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PREFACE. 

In  presenting  the  Thirteenth  volume  of  this  series  of  the  Post- 
Office  Geeenock  Dieectoey  to  the  Public,  the  Publishers 
considered  it  necessary  to  remark  that  many  new  dwelling- 
houses  were  being  built  in  the  town,  showing  that  the  build- 
ers had  confidence  in  the  future;  and  in  presenting  the  Four- 
teenth yearly  volume,  in  1861,  when  the  Census  was  taken, 
the  population  was  stated  to  be  43,206,  exclusive  of  about 
2,000  persons  belonging  to  the  town  who  were  at  sea,  or 
45,206  in  all.  In  presenting  the  Fifteenth  volume  no 
allusion  to  this  important  matter  was  considered  to  be 
necessary;  but  now  in  presenting  the  Sixteenth  volume 
the  Publishers  have  pleasure  in  stating  that  if  the  popu- 
lation were  exactly  stated  at  45,206  in  1861,  it  cannot 
now  be  estimated  as  under  50,000  persons.  This  great 
increase  has  Jchiefly  been  caused  by  the  large  contracts 
being  fulfilled  in  the  town  by  the  shipbuilding  and  engineer- 
ing firms,  who  have  a  great  number  of  additional  workmen 
in  their  employment.  The  demand  for  workmen's  houses  at 
last  term  was  unprecedented.  The  Customhouse  revenue  of 
the  port,  and  the  Harbour  revenue,  have  also  greatly  in- 
creased. 

A  large  new  harbour,  called  the  Albert  Harbour,  is  being 
formed  at  the  "West-end,  near  Bay  of  Quick,  and  that  work 
has  also  added  considerably  to  the  demand  for  labour. 

The  Publishers  have  exerted  themselves  to  improve  the 
Directory  in  every  department,  and  they  trust  it  wiU  be 
found  to  be  as  exact  and  useful  as  any  local  Directory  in  the 
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continue  to  recognise  it  as  an  excellent  means  of  advertising 
trades,  professions,  and  business  cards. 

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tion, and  to  merit  the  support  of  the  Public. 

Post-Office, 
Greenock,  June,  1863. 


CONTENTS. 


Preface. 

Stamp  Duties. 

Calendar. 

Post  Office  Directory.    . 

Trades  and  Professions. 

Late  Names. 


APPENDIX. 


Adjuster  of  Imperial  WeigMs  and  Measures, 

Banking  Houses,  . , 

Bowling  and  Greenock  Towing  Company, 

Building  Societies, 

Burgli  and  Police  Court, 

Caledonian  Eailway  Company, 

Carriers,   . . 

Cartsdyke  Mechanics'  Library, 

Charity  School,  . . 

Churches,  Ministers,  and  Presbyteries, 

Clyde  Shipping  Company's  Towing  Vessels, 

Clyde  Carrying  Company's  Lighters, 

Commissioners  of  Supply  for  the  Lower  Ward, 

Commissioners  on  the  Harbour, 

Commissary  Court, 

Conveyances, 

Consuls  at  Greenock, 

Courts, 

Customhouse, 

Engines  for  Extinguishing  Fires, 

Fishery  Office,     . . 

Glasgow  and  Greenock  Shipping  Company, 

Greenock  Academy,       . . 

Greenock  Chamber  of  Commerce, 

Greenock  Coffee  Eoom, 

Greenock  Census  Eeturns, 

Greenock  Cemetery,  Wellington  Park,  and  Well  Park, 

Greenock  Exchange  Buildings  and  Assembly  Rooms, 

Greenock  Hospital  and  Infirmary, 

Greenock  Library, 

Greenock  Mechanics'  Institution, 

Greenock  Parochial  Board, 

Greenock  Prison,  . .  . . 

Greenock  Ragged  School  Association, 

Greenock  Railway  Guaranteed  Company 


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Greenock  Shipping  List,           ..         ..         ..         ,.,         ..  85 

Income  Tax  Commissioners,     . .         . .         . .         . .         . ,  38 

Inland  Revenue  Of&ce  (late  Excise),  ..         . .         . .         .*.  42 

Inland  Revenue  Office  (Stamps  and  Taxes),            . .           .  42 

Insurance  Offices  and  Agents,            . .         . .         . .         , .  32 

Inverkip  and  Duncan  Street  Burying  Grounds,      . .         . .  29 

Justice  of  Peace  Court,            . .         , .         . .         . ,         . .  37 

Lieutenancy  of  Renfrewshire,  . .          . .         . .          . .          . .  38 

List  of  Bonded  Warehouses  ia  Greenock,     . .         . .         . .  41 

List  of  Licensed  Boatmen,        . .          . .          . .          . .          . .  78 

List  of  Licensed  Deep  Sea  Pilots,       . .         . .         . .         . .  74 

List  of  Porters  and  their  Numbers,     . ,         . .         . .         . .  76 

Local  Marine  Board, . .         . .  26 

Lower  Ward  Committee  of  Renfrewshire  Prison  Board,   . .  23 

Lloyd's  Agent  for  Greenock  and  Port-Glasgow,     . .         . .  22 

Magistrates  and  Town  Council,           20 

Markets,  . . 23 

Mariae  Board  and  Shipping  Office,     . .         . .         . .         . .  26 

Mills  on  Shaws  Water  Falls, 30 

Omnibuses,          . .         . .         . .         . .         . .         . .         . .  74 

Parliamentary  and  Municipal  Boundaries,   . .         . .         . .  17 

Physicians  and  Surgeons,         . ,          ..         . .          . .          . .  40 

Post  Office,          1 

Post  Office  Saving  Banks,         . .         . .         .....         . .  1 1 

Public  Offices, 34 

Quarter  Sessions,           . .         . .         . .         . .         . .         . .  37 

Rates  of  Fares  to  be  exacted  by  Boatmen,    . .         , .         . .  79 

Rates  of  Fares  to  be  exacted  by  Porters,       . .         . ,         . .  76 

Registrars  of  Births,  Deaths,  and  Marriages,           . .         . .  22 

Sailing  Vessels,  . .         . .         . .         . ,         . .          . .         . .  81 

Schools  and  Teachers,   . .          . .          . .          . .          . .          . .  61 

Shaws  Water  Joint-Stock  Company,            . .         . .         . .  30 

Sheriff  Coui% 36 

Sheriff  Small  Debt  Court,        . .         . .         . .         . .         . .  36 

Societies,  . ,         . .         . .         . .         . .         , ,         . .         , ,  64 

Steam  Vessels,     . .         , .         . .         . .         . .         . .         . .  82 

Table  of  Fees  of  Interment  in  Cemetery,  &c.           . .         . .  28 

Table  of  Rates  for  Pilotage  on  the  Clyde, 75 

Town  and  Harbour  Police,       . .         . ,         . .          . .          , .  22 

Trade  Protection  Societies,       . .         . .          . .          . .          . .  34 

Trustees  on  the  Harbours,        , .          . .          . .          . .          . .  21 

Volunteer  Rifle  and  Artillery  Corps,  . .         . .         I .         . .  63 

Water  Trustees,            . .         . .         . .         . .         . .         . .  21 

Writers,    . .          . .          , .          . .         39 

Advertisements,— /^5^e  md  of  Appendix.) 


STAMP   DUTIES 


(IN'LAND  BILL)  DRAFT  OR  ORDER,  after  the  10th  October, 
1853,  for  the  payment  of  axLj  sum  of  money  to  the  bearer,  or  to 
order  on  demand,  Id.  And  the  following  instruments  shall  be 
deemed  and  taken  to  be  drafts  or  orders  for  the  payment  of  money 
within  the  intent  and  meaning  of  this  Act,  and  of  any  Act  or  Acts 
relating  to  the  stamp  duties  on  bills  of  exchange,  drafts  or  orders, 
and  shaU  be  chargeable  accordingly  with  the  stamp  duties  imposed 
by  this  Act  or  any  such  Act  or  Acts,  viz.  :  All  documents  or  writ- 
ings usually  termed  letters  of  credit,  or  whereby  any  person  to  whom 
any  such  document  or  writing  is  or  is  intended  to  be  delivered  or 
sent,  shall  be  entitled,  or  be  intended  to  be  entitled  to  have  credit 
with  or  in  account  with,  or  to  draw  upon  any  other  person  for,  or 
to  receive  from  such  other  person  any  sum  of  money  therein  men- 
tioned. 

EXEMPTIONS.— Any  Draft  or  Order  drawn  by  any  Banker 
upon  any  other  Banker,  not  payable  to  bearer,  or  to  order,  and  used 
solely  for  the  purpose  of  settling  or  clearing  any  account  between- 
said  banker.  Any  letter  written  by  a  banker  to  any  other  banker 
directing  the  payment  of  any  sum  of  money,  the  same  not  being 
payable  to  bearer  or  to  order,  and  such  letter  not  being  sent  or  de- 
livered to  the  person  to  whom  payment  is  to  be  made,  or  to  any 
person  on  his  behalf. 

INLAND  BILL,  DRAFT,  or  ORDER  for  the  payment  of  any 
sum  of  money,  though  not  made  payable  to  the  bearer,  or  to  order, 
if  the  same  shall  be  delivered  to  the  payee,  or  some  person  on  hia 
or  her  behalf,  the  same  duty  as  on  a  bill  of  exchange  for  the  like 
sum,  payable  to  bearer  or  order. 

INLAND  BILL,  DRAFT  or  ORDER  for  the  payment  of  any 
sum  of  money  weekly,  monthly,  or  at  any  other  stated  periods,  if 
made  payable  to  the  bearer,  or  to  order,  or  if  delivered  to  the  paj^ee, 
or  to  some  person  on  his  or  her  behalf,  where  the  total  amount  of 
the  money  thereby  made  payable  shall  be  specified  therein,  or  can 
be  ascertained  therefrom,  or  shall  be  indefinite,  the  same  duty  as 
on  a  bill  payable  to  bearer  or  order  on  demand. 

PROMISSORY  NOTE  for  the  payment  of  any  sum  of  money  by 
instalments,  or  for  the  payment  of  several  sums  of  money  at  differ- 
ent days  or  times,  so  that  the  whole  of  the  money  to  be  paid  shall 
be  definite  and  certain,  the  same  duty  as  on  a  promissory  note,  pay- 
able otherwise  than  to  the  bearer  on  demand,  for  a  sum  equal  to 
the  whole  amount  of  the  money  to  be  paid. 


STAMP  DUTIES. 


INLAND  BILLS  AND  PROMISSORY  NOTES. 

£    s.    D. 

When  sum  not  exceeding  £5, 0     0     1 

Above        £5,  and  not  above  £10, 0    0    2 

10,  —  25, o 0     0     3 

25,  —  50, 0     0     6 

50,  —  75, 0     0     9 

75,  —  100, 0     1     0 

100,  —  200, 0     2     0 

200,  —  300,. 0     3     0 

300,  —  400, 0     4     0 

400,  —  500, 0     5     0 

500,  —  750, 0     7     6 

750,  —  1000, 0  10     0 

1000,  —  1500, 0  15     0 

1500,  —  2000, 1     0     0 

2000,  —  3000, 110     0 

3000,  —  4000, 2     0     0 

For  every  £1000  above  £4000,  and  every  fractional 

part  of  £1000,    —     0  10     0 

N.B. — The  duties  on  Foreign  Bills,  drawn  out  of  the  United 
Kingdom,  are  to  be  denoted  by  adhesive  stamps.  The  amount  of 
duty  on  adhesive  stamps  is  impressed  on  two  parts.  The  Board  of 
Inland  Revenue  recommend  that  the  cancellation  should  be  one 
of  the  parts  and  the  other  left  legible. 

If  a*Foreign  Bill  payable  abroad,  and  as  to  which  the  provision 
*'  drawn  in  sets  of  three  or  more"  apply,  should  be  drawn  in  a  single 
bill,  the  duty  will  be  the  same  as  on  an  Inland  Bill,  and  if  in  a  set 
of  two,  the  duty  on  each  will  be  the  same  as  on  an  Inland  Bill. 
This  is  in  accordance  with  the  opinion  of  the  Board  of  Inland 
Revenue.  But  the  Board  have  given  an  opinion  that  a  Foreign 
Bill  drawn  abroad  and  payable  in  this  country  in  duplicate  or  tri- 
plicate only  represents  one  transaction,  and  is  liable  to  the  duty  on 
one  Inland  Bill  of  the  same  amount — that  is,  if  one  of  the  parts 
have  the  full  duty,  the  others  may  be  unstamped.  The  schedule 
of  the  act  does  not  provide  for  such  a  Bill  being  drawn  in  sets. 
Bills  bearing  to  be  drawn  out  of  the  United  Kingdom  are  to  be 
deemed  Foreign  Bills  so  drawn,  although  they  may  in  reality  be 
drawn  in  the  United  Kingdom,  17  and  18  Vict.  c.  83  §  4.  A  per- 
son in  the  United  Kingdom  drawing  and  issuing  a  bill  payable  out 
of  United  Kingdom  in  a  set,  mxist  draw  the  whole  set,  and  a  person 
transferring  or  negotiating  such  bill  must  transfer  and  deliver, 
stamped,  the  whole  number  of  the  set.  Penalty  £100.  A  person 
taking  such  bill  must  get  the  whole  stamped,  or  otherwise  he 
cannot  recover  on  it  or  make  it  available,  ib.  §  6.  This  applies  only 
to  bills  drawn  within  and  payable  out  of  the  United  Kingdom. 


STAMP  DUTIES.  ix. 


FOEEIGN"  BILLS  OF  EXCHANGE,  drawn  in  but  payable  out 
of  United  Kingdom,  when  drawn  single  same  as  Inland  Bills. 

s.  d' 
When  in  sets  of  three  or  more,  for  every  hill  of  each  set  not 

above  £25, 0  1 

Above     25,  and  not  above    £50,  0  2 

50,     —        75,  0  3 

75,     —        100,  0  4 

100,     —       200,  0  8 

200,     —       300, 1  0 

300,     —       400,  1  4 

400,     —       500,  1  8 

500,     —       750,  2  6 

750,     —       1000,   3  4 

1000,     —       1500,  5  0 

1500,     —       2000,   6  8 

2000,     —       3000,   10  0 

For  every  £1000,  above  £4000,  and  every  fractional 

part  of  £1000, 3  4 

When  drawn  out  of  and  payable  within  the  United  Kingdom 
same  as  Inland  Bills. 

When  drawn  out  of  and  payable  out  of  the  United  Kingdom,  but 
indorsed  or  negotiated  within  the  United  Kingdom,  same  as  on 
Foreign  Bills  drawn  in  but  payable  out  of  the  United  Kingdom. 

Adhesive  Stamps  to  be  used  for  Bills  drawn  out,  but  payable  an<i 
negotiated  within  the  United  Kingdom. 

Agreement  when  of  the  value  of  £20  or  upwards,  and  without  a 
clause  of  registration  : — 

£    S.     D- 

Apprentice  Indentures,        .         .        .        „        .        .        0    2    6 
BiUs  of  Lading, .  0    0    6 


BONDS  AND  MOETQAaES. 


Not  exceeding  £50, 

Above  £50  and  not  above  £100, 
100  —  150, 

150  ~  200, 

200  —  250, 

250  —  300, 

And  for  every  farther  £100, 

Charter  from  Superior, 

Charter-Party, 


£ 

s. 

D. 

0 

1 

3 

0 

2 

6 

0 

3 

9 

0 

5 

0 

0 

6 

3 

0 

7 

6 

0 

2 

6 

0 

5 

0 

0 

5 

0 

STAMP  DUTIES. 


CONVEYANCES. 

Where  consider,  not  exceeding  £25 , . .  2s  6d. 

Exc.  not  Exc.  Exc.  not  Esc. 

£  £  £  s. 


25 
50 
15 
100 
125 
150 
175 
200 
225 


50,, 
75,, 

100,, 

115,. 

150,. 

175,. 

200,. 

225,. 

250, . 


.0  5 
.0  7 
,0  10 
.0  12 
,0  15 
.0  17 
,1  0 
,1  2 
1  5 


£ 
250 
275 
300 
350 
400 
450 
500 
550 


£ 

275., 

800,, 

350,, 

400,, 

450,, 

500, 

550,, 

600,. 


£  s. 

B. 

1    7 

6 

1  10 

0 

1  15 

0 

2     0 

0 

2     5 

0 

2  10 

0 

2  15 

0 

3     0 

0 

Andfor  every  £100  above  £600,  and  every  fractional  partof  £100, 10s 
Oopyright  of  Designs,  Certificate  of, £5 


DEBENTURE  EOE  DEAWBACK. 

S.  D- 

When  sum  not  exceeding  £10, • 1  0 

Above  £10,  and  under         50, 2  6 

„         50, 5  0 

Draft  or  Order  for  the  Payment  of  any  sum  of  Money  to  Bearer 

on  Demand, 0  1 


INSUEANOE  POLICIES. 

LIFE. 

S.  D. 

When  sum  not  above  £500. 
For  £50,  and  fractional  part  of  £50, 0    6 

Exceeding  £500  and  not  exceeding  £1000 
For  £100  and  fractional  part  of  £100, 1    0 

Exceeding  £1000. 
For  £1000  and  fractional  part  of  £1000, , 10    0 

PIKE. 

Duty  on  each  Policy, 1    0 

Besides  3  per  cent,  on  every  Insurance  made  or  renewed. 

MARINE. 

For  every  £100,  or  part  of  £100,  when  premium  is  under  IDs 
per  cent., . , , ...,..,,... 0    6 


STAMP  DUTIES. 


xi. 


Above  10s  and  not  above  20s, 

—  20s  —  30s, 

—  30s  —  40s, 

—  40s  —  50s, 

—  50s  -  -  -  - 
For  every  £100,  or  part  of  £100,  insured  for  any  certain 

time,  not  exceeding  six  months, 
Exceeding  six  months,  .  .  - 

Letter  or  Power  of  Attorney, 
Progressive  Duty  on  Words, 
Eeceipts — For  £2  and  upwards, 


FEENCH  MONIES,  WEIGHTS  AND  MEASUEES, 


WITH  THEIR  EQUIVALENTS  IW  ENGLISH. 
MONIES. 


French. 


1  Cent, 

6     „    =1  Sou 
20  Sous=l  Franc 
20  Francs=l  Louis 
25    do. 

French. 


English. 
£  s.  d. 
0  0  0| 
0  0  3 
0  0  9| 
0  15  11 
10     0 


"WEIGHTS. 


Avoirdupois  Weight,  lbs.  oz.  drs. 

1  Gramme,    -            -           -            -  -  -  0  0  Of 

10        „       =1  Decagramme,             -  -  -  0  0  5f 

10  Decagrammes=l  Hectogramme,  -  -  -  0  3  8^ 

10  Hectogrammes=l  KUogramme,    -  -  -  2  3  4| 

MEASURES, 
French.  length. 

1  Metre,        -  -  -  .  . 

10      „    =  Decametre, 
10  Decametres=l  Hectometre, 
10  Hectometre=l  Kilometre, 
25  Milimetres  are  equal  to  One  Inch. 
French.  capacity. 

1  Litre,         -  -  -  .  - 

10    „    =1  Decalitre,  -  .  :, 

10  Deoalitres=l  HectolitrSj,  • 

10  Hectolitres=l  Kilolitre,  - 


English. 

yds.  ft. 

in. 

0     3 

^4 

10    2 

9- 

109     0 

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COUHTIITG-HOUSE   CALE:1TDAR, 


JUNE  1863. 

Sunday  7     14 

Monday  1       8     15 

Tuesday  2      9     16 

Wednesday  3     10     17 

Thursday  4    11     18 

Friday  5    12     19 

Saturday  6    13    20 

JULY. 

Sunday  5     12 

Monday  6     12 

Tuesday  7     14 

Wednesday  1       8     15 

Thursday  2      9    16 

Friday  3     10     17 

Saturday  4    11     18 

AUGUST. 

Sunday  2      9    16 

Monday  3    XO    17 

Tuesday  4     11     18 

Wednesday  5     12     19 

Thursday  6     13    20 

Friday  7    14    21 
Saturday       1      8     15    22 

SEPTEMBER. 

Sunday  6     13 

Monday  7     14 

Tuesday  1       8     15 

Wednesday  2      9     16 

Thursday  3     10    17 

Friday  4     H     18 

Saturday  5     12    19 

OCTOBER 

Sunday  4     1 1 

Monday  5     12 

Tuesday  6     13 

Wednesday  7     14 

Thursday  1      8    15 

Friday  2      9     16 

Saturday  3    10    17 

NOVEMBER. 

Sunday  1       8     15 

Monday  2      9     16 

Tuesday  3     lO     17 

Wednesday  4    11     18 

Thursday  5     12     19 

Friday  6    13    20 

Saturday  7     U     21 


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DECEMBER. 

Sunday  6     13 

Monday  7     14 

Tuesday  1       8     15 

Wednesday  2      9     16 

Thursday  3     10     17 

Friday  4     11     18 

Saturday  5     12    19 
JANUARY,  1864. 

Sunday  3     10     17 

Monday  4     11     18 

Tuesda'y  5     12     19 

Wednesday  6    13    20 

Thursday  7     14    21 

Friday           1  8     16    22 

Saturday      2  9     16    23 

FEBRUARY. 

Sunday  7     14 

Monday  1       8     15 

Tuesday  2      9     16 

Wednesday  3    10    17 

Thursday  4     11     18 

Friday  6     12     19 

Saturday  6     13    20 

MARCH. 

Sunday  6     13 

Monday  7     14 

Tuesday  1      8     15 

Wednesday  2       9     16 

Thursday  3    10     17 

Friday  4     11     18 

Saturday  5     12     19 

APRIL. 

Sunday  3    10 

Monday  4     11 

Tuesday  5     12 

Wednesday  6     13 

Thursday  7     14 

Friday  1       8    15 

Saturday  2      9     16 

MAY. 

Sunday  1       8    15 

Monday  2      9     16 

Tuesday  3     10    17 

Wednesday  4     11     18 

Thursday  5     12    19 

Friday  6     13    20 

Saturday  7     14    21 


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New  Year's  Day      .     . 
Martyrdom  of  K.  Charles 
Queen's  Marriage    .     . 
Good  Friday        ,     ,     . 
Queen's  Birthday    .     . 


BANK  HOLIDAYS. 

.  Jan.  1 1  Restoration  of  K.  Charles  II.  May  29 
1.  Jan.  30  Queen's  Accession  .  .  .  Jcsne  20. 
.  Feb.  10 1  Queen's  Coronation  .  «  June  28 
.  Apr.  6 1  Gunpowder  Plot  ^  ,  ,  Nov.  6 
.    May  84 1  Christmas  Day  ,    .    .    ,    Dec,  8§^ 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


To  avoid  Jostling  in  meeting,  Passengers  should  observe  the  general 
rule — "  Keep  to  the  right.'' — that  is,  allow  those  you  meet  to  pass  on 
your  left  hand. 


Abbotsford  place,  Eoxburgli  street 

Ann  street,  from  Buccleuch  street  southward  to  Cotton  mill 

Antigua  street,  from  Bogle  street  running  southwards 

Ardgowan  street  (west),  from  Nelson  street,  west,  to  Bedford  street 

Ardgowan  street.  Glebe,  from  Crawfurd  street  to  Clarence  street 

Ardgowan  square.  Union  street 

Argyle  street,  from  "West  Blackball  street  to  George  square 

Armadale  place,  bead  of  Bank  street 

Arthur  street,  from  St  Lawrence  street  to  Cartsburn  street 

Baker  street,  from  Drumfrochar  road  to  Dellingbnrn  square 

Bank  street,  from  Cathcart  square  to  Dempster  street 

Bearhope  street,  from  Eoxburgh  street  to  Tobago  street 

Bedford  street,  from  Newark  street  to  Glen 

Bell  entry,  from  Dalrymple  street  to  West  breast 

Belville  place,  head  of  Eatho  street  westward 

Bentinck  street,  or  Martha  brae,  from  Clyde  street  southward 

Blackball  street  (East),  from  Eue-end  street  to  Deer  park 

Blackball  street  (West),  from  Hamilton  street  to  Grey  place 

Bogle  street,  from  Eue-end  street  to  Eegent  street 

Boyd  place,  from  27  to  35  West  Blackball  street 

Boyd  street,  from  Ker  street  to  Clarence  street 

Breast  (east),  from  East  Quay  lane  to  foot  of  William  street 

Breast  (west),  continuation  of  East  Breast  to  West  qua,y 

Brisbane  street,  from  Nelson  street  to  Bedford  street 

Broad  close,  from  Cathcart  street  to  Shaw  street 

Brougham  street,  from  Grey  place  westward  to  Jardine's  burn 

Bruce  street,  ft-om  Inverkip  street  to  Eoxburgh  street 

Buccleuch  street,  from  Yennel  to  Ann  street 

Buchanan's  close,  9  Dalrymple  street 

Campbell  street,  from  Clyde  street  to  Union  street 

Captaia  street,  from  Sir  Michael  street  to  Wellington  street 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Carnock  street,  from  St  Andrew  square  to  Dellingburn  street 
Cartsburn  street,  from.  Eue-end  street  to  Upper  Ingieston 
Cathcart  square,  head  of  Hamilton.,  William,  and  Cathcart  streets: 
Cathcart  street,  from  Catbcart  square  to  East  India  breast 
Catherine  street,  from  Forsyth  street  to  Johnstone  street 
Chapel  street,  from  Bogie  street  to  Dellingburn  street 
Charles  sti-eet,  from  Vennel  to  Dalrymple  street 
Church  place,  from  Cathcart  square  to  Market  street 
Clarence  street,  from  Roslin  street  to  Old  West  manse 
Clyde  crescent,  from  East  Clyde  street  to  Forsyth  street 
Cowgate  street,  from  Yennel  to  Market  street 
Crawfrird  street  (east),  head  of  Ratho  street  southward 
Crawfurd  street  (west),  from  Charles  street  to  Boyd  street 
Cross-shore  street,  from  Cathcart  street  to  Mid  breast 
Customhouse  place,  back  of  Customhouse  and  foot  of  East  Quay 

lane 
Dalrymple  street,  from  Shaw  street  to  Nicholson  street 
Dellingburn  street,  from  Rue-end  street  to  Baker  street 
Dellingburn  square,  foot  of  Baker  street 
Dempster  street,  from  Bank  street  running  westward 
Dock  breast,  from  Customhouse  place  to  East  India  breast 
Donald's  court,  near  East  India  breast,  east  end  of  Cathcart  street 
Drummer's  close,  5  Dalrymple  street 
Drumfrochar  road,  from  Baker  street  to  Drumfrochar 
Duncan  street,  from  Holmscroft  street  to  East  Shaw  street 
East  Clyde  street,  from  Ropework  street  to  Clyde  crescent 
East  India  breast,  from  Dock  breast  to  East  India  quay 
East  Quay  lane,  from  Cathcart  street  to  East  harbour 
East  India  quay,  from  Rue- end  street  to  East  breast 
Eldon  street,  from  Jardine's  burn,  running  westward  to  Gourock 

road 
Factory  lane,  from  Kirk  street  to  Ropework  street 
Finnart  street,  from  Nelson  street  (west)  to  Bedford  street 
Forsyth  street,  from  Clyde  crescent  to  Finnart 
Ford  place,  Caddlehill 
Forres  place,  Hope  street 
Fox  street,  from  Seafield  to  Finnart  road 
Garvel  park,  East  Hamilton  street 
George  square,  head  of  Kilblain  street 
Gipsy  lane,  from  Brougham  street- to  Union  street 
Glenfield,  west  end.  Union  street 
Grey  place,  west  end.  West  Blackball  street 
Hamilton  street,  from  Cathcart  square  to  West  Blackball  street 
Hamilton  street  (east),  fr-om  Main  street,  Crawfurdsdyke,  to  Port- 
Glasgow  road. 
Harvie  lane  from  Hamilton  street  to  Dalrymple  street 
Highland  close,  from  Cathcart  street  to  Shaw  street 
Hill  street,  from  Regent  street  to  Drumfrocher  road 
Hill-end  street,  from  Thomas  street  to  Belville  place 


STREET  DIEECTORY. 


Holmscroffc  street,  from  Williamson  street  to  Trafalgar  street 
Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
Hope  street,  from  Lynedoch  street  eastward 
Houston  street,  from  West  Stewart  street  to  Campbell  street 
Hyde  park,  Belville  place 

Ingieston  street,  from  Baker  street  to  Cartsburn  street 
Inverkip  street,  from  Vennel  to  Williamson  street 
Jamaica  street,  from  West  Jilackhall  street  to  Union  street 
Jane  place,  north  and  south  sides  of  Thomas  street 
John  street,  from  h  tanners  street  to  St  Lawrence  street 
Johnston  street,  from  Union  street  to  West  Clyde  street 
Kelly  street,  from  West  Stewart  street  to  Ford 
Ker  street,  from  West  Blackball  street  to  Boyd  street 
Ealblain  street,  from  Vennel  to  George  square 
Kirk  street,  from  Eoslin  street  to  West  church  burying-gTOund 
Laird  street,  from  West  Blackball  street  to  West  burying-ground 
Lindsay's  lane,  from  West  Quay  lane  to  Vennel 
Longwell  close,  from  44  Cathcart  street  to  Shaw  street 
Lyle  street,  fr-om  Lynedoch  street  running  eastward 
Lynedoch  street,  fr^om  Waterloo  place  to  Drumfrochar  road 
Macknight  street,  continuation  ot  St  Lawrence  st.  from  Eatho  st. 
Madeira  street,  fr-om  Brisbane  street  to  Eldon  street 
Main  street,  Crawfurdsdyke,  from  Eue-end  st.  to  East  Hamilton  st. 
Manse  lane,  from  Hamilton  street  to  Market  street 
Mansionhouse  lane,  fr-om  Cathcart  street  to  New  road 
Margaret  street,  from  Seafield  to  Union  street 
Market  street,  from  Church  place  to  Tobago  street 
Maxwell  street,  from  N'ewark  street  to  Eldon  street 
Mearns  street,  fr-om  Shaw  place  to  Dempster  street 
Melville  court,  31  Hamilton  street 
Mount  lane,  from  Regent  street  to  Wellington  street 
Mount  Pleasant  street,  west  end  of  Inverkip  street,  southward 
Nelson  street  (west),  from  George  square  to  Brachelston  toU 
Nelson  street  (Glebe),  from  Crawfurd  street  to  Clarence  street 
Newton  street,  from  Nelson  street  westward,  opened  up  from  Ro- 
bertson street  to  Forsyth  street 
New  Dock  lane,  from  East  Quay  lane  to  Dock  breast 
New  Road,  from  Watt  place  to  Regent  street 
Newark  street,  from  Jardine's  burn  to  Drums  brae 
Nicholson  street,  from  Nelson  street  to  Ropework  street 
Octavia  terrace,  west  from  Madeira  street 
Open  shore,  from  Shaw  street  to  New  Dock  head 
Patrick  street,  from  Finnart  street  to  West  Clyde  street 
Port- Glasgow  road,  fr-om  East  Hamilton  street  to  Port- Glasgow 
Pottery  street,  from  Port-Glasgow  road  to  river,  east  of  Clyde 

Potteries 
Princes  street,  from  Inverkip  street  to  Nelson  street 
Ratho  street,  from  East  Hamilton  street  to  Belville  place 
Regent  street,  from  Dellingbum  square  to  Arm  street 


XVI.  STREET  DIEECTOEY. 

Robertson  street,  from  Brougham  street  to  Finnart  street 

Eosneath  street,  from  Clyde  street  towards  Mariners'  Asylum 

Eopework  street,  from  Dalrymple  street  to  Clyde  street 

Roslin  street,  from  Crawfurd  street  to  Clarence  street 

Roxburgh  street,  from  Bank  street  to  Inverkip  street 

Rue-end  street,  from  Cathcart  street  to  Cartsburn  street 

St  Andrew  street,  from  Rue -end  street  southward 

St  Andrew  square,  from  Springkell  street  to  Carnook  street 

St  Lawrence  street,  from  John  street  to  Ratho  street 

Salmon  street,  north-west  side  of  Inverkip  street  (No  32) 

Shannon's  close,  from  Shaw  street  to  East  breast 

Shaw  street,  from  Dalrymple  street  to  Rue-end  street 

Shaw  street  (east),  from  Ann  street  to  Nelson  street  (west) 

Shaw  place,  from  Bank  street  to  Ann  street 

Sir  John's  brae,  Mansionhouse  lane 

Sir  Michael  street,  from  Vennel  to  Roxburgh  street 

Smith's  lane,  from  Watson's  lane  to  Market  street 

Springkell  street,  from  Cartsburn  street  to  St  Andrew  square 

Stanners  street,  from  Main  street,  Cartsdj^ke,  to  John  street 

Steamboat  Quay,  east  and  west  of  the  Customhouse  and  Excise 

buildings 
Stewart  street  (east),  from  Rue-end  street  to  Greenock  foundry 
Stewart  street  (west),  from  West  Burn  street  to  Houston  street 
Sugarhouse  lane,  from  Yennel  to  Dalrymple  street 
Taylor's  close,  from  Hamilton  street  to  Dalrymple  street 
Thomas  street,  from  East  Hamilton  street  westward 
Tobago  street,  from  Inverkip  street  to  Market  street 
Trafalgar  street,  from  Shaw  place  to  Roxburgh  street 
Under  crescent,  from  John  street  to  St  Lawrence  street 
Union  court,  42  Dalrymple  street 
Union  street,  from  George  square  to  Newark  street 
Upper  crescent,  from  Under  crescent  southward 
Vennel,  from  Inverkip  street  to  West  breast 
Victoria  place,  7  West  Blackball  street 
Virginia  street,  from  Chapel  street  to  East  India  breast 
Waterloo  place,  west  of  Mansionhouse 
Watt  street  from  Nelson  street  to  Kelly  street 
Watt  place,  south  side  of  Cathcart  and  Cross-shore  streets 
Watson's  lane,  from  Hamilton  street  to  Vennel 
Wellington  court,  8  Cathcart  square 
Wellington  street,  from  Williamson  street  to  Ann  street 
West  Burn  street,  from  Kilblain  street  to  Dalrymple  street 
West  Clyde  street,  from  Clyde  crescent  to  Whitefarland  point 
West  Quay  lane,  from  Dalrymple  street  to  West  quay 
West  Quay,  from  foot  of  West  quay  lane  eastward 
Whitefarland  point,  near  the  Battery 

William  street,  from  Cathcart  square  to  East  and  West  breasts 
W"illiamson  street,  from  head  of  Inverkip  street  southward 
York  street,  from  Crawfurd  street  to  Clarence  street 


POST-OFFICE 
GEEENOCK    DIRECTOEY 


ADAM  Alexander,  carpenter,  1  Arthur  street 

Adam  Alexander,  cooper,  11  Charles  street 

Adam  Archibald,  shipowner,  1  Cathcart  street.     House,  30 

Eldon  street 
Adam  Archibald,  watchman,  13  Charles  street 
Adam  Donald,  ship  smith  and  chain  maker,  37  Eue-end  st. 

House,  6  Lyle  street 
Adam  Edward  B.,  storekeeper,  33  Eegent  street 
Adam  George,  timber  measurer,  1  Cathcart  street.     House, 

Woodside,  Eldon  street 
Adam  James,  grocer,  7  East  Shaw  street.     House,  do. 
Adam  John,  town  chamberlain,  Council  chambers.     House) 

Home  cottage,  Eosneath  street 
Adam  John,  joiner,  31  West  Burn  street 
Adam  Eobert,  carpenter,  7  John  street 
Adam  Eobert,  mason,  72  Eoxburgh  street 
Adam  William,  sugar  refiner,  Dellingburn  street,     House^ 

HoUybank,  Eldon  street 
Adam  William,  mason,  23  East  Shaw  street 
Adam  William,  cooper,  58  Eoxburgh  street 
Adam  William  &  Co.,  plumbers,  coppersmiths,  &c.,  S  Dock 

breast 
Adam  Miss  H. ,  grocer,  20  Ann  Street 
Adam  Miss,  42  Eldon  street 
ADAMS  Alexander,  labourer,  13  John  street 
Adams  JameSj  labourer.  Overtoil 

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D^EECTORY. 


Adams  John,  accountant,  Provident  Bank.     House,  18  Bris- 
bane street 
Adams  Eobert,  labourer,  20  Market  street 
Adams  Eobert,  joiner,  13  Catlacart  street 
Adams  "William  D.,  saddler,  19  Oathcart  street 
Adams  "William,  deep-sea  pilot,  1  Grey  place 
Adams  Mrs  Mary,  2  Crawfurd  street 

ADAMSON  Daniel  D.,  feuar.  Laurel  villa,  Johnston  street 
Adamson  William,  hairdresser,  71  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Adamson  Mrs  William,  Laurel  villa,  Johnston  street 
ADDIS  James,  mariner,  Hope  street 
ADVEETISER  OFFICE  (aieenock),  29  Hamilton  street 
AGrNEW  Alexander  &  Son,  house  factors,   15  Cross-shore 

street.     House,  10  Margaret  street 
Agnew  Andrew,  mason,  20  Hamilton  street 
AIKENHEAD  James,  shoemaker,  6  West  Stewart  street 

AIED  John,  grocer,  60  Dalrymple  street 

Aird  Thomas,   porter  and  tobacconist,   10  East  Quay  lane. 
House,  10  Antigua  street 

AIEMET  Elliot,  gardener,  29  Newark  street 

Airmet  David,  gardener,  6  Newark  street 

Airmet  Miss  A.  dressmaker,  6  Newark  street 

AITCHISON  Mrs,  10  Brisbane  street 

AITKEN  Andrew,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  3  Hamilton 
street.     House,  11  Ardgowan  square 

Aitken  Charles,  engineer,  17  Lynedoch  street 

Aitken  David,    accountant.  City  of  Glasgow-  Bank.     House, 
63  Eegent  street 

Aitken  James,  gardener,  25  Newark  street 

Aitken  James,  of  Lang  &  Aitken.     Ho.,  24  Antigua  street 

Aitken  James,  carpenter,  2  Watt  place 

Aitken  James,  shipmaster,  22  Sugarhouse  lane 

Aitken  John,  bleacher,  28  Sir  Michael  street 

Aitken  J.  &  J.,  hosiers,  30  West  Bum  street.     House,  22 


Aitken  Miss,  18  Ardgowan  square 


DIRECTORY. 


Aitken  Miss  Janet,  dressmaker,  28  West  Blackball  street 

Aitken  Miss  M.,  grocer,  23  Antigua  street 

Aitken  Mrs  Peter,  4  Greorge  square 

Aitken  Mrs  Eobert,  31  Brougkam  street 

Aitken  Mrs,  32  Tobago  street 

ALEXANDER  Alexander,  farmer,  Bogston,  Port-Glasgow 

road 
Alexander  Angus,  sailmaker,  9  Antigua  street 
Alexander  Arcbibald,  sbipmaster,  82  Eegent  street 
Alexander  Francis,  bouse  and  sbip  painter,  29  Sugarbouse 

lane 
Alexander  Frederick,  2  York  street 
Alexander  James,  E.N. R.,  deputy-superintendent  Mercantile 

Marine  office,  5  Virginia  st.     House,  48  Brougbam  st. 
Alexander  James,  boilermaker,  3  Artbur  street 
Alexander  James,  carter,  9  Bearbope  street 
Alexander  James  Gr. ,  druggist,  9  West  Blackball  st.     House, 

above  sbop,  entry  round  tbe  corner 
Alexander  Jobn,  carpenter,  16  Bearbope  street 
Alexander  Mattbew,  cowfeeder.  Mount  pleasant 
Alexander  Mattbew,  labourer,  8  Ann  street 
Alexander  Eobert,  joiner,  15  Artbur  street 
Alexander  Eobert>  sailmaker,  23  Sir  Micbael  street 
Alexander  Eobert,  labourer,  12  Ingleston  road 
Alexander  William,  cooper,  6  Lyle  street 
Alexander  William,  brassfounder,  18  Duncan  street 
Alexander  William,  sailmaker,  Hope  street 
Alexander  Miss,  33  Brougbam  street 
Alexander  Mrs  Edward,  10  Cross-sbore  street 
Alexander  Mrs  James,  72  Union  street 
Alexander  Mrs  Jobn,  2  Jamaica  street 
Alexander  Mrs  Tbomas,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
Alexander  Mrs,  grocer,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke.     House> 

1  Lyle  street 
ALGrlE  Andrew,  grocer,    12  Hamilton  street.    House,   8 

Antigua  street 


DlHECTOtlY. 


Algie  James,  grocer,  17  Cathcart  street,  and  7  East  Quay- 
lane.     House,  8  Shaw  place 

ALLAN  Arthur  P.,  shipmaster,  67  Eue-end  street 

Allan  &  Barr,  grocers  and  provision  merchants,  43  Hamilton 
street 

Allan  Greorge,  jun.,  East  Stewart  Street  Grain  Mills.     Ho., 
,  1  St  Andrew  square 

Allan  George  &  Sons,  iron  and  rivet  manufacturers,  Clyde 
forge,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Allan  George,  of  G.  Allan  &  Sons.     House,  Oakfield,  west 

Allan  George,  tobacco  manufacturer,  23  Dahymple  street. 
House,  4  Mearns  street 

Allan  James,  tobacconist,  20  West  Blackhall  street 

Allan  James,  carpenter,  6  West  Stewart  street 

Allan  James,  foreman,  Gas  Works.     House,  22  West  Black- 
hall  street 

Allan  James,  clerk,  Post  office 

Allan  James,  sailmaker,  4  Laird  street 

Allan  James,  skinner,  Ladyburn 

Allan  John,  van  driver,  1  Nicholson  street 

Allan  John,  baker,  9  Bearhope  street  ,^ 

Allan  Neil,  sailmaker,  49  Inverkip  street 

AUan  Eobert,  tobacconist,  23  Dalrymple  street.     House,  4 
Mearns  street 

Allan  Eobert,  of  George  AUan  &  Sons.     House,  Belville 

Allan  E.  Leishman,  M.D.,  7  Grey  place 

Allan  William,  13  St  Andrew  street 

AUan  William,  labourer,  3  Bruce  street 

Allan  WiUiam  O.,  of  Allan  &  Barr.     House,  Mount  pleasant 

Allan  Mrs  George,  29  Sir  Michael  street 

Allan  Mrs,  mangle  keeper,  4  Hill  street 

ALLISON  Alexander,  joiner,  70  Eoxburgh  street 

AlHson  Allan,  mate,  28  West  Burn  street 

AlUson  &  Crawford,  saw  miUers  and  timber  merchants,  Bay 

of  Quick,  Brougham  street 
Allison  James,  tailor,  7  Hill  street 


DIEECTORY. 


Allison  John,  sawyer,  19  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 

Allison  John,  fireman,  7  Highland  close 

Allison  John  E.,  29  Brougham  street 

Allison  Stewart,  saw  miller  and  contractor,  30  Crawfurd  st., 

Glebe.     House,  10  Ingleston  street 
Allison  William,  master  of  works,  5  Jamaica  street.     House, 

Broomhill  cottage,  Drumfrochar  road 
Allison  William,  Inland  Eevenue  officer,  82  Eegent  street 
Allison  William  &  Co.,  wholesale  and  retail  wine  and  spirit 

merchants,  57  Vermel.     House,  14  Kelly  street 
Allison  Miss,  14  Bruce  street 
Allison  Mrs  Eobert,  35  East  Shaw  street 
Allison  Mrs  William,  Myrtle  cottage,  Clyde  street 
ALSTON  John,   chain  and  anchor  dealer,    10  East  India 

breast.     House,  7  Brisbane  street 
AMOS  Miss,  dressmaker,  18  Kilblain  street 
ANDEESON  Aaron,  boilermaker,  24  Antigua  street 
Anderson  Adam,  11  Market  street 

Anderson  Alexander  &  Son,  sugar  refiners,  Cappielow  sugar- 
house,  Grreenock 
Anderson  Alexander,  pattern  maker,  11  Hamilton  street 
Anderson  Alexander,  of  Alexander  Anderson  &  Son.     Ho., 

7  George  square 
Anderson  Alexander,  grocer,   34  Hamilton  street.     House, 

22  West  Stewart  street 
Anderson  Andrew,  8  Ardgowan  square 
Anderson  Andrew,  engine-keeper,  65  Eue-end  street 
Anderson  Archibald,  carpenter,  7  Market  street 
Anderson  Colin,  labourer,  7  Eopework  street 
Anderson  &  Co.,  silk  mercers,  14  West  Blackball  street 
Anderson  Daniel,  joiner,  &c.,  7  Kilblain  street.     House,  12 

Nelson  street,  west 
Anderson  Duncan,  mariner,  20  West  Blackball  street 
Anderson  David,  boilermaker,  2  John  street 
Anderson  Frederick,  labourer,  42  Inyerkip  street 
Anderson,  George,  baker,  26  Sir  Michael  street 


DIRECTORY. 


Anderson  Henry,  engineer,  2  Wilson  place,  Ingleston  road 
Anderson  Hugh,  hosier,  glove  and  trimming  warehouse,  38 

Hamilton  street.     House,  23  Brougham  street 
Anderson  James,  watchmaker,  16  Sir  Michael  street 
Anderson  James,  engineer,  21  Lynedoch  street 
Anderson  James  L.,  accountant,  50  Brougham  street 
Anderson  James,  finisher.  Alma  cottage,  Hill-end 
Anderson  James,  engineer,  2  John  street 
Anderson  James,  joiner,  Y6  Eoxburgh  street 
Anderson  James,  shopman,  38  West  Burn  street 
Anderson  James,  boilermaker,  47  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Anderson  John,  grocer,  11  Ann  street 
Anderson  John,  engineer,  12  Ingleston  road 
Anderson  John,  smith,  25  Arthur  street 
Anderson  John,  joiner,  49  Eoxburgh  street 
Anderson  John,  of  Alexander  Anderson  &   Son.     House,  7 

George  square 
Anderson  John,  carpenter,  7  Market  street 
Anderson  John,  smith,  18  Arthur  street 
Anderson  John,  engineer,  1  Eegent  street 
Anderson  John,  gardener,  3  Ann  street 
Anderson  Johnstone,  smith,  6  St  Lawrence  street 
Anderson  Neil,  grocer,  44  Inverkip  street.     House,  do. 
Anderson  Kenneth,  cork  manufacturer,  15  East  Quay  lane 
ilnderson,  Orr  &   Co.,    sugar  refiners.  Berry  yards,    Drum- 

frochar  road 
Anderson  Peter,  joiner,  2  Hill-end 
Anderson  Peter,  cabinetmaker,  30  Inverkip  street 
Anderson  Quintin  L.,  of  Anderson  &  Co.     House,  9  Laird  st* 
Anderson  Eichard,  shipmaster,  3  East  Stewart  street 
Anderson  Eobert,  patternmaker,  32  Eegent  street 
Anderson  and  Eobertson,  dyers  and  cleaners,  7  Hamilton  st. 
Anderson  Thomas,  spirit  merchant,  11  East  breast 
Anderson  William,  grain  merchant  and  wholesale  grocer, 

Sugar  Exchange  buildings,  3  Mansion-house  lane.     Ho., 

4  Mearns  street 


DIRECTORY. 


Anderson  William,  sugar  broker,  Sugar  Exchange  buildings. 

House,  4  Mearns  street 
Anderson  William,  stoker,  32  Ann  street 
Anderson  Miss,  lodgings,  13  Cartsburn  street 
Anderson  Mrs  Hugh,  7  Lower  Ingleston 
Anderson  Mrs  James,  15  St  Andrew  street 
Anderson  Mrs  John,  feuar,  15  West  Stewart  street 
Anderson  Mrs  Margaret,  spirit  dealer,  39  West  Blackball  st. 

House,  do. 
Anderson  Mrs  Thomas,  18  Ardgowan  square 
Anderson  Mrs,  32  Dalrymple  street 
Anderson  Mrs,  33  Cathcart  street 
Anderson  Mrs,  22  West  Stewart  street 
ANDEEW  Alexander,  shipmaster,  13  Lynedoch  street 
Andrew  David,  engineer,  10  Ingleston  road 
Andrew  James,  shipmaster,  33  Lynedoch  street 
Andrew  James,  smith,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Andrew  James,  rigger,  20  Cathcart  street 
Andrew  Eobert,  labourer,  4  St  Andrew  square 
Andrew  Eobert,  baker,  47  Ann  street 
Andrew  William,  baker,  31  Sir  Michael  street 
Andrew  Mrs  James,  65  Eoxburgh  street 
ANGUS  Andrew,  blacksmith,  7  Ingleston  road 
Angus  George,  coal  merchant,  Eailway  mineral  station,  head 

of  Arthur  street.     House,  2  Upper  crescent 
Angus  John,  boilermaker,  12  Ingleston  road 
Angus  Eobert,  of  Ewing,  Angus  &  Co.     House,  Glenfield, 

71  Union  street 
Angus  Mrs  George,  7  Lower  Ingleston 
Angus  Mrs,  13  Charles  street 
APPLEBY  Edward,  rigger,  48  Cathcart  street 
Appleby  Thomas,  ropespinner,  27  Lynedoch  street 
APOTHECAEIES'  Hall  (Greenock),  28  Hamilton  street 
Apothecaries  Hall  (New),  17  Hamilton  street 
AEBUCKLE  G.  &  M.,  fleshers,  1  Albert  place,  West  Black- 
hall  street 


8  DIRECTORY. 


Arbuckle  Greorge,  of  Q-.  & M.  Arbuckle.  Ho.,  23  Clarence  st. 
Arbuckle  James  &  Co.,  tanners,  Cartsburn  and  Stanners  sts. 
Arbuckle  James,  of  James  Arbuckle  &  Co.     House,  6  East 

Blackhall  street 
Arbuckle  James,  letter-carrier,  P.  0. 

Arbuckle  Jobn,  currier,  3  Cartsburn  street.     House,  5  Car- 
nock  street 
Arbuckle  Matthew,  of  Gr.  &  M.  Arbuckle.    House,  Western 

House,  Gourock 
AECHIBALD  Alexander,  shipmaster,  20  Mearns  street 
Archibald  James,  engineer,  Lindsay's  land,  Crescent 
Archibald  William,  15  Jamaica  street 
Archibald  Mrs  John,  outfitter,  14  Cathcart  street 
Archibald  Mrs,  8  Inverkip  street 
AEKLEY  Ai'thur,  tidewaiter,  37  Ann  street 
Arkley  James,  boatbuilder,  37  Eue-end  street 
Arkley  Misses,  dressmakers  and  straw  bonnet  makers,  38 

West  Stewart  street 
Arkley  Mrs  Eobert,  3  Bank  street 
Arkley  Mrs,  1  Dellingburn  street 
AEMITAGE  William,  wool-sorter,  Broomhill,  Drumfrochar 

road 
AEMOUE  Alexander,  shoemaker,  7  Sugarhouse  lane 
Armour  Greorge,  shoemaker,  63  Eue-end  street 
Armour  John,  joiner,  13  East  Quay  lane 
Armour  Joseph,  labourer,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 
Armour  Matthew,  shoemaker,  11  Charles  street 
Armour  WiUiam,  sawyer,  48  Nelson  street,  west 
Armour  William,  coppersmith,  15  Tobago  street 
AEMSTEONG  James,  teacher,  East  Episcopal  school.     Ho., 

6  Under  crescent 
AENOLD  William,  grocer,  37  Crawfurd  street 
AENOT  Andrew,  labourer,  1  Open  shore 
AENOTT  James,  engineer,  7  Hill  street 
AEEOLL  Eobert,  grocer,  21  Tobago  street 
Arroll  WiUiam,  grocer,  58  Vennel 


DIEECTORY.  9 

AETHUE  Thomas,  labourer,  13  St  Andrew  street 

Arthur  Thomas,  feuar,  23  Ingieston  street 

Arthur  Eobert,  carpenter,  42  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 

Arthur  William,  6  Patrick  street 

Arthur  Mrs  Eobert,  40  Dalrymple  street 

ASSEMBLY  Eooms,  27  Cathcart  street 

ATKINS  Eobert,  harbour  master.  Western  division.     House, 

10  Trafalgar  street 
Atkins  Mrs  H.,  tobacconist,  and  Post-office  receiving  house, 

30  West  Blackball  street 
ATKINSON  John,  butler,  35  Crawfurd  street 
Atkinson  Eichard,  smith,  Thomson's  land,  Crescent 
AULD  Charles,  physician  and  surgeon,  3  Bank  street.  ►  Ho,, 

5  Houston  street 
Auld  Hugh,  moulder,  12  Springkell  street 
Auld  Mrs,  20  Brisbane  street 
AUSTIN  Matthew,  mason,  72  Eoxburgh  street 

B 

BADGE  Henry,  plumber,  8  West  Burn  street 
BADGrlE  Edward,  pansman,  10'  Hill  street 
BAILEY  WiUiam,  glazier,  11  Lynedoch  street 
Bailey  Miss,  earthenware  dealer,  36  Shaw  street 
BAILLIE  Angus,  gardener,  43  Crawfurd  street 
Baillie  Campbell,  shipmaster,  7  West  Stewart  street 
Baillie  William,  mariner,  4  Kilblain  street 
BAIN  Alexander,  blacksmith,  2  Springkell  street 
Bain  Archibald,  blockmaker,  13  Inverkip  street 
Bain  Greorge,  market  gardener,  7  Mearns  street 
Bain  James,  59  Eoxburgh  street 
Bain  James,  labourer,  8  Baker  street 
Bain  James,  joiner,  21  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Bain  John,  moulder,  9  Hill  street 
Bain  John,  boilermaker,  22  John  street 
Bain  Thomas,  sawyer,  27  Eegent  street 
Bain  Walter,  cooper,  4  Nicholson  street 


10  mRECTORY. 

Bain  William,  joiner,  6  Chapel  street 

Bain  William,  ropemaker,  34  Crawfurd  street 

BAINE   &  Johnston,   merchants,   Havelock  buildings,   17 

West  Blackhall  street 
Baine  William,  foreman  ropemaker,  6  Kelly  street 
BAIED  Hugh,  mason,  51  Eoxburgh  street 
Baird  James,  25  West  Burn  street 
Baird  James  F.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  12  Tobago  street 
Baird  John,  jun.,  mason,  13  West  Blackhall  street 
Baird  John,  policeman,  1  William  street 
Baird  John,  gardener,  Seafield 
Baird  Peter,  carpenter,  3  East  Stewart  street 
Baird'  Eobert  A.,  stationer  and  bookseller,  41  Cathcart  st. 

House,  Ann  street 
Baird  Eobert,  gardener,  12  West  Blackhall  street.     House,  5 

West  Stewart  street 
BAKEES'  House  of  Call,  8  Market  street 
Bakers'  Mill,  12  Baker  street 

BALDEESTON  David,  shipowner,  69  Eegent  street 
BALL  George,  engineer,  17  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 
B ALL ANTIISTE,  Adam  &  Eowan,  sugar  refiners,  Dellingburn 

street 
Ballantine  James,    of  Greenock  Distillery  Co.      House,   7 

Houston  street 
Ballantine  John  H.,  sugar  refiner,  Dellingburn  street.     Ho., 

7  Houston  street 
Ballantine  Thomas,  of  Greenock  Distillery  Co.     House,  22 

Patrick  street 
Ballantine  William,    flesher,    53   Eue-end   street.     House, 

Havelock  buildings,  1  Argyle  street 
Ballantine  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  1  Argyle  street 
BALLINGALL  Peter,  teller.  Bank  of  Scotland,  47  Cathcart  st- 
BANK  of  Scotland,  47  Cathcart  street 

BANKHEAD  William,  gate  keeper,  53  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
BANKIEE,  Leitke  &  Co.,  merchants  and  ship  brokers,  32 

Cathcart  street 


DIEECTORY.  11 


BANKS  Alexander,  provision  dealer,  26  Charles  street 

Banks  John,  town  missionary,  Holmscroft  street,  west 

BANN ATYNE  Eobert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant  and  feuar , 
1 0  Eopework  street.     House  do. 

Bamiatyne  Mrs,  21  Ingleston  street 

BANNIGAN  &  Son,  general  bag,  hoop,  and  cask  merchants, 
9  East  Stewart  street.     House,  3  do. 

BAPTIST  Chapel,  West  Burn  street 

Baptist  Chapel,  Nelson  street,  west 

BAEBOUE  Alexander,  boatman,  Longwell  close 

Barbour  Ephriam,  ofBarbour&  Johnstone.     House,  7  Bear- 
hope  street 

Barbour  James,  boilermaker,  5  John  street 

Barbour  &  Johnstone^  painters,  1  "Watt  place 

Barbour  John,  38  Eoxburgh  street 

Barbour  Thomas,  captain,  29  Cathcart  street 

Barbour  William,  joiner,  2  Springkell  street 

Barbour  William,  joiner,  4  Tobago  street 

Barbour  Miss  Mary,  furnishing  shop,  20  Ann  street 

Barbour  Mrs,  lady's  nurse,  6  West  Burn  street 

BAECLAY  David  Elder,  of  E.  Ewing  &  Co.     House,  Glen 

Huntley  cottage,  Port-Glasgow 
Barclay  James,  carter,  4  Eoslin  street 
Barclay  James,  4  Lower  Ingleston 
Barclay  John,  engineer,  Hill-end  works.     House,  63  East 

Hamilton  street 
Barclay  John  Sharp,  of  M'Lean  &  Barclay.     Ho.,  58  Vennel 
Barclay  John,  shoemaker  and  grocer,  28  Inverkip  street 
Barclay  John,  joiner,  4  Tobago  street 

Barclay  Eobert,  boot  and  shoe  merchant,  46  Cathcart  street 
Barclay  Eobert,  tanner,  Ladybui^n,  44  East  Hamilton  st. 
Barclay  Eobert,  carter,  41  East  Hamilton  street 
Barclay  Thomas,  labourer,  36  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Barclay  William,  moulder,  15  John  street 
Barclay  William,  smith.  Inch  works,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Barclay  Miss,  boys'  dressmaker,  22  Crawfurd  street 


12  DIEEOTOEY. 


Barclay  Mrs,  58  Vennel 

Barclay  Mrs  James,  37  Lynedoch  street 

Barclay  Mrs,  lady's  nurse,  22  Orawfurd  street 

BA.ENAED  James,  contractor,  9  George  square 

BAENET  Peter,  agent,  Glasgow  Daily  Herald,  4  Mansion- 
house  lane.     House,  27  Antigua  street 

BAEE  ArcHbald,  sawyer,  9  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 

Barr  James,  carter,  12  Bogle  street 

Barr  James,  cooper,  18  Sir  Micliael  street 

Barr  James,  shoemaker,  7  Sugarhouse  lane 

Barr  James^  gardener,  41  Union  street 

Barr  John,  gardener,  25  West  Blackhall  street.  House, 
BracKleston  place 

Barr  Joiin,  brassfounder,  19  Hamilton  street 

Barr  Matthew,  boilermaker,  8  Sir  ]\Iichael  street 

Barr  Eobert,  gardener,  8  Boyd  street 

Barr  William,  tinsmith,  17  Cathcart  street 

Barr  Mrs,  72  Union  street 

Barr  Mrs  Eobert,  1  Lyle  street 

BAEEIE  Miss,  16  Cathcart  street 

BAEEON  Charles,  broker,  2  Taylor's  close 

Barron  John,  shoemaker,  8  West  breast 

BAEEOWMAN  John,  engineer,  11  St  Lawrence  street 

BATHGATE  Charles,  labourer,  16  Bruce  street 

BAULD  Adam,  sand  merchant,  57  Shaw  street 

BAXTEE  Duncan,  feuar,  22  Market  street 

Baxter  Hugh,  joiner,  40  West  Burn  street 

Baxter  John,  tinsmith,  16  Dalrymple  street 

Baxter  John,  1  Finnart  terrace 

Baxter  John,  boltmaker,  13  John  street 

Baxter  John,  spirit  dealer,  35  Vennel 

Baxter  Malcom,  2  Springkell  street 

Baxter  Peter,  joiner,  3  Market  street 

Baxter  Eobert,  fish-curer,  6  Kilblain  street 

Baxter  William,  carpenter,  2  Open  shore 

Baxter  Elizabeth,  spirit  dealer,  21  Eue-end  street.     Ho.,  do. 


DIRECTORY.  13 


Baxter  Mrs  Duncan,  lodgings,  82  Eegent  street 

Baxter  Miss,  6  West  Stewart  street 

Baxter  Mrs,  4  Dairy mple  street 

BEAE  George,  out-door  officer,  H.M,  Customs.     House,  27 
Lynedoch.  street 

BEAEDALL  Joseph,  engineer,  43  Ann  street 

BEATIE  Charles,  grocer,  55  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke.    Ho.,  do. 

Beatie  William,  labourer,  10  Cartsburn  street 

Beatie  Miss,  grocer,  14  Brisbane  street 

Beatie  Mrs,  6  Crawfurd  street 

BEATON  Allan,  carpenter,  8  Under  crescent 

Beaton  Allan,  carpenter,  82  East  Hamilton  street 

Beaton  Archibald,  2  Wilson  place.  East  Ingleston 

Beaton  Hugh,  joiner,  22  Cartsburn  street 

Beaton  Peter,  carter,  4  Sugarhouse  lane 

Beaton  Mrs  Alexander,  34  Crawfurd  street 

Beaton  Mrs,  5  Ardgowan  street.  Glebe 

BEATTIE  Mrs,  Commercial  hotel,  2  East  Quay  lane,  front- 
ing Steamboat  Quay 

BECK  James,  carpenter,  E.N.,  22  West  Stewart  street 

BECErWITH  Mrs,  10  Union  street 

BEITH  James,  feuar,  11  Watt  street 

Beith  Mrs,  grocer,  11  Cartsburn  street.     Ho.,  25  Arthur  st. 

Beith  Mrs,  Holmscroft  street,  west 

BELEOED  John,  labourer,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 

BELL  Archibald,  clerk,  16  West  Burn  street.     House,  1 
Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 

Bell  David,  carpenter,  1 3  St  Lawrence  street 

Bell  David,  mariner,  27  Hamilten  street 

Bell,  Duncan  &  Scott,  sugar  refiners,  14  Baker  street 

Bell  James,  plumber,  8  Antigua  street 

Bell  James,  of  Bell,  Duncan  &  Scott.     House,  Glasgow 

Bell  John,  baker,  3  West  Blackball  street.     House,  28  West 

Burn  street 
Bell  John,  general  dealer,  28  Shaw  street.     House,  do, 
BeU  John,  13  West  Blackball  street 

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14  DIRECTORY. 

Bell  John,  labourer,  3  Jolin  street 

Bell  Jolm,  mariner,  45  Cathcart  street 

Bell  Peter  &-Co.,  plumbers,  10  East  India  breast 

Bell  Peter,  of  Peter  Bell  &  Co.     House,  24  Antigua  street 

Bell  Eobert,  mate,  11  Watt  street 

Bell  Eobert,  brassfounder,  15  St  Lawrence  street 

Bell  Margaret,  15  St  Lawrence  street 

Bell  Misses,  under  clothing  shop,  36  West  Blackhall  street. 

House,  7  Brisbane  street 
Bell  Mrs  Greorge,  7  Brisbane  street 
BENHAM  James,  agent  and  porter,  22  Shaw  street 
BENNIE  Alexander,  carpenter,  8  St  Lawrence  street 
Bennie  Mrs  James,  7  Under  crescent 
BENSON  Eobert,  rigger,  32  Nicholson  street 
Benson  William,  shipmaster,  54  West  Blackhall  street 
Benson  William,  shipmaster,  19  Lynedoch  street 
Benson  William,  sen.,  rigger,  19  Lynedoch  street 
BEEESFOED  William,  joiner,  39  Lynedoch  street 
BENZIE  J.,  outfitter  and  hatter,  19  Cathcart  street  and  26 

Hamilton  street.     House,  2  Mearns  street 
BEEEY  James,  slater,  6  Nelson  street.  Glebe 
BEYEEIDGE  David,  engineer,  Thomson's  land,  Crescent 
Beyeridge  James,  cooper,  11  Bruce  street 
Beveridge  James,  bottler,  43  Crawfurd  street 
Beveridge  James,  smith,  23  Ingleston  street 
Beveridge  William,  labourer,  34  Charles  street 
Beveridge  William,  moulder,  2  Wilson  place,  Ingleston  road 
BIGGrAM  John,  spirit  dealer,  35  Dalrymple  street 
Biggam  Miss,  teacher,  9  Ann  street 

BIGHAM  Samuel,  blacksmith,  39  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Bigham  Mrs  David,  30  Dalrymple  street 
BINNING  Eobert,  nautical  instrument  maker,  9  East  Shaw 

street 
BIEKMYEE  Henry,  clerk,  13  Lynedoch  street 
Birkmyre  William,  manufacturer,   Greenock  Sacking   Co., 

Lynedoch  street.    House,  Armadale  place,  Bank  street 


DIRECTORY.  15 


Birknayi-e  William,  engineer,  2  Lyle  street 

BISKETT  Thomas,  mechanic,  32  Ann  street 

BLACK  Adam,  cabinetmaker  and  precentor,  59  Eoxburgh  st. 

Black  Alexander,  cooper,  44  Crawfurd  street 

Black  Andrew  I.,  of  P.  &  A.  Black,     House,  1  Means  street 

Black  Angus,  carpenter,  34  Dalrymple  street 

Black  Archibald,  carpenter,  22  West  Blackball  street 

Black  Daniel,  joiner,  1  Arthur  street 

Black  Daniel,  carpenter,  19  Sir  Michael  street 

Black  Daniel,  carpenter,  2  Under  crescent 

Black  David,  boilermaker,  8  Ingleston  street 

Black  Donald,  labourer,  1  Open  shore 

Black  Dugald,  labourer,  23  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Black  Duncan,  carpenter,  6  Hill  street 

Black  Hugh,  grocer,  37  Hamilton  street.  House,  23  Lyne- 
doch  street 

Black  James,  carpenter,  5  Lynedoch  street 

Black  James  W.,  bookseller  and  stationer,  Havelock  build- 
ings, 17  West  Blackball  street.  House,  22  West  Stew- 
art street 

Black  James,  engineer,  11  Under  crescent 

Black  James,  joiner  and  builder,  21  West  Blackball  street, 
and  24  West  Stewart  st.     House,  22  West  Stewart  st. 

Black  James,  joiner,  16  William  street 

Black  John,  cabinetmaker,  25  Arthur  street 

Black  John,  writer,  46  Cathcart  street.  House,  Clarendon 
place,  Eldon  street 

Black  P.  &  A.,  brewers  and  maltsters,  Holmscroft  brewery, 
Captain  street 

Black  P.  M.,  of  P.  &  A.  Black.     House,  1  Mearns  street 

Black  Peter,  labourer,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Black  Eobert,  labourer,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Black  Eobert,  smith,  33  Eegent  street 

Black  Eobert,  of  Shaw  &  Black.     House,  4  Watt  street 

Black  Thomas,  sailmaker,  Donald's  court,  back  of  Siiilor's 
Home.    House,  36  Ann  street 


i6  DIRECTORY. 


Black  William,  clerk,  24  Bank  street 

Black  &  Yaun,  cabinetmakers  and  upkolsterers,  12  Brough- 
am street 

Black  Mary,  grocer,  36  Shaw  street.     Ho.,  do. 

Black  Miss  Jane,  lodgings,  29  Charles  street 

Black  Mrs  Greorge,  5  Lynedoch  street 

Black  Mrs  James,  22  West  Stewart  street 

Black  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  40  Dalrymple  street 

Black  Mrs  John,  1  Mearns  street 

Black  Mrs  John,  grocer,  10  Cross-shore  street 

Black  Mrs,  librarian.  Watt  Monument,  9  Union  street 

Black  Mrs,  26  Sir  Michael  street 

Black  Mrs,  41  Ann  street 

BLACKBUEN  Alexander,  boatman,  11  West  breast 

BLACKMOEE  Edward,  3  Einnart  terrace 

BLACKWOOD  John,  carter,  hay  and  straw  dealer,  2  Ann 
street.     House,  do. 

Blackwood  James,  carpenter,  19  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

BLAKE,  Barclay  &  Co.,  engineers  and  millwrights.  Hill- 
end  Works 

Blake  John,  of  Blake,  Bai;clay  &  Co.  Ho.,  Dunedin  cottage, 
5  St  Lawrence  street 

BLAKIE  William,  engineer,  6  Ingieston  street 

BLAIE  Alexanders.,  baker,  36  Dalrymple  street 

Blair  Archibald,  pawnbroker,  31  Yennel.  House,  Mount 
place,  Ann  street 

Blair  Archibald,  engineer,  83  Eegent  street 

Blair  Archibald,  governor  of  poor-house.  Captain  street 

Blair  David,  miller,  Cartsburn  mill 

Blair  David,  baker,  45  Cathcart  street.     Ho.,  7  Mearns  st. 

Blair  Donald,  mariner,  4  West  Quay  lane 

Blair  Duncan,  shoemaker,  7  Market  street 

Blair  Hugh,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3  Bell  entry 

Blair  Hugh,  carter,  2  Bearhope  street 

Blair  Hugh,  shoemaker,  33  Cathcart  street 

Blair  Hugh,  sladesman,  66  Yennel 


DIRECTORY.  17 


Blair  Hugh  E.,  wine  and  spirit  mercliant,  29  Vennel.     Ho., 

16  Kelly  street 
Blair  James,  carter,  8  Ingleston  street 
Blair  John,  rigger,  16  Tobago  street 
Blair  John,  carter,  15  Arthur  street 
Blair  John,  baker,  45  Cathcart  street 
Blair  John,  lime  merchant.  Goods  depot,  Eegent  street,  and 

14  Antigua  street.     House,  1  Hill  street 
Blair  John,  carter,  54  Dalrymple  street 
Blair  Joseph,  printer  and  publisher  of  the  Greenock  Herald 

and  General  Advertiser  newspaper,   4Q  Cathcart  street. 

House,  2  Watt  place 
Blair  Joseph,  watchman,  1  Springkell  street 
Blair  Peter,  clerk,  contractor's  office,  Eailway  station,  Goods 

depot.     House,  50  Eldon  street 
Blair  Peter,  clerk,  4  Boyd  street 
Blair,  Eeid  &  Steele,  sugar  refiners,  Imgleston  street 
Blair  Eichard,  engineer,  18  Bogle  street 
Blair  Eobert  &  Sons,  cabinetmakers,  upholsterers,  and  house 

factors,  7  "West  Blackball  street 
Blair  Eobert,  sugar  refiner,  Pinnart  house 
Blair  Eobert,  of  Eobert  Blair  &  Sons.     House,  Woodside 

cottage,  Eobertson  street 
Blair  Eobert,  jun.,  writer,  10  William  street.     House,  50 

Brougham  street 
Blair  Eobert,  cabinetmaker,  25  Lynedoch  street 
Blair  Eobert,  procurator-fiscal  of  Eenfrewshire,    Greenock* 

House,  8  George  square 
Blair  Thomas,  plumber,  25  Lynedoch  street 
Blair  Thomas,  rigger,  7  Hill  street 
Blair  Thomas,  bootmaker,  26  West  Burn  street    ■ 
Blair  Thomas,  smith,  1  Carnock  street 
Blair  Thomas,  jun.,  bootmaker, 
Blair  William,  porter,  7  East  Quay  lane 
Blair  Miss,  27  Antigua  street 
Blair  Mrs  Archibald,  11  Under  crescent 


18  DIRECTORY. 


Blair  Mrs  Jolm,  33  Eegent  street 

BLANCKEN  Joshua,  clotliier  and  outfitter,  14  Catlicart  st- 

House,  16  Antigua  street 
BLEAKLY  Eobert,  labourer,  3  Crawfurd  street 
BLENCH  Jolin  Gr.,  officer  of  Inland  Eevenue,  5  Captain  st- 
BLUE  Dugald,  labourer,  7  Eopework  street 
Blue  Dugald,  cooper,  42  Inverkip  street 
Blue  Gilbert,  labourer,  Lindsay's  cottage,  Crescent 
Blue  James,  engineer,  24  Ann  street 

Blue  Jobn,  spirit  dealer,  8  Charles  st.     Ho.,  2  Crawfui-d  st. 
BLYTH  David,  carpenter,  10  Baker  street 
BOAG  Andrew,  writer  and  insurance  agent,  5  Hamilton  st. 

House,  Holly  cottage,  12  Jamaica  street 
Boag  Andrew,  cooper,  15  Kilblain  street 
Boag  Finlay,  cbainmaker,  13  Charles  street 
Boag  James,  slater,  9  East  Shaw  street 
Boag  James,  ropemaker,  35  Lynedoch  street 
Boag  James,  brassmoulder,  12  Ingleston  street 
Boag  John,  plumber,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
Boag  Peter,  millwright,  37  Lynedoch  street 
Boag  Eobert,  smith  and  forgemaster,  55  Shaw  street.     Ho.. 

12  Jamaica  street 
Boag  Thomas,  furnishing  ironmonger,  smith,  bellhanger,  and 

grate  manufacturer,  7  West  Blackball  st.     Ho.,  17  do. 
Boag  Thomas,  ropemaker,  33  Lynedoch  street 
Boag  Walter,  late  shipmaster,  Einnart 
Boag  Mrs,  farmer,  Craigieknows,  East  parish 
BOGrAN  Bernard,  wire-worker,  71  Vennel 
BOLL  John,  mason,  13  Nicholson  street 
BOLTON  James,  labourer,  16  Sir  Michael  street 
BONAE  Eev.  Jno.  J.,  minister  of  St.  Andrew's  Free  Chui'ch> 

House,  Ardgowan  street,  west 
Bonar  William,  carpenter,  26  Yennel 
Bonar  William,  sailmaker,  4  Nicholson  street 
BONE  James,  grain  and  potato  merchant,  23  Tobago  st. 

House,  do. 


DIRECTORY.  19 


Bone  Quintin,  clerk,  22  Mearns  street 

Bone  William,  of  Foulds  and  Bone.     House,  3  George  sq. 

Bone  Mrs  James,  48  Ann  street 

BONNAE  Dundas,  of  Bonnar  &  Cameron.     House,  61  Eox- 

burgli  street 
Bonnar  &  Cameron,  house  painters,  3  Albert  place 
BONES  Eichard,  E.N.,  H.M.C.  Prince  Albert,  6  Trafalgar 

street 
BOOLDS  Henry  John,  Lloyd's  surveyor,  City  of  Glasgow 

Bank  buildings.     House,  Orangefield  cottage 
BOELAND  John,  missionary,  6  Antigua  street 
Borland  J.  C,  temperance  hotel  keeper,  24  Cathcart  street 
BOETHWICK  Thomas,  carpenter,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Berth  wick  William,  joiner,  26  Sir  Michael  street 
Berth  wick  George,  railway  guard,  1  Eegent  street 
Borthwick  Mrs  John,  green  grocer,  38  Ann  street 
BOWEEBANK  Mrs,  42  West  Burn  street 
BOWEES  Alexander,  carpenter,  63  Eue-end  street 
BOWES  Mrs  John,  18  Antigua  street 
BOWIE  Andrew,  1  Arthur  street 
Bowie  James,  labourer,  46  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Bowie  John,  labourer,  15  Arthur  street 
Bowie  Thomas,  carpenter,  9  Under  crescent 
Bowie  William,  teacher,  Highlanders'  Academy.     House,  22 

Mearns  street 
BOWLING  Green  and  Curling  Dam,  Ardgowan  square 
BOWMAN  James  &  Co.,  milliners,  43  Vennel.     House,  35 

Ann  street 
Bowman  John,  engineer,  55  Shaw  street 
Bowman  John,  shoemaker,  9  Bruce  street 
Bowman  Peter,  26  Nicholson  street 
Bowman  Misses,  teachers,  26  Nicholson  street 
BOYCE  Edward,  spirit  dealer,  31  Shaw  st.     House,  Anchor 

Inn  close 
Boyc3  Henry,  French  polisher,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
BOYD  Andrew,  late  shipmaster,  41  Union  street 


20  DIRECTOEY. 


Boyd  Daniel,  engineer,  27  Antigua  street 

Boyd  Daniel,  labourer,  6  Eoslin  street 

Boyd  David,  carpenter,  4  Jolin  street 

Boyd  Hugh,  gardener,  Ladj^burn  bouse 

Boyd  James,  cowfeeder,  42  Inverkip  street 

Boyd  James,  aerated  water  manufacturer,  Wellington  Court 

Boyd  James,  labourer,  46  Inverkip  street 

Boyd  James,  carpenter,  24  John  street 

Boyd  James,  joiner,  8  Chapel  street 

Boyd  John,  spirit  dealer,  14  Sir  Michael  street  and  14  To- 
bago street.     House,  11  Bearhope  street 

Boyd  Johnstone,  van  driver,  6  West  Stewart  street 

Boyd  Eichard,  51  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Boyd  Eobert,  carpenter,  10  William  street 

Boyd  &  Spencer,  coal  masters,  Father  colliery,  Wishaw.  New 
coal  depot,  Eegent  street — Gr.  Ewing,  agent.  Office,  13 
Dixon  street,  Glasgow 

Boyd  William,  joiner,  36  Crawfurd  street 

Boyd  William,  joiner,  12  Ingleston  road 

Boyd  Mrs  Charles,  65  Eue-end  street 

Boyd  Miss,  dressmaker,  9  Nicholson  street 

Boyd  Miss,  feuar,  4  Smith's  lane 

BOYLE  David,  tidewaiter,  2  Tobago  street 

Boyle  James,  grocer  and  wholesale  potato  merchant,  26 
Market  street.     House,  6  Inverkip  street 

Boyle  Mrs,  73  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

BEABENDEE  John,  carter,  6  Patrick  street 

BEADLEY  Greorge,  late  hatter,  12  Nelson  street,  west 

Bradley  John,  tailors'  call  master,  16  Market  street 

Bradley  John,  upholsterer,  20  East  Shaw  street 

Bradley  William,  pawnbroker,  47  Dalrymple  street 

Bradley  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  9  East  Breast 

BEAIDLEY  Mrs,  lodgings,  24  Hamilton  street 

BEAIDSHAW  Miss,  44  Crawfurd  street 

BE  AID  WOOD  James,  engineer,  3  John  street 

Braidwood  Jolin,  engineer,  11  Under  crescent 


DIEECTORY.  21 


BEAND  David,  sawyer,  V  Kirk  street 
BEEOKENEIDGE  Jolin,  baker,  8  Market  street 
BEISBANE  James,  agent  for  the  Confident  Life  Assurance 

Co.,  Wilson  place,  Ingleston  road 
BEISLANE  John,  traveller,  7  Cowgate  stree 
BEITISH  and  Irish  Magnetic  Telegraph  Company  (limited), 

28  Cathcart  street 
British  Linen  Co.'s  Bank,  Bank  buildings,  13  William  street. 

T.  0.  Hunter,  agent 
BEITON  John,  painter,  2  Springkell  street 
Briton  Mrs,  2  Kilblain  street 
BEOADBUEN  Thomas,  mason,  20  Market  street 
BEOADFOOT  James,  plumber  and  lead  merchant,  2  West 

breast.     House,  22  Brisbane  street 
Broadfoot  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  10  Dalrymple 

street.     House,  5  Kelly  street 
Broadfoot  Mrs  James,  Holmscroft  street,  east 
BEOCK  Alexander,  engineer,  4  Lower  Ingleston 
BEODIE  Archibald,  joiner,  9  Laird  street 
Brodie  Daniel,  painter,  33  Cathcart  street 
Brodie  John,  shipmaster,  37  Crawfard  street 
Brodie  John,  taUor  and  clothier,  22  Cathcart  street.     Ho.,  do. 
Brodie  John,  jun.,  tailor,  20  Bruce  street 
Brodie  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  8  William  st.     House,  do. 
Brodie  Eobert,  labourer,  8  John  street 
Brodie  ;Mrs,  lodgings,  5  Ardgowan  street.  Glebe 
Brodie  Mrs,  4  Kilblain  street 
Brodie  Mrs  Eobert,  7  Market  street 
Brodie  Mrs,  lodgings,  9  Laird  street 
BEOMLEY  John  Stewart,  E.N.,  15  Kelly  street 
BEOOM  Eichard,  gunner  H.M.S.  Hogue.     Ho.,  5  Lyle  st. 
BEOTCHIE  Donald,  seamen's  chaplain,  7  West  Stewart  st. 
BEOUG-H  John,  of  Brough  &  Orr.     House,  9  Hill  street 
Brough  and  Orr,  smiths  and  farriers,  4  Chapel  street 
BEGUN  Neil,  merchant,  2  Cathcart  street.     House,  2  Ard- 
gowan square 


22  DIRECTOEY. 


Broun  Neil  &  Co.,  measurers,  2  Cathcart  street 

BEOWN  A.  &  Co.,  grocers,  24  Tobago  street 

Brown  A.  &  H.,  carpenters,  boatbuilders  and  blockmakers* 
17  Eue-end  street,  and  60  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Brown  Alexander,  of  Maoalister  &  Fyfe.    Ho.,  27  Union  st. 

Brown  Alexander,  mariner,  4  East  Quay  lane 

Brown  Angus,  carpenter,  12  St  Lawrence  street 

Brown  Archibald,  shipmaster,  15  Antigua  street 

Brown  Archibald,  gardener,  Deer  Park  lodge 

Brown  Archibald,  of  Macfarlan,  Brown  &  Co.  House,  15 
Antigua  street 

Brown  Archibald,  shipmaster,  15  Lynedoch  street 

Brown  Daniel,  carpenter,  1  Eegent  street 

Brown  Donald,  carpenter,  68  Vennel 

Brown  Duncan,  labourer,  3  Hill  street 

Brown  Duncan,  candlemaker,  43  Ann  street 

Brown  E.,  mason,  4  Watt  street 

Brown  Ebenezer,  labourer,  7  Tobago  street 

Brown  Edward,  boilermaker,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Brown  Hamilton,  of  A.  &  H.  Brown,  4  Shaw  place 

Brown  Hugh,  24  Sir  Michael  street 

Brown  James,  spirit  dealer,  13  Shaw  street.     House,  11  do. 

Brown  James,  collector,  Shaws  Water  Joint-Stock  Company, 
Office  and  house,  49  Eue-end  street 

Brown  James,  clerk,  18  Bruce  street  , 

Brown  James,  baker,  5  Eue-end  street 

Brown  James,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Brown  James,  coal  merchant,  and  agent,  City  Bank  build- 
ings.    House,  Abbotsford  place,  5  Eoxburgh  street 

Brown  James,  railway  guard,  19  Cathcart  street 

Brown  James,  waiter,  1  Bank  street 

Brown  James,  carpenter,  3  Stanners  street 

Brown  James,  baker,  21  Ingleston  street 

Brown  J.  S.  &  M'Neil,  drapers  and  general  warehousomenj, 
22  Hamilton  street 

Brown  John,  barber.  1  Cartsburn  street 


DIRECTORY.  23 


Brown  John,  of  Fish,  Brown  &  Co.  House,  Trinidad  place, 
10  Eldon  street 

Brown  John,  tanner,  20  West  Blackhall  street 

Brown  John,  mariner,  47  Shaw  street 

Brown  John,  boilermaker,  4  John  street 

Brown  John,  joiner,  &c.,  49  Shaw  street 

Brown  John,  labourer,  11  Cartsburn  street 

Brown  John,  carpenter,  3  Tobago  street 

Brown  John,  tailor,  2  East  Quay  lane 

Brown  John,  feuar,  3  Forsyth  street 

Brown  John,  plasterer,  4  Kilblain  street 

Brown  John,  rigger,  3  Crawfurd  street 

Brown  Matthew,  merchant,  10  Ardgowan  square 

Brown  Peter,  mason,  3  Salmon  street 

Brown  Eobert,  slater,  24  Tobago  street 

Brown  Robert,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  Havelock 
buildings,  17  "West  Blackhall  street,  and  28  Dalrympl© 
street.     House,  12  Watt  street 

Brown  Eodger,  railway  porter,  37  Nicholson  street 

Brown  &  Eodger,  ship  chandlers  and  ironmongers,  25  Eue- 
end  street 

Brown  Samuel,  cowfeeder,  50  Inverkip  street 

Brown,  Stewart  &  Co. ,  paper  manufacturers,  Overton  mill 

Brown  Walter,  labourer,  28  Tobago  street 

Brown  William,  mason,  9  Nicholson  street 

Brown  William,  carpenter,  16  Bearhope  street 

Brown  William,  cotton  spinner,  47  Ann  street 

Brown  William,  boatbmlder.  Bay  of  Quick.     House,  11  Eos- 

lin  street 
Brown  William,  labourer,  30  Inverkip  street 
Brown  Misses,  Berlin  repository  and  furnishings,  38  Hamil- 
ton street 
Brown  Miss  M.,  grocer,  18  Mearns  street 
Brown  Miss,  milliner,  7  Nicholson  street 
Brown  Miss,  milliner,  7  Kelly  street 
Brown  Miss,  lodgings,  25  Eegent  street 


24  DIRECTORY. 


Brown  Miss,  lodgings,  7  Nicholson  street 

Brown  Miss,  teacher,  45  Hamilton  street 

Brown  Mrs  David,  17  Eoxburgh  street 

Brown  Mrs  James,  grocer,  19  Vennel 

Brown  Mrs  James,  grocer,  20  West  Blackhall  st.     Ho.,  do. 

Brown  Mrs  James,  39  Ann  street 

Brown  Mrs  William,  15  Kelly  street 

BEOWNE  John,  journalist,  and  editor  of  Greenock  Herald 

newspaper,  40  Cathcart  street.     House,  46  do. 
BEOWNING  John,  clothier  and  hatter,  5  Hamilton  street. 

House,  20  Mearns  street 
Browning,  grocer,  17  Arthur  street.     House,  do. 
Browning  Mrs,  grocer,  5  Union  street 
BEOWNLIE,  Buchanan  &  Co.,  plumbers,  tinsmiths,  and 

braziers,  6  West  breast 
Brownlie  James,  shoemaker,  32  Dalrymjjle  street 
Brownlie  ISIiss,  Hillside,  1  St  Lawrence  street 
Brownlie  Mrs  Wm.,  Hillside,  1  St  Lawrence  street 
BETJCE  Abram,  shipmaster,  8  Argyle  street 
Bruce  Alexander,  carpenter,  2  Lyle  street 
Bruce  Alexander,  provision  merchant,  22  Shaw  street 
Bruce  Edmund,  letter-press  printer,  64  Eoxburgh  street 
Bruce  Gr.  &  J.,  clothiers  and  hatters,  46  Hamilton  street 
Bruce  Greorge,  mariner,  12  East  Quay  lane 
Bruce  Greorge,  of  G.  &  J.  Bruce.    House,  Boyd  place,  3  West 

Blackhall  street 
Bruce  J'ohn,  of  G.  &  J.  Bruce.     House,  4  Lyle  street 
Bruce  John,  shipmaster,  40  Hamilton  street 
Bruce  Magnus,  mate,  16  William  street 
Bruce  William,  feuar — office,  Bruce  street.     House,  Mount 

Park  cottage 
Bruce  Misses,  Mount  pleasant 
Bruce  Mrs  A.,  tobacconist,  40  Hamilton  street 
Bruce  Mrs,  Mount  Park  cottage,  Bank  street 
Bruce  Mrs,  Mount  pleasant 
BEUNTON  Edward,  watchmaker,  41  Lynedoch  street 


DIRECTORY.  25 


BEYAN  George,  teacher,  Smith's  lane  school.     Ho.,  Mount 

pleasant 
Bryan  William,  36  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 
Bryce  Peter,  engineer,  11  Lyle  street 
Bryce  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  4  Watt  street 
Bryce  Mrs,  3  Shannon's  close 
BEYDEN"  James,  carpenter,  2  John  street 
BEYDONE  John,  baker,  40  Inverkip  street 
BEYMNEE  Graham,  steamboat  ov^ner  and  steam-packet 

agent,  9  Customhouse  place.     House,  16  Kilblain  st. 
Brymner  John,  of  E.   S.  M'Morland  &  Co.,  15  East  Quay 

lane.     House,  1  Union  street 
Brymner  James,  joiner,  66  East  Hamilton  street 
Brymner  Miss,  1  Union  street 
BEYSON  John,  spirit  dealer,  30  Shaw  street 
Bryson  Mrs,  8  Market  street 

Bryson  Mrs  J.  H.,  druggist,  71  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke.     Ho. ,  do. 
BUCHAN  John,  gilder,  26  Sir-  Michael  street 
Buchan  Alexander,  smith,  84  East  Hamilton  street 
Buchan  Walter,  seaman,  40  West  Burn  street 
Buchan  Mrs  Wm.,  lady's  nurse  and  midwife,  45  Shaw  st, 
BUCHANAN  Alexander,  joiner,  20  Cathcart  street 
Buchanan  Archibald,  engineer,  18  Inverkip  street 
Buchanan  Archibald,  turnkey,  32  Inverkip  street 
Buchanan  David,  cooper,  43  Ann  street 
Buchanan  Donald,  coppersmith,  27  Hamilton  street 
Buchanan  James,  house,  ship  and  sign  painter,  paper  hanger, 

&c.,  44  Shaw  street,  and  29  Eue-end  street.     House,  15 

Nicholson  street 
Buchanan  James  C,  Bagatelle,  23  Eldon  street 
Buchanan  John,  clerk,  39  West  Blackball  street 
Buchanan  John,  shipmaster,  10  Union  street 
Buchanan  John,  porter  to  Clyde  Shipping  Company.     Ho,, 

21  Ann  Street 
Buchanan  John,  brassfounder,  5  Hill  street 
Buchanan  John,  carpenter,  18  Antigua  street 

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26  DrREOTORY. 


Buchanan  John,  carpenter,  22  Inverkip  street 

Buchanan  John,  policeman,  3  Bruce  street 

Buchanan  John,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 

Buchanan  Malcom,  29  Union  street 

Buchanan  Neil,  rigger,  30  Sir  Michael  street 

Buchanan  Neil,  labourer,  Lang's  land,  Longwell  close 

Buchanan  Matthew,  of  Gray  &  Buchanan.     House,  84  Ee- 

gent  street 
Buchanan  Peter,  mason,  44  Inverkip  street 
Buchanan  Eobert,  LL.D.,  Kilblain  Academy.     House,  14 

Princes  sti'eet 
Buchanan  Eobert  M.,  cooper,  18  Charles  street.     Ho.,  Mount 

park 
Buchanan  William,  shipmaster,  54  West  Blackball  street 
Buchanan  Misses,  Hyde  Park  cottage,  7  St.  Lawrence  street 

Buchanan  Misses,  84  Eegent  street 

Buchanan  Mrs  D.,  spirit  dealer  (Grardeners'  Arms  Inn),  10 
Market  street  and  5  Manse  lane 

Buchanan  Mrs  John,  8  Shaw  place 

Buchanan  Mrs  Eobert  M.,  Mount  park 

Buchanan  Mrs,  temperance  hotel,  6  Cathcart  square 

Buchanan  Mrs,  30  Sir  Michael  street 

BUIE  Archibald,  labourer,  32  Inverkip  street 

Buie  Hugh,  of  M.  &  H.  Buie.     House,  19  Brougham  street 

Buie  M.  &  H.,  plumbers,  7  East  breast 

Buie  Malcom,  of  M.  &  H.  Buie.     House,  19  Brougham  st. 

Buie  Neil,  collector  of  burial  society,  19  Ann  street 

BTJNTAIN  Alexander,  carter,  4  Ingleston  street 

Buntain  James,  carter,  1  Stanners  street 

Buntain  John,  baker,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 

Buntain  John,  labourer,  6  Eoslin  street 

Buntain  William,  stamper.  Post  office.     Ho.,  29  Eegent  st. 

Buntain  Mrs  William>  35  East  Shaw  street 

Buntain  Mrs,  12  Watt  street 

BUEGES  W.  &  J.,  soap  makers  and  tobacconists,  31  Market 
street 


DIRECTORY.  27 


Burges  Mrs,  7  Shaw  place 

BUENET  William,  hammerman,  1  York  street 

BUENOLA  A.,  ship  broker,  25  Nicholson  street 

BUENS  Alexander,  bill-poster,  1  "West  breast 

Burns  David,  joiner,  12  Bruce  street 

Burns  George,  slate  merchant  and  slater,  24  Crawfurd  street, 
House,  12  West  Blackball  street 

Burns  James,  tailor,  16  Dairy mple  street 

Burns  Mrs,  oo  Inverkip  street 

BUENSTDE  William,  engineer,  28  Eoxburgh  street 

Burnside  Greorge,  storeman,  3  Bearhope  street 

Burnside  Mrs,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 

BUESEY  Mrs,  7  Lyle  street 

BIJETON  Thomas,  collector  of  poor-rates.  Captain  street* 
House,  31  Sir  Michael  street 

Burton  William,  cooper,  Holmscroft  street,  west 

Burton  William,  spirit  dealer,  17  Shaw  street 

Burton  Mrs  John,  remnant  and  stay  warehouse,  8  Cross- 
shore  street 

BUEEELL  James,  police  sergeant,  4  Ann  street 

BUTLEE   George  M.,    florist    and    nurseryman,    Finnar^ 
nursery 

BUTT  Diederick,  sugar  boiler,  7  Ingleston  street 

BUTTEEWOETH  Edmund,  grinder,  Smith's  land,  Crescent 


CACHALL  James,  boilermaker,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
CAIED  &  Co.,  engineers  and  iron  ship -builders,  8  Arthur  st.5 

14  Main  street,  Cartsdyke,  and  50  Dalrymple  street 
Caird  Colin  S.,  ship  broker,  commission  and  insurance  agent, 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank  buildings.     House,  9  Grey  place 
Caird  James  T.,  of  Caird  &  Co.     House,  Seafield  house 
Caird  Miss,  feuar,  12  Patrick  street 
Caird  Mrs  John,  10  Forsyth  street 
CAIENS  James,  joiner  and  blockmaker,  6  Antigua  street 


DIRECTORY. 


CALDER  Hugh,  boatman,  26  Daliymple  street 

Calder  Eobert,  broker,  42  Sliaw  street.     House,  55  do. 

Calder  Eobert,  bootmaker,  11  Duncan  street 

Calder  Mrs,  grocer,  13  Tobago  street 

CALDEEWOOD  George,  fislimonger,  Fisbmarket.     House, 

44  Shaw  street 
Calderwood  James,  inspector  of  nuisances  and  fire  engines, 

17  Bruce  street 
Calderwood  Mrs  Hugh,  16  Cathcart  street 
CALDWELL  A.  &  M.,  grocers,  22  John  st.     Ho.,  Hill-end 
Caldwell  David,  boilermaker,  Wilson's  land,  Ingleston  street 
Caldwell  Edward,  dealer,  39  Dalrymple  street 
Caldwell  John,  mason,  76  Eoxburgh  street 
Caldwell  Mrs,  55  Euo-end  street 

CALEDONIAlSr  Eailway  Company's  office,  25  Cathcart  st. 
CALLA.NDEE  Thomas,  shipowner,  9  Grrey  place 
CALLIG-AN  Michael,  smith,  28  West  Burn  street 
Calligan  Mrs,  26  Cartsburn  street 
CAMEEON  Alexander,  mason,  12  Tobago  street 
Cameron  Alexander,  innkeeper,  9  William  street 
Cameron  Alexander  G.,  boatbuilder,  4  East  Blackball  street. 

House,"  Mount  pleasant 
Cameron  Alexander,  mason,  40  West  Burn  street 
Cameron  Alexander,  carpenter,  1  Carnock  street 
Cameron  Alexander,  sawyer,  2  Market  street 
Cameron  Allan,  wood  merchant  and  hammer-shaft  manufac- 
turer, 16  St  Andrew  street.     House,  11  Antigua  street 
Cameron  Angus,   blacksmith  and  grocer,  21    Main   street, 

Cartsdyke.     House,  15  do. 
Cameron  Archibald,  cabinetmaker,  4  Bearhope  street 
Cameron  Archibald,  sailmaker,  46  Cathcart  street 
Cameron  Archibald,  carter,  48  Nelson  street,  west 
Cameron  Charles,  cabinetmaker.  Mount  pleasant 
Cameron  Daniel,  engineer,  51  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Cameron  Donald,  smith,  4  Hill  street 
Cameron  Donald,  labourer,  13  John  street 


DIRECTORY.  29 


Cameron  Donald,  late  sexton,  1  Clarence  street     . 

Cameron  Donald,  engineer,  11  Under  crescent 

Cameron  Donald,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,    44  Shaw  street. 

House,  49  do. 
Cameron  Donald,  joiner,  7  John  street 
Cameron  Dugald,  mariner,  25  Eegent  street 
Cameron  Grilbert,   Havelock  buildings.    17   West  Blackhall 

street 
Cameron  Hugh,  labourer,  4  Nelson  street.  Glebe 
Cameron  Hugh,  pilot,  6  Lyle  street 
Cameron  Hugh,  5  Ardgowan  street,  west 
Cameron  John,  policeman,  34  Inverkip  street 
Cameron  John  &  Sons,    auctioneers,    valuators,    and  housd 

factors,  10,  12,  and  14  .  Cross-shore   street.     House,  15 

Cross- shore  street 
Cameron  John,  miller,  Eice  mills,  Drumfrocher  road 
Cameron  John,  painter,  26  Cartsburn  street 
Cameron  John,  fireman,  3  Union  court 
Cameron  John,  labourer,  39  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Cameron  John,  bottler,  7  Market  street 
Cameron  John,  engineer,  1  Hill  street 
Cameron  John,  painter,  7  Under  crescent 
Cameron  Kenneth,  painter,  44  Oathcart  street 
Cameron  Kenneth,  grocer,  9  Cathcart  street.     House,  Hope 

place,  15  Antigua  street 
Cameron  Murdoch,  carpenter,  4  John  street 
Cameron  Patrick,  feuar,  6  Trafalgar  street 
Cameron  Peter,  joiner,  27  Eegent  street 
Cameron  Eobert,  policeman,  5  Cowgate  street 
Cameron  Eobert,  watchman,  17  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Cameron  William,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 
Cameron  William,  of  Bonnar  &  Cameron.     House,  7   Boyd 

street,  Glebe 
Cameron  Elizabeth,  sempstress,  3  West  Burn  street 
Cameron  Mrs  A.,  1  Kelly  street 
Cameron  Mrs  Dugald,  15  Crawfurd  street 


30  DIRECTOR-?. 


Cameron  Mrs,  lodgings,  31  Charles  street 

Cameron  Mrs,  2 1  Arthur  street 

Cameron  Mrs,  11  Crawfurd  street 

Cameron  Mrs,  4  East  Shaw  street 

CAMPBELL  Alexander,  joiner,  23  Arthur  street 

Campbell  Alexander,  porter  for  Londonderry  steamers,  2 

Open  shore 
Campbell  Alexander,  cabinetmaker,  21  Hamilton  street 
Campbell  Alexander,  carpenter,  11  St  Andrew  street 
Campbell  Alexander,  merchant  and  wool   agent,   16  Wes 

Burn  street.    House,  50  Eldon  street 
Campbell  Alexander,  tailor,  4  Hamilton  street 
Campbell  Alexander,  13  Sir  Michael  street 
Campbell  Alexander,  carpenter,.  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  Alexander,  boilermaker,  17  Cathcart  street 
Campbell  Alexander,  smith,  33  Eegent  street 
Campbell  Alexander,  carpenter,  2  Dellingburn  street 
Campbell  Alexander,  bookseller,  stationer,  and  bookbinder, 

9  Hamilton  street.     House,  20  Brisbane  street 
Campbell  Alexander,  joiner,  3  East  Stewart  street 
Campbell,  Anderson  &  Co.,  wholesale  wine  merchants  and 

coopers,  2  Shaw  street 
Campbell  Angus,  labourer,  22  Tobago  street 
Campbell  Angus,  engineer,  4  East  Quay  lane 
Campbell  Angus,  blacksmith,  3  John  street 
Campbell  Angus,  Queen's  porter,  6  Trafalgar  street 
Campbell  Archibald,  labourer,  57  Shaw  street 
Campbell  Archibald,  butler,  1  Eldon  street 
Campbell  Archibald,  carpenter,  11  Hill  street 
Campbell  Archibald,  carpenter,  3  East  Stewart  street 
CampbeU  Archibald,  watchman,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
Campbell  Archibald,  boot  and  shoemaker,  47  Main  street, 

Cartsdyke 
Campbell  Charles,  letter-press  printer,  City  Bank  buildings, 

32  Cathcart  st.    Ho.,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  st.,  east 
Campbell  Charles,  joiner,  15  John  street 


DIRECTORY.  8 1 


Campbell  Colin,  collector  of  Inland  Eevenue,  Excise  brancli' 

Inland  Bevenue  office,  Customlio-use  buildings.    House, 

48  Brougham  street 
Campbell  Colin,  carpenter,  1  Salmon  street 
Campbell  Colin,  carpenter,  4  Ingleston  street 
Campbell  Daniel,  joiner  and  glazier,  18  John  st.     Ho.,  do. 
Campbell  Daniel,  smith,  8  Hill  street 
Campbell  Daniel,  spirit  dealer,  48  Shaw  street.     Ho.,  do. 
Campbell  David,  coal  agent  for  Hamilton  &  M'Culloch,    3 

Chapel  street.    House,  23  Antigua  street 
Campbell  David,  carpenter,  10  Hamilton  street 
Campbell  Donald,  porter,  1  Duncan  street 
Campbell  Donald,  skipper,  1  Bank  street 
Campbell  Donald,  carpenter,  25  Eegent  street 
Campbell  Donald,  joiner,  15  John  street 
Campbell  Dugald,  pilot,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Campbell  Dugald,  accountant,  and  property  and  insurance 

agent,  29  Cathcart  street.     House,  1  Kelly  street 
Campbell  Dugald,  carpenter,  4  Bruce  street 
Campbell  Dugald,  sailmaker,  8  Cathcart  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  policeman,  31  Eegent  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  gabbartman,  1  Sugarhouse  lane 
Campbell  Duncan,  joiner,  20  Ingleston  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  joiner,  7  Duncan  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  hosiery  and  remnant  warehouse,  56  Yen- 

nel.     House,  23  Sir  Michael  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  joiner,  44  Inverkip  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  labourer,  5  John  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street.  Glebe 
Campbell  Hugh,  engineer,  50  West  Blackball  street 
Campbell  Hugh,  tailor,  3  Cowgate  street 
Campbell  Hugh,  carpenter,  6  John  street 
Campbell  James,  merchant,  12  West  Blackball  street 
Campbell  James,  labourer,  15  Stanners  street 
Campbell  James,  builder  and  contractor,  7  Laird  st.    Ho., 

Williamson  street 


32  DIRECTORY. 


Campbell  James,  painter,  8  Catlicart  street 

Campbell  James  C,  commander  E.N.,  Brookfield,  46  Eldon 
street 

Campbell  James,  shipmaster,  Hope  place,  15  Antigua  st. 

Campbell  James,  13  Lyle  street 

Campbell  James  F.,  merchant,  3  Eldon  street 

Campbell  James,  mate,  39  Ann  street 

Campbell  James,  skinner,  51  East  Hamilton  street 

Campbell  James,  tidewaiter,  1  Hill  street 

Campbell  James,  gardener,  Newark  street 

Campbell  James,  joiner,  6  Kilblain  street 

Campbell  Jobn,  clothier,  14  Hamilton  street.  Ho. ,  43  Ann 
street 

Campbell  John,  mariner,  15  Crawfnrd  street 

Campbell  John,  labourer,  4  Hill  street 

Campbell  John,  feuar,  17  Brougham  street 

Campbell  John,  baker,  56  Roxburgh  street 

Campbell  John,  jun.,  &  Co.,  wholesale  and  retail  ironmongers, 
2  Cathcart  square.  House,  35  Boyd  place.  West  Black- 
hall  street 

Campbell  John,  boilermaker,  25  Arthur  street 

Campbell  John,  policeman,  Brachelston 

Campbell  John,  steamboat-man,  10  Shaw  street 

Campbell  John,  carpenter,  59  Eue-end  street 

Campbell  John,  carjDenter,  10  Shaw  street 

Campbell  John,  law  clerk,  9  Captain  street 

Campbell  John,  sailmaker,  28  Ann  street 

Campbell  John,  spirit  retailer,  16  Stanners  street 

Campbell  John,  cooper,  6  West  Stewart  street 

Campbell  John,  cooper,  26  Dalrymple  street 

Campbell  John,  mason,  2  Union  court 

Camjjbell  John,  shipmaster,  21  Sir  Michael  street 

Campbell  John,  policeman,  4  Salmon  street 

Campbell  John,  coal  merchant,  station,  head  of  Arthur  st. 
House,  13  Stanners  street 

Campbell  John,  carpenter,  37  Lynedoch  street 


DIRECTORY.  33 


Campbell  John,  chainmaker,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Campbell  John,  carter,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  John,  smith  and  chainmaker,  9  West  breast.    Ho., 

9  Nicholson  street 
Campbell  John,  gardener,  16  Bruce  street 
Campbell  John,  gardener,  Broomhill 
Campbell  Neil,  merchant,  Greenbank  rice  mills,  Dramfro- 

char  road.     House,  20  Margaret  street 
Campbell  Neil,  carter,  7  New  Dock  lane 
Campbell  Neil,  shoemaker,  5  Market  street 
Campbell  Peter,  boot  and  shoemaker,  58  Vennel.     Ho.,  do. 
Campbell  Peter,  grocer,  5  Hamilton  street.     Ho.,  20  Bank 

street 
Campbell  Peter,  huckster,  3  Cowgate  street 
Campbell  Eobert,  Middle  Parish  session-clerk,  and  registrar 

of  births,  deaths  and  marriages,  11  Bank  st.     Ho.,  do. 
Campbell  Eobert,  shoemaker,  64  Eoxburgh  street 
Campbell  Eonald,  3  Lyle  street 
Campbell  Samuel,  boatbuilder,  5  Hill  street 
Campbell  Thomas,  labourer,  16  Tobago  street 
Campbell  Thomas,  boilermaker,  1  Arthur  street 
Campbell  Thomas,  joiner,  29  Eoxburgh  street 
Campbell  Thomas,  stevedore,  20  Cathcart  street 
Campbell  Walter,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 
Campbell  William,  grocer,  41  Vennel 
Campbell  William,  shipmaster,  9  Antigua  street 
Campbell  William,  feuar,  28  East  Shaw  street 

Campbell  William,  joiner,  17  Bearhope  street 

Campbell  &  Watson,  oyster  merchants,  10  East  Quay  lane 

Campbell  Miss,  2  East  breast 

Campbell  Miss,  9  Captain  street 

Campbell  IVIiss,  straw  hatter,  4  Wilson  place,  Ingleston  road 

Campbell  Miss,  boys'  dressmaker,  23  Antigua  street 

Campbell  Miss,  grocer,  17  Brougham  street 

Campbell  Miss,  11  Hamilton  street 

Campbell  Misses,  feuars,  13  Kilblain  street 


34  DIRECTORY. 


Campbell  Mrs  Alexander,  15  St  Andrew  street 

Campbell  Mrs  D.,  feuar,  James  place,  Bank  street 

Campbell  Mrs  Ilugb,  60  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Campbell  Mrs  James,  30  Inverkip  street 

Campbell  Mrs  Jobn,  3  Eldon  street 

Campbell  Mrs  Jobn,  Trinidad  place,  10  Eldon  street 

Campbell  Mrs  Jobn,  45  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Campbell  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  15  Catbcart  street 

Campbell  Mrs  John,  3  Manse  lane 

Campbell  Mrs  John,  grocer,  45  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Campbell  Mrs  Jobn,  15  St  Andrew  street 

Campbell  Mrs  Neil,  1  Kelly  street 

Campbell  Mrs  Neil,  basket,  brusb,  and  wooden-dish  ware- 
house, 20  Charles  street.     House,  15  Crawf'urd  street 

Campbell  Mrs  Eobert  N. ,  furnishing  warehouse,  7  Cathcart 
street.     House,  6  West  Stewart  street 

Camj)bell  Mrs  Eobert,  41  Lynedoch  street 

Campbell  Mrs  Eobert,  25  Yennel 

Campbell  Mrs  William,  18  Sir  Michael  street 

Campbell  Mrs,  grocer,  43  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Campbell  Mrs,  9  Lyle  street 

Campbell  Mrs,  21  Bearhope  street 

Camiobell  Mrs,  midwife  and  lady's  nurse,  4  Hamilton  street 

Campbell  Mrs,  lodgings,  11  Clarence  street 

Campbell  Mrs,  lodgings,  10  Charles  street 

Campbell  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  West  breast 

CAN  A  VAN  Hugh,  spirit  dealer,  29  Dalrymple  street.  Ho., 
26  do. 

CANNIE  William,  labourer,  3  East  Stewart  street 

CAEBEEY  Charles,  tailor,  clothier,  outfitter,  toy  merchant, 
and  jeweller,  14  William  street.  Ho.,  Armadale  place, 
Mount  park 

CAECHEIE  James,  provision  dealer,  40  Shaw  street 

Carchrie  Eobert,  rivetter,  40  Shaw  street 

CAEEY  James,  flesher,  1  Stanners  street.     House,  4  do. 

CAEMICHAEL  Alexander,  carpenter,  13  Charles  street 


DIRECTOEY.  35 


€armicliael  Andrew,  of  John  Haddow  &  Co.     Ho.,  Banktop 
Carmicliael  Andrew,  joiner,  30  Inverkip  street 
Carmicliael  Archibald,  late  shipmaster,  22  West  Stewart  st. 
Carmichael  Archibald,  boilermaker,  11  Hill  street 
Carmichael  Archibald,  storekeeper,  43  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
Carmichael  Charles,  brassfounder,  4  Tobago  street 
Carmichael  Charles,  shoemaker,  3  West  Quay  lane 
Carmichael  Donald,  grocer,  31  West  Burn  street 
Carmichael  Dugald,  mariner,  36  West  Burn  street 
Carmichael  Hector,  cook,  7  Under  crescent 
Carmichael  James,  baker,  19  Arthur  street 
Carmichael  James,  of  Greenock  Brewery  Co.,  39  Nicholson 

street.     House,  26  Brisbane  street 
Carmichael  JohnH.,  shipowner,  Glenfield,  71  Union  street 
Carmichael  John,  shipmaster,  7  Eosburgh  street 
Carmichael  John,  labourer,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Carmichael  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  9  Cartsburn  street 
Carmichael  Malcom,  carpenter,  1  Yennel 
Carmichael  Malcom,  feuar,  Carmichael's  land.  Crescent 
Carmichael  Neil,  j&reman,  6  John  street 
Carmichael .  Eev.  Peter,  minister  of  the  Eeformed  Presby- 
terian Church,  West  Stewart  street.     Ho.,  65  Union  st. 
Carmichael  Peter,  labourer,  11  Under  crescent 
Carmichael  Miss,  Banktop 

Carmichael  Mrs,  lodgings,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Carmichael  Miss,  lodgings,  7  Cathcart  street 
CAEEICK  IVIiss,  17  Brisbane  street 

Carrick  &  Co.,  Greenock  Money  Loan  Bank,  3  Bank  street 
CAEEOL  John,  cooper,  2  St.  Andrew  street 
Carrol  Eobert,  engine  keej)er,  6  Wilson  Place,  Ingleston  road 
CAEEUTH  Mrs,  40  Inverkip  street 
CAEEUTHEES  William,  carpenter,  7  Hill  street 
CAESELL  Quintin  L.,  mariner,  3  Bearhope  street 
CAESON  Mrs,  13  Bearhope  street 
CAESWELL  &  Davie,  timber  measurers,  3  Cathcart  st. 
Carswell  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  Inverkip  street 


S6  DIEECTORY. 


Cars  well  John,  of  Carswell  &  Davie.     House,  10  East  Black- 

liall  street 
Carswell  Mrs  William,  55  Eue-end  street 
Carswell  Mrs,  25  Eegent  street 
CAETSBUEN   SUGAE  EEFINING-  CO.,  sugar   refiners^ 

Under  crescent 
CAETSDYXE  Mechanics'  Library,  5  East  BlackhaU  street 
CAETSWELL  Daniel,  6  WHson  place.  East  Ingleston 
CASSELS  A.  &  S.,  Berlin  wool  repository,  38  Hamilton  st- 

House,  10  Brisbane  street 
Cassels  L.  S.,  tea  merchant  and  grocer,  26  Hamilton  street- 
House,  24  Brisbane  street 
Cassels  Mrs  Eobert,  26  Hamilton  street 
Cassels  Mrs,  sen.,  10  Brisbane  street 
CASSIDY  John,  labourer,  28  West  BlackhaU  street 
CAYEET  Eobert,  broker,  14  Market  street 
CHABAUT  Erancis,  carpenter,  4  East  Quay  lane 
CHALMEES  Alexander,  collector  of  Town,  Eoad,  Prison, 
and  Eegistration  Assessments,  Town  bmldings,  6  Ham- 
ilton street.     House,  84  East  Hamilton  street 
Chalmers  Alexander,  tidewaiter,  25  Eegent  street 
Chalmers  Allan,  railway  clerk.     House,  56  Eoxburgh  street 
Chalmers  Archibald,  feuar,  Flowerbank,  Eldon  street 
Chalmers  Archibald,  blockmaker,  13  Lyle  street 
Chalmers  David,  cowfeeder,  47  Ann  street 
Chalmers  Hugh  M.,  joiner,  glazier,  and  undertaker,  15  East 

Shaw  street.     Plouse,  21  Sir  Michael  street 
Chalmers  Henry,  foreman  tailor,  51  Inverkip  street 
Chalmers  James,    smith,    grate-maker,  and  bell-hanger,  50 

and  51  Vennel.     House,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
Chalmers  John,  boilermaker,  84  East  Hamilton  street 
Chalmers  John,  boilermaker,  9  Cathcart  street 
Chalmers  Eobert,  late  bank  porter,  9  Watt  street 
Chalmers  Eobert,  accountant,  Orangefield  place 
Chalmers  William,  joiner,  29  Eegent  street 
Chalmers  Mrs  Alexander,  84  East  Hamilton  street 


DIEECTORY.  37 


Chalmers  Miss,  milliiier,  14  West  Blackhall  street.     House, 

9  Laird  street 
CHAMBEES  Eobert,  shipmaster,  63  Eue-end  street 
Chambers  William,  shipmaster,  Holmscroft  street,  east 
CHAETEES  David,  hammerman,  16  Stanners  street 
Charters  James,  moulder,  8  St  Lawrence  street 
CHILDS  Henry,  rivetter,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Childs  James,  labourer,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
CHISHOLM  Archibald,  of  WilHam  Chisholm  &  Co.     Ho., 

Glen  street 
Chisholm  James,  carpenter,  43  Oathcart  street 
Chisholm  John,  van  driver,  30  Nicholson  street 
Chisholm  John,  tailor,  16  William  street.     House,  do. 
Chisholm  William  &  Co.,  coopers,  12  Charles  street 
Chisholm  Miss,  2  Nelson  street,  west 
CHOELEY  Misses,  spirit  dealers,  26  West  Burn  street 
CHEISTIE  Malcom,  carpenter,  19  Shaw  street 
Christie  Peter  &  Co.,  carvers,  Shaw  place 
Christie  Peter,  of  P.  Christie  &  Co.     House,  Gourock 
Christie  Eobert,  joiner,  13  East  Quay  lane 
CITY  OF  GLASGOW  BANK,  32  Cathcart  street.     CoHn  S. 
Caird,  agent 

CLACHBE  Thomas,  coal  merchant,  44  Main  street,  Carts- 
dyke.    House,  46  do. 

CLAPPEETON  Duncan,  joiner,  26  Tobago  street 

Clapperton  John,  of  W.  T.  Templeton  &  Co.     House,  7  Ard- 
gowan  street,  west 

Clapperton  Thomas,  joiner,  9  East  Shaw  street 

Clapperton  Mrs,  7  Ardgowan  street,  west 

CLAEK  Alexander  M.,  of  Clark  &  Son.    House,   Mount 
park.  Bank  street 

Clark  Alexander,  letter  <iarrier  and  porter,  13  Hamilton  st. 

Clark  Andrew,  bookbinder  and  paper  ruler,  8  Hamilton  st. 
House,  7  Kelly  street 

Clark  Angus,  coachman,  16  William  street 

Clark  Archibald,  grocer,  6  Orawfurd  street 


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38  DIRECTOEY. 


Clark  Daniel,  smith,  3  East  Stewart  street 

Clark  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  9  Eue-end  street.     House,  2 
Cartsburn  street 

Clark  Duncan,  carpenter,  22  Ann  street 

Clark  Duncan,   Lamb's  cottage,   Kingston,  Port-Grlasgow 
road 

Clark  Hugh,  labourer,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 

Clark  James,  labourer,  7  Duncan  street 

Clark  John,  of  Clark  &  Son.     House,  Mount  park,  Bank  st. 

Clark  John,  labourer,  2  Eoslin  street 

Clark  &  Son,  watchmakers,  jewellers,  and  chronometer  mak- 
ers. White  Hart  buildings,  50  Cathcart  street 

Clark  John  T.,  grocer,  12  Sir  Michael  street.     Ho.,  Holms- 
croft  street,  east 

Clark  John,  coal  merchant,  65  Vennel 

Clark  John,  umbrella  mater,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 

Clark  John,  joiner,  12  Ingleston  road 

Clark  Lachlan,  ship  and  boat  builder,  Clyde  street.  Bay  of 
Quick.     House,  54  West  Blackball  street 

Clark  Matthew,  colour  maker,  83  Eegent  street 

Clark  Peter,  dairy.  Upper  Ingleston 

Clark  Peter,  porter,  35  Nicholson  street 

Clark  Peter,  grocer,  Drumfrochar  road.     Ho.,  43  Ann  st. 

Clark  Eobert,  shoemaker,  41  Lynedoch  street 

Clark  Thomas,  policeman,  72  Eoxburgh  street 

Clark  William,  marine  painter,  Seafield 

Clark  William,  clerk,  Mount  pleasant 

Clark  IViiss  A.,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  26  Vennel 

Clark  Miss  Catherine,  27  Eoxburgh  street 

Clark  Miss,  dressmaker,  32  Eegent  street 

Clark  Mrs  G-eorge,  Mount  pleasant 

Clark  Mrs  Peter,  28  Nicholson  street 

Clark  :^irs,  14  William  street 

Clark  Mrs,  33  Nicholson  street 

Clark  Mrs,  huckster,  19  Dalrymple  street 

Clark  Mrs,  patent  mangle  keeper,  23  Sir  Michael  street 


DIEECTOHY.  39 


Clark  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Vennel 

Clark  Mrs,  16  Sir  Michael  street 

Clark  Mrs,  16  "William  street 

CLELAND  Hamilton,  18  Brisbane  street 

Cleland  John,   examining  officer,    Custom-house.      House, 

head  of  Bank  street 
Cleland  James,  salesman,  14  Cathcart  street 
CLETJGtH  Allan,  storekeeper,  11  St.  Lawrence  street 
CLEEK  John  M.,  of  Merrow  &  FeU,  City  Bank  Buildings, 

32  Cathcart  street.     House,  6  Shaw  place 
CLIFFOED  WiUiam,  labourer,  4  East  Shaw  street 
CLIMIE  John,  joiner,  6  Hill  street 
CLINK  J.  D.,  shipmaster,  5  Watt  street 
Clink  William,  deep  sea  pilot,  17  Eoxburgh  street 
CLOIJSE  William,  carpenter,  8  Sir  Michael  street 
CLXJNY  James,  mariner,  48  Shaw  street 
CLYDE  Carrying  Co.     Carriers  by  steamers  and  lighters 
between  Clasgow,  Eenfrew,  Port- Glasgow,  and  G-reen- 
ock,  9  Customhouse  place,  G-reenock,  and  54  Broomielaw, 
G-lasgow.    Graham  Brymner,  manager.     House,  16  Kil- 
blain  street 
Clyde  Shipping  Co.,  steam  tug  proprietors,  9  Customhouse 
place,  Greenock,  and  2  Oswald  street,  Glasgow.    Graham 
Brymner,  manager.     House,  16  Kilblain  street 
Clyde  Pottery  Co.  (Limited),  manufacturers  of  earthenware 

Port-Glasgow  road.   William  Stewart,  manager. 
CLYDESDALE  Banking  Co.,  7  Hamilton  street 
COATS  A.,  tailor,  23  Vennel 
Coats  Dugald,  labourer,  33  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
CO  CHE  AN  John,  boilermaker,  2  John  street 
Cochran  Eoberl;,  carpenter,  12  Nicholson  street 
COCHEANE  John,  shipmaster,  17  Union  street 
Cochrane  William,  pawnbroker,  49  Vennel.     House  do. 
Cochrane  Eobert,  riyetter,  1  Hill  street 
Cochrane  Thomas,  spirit-dealer,  31  Market  street 
Cochrane  Mrs  M.,  refreshment  rooms,  4  West  Breast 


40  DmECTORY. 


COCKBUEN  James,  paper  maker,  Overton  mill 
COOKROFT  William,  woolcomber,  33  Ann  street 
COFFEE  Eoom  (Grreenock  Excliange),  2  Catlicart  square 
COLE   Eey.    Charles,   incumbent  of  St  John's    Episcopal 

church.     House,  14  Ardgowan  square 
Cole  John,  clerk,  26  Charles  street 
Cole  Eobert,  mariner,  24  Tobago  street 
COLLCLTJTH  John,  boilermaker,  33  Roxburgh  street 
COLLIN'S  Charles,  mariner,  19  Hamilton  street 
Collins  Henry,  painter,  42  Inverkip  street 
Collins  James,  tailor,  7  "West  breast 
Collins,  James,  moulder,  28  Cartsburn  street 
CoUins  John  B.  S.,  cook  and  confectioner,  36   Cathcart  st. 

House,  15  Eoxburgh  street 
Collins  John,  lumper,  44  Yennel 
Collins  Michael,  plater,  2  Stanners  street 
CoUins  William,  H.M.  Customs.     House,  8  Trafalgar  st. 
Collins  Mrs  William,  15  Eoxburgh  street 
COLQIJHOUN  Donald,  mason,  29  Charles  street 
Colquhoun  James,  labourer,  34  Charles  street 
Colquhoun  John,  mason,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
COLYILLE  Andrew,  moulder,  6  Shaw  street 
COMMISSAEY  Clerk's  office,  4  Bank  street 
COMEIE  Eobert,  rivet  maker,  7  East  Quay  lane 
Comrie  William,  tidewaiter,  27  Nicholson  street 
CONALGUE  Patrick,  engine  driver,  2  John  street 
CONDON  Michael,   E.  C.  clergyman,    St  Lawrence  chapel » 

Cartsdyke.     House,  3  St  Andrew  square 
CONOEEGATIONAL  Chapel,  G-eorge  square 
CONNACHEE  Peter,  Liland  Eevenue  clerk,  16  Eoxburgh 

street 
CONNAL  Alexander,  boilermaker,  Buchanan's  land,  Ingles- 
ton  street,  east 
CONNELL  Alexander,  clerk,  Hope  place,  15  Antigua  street 
Connell  James,  mariner,  36  Crawfurd  street 
CONNELLY  Duncan,  boilermaker,  5  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 


DIEECTORY.  4 1. 


CONNEE  James,  boilermaker,  9  Arthur  street 

CONSTANCE  James,  seaman,  4  Watt  street 

CONWAY  Andrew,  labourer,  3  Charles  street 

Conway  Francis,  painter,  18  Cathcart  street 

Conway  Joseph,  M.D.,  physician  and  surgeon,  consulting 

rooms,    21  Hamilton  street.      House,  Boyd  place,   37 

West  Blackhall  street 
Conway  Matthew,  painter,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Conway  Miss,  Boyd  place,  37  West  Blackhall  street 
CO-OPEEATIYE  Co.,  (limited)  18  John  street 
COOK  Archibald,  of  D.  &  A.  Cook.     Ho.,  20  Antigua  st. 
Cook  D.  &  A.,  blacksmiths  and  chainmakers,  4  Charles  st., 

and  19  Cathcart  street 
Cook  Duncan,  joiner,  11  Arthur  street 
Cook  Duncan,  of  D.  &  A.  Cook.     House,  39  Lynedoch  st. 
Cook  Duncan,  mariner,  6  Crawfurd  street 
Cook  James  E.,  22  Mearns  street 
Cook  John,  teacher,  St  Andrew  square.     House,  Lilly  bank, 

Gourock  toll 
Cook  Eobert,  pawnbroker,    29  Market  street.     House,  82 

Eegent  street 
Cook  William,  shipmaster,  13  Mearns  street 
Cook  William,  papermaker,  Overton' 
Cook  William,  shipmaster,  18  Arthur  street 
Cook  Miss,  tailoress,  1  West  breast 

Cook  Mrs  Jane,  boarding-house  keeper,  5  Cross-shore  street 
Cook  Mrs  Margaret,  spirit  dealer,  10  East  India  breast 
Cook  Mrs  M.,  grocer,  5  Shaw  street 
COOPEE  Alexander,  carpenter,  11  Lyle  street 
Cooper  Archibald,  tanner,  1  Arthur  street 
Cooper  A.,  grocer,  45  East  Hamilton  street 
Cooper  James,  joiner,  4  Salmon  street 
Cooper  Thomas,  smith,  55  Shaw  street 
Cooper  William,  mate,  4  Mansionhouse  lane 
COPELAND  John,  shoemaker,  11  Under  crescent 
Copeland  John,  millwright,  11  Lyle  street 


42  DIEECTOEY. 


COEB  Adam,  millwrigM,  Hillend 

COEKEY  Jolm,  basketmaker,  28  Orawfurd  street 

C0E80N  Mrs,  19  Lynedock  street 

COEBET  John,  boilermaker,  11  Arthur  street 

COSH  Eodger,  moulder,  48  luverkip  street 

COTTEE  Mrs,  matron,  Infirmary,  Inverkip  street 

COUMBE  Thomas,  Inland  Eevenue,  15  Brisbane  street 

COUPEE  Andrew,  out-door  officer,  Customhouse.     House, 

13  Charles  street 
Couper  Mrs  James,  18  Antigua  street 
COIJSAE  William,  messenger  to  Shipping  office,  5  Virginia 

street 
COUSINS  John,  cooper,  1  Hill  street 
Cousins  William,  engineer,  2  Hillend 
Cousins  Mrs  Thomas,  25  Eegent  street 
COVEEDALE  Norris,  late  shipmaster,  26  Hamilton  street 
COWAN  Archibald,  cooper  and  oil  merchant,  3  Bogle  st. 

House,  5  Lyle  street 
Cowan  Dugald,  carpenter,  23  Yennel 
Cowan  George,  cabinetmaker,  18  West  Blackball  street  and 

1  Argyle  street 
Cowan  John,  mariner,  46  Cathcart  street 
Cowan  Eobert  &  Co.,  drapers,  silk  mercers,  &c.,  2  and  4 

Hamilton  street  and  10  Cathcart  square 
Cowan  Eobert,  of  Eobert  Cowan  &  Co.     House,  64  Union  st. 
Cowan  William,  carpenter,  19  Cathcart  street 
Cowan  William,  tanner,  22  Stanners  street 
Cowan  Miss  Mary,  9  East  Shaw  street 
Cowan  Mrs  A.,  grocer,  34  Sir  Michael  street 
Cowan  Mrs  John,  mangier,  13  Sir  Michael  street 
COYLE  JohUj  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  21  Cathcart 

street.     House,  do. 
Coyle  John,  jun.,  tinsmith  and  gasfitter,  15  Cathcart  street. 

House,  37  Lynedoch  street 
Coyle  Thomas,  labourer,  14  Vennel 
CEABB  William,  mason,  28  Ann  street 


DIRECTORY.  43 

CEAIQ  Andrew  C,  clerk,  Hope  street 

Oraig  Alexander,  porter,  42  Dalrymple  street 

Craig  George,  hatter,  27  Exchange  buildings,  and  30  Catk- 

cart  street.     House,  26  Brisbane  street 
Craig  James,  teacher,  Finnieston  house 
Craig  James,  smith,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Craig  John,  shipmaster,  40  Eldon  street 
Craig  Joseph,  labourer,  Overton 
Craig  Matthew,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Craig  Eobert,  baker,  13  Lyle  street 
Craig  Robert,  detective  officer,  5  Ardgowan  street,  G-lebe 
Craig  Samuel,  blacksmith,  15  Arthur  street 
Craig  Thomas  &  Co.,  coal  merchants,  insurance  agents,  and 

house-factors,  City  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  street. 

House,  15  Kelly  street 
Craig  William,  shoemaker,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Craig  William,  late  of  H.M.C.,  13  Mearns  street 
Craig  Miss  Jane,  5  Springkell  street 
Craig  Mrs  Walter,  spirit-dealer,  43  Inverkip  street 
Craig  Mrs,  15  Kelly  street 
Craig  Mrs,  huckster,  3  Cowgate  street 
CEAIGIE  G-eorge,  shipmaster,  28  Ann  street 
CEAM  Peter,  builder,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
CEANE  James,  mariner,  6  Nelson  street.  Glebe 
Crane  James,  tanner,  72  Eoxburgh  street 
CEANSTON  Thomas,  teacher  of  navigation,  New  Town  hall» 

House,  12  West  Blackball  street 
CEAWFOED  Alexander,  of  Allison  &  Crawford.     House,  17 

Brisbane  street 
Crawford  Alexander,  boilermakdr,  15  St.  Lawrence  street 
Crawford  Alexander,  van  driver,  11  Nicholson  street 
Crawford  Andi^ew,  of  Crawford  &  Fulton.     House,   31  Sir 

Michael  street 
Crawford  Andrew,  joiner,  blockmaker,  and  house-factor,  22 

West  Burn  street.     House,  44  Inverkip  street 
Crawford  Bryce,  carpenter,  4  John  street 


44  DIRECTORY. 


Crawford  Conrad,  coppersmitli,  60  Vennel 

Crawford  Oornelius,  joiner,  trunk,  and  boxmaker,  39  Craw- 
furd  street,  Grlebe.     House,  39  West  Blackhall  street 

Crawford  David  Eose,  writer,  and  law  agent  on  the  Green- 
nock  estates,  and  factor  on  Dunoon  and  Ejiockdhu 
estates,  Mansion  bouse.     House,  34  Union  street 

Crawford  Donald,  74  Eoxburgb  street 

Crawford  Dugald,  shoemaker,  3  Bruce  street 

Crawford  Dugald,  carpenter,  12  St  Lawrence  street 

Crawford  Gavin,  Hyde  Park  cottage 

Crawford  &  Fulton,  joiners  and  glaziers,  16  Bogle  street 

Crawford  &  Hope,  ship  builders.  Bay  of  Quick 

Crawford  H.  B.,  Mansion  bouse.     House,  12  Brisbane  street 

Crawford  James,  contractor,  8  Virginia  street.  House,  76 
Eegent  street 

Crawford  James,  smith,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Crawford  James,  mariner,  39  Lynedoch  street 

Crawford  James,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  2  Wes^ 
Blackball  street.     House,  6  do. 

Crawford  James,  shoemaker,  10  Bruce  street 

Crawford  James,  joiner,  14  John  street 

Crawford  John,  egg  and  butter  dealer,  6  Watson's  lane 

Crawford  John,  feuar.  Hill-end 

Crawford  John,  of  Crawford  &  Hope.     House,  27  Kelly  st. 

Crawford  John,  carter,  14  Bogle  street 

Crawford  John,  carter,  13  East  Stewart  street 

Crawford  John,  sawyer,  42  Inverkip  street 

Crawford  John  M.,  manager,  Greenock  branch.  North  British 
Daily  Mail,  and  Glasgow  Weekly  Mail,  1  Bank  street. 
House,  49  Cathcart  street 

Crawford  John,  labourer,  3  Ann  street 

Crawford  John,  carter,  33  Eegent  street 

Crawford  John,  carter,  26  John  street 

Crawford  John,  storekeeper,  1  Eegent  street 

Crawford  Malcom,  boilermaker,  29  Shaw  street 

Crawford  Matthew,  grocer,  17  East  Shaw  street.    Ho.,  do. 


DIRECTOHY.  45 


Crawford  Peter,  carpenter,  Hillend 

Crawford  Peter,  labourer,  15  Baker  street 

Crawford  Eobert,  engineer,  Hyde  park  cottage,  St  Lawrence 
street 

Crawford  Eobert,  carpenter,  2  Eue-end  street 

Crawford  Eobert,  labourer,  Upper  Ingleston 

Crawford  Eobert,  cattle  dealer  and  dairyman,  Bruce  street 

Crawford  William,  shipowner,  17  Ardgowan  square 

Crawford  William,  joiner.  Mount  pleasant 

Crawford  William,  carter,  4  Ingleston  street 

Crawford  William,  carter,  17  St  Lawrence  street 

Crawford  William,  fireman,  9  Under  crescent 

Crawford  William,  grocer,  14  West  Blackball  street.  Ho., 
29  Brougham  street 

Crawford  William,  joiner,  32  Inverkip  street 

Crawford  Mrs  Alexander,  55  Shaw  street 

Crawford  Mrs  Henry,  Holmscroft  street,  west 

Crawford  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  29  Brougham  street 

Crawford  Miss,  28  Cartsburn  street 

Crawford  Mrs  Eobert,  spirit  dealer,  41  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 

Crawford  Mrs,  13  West  Stewart  street 

Crawford  Mrs,  feuar.  Mount  pleasant 

Crawford  Mrs,  8  Cartsburn  street 

Crawford  Mrs,  35  Nicholson  street 

Crawford  Mrs,  lodgings  21  Sugarhouse  lane 

Crawford  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Dellingburn  street 

CEAWHALLS  &  Co.,  sugar  refiners,  Dellingburn  sugar  ro- 
finery,  Dellingburn  street 

Crawhall  John  B.,  52  Eldon  street 

CEICHTON  Henry,  baker,  25  Hamilton  street.     Ho.,  26  do. 

CEIG-HTON  Archibald,  lathsplitter,  65  Dalrymple  street. 
House,  Holmscroft  street,  west 

GEOCKATTWiUiam,  merchant,  Glasgow.  Ho.,  31  Nichol- 
son street. 

CEOMBLE  James,  supervisor  of  I.  E.,  Excise  buildings. 
House  J  14  Brisbane  street 


46  DIRECTOHY. 


CROMEE  James,  carpenter,  4  Wilson  place,  Ingleston  road 
CRONE  Matthew,  engineer,  7  West  breast 
Crone  William,  engineer,  19  Shaw  street 
CROOKSHANKS  James,  accountant  and  sheriff-officer,  8 

Hamilton  street.     House,  32  Charles  street 
Crookshanks  Joseph,  coach  proprietor,  41  West  Blackhall  st., 
and  funeral  undertaker  (open  day  and  night),  8  Hamil- 
ton street.     House,  32  Charles  street 
Crookshanks  Mrs  James,  5  Cross-shore  street 
CROSS  William  Patterson,  teacher  of  music,  37  West  Black- 
hall  street 
Cross  Miss,  dressmaker,  9  Roxburgh  street 
CROSSAN  Neil,  huckster,  24  Dalrymple  street 
CROW  Mrs,  grocer,  31  Charles  street 

CRUDEN  Alexander,  circular  deliverer,  35  Hamilton  street 
Cruden  Miss,  boys'  di^essmaker,  at  Miss  Orr's,  29  Nicholson  st. 
CRUTHERS  C,  pawnbroker,  30  Dalrjnnple  st.     Ho.,  28  do. 
CRUM  James,  shoemaker,  26  Vennel 
CRINDLE  Mrs,  3  East  Stewart  street 
CRYSTAL  Mrs,  22  John  street 
CRYLIE  George,  dealer,  1  Stanners  street 
CULLENS  James,  joiner,  72  Roxburgh  street 
Cullens  Thomas,  carpenter,  16  William  street 
CUMMING-  David,  carpenter,  66  Roxburgh  street 
Gumming  John,  spirit  dealer,  46  Shaw  street.     House,  16 

Bruce  street 
Gumming  Thomas,  gardener,  2  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Cumming  William,  mariner,  42  West  Burn  street 
Gumming  William,  labourer,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
Cumming  Mrs  John  B.,  22  Margaret  street 
Cumming  Mrs,  15  Cathcart  street 
CUNNINGHAM  Colin,  carpenter,  11  Under  crescent 
Cunningham  David,  grocer  and  provision  dealer,  15  Market 

street.     House,  30  Sir  Michael  street 
Cunningham  Duncan,  of  Macdonald,  Cunningham  &  Co* 
House,  Seafield 


DIRECTORY.  47 


Ouimingliam  James,  carter,  41  Lynedoch  street 
Oanmngham  Jolin,  of  tlie  Glasgow  and  Greenock  Shipping 

Co.    House,  Seafield 
Cminingliam  Jolin,  mason,  53  Eoxbnrgh.  street 
Cunningliam  John,  boilermaker,  12  Bogle  street 
Cunningham  &  M'Oaskill,  Glasgow  and  Greenock  Shipping 

Co.,  City  of  Glasgow  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  st. 
Cunningham  Matthew,  rope  spinner,  5  York  street 
Cunningham  Eobert,  blacksmith,  15  Crawfurd  street 
Cunningham  Eobert,  sugar  boiler,  1  Eegent  street 
Cunningham  Thomas,  papermaker,  Oyerton 
Cunningham  WUliam,  labourer,  6  Eoslin  street 
Cunningham  William,  engineer,  5  Hill  street 
Cunningham  William,  sailmaker,  34  Eegent  street 
Cunningham  William,  tailor,  17  Bruce  street 
Cunningham  Miss,  grocer,  21  Sir  Michael  street 
Cunningham  Miss,  20  Sugarhouse  lane 
Cunningham  Mrs  Charles,  18  Patrick  street 
CUEEAISr  Edward,  charcoal  burner,  20  Stanners  street 
Curran  Patrick,  sugar  baker,  18  Vennel 
CTJEEANS  Peter,  labourer,  13  Cartsburn  street 
GUEEIE  Alexander,  cooper,  4  Hill  street 
Currie  Alexander,  sugar  refiner,  10  Union  street 
Currie  Angus,  fireman,  3  York  street 
Currie  Archibald,  joiner,  14  Cathcart  street 
Currie  Daniel,  blacksmith,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Currie  David,  shipmaster,  1  Lyle  street 
Currie  Dayid,  joiner,  29  Lynedoch  street 
Currie  Gayin,  cowfeeder,  5  Kilblain  street 
Currie  George,  baker,  6  Nelson  street.  Glebe 
Currie  Hugh,  labourer,  13  Inverkip  street 
Currie  James,  baker,  27  Market  street 
Currie  James,  labourer,  25  Eegent  street 
Currie  John,  joiner,  37  Ann  street 
Currie  John,  flaxdresser,  1  Clarence  street 
Currie  Malcom,  mariner,  50  Shaw  street 


48  DIRECTORY. 


Currie  Malcom,  fireman,  9  Eopework  street 

Currie  Neil,  ropespinner,  28  Sir  Michael  street 

Currie  Peter,  blacksmitli,  1  Carnock  street 

Currie  Peter,  sawyer,  36  Crawfurd  street 

Currie  Eobert,  eating-house  keeper,  7  Crawfurd  street 

Currie  Eonald,  galvanizer,  20  Bruce  street 

Currie  William,  grocer,  25  Nicholson  street.       House,   17 

Brougham  street 
Currie  Miss,  25  Nicholson  street 
Currie  Mrs  Ann,  refreshment  rooms,  16  Shaw  street.  House, 

2  Open  shore 
Currie  Mrs  Matthew,  provision  dealer,  33  Cathcart  street 
Currie  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Open  shore 
Currie  Mrs,  4  Nicholson  street 
Currie  Mrs,  huckster,  53  Eoxburgh  street 
Currie  Mrs,  2  East  Quay  lane 
Currie  Mrs,  6  Shaw  street 
Currie  Mrs,  lodgings,  16  William  street 
CUETIS  Charles  H.  &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit  merchants,  and 

distillery  bonded  store  keepers,  City  Bank  buildings,  32 

Cathcart  street. 
Curtis  Charles  H.,  of  Charels  H.  Curtis  &  Co.     House,   18 

Ardgowan  square 
Curtis  Mrs  William,  Greenbank 
CUSTOMHOUSE  Buildings,  Steamboat  quay 
CUTHBEET  Alexander,  carpenter,  10  Bogle  street 
Cuthbert  Eobert,  shipowner,  1  Watt  place.     Ho.,  The  Craigs 
Cuthbert  William  &  Co.,  agents,  ship  and  insurance  brokers, 

and  brokers  for  the  sale  and  purchase  of  ships,  &c. ,  City 

Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  street.     House,  34  Eldon  st. 
Cuthbert  William,  carpenter,  19  John  street 
CUTHBEETSON  Alexander,  policeman,  10  Hamilton  st. 
Cuthbertson  Archibald,  boilermaker,  63  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
Cuthbertson  D.  &  T.,  wholesale  confectioners,  44  Hamilton 

street.     Manufactory,  20  Sugarhouse  lane.     House,  6 

Nelson  street,  Glebe. 


DIRECTORY.  49 


Cuthbertson  James,  boilermaker,  9  Cartsburn  street 
Cutbbertsoii  Mrs  'William,  27  Lynedoch  street 

D 

DAILY  John,  lumper,  8  Cross-sbore  street 

DALGAENO  William,  shipmaster,  36  West  Blackball  street 

DALGLEISH  George,  shipowner,  14  Brisbane  street 

Dalgleish  James,  porter,  6  Buccleuch  street 

Dalgleish  John,  carter,  4  Ingleston  street 

DALLAS  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  2  and  4  Mansion- 
house  lane.     House,  4  do. 

Dallas  Matthew,  cooper,  63  Eoxburgh  street 

Dallas  Eobert,  joiner,  22  West  Stewart  street 

DALTON  Hugh,  labourer,  1  Eue-end  street 

DAEEOOH  David,  boilermaker,  4  Dalrymple  street 

Darroch  Dugald,  cabinetmaker,  8  Watt  street 

Darroch  Duncan,  boilermaker,  Alma  cottage,  Macknight  st. 

Darroch  John,  coal  merchant,  44  Dalrymple  street.     House, 
13  West  Blackball  street 

Darroch  John,  storekeeper,  16  Sir  Michael  street 

Darroch  Malcom,  steamboat  harbour  master,  20  Cathcart  st. 

Darroch  Neil,  cooper,  56  Vennel 

Darroch  Miss  Mary,  lodgings,  6  Lyle  street 

Darroch  Mrs  Dugald,  47  Shaw  street 

Darroch  Mrs  James,  feuar,  49  Shaw  street 

DASKIN  &  Co.,  gasfitters,  27  Hamilton  street.     House,  53 
Inverkip  street 

DAVIDSON  Alexander,  minister  E.  U.  church.  Sir  Michael 
street.     House,  Alma  cottage,  Ann  street 

Davidson  Archibald,  tinsmith  and  brazier,  6  West  Breast. 
House,  Mount  park,  Ann  street 

Davidson  David,  grocer,  19  Sir  Michael  street 

Davidson  James,  spirit  dealer,  1  Under  crescent.     Ho.,  do. 

Davidson  David,  smith,  49  Shaw  street 

Davidson  John,  smith,  2  Sugarhouse  lane 

Davidson  John,  carpenter,  15  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 

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go  DIRECTORY. 


Davidson  Samuel,  plasterer,  9  Bearhope  street 

Davidson  Thomas,  labourer,  14  St  Andrew  street 

Davidson  TKomas,  slater,  2  Springkell  street 

Davidson  William,  rigger,  29  Vennel 

Davidson  William,  mariner,  49  Shaw  street 

Davidson  Mrs  William,  14  Kelly  street 

Davidson  Mrs,  20  Inverkip  street 

DAYIE  Alexander,  cooper,  3  Inverkip  street 

Davie  Greorge,  baker,  11  Hamilton  street  and  23  Dairymple 

street.     House,  23  Dairymple  street 
Davie  Humphrey,  mariner,  14  Bruce  street 

Davie  Eobert,  of  Carswell  &  Davie,  EosehiU  cottage,  Carts- 
burn  hill 
Davie  Samuel  E.,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  12  Cathcart  st. 

House,  17  Eoxburgh  street 
Davie  Mrs  John,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
DAVIES  Alfred,  Episcopal  clergyman,  44  Eldon  street 
Davies  Charles,  engineer,  1  Carnock  street 
Davies  James,  tailor,  26  East  Shaw  street 
Davies  John,  shipmaster,  65  Eue-end  street 
Davies  Joseph,  shipmaster,  29  Nicholson  street 
Davies  Thomas,  shipmaster,  6  Chapel  street 
Davies  Mrs  David,  7  Bearhope  street 
DAVISSON  John,  late  tide  waiter,  14  Bruce  street 
DAW  Alexander,  deep  sea  pilot,  1  Lyle  street 
DAWSON  George,  slater,  24  Tobago  street 
Dawson  James,  tide  surveyor,  25  Eoxburgh  street 
Dawson  James,  sugar  refiner,  41  Nicholson  street 
Dawson  John,  steamboat  agent,  Customhouse  quay.     Ho. , 

12  Nelson  street,  west 
Dawson  John,  carpenter,  30  Nicholson  street 
Dawson  W.  William,  woolspinner,  BroomhiU 
DEANS  James  C,  rivetter,  43  Cathcart  street 
Deans  Mrs  Eobert,  tobacconist,  4  Eue-end  street 
DEEE  Park  Mill  Co.,  millers  and  grain  merchants,  7  Baker 
street 


DIRECTOEY.  51 


DEMPSAY,  Edward,  grocer,  10  Taylor's  close 
DEMPSTER  Dancan  E.,  of  Neill,  Dempster  &  Neill.     Ho., 

Mount  park,  Eoxburgh  street 
Dempster  Greorge,  shipmaster,    14  Cathcart  street.     House, 

7  Ardgowan  street,  west 
Dempster  Hugh,  writer,  City  of  Grlasgow  Bank  buildings,  32 

Cathcart  street.     House,  Waterloo  cottage,  Mount  park, 

Ann  street 
Dempster  James,  architect,  4  Antigua  street 
Dempster  John,  mariner,  19  Shaw  street 
Dempster  "William,  feuar,  31  Lynedoch  street 
Dempster  Mrs  Eobert,  coal  dealer,  32  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
DENHOLM  Alexander,  carter,  5  Hill  street 
Denholm  William,  blacksmith,  Ashtree  cottage,  Port-GIas  -. 

gow  road 
Denholm  Mrs,  keeper,  1  Watson's  lane 
DENNISTON  Archibald,  writer,  49   Cathcart  street.     Ho., 

Willow  park,  Eorsyth  street 
Denniston  John  S.,  of  Galloway,  Dennistou  &  Co.     House, 

27  Lynedoch  street 
Denniston  Mrs  James,  14  Brisbane  street 
Denniston  Mrs  John,  27  Lynedoch  street 
DENNEY  Charles,  teacher  of  music,  6  Boyd  street 
Denney  Charles,  spirit  dealer,  48  West  Blackball  st.     Ho., 

6  Boyd  street 
DENNY  Daniel,  labourer,  13  Stanners  street 
Denny  John,  grocer,  35  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Denny  John,  joiner,  11  Bruce  street 
Denny  Edward,  labourer,  14  St  Andrew  street 
DEEEY  John,  schoolmaster,  10  Stanners  st.     Ho.,  13  do. 
DEUBLAE  Conrad,  sugar  baker,  20  Inverkip  street 
DEYINE  James,  shoemaker,  5  Dalrymple  street 
Devine  John,  green  grocer,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
DEVLIN  Daniel,  labourer,  19  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Devlin  John,  mariner,  27  Nicholson  street 
Devlin  John,  contractor,  Hayfield 


52  "         DtRiECTOIlY. 


Devlin  Peter,  spirit  dealer,  2  East  breast 
Devlin  Mrs,  huckster,  64  Yennel 

DEWAE  David,  superintendent  of  police.    Ho.,  3  Trafalgar 
street 

Dewar  Duncan,  huckster,  13  Market  street 

Dewar  John,  joiner,  22  East  Shaw  street 

Dewar  James,  tinsmith  and  brassfounder,  26  Vemiel  and  8 
Taylor's  close.     House,  6  Trafalgar  street 

DICK  Andrew,  joiner,  63  Eoxburgh  street 

Dick  Boyd,  grocer,  13  Antigua  street.    House,  9  Lyle  street 

Dick  &  Black,  sugar  samplers,  1  West  quay 

Dick  David,  slater,  33  Nicholson  street 

Dick  Hector,  mason,  3  Hill  street 

Dick  John,  flesher,  22  West  Stewart  street 

Dick  John,  joiner,  21  Ann  street 

Dick  John,  flesher,  33  Yennel.     House,  13  do. 

Dick  Peter,  steamboat  master,  8  Chapel  street 

Dick  William,  cooper,  62  Eoxburgh  street 

Dick  Misses,  6  Trafalgar  street 

DICKIE  Henry,  of  Anderson,  Orr  &  Co.     House,  Fern  cot- 
tage. Mount  pleasant 

Dickie  James,  sawyer,  82  East  Hamilton  street 

Dickie  James,  labourer,  27  Eegent  street 

Dickie  John,  carter,  53  Inverkip  street 

Dickie  Eobert,  boilermaker,  1  Stanners  street 

Dickie  William,  painter,  6  Bruce  street 

Dickie  Mrs  John,  24  Tobago  street 

DICKSON  Alexander,  engineer,  4  Lower  Ingleston 

Dickson  Archibald,  carpenter,  35  Cathcart  street 

Dickson  Benjamin,  goods  superintendent,  Caledonian  rail- 
way.    House,  13  Brougham  street 

Dickson  David,  labourer,  8  Sir  Michael  street 

Dickson  David,  forger,  74  East  Hamilton  street 

Dickson  David,  joiner,  Holmscroft  street,  west 

Dickson  James,  letter  carrier,  Post-office.    House,  28  West 
Biackhall  street 


DIRECTORY.  53 


Dickson  John,  labourer,  17  East  Shaw  street 

Dickson  John,  shoemaker,  22  Tobago  street 

Dickson  William,  blacksmith,  15  Arthur  street 

Dickson  Miss,  teacher,  17  Eoxburgh  street 

Dickson  Mrs,  26  Charles  street 

DINNING-  Matthew,  huckster,  28  Dairy mple  street 

DILLON  Patrick,  shoemaker,  39  Vennel 

DOAK  John,  ship  broker  and  commission  agent,  3  Vennel 

DOOHEETY  Daniel,  flesher,  31  Dalrymple  street 

Docherty  Edward,  flesher,  43  Vennel 

Docherty  Edward,  lumper,  12  Vennel 

Docherty  George,  flesher,  15  Vennel 

Docherty  George,  tailor,  35  Cathcart  street 

Docherty  Hugh,  lumper,  10  Shaw  street 

Docherty  Hugh,  joiner,  4  John  street 

Docherty  James,  labourer,  13  St  Andrew  street 

Docherty  James,  provision  merchant,  17  Shaw  st.     Ho.,  do, 

Docherty  James,  papermaker,  Overton 

Docherty  John,  seaman,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 

Docherty  John,  36  Inverkip  street 

Docherty  Michael,  dealer,  7  Broad  close 

Docherty  William,  labourer,  2?  West  Blackball  street 

DOCKER  Edward,  basket  maker,  44  Dalrymple  st.     House, 

6  Eoslin  street 
DODD  Andrew,  engineer,  Holmscroft  street,  east 
Dodd  William,  storekeeper,  Belville  place 
DODDS  Melville  A.,  locker,  95  Eegent  street 
DODGSON  John,  breaksman,  13  West  Blackball  street 
DOIG  Alexander,  hairdresser,  13  East  breast     House,  20 

Brisbane  street 
Doig  Charles,  haircutter  and  perfumer,  8  Cathcart  street. 

House,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  street 
DOW  Eobert,  smith,  Crawfordsdyke  toll 
DON  James,  porter,  15  East  Quay  lane 
DONAGHY  James,  labourer,  56  Dalrymple  street 
Donaghy  George,  steward,  6  EosUn  street,  Glebe 


54  DIRECTORY. 


Donaghy  John,  labourer,  13  Charles  street 

DOXALD  James,  tobacconist,  7  Hamilton  street.     House,  38 

Sir  Michael  street 
Donald  James,  feuar,  Einnart 
Donald  John,  tobacconist,  10  Hamilton  street.     House,  19 

Brougham  street 
Donald  John,  potter,  Clyde  Pottery.     House,  3  Lauder  road, 

Grange,  Edinburgh 
Donald  Miss,  feuar,  Einnart 
Donald  Mrs,  baker,  6  Stanners  street 

Donald  ^Ixs  William,  spirit  merchant,  63  East  Hamilton  st. 
DONNELLY  Daniel,  slater,  15  Hamilton  street 
Donnelly  Peter,  tailor  and  clothier,  12  Hamilton  st.      Ho., 

79  Eegent  street 
DOUG-ALL  Lillias,  tobacconist,  33  Hamilton  street.     Ho., 

6  Manse  lane 
Dougall  Eobert,  blockmaker,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Dougall  Mrs,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  Boyd  place,  37  West 

Blackball  street 
DOUGLAS  Alexander,  carter,  23  KeUy  street 
Douglas  David,  labourer,  15  Cross-shore  street 
Douglas  James,  carpenter,  1  Under  crescent 
Douglas  John,  plumber,  Customhouse  place,  Greenock,  and 

Moir  street,  Dunoon.      House,  8  Ardgowan  street,  west 
Douglas  John,  grocer,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Douglas  John,  of  Douglas  &  Son.     House,  7  Clarence  street, 

Glebe 
Douglas  Malcom,  wholesale  and  retail  confectioner,  31  Cath- 

cart  street.     House,  Abbotsford  place,  7  Eoxburgh  st. 
Douglas  Malcom,  provision  merchant,    31    Cathcart  street. 

House,  Abbotsford  place,  7  Eoxburgh  street 
Douglas  Neil,  labourer,  9  East  Quay  lane 
Douglas  &  Son,    watch  and  clockmakers,   goldsmiths  and 

jewellers,  9  Hamilton  street 
Douglas  Thomas  N.,  of  Douglas  &  Son.    House,  7  Clarence 

street,  Glebe 


DIRECTOEY.  55 

Douglas  Thomas,  blacksmith,  2  Brace  street 

Douglas  William,  grocer,  17  Ann  street 

Douglas  Peter,  labourer,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Douglas  Miss  Annabella,  grocer,  48  Shaw  street 

Douglas  Miss  Lillias,  milliner,  36  Hamilton  street 

Douglas  Mrs  Alex.,  furnishing  shop,  3  Tobago  street 

Douglas  Mrs  John,  8  Ardgowan  street,  west 

Douglas  Mrs,  lodgings,  62  Eoxburgh  street 

Douglas  Mrs,  12  Nelson  street,  west 

Douglas  Mrs,  23  East  Shaw  street 

DOW  Alexander,  carter,  Bottlehouse  lane 

Dow  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  26  Cathcart  street.     House,  20 

East  Quay  lane 
Dow  Cameron,  spirit  dealer,  5  Under  crescent 
Dow  Donald,  labourer,  8  Cartsburn  street 
Dow  James,  carpenter,  4  Nicholson  street 
Dow  John,  carpenter,  43  Cathcart  street 
Dow  John,  joiner,  4  Nicholson  street 
Dow  William,  26  Cartsburn  street 
DOWIE  Ebenezer  Telford,  M.D.,  University  of  Glasgow, 

physician  and  dentist.     House  and  consulting  rooms,  6 

West  Blackball  street 
DOWNIE  Andrew,  joiner,  21  Lynedoch  street 
Downie  James,  cooper,  20  Vennel 

Downie  John,  wright,  5  Dellingburn  street.     House,  do. 
Downie  John,  spirit  dealer,  12  Carnock  street 
Downie  John,  smith,  66  East  Hamilton  street 
Downie  William,  dresser,  12  John  street 
Downie  William,  joiner,  7  Lynedoch  street 
Downie  Mrs  Ann,  lodgings,  22  West  Blackball  street 
DEENNON  Mrs  James,  2  Upper  crescent 
DEONE  Christina,  lodgings,  7  Cathcart  street 
DEUMMOND  Alexander,  carpenter,  21  Arthur  street 
Drummond  Alexander,  moulder,  53  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Drummond  James,  burgh  assessor.  Town  buildings,  6  Hani- 

ilton  street,    House,  12  Brisbane  street 


56  DIRECTOEY. 

Dmmmond  James,  mason,  1  York  street 

Drummond  Jolin,  porter,  22  Cathcart  street 

Drummond  Neil,  carter,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 

Drummond  William,  coal  merchant,  5  New  Dock  lane.  Ho., 
1  Watson's  lane 

Dmmmond  Eobert,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  26  Ann 
street  and  73  Main  street,  Cartsdyke.  House,  26  Ann 
street 

DRYBTJEQ-H  Eobert,  pansman,  34  East  Shaw  street 

DEYSDALE  John,  labourer,  24  Hamilton  street 

Drysdale  John,  coachman,  9  Argyle  street 

Drysdale  Thomas,  carpenter,  12  St  Lawrence  street 

Drysdale  Mrs  David,  Ardgowan  tavern,  20  Sugarhouse  lane. 
House,  do. 

Drysdale  Mrs,  47  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Drysdale  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Cross-shore  street 

DUFF  Archibald,  farmer,  Lurg,  East  parish 

Duff  Daniel,  blockmaker,  28  Sir  Michael  street 

Duff  James  &  Sons,  brassfounders,  coppersmiths,  and  gas- 
fitters,  45  Eue-end  street 

Duff  James,  of  James  Duff  &  Sons.     House,  20  Forsyth  st. 

Duff  James,  jr.,  of  James  Duff  &  Sons.  House,  Mount  park, 
Bank  street 

Duff  John,  of  James  Duff  &  Sons.     House,  51  Union  street 

Duff  John,  farmer,  Mains,  East  parish 

Duff  Lachlan,  tailor,  17  Cathcart  street 

Duff  Michael,  papermaker,  Overton 

Duff  Thomas,  grocer,  8  Cartsburn  street 

Duff  William,  spirit  dealer  and  feuar,  17  Bearhope  street 

Duff  William,  farmer,  Ladyburn 

Duff  Miss  Janet  M'K.,  boys'  dressmaker,  7  Boyd  street 

DUFFY  Anthony,  rag  store,  2  Vennel 

Duffy  Hugh,  eating  house,  5  Dalrymple  street 

Duffy  John,  broker,  7  Shaw  street 

Duffy  John,  dealer,  40  Shaw  street 

PUNBAE  Alexander,  shoemaker,  4  East  Shaw  street 


DIRECTORY.  57 


Dunbar  David,  shipbroker,  19  Brougham  street 
Dunbar  James,  sboemaker,  4  Manse  lane 
Dunbar  James,  boot  closer,  8  East  Sbaw  street 
Dunbar  Mrs,  14  Kelly  street 
DUNCAN  Bryce,  Holmscroft  street,  east 
Duncan  Colin,  29  Nicholson  street 
Duncan  Daniel,  carpenter,  25  Antigua  street 
Duncan  Daniel,  joiner,  3  Salmon  street 
Duncan  George,  joiner,  37  Catbcart  street 
Duncan  Henry,  carpenter,  8  "West  Stewart  street 
Duncan  James,  of  Bell,  Duncan,  &  Scott.   Eesidence,  5  High- 
bury hill,  London,  N. 
Duncan  James,  carpenter,  65  Eue-end  street 
Duncan  James  D.,  weigher,  H.M.C.     House,  11  Hill  street 
Duncan  John,  accountant  and  house  factor,  2  Church  place. 

House,  31  Brougham  street 
Duncan  John,  engineer,  11  Antigua  street 
Duncan  John,  mariner,  3  Hill  street 
Duncan  John,  rafter,  4  Cross-shore  street 
Duncan  John,  shipmaster,  28  West  Burn  street 
Duncan  John,  superintendent.   Sailor's  Home,   New  Dock 

breast 
Duncan  Peter,  policeman,  49  Shaw  street 
Duncan  Robert  P.,  painter,  12  Watt  street 
Duncan  Eobert,  shipmaster,  2  Wellington  street 
Duncan  Eobert,  sailmaker,  5  Bruce  street 
Duncan  WilUam,  joiner,  60  Eoxburgh  street 
Duncan  William,  plainer,  Caledonian  saw  mills 
Duncan  Miss,  lodgings,  4  Watt  street 
Duncan  Mrs  A.,  lodgings,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Duncan  Mrs  Eobert,  grocer,  16  Cathcart  street 
Duncan  Mrs  Eobert,  5  East  Blackball  street 
Duncan  Mrs,  20  West  Blackball  street 
Duncan  Mrs,   95  Eegent  street 

Duncan's  Medical  Hall,  Havelock  buildings,  17  West  Black- 
hall  street.     House,  Sailor's  Home,  Dock  breast 


58  DIRECTORY. 


DITCH AET  James,  joiner,  30  Mckolson  street 

DUNDAS  John,  sailmaker,  5  Shaw  street 

DUNLOP  Francis,  coal  dealer,  5  Shannon's  close 

Dunlop  James,  farmer,  Strone,  East  parish 

Dunlop  James,  shoemaker,  21  Ingleston  street 

Dunlop  John,  mason,  26  Inverkip  street 

Dunlop  Eobert,  labourer,  69  Vennel 

Dunlop  Robert,  shipowner,    21  Oathcart   street.     House,    8 

Brougham  street 
Dunlop  Eobert,  laboui^er,  1  Springkell  street 
Dunlop  E.  M.,  agent,  21  Shaw  street.     House,  3  Welling- 
ton street 
Dunlop  William,  hairdresser,  30  Dalrymple  street.     House,, 

2  East  Shaw  street 
Dunlop  William,  assistant  pawnbroker,  24  Hamilton  street 
Dunlop  Mrs  Captain  John,  lodgings,  2  Watt  place 
Dunlop  Mrs  Eobert,  30  Eegent  street 
DTJNN  Archibald,  cooper,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Dunn  James,  labourer,  1  Open  shore 
Dunn  John,  brassmoulder,  1  Dellingburn  street 
Dunn  Peter,  moulder,  Alma  cottage,  Hillend 
Dunn  Mrs  Eobert,  teacher,  20  West  Stewart  street 
DUNNING-  John,  lumper,  31  Charles  street 
DUEKIN  Henry,  H.M.  Customs,  20  Brisbane  street 
DYEE  John,  cabinetmaker,  7  West  Blackball  street 


E 


EAGLE  Foundiy,  18  Baker  street 

Eagle  Francis,  cooper,  39  Hamilton  street 

EAGLESHAM  John,  shoemaker,  Kilbirnie  cottage.  Nelson 

street,  west 
EAETHENWAEE  Manufacturers— the  Clyde  Pottery  Co., 

(limited),  Port-Glasgow  road 
EASON  Mrs  John,  grocer,  20  Cartsburn  street 
EAST  Parish  Church,  Eegent  street 


1 


BIEECTORY.  59 


EASTON  Peter,  brassfimsher,  3  Under  crescent 
EDDING-TON  Greorge,  joiner,  40  Inverkip  street 
EDMISTON  Alexander,  storekeeper,  Smith's  land,  Crescent 
EDGrAE  James,  messenger,  Post-office 
Edgar  James,  26  Ann  street 
Edgar  William,  shoemaker,  76  Eoxburgh  street 
EDWARDS  John  J.,  shipmaster,  5  Mearns  street 
EQLINTON  Thomas,  boilermaker,  22  Cartsburn  street 
ELBOTEIO  and  International  Telegraph   office,    Eailway 

station 
ELLIOT  John,  labourer,  3  East  Stewart  street 
Elliot  WilUam  Scott,  examining  officer,  of  H.M.  Customs. 

House,  1  Roxburgh  street 
ELLIS  John,  carpenter,  32  Tobago  street 
EMSLIE  Greorge,  joiner,  1  Arthur  street 
EPISCOPAL  (St  John's)  Church,  8  Union  street 
ERSKINE  John,  spirit  dealer,  32  Dalrymple  st.     Ho.,  do. 
Erskine  John,  of  Macfarlan,  Brown  &  Co.      Ho.,  18    Union 

street 
Erskine  Thomas,  shopman,  9  Eoxburgh  street 
Erskine  Mrs,  grocer,  7  Tobago  street 
EVANOELICAL  Union  Chapel,  15  Sir  Michael  street 
EVANS  James,  gunner's  mate,  10  Watt  street 
Evans  Eobert,  shipmaster,  22  Bank  street 
Evans  Eobert,  shoemaker,  4  Buccleuch  street 
Evans  WiUiam,  shipmaster,  29  Nicholson  street 
EWAET  John,  warehouseman,  15  Bearhope  street 
EWINGr,  Angus  &  Co.,  grain   and   provision  merchants,  4 

Bogle  street 
Ewing  George,  coal  agent,  new  coal  depot,  Eegent  st.     Ho., 

12  John  street 
Ewing  Hugh,  joiner,  44  Inverkip  street 
Ewing  Eobert,  sugar  baker,  14  Market  street 
Ewing  Eobert  &  Co.,  merchants,  4  Bogle  street 
Ewing  William,  grocer  and  grain  weigher,  63  Dalrymple  st 

House,  1  Sugarhouse  lane 


60  DIEECTORY. 


Ewing  Jolin,  mariner,  4  Kilblain  street 

Ewing  Mrs  James,  grocer,  32  Dalrymple  st.     Ho.,  34  do. 


PAIL  Charles,  engineer,  37  Lynedoch.  street 
FAIEGEIEYE  Andrew,  plumber,  6  West  breast.     House, 

1  Kelly  street 
Eairgrieve  James,  plumber,  6  West  breast.     House,  8  Wat^ 

street 
Fairgrieve  Jobn  B.,   plumber,  6  West  breast.      House,  58 

Eoxbu.rgh  street 
EAIELIE  James,  3  Kelly  street 
Fairlie  John,  cabinetmaker,  58  Yennel 
Eairlie  Miss  Ann,  feuar,  30  Eegent  street 
Fairlie  Mrs,  French  polisher,  58  Yennel 
FAIEEIE  Miss,  11  Forsyth  street 
FALCONEE  David,  mariner,  4  Kilblain  street 
Falconer  Mrs,  grocer,  17  John  street 
FAEMEE  Hugh,   tailor   and  clothier,    3  William    streelk 

House,  1  do. 
FAEEENS  James,  carpenter,  42  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
FAEQIJHAE  Arthp,  Captain  E.N. ,  11  Margaret  street 
Farquhar  William,  of  William  Adam  &  Co.     House,  49  Eox- 

burgh  street 
Farquhar  Mrs  James,  49  Eoxburgh  street 
FAULDS  James,  shopman,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
FAWCETT  Samuel,  pawnbroker,  34  Shaw  street.     Ho.,  do. 
FELL  Thomas,   coal  merchant,  Barr's  breast.     House,  1 

Kelly  street 
FEEGUS  James,  Jr.,    of  James  Fergus  &  Son.     House, 

Orangefield 
Fergus  James  &  Son,  coal  merchants,  9  West  breast 
Fergus  James,  sen.,  of  James  Fergus  &  Son.     House,  11 

West  breast 
Fergus  James,  carpenter,  9  Lyle  street 


DIRECTORY.  61 


i^EEaUSON  A.  &  Co.,  sailmakers,  5  East  breast 
Eerguson  Alexander,  of  A.  Ferguson  &  Co.     House,  3  Eox- 

burgh.  street 
Ferguson  Andrew,  engineer,  16  Arthur  street 
Ferguson  Angus,  labourer,  3-1  Sir  Michael  street 
Ferguson  Archibald^  feuar,  6  Ann  street 
Ferguson  Archibald,  sawyer,  1  Cartsburn  street 
Ferguson  Charles,  clockmaker,  6  Cross-shore  street.     Ho., 

Drumfrochar  road 
Ferguson  Brothers,  seedsmen  and  general  merchants,  o  West 

breast 
Ferguson  Charles,  grocer,  27  Shaw  street.     House,  20  Anti- 
gua street 
Ferguson  Daniel  &  Co.,  hoop  merchants,   10  Eoslin  street, 

Glebe.     House,  22  Brisbane  street 
Ferguson  Daniel,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  2  Dalrym- 

ple  street 
Ferguson  Daniel,  watchman,  18  Ingleston  street 
Ferguson  Daniel,  joiner,  76  Eoxburgh  street 
Ferguson  Daniel,  sailmaker,  15  Lynedoch  street 
Ferguson  Dugald,  of  Ferguson  Brothers.     House,  7  Lyle  st. 
Ferguson  Dugald,  forwarding  agent  for  Eichardson,  Den- 
niston  &  Co.,  of  Glasgow,  23  Cathcart  street.     House, 
25  Antigua  street  , 

Ferguson  Duncan,  labourer,  6  Shaw  street 
Ferguson  Duncan,  of  Ferguson  Brothers.     House,  12  Nelson 

street,  west 
Ferguson  Duncan,  fireman,  27  Yennel 
Ferguson  George,  spirit  dealer,  6  East  Shaw  street.     House, 

24  Bank  street 
Ferguson  George,  boilermaker,  1 1  Crawfurd  street 
Ferguson  George,  porter  to  Shaws  Water  Co.,  49  Eue-end  st. 
Ferguson  James,  flesher,  9  Bruce  street 
Ferguson  James,  grinder,  15  St  Lawrence  street 
Ferguson  James,  late  sugar  refiner,  Auchneagh  lious© 

Ferguson  James,  22  Mearns  street 

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62  DIBECTORY. 


Ferguson  Jolm,  labourer,  6  Shaw  street 

]Perguson  Jolin,  25  Antigua  street 

Ferguson  John,  carpenter,  22  Crawford  street 

Ferguson  John,  boilermaker,  7  St  Lawrence  street 

Ferguson  John,  carpenter,  4  Lower  Ingleston 

Ferguson  John,  carpenter,  7  Hill  street 

Ferguson  John,  boilermaker,  4  Wilson's  place,  East  Ingleston 

Ferguson  John,  coach  driver,  9  Highland  close 

Ferguson  John,  mariner,  30  Inverkip  street 

Ferguson  Peter,  boilermaker,  1  Stanners  street 

Ferguson  Peter,  spirit  dealer,  8  Baker  street.     House,  do. 

Ferguson  Eobert,  cooper,  51  Eoxburgh  street 

Ferguson  Eobert,  36  Inverkip  street 

Ferguson  Eobert,  carpenter,  7  Springkell  street 

Ferguson  Samuel,  labourer,  8  Market  street 

Ferguson  Thomas,  joiner,  25  Vennel 

Ferguson  Thomas,  joiner,  4  Ealblain  street 

Ferguson  Mrs  Alexander,  9  Eopework  street 

Ferguson  Mrs  Charles,  41  Hamilton  street 

Ferguson  Mrs  James,  gardener,  21  Charles  street 

Ferguson  Mrs  William,  23  Kelly  street 

Ferguson  Mrs,  mangle  keeper,  60  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Ferguson  Mrs,  64  Eoxburgh  street 

FEEGUSSON  John,  chemist  and  druggist,  6  Inverkip  st. 

Fergusson  John,  chemist  and  druggist,  17  Hamilton  street 

FEENIE  George,  joiner,  5  Bearhope  street 

FEEEIEE  James,  engineer,  4  John  street 

FIELD  Eowland,  fine  arts  repository,  18  West  Blackball  st. 

House,  7  Lyle  street 
FINDLAY  John,  labourer,  Longwell  close 
FINLAY  Hugh,  baker,  34  Crawford  street 
Finlay  James,  mason,  40  Inverkip  street 
Finlay  John,  carpenter,  10  East  Quay  lane 
Finlay  John,  of  Finlay  &  Weir.     House,  21  Brisbane  st. 
Finlay  Eobert  B.  &  Co.,  clothiers,  hatters,  &c.>  10  West 

Blackhall  street 


DIRECTORY.  68 


Finlay  Thomas,  engineer,  76  East  Hamilton  street 

Finlay  Eobert  B.,  of  Eobert  B.  Einlay  &   Co.     House,  3 

Eldon  street 
Einlay  Eobert,  of  Eoss,  Corbett  &  Co.     House,  15  Eoxburgh 

street 
Finlay  &  Weir,  brassfounders,  gasfitters,  and  inspectors  of 

weights  and  measures,  54  and  56  Eue-end  street 
Finlay  William,  examining  officer,  H.M.  Customs.     House, 

7  Lyle  street 
Finlay  William,  plumber,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Einlay  Mrs  David,  26  Cartsbum  street 
Finlay  Mrs  Thomas,  washer  and  dresser,  3  Salmon  street 
FINLAYSON  John,  baker,  6  West  Blackball  street 
FINNIE  Daniel,  hawker,  54  Eue-end  street 
Finnie  James,  cooper,  7  Tobago  street 
EINNIG-AN  Patrick,  pensioner,  22  Inverkip  street 
FISH,  Brown  &  Co.,  sailmakers.  East  India  breast 
FISHEE  James,    cabinetmaker,    upholsterer,    and  funeral 

undertaker,  9  Laird  street 
Fisher  John,  cooper,  33  Cathcart  street 
Fisher  Eobert,  labourer,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Fisher  Eobert,  joiner,  3  Charles  street 
Fisher  Thomas,  shipmaster,  2  Salmon  street 
Fisher  Walter,  boilermaker,  28  Cartsburn  street 
FISHEEY  Office,  3  Bank  street 
FITZPATEICK  Benjamin,  labourer,  1  Charles  street 
FLANNAGtAN  John,  labourer,  19  Tobago  street 
FLEMINa  Alexander  M.,  of  Fleming,  Eeid  &  Co.     House, 

11  Ardgowan  square 
Fleming  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  8  Inverkip  street 
Fleming  Alexander,  draper,  8  Hamilton  street.     House,  15 

Ardgowan  street,  west 
Fleming  Andrew,  boatman,  5  Kilblain  street 
Fleming  Ebenezer,  brassfounder,  3  John  street 
Fleming  Fergus,  gardener,  Garvel  Park  lodge 
Fleming  Daniel,  of  Laurie  &  Fleming.     Ho. ,  41  Lynedoch  st. 


64  DIRECTORY. 


Fleming  Dugald,  joiner,  18  Vennel 

Fleming  George,  sHpmaster,  Hope  street 

Fleming  Humphrey,  engineer,  8  Ingleston  street 

Fleming  John,  policeman,  13  Inverkip  street 

Fleming  John,  of  Fleming,  Eeid  &  Co.     House,  Oakbank, 

44  Union  street 
Fleming  Leonard,   officer  Inland  Revenue,  Excise  building. 

House,  9  Eoxburgh  street 
Fleming  Matthew,  shij^master,  7  Union  street 
Fleming,  Eeid  &  Co.,  merchants  and  worsted  spinners,  Shaws 

Water  worsted  mills 
Fleming  Eobert,  Flint  mill.  East  parish 
Fleming  Mrs  Greorge,  confectioner,  Steamboat  quay.      Ho., 

Abbotsford  place,  5  Eoxburgh  street 
Fleming  Mrs  John,  1  Kelly  street 
Fleming  Mrs,  21  John  street 

Fleming  Mrs,  23  Ingleston  road 

Fleming  Mrs,  3  Kilblain  street 

Fleming  Mrs,  Buchanan's  land.  East  Ingleston 

FLESH  Market,  17  Market  street 

FLETCHEE  Daniel,  cooper,  12  Tobago  street 

Fletcher  Donald,  shoemaker,  36  West  Burn  street 

Fletcher  Hugh,  wine  and  spirit  retailer,  40  Cathcart  street. 
House,  3  Lyle  street 

Fletcher  Hugh,  labourer,  56  Dalrymple  street 

Fletcher  William,  carpenter,  6  Lyle  street 

Fletcher  Mrs  Angus,  33  Nicholson  street 

Fletcher  Mrs  Mary,  spirit  dealer,  61  Eue-end  street.      Ho., 
1  Bogie  street 

Fletcher  Mrs,  huckster,  11  Yennel 

Fletcher  Mrs,  47  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

FLIGrHT  John,  cooper,  6  Nicholson  street 

Flight  Mrs,  21  Nicholson  street 

FLIM  James,  book  deliyerer,  3  Tobago  street 

FLOCKHAET  Isaac,  weigher,  43  Cathcart  street 

Flockhart  Neil,  smith,  2  Cartsburn  street 


DIRECTORY.  65 


FLOOD  Edward,  labourer,  14  Market  street 
FLUOKEE  Jaraes,  shipmaster,  29  Hamilton  street 
FOG  GrAETY  Micliael,  police  officer,  4  Inverkip  street 
FOEBES  Hugh,  engineer,  16  Cross-shore  street 
FOED  John,  examining  officer,  H.M.  Customs.     House,  37 

Ann  street 
Ford  Joseph,  watchman,  5  Nicholson  street 
FOEEBST  John,  engineer,  20  Bruce  street 
Forrest  Thomas,  tea,  wine,  spirit  and  malt  liquor  merchant, 

41  Hamilton  street.     House,  18  Brisbane  street 
Forrest  William,  feuar,  Fairmount,  Eldon  street 
Forrest  William,  engineer,  28  Nicholson  street 
FOEEESTEE  David,  carpenter,  15  Tobago  street 
Forrester  Eobert,  slademan,  4  Laird  street 
Forsyth  David,  cabinetmaker,  34  East  Shaw  street 
Forsyth  James,  joiner,  4  Hill  street 
Forsyth  Samuel,  carpenter,  14  Bogle  street 
Forsyth  Miss  Janet,  dressmaker,  25  Nicholson  street 
Forsyth  Mrs  John,  furnishings,  18  Brisbane  street 
FOSTEE  Edward,  carpenter,  1  Arthur  street 
Foster  John,  shipmaster,  36  Sir  Michael  street 
Foster  John,  plasterer,  5  East  Stewart  street.     House,  27 

Eosburgh  street 
Foster  John,  deep  sea  pilot,  4  Union  street 
Foster  John,  33  Sir  Michael  street 
Foster  Eobert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  2  Tobago  street 
Foster  Mrs,  31  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
FOTHEEINGHAM  WHUam,  mason,  14  Eilblain  st.     Ho., 

39  Cathcart  street 
FOULDS  &  Bone,  commission  agents  and  provision  mer- 
chants, 11  Sugarhouse  lane 
Foulds  Samuel,  of  Foulds  &  Bone.     House,  Orangefield 
Foulds  Hay,  moulder,  8  John  street 
Foulds  Matthew,  jr.,  clerk,  13  St.  Lawrence  street 
Foulds  Matthew,  jam,  jelly,  and  marmalade  manufacturer^ 
Jersey  cottage,  17  Baker  street.    House,  do. 


66  DIRECTORY. 


rOWLEE  William,  skipper,  1  Hill  street 

FOWLIS  James,  pensioner,  14  Bruce  street 

FOX  John,  physician  and  surgeon,  Havelock  buildings,  17 

West  Blackhall  st.     House,  13  Eoxburgh  st. 
PEANCE  William,  wool  sorter,  44  Ann  street 
FEASEE  Charles,  surgeon  dentist,  Havelock  buildings,  17 

West  Blackhall  street 
Eraser  Duncan,  joiner,  1  Manse  lane 
Eraser  James,  salt  and  provision  merchant.    Customhouse 

place,  1  East  Quay  lane.     House,  21  Antigua  street 
Eraser  James,  tidewaiter,  7  Nicholson  street 
Eraser  James,  joiner,  60  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Eraser  John,  joiner,  30  Nicholson  street 
Eraser  John,   teacher,    G-reenock  Academy.     House,    Yew 

cottage,  Eox  street 
Eraser  John,  ropespinner,  21  Ann  street 
Eraser  William,  blockmaker,  37  Cathcart  street 
Eraser  William,  engineer,  5  Hill  street 
Eraser  Margaret,  pastry  cook  and  confectioner,  11  Cathcart 

street.     House,  do. 
Eraser  Miss,  dressmaker,  7  Nicholson  street 
EEAZEE  John,  sugar  refiner,  51  Main  street,  Cartsdyke. 

House  3  St  Andrew  street 
EEEDEEICK  Charles,  labourer,  5  Duncan  street 
EEEE  Church  School-room,  8  St  Andrew  square 
EEOOM  James,  miller,  12  Baker  street 
EEY  Eobert,  of  H.M.  Customs.     Ho.,  6  Nelson  street.  Glebe 
Ery  William,  slater,  35  East  Shaw  street 
EULLAETON  John,  joiner  and  glazier,  49  Main  street, 

Cartsdyke.     House,  84  East  Hamilton  street 
Eullarton  Eobert,  measurer,  9  East  India  breast.     House 

Glenside 
Eullarton  Eobert,  provision  merchant,  19  Market  street 
Eullarton  Miss,  dressmaker,  10  Watt  street 
Eullarton  John,  steward  E.N.,  Boyd  place,  31  West  Black- 
hall street 


DIRECTORY.  67 


EuUarton  Mrs  John,  10  Watt  street 

FULTON  Andrew,  engineer,  25  Eegent  street 

Fulton  Andrew,  labourer,  Carmicliaers  land,  Crescent 

Fulton  James,  gardener,  Kilbirnie  cottage.  Nelson  st.,  west 

Fulton  James,  rivetter,  57  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 

Fulton  James,  liat  and  cap  merchant,  Cathcart  square.     Ho., 

77  Eegent  street 
Fulton  John,  of  Crawford  &  Fulton.     House,  61  Eoxburgh. 

street 
Fulton  John,  trunkmaker,  21  Market  street 
Fulton  Eobert,  joiner,  6  John  street 
Fulton  Eobert,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 
Fulton  Jane,  huckster,  12  Springkell  street 
Fulton  Miss  Elizabeth,  milliner  and  straw  bonnet  maker,  20 

Cathcart  street.     House,  17  do. 
Fulton  Mrs  James,  feuar,  3  Kelly  street 
Fulton  Miss,  17  Lynedoch  street 
FYFE  David,  heckler,  4  Tobago  street 
Fyfe  George,  gardener,  Hill-end 
F5rfe  James,  weaver,  5  Sir  ISIichael  street 
Fyfe  James,  brassfounder   gasfitter,    and  patent  valve  and 

alarm  gauge  manufacturer,  19  Cathcart  street.     House, 

1  Carnock  street 
Fyfe  Joseph,  labourer,  36  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Fyfe  Matthew,  labourer,  4  Tobago  street 
Fyfe  Eobert,  tidewaiter,  29  Eegent  street 
Fyfe  Samuel,  painter,  1  Carnock  street 
Fyfe  William  H.,  of  MacaKster  and  Fyfe.     House,  7  Shaw 

place 


a 


G^LIC  Free  Church,  14  Jamaica  street 
Grselic  Parish  Church,  32  West  Burn  street 
GrAFF  William,  joiner  and  wood  merchant,  5  Argyle  street. 
House,  Mount  Park  cottage,  Ann  street 


DIRECTORY. 


Gaff  Micliael  B.,  Alma  cottage,  Macknigkt  street 

GAGE  Jolin,  carpenter,  1  William  street 

GAIK,  Alexander,  joiner,  43  Ann  street 

GALBEAITH  Archibald,  labourer,  12  St  Lawrence  street 

Galbraith  Jobn,  druggist,   63  Eue-end  street.     House,  29 

Cathcart  street 
Galbraith  John,  mariner,  4  Cross-shore  street 
Galbraith  John,  mariner,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Galbraith  John,  joiner,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Galbraith  John,  tanner,  20  Inverkip  street 
Galbraith  John,  baker,  26  Charles  street.     House,  do . 
Galbraith  John,  pilot,  6  West  Burn  street 
Galbraith  Lachlan,  cooper,  10  Bruce  street 
Galbraith  Lachlan,  labourer,  21  East  Shaw  street 
Galbraith  Peter,  labourer,  17  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
GALBB.EATH  John,  sugar  sampler,  11  West  breast.     Ho.> 

2  Eldon  street 
GALL  William,  toll-keeper,  Crawfordsdyke  toll 
Gall  Mrs  David,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  6  Sir  Michael  st. 
GALLACHEE  Charles,  painter,  7  Shaw  street 
Gallacher  Henry,  huckster,  63  Vennel 
Gallacher  James,  fruiterer  and  poulterer,   2  Albert  place, 

West  Blackball  street.     House,  do. 
Gallacher  James,  labourer,  14  Stanners  street 
Gallacher  John,   seamen's  home,  and  outfitting  establish- 
ment, 12  Dalrjnnple  street 
Gallacher  John,  charburner,  9  East  Shaw  street 
Gallacher  John,  labourer,  1  Clarence  street 
Gallacher  John,  hair- cutter,  31  Dalrymple  street 
Gallacher  John,  mariner,  49  Shaw  street 
Gallacher  Patrick,  tailor,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Gallacher  Thomas,  of  William  Gallacher  &  Son.     House,  7 

Boyd  street 
Gallacher  Terrence,  marine  dealer,  33  Eue-end  street.    Ho,, 

2  East  Blackball  street 
Gallacher  William,  shoemaker,  24  Tobago  street 


DIRECTORY. 


Gallaclier  William,   of  Wm.   Gallaclier  &  Son.      House,  2 

William  street 
Gallaclier  William  &  Son,   fishmongers  35  Hamilton  street, 

and  Fish  market 
Gallacher  William,  labourer,  45  Oathcart  street 
GALLOWAY  Andrew,  smith,  Drumfrochar  road 
Galloway  David,  of  Galloway,  Denniston  &  Co.      House,  5 

Kelly  street 
Galloway,  Deianiston  &  Co.,  ship  chandlers,    tinsmiths,  and 

flag  makers,  11  West  breast 
Galloway  Francis,  book  deliverer,  7  Upper  crescent 
Galloway  George,  salesman,  46  Cathcart  street 
Galloway  Hugh,  shipmaster,  77  Eegent  street 
Galloway  Robert,  mason,  35  Crawfurd  street 
Galloway  W.  C,  pianoforte  teacher,  19  Brougham  street 
Galloway  Mrs,  lodgings,  10  Baker  street 
GALT  Peter,  confectioner,  13  Hamilton  street.     Ho.,  do. 
Gait  Eobert,  farmer,  Burnbrae 
GAEDINEE  Archibald,  landing-waiter,  Customs.     House, 

25  Nicholson  street 
GAEDNEE  Alexander,  grocer,  21  Market  street.     House, 

95  Eegent  street 
Gardiner  James,  working  jeweller,  35  Cathcart  street 
GAEDNEE  James,  watchmaker,  jeweller,  and  chi'cnometer 

maker,  8  Hamilton  street.     House,  17  Union  street 
Gardner  John  D.,  japanner,  45  Cathcart  street.     House,  23 

Lynedoch  street 
Gardner  John,  grocer,  3  West  Stewart  street.     House,  do, 
Gardner  John,  mariner,  34  Dalrymple  street 
Gardner  John,  labourer,  10  Charles  street 
Gardner  Thomas,  slater,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
Gardner  William,  draper  and  clothier,  16  William  street 
Gardner  Mrs  George,  17  Union  street 
Gardner  Mrs  Margaret,  20  Cathcart  street 
Gardner  Mrs,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
GATTENS  Alexander,  baker,  11  Crawfurd  street 


70  DIRECTOBY. 


G-AS  Works,  27  Crawfurd  street 

GAUDIE  Duncan,  engineer,  11  Hill  street 

GrAY  Mrs,  1  Eegent  street 

GELLATLY  Mrs  J.,  33  West  BlackhaU  street 

GEMMILL  John,  Cromwell  place,  Bank  street 

Gemmill  Mrs  Samuel,  Cromwell  place,  Bank  street 

GEEEOEIE  Augustus,  boarding-house  keeper,  1  West  breast 

Geercke  &  Burnside,  clothiers  and  outfitters,  40  Cathcart  st. 

GIBB  Alexander,  mariner,  7  Market  street 

Gibb  David,  engineer,  4  Ingleston  street 

Gibb  John,  joiner,  1  Holmscroffc  street,  west 

Gibb  John,  grocer  and  feuar,  21  Lynedoch  street 

Gibb  John,  late  shipmaster,  5  Lyle  street 

Gibb  John,  feuar,  38  Inverkip  street 

Gibb  John,  engineer,  21  Antigua  street 

Gibb  Eobert,  engineer,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Gibb  WUIiam,  grain  and  potato  merchant,  1  Hope  street 

Gibb  Walter,  mason,  72  Eoxbui^gh  street 

Gibb  Miss  Mary,  grocer,  8  Antigua  street 

GIBSON  Duncan,  carpenter,  19  Bearhope  street 

Gibson  James,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  4  East  breast.     Ho.j 

17  Bruce  street 
Gibson  John,  painter,  12  Inverkip  street 
Gibson  John,  labourer,  73  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Gibson  Eichard,  mariner,  10  Baker  street 
Gibson  Walter  &  Co.,  lathsplitters,  5  East  Stewart  street 
Gibson  Mrs  James,  Longwell  close 
Gibson  Mrs,  ladies'  keeper,  30  Ann  street 
Gibson  Mrs,  lodgings,  11  Lynedoch  street 
GILCHEIST  James,  labourer,  5  St  Andrew  street 
Gilchrist  James,  tidewaiter,  Holmscroft  street,  east 
Gilchrist  James,  brassfinisher,  Huteheson's  court,  Cartsdyke 
Gilchrist  James,   superintendent,  Eailway  station.    House, 

Eailway  cottage.  Bogle  street 
Gilchrist  John,  policeman,  11  Crawfurd  street 
Gilchrist  William,  shopman,  Holmscroft  street,  east 


DIBECTOEY.  T 1 


(jrilclirist  Miss,  confectioner,  Eailway  station 

GILES  Samuel  H.  L.,  paymaster,  H.M.S.  Hogiie.  House, 
Orangefield 

GILFILLAN  Eobert,  rigger,  1  Sugarliouse  lane 

GILKISON  James,  examiner  in  seamanship  for  Greenock 
and  Glasgow.     House,  1  Clyde  street 

GILL  Joseph,  joiner,  1  Lyle  street 

Gill  Mrs  John,  7  Bruce  street 

GILLESPIE  John,  lumper,  44  Shaw  street 

Gillespie  John,  clerk.  Mount  pleasant 

Gillespie  John,  accountant,  house-factor,  insurance  agent, 
assessor  of  income-tax,  and  secretary  to  Scottish  Widows' 
and  Orphans'  Fund  and  Mutual  Aid,  Sick,  Assurance, 
and  Annuity  Society.  Office :  City  of  Glasgow  Bank 
buildings,  32  Cathcart  street.     House,  6  Kelly  street 

GILLIES  Alexander,  innkeeper,  Eose  and  Thistle  tavern,  8 
West  breast.     House,  do. 

GUlies  Donald,  labourer,  4  Sir  Michael  street 

GiUies  James,  moulder,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

GiUes  John,  mariner,  4  Nicholson  street 

Gniies  John,  joiner,  10  Carnock  street 

Gilles  John,  house-factor,  13  St  Lawrence  street 

Gillies  John,  joiner,  8  Watt  street 

Gillies  Neil,  cowfeeder,  Mount  pleasant 

Gillies  Neil,  baker,  56  Dalrymple  street 

Gillies  Eobert,  cooper,  2  Crawfurd  street 

Gillies  Mrs  Daniel,  grocer,  9  Bearhope  street 

GILLON  Alexander,  joiner,  15  Cross-shore  street 

Gillon  Francis,  shoemaker,  26  Market  street 

GILMOUE  Duncan,  warehouseman,  12  Bruce  street 

Gilmour  James,  baker,  30  Sir  Michael  street 

Gilmour  James,  jun.,  carpenter,  8  Ingleston  street 

Gilmour  James,  carpenter,  2  John  street 

Gilmour  James,  policeman,  26  Inverkip  street 

Gilmour  B.  &  M.,  milliners,  &c.,  16  Tobago  street 

Gilmour  Mrs  James,  16  Tobago  street 


72  DIEEOTOBY. 


GILEAY  Josiali,  engraver  and  clockmaker,  15  Oathcart  st. 
House,  3  Hill  street 

GHjEOY  William,  brassfinislier,  20  Ingleston  street 

GIEDWOOD  James,  smith,  14  Bearhope  street 

Girdwood  Miss,  97  Eegent  street 

Girdwood  Mrs,  27  Nicholson  street 

GIVEN  Hugh,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  24  Invetkip 
street.     House,  John  place,  Gourock 

Given  William,  coal  merchant,  30  East  Shaw  street 

GLASS  Hugh,  grocer,  12  Dalrymple  street 

GLASGOW  and  Greenock  Shipping  Co.  General  carriers  be- 
tween Glasgow  and  Greenock,  and  steam  •  tug  proprietors, 
City  of  Glasgow  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  street 

Glasgow  Herald,  branch  office  (newspaper),  4  Mansionhouse 
lane — Eobert  Wood,  agent 

Glasgow  Boot  and  Shoe  Shop,  45  Cathcart  street 

Glasgow  Eiver  Pilot  Office,  foot  of  Patrick  street 

Glasgow  Weekly  Mail  (newspaper),  Greenock  Branch  office, 
1  Bank  street 

GLEN  Archibald,  joiner,  7  Bruce  street 

Glen  James,  druggist.  Consulting  room,  39  Hamilton  st. 
House,  do. 

Glen  James,  commercial  traveller,  6  Manse  lane.  House, 
Mount  pleasant 

Glen  Malcom,  carpenter,  20  East  Quay  lane 

Glen  Peter,  mason,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 

Glen  Miss,  feuar,  Ford  house 

Glen  Mrs  William,  spirit  dealer,  4  Broad  close 

GLENCEOSS  Thomas,  engineer,  11  Upper  crescent 

GLENDINNING  Alexander,  optician  and  nautical  instru- 
ment maker,  8  Ingleston  street 

GODBOLD  G.  B.,  adjutant  of  Eifle  Volunteers,  38  Eldonst. 

GOODCHILD  John  L.,  clerk,  of  Bankier,  Leitke  &  Co.,  32 
Cathcart  st.     Ho.,  63  Swing's  buildings,  Eue-end  st. 

GOLDIE  William,  gardener,  Eldon  street 

GOEDON  James,  of  William  Adam  &  Co.    House,  Hope  st- 


DIRECTOEY.  73 


Gordon  Jolin,  mason,  30  Inverkip  street 

Gordon  Jolm,  policeman,  28  Dalrymple  street 

Gordon  William,   Eoman  Catholic  clergyman,    St   Mary's, 

Patrick  street  ♦ 

GOEEMAN  Bernard,  labourer,  69  Eoxburgh.  street 
GOSNELL  Thomas,  coppersmith,  3  Charles  street 
Gosnell  Thomas,  rigger,  11  Hill  street 
GOUDIE  Hugh,  heckler,  33  Eegent  street 
Goudie  James,  spirit  dealer,  26  Crawfurd  street 
Goudie  James,  pilot,  28  Shaw  street 
GOULD  Eev.  Isaac,  Wesleyan  minister,  23  Kelly  street 
GOUELAY  James,  fireman,  6  Patrick  street 
Gourlay  Samuel,  smith,  3  John  street 
GOIJEOCK  Copper  Mining  Co.  (Hmited),  2  Church  place. 

M.  P.  Dunlop,  secretary.     House,  1  Hope  street 
Gourock  Eopework  Co.,  rope  and  sailcloth  manufacturers,  1 

Cross-shore  street  and  5  East  breast 
GOVAN  John,  smith,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Govan  Coal  Depot,  corner  of  Deliingburn  square 
Govan  Solomon,  watchman,  7  Highland  close 
Govan  Mrs,  5  Mearns  street 
GEAOEY  Samuel,  Kilmun  messenger,  Post-office.     House, 

6  Patrick  street 
GEAHAM  Alexander,  smith,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Graham  Archibald,  plasterer,  24  Ann  street 
Graham  Charles,  lumper,  16  Dalrymple  street 
Graham  David,  joiner,  9  Duncan  street 
Graham  Donald,  carpenter,  7  St  Lawrence  street 
Graham  Duncan,  carter,  Bottlehouse  lane 
Graham  Duncan,  smith,  42  Cathcart  street 
Graham  Hugh,  general  grocer,  42  Cathcart  street.     House, 

10  Antigua  street 
Graham  James,  druggist's  assistant,  19  Nicholson  street 
Graham  John,  shipmaster,  11  Antigua  street 
Graham  John,  mason,  46  Cathcart  street 

Graham  John,  labourer,  51  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

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74  DIEECTORY. 


Graham  Jolin,  huckster,  21  Charles  street 

Grahara  John,  wholesale  and  retail  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

9  Sir  Michael  street  and  12  Tobago  street.     House,    14 

Brisbane  street 
Graham  John,  joiner,  18  Bruce  street 
Graham  John,  policeman,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Graham  John,  labourer,  30  Inverkip  street 
Graham  Malcom,  carter,  head  of  Lynedoch  street 
Graham  Eobert,  3  Salmon  street 
Graham  Samuel,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
Graham  Samuel,  huckster",  7  Sir  Michael  street 
Graham  Thomas,  engine  driver,  8  Chapel  street 
Graham  Marion,  dressmaker,  63  Eue-end  street 
Graham  Miss,  4  Dalrymple  street 
Graham  Mrs  Edward,  lodgings,  18  Sir  Michael  street 
Graham  Mrs  John,  feuar,  12  Tobago  street 
Graham  Mrs,  15  Clarence  street 
Graham  IMrs,  dresser,  20  Ann  street 
Graham  Mrs,  huckster,  36  West  Burn  street 
GEANT  Alexander,  labourer,  31  Eegent  street 
Grant  Duncan,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  8  Shaw  s.     Ho.,  do. 
Grant  Peter,  joiner,  11  Under  crescent 
Grant  Eobert,  pilot,  22  Cathcart  street 
Grant  Isabella,  milliner,  21  Cathcart  street.     House,  22  do. 
Grant  Mrs  Lewis,  lodgings,  6  East  Blackball  street 
GEAVES  Thomas,  painter,  97  Eegent  street 
GEAY  Andrew,  ropemaker,  17  Bearhope  street 
Gray  Archibald,  boilermaker,  25  Eegent  street 
Gray  Archibald,  gatekeeper,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Gray  David,  grocer,  51  East  Hamilton  street.     House,  do. 
Gray  David,  butler,  5  York  street 
Gray  &  Buchanan,  merchants  and  shipbrokers,  and  agents 

for  copper  and  yellow  metal,  8  Bogle  street 
Gray  Dugald,  of  Gray  &  Eodger.    House,  29  Eegent  street 
Gray  Duncan,  sailmaker,  13  West  Blackhall  street 
Gray  Edward,  tanner,  53  East  Hamilton  street 


DIRECTOEY. 


Gray  James,  shoemaker,  16  Hamilton  street 

Gray  James,  shoemaker,  27  Eoxburgh  street 

Gray  James,  labourer,  22  John  street 

Gray  John,  shoemaker,  ^Middle  Church  beadle,  and  Presby- 
tery officer,  36  Hamilton  street 

Gray  John,  fruiterer,  5  Market  street 

Gray  John  Kerr,  solicitor,  Town-clerk,  clerk  to  the  Water 
and  Police  Trustees  and  Pilot  Board,  also,  clerk  to  the 
Eoad  Assignees  of  Kelly  Trust,  Council  Chambers. 
House,  55  Union  street 

Gray  John,  of  Gray  &  Buchanan.  House,  Braeside,  Helens- 
burgh 

Gray  John,  labourer,  7  Ardgowan  street.  Glebe 

Gray  Malcom,  labourer,  8  Cartsburn  street 

Gray  Neil,  locker,  33  Ann  street 

Gray  Eobert,  of  Williamson  &  Gray.     Ho.,  63  Eoxburgh  st. 

Gray  &  Eodger,  coopers,  52  Eue-end  street 

Gray  William,  boilermaker,  66  East  Hamilton  street 

Gray  William,  smith,  7  Under  crescent 

Gray  William,  carpenter,  13  East  Quay  lane 

Gray  A.  C,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  16  Hamilton  street 

Gray  Miss,  feuar,  14  Kelly  street 

Gray  Mrs  Donald,  lodgings,  2  SpringkeU  street 

Gray  ISIrs  John,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

GEEY  Charles,  feuar.  Plantation  cottage,  3  St  Lawi'ence  st. 

GEEENBANK  Mill,  Drumfrochar  road.  Neil  Campbell, 
proprietor 

GEEENLEES  Eobert,  carpenter,  27  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 

GEEENOCK  Advertiser  and  Clyde  Commercial  Journal, 
published  every  Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday 
mornings,  at  29  Hamilton  street 

Greenock  Apothecaries'  Co.,  druggists  and  crated  water 
manufacturers,  28  Hamilton  street 

Greenock  and  BowKng  Towing  Co.,  10  West  breast 

Greenock  Branch  of  Glasgow  Daily  Herald.  Office,  4  Man- 
sionhouse  lane 


76  DIRECTORY. 


Oreenock  Brancli  of  Glasgow  Weeky  Mail.  Office,  1  Bank  st. 
Greenock  Branch  of  North.  British  Daily  Mail.      Office,  i 
Bank  street 

Greenock  Coffee-Eoom,  2  Cathcart  square. 

Greenock  Brewery  Co.,  brewers  and  maltsters,  39  Nicholson 
street 

Greenock  Co-operative  Company  (Limited),  11  Market  street 
and  18  St  John  street 

Greenock  Distillery  Co-.,  distillers,  27  Tobago  street 

Greenock  Pelt  Work  Co.,  felt  manufacturers.  Works,  94 
East  Hamilton  street.  Office,  4  Customhouse  place. 
John  Erskine,  manager 

Greenock  Gas  Works,  27  Crawfurd  street,  Glebe 

Greenock  Grain  and  Elour  Mills,  Chapel  street 

Greenock  Herald  and  General  Advertiser  newspaper,  pub- 
lished every  Wednesday  and  Eriday  mornings,  at  40 
Cathcart  street 

Greenock  Iron  Co.,  iron  merchants,  6  and  7  Customhouse 
place 

Greenock  Library,  Watt  Monument,  9  Union  street 

Greenock  Mechanics'  Institution,  11  Sir  Michael  street 

Greenock  Money  Loan  Bank,  3  Bank  street 

Greenock  Patent  Galvanising  Works,  Golden  Bull  court,  55 
Shaw  street 

Greenock  Provident  Bank,  11  William  street 

Greenock  Eopework,  Eopework  street 

Greenock  Saw  IMill  Co.,  timber  merchants,  Port-Glasgow 
road 

Greenock  Sacking  Co.,  manufacturers  of  sacks  and  bagging, 
Lynedoch  street 

Greenock  Spinning  Co.,  cotton  spinners,  Drumfrochar  road 

Greenock  Sugar  EefiningCo.,  sugar  refiners,  50  West  Black- 
hall  street 

Greenock  Telegraph  and  Clyde  Shipping  Gazette,  published 
every  Saturday  morning,  at  the  office,  1  Bank  street  and 
49  Cathcart  street 


DIRECTORY.  77 

Greenock  Young  Men's   Cliristian  Association's   Eeading 
room  and  Office,  City  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  st. 
GEEIGr  David,  carjDenter,  4  Lyle  street 
Greig  Samuel,  blacksmith,  15  Arthur  street 
Greig  William,  smith,  84  East  Hamilton  street 
Greig  William,  seaman,  28  Crawfurd  street 
GEIEESON  Mrs,  35  West  BlackhaU  street 
GEIEVE  Andrew,  engineer,  Hope  street 
Grieve  James  J.,  of  Baine  &  Johnstone.     House,  Thorndean, 

46  Union  street 
Grieve  James,  joiner,  6  Hill  street 
Grieve  Walter,  merchant,  18  West  Burn  street 
Grieve  William,  brassj&nisher,  1  Argyle  street 
Grieve  William,  porter,  25  Vennel 

Grieve  Mary,  confectioner,  Albert  place,  21  West  Blackball  st. 
GEIFEIN  William,  smith,  11  Under  crescent 
GEIFEITH  John,  Customhouse  boatman,  14  Bogle  street 
Griffith  Patrick,  bookseller  (old  and  new)  Customhouse  place 
Griflath  Thomas,  Customhouse  boatman,  14  Bogle  street 
GEOTT  Eerdinand,  mariner,  14  Bruce  street 
GEOYES  James,  plasterer,  24  Tobago  street 
Groves  James,  carpenter,  13  East  Quay  lane 
GEUBB  John,  engineer,  15  Baker  street 
GEUEE  John,  sen.,  cooper,  Harvie  lane.     House,  15  Craw- 
furd street 
Gruer  Mrs,  2  Crawfurd  street 

GUN  William  Gordon,  physician,  22  Brisbane  street 
GUNN  George,  carpenter,  16  Cross-shore  street 
Gunn  John,  carver,  3  Manse  lane 
Gunn  Walter,  missionary,  9  Bruce  street 
Gunn  Mrs  Alexander,  9  Bruce  street 
GUNNION  Eobert,  carpenter,  32  Inverkip  street 
GUTHEIE  Allan,  storekeeper,  11  Eoslin  street 
Guthrie  David,  deep  sea  pilot,  11  Crawfurd  street 
Guthrie  George,  carpenter,  2  Union  court 
Guthrie  Eobert,  grocer,  6  West  Stewart  street 


DlEECTOEY. 


Guthrie  Eobert,  joiner  and  glazier,  5  Market  street.    House, 

6  West  Stewart  street 
Guthrie  Thomas,  carter,  42  Inverkip  street 
Guthrie  Thomas,  smith,  7  Shaw  street 
GWINN  William,  mariner,  1  Market  street 

HADDOW  Andrew  C,  of  John  Haddow  &  Oo.  Ho.,  Galla 
lodge,  35  Union  street 

Haddow  John  &  Co.,  timber  merchants,  62  Main  street,  Carts- 
dyke 

HAGGAETY  Con.,  tailor,  50  Shaw  street, 

Haggarty  James,  labourer,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

HAIG  John,  engineer,  12  Upper  crescent 

HAIR  James,  grocer,  27  Eosburgh  street 

Hair  James,  grocer,  5  Cowgate  street 

Hair  John,  carter,  15  Bearhope  street 

Hair  Eobert,  mashman,  11  Inverkip  street 

Hair  Samuel,  labourer,  42  Inverkip  street 

Hair  Samuel,  gasfitter,  29  Sugarhouse  lane 

Hair  William,  pawnbroker,  24  Hamilton  street.  House  > 
Orangefield  place 

Hair  William,  carter,  9  Under  crescent 

HALBEET  James,  joiner,  15  Baker  street 

HALDBN  Mrs  John,  dressmaker,  20  Brisbane  street 

HALL  Archibald,  smith,  23  Arthur  street 

Hall  John,  pastry  baker,  11  Clarence  street 

Hall  Thomas,  labourer,  2  Yirginia  street 

Hall  Mrs,  2  John  street 

HALLIDAY  John,  joiner,  35  Eoxburgh  street 

HAMILTON  &  Adams,  sailmakers,  21  Shaw  street 

Hamilton  &  M'CuUoch,  coal  masters,  Wishaw  and  Hamilton 
collieries.  Depot,  3  Chapel  street.  Office,  65  Great  Clyde 
street,  Glasgow.     Agent,  David  CampbeU 

Hamilton  Hugh,  shoemaker,  9  Eopework  street 


DIEECTORY.  79 

Hamilton  James,  engineer,  4  Wilson's  place,  Ingleston  road, 

east 
Hamilton  James,  shipowner,  Sea  Bank  house,  Johnston  st. 
Hamilton  James,  draper,  13  Market  street.      House,  19  Sir 

Michael  street 
Hamilton  John,  joiner,  7  Tobago  street 
Hamilton  John,  salesman,  24  Antigua  street 
Hamilton  John,  Villa  Marina,  18  Eldon  street 
Hamilton  Thomas,  carpenter,  11  West  breast 
Hamilton  William,  shoemaker,  Hope  street 
Hamilton  Yfilliam,  baker,  65  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hamilton  William,  ropemaker,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Hamilton  Mrs,  22  Mearns  street 
Hamilton  ]\Irs,  4  Bruce  street 
Hamilton  Mrs  E.,  feuar,  67  Union  street 
Hamilton  Mrs,  17  John  street 

HAMMALL  John,  boarding  house,  39  Dalrymple  street 
HAMMOND  David,  Customhouse  boatman,  56  Roxburgh  st, 
HAMPSEY  Patrick,  labourer,  5  Market  street 
HANDYSIDE  George,  boot  and  shoemaker,  13  Hamilton  st. 
Handyside  Eobert,  slater,  24  Ann  street 
HANNAH  James,  labourer,  45  Shaw  street 
Hannah  James,  mason,  35  Crawfurd  street 
Hannah  William,  grocer,  64  East  Hamilton  street 
Hannah  William,  ironmonger,  saw  maker,  edge  tool  and  file 

warehouseman,  4  Shaw  street.     House,  20  Bruce  street 
HANLEY  Edwin,  late  tidesurveyor,  4  Ann  street 
Hanley  Peter,  shipmaster,  5  Lyle  street 
Hanley  Mrs,  3  York  street 
HANNAN  A.  &  D.,  house  and  ship  smiths,  20  Cathcart  st. 

and  19  Shaw  street 
HANSON  James,  mariner,  4  West  Burn  street 
HAEDIE  David,  joiner,  2  St  Andrew  square 
Hardie  Thomas,  labourer,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 
HAEE  William,  woolcomber,  Springkell  cottage,  Ann  st. 
HAEKINS  Edward,  brassfounder,  22  Market  street 


80  DIRECTORY. 


Harkins  John,  smitli,  7  Market  street 

HAEKNESS  Captain,  9  Lyle  street 

Harkness  Francis,  carpenter,  2  Wilson's  place,  East  Ingleston 

Harkness  William,  breaksman,  7  Arthur  street 

HAELEY  Allan,  cabinetmaker,  63  Ann  street 

Harley  Edward,  mariner,  9  Bearkope  street 

Harley  Erancis,  flesker,  21  Arthur  street 

Harley  John,  warper,  Drumfrochar  road 

Harley  Martin,  of  P.  Christie  &  Co.     House,  17  Lynedocli  st. 

Harley  Mrs  James,  63  Ann  street 

HAEMAN  Philip,  coachman,  25  Newark  street 

HAEMS  William,  mariner,  1  William  street 

HAEPEE  Alexander,  cooper,  15  Bearhope  street 

Harper  Alexander,  shipmaster,  65  Eoxburgh  street 

Harper,  Hugh,  labourer,  53  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Harper  James,  boilermaker,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Harper  John,  gunner's  mate,  10  Bruce  street 

Harper  John,  shipmaster,  61  Eoxburgh  street 

HAEEIS  E.  Jj.,  Laurel  Yilla,  Johnston  street 

Harris  John,  boilermaker,  4  Cartsburn  street 

Harris  Mrs  E.,  1  Eegent  street 

HAEEISON  Christopher,  turner,  2  St  Andrew  square 

Harrison  Mrs,  huckster,  41  East  Hamilton  street 

HAET  Duncan,  pensioner,  22  Inverkip  street 

Hart  Mrs,  1  Clarence  street 

HAEVEY  Francis,  shipmaster,  20  West  Stewart  street 

Harvey  John,  broker,  49  Shaw  street 

Harvey  Eichard,  labourer,  15  Eue-end  street 

Harvey  Eobert,  spirit  merchant,  8  East  breast.     Ho.,  do. 

Harvey  Thomas,  railway  guard,  8  Baker  street 

Harvey  Mrs  B.,  clothier  and  outfitter,  6  William  st.    House, 

5  do. 
HAEYIE  Alexander,  pansman,  4  Ingleston  street 
Harvie  Eobert,  joiner,  30  Nicholson  street 
HASTIE   John  &  Co.,  engineers  and  millwrights,  6  East 

Stewart  street  and  9  St  Andrew  street 


DIRECTOEY.  81 


Hastie  John,  of  John  Hastie  &  Co.     House,  11  Springkellst. 

Hastie  John,  rigger,  5  St  Lawrence  street 

Hastie  WUliam,  of  John  Hastie  &  Co.    Ho.,  11  Springkell  st. 

HAY  George,  agent,  37  Nicholson  street 

Hay  George,  grocer,  16  Vennel 

Hay  &  M'Laughlan,  slaters,  5  Inverkip  street 

Hay  James,  of  Hay  &  M'Laughlan.     House,  18  Tobago  st. 

Hay  John,  wholesale  and  retail  glass  and  china  merchant, 

21  and  22  Shaw  street.     House,  1  Lyle  street 
Hay  William,  boilermaker,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
HAWTHOEN  Neil,  ropespinner,  33  Hamilton  street 
HEELY  John,  labourer,  26  Dalrymple  street 
Heely  Eobert,  painter,  27  Antigua  street 
HEGNEY  Edward,  ropespinner,  40  Cathcart  street 
HEMPSEED  James,  carpenter,  8  Hill  street 
Hempseed  James,  jr.,  cabinetmaker,  6  Wilson  place,  East 

Ingleston 
HENDEESON  Alexander,  shoemaker,  12  Inverkip  street 
Henderson  Alexander,  baker,  16   Cathcart  street.     House, 

33  Nicholson  street 
Henderson  Archibald,  storekeeper,  9  East  Quay  lane 
Henderson  Daniel,  blockmaker,  24  East  Shaw  street 
Henderson  James  H.,  of  Henderson,  Laird  &  Co.     House 

80  Eegent  street 
Henderson  John,  engineer,  21  Antigua  street 
Henderson  Joseph,  labourer,  49  Eoxburgh  street 
Henderson,  Laird  &  Co.,  ships'  store  merchants  and  agents, 

21  Shaw  street 
Henderson  Eobert,  cabinetmaker,  Hope  street 
Henderson  Eobert,  grocer,  69  Eoxburgh  street 
Henderson  Eobert,  joiner,  5  Union  street 
Henderson  Thomas,  teacher,  George  Square  Academy.     Ho., 

Mount  pleasant 
Henderson  Thomas,  flesher,  7  Bruce  street 
Henderson  William,  carpenter,  4  Under  crescent 
Henderson  A.  M.,  grocer,  19  John  street 


82  DIEECTOBY. 


Henderson  Mrs  "William,  36  Ann  street 
HENDEY  Andrew,  grocer,  29  Lynedocli  street 
Hendry  Charles,  labourer,  51  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hendry  Daniel,  blockmaker,  27  Lynedocli  street 
Hendry  David,  boilermaker,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hendry  Duncan,  ship  carpenter,  joiner,  and  blockmaker,  7 

Dock  breast.     House,  15  Lynedoch  street 
Hendry  Duncan,  shipmaster,  11  Lynedoch  street 
Hendry  James,  pilot,  39  West  Blackball  street 
Hendry  J.  &  E.,  tailors  and  clothiers,  14  Cathcart  street 
Hendry  Greorge,  lithographic  printer,  11  Hill  street 
Hendry  James,  coppersmith,  97  Eegent  street 
Hendry  James,  engineer,  3  Hill  street 
Hendry  John,  of  J.  &  E.  Hendry.     House,  5  Bogle  street 
Hendry  John,  agent,  Eiver  Towing  Co. ,  7  East  India  breast^ 

House,  4  Shaw  place 
Hendry  John,  spirit  dealer,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke.     Ho., 

61  do. 
Hendry  John,  huckster,  38  Yennel 
Hendry  John,  mariner,  14  Bearhope  street 
Hendry  John,  painter  and  paperhanger,  25  Nicholson  street. 

House,  32  do. 
Hendry  Malcom,  boatman,  6  Shaw  street 
Hendry  Eobert,  of  J.  &  E.  Hendry.     House,  20  Antigua  st. 
Hendry  William,  smith,  Alma  cottage,  M'Knight  street 
Hendry  William,  tailor,  22  Antigua  street 
Hendry  William,  smith,  3  Arthur  street 
Hendry  Mrs  J. ,  confectioner,  5  West  Blackball  street 
Hendry  Mrs  John,  mangier,  33  Eoxburgh  street 
Hendry  Mrs,  25  Hutcheson's  court,  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
HENNY  Miss,  eating  house,  29  Shaw  street 
Henny  Mrs  D.,  spirit  dealer,  9  Taylor's  close.     House,  16 

William  street 
HENEY  James,   feuar,  and  photographer,  11  Ann  street. 

House,  do. 
Henry  John  &  Co.,  candle  manufacturers,  15  Charles  street 


DIEECTOEY.  83 


Henry  John,  of  J.  Henry  &  Co.     House,  11  Ann  street 
Henry  Eichard,  coacliman,  29  Newark  street 
Henry  Eobert,  coal  mercliant.     House,  11  Grey  place 
HEEALD  (Greenock)  and  General  Advertiser.      Office,  40 

Catlicart  street 
HEED  James,  shopman,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
HEEIOT  John  A.,  of  John  Herriot  &  Son.     House,  12  West 

Blackhall  street 
HEEEIOT  John  &  Son,  auctioneers  and  appraisers,  79  Ee- 

gent  street  and  12  West  Blackhall  street 
Herriot  John,  of  John  Herriot  &  Son,  vendue  master  and 

appraiser,  79  Eegent  street 
HEUGH  Thomas,  9  Under  crescent 
HIGGENS  Edward,  cooper,  6  Bruce  street 
Higgens  James,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street.  Glebe 
HIGHAM  James>  pilot,  37  Crawfurd  street,  Glebe 
HIGHET  John,  engineer,  17  Oathcart  street 
Highet  Thomas,  carpenter,  12  John  street 
HIGHLANDEES'  Academy,  Eoxburgh  street 
HILDEETH  Eobert,  shipmaster,  28  Eoxburgh  street 
HILL  Davidj  painter,  51  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hill  David,  24  Brisbane  street 
Hill  James  M.,  21  Brisbane  street 
Hill  James  Eamsay,  of  the  Greenock  Foundry  Co.     House, 

38  Union  street 
Hill  Jasper,  skinner,  82  East  Hamilton  street 
Hill  John,  mariner,  61  Eoxburgh  street 
Hill  John,  spirit  dealer,  12  East  India  breast.     House,  61 

Eoxburgh  street 
HUl  Laurence  &  Co.,  iron  shipbuilders,  Inch  Works,  Port- 
Glasgow  road 
Hill  Laurence,  of  L.  Hill  &  Co.     House,  The  Knowe,  Port- 
Glasgow  road 
Hill  Matthew,  miller  and  grain  merchant,  Chapel  st.     Ho., 

9  Shaw  place 
Hill  Ninian,  M.D.,  17  EHblain  street 


84  DIRECTORY. 


Hill   Eobert,   timber  and  goods  measurer,  10  East  India 

breast.     House,  8  Inverkip  street 
Hill  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  11  Dalrymple  street. 

House,  2  Lyle  street 
Hill  William,  tanner,  33  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hill  Mrs  Matthew,  8  Inverkip  street 
HINMEES  Miss,  13  Brougham  street 

Hislop  John,  stationer,  and  session  clerk,  and  registrar  of 
births,  deaths,  and  marriages,  West  Parish,  29  Oathcart 
street.     House,  27  Union  street 
HODDEE  J.  E.  Moore,  collector  of  Customs,  Customhouse. 

House,  37  West  Stewart  street 
HODG-E  William,  joiner,  5  Bearhope  street 
HODGrEET  Greorge,  engineer,  12  Ingleston  streat 
Hodgert  James,  millwright,  4  Bearhope  street 
HODG-SON  Thomas,  gatekeeper,  12  Ingleston  street 
HODSON  William,  mariner,  58  Vennel 
Hodson  Mrs  Adam,  68  Yennel 

HOGrGr  James,  joiner,  10  Baker  street 

Hogg  James,  agent  for  Scottish  Legal  Burial  and  Loan  So- 
ciety, 24  Inverkip  street.     House,  do. 

HOGGEN  Mrs  James,  60  Vennel 

HOLBUEN  Eobert,  cowfeeder,  Greenbrae,  Captain  street 

HOLDEN  James,  labourer,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

HOLLAND  James,  huckster,  60  Dalrymple  street 

HOLMES  Hugh,  carter,  12  East  Quay  lane 

Holmes  John,  grocer   and  provision  merchant,  34  Vennel. 
House,  21  Ann  street 

Holmes  William,  joiner,  3  Nicholson  street 

Holmes  Mrs,  7  Under  crescent 

HOLMS  John,  joiner,  9  Lyle  street 

Holms  Thomas,  labourer,  6  William  street 

Holms  Mrs,  toy  shop,  1  Inverkip  street 

Holms  Mrs  William,  23  Sir  Michael  street 

HOMEE  Charles,  boilermaker,  5  Mainst.,  Cartsdyke 

HOOKS  Walter,  pilot,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 


DIRECTOEY.  85 


HONEYMAN  Eobert,  wholesale  and  retail  ironmonger,  7 
William  street.     House,  14  Kelly  street 

HOOD  John,  poKceman,  28  West  Blackball  street 

Hood  William,  spirit  dealer,  22  Yennel.  House,  2*7  Hamil- 
ton street 

Hood  Mrs  Daniel,  38  West  Burn  street 

HOPE  James,  catler  and  saw  maker,  8  Catkcart  street 

Hope  William,  of  Crawford  &  Hope.     Ho.,  12  Brougham  st. 

HOPPEE  James,  cabinetmaker,  21  Ann  street 

HOEN  Sutherland,  sailmaker,  3  Hill  street 

Horn  Thomas,  labourer,  42  Inverkip  street 

HOSSAOK  John,  joiner,  32  Eegent  street 

HOUSE  OF  EEEUOE  (Female),  Upper  Ingleston 

HOUSTON  David,  weigher,  9  Bruce  street 

Houston  Fleming,  cooper,  23  Sir  Michael  street 

Houston  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  10  Baker  street 
and  4  Ingleston  street.     Ho.,  6  do. 

Houston  James,  spirit  dealer,  43  Shaw  street  and  6  Cross- 
shore  street.     House,  8  do. 

Houston  John,  spirit  dealer,  Ladyburn 

Houston  John,  baker,  7  John  street 

Houston  John,  flesher,  37  Cathcart  street.  House,  16  Cross- 
shore  street 

Houston  Joseph,  shoemaker,  15  Inverkip  street 

Houston  Eobert,  weaver,  5  Ardgowan  street.  Glebe 

Houston  Eobert,  merchant,  15  Eue-end  street.  House,  5 
St  Andrew  square 

Houston  Eobert  &  Son,  dyers  and  woollen  manufacturers,  34 
Hamilton  street.  Mill,  Eockbank,  Shaws  Water.  Ho., 
do. 

Houston  Eobert,  1  Eegent  street 

Houston  William,  labourer,  2  Bearhope  street 

Houston  Miss  Jane,  dressmaker,  7  John  street 

Houston  Mrs  Archibald,  2  Watt  place 

Houston  Mrs  William,  41  Ann  street 

Houston  Mrs,  19  Brisbane  street 

i2 


DIBECTORY. 


HOWAT  James,  moulder,  4  Lower  Ingleston 

HOWIE  Hugh,  carpenter,  12  Bogle  street 

Howie  Hagh,  boilermaker,  2  Tobago  street 

Howie  Matthew,  potato  merchant,  Oram's  land,  Holmscroffc 

street,  west 
Howie  William,  carter,  5  St  Andrew  street 
Howie  Mrs  John,  47  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 
HOWIBSON  James,  printer,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Howieson  John,  spirit  dealer,  39  Shaw  street.     House,    11 

Oross-shore  street 
Howieson  Mrs  William,  3  Bank  street 
HOY  James,  joiner,  3  Under  crescent 
Hoy  John,  joiner,  1  Eegent  street 

Hoy  Mrs  John,  62  Yennel 

HOYLE,  Martin  &  Co.,  sugar  refiners,  29  Sugarhouse  lane 

HUDDLESTON  Eobert,  fireman,  49  Eosburgh  street 

HUGrHES  James,  potato,  vegetable,  and  fowl  dealer,  8  Cath- 
cart  square.     House,  do. 

Hughes  Samuel,  cooper,  24  Tobago  street 

Hughes  William,  boilermaker,  11  St  Lawrence  street 

Hughes  William,  contractor,  22  Ann  street 

Hughes  Mrs  Greorge,  1  Watt  place 

HUGHSON  Thomas,  watchman,  1  William  street 

HUME  David,  cooper,  10  East  India  breast 

Hume  Eobert,  engineer,  15  Arthur  street 

Hume  William,  herbalist,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 

HUMPHEEYS  Alexander  M.,  accountant,  Clydesdale  Bank. 
House,  do. 

Humphreys  Frederick,  huckster,  61  Dalrymple  street 

HUNTEE  Adam,  sawyer,  10  Baker  street 

Hunter  Archibald,  rigger,  55  Shaw  street 

Hunter  Charles  P.,  of  Baine  &  Johnston.      House,  24  For- 
syth street 

Hunter  David,  carpenter,  47  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Hunter  Douglas,  baker,  21  Ann  street 

Hunter  JameSj  smith,  63  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 


DIRECTORY.  87 


Hunter  James,  fLesher,  25  Eue-end  street.  House,  35  Lyne- 
doch.  street 

Hunter  James,  labourer,  4  Cross-shore  street 

Hunter  James  &  Co.,  merchants,  41  Eue-end  street 

Hunter  John,  rigger,  2  Watt  place 

Hunter  John  0.,  of  Orr,  Hunter  &  Co.  House,  1  Forsyth 
street 

Hunter  John,  carpenter,  33  Lynedoch  street 

Hunter  John,  14  Brisbane  street 

Hunter  John,  fish  merchant,  12  West  breast.  Ho.,  6  West 
Stewart  street,  and  Innellan 

Hunter  John,  shoemaker,  Cartsburn  cottage,  Crescent 

Hunter  John,  grocer,  17  Dalrymple  street 

Hunter  John,  chaplain  of  Poorhouse.  House,  Holmscroft 
street,  west 

Hunter  John,  tailor,  5  Hamilton  street 

Hunter  John,  accountant  and  house  factor.  City  Bank  build- 
ings.    House,  22  Mearns  street 

Hunter  John,  engineer,  Ford  house,  Finnart  Eoad 

Hunter  Eobert,  boilermaker,  2  John  street 

Hunter  Eobert,  engineer,  2  Hillend 

Hunter  Eobert,  slater,  22  West  Blackball  street 

Hunter  Thomas  0.,  merchant,  agent  for  Liverpool. Under- 
writers' Association,  and  agent  for  British  Linen  Co.'s 
Bank,  Lloyd's  agent,  and  Consul  for  Sweden  and  Nor- 
way, 13  William  street.     House,  24  Forsyth  street 

Hunter  WiUiam,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  13  Cross-shore 
street.     House,  19  Bank  street 

Hunter  William,  labourer,  9  East  Shaw  street 

Hunter  William,  tanner,  53  East  Hamilton  street 

Hunter  William,  joiner,  Holmscroft  street,  west 

Hunter  William,  joiner,  66  East  Hamilton  street 

Hunter  William,  boilermaker,  42  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Hunter  Miss  E.,  6  West  Stewart  street 

Hunter  Miss,  24  Forsyth  street 

Hunter  Misses  J.  &  C,  Excise  buildings,  Customhouse 


$8 


DIRECTORY. 


Hunter  Misses,  dressmakers  and  tailoresses,  Holmscroffc  st.^ 
west 

Hunter  Mrs  Andrew,  39  Ann  street 

Hunter  Mrs  Eobert,  feuar,  5  Duncan  street 

Hunter  Mrs  Samuel,  1  West  breast 

Hunter  Mrs,.  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Hunter  Mrs,  22  West  Stewart  street 

Hunter  Mrs,  lodgings,  23  Antigua  street 

HUTCHESON  Alexander,  mason,  11  Arthur  street 

Hutckeson  Alexander,  carjDenter,  1  Carnock  street 

Hutckeson  Daniel,  engineer,  15  Antigua  street 

Hutckeson  George,  grocer,  24  Hutckeson's  court.     House, 
11  Bank  street 

Hutckeson  Eev.  James,  minister  of  tke  East  Parisk.     Ho., 
5  Wellington  street 

Hutckeson  James,  store  keeper,  Gourock  Eopework  Co.,  5 

Cross- skore  street 
Hutckeson  James,  blockmaker,  10  Under  cresent 
Hutckeson  James,  dyer,  39  Ann  street 
Hutckeson  James,  of  M'Kenzie  &  Hutckeson.     House,  10 

Upper  crescent 
Hutckeson  Jokn,  mariner,  6  Eoxburgk  street 
Hutckeson  Jokn,  miller,  21  Lynedock  street 
Hutckeson  Jokn,  grocer  and  provision  merckant,  63  Main 

street,  Cartsdyke 
Hutckeson  Jokn  M. ,  of  Macdonald,  Hutckeson  &  Co.     Ho. , 

1  Patrick  street 
Hutckeson  Peter,  13  Lynedock  street 
Hutckeson  Tkomas,  carpenter,  20  Mearns  street 
Hutckeson  William,  coppersmitk,  3  West  Burn  street 
Hutckeson  William,  timekeeper,  7  Lynedock  street 
Hutckeson  William,  clerk,  Advertiser  office.     Ho,  41  Ann  st. 
Hutckeson  Miss  M.,  dressmaker,  33  Sir  Mickael  street 
Hutckeson  Miss,  lodgings,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Hutckeson  Miss,  furnisking  skop,  97  Eegent  street 
Hutckeson  Mrs  E.,  1  Patrick  street 


DIRECTORY. 


Hutcheson  Mrs,  17  Brisbane  street 

HUTTON  Hugli,  tidewaiter,  26  Nicliolson  street 

Hutton  William,  labourer,  16  Vermel 

Hutton  William,  boilermaker,  5  Bogie  street 

Hutton  Mrs,  18  Jobn  street 

HYDE  Greorge,  Grreenock  Telegraph,  office 

Hyde  Norman,  boilermaker,  25  Eegent  street 

HYNDMAN  James,  coal  merchant,  46  Vennel.     House,  31 

Charles  street 
Hyndman  John,  mariner,  34  Eegent  street 
Hyndman  Joseph,  late  shipmaster,  12  Patrick  street 
Hyndman  Eobert,  rigger,  8  East  Shaw  street 
Hyndman  Thomas,  ropespinner,  3  Shaw  place 
Hyndman  Mrs,  dairy,  13  Crawfurd  street 
HYSLOP  Mrs  Edward,  wholesale  and  retail  glass  and  china 

merchant,  28  Hamilton  street.     House,  4  Lyle  street 


IMRIE  John,  of  Shaw  &  Imrie.     House,  11  Hill  street 
Imrie  Eichard,  seaman,  31  Charles  street 
INFIEMAEY,  17  Inverkip  street 
INGLESTON  Eoundry,  16  Ingleston  street 
E^GrLETON  John,  engine  driver,  9  Upper  crescent 
INGLIS  James,  musicseller,  14  WestBlackhall  street.     Ho., 

10  Laird  street 
Inglis  James,  mechanic,  27  Eoxburgh  street 
Inglis  James,  sheriff-clerk  depute,  4  Bank  street.     House, 

Melita  cottage,  Martha  brae 
Inglis  John,  moulder,  19  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Inglis  Eobert,  joiner,  15  West  Stewart  street 
Inglis  Eobert,  engineer,  24  Nicholson  street 
Inglis  William,  fireman,  6  Patrick  street 
Inglis  William,  policeman,  15  Crawfurd  street 
Inglis  Mrs  Andrew,  8  Ingleston  street 
Inglis  Mrs  Thomas,  1  Springkell  street 


90  DIRECTORY. 


INLAND  Eevenue  0£S.ce  (Excise),  CustoinJiouse  buildings 

INNES  Eobert,  watcliman,  1  Charles  street 

Innes  William,   bookseller,    stationer,  librarian,   and  news 

agent,  40  Hamilton  street.    House,  7  West  Stewart  st. 
Innes  Mrs,  6  Eoslin  street 
lEELAND  James,  mason,  48  Inverkip  street 
Ireland  WiUiam,  builder  and  contractor,  3  Ann  street.     Ho., 

Broom  bill 
lEONS  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  25  Yennel 
lEVINE  James,  mariner,  5  Bearhope  street 
Irvine  James,  mariner,  14  Cathcart  street 
Irvine  Matthew,  shipmaster,  15  Jamaica  street 
Irvine  Quintin,  labourer,  20  Cathcart  street 
Irvine  Walter,  cooper,  27  Eoxburgh  street 
Irvine  Miss  Janet,  lodgings,  33  West  Burn  street 
lEYINCr  James,  shoemaker,  6  Newark  street 
Irving  Miss,  1  Ardgowan  street.  Glebe 
IZAT  John,  shipmaster,  21  Antigua  street 


JAOOOBS  Peter,  mariner,  1  East  Shaw  street 

JACK  &  Adam,  boot  and  shoe  shop,  17  Cathcart  street 

Jack  Archibald,  labourer,  9  Hill  street 

Jack  Hugh,  railway  guard,  12  Bogle  street 

Jack  James,  tanner,  7  John  street 

Jack  John,  18  Baker  street 

Jack  Samuel,  locker,  10  Antigua  street 

Jack  William,  carter,  18  Baker  street 

Jack  William,  moulder,  7  Arthur  street 

Jack  Mrs,  ladies'  keeper,  5  Bruce  street 

JACKSON  John,  steward,  15  Cross-shore  street 

Jackson  John,  mariner,  49  Shaw  street 

Jackson  Eobert,  carter,  50  Inverkip  street 

Jackson  William,  labourer,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

JAIL  and  Bridewell,  1  Market  street 


DIRECTORY.  91 

JAMIESON  A.  &  E.,  joiners  and  builders,  10  Nicholson  st. 
Jamieson  Alexander,  of  A.  &  E.  Jamieson.     House,  Martin's 

terrace 
Jamieson  Archibald,  mason,  74  Eoxburgh  street 
Jamieson  Arthur,  cooper,  29  Shaw  street.     House,  do. 
Jamieson  James,  gardener,  1  West  Stewart  street 
Jamieson  James,  carpenter,  57  Shaw  street 
Jamieson  John,  plumber,  35  Eoxburgh  street 
Jamieson  John,  drayman,  30  Nicholson  street 
Jamieson  John,  mariner,  57  Shaw  street 
Jamieson  John,  mason,  42  Crawfurd  street 
Jamieson  John,  labourer,  3  John  street 
Jamieson  Norman,  30  Ann  street 
Jamieson  Eobert  W.,  of  A.  &  E.  Jamieson.     Ho.,  5  Tinnart 

terrace 
Jamieson  Thomas,  shoemaker,  33  Hamilton  street 
Jamieson  William,  feuar,  Orangefield 
Jamieson  William,  shipmaster,  Glen 
Jamieson  William,  skipper,  4  Watt  street 
Jamieson  Miss,  9  Kelly  street 
Jamieson  Mrs  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,   Havelock  buildings,  1 

Argyle  street.     House,  do. 
Jamieson  Mrs  Elizabeth,  15  Eue-end  street 
JAEVIE  Eev.  J.  M.,  32  Margaret  street 
JAEVIS  Alexander,  tailor  and  clothier,  14  Hamilton  street. 

House,  do. 
ENKINS  A.,  laboui-er,  42  West  Burn  street 
JENNETTS  Charles,  mariner,  Longwell  close 
JESSAMINE  Mrs  John,  feuar,  11  Ardgowan  square 
JOHNSTON    Alexander    Eankine,   merchant,    Holmscroft 

house 
Johnston  Archibald,  smith,  46  Cathcart  street 
Johnston  Daniel,  smith,  4  Cross-shore  street 
Johnston  Daniel,  labourer,  5  West  Quay  lane 
Johnston  David,  merchant,  of  Gourock  Eopework  Co.    Ho,, 

Belleaire,  Newark  street 


92  DIBECTORY. 


Johnston  David,  spiiit  dealer,  4  West  breast.     House,  24 

Tobago  street 
Jolinston  Gregor,  carpenter,  5  Bruce  street 
Jolinston  Henry,  mariner,  1  East  Shaw  street 
Johnston  James,   engineer,  2  Wilson  place.    East  Ingleston 

street 
Johnston  James,  labourer,  40  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Johnston  James,  brewer,  4  Captain  street 
Johnston  James,  joiner,  31  West  Burn  street 
Johnston  James,  tanner,  39  Hamilton  street 
Johnston  James,  cabinetmaker,  2  Bruce  street 
Johnston  John,  moulder,  Thomson's  land.  Crescent 
Johnston  John,  bank  teller  and  insurance  agent,  National 

Bank  of  Scotland.     Ho.,  Lilly  Bank  cottage,  2  Eos  st. 
Johnston  John,  3  Cowgate  street 
Johnston  Neilson,  labourer,  6  Crawfurd  street 
Johnston  Peter,  mariner,  50  Shaw  street 
Johnston  Robert,  book  deliverer,  30  Tobago  street 
Johnston  Thomas,  confectioner,  58  Yennel.     House,  do. 

Johnston  Thomas,  carpenter,  3  Hill  street 

Johnston  William,  skinner,  26  Cartsburn  street 

Johnston  William,  bookseller  and  stationer,  46  Hamilton  st. 
House,  12  Nelson  street,  west 

Johnston  William,  mariner,  5  Eilblain  street 

Johnston  William,  of  Barbour  &  Johnston.     House,  53  In- 
verkip  street 

Johston  Wniiam  T.,  5  Union  street 

Johnston  Christina,  20  East  Quay  lane 

Johnston  Mrs  A.,  spirit  dealer,  61  Dalrymple  street 

Johnston  Mrs  Daniel,  64  Eoxburgh  street 

Johnston  Mrs  James,  20  Biisbane  street 

Johnston  Mrs  John,  tobacconist,  18  Vennel 

Johnston  Mrs  Peter,  21  Ann  street 

Johnston  Mrs,  lodgings,  8  Shannon's  close 

Johnston  Mi's,  Hope  street 

Johnston  Mrs.  3  Tobago  street  --    - 


DIRECTORY.  93 


JONES  Eichard,  locker,  38  Eoxburgh  street 

Jones  Eichard,  engineer,  1  Eegent  street 

Jones  William,  sMpmaster,  65  Eoxburgh  street 

JOED  AN  John,  bricklayer,  25  Lynedocb  street 

JOSS  WiUiam,  leather  merchant,  3  Dalrymple  street.     Ho., 

35  Ann  street 
JUSTICE  Mrs,  lodgings,  21  Nicholson  street 
Justice  of  Peace  Clerk's  Office,  Sheriff  Clerk's  Office,  4  Bank 

street 
Justice  of  Peace  Fiscal's  Office,  16  "William  street 


K 


KAMES  Gunpowder  Company's  Office,  1  West  quay — Archi- 
bald Mackenzie,  agent 

KANE  Daniel,  fruit  dealer,  15  Yennel 

Kane  Eobert,  policeman,  11  Market  street 

Kane  William,  boilermaker,  17  Arthur  street 

Kane  Mrs,  huckster,  19  Vennel 

KAY  Peter,  boilermaker,  19  Arthur  street 

Kay  Thomas,  teacher,  18  Ann  street.  House,  17  Brisbane 
street 

KEAN  Francis,  broker,  43  Dabymple  street.     House,  34  do, 

Kean  John,  lathsplitter,  62  Main  street,  Cartsdyke.  House, 
31  Lynedoch  street 

Kean  Mrs,  13  John  street 

KEIR  John,  plasterer,  3  Bruce  street 

KEITH  Duncan,  labourer,  14  Cross-shore  street 

Keith  Peter,  cowfeeder,  20  Ingleston  street 

Keith  Mrs  James,  7  Arthur  street 

KEIL  Peter,  carpenter,  15  Crawfurd  street 

KELLIOT  George,  tailor,  29  Sir  Michael  street 

KELLY  Francis,  labourer,  15  East  Quay  lane 

Kelly  George,  labourer,  4  SpringkeU  street 

KeUy  James  carpenter,  32  Dalrymple  street 

Kelly  John,  huckster,  27  East  Shaw  street 


94  DIRECTORY. 


Kelly  Patrick,  skipper,  4  Vennel 

Kelly  Peter,  labourer,  16  Tobago  street 

Kelly  Eobert,  tanner,  9  Under  crescent 

Kelly  Samuel,  labourer,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Kelly  Thomas,  boilermaker,  4  Ingleston  road 

KeUy  William,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  and  ship 

store  dealer,  9  William  st.     Ho.,  Elmbank,  Eldon  st. 
Kelly  Mrs  H.,  staymaker,  13  Tobago  street 
Kelly  Mrs  John,  26  John  street 
Kelly  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  8  Chapel  street 
Kelly  Mrs  William,  fishmonger,  41  Hamilton  street 
EIELSO  Daniel,  of  M.  &  J).  Kelso.     House,  8  Kelly  street 
Kelso  James,  accountant  and  commission  agent.  Bank  build- 
ings, 13  William  street.     House,  13  IJnion  street 
Kelso  M.  &  D.,  coopers  and  fish  curers,  6  New  Dock  breast 
Kelso  Ptobert,  cooper,  7  Tobago  street 
Kelso  Mrs  John,  21  Arthur  street 
KEMP  John,  carter,  50  Union  street 

Kemp  William  Strathenny,  classical  teacher,  Grreenock  Aca- 
demy.    House,  18  Kelly  street 
KEMPSLEY  Samuel,  Customhouse  boatman,  16  Antigua 

street 
KENNA  Martin,  grocer,  28  Dalrymple  street 
KENNEDY  Alexander,  miller,  17  Eoxburgh  street 
Kennedy  Alexander,  engineer,  7  Springkell  street 
Kennedy  Alexander,  carter,  11  Clarence  street 
Kennedy  Ang-us,  mason,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Kennedy  Charles,  spirit  dealer,  17  Dalrymple  street 
Kennedy  Charles,  carpenter,  20  Market  street 
Kennedy  David,  carpenter,  18  John  street 
Kennedy  Duncan,  labourer,  45  Shaw  street 
Kennedy  Erancis,  rigger,  5  Shaw  street 
Kennedy  James,  joiner,  8  Cathcart  street 
Kennedy  Eey.  John,  minister,  Eree  Grselic  Church.     House, 

84  Regent  street 
Kennedy  Eobert,  mason,  48  N'elson  street,  west 


DlEECTORY.  95 


Kennedy  Thomas,  compositor,  43  Ann  street 

Kennedy  "William,  shipmaster,  12  Nelson  street,  west 

Kennedy  William,  carpet  weaver,  15  Bearhope  street 

Kennedy  Mrs,  7  Nicholson  street 

Kennedy  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Clarence  street 

KENNETH  &  Macdonald,    ship  brokers    and    assurance 

agents,  2  West  quay 
KEN  YON  David,  mate,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Kenyon  Mrs,  lodgings,  21  John  street 
KERNEY  William,  tailor,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
KEE  Henry,  marble  cutter,  44  West  Blackball  street.     Ho., 

10  Bruce  street 
Ker  Eobert,  24  Nicholson  street 
KEEE  Andrew,  engineer,  13  John  street 
Kerr  Daniel,  shipmaster,  33  Nicholson  street 
Kerr  Daniel,  shoemaker,  19  Vennel 
Kerr  David,  accountant,  17  Nicholson  street 
Kerr  Duncan,  policeman,  11  Nicholson  street 
Kerr  George,  landing  waiter,  7  Lyle  street 
Kerr  Gleorge,  eating  house,  2  Vennel 
Kerr  Henry,  time  keeper,  Aitken's  land,    80  Port-Glasgow 

road 
Kerr  James,  farmer,  Glenbrae 
Kerr  James,  warehouseman,  1  Patrick  street 
Kerr  James,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  10  West  breast.     House, 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank  buildings 
Kerr  John,  shipowner,  4  West  quay.    Ho.,  Heathfield  house, 

Eldon  street 
Kerr  John,  marine  store  dealer,  9  West  breast.     Ho.,  11  do. 
Kerr  Peter,  labourer,  16  Market  street 
Kerr  Eobert,  locker,  35  Ann  street 
Kerr  Eobert,  carpenter,  1  Eegent  street 
Kerr  Eobert,  joiner,  22  John  street 
Kerr  Eobert,  brassfounder,  6  Chapel  street 
Kerr  Stewart  S.,  clerk,  40  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Kerr  Miss,  20  Mearns  street 


DIEECTORY. 


Kerr  Miss,  Hope  street 

Kerr  ISiiss,  dressmaker,  20  Bruce  street 

Kerr  Miss,  62  Eoxburgh  street 

Kerr  Miss,  38  Sir  Micliael  street 

Kerr  Misses,  feuars,  23  West  Stewart  street 

Kerr  Mrs  James,  9  West  Stewart  street 

Kerr  Mrs  John,  33  Nicliolson  street 

Kerr  Mrs  Martin,  3  East  Stewart  street 

Kerr  Mrs,  feuar,  20  Brisbane  street 

KEEES  &  M'Bride,  merchants  and  shipowners,  24  West 
Burn  street 

KETTEEEE  Currie  &  Co.,  foreign  and  British  clock  manu- 
facturers, watchmakers,  and  jewellers,  11  Cross- shore  st- 

KEYS  David,  labourer,  28  Cartsburn  street 

Keys  Mrs,  1  Dellingburn  street 

KIDSTON  A.  G.  &  Co.,  iron,  tinplate,  steel,  and  copper 
merchants,  and  agents  for  Muntz's  patent  metal,  48 
Eue-end  street  and  2  Yirginia  street — Colin  S.  Caird, 
manager 

KILLIN  Andrew,  shoemaker,  12  Inverkip  street 

KILLINGr  Samuel,  grocer,  8  East  Shaw  street 

KILLOCH  Eobert,  carpenter,  6  East  Blackball  street 

KILPUTUCK  Stewart,  labourer,  15  St  Lawrence  street 

KINCAID  Thomas,  ropemaker,  15  West  Stewart  street 

Kincaid  Thomas,  shipowner,  Quarry  bank,  5  Eldon  street 

KING-  Alexander,  carter,  36  West  Burn  street 

King  Andrew,  joiner,  7  Tobago  street 

King  Galbraith,  sawyer,  Caledonian  saw  mills 

King  James,  miller,  37  Lyiiedoch  street 

King  James,  gardener,  5  Watt  street 

King  John,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 

King  John,  labourer,  46  Cathcart  street 

King  Lindsay,  12  Hamilton  street 

King  Eobert,  sawyer,  6  Eoslin  street 

King  Eobert,  miller,  35  East  Shaw  street 

King  Thomas,  carter,  4  Yirginia  street 


DIRECTORY.  97 


King  Thomas,  H.M.  Customs.     House,  Mount  pleasant 

King  Thomas,  writer,  2  Watt  place.     House,  18  Margaret  st. 

King  William,  letter  carrier.  Post  oflS.ce 

King  William,  coachman,  20  Market  street 

King  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  3  Crawfurd  street 

King  Mrs  Eobert,  spirit  dealer,  69  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

KINLOCH  Mrs  Archibald,  34  Ann  street 

Kinloch  Mrs  William,  26  Oartsburn  street 

KINNAIED  James,  ropespinner,  28  Eoxburgh  street 

Kinnaird  John,  cooper,  4  Lower  Ingleston 

KINNELL  James,  warehouseman,  4  Watt  street 

KINNON  John,  boilermaker,  2  Springkell  street 

KIEK  Adam  &  Co.,  tanners  and  curriers,  YHarvie  lane 

Kirk  John,  mason,  63  Eoxburgh  street 

Kirk  Eobert,  builder,  12  Bruce  street 

Kirk  Eobert,  druggist,  2  William  street.     House,  10  Nelson 
street,  west 

Kirk  Miss,  fruiterer,  43  Inverkip  street 

Kirk  Mrs  Adam,  37  Ann  street 

Kirk  Mrs  Thomas,  39  Lynedoch  street 

KIEKHAM  Mrs,  5  West  Stewart  street 

KIEKPTEICK  George,    Customhouse    boatman,   40  Dal- 
rymple  street 

Kirkpatrick  James,  gardener,  28  West  Burn  street.     House 
and  gardens.  Mount  park 

Kirkpatrick  John  W.,  clerk,  Post-office 

KIEKWOOD  Alexander,  mason,  7  Bruce  street 

Kirkwood  Archibald,  causewayer,  4  Eoslin  street 

Kirkwood  James,  spirit  dealer,  10  East  breast.     House,  do. 

Kirkwood  James,  builder,  20  Antigua  street 

Kirkwood  John,  joiner,  19  Bearhope  street 

Kirkwood  Thomas,  mason.  Warden's  land,  Holmscroft  st,, 
east 

Kirkwood  William,  engineer,  6  John  street 

Kirkwood  Miss  Elizabeth,  fruiterer  and  poulterer,  5  Wniiam 
street.    House^  10  East  breast 

j2 


DIRECTORY. 


KITCHEN  James,  labourer,  8  Ann  street 
Kitclien  Eobert,  labourer,  19  Artbur  street 
KNAG-aS  George,  porter,  1  William  street 
Knaggs  G-eorge,  pilot,  15  Crawfurd  street 
KNOX  Thomas,  carj)enter,  3  Upper  crescent 
Knox  Mrs,  grocer,  30  Ann  street 


LAFFEETY  Edward,  labourer,  40  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 

LafFerty  James,  labourer,  3  Sir  Micbael  street 

LAINGr  Andrew,  bookseller  and  binder,  49  Cathcart  street. 

House,  Mount  pleasant 
LAIED  Alexander,  carter,  7  Springkell  street 
Laird  Alexander,  railway  porter,  7  East  Sbaw  street 
Laird  Alexander,  cburch  officer,  16  Bearhope  street 
Laird  Alexander,  sugarboiler,  41  Eue-end  street 
Laird  Alexander  &  Sons,  steam-packet  agents,  2  Cross-shore  st 
Laird  Dayid,  carter,  9  Bearhope  street 
Laird  George  E.,  of  Henderson,  Laird  &  Co.      House,  13 

Mearns  street 
Laird  James,  farmer,  Berryyards 
Laird  James,  shoemaker,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Laird  James,  grinder,  9  John  street 
Laird  John,  farmer.  Bow,  Inverkip  road 
Laird  John,  cowfeeder,  9  John  street 
Laird  Thomas,  shoemaker,  7  Hutcheson's  court,  Cartsdyke 
Laird  William,  shopman,  23  East  Shaw  street 
Laird  William,  labourer,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Laird  Miss,  feuar,  48  Inverkip  street 
Laird  Mrs  Alexander,  lodgings,  39  Cathcart  street 
Laird  Mrs  Archibald,  lodgings,  2  Eue-end  street 
Laird  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  62  Eegent  street 
Laird  Mrs  Sarah,  spirit  dealer,  6  Ann  street 
LAMB  Laurence,  assistant  inspector  of  the  fisheries.     Office, 

3  Bank  street.    House,  12  Brisbane  street 


DIRECTORY.  99 


Lamb  Thomas  &  Sons,  joiners,  blockmakers,  sliip  carpenters, 

cabinetmakers,  turners,  and  glaziers,  30  Market  st. 
Lamb  William  L.,  of  Thomas  Lamb  &  Sons.      House,  Fox 

street 
Lamb  Mrs  Thomas,  5  Trafalgar  street 
LAMBOUElSrE  William,  mariner,  70  Eosburgh  street 
LAMONT  Alexander,  carter,  25  Eegent  street 
Lamont  Alexander,  carpenter,  7  Nicholson  street 
Lament  Angus,  carpenter,  7  Market  street 
Lamont  Colin,  jun.,   banker,  Union  Bank,  1  Hamilton   st. 

House,  36  Eldon  street 
Lamont  C.  D.,  accountant  of  Union  Bank  of  Scotland.    Ho., 

36  Eldon  street 
Lamont  Daniel,  engineer,  13  Lynedoch  street 
Lamont  Duncan,  carpenter,  7  Market  street 
Lamont  Duncan,  joiner,  28  Hutcheson's  court,  Cartsdyke 
Lamont  Duncan,  mariner.  Hill-end 
Lamont  John,  fireman,  60  Eoxburgh  street 
Lamont  John,  watchmaker,  22  Stanners  street 
Lamont  John,  carpenter,  25  Eegent  street 
Lamont  Michael,  labourer,  14  Tobago  street 
Lamont  Neil,  tailor  and  clothier,  19  Hamilton  street.      Ho., 

9  Captain  street 
Lamont  Thomas  E.,  artist,  36  Eldon  street 
Lamont  William,  carpenter,  1  Upper  crescent 
Lamont  William,  labourer,  7  Cartsburn  street 
Lamont  Mrs  James,  3  Virginia  street 
Lamont  Mrs  Hugh,  34  Ann  street 
Lamont  Mrs  J.,  16  Antigua  street 
Lamont  Miss,  dressmaker,  27  Nicholson  street 
Lamont  Mrs,  26  Sir  Michael  street  :, 

Lamont  Mrs,  2  Duncan  street  . 

LANDLES  William,  joiner,  8  East  Shaw  street 
LANE  Eichard,  landing-waiter,  3  Lyle  street 
LANG-  Archibald,  bookseller,  9  John  street 
Lang  &  Aitken,  wrights,  1 5  Bogle  street 


100  DIEECTORY. 


Lang  Daniel,    at   Cunningliam  &  M'Oaskill's,     House,   6 

Chapel  street 
Lang  Daniel,  engineer,  11  Lyle  street 
Lang  Gabriel,  spirit  dealer,  4  Bearhope  street 
Lang  Hugh,  smith,  8  Ingleston  street 
Lang  James,  jun.,  of  Cartsburn  Sugar  Eefining  Co.     House, 

11  Lynedoch  street 
Lang  James,  of  Lang  &  Aitken.     House,  11  Lynedoch  st. 
Lang  John,  engineer,  19  Arthur  street 
Lang  John,  blockmaker,  8  Ann  street 

Lang  John,  grocer,  25  Dalrymple  street.     Ho.,  19  Bank  st. 
Lang  John,  of  P.  Maccallum  &  Sons.     House,  18  Ardgowan 

squ.are 
Lang  John,  boatman,  30  Dalrymple  street 
Lang  John,  moulder,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Lang  Matthew,  carter  and  cowfeeder,  51  Eoxburgh  street 
Lang  Eobert,  joiner,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
Lang  Eobert,  saw  sharper,  Caledonian  saw  mills 
Lang  Eobert,   builder.     Yard,  5  Tobago  street.     House,  6 

Trafalgar  street 
Lang  Eobert,  cabinetmaker,  32  Charles  street.     House,  22 

Crawfurd  street 
Lang  Eobert,  grocer,  13  Cartsburn  street 
Lang  Eobert,  steward,  22  Cathcart  street 
Lang  &  Eoberts,  tailors,  4  Hamilton  street 
Lang  E.,  of  Lang  &  Eoberts.     House,  4  Hamilton  street 
Lang  Samuel,  cooper,  45  Cathcart  street 
Lang  William,  engineer,  12  St  Lawrence  street 
Lang  WiUiam,  smith,  4  Hill  street 
Lang  William,  joiner,  25  Arthur  street 
Lang  Miss  Jane,  grocer,  6  Chapel  street 
Lang  Mrs  John,  35  East  Shaw  street 
Lang  Mrs,  18  Ardgowan  square 
Lang  Mrs,  lodgings,  19  Cathcart  street 
LANG  WILL  Archibald,  writer,  8  Hamilton  street.     House, 
18  Kelly  Street 


DIRECTOEYi  101 


Langwill  Jolm,  shipmaster,  9  Captain  street 

LAPSLEY  Miss,  lodgings,  10  Antigua  street 

LAEKIE  Neil,  labourer,  30  Inverkip  street 

LAEKIN  William,  labourer,  1  Charles  street 

LATHAM  David  M.,   banker,   Eoyal  Bank  of  Scotland- 
House,  Seafield,  1  Margaret  street 

LATTA  James,  coachman,  Eosneath  street 

LAUDEE  James,  mariner,  7  West  breast 

LAUaHTON  James,  labourer,  12  Eopework  street 

Laughton  Eev.   William,   minister    of    St    Thomas'    Free 
Church.     House,  21  Union  street 

LAIJEIE  Alexander,  steward,  1  Hope  street 

Laurie  Donald,  porter,  36  Hamilton  street 

Laurie  &  Fleming,  carvers  and  gilders,  1  Bank  street 

Laurie  James,  joiner,  3  Under  crescent 

Laurie  James,  carpenter,  6  Chapel  street 

Laurie  James,  of  Laurie  &  Fleming.     Ho. ,  3  Lyle  street 

Laurie  John,  carpenter,  5  Springkell  street 

Laurie  Neil,  blockmaker,  24  Brisbane  street 

Laurie  Eobert,  carver  and  gilder,  8  Antigua  street 

LAVENS  Eobert,  carpenter,  13  Hamilton  street 

LAW  Archibald,  sailmaker,  24  Hamilton  street  , 

Law  Charles,  pattern  maker,  3  Arthur  street 

Law  John,  boilermaker,  Carmichael's  land.  Upper  crescent 

Law  William,  labourer,  26  Cartsburn  street 

Law  Mrs  Archibald,  43  Crawfurd  street 

Law  Mrs  James,  33  Nicholson  street 

Law  Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Shaw  street 

LAWDEE  Miss  A.,  matron.  House  of  Eefuge,  Ingleston  st. 

LAWSON  Alexander,  labourer,  3  John  street 

Lawson  David,  carpenter,  13  Lyle  street 

Lawson  John,  grocer,  7  Dalrymple  street.     House,  31  Lyne- 
doch  street 

Lawson  William,  labourer,  Hutcheson's  court,  Cartsdyke 
Lawson  Mrs  Jane,  21  Nicholson  street 
LECK  Eobert,  rivetter,  11  West  breast 


1 02  DIRECTORY. 


LB  OKIE  Arcliibald,  painter,  1  Eegent  street 

Lecliie  Misses,  19  Antigua  street 

LEE  Robert,  deep  sea  pilot,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  street, 

east 
Lee  Eobert,  labourer,  9  Market  street 
LEES  Thomas,  joiner,  48  Nelson  street,  west 
Lees  Thomas,  labourer,  11  Charles  street 
Lees  Mrs  George,  25  Arthur  street 
LEFEINANN  L.,  ship  broker  and  commission  agent,  2  West 

quay,  Grreenock,  and  97  Union  street,  Glasgow 
LEISHMAN  James,  brassfounder,  32  Eegent  street 
LEISK  Adam,  collector  of  harbour  dues,  6  Kilblain  street 
LEITCH  Alexander,  shipmaster,  20  Inverkip  street 
Leitch  Angus,  painter,  15  Inverkip  street 
Leitch  Angus,  labourer,  16  Ann  street 
Leitch  Arthur  O.,  of  Quintin  Leitch  &  Co.,  insurance  agent, 

City  Bank  buildings.     House,  Madeira  lodge,  Newark 

street 
Leitch  Daniel,  law  clerk,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
Leitch  Daniel,  painter,  33  Lynedoch  street 
Leitch  Dugald,  carter.  Orchard  cottage,  Cartsburn 
Leitch  Duncan,  spirit  dealer,  14  Shaw  street.     House,  do. 
Leitch  Duncan,  coachman,  48  Nelson  street,  west 
Leitch  James,  sailmaker,  1  Duncan  street 
Leitch  John,  mariner,  10  West  breast 
Leitch  John,  steamboatman,  3  Shannon's  close 
Leitch  John,  joiner,  66  East  Hamilton  street 
Leitch  John,  ropespinner,  13  West  Blackball  street 
Leitch  John,   painter  and  paper-hanger,   10  West  breast. 

House,  1  Einnart  terrace 
Leitch  Neil,  steamboat  master,  18  Bogle  street 
Leitch  Patrick,  shipmaster,  13  Ardgowan  square 
Leitch  Uuintin  &  Co.,  rope  manufacturers,  11  West  breast 
Leitch  William  0.,  of  Quintin  Leitch  &  Co.     Ho.,  Madeira 

lodge,  Newark  street 
Leitch  Mrs  Alexander,  Fletcher's  cottage,  Mearns  street 


DIRECTORY.  103 


LeitcliMrs  Jolin,  13  Ardgowan  square 

Leitch.  Mrs  Neil,  spirit  dealer,  3  Shannon's  close 

Leitch  Mrs  William,  Madeira  lodge,  Newark  street 

Leitch  Mrs  D.,  50  Shaw  street 

LENAED  James,  cooper,  38  West  Burn  street 

LENAG-HEN  William,  sawyer,  94  East  Hamilton  street 

LENNOX  Charles,  joiner,  16  Antigua  street 

Lennox  Hugh,  grocer,  5  Lyle  street.     House,  do. 

Lennox  John  &  Co.,  felt  manufacturers,  Caledonian  Felt 
Works,  29  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Lennox  Neil,  smith,  11  Cartsburn  street 

Lennox  John,  of  John  Lennox  &  Co.  House,  6  East  Black- 
hall  street 

LESLIE  James,  hoilermaker,  7  John  street 

Leslie  Williatm  Duncan,  haircutter  and  manufacturing  per' 
fumer,  2  Cathcart  square.     House,  36  Ann  street 

LETHAM  William,  clerk,  Armadale  place,  Bank  street 

Letham  Mrs,  13  Brisbane  street 

LEYY  Thomas,  lodgings,  21  West  Burn  street 

LEWIS  John,  huckster,  18  Dalrymple  street 

Lewis  Mrs,  18  Duncan  street 

LICKEISH  William,  boilermaker,  5  Arthur  street 

LIDDLE  Archibald,  joiner,  5  Dellingburn  street 

Liddle  James,  joiner,  2  Bruce  street 

Liddle  Eobert,  joiner,  8  Ingleston  street 

Liddle  Mrs,  8  Trafalgar  street 

LILLET  John,  labourer,  1  Clarence  street 

LINDSAY  James,  joiner,  3  York  street 

Lindsay  John,  mariner,  32  Dalrymple  street 

Lindsay  John,  slater,  13  Inverkip  street 

Lindsay  Luke,  late  watch-maker,  Mount  view  cottage 

Lindsay  WiUiam  &  Co.,  ship  and  insurance  agents.  Excise 
buildings 

Lindsay  William,  shoemaker,  1  East  Shaw  street 

Lindsay  William,  of  William  Lindsay  &  Co,  House,  32 
Forsyth  street 


104  DIEECTOHY. 


Lindsay  Miss,  24  Brisbane  street 

Lindsay  Miss  Margaret,  Prospect  hill  Ann,  street 

Lindsay  Miss,  Prospect  Ml,  Ann  street 

LITTLE  James,   spirit  dealer,   1  East  breast.      House,  22 

Bank  street 
Little  James,  Customs.     House,  6  Brougbam  street 
Little  James  &  Co.,  mercbants  aM  commission  agents.  Ex- 
cise buildings 
Little  Eobert,  of  James  Little  &  Co.     House,  Hopeton,  42 

Union  street 
Little  Eobert,  tinsmith,  11  East  Quay  lane 
Little  Mrs  James,  feuar,  6  Brougham  street 
LIVEE  Mrs,  30  Nicholson  street 
LIVEEPOOL  Traders'   Office,    1   West  quay.      Archibald 

M*Kenzie,  agent 
Liverpool  Traders'  Office,  Excise  buildings.     Wm.  Lindsay 

&  Co.,  agents 
LIYINGSTON  Alexander,  blockmaker,  1  Hill  street 
Livingston  Donald,  boot  and  shoemaker,  5  East  Shaw  street. 

House,  17  Jamaica  street 
Livingston  Dugald,  cooper,  12  Nicholson  street 
Livingston  John,  gardener,  26  Yennel.     House  and  gardens, 

Holmscroft  street,  west 
Livingston  Ann,  furrier,  17  Jamaica  street 
Livingston  Miss,  fruiterer,  33  Cathcart  street 
Livingston  Mrs  Angus,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Livingston  Mrs  John,  11  West  breast 
LLOYD'S  Eegister  of  British  and  Foreign  shipping.     Office, 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  street 
LOCHHEAD  James  Lamont,  M.D.,  physician  and  surgeon- 

Consulting  rooms,  35  Hamilton  st.     Ho.,  73  Eegent  st. 
Lochhead  Matthew  J.,  engineer,  8  John  street 
Lochhead  Mrs,  23  Brougham  street 
liOCKE   Eobert,    nurseryman,    seedsman,    and  florist,    10 

Hamilton    street.     Nursery,    Eogent  street.     House, 

Mount  park  cottage,  Bank  street 


DIEECTOEY.  105 


LOQ-AN  Alexander,    spirit  dealer,    34    Dabymple    street. 
House,  27  East  Shaw  street 

Logan  Francis,  tinsmith,  36  Crawfurd  street 

Logan  James,  grocer,  2  Inverkip  street 

Logan  James,  potato  mercliant,  27  Market  street 

Logan  James,  spirit  dealer,  31  Eegent  street 

Logan  John,  boatman,  2  East  breast 

Logan  Mrs  William,  grocer,  22  Dalrymple  street.  House, 
13  West  Stewart  street 

LOGdlE  WiUiam,  driH  instructor,  26  Tobago  street 

LONG-WILL  Eobert,  tinsmith,  9  Hamilton  street.  House, 
9  Watt  street 

Longwill  Mrs,  20  West  Blackball  street 

LONGWOETH  Mrs,  23  Sir  Michael  street 

LOEOET  Peter,  seaman's  boarding  house,  8  East  breast 

LOUGHEAN  Joseph,  mate,  4  Sir  Michael  street 

Loughran  Peter,  butter  merchant,  14  Dalrymple  street. 
House,  do. 

LOUIS  Albert,  professor  of  botany,  59  Eue-end  street.  Ho., 
do. 

LOYE  Andrew,  smith,  farrier  and  cartwright,  50  Eue-end 
street.     House,  5  East  Blackball  street 

Love  James,  joiner,  8  Sir  Michael  street 

Love  John,  governor  of  Greenock  prison,  1  Market  st.  Ho., 
Bank  street 

Love  John,  session  clerk,  and  registrar  of  births,  deaths,  and 
marriages,  for  the  East  parish ;  musicseller  and  piano- 
forte maker,  11  Cathcart  street.     House,  do. 

Love  John,  accountant,  Eoyal  Bank  of  Scotland,  38  Cathcart 
street.    House,  above  the  bank 

Love  Eobert,  optician  and  nautical  instrument  maker.  Mount 
place,  Holmscroft  street,  east 

Love  Eobert  Mrs,  15  Stanners  street 

Love  Mrs  John,  Holmscroft  street,  east 

LOW  Archibald,  joiner,  Eobb's  land,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Low  James,  blacksmith,  4  HiU  street 


106  DIEECTORY. 


Low  James,  joiner,  8  Chapel  street 

Low  John,  smith,  8  Ligleston  street 

Low  John  &  Co.,  ship  store  merchants,  2  Open  shore 

Low  John,  of  John  Low  &  Co.    House,  1  Lyle  street 

Low  Mrs,  1  Kelly  street 

LUMSDEN  Miss,  mangier,  12  Liverkip  street 

LUNGIN  William,  labourer,  13  Cartsburn  street 

LUSK  Malcom,  labourer,  3  Sir  Michael  street 

Lusk  Eobert,  wholesale  grocer  and  sugar  broker,  14  Charles 
street.    Plouse,  Eosebank 

LUXMOEE  B.,  E.N.,  25  Kelly  street 

LYALL  James,  bolt,  rivet,  and  nail  manufacturer,  28 
Cartsburn  street.    Office  and  house,  6  Eue-end  street 

LyaU  James,  working-men's  refreshment  rooms,  Victoria 
harbour 

Lyall  Mrs,  10  Laird  street 

LYLE  Abram  &  Sons,  coopers  and  stave  merchants,  6  Nich- 
olson street 

Lyle  Abram,  of  Abram  Lyle  &  Sons.    House,  Eldon  street 

Lyle  Alexander,  moulder,  25  Eegent  street 

Lyle  Edward,  cooper,  11  Nicholson  street 

Lyle  George,  carter,  5  HiUend 

Lyle  John,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  4  West  quay 
lane.    House,  2  Shaw  place 

Lyle  John,  miller  and  spirit  dealer,  18  Inverkip  street 

Lyle  Matthew,  shipmaster,  21  Nicholson  street 

Lyle  Eobert,  cooper,  15  Nelson  street,  west 

Lyle  Thomas,  grocer,  5  Shaw  street 

Lyle  William,  carpenter,  1  Springkell  street 

Lyle  Mrs  D.,  4  Nicholson  street 

LYNCH  Patrick,  rafter,  26  Vennel 

LYON  David,  joiner  and  cabinetmaker,  15  Arthur  street^ 
House,  25  Eegent  street 

Lyon  David,  cowfeeder,  Cartsburn  house 

Lyon  James,  labourer,  30  Sir  Michael  street 

Lyon  James,  cooper,  4  Laird  street 


DIEECTORT.  107 


Lyon  James,  locker,  8  Chapel  street 

Lyon  Joka,  brassfounder,  gasfitter,  &c.,  3  Dellingbnrn  st. 

House,  8  Baker  street 
Lyon  Jokn,  joiner,  23  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Lyon  Malcom,  carpenter,  4  Tobago  street 
Lyon  Miss,  dressmaker,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Lyon  Mrs  Dugald,  12  Bogle  street 
Lyon  Mrs  Eobert,  54  West  Blackball  street 
LYONS  Patrick,  23  Sir  Michael  street 


M* 


M'ADAM  Peter,  feuar,  Glenburn  cottage,  6  Newark  street 

M'Adam  Mrs  Andrew,  11  Lyle  street 

MACALISTEE  Mi's  Daniel,  27  Union  street 

Macalister  &  Fyfe,  ship  chandlers,  oil  and  colour  merchants, 

&c.,  4  East  breast 
Macalister  Andrew,  jun.,  39  Lynedoch  street 
Macalister  Andrew,  senior,  spirit  dealer,  41  Lynedooh  street 
Macalister  Stewart,  of  Customs.      House,  26  Brisbane  street 
MacaHster  Mrs  John,  39  Lynedoch  street 
M'ALLISTER  Angus,  engineer,  12  Under  crescent 
M'AUister  Alexander,  engineer,  4  Lyle  street 
McAllister  Archibald,  steamboat  agent  and  tobacconist,  1  East 

Quay  lane 
M'AUister  Archibald,  chimney  sweep,  7  Drummer's  close 
M'AUister  Colin,  carpenter,  Lang's  land,  Longwell  close 
M'Allister  Daniel,  blockmaker,  43  Crawfurd  street 
M'AUister  Daniel,  sawyer,  11  Cowgate  street 
M'AlUster  James,  smith,  8  East  Shaw  street 
M'Allister  John,  engineer,  46  Cathcart  street 
M'Allister  Peter,  labourer,  2  Union  street 
M'Allister  Miss  E.,  14  Brisbane  street 
M'Allister  Mrs  George,  private  lodgings,  51  Eue-end  street 
M'Allister  Mrs  William,  spirit  dealer,  14  Market  street 
M'Allister  Mrs,  18  Hamilton  street 


i08  DIEECTORY. 


M'Allister  Mrs,  15  Clarence  street 

M'Allister  Mrs,  23  Daliymple  street 

M'Allister  Mrs,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'ALPINB  Duncan,  spirit  dealer,  9  Arthur  street 

M'Alpine  Duncan,  porter,  5  Shannon's  close 

M'Alpine  John,  labourer,  1  West  Stewart  street 

M'Alpine  Eobert,  engineerj  7  Bruce  street 

M'Alpine  Mrs  Daniel,  carter,  25  Bearhope  street 

M'Alpine  Mrs  Duncan,  4  Eorsyth  street 

M'Alpine  Mrs  John,  34  East  Shaw  street 

M' ANALLY  James,  bootmaker,  9  East  Shaw  street 

M'Anally  Patrick,  broker,  8  Manse  lane 

M'ANDEEW  Mrs,  lodgings,  67  Eue-end  street 

M'ANISH  John,  grocer,  30  Vennel 

M'ANTJLTY  Michael,  labourer,  9  East  Quay  lane 

MAOAEA  &  Stark,  clothiers,  National  Bank  buildings,  29 

Cathcart  street 
MacAra  Eenton,  of  MacAra  &  Stark.     Ho.,  9  Trafalgar  st. 
M'AETHUE  Andrew,  carpenter,  33  Lynedoch  street 
M 'Arthur  Archibald,  tailor,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
M 'Arthur  Archibald,  tinsmith,  49  Eoxburgh  street 
M' Arthur  Archibald,  labourer,  11  St  Andrew  street 
M'Arthur  Charles,  baker,  11  Cartsburn  street.     House,  do. 
M'Arthur  CoHn,  labourer,  3  Charles  street 
M'Arthur  David,  carpenter,  Longwell  close 
M'Arthur  Dugald,  tanner,  7  Arthur  street 
M'Arthur  Duncan,  stationer,  and  occulist,  16  Cathcart  street, 

and  librarian  for  Cartsdyke  Mechanics'  Library.     Ho.,  5 

East  Blackball  street 
M'Arthur  Duncan,  tailor,  clothier,  and  hatter,  14  Cathcart 

street.     House,  16  Antigua  street 
M'Arthur  George,  police  officer,  3  Ann  street 
M'Arthur  Hugh,  provision  merchant,  Havelock  buildings, 

15  "West  Blackball  street.     House,  12  Nicholson  street 
M'Arthur  Hugh,  provision  dealer,  35  Hamilton  street.     Ho., 

6  Ardgowan  street,  west 


DIRECTORY.  109 

M'Arth,ur  James,  draper,  9  Eue-cnd  street.     House,  13  do. 

M'Ai'thur  James,  labourer,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Artliur  James,  ropcmaker,  5  West  Quay  lane 

M'Arthur  James,  labourer,  13  St  Andrew  street 

M'Arthur  Jobu,  baker,  11  Bruce  street 

M'Arthur  JuL.n,  clerk,  7  Kelly  street 

M'Artliur  John,   spirit  dealer,   12  East  breast.     House,  1 

William  street 
M'Artkur  John,  labourer,  22  John  street 
M'Arthur  John,  cooper,  3  Tobago  street 
M'Arthur  Peter,  engineer,  31  Lynedocli  street 
M'Arthur  Peter,  shipmaster,  20  West  Plackhall  street 
M'Arthur  Eobert,  spirit  dealer,  31  Vennel 
M'Arthur  Ptobert,  Customhouse  boatman,  97  Regent  street 
M'Arthur  Thomas,  mariner,  2  Charles  street 
M'Arthur  Thomas,  coopci%  31  Ilamilton  street 
M'Arthur  Wdliam,  of  WiUiam  M'Arthur  &   Co.     House, 

Pinnart 
M'Arthur  William,  11  Under  crescent 
M'Arthur  &  Co.,  shipbrokcrs  and  commission  agents,  23 

Cathcart  street 
M'Arthur  ITvs  A.,  22  Lyncdoch  street 
M'Arthur  ]\Irs  Alexander,  11  Aithur  street 
M'Arthur  ]\lrs  Janet,  22  Ann  street 
M'Arthur  Ji'Irs  Lachlan,  32  Invcrkip  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs,  3  Lower  Ingleston 
M'Arthur  Mrs,  40  l^haw  street 
M'Arthur  ]\Irs,  matron,  Poorhousc,  Captain  street 
M'ArLhur  ]\Irs,  milliner,  48  Inverkip  street 
M'Ai'thur  jMrs,  5  Crawfard  street 
MACAUIAY  John,  feuar,  BcUevue,  17  Eldon  street 
Macaluay  Thomas,  feuar,  PcUevue,  17  Eldon  street 
M'AULAY  Aulay,  locker,  ]\Iouut  place,  Ilolmscroft  st,  east 
M'Aulay  C'Onual,  tailor  and  clothier,  22  Markct^^street 
M'Aulay  David,  labourer,  7  Cartsburn  street 
M* Aulay  James,  cooper,  40  West  Burn  street 

x2 


110  DIEECTOHY. 

M'Aulay  Samuel,  labourer,  15  Cartsburn  street 

M'Aulay  Tbomas,  cooper,  1  West  Stewart  street 

M'Aulay  William,  refreshment  room  keeper,  12  East  Quay 

lane.     House,  1  Watt  place 
M'Aulay  Miss,  Boyd  place,  31  West  Blackball  street 
M'AUSLAND  Arcbibald,  cooper,  3  West  Burn  street 
M'Ausland  David,  currier,  44  East  Hamilton  street 
M'Ausland  James,  labourer,  57  Sbaw  street 
M'Ausland  Jobn,  grocer,  36  West  Blackball  street 
M'Ausland  Mrs,  Boyd  place,  31  West  Blackball  street 
M'BAIN  Donald,  labourer,  5  Hill  street 
M'Bain  Hugb,  mariner,  34  Dalrymple  street 
M'BAY  Tbomas,  leatber  merchant,  4  Dalrymple  street 
M'BEITH  William,  pointsman,  2  Jobn  street 
M'BEIDE  Alexander,  shipmaster,  15  West  Stewart  street 
M'Bride  Arcbibald,  deep-sea  pilot,  22  Sugarbouse  lane 
M'Bride  Charles,  huckster,  38  Yennel 
M'Bride  James,  of  Kerrs  &  M'Bride.     House,  Dungourney, 

Newark  street 
M'Bride  James,  smith,  4  Wilson  place,  Ingleston  street,  east 
M'Bride  John,  sawyer,  3  West  Burn  street 
M'Bride  John,  carpenter,  18  John  street 
M'Bride  Neil,  fireman,  12  Tobago  street 
M'Bride  Peter,  of  Kerrs  &  M'Bride.    House,  Clyde  bank,  16 

Eldon  street 
M'Bride  Miss  Janet,  95  Eegent  street 
M'Bride  Mrs,  27  Eoxburgb  street 
M'Bride  Mrs,  dressmaker,  4  Antigua  street 
M'Bride  Mrs,  6  Stanners  street 
M'CABE  Jobn,  carpenter,  44  Shaw  street 
M'CAEEEETY  James,  boatman,  7  West  breast 
M'CaflFerty  Peter,  sailmaker,  32  Ann  street 
M'CAIG  Donald,  mason,  5  Ejlblain  street 
M'Caig  James,  carj)enter,  5  Lynedocb  street 
M^CALL  Archibald,  general  grocer,  24  Hamilton  street  and 

63  Eue-end  street.    House,  55  Eegent  street 


DIRECTORY.  Ill 


M'Call  Neil,  baker,  48  Shaw  street.     Ho.,  10  William  street 

M'Call  Thomas,  civil  engineer  and  railway  contractor,   47 
Lynedoch  street 

M'Call  "Walter,  joiner,  15  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Call  William,  carter,  5  Hill  street 

MACCALLUM  Alexander,    flesher,    31   Eoxburgh   street. 
House,  32  Ann  street 

Maccallnm  P.  &  Sons,  iron,  steel,  copper,  and  yellow  metal 
merchants,  14  Cathcart  street 

Maccallum  Thomas  Park,  of  Maccallum  &  Sons.     House,  3 
Forsyth  street 

M'CALLUM  Alexander,  carter,  15  Arthur  street 

M'Callum  Archibald,  writer,  23  Cathcart  street,  and  Port- 
Glasgow.     House,  Seafield,  Pox  street 

M'Callum  Allan,  porter,  19  Hamilton  street 

M'Callum  Archibald,   writer,   and  procurator  fiscal  of  the 
Town  of  Greenock,  6  Hamilton  street.     Ho.,  14 Kelly  st 

M'Callum  D.,  shipmaster,  28  Brisbane  street 

M'Callum  Donald,  gardener,  Drumfrochar  road 

M'Callum  Donald,  labourer,  33  Regent  street 

M'Callum  Duncan,  smith,  19  Hamilton  street 

M'Callum  Duncan,  of  M'Nab  &  Co.     Ho.,  21  Patrick  st. 

M'Callum  Duncan,  shipmaster,  26  Hamilton  street] 

M'Callum  Duncan,  ropemaker,  16  Bearhope  street 

M'Callum  Edward,  merchant,  36  Shaw  st.     House,  5  Cross- 
shore  street 

M'Callum  Hugh,  draper,  15  West  Blackhall  street.     House, 
10  Laird  street 

M'Callum  Hugh,  labourer,  5  Shaw  street 

M'Callum  James,  cooper,  21  Ann  street 

M'Callum.  John,  smith,  1  Arthur  street 

M'Callum  John,  engineer,  30  Eegent  street 

M'Callum  John,  twine  and  ropemaker.     Eopework,  Eegent 

street 
M'Callum  Malcom,  carpenter,  2  Open  shore 
M'Callum  Neil,  labourer,  13  West  Blackhall  street 


112  DIEECTOHY. 


M'Callum  Neil,  smith,  8  Hill  street 

M' Galium  Neil,  labourer,  14  St  Andrew  street 

M'Oallum  Neil,  carpenter,  4  Dalrymple  street 

M' Galium  Norman,  Mount  place,  Ann  street 

M' Galium  Peter,  curator,  Mechanics'  Institution,  9  Tobago  st. 

M'Oallum  Peter,  feuar,  1  West  Stewart  street 

M'Oallum  Miss  Gatherine,  grocer,  10  East  Shaw  street 

M'Oallum  Miss,  lodgings,  17  Bruce  street 

M'Oallum  IMrs,  spirit  dealer,  1  Eogent  street 

M'Oallum  Mrs  Daniel,  spirit  dealer,  7  East  breast 

M'Oallum  Mrs  Duncan,  lodgings,  8  Oartsburn  street 

M'Oallum  ]\Irs  John,  28  Orawfurd  street 

M'Oallum  Mrs,  lodgings,  35  Oathcart  street 

M'GAMMOND  David,  hotel-keeper,  ■\Vheat  Sheaf  hotel,  4 

Ohurch  place 
M'OANDLISH  William,  cowfeeder,  22  Oartsburn  street 
M'OANN  Charles,  flesher,  16  Hamilton  street.     Ho.,  14  do. 
M'Oann  William  M.  B.,  shipmaster,  3  Kelly  street 
M'OAETNEY  David,  cooper,  20  Ann  street 
M'Oartncy  David,  carter,  3  Captain  street 
M'Oartnoy  William,  coachman,  65  Roxburgh  street 
M'Oartuey  William,  foreman  carpenter,  7  William  street 
M'GASIQLL  Kenneth,  jun.,  of  Glasgow  and  Greenock  Ship- 
ping Go.     House,  26  Brisbane  street 
M' GAYER  Robert,  broker,  14  Market  street 
M'GAW  David,  spirit  dealer,  12  Yennel 
M'Oaw  James,  labourer,  10  East  Shaw  street 
M'Oaw  John,  spirit  dealer,  7  ]\Iid  breast 
M'Oaw  William,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  Harvie  lane.     Ho., 

9  Watt  street 
M'OHLERY  James,  pilot,  1  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
M'CLELLAN  Thomas,  draughtsman,  at  IMaster  of  Works' 

'    office,  5  Jamaica  street.     House,  Holmscroft  st.,  west 
M'CLURE  John,  boarding-house,  26  Dalryniple  street 
M'Olurc  William,  writer  and  insurance  agent,  40  Oathcart 
street.    House,  Mayfield,  60  Union  street 


DUtECTORY.  113 


M'COLL  Alexander,  carpenter,  11  Under  crescent 

M'CoU  Donald,  joiner,  67  Eue-end  street 

M'CoIl  Donald,  carpenter,  15  Baker  street 

M'OoU  Duncan,  joiner,  29  Eegent  street 

M'Ooll  Duncan,  gardener,  17  Brougham  street 

M'CoU  James,  railway  porter,  3  Hill  street 

M'Ooll  James,  carter,  Drumfrocliar  road 

M'Coll  John,    smith  and  sugar  mould  manufacturer,    13 

Chapel  street.     House,  8  Hill  street 
M'Coll  Malcom,  labourer,  35  Hamilton  street 
M'Coll  Neil,  joiner,  15  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Coll  Miss  M.,  9  Argyle  street 
M'Coll  Mrs,  lodgings,  14  Hamilton  street 
M'Coll  Mrs,  lodgings,  15  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'COMB  John,  shoemaker,  14  St  Andrew  street 
M'CONNELL  Allan,  sawyer,  42  Inverkip  street 
M'Connell  Hugh,  flesher,  25  Market  street 
M'Connell  William,  carter,  Botftbhouse  lane,  Cartsdyke 
M'Connell  Miss  Isabella,  17  Broi^a^am  street 
M'Connell  Mrs,  poulterer,  31  Hamilton  street 
M'CONNECHIE  Alexander,  carpenter,  7  Arthur  street 
M'Connechie  Alexander,  mason,  32  Inverkip  street 
M'COEMACK  James,  telegraphist.  Electric  and  Internation- 
al Telegraph  office,  Eailway  station.     House,  34  Eegent 
street 
M'COEMICK  Andrew,  labourer,  36  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Cormick  Donald,  shoemaker,  12  East  Quay  lane 
M'Cormick  Hugh,  labourer,  17  Clarence  street 
M'Cormick  John,  labourer,  15  St  Lawrence  street 
M'Cormick  Neil,  baker,  3  Salmon  street 
M'Cormick  Miss,  9  Watt  street 
M'Cormick  Mrs,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
M'COEQUODALE  Allan,  carpenter,  13  West  Stewart  st, 
M'Corquodale  Allan,  labourer,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Corquodale  Daniel,  carpenter,  6  Upper  crescent 
M'Corquodale  Duncan,  storeman,  13  West  Blackball  street 


114  DrRECTORt-. 

M'Oorquodale  Edward,  smitli,  Overton 
M'Oorqnodale  James,  shopman,  34  Charles  street 
M'Oorquodale  John,  pilot,  26  Dalrymple  street 
M'Oorquodale  John,  shoemaker,  32  Ann  street 
M'Oorquodale  John,  timekeeper,  1  Lyle  street 
M'Oorquodale  John,  labourer,  3  Orawfurd  street 
M'Oorquodale  Mrs,  Longwell  close 
M'Oorquodale  Mrs,  lodgings,  11  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 
M'Oorquodale  Mrs,  30  Market  street 
M'OOERY  Peter,  smith,  15  Arthur  street 
M'OOSHIN  Donald,  glazier,  27  Eoxburgh  street 
M'COSKEE  John,  assistant  pawnbroker,  2  Church  place 
M'Cosker  Joseph,  broker,  3  William  street.    Ho.,  2  Church 

place 
M'COUL  Walter,  joiner,  15  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 
M'OOWAN  John,  engineer,  Drumfrochar  road 
M' CO  WAT  Archibald,  baker,  4  Bruce  street 
M'CEACKEN  George,  baker,  21  Yennel 
M'OEACKEIT  Peter,  teacher,  Fairrie's  school,  21  Shaw  st. 

House,  7  Brisbane  street 
M'CEADIE  John,  mariner,  3  Manse  lane 
M'CEAE  Daniel,   grease  merchant,   44  Dalrymple  street. 

House,  Eosebank  cottage,  23  Nelson  street,  west 
M'Crae  Duncan,  rigger,  26  Vennel 
M'Crae  James,  labourer,  13  Nicholson  street 
M'CEAIN  Murdoch,  mariner,  38  West  Burn  street 
M'CEEA  James,  shoemaker,  44  Inverkip  street 
M'CEINDLE  Mrs  William,  3  East  Stewart  street 
M'CUAIG  Peter,  joiner,  56  Vennel 
M'Cuaig  Samuel,  of  Smith  &  M'Ouaig.    Ho.,  63  Eoxburgh 

street 
M'Cuaig  Ann,  furnishing  shop,  26  Charles  street 
M'OUE  James,  plasterer,  8  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Oue  John,  huckster,  61  Dalrymple  street 
M'CULLOCH  Alexander,  butcher,  6  Inverkip  st.    Ho.,  do. 
M'Culloch  Alexander,  smith,  11  Under  crescent 


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DIBECTORY.  115 


M'Cullocli  Eev.  James  Melville,  D.D.,  minister  of  West  par- 
ish.    House,  20  Patrick  street 
M'Cullocli  John,  shipmaster,  6  Chapel  street 
M'Culloch  John,  engine  driver,  27  Lynedoch  street 
M'CuUoch  John,  grocer,  25  East  Shaw  street 
M'Culloch  Joseph,  patternmaker,  8  Hill  street 
M'Culloch  Matthew,  labourer,  4  Wilson  place,  Ingleston  road 
M'Culloch  Peter,  engineer,  3  John  street 
M'Culloch  Thomas,  cooper,  3  Cowgate  street 
M'Culloch  William,  smith,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Culloch,  Miss,  13  West  Stewart  street 
MACCUNN  John,   shipowner.   Excise  buildings.    House, 

Thornhill,  37  Union  street 
M'CUNN  James,  bookseller  and  stationer,  3  Hamilton  st. 

House,  10  Kilblain  street 
M'Cunn  James,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  12  Kilblain 

street.    House,  10  do. 
M'Cunn  Miss  Janet,  spirit  dealer,  14  East  Shaw  street 
M'CUEDT  Angus,  carpenter,  23  Dalrymple  street 
M'Curdy  James,  carpenter,  15  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Curdy  Neil,  carpenter,  56  Dalrymple  street 
M'Curdy  Neil,  carpenter,  7  Eopework  street 
M'CUTCHEON  Hugh,  grocer,  26  Arthur  street.    House,  5 

Springkell  street 
M'DEAD  Arthur,  taUor,  7  West  BlackhaU  street 
M'Dead  Henry,  painter,  3  Shannon's  close 
MACDEEMOTT  Alexander,  grocer,  11  Eue-end  st.    House, 

5  East  Blackhall  street 
M'DEAEMID  Donald,  labourer,  10  Cartsburn  street 
M'Dearmid  Donald,  labourer,  Lindsay's  land,  Crescent 
M'Dearmid  Hugh,  fireman,  1  Stanners  street 
M'Dearmid  John,  mason,  19  Bearhope  street 
MACDONALD  Alexander,  writer,  3  Bank  street.    House, 

Lillybank,  Gourock 
Macdonald  Charles,  of  Macdonald,  Cunningham  &  Co.    Ho.^ 

2  Patrick  street 


116  DIEECTORY. 

Macdonald,  Cunningliam  &  Co.,  ship  and  insurance  brokers, 

and  commission  merchants,  23  Cathcart  street 
Macdonald  Donald,  of  Macdonald,  Hutcheson  &  Co.    House, 

21  Ardgowan  square 
Macdonald,  Hutcheson  &  Co.,  sugar  merchants  and  produce 

brokers,  40  Cathcart  street 
Macdonald  John,  boatbuilder,  9  Virginia  street.     House,  13 

Mearns  street 
Macdonald  P.  Eobertson,  of  Kenneth  &  M'Donald.    House, 

6  Brougham  street 
Macdonald  Mrs,  hotel  keeper.  Tontine,  34  Cathcart  street 
Macdonald  Mrs,  6  Brougham  street 
M'DONALD  Alexander,  smith,  15  Stanners  street 
M'Donald  Alexander,  teacher  of  navigation,  4  Mansionhouse 

lane 
M'Donald  Alexander,  carpenter,  43  Cathcart  street 
M'Donald  Alexander,  labourer,  4*7  Lynedoch  street 
M'Donald  Alexander,  cooper,  5  Bogle  street 
M'Donald  Allan,  carpenter.  Union  court 
M'Donald  Allan,  rigger,  8  East  Quay  lane 
M'Donald  Andrew,  hatter  and  draper,  33  West  Burn  street 
M'Donald  Angus,  Queen's  porter,  15  Brisbane  street 
M'Donald  Archibald,  labourer,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Donald  Charles,  smith,  3  Charles  street 
M'Donald  Daniel,    joiner   and  blockmaker,    Customhouse 

place.     House,  6  Trafalgar  street 
M'Donald  Donald,  sawyer,  Thomson's  land,  Crescent 
M'Donald  Donald,  carpenter,  6  West  Stewart  street 
M'Donald  Donald,  cooper,  26  Crawfurd  street 
M'Donald  Duncan,  carpenter,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Donald  Ewing,  carpenter,  2  William  street 
M'Donald  George,  labourer,  11  Charles  street 
M'Donald  James,  storekeeper,  2  St  Andrew  street 
M'Donald  James,  mate,  14  Cathcart  street 
M'Donald  James,  engineer,  1  Carnock  street 
M'Donald  John,  carter,  5  Eue-end  street 


DIBECTORY.  117 


M'Donald  JoLn,  labourer,  49  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 

M'Donald  Jolm,  tailor,  12  Tobago  street 

M'Donald  John,  of  New  Clyde  Towing  Co.  House,  2  Craw- 
ford street 

M'Donald  Malcom,  carpenter,  40  Sbaw  street 

M'Donald  Neil,  shoemaker,  25  Vennel 

M'Donald  NeH,  tailor  and  clothier,  31  Cathcart  street.  Ho., 
4  Mansionhouse  lane 

M'Donald  Eobert,  inspector  of  police,  9  Bruce  street 

M'Donald  Ronald,  eating-house  keeper,  6  East  breast.  Ho., 
9  Cathcart  street 

M'Donald  Eonald,  4  Mansionhouse  lane 

M'Donald  William,  shoemaker,  12  Cartsburn  street.  Ho., 
15  Crawfurd  street 

M'Donald  Miss,  feuar,  12  Watt  street 

M'Donald  Miss,  12  Inverkip  street 

M'Donald  Mrs  Alexander,  Holmscroft  street,  west 

M'Donald  Mrs  D.,  huckster,  5  Broad  close 

M'Donald  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  20  West  Blackball  street 

M'Donald  Mrs,  26  Cartsburn  street 

M'Donald  Mrs,  69  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Donald  Mrs,  lodgings,  28  Shaw  street 

M'DONNELL  Mss  Ann,  teacher,  18  East  Shaw  street 

MACDOUaALL  Dugald,  of  WiUiam  Lindsay  &  Co.  Ho., 
Mount  pleasant 

Macdougall  John,  writer,  .1  West  Blackball  street.  House, 
Trinidad  place,  Eldon  street 

M'DOTJGrALL  Alexander,  steamboat  master,  23  Lynedoch  st. 

M'Dougali  Alexander,  clerk,  1  Argyle  street 

M'DougaU  Alexander,  boHermaker,  Lindsay's  land,  Crescent 

M'Dougali  Allan,  boatman,  9  Kilblain  street 

M'DougaU  Archibald,  carpenter,  27  Antigua  street 

M'Dougali  Charles,  3  East  Stewart  street 

M'Dougali  Colin,  labourer,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Dougali  Daniel,  musician,  33  Sir  Michael  street 

M'DougaU  David,  carpenter,  2  East  BlackhaU  street 

L 


118  DIHECTORY. 


M'Dougall  Donald,  sMp  and  commission  merchant,  23  Catli- 

cart  street.     House,  80  Eegent  street 
M'Dougall  Dugald,  joiner,  23  East  Shaw  street 
M'Dougall  Dugald,  carpenter,  3  Salmon  street 
M'Dougall  Dugald,  police  officer,  13  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Dougall  Dugald,  engineer,  Barnhill 
M'Dougall  Duncan,  shoemaker,  27  Roxburgh  street 
M'Dougall  Duncan,  cooper,  8  Cross-shore  street 
M'Dougall  Duncan,  pilot,  3  Shannon's  close 
M'Dougall  Duncan,  cooper,  41  Eue-end  street 
M'Dougall  Duncan,  labourer,  21  East  Shaw  street 
M'Dougall  Duncan,  boilermaker,  4  Wilson  place,  Ingleston 

street 
M'Dougall  George,   of  Eobertson    &  M'DougaU.     House, 

Mount  pleasant 
M'Dougall  Hugh,  gatekeeper,  10  Cartsburn  street 
M'Dougall  James,  spinning  master,  Elax  mill,  47  Lynedoch 

street 
M'Dougall  James,  labourer,  29  L5niedoch  street 
M'Dougall  John,  railway  porter,  17  Bearhope  street 
M'Dougall  John,  joiner,  15  Baker  street 
M'Dougall  John,  van  driver,  4  Watt  street 
M'Dougall  John,  labourer,  31  Eegent  street 
M'Dougall  John,  fireman,  3  Hill  street 
M'Dougall  Lachlan,  gardener,  65  Ann  street 
M'Dougall  Neil,  engineer,  5  Kelly  street 
M'Dougall  Miss,  lodgings,  17  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Dougall  Mrs  AUan,  32  Inverkip  street 
M'Dougall  Mrs  Donald,  80  Eegent  street 
M'DOWALL  Thomas,  steamboat  master,  10  West  breast 
M'Dowall  Miss,  Armadale  place,  Bank  street 
M'EACHEAN  Donald,  bootmaker,  4  Shaw  street.    House^ 

6  East  Quay  lane 
M'Eachran  Donald,  refreshment  rooms,  6  East  Quay  lane 
M'Eachran  Donald,  carpenter,  1  Carnock  street 
M'Eachran  Grilbert,  labourer,  5  Arthur  street 


DIEECTOEY.  119 


M'ELNELYS  John,   lodging  house  keeper  and  tailor,  6 

WiUiam  street 
M'EWAN  Charles,  stationer,  7  Cross- shore  street.    House, 

7  Market  street 
M'Ewan  Charles,  rigger,  5  Shaw  street 
M'Ewan  James,  carpenter,  21  Arthur  street 
M'Ewan  John,  brewer,  71  Yennel 
M'Ewan  John,  labourer,  3  Tobago  street 
M'Ewan  William,  dairy-keeper,  3  Dalrymple  street 
M'Ewan  Mrs  Charles,  draper,  7  Market  street 
M'Ewan  Mrs  David,  11  Charles  street 
M'Ewan  Mrs  Eobert,  feuar,  7  Brougham  street 
M'FADYEN  Alexander,  shipmaster,  1  Vennel 
M'Eadyen  Archibald,  boilermaker,  1  Carnock  street 
M'Fadyen  Archibald,  15  Arthur  street 
M'Eadyen  David,  sawyer,  Thomson's  land.  Crescent 
M'Eadyen  Donald,  labourer,  20  Tobago  street 
M'Eadyen  Einlay,  contractor  for  the   Caledonian  railway. 

Office,  Eailway  station,  Goods  department 
M'Eadyen  Hugh,  carpenter,  15  Crawfurd  street 
M'Eadyen  Hugh,  watchman,  4  East  Quay  lane 
M'Eadyen  James,  cooper,  5  Market  street 
M'Eadyen  John,  painter,  1  Carnock  street 
M'Eadyen  John,  feuar,  74  Eoxburgh  street 
M'Eadyen  Lachlan,  carpenter,  10  East  Quay  lane 
M'Fadyen  Mrs  Dugald,  6  West  Stewart  street 
M'Fadyen  Mrs,  grocer,  1  William  street 
MACFAELAN  Alexander,    of  Macfarlan,    Brown  &   Co. 

House,  15  Brisbane  street 
Macfarlan,  Brown  &  Co.,  merchants,  4  Customhouse  place 
M'FAELAN  Andrew,  of  M'Farlan  &  Co.    House,  15  Kelly 

street 
M'Farlan  &  Co.,  hat  manufacturers,  49  Cathcart  street 
M'Farlan  John,  timekeeper,  66  East  Hamilton  street 
M'Farlan  Eev.  John,  of  Free  Middle  Church.    Manse,   25 

Union  street 


120  DIRECTORY. 


MACPAELANE  John  A.,   grocer  and  wine  merchant,  8 

"West  Blackhall  street.     House,  do. 
Macfarlane  Eobert,  tanner  and  skinner,  17  Cartsbnrn  street. 

House,  12  East  Blackhall  street 
Macfarlane  Thomas  M.,  tanner  and  skinner,   17  Cartsbum 

street.     House,  8  East  Blackhall  street 
M'FARLANE  Eev.  Dr.  Andrew,  of  Nicholson  street  TJ.P- 

Church.     House,  Sycamore  lodge,  Einnart  road 
M'Farlane  Andrew,  labourer,  1 1  Clarence  street 
M'Farlane  Archibald,  gardener,  32  Ann  street 
M'Earlane  Archibald,  shopman,  16  William  street 
M'Farlane  Archibald,  porter,  23  Dalrymple  street 
M'Farlane  Daniel,  joiner,  12  Cross-shore  street 
M'Farlane  Daniel,  labourer,  3  Virginia  street 
M'Farlane  Donald,  coach  proprietor,    25  West  Blackhall  st. 

OflB.ce,  1  Jamaica  street.      House,  27  West  Blackhall  st. 
M'Farlane  Dugald,  carpenter,  4  Watt  street 
M'Farlane  Dugald,  feuar,  11  Duncan  street 
M'Farlane  Duncan,  sugar  baker,  28  Orawfurd  street 
M'Farlane  Duncan,  coach  proprietor,  14   Eoxburgh   street. 

House,  18  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Farlane  Duncan,  sergeant  of  police,  14  Tobago  street 
M'Farlane  Edward,  of  Edward  M'Farlane  &  Sons.      House, 

4  St  Andrew  square 
M'Farlane  Edward  &  Sons,   dyers  and  manufacturers,    10 

Cathcart  street.     Mill,  Cartsburn 
M'Farlane  George,  carpenter,  4  John  street 
M'Farlane  Greorge,  keeper  of  New  Town  Hall,  6  Hamilton 

street.     House,  Caddlehill  cottage 
M'Farlane  Humphrey,  shoemaker,  15  Bearhope  street 
M'Farlane  James,  baker,  30  Nicholson  street 
M'Farlane  James,  mason,  15  Market  street 
M'Farlane  John,  commercial  traveller,  33  Ann  street 
M'Farlane  John,  labourer,  7  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Farlane  John,  joiner,  19  Cathcart  street 
M'Farlane  John,  carpenter,  Mansionhouse 


DIRECTORY.  121 


M'Farlane  Joliri  L.,   grocer  and  proyision  merchant,    68 

Vennel.     House,  37  Ann  street 
M'Farlane  Joseph  H.,  steam  tug  agent  for  Eiver  Clyde  Tow- 
ing Co.,  9  West  breast.      House,  Hayelock  buildings,  1 
Argyle  street 
M'Farlane  Malcom,  boilermaker,  18  John  street 
M'Farlane  Malcom,  carpenter,  7  Cathcart  street 
M'Farlane  Malcom,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 
M'Farlane  Neil,  labourer,  39  Dalrymple  street 
M'Farlane  Peter,  tidewaiter,  37  Ann  street 
M'Farlane  Peter,  mariner,  30  Dalrymple  street 
M'Farlane  Eobert,  joiner,  9  East  Shaw  street 
M'Farlane  Eobert,  coachman,  43  Crawfurd  street 
M'Farlane  Eobert,  clerk,  33  Lynedoch  street 
M'Farlane  Eobert,  carpenter,  24  John  street 
M'Farlane  Eobert,  labourer,  28  Cartsburn  street 
M'Farlane  Eev.  Eobert  M.,  of  the  Gselic  parish,  3  Finnart 

terrace 
M'Farlane  William,  carter,  Lindsay's  land,  Crescent 
M'Farlane  Miss,  1  Salmon  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs  Andrew,  2  Tobago  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs  Dugald,  mangle  keeper,  10  Hill  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs  Duncan,  8  Baker  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs  George,  44  Inverkip  street 
M'Farlane  IMrs  John,  linen  dresser,  36  West  Burn  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs  M.,  lodgings,  65  Eue-end  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs  M.,  tobacconist,  65  Eue-end  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs  Eobert,  lodgings,  11  Lyle  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs  Eobert,  21  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs,  12  Union  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs,  3  York  street 
Macfarlane  Mrs,  20  West  Blackball  street 
M'FEAT  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  10  Cartsburn  street 
M'FEE  Neil,  photographer,  carver,  gilder,  mirror  and  pic- 
ture frame  manufacturer,  4  Albert  place,  West  Black- 
haU  street.    House,  1  Argyle  street 

3.2 


122  DIEECTORY. 


M'Fee  Malcom,  surgeon,  67  Eue-end  street 

M'FIE  Angus,  labourer,  16  Ann  street 

M'Fio  ArcMbald,  fireman,  1  Clarence  street 

M'Fio  Arcliibald,  grocer,  46  Sbaw  street.    House,  23  Inver- 

kip  street 
M'Fio  Daniel,  mason,  35  East  Sbaw  street 
M'Fio  Hector,  engineer,  1  Eegent  street 
M'Fie  James,  mason,  11  Stanners  street 
M'Fie  James,  carpenter,  3  St  Andrew  street 
M'Fio  James,  joiner,  40  Invorkip  street 
M'Fie  John,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,   56  Vennel. 

House,  17  Brisbane  street 
M'Fie  John,  cork  manufacturer,  56  Shaw  street.    House,  1 

William  street 
M'Fie  John,  29  Charles  street 
M'Fie  John,  cooper,  10  Shannon's  close 
M'Fie  John,  baker,  11  Hill  street 
M'Fie  Joseph,  cooper,  29  Eegent  street 
M'Fio  WilHam,  locker,  16  Bruce  street 
M'Fie  Miss  E.,  38  Eoxburgh  street 
M'Fio  Mrs  D.,  25  Eegent  street 
M'Fie  Mrs  Grace,  spirit  dealer,  4  William  street.     House, 

10  William  street 
M'Fie  Mrs  James,  22  Cartsburn  street 
M'GALLxiN  David,  tailor  and  clothier,  1  Argyle  street 
M'GtAEVIE  Henry,  porter,  9  East  Shaw  street 
M'GrExiCHIN  James,  mason,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
M'Geachin  William,  mason,  60  Eoxburgh  street 
M'GEE  George,  labourer,  24  Hamilton  street 
M'Geo  Susan,  clothier,  52  Shaw  street.     Ho.,  1  William  st, 
M'GHIE  Daniel,  grocer,  30  Shaw  street 
M'Ghie  James,  shoemaker,  13  Charles  street 
M'Ghio  John,  boilermaker,  59  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 
M'Ghie  John,  boatman,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Ghie  Samuel,  labourer,  13  Clarence  street 
M,Ghie  Thomas,  turner,  1  Arthur  street 


DIHECTOEY.  123 


M'Gliie  Mrs,  huckster,  55  Dalrymple  street 

M'GrlBBON  Charles,  remnant  -warehouse,  23  Charles  street 

M'Gibbon  John  &  Co.,  slaters,  5  East  Stewart  street.     Ho., 

25  Charles  street 
M'Gibbon  J.  &  J.,  underclothing  and  furnishing  shop,   12 

West  Blackhall  street.     House,  5  Watt  street 
M'GrILL  Archibald,  maltster,  11  Inverkip  street 
M'Grill  James,  labourer,  53  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Grill  James,  joiner,  7  Bruce  street 
M'Gill  James,  joiner,  19  Bearhopo  street 
M'GiU  John,  carpenter,  29  lloxburgh  street 
M'Gill  John  Morrison,  11  Bank  street 
M'Gill  Eobcrt,  labourer,  3  Virginia  street 
M'GILYEAY  Alexander,  porter,  22  Brisbane  street 
M'Gilvray  Alexander,  porter,  48  Shaw  street 
M'GHvray  Alexander,  tidowaiter,  20  Brisbane  street 
M'Gilyray  Charles,  carter,  22  Cartsburn  street 
M'Gilvray  John,  carter,  4  Bcarhope  street 
M'Gilvray  John,  labourer,  5  Duncan  street 
M'Gilvray  William,  carpenter,  11  Hill  street 
M'GIEE  William,  shipmaster,  8  Chapel  street 
M'GINLAY  Patrick,  warehouse  keeper,  19  Ann  street 
M'GINNIS  James,  dealer,  14  Venncl 
M'Ginnis  John,  marine  store  dealer,  20  and  21  Shaw  street. 

House,  1  Broad  close 
M'GINN  INIichacl,  oyster  store,  1  Watt  place 
M'GLiiSHAN  Archibald,  farmer,  Barnhill,  East  parish 
M'Glashan  Archibald,  carter,  18  Duncan  street 
M'Glashan  Donald,  carter,  3  Shannon's  close 
M'Glashan  James,  carpenter,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Glashan  John,  Albert  harbour.     House,  6  Eoxburgh  st. 
M'Glashan  John,  boot  closer,  51  Inverkip  street 
M'Glashan  Eobert,  5  Dellingburn  street 
M'GLEIN  Daniel,  cooper,  28  Market  street 
M'GLINSHEY  James,  boarding  house  keeper,  Bell  entry 
M'Glinshey  James,  shoemaker,  3  Dalrymplo  street 


124  DIRECTORY. 


M'GrOUGrAN  Duncan,  engine  keeper,  14  Oliapel  street 
M'Gougan    Malcom,    carpenter,    9  Main   street,  Cartsdyke 
M'aOVEEN  P.,  clotHer  and  outfitter,  7  William  st.     Ho., 

20  Brisbane  street 
MAOGOUN  Miss  Jane,  feuar,  20  Union  street 
M'GOUN  Jokn,  feuar,  Belville  place 
M'GrOWAN  Daniel,  carpenter,  1  Bearhope  street 
M'Gowan  Jolin,  rigger,  19  Tobago  street 
MACaEEGOE  John,  of  J.  &  W.  Stewart.    House,  Eose- 

bank 
M'GrEEGOE  Alexander,  joiner,   Mount  place,  Holmscroft 

street,  east 
M'Grregor  Daniel,  engineer,  19  Antigua  street 
M'Grregor  &  Donald,  glaziers,  13  Charles  street.     House,  11 

do. 
M'Gregor  Daniel,  mariner,  3  Vennel 

M'Gregor  D.  &  Co.,  opticians  and  nautical  instrument  mak- 
ers. City  Bank  buildings,  32  Catbcart  street 
M'Gregor  Gregor,  storekeeper,  8  Chapel  street 
M'G-regor  Hugh,  jun.,  10  Union  street 

M'Grregor  J.  &  D.,  funeral  undertakers  and  coach  hirers,  14 
Hamilton  street.      Stables,  Brougham  street.      House, 
14  Hamilton  street 
M'Grregor  James,  wine   and  spirit   merchant,  8  Cathcart  st. 

and  1  Shaw  streets     House,  30  Eegent  street 
M'Grregor  James,  smith,  22  Cartsburn  street 
M'Grregor  John  C,  merchant,  10  Union  street 
M'Gregor  John,  sugar  sampler,  4  Hill  street 
M' Gregor  John,  carpenter,  16  "William  street 
M' Gregor  John,  wholesale   and  retail  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant,   23  and  25  Shaw  street,  and  9  East  Quay  lane. 
House,  Mount  j^ark.  Bank  street 
M'Gregor  Lewis,  cabinetmaker,  11  West  breast 
M'Gregor  Malcom,  skipper,  Holmscroft  street,  east 
M'Gregor  Nicol  &  Eobert,   boatbuilders,  43  Eue-end  street. 
House,  11  Antigua  street 


DIRECTORY.  125 


M'Gregor  Peter,  smitli,  24  John  street 

M'Gregor  Peter,  labourer,  9  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 

M'Gregor  William,  labourer,  2  John  street 

M'G-regor  William,  carpenter,  17  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Gregor  William  L.,  joiner,  8  Chapel  street 

M'Gregor  Miss,  2  Nelson  street,  west 

M'Gregor  Mrs  D.,  27  Eegent  street 

M'Gregor  Mrs  John,  4  John  street 

M'Gregor  Mrs  W.,  grocer,  10  Baker  street 

M'Gregor  Mrs,  huckster,  47  Shaw  street 

M'GEOUTHER  Eobert,  carter,  Overton 

M'GUCKIN  Donald,  labourer,  54  Eue-end  street 

M'Guckin  John,  pawnbroker,  10  Hamilton  street  and  10 
Stanners,  Cartsdyke.     House,  head  of  Bank  street 

M'Guckin  Eichard,  boot  and  shoemaker,  5  Eue-end  street. 
House,  10  Stanners 

M'Guckin  Malcom,  carpenter,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'GUIEE  James,  haircutter,  31  Dalrymple  street 

M'Guire  John,  gatekeeper,  3  Virginia  street 

M'Guire  Thomas,  carpenter,  Wilson  place,  Ingleston  street 

M'HEAE  John,  boilermaker,  1  William  street 

M'lLEAVEY  Alexander,  tanner,  20  Cathcart  street 

M'lLEAY  John,  boilermaker,  22  Arthur  street 

M'lLEOY  Alexander,  labourer,  26  John  street 

M'llroy  William,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 

M'lLVAIN  John,  superintendent  of  Mercantile  Marine  and 
Eegistrar  of  Eoyal  Naval  Eeserve  for  the  ports  of  Green- 
ock and  Port-Glasgow.  Mercantile  Marine  ofiB.ce,  5 
Virginia  street.     House,  29  Kelly  street 

M'lLWEE  William,  shoemaker,  1  Inverkip  street 

M'lLWEAITH  Adam,  baker,  6  Bruce  street 

M'Hwraith  David,  wholesale  grocer  and  insurance  agent,  12 
William  street.     House,  11  West  Stewart  street 

M'Hwraith  Hewj  of  M'Hwraith  &  Swan.  House,  Elmbank, 
Eldon  street 

M'llwraith  James,  feuar,  79  Eoxburgh  street 


126  DIRECTORY. 


M'llwraith.  Jolin,  rigger,  6  West  Quay  lane 

M 'II wraith  &  Swan,  writers,  4  Hamilton  street 

M'llwraith  William,  hosier,  glover,  and  shirt  manufacturer, 

2  West  Blackhall  street.     House,  5  do. 
M'llwraith  M.,  hosier,  23  Hamilton  street 
M'INDOE  Eobert,  spirit  dealer,  45  Dalrymple  street.     Ho., 

1  Union  court 
M'INNES  Alexander,  grocer,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Innes  Alexander,  smith,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Innes  Angus,  hammerman,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Innes  Angus,  flesher,  13  Vennel 
M'Innes  Angus,  rivetter,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke     . 
M'Innes  Angus,  porter,  2  East  breast 
M'Innes  Archibald,  carpenter,  31  Eegent  street 
M'Innes  Daniel,  carpenter,  12  St  Lawrence  street 
M'Innes  Donald,  boilermaker,  5  Bogle  street 
M'Innes  Donald,  labourer,  26  Hutcheson's  court,  Cartsdyke 
M'Innes  Dugald,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  15  Eue-end  st. 

House,  do. 
M'Innes  John,  cowfeeder,  Drumfrochar 
M'Innes  John,  carpenter,  3  East  Stewart  street 
M'Innes  John,  irondresser,  5  Bogle  street 
M'Innes  WiUiam,  officer  of  Inland  Eevenue,  21  Sir  Michael 

street 
M'Innes  Mrs,  52  Dalrymple  street 
M'Innes  Mrs,  grocer,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
M'INTOSH  Alexander,  cabinetmaker,  61  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
M'Intosh  Archibald,  labourer,  Drumfrochar  road 
M'Intosh  Duncan,  cooper,  35  Nicholson  street 
M'Intosh  Hector,  tailor,  3  West  Burn  street 
M'Intosh  Hugh,  carpenter,  3  John  street 
M'Intosh  Hugh,  engineer,  1  Lyle  street 
M'Intosh  James,  sawyer,  7  Broad  close 
M'Intosh  John,  carpenter,  13  John  street 
M'Intosh  John,  labourer,  4  Hill  street 
M'Intosh  William,  brassfounder,  10  Hill  street 


DIRECTORY.  127 


M'Intosli  Miss,  21  Nicliolson  street 
M'lntosli  Mrs  John,  23  Lynedoch  street 
M'lntosli  Mrs,  4  John  street 

M'lNTYEE  Alexander,  watchman,  28  Crawfurd  street 
M'Intyre  Alexander,  railway  porter,  32  Ann  street 
M'Intyre  Allan,  carter,  6  Eoslin  street 
M'Intyre  Andrew,  cork  cutter,  23  VenneL     House,  Holms- 
croft  street,  east 
M'Intyre  A.,  gardener,  40  West  Burn  street 
M'Intyre  David,  smith.,  33  Eegent  street 
M'Intyre  Donald,  5  Brace  street 
M'Intyre  Donald,  shoemaker,  8  John  street 
M'Intyre  Duncan,  cooper,  4  West  Quay  lane     ' 
M'Intyre  Duncan,  carpenter,  38  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Intyre  Duncan,  of  H.M.  Customs,  28  Brisbane  street 
M'Intyre  James,  fishmonger,  43  Hamilton  street 
M'Intyre  James,  smith,  28  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Intyre  John,  West  Parish  Church  officer,  8  Watt  street 
M'Intyre  John,  carter  and  cowfeeder,  44  Ann  street 
M'Intyre  Malcom,  boot  and  shoemaker,  26  Charles  street 
M'Intyre  Nicol,  out-door  officer.  Customs,  20  West  Blackhall 

street 
M'Intyre  Nicol,  boatman,  7  Tobago  street 
M'Intyre  Nicol,  out-door  officer.  Customs,  12  Bruce  street 
M'Intyre  Thomas,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  10  Carts- 
burn  street.     House,  Wilson  place,  Ingleston  street 
M'Intyre  William,  policeman,  66  Yennel 
M'Intyre  Agnes,  grocer,  14  Cartsburn  street 
M'Intyre  Mrs  Archibald,  16  Kelly  street 
M'Intyre  Mrs  John,  5  Bruce  street 
M'Intyre  Mrs,  29  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Intyre  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  St  Lawrence  street 
M'Intyre  Mrs,  8  Watt  street 
M'ISAAC  Mrs,  15  Baker  street 
M'lYEE  Alexander,  Eosemount  cottage,  Bank  street 
M'lver  Alexander,  carpenter,  15  Clarence  street 


128  DIRECTORY. 


M'lver  Colin,  ropespinner,  31  Eegent  street 
M'lver  John  carpenter,  7  Hill  street 
M'lver  Eobert,  carpenter,  48  Shaw  street 
M'lver  Misses,  Eosemount  cottage,  Bank  street 
M'JANNET  WiUiam,  joiner,  5  HiU  street 
MACKAIL  James,  genenal  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  45  Hamil- 
ton street.     House,  6  Inverkip  street 
Mackail  Thomas,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  67  Eue-end 

street.     House,  6  Hill  street 
MAOELiY  David,  refreshment  rooms,  40  Dalrymple  street 
Mackay  Greorge,  coal  merchant,  10  St  Andrew  square.     Ho., 

42  West  Blackhall  street 
Mackay  John  F.  &  Co.,  insurance  brokers  and  agents,  City 

of  Glasgow  Bank  buildings 
Mackay  John  P.,  of  John  F.  Mackay  &  Co.      House,  Holly 

lodge 
Mackay  John  &  Co.,  pawnbrokers,  6  Market  street 
Mackay  Peter,    slater,  11  Chapel   street.      House,    36  West 

Blackhall  street 
Mackay  Thomas,  family  baker  and  confectioner,    Havelock 

buildings,  15  West  Blackhall  street.      House,  1  Argyle 

street 
M'KAY  Alexander,  2  Springkell  street 
M'Kay  Angus,  labourer,  5  Hill  street 
M'Kay  Charles,  shipmaster,  58  Union  street 
M'Kay  Daniel,  cooper,  38  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Kay  Daniel,  painter,  17  Bearhope  street 
M'Kay  Donald,  clerk,  64  Eoxburgh  street 
M'Kay  Donald,  carpenter,  3  John  street 
M'Kay  Duncan,  boilermaker,  10  Cartsburn  street 
M'Kay  Duncan,  tailor,  47  Inverkip  street 
M'Kay  George,  blacksmith,  20  Mearns  street 
Mackay  Hugh,  general  agent  and  boarding  master,  9  East 

Quay  lane 
M'Kay  J.,  grocer,  29  Vennel.     House,  do. 
M'Kay  James,  watchman,  4  East  Quay  lane 


DIRECTORY.  129 


M'Kay  John,  slater,  20  West  Blackliall  street 

M'Kay  Jolm,  grocer,  26  Market  street 

M'Kay  John,  carpenter,  7  Hill  street 

M'Kay  Neil,  mariner,  2  Charles  street 

M'Kay  Eobert,  plumber,  3  Salmon  street 

M'Kay  Eobert,  smith,  1  Eegent  street 

M'Kay  William  and  Alexander,  brokers,  31  Shaw  street. 

House,  1  Buccleuch  street 
M'Kay  William,  hairdresser,  7  Vennel 
M'Kay  Mrs  Alexander,  huckster,  47  Shaw  street 
M'Kay  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  38  Ann  street 
M'Kay  Mrs,  1  Charles  street 
M'KEAN  James,  broker,  8  Vennel 
M'KEOHNIE  Allan,  flesher,  16  West BlackhaU  street.  Ho., 

10  Laird  street 
M'Kechnie  Dugald,  green  grocer,  12  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Kechnie  Hugh,  joiner,  26  Cartsburn  street.     House,  5 

Upper  crescent 
M'Kechnie  Malcom,  coachman,  11  Crawfurd  street 
M'Kechnie  Peter,  labourer,  20  West  Blackball  street 
M'Kechnie  Eobert,  mate,  16  Antigua  street 
M'Kechnie  Eobert,  mariner,  4  East  Quay  lane 
M'Kechnie  Eobert,  miller,  12  St  Lawrence  street 
M'Kechnie  William,  compositor,  6  West  Blackball  street 
M'Kechnie  Miss  C,  7  Ardgowan  street,  Grlebe 
M'Kechnie  Mrs  Alexander,  40  West  Burn  street 
M'Kechnie  Mrs  John,  feuar,  8  Watt  street 
M'KEITH  Mrs  Lachlan,  30  Nicholson  street 
MACKELLAE  Alexander,  clerk,  Gas  Works.    House,  21 

Brisbane  street 
Mackellar  Duncan,  hotel  keeper,  Eoyal  hotel,  3  East  breast 
M'KELLAE  Alexander,  carpenter,  1  Nicholson  street 
M'Kellar  Alexander,  tailor,  28  Crawfurd  street 
M'Kellar  Alexander,  cooper,  25  Baker  street 
M'Kellar  Alexander,  carpenter,  12  Bogle  street 
M'Kellar  Angus,  cooper,  3  Bruce  street 

M 


130  DIRECTORY. 


M'Kellar  Angus,  carpenter,  10  East  India  breast 
M'Kellar  Arcliibald,  cooper,  40  West  Burn  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  sailmaker,  97  Eegent  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  carpenter,  25  Eegent  street 
M'KeUar  Archibald,  writer,  2  Church  place 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  3  Highland  close 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  plasterer,  18  Tobago  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  baker,  26  Tobago  street 
M'Kellar  David,  mariner,  1  West  Stewart  street 
M'Kellar  Donald,  carter,  12  Baker  street 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  carter,  6  West  Blackball  street 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  smith,  26  Tobago  street 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  engine  keeper,  3  Virginia  street 
M'KeUar  Duncan,  coachman,  30  West  Blackball  street 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  carpenter,  21  Nicholson  street 
M'Kellar  James,  tanner,  1  Vennel 
M'Kellar  John,  carpenter,  25  Eegent  street 
M'Kellar  John,  cooper,  31  Eegent  street 
M'Kellar  John,  rivetter,  11  St  Andrew  street 
M'Kellar  Malcom,  carpenter,  18  Hamilton  street 
M'Kellar  Peter,  seaman,  28  West  Burn  street 
M'Kellar  Peter,  10  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Kellar  Peter,  carter,  94  East  Hamilton  street 
M'KeUar  Catherine,  tobacconist,  14  Hamilton  street.     Hoa^ 

5  Lynedoch  street 
M'Kellar  Janet,  lodgings,  19  Hamilton  street 
M'Kellar  Miss  Christina,  feuar,  1  Harvie  lane 
M'Kellar  Mrs  A.,  19  Brisbane  street 
M'Kellar  Mrs  Archibald,  18  Ingleston  street 
M'Kellar  Mrs  Daniel,  42  Inverkip  street 
M'Kellar  Mrs  John,  6  West  Blackball  street 
M'Kellar  Mrs  John,  midwife  and  ladies'  nurse,  9  East  Shaw 

street 
M'Kellar  Mrs  Neil,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Kellar  Mrs,  huckster,  12  Eopework  street 
M'Kellar  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  40  West  Burn  street 


DIRECTORY.  131 


M'KBLYIE  James,  bookseller  and  stationer,  24  Hamilton 

street.     House,  11  Brisbane  street 
M'Kelvie  Jobn,  river  pilot,  7  Kelly  street 
M'Kelvie  John,  janitor,  Grreenock  Academy.    House,  Holms- 
croft  street,  west 
M'Kelvie  Mrs,  grocer,  39  Ann  street 
M'KENDEIOK  Henry,  shoemaker,  3  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Kendrick  James,  shoemaker,  7  Cartsburn  street 
M'Kendrick  Mrs,  15  Arthur  street 
M'KBNDEY  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  6  Smith's  lane 
M'Kendry  Miss  Margaret,  lodgings,  6  Chapel  street 
MACKENZIE  Alexander,  of  A.  Mackenzie  &  Co.      House, 

2  Grey  place 
Mackenzie  Alexander,  teacher,  Kilblain  Academy.      House, 

Alma  villa.  East  bay,  Gourock 
Mackenzie  A.  &  Co.,  printers  and  newspaper  proprietors,  29 

Hamilton  street 
Mackenzie  Archibald,   merchant  and  commission  agent,    1 

West  quay.     House,  Springfield,  65  Union  street 
Mackenzie  James,  spirit  merchant,  6  West  Quay  lane  and 

38  Dalrymple  street.     House,  40  Dalrymple  street 
Mackenzie  Eobert,  of  Mackenzie  and  Walker.      House,  85 

Eegent  street 
Mackenzie  &  Walker,  grain  merchants,  millers  and  bakers, 

Shaws  Water  Grain  Mills,  Dellingburn  square.     Shops, 

46  Hamilton  street  and  63  Eue-end  street 
M'KENZIE  Alexander,  carpenter,  12  Ingleston  street 
M'Kenzie  Alexander,  joiner,  9  Hill  street 
M'Kenzie  Alexander,  baker,  12  West  Blackball  street 
M'Kenzie  Alexander,  labourer,  28  West  BlackhaU  street 
M'Kenzie  Archibald,  of  M'Kenzie  &  Hutcheson.      House, 

6  Bruce  street 
M'Kenzie  Colin,  cooper,  18  Ingleston  street 
M'Kenzie  Colin,  smith,  6  John  street 
M'Kenzie  Daniel,  joiner,  4  Watt  street 
M'Kenzie  Donald,  engineer,  7  Hill  street 


132  DIKECTORY. 


M'Kenzie  Donald,  commercial  traveller,  21  Antigua  street 
M'Kenzie  Donald,  labourer,  23  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Kenzie  Duncan,  sailmaker,  16  Bearhope  street 
M'Kenzie  &  Hutcheson,  joiners  and  blockmakers,  2  East 

Blackball  street 
M'Kenzie  Henry,  cooper,  Mount  pleasant 
M'Kenzie  George,  keeper,  lunatic  asylum.  Captain  street 
M'Kenzie  James,  baker,  55  Yennel.     Ho.,  59  Eoxburgh  st. 
M'Kenzie  Jobn,  engineer,  41  Lynedocb  street 
M'Kenzie  Jobn,  pilot,  62  Yennel 
M'Kenzie  Jobn,  optician  and  nautical  instrument  maker,  6 

Hill  street 
M'Kenzie  Norman,  boilermaker,  4  "West  Burn  street 
M'Kenzie  Peter,  bolt  and  rivet  maker,  4  Cartsburn  st.    Ho., 

Wilson's  land,  Ingleston  street 
M'Kenzie  Peter,  spirit  dealer,  1  Springkell  st.    House,  do. 
M'Kenzie  Eicbard,  policeman,  11  Nicbolson  street 
M'Kenzie  Eobert,  joiner,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  st.,  east 
M'Kenzie  Eobert,  baker,  38  Sbaw  street 
M'Kenzie  Samuel,  confectioner,  8  Catbcart  street 
M'Kenzie  Tbomas,  assistant  collector  of  Town  assessment* 

42  Inverkip  street 
M'Kenzie  William,  gardener,  Bogston,  Port-Glasgow  road 
M'Kenzie  William,  carpenter,  68  Vennel 
M'Kenzie  William,  engineer,  3  Jobn  street 
M'Kenzie  Elizabetb,  spirit  dealer,  53  Eoxburgb  street 
M'Kenzie  Miss  E.,  10  Brisbane  street 
M'Kenzie  Mrs  Hugb,  lodgings,  31  Hamilton  street 
M'Kenzie  Mrs  Jobn,  85  Eegent  street 
M'Kenzie  Mrs  Duncan,  18  Duncan  street 
M'Kenzie  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  Eopework  street 
M'Kenzie  Mrs,  boys'  dressmaker,  12  Tobago  street 
M'KEEEACHEE  Donald,  maltster,  6  Ann  street 
M'KEEEOW  George,  pawnbroker,  48  Sbaw  street.     House, 

45  Lynedocb  street 
M'KILLOP  Miss,  teacber,  Orangefield 


DIEECTOEY.  133 


M'KIMM  Mrs,  grocer,  5  Smith's  lane 

M'EIMMIB  Eobert,  miller,  6  Wilson  place,  Ingleston  street 
M'KINLAY  Alexander,  carpenter,  1  Carnock  street 
M'Kinlay  ArcHbald,  carpenter,  7  St  Lawrence  street 
M'Kinlay  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  13  Cathcart  street.     Ho., 

2  West  Burn  street 
M'Kinlay  Duncan,  carpenter,  35  Nicholson  street 
M'Kinlay  Duncan,  feuar,  36  Vennel 
M'Kinlay  Edward,  labourer,  15  Clarence  street 
M'Kinlay  John,  biscuit  salesman,  39  Crawfurd  street 
M'Kinlay  John,  sawyer,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Kinlay  John,  shoemaker,  9  Kilblain  street 
M'Kinlay  Peter,  cooper,  26  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Kinlay  William,  gutta-percha  boot  and  shoe  manufacturer, 

14  Cathcart  street 
M'Kinlay  Mrs  Agnes,  13  Charles  street 
M'Kinlay  Mary,  28  West  Burn  street 
M'KINNIS  Mrs,  clothier  and  outfitter,  37  Cathcart  street. 

House,  35  Eegent  street 
MACKINNON  Neil,  tailor  and  clothier,  41  Cathcart  street. 

House,  do. 
M'KINNON  Alexander,  labourer,  5  Deliingburn  street 
M'Kinnon  Allan,  gardener,  43  Crawfurd  street 
M'Kinnon  Allan,  clerk,  22  West  Blackball  street 
M'Kinnon  Alexander,  captain,  3  Lyle  street 
M'Kinnon  Charles,  carpenter,  25  Arthur  street 
M'Kinnon  Daniel,  carter,  12  Inverkip  street 
M'Kinnon  Daniel,  boilermaker,  2  Springkell  street 
M'Kinnon  Donald,  police  officer,  28  Shaw  street 
M'Kinnon  D.,  shipmaster,  7  Union  street 
M'Kinnon  Edward,  labourer,  17  Arthur  street 
M'Kinnon  Gilbert,  carpenter,  30  Dalrymple  street 
M'Kinnon  Hugh,  smith,  29  Lynedoch  street 
M'Kinnon  Hugh,  slademan,  7  West  Stewart  street 
M^Kinnon  James,  shoemaker,  2  Springkell  street 
M'Kinnon  John,  boilermaker,  Hillend 

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134  DIEECTORY. 

M'Kinnon  John,  labourer,  2  Springkell  street 
M'Kinnon  John,  labourer,  15  St  Andrew  street 
M'Kinnon  Lachlan,  police  sergeant,  6  Watt  street 
M'Kinnon  Malcom,  carpenter,  17  Arthur  street 
M'Kinnon  Peter,  engineer,  20  Market  street 
M'Kinnon  Peter,  shoemaker,  51  Eoxburgh  street 
M'Kinnon  Miss,  13  Market  street 
M'Kinnon  Miss  M.,  6  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Kinnon  Mrs  Daniel,  lodgings,  63  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
M'Kinnon  Mrs  Margaret,  spirit  dealer,  8  East  breast 
M'Kinnon  Mrs,  lodgings,  9  Hill  street 
M'Kinnon  Mrs,  2  Charles  street 

MACKIEDY  Lachlan,  sugar  refiner.     House,  Seafield  cot- 
tage, 22  Eldon  street 
M'KIEDY  Alexander,  stevedore,  14  Cathcart  street 
M'Kirdy  John,  furniture  dealer,   50  Shaw  street.     House,  7 

Boyd  street 
M'Kirdy  John,  boatman,  1  Bogle  street 
M'Kirdy  Mrs  John,  19  Bruce  street 
M'KISSOCK  Peter,  tailor,  32  Tobago  street 
M'KIVER  John.  Inspector  of  Fisheries,  3  Bank  street.   Ho., 

8  Kelly  street 
MACLACHLAN  Andrew,  shoe  manufacturer,  35  Cathcart 

street.     House,  67  Eegent  street 
M 'LACHLAN  Archibald,  mason,  44  Inverkip  street 
M'Lachlan  Archibald,  boatman,  8  Watt  street 
M'Lachlan  Charles,  porter,  10  Hamilton  street 
M'Lachlan  Colin,  porter,  26  East  Shaw  street 
M'Lachlan  Donald,  joiner  and  builder,  8  Tobago  st.    He, 

27  Kelly  street 
M'Lachlan  Donald,  pilot,  2  Union  court 
M'Lachlan  Dugald,  mariner,  2  Charles  street 
M'Lachlan  Duncan,  labourer,  28  Dalrymple  street 
M'Lachlan  Edward,  labourer,  15  Market  street 
M'Lachlan  Erancis,  broker,  6  Smith's  lane 
M^Lachlan  Henry,  shoemaker,  60  Yennel 


DIRECTORY.  136 


M'Lachlan  Greorge,  carter,  10  Baker  street 
M'LacUan  James,  engine-keeper,  3  East  Stewart  street 
M'Lachlan  James,  labourer,  22  Tobago  street 
M'LacUan  James,  labourer,  59  Dalrymple  street 
M'Lacblan  James,  smith.,  Longwell  close 
M'Lachlan  John,  carpenter,  22  East  Shaw  street 
M'Lachlan  John,  joiner,  9  East  Shaw  street 
M'Lachlan  John  E.,  sheriff  officer  and  commission  coal  agent, 

13  Market  street 
M'Lachlan  John,  labourer,  9  John  street 
M'Lachlan  John,  potter,  Ladyburn 
M'Lachlan  John,  boilermaker,  1  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Lachlan  John,  gatekeeper,  11  St  Andrew  street 
M'Lachlan  Kenneth,  police  officer,  24  Ann  street 
M'Lachlan  Laurence,  engine-keeper,  33  Eegent  street 
M'Lachlan  Peter,  carter,  12  Bogle  street 
M'Lachlan  Peter,  engineer,  4  Ingleston  street 
M'Lachlan  Eobert,  smith,  10  Baker  street 
M'Lachlan  Eobert,  church  offi.cer,  35  Crawfurd  street 
M'Lachlan  Miss,  Boyd  place,  35  West  Blackball  street 
M'Lachlan  Miss,  6  Ardgowan  street,  west 
M'Lachlan  Mrs  William,  15  Arthur  street 
M'Lachlan  Mrs,  1  Charles  street 
M'Lachlan  Mrs,  4  Greorge  square 
M'Lachlan  Mrs,  lodgings,  9  East  Quay  lane 
M'Lachlan  Mrs,  4  Dalrymple  street 

M'LAGtGtAN  Greorge,  church  officer,  24  Sir  Michael  street 
M'LAINE  Allan,  shoemaker,   13  Charles  street.      House,  2 

Crawfurd  street 
M'LAEDIE  James,  leather  and  gutta  percha  boot  and  shoe 

manufacturer,  11  and  27  Cathcart  street 
M'LAEEN  Angus,  joiner,  6  West  Stewart  street 
M'Laren  Angus,  fireman,  28  Crawfurd  street 
M'Laren  Colin,  labourer,  7  Under  crescent 
M'Laren  Duncan,  clerk,  Drumfrochar  road  j 

M'Laren  James,  boilermaker,  2  Springkell  street 


136  DIEECTORY. 


M'Laren  James,  mariner,  2  St  Andrew  square 

M'Laren  Jolin,  missionary,  36  Ann  street 

M'Laren  Peter,  boilermaker,  13  Jolm  street 

M'Laren  William,  dealer,  35  Shaw  street 

M'Laren  William,  labourer,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 

M'Laren  William,  smith,  20  Stanners 

M'Laren  Miss,  milliner,  25  Charles  street.     House,  26  do. 

M'Laren  Mrs,  1  West  Stewart  street 

M'LAETY  Alexander,,  carpenter,  7  Springkell  street 

M'Larty  Alexander,  carpenter,  7  High  Ingleston 

M'Larty  Archibald,  labourer,  10  East  Shaw  street 

M'Larty  Donald  &  Co.,  agents.  Excise  buildings 

M'Larty  Donald,  ofD.  M'Larty  &  ©o.     Ho.,  10  Margaret 
street 

M'Larty  Dugald,  clerk,  43  Crawfurd  street 

M'Larty  Dugald,  boatman,  11  West  breast 

M'Larty  John,  engineer,  31  Eoxburgh  street 

M'Larty  John,  carpenter,  30  Inverkip  street 

M'Larty  John,  moulder,  5  Arthur  street 

M'Larty  Malcom,  foreman  carpenter,  6  Carnock  street 

M'Larty  Malcom,  weigher,  Alma  cottage,  Macknight  street 

M'Larty  Neil,  grocer,  43  Crawfurd  street 

M'Larty  William,  32  Nicholson  street 

M'Larty  Mrs  John,  1  York  street 

M'Larty  Mrs  Malcom,  feuar,  5  Arthur  street 

M'LATCHLE  Matthew,  carter,  12  Bogle  street 

M'Latchie  James,  carter,  3  Cross-shore  street 

M'Latchie  Mrs,  furnishing  shop,  43  Inverkip  street 

M'LAUGtHLAN  James,  of  Hay  &  M'Laughlan.     House,  18 

Tobago  street 
M'Laughlan  Neil,  carpenter,  2  Wilson  place,  Ingleston  road 
M'Laughlan  Neil,  tobacco  spinner,  30  Dalrymple  street 
M'Laughlan  James,  butter  and  egg  store,  3  Manse  lane 
M'Laughlan  Peter,  spirit  dealer,  65  Main  street,  Cartsdyke. 

House,  11  Charles  street 
MACLAUEIN  Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Shaw  place 


bH&ECTOEY.  137 

M'LEA  Kenneth  &  Sons,  mercliants,  18  West  Burn  street 
M'LEA  Eobert  P.,  of  K.  M'Lea  &  Sons,  6  Ai^dgowan  street, 

west 
M'LAY  Joseph,  tKrossel  foreman,  Drumfrocliar  road 
M'Lay  Miss,  80  Eegent  street 
M'Lay  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  New  Dock  lane 
MACLEAN  Archibald,  joiner,  35  Crawfurd  street 
Maclean  Archibald,  law  clerk.  Council  Chambers.     House, 

82  Eegent  street 
Maclean  Daniel,  writer  and  J.  P.  Eiscal,  16  Wniiam  street. 

House,  Mount  pleasant 
Maclean  Erskine  B.,  8  Shaw  place 
Maclean  Hugh,  3  Trafalgar  street 

M'LEAN  Alexander,  spirit  dealer  and  mason,  34  Inverkip  st. 
M'Lean  Alexander,  painter,  25  East  Shaw  street 
M'Lean  Alexander,  mariner,  4  East  Quay  lane 
M'Lean  Allan,  carpenter,  33  Eegent  street 
M'Lean  Allan,  billposter,  6  Buccleuch  street 
M'Lean  Allan,  shipmaster,  61  Eoxburgh  street 
M'Lean  Allan,  grocer,  6  Inverkip  street 
M'Lean  Angus,  labourer,  18  Crawfurd  street 
M'Lean  Angus,  carpenter,  8  Shaw  street 
M'Lean  Archibald,  carpenter,  5  Upper  crescent 
M'Lean  Archibald,  labourer,  18  John  street 
M'Lean  Archibald,  carpenter,  6  Chapel  street 
M'Lean  Archibald,  joiner,  21  Bearhope  street 
M'Lean  Archibald,  mariner,  5  Bearhope  street 
M'Lean  Archibald,  3  John  street 
M'Lean  &  Barclay,  plumbers,  11  East  Quay  lane 
M'Lean  Daniel,  carpenter,  22  Antigua  street 
M'Lean  David,  brassfounder,  2  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Lean  Donald,  carpenter,  3  Salmon  street 
M'Lean  Dugald,  gardener,  6  Kilblain  street 
M'Lean  Duncan,  carter,  7  East  Quay  lane 
M'Lean  Hector,  carpenter,  22  West  Stewart  street 
M'Lean  Hector,  shoemaker,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 


138  DIRECTORY. 


M'Lean  Hector,  porter,  10  Brisbane  street 

M'Lean  Hugh,  engine  driver,  3  Hill  street 

M'Lean  Hugh,  gardener,  Ford  house 

M'Lean  James  &  Co.,  timber  merchants,  patent  saw  mills, 

23  and  64  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Lean  &  Co.,  iron  founders,  Ingleston  foundry 
M'Lean  James,  joiner,  9  East  Shaw  street 
M'Lean  James,  28  Brisbane  street 
M'Lean  James,  rivetter,  13  Charles  street 
M'Lean  James,  of  James  M'Lean  &  Co.     House,  West  bank, 

2  Margaret  street 
M'Lean  James,  of  M'Lean  &  Co.     House,  18  Ligleston  st. 
M'Lean  John,  of  E.  Smith  &  Co.     House,  22  West  Stewart  st. 
M'Lean  John  &  Co.,  coopers  and  fish  curers,  16  Charles  st. 
M'Lean  John,  of  John  M'Lean  &  Co.    House,  15  Ardgowan 

street,  west 
M'Lean  John,  carpenter,  11  Nicholson  street 
M'Lean  John,  labourer,  1  Clarence  street 
M'Lean  John,  pilot,  5  William  street 
M'Lean  John,  carpenter,  18  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Lean  John,  cooper,  39  Crawfurd  street 
M'Lean  John,  Customhouse  boatman,  37  Crawfurd  st. 
M'Lean  John,  letter  carrier,  7  William  street 
M'Lean  John,  painter,  41  Vennel 
M'Lean  John,  painter,  13  West  Blackball  street 
M'Lean  Lachlan,  carter,  27  Eoxburgh  street 
M'Lean  Lachlan,  of  M'Lean  &  Co.     Ho.,  20  Ingleston  st. 
M'Lean  Lachlan,  Queen's  porter,  1  Carnock  street 
M'Lean  Lachlan,  labourer,  2  Open  shore 
M'Lean  Malcom,  sawyer,  7  Market  street 
M'Lean  Malcom,  tidewaiter,  9  East  Quay  lane 
M'Lean  Matthew,  contractor,  4  St  Andrew  square 
M'Lean  Neil,  huckster,  46  Vennel 
M'Lean  Neil,  skipper,  37  Nicholson  street 
M'Lean  Neil,  policeman,  20  West  Blackball  street 
M'Lean  Neil,  painter,  2  Broad  close 


DIRECTORY.  139 


M'Lean  Neil  N. ,  A.M. ,  teacher,  EHblain  Academy.    House, 

6  Eoxburgk  street 
M'Lean  Peter,  spirit  dealer,  8  West  breast 
M'Lean  Peter,  stevedore,  9  East  Quay  lane 
M'Lean  Eodger,  labourer,  1  Manse  lane 
M'Lean  Eonald,  smith,  6  Baker  street.     Ho.,  27  Eegent  st, 
M'Lean  William,  smith,  15  Bearhope  street 
M'Lean  William,  engineer,  18  Duncan  street 
M'Lean  Miss,  umbrella  maker,  33  Hamilton  street 
M'Lean  Miss,  15  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Lean  Miss  Flora,  grocer,  6  Lyle  street 
M'Lean  Janet,  8  Watt  street 
M'Lean  Mrs,  mangier,  40  West  Burn  street 
M'Lean  Mrs  A.,  27  Eegent  street 
M'Lean  Mrs  Daniel,  46  Cathcart  street 
M'Lean  Mrs  John,  13  St  Andrew  street 
M'Lean  Mrs  John,  tea  dealer,  14  John  street 
M'Lean  Mrs  John,  6  Crawfurd  street 
M'Lean  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  8  St  Andrew  square 
M'Lean  Mrs  William,  16  Eoxburgh  street 
M'Lean  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  28  Shaw  street 
M'Lean  Mrs,  Mount  pleasant 
M'Lean  Mrs,  34  Dabjnuple  street 
M'LEISH  Daniel,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 
M'LELLAN  Angus,  carpenter,  17  Cathcart  street 
M'Lellan  Anthony,  miller,  48  Ann  street 
M'Lellan  Archibald,  steamboatman,  10  Charles  street 
M'Lellan  Archibald,  joiner,  3  Bruce  street 
M'Lellan  Donald,  carpenter,  13  East  Quay  lane 
M'Lellan  James  &  Co.,   ship  and  commission  agents,    14 

Cathcart  street 
M'Lellan  James,  of  James  M'LeUan  &  Co.    Ho.,  Cromwell 

place.  Bank  street 
M'Lellan  James,  brassfounder,  27  Eoxburgh  street 
M'Lellan  James,  fireman,  43  Crawfurd  street 
M'Lellan  James,  labourer,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 


140  DIRECTOBY. 


M'Lellan  Neil,  carter,  40  Inverkip  street 
M'Lellan  Walter,  sawyer,  66  East  Hamilton  street 
M'Lellan  Misses,  dressmakers,  12  Tobago  street 
M'Lellan  Mrs  Daniel,  Longwell  close 
M'Lellan  Mrs  Duncan,  45  Hamilton  street 
M'Lellan  Mrs,  20  Sngarhouse  lane 
M'Lellan  Mrs,  mangle  keeper,  68  Yennel 
M'LELLAND  Eobert,  law  clerk,  Mansionhouse 
M'LENNON  Miss,  17  Lynedock  street 
M'LEOD  Alexander,  Queen's  porter,  3  Salmon  street 
M'Leod  Alexander,  labourer,  69  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Leod  Angus,  Queen's  porter,  10  Brisbane  street 
M'Leod  Aulay,  accountant,  5  Crawfurd  street 
M'Leod  Colin,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Leod  Colin,  shipmaster,  7  Boyd  street 
M'Leod  Daniel,  labourer,  9  Eopework  street 
M'Leod  Duncan,  steward,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Leod  Finlay,  mariner,  1  Nicholson  street 
M'Leod  Finlay,  carpenter,  1  Nicholson  street 
M'Leod  George,  cooper,  21  Ann  street 
M'Leod  Jokn  M.,  lath  merchant,  10  St  Andrew  street 
M'Leod  Jokn,  mariner,  4  Nelson  street,  Grlebe 
M'Leod  John,  shoemaker,  9  Cathcart  street 
M'Leod  John,  carpenter,  3  Tobago  street 
M'Leod  John,  carpenter,  7  Market  street 
M'Leod  Malcom,  labourer,  16  Ann  street 
M'Leod  Murdoch,  carpenter,  1  Bearhope  street 
M'Leod  Neil,  painter,  1  Clarence  street 
M'Leod  Neil,  carter,  21  Arthur  street 
M'Leod  Neil,  Queen's  porter,  27  Kelly  street 
M'Leod  Peter,  broker,  40  Shaw,  street 
M'Leod  Peter,  labourer,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Leod  Mrs  John,  15  Lynedoch  street 
M'Leod  Mrs  John,  huckster,  6  East  Quay  lane 
M'LOSKEY  WiUiam  J.,  surgeon,  and L.E.C.S.,  Edinburgh, 
10  William  street.    House,  11  Mearns  street 


DIRECTORY.  141 


M'LUCKIE  John,  mason,  1  Clarence  street 
M'LUSKEY  John,  huckster,  36  Vennel 
M'Luskey  WiUiam,  rigger,  10  Shannon's  close 
M'MACHON  Joseph,  ginger  beer  maker,  10  Taylor's  close 
M'MASTEE  Alexander,  clothier,  40  Cathcart  street.     Ho., 

18  Kelly  street 
M'Master  James,  tea  dealer,  51  Eue-end  street 
M'Master  John,  boilermaker,  1  Springkell  street 
M'Master  Peter,  saw  mill  manager,  23  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
M'Master  Eobert,  rivetter,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'MATH  Mrs  James,  13  Inverkip  street 
M'MEIKAN  John,  carpenter,  15  Bearhope  street 
M'MENAMIN  James,  stevedore,  18  Vennel 
MACMILLAN  Thomas,  postmaster,  Post-office.     House,  18 

Kelly  street 
M'MILLAN  Alexander,  skipper,  9  Nicholson  street 
M'Millan  Alexander,  porter,  28  Sir  ISIichael  street 
M'Millan  Andrew,  baker,  12  West  Blackball  street 
M'Millan  &  Banks,  ship  carpenters.  Bay  of  Quick 
M'Millan  C.  &  Co.,  tailors  and  clothiers,  5  William  street 
M'Millan  Archibald,  labourer,  19  Shaw  street 
M'MiUan  Colin,  of  C.  M'Millan  &  Co.     House,  6  Kelly  st. 
M'Millan  Daniel,  shoemaker,  15  Crawfurd  street 
M'Millan  Daniel,  labourer,  36  Shaw  street 
M'Millan  Daniel,  sailmaker,  6  Nelson  street.  Glebe 
M'Millan  Donald,  labourer,  5  Ann  street 
M'Millan  Dugald,  carpenter,  20  Antigua  street 
M'Millan  Duncan,  carter,  Caledonian  saw  mills 
M'Millan  Duncan,  carpenter,  1  Stanners 
M'MiUan  James,  labourer,  3  Charles  street 
M'Millan  James,  shipbuilder,  Bay  of  Quick  house 
M'Millan  John,  hairdresser,   6  Watson's  lane.     House,  27 

Vennel 
M'Millan  John,  carpenter,  24  Hamilton  street 
M'Millan  John,  carpenter,  52  Dalrymple  street 
M'Millan  John,  flesher,  59  Eue-end  street 

K 


142  DIRECTORY. 


M'Millan  Jolm,  tidewaiter,  18  Vennel 

M'Millan  John,  clerk,  Post-office 

M'Millan  Neil,  shopman,  10  HiU  street 

M'Millan  Neil,  mason,  1  Nicholson  street 

M'Millan  Eobert,  draughtsman,  Holmscroft  street,  west 

M'Millan  Thomas,  dealer,  33  Shaw  street 

M'Millan  Thomas,  sailmaker,  11  Crawfurd  street 

M'Millan  Torrance,  marine  store,  29  Dalrymple  street 

M'Millan  William,  police  sergeant,  76  Eoxbnrgh  street 

M'Millan  WiUiam,  joiner,  3  John  street 

M'Millan  Miss  Janet,  lodgings,  2  Cross-shore  street 

M'Millan  Miss  Mary,  grocer,  19  Arthur  street 

M'Millan  Miss,  straw-bonnet  maker,  4  Sir  Michael  street 

M'Millan  Mrs  John,  mangier,  34  West  Burn  street 

M'Millan  Mrs  Malcom,  3  East  Stewart  street 

M'Millan  Mrs,  3  Inverkip  street 

M'Millan  Mrs,  mangier,  43  Crawfurd  street 

M'MOELAND  E.  S.   &  Co.,   coal  and  lime  merchants,   15 

East  Quay  lane 
M'Morland  Eobert  S.,  of  E.  S.  M'Morland  &  Co.      House, 

Dempster  street 
M'MUNAGLE  Charles,  fishmonger,  2  WiUiam  street.    Ho., 

1  West  breast 
M'MUECHIE  William,  iron  dresser,  33  Main  street.  Carts- 
dyke 
M'MUEEAY  Steven,  fireman,  4  John  street 
M'MUETEIE  Henry,  shipping  agent,  2  Cross-shore  street. 

House,  22  Bank  street 
M'Murtrie  John,  joiner,  3  St  Andrew  street 
M'MUEEICH  Matthew,  joiner  and  grocer,  1  Hill  street 
MACNAB  &  Company,  engineers  and  ship  builders.    Engine 
works,  Shaws  Water  foundry,  3  Ingleston  street.     Ship 
building  yard,  Albert  dock 
Macnab  William,  of  Macnab  &  Co.      House,  Shipbank,  Ee- 

gent  street 
Macnab  Eobert,  of  Macnab  &  Co.     Ho.,  11  West  Stewart  st« 


DtRECTOEY.  143 


M'NAB  Alexander,  boilermaker,  9  East  Shaw  street 

M'Nab  Andrew,  hoopmaker,  22  West  Stewart  street 

M'Nab  Colin,  labourer,  5  Bogle  street 

M'Nab  Donald,  sawyer,  3  Eue-end  street 

M'Nab  Donald,  mariner,  15  Arthur  street 

M'Nab  Duncan,  farmer  and  gardener,  Glen 

M'Nab  Duncan,  baker,  61  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 

M'Nab  Jolin,  dyer  and  scourer,  14  West  Burn  street.     Ho., 

9  Crawfurd  street 
M'Nab  John,  carpenter,  7  St  Lawrence  street 
M'Nab  Eobert,  pattern  maker,  31  Lynedocb  street 
M'Nab  Mrs,  13  John  street 
M'Nab  Mrs,  26  Cartsburn  street 
M'NAIE  Archibald,  porter,  7  Lynedoch  street 
M'Nair  James,  labourer,  17  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Nair  John,  optician,  31  Lynedoch  street 
M'Nair  Peter,  turner,  9  Arthur  street 
M'Nair  Mrs,  13  Nelson  street,  west 
MACNAUGtHT  William,    chemist  and  druggist.  West-end 

medical  hall,  4  West  Blackball  street.      Ho.,  27  Nicol- 

son  street 
M'NADGHT  Alexander,  feuar,  13  Vennel 
M'Naught  Archibald,  labourer,  32  Ann  street 
M'Naught  James,  feuar,  Hope  street 
M'Naught  James,  carter,  11  Clarence  street 
M'Naught  John,  painter  and  paperhanger,  2  Church  place. 

House,  9  Eoxburgh  street 
M'Naught  Peter,  foreman  sailmaker,  8  Antigua  street 
M'Naught  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  6  Albert 

place,  West  Blackball  st.     Ho.,  15  Ardgowan  st.,  west 
M'Naught  William,  boilermaker,  Lindsay's  land,  Crescent 
M'Naught  Miss  Jane,  feuar,  5  West  Stewart  street 
MACNAUaHTAN  Miss  Jean,  2  Tobago  street 
Macnaughtan  Mrs,  Glen  park,  19  Eldon  street 
M'NAUGHTAN  Duncan,  boot  and  shoemaker,  44  Hamilton 

street.     House,  35  East  Shaw  street 


144  DIRECTORY. 


M'NaTightan  Mrs  Catherine,  7  Kelly  street 

M'Nauglitan  Miss,  3  Wellington  street 

M'NEILL  Alexander,  police  officer,  25  Eegent  street 

M'Neill  Archibald,  sawyer.  Mount  place,  Ann  street 

M'Neill  Hector,  carter,  36  Ann  street 

M'Neill  James,  joiner,  33  Lynedoch  street 

M'Neill  James,  cooper,  53  Inverkip  street 

M'Neill  James,  wool  washer,  Broomhill 

M'NEIL  James,  of  J.  S.  Brown  &  M'Neil.     Ho.,  33  Lyne- 
doch street 

M'Neil  John,  flesher,  7  Ann  street 

M'Neil  John,  cowfeeder,  7  Ann  street 

M'Neil  John,  labourer,  1 6  Tobago  street 

M'Neil  Lamont,  sawyer,  4  Inverkip  street 

M'Neil  Neil,  carpenter,  6  West  Stewart  street 

M'Neil  Thomas,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  9  East  breast* 
House,  39  Lynedoch  street 

M'Neil  Miss,  15  Stanners 

M'Neil  Miss,  dressmaker,  60  Eoxburgh  street 

M'Neil  Mrs  Dugald,  35  East  Shaw  street 

M'Neil  Mrs  W.,  spirit  dealer,  12  Bogle  street 

M'Neil  Mrs,  lodgings,  24  Inverkip  street 

M'Neill  Mrs,  12  Inverkip  street 

M'Neil  Mrs,  4  Sir  Michael  street 

M'Neil  Mrs,  5  East  Quay  lane 

M'NEILLAGE  Alexander,  shoemaker,  28  Sir  Michael  st. 

M'Neillage  John,  cooper,  13  Cathcart  street.     Ho.,  9  HiU  st. 

M'Neillage  John,  superintendent  of  street  cleansing,  5  Lyle 
street 

M'Neillage  John,  baker,  23  Antigua  street 

M'Neillage  Mrs  John,  33  Sir  Michael  street 

M'NICOLL  James,  mariner,  49  Inverkip  street 
M'Nicoll  John,  labourer,  51  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'NISH  Eobert,  sailmaker,  12  Nicholson  street 

M'ONIE  George,  engineer,  Hillend 

M'Onie  William,  engineer,  15  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 


DIRECTORY.  145 

M'PHAIL  Colin,  porter  (badge  51),  6  Shaw  street 

MTliail  OoHn,  boilermaker,  20  East  Quay  lane 

M'Phail  Dugald,  teacher,  12  Ingleston  street 

M'Phail  Duncan,  labourer,  15  St  Andrew  street 

MTbail  Duncan,  labourer,  7  Arthur  street 

M'Phail  James,  plumber,  8  Shaw  street 

M'Phail  John,  labourer,  2  East  Quay  lane 

M'Phail  John,  mariner,  Longwell  close 

M'Phail  John,  spirit  dealer,  24  East  Shaw  street 

M'Phail  Neil,  carter,  8  Ann  street 

M'Phail  Eobert,  plumber,  25  Lynedoch  street 

M'Phail  Stephen,  sugar  baker,  13  Inverkip  street 

M'Phail  Mrs  Jane,  9  East  Quay  lane 

M'Phail  Mrs  Lachlan,  12  Bogle  street 

M'Phail  Mrs  Neil,  12  Bruce  street 

M'PHEDEAN  Dugald,  cooper,  22  Market  street 

M'Phedran  Dugald,  police  sergeant,  3  Nicholson  street 

MACPHERSON  James,  hotel  keeper,  White  Hart  hotel,  50 

Cathcart  street 
MacPherson  John,  ship  chandler,  3  East  breast.     House,  11 

Antigua  street 
M'PHERSON  Angus,  labourer,  22  Stanners 
M'Pherson  Archibald,  mariner,  1  Charles  street 
M'Pherson  Duncan,  carpenter,  1  Nicholson  street 
M'Pherson  Duncan,  teacher,  45  Lynedoch  street.     Ho. ,  do. 
M'Pherson  Hugh,  carpenter,  33  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Pherson  James,  shipmaster,  2  Patrick  street 
M'Pherson  James,  joiner,  6  Under  crescent 
M'Pherson  James,  sawyer,  21  John  street 
M'Pherson  James,  carpenter,  25  Lynedoch  street 
M'Pherson  John,  grocer,  44  Inverkip  street 
M'Pherson  John,  sailmaker,  33  Nicholson  street 
M'Pherson  John,  engineer,  9  Lyle  street 
M'Pherson  John,  ropemaker,  20  Mearns  street 
M'Pherson  John,  carpenter,  9  East  Shaw  street 
M'Pherson  Peter^  boilermaker,  2o  Eegent  sreett 

n2 


146  DIRECTOET. 


M'Pherson  Peter,   cabinetmaker  and  upliolsterer,  30   West 

Burn  street.     House,  24  do. 
M'Pherson  Tkomas,  baker,  97  Eegent  street 
M'Pherson  Mrs  D.,  Hope  place,  17  Antigua  street 
M'Pherson  Mrs  D.,  29  Lynedoch  street 
M'Pherson  Mrs  Harriet,  1  Nicholson  street 
M'Pherson  Mrs,  68  Eoxburgh  street 
M'Pherson  Mrs,  boot  and  shoemaker,  13  Hamilton  st.     Ho. 

3  Bank  street 
M'Pherson  Mrs,  33  Nicholson  street 
M' POLAND  Thomas,  shoemaker,  13  Vennel 
M'QUAEEIE  Archibald,  coachman,  Seafield,  Fox  street 
M'Quarrie  Donald,  carpenter,  16  Arthur  street 
M'Quarrie  Donald,  labourer,  11  Duncan  street 
M'Uuarrie  Donald,  sailmaker,  4  Watt  street 
M'Quarrie  John,  sailmaker,  3  Trafalgar  street 
M'Quarrie  Miss,  mangier  and  dresser,  7  Market  street 
M'UIJEEN  Alexander,  carter,  80  East  Hamilton  street 
M'Queen  Duncan,  carpenter,  80  East  Hamilton  street 
M'Queen  Thomas,  upholsterer,  10  Eopework  street 
M'QTJISTON  Daniel,  plasterer,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  st. 
M'Cluiston  Einlay,  wholesale  confectioner,  43  Cathcart  st. 

House,  13  Mearns  street 
M'CiUISTAN  John,  boatbuilder,  6  Antigua  street 
M'QUOID  Samuel,  jobbing  gardener,  Highlanders' academy 
M*EAE  Alexander,  labourer,  4  Nelson  street.  Glebe 
M'Eae  Alexander,  engineer,  18  Antigua>treet 
M'Eae  Duncan,  late  letter  carrier,  23  East  Shaw  street 
M'Eae  John,  mariner,  7  Tobago  street 
M'Eae  Lachlan,  labourer,  15  St  Andrew  street 
M'Eae  William,  smith,  23  Lynedoch  street 
M'Eae  Mrs  Alexander,  2  Tobago  street 
M'Eae  Mrs,  remnant  warehouse,  3  Manse  lane 
M'EEADY  Charles,  boilermaker,  18  Cartsburn  street 
M'EONALD  Alexander,  carpenter,  2  John  street 
M' SHAKE  Mrs,  huckster,  64  Vennel 


DIRECTORY.  147 


M'SPOEAN  Mrs  Lachlan,  6  Antigua  street 

M'SWAN  Adam,  boilermaker,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Swan  Joka,  labourer,  20  Sugarkouse  lane 

M'SWEEN  Jokn,  labourer,  3  West  Burn  street 

M'Sween  Kennetk,  carpenter,  44  Ann  street 

M'Sween  Mrs,  46  Dalrymple  street 

M'Sween  Mrs,  16  Hamilton  street 

M'TAG-GrAET  Arckibald,  sawyer,  7  Under  crescent 

M'Taggart  Daniel,  ropemaker,  8  East  Skaw  street 

M'Taggart  Jokn,  carpenter,  17  Skaw  street 

M'Taggart  Jokn,  porter,  7  New  Dock  lane 

M'Taggart  Jokn,  engineer,  35  Eoxburgk  street 

M'Taggart  Neil,  skoemaker,  2  Sugarkouse  lane 

M'Taggart  William,  joiner,  42  Inverkip  street 

M'Taggart  Mrs,  10  Baker  street 

M'TAYISH  Donald,  coal  agent,  3  Okapel  street 

M'TBAGtTJE  Maurice,  porter,  Longwell  close 

M'VAIL  James,  tailor,  11  Hill  street 

M'VAIN  Neil,  smitk,  17  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'YEY  James,  joiner,  17  Okarles  street 

M'Vey  Mrs  Samuel,  76  Eoxburgk  street 

M'VICAE  Alexander,  policeman,  7  West  Stewart  street 

M'Vicar  Arckibald,  kuckster,  13  Artkxir  street 

M'Vicar  Donald  joiner,  15  Baker  street 

M'Vicar  Duncan,  labourer,  27  Hamilton  street 

M'Yicar  Peter,  labourer,  18  Crawfurd  street 

M'Vicar  Eobert,  rivetter,  21  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Vicar  Eobert,  skip  and  general  smitk,  3  Skaw  st.     House, 

30  Eegent  street 
M'Vicar  William,  smitk  and  ckain  maker,  skip-tanks,  &c,, 

7  East  Stewart  street.     House,  50  Eldon  street 
M'Vicar  William,  slater,  20  West  Blackball  street 
M'WALTEE  Jokn,  carter,  31  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Walter  Jokn,  railway  porter,  28  Ann  street 
M'WATT  Erancis,  53  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M' WATTY  Jokn,  joiner,  59  Eoxburgk  street 


148  BIEECTOHY. 


M'WHINNIE  Hugh,  forger,  64  East  Hamilton  street 
M'Whinnie  Mrs  Hugh.,  74  East  Hamilton  street 
M'WILLIAM  Andrew,  iron  ship  builder,  Belville  cottage, 

Orescent 
M 'William  John,  smith,  Belville  cottage.  Orescent 
M'William  Peter,  joiner,  6  West  Stewart  street 
M' William  &  Gibson,  manufacturing  chemists,  9  Bogle  st., 

Ohapel  street,  and  7  Virginia  street 
M'WRAITH  Thomas,  bundler,  Drumfrochar  road 


M 


MAOKIE  Andrew,  tailor,  46  Oathcart  street 

Mackie  David,  boilermaker,  10  West  breast 

Mackie  David,  engineer,  8  Antigua  street 

Mackie  James,  mariner,  5  West  Stewart  street 

Mackie  James,  M.D.,  Ed.,  L.E.O.S.E.,  6  Ardgowan  square 

Mackie  James,  slater,  8  Shaw  street 

Mackie  John,  of  Mackie  &  Pollock.     House,  St.  Andrew  sq. 

Mackie  &  Pollock,  clothiers,  di-apers,  and  outfitters,  27  Oath- 
cart  street 

Mackie  William,  mason,  30  Inverkip  street 

Mackie  Misses,  6  Ardgowan  square 

Mackie  Miss,  20  West  Stewart  street 

MAGUIEE  John,  broker,  50  Shaw  street 

MAGUEA  Eobert,  tailor,  43  Ann  street 

MAHON  David,  carpenter,  12  Oross-shore  street 

MAIN  Donald,  boilermaker,  12  Ingleston  street 

Main  Hugh,  steam  packet  agent,  Excise  buildings.  House, 
Mount  pleasant 

Main  Eobert,  labourer,  1  Duncan  street 

Main  William,  joiner,  65  Eue-end  street 

Main  Mrs  Eobert,  18  Kelly  street 

MAINS  John,  labourer,  36  Crawfurd  street 

Mains  Mrs  James,  25  Eegent  street 

MAITLAND  Henry,  joiner,  30  West  Blackball  street 


DIRBtJTOEY.  149 

Maitland  James,  plumber,  18  Brace  street 

Maitland  James,  engineer,  1  Arthur  street 

Maitland  John,  labourer,  44  Inverkip  street 

Maitland  Mrs  John,  29  Sir  Llichael  street 

MALCOM  John,  inspector  of  poor.     Office,  Parochial  Board 

rooms,  Captain  street.  House,  56  Ann  street 
MALCOLM  Andrew,  laboui-er,  49  Inverkip  street 
Malcolm  Archibald,  boHermaker,  6  Wilson  place,  Ingleston 

street 
Malcolm  &  Co.,  coopers  and  fish  curers,  3  East  Shaw  street 
Malcolm  John,  cooper,  29  Sir  Michael  street 
Malcolm  Walter,  of  Malcolm  &  Co.     House,  9  Lynedoch  st. 
Malcolm  William,  cleaner,  Drumfrochar  road 
Malcolm  Mrs,  2  East  breast 
MALON  Mrs,  huckster,  3  Cowgate  street 
MANEGE  William,  labourer,  15  Baker  street 
MANN  Alexander,  watchmaker,  1  William  street,      House, 
21  Ann  street 

Mann  Alexander,  engineer,  38  Eoxburgh  street 

Mann  Mrs,  furnishing  shop,  13  Hamilton  street.      House,  1 
Watt  place 

MANTELL  Mrs  William,  31  Eegent  street 

MAEINE  Board  Office,  and  Shipping  Office  for  Seamen,  5 
Virginia  street 

MAEQTJIS  Miss,  4  Einnart  terrace 

MAEE  James,  jeweller,  3  York  street 

MAEES  Mrs,  huckster,  32  Shaw  street 

MAESHALL  Benjamin,  watchman,  9  Under  crescent 

Marshall  Claud,  writer,  11  William  street.      House,  66  Ee- 
gent street 

Marshall  Daniel,  baker,  39  Hamilton  street 

Marshall  David,  carter,  16  Tobago  street 

MarshaU  James  E.,   of  William  Marshall  &  Son.      House, 
Oakfield 

Marshall  James,  teller,  Eoyal  bank.     House,  14  Kelly  st. 

Marshall  James,  labourer,  Ladyburn 


loO  DIEECTOE-Y. 


Marshall  Jolin,  ropespinner,  8  Sir  Michael  street 

Marshall  Peter,  boilermaker,  17  John  street 

Marshall  Eobert,  patternmaker,  27  Lynedoch  street 

Marshall  Eobert,  cooper.  Mount  place,  Ann  street 

Marshall  Eobert,  boot  and  shoemaker,  25  Ann  street.     Ho., 
32  do. 

Marshall  Thomas,  boot  closer,  32  Ann  street 

Marshall  Thomas,  joiner,  11  Eue-end  street 

Marshall  William  &  Son,  tanners  and  skinners,  Ladyburn, 
Port -Glasgow  road 

Marshall  William,  9  Captain  street 

Marshall  William,  saw  sharper,  3  Eue-end  street 

Marshall  William,  of  WiUiam  Marshall   &   Son.       House, 
Ladyburn  house 

Marshall  William  Johnston,  M.D.,  and  L.E.C.S.,  Edinburgh, 
66  Eegent  street 

Marshall  Miss,  56  Eoxburgh  street 

Marshall  Miss  Catherine,  Ladyburn  house 

Marshall  Mrs  David,  mangle  keeper,  13  West  Blackball  st. 

Marshall  Mrs  James,  6  Inverkip  street 

Marshall  Mrs,  66  Eegent  street 

MAETIN  Alexander,  boot  closer,  1  Hill  street 

Martin  Augustus,  carpenter,  14  Cathcart  street 

Martin  &  Co.,  shipowners,  8  William  street 

Martin  Hugh,  labourer,  1  Stanners  street 

Martin  James  G.^  pilot,  54  West  Blackhall  street 

Martin  M.  J.,  factor  to  Sir  M.  E.  S.  Stewart,  Bart.,  Mansion- 
house.     House,  Inverkip 

Martin  John,  cutler,  9  William  street 

Martin  John,  tailor,  16  William  street 

Martin  Philip,  carpenter,  2  John  street 

Martin  Eobert,  flesher,  6  Sir  Michael  street.  House,  17  Eox- 
burgh street 

Martin  Eobert,  bread,  biscuit,  and  pastry  baker,  31  Hamil- 
ton street 

Martin  Eobert,  steward,  6  West  Stewart  street 


DIREGTORY.  151 


Martin  Thomas,  labourer,  40  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Martin  William,  of  Martin  &  Co.     House,  18  Patrick  street 
Martin  Miss  M.,  dressmaker,  13  West  Stewart  street 
MASON  John,  mason,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
]VIASONS'  Hall,  17  Charles  street 

MASTER  Wrights'  Society's  hearse  house,  12  Bearhope  st. 
■  MASTERSON  Andrew,  baker,  2  St  Andrew  street 
Masterson  Edward,  mariner,  1  Yennel 
MATHER  William,  moulder,  6  John  street 
MATHIE  James,  engineer,  1  Arthur  street 
Mathie  Miss  Margaret,  20  West  Blackball  street 
MATHIESON  Donald,  joiner,  12  Bruce  street 
Mathieson  Donald,  labourer,  6  West  Quay  lane 
Mathieson  John,  grocer,  9  Taylor's  close.     House,  2  Buc- 

cleuch  street 
Mathieson  John,  tailor,  11  Nicholson  street 
Mathieson  Neil,  boot  and  shoemaker,  20  Antigua  street 
Mathieson  Robert,  smith,  11  Arthur  street 
Mathieson  Robert,  joiner,  6  Watt  street 
MAYEN  Mrs,  huckster,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
MAXTON  Mrs  Peter,  19  Patrick  street 
MAXWELL  James,  tinsmith,  7  Yennel 
Maxwell  Robert,  boilermaker,  21  Ingleston  street 
Maxwell  Mrs  Joseph,  spirit  dealer,  32  Charles  street 
MAYORS  Robert  G.,  agent,  13  Hamilton  street 
MAYS  Robert,  clothier  and  outfitter,   8  Dalrymple  street. 

House,  do. 
Mays  Robert,  general  furniture  dealer,  8  Dalrymple  street. 

House,  do. 
MEARNS  Richard,  labourer,  22  Stanners 
MECHANICS'  Library,  Reading  Room,  and  Public  Baths, 

Mechanics'  Institution,  11  Sir  Michael  st.  and  9  Tobago 

street 
MECHAN  Thomas,  grocer,  14  Dalrymple  street 
MEHAR  Thomas,  tailor,  6  William  street 
MELDRUM  George,  engineer,  11  St  Andrew  street 


152  DIRECTORY. 


Meldrum  Peter,  6  Carnock  street 

MELAY  Joseph.,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 

MELEOSE  William,  cooper,  16  Bearbope  street 

Melrose  William,  cooper,  25  Artbur  street 

MELVIN  Wniiam  &  Co.,  commission  agents,  2  Watt  place. 
House,  2  Asbton,  Gourock 

Melvin  William,  policeman,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  st. 

Melvin  Miss  Jane,  green  grocer,  57  Sbaw  street 

Melvin  Mrs,  grocer,  36  Vennel 

IMENZIES  Alexander,  sailmaker,  2  Virginia  street.  House, 
22  Bank  street 

Menzies  James,  feuar  and  gardener,  20  Hamilton  street 

Menzies  James,  engineman,  50  Sbaw  street 

Menzies  Jobn,  silversmitb,  12  West  Blackball  street 

Menzies  William,  watcbmaker,  5  William  street.  House,  27 
Hamilton  street 

Menzies  William,  sailmaker,  17  Antigua  street 

Menzies  William,  tailor,  32  Hamilton  street 

Menzies  Mrs,  midwife,  21  Ann  street 

MEEEOW  &  Fell,  sbip  and  commission  merchants,  City- 
Bank  buildings,  32  Catbcart  street 

MEECANTILE  Marine  Office,  5  Virginia  street 

METHODIST  Cbapel,  4  Ardgowan  street,  west 

MIDDLE  (Free)  Cburcb,  29  West  Burn  street 

Middle  Parish  Cburcb,  Catbcart  square 

Middle  Parish  School,  9  Ann  street 

MILLAE  Alexander,  pawnbroker,  41  Hamilton  street.  Ho., 
35  Ann  street 

Millar  Alexander,  pilot,  6  Nelson  street,  Grlebe 

Millar  Andrew,  porter,  29  Lynedocb  street 

Millar  Andrew,  maltster,  3  Ann  street 

Millar  Andrew,  carpenter,  82  East  Hamilton  street 

Millar  Archibald,  brassfinisher,  25  Antigua  street 

Millar  Francis,  machine  printer,  28  Eoxburgh  street 

Millar  Charles,  gardener,  Aucbindarrocb,  East  parish.  Shop, 
9  Cartsburn  street 


DIRECTOHT.  153 


Millar  David,  carter,  9  Under  crescent 

Millar  Duncan,  shoemaker,  28  Tobago  street 

Millar  Hugli,  carpenter,  1  Carnock  street 

Millar  James,  joiner,  72  Eosburgh  street 

Millar  James,  boilermaker,  Carmicbael's  land.  Crescent 

Miliar  James,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 

Millar  James,  cowfeeder,  1  Lower  Ingleston 

Millar  James,  boilermaker,  5  Ann  street 

Millar  Jobn,  baker,  3  Hamilton  street  and  12  Ann  street. 

House,  12  Ann  street 
Millar  John,  blacksmith,  17  Nicholson  street 
Millar  John,  harbour  master.     Office,  Steamboat  quay.   Ho.? 

31  Eue-end  street 
Millar  John,  67  Union  street 
Millar  John,  carter,  3  John  street 
Millar  John,  huckster,  38  Yennel 
Millar  John,  carter,  8  East  breast 
Millar  Joseph,  carter,  and  keeper  of  washing  green.  Nelson 

street,  west 
Millar  Peter,  joiner,  23  East  Shaw  street 
Millar  Eobert,  pattern  maker,  82  East  Hamilton  street 
Millar  Eobert,  baker,  5  Hamilton  street.     House,  76  Eegent 

street 
Millar  Eobert,  shipowner,  41  Union  street 
Millar  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  40  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Millar  Thomas,  boilermaker,  17  Arthur  street 
Millar  Thomas,  railway  guard,  8  Baker  street 
Millar  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  18  Sir  Michael  street 
Millar  Thomas,  rivetter,  17  Arthur  street 
Millar  Walter,  grocer  and  carder,  41  Ann  street 
Millar  William,  labourer,  3  John  street 
Millar  William,  shipmaster,  28  Nicholson  street 
Millar  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  42  Cathcart  st. 

House,  10  Antigua  street 
Millar  William,  skinner,  7  Arthur  street 
Millar  William,  farmer,  Bawhirley 


154  DIEECTOEY. 


Millar  Miss  Anna,  teacher,  3  Lyle  street 

Millar  Miss  C,  2  Jamaica  street 

Millar  Mrs  Ann,  dressmaker,  39  Crawfurd  street 

Millar  Mrs  Archibald,  56  Eoxburgh  street 

Millar  Mrs  John,  spirit  dealer,  2-1  Arthur  street.     House,  82 
Eegent  street 

Millar  Mrs  John,  9  Hill  street 

Millar  Mrs  Peter,  lodgings,  21  Charles  street 

Millar  Mrs  Thomas,  grocer,  40  Crawfurd  street 

Millar  Mrs,  11  Cowgate  street 

ISiillar  Mrs,  49  Inverkip  street 

Millar  Mrs,  18  Kelly  street 

Millar  IMrs,  cowfeeder,  3  Lower  Ingleston 

MILLER  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  50  Shaw  street.     House, 
Eoyal  Hotel  buildings 

Miller  James,  jun.,  of  Caird  &  Co.     House,  9  Forsyth  street 

Miller  Miss,  lodgings,  30  West  Blackball  street 

Miller  Mrs  John,  67  Union  street 

MILLIGAN  Andrew,  labourer,  12  Cartsburn  street 

Milligan  William,  accountant,  29  Lynedoch  street 

Milligan  Mrs,  40  Shaw  street 

MILL  Charles,  insurance  and  commission  agent,  8  William 
street.     House,  18  Union  street 

MILLS  Benjamin,  carpenter,  37  Eue-end  street 

MiUs  George,  labourer,  49  Inverkip  street 

Mills  John,  carpenter,  8  John  street 

Mills  John,  shoemaker,  10  Cartsburn  street 

MiUs  Eobert,  grocer,  34  Shaw  street 

Mills  Eobert,  boilermaker,  82  East  Hamilton  street 

Mills  Eobert,  engine  maker,  shipsmith,  and  chainmaker,  5 

Dock  breast.     House,  22  Bank  street 
Mills  Eobert,  engineer,  8  Ingleston  street 
Mills  William,  mariner,  16  Sir  Michael  street 
MILNE  Edward,  smith,  36  Crawfurd  street 
Milne  James,  shoemaker,  3  Tobago  street.    House,  Mount 
place,  Ann  street 


dieectorY.  155 


Milne  James,  jun.,  teaclier  and  accountant,  37  West  Burn 

street.     House,  62  Eoxburgh  street 
Milne  John,  carpenter,  Inchworks,  Port- Glasgow  road 
MINTO  George,  tea  merchant  and  grocer,  23  Hamilton  st. 

House,  34  Ann  street 
MITCHELL  Archibald,  carter,  11  Duncan  street 
Mitchell  James,  cooper,  37  Crawfurd  street 
Mitchell  John,  foreman,  15  Brougham  street 
Mitchell  John,  bolt  screwer,  33  East  Shaw  street 
Mitchell  John,  joiner,  11  Watt  street 
Mitchell  John,  labourer,  11  Duncan  street 
Mitchell  Matthew,  of  Thomson  &  Mitchell.     House,  8  Ard- 

gowan  street,  west 
Mitchell  Eobert,  carpenter,  22  Cartsburn  street 
Mitchell  Eobert,  sawyer,  3  Hamilton  street 
Mitchell  Thomas,  mason,  32  Hamilton  street 
Mitchell  Thomas,  gardener,  Seafield  house 
Mitchell  Thomas,  storeman,  63  Eoxburgh  street 
Mitchell  Miss  0.,  23  Nicholson  street 
Mitchell  Mrs  William,  6  HiU  street 
MOFFAT  David,  engineer,  Springfield  cottage,  east 
Moffat  Thomas,  moulder,  4  Lower  Inglestcn 
Moffat  George,  inspector  of  flesh  market.  House,  11  Charles 

street 
Moffat  Mrs  William,  huckster,  22  Cartsburn  street 
MOIE  Archibald,  mason,  47  Ann  street 
MOLES  James,  tailor,  32  Hamilton  street 
MOLLAND  Mrs  Ann,  private  lodgings,  51  Eue-end  street 
MOLLOY  Duncan,  mariner,  9  East  Shaw  street 
MoUoy  Francis,  spirit  dealer,  36  Vennel 
MoUoy  John,  huckster,  9  Kilblain  street 
Molloy  Thomas,  tailor,  3  Vennel 
MONTAGUE  George,  labourer,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
MONTGOMEELE  Archibald,    rector,   Greenock  Academy^ 

House,  87  Eegent  street 
MONTGOMEEY  James,  pansman,  25  Baker  street 


156  DIRECTORY. 


Montgomery  James,  missionary,  20  Bruce  street 
Montgomery  Jolin,  labourer,  13  Clarence  street 
Montgomery  Eobert,  boilermaker,  11  Arthur  street 
Montgomery  Eobert,  labourer,  13  "West  Blackhall  street 
Montgomery  Eobert,  carpenter,  27  Hamilton  street 
Montgomery  Eobert,  cooper,  20  Ingleston  street 
Montgomery  Mrs,  grocer,  55  Shaw  street.     House,  14  Bogle 

street 
Montgomery  Mrs,  farmer.  Low  Cowdenknowes 
MOODY  Allan,  grocer,  42  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Moody  David,  brassfinisher,  14  Cathcart  street 
Moody  John,  shoemaker,  30  Dalrymple  street 
Moody  M.  &  Co.,  tailors,  clothiers,  and  outfitters,  18  Hamil- 
ton street.     House,  50  Brougham  street 
Moody  William,  late  shoemaker,  50  Brougham  street 
Moody  William,  sawyer,  84  East  Hamilton  street 
MOONEY  Daniel,  mariner,  6  East  Quay  lane 
Mooney  M. ,  grocer,  8  Manse  lane 
MOEE  Andrew,  causeway  contractor,  1  William  street 
More  and  M'Dougall,  Misses,  Berlin  repository,  furnishing 
and  millinery  warehouse,  7  Victoria  buildings,   West 
Blackball  street 
More  Mrs  James,  feuar,  65  Eoxburgh  street 
More  Mrs  James,  23  Arthur  street 
MOEIES  John  &  Co.,  timber  merchants  and  measurers,  10 

East  India  breast 
Mories  John,  of  John  Mories  &  Co.     Ho.,  18  Ardgowan  sq. 
Mories  Miss  Janet,  milliner  and  straw-hat  maker,  16  Cath- 
cart street 
MOEISON  Eobert,  assistant  surveyor,  H.M.  Customs,   28 

Eldon  street 
MOENINQf  Journal  office,  10  East  Quay  lane 
MOEEEN  Mrs  Nathaniel,  29  Brougham  street 
MOEEIS  Hugh,  spirit  dealer,  27  Yennel.    House,  Holms- 
croft  street,  west 
Morris  John,  feuar,  8  West  Burn  street 


DIRECTORY.  157 


MOEEISON  Andrew,  joiner,  8  Hutcheson's  court,  Oartsdyke 
Morrison  Archibald,  tailor  and  clotliier,  44  Cathcart  street. 

House,  Martha  brae 
Morrison  Archibald,  engineer,  7  William  street 
Morrison  Donald,  flesher,  7  William  street 
Morrison  Duncan,  joiner,  5  Bearhope  street 
Morrison  Duncan,  grocer,  9  Market  street 
Morrison  Duncan,  carpenter,  7  Hill  street 
Morrison' George,  joiner,  51  Inverkip  street 
Morrison  James,  of  John  Morrison  &  Sons.     House,  38  Sir 

Michael  street 
Morrison  James,   flesher,    7  West  Blackball  street  and  33 

Hamilton  street.     House,  21  Nicholson  street 
Morrison  James,  joiner,  16  William  street 
Morrison  James,  carpenter,  29  Sir  Michael  street 
Morrison  John,  engineer,,  7  Lynedoch  street 
Morrison  John,  sawyer,  9  Under  crescent 
Morrison  John  C,  baker,  24  John  street 
Morrison  John,  shoemaker,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
Morrison  John  &  Sons,  booksellers,  stationers,  lithographers, 

bookbinders,  paper  rulers,  and  librarians,  21  Hamilton 

street  and  67  Eue-end  street 
Morrison  John,  of  John  Morrison  &  Son.       House,   38  Sir 

Michael  street 
Morrison  John,  jr.,  of  John  Morrison  &  Sons.     House,  32 

Eegent  street 
Morrison  John,  smith,  6  John  street 
Morrison  John,  carpenter,  5  Duncan  street 
Morrison  Malcom,  cooper,  35  Hamilton  street 
Morrison  Peter,  carpenter,  55  Dalrymple  street 
Morrison  Peter,  superintendent  of  Shaws  Water  Company's 

works,  Overton  cottage,  Overton 
Morrison  Eobert,  assistant  superintendent  of  Shaws  Water 

Company's  works.     Ho.,  Waterside  cottage,  Overton 
Morrison  Eobert,  policeman,  20  Market  street 
Morrison  Eobert  Eeid,  James  place,  Bank  street 

o2 


158  DIEECTOEY. 


Morrison  Thomas,  shopman,  Mount  pleasant 
Morrison  William,  smith.  35  Nicholson  street 
Morrison  William,  sailmaker,  14  Bruce  street 
Morrison  Miss,  mangier,  21  Kelly  street 
Morrison  Mrs,  6  Nelson  street.  Glebe 
Morrison  Mrs,  2  Buccleuch  street 

MOETON  Andrew  C,  &  Co.,  general  ironmongerSj  10  Wil- 
liam street 
Morton  Andrew  0,,  of  Andrew  0.  Morton  &  Co.     House,  19 

Ardgowan  street,  west 
Morton  &  Young,  tea  dealers,  30  Hamilton  street 
Morton  David,  of  Morton  &  Young.     House,  11  Bank  st. 
Morton  James,  of  Greenock  Iron  Co.      House,  Balclutha, 

Newark  street 
Morton  Mrs  J.,  19  Ardgowan  street,  west 
MOSS  James,  shoemaker,  8  Ann  street 
MOSSMAN  James,  joiner,  glazier,  and  funeral  undertaker, 

14  Ann  street.     House,  16  Inverkip  street 
Mossman  William,  joiner,  56  Eoxburgh  street 
Mossman  Liiss  E.,  hosier  and  draper,  16  Inverkip  street 
MO  WAT  Donald,  pilot,  39  Crawfurd  street 
Mowat  WiUiam  &  Co. ,  smiths  and  boilermakers,  22  Arthur 

street.     House,  23  do. 
MUIR  Alexander,  skipper,  14  Tobago  street 
Muir  Alexander,  engineer,  5  Shaw  street 
Muir  Allan,  baker,  45  Hamilton  street.     House,  4  Trafalgar 

street 
Muir  Archibald,  shipmaster,  40  Shaw  street 
Muir  Crawford.,  writer,  5  Hamilton  street.     House,  32  West 

Blackball  street 
Muir  David,  baker,  Buchanan's  land,  East  Ingleston  street 
Muir  James  P.,  of  Cartsburn  Sugar  Eefinery  Co,      House, 

13  Antigua  street 
Muir  James,  precentor  and  gas  inspector,  19  Bruce  street 
Muir  James,  labourer,  6  John  street 
Muir  John,  carpenter,  8  Baker  street 


DIRECTORY.  159 


Muir  Joseph.,  mason,  5  Duncan  street 
Muir  Matthew,  porter,  9  Argyle  street 
Muir  Eicliard,  boot  and  shoemaker,    and  coal  merchant,  6 

Hamilton  street.     House,  38  Eldon  street 
Muir  Eobert,  baker,  26  Shaw  street.     House,  1  Watt  place 
Muir  Eobert,  provision  merchant,    25  Vennel.      House,  58 

Eosburgh  street 
Muir  Eobert,  shoemaker,  3  Tobago  street 
Muir  Eobert,  coachman,  13  West  Blackball  street 
Muir  Samuel,  of  Grlasgow  and  Greenock  Shipping  Coy.,  14 

William  street 
Muir  Thomas,  engineer,  28  West  Burn  street 
Muir  Wniiam,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  42  Dalrymple 

street.     House,  17  Antigua  street 
Muir  William,  fireman,  20  West  Blackball  street 
Muir  William,  locker,  7  Cathcart  street 
Muir  William,  carpenter,  5  Arthur  street 
Muir  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  31  Cathcart  st.     House, 

28  Brisbane  street 
Muir  William,  carpenter,  25  Eegent  street 
Muir  Miss  Elizabeth,  1  Lyle  street 
Muir  Miss  Isabella,  sempstress,  32  Nicholson  street 
Muir  Miss,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Muir  Mrs  Allan,  feuar,  15  Kelly  street 
Muir  Mrs  Ann,  lodgings,  16  East  Quay  lane 
Muir  Mrs  James,  3  KeUy  street 
Muir  Mrs  Eobert,  Viewbank  cottage 
Muir  Mrs  William,  Prince  of  Wales'  hotel,  28  Cathcart  st. 
Muir  Mrs,  grocer,  8  Cross-shore  street 
Muir  Mrs,  5  Hill  street 
Muir  Mrs,  tripe  shop,  33  Vennel 
MUIEHEAD  Alexander,  baker,  18  Duncan  street 
MULDOON  John,  spirit  dealer,  30  West  Burn  st.    House, 

6  West  Stewart  street 
MTJLHEEN  Charles,  stevedore,  45  Hamilton  street 
Mulhern  Daniel,  labourer,  8  Market  street 


160  DIRECTOEY. 

Mulhern  'Hugh,  lumper,  8  Baker  street 

Mulhern  James,  stevedore,  6  Carnock  street 

MULLEN  John,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrocliar  road 

Mullen  Patrick,  labourer,  30  Inyerkip  street 

MUNDIE  Peter,  spirit  dealer,  9  Cross-shore  street 

MIJNN  Andrew,  tailor  and  clothier,  39  Hamilton  street 

Munn  Daniel,  smith,  5  Arthur  street 

Munn  Duncan,  porter,  9  East  Shaw  street 

Munn  James  pilot,  11  West  breast 

Munn  James,  joiner,  76  Eoxburgh  street 

Munn  Neil,  smith,  15  Arthur  street 

Munn  William,  joiner,  36  Sir  Michael  street 

Munn  Mrs,  10  Eopework  street 

MUNEO  Alexander,  labourer,  28  Crawfurd  street 

Munro  Andrew  &  Co.,  commission  merchants,  49  Oathcart  st. 

Munro  Andrew,  of  Andrew  Munro  &  Co.     Ho.,  57  Union  st. 

Munro  Angus,  boilermaker,  2  Open  shore 

Munro  Donald,  Town's  weigher,  20  Cathcart  street 

Munro  Donald,  carpenter,  11  Eoslin  street 

Munro  Donald,  joiner,  1  Eegent  street 

Munro  George,  carter,  17  Hamilton  street 

Munro  James,  coal  merchant,  27  Eoxburgh  street 

Munro  John,  shoemaker,  38  Ann  street 

Munro  Eobert,  tinsmith,  16  Ann  street 

Munro  William,  carpenter,  8  Inyerkip  street 

Munro  Mrs  M.,  lodgings,  13  Hamilton  street 

MUECH  Mrs  Eichard,  Hope  street 

MUEDOCH  David,  nailer,  8  Cartsburn  street 

Murdoch  Donald,  labourer,  7  Tobago  street 

Murdoch  Duncan,  blanket  warehouse,  14  Tobago  street 

Murdoch  John,  1  Eue-end  street 

Murdoch  Eobert,  joiner,  35  Hamilton  street 

Murdoch  Mrs  William,  feuar,  12  Bank  street 

MUEPHY  Alexander,  tailor,  1  West  breast 

Murphy  Paul,  shoemaker,  21  DaLrymple  street 

Murphy  Eobert,  cooper,  19  Bearhope  street 


DIRECTORY.  I6l 

MUEEAY  Alexander,  carpenter,  11  St  Lawrence  street 
Murray  Alexander,  patternmaker,  7  Oathcart  street 
Murray  Archibald,  engineer,  5  John  street 
Murray  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  21  Bearhope  street 
Murray  David,  distributor  of  stamps  and  collector  of  taxes, 

Customhouse  buildings 
Murray  George,  storekeeper,  19  Shaw  street 
Murray  Hugh,  moulder,  1  Springkell  street 
Murray  James,  engineer,  22  Antigua  street 
Murray  James,  turner,  Western  Saw  mills.     House,  11  Eos- 

Hn  street 
Murray  James,  seaman,  3  Lindsay's  lane 
Murray  James,  basket  maker,  11  Cowgate  street 
Murray  James,  labourer,  4  Ann  street 
Murray  John,  smith,  17  John  street 
Murray  John,  labourer,  69  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Murray  Peter,  teacher,  Belmont  Academy,  9  Jamaica  street 

and  27  West  Stewart  street.     House,  do. 
Murray  Eobert,  carpenter,  16  Hutcheson's  court,  Cartsdyke 
Murray  Eobert,  engineer,  6  Ingleston  street 
Murray  Tkomas,  labourer,  12  St  Lawrence  street 
Murray  Thomas,  broker,  3  Yennel 
Murray  William,  joiner,  3  Under  crescent 
Murray  William,  gardener,  6  Boyd  street 
Murray   William,   brassfinisher,   Alma  cottage,   M'Kniglit 

street 
Murray  Mrs  James,  mangier,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Murray  Mrs  Eobert,  19  Clarence  street 


N 


NAIEN  Donald,  labourer,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Nairn  Mrs  John,  15  John  street 
NAPIEE  Archibald,  labourer,  9  Hill  street 
Napier  James,  engineer,  10  William  street 
Napier  Matthew,  cowfeeder,  63  Ann  street 


162  DIRECTORY. 


NATIONAL  Bank  of  Scotland.  29  Oathcart  street 

NEAEY  Thomas,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street.  Glebe 

NEAVE  John,  of  H.M.  Customs,  11  Grey  place 

NEILL,  Dempster  &  Neill,  sugar  refiners,  Dellingburn  st. 

Neill  James,  farmer,  Chapelton,  East  parish 

NeiU  John,  of  Neill,  Dempster  &  NeilL  House,  33  West 
Stewart  street 

Neill  John,  jun.,  of  Neill,  Dempster  &  Neill.  House,  33 
West  Stewart  street 

Neill  John,  smith,  Broomhill 

Neill  John,  farmer.  South  Hill-end,  East  parish 

Neill  John,  shipmaster,  79  Eegent  street 

Neill  E.  &  S.,  writers,  16  William  street 

NeUl  Eobert,  writer  and  notary  public,  16  William  street. 
House,  6  St.  Andrew  square 

Neill  Eobert,  baker,  31  Vennel.     House,  27  do. 

Neill  Stewart,  writer,  16  William  street.  House,  6  St.  An- 
drew square 

Neill  Thomas,  ship  builder,  of  Thomas  Lamb  &  Son.  Ho., 
44  Brougham  street 

Neill  William,  farmer.  West  Chapelton,  East  parish 

Neill  William,  underwriters'  surveyor,  City  of  Glasgow  Bank 
buildings,  32  Cathcart  street.     House,  35  Eldon  street 

Neill  Mrs  John,  11  Watt  street 

Neill  Mrs  Peter,  34  East  Shaw  street 

NEILSON  John,  hatter,  43  Cathcart  street.  House,  Crom- 
well place.  Bank  street 

Neilson  Mrs  John,  8  Tobago  street 

Neilson  Mrs  Samuel,  farmer,  Maukinhill,  East  parish 

Neilson  William,  stationer,  33  Hamilton  street.  House,  32 
Inverkip  street 

NELSON  Eev.  John,  of  Eree  West  Church.  House,  24 
Eldon  street 

Nelson  Miss,  10  Watt  street 

JJESS  William,  labourer,  29  Charles  street 

NEUGENT  Patrick,  labourer,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 


DIRECTORY.  163 


NEW  Music  Hall,  Theatre  Eoyal  buildings,  38  West  Black- 
hall  street 

NEWELL  Charles,  engineer,  39  Lynedoch  street 

NEWLANDS  Peter,  lathsplitter,  46  Cathcart  street 

NEWMAN  Mrs,  19  Brougham  street 

NEWTON  ColHery  Co.  Office,  17  Cathcart  street.  Depot, 
head  of  Virginia  street 

Newton  J.  &  T.,  grain  merchants  and  commission  agents, 
Customhouse  place 

Newton  James,  of  J.  &  T.  Newton.     House,  4  Eldon  street 

Newton  Thomas  B.,  of  J.  &'T.  Newton.  Ho.,  28  Brisbane 
street 

NICHOLAS  Zacharia,  steward,  13  Nicholson  street 

NICHOLS  Edward,  mariner,  39  Ann  street 

NICHOLSON  Alexander,  carpenter,  2  John  street 

Nicholson  Alexander,  rafter,  Longwell  close 

Nicholson  John,  joiner,  Overton 

Nicholson  William,  mariner,  10  Shannon's  close 

Nicholson  Mrs  John,  33  Ann  street 

NICOL  Alexander,  mariner,  12  Tobago  street 

Nicol  Charles,  builder,  36  Crawfurd  street 

Nicol  Daniel,  carter,  63  Ann  street 

Nicol  Duncan,  coal  merchant,  55  Eue-end  street.  House,  2 
Shaw  place 

Nicol  James,  of  Nicol  &  West.     House,  22  Brisbane  street 

Nicol  John,  carpenter,  17  John  street 

Nicol  John,  engineer,  13  John  street 

Nicol  Samuel,  captain,  22  Mearns  street 

Nicol  Thomas,  carpenter,  5  East  Blackball  street 

Nicol  William,  joiner,  13  Sir  Michael  street 

Nicol  William,  smith,  25  Eegent  street 

Nicol  William,  engineer,  55  Shaw  street 

Nicol  and  West,  general  drapers,  3  West  Blackball  street 

Nicol  Mrs  David,  12  Bogle  street 

Nicol  Mrs,  20  West  Blackball  street 

Nicol  Mrs,  egg  dealer,  13  Hamilton  street 


164  DIRECTORY. 


Nicol  Mrs,  lodgings,  28  Sir  Micliael  street 

NIOCOL  Eobert,  3  East  Stewart  street 

Niccol  Mrs  Thomas,  3  East  Stewart  street 

NIMMO  Andrew,  collector  of  harbour,  shed,  harbour  police, 
anchorage  and  crane  dues.  Customhouse.  House,  11 
Ardgowan  square 

Nimmo  Thomas,  labourer,  9  Market  street 

NISBET  Alexander,  carpenter,  20  Cathcart  street 

Nisbet  John,  storekeeper,  21  Ingleston  street 

NIVEN  Archibald,  joiner,  7  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Niven  Archibald,  labourer,  28  Cartsburn  street 

Niven  James,  carpenter,  35  Nicholson  street 

Niven  John,  labourer,  24  Tobago  street 

Niven  Thomas,  grain  merchant,  17  East  Quay  lane.  Ho., 
Johnston  street 

Niven  WilHam,  carpenter,  3  St  Andrew  street 

Niven  Miss,  lodgings,  3  St  Andrew  street 

Niven  Miss,  lodgings,  20  Ann  street 

Niven  Mrs,  1  York  street 

NIXON  Mrs,  register  office  for  servants,  and  clothing  es- 
tablishment, 21  Nicholson  street 

NOBLE  Benjamin,  68  Union  street 

Noble  James,  lathspHtter,  71  Yennel 

Noble  John,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 

Noble  Bobert,  hawker,  38  Yennel 

Noble  Mrs,  22  Hutcheson's  court,  Cartsdyke 

NOEEIE  Mrs  John,  Boyd  place,  35  West  Blackball  street 

NOETH  British  Daily  Mail  newspaper.  Grreenock  branch 
office,  1  Bank  street 


OATS  Daniel,  hatter,  20  Yennel 
OG-ILYIE  David,  joiner,  18  Antigua  street 
Ogilvie  James,  cabinetmaker,  29  Eoxburgh  street 
Ogilvie  John,  clerk,  Drumfrochar  road 


DIRECTOIIY.  165 


Ogilvie  John,  blockmaker,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 

O'BEIAN  Hugh,  travelling  merchant,  24  Tobago  street 

O'Brian  John,  dealer,  61  Yennel 

O'BEIEN  Arthur,  labourer,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

O'DONNELL  James,  flesher,  49  Shaw  street 

OLIPHANT  John,  joiner,  6  Ingleston  street 

OLIVER  Water,  cooper,  48  Ann  street 

O'NEIL  C,  wine  and  spirit  store,  18  Vennel 

O'Neill  Hugh,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 

O'Neill  James,  mason,  17  Sir  Michael  street 

O'Neill  James,  Broomhill 

O'Neill  John  B.,  pawnbroker,  6  Vennel.  Ho.,  8  Ardgowan 
street,  west 

O'Neill  Josiah,  labourer,  6  John  street 

O'Neill  Patrick,  9  Trafalgar  street 

OECHAED  Sugar  Eefinery,  Ingleston  street 

OEKNEY  Alexander,  shipmaster,  2  Brougham  street 

Orkney  Alexander,  mariner,  22  Sugarhouse  lane 

Orkney  Margaret,  spirit  merchant,  53  Eue-end  street.  Ho.» 
13  West  Blackball  street 

OEE  Andrew  E.,  of  Orr,  Hunter  &  Co.,     House,  Fox  street 

Orr  Erskine,  feuar,  46  Crawfurd  street 

Orr  Erskine,  jun.,  of  Orr,  Pollock  &  Co.,  letter-press  print- 
ers. Bank  street.     House,  46  Crawfurd  street 

Orr,  Hunter  &  Co.,  rope  and  sailmakers,  2  West  Quay  lane 

Orr  James,  of  Brough  &  Orr,  29  Eegent  street 

Orr  John,  baker,  25  Eegent  street 

Orr  John,  mate,  46  Crawfurd  street 

Orr  John,  jun.,  baker  and  grain  merchant,  5  Eue-end  street 

Orr  John,  weigher,  29  Newark  street 

Orr  John,  porter,  19  Shaw  street 

Orr  John,  coal  agent,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  21  Ann  street 

Orr  John,  joiner,  14  Bogle  street 

Orr  Joseph,  blockmaker,  joiner,  cabinetmaker,  and  funeral 
undertaker,  19  Sugarhouse  lane  and  37  Dalrymple  st. 
House,  35  East  Shaw  street 


166  DIRECTORY. 


Orr  Josepii,  labourer,  19  Arthur  street 

Orr,  Pollock  &  Co.,  letter-press  printers  and  newspaper  pro- 
prietors, 1  Bank  street 

Orr  Tliomas,  boatbuilder,  23  Eue-end  street.  House,  6  Car- 
nock  street 

Orr  Thomas,  cooper,  1  Stanners  street 

Orr  William,  farmer,  Bridgend,  East  parish.. 

Orr  William,  joiner  and  blockmaker,  8  Cross-shore  street, 
House,  62  Union  street 

Orr  William,  engineer,  6  Antigua  street 

Orr  William,  grocer,  29  Eegent  street 

Orr  William,  of  Anderson,  Orr  &  Co.,  sugar  refiners.  Ho.^, 
6  George  square 

Orr  William,  carter,  51  Rue-end  street 

Orr  WilHam,  joiner,  1  Carnock  street 

Orr  William,  smith,  1  Hill  street 

Orr  Miss,  dressmaker,  29  Nicholson  street 

Orr  Mrs  Daniel,  mangle  keeper,  21  Arthur  street 

Orr  Mrs  Duncan,  48  Nelson  street,  west 

Orr  Mrs  John,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Orr  Mrs  John,  dressmaker,  &c.,  46  Crawfurd  street 

Orr  Mrs  Matthew,  Matilda  cottage,  Eldon  street 

Orr  Mrs  William,  feuar,  2  Buccleuch  street 

Orr  Mrs,  lodgings,  32  Ann  street 

Orr  Mrs,  milliner,  12  West  Blackball  street.     House,  do. 

OSBORNE  David,  joiner,  12  SpringkeU  street 

Osborne  William,  labourer,  2  John  street 

OSTLER  Andrew,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  7 
Inverkip  street.     House,  32  Tobago  street 

OSWALD  John,  moulder,  10  Upper  crescent 

Oswald  Mrs,  keeper,  37  Nicholson  street 

OUaHTERSON  George,  38  Eldon  street 

OVERTON  Coal  Depot,  5  Chapel  street 

OVINGTON  Richard,  of  the  Greenock  Foundry  Co.  House, 
59  Union  street 

OWEN  John  W.,  mate,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 


DIRECTORY.  167 

Owen  Mrs  James,  stationer,  30  Cathcart  street.    Ho.,  23  do, 
P 

PAINTEES'  Hall,  44  Cathcart  street 

PALMER  James,  cooper,  17  Sir  Michael  street 

Palmer  Thomas,  carpenter,  9  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 

PAPER  MHls,  Overton,  Shaws  Water,  fall  No.  18 

PAEK  Alexander,  seaman,  5  Orawfurd  street 

Park  Boyd,  van  driver,  26  Sugarhonse  lane 

Park  Hngh,  carpenter,  Longwell  close 

Park  James,  manager  of  United  Steam  Tng  Co.,  2  West 
Quay  head.     House,  24  Kelly  street 

Park  John,  joiner,  20  Cathcart  street 

Park  John,  grocer,  59  Vennel 

Park  Matthew,  carter,  43  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Park  Matthew,  joiner,  glazier,  and  funeral  undertaker,  29 
Ann  street.     House,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  st.,  east 

Park  Robert,  optician,  chronometer,  watch,  and  nautical  in- 
strument maker,  and  adjuster  of  comjDasses  in  iron  ships, 
Anderson  place,  14  Cathcart  street.     Ho.,  97  Regent  st. 

Park  Robert,  65  Regent  street 

Park  Thomas,  slater,  27  Hamilton  street 

Park  William,  draper,  24  Hamilton  street.  House,  18  Ard- 
gowan  square 

Park  William,  joiner,  97  Regent  street 

Park  Miss,  boys'  dressmaker,  97  Regent  street 

Park  Mrs,  15  Crawfurd  street 

PARKER  John,  joiner,  25  Charles  street 

Parker  Peter,  carpenter,  18  Ingleston  street 

Parker  Miss  E.,  18  Ingleston  street 

Parker  Miss  Janet,  confectioner,  4  Inverkip  street 

Parker  Mrs  William,  feuar,  5  Mearns  street 

PARKHILL  William,  coal  merchant,  6  Buccleuch  street 

PATERSON  Alexander,  glazier,  crown  glass  warehouse,  23 
Cathcart  street.    House,  Mount  park,  Bank  stret 


168  DiRECTORT. 


Paterson  Alexander  &  Son,  liam  curers  and  provision  mer- 

cliants,  39  Hamilton  street.     Ho. ,  29  Sir  Michael  st. 
Paterson  Oaskie,  labourer,  35  Eoxburg-h  street 
Paterson  Charles,  shoemaker,  31  Cathcart  street.    House,  81 

Eegent  street 
Paterson  Daniel,  clothier,  8  Hamilton  street.     Ho.,  8  Ard- 

gowan  street,  west 
Paterson  Donald,  joiner,  3  Salmon  street 
Paterson  Dugald,  tea  merchant  and  general  grocer,  19  Ha- 
milton street.     House,  20  Brisbane  street 
Paterson  Duncan,  carpenter,  1 1  Cathcart  street 
Paterson  Edward,  broker,  6  Dalrymple  street 
Paterson  George,  plumber,  44  Inverkip  street 
Paterson  James,  boilermaker,  17  Arthur  street 
Paterson  James,  stoker,  30  Inverkip  street 
Paterson  James,  engineer,  23  Antigua  street 
Paterson  James,  currier,  39  Ann  street 
Paterson  James,  smith,  14  Stanners 
Paterson  James,  joiner,  82  East  Hamilton  street 
Paterson  James,  5  Kelly  street 
Paterson  James,  cooper,  16  Bearhope  street 
Paterson  Jarvis,  salesman,  25  Antigua  street 
Paterson  John,  shoemaker,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Paterson  John,  labourer,  14  St  Andrew  street 
Paterson  John,  currier,  of  Adam  Kirk  &  Co. 
Paterson  John,  tinsmith  and  gasfitter,  14  Tobago  street 
Paterson  John,  engineer,  82  East  Hamilton  street 
Paterson  Lachlan,  29  Hutcheson's  court,  Cartsdyke 
Paterson  M.  W.,  clerk,  8  Trafalgar  street 
Paterson  Malcom,  carpenter,  6  East  Blackball  street 
Paterson  Eobert,  brassfounder  and  gasfitter,  9  Arthur  st. 
Paterson  Eobert,  poulterer,  15  Market  street 
Paterson  Samuel,  engine  keeper,  11  Hill  street 
Paterson  Thomas,  pastry  baker,  7  Bearhope  street 
Paterson  Thomas,  carpenter,  46  Shaw  street 
Paterson  William,  flesher,  55  Shaw  street.    House,  do« 


DIRECTORY. 


Paterson  William,  tidewaiter,  40  Inverkip  street 
Patersou  William,  joiner,  4  St  Andrew  square 
Paterson  William,  plumber,  34  Dalrymple  street 
Paterson  Miss  E.,   milliner,  Havelock  buildings,  15  West 

Blackball  street 
Paterson  Misses,  dressmakers,  25  Artbur  street 
Paterson  Mrs  Samuel,  9  Grey  place 
Paterson  Mrs  William,  36  West  Blackball  street 
Paterson  Mrs,  midwife,  8  Tobago  street  ■ 
Paterson  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Stanners 
PATON  Allan  Park,  writer  and  land  factor,  65  Eue-end  st. 

House,  Pmalder  cottage.  Low  Gourock  road 
Paton  Arcbibald,  accountant,  26  Brisbane  street 
Paton  James,  gardener,  Bogston,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Paton  James  Eraser,  M.D.,  pbysician  and  surgeon.     Con- 
sulting rooms,  16  William  street.     House,  Pmalder  cot- 
tage, 12  Margaret  street 
Paton  Robert,  engineer,  2  East  Blackball  street 
Paton  Samuel,  labourer,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Paton  William,  of  Ross,  Corbett  &  Co.     Ho.,  28  Brisbane  st. 
Paton  Miss  Janet,  lodgings,  5  Sbaw  street 
Paton  Miss  M.  W.,  Pmalder  cottage,  Low  Gourock  road 
PATRICK  Adam,  bootmaker,  6  West  Blackball  street.     Ho. , 

62  Roxburgb  street 
Patrick  David,  cooper,  7  Market  street 
Patrick  David,  wine  and  spirit  mercbant,  2  Charles  street 
Patrick  Jobn,  mason,  15  Market  street 
Patrick  Robert,  joiner,  17  Artbur  street 
Patrick  Robert,  Customhouse  officer,  30  Sir  Micbael  street 
Patrick  Robert,  engineer,  31  Lynedocb  street 
PATTEN  Henry  Tower,  writer,  8  Catbcart  square.     House, 

Robertson  street 
Patten  Hugb  M.,  of  Pattens  &  Co.     House,  Robertson  st. 
Patten  James,  of  Pattens  &  Co.     House,  Robertson  street 
Pattens  &  Co.,  shipowners  and  sugar  refiners,  23  Baker  st, 
Patten  Miss,  Robertson  street 

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170  DIRECTORY. 

PAUL  Archibald,  labourer,  8  Jobn  street 

Paul  Colin,  plasterer,  9  Lynedocb  street 

Paul  David,  feuar,  1  Orangefield 

Paul  John,  gatekeeper,  15  Arthur  street 

Paul  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  20  Dalrymple  street 

and  3  Vennel.     House,  Linden  bank,  Eldon  street 
Paul  John,  engineer,  9  Hill  street 
Paul  Eobert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3  Charles  st.     Ho., 

19  Brougham  street 
Paul  Matthew,  blacksmith,  Mount  place,  Ann  street 
Paul,  Sword  &  Co.,  sugar  refiners.  Orchard  Sugar  Eefinery, 

Ingleston  street 
Paul  William,  labourer,  16  Sir  Michael  street 
Paul  William,  carter,  1  Stanners  street 
Paul  William  B.,  sugar  refiner,  of  Paul,  Sword  &  Co.     Ho., 

29  Brougham  street 
Paul  William,  jpainter,  44  Shaw  street 
Paul  Miss,  dressmaker,  60  Tennel 
Paul  Mrs  Eobert,  77  Eegent  street 
PEACE  James  J  (late  shipmaster,)  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

43  Ann  street 
Peace  James,  late  carpenter,  35  Nicholson  street 
PEACOCK  Alexander,  joiner,  47  Ann  street 
Peacock  John,  papermaker,  Overton 
Peacock  Mrs,  42  Dalrymple  street 
Peacock  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  42  Inverkip  street 
PEAESON  Daniel,  cooper,  14  Bogle  street 
Pearson  James,  mason,  17  Clarence  street 
Pearson  John,  clog  maker,  19  Shaw  street    House,  11  Cath* 

cart  street 
Pearson  Thomas,  slademan,  21  Bearhope  street 
Pearson  Mrs  James,  ]  0  St  Andrew  street 
PEASTON  Alexander,  slademan,  35  Nicholson  street 
PECK  Daniel,  shipmaster,  3  West  Quay  lane 
Peck  George,  shipmaster,  12  Nicholson  street 
PEDAN  Johuj  smith,  22  Antigua  street 


DIRECTORY.  171 


PEDDIE  John,  pointsman,  3  Under  crescent 

PEGrAN  Archibald,  railway  porter,  12  Cross-shore  street 

PENNELL  Joseph,  sailmaker,  1  East  Quay  lane.     House, 

9  Sugarhouse  lane 
PENTLAND  Eobert,  joiner,  34  Sir  Michael  street 
PEEKINS  William,  shipmaster,  34  Eegent  street 
PEBEIE  Hugh,  cooper,  11  West  Stewart  street 
PEEEY  William  H.,  shopman,  30  Nicholson  street 
PETEEKIN  David,  painter,  11  Charles  street 
PETEES  James  S.,  coal  agent.     Office,  17  Cathcart  street. 

Depot,  head  of  Virginia  street.     House,  2  Watt  place 
Peters  William,  cooper,  32  Sir  Michael  street 
PETTIE  Miss,  10  Watt  street 

PETTIGEEW  James,  carpenter,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Pettigrew  John,  porter,  5  Cross-shore  street 
Pettigrew  Matthew,  joiner,  1  Stanners 
Pettigrew  Eobert,  mason,,  72  Eoxburgh  street 
Pettigrew  Mrs,  lodgings,  36  Crawfurd  street 
PHILLIPS  Andrew,  traveller,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
Philips  James,  cooper,  28  Crawfurd  street 
Philips  James,  smith,  11  John  street 
Philips  Thomas,  tinplate  worker,  62  Eoxburgh  street 
Philips  William,  pastry  baker,  35  East  Shaw  street 
Philips  Miss,  feuar,  7  East  Shaw  street 
PHILIP  Eobert,  13  Brisbane  street 
Philip  William,  accountant,  13  Brisbane  street 
PICKEN  John,  sawyer,  Kingston,  Port-Grlasgow  road 
PILOT  Office  (Elver),  Albert  quay 
PINKEETON  Eobert,  upholsterer,  40  Inverkip  street 
PITCAIEN  Thomas,  joiner,  17  Bruce  street 
PITT  Thomas,  shipmaster.  Mount  pleasant 
PLAGE  Philip,  shipmaster,  5  Lyle  street 
PL  ATT  Alexander,  labourer,  5  Bearhope  street 
POLICE  Office,  Taylor's  close 
POLLOCX  David  L.,   bookbinder,   &c.,   26   Hamilton  st,j 

back  land.    House,  19  Bank  street 


172  DIRECTORY. 


Pollock  James,  builder,  19  Bruce  street 

Pollock  James,  kammerman,  3  John  street 

Pollock  John,  boilermaker,  Holmscroft  street,  west 

Pollock  Jokn,  smitk,  15  Jokn  street 

Pollock  JohnM.,  of  Orr,  Pollock  &  Co.,  letterpress  printers, 

1  Bank  street.     House,  19  Bank  street 
Pollock  Thomas,  brassfounder,  27  Eoxburgh  street 
Pollock  Walter,  carter,  14  St  Andrew  street 
Pollock  William,  of  Mackie  &  Pollock.      House,  Abbotsford 

place 
Pollock  Wright,  plumber,  9  Duncan  street 
Pollock  Miss,  dressmaker,  milliner,  and  furrier,  19  Bank  st. 
Pollock  Mrs  John,  22  Orawfurd  street 
Pollock  Mrs,  13  Mearns  street 

POLSON  David,  tidewaiter,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
Poison  William,  H.M.C.     House,  Grien  cottage 
Poison  Misses,  dressmakers,  21  Nicholson  street 
POORS'  Rate  Office,  Captain  street 
PORT  Dundas  and   Greenock   Steam   Shipping  Co.,  1  East 

Quay  lane 
PORTER  Robert,   coal  merchant,  4  Springkell  street,  and 

Arthur  street  coal  depot.     House,  38  Roxburgh  street 
Porter  Miss,  dressmaker,  3  Tobago  street 
POST  Office,  11  William  street 
POTTER  Miss  E.,  lodgings,  14  Brisbane  street 
POTTS  John,  mariner,  50  Shaw  street 
POIJLTER  George  Thomas,  professor  of  music,  11  Ardgowan 

square 
POYNTER  John  &  Son,  chemists  and  drysalters.     Works, 
Dellingburn  st.     Office,  72  Great  Clyde  street,  Glasgow 
PRATT  Alexander,  cabinetmaker,  25  Arthur  street 
PRENTICE  Adam,  engineer,  17  Lynedoch  street 
Preatice  John,  feuar  and  property  agent,  29  Cathcart  street. 

House,  27  Kelly  street 
Prentice  Thomas  &  Co.,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit  merchants* 
tea  merchants,  and  commission  agents*  17  Nicholson  st 


DIBECTOEY.  173 

Prentice  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3  St  Andrew 

street.     House,  31  Brougham  street 
Prentice  Thomas,  of  T.  Prentice  &  Co.     House,  31  Brougham 

street 
Prentice  Miss,  7  Kelly  street 
PEESTON  John,  2  Dellingburn  street 
PEIMROSE  Mrs,  6  West  Stewart  street 
PRINCE  of  Wales  Hotel,  28  Cathcart  street 
PEINGrLE  James,  smith,  3  Charles  street 
PEOYIDENT  Bank,  11  William  street 
PUEDIE  P.  &  Gr.,  boot  and  shoemakers',  40  Cathcart  street, 

and  53  and  55  Gallowgate  st.,    Glasgow.       House,  42 

Eldon  street 


Q 


QIJAEEIEE  John,  miller.  Bakers'  miU,  12  Baker  street 
QUEEN"  Peter,  labourer,  5  Highland  close 
Q,UIGLEY  Dennis,  labourer,  7  East  Quay  lane 
QUIN  John,  umbrella  and  j^arasol  manufacturer,  47  Hamil- 
ton street.     House,  6  West  Blackhall  street 
Quin  John,  labourer,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 


E 


EAB  James  K.,  H.M.  Customs,  10  Watt  street 
Eae  James,  gardener,  Brougham  street 
Eae  John,  gardener,  10  Watt  street 
Eae  John,  tinsmith,  3  Salmon  street 
Eae  John,  missionary,  1 1  Watt  street 
Eae  Patrick,  sawyer,  60  Vennel 

EAEF  George,  accountant,  house  factor,  and  licensed  ap- 
praiser, 41  Cathcart  street.     House,  15  Brisbane  street 
EAILWAY  Goods  Depot,  Eegent  street 
Railway  Station,  25  Cathcart  street 
BAIT  Allan,  moulder,  3  Arthur  street 


\14:  DIRECTORY. 


EALSTON  Alexander,  shoemaker,  41  Shaw  street 

Ealston  James,  shoemaker,  3  Buccleuch  street 

Balston  William,  boilermaker,  7  Arthur  street 

Ealston  William,  joiner,  2  Tobago  street 

RAINY  Thomas,  labourer,  6  Shaw  street 

EAMAGrE  John,  breaksman,  25  Eegent  street 

EAMSAY  Alexander,  tailor,  27  Antigua  street 

Eamsay  Alexander,  seaman,  16  East  Shaw  street 

Eamsay  Andrew,  merchant,  14  Clarence  street 

Eamsay  David,  sawyer,  18  Tobago  street 

Eamsay  Henry,  boilermaker,  11  Hill  street 

Eamsay  Hope  Stewart,  cashier,  4  Boyd  street 

Eamsay  John,  cabinetmaker,  30  Nicholson  street 

Eamsay  John,  examining  officer,  H.M.  Customs.     House, 

Holmscroft  street,  east 
Eamsay  John,  joiner,  7  Hill  street 
E  AND  ALL  Andrew,  carpenter,  17  Cathcart  street 
EANKIN  Alexander,  grocer  and  carpenter,  26  East  Shaw  st. 
Eankin  Alexander,  carpenter,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
Eankin  Charles,  joiner,  20  Market  street 
Eankin  &  Blackmore,    engineers  and  ironfounders,   Eagle 

foundry,  18  Baker  street 
Eankin  Daniel,  engineer,  18  Baker  street.     House,  Cromwell 

place,  Bank  street 
Eankin  David,  cabinetmaker,  13  Sir  Michael  street 
Eankin  James,  carter,  6  Eoslin  street 
Eankin  John,  engineer,  20  Antigua  street 
Eankin  John,  shopman,  39  West  Blackhall  street 
Eankin  John,  coal  agent.     Depot,  head  of  Arthur  street  and 

1  Bearhope  street    House,  16  John  street 
Eankin  Mrs  Einlay,  17  Antigua  street 
Eankin  Mrs  George,  provision  dealer,  18  West  Blackhall  st. 
EATCLIFFE  Michael,  letter  carrier.  Post  office 
BATTEEY  John,  gabbart  master,  8  Cross-shore  street 
BEDHEAD  William,  fireman,  1  William  street 
BEDONDO  Peter,  sailmaker,  14  Bogle  street 


DIRECTOEY.  175 


EEFOEMED  Presbyterian  Churcli,  East  Shaw  street 

Eeformed  Presbyterian  Cliurch.,  12  West  Stewart  street 

EEFEESHMENT  Eooms,  14  East  Qnay  lane 

Eefresbment  Eooms,  40  Dalrymple  street 

Eefresliment  Eooms,  east  side  Victoria  harbour,  Eue-end  st» 

EEID  Alexander,  labourer,  43  Ann  street 

Eeid  Arthur,  labourer,  13  West  Blackball  street 

Eeid  Eev.  Charles  F.,  E.C.C.,  Patrick  street 

Eeid  Duncan,  grocer,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Eeid  Duncan,  tea  dealer  and  general  grocer,  42  Hamilton  st. 

House,  22  Bank  street 
Eeid  Francis  E. ,  of  Blair,  Eeid,  &  Steele.     House,  Beltrees, 

56  Union  street 
Eeid  Hugh,  grocer,  36  Ann  street 
Eeid  Hugh,  police  officer,  32  Hamilton  street 
Eeid  James,  jun.,  of  Fleming,  Eeid  &  Co.      Ho.,  62  Eegeni 

street 
Eeid  James,  of  Fleming,  Eeid  &  Co.       House,  Seafield,  14 

Eldon  street 
Eeid  James,  engineer,  25  Lynedoch  street 
Eeid  John,  clerk,  Stamp  office.     House,  35  Ann  street 
Eeid  John,  fireman,  26  Sir  Michael  street 
Eeid  Lewis,  carpenter,  26  Ann  street 
Eeid  Thomas,  manager  of  Greenock  Sawmill  Co.       House, 

Clydevale,  Port- Glasgow  road 
Eeid  WilHam,  draper,  46  Cathcart  street.     Ho.,  17  Antigua 

street 
Eeid  William,  washing  green,  Greenbank,  Drumfrochar  road 
Eeid  William,  policeman,  14  Market  street 
Eeid  Mrs  A.,  Thorndean  cottages,  15  Forsyth  street 
Eeid  Mrs  James,  36  Union  street 
Eeid  Mrs  John,  15  St  Lawrence  street 
Eeid  Mrs,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Eeid  Mrs  Wilham,  10  Cartsburn  street 
Eeid  Mrs  WiUiam,  20  East  Shaw  street 
Eeid  Mrs,  3  Hamilton  street 


176  DIRECTORY. 


EBIDMAN  William,  mariner,  49  Inverkip  street 

EEILLY  Peter,  railway  guard,  14  Bogle  street 

Eeilly  Mrs,  huckster,  39  Vennel 

EENNIE  Allan,  tanner,  5  Cartsburn  street 

Eennie  James,  carpenter,  11  St  Lawrence  street 

Eennie  John,  tanner,  18  Stanners  street 

Eennie  JoKn,  of  Grreenock  Distillery  Co.     Ho.,  11  Forsyth 

street 
EESIDE  William,  joiner,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Eeside  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  East  Quay  lane 
EEW  Arthur,  boilermaker,  6  John  street 
EHODES  Alexander,  carpenter,  9  Kilblain  street 
Ehodes  John,  shipmaster,  12  West  Blackhall  street        , 
Ehodes  Thomas,  mariner,  57  Dalrymple  street 
EIOH  Henry,  mariner,  4  Nicholson  street 
EICHARDSON  Charles,  shipmaster,  6  Ardgowan  st.,  west 
Eichardson  James,  moulder,  5  John  street 
Eichardson  James,  manager  to  Eoxburgh  Street  Eefining 

Co.,  2  Captain  street.     House,  15  Ardgowan  st.,  west 
Eichardson  John  Gr.  C,  shipmaster,  5  Lyle  street 
Eichardson  Peter,  fitter,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Eichardson  William,  boilermaker,  2  Cartsburn  street 
Eichardson  Mrs,  3  East  Stewart  street 
EICHMOND  Andi^ew,  caulker,  15  Arthur  street 
Eichmond  Archibald  E.,  M.D.,  21  Patrick  street 
Eichmond  Hugh,  carter,  47  Inverkip  street 
Eichmond  Catherine,  fruits  and  confections,  13  West  Black- 
hall  street 
EIDDELL  David,  coal  agent,  corner  of  Dellingburn  square, 

foot  of  Baker  street        Plouse,  6  Chapel  street 
Eiddell  John,  joiner,  4  East  Shaw  street 
EIDDICK  James,  tailor,  Morris'  land,  Holmscroft  st.,  west 
EIDDICH  Miss,  lodgings,  12  Nicholson  street 
EIGG-  Mrs,  6  Eoslin  street 
EINTOUL  John,  joiner,  33  Sir  Michael  street 
EINa  Eev.  M.,  10  Kelly  street 


DIEECTORY.  177 


EIPP  William,  sugarboiler,  3  Captain  street 

EITOHIE  Alexander,  manager  and  treasurer  of  Gas  Works. 

House,  33  Crawfurd  street 
EitcHe  Andrew,  smith,  3  Arthur  street 
Eitchie  Archibald,  engineer,  22  John  street 
Eitchie  David,  mariner,  50  Shaw  street 
Eitchie  Duncan,  cooper,  6  John  street 
Eitchie  Hugh,  grocer,  35  Cathcart  street.       House,  1  Eox- 

burgh  street 
Eitchie  Hugh,  grocer,  42  Inverkip  street.     House,  Mount 

pleasant 
Eitchie  Hugh,  weigher.  Mount  place,  Ann  street 
Eitchie  James,  mariner,  80  East  Hamilton  street 
Eitchie  James,  smith,  2  John  street 
Eitchie  John,  of  H.M.  Customs,  1  Eoxburgh  street 
Eitchie  John,  clothier,  Cathcart  square.    Ho.,  21  Brisbane  st. 
Eitchie  Eobert,  smith,  13  Cartsburn  street 
Eitchie  Thomas,  smith,  12  Bogle  street 
Eitchie  William,  mason,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
Eitchie  Miss  M.,  13  St  Lawrence  street 
Eitchie  Mrs  Eobert,  feuar,  76  Eegent  street 
EIVEE  Clyde  Towing  Company— J.  H.  M'Farlane,  agent,  9 

West  breast 
Eiver  Pilot  Office,  Albert  quay 
Eiver  Towing  Company — John  Henry,  agent,  7  East  India 

breast 
EOBB  Alexander,  engineer,  12  Ingleston  street 
Eobb  David,  rigger,  22  Antigua  street 
Eobb  John  &  Co.,  timber  merchants,  Caledonian  saw  mills, 

Port- Glasgow  road 
Eobb  John,  of  J.  Eobb  &  Co.,  Caledonian  saw  mills,  Port- 
Glasgow  road 
EOBBINS  John,  coachman,  Bagatelle,  23  Eldon  street 
EOBSON  William,  boilermaker,  57  Main  st.,  Oartsdyke 
EOBEETS  George,  baker,  6  HiU  street 
Eoberts  James,  brassfinisher,  46  Inyerkip  street 


178  DmECTOET. 


EOBEETSON  Adam,  gardener,  15  Brougliam  street 

Eobertson  Alexander,  carpenter,  63  Mainst.,  Oartsdyke 

Eobertson  Andrew,  fireman,  5  Duncan  street 

Eobertson  Andrew,  seaman,  3  Vennel 

Eobertson  Arthur,  joiner  and  precentor,  9  Bruce  street 

Eobertson  Charles,  engine  driver,  27  Antigua  street 

Eobertson  Charles,  slater,  16  Bearhope  street 

Eobertson  Daniel,  of  Bowling  and  Grreenock  Towing  Co.,  10 

West  breast 
Eobertson  Donald,  cabinetmaker,  6  Watt  street 
Eobertson  Douglas,  labourer,  72  Eoxburgh  street  . 
Eobertson  Duncan,  engineer,  22  Cartsburn  street 
Eobertson  Eey.  Frederick  Lockhart,  of  the  Middle  Parish- 

Manse,  3  Houston  street 
Eobertson  George,  engineer,  32  Inverkip  street 
Eobertson  James,  joiner,  57  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
Eobertson  James,  blockprinter,  11  Bearhope  street 
Eobertson  James,  storekeeper,  19  Lynedoch  street 
Eobertson  James,  carpenter,  3  Under  crescent 
Eobertson  James,  labourer,  10  Cartsburn  street 
Eobertson  James,  slater,  24  Ann  street 
Eobertson  James,  tidewaiter,  35  Eoxburgh  street 
Eobertson  John,  baker,  4  Tobago  street 
Eobertson  John,  engineer,  21  Antigua  street 
Eobertson  John,  joiner,  97  Eegent  street 
Eobertson  John,  boilermaker,  7  Under  crescent 
Eobertson  John,  labourer.  Mount  place,  Ann  street 
Eobertson  John  cooper,  1  Duncan  street 
Eobertson  John,  slater,  33  Eegent  street 
Eobertson  John,  draftsman,  5  Lyle  street 
Eobertson  John,  Q-lasgow  and  Grreenock  parcel  carrier,   5 

Hamilton  street  and  9  St  Enoch  square,  Glasgow 
Eobertson  John,  coal  merchant  and  commission  agent,  13 

East  India  breast.     House,  63  Eue-end  street 
Eobertson  John,  of  Eobertson  &  M'Dougall.    House,  Mount 

pleasant 


DIRECTORY.  179 


Eobertson  LacUan,  pilot,  1  William  street 

Bobertson  &  M'Dougall,  merchants  and  commission  agents, 

55  Eue-end  street 
Eobertson  Eicbard,  engine  keeper,  3  Bearbope  street 
Eobertson  Eobert,  cabinetmaker,  5  Dellingburn  street 
Eobertson  Eobert,  moulder,  12  Ingleston  street 
Eobertson  Eobert  William,  commission  agent.  City  of  Glas- 
gow Bank  buildings.     House,  Oraigend,  Gourock 
Eobertson  Simeon,  wool  comber,  16  Bearbope  street 
Eobertson  Stewart,  engineer,  84  Eegent  street 
Eobertson  Thomas,  mason,  3  Salmon  street 
Eobertson  Thomas,  rigger,  11  Cathcart  street 
Eobertson  Thomas,  coachman,  Seafield  house,  Eldon  street 
Eobertson  Walter,  cabinetmaker,  2  Eue-end  street 
Eobertson  Wellwood  M.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  and  soda 

water  manufacturer,    2   Buccleuch  street.     House,    24 

Bank  street 
Eobertson  William,  pianoforte  maker,  tuner,  regulator,  and 

tobacconist,  16  Hamilton  street 
Eobertson  William,  smith,  9  East  Shaw  street 
Eobertson  William,  flaxdresser,  37  Lynedoch  street 
Eobertson  Mrs  James,  11  Bank  street 
Eobertson  Mrs  Captain  James,  27  Brougham  street 
Eobertson  Mrs  John,  27  Brougham  street 
Eobertson  Mrs  William,  4  George  square 
Eobertson  Mrs  Neil,  46  Crawfurd  street 
Eobertson  Mrs,  7  Nicholson  street 
Eobertson  Mrs,  lodgings,  9  Cathcart  street 
EOBINSON  Alexander,  veterinary  surgeon,  37  West  Burn 

street  and  60  Yennel.     House,  7  Brougham  street 
Eobinson  A.  &  M.,  smiths,  farriers,  and  cart  wrights,   40 

Yennel 
Eobinson  Daniel,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  Eailway  wine 

and  spirit  store,  1 1  Highland  close.     House,  do. 
Eobinson  James,  joiner,  23  Dalrymple  street 
Eobinson  Malcom,  of  A.  &  M.  Eobinson.  Ho.,  6Inverkip  st 


180  DIRECTORY. 


Eobinson  William,  drysalter  and  agent,  City  Bank  buildings, 

32  Cathcart  street.     House,  18  Bogie  street 
EODG-EE  Alexander,   banker,    Clydesdale  Bank.      House, 

Newton  street 
Eodger  Alexander,  mercliant,  4  Brougham  street 
Eodger  David,  labourer,  39  Catbcart  street 
Eodger  James,  mason,  6  Nelson  street,  Grlebe 
Eodger  James,  shopman,  27  Antigua  street 
Eodger  James,  sailmaker,  15  Clarence  street 
Eodger  John,  labourer,  8  Cartsburn  street 
Eodger  John,  cooper,  6  Nicholson  street 
Eodger  John,  of  Grray  &  Eodger,  3  Inverkip  street 
Eodger  John,  shoemaker,  3  Inverkip  street 
Eodger  John,  jun.,  merchant,  35  West  Stewart  street 
Eodger  Peter,  shipmaster,  10  East  Blackhall  street 
Eodger  William  A.,  shoemaker,  28  Charles  street 
Eodger  Mrs,  deK  dealer,  61  Yennel 
EOGAN  George,  mariner,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Eogan  Herman,    sugar  boiler,    Cappielow  cottage,  63  East 

Hamilton  street 
EONALD  James,  cabinetmaker,  3  Nelson  street.  Glebe 
Eonald  Mrs  Eobert,  15  Antigua  street 
EOEEISON  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  20  Ann  street 
EOSE  Donald,  Queen's  porter,  13  Nicholson  street 
Eose  Hugh,  tailor,  35  Hamilton  street 
EOSS  Charles,  joiner,  14  John  street 
Eoss  Colin,  j)ainter,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Eoss,  Corbett   &   Co.,    merchants  and   agents,  2  Shannon's 

close 
Eoss  George,  sailmaker,  60  Vennel 
Eoss  Gotona,  carpenter,  60  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Eoss  Hector,  ex- Queen's  porter,  6  Eoslin  street 
Eoss  James,  skinner,  9  Under  crescent 
Eoss  James,  boilermaker,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Eoss  Hugh,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  24   Charles  street. 

House,  26  do. 


DIEECTORY.  181 


Eoss  Eobert,  carpenter,  7  Hill  street 

Eoss  Eobert,  labourer,  28  East  Shaw  street 

Eoss  Eobert,  mason,  3  Bruce  street 

Eoss  T.  B.,  of  Eoss,  Corbett  &  Co.     House,  2  Jamaica  st. 

Eoss  William,  wine  and  spirit  mercbant,  3  Shannon's  close 

Eoss  William,  merchant  and  sugar  broker.  National  Bank 
buildings,  29  Cathcart  street.     Ho.,  Orangefield  place 

Eoss  William  J.,  stamper,  Post  office 

Eoss  Mrs  William,  senior,  19  Antigua  street 

Eoss  Mrs,  3  Shaw  place 

Eoss  Mrs,  8  Cross -shore^ street 

EOUGVIE  James,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer,   and  funeral 
undertaker,  12  Bearhope  street 

Eougvie  John  M'D.,  cabinetmaker,  11  Bearhope  street 

EOWAN  J.  Gr.  &  Co.,  general  drapers  and  clothiers,  6  Cath- 
cart square 

Eowan  John,  shoemaker,  13  Inverkip  street 

Eowan  Thomas  B.,  sugar  refiner,  Dellingb urn  street.  House, 

49  Brougham  street 
Eowan  Thomas  B.  &  Co.,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 9  Inyerkip  street  and  8  Cartsburn  street 
Eowan  William,  flesher,  8  East  Shaw  street 
EOXBUEGH  James,  carpenter,  18  Tobago  street 
Eoxburgh  Street  Sugar  Eefining  Co.     Office,  2  Captain  st, 
EOY  John,  contractor,  5  Market  street 
Eoy  Miss,  lodgings,  15  Inverkip  street 
EOYAL  Bank  of  Scotland,  38  Cathcart  street 
Eoyal  Hotel,  3  East  breast 

Eoyal  Liver  Eriendly  Society,  29  Hamilton  street 
Eoyal  Naval  Eeserve  office,  5  Virginia  street 
ETJNCIE  William,  mason,  28  Cartsburn  street 
EUSSELL  Alexander,  shipowner,  69  Union  street 
Eussell  Daniel,  cooper,  64  East  Hamilton  street 
Eussell  D.,  accountant,  6  Nelson  street.  Glebe 
Eussell  James,  painter,  10  East  Quay  lane 
Eussell  John,  of  Customs,  1  Eelly  street 

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182  DIEECTORY. 


Eussell  Jolm,  joiner,  82  East  Hamilton  street 

Eussell  John,  carpenter,  38  Hamilton  street 

Eussell  John,  clerk,  Lloyd's  register  oflB.ce.     Ho.,  3  Bank  st. 

Eussell  William,  grocer,  21  East  Hamilton  street 

Eussell  Miss  Jane,  43  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 

Eussell  Mrs,  6  Okapel  street 

ETJTHEEEOED  John,  Customs  out-door  oflacer,  42  Inverkip 

street 
Eutherford  Mrs  James,  grocer,  4  Ann  street 
EUTHVEN  Morris  W.,  engineer,  17  Lynedoch  street 


S 


SABISTAN  Miss,  dressmaker,  36  Crawfurd  street 

SAILOES'  Home,  Dock  breast 

SALMON"  Eobert,  writer  and  insurance  agent,  2  Church 

place.     House,  9  Antigua  street 
Salmon  Mrs  James,  feuar,  29  Brougham  street 
SANDEOED  John,  boHermaker,  22  John  street 
SANDILANDS  Eobert,  cooper,  6  Kilblain  street 
Sandilands  Eobert,  smith,  5  Cartsburn  street 
SAUNDEES  James,  1  Bogle  street 
Saunders  John,  shipmaster,  29  Nicholson  street 
Saunders  T.  &  H.,  basketmakers,  41  Crawfurd  street 
SAVAGE  Mrs  James,  60  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
SAYEES  Gilbert,  cooper,  22  West  Stewart  street 
SCHULTZ  Mrs  Ealph,  innkeeper.  Golden  Bull  Inn,  55  Shaw 

street 
SCOFELELD  Samuel,  carpenter,  97  Eegent  street 
SCOTT  Alexander,  joiner,  25  Eegent  street 
Scott  Alexander,  tanner,  15  Arthur  street 
Scott  Alexander,  of  Bell,  Duncan  &  Scott.    House,  Hayfield 

cottage,  Mount  park.  Bank  street 
Scott  Alexander,  boilermaker,  8  Ingleston  street 
Scott  Alexander,  of  B,  and  L  Magnetic  Telegraph  Company, 

28  Cathcart  street.    House,  14  Kelly  street 


DIRECTORY.  183 


Scott  Alexander,  farmer,  Knocknair  hill,  East  parish 

Scott  Alexander,  joiner,  46  Inverkip  street 

Scott  Archibald,  manager  of  the  Eoyal  Liver  Friendly  So- 
ciety, 29  Hamilton  street 

Scott  0.  Cunningham,  of  Hawkhill,  Garvel  park 

Scott  &  Go.,  iron  shipbuilders,  Cartsdyke 

Scott  David,  carter,  69  Vennel 

Scott  David,  carpenter,  7  St  Lawrence  street 

Scott  Edward,  shipmaster,  42  Eldon  street 

Scott  Einlay,  flesher,  37  Cathcart  street 

Scott  George,  shipmaster,  36  West  Blackball  street 

Scott  George,  smith,  33  Hamilton  street 

Scott  Henry,  merchant,  Orangefield  place 

Scott  Llenry,  smith,  17  Bruce  street 

Scott  Ivie,  family  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  16  West  Black- 
hall  street.     House,  26  Brisbane  street 

Scott  James,  sawyer,  15  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Scott  James,  engine  driver,  4  Wilson  place,  East  Ingleston 
street 

Scott  James,  Mains  cottage.  East  parish 

Scott  James,  cooper,  30  Nicholson  street 

Scott  James,  ship  smith,  3  Dellingburn  street.     House,  23 
Ingleston  street 

Scott  James,  grocer,  44  Vennel 

Scott  James,  carpenter,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Scott  J.,  tobacconist,  36  Hamilton  street.     House,  38  do. 

Scott  John,  yst.,  of  Scott  &  Co.     House,  Garvel  park 

Scott  John,  smith,  49  Shaw  street 

Scott  John,  boilermaker,  8  Cartsburn  street 

Scott  John  D.,  Cromwell  place,  Bank  street 

Scott  John  H.,  of  William  Scott  &  Co,     House,  7  Kelly  st. 

Scott  John,  jun.,  62  Jamaica  street,  Glasgow.     House,  28 

Eldon  street 
Scott  John,  Einnart  cottage 
Scott  John,  cowfeeder,  Brachelston 
Scott  John,  baker,  17  Tobago  street 


184  DIRECTORY. 


Scott  Jolin,  fLesher,  20  Catlicart  street 

Scott  John,  carter,  5  Tobago  street 

Scott  Matthew,  shoemaker,  3  Hamilton  street 

Scott  Matthew,  shoemaker,  8  Tobago  street 

Scott  Peter,   grocer,    9   West  Blackhall  street   and   10  Sir 

Michael  street.     House,  8  West  Stewart  street 
Scott  Peter,  grocer,  34  Dalrymple  street 
Scott  Peter,  mason,  64  Roxburgh  street 
Scott  Eobert,  12  Ingleston  street 
Scott  Eobert,  boilermaker,  64  East  Hamilton  street 
Scott  Eobert,  lodgings,  29  Nicholson  street 
Scott  Eobert,  smith,  23  Vennel 
Scott  Eobert,  48  Nelson  street 

Scott  Eobert,  flesher,  Fleshmarket,  17  Market  street 
Scott  Eobert,  carter,  48  East  Hamilton  street 
Scott  Thomas,  labourer,  3  Hill  street 
Scott  Thomas,  seaman,  55  Shaw  street 
Scott  Thomas,  mechanic,  12  Ingleston  street 
Scott  Thomson,  4  Ann  street 
Scott  William,  of  Cartsburn  Sugar  Eefining  Co.     House,  6 

Kelly  street 
Scott  William,  of  William  Scott  &  Co.     House,  6  Kelly  st. 
Scott  William  &  Co.,  ship  chandlers,  2  West  quay 
Scott  William,  carpenter,  5  Hill  street 
Scott  Walter,  grocer,  39  West  Blackhall  street 
Scott  Miss  E.,  stay  and  furnishing  shop,  39  Cathcart  street 
Scott  Miss  Jane,  tobacconist,  36  Dalrymple  street 
Scott  Mrs  John,  38  Hamilton  street 
Scott  Mrs  John,  feuar,  33  Eoxburgh  street 
Scott  Mrs  Peter,  4  Lyle  street 

Scott  Mrs  Peter,  Abbotsford  place,  7  Eoxburgh  street 
Scott  Mrs  Peter,  dressmaker,  9  Watt  street 
Scott  Mrs  William,  25  Eegent  street 
Scott  Mrs  William,  Harvie  lane 
Scott  Mrs  William,  25  Patrick  street 
Soott  Mrs,  farmer,  Auchmountain,  East  parish 


DIEECTOEY.  l85 


Scott  Mrs,  12  Brisbane  street 

SCOTTISH  Legal  Burial  and  Loan  Society,  24  Inyerkip  st. 

SCRYMaEOUE  David,  Post  office.     House,  Holmscroft  st,' 

■west 
SCULLEN  Charles,  shoemaker,  Drumfrochar  road 
ScuUen  John,  cooper,  40  Shaw  street 
SCULLY  Henry,  papermaker,  Overton 
SEAL  John,  collector  for  the  Eoyal  Liver  Friendly  Society, 

2  Wellington  street 
SEATH  George,  blacksmith,  67  Eue-end  street 
Seath  John,  smith,  55  Shaw  street 
SEATON  Eobert,  shipmaster,  17  Eoxburgh  street 
SELLAES  Daniel,  smith,  4  John  street 
Sellars  Mrs  Quintin,  23  Sir  Michael  street 
SELLEES  Eobert,  25  Eoxburgh  street 
SEMPLE  John,  foreman,  Elax  mill,  18  Antigua  street 
Semple  William,  shoemaker,  27  Lynedoch  street 
SEEGrEANT  Thomas,  steward,  10  Cross-shore  street 
SEEVICE  Archibald,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  4  KjlI- 

blain  street 
Service  Daniel,  labourer,  47  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Service  John,  miller.  Deer  Park  mills.     House,  15  Baker  st. 
Service  Malcom,  engineer,  4  Lower  Ingleston 
Service  Thomas,  labourer,  11  Market  street 
Service  Walter,  miUer  and  baker,  8  West  Blackball  street. 

Mills,  7  Baker  street.     House,  8  Jamaica  street 
Service  Mrs,  18  Tobago  street 
SHAND  John,  brassfinisher,  18  Hamilton  street 
Shand  Misses,  spirit  dealers,  17  Stanners.      House,  17  Bris- 
bane street 
SHANK  John,  clothier  and  general  outfitting  establishment, 

15  Hamilton  st.      Ho.,  7  Craignestock  place,  Glasgow 
SHANKLAND  &  Co.,  merchants  and  ship  agents,  21  Cath- 

cart  street 
Shankland  D.,  of  D,  Shankland  &  Co.      House,  Gowanhill, 

35  Eldon  street 


186  DIEECTORY. 


Shankland  John,  Wright,  46  Cathcart  street 

Slianldand  Eobert  &  Co.,   ship   and  insurance  brokers,   21 

Cathcart  street 
Shankland  Eobert,  of  Eobert  Shankland  &  Co.     House,  Gow- 

anhill,  35  Eldon  street 
Shankland  Thomas,  cooper,  13  Nicholson  street 
Shankland  Thomas,  shoemaker,  30  West  Blackball  street 
Shankland  Mrs  D.,  Gowanhill,  Eldon  street 
SHANKS  Andrew,  of  J.  &  A.  Shanks.      House,  36  West 

Blackhall  street 
Shanks  J.  &  A.,  plumbers  and  gasfitters,  24  West  Bum  st. 
SHANNON  Miss,  25  Brougham  street 
Shannon  Mrs  A.,  Seafield,  Fox  street 
SHAEKIE  James,  dealer,  49  Shaw  street 
SHAEP  James,  joiner,  44  Inverkip  street 
Sharp  James  C,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  4  Shaw  st.     Ho.> 

Mount  pleasant 
Sharp  James,  carpenter,  11  West  breast 
Sharp  John,  general  grocer,  25  Eue-end  street.     House,  20 

Antigua  street 
Sharp  John,  provision  merchant,  25  Hamilton  street.     Ho., 

17  Eoxburgh  street 
Sharp  Lawrence,  ropespinner,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  st. 
Sharp  Samuel,  tailor,  2  Cartsburn  street 

Sharp  William,  glass  and  china  merchant,  46  Cathcart  st., 
and  86  Bath  street,  Grlasgow 

Sharp  William,  cooper,  17  Eoxburgh  street 

Sharp  Mrs  Daniel,  37  Ann  street 

Sharp  Mrs  James,  25  Eegent  street 

Sharp  Mrs  John,  25  Lynedoch  street 

Sharp  Mrs  Joseph,  17  Eoxburgh  street 

Sharp  Mrs,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 

SHAW  Alexander,  sailmaker,  21  Crawfurd  street 

Shaw  Angus,  labourer,  Hutcheson's  court,  Oartsdyke 

Shaw  Angus,  spirit  dealer,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Shaw  Angus,  of  Shaw  &  Black,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 


DIRECTORY.  187 

Shaw  ArcHbald,  carpenter,  9  Bruce  street 

Shaw  Archibald,  carpenter  and  spirit  dealer,  3  Market  street 

Shaw  &  Black,  wine  and  spirit  merchants,  39  Eue-end  stree^ 

Shaw  David,  carding  master,  Drumfrochar  road 

Shaw  Duncan,  shoemaker,  76  Eoxburgh  street 

Shaw  Duncan,  carter,  3  West  Quay  lane 

Shaw  &  Imrie,  slaters,  5  East  Stewart  street 

Shaw  James,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  76  Eegent  st. 

Shaw  James,  mate,  34  East  Shaw  street 

Shaw  James,  of  Shaw  &  Imrie,  4  Hill  street 

Shaw  John,  carpenter,  4  Union  street 

Shaw  Neil,  feuar  and  grocer,  43  Dalrymple  street.      House, 

34  do. 
Shaw  Neil,  policeman,  47  Ann  street 
Shaw  Neil,  carpenter,  5  Hill  street 
Shaw  Thomas,    coppersmith,    j)lumber,  and   ship  smith,  18 

Shaw  street,  and  New  Dock  lane!     Ho.,  50  Eldon  st. 
Shaw  William  &  Son,    cabinetmakers   and   upholsterers,   14 

Hamilton  street.     Workshop,  4  Watson's  lane 
Shaw  William,  of  William  Shaw  &  Son.     House,  9  Brisbane 

street 
Shaw  William,   potato,  vegetable,  and  poultry  merchant, 

7  West  breast.     House,  9  Trafalgar  street 
Shaw  William,  carpenter,  26  Vennel 
Shaw  Miss,  21  Brisbane  street 
Shaw  Miss,  feuar,  18  Market  street 
Shaw  Miss,  dressmaker,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
Shaw  Mrs  James,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
Shaw  Mrs  James,  3  Market  street 
Shaw  Mrs,  9  Bearhope  street 

SHAWS  Water  Joint  Stock  Co.     Office,  49  Eue-end  street 
SHEAEEE  Alexander,  ironmonger,  9  William  street.     Ho., 

2  Nelson  street,  west 
Shearer  Hugh,  grocer,  27  Hamilton  street  and  52  Shaw  st» 

House,  89  Eegent  street 
Shearer  James  H.,  clerk.  Mount  pleasant 


188  DIEECTOHY. 


Shearer  William,  messenger-at-arms,  3  Bank  street.      Ho. , 

15  Eoxburgli  street 
Skearer  William,  cooper,  3  Bearhope  street 
Shearer  WilHam,  carpenter,  49  Shaw  street 
Shearer  Mrs  Alexander,  89  Eegent  street 
Shearer  Mrs  Greorge,  spirit  dealer,  25  Ann  street 
Shearer  Mrs  Ninian,  12  Bogle  street 
Shearer  Mrs  William,  feuar,  13  Market  street 
Shearer  Mrs,  26  Hamilton  street 
SHEDDAN  Hugh,  carpenter,  33  Eegent  street 
SHEEHY  Mrs  Mary,  bookseller  and  stationer,  32  HamHton 

street 
SHEIE  James,  blacksmith,  11  Cathcart  street 
SHEPHAED  Alexander,  coppersmith,  9  Cross-shore  street 
SHEEIFE  Court  Hall,  County  buildings,  4  Bank  street 
SHEEIDAN  James,  greengrocer,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Sheridan  Joseph,  gardener,  nursery,  seedsman,  fruiterer,  &c., 

Antigua  street 
Sheridan  Michael,  grocer,  42  Shaw  street 
Sheridan  Eobert,  gardener,  6  Salmon  street 
SHEEEY  Paul,  labourer,  53  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
SHIELDS  James,  carpenter,  46  Shaw  street 

Shields  Thomas,  grocer,  13  West  Blackball  street.     House, 
22  West  Stewart  street 

Shields  Thomas,  shoemaker,  5  Smith's  lane 

Shields  Mrs,  lodgings,  22  Shaw  street 

SHIPPING  Office  for  Seamen,  5  Virginia  street 

SHIPWEiaHT  Provident  Union  Society,  1  East  Quay  lane 

SHIPLEY  Mrs  Thomas,  32  Eegent  street 

SHOETEIDGE  Samuel,  M.D.,  and  L.E.C.S.,  Edinburgh, 
29  West  Stewart  street 

SICKLEMOEE  J.  C,  Captain  E.N.,  31  Boyd  place 

SIDEY  William,  carpenter,  4  Ann  street 

SIMM  John,  tidewaiter,  8  Cross-shore  street 

Simm  John,  labourer,  26  Cartsburn  street 

SIMPSON  Adam,  cooper,  28  Sir  Michael  street 


DIEECTORY.  189 


Simpson  Alexander,  smith,  7  East  Shaw  street 
Simpson  A.  0.,  measurer,  2  CatHcart  street.   House,  Holms- 
croft  house 
Simpson  Alexander,  smith,  3  Arthur  street 
Simpson  Allan,  joiner,  5  Springkell  street 
Simpson  Andrew,  smith,  5  St  Andrew  square 
Simpson  David  M.,  clerk,  28  Nicholson  street 
Simpson  Douglas,  gardener,  2  East  Shaw  street 
Simpson  Grordon,  teacher,  36  Sir  Michael  st.      House,  31  do^ 
Simpson  J.,  baker,  27  Eue-end  street.     House,  3  St  Andrew 

square 
Simpson  James,  accountant,  Holmscroft  house,  Ann  st. 
Simpson  James,  engineer,  17  John  street 
Simpson  James,  miller,  17  Dellingburn  street 
Simpson  James,  weaver,  15  Tobago  street 
Simpson  John,  seaman,  31  Hamilton  street 
Simpson  John,  flesher,  31  Eegent  street.     House,  15  Lyne- 

doch  street 
Simpson  John,  shopman,  4  West  Quay  lane 
Simpson  John,  ropespinner,  41  Lynedoch  street 
Simpson  Eichard,  spinning  master,  Broomhill 
Simpson  Eobert,  gardener,  40  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Simpson  Eobert,  spirit  dealer,  20  Cathcart  street.       House, 

16  do. 
Simpson  Eobert,  railway  goods  guard,  3  Eue-end  street 
Simpson  Thomas,  Holmscroft  house,  Ann  street 
Simpson  WilHam,  boilermaker,  80  East  Hamilton  street 
Simpson  William,  wool  sorter,  Broomhill 
Simpson  Mrs  Walter,  5  East  Blackball  street 
Simpson  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Crawfurd  street 
Simpson  Mrs,  7  Sugarhouse  lane 
Simpson  Mrs,  delfware  dealer,  51  Vennel 
SINOLAIE  Angus,  smith,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
Sinclair  &  Co.,  cork  cutters,  8  Manse  lane 
Sinclair  Donald,  labourer,  1 1  Shaw  street 
Sinclair  Duncan,  joiner,  11  Duncan  street 


190  DIRECTORY. 


Sinclair  Duncan,  boatman,  1  Sugarhouse  lane 

Sinclair  James,  spirit  dealer,  27  Sugarhouse  lane 

Sinclair  James,  clerk,  38  Sir  Michael  street 

Sinclair  James,  13  West  Stewart  street 

Sinclair  John,  letter  carrier,  Post-office.      House,  22  West 

Stewart  street 
Sinclair  John,  warehouseman,  20  Oathcart  street 
Sinclair  John,  flesher,  25  Nicholson  street 
Sinclair  John,  joiner,  39  Orawfurd  street 
Sinclair  John,  farmer.  Low  Cornhaddock 
Sinclair  Malcom,  carpenter,  2  Eue-end  street 
Sinclair  Malcom,  fireman,  3  Under  crescent 
Sinclair  Matthew,  clerk,  Grreenbank  mills 

Sinclair  Neil,  tanner,  4  Kilblain  street 

Sinclair  Neil,  tanner,  10  East  Shaw  street 

Sinclair  Peter,  smith,  15  Lynedoch  street 

Sinclair  Peter,  cowfeeder,  Drumfrochar 

Sinclair  Peter,  of  Peter  Sinclair  &  Co.       House,  21  Nichol- 
son street 

Sinclair  Peter  &  Co.,  house  painters,  5  West  Blackhall  street 

Sinclair  Eobert,  labourer,  21  East  Shaw  street 

Sinclair  Eev.  Sutherland,  49  Crawfurd  street 

Sinclair  Walter,  officer  to  Seamen's  Friends'  Society,  7  Bruce 
street 

Sinclair  William,  seaman,  41  Cathcart  street 

Sinclair  Miss,  8  Manse  lane 

Sinclair  Mrs  D.,  feuar,  Bank  house,  13  Bank  street 

Sinclair  Mrs,  8  Shannon's  close 

Sinclair  Mrs,  feuar,  14  Bearhope  street 

Sinclair  Mrs  10  Watt  street 

Sinclair  Mrs,  washer  and  dresser,  4  Laird  street 

SKINNEE  Thomas,  24  East  Shaw  street 

SKIEVING-  Peter,  smith,  5  Dellingburn  street 

Skirving  William,  carter.  Bay  of  Quick 

SKTVINGTON  Arthur,  wholesale  and  retail  wine  and  spirit 
merchant,  53  Shaw  street.    House,  1  Shaw  place 


DIRECTORY.  191 


SKUSE  Lilias,  5  West  Blackball  street 

SLATEE  James,  teacher,  12  Tobago  street.     House,  53  In- 

verkip  street 
SLIMMOND  John,  spinning  master,  Drnmfrochar  road 
SLOAN  David,  shipmaster,  12  Nelson  street,  west 
Sloan  John,  dairy,  19  Dalrymple  street 
SMALL  James,  engineer,  47  Lynedoch  street 
Small  Josej)h,  E.  0.  clergyman,  3  St  Andrew  square 
Small  Eobertson,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  22  Cathcart  street. 

House,  27  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Small  Mrs  Charles,  grocer,  5  York  street 
SMAET  J.  E.,  commission  agent,  41  Cathcart  street 
SMILLIE  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  7  Eue-end  street.     HousOj 

1  Cartsburn  street 
Smillie  Miss  C,  1  Cartsburn  street 
Smillie  Mrs  James,  9  Hill  street 
SMITH  Alexander,  cartwright  and  blacksmith,  25  Crawford 

street,  and  5  Laird  street.     House,  do. 
Smith  Alexander,  wholesale  grocer  and  provision  merchant, 

and  insurance  agent,  &c.,  3  Manse  lane.  Ho.,  1  Kelly  st. 
Smith  Alexander,  shoemaker,  25  Market  street 
Smith  Alexander,  mason,  2  John  street 
Smith  Allan,  of  Smith  &  M'Cuig.     House,  11  Watt  street 
Smith  Daniel,  cowfeeder,  Clyde  crescent.  Bay  of  Quick 
Smith  Daniel,  painter,  1  Carnock  street 
Smith  David,  smith,  9  Hill  street 
Smith  David  A.,  auctioneer,  &c.,  18  Hamilton  street.     Ho., 

15  Cathcart  street 
Smith  Donald,  gardener,  13  Nicholson  street 
Smith  Donald,  labourer,  1 1  Under  crescent 
Smith  &  Davidson,  grain  and  provision  merchants,  47  Yennel 
Smith  Dugald,  12  Watt  street 
Smith  Duncan,  feuar,  19  Antigua  street 
Smith  Duncan,  carpenter,  3  Bearhope  street 
Smith  Edward,  boilermaker,  16  Antigua  street 
Smith  Gaviuj  boilermaker,  23  Ingleston  street 


192  DIRECTORY. 


Smith  Greorge,  brassfinisher,  8  Upper  crescent 

Smith.  George,  joiner,  8  Hill  street 

Smith  Greorge,  painter,  11  East  Shaw  street 

Smith  Henry,  seaman,  28  Charles  street 

Smith  Henry,  stoker,  9  Eopework  street 

Smith  James,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 

Smith  James  &  Son,  coal  masters,  Woodside  colliery.  De- 
pot, 5  Chapel  street.     Office,  YO  Great  Clyde  st.,  Glasgow 

Smith  James,  mate,  26  Dalrymple  street 

Smith  James,  labourer,  29  Eegent  street 

Smith  James,  carpenter,  1  Arthur  street 

Smith  James,  engineer,  31  Eegent  street 

Smith  James,  gardener,  10  Ardgowan  square 

Smith  James  H.,  of  Smith  &  Davidson.  Ho.,  10  Brisbane 
street 

Smith  James,  sheriff  officer  and  constable,  3  Bank  st.  Ho., 
13  Nicholson  street 

Smith  John,  foreman  tailor,  43  Ann  street 

Smith  John,  blacksmith,  54  Eue-end  st.     Ho.,  18  Bogle  st. 

Smith  John,  boarding  house,  7  Vennel 

Smith  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  29  Hamilton  street.  Ho., 
]  0  Laird  street 

Smith  John  &  Co.,  builders,  22  West  Stewart  street 

Smith  Eev.  J.  B.,  24  Margaret  street 

Smith  Joseph,  rivetter,  9  Eopework  street 

Smith  Malcom,  boilermaker,  10  Shaw  street 

Smith  &  M'Cuaig,  joiners,  Melville  court,  31  Hamilton  st. 

Smith  Neil,  carpenter,  5  West  Stewart  street 

Smith  Eobert,  labourer,  13  Shaw  street 

Smith  Eobert,  builder,  22  West  Stewart  street 

Smith  Eobert,  labourer,  1  Clarence  street 

Smith  Eobert,  tidewaiter,  95  Eegent  street 

Smith  Eobert,  grocer,  16  Dalrymple  street 

Smith  Eobert,  seaman,  52  Dalrymple  street 

Smith  Eobert,  of  E.  Smith  &  Co.  House,  Grosvenor  place, 
Bank  street 


DIEECTORT.  193 


Smitli  E.  &  Co.,  drapers  and  outfitters,  6  Cathcart  square, 

and  16  William  street 
Smith  Samuel,  joiner,  9  Hill  street 
Smith  Thomas,  assistant  collector  of  poor  rates.  Smith's  land* 

Crescent 
Smith  Thomas,  labourer,  72  Eoxburgh  street 
Smith  William  &  Co.,  engineers  and  founders,  92  East  Ham- 
ilton street 
Smith  WilHam,  draper,  8  Cathcart  square,  and  30  Cathcart 

street.     House,  Orangefield  place 
Smith  William,    accountant,  Chamberlain's  ofiice.     House, 

25  Antigua  street 
Smith  William,  gardener,  39  Crawfurd  street 
Smith  William,  of  William  Smith  &  Co.     House,  15  Main 

street,  Cartsdyke 
Smith  William,  Bay  of  Quick  tavern,  2  Clyde  crescent 
Smith  Miss,  milliner,  37  West  Blackball  street 
Smith  Miss,  38  Eldon  street 
Sm,ith  Miss,  11  Bruce  street 
Smith  Miss,  13  Brisbane  street 
Smith  Miss,  34  Sir  Michael  street 
Smith  Misses,    millinery   and  furnishing   establishment,    6 

Hamilton  street.     House,  9  Captain  street 
Smith  Mrs  Alexander,  37  West  Blackball  street 
Smith  Mrs  Andrew,  lodgings,  28  Dalrymple  street 
Smith  Mrs  David,  33  West  Blackball  street 
Smith  Mrs  David,  spirit  merchant,  76  East  Hamilton  street 
Smith  Mrs  David,  baby  Hnen  and  furnishings,  22  Cathcart 

street.     House,  89  Eegent  street 
Smith  Mrs  James,  9  Captain  street 
Smith  Mrs  Samuel,  27  Eegent  street 
•Smith  Mrs,  13  Cathcart  street 
Smith  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  West  Blackball  street 
Smith  Mrs,  huckster,  55  Dalrymple  street 
SNODGEASS  James,  out-door  officer  H,M,   Customs,  16 

^ruce  street 

r2 


194  DIRECTOBY. 


SOMBEVILLB  James,  48  Inverkip  street 

Somerville  James,  4  Union  street 

Somerville  James,  surgeon  dentist,  65  Eue-end  street 

Somerville  John,  labourer,  3  Market  street 

Somerville  John,  clerk,  Post-office 

Somerville  John,  tailor,  27  Vennel 

Somerville  Thomas,  engineer,  47  Lynedoch  street 

Somerville  William,  joiner,  11  Eue-end  street 

Somerville  William,  dyer,  41  Ann  street 

SOMES  Benjamin,  grocer,  17  Dalrymple  street 

SOUTAE  William  &   Son,   boot  and  shoemakers,  33  West 

Burn  street.     House,  11  Watt  street 
SOUTHEEN"  Medical  Hall,  6  Inverkip  street 
SOUTHG-ATE  Eobert,  boatman,  40  West  Burn  street 
SPAEKS  Eobert,  joiner,  1  Watson's  lane 
SPAEEOW  John,  engine  driver,  23  Lynedoch  street 
SPEIGHT  Joseph,  wool  spinner,  33  Ann  street 
SPEIES  Hugh  &  Co.,  sugar  merchants,  11  William  street 
Speirs  Hugh,  of  Hugh  Speirs  &  Co.     House,  16  KeUy  st. 
Speirs  James,  boilermaker,  13  Cathcart  street 
Speirs  James,  engineer,  3  John  street 
Speirs  Eobert,  boilermaker,  10  Ingleston  street 
Speirs  William,  labourer,  39  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 
Speirs  Miss,  3  Hoaston  street 
Speirs  Mrs  John,  63  Eegent  street 
Speirs  Mrs  J.  E.,  51  Union  street 
SPENCE  Alexander,  labourer,  8  Cathcart  street 
Spence  Archibald,  grocer,  42  Crawfurd  street 
Spence  David,  carpenter,  2  Springkell  street 
Spence  James>  fruit  merchant,  40  Cathcart  street 
Spence  Miss,  boys'  dressmaker,  35  Nicholson  street 
Spence  Mrs,  24  Brisbane  street 
Spence  Mrs,  lodgings,  35  Nicholson  street 
Spence  Mrs,  feuar,  8  Boyd  street 
SPEOUL  William,  sugar  boiler,  25  Baker  street 
Sproui  Williams  iron  turner,  26  John  street 


DIEECTOEY.  195 


Sproul  Mrs,  5  Arthur  street 

ST  ANDEEW'S  Free  Churcli,  18  West  Stewart  street 

ST  JOHN'S  Episcopal  Church,  8  IJniou  street 

ST  LAWEENCE'S  Eomau  CathoUc  Chapel,  Cartsdyke 

St  Lawrence's  Eoman  Catholic  School,  10  Stanners 

St  Lawrence's  Missionhouse,  6  St  Lawrence  street 

ST  MAEY'S  Eoman  Catholic  Chapel,  Patrick  street 

ST  THOMAS'  Free  Church,  Grey  place 

STABLES  Mrs  A.,  lodgings,  62  Eegent  street 

STAEK  Eev.  James,  minister  of  Well  Park  Free  Church. 

Manse,  Free  Well  Park,  Lynedoch  street 
Stark  James,  of  MacAra  &  Stark,  29  Cathcart  street.  House, 

11  Lynedoch  street 
Stark  Thomas,  bank  agent,  47  Cathcart  street.     House,  69 

Union  street 
STEEL  Alexander,  sawyer,  28  Crawfurd  street 
Steele  Archibald,  feuar,  6  East  Blackball  street 
Steel  Henry,  cooper,  Hope  street 
Steel  H.  &  W.,  wholesale  grocers,  10  Broad  close 
Steel  Hugh,  of  H.  &  W.  Steel.     House,  Mount  park,  Mearns 

street 
Steel  Hugh,  engineer,  8  East  Blackball  street 
Steele  Eobert,  labourer,  1  Lower  Ingleston 
Steel  Eobert,  labourer,  9  Highland  close 
Steel  Thomas,  boilermaker,  1  Stanners 
Steel  William,  of  H.    &  W.   Steel.      House,   Mount  park, 

Mearns  street 
Steel  William,  flesher,  15  Cathcart  street 
STEELE  David,  sugar  refiner.    House,  42  Eldon  street 
Steele  James,  sugar  refiner,  Ingleston  st.     Ho.,  Westfield 
Steele  James,  feuar,  1  Bearhope  street 
Steele  Eobert  &  Co.,  shipbuilders,  (wood  and  iron,)  4  Eue* 

end  street  and  56  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Steele  Eobert,  of  Eobert  Steele  &  Co.     Ho.,  Deer  Park  house 
iSteele  Eobert,  jr. 5  of  Eobert  Steele  &  Co,     House,  2  Finnart 
terrace 


19B  DIRECTOEY. 


Steele  Stewart,  carpenter,  14  Jolin  street 

Steele  William,  of  E.  Steele  &  Co.     Ho.,  Eiclimond  cottage, 
Mearns  street 

Steele  Miss,  1  East  Blackliall  street 

Steele  Miss,  35  East  Shaw  street 

STEEN  Edward,  shoemaker,  9  Dalrymple  street 

Steen  John,  spirit  dealer,  4  Dalrymple  street 

Steen  Mrs  Greorge,  eating-house,  6  Dalrymple  street 

STEEEMAN  Thomas,  smith,  22  John  street 

STEM  Augustus,  labourer,  35  East  Shaw  street 

STEPHENS  James  B.,  teacher,  Holmscroft  cottage,  55  Ann 
street 

STEYEN  John,  clerk,  Albert  Harbour  works.     Ho.,  Boyd 
place,  21  West  Blackball  street 

Steven  Simon,  mason,  69  Vennel 

STEVENSON  Alexander,  jr.,  leather  merchant,  10  William 

street.     House,  9  Eoxburgh  street 
Stevenson  Alexander,  engineer,  35  Lynedoch  street 
Stevenson  Alexander,  joiner,  24  Antigua  street 
Stevenson  Archibald,  shipmaster,  17  Lynedoch  street 
Stevenson  Charles,  sculptor  and  photographer.  Monumental 

works,  Cemetery  gale.     House,  8  Kelly  street 
Stevenson  David,  grocer,  55  Shaw  street.     House,  1  Bear- 
hope  street 
Stevenson  George,  ropespinner,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Stevenson  George,  labourer,  14  St  Andrew  street 
Stevenson  Hugh,  draper,  38  Hamilton  street.     Ho.,  Moun 

pleasant 
Stevenson  John,  bookbinder,  32  Ann  street 
Stevenson  Miss  Ann,  housekeeper.  Customhouse 
Stevenson  Miss,  lodgings,  1  Union  street 
Stevenson  Miss,  34  Eldon  street 
Stevenson  Mrs  James,  18  Brisbane  street 
Stevenson  Mrs  Eobert,  9  Market  street 
STEWAET  Alexander,  skipper,  3  Yennel 
■Stewart  Alexander,  tailor  and  clothier,  2  Hamilton  street 


DIHECTORT.  197 


Stewart  Andrew,  feuar,  44  Eldon  street 

Stewart  Andrew,  carpenter,  2  Sugarhoiise  lane 

Stewart  Andrew,  late  seaman,  30  Nicholson  street 

Stewart  Andrew,  labourer,  74  Eoxburgh  street 

Stewart  Archibald  Dunlop,  M.O.,  master  in  surgery,  44  Yen- 

nel.     House,  57  Eegent  street 
Stewart  Charles,  moulder,  80  East  Hamilton  street 
Stewart  Colin,  printer,  13  Nicholson  street 
Stewart  Crawford,  seaman,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Stewart  Donald,  labourer,  37  Eue-end  street 
Stewart  Dugald,  engineer,  37  Lynedoch  street 
Stewart  Dugald,  blacksmith,  45  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Stewart  George,  hairdresser,  45  Vennel 
Stewart  Hugh,  dealer  in  gold  and  silver  plate,  optician,  jew- 
eller, and  general  merchant,  8  William  street.     Ho.,  do. 
Stewart  J.  &  Co.,  bonded  stores,  Havelock  buildings,  1  Argyle 

street 
Stewart  J.  &  W.,  merchants  and  shipowners,  12  West  Burn 

street 
Stewart  James,  saddler,  6  East  breast 
Stewart  James,  engineer,  35  Nicholson  street 
Stewart  James,  baker,  21  Nicholson  street 
Stewart  Eev.  James,  minister  of  Cartsburn  church.     House, 

Hillend 
Stewart  James,  of  Brown,    Stewart  &   Co.,    Overton   mill, 

Overton 
Stewart  James,  broker,  18  Dalrymple  street 
Stewart  James,  carter,  20  Inverkip  street 
Stewart  James,  pilot,  39  West  Blackball  street 
Stewart  James  H.,  pilot,  8  Ardgowan  street 
Stewart  James,  of  J.  &  W.  Stewart,  Ardvar,  Wemyss  bay, 
Stewart  John,  carter,  14  Bruce  street 
Stewart  John,  cartwright,  35  Nicholson  street 
Stewart  John,  engineer,  18  John  street 
Stewart  John,  carpenter,  5  Arthur  street 
Stewart  John,  fireman,  6  William  street 


198  DIRECTORY. 


Stewart  Jolin,  joiner,  29  Eoxburgh  street 

Stewart  Jolin,  seaman,  1  Yennel 

Stewart  Jolin,  pilot,  32  Dalrymple  street 

Stewart  Jolin,  spirit  dealer,  49  Dalrymple  street 

Stewart  John,  plumber,  32  Ann  street 

Stewart  Leslie,  smith,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 

Stewart  Matthew,  accountant,  22  West  Stewart  street 

Stewart  Matthew,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 

Stewart  Matthew,  labourer,  2  John  street 

Stewart  Eobert,  printer  and  stationer,  38  Hamilton  st.   Ho.> 

14  Kelly  street 
Stewart  Eobert,  candlemaker,  15  Charles  street 
Stewart  Eobert,  labourer,  76  Eoxburgh  street 
Stewart  Samuel,  carpenter,  10  Charles  street 
Stewart  Samuel,  spinner,  19  Cathcart  street 
Stewart  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  14  John  street 
Stewart  Walter,  joiner,  24  Ann  street 
Stewart  William,  grocer,  12  Bruce  street 
Stewart  William,  mason,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Stewart  William,    of  Smithstone.     House,  St.  Fillans,  by 

Greenock 
Stewart  William,  feuar,  Grosvenor  place,  Bank  street 
Stewart  William,  manager,  Clyde  Pottery  works,  Port-Glas- 
gow road 
Stewart  Miss,  teacher,  9  Nicholson  street 
Stewart  Miss,  9  Lynedoch  street 
Stewart  Miss,  dressmaker,  28  West  Burn  street 
Stewart  Mrs  Anne,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  24  Cathcart  st., 

House,  16  do. 
Stewart  Mrs  I.,  spirit  dealer,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Stewart  Mrs  John,  1  Eoxburgh  street 
Stewart  Mrs,  feuar,  1  Kelly  street 
STIELING  George,  engineer,  4  St  Andi-ew  square 
STIELING  Allan,  shoemaker,  59  Dalrymple  street 
Stirling  Alexander,  joiner,  21  Tobago  street 
Stirling  Ai'chibald,  carpenter,  10  Shannon's  close 


DIRECTORY.  199 

Stirling  Eobert,  engineer,  3  St  Andrew  street 

Stirling  "William,  huckster,  59  Dalrymple  street 

Stirling  Mrs  A.,  grocer,  7  Shaw  street 

Stirling  Mrs,  3  Salmon  street 

STIREAT  Alexander,  labourer,  15  St  Lawrence  street 

STIREUP  William,  engineer,  7  Arthur  street 

STITT  John,  engineer,  12  St  Lawrence  street 

STOODELY  Benjamin,  coppersmith,  17  Shaw  street 

STOTT  Gibson,  Captain,  examiner  of  registrations  of  births, 

deaths,    and    marriages — western  district.      House,    1 

Trinidad  place 
STONE  John,  moulder,  1  Eegent  street 
STOEEE  James,  printer,  15  Bearhope  street 
STOEEIE  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  29  Vennel 
STOEMS  David,  steamboat  master,  8  Chapel  street 
STEACHAN  Mrs  John,  mangle-keeper,  10  Cross-shore  st. 
STEAIN  Henry,  grocer,  8  Smith's  lane 
Strain  Eobert,  mason,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 
STEAITON  David,  photographer,  .8  Hamilton  street.     Ho., 

5  Dellingburn  street 
STUAET  Thomas,  sheriff  officer,  3  Bank  street 
SUMMEES  John,  late  locker,  12  Bruce  street 
SUNTEES  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  York  street 
SUTHEELAND  Alexander,  joiner,  7  John  street 
Sutherland  Angus,  railway  carriage  inspector,  61  Main  st.^ 

Cartsdyke 
Sutherland  Daniel,  captain,  7  West  Stewart  street 
Sutherland  George,  master-at-arms,  H.M.S.  Hogue.     Ho., 

5  Lynedoch  street 
Sutherland  Henry,  clothier,  &c.,  4  Manse  lane 
Sutherland  John,  salesman,  30  West  Blackball  street 
Sutherland  John,  boilermaker,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Sutherland  John,  joiner,  9  Antigua  street 
Sutherland  Eobert,  tidewaiter,  2  Open  shore 
Sutherland  Roderick,  carpenter,  2  Dellingburn  street 
Sutherland  William,  seaman,  32  Dalrymple  street 


200  DIBECTOEY. 


Sutherland  William,  labourer,  4  St  Andrew  square 

Sutherland  "William,  engineer,  33  Sir  Michael  street 

Sutherland  Mrs,  47  Ann  street 

SUTTIE  Thomas  &  Co.,  smiths,  18  Cathcart  street 

Suttie  Mrs  Eobert,  17  Antigua  street 

SWAN  Alexander,  engineer,  Grreenock  Foundry.     House, 

Orangefield  cottage 
Swan  Allan,  of  M'llwraith  and  Swan.    House,  85  Eegent 

street 
Swan  Andrew,  of  William  Swan  and  Son.    Ho.,  G-reenbank 

cottage,  Finnart 
Swan  Eobert,  spirit  dealer,  and  stabling.  White  Horse  Inn, 

6  Market  street 
Swan  Thomas,  fireman,  12  John  street 
Swan  William  &   Son,    slaters  and   slate  merchants,  5  Sir 

Michael  street 
Swan  William,  of  William  Swan  &  Son.    House,  Grreenbank 

cottage,  Finnart 
Swan  Miss,  21  Brougham  st^?eet 
Swan  Miss,  31  Sir  Michael  street 
Swan  Mrs,  19  Hamilton  street 
SWEENEY  Charles,  pawnbroker,  5  William  street.     Ho., 

2  St  Andrew  street 
Sweeney  Michael,  labourer,  15  Baker  street 
Sweeney  Mrs  A.,  broker,  2  Dalrymple  st.     Ho.,  5  William 

street 
SWOED  Archibald,   wine  and  spirit  merchant,   20  West 

Burn  street  and  9  Shaw  street.     House,  26  Eldon  st. 
Sword  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  15  Shaw  street 
Sword  John,  spirit  merchant,  69  Yennel 
Sword  William,  spirit  retailer,  30  Cathcart  street.       House, 

39  Lynedoch  street 
SYM  William,  inspector  of  police,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
SYMON  Charles,  engineer,  82  East  Hamilton  street 
SYMINGTON  John,  joiner  and  glazier,  16  Sugarhouse  lane. 

House,  32  Inverkip  street 


DIRECTORY.  201 


Sjnniiigtoii  John,  draper,  12  Nelson  street,  west 
Symington  Jolin,  jun.,  accountant,  National  Bank  of  Scot- 
land.   House,  Boyd  place,  33  West  Blackball  street 


TAILOES'  House  of  Call,,  16  Market  street 

TAIT  John,  engineer,  15  Baker  street 

Tait  Mrs  Alexander,  5  Captain  street 

TANNOCK  Andrew,  plasterer,  head  of  Duncan  street.    Ho. , 

39  Ann  street 
Tannock  Quintin,  of  Quintin  Tannock  &   Son.       House,  6 

West  Stewart  street 
Tannock  Quintin  &  Son,  plasterers,  Ker  street 
Tannock  Quintin,  jun.,  of  Quintin  Tannock  &  Son.     House, 

Mount  pleasant 
Tannock  Eobert,  mate,  23  Ingleston  street 
TAEBET  William,  joiner,  51  Inverkip  street 
Tarbet  M.,  shoe  warehouse,  4  West  Blackball  street.     Ho., 

25  Nicholson  street 
TASSELLS  Thomas,  skipper,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
TASKEE  Andrew,  of  James  Hunter  &  Co.     Ho.,  40  Union 

street 
Tasker  James,  merchant,  40  Union  street 
TAYLOE  Captain  Alexander,  Clyde  house,  Eosneath  street 
Taylor  Angus,  seaman,  7  Duncan  street 
Taylor  Archibald,  joiner,  Broomhill 
Taylor  Daniel,  cork  cutter,  55  Shaw  street.     House,  Fancy 

Earm  cottage 
Taylor  Daniel,  butcher,  47  Hamilton  street.     House,  25  West 

Burn  street 
Taylor  Eev.  Dayid,  of  West  Shaw  street  E.P.  Church.     Ho., 

Fox  street 
Taylor  David,  carpenter,  8  Baker  street 
Taylor  Duncan,  carpenter,  27  Hamilton  street 
Taylor  Gilbert,  labourer,  10  HiU  street 


202  DIRECTORY. 


Taylor  James,  millwriglit,  Overton 

Taylor  James,  mason,  Drumfroch.ar  road 

Taylor  James,  mason,  5  Hill  street 

Taylor  James,  spirit  dealer,  37  Rue-end  street 

Taylor  James,  joiner,  47  Lynedoch.  street 

Taylor  James,  smith.,  25  Eegent  street 

Taylor  John,  boatman,  6  Watt  street 

Taylor  John,  flesher,  55  Inyerkip  street 

Taylor  John,  carpenter,  10  Hill  street 

Taylor  John,  shipmaster,  27  Kelly  street 

Taylor  John  F.,  tobacconist,  and  earthenware  dealer,  16 
Cartsbnrn  street 

Taylor  Malcom,  corkcutter,  55  Shaw  street.  House,  Fancy 
Farm  cottage 

Taylor  Eobert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  9  Main  street, 
Gartsdyke 

Taylor  William,  moulder,  4  Ingleston  street 

Taylor  William,  cashier,  35  Lynedoch  street 

Taylor  William,  teacher,  Greenock  Academy.  Ho.,  24  Bris- 
bane street 

Taylor  William,  carter,  47  Ann  street 

Taylor  Catherine  Ann,  teacher.  Industrial  Institution,  Cap- 
tain street 

Taylor  Margaret,  teacher.  School  of  Industry,  25  Sir  Michael 
street 

Taylor  Miss,  milliner,  25  West  Burn  street 

Taylor  Mrs  Alexander,  dressmaker,  9  Antigua  street 

Taylor  Mrs  Angus,  9  Roxburgh  street 

Taylor  Mrs  A.,  feuar,  40  Eldon  street 

Taylor  Mrs  A.,  60  Roxburgh  street 

Taylor  Mrs  J.,  lodgings,  63  Rue-end  street 

Taylor  Mrs  John,  4  Sir  Michael  street 

Taylor  Mrs  R.,  fiesher,  13  Cathcart  streets     House,  18  do. 

Taylor  Mrs,  21  Ann  street 

Taylor  Mrs,  18  Inverkip  street 

Taylor  Mrs,  lodgings,  19  Shaw  street 


DIRECTORY.  203 


TELFER  Colin,  jun,,  farmer,  WhinMU 

Telfer  James,  cowfeeder,  Bradielston 

Telfer  William,  cowfeeder,  Drumfrochar 

Telfer  Miss  Agnes,  7  Sugarhouse  lane 

TEMPLETON  Robert,  shopman,  44  Inverkip  street 

Templeton  W.  C,  law  clerk  and  accountant,  21  Bearhope  st. 

Templeton  W.   T.    &   Co.,   merchants  and  ship  brokers,  2 

Church  place 
TENNANT  Mrs  John,  spirit  dealer,  28  Market  street.     Ho., 

21  Sir  Michael  street 
TENNAY  Mary,  grocer,  12  Vennel 
TENNENT  H.  L.,  adyocate  and  sheriff-substitute.     House, 

66  Union  street 
TETJLON  John  H.,  2  Cathcart  square.     House,  6  Roxburgh 

street 
THEATRE  Royal,  38  West  Blackball  street.     Mrs  Edmund 

Glover,  proprietress 
THE  Clyde  Pottery,  Port- Glasgow  road 
The  Duke  of  Hamilton  coal  depot,  3  Chapel  street 
The  Greenock  Foundry  Co.,    engineers  and  iron  founders, 

East  Stewart  street 
The  Glasgow  and  Greenock  Shipping  Co.,  City  Bank  build- 
ings, 32  Cathcart  street 
The  Greenock  Brewery  Company,  brewers  and  maltsters,  39 

Nicholson  street 
The  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland,  38  Cathcart  street 
THOBAYEN  Gerard,  sugarboiler,  29  Sugarhouse  lane 
Thobayen  Mrs  John,  7  Lynedoch  street 
THOM  William,  fish  and  oil  merchant,  20  Hamilton  street 
Thom  Mrs  Charles,  spirit  merchant,  3  West  Quay  lane 
THOMSON  Alexander,  banker,  CaddleMl 
Thomson  Alexander,  blacksmith,  26  Nicholson  street 
Thomson  Alexander,  smith,  8  Baker  street 
Thomson  Alexander,  labourer,  29  Hamilton  street 
Thomson  Andrew,  engineer,  19  John  street 
Thomson  Charles,  plumber,  21  Kelly  street 


204  DmECTORY. 


Thomson  Cliarles,  boilermaker,  40  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Thomson  Donald,  of  Thomson  &  Mitchell.     House,  6  Ard- 

gowan  street,  west 
Thomson  Dugald,  teacher  of  navigation,  mathematics,  and 

natural  philosophy,  29  Cathcart  street.     House,  do. 
Thomson  Dugald,  carpenter,  2  Wilson  place,  East  Ingleston 

road 
Thomson  Duncan,  joiner,  33  Eegent  street 
Thomson  Duncan,  joiner,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Thomson  Edward,  30  Inverkij)  street 
Thomson  Greorge,  engineer,  11  St  Andrew  street 
Thomson  Henry,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 
Thomson  James,  carpenter,  5  Bruce  street 
Thomson  James,  sugar  boiler,  6  Under  crescent 
Thomson  James,  of  Thomson  &  Son.     House,  21  Brougham 

street 
Thomson  James,  precentor,  16  Cross-shore  street 
Thomson  John,  cashier  of  the  National  Bank,  Watt  place 
Thomson  John,  joiner,  9  Duncan  street 
Thomson  John,  joiner,  5  John  street 
Thomson  John,  labourer,  33  Eegent  street 
Thomson  John,  resident  engineer,  Albert  Harbour   works. 

House,  9  Brisbane  street 
Thomson  John,  of  Thomson  &  Son.     House,  21  Brougham 

street 
Thomson  John,  sawyer,  7  Under  crescent 
Thomson  Joseph,  engineer,  9  Arthur  street 
Thomson  Lachlan,  sawyer,  19  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Thomson  Michael,  joiner,  16  Bearhope  street 
Thomson  &  Mitchell,  joiners,  3  Tobago  street 
Thomson  Eev.  Peter,  minister  of  Crawfurdsburn  Free  Church. 

House,  Miramichi  buildings,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Thomson  Peter,  sugarboiler,  9  Sugarhouse  lane 
Thomson  Peter,  boilermaker,  2  Springkell  street 
Thomson  Eobert,  cooper,  37  Nicholson  street 
Thomson  Eobert,  Obseryatory,  Einnart  road 


DIRECTORY.  205 


Thomson  Eobert,  brush  and  comb  warebouse,  27  Hamilton 

street.     House,  Mount  pleasant 
Thomson  Samuel,  builder  and  feuar.  Mount  pleasant 
Thomson  Samuel,  carpenter,  Carmichael's  land.  Crescent 
Thomson  &  Son,  clothiers,  4  West  Blackball  street 
Thomson  Thomas  &  Son,  builders,  pavement  merchants,  &c. 

45  Nicholson  street 
Thomson  Thomas,  smith,  12  John  street 
Thomson  Thomas,  of  T.  Thomson  &  Son.     Ho.,  3  Kelly  st. 
Thomson  Thomas,  jr.,  builder,  24  Nicholson  street 
Thomson  Thomas,  boilermaker,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Thomson  William,  of  E.  Cowan  &  Co.     Ho.,  33  Brougham 

street 
Thomson  William  W.,  of  T.  Thomson  &  Son.      House,  3 

Kelly  street 
Thomson  William,  laboui^er,  22  West  Blackball  street 
Thomson  Eev.  William  Eeid,  minister  of  Sir  Michael  street 

U.  P.  Church.     House,  11  Ardgowan  square 
Thomson  William,  shipmaster,  50  Eldon  street 
Thomson  William,  mason,  42  Inverkip  street 
Thomson  Miss,  26  Nicholson  street 
Thomson  Miss,  1  Eoxburgh  street 
Thomson  Miss,  feuar,  10  Kelly  street 
Thomson  Miss,  lodgings,  23  Kelly  street 
Thomson  Miss,  dressmaker,  13  Lynedoch  street 
Thomson  Mrs  A.,  10  West  breast 
Thomson  Mrs  David,  8  Sir  Michael  street 
Thomson  Mrs  Dugald,  3  Salmon  street 
Thomson  Mrs  James,  35  Nicholson  street 
Thomson  Mrs  Neil,  27  Brougham  street 
Thomson  Mrs  Eobert,  18  Antigua  street 
Thomson  Mrs  Thomas,  feuar,  7  Brisbane  street 
Thomson  Mrs  William,  60  Eoxburgh  street 
Thomson  Mrs,  20  Cathcart  street 
Thomson  Mrs,  35  Hamilton  street 
Thomson  Mrs,  40  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

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206  DIRECTORY. 


Thomson  Mrs,  ladies'  nurse,  4  West  Burn  street 
THORBUEN  James,  carpenter,  19  Jolin  street 
Thorburn  Samuel,  moulder,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
THORNE  E.  &  Sons,  the  Distillery  Bonded  Stores,  6  Manse 

lane 
Tkorne  Edwin  E.,  of  E.  Thorne  &  Sons.      House,  Grreen- 

bank 
Thorne  Eobert,  of  E.  Thorne  &  Sons.     House,  Greenbank 
Thorne  T.  M.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  11  Hamilton  street 
Thorne  Thomas  M.,  of  E.  Thorne  &  Sons.     House,  15  Ard- 

gowan  street,  west 
THOENTON  James,  steward,  5  West  Quay  lane 
TIEENEY  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  49  Cathcart  st.     Ho., 

3  Trafalgar  street 
Tierney  John,  spirit  dealer,  2  William  street 
tCierney  Thomas,  joiner,  11  West  breast 
TILLEET  Andrew,  gardener,  16  East  Quay  lane 
'TINDAL  Mrs  James,  Cowdenknowes  cottage 
trODD  Alexander,  bank  messenger,  2  Church  place 
Todd  Greorge,  seaman,  7  Tobago  street 
Todd  Humphrey,  labourer,  4  Tobago  street 
Todd  John,  mason,  55  Inverkip  street  ^ 

Todd  Miss  Margaret,  grocer,  5  Dellingburn  street 
Todd  Mrs  George,  29  West  Blackball  street 
Todd  Mrs  George,  28  Ann  street 
Todd  Mrs  John,  7  Ardgowan  square 
TONTINE  Hotel,  34  Cathcart  street 
TOOLE  Thomas,  labourer,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
TOEEANCE  Archibald,  shipmaster,  21  Antigua  street 
TOUGH  Alexander  &  Son,  rope  manufacturers,  Clyde  Eope- 

workj  Eegent  street.     Warehouse,    head  of  Steamboat 

quay 
Tough  Alexander,  of  Alexander  Tough  &  Son.     Housej  7 

Lyle  street 
Tough  James,  provision  and  fish  dealer,  3  Charles  st     Ho., 

38  Hamilton  street 


DIEECTOET.  207 


Tough.  Jolm,  ropemaker,  1  Lyle  street 

Tough.  Mrs  Berry,  feuar,  Hope  place,  17  Antigua  street 

Tough  Mrs,  1 1  Hamilton  street 

Tough  Mrs,  9  Under  crescent 

Tough  Mrs,  3  Hamilton  street 

TOWIE  Charles,  boilermaker,  2  Springkell  street 

TEAIN"  Mrs  Eobert  W-,  1  Ardgowan  square 

TEAINEE  Mrs,  15  Cathcart  street 

TEAVEES  James,  marine  dealer,  Donald's  court.      House, 
27  Vennel 

TEEASUEEE  Dayid,  cabinetmaker,  28  Ann  street 

TUCKEE  Wniiam,  moulder,  2  John  street 

TULLOOH  Eobert,  carpenter,  8  John  street 

Tulloch  William,  ropespinner,  41  Lynedoch  street 

TUELEY  John,  moulder,  11  Cathcart  street 

TUENBULL  James,  steam  packet  agent,  23  Cathcart  street' 
House,  Havelock  buildings,  17  West  Blackball  street 

TurnbuU  James,  carpenter,  9  Under  crescent 

TurnbuU  Jonathan,  blockmaker,  41  Ann  street 

TurnbuU  Eobert,  carpenter,  9  Hill  street 

TUENEE  Archibald,  clerk,  38  Eoxburgh  street 

Turner  Coll  James,  merchant,  18  West  Burn  street.     Houscj 
1  Ardgowan  street,  west 

Turner  Douglas,  wine,  spirit  and  tea  merchant,  18  Nicholson 

street.     House,  20  do. 
Turner  Duncan,  joiner,  19  Hamilton  street 
Turner  James,  jun.,  writer,  5  West  Blackball  street.      Ho., 

Clyde  street 
Turner  John,  sailmaker,  3  Bearhope  street 
Turner  Eobert,  labourer,  10  Sir  Michael  street 
Turner  Eobert,  engine  keeper,  9  Hill  street 
Turner  William,  labourer,  59  Eue-end  street 
Turner  William,  commission  merchant,  18  West  Burn  street*, 

House,  1  Fox  street 
Turner  Mrs  Ann,  Eoyal  Oak  tavern,  2  Cross-shore  street 
Turner  Mrs  Colin,  35  Lynedoch  street 


'208  DIRECTOBY. 


Turner  Mrs  John,  38  Eosburgli  street 

Turner  Mrs  John,  restaurant,  29  Cathcart  street.     House,  9 

Shaw  place 
Turner  Mrs  John,  Orangefield 
TWEBDEL  L.  James,  of  E.  Cowan  &  Co.     House,  18  Ard- 

gowan  square 
TWEEDLIE  James,  seaman,  55  Shaw  street 
Tweedlie  Eobert  tobacconist,  39  Cathcart  street.     House,  24 

Hamilton  street 
TWIGtGt  Edward,  gunmaker  and  cutler,  33  Hamilton  street. 

House,  Mount  pleasant 
TYEE  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  Eue-end  street 
Tyre  James,  tanner,  6  Bruce  street 
Tyre  John,  labourer,  13  Inverkip  street 
Tyre  Eobert,  cotton  s|)inner,  Drumfrochar  road 
Tyre  Eobert,  locker,  Mount  place,  Ann  street 
TYSON  John,  tailor,  32  Hamilton  street 


U 


UNION  Bank  of  Scotland,  1  Hamilton  street 

UNITED  Presbyterian  Church,  Oeorge  square 

United  Presbyterian  Church,  22  Nicholson  street 

United  Presbyterian  Church,  Sir  Michael  street 

United  Presbyterian  Church,  3  Union  street 

United  Steam  Tug  Co.,  2  West  Quay 

UEIE  Hugh,  railway  porter,  19  Cathcart  street 

Urie  James,  carjpenter,  3  John  street 

Urie  Eobert,  photographer,  and  dealer  in  photographic  ma- 
terials, 32  Hamilton  street 

Urie  Thomas,  Bogston  station  master,  41  East  Hamilton 
street 

Urie  Thomas,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 

Urie  William,  boilermaker,  1  Under  crescent 

UEQUHAET  James,  brassfounder,  BLillend 

Urquhart  Mrs  James,  33  Cathcart  street 


DIEECTOEY.  209 


VALANCE  Alexander,  joiner,  3  Arthur  street 

VANCE  James,  joiner,  1  Hill  street 

VASEY  Thomas,    minister   of  West    Burn   street  Baptist 

chapel.  House,  37  Eegent  street 
VASS  David,  carpenter,  2  John  street 
VINCENT  George,  clothier  and  general  outfitter,  5  William 

street.     House,  2  Cross-shore  street 
VIETU^  Alexander,  ropespinner,  16  William  street 
Virtue  William,  ropespinner,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
Virtue  Mrs  Alexander,  47  Ann  street 
VIVIAN  &  Sons,  copper  merchants,  41  Eue-end  st. — James 

Tasker  &  Son,  agents 


W 


WAILS  Mrs  John,  15  John  street 

WALLS  Thomas,  seaman,  1  Arthur  street 

WALKEE  Alexander,  cooper,  5  Lynedoch  street 

Walker  Andrew,  moulder,  12  Ingleston  street 

Walker  Andrew,  carpenter,  6  Chapel  street 

Walker  Andrew,  labourer,  15  St  Andrew  street 

Walker  Daniel,  late  carpenter,  5  Lynedoch  street 

Walker  David,  flesher,  33  West  Burn  street 

Walker  Duncan,  baker,  1  Hill  street 

Walker  Hugh,  of  John  Walker  &  Co.     House,  59  Union  st. 

Walker  James,  agent  for  J.  S.  Virtue,  publisher.     House, 

24  Ann  street 
Walker  James,  huckster,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Walker  James,  tailor,  2  Watt  place 
Walker  James,  railway  porter,  5  Hill  street 
Walker  James,  smith,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Walker  John,  clerk,  59  Eoxburgh  street 
Walker  John,  carter  and  contractor,  8  Buccleuch  street 
Walker  John  &  Co.,  sugar  refiners,  East  Shaw  street 


210  DIRECTORY. 


Walker  Jolin,  of  Jolm  Walker  &  Co.     Ho.,  6 rinnart terrace 
Walker  Eobert  S.,  flesher,  39  Shaw  street  and  20  Jolm  st. 

House,  50  Eldon  street 
Walker  Thomas,  ironmonger,  15  Brisbane  street 
Walker  Thomas,  labourer,  Drumfrocbar  road 
Walker  William,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrocbar  road 
Walker  William,  spirit  dealer,  45  Inyerkip  street 
Walker  Miss,  4  Greorge  square 
Walker  Miss,  dressmaker,  15  KUblain  street 
Walker  Mrs  George,  spirit  dealer,  27  Eue-end  street.     Ho., 

2  St  Andrew  street 
Walker  Mrs  James,  grocer,  82  East  Hamilton  street 
Walker  Mrs  Jobn>  19  Bruce  street 
Walker  Mrs  William,  3  Shaw  place 
Walker  Mrs,  2  Dellingburn  street 
WALLACE  James,  M.D.,  physician  and  surgeon,  14  Union 

street 
Wallace  James,  shipmaster,  29  Lynedoch  street 
Wallace  James  S.,  professor  of  dancing  and  calisthenics.  As- 
sembly rooms,  Greenock,  and  Abercorn  rooms.  Paisley. 
House,  Abercorn  buildings,  Paisley 
Wallace  John,  shipmaster,  Holmscroft  street,  west 
Wallace  John,  moulder,  12  Ingleston  street 
Wallace  Peter,  mariner,  36  Sir  Michael  street 
Wallace  Samuel,  carpenter,  28  Cartsburn  street 
Wallace  William,  shipmaster,  19  Antigua  street 
Wallace  William,  labourer,  7  Lower  Ingleston 
Wallace  William,  shipmaster,  24  Bank  street 
Wallace  William,  carpenter,  12  Watt  street 
Wallace  Miss,  teacher,  2  East  Blackball  street 
Wallace  Mrs,  lodgings,  33  Hamilton  street 
Wallace  Mrs  Robert,  furrier,  crape  and  feather  dresser,  13 

West  Blackball  street 
Wallace  Mrs  WiUiam,  4  Trafalgar  street 
WALLEE  Joseph,  plumber,  5  West  Stewart  street 
WALTON  IJ  trick,  of  H.M.  Customs,  48  Brougham  street 


DIEECTOEY.  211 


WAED  James,  carter,  50  Inverkip  street 

Ward  William,  captain,  8  Kelly  street 

WAEDEN  Archibald,  measurer,  22  Brisbane  street 

Warden  James  S.,  15  Ardgowan  street 

Warden  James  B.,  shipmaster,  12  West  BlackhaU.  street 

Warden  John,  sailmaker,  15  West  Stewart  street 

Warden  Ninian,  shipmaster,  29  Brougham  street 

Warden  Ninian,  weaver,  76  Eoxburgh  street 

Warden  Peter,  farmer,  Murdieston 

Warden  Eobert,  late  baker,  10  Laird  street 

Warden  Eobert,  farmer,  Finnart 

Wai-den  WilHam,  coal  agent,  28  Vennel,  Office,  18  Cath- 
cart  street 

Warden  Margaret,  milliner,  Havelock  buildings,  17  West 
Blackhall  street.     House,  1  Argyle  street 

Warden  Mrs,  15  Ardgowan  street,  west 

WAEE  Courtney,  coal  agent,  54  West  Blackhall  street 

WAELEY  John,  labourer,  65  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 

WAENOCK  James,  boatman,  13  Hamilton  street 

WAEEEN  John,  pointsman,  22  John  street 

Warren  Mrs,  lodgings,  50  Shaw  street 

WASSON  Eobert,  joiner,  19  Bearhope  street 

Wasson  Thomas,  mason,  45  Cathcart  street 

WATSON  Alexander,  grocer,  30  Yennel 

Watson  Alexander,  messenger,  Post  office.  House,  3  Shan- 
non's close 

Watson  Alexander  L.,  traveller,  20  Brisbane  street 

Watson  Charles,  seaman,  36  Hamilton  street 

Watson  David,  carpenter,  19  John  street 

Watson  Frederick,  glass  and  china  merchant,  6  West  Black- 
hall street 

Watson  Frederick,  hairdi^esser  and  perfumer,  8  West  Black- 
hall street.     House,  6  do. 

Watson  James,  pansman,  9  Watt  street 

Watson  John,  carpenter,  21  Nicholson  street 

Watson  Malcom,  rigger,  4  Sir  Michael  street 


212  DIRECTORY. 


Watson  Eobert,  seaman,  27  Hamilton  street 

Watson  Eobert,  of  Campbell  &  Watson.  House,  9  East 
Quay  lane 

Watson  Thomas,  jun.,  bootmaker,  7  Cathcart  street.  Ho,, 
3  Hope  street 

Watson  Thomas,  sailmaker,  30  Nicbolson  street 

Watson  William,  upholsterer  and  cabinetmaker,  25  Nichol- 
son street.     House,  53  Inverkip  street 

Watson  William,  labourer,  16  Bruce  street 

Watson  IMiss,  feuar,  1 1  West  Stewart  street 

Watson  Mrs  Eobert,  spirit  dealer,  10  East  breast.  House,  1 
Sugarhouse  lane 

Watson  Mrs  Eobert,  lodgings,  9  East  Quay  lane 

Watson  Mrs,  19  Lynedoch  street 

WATT  James,  engineer,  13  Lyle  street 

Watt  William,  smith,  10  Shaw  street 

Watt  WiUiam,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  27  Main  street^ 
Cartsdyke,  and  5  Customhouse  place.  Ho.,  Brougham 
street 

Watt  Misses,  Finnart 

WATTEES  William,  ropespinner,  89  Eegent  street 

Watters  Mrs,  lodgings,  33  Eegent  street 

WATTEESON  John,  smith,  1  Hill  street 

WATTON  Miss,  dressmaker,  2  Hamilton  street 

WAUDBY  WiUiam,  fireman,  3  Yennel 

WAUan  Hugh,  labourer,  28  West  Blackball  street 

Waugh  James,  labourer,  5  Cartsburn  street 

WAYMAN  Eobert,  merchant.  Mount  pleasant 

WEBSTEE  Alexander,  baker,  8  Argyle  street 

WEDDEL  George,  joiner,  22  Cartsburn  street 

Weddel  John,  tanner,  Ladyburn,  East  Hamilton  street 

Weddel  William,  slater,  5  Bruce  street 

WEIE  Alexander,  ropemaker,  28  Crawfurd  street 

Weir  Alexander,  rigger,  49  Shaw  street 

Weir  Alexander,  brassfounder,  Holmscroffc  street,  west 

Weir  Allan,  writer,  7  William  street.       Ho.,  17  Antigua  st. 


DIRECTORY.  213 


Weir  Daniel,  coal  dealer,  5  Tobago  street 

Weir  Duncan,  labourer,  23  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Weir  Duncan,  carpenter,  13  Sir  Iklichael  street 

Weir  Duncan,  carpenter,  25  Eegent  street 

Weir  Greorge,  millwrigM,  4  Lyle  street 

Weir  James,  smith,  21  Jolm  street 

Weir  James,  joiner,  20  West  Blackball  street.  House,  38 
West  Stewart  street 

Weir  James,  smitb,  66  Eoxburgb  street 

Weir  James,  feuar,  1  West  Burn  street 

Weir  John,  rivetter,  14  Market  street 

Weir  John,  boilermaker,  8  Ingleston  street 

Weir  John,  spirit  dealer,  12  Market  street 

Weir  Neil,  shipmaster,  20  Ann  street 

Weir  Thomas,  plumber,  12  Bruce  street 

Weir  William  M.  Gr.,  Post-office.     House,  19  Antigua  street 

Weir  Miss,  musKn  agent,  13  West  Stewart  street 

Weir  Miss,  6  Kilblain  street 

Weir  Mrs  A.,  59  Ptue-end  street 

Weir  Mrs  George,  9  Cross-shore  street 

Weir  Mrs  John,  8  Kelly  street 

Weir  Mrs,  18  Cathcart  street 

Weir  Mrs,  3  Hill  street 

WELL  PAEK  Promenade.  Entrances,  Eegent  street,  Bank 
street,  and  Lynedoch  street 

Well  Park  Free  Church,  Lynedoch  street 

WELLLNaTON  PAEK  Pleasure  Grounds.  Entrance  head 
of  Baker  street 

WELSH  James,  accountant  and  commission  agent,  18  Cath- 
cart street.     House,  10  Forsyth  street 

Welsh  James,  engineer,  13  Lynedoch  street 

Welsh  John,  smith,  23  Lynedoch  street 

Welsh  Eobert,  joiner,  15  John  street 

Welsh  Walter,  tenter,  47  Ann  street 

WESLEYAN  Methodist  Chapel,  4  Ardgowan  st.,  west 

WEST  Benjamin,  of  Nicol  &  West.    House,  15  Kelly  st. 


214  DIRECTORY. 


West  End  Medical  HaU,  4  West  Blackhall  street 

West  Free  CL.urcli,  Ardgowan  street,  west 

West  Parish  Church,  Nelson  street,  west 

West  Mrs,  15  Kelly  street 

WESTEEN  Saw  Mills,  Bay  of  Quick 

WESTON  Eobert,  joiner,  3  Virginia  street 

Weston  Thomas,  smith,  2  John  street 

WHAETON  Miss,  19  Brisbane  street 

WHEAT  Sheaf  Hotel,  6  Church  place 

WHITE  Archibald,  watchman,  15  Arthur  street 

White  Archibald,  carpenter,  10  Baker  street 

Wliite  Daniel,  tinsmith,  9  Market  street 

White  Hart  Hotel,  50  Cathcart  street 

White  James,  private  teacher  of  arithmetic  and  mathematics,. 

11  Bearho]3e  street 
White  James,  shipmaster,  7  Brougham  street 
White  James  S.,  cooper,  38  West  Burn  street 
White  James,  clerk,  17  Brougham  street 
White  John,  coachman,  50  Eldon  street 
White  John,  chemist  and  druggist,  30  Hamilton  st.     House,, 

00  Union  street 
White  William,  38  Eldon  street 
White  Mrs  Alexander,  19  John  street 
White  Mrs  Duncan,  8  Sir  Michael  street 
White  Mrs,  4  West  Quay  lane 
White  Mrs,  21  Nicholson  street 
WHITEEOED  Edward,  joiner,  12  Tobago  street 
Whiteford  John,  cooper,  10  Hill  street 
Whiteford  John,  labourer,  26  Cartsbum  street 
"WTiiteford  Eobert,  saddler,  36  Cathcart  street.     House,   IS 

Eue-end  street 
Whiteford  Eobert,  grocer  and  spirit  retailer,  13  Eue-end  st, 
Whiteford  Mrs,  mangier,-  21  Crawfnrd  street 
WHITEHEAD  James,  grocer,  35  Shaw  street.    House,  IS 

Cross-shore  street 
WHITEHILL  Daniel,  carpenter,  22  Cartsburn  street 


Directory.  215 


WHITELAW  Adam,  smitli,  4  Lower  Ingleston 
WHITHAM  James,  foreman  wool  sorter,  BroomHll 
WHYTE  Alexander,  Customliouse  boatman,  Mount  place, 

Ann  street 
Wliyte  Daniel,  carpenter,  10  Shaw  street 
Wliyte  ISiiss  A.,  poulterer,  36  West  Blackhall  street 
WIGG-INS  James,  tailor,  8  Manse  lane 
WIGHT  James,  mate,  2  Lyle  street 
Wight  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Vennel 
WILKIE  David,  carpenter,  31  Hamilton  street 
Wilkie  Duncan,  boilermaker,  9  John  street 
Wilkie  James,  mason,  6  Ann  street 
Wilkie  John,  engineer,  13  East  Quay  lane 
Wnkie  John,  mariner,  14  WilKam  street 
Wilkie  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  East  Quay  lane 
Wilkie  Mrs,  12  Tobago  street 
WILKISON  Eobert,  cooper,  36  Sir  Michael  street 
WILLIAMS  William,  boarding  house  keeper,  4  Dalrymple 

street 
Williams,  Foster  &  Co.,  copper  and  yellow  metal  manufac- 
turers, 8  Bogle  st.     Grray  &  Buchanan,  agents 
WILLIAMSON  George,  writer  and  notary  public,  48  Cath- 

cart  street.     House,  Newton  street,  Finnart 
Williamson  George,  cooper,  25  Eegent  street 
Williamson  Daniel,  of  Williamson  and  Gray.     Ho.,  Black's 

land,  Mount  Pleasant  street 
Williamson  &  Gray,  joiners,  51  Vennel 
Williamson  Hugh,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  51  Main 

street,  Cartsdyke 
Williamson  James,  moulder,  34  Sir  Michael  street 
Williamson  Robert,  tailor,  76  Roxburgh  street 
Williamson  Thomas,  carpenter,  12  Ingleston  street 
Williamson  William,  boilermaker,  23  Lynedoch  street 
Williamson  William,  Glasgow  and  Greenock  parcel  carrier, 

12  Hamilton  street  and  23|  Buchanan  street,  Glasgow 
Williamson  Mrs  James,  1  Sugarhouse  lane 


216  DIEECTOET. 


Williamson  Mrs  Jolin,  furnisliing  shop,  58  Eoxburgk  st. 

Williamson  Mrs,  6  Eoslin  street 

Williamson  Miss  Mary,  tailoress,  19  Sir  Michael  street 

WILLS  Eobert,  millwright,  11  Hill  street 

Wills  Thomas,  labourer,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

WILLOUaHBY  James  Mitchell,  38  West  BlackhaU  street. 

House,  6  Boyd  street 
WILSON  Alexander  B.,  engineer,  87  Eegent  street 
Wilson  Alexander  M.,  of  A.  &  J.  Wilson.     Ho.,  Abbotsford 

place,  5  Eoxburgh  street 
Wilson  Alexander,  mason,  18  Duncan  street 
Wilson  A.  &  J.,  furnishing  ironmongers  and  ship  chandlers 

65  Eue-end  street 
Wilson  Eev.  Archibald,  Episcopal  clergyman,  52  Union  st. 
Wilson  Archibald,  joiner,  2  East  Blackball  street 
Wilson  Archibald,  cooper,  20  Vennel 
Wilson  Charles,  mariner,  35  Orawfurd  street 
Wilson  Charles,  pointsman,  7  St  Lawrence  street 
Wilson  David,  farmer,  Cornhaddock 

Wilson  Edward,  wholesale  salt  merchant,  drysalter,  and  pro- 
vision merchant,  27  Charles  st.     Ho.,  15  Kilblain  st. 
Wilson  George,  dispensing  chemist,  40  Cathcart  st.     House, 

11  Shaw  place 
Wilson  Hugh,  agent  for  Morning  Journal,   10  East   Quay 

lane.     House,  19  Brisbane  street 
Wilson  James,  of  A.  &  J.  Wilson.     House,  Abbotsford  place, 

5  Eoxburgh  street 
Wilson  James,  joiner,  9  Bruce  street 
Wilson  James,  moulder,  17  Arthur  street 
Wilson  James,  shoemaker,  11  East  Shaw  street 
Wilson  J.  &  C,  teas,  fruits,  and  confections,  12  Ann  street* 

House,  8  Trafalgar  street 
Wilson  John,  Queen's  porter,  47  Lynedoch  street 
Wilson  John,  smith,  4  Salmon  street 
Wilson  John,  cooper,  27  West  Burn  street 
Wilson  John,  clerk,  4  Bearhope  street 


DIEECTOEY.  217 


Wilson  Jolin,  baker,  16  Ann  street 

Wilson  Jolin,  watcliman,  2  John  street 

Wilson  John,  coalmaster,  3  Chapel  street.     Office,  69  Great 

Clyde  street,  Glasgow 
Wilson  John,  general  grocer,  15  Hamilton  street.    House, 

12  Nelson  street,  west 
Wilson  Joseph,  engineer,  2  John  street 
Wilson  Eichard,  lumper,  14  Market  street 
Wilson  Eobert,  brassfounder,  17  Sir  Michael  street 
Wilson  Eobert,  rigger,  7  Nicholson  street 
Wilson  Eobert,  smith,  4  St  Andrew  street 
Wilson  Eobert,  steam  tug-master,  63  Eue-end  street 
Wilson  Eobert,  engineer,  1  Hill  street 
Wilson  Eobert,  smith,  82  East  Hamilton  street 
Wilson  Thomas,  police  sergeant,  3  Bearhope  street 
Wilson  Thomas,  mason,  19  Bruce  street 
Wilson  Thomas,  steamboatman,  8  Chapel  street 
Wilson  Thomas,  boilermaker,  1  Arthur  street 
Wilson  Walter,  carter,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
Wilson  William,  carpenter,  7  St  Lawrence  street 
Wilson  Wniiam,  9  Arthur  street 
Wilson  William,  plumber,  5  Bruce  street 
Wilson  William,  joiner,  17  Arthur  street 
Wilson  William,  carpenter,  80  East  Hamilton  street 
Wilson  Miss  Agnes,  dressmaker,  1  Duncan  street 
Wilson  Miss,  teas,  fruits,  confections,  &c.,  12  Ann  street  and 

39  West  Blackball  street 
Wilson  Mrs  A.,  10  Laird  street 
Wilson  Mrs  John,  1  Springkell  street 
Wilson  Mrs  John,  18  Brisbane  street 
Wilson  Mrs  John,  30  Market  street 
Wilson  Mrs  William,  9  Duncan  street 
Wilson  Mrs  William,  10  Bruce  street 

WINGATE  Gabriel,  labourer,  Carmichael's  land,  Crescent 
WEN'TON  John,  inspector  of  buildings,  20  Bruce  street 
Winton  Samuel,  tenter,  14  Hamilton  street 

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218  DIRECTORY. 


WISHAET  Tliomas,  hairdresser,  2  Cross-sliore  st.     House, 

11  do. 
Wishart  Mrs  Daniel,  lodgings,  3  Under  crescent 
Wishart  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  11  Cross- shore  street 
WOOD  Alexander,  gardener,  Bogston,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Wpod  Francis,  sculptor,  72  Eoxburgh  street 
Wood  John,  millwright,  3  Eegent  st.     Ho.,  10  Antigua  st. 
Wood  John,  gardener,  Wood  gardens,  Port-Grlasgow  road 
Wood  Joseph,  weaver,  39  Ann  street 
Wood  Patrick,  shoemaker,  1  Rue-end  street 
Wood  Thomas,  sculptor,  opposite  Cemetery  gate.     House, 

Holmscroft  street,  west 
Wood  William,   cartwright,    4  Chapel  street.      House,  57 

Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Wood  William,  mason,  13  Hamilton  street 
Wood  William,  mate,  11  East  Shaw  street 
Wood  William,  grocer,  5  Shaw  street 
Wood  Miss,  3  Trafalgar  street 
WOODSIDE  Coal  Depot,  5  Chapel  street 
WOLMSLEY  Mrs,  11  Arthur  street 
WOPEELL  William,  seaman,  44  Inverkip  street 
WEAY  WilHam,  mate,  39  Lynedoch  street 
WEEDE  &  Co. ,  sugar  brokers  and  commission  merchants, 

City  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  street 
Wrede  Lear,  of  Wrede  &  Co.     House,  Southhill 
WEIGHT  Alexander,  acting  manager,  Theatre  Eoyal.     Ho,, 

194  Gallowgate,  Glasgow 
Wright  Alexander,  8  Inverkip  street 
Wright  David,  engineer,  28  Eoxburgh  street 
Wright  John,  currier,  23  Arthur  street 
Wright  Peter,  slater.  Mount  pleasant 
Wright  Eobert,  writer,  and  clerk  of  the  peace  for  Eenfrew- 

shire.  City  of  Glasgow  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  st. 

House,  9  Ardgowan  square 
Wright  William,  engineer,  28  Eocxburgh  street 
Wright  "William,  35  Ann  street 


DIUECTOEY.  219 


WrigM  William,  cHmney  sweeper,  7  Cowgate  street 

Wright  Miss,  35  Ann  street 

Wright  Mrs  Daniel,  lodgings,  7  Lynedoch  street 

Wright  Mrs  James,  5  Captain  street 

WYLIE  Claud,  smith,  3  Arthur  street 

WyHe  George,  scripture  reader,  28  West  Blackhall  street 

Wylie  James,  15  Arthur  street 

Wylie  John,  sergeant  of  county  police,  32  Inverkip  street 

Wylie  John,  pilot,  7  Kelly  street 

Wylie  William,  spirit  dealer,  38  Inverkip  street 

Wylie  Mrs,  31  Hamilton  street 

WYSE  Alexander,  confectioner,  29  Hamilton  st.      Ho.,  do. 


YAUN  David,  cabinetmaker,  Hope  street 

YEATS  John  &  Co.,  tobacco  and  snuJff  makers,  65  Eue-end 

street.     House,  Glen  cottage 
Yeats  Mrs  James,  1  Springkell  street 
YEO  D.  D.  &  Co.,  painters,  paperhangers,  oil  and  colour 

merchants,  &c.,  16  East  India  breast 
Yeo  D.  D.,  of  D.  D.  Yeo  &  Co.     House,  24  Bank  street 
YOEK  James,  of  W.  &  J.  York.     House,  51  Union  street 
York  William,  of  W.  &  J.  York.     House,  5  Nelson  st.,  west 
York  William  and  James,  contractors,  Albert  Harbour  works 
YOEKSTON  William,  boatbuilder,  1  Duncan  street 
YOUNG  Alexander,  mason,  24  Hamilton  street 
Young  Alexander,  precentor,  15  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Young  Andrew,  teacher,  9  Ann  street 
Young  David,  engineer,  20  Antigua  street 
Young  Donald,  labourer,  15  Tobago  street 
Young  Duncan,  carpenter,  17  Arthur  street 
Young  Hugh,  grocer,  22  Sugarhouse  lane 
"Young  James,  21  Ingleston  street 
Young  James,  heckler,  27  Eoxburgh  street 
Young  John,  sailmaker,  12  Nicholson  street 


220  DIRECTORY. 


Young  John,  railway  contractor,  47  Lynedoch  street 

Young  J.  &  E.,  ship  brokers,  City  Bank  buildings,  32  Cath- 
cart  street 

Young  Eobert,  labourer,  7  Sir  Michael  street 

Young  Eobert,  optician  and  nautical  instrument  maker, 
Fletcher's  cottage,  Mearns  street 

Young  Stewart,  flax  dresser,  16  Tobago  street 

Young  Thomas,  foreman  (Saw  mill),  6  Nelson  street.  Glebe 

Young  William,  cooper,  5  Bruce  street 

Young  William,  spirit  dealer,  10  Ann  street 

Young  William,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  43  Hamil- 
ton street.    House,  28  West  Blackball  street 

Young  Miss  Agnes,  grocer,  2  John  street 

Young  Miss,  lodgings,  16  William  street 

Young  Mrs  A.,  eating  house,  8  East  breast 

Young  Mrs  William,  65  Eoxburgh  street 

Young  Mrs,  lodgings,  24  Tobago  street 

YOUNGEE  Thomas,  joiner,  26  Vennel 

YUILL  Archibald,  writer,  46  Cathcart  street.  House,  21 
Union  street 

YuiU.  John,  smith,  4  Lower  Ingleston 

Yuill  Stephen,  Greenock  coffee  house  and  refreshment  rooms, 
14  East  Quay  lane.    House,  do. 


TEADES  AND  PROFESSIONS, 

CLASSIFIED  AND  AEEANGED  IN  ALPHABETICAL, 
OEDEE. 


ACCOinSTTAI^TS. 


Campbell  Dugald  (and  property  agent),  29  Catlicart  street 

Duncan  Jolin  (and  house  factor),  2  Church  place 

Gillespie  John   (and  house  factor),    City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

buildings,  32  Cathcart  street 
Hunter  John  (and  house  factor),  32  Cathcart  street 
Kelso  James   (and  commission  agent),   Bank  buildings,  13 

William  street 
Milne  James,  jun.,  37  West  Burn  street 
Eaff  George  (and  house  factor),  41  Cathcart  street 
EusselD.,  6  Nelson  street.  Glebe 
Welsh  James  (and  commission  agent),  18  Cathcart  street 

AGENTS. 

Campbell  David  (coal),  3  Chapel  street 

Crawford  John  M.,  for  North  British  Daily  and  Glasgow 

Weekly  Mails,  1  Bank  street 
Hogg  James,  for  Scottish  Legal  Burial  and  Loan  Society,  24 

Inverkip  street 
Walker  James  (book),  24  Ann  street 
Wilson  Hugh,  for  Morning  Journal,  10  East  Quay  lane 
Weir  Miss  (muslin),  13  West  Stewart  street 

ARTISTS. 

Clark  William,  Seafield,  Pox  street 
Lamont  Thomas  E.,  36  Eldon  street 

AUCTIONEERS  AKD  APPRAISERS. 

Cameron  John  &  Sons,  10,  12,  and  14  Cross-shore  street 
Herriot  John  &  Son,  79  Eegent  street  and  12  West  Blackball 

street 
Smith  David  A.,  18  Hamilton  street 


222  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


BAKERS. 

Bell  Jolm,  3  West  Blackliall  street 

Blair  Alexander  S.,  36  Dalrymple  street 

Blair  David,  45  Oatlicart  street 

Cricliton  Hemy,  25  Hamilton  street 

Currie  James,  27  Market  street 

Davie  Greorge,  23  Dalrymple  street  and  11  Hamilton  street 

Galbreath  John,  26  Oliarles  street 

Hamilton  William,  65  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 

M' Arthur  Charles,  11  Cartsburn  street 

M'Call  Neil,  48  Shaw  street 

M'Cracken  George,  21  Yennel 

Mackay  Thomas  (and  confectioner),  Havelock  buildings,  15 

West  Blackhall  street 
Mackenzie  &  Walker,  46  Hamilton  street  and  63  Eue-end  st. 
M'Kenzie  Alexander,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Kenzie  James,  55  Vennel 
M'Kenzie  Eobert,  38  Shaw  street 
M'Millan  Andrew,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Nab  Duncan,  61  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 
M'Neilage  John,  23  Antigua  street 
Marshall  Daniel,  39  Hamilton  street 
Martin  Eobert,  31  Hamilton  street 
Millar  John,  3  Hamilton  street  and  12  Ann  street 
Millar  Eobert,  5  Hamilton  street 
Morrison  John  0. ,  24  John  street 
Muir  Allan,  45  Hamilton  street 
Muir  Eobert,  26  Shaw  street 
Muirhead  Alexander,  18  Duncan  street 
Neiii  Eobert,  31  Yennel 

Orr  John,  jr.  (and  grain  merchant),  5  Eue-end  street 
Service  Walter  (and  miller),  8  West  Blackhall  street 
Simpson  J.,  27  Eue-end  street 
Wilson  John,  16  Ann  street 

BASKET  AJSTD  TOY  WAREHOUSE  KEEPERS. 

Campbell  Mrs  Eobert  N.,  7  Oathcart  street 
Campbell  Mrs  N.,  20  Charles  street 
Thomson  Eobert,  27  Hamilton  street 

BLACKSMITHS, 

Adam  Donald  (ship  smith),  37  Eue-end  street 
Boag  Eobert  (and  forge  master),  55  Shaw  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  223 

Boag  Thomas  (grate  maker  and  bell  hanger),  7  West  Black- 
hall  street 
Brough  &  Orr  (and  farriers),  4  Chapel  street 
Campbell  John  (and  chainmaker),  9  West  breast 
Chalmers  James   (beU.  hanger  and  grate  maker),  50  and  51 

Vennel 
Cook  D.  &  A.    (and  chainmakers),   4  Charles   street  and  19 

Cathcart  street 
Hannan  A.  &  D.,  20  Cathcart  street  and  19  Shaw  street 
Love  Andrew  (farrier  and  cartwright),  50  Ene-end  street 
M'Coll  John  &  Co.   (and  sugar  mould  manufacturers),    IS 

ChajDel  street 
M'Lean  Eonald,  6  Baker  street 
M'Vicar  Eobert  (and  ship  smith),  3  Shaw  street 
M'Vicar  William  (and  chainmaker),  7  East  Stewart  street 
Mills  Eobert  (and  chainmaker),  5  Dock  breast 
Mowat  William  &  Co.  (and  boilermakers),  22  Arthur  street 
Eobinson  A.  &  M.  (farriers  and  cartwrights),  40  Vennel 
Scott  James  (and  ship),  3  Dellingburn  street 
Smith  Alexander   (and  cartwright),  25  Crawfurd   street  and 

5  Laird  street 
Smith  John,  54  Eue-end  street 

Suttie  Thomas   &   Co.    (bellhangers  and  gratemakers),    18 
Cathcart  street 

BOATBUILDERS. 

Brown  A.  &  H.    (carpenters  and  blockmakers),  17  Eue-end 

street  and  60  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Brown  William,  Bay  of  Quick 
Cameron  Alexander  G.,  4  East  Blackball  street 
Clark  Lachlan,  Clyde  street,  Bay  of  Quick 
Crawford  &  Hope,  Bay  of  Quick 
Macdonald  John,  9  Virginia  street 
M'Gregor  Nicol  and  Eobert,  43  Eue-end  street 
Orr  Thomas,  23  Eue-end  street 

BOOKBIJSTDEES. 

Campbell  Alexander,  9  Hamilton  street 

Clark  Andrew,  8  Hamilton  street 

Laing  Andrew,  49  Cathcart  street 

Morrison  John  &  Sons,  67  Eue-end  gtreet  and  21  Hamilton 

street 
Pollock  Dayid  L.,  26  Hamilton  street 


224  TEADES  DIRECTOHY. 


BOOKSELLERS  AND  STATIONEES. 

Baird  Eobert  A.,  41  Cathcart  street 

Black  James  W.,  Havelock  buildings,  17  West  Blackhall  st. 
Campbell  Alexander,  9  Hamilton  street 
Griffith  Patrick  (old  and  new),  Customhouse  place 
Hislop  John,  29  Cathcart  street 

Innes  William  (librarian  and  news  agent),  40  Hamilton  st. 
Johnston  William,  46  Hamilton  street 
Laing  Andrew,  49  Cathcart  street 
M'Arthur  Duncan,  16  Cathcart  street 
M'Cunn  James,  3  Hamilton  street 
M'Ewan  Charles,  7  Cross-shore  street 
M'Kelvie  James,  24  Hamilton  street 

Morrison  John  &  Sons  (paper  rulers,  lithographers,  and  li- 
brarians), 67  Eue-end  street  and  21  Hamilton  street 
Neilson  William,  33  Hamilton  street 
Owen  Mrs  James,  30  Cathcart  street 
Sheehy  "Mrs  Mary,  32  Hamilton  street 
Stewart  Eobert  (and  printer),  38  Hamilton  street 

BOOT  AM)  SHOEMAKERS. 

Armour  Matthew,  11  Charles  street 

Barclay  John  (and  grocer),  28  Inverkip  street 

Barclay  Eobert,  46  Cathcart  street 

Blair  Thomas,  26  West  Burn  street 

Brodie  John,  8  WUliam  street 

Campbell  Archibald,  47  Main  street,  CaTtsdyke 

Campbell  Peter,  58  Yennel 

Carmichael  John,  9  Cartsburn  street 

Copeland  John,  11  Under  crescent 

Glasgow  Boot  and  Shoe  shop,  45  Cathcart  street 

Gray  A.  C,  16  Hamilton  street 

Handyside  George,  1 3  Hamilton  street 

Jack  &  Adam,  17  Cathcart  street 

Livingston  Donald,  5  East  Shaw  street 

M'Eachran  Donald,  4  Shaw  street 

M'Guckin  Eichard,  5  Eue-end  street 

M'Hwee  William,  1  Inverkip  street 

M'Intyre  Malcom,  26  Charles  street 

M'Kinlay  William  (and  gutta  percha),  14  Cathcart  street 

Maclachlan  Andrew,  35  Cathcart  street 

M'Laine  AUan,  13  Charles  street 

M'Lardie  James,  11  and  27  Cathcart  street. 

M'Naughtan  Duncan,  44  Hamilton  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


225 


M'Plierson  Mrs,  13  Hamilton  street 
Marshall  Eobert,  25  Ann  street 
Milne  James,  3  Tobago  street 
Muir  Eichard,  6  Hamilton  street 
Muir  William,  31  Cathcart  street 
Paterson  Charles,  31  Cathcart  street 
Patrick  Adam,  6  West  Blackliall  street 
Purdie  P.  &  Gr.,  40  Cathcart  street 
Ealston  Alexander,  41  Shaw  street 
Eodger  John,  3  Inverkip  street 
Smith  John,  29  Hamilton  street 
Sontar  William  &  Son,  33  West  Burn  street 
Sword  James,  15  Shaw  street 
Tarbet  M.,  4  West  Blackhall  street 
Tierney  John,  49  Cathcart  street 
Watson  Thomas,  jr.,  7  Cathcart  street 

BRAssrouisroEES. 

Dewar  James  (and  gasfitter  and  tinsmith),  26  Vennel  and  8 
Taylor's  close 

Duff  James  &  Sons  (and  coppersmiths  and  gasfitters),  45 
Eue-end  street 

Finlay  &  Weir  (and  inspectors  of  weights  and  measures), 
54  and  56  Eue-end  street 

Fyfe  James  (and  gasfitter  and  patent  tap  valve  manufac- 
turer), 19  Cathcart  street 

Lyon  John  (and  gasfitter),  3  DeUingburn  street 

BRAZIERS,  COPPER  AND  TIN-PLATE  WORKERS. 

Coyle  John,  jun.  (and  gasfitter),  15  Cathcart  street 
Daskin  &  Co.  (and  gasfitters),  27  Hamilton  street 
Little  Eobert,  11  East  Quay  lane 
Longwill  Eobert,  9  Hamilton  street 

Shaw  Thomas  (plumber  and  ship  smith),  18  Shaw  street  and 
New  Dock  lane 

BREWERS. 

Black  P.  &  A.  (and  maltsters),  Holmscroft  brewery,  Captain 

street 
Greenock  Brewery  Co.,  39  Nicholson  street 

BUILDERS  AISTD  MASONS. 

Campbell  James,  7  Laird  street 
Cram  Peter,  Holmscroft  street,  west 


226  TRADES  DIEECTORY. 

Fotlieringliam  William,  14  Kilblain  street 
Kirk  Eobert,  12  Bruce  street 
Kirkwood  James,  20  Antigua  street 
Lang  Eobert,  5  Tobago  street 
Ireland  William,  3  Ann  street 
Nicol  Cbarles,  36  Crawfurd  street 
Pollock  James,  19  Bruce  street 
Smith  Jobn  &  Co.,  22  West  Stewart  street 
Thomson  Samuel,  Mount  pleasant 

Thomson  Thomas  &  Son  (and  pavement  merchants),  45  Ni- 
cholson street 
Thomson  Thomas,  jun.,  24  Nicholson  street 

CABnTETMAKERS  AND  UPHOLSTERERS. 

Blair  Robert  &  Son  (and  house  factors),  7  West  Blackball  st» 

Black  &  Yaun,  12  Brougham  street 

Cowan  George,  18  West  Blackball  street  and  1  Argyle  st, 

Crawford  James,  2  West  Blackball  street 

JFisher  James  (and  funeral  undertaker),  9  Laird  street 

Lang  Eobert,  32  Charles  street 

M'Cunn  James,  12  Kilblain  street 

M'Naught  Thomas,  6  Albert  place.  West  Blackball  street 

M'Pherson  Peter,  30  West  Burn  street 

Eougvie  James  (and  funeral  undertaker),  12  Bearhope  st. 

Eougvie  John  M'D.,  11  Bearhope  street 

Service  Archibald,  4  Kilblain  street 

Shaw  William  &  Son,  14  Hamilton  street 

Watson  Wniiam,  25  Nicholson  street 

CARVERS  AISTD  GILDERS, 

Christie  Peter  &  Co.,  Shaw  place 
Laurie  and  Fleming,  1  Bank  street 

MTee  Neil  (and  photographer),  4  Albert  place.  West  Black- 
hall  street 

CHEMISTS  AT^D  DRUGGISTS. 

Alexander  James  Gr.,  9  West  Blackball  street 
Bryson  Mrs  J.  H.,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Duncan's  Medical  Hall,  Havelock  buildings,  17  West  Black- 
hall  street 
Fergusson  John,  17  Hamilton  street 
Galbraith  John,  63  Eue-end  street 

Greenock  Apothecaries'   Co.   (and  serated  water  manufac- 
turers), 28  Hamilton  street 


TRADES  DIEECTOEY.  227 

Kirk  Eobert,  2  William  street 

MacNaught  William,  West-end  Medical  hall,  4  West  Black- 
hall  street 
White  John,  30  Hamilton  street 
Wilson  George,  40  Cathcart  street 

CHIMNEY  SWEEPERS. 

M'AUister  Archibald,  7  Drummer's  close 
Wright  William,  7  Cowgate  street 

CHINA,  GLASS,  AND  EARTHENWARE  DEALERS. 

Bailey  Miss,  36  Shaw  street 

Hay  John  (wholesale),  21  and  22  Shaw  street 

Hyslop  Mrs  Edward  (wholesale),  28  Hamilton  street 

Sharp  William,  46  Cathcart  street 

Watson  Frederick,  6  West  Blackball  street 

CLOTHIERS  AND  OUTFITTERS. 

Archibald  Mrs  John,  14  Cathcart  street 

Benzie  J.,  19  Cathcart  street  and  26  Hamilton  street 

Blancken  Joshua,  14  Cathcart  street 

Campbell  John,  14  Hamilton  street 

Carbery  Charles,  14  William  street 

Gallacher  John,  12  Dalrymple  street 

Geercke  &  Burnside,  40  Cathcart  street 

Harvey  Mrs  B.,  6  William  street 

M'Gee  Susan,  52  Shaw  street 

M' Govern  Patrick,  7  William  street 

M'Kinnis  Mrs,  37  Cathcart  street 

Mays  Eobert,  8  Dalrymple  street 

Moody  M.  &  Co.,  18  Hamilton  street 

Shank  John,  15  Hamilton  street 

Smith  David  A.,  18  Hamilton  street 

Smith  E.  &  Co.,  6  Cathcart  scjuare  and  16  William  street 

Sutherland  Henry,  4  Manse  lane 

Thomson  &  Son,  4  West  Blackball  street 

Vincent  George,  5  William  street 

COACH  AND  HORSE  HIRERS. 

Clark  Eobert,  Tontine  stables,  9  Highland  close  and  14  East 

Quay  lane 
Crookshanks  Joseph    (and  funeral  undertaker),   41   West 

Blackball  street  and  8  Hamilton  street 


228  TRADES  DIEECTOEY, 

M'Farlane  Donald,  25  West  Blackhall  street  and  1  Jamaica 

street 
M'Farlane  Duncan,  14  Eoxburgh  street 
M'Gregor  J.  &  D.  (and  funeral  undertakers),  14  Hamilton 

street 

COAL  MEECHANTS  AKD  AGENTS. 

Angus  George,  Eailway  mineral  station,  head  of  Arthur  st. 

Blair  John,  14  Antigua  street 

Boyd  &  Spencer,  new  coal  depot,  Eegent  street 

Brown  James,  City  Bank  buildings,  32  (Jathcart  street 

Campbell  John,  mineral  station,  head  of  Arthur  street 

Clacher  Thomas,  44  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Clark  John,  65  Vennel 

Craig  Thomas  &  Co.  (assurance  agents  and  house  factors). 

City  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  street 
Darroch  John,  44  Dalrymple  street 
Dempster  Mrs  Eobert,  32  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Drummond  WiQiam,  5  New  Dock  lane 
Ewing  George,  new  coal  depot,  Eegent  street 
Fergus  James  &  Son,  9  West  breast 
Fell  Thomas,  Barr's  breast 
Given  William,  30  East  Shaw  street 
Hamilton  &  M'Culloch,  3  Chapel  street 
Henry  Eobert,  11  Grey  place 
Hyndman  James,  46  Vennel 
Mackay  George,  10  St  Andrew  square 
M'Morland  E.  S.  &  Co.  (and  lime),  15  East  Quay  lane 
M'Tavish  Donald,  Overton  coal  depot,  3  Chapel  street 
Muir  Eichard,  6  Hamilton  street 
Munro  James,  27  Eoxburgh  street 
Newton  Colliery  Co.,  depot,  head  of  Virginia  street 
Nicol  Duncan,  55  Eue-end  street 
Orr  John,  21  Ann  street 
Peters  James  S.,  17  Cathcart  street 
Porter  Eobert,  4  Springkell  street 
Eankin  John,  depot,  head  of  Arthur  street  and  1  Bearhope 

street 
Eiddell  David,  Dellingburn  square,  foot  of  Baker  street 
Eobertson  John  (and  commission  agent).  East  India  breast 
Smith  James  &  Son,  5  Chapel  street 
Warden  William,  28  Vennel  and  18  Cathcart  street 
Ware  Courtney,  54  West  Blackball  street 
Wilson  John,  3  Chapel  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  229 


CONEECTIONERS. 

Colins  Jolm  B.  S.  (and  cook),  36  Oathcart  street 
Cuthbertson  D.  &  T.  (wholesale),  44  Hamilton  street,  and  20 

Sugarhouse  lane 
Douglas  Malcom  (wholesale),  31  Cathcart  street 
Fleming  Mrs  George,  Steamboat  quay 
Fraser  Margaret  (and  pastry  cook),  11  Cathcart  street 
Gait  Peter,  13  Hamilton  street 
Gilchrist  Miss,  Eailway  station 
Grieve  Mary,  Albert  place,  21  West  Blackball  street 
Hendry  Mrs  J.,  5  West  Blackball  street 
Johnstone  Thomas,  58  Vennel 
M'Quiston  Finlay  (wholesale),  43  Cathcart  street 
Wilson  J.  &  C.  (and  fruiterers),  12  Ann  street 
Wilson  Miss,  39  West  Blackball  street 
Wyse  Alexander  (wholesale),  29  Hamilton  street 

CONTRACTORS. 

Barnard  James,  9  George  square 

Crawford  James,  8  Virginia  street 

Devlin  John,  Hayfield 

Ireland  William,  3  Ann  street 

M'Fadyen  Finlay,  Eailway  station.  Goods  department 

M'Lean  Matthew,  4  St  Andrew  square 

More  Andrew,  1  William  street 

Walker  John,  8  Buccleuch  street 

York  William  &  James,  Albert  Harbour  works 

Young  John  (railway),  47  Lynedoch  street 

COOPERS. 

(Those  marked  thus  *  are  also  Fish  Curers.J 

*Baxter  Eobert,  6  Kilblain  street  ,, 

Buchanan  Eobert  M.,  18  Charles  street 

*Chisholm  William  &  Co.,  12  Charles  street 

Cowan  Archibald  (and  oil  merchant),  3  Bogle  street 

Gray  &  Eodger,  52  Eue-end  street 

Gruer  John,  sen.,  Harvie  lane 

Jamieson  Arthur,  29  Shaw  street 

*Kelso  M.  &  D.,  6  New  Dock  breast 

Lyle  Abram  &  Sons  (and  stave  merchants),  6  Nicholson  st. 

*M'Lean  John  &  Co.,  16  Charles  street 

*Malcolm  &  Co.,  3  East  Shaw  street 

Wilson  John,  27  West  Burn  street 

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230.  TRADES  DIEECTORY. 


COPPER  MERCHA]SrTS. 

MacOallum  P.  &  Sons,  14  Cathcart  street 

Vivian  &  Sons,    11   Eue-end  street.      James  Tasker  &  Son, 


Williams,  Foster  &  Co.,  8  Bogle  street.     Gray  &  Buchanan, 


CORK  GUTTERS. 

Anderson  Kenneth,  15  East  Quay  lane 
M'Fie  John,  56  Shaw  street 
M'lntjT^e  Andrew,  23  Yennel 
Sinclair  &  Co.,  8  Manse  lane 
Taylor  Malcom,  55  Shaw  street 

CUTLERS  AND  GUNSMITHS. 

Hope  James,  8  Cathcart  street 
Martin  John,  5  William  street 
Twigg  Edward,  33  Hamilton  street 

DENTISTS. 

Dowie  Ebenezer  T.,  M.D.,  6  West  Blackhall  street 
Duncan  James  L.,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
Somerville  James,  65  Eue-end  street 

Young  James  Anderson,  47  Bath  street,  Glasgow.      (See  ad- 
vertisement) 

DRAPERS,  &C. 

Anderson  &  Co.,  14  West  Blackhall  street 
Brown  J.  S.  &  M'Neil,  22  Hamilton  street 
Cowan  Eobert  &  Co.,  2  and  4  Hamilton  street  and  10  Cath- 
cart square 
Fleming  Alexander,  8  Hamilton  street 
Gardner  William,  16  William  street 
Hamilton  James,  13  Market  street 
M'Arthur  James,  9  Eue-end  street 
M'Callum  Hugh,  15  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Ewen  Mrs  Charles,  7  Market  street 
Mackie  &  Pollock,  27  Cathcart  street 
Kicol  &  West,  3  West  Blackhall  street 
Park  William,  24  Hamilton  street 
Eeid  William,  46  Cathcart  street 
Eowan  J.  G.  &  Co.,  6  Cathcart  square 
Smith  E.  &  Co.,  6  Cathcart  square  and  16  William  street 
Smith  William,  8  Cathcart  square  and  30  Cathcart  street 
.Steyenson  Hugh,  38  Hamilton  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  231 

DRESSMAKERS. 

(See  also  Milliners  and  Dressmakers.) 

Aitken  Miss  Janet,  28  West  Blackball  street 

Amos  Miss,  18  Kilblain  street 

Annet  Miss  A.,  6  Newark  street 

Arkley  Misses,  38  West  Stewart  street 

Barclay  Miss  (boys'),  22  Crawfurd  street 

Campbell  Miss  (boys'),  23  Antigua  street 

Clark  Miss,  32  Eegent  street 

Cross  Miss,  9  Eoxburgh.  street 

Duff  Miss  Janet  M'K.  (boys'),  7  Boyd  street 

Porsyth  Miss  Janet,  25  Nicholson  street 

Fraser  ]\iiss,  7  Nicbolson  street  ■ 

FuUarton  Miss,  10  Watt  street 

Graham  Marion,  63  Eue-end  street 

Halden  Mrs  John,  20  Brisbane  street 

Houston  Miss  Jane,  7  John  street 

Hunter  Misses  (and  tailoresses),  Holmscroft  street,  west 

Hutcheson  Miss,  33  Sir  Michael  street 

Lament  jVIiss,  27  Nicholson  street 

M'Bride  Mrs,  4  Antigua  street 

M'Kenzie  Mrs  (boys'),  12  Tobago  street 

M'Lellan  Misses,  12  Tobago  street 

Martin  Lliss  M.,  13  West  Stewart  street 

Orr  Miss,  29  Nicholson  street 

Orr  Mrs  John,  46  Crawfurd  street 

Park  Miss  (boys'),  97  Eegent  street 

Paterson  Misses,  25  Arthur  street 

Poison  Misses,  21  Nicholson  street 

Scott  Mrs  Peter,  9  Watt  street 

Shaw  Miss,  Holmscroft  street,  west 

Spence  Miss  (boys'),  35  Nicholson  street 

Taylor  Mrs  Alexander,  9  Antigua  street 

Thomson  Miss,  13  Lynedoch  street 

Walker  Miss,  15  Kilblain  street 

Williamson  Miss  Mary  (boys'),  19  Sir  Michael  street 

Wilson  Miss  Agnes,  1  Duncan  street 

DYERS  AISTD  REJSTOVATORS. 

Anderson  &  Eobertson,  7  Hamilton  street 
Houston  Eobert  &  Son  (and  woollen  manufacturers),  34  Ha- 
milton street 
M'Farlane  Edward  &  Sons,  10  Cathcart  street 
M'Nab  John,  14  West  Burn  street 


232  TRADES  DIEECTOEY. 


ENGINEERS,   MACHINE  MAKERS  AND  FOUNDERS. 

Blake,  Barclay  &  Co.,  Hillend  Works 

Caird  «&  Co.,  8  Arthur  street,  14  Main  street,  Oartsdyke,  and 

50  Dalryni|)le  street 
Hastie  John  &  Co.,  6  East  Stewart  street 
Ingleston  Foundry,  16  Ingleston  street 
Macnab  &  Co.,  Shaws  Water  Foundry,  3  Ingleston  street 
M'Lean  &  Co.,  Ingleston  Foundry,  Ingleston  street 
Eankine  &  Blackmore,  Eagle  Foundry,  18  Baker  street 
Smith  William  &  Co.,  92  East  Hamilton  street 
The  Grreenock  Foundry  Co.,  East  Stewart  street 

FELT  MANUFACTURERS. 

Greenock  Felt  Work  Co.,  4  Customhouse  place 
Lennox  John  &  Co.,  29  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

FISH  AND   OIL  MERCHANTS. 

Hunter  John  (and  wholesale),  12  West  breast 
Thorn  William,  20  Hamilton  street 

FISHMONGERS. 

Calderwood  George,  Fishmarket 

Gallacher  William  &  Son,  35  Hamilton  st.  and  Fishmarket 

Kelly  Mrs  William,  41  Hamilton  street 

M'Intyre  James,  43  Hamilton  street 

M'Munagle  Charles,  2  William  street 

FLESHERS. 

Arbuckle  G.  &  M.,  1  Albert  Place,  West  Blackball  street 

Ballantine  William,  53  Eue-end  street 

Carey  James,  1  Stanners  street 

Dick  John,  sen.,  33  Vennel 

Docherty  Edward,  43  Vennel 

Docherty  George,  15  Vennel 

Hunter  James,  25  Eue-end  street 

MacCallum  Alexander,  31  Eoxburgh  street 

M'Cann  Charles,  16  Hamilton  street 

M'Connell  Hugh,  25  Market  street 

M'CuUoch  Alexander,  6  Inyerkip  street 

M'Innes  Angus,  13  Vennel 

M'Kechnie  Allan,  16  West  Blackball  street 

M'Millan  John,  59  Eue-end  street 

M'NeiU  John,  7  Ann  street 

Martin  Eobext,  6  Sir  Michael  street 


TEADES  DIEECTOEY.  233 


Morrison  James,  7  West  BlackliaU  st.  and  33  Hamilton  st. 

O'Donnell  James,  49  Shaw  street 

Paterson  William,  55  Shaw  street 

Scott  Eobert,  Eleshmarket,  17  Market  street 

Simpson  John,  31  Eegent  street 

Sinclair  John,  25  Nicholson  street 

Taylor  Daniel,  47  Hamilton  street 

Taylor  Mrs  E.,  13  Cathcart  street 

Walker  David,  33  West  Burn  street 

Walker  Eobert  S„  20  John  street  and  39  Shaw  street 

JFETJITEREES. 

Gallacher  James  (and  poulterer),  2  Albert  place,  West  Black- 

haU  street 
Gray  John,  5  Market  street 

Hughes  James  (and  poulterer),  8  Cathcart  square 
Kane  Daniel,  13  Vennel 
Elirk  Miss,  43  Inverkip  street 

Kirkwood  Miss  Elizabeth  (and  poulterer),  5  William  street 
Livingston  Miss,  33  Cathcart  street 
Eichmond  Catherine,  13  West  Blackball  street 
Spence  James  (and  wholesale),  40  Cathcart  street 

FTJENISHIN-G  WAEEHOTJSE  KEEPERS. 

Barbour  Miss  Mary,  20  Ann  street 

Bell  Misses,  36  West  Blackball  street 

Brown  Misses,  38  Hamilton  street 

Burton  Mrs  John,  8  Cross-shore  street 

Cassels  A.  &  S. ,  38  Hamilton  street 

Douglas  Mrs  Alexander,  3  Tobago  street 

Forsyth  Mrs  John,  18  Brisbane  street 

Hutcheson  Miss,  97  Eegent  street 

M'Cuaig  Ann,  26  Charles  street 

MacEarlan  Mrs  James  (and  millinery),  30  Tobago  street, 

(opposite  Greenock  Distillery) 
M' Gibbon  Charles,  23  Charles  street 
M'Gibbon  J.  &  J.,  12  West  Blackball  street 
M'Latchie  Mrs,  43  Inverkip  street 
Mann  Mrs,  13  Hamilton  street 
More  &  M'Dougall,  7  West  Blackball  street 
Smith  Mrs  David,  22  Cathcart  street 
WiUiamson  Mrs  John.  58  Eoxburgh  street 


234  TRADES  DIBECTOBT. 


GAEDBNERS. 

Bain  George,  7  Mearns  street 

Baird  Eobert,  12  West  Blackball  street 

Barr  Jaraes,  41  Union  street 

Barr  John,  25  West  Blackliall  street 

Butler  George  M.  (and  florist),  Pinnart  Nursery 

Fulton  James,  Kilburnie  cottage,  Nelson  street,  west 

Kirkpatrick  James,  28  West  Burn  street 

Livingston  John,  26  Vennel 

Locke  Eobert  (and  florist),  10  Hamilton  street 

M'Dougall  Lacblan,  65  Ann  street 

M'Kenzie  William,  Bogston,  Port-Glasgow  road 

M'Lean  Dugald,  6  Kilblain  street 

Menzies  James,  20  Hamilton  street 

Millar  Charles,  Auchindarroch,  East  parish 

Sheridan  Joseph,  Antigua  street 

Tillery  Andrew,  16  East  Quay  lane 

Wood  John,  Port-Glasgow  road 

GLAZIERS. 

M'Gregor  &  Donald,  13  Charles  street 
Paterson  Alexander  (and  crown  glass  warehouse),  23  Cath- 
cart  street 

GRAIN  MERCHANTS. 

Anderson  William  (and  wholesale  grocer),  Sugar  Exchange 

buildings,  3  Mansionhouse  lane 
Bone  James,  23  Tobago  street 
Gibb  William  (and  potato),  1  Hope  street 
Hill  Matthew,  Chapel  street 
Mackenzie  &  Walker,  Shaws  Water  Grain  Mills,  DeUing- 

burn  square 
Newton  J.  &  T.  (and  commission  agents).  Customhouse  place 
Niven  Thomas,  17  East  Quay  lane 
Orr  John,  jun.  (and  baker),  5  Eue-end  street 
Service  Walter,  Deer  Park  MiUs,  7  Baker  street 
Smith  &  Davidson,  47  Vennel 

GROCERS. 

Adam  James,  7  East  Shaw  street 
Adam  Miss  H.,  20  Ann  street 
Aird  John,  60  Dalrymple  street 
Aitken  Miss  M.,  23  Antigua  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  '         235 

Alexander  Mrs,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Allan  William  O.,  43  Hamilton  street 

Algie  Andrew,  12  Hamilton  street 

Algie  James,  17  Cathcart  street  and  7  East  Quay  lane 

Anderson  Alexander,  34  Hamilton  street 

Anderson  John,  11  Ann  street 

Anderson  Neil,  44  Inverkip  street 

Anderson  William  (and  sugar  broker),  3  Mansionkouse  lane 

Arrol  Eobert,  21  Tobago  street 

Arrol  William,  58  Yennel 

JBeatie  Charles,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Beatie  Miss,  14  Brisbane  street 

Beith  Mrs,  11  Oartsburn  street 

Black  Hugh,  37  Hamilton  street 

Black  Mary,  36  Shaw  street 

Black  Mrs  John,  10  Cross-shore  street 

Boyle  James  (and  wholesale  potato  merchant),  26  Market  st. 

Brown  Eobert  (and  provision),  Havelock  buildings,  17  West 

Blackball  street  and  28  Dalrymple  street 
Brown  Miss  M.,  18  Mearns  street 
Brown  Mrs  James,  19  Vennel 
Brown  Mrs  James,  20  West  Blaokhall  street 
Browning  Thomas,  17  Arthur  street 
Browning  Mrs,  5  IJnion  street 
Calder  Mrs,  13  Tobago  street 
Caldwell  A.  &  M.,  22  John  street 
Cameron  Angus,  21  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Cameron  Donald,  44  Shaw  street 
Cameron  Kenneth,  9  Cathcart  street 
Campbell  Peter,  5  Hamilton  street 
Campbell  William,  41  Yennel 
Campbell  Mrs  John,  45  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  ISiiss,  17  Brougham  street 
Carmichael  Donald,  31  West  Burn  street 
Cassels  L.  S.  (and  tea  merchant),  26  Hamilton  street 
Clark  John  T,,  12  Sir  Michael  street 
Clark  Peter,  Drumfrochar  road 
Cooper  A.,  45  East  Hamilton  street 
Crawford  Matthew,  17  East  Shaw  street 
Crawford  William,  14  West  Blackball  street 
Crow  Mrs,  31  Charles  street 

Cunningham  David  (and  provision),  1 5  Market  street 
Cunningham  Miss,  21  Sir  Michael  street 
CuiTie  William,  25  Nicholson  street 


236  TRADES  DIRECTOEYo 

Davidson  Dayid,  19  Sir  Micliael  street 

Denny  John,  35  Main  street,  Oartsdyk© 

Dick  Boyd,  13  Antigua  street 

Douglas  John,  57  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 

Douglas  William,  17  Ann  street 

Douglas  Miss  Annabella,  48  Shaw  street 

Duff  Thomas,  8  Cartsburn  street 

Drummond  Eobert,  26  Ann  street  and  73  Mai^  street,  Oarts- 
dyke 

Duncan  Mrs  Eobert,  16  Cathcart  street 

Eason  Mrs  John,  20  Cartsburn  street 

Erskine  Mrs,  7  Tobago  street 

Ewing  William  (and  grain  weigher),  63  Dalrymple  street 

Ewing  Mrs  James,  32  Daliymple  street 

Falconer  'Mrs,  17  John  street 

Ferguson  Charles,  27  Shaw  street 

Ferguson  Daniel,  2  DalrjTuple  street 

Gardner  Alexander,  21  Market  street 

Gardner  John,  3  West  Stewart  street  * 

Gibb  John,  21  Lynedoch  street 

Gibb  Miss  Mary,  8  Antigua  street 

Gillies  Mrs  Daniel,  9  Bearhope  street 

Given  Hugh,  24  Inyerkip  street 

Glass  Hugh,  12  Dalrymple  street 

Graham  Hugh,  42  Cathcart  street 

Gray  David,  51  East  Hamilton  street 

Greenock  Co-operative  Company  (limited),  11  Market  street 
and  18  John  street 

Guthrie  Eobert,  6  West  Stewart  street 

Hair  James,  5  Oowgate  street 

Hannah  WiUiam,  64  East  Hamilton  street 

Hay  George,  16  Vermel 

Henderson  A.  M.,  19  John  street 

Henderson  Eobert,  69  Eoxburgh  street 

Henderson  Eobert,  5  Union  street 

Hendry  Andrew,  29  Lynedoch  street 

Holmes  John,  34  Vermel 

Hunter  John,  17  Dalrymple  street 

Hutcheson  George,  24  Hutcheson's  court,  Cartsdyke 

Hutcheson  John,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Kelly  William  (and  wine  merchant),  9  WUliam  street 

Kenna  Ma.rtin,  28  Dalrymple  street 

Killing  Samuel,  8  East  Shaw  street 

Knose  Mrs,  30  Ann  street 


TRADES  DIEECTOHY.  237 


Lang  Jolm,  25  Dalrjnnple  street 

Lang  Eobert,  13  Oartsburn  street 

Lang  Miss  Jane,  6  Chapel  street 

Lawson  Jolin,  7  Dabymple  street 

Lennox  Hugh,  5  Lyle  street 

Logan  James,  2  Inverkip  street 

Logan  Mrs  William,  22  Dalrymple  street 

Lusk  Eobert  (wholesale),  14  Charles  street 

Lyle  Thomas,  5  Shaw  street 

M'Ausland  John,  36  West  Blackhall  street 

M'Call  Archibald,  24  Hamilton  street  and  63  Eue-end  street 

M'Callum  Edward,  36  Shaw  street 

M'Callum  Miss  Catherine,  10  East  Shaw  street 

M'Culloch  John,  25  East  Shaw  street 

M'Cutcheon  Hugh,  26  Arthur  street 

Macdermott  Alexander,  11  Eue-end  street 

M'Eadyen  Mrs,  1  William  street 

Macfarlane  John  A.  (and  wine  merchant),  8  West  Blackhall 

street 
M'Eie  Archibald,  46  Shaw  street 
M'Eie  John,  56  Vennel 
M'Ghie  Daniel,  30  Shaw  street 
M'Gregor  Mrs  W.,  10  Baker  street 
M'llwraith  David  (wholesale),  12  William  street 
M'Innes  Alexander,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Innes  Mrs,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Intyre  Thomas,  10  Cartsburn  street 
M'Intyre  Agnes,  14  Cartsburn  street 
Mackail  James,  45  Hamilton  street 
Mackail  Thomas,  67  Eue-end  street 
M'Kay  John,  26  Market  street 
M'Kelvie  Mrs,  39  Ann  street 
M'Lean  Allan,  6  Inverkip  street 
M'Lean  Miss  Elora,  6  Lyle  street 
M'MiUan  Miss  Mary,  19  Arthur  street 
M'Murrich  Matthew,  4  Hill  street 
M'Pherson  John,  44  Inverkip  street 
Mathieson  John,  9  Taylor's  close 
Mechan  Thomas,  14  Dalrymple  street 
Millar  Walter,  41  Ann  street 
MiUar  Mrs  Thomas,  40  Crawford  street 
Mills  Eobert,  34  Shaw  street 
Minto  George,  23  Hamilton  street 
Moody  Allan,  42  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 


238  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


Morrison  Duncan,  9  Market  street 

Morton  &  Young,  30  Hamilton  street 

Montgomery  Mrs,  55  Shaw  street 

Iiiooney  M.,  8  Manse  lane 

Muir  William,  42  Dalrymple  street    , 

Orr  William,  29  Eegent  street 

Park  John,  29  Vennel 

Paterson  Dugald,  19  Hamilton  street 

Eankin  Alexander,  26  East  Shaw  street 

Eeid  Duncan,  5  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 

Eeid  Duncan,  42  Hamilton  street 

Eeid  Hugh,  36  Ann  street 

Eitchie  Hugh,  35  Oath  cart  street 

Eitchie  Hugh,  42  Inverkip  street 

Eussell  WilKam,  21  East  Hamilton  street 

Eutherford  Mrs  James,  4  Ann  street 

Scott  Ivie  (and  wine  merchant),  16  West  Blackhall  street 

Scott  James,  45  Vennel 

Scott  Peter,  10  Sir  Michael  street  and  9  West  Blackhall  st„. 

Scott  Peter,  34  Dalrymple  street 

Scott  Walter,  39  West  Blackhall  street 

Sharp  John,  25  Eue-end  street 

Shaw  Neil,  43  Dalrymple  street 

Shearer  Hugh,  52  Shaw  street  and  27  Hamilton  street 

Shields  Thomas,  13  West  Blackliall  street 

Smith  Alexander  (wholesale),  3  Manse  lane 

Smith  Eobert,  16  Dalrymple  street 

Steel  H.  &  W.  (wholesale),  10  Broad  close 

Stevenson  David,  55  Shaw  street 

Stewart  William,  12  Bruce  street 

Stirling  Mrs  A.,  7  Shaw  street 

Todd  Miss  Margaret,  5  Dellingburn  street 

Walker  Mrs  James,  82  East  Hamilton  street 

Watson  Alexander,  30  Vennel 

"VvTDitehead  James,  35  Shaw  street 

Wilson  John,  15  Hamilton  street 

Williamson  Hugh,  51  Main  street,  Oartsdyke 

Young  William,  43  Hamilton  street 

Young  Miss  Agnes,  2  John  street 

GROCERS  AWD  SPIRIT  DEALERS. 

.Foster  Eobert,  2  Tobago  street 
Gall  David,  6  Sir  Michael  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  239 

Stewart  Thomas,  14  John  street 
Whiteford  Eobert,  13  Eue-end  street 

HAIRDRESSERS. 

Adamson  William,  71  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Doig  Alexander,  13  East  breast 

Doig  Charles  (and  perfumer),  8  Cathcart  street 

Dnnlop  William,  30  Dalrymple  street 

Gallacher  John,  31  Dalrymple  street 

Leslie  William  Duncan  (and  perfumer),  2  Cathcart  square 

M'Kay  William,  7  Vennel 

M'Millan  John,  6  Watson's  lane 

Stewart  Greorge,  45  Yennel 

Watson  Frederick  (and  perfumer),  8  West  Blackhall  street 

Wishart  Thomas,  2  Cross-shore  street 

HATTERS. 

Benzie  J.,  26  Hamilton  street 

Craig  Greorge,  27  Exchange  buildings  and  30  Cathcart  street 

Fulton  James,  Cathcart  square 

M'Donald  Andrew  (and  draper),  33  West  Burn  street 

M'Farlan  &  Co.,  49  Cathcart  street 

Neilson  John,  43  Cathcart  street 

HOSIERS. 

Aitken  J.  &  J.,  30  West  Burn  street 

Anderson  Hugh  (and  glove  and  trimming  warehouse),  38 

Hamilton  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  56  Vennel 
Houston  Eobert,  15  Eue-end  street 

M'llwraith  William  (and  shirtmaker),  2  West  Blackhall  st. 
M 'II wraith  M.,  23  Hamilton  street 
Mossman  Miss  E.,  16  Inverkip  street 

INN  AND  HOTEL  KEEPERS. 

Beatie  Mrs,  Commercial  hotel,  2  East  Quay  lane 
Cameron  Alexander,  Museum,  9  William  street 
Donald  Mrs  William,  Cappielow  inn,  63  East  Hamilton  st. 
Drysdale  Mrs  David,  Ardgowan,  20  Sugarhouse  lane 
Gillies  Alexander,  Eose  and  Thistle,  5  West  breast 
M'Cammond  David,  Wheat  Sheaf  hotel,  4  Church  place 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  Eoyal  hotel,  3  East  breast 


240  TEADES  DIEECTOEY. 


Macdonald  Mrs,  Tontine  hotel,  34  Oathcart  street 
Macpherson  James,  WMte  Hart  hotel,  50  Oathcart  street 
Muir  Mrs  William,  Prince  of  Wales,  28  Oathcart  street 
Schultz  Mrs  Ealph,  Golden  Bull  inn,  55  Shaw  street 
Shaw  &  Black,  Eagle  inn,  39  Eue-end  street 
Smith  William,  Bay  of  Quick,  2  Clyde  crescent 
Swan  Eobert  (and  stabling),  White  House  inn,  6  Market  st. 
Turner  Mrs  Ann  (Royal  Oak),  2  Oross-shore  street 

INSTJEANCE  AGENTS. 

f'See  Appendix.) 
lEON  MEECHANTS. 

Allan  George  &  Son,  Clyde  forge,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Greenock  Iron  Co. ,  6  and  7  Customhouse  place 
Kidston  A.  G.  &  Co.,  48  Eue-end  street  and  2  Virginia  st. 
M'Callum  P.  &  Sons  (and  yellow  metal  merchants),  14  Oath- 
cart  street 

lEONMONGEES, 

Boag  Thomas,  7  West  Blackhall  street 

Campbell  John,  jun.  &  Co.  (and  wholesale),  2  Cathcart  sq. 

Edwards  &  Eodger,  25  Eue-end  street 

Hannah  William,  4  Shaw  street 

Honeyman  Eobert  (and  wholesale),  7  William  street 

Morton  Andrew  0.  &  Co.,  10  William  street 

Shearer  Alexander,  9  William  street 

Wilson  A.  &  J.  (and  ship  chandlers),  65  Eue-end  street 

LATHSPLITTEES, 

Crighton  Archibald,  65  Dalrymple  street 
Gibson  Walter  and  Co.,  5  East  Stewart  street 
Kean  John,  62  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Leod  John  M.,  10  St  Andrew  street 

MANUTACTUEEES  (MISCELLANEOUS.) 

Allan  George  &  Son  (iron),  Clyde  forge,  Port-Glasgow  road 

B  oyd  James  (serated  water),  Wellington  court 

Brown,  Stewart  &  Co.,  paper  makers,  Overton  mill 

Clyde  Pottery  Co.,  limited,  (earthenware).  Port- Glasgow  road 

Fleming,  Eeid  &  Co.,  Shaws  Water  worsted  mill 

F  oulds  Matthew  (jam,  jelly  and  marmalade),  17  Baker  st. 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  241 

Greenock  Spinning  Company  (cotton),  Drumfrocher  road 

Greenock  Distillery  Co.,  27  Tobago  street 

Greenock  Sacking  Co.,  Lynedocli  street 

Henry  John  &  Co.  (candle),  15  Charles  street 

Ketterer,  Currie  &  Co.  (watch  and  clock),  11  Cross-shore  st. 

Lyall  James,  rivet  and  nail  manufacturer,  28  Cartsburn  st. 

M'Crae  Daniel  (grease),  44  Dalrymple  street 

M'Xenzie  Peter  (bolt  and  rivet),  4  Cartsburn  street 

M'William  &  Gibson,  chemists,  9  Bogle  street  and  7  Virginia 

street ' 
Poynter  John  &  Son,  chemists  and  drysalters,  Dellingburn 

street 

MERCHANTS,   SHIPOWN'ERP,    SHIP    AND  COMMISSION   AGENTS, 
INSURaiNCE  AND   SUGAR  BROKERS. 

(See  also  Steam  FacJcef  Agents). 

Adam  Archibald,  1  Cathcart  street 

Alston  John  (anchor  and  chain),  10  East  India  breast 

Anderson  William,  Sugar  Exchange  buildings,  3  Mansion- 
house  lane 

Baine  &  Johnston,  Havelock  buildings,  17  WestBlackhallst. 

Balderstone  David,  69  Eegent  street 

Bankier,  Lietke  &  Co.,  City  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  st. 

Broun  Neil,  2  Cathcart  street 

Brown  Matthew,  10  Ardgowan  square 

Brymner  Graham,  9  Customhouse  place 

Caird  Colin  S.,  City  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  street 

Callander  Thomas,  9  Grey  place 

Campbell  Alexander,  16  West  Burn  street 

Campbell  Neil,  Greenbank  mills 

Carmichael  Andrew,  of  John  Haddow  &  Co.,  62  Main  street, 
Cartsdyke 

Carmichael  James,  of  Greenock  Brewery  Co.,  39  Nicholson 
street 

Carmichael  John  H.,  Glenfield,  75  Union  street 

Crawford  William,  17  Ardgowan  square 

Crockatt  William,  31  Nicholson  street 

Cunningham  &  M'Caskill,  City  of  Glasgow  Bank  buildings, 
32  Cathcart  street 

Cuthbert  Eobert,  1  Watt  place 

Cuthbert  William  &  Co.  (for  the  sale  and  purchase  of  ships 
and  steamers),  32  Cathcart  street 

Dalgleish  George,  14  Brisbane  street 

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242  TRADES  DIEECTORT. 


Dunlop  E.  M.,  21  Skaw  street 

Dunlop  Eobert,  21  Oatlicart  street 

Ewing,  Angus  &  Co.,  4  Bogle  street 

Ewing  Eobert  &  Co.,  4  Bogle  street 

Eleming,  Eeid  &  Co.,  Shaws  "Water  Worsted  mills 

FoTilds  &  Bone  (and  proyision  mercliants),  11   Sugarhouse 

lane 
Gray  &  Buchanan,  8  Bogle  street 

Grieve  James  J.,  Hayelock  buildings.  West  BlackhaU  street 
Grieve  Walter,  18  West  Burn  street 
Hamilton  James,  Seabank  bouse,  Johnston  street 
Hamilton  John,  Villa  Marina,  18  Eldon  street 
Henderson,  Laird  &  Co.,  21  Shaw  street 
Hunter  James  &  Co.,  41  Eue-end  street 
Hunter  John  C,  2  West  quay- 
Hunter  Thomas  O.,  13  William  street 
Johnston  A.  E. ,  Holmscroft 

Johnston  David,  of  Gourock  Eopework  Co.,  Cross-shore  st. 
Kelly  William,  9  William  street 
Kenneth  &  Macdonald,  2  West  quay 
Kerr  John,  4  West  quay 
Kerrs  &  M'Bride,  24  West  Burn  street 
Kidston  A.  G.  &  Co.,  48  Eue-end  street  and  2  Virginia  st. 
Kincaid  Thomas,  Quarry  Bank,  5  Eldon  street 
Laird  Alexander  &  Son,  2  Cross-shore  street 
Leitch  Arthur  O.,  City  Bank  buildings 
Leffmann  L.,  2  West  quay 
Lindsay  William  &  Co.,  Excise  buildings 
Little  James  &  Co.,  Excise  buildings 
Liverpool  Traders'  office.  West  Quay,  Archibald  Mackenzie, 

agent 
Liverpool  Traders'  office.  Excise  buildings,  William  Lindsay 

and  Co.,  agents 
Low  John  and'  Co.,  2  Open  shore 
M'Arthur  and  Co.,  23  Cathcart  street 
MacCunn  John,  Excise  buildings 
Macdonald,  Hutcheson  and  Co.,  40  Cathcart  street 
Macdonald,  Cunningham  and  Co.,  23  Cathcart  street 
Macfarlan,  Brown  and  Co.,  4  Customhouse  place 
Mackay  J.  E.  and  Co.,  City  Bank  buildings 
M'Dougall  Donald,  23  Cathcart  street 
M'Gregor  John  C,  10  Union  street 
Macgregor  John,  12  West  Burn  street 
Mackenzie  Arcliibald,  1  West  quay 


TEADES  DIEECTORY.  243 

M'Larty  Donald  &  Co.,  Excise  buildings 

M'Lea  Kenneth.  &  Sons,  18  West  Burn  street 

M'Lellan  James  &  Co.,  14  Oathcart  street 

M'Murtrie  Henry,  2  Cross-shore  street 

Martin  &  Co.,  8  William  street 

Melvin  William  &  Co.,  2  Watt  place 

Merrow  &  Fell,  City  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  street 

Mill  Charles,  8  William  street 

Millar  Eobert,  41  Union  street 

Munro  Andrew  &  Co.,  49  Cathcart  street 

Pattens  &  Co.,  23  Baker  street 

Eobertson  &  M'Dougall,  55  Eue-end  street 

Eobertson  Eobert  W. ,  City  of  Grlasgow  Bank  buildings 

Eobinson  William,  City  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  street 

Eodger  Alexander,  4  Brougham  street 

Eodger  John,  jun.,  35  West  Stewart  street 

Eoss,  Corbett  and  Co.,  2  Shannon's  close 

Eoss  William,  29  Cathcart  street 

Eussell  Alexander,  69  Union  street 

Shankland  D.  and  Co.,  21  Cathcart  street 

Shankland  Eobert  and  Co.,  21  Cathcart  street 

Smart  J.  E.,  41  Cathcart  street 

Speirs  Hugh  and  Co.,  11  William  street 

Stewart  J.  and  W.,  12  West  Burn  street 

Tasker  James,  40  Union  street 

Templeton  William  T.  and  Co.,  2  Church  place 

Turner  Coll  James,  18  West  Burn  street 

Turner  William,  18  West  Burn  street 

Wrede  and  Co.,  City  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  street 

Young  J.  and  E.,  City  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  street 

MESSENGER- AT-ABMSe 

Shearer  William,  3  Bank  street 

MID  WIVES. 

Buchan  Mrs  William,  45  Shaw  street 

Campbell  Mrs  (and  lady's  nurse),  4  Hamilton  street 

M'Kellar  Mrs  John  (and  lady's  nurse),  9  East  Shaw  street 

Menzies  Mrs,  21  Ann  street 

Paterson  Mrs,  8  Tobago  street 

MILLERS. 

Allan  George,  jun.,  8  East  Stewart  street 


244  TEADES  DIRECTORY. 


Deer  Park  Mill  Co.,  7  Baker  street 

Greenbank  Mill,  Drumfrockar  road — Neil  Campbell,  mana- 
ger 
Hill  Matthew  (and  grain  merckant),  Ckapel  street 
M'Kenzie  &  Walker  (and  grain  merchants),   Dellingburn 

square 
Quarrier  John,  Bakers'  Mill,  12  Baker  street 
Service  Walter,  Deer  Park  Grain  ISiills,  7  Baker  street 

MILLINERS  AKD  DRESSMAKERS. 
(See  also  BressmaJcers.J 

Bowman  James  &  Co. ,  43  Vennel 

Brown  Miss,  7  Kelly  street 

Brown  Miss,  7  Nicholson  street 

Chalmers  Miss,  14  West  Blackball  street 

Clark  Miss  A.,  26  Vennel 

Dougall  Mrs,  Boyd  place,  37  West  Blackball  street 

Douglas  Miss  LiUias,  36  Hamilton  street 

Fulton  Miss  Elizabeth  (and  straw  bonnet  maker),  20  Cath- 

cart  street 
Gilmour  B.  &  M.  (and  straw  bonnet  makers),    16  Tobago  st. 
Grant  Isabella,  21  Cathcart  street 
M'Laren  Miss,  25  Charles  street 
Orr  Mrs,  12  West  Blackball  street 
Paterson  Miss  E.,  Havelock  buildings,  15   West  Blackball 

street 
Pollock  Miss  (and  furrier),  19  Bank  street 
Smith  Misses,  6  Hamilton  street 
Smith  Miss,  37  West  Blackball  street 
Taylor  Miss,  25  West  Burn  street 
Warden  Margaret,  17  West  Blackball  street 

OPTICIANS  AOT)  NAUTICAL  INSTRUMENT  MAKERS. 

M'Gregor  D.  &  Co.,  City  of  Glasgow  Bank  buildings,   32 

Cathcart  street 
Park  Eobert,  Anderson  place,  14  Cathcart  street 

PAINTERS  AND  PAPER-HANGERS. 

Barbour  and  Johnston,  1  Watt  place 
Bonnar  &  Cameron,  3  Albert  place,  West  Blackball  street 
Buchanan  James,  44  Shaw  street  and  29  Eue-snd  street 
Hendry  John,  25  Nicholson  street 


TRADES  btRECTOEl^.  245 


Leitch  John,  10  West  breast 

Macalister  &  Fyfe  (oil  and  colour  mercliants),  4  East  breast 
M'Naught  John,  2  Charch  place 
Sinclair  Peter  &  Co.,  5  West  Blackhall  street 
Yeo  D.  D.  &  Co.  (oil  and  colour  merchants),  16  East  India 
breast 

PAVEMENT  MEECHAJfTS. 

Thomson  Thomas  and  Son,  45  Nicholson  street 

PAWNBEOKEES. 

Blair  Archibald,  31  Vennel 

Bradley  William,  47  Dalrymple  street 

Cochrane  William,  49  Vennel 

Cook  Eobert,  29  Market  street 

Cruthers  C,  30  Dalrymple  street 

Fawcett  Samuel,  34  Shaw  street 

Hair  William,  24  Hamilton  street 

Mackay  John  and  Co. ,  6  Market  street 

M'Guckin  John,  10  Hamilton  street  and  10  Stanners  street 

M'Kerrow  George,  48  Shaw  street 

Millar  Alexander,  41  Hamilton  street 

O'Neil  John  B.,  6  Yennel 

Sweeney  Charles,  5  William  street 

PHOTOGEAPHEES. 

Anderson  Peter,  44  West  Blackhall  street 

Fergus  John,  5  Albert  place.  West  Blackhall  street 

Hemy  James,  11  Ann  street 

Macfee  Neil,  4  Albert  place.  West  Blackhall  street 

Stevenson  Charles,  Cemetery  gate 

Straiton  David,  8  Hamilton  street 

Urie  Eobert,  32  Hamilton  street 

PHYSICIANS  AND  SIJEGEONS. 
(See  Appendix). 
PLASTEEEES. 

Foster  John,  5  East  Stewart  street 
Paul  Colin,  9  Lynedoch  street 
Tannock  Andrew,  head  of  Duncan  street 
Tannock  Quintin  and  Son^  Ker  street 


246  a?IlADES  DIRECTORY. 


PLUMBERS. 

Adam  William  and  Co.  (and  coppersmiths),  3  Dock  breast 

Bell  Peter  and  Co.,  10  East  India  breast 

Broadfoot  James,  2  West  breast 

Brownlie,  Bucbanan  and  Co.  (and  tinsmiths),  6  West  breast 

Buie  M.  and  H.,  7  East  breast 

Douglas  John,  Customhouse  place  and  Moir  street,  Dunoon 

M'Lean  and  Barclay,  11  East  Quay  lane 

Shanks  J.  and  A.  (and  gasfitters),  24  West  Burn  street 

POULTERERS. 

Hughes  James,  8  Cathcart  square 
M'Oonnell  Mrs,  31  Hamilton  street 
Paterson  Eobert,  15  Market  street 
Shaw  William,  7  West  breast 
Whyte  Miss  A.,  36  West  Blackball  street 

PRINTERS  (letter-press.) 

Blair  Joseph,  40  Cathcart  street 

Campbell  Charles,  City  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  street 

Mackenzie  A.  and  Co.,  29  Hamilton  street 

Orr,  PoUock  and  Co.,  1  Bank  street 

Stewart  Eobert,  38  Hamilton  street 

PROVISION  DEALERS. 

Banks  Alexander^  26  Charles  street 

Bruce  Alexander,  22  Shaw  street 

Carcherie  James,  40  Shaw  street 

Coyle  John,  21  Cathcart  street 

Currie  Mrs  Matthew,  33  Cathcart  street 

Docherty  James,  17  Shaw  street 

Douglas  Malcom,  31  Cathcart  street 

Eraser  James,  1  East  Quay  lane 

Fullarton  Eobert,  19  Market  street 

M'Arthur  Hugh,  35  Hamilton  street 

M' Arthur  Hugh,  15  West  Blackball  street 

M'Earlane  John  L.,  68  Yennel 

Muir  Eobert,  25  Vennel 

Sharp  John,  25  Hamilton  street 

Tough  James  (and  fish),  3  Charles  street 

Wilson  Edward  (and  wholesale  drysalter),  27  Charles  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY,  24*3 


RIGGERS. 

Benson  Eobert,  32  Nicliolson  street 
Benson  William,  sen.,  19  Lynedoch  street 
Hunter  John,  2  Watt  place 
Eobb  David,  22  Antigua  street 

ROPE  AND  TWINE  MAXERS, 

Gourock  Eopework  Co.   (and  saUcloth.  manufacturers),    1 

Cross- sliore  street  and  5  East  breast 
Leitch.  Quintin  and  Co.,  11  West  breast 
M'Callum  John,  Eopework,  Eegent  street 
Orr,  Hunter  and  Co.,  2  West  Quay  lane 
Tough  Alexander  and  Son,  Clyde  Eopework,  Eegent  street. 

Warehouse,  head  of  Steamboat  Quay 

SADDLERS. 

Adams  William  D.,  19  Cathcart  street 
Stewart  James,  6  East  breast 
Whiteford  Eobert,  36  Cathcart  street 

SAILMAKERS, 

Ferguson  A.  and  Co.,  5  East  breast 
Fish,  Brown  and  Co.,  East  India  breast 
Hamilton  and  Adams,  21  Shaw  street 
Menzies  Alexander,  2  Virginia  street 
Orr,  Hunter  and  Co.,  2  West  Quay  lane 
Fennel  Joseph,  1  East  Quay  lane 

SCULPTORS. 

Stevenson  Charles  (and  photographer),  Cemetery  gate 
Wood  Thomas,  opposite  Cemetery  gate 

SHERIFP-OEFICERS . 

Crookshanks  James  (and  accountant),  8  Hamilton  street 

M'Lachlan  John  E.,  13  Market  street 

Shearer  WiUiam  (and  messenger-at-arms),  3  Bank  street 

Smith  James,  3  Bank  street 

Stuart  Thomas,  3  Bank  street 


248  TEADES  DIEECTORY. 


SHIP  CHAOT3LEES. 

Edwards  and  Eodger  (and  ironmongers),  25  Eue-end  street 
Ferguson  Brothers  (and  seedsmen),  5  West  breast 
Galloway,  Dennistonand  Co.  (tinsmitlis  and  flagmakers),  11 

West  breast 
Macalister  and  Fyfe,  4  East  breast 
Macpherson  Jolin  and  Co.,  3  East  breast 
Scott  William  and  Co.,  2  West  quay 

SHIPBIJILDEES. 

Caird  and  Co.  (iron),  14  Main  street,  Cartsdyke  and  50  Dal- 

rymple  street 
Hill  Laurence  and  Co.  (iron),  Port-Grlasgow  road 
M'Mnian  James,  Bay  of  Quick 
Macnab  and  Co.  (iron),  Albert  dock 
Scott  and  Co.  (and  iron),  Cartsdyke 
Steele  Eobert  and  Co.   (and  iron),  4  Eue-end  street  and  56 

Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

SICK  NUESES  AND  KEEPERSo 

Barbour  Mrs,  6  West  Burn  street 
Barclay  Mrs,  22  Crawfurd  street 
Denholm  Mrs,  1  Watson's  lane 
Gibson  Mrs,  30  Ann  street 
Jack  Mrs,  5  Bruce  street 
Peacock  Mrs,  42  Inverkip  street 
Thomson  Mrs,  4  West  Burn  street 

SLATEES. 


Burns  George  (and  slate  merchant),  24  Crawfurd  street 

Hay  and  M'Laughlan,  5  Inverkip  street 

M' Gibbon  John  and  Co.,  5  East  Stewart  street 

Mackay  Peter,  11  Chapel  street 

Shaw  and  Imrie,  5  East  Stewart  street 

Swan  Wniiam  and  Son  (and  slate  merchants),  5  Sir  Michael 

street 
Wright  Peter,  Mount  pleasant 


TEADES  DIUECTOHY.  249 

SPIRIT  DEALERS. 

(See  also  Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers,  and  Inn  and  Tavern  Keepers.) 

Allison  William  and  Co.,  57  Vennel 

Anderson  Thomas,  11  East  breast 

Anderson  Mrs  Margaret,  39  West  Blackhall  street 

Bannatyne  Eobert,  10  Eopework  street 

Baxter  John,  35  Vennel 

Baxter  EUzabeth,  21  Eue-end  street 

Biggam  John,  35  Dalrymple  street 

Blair  Hugh,  3  Bell  entry 

Blair  Hugh  E.,  29  Vennel 

Blue  John,  8  Charles  street 

Boyce  Edward,  31  Shaw  street 

Boyd  John,  14  Sir  Michael  street  and  14  Tobago  street 

Bradley  Mrs,  9  East  breast 

Brown  James,  13  Shaw  street 

Bryson  John,  30  Shaw  street 

Broadfoot  William,  10  Dalrymple  street 

Buchanan  Mrs  D.,  10  Market  street  and  5  Manse  lane 

Burton  William,  17  Shaw  street 

Campbell  John,  16  Stanners  street 

Canayan  Hugh,  29  Dalrymple  street 

Chorley  Misses,  26  West  Burn  street 

Clark  Donald,  9  Eue-end  street 

Cochrane  Thomas,  31  Market  street 

Cook  Mrs  Margaret,  10  East  India  breast 

Craig  Mrs  Walter,  43  Inverkip  street 

Crawford  Mrs  Eobert,  41  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Cunningham  John,  45  Shaw  street 

Dallas  James,  2  and  4  Mansionhouse  lane 

Davidson  James,  1  Under  crescent 

Denney  Charles,  48  West  Blackhall  street 

Devlin  Peter,  2  East  breast 

Donald  Mrs  William,  63  East  Hamilton  street 

Dow  Archibald,  26  Cathcart  street 

Dow  Cameron,  5  Under  crescent 

Downie  John,  12  Carnock  street 

Duff  William,  17  Bearhope  street 

Erskine  John,  32  Dalrymple  street 

Eerguson  George,  6  East  Shaw  street 

Ferguson  Peter,  8  Baker  street  i 

Fleming  Alexander,  8  Inverkip  street 

Fletcher  Hugh,  40  Cathcart  street 


250  TEADES  DIRECTORY. 


Fletcher  Mrs  Mary,  61  Eue-end  street 

Gibson  James,  1  East  breast 

Goudie  James,  26  Crawfurd  street 

Grant  Duncan,  8  Shaw  street 

Harvey  Eobert,  8  East  breast 

Hendry  John,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Henny  Mrs  D.,  9  Taylor's  close 

Hill  John,  12  East  India  breast 

Hill  William,  11  Dalrymple  street  and  Buck  Head  Inn,  2 

Watson's  lane 
Hood  Wniiam,  22  Vennel 
Houston  James,  10  Baker  street 

Houston  James,  43  Shaw  street  and  6  Cross-shore  street 
Houston  John,  Ladyburn 
Howieson  John,  39  Shaw  street 
Irons  Thomas,  25  Vennel 

Jamieson  Mrs  Thomas,  Havelock  buildings,  1  Argyle  st.^ 
Johnstone  David,  4  West  breast 
Johnstone  Mrs  A.,  61  Dalrymple  street 
Kennedy  Charles,  17  Dalrymple  street 
Kerr  James,  10  West  breast 
King  Mrs  Eobert,  69  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Kirkwood  James,  10  East  breast 
Laird  Mrs  Sarah,  6  Ann  street 
Lang  Gabriel,  4  Bearhope  street 
Leitch  Duncan,  14  Shaw  street 
Leitch  Mrs  Neil,  3  Shannon's  close 
Little  James,  1  East  breast 
Logan  Alexander,  34  Dakymple  street 
Logan  James,  31  Eegent  street 
Lyle  John,  18  Inverkip  street 
Macalister  Andrew,  sen.,  41  Lynedoch  street 
M'AlKster  Mrs  William,  14  Market  street 
M'Alpine  Duncan,  9  Arthur  street 
M 'Arthur  John,  12  East  breast 
M'Arthur  Eobert,  31  Vennel 
M' Galium  Mrs  Daniel,  7  East  breast 
M'Callum  Mrs,  1  Eegent  street 
M'Caw  David,  12  Vennel 
M'Caw  John,  7  Mid  breast 
M'Caw  William,  Harvie  lane 
M*Cunn  Miss  Janet,  14  East  Shaw  street 
M'Donald  M.,  20  West  Blackball  street 
M'Eie  Mrs  Grace,  4  WiUiam  street 


TRADES  DIRECTOEY.  251 

M'Gregor  James,  8  Cathcart  street  and  1  Shaw  street 

M'Indoe  Robert,  45  Dalrymple  street 

M'Innes  Dugald,  15  Eue-end  street 

M'Kay  Mrs,  38  Ann  street 

M'Kellar  Archibald,  3  Highland  close 

M'Kellar  Mrs,  40  West  Burn  street 

M'Kenzie  Peter,  1  Springkell  street 

M'Kenzie  Elizabeth,  53  Eoxburgh  street 

M'Kinlay  Archibald,  13  Cathcart  street 

M'Kinnon  Mrs  Margaret,  8  East  breast 

M'Laughlin  Peter,  65  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Lean  Alexander,  34  Inverkip  street 

M'Lean  Peter,  8  East  breast 

M'Lean  Mrs,  28  Shaw  street 

M'Neil  Mrs  W.,  12  Bogle  street 

M'Phail  John,  24  East  Shaw  street 

Maxwell  Mrs  Joseph,  32  Charles  street 

MiUar  Thomas,  8  Sir  Michael  street 

Millar  Thomas,  40  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Millar  Mrs  John,  24  Arthur  street 

Miller  Alexander,  50  Shaw  street 

Miller  William,  42  Cathcart  street 

MoUoy  Erancis,  36  Vennel 

Morris  Hugh,  27  Vennel 

Muldoon  John,  30  West  Bum  street 

Mundie  Peter,  9  Cross-shore  street 

O'Neil  C,  18  Vennel 

Orkney  M.,  53  Eue-end  street 

Ostler  Andrew,  7  Inverkip  street 

Patrick  David,  2  Charles  street 

Paul  John,  20  Dalrymple  street  and  3  Vennel 

Paul  Eobert,  3  Charles  street 

Peace  James,  43  Ann  street 

Prentice  Thomas,  3  St  Andrew  street 

Eobertson  WeUwood  M.,  2  Buccleuch  street 

Eobinson  Daniel,  Eailway  store,  11  Highland  close 

Eoss  Hugh,  24  Charles  street 

Eoss  William,  3  Shannon's  close 

Shand  Misses,  17  Stanners  street 

Sharp  James  C,  4  Shaw  street 

Shaw  Angus,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Shearer  Mrs  Greorge,  25  Ann  street 

Simpson  Eobert,  20  Cathcart  street 

Sinclair  James,  27  Sugarhouse  lane 


252  TEADES  DIEECTOEY. 


Small  Eobertson,  22  Cathcart  street 
Smillie  Thomas,  7  Eue-end  street 
Smith  Mrs  David,  76  East  Hamilton  street 
Steen  John,  4  Dalrymple  street 
Stewart  John,  49  Dalrymple  street 
Stewart  Mrs  Anne,  24  Cathcart  street 
Stewart  Mrs  I.,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Sword  John,  69  Vennel 
Sword  William,  30  Cathcart  street 
Taylor  James,  37  Eue-end  street 
Taylor  Eobert,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
T^nnant  Mrs  John,  28  Market  street 
Thorn  Mrs  Charles,  3  West  Quay  lane 
Thorne  T.  M.,  11  Hamilton  street 
Tiemey  John,  2  William  street 
Tyre  Archibald,  57  Eue-end  street 
Walker  William,  45  Inverkip  street 
Walker  Mrs  George,  27  Eue-end  street 
Watson  Mrs  Eobert,  10  East  breast 
Weir  John,  12  Market  street 
Young  William,  10  Ann  street 

STAY  AJSTD  UNDEECLOTHING  WAEEHOUSE  KEEPEES» 

Burton  Mrs  John,  8  Cross-shore  street 
Kelly  Mrs  H.,  13  Tobago  street 
Scott  Miss  E.,  39  Cathcart  street 

STEAM  PACKET  AGENTS. 

Clyde  Shipping  Co.,  9  Customhouse  place 

Cunningham  &  M'Caskiil,  City  of  Glasgow  Bank  buildings, 

32  Cathcart  street 
Dawson  John,  Steamboat  quay- 
Glasgow  and  Greenock  Shipping  Co.,  City  Bank  buildings, 

32  Cathcart  street 
Greenock  and  Bowling  Towing  Co.,  10  West  breast 
Hendry  John  (Eiver  Towing  Co.),  13  East  India  breast 
Lindsay  William  &  Co.,  Excise  Buildings 
Laird  Alexander  &  Sons,  2  Cross-shore  street 
Little  James  &  Co.,  Excise  buildings 
Main  Hugh,  Excise  buildings 
M'Allister  Archibald,  1  East  Quay  lane 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  253 

M'Farlane  Joseph  H.  (Eiver  Clyde  Towing  Co.),  9  West 

breast 
M'Larty  Donald  &  Co.,  Excise  buildings 
M'Murtrie  Henry,  2  Cross-shore  street 
Park  James,  2  West  Quay-head 
Port-Dundas  and   Greenock  Steam  Shipping  Co.,  1  East 

Quay  lane 
Eobertson  Daniel,  10  West  breast 
Tumbull  James,  23  Cathcart  street 


STRAW  HAT  MAKERS. 

Campbell  Miss,  4  Wilson  place,  Ingleston  street 

M'Millan  Miss,  4  Sir  Michael  street 

Mories  ]\Iiss  Janet  (and  milliner),  16  Cathcart  street 


SUGAR  REFINERS. 

Anderson  Alexander  &  Son,  Cappielow  Sugarhouse,  Port- 

Grlasgow  road 
Anderson,  Orr  &  Co.,  Berry-yards,  Drumfrochar  road 
Ballantine,  Adam  &  Eowan,  Dellingburn  street 
Bell,  Duncan  &  Scott,  14  Baker  street 
Blair,  Eeid  &  Steele,  Ingleston  street 
Cartsburu  Sugar  Eefining  Co.,  Under  crescent 
Crawhalls  &  Co.,  Dellingburn  Street  Sugar  refinery 
Currie  Alexander,  10  Union  street 
Dawson  James,  41  Nicholson  street 
G-reenock  Eefining  Co.,  50  West  Blackhall  street 
Hoyle,  Martin  &  Co.,  29  Sugarhouse  lane 
Neill,  Dempster  &  NeiU,  Dellingburn  street 
Pattens  &  Co.  (and  shipowners),  23  Baker  street 
Paul,  Sword  &  Co.,  Orchard  Sugar  Eefinery,  Ingleston  road 
Eoxburgh  Street  Eefining  Co.,  2  Captain  street 
Walker  John  &  Co.,  West  Shaw  Street 


TAILORS. 

Chisholm  John,  16  William  street 
Carbery  Charles,  14  William  street 

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254  TBADES  DIRECTORY. 


Docherty  George,  35  Catlicart  street 
Hunter  John,  5  Hamilton  street 
Lang  &  Roberts,  4  Hamilton  street 
Martin  John,  16  William  street 
Menzies  William,  32  Hamilton  street 
Moles  James,  32  Hamilton  street 
Sharp  Samuel,  2  Cartsburn  street 


TAILORS  AND  CLOTHIERS. 


Blancken  Joshua,  Anderson  place,  14  Cathcart  street 

Brodie  John,  22  Cathcart  street 

Browning  John  (and  hatter),  5  Hamilton  street 

Bruce  G.  &  J.  (and  hatters),  46  Hamilton  street 

Carbery  Charles  (and  outfitter),  14  William  street 

Donnelly  Peter,  12  Hamilton  street 

Farmer  Hugh,  3  William  street 

Pinlay  Eobert  B.  &  Co.  (and  hatters),  10  West  Blackhall  st. 

Hendry  J.  and  E.,  14  Cathcart  street 

Jarvis  Alexander,  14  Hamilton  street 

Lamont  Neil,  19  Hamilton  street 

M' Arthur  Duncan  (and  hatter),  14  Cathcart  street 

MacAra  and  Stark,  National  Bank  buildings,  29  Cathcart  st. 

M'Aulay  Conall,  22  Market  street 

M'Donald  Neil,  31  Cathcart  street 

M'Gallan  David,  1  Argyle  street 

Mackinnon  Neil,  41  Cathcart  street 

M 'Master  Alexander,  40  Cathcart  street 

M'Master  John  &  Co.  (and  hatters),  43  Cathcart  street 

M'MiUan  C.  &  Co.,  5  William  street 

Morrison  Archibald,  44  Cathcart  street 

Munn  Andrew,  39  Hamilton  street 

Paterson  Daniel,  8  Hamilton  street 

Eitchie  John  and  Co.,  Cathcart  square 

Stewart  Alexander,  2  Hamilton  street 

'Thomson  &  Son,  4  West  Blackhall  street 


TANNERS  AND  CURRIEESo 

Arbuckle  James  and  Co.,  Cartsburn  and  Stanners  streets 
Kirk  Adam  and  Co.,  7  HarTie  lane 


TRADES  DIEECTORY.  235 


Macfarlane  Eobert,  17  Cartsburn  street 

Macfarlane  Thomas  M.,  17  Cartsburn  street 

Marshall  William  and  Son,  Laclyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 

TEMPERANCE  HOTEL  KEEPERS. 

Borland  J.  C,  24  Cathcart  street 
Buchanan  Mrs,  6  Cathcart  square 


TIMBER  MERCHANTS  AND  MEASURERS. 


Adam  George,  1  Cathcart  street 

Allison  and   Crawford  (and  saw  millers),   Bay  of    Quick 

Brougham  street 
Broun  Neil  and  Co.,  2  Cathcart  street 
Cameron  Allan,  16  St  Andrew  street 
Carswell  and  Davie,  3  Cathcart  street 
FuUarton  Eobert,  9  East  India  breast 
Greenock  Saw  Mill  Co.,  Port- Glasgow  road 
Haddow  John  and  Co.,  62  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hill  Eobert,  10  East  India  breast 

M'Lean  James  and  Co.,  23  and  64  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Mories  John  and  Co.,  10  East  India  breast 
Eobb  John  and  Co.,  Caledoniani^Saw  Mills,  Port-Glasgow  rd. 
Simpson  A.  C,  2  Cathcart  street 


TOBACCONISTS. 

Aird  Thomas,  10  East  Quay  lane 

Allan  George  (and  manufacturer),  23  Dalrymple  street 

Allan  James,  20  West  Blackhall  street 

Atkins  Mrs  H,,  30  West  Blackhall  street 

Bruce  Mrs  A.,  40  Hamilton  street 

Burges  W.  &  J.  (and  soap  manufacturers),  31  Market  st. 

Deans  Mrs  Eobert,  2  Eue-end  street 

Donald  James,  7  Hamilton  street 

Donald  John,  10  Hamilton  street 

Dougall  Lilhas,  33  Hamilton  street 

Johnston  Mrs  John,  18  Vennel 

McAllister  Archibald,  1  East  Quay  lane 


256  TRADES  DIRECTOEY. 


M'Farlane  Mrs  M.,  65  Eue-end  street 
M'Kellar  CatheriiLe,  14  Hamilton  street 
Bobertson  William  (and  piano-forte  maker,  etc.),  16  Hamil- 
ton street 
Scott  J.,  36  Hamilton  street 
Scott  Miss  Jane,  36  Dalrymple  street 
Taylor  John  F.,  16  Oartsburn  street 
Tweedlie  Eobert,  39  Catlicart  street 
Yeats  John  &  Co.  (and  manufacturers),  65  Eue-end  street 


UMBRELLA  MAKERS. 


Clark  John,  30  Sugarbouse  lane 

Quin  John  (and  parasol),  47  Hamilton  street 


WATCHMAKERS  AXD  JEWELLERS. 


Aitken  Andrew,  3  Hamilton  street 

Clark  &  Son  (and  cbronometer  makers),  Wbite  Hart  build- 
ings, 50  Catbcart  street 
Davie  Samuel  E.,  12  Catbcart  street 
Douglas  &  Son  (and  clockmakers),  9  Hamilton  street 
Gardner  James  (and  cbronometer  maker),  8  Hamilton  street 
Mann  Alexander,  1  William  street 
Menzies  William,  5  William  street 
M'Neil  Tbomas,  9  East  breast 


WHOLESALE  WINE  AND  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 


Campbell  Anderson  and  Co.,  2  Shaw  street 

Curtis  Cbarles  H.  and  Co.,  City  Bank  buildings,  32  Catbcart 

street 
Forrest  Tbomas,  41  Hamilton  street 
Grabam  Jobn,  9  Sir  Micbael  street  and  12  Tobago  street 
Hunter  William,  13  Cross-sbore  street 
Lyle  Jobn,  4  West  Quay  lane 


TRADES  DIEECTORY.  •  257 


M'Gregor  John,   23  and  25  Shaw  street  and  9  East  Quay 

lane 
Mackenzie  James,  6  West  Quay  lane  and  38  Dalrymple  st. 
Prentice  Thomas  &  Co.  (and  tea  and  commission  agents),  17 

Nicholson  street 
Eowan  Thomas  B.  &  Co.,  9  Inverkip  street  and  6  Cartsburn 

street 
Skivington  Arthur,  53  Shaw  street 

Sword  Archibald,  20  West  Burn  street  and  9  Shaw  street 
Thorne  E.  &  Sons,  6  Manse  lane 

Turner  Douglas  (and  tea  merchant),  18  Nicholson  street 
Watt  William,  27  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke,  and  5  Customhouse 

place 


WRIGHTS. 


Allison  Stewart  (and  sawmiller),  30  Crawfurd  street 

Anderson  Daniel  (house),  7  Kilblain  street 

Black  James  (house),  21  West  Blackball  street  and  24  West 

Stewart  street 
Campbell  Daniel  (and  glazier),  18  John  street 
Chalmers  Hugh  M.  (glazier  and  undertaker),  15  East  Shaw 

street 
Crawford  Andrew  (blockmaker  and  house  factor,)  22  West 

Burn  street 
Crawford  CorneHius  (and  packing-bos  maker),  39  Crawfurd 

street.  Glebe 
Crawford  &  Fulton  (and  glaziers),  16  Bogle  street 
Dallas  Eobert,  22  West  Stewart  street 
Downie  John,  5  Dellingburn  street 
Eerguson  D.  &  Co.  (and  smiths),  3  Yirginia  street 
Eullarton  John  (and  glazier),  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Gaff  William  (and  wood  merchant),  5  Argyle  street 
Henry  Duncan  (and  blockmaker),  7  Dock  breast 
Guthrie  Eobert  (and  glazier),  5  Market  street 
Jamieson  A.  &  E.  (and  builders),  10  Nicholson  street 
Lang  and  Aitken,  15  Bogle  street 

Lamb  Thomas  and  Sons,  (and  cabinetmakers,  ship  carpen- 
ters, &c.),  30  Market  street 
Lyon  David  (and  cabinetmaker),  15  Arthur  street 
Maclachlan  Donald  (and  buHder),  8  Tobago  street 


258  TRADES  DIEECTOPvY, 


M'Donald  Daniel  (and  blockmaker),  Town  buildings,  1  East 

Quay  lane 
M'Kecimie  Hugh,  26  Cartsburn  street 
M'Kenzie  and  Hutcbeson  (blockmakers),  2  East  Blackball 

street 
Mossman  James,  (glazier  and  funeral  undertaker),  14  Ann 

street 
Orr  Josepb  (and  blockmaker  and  funeral  undertaker),  19 

Sugarhouse  lane  and  37  Dalrymple  street 
Orr  William  (and  blockmaker),  8  Cross-shore  street 
Park  Matthew,  (glazier  and  funeral  undertaker),  29  Ann  st. 
Smith  and  M'Cuaig,  Melville  court,  31  Hamilton  street 
Symington  John  (and  glazier),  16  Sugarhouse  lane 
Thomson  and  Mitchell,  3  Tobago  street 
Weir  James,  20  West  Blackball  street 
Williamson  and  Gray,  51  Vennel 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


Agnew  Alexander  and  Son,   house  factors,  15  Cross-shore 

street 
Bannigan  and  Son,  hoop,  bag,  and  cask  merchants,  9  East 

Stewart  street 
Campbell  and  Watson,  oyster  merchants,  10  East  Quay  lane 
Carbery  Charles,  jewellery  and  toy  merchant,  14  William  st. 
Dempster  J.,  architect,  4  Antigua  street 
Ferguson  Charles,  clockmaker,  6  Cross-  shore  street 
Ferguson  Daniel  and  Co.,  hoop  merchants,  10  Eoslin  street 
Gallacher  Terrance,  marine  dealer,  33  Eue-end  street 
Gilray  Josiah,  engraver  and  clockmaker,  15  Cathcart  street 
Gardner  John  D.,  japanner,  45  Cathcart  street 
Inglis  James,  music  seller,  14  West  Blackball  street 
Josa  William  leather  merchant,  3  Dalrymple  street 
Kean  Francis,  broker,  43  Dalrymple  street 
Ker  Henry,  marble  cutter,  44  West  Blackball  street 
Kerr  John,  marine  store  dealer,  9  West  breast 
Loughran  Peter,  butter  merchant,  14  Dalrymple  street 
Love  John,  music  seller  and  pianoforte  maker,  1 1  Cathcart  st. 
M'Bay  Thomas,  leather  merchant,  4  Dalrymple  street 
M'Ginnis  John,  marine  store  dealer,  20  and  21  Shaw  street 
M'Millan  and  Banks,  ship  carpenters,  Bay  of  Quick 
Paterson  Alexander  and  Son,  ham  curers,  39  Hamilton  st. 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  259 


Eobinson  Alexander,  veterinary  surgeon,  37  West  Burn  st. 

and  60  Vennel 
Stevenson  Alexander,  jun.,  leather  merchant,  10  William  st. 
Stewart  J.  and  Co.,  bonded  stores,  1  Argyle  street 
Stewart  Hugh,  optician,  jeweller  and   general  merchant.  8 

William  street 
Wood  John,  millwright,  3  Eegent  street 
Wood  William,  cartwright,  4  Chapel  street 


NAMES  TOO  LATE  EOR  INSERTION  IN  THEIE 
PEOPEE  PLACES, 

1^==  Consult  this  List  when  the  Name  soiujht  for  in  the  General 
Directory  is  not  found. 


ANDEESON  Peter,  photographer,  44  West  BlackhaU  street 
BENSON  Eobert,  jun.,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  3 

Eue-end  street.     House,  32  Nicholson  street 
DUNCAN  James  L.,  dentist,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
EDWAEDS  &  Eodger,  ship  chandlers,  &c.,  25  Eue-end  st. 
FEEG-USON  D.  &  Co.,  smiths  and  cartwrights,  3  Virginia 

street 
FEEGXJS  John,  photographer,  5  Albert  place.  West  Black- 
hall  street 
HYNE  William  F.,  chemist  and  druggist,  6  Liverkip  street 
LYLE  &  Coulter,  ship  chandlers,  4  West  breast 
M'MASTEE  John  &  Co.,  tailors,  clothiers  and  hatters,  43 

Cathcart  street 
MACFAELAN  Mrs  James,  millinery  and  furnishing  ware- 
house, 30  Tobago  street  (opposite  Greenock  Distillerj^) 
SPEIES  James  &  Son,  sugar  samplers,  14  Cathcart  street 


APPENDIX, 


GREEN'OCK  POST  OFFICE,  WILLIAM  STREET, 
June,  1863. 


THOMAS  MACMILLAN,  Postmaster. 

"William  M.  G.  Weir,  David  Scrymgeotjr,  James  Allan, 

John  Somerville,  John  M'Millan,  John  W.  Kirkratrick,  and 

Dennis  Hibbs,  Clerks. 

William  Buntain  and  Wm.  J.  Ross,  Stampers  and  Newspaper 
Sorters. 

Alexander  Watson  and  James  Edgar,  Railway  and  Steamboat 

Messengers. 

James  Dickson,  James  Arbuckle,  John  M'Lean,  Michael 
Ratclifee,  William  King,  and  John  Sinclair,  Letter  Carriers. 

John  Somerville.  James  Brownlie,  George  M'Laggan, 
Robert  Marshall,  and  J.  Samson,  Auxiliary  Letter  Carriers. 

LOCAL  RURAL  MESSENGERS  AND  LETTER  CARRIERS. 
Port-Glasgow  Road,  Robert  Moodie. 

Gourock,  William  Barbour. 

Strone  and  Kilmun,  Samuel  Gracey. 

Cove  and  Kilcreggan,  Robert  Morrison. 


The  Paid  Letter  Window  is  opened  (every  lawful  day),  at  7 
a.m.,  and  shut  at  10  p.m. ;  on  Sundays  it  is  open  to  the  public  from 
8  till  10  a.m. ;  and  on  Fast-days  from  7  till  11  a.m. 

Money  Orders  are  granted  and  paid,  also,  Savings  Bank  Deposits 
received  and  paid,  from  9  a.m.  till  6  p.m.,  and  on  Saturdays  till  8 
p.m.  On  Sundays  and  Fast-days  no  business  of  this  description  is 
done. 


APPENDIX. 


DELIVERY  OF  LETTERS. 

Correspondence  for  Mercliants,  &c.,  having  Private  Boxes,  and 
addressed  Foste  Hestante,  are  delivered  at  the  same  hours. 

Delivery  on  Sabbath,  and  Sacramental  Fast  Days,  at  the  Bar  of 
the  Post  Office  only. 

First  delivery  at  7  a.m.,  with  correspondence  from  England ; 
Continent  of  Europe;  Edinburgh,  Linlithgow,  Grangemouth,  Bath- 
gate ;  Ireland,  Port-Patrick,  Stranraer,  Cairnryan,  Ballantrae, 
Girvan,  Maybole,  Ayr,  Kilmarnock,  Cumnock,  Mauchline,  Fen- 
wick,  Newton,  Auchinleck,  Symington,  Ardrossan,  Beith,  Dairy, 
Irvine,  Kilwinning,  Lochwinnoch,  Monkton,  Saltcoats,  Stewarton, 
Troon,  Aberdeen,  Dundee,  Perth;  Stirling,  Callander,  Alloa, 
Denny,  Kilsyth,  Kirtintilloch,  Bishopbriggs  ;  Cairndow,  Arrochar, 
Luss,  Dumbarton,  Helensburgh ;  Glasgow,  Paisley,  Renfrew, 
Bishopton,  Port-Glasgow.  Town's  letters  in  time  for  this  delivery 
till  6  30  a.m. 

Second  delivery  at  9.15  a.m.,  with  the  correspondence  from  Lon- 
don, Liverpool,  Manchester,  Dublin,  East  of  England,  South  East 
of  Scotland,  Berwick,  and  towns  on  the  North  British,  and  Edin- 
burgh and  Glasgow  Railways  ;  Edinburgh,  Glasgow,  Paisley,  Port- 
Glasgow,  Largs,  Millport,  Rothesay,  Dunoon,  and  Inellan.  Town's 
letters  in  time  till  9  a.m. 

Third  delivery  at  12.30  p.m.,  with  the  correspondence  from  Ed- 
inburgh, Glasgow,  Paisley,  Port-Glasgow,  and  Gourock.  Town's 
letters  in  time  till  12  noon.  Delivery  at  the  bar  of  the  Post  Office 
only. 

Fourth  delivery  at  4.30  p.m.,  with  the  correspondence  from  Ed- 
inburgh, Glasgow,  Paisley,  Port- Glasgow,  Denny,  Helensburgh, 
Kilmun,  Ardentinny,  Lochgoilhead,  Cove,  Kilcreggan,  Inverary, 
Fort-William,  Strontian,  Appin,  Oban,  Bonaw,  and  Dalmally. 
Town's  letters  in  time  till  4.10  p.m. 

Fifth  delivery  at  6.30  p  m.,  with  the  correspondence  from  Edin- 
burgh, Glasgow,  Paisley,  Port-Glasgow,  Lochgilphead,  Campbel- 
town, Tarbert,  Ardrishaig,  Rothesay,  Dunoon,  Innellan,  Gourock, 
Millport,  Largs,  Fairlie,  West  Kilbride,  Wemyss  Bay,  and  Inver- 
kip.     Town's  letters  in  time  till  6  p.m. 

Sixth  delivery  at  8.20  p.m.,  with  the  correspondence  from  Edin- 
Tb\irgh,  Glasgow,  Paisley,  Port-Glasgow,  Perth,  Aberdeen,  Dundee, 
Callander,  Brechin,  Montrose,  Stirling,  Alloa,  Inverness,  Loch- 
maddy,  and  Portree.  Town's  letters  in  time  till  §  p.m.  Delivery 
at  the  bar  of  the  Post  office  only. 


APPENDIX. 


LETTEE-CARllIEES'    DISTEICTS. 

(Arranged  as  the  Letters  are  Delivered.) 

1st  District — West  side  of  Cathcart  square,  Hamilton  street,  Up- 
per West  Burn  street,  from  No.  25  to  42,  West  Stewart  street,  to 
No.  15,  Upper  Nicholson  street,  from  No.  21  to  41,  Kilblain  street, 
G-eorge  square,  Upper  Argyle  street,  Upper  Jamaica  street,  Union. 
street,  Kelly  street,  Ardgowan  square,  Patrick  street,  Forsyth 
street,  Margaret  street,  from  No.  22  to  32,  Newark  street,  West- 
field,  Glen  road,  Finnart  road,  Kobertson  street,  Newton  street, 
Brisbane  street,  Princes  street — James  Dickson. 

2d  District — East  side  of  Cathcart  square.  Bank  street,  Cathcart 
street  (eastwards)  to  No.  29,  Watt  place,  west  side  of  Mansionhouse 
lane,  Eegent  street,  Hill  street,  top  of  Bogle  street,  Antigua  st;:eet, 
Lyle  street,  Hope  street,  Lynedoch  street,  Roxburgh  street,  to  No. 
35,  Mearns  street,  Shaw  place,  Trafalgar  street,  Ann  street,  from 
No.  9,  Wellington  street,  Holmscroft  street,  part  of  Drumfrochar 
road,  Broomhill,  Berryards — James  Arbuckle. 

3d  District — Lower  Charles  street,  from  No.  10  to  20,  Lower 
Sugarhouse  lane,  from  No.  7  to  20,  Lower  West  Burn  street,  from 
No.  16  to  24,  West  Blackball  street,  Nicholson  st^-eet.,  from  No.  13 
to  20,  Laird  street,  Lower  Argyle  street.  West  Stewart  street,  from 
No.  20,  Lower  Jamaica  street,  Grey  place,  Lower  Patrick  street, 
Brougham  street,  Forsyth  street,  from  No.  1  to  20,  Eldon  street, 
Margaret  steeet,  from  No.  1  to  20,  Johnstone  street,  Fox  street, 
Martha  brae,  Flower  bank— John  M'Lean. 

4th  District — Cathcart  street,  from  No.  29,  eastwards,  with  east 
side  of  Mansionhouse  lane.  Lower  Bogie  street.  Rue-end  street, 
Virginia  street,  Dellingburn  street,  Carnock  street.  East  Blackball 
street,  St.  Andrew  street,  Springkell  street.  East  Stewart  street, 
Cartsburn  street,  Stanners  street,  Main  street,  Eatho  street,  Bel- 
ville  place,  Macknight  street,  Hill-end,  St.  Lawrence  street,  Ar- 
thur street,  John  street,  the  Two  Crescents,  Bellvue,  Cartsburn 
mill,  Ingleston,  Ingleston  road,  Baker  street,  Eegent  street^  No.  1. 
- — William  King. 

.  5th  District — William  street,  Shaw  street,  Longwell  close,  Cross- 
shore  street,  Highland  close,  Broad  close,  East  Quay  lane.  East 
India  breast,  Victoria  and  East  Harbours,  Open  shore,  Custom- 
house place.  Steamboat  quay.  Mid  harbour.  Mid  and  East  breast, 
Dalrymple  street,  Taylor's  close.  Low  Vennel,  No.  1  to  21,  West 
Quay  lane  and  Harbour,  Harvie  lane,  Nicholson  street,  from  No.  1 
to  11,  Eopework  street,  Glebe,  Sugarhouse  lane,  from  No«  1  to  4,, 
West  Burn  street,  from  No.  1  to  8.— Michael  Eatcliffe. 


APPENDIX. 


6th  District — Church  place,  Market  street,  Manse  lane,  Smith's 
lane,  Cowgate  street,  Buceleuch  street,  Ann  street,  from  No.  1  to 
8,  Tobago  street,  East  Shaw  street.  Sir  Michael  street,  Captain 
street,  Bearhope  street,  Dimcan  street,  Roxburgh  street,  from  No. 
49,  Bruce  street,  Holmscroft  street  (west).  Mount  Pleasant, 
Orangefield,  Brachelston  toll,  Ford,  Greenbank,  Brisbane  street, 
Ardgowan  street  (west),  Watt  street.  Nelson  street  (west),  Inver- 
kip  street.  High  vennel  from  No.  23  to  71,  High  Sugarhouse  lane 
from  No.  22  to  31,  High  Charles  street  from  No.  24  to  34,  Wat- 
son's lane.- — John  Sinclair. 

7th — Rural  Messenger's  District — From  GrarvelPark  lodge  along 
East  Hamilton  street  to  Hill-end  Works,  Cappielow  and  Toll 
Cottages,  Ladyburn,  Clyde  Pottery,  Caledonian  Saw  Mills,  Inch 
Works,  and  along  the  Port- Glasgow  road  to  and  including  the 
Kingston  Saw  Mills,  and  Cottages  thereat. — Delivered  twice  daUy. 


RATES  OF  POSTAGE  &  CONDITIONS  OF  TRANSMISSION. 

Inland  Letters. 
The  rate  of  Postage  on  all  inland  letters  is  regulated  by  weight, 
irrespective  of  distance,  and  with  the  exception  afterwards  men- 
tioned, is  as  follows  : — 

If  paid  in  advance. 
Letter  weighing  not  more  than  f  oz.  *        .        .        .        .Id. 
„  „  more  than  ^  oz.  but  not  exceeding  1  oz.     .     2d. 

„  „  more  than  1  oz.         „        „  2  oz.     .     4d. 

„  „  more  than  2  oz.         „         „  3  oz.     .     6d. 

and  so  on ;  twopence  being  charged  for  every  additional  ounce. 
Unpaid  Letters. 
As  a  general  rule,  the  postage,  if  not  paid  in  advance,  is  double 
the  foregoing ;  and  if  the  payment  in  advance  be  insufficient,  double 
the  deficiency  is  charged.  An  inland  letter,  for  example,  weighing- 
more  than  half  an  ounce,  and  not  exceeding  one  ounce,  if  bearing  a 
penny  stamp  only,  is,  on  delivery,  charged  twopence.  The  un- 
paid additional  postage  on  re-directed  letters,  however,  is  not 
doubled,  being  the  same  as  if  such  postage  were  prepaid.  Unless 
three  quarters,  at  least,  of  the  postage  of  a  letter  weighing  more 
than  4  oz.  be  prepaid,  the  letter  is  not  forwarded,  but  notice  of  its 
detention  is  given  to  the  sender,  or  when  that  is  not  practicable,  to 
the  person  to  whom  the  letter  is  addressed. 

*  If  the  weight  be  exceeded  to  the  smallest  extent,  even  though  the 
balance  be  merely  turned,  the  letter  becomes  liable  to  a  higher  postage. 
The  same  rule  applies  to  letters  going  abroad.  To  provide,  therefore,  for 
errors  in  scales:,  &c.,  it  is  well  to  allow  a  little  margin,  or  to  pay  the  post^ 
age  cf  the  next  greater  weight. 


II.     Newspapers  and  other  periodical  publications  hearing  the 
Newspaper  Stamp. 

Although  the  provision  is  made  for  forwarding  newspapers,  books, 
and  money  through  the  post,  it  is  not  compulsory  on  any  one  to 
employ  this  mode  of  transmission ;  every  thing  except  letters  may 
be  sent  in  any  other  way. 

All  periodical  publications,  including  newspapers,  published  in 
the  United  Kingdom,  at  intervals  not  exceeding  thirty-one  days, 
and  which  bear  an  impressed  stamp  or  stamps  denoting  the  stamp 
duty  (of  the  kind  formerly  confined  chiefly  to  newspapers)  may  be 
transmitted  and  re-transmitted  through  the  post  within  the  United 
Kingdom  free  of  postage. 


INLAND    BOOK    POST. 

The  following  are  the  regulations  of  the  Inland  Booh  Post: — 

1st.  Eates  of  Postage  : 

Weighing  not  more  than  4  oz.            =         -         -  Id 

"          more  than  4  oz.  and  not  exceeding  8  oz.  2d 

"          more  than  8  oz.         "             "         16  oz.  4d 

'*          more  than  1  lb.         "            "         1|  lb.  6d 

and  so  on,  2d  being  charged  for  every  additional  half  pound 

or  fraction  of  a  half  pound. 

2d  The  postage  must  be  prepaid,  to  the  extent  of  one  rate  at 
least  ;  by  means  of  postage  stamps  aflixed  outside  the  packet 
or  its  cover ;  and  if  the  whole  postage  be  not  thus  prepaid  the 
packet  is  treated  in  the  manner  described  in  Section  9. 

3d  Every  packet  must  be  sent  either  without  a  cover,  or  in  a 
cover  open  at  the  ends  or  sides ;  so  as  to  admit  of  the  enclos* 
ures  being  removed  for  examination.  For  the  greater  security 
of  its  contents  the  packet  may  be  tied  at  the  ends  with  string, 
but  in  such  case  the  Postmaster  is  authorised  to  cut  the  string, 
although  he  is  required  to  refasten  the  packet. 

4th  A  book-packet  may  contain  any  number  of  separate  books  or 
other  pubhcations  (including  printed  letters  and  printed  mat- 
ter of  every  kind),  photographs,  when  not  on  glass  or  in  cases 
containing  glass,  prints,  or  maps,  and  any  quantity  of  paper  j, 
parchment  or  vellum.  And  the  books  or  other  publications, 
prints,  maps,  &c.,  may  be  either  printed,  written,  or  plain,  or 
any  mixture  of  the  three.  Further,  all  legitimate  binding, 
mounting,  or  covering  of  a  book,  &c.,  or  of  a  portion  thereof,, 
vill  be  allowed,  whether  such  binding,  &c.,  be  loose  or  at- 

02 


APPENDIX. 


tached ;  so  also  rollers,  in  the  ca  se  of  prints  or  maps  ;  markers 
(whether  of  papers  or  otherwise),  in  hooks ;  and,  in  short 
whatever  is  necessary  for  the  safe  transmission  of  literary- 
matter,  prints,  or  maps,  or  usually  appertains  thereto  ;  hut  no 
patterns,  or  hooks  of  patterns  (rmless  these  consist  merely  of 
paper)  can  he  allowed. 

Ithi  1^0  hook  packet  may  contain  anything  which  is  sealed  or  other- 
wise closed  against  inspection  ;  nor  must  there  he  any  letter, 
nor  any  communication  of  the  nature  of  a  letter,  whether  sepa- 
rate or  otherwise,  unless  the  whole  of  such  letter  or  communi- 
eatioii  he  printed.  Entries,  however,  merely  stating  who 
sends  the  hook,  &c.,  or  to  whom  it  is  given,  are  not  regarded 
as  a  letter.  Indeed,  as  respects  the  name  and  address  of  the 
gender,  not  only  is  the  writing  permitted  hut  recommended ; 
so  that  if  the  cover  come  off,  or  for  any  other  reason  the  pack- 
et cannot  he  forwarded,  it  may  he  returned. 

Stii.  5^0  hook  must  exceed  two  feet  in  length,  width,  or  depth  ;  and 
if  any  such  packet  he  presented  at  a  Post  Office  it  will  not  he 
received. 

"Ftiik  Any  packet  which  shall  not  he  open  at  the  ends  or  sides,  or 
shall  have  any  written  letter,  or  any  communication  of  the 
nature  of  a  letter  written  in  it,  or  upon  its  cover,  will  he 
charged  with  the  "  unpaid"  letter  postage. 

8th.  If  a  packet  he  found  to  contain  any  written  lettelr,  whether 
closed  or  open,  or  any  enclosure  sealed  or  otherwise  closed 
against  inspection,  or  any  other  unauthorised  enclosure,  the 
lettet  or  enclosure  will  he  taken  out  and  forwarded  to  the 
address  on  the  packet,  charged  with  the  full  postage  as  an  un- 
paid letter,  together  with  an  additional  rate ;  and  the  remaia- 
der  of  the  packet,  if  duly  prepaid  with  stamps,  will  then  he 
forwarded  to  its  address. 

Ith.  If  a  packet  he  not  sufficiently  prepaid  with  stamps,  hut  never*- 
theless  hear  a  stamp  of  the  value  of  one  rate,  it  is  forwal-ded, 
charged  with  the  deficient  hook -postage,  together  with  an  ad- 
ditional rate  ;  hut  any  packet  which  hears  no  postage  stamp  is 
fcharged  with  the  *^' unpaid"  letter  postage. 

XOtli.  In  every  case  in  which  the  postage  ehai-geahle  under  these 
regulations  is  greater  than  the  letter  rate^  the  latter  postage  is 
substituted^ 


APPENDIX. 


POSTAGE    STAMPS. 

Every  Postmaster  is  required  to  have  on  hand  a  sufficient  stock 
of  postage  labels  and  embossed  penny  envelopes,  and  to  sell  them 
to  the  Public  at  the  following  prices : — 


Fostage 

Labels. 

Penny  Labels, 
Twopenny  do.. 
Threepenny  do.,    . 
Eourpenny  do.,      . 

.     Id  each. 
.     2d  each. 
.     3d  each. 
.     4d  each. 

Sixpenny  Labels, 
Mnepenny  do., 
Shillirig  do.,       .     . 

.     6d  each. 
.     9d  each 
.     Is  each 

Postage  Stamps  are  bought  at  this  office,  if  in  stripes  of  at  least 
two,  at  a  discount  of  Two  and  a  Half  per  cent. 

Embossed  Penny  Envelopes. 


12  to  be  sold  for      . 

.     Is  Ud 

4  to  be  sold  for     . 

.     .     Os  4|d 

8 

.     Os  9d 

2 

.     .    Os  2id 

6 

.     Os  6fd 

1 

.     .     Os  IM 

Two  kinds  of  embossed  envelopes  are  now  issued  ;  one  with  a 
thread  passing  through  the  stamp,  and  the  other  without  any 
thread,  but  made  with  thicker  and  better  paper 

No  coloured  paper  can  be  received  for  stamping,  or  any  paper 
which  is  too  thin  to  bear  the  impression  of  the  dies. 

Envelopes  provided  by  the  office  of  Inland  Eevenue,  with  the 
proper  stamps  thereon,  will  be  substituted  for  any  which  may  be 
spoiled  in  the  operation  of  stamping. 

A  license  to  sell  postage  stamps  can  be  obtained,  free  of  expensoj 
by  any  respectable  person  on  application  to  the  office  of  the  In- 
land Revenue. 


EEGISTEATION". 


By  the  payment  of  a  fee  of  fourpence,  any  letter,  newspaper,  book» 
or  other  packet  on  which  the  postage  has  been  prepaid  in  stamps, 
may  be  registered  to  any  place  within  the  United  Kingdom.  Book 
packets  and  newspapers  can  also  be  registered  to  the  colonies. 
To  foreign  countries  letters  only  can  be  registered.  The  registrar 
tion  of  a  packet  makes  its  transmission  more  secure,  by  rendering 
it  practicable  to  trace  it,  when  inland,  from  its  receipt  to  its  de- 
livery ;  and  when  colonial  or  foreign,  if  not  to  its  delivery,  at  least 
to  the  port  of  despatch.  The  Post  Office  does  not  guarantee  the 
safe  delivery  of  the  letter,  &c.,  though  any  officer  who  may  neglect 
his  duty  on  this  point,  will  be  called  to  strict  account,  and  if  the 
Postmaster-General  think  fitj  will  be  required  to  make  good  aay 
loss  that  may  be  sustained. 


APPENDIX. 


The  postage  and  registration  fee  of  registered  letters  must  be 
prepaid  ;  and  if  the  letters  be  inland,  such  prepayment  must  be  by- 
stamps. 

Every  letter  to  be  registered  should  be  presented  at  the  windows 
and  a  receipt  obtained  for  it,  and  must  on  no  account  be  dropped 
into  the  letter-box.  If,  contrary  to  this  rule,  a  letter  marked 
"  Registered"  be  dropped  into  the  letter-box,  it  will,  if  directed  to 
any  place  in  the  United  Kingdom,  be  liable  to  a  registration  fee  of 
one  shilling,  instead  of  the  ordinary  fee  of  fourpence.  No  Letter- 
Carrier  or  Rural  Messenger  is  required  to  take  letters  for  the  Public 
to  have  them  registered. 

Letters  containing  coin  should  not  under  amj  circumstance  be  drop- 
ped into  the  letter-box,  but  handed  in  at  the  bar  of  the  Post  Office  to 
be  registered.  In  the  event  of  letters  for  London,  or  any  place 
which  circulates  through  London,  being  posted  containing  coin> 
they  are  treated  as  registered  letters,  and  charged  with  double  the 
registration  fee. 

Prepayment  of  inland  letters,  &c.,  must  be  by  labels  or  embos- 
sed stamps,*  except  at  the  Chief  Post  Office,  London,  where  pre^ 
payment  of  such  letters  from  10  a.m.  till  5  p.m.,  is  permitted  in 
money,  provided  the  amount  be  not  less  than  £1.  Letters  also  to 
the  colonies  and  foreign  countries  may  be  prepaid  in  money.  Ex- 
cept in  the  case  of  letters  posted  in  Malta,  Gibraltar,  Constantin- 
ople, Alexandria,  Cairo,  Suez,  Buenos  Ayres,  Lago,  and  Fernando 
Po,  and  those  sent  by  officers  and  seamen  serving  on  board  Her 
Majesty's  ships,  British  postage  stamps  are  not  available  for  the 
payment  of  letters,  &c.,  coming  into  this  coimtry. 

By  using  embossed  envelopes  aU  risk  of  the  stamp  being  detach- 
ed may  be  avoided  ;  but  when  labels  are  used  these  should  be  ex- 
amined to  see  that  they  firmly  adhere,  since  if  they  fall  off,  the 
letters,  &c.,  will  be  charged  with  postage  ;  which  in  the  case  of  in- 
land letters  is  double  the  prepaid  rate.  To  some  places  abroad  also, 
double  the  prepaid  rate  is  chargeable  in  such  cases ;  and  in  other 
instances  the  letters,  &c.,  are  liable  to  be  detained  for  the  deficient 
postage.  The  labels  should  be  placed  on  the  front  of  the  letter, 
and  upon  the  Upper  corner  of  the  right  band  side. 

Arrangements  have  been  made  by  which  paper  and  envelopes 
taken  by  the  public  to  the  office  of  Inland  Revenue,  Somerset 
House,  can  be  embossed  with  stamps  equal  to  any  rate  of  postage, 
(including  a  threepenny  stamp),  under  the  following  regulations  J 

-J" 

*  Payment  in  labels  must  always  be  made  by  affixing  outside  tbe  letter, 
&c,,  before  it  is  ported,  a  number  of  labels  equal  in  value  to  the  amount  of 
Swstage. 


1st.  When  the  stamps  required  do  not  amount  to  £10  worth,  one 
shilling  is  charged,  in  addition  to  the  postage  stamps,  for  each 
distinct  size  of  paper. 

2d.  When  the  stamps  amount  to  £10  worth,  no  fee  is  charged,  pro- 
vided one  size  of  paper  money  be  sent. 

3d.  When  the  stamps  amount  to  £20  worth,  no  fee  is  charged,  pro- 
vided not  more  than  two  sizes  of  paper  be  sent. 

4th.  When  the  stamps  amount  to  £30  no  fee  is  charged,  provided 
not  more  than  three  sizes  of  paper  be  sent. 

5th.  When  the  stamps  amount  to  £40  no  iee  is  charged,  provided 
four  sizes  of  paper  only  be  sent ;  and  no  more  than  four  sizes 
can  be  received  on  a  single  warrant,  f 

6th.  No  folded  envelopes  can  be  stamped ;  and  therefore  paper* 
whether  intended  for  envelopes  or  letters,  must  be  sent  unfold- 
ed and  without  being  creased. 


MONEY  ORDEES. 


The  public  are  recommended  when  applying  for  Money  Orders, 
to  use  printed  "  Application  Forms,"  which  save  time,  and  afford 
greater  security,  than  verbal  messages,  against  mistakes.  These 
Forms  are  supplied  gratuitously  at  all  Money  Order  Offices. 

The  commission  on  an  Inland  Money  Order  not  exceeding  £2  is 
threepence,  above  £2  and  under  £5  sixpence,  above  £5  and  under 
£7  ninepence,  above  £7  and  under  £10  one  shilling  ;  above  which 
amount  no  single  Order  can  be  granted,  but  as  many  £10  Orders 
may  be  granted  as  is  desirable.  The  commission  on  Money  Orders 
to  Canada,  between  Australia,  Victoria,  and  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  is 
fourfold  these  sums,  and  on  Money  Orders  payable  at  Malta  or 
Gibraltar  threefold. 

No  order  is  allowed  to  contain  a  fractional  part  of  a  penny. 

With  the  subjoined  exceptions,  no  Money  Order  can  be  issued 
unless  the  applicant  furnish  in  full,  the  surname  and  at  least  the 
initial  of  one  Christian  name,  both  of  the  remitter  (the  person  who 
sends  the  order)  and  the  payee  (the  person  to  whom  the  money  is 
to  be  paid),  together  with  the  remitter's  address : — 

1st.  If  the  remitter  or  payee  be  a  peer  or  a  bishop,  his  ordinary  title 
is  sufficient ;  and  if  a  firm,  the  usual  designation  of  such  firm 


t  The  warrants  (or  reqnisitioa  forms)  used  iu  applying  for  paper  to  be 
Btamped  are  obtainable  on  application  at  the  office  of  Island  Revenue,  Som» 
erset  House,  LoadoQ«     W.C. 


10 


will  suffice  (the  term  "  Messrs,"  however,  is  not  sufficient,) 
except  a  company  trading  under  a  title  which  does  not  consist 
of  the  names  of  the  persons  composing  it,  as  the  "  Carron  Com- 
pany," to  which  kind  of  company  the  above  privilege  does  not 
extend. 

2d.  Money  Orders  for  transmission  by  the  Public  to  the  Privy 
Council  Office  will  be  issued  payable  to  the  "  Privy  CouncU 
Office,"   the  name  of  the  payee  not  being  required  in  these 


3d.  When  the  remitter  notifies  in  writing  that  the  order  is  to  be 
paid  through  a  bank,  it  is  left  to  his  option  to  give  or  withold 
the  name  of  the  payee ;  and  he  may,  if  he  wish  it,  substitute 
for  the  name  of  the  payee,  any  other  designation  or  any 
modification  of  the  name,  as  for  example  :  — "  The  Cashier 
of  the  Bank  of  England,"  _  "  The  Chief  Clerk  of  the  Foreign 
Office," — "  The  Publisher  of  The  Times,'' — "Messrs  Longman 
&  Co." 

When  application  is  made  for  a  Money  Order  payable  in  Lon- 
don or  at  any  other  town  where  there  is  more  than  one  Money 
Order  Office,  the  remitter  should  say  at  which  of  such  offices  he 
wishes  it  to  be  paid,  otherwise  the  order  can  be  cashed  at  the  Head 
Office  alone.  It  is  not  incumbent  on  a  Postmaster  to  supply  such 
information  relative  to  local  or  provincial  offices,  but  the  nearest 
Money  Order  Office  to  any  street  in  London  may  be  ascertained 
by  referring  to  the  Street  List  published  in  the  Post  Office  Eegula- 
tions. 

An  Order  once  issued  cannot  be  cancelled;  and  should  repayment 
or  transfer  to  a  difierent  office  or  alteration  of  name  be  required 
the  remitter  must  apply  to  the  issuing  or  paying  Postmaster  ac- 
cording to  the  directions  printed  on  the  back  of  the  Order. 

The  remitter  of  an  order  may  make  that  order  payable  ten  day« 
after  date,  provided  he  sign  the  requisition  "  C."  printed  on  the 
back  of  that  order,  to  defer  payment  till  ten  days  after  date,  and 
affix  a  penny  receipt  stamp  thereto. 

When  an  order  is  presented  for  payment  (otherwise  than  through 
a  bank)  the  Postmaster  has  first  to  see  that  the  signature  of  the 
payee  be  as  full  as  the  name  given  in  the  advice,  and  be  not  in  any 
way  inconsistent  therewith.  He  has  then  to  call  on  the  applicant 
to  give  the  name  of  the  remitter,  and  if  the  reply  be  correct,  the 
order  will  be  paid,  unless  the  Postmaster  have  good  reason  for 
believing  that  the  applicant  for  payment  is  neither  the  rightful 
claimant,  nor  deputed  by  him.     When  an  order  is  paid  through  a 


n 


tank  it  is  sufficient  that  it  be  receipted  (without  regard  to  any  dis- 
crepancy between  the  signature  and  the  name  in  the  advice,  or  to 
whether  the  receipt  is  given  by  the  payee  himself  or  by  another 
person,)  and  that  it  be  presented  (crossed  with  the  name  of  the  re- 
ceiving bank,)  by  some  person  known  to  be  in  the  employment  of 
the  bank. 

The  holder  of  a  Money  Order  is  always  at  liberty  to  direct,  by 
crossing  it,  that  the  order  be  paid  through  a  bank,  even  though  its 
payment  was  not  originally  so  restricted,  and  when  the  order  is 
thus  crossed,  the  question  put  on  the  presentation  of  an  ordinary 
Money  Order  is  dispensed  with. 


POST  OFFICE  SAVINGS  BANKS. 

The  following  Regulations  have  been  made  under  Authority  of  the  Act 
of  Farliament,  24  Vict.,  cap.  14,  entitled  '^  An  Actio  grant  addi- 
"  tional  facilities  for  depositing  small  savings  at  interest,  with 
"  the  security  of  the  Government  for  due  repayment  thereof  ^  and 
were  brought  into  operation  on  the  \%th  of  September,  1861. 

Every  Post  Office,  being  a  Money  Order  Office,  at  which  the 
Postmaster-G-eneral  shall  permit  deposits  to  be  received  for  remit- 
tance to  his  principal  office,  will  be  open  for  that  purpose,  and  for 
the  repayment  of  monies  withdrawn,  during  the  hours  appointed 
for  transaction  of  Money  Order  business  at  the  said  Post  Office. 

Any  Post  Office,  not  being  a  Money  Order  Office,  at  which  the 
Postmaster-General  shall  permit  deposits  to  be  received  or  repaid, 
shall  be  open  for  that  purpose  during  such  hours  and  such  days  as 
the  Postmaster- General  shall  determine. 

Deposits  of  one  shilling,  or  of  any  number  of  shillings,  or  of 
pounds  and  shillings,  will  be  received  from  any  Depositor  at  the 
Post  Office  Savings  Banks,  provided  the  deposits  made  by  such 
Depositors  in  any  year  ending  on  the  31st  day  of  December  do  not 
exceed  £30,  and  provided  the  total  amount  standing  in  such  De- 
positor's name  in  the  books  of  the  Postmaster-General  do  not  ex- 
ceed £150,  exclusive  of  interest.  When  the  principal  and  interest 
together,  standing  to  the  credit  of  any  one  Depositor,  amount  to 
the  sum  of  £200,  all  interest  will  cease  so  long  as  the  same  funds 
continue  to  amount  to  the  said  sum  of  £200. 


12 


Every  Depositor  on  making  a  first  deposit  shall  be  required  to 
specify  Ms  Christian  name  and  surname,  occupation,  and  residence 
to  the  officer  of  the  Postmaster-General  appointed  to  receive  the  de- 
posit, and  make  and  sign  the  statutory  Declaration,  to  be  witnessed 
by  the  officer  of  the  Postmaster- General  appointed  to  receive  de- 
posits, or  by  some  person  known  to  him,  or  by  the  minister  or  a 
churchwarden  of  the  parish  in  which  the  Depositor  resides,  or  by  a 
justice  of  the  peace  ;  and  if  such  Declaration,  or  any  part  thereof, 
shall  not  be  true,  the  Depositor  making  the  same  shall  forfeit  and 
lose  all  right  and  title  to  his  deposits. 

On  making  the  Declaration,  and  in  all  cases  in  which  the  signa- 
ture of  the  Depositor  is  required,  if  the  Depositor  cannot  write,  his 
mark  must  be  affixed  in  the  presence  of  a  witness,  and  attested  by 
the  signature  of  that  witness. 

Every  deposit  received  by  any  officer  of  the  Postmaster-General, 
appointed  for  that  purpose,  shall  be  entered  by  him  at  the  time  in 
a  numbered  book,  and  the  entry  shall  be  attested  by  him,  and  by 
the  dated  stamp  of  his  office,  and  the  said  book,  with  the  entry  so 
attested,  shall  be  given  to  the  Depositor,  and  retained  by  him  as 
primary  evidence  of  the  receipt  of  the  deposit.  The  Depositor 
shall  sign  his  name  in  a  place  to  be  provided  for  his  signature  in 
the  Depositor's  book.  The  amount  of  each  deposit,  and  the  name, 
occupation,  and  resieence  of  the  Depositor  shall,  upon  the  day  of  the 
receipt  thereof,  be  reported  to  the  Postmaster-General,  and  the 
acknowledgment  of  the  Postmaster- General  for  the  said  deposit, 
signified  in  the  statutory  form  by  the  officer  whom  he  g^hall  appoint 
for  the  purpose,  shall  be  forthwith  transmitted  by  post  to  the  De- 
positor as  the  conclusive  evidence  of  his  claim  to  the  repayment  of 
the  deposit  with  interest  thereon. 

If  the  Depositor  does  not  receive  the  said  acknowledgment  with- 
in ten  days  from  the  day  on  which  he  made  the  deposit,  he  must 
apply  for  the  same  to  the  Postmaster-General,  by  letter,  and  if 
necessary  he  must  renew  his  application  to  the  Postmaster-General 
until  he  receives  the  said  acknowledgment 

Interest,  calculated  yearly,  at  the  rate  of  £2  10s  per  cent,  per  an- 
num, shall  be  allowed  on  every  complete  £1  deposited,  and  shall 
be  computed  from  the  first  day  of  the  calendar  month  next  follow- 
ing the  day  on  which  a  complete  £1  shall  have  been  deposited,  or 
on  which  deposits  of  a  less  amount  shall  have  made  up  a  complete 
£1,  up  to  the  first  day  of  the  calendar  month  in  which  monies  are 
withdrawn.* 


*  The  interest  thus  calculated  will  be  at  the  rate  of  one  halfpenny  per 
calendar  month  for  every  complete  £1. 


13 


The  interest  will  be  calculated  to  the  31st  December  in  every 
year,  and  will  then  be  added  tOj  and  become  part  of,  the  priacipal 
money. 

Deposits  may  be  made  by  a  Trustee  on  behalf  of  another  person, 
in  the  joint  names  of  such  Trustee  and  the  person  on  whose  ac- 
count such  money  shall  be  so  deposited ;  but  repayment  of  the 
same,  or  any  part  thereof,  shall  not  be  made  without  the  receipt  or 
receipts  of  both  the  said  parties,  or  the  survivor  or  survivors,  or 
the  executors  or  administrators  of  such  survivor,  whose  receipt  and 
receipts  either  personally  or  by  agent  appointed  by  power  of  at- 
torney, which  power  of  attorney  may  be  executed  by  an  infant  of 
or  exceeding  the  age  of  14  years,  shall  alone  be  a  valid  discharge, 
except  m  case  of  insanity  or  imbecility  of  the  party  on  whose  be- 
half the  deposits  were  made,  when  the  Postmaster-General  may, 
on  proof  of  the  fact  to  his  satisfaction,  allow  repayment  to  be  made 
to  the  Trustee  alone. 

And  in  case  any  such  declaration  shall  not  be  true,  or  if  any  per- 
son shall  at  any  time  have  or  hold  or  be  possessed  of  any  deposit 
or  funds  in  more  than  one  Savings  Bank  within  the  United  King- 
dom, every  such  person  shall  forfeit  and  lose  all  right  and  title  to 
any  deposit  in  or  to  any  funds  of  any  and  every  such  Savings 
Bank. 

Deposits  may  be  made  by,  or  for  the  benefit  of,  any  person  un- 
der 21  years  of  age,  and  repayment  shall  be  made  to  such  minor 
after  the  age  of  7  years  in  the  same  manner  as  if  he  were  of  full 
age.  In  case  of  minors  under  the  age  of  7  years,  the  declaration 
must  be  made  by  one  of  the  parents,  or  a  friend,  on  behalf  of  the 
minor. 

Deposits  may  be  made  by  married  women,  and  deposits  so  made, 
or  made  by  women  who  shall  afterwards  marry,  will  be  repaid  to 
any  such  woman,  unless  her  husband  shall  give  notice  in  writing 
of  such  marriage  to  the  Postmaster-General,  and  shall  require  pay- 
ment to  be  made  to  him. 

The  Trustees  of  any  Friendly  Society,  the  rules  of  which  have 
been  certified  by  the  Pegistrar  of  Friendly  Societies  in  England, 
Scotland,  or  Ireland  (as  the  case  may  be),  or  of  any  Charitable  or 
ProT-o.ent  Society,  or  Penny  Savings  Bank,  approved  by  the  Na- 
tional Debt  Commissioners,  may  deposit  their  funds,  without  re- 
striction as  to  amount,  in  the  Post  Office  Savings  Bank,  provided 
always  that  such  deposits  shall  not  be  of  less  amount  than  one  shil- 
ling, nor  of  any  sum  not  a  multiple  thereof,  and  that  a  copy  of  the 
rules  be  forwarded  by  post  to  the  Postmaster- General,  with  the 
names  and  addresses  of  the  Trustees,  "vrho  will  then  be  furnished 
with  the  necessary  instructions. 

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14  APPENDIX. 

The  statutory  Declaration  must  be  made  in  cases  of  Friendly  and 
Charitable  Societies : — 

Every  Depositor  shall,  once  in  each  year,  on  the  anniversary  of 
the  day,  on  which  he  made  his  first  deposit,  forward  his  book  to  the 
principal  office  of  the  Postmaster-General,  in  a  cover  to  be  obtained 
at  any  Post  Office  Savings  Bank,  in  order  that  the  entries  in  the 
said  book  may  be  compared  with  the  entries  in  the  books  of  the 
Postmaster-General,  and  that  the  interest  due  to  the  Depositor 
may  be  inserted  in  his  book. 

No  charge  shall  be  made  upon  Depositors  for  the  books  at  first 
supplied  to  them,  or  for  books  issued  to  them  in  continuation  there- 
of; but  if  any  Depositor  shall  lose  his  book,  and  shall  desire  a  new 
book,  application  must  be  made  by  him  to  the  Postmaster-General, 
by  letter,  stating  the  circumstances,  and  enclosing  Postage  Stamps 
of  the  value  of  one  shilling  to  pay  for  the  new  book,  should  the  ap- 
plication be  granted ;  and  the  Postmaster- General  shall,  as  he 
thinks  fit,  issue  a  new  book,  or  return  the  stamps  to  the  applicant. 

No  charge  for  postage  shall  be  made  upon  the  Depositors  for  the 
transmission  of  their  books  to  the  Postmaster- General,  or  for  the 
return  thereof  to  them,  or  for  any  applications  they  may  have  to 
make  for  acknowledgments  of  deposits,  or  for  any  application  or 
necessary  letter  of  inquiry  respecting  the  sums  deposited  by  them, 
or  for  the  replies  thereto. 

Any  Depositor  in  the  Post  Office  Savings  Bank  who  may  desire 
to  transfer  his  deposits  to  any  other  Savings  Bank  legally  estab- 
lished, shall,  on  his  written  application,  accompanied  by  his  book, 
to  the  chief  office  of  the  Postmaster- General,  in  a  form  to  be  ob- 
tained at  any  Post  Office  Savings  Bank,  be  furnished  with  a  certi- 
ficate in  the  statutory  form,  of  the  whole  amount  due  to  him,  and 
his  account  with  the  Post  Office  Savings  Bank  shall  thereupon  be 
closed. 

Upon  the  delivery  of  such  certificate  to  the  Trustees  or  Managers 
of  the  Savings  Bank  to  which  it  is  proposed  by  the  Depositor  to 
transfer  the  deposit)  they  shall,  if  they  think  fit,  open  an  account 
for  the  amount  stated  in  such  certificate,  upon  the  Depositor  mak- 
ing the  usual  declaration. 

Any  Depositor  in  any  legally  established  Savings  Bank  who 
may  desire  to  transfer  lus  account  to  the  Post  Office  Savings  Bank 
may  require  from  the  Trustees  or  Managers  of  such  Bank  a  certifi- 
cate in  the  statutory  form,  signed  by  two  Trustees  of  such  Savings 
Bank,  stating  the  amount  due  to  him,  and  thereupon  his  account 
with  such  Bank  shall  be  closed. 


APPENDIX.  15 


The  said  Certificate  may  be  delivered  to  any  officer  of  the  Post- 
master-General authorised  to  receive  deposits  imder  the  Post 
Office  Savings  Bank  Act,  and  shall  be  received  by  him  as  if  it  were 
a  deposit  of  the  amount  therein  set  forth  _;  and  on  the  said  Certifi- 
cate being  forwarded  to  London,  and  verified  by  the  National  Debt 
Commissioners,  an  account  for  the  amount  thereof  shall  be  opened 
with  the  said  Depositor,  and  an  ackaowledgment  for  the  said 
amount  sent  to  him. 

Any  Depositor  wishing  to  withdraw  the  whole  or  part  of  the 
sum  deposited  by  him,  must  make  application  for  the  same  to  the 
Postmaster- G-eneral,  in  the  statutory  form,  a  ijrinted  copy  of  which 
may  be  obtained  at  any  Post  Office  Savings  Bank. 

In  this  form  the  Depositor  must  specify  the  number  of  his  book? 
the  name  of  the  office  at  which  his  first  deposit  was  made,  the  sum 
he  wishes  to  withdraw,  his  occupation  and  residence,  and  the  Post 
Office  at  which  he  wishes  to  receive  his  money.  On  receipt  of  this 
application,  a  warrant  for  the  amount  required,  payable  at  the 
office  named,  shall  be  sent  to  him  by  post. 

By  the  same  post,  the  Postmaster  at  whose  office  the  warrant  is 
m.ade  payable,  shall  be  advised  of  the  issue  of  the  warrant.  This 
warrant  must  be  presented  by  the  Depositor  at  the  Post  Office 
named  thereon,  together  with  the  Depositor's  book,  in  which  the 
Postmaster  shall  enter  the  amount  repaid,  and  attest  the  entry 
with  his  signature,  and  the  dated  stamp  of  his  office.  The  post- 
master shall  take  a  receipt  from  the  Depositor  on  the  warrant  for 
the  amount  repaid  to  him,  which  receipt  is  not  chargeable  with 
stamp  duty. 

The  Postmaster-General  will  endeavour  to  prevent  fraud,  and 
to  identify  every  Depositor  transacting  business  with  the  Post 
Office  Savings  Bank  ;  but  if  any  person  shall  fraudulently  repre- 
sent him.self  to  be  a  Depositor,  and  by  forwarding  the  proper  notice 
of  withdrawal,  and  by  presentation  of  the  Depositor's  book,  and 
compliance  with  the  rules  of  the  Department,  shall  obtain  any  sum 
of  money  belonging  to  that  Depositor,  the  Postmaster- General  will 
not  be  responsible  for  the  loss  thereof. 

Repayments  shall  be  made  only  to  the  Depositor  in  person,  or  to 
the  bearer  of  an  order  under  his  hand,  signed  in  the  presence  of 
either  the  minister  or  a  churchwarden  of  the  parish  in  which  the 
Depositor  resides,  of  a  justice  of  the  peace,  or,  in  case  of  sickness, 
of  the  medical  attendant.  If  the  Depositor  be  resident  abroad,  his 
signature  must  be  verified  by  some  constituted  authority  of  the 
place  in  which  he  resides. 


16  APPENDIX. 


Applications  to  withdraw  money  deposited  by  any  friendly, 
charitable,  or  provident  society,  or  penny  savings  bank,  must  be 
signed  by  two  of  the  trustees  of  any  such  society,  or  penny  savings 
baT)k,  or  when  there  is  no  trustee,  then  by  the  treasurer,  and  the 
names  of  the  trustee,  or  treasurer,  or  other  officer  of  the  society 
authorised  to  receive  the  amount  to  be  withdrawn,  shall  be  stated 
in  the  notice  of  withdrawal,  and  the  warrant  for  payment  of  the 
amount  shall  be  made  out  in  the  name  of  such  trustee,  trea- 
surer, or  officer,  and  the  receipt  of  such  person  apparently  author- 
ised shall  be  a  sufficient  discharge  for  the  same. 

In  case  any  Depositor  shall  die  leaving  any  sum  of  money  not 
exceeding  £50,  exclusive  of  interest,  deposited  in  the  Post  Office 
Savings  Bank,  and  probate  of  his  will,  or  letters  of  administra- 
tion, be  not  produced  to  the  Postmaster- General,  or  if  notice  in 
writing  of  the  existence  of  a  will,  and  intention  to  prove  the  same, 
or  to  take  out  letters  of  administration,  be  not  given  to  the  Post- 
master-Greneral,  at  his  principal  office  within  the  period  of  one 
month  from  the  death  of  the  depositor  ;  or  if  such  notice  be  given, 
but  such  will  be  not  proved,  or  letters  of  administration  be  not 
taken  out,  and  the  probate  or  letters  of  administration  (as  the  case 
may  be)  produced  to  the  Postmaster- General  within  the  period  of 
two  months  from  the  death  of  the  depositor,  it  shall  be  lawful  for 
the  Postmaster- General,  after  such  period  of  one  or  two  months,  as 
the  case  may  be,  to  pay  and  divide  such  funds  at  his  discretion  to 
or  amongst  the  widow,  or  relatives  of  the  deceased  depositor  or,  any 
one  or  more  of  them  ;  or,  if  he  shall  think  proper,  according  to  the 
Statute  of  Distributions. 

In  case  any  Depositor  shall  die  leaving  any  sum  of  money  in 
the  Post  Office  Savings  Bank  which  (exclusive  of  interest)  shall 
exceed  the  sum  of  £50,  the  same  shall  only  be  paid  to  the  Execu- 
tor or  Administrator  on  the  production  of  the  Probate  of  the  Will, 
or  Letters  of  Administration,  of  the  estate  or  effects  of  the  deceased 
Depositor  to  the  Postmaster-General. 

If  any  Depositor,  being  illegitimate,  shall  die  intestate,  leaving 
any  person  or  persons  who,  but  for  the  illegitimacy  of  such  deposi- 
tor, and  of  such  person  or  persons,  would  be  entitled  to  the  money 
due  to  such  deceased  Depositor,  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the  Postmas- 
ter-General, with  the  authority,  in  writing,  of  the  Barrister-at- 
Law  appointed  to  certify  the  rules  of  Savings  Banks,  to  pay  the 
money  of  such  deceased  Depositior  to  any  one  or  more  of  the  per- 
sons who,  in  his  opinion,  would  have  been  entitled  to  the  same, 
according  to  the  Statute  of  Distributions,  if  the  said  Depositor  and 
such  person  or  persons,  had  been  legitimate. 


APPENDIX.  17 


In  all  cases  wherein  a  certificate  shall  be  required  of  the  amount 
of  the  Balance  standing  in  the  books  of  the  Post  Oflfice  Savings 
Bank  to  the  credit  of  a  deceased  Depositor  for  the  purpose  of  ob- 
taining, free  of  stamp  duty,  a  probate  of  will  or  letters  of  adminis- 
tration, such  certificate  shall  be  in  the  statutory  form. 

If  any  Depositor  shall  become  insane,  or  otherwise  incapacited 
to  act,  and  the  same  shall  be  proved  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Post- 
master-General,  and  if  the  Postmaster- General  shall  be  satisfied  of 
the  urgency  of  the  case,  he  may  authorise  payment  from  time  to 
time,  out  of  the  funds  of  such  Depositor,  to  any  person  whom  he 
shall  judge  proper,  and  the  receipt  of  such  person  shall  be  a  good 
discharge  for  the  same. 

If  any  dispute  shall  arise  between  the  Postmaster- General  and 
any  individual  Depositor,  or  any  executor,  administrator,  next  of 
kin,  or  creditor,  or  assignee  of  a  Depositor  who  may  become  bank- 
rupt or  insolvent,  or  any  person  claiming  to  be  such  executor, 
administrator,  next  of  kin,  creditor,  or  assignee,  or  to  be  entitled 
to  any  money,  deposited  in  the  Post  Oflice  Savings  Bank,  then, 
and  in  every  such  case,  the  matter  and  dispute  shall  be  referred  in 
writing,  to  the  Barrister-at-Law  appointed  under  the  Savings 
Banks  Acts ;  and  whatever  award,  order,  or  determination  shall  be 
made  by  the  said  barrister  shall  be  binding  and  conclusive  on  all 
parties,  and  shall  be  final,  to  all  intents  and  purposes,  without  any 
appeal. 

The  OfBLcers  of  the  Postmaster- General  engaged  in  the  receipt  or 
payment  of  deposits  shall  not  disclose  the  name  of  any  Depositor, 
nor  the  amount  deposited  or  withdrawn  by  him,  except  to  the 
Postmaster-General,  or  to  such  of  his  Officers  as  may  be  appointed 
to  assist  in  carrying  out  the  provisions  of  the  Post  Office  Savings 
Bank  Act. 

In  the  construction  of  these  regulations,  unless  there  is  something 
in  the  subject  or  context  repugnant  thereto,  every  word  importing 
the  singular  number  only  shall  mean  and  include  several  persons 
or  things,  as  well  as  one  person  or  thing,  and  the  converse ;  and 
every  word  importing  the  masculine  gender  only  shall  mean  and 
include  a  female  as  well  as  a  male  ^  and  the  word  month  shall  re- 
fer to  a  calendar  and  not  a  lunar  month. 


PAELIAMENTAEY  AND  MUNICIPAL  BOUNDARIES. 

FIEST   WARD. 

That  part  of  the  Burgh  comprehended  within  a  line  commencing 
at  the  point  where  Lady  burn  joins  the  Elver  Clyde,  and  running 


18  APPENDIX. 


westward  along  the  margin  of  the  said  Eiver  to  the  point  where 
Cartsburn  joins  the  Clyde  ;  thence  up  the  said  Burn  till  it  is  cross- 
ed by  Eue-end  street ;  thence  along  the  centre  of  the  said  street 
till  the  same  joins  Cathcart  street ;  thence  along  the  centre  of  the 
said  street  to  the  foot  of  Bank  street ;  thence  along  the  centre  of 
the  said  street  to  its  southern  extremity  ;  thence  in  a  straight  line 
to  the  Parliamentary  boundary  at  the  Upper  East  Eeservoir  ;  and 
from  thence  eastward  and  northward,  along  the  Parliamentary 
boundary,  to  the  point  first  described — Electors,  496. 

SECOND  WARD. 

That  part  of  the  Burgh  comprehended  within  a  line  commencing 
at  the  point  where  Cartsburn  joins  the  Clyde,  thence  up  the  said 
Burn  to  the  point  where  it  is  crossed  by  Eue-end  street ;  thence 
along  the  centre  of  Eue-end  and  Cathcart  streets  to  the  centre  of 
Cathcart  square ;  thence  to  the  head  of  William  street ;  thence 
along  the  centre  of  the  said  street  to  the  Mid  quay  ;  thence  along 
the  said  Mid  quay  to  the  Clyde  ;  and  thence  south-eastward  along 
the  margin  of  the  said  Eiver  to  the  point  first  described. — Electors, 
175. 


THIRD  WARD. 

That  part  of  the  Burgh  comprehended  within  a  line  commencing 
at  the  north-east  extremity  of  the  Mid  quay,  and  running  along  the 
said  quay  to  the  foot  of  WiUiam  street ;  thence  along  the  centre  of 
the  said  street  to  the  centre  of  Cathcart  Square  ;  thence  along  the 
said  square  to  Hamilton  street ;  thence  along  the  centre  of  Hamil- 
ton street  to  Sugarhouse  lane  ;  thence  down  the  said  lane  to  the 
point  where  Crawfurd  street  crosses  the  West  burn  ;  thence  down 
the  said  burn  to  where  it  enters  the  Clyde ;  thence  along  the  margin 
of  the  said  river  to  the  extremity  of  the  Mid  quay,  being  the  point 
first  described — Electors,  166. 


FOURTH  WARD. 

That  part  of  the  Burgh  comprehended  within  a  line  commencing 
at  the  centre  of  Cathcart  Square ;  then  proceeding  to  Hamilton 
street,  and  along  the  said  street  to  the  point  where  it  joins  Sugar- 
house  lane  ;  thence  southward  along  the  centre  of  said  lane  ;  thence 
along  the  centre  of  Sir  Michael  street  to  Eoxburgh  street;  thence 
along  the  centre  of  said  street  in  a  straight  line  to  the  West  bum  ; 
thence  up  the  West  bum  to  the  Parliamentary  boundary ;  thence 
along  said  boundary  to  the  Upper  East  Eeservoir  ;  thence  along 
the  west  boundary  of  Ward  Eirst  to  the  point  first  described.-— 
Electors,  298. 


APPENDIX. 


FIFTH   WAKD. 

All  the  remaining  parts  of  the  Burgh. — Electors,  465. 

GENERAL  DECLARATION. 

All  the  boundaries  of  the  Wards  shall  be  understood  to  run  along 
the  centre  of  the  streets,  roads,  lanes,  streams,  and  closes  by  which 
they  are  described  to  be  bounded,  except  where  the  contrary  is  par- 
ticularly provided. 

Any  streets,  grounds,  houses,  and  places  situated  within  the 
boundaries,  and  not  included  in  the  description  of  the  several 
Wards,  before-mentioned,  shall  be  held  as  belonging  to  the  Ward 
to  which  such  streets,  grounds,  houses,  and  places,  are  severally 
next  adjacent,  unless  where  otherwise  specially  provided. 

Constituency,  1600,  returning  one  Member  to  Parliament. 


ALEX.  MUEEAY  DUNLOP, 

Member  of  Parliament  for  the  Town  of  Greenock. 

Address — Corsock,  Dumfries  ;  or 
2  Albion  Street,  Hyde  Park,  Xiondon,  W. 

SIR  MICHAEL  ROBERT  SHAW  STEWART,  Bart., 

Member  of  Parliament  for  the  County  of  Renfrew. 

Address — 42  Belgrave  Square,  London,  S.W.  ;  or  Ardgowan,  by 
Greenock. 


GREENOCK  CENSUS  RETURNS  FOR  186L 

Males.  Eemales.  Total. 

East  Parish, 5783  5329  11,112 

Mid  Parish, 4587  4768  9355 

West  Parish, 9958  11,675  21,633 

Beyond    the     Parliamentary )  ^^^  554  1107 

Boundary, j 

Seafaring  and    other  persons  |  ^23  iga  914 

absent  from  home, ) 

21,609              22,512  44,121 

Census  of  1851, 39,391 

Total  increase, ,.,... 4730 


20  APPENDIX. 


Those  persons  living  beyond  the  Parliamentary  boundary,  but 
returned  in  schedules  from  Greenock,  and  also  sea-faring  persons 
and  others  absent  from  home,  were  included  in  the  census  of  1851  ; 
they  are  added  in  the  above  table  as  on  that  occasion,  the  whole 
exhibiting  an  increase  in  the  population  of  4730. 


Greenock  was  erected  into  a  Burgh  of  Barony  in  the  year  1635. 

First  Magistrates  and  Council  elected  in  the  year  1751. 

Greenock  Library  begun  in  1783. 

Greenock  Chamber  of  Commerce  incorporated  1813. 

Greenock  Eagged  Schools,  Captain  Street,  opened  1858. 

Shaws  Water  introduced  in  the  year  1827. 

Greenock  Gas  Works  erected  1828. 

EaRway  to  Paisley  and  Glasgow  opened  in  the  year  1841. 

Theatre  Eoyal  opened  December,  1858. 

Victoria  Harbour  opened  on  17th  October,  1850. 

Foundation  Stone  of  Sir  Gabriel  Wood's  Mariners'  Asylum  laid  on 

the  17th  October,  1850. 
Foundation  Stone  of  Albert  Harbour,  laid  on  7th  August,  1862. 
James  Watt  born  19th  January,  1736.     Died  25th  August,  1819. 
Sacramental  Fast-Days— Thursday  before  fourth  Sunday  of  March ; 

and  Thursday  before  first  Sunday  of  October. 
Yairs First  Thursday  in  July,  and  Fourth  Tuesday  in  November. 


MAGISTEATES  AND  TOWN  COUNCIL. 

Frovost — James  J.  Grieve. 
Bailies. 
John  Hunter.  I  Hew  M'Hwraith. 

Charles  Grey.  I  ^.  ^bram  Lyle. 

Treasurer — Thomas  Kincaid. 
Councillors. 
\s*  Ward.  James  Morton.  Hew  M'llwraith. 

Eobert  Allan.  3^  Ward.  James  J  Grieve. 

Charles  Grey.  Eobert  Houston.  5th  Ward. 

Thos.  M.  Macfarlan.    John  Hunter.  Thomas  Kincaid. 

2d  Ward.  Eobert  NeiU.  Abram  Lyle. 

Graham  Brymner.  ^th  Ward.  J.  C.  Hunter. 

Oeorge  Adam.  C.  P.  Hunter.  John  Fleming. 

Ordinary  Meetings,  first  Tuesday  of  every  month. 


II 


Office-Bearers. 
Town  Clerk — John  Kerr  Gray. 
Chamberlain — John  Adam. 
Auditor — James  Welsh. 
Procurator-Fiscal — Archibald  M'Callum. 
Superintendent  of  Public  Works — William  Allison. 
Harbour-Masters — John  Millar  and  Eobert  Atkins. 
Dock-Master— John  Millar. 
Steamboat  Harbour-Master — Malcom  Darroch. 
Collector  of  Harbour  and  Anchorage  Dues — Andrew  Nimmo. 
Collector  of  Town's  Assessment  and  Billet  Master— A.  Chalmers. 
Assessor  under  Valuation  of  Lands  Act— James  Drummond. 
Superintendent  of  the  Town  and  Quay  Police— David  Dewar. 
PoKce  Surgeon — Charles  Auld,  M.D. 
Assessor — Alex.  Murray  Dunlop,  M.P.,  Advocate,  Edinburgh. 

TRUSTEES  ON  THE  HARBOURS. 

By  Acts  of  Parliament,  the  Provost,  Magistrates  and  Town  Coun- 
cil, who  are,  with  the  following  Gentlemen,  elected  annually  in 
November,  by  the  Shipowners  in  Greenock. 

COMMISSIONERS  ON  THE  HARBOURS. 

John  Kerr.  Peter  M'Bride. 

Wm.  M'Arthur.  Archibald  Adam. 

James  Stewart.  T.  O.  Hunter. 

John  MacCunn.  Alex.  Russell. 

James  Hamilton. 

Clerk — John  K.  Gray. 

WATER  TRUSTEES. 

The  Trustees  for  paving,  lighting,  cleansing,  and  watching  the 
Town,  and  supplying  the  same  with  water,  in  terms  of  the  Act  of 
Parliament,  are  the  Provost,  Magistrates,  and  Town  Council, 
along  with  nine  persons  elected  by  the  Feuars,  Householders,  and 
Ratepayers,  three  of  them  in  November  annually,  viz.  :  — 
Duncan  Hendry.  Robt.  W.  Jamieson. 

Edward  Wilson.  James  Beith. 

Joseph  Orr.  Alex.  Paterson. 

George  Arbuckle.  John  Orr,  jun. 

Robert  M'Yicar. 

John  Kerr  Gray,  Clerk.  A.  Chalmers,  Collector. 

Inspector  under  Nuisance  Removal  Act — James  Calderwood, 

Superintendent  of  Street  Cleaning— John  M'Neilage, 


22 


GEEENOCK  CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE, 

David  Johnstone,  Chairman. 

Colin  S.  Caird,  Treasurer. 

Directors. 
Charles  P.  Hunter. 
Robert  Blair. 
Neil  Broun. 
Peter  M'Bride. 
Robert  Cuthbert. 


James  J.  Griere. 
James  Stewart. 
Robert  Lusk. 
James  Morton. 
J.  C.  Hunter. 


Thomas  King,  Secretary. 

CONSUL  AT  GREENOCK. 
Swedish  and  Norwegian,  T.  0.  Hunter. 


LLOYD'S  AGENT  FOR  GREENOCK  AND  PORT- 
GLASGOW. 

T.  0.  Hunter. 


REGISTRARS  OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS  AND  MARRIAGHB. 

West  Parish — John  Hislop,  Cathcart  street. 
Middle  Parish — Robert  Campbell,  Bank  street. 
East  Parish — John  Love,  Cathcart  street. 


ADJUSTER  OF  IMPERIAL  WEIGHTS  AND  MEASURES. 

Meas?res,^n^d         \  Jolm  Finlay,  ofFinUy^Weir,  Inspector  and 
Liquid  Measures,    )  Adjuster,  54  and  56  Rue-end  street. 


TOWN  AND  HARBOUR  POLICE— Office,  Tatlor's  Close. 

Uavid  Dewar,  Superintendent,  residing  at  3  Trafalgar  street — Two 
Inspectors — Seven  Sergeants,  Two  Detective  Officers,  and 
Seventy-two  Constables ;  One  Female  Searcher.  Charles 
Auld,  M.D.,  Police  Surgeon — House,  ^  Houston  street — Con- 
sulting Rooms,  3  Bank  street. 


APPENDIX.  23 


GEEBNOCK  PEISON— Market  Street. 

Alex.  Cameron,  Watchman. 
Julia  Cameron,  Fern.  Warder. 
Donald  Brotchie,  Chaplain. 
Dr.  J.  P.  Paton,  Surgeon. 


John  Love,  Governor. 
Euphemia  Ferguson,  Matron. 
William  Fleming,  and 
James  Hughes,  Male  Warders. 


LOWER  WAED  COMMITTEE  OP  EENFEEWSHIEE 
PEISON  BOAED. 


Provost  Grieve. 
And  the  Four  Bailies  of 
Greenock. 

John  Dunn,  Writer,  Paisley,  Clerk  to  the  Board 


Major  Darroch  of  Gourock. 
Sir  M.  E.  Shaw  Stewart,  M.P. 
Sheriflf  Tennent. 


ENGINES  FOE  EXTINGUISHING  FIEES. 

The  Water  Engines  and  other  apparatus  are  deposited  at  the 
Engine-House,  Taylor's  close.  Keys  for  them  to  be  found  at  the 
Police  Office.  James  Calderwood,  17  Bruce  street,  Superintendent 
of  Engines. 

MAEKETS. 

Fish  Market,  1  West  hreast. 

Flesh  Market,  Market  street — George  Moffat,  Inspector  and  Su' 
perintendent  at  the  Market.  Besides  a  Weekly  Market  held  on 
Friday,  Fairs  are  held  annually,  beginning  on  the  first  Thursday 
of  July,  and  fourth  Tuesday  of  November ;  and  a  Horse  and  Cattle 
Market,  which  is  held  on  the  Friday  before  Glasgow  Whitsun 
Monday  Fair,  and  on  the  Friday  immediately  preceding  Eolbar- 
chan  Fair. 

GEEENOCK  PAEOCHIAL  BOAED. 

EooMS,  Captain  Street. 

James  J.  Grieve,  Chairman  of  the  Board. 

The  Management  is  vested  in  a  Committee — sub-divided  into 

Committees  for  the  despatch  of  business. 

John  Malcom,  Inspector.         Officer, — Vacant. 

Thomas  Burton,  Collector  and  Cashier. 

Thomas  Smith,  Out-Door  Collector. 

James  L.  Lochhead,  William  J.  Marshall,  Samuel  Shortridgej, 

District  Surgeons. 

Archibald  Blair,  Governor,  and  Mrs  M'Arthur,  Matron  of 

Poor-House. 

James  Wallace,  House  Surgeon. 


24  APPENDIX. 

GEEENOCK  HOSPITAL  AND  INFIRMAEY. 

Inverkip  Street — Established  1819. 

Sir  Michael  Eobert  Shaw  Stewart,  Baronet,  M.?.,  President. 

The  Provost  of  Greenock,  Adam  Fairrie,  and  Robert  Macfie, 

Vice-Presidents. 

Alexander  Rodger,  (Banker)  Treasurer. 

George  Williamson,  Secretary. 

committee  op  management.    . 

Robert  Lusk,  Chairman — Robert  B.  Finlay,  Depute  Chairman. 


The  Provost  of  Port-Glasgow. 
Messrs  George  Adam. 

"      Thomas  Macmillan. 

"      Andrew  Laing. 

"     Archibald  M'Kenzie. 

"      Alexander  Currie. 

"      Walter  Service. 

"      Thomas  M.  Macfarlan. 


Messrs  Dugald  Shankland. 

"  Robert  Allan. 

"  WilUam  0.  Leitch. 

"  Thomas  Prentice. 

"  Matthew  Buchanan. 

"  Andrew  Tasker. 

"  Robert  Mackenzie. 

"  Matthew  Hill. 


medical  department. 

Drs  Wallace,  Lochhead,  Fox,  and  Macloskey. 

S.  J.  B.  Caldwell,  House  Surgeon — Mrs  Cottar,  Matron. 


GREENOCK  LIBRARY— Watt  Monument,  Union  Street. 
Instituted  1783. 

The  Management  is  vested  in  a  Committee  who  are  elected 
annually  in  January.  The  annual  payment  for  proprietors  is  2 Is. 
and  for  others  25s. 

Chairman,  James  Inglis. 

Arthur  0.  Leitch,  Treasurer  and  Secretary — E.  C.  Black, 

Librarian. 

In  1807  a  collection  of  Foreign  Litei-ature  was  commenced,  which 
collection,  now  greatly  enlarged,  was  in  1834  added  to  this  Library, 
and  is  free  to  all  the  subscribers  without  any  additional  charge. 
The  Library  contains  upwards  of  10,000  volumes,  and  has  above 
200  subscribers.  Attached  to  the  Institution  is  a  small  but  admir- 
ably selected  Scientific  and  Mathematical  Library,  composed  of 
about  170  volumes,  purchased  with  £100  given  for  that  purpose  by 
the  late  Dr.  James  Watt.  Students,  though  not  subscribers  to  the 
Town  Library,  are  entitled  to  the  use  of  this.  Readers  of  Books 
which  have  been  more  than  a  year  in  the  Library,  are  entitled  to 
one  volume  at  a  time  for  a  subscription  of  6s  6d  per  annum. 


APPENBIX.  25 

GREENOCK  MECHANICS'  INSTITUTION. 

Sm  Michael  Street — Instituted  1836. 

Robert  Hendry,  President— William  M'Naught,  Treasurer. 

Andw.  M'Alister,  jun.,  Secretary. — Peter  M'CaUum,  Curator  and 
Librarian. 

This  Institution  comprises  a  Library  of  upwards  of  5000  vol- 
umes ;  a  Reading  Room,  containing  almost  all  the  Metropolitan 
and  an  extensive  selection  of  the  Provincial  and  Local  Newspapers, 
and  nearly  the  whole  of  the  _  popular  periodicals.  Magazines,  and 
Reviews  of  the  day,  is  accessible  to  Mechanics  and  others  on  the 
following  terms,  viz.  : — Reading  Room,  Is  6d  per  quarter ;  occa- 
sional visitors.  Id  per  visit;  Library,  Is  per  half-year. 

There  is  also  in  connection  with  the  Institution  Public  Baths, 
hot,  cold,  shower  and  swimming— which  can  be  had  from  a  penny 
to  sixpence  each. 


CARTSDYDKE  MECHANICS'  LIBRARY. 
5  East  Blackball  Street.— Instituted  1830. 

The  annual  payment  is  Two  Shillings.     The  management  is 
vested  in  a  Committee  of  21.     John   Barroman,   Preses  ;  Andrew 
Ritchie,  Treasurer ;  Daniel  Macbeth,  Secretary. 
Duncan  M'Arthui-,  Librarian. 

The  Library  contains  nearly  3000  volumes,  and  has  upwards  of 
600  readers.  Open  Monday,  Wednesday,  and  Friday  evenings, 
from  half -past  7  till  9  o'clock. 


GREENOCK  COFFEE  ROOM-2,  Cathcart  Square. 

Opened  in  1820.  Terms,  £1  12s  6d  yearly,  paid  in  advance. 
Strangers  residing  in  the  Town  for  not  more  than  six  weeks  ad- 
mitted gratis. 


Donald  McDonald. 
Robert  Shankland. 
Abram  Lyle. 
William  Allison. 


COMMITTEE. 


William  Neill. 
James  J.  Grieve. 
Andrew  Tasker. 
Duncan  Nicoll. 


Arthur  0.  Leitch,  Treasurer. 

J.  H.  Teulon,  Superintendent— House,  Redbarn  Cottage, 

6  Roxburgh  Street. 


26  APPEKDIX. 


GREENOCK   EXCHANGE    BUILDING   AND   ASSEMBLY 
BOOMS— 27  Cathcart  Street. 

"William  Bruce,  Proprietor,  Mount  Park  Cottage,  Bank  Street. 


CHARITY  SCHOOL— Ann  Street. 

COMMITTEE  OP  MANAGEMENT. 

William  Martin,  Chairman. 
Robert  Park,  Vice- Chairman. 


Eohert  Millar. 
Charles  Mill. 
Matthew  Buchanan. 
Robert  Cowan. 
William  Lindsay. 
W.  B.  Paul. 
Dugald  Shankland. 
W.  O.  Leitch. 
Q.  L.  Anderson. 
Thomas  Prentice. 


Archibald  Adam. 
Archibald  Cowan, 
Matthew  Sim.pson, 
James  M'William. 
Alexander  Ferguson. 
James  Gardner. 
Robert  Shankland. 
William  Thomson. 
James  M'Lean. 


D.  Macdonald,  Treasurer  ;  John  M.  Hutcheson,  Secretary, 

Thomas  Kay,  Teacher ;  James  Johnston,  Assistant. 

Miss  M'Killop  and  Miss  Lament,  Assistants. 


MARINE  BOARD  AND  SHIPPING  OFFICE. 
5  Virginia  Street. 


LOCAL  MARINE  BOARD. 

Provost  of  Greenock,  (ex  officio),  Chairman. 

nominees  op  the  board  op  trade. 

Charles  C.  Scott.  I  Robert  Steele. 

Thomas  0.  Hunter,  James  Stewarts 


APPENDIX.  27 


ELECTED  BY  THE  SHIPOWNERS. 


Eobert  Outhbert. 
Alexander  Eussell. 
Archibald  Adam. 


John  Kerr. 

John  H.  Carmichael. 

James  Hamilton. 


Thomas  King,  Watt  Place,  Secretary. 

John  M'llvain,  Superintendent  of  Mercantile  Marine. 

James  Alexander,  Deputy      do.  do. 

John  Cameron,  Clerk. 

William  Cousar  and  William  Campbell,  Runners. 

The  Examinations  of  Masters  and  Mates  in  Seamanship  and 
Navigation,  and  of  Engineers,  are  held  every  Thursday  and  Fri- 
day alternately. 

Andrew  Small,  Examiner  in  Navigation. 

James  Gilkison,  Examiner  in  Seamanship. 

H.  E.  Eobson  and  George  Barbour,  Examiners  in  Steam. 


GEEENOCK  CEMETEEY. 

'       BURYING  GROUNDS  OF  THE  CORPORATION  AND  OTHERS. 

WELLINGTON    PAEK   AND    WELL    PAEK. 

COMMITTEE  OP  MANAGEMENT  FOR  1863. 

Bailie  M'llwraith,  Treasurer  Kincaid,  Councillors  Grey,  Morton, 

C.  P.  Hunter,  Neill,  Houston,  and  Hunter. 

Bailie  Hunter,  Convener.     Superintendent, ■ . 

Entrance  to  Cemetery — near  Brachelston  Toll. 

Entrance  to  Wellington  Park — Top  of  Baker  Street. 

Entrances  to  Well  Park — Eegent  Street,  Bank  Street,  and  Sir 
John's  Brae. 


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APPENDIX.  29 

INVERKIP  STREET  AND  DUNCAN"  STREET  BURYING 
GROUNDS. 

TABLE  OP  RATES  OP  INTERMENT. 

Rates  of  Interment  in  the  Inverkip  Street  and  Duncan  Street 
Burying  Grounds,  appointed  by  the  Town  Council  of  Green- 
ock to  be  exacted  from  and  after  the  2d  day  of  April,  1850 
years. 

I.  "Where  the  body  is  conveyed  in  a  hearse,  drawn  by  four  horses, 
or  carried  shoulder  high. 

For  digging  and  filling  in  the  grave 8s  Od. 

If  a  tombstone  is  removed — for  taking  it  off  and  putting  it 

on, 3s  Od. 

If  assistance  be  given  in  putting  in  a  mortsafe,  and  after- 
wards taking  it  out  and  redressing  the  ground, 2s  Od. 

II.  "Where  the  body  is  conveyed  in  a  hearse  drawn  by  two 
horses, 

For  digging  and  filling  in  the  grave, 6s  Od. 

If  a  tombstone  is  removed — for  taking  it  ofi"  and  putting  it 

on, .' 2s  Od. 

If  assistance  be  given  in  putting  in  a  mortsafe,  and  after- 
wards taking  it  out  and  redressing  the  ground, Is  6d, 

III.  "Where  the  body  is  carried  on  spokes,  or  conveyed  in  a 
hearse  drawn  by  one  horse. 

For  digging  and  filling  in  the  grave, 4s  Od. 

No  charge  to  be  made  for  taking  ofi"  or  putting  on  tombstone. 

IV.  Where  a  body  belonging  to  the  working  classes  is  con- 
veyed in  a  hearse  without  reference  to  the  nujnber  of 
horses,  or  carried  shoulder  high,  or  on  spokes. 

For  digging  and  filling  in  the  grave, 4s  Od 

No  charge  to  be  made  for  taking  off  and  putting  on  tomb- 
stones. 

CHILDREN* 

I.     V/here  the  body  is  conveyed  in  a  chaise. 

For  digging  and  filling  in  the  grave, 4s  Od. 

For  taking  ofi"  and  putting  on  tombstone, 2s  Od- 


*To  include  m  this  term  those  ucder  Iweive  years  of  age. 


£Z 


30  APPENDIX. 


If  assistance  Tdg  given  in  putting  in  a  mortsafe,  and  after- 
wards taking  it  out,  and  redressing  the  ground, Is  6d. 

II.  Where  the  hody  is  carried  on  hand-spokes  or  brought  in  a 
chaise. 

For  digging  and  filling  in  the  gTave, 2s  Od- 

If  a  tombstone,  no  charge  to  be  made  for  removing  or  putting  on 
the  stone. 

Although  more  than  one  body  be  interred  at  the  same  time  in 
one  and  the  same  grave,  no  additional  charge  to  be  made,  unless 
it  be  necessary  to  have  the  grave  deeper  than  six  feet,  being  the 
usual  depth  of  a  grave,  in  which  case  the  cost  of  such  extra  depth 
must  be  paid  by  the  undertaker. 

The  charges  to  be  paid  by  the  undertaker,  or  person  giving  in- 
timation to  the  Chamberlain,  at  the  time  of  giving  such  intimation 
to  inter,  and  obtaining  permission  to  open  the  grave. 

JOHN  KERR  GRAY,  Town  Clerk. 


SHAWS  WATER  JOINT  STOCK  COMPANY. 
Constituted  by  Act  of  Parliament,  16th  June,  1825. 

DIRECTORS. 

Sir  Michael  Robert  Shaw  Stewart,  Baronet,  M.P.,  Chairman. 

James  Tasker,  Yice-Chairman. 

Robert  Steele,  James  Ballantine,  A.  Anderson,  John  Rodger,  jun.,, 

and  James  Stewart. 

David  R.  Crawford,  Clerk — Peter  Morison,  Superintendents 

James  Brown,  Collector 


MILLS  ON  THE  SHAWS  WATER  FALLS. 

Sugar  Refinery,    (fall  No.  1,  old  line)   descent  26   feet,  46  horse- 
power— Crawhalls  &  Co. 

Barley,   Corn,   and  Flour  Mills,  (fall  No.  2  old  line)   descent  24 
feet,  45  horse-power — Mackenzie  and  Walker. 

Flour  Mill,  (fall  No.  3,  old  line)  descent  17  feet,  30  horse-power. 

Logwood  Mill,  (fall  No.  4,  old  line). 

Foundry,  do.  do.         — Blackmore  &  Rankin. 

Chemical  Works,    do.  do.        — John  Poynter  &  Son. 

Descent  26  feet,  46  horse-power. 


APPENDi:^.  31 


Chemical  Works,  (fall  No.  5,  o]d  line)  descent  22  feet,  89  horse- 
power— John  Poynter  &  Son. 

Bice  Mill,  (fall  No.  6,  old  line)  descent  19  feet,  S4  horsc'-power— 
Neil  Cajnphell. 

Sail  Cloth  Mill,  (fall  No.  7,  old  line)  descent  28  feet,  50  horse- 
power— Greenock  Sacking  Co. 

Shaws  Water  Cotton  Spinning  Company,  (falls  Nos.  8  and  9,  old 
and  new  lines)  descent  64  feet  4  inches,  230  horse-power. 

Penelope  Works,  (fall  No.  11,  old  line)  descent  23  feet  6  ino,hes> 
42  horse-power. 

Dyeing,  Carding,  and  Milling  Works,  (fall  No.  11,  old  line)  descent 
10  feet,  18  horse-power — Robert  Plouston  &  Son. 

Worsted  Manufactory,  (fall  No.  12,  old  line)  descent  29  feet  6 
inches,  53  horse-power;  also.  No.  13,  descent  20  feet,  36  horse- 
power— Fleming,  Eeid  &  Co. 

Paper  Mill,  (fall  No.  18,  old  line)  descent  30  feet,  54  horse-power, 
— Brown,  Stewart  Sc  Co. 

Flour  Mill,  &c.,  (fall  No.  1,  new  line)  descent  14  feet,  29  horse- 
power— G-eorge  Allan,  jun. 

Foundry,  &c.,  (fall  No.  2,  new  line)  descent  45  feet,  81  horse- 
power— G-reenock  Foundry  Co. 

Flour  and  Corn  Mills,  Deer  Park,  (fall  No.  3,  new  line)  descent 
18  feet,  32  horse-power — W.  Service  &  Co. 

Sugar  Refinery,  (fall  No.  4,  new  line)  descent  21  feet,  38  horse- 
power— Blair,  Eeid  &  Steele. 

Sugar  Refinery,  (falls  Nos.  5  and  6,  12  feet,  21  horse-power,  new 
line)  descent  27  feet,  38  horse-power — Pattens  &  Co. 

Foundry,  (falls  Nos  5  and  6,  12  feet,  21|  horse-power,  new  line) 
descent  47  feet,  26  horse-power— Macnab  &  Co. 

Sugar  Refinery,  12  feet  fall,  21|  horse-power — Anderson,  Orr  &Co. 

The  Shaws  Water  Company  has  two  lines  of  falls,  their  descent 
being  each  512  feet  (or  1824  feet,  with  1200  cubic  feet  of  water  per 
minute)— is  equal  to  1843  horse-power,  of  which  1087  are  occupied, 
and  756  are  still  unlet. 


32  APPENDIX. 


■  CALEDONIAN  EAILWAY  COMPANY. 

Thomas  Salkeld,  Esq.,  Holm  Hill,  Carlisle — Chairman. 

Thomas  Hill,  Esq.,  Glasgow — Deputy  Chairman. 

Directors. 

Thomas  Price,  Esq.,  3  Cork  Street,  Burlington  Gardens,  London. 

Daniel  Anslie,  Esq.,  48  Moray  Place,  Ediaburgh. 

Phillip  Black,  Esq.,  Glasgow. 

Robert  Towers.,  Esq.,     do. 

Sir  James  Fergusson,  M.P. 

John  Ross,  jun.,  Esq.,  Loudon  Castle,  Ayrshire. 

Andrew  Buchanan,  Esq.,  of  Auchentorlie. 

Lieutenant- Col.  Grandy,  Heaves,  Milnthorpe. 


GREENOCK  RAILWAY  GUARANTEED  COMPANY. 

Directors. 

James  Tasker,  Esq.,  Chairman. 

Robert  Steele.  j  John  Rodger,  jun. 

Archibald  M'Kellar,  Secretary — Office,  2  Church  Place. 


INSURANCE  OFFICES  AND  AGENTS. 

Accidental  Death  Insurance  Company— Andrew  Boag. 

Alliance  Fire  and  Life—  James  Welsh,  Andrew  Boag,  and  Robert 

Blair,  jun. 
Atlas  Fire  and  Life — Jolin  Johnstone. 
British  Guarantee — David  R.  Crawford. 
British  Provident  Life  and  Fire — W.  R.  Muir. 
Caledonian  Fire  and  Life— William  M'Clure,   Archd.  M'Kellar, 

William  T.  Templeton,  and  H.  T.  Patten. 
Church  of  England  Fire  and  Life — John  Black. 
City  of  Glasgow  Life  Assurance   Company — H.   Dempster,   ^nd 

Colin  S.  Caird. 
Colonial  Life — William  T.  Templeton  and  Co. 
Commercial  Union  Assurance  Company — D.  Camj)bell. 
County  Fire — David  Agnew. 
Crown  Life — B.  Noble  and  P.  Ballingall. 
Edinburgh  Life— C.  Db  Lamont,  and  Robert  Blair,  jun. 


APPENDIX.  33. 


English  and  Scottish.  Law  Life — Andrew  Boag,  and  Thomas  King. 

European  Assurance  Society — Allan  Weir. 

Eire  Insurance   Company  of  Scotland— James  "Welsh,    Andrew 

Boag,  Robert  Blair,  jun.,  and  Colin  S.  Caird. 
General  Fire  and  Life— R.  S.  M'Morland,  and  Wm.  M'Clure. 
General  Insurance  Company — Wm.  M'Clure. 
Globe  Insurance  Company— Andrew  Tasker  and  David  Agnew. 
Guardian  Fire  and  Life — R.  W.  Robertson. 
Industrial  and  General  Deposit — Allan  Weir. 
Imperial  Fire  and  Life — D.  M'llwraith  and  A.  Smith. 
Indisputable  Life  Assurance  Company — A..  M.  Humphreys. 
Lancashire  Insurance  Company — Alexander  Macdonald,  David  E. 

Barclay,  John  Brymner,  A.  O.  Leitch,  John  F.  Mackay,  D. 

Campbell,  James  Kelso,  and  Archibald  Denniston. 
Life  Association  of  Scotland — D.   Maclean,  and  James  M'Lellan. 

&_Co. 
Law  Firei  Insurance  Co. — D.  R.  Crawford. 
London  Indisputable  Life — John  Macdougall. 
London  Assurance  Corporation  Fire  and  Life — Wm.  T.  Templeton 

and  Co. 
Liverpool,   London,  and   Monarch  Fire  and  Life — Allan   Swan, 

John  Brymner,   Ross,  Corbett  &  Co.,  James   Brownlie,  and 

John  F.  Mackay — D.  R.  Crawford,  Resident  Secretary. 
Manchester  and  Star  United  Fire — Andrew  Boag, 
Marine  and  General  Travellers — Andrew  Boag. 
Marine  Life  and   Casualty  Mutual  Assurance  Society — Kenneth 

&  Macdonald. 
Medical,  Invalid,  and  General  Life — Allan  Park  Paton. 
Mutual  Life — John  Brymner. 

National  Fire  and  Life — Robert  Wright,  and  D.  Agnew. 
North  British — John  Black,  Thomas  0.  Hunter,  John  Johnstone, 

and  Thomas  Stark. 
Northern — Robert  Salmon,  R.  W.  Robertson,  and  James  Turner, 

jun. 
North  of  England — Archibald  Denniston  and  C.  D.  Lament. 
Norwich  Union  Fire  and  Life — Alexander  Campbell. 
Promoter  Life — William  M'Clure. 
Phoenix  Fire — J.  Macdougall,  Wm.  Lindsay  and  Co.,  and  W.  O. 

Leitch. 
Plate  Glass  Universal  Fire — J.  Morrison  and  Sons. 
Provincial  Insurance  Company — Wrede  &  Co.,  and  Charles  MUl. 
Queen  Fire  and  Life — Archd.  Mackenzie^  W.  Lindsay  &  Co.,  and 

Peter  Ballingall. 
Railway  Passenger  Life — James  Gilchrist. 
Royal  Farmers'  General  Fire  and  Life  and  Hail  Storm  Insurance 

Institution— Archibald  M'Callum. 


34 


Eoyal  Insurance  Fire  and  Life — W.  M'Arthur  &  Co.,  and  John 

Hunter. 
Scottish.  Amicahle  Life — Allan  Park  Paton, 
Scottish  Equitable  Life — Alexander  Rodger. 
Scottish  Union  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Company — Eohert  Little, 

Allan  Park  Paton,  and  John  Love. 
Scottish  Widows'  Fund — Archibald  M'Kellar. 
Scottish  Provident  Institution — Archibald  Denniston,  and  A.  0. 

Leitch. 
Scottish  Provincial  Fire  and  Life— George  Williamson,  and  A.  M. 

Humpreys. 
Standard  Life— James  H.  Crawford. 

State  Fire  and  Plate  Glass  Assurance  Society — John  Duncan. 
Sun  Fire  and  Life— Gray  and  Buchanan. 

The  Provincial  Welsh  Insurance  Company — J.  Symington,  jun. 
United  Kingdom  Temperance  and  General  Provident  Institution 

— A.  M.  Humphreys,  and  R.  M.  Dunlop. 
United  Guarantee  and  Life  Assurance — James  Inghs. 
Unity  Fire  and  Life  Assurance — P.  Shankland. 
Victoria  Benefit  Society— James  Auld. 

West  of  England  Fire  and  Life— H.  T.  Patten,  and  George  •Eaff. 
Yorkshire  Fire  and  Life — John  Duncan. 


BUILDING  SOCIETIES. 


Greenock  Property  Investment  Society — James  Kelso,  Manager, 
Scottish  Freehold  Building  Society — John  Duncan,  Agent. 
West  of  Scotland  Property  Investment  and  Building  Society — D. 
Campbell,  Manager. 


TRADE  PROTECTION  SOCIETIES. 

Greenock  Trade    Protection    Society — John    Gillespie,   Resident 

Secretary. 
Trade  Protection  Society— D.  R.  Crawford,  Resident  Secretary. 


PUBLIC  OFFICES. 


Assembly  Rooms,  27  Cathcart  street. 

Baron  Bailie's  Ofl&ce,  Mansionhouse. 

British  and  Irish  Magnetic  Telegraph  Company's  0£&ce,  28  Cath- 
cart Street. 

Caledonian  Railway  Company's  Office,  25  Cathcart  street. 

Olerk  to  Commissioners  on  Property  and  Income  Tax,  2  Church 
place,  Robert  Salmon — Assessor  of  Income  Tax,  John  GiUespie, 
6  Kelly  street. 


APPENDIX.  35 


Chamber  of  Commerce  of  Greenock  ;  incorporated  by  Eoyal  Char- 
ter in  1812 — iJavid  Johnstone,  Chairman  ;  Thos.  King,  Sec. 

Coffee  Koom,  2  Cathcart  square — John  H.  Teulon,  superintendent. 

Collector  of  Harbour  Dues,  &c.,  Customhouse  buildings — Andrew 
Nimmo,  Collector. 

Commissary  Clerk's  Office,  4  Bank  street. 

Customhouse,  Steamboat  Quay. 

Electric  and  International  Telegraph  Company's  Office,  Eailway 
Station, 

Fishery  Office,  3  Bank  street — Inspector,  Laurence  Lamb ;  Local 
Inspector,  John  M'Kiver. 

Gas  Works,  27  Crawfurd  street — Instituted  1828 — A.  Eitchie, 
Manager. 

Glasgow  Weekly  Mail  Newspaper  (Greenock  Branch)  Office,  1 
Bank  street. 

Greenock  Advertiser  and  Clyde  Commercial  Journal  Office,  29 
Hamilton  street. 

Greenock  Herald  and  General  Advertiser  Office,  40  Cathcart  st. 

Greenock  Telegraph  and  Clyde  Shipping  Gazette  "Office,  1  Bank 
Street,  and  49  Cathcart  Street. 

Harbour  Masters  Office,  Steamboat  quay — John  Millar  and  Eob- 
ert  Atkins,  Harbour  Masters  ;  and  John  Millar,  Dock  Master. 

Inland  Eevenue  Office  (late  Excise),  Customhouse  buildings. 

Inland  Eevenue  Office  (Stamps  and  Taxes),  Customhouse  buildings 

Justice  of  Peace  Clerk's  Office,  County  buildings,  4  Bank  street. — 
James  Inglis,  Depute- Clerk. 

Justice  of  Peace  Fiscal' s  Office,  16  William  street. 

Lloyd's  Eegister  of  British  and  Foreign  Shipping,  32  Cathcart  st., 
Henry  John  Boolds,  surveyor — Thomas  O.  Hunter,  Agent,  13 
William  street. 

Mercantile  Marine  Office,  Shipping  Office  for  Seamen,  Examina- 
tions, &c.,  5  yirginia  street — John  M'llvain,  Superintendent 
of  Mercantile  Marine. 

Master  of  Work's  Office,  5  Jamaica  street — William  Allison,  Mas- 
ter of  Works. 

North  British  Daily  Mail  Newspaper  (Greenock  Branch)  Office,  1 
Bank  Street. 

Parochial  Board  Eooms,  Poorhouse,  Captain  Street — J.  Malcom, 
Inspector. 

Police  Office,  Taylor's  Close — David  Dewar,  Superintendent. 

Poor  Eates  Office,  Parochial  Board  Eooms,  Captain  street — Thos. 
Burton,  Collector  Office  hours  from  10  till  3,  and  from  7  till 
8  P.M.,  and  on  Saturdays  from  10  till  3  p.m.  only. 

Post-Office,  11  William  Street —Thomas  M'Millan,  Postmaster. 

Procurator  Fiscal' s  Office  (Burgh),  6  Hamilton  street— Archibald 
M'Callum,  Fiscal. 


36  APPENDIX. 


Procurator  Fiscal' s  Office  (Lower  Ward  of  the  County),  2  Watt 
place — Robert  Blair,  Fiscal. 

Registrars  of  Births,  Deaths,  and  Marriages— West  Parish,  John 
Hislop,  Cathcart  street — Middle  Parish,  Robert  Campbell, 
Bank  street — East  Parish,  John  Love,  Cathcart  street.  Ex- 
aminer, Captain  Gibson  Stott. 

Shaws  Water  Joint  Stock  Company's  Office,  49  Rue-end  street — 
James  Brown,  Collector  ;  Peter  Morison,  Supei-intendent. 

Sheriff  Clerk's  Office,  County  buildings,  4  Bank  street — James 
Inglis,  Depute-Clerk. 

Sheriff  Court  House,  County  buildings,  4  Bank  street 

Sugar  Exchange,  27  Cathcart  street 

Town  Assessment  Office,  6  Hamilton  street — Alexander  Chalmers, 
Collector.     Open  from  10  a.m.  till  4  p.m.,  and  fiom  7  to  9  p.m. 

Town  Clerk's  Office,  Town  Buildings,  6  Hamilton  street — JohnK. 
Gray,  Town  Clerk. 

Town  Chamberlain's  Office,  Town  buildings,  6  Hamilton  street — 
John  Adam,  Chamberlain. 


COURTS 


SHERIFF  COURT. 

Held  in  the  County  Buildings,  4  Bank  street,  every  Wednesday 
at  half-past  10  o'clock,  and  every  Friday,  at  11  o'clock  fore- 
noon during  Session. 

Sheriff— Patrick  Eraser. 

Sheriff-Substitute — Hugh  Lyon  Tennent. 

Sheriff- Substitutes — A.  M'Kellar,  Thomas  King,  and  Robert 

Wright,  in  absence  of  Hugh  Lyon  Tennent. 

Clerk — Peter  Henderson.     Depute  Clerk — James  Inglis. 

Depute  Clerk — Archd.  M'Callum,  in  the  absence  of  James  Inglis. 

Procurator-Fiscal — Robert  Blair,  and  in  absence,  Robert  Blair, 

jun.     Auditor,  James  Inglis. 

Bar- Officer — James  Crookshanks, 


SHERIFF  SMALL  DEBT  COURTS. 

Held  in  the  County  Buildings,  4  Bank  Street,  every  Wednesday  at 

11  o'clock.     Continued  cases  are  disposed  of  after  new  cases. 

Sheriff — Patrick  Eraser. 

Sheriff- Substitute — Hugh  Lyon  Tennent. 

Clerk — Peter  Henderson.     Depute-Clerk — James  Inglis. 

Bar-Officer— James  Crookshanks. 


AlPPENDIX.  37 


BUEaH  AND  POLICE  COUET. 

Held  in  the  Police  Court  Hall,  Taylor's  Close,  every  lawful  day, 

except  Tuesday  and  Friday,  at  10  o'clock. 

Judges — The  Sheriff,  Provost,  and  Bailies. 

Assessor — Town  Clerk.    Depute  Assessor — ^Archibald  Maclean. 

Prosecutor — Procurator-Fiscal,  Archd.  M'Callum. 

Surgeon — Charles  Auld,  M.D. 


JUSTICE  OF  PEACE  COUET. 


Held  in  the  County  Buildings,  4  Bank  Street,  every  Thursday  at 
11  o'clock  forenoon. 

JUSTICES  OP  THE  PEACE. 

MacCunn,  John 


Balderstone,  David 

Brown,  Matthew 

Darroch,  Major 

Duff,  James 

Fleming,  John 

Hunter,  Thomas  0. 

Johnstone,  David 

Stewart,  Sir  Michael  E.  Shaw 

Blair,  Eobert 

Orieve,  James  J. 

Hunter,  Charles  P. 

Kerr,  John 

Macdonald,  Donald 


Neill,  John 
Tasker,  Andrew 
Arbuckle,  James 
Steele,  Eobert 
Murray,  David 
Latham,  D.  M. 
Kineaid,  Thomas 
Hill,  J.  Eamsay 
Campbell,  Neil 
Sheriff-Substitute 
Provost  and  Bailies 
ex-qfficiis. 


Clerk — Eobert  Wright.     Depute-Clerk — James  Inglis 

Procurator- Fiscal — Daniel  Maclean. 

Bar  Officer — James  Crookshanks. 


COMMISSAEY    COUET. 
Held  at  Paisley  every  Thursday  at  11  o'clock  forenoon. 

Commissary — Patrick  Eraser. 

Deputes — Hugh  Lyon  Tennent  and  James  Campbell. 

Clerk — John  Bartlemore.     Depute-Clerk — James  Inglis. 


QUAETEE   SESSIONS. 


Held  at  Greenock  on  the  second  and  third  Tuesdays  in  April, 
and  third  and  last  Tuesdays  in  October. 


38 


APPENDIX. 


Meetings  for  licensing  Publicans  for  the  Burgh  of  Greenock  and 
Port-Glasgow,  are  held  on  the  second  Tuesday  in  April,  and  the 
third  Tuesday  in  October,  and  for  the  remainder  of  the  Lower 
Ward  on  the  third  Tuesday  in  April  and  last  Tuesday  in  October. 
Applications  for  licenses  (printed  forms  of  which  can  be  had  at  the 
Town  Clerk's  and  Justice  of  Peace  Clerk's  offices)  must  be  lodged 
at  least  ten  days  previous  to  the  day  of  meeting.  Appeal  Court  held 
in  May. 

INCOME-TAX  COMMISSIONERS. 

Duncan  Darroch  of  Gourock. 

Robert  Macfie  of  Langhouse . 

W.  C.  Graham  Pontine,  of  Ardoch. 

Sir  Michael  Robert  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart.,  M.P. 

John  Hall  Maxwell,  of  Dargarvel,  C.B. 

Robert  Salmon,  Clerk — John  Gillespie,  Assessor, 


The  Sheriff  of  the  County. 
Sheriff- Substitute  at  Greenock 


LIEUTENANCY  OF  RENFREWSHIRE. 

Lord  Lieuteuant,  The  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Glasgow. 

Vice-Lieutenant,  Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart.,  M.P. 

Deputy-Lieutenants 


Alexander,  Lieutenant-Colonel 

of  Ballochmyle. 
Alexander,  Capt.  J.  H.  J.,  R.N., 

of  Southbar. 
Blantyre,  Lord. 
Bontine,  R.  G.  of  Gartmore, 
Buchanan,  Colonel  D.  C.  R.  C. 
of  Drumpeller  and  Finlaystone. 
Campbell,  Arch,  of  Blythswood. 
Campbell,  Arch.  yr.  of  do. 
Cunninghame,  Alex,   of  Craig- 

ends. 
Darroch,  Duncan  of  Gourock. 
Darroch,  Duncan  yr.  of  do. 
Graham,  John  of  Craigallion. 
Gordon,  John  of  Aikenhead. 
Gilmour,  Allan  of  Eaglesham. 
Harvey,  James  0.  L.  of  Castle 


Houstoun,  Ludovic  of  Johnstone. 
Henderson,  John  of  Park. 
Macdowall,    Major- General    of 
Garthland, 


MaxweU,  Sir  J.  of  PoUok,  Bart. 
Maxwell,   John  HaU   of   Dar- 
garvel, C.B. 
Mure,  Lieut. -Col.    WiUiam  of 

Caldwell. 
Napier,  Sir  R.  J.  M.  of  MiUiken 

and  iSTapier,  Bart. 
Napier,  John  Stirling  of  Mer- 
chiston  House. 
Paisley,  Provost  of. 
Pollok,    AUan    of  Faside   and 

Broom. 
Pollok,  Sir  Hugh  Crawford  of 

Upper  Pollok,  Bart. 
Renfrew,  Provost  of. 
Richardson,  Thomas  of  Ralston. 
Speir,  Thomas  of  Blackstone. 
Speirs,    Archd.    Alexander   of 

EldersUe. 
Stewart,  John  A.  Shaw 
Stirling,  Captain  James,  E.N.j 

of  Glentyan. 
Scott,  James  of  Kelly. 


APPENDIX. 


89 


Convener — Sir  R.  J.  M.  Napier  of  Milliken  and  Napier,  Bart. 
Clerk  of  Lieutenancy — Eobert  Rodger. 


COMMISSIONERS    OF  SUPPLY  FOR  THE  PURPOSE  OF 

THE  ASSESSED  TAX  ACTS  FOR  THE  LOWER  WARD 

OF  THE  COUNTY. 


The  Sheriff  of  the  County. 

Hugh  Lyon  Tennent,  Sheriff- 
Substitute  of  Greenock. 

James  Campbell,  Sheriff-Substi- 
tute, Paisley. 

Duncan  Darroch  of  Grourock. 

DuncanDarroch,  yr.  of  Grourock. 

Sir  Michael  R.  Shaw  Stewart, 
Bart.  M.P. 

Admiral  Sir  H.  Stewart,  R.N., 
C.B. 

James  Anderson  of  Highhobn. 


William  M.  S.  Stewart  of  Loch- 
nagair. 

Robert  Macfie  of  Langhouse. 

Robert  Cunningham  Cunning- 
ham Graham  of  Gartmore. 

William  Cunningham  Graham 
Bontine  of  Ardoch,  Finlay- 
stone. 

James  Scott  of  Kelly. 

The  Provost  of  Port-Glasgow. 

The  Provost  of  Greenock. 


COMMISSIONERS  OF  SUPPLY  FOR  LOWER  WARD  (WHO 

ARE  NOT  ASSESSED  TAX  COMMISSIONERS)  FOE 

YEAR  1863. 


William  Broun  of  Plaintreey  ett, 
M,D.,  Glasgow. 

John  Burnet  of  Mileburn,  Glas- 
gow. 

Wm.  Melvin,  Ashton,  Gourock. 

John  Fulton  Anstruther,  mer- 
chant, Port-Glasgow. 


Andrew  Hair,  merchant,  Port- 
Glasgow. 

James  Foster  King,  of  Carnegie 
Park,  Longhaugh,  Bishop  ton. 

General  Sir  James  Maxwell 
Wallace. 


James  Caldwell,  Clerk  of  Supply,  Paisley. 


WRITERS. 

Archibald  Yuill,  Dean  of  Faculty. 

Eobert  Neill,  Fiscal — A.  Denniston,  Secretary 


•±\J 

Ai-J 

-JtiJNiJiA. 

1825 

p  Eobert  Blair. 

1835 

*p  Hew  M'llwraith. 

1858 

p  Eobert  Blair,  jun. 

1845 

*p  Archibald  M'KeUar. 

1849 

p  John  Black. 

1850 

p  Alex.  Macdonald. 

1857 

p  Andrew  Boag. 

1848 

*p  John  Macdougall. 

1853 

p  David  R.  Crawford. 

1849 

p  Daniel  Maclean. 

1838 

*p  Hugh  Dempster. 

1846 

*p  Robert  NeiU. 

1840 

*p  Archibald  Denniston. 

1856 

p  Stewart  Neill. 

1839 

p  John  Kerr  Grey. 

1841 

*     AUan  Park  Paton. 

1853 

p  James  Inglis. 

1829 

*p  Henry  T.  Patten. 

1838 

*p  Thomas  Eang. 

1850 

p  Eobert  Salmon. 

1845 

*p  Archibald  Langwill. 

1849 

p  Allan  Swan, 

1824 

*p  Crawford  Muir. 

1822 

*p  James  Turner,  jun. 

1854 

*p  Claud  Marshall. 

1854 

p  Allan  Weir. 

1849 

p  Archibald  M'CaUum. 

1844 

*p  George  Williamson. 

1840 

p  Archibald  M'Callum. 

1846 

*p  Eobert  Wright, 
p  Archibald  YuiU. 

1837 

p  William  M'Clure. 

1821 

Those  marked  thus  (*)  are  Notaries — those  marked  thus  (p)  are 
Procurators.  The  years  opposite  the  Procurators'  names  are  those 
in  which  they  became  Procurators. 


PHYSICIANS    AND    SUEGEONS. 

(Mr  Addresses  see  GeneralBirectory.J 


1862  Allan,  E.  Leishman,  M.D. 

CM. 

1829  Auld,  Charles,  M.D. 

'i860  Conway,  Joseph,  M.D. 

1856  Dowie,  E.  T.,  M.D. 

1836  Fox,  John,  M.D. 

1814  Hill,  Ninian,  M.D. 

1855  Lochhead,  Jas.  L.,  M.D. 

J  858  Macfee,  Malcolm. 


1820    Mackie,  James,  M.D. 
Macloskey,  William  J. 
Marshall,  Wm.  J.,  M.D. 
Paton,  James  F.,  M.D. 
Eichmond,  A.  F.,  M.D. 
Shortridge,  Saml.,  M.D. 
Stewart,  A.  D.,  M.C. 
Wallace,  James,  M.Do 


The  figure 


opposite  the  names  denote  the  year  in  which  they  were 
Licensed. 


CUSTOMHOUSE— Steamboat  Quay. 
Collector — J.  F.  Moore  Hodder. 

Long  Eoom  Clerks— Thomas  King,  Uttrick  Walton,  James  Little* 
Stewart  Macalister,  Hugh  Macgregor,  Duncan  M'lutyre,  ^- 
Hayton,  Henry  Durkin,  Edward  MaxweU. 

James  Johnston,  Messenger. 


APPENDIX.  41 


Surveyor,  John  Neave.     Assistant  Surveyor,  Eobert  Morison. 
Examining  Officers — John  Olelland,  W.  S.  Elliot,  Hugh  S.  Main, 
James  Dawson,  John  Ritchie,  John  Russell,  Archibaid  Gardiner, 
R.  Q.  Lane,  W.  Finlay,  Alexander  J.  Kerr,  J.  Ford,  J.  Ramsay, 
E.  W.  Ward,  George  Kerr,  and  Jas.  Scotland. 

Medical  Superintendent  of  Quarantine,  Charles  Auld,  M.D. 
Out-door  Officers — First-class. — Samuel  Jack,  Robert  Kerr,  Aulay 
M'Aulay,  Neil  Gray,  and  William  Muir.  2d  Class.— Robert 
Tyre,  James  Lyon,  John  Orr,  Malcom  M'Larty,  William  Macfie, 
Richard  Jones,  G.  Bear,  W.  Poison  and  M.  A.  Dodd.  3d  Class! 
William  Comrie,  P.  M'Farlane,  A.  Arkley,  A.  Chalmers,  J. 
Gilchrist,  A.  M'Gilvary,  James  Campbell,  Nicol  M'Intyre  and 
Robert  Fyfe.  4th  Class — J.  Rutherford,  R.  Smith,  J.  Blair,  J. 
Robertson,  Hugh  Hutton,  A.  Beveridge,  John  Cooper,  E.  Beith, 
D.  Poison,  Isaac  Flucker,  D.  M'Farlane,  H.  Ritchie,  D.  Houston! 
5th  Class— R.  Fry,  J.  K.  Rae,  J.  D.  Duncan,  J.  Eraser,  R. 
Patrick,  A.  Cooper,  A.  M'lver,  Thos.  Griffiths,  James  Snodgrass, 
and  R.  MacArthur. 

Boatmen—First-Class. — Donald    Poison,    Samuel    Kennedy,    J. 
M'Lean,  A.  White.     2d  Class — John  Griffiths,  David  Hammond, 
J.  Kirkpatrick,  R.  Joss,  A.  M'Dougall,  and  John  M'Lellan. 
House-keeper,  Ann  Stevenson. 

Hours  of  attendance  for  the  despatch  of  Public  Business — Indoor 
Department,  from  ten  till  four  ;  Out-door  Department,  from  1st 
April  to  30th  September,  from  six  to  nine  a.m.,  and  from  ten  a.m. 
till  four  p.m.;  during  February,  March,  October,  and  November, 
from  nine  a.m.  till  four  p.m.;  and  during  January  and  December, 
from  nine  a.m.  till  three  p.m.,  and  the  long  room  at  two  o'clock  p.m', 
on  Saturdays.  The  following  Holidays  are  observed: — Christmas 
Day,  Good  Friday,  and  the  anniversary  of  the  Birth-Day  of  Her 
Majesty. 

LIST  OF  BONDED  WAREHOUSES  IN  GREENOCK 
and  where  respectively  situated. 


Nos 

Where  Situate. 

Nos.        Where  Situate. 

1. 

West  Quay. 

11.  Bogle  street. 

2. 

Do. 

13.  Customhouse  buildings 

3. 

Do. 

16.  Bogle  street. 

4. 

Do. 

17.  Rue-end  street. 

5. 

Rue-end  street. 

18.            Do. 

6. 

Charles  street. 

19.            Do. 

7. 

Union  Court. 

20.     Virginia  street. 

10, 

Mansionhouse  lane. 

21.    Excise  Buildings. 

d2 


42  ,  APPENDIX. 


Nos 

Where  Situate. 

Nos 

Where  Situate. 

24. 

West  Quay. 

37. 

Shaw  street. 

25. 

Argyle  street. 

38. 

Virginia  street. 

28. 

Bogle  street. 

39. 

Clarence  street,  Ardgowan 

29. 

West  Quay, 

street,  Glebe. 

31. 

Do. 

40. 

Nicholson  street. 

32. 

St  Andrew  street. 

41. 

Do. 

34. 

West  Quay. 

42. 

Chapel  street. 

36. 

West  Bla,rkTiaU  street. 

43. 

Clarence  street. 

INLAND  EEVENUE  OFFICE  (STAMPS  AND  TAXES,) 

Customhouse  Buildings, 

David  Murray,  Distributor  of  Stamps,  and  Collector  of  Assessed 
and  Income  Taxes  for  the  Counties  of  Eenfrew  and  Bute. 

Clerks— John  Eeid,  and  Eobert  Eobinson. 

Open  from  9  a.m.  tiU  4  p.m. ;  and  on  Saturdays  from  10  till  1. 


INLAND  EEVENUE  OFFICE  (LATE  EXCISE.) 

Customhouse  Buildings. 

Colin  Campbell,  Collector. 

Peter  Connacher,  1st  Clerk,  and  John  Mailer,  2d  Clerk. 

Greenock  District. 

James  Crombie,  Supervisor. 

Out'door  Officers — William  M'Innes,  Leonard  Fleming,  John  G. 
Blench,  Adam  Nisbet,  Thomas  B.  Coumbe,  and  Wm.  Allison, 

Housekeepers — Janet  and  Catherine  Hunter. 

Open  every  lawful  day  from  9  morning  till  3  afternoon. 


FISHEEY  OFFICE— 3,  Bank  Street. 

Local  Inspector,  John  M'lver. 

Inspector,  La,iireiice  Lamb. 


APPENDIX.  43 

BANKING    HOUSES. 


BANK  OP  SCOTLAND— 47  Cathcart  Street. 

Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon — shuts  at  12  on 
Saturdays.  Draws  on  Smith,  Payne,  and  Smiths,  London;  Bank 
of  England  and  Branches  ;  Bank  of  Ireland  and  Branches  ;  Man- 
chester and  Liverpool  District  Bank ;  Provincial  Bank  of  Ire- 
land, and  on  the  Branches  of  the  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  in 
towns  where  they  have  no  agencies  of  their  own,  and  on  all  the 
principal  towns  in  British  and  Foreign  parts. 
Agent,  Thomas  Stark. 

Teller,  Peter  Ballingall.     Clerks,  David  Keir,  Peter  Comline, 
James  Speirs,  and  Andrew  Norrie. 


BRITISH  LINEN  COMPANY— 15  William  Street. 

Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon.  Shut  at  12  on 
Saturdays.  Draws  on  Smith,  Payne,  and  Smiths,  London  ;  Bank 
of  England  and  Branches ;  Bank  of  Ireland  and  Branches  ;  Samuel 
Smith  &  Co.,  Derby  and  Nottingham;  Carlisle  and  Cumberland 
Bank  ;  Carlisle  and  Branches  ;  and  on  all  the  principal  towns  in 
Britain ;  also,  on  New  York,  Bank  of  Montreal  and  Branches  ; 
Bank  of  Upper  Canada  and  Branches  ;  on  English,  Scottish,  and 
Australian  Bank,  Sydney,  and  Melbourne,  and  on  Bank  of  British 
Columbia,  New  Westminster,  B.  C.,  and  Victoria,  Vancouver's 
Island.  Issues  Circular  Notes  for  travelling  on  the  Continent. 
Agent,  Thomas  Oliphant  Hunter. 

Teller,  William  Philp.     Clerks,  John  Guthrie  and  A.  Lyle,  jr. 


CITY  OF  GLASGOW  BANK— 32  Cathcart  Street. 

Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon — shuts  at  12  on 
Saturdays.  Draws  on  the  London  Joint-Stock  Bank,  London ; 
Manchester  and  Liverpool  District  Bank,  Liverpool — National 
Provincial  Bank  of  England  and  Branches  ;  Bank  of  Ireland  and 
Branches  ;  Ulster  Banking  Company  and  Branches  ;  and  on  all 
the  principal  towns  in  Britain,  also,  on  the  Bank  of  Montreal  and 
Branches. 

Agent,  Colin  S.  Caird. 

Accountant,  David  Aitken. 

Ckrks— William  B.  Kerr,  R.  W.  Campbell,  and  John  Hinmers. 


44  APPENDIX. 


CLYDESDALE  BANK— 7  Hamilton  Street. 

Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon — shuts  at  12  on 
Saturdays.  Draws  on  Barnet,  Iloares,  and  Co.,  London  ;  Clydes- 
dale Bank,  Glasgow  and  Edinburgh ;  on  the  principal  towns 
in  Britain ;  and  on  the  Commercial  Bank  of  Canada,  Ivingston, 
and  Branches. 

Agent,  Alexander  Eodger. 

Accountant,  A.  M.  Humphreys — House  above  the  Bank. 

Teller,  Alexander  Lauder. 

Clerks,  Colin  Thomson  and  James  Stewart. 


NATIONAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND— 29  Cathcart  Street. 

Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon— shuts  at  12  on 
Saturdaj'S.  Draws  on  G-lynn,  Mills  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co.,  Lon- 
don ;  XJnion  Bank  of  London  ;  North  of  Scotland  Bank  and 
Branches ;  Belfast  Banking  Co.  ;  Ulster  Banking  Co.,  and  Pro- 
vincial Bank  of  Ireland,  and  their  branches;  National  Pro- 
vincial Bank  of  England ;  Manchester  and  Liverpool  District 
Bank  ;  London  and  County  Banking  Co. ;  Devon  and  Cornwall 
Banking  Co. ;  National  Bank  of  Ireland ;  Douglas  and  Isle  of 
Man  Bank  ;  Yorkshire  Banking  Co.,  and  their  Branches  ;  Union 
Bank  of  AustraUa,  in  Australia,  Van  Dieman's  Land  and  New 
Zealand,  and  Bank  of  Victoria,  Australia,  and  Branches  ;  Bank  of 
British  North  America ;  Gore  Bank,  and  their  Branches  ;  Oriental 
Bank  Corporation  in  India,  Australia,  and  China  ;  Agra  and  Unit- 
ed Service  Bank,  London,  and  South  African  Bank,  Cape  Town, 
and  Branches.  Issues  Circular  Notes  for  travelling  on  the  Con- 
tinent, and  negotiates  Bills  on  all  the  principal  towns  in  Foreign 
and  British  ports. 

Alexander  Thomson,  and  John  Thomson,  Agents. 

John  Johnstone,  Teller.     John  Symington,  jr.,  Accountant. 

William  N.  A.  Aitken,  Fi-ederick  Johnston,  and  David  Jenkins, 

Clerks. 

Alexander  Anderson,  Porter. — House,  Bank  Buildings. 


EOYAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND— 38  Cathcart  Street. 

Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon— shuts  at  12  on 
Saturdays.    Draws  on  Coutts  &  Co.,  London;   on  the  Bank  of 


APPENDIX.  45 


England  and  Branches ;  the  Bank  of  Ireland  and  Branches  ;  and 
in  all  the  principal  towns  in  Britain. 

Agent,  D.  M.  Latham. 

Accountant,  John  Love.    Teller,  James  Marshall. 

Clerks — Eobert  U.  Love  and  William  Jamieson. 


UNION  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND— 1  Hamilton  Street. 

Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon — shuts  at  12  noon 
on  Saturdays.  Draws  on  Glynn  &  Co.,  London ;  Union  Bank  of 
Scotland,  Glasgow  and  Edinburgh,  and  all  their  Branches ;  on 
Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland,  and  all  the  principal  towns  in  Eng- 
land and  Ireland. 

Agent,  Andrew  Anderson.     Cashier,  Colin  Lamont,  jun. 

Accountant,  C.  D.  Lamont. 

Alexander  Todd,  Porter — House,  2  Church  Place. 


GREENOCK  PROVIDENT  BANK— William  Steeet. 
Instituted  1815. 

Open  every  day  from  10  till  3  o'clock,  and  on  Saturdays  from  10 
till  12  o'clock,  and  on  the  evenings  of  Monday,  Wednesday,  and 
Saturday,  from  half -past  six  till  eight  o'clock. 

Alexander  Murray  Dunlop,  Esq.,  M.P.,  President. 
James  Arbuckle,  Esq.,  Chairman. 


directors. 


Messrs  James  Newton 

Archibald  Adam. 
Matthew  Hill. 
James  Lang. 
Robert  Houston. 
Andrew  Tasker. 
James  Carmichael. 


Messrs  John  Kerr. 

Robert  M'Kenzie. 
James  Miller. 
Thomas  M.  Macfarlane. 
John  Scott,  yst. 
John  M'Gregor. 
Robert  Lusk. 


Colin  Lamont,  jun.,  Cashier. 
Accountant,  John  Adams.        Clerk,  John  Robinson. 


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WEST  OR  OLD  PARISH. 

Rev.  J.  M.  M'CuUoch,  D.D.— Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart.,  M.P., 
Patron. 

Assistant — Rev.  Mr  Rankine. 

John  Hislop,  Session  Clerk. 

John  Boyd,  Precentor. — John  M'Intyre,  Church  Officer. 

BOUNDARIES. 

From  the  Old  Dock  running  up  Vennel  taking  the  west  side 
thereof  to  Cowgate,  up  said  street  taking  west  side  thereof  to  Mar- 
ket street,  round  the  westmost  corner  of  Market  street,  along  the 
Police  boundary  line  to  Bogle  street,  to  John  Gray's  stores,  run- 
ning up  Bogle  street,  taking  west  side  thereof,  to  Mrs  Fairlie's  pro- 
perty inclusive,  running  along  west  part  of  Regent  street  to  Lyne- 
doch  street ;  up  said  street,  taking  the  west  side  thereof  to  Reser- 
voir, round  south  side  of  Reservoir  to  the  westmost  extremity 
thereof,  from  thence  running  southward,  crossing  Drumfrochar 
road  to  Whin  hill,  including  all  the  streets,  and  the  country  dis- 
trict west  and  south  boundary. 

INSTITUTIONS  IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THE  CONGREGATION, 

Sabbath  Classes  for  the  young  in  the  Session-house,  in  the 
Charity  School,  in  Nicholson  Street  School,  in  Tobago  Street 
School,  and  in  West  Burn  Street  School,  at  Five  o'clock  p.m. 

West  Church  Association  for  Religious  purposes — Hugh  Steven- 
son, Treasurer. 

Parochial  Association  in  aid  of  the  Schemes  of  the  General 
Assembly — Thomas  Blair,  Treasurer. 

West  Church  Lay  Association — Colin  S.  Caird,  Treasurer. 

West  Church  Ladies'  Charitable  Fund — Mrs  Morren,  Treasurer. 


MIDDLE  OR  NEW  PARISH. 

Rev.  F.  Lockhart  Robertson — Chosen  by  the  Town  Council, 

Session,  and  Feuars.    « 

Robert  Campbell,  Session  Clerk. 
Missionary,  Walter  Gunn.    Female  Missionary, 


James  Thomson,  Precentor. — John  Gray,  Church  Officer, 


48 


BOUNDARIES. 

From  the  ■westmost  corner  of  Market  street,  along  the  policy 
boundary  line  to  Bogle  street,  taking  John  Gray's  stores  down 
Bogle  street,  west  side  thereof  to  Eue-end  street,  taking  south  side 
thereof  to  Cathcart  street,  running  down  said  street  to  shore,  along 
the  shore  to  foot  of  Low  Vennel,  up  low  and  high  parts  of  Vennel, 
taking  east  side  of  said  street  to  Cowgate  street,  up  east  side  there- 
of to  the  point  first  described. 

INSTITUTIONS  IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THIS  CONGREGATION. 

I.  Mission  premises.  Church  place — Divine  service  in  Mission 
hall  on  Sabbath  evenings  and  Thursday  evenings. 

II.  The  Middle  Parish  Congregational  Library — commenced  in 
1836,  and  consists  of  about  1000  volumes,  acquired  either  by  dona- 
tion or  purchased  by  occasional  collections.  Subscriptions  6d  per 
quarter.  Open  in  the  Session-house  on  Wednesday  evenings,  from 
8  tUl  9  o'clock. 

III.  The  Middle  Church  Female  Clothing  Society— For  afford- 
ing cheap  clothing  and  Christian  counsel  to  the  poor.  Treasurer, 
Mrs  M'llwraith;  Acting-Secretary,  Miss  M'lver.  Twelve  Lady 
Directors  and  twenty-five  Lady  Assistants  meet  every  alternate 
week. 

rV.  The  Sessional  Day  School  in  Ann  street. 

Y.  The  Middle  Parish  Sabbath  Evening  School — comprising 
about  200  children,  and  24  teachers. 

VI.  Sabbath  School  Teachers'  Association. 


EAST  PARISH. 


Rev.  James  Hutcheson — Chosen  by  the  Town  Council  and  Com- 
mittee of  Proprietors. 
John  Love,  Precentor  and  Session  Clerk — John  M'Walter,  Officer. 

BOUNDARIES. 

From  Shore  at  Eue-end  up  to  Cathcart  street,  taking  south  side 
thereof  to  Eue-end  street,  along  Eue-end  street  taking  east  side 
thereof  to  Bogle  street,  up  Bogle  street  taking  east  side  thereof, 
along  Eegent  street^aking  south  side  thereof  to  Lynedoch  street, 
up  Lynedoch  street  "king  south  side  thereof,  crossing  Drumfrochar 
road,  taking  in  Berry-yards  to  the  Boundary  line,  along  the 
Boundary  line  to  the  Parishes  of  Kilmalcolm  and  Port-Glasgow, 
down  Devol's  burn  to  the  shore,  along  the  shore  to  the  point  first 
described. 


49 


In  connection  with  this  Clmrch  there  is  a  Society  called  the 
Greenock  East  Parish  Society,  managed  hy  the  Minister  as  Presi- 
dent, a  Treasurer,  Secretary,  and  Twelve  Directors,  the  Funds  of 
which  are  devoted  to  Religious  objects.  Parochial  or  Congregational, 
and  are  apportioned  at  the  discretion  of  the  Directors  at  the  Annual 
Meeting.  The  Minister  has  a  Bible  Class  for  the  young  of  the 
congregation,  which  meets  on  Wednesday  evenings.  There  is  also 
a  Sabbath  School,  with  an  average  attendance  of  250  children,  con- 
ducted by  28  teachers  ;  and  a  Church  Library  open  every  Friday 
evening  from  7  till  8  o'clock. 

There  is  a  weekly  Prayer  Meeting  held  on  the  Wednesday  even- 
ings at  8  o'clock,  in  the  East  Parish  Church,  at  which  the  Minister 
delivers  a  lecture  on  a  passage  of  the  Scriptures. 


G^LIC  PAEISH  CHUECH— West  Burn  Street. 
Eev.  Eobert  M.  Macfarlane. 

Session  Clerk,  Allan  M'Kinnon.     Precentor,  Peter  M'Kenzie. 
Officer,  Duncan  M'CaU. 

There  is  a  Sabbath  School  Society,  composed  of  all  the  teachers. 
The  Sabbath  School  is  well  attended  by  upwards  of  200  children, 
conducted  by  32  teachers.  A  weekly  Prayer  Meeting  in  Gaelic  on 
Monday  evenings,  and  in  Enghsh  on  Wednesday  evenings.  A 
Bible  Class  for  young  men  and  women  taught  by  the  Minister  every 
Tuesday  evening  at  8  o'clock.  A  Young  Men's  Association,  for 
religious,  moral,  and  intellectual  improvement,  meets  every  Mon- 
day night,  at  half-past  7,  in  the  new  School-house  adjoining  the 
church— president,  Eev.  Mr  Macfarlane.  A  Ladies'  Association 
for  charitable  and  religious  purposes.  A  Congregational  Library 
of  nearly  300  volumes.  There  is  also  a  week-day  School  in  con- 
nection with  the  Church,  and  a  Temperance  Society. 


CAETSBUEN  CHUECH— Upper  Crescent  (East.) 

Eev.  James  Stewart,  A.M.— Chosen  by  the  Members  of  the  Church. 
Charles  Grey,  Plantation,  Session  Clerk. 
Alexander  Young,  Precentor. 
John  Lennox,  6  East  Blackball  Street,  Treasurer,  (to  whom,  or  to 
the  Church  Ofl&cer,  application  for  sittings  in  the  church 
should  be  made.) 
Alexander  Edmiston,  Smith's  Land,  Upper  Crescent,  Church  Officer. 
The  Sabbath   School   meets  at  half-past   5  o'clock  p.m.     The 
weekly   Congregational  Prayer  Meeting  is  held  in  the  Session- 
house  on  Wednesday  evenings  at  8  o'clock. 


50 


APPENDIX. 


FREE  CHUECH  MINISTERS  AND  CHURCHES. 


FREE  CHURCH  PRESBYTERY  OF  GREENOCK. 

Meets  on  the  last  Wednesday  of  ever  alternate  month,  in  the 
Preshytery  HaU  of  Free  Well  Park  Church. 


Places. 

Ministers.                Ordinations.   Post-Towna. 

Cumbraes, 

Alexander  Walker. 

1856 

Greenock. 

Erskine, 

R.  R.  CaldweU, 

1845 

Paisley. 

Fairlie, 

John  Gemmel,  A.M., 

1835 

Greenock. 

Gourock, 

William  Fraser, 

1850 

Greenock,  Middle, 

John  M'Farlan, 

1843 

Do.,  West, 

John  Nelson, 

1846 

Do.,  St  Andrews, 

John  James  Bonar, 

1835 

Do.,  Gaelic, 

John  Kennedy, 

1859 

>> 

Do.,  St  Thomas, 

William  Laughton, 

1839 

}y 

Do.,  Well  Park, 

James  Stark, 

1834 

Do.,  FiTiTiieston, 

Peter  Thomson, 

1858 

Inverkip, 

Peter  Douglas, 

1851 

,j 

Largs, 

D.  B.  Douie,  A.M., 

1831 

}j 

Port-Glasgow, 

Port-Glasgow- 

> 

James  Stark,  Presbytery 

Clerk. 

FREE  WEST  CHURCH— Arbgowan  Street. 

Rev.  John  Nelson — Chosen  by  the  Members  of  the  Church. 

Rev.  John  Macknight,  Missionary,  officiating  in  the  Mission 

Church,  Dalrymple  street. 

Adam  Black,  Precentor. 

Hugh  Walker,  Session  Clerk. 

Q.  L.  Anderson,  Clerk  to  Deacons'  Court. 

James  Welsh,  Treasurer  to  the  Congregation. 

John  Johnston,  Treasurer  for  the  Sustentation  Fund. 

J.  H.  Scott,  Librarian  and  Treasurer  for  Schoolmasters'  Fund. 

Matthew  Muir,  Church  Officer. 

ASSOCIATIONS. 

1.  Congregational  Prayer  Meeting  every  Wednesday  at  8  p.m. 

2.  Minister's  Bible  Class  for  Young  Men  on  Wednesdays  at  9 
p.m. — For  Young  Women  on  Thursdays  at  7  p.m. 

3.  There  are  four  Sabbath  Schools  ia  connection  with  the  con- 
gregation, taught  by  62  teachers,  and  with  an  average  attendance 
of  370  scholars. 


APPENDIX.  51 


4.  The  Mission  District  of  the  Congregation  is  the  Glebe  and 
neighbourhood.  Divine  service  is  conducted  in  the  Mission  Church,  . 
Dalrymple  street,  twice  on  Sabbath — and  Prayer  Meetings  are  held 
on  Thursdays  and  Saturdays  ;  and  there  is  a  Penny  Savings  Bank 
open  on  Saturday  evenings.  There  is  a  Week-day  District  School 
in  connection  with  the  Church,  supported  by  St  Thomas'  congre- 
gation. 

5.  Work  Society  conducted  by  a  Committee  of  Ladies  from  this 
and  St  Thomas'  congregation,  and  supported  by  members  of  other 
Churches,  to  give  work  to  poor  women  in  making  clothes,  which 
are  sold  at  the  Repository  in  Jamaica  street. 

6.  The  Library  contains  between  600  and  700  volumes.  Books 
are  given  out  on  Wednesday  evenings  at  7  o'clock. 

7.  The  Deacons'  Court  meets  on  the  first  Monday  of  each  month 
at  half- past  8  o'clock — and  the  Session  on  the  first  Monday  of  each 
alternate  month  at  half-past  7  o'clock. 

8.  Young  Men's  Literary  Association — meets  each  alternate 
Wednesday  evening  at  9  o'clock. 


MIDDLE  FREE  CHURCH— West  Burn  Street. 
Rev.  John  M'Farlan.     Chosen  by  the  Members  of  the  Church. 
George  Hyde,  Precentor.     Dugald  Smith,  Church  Of&cer. 
Andrew  M'Farlan,  Session  Clerk. 
John  M'Gill,  Clerk  to  Deacons'  Court. 
Alexander  Rodger,  Treasurer  to  Deacons'  Court. 
John  Douglas,  Treasurer  to  the  Sustentation  Fund. 
William  Park,  Treasurer  to  the  Foreign  Missions. 
Ivie  Scott,  Treasurer  to  the  Children's  Contributions  to  the  Schemes 
of  the  Free  Church. 
Renton  M'Ara,  Treasurer  to  the  District  Mission  and  School 
connected  therewith. 
James  M'Lean,  Treasurer  to  the  Congregational  Library. 
A  Prayer  Meeting  is  held  in  the  Church  every  Wednesday  even- 
ing at  8  o'clock ;  a  Bible  Class  on  Sabbath  evening,  conducted  by 
the  minister;  a  Sabbath  School  —  average  attendance  about  200 
children,  with  27  teachors — in  connection  with  which  is  a  Child- 
ren's Library ;  also   a  Work  Society  for  giving  sewing  to  poor 
members,  with  sale  of  work,  every  Friday  from  October  to  May, 
from  12  noon  till  2  p.m. 

This  Congregation  has  a  District  Mission,  with  a  Week  Day 
School  in  the  Broad  Close  Hall — attendance  120.  David  Gregor- 
son,  interim  teacher.  Robert  Patrick,  Supeiintendent  of  the  Sab- 
bath School ;  James  Montgomerie,  missionary — Sermons  in  the 
Broad  Close  Hall,  by  the  Missionary,  every  Sabbath  afternoon  at 
%.15  p.m.,  and  Evenings  at  7,  and  Prayer  Meetings  three  time  a- week 


52  APPENDIX. 


ST.  THOMAS'  FREE  CHURCH— Grey  Place. 

Rev.  Wm.  Laughton.     Chosen  loj  Male  Members  of  the  Church. 

John  Peden,  Precentor. — Robert  M'Laughlan,  Church  Officer. 

A.  Carmichael,  Treasurer  of  Deacons'  Court. 

Henry  M'Murtrie,  Session  Clerk,  and  Treasurer  to  Sustentation 


and  Missionary  Funds. 


FREE  G^LIC  CHURCH— Jamaica  Street. 
Rev.  John  Kennedy.     Chosen  by  the  Members  of  the  Church. 

John  Cameron,  Precentor. — Duncan  M'Eonlay,   Church   Officer 
liugh  Buie,  Session  Clerk. 
Matthew  Buchanan^  Treasurer  of  the  Deacons'  Court. 
James  Brown,  Clerk  of  Deacons'  Court. 
John  Bruce,  Treasurer  of  Sustentation  Fund. 
A  Prayer  Meeting  is  held  in  the  Hall  adjoining  the  Church  on 
Wednesday  evenings  at  7.30  p.m.,  in  Gaelic,  and   on  Thursday 
evenings,  at  Eight  o'clock,  in  English.     There  is  in  the  Church  a 
Sabbath  Evening  School,  attendance  about  140,  with  16  teachers; 
and  in  the  Hall  and  Session  House,  there  are  two  Bible  classes 
taught  by  two  of  the  Office-bearers.     There  is  also  a  Missionary 
School  in  Under  Crescent,  attendance  about  100.     Bible  Classes, 
taught  by  Mr  Kennedy,  meet  in  the  Hall  on  Monday  evenings  at 
8  o'clock. 

There  is  a  Library  in  connection  with  the  Church  open  to  the 
members  and  adherents. 


WELL  PARK  FREE  CHURCH— Lynedoch  Street. 

Rev.  James  Stark.     Chosen  by  Members  of  the  Church. 

John  Fullarton,  Precentor. — Alexander  Cooper,  Church  Officer. 

John  Cook,  Session  Clerk. 

James  H.  Henderson,  Clerk  to  Deacons'  Court. 

Malcom  Turner,  Treasurer  to  Deacons'  Court  and  Sustentation 

Fund. 

A  Prayer  Meeting  is  held    in  the   Church   every  Wednesday 

evening  at  8  o'clock.     There  is  in  the  Church  a  Sabbath  Evening 

School  and  a  Mission ;  Sabbath  Evening  School  in   Cartsdyke, 

imder  the  superintendence  of  the  Session — average  attendance 

about  300. 


APPENDIX.  53 

ST  ANDEEWS  FREE  CHURCH— West  Stewakt  Street. 
Eev.   John  Jas.  Bonar.     Chosen  by  Male  Members  of  the  Church- 
James  Muir,  Precentor — John  Galbraith,  Church  Officer, 
Charles  Mill,  Session  Clerk. 
John  M'Phail,  Clerk  to  Deacons'  Court. 
Eobert  Shankland,  Treasurer  to  Deacons'  Court  and  Sustentation 
Fund. 
John  Fleming,  Treasurer  to  Missionary  Association. 
John  Duncan,  Treasurer  to  Schoolmaster's  Fund. 
Missionary,  Rev.  James  Johnman. 

ASSOCIATIONS. 

1.  The  Session  and  Deacons'  Court,  meet  on  the  first  Monday  of 
each  ]\'Ionth  at  eight  o'clock. 

2.  The  Sabbath  School  Teachers  meet  on  the  first  Thursday  of 
the  Month  at  eight  o'clock. 

3.  The  District  Visitors  meet  on  the  first  Monday  of  each  Month 
at  two  o'clock  af+.ernoon. 

4.  The  Collectors  for  the  Sustentation  Fund  meet  on  the  first 
Wednesday  of  the  month,  after  the  Prayer  Meeting. 

5.  The  Collectors  for  the  Schoolmasters'  Sustentation  Fund  pay 
in  their  money  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  every  month. 

6.  The  Collectors  for  the  Missionary  Association  and  Foreign 
Missions  meet  quarterly — on  the  second  Thursday  of  March,  June, 
September,  and  December. 

CLASSES. 

1.  The  Minister  has  a  class  for  Young  People  in  the  Congrega- 
tion above  the  age  of  fourteen,  every  Sabbath  evening,  at  half- 
past  six  o'clock. 

2.  A  class  for  Young  People  under  fourteen  is  taught  by  one  of 
the  Elders  every  Sabbath  evening,  at  six  o'clock. 

3.  There  are  General  Sabbath  Classes  for  the  children  of  the 
Congregation  and  neighbourhood,  which  meet  every  Sabbath  in 
the  Church  and  Missionary  Chapel,  at  half-past  five. 

LIBRAPaES. 

1.  The  Congregational  Library,  consisting  of  nearly  1000  select 
and  useful  works,  is  open  every  Wednesday  evening  at  9  o'clock — 
Andrew  Symington,  Librarian. 

2.  There  is  a  Library  for  the  Minister's  Class,  amounting  to  up- 
wards of  500  vols — J.  M'Xeil,  Librarian. 

3.  The  General  Sabbath-school  Libraries  contain  upwards  of 
250  volumes,  and  are  free  to  all  the  children  attending  the  Sabbath 
classes — John  MThail,  Librarian. 


54 


APPENDIX. 


UNITED  PEESBYTERIAN  MINISTEES  AND  CHUECHES- 


UNITED   PEESBYTEEIAN   PEESBYTEEY  OF    PAISLEY 
AND  GEEENOCK. 

Meets  alternately  at  Paisley  and  Greenock. 


Places. 

Alexandria, 

Beith— 

Head  Street, 
MitcheU  Street, 

Bonhill, 

Dumbarton — 
KigiL  Street, 
Bridge-end, 

Dunoon, 

Gourock, 

Greenock — 
George  square, 
Nicliolson  street. 
Sir  Michael  street, 
Union  street, 

Helensburgh, 

Inveraray, 

Johnstone, 
First  Congregation, 
East, 

Kilbarchan, 

Kilmalcolm, 

Kilmaronock, 

Largs, 

Lochwinnoch, 

Paisley — 
Abbey  Close, 
Canal  street, 
George  street, 
Oakshaw  street, 
St.  James  street, 
Thread  street. 

Port- Glasgow, 

Eothesay, 


Ministers.         Ordinations.      Post  Towns. 

Johnstone, 

1863 

Glasgow. 

James  Martin, 

1843 

Beith. 

James  Meikle.  D.D., 

1812 

Smith, 

1863 

Glasgow. 

William  M.  Halley, 

1835 

WyviUe  S.  Thomson, 

1838 

j^ 

William  Turner, 

1834 

Greenock. 

George  Sandie, 

1853 

j> 

Sutherland  Sinclair, 

1830 

5) 

And.  M'Farlan,  D.D., 

1843 

1849 

j^ 

John  B.  Smith, 

1848 

David  Duff,  A.M., 

1856 

Glasgow. 

Gilbert  Meikle, 

1849 

Inverary. 

James  Inglis, 

1850 

Paisley. 

George  Brooks, 

1833 

jj 

George  Allison, 

1842 

,, 

James  E.  Fyfe, 

1860 

Port-  Glasgow. 

James  Dunlop, 

1852 

Glasgow. 

William  Steven, 

1830 

Greenock. 

James  Monteith, 

1843 

Paisley. 

Andrew  Henderson, 

1847 

George  C.  Hutton, 

1851 

jj 

John  Wilson, 

1858 

jj 

William  France, 

1833 

jj 

James  Brown, 

1859 

William  M'Dougall, 

1823 

j^ 

William  Lauder, 

1842 

Port-  Glasgow 

Samuel  M'Nab, 

1815 

Eothesay. 

P.  M'Farlane,  B.A., 

1845 

>3 

Clerk,  Eev.  J.  Inglis,  Johnstone. 


Appendix.  55 


UlSriTED  PEESBYTERIAN  CHURCH— Uniok  Street. 

Rev.  John  B.  Smith,  Pastor. — Chosen  by  Church  Memhers. 

James  Eraser,  Precentor — Robert  Mathieson,  Church  Officer. 

In  connection  with  this  Church  there  are  Weekly  Classes  taught 

by  the  Minister.     A  Sabbath  School,  with  26  teachers,  and  about 

180  scholars. 

A  Missionary  Association — Rev.  J.  B.  Smith,  President. 

J.  M'Pherson,  Treasurer.     Andrew  Morton,  Secretary. 

Town  Missionary,  John  Rae. 

A  "Week-day  Mission  School — Teachers,  J.  Bryan  and  Mrs  Bryan. 

Average   attendance,  boys,   about   100  ;   girls,    113.      A   Sabbath 

Evening  Mission   School,   conducted    by  William   Taylor,   with 


18  assistants.     Average  attendance  about  120, 


UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH— George  Square. 

Rev.  Sutherland  Sinclair,  Pastor. — Chosen  by  Church  Members. 

Arthur  Robertson,  Precentor — Robeft   Kennedy,  Church  Officer. 

INSTITUTIONS  IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THIS  CONGREGATION. 

Sabbath  School  taught  by  the  Minister,  assisted  by  upwards  of 
SO  teachers,  and  attended  by  above  300  scholars. 

Two  Maternal  Societies,  which  hold  monthly  meetings  on  Wed- 
nesdays and  Fridays. 

Missionary  Society  for  Home  and  Foreign  Missions. 

Juvenile  Missionary  Society  for  general  Missionary  purposes. 

Christian  Instruction  Society,  the  Members  of  which  visit  the 
houses  of  those  who  do  not  attend  any  church,  for  the  purpose  of 
iiistributing  religious  tracts,  reading  the  Scriptures,  and  holding 
meetings  for  prayer  and  explanation  of  the  Word  of  God. 

Juvenile  Total  Abstinence  Society,  consisting  of  children  con- 
nected with  the  Congregational  and  Sabbath  School. 

The  George  Square  Young  Men's  Mutual  Improvement  Society, 
meets  every  Monday  evening  at  9  o'clock. 

The  Minister's  Bible  Classes  meet  on  Monday  evenings  at  8 
o'clock. 

A  Congregational  Prayer  Meeting  every  Wednesday  evening  at 
8  o'clock. 

Congregational  Library,  consisting  of  upwards  of  300  volumes. 
The  Library  is  free  to  all  the  members  and  seat-holders  in  the 
congregation,  and  is  open  in  the  Session-house  every  Wednesday, 
night,  from  9  till  10. 

Sabbath  School  Library,  consisting  of  400  volumes,  from  which 
the  children  in  the  Sabbath  School  receive  books  weekly. 


56  APPENDIX. 


UNITED  PEESBYTERIAN  CHURCH— Sir  Michael  Street. 

,  Pastor — Chosen  by  Church  Members. 

,  Precentor.     George  M'Laggan,  Church  Officer. 

John  M'Laren,  Town  Missionary. 

In  connection  with  this  Church  are  the  following  Societies  : — 
Missionary  and  Educational  Association — the  Minister,  President ; 
three  Vice-Presidents ;  James  Carmichael,  Treasurer  ;  A.  M.  Hum- 
phreys, Secretary. 

Jxmior  Missionar)'-  Society  for  Eeligious  Purposes — the  Minister, 
President ;  James  Broadfoot  and  Alexander  Thomson,  Vice-Presi- 
dents ;  Walter  Stewart,  Treasurer  ;  Alex.  Borthwick,  Secretary. 

A  Congregational  Prayer  J^Ieeting,  held  every  Wednesday  even- 
ing at  8  o'clock. 

A  Congregational  Sabbath  Evening  School — average  attendance, 
upwards  of  200  ;  taught  by  teachers  appointed  from  the  congrega- 
tion, and  superintended  by  the  Minister. 

A  Missionary  is  employed  by  this  Congregation,  who  visits  the 
district  of  the  Town  adjoining  the  Church. 

Two  Ragged  Schools,  conducted  by  Members  of  the  Church — 
average  attendance  about  200  ;  and  a  Dorcas  Society  carried  on  by 
the  Ladies  of  the  Congregation. 

Congregational  Library,  containing  about  1100  volumes — the 
Minister,  President ;  J  ames  Morrison,  Treasurer ;  James  Kelso, 
Secretary  ;  Neil  M'Leod,  Librarian. 

A  Savings  Bank  open  every  Saturday  night  from  seven  to  nine 
o'clock,  in  the  Mission  premises  opposite  the  church.  The  deposits 
on  reaching  £1  are  either  paid  or  transferred  to  the  Greenock  Pro- 
vident Bank  in  the  party's  name.  Any  person  not  connected  with 
the  Church  is  at  liberty  to  join  the  bank. 


UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH— Nicholson  Street. 

Pastor,  Rev.  Andrew  M'Farlane,  D.D.     Chosen  by  Members  in 
full  Communion. 

Precentor,  Thomas  Shields.    ^  Session  Clerk,  Alexander  Fleming, 

Treasurer,  George  Allan.     Church-officer,  WiUiam  Morrison. 


57 


A  Prayer  Meeting  is  held  every  Wednesday  evening  at  eight 
o'clock,  and  a  Missionary  Praj^er  Meeting  once  a  month.  There  is 
a  Missionary  Association  for  Home,  Foreign  and  Continental 
Missions  ;  and  a  Juvenile  Missionary  Society  for  religious  purposes. 
In  connection  with  this  Church  there  is  a  Congregational  Sabhath 
jSchool;  a  Bible  Class  everj'-  Monday  evening  at  eight  o'clock ;  and 
an  advanced  Bible  Class  every  Sabbath  evening  at  seven  o'clock. 
Both  Bible  classes  are  taught  by  Dr  M'Farlane.  There  is  also  a 
Library  for  the  use  of  the  Sabbath  School.  A  Young  Men's  Mutual 
Improvement  Society  meets  every  Friday  evening  at  9  o'clock. 
There  is  also  a  Dorcas  Society — Mrs  Aitken,  President,  and  Mrs 
Allan,  Secretary. 


ST.  JOHN'S  EPISCOPAL  CHURCH— Union  Street. 

The  Eev.  Charles  Cole,  Incumbent — Chosen  by  the  Patron,  Sir 

Michael  Eobert  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart.,  M.P. 

Eev.  Alfred  Eyles  Davies,  Curate. 

Hugh  M'Gregor  and  Eobert  Thorne,  Church  Wardens. 

George  Bradley,  Beadle.    Organist,  George  Cowan.  ""l 

Daily  Morning  Service  at  10.30  a.m. — Evening  Service  at  7.30 

P.M. — Sunday  Services  at  11  a.m.,  and  6,30  p.m. 

In  connexion  with  the  above  Church,  and  under  the  inspection 
of  the  Incumbent,  are  Day  and  Sunday  Schools  for  youth  of  both 
sexes. 

TEACHERS. 

West  Day  School,  Miss  Davidson. 

East  Day  School,  J.  Armstrong. 

The  Choral  Society  meets  every  Wednesday  evening  at  8  o'clock. 

_ 

EEFOEMED  PEESBYTEEIAN  CHUECH, 

West  Stewart  Street. 

Eev.  Peter  Carmichael,  Pastor — Chosen  by  Members  in  fuU 

Communion. 

Precentor,  Peter  Davies.     Church  Officer,  Alex.  Laird. 

Session  Clerk,  Peter  M'Gregor.    Treasurer,  William  Wright. 

Secretary,  Alexander  Caldwell. 


58  APPENDIX. 


In  connection  with  this  Church  there  is  a  Class  for  the  religious 
instruction  of  the  children  of  the  congregation,  and  another  for 
adults — ^hoth  meeting  every  Wednesday  evening  and  conducted 
by  the  Pastor ;  to  these  Classes  a  Library  is  attached,  whence 
books  are  issued  on  the  same  evening.  There  is  a  Congregational 
Prayer  Meeting  held  monthly,  and  three  Fellowship  Societies 
held  weekly.  There  is  also  a  Sabbath  School  which  meets  at  half- 
past  five  o'clock,  and  an  Auxiliary  Eeformation  Association. 


WEST    SHAW    STREET    REFORMED     PRESBYTERIAN 
CHURCH. 

Eev.  David  Taylor,  Pastor — Chosen  by  Church  Members. 

James  Reid,  Precentor.     James  M'Crae,  Church  Ofl&cer. 

Wm.  Milligan,  Clerk  to  Session  and  Deacons'  Court. 

INSTITUTIONS  IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THIS  CONGREGATION. 

1.  The  Deacons'  Court  meets  on  the  first  Monday  and  the  Session 
on  the  second  Monday  of  each  month  at  eight  o'clock. 

2.  Congregational  Prayer  Meeting  every  Wednesday  at  eight 
o'clock. 

3.  Monthly  Prayer  Meeting  in  Cartsdyke,  on  first  Friday  of 
each  month  at  eight  o'clock. 

4.  Minister's  Bible  Class  during  Winter,  on  Thursday  at  eight 
o'clock, 

5.  Sabbath  School  Association — John  Denny,  Superintendent ; 
Wm.  Milligan,  Secretary ;  George  Lawrie,  Treasurer.  The  School 
opens  every  Sabbath  evening  at  half-past  five  o  clock,  and  numbers 
20  classes  with  a  full  staff"  of  teachers.  The  whole  are  presided 
over  by  the  Minister  and  Superintendent. 

6.  Missionary  Association—  Rev.  D.  Taylor,  President ;  Wm. 
Milligan,  Secretary;  John  Gardner,  Treasurer.  In  connection 
with  this  Association  there  are  District  Visitors,  Tract  Distributors, 
and  a  Dorcas  Society. 


EVANGELICAL  UNION  CHURCH— Sir  Michael  St. 

Rev.  Alexander  Davidson,  Pastor— Chosen  by  Church  Members. 
Robert  Mills,  Precentor— James  Sharp,  Church  Officer. 

INSTITUTIONS  IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THIS  CHURCH. 

L  Sabbath  School,  superintended  and  assisted  by  qualified 
Teachers,  Members  of  the  Church. 

2.  Sabbath  School  Library,  from  which  the  children  of  the 
Sabbath  School  receive  books  weekly. 


APPENDIX.  59 


3.  Tract  Society,  for  the  purpose  of  distributing  religious  tracts, 
reading  the  Scriptures,  and  holding  meetings  for  prayer  and  ex- 
planation of  the  Word  of  God. 

4.  A  Bible  Class  for  Adults,  conducted  by  the  Pastor,  meets  on 
Sabbath  evening. 

5.  A  weekly  meeting  for  Prayer  every  Wednesday  evening. 


CONGREGATIONAL  CHAPEL— George  SauAEB. 

Eev.  J.  M.  Jarvie,  Pastor. 

Organist,  J.  M.  Hutcheson.     Church  Officer,  John  Eae. 

Institutions  connected  with  this  Chapel : — A  Society  for  religi- 
ous purposes,  instituted  1837.  A  Young  Men's  Society  for  religious 
literary  improvement  meets  weekly.  A  Dorcas  Society  for  tho 
benefit  of  the  poor  connected  with  the  Church ;  and  also  Foreign 
Missionary  Stations.  A  Congregational  Sabbath  School,  average 
attendance,  60  ;  and  a  Bible  Class  for  Young  Men  on  Sunday 
evenings,  and  for  Young  Women  on  Friday  evenings.  Also,  a 
Mission  Station  in  connection  with  the  Church,  holds  its  meetings 
on  Sabbath,  in  the  old  Seamen's  Chapel,  Mid  Breast,  Missionary 
Sabbath  School,  average  attendance,  180.  Tract  distribution  and 
visitation  throughout  the  district,  and  public  preaching  every 
Sabbath  evening,  conducted  by  the  Minister  and  Members  of  the 
Church ;  and  on  the  evenings  of  Tuesday  and  Friday  a  Class  is 
held  for  Reading  and  Writing,  the  cluldren  being  instructed 
gratuitously. 


BAPTIST  CHAPEL— West  Burn  Street. 

Rev.  Thomas  Vasey,  Pastor. 

Charles  Doig,  Precentor. 

A  Prayer  Meeting  is  held  in  the  Vestry  every  Sabbath  morning 
at  10  o'clock,  and  a  weekly  Meeting  for  Prayer  within  the  Chapel 
on  Monday  evening  at  a  quarter  past  8  o'clock.  There  is  also  a 
weekly  service  in  the  Chapel  every  Wednesday  evening  at  8  o'clock. 
Meetings  for  religious  instructions  are  held  in  different  parts  of 
the  town  by  members  of  the  Church,  and  in  connection  with  these 
Religious  Tracts  are  distributed.  There  is  a  Sabbath  evening  Class 
for  the  young  conducted  in  the  Chapel  every  Sunday  by  members 
of  the  Church. 


A:pi>ENr>ix. 


BAPTIST  CHAPEL— Nelson  Street. 

Pastor,  Eev.  S.  Hawkes. 

Treasurer,  Thomas  M'Bay. 

Treasurer  of  Poors'  Fund,  Thomas  M'Bay. 

Church  Officer,  Alexander  Burns, 

There  is  in  connection  with  this  Church  a  Sahbath  School  con- 
ducted by  the  Members  of  the  Church.  A  Bible  Class  for  young 
men  and  young  women,  conducted  by  the  Pastor,  meets  at  7  o'clock 
on  Sabbath  evenings.  A  Dorcas  Society  for  clothing  the  children 
in  the  Sabbath  School,  and  others,  meets  during  the  winter  months. 
There  is  also  a  Prayer  Meeting  held  in  the  Chapel  on  Sabbath 
morning  at  10  o'clock.  A  Prayer  Meeting  every  Monday  evening 
at  8  o'clock,  and  Lecture  on  Wednesday  evenings  at  8  o'clock. 


WESLEYAN  METPIODIST  CHAPEL— 4  Ardgowan  Street. 

Rev.  Isaac  Gould,  Pastor — appointed  by  Conference. 

Thomas  Kelly,  Precentor — William  Burnett,  Officer. 

Lord's  Day  Worship  at  11  a.m.,  and  6.30  p.m. 

Meetings  for  Prayer  are  held  in  the  Chapel  on  Sabbath  morn- 
ings at  8  o'clock,  and  on  Monday  evenings  at  half -past  7  o'clock. 
A  sermon  is  preached  every  Wednesday  evening  at  half-past  7 
o'clock.  The  Sabbath  School  averaging  in  attendance  170  scholars, 
and  conducted  by  a  superintendent  and  26  teachers,  meets  from  2 
till  4  p.m.  A  School  Library,  and  a  Society  for  the  distribution  of 
Eeligious  Tracts,  and  branches  of  the  General  Wesleyan  Metho- 
dist Foreign  and  Home  Missionary  JSocieties  are  also  in  connection 
with  this  Chapel. 


SEAMEN'S  CHAPEL— East  Breast. 

Donald  Brotchie,  Chaplain. 

There  is  attached  to  this  Chapel  a  Sabbath  School — average 
attendance,  100. 

ROMAN  CATHOLIC  CHAPEL— Brougham  Street. 

Eev.  William  Gordon,  Pastor. 

Eev.  Charles  Eeid,  Assistant. 

John  Bradley,  Officer. 


APPENDIX.  61 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC  CHAPEL— 1  Eue-end  Street. 

Eev.  M.  Condon,  Pastor. 

Eev.  Joseph.  Small,  Assistant. 

Alexander  M'Kay.  Officer. 

Sabbath  and  Week-day  Schools  in  connection  with  both  Chapels. 


SCHOOLS  AND  TEACHERS. 

St  Andrew  Square  School — English  grammar,  composition  ; 
Latin,  writing,  arithmetic,  and  mathematics— John  Cook  and 
assistants. 

Female  School  of  Industry,  25  Sir  Michael  street — Miss  Clark* 
teacher. 

George  Square  Academy — Head  master,  Thomas  Henderson, 
with  assistants. 

Greenock  Charity  School,  Ann  street — Thomas  Kay,  teacher ; 
James  Johnstone,Miss  M'Eallop,  and  Miss  Lament,  assistants. 

Highlanders'  Academy,  Roxburgh  street — Commercial  and  Eng- 
lish departments — William  Bowie  and  assistants.  Infant :  moral 
training,  religious  instruction,  lessons  on  objects — Miss  Dickson 
and  assistants. 

Lynedoch  Street  Academy — English  reading,  gTammar,  history, 
geography,  writing,  arithmetic,  drawing,  mathematics,  Latin,  sew- 
ing, and  vocal  music — Duncan  M'Pherson,  with  assistants. 

Masons'  HaU.  School,  17  Charles  street — English  grammar,  geo- 
graphy, arithmetic,  writing,  history,  composition,  and  Scriptural 
knowledge— H.  M'K.  Melville. 

Middle  Parish  School,  11  Ann  street — English  reading,  book- 
keeping, &c. — Thomas  Young. 

Roman  Catholic  Female  School,  18  East  Shaw  street — General 
branches  of  education— Miss  McDonnell. 

Roman  Catholic  School,  Harvie  lane— General  branches  of  edu- 
cation— James  Glacken. 

St  Lawrence  Roman  Catholic  School,  10  Stanners  street — Eng- 
glish  reading,  writing,  arithmetic,  grammar,  geography,  mensura- 
tion, algebra,  and  geometry — John  Deery. 

Episcopal  School  (East),  Under  Crescent — English  grammar, 
geography  and  writing— James  Armstrong 

St  John's  Episcopal  School  (West),  Union  street — Miss  Davison, 
teacher. 


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Belmont  Academy,  9  Jamaica  street — English  reading,  gram- 
mar, and  geography— P.  Murray;  Latin  and  Greek — J.  Paton^ 
B.A. ;  writing,  arithmetic,  mathematics,  and  hook-keeping — Mr 
Moody;  French  and  German — Rev.  Jules  Eissen,  B.A. ;  piano, 
sewing  (plain  and  ornamental) — Miss  Cooke,  governess. 

English  reading,  writing,  arithmetic,  geography,  grammar, 
and  sewing— Miss  Stewart,  9  Nicholson  street 

English  reading,  writing,  arithmetic,  geography,  grammar, 
mathematics,  algebra,  Latin,  &c. — J.  Macdonald,  8  Broad  close. 

English  reading,  writing,  arithmetic,  hook-keeping,  grammar, 
geography,  French,  and  the  elements  of  Latin— James  Slater,  10 
Tobago  street 

Smiths  Lane  Mission  School — English  reading,  grammar,  geo- 
graphy, history,  writing,  arithmetic,  and  sewing — J.  Bryan  and 
Mrs  Bryan. 

English  reading,  writing,  grammar,  and  geography — James 
Milne,  39  West  Burn  street. 

Physical  Education — Dancing  and  calisthenics — James  S.  Wal- 
lace, Assembly  Rooms.  Session  commences  in  the  beginning  of 
January. 

Six  Michael  Street  Academy— English  reading,  grammar,  com- 
position, history,  geography,  writing,  arithmetic,  book-keeping, 
mathematics,  Latin,  Greek,  drawing,  and  sewing — Gordon  Simp- 
son.    Assistants,  Robert  Beveridge,  and  Miss  Langwill. 

Kilblain  Academy — Rector,  Robert  Buchanan,  LL.D. — Masters 
— English  and  classical  department — Alexander  M'Kenzie,  B.A., 
Neil  N.  Maclean,  M.A.,  Daniel  Tennant,  B.A.  ;  French— J.  B, 
Stephens  ;  German — Dr  Buchanan  ;  Mathematical  department — 
Dr  Buchanan,  James  Slater,  jun.,  B.A. ;  Dancing — Mons.  L. 
Veughs  ;  Gymnastics — C.  S.  Long  ;  Music — W.  C.  Galloway  and 
Miss  Allan ;  Singing — Mr  W.  P.  Cross  ;  Lady  Superintendent — 
Miss  Potter. 

Board  of  Trade  Navigation  School,  Town  Hall  Buildings — 
Theory  and  practice  of  navigation  and  nautical  astronomy,  ma- 
thematics, theoretical  and  practical ;  theoretical  and  applied  me- 
chanics; steam  engine,  natural  philosophy,  &c. — Thomas  Cran- 
gton. 

English  Reading  and  Sewing — Miss  Wallace,  2  East  Blackball 
street. 

Greenock  Academy,  Nelson  Street,  west— Rector,  Archibald. 
Montgomerie. 


APPENDIX. 


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1st  RENFEEWSHIEE  EIFLE  YOLUNTEEE  COEPS, 
GEEEKOCK. 

STAFF  OF  THE  BATTALION. 

LIEUTENANT-COLONEL. 

Bate  of  Commission. 
Sir  Michael  Eolbert  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart.,  M.P.,  1st  August,  1860. 

MAJOR. 

David  Macduff  Latham,        ....         17th  March,  1860. 

ADJUTANT. 

George  B.  Godbold,   .....    1st  Sept.,  1860. 

CAPTAINS. 

Francis  Eohertson  Eeid,       ....  10th  Sept.,  1859. 

Duncan  Ferguson  Dempster,        .         .         .  24th  Jan.,  1860. 

James  Miller,  jr., 6th  Feb.,  1680. 

Stewart  NeiU, 17th  March,  1860. 

LIEUTENANTS. 

William  Eoss. 24th  Jan.,  1860. 

Duncan  Macintyre,      .....  6th  Feb.,  1860. 

Jlugh  Speirs, 17th  March,  1860. 

John  Clapperton, 12th  Nov.,'  1861. 

ENSIGNS. 

Patrick  Macnaughtan  Black,        .         .         .         20th  Jan.,  1860. 
William  M'llwraith,    .....         7th  July.  1860. 
WilUam  Orr  Leitch,     .         ,         .         .         .         3d  July,  1861. 
Hugh  Boyd  Crawford,  ....         12th  Nov.,  1861. 

Surgeon— W'Aliam  Johnstone  Marshall,  M.D.,  17th  March,  1860. 
Honorary  Treasurer,  .  .  Peter  Ballingall,  Bank  of  Scotland. 
Honorary  Secretary,     .        .  Eobert  Neill,  16  William  street. 

Orderly  Eooms — New  Drill  Hall,  Academy  Ground. 


HIGHLAND  EIFLE  YOLUNTEEE. 

Being  the  lOtIi  and  11th  Corj^s  of  the  County  of  Renfrew. 


1st  CORPS. 

James  Johnstone  Grieve — Captain, 
John  Eennie — Lieutenant,   . 
JohnKincaid — Ensign, 

2d  CORPS. 
Colin  Campbell — Captain 
Thomas  Ballantine— Lieutenant, 
John  Erskine — Ensign, 


3d  Feb.,  1860. 
1st  August  1860. 
1st  August,  1860. 

3d  Feb.,  1860. 
3d  Feb.,  1860. 
23d  June,  1860. 


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EENFEEWSHIEE  AETILLEEY  VOLUNTEEE  COEPS. 

1st  company. 
John  Scott — Captain, 3d  Feb.,  1860. 


28th  July,  1860, 


Eobert  Sinclair  Scott — Lieutenant, 
Eohert  M 'Bride — 2d  Lieutenant, 

2d  company. 
Hugh  Cuthbert — Captain, 
James  Eeid,  jun. — Lieutenant, 

3d  company. 
John  Duff — Captain,       .... 
John  Neill,  jun. — Lieutenant, 
Honorary  Assistant  Surgeon,  James  F.  Paton,  M.D.,  1st  Jan.,  1861. 
Honorary  Secretary,      .        Eobert  Blair,  jun.,  William  street. 


20th  Jan.,  1860. 
28th  May,  1861. 

20th  Jan.,  1860. 


SOCIETIES 


EELiaiOUS. 

Greenock  United  Bible  Society  and  Association — Instituted  1842 
— William  Martin,  president ;  Eev.  Dr  M'CuUoch,  James  Duff  and 
James  Morton,  vice-presidents  ;  Eev.  J.  J.  Bonar  and  Hugh  Buie, 
secretaries  ;  James  Simpson,  treasurer  ;  James  M'Kelvie,  stationer, 
depository  ;  with  a  committee  of  26  members. 

Greenock  Town  Missionary  Society. — Eev.  J.  B.  Smith,  presi" 
dent ;  D.  Paterson,  treasurer  ;  William  Hastie,  secretary.  This 
society  is  supported  wholly  by  the  evangelical  dissenting  churches, 
and  has  been  productive  of  much  good,  especially  through  the 
poorer  districts  of  the  town,  by  the  labours  of  the  society's  mission- 
aries. 

Greenock  Seamen's  Friend  Society— Instituted  1820. — William 
Martin,  president ;  Andrew  Carmichael,  treasurer ;  John  M'llvain, 
secretary ;  James  Gardner,  assistant-secretary  ;  D.  Brotchie,  chap- 
lain ;  with  forty-eight  directors.  Walter  Sinclair,  officer.  This 
society  has  for  its  object  the  pi'omotion,  as  far  as  possible,  of  the 
temporal  and  spiritual  interests  of  seamen  trading  to  or  connected 
with  the  port,  by  furnishing  them  with  bibles  and  religious  tracts, 
by  establishing  and  encouraging  prayer  meetings  on  board  ships 
in  the  harbours,  by  soliciting  clergymen  to  preach  occasionally  on 
shipboard  and  in  places  of  worship  on  shore,  and  by  supporting  a 
chaplain,  who  preaches  the  Gospel  regularly  every  Sabbath,  and 
on  Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday  evenings  in  the  Seamen's 
Chapel,  at  Sailor's  Home,  Dock  breast. 


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Sailors'  Home,Dock  Breast — Instituted  1852. — Having  acconmio- 
dation  for  80  seamen,  with,  every  convenience  and  comfort.  John 
Duncan,  superintendant.  Committee  of  management : — The  Pro- 
vost of  Greenock,  the  Chairman  of  Harbour  Committee,  the  Col- 
lector of  Customs,  and  the  Shipping  Master,  with  the  President, 
Treasurer,  Secretary,  Chaplain,  and  Seven  Members  of  the  Sea- 
men's Friend  Society. 

Greenock  Young  Men's  Christian  Association — Instituted  1839. 
— Jiooms-,  City  of  Glasgow  Bank  buildings— John  Hunter,  presi- 
dent ;  John  M'Onie,  vice  president ;  Charles  Duncan,  correspond- 
ing secretary ;  James  Auld,  reading-room  secretary ;  Daniel 
Weir  and  John  M'Neill,  secretaries ;  Samuel  Duncan,  treasurer ; 
James  Black,  librarian.  This  Society  has  for  its  object  the  re- 
ligious, moral,  and  intellectual  improvement  of  young  men.  It  is 
divided  into  ten  separate  branches,  which  meet  at  the  following- 
places  every  Friday  evening,  at  a  quarter  to  nine  o'clock,  for  re- 
ligious exercises,  viz. : — Branch  No.  1,  WeU-park  Free  Church 
Session-house  ;  2,  Free  Middle  Church  do. ;  3,  Nicholson  street 
U.P.  Church  do.  ;  4,  Free  Gselic  Church  do. ;  5,  East  Parish 
Church  do.  ;  6,  Sir  Michael  street  U.P.  Church  do. ;  7,  St  Andrew's 
Free  Church  do. ;  8,  West  Shaw  street  R.P.  Church  do. ;  9,  Union 
street  U.P.  Church  do. ;  10,  Gaelic  Parish  Church  do.  Besides 
these  meetings,  at  which  essays  are  read,  questions  of  the  Shorter 
Catechism  considered,  and  business  transacted,  two  meetings  ex- 
clusively for  devotional  exercises,  are  held  every  Sabbath  morning, 
at  a  quarter,  past  8  o'clock,  the  one  in  the  Session-house  of  Well- 
park  Church,  and  the  other  in  that  of  the  Free  Middle  Church. 
Young  men  of  good  moral  character  are  admitted  as  members,  on 
expressing  their  belief  in  the  Shorter  Catechism  as  an  epitome  of 
Scriptural  truths.  There  is  a  library  for  the  use  of  the  members. 
Tract  distribution  and  other  schemes  of  usefulness  are  engaged  in 
by  the  association.  A  reading-room  is  also  carried  on  tinder  its 
auspices,  at  the  above  address,  which  is  open  to  the  public  at  the 
following  rates  of  subscription,  viz.  : — Annual  (with  ticket  admit- 
ting to  the  association's  annual  course  of  lectures),  6s. ;  Annual 
(without  such  ticket),  5s  ;  half  yearly,  3s  ;  quarterly,  Is  6d ;  ap- 
prentices, annually,  2s  6d  ;   honorary  subscribers,  10s  6d. 


BENEVOLENT. 


Greenock  Female  Benevolent  Society. — Instituted  1811,  for  the 
benefit  of  aged  females  of  good  moral  character,  supported  by 
voluntary  subscriptions.  Lady  Octavia  Shaw  Stewart,  patroness  ; 
Jilrs  Colin  Lament,  president ;  Mrs  D,  Macdonald,  treasurer  j  Miss 

/2 


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Buchanan,  secretary;  Eev.  William  Laugliton,  chaplain;  32 
stiperintendants  ;  32  visitors  ;  and  19  collectors.  The  committee 
meet  on  the  second  Monday  of  every  month,  in  the  hall  connected 
with  the  United  Preshyterian  Church,  Nicholson  street,  and  a 
general  meeting  is  held  once  a  year,  in  January,  in  the  School  of 
Industry,  for  the  election  of  a  committee  of  management  for  the 
coming  year,  as  also  for  the  purpose  of  being  informed  of  the  past 
year's  transactions. 

House  of  Eefuge  or  Shelter  for  Females,  Ingleston — Instituted 
1854 — Duncan  Darroch,  Gourock  House,  president ;  Mrs  James  J. 
Grieve,  Thorndean,  vice-president ;  John  Johnstone,  National 
Bank,  treasurer ;  Eev.  J.  M.  Jarvie,  and  Mrs  Wm,  Steele,  joint- 
secretaries  ;  Eev.  Dr.  M'CuUoch,  chaplain  ;  Miss  Lauder,  matron. 
The  object  of  this  institution  is  to  afford  shelter  to  destitute  females, 
training  them  for  the  duties  of  the  household,  and  to  assist  in  get- 
ting them  into  service  with  respectable  families. 


EDUCATIONAL. 


OEEENOOK   ACADEMY. 

DIRECTORS. 

Provost  Grieve,  ^ 

Bailie  M'llwraith,  1 

Treasurer  Kincaid,  v    Directors  from  the  Town  Council. 

Councillor  Fleming,  i 

Councillor  James  Morton,  / 

ex-officio,  Sheriff  Tennent, 

Eev.  William  Laughton,  \ 

Eev.  "Dr  M'CuUoch,  j 

William  M'Clure,  }      Directors  from  the  Subscribers. 

Thomas  0.  Hunter,  \ 

John  C.  Hunter,  / 

James  Welsh,  treasurer — Geo.  Williamson,  secretary. 

Greenock  Eagged  School  Association — School  buildings,  with 
teacher's  house  attached,  Wellington  and  Captain  streets.  Presi- 
dent, Sir  M.  E.  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart.,  M.P.  ;  vice-president,  Patrick 
Fraser,  Esq.,  Sheriff  of  Eenfrewshire ;  chairman  of  acting  com- 
mittee,  ;  treasurer,  John  C.  Hunter ;  secretary,  Claud 

Marshall.     It  is  the  object  of  this  Association  to  reclaim  the  ne- 
glected and  destitute  children  of  Greenock,  by  affording  them  the 


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benefit  of  a  good  common  and  Christian  education,  and  by  training 
them  to  habits  of  regular  industry,  so  as  to  enable  them  to  earn  an 
honest  livelihood,  and  fit  them  for  the  duties  of  life.  The  plan  up- 
on which  the  schools  are  conducted  is  as  follows,  viz.  : — The  child- 
ren receive  an  allowance  of  food  for  their  daily  support ;  are  in- 
structed in  reading,  writing,  arithmetic  ;  trained  in  habits  of  in- 
dustry by  employing  them  daily  in  such  sorts  of  work  as  are  suited 
to  their  years ;  and  taught  the  truths  of  the  Gospel,  making  the 
Holy  Scriptures  the  ground  work  of  instruction ;  and  on  Sunday 
the  children  receive  food  as  on  other  days,  and  suitable  religious 
instruction. 

Greenock  Gaelic  School  Society  —  instituted  1820 — William 
Martin,  president;  Robert  Blair,  vice-president;  Matthew  Bu- 
chanan, treasurer  and  secretary.  Committee  :  Hugh  Buie,  Hugh 
M'Arthur,  James  Gardner,  Charles  Mill,  and  Andrew  M'Farlan ; 
with  a  committee  of  ladies. 

Higlilanders'  Academy,  Eoxburgh  street— erected  1836 — Alex. 
Murray  Dunlop,  Esq.,  M.P.,  president;  the  Provost  of  Greenock, 
Robert  Wright,  James  Carmichael,  and  James  Kelso,  vice-presi- 
dents ;  Robert  Blair  and  W.  Milligan,  treasurers  ;  with  a  commit- 
tee of  27  members.  William  Bowie,  English  master  ;  Miss  Dick- 
son, Infant  School  teacher.  The  object  of  the  institution  is  to 
give  a  good  English  and  commercial  education  to  the  children  of 
respectable  tradesmen  at  a  moderate  charge. 


MENTAL  AND  PHYSICAL. 

The  Watt  Club— instituted  1813 — Alexander  Mackenzie,  presi- 
dent ;  Archibald  Denniston,  secretary  and  treasurer. 

Greenock  Book  Club— instituted  1849 — For  the  purchase  of  new 
books  in  general  literature,  which  are  sold  annually  by  public  auc- 
tion. Single  annual  subscription,  £1  Is  ;  family  subscription,  £2 
2s.     Treasurer  and  secretary,  Robert  A.  Baird,  bookseller. 

The  Greenock  Young  Men's  Literary  Association — instituted 
1861— President,  William  Lament;  secretary,  William  Low; 
treasurer,  James  Auld.  This  association  has  for  its  object  the 
moral  and  intellectual  improvement  of  its  members ;  and  meets 
every  Thursday  evening  in  the  East  Parish  session-house,  for  the 
hearing  of  debates,  essays,  readings,  &c.,  on  literary,  political,  or 
scientific  subjects — discussions  on  religious  doctrines  being  entirely 
avoided.    The  sessioa  opens  on  the  first  Thursday  of  September, 


APPENDIX. 


Greenock  Grocers'  Association — instituted  1857 — John  Cameron, 
president;  Alex.  Drummond,  vice-president;  Alex.  Borthwick, 
secretary  and  treasurer.  This  association  is  composed  of  young 
men  connected  with  the  grocery  trade,  and  has  for  its  objects  the 
promotion  of  acquaintance  and  friendship  amongst  its  members, 
their  mental  and  moral  improvement,  and  the  shortening  and  regu- 
lating the  hours  of  labour.  Ordinary  meetings  are  held  generally 
once  a  month.  All  young  men  connected  with  the  trade  are  earn- 
estly invited  to  become  members. 

Greenock  Burns'  Club— instituted  1804 — Colin  M'Millan,  pre- 
sident ;  John  Cole,  vice-president ;  Archibald  Sinclair,  treasurer ; 
John  Douglas,  secretary. 

Ardgowan  Club — For  Bowling,  Curling,  and  Quoiting — Sir  M. 
K.  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart.,  patron;  James  Morton,  president ;  Thos. 
Stark,  treasurer  ;  Alex.  Rodger,  secretary. 

Wellington  Park  Bowling  Club — Patron — Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stew- 
art, Bart.,  M.P. ;  donors.  Sir  M.  R.  S.  Stewart,  M.P, ;  A.  Murray 
Dunlop,  Esq.,  M. P.— honorary  members,  John  Gray,  Esq.,  and 
Hew  Mill  wraith,  Esq. ;  John  D.  Hogg,  president;  Archibald  Leckie, 
treasurer;  James  Milne,  secretary. 

Grosvenor  Bowling  Club — Patron,  Michael  Hugh  Shaw  Steward » 
yr.,  of  Ardgowan;  Honorary  members — Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stewart? 
Bart..  M.Po,  for  the  County,  the  Provost  of  Greenock,  John  Gray> 
Esq  ;  J  ohn  A.  M'Earlane,  president ;  William  Crawford,  treasurer ; 
John  Hunter,  secretary,  with  six  of  a  committee  of  management. 

Greenock  Cricket  Club — instituted  1863 — John  Steven,  captain; 
John  Lang,  jun. ,  secretary;  .John  Steven,  treasurer,  with  a  com- 
mittee of  six.  The  club  will  continue  to  practice  in  Wellington 
Park  during  the  present  session,  but  before  the  beginning  of  ano- 
ther year  they  anticipate  being  in  possession  of  such  suitable  ground 
as  shall  enable  them  to  carry  out  the  original  object  o±  the  club, 
viz.,  the  establishing  of  a  permanent  cricketing  institution  in 
Greenock,     xill  are  invited  to  join. 


TEMPEEANCE. 


Greenock  Total  Abstinence  Society — Honorary  Directors,  Rev. 
S.  Sinclair ;  Rev.  R.  M.  Macfarlane ;  E.  T.  Dowie,  M.D.  ;  Rev. 
David  Taylor  ;  Rev.  Alexander  Davidson  ;  Archibald  M^Kenzie, 
Esq.  ;  Robert  Little,  Esq.  ;  Graham  Brymner,  Esq.  Captain  D. 
Brotchie,  president ;  Peter  Cram,  Neil  M'Leod,  J.  McAllister,  and 
Walter  Gunn,  vice-presidents ;  Stephen  Yuill,  treasurer ;  Thomas 


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M'Lelland,  secretary ;  J.  Lang  corresponding  secretary ;  Mr 
Fletcher,  registrar,  with  a  committee  of  14;  Alexander  Burns,  officer. 
The  Society  meets  every  Monday  evening  in  the  Mid  Parish  Mission- 
house  (in  the  meantime),  and  the  committee  meets  every  Tuesday 
evening  in  the  Police  Hall,  for  transacting  business.  It  is  pro- 
posed to  build  a  new  Temperance  Hall  in  Greenock,  in  connection 
with  the  efforts  of  this  society. 

Greenock  Working  Men's  Total  Abstinence  Society. — William 
Arrol,  president ;  G.  W.  Ellard,  vice-president ;  James  Edwards, 
treasurer  ;  Alexander  Thompson,  secretary.  Meets  in  the  Free 
St  Andrew's  mission  house,  5  Sir  Michael  street. 

Cartsdyke  Working  Men's  Total  Abstinence  Society. — Instituted 
December,  1850 — James  Stewart,  president ;  Thomas  Kay  and 
John  M'Lachlan,  vice-presidents  ;  David  Taylor,  treasurer  ;  John 
M'Leod  and  Thomas  M'Intyre,  registration  secretaries;  David 
Moffat,  corresponding  secretary  ;  with  a  committee  of  fourteen. 
Meetings  are  held  in  the  school-room,  St  Andrew  square,  during 
winter,  every  Monday  evening  ;  during  summer,  in  the  open  air, 
at  Victoria  Harbour.  Meetings  are  held  at  an  early  hour  in  the 
same  place  for  Juveniles  or  Band  of  Hope,  conducted  by  Mr  D. 
Moffat. 


MUSICAL. 


Greenock  Choral  Society. — Sir  M.  E.  Shaw  Stewart,  Baronet, 
M.P.,  president;  Dr Marshall,  vice-president ;  B.  Noble,  secretary  ; 
William  Ross,  librarian  ;  John  Ritchie,  treasurer  ;  J.  M.  Hutche- 
son,  conductor.  Meets  for  the  practice  of  choral  music,  both  sa- 
cred and  secular,  in  the  Baptist  Chapel,  Nelson  street,  on  Thursday 
evenings. 

Greenock  Musical  Union. — Provost  Grieve,  president ;  J.  M« 
Hutcheson,  vice-president ;  James  Dick,  treasurer ;  William 
Wright,  secretary ;  G.  T.  Poulter  and  W.  Paterson  Cross,  con- 
ductors. Meets  for  separate  part  practice,  on  Tuesday  and  Fri- 
day evenings,  in  the  Highlanders' Academy.  Full  monthly  re- 
hearsals in  the  Town  Hall. 


HORTICULTUEAL. 


Royal  West  Renfrewshire  Horticultural  Society. — His  Royal 
Highness  Albert  Edward  Prince  of  Wales,  patron ;  Sir  M.  R.  Shaw 
Stewart,  Baronet,  M.P.,  president ;  D.  M.  Latham  and  James 
Carmichael,  vice-president ;  John  Barr,  treasurer ;  James  Smith, 
secretary.  Meets  for  competition  on  or  about  the  9th  July  a.nd 
2d  September. 


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AGEICULTUEAL. 


Lower  Ward  of  Eenfrewshire  Agricultural  Society — establislied 
1849 — Annual  exhibition  of  live  stock  and  dairy  produce  in  June. 
Sir  Michael  Robert  Shaw  Stewart,  of  Ardgowan  and  Blackball, 
Bart.,  patron;  Major  Duncan  Darroch,  of  Grourock  and  Drums, 
president ;  William  Eoss,  Bankfoot,  vice-president ;  James  Laird, 
Berry-yards,  treasurer ;  Peter  Warden,  Murdieston,  secretary. 


BENEFIT.  AND  FEIENDLY. 

Clyde  Shipmasters''  Provident  Association — instituted  1842 — - 
James  J.  Grieve,  president;  T.  0.  Hunter,  vice-president;  John 
Cunningham,  treasurer  and  secretary  ;  Kenneth  M'Caskill,  jun.. 
Assistant  secretary ;  with  a  committee  of  12  members.  A.  Leisk, 
officer. 

Carpenters'  Benevolent  Society. — Peter  Crawford,  preses  ;  Daniel 
Duncan,  treasurer  ;  Peter  Crawford,  secretary  ;  Archd.  Dunlop 
Stewart,  M.C.,  surgeon. 

Scottish  Legal  Burial  and  Loan  Society — James  Hogg,  agent, 
14  Inverkip  street ;  Archibald  Dunlop  Stewart,  M.C.,  medical  re- 
feree. 

Greenock  Master  Wrights'  Society — instituted  1831 — Danie^ 
Anderson,  deacon ;  Andrew  Crawford,  treasurer ;  John  Anderson? 
acting  secretary  ;  James  Eougvie,  officer. 

Greenock  Master  Coopers'  Friendly  Society — instituted  1844 — 
Eobert  Baxter,  deacon ;  John  M'Lean,  treasurer ;  Alex.  Tough, 
senior  key-keeper  ;  Joseph  Pennel,  junior  do. ;  James  M'Lean, 
Eobert  Tliorne,  and  John  Darroch,  directors  ;  Joseph  Macfie  and 
James  Watt  M'Gregor,  auditors  ;  Archibald  Langwill,  secretary. 

Greenock  and  Inverkip  Farmer  and  Agricultural  Friendly  So- 
ciety.   ,  preses  ;  Eobert  Warden,  treasurer ;  Wm.  Eitchie 

and  James  Mathie,  ke5''-keepers ;  William  Hair,  James  Shearer, 
John  Barclay,  James  Simpson,  and  Donald  M'Lellan,  managers  ; 
A.  Langwill,  secretary. 

Greenock  Shipwrights'  Provident  Union  Society,  instituted  1824 
— Alexander  M'Donald,  president ;  John  M'lver,  treasurer  ;  Dug- 

ald  Crawford,  secretary ;   Archd.  Dunlop  Stewart,  surgeon  ; 

M'Donald,  superintendent.  General  meetings  on  the  second  Wed- 
nesday of  January,  May,  and  September.  Committee  meetings  on 
the  first  Thursday  of  each  month,  and  sub-committee  meets  every 
Saturday  evening  at  half-past  7  o'clock,  in  the  committee  rooms. 
Town  buildings,  1  East  Quay  lane. 


APPENDIX.  71 


Greenock  Friendly  Funeral  Society— instituted  1824 — A-Cowan, 
preses ;  John  Quin,  treasurer ;  David  Cunningham,  secretary ; 
Alexander  Cruden,  officer.  Quarterly  meetings  are  held  on  the  3d 
Thursday  of  January,  April,  July,  and  October.  Entry-money, 
6s.  This  society  has  for  its  object  the  assistance  of  relatives  of  de- 
ceased members,  and  the  payment  of  all  funeral  expenses. 

Greenock  Trades'  Funeral  Society — Alexander  M'Connachie, 
preses ;  James  Ralston,  treasurer ;  Thomas  Smith,  clerk ;  John 
Somerville,  ofl&cer. 

Greenock  Journeymen  Tailors'  Friendly  Society — instituted 
June,  1822 — Alexander  Gibb,  preses  ;  William  Cunningham  and 
John  Easdon,  stewards  ;  James  Allison,  secretary  ;  Archibald  Dun- 
lop  Stewart,  M.C.,  surgeon.     House  of  call,  16  Market  street. 

Greenock  Trades'  Friendly  Society — instituted  1834 — William 
Douglas,  preses ;  James  Eobinson,  treasurer ;  Dugald  Crawford, 
clerk  ;  David  Gray,  officer.  Meets  in  Borland's  Temperance  hotel, 
Cathcart  street,  every  second  Tuesday  of  the  month. 

Greenock  Weavers'  Society — instituted  1745 — John  Foster, 
preses ;  Archibald  Clark,  and  James  Jamieson,  key  keepers  ;  John 
Macdougall,  clerk. 

Greenock  Funeral  Association — instituted  26th  Oct.,  1827 — John 
Love,  preses ;  Daniel  M'Gregor,  treasurer ;  James  Milne,  sen., 
clerk  ;  John  M'Farlane,  officer  and  mort-cloth  keeper.  Meets  in 
the  Mechanics'  Hall  on  the  second  Tuesday  of  May  and  November. 

Greenock  Shoemakers'  Friendly  Society — instituted  8th  Augusts 
1842 — James  Milne,  sen.,  preses  ;  John  Bowman,  treasurer.  There 
are  six  of  a  Committee,  and  the  Town  is  divided  into  six  districts. 
Meets  in  the  Mechanics'  Hall  on  the  second  Monday  of  December, 
March,  June,  and  September. 

Greenock  Joiners'  Friendly  Society — instituted  July  24th,  1854 
— Lewis  M'Gregor,  president ;  William  Chalmers,  treasurer ;  Wm. 
Borthwick,  secretary.  The  Committee  meet  in  the  Mechanics' 
Institution  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  every  month. 

Greenock  Mechanics'  Friendly  Society — instituted  25th  Octobers 
1852 — James  M'lSTeill,  president;  James  Eobertson,  treasurer;  Alex. 
Sutherland,  secretary.  Meets  in  the  Cartsdyke  Mechanics'  Li- 
brary every  fourth  Monday. 


72  APPENDIX. 


Greenock  Royal  St  Crispin  Lodge.  No.  17 — instituted  1862 — 
E.M.G.  William  Edgar;  D.E.M.G.  Archibald  Tyre;  G.M.  John 
Samson ;  S.H.  David  Henderson  _;  C.R.  Thomas  Laird  ;  B.P.  Peter 
M'Kenzie  ;  S.H.  supporters,  William  Leggart  and  Robert  Calder  ; 
J.G.  Robert  Evans  ;  James  Milne,  treasurer ;  Wm.  Edgar,  secre- 
tary ;  Alexander  Henderson,  tyler.  There  is  a  sick  fund  in  con- 
nection with  this  lodge,  and  also  a  funeral  fund. 


ODD-FELLOWS 


Meet  in  their  hall,  Charles  street — The  District  officers 
Prov.  G.M.  James  Breah  ;  Prov.  D.G.M.  JohnOrr;  Prov.  C.S. 
and  treasurer,  John  Carswell;  P. G.M.  John  Quin,  examining 
officer ;  Past  G.M.  Archibald  Dow,  relieving  officer. 

Banks  of  Clyde  Lodge — John  Duncan,  N.G  ;  John  Orr,  V.G. ; 
Robert  M'Lachlan,  secretary ;  P.  Prov.  G.M.  Tierney,  treasurer ; 
P.  Prov.  G.M.  Dr  Auld,  surgeon ;  Hugh  Rose,  tyler. 

James  Watt  Lodge— John  Bain,  P.G. ;  John  Sutherland,  N.G. ; 
Thomas  Aird,  Y.G.  ;  Past  P.G.M.  Peter  M'Gregor,  secretary ;  P. 
Prov.  G.M.  James  Little,  treasurer ;  P.  Prov.  G.M.  Dr  Auld,  sur- 
geon ;  Hugh  Rose,  tyler. 

Highland  Mary  Lodge. — Duncan  M'Kinlay,  G.M. ;  Andrew 
Simpson,  N.G. ;  James  Black,  V.G.  ;  P.  Prov.  G.M.,  Carswell, 
treasurer;  P.G.M.  M.  Macfle,  surgeon ;  P.G.M.  Ephraim  Barbour, 
secretary ;  Hugh  Rose,  Tyler. 


ANCIENT  ORDER  OE  EOEESTEES. 

Greenock  District. — Number  of  Members  1062. — David  Milne, 
D.C.R.;  John  Hendry,  D.  treasurer;  Daniel  Hendry,  D,  secretary. 

Court  Banks  of  Clyde,  No.  1109.— Members  332.— Andrew  Glen- 
dinning,  C.R.  ;  James  Smith,  S.C.R. ;  Alexander  Livingston, 
treasurer ;  James  King,  secretary. 

Court  Caledonia,  No.  1275. — Members  360 — John  Morrison, 
C.R. ;  Daniel  Munn,  S.C.R. ;  Alexander  Paton,  treasurer ;  Peter 
Anderson,  secretary. 

Court  Royal  Archer,  No.  1544. — Members  285 — James  Hogg, 
C.R. ;  John  Flyght,  S.C.R. ;  Alexander  Smith,  treasurer ;  John. 
Mitchell,  secretary. 


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Court  Emerald  Isle,  No.  3916,  Belfast.— Members  42— Thomas 
Kilmartin,  C.E. ;  James  Martin,  S.C.E. ;  Gilbert  Taylor,  treasurer  ; 
John  Kilroy,  secretary. 

Court  Newark,  No.  4111,  Port- Grlasgow. — Members  43 — Andrew 
M'Kay,  C.R. ;  EobertParrat,  S.C.E. ;  James  M'Lachlan,  treasurer  ; 
John  Aitken,  secretary. 


FEEEMASONS. 


Provincial  Grand  Lodge  of  Freemasons  for  West  Eenfrewshire — 
instituted  7th  February,  1739 — Sir  Michael  Eobert  Shaw  Stewart, 
E.W.P.Gr.  master  ;  John  Scott,  depute  P.Gr.  master ;  Eobert  SteelCj, 
substitute  P.G.  master;  Eev.  Charles  Cole,  B.D.,  P.G.,  chaplain. 

Lodge  G-reenock  Kilwinning,  No.  11 — instituted  27th  December* 
1728 — Lodge  Eoom,  Greenock  Town  Hall,  (by  virtue  of  right  con- 
ferred in  feu  charter,  by  Lord  Cathcart,  in  1765) — James  Newton, 
E.W.  master ;  WUliam  M^Clure,  P.M. ;  Eev.  Charles  Cole,  B.D., 
chaplain ;  John  B.  Crawhall,  secretary ;  John  E.  Allison,  treasurer; 
Thomas  Ballantine,  S.W  ;  John  Fleming,  J.W. ;  Thomas  B, 
Newton,  S.D. ;  Duncan  M'Callum,  J.D. ;  George  Dalgiish,  senior 
steward  ;  Hugh  P.  Gumming,  junior  steward  ;  Archibald  Sword, 
jun.,  inner  guard  ;  Thomas  Aird,  tyler. 

Lodge  Greenock  St  John,  No.  175 — instituted  1776 — Andrew 
Boag,  E.W.  master ;  Eobert  Urie,  depute  master ;  P.  M.  Black, 
past  master ;  Eobert  Morison  and  John  Clelland,  old  masters  ;  Alex, 
M'Master,  secretary ;  John  Herriot,  treasurer ;  Eev.  Wm.  Eoss, 
chaplain ;  John  Clapperton,  senior  warden ;  John  M'Donald,  junior 
warden  ;  James  Eeid,  jr.,  senior  deacon :  James  Wilson,  junior 
deacon ;  George  Marshall,  1st  senior  warden  ;  James  B.  Millar,  2d 
do.;  John  Eodger,  1st  junior  steward;  John  Houston,  2d  junior 
steward  ;  Alexander  Cruden,  inner  guard  ;  James  Don,  tyler, 

Greenock  Eoyal  Arch  Chapter,  No.  17^ — Officebearers: — William 
Tough,  M.E.Z.:- Peter  M'Corquodale,  ^H.  ;  John  M'Nair,  J ;  Et. 
Urie,  Past  1st  Principal ;  Andrew  Boag,  Scribe  E. ;  Alexander 
Connal,  scribe,  N. ;  John  Herriot,  Treasurer  ;  John  M'Nair,  1st 
P.S. ;  James  Baine,  2d  P.S. ;  Alex.  G.  Cameron,  3d  S.P. ;  James 
Don,  janitor. 

Greenock  Grand  Encampment  of  Knights  Templars  and  Kiiights 
of  Malta,  No.  20.-~Dormant. 


74  APPENDIX. 

CONVEYANCES. 


OMNIBUSES. 

Omnibuses  leave  the  Greenock  Railway  Station  on  tlie  arrival 
of  every  passenger  Train  from  Glasgow,  and  they  also  leave  Gour- 
ock  in  time  for  the  departure  of  every  Passenger  Train  for  Glas- 
gow.— Eohert  Clark,  and  James  King,  proprietors. 


CAEEIEES. 

Glasgow. — John  Eobertson,  5  Hamilton  street ;  Hugh  "William- 
son, 42  Hamilton  street ;  and  Lachlan  Kodger,  46  Cathcart  street, 
leave  every  day  at  half-past  10,  and  return  every  evening  at  5 
o'clock,  per  railway. 

Gourock  and  Cloch. — Robert  Shearer  and  William  Main,  arrive 
and  depart  daily. 

Inverkip.— Thomas  Scott,  arrives  and  departs  on  Tuesdays  and 
Fridays,  and  oftener  during  the  summer. 

Largs. — Mrs  Robert  Crawford,  White  Horse  Inn,  Market  street,, 
arrives  and  departs  on  Mondays,  Wednesdays,  and  Fridays. 

Port-Glasgow.-— John  HaU,  and  James  Clements,  arrive  and  de- 
part daily. 


LIST  OF  LICENSED  DEEP  SEA  PILOTS. 


Alexander  Jamieson. 
John  Galbraith. 
Wmiam  Clank. 
John  M'Kenzie. 
Donald  M'Kinlayo 
John  Foster. 
Robert  Grant. 
William  Howieson. 
Robert  Lee. 
Hugh  Cameron. 


David  Guthrie. 
John  M'Corquodale. 
William  Adams. 
Hugh  Turner. 
Archibald  M'Bride„ 
John  Turner. 
Alexander  Daw. 
John  M'Lean. 
Colin  Turner. 
George  Brown, 


APPENDIX.  75 

TABLE  OF  EATES   CHAEaEABLE   EOE  PILOTAGE 
ON  THE  EIVEE  AND  FEITH  OF  CLYDE. 

Per  FooL 
From  Greenock,  or  off  Greenock,  or  the  Tail  of  the 
Bank  to  Glasgow  ;  or  from  Glasgow  to  Greenock,  or  off 
Greenock,  or  the  Tail  of  the  Bank,  including  the  unmoor- 
ing of  the  ship,  for  all  vessels  under  10  feet  draught  of 
water Is.  6d. 

Yessels  with  10  feet  draught  of  water  and  under  12 
feet 2s.  Od. 

Vessels  with  12  feet  draught  of  water,  and  not  exceed- 
ing 15  feet 2s.  6d. 

All  Vessels  exceeding  15  feet  draught  of  water ......,,     3s.  Od. 

Vessels  to  and  from  Bow^ling  Bay,  or  Dumbarton,  to  be  charged 
at  two-tliirds  of  the  above  rates  ;  and  vessels  from  Eenfrew  or 
Dalmuir,  to  Greenock  or  Port-Glasgow,  or  from  the  last  mention- 
ed ports  to  Dalmuir  or  Eenfrew,  to  be  charged  the  rates  same  as 
from  Glasgow. 

Odd  inches  to  be  charged  and  paid  in  proportion. 

From  Glasgow  to  Eenfrew,  five  shillings  ;  and  the  same  charge 
returning. 

From  any  place  betwixt  the  Cumbrae  and  Cloch  Light  to  Green- 
nock  or  Port- Glasgow,  including  mooring  the  ship,  or  waiting  the 
tide,  one  penny  three-farthings  per  ton. 

From  a  line  drawn  between  the  Cloch  Light  and  Dunoon  Pier 
to  Port- Glasgow,  or  to  any  intermediate  place,  or  from  any  inter- 
mediate place,  to  any  other  intermediate  place,  one  half-penny  per 
ton. 

N.B. — The  same  chargeable  for  like  distances  outwards. 

Fractional  tonnage  to  be  charged  and  paid  in  proportion. 

Two-thirds  only  of  the  above  rates,  exigible  in  respect  of  vessels 
towed  by  steam. 

From  Greenock,  or  off  Greenock,  to  Garelochhead,  including 
detention  in  swinging^the  vessel,  one  half-penny  per  ton  ;  and  the 
same  rate  in  returning ;  but  no  Pilot  will  be  obliged  to  pilot  a 
vessel  to  the  Garelochhead  and  back  for  a  less  sum  than  fifteen, 
shillings  each  way. 

For  every  day  the  Pilot  is  kept  on  board  after  the  Compasses 
are  adjusted  he  shall  be  entitled  to  charge  five  shillings. 


Appendix. 


For  piloting  Yessels  up  or  down  the  Leven,  to  or  from  Dumbar- 
ton, the  Pilots  shall  not  be  entitled  to  charge  more  than  four 
shillings  in  addition  to  the  rate  for  piloting  such  Vessels  on  the 
Clyde ;  and  four  shillings  for  each  additional  tide  he  may  be  de- 
tained after  the  first. 

Any  Pilot,  whether  Deep-sea  or  River,  who  may  be  detained  at 
the  request  of  the  owner  or  person  in  charge  of  the  vessel,  after  his 
duties  as  Pilot  have  been  completed,  (shall  where  not  otherwise 
provided  for  in  these  Regulations),  in  addition  to  receiving  hia 
provisions,  be  paid  by  the  owner  or  person  in  charge  of  the  vessel. 
Five  Shillings  per  day ;  and  in  like  proportion  for  any  lesser  period 
he  may  be  detained  on  board. 

]Sf.£. — ]Vo  differential  rates  shall  in  future  he  recoverable 
of  Foreign  Vessels. 


LIST  OF  LICENSED  PORTEES  AND  THEIE  NUMBEES. 


m. 

No, 

James  Barr,    .     .     .     , 

1 

D.  Carmichael,       .     . 

.       33 

Morris  M'Teague, 

2 

Peter  Clark,    .     .    .     . 

.     38 

John  Strathern,       ,     . 

.       3 

Allan  Black,      .     .     . 

.       41 

Alexander  Clark,   ,     . 

5 

Hugh  Gillan,      .    . 

.    43 

George  Knaggs,       »     . 

.       6 

Donald  Laurie,       .     . 

.       44 

Charles  M'Lachlan,    . 

7 

John  M'Taggart,     . 

.     46 

John  Drummond,    .     , 

.      8 

Colin  M'Phail,       .    . 

.      51 

Duncan  M' Alpine, 

9 

Thomas  Aird,      .     . 

.     54 

John  M'Callm-n,       . 

.     11 

William  MilUgan,      . 

,      55 

John  Orr,      .... 

.       12 

James  Benholm, 

.     .     56 

Neil  M^CaUum,  .     . 

.     14 

William  Grieve, 

.     .     57 

Archibald  M'Farlane, 

.       15 

Robert  Campbell,  jun.j 

.       60 

James  Don,    .     .     . 

.     16 

John  Pettigrew, 

.     .     62 

Matthew  Muir,      .     . 

.       19 

George  W.  M'Aulay, 

.       63 

Alexander  M'Millan, 

.     20 

James  Darroch,  .     . 

,     =     65 

John  M'Farlane,    .     . 

.       21 

Peter  Strathern,     .     . 

.      67 

William  Muir,     .    , 

.     .     22 

Henry  M'Garvie,    . 

.     .     68 

A.  M'Kirdy,      .     .     . 

.      24 

John  Payne,      .     .     . 

.       69 

James  Dalgleish,     . 

.    .     26 

John  M'Dougall,     . 

.    .    72 

Archibald  M'Nair,      . 

.       27 

Wm.  John  Gray,  •     . 

.      73 

Donald  M'Intyre,     . 

.     .     28 

Hugh  Sweeney, 

.    „    74 

Alexander  M'Gilvray, 

.       29 

John  Donnelly^      .    » 

-»~ 

WiUiam  M'Arthur, 

.     .     32 

APPENDIX.  77 


EATES  OF  FAEES  TO  BE  EXACTED  BY  POETBES. 

A  parcel  7  lbs.  Weight  or  under  from  any  place  in 
Greenock,  not  beyond  Cartsburn,  West  Burn  or 
Shaw  Place, £0    0     2 

A  parcel  above  9  lbs,,  and  not  exceeding  56  lbs.,  with- 
in the  places  just  mentioned,         -        -        -        -  0    0     3 

A  parcel  above  56  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  112  lbs.,   -  0    0     4 

Any  load  on  a  Wheelbarrow  exceeding  112  lbs.,        -  0    0    6 

A  letter  or  parcel  not  exceeding  7  lbs.  from  any  place 
in  the  Town  of  Greenock,  not  beyond  Eatho  street 
on  the  East,  Campbell  street  on  the  West,  and 

Wellington  street  on  the  South,         -         -         -  0     0     4 

A  parcel  above  7  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  56  lbs.,  with- 
in the  places  now  mentioned,        -        -         -        -  0    0    5 

A  parcel  above  56  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  112  lbs.,   -  0    0     6 

Any  load  on  a  Wheelbarrow,  exceeding  112  lbs.,       -  0    0     6 

A  parcel  7  lbs.  weight  or  under,  from  any  place  in 
Greenock  not  beyond  Ladyburn  on  the  East,  Mar- 
tha Brae  on  the  West,  and  the  Cotton  Mill  on  the 
South, 0     0     6 

A  parcel  above  7  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  56  lbs.,  with- 
in the  places  now  mentioned,        -        -        -        -  0    0     7 

A  parcel  above  56  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  112  lbs.,     -  0    0     8 

Any  load  on  a  Wheelbarrow  exceeding  112  lbs.,        -  0     0  10 

A  parcel  7  lbs.  weight  or  under  from  any  place  in 

Greenock,  not  beyond  Fort  Matilda,    -        -        -  0    0    7 

A  parcel  above  7  lbs.  and  not  exceeding  56  lbs.,  with- 
in the  place  now  mentioned,  -        -        -        -  0    0     8 

A  parcel  above  56  lbs.  and  not  exceeding  112  lbs.,    -  0    0    9 

Any  load  on  a  Wheelbarrow  exceeding  112  lbs.         -  0     10 

A  parcel  7  lbs.  weight  or  under  from  any  place  in 

Greenock  to  Berryburn,         -        -        -         -        -  009 

A  parcel  above  7  lbs.  and  not  exceeding  56  lbs  ,  with- 
in the  place  now  mentioned,        "        -        -        -  0      0     10 

^3 


APPENPIX. 


A  parcel  above  56  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  112  lbs.,    -  0     10 

Any  load  on  a  WTieelbarrow  exceeding  112  lbs,,       -  0     13 

Wben  detained  more  than  a  quarter  of  an  hour  at 
loading  or  unloading,  for  every  additional  quarter 
of  an  hour,  - 002 

One-half  more  to  be  charged  after  8  o'clock  even- 
in  the  winter  season,  and  10  o'clock  in  the 
summer. 

Assisting  at  loading  or  unloading  Carts,  weighing 
Goods,  &c.,  not  included  in  the  above  Fares — for 
the  first  hour, -         -  0     0     8 

For  every  other  hour, -  006 

Watching  during  the  night — for  the  first  hour,      -  0     10 

For  every  other  hour,  -        -        --        -        ~  006 

Acting  generally  as  a  Porter  for  a  whole  day  of  10 

hours,        -        -         -         -         -         -         -.-  046 

For  a  week, 110 

For  these  Eates  or  Fares,  Porters  are  bound,  when  required,  to 
put  the  goods,  parcels,  or  luggage  on  board  of  the  steam  vessels,  or 
place  them  on  the  platform  of  the  railway,  or  take  the  same  out  of 
the  steam  vessel  or  down  from  the  railway  platform,  or  to  or  from 
a  house  or  other  place  or  building. 

JOHN  KERB  GRAY,  Town  Clerk. 
Town  Hall,  12th  June,  1854. 


The  preceding  Regulations  and  Table  of  Eates  or  Fares  allowed, 
approved^  and'confirmed,  in  terms  of  the  Statutes  3  Vic,  cap.  27, 
and  of  5  ^-^ic.j  cap.  54. 

CLAUD  MARSHALL,  Sheriff-Substitute. 
Greenockf  18th  July,  1854. 


APPENDIX,  79 


LIST  OF  LIOENSED  BOATMEN. 


1.  James  M^Lachlan 

2.  Johu  Daly. 

3.  James  M'Cafferty. 

4.  Jolin  Logan. 

5.  James  M'Cafferty 

6.  Alexander  M'lntosh 

7.  Alexander  Barbour 


8.  William  Turner 

9.  ArcMbald  Barbour 
10.  Daniel  M'Kellar 

12.  Eobert  Southgate 

13.  Daniel  M'Kenzie 

16.  Alexander  M'Kirdy 

17.  William  Fullarton 


RATES  OF  FAEES  TO  BE  EXACTED  BY  BOATMEN. 

The  following  Regulations  and  Tables  of  Eates  or  Fares  allowed 
approved,  and  confirmed,  in  terms  of  tbe  Statute  5  Vic,  cap.  54.  ' 

CLAUD  MAESHALL,  Sheriff- Substitute. 

Town  HaU,  ) 

Creenock,  12th.  June,  1855.  j 

1.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays,  or  harbours,  or  shore,  to 
any  ship  or  vessel  lying  in  the  Roadstead,  between  the  Tail  of  the 

^Bank  Buoy  on  the  West,  and  Garvel  Point  on  the  east : — 

If  One  passenger,  . ,         , .         , .  Is  Od, 

Two  passengers,  Is  6d. 

Three  passengers.  . .         . .         . .  2s  Od, 

Every  additional  passenger,        . .         . ,  Os  3d. 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shaU  be  obliged  to  wait 
thirty  minutes,  and  bring  back  the  passengers.  If  required  to 
wait  more  than  thirty  minutes,  one-half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be 
charged  in  addition. 

2.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays,  harbours,  or  shore  to  any 
ship  or  vessel  lying  at  the  anchorage  termed  the  Tail-  of  the 
Bank : — 

If  one  passenger, Is  9d, 

Two  passengers,            2s  6d. 

Three  passengers,         . ,         . .         . ,  3s  Od. 

Every  additional  passenger,        , .        , .  Os  3d. 


80 


For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait 
thirty  miimtes,  and  bring  back  the  passengers.  If  required  to 
wait  more  than  thirty  minutes,  one -half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be 
charged  in  addition. 

3.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays  or  harbours  or  shore  afore- 
said to  the  Hill  of  Ardmore  : — 

If  one  passenger,    . .         . .         . ,         . ,  3s  Od. 

Two  passengers,  . .  . .  . .  4s  Od. 

Three  passengers,         5s  Od. 

Every  additional  passenger,        . .         . .  Os  3d. 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait 
thirty  minutes,  and  bring  back  the  passengers.  If  required  to 
wait  more  than  thirty  minutes,  one  half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be 
charged  in  addition. 

4.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays,  or  harbours,  or  shore  afore- 
said to  the  south  side  of  Eosneath  shore,  from  Kilcreggan  to  the 
Point  of  Eosneath  : — 

If  one  passenger,    . .         . .  . .  . .  3s  6d. 

Two  passengers,            . .  . .  . .  4s  6d. 

Three  passengers,         . .  . .  . .  5s  6d. 

Every  additional  passenger,  . .  . .  Os  4d. 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  w^it 
thirty  minutes,  and  bring  back  the  passengers.  If  required  to 
wait  more  than  thirty  minutes,  one  half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be 
charged  in  addition. 

5.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays  or  harbours  or  shore  aforesaid 
to  Helensburgh  or  Eow  : — 

If  one  passenger, 4s  6  d 

Two  passengers,        .         .         .         .  6s  Od 

Three  passengers,     ....  7s  Od 

Every  additional  passenger,         .        .  Os  3d 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait 
thirty  minutes,  and  bring  back  the  passengers.  If  required  to  wait 
more  than  thirty  minutes,  one  half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be  charged 
in  addition. 

6.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays  or  harbours  or  shore  afore- 
said to  any  ship  or  vessel  lying  in  Gourock  bay :— 


APPENDIX.  .  81 


If  one  passenger, 3s  6d 

Two  passengers,        <,        .        .        .  5s  6d 

Three  passengers,     .         .         .         .  7s  Od 

Every  addional  passenger,   .         .        .  Os  3d 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait 
thirty  minutes  and  bring  back  the  passengers.  If  required  to  wait 
more  than  thirty  minutes,  one  half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be  charged 
in  addition. 

The  above  rates  or  fares  shall  include  luggage,  if  under  two 
cwt. ;  but  all  luggage  above  that  amount  shall  be  charged  at  the 
rate  of  6d  per  cwt.  for  first  cwt.,  and  for  every  additional  cwt.,  3d. 

In  the  event  of  coarse  weather,  or  where  expedition  is  indispen- 
sably requisite,  the  boatmen,  if  required,  shall  furnish  each  boat 
with  four  oars  and  four  men  for  the  above  rates. 


JOHN  KERR  GRAY, 

Clerk  to  the  Trust 


Council  Chambers, 
Greenock,  1st  May,  1855. 


} 


SAILING-   VESSELS. 

HoTB. — As  a  number  of  steamers  are  building  for  the  Eiver  traffic, 
whose  names  have  not  yet  transpired,  the  information  in  the  follow- 
ing List  is  not  so  complete  as  it  might  otherwise  have  been. 

Regular  Traders  between  Greenock  and  Leith,  calling  at  Port- 
Dundas,  sail  frequently — E.  J.  Maggs,  1  East  Quay  lane. 

Eegular  Traders  between  Glasgow,  Greenock,  and  Liverpool — 
Gipsy  King,  230  tons,  Hosie,  master;  Gipsy  Queen,  222  tons, 
Jones,  master  ;  Gipsy,  211  tons,  Lamont,  master ;  Virago,  213  tons, 
Munn,  master  ;  Meg  Merrilees,  253  tons,  M'Lean,  master.  Three 
of  the  above  schooners  sail  weekly  from  each  port — Wm.  Lindsay 
&  Co.,  Excise  buildings,  agents. 

Eegular  Traders  between  Glasgow,  Greenock,  and  Liverpool — 
Three  vessels  sail  weekly  from  each  port— Onyx,  250  tons,  P.  M'- 
Arthur,  master  ;  Opal,  200  tons,  John  Munn,  master  ;  Sapphire, 
230  tons,  John  Campbell,  master  ;  Topaz,  178  tons,  John  Camp- 
bell, master  ;  Mersey,  220  tons,  J.  M'Diarmid,  master ;  Diana, 
200  tons,  A.  M'Neil,  master. — Archibald  Mackenzie,  1  West  Quay, 
agent. 


82  APPENDIX. 


STEAM  VESSELS. 

To  Belfast — Six  times  a  week— Stag,  314  tons,  Eankin,  master; 
Lynx,  314  tons.  White,  master-;  Wolf,  443  tons,  M'Aulay,  mas- 
ter ;  the  Fox  and  the  Koe  (building.) — Captain  Hugh  Main,  agent. 

Regular  Traders  between  Glasgow,  Greenock,  Swansea,  and 
Bristol,  {via  Belfast),  with  goods  and  passengers.  The  screw- 
steamers,  Antona,  239  tons,  H.  Primrose,  master  ;  Oscar,  197  tons, 
Eobert  Fry,  master  ;  Corsair,  169  tons.  Smith,  master.  The  above 
vessels  sail  every  Wednesday — William  Lindsay  &  Co.,  Excise 
buildings,  agents. 

To  Campbeltown — Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Saturday,  and  leave 
Campbeltown  the  same  days,  except  in  summer,  when  they  leave 
oftener— Druid,  125  tons;  Celt,  153  tons.— D.  M'Larty  &  Co., 
agents,  Excise  Buildings. 

To  Londonderry  and  Port  Eush — Every  Monday  and  Friday — 
Falcon,  260  tons,  Hudson,  master. — Alexander  Laird  &  Sons, 
agents,  2  Cross. shore  street. 

To  Port  Eush  and  Londonderry — Four  times  a  week,  and  once 
a  week  to  Sligo — Thistle,  206  tons,  M'Laughlan,  master  ;  Eose, 
290  tons,  Chinoweth,  master ;  Garland,  192  tons,  M'Gowan,  mas- 
ter.— James  Turnbull,  agent,  23  Cathcart  street. 

To  Dublin — Every  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday — Lord 
Gough,  —  tons.  Ward,  master  ;  new  steamer  (building). — James 
Little  &  Co.,  agents.  Excise  buildings. 

For  Dublin  every  Tuesday — Screw-steamer  Irishman,  186  tons, 
per  register,  T.  Morrison,  master. — Alex.  Laird  &  Sons,  agents. 

To  Cork  and  Waterford — The  Tuskar,  500  tons,  Crawford,  mas- 
ter ;  Pladda,  500  tons,  M'Donald,  master  ;  Cumbrae,  500  tons — 
making  voyages  every  five  days,  and  carrying  goods  and  passen- 
gers to  all  parts  of  the  south  of  Ireland. — Graham  Brymner,  agent, 
9  Customhouse  place,  Greenock,  and  2  Oswald  street,  Glasgow. 

To  Limerick  and  Tralee  (s  s),  Eose,  152  tons,  Spurring,  master; 
European,  350  tons,  Cave,  master,  three  times  a  month — James 
Darroch,  Steamboat  quay. 

To  Arrochar — Calling  at  Dunoon,  Kirn,  Strone,  Blairmore,  and 
Ardentinny,  (from  20th  May  till  1st  Oct.)  every  day  at  10.45  a.m., 
leaving  Arrochar  at  2.30  p.m. — James  Darroch,  Steamboat  quay, 
agent. 


APPENDIX.  BS 


To  Stranraer — Every  Thursday — Albion,  200  tons,  Douglas, 
master — A  Laird  &  Sons,  agents,  Cross-sliore  street 

To  Helensburgh,  Eosneath,  Garelochhead  and  Glasgow — Daily 
— (for  hours  of  sailing  see  board) — Nelson,  60  tons,  M'Kinlay, 
master — Archibald  M'Nair,  Steamboat  quay,  agent. 

Rothesay,  Kirn,  Dunoon  and  Innellan — Vulcan,  81  tons,  Mac- 
Lean,  master ;  Cardiff  Castle,  66  tons,  M'Kinlay,  master ;  Petrel, 
79  tons,  Price,  master  ;  Eothesay  Castle,  84  tons,  M'Kinlay,  mas- 
ter ;  Vesta,  65  tons.  Brown,  master. 

To  Rothesay,  Kirn,  Dunoon,  Innellan  and  Kyles  of  Bute — Gem, 
84  tons,  M'Aiilay,  master ;  Alma,  65  tons,  Barr,  master ;  Petrel, 
79  tons,  Price,  master. 

To  Oban,  Fort- William  and  Inverness,  via  Crinan  Canal — every 
Monday  and  Thursday — the  steamers  Cygnet  and  Plover,  calling 
at  Crinan,  Luing,  Easdale,  Oban,  Appin  and  Corran — W.  Lindsay 
&  Co.,  agents. 

To  Dunoon,  Rothesay,  Kyles  of  Bute,  Ardrishaig,  Tarbert, 
Inverary,  Oban,  Fort- William  and  Inverness — During  the  months 
of  May,  June,  July,  August,  September  and  October — lona,  Mac- 
Gaw,  master — William  Lindsay  &  Co.,  agents. 

To  Oban,  Tobermory,  Portree  and  Stornoway — Every  Monday 
and  Thursday  at  6  p.m.,  by  the  steamers  Clansman,  260  tons,  Sin- 
clair, master ;  Clydesdale,  253  tons,  Beaton,  master  ;  Ossian,  150 
tons, ,  master.  To  Gairloch  (Ross-shire),  Lochinver  and  Ul- 
lapool (Sutherlandshire),  and  Loch  mad dy  (North  Uist),  occasion- 
ally during  the  season — William  Lindsay  &  Co.,  agents. 

Western  Highlands  every  Wednesday  at  6  p.m..  Chieftain,  59 
tons,  M'Lean,  master — Cunningham  &  M'Caskill,  agents. 

The  Highlands,  Western  Isles  and  Sutherlandshire  every  Thurs- 
day at  6  p.m.,  Islesman,  116  tons,  Morrison  master— .Macdonald, 
Cunningham  &  Co.,  agents. 

To  Portellen  and  Portaskaig,  every  Monday  and  Thursday,  and 
to  Portrush  every  Thursday,  the  steamer  Isiay,  200  tons,  Kerr, 
master — John  Dawson,  agent. 

To  Largs,  Millport,  Arran,  and  Ardrossan — Daily — Lady  Bris  • 
bane,  84  tons,  Dunn,  master  ;  Lady  Kelburne,  90  tons,  Thomson, 
master ;  Venus,  97  tons,  GiUies,  master  ;  Star,  95  tons,  M'Taggart^, 
master— A.  Macallister,  agent,  Steamboat  quay. 


84 


To  Liverpool — Four  days  a  week — Tuesday,  Wednesday,  Thtirs- 
day,  and  Saturday — Princess  Eoyal,  470  tons,  M'Chlery,  master- 
Donald  M'Larty  &  Co.,  Excise  buildings,  agents.  Heron,  424 
tons,  Bryce,  master ;  Ostrich,  424  tons,  Davies,  master ;  Penguin 
(building)— Captain  Hugli  Main,  agent. 

To  Locligoilliead — Daily — Locbgoil,  78  tons,  M'Intjni-e,  master ; 
Lochlong,  72  tons,  M'Intyre,  master — A.  M'Millan,  Steamboat 
quay,  agent. 

To  Kilmun  and  Strone,  Dunoon  and  Kirn — Three  times  a  day — 
Express,  71  tons,  Campbell,  master — Archd.  M'Allister,  agent. 


CLYDE  CAEEYINO  COMPANY'S  LIGHTERS. 

CARRYING    GOODS    DAILY    BETWEEN    GLASGOW,    PORT-GLASGOW    ANB 
GREENOCK. 

Friends,  80  tons,  Dimcan  Douglas,  master  ;  Betty,  60  tons,  Alex 
Muir,  master  ;  Clyde,  90  tons,  Allan  M'DougaU,  master ;  Kelvin 
105  tons,  Alexander  Douglas,  master;  Newark,  110  tons,  A.  M'- 
Lachlan,  master;  Bowling,  110  tons,  D.  Campbell,  jr.,  master; 
Eenfrew,  screw  lighter,  100  tons,  D.  Douglas,  master  ;  Dunglass, 
screw  lighter,  100  tons,  M..  M'Gregor,  master  ;  Laurel,  75  tons, 
D.  Campbell,  master — Office,  9  Customhouse  place— Graham 
Brymner,  manager. 


BOWLING-  AND  GEEENOCK  TOWING  COMPANY. 

Helen  M'Gregor,  18  tons,  60  h.p., ,  master ;    Success, 

12  tons,  35  h.p.,  John  M'Cafferty,  master;  Conquest,  14  tons,  45 
h.p,,  Daniel  Robertson,  master ;  Flora,  smack,  Daniel  Kerr,  mas- 
ter, coaster. — Daniel  Robertson  &  Sons,  owners,  10  West  Breast. 


CLYDE  SHIPPING  COMPANY'S  TOWING  VESSELS. 

Conqueror,  86  tons,  100  h.p.,  Neil  Leitch,  master ;  Flying  Dutch- 
man, 78  tons,  90  h.p.,  Alexander  M'DougaU,  master  ;  Nimrod,  28 
tons,  45  h.p.,  Robert  Wilson,  master  ;  Sir  Isaac  Newton,  27  tons, 
42  h.p.,  John  M'DougaU,  master  ;  Wizard,  21  tons,  40  h.p.,  David 
Storms,  master;  Flying  Meteor,  90  h.p.,  Alexander  M'DougaU, 
master ;  Flying  Childers,  40  h.p.,  D,  M'Farlane,  master. 


APPENDIX, 


85 


GLASGOW  AND  GREENOCK  SHIPPING  COMPANY. 

Vessels  belonging  to  tlie  Glasgow  and  Greenock  Shipping  Com- 
pany, owned  by  Messrs  James  Steel  &  Sons,  Glasgow,  and  Cun- 
ningham &  M'Caskill,  Greenock : — General  Williams,  steam  tug, 
Archibald,  master ;  Fire  Fly,  steam  tug,  Barbour,  master ;  Sir 
Charles  Napier,  steam  tug,  M'Dougall,  master. 

Luggage  steamboats  carrying  goods  every  lawful  day  to  and  from 
Glasgow,  Port-Glasgow,  and  Greenock,  are  fitted  with  cranes,  and 
expressly  built  for  the  trade  : — James  Watt,  110  tons,  screw  steam- 
er, Campbell,  master;  Henry  Bell,  110  tons,  screw  steamer, 
John  Brodie,  master.  Paddle  steamer.  Industry,  80  tons,  Taylor, 
master.  Lighters  also  fitted  up  with  cranes — Hawk,  125  tons,M'- 
Callum,  master  ;  Eaven,  120  tons,  Campbell,  master ;  Dove,  120 
tons,  M'Arthur,  Master ;  Alloa,  108  tons,  Crawford,  master — Of&ce, 
City  Bank  buildings,  32  Cathcart  street. 


GEEENOCK    SHIPPING   LIST. 

• 

VESSELS  MARKED 

Bq Barque 

S. ...... .Ship 

Sr Schooner 

Bg. Brig 

Sk Smack 

Lr Lighter 

Bn , Brigantine 

Sp Sloo]: 

Cr......  Cutter 

S.s... 

, , , , , Screw-steamer. 

VESSELS.                 TO 

srs.          MASTERS. 

OWNERS.                TRADE. 

Acorn  sr 

55  Tassels, 

M'Morland  &  Co.      Coast 

Ada  sr 

86  MTherson, 

Hendry  and  others  F  &  G 

Advance  sk 

46  M'Kone 

M'Arthur                  Coast 

Agnes  Ir 

50  Miller 

E.  &  P.  Barr               do 

Alexa,nder 

37  Kerr 

M'Morland  &  Co.        do 

Alpheus  s  s 

52  Vincent 

J.  Brown                       do 

Allilabn                     ] 

49  M'George 

Baine  &  Johnston     Fogn 

Alpine  s                     1 

39  Kose 

Macalpine  &  others      do 

Anna  Bell  bn              ] 

L53  Eoper 

K.  M'Lea  &  Sons         do 

Ann  Hall  bg               ] 

L73  Dempster 

Dempster                      do 

Ann  Johnston  bg 

L98  M'Neill 

Walter  Grieve             do 

Annie  sr 

61  Kerr 

James  M'Millan        Coast 

Annie  Grieve  sr 

L12  CampbeU 

Baine  &  Johnston     Fogn 

Antigua  s 

344  Craig 

John  Kerr                    do 

Arch.  McMillan 

i98  Herd 

Do                       do 

86 


APPENDIX. 


VESSELS. 

TONS.      MASTliRS, 

OWNERS. 

TRADBo 

Ardgowan  sr 

95  V/niiams 

M'Lean  &  others 

Coast 

Assaye  s 

783  Andrews 

J.  &  W.  Stewart 

Fogn 

Auclmeagh  g 

629  Prophet 

John  Kerr 

do 

Balclutlia  bg 

212  Bowden 

J.  &  W.Stewart 

FpgTl 

Bangalore  s 

388  Millar 

H.  M.  Patten 

do 

Bannockbum  8 

710  M'Laren 

Eussell  and  others 

do 

Barbadian  s 

596  Andrew 

John  Ken- 

do 

Berbice  8 

632  Wylie 

John  Kerr 

do 

Berwick  Packet  sk 

42  M'Lean 

A.  Chisholm 

Coast 

Bessie  sr 

75  Watt 

James  M'Millan 

do 

Betbia 

35  Sinclair 

M'Morland  &  Co. 

do 

Birkby  bg 

324  Eitchie 

Adamson 

Foga 

Bloodhound  s  s 

Graham 

Baine  &  Johnston 

do 

Blue  BeU  sr 

57  Henry 

A.  Henry 

Coast 

Bombay  s 

890  M'Leod 

Jolm  Kerr 

Fogn 

Brenda  bq 

299  Saunders 

Pattens  &  Co 

do 

Britannia  sr  ^ 

73  White 

M'Vicar  &  others 

Coast 

Brunelle  s 

1122  Orkney 

W.  M'Arthur  &  Co 

Fogn 

Bumside,  bg 

382  Dalgarno 

E.  Dunlop 

do 

Caledonia  s 

438  Hamilton 

Allan  &  Co 

do 

Caledonian  s 

627  M'MiUan 

John  Kerr 

Fogn 

Cambria  s 

418  Graham 

W.  Orr 

do 

Camtoos  bq 

205  Finlay 

E.  Finlay 

do 

Canadian  s 

705  EusseU 

W.  Orr 

do 

Carleton  s 

1058  Young 

Hamilton  &  Adam 

do 

Challenge  bn 

131  Shelly 

Baine  &  Johnston 

do 

Champion  bq 

746  Cook 

E.  Shankland  &  Co 

do 

Chance  bg 

144  Carmichael 

Walter  Grieye 

do 

Charlotte  bn 

230  Simpkins 

Saunders  &  others 

do 

Chieftain  bq 

363  M'MiUan 

,  D.  M'Larty 

do 

Christian  Eankin  bq  336  lI'Dowall 

Eankin  &  others 

do 

Clara  bn 

133  Skinner 

Baiue  &  Johnston 

do 

Clio  bq 

208  M'Lean 

M'Morland  &  Co 

do 

Cochrane  Hendry 

43  Hendry 

D,  Hendry 

Coast 

Collier  s  s 

133  Jackson 

Mories  &  Co 

do 

Colonsay  bq 

235  Watson 

James  M'Millan 

Fogn 

Copia  bq 

300  Fleming 

Pattens  &  Co 

do 

Cora  bq 

283  M'Eitchie 

Walter  Grieve 

do 

Constance  bq 

249  Currie 

Baine  &  Johnston 

do 

Cuban  s 

477  Brown 

John  Kerr 

do 

Cuthberts  bq 

852  Graham 

E.  Ciithbert 

do 

Czar  s 

1147  Langwill    • 

E.  Cuthbert 

do 

Dalkeith  s 

848  Flecker 

A.  Russell  &  others  Fo^n 

APPENDIX, 

87 

VESSELS. 

TONS.        MASTERS. 

OWNEES. 

TEADE. 

Daniel  Eankine 

s      1048  Eankin 

M*  Alpine  &  others 

Fogn 

Dante  bg 

176  Glass 

Baine  &  Johnston 

do 

Dash-  bn 
Dauntless  bn 

J21  - 

TT    MfT.pfl  Xr  Sati=? 

do 
do 

131  Ghent 

Baine  &  Johnston 

Demerara  s 

482  M'Kinnon 

John  Kerr 

do 

Denmark  bq 

377  Grierson 

W.T.Templeton&Codo 

Diana  bq 

574  M'Xeillage 

M'Kechnie 

do 

Dillichip 

26  Thomson 

M'Morland  &  Co. 

Coast 

Doria  sr 

150  M'Bryde 

Hendry  &  others 

Fogn 

Eliza  bq 

447  Burns 

W.  M' Arthur  &  Co, 

.      do 

Elizabeth 

37  Stewart 

M'Morland  &  Co. 

Coast 

Elizabeth  sr 

66  MTherson 

Hendrv  &  others 

do 

Elizabeth  bq 

570  Owen 

Cree  &  Co. 

Fogn 

Elizabeth  M'Lea 

bg    128  Jean 

K.  M'Lea  &  Sons 

do 

EUen  bn 

94  CampbeU 

Campbell 

Coast 

Envoy  bq 

701  Anderson 

.  A.  0.  Leitch  &  others  Fogn 

Erromanga  bq 

351  Black 

W.  Orr 

do. 

Eskdale  bq 

430  Stewart 

W.  T.  Templeton  &  Co  do 

Esmeralda  s 

1188  Meldrum 

E.  Cuthbert 

do 

Eurydice  bq 

420  Capper 

Walter  Grieve 

do 

Eva 

55  Weir 

M'Morlmd  &  Co. 

Coast 

Express  sk 

57  Wilson 

Fergus  &  Son 

do 

Eydent  Ir 

30  Bain 

E.  &  Po  Barr 

do 

Finnart  sr 

77  Williams 

Warden  &  others 

Coast 

Flash  bg 

V/lieelan 

Kerrs  &  M'Bride 

Fogn 

Flora  sk 

43  Kerr 

D.  Eobertson  &  Son 

Coast 

Florence  bn 

164  Shannon 

Baine  &  Johnston 

Fogn 

Ganges  s 

839  ISTourse 

Nourse  &  others 

Fogn 

Glasgow  s 

1164  Taylor 

J.  &  W.  Stewart 

do 

Glaucus  bg 

226  Jones 

J.  &  W.  Stewart 

do 

Glenalva  s 

1051  Muir 

Hamilton  &  Adam 

do 

Glengarnock  bq 

592  Fleming 

Pattens  &  Co 

do 

GlenfaUoch  bq 

449  Buchanan 

Walter  Grieve 

do 

Glenroy  s 

1220  Laing 

Macalpine  &  others 

do 

Greenock  s 

639  M'Fadyan 

John  Kerr 

do 

Guinevere  s 

647  Jamieson 

J.  MacCunn  &  others   do 

Eallyards  s 

299  Black 

John  Kerr 

Fogn 

Hebe  sr 

76  Hendry 

Hendry  &  others 

Coast 

Helen  sk 

45  Gray 

Hendry  &  others 

do 

Helena  bg 

213  Filmore 

Walter  Grieve 

Fogn 

Henrietta  bg 

175  Eichardson 

Baine  &  Johnston 

do 

S8 

APPENDIX. 

VESSELS. 

TONS.       MASTERS. 

OWNERS.                 TRADE- 

Hound  bn 

114  Finlay 

E.  Finlay 

Fogn 

Iceni  bg 

238  Foster 

Kerrs  &  M'Bride 

Fogn 

Indiana  bq 

842  Laing 

E.  Shankland  &  Co 

do 

Ino  bq 

462  MacFie 

John  MacCnriTi 

do 

Inglewood  bg 

557  Dyett 

Wm  M'Arthur  &  Co  do 

Isabella  Hunter  bg 

132  Dick 

Baine  &  Johnston 

do 

Isa.  Hunter  bn 

132  Dick 

Baine  &  Johnston 

do 

Jacatra  s 

S34  Eutter 

E.  Dunlop 

do 

James  Russell  s 

768  Muir^ 

Eussell  and  others 

do 

James  Stewart  bq 

198  Eoss 

J.  &  W.  Stewart 

do 

Jane  Millar  sr 

66  A  mess 

J.  Crawford     ' 

do 

Jane  bg 
Janet  Cowan  s 

245  Breakenridg€ 

)  Walter  Grieve 

do 

832  M'Kirdy 

E.  Shankland  &  Co, 

.     do 

Janet  Kidston  s 

794  Bruce 

A.  0.  Leitch  &  others  do 

Janet  sp 

38  Wilson 

John  M'Lean  &  Co. 

Coast 

Janet  Hunter  sr 

50  Porterfield 

Porterfield 

do 

Jason  s 

1023  Barclay 

Crawford  &  others 

Fogn 

Jean  Ir 

39  Gribson 

E.  and  P.  Barr 

Coast 

Jean  sk 

45  Cameron 

J.  Simpson 

do 

Jessie 

Weir 

M'Morland  and  Co. 

do 

Jessie  sp 

42  Morrison 

John  M'Lean  and  Co.  do 

Jessie  Catherine  sp 

33  M'CoU 

John  M'Lean  and  Co.  do 

John  Bunyan  bq 

942  Gibb 

Little  and  others 

Fogn 

John  Ferguson  s 

499  WiUcocks 

John  Kerr 

do 

Joseph  Eowan  s 

860  Fowler 

W.  Orr 

do 

Juliet  bq 

444  Drummond 

Balderston 

do 

Jura  sr 

100  Kerr 

J.  M'MiUan 

do 

Kandy  sr 

60  M'Lellan 

Turner  and  Co. 

Coast 

King  Arthur  a 

699  Bramwell 

J.  M'Curin  &  others  Fogn 

Kurrachee  s 

719  Clark 

John  Kerr 

do 

Lady  Octavia  s 

1201  Welsh 

Hamilton  and  Adam  Fogn 

Lavinia  bn 

124  Mercer 

J.  and  W.  Stewart 

do 

Lephenstrath  s 

623  Main 

John  Kerr 

do 

Lightsome  bn 

129  Amess 

Crawford  and  others  Coast 

Lilybg 

248  Warden 

John  MacCunn 

Fogn. 

Lord  of  the  Isles  s 

691  Davie 

Martin  and  Co, 

do 

Lotus  bq 

326  M'NeH 

E.  Dunlop 

do 

Magic  bg 

145  Bradshaw 

Walter  Grieve 

Fogn 

Margaret  sr 

140  M'Neil 

Walter  Grieve 

do 

Margaret  Arm  Ir 

56  Johnstone 

Hendry  and  others 

Coast 

APPENDIX 

oy 

VESSELS, 

TONS.        MASTERS. 

OWNERS.                 TRADE. 

Margaret  Kerr  s 

649  Galloway 

John  Kerr 

Fogn 

Margaret  Smith  s 

634  Sorrie 

John  Kerr  _ 

do 

Marion  Dick  sr 

49  Morrison 

J.  and  J.  Dick 

do 

Marion  Hendry  sr 

66  Kerr 

Hendry  and  others 

Coast 

Martaban  s 

781  Hepburn 

Carmichael  &  others  Fogn 

Mary  Campbell  sk 

48  JM^lrthur 

Kelso  and  Co. 

do 

Mary  Leonard  bq 

624  Lochhead 

W.  Lindsay  and  Co, 

.     do 

Melona  bg 
lilenam  bq 

11^ 

T    nnrl  "W/      SsfnT\TCiT*i" 

do 

llo  

472  Andrews 

o .  anu.  vv  .  ote w ai  b 
Martin  and  Co. 

do 

Meteor  bg 

247  Hart 

J.  and  W.  Stewart 

do 

Monitor  bg 

104  Martin 

N.  Lamont 

do 

Mooltan  s 

561  Mcol 

Crawford  and  others 

!    do 

i^Iyrtle  8 

800  Warden 

Russell  and  others 

do 

Nanette  bq 

386  Main 

J.  Main 

Fogn 

Nerval  bg 

245  Currie 

Bain  and  Johnston 

Fogn 

jSTigbtingaie  bn 

167  Holden 

K.  M'Lea  and  Sons 

do 

Olinda  bq 

253  Harkness 

Kerrs  and  M'Bride 

Fogn 

Onda  bq 

371  Nairns 

Carmichael  &  others 

!     do 

Oriental  bq 

862  Hunter 

R.  Dunlop 

do 

Oriental  bn 

135  Sampson 

Baine  &  Johnston 

do 

Orissa  s 

634  Evans 

John  Kerr 

do 

0  spray  s 

597  Andrew 

Martin  and  Co 

do 

Otago  s 

1002  Masterton 

Hamilton  and  Adam    do 

Peerless  bg 

146  Mearns 

Kerrs  and  M'Bride 

Fogn 

Petrel  sr 

60  Crawford 

R.  Baxter 

Coast 

Polly  bg 

172  Taylor 

K.  M'Lea  and  Sons  Fogn 

Powerful  s 

1230  Nixon 

R.  Cuthbert 

do 

Priam  bq 

539  Irvine 

W.  M'Arthur  and  Co.  do 

Proceed  sk 

51  Chalmers 

J.  Campbell 

Coast 

Ealston  s 

587  Davis 

W.  M'Arthur  &  Co. 

Fogn 

Rambler  bn 

166  Hendry 

Duncan  and  others 

do 

Renfrew  bg 

150  

J.  and  W.  Stewart 

do 

Roderick  Dhu  bg 

376  M'Pherson 

M'Alpine  and  others    do 

Rowena  s 

729  Edwards 

Milne  and  Co 

do 

Roscius  bn 

108  Millar 

M-'Adam  and  others  Coast 

Runnejrmede  bg 

185  Prowse 

Kerrs  &  M'Bride 

Fogn 

Salween  bq 

307  Chaderton 

F.  White 

Fogn 

Sappho  bq 

374  Hildreth 

Balderston 

do 

Scotchman  sr 

117  Turner 

Ersktae  and  others 

Ceast 

Scotia  sk 

51  Campbell 

M^Callum  ^ 

do 

^2 

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Air'ir'JiJNJ)!^. 

VESSELS. 

TONS.          MASTERS. 

OWNERS. 

rRADE, 

Scotia  s 

921  M'Lean 

Hamilton  and  Adam  Fogn 

Scotland  s 

388  Lyle 

J.  MacCunn 

do 

Sea  Horse  bq 

349  Bailley 

J.  Lament 

do 

Sea  Wavebq 

316  Andrew 

E..  Dunlop 

do 

Snipe 

92  M'Girr 

M'Morland  and  Co. 

Coast 

Spartan  s 

749  Kerr 

Hamilton  and  Adam  Fogn 

■  Spectator  bq 

296  Warden 

E.  Dunlop 

do 

Strathclutha  sr 

54  M'Girr 

Brymner 

Coast 

Stella  bq 

213  M'Kenzie 

J.  and  W.  Stewart 

Fogn 

Storm  King  s 

790  Fowler 

W.  Orr 

do 

Surinam  s 

485  Munro 

John  Kerr 

do 

Tamerlane  s 

764  Logan 

J.  and  W.  Stewart 

Fogn 

Tartar  s 

651  Smith 

Hamilton  and  Adam    do 

Telegram  sr 

103  Blair 

A.  D.  M'Kay 

Coast 

Thalestris  bg 

166  Campbell 

Pattens  and  Co. 

Fogn 

Thomas  Hamlia  s 

744  Menzies 

Hamlin  and  others 

do 

Thorndean  s 

1206  Dunn 

Baine  and  JohnstoD 

I     do 

Toward  sk 

58  M'Kellar 

M'Arthur 

Coast 

Trinidad  s 

524  Houston 

John  Kerr 

Fogn 

Trinity  bg 

144  Hansen 

Kerrs  and  M'Bride 

do 

Ulysses  s 

934  Evans 

Crawford  &  others 

Fogn 

Vine  sr 

97  Evans 

W.  Lindsay  and  Co, 

Fogn 

Vortigern  s 

910  M'Intyre 

Sword  and  others 

do 

Vulcan 

45  Carmichael 

M'Morland  and  Co. 

Coast 

Walter  Baine  bg 

257  Brown 

Baine  &  Johnston 

Fogn 

Windward 

53  M'Arthur 

E.  M' Arthur 

Coast 

Wolverine  bq 

484  Kyle 

E.  Dunlop 

do 

Wolfss 

280  WaUace 

Walter  Grieve 

Fogn 

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Secretary,  without  any  additional  charge.  If  more  than  five  claims 
are  lodged  for  collection  by  a  Member  during  any  one  year,  these 
will  be  applied  for  in  the  usual  manner,  and  the  amount  recovered 
will  be  paid  to  the  Member  under  deduction  of  the  following  Com- 


per  cent, 
Sums  imder  £1 . . . .  7| 
Above  £1  and  under  £5 ....  5 
"      £5        "        £10....  4 


per  cent. 
Above£10andraider£30,. . . 2| 

«      £30        "        £50....  2 
Above  £50....... ....1 


With  Each  Claim,  three  Postage  Stamps  must  he  sent  to  cover  outlay.. 


TEEMS  OF  STJBSCRIPTIOF. 
Each  Member  Five  Shillings  per  Annum. 
In  the  meantime,   Members  will  be  Enrolled  and    Claims  re- 
covered by 

JOHN  GILLESPIE,  Accountant, 

Secretary. 
32  Cathcart  Street,      i 
Greenock,  June,  1863.  \ 


"VT-j^TBOI^^S 


No.  8,  WEST  BLACKHALL  STREET, 

Patronised  by  Lieut. -Colonel  Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart._,  M.P 

and  the  Officers  and  Members  of  the  Eoyal  Renfrewshire 

Volunteer  Corps. 


FREDERICK  WATSON  respectfuUy  announces  the  Enlarge- 
ment and  Re-arrangement  of  his  Rooms,  and  the  introduc- 
tion of  all  the  latest  improvements  in  Hair- Cutting,  Dressing  and 
Shampooing. 

A  Large  Selection  of  the  Choicest  Ferfumery  always  wi  hand. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


COACH  PROPSIETOR  AND  POSTMASTES, 
1  JAMAICA  STEEET, 

fN  rettiming  thanks  to  his  numerous  Friends  and  the  Puhlic  for 
the  liberal  encouragement  he  has  hitherto  received,  begs  to 
intimate  that  he  has  greatly  enlarged  and  improved  his  Establish- 
ment, whereby  he  will  be  enabled  with  greater  facility  to  carry  on 
his  business  in  all  its  departments  in  a  manner  which  he  trusts  wUl 
give  entire  satisfaction,  and  to  secure  him  a  continuance  of  Public 
Patronage. 

Harringtons,  Cabs,  Mourning  Coaches,  Box  Noddies,  and  Hearses 
of  different  classes,  and  at  various  prices. 

D.  M*F.  respectfully  intimates  his  having  added  to  his  Stock 
several  neat  PHOTONS  and  BEOUGHAMS,  with  good  Horses 
and  careful  Drivers,  &c.,  suitable  for  Job  ia  Town  or  Country,  by 
the  Week,  Month,  or  longer,  as  agreed  upon. 

Posting  in  all  its  departments.  Gigs,  Dog  Carts,  Saddle  Horses, 
&c.,  taken  in  at  Livery. 

N.B. — D.  M'F.  being  contractor  for  the  Mails  between  Green- 
ock and  Largs  and  West  Kilbride,  parties  who  may  have  parcels 
to  forward  to  these  and  intermediate  places,  by  leaving  them  at  D. 
M'F.'s  office,  may  rely  on  their  being  punctually  delivered. 
Greenock,  June,  1863. 


306   AND   308   BUGHANAK  StREET,  GlASGOW. 


ADTERTISEMENTS. 


1  Old  Broad  Street,  and  16  Pall  Mall,  London. 


INSTITUTED    1803. 


Subscribed  and  Invested  Capital; — 

ONE  MILLION  SIX  HUNDRED  THOUSAND  POUNDS  1 


THOMAS  AUGUSTUS  GIBB,  Esq.,  Chairman. 
WILLIAM  B.  ROBINSON,  Esq.,  Dept.-Chairman. 

The  distinguisliing  characteristics  of  this  Institution  are — 
MODERATE  RATES ; 
UNDOUBTED  SECURITY; 
PROMPT  AND  LIBERAL  SETTLEMENT  OF  CLAIMS. 


Every  Information  can  he  ohtained  from 
DAVID  M'lL WRAITH,  12  William  Street. 
ALEXANDER  SMITH,  Manse  Lane. 

Agents  at  Greenock. 


HUGH   STEWART. 

OPTICIAN,  LICENSED  BEALER  IN  GOLD  AND  SILVER 
WATCEES,  JEWELLERY,  #c., 

8  William  Street,   Greenock, 

HAS  always  on  hand  a  Large  STOCK  OF  SPECTACLES  for 
all  Ages,  from  One  Shilling  per  Pair  up  to  those  of  the  most 
Costly  description ;  GOLD  and  SILVER  WATCHES  in  Patent 
Lever  and  other  movements ;  Gold  and  Silver  Guards ;  Fob,  and 
Albert  Chains,  Silver- Plated  Tea  and  Coffee  Sets,  Guns,  Pistols, 
Mathematical,  Nautical  and  Musical  Instruments  ;  Feather  Beds, 
Hair  Mattresses,  Furniture,  Carpeting,  Indian  China,  Curiosities, 
&c.,  &c. 

The  Highest  Price  given  for  Furniture,  Carpeting,  Watches, 
Jewellery,  Silver  Plate,  and  Articles  ol  Antique  and  Vertu. 

H 


ADTERTISEMENTS. 


25,  NICHOLSON  STEEET. 


JOHN  HENDEY,  late  of  SmcLAiR,  Hendky  &  Co.,  begs  to  an- 
nounce that  he  has  just  received  a  Large  Assortment  of  all 
the  Newest  Styles  of  PAPER-HANGINGS  for  the  Season,  and  is 
now  ready  to  execute  Orders  upon  very  Moderate  Terms  to  those 
who  may  favour  him  with  their  support. 

Ooimtry  Orders  punctually  attended  to. 

Greenock,  Jime,  1863. 


(B(DiiIL»A(BIill^, 

HAS  ALWAYS  on  hand  a  supply  of  the  best  WISHAW  and 
GO  VAN    COAL,  for  Sale  on  the  most  moderate  terms  at 
OOVAN  COAL  DEPOT,  Corner  of  Dellingbuhn  Square. 

N.B. — Orders  promptly  attended  to,  being  left  at  the  Depot,  or 
at  the  Dwelling  House,  No  6  Chapel  Street;  Mrs  Aitkins',  30 
West  Blackball  Street ;  and  at  John  Hair's,  15  Bearhope  Street. 

Greenock,  June,  1863. 


WI^^IAM  MOWA^  &  CO., 


NO.  22  ARTHUR  STREET, 

RESPECTFULLY  return  thanks  to  their  Friends  and  Custo- 
mers for  their  liberal  support  since  commencing  Business, 
and  hope  by  their  attention  and  Moderate  Charges  to  merit  a 
continuance  of  past  favours. 

Greenock,  June,  1863. 


ADVEKTISEMENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENT. 


24  WEST  BURN  STREET. 


Contracts    and    Orders   Promptly    attended    to. 


J&  A.  S.  would  draw  the  attention  of  public  men  in  general  to 
their  New  and  Correct  System  of  VENTILATION,  as  appU- 
cable  to  Public  Works  and  other  Buildings, — their  operation  in 
every  instance,  where  applied,  being  completely  successful. 

References  to  those  already  constructed,  and  in  operation,  may 
be  had  on  application. 

Chimney  8mohe  Guards  of  improved  construction. 

Greenock,  June,  1863. 


SAVES  ALL  LAROUR  by  producing  an  Immediate  and  Bril- 
liant Polish  on  every  description  of  Cabinet  and  French 
Polished  Goods.  A  few  applications  make  a  surface  equal  to  French 
Polish,  and  not  liable  to  be  affected  by  moderate  heat.  On  trial  it 
will  be  found  to  be  the  most  easUy  applied  of  any  preparation  yet 
offered  to  the  Public. 

Sold  in  Bottles  at  6d,  Is,  and  2s  each,  by  James  Alexander, 
Chemist,  West  Blackball  Street. 


CONTINUES  to  Deliver  Funeral  Letters,  Cards,  Circulars, 
&c.,  and  begs  to  thank  the  Public  for  the  liberal  encourage- 
ment with  which  he  has  been  favoured,  and  to  assure  those  who 
may  entrust  him  with  orders,  of  their  prompt  and  faithful  execu- 
tion,, 

Orders  left  at  J.  &  D.  McGregor's,  14  Hamilton  Street,  will  be 
attended  to  on  the  instant. 
Greenock,  June,  1863. 


Al>rER*ISEMEKTS. 


(late  of  Glasgow), 

Now  being  resident  in  Greenock,  may  be  Consulted  Daily  at 
65  ETJE-END  STREET  (Ewing's  Buildings),  First  Flat^ 
Right  Hand. 


sj^iTiT-JLie/ir. 


THE  Subscribers  respectfully  solicit  an  inspection  of  a  Cheap 
and  Efficient  WATER  CLOSET  designed  by  tbem. 

M.  &  H.  BUIE,  Plumbers. 
7  East  Breast, 
Greenock,  June,  1863. 


7 

No.  150,  BUCHAXAN  STREET,  GLASGOW. 


WHILsILIIAll  WSILMM  &  MM§ 

HAVE  much  pleasure  in  again  returning  thanks  to  their 
Greenock  friends,  for  the  kind  favours  so  long  bestowed  on 
them,  and  trust  that,  by  increased  efforts  and  attention,  they  will 
be  able  to  ensure  a  continuation  of  the  same. 

It  is  seldom  any  novelty  of  importance  can  be  introduced  into 
the  Shoe  Trade,  but  W.  W.  &  Sons  are  glad  to  say  they  are  en- 
abled this  year  to  bring  forward  something  new  and  really  worthy 
of  attention — they  refer  to  their  Patent  Hythe  Boot — which, 
from  the  entirely  new  style  of  sole  and  fastening,  is  admirably 
suited  for  Shooting,  Walking,  and  Damp  weather.  Circulars  with 
full  explanation  will  be  sent  on  application. 

W.  W.  ^  Sons  have  no  Branch  Establishment  in  Glasgow. 

WHOLESALE  WAREHOUSE. 

15  CANON  STREET,  WEST,  LONDON,  EC 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


iiiiuii  iiiw^iii. 

[GHT,   TRUNK,   AND  PACKING-BOX  MAKI 
FUNERAL  UNDERTAKER,  &c. 

39,  CRAWEURD  STREET,  GLEBE. 


TrunTis  Made  and  Repaired  on  Most  Reasonable  Terms,  at  the  Shortest 
■  Notice. 

Jobbing  PTinctually  Attended  to. 


OY8TJBR    STORE. 

I    JTATT  PI. ACE, 

(Adjoining  the   National  Bank.) 


BEGS  to  intimate  that  he  is  now  receiving  in  their  season  a 
Eeg-ular  Supply  of  Fresh  OYSTEES  Four  times  a- week,  and 
will  sell  them  at  the  Eeduced  Prices  of  from  2s  to  2s  6d  per  Hun- 
dred.    Lobsters,  Crabbs,  &c.,  always  on  hand. 

Families,  Hotels,  and  Taverns  supplied  on  the  most  Moderate 
Terms. 


(Late  Hilliaed  &  Chapman), 
CUTTLER  AND  SURGICAL  INSTRUMENT  MAKER, 

56  Buchanan   Street,   G-lasgoiv. 

CHAPMAN'S  Unrivalled  TABLE  KNIVES,  with  Lock-fast 
Handles,  cannot  become  loose  in  hot  water.  An  immense 
Stock  of  PLATE  and  CUTLERY  for  selection  and  shipment,  at 
Sheffield  prices.  Cases  of  Surgical  Instruments  for  Ships  always 
on  hand. 

No  connection  with  any  other  house. 

hi 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


DEIfTAL  STJEGEET  II  ALL  ITS  BEAIfCHES. 


CHARLES  FRASER,  Surgeon  Dentist, 

MAY  be  Consulted  Daily  at  HAVELOCK  BUILDINGS,  17 
West  BlackhaU  Street. 
Artificial  Teeth  in  Gold.  Vulcanite,  ^c-.,  supplied  on  the  newest  and 
most  approved  principles. 


MA^UFACTUEEES  OF 

SHIP  SHEATHINO,   EOOFINQ,   BOILEE,  AND 
INODOEOUS  EELTS, 

HAVE  always  on  hand  a  STOCK  of  the  above  FELTS,  which- 
they  can  supply  on  very  favourable  terms. 

Works — Caledonian  felt  Works,  29  Iain  Streei,  (Jartsdyke. 

Greenock,  June,  1863. 


QLENBURN     HOUSE.     ROTHESAY 


ESTABLISHED   1843. 


Conducted  by  WILLIAM  PATEESOX,  M.D.,  Member  of  the 
Eoyal  CoUege  of  Surgeons,  London. 

TURKISH,  PEUSSIAN,  SALT  WATEE,  GALYANIC 
AND  MINEEAL  BATHS. 


OPEN  TO  THE  PUBLIC  DAILY. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


GREENOCK 

COEPEE-HOUSB  &  EEEEESHMEIT  EOOMS, 

I?o.  14  EAST  aUAY  LANE, 

COMFORTABLE  AND  WELL-AIRED  BED-ROOMS, 

SOUPS,    STEAKS,     CHOPSj     TEA,     COFFEE,     etc 

SOIREES,    PARTIES,    AJSTD   TRIPS   SUPPLIED. 


NO.  7,  LAIRD  STREET,  ' 

HOUSE— WILLIAMSON    STEEET. 

Jobbing  and  Carting  punctually  attended  to. 

NEW  PIAKO-FOETES. 


JMUIR  WOOD  &  CO.  have  at  present  a  Stock  of  PIANO- 
,    FORTES  amounting  to  nearly 

TWO  HUNDRED  AND  FIFTY 
in  number.  These  have  heen  most  carefully  selected  from  the 
Manufactories  of  the  great  London  houses  ;  particular  attention 
having  been  given  to  the  tone,  while  elegance  of  exterior  has  not 
been  neglected.  The  Instruments  have  been  classified  and  so  dis- 
posed in  their  Ten  Show  Rooms  as  to  enable  purchasers  to  form  a 
correct  estimate  of  the  merits  of  the  different  makers. 

J.  M.  Wood  &  Co.  would,  in  particular,  call  attention  to  their 
Grand,  Semi- Grand,  and  other  high-class  Instruments,  in  Walnut- 
wood,  Marqueterie,  and  other  fancy  styles,  to  which  two  of  their 
Rooms  are  entirely  devoted. 

As  J.  M.  Wood  &  Co.  have  the  largest  Hiring  Trade  in  Scot- 
land, they  can  always  supply,  at  very  Moderate  Prices,  high- class 
Instruments  that  have  been  in  use  by  the  best  families  of  the  City 
and  adjoining  Counties. 
Harmoniums  in  great  variety. — Instruments  ofallkinds  lent  out  on  hire. 

42  BUCHANAN  STEEET,  GLASGOW. 
Established  1790. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


FANCY  DRESS  WAREHOUSE, 


CENTLEME  N'S 

CLOTHING    ESTABLISHMENT, 


aSAHEl*®    SiT^lTfWi   ©IMT* 


EXCHANGE   BUILDINGS,   GEEENOOK 


THE  SUSS®W  FiMITiil  ©li 


IS  fhe  only  preparation  that  will  both  Wash  and  Polish  Cabinet 
Furniture,  Papier-Mache,  Japanned  Goods,  &c.,  thereby  sav- 
ing immense  time  and  trouble. 

The  BEITISH  POLISH  prevents  Dining  Table  Tops  from  be- 
ing  destroyed,  by  resisting  the  action  of  hot  dishes  or  liquids. 

Sold  by  Cabinetmakers,  Ironmongers,  Grocers,  &c.  Wholesale 
by  the  Maker,  Peter  Smith,  Cabintmaker,  100  Montrose  Street, 
Glasgow. 

Caution. — As  its  success  has  provoked  spurious  imitations,  he 
sure  you  get  P.  SMITE'S  Glasgow  lurniture  Oil. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


CORNS   EXTRACTED 


IN"  returning  thanks  for  the  very  liberal  patronage  bestowed  on 
him  in  the  above  profession  for  the  last  twenty  years,  desires 
to  inform  all  sufferers  from  Corns  that  he  is  still  continuing  their 
Extraction  with  great  success. 

28  INVERKIP  STEEET. 


BEDDING  &  IRON  BEDSTEADS. 


THE  LAEGEST  AND  CHEAPEST  STOCK  in  the  CITY, 


43  JAMAICA  STEEET,  GLASGOW. 


Folding  Camp  Bedstead,  .        ,        .        from  7s  6d 

Neat  French  Iron  Bedsteads,    .        .        .  „  17s  6d 

Easy  Chairbedsteads,  with  Cushions,       .  „  32s  Od 

Handsome  Children's  Cots,  4  by  2,  .        .  „  17s  6d 

Also,  a  variety  of  Feathers,  Feather  Beds,  Spring,  Hair,  Wool, 

Cotton,  Cork,  and  Straw  Mattresses,  at  Prices  varying  from  the 

Wool  Mattress  at^Gs  6d  to  the  Finest  Downs. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


A  NEVER-FAILING  REMEDY. 

siiPEieE  PIE  mn^E.  • 

SOLD  BY 

J.    G.    ALEXANDER, 

D  WMT  IMSSMlLL  STSESf  ♦ 

Greenock,  June,  1863. 


Estimates 
to  Supply 

ABTIILKY 

and 
RIFLE 

CORPS 

with 

BELTS, 
STOCKS 

knee  caps, 
LAGGINGS 

also, 

OFFICERS' 

SWOEDS, 

BELTS, 

Sword  Tassels 

BAD&ES  and 

CLASPS. 

Mounted 

OfScers' 
Equipments. 

JOHN  LECKIE  &  CO., 

Wholesale  ^  Export  Saddlers,  ^  Volunteer  Aeeoutrement  Manufaciurersi 
60  STOCKWELL  STREET,  GLASGOW, 


ABVERTISEMENTS. 


GtROCERS  J31PSM  WOjSKs 


SCOTTISH  CANI$TeB,8CALE,&mLl  WORKS, 

Corner  of  Renfleld  and  Bath  Streets,  Glasgow. 
REMOVED   FROM  151    GEORGE  STREET. 

CHARLES  LOWE,  in  removing  to  his  New  and  Extensive 
Premises,  46,  48,  and  50  Bath  Street  and  86  Renfield  Street, 
takes  the  opportunity  of  returning  his  sincere  thanks  for  past  fa- 
vours to  the  Grocers,  Provision  Dealers,  and  other  tradesmen  whom 
he  has  supplied  with  Furnishings.  He  at  the  same  time  intimates 
that  from  the  vast  accommodation  his  New  Premises  afford,  his 
great  experience,  and  large  staff  of  skilled  workmen,  all  employed 
on  the  premises,  he  is  now  hotter  prepared  than  ever  to  execute  all 
orders  entrusted  to  him  with  care,  attention,  and  dispatch. 

Within  the  limits  of  an  advertisement  it  is  quite  impossible  to 
give  even  a  small  idea  of  the  variety  of  articles,  useful,  necessary, 
and  ornamental,  which  he  manufactures  for  Grocers,  Victuallers, 
Bakers,  Druggists,  Butchers,  Tobacconists,  Spirit  Merchants,  and 
others. 

The  establishment  is  open  daily  for  Visitors,  whether  buyers  or 
not,  where  the  largest  Stock  of  Shopkeepers'  Outfittings  in  Scot- 
land may  be  seen,  or  even  in  the  Three  Kingdoms,  and  at  prices 
extremely  moderate. 

Travelling  and  Commercial  Gentlemen's  Japanned  Boxes  made 
to  order.    Ladies'  Travelling,  Bonnet,  Cap,  and  Head-Dress  Boxes, 
Collar  Boxes,  &c.     Shippers  supplied  on  Liberal  Terms. 
1^^  Observe  the  New  Address- — 

ZiOWE'S  Scottish  Canister,  Scale^  and  Mill  "Works. 
CORNER  of  BATH  and  ZIENFIEI.D  STS.,  CiK<ASGOW<. 


IMPORTER  OF  RUSSIAN  TEA  BOWLR 


ADVEBTISEMENTS. 


THIS  most  delicious  and  refreshing  of  all  Hair  Washes"  to  be  had 
only  from  FREDERICK  WATSON",  Ladies'  and  Gentlemen's 
Hair  Dresser,  No.  8  West  Blackhall  Stkeet. 

A  Large  Stock  of  Ornamental  Mair-worTc  always  on  hand. 
Greenock,  June,  1863. 


JOINEfi,  CABOIT,  UNeiE,  AND  WASHING  MACEINE  MAOB 

JOBBING,    GLAZING,   &C., 

39  STOCEWELL  STEEET,  GLASGOW. 


HONOURABLE 

MENTION, 

EXHIBITION 

1862. 


Patent  Box  Mangles  from  £18  to  £28. 

WASHING  MACHINES  AND  SCKEW  PRESSES  MADE   TO   ORDER. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


l0,  8S  BlTl  STIIIT,  @MSi®¥, 

MAY  be  Consulted  every  MONDAY,  from  10  till  4  o'clock,  at 
Mrs.  MENZIES,  12  West  Blackhall  Street.  While 
intimating  his  weekly  visits,  Mr.  Duncan  takes  the  opportunity  of 
advising  his  Friends  and  Patrons  in  Greenock  of  a  very  important 
Improvement  in  the  Manufacture  of  Artificial  Teeth.  After  per- 
using the  opinions  of  the  leading  Scientific  Dentists  of  London,  as 
expressed  at  a  large  and  specially  convened  Meeting  of  the  Dental 
Profession  in  1859,  Mr.  Duncan  proceeded  to  London,  and  a  very 
careful  investigation  satisfied  him  that  no  combination  of  material 
or  skill  hitherto  in  use,  was  at  all  comparable  to  the  new  Process, 
so  great  and  so  obvious  are  the  advantages  it  offers  that  Mr.  D.  at 
once  put  himself  in  communication  with  the  Patentee  of  the  most 
recent  and  best  approved  of  the  Apparatus  for  the  Manufacture  of 
the  *'  Vulcanite  Base,"  as  it  is  termed ;  and  at  the  same  time  made 
the  arrangements  necessary  for  acquiring  a  thorough  knowledge  of 
the  theory,  as  well  as  a  practical  Management  of  the  details  ot 
Manufacture,  and  introducing  it  at  once  to  his  own  circle  of  Patrons. 

The  chief  advantages  are : — Its  applicability  to  a  class  of  cases 
where  the  Mouth  is  of  peculiar  shape,  the  G-ums  unusually  Sensa- 
tive,  or  the  Surface  very  irregular  from  the  presence  of  isolated 
Teeth,  which  the  Patient  may  be  unwilling  to  have  removed ;  the 
perfect  accuracy  of  the  fit  which  can  now  be  insured,  leaving 
nothing  to  be  desired  in  that  respect ;  and  the  lessening  to  an  ex- 
treme degree  the  chances  of  Accidental  Breakage,  or  of  Teeth 
becoming  loose.  Much  more  might  be  added  regarding  the  light- 
ness of  Material,  so  conducive  to  comfort  in  use,  its  natural  Colour, 
its  Strength,  Durability,  the  readiaess  with  which  Repairs  can  be 
effected,  and  especially  the  ease  and  economy  with  which  a  Set  of 
Teeth  can  be  altered  to  suit  the  changes  which  the  mouth  naturally 
undergoes  ia  the  course  of  time.  But  Mr.  Duncan's  present  object 
is  simply  to  advise  his  Friends  of  his  Weekly  Visits,  and  at  the 
same  time  to  intimate  that,  besides  practisrag  as  hitherto  the  usual 
processes  adopted  by  the  Profession,  he  has  after  Four  Years'  ex- 
perience of  the  new  process,  the  utmost  confidence  in  recommend- 
ing it  as  the  most  important  and  radical  improvement  which  the 
Dental  Art  has  yet  received. 


ADVERTISEMENTS . 


JWji  Irifelj  ml  MnuA 

IISURAICE  COMPAIT. 


HEAD  OFFICES- 
EDINBURGH,  64  PRINCES  STREET. 
LONDON,  58  THREADNEEDLE  STREET,  AND  4  NEW 
BANK  BUILDINGS. 
GLASGOW,  102  ST.  VINCENT  STREET. 


Subscribed  Capital,        . .  . .         £2,000,000     0     0 

Accumulated  FundSy      ..  ..  2,122,828     8     0 

Anmtal  Income,  ..  ..  422,401     2     2 


FIIIE  DEPARTMENT. 

The  Premitjms  received  in 

1860  were      ....         £43,300  11     4 

1861  ....  53,766  16     5 

1852  ....        119,591   9    8 

The  Company  Insures  against  Fire  every  description  of  Pro- 
perty at  the  lowest  rates  of  Premium  corresponding  to  the  risk. 

Farming  Stock  is  Insured  without  the  Average  Clause,  and  loss 
and  damage  by  lightning  allowed. 

The  Company  holds  itself  responsible  for  damage  done  by  ex- 
plosions of  Gas. 

FOREIGIN   KISKS. 

The  Directors,  being  Latimately  acquainted,  and  having  busi- 
ness relations  with  foreign  countries,  are  prepared  to  issue  Policies 
on  the  most  favourable  terms.  In  all  cases  a  discount  will  be  al- 
lowed to  merchants  and  others  effecting  such  insurances. 


LIFE 

DEPARTmENT. 

The  rapid  growth  in 

this  branch  of  business  will  best  be  shewn 

by  the  following  Statement  of  the  Lipe  Policies  effected  during 

the  last  few 

years : — 

No. 

Sums. 

Premiums. 

1858 

455 

£377,425 

£12,565  18     8 

1859 

605 

449,913 

14,070     1     6 

1860 

741 

475,649 

14,071  17    9 

1861 

785 

527,626 

16,553     2     9 

1862 

87Q 

622,22i 

18,872    &   S 

ADVERTISEMENTS. 


To  the  business  o/1862  there  has  also  to  he  added  167  Policies,  insuring 
£146,110,  being  the  amount  of  business  done  through  the  United  Kingdom 
Company  during  -the  year,  and  which,  by  the  agreement  with  that 
Company,  was  to  be  held  as  the  FoUcies  of  the  North  British  and 
Mercantile,  thus  making  the  total  issue  for  the  year  : — 

Policies.     Sums  Assured.  New  Premiums. 

1862    1037    £768,334    £23,641    0    0 

PROFITS 

Kine-Tenths,  or  in  other  words,  the  whole  of  th»  Profits  arising 
from  the  Life  Business,  after  setting  aside  one-tenth  to  the  Shareholders 
o/  the  Company  for  their  guarantee,  are  divided  among  the  Assured 
in  the  participating  classes. 

At  the  last  investigation  in  1858,  the  Surplus  amounted  to  the 
large  sum  of  £136,000. 

This  allowed  a  Bonus  on  the  sums  Assured  varying  from  £1  -5s 
to  £1  15s  per  cent,  per  annum,  according  to  the  duration  of  the 
Policy. 

LAPSED  POLICIES. 

Such  Policies  may  he  revived  at  any  period  within  six  months 
from  the  expiry  of  the  twenty-one  days  of  grace  on  payment  of  the 
premium,  with  interest  at  5  per  cent  per  month,  without  any 
Medical  examination  or  certificate. 

STTERENDEE  OF  POLICIES- 

The  Directors  of  this  Company  make  liberal  allowances  for  the 
Surrender  of  Policies,  and  offer  the  alternative  of  paying  the  cash 
value,  or  granting  a  Policy  free  of  Premium,  for  a  larger  sum,  cor- 
responding to  the  cash  value. 

FOEEIGH  TRAVEL  AID  RESIDENCE- 

In  time  of  peace  license  is  granted  to  the  Assured  to  travel  or 
reside  ahroad  within  certain  hmits.  No  extra  premium  is  charged 
for  most  of  the  British  colonies,  and,  where  required,  the  rates 
have  been  much  modified. 

INDISPUTABLE  CERTIFICATES. 

Upon  application,  and  on  certain  conditions  certificates  are 
issued,  declaring  the  Policies  of  the  Company  unchallengeable,  and 
&ee  from  extra  premium  for  Foreign  Residence. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ANNUAL  FREIIIUIIS  Payable  during  the  JFhole  of  Life,  for  the 
Assurance  of  £100,  to  he  2^ aid  at  Death. 


■V^ITH 

IPDaOIPITS 

- 

AGE. 

YEAKLY. 

AGE. 

YEA-RXY. 

AGE. 

YEARLY. 

£       S,     D. 

£       S.     D. 

£       S.      D. 

20 

1    18      2 

31 

2  11     1 

42 

3     9  11 

21 

1  19     1 

32 

2  12     5 

43 

3  12     0 

22 

2     0     1 

33 

2  13  10 

44 

3  14     4 

23 

2     12 

34 

2  15     5 

45 

3  16     7 

24 

2     2     3 

35 

2  17     0 

46 

3  19     1 

25 

2     3     5 

36 

2  18     6 

47 

4     1  11 

26 

2     4     8 

37 

3     0     2 

48 

4     4  10 

27 

2     6     0 

38 

3     2     0 

49 

4     8     3 

28 

274 

39 

3     4     1 

50 

4  11   11 

29 

2     8     7 

40 

3     6     1 

55 

4  15     5 

30 

2     9  10 

41 

3     7  11 

60 

4  18     4 

For  further  explanation,  TaWes  of  Eates,  &c.,  see  the  Company's 
Prospectus,  which  may  bo  had  at  any  of  the  OfBices  or  Agents 
throughout  the  Kingdom. 


EOi^HD    OF    MANAGEMENT 

James  Anderson,  Esq.,  Mercht. 
J.   A.    Campbell,  Esq.,   yr.  of 

Stracathro,  Merchant. 
John    Matheson,    Jun.,   Esq., 

Merchant. 
EoBERT  Armour,  Esq.,  Mercht. 
Local  Manager, 
Local  Secretary, 

OfSce,         -        -         102  ST.  VINCSNT  STREET,  SLASaOW, 


Peter  Coats,  Esq.,  of  Woodside, 

Paisley. 
Wm.  Stirling,  Jun.,  Esq.,  Mer- 
chant. 
J.   T.   Caird,    Esq.,    Engineer, 
Greenock. 

G.  "W.  Snodgrass. 
Archibald  Blair. 


AGEiSTTS   EST   GEEEWOCE!. 
Mr  JOHN  BLACK,  Writer. 
Mr  THOS.  0.  HUNTER,  Merchant. 
Mr  THOMAS  STARK,  Bank  of  Scotland. 
Mr  JOHN  JOHNSTON,  National  Bank. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


MEDICAL   II-A.LL, 

AND  CONSULTING  BOOMS  COMMUNICATING, 

l0.  Ill   MilM    STIIST,  ilasfow. 
Dr  MILNEFi,  Surgeon  &  Druggist, 

In  order  to  devote  entire  attention  to  tlie  above, 
ATTENDS    NO    OUT-DOOR  PRACTICE 


MEDICINE  CHESTS,  NEW  AND  EEFITTED, 

With  Geniaine  Medicines,  suitable  for  all  parts  of  the  World,  on 
the  most  Reasonable  Terms. 

SHIPOVrNEKS  AND  CaPTAINS  LiBERALLY   DeALT  WITH. 


The  following  are  with  confidence  recommended — 

GELATINE  CAPSULES,  aU  sorts,  prepared  under  the  immediate 
superintendence  of  Dr  Milner. 

FLUID  EXTRACT  of  JAMAICA  SARSAPARILLA,  contains 
all  the  properties  of  the  Root  in  a  concentrated  form. 

CHEMICAL  FOOD  or  COMPOUND  SYRUP,  of  the  Phosphates 
of  Iron,  Lime,  Soda,  and  Potassa. 

This  Syrup  is  carefully  prepared  by  Dr  Milner,  and  its  remark- 
able success  in  enfeebled  conditions,  resulting  from  protracted  dis- 
ease, has  earned  for  it  the  title  of  "  Chemical  Food." 

The  purity  of  all  Medicines  is  carefully  tested  by  Dr.  M.  before 


PATENT  AND  ALL  FROPRIETARY  MEBIOINE& 
KEPT  IN  BIOCK, 


«2 


ADVERTISEMENTS . 


PATBNTSD    XmPHOVSSENTS   3N 

LOBBY  LAITEEI S,  SHOP  LI&HTS, 

AND 

GAS  COOKING  &  HEATING  APPAEATUS- 

CYLINDER  LOBBY  LANTEENS 

Without  any  vertical  metal  bars  to  obstruct  tlie  light,  mucli  more 
elegant  and  much  cheaper  than  the  old-fashioned  sort ;  made  in 
various  styles  and  sizes. 

EEELEOTOE  STAE-LIGHT  LAMPS 
Of  an  indestructible  material  for  shops  and  windows. 
THE  TEANSLUCENT  LIGHT 
Only  patented  about  two  months  since,  is  the  greatest  novelty  ever 
seen  in  connection  with  Gas-Fitting,  being  entirely  different  in 
principle  and  appearance  from  any  other  lamp.     The  burners  pro- 
ject from  the  clear  surface  of  a  crystal  globe,  and  having  no  visible 
connection  with  any  metal  tubes,  are  necessarily  shadowless.     It 
has  been  inspected  by  the  most  distinguished  Architects  in  the 
West  of  Scotland,  and  approved  of  for  elegance  of  appearance, 
clearness,  sufficiency  as  to  distribution  of  light,  and  suitable  for 
public  bxuldings,  shops,  and  windows.    Besides  surpassing  all  other 
lamps  iu  brilliancy  they  are  moderate  in  first  cost,  and  give  a 
greater  amount  of  light  in  proportion  to  the  quantity  of  gas  con- 
sumed than  any  other  lamp  made  in  all  sizes. 

THE  PATENT  EAISING  &  LOWEEING  APPAEATUS 

Is  applicable  to  all  sorts  of  Gas  Lamps  and  suited  for  public  build- 
ings. By  it  a  Gas  Lamp  suspended  from  a  high  ceiling  may  be 
lowered  from  5  to  100  feet  for  lighting,  cleaning,  or  repairing,  and 
raised  again  to  any  elevation  required,  the  Apparatus  being 
entirely  out  of  sight  and  worked  at  any  convenient  distance  either 
in  or  out  of  the  building  or  apartment  in  which  the  lamp  is  sus- 
pended. 

GAS  HEATING  STOVES,  peom  12s.  6d.,  to  60s., 
Without  smoke,  smell,  dust,  or  danger;  constructed  on  the  strictest 
scientific  principle,  by  which  is  obtained  the  maximum  amount  of 
heat  with  the  minimum  amount  of  gas  consumed. 

GAS  COOKING  STOYES  feom  7s.  6d.  to  17s.  6d. 
By  the  use  of  which  no  coal  fixe  is  needed  during  Summer,  dust 
and  dirt  avoided,  and  money  saved,  as  the  gas  fii'e  can  be  extinguished 
the  moment  it  is  not  needed. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


These  Cooking  and  Heating  Apparatus'  have  been  tested  and 
approved  of,  are  not  only  immensely  superior  to  the  miscellaneously 
patched  up  sorts,  by  parties  not  speciallj^  trained  in  the  manufac- 
ture of  such,  but  being  simple  (not  liable  to  go  out  of  order,) 
are  extremely  cheap  as  to  first  cost  and  economical  in  use. 

These  anicles  may  he  ordered  through  any  respectable  Ironmonger 
or  Gasjitter  in  Greenock. 

Fatentecs  and  Sole  Makers  in  Scotland, 

mmmmwm,  mukwm.  %  §•♦, 

78  GORDON  STREET,  SLASSOW. 

Wholesale  Metal  Warehouse  and  Gas-holder  Fitting  Manujactory. 


GIASGOW  WESTERN  WIRE-WORK 

AND  WIRE-CLOTH  rVlAf4UFACT0RY, 

5,    MITCHELL     STEEET,     GLASGOW, 

(Third  Door  from  Argyle  Street.) 

alexandeeTcousland 

RESPECTFULLY  returns  his  sincere  thanks  to  his  Friends 
and  the  Public  generally,  who  have  so  liberally  encouraged 
him  since  he  commenced  business,  and  trusts,  that  by  selling  only 
articles  of  the  best  description,  and  by  punctual,  prompt,  and  per- 
sonal attention  to  orders,  he  may  merit  a  continuance  of  their  pa- 
tronage. 

A.  C.  solicits  attention  to  the  undernoted  list  of  the  principal  ar- 
ticles manufactured  and  supplied  at  his  Establishment,  viz.,  Cop- 
per, Brass,  and  Iron  Wire-Cloth  of  every  description  for  Corn, 
Flour,  and  Barley  Mills,  Chemical,  Gunpowder,  Sugar  Refining, 
and  other  Manufactories  ;  also,  Wire  Gauze  for  Window  Blinds, 
Galvanized  Wire-Cloth  for  Meat  Safes  and  Larders,  Davy  Lamp 
Wire-Cloth,  &c.  A  stock  always  kept  on  hand  of  the  various  kinds 
of  Wire- Cloth  for  the  West  Indian  and  other  Sugar  Plantations. 
Sieves — Iron,  Brass,  and  Hair-Cloth  of  every  sort.  Sugar  Strain- 
ers and  Skimmers  made  to  order.  Eiddles  for  Coals,  Lime,  Sand, 
Ashes,  Grain,  Potatoes,  &c.  Lime  Screens  or  Harps  for  Builders. 
Parrot,  Blackbird,  Lark,  and  Canary  Cages  in  great  variety. 
Frames  for  Granary  Windows,  and  Library  Doors  filled  with  wire. 
Eat  and  Mouse  Traps.  Fire  Guards,  Letter  Boxes.  Tinned, 
Iron,  Brass,  and  Copper  Bottling  Wire,  &c,,  &c.,  and  every  other 
article  usually  made  by  the  trade,  on  the  most  liberal  terms. 
Extra  Work  done  to  Order,  and  Repairs  neatly  executed. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


FROM  GLASGOW  EERALD,  OCTOBER,  1861. 


The  Business  of  tlie  late  A.  S.  YOTJNGr,  Stjugeon  Dei^tist,  so 
long  conducted  by  him  in  Buchanan  Street,  Glasgow,  and 
recently  in  Helensburgh,  will  be  continued  in  all  its  branches, 
with  every  recent  improvement,  by  his  only  Son  and  Suc- 
cessor, 

JAMES  ANDERSON  YOUNG, 

SXJRG-EON-DKJSTTIST, 
47    BATH    STREET,    GLASGOW. 

All  patients  of  the  late  Mr.  Young  will  find  the  business 
conducted  as  formerly,  with  the  same  Care  and  Attention, 
First-class  Productions  and  Moderate  Charges,  every  Effort 
and  Improement  being  used  for  the  advantage  and  comfort 
of  the  Patient,  and  for  the  lessening  and  prevention  of  pain 
so  far  as  may  be  possible,  in  every  operation. 

From  Increase  of  practice,  Mr.  Young  has  found  it  neces  - 
sary  to  adopt  as  partner,  Mr  John  Wishart,  who  has  been 
his  Principal  Operative  Assistant  for  these  last  Six  Years, 
having  previously  studied  the  profession  for  about  five  years 
in  Edinburgh ;  is  a  member  of  the  "  College  of  Dentists,  Eng- 
land ;"  and  already  well  known  to  many  of  Mr.  Young's 
Patients. 

47  Bath  Street,  Grlasgow. 

28th  May,  1863.  ^ 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


GOOD  lfE¥S  POE  THE  APELICTED. 


®a.  a^iiai^i'i 


"  THE  POOR  MAH'S  PKIEND," 

Is  confidently  recommended  to  the  Public  as  an  unfailing  remedy 
for  Wounds  of  every  description. 
A  certain  cure  for  Ulcerated  Sore  Legs  (if  of  twenty  years^  standing:) 
Cuts,  Burns,  Scalds,  Bruises,  Scorbutic  Eruptions  and  Pimples  in  the 
Face,  Sore  and  Inflamed  Eyes,  Sore  Heads,  Cancerous  Sumours,  ^-c. 

Sold  in  Pots,  at  Is.  l|d.,  2s.  9d.,  lis.,  and  22s.  each. 

ALSO  HIS 

PILULE  ANTI-SOROPHUL^ 

Confirmed  hy  sixty  years'  experience  to  be,  -without  exception,  one 
of  the  best  alterative  medicines  ever  compounded  for  purifying  the 
blood,  and  assisting  nature  in  all  her  operations  ;  hence  they  are 
useful  in  Scrofula,  Scorbutic  Complaints,  Glandular  Swellings, 
particularly  those  of  the  neck,  &c.  They  are  efficacious  in  rheumat- 
ism, and  form  a  mild  and  superior  Family  Medicine  that  may  be 
taken  at  all  times  without  confinement  or  change  of  diet. 

Sold  in  Boxes,  at  Is.  l|d.,  2s.  9d.,  4s.  6d.,  lis.  and  22s.  each. 

Mrs.  Brown,  of  Kingsland,  was  for  many  years  afflicted  with  a 
severe  scorbutic  eruption,  covering  both  her  hands  and  spreading 
up  her  arms  ;  she  was  persuaded  to  try  Dr.  Eoberts'  Poor  Man's 
Friend  and  Pills,  by  a  friend  who  had  been  cured  of  a  large  wound 
in  her  leg,  which  had  baffled  the  doctor's  skill;  and  by  taking  one 
box  of  the  pills  and  using  one  pot  of  the  Ointment,  a  cure  was 
effected.  She  does  not  know  how  to  be  sufficiently  thankful.  Her 
son  says,  "  whenever  I  have  an  opportunity  I  will  recommend  it 
with  all  my  heart." — January,  1857. 

OBSERVE. — No  Medicine  sold  under  the  above  names  can 
possibly  be  genuine  unless  "  BEACH  AND  BARNICOTT,  late 
Dr.  ROBERTS,  BRIDPORT,"  is  engraved  and  printed  on  the 
stamp  affixed  to  each. 

Sold  wholesale  by  the  Proprietors,  Beach  and  Barnicott,  at 
their  Dispensary,  Bridport,  by  the  London  Houses  ;  and  retail  by 
all  the  respectable  Medicine  Vendors  in  the  United  Kingdom, 


ADVERTISEMENTa. 


London  Ckonometer,  Watchmaking,  and  Jewellery  EstaWiskent, 

96  ASaYLE  STREET  (Entrance  to  Arcade),  G-LAS&OW. 

BUCHANAr4'S  WATCHES, 

In  Gold, . . .  .from  £4  4s  to  £44  [  In  Silver,..from  £2  23  to  £15  158 
Buchanan's  Silver  Workman's  Watch,  £2  15s,  equal  to  tlie 
London  £3  3  s  Watch.  Every  Watch  skilfully  examined  and  EeguJ  a- 
ted  to  Greenwich  time,  and  its  performance  guaranteed.  Safe  and 
Free  by  Post.  Post  Office  Orders,  payable  to  D.  Buchanan,  will 
receive  prompt  attention. 

lewly-ImproYed  Patent  duonometers 

patronised  by  the 

KOYAL    OBSERYATORY,    GREENWICH,    ASTRONOMERS. 

CHRONOMETER  MAIMERS  to  the  ADMIRALTY, 
WATCHMAKERS    TOTHEQ     UEEN 

_find  hy  the  Highest  Authorities  in  England. 
Professor  AIREY,  M.A.,  F.E.S.,  Royal  Observatory,  Green- 
wich, says,  "  After  a  trial  of  two  years,  I  find  it  is  not  affected  by 
change  of  climate,  or  by  jerks  or  shakes,  and  it  is  superior  to  the 
usual  Lever  and  Chronometer  as  a  Pocket  Watch." 
Th9  Stock  is  replete  with  first- class  London  made  Patent  Lever  and 
Chronometer  Gold  and  Silver  Watches. 
A  Written  Guarantee  given  with  each.    Also,  Newest  designs  ^  patterns 
of  Jewellewery,  Silver,  and  Silver  Plate,  <^c.,  ^-c,  Ships  furnished  with 
Chronometers,   Marine   Clocks,  Engine   Counters,  Silver  and  Electro- 
Plate  for  Cabin  use,  ^e. 

"D.  BUCHANAN,  Chronometer,  Watchmaker,  Goldsmith  Ss  Jeweller, 
96  ARGYLE  STREET,  fMrsf  Shop  East  of  ArcadeJ  GLASGOW. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


TEETH.    From  3s  6d  Each.    TEETH. 


XTPPEM  OS  UNDER  SETS  MSOM  SOs  EAOB. 


PRACTICAL  SUHGEON  DENTIST, 

78  AND  84  STOOKWELL  STEBET,  GLASGOW, 

CALLS  the  attention  of  Parties  in  want  of  TEETH  to  his  PA- 
TENT  GUM  ATMOSPHERIC-PRESSUEE  PALATE, 
the  most  important  discovery  ever  made  in  Dental  Science.  It  is 
made  to  suit  the  most  sensitive  Gums,  requires  no  Springs,  is  non- 
absorbent,  incorridible,  and  not  affected  by  acidity  of  the  stomach 
or  secretions  of  the  mouth. 

Specimens  always  on  hand. 
All  operations  in  Dental  Surgery  performed  carefully,  with  the 
best  and  latest  improved  instruments. 

CONSULTATION  FREE.     ESTABLISBED  1786. 


COFFEE  EOASTING,  SUGAR  POUNDING  AND  GENERAL 
GRINDING  WORKS, 

29,  M'PHERSON  STREET  (off  high  strbkt),  GLASGOW. 

The  only  Steam-Fower  Foasting  Establishment  connected  with  the 

Trade  in  the  City. 


13.     MINTO 

BEGS  leave  to  return  thanks  to  the  Grocers  and  Druggists  of 
this  Town  and  Vicinity  for  past  favours. 
He  also  begs  leave  to  intimate  that  in  connection  with  his  Coffee 
Roasting,  and  Coffee  and  Spice-Grinding  Works,  he  has  fitted  up 
an  extensive  Sugar-Pounding  Macliine,  offering  to  the  Confection- 
ers and  Trade  in  general,  an  advantageous  opportunity  of  having 
their  Sugar  Pounded  by  Steam-power,  far  surpassing  anything  yet 
offered  to  the  Trade. 
F.8. — All  Orders  punctually  attended  to,  and  delivered  hy  his  Vans  at 

the  proper  time. 

29,  MTherson  Street  (off  High  Street),  \ 

Glasgow,  June,  1863.  | 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


D 


ttmAViEiLm©  :B(E),iggiPffligiiTO. 
SESSIS  FE^^US-01  a  ilLLIE 

IRECT  the  attention  of  Tourists  and  others  to  their  present 
and  carefully  selected  Stock  of 

SSmilgM'g  IMfELllMS  leHIMlMT^, 

Comprising  the  improved  Style  of  Looose  Fitting  Over-Coat, 
which  may  he  Worn  in  or  out  of  doors.  There  heing  nothing 
O^^rewhatever  in  its  appearance,  by  a  Chemical  Process  is  rendered 
"Waterproof,  forming  a  Light  and  Useful  Garment  for  all  Seasons. 
The  Material  used  heing  a  medium  substance  in  all  the  various 
shades  in  dark  and  light  colours ;  to  their  New  Designs  of  Gentle- 
men's Scotch  Manufactured  PLAIDS,  Railway  and  Carriage 
EUGS,  and  a  very  large  selection  of  the  Newest  Mixtures  in 
HIGHLAND  TWEEDS,  which,  for  Comfort  and  Durability  in 
the  Wear,  are  not  to  be  surpassed  by  any  other  Woollen  Materials. 

lATISllfc  llkiilui  ©ilWIliS^ 

Glasgow,  May,  1863. 


G-EISTTLEMElNr'S      DRESS. 
SHIRTS  MADE  TO  MEASUEE- 


ISiili  FMSIJS®!  4  UMAt 

HAVE  in  charge  of  this  Department  an  Experienced  Cutter,  by 
whom  every  attention  is  paid  to  ensure  a  Correct  and  Com- 
fortable Fit.  The  same  principle  is  carried  out  in  cutting,  fitting, 
and  making  up  our  Improved  Shirt  as  any  garment  connected  with 
the  Tailoring  Department. 

Messrs  F.  &  L.  will  be  happy  to  show  their  verv  tasteful  selection 
of  SPUN  SILK,  SILK  and  WOOL,  and  NEW  SUMMER  FLAN- 
NELS, for  Gentlemen's  Cricketing,  Yachting,  and  Boating  Shirts. 


National  Bank  Buildings,  45  Queen  Street,  Glasgow. 

Glasgow,  May,  1863. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


GENTLEMEN'S    DRESS. 


DEVOTE  particular  attention  to  this  Department  of  their 
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MR  ESK!ELL  supplies  Artificial  Teeth  on  his  new  system  of 
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minutes  it  becomes  as  hard  as  the  enamel  of  the  tooth  itself. 

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HEREBY  intimate  to  their  Friends  and  the  Public,  that  they 
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BOOTS  and  SHOES,  all  manufactured  under  their  own  immediate 
superiatendence.  They  can,  therefore,  warrant  every  Article  to 
give  satisfa.ction.  At  the  same  time,  the  Prices  are  so  reasonable, 
that  Purchasers  cannot  fail  to  be  satisfied.  JSf.B. — Intending 
Emigrants  or  Shippers  can  be  supplied  with  Boots  and  Shoes  made 
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THESE    unrivalled  Machines,  Eun,  Tuck,  Hem,  Fell,  Cord, 
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Hkstrated  Price  Lists  free  li  post, 

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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


HENEY  MAETIN'S 

iiii  i  (i^ 

24i    BUCHANAN    STREET, 


WHERE  A  COLLECTION  OF 

l^urrign  ^  Srifelj  linging  Sirk 


ARE  ALWAYS  ON  HAND. 


H,  M.  having  directed  special  attention  to  the  construction  of 
CAGES  on  the  modern  system,  combining  every  recent  Improve- 
ment with  Durahility,  Elegance,  and  Economy,  solicits  an  inspec- 
tion of  his  Large  Stock,  wMch  will  be  found  unequalled  for  variety 
and  cheapness  in  the  city. 

MM  d  MIIM  OTimKB, 

From  long  and  practical  experience  in  this  art,  parties  may  rest 
assured  of  having  their  Birds  or  Animals  carefully  and  naturally 
Stuffed.     Preserved  and  tastefully  fitted  up  on  moderate  terms. 

NUCESSAH-^  CAUTION. 

MISTAKES  MAY  OCCUR,  TSEREFORE  MARE  TEE 
AEDRESS :— 

MARTIN'S  BIRD  SHOP, 

241  BUCHANAN  STEEET,  GLASGOW, 

( Third  Boor  below  the  Arcade.) 


THE 

SCOTTISH   WIDOWS'  FUND 

LIFE   ASSURANCE 

SOCIETY 


Tne  Profits  are  divided  among  the  Members  only,  there  being 
no  Shareholders,  as  in  Proprietary  Companies,  entitled  thereto. 

Resources  of  the  Society. 
Realized   Funds  .      .      .   £3,850,000 
ANNUAL   Revenue  .  .      £460,000 

Before  effecting  a  Life  Assurance,  the  cha- 
racter of  the  office  to  be  selected,  the  security  it  presents,  and  the 
advantages  which  it  affords,  should  be  carefully  ascertained.  No 
prudent  person  will  provide  for  his  family  by  means  of  Life  Assur- 
ance [which  usually  involves  the  savings  of  a  lifetime  and  the 
welfare  of  a  family  after  death),  without  being  satisfied — 


FIRST. 

That  the  provision  on  which 
his  family  is  to  depend  is  not  only 
safe  beyond  doubt  or  question,  but 
also  that  it  will  ultimately  amount, 
with  additions  from  Profits,  to  the 
largest  sum  which  the  premiums 
payable  are  adequate  to  secure. 
For  information,  see  '  Security 
prese7itedby  the  Society,^  p.  2,  and 
'  Bonus  A  ddiiions  Declared,'  and 
^Resources  of  the  Society,^  p.  3. 


SECOND. 

That  in  the  event  of  his  outliv- 
ing the  object  of  the  assurance,  or 
desiring  for  any  other  reason  to 
discontinue  it,  he  will  be  entitled 
on  surrendering  the  Policy,  to 
withdraw  the  excess  of  premiums 
paid  over  and  above  what  has 
been  required  to  cover  the  risk  in- 
curred by  the  office.  For  infor- 
maiion,  see  '  Surrender  Values 
payable  on  Deina7id,'  p   3 


BM»Il3^^[VlD<^Miyi1Jl>1^j^VJ.^.!llht:^^a>l.jK^li3l^^ 


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Agent  at  Greenock:  ARCHIBALD  M'KELLAH,  Writer. 


a 


Scottish  Widows'  Fund  Life  Assurance  Society 


a 


Security  Presented  by  the  Society. 

The  only  satisfactory  evidence  that  a  Life  Office  affords  co7n^lete  sectirity 
for  thefulfibnent  of  its  engage77te?tts,  is  a  correct  State7nent,  containing  its 
"Assets,"  shewing  the  itianjter  of  their  investment  on  the  one  hand,  and 
its  "  Liaiilities,'"  with  the  table  of  Mortality  and  Rate  of  hiterest  by  which 
they  have-  been  valued,  on  the  other.  It  is  also  important  to  every  person 
insuring  his  life  to  know  that  the  office  he  selects  has  not,  to  any  extent,  de- 
clared Bonuses  by  anticipating  future  Profits.  Wliere  this  has  been  done. 
New  Members  enter  at  great  disadvantage,  for  their  Funds  alone  make 
good  the  anticipated  Profits,  in  which  they  did  not,  and  never  can 
share.*  With  the  view  of  affording  exact  information  as  to  the  nature  and 
extent  of  the  security  presented  by  the  Society,  the  following  statement  of 
Assets  and  Liabilities  as  at  31st  December  1859,  when  last  valuation  took 
place,  is  given  ; — 

Assets. — Money  invested  in  First  Class  Securities      .         .         .      ;^3, 518,230 
Liabilities. — Value  by  the  Carlisle  3  per  cent  Tables,*  {see  note  below)  2, 756, 216 
Surplus,  b&ing  Excess  of  Assets         ....         ;^762,oi4 
Which  Surplus  was  disposed  of  thus  : — 

1.  Sum  set  aside  to  meet  the  Bonus  then  declared    .        .  574, 35  "^ 

2.  Free  Balance  or  "  Guarantee  Fund "  retained      .        .         ^187,659 

♦  Note. — The  entire  "Loading"  or  fer  centage  on  future  Premiums  -which  is 
applicable  only  to  future  Expenses,  Contitigencies,  and  Profits  (valtte  £'}2^,z$s)<  luas,  as 
usual,  left  untotiched.  The  Public  will  therefore  observe  that  futtcre  Profits  have  not  to 
any  extent  been  anticipated  or  encroached  upon  in  declaring  past  Bonuses,  but  that 
the  Scottish  Widows'  Fund  possesses  every  element  of  security  and  future  profit  which  a 
Life  hisurance  Office  entitled  to  public  confidence  ought  to  possess. 

Moderate  Rates  of  Premium. 

In  the  following  Table  the  Premiums  charged  by  sixteen  of  the  oldest 
established  and  largest  Life  Offices  in  the  Three  Kingdoms  are  contrasted 
with  the  Premiums  charged  by  the  Scottish  Widows'  Fund. 

TABLE   CONTRASTING   THE    PREMIUMS    OF    OTHER    OFFICES    WITH    THOSE 

OF  THE  Scottish  Widows'  Fund. 


& 


Age. 

WITH    profits. 

WITHOUT 

PROFITS. 

Age. 

Average  Pre- 

Scottish 

Average  Pre- 

Scottish 

miums  charged 
by  other  Offices. 

Widows'  Fitnd- 

miums  charged 
by  other  Offices. 

£   s.    d. 

Widows'  Fund 

Premiums.* 

Premiums.\ 

£   s.    d. 

£    s.    d. 

£     S.     d. 

20 

211 

2     2     1 

I  14    9 

1  12     1 

20 

25 

2    6    7 

2     6     6 

I  19    I 

1  16    7 

25 

30 

2  12     I 

2  11     9 

244 

2     2    0 

30 

35 

2  18    9 

2  18     2 

2  10    7 

2     8    0 

85 

40 

3     7     5 

3     6     3 

2  18    7 

2  15  11 

40 

45 

3  17     8 

3  16    4 

3    8    8 

3     4  11 

45 

50 

4  II     4 

4    9     2 

424 

3  17  11 

50 

55 

590 

5     5     1 

50s 

4  17     9 

55 

*ForB 

onuses  declared  under  this  Table, 

t  It  is  believed  tJ 

see-'  Bt 

nus  Additi07is  Declared," page -3,. 

lower  than  th 

ose  of  any  other  C 

Wee. 

ff 


f 


Scottish  Widows'  Fund  Life  Assurance  Society. 


-a 


Tabular  statements  of  the  bonuses  Declared,  and 
of  the  society's  funds  and  revenue. 


Bonus  Additions  Declared 

On  Policies  of  the  Amount  of  ;i^  looo. 


Duration 

Amount 

of 

Bonus  added. 

of  Policy  in 

Policy. 

1862. 

£    s. 

d. 

£    s     d. 

SYrs. 

82  16 

Q 

1082  16    9 

7     ,. 

116  18 

6 

1116  18     6 

ID       ,, 

168    I 

0 

1168     I     0 

14       „ 

249  16 

3 

1249  16    3 

15       „ 

270   4 

11 

1270    4  II 

20       ,, 

389  16 

3 

1389  16    3 

21       „ 

416   0 

I 

1416    0     I 

25       „ 

524  II 

6 

1524  II     6 

28      „ 

614    s 

2 

1614     5     2 

30      » 

674  0 

II 

1674    0  II 

35     „ 

806     3 

6 

1806    3    6 

40    „ 

933  19 

5 

1933  19     5 

42     „ 

985     I 

10 

1985     I  10 

45     „ 

1372     6 

II 

2372     6  II 

The  Bomises  declared  by  this  Office  are 
7iot  exceeded  by  those  o/any  other. 


Resources  of  the  Society, 

With  a  detailed  List  of  the  Investments. 


I.  Realized  Fund. 
Landed  Securities 
Government  Stocks,  etc.    . 
Loans     on     the     Society's 

Policies  of  greater  value 
Life  Interests  &  Reversions 
House  Property,  etc. 
Money  in  Bank,  etc. 

-^3>073,i2o 
183,500 

471,000 
144,608 
20,000 
99,170 

Deduct— Claims  by  deaths 
of  Members  not  yet  due 

-€3,991,398 
141,000 

Bealized.  Fund 

£3,860,398 

II.  Annual  Revenue. 
Life  Premium  Income 
Interest  on  Realized  Fund 

;^  300, 150 
160,255 

Annual  Revenue 

£460,405 

The  -whole  Fi(7ids,  Revenue,  and  Profits, 
belong  to  the  Policy-holders  alone. 


Surrender  Values  payable  on  Demand. 

One  of  the  principal  impediments  to  the  extension  of  Life  Assurance  among 
the  classes  to  vi^hom  it  is  most  beneficial,  viz.,  those  whose  means  of  providing 
for  their  families  depend  upon  professional  income,  is  the  apprehension  that 
inability  to  continue  the  Assurance  necessarily  involves  loss  of  all  the  premiums 
paid  to  the  Office.  It  will  accordingly  be  satisfactory  to  such  persons  who 
intend  effecting  Assurances  to  know,  that  this  objection  is  obviated  in  the 
Scottish  Widows'  Fund,  as  the  Surrender  Value  of  the  Policy  is  allowed  to 
the  Member  at  any  time  he  shall  choose  to  discontinue  it.     The  following  are 

Examples  of  Surrender  Values  of  Policies  of  ^iooo,  of  the 
Participating  Class.     Age  at  entry  being  30. 


Duration  of  Policy. 

Premiums  paid. 

Surrender  Value. 

Per  Centage  of 

Surrender  Value  on 

Premiums  paid. 

One  Year 

Ten  Years 

Twenty  Years 

Thirty  Years 

Forty  Years 

Forty-five  years    . . 

£2S  17    6 
258  IS    0 
517  10    0 
776    5     0 
1035     0    0 
1164     7    6 

£S,     0  ID 
160  12   10 
390   15   II 
699  10     0 
1071   19     0 
1435     9    0 

31  per  cent. 

62  per  cent. 

75  per  cent 

90  per  cent. 
104  per  cent. 
123  per  cent. 

[y 


Tk7ts  a  Scottish  Widows'  Fiind  Policy,  besides  securing  ««  A  ssurance  in 
the  event  of  the  Manber's  death,  has  the  special  advantage  of  being  as  con- 
vertible as  a  bank  note,  during  his  lifetime  to  the  extent  of  its  vabte  which 
vt  many  cases  considerably  exceeds  the  entire  amount  of  the  premitims  paid. 


tf 


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Scottish  Widows'  Fund  Life  Assurance  Society. 


■a 


The   Success   of  the   society. 

The  remarkable  success  which  has  attended  the  operations  of  the  Society 
ever  since  it  was  founded  is  exhibited  in  the  following  Table  of 

statistics  of  the  SOCIETY'S  PROGRESS. 


Dates. 

Sums  Assured  by 
Policies  Issued. 

Sums  Assured,  and 

Bonus  Additions 

existing. 

Annual  Revenue. 

Realized  Fund. 

£           s.    d. 

£        s.  d. 

£        s.    d. 

£          s.   d. 

tBts 

1,000    0    0 

1,000    0    0 

34  12    6 

34  12    6 

1824 

431,667     8     8 

373,656    I    8 

17,454    0    3 

76,509     7     3 

18^1 

1,474,409       I     ID 

1,332,434  10    6 

54,653     7     5 

260,046    8     0 

i8s8 

3,916,214    5  II 

3,557,134     I  10 

141,241  14     2 

785,272  II     6 

184s 

7,502,981     5    9 

6,798,622    6    3 

248,929    0    0 

1,701,633     I     6 

1852 

10,963,900  II    9 

9,084,660  17     I 

338,362     8    6 

2,581,109     5     7 

l8sq 

14,241,419    3     I 

10,943,853    8     5 

412,767    9     2 

3,518,230     6    9 

1862 

15,680,000     0     0 

11,200,000     0     0 

460,405     0     0 

3,850,000     0     0 

t& 


These  Statistics  shew  the  extent  to  which  the  Public  have  appreciated  the 
advantages  of  Membership  in  this  Society.  Gratifying  evidence  of  continued 
and  increased  confidence  is  afforded  by  the  large  amount  of 

Assurances  effected  in  1862. 
Sums  Assured £683,115  0  0 

premium     Revenue  thereon    .  .  .       £23,394    0    0 

Comparative  Value  of  Policies  in  Different  Offices. 

The  conditions  under  which  a  Policy  in  one  office  may  be  held  to  be  of  greater 
value  than  a  Policy  in  another  office  are  substantially  these— {i.)  That  the 
sum  receivable  in  the  event  of  death,  including  additions  from  Profits,  shall 
be  larger  in  proportion  to  the  premiums  payable  in  the  one  office  than  in  the 
other  (see  "Bonus  Additions  Declared,"  page  3).  (2.)  That  the  sum  which  may 
be  withdrawn  during  life  as  "  Surrender  Value  "  ia  the  event  of  the  Assurance 
having  to  be  discontinued,  shall  be  larger  for  the  premiums  payable  in  the 
one  office  than  in  the  other  (see  "  Surrender  Values  payable  on  Demand,"  page  3). 
(3.)  That  the  Security  aff"orded  for  the  fulfilment  of  all  engagements  is  better 
in  the  one  office  than  in  the  other  (see  "  Security  presented  by  the  Society,"  page  2). 
IVken  parties  desire  to  acquaint  themselves  with  the  relative  7iierits  of  Life 
Offices  with  the  view  of  effecting  Assurances,  their  attention  should  be  sj>e- 
cially  directed  to  these  essential  points. 

AN    enlarged    edition    OF    THE    PROSPECTUS 

Has  been  prepared  with  much  care,  containing  a  practical  exposition  of  the 
comparative  merits  of  Life  Assurance  in  Shareholding  Insurance  Companies  and 
Mutual  Societies  like  the  Scottish  Widows'  Fund,  and  also  full  information  on 
every  point  of  the  Society's  position  and  affairs.  The  prospectus  will  be  sent 
free  of  charge  on  application  to  the  Head  Office  or  any  of  the  Society's  agents. 
SAMUEL  RALEIGH,  Manager.     J.  J.  P.  ANDERSON,  Secretary. 


ff 


R.  &■  R.  Clark,  Printers. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


DANIEL    WILSON, 

124  Eenfleld  Street,  &  100  Holm  Street,  Glasgow. 

EU&LISH  &  SCOTCH  MASTIC  Always  in  Stock. 
WELSH  SLATES  OF  EVERY  VARIETY. 


ESTABLISHED  1810. 

THE    Gl^ASGrO^W 

TRUSS,  BAKMGE,  AND  AETIflCIAL  LIMB  imElISEMEST. 


32  Eenfisld  Street,  Glasgow. 

f First  door  above  St  Mary's  Church.) 

Manufacture  every  deseriptionof  the  following, 

of  Best  Quality,  at  Moderate  Prices  :— 

mm  db  LIMB  SUPPORTS.  RUPTURE  TRUSSES,  miFICIAl  LIMBS- 

Cratches,  Ladies'  Belts,  Urinals  for  Travelling, 

GENTLEMEN'S  BELTS,  SUSPENSOEIES, 

ELASTIC  STOCKIKGS,  KNEE  CAPS, 

ladies'  &  Gentlemen's  ^lio'older  Braces  &  Chest  Expanders,  Enemas,  etc. ,  «tc 
MrsEDWAEDS,  Sen.,  attends  on  Ladies. 

O'bserve—32  RENFIEI^B  STREET. 


ADVERTISEMENTS . 


GfLASGO¥  AETIFICIAL  LIMB  &  BAUDAGE 


146  George  Street  (East),  Glasgow, 

MANUPACTUEEES  of  Eupture  Trusses,  Bandages,  Artificial 
Limbs,  Splints,  Spine  Supports,  &c.,  Elastic  Stockings  and 
Knee  Caps,  ACCOUCHMENT  BELTS,  Prolapsus,  Abdominal 
and  Leg  Supports,  EoUing  Bandages,  &c. 

A  PnACTicAii  Female  will  attend  on  Ladies. 
Farties  can  also  be  waited  on  at  their  oivn  Residence  if  requisite. 
Correspondents  punctually  attended  to. 
N.B. — To  those  afflicted  with.  Eupture,  Trusses  of  a  superior 
quality  made  to  suit  any  case,  and  fitted  with  the  utmost  care. 

(X)Td,mh  ^ells  of  every  (description. 


GREENOCK  HERALD, 

PUBLISHED   EVEEY  WEDNESDAY  &  FEIDAY. 


OFFICE:  40  Cfi^HCM"^  SII^EE^. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ARTIFICIAL  TEETH. 


WITH     COMFORT. 


J.    WALLACE 


STJ:Ea(3--BOIsr-TDEIsrTIST, 

RESPECTFULLY  announces  that  having  made  New  Discover- 
ies in  Mechanical  Dentistry  he  is  enabled  to  insert  Teeth  of 
the  very  Best  Quality,  at  £"«(/■  their  usual  cost, — warranted  not  to 
decay  or  discolour.  To  dispense  with  Clasps,  which  are  very  oh- 
jectionable,  both  for  appearance  and  destroying  the  Patient's 
Teeth,  Mr  Wallace's  principle  of  Self- Adhesion  is  invaluable,  as  it 
prevents  the  remaining  Teeth  from  being  destroyed,  and  retains 
loose  ones  in  their  proper  place.  Decayed  Teeth  carefuUy  Stopped 
or  Stuffed.  Children's  Teeth  regulated,  and  the  utmost  attention 
given  to  all  the  other  Branches  of  Dental  Surgery. 

Best  TEETH,  with  Best  Suction  Base,       -      -        £0    5s. 
Best  Full  Upper  or  Under  Set,    ....        £3  10s. 

Attendance  Daily — Consultation  Free. 

These  Teeth  are  inserted  in  the  purest  materials,  and  the  best 
workmanship,  guaranteed  at  the  above  prices  which  defy  compe- 
tition. 

170    TROlSraATE,    aLASGhOW^, 

(First  Door  East  of  Mdcheson  Street.) 


ailEEJlOCK  HEIlfiLrD  (Plllj^grij^a  OFFICE, 
4.0   Gathcart  Bireet. 


Funeral  Letters,  Cireulcbrs,  fiddress  Cards,  Invoice  ^ops> 

Customhouse  Forms,  and  other  Forms  : 
Costing-  and  Hand  ^ills,  and  Letter  (Press  (Printing; 

In  all  its  (T)epartmnents, 
Ezeouted  ]<(eatly,    Qheaply,    and   Charged  Jdoderately ^ 


J03E(PH  SlfilJ^ 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


nnnsp  Ottptwci—  /  Queen  Insurance  BuUdings,  Liverpool  j  and 
I.HIEF  UFFiCES      j  ^^g  LeadenhaU  Street,  London,  E.C. 
Glasgow — 4  National  Bank  Buildings,  Queen  Street . 
Edinburgh — 8  Bank  Street.    |    Aberdeen— 83  Union  Street. 
CAPITAL,    ONE  MILLION  STERLING. 
Manager  and  Actuary  of  the  Company— 
J.  MoNCRiEFF  Wilson,  Esq.,  Liverpool. 
Resident  Managers  for  Scotland — 
Mitchell  &  "Watson,  Glasgow,  Accountants  and  Stockbrokers^ 
GLASGOW  BOARD, 
Alexander  Hastie,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Chairman, 
Willla-m  Allan,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
EoBT.  Bryson,  Jun.,  Esq.,  Cotton  Broker. 
William  Connal,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
Alexander  Dick,  Esq.,  Writer. 
Adam  Paterson,  Esq.,  Writer. 
James  Syme,  Esq.,  Banker. 
Resident  Secretary  in  Glasgow — Michael  Thomson,  Esq. 
EDINBURGH  BOARD. 
Peter  M'Lagan,  Esq.  of  Pumpherston,  Chairman, 
Isaac  Anderson  Henry,  Esq.  ot  Woodend. 
Henry  Hill  Lancaster,  Esq.,  Advocate. 

James  Marshall,  Esq.,  (Redpath,  Brown  «fe  Co.),  Iron  Merchant, 
Alexander  Moncriepf,  Esq.,  Advocate. 

Resident  Secretary  in  Edinburgh — Wm.  White  Millar,  Esq.,  S.S.C. 
ABERDEEN  BOARD. 
John  Stewart,  Esq.  of  Craigiebuckler,  Chairman, 
Robert  Abernethy,  Esq.,  Engineer. 
Thomas  Gordon,  Jun.,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
Joseph  Rowell,  Esq.,  Iron  Merchant. 
Resident  Secretary  in  Aberdeen — Lessel  Stephen,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
HOME  AND  FOREIGN  Eire  and  Life  Insurance  and  Annuities 
at  rates  as  liberal  as  is  consistent  with  perfect  security. 

This  is  the  Life  Bonus  Year  of  the  Company ;  three- fourths  of 
the  Profits  belong  to  the  participating  Policy  Holders,  and  one- 
fourth  to  the  Proprietors.  All  participating  Policies  effected  before 
the  31st  August  next,  will  gain  one  full  Year's  Bonus  at  the  Divisiors 
of  Profits. 

Copies  of  the  Book  Prospectus  and  other  information  may  be  ob- 
tained on  application  at  any  of  the  offices  or  agencies  of  the  Company 
AGENTS  IN  GREENOCK. 
Peter  Ballingall,  Bank  of  Scotland. 
W,  Lindsay  &Co.,Elcise  buildings  |  Archd.  M'KENziB,West  quay 


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INSURAWCB  COMIFAWY, 

Instituted  1836. — Empotvered  hy  Acts  of  Parliament. 

CHIEF  OFFICES  : 

1  Dale  street,  Liverpool,  and  20  and  21  Poultry,  London. 

SCOTTISH  BOAK])  OFFICE  : 

128  Ingram  Street,  Glasgow. 

DIRECTORS  EST  SCOTLAND. 

Chairman,— JAMES  EEID  STEWAET,  Esa.,  Glasgow. 
Depute  Chairman,— EGBERT  STEELE,  Esa.,  Greenock. 

JAMES  J.  GEIEVE,  Esq.,  Greenock. 

EOBEET  P.  S.  STEWAET,  Esq.,  Laggary. 
SWINTON  BOULT,  Esq. 

RESIDENT  SECRETARIES. 

Glasgow— D.  STEWAET,  Esq. 
Greenock— D.  E.  CEAWFOED,  Esq. 
Medical  Eefree— J.  F.  PATON,  Esq.,  M.D.     / 


PROGHSSS  ©P  THK  COTCPAM'^  gl^JGE  1 850. 


Year. 

Fire  Premiums 

Life  Premiums. 

Invested  Funds. 

1851..., 
1856.... 

1861 

1862.... 

£54,305 
222-.279 
360,130 
436,065 

£27,159 

72,781 

135,974 

138,703 

£502,824 

821,061 

1,311,905 

1,417,808 

THE  ANNUAL  INCOME  EXCEEDS  £640,000. 

Fire  Insurance. — Insurances  can  "be  effected  ■with  tlie  Company 
on  property  of  every  description,  and  in  all  parts  of  the  world. 
LIFE  INSUEANCE. 

Attention   is   specially   invited  to   this   Company's   System  of 
GUARANTEED  BONUSES,  hy  which  is  secured— 
_  1.  Exemption  from  Liability  of  Partnership  under  any  possible 
circumstances. 

2.  BONUS  ADDITIONS  which  are  not  contingent  on  profits, 
"but  fixed  and  guaranteed  by  the  whole  resources  of  the  Company. 

Annuities  are  granted  on  extremely  favourable  terms. 

Prospectuses  with  detailed  rates,  &c.j  will  be  had  on  application. 

agents  in  GREENOCK 

D.  E.  CEAWFOED,  Mansionhouse. 
JOHN  LOYE,  Eoyal  Bank  of  Scotland. 
JOHN  BEYMNEE,  15  East  Quay  Lane. 
C.  D.  LAMONT,  Union  Bank  of  Scotland. 
ALLA1{  SWAN,  Writer. 


