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GIVING 

A  CLASSIFICATION  OF  TRADES  AND  PROFESSIONS 

ALSO,  AN 

APPENDIX, 

CONTAINING 

COPIOUS  MISCELLANEOUS  LISTS. 


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PRICE  TWO  SHILLINGS  AND  SIXPENCE, 


ADDRESS. 


The  Publishers,  in  presenting  a  New  Issue  of  the  Post-Gffick 
Greenock  Directory,  avail  themselves  of  the  opportunity  to  ex- 
press their  grateful  acknowledgments  to  the  Merchants,  Shipowners, 
Shopkeepers,  and  the  Public  generally,  for  the  kind  assistance  which 
has  been  received  in  procuring  the  various  details ;  and  it  is  hoped 
the  work  will  be  found,  on  perusal,  as  free  from  errors  as  any  of  a 
similar  kind. 

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improved,  and  rendered  more  useful  to  the  Public,  were  it  issued 
annuaXlLY,  instead  of  every  alternate  year  as  at  present;  and,  in 
compliance  with  a  very  generally  expressed  desire,  it  is  their  intention 
to  spare  neither  labour  nor  expense  in  supplying  the  desideratum. 
By  availing  themselves  of  every  description  of  local  and  general  in- 
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ERRATA 


Page  87,  line  5th  from  bottom,  for  I/acklan,  read  Luckham. 

Page  116,  line  4th  from  bottom,  for  1,  Stanners  Street,  read  9, 
Main  Street,  Cartsdyke. 

Page  127,  line  14th  from  bottom,  for  8,  Antigua  Street,  read  22, 
Bank  Street. 

Page  147,  line  14th  from  top,  for  Shoemaker,  read  Shopman. 

Page  147,  line  15th  from  bottom,  for  6,  Cathcart  Street,  read  6, 
Cathcart  Square. 

Page  165,  line  20th  from  top,  for  Thomson,  read  Taylor. 

Page  171,  line  16th  from  bottom,  for  12,  Roxburgh  Street,  read 

12,  liopework  Street. 


CONTENTS. 


Address. 
Stamp  Duties. 

Street  Directory, 1 

Post-Office  Directory, 5 

Trades  and  Professions, 177 

APPENDIX. 

Adjuster  of  Imperial  Weights  and  Measures,  34 

Advertisements,  (see  end  of  Appendix.) 

Banking  Houses, 52 

Burgh  and  Police  Court, 4$ 

Caledonian  Railway  Company,         ------         42 

Carriers, 72 

Cartsdyke  Mechanics'  Library, 37 

Charity  School, 37 

Churches,  Ministers,  and  Presbyteries, 54 

Clyde  Shipping  Company's  Towing  Vessels,     -        -        -        -        84 

Commissioners  of  Supply  for  the  Lower  Ward,        -  -  48 

Commissioners  on  the  Harbour, 32 

Commissary  Court, 47 

Conveyances, 74 

Consuls  at  Greenock, 33 

Courts,     --- 4^ 

Customhouse, 49 

Deep  Sea  Pilots,  (licensed,) 80 

Deep  Sea  Pilots'  Rates, 80 

Engines  for  Extinguishing  Fire, 34 

Fishery  Office,  -         -         - 51 

Greenock  Railway  Guaranteed  Company,         -        -  ■      -        -  43 

Greenock  Census  Returns,       -        - 31 

Greenock  Cemetery,  Wellington  Park,  and  Well  Park,  -        -  38 

Greenock  Chamber  of  Commerce, 33 

Greenock  Coffee  Room,  - 37 

Greenock  Exchange  Buildings  and  Assembly  Rooms,      -        -  37 

Greenock  Hospital  and  Infirmary, 35 

Greenock  Library,  3g 

Greenock  Mechanics'  Institution, 36 

Greenock  Parochial  Board, 35 

Greenock  Prison, 34 

Greenock  Shipping  List, g& 

Harbour  Police, 34 

Income  Tax  Commissioners, 47 

Inland  Revenue  Office,  (late  Excise,) 51 

Inland  Revenue  Office,  (Stamps  and  Taxes,)  51 

Insurance  Offices  and  Agents, 43 

a  2 


Page. 

Inverkip  and  Duncan  Street  Burying  Grounds,  40 

Justices  of  Peace, 47 

Lieutenancy  of  Renfrewshire, 48 

Lighters  carrying  Goods  between  Glasgow  and  Greenock  daily,  84 

List  of  Bonded  Warehouses  in  Greenock,                          -        -  SO 

List  of  Licensed  Boatmen, 77 

List  of  Porters  and  their  Numbers, 75 

Local  Marine  Board, 38 

Lower  "Ward  Committee  of  Renfrewshire  Prison  Board,          -  3  4 

Lunatic  Asylum,  (Hill-end,) 36 

Magistrates  and  Town  Council, 32 

Markets, 35 

Marine  Board  and  Shipping  Office, 38 

Mills  on  Shaws  Water  Falls,    -        - 41 

Omnibuses, 74 

Parliamentary  and  Municipal  Boundaries,  29 

Physicians  and  Surgeons, 49 

Post-Office, 1 

Public  Offices, 44 

Quarter  Sessions, 47 

Rates  of  Fares  to  be  exacted  by  Boatmen,  78 

Registrars  of  Births,  Deaths,  and  Marriages,  47 

Regulations  for  Carters, 33 

Regulations  for  Porters  and  Barrowmen,  76 

Sailing  Vessels, 81 

Schools  and  Teachers,       -        - 65 

Shaws  Water  Joint  Stock  Company, 41 

Sheriff  Court, 46 

Sheriff  Small  Debt  Court, 46 

Societies, 66 

Steam  Vessels, -  82 

Town  Police, 34 

Trustees  on  the  Harbours,         -        -        -        - .       -        -        -  32 

Water  Commissioners, -        -  33 

Water  Trustees, 32 

Writers, 48 

Wellington  Park  Bowling  and  Quoiting  Clubs,        ...  69 
Advertisements, 


STAMP  DUTIES. 


ACT  17  &  18  VICT.,  CAP.  83.      DATED  AUGUST  9,  1864. 

HINTS  RELATING  TO  SOME  FEW  POINTS  USEFUL  IN 
MERCANTILE  TRANSACTIONS. 


Copies  of  Letters  referred  to  in  the  following  Remarks  are  given 
pages  ix.,  &c.,  and  numbered  consecutively. 


I.— FOREIGN  BILLS  OF  EXCHANGE. 

1. — Bills  drawn  in,  but  payable  out  of  the  United  Kingdom.  If 
purporting  to  be  drawn  in  a  set,  the  whole  number  must  be  issued 
and  stamped,  under  a  penalty  of  £100,  and  persons  knowing  that 
the  whole  set  is  not  drawn,  and  receiving  the  same,  are  deprived  of 
all  title  to  recover.  Sec.  6.  Does  not  apply  to  No.  3  below. — Vide 
letter  of  T.  Keogh,  Inland  Revenue,  16th  October,  in  Times,  18th 
October,  1854.     (Letter  No.  1.) 

2. — Bills  drawn  out  of,  but  payable  in  the  United  Kingdom. 
Only  that  bill  of  the  set  which  is  negotiated  or  paid  needs  a  stamp, 
but  that  Stamp  must  be  to  the  full  amount  of  the  Bill.  Vide  letter 
of  T.  Keogh,  Zd  November,  in  Times,  November  6th,  1854.  (Letter 
No.  4.) 

Penalty  for  negotiating  such  a  Bill  without  a  Stamp,  or  not  effac- 
ing it,  £50  ;  and  a  party-receiving  such  a  Bill  cannot  make  it  avail- 
able for  any  purposes.     Sec.  5. 

3. — Bills  drawn  abroad  endorsed  to  parties  in  the  United  King- 
dom, but  payable  abroad,  must  be  stamped  as  if  they  were  drawn  in 
England  and  payable  abroad.  See  Schedule,  Sec.  3. — Vide  illustra- 
tion in  letter  of  T.  Keogh,  Times,  October  19th,  1854.     (Letter  No.  3. ) 

4. — A  Bill  remitted  to  a  Merchant,  drawn  upon  himself,  must  be 
stamped,  even  though  it  should  never  leave  his  hands,  or  it  would  be 
unavailable  as  evidence. — Vide  Economist,  16th  September,  1854. 


II.— INLAND  BILLS  OF  EXCHANGE. 

The  difference  in  Duty  on  Bills  under  and  above  2  months'  date 
and  60  days'  sight  is  now  abolished.-   Vide  Schedule. 


III.— CHEQUES. 

1.— Unstamped  Drafts  on  Bankers  not  to  be  circulated  beyond  15 
miles  in  a  direct  line  from  the  place  where  payable,  under  a  penalty 

It  has  been  held,  however,  that  Cheques,  though  drawn  beyond 
that  distance,  if  presented  by  the  Drawer  or  his  Servant,  and  not 
paid  away,  require  no  stamp. — Swan,  21st  May,  1847. 

2. — A  Cheque  payable  to  A  B  or  his  order  (viz.,  not  the  bearer), 
though  not  sent  beyond  the  said  distance,  must  be  stamped. 


STAMP   DUTIES. 


3. — Unstamped  Cheques  lawfully  issued  within  15  miles  may  be 
remitted  beyond  said  limit,  on  affixing  and  cancelling  a  proper  ad- 
hesive Stamp.     Sec.  8. 

4. — Cheques  on  Bankers  may  be  issued  for  less  than  £1.  Sec.  9. 
Although  prohibited  by  17  Geo.  III.,  Cap.  30. 


IV.— DRAFTS. 

1. — A  penny  adhesive  "Receipt  Stamp  may  be  used  for  a  "  Draft," 
without  regard  to  the  word  "  Receipt  "  written  on  it.     Sec.  10. 

2. — A  letter  to  a  Debtor  requesting  him  to  pay  what  he  owes  the 
writer  to  the  bearer,  the  writer's  clerk,  does  not  require  to  be 
stamped.     Economist,  21st  October,  1854. 


V.— RECEIPTS. 

1. — The  word  "  Receipt "  is  made  of  much  wider  signfication  than 
hitherto.  The  exemption  of  letters  acknowledging  receipt  of  Bills, 
&c.,  is  repealed,  but  receipt  for  monies  paid  to  the  Crown  still  ex- 
empted.    Sec.  13  and  14. 

2. — A  penny  adhesive  "  Draft "  Stamp  may  be  used  for  a  "  Receipt" 
without  regard  to  the  word  "  Draft  "  written  upon  it.     Sec.  10. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

All  Bills,  Drafts  and  Notes,  which  are  deemed  by  the  Acts  to  be 
Bank  Notes,  excepting  Bank  of  England  Notes,  are  to  be  liable  to 
the  Stamp  Duty.     Sec.  12. 

Instruments  liable  to  Stamp  Duty  are  to  be  admited  in  evidence 
in  any  criminal  proceedings,  although  not  stamped.     Sec.  27. 

Two  Stamps,  making  together  full  amount  of  Duty,  may  be  affixed 
instead  of  one  of  the  required  value.  Vide  letter  of  Chairman  of  In- 
land Revenue,  Times,  ISth  October,  1854.  Vide  same  letter  for  Re- 
marks on  Cancellation  of  Stamps.     (Letter  No.  2.) 

Receipts  given  to  manufacturers  by  their  own  workmen  in  pass- 
books, require  to  be  stamped. —  Vide  letter  of  T.  Keogh,  2§th  Nov., 
in  Times  of  1st  December.     (Letter  No.  5.) 


THE  SCHEDULE  TO  WHICH  THIS  ACT  REFERS. 
INLAND  BILL  OF  EXCHANGE,  Draft,  or  Order  for  the  pay- 
ment to  the  Bearer,  or  to  Order,  at  any  time  otherwise  than  on  de- 
mand, of  any  sum  of  money 

DUTY.  DUTY. 

£    S.  D. 

Exceedg£400]   oo  f  £500,   0    5    0 

500    .B  I     750,  0    7    6 


£ 

S.  D. 

exceeding            £5,  0 

0    1 

eeding£5]   g>  f  10,  0 

0    2 

10 

3       25,  0 

0    3 

25 

SI    50,  0 

0    6 

50 

,  S  J    75,  0 

0    9 

75 

•  1 100,  0 

1    0 

100 

1     200,  0 
£  |  300,  0 
§  UO0,  0 

2    0 

200 

3    0 

300J 

4    0 

750 
1,000 
1500 


I   £ 

IB 


1,000,  0  10  0 
1500,  0  15  0 
2000,  10    0 


xouu 

2000  I  "§  |   3000,  1  10  0 

3000  J   rt  I  4000,  2    0  0 

4000  c&  upwards,  2     5  0 


STAMP   DUTIES. 


FOREIGN  BILL  OF  EXCHANGE  drawn  in  but  payable  out  of 
the  United  Kingdom — 

If  drawn  singly,  or  otherwise  than  in  a  Set  of  Three  or  more,  the 
same  duty  as  on  an  Inland  Bill  of  the  same  amount  and  tenor. 

If  drawn  in  Sets  of  Three  or  more,  for  every  Bill  of  each  Set, 


Where  the  sum  payable  thereby 


shall  not  exceed 


Exceeds  £25 

50 

75 

o 

„'      100 

0> 

„       200 

-s 

„       300 

a  1 

£ 

£25,  0 
50,  0 
75,  0 
100,  0 
200,  0 
300,  0 
400,  0 


Exc.    £400 

13 

500 

QJ 

750 

H 

„      1000 

+* 

„      1500 

fl 

„      2000 

TJ 

„      3000 

PI 

.,      4000  <fc  up 

£  8.  D. 


£500,  0 

750,  0 

1000,  0 

1500,  0 

2000,  0  6 

3000,  0  10 

4000,  0  13 


1|  8 

3    4 


5  0 

6  8 
0 

4 

0 


FOREIGN  BILL  OF  EXCHANGE  drawn  out  of  the  United 
Kingdom,  and  payable  within  the  United  Kingdom,  the  same  duty 
as  on  an  Inland  Bill  of  the  same  amount  and  tenor. 

FOREIGN  BILL  OF  EXCHANGE  drawn  out  of  the  United 
Kingdom,  and  payable  out  of  the  United  Kingdom,  but  endorsed  or 
negotiated  within  the  United  Kingdom,  the  same  duty  as  on  a 
Foreign  Bill  drawn  within  the  United  Kingdom  and  payable  out  of 
the  United  Kingdom. 

PROMISSORY  NOTE  for  the  payment  in  any  other  manner 
than  the  Bearer  on  demand  of  any  sum  of  money  duty. 

£    S  d. 
Not  exceeding 


£5 
10 
25 
50 

75 
100 


Exceeding        £5  and  not  exceeding 
10 
25 
50 
75 

PROMISSORY  NOTE  for  the  payment,  either  to  the  Bearer  on 
demand,  or  in  any  other  manner  than  to  the  Bearer  on  demand,  of 
any  sum  of  money 

DUTY. 
£     S.     D. 

£1500,  0  15    0 


3 
"J 


^  £100 

I     200 
[    300 
400 
500 
750J 


£    s. 

D. 

£200, 

0    2 

0 

300, 

0     3 

0 

400, 

0    4 

0 

500, 

0     5 

0 

750, 

0    7 

6 

1000, 

0  10 

0 

2) 

si 


£1000\  . 
1500  (  8 
2000  >Z 

3ooo;  § 


4000  &  upwards 


2000, 
3000, 
4000, 


1    0 

1  10 

2  0 
2    5 


COPIES  OF  LETTERS  REFERRED  TO  IN  ABOVE  "HINTS." 

No-  1-  From  Times  of  18th  October. 

Inland  Revenue,  Somerset-house,  London,  Oct.  16. 
Sir, — I  have  to  refer  to  the  Board's  communication  to  you,  dated 
the  28th  of  August  last,  in  answer  to  your  letter  of  the  26th,  con- 
taining several  questions  relative  to   the  Stamp  Act,   17  and   18 
V  ictoria  c.  83,  in  which  communication  it  was  stated  that  section  6 


STAMP   DUTIES. 


of  the  act  applies  to  foreign  bills  drawn  and  payable  abroad,  if  nego- 
tiated in  the  United  Kingdom. 

I  beg  leave  to  acquaint  you  that  the  matter  has  since  undergone 
further  consideration,  and,  having  been  submitted  to  the  law  officers 
of  the  Crown,  they  have  advised  that  the  operation  of  the  clause  in 
question  is  confined  to  bills  drawn  and  issued  within  the  United 
Kingdom,  and  payable  abroad. 

I  have  the  honour  to  be,  Sir,  your  obedient  servant, 

J.  K.  Elsey,  Esq.  THOMAS  E310GH. 

■Wo.  2.  Inland  Revenue,  Somerset-house,  London,  Oct.  16. 

My  Dear  Sir,— In  reply  to  your  letter  of  the  14th  and  of  this 
date,  inquiring,  first,  whether  the  Board  consider  that  the  printed 
form  adopted  by  the  Bank  of  England  for  the  cancellation  of  adhe- 
sive foreign  bill  stamps  be  a  sufficient  compliance  with  the  Act  of 
Parliament,  and,  secondly,  whether  the  amount  of  duty  to  which  a 
bill  of  exchange  is  liable  may  be  denoted  by  two  or  more  stamps. 
I  beg  to  state,  in  reference  to  the  first  question,  that,  so  far  as  the 
Board  is  concerned,  the  use  of  the  printed  form  in  question  will  be 
considered  a  sufficient  compliance  with  the  act. 

The  Board  will  not  require  that  the  whole  of  the  name,  or  firm, 
or  date  shall  actually  be  upon  the  stamp,  and  will  esteem  it  sufficient 
if  these  particulars  be  written  or  printed  across  the  stamp,  notwith- 
standing a  portion  of  such  writing  or  printing  may  not  be  actually 
upon  it. 

The  object  of  cancellation  is  to  prevent  the  use  of  a  stamp  for 
more  than  one  bill ;  and,  provided  this  be  effected,  even  by  initials 
and  date,  the  Board  certainly  will  not  prosecute,  and  no  prosecution 
can  be  instituted,  excepting  by  the  Board. 

I  must,  however,  distinctly  state  that  the  Board  cannot  by  any 
regulation,  or  the  expression  of  any  opinion,  remove  difficulties  that 
may  arise  between  the  parties  to  a  bill.  Its  validity,  so  far  as  the 
parties  are  concerned,  must,  in  case  of  doubt,  depend  on  the  inter- 
pretation which  may  be  put  by  a  court  of  law  on  the  terms  of  the  act. 

In  reply  to  the  second  question,  I  have  to  state  that  there  is  no- 
thing in  the  act  to  prevent  the  required  amount  of  duty  being  made 
up  by  several  stamps. 

I  am,  my  dear  Sir,  yours  most  faithfully, 

M.  Marshall,  Esq.  JOHN  WOOD. 


From  Times  of  19th  October. 

6,  Copthall  Court,  Oct.  18. 
Sir, — We  enclose  the  annexed  correspondence  to  serve  for  gene- 
ral information.     You  will  observe  that  the  third  question  has  been 
misunderstood,  but  is   satisfactorily  disposed  of   by  the  previous 
answers. 

We  are,  Sir,  your  obedient  servants, 
The  Editor  of  the  Times.  B,  RAPHAEL  &  SONS. 


6,  CopthaU  Court,  Throgmorton  Street,  Oct.  12. 

Sir, — We  request  your  interpretation  of  the  effect  of  the  new 
Stamp  Act  in  the  following  cases  which  have  actually  occurred,  and 
are  pressing  for  decision  : — 

1.  Amsterdam  remits  to  London  second  and  third  of  bill  on  Madrid 


STAMP  DUTIES. 


(£600),  drawn  from  Iserlohn  in  Prussia— the  drawer  having  sent  the 
first  for  acceptance  to  he  claimed  hy  endorsed  second  and  third  ^ 

The  Spanish  post  heing  considered  unsafe,  the  huyer  in  London 
requires  both  second  and  third. 

Will  the  rate  of  the  Inland  stamp  suffice  for  the  second,  delivering 
and  marking  the  third  (second  stamped  7s  6d)  ? 

2.  Amsterdam  sends  to  London,  in  same  remittance,  a  similar  bill 
of  £300,  first  and  second.  Will  a  copy  of  the  first,  stamping  each 
Is,  fulfil  the  intention  of  the  law  as  to  the  third,  or  may  it  be  treated 
as  in  the  first  case  ? 

3.  In  the  first  or  second  cases,  having  only  two  bills  of  a  set,  can 
the  inland  rate  of  stamp  be  divided  in  halves  to  be  applied  to  each — 
say  on  350,  two  at  2s,  instead  of  three  at  Is  4d  ?  (There  are  no  exact 
equivalents  in  some  cases.)  The  most  practicable  method,  if  it  is 
consistent  with  the  law,  will  be  the  full  stamp  to  one  of  the  set,  and 
the  annotation  on  the  other  as  practised  abroad. 

Thomas  Keogh,  Esq.  R.  RAPHAEL  &  SONS. 

No.  3.  Inland  Revenue,  Somerst-house,  London,  Oct.  16. 

Gentlemen, — I  have  laid  before  the  Board  your  letter  of  the  12th 
inst.,  requesting  information  on  three  questions  therein  submitted. 
In  reply  to  the  first,  I  am  directed  to  acquaint  you  that  the  proper 
stamp  is  2s  6d  on  each  of  the  two  bills.  To  the  second,  that  the 
proper  stamp  is  Is  on  each  of  the  two  bills.  To  the  third,  that  if  a 
bill  be  drawn  in  a  set  of  two,  each  part  is  liable  to  the  same  duty 
as  on  an  inland  hill  of  that  amount. 

Messrs  R.  Raphael  &  Sons.  THOMAS  KEOGH. 

From  Times  of  6th  November. 

The  following  further  correspondence  regarding  the  Stamp  Act 
has  passed  between  the  Bank  of  England  and  the  Board  of  Inland 
Revenue,  from  which  it  will  be  seen  that,  upon  reconsideration,  the 
Board  have  modified  their  views  expressed  to  Mr  Grain,  the  notary 
and  published  in  the  Times  of  the  25th  ult.,  to  the  effect  that  each 
part  of  the  bill  drawn  abroad  in  sets,  and  payable  in  this  country,  is 
liable  to  the  duty  on  an  inland  bill  :— 

Bank  of  England,  Oct.  26,  1854. 

My  Dear  Sir,— I  am  quite  sorry  to  trouble  you  further  on  ques- 
tions arising  under  the  new  Stamp  Act ;  but  I  am  rather  puzzled  at 
the  answer  you  have  given  to  Mr  Grain  with  respect  to  bills  in  sets 
drawn  abroad,  and  payable  in  the  United  Kingdom. 

Will  you,  therefore,  allow  me  to  ask  if  you  mean  that  each  bill  of 
the  set  is  liable  to  the  full  duty  on  a  single  inland  bill  of  the  same 
amount  ?  In  other  words,  supposing  that  I  am  the  holder  of  two 
parts  of  a  biU  for  £1,500,  are  both  these  parts  liable  to  the  full  duty 
of  15s,  or  only  to  5s  each  ?  If  you  hold  that  they  are  both  liable  to 
the  full  duty  of  15s,  then  double  duty  is  exacted,  and  in  the  latter 
case  one-third  of  the  duty  would  be  lost  to  Government. 

I  raise  this  question  simply  on  this  ground  :— It  is  the  most  com- 
mon of  practices  to  draw  bills  abroad  in  sets,  send  the  first  for 
acceptance,  and  negotiate  the  second  or  third,  affixing  a  note  at  the 
bottom  that  the  first  is  with  "  A.B." 

The  first  is  claimed  by  the  holder  of  the  second,  and,  as  the  latter 
contains  all  the  endorsements,  the  two  are  pinned  or  wafered  to- 


STAMP  DUTIES. 


gether,  and  form  one  bill,  liable,  I  think,  as  in  the  case  of  a  £1,500 
bill,  to  the  duty  of  15s.  The  third  probably  never  makes  its  appear- 
ance. 

Now,  we  hold  a  large  number  of  bills  in  this  condition,  on  one  of 
which  the  full  duty  as  for  a  single  inland  bill  is  indicated  by  the 
appropriate  stamp,  and,  as  they  are  maturing  every  day,  and  paid 
without  hesitation  on  presentation,  it  is  of  importance  that  the  point 
I  have  raised  should  be  clearly  understood. 

I  am,  my  dear  Sir,  yours  very  truly, 

Thomas  Keogh,  Esq,,  &c.  M.  MARSHALL. 

2fo.  4.  Inland  Revenue,  Somerset-house,  Nov.  3,  1854. 

My  dear  Sir, — I  have  laid  your  letter  before  the  Board,  and  the 
subject  has  been  carefully  reconsidered. 

I  have  now  to  acquaint  you,  that  it  is  the  opinion  of  the  Board, 
that,  although  a  bill  drawn  abroad,  and  payable  in  this  country, 
may  be  in  duplicate  or  triplicate,  it  only  represents  one  transaction, 
and  that  it  is  liable  to  the  duty  on  one  inland  bill  of  the  same 
amount.     The  practice  of  the  Bank  as  described  by  you  is,  therefore, 

COTTCCt 

I  am' further  directed  to  state  that,  although  the  Board  desires  to 
pay  the  most  respectful  attention  to  every  question,  and  give  all 
the  information  in  its  power,  yet  that  the  public  ought  to  recoUect 
that  the  opinion  of  the  Board  can  have  no  authority  in  a  court  of 
law  and  that  it  would  be  safer  and  more  expedient  on  every  ground 
for  parties  to  apply  to  their  own  legal  advisers  for  the  solution  of 
doubts  on  the  construction  of  Acts  of  Parliament. 
I  am,  my  dear  Sir,  yours  very  truly, 

M.  Marshall,  Esq.  THOMAS  KEOGH. 

From  Times  of  1st  December. 
10,  St.  Mary-axe,  Leadenhall  Street,  Nov.  27. 
Sir  —Might  I  request  your  answer  to  the  following  questions  re- 
lating to  the  new  Stamp  Act  ?  1.  My  smith's  account  is  kept  in  two 
books— one  for  him,  one  for  me.  On  this  latter  he  gives  me  each 
week  a  receipt  for  money  paid  Mm.  2.  My  foreman  carpenter,  who 
works  solely  for  me  by  contract  on  my  premises,  enters  also  ma 
book  all  the  work  done  and  sums  paid  him.  Can,  m  either  case,  the 
penny  stamp  be  dispensed  with,  or  does  the  act  make  the  use  of  it 
obligatory?  Thanking  you  beforehand  for  the  favour  of  a  reply,  I 
beg  to  subscribe  myself, 

Your  most  obedient  servant, 

AUBIN  CHAPPUIS. 

Thomas  Keogh,  Esq.,  Inland  Revenue,  Somerset-house. 

No  5.  Inland  Revenue,  Somerset-house,  London,  Nov.  29 

Sir  —The  Board  having  had  before  them  your  letter  of  the  27th 
inst    I  am  directed  to  acquaint  you  that  they  are  of  opinion  that 
receipt  stamps  are  required  in  both  the  cases  therein  submitted. 
I  am,  Sir,  your  obedient  servant, 
Mr  Aubin  Chappuis.  THOMAS  KEOGH. 


STEEET  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,  Roxburgh  street. 

Ann  street,  from  Buccleuch  street,  southward  to  Cotton  mill. 

Antigua  street,  from  Bogle  street,  running  southwards. 

Ardgowan  street,  from  Nelson  street  to  Bedford  street. 

Ardgowan  street  (Glebe),  from  Crawfurd  street  to  Clarence  st. 

Ardgowan  square,  Union  street 

Argyle  street,  from  West  Blackhall  street  to  George  square. 

Armadale  place,  head  of  Bank  street. 

Arthur  street,  from  St  Lawrence  street  to  Cartsburn  street. 

Baker  street,  from  Drumfrochar  road  to  Dellingburn  square. 

Bank  street,  from  Cathcart  street  to  Dempster  street. 

Bearhope  street,  from  Roxburgh  street  to  Tobago  street. 

Bedford  street,  from  Newark  street  to  Glen. 

Bell  entry,  from  Dalrymple  street  to  West  breast. 

Belville  place,  head  of  Ratho  street,  westward. 

Bentinck  street  or  Martha  brae,  from  Clyde  street  southward. 

Blackhall  street  (East),  from  Rue-end  street  to  Deer  park. 

Blackhall  street  (West),  from  Hamilton  street  to  Grey  place. 

Bogle  street,  from  Rue-end  street  to  Regent  street. 

Boyd  place,  27  to  37  West  Blackhall  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  quay. 

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,  from  Inverkip  street  to  Roxburgh  street. 

Buccleuch  street,  from  Vennel  to  Ann  street. 

Buchanan's  close,  9  Dalrymple  street. 

Campbell  street,  from  Clyde  crescent  to  old  Lime  quarry. 

Captain  street,  from  Sir  Michael  street  to  Wellington  street. 

Carnock  street,  from  St  Andrew  square  to  Dellingburn  street. 

Cartsburn  street,  from  Rue-end  street  to  Upper  Ingleston. 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Cathcart  square,  head  of  Hamilton,   William,  and  Cathcart 


Cathcart  street,  from  Cathcart  square  to  East  India  breast. 
Catherine  street,  from  Forsyth  street  to  Johnston  street. 
Chapel  street,  from  Bogle  street  to  Dellingburn  street. 
Charles  street,  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  Vennel  to  Market  street. 
Crawford  street  (East),  head  of  Ratho  street  southward. 
Crawford  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  st. 
Drummer's  close,  5  Dalrymple  street. 
Drumfrochar  road,  from  Baker  street  to  Drumfrochar. 
Duncan  street,  from  Roxburgh  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  India  quay,  from  Rue-end  street  to  East  harbour. 
East  Quay  lane,  from  Cathcart  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  to  Bedford  street. 
Forsyth  street,  from  Clyde  crescent  to  Finnart. 
Ford  place,  Caddlehill. 
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  Blackhall  street. 
Hamilton  street,  from  Cathcart  square  to  West  Blackhall  street. 
Hamilton  street  (east),  from  Main  street,  Crawfordsdyke,  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  Drumfrochar  road 
Hillend  street,  from  Thomas  street  to  Belville  place. 
Holmscroft  street,  from  Williamson  street  to  Trafalgar  street. 
Hope  place,  Antigua  street. 
Hope  street,  from  Lynedoch  street  eastward. 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Houston  street,  from  West  Stewart  street  to  Campbell  street. 

Hyde  park,  Belville  place. 

Ingleston  (Upper),  at  head  of  Cartsburn  street. 

Inverkip  street,  from  Vennel  to  Williamson  street. 

Jamaica  street,  from  West  Blackhall  street  to  Union  street. 

Jane  place,  north  and  south  side  of  Thomas  street. 

John  street,  from  Stanners  street  to  St.  Lawrence  street. 

Johnstone  street,  from  Union  street  to  West  Clyde  street. 

Kelly  street,  from  West  Stewart  street  to  Ford. 

Ker  street,  from  West  Blackhall  street  to  Boyd  street. 

Kilblain  street,  from  Vennel  to  George  square. 

Kirk  street,  from  Roslin  street  to  West  church  burying-ground. 

Laird  street,  from  West  Blackhall  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,  from  Lynedoch  street  running  eastward. 

Lynedoch  street,  from  Waterloo  place  to  Drumfrochar  road. 

Macknight  street,  continuation  of  St.  Lawrence  street  from 
Ratho  street. 

Madeira  street,  from  Brisbane  street  to  Eldon  street. 

Main  street,  Crawfordsdyke,  from  Rue-end  street  to  East  Ham- 
ilton street. 

Manse  lane,  from  Hamilton  street  to  Market  street. 

Mansion-house  lane,  from  Cathcart  street  to  New  Road. 

Margaret  street,  from  Seafield  to  Union  street. 

Market  street,  from  Church  place  to  Tobago  street. 

Maxwell  street,  from  Newark  street  to  Eldon  street. 

Mearns  street,  from  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,  from  George  square  to  Brachelston  toll. 

Nelson  street  (Glebe),  from  Crawford  street  to  Clarence  street. 

Newton  street,  from  Nelson  street  eastward. 

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. 

Open  shore,  from  Shaw  street  to  New  Dock  head. 

Patrick  street,  from  Finnart  street  to  West  Clyde  street. 

Port-Glasgow  road,  from  East  Hamilton  street  to  Port-Glasgow. 

Prince's  street,  from  Inverkip  street  to  Nelson  street. 

Ratho  street,  from  East  Hamilton  street  to  Belville  street. 

Regent  street,  from  Dellingburn  square  to  Ann  street. 

Robertson  street,  from  Brougham  street  to  Finnart  street. 

Roseneath  street,  from  Clyde  street  towards  Mariners'  Asylum. 

Ropework  street,  from  Dalrymple  street  to  Clyde  street. 

Roslin  street,  from  Crawford  street  to  Clarence  street. 

Roxburgh  street,  from  Bank  street  to  Inverkip  street. 

Rue-end  street,  from  Cathcart  street  to  Cartsburn  bridge. 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


St.  Andrew  street,  from  Rue-end  street  southward. 

St.  Andrew  square,  from  Springkell  street  to  Carnoek  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. 

Sir  John's  Brae,  Mansionhouse  Lane. 

Sir  Michael  street,  from  Vermel  to  Captain  street. 

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

Springkell  street,  from  Cartsburn  to  St.  Andrew  square. 

Stanners  street,  from  Main  street,  Cartsdyke,  to  John  street. 

Steamboat  Quay,  east  and  west  of  Customhouse  and  Excise 

Buildings. 
Stewart  street  (East),  from  Rue-end  street  to  Iron  foundry. 
Stewart  street  (West),  from  West  Burn  street  to  Houston  st. 
Sugarhouse  lane,  from  Vennel  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,  43  Dalrymple  street. 
Union  street,  from  George  square  to  Newark  street. 
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  Mansion  house. 
Watt  street,  from  Nelson  street  to  Kelly  street. 
Watt  place,  south  side  of  Cathcart  street  and  Cross-shore  st. 
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  Whiteforeland  point. 
West  Quay  lane,  from  Dalrymple  street  to  West  quay. 
West  quay,  from  foot  of  West  Quay  lane  eastward. 
Whiteforeland  point,  near  the  Battery. 

William  street,  from  Cathcart  square  to  East  and  West  Breast. 
Williamson  street,  from  head  of  Inverkip  street  southward. 
York  street,  from  Crawfurd  street  to  Clarence  street. 


POST-OFFICE 
GREENOCK    DIRECTORY. 


ADAM  Alexander,  cooper,  35  Roxburgh  street 

Adam  Archibald,  merchant  and  shipowner,  1  Cathcart  street. 

House,  30  Eldon  street 
Adam  Donald,  blacksmith,  37  Crawford  street 
Adam  George,  measurer,  1  Cathcart  street.     House,  Wood- 

side 
Adam  James,  grocer,  7  Bast  Shaw  street.     House,  do. 
Adam  John,    Town  chamberlain,    Town   Hall  buildings. 

House,  Hollybank,  Eldon  street 
Adam  John,  smith,  Cartsburn  House 
Adam  Robert,  carpenter,  7  John  street 
Adam  Robert,  mason,  23  Sir  Michael  street 
Adam  William,  mason,  23  East  Shaw  street 
Adam  William  &  Co. ,  plumbers  and  coppersmiths,  3  Dock 

breast 
Adam  William,  of  William  Adam  <k  Co.     House,  38  West 

Rlackhall  street 
Adam  Miss  H. ,  grocer,  20  Ann  street 
ADAMS  Alexander,  labourer,  13  John  street 
Adams  <fe  Handyside,  slaters,  14  Kilblain  street 
Adams  James,   of  Adams   &  Handyside,.     House,  4  Sir 

Michael  street 
Adams  James,  labourer,  Overton 
Adams  John,  accountant,  Provident  Bank,    House,  7  Kelly 

street 
Adams  Robert,  joiner,  Clyde  Pottery,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Adams  William,  deep  sea  pilot,  65  Rue  end  street 
Adams  William,  cooper,  32  Inverkip  street. 
Adams  William  D. ,  saddler,  19  Cathcart  street.     House,  13 

Hope  place,  Antigua  street 

b  2 


DIRECTORY. 


Adams  Mrs  John,  13,  Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
ADAMSON  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  7  West  breast, 

House,  head  of  Martha  brae 
ADDIS  James,  mariner,  5  Bearhope  street 
ADVERTISER  Office  (Greenock),  29  Hamilton  street 
AGNEW  Alexander  &  Son,  housefactors  and  valuators,  15 

Cross-shore  street.     House,  Mount  park,  Bank  street 
Agnew  Alexander,  joiner,  18  Cathcart  street 
Agnew  Andrew,  mason,  20  Hamilton  street 
Agnew  Robert,  carpenter,  13  St.  Lawrence  street 
AIKMAN  Campbell,  pointsman,  13  Stanners  street 
AIRD  John,  smith,  7  Nicholson  street 
Aird  Thomas,  porter,  31  Regent  street 
AITKEN  Andrew,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  3  Hamilton 

street.     House,  13  Brougham  street 
Aitken  Charles,  engineer,  6  Hill  street 
Aitken  James,  of  Lcmg  &  Aitken.     House,  24  Antigua  st, 
Aitken  James,  carpenter,  7  East  Quay  lane 
Aitken  James,  shipmaster,  22  Sugarhouse  lane 
Aitken  John,  bleacher,  49  Roxburgh  street 
Aitken  J.  &  J.,  hosiers,  30  West  Burn  street.     House,  22 

Sugarhouse  lane 
Aitken  Robert,   candle  manufacturer,  15  Charles  street. 

House,  31  Brougham  street 
Aitken  William,  mason,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
Aitken  Miss,  1  Kelly  street 

Aitken  Miss  Janet,  dressmaker,  28  West  Blackhall  street 
Aitken  Mrs,  28  West  Blackhall  street 
Aitken  Mrs,  13  Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
Aitken  Mrs  Peter,  11  West  Stewart  street 
ALEXANDER  Alexander,  pilot,  1  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
Alexander  Andrew,  shipmaster,  23  Lynedoch  street 
Alexander  Angus,  sailmaker,  9  Antigua  street 
Alexander  D.    C,   watch  and  clockmaker,  jeweller  and 

engraver,  22  Sugarhouse  lane.     House,  do. 
Alexander  Francis,  painter  and  paper  hanger,  26  Charles 

street.     House,  71  Roxburgh  street 
Alexander  James,  carter,  9  Crawfurd  street 
Aexander  James,  merchant  and  commission  agent,  1  Union 

court,  West  Quay  head.     House,  2  Patrick  street 
Alexander  James  G.,  druggist,  9  West  Blackhall  street. 

House,  23  Nicholson  street 
Alexander  James,  boilermaker,  3  Arthur  street 
Alexander  John,  carpenter,  16  Bearhope  street 
Alexander  Joseph,  ropemaker,  1  Clarence  street 
Alexander  Matthew,  cowfeeder,  Mount  Pleasant  Cottage 


DIRECTORY. 


Alexander  Matthew,  labourer,  8  Ann  street 

Alexander  Robert,  sailmaker,  23  Sir  Michael  street 

Alexander  William,  cooper,  17  Lyle  street 

Alexander  William,  brassfounder,  18  Duncan  street 

Alexander  William,  mariner,  9  Cowgate  street 

Alexander  Miss,  33  Brougham  street 

Alexander  Miss  Robina,  confectioner,  15  West  Blackhall  at. 

Alexander  Mrs  A. ,  grocer,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Alexander  Mrs  John,  2  Jamaica  street 

Alexander  Mrs  Thomas,  37  Ann  street. 

Alexander  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  33  Cathcart  street 

Alexander  Mrs,  farmer  and  gardener,  Bogston 

Alexander  Mrs,  dealer,  1  Crawfurd  street 

Alexander  Mrs,  33  Brougham  street. 

ALGIE  Andrew,  grocer,  12  Hamilton  street 

Algie  James,  grocer,  7  East  Quay  lane  and  24  Shaw  street 

Algie  Matthew,  grocer,  17  Cathcart  street 

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

Allan  George,  junr. ,  smith  and  brassfounder,  12  Springkell 

street.     House,  1  St.  Andrew's  square 
Allan  George  &  Sons,  iron  manufacturers,  Clyde  forge,  Port- 
Glasgow  road 
Allan  George,  of  George  Allan  &  Sons.     House,  Oakfield, 

West 
Allan  George,  tobacconist,  23  Dalrymple  street.     House,  4 

Mearns  street. 
Allan  George,  smith,  55  Shaw  street 
Allan  James,  clerk,  Post  Office,  1  Carnock  street 
Allan  James,  carpenter,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Allan  James,  skinner,  Lindsay's  Cottage,  Upper  Crescent 
Allan  James,  sailmaker,  13  Nicholson  street. 
Allan  James,  smith,  Gas  Works,  22  West  Blackhall  street 
Allan  John,  baker,  5  Kilblain  street 
Allan  John,  seaman,  6  Roslin  street 
Allan  J.  R. ,  medical  botanist,  59  Vennel 
Allan  &  Laurie,  carvers  and  gilders,  54  Rue-end  street 
Allan  Neil,  sailmaker,  39  Ann  street 
Allan  Robert,  tobacconist,  23  Dalrymple  street.     House,  4 

Mearns  street 
Allan  Robert,  of  George  Allan  &  Sons.     House,  Belville 

place 
Allan  Robert,  keeper  of  Assembly  Rooms.     House,  49  Shaw 

street 
Allan  Robert,  labourer,  71  Vennel 
Allan  Robert,  gardener,  31  Hamilton  street 
Allan  William,  labourer,  5  Bruce  street 


DIRECTORY. 


Allan  William,  seaman,  13  Nicholson  street 

Allan  William,  moulder,  19  John  street 

Allan  Mrs  George,  29  Sir  Michael  street 

Allan  Mrs,  mangle-keeper,  3  Hill  street 

Allan  Mrs,  feuar  and  spirit  dealer,  46  Inverkip  street 

ALLISON,  mate,  28  West  Burn  street 

Allison  Andrew,  smith,  7  Nicholson  street 

Allison  &  Crawford,  saw  millers  and  timber  merchants,  Bay 

of  Quick,  Brougham  street. 
Allison  Hugh,  pensioner,  28  Crawford  street. 
Allison,  John,  stoker,  7  Highland  close 
Allison  Stewart,  saw  mill,  30  Crawfurd  street.     House,  8 

Ingliston  road. 
Allison  William,  Master  of  Works  for  Town  of  Greenock. 

Office,  East  India  breast.     House,  Broomhill  cottage, 

Drumfrochar  road 
Allison  William,  feuar,  6  West  Stewart  street. 
Allison  William,  26  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Allison  William,  junr. ,  Myrtle  cottage,  Clyde  street 
Allison  William  &  Co. ,  wine  and  spirit  merchants,  57  Vennel 
Allison  William,  of  William  Allison  &  Go.     House,  Myrtle 

cottage,  Clyde  street 
Allison  Mrs  E. ,  spirit  dealer,  31  Regent  street 
Allison  Mrs  Robert,  35  East  Shaw  street 
Allison  Mrs,  lodgings,  22  Inverkip  street 
ALSTON  John,  7  Brisbane  street 
AMOS  Miss,  dress-maker,  37  Boyd  place 
ANDERSON  Adam,  painter,  15  St  Lawrence  street 
Anderson  Alexander,  engineer,  2  East  breast. 
Anderson  Alexander,  plumber,  7  Hill  street 
Anderson  Alexander,  grocer,  34  Hamilton  street.     House, 

22  West  Stewart  street 
Anderson  Andrew,  merchant,   2  Shaw  street.     House,  8 

Ardgowan  square 
Anderson  Andrew,  engine-driver,  10  West  breast 
Anderson  Archibald,  carpenter,  7  Market  street 
Anderson  Daniel,  joiner,  of  Black  &  Anderson.     House, 

12  Watt  street 
Anderson  David,  silversmith,  1  Watson's  lane. 
Anderson  George,  carpenter,  Bogston. 
Anderson  Henry,  engineer,  4  Ingleston  road. 
Anderson  Hugh,  hosiery,  glove,  and  trimming  warehouse, 

38  Hamilton  street.     House,  23  Brougham  street 
Anderson  Hugh,  charburner,  Lower  Ingleston 
Anderson  James,  watchmaker,  16  Sir  Michael  street 
Anderson  James,  engineer,  12  Springkell  street 


DIRECTORY. 


Anderson  James,  carter,  65  Vennel 
Anderson  James,  engineer,  2  John  street. 
Anderson  James,  joiner,  76  Roxburgh  street 
Anderson  James,  shopman,  38  West  Burn  street 
Anderson  James,  engineer,  Capielow,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Anderson  James,  boilermaker,  47  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Anderson  James,  15  St  Andrew  street 
Anderson  John,  carpenter,  12  Harvie  lane 
Anderson  John,  mariner,  2  Broad  close 
Anderson  John,  carpenter,  35  Crawfurd  street 
Anderson  John,  refreshment  rooms,  34  Main  street,  Carts- 
dyke 
Anderson  John,  mate,  29  Hamilton  street 
Anderson  John,  engineer,  10  Ingleston  road 
Anderson  John,  joiner,  3  Cowgate  street 
Anderson  John,  carpenter,  7  Market  street 
Anderson  John,  smith,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Anderson  John,  engineer,  13  St  Andrew  street 
Anderson  Johnstone,  smith,  6  John  street 
Anderson  Martin,  mariner,  11  West  breast 
Anderson  Neil,  grocer,  44  Inverkip  street.     House,  do. 
Anderson,  Orr,  &  Co. ,  sugar  refiners,  Berry  yards,  head  of 

Lynedoch  street 
Anderson  Peter,  joiner,  94  East  Hamilton  street 
Anderson  Peter,  cabinetmaker,  3  Salmon  street 
Anderson  Quintin  L.,  of  Scott  and  Anderson.     House,  9 

Laird  street 
Anderson  Richard,  shipmaster,  3  East  Stewart  street 
Anderson  Robert,  patternmaker,  7  Hill  street. 
Anderson  Thomas,  slater  and  slate  merchant,  7  East  India 

breast.     House,  62  Regent  street 
Anderson  William,  grain  merchant  and  wholesale  grocer, 
Sugar  Exchange  Buildings,  3  Mansion  House  lane. 
House,  4  Mearns  street. 
Anderson  William,  general  grocer,  3  Mansion  House  lane. 

House,  4  Mearns  street 
Anderson  William,  sharper,  Drumfrochar  road 
Anderson  William,  jun. ,  hosier  and  draper,  6  West  Black- 
hall  street.     House,  East  bay,  Gourock 
Anderson  Miss,  lodgings,  13  Cartsburn  street 
Anderson  Miss,  boys'  dressmaker,  38  West  Burn  street 
Anderson  Miss,  32  Nicholson  street 
Anderson  Mrs  A. ,  6  Watt  street 
Anderson  Mrs  John,  29  Nicholson  street 
Anderson  Mrs  M. ,  spirit  dealer,  38  West  Blackhall  st. 
Anderson  Mrs  Thomas,  8  George  square 


10  DIRECTORY. 


Anderson  Mrs,  14  William  street 

Anderson  Mrs,  32  Dalrymple  street 

Anderson  Mrs,  2  Boyd  street 

Anderson  Mrs,  9  Crawfurd  street 

Anderson  Mrs,  9  Laird  street 

Anderson  Mrs,  14  East  Quay  lane 

ANDREW  David,  engineer,  4  Ingleston  road 

Andrew  James,  rigger,  20  Cathcart  street 

Andrew  John,  ropespinner,  7  Tobago  street 

Andrew  John,  flesher,  13  Cathcart  street.     House,  do. 

Andrew  John,  smith,  51  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Andrew  Robert,  baker,  47  Ann  street 

Andrew  William,  baker,  31  Sir  Michael  street 

Andrew  Mrs  James,  65  Roxburgh  street 

ANGUS  Alexander,  engine-keeper,  Ladyburn 

Angus  Archibald,  smith,  35  Cathcart  street 

Angus  Robert,  of  Ewing,  Angus  &  Co.     House,  7  George 

square 
Angus  Mrs,  egg  dealer,  13  Charles  street 
Angus  Mrs  George,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  4  Shaw  street. 

House,  Ingleston  house 
ANSTRUTHER  John  F.,  ship  agent,  14  Cathcart  street. 

House,  Port-Glasgow. 
APOTHECARIES'  HaU  (Greenock),  28  Hamilton  street 
Apothecaries'  Hall  (New),  18  Hamilton  street 
APPELBY  Edward,  rigger,  48  Cathcart  street 
ARBUCKLE  G.   &.   M.,  fleshers,  1  Albert  place,  West 

Blackhall  street 
Arbuckle  George,  ofG.  &M.  Arbuckle.    House,  23  Clarence 

street 
Arbuckle  James  <fe  Co. ,  tanners,  5  Cartsburn  street 
Arbuckle  James,  of  James  Arbuckle  &  Co.     House,  6  East 

Blackhall  street. 
Arbuckle  James,  letter-carrier,  P.  O. 
Arbuckle  Matthew,  ofG.  &  M.  Arbuckle.     House,  14  Kelly 

street 
ARCHIBALD  Alexander,  shipmaster,  20  Mearns  street. 
Archibald  William,  8  Trafalgar  street 
Archibald  Mrs  John,  Emigration  warehouse,  14  Cathcart 

street.     House,  do. 
Archibald  Mrs,  8  Inverkip  street 
ARCKWORTH  George,  engineer,  1  Cartsburn  street 
ARKLEY  Arthur,  tide-waiter,  32  Regent  street 
Arkley  David  K. ,  deep-sea  pilot  5  Hill  street, 
Arkley  James,  boat  builder,  37  Rue-end  street 
Arkley  Miss,  lodgings,  13  Hamilton  street 


DIRECTORY.  11 


Arkley  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  3  Bank  street 
Arkley  Mrs,  1  Dellingburn  street 
Arkley  Mrs,  38  West  Stewart  street 
ARMITAGE  William,  wool  sorter,  Broomhill,  Ann  street 
ARMOUR  Alexander,  shoemaker,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Armour  Duncan,  shoemaker,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Armour  George,  shoemaker,  31  Lynedoch  street 
Armour  John,  joiner,  13  East  Quay  lane 
Armour  Joseph,  labourer,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 
Armour  Matthew,  shoemaker,  11  Charles  street 
Armour  William,  sawyer,  48  Nelson  street,  west 
Armour  William,  coppersmith,  34  Charles  street 
ARMSTRONG  James,  engineer,  13  St  Andrews  street 
Armstrong  John,  joiner  and  funeral  undertaker,  8  Cross- 
shore  street 
Armstrong  John,  labourer,  9  East  Quay  lane 
Armstrong  Thomas,  engineer,  10  Ingleston  road 
Armstrong  William,  tailor,  16  Hamilton  street 
ARNOLD  William,  sugar  baker,  1  Clarence  street 
ARROL  William,  provision  dealer,  58  Vermel 
Arrol  Mrs,  lodgings,  19  Shaw  street 
ARTHUR  David,  engineer,  29  Lyndoch  street 
Arthur  John,  carpenter,  50  Rue-end  street 
Arthur  James,  joiner,  1  Springkell  street 
Arthur  Robert,  joiner,  40  Dalrymple  street 
Arthur  Thomas,  manager  of  Poynter's  works.      House,  17 

Baker  street 
ASH  George,  sheriff-officer  and  constable,  1  Bank  street 
ASSEMBLY  Rooms,  27  Cathcart  street 
ATKINS  Robert,  depute  harbour  master,  20  Mearns  street. 
Atkins  Mrs  H. ,  tobacconist,  and  Post  Office  receiving  house, 

30  West  Blackhall  street 
ATKINSON  James,  labourer,  East  Hamilton  street 
Atkinson  John,  coachman,  13  Nicholson  street 
Atkinson  Joseph,  engineer,  2  John  street 
Atkinson  Richard,  boilermaker,  Upper  crescent 
AULD  Charles,   physician  and  surgeon,   3  Bank  street. 

House,  5  Houston  street 
Auld  Hamilton,  shipmaster,  5  Abbotsford  place,  Roxburgh 

street 
Auld  Hugh,  moulder,  11  Duncan  street 
Auld  Josiah,  teacher,  George  square  Academy.     House,  1 
George  square 


12  DIRECTORY. 


B 

BADGE  Henry,  plumber,  20  Sugarhouse  lane 

BAGSHAWE  Daniel,  boilermaker,  2  Sprinkell  street 

BAILLIE  Alexander,  labourer,  1  Stanners  street 

Baillie  James,  engineer,  15  St.  Lawrence  street 

Baillie  James,  labourer,  1  Duncan  street. 

Baillie  John,  clerk,  railway  office.     House,  67  Rue-end  st. 

Baillie  William,  mariner,  62  Vennel 

BAILEY  Miss,  earthenware  dealer,  33  Shaw  street 

BAIN  George  &  Son,  market  gardeners,  21  Tobago  street 

Bain  James,  labourer,  22  Cathcart  street 

Bain  James,  joiner,  21  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Bain  John,  moulder,  25  Arthur  street 

Bain  John,  boilermaker,  22  John  street 

Bain  John,  flesher,  8  East  Shaw  street 

Bain  John,  cooper,  6  West  Quay  lane 

Bain  Robert,  moulder,  Allison's  land,  Ingleston  road 

Bain  Thomas,  sawyer,  23  Regent  street 

Bain  Walter,  cooper,  6  Nicholson  street 

Bain  William,  joiner,  19  Shaw  street 

Bain  Miss,  1  Duncan  street 

Bain  Mrs,  38  Sir  Michael  street 

Bain  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Kilblain  street 

BAINE  &  Johnston,  merchants,  5  West  Blackhall  street 

Baine  Archibald,  blockmaker,  2  Kirk  street,  Glebe 

Baine  William,  foreman  ropemaker,  10  Laird  street 

BAIRD,  James,  Surveyor  of  Buildings,  25  West  Burn  st. 

Baird  James  F. ,  boot  and  shoemaker,  12  Tobago  street 

Baird  John  J.,  of  Robert  Baird  &  Son.     House,  84  Regent 

street 
Baird  John,  boilermaker,  7  Under  crescent 
Baird  John,  gardener,  Seafield. 
Baird  John,  mason,  52  Eldon  street 
Baird  Peter,  carpenter,  3  East  Stewart  street 
Baird  Robert  A. ,  stationer  and  bookseller,  41  Cathcart  st. 

House,  60  Ann  street 
Baird  Robert,  gardener,  13  West  Blackhall  street.     House, 

do. 
Baird  Robert  &  Son,  iron,  coal,  and  lime  merchants,  56 

Rue-end  street 
Baird  Robert,  brass  finisher,  7  Under  crescent 
Baird  William,  of  Robert  Baird  &  Son.     House,  21  Patrick 

BAKERS'  House  of  Call,  8  Market  street 
Bakers'  Mill,  12  Baker  street 


DTRECTOHY.  13 


Baker  Vashon  Capt.,  R.N.,  inspector  commander  coast 

guard,  7  Union  street 
BALDERSTON  David,  merchant,  69  Regent  street 
BALLANTINE  James,  of  Greenock  Distillery  Co.     House, 

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

Houston  street 
BALLINGALL  Peter,  Teller,  Bank  of  Scotland,  Armadale 

place,  Mount  park 
BALLOCH  John)  engineer,  39  Ann  street 
Balloch  Mrs,  7  East  Shaw  street 
BANK  of  Scotland,  47  Cathcart  street 
BANKS  Alexander,  carpenter,  30  Market  street 
Banks  John,  missionary,  32  Inverkip  street 
Banks  Mrs  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  55  Vennel 
BANNATYNE  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  10  Ropework  street 
Bannatyne  Miss,  11  Grey  place 
Bannatyne  Mrs,  6  Kilblain  street 
BANNIGAN  John,  general  dealer.     Store,  45  Shaw  street. 

House,  42  do. 
BAPTIST  Chapel,  West  Burn  street 
Baptist  Chapel,  Nelson  street,  west 
BARBOUR  Alexander,  boatman,  Longwell  close 
Barbour  Archibald,  boatman,  7  West  breast 
Barbour  Ephraim,  feuar,  7  Bearhope  street 
Barbour  James,  boilermaker,  13  St  Lawrence  street 
Barbour  John,  20  Ann  street 
Barbour  Robert,  mason,  10  Shannon's  close 
Barbour  Thomas,  steam  boat  master,  29  Cathcart  street 
Barbour  William,  joiner,  2  Springkell  street 
Barbour  William,  ropespinner,  59  Dalrymple  street 
Barbour  Mrs  Thomas,  8  West  Burn  street 
BARCLAY  David  Elder,  of  B.  JEwing  &  Co.     House,  Ivy 

Bank,  Port-Glasgow 
Barclay  James,  carter,  8  Shaw  street 
Barclay  John,  carter,  54  Rue-end  street 
Barclay  John,  joiner,  4  Tobago  street 
Barclay  John,  plumber,  58  Vennel 
Barclay  John,  shoemaker,  28  Inverkip  street 
Barclay  Peter,  labourer,  12  Dalrymple  street 
Barclay  Peter,  carpenter,  45  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Barclay  Robert,  carter,  Ladyburn 
Barclay  Robert,  tanner,  Ladyburn 
Barclay  William,  smith,  Inch  Works,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Barclay  William,  moulder,  18  John  street 
Barclay  William,  ropemaker,  5  Bearhope  street 
Barclay  Mrs,  clothes  dresser,  58  Vennel 


14  DIRECTORY. 


BARKER  John,  potter,  Ladyburn. 

BARNARD  James,  contractor,  18  Union  street 

BARNES  Charles,  broker,  2  Taylor's  close 

Barnes  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Broad  close 

BARNET  Hugh,  mariner,  4  Union  court 

Barnet  James,  lodgings,  5  Broad  close 

BARR  Alexander,  joiner,  4  Hill  street 

Barr  Archibald,  sawyer,  9  John  street 

Barr  James,  carter,  12  Bogle  street 

Barr  James,  cooper,  18  Sir  Michael  street 

Barr  James,  farmer,  East  Berry-yards 

Barr  James,  rafter,  9  Dalrymple  street 

Barr  James,  gardener,  41  Union  street 

Barr  John,  cooper,  39  Hamilton  street 

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

Barr  Robert,  contractor,  48  Nelson  street,  west 

Barr  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  1  Stanners  street 

Barr  Mrs  Robert,  1  Lyle  street 

Barr  Mrs  Robert,  11  St.  Andrew's  street 

BARRIE  John,  boatman,  16  Cathcart  street 

Barrie  John,  boltmaker,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

BARRON  Philip,  broker,  13  Vennel 

BARTHOLOMEW  James,  sharper,  Caledonian  saw  mill, 
Port-Glasgow  Road 

BATHGATE  Charles,  charburner,  72  Roxburgh  street 

BAXTER  Archibald,  blacksmith,  59  Dalrymple  street 

Baxter  Duncan,  feuar,  22  Market  street 

Baxter  Hugh,  joiner,  45  Shaw  street 

Baxter  John,  grocer,  18  Tobago  street 

Baxter  John,  engineer,  27  Roxburgh  street 

Baxter  Peter,  joiner,  2  St  Andrew's  street 

Baxter  Robert,  fish-curer,  6  Kilblain  street 

Baxter  Mrs  Duncan,  lodgings,  63  Rue-end  street 

Baxter  Mrs  Grace,  lodgings,  41  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Baxter  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  9  St.  Andrew  street 

Baxter  Mrs,  69  Vennel 

BEAR  George,  weigher,  3  Bruce  street 

BEATIE  Charles,  boiler  maker,  50  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Beatie  William,  labourer,  10  Cartsburn  street 

BEATON  Alexander,  fireman,  2  Crawfurd  street 

Beaton  Alexander,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 

Beaton  Allan,  carpenter,  Under  crescent 

Beaton  Allan,  labourer,  7  Shaw  street 

Beaton  Archibald,  carpenter,  Under  crescent 

Beaton  James,  labourer,  29  Charles  street 


DIRECTORY,  15 


Beaton  Peter,  carter,  4  Sugarhouse  lane 

BEGG  Miss  J. ,  8  Ardgowan  street,  West 

BEITH  Duncan,  sailmaker,  97  Regent  street 

Beith  James,   flesher,    17  Hamilton  street.       House,   22 

Sugarhouse  lane 
Beith  James,  foreman  cooper,  35  Nicholson  street 
Beith  Thomas,  grocer,  11   Cartsburn  street.      House,  25 

Arthur  street 
BELL  Alexander,  carpenter,  34  Dalrymple  street 
Bell  Archibald,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,   73  Main 

street,  Cartsdyke.     House,  25  Arthur  street 
Bell  Duncan,  ropespinner,  20  Inverkip  street 
Bell  Francis,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  31  Hamilton  street. 

House,  28  Nelson  street,  west 
Bell  Hugh,  grocer,  55  Shaw  street.     House,  43  Ann  street. 
Bell  James,  slater,  18  Vennel 
Bell  James,  plumber,  8  Antigua  street 
Bell  John,  baker,  36  Dalrymple  street.     House,  do. 
Bell  John,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  13  West  Black- 
hall  street.     House,  do. 
Bell  John,  labourer,  Under  crescent 
Bell  John,  sawyer,  32  Inverkip  street 
Bell  John,  rigger,  4  Cross  Shore  street 
Bell  Peter  &  Co. ,  plumbers,  10  East  India  breast.     House, 

24  Antigua  street 
Bell  Robert,  labourer,  26  Cartsburn  street 
Bell  Robert,  joiner,  4  Dalrymple  street 
Bell  Robert,  mate,  5  Lynedoch  street 
Bell  William,  engine  keeper,  Caledonian  Saw  Mill,  Port 

Glasgow  road. 
Bell  Mrs  George,  6  Trafalgar  street 
BELLAMY  William,  comptroller  of  customs.     House,  16 

Kilblain  street 
BENHAM  James,  agent  for  Largs  steamers.     House,  22 

Shaw  street 
BENNET  James,  brassfounder,  19  Arthur  street 
Bennet  Thomas,  engineer.  16  Roxburgh  street 
BENNIE  Mrs  James,  22  Cartsburn  street 
BENSON  John,  seaman,  5  West  Quay  lane 
Benson  Robert,  rigger,  9  Lyle  street 
Benson  William,  shipmaster,  4  Lyle  street 
Benson  William,  rigger,  17  Lynedoch  street 
BENZIE  J. ,  clothier  and  outfitter,  19  Cathcart  street  and 

6  East  breast.     House,  2  Mearns  street 
BERRYMAN  Fisher,  labourer,  39  Dalrymple  street 
BEVERIDGE  Andrew,  sailmaker,  13  East  Quay  lane 


16  DIRECTORY. 

Beveridge  David,  engineer,  Upper  crescent 

Beveridge  James,  cooper,  44  Inverkip  street 

Beveridge  James,  gardener,  11  Bruce  street 

Beveridge  James,  smith,  15  Baker  street 

Beveridge  William,  labourer,  34  Charles  street 

Beveridge  William,  smith,  2  Ingleston  road 

BIGHAM  David,  spirit  dealer,  32  Charles  street 

BIISTGAR  James,  tailor,  1  Yennel 

BINNIE  Alexander,  carpenter,  11  St.  Lawrence  street 

Binnie  John,  moulder,  22  John  street 

Binnie  Robert,  of  Mc Arthur  &  Binnie,  Ralston,  near  Paisley 

BIRKMYRE  Henry,  clerk,  13  Lynedoch  street 

Birkmyre  William,  engineer,  18  Antigua  street 

BISSLAND  <fe  Hope,  cutlers,  8  Cathcart  street.  House, 
Temperance  hotel,  Gourock 

BLACK  &  Anderson,  joiners,  21  West  Blackall  street,  and 
24  West  Stewart  street 

Black  Alex. ,  cooper,  44  Crawfurd  street 

Black  Allan,  porter,  12  Dalrymple  street 

Black  Andrew  I.,  of  P.  &  A.  Black.     House,  1  Mearns  st. 

Black  Angus,  carpenter,  34  Dalrymple  street 

Black  Archibald,  carpenter,  11  Nicholson  street 

Black  Archd. ,  cattle  dealer,  Overton 

Black  Daniel,  joiner,  1  Arthur  street 

Black  Daniel,  grocer,  35  Shaw  street 

Black  Daniel,  carpenter,  36  Shaw  street 

Black  Daniel,  carpenter,  19  Sir  Michael  street 

Black  Daniel,  cabinetmaker,  3  St.  Andrew's  street 

Black  Daniel,  engineer,  11  Cathcart  street 

Black  Daniel,  cowfeeder,  8  Ann  street 

Black  David,  boilermaker,  6  Ingleston  road 

Black  Donald,  labourer,  41  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Black  Dugald,  labourer,  23  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Black  Dugald,  watchman,  4  Factory  lane,  Glebe 

Black  George,  carpenter,  19  Regent  street 

Black  James,  carpenter,  5  Lynedoch  street 

Black  James,  engineer,  15  Baker  street 

Black  James,  labourer,  2  Nelson  street,  Glebe 

Black  James,  of  Black  &  Anderson.  House,  22  West  Stew- 
art street 

Black  James,  clerk,  14  Hamilton  street 

Black  James,  joiner,  4  Hill  street 

Black  John,  writer,  46  Cathcart  street.     House,  Fox  street 

Black  John,  mariner,  10  Cross-shore  street 

Black  John,  tailor,  2  Union  court 

Black  Peter,  labourer,  42  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 


DIRECTORY.  17 


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

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

Black  Robert,  labourer,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Black  William,  clerk,  9  Bruce  street 

Black  Catherine,  huckster,  47  Dalrymple  street 

Black  Miss  Jane,  lodgings,  29  Charles  street 

Black  Miss,  feuar,  2  Buccleuch  street 

Black  Mrs  James,  librarian  of  the  Greenock  Library,  Watt 
Monument,  9  Union  street 

Black  Mrs  John,  1  Mearns  street 

Black  Mrs,  lodgings,  40  Dalrymple  street 

Black  Mrs,  lodgings,  23  Charles  street 

Black  Mrs,  41  Ann  street 

BLACKBURN  Alexander,  boatman,  11  West  breast 

BLACKLOCK  Mrs,  13  West  Stewart  street 

BLACK  WELL  A.  W.,  tide  waiter,  14  Bruce  street 

BLACKWOOD  James,  carpenter,  26  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Blackwood  John,  carter,  8  Shaw  street 

BLAKE  John,  engineer,    Eastern   Saw    Mill  and  Rivet 
Works.     House,  Belville  place 

BLAIKIE  John,  sawyer,  19  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Blaikie  William,  engineer,  4  Ingleston  road 

BLAIR  Alexander,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  14  Hamilton 
street.     House,  12  Bogle  street 

Blair  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  14  Bogle  street 

Blair  Archd. ,  governor,  Poor-house,  Captain  street 

Blair  Archibald,  joiner,  32  Inverkip  street 

Blair  Archibald,  labourer,  9  Under  crescent 

Blair  Daniel,  carpenter,  3  West  Burn  street 

Blair  David,  baker,  45  Cathcart  Street.     House,  do. 

Blair  Donald,  mariner,  4  West  Quay  lane 

Blair  George,  merchant,  Ford  cottage,  Patrick  street 

Blair  Hugh,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3  Bell  entry.   House 
21  Lynedoch  street 

Blair  Hugh,  shoemaker,  33  Cathcart  street 

Blair  Hugh,  sladesman,  66  Vennel 

Blair  Hugh  R. ,  draper,  11  Antigua  street 

Blair  James,  carter,  5  Smith's  lane 

Blair  James,  carter,  6  Ingleston  road 

Blair  James  k  Son,  wine  and  spirit  merchants,  5  Custom- 
house place.     House,  2  Watt  place. 

Blair  John,  tide  waiter,  21  Regent  street 

Blair  John,  rigger,  16  Tobago  street 

Blair  John,  tailor,  24  Tobago  street 

Blair  John,  carter,  3  Cross-shore  street 

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18  DIRECTORY. 

Blair  John,  carter,  15  Arthur  street 

Blair  John,  baker,  34  East  Shaw  street 

Blair  John,  joiner,  1  Hill  street 

Blair  John,  tinsmith,  7  Broad  close 

Blair  John,  joiner,  33  Regent  street 

Blair  Joseph,  printer,  and  publisher  of  the  Greenock  Herald 

and  General  Advertiser  newspaper,  40  Cathcart  street. 

House,  2  Watt  place 
Blair  Joseph,  huckster,  1  East  Shaw  street 
Blair  Peter,  38  Eldon  street 

Blair  Peter,  boilermaker,  32  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Blair,  Reid  &  Steele,  sugar  refiners,  Ingleston 
Blair  Richard,  engineer,  7  Tobago  street 
Blair  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer,  and  house  factor, 

7  Victoria  Buildings,  West  Blackhall  street.     House, 

Woodside  cottage,  Robertson  street 
Blair  Robert,  of  Blair,  Reid  &  Steele.     House,  42  Union  st. 
Blair  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  25  Lynedoch  street 
Blair  Robert,  labourer,  Longwell  close 
Blair  Robert,  writer  and  procurator-fiscal  for  the  county,  24 

Hamilton  street.     House,  81  Regent  street 
Blair  Thomas,  bootmaker,  26  West  Burn  st.     House,  28  do. 
Blair  Thomas,  smith,  1  Carnock  street 
Blair  Thomas,  plumber,  25  Vennel 
Blair  William,  joiner,  1  Charles  street 
Blair  William,  porter,  11  East  Quay  lane 
Blair  Miss,  teacher,  11  Cartsburn  street 
Blair  Mary,  boys'  dressmaker,  3  Cowgate  street 
Blair  Mrs  A. ,  huckster,  49  Dalrymple  street 
Blair  Mrs  Duncan,  4  Hill  street 
Blair  Mrs  James,  2  Watt  place 
Blair  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  22  Cartsburn  street 
BLENCH  John  G. ,  officer  of  Inland  Revenue,  11  Bearhope 

street 
BLUE  Alexander,  labourer,  3  Crawford  street 
Blue  Dugald,  labourer,  13  Ropework  street 
Blue  Dugald,  cooper,  42  Inverkip  street 
Blue  Gilbert,  labourer,  Cartsburn  house 
Blue  James,  engineer  and  grocer,  32  Regent  street 
Blue  John,  spirit  dealer,  8  Charles  street 
Blue  Neil,  carpenter,  Allison's  land,  Ingleston  road 
BLYTH  David,  carpenter,  8  Ingleston  road 
BOAG  Andrew,  cooper,  15  Kilblain  street 
Boag  Andrew,  writer,  5  Hamilton  street.     House,  Holland 

cottage,  12  Jamaica  street 
Boag  Finlay,  chainmaker,  13  Charles  street 


DIRECTORY.  19 


Boag  James,  slater,  7  Market  street 

Boag  John,  plumber,  3  Hamilton  street 

Boag  Peter,  millwright,  31  Lynedoch  street 

Boag  Robert,  smith,  tool,  and  sugar  mould  manufacturer, 
and  Greenock  Patent  Galvanizing  Works,  Golden  Bull 
court,  55  Shaw  Street.     House,  12  Jamaica  street 

Boag  Thomas,  smith,  furnishing  ironmonger,  and  grate 
maker,  7  West  Blackhall  street.     House,  16  Kelly  st. 

Boag  Walter,  late  shipmaster,  Finnart 

Boag  Mrs  John,  feuar,  12  Jamaica  street 

Boag  Mrs,  farmer,  Craigie  Knowes 

BOG  AN  Bernard,  wire  worker,  71  Vennel 

BOLL  John,  mason,  13  Nicholson  street 

BOLTON  Mark,  labourer,  1  Clarence  street 

BONE  James,  store  keeper,  36  Sir  Michael  street 

Bone  William,  of  Foulds  &  Bone.  House,  15  West  Stewart 
street 

Bone  Quintin,  gardener,  Caddlehill  cottage 

BONAR  James,  grocer,  20  Cartsburn  street 

Bonar  John,  labourer,  6  Highland  close 

Bonar  Pev.  J.  J.,  minister  of  St  Andrew's  Free  Church. 
House,  Ardgown  street,  west 

BONNAP  Dundas,  of  Bonnar  &  Cameron.  House,  6  Nel- 
son street,  Glebe 

Bonnar  &  Cameron,  house  painters,  3  Albert  place,  West 
Blackhall  street 

BORLAND  David,  turner,  Brachelston 

Borland  John,  missionary,  6  Antigua  street 

Borland  J.  C. ,  temperance  hotel  keeper,  24  Cathcart  street, 
and  2  East  Quay  lane.     House,  24  Cathcart  street 

BORTHWICK  Thomas,  carpenter,  60  Vennel 

Borthwick  William,  joiner,  30  Sir  Michael  street 

Borthwick  Mrs  John,  gardener  and  fruiterer,  10  Hamilton 
street.     Garden  and  nursery,  45  Regent  street 

BOUCKLES  Mrs,  6Q  Vennel 

BOVELL  William,  sugar  baker,  1  Dellingburn  street 

BOWES  Robert,  carpenter,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

BOWERS  Alexander,  carpenter,  63  Rue-end  street 

BOWER  BANK  John,  basketmaker,  65  Dalrymple  street 

BOWIE  John,  labourer,  4  Roslin  street 

BOWLING  Green  and  Culling  Dam,  Ardgowan  square 

BOWMAN  John,  shoemaker,  53  Inverkip  street 

Bowman  John,  engineer,  55  Shaw  street 

Bowman  Peter,  9  CraAvfurd  street 

Bowman  Misses,  teachers,  9  Crawfurd  street 

BOYCE  Edward,  spirit  dealer,  31  Shaw  street 


20  DIRECTORY. 


BOYD  Andrew,  late  shipmaster,  41  Union  street 

Boyd  Daniel,  engineer,  19  Regent  street 

Boyd  Daniel,  labourer,  6  Roslin  street 

Boyd  James,  labourer,  7  Smith's  lane 

Boyd  James,  aerated  water  manufacturer,  Wellington  court. 

House,  32  Ann  st. 
Boyd  James,  joiner,  8  Chapel  street 
Boyd  John,  gingerbeer  brewer,  5  Ann  street 
Boyd  John,  smith,  16  Market  street 
Boyd  John,  carpenter,  Under  crescent 
Boyd  John,  salesman,  55  Inverkip  street 
Boyd  Johnston,  labourer,  12  Nicholson  street 
Boyd  Richard,  smith,  51  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Boyd  Robert,  weaver,  14  East  Shaw  street 
Boyd  Robert,  carpenter,  10  William  street 
Boyd  William,  painter,  2  Bearhope  street 
Boyd  Miss,  6  Bruce  street 

Boyd  Miss,  dressmaker,  13  West  Blackhall  street 
Boyd  Miss,  feuar,  4  Smith's  lane 
BOYLE  Alexander,  hammerman,  52  Dalrymple  street 
Boyle  Alexander,  carpenter,  17  John  street 
Boyle  David,  labourer,  7  Broad  close 
Boyle  David,  tidewaiter,  2  Tobago  street 
Boyle  Daniel,  rafter,  14  William  street 
Boyle  James,  grocer  and  wholesale  egg  and  potato  merchant, 

26  Market  street.     House,  do. 
Boyle  James,  boilermaker,  20  Ann  street 
Boyle  James,  labourer,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Boyle  John,  farmer,  Burnhead 
Boyle  Lillie,  3  Cowgate  street 
BOYS  Lieut.  George  S.,  Commander  H.M.'s  ship  Atholl, 

Naval  Rendezvous,  5  West  breast 
BRADLEY  George,  hat  manufacturer,  10  Laird  street 
Bradley  John,  spirit  dealer,  9  East  Breast.     House,  do. 
Bradley  John,  tailor,  call  master,  18  Market  street 
Bradley  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Tobago  street 
BRAID  WOOD  John,  engineer,  27  Roxburgh  street 
BRAND  David,  sawyer,  15  Crawford  street 
BRANGAN  John,  labourer,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
BRANNAGAN  James,  labourer,  63  Main  st. ,  Cartsdyke 
BRECKY  Robert,  sawyer,  9  Dalrymple  street 
BRECKENRIDGE  Thomas,  cabinetmaker,  1  Argyle  street. 

House,  15  West  Blackhall  street 
BRENNAN  John,  broker,  39  Vennel 
BRISBANE  Mrs  Thomas,  7  Brougham  street 
BRISLANE  John,  traveller,  7  Cowgate  street 


DIRECTORY.  21 


BRITISH  and  Irish  Telegraph  Company,  32  Cathcart  st. 
BRITISH  Linen  Co.    Bank,    16   William  street.     T.    0. 

Hunter,  agent 
BROADFOOT  James,  plumber,  2  West  breast.     House, 

21  Kelly  street 
Broadfoot  William,  farmer,  High  and  Low  Craigs 
Broodfoot  Robert,  druggist,  27  Sugarhouse  lane 
Broadfoot  Mrs,  39  Crawfurd  street 
BROADLEY  James,  rafter,  Longwell  close 
Broadley  William,  broker,  24  Dalrymple  street 
BROCK  Alexander,  engineer,  3  John  street 
Brock  Archibald,  engineer,  Ingleston 
BRODIE  Archibald,  joiner,  13  Mearns  street 
Brodie  Crawford,  railway  porter,  7  Cathcart  street 
Brodie  Daniel,  painter,  10  Dalrymple  street 
Brodie  George,   coal  merchant,   28  Vennel.     House,   22 

Cathcart  street 
Brodie  Hugh,  painter,  3  Charles  street 
Brodie  James,  engineer,  2  John  street 
Brodie  James,  carpenter,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
Brodie  James,  carpenter,  8  Baker  street 
Brodie  John,  shipmaster,  37  Crawfurd  street 
Brodie  John,  baker,  45  Hamilton  street.     House,  do. 
Brodie  John,  clothier,  22  Cathcart  street.     House,  do. 
Brodie  John,  bootmaker,  8  William  street.     House,  do. 
Brodie  Robert,  police  officer,  7  Market  street 
Brodie  Mrs  John,  23  Vennel 
Brodie  Mrs,  lodgings,  19  Shaw  street 
Brodie  Mrs,  2  Sugarhouse  lane 
BROGAN  James,  coal  dealer,  26  Market  street 
BROTCHIE  Donald,  chaplain  to  seamen's  reading-room, 

Sailors'  Home.     House,  7  West  Stewart  street 
Brothchie  Miss,  1  York  street 
BROTHERS  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  2  East  breast 
BROUN  Neil,  merchant,  2  Cathcart  street.       House,    2 

Ardgowan  square 
BROWN  Alexander,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  2  Cathcart 

square 
Brown  Alexander,  gardener,  48  Inverkip  street 
Brown  Angus,  carpenter,  12  St.  Lawrence  street 
Brown  Archibald,  carpenter,  39  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Brown  Archibald,  of  Macfarlane,  Brown  &  Co.     House,  23 

Lynedoch  street 
Brown  Archibald,  shipmaster,  24  Antigua  street 
Brown  Charles,  sawyer,  2  Taylor's  close 
Brown  Daniel,  carpenter,  1  Hill  street 


22  DIRECTORY. 


Brown  Daniel,  foreman  tinsmith,  45  Cathcart  street 

Brown  Donald,  carpenter,  3  Cowgate  street 

Brown  Duncan,  candlemaker,  52  Dalrymple  street 

Brown  Duncan,  Garrick  Tavern,  42  Cathcart  st.    House,  do. 

Brown  Duncan,  clerk,  Greenock  Felt  Work  Coy.     House, 
23  Lynedoch  street 

Brown  Ebenezer,  watchman,  7  Tobago  street 

Brown  Edward,  boilermaker,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Brown  Hamilton,  carpenter,  18  Bogle  street 

Brown  Hugh,  book  deliverer,  7  Bruce  street 

Brown  <fc  Hannah,  milliners,  11  Union  street 

Brown  Rev.  James  R. ,  D.  D.  (of  the  Middle  Parish. )  House, 
the  Manse,  1  Houston  street 

Brown  James  &  Co.,  linen  and  woollen  drapers,  &c,  15 
Hamilton  street 

Brown  James,  ropemaker,  39  Ann  street 

Brown  James,  of  James  Brown  &  Co.     House,  5  Abbots- 
ford  place 

Brown  James,  carpenter,  7  Nicholson  street 

Brown  James,  stocking-maker,  2  Ingleston  road 

Brown  James,  collector,  Shaws  Water  Co.    House,  49  Rue- 
end  street 

Brown  James,  railway  porter,  19  Cathcart  street 

Brown  James,  ropemaker,  24  Kelly  street 

Brown  James,  grocer,  20  West  Blackhall  st.     House,  do. 

Brown  James,  carpenter,  44  Vennel 

Brown  James,  carpenter,  3  Charles  street 

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

Brown  John,  labourer,  Caledonian  saw  mills,  Port-Glasgow 
road 

Brown  John,  mariner,  71  Vennel 

Brown  John,  mariner,  3  Crawfurd  street 

Brown  John,  carter,  2  Kirk  street,  Glebe 

Brown  John,  tanner,  23  Dalrymple  street 

Brown  John,  editor  of  Greenock  Herald,  40  Cathcart  street. 
House,  6  West  Blackhall  street 

Brown  John,  mariner,  47  Shaw  street 

Brown  John,  21  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Brown  John,  joiner,  Clydesdale  cottage,  3  Forsyth  street 

Brown  John,  plasterer,  35  Roxburgh  street 

Brown  John,  joiner  and  glazier,  13  Charles  street 

Brown  Matthew,  sugar  refiner,  3  Captain  street.     House, 

10  Ardgowan  square 
Brown  Michael,  huckster,  1  Carnock  street 
Brown  Neil,  carter,  12  St.  Andrew's  street 


DIRECTORY.  23 

Brown  Peter,  cooper,  16  Bearhope  street 

Brown  Peter,  carpenter,  11  St.  Lawrence  street 

Brown  Robert,  carpenter,  25  Charles  street 

Brown  Samuel,  van  driver,  42  Inverkip  street 

Brown,  Stewart  <fe  Co. ,  paper  manufacturers,  Overton  mill 

Brown  William,  joiner,  Drumfrochar  road 

Brown  William,  mason,  5  Hamilton  street 

Brown  William,  carpenter,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Brown  William,  mariner,  4  West  Quay  lane 

Brown  William,  mariner,  2  Springkell  street 

Brown  William,  nailer,  8  Cartsburn  street 

Brown  Miss  M.,  grocer,  30  Ann  street 

Brown  Miss,  lodgings,  19  Regent  street 

Brown  Miss,  3  York  street 

Brown  Miss  Margaret,  dressmaker,  35  Cathcart  street 

Brown  Miss,  lodgings,  7  Nicholson  street 

Brown  Miss,  dressmaker,  17  Roxburgh  street 

Brown  Miss,  teacher  of  sewing,  45  Hamilton  street 

Brown  Mrs  David,  11  St.  Lawrence  street 

Brown  Mrs  Henry,  dressmaker,  31  Charles  street 

Brown  Mrs  James,  grocer,  19  Vennel 

Brown  Mrs  James,  6  West  Blackhall  street 

Brown  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  10  East  Shaw  street 

Brown  Mrs  Peter,  3  Lyle  street  cottage 

Brown  Mrs  William,  15  Kelly  street 

Brown  Mrs,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 

Brown  Mrs,  feuar,  10  Broad  close 

Brown  Mrs,  lodgings,  71  Vennel 

Brown  Mrs,  17  Roxburgh  street 

BROWNING  John,  clothier,  5  Hamilton  street.  House, 
35  East  Shaw  street 

Browning  Thomas,  grocer,  17  Arthur  street.     House  do. 

Browning  Mrs  James,  sewer,  5  Union  street 

BROWNLIE,  Buchanan  &  Co.,  plumbers,  6  West  breast 

Brownlie  James,  manager  of  Clyde  Pottery  Company,  Port- 
Glasgow  road 

Brownlie  James,  shoemaker,  32  Dalrymple  street 

Brownlie  Robert,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Brownlie  Miss,  Hillside,  1  St.  Lawrence  street 

Brownlie  Mrs,  Hillside  cottage,  1  St.  Lawrence  street 

BRUCE  Abram,  shipmaster,  29  Nicholson  street 

Bruce  Alexander,  labourer,  14  Stanners  street 

Bruce  Archibald,  feuar,  12  Bruce  street 

Bruce  G.  &  J. ,  clothiers  and  hatters,  46  Hamilton  street 

Bruce  George,  mariner,  34  Charles  street 

Bruce  George,  of  G.  &J,  Bruce.     House,  7  Kelly  street 


24  DIRECTORY. 


Bruce  James,  joiner,  15  Baker  street 

Bruce  John,  joiner,  14  John  street 

Bruce  James,  shipmaster,  22  Antigua  street 

Bruce  John,  of  G.  &  J.  Bruce.     House,  32  Inverkip  street 

Bruce  Magnus,  mariner,  16  William  street 

Bruce  Mrs  A.,  tobacconist,  40  Hamilton  street.   House  do. 

BRYCE  Charles,  labourer,  45  Shaw  street 

Bryce  Daniel,  slater,  10  East  Shaw  street 

Bryce  David,  boilermaker,  13  St  Lawrence  street 

Bryce  Mrs  David,  18  Kelly  street 

Bryce  Mrs  Margaret,  toy  shop,  38  Inverkip  street 

Bryce  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  4  Watt  street 

BRYDEN  James,  carpenter,  2  John  street 

BRYEN  John  O. ,  earthenware  dealer,  61  Yennel 

BRYMNER  Alexander,  47  Crawfurd  street 

Brymner  George,  16  Ann  street 

Brymner    Graham,    merchant   and   steam-boat  owner,    9 

Custom  House  place.     House,  47  Crawfurd  street 
Brymner  John,  accountant,  Greenock  Bank.     Bouse,  47 

Crawfurd  street 
BRYSON  James   H.,  M.D.,  physician  and  surgeon,   67 

Rue-end  street.     House,  do. 
Bryson  John,  travelling  merchant,  28  Charles  street 
Bryson  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  8  Manse  lane 
BRYSLAND  Peter,  boilermaker,  Upper  crescent 
BITCH  AN  Robert,  slater,  40  Inverkip  street 
Buchan  William,  cabinetmaker,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
BUCHANAN  Alexander,  joiner,  20  Cathcart  street 
Buchanan  Archibald,  labourer,  3  Salmon  street 
Buchanan  Archibald,  watchman,  72  Roxburgh  street 
Buchanan  Daniel,  joiner,  3  Salmon  street 
Buchanan  Humphrey,  carpenter,  8  Manse  lane 
Buchanan  James  C,  Bagatelle,  23  Eldon  street 
Buchanan  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  8  East  India 

breast.     House,  82  Regent  street 
Buchanan  James,  painter  and  paper-hanger,  44  Shaw  street, 

and  29  Rue-end  street.     House,  10  Trafalgar  street 
Buchanan  John,  brassfounder,  gas-fitter,  and  inspector  of 

weights  and  measures,  18  Cathcart  street.       House, 

76  Regent  street 
Buchanan  John,  porter  to  Clyde  Shipping  Company,   21 

Ann  street 
Buchanan  John,  brassfounder,  5  Hill  street 
Buchanan  John,  carpenter,  3  Salmon  street 
Buchanan  John,  policeman,  3  Bruce  street 


DIRECTORY.  25 

Buchanan  Malcolm,  leather  merchant,  and  boot  maker,  40 

Cathcart  street.     House,  31  Brougham  street 
Buchanan  Matthew,  of  Gray  &  Buchanan.      House,   84 

Regent  street 
Buchanan  Neil,  fireman,  50  Shaw  street 
Buchanan  Robert  M. ,  cooper,  18  Charles  street.     House, 

Mount  park 
Buchanan  Robert,  LL.D.,  rector  of  the  Academy.     House, 

14  Prince's  street 
Buchanan  Walter  Washington,  M.  D. ,  Bagatelle,  23  Eldon  st, 
Buchanan  Walter,  seaman,  44  Vennel 
Buchanan  Miss  Catherine,  Hyde  Park  cottage 
Buchanan  Miss  Margaret,  Hyde  Park  cottage 
Buchanan  Miss  Janet,  1  Kelly  street 
Buchanan  Misses,  84  Regent  street 
Buchanan  Mrs  Alexander,  38  Eldon  street 
Buchanan  Mrs  Charles,  2  Buccleuch  street 
Buchanan  Mrs  Colin,  14  Prince's  street 
Buchanan  Mrs,  lodgings,  40  West  Burn  street 
Buchanan  Mrs,  36  Shaw  street 
Buchanan  Mrs  Neil,  76  Regent  street 
BUIST  William,  engineer,  17  Ingleston  road 
BUIE  Archibald,  policeman,  4  Wellington  street 
Buie  Hugh,  of  M.  &  H.  Buie.     House,  19  Brougham  street 
Buie  James,  boilermaker,  11  Duncan  street 
Buie  James,  labourer,  Under  crescent 
Buie  M.  &  H. ,  plumbers,  7  Dock  breast 
Buie  Malcolm,  of  M.  &  H.  Buie.     House,  19  Brougham  st, 
BULLETIN  Office,  10  East  Quay  lane 
BULLIONS  Thomas,  engineer,  11  Antigua  street 
BUNTAIN  Alexander,  carter,  2  Ingleston  road 
Buntain  James,  grocer,  1  Stanners  street 
Buntain  John,  labourer,  6  Roslin  street 
Buntain  William,  letter-carrier,  Post  Office.      House,    33 

Regent  street 
Buntain  William,  baker,  24  Tobago  street 
BUNTING  William,  chemist,  16  Baker  street 
BURGES  John  &  Co. ,  tobacco  manufacturers,  3  Dalrymple 

street.     House,  7  Shaw  place 
BURGOYNE  Samuel,  forger,  Clyde  forge 
BURNET  Robert,  boilermaker,  2  Springkell  street 
Burnet  William,  hammerman,  1  York  street 
BURNS  Alexander,  dealer,  2  William  street 
Burns  David,  joiner,  27  Roxburgh  street 
Burns  Donald,  labourer,  37  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Burns  George,  rigger,  2  Broad  close 


26  DIRECTORY. 

Burns  George,  builder,  25  West  Burn  street 

Burns  Hugh,  spirit  dealer,  26  Market  street 

Burns  James,  mariner,  6  Broad  close 

Bums  John,  potato  and  spirit  dealer,  12  East  India  breast 

Burns  William,  shoemaker,  29  Vennel 

BURNSIDE  Mrs  William,  sempstress,  29  Sir  Michael  st. 

BURT  Thomas,  smith,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

BURTON  John,  mariner,  8  Cross-shore  street 

Burton  Thomas,  collector  of  Poor  Bates,  Captain  street. 
House,  31  Sir  Michael  street 

Burton  William,  spirit  dealer,  17  Shaw  street 

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

BUB  WELL  Lazarus,  importer  and  dealer  in  fancy  goods. 
Bazaar,  14  Cathcart  street.     House,  18  do. 

BUTT  Diederick,  sugar  boiler,  7  Ingleston  road 

BUTTERWORTH  Edmund,  grinder,  19  Ingleston  road 


CABBEL  George,  mariner,  30  Inverkip  street 

Cabbel  James,  mate,  60  Vennel 

CAIRD  &  Co. ,  engineers,  iron  shipbuilders  and  founders,  8 

Arthur  street  and  14  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Caird  Colin  S.  of  Duncan  Weir  &  Co.     House,  9  Grey  place 
Caird  James  Tennant,   of  Caird  &  Co.      Seafield  House, 

40  Brougham  street 
Caird  Miss,  feuar,  12  Patrick  street 
Caird  Mrs  John,  9  Grey  place 

CAIRNS  James,  joiner  and  blockmaker,  6  Antigua  street     • 
Cairns  Robert,  carpenter,  5  St.  Andrew's  square 
Cairns  Robert,  boilermaker,  16  Sir  Michael  street 
CALDAY  Peter,  labourer,  59  Dalrymple  street 
CALDER  Alexander,  carpenter,  29  Vennel 
Calder  David,  fisherman,  6  Patrick  street 
Calder  Hubert,  shoemaker,  1  Hill  street 
Calder  Hugh,  machine-keeper,  26  Dalrymple  street 
Calder  William,  carver,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Calder  Mrs,  grocer,  13  Tobago  street 
CALDERHEAD  Andrew,  mason,  30  Ann  street 
CALDERWOOD  David,  sawyer,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 
Calderwood  Hugh,  grocer,  38  Shaw  street 
Calderwood  James,  mason,  72  Roxburgh  street 
CALDWELL  Alex. ,  pawnbroker,  6  Market  street.    House, 

6  Lyle  street 
Caldwell  Edward,  dealer,  39  Dalrymple  street 


DIRECTORY.  27 


Caldwell  John,  mason,  76  Roxburgh  street 

Caldwell  William,  engineer,  5  Duncan  street 

Caldwell  William,  carter,  7  East  Shaw  street 

Caldwell  Mrs  William,  3  Ann  street 

Caldwell  Mrs,  4  Virginia  street 

CALEDONIAN  Railway  Co.'s  office,  25  Cathcart  street 

CALLANDER  Thomas  &  Co.,  ship  chandlers,  11  West 

breast 
Callander  Thomas,  of  Thomas  Callander  &  Co.     House,  10 

Forsyth  street 
CALLAGrAN  James,  boatman,  4  Dalrymple  street 
CALLIGAN  Michael,  smith,  4  Vennel 
CAMERON  Alexander  B. ,  hair  dresser  and  perfumer,  13 

William  street.     House,  15  Cross-shore  street 
Cameron  Alexander,  mason,  10  Roslin  street 
Cameron  Alexander,  mason,  40  West  Burn  street 
Cameron  Alexander,  boat  builder,  1  Carnock  street 
Cameron  Alexander,  carpenter,  1  Carnock  street 
Cameron  Alexander,  Queen's  porter,  8  Cartsburn  street 
Cameron  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  34  Dalrymple  street 
Cameron  Allan,  spirit  dealer,  18  Cartsburn  street 
Cameron  Allan,  glazier,  24  Tobago  street 
Cameron  Allan,  carpenter,  1  William  street 
Cameron  Allan,  wood  merchant,   14  St.  Andrew's  street. 

House,  11  Antigua  street 
Cameron  Angus,  grocer,  94  East  Hamilton  street.     House, 

do. 
Cameron  Archibald,  tailor,  Harvie  lane 
Cameron  Archibald,  sawyer,  3  Manse  lane 
Cameron  Archibald,  sailmaker,  1  Kilblain  street 
Cameron  Archibald,  carter,  4  Watt  street 
Cameron  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  Mount  Pleasant 
Cameron  Daniel,  engineer,  9  Cathcart  street 
Cameron  Donald,  smith,  1  Arthur  street 
Cameron  Donald,  labourer,  47  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Cameron  Donald,  mate,  16  William  street 
Cameron  Donald,  labourer,  10  Hamilton  street 
Cameron  Donald,  sawyer,  3  Manse  lane 
Cameron  Donald,  joiner,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 
Cameron  Donald,  innkeeper,  Gardeners'  Arms,  10  Market 

street  and  5  Manse  lane.     House,  10  Market  street 
Cameron  Donald,  sexton,  40  Inverkip  street 
Cameron  Dugald,  shipmaster,  19  Regent  street 
Cameron  Duncan,  book  canvasser,  55  Inverkip  street 
Cameron  Duncan,  mariner,  69  Vennel 
Cameron  Duncan,  late  policeman,  36  Crawfurd  street 


28  DIRECTORY. 


Cameron  Duncan,   boatbuilder,   4  East  Blackball  street. 

House,  3  Andrew's  street 
Cameron  Henry,  moulder,  35  Cathcart  street 
Cameron  Hugh,  dealer,  37  Crawfurd  street 
Cameron  Hugh,  pilot,  97  Regent  street 
Cameron  Hugh,  49  Cathcart  street.     House,  5  Ardgowan 

street,  west 
Cameron  John,  gardener,  Chapelton,  Kingston 
Cameron  John,  night  watchman,  26  Inverkip  street 
Cameron  John,  labourer,  3  Union  court 
Cameron  John,  auctioneer  and  appraiser,  10,  12,  and  14 

Cross-shore  street.     Ho.  15  do. 
Cameron  John,  painter,  26  Cartsburn  street 
Cameron  John,  labourer,  39  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Cameron  John,  labourer,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Cameron  John,  mason,  2  Union  court 
Cameron  John,  bottler,  7  Market  street 
Cameron  John,  engineer,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Cameron  John,  painter,  7  Under  crescent 
Cameron  Kenneth,  painter,  29  Shaw  street 
Cameron  Kenneth,  grocer,  7  Dalrymple  street.     House,  3 

Lyle  street 
Cameron  Murdoch,  carpenter,  2  John  street 
Cameron  Patrick,  feuar,  6  Trafalgar  street 
Cameron  Peter,  joiner,  11  Cathcart  street 
Cameron  Robert,  policeman,  5  Cowgate  street 
Cameron  Robert,  labourer,  19  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Cameron  William,    of   Bonnar  &  Cameron.     House 

Brisbane  street 
Cameron  William,  moulder,  2  Union  court 
Cameron  Elizabeth,  lodgings,  59  Dalrymple  street 
Cameron  Flora,  huckster,  46  Vennel 
Cameron  Mrs  A. ,  24  Kelly  street 
Cameron  Mrs,  28  Charles  street 
Cameron  Mrs,  15  Crawfurd  street 

CAMPBELL  Alexander,  Parochial  Board  officer,  51  Rox- 
burgh street 
Campbell  Alexander,  carpenter,  18  Arthur  street 
Campbell  Alexander,  joiner,  5  John  street 
Campbell  Alexander,  boilermaker,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  Alexander,  .merchant,  16  West  Burn  street.     Ho. 

48  Brougham  street 
Campbell  Alexander,  carpenter,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  Alexander,  smith,  33  Regent  street 
Campbell  Alexander,  bookseller,  stationer,  and  bookbinder, 
9  Hamilton  street.     House,  7  Kelly  street 


,   10 


DIRECTORY.  29 


Campbell  Alexander,  Brachelston  Toll 

Campbell  Alexander,  porter,  11  Shaw  street 

Campbell  Allan,  pilot,  33  Hamilton  street 

Campbell,  Anderson,  &  Co. ,  wine  merchants,  2  Shaw  street 

Campbell  Angus,  Queen's  porter,  8  Chapel  street 

Campbell  Angus,  carpenter,  31  Charles  street 

Campbell  Angus,  late  shipmaster,  11  West  Stewart  street 

Campbell  Angus,  labourer,  39  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Campbell  Archibald,  cotton  spinner,  Drmnfrochar  road 

Campbell  Archibald,  carpenter,  1  Regent  street 

Campbell  Archibald,  huckster,  8  Sir  Michael  street 

Campbell  Archibald,  watchman,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 

Campbell  Archibald,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  47  Main  street, 

Cartsdyke 
Campbell  Archibald,  carpenter,  19  Arthur  street 
Campbell  Colin,  collecter  of  inland  revenue,  Excise  Office, 

Custom  house.     House,  48  Brougham  street 
Campbell  Colin,  carpenter,  2  Ingleston  road 
Campbell  Daniel,  of  M'Intyre  &  Campbell.    House,  8  Ingle- 
ston road. 
Campbell  Daniel,  mariner,  28  Cathcart  street 
Campbell  Daniel,  smith,  7  Arthur  street 
Campbell  Daniel,  spirit  dealer,  48  Shaw  street 
Campbell  Donald,  joiner,  15  John  street 
Campbell  Dugald,  pilot,  41  Crawford  street 
Campbell  Dugald,  accountant  and  house-factor,  3  Bank  st. 

House,  Mount  place 
Campbell  Dugald,  carpenter,  2  Bruce  street 
Campbell  Duncan  A. ,  of  Greenock  Distillery  Co.     House,  17 

Ardgowan  square 
Campbell  Duncan,  gabbartman,  10  Ropework  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  joiner,  20  Ingleston  road 
Campbell  Duncan,  grocer,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  Duncan,  sen. ,  policeman,  69  Vermel 
Campbell  Duncan,  carter,  3  Charles  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  grocer,   37  Hamilton  street.      House, 

Boyd  place,  West  Blackball  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  smith,  4  Manse  lane 
Campbell  Duncan,  shipmaster,  12  Watt  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  jun. ,  policeman,  69  Vennel 
Campbell  Dun. ,  hosiery  and  remnant  warehouse,  56  Vennel 
Campbell  Duncan,  grocer,  55  Rue-end  street.     House,  do. 
Campbell  Duncan,  carpenter,  Under  crescent 
Campbell  Duncan,  joiner,  44  Inverkip  street 
Campbell  Felix,  3  Hamilton  street 
Campbell  Hugh,  carpenter,  3  John  street 

d  2 


30  DIRECTORY. 


Campbell  Hugh,  pattern-maker,  16  Antigua  street 
Campbell  Hugh,  carpenter,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  James,  builder,   30  Crawfurd  street.      Yard,  7 

Laird  street.     House,  6  Watt  street 
Campbell  James,  painter,  4  Market  street 
Campbell  James,  shipmaster,  13  Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
Campbell  James,  furnaceman,  Clyde  forge 
Campbell  James,  shoemaker,  11  Stanners  street 
Campbell  James,  tide-waiter,  1  Hill  street 
Campbell  James,  joiner,  7  West  Stewart  street 
Campbell  James,  tailor,  9  Bruce  street 
Campbell  James,  gardener,  Newark  street 
Campbell  John,  clothier,  14  Hamilton  street.     House,  43 

Ann  street 
Campbell  John,  mariner,  15  Crawfurd  street 
Campbell  John,  labourer,  3  Market  street 
Campbell  John,  labourer,  11  Duncan  street 
Campbell  John,  labourer,  10  Broad  close 
Campbell  John,  baker,  3  Manse  lane 
Campbell  John,  of  Honeyman  &  Campbell.     House,  21  Sir 

Michael  street 
Campbell  John,  steamboatman,  10  Shaw  street 
Campbell  John,  carpenter,  10  Shaw  street 
Campbell  John,  grocer,  27  Market  street 
Campbell  John,  law  clerk,  9  Captain  street 
Campbell  John,  policeman,  Brachelston 
Campbell  John,  sailmaker,  28  Ann  street 
Campbell  John,  carter,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  John,  blacksmith,  43  Cathcart  street 
Campbell  John,  carpenter  and  feuar,  17  Brougham  street 
Campbell  John,  shipmaster,  21  Sir  Michael  street 
Campbell  John,  broker,  3  Taylor's  close 
Campbell  John,  skipper,  26  Dalrymple  street 
Campbell  John,  mate,  19  Regent  street 
Campbell  John,  policeman,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Campbell  John,  coal  merchant,  13  Stanners  street 
Campbell  John,  boilermaker,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  John  &  Co. ,  smiths,  9  West  breast 
Campbell  John,  of  John  Campbell  &  Co.     House,  2  Craw- 
furd street 
Campbell  John,  carpenter,  19  Sir  Michael  street 
Campbell  John,  gardener,  16  Bruce  street 
Campbell  Neil,   merchant,   Greenbank  mills.     House,  20 

Margaret  street 
Campbell  Neil,  shoemaker,  11  St.  Andrew's  street 
Campbell  Neil,  shoemaker,  5  Market  street 


DIRECTORY.  31 


Campbell  Neil,  boilermaker,  Upper  crescent 
Campbell  Matthew,  engineer,  21  Bearhope  street 
Campbell  Michael,  auctioneer,  10  Taylor's  close 
Campbell  Peter,  grocer,  12  Dalrymple  street.     House,  22 

Bank  street 
Campbell  Peter,  labourer,  47  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  Peter,  boot  and  shoemaker,  58  Vennel.    Ho.  do. 
Campbell  Richard,  policeman,  11  Charles  street 
Campbell  Robert,  policeman,  56  Vennel 
Campbell  Robert,  Mid  Parish  session  clerk  and  registrar  of 

births,  deaths  and  marriages,  11  Bank  st.     House,  do. 
Campbell  Robert,  shoemaker,  13  Inverkip  street 
Campbell  Robert,  mariner,  2  Union  court 
Campbell  Ronald,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Campbell  Samuel,  carpenter,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  Thomas,  stevedore,  20  Cathcart  street 
Campbell  William,  printer,  49  Cathcart  street,  and  1  Bank 

street.     House,  13  Mearns  street 
Campbell  William,  shipmaster,  4  Salmon  street 
Campbell  William,  labourer,  3  West  Quay  lane 
Campbell  William,  smith,  3  John  street 
Campbell  William,  feuar,  28  East  Shaw  street 
Campbell  William,  joiner,  14  East  Shaw  street 
Campbell  Miss  Christina,  2  West  Burn  street 
Campbell  Miss  C. ,  teacher,  21  Nicholson  street 
Campbell  Miss  C. ,  lodgings,  5  Lynedoch  street 
Campbell  Miss  Elizabeth,  1  Stanners  street 
Campbell  Miss,  9  Captain  street 
Campbell  Miss,  feuar,  33  Hamilton  street 
Campbell  Misses,  13  Kilblain  street 
Campbell  Mrs  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  2  East  breast 
Campbell  Mrs  Alexander,  15  St.  Andrew's  street 
Campbell  Mrs  Daniel,  lodgings,  10  Cartsburn  street 
Campbell  Mrs  Duncan,  feuar,  7  Duncan  street 
Campbell  Mrs  D. ,  feuar,  Mount  park,  Bank  street 
Campbell  Mrs  D. ,  lodgings,  11  Clarence  street 
Campbell  Mrs  James,  furnishings,  71  Main  st. ,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  21  Arthur  street 
Campbell  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  8  Dalrymple  street 
Campbell  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  2  East  Blackball  street 
Campbell  Mrs  John,  grocer,  45  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  Mrs  John,  15  St.  Andrew's  street 
Campbell  Mrs  Margaret,  grocer,  3  Manse  lane 
Campbell  Mrs  Neil,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  street 
Campbell  Mrs  Robert,  furnishing  warehouse,  7  Cathcart  st. 

House,  17  do. 


32  DIRECTORY. 

Campbell  Mrs  Robert,  31  Lynedocb  street 

Campbell  Mrs,  midwife  and  ladies'  nurse,  46  Cathcart  st. 

Campbell  Mrs,  7  Grey  place 

Campbell  Mrs,  basket  warehouse,  20  Charles  st.     House, 

15  Crawfurd  street 
Campbell  Mrs,  3  Hamilton  street 
Campbell  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Broad  close 
Campbell  Mrs,  3  Cowgate  street 
Campbell  Mrs,  12  Cross-shore  street 
Campbell  Mrs,  10  Charles  street 
Campbell  Mrs,  huckster,  16  Vennel 
Campbell  Mrs,  49  Inverkip  street 
Campbell  Mrs,  20  Market  street 
CANAVAN  James,  coachman,  40  Brougham  street 
Canavan  Patrick,  labourer,  22  Shaw  street 
CANNIE  William,  labourer,  3  East  Stewart  street 
CANNON  Mrs,  59  Dalrymple  street 
CARBERY  Charles,  tailor,  clothier  and  toy  merchant,  14 

and  16  William  street.     House,  7  do. 
CARCHRIE  James,  provision  dealer,  40  Shaw  street 
CARD  ALL  James,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 
CARLIN  James,  carpenter,  8  Chapel  street 
CARMALT  Mrs,  14  Kelly  street 

CARMICHAEL  Alexander,  carpenter,  13  Charles  street 
Carmichael  Andrew,   merchant,   of  John   Haddow  &  Co. 

House,  Banktop 
Carmichael  Charles,  shoemaker,  5  West  Quay  lane 
Carmichael  Daniel,  carpenter,  29  Charles  street 
Carmichael  Donald,  grocer,  4  Kilblain  street 
Carmichael  Dugald,  labourer,  27  Lynedoch  street 
Carmichael  Hector,  labourer,  7  Under  crescent 
Carmichael  James,    of  Greenock   Brewery  Co.     House,  4 

Trafalgar  street 
Carmichael  James,  baker,  65  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Carmichael  John  H. ,  shipowner.     House,  Banktop 
Carmichael  John,  shipmaster,  13  Mearns  street 
Carmichael  John,  shoemaker,  13  Cartsburn  street 
Carmichael  Joseph,  labourer,  17  Arthur  street 
Carmichael  Lachlan,  spirit  dealer,  6  East  breast 
Carmichael  Malcolm,  carpenter,  1  Yennel 
Carmichael  Malcolm,  feuar,  Upper  crescent 
Carmichael  Michael,  cooper,  5  Market  street 
Carmichael  Peter,  labourer,  11  Hamilton  street 
Carmichael  Peter,  fireman,  11  West  breast 
Carmichael  William,  engineer,  15  Baker  street 
Carmichael  Ann,  lodgings,  46  Cathcart  street 


DIRECTORY.  33 


Carmichael  Miss,  Banktop 

Carmichael  Mrs  D. ,  Finnieston 

Carmichael  Mrs,  lodgings,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Carmichael  Mrs,  tripe  dealer,  7  Bucclench  street 

CARMODY  Daniel,  mariner,  6  Highland  close 

CARREY  James,  huckster,  4  Stanners  street 

CARRICK  Miss,  furnishing  shop,  38  Hamilton  street 

CARRIGAN  Edward  C. ,  labourer,  33  Hamilton  street 

CARROL  Henry,  licensed  victualler,  9  Under  crescent 

Carrol  John,  Longwell  close. 

Carrol  Martin,  labourer,  29  Shaw  street 

Carrol  Robert,  fireman,  Under  crescent 

CARRON  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  15  Hamilton  street 

CARRUTHERS  William,  carpenter,  7  Hill  street 

CARSELL  Quintin,  mate,  2  Nelson  street,  Glebe 

CARSON  Andrew,  blockmaker,  49  Inverkip  street 

Carson  Mrs  Henry,  28  Crawfurd  street 

Carson  Mrs,  mangier,  21  Crawfurd  street 

Carson  Mrs,  50  Shaw  street 

CARSTAIRS  Grace,  huckster,  4  Springkell  street 

CARSWELL  James,  skipper,  19  Bearhope  street 

Carswell  John,  measurer,  22  Mearns  street 

Carswell  Mrs  Robert,  19  Regent  street 

Carswell  Mrs,  5  Bruce  street 

Carswell  Mrs,  6  William  street 

Carswell  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  Inverkip  street 

CARTER  Mrs,  19  Vennel 

CARTY  Mrs,  4  Vennel 

CASSELS  L.  S. ,  tea  dealer  and  grocer,  19  Hamilton  street 

and  59  Rue-end  street.     House,  5  Brisbane  street 
Cassels  Robert,  tea  merchant  and  grocer,  26  Hamilton  st. 

House,  do. 
CHALMERS  Alexander  &  Co.,  grocers,  &c,  67  Rue-end 

street.     House,  76  Regent  street 
Chalmers  Alexander,  tide  waiter,  19  Regent  street 
Chalmers  Archibald,  feuar,  Flower  bank,  Eldon  street 
Chalmers  Archibald,  blockmaker,  17  Lyle  street 
Chalmers  Hugh  M. ,  joiner  and  glazier,  15  East  Shaw  street. 

House,  13  Lynedoch  street 
Chalmers  James,  cabinetmaker,  38  West  Burn  street 
Chalmers  James,  smith  and  bell-hanger,  51  Vennel.     Ho. , 

66  Roxburgh  street 
Chalmers  John,  van  driver,  5  Mearns  street 
Chalmers  John,  smith,  14  East  Quay  lane 
Chalmers  Robert,  late  bank  porter,  1  Watt  place 
Chalmers  William,  joiner,  29  Regent  street 


34  DIRECTORY. 


Chalmers  Mary,  8  Buccleuch  street 
Chalmers  Miss,  lodgings,  29  Regent  street 
Chalmers  Miss,  dressmaker,  8  West  Stewart  street 
Chalmers  Mrs  Alexander,  feuar,  Port-Glasgow  road 
CARTSDYKE  Mechanics'  Library,  5  East  Blackhall  street 
CHAMBERS  John,  labourer,  Finneston,  Port -Glasgow  rd. 
Chambers  John,  boilermaker,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Chambers  Robert,  ship  master,  9  Lyle  street 
Chambers  William,  shipmaster,  Holmscroft  street 
CHARTERS  James,  moulder,  8  St.  Lawrence  street 
Charters  David,  hammerman,  14  Stanners  street 
CHISHOLM  William  &  Co.,  coopers  and  fish  curers,  12 

Charles  street 
Chisholm  Archibald,  of  William  Chisholm  &  Co.     House, 

15  Kilblain  street 
Chisholm  John,  tailor,  16  William  street.     House,  do. 
Chisholm  William,  carpenter,  16  William  street 
Chisholm  Miss,  15  Kilblain  street 

CHORLEY  Robert  S.,  anchor  smith,  52  Dalrymple  street 
CHRISTOPHER  Peter,  mariner,  32  Dalrymple  street 
CHRISTIE  Peter  &  Co.,  carvers,  Shaw  place 
Christie  Peter,  of  P.  Christie  <£•  Co.     House,  7  Market  st. 
CHRIGHTON  Henry,  baker,  5  Bruce  street 
CITY  OF  GLASGOW  BANK,  32  Cathcart  street 
CLANCY  Robert,  engineer,  26  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
CLACHER  Thomas,  coal  merchant,  44  Main  street,  Carts- 
dyke.     House,  40  do. 
Clacher  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  40  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
CLAPPERTON  Duncan,  joiner,  26  Tobago  street 
Clapperton  Thomas,  joiner,  30  Sir  Michael  street 
Clapperton  Mrs,  12  Brisbane  street 
CLARIE  Miss,  dressmaker,  35  Hamilton  street 
CLARK  Alexander  M.,  of  J.    Clark  &  Son.     House,  21 

Brougham  street 
Clark  Andrew,  bookbinder,  Harvie  lane  hall.     House,  21 

Sir  Michael  street 
Clark  Angus,  coachman,  16  William  street 
Clark  Archibald,  grocer,  6  Crawfurd  street 
Clark  Charles,  seaman,  7  Sugarhouse  lane 
Clark  Daniel,  mate,  21  Bearhope  strert 
Clark  Daniel,  smith,  Cartsburn  house 
Clark  David,  labourer,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Clark  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  30  Shaw  street 
Clark  Donald,  5  Bearhope  street 
Clark  Duncan,  carpenter,  22  Ann  street 
Clark  Duncan,  overseer,  Lambs'  cottages,  Kingston 


DIRECTORY.  35 


Clark  Edward,  smith,  40  West  Burn  street 

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

Clark  James,  labourer,  10  Bruce  street 

Clark  James,  labourer,  7  Duncan  street 

Clark  John,  of  J.  Clark  &  Son.     House,  21  Brougham  st. 

Clark  John  &  Son,  watchmakers  and  jewellers,  White  Hart 
buildings,  Cathcart  square 

Clark  John,  of  Macnab  &  Clark.     House,  9  Roxburgh  st. 

Clark  John  T.,  grocer,  12  Sir  Michael  street.  House, 
Mount  place 

Clark  John,  coal  merchant,  42  Inverkip  street 

Clark  John,  umbrella  maker,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 

Clark  John,  joiner,  35  Cathcart  street 

Clark  John,  gardener,  40  Brougham  street 

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

Clark  Neil,  watchman,  Lambs'  cottages,  Kingston 

Clark  Patrick  S. ,  painter,  15  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Clark  Peter,  coojDer,  28  Nicholson  street 

Clark  Peter,  labourer,  10  Baker  street 

Clark  Peter,  grocer,  Drumfrocher  road.  House,  43  Ann 
street 

Clark  Peter,  porter,  35  Nicholson  street 

Clark  Samuel,  joiner,  6  John  street 

Clark  Swain,  blacksmith,  3  Vennel 

Clark  William,  marine  artist,  Seafield 

Clark  William,  labourer,  59  Dalrymple  street 

Clark  William,  clerk,  25  West  Burn  street 

Clark  Miss  Catherine,  26  Sir  Michael  street 

Clark  Miss,  dressmaker,  32  Regent  street 

Clark  Miss,  dressmaker,  29  Brougham  street 

Clark  Mrs  Andrew,  Mount  park,  Mearns  street 

Clark  Mrs  George,  lodgings,  25  West  Burn  street 

Clark  Mrs  James,  9  Laird  street 

Clark  Mrs,  patent  mangle  keeper,  9  Sir  Michael  street 

Clark  Mrs,  57  Shaw  street 

Clark  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Vennel 

Clark  Mrs,  Cappielow,  Port-Glasgow  rood 

CLAYTON  John,  boilermaker,  Upper  crescent 

CLELAND  John,  searcher,  landing  and  coast  waiter,  Cus- 
tom House.    House,  Alma  cottage,  Holmscroft,  Ann  st. 

CLEMENTS  Robert,  tailor,  Drummer's  close 

CLIMIE  John,  joiner,  11  Hill  street 

CLINK  William,  deep  sea  pilot,  10  East  Blackhall  street 

Clink  Miss,  embroiderer,  10  East  Blackhall  street 

CLUBB  George,  Customs,  23  Clarence  street,  Glebe 


36  DIRECTORY. 


CLUNEY  James,  mariner,  48  Shaw  street 
CLYDE  Shipping  Co.     General  carriers  between  Glasgow 
and  Greenock,  and  steam-tug  proprietors,  9  Custom- 
house place,  and  86  Broomielaw,  Glasgow.      Graham 
Brymner,  manager 
Clyde  Towing  Co. ,  New,  10  West  breast 
Clyde  Pottery  Co.,  "  Limited,"  Port-Glasgow  road 
CLYDESDALE  Banking  Co.     Office,  7  Hamilton  street 
COATS  Archibald,  tailor,  15  Inverkip  street 
Coats  John,  spirit  dealer,  18  Sir  Michael  street 
Coats  Mrs,  lodgings,  35  West  Blackhall  street 
COCH  Rodger,  moulder,  6  West  Stewart  street 
COCHRANE  Andrew,  hair-dresser,  67  Vennel 
Cochrane  John,  shipmaster,  5  East  Blackhall  street 
Cochrane  Robert,  labourer,  3  Bearhope  street 
Cochran  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  31  Market  st.     House,  do. 
Cochrane  William,  painter,  8  Smith's  lane 
Cochrane  William,  pawnbroker,  49  Vennel.     House,  do. 
Cochrane  William,  fitter,  19  Ingleston  road 
Cochrane  Mrs,  67  Vennel 

Cochrane  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  11  Dalrymple  street 
Cochrane  Mrs,  12  Nicholson  street 
Cochrane  Mrs,  tobacconist,  2  William  street 
COCKBURN  James,  manager,  Overton  paper  mill 
COFFEE  Room  (Greenock),  2  Cathcart  square 
COLE  Rev.   Charles,  incumbent  of  St.    John's  Episcopal 

Church.     House,  Ardgowan  square 
Cole  John,  clerk,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Cole  Mrs,  15  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
COLLINS  Charles,  mariner,  19  Hamilton  street 
Collins  E. ,  music  teacher,  29  Nicholson  street 
Collins  Henry,  painter,  5  West  Stewart 
Collins  James,  tailor,  33  Hamilton  street 
Collins  James,  moulder,  Ladyburn  ^ 

Collins  John  B.  S.,  confectioner  and  pastry  baker,  3b  Cath- 
cart street.     House,  Cowdenknowes. 
Collins  John,  lumper,  3  Union  court 
Collins  Peter,  huckster,  38  Vennel 
Collins  William,  Cowdenknowes 

COLQUHOUN  &  Ainslie,  smiths,  Melville  court,  31  Hamil- 
ton street 
Colquhoun  David,  mason,  6  East  Shaw  street 
Colquhoun  Dugald,  sexton,  1  Nicholson  street 
Colquhoun  James,  labourer,  34  Charles  street 
COLSTON  Mrs,  49  Roxburgh  street 
COLTHROPE  Joseph,  joiner,  3  John  street 


DIRECTORY.  37 


COMBIE  William,  tidewaiter,  32  Hamilton  street 
CONG-DON  Thomas,  of  Gumming  &  Congdon     House,  7 

Brisbane  street 
CONN  James,  labourer,  Finnieston 
Conn  James,  engine  keeper,  2  Bruce  street 
Conn  Mrs,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
CONALGUE  James,  labourer,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
CONGREGATIONAL  Chapel,  George  Square 
CONNACHER  Peter,  inland  revenve  clerk,  16  Roxburgh 

street 
CONNAL  William,   agent    for   J.    S.    Virtue,   publisher. 

House,  22  Ann  street 
Connal  William,  practical  mesmerist,  22  Ann  street 
CONNEL  Allan,  sawyer,  42  Inverkip  street 
CONNELL  Alexander,  clerk,  13  Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
Connell  Archibald,  carpenter,  57  Shaw  street 
Connell  James,  joiner,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Connell  James,  mariner,  7  Arthur  street 
Connell  Malcolm,  tailor,  33  Hamilton  street 
Connell  Richard,  boilermaker,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Connell  Mrs,  17  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
CONNELLY  John,  mason,  6  Watson  lane 
Connelly  John,  labourer,  47  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
CONWAY  Francis,  painter,  Under  crescent 
Conway  Matthew,  painter,  16  Sir  Michael  street 
Conway  William,  seaman,  52  Dalrymple  street 
Conway  Mrs,  37  Boyd  place,  West  Blackhall  street 
CONNOR  John  O.,  labourer,  M'Kelvie's  Land,  Duncan  st. 
Connor  John,  carpenter,  1  Cartsburn  street 
COOK  Duncan  k  Archibald,  smiths  and  chainmakers,    4 

Charles  street.  House,  4  Laird  street 
Cook  Duncan,  mariner,  6  Crawfurd  street 
Cook  James  E. ,  booking  clerk,  railway  office.     House,  4 

Antigua  street 
Cook  Robert,  pawn-broker,  29  Market  street 
Cook  William,  boilermaker,  9  Under  crescent 
Cook  William,  shipmaster,  13  Mearns  street 
Cook  William,  papermaker,  Overton 
Cook  Miss,  2  William  street 
Cook  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  10  East  India  breast 
Cook  Mrs,  boarding  house  keeper,  8  East  Quay  lane 
COOPER  Archibald,  tanner,  2  Springkell  street 
Cooper  Alexander,  carpenter,  10  Hill  street 
Cooper  James,  joiner,  4  Salmon  street 
Cooper  Thomas,  shipmaster,  10  Brisbane  street 
Cooper  Thomas,  smith,  55  Shaw  street 


38  DIRECTORY. 


COPELAND  John,  millwright,  27  Roxburgh  street 
COPPLE  Joseph,  gardener,  50  West  Blackball  street 
CORBETT  John,  boilermaker,  15  St  Lawrence  street 
CORE  Adam,  millwright,  6  Ingleston  road 
CORNWALL  Mrs,  lodgings,  15  Kelly  street 
COTTER  Mrs,  matron,  Infirmary,  Inverkip  street 
COUPER  Andrew,  custom-house  boatman,  13  Charles  st. 
Couper  James,  cooper,  28  Crawfurd  street 
Couper  Margaret,  grocer,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
COUSAR  William,  messenger  to  Shipping  office,  5  Virginia 

COUSINS  Thomas,  smith,  19  Regent  street 

COVERDALE  Norris,  26  Hamilton  street 

COWAN  Archibald,  of  Cowan  k  Dick.     House,  5  Lyle  st. 

Cowan  Daniel,  provision  merchant,  43  Hamilton  street. 
House,  11  Kelly  street 

Cowan  &  Dick,  coopers  and  provision  merchants,  3  Bogle 
street 

Cowan  John,  carpenter,  6  Roslin  street 

Cowan  &  Lawrie,  drapers,  4  Hamilton  street  and  10  Cath- 
cart  square 

Cowan  Robert,  of  Coivan  h  Laxvrie.     House,  64  Union  st. 

Cowan  William,  carpenter,  2  Charles  street 

Cowan  William,  tanner,  16  Stanners  street 

Cowan  Miss  Christian,  9  East  Shaw  street 

Cowan  Mrs  A. ,  lodgings,  22  West  Stewart  street 

Cowan  Mrs  John,  mangier,  13  Sir  Michael  street 

COYLE  James,  baker,  22  Cathcart  street.     House,  21  do. 

Coyle  John,  sen. ,  provision  merchant,  21  Cathcart  street. 
House,  do. 

Coyle  John,  jun. ,  tinsmith  and  gasfitter,  21  Cathcart  street 

Coyle  Thomas,  pointsman,  Upper  crescent 

CRABB  William,  mason,  97  Regent  street 

CRAIG  Alexander,  porter,  3  Charles  street 

Craig  George,  hatter,  30  Cathcart  street.  House,  18  Antigua 
street 

Craig  John,  labourer,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Craig  Robert,  baker,  1  Lyle  street 

Craig  Thomas,  coal  merchant,  assurance  agent  and  house- 
factor,  49  Cathcart  street.     House,  15  Antigua  street 

Craig  William,  labourer,  24  Ann  street 

Craig  William,  smith,  Clyde  Pottery,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Craig  William,  tide  surveyor.     House,  5  Mearns  street 

Craig  Mrs  Walter,  spirit  dealer,  43  Inverkip  street 

CRAIGIE  George,  shipmaster,  3  Lyle  street 

CRAM  &  Taylor,  builders,  60  Roxburgh  street 


DIRECTORY.  39 


Cram  Peter,  builder,  of  Cram  &  Taylor,  60  Roxburgh  st. 
CRAMB  William,  joiner,  18  Duncan  street 
CRANE  James,  tanner,  Upper  Crescent 
Crane  James,  mariner,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
CRANSTON  Thomas,  teacher  of  navigation  and  nautical 

astronomy,  65  Rue-end  street.     House,  do. 
CRAWFORD  Alexander,  cooper,  55  Shaw  street 
Crawford  Alexander,   of  Allison  &   Crawford.     House,  3 

Kelly  street. 
Crawford  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  60  Dalrymple  street 
Crawford  Andrew,  of  Crawford  &  Fulton.     House,  9  Lyle 

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

West  Burn  street.     House,  44  Inverkip  street 
Crawford  Conrod,  coppersmith,  26  Tobago  street 
Crawford  Daniel,  clerk,  3  Kelly  street 
Crawford  David,  writer,  Mansion-house.     House,  Forsyth 

street 
Crawford  David  Rose,  writer,    Mansion-house.       House, 

Finnart 
Crawford  Dugald,  carpenter,  12  St.  Lawrence  street 
Crawford  &  Fulton,  joiners  and  glaziers,  16  Bogle  street 
Crawford  Hugh,  labourer,  4  Union  court 
Crawford  James,  carter,  12  East  India  breast 
Crawford  James,  contractor,  8  Virginia  street.     House,  13 

Lynedoch  street 
Crawford  James  Hunter,  writer,  Mansion-house.     House, 

Forsyth  street 
Crawford  James,  smith,  2  John  street 
Crawford  James,    cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,    2  West 

Blackball  street.     House,  6  do. 
Crawford  James,  shoemaker,  2  Kilblain  street 
Crawford  John,  carpenter,  48  Dalrymple  street 
Crawford  John,  carter,  14  St.  Andrew's  street 
Crawford  John,  mariner,  4  Ann  street 
Crawford  John,  feuar,  tailor  and  clothier,  35  Cathcart  st. 

House,  23  Lynedoch  street 
Crawford  John  M. ,  Greenock  branch,  North  British  Daily 

Mail,  1  Bank  street.     House,  do. 
Crawford  John,  sawyer,  42  Inverkip  street 
Crawford  M.  &  Son,  drapers,  clothiers  and  outfitters,  14 

Cathcart  street.     House,  2  Watt  place. 
Crawford  Malcolm,  boilermaker,  12  St.  Lawrence  street 
Crawford  Peter,  carpenter,  3  Under  crescent 
Crawford  Robert,  labourer,  Upper  Ingleston 
Crawford  Robert,  carpenter,  46  Cathcart  street 


40  DIRECTORY. 


Crawford  Robert,  spirit  and  cattle  dealer,  White  Horse  Inn, 

6  Market  street 
Crawford  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  41  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Crawford  Thomas,  tobacco-spinner,  40  Inverkip  street 
Crawford  William,  shipowner,   12  Trinidad  place,  Eldon 

street 
Crawford  William,  carter,  17  St.  Lawrence  street 
Crawford  William,  carter,  7  Under  crescent 
Crawford  William,  labourer,  20  Inverkip  street 
Crawford  William,  grocer,  14  West  Blackhall  st.     House, 

29  Brougham  street 
Crawford  Miss,  sempstress,  63  Dalrymple  street 
Crawford  Mrs  Daniel,  28  Cartsburn  street 
Crawford  Mrs  Henry,  49  Roxburgh  street 
Crawford  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  1  Regent  street 
Crawford  Mrs,  feuar,  53  Inverkip  street 
Crawford  Mrs,  eating-house,  3  West  breast 
Crawford  Mrs,  8  West  Burn  street 
Crawford  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Sugarhouse  lane 
Crawford  Mrs,  mangle  keeper,  2  Dellingburn  street 
CRAWHALL,  SchuLtz  &  Co. ,  sugar  refiners,  Dellingburn 

street. 
Crawhall  John  B. ,  of  Crawhall,  Schultz  &  Co.   House,  Rose- 
hill,  25  Roxburgh  street 
CRIGHTON  Archibald,  lathsplitter,  57  Dalrymple  street. 

House,  6  Kilblain  street 
Crighton  Henry,  baker,  5  Bruce  street 
CROCKATT   William,   merchant,    Glasgow.      House,    31 

Nicholson  street 
CRONE  Matthew,  engineer,  7  West  breast 
Crone  Thomas,  engineer,  40  Dalrymple  street 
CROOKS  John,  labourer,  5  Cartsburn  street 
Crooks  Robert,  pilot,  1  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
CROOKSHANKS  James,  accountant  and  sheriff  officer,  3 

Bank  street.     House,  32  Charles  street 
Crookshanks  John,  carpenter,  9  Under  crescent 
Crookshanks  Joseph,  coach  proprieter,  41  West  Blackhall 

street.     House,  32  Charles  street 
Crookshanks  Mrs  James,  5  Cross-shore  street 
CROMBIE  Daniel,  plasterer,  32  Sugarhouse  lane, 
Crombie  William,  tidewaiter,  32  Hamilton  street 
CROSS  George,  mariner,  35  Hamilton  street 
Cross  Henry,  painter,  6  Trafalgar  street 
Cross  Miss,  dressmaker,  6  Trafalgar  street 
CROW  Mrs,  grocer,  31  Charles  street 
CRUDEN  Alexander,  tailor,  2  Tobago  street 


DIRECTORY.  41 


CRUSE  Andrew,  mariner,  1  William  street 
CRUTHERS  Ann,  pawnbroker,  30  Dalrymple  st.     House, 

19  Sugarhouse  lane 
CRYLIE  George,  huckster,  1  Stanners  street 
CULL  Robert,  mariner,  25  Vennel 
CULLENS  Mrs,  30  West  Blackball  street 
CUMMING  John  B.  and  Thomas  Congdon,  surveyors  for 

Lloyd's  registry  of  shipping,  2  West  quay 
Cumming  John  B. ,  of  dimming  &  Congdon.     House,  22 

Margaret  street  - 
CUNNINGHAM  Alexander,  huckster,  20  Tobago  street 
Cunningham  Colin,  carpenter,  9  Under  crescent 
Cunningham  David,  carpenter,  66  Roxburgh  street 
Cunningham  David,  provision  dealer,  20  Vennel.     House, 

30  Sir  Michael  street 
Cunningham  Isaac,  joiner,  7  Sugarhouse  lane 
Cunningham  James,  rivetter,  Ladyburn 
Cmmingham  John,  of  Cunningham  and  M'Caskill.    House, 

Se  afield 
Cunningham  John,  mason,  53  Roxburgh  street 
Cunningham  John,  carpenter,  23  Arthur  street 
Cunningham  &  M'Caskill,  Glasgow  and  Greenock  Shipping 

Co. ,  10  William  street 
Cunningham  Robert,  upholsterer,  cabinetmaker  and  paper 

hanger,   16  West  Blackhall  street.     House,  12  Watt 

street 
Cunningham  Peter,  accountant,  Clydesdale  Bank.     House, 

7  Hamilton  street 
Cunningham  Thomas,  papermaker,  Overton 
Cunningham  William,  labourer,  6  Roslin  street 
Cunningham  William,  engineer,  5  Hill  street 
Cunningham  William,  sailmaker,  34  Regent  street 
Cmmingham  William,  tailor,  72  Roxburgh  street 
Cunningham  Miss  Ann,  spirit  dealer,  10  Vennel 
Cmmingham  Miss,  grocer,  21  Sir  Michael  street 
Cunningham  Miss,  18  Kelly  street 
Cmmingham  Mrs  Charles,  18  Patrick  street 
Cunningham  Mrs,  38  West  Burn  street 
Cmmingham  Mrs,  washer  and  dresser,  28  Charles  street 
Cunningham  Mrs,  2  East  breast 

CURRAN  Edward,  charcoal  burner,  22  Stanners  street 
CURRANS  John,  labourer,  Ladyburn 
CURRIE  Alexander,  sugar  refiner,  10  Union  street 
Currie  Alexander,  cooper,  9  East  Shaw  street 
Currie  Angus,  labourer,  44  Crawfurd  street 
Currie  Archibald,  joiner,  14  Cathcart  street 

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42  DIRECTORY. 


Currie  David,  crane  master.  East  India  breast.     House,  46 
Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Currie  Gavan,  cowfeeder,  Mount  pleasant 

Currie  Hugh,  labourer,  13  Inverkip  street 

Currie  James,  carpenter,  50  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Currie  James,  baker,  27  Market  street.     House,  do. 

Currie  James,  labourer,  7  Hill  street 

Currie  John,  joiner,  28  Sir  Michael  street 

Currie  John,  sawyer,  37  Rue- end  street 

Currie  Malcolm,  labourer,  10  Shannon's  close 

Currie  Malcolm,  labourer,  15  Ropework  street 

Currie  Malcolm,  seaman,  Longwell  close 

Currie  Neil,  ropespinner,  7  Market  street 

Currie  Robert,  tailor,  9  Crawfurd  street 

Currie  Peter,  sawyer,  36  Crawfurd  street 

Currie  William,  butler,  17  Brougham  street 

Currie  Miss,  9  Bruce  street 

Currie  Miss  Sarah,  42  Crawfurd  street 

Currie  Miss,  3  Manse  lane 

Currie  Mrs  John,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  30  West  Burn  st. 

Currie  Mrs  Matthew,  provision  dealer,  33  Cathcart  street 

Currie  Mrs,  coal  yard,  30  East  Shaw  street 

Currie  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Open  shore 

Currie  Mrs,  4  Nicholson  street 

Currie  Mrs,  eating  house,  16  Shaw  street 

Currie  Mrs,  huckster,  53  Roxburgh  street 

Currie  Mrs,  2  East  Quay  lane 

Currie  Mrs,  16  Cross-shore  street 

Currie  Mrs,  59  Dalrymple  street 

Currie  Mrs,  6  Shaw  street 

CURTIS  <fc  HARVEY'S,  Hounslow  and  Clyde  Gunpowder 
Office,  1  Union  court,  West  quay  head.  James  Alex- 
ander, agent 

Curtis  William,  of  Thome  &  Curtis.     House,  Greenbank 

CUSTOMHOUSE,  Customhouse  buildings,  Steamboat  quay 

CUTHBERT  Alexander,  carpenter,  10  Bogle  street 

Cuthbert  Robert,  merchant  and  shipowner,  1  Watt  place. 
House,  13  Eldon  street 

Cuthbert  William,  carpenter,  19  John  street 

Cuthbert  William  &  Co.,  ship  and  insurance  brokers,  135 
Buchanan  street,  Glasgow,  and  21  Cathcart  street 

Cuthbert  William,  broker  for  sale  and  purchase  of  ships, 
&c,  135  Buchanan  street,  Glasgow,  and  21  Cathcart 
street,  Greenock.     House,  38  Eldon  street 

CUTHBERTSON  Alexander,  policeman,  47  Ann  street 


DIRECTORY.  43 


Cuthbertson  Archibald,  boilermaker,  63  Main  st. ,  Cartsdyke 
Cuthbertson  David,  wholesale  confectioner,  29  Cathcart  st. 
Cuthbertson  D.   &  T.,  confectioners,  44  Hamilton  street. 

Work,  20  Sugarhouse  lane.     House,  6  Nelson  street, 

Glebe. 
Cuthbertson  James,  boilermaker,  7  Cartsburn  street 
Cuthbertson  James,  rivetter,  12  St.  Lawrence  street 
Cuthbertson  Mrs  William,  27  Lynedoch  street 


DAILEY  John,  pie  baker,  Harvie  lane 

DAIR  William,  engineer,  1  Carnock  street 

DALGLEISH  George,  Trinidad  place,  10  Eldon  street 

Dalgleish  James,  porter,  6  Buccleuch  street 

Dalgleish  Mrs,  26  Dalrymple  street 

DALE  Mathew,  brassmoulder,  Blair's  land,  Cartsburn 

DALTON  Hugh,  labourer,  10  Stanners  street 

DALZIEL  John,  mariner,  2  Crawford  street 

DALLAS  James,  store-keeper,  16  Antigua  street 

Dallas  Matthew,  cooper,  13  Bearhope  street 

Dallas  R.,  joiner,  22  West  Stewart  street 

DALLY  John,  labourer,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

DARROCH  Archibald,  mariner,  30  Dalrymple  street 

Darroch  Archibald,  vintner  and  carpenter,  48  Dalrymple  st. 

Darroch  Dugald,  cabinetmaker,  8  Boyd  street 

Darroch  Duncan,  boilermaker,  Alma  cottage,  Hillend 

Darroch  James,  porter,  8  Hamilton  street 

Darroch  James,  lathsplitter,  22  Shaw  street 

Darroch  John,  coal  merchant,  44  Dalrymple  st.     House,  13 

West  Blackhall  street 
Darroch  Malcolm,  steamboat  harbour-master,  20  Cathcart  st. 
Darroch  Neil,  cooper,  9  East  Shaw  street 
Darroch  Peter,  boilermaker,  8  Hamilton  street 
Darroch  Robert,  spirit  merchant,  25  Vennel.     House,  do. 
Darroch  Thomson,  smith,  26  Crawfurd  street 
Darroch  Mrs  Daniel,  lodgings,  23  Regent  street 
Darroch  Mrs  Dugald,  8  Hamilton  street 
Darroch  Mrs  James,  feuar,  49  Shaw  street 
Darroch  Mrs,  1  Union  court 
DASKIN  &  Co. ,  gasfitters,  27  Hamilton  street.     House,  4 

Nicholson  street 
DAVIDSON  Alexander,  engineer,  14  Bogle  street 
Davidson  Archibald,  of  Broivnlie,  Buchanwn  and  Co.     Ho. 
Mount  Park,  Ann  street 

19  Sir  Michael  street 


44  DIRECTORY. 


Davidson,  Francis,  grocer,  53  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Davidson  Gilbert,  slater,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Davidson  James,  spirit  dealer,  1  Under  crescent 
Davidson  John,  slater,  yard,  7  East  Stewart  street.  House, 

5  St.  Andrew's  square 
Davidson  John,  carpenter,  17  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Davidson  John,  steward,  3  Hill  street 
Davidson  John,  late  tide  waiter,  16  Bruce  street 
Davidson  John,  smith,  2  Sugarhouse  lane 
Davidson  Peter,  sawyer,  Caledonian  mills,  Kingston 
Davidson  Samuel,  plasterer,  5  John  street 
Davidson  William,  mariner,  49  Shaw  street 
Davidson  William,  M.  D. ,  Dhufield,  Gourock  road 
Davidson  Annabella,  boot  binder,  35  Hamilton  street 
Davidson  Mrs  William,  tea  dealer  and  general  grocer,  5 

Hamilton  street.     House,  89  Regent  street 
DAVIE  George,  baker,  23  Dalrymple  street,  and  11  Ha- 
milton street 
Davie,  Humphrey,  mate,  14  Market  street 
Davie  John,  labourer,  33  Roxburgh  street 
Davie  Robert,  captain,  Clyde  Vale,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Davie  Robert,  measurer,  8  Antigua  street 
Davie  Mrs,  60  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
DAVIES  James,  tailor,  26  East  Shaw  street 
Davies  Thomas,  ship  master,  11  Mearns  street 
Davies  Mrs  David,  7  Bearhope  street 
Davies  Mrs  E. ,  Albion  Tavern,  4  William  street 
DAW  Alexander,  deep  sea  pilot,  1  Lyle  street 
DAWLY  William,  mariner,  19  Vennel 
DAWSON  George,  slater,  22  Tobago  street 
Dawson  James,  sugar  boiler,  41  Nicholson  street 
Dawson  John,  carpenter,  30  Nicholson  street 
Dawson  John,  steamboat  agent,  Steamboat  quay.     House, 

8  Kelly  steeet 
DEALY  John,  labourer,  7  Smith's  lane 
DEALAMY  Mrs,  lodgings,  17  Roxburgh  street 
DEANS  Mrs  Robert,  tobacconist,  2  Rue-end  street 
DEER  Park  Grain  Mills,  7  Baker  street 
DEMPSTER  Duncan  F. ,  sugar  refiner,  Dellingburn  street. 

House,  Mount  park,  Roxburgh  street 
Dempster  George,  shipmaster,  5  Kelly  street 
Dempster  Hugh,  writer,  20  Cathcart  st.     House,  Waterloo 

cottage,  Mount 
Dempster  James,  architect,  4  Mansion-house  lane.    House, 

4  Antigua  street 
Dempster  John,  labourer,  31  Hamilton  street 


DIRECTORY.  45 


Dempster  Robert,  31  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Dempster  Robert,  slater,  25  Arthur  street 
Dempster  William,  joiner,  10  Ingleston  road 
DENHAM  William,  smith,  5  Lynedoch  street 
DENHOLM  James,  shipmaster,  37  Ann  street 
Denholm  Mrs  James,  54  West  Blackhall  street 
Denholm  Mrs,  keeper,  1  Watson's  lane 
DENNISTON  Archibald,  writer,   of  Denniston  and  Mi- 

Donald,  49  Cathcart  st.     House,  Willow  park,  Forsyth 

street 
Denniston  <fe  M 'Donald,  writers,  49  Cathcart  street 
Denniston  John  S. ,  clerk,  8  Antigua  street 
Denniston  Robert,  cooper,  11  Cowgate  street 
Denniston  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  65  Rue-end  street 
Denniston  Mrs  John,  8  Antigua  street 
DENNY  John,  grocer,  35  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Denny  John,  joiner,  11  Bruce  street 
DEVINE  Charles,  shoemaker,  38  Vennel 
Devine  Hugh,  teacher,  6  Union  court 
Devine  James,  shoemaker,  5  Dalrymple  street 
Devine  William,  spirit  dealer,  29  Dalrymple  street 
Devine  Mrs,  green  grocer,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
DEVLIN  Daniel,  19  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Devlin  Daniel,  labourer,  4  Stanners  street 
Devlin  Francis,  cabinetmaker,  21  Ann  street 
Devlin  James,  shoemaker,  2  Taylor's  close 
Devlin  John,  mariner,  27  Nicholson  street 
Devlin  Patrick,  labourer,  3  Charles  street 
Devlin  Peter,  rigger,  52  Dalrymple  street 
DEWAR  Duncan,  huckster,  13  Market  street 
Dewar  James,  tin  and  basket  shop,  26  Vennel 
Dewar  John,  joiner,  22  East  Shaw  street 
DIMOND  Charles,  flesher,  15  Vennel 
DICK  Alexander,  tailor,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Dick  Andrew,  boilermaker,  51  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Dick  Andrew,  joiner,  63  Roxburgh  street 
Dick  Boyd,  joiner  and  grocer,  13  Antigua  street 
Dick  David,  slater,  33  Nicholson  street 
Dick  George,  cooper,  22  East  Shaw  street 
Dick  Hector,  mason,  9  Arthur  street 
Dick  James,  platelayer,  47  Ann  Street 
Dick  John,  flesher,  18  Vennel 
Dick  John,  joiner,  21  Ann  street 
Dick  Peter,  steamboat  master,  5  Dellingburn  street 
Dick  William,  of  Cowan  &_Dick.     House,  62  Roxburgh  st. 
Dick  Mrs  John, 


46  DIRECTORY. 

DICKIE  Alexander,  carpenter,  5  Springkell  street 
DICKSON  Archibald,  carpenter,  28  Cathcart  street 
Dickson  Benjamin,  goods  superintendent,  Caledonian  rail- 
way.    House,  13  Brougham  street 
Dickson  David,  sugarboiler,  50  West  Blackhall  street 
Dickson  George,  smith,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Dickson  George,  confectioner,  31  Hamilton  street 
Dickson  Henry,  joiner,  15  Arthur  street 
Dickson  James,  letter  carrier,  Post-office.     House,  28  West 

Blackhall  street 
Dickson  Mrs  James,  6  Carnock  street 
DILLON  Patrick,  shoemaker,  39  Vennel 
Dillon  Peter,  bookseller,  32  Hamilton  street.    House,  do. 
DIXON  Robert,  sawyer,  26  Tobago  street 
DOCHERTY  Daniel,  flesher,  31  Dalrymple  street 
Docherty  Edward,  lumper,  12  Vennel 
Docherty  Edward,  potter,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Docherty  Hugh,  smith,  22  Cartsburn  street 
Docherty  James,  papermaker,  Overton 
Docherty  John,  cowfeeder,  36  Inverkip  street 
Docherty  John,  shoemaker,  59  Dalrymple  street 
Docherty  John,  wholesale  and  retail  potatoe  dealer,  5  Shaw 

steeet.     House,  do. 
Docherty  Michael,  dealer,  6  Broad  close 
Docherty  Peter,  labourer,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Docherty  William,  huckster,  43  Inverkip  street 
Docherty  Miss  Ann,  3  Crawfurd  street 
DOCKER  Edward,  basketmaker,  6  Roslin  street 
DODD  M.  A. ,  tide  waiter,  13  Bearhope  street 
DODDS  William,  storekeeper,  Upper  crescent 
Dodds  William,  carpenter,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Dodds  William,  carpenter,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
DOIG  Alexander,  hairdresser,  13  East  breast.     House,  10 

Brisbane  street 
Doig  Charles,  hair  cutter,  2  Shaw  street 
Doig  William,  boilermaker,  6  John  street 
DOLLAN  Terrance,  labourer,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
DON  James,  porter,  badge  16.     House,  14  East  Quay  lane 
DONAGHY  James,  labourer,  42  Inverkip  street 
DONALD  James  G.,  Finart 
Donald  James,  glazier,  5  Kilblain  street 
Donald  James,  joiner,  Caledonian  Saw  Mills 
Donald  John,  tobacconist,  10  Hamilton  street.     House,  19 

Brougham  street 
Donald  William  &  Co. ,  shoemakers,  29  Hamilton  street 
Donald  Miss,  Finart 


DIRECTORY.  47 


Donald  Mrs  John,  19  Brougham  street 

Donald  Mrs,  6  Stanners  street 

Donald  Mrs  Wm,  innkeeper,  Capielow,  Port-Glasgow  road 

DONALDSON  James  Miller,  1  Cowgate  street 

Donaldson  Mrs,  grocer,  18  Mearns  street 

DONNELLY  John,  labourer,  67  Vennel 

Donnelly  Peter,  clothier,  12  Hamilton  street.     House,  22 

West  Stewart  street 
Donnelly  T.  H.,  M.D.,  4  Kilblain  street 
DOUG-ALL  John,  watchmaker,  9  William  street 
Dougall  Neil,  teacher  of  music,  6  Manse  lane 
Dougall  Mrs,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  45  Hamilton  street 
DORRANS  James,  labourer,  20  Stanners  street 
DOUGLAS  Alfred,  labourer,  Holmscroft  street 
Douglas  Daniel,  brassfounder,  48  Inverkip  street 
Douglas  James,  carpenter,  1  Under  crescent 
Douglas  James,  flesher,  32  Shaw  street 
Douglas  John,   plumber,   Town's  buildings,   Customhouse 

place.     House,  8  Ardgowan  street,  west 
Douglas  John,  joiner,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Douglas  John,  grocer,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Douglas  John,  of  Douglas  &  Son.     House,  7  Clarence  st. , 

Glebe 
Douglas  Malcom,  confectioner,  31  Cathcart  st.     House,  7 

Abbotsford  place,  Roxburgh  street 
Douglas  Malcom,  provision  merchant,  37  Cathcart  street. 

House,  7  Abbotsford  place,  Roxburgh  street 
Douglas  &  Son,  watchmakers,  jewellers,  and  engravers,  9 

Hamilton  street 
Douglas  Thomas  P. ,  officer  of  inland  revenue,  35  Ann  st. 
Douglas  William,  grocer,  17  Ann  street 
Douglas  William,  cowfeeder,  2  Ann  street 
Douglas  Peter,  labourer,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Douglas  Miss  Annabella,  grocer,  48  Shaw  street 
Douglas  Elizabeth,  lodgings,  27  Yennel 
Douglas  Mrs,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Douglas  Mrs  John,  5  East  Blackhall  street 
Douglas  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  26  Ann  street 
DOW  Archibald,  railway  wine  and  spirit  store,  26  Cathcart 

street.     House,  do. 
Dow  John,  carpenter,  52  Dalrymple  street 
Dow  Miss  Cameron,  spirit  dealer,  3  Under  crescent 
DOWIE  E.  T.,  M.D.,  surgeon  dentist,  6  West  Blackhall  st. 

House,  do. 
DOWNIE  Alexander,  engineer,  9  Cathcart  street 
Downie  Andrew,  joiner,  21  Lynedoch  street 


48  DIRECTORY. 

Downie  David,  seaman,  Lang's  land,  Longwell  close 

Downie  John,  joiner,  5  Dellingburn  street.     House,  do. 

Downie  John,  boiler  maker,  43  Cathcart  street 

Downie  John,  traveller,  7  Cowgate  street 

Downie  &  M'Aulay,  coopers,  20  Vennel,  and  19  Harvie 

lane 
Downie  William,  joiner,  7  Lynedoch  street 
Downie  William,  dresser,  12  John  street 
DRAIN  Robert,  painter  and  paper  hanger,  30  West  Burn 

street.     House,  19  Bearhope  street 
Drain  Mrs,  19  Bearhope  street 
DRONE  Christina,  lodgings,  7  Cathcart  street 
DRUMMOND  Andrew,  slater,  19  Cathcart  street 
Drummond  John,  porter,  7  Cathcart  street 
Drummond  Robert,  grocer,  26  Ann  street.     House,  do. 
Drummond  William,  coal  merchant,  5   New  Dock  lane. 

House,  1  Watson's  lane 
DRYBURGH  Robert,  pansman,  16  Bearhope  street 
DRYSDALE  Alexander,  labourer,  47  Main  st. ,  Cartsdyke 
Drysdale  Allan,  engineer,  54  West  Blackhall  street . 
Drysdale  James,  engineer,  East  Hamilton  street 
Drysdale  John,  capenter,  27  Hamilton  street 
Drysdale  Thomas,  carpenter,  13  John  street 
Drysdale  Mrs  David,  Ardgowan  tavern,  20  Sugarhouse 

lane.     House,  do. 
Drysdale  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Cross-shore  street 
DUFF  Archibald,  farmer,  Fencewood 
Duff  Daniel,  blockmaker,  1  West  Stewart  street 
Duff  James  <fc  Sons,  brassfounders  and  gasfitters,  47  Rue- 
end  street 
Duff  James,  brassfounder,  47  Rue-End  street.      House,  20 

Forsyth  street 
Duff  James,  jr. ,  of  James  Duff  and  So7is.   House,  6  Chapel 

street 
Duff  John,  merchant  and  ship  broker,  14  Cathcart  street 
Duff  John,  joiner,  6  Trafalgar  street 
Duff  Robert,  carpenter,  13  Rue-end  street 
Duff  William,  spirit  dealer  and  feuar,  17  Bearhope  street 
Duff  William,  farmer,  Bridgend 
DUFFY  Anthony,  rag  store,  2  Vennel.  Ho. ,  34  Dalrymple 

street 
Duffy  John,  broker,  7  Shaw  street 
Duffy  John,  dealer,  40  Shaw  street 
DUNBAR  Alexander,  shoemaker,  4  East  Shaw  street 
Dunbar  James,  shoemaker,  4  Manse  lane 
Dunbar  Mrs,  8  Kelly  street 


DIRECTORY.  49 


DUNCAN  Alexander,  plasterer,  6  West  Stewart  street 

Duncan  Andrew,  joiner,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Duncan  Colin,  Rothesay  tavern,  11  East  breast 

Duncan  Charles,  cooper,  26  Sir  Michael  street 

Duncan  Daniel,  carpenter,  20  Ann  street 

Duncan  Daniel,  joiner,  3  Salmon  street 

Duncan  George,  boilermaker,  6  Ingleston  road 

Duncan  George,  joiner,  Inch  works,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Duncan  Henry,  carpenter,  8  West  Stewart  street 

Duncan  Hugh,  joiner,  20  Antigua  street 

Duncan  James,  ship  carpenter,  65  Rue-end  street 

Duncan  James,  joiner,  20  West  Blackhall  street 

Duncan  James  D. ,  baker,  Watt  place 

Duncan  J. ,  baker,  10  East  Quay  lane 

Duncan  John,  accountant  and  house  factor,  2  Church  place. 

House,  Mount  pleasant 
Duncan  John,  joiner,  1  Hill  street 

Duncan  John,  porter  to  Shaws  Water  Co. ,  49  Rue-end  st, 
Duncan  John,  shipmaster,  2  Wellington  street 
Duncan  John,  shipmaster,  28  West  Burn  street 
Duncan  John,  superintendent  Sailors'  Home,  New  Dock 

breast 
Duncan  John,  smith,  10  Shaw  street 
Duncan  John,  baker,  5  Rue-end  street 
Duncan  Peter,  policeman,  49  Shaw  street 
Duncan  Robert  F. ,  painter,  95  Regent  street 
Duncan  William,  joiner,  60  Roxburgh  street 
Duncan  William,  pilot,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Duncan  William,  plainer,  Caledonian  Saw  mills 
Duncan  Agnes,  4  Cross-shore  street 
Duncan  Mrs  Alexander,  9  Duncan  street 
Duncan  Mrs  Robert,  5  Dellingburn  street 
Duncan  Mrs  Robert,  grocer,  16  Cathcart  street 
Duncan  Mrs,  95  Regent  street 
DTJNDAS  John,  sailmaker,  5  Shaw  street 
DUNLEAVY  James,  labourer,  21  Stanners  street 
Dunleavy  William,  labourer,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Dunleavy  Mrs,  lodgings,  Lindsay's  lane 
DUNLOP  Francis,  mason,  42  Inverkip  street 
Dunlop  James,  farmer,  Strone 
Dunlop  James,  carter,  17  Ingleston  road 
Dunlop  James,  jun. ,  carter,  26  John  street 
Dunlop  John,  grocer  and  potatoe  dealer,  19  Ingleston  road 
Dunlop  Robert,  joiner,  1  Springkell  street 
Dunlop  Robert,  shipowner,  8  Brougham  street 
Dunlop  Mrs  Robert,  85  Regent  street 


50  DIRECTORY. 


Dunlop  Mrs  Captain  John,  lodgings,  2  Watt  place 
Dnnlop  Mrs  Captain,  9  Argyle  street 
Dunlop  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  Cross-shore  street 
DUNN  Andrew,  grocer,  25  Rue-end  street  and  10  Carts- 
burn  street.     House,  2  St.  Andrew's  street 
Dunn  Archibald,  cooper,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Dunn  Duncan,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 
Dunn  Hugh,  boilermaker,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Dunn  John,  slater,  31  Charles  street 
Dunn  John,  brassfounder,  1  Dellingburn  street 
Dunn  John,  Crawfordsdyke  Toll 
Dunn  Mrs  Robert,  teacher,  20  West  Stewart  street 
DUNNING  John,  carpenter,  8  Baker  street 
Dunning  Matthew,  carpenter,  17  John  street 
DUNOCHY  Hugh,  gardener,  4  Buccleuch  street 
DURINGER  Conrad,  sugar  baker,  37  Nicholson  street 
DURWARD  G.,   sewed  muslin  agent,   6  William  street. 

House,  Church  street,  Port-Glasgow 
DYER  Hugh  M. ,  chemist,  druggist,  and  dentist,  6  Inver- 

kip  street 
Dyer  John,  cabinetmaker,  7  W^est  Blackhall  street 

E 

EAGLESHAM  John,  shoemaker,  Kilbirnie  cottage 
Eaglesham  Miss,  35  East  Shaw  street 
EAIDE  John,  carpenter,  5  St  Andrew's  square 
EARTHENWARE  Manufacturers.      The  Clyde  Pottery 

Co. ,  limited,  Port-Glasgow  road 
EAST  Parish  Church,  25  Regent  street 
ECCLES,  Templeton  &  Co. ,  merchants,  4  Church  place 
EDDINGTON  George,  joiner,  5  Inverkip  street 
EDMISTON,  Alexander,  wool-comber,  7  Under  crescent 
EDGAR  William,  shoemaker,  1  York  street 
Edgar  Miss  Janet,  spirit  dealer,  13  Cartsburn  street 
EDGER  James,  boilermaker,  Blair's  land,  Cartsburn 
EGGERT  William,  sugar  baker,  19  Bearhope  street 
Eggert  Mrs,  washer  and  dresser,  19  Bearhope  street 
EDMUNDS  John,  mariner,  3  Union  court 
EDWARDS  John  J. ,  shipmaster,  82  Regent  street 
ELDER  William,  ropespinner,  24  East  Shaw  street 
ELKIN  Thomas,  enginekeeper,  Ladyburn 
ELLIOT  George,  shopman,  6  Watt  street 
Elliot  James,  cooper,  20  Inverkip  steet 
Elliot  John,  shoemaker,  42  Crawfurd  street 
Elliot  William,  rigger,  12  Yennel 


DIRECTORY.  51 

Elliot  William  Scott,  landing  waiter,  Customs.  House,  9 
Laird  street 

ELLIS  John,  carpenter,  3  Jamaica  street 

ELTERINGHAM  Charles,  carpenter,  57  Main  st.,  Carts- 
dyke 

EPISCOPAL  (St.  John's)  Church,  8  Union  street 

ERSKINE  David,  auctioneer  and  valuator,  Crown  sale- 
rooms, Cathcart  square 

Erskine  John,  spirit  dealer,  32  Dalrymple  st.     House,  do. 

Erskine  John,  of  Macfarlane,  Brown  &  Co.  House,  3 
Roxburgh  street 

Erskine  John,  slater,  11  Market  street 

Erskine  William,  painter,  6  John  street 

Erskine  Mrs,  11  Charles  street 

ETTLES  John,  mariner,  39  Crawfurd  street 

EVANGELICAL  Union  Chapel,  15  Sir  Michael  street 

EWING,  Angus,  &  Co. ,  merchants,  4  Bogle  street 

Ewing  Hugh,  joiner,  44  Inverkip  street 

Ewing  James,  grocer,  32  Dalrymple  sreet.     House,  do. 

Ewing  Robert,  carter,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Ewing  Robert,  sugar-baker,  14  Market  street 

Ewing  Robert  &  Co. ,  merchants,  4  Bogle  street 

Ewing  Robert,  of  Robert  Ewing  &  Co.  House,  37  West 
Stewart  street 

Ewing  William,  grocer,  1  Sir  Michael  street 

Ewing  Mrs  William,  21  Ann  street 


FAIRBAIRN  James,  11  Bruce  street 

FAIRGRIEVE  Andrew,  of  Brownlie,  Buchanan   &    Co. 

House,  1  Kelly  street 
Fairgrieve  James,  plumber,  22  West  Stewart  street 
Fairgrieve  John,  plumber,  6  Kilblain  street 
FAIRLIE  James,  3  Kelly  street 
Fairlie  James,  cabinetmaker,  58  Vennel 
Fairlie  Miss  Ann,  feuar,  30  Regent  street 
Fairlie  Mrs  Robert,  33  Nicholson  street 
Fairlie  Mrs,  French  polisher,  58  Vennel 
FAIRRIE  James  &  Co. ,  sugar  refiners,  3  Ker  st. ,  Glebe 
Fairrie  John,  labourer,  41  Vennel 
Fairrie  John,  labourer,  Ladyburn 

Fairrie  Thomas,  of  Jas.  Fairrie  &  Co.     House,  46  Union  st. 
Fairrie  Mrs,  11  Ardgowan  square 
FALCONER  James,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 
Falconer  Mrs  James,  huckster,  17  John  street 


52  DIRECTORY. 


FANKO  Frederick,  mariner,  40  Shaw  street 

FARIE  James,  Main's  cottage,  Hillend 

FARMER  Hugh,  tailor  an^jpothier,  3  William  street  and 

56  Shaw  street.     House,  1  William  street 
FARRENS  James,  carpenter,  42  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Farrens  James,  labourer,  Ladyburn 
FARRAR  Thomas,  van  driver,  12  Inverkip  street 
FARQUHAR  Mrs  James,  spirit  dealer,  53  Roxburgh  st. 
FAULDS  James,  shopman,  21  Bearhope  street 
Faulds  Thomas,  guard,  1  Bruce  street 
FAUSET  John,  spirit  dealer,  9  Rue-end  street.     House, 

Springfield  cottage 
Fauset  Mrs  Ann,   spirit  dealer,   2  Mansion-house  lane, 

House,  7  Lynedoch  street. 
FAWCETT  Samuel,  broker,  1  Broad  close 
FERGUS  Jas. ,  jun. ,  coal  merchant,  9  West  breast.     House, 

20  Mearns  street 
Fergus  James,  carpenter,  2  Rue-end  street 
Fergus  James,  coal  merchant,  9  West  breast.     House,  11 

do. 
FERGUSON  Alexander,  chemist  and  druggist,  18  Hamil- 
ton street.     House,  Springfield,  67  Union  street 
Ferguson  A.  &  Co. ,  sailmakers,  5  East  breast 
Ferguson  A.,  of  A.  Ferguson  &  Co.     House,  24  Bank  st. 
Ferguson  Alexander,  joiner,  19  Bearhope  street 
Ferguson  Alexander,  sailmaker,  13  Ropework  street 
Ferguson  Alexander,  mariner,  3  Salmon  street 
Ferguson  Alexander,  sladesman,  1  Bruce  street 
Ferguson  Andrew,  engineer,  16  Arthur  street 
Ferguson  Archibald,  carpenter,  15  Inverkip  street 
Ferguson  Archibald,  feuar,  6  Ann  street 
Ferguson  Archibald,  sawyer,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Ferguson  Charles,  carpenter,  41  Hamilton  street 
Ferguson  Charles,    grocer,   27   Shaw  street.      House,   19 

Tobago  street 
Ferguson  Daniel,  gatekeeper,  18  Ingleston  road 
Ferguson  D.  &  Co. ,  hoop  merchants,    ship  and  insurance 

agents,  30  Cathcart  street.     House,  21  Nicholson  st 
Ferguson  Daniel,  joiner,  76  Roxburgh  street 
Ferguson  Duncan,  fireman,  20  Hamilton  street 
Ferguson  George,  carpenter,  29  Roxburgh  street 
Ferguson  George,  gardener,  26  Nicholson  street 
Ferguson  Hugh,  grocer,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke.     Ho., 

19  Tobago  street 
Ferguson  James,  late  sugar  refiner,  Auchneigh 
Ferguson  James,  cooper,  7  Tobago  street 


DIRECTORY  53 


Ferguson  John,  grocer,  31  Dalrymple  street 

Ferguson  John,  tailor,  12  Hamilton  street 

Ferguson  John,  saihnaker,  26  Sir  Michael  street 

Ferguson  John,  tinsmith,  15  Lynedoch  street 

Ferguson  John,  mariner,  30  Inverkip  street 

Ferguson  John,  wright  and  smith,  3  Virginia  street.     Ho. , 

8  Chapel  street 
Ferguson  John,  19  Tobago  street 
Ferguson  John,  painter,  15  Market  street 
Ferguson  John,  mariner,  36  West  Burn  street 
Ferguson  John,  carpenter,  20  Ingleston  road 
Ferguson  John,  carpenter,  7  Hill  street 
Ferguson  John,  boilermaker,  2  John  street 
Ferguson  John,  coach  driver,  9  Highland  close 
Ferguson  Peter,  feuar  and  spirit  dealer,  8  Baker  street 
Ferguson  Robert,  bank  porter,  4  Mansionhouse  lane 
Ferguson  Robert,  36  Inverkip  street 
Ferguson  Robert,  carpenter,  9  East  Shaw  street 
Ferguson  Thomas,  joiner,  2  Lyle  street 
Ferguson  Mary,  6  Shaw  street 
Ferguson  Mrs  James,  gardener,  21  Charles  street 
Ferguson  Mrs  John,  12  Inverkip  street 
Ferguson  Mrs  John,  ironmonger,  ship  chandler,  oil  paint, 

seed,  guano,  and  sheep  smearing  material  stores,  5  West 

breast.     House,  1  Shaw  place 
Ferguson  Mrs,  grocer,  28  Shaw  street 
Ferguson  Mrs  William,  23  Kelly  street 
Ferguson  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Arthur  street 
Ferguson  Mrs,  mangle  keeper,  60  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
FERNIE  George,  joiner,  5  Bearhope  street 
FERBIER  George,  smith,  4  John  street 
FICKEN  Martin,  sugar  boiler,  3  Captain  street 
FINDLAY  Robert,  labourer,  35  Nicholson  street 
FINLAY  John,  labourer,  Longwell  close 
Finlay  Robert  B.  &  Co. ,  clothiers,  10  West  Blackhall  st. 
Finlay  Robert  B.,  of  Robert  B.  Finlay  &  Co.     House,  3 

Eldon  street 
Finlay  Robert,  of  Boss,  Corbett,  &  Co.    House,  15  Roxburgh 

street 
Finlay  Thomas,  engineer,  Finneston,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Finlay  William,  smith,  35  Nicholson  street 
Finlay  William,  carpenter,  39  Main  Street,  Cartsdyke. 
Finlay  Mrs  Thomas,  washer  and  dresser,  44  Inverkip  street 
Finlay  Mrs,  Brachelston 
Finlay  Mrs  David,  26  Cartsburn  street 
Finnie  John,  labourer,  Finneston 


54  DIRECTORY, 


FINLAYSON  Alexander,  seaman,  2  Tobago  street 

FINN  Condy,  huckster,  26  Dalryinple  street 

FINNIE  John,  Caledonian  refreshment  rooms,  36  Shaw  st. 

and  5  Cross-shore  street 
FINNIGAN  James,  shoemaker,  37  Rue-end  street 
Fiimigan  Patrick,  post  office  Gourock  messenger.     House, 

22  Inverkip  street 
FISH,  Brown,  &  Co. ,  sailmakers,  East  breast 
FISHER  James,  cabinetmaker,  9  Laird  street 
Fisher  James,  labourer,  33  Cathcart  street 
Fisher  Peter,  sawyer,  1  Regent  street 
Fisher  Thomas,  shipmaster,  2  Salmon  street 
FISHERY  Office,  3  Bank  street 
FLANNAGAN  James,  tailor,  6  Dalryuple  street 
FLEMING  Alexander  W. ,  Armadale  place,  Mount  park 
Fleming  Alexander,  spirit  dealear,  16  Vennel 
Fleming  Alexander,  draper,  2  Hamilton  street.     House,  7 

West  Stewart  street 
Fleming  Andrew,  boatman,  5  Kilblain  street 
Fleming  Daniel,  o£  Laurie  &  Fleming.     House,  3  Trafalgar 

street 
Fleming  Dugald,  joiner,  18  Yennel 
Fleming  Duncan,  boilermaker,  9  Mearns  street 
Fleming  George,  mate,  8  East  Blackball  street 
Fleming  James,  engineer,  15  Arthur  street 
Fleming  James,  nesher,  23  Arthnr  street 
Fleming  James,  coachman,  17  Brougham  street 
Fleming  John,  of  Fleming,  Beid,  &  Go.     House,  Oakbank, 

44  Union  street 
Fleming  John,  policeman,  13  Inverkip  street 
Fleming  Leonard,  officer  inland  revenue,  Excise  buildings. 

Ho.  9  Roxburgh  street 
Fleming  Matthew,  shipmaster,  72  Union  street 
Fleming,  Reid,  &  Co.,  merchants  and  worsted  spinners, 

Shaws  Water  Worsted  Mill 
Fleming  Robert,  Flint  Mill,  East  Parish 
Fleming  Mrs  George,  9  Captain  street 
Fleming  Mrs  John,  15  Tobago  street 
Fleming  Mrs  John,  1  Kelly  street 
Fleming  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  1  Arthur  street 
Fleming  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  29  Nicholson  street 
Fleming  Mrs,  5  Kilblain  street 
FLESH  MARKET,  17  Market  street 
FLETCHER  Colin,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  61  Rue-end  st. 

House,  do. 
Fletcher  Duncan,  carpenter,  6  Dalrymple  street 


DIKECTORY.  55 


Fletcher  Daniel,  cooper,  12  Tobago  street 

Fletcher  Hugh,  labourer,  15  Ropework  street 

Fletcher  William,  smith,  1  Cowgate  street 

Fletcher  William,  carpenter,  28  Sir  Michael  street 

Fletcher  Mrs  Angus,  lodgings,  33  Mcholson  street 

Fletcher  Mrs,  lodgings,  4  Dalrymple  street 

Fletcher  Mrs,  huckster,  11  Vennel 

Fletcher  Mrs,  6  Broad  close 

Fletcher  Mrs,  47  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

FLIGHT  John,  cooper,  36  West  Burn  street 

Flight  Mrs  John,  28  Crawfurd  street 

FLOOD  Edward,  labourer,  1  Smith's  lane 

FLOCKHART  Isaac,  weigher,  43  Cathcart  street 

FLUCKER  James,  spirit  dealer,  Harvie  lane.     House,  3 

Charles  street 
FORBES  Andrew,  gardener,  16  Forsyth  street 
Forbes  Alexander,  boilermaker,  60  Vennel 
Forbes  Mrs  George,  Ladybum 
FORD  John,  tidewaiter,  24  Ann  street 
Ford  Joseph,  watchman,  5  Nicholson  street 
Ford  Mrs  John,  26  Cartsburn  street 
FORGIE  David,  carpenter,  15  John  street 
FORRAT  John,  labourer,  5  West  Quay  lane 
FORREST  Robert,  feuar,  7  West  Stewart  street 
Forrest  Thomas,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  41  Hamilton  st. 
Forrest  William,  feuar,  7  Kirk  street 
Forrest  William,  engineer,  21  Regent  street 
FORRESTER  David,  carpenter,  15  Tobago  street 
FORSYTH  David,  cabinetmaker,  34  East  Shaw  street 
Forsyth  George,  joiner,  41  Crawfurd  street 
Forsyth  James,  joiner,  1  Hill  street 
Forsyth  James,  labourer,  10  Charles  street 
Forsyth  Samuel,  carpenter,  3  Under  crescent 
Forsyth  Miss  Janet,  dressmaker,  10  Kilblain  street 
FOSTER  Duncan,  tailor,  4  William  street 
Foster  Edward,  carpenter,  66  Vennel 
Foster  John,  pilot,  5  Clarence  street 
Foster  John,  spirit  dealer,  62  Vennel 
Foster  John,  grocer,  53  Vennel.     House,  39  Ann  street 
Foster  John,  mariner,  1  East  Shaw  street 
Foster  John,  plasterer,  7  Kilblain  street.     Ho. ,  62  Vennel 
Foster  Robert,  carpenter,  4  Tobago  street 
Foster  Wm.  &  Co.,  British  copper  office,  8  Bogle  street. 

Gray  <fe  Buchanan,  agents 


House,  39  Cathcart  street 


56  DIRECTORY. 


FOULDS  &  Bone,  commission  agents  and  provision  mer- 
chants, 11  Sugarhouse  lane 
Foulds  Samuel,  of  Foulds  &  Bone,.     House,  Orangefield 
FOWLER  Mrs  David,  6  Chapel  street 
FOX  John,  M.D.,  physician  and  surgeon,  15  William  st. 

House,  13  Roxburgh  street 
FRAME  John,  31  Regent  street 

FRASER  Alexander,  brassfounder,  3  St.  Andrew's  street 
Fraser  Duncan,  joiner,  1  Manse  lane 
Fraser  Hector,  painter,  2  Charles  street 
Fraser  k  Morton,  ironmongers  and  nail  manufacturers,  10 

William  street.     House,  3  Roxburgh  street 
Fraser  James,  joiner,  60  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Fraser  James,  cooper,  20  Ann  street 
Fraser  James,  tailor,  32  Hamilton  street 
Fraser  John,  sugarboiler,  3  St.  Andrew's  street 
Fraser  John,  joiner,  30  Nicholson  street 
Fraser  J  ohn,  teacher,  Greenock  Academy.      House,  Yew 

cottage,  3  Fox  street 
Fraser  John,  ropespinner,  21  Ann  street 
Fraser  Thomas,  police  sergeant,  59  Rue-end  street 
Fraser  William,  blockmaker,  5  Market  street 
Fraser  William,  engineer,  5  Hill  street 
Fraser  Mrs,  1  York  street 

FREDERICK  Charles,  sugar  worker,  5  Duncan  street 
FREE  Church  Schoolroom,  8  St.  Andrew  square 
FRENCH  Mrs  George,  37  Nicholson  street 
FRY  Robert,  tidewaiter,  16  Sir  Michael  Street. 
Fry  Samuel,  van  driver,  12  Inverkip  street 
Fry  William,  slater,  14  Tobago  street 
FULLARTON  Robert,  measurer,    9   East   India   breast. 

House,  32  Margaret  street 
Fullarton  Robert,  provision  merchant,  19  Market  street 
Fullarton  Miss,  dressmaker,  4  Kilblain  street 
Fullarton  Mrs  John,  4  Kilblain  street 
FULTON  Andrew,  engineer,  3  Arthur  street 
Fulton  Andrew,  labourer,  9  Under  crescent 
Fulton  James,  gardener,  Kilbirnie  cottage,  Nelson  street, 

west 
Fulton  James,  hat  and  cap  manufacturer,  Cathcart  square. 

House,  11  Bank  street 
Fulton  James,  labourer,  38  Sir  Michael  street 
Fulton  John,  of  Crawford  &  Fulton.     House,  4  Hill  street 
Fulton  Laurence,  engineer,  32  Sir  Michael  street 
Fulton  Lawrence,  pattern  maker,  19  Regent  street 
Fulton  Thomas,  carpenter,  8  Manse  lane 


DIRECTORY.  57 


Fulton  William,  coach  driver,  57  Shaw  street 

Fulton  Miss,  straw  hat  maker,  20  Cathcart  street.     House, 

17  do. 
Fulton  Mrs  James,  feuar,  3  Kelly  street 
Fulton  Mrs  John,  13  St.  Andrew  street 
FYFE  James,  joiner,  16  Tobago  street 
Fyfe  James,  weaver,  5  Sir  Michael  street 
Fyfe  Joseph,  labourer,  36  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Fyfe  Matthew,  ropespinner,  4  Tobago  street 
Fyfe  Robert,  tidewaiter,  29  Regent  street 
Fyfe  Samuel,  manager  of  paint  mill.    House,  1  Carnock  st. 
Fyfe  William  H. ,  ship  chandler,  ironmonger,  painter,  and 

paint  manufacturer,   5  William  street  and    4   East 

breast.     House,  4  Shaw  place 
Fyfe  Mrs  James,  dressmaker,  16  Tobago  street 


GAELIC  Parish  Church,  32  West  Burn  street 

Gaelic  Free  Church,  14  Jamaica  street 

GAFF  William,  joiner  and  wood  merchant,  5  Argyle  street. 

House,  Mount  park  cottage 
GAGE  John,  carpenter,  1  William  street 
GAIR  Alexander,  joiner,  7  Tobago  street 
GAIRDNER  Misses,  38  Cathcart  street 
GALBRAITH  Angus,  caulker,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
Galbraith  Duncan,  carpenter,  12  Harvie  lane 
Galbraith  John,  mariner,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Galbraith  John,  joiner,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Galbraith  John,  sugar  sampler,  11  West  breast.     House, 

Mount  pleasant 
Galbraith  John,  mariner,  6  Cross  Shore  street 
Galbraith  John,  baker,  26  Charles  street.     House,  do. 
Galbraith  John,  druggist,  63  Rue-end  street.     House,  12 

Tobago  street 
Galbraith  John,  pilot,  6  West  Burn  street 
Galbraith  Lachlan,  labourer,  21  East  Shaw  street. 
Galbraith,  Thomas,  grocer,  25  East  Shaw  street 
GALL  David,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  6  Sir  Michael  street 
GALLAGHER  Charles,  tanner,  12  Ropework  street 
Gallacher  Edward,  labourer,  5  Highland  close 
Gallacher  James,  fruiterer  and  poulterer,  2  Albert  place, 

West  Blackball  street.     House,  do. 
Gallacher  James,  quarrier,  2  Sugarhouse  lane 
Gallacher  James,  labourer,  92  East  Hamilton  Street 
Gallacher  John,  labourer,  2  Highland  close 


58  DIRECTORY. 


Gallacher  John,  charcoal  burner,. 3  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Gallacher  John,  spirit  dealer,  8  Dalrymple  street.     Ho.  do. 

Gallacher  John,  tailor,  2  Highland  close 

Gallacher  John,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 

Gallacher  John,  tea-dealer,  31  Dalrymple  street 

Gallacher  John,  carter,  25  Sugarhouse  lane 

Gallacher  Terrence,  dealer  in  marine  stores,    7  Highland 

close.     House,  30  Dalrymple  street 
Gallacher  William,  fish  and  oyster  merchant,  Fishmarket, 

and  35  Hamilton  street.     House,  2  William  street 
Gallacher  William,  labourer,  8  Dalrymple  street 
Gallacher  William,  labourer,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Gallacher  William,  coal  dealer,  20  Tobago  street 
GALLOWAY  Andrew,  smith,  Drumfrocher  road 
Galloway  David,  shipmaster,  7  Kelly  street 
Galloway  Francis,  bookseller,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Galloway  George,  salesman,  46  Cathcart  street 
Galloway  Hugh,  shipmaster,  77  Regent  street 
Galloway  John,  shipmaster,  2  Nelson  street,  west 
Galloway  W.  C. ,  music  teacher,  1  Ardowgan  square 
Galloway  Mrs,  lodgings,  10  Baker  street 
Galloway  Mrs  F. ,  monthly  nurse,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Galloway  Mrs,  matron,  House  of  Refuge,  High  Ingleston 
GALT  Peter,  purveyor,  13  Hamilton  street.     House,  do. 
Gait  Robert,  farmer,  Burn  brae 
Gait  Mrs,  23  Yennel 
GARDINER  P.  &  Co.,  clothiers  and  outfitters,  4  William 

street  and  2  Dalrymple  street.     House,  8  William  st. 
Gardiner  John,  mariner,  34  Dalrymple  street 
GARDNER  James,  watchmaker,  jeweller,  aud  chronometer 

maker,  8  Hamilton  street.     House,  19  Brougham  st. 
Gardner  James,  working  jeweller,  17  William  street 
Gardner  James,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 
Gardner  James,  skipper,  26  Dalrymple  street 
Gardner  JohnD.,  japanner,  45  Cathcart  street.     House,  23 

Lynedoch  street 
Gardner  John,  grocer,  34  Yennel.     Ho.,  3  West  Stewart 

street 
Gardner  Mrs,  sempstress,  23  Nicholson  street 
Gardner  Mrs  George,  19  Brougham  street 
Gardner  Mrs  John,  22  Mearns  street 
GAR  VAN  William,  shoemaker,  16  Vennel 
GAS  Works,  27  Crawfurd  street 
GAUDIE  Duncan,  engineer,  19  Ingleston  street 
GAUSLAND  William,  rigger,  Harvie  lane 
GAY  AN  Robert,  carter,  29  Charles  street 


DIRECTORY.  59 


GELLATLY  Mrs  J.,  35  West  BlackhaU  street 

GEMMILL  John,  9  Shaw  place 

Gemmill  Joseph,  broker,  4  Vennel 

Gemmill  William,  labourer,  92  East  Hamilton  street 

Gemmill  Mrs  Samuel,  9  Shaw  place 

GEEREKE  Augustus,  clothier  and  outfitter,  27  Shaw  st. 
House,  3  Shannon's  close 

GEORGE  Miss  Marion,  28  Hamilton  street 

GERRON  Redmond,  hawker,  47  Shaw  street 

GIBB  Alexander,  tailor,  Clyde  Pottery,  Port- Glasgow  road 

Gibb  Alexander,  mariner,  7  Market  street 

Gibb  George,  carpenter,  4  Kilblain  street 

Gibb  James,  carpenter,  15  Baker  street 

Gibb  John,  joiner,  9  Bruce  street 

Gibb  John,  grocer  and  feuar,  21  Lynedoch  street 

Gibb  John,  late  shipmaster,  5  Lyle  street 

Gibb  John,  tinsmith,  gasfitter,  and  feuar,  38  Inverkip  st. 

Gibb  Robert,  engineer,  9  Highland  close 

Gibb  Miss  Mary,  grocer,  8  Antigua  street 

GIBSON  Alexander,  dyer,  14  West  Burn  street,  and  12 
West  BlackhaU  street.     House,  do. 

Gibson  Duncan,  carpenter,  21  Ann  street 

Gibson  James,  tailor,  Lang's  land,  Longwell  close 

Gibson  James,  tanner,  Ladyburn 

Gibson  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  7  Inverkip  street. 
House,  6  do. 

Gibson  James,  spirit  dealer,  1  East  breast.  House,  3  Shan- 
non's close 

Gibson  Richard,  mariner,  10  Baker  street 

Gibson  Robert,  carpenter,  2  Cartsburn  street 

Gibson  Robert,  engineer,  5  Arthur  street 

Gibson  Walton,  grocer,  8  East  Shaw  street 

Gibson  Wilham,  labourer,  31  Regent  street 

Gibson  Miss  Janet,  spirit  dealer,  14  Sir  Michael  street 

Gibson  Miss,  79  Regent  street 

Gibson  Mrs  Alexander,  7  St.  Lawrence  street 

Gibson  Mrs,  lodgings,  58  Vennel 

Gibson  Mrs,  ladies'  keeper,  30  Ann  street 

Gibson  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Bank  street 

GILCHRIST  Charles,  engine  driver,  33  Regent  street 

Gilchrist  Donald,  joiner,  4  Bruce  street 

Gilchrist  James,  superintendent  Railway  Station.  House, 
13  Bogle  street 

Gilchrist  James,  shipmaster,  63  Roxburgh  street 

Gilchrist  James,  tidewaiter,  Holmscroft  street 

Gilchrist  James,  labourer,  8  John  street 


60  DIRECTORY. 


Gilchrist  John,  mariner,  9  East  Shaw  street 

Gilchrist  Peter,  grocer,  35  Shaw  street.     House,  23  Regent 

street 
Gilchrist  Peter,  labourer,  13  Ropework  street 
Gilchrist  Miss,  confectioner,  Railway  station 
GILFILLAN  Robert,  rigger,  46  Dalrymple  street 
GILKISON  James,  Examiner  in  Seamanship  for  Marine 

Board,  Clyde  street 
GILLENDER  Robert,  mariner,  7  West  breast 
GILL  John,  sugar  boiler,  7  Bruce  street 
Gill  Joseph,  joiner,  1  Lyle  street 

GILLESPIE  John,  assessor  of  income  tax,  8  Jamaica  st. 
Gillespie  John,  lumper,  50  Shaw  street 
GILLIES  Alexander,  innkeeper,  Rose  and  Thistle  tavern, 

5  West  breast.     House,  do. 
Gillies,  James,  labourer,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Gillies  James,  moulder,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Gillies  John,  carpenter,  66  Vennel 
Gillies  John,  house-factor,  13  St.  Lawrence  street 
Gillies  John,  joiner,  21  Bearhope  street 
Gillies  Neil,  baker,  56  Dalrymple  street 
Gillies  Peter,  labourer,  59  Dalrymple  street 
Gillies  Robert,  cooper,  2  Crawford  street 
Gillies  Mrs,  lodgings,  50  Shaw  street 
Gillies  Mrs  Daniel,  grocer,  9  Bearhope  street 
GILLON  Alexander,  joiner,  15  Cross-shore  street 
Gillon  Daniel,  hawker,  38  Vennel 
Gillon  Dennis,  baker,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Gillon  Frances,  shoemaker,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
Gillon  Michael,  smith,  1  Cowgate  street 
GILMOUR  Rev.  Andrew,  Martha  brae  cottage,  Low  Gou- 

rock  road 
Gilmour  James,  carpenter.  10  Baker  street 
Gilmour  James,  carpenter,  4  J  ohn  street 
Gilmour  James,  mason,  3  Bearhope  street 
Gilmour  James,  night  watchman,  26  Inverkip  street 
Gilmour  John,  missionary,  42  Inverkip  street 
Gilmour  Robert,  gardener,  50  Eldon  street 
GILRAY  Josiah,  brassfounder,  5  Hill  street 
Gilray  William,  shoemaker,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
GILROY  William,  brass  finisher,  20  Ingleston  road 
GIRD  WOOD  Mrs,  6  West  Stewart  street 
GIVEN  Hugh,  grocer,  24  Inverkip  street.     House,  do. 
GLACKEN  James,  teacher,  18  East  Shaw  street 
GLASSFORD  David,  of  Williamson  &  Glassford.     House, 

Mount  park,  Bank  street 


DIRECTORY.  61 


GLASGOW  River  Pilot  Office,  foot  of  Patrick  street 
Glen  James,  consulting  rooms,  39  Hamilton  street 
Glen  John,  brass  finisher,  15  St.  Lawrence  street 
Glen  Peter,  mason,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 
Glen  Miss,  feuar,  Ford  house 
Glen  Mrs  William,  spirit  dealer,  4  Broad  close 
GLENCROSS  Thomas,  engineer,  Blair's  land,  Cartsburn 
GLENDINNING  Alexander,  optician  and  nautical  instru- 
ment maker,  6  Ingleston  road 
GLOVER  John,  cook  and  confectioner,  37  Hamilton  street. 

House,  do. 
Glover  John,  labourer,  41  Vennel 
Glover  Robert,  dresser,  17  Arthur  street 
GOLDIE  John,  coach  driver,  7  Highland  close 
GOODWIN  Patrick,  labourer,  9  Highland  close 
GOODSHAW  Mrs,  Rosebank,  25  Forsyth  street 
GOOLD  Henry,  spirit  dealer,  33  Dalrymple  street.     Ho. , 

25  Vennel 
GORDON  Daniel,  baker,  7  Bruce  street 
Gordon  James,  coppersmith,  17  Antigua  street 
Gordon  James,  slater,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 
Gordon  John,  mason,  30  Inverkip  street 
Gordon  John,  policeman,  76  Roxburgh  street 
Gordon  Rev.  William,  Roman  Catholic  clergyman,  20  East 

Shaw  street 
-GORE  William  Stewart,  17  Tobago  street 
GOSNELL  Thomas,  rigger,  35  Cathcart  street 
GOUDIE  Hugh,  heckler,  33  Regent  street 
Goudie  James,  spirit  dealer,  1  Open  Shore  street 
GOURLY  David,  labourer,  37  Hamilton  street 
Gourly  James,  labourer,  6  Patrick  street 
GOUROCK  Ropework  Co. ,  rope  and  sailcloth  manufactur- 
ers, 1  Cross-shore  street,  and  5  East  breast 
GO  VAN  John,  smith,  7  St.  Lawrence  street 
Govan  Solomon,  watchman,  7  Highland  close 
GOW  David,  curator  Mechanics'  Institution,  11  Sir  Michael 

street 
Gow  James,  gasfitter,  29  Hamilton  street 
Gow  William,  carter,  2  Broad  close 
GRAHAM  Alexander,  carter,  Finnieston,  Port-Glasgow 

road 
Graham  Archibald,  plasterer,  24  Ann  street 
Graham  David,  joiner,  9  Duncan  street 
Graham  Donald,  carpenter,  7  St  Lawrence  street 
Graham  Donald,  joiner,  19  Regent  street 
Graham  Duncan,  spirit  dealer,  4  Dalrymple  st.     Ho. ,  do. 


62  DIRECTORY. 


Graham  Duncan,  smith,  Upper  crescent 

Graham  Duncan,  labourer,  45  Shaw  street 

Graham  Hugh,  mariner,  6  Ann  street 

Graham  James,  spirit  dealer,  6  West  Quay  lane 

Graham  James,  turner,  Lamb's  Cottages,  Kingston 

Graham  John,  labourer,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Graham  John,  huckster,  21  Charles  street 

Graham  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  9  Sir  Michael  st. 

House,  12  Tobago  street 
Graham  John,  labourer,  15  Clarence  street 
Graham  John,  policeman,  8  Sir  Michael  street 
Graham  John,  carpenter,  6  Kilblain  street 
Graham  John,  labourer,  30  Inverkip  street 
Graham  Robert,  joiner,  27  Roxburgh  street 
Graham  Samuel,  huckster,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
Graham  Thomas,  engine  driver,  15  Arthur  street 
Graham  William,  carpenter,  11  St  Andrew's  street 
Graham  Mrs  Ann,  9  Nicholson  street 
Graham  Mrs,  lodgings,  18  Sir  Michael  street 
Graham  Mrs  John,  feuar,  12  Tobago  street 
Graham  Mrs  John,  9  Bearhope  street 
Graham  Mrs,  washer  and  dresser,  31  Ann  street 
Graham  Mrs,  32  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Graham  Mrs,  8  Dalrymple  street 
Graham  Mrs,  huckster,  66  Vennel 
GRANT  Charles,    M.R.C.S.,  Engd.,  12  West    Blackhall 

street.     House,  do. 
Grant  John,  watchmaker  and  spirit  dealer,  9  Arthur  street 
Grant  Robert,  pilot,  6  East  Blackhall  street 
Grant  Mrs  Lewis,  lodgings,  6  East  Blackhall  street 
Grant  Mrs,  19  Clarence  street 
GRAVES  Thomas,  painter,  97  Regent  street 
GRAY  Alexander,  tailor,  2  East  Shaw  street 
Gray  Alexander,  charburner,  15  St.  Lawrence  street 
Gray  Andrew,  ropemaker,  17  Bearhope  street 
Gray  Archibald,  engineer,  6  Kilblain  street 
Gray  Archibald,  gatekeeper,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Gray  Daniel,  joiner,  11  John  street 
Gray  Daniel,  boilermaker,  Blair's  land,  Cartsburn 
Gray  David,  grocer,  Ladyburn 
Gray  David  W. ,  coachman,  48  Nelson  street,  west 
Gray  &  Rodger,  coopers,  52  Rue-end  street 
Gray  <fo  Buchanan,  merchants,  8  Bogle  street 
Gray  Dugald,  of  Gray  and  Rodger.     House,  2  Mearns  st. 
Gray  Duncan,  sailmaker,  5  Hill  street 
Gray  Edward,  tanner,  Ladyburn 


DIRECTORY.  63 


Gray  James,  joiner,  55  Shaw  street 
Gray  James,  shoemaker,  27  Roxburgh  street 
Gray  James,  labourer,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Gray  John,  shoemaker,  Middle  Church  beadle  and  Presby- 
tery officer,  36  Hamilton  street 
Gray  John  Kerr,  town  clerk,  writer,  &c. ,  Council  Chambers. 

House,  11  Ardgowan  square 
Gray  John,  caulker,  3  Market  street 

Gray  John,  of  Gray  and  Buchanan.     House,  14  Union  st. 
Gray  John,  sawyer,  7  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
Gray  Malcolm,  labourer,  8  Cartsburn  street 
Gray  Matthew,  bottler,  6  West  Blackhall  street 
Gray  Neil,  locker,  2  Mearns  street 
Gray  Robert,  joiner,  63  Roxburgh  street 
Gray  William,  carpenter,  8  East  breast 
Gray  Wilham,  boiler  maker,  2  Ingleston  road 
Gray  Miss  Agnes,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  6  West  Black- 
hall  street 
Gray  Agnes  C. ,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  16  Hamilton  st. 
Gray  Miss,  feuar,  14  Kelly  street 
Gray  Mrs,  lodgings,  31  Charles  street 
Gray  Mrs  Alexander,  lodgings,  2  Tobago  street 
Gray  Mrs  Donald,  lodgings,  11  Cartsburn  street 
Gray  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  Capielow,  Port-Glasgow  road 
GREY  Charles,  Plantation  cottage,  feuar,  3  St.  Lawrence  st. 
GREEN  Daniel,  labourer,  Ladyburn 
Green  William  B. ,  china  dealer,  22  Shaw  street.     House,  6 

Carnock  street 
Green  Thomas,  labourer,  Ladyburn 

GREENBANK  Mills  Co. ,  Drumfrochar  road.     Neil  Camp- 
bell, manager 
GREENLEES  Robert,  carpenter.  27  Main  st. ,  Cartsdyke 
Greenlees  Robert,  boilermaker,  17  Arthur  street 
GREENOCK  Advertiser  and  Clyde  Commercial  Journal, 
published  every  Tuesday  and  Friday  morning,  at  No. 
29  Hamilton  street 
Greenock   Apothecaries'   Co.,  druggists  and  serated  water 

manufacturers,  28  Hamilton  street 
Greenock  Apothecaries'   Hall,    Branch  Establishment,  40 

Cathcart  street 
Greenock  Bank  Co. ,  29  Cathcart  street 
Greenock  Brewery  Co. ,  brewers  and  maltsters,  39  Nicholson 

street 
Greenock  Coffee-Room,  2  Cathcart  square 
Greenock  Distillery  Co. ,  27  Tobago  street 
Greenock  Gas  Works,  27  Crawfurd  street 


64  DIRECTORY. 


Greenock  Felt  Work  Co. ,  manufacturers  of  Sheathing  and 
Roofing  Felt,  94  East  Hamilton  street.  Office,  4 
Customhouse  place.  J.  Erskine,  manager.  See  adver- 
tisement 

Greenock  Grain  and  Flour  Mills,  Chapel  street  and  Princes 
street 

Greenock  Herald  and  General  Advertiser  newspaper,  pub- 
lished every  Wednesday  and  Saturday  morning,  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  Provident  Bank,  3  Church  place 

Greenock  Ropework,  Ropework  street 

Greenock  Saw  Mill  Co. ,  timber  merchants,  Kingston  saw- 
mills, Port-Glasgow  road 

Greenock  Spinning  Co. ,  cotton  spinners,  Drumfrochar  road 

Greenock  Telegraph  newspaper,  8  Hamilton  street 

Greenock  Towing  Co. ,  2  West  quay.     James  Park,  agent 

GREENSHIELLS  James,  gardener,  17  Arthur  street 

GREIG  David,  carpenter,  4  Tobago  street 

Greig  William,  smith,  3  John  street 

Greig  Mrs,  dressmaker,  64  Vennel 

GRIEVE  Andrew,  engineer,  2  Lyle  street 

Grieve  James,  joiner,  6  Hill  street 

Grieve  James  J. ,  of  Baine  &  Johnston.  House,  27  West 
Stewart  street 

Grieve  William,  porter,  21  Shaw  street 

Grieve  William,  engineer,  15  Arthur  street 

GRIERSON  Mrs,  35  West  Blackhall  street 

GRIFFITH  Patrick,  bookseller,  Customhouse  place.  Ho. , 
do. 

Griffith  Mrs  William,  15  Ropework  street 

GRIFFITHS  Jabez,  joiner,  43  Ann  street 

Griffiths  Thomas,  Customhouse  boatman.  House,  4  Tobago 
street 

GROVES  James,  plasterer,  24  Tobago  street 

GRUBB  James,  sugar  boiler,  29  Lynedoch  street 

GRUER  John  k  Sons,  coopers.  Warehouse,  13  Taylor's 
close.     Cooperage,  21  Harvie  lane 

Gruer  John,  jun. ,  of  John  Gfruer  &  Sons.    House,  25  Vennel 

GUN  William  Gordon,  physician,  32  Eldon  street 

GUNN  George,  carpenter,  16  Cross-shore  street 

Gunn  John,  upholsterer,  3  Manse  lane 

GUTHRIE  Allan,  labourer,  28  Crawfurd  street 


DIRECTORY.  65 


Guthrie  David,  pilot,  11  West  breast 
Guthrie  John,  A.M.,  minister,  16  Kelly  street 
GUY  Mrs  James,  3  East  Stewart  street 
Guy  William,  painter,  14  John  street 
GWINN  William,  mariner,  7  Market  street 

H 

HACKETT  Peter,  house-factor,  23  Dalrymple  street 

HADDOW  Andrew  C. ,  of  John  Haddow  &  Co.      House, 
21  Union  street 

Haddow  John  &  Co.,  timber  merchants,  62  Main  street, 
Cartsdyke 

HAGGARTY  Con.,  tailor,  50  Shaw  street 

Haggarty  James,  hammerman,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Haggarty  James,  clerk,  47  Hamilton  street 

HAIG  John,  engineer,  17  Ingleston  road 

Haig  William,  painter,  13  Hamilton  street 

HAIL  William,  labourer,  2  Stanners  street 

HAIR  Ivie,  farmer,  Garvock 

Hair  James,  farmer,  Garvock 

Hair  James,  grocer,  5  Cowgate  street 

Han  John,  carter,  15  Bearhope  street 

Hair  John,  feuar,  48  Nelson  street,  west 

Hair  Robert,  mashman,  11  Inverkip  street 

Hair  William,  pawnbroker,  29  Hamilton  street.     House,  63 
Orangefield  place 

Hair  William,  carter,  7  Under  crescent 

Hair  Mrs,  baker,  16  Cathcart  street 

HALDEN  Mrs  John,  dressmaker,  12  West  Blackhall  street 

HALL  Archibald,  smith,  26  Sir  Michael  street 

Hall  Dugald,  labourer,  3  Bearhope  street 

Hall  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  7  Cowgate  street 

Hall  Robert,  carter,  15  St.  Andrew's  street 

Hall  Thomas,  labourer,  2  John  street 

Hall  William,  ropemaker,  6  Roslin  street 

Hall  Mrs  Alexander,  7  Springkell  street 

Hall  Mrs  A. ,  grocer,  1  Manse  lane 

HALLEY  David,  mariner,  2  Tobago  street 

Halley  John,  labourer,  26  Dalrymple  street 

HALLIBURTON  Miss,  9  Crawfurd  street 

HALLIDAY  George,  joiner,  4  Watt  street 

HALLIWELL  James,  land  surveyor,  measurer,  and  con- 
tractor, 10  Antigua  street 

HAMILTON  &  Adam,  sailmakers,  21  Shaw  street 

Hamilton  Alexander,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 

g2 


68  DIRECTORY. 


Hamilton  Hugh,  shoemaker,  13  Ropework  street 

Hamilton  James,  carter,  7  Sir  Michael  street 

Hamilton  James,  draper,  14  Market  street 

Hamilton  James,  shipowner,  Shipbank,  43  East  Regent 

street 
Hamilton  John,  policeman,  3  Bearhope  street 
Hamilton  John,  shipowner,  Villa  Marina,  18  Eldon  street 
Hamilton  John,  boilermaker,  2  John  street 
Hamilton  Gavin,  classical  master,  15  Kelly  street 
Hamilton  Thomas,  labourer,  22  East  Shaw  street 
Hamilton  William,  shoemaker,  Drumfrochar  road 
Hamilton  Miss,  milliner,  25  West  Burn  street 
Hamilton  Mrs  George,  6  Antigua  street 
Hamilton  Mrs,  feuar,  25  West  Burn  street 
HAMLIN  Thomas  &  Co.,  merchants  and  shipowners,  2 

West  quay 
Hamlin  Thomas,  of  Thomas  Hamlin  &  Co.     Ho.  6  George 

square 
HAMMOND  Mrs  David,  9  Hill  street 
HANDYSIDE  George,  slater,  15  Inverkip  street 
Handyside  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  13  Hamilton  st. 
Handyside  Robert,  slater,  24  Ann  street 
HANNA  William,  sugar  boiler,  Cappielow,  Port-Glasgow 

road 
HANNAY  James,  labourer,  Longwell  close 
HANLEY  Edwin,  tide  surueyor,  11  Bearhope  street 
Hanley  Peter,  shipmaster,  3  East  Stewart  street 
HANSEY  Joseph,  mariner,  15  Ropework  street 
HANSON  James,  mariner,  4  Westburn  street 
HARDIE  John,  moulder,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hardie  John,  moulder,  4  St  Andrew's  square 
Hardie  Mrs  Thomas,  huckster,  4  Smith's  lane 
HARDISTY  James,  tailor  and  clothier,  38  Hamilton  street 
HARE  William,  woolcomber,  Springhill  Cottage,  Ann  st. 
HARGEN  Bernard,  carpenter,  3  John  street 
HARKIN  John,  labourer,  33  Hamilton  street 
Harkin  John,  labourer,  40  Shaw  street 
HARLEY  Allan,  cabinetmaker,  63  Ann  street 
Harley  Edward,  plasterer,  28  Dalrmple  street 
Harley  Martin,  carver,  of  Feter  Christie  &  Co. ,  17  Lyne- 

doch  street 
Harley  Mrs  James,  63  Ann  street 
HARPER  Alexander,  shipmaster,  65  Roxbugh  street 
Harper  Alexander,  cooper,  14  Bearhope  street 
Harper  Hugh,  sawyer,  44  Dalrymple  street 
Harper  James,  labourer,  20  Cathcart  street 


DIRECTORY.  67 


Harper  John,  shipmaster,  72  Roxburgh  street 

HARRIS  Mrs  Thomas,  innkeeper,  Museum  Inn  and  Hotel, 

9  William  street 
HARRISON  Christopher,  turner,  3  East  Stewart  street 
Harrison  William,  basket  maker,  15  Crawfurd  street 
HARROW  John,  labourer,  6  Union  court 
HART  Alexander,  clerk,  22  Inverkip  street 
Hart  Duncan,  pensioner,  22  Inverkip  street 
Hart  James,  cabinetmaker,  1  Union  court 
Hart  Mrs,  1  Clarence  street 

HARVEY  Francis,  shipmaster,  22  West  Stewart  street 
Harvey  John,  broker,  49  Shaw  street 
Harvey  Thomas,  railway  guard,  33  Regent  street 
Harvey  Nathaniel,  carpenter,  52  Dalrymple  street 
Harvey  Robert,  baker,  15  Inverkip  street 
Harvey  Mrs,  10  Cross-shore  street 
HAVERON  James,  labourer,  15  Market  street 
HARVIE  Alexander,  pansman,  2  Ingleston  road 
Harvie  Robert,  joiner,  30  Nicholson  street 
HASTIE  John,  engineer  and  machine-maker,  6  East  Stewart 

street.     House,  12  Springkell  street 
HATTER  William,  mariner,  14  Cathcart  street 
HAY  Alexander,  carpenter,  5  York  street 
Hay  Duncan,  mariner,  13  West  Blackhall  street 
Hay  George,  teacher,  37  Nicholson  street 
Hay  John,  earthenware  merchant,  11  East  Quay  lane 
Hay  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  4  Watson's  lane.     House,  4  Ann 

street 
Hay  William,  mariner,  3  West  Quay  lane 
HEANEY  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  10  East  breast 
HEATON  Thomas,  eating  house,  29  Shaw  street 
HECTOR  James,  miller,  8  East  Stewart  street.     House,  5 

Springkell  street 
HEELY  John,  rafter,  Caledonian  saw  mills,  Port- Glasgow 

road 
Heely  Robert,  painter,  15  Sugarhouse  lane 
HEGNEY  Edward,  rope-spinner,  15  Vennel 
HEMPSEED  James,  cabinet-maker,  9  Hill  street 
Hempseed  James,  carpenter,  13  St.  Andrew's  street 
HENDERSON  Alexander,  shoemaker,  Kerr's  land,  Long- 
well  close 
Henderson  Alexander,  baker,  33  Nicholson  street 
Henderson  Daniel,  blockmaker,  24  East  Shaw  street 
Henderson  James,  cooper,  12  Bogle  street 
Henderson  John,  joiner,  27  Roxburgh  street 
Henderson  Robert,  grocer,  69  Roxburgh  strret 


68  DIRECTORY. 


Henderson  Robert,  joiner,  4  Watt  street 
Henderson  Thomas,  rector  and  commercial  teacher,  High- 
landers' Academy.     House,  Mount  Pleasant  street 
Henderson  William,  carpenter,  1  Springkell  street 
Henderson  William  H. ,  teacher,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Henderson  M.  A.,  grocer,  19  John  street.     House,  do. 
Henderson  Mrs  Janet,  8  Baker  street 
Henderson  Mrs  George,  feuar,  26  Charles  street 
Henderson  Mrs,  10  Shaw  street 
Henderson  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  9  Cross-shore  street 
HENDRY  Charles,  labourer,  51  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hendry  Duncan,  joiner  and  blockmaker,   Custom  House 

place.     House,  6  Chapel  street 
Hendry  Duncan,  shipmaster,  1  William  street 
Hendry  Hugh,  sawyer,  18  Arthur  street 
Hendry  James,  engineer,  3  Virginia  street 
Hendry  James,  boilermaker,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hendry  J.  <fe  R. ,  tailors  and  clothiers,  24  Hamilton  street. 

House,  97  Regent  street 
Hendry  James,  tin  and  copper  smith,  19  Cathcart  street. 

House,  97  Regent  street 
Hendry  John,  steam  boat  agent,  4  East  breast.     House, 

15  Lynedoch  street 
Hendry  John,  spirit  merchant,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke. 

House,  61  do. 
Hendry  John,  coachmaker,  33  Roxburgh  street 
Hendry  John,  of  Sinclair,  Hendry,  &  Go.  House,  7  Tobago 

street 
Hendry  John,  tailor,  27  Sugarhouse  lane 
Hendry  Joseph,  labourer,  8  Cartsburn  street 
Hendry  Nathaniel,  Ladyburn 
Hendry  Robert,  joiner,  1  Bogle  street 
Hendry  Thomas,  labourer,  13  John  street 
Hendry  William,  clothier,  17  William  street.     House,  16 

do. 
Hendry  William,  smith,  1  Arthur  street 
HENNY  Daniel,  mariner,  16  East  Quay  lane 
HENRY  Barclay,  M.D.,  physician,  4  Shaw  place 
Henry  Daniel,  carter,  27  Roxburgh  street 
Henry  James,  feuar,  11  Ann  street 
Henry  James,  brassfounder,  21  Ann  street 
Henry  Robert,  coal  merchant.     House,  11  Grey  place 
Henry  Mrs  J. ,  confectioner,  5  West  Blackhall  street 
HEPBURN  Mrs  Thomas,  lodgings,  7  William  street 
HERALD  (Greenock)  and  General  Advertiser.     Office,  40 

Cathcart  street 


DIRECTORY.  6  9 


HERCUS  Peter,  merchant,  2  West  Quay  lane.     House,  48 

Brougham  street 
HERD  David,  smith,  2  John  street 
HERON  James,  watch  and  clockmaker,  6  William  street. 

House,  do. 
Heron  Robert,  carpenter,  37  Nicholson  street 
HERRIOT  John  &■■  Son,   auctioneers   and   appraisers,  79 

Regent  street  and  26  Charles  street 
Herriot  John,  of  John  Herriot  &  Son,  auctioneer  and  ap- 
praiser, 79  Regent  street 
Heriot  John  A. ,  of  John  Herriot  &  Son.     House,  26  Charles 

street 
HESLETT  William,  labourer,  27  Hamilton  street 
HETHERINGTON  John,  candle  maker,  9  Market  street 
HEUGH  Mrs  Thomas,  7  Under  crescent 
HIGGENS  A. ,  pastry  baker  and  confectioner,  11  Cathcart 

street.     House,  9  do. 
HIGHAM  James,  pilot,  35  Crawfurd  street,  Glebe 
HIGHET  John,  engineer,  17  Cathcart  street 
Highet  Thomas,  carpenter,  12  John  street 
HIGHLANDERS'  Academy,  Roxburgh  street 
HILDRETH  Robert,  shipmaster,  24  Bank  street 
HILL  Adam,  joiner,  33  Ann  street 
Hill  David,  painter,  26  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hill  John,  mariner,  72  Roxburgh  street 
Hill  John,  staff-serjeant  of  pensioners,  3  Cowgate  street 
Hill  Lawrence  &  Co. ,  iron  shipbuilders,  Port- Glasgow  road 
Hill  Lawrence,  of  L.  Hill   &   Co.      House,  Wood  Bank 

cottage,  Port-Glasgow 
Hill  Matthew,  miller  and  grain  merchant,  Chapel  street  and 

Prince's  street.     House,  8  Inverkip  street 
Hill  Ninian,  M.D.,  17  Kilblain  street 
Hill  Robert,   timber  and  goods  measurer,  10  East  India 

breast.     House,  8  Inverkip  street 
Hill  William,  labourer,  7  Cartsburn  street 
Hill  Miss,  lodgings,  30  Regent  street 
Hill  Mrs  Matthew,  8  Inverkip  street 
HINDMERSH  John,  currier,  40  Inverkip  street 
HINMERS  George,  draper,  5  Cathcart  square.     House,  38 

Eldon  street 
HISLOP  John,  bookseller  and  stationer,  and  session  clerk, 

Registrar  of  births,  deaths,  and  marriages  West  Parish, 

29  Cathcart  street.     House,  24  Eldon  street 
HODGE  Samuel,  labourer,  41  Vennel 
HODGERT  James,  joiner,  Distillery.     House,  26  Tobago 

street 


70  DIRECTORY. 


HODSONAdam,  steward,  58  Vermel 

Hodson  William,  mariner,  56  Vermel 

HOGG  James,  joiner,  20  Market  street 

Hogg  John,  engine  driver,  1  Vennel 

Hogg  John  D. ,  accountant,  Holmscroft  street,  off  Ann  st. 

Hogg  William,  boilermaker,  1  Hill  street 

HOGGEN  Mrs  James,  60  Vennel 

HOLBURN  Robert,  farmer,  Green  brae,  Captain  street 

HOLLAN  John,  carter,  31  Hamilton  street 

HOLLAND  James,  shoemaker,  60  Dalrymple  street 

HOLMES  Hugh,  carter,  12  East  Quay  lane 

Holmes  John,  joiner,  6  Chapel  street 

Holmes  William,  joiner,  66  Vennel 

HOLMS  John,  joiner,  25  Bearhope  street 

Holms  Mrs,  toy  shop,  1  Inverkip  street 

Holms  Mrs  Robert,  13  Sir  Michael  street 

Holms  Mrs  William,  23  Sir  Michael  street 

Holms  Mrs  William,  9  John  street 

HOMER  Charles,  boilermaker,  71  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

HONEYMAN  &  Campbell,  wholesale  and  retail  iron- 
mongers, and  agents  for  patent  vulcanised  india  rubber, 
felt,  &c. ,  2  Cathcart  square 

Honeyman  Robert,  of  Honeyman  &  Campbell.  House,  7 
Brisbane  street 

HOOD  George,  sugar  baker,  18  Tobago  street 

Hood  John,  labourer,  46  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Hood  William,  teacher,  64  Roxburgh  street 

Hood  William,  spirit  dealer,  22  Vennel.  House,  24 
Hamilton  street 

HOOKS  Walter,  37  Crawford  street 

H  OPEL  AND  David,  boilermaker,  49  Shaw  street 

H  ORN  James,  painter  and  paperhanger,  4  Kilblain  street 

Horn  Sutherland,  sailmaker,  9  Market  street 

Horn  Thomas,  Thompson's  place,  Inverkip  street 

Horn  Miss  C. ,  mangier  and  dresser,  42  West  Burn  street 

HOSEA  Andrew,  seaman,  59  Dalrymple  street 

Hosea  Wilham,  steward,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 

HOUSTON  Campbell,  engineer,  3  John  street 

Houston  Fleming,  cooper,  23  Sir  Michael  street 

Houston  Hugh,  watchman,  Clyde  Pottery 

Houston  James,  spirit  dealer,  10  Baker  street 

Houston  John,  spirit  dealer,  Ladyburn 

Houston  Joseph,  shoemaker,  2  Kirk  street 

Houston  Robert,  grain  and  spirit  merchant,  38  Inverkip 
street 

Houston  Robert,  weaver,  7  Sugarhouse  lane 


DIRECTORY.  71 


Houston  Robert,  hosier,  16  Cartsburn  street.     House,  2 

Springkell  street 
Houston  Robert,  dyer  and  woollen  manufacturer,  34  Hamil- 
ton street.     House,  13  Union  street 
Houston  William,  labourer,  2  Bearhope  street 
Houston  Miss  Jean,  dressmaker,  7  John  street 
Houston  Mrs  Archibald,  2  Watt  place 
Houston  Mrs  William,  41  Ann  street 
Houston  Mrs  P. ,  15  Kelly  street 
Houston  Mrs,  2  Union  court. 
Houston  Mrs,  41  Crawfurd  street 
Houston  Mrs,  6  William  street 
HO  WAT  James,  moulder,  2  Ingleston  road 
HOWIE  Andrew,  carter,  14  St.  Andrew  street 
Howie  Hugh,  carpenter,  12  Bogie  street 
Howie  Hugh,  boilermaker,  28  Cartsburn  street 
Howie  James,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
HOWIESON  Thomas,  watchman,  1  William  street 
Howieson  William,  deep-sea  pilot,  2  Broad  close 
Howieson  Mrs  William,  3  Bank  street 
HOWISON  James,  printer,  10  East  Shaw  street 
HOY  John,  joiner,  19  Regent  street 
Hoy  John,  smith,  62  Vennel 
Hoy  James,  joiner,  5  Hill  street 

HOYLE,  Martin  &  Co. ,  sugar  refiners,  29  Sugarhouse  lane 
HUDSON  Charles,  labourer,  47  Ann  street 
HUG-HES  Charles,  boilermaker,  Upper  crescent 
Hughes  James,  labourer,  39  Vennel 
Hughes  John,  boilermaker,  5  West  Quay  lane 
Hughes  Michael,  rivetter,  1  Dellingburn  street 
Hughes  Robert,  carpenter,  1  Regent  street 
Hughes  Mrs  Jane,  1  Watt  place 
HUME  William,  herbalist,  17  Tobago  street 
HUMPHREY  Joseph,  cabinetmaker,  13  West  Burn  street 
HUMPHREYS  Alexander  M.,  teller,   Clydesdale  Bank. 

House,  6  Trafalgar  street 
HUNTER  Adam,  sawyer,  15  Market  street 
Hunter  Alexander,  mate,  26  Sir  Michael  street 
Hunter  Archibald,  mariner,  4  William  street 
Hunter  Charles  P.,  'of  Baine  and  Johnston.     House,  24 

Forsyth  street 
Hunter  Douglas,  baker,  2  Bruce  street 
Hunter  Hugh,  joiner,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 
Hunter  James,  smith,  63  Main  street  Cartsdyke 
Hunter  James,  sailmaker,  6  William  street 
Hunter  James,  labourer,  39  Dalrymple  street 


72  DIRECTORY. 


Hunter  James  <fe  Co. ,  merchants,  41  Rue-end  street 

Hunter  John,  rigger,  16  Cross-shore  street 

Hunter  John  C. ,  of  Orr,  Hunter  &  Co.     House,  1  Forsyth 

street 
Hunter  John,  carpenter,  17  Antigua  street 
Hunter  John,  fish  merchant,  17  Charles  street.     House,  28 

Ann  street 
Hunter  John,  shoemaker,  Cartsburn  cottage 
Hunter  John,  28  Ann  street 
Hunter  John,  carpenter,  Clyde  Pottery 
Hunter  John,  grocer,  17  Dalrymple  street 
Hunter  John,  seaman,  7  East  Quay  lane 
Hunter  Malcolm,  gardener,  14  Inverkip  street 
Hunter  Matthew,  carpenter,  11  Hill  street 
Hunter  Morrison,  joiner,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  street 
Hunter  Robert,  boilermaker,  2  John  street 
Hunter  Thomas  F. ,  tinsmith  and  gasfitter,  33  West  Burn  st. 
Hunter  Thomas,  tanner,  Ladyburn 
Hunter  T.  O. ,  merchant  and  shipping  agent,  16  William  st. 

House,  24  Forsyth  street 
Hunter  William,  joiner,  21  West  Blackhall  street.     House, 

1  Salmon  street 
Hunter  William,  wholesale  and  retail  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chant, 40  Cathcart  street.     House  22  Mearns  street 
Hunter  William,  tanner,  Ladyburn 
Hunter  William,  joiner,  49  Inverkip  street 
Hunter  Miss,  24  Forsyth  street 
Hunter  Miss,  straw-hat  maker,  39  Ann  street 
Hunter  Miss  M. ,  muslin  agent,  4  East  Shaw  street 
Hunter  Misses  J.  and  C. ,  Excise  buildings,  Customhouse 
Hunter  Mrs  John,  9  Argyle  street 
Hunter  Mrs  R,,  vintner,  7  Shaw  street 
Hunter  Mrs  Robert,  feuar,  5  Cowgate  street 
Hunter  Mrs  William,  16  Bearhope  street 
Hunter  Mrs,  89  Regent  street 
Hunter  Mrs,  26  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hunter  Mrs,  28  Charles  street 
Hunter  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  East  Stewart  street 
HURLEY  Thomas  W. ,  electric  and  international  telegraph 

Company,  Railway  station.     House,  67  Rue-end  st. 
HUTCHESON  Alexander,  carpenter,  1  Carnock  street 
Hutcheson  Alexander,  mason,  3  John  street 
Hutcheson  George,  grocer,  Hutcheson's  court.     House,  63 

Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hutcheson  Rev.  James,  minister  of  East  Parish.     House, 

5  Wellington  street 


DIRECTORY.  73 


Hutcheson  James,  storekeeper,  Gourock  Rope  work   Co., 

5  Cross-shore  street 
Hutcheson  James,  blockmaker,  15  Clarence  street 
Hutcheson  James,  dyer,  39  Ann  street 
Hutcheson  John,  carpenter,  19  Hamilton  street 
Hutcheson  John  M. ,  of  Macdonald,  Hutcheson  &  Co.  House, 

1  Patrick  street 
Hutcheson  Francis,  boiler  maker,  6  Baker  street.     House, 

3  St.  John  street 
Hutcheson  Peter,  shipmaster,  3  Lynedoch  street 
Hutcheson  Thomas,  carpenter,  11  Arthur  street 
Hutcheson  William,  gate  keeper,  7  Lynedoch  street 
Hutcheson  William,  labourer,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Hutcheson  Janet,  26  Vennel 
Hutcheson  Miss,  lodgings,  1  Nicholson  street 
Hutcheson  Miss,  furnishing  shop,  95  Regent  street 
Hutcheson  Miss  R. ,  1  Patrick  street 
HUTTON  Alexander,  tinsmith,  5  St  Andrew's  square 
Hutton  William,  labourer,  16  Vennel 
Hutton  Mrs,  2  John  street 

HYDE  George,  teacher  of  singing,  36  Crawfurd  street 
Hyde  Norman,  boilermaker,  19  Regent  street 
HYNDMAN  James,  coal  merchant,  46  Vennel.     House, 

31  Charles  street 
Hyndman  Joseph,  carter,  10  Roslin  street 
Hyndman  Joseph,  shipmaster,  12  Patrick  street 
Hyndman  Thomas,  ropespinner,  3  Shaw  place 
Hyndman  Miss,  feuar,  22  Crawfurd  street 
HYSLOP  Edward,  glass  and  china  merchant,  28  Hamilton 

street.     House,  do. 

I 

IMRIE  John,  slater,  11  Hill  street 

Imrie  Richard,  seaman,  31  Charles  street 

INFIRMARY,  17  Inverkip  street 

INGLIS  Andrew,  foreman  cooper,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 

Inglis  Andrew,  joiner,  Caledonian  Saw  mills,  Port-Glasgow 

road 
Inglis  James,  music  seller,  14  West  Blackhall  street.     Ho. 

9  Laird  street 
Inglis  James,  Sheriff  clerk  depute,  and  also  depute  clerk  of 

the  peace,  2  Bank  street.     House,  Melita  cottage 
Inglis  James,  engineer,  25  Lynedoch  street 
Inglis  Robert,  gardener,  Barnhill 
Inglis  Robert,  joiner,  15  West  Stewart  street 


74  DIRECTORY. 


Inglis  Thomas,  labourer,  9  John  street 

Inglis  William,  watchman,  46  Dalrymple  street 

Inglis  William,  detective  officer,  15  Crawford  street 

INLAND  Revenue  Office,  Excise,  Customhouse  buildings 

INNES  A.  C. ,  landing  waiter,  Customs.     House,  Seafield 

Innes  John,  late  landing  surveyor.    M  ouse,  Seafield,  Fox  st. 

Innes  William,  bookseller,    stationer,    and    librarian,   40 

Hamilton  street.     House,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 
IRELAND  William,  mason,  Broomhill 
IRVINE  Alexander,  shipmaster,  9  Antigua  street 
Irvine  John,  bricklayer,  East  Hamilton  street 
Irvine  John,  pastry  baker,  14  Bogle  street 
Irvine  Matthew,  shipmaster,  2  Church  place 
Irvine  Richard,  carpenter,  1  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
Irvine  Samuel,  shoemaker,  69  Vennel 
Irvine  Walter,  cooper,  4  Smith's  lane 
Irvine  William,  rigger,  7  Hill  street 
Irvine  Miss  Janet,  lodgings,  33  Westburn  street 
Irvine  Mrs  John,  feuar,  32  Regent  street 
Irvine  Mrs,  2  Nicholson  street 
Irvine  Mrs,  2  Church  place 


JACK  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  57  Rue-end  street 
Jack  David,  book  deliverer,  1  Duncan  street 
Jack  Edward,  spirit  dealer,  3  Highland  close 
Jack  k  Goldie,  coach  proprietors,  Tontine  stables,  9  High- 
land close  and  14  East  Quay  lane 
Jack  Hugh,  railway  guard,  12  Bogle  street 
Jack  James,  tanner,  7  John  street 
Jack  Samuel,  locker,  10  Antigua  street 
Jack  Mrs  David,  dressmaker,  1  Duncan  street 
JACKSON  Abram,  wood  hoop  and  basket  maker,  22  West 

Stewart  street.     House,  10  Watt  street 
Jackson  John,  steward,  19  Vennel 
Jackson  Robert,  carter,  13  East  Stewart  street 
Jackson  William,  painter,  71  Vennel 
Jackson  William,  sugar  baker,  7  Cartsburn  street 
JAIL  and  Bridewell,  1  Market  street 
JAMIESON  A.  k  R.,  joiners  and  glaziers,  10  Nicholson  st. 
Jamieson  Alexander,  of  A.   &  R.  Jamieson.     House,  12 

Watt  street 
Jamieson  Archibald,  mason,  28  Sir  Michael  street 
Jamieson  Arthur,  cooper,  24  Crawfurd  st.     House,  15  do. 
Jamieson  James,  gardener,  5  Sir  Michael  street 


DIRECTORY.  75 


Jamieson  John,  grocer,  21  Dalrymple  street.  House,  9 
Nicholson  street 

Jamieson  John,  huckster,  29  Charles  street 

Jamieson  John,  drayman,  10  Hamilton  street 

Jamieson  John,  spirit  dealer,  5  York  street 

Jamieson  John,  mariner,  15  Ropework  street 

Jamieson  Norman,  watchman,  8  East  breast 

Jamieson  Robert,  distributor  of  stamps  and  collector  of 
taxes,  Excise  Buildings.     House,  11  Ardgowan  square 

Jamieson  Robert  W.,  of  A.  <fc  B.  Jamieson.  House,  1  Kelly 
street 

Jamieson  Robert  k  Co.,  commission  merchants,  shipping 
agents,  and  agents  for  the  Royal  Fire  and  Life  Insur- 
ance Co.,  Excise  Buildings,  Custom  House 

Jamieson  Thomas,  shoemaker,  27  Charles  street 

Jamieson  Walter,  joiner,  33  Regent  street 

Jamieson  William,  shipmaster,  58  Union  street 

Jamieson  William,  seaman,  4  Watt  street 

Jamieson  William,  feuar,  31  Sir  Michael  street 

Jamieson  William,  gardener,  72  Union  street 

Jamieson  Miss,  9  Kelly  street 

Jamieson  Mrs  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  15  West  Blackhall  st. 
House,  36  do. 

Jamieson  Mrs  William,  spirit  dealer,  15  Rue-end  street. 
House,  do. 

JANNION  John,  boilermaker,  27  Hamilton  street 

JAR  VIE  Rev.  J.  M.,  12  Brisbane  street 

JAR  VIS  Alexander,  tailor,  37  Nicholson  street 

Jarvis  James,  tailor,  1  Bruce  street 

JEFFREY  Alexander  L. ,  painter,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 

Jeffrey  John,  chainmaker,  10  Charles  street 

JENKINS  David,  broker,  17  Dalrymple  street.  House, 
14  do. 

Jenkins  Peter,  mariner,  20  West  Blackhall  street 

JESSAMINE  Alexander,  agent,  9  West  Stewart  street 

Jessamine  Alexander,  engineer,  8  Cathcart  street 

Jessamine  Miss  C. ,  milliner,  13  Hamilton  street 

Jessamine  Mrs  John,  11  Ardgowan  square 

JOHNSTON,  Leitch,  &,  Co. ,  engineers  and  founders,  Eagle 
Foundry,  Baker  street 

Johnston  Alexander  Rankin,  merchant  and  shipowner, 
Holmscroft  house 

Johnston  Alexander,  gardener,  48  Nelson  street,  west 

Johnston  Angus,  papermaker,  Overton 

Johnston  Daniel,  smith  and  beammaker,  20  Cathcart  street. 
House,  4  Cross-shore  street 


76  DIRECTORY. 


Johnston  Daniel,  medical  botanist,  3  Kilblain  street 

Johnston  Daniel,  labourer,  39  Vennel 

Johnston  David,  merchant,  of  Gourock  Bopework  Co.     Ho. , 

Belleaire,  Newark  street 
Johnston  Gregor,  carpenter,  5  Bruce  street 
Johnston  Henry,  mate,  1  East  Shaw  street 
Johnston  James,  tanner,  39  Hamilton  street 
Johnston  James,  brewer,  4  Captain  street 
Johnston  James,  joiner,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Johnston  John,   lithographic  and   copperplate  printer,    8 

Hamilton  street.     House,  14  Brisbane  street 
Johnston  John,  joiner,  3  Hill  street 
Johnston  John,    banker   and  insurance   agent,    Greenock 

bank.     House,  Lilly  bank  cottage,  2  Fox  street 
Johnston  John,  moulder,  Upper  crescent 
Johnston  Thomas,  carpenter,  3  Hill  street 
Johnston  William,  smith,  3  John  street 
Johnston  William,  skinner,  26  Cartsburn  street 
Johnston  William,  shipmaster,  22  Sugarhouse  lane 
Johnston  William,  Orangefield  place 
Johnston  William,   bookseller,    stationer  and  lithographic 

printer,  46  Hamilton  street.     House,  13  West  Stewart 

street 
Johnston  Miss,  lodgings,  2  Crawfurd  street 
Johnston  Miss,  1  Regent  street 
Johnston  Mrs  A. ,  spirit  dealer,  61  Dalrymple  street.     Ho. , 

50  do. 
Johnston  Mrs  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  20  West  Blackhall 

street 
Johnston  Mrs  Daniel,  64  Roxburgh  street 
Johnston  Mrs  Edward,  lodgings,  8  Ann  street 
Johnston  Mrs  James,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Johnston  Mrs  Peter,  lodgings,  4  Ann  street 
Johnston  Mrs,  11  Nicholson  street 
Johnston  Mrs,  9  Lyle  street 
JONES  Richard,  weigher,  16  Sir  Michael  street 
Jones  Richard,  engineer,  1  Regent  street 
Jones  Thomas,  copper  smith,  57  Shaw  street 
JORDON  John,  bricklayer,  23  Lynedoch  street 
JOSS  William,  leather  merchant,  3  Dalrymple  street.     Ho. } 

44  Ann  street 
JUSTICE  Mrs,  lodgings,  21  Nicholson  street 
Justice  of  Peace  Clerk's  Office,  Sheriff  Clerk's  Office,  2  Bank 

street 


MELECfORir.  77 


K 

KAMES  Gunpowder  Co.'s  Office,  1  West  Quay.      Archd. 
Mackenzie,  agent 

KAY  James,  policeman,  42  Xnverkip  street 

Kay  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  21  Ann  street 

Kay  Peter,  boilermaker,  15  St.  Lawrence  street 

Kay  Thomas,  teacher,  6  Antigua  street 

Kay  William,  carter,  3  Vennel 

KEAN  Daniel,  dealer,  9  Vennel 

Kean  Francis,  general  broker,  43  Dalryniple  st.  House,  do. 

Kean  John,  lathsplitter,  21  Ann  street 

Kean  Mrs  James,  broker,  8  Vennel 

KEEN  AN  Mrs,  89  Regent  street 

KEITH  Alexander,  engineer,  4  Hill  street 

Keith  James  &  Co. ,  grocers,  63  Rue-end  street 

Keith  James,  boilermaker,  28  Cartsburn  street 

Keith  John,  baker,  3  Manse  lane 

Keith  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  3  Market  street 

Keith  Mrs  Colin,  3  Arthur  street 

KELLY  Francis,  labourer,  8  Manse  lane 

Kelly  James,  carpenter,  1  William  street 

Kelly  James,  moulder,  13  St.  Lawrence  street 

Kelly  John,  slater,  16  Tobago  street 

Kelly  John,  fruit  and  fish  dealer,  40  Cathcart  street 

Kelly  John,  huckster,  27  East  Shaw  street 

Kelly  Peter,  labourer,  14  Tobago  street 

Kelly  William,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  9  William  street. 
House,  Elmbank,  Eldon  street 

Kelly  William,  fishmonger,  41  Hamilton  street.     House,  1 
William  street 

Kelly  Mrs  H. ,  staymaker,  13  Tobago  street 

Kelly  Mrs  John,  dealer,  26  John  street 

Kelly  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  8  Chapel  street 

KELSO  Alexander,  surgeon,  45  Vennel.     House,  1  Cow- 
gate  street 

Kelso  Daniel,  of  M.  &  D.  Kelso.     House,  8  Kelly  street 

Kelso  James,  accountant  and  commission  agent,  14  Cathcart 
street.     House,  13  Union  street 

Kelso  M.  &  D. ,  coopers  and  fish  curers,  6  New  Dock  breast 

Kelso  Matthew,  of  M.  &  D.  Kelso.     Ho. ,  1  York  st. ,  Glebe 

Kelso  Robert,  cooper,  15  Tobago  street 

Kelso  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Market  street 

KEMP  John,  carter,  14  Terrace  road 

KEMSLEY  Samuel,  Customhouse  boatman,  18  Antigua  sf. 

KENT  Captain,  R.N.,  Mains  cottage 

H  2 


78  DIRECTORY. 


KENNEDY  Alexander,  miller,  7  Springkell  street 

Kennedy  Charles,  spirit  dealer,  17  Dalrymple  street 

Kennedy  Charles,  carpenter,  3  Manse  lane 

Kennedy  David,  carpenter,  18  John  street 

Kennedy  Donald,  carpenter,  20  Market  street 

Kennedy  Duncan,  labourer,  45  Shaw  street 

Kennedy  Francis,  rigger,  5  Shaw  street 

Kennedy  Hugh,  3  West  Quay  lane 

Kennedy  James,  labourer,  8  Manse  lane 

Kennedy  John,  labourer,  8  Manse  lane 

Kennedy  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  2  Springkell  street 

Kennedy  Robert,  mariner,  10  Shannon's  close 

Kennedy  Robert,  boilermaker,  31  Dalrymple  street 

Kennedy  Robert,  mason,  48  Nelson  street,  west 

Kennedy  William,  shipmaster,  6  Watt  street 

Kennedy  Miss  Mary  Anne,  dressmaker,  1  Manse  lane 

Kennedy  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Clarence  street 

Kennedy  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Watt  place 

KENYON  William,  mate,  13  West  Stewart  street 

KERNEY  William,  tailor,  7  Sir  Michael  street 

KER  Robert,  West  harbour  master.     Office,  East  breast. 

House,  24  Nicholson  street 
KERR  Archibald,  merchant,  West  breast.     House,  5  Bogle 

street 
Kerr  Daniel,  shoemaker,  19  Yennel 
Kerr  Denniston,  mariner,  8  Chapel  street 
Kerr  Duncan,  policeman,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Kerr  George,  labourer,  4  West  Quay  lane 
Kerr  Henry,  marble  cutter,  44  West  Blackhall  street.    Ho. , 

10  Bruce  street 
Kerr  James,  farmer,  Glenbrae 
Kerr  James,  warehouseman,  1  Patrick  street 
Kerr  James,  spirit  dealer,  10  West  breast.     Ho. ,  46  Cath- 

cart  street 
Kerr  James,  hammerman,  2  Broad  close 
Kerr  James,  stationer  and  bookseller,  14  Cathcart  street. 

House,  7  Bruce  street 
Kerr  James,  furnaceman,  Cappielow,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Kerr  John,  commercial  traveller,  6  Manse  lane 
Kerr  John,  rigger,  5  West  Quay  lane 
Kerr  John,  merchant  and  shipowner,  4  West  Quay.     Ho. , 

5  Abbotsford  place 
Kerr  John,  carpenter,  1  Regent  street 
Kerr  John,  dealer,  9  West  breast 
Kerr  John,  mason,  1  Bruce  street 
Kerr  Peter,  grocer,  11  Market  street 


DIRECTORY.  79 


Kerr  Peter,  huckster,  16  Market  street 

Kerr  Robert,  locker,  35  Ann  street 

Kerr  Robert,  joiner,  22  John  street 

Kerr  Robert,  brassfounder,  8  Hill  street 

Kerr  Stewart  S. ,  teacher,  40  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Kerr  William,  feuar,  19  Hamilton  street 

Kerr  William,  flesher,  51  Inverkip  street 

Kerr  Marion,  eating-house,  15  Yennel 

Kerr  Miss  Isabella,  25  Sir  Michael  street 

Kerr  Miss,  20  Mearns  street 

Kerr  Miss,  feuar,  5  Longwell  close 

Kerr  Miss,  62  Roxburgh  street 

Kerr  Miss,  28  West  Stewart  street 

Kerr  Miss,  29  Lynedoch  street 

Kerr  Mrs  James,  9  West  Stewart  street 

Kerr  Mrs  John,  33  Nicholson  street 

Kerr  Mrs  John,  19  Hamilton  street 

Kerr  Mrs  Martin,  3  East  Stewart  street 

Kerr  Mrs,  32  Eldon  street 

Kerr  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  Sir  Michael  street 

Kerr  Mrs,  feuar,  2  Duncan  street 

Kerr  Mrs,  22  Inverkip  street 

KERRS  &  M 'Bride,  merchants,  24  West  burn  street 

KEYS  William,  sugarboiler,  25  Baker  street 

Keys  Mrs,  1  Dellingburn  street 

KETTERER,    Currie,    &    Co.,   clock  manufacturers,    11 

Cross-shore  street.     House,  do. 
KIDD  John,  nurseryman,  seedsman,  and  florist,  Nelson 

street,  west.     House,  68  Roxburgh  street 
KIDSTON  A.  G.  &  Co.,  iron  and  metal  merchants,   48 

Rue-end  street,  and  2  Virginia  street 
KIELT  Henry,  lodgings,  10  Taylor's  close 
KILGOUR  John,  of  J.  Kilgour  &  Co.     House,  21  Arthur 

street 
Kilgour  J.  <fe  Co. ,  boilermakers,  9  Bogle  street 
KILLIN  Samuel,  potatoe  merchant,  8  Sir  Michael  street 
KILLOCH  Robert,  carpenter,  6  East  Blackhall  street 
KINCAID  Thomas,  ropemaker,  15  West  Stewart  street 
Kincaid  Thomas,  shipowner,  Quarry  bank,  5  Eldon  stteet 
KING  Alexander,  carter,  22  Cartsburn  street 
King  David,  carter,  3  Vennel 
King  D.  k  Co.,  grocers,  46  Shaw  street.     House,  7  Tobago 

street 
King  Galbraith,  sawyer,  Caledonian  Saw  Mills 
King  Gilbert,  baker,  17  Cathcart  street 
King  James,  gardener,  G7en 


DIRECTORY. 


King  James,  baker,  13  Inverkip  street 

King  James,  joiner,  2  John  street 

King  John,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 

King  John,  carter,  25  Bearhope  street 

King  John,  fireman,  1  Nicholson  street 

King  John,  labourer,  22  Shaw  street 

King  Lindsay,  Glasgow  carrier,  12  Hamilton  street 

King  Lindsay,  spirit  dealer,  5  Dalrymple  street 

King  Robert,  labourer,  42  Crawfurd  street 

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

King  Thomas,  writer,  2  Watt  place,     House,  Brigend 

King  William,  spirit  dealer,  Wellington  court.     House,  9 

William  street 
King  Wilham,  labourer,  9  Cowgate  street 
King  William,  letter  carrier,  Post  office 
King  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  3  Crawfurd  street 
King  Mrs  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  69  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
KLNLOCH  Mrs  Archibald,  34  Ann  street 
Kinloch  Mrs  William,  26  Cartsburn  street 
KINNA  Martin,  grocer,  28  Dalrymple  street 
KINNAIRD  John,  carter,  Longwell  close 
Kinnaird  Wilham,  cooper,  28  Roxburgh  street 
KINNIBURGH  James,  carpenter,  14  Market  street 
KINNELL  James,  warehouseman,  4  Watt  street 
KINNON  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  21  John  street 
KIPPEN,  Miss,  11  Ardgowan  square 
KIRK  Adam  &  Co. ,  tanners  and  curriers,  7  Harvie  lane 
Kirk  Robert,  druggist,  57  Shaw  street.  House,  10  Laird  st. 
Kirk  John,  mason,  76  Roxburgh  street 
Kirk  Mrs  Adam,  37  Ann  street 
Kirk  Mrs  Thomas,  6  West  Blackhall  street 
Kirk  Mrs,  4  West  Quay  lane 
KIRKALDY  William,  34  Eldon  street 
KIRKBRIDE  Christopher,  basket  maker,  20  Sugarhouse 

lane 
KIRKPATRICK   Daniel,   sugarbaker,  Finnieston,  Port- 
Glasgow  road 
Kirkpatrick  George,  West  End  Refreshment  Rooms,  6  West 

Quay  lane 
Kirkpatrick  James,  gardener,  28  West  Burn  street 
Kirkpatrick  John,  labourer,  6  West  Quay  lane 
KIRKWOOD  Alexander,  mason,  76  Roxburgh  street 
Kirkwood  James,  spirit  dealer,  10  East  breast.    House,  do. 
Kirkwood  James,  builder,  20  Antigua  street 
Kirkwood  James,  joiner,  17  Sir  Michael  street 
Kirkwood  John,  joiner,  3  Bruce  street 


DIRECTORY.  81 

Kirkwood  Robert,  mason,  Brachelston  toll 
Kirkwood  William,  engineer,  6  John  street 
KNAGGS  George,  porter,  7  New  Dock  lane 
KNOX  Alexander,  carpenter,  10  Cathcart  street 
Knox  John,  fireman,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 
Knox  Robert,  jun. ,  merchant,  Glasgow.  House,  West  bank, 

2  Margaret  street 
Knox  Thomas,  carpenter,  7  Under  crescent 
KYLE  Henry,  shoemaker,  3  Vennel 
Kyle  John,  Roman  Catholic  clergyman,  20  East  Shaw  st. 
Kyle  Peter,  carpenter,  2  Union  court 


LADYBURN  School  and  Meeting  house,  Ladybum 

LAFFERTY  Henry,  rivetter,  7  Mearns  street 

LAING  Andrew,  bookseller,  stationer  and  bookbinder,  49 

Cathcart  street.     House,  34  Ann  street 
Laing  F.   A.,  teacher,  Highlanders'  Academy.     House,  6 

Roxburgh  street 
Laing  William,  papermaker,  82  Regent  street 
LAIRD  Alexander,  warehouseman,  30  Union  street 
Laird  Alexander,  shoemaker,  32  Ann  street 
Laird  Alexander,  mariner,  34  Charles  street 
Laird  Alexander,  carter,  10  Baker  street 
Laird  Alexander,  church  officer,  16  Bearhope  street 
Laird  Alexander  &  Sons,  ship  agents,  2  Cross-shore  street 
Laird  Arthur,  boilermaker,  5  Market  street 
Laird  David,  sladesman,  9  Bearhope  street 
Laird  George  R. ,  clerk,  7  Kelly  street 
Laird  James,  shoemaker,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Laird  John,  farmer,  Bow,  Inverkip  road 
Laird  John,  rivetter,  8  Cross-shore  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  Rue-end  street 
Laird  Mrs  Sarah,  spirit  dealer,  6  Ann  street 
LAMB  George,  of  Thomas  Lamb  &  Sons.     House,  5  Tra- 
falgar street 
Lamb  Lawrence,  assistant  inspector  of  the  fisheries.    Office, 

3  Bank  street.     House,  12  Brisbane  street 
Lamb  Thomas  <te  Sons,  joiners,  glaziers,  blockmakers,  tur- 
ners, and  ship  carpenters,  30  Market  street  v 
Lamb  William  L. ,  of  Thomas  Lamb  &  Sons.     Ho. ,  Seafield 
Lamb  Mrs  Thomas,  5  Trafalgar  street 


DIRECTORY.  82 


LAMBERT  Francis,  fireman,  2  Union  court 

LAMBIE  John,  carpenter,  5  Lyle  street 

LAMONT  Alexander,  carpenter,  97  Regent  street 

Lamont  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,  35  Regent  street 
Lamont  Duncan,  carpenter,  7  Market  street 
Lamont  Duncan,  joiner,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Lamont  James,  carpenter,  3  Virginia  street 
Lamont  James  <fe  Co. ,  stationers,  7  Cross-shore  st.   Ho. ,  do. 
Lamont  James,  shipmaster,  Ewing's  buildings,  63  Rue-end 

street 
Lamont  John,  watchmaker,  22  Stanners  street 
Lamont  John,  labourer,  72  Roxburgh  street 
Lamont  John,  carpenter,  8  Shaw  street 
Lamont  John,  carpenter,  3  Manse  lane 
Lamont  Michael,  labourer,  14  Tobago  street 
Lamont  Neil,  tailor  and  clothier,  19  Hamilton  street.     Ho. 

9  Captain  street 
Lamont  Peter,  pensioner,  48  Vennel 

Lamont  Thomas  G.,  clerk,  Post  office.     Ho.  63  Rue-end  st. 
Lamont  William,  labourer,  5  Cartsburn  street 
Lamont  William,  carpenter,  Lyle's  land,  Backwalks 
Lamont  Mrs  Archibald,  7  John  street 
Lamont  Mrs,  1  Sugarhouse  lane 
LANDLES  William,  joiner,  8  East  Shaw  street 
LANG  Archibald,  engineer,  19  Ingleston  road 
Lang  Archibald,  bookseller,  9  John  street 
Lang  &  Aitken,  wrights,  15  Bogle  street 
Lang  Daniel,  at  Cunningham  and  M'Caskill's.     House,  6 

Chapel  street 
Lang  Duncan,  engineer,  22  Mearns  street 
Lang  Gabriel,  spirit  dealer,  4  Bearhope  street 
Lang  Gabriel,  coachman,  Garvel  park 
Lang  James,  of  Lang  &  Aitken.     Ho.,  13  Lynedoch  street 
Lang  James  Innes,  merchant,  Glenfield,  Union  street 
Lang  John,  steamboatman,  2  Nicholson  street 
Lang  John,  builder,  28  West  Burn  street 
Lang  John,  blockmaker,  8  Ann  street 
Lang  John,  grocer,  25  Dalrymple  street.     Ho.  19  Bank  st. 
Lang  John,  moulder,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Lang  Matthew,  carter  and  cowfeeder,  51  Roxburgh  street 
Lang  Robert,  joiner,  7  Hill  street 


DIRECTORY.  83 

Lang  Robert,  nesher,  1  Stanners  street.  House,  22  Cath- 
cart  street 

Lang  Robert,  mason,  5  Tobago  street.     House,  39  Ann  st. 

Lang  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  32  Charles  street 

Lang  Robert,  labourer,  2  Springkell  street 

Lang  Samuel,  cooper,  6  Kilblain  street 

Lang  William,  smith,  3  John  street 

Lang  William,  shoemaker,  14  Market  street 

Lang  William,  joiner,  64  Vennel 

Lang  Elizabeth,  boys'  dressmaker,  39  Ann  street 

Lang  Miss  Janet,  grocer,  6  Chapel  street 

Lang  Mrs  John,  11  West  Stewart  street 

Lang  Mrs  Thomas,  Glenfield,  Union  street 

Lang  Mrs  William,  straw  bonnetmaker,  25  Charles  street 

Lang  Mrs,  lodgings,  19  Cathcart  street 

Lang  Mrs,  14  Cross-shore  street 

Lang  Mrs,  5  Watt  street 

Lang  Mrs,  11  Cowgate  street 

LANGWILL  Archibald,  late  of  Customs.  House,  61 
Orangefield  place 

Langwill  Archibald,  jun. ,  writer  and  notary  public,  8  Ha- 
milton street.     House,  Orangefield  place 

LARKIE  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  57  Shaw  street 

LATHAM  David  M. ,  banker,  Seafield,  1  Margaret  street 

LAUDER  James,  mariner,  7  West  breast 

LAUGHTON  Rev.  William,  minister  of  St.  Thomas'  Free 
Church,  10  Forsyth  street 

Laughton  William,  carter,  53  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

LAURIE  Alexander,  cooper,  10  Hill  street 

Laurie  Alexander,  steward,  3  St.  Andrew's  square 

Laurie  Donald,  porter,  36  Hamilton  street 

Laurie  Duncan,  spirit  dealer,  Lower  Ingleston 

Laurie  <fc  Fleming,  carvers  and  gilders,  1  Bank  street 

Laurie  James,  joiner,  3  Under  crescent 

Laurie  James,  carpenter,  1  Sugarhouse  lane 

Laurie  James,  of  Laurie  and  Fleming.     House,  3  Lyle  st. 

Laurie  John,  of  Cowan  and  Laurie.   House,  5  Roxburgh  st. 

Laurie  John,  carpenter,  5  Sprinkell  street 

Laurie  Neil,  blockmaker,  5  Roxburgh  street 

Laurie  R.  R.,  of  Allan  and  Laurie.  House,  55  Shaw  street 

Laurie  Thomson,  pastry  baker,  7  Bruce  street 

Laurie  William,  mason,  3  York  street 

LAVENS  Robert,  carpenter,  13  Hamilton  street 

LAW  Charles,  pattern  maker,  Under  crescent 

Law  Mrs  Archibald,  28  Dalrymple  street 

Law  Mrs  James,  33  Nicholson  street 


84  DIRECTORY. 


Law  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Open  shore 

LAWSON  David,  carpenter,  10  Hill  street 

Lawson  John,  5  Watt  street 

Lawson  John,  joiner,  6  Hill  street 

Lawson  John,  mariner,  69  Vennel 

Lawson  William,  labourer,  1  Stanners  street 

Lawson  Mrs  John,  feuar,  6  East  Shaw  street 

Lawson  Mrs  William,  15  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Lawson  Mrs,  lodgings,  21  Nicholson  street 

LEARY  James,  engineer,  92  East  Hamilton  street 

LECKIE  Archibald,  painter,  1  Regent  street 

Leckie  Misses,  17  Antigua  street 

LEE  Robert,  pilot,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  street 

LEEDS  David,  mate,  22  Antigua  street 

LEES  James,  pattern  maker,  8  Chapel  street 

Lees  Robert,  engineer,  6  Ingleston  road 

Lees  Thomas,  joiner,  48  Nelson  street,  west 

Lees  Thomas,  quarrier,  42  West  Burn  street 

Lees  William,  gasfitter,  2  John  street 

Lees  Mrs  George,  25  Arthur  street 

LEGGAT  John,  tailor,  28  Roxburgh  street 

LEGGATE  James,  gutta  percha  worker,  45  Vennel.     Ho. 

35  Cathcart  street 
LEISK  Adam,  collector  of  harbour  dues,  6  Kilblain  street 
LEITCH  Alexander,  steamboat  master,  45  Rue-end  street 
Leitch  Alexander,  shipmaster,  7  Mearns  street 
Leitch  Angus,  pilot,  7  West  Stewart  street 
Leitch  Angus,  cooper,  26  Sir  Michael  street 
Leitch  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  57  Dalrymple  street 
Leitch  Archibald,  coach  proprietor  and  livery  stables,  White 

Hart  stables,  Cathcart  square.     House,  1  West  Stewart 

street 
Leitch  Arthur  O. ,  commission  and  insurance  agent,  11  West 

breast.     House,  Madeira  lodge,  Newark  street 
Leitch  Charles,  joiner,  13  Sir  Michael  street 
Leitch  Daniel,  tobacco  retailer,  39  Cathcart  street.     House, 

46  do. 
Leitch  Daniel,  painter,  32  Regent  street 
Leitch  Dougal,  carter,  Orchard  cottage 
Leitch  Duncan,  mate,  3  West  Quay  lane 
Leitch  Duncan,  coachman,  7  Highland  close 
Leitch  James,  sailmaker,  1  Duncan  street 
Leitch  John,  labourer,  2  Broad  close 
Leitch  John,  13  Ardgowan  square 

Leitch  John,  painter  and  paper-hanger,   10  West  breast. 
House,  13  Hope  place,  Antigua  street 


DIRECTORY.  85 


Leitch  John,  grocer,  41  Ann  street 

Leitch  John,  ropespinner,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 

Leitch  Neil,  spirit  dealer,  3  Shannon's  close 

Leitch  Neil,  searcher  and  landing  waiter,  Customs.     Ho. , 

Mount  park,  Bank  street 
Leitch  Neil,  steamboat  master,  8  Hill  street 
Leitch  Patrick,  shipmaster,  13  Ardgowan  square 
Leitch  Quintin  &  Co.,  ropemakers,  11  West  breast 
Leitch  William  O. ,  of  Quintin  Leitch  &  Co.     Ho. ,  Madeira 

Lodge,  Newark  street 
Leitch  William  T. ,  shopman,  5  Lynedoch  street 
Leitch  Mrs  John,  13  Ardgowan  square 
Leitch  Mrs  William,  Madeira  lodge,  Newark  street 
Leitch  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Springkell  street 
Leitch  Mrs,  31  Dabymple  street 
LENARD  Alexander,  labourer,  9  Highland  close 
Lenard  James,  mariner,  36  West  Burn  street 
LENNARD  James,  lathsplitter,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
LENNON  Mrs  P. ,  grocer,  18  Tobago  street 
LENNOX  Archibald,  smith,  7  East  Shaw  street 
Lennox  Charles,  joiner,  19  Ingleston  road 
Lennox  Hugh,  pattern  maker  and  grocer,  5  Lyle  street 
Lennox  John  &  Co. ,  felt  manufacturers,  29  Main  street, 

Cartsdyke 
Lennox  John,  of  John  Lennox  and  Co.      House,  6  East 

Blackhall  street 
Lennox  Neil,  smith,  19  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
LESLIE  James,  boiler  maker,  7  John  street 
Leslie  Kenneth,  smith,  41  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
LETHAM  William,  clerk,  35  East  Shaw  street 
Letham  Mrs  Robert,  35  East  Shaw  street 
LEVANS  John,  potato  dealer,  10  Inverkip  street 
LEVLEY  George,  skinner,  Ladyburn 
LEVY  Thomas,  gardener,  31  West  Burn  street 
LEWIS  Albert,  Dr.,  32  Shaw  street.     House,  do. 
Lewis  John,  huckster,  28  Dalrymple  street 
Lewis  Mrs,  15  Vennel 

LIDDELL  Archibald,  joiner,  3  East  Stewart  street 
Liddell  Mrs,  8  Trafalgar  street 
LIGHTEN  James,  labourer,  10  Ropework  street 
LILLEY  John,  labourer,  33  East  Shaw  street 
LINDSAY  Andrew,   of  Greenock  Spinning  Co.      House, 

Prospect  Hill 
Lindsay  Angus,  shoemaker,  3  Charles  street 
Lindsay  James,  joiner,  76  Roxburgh  street 
Lindsay  John,  slater,  13  Inverkip  street 


86  DIRECTORY. 


Lindsay  Luke,  watchmaker,  Mount  view 

Lindsay  Robert,  mason,  42  Inverkip  street 

Lindsay  Robert,  forger,  Finnieston,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Lindsay  Samuel,  carter,  3  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Lindsay  William  &  Co. ,  merchants,  ship  brokers,  insurance 

and  commisson  agents,  Excise  buildings 
Lindsay  William,  of    William  Lindsay  and  Co.     House, 

Mount  park,  Bank  street 
LINN  Thomas,  labourer,  3  Under  crescent 
LITTLE  James,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  1  East  breast. 

House,  6  Trafalgar  street 
Little  James,  Customs,  6  Brougham  street 
Little  James   &  Co.,  merchants   and  commission   agents, 

Excise  buildings 
Little  Robert,  merchant,  Excise  buildings.    House,  Finnart 

cottage 
Little  Robert,  tinsmith,  11  East  Quay  lane 
Little  Mrs  James,  feuar,  6  Brougham  street 
LIVER  Mrs,  10  Hamilton  street 
LIVERPOOL  Traders'  Office,  1  West  Quay.     Archibald 

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

&  Co.,  agents 
LIVINGSTON  Alexander,  blockmaker,  7  Hill  street 
Livingston  Angus,  joiner,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Livingston  Donald,  late  leather  merchant,  6  West  Stewart 

street 
Livingston  Duncan,  labourer,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Livingston  Hugh,  pilot,  5  West  Quay  lane 
Livingston  James,  labourer,  10  Roslin  street 
Livingston  John,  lodgings,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Livingston  John,  sawyer,  Kingston  cottages 
Livingston  John,  gardener,  26  Vennel 
Livingston  Robert,  labourer,  92  East  Hamilton  street 
Livingston  William,  huckster,  51  Vennel 
Livingston  Ann,  furrier,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Livingston  Mrs  John,  11  John  street 
Livingston  Mrs,  11  West  breast 
LO  CHART  John,  turner,  Kingston  cottages 
LOCHHEAD  James  L. ,  physician  and  surgeon,  35  Hamil- 
ton street.     House,  Bank  house 
Lochhead  Matthew  J. ,  engineer,  8  John  street 
Lochhead  Thomas,  joiner,  33  Hamilton  street 
Lochhead  Mrs,  16  William  Btreet 
LOCHRAN  Joseph,  seaman,  6  Dalrymple  street 
LOGAN  James,  potatoe  dealer,  10  William  street 


DIRECTORY.  87 


Logan  John,  mariner,  2  Union  court 

Logan  John,  boatman,  Drummer's  close 

Logan  Thomas,  joiner,  3  Hill  street 

Logan  Robert,  labourer,  2  Charles  street 

Logan  Steven,  grocer  and  provision  dealer,  45  Shaw  street. 
House,  do. 

Logan  William,  labourer,  1  Bearhope  street 

Logan  Miss,  sempstress,  37  Nicholson  street 

Logan  Mrs  William,  grocer,  22  Dalrymple  street 

Logan  Mrs,  dealer,  1  Vennel 

LONG-WILL  John,  shipmaster,  4  Lyle  street 

LONGAN  William,  labourer,  13  Cartsburn  street 

Longwill  Robert,  copper  and  tinsmith,  9  Hamilton  street. 
House,  18  Bogle  street 

Longwill  William,  joiner,  13  Cross-shore  street 

Longwill  Mrs,  20  West  Blackhall  street 

Longwill  Mrs,  43  Ann  street 

LORIMER  Robert,  carpenter,  Inch  works 

LOUGHRAN  Peter,  dealer,  14  Dalrymple  street 

LOUDOUN  Alexander,  clerk,  29  Roxburgh  street 

LOVE  Andrew,  smith,  farrier,  and  cartwright,  50  Rue-end 
street.     House,  59  do. 

Love  James,  joiner,  5  Market  street 

Love  John,  governor  of  prison,  1  Market  street.  House, 
Bank  street 

Love  John,  session-clerk,  and  registrar  of  births,  deaths, 
and  marriages,  for  East  parish  ;  music  seller  and  piano- 
forte maker,  11  Cathcart  street.     House,  do. 

Love  Robert,  nautical  instrument  maker,  64  Roxburgh  st. 

Love  William,  refreshment  rooms,  30  Cathcart  street. 
House,  do. 

Love  Mrs  John,  Holmscroft  street 

Love  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Hamilton  street 

LOW  Adam,  smith,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Low  Alexander,  Kingston  sawmills.  House,  Inch  bank 
cottage 

Low  Alexander,  miller,  7  St.  Lawrence  street 

Low  Archibald,  joiner,  Kingston  cottages 

Low  John,  smith,  5  John  street 

Low  Mrs,  6  Bruce  street 

Low  Mrs,  11  Nicholson  street 

LUCKLAN  James,  mariner,  3  Market  street 

LUMSDEN  Miss,  mangier,  12  Inverkip  steeet 

LUSK  Robert,  wholesale  grocer,  14  Charles  street.  Ho. , 
Rosebank  house 

Lusk  Mrs,  Longwell  close 


88  DIRECTORY. 


LYALL  Alexander,  Campfield,  Gourock 

Lyall  James,  refreshment  rooms,  east  end  of  Victoria  har- 
bour, 6  Rue-end  street 

LYLE  Abram  &  Sons,  coopers  and  stave  merchants,  6 
Nicholson  street 

Lyle  Abram,  of  Abram  Lyle  &  Sons.  House,  20  Nicholson 
street 

Lyle  Alexander,  moulder,  21  Regent  street 

Lyle  Duncan,  cooper,  9  Nicholson  street 

Lyle  Edward,  cooper,  3  Nicholson  street 

Lyle  George,  carter,  5  Shaw  street 

Lyle  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  4  West  Quay  lane. 
House,  2  Shaw  place 

Lyle  John,  miller  and  spirit  dealer,  18  Inverkip  street 

Lyle  Robert,  of  Abram  Lyle  &  Sons.     Ho. ,  4  Nicholson  st. 

Lyle  Thomas,  boatbuilder,  35  Rue-end  street.  House,  32 
Regent  street 

Lyle  William,  carpenter,  29  Lynedoch  street 

LYNCH  James,  shoemaker,  18  Market  street 

Lynch  Jeremiah,  labourer,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Lynch  Patrick,  rafter,  22  Shaw  street 

Lynch  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  2  Highland  close 

LYNN  Michael,  mason,  2  Nicholson  street 

LYON  David,  cowfeeder,  Cartsburn  house 

Lyon  James,  cooper,  6  Roslin  street 

Lyon  James,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 

Lyon  James,  locker,  8  Chapel  street 

Lyon  John,  joiner,  10  Antigua  street 

Lyon  John,  brassfounder,  3  Dellingburn  street.  House,  8 
Baker  street 

Lyon  Malcolm,  carpenter,  4  Tobago  street 

Lyon  Thomas,  turner,  19  Ingleston  road 

Lyon  William,  cooper,  6  Roslin  street 

Lyon  Miss,  dressmaker,  12  Blackhall  street 

Lyon  Mrs  Andrew,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  2  Tobago  st. 

Lyon  Mrs  Robert,  54  West  Blackhall  street 

Lyon  Mrs,  12  Bogle  street 

LYONS  Mrs  Patrick,  4  Bearhope  street 

M 

MADDEN  William,  labourer,  8  Sir  Michael  street 

MAIN  David,  carpenter,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 

Main  Duncan,  smith,  4  Hill  street 

Main  Capt.  Hugh,  steamship  commander,  Mount  pleasant 

Main  Robert,  shipmaster,  26  Nicholson  street 


DIRECTORY.  89 


Main  Robert,  tidewaiter,  28  West  Blackhall  street 

Main  Mrs  Robert,  18  Kelly  street 

MAINS  James,  ropemaker,  19  Regent  street 

Mains  John,  labourer,  36  Crawfurd  street 

MAIRS  John,  tailor,  3  Duncan  street 

MAITLAND  Henry,  joiner,  22  Ann  street 

Maitland  James,  engineer,  1  Arthur  street 

Maitland  John,  labourer,  44  Inverkip  street 

Maitland  Mrs  John,  11  Market  street 

MALCOM  John,  inspector  of  poor.  Office,  Captain  street. 
House,  56  Ann  street 

MALCOLM  Archibald,  engineer,  5  Cowgate  street 

Malcolm  &  Co. ,  coopers  and  fish  curers,  3  East  Shaw  street 

Malcolm  Daniel,  weaver,  53  Vennel 

Malcolm  David,  52  Dalrymple  street 

Malcolm  John,  cooper,  29  Sir  Michael  street 

Malcolm  Walter,  of  Malcolm  &  Co.    House,  9  Lynedoch  st. 

Malcolm  Mrs,  2  East  Breast 

MALLOCH  David,  missionary,  7  Lynedoch  street 

MANCE  Robert,  labourer,  23  Ann  street 

MANECE  William,  labourer,  23  Ann  street 

MANN  Alexander,  superintendent  of  police.  House,  15 
Nelson  street 

Mann  Charles,  shipmaster,  14  Bogle  street 

Mann  <fo  Sutherland,  merchants  and  agents,  1  and  3  East 
Quay  lane 

MANSON  James,  carpenter,  9  Hill  street 

MANTELL  William,  carpenter,  31  Regent  street 

MARINE  Board  and  Shipping  Office  for  Seamen,  5  Vir- 
ginia street 

MARQUIS  Angus,  mariner,  11  Hamilton  street 

Marquis  James,  joiner,  2  Hill  street 

Marquis  Miss,  Finnart 

MARR  James,  jeweller,  3  York  street 

Marr  Mrs  Douglas,  lodgings,  17  Lynedoch  street 

MARSHALL  Claud,  late  sheriff-substitute,  66  Regent  st. 

Marshall  Claud,  jr. ,  of  Patten  and  Marshall,  66  Regent  st. 

Marshall  Daniel,  baker,  39  Hamilton  street 

Marshall  David,  carpenter,  29  Sir  Michael  street 

Marshall  David,  carter,  16  Tobago  street 

Marshall  David,  labourer,  33  Vennel 

Marshall  John,  ropemaker,  16  Bearhope  street 

Marshall  Robert,  patternmaker,  27  Lynedoch  street 

Marshall  Robert,  boilermaker,  56  Vennel 

Marshall  Robert,  shoemaker,  25  Ann  street 

Marshall  Thomas,  carter,  19  Cathcart  street 

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90  DIRECTORY. 


Marshall  William  &  Son,  tanners,  skinners,  and  wool  mer- 
chants, Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Marshall  William,  grocer,  27  Hamilton  street.     House,  39 

Ann  street 
Marshall  William  Johnstone,  M.D.     Consulting  room,  14 

Hamilton  street.     House,  66  Regent  street 
Marshall  William,  boilermaker,  56  Vennel 
Marshall  Miss,  56  Roxburgh  street 
Marshall  Miss  Catherine,  Ladyburn  house 
Marshall  Mrs,  teacher  of  music,  12  West  Blackball  street 
Marshall  Mrs  James,  34  Ann  street 
MARTIN  Alexander,  bootcloser,  20  Ann  street 
Martin  Augustus,  carpenter,  14  Cathcart  street 
Martin  &  Co. ,  shipowners  and  merchants,  8  William  street 
Martin  Con,  sugar  labourer,  28  Dalrymple  street 
Martin  Daniel,  sailmaker,  1  East  Shaw  street 
Martin  David,  carpenter,  11  Hill  street 
Martin  James,  cabinetmaker,  64  Roxburgh  street 
Martin  James,  engineer,  8  Cross-shore  street 
Martin  James,  spirit  dealer,  45  Dalrymple  street 
Martin  James  G. ,  pilot,  35  Crawfurd  street 
Martin  John,  cutler,  37  Shaw  street.     House,  1  Bank  st. 
Martin  John,  labourer,  9  East  Quay  lane 
Martin  Neil,  carpenter,  13  Cross-shore  street 
Martin  Neil,  labourer,  35  Cathcart  street 
Martin  R.  and  J. ,  bakers,  31  Hamilton  street 
Martin  Robert,  of  B.  and  J.  Martin.     House,  31  Hamilton 

street 
Martin  Robert,  pansman,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Martin  Robert,  steward,  16  Cross-shore  street 
Martin  Thomas,  shipmaster,  29  Sir  Michael  street 
Martin  William,  of  Martin  and  Co.     House,  18  Patrick  st. 
Martin  Mrs  John,  Trinidad  place,  12  Eldon  street 
Martin  Mrs  Thomas,  29  Sir  Michael  street 
Martin  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  Cross-shore  street 
MASONS'  Hall,  17  Charles  street 
Mason  Henry,  moulder,  34  Dalrymple  street 
Mason  John,  mason,  49  Roxburgh  street 
Mason  William,  carpenter,  10  Vennel 
Mason  Mrs,  lodgings,  16  East  Shaw  street 
MASTER  Wrights'  Society's  Hearse  House,  12  Bearhope 

street 
MASTERSON  Edward,  mariner,  1  Clarence  street 
MATHEWS  John,  mariner,  3  Buccleuch  street 
MATHIE  Margaret,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
MATHIESON  Donald,  labourer,  43  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 


DIRECTORY.  91 


Mathieson  John,  carter,  26  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Mathieson  Neil,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  31  Cathcart  street. 

House,  29  Cathcart  street 
Mathieson  Robert,  smith,  9  Arthur  street 
Mathieson  Robert,  joiner,  5  Bruce  street 
Mathieson  Roderick,  joiner,  10  Hill  street 
MAVEN  Mrs,  huckster,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
MAXTON  Mrs  Peter,  19  Patrick  street 
MAXWELL  James,  tinsmith,  6  Union  court 
Maxwell  Robert,  boilermaker,  19  Cathcart  street 
Maxwell  Thomas,  mason,  1  Springkell  street 
Maxwell  Mrs,  6  Dalrymple  street 
MAYS  Robert,  pawnbroker  and  auctioneer,  10  Dalrymple 

street  and  1  Bell  entry.     House,  do. 
Mays  William,  clothier  and  draper,  12  Dalrymple  street 
MEARNS  Mrs,  lodgings,  11  Market  street 
MECHANICS'  Library,  Reading-Room,  and  Public  Baths, 

Mechanics'  Institution,  11  Sir  Michael  street 
MECHAN  Francis,  labourer,  33  Regent  street 
Mechan  Thomas,  carpenter,  20  Stanners  street 
MEHAR  Thomas,  tailor,  13  Highland  close 
MEIKLE  Thomas,  painter,  15  Market  street 
MELDRUM  George,  engineer,  11  St  Andrew's  street 
MELLOR  John,  joiner,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
MELOY  George,  general  dealer,  13  Crawfurd  street 
MELROSE  William,  cooper,  60  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
MELVILLE  Mrs,  2  William  street 
MELVIN  Alexander,  smith,  30  Regent  street 
Melvin  William  &  Co. ,  commission  agents,  4  Bogle  street. 

House,  Ashton,  Gourock 
Melvin  Mrs,  grocer,  36  Vennel 
MENNIE  George,  engineer,  4  Ingleston  road 
MENZIES  Alexander,  sailmaker,  2  Virginia  street.     Ho. , 

Armadale  buildings,  Lyle  street 
Menzies  Hugh,  carter,  25  Sugarhouse  lane 
Menzies  James,  feuar  and  gardener,  20  Hamilton  street 
Menzies  James,  boatman,  3  Cowgate  street 
Menzies  James,  steward,  8  Manse  lane 
Menzies  John,  silversmith,  12  Hamilton  street 
Menzies  John,  teacher,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Menzies  William,  tailor,  8  Hamilton  street 
Menzies  William  H. ,  shipmaster,  11  Antigua  street 
Menzies  William,  patternmaker,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Menzies  Mrs  Alexander,  22  Bank  street 
Menzies  Mrs,  midwife,  55  Shaw  street 
METHODIST  Chapel,  11  Tobago  street 


92  DIRECTORY. 


MIDDLE  (Free)  Church,  29  West  Burn  street 

Middle  Parish  Church,  Cathcart  square 

Middle  Parish  School,  9  Ann  street 

MILLAR  Alexander  <fe  Co. ,  pawnbrokers,  31  Vennel.  Ho. , 

35  Ann  street 
Millar  Andrew,  carpenter,  15  John  street 
Millar  Andrew,  porter,  14  Bearhope  street 
Millar  Archibald,  blockmaker,  23  East  Shaw  street 
Millar  Charles,  gardener,  Auchindarroch,  East  parish 
Millar  David,  carter,  7  Under  crescent 
Millar  Duncan,  shoemaker,  28  Tobago  street 
Millar  Hugh,  carpenter,  1  Carnock  street 
Millar  James,  joiner,  72  Roxburgh  street 
Millar  James,  labourer,  Lower  Ingleston  road 
Millar  John,  baker,  3  Hamilton  street,  and  12  Ann  street. 

House,  do. 
Millar  John,  harbour  master,  12  East  India  breast.     Ho., 

31  Rue-end  street 
Millar  John,  carpenter,  2  Springkell  street 
Millar  John,  carter,  2  Springkell  street 
Millar  John,  labourer,  38  Vennel 
Millar  John,  smith,  37  Crawfurd  street 
Millar  John,  cooper,  5  Factory  lane 
Millar  Joseph,  carter  and  keeper  of  washing  green,  Nelson 

street,  west 
Millar  Peter,  huckster,  38  Yennel 
Millar  Peter,  carpenter,  1.1  Hill  street 
Millar  Robert,  baker,  5  Hamilton  street.     House,  do. 
Millar  Robert,  paper  maker,  Overton 
Millar  Robert,  shipowner,  41  Union  street 
Millar  Robert,  joiner,  8  Ann  street 
Millar  Thomas,  railway  guard,  17  Ingleston  road 
Millar  Walter,  machine  keeper,  47  Ann  street 
Millar  William,  smith,  1  Arthur  street 
Millar  William,  farmer,  Bhawhirly,  East  parish 
Millar  William,  engineer,  10  Carnock  street 
Millar  William,  joiner,  Cartsburn  house 
Millar  William,  engineer,  3  John  street 
Millar  William,  skinner,  7  Arthur  street 
Millar  William,  shipmaster,  82  Regent  street 
Millar  William,  spirit  dealer,  42  Cathcart  street 
Millar  William,  tinsmith,  3  Hill  street 
Miliar  Miss  Anna,  teacher,  3  Lyle  street 
Millar  Miss  Isabella,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  49  Inverkip 

street 
Millar  Miss,  2  Jamaica  street 


DIRECTORY.  93 


Millar  Miss,  lodgings,  45  Rue-end  street 

Millar  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  1  Stanners  street 

Millar  Mrs  John,  huckster,  29  Charles  street 

Millar  Mrs  Peter,  lodgings,  21  Charles  street 

Millar  Mrs  Thomas,  grocer,  40  Crawfurd  street 

Millar  Mrs,  29  Hamilton  street 

MILLER  Alexander,  9  Forsyth  street 

Miller  James,  of  Caird  &  Co.,  9  Forsyth  street 

Miller  James,  jun.,  engineer,  of  Caird  &  Co.,  Eldon  street 

Miller  John  &  Co. ,  general  agents,  5  West  quay 

Miller  John,  of  John  Miller  &  Co.     House,  22  Patrick  st. 

Miller  William,  71  Vennel 

Miller  Mrs  John,  14  William  street 

Miller  Mrs  Thomas,  hotel-keeper,  White  Hart,  50  Cathcart 
street 

MILLIGAN  John,  flesher,  6  Inverkip  street 

Milligan  William,  clerk,  29  Lynedoch  street 

MILLS  Benjamin,  carpenter,  37  Rue-end  street 

Mills  Charles,  clerk,  25  Kelly  street 

Mills  James,  mariner,  2  East  Quay  lane 

Mills  Robert,  grocer,  34  Shaw  street.     House,  22  Bank  st. 

Mills  William,  mariner,  16  Sir  Michael  street 

Mills  Mrs,  29  Hamilton  street 

MILNE  Alexander,  11  Duncan  street 

Milne  David  P.,  21  Regent  street 

Milne  David,  tailor,  32  Hamilton  street 

Milne  Edward,  smith,  58  Vennel 

Milne  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  6  Watson's  lane.  Ho. , 
3  Tobago  street 

Milne  James,  jun.,  teacher  and  accountant,  37  West  burn 
street.     House,  62  Roxburgh  street 

Milne  John,  smith,  12  St.  Lawrence  street 

Milne  Richard,  mason,  48  Inverkip  street 

MINNAS  William,  sugar  baker,  14  St.  Andrew's  street 

MINTO  George,  grocer,  42  Cathcart  street.  House,  Mount 
place,  Ann  street 

MITCHELL  Adam,  bookbinder  and  bookseller,  32  Hamil- 
ton street.     House,  32  Ann  street 

Mitchell  Arthur,  joiner,  23  Lynedoch  street 

Mitchell  Daniel,  carter,  48  Inverkip  street 

Mitchell  James,  innkeeper,  8  East  breast 

Mitchell  James,  cooper,  11  Nicholson  street 

Mitchell  James,  rivetter,  15  Arthur  street 

Mitchell  John,  foreman,  Western  Saw  Mill,  38  West  Stewart 
street 

Mitchell  John,  smith,  7  Sir  Michael  street 


94  DIRECTORY. 


Mitchell  John,  labourer,  11  Duncan  street 

Mitchell  John,  grocer,  41  Vennel 

1'1  itchell  John,  carpenter,  3  John  street 

Mitchell  Joseph,  carter,  15  Ropework  street 

Mitchell  Matthew,  of  Thomson  and  Mitchell.     House,  8 

Ardgowan  street,  west 
Mitchell  Robert,  sawyer,  3  Hamilton  street 
Mitchell  Robert,  carpenter,  Blair's  land,  Cartsburn 
Mitchell  Thomas,  mason,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Mitchell  William,  joiner,  17  Ingleston  road 
Mitchell  William,  boilermaker,  33  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Mitchell  William,  joiner,  21  Regent  street 
Mitchell  Miss  C,  23  Nicholson  street 
Mitchell  Miss  Mary,  grocer,  42  Shaw  street 
Mitchell  Mrs,  midwife,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
MOFFAT  David,  draughtsman,  5  Lyle  street 
Moffat  George,  superintendent  and  inspector  of  flesh  mar- 
ket.    House,  11  Charles  street 
Moffat  John,  smith,  33  Regent  street 
Moffat  Mrs  William,  huckster,  22  Cartsburn  street 
MOIR  Archibald,  mason,  47  Ann  street 
MOLOY  Duncan,  mariner,  9  East  Shaw  street 
MOLLAND  Miss,  dressmaker,  51  Rue-end  street 
Molland  Mrs,  51  Rue-end  street 
MOLLOY  Tliomas,  tailor,  6  Dalrymple  street 
MONTGOMERY  Alexander,  joiner,  5  Brisbane  street 
Montgomery  Archibald,  messenger,  post  office 
Montgomery  John,  sailmaker,  16  Ann  street 
Montgomery  John,  labourer,  13  Clarence  street 
Montgomery  Robert,  carpenter,  27  Hamilton  street 
Montgomery  Robert,  cooper,  17  Ingleston  road 
Montgomery  Mrs,  farmer,  Low  Cowdenknowes 
Montgomery  Mrs,  35  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
MOODY  Allan,  grocer,  42  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Moody  M.  &l  Co. ,  clothiers  and  outfitters,  18  Hamilton  st. 

House,  46  Cathcart  street 
Moody  William,  shoemaker,  46  Cathcart  street 
Moody  William,  sawyer,  East  Hamilton  street 
Moody  Mrs  James,  huckster,  47  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
MOONEY  Daniel,  grocer,  4  Manse  lane 
Mooney  Michael,  boilermaker,  2  Springkell  street 
Mooney  Thomas,  carpenter,  59  Dalrymple  street 
MORE  Andrew,  causeway  contractor,  1  William  street 
More  Mrs  Andrew,  feuar,  3  Bearhope  street 
More  Mrs  James,  feuar,  65  Roxburgh  street 
More  Mrs  James,  8  Chapel  street 


DIRECTORY.  95 

MORGAN  George,  sailmaker,  26  Vermel 

Morgan  Joseph,  moulder,  15  Arthur  street 

Morgan  Patrick,  labourer,  1  Clarence  street 

MORIES  <fe  Nicol,  coal  merchants,  8  East  India  breast 

Mories  Henry,  engineer,  5  Hill  street 

Mories  John  &  Co. ,  timber  merchants  and  measurers,  10 
East  India  breast 

Mories  John,  of  John  Mories  &  Co.     Ho. ,  Abbotsford  place 

Mories  Miss  Janet,  milliner  and  straw-hat  maker,  16  Cath- 
cart  street 

MORISON  Robert,  searching  and  landing  waiter  of  H.  M.  C. 
50,  Eldon  street 

MORREN  James,  mason,  31  Hamilton  street 

Morren  Mrs  Nathaniel,  29  Brougham  street 

MORRIS  Hugh,  carpenter,  6  Cross-shore  street 

Morris  Hugh,  spirit  dealer,  27  Vennel 

Morris  John,  feuar,  8  West  burn  street 

MORRISON  Alexander,  blacksmith,  20  Market  street 

Morrison  Alexander  Millar,  21  Lynedoch  street 

Morrison  Andrew,  joiner,  6  John  street 

Morrison  Angus,  policeman,  20  West  Blackhall  street 

Morrison  Archibald,  clothier,  44  Cathcart  street.  House, 
44  Eldon  street 

Morrison  Duncan,  joiner,  1  Arthur  street 

Morrison  George,  joiner,  51  Inverkip  street 

Morrison  Hugh,  maltman,  35  Nicholson  street 

Morrison  James,  flesher,  7  West  Blackhall  street.  House, 
21  Nicholson  street 

Morrison  James,  moulder,  13  John  street 

Morrison  James,  of  J.  Morrison  &  Sons,  38  Sir  Michael  st. 

Morrison  James,  clerk,  10  East  Blackhall  street 

Morrison  James,  tailor,  2  Buccleuch  street 

M  orrison  John,  engineer,  17  John  street 

Morrison  John,  sawyer,  7  Under  crescent 

Morrison  John,  skipper,  30  Nicholson  street 

Morrison  John,  shoemaker,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 

Morrison  John  <fc  Sons,  booksellers,  stationers,  bookbinders, 
paper  rulers,  librarians,  and  account  book  manu- 
facturers, 6  William  street,  67  Rue-end  street,  and  21 
Hamilton  street.     Workshop,  Harvie  Lane  hall 

Morrison  John,  of  John  Morrison  &  Sons,  38  Sir  Michael  st. 

Morrison  John,  jun. ,  of  John  Morrison  &  Sons,  Cappielow 
cottage,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Morrison  John,  grocer,  31  Roxburgh  street 

Morrison  John,  carpenter,  5  Duncan  street 

Morrison  Michael,  ropemaker,  20  West  Blackhall  street 


96  DIRECTORY. 


Morrison  Peter,  carpenter,  28  Tobago  street 

Morrison  Peter,  superintendent  of  Shaws  Water  Company's 

Works,  Everton  cottage 
Morrison  Thomas,  porter,  76  Roxburgh  street 
Morrison  William,  late  collector  of  harbour  dues,  11  West 

Stewart  street 
Morrison  William,  smith,  35  Nicholson  street 
Morrison  Miss  Elizabeth,  mangier,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Morrison  Miss,  lodgings,  8  Shaw  street 
M  orrison  Mrs  J. ,  37  H  amilton  street 
Morrison  Mrs  Neil,  41  Crawfurd  street 
Morrison  Mrs,  2  Buccleuch  street 
MORTIMER  Mrs,  15  Vennel 
MORTON  Rev.  Andrew,  1  Fox  street 
Morton  Andrew  C. ,  of  Fraser  and  Morton,  19  Ardgowan 

street,  west 
Morton  James,   of  Greenock  Iron   Co.,   Balclutha  house, 

Newark  street 
Morton  William,  mariner,  3  Cowgate  street 
Morton  &l  Young,  tea  dealers,  30  Fl  amilton  street 
Morton  Mrs  J.,  19  Ardgowan  street,  west 
M  OSSMAN  James,  of  Mossman  <b  Park,  2  Bruce  street 
Mossman  John,  joiner,  5  Market  street 
Mossman    <fe    Park,    funeral    undertakers,    joiners,    and 

glaziers,  14  Ann  street 
Mossman  William,  joiner,  56  Roxburgh  street 
MOULD  William,   tailor,    16  William  street,   corner  of 

Cathcart  square 
MOWAT  Donald,  pilot,  39  Crawfurd  street 
Mowat  William,  boilermaker,  22  Arthur  street.     House, 

28  Cartsburn  street 
MUIR  Allan,  jun. ,  baker,  19  Hamilton  st.     Ho. ,  27  do. 
Muir  Allan,  sen. ,  feuar  and  grain  merchant,  15  Kelly  st. 
Muir  Archibald,  shipmaster,  40  Shaw  street 
Muir  Charles,  nailmaker,  4  East  Shaw  street 
Muir  Crawford,  writer,  5  Hamilton  street.     Ho. ,  32  West 

Blackhall  street 
Muir  David,  grocer  and  baker,  15  Market  street 
Muir  Duncan,  porter,  23  Charles  street 
Muir  James,  precentor  and  gas  inspector,  7  Bruce  street 
Muir  James,  joiner,  10  Baker  street 
Muir  John,  carpenter,  8  Baker  street 
Muir  John,  baker,  28  West  Blackhall  street 
Muir  Joseph,  mason,  1  Kilblain  street 
Muir  Matthew,  porter,  9  Argyle  street 
Muir  Neil,  baker,  5  William  street.     House,  8  Antigua  st. 


DIRECTORY.  97 


Muir  Neil,  tobacco  retailer,  28  Cathcart  street.     House,  32 

Regent  street 
Muir  Peter,  railway  guard,  9  Hill  street 
Muir  Richard,  bootmaker,  Town  Buildings,  6  Hamilton  st. 

House,  6  Boyd  street,  Glebe 
Muir  Robert,  labourer,  17  Arthur  street 
Muir  Robert,  baker,  26  Shaw  street.     House,  11  do. 
Muir  Robert,  shoemaker,  3  Tobago  street 
Muir  Robert,  provision  merchant,    25  Vennel.       House, 

Holmscroft  street 
Muir  Robert,  mason  and  precentor,  69  Roxburgh  street 
Muir  Samuel,  steamboat  pilot,  15  Cross-shore  street 
Muir  Thomas,  carpenter,  Longwell  close 
Muir  William,  fireman,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
Muir  William,  locker,  Customs,  9  Captain  street 
Muir  William,  carpenter,  11  Arthur  street 
Muir  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  33  Cathcart  st.     Ho. , 

15  Lynedoch  street 
Muir  William,  carpenter,  19  Regent  street 
Muir  Miss  Elizabeth,  6  Hill  street 
Muir  Miss  Isabella,  sempstress,  4  East  Shaw  street 
Muir  Mrs  George,  Mount  park  cottage,  Bank  street 
Muir  Mrs  Robert,  Rosehill  cottage 
Muir  Mrs,  12  Cross-shore  street 
Muir  Mrs,  lodgings,  16  East  Quay  lane 
Muir  Miss,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Muir  Mrs,  huckster,  8  Cross-shore  street 
Muir  Mrs,  tripe  shop,  41  Vennel 
MULHERN  Charles,  lumper,  10  West  breast 
Mulhern  Hugh,  grocer,  4  Manse  lane 
Mulhern  James,  stevedore,  24  Hamilton  street 
Mulhern  Thomas,  28  Dalrymple  street 
MULLEN  Patrick,  labourer,  13  Inverkip  street 
MUNDAY  Peter,  cooper,  31  Hamilton  street 
MUNN  Andrew,  tailor,  16  William  street 
Munn  Duncan,  porter,  23  Charles  street 
Munn  James,  boatman  11  West  breast 
Munn  James,  joiner,  Kingston  cottages,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Munn  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  10  Smith's  lane 
Munn  Miss  Janet,  dressmaker,  1  Manse  lane 
Munn  Mrs,  11  West  breast 
MUNRO  Alexander,  28  Crawfurd  street 
Munro  Andrew  &,  Co. ,  agents  and  commission  merchants,  5 

West  quay 
Munro  Andrew,  of  Andrew  Munro  &  Co.,  Union  street 
Munro  Angus,  18  Vennel 


98  DIRECTORY. 


Munro  Angus,  railway  clerk,  10  Bruce  street 
Munro  Donald,  weigher,  20  Cathcart  street 
Munro  Donald,  36  Crawfurd  street 
Munro  Duncan,  shoemaker,  3  Cowgate  street 
Munro  James,  labourer,  27  Roxburgh  street 
Munro  John,  carpenter,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Munro  John,  smith,  Alma  cottage,  Hillend  road 
Munro  John,  shoemaker,  38  Ann  street 
Munro  Malcolm,  carter,  12  Cross-shore  street 
Munro  Norman,  carpenter,  40  West  Burn  street 
Munro  Robert,  tinsmith,  26  Sir  Michael  street 
Munro  William,  carpenter,  7  West  Stewart  street 
Munro  Miss  Mary,  19  Shaw  street 
MURCH  Richard,  carpenter,  96  Regent  street 
MURCHIE  Mrs,  lodgings,  8  Cross-shore  street 
MURDOCH  Duncan,  blanket  warehouse,  14  Tobago  street 
Murdoch  John,  boilermaker,  8  John  street 
Murdoch  John,  railway  watchman,  10  Shaw  street 
Murdoch  Robert,  joiner,  35  Hamilton  street 
Murdoch  Elizabeth,  dressmaker  <fc  tailoress,  16  William  st, 
Murdoch  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  16  Hamilton  street 
Murdoch  Mrs  William,  feuar,  12  Bank  street 
MURPHY  Alexander,  tailor,  4  William  street 
Murphy  Andrew,  shoemaker,  3  Dalrymple  street 
Murphy  John,  confectioner,  3  Taylor's  close 
Murphy  Paul,  shoemaker,  16  Dalrymple  street 
Murphy  Robert,  cooper,  7  Yennel 
Murphy  Robert,  cooper,  27  Roxburgh  street 
MURRAY  Alexander,  ropemaker,  7  Tobago  street 
Murray  Alexander,  pattern  maker,  7  Cathcart  street 
Murray  Archibald,  engineer,  5  John  street 
Murray  David,  mason,  27  Charles  street 
Murray  George,  sailmaker,  4  Nicholson  street 
Murray  George,  storekeeper,  19  Shaw  street 
Murray  Hugh,  moulder,  1  Springkell  street 
Murray  James,  gatekeeper,  2  Cartsburn  street 
Murray  James,  marine  store,  3  Lindsay's  lane 
Murray  James,  labourer,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Murray  James,  turner,  11  Roslin  street 
Murray  James,  basket  maker,  1  Cowgate  street 
Murray  John,  smith,  15  John  street 

Murray  John,  omnibus  proprietor,  Finnieston,  Port-Glas- 
gow road.     House,  8  Kelly  street 
Murray  John,  labourer,  69  M  ain  street,  Cartsdyke 
Murray  Peter,   teacher,  13   East   Shaw  street.     House,  5 
Trafalgar  street 


DIRECTORY.  99 


Murray  Robert,  engineer,  4  Ingleston  road 
Murray  Robert,  engineer,  20  Antigua  street 
Murray  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  12  St  Lawrence  street 
Murray  William,  shipmaster,  19  Sugarhouse  lane 
Murray  William,  gardener,  15  Brougham  street 
Murray  William,  joiner,  18  Hamilton  street 
Murray  William,  labourer,  44  Yennel 
Murray  William,  smith,  11  Arthur  street 
Murray  Mrs  E.,  8  Watt  street 

Murray  Mrs  Robert,  ladies'  seminary,  2  York  street 
Murray  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  11  Arthur  street 
Murray  Mrs  S.,  lodgings,  46  Cathcart  street 
MUSHET  John,  boilermaker,  11  Rue-end  street 

M' 

M'ADAM  Andrew,  sawyer,  22  Antigua  street 
M  'Adam  John,  blockmaker,  51  Roxburgh  street 
M'ALEER  Patrick,  sugar  baker,  22  Stanners  street 
MACALLISTER  Daniel,  feuar,  16  Kelly  street 
Macallister  Mrs  John,  15  Lynedoch  street 
M'ALLISTER  Alexander,  labourer,  59  Dalrymple  street 
M'Allister  Allan,  blockmaker,  16  Hamilton  street 
M'Allister  Andrew,  labourer,  59  Dalrymple  street 
M'Allister  Andrew,  baker,  25  Hamilton  street 
M'Allister  Archibald,  carpenter,  33  Hamilton  street 
M'Allister  Archibald,  chimney  sweep,  Drummer's  close 
M'Allister  Archibald,  tobacconist,  1  East  Quay  lane 
M  'Allister  Archibald,  steamboat  agent,  1  East  Quay  lane. 

House,  45  Cathcart  street 
M'Allister  Coll,  carpenter,  4  Cross-shore  street 
M  'Allister  Duncan,  shoemaker,  7  Broad  close 
M'Allister  Duncan,  4  Cross-shore  street 
M'Allister  Hector,  labourer,  3  Bearhope  street 
M'Allister  James,  smith,  8  East  Shaw  street 
M'Allister  Neil,  miller,  14  St  Andrew's  street 
M'Allister  Ronald,  saw  doctor,  Kingston  cottages,  Port- 
Glasgow  road 
M'Allister  Stewart,  of  Customs,  6  Ardgowan  street,  west 
M  'Allister  William,  potatoe  dealer,  7  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Allister  Miss  E.,  straw  hatter,  3  Lyle  street 
M'Allister  Miss,  6  Watt  street 
M'Allister  Mrs  Archibald,  3  Lyle  street 
M'Allister  Mrs,  eating  house,  8  Smith's  lane 
M'Allister  Mrs,  lodgings,  18  Hamilton  street 
M'Allister  Mrs,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 


100  DIRECTORY. 


M'ALONAN  Hugh,  hair  dresser,  18  Dalrymple  street 

MACALPINE  Duncan,  shipowner,  4  Forsyth  street 

M 'ALPINE  Alexander,  mariner,  39  Hamilton  street 

M 'Alpine  Daniel,  carter,  25  Bearhope  street 

M  'Alpine  Daniel,  mariner,  21  Regent  street 

M  'Alpine  Duncan,  smith,  3  Hill  street 

M 'Alpine  Duncan,  porter,  5  Shannon's  close 

M 'Alpine  Duncan,  boilermaker,  9  Under  crescent 

M 'Alpine  John,  smith,  32  Tobago  street 

M 'Alpine  Malcom,  mariner,  6  West  Stewart  street 

M  'Alpine  Neil,  labourer,  66  Vennel 

M 'Alpine  Miss  Sophia,  54  West  Blackhall  street 

M 'Alpine  Mrs  John,  34  East  Shaw  street 

M 'ANALLY  Patrick,  broker,  8  Manse  lane 

M 'Anally  Patrick,  remnant  warehouse,  41  Hamilton  street 

M 'ANDREW  Mrs,  lodgings,  67  Rue-end  street 

M'ANISH  John,  spirit  dealer,  34  Vennel 

M'ANULTY  Michael,  lodgings  and  eating  house,  9  East 

Quay  lane 
M'ARA  <fe  Stark,   clothiers   and  tailors,    Greenock   Bank 

Buildings,  29  Cathcart  street 
M'Ara  Renton,  of  M'Ara  and  Stark,  9  Trafalgar  street 
M'ARTHUR  Allan,  carter,  15  Arthur  street 
M 'Arthur  Andrew,  carpenter,  3  Cowgate  street 
M 'Arthur  Andrew,  carpenter,  8  Antigua  street 
M 'Arthur  Archibald,  tinsmith,  13  Sir  Michael  street 
M  'Arthur  Archibald,  tailor,  44  Inverkip  street 
M 'Arthur  &  Binnie,  merchants  and  ship  brokers,  23  Cath- 
cart street 
M 'Arthur  Colin,  pilot,  3  Shannon's  close 
M 'Arthur  D.  &  Co.,  clothiers  and  hatters,  5  William  street. 

House,  17  Roxburgh  street 
M 'Arthur  Dugald,  spirit  dealer,  16  Stanners  street 
M 'Arthur  Duncan,  policeman,  5  Cowgate  street 
M'Arthur  Duncan,  stationer  and  occulist,  16  Cathcart  st. 

H  ouse,  5  East  Blackhall  street 
M'Arthur  Duncan,  tailor,  16  Antigua  street 
M'Arthur  George,  police  officer,  3  Ann  street 
M'Arthur  Henry,  fireman,  18  Vennel 
M'Arthur  Hugh,  provision  dealer,  35  Hamilton  st.     Ho., 

13  West  Stewart  street 
M'Arthur  Hugh,  spirit  dealer,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Arthur  James,  clothier,  23  Arthur  street 
M'Arthur  James,  spirit  dealer,  40  Dalrymple  street 
M'Arthur  James,  labourer,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Arthur  John,  carter,  13  John  street 


DIRECTORY.  101 


M 'Arthur  John,  spirit  dealer,  12  East  breast.     House,  2 

Lyle  street 
M 'Arthur  John,  labourer,  22  John  street 
M 'Arthur  John,  cooper,  3  Tobago  street 
M 'Arthur  Malcom,  labourer,  1  Springkell  street 
M 'Arthur  Neil,  sawyer,  5  Cowgate  street 
M 'Arthur  Peter,  wheelwright,  Harvie  lane 
M 'Arthur  Peter,  mariner,  33  Hamilton  street 
M 'Arthur  Peter,  shipmaster,  23  Sir  Michael  street 
M 'Arthur  Robert,  potato  dealer,  45  Inverkip  street 
M'Arthur  Robert,  Customhouse  boatman,  7  West  breast 
M'Arthur  William,  of  M'Arthur  and  Binnie.     House,  Sea* 

field  cottage,  Eldon  street 
M'Arthur  William,  fitter,  9  Under  crescent 
M'Arthur  William,  labourer,  2  Springkell  street 
M'Arthur  William,  porter,  5  Highland  close 
M'Arthur  Miss,  feuar,  7  Brougham  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs  A.,  23  Lynedoch  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs  Alexander,  11  Arthur  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs  Lachlan,  3  Bearhope  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs,  matron,  poor  house,  Captain  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs,  sewer,  1  Manse  lane 
M'Arthur  Mrs,  milliner,  21  Tobago  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs,  19  Cathcart  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs,  40  Shaw  street 

M'AUCHAL  James,  boilermaker,  63  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
MACAULAY  John,  Bellevue,  17  Eldon  street 
Macaulay  Thomas,  merchant,  Bellevue,  17  Eldon  street 
Macaulay  William,  keeper  of  working  men's  refreshment 

rooms,  12  East  Quay  lane 
M'AULAY  Aulay,  locker,  Customs,  Mount  place,  Holms- 
croft  street 
M'Aulay  Connal,  spirit  dealer,  22  Market  street 
M 'Aulay  &  Downie,  coopers,  20  Yennel 
M'Aulay  Michael,  rafter,  Kingston  cottages,  Port-Glasgow 

road 
M'Aulay  James,  shoemaker,  60  Yennel 
M'Aulay  James,  cooper,  40  West  Burn  street 
M'Aulay  Peter,  smith,  1  Arthur  street 
M'Aulay  Robert  &  Co.,  grocers,  21  Main  street 
M'Aulay  Robert,  of  Eobert  M'Aulay  and  Co.,  19  Main  st., 

Cartsdyke 
M'Aulay  Miss,  31  West  Blackhall  street 
MACAUSLAND  Robert,  hosiery  and  furnishings,  38  Ha- 
milton street 
M'AUSLAND  Archibald,  cooper,  3  West  Burn  street 

k  2 


102  DIRECTORY. 


M'Ausland  David,  currier,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 

M'Ausland  James,  labourer,  15  Rue-end  street 

M'Ausland  John,  labourer,  6  Union  court 

M'Ausland  John,  grocer,  J  Tobago  street 

M'Ausland  Robert,  28  Sir  Michael  street 

M'Ausland  Elizabeth,  lodgings,  3  Inverkip  street 

M'Ausland  Mrs  Captain  George,  22  Crawfurd  street 

M'BAIN  Hugh,  labourer,  26  Dabymple  street 

M'Bain  Hugh,  sawyer,  5  West  Quay  lane 

M'Bain  Simon,  sawyer,  33  Hamilton  street 

MACBAY  Thomas,  leather  merchant,  4  Dalrymple  street 

MACBETH  Norman,  artist,  10  Margaret  street 

M 'BRIDE  Alexander,  shipmaster,  11  Brisbane  street 

M 'Bride  Alexander,  agent,  43  Cathcart  street 

M 'Bride  Archibald,  deep  sea  pilot,  2  Vennel 

M 'Bride  Charles,  huckster,  38  Vennel 

M 'Bride  Daniel,  smith,  40  West  Burn  street 

M 'Bride  Donald,  mariner,  28  Crawfurd  street 

M 'Bride  George,  moulder,  13  John  street 

M 'Bride  Hugh,  carpenter,  18  Tobago  street 

M 'Bride  James,  smith,  8  St  Lawrence  street 

M 'Bride  James,  ofKerrsth  Mt Bride,  Newark  street 

M  'Bride  James,  labourer,  28  Crawfurd  street 

M 'Bride  John,  labourer,  26  Dalrymple  street 

M 'Bride  John,  sawyer,  3  West  burn  street 

M 'Bride  John,  carpenter,  12  St  Lawrence  street 

M 'Bride  Peter,  of  Kerr s  &  M'Bride,  Clyde  bank,  16  Eldon 

street 
M'Bride  William,  labourer,  35  Vennel 
M'Bride  Mrs  Neil,  41  Vennel 
M'Bride  Mrs,  dressmaker,  6  Antigua  street 
M'Bride  Mrs,  6  Stanners  street 
M'CAFFERTY  Daniel,  tea  dealer,  19  Market  street 
M'Cafferty  James,  boatman,  7  West  breast 
M'Cafferty  Peter,  cooper,  2  Crawfurd  street 
M'CAIG  Donald,  mason,  5  Kilblain  street 
M'Caig  James,  carpenter,  1  Regent  street 
M'Caig  William,  boilermaker,  Longwell  close 
M'CALL  Archibald,  grocer,  23  Hamilton  street.     House, 

Mount  pleasant 
M'Call  Dugald,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer,  9  Cathcart  st. 

House,  16  do. 
M'Call  Duncan,  carter,  7  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Call  Neil,  baker,  48  Shaw  street 
M'Call  William,  teacher,  8  Broad  close 
M'Call  Miss  Margaret,  lodgings,  9  Argyle  street 


DIRECTORY.  10J 


MACALL  Thomas  Smith,  M.D.,  Fellow  of  the  Royal  Col- 
lege of  Physicians  of  Edinburgh,  42  West  Blackhall  st. 
MACCALLUM  Archibald,  writer,  Port-Glasgow.   House,  6 

St  Andrew's  street,  Greenock 
Maccallum  James,  of  P.  Maccallum  &  Sons,  3  Forsyth  st. 
Maccallum  P.    &  Sons,  iron  and   steel  merchants,  manu- 
facturers of  rivets  for  Iron  Shipbuilding,  nails,  &c, 
14  Cathcart  street 
Maccallum  Thomas  Park,  of  P.  Maccallum  &  Sons,  3  For- 
syth street 
M'CALLUM  Alexander,  flesher,  31  Roxburgh  street 
M'Callum  Allan,  porter,  19  Hamilton  street 
M  'Galium   Archibald,  writer  and  procurator  fiscal  of  the 
town  of  Greenock,  6  Hamilton  street.     Ho.,  8  Kelly 
street 
M'Callum  Daniel,  smith,  Chambers'  land,  Port-Glasgow  rd. 
M'Callum  Daniel,  spirit  dealer,  7  East  breast 
M  'Callum  D. ,  shipmaster,  12  Brisbane  street 
M'Callum  David,  sugar  baker,  21  Stanners  street 
M  'Callum  Donald,  labourer,  29  Charles  street 
M'Callum  Donald,  gardener,  Drumfrochar  road 
M'Callum  Dugald,  mariner,  23  Cathcart  street 
M'Callum  Duncan,  captain,  35  Cathcart  street 
M'Callum  Duncan,  smith,  19  Hamilton  street 
M'Callum  George,  joiner,  7  Nicholson  street 
M'Callum  Hugh,  labourer,  5  Shaw  street 
M'Callum  John,  engineer,  30  Regent  street 
M'Callum  John,  sugar  baker,  34  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Callum  John,  ropemaker,  5  Bearhope  street 
M'Callum  John,  teacher,  Mid  Parish  school,  9  Ann  street. 

House,  12  Bruce  street 
M'Callum  John,  porter,  14  Cross-shore  street 
M'Callum  John,  smith,  5  Market  street 
M'Callum  John,  labourer,  5  Springkell  street 
M'Callum  Neil,  labourer,  14  St.  Andrew's  street 
M'Callum  Neil,  carpenter,  4  Dalrymple  street 
M'Callum  Norman,  lodgings,  29  Lynedoch  street 
M'Callum  William,  mariner,  Longwell  close 
M'Callum  William,  carpenter,  41  Hamilton  street 
M'Callum  Mary,  spirit  dealer,  4  East  breast 
M'Callum  Miss  Catherine,  grocer,  10  East  Shaw  street 
M'Callum  Miss,  lodgings,  9  Argyle  street 
M'Callum  Miss,  71  Roxburgh  street 
M'Callum  Mrs  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  12  Market  street 
M'Callum  Mrs  Duncan,  lodgings,  8  Cartsburn  street 
M'Callum  Mrs  John,  28  Crawfurd  street 


104  DIRECTORY. 


M'Calhmi  Mrs  Margaret,  lodgings,  31  Regent  street 

M'Callum  Mrs,  lodgings,  35  Vennel 

M'Callum  Mrs,  9  Cross-shore  street 

M'CAWMOND  David,   innkeeper,    Wheat   Sheaf  Inn,  4 

Church  place 
M'CANDLISH  William,  railway  porter,  1  Hill  street 
M'CANN  Charles,  flesher,  16  Hamilton  street.      House, 

14  do. 
M'CARTNEY  David,  carter,  3  Captain  street 
M'Cartney  William,  carpenter,  7  William  street 
M'CASKILL  Kenneth,  jun.,  steamboat  owner,  10  William 

street.     House,  1  Kelly  street 
M'CAULISKY  Neil,  joiner,  20  Inverkip  street 
M'CAW  John,  brewer,  34  East  Shaw  street 
M'CHLERY  James,  pilot,  35  Crawfurd  street 
M 'Cillery  William  Fredrick,  hotel  keeper,  Railway  hotel, 

29  Cathcart  street  and  4  Mansion-house  lane 
M'CLEMENT  James,  joiner,  27  Vennel 
M'CLURE  John,  spirit  dealer,  5  Broad  close 
M'Clure  William,  writer,  40  Cathcart  street.     House,  60 

Union  street 
M'COLL  Daniel,  carpenter,  16  Tobago  street 
M'Coll  Donald,  smith,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Coll  Donald,  joiner,  5  Cross-shore  street 
M'Coll  Duncan,  gardener,  17  Brougham  street 
M'Coll  Duncan,  mariner,  36  Crawfurd  street 
M'Coll  James,  railway  porter,  3  Hill  street 
M'Coll  John  k  Co.,  smiths  and  sugar  mould  manufacturers, 

13  Chapel  street.     House,  Upper  crescent 
M'Coll  John,  gardener,  33  Hamilton  street 
M'Coll  John,  carpenter,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Coll,  Robert,  mariner,  25  Vennel 
M'Coll  Mrs,  lodgings,  14  Hamilton  street 
M'Coll  Mrs,  15  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'CONNELL  Archibald,  carpenter,  57  Shaw  street 
M'Connell  Archibald,  labourer,  8  Manse  lane 
M'Connell  Hugh,  labourer,  8  Cartsburn  street 
M'Connell  James,  coach  proprietor,  25  Cathcart  street 
M'Connell  Murdoch,  pensioner,  40  Inverkip  street 
M'Connell  Miss,  17  Brougham  street 
M'Connell  Mrs  Edward,  lodgings,  Finnieston,  Port-Glasgow 

road 
M'Connell  Mrs,  poulterer,  31  Hamilton  street 
M'CONNOCHIE  Alexander,  carpenter,  9  East  Shaw  street 
M'Connochie  Alexander,  mason,  42  Inverkip  street 
M'Connochie  Archibald,  carpenter,  27  Lynedoch  street 


DIRECTORY.  105 


M'Connochie  Hugh,  labourer,  33  Cathcart  street 
M'CORMICK  Alexander,  mariner,  56  Dalrymple  street 
M'Cormick  Andrew,  labourer,  36  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Cormick  Daniel,  deep  sea  pilot,  11  Charles  street 
M'Cormick  Donald,  shoemaker,  15  East  Quay  lane 
M'Cormick  Hugh,  carpenter,  7  East  Quay  lane 
M'Cormick  James,  mason,  Thomson's  place,  42  Inverkip  st. 
M'CORQUODALE  Allan,  carpenter,  15  Crawfurd  street 
M'Corquodale  Edward,  smith,  Overton 
M'Corquodale  James,  shopman,  34  Charles  street 
M'Corquodale  John,  victualler,  26  Dalrymple  street 
M'Corquodale  John,  shoemaker,  32  Ann  street 
M'Corquodale  John,  time  keeper,  20  Ingleston  road 
M'Corquodale  Mrs,  3  East  Stewart  street 
M'Corquodale  Mrs,  lodgings,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'COWAN  John,  engineer,  Drumfrochar  road 
M'CRACKEN  John,  boatman,  6  West  Quay  lane 
M'CRACKETT  Peter,  teacher,  Rue-end  school.     House, 

Holmscroft  cottage 
M'CRADIE  John,  baker,  24  John  street 
M'Cradie  John,  mate,  3  Manse  lane 
M'Cradie  William,  carter,  22  Shaw  street 
M'CRAE  Angus,  mason,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 
M'Crae  Daniel,  sheep   smearing  grease  manufacturer,  44 

Dalrymple  street.     House,  6  Ardgowan  street,  west 
M'Crae  James,  shoemaker,  44  Inverkip  street 
M'Crae  James,  labourer,  15  Ropework  street 
M'Crae  Robert,  labourer,  3  Cowgate  street 
M'Crae  Mrs,  11  Cowgate  street 
M'CRAIN  Murdoch,  mariner,  38  West  Burn  street 
M'CUAIG  Archibald,  baker,  51  Inverkip  street 
M'Cuaig  John,  carpenter,  34  Dalrymple  street 
M  'Cuaig  Peter,  joiner,  56  Vennel 
M'Cuaig  Peter,  engineer,  5  Hill  street 
M'Cuaig  Samuel,  joiner,  56  Roxburgh  street 
M  'CUE  James,  huckster,  61  Vennel 
M'Cue  John,  labourer,  61  Dalrymple  street 
M'CULLOCH  Alexander  G.   S. ,  steam  packet  agent,  Ex- 
cise Buildings.      House,  Viewbank  cottage,  Hill- end 
road 
M'Culloch  Alexander,  flesher,  59  Rue-end  street 
M'Culloch  Colin,  flesher,  32  Vennel 
M'Culloch  Rev.  James  Melville,  D.D.,  minister  of  West 

Parish,  20  Patrick  street 
M'Culloch  Rev.  J.  J. ,  8  Ardgowan  street,  west 
M'Culloch  John,  engine  driver,  21  Ann  street 


106  DIRECTORY. 


M'Culloch  John,  mason,  30  Inverkip  street 
M'Culloch  John,  grocer,  17  East  Shaw  street 
M'Culloch  John,  labourer,  2  Kirk  street 
M'Culloch  Joseph,  patternmaker,  3  John  street 
M'Culloch  Peter,  engineer,  4  East  Quay  lane 
M'Culloch  Robert,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
M'Culloch  Thomas,  mason,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
M'Culloch  William,  smith,  11  Hill  street 
M'Culloch  Mrs,  lodgings,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M 'CULLY  Samuel,  sugar  baker,  14  St  Andrew's  street 
MACCUNN  John,  merchant  and  shipowner,  Excise  Build- 
ings.    House,  Thornhill 
M'CUNN  James,  spirit  dealer,  14  East  Shaw  street 
M'Cunn  James,  cabinetmaker   and  upholsterer,  15  West 

Blackhall  street  and  10  Roslin  street,  Glebe 
M  'Cunn  Mrs  John,  Vj  Union  street 
M 'CURDY  Angus,  carpenter,  23  Dalrymple  street 
M 'Curdy  James,  labourer,  25  Vennel 
M 'Curdy  John,  carpenter,  34  Dalrymple  street 
M 'Curdy  Michael,  labourer,  19  Shaw  street 
M  'Curdy  Neil,  carpenter,  15  Ropework  street 
M 'Curdy  Neil,  carpenter,  56  Dalrymple  street 
M'CUTCHEON  Hugh,  grocer,  26  Arthur  street.     House, 

1  Carnock  street 
M'Cutcheon  Mrs  James,  boarding  house,  18  Market  street 
M  'DEAD  Henry,  painter,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
M'DERMINT  Mrs,  6  Boyd  street 
MACDERMOTT  Alexander,   grocer,    11   Rue-end  street. 

House,  1  Lyle  street 
M'DIARMID  Donald,  labourer,  8  Cartsburn  street 
M'Diarmid  John,  mason,  3  Bearhope  street 
M'Diarmid  John,  labourer,  28  Cartsburn  street 
MACDONALD  Alexander,  writer,  of  Denniston  &  Mac- 

donald.     House,  Shore  street,  Port-Glasgow 
Macdonald  F.  P. ,  teacher,  18  Kilblain  street 
Macdonald  Donald,  jun.,  of  Macdonald,  Hutcheson  &  Co., 

21  Ardgowan  square 
Macdonald  Donald,  merchant,  21  Ardgowan  square 
Macdonald,  Hutcheson  &  Co. ,  sugar  merchants  and  produce 

brokers,  40  Cathcart  street 
Macdonald  John,  boatbuilder,  Virginia  street.      House,  8 

Hill  street 
Macdonald  Mrs  James,  hotel  keeper,  Tontine,  34  Cathcart  st. 
Macdonald  Mrs,  2  Boyd  street 
M 'DONALD  Alexander,  smith,  55  Shaw  street 
M  'Donald  Alexander,  boilermaker,  16  Stanners  street 


DIRECTORY.  107 

M  'Donald  Alexander,  smith,  14  Stanners  street 

M  'Donald  Alexander,  carpenter  and  Victoria  eating  house, 

33  Rue-end  street 
M  'Donald  Alexander,  cooper,  21  Ann  street 
M  'Donald  Allan,  mariner,  6  West  Stewart  street 
M  'Donald  Angus,  Queen's  porter,  12  Bruce  street 
M 'Donald  Archibald,  joiner,  40  Cathcart  street 
M 'Donald  Colin,  carpenter,  4  John  street 
M 'Donald  Daniel,  blockmaker  and  joiner,  1  New  Dock  lane. 

House,  6  Hill  street 
M  'Donald  David,  boilermaker,  17  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M 'Donald  Donald,  mariner,  66  Vennel 
M 'Donald  Duncan,  boot  and  shoemaker,  4  Mansion-house 

lane.     House,  do. 
M 'Donald  Duncan,  carpenter,  1  William  street 
M 'Donald  Duncan,  engine  keeper,  Kingston  cottages,  Port- 
Glasgow  road 
M 'Donald  Duncan,  carpenter,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  st. 
M 'Donald  Duncan,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  9  .Main  street, 

Cartsdyke 
M 'Donald  Ewing,  carpenter,  2  William  street 
M 'Donald  George,  carpenter,  19  Shaw  street 
M 'Donald  George,  labourer,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M 'Donald  George,  waiter,  11  Bank  street 
M 'Donald  Hector,  carpenter,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
M  'Donald  Hector,  builder  and  feuar,  5  Kelly  street 
M  'Donald  Hugh,  labourer,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M  'Donald  James,  lodgings,  2  St.  Andrew's  street 
M  'Donald  James,  mate,  10  Hill  street 
M 'Donald  John,  tailor,  12  Tobago  street 
M  'Donald  John,  feuar,  12  Watt  street 
M 'Donald  John,  fireman,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 
M  'Donald  John,  watchman,  19  Cathcart  street 
M 'Donald  John,  storekeeper,  43  Shaw  street 
M  'Donald  J.  F. ,  smith,  49  Shaw  street 
M  'Donald  Kenneth,  labourer,  2  Union  court 
M 'Donald  Malcom,  carpenter,  40  Shaw  street 
M'Donald  Murdoch,  mason,  15  St.  Andrew's  street 
M 'Donald  Murdoch,  labourer,  5  Cowgate  street 
M'Donald  M. ,  hatter  and  remnant  warehouse,  31  West  Burn 

street 
M'Donald  Neil,  tailor  and  clothier,  4  Hamilton  street 
M'Donald  Neil,  shoemaker,  25  Vennel 
M'Donald  Robert,  flesher,  33  Hamilton  street 
M  'Donald  Robert,  engineer,  29  Regent  street 
M'Donald  Robert,  tailor,  3  Ann  street 


108  DIRECTORY. 

M 'Donald  Ronald,  spirit  dealer,  Victoria  cottage,  37  Rue- 
end  street 
M  'Donald  William,  baker,  56  Vennel 
M  'Donald  "William,  engineer,  7  Under  crescent 
M  'Donald  William,  spirit  dealer,  18  Duncan  street 
M 'Donald  Miss,  straw  hatter,  42  Dalrymple  street 
M 'Donald  Mrs  Hugh,  12  Inverkip  street 
M 'Donald  Mrs  L.,  23  Dalrymple  street 
M 'Donald  Mrs,  huckster,  47  Dalrymple  street 
M 'Donald  Mrs,  16  William  street 
M 'Donald  Mrs,  7  East  Quay  lane 
M 'Donald  Mrs,  42  Dalrymple  street 
M 'Donald  Mrs,  59  Dalrymple  street 
M 'Donald  Mrs,  16  Ann  street 
M 'Donald  Mrs  John,  40  Inverkip  street 
M 'Donald  Mrs,  11  Shaw  street 
M'Donald  Mrs,  28  Shaw  street 
M 'Donald  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  Shaw  street 
M'Donald  Mrs,  lodgings,  37  Cathcart  street 
MACDOUGALL  John,  writer,  1   West  Blackhall  street. 

House,  22  Union  street 
M 'DOUG ALL  Alexander,  shipmaster  10  Hill  street 
M'Dougall  Alexander,  boiler  maker,  11  John  street 
M'Dougall  Archibald,  carpenter,  5  West  Stewart  street 
M'Dougall  Charles,  cowfeeder,  5  Kilblain  street 
M'Dougall  Charles,  3  East  Stewart  street 
M'Dougall  Daniel,  musician,  31  Hamilton  street 
M'Dougall  David,  carpenter,  2  East  Blackhall  street 
M'Dougall  Donald,  clerk,  Electric  Telegraph  Co. ,  80  Regent 

street 
M'Dougall  Dugald,  joiner,  23  East  Shaw  street 
M'Dougall  Duncan,  cooper,  41  Rue-end  street 
M  'Dougall  Duncan,  labourer,  21  East  Shaw  street 
M  'Dougall  Duncan,  watchman,  49  Shaw  street 
M'Dougall  Hugh,  labourer,  10  Cartsburn  street     • 
M'Dougall  Hugh,  hammersman,  17  Arthur  street 
M'Dougall  James,  smith,  15  Hamilton  street 
M'Dougall  James,  spinning  master,  Flax  mill,  Lynedoch  st. 
M'Dougall  James,  baker,  33  Regent  street 
M'Dougall  John,  of  H.M.  Customs,  36  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Dougall  John,  carpenter,  7  Cathcart  street 
M'Dougall  John,  13  Cross-shore  street 
M'Dougall  John,  labourer,  40  Inverkip  street 
M'Dougall  John,  labourer,  21  Ann  street 
M'Dougall  John,  policeman,  31  Regent  street 
M'Dougall  John,  policeman,  69  Vennel 


DIRECTORY.  109 


M'Dougall  Laclilan,  gardener,  65  Ann  street 
M'Dougall  Mrs  Allan,  32  Inverkip  street 
M'Dougall  Mrs  Donald,  80  Regent  street 
M'Dougall  Mrs  Hugh,  cowfeeder,  39  West  Blackhall  street 
M 'DO WALL  Miss,  Armadale  place,  Bank  street 
M'EACHERN  Donald,  rivetter,  22  East  Shaw  street 
M'EACHRAN  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  3  Shannon's  close 
M'Eachran  Donald,  carpenter,  1  Carnock  street 
M'Eachran  Gilbert,  labourer,  15  Arthur  street 
M'EWAN  Alexander,  plumber,  41  Hamilton  street 
M'Ewan  Archibald,  rigger,  29  Hamilton  street 
M'Ewan  Charles,  jun.,  draper,  7  Market  street 
M  'Ewan  James,  carpenter,  12  Bogle  street 
M'Ewan  John,  brewer,  71  Vennel 
M'Ewan  John,  labourer,  6  Cross-shore  street 
M'Ewan  John,  labourer,  3  Tobago  street 
M'Ewan  Mrs  David,  30  Nicholson  street 
M'Ewan  Mrs  Robert,  feuar,  5  Union  street 
M'Ewan  Mrs,  lodgings,  52  Dalrymple  street 
M 'FAD YEN  Archibald,  caulker,  7  Under  crescent 
M'Fadyen  David,  sawyer,  Thomson's  land,  Upper  crescent 
M'Fadyen  Finlay,  railway  contractor,  7  Dellingburn  street 
M'Fadyen  Hugh,  carpenter,  5  Crawford  street 
M  'Fadyen  Hugh,  lodgings,  4  East  Quay  lane 
M'Fadyen  James,  moulder,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Fadyen  James,  joiner,  31  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Fadyen  John,  painter,  71  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Fadyen  John,  spirit  dealer,  18  Yennel 
M'Fadyen  John,  rope  and  rag  store,  12  Shaw  street 
M'Fadyen  John,  carpenter,  1  Carnock  street 
M  'Fadyen  Peter,  spirit  dealer,  39  Vennel 
M  'Fadyen  Mrs  Angus,  19  Hamilton  street 
M'Fadyen  Mrs  Dugald,  grocer,  6  West  Stewart  street 
M'Fadyen  Mrs  James,  confectioner,  15  Inverkip  street 
MACFARLAN,  Brown  &  Co.,  general  merchants,  4  Cus- 
tomhouse place 
Macfarlan  James,  hatter,  sign  of  the  Cocked  Hat,  26  Hamil- 
ton street.     House,  Ford 
Macfarlan  Thomas  M.,  tanner  and  skinner,  17  Cartsburn 

street.     House,  6  East  Blackhall  street 
M'FARLAN  Andrew,  of  M'Farlan  and  Co.,  14  Kelly  st. 
M'Farlan  &  Co.,  hat  manufacturers,  49  Cathcart  street 
M'Farlan  Rev.  John,  of  Free  Middle  Church.     Manse,  25 

Union  street 
M'FARLANE  Andrew,  labourer,  13  Clarence  street 
M'Farlane  Alexander,  foreman  carpenter,  6  Boyd  street 


110  DIRECTORY. 


M'Farlane  Andrew,  labourer,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Farlane  Archibald,  gardener,  53  Inverkip  street 
M'Farlane  Daniel,  joiner,  25  Lynedoch  street 
M'Farlane  Donald,  coach  proprietor.     Office,  1  Jamaica  st. 

House,  27  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Farlane  Donald,  labourer,  32  Inverkip  street 
M'Farlane  Dugald,  carpenter,  3  Market  street 
M'Farlane  Dugald,  feuar,  11  Duncan  street 
M'Farlane  Dugald,  carpenter,  12  Bogle  street 
M'Farlane  Duncan,  tinsmith,  55  Inverkip  street 
M'Farlane  Edward,  dyer,  Rockbank 
M'Farlane   Graham,   of  Greenock  Brewery   Co.       House, 

Holly  lodge,  Gourock  road 
M'Farlane  Humphrey,  shoemaker,  53  Inverkip  street 
M'Farlane  James,  upholsterer,  59  Vennel 
M'Farlane  John,  commercial  traveller,  33  Ann  street 
M'Farlane  John,  sen.,  27  Brougham  street 
Macfarlane  John  A.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  8  West 

Blackhall  street.     House,  do. 
M'Farlane  John  G.,  merchant,  Buchanan  street,  Glasgow. 

House,  27  Brougham  street 
M'Farlane  John,  of  Gas  Works,  3  Salmon  street 
M'Farlane  John,  carpenter,  7  Lynedoch  street 
M'Farlane  John,  labourer,  11  Clarence  street 
M'Farlane  John,  carpenter,  20  East  Quay  lane 
M'Farlane  Malcolm,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 
M'Farlane  Malcolm,  carpenter,  46  Cathcart  street 
M'Farlane  Neil,  labourer,  20  Tobago  street 
M'Farlane  Neil,  joiner,  37  Hamilton  street 
M'Farlane  Peter,  tide  waiter,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
M'Farlane  Peter,  shoemaker,  42  Crawfurd  street 
M'Farlane  Peter,  mariner,  30  Dalrymple  street 
M'Farlane  Robert,  tanner  and  skinner,  17  Cartsburn  st. 

House,  11  Springkell  street 
M'Farlane  Robert,  carpenter,  3  East  Stewart  street 
M'Farlane  Robert,  labourer,  28  Cartsburn  street 
M'Farlane  Rev.  Robert  M.,  15  West  Stewart  street 
M'Farlane  William,  engineer,  9  Hill  street 
M'Farlane  William,  grain  merchant,  23  Tobago  street 
M'Farlane  William,  shoemaker,  39  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Farlane  William,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
M'Farlane  Agnes,  lodgings,  41  Vennel 
M'Farlane  Miss,  1  Salmon  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs  Duncan,  8  Baker  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs  Duncan,  28  Crawfurd  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs  George,  44  Inverkip  street 


DIRECTORY.  Ill 


M'Farlane  Mrs  John,  linen  dresser,  36  West  Burn  street 

M'Farlane  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  13  Cross-shore  street 

M'Farlane  Mrs  Robert,  21  Sir  Michael  street 

M'Farlane  Mrs  M.,  tobacconist,  65  Rue-end  street 

M'Farlane  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Tobago  street 

M'Farlane  Mrs,  lodgings,  5  York  street 

M'Farlane  Mrs,  12  Union  street 

M'Farlane  Mrs,  lodgings,  4  East  Quay  lane 

M'FEAT  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  10  Cartsburn  street 

MACFIE  Grace,  vintner,  2  William  street 

Macfie  Mrs  William,  57  Regent  street 

M'FIE  Archibald,  cooper,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 

M'Fie  Archibald,  fireman,  4  Roslin  street 

M'Fie  Archibald,  smith,  Smith's  land,  East  Hamilton  st. 

M'Fie  Daniel,  joiner,  21  Regent  street 

M'Fie  Daniel,  mason,  9  Nicholson  street 

M'Fie  James,  mason,  15  Stanners  street 

M'Fie  James,  carpenter,  3  St.  Andrew's  street 

M'Fie  James,  smith,  51  Inverkip  street 

M'Fie  John,  grocer,  56  Vennel 

M'Fie  John,  coal  merchant,  6  Buccleuch  street 

M'Fie  John,  cork  cutter,  15  William  street.     House,  do. 

M'Fie  John,  baker,  14  Bogle  street 

M'Fie  Joseph,  cooper,  29  Regent  street 

M'Fie  Malcom,  labourer,  4  Bearhope  street 

M'Fie  Matthew,  tinsmith,  44  Ann  street 

M'Fie  Neil,  labourer,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 

M'Fie  William,  weigher,  14  Bruce  street 

M'Fie  Christina,  cowfeeder,  22  East  Shaw  street 

M'GARVIE  James,  mariner,  29  Vennel 

M'GAW  James,  tailor,  12  Vennel 

M'GEACHIE  Archibald,  engineer,  15  Arthur  street 

M'Geachie  Peter,  baker,  6  West  Stewart  street 

M'GEACHIN  James,  mason,  72  Roxburgh  street 

M'Geachin  William,  mason,  32  Sir  Michael  street 

M'GHIE  Daniel,  rafter,  38  Shaw  street 

M'Ghie  Gavin,  cashier,  17  Antigua  street 

M'Ghie  George,  labourer,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 

M'Ghie  Peter,  fireman,  4  Roslin  street 

M'Ghie  William,  moulder,  6  Ingleston  road 

M 'GIBBON  Charles,  tailor,  6  Manse  lane 

M 'Gibbon  J.  &  J.,  under  clothing  and  furnishing  shop,  12 

Sir  Michael  street 
M'Gibbon  Mrs,  Mount  Pleasant  street 
M'GILCHRIST  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  14  Market  street 
M'GILL  Alexander,  late  shipmaster,  18  Union  street 


112  DIRECTORY. 

M'Gill  Archibald,  maltster,  21  East  Shaw  street 
M'Gill  James,  joiner,  5  Bruce  street 
M'Gill  John,  maltster,  11  Inverkip  street 
M'Gill  John,  sugar  boiler,  7  Bruce  street 
M'Gill  John,  carpenter,  29  Roxburgh  street 
M'Gill  Mrs  A.,  11  Bank  street 
M'Gill  .Mrs  Neil,  8  Ann  street 
M'GILP  Isabella,  grocer,  66  Vennel 
M'Gilp  Mrs  Finlay,  lodgings,  6  Shaw  street 
M'GILVRAY  Alexander,  porter,  48  Shaw  street 
M'Gilvray  Alexander,  porter,  1  Kelly  street 
M'Gilvray  Alexander,  tidewaiter,  29  Roxburgh  street 
M'Gilvray  Allan,  tailor,  26  Vennel 
M'Gilvray  Charles,  carter,  1  Springkell  street 
M'Gilvray  Donald,  tailor,  14  St.  Andrew's  street 
M'Gilvray  William,  carpenter,  15  St.  Lawrence  street 
M'Gilvray  Margaret,  lodgings,  1  Nicholson  street 
M'Gilvray  Mrs  Elizabeth,  lodgings,  51  Rue-end  street 
M'GINN  Michael,  oyster  merchant,  12  East  Quay  lane 
M'GINNIS  William,  rope  and  rag  dealer,  12  and  20  Shaw 

street.     House,  20  do. 
M 'GLAIR  Thomas,  labourer,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'GLASHAN  Archibald,  farmer,  Barnhill 
M'Glashan  Archibald,  carter,  38  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Glashan  Ebenezer,  boilermaker,  9  Hill  street 
M'GLEAN  Daniel,  cooper,  28  market  street 
M'GLENCHIE  James,  mariner,  30  Dalrymple  street 
M'Glenchie  James,  dealer,  4  Manse  lane 
MACGOUN  Miss  Jane,  feuar,  20  Union  street 
M 'GOVERN  Patrick,  clothier  and  outfitter,  9  William  st. 
M'GOWAN  Duncan,  feuar,  19  John  street 
M'Gowan  John,  feuar,  26  Cartsburn  street 
M'GOWN  Benjamin,  labourer,  41  Vennel 
M'Gown  John,  shoemaker,  46  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'GOUGAN  Richard,  shoemaker,  7  Cartsburn  street 
M'Gougan  William,  carpenter,  3  Hill  street 
M'GRAH  Hugh,  bricklayer,  53  Vennel 
M'GREGOR  Alexander,  joiner,  Mount  place,  Ann  street 
M'Gregor  Alexander,  carpenter,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Gregor  &  Donald,  glaziers,  15  Charles  street.     House, 

26  do. 
M'Gregor  Daniel,  watchman,  23  Regent  street 
M'Gregor  D.   &   Co.,   opticians   and  nautical  instrument 

makers,  8  William  street 
M'Gregor  Duncan,  of  D.  M'Gregor  &  Co.,  19  Bank  street 
M'Gregor  Gregor,  store  keeper,  10  Baker  street 


DIRECTORY.  113 


M'Gregor  Hugh,  feuar,  10  Union  street 

M'Gregor  J.  &D.,  funeral  undertakers,  Cathcart  square. 

Entrance  by  17  William  street.     House,  do. 
M'Gregor  James,  labourer,  25  Charles  street 
M'Gregor  John,  spirit  dealer,  31  Vennel 
M'Gregor  John  C,  merchant,  10  Union  street 
M'Gregor  John,  feuar,  Dunning  cottage,  5  St.   Lawrence 

street 
M'Gregor  John,  sugar  sampler,  4  Hill  street 
M'Gregor  John,  carpenter,  16  William  street 
M'Gregor  John,  skipper,  1  Nicholson  street 
M'Gregor  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  23  and  25  Shaw 

street,  and  9  East  Quay  lane.     House,  do. 
M'Gregor  Lewis,  cabinet-maker,  11  West  breast 
M'Gregor,  Nicol  &  Robert,   boat-builders,   3  East  India 

breast.     House,  11  Antigua  street 
M'Gregor  Peter,  smith,  24  John  street 
M'Gregor  William  L.,  joiner,  8  Chapel  street 
M'Gregor  William,  engineer,  10  Ingleston  road 
M'Gregor  William,  carpenter,  15  Arthur  street 
M  'Gregor  Miss  E. ,  furnishing  shop,  24  Hamilton  street 
M  'Gregor  Mrs,  9  Crawfurd  street 
M  'Gregor  Mrs,  20  Tobago  street 
M'Gregor  Mrs,  midwife,  8  Chapel  street 
M'Gregor  Mrs,  47  Shaw  street 
M  'Gregor  Mrs,  lodgings,  14  Dalrymple  street 
M'GROUTHER  Robert,  carter,  Overton 
M  'GUCKIN  John,  pawn-broker,  10  Stanners  street.    Ho. , 

5  St.  Andrew's  square 
M'GUIRE  Charles,  carpenter,  41  Vennel 
M'Guire  Donald,  carpenter,  60  Vennel 
M'Guire  John,  broker,  51  Shaw  street.     House,  44  do. 
M'Guire  John,  gatekeeper,  3  Virginia  street 
M 'HENRY  Henry,  shoemaker,  3  Sir  Michael  street 
M'lLDOWIE  Mrs  George,  16  Bruce  street 
M'lLLRAY  William,  boilermaker,  22  Cartsburn  street 
M'lLVAIN  John,  shipping  master  for  the  ports  of  Greenock 

and  Port-Glasgow,  5  Virginia  street.     House,  27  Kelly 

street 
M'lLWEE  William,  shoemaker,  1  Inverkip  street 
M'lLWRAITH  Adam,  baker,  6  Bruce  street 
M'llwraith  <fc  Co.,  grocers,  general  merchants,  and  insur- 
ance agents,  12  William  street 
M'llwraith  David,  of  M'llwraith,  Smith  &  Co.9  Oangefield 
M'llwraith  Hew,  of  M'llwraith  &  Swan.     Elmbank,  Eklon 

street 


114  DIRECTORY. 


M'Hwraith  James,  feuar,  Mount  Pleasant  street 
M'Hwraith  John,  rigger,  50  Dalrymple  street 
M'llwraith  &  Swan,  writers,  4  Hamilton  street 
M'llwraith  William,    hosier,    glover,    and  shirt  maker,  2 

West  Blackhall  street.     House,  15  Nicholson  street 
M'llwraith  Miss  A.,  12  Watt  street 
M'llwraith  Miss,  hosier,  23  Hamilton  street 
M'INDOE  Mrs  James,  28  Ann  street 
M'INNES  Alexander,  provision  merchant,  9  Main  street, 

Cartsdyke 
M'Innes  Allan,  carpenter,  19  Venn  el 
M'Innes  Angus,  flesher,  17  Dalrymple  street 
M'Innes  Angus,  carpenter,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Innes  Angus,  labourer,  22  Hamilton  street 
M'Innes  Archibald,  carpenter,  31  Regent  street 
M'Innes  Charles,  carpenter,  8  Manse  lane 
M'Innes  Daniel,  carpenter,  12  St  Lawrence  street 
M'Innes  Donald,  carpenter,  60  Vennel 
M'Innes  Donald,  carpenter,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Innes  Hugh,  carpenter,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
M'Innes  James,  carpenter,  17  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Innes  John,  carpenter,  22  Stanners  street 
M'Innes  John,  labourer,  5  Cartsbum  street 
M'Innes  John,  labourer,  10  Cartsburn  street 
M'Innes  John,  farmer,  Drumfrochar 
M'Innes  Neil,  gatekeeper,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Innes  William,  officer  of  inland  revenue,  9  Bruce  street 
M'Innes  Mrs,  grocer,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
M'INROY  George,  boilermaker,  15  Arthur  street 
M'Inroy  John,  labourer,  29  Shaw  street 
M'INTOSH  Alexander  R.,  clerk,  Post  office 
M'Intosh  Alexander,  cabinetmaker,  15  St  Lawrence  street 
M'Intosh  Archibald,  labourer,  Drumfrochar  road 
M'Intosh  James,  sawyer,  7  Broad  close 
M'Intosh  John,  carter,  8  Virginia  street 
M'Intosh  John,  carman,  46  Shaw  street 
M'Intosh  John,  clerk,  Kingston  Saw  Mills,  Port-Glasgow 

road 
M'Intosh  Neil,  boilermaker,  20  Cathcart  street 
M'Intosh  William,  boilermaker,  10  Ingleston  road 
M'Intosh  Miss,  21  Nicholson  street 
M'Intosh  Mrs  Colin,  staymaker,  3  Bearhope  street 
M'Intosh  Mrs,  10  East  Shaw  street 
M'Intosh  Mrs,  3  Bruce  street 
M'INTYRE  Adam,  late  carpenter,  56  Vennel 
M'Intyre  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  7  Rue-end  street 


DIRECTORY.  115 


M'Intyre  Alexander,  joiner,  22  Cartsburn  street 

M'Intyre  Alexander,  watchman,  4  Laird  street 

M'Intyre  Alexander,  railway  cleaner,  37  Nicholson  street 

M'Intyre  Andrew,  corkcutter,  23  Vennel 

M'Intyre  Archibald,  cooper,  32  Ann  street 

M'Intyre  Archibald,  mariner,  1  Vennel 

M'Intyre  Archibald,  coal  merchant,  26  Dalrymple  street 

M'Intyre  Archibald,  cooper,  58  Vennel 

M'Intyre  &■  Campbell,  joiners,  glaziers,  and  undertakers,  5 

East  Stewart  street 
M'Intyre  Daniel,  grocer,  42  Dalrymple  street.     House,  4 

Nicholson  street 
M'Intyre  David,  smith,  53  Ann  street 
M'Intyre  Donald,  porter,  9  East  Quay  lane 
M'Intyre  Duncan,  gardener  and  cowfeeder,  44  Ann  street 
M'Intyre  Duncan,  cooper,  4  West  Quay  lane 
M'Intyre  Duncan,  shoemaker,  3  Rue-end  street.     House, 

14  Cartsburn  street 
M'Intyre  Duncan,  of  H.M.  Customs,  29  Brougham  street 
M'Intyre  Duncan,  police  officer,  29  Shaw  street 
M'Intyre  Duncan,  labourer,  Clyde  pottery,  Port-Glasgow 

road 
M'Intyre  James,  railway  steamboat  agent,  Railway  station 
M'Intyre  James,  plasterer,  58  Dalrymple  street.     House, 

7  Bruce  street 
M'Intyre  James,  smith,  2  Nicholson  street 
M'Intyre  John,  West  Parish  Church  officer,  8  Watt  street 
M'Intyre  John,  labourer,  5  Bruce  street 
M'Intyre  John,  candle  manufacturer,    3   Stanners   street. 

House,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Intyre  John,  labourer,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 
M'Intyre  Nicol,  boatman,  35  Hamilton  street 
M'Intyre  Peter,  labourer,  4  Inverkip  street 
M'Intyre  Peter,  locker,  37  Ann  street 
M'Intyre  William,  commission  agent,  7  East  Quay  lane 
M'Intyre  Ann,  lodgings,  2  Open  shore 
M'Intyre  Miss,  2  Watt  place 
M'Intyre  Mrs  Archibald,  16  Kelly  street 
M'Intyre  Mrs  Hugh,  46  Dalrymple  street 
M'Intyre  Mrs,  29  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Intyre  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  St.  Lawrence  street 
M'Intyre  Mrs,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Intyre  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  Springkell  street 
M'Intyre  Mrs,  5  West  Quay  lane 
M'Intyre  Mrs,  7  Lynedoch  street 
M'Intyre  Mrs,  8  Watt  street 


116  DIRECTORY. 


M'Intyre  Mrs,  7  East  Quay  lane 

M'ISAAC  Alexander,  flesher,   13  West  Blackhall  street. 

House,  do. 
M'lVER  Alexander,  merchant,  Rosemount  cottage  Bank  st. 
M'lver  John,  carpenter,  7  Hill  street 
M'lver  Robert,  coaldealer,  19  Market  street 
M'lver  Robert,  carpenter,  48  Shaw  street 
M'lver  Misses,  Rosemount 

M'lVOR  Robert,  grocer,  40  Cathcart  street  and  44  Hamil- 
ton street 
M'JANNET  William,  joiner,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
MACK  Barnard,  carpenter,  33  Hamilton  street 
MACKAIL  James,  general  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  45  Ha- 
milton street 
M'KAIL  Thomas,  grocer,  28  Dalrymple  street 
MACKAY  John  F.,  merchant,  2  Open  shore.     House,  34 

Union  street 
Mackay  Peter,  slater  and  slate  merchant,  41  Hamilton  st. 

House,  36  West  Blackhall  street 
M'KAY  Alexander,  sawyer,  60  Vennel 
M'Kay  Alexander,  labourer,  2  Springkell  street 
M'Kay  Alexander,  labourer,  15  Market  street 
M'Kay  Andrew,  rafter,  22  John  street 
M'Kay  Christopher,  carpenter,  3  John  street 
M'Kay  Daniel,  cooper,  18  Duncan  street 
M'Kay  Daniel,  painter,  9  East  Shaw  street 
M'Kay  Donald,  clerk,  10  Bruce  street 
M'Kay  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  19  Charles  street 
M'Kay  Duncan,  boilermaker,  10  Cartsburn  street 
M'Kay  Duncan,  tailor,  1  Kilblain  street 
M'Kay  George,  blacksmith,  9  Roxburgh  street 
M'Kay  J.,  grocer,  29  Vennel.     House,  do. 
M'Kay  James,  night  watchman,  4  East  Quay  lane 
M'Kay  James,  labourer,  Inch  Works,  Port-Glasgow  road 
M'Kay  James,  slater,  13  Charles  street 
M'Kay  James,  spirit  dealer,  7  East  breast 
M'Kay  John,  slater,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Kay  John,  engineer,  5  Hamilton  street 
M'Kay  Neil,  tailor,  16  Tobago  street 
M'Kay  William,  smith,  1  Arthur  street 
M'Kay  Miss  A.,  grocer,  27  Vennel 
M'Kay  Mrs  Alexander,  huckster,  47  Shaw  street 
M'KEAIST  John,  carpenter,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'KECHNIE  Alexander,  flesher,  12  Bogle  street 
M'Kechnie  Allan,  flesher,  16  West  Blackhall  street  and  53 
Rue-end  street.     House,  10  Laird  street 


DIRECTORY.  117 


M'Kechnie  Archibald,  shipowner,  Glen  house 
M'Kechnie  Dugald,  sladesman,  18  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Kechnie  Duncan,  mate,  59  Rue-end  street 
M'Kechnie  Hugh,  joiner,   26  Cartsburn  street.      House, 

Blair's  land,  Cartsburn 
M'Kechnie  James,  labourer,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Kechnie  John,  feuar,  8  Watt  street 
M'Kechnie  John,  grocer,  40  West  Burn  street 
M'Kechnie  Neil,  painter,  24  East  Shaw  street 
M'Kechnie  Robert,  mate,  16  Antigua  street 
M'Kechnie  Miss,  7  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
M'Kechnie  Miss  Margaret,  21  Nicholson  street 
M'Kechnie  Mrs  Alexander,  9  Bearhope  street 
M'Kechnie  Mrs,  eating  house  keeper,  19  Shaw  street 
M'KEE  Samuel,  labourer,  13  Clarence  street 
M'KEITH  Lachlan,  accountant,  12  Watt  street 
MACKELLAR    Alexander,    jun.,   clerk,    Gas  Works,  1 

Kelly  street 
M'KELLAR  Alexander,  cooper,  21  Regent  street 
M'Kellar  Andrew,  carter,  34  West  Burn  street 
M'Kellar  Angus,  carpenter,  17  Ingleston  road 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  labourer,  2  Cartsburn  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  jun.,  18  Tobago  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  carpenter,  12  Bogle  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  cooper,  40  W'est  burn  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  baker,  30  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  mate,  18  Ingleston  road 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  writer,  2  Church  place.     House,   11 

Margaret  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  plasterer,  18  Tobago  street 
M'Kellar  Colin,  carpenter,  Blair's  land,  Under  crescent 
M'Kellar  Daniel,  cooper,  42  Thomson's  place,  Inverkip  st. 
M'Kellar  David,  pattern  maker,    Alma  cottage,  Hill-end 

road 
Mackellar  Duncan,  merchant,  2  Eldon  street 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  coachman,  11  West  Stewart  street 
M'Kellar  Duncan  &  Son,  clothiers,  31  Cathcart  st.     Ho., 

7  Lyle  street 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  carpenter,  21  Nicholson  street 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  smith,  26  Tobago  street 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  mariner,  15  Kilblain  street 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  shipmaster,  5  Lyle  street 
M'Kellar  James,  candlemaker,  6  Smith's  lane 
M 'Keller  James,  shoemaker,  26  Tobago  street 
M'Kellar  James,  shipmaster,  14  Hamilton  street 
M'Kellar  John,  carman,  35  Hamilton  street 


118  DIRECTORY. 


M'Kellar  John,  cooper,  28  West  Burn  street 

M'Kellar  John,  tinsmith,  Brownlie's  court,  20  Cathcart  st. 

M'Kellar  Neil,  spirit  dealer,  22  Hamilton  street.     Ho. ,  do. 

M'Kellar  Peter,  carter  and  cowfeeder,  94  East  Hamilton 

M'Kellar  Peter,  carter,  10  Sir  Michael  street 

M'Kellar  Peter,  11  Ann  street 

M'Kellar  Janet,  lodgings,  19  Hamilton  street 

M'Kellar  Miss,  10  Ropework  street 

M'Kellar  Mrs  A. ,  1  Kelly  street 

M'Kellar  Mrs  Gilbert,  washer  and  dresser,  9  Argyle  street 

M'Kellar  Mrs  John,  feuar,  33  Dalrymple  street 

M'Kellar  Mrs  William,  14  Tobago  street 

M'Kellar  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  40  West  Burn  street 

M'Kellar  Mrs,  Red  Lion  tavern,  29  Sugarhouse  lane 

M'KELVIE  James,  bookseller  and  stationer,  7  Hamilton 

street.     House,  15  Roxburgh  street 
M'Kelvie  John,  grocer,  25  Charles  street 
M'Kelyie  John,  pilot,  35  Crawfurd  street 
M'Kelvie  Wm.  R.,  superintendent  of  Cemetery,  Wellpark 

and  Wellington  park.     Ho. ,  8  Ardgowan  street,  west 
M'Kelvie  Mrs  John,  feuar,  Dempster  street 
M'Kelvie  Mrs,  grocer,  39  Ann  street 
M'Kelvie  Mrs,  coffee  house,  12  Hamilton  street 
M'KENDRICK  Henry,  labourer,  51  Main  street,  Carts- 
dyke 
M'Kendrick  Miss,  28  Nicholson  street 
M'KENDRY  Miss  Margaret,  lodgings,  6  Chapel  street 
MACKENZIE  Alexander,  of  A.  Mackenzie  &  Co.     House, 

2  Grey  place 
Mackenzie  A.  &  Co. ,  printers  and  newspaper  proprietors, 

29  Hamilton  street 
Mackenzie  Archibald,  merchant  and  commission  agent,  1 

West  Quay.     House,  37  Boyd  place 
Mackenzie  John,  writer  and  depute  town  clerk,  6  Hamilton 

street.     House,  Mount  pleasant 
Mackenzie  Robert  C,   of  Greenock  Telegraph  Newspaper, 

Dempster  street 
M'KENZIE  Alexander,  labourer,  28  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Kenzie  Alexander,  baker,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Kenzie  Archibald,  blockmaker,  9  Argyle  street 
M'Kenzie  Colin,  cooper,  18  Ingleston  road 
M'Kenzie  Colin,  smith,  6  John  street 
M'Kenzie  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  35  Vennel 
M'Kenzie  Donald,  carpenter,  22  Crawfurd  street 
M'Kenzie  Duncan,  mariner,  4  East  Shaw  street 
M'Kenzie  Duncan,  sailmaker,  16  Bearhope  street 


DIRECTORY.  119 


M'Kenzie  F. ,  Cappielow,  Port-Glasgow  road 

M'Kenzie  Henry,  cooper,  24  Ann  street 

M'Kenzie  James,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  West 
Quay  head,  38  Dalrymple  street.     House,  7  Bruce  st. 

M'Kenzie  James,  baker,  55  Vennel 

M'Kenzie  John,  pilot,  62  Vennel 

M'Kenzie  John,  of  M'Kenzie  &  Walker.    Ho. ,  85  Regent  st. 

M'Kenzie  John,  optician  and  nautical  instrument  maker, 
Armadale  buildings,  Hill  street 

M'Kenzie  John,  watchman,  9  Hill  street 

M'Kenzie  John,  carpenter,  7  St.  Lawrence  street 

M'Kenzie  John,  labourer,  6  West  Quay  lane 

M'Kenzie  John,  carpenter,  62  Roxburgh  street 

M'Kenzie  Neil,  weaver,  40  Inverkip  street 

M'Kenzie  Norman,  boilermaker,  4  Westburn  street 

M'Kenzie  Peter,  nailer,  4  Cartsburn  street 

M'Kenzie  Robert,  joiner,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  street 

M'Kenzie  Robert,  currier,  8  Watt  street 

M'Kenzie  Robert,  baker,  38  Shaw  street 

M'Kenzie  Samuel,  pastry  baker  and  confectioner,  67  Rue- 
end  street 

M'Kenzie  Thomas,  gas  inspector,  Thomson's  place,  42  In- 
verkip street 

M'Kenzie  &  Walker,  grain  merchants,  millers  and  bakers, 
Shaws  Water  Mills,  Dellingburn  square.  Shops,  46 
Hamilton  street,  and  63  Rue-end  street 

M'Kenzie  William,  gardener,  Bogston,  Port-Glasgow  road 

M'Kenzie  William,  blacksmith  and  edge  tool  maker,  3 
Dellingburn  street.     House,  36  West  Burn  street 

M'Kenzie  Mary,  remnant  and  stay  warehouse,  22  Cathcart 
street.     House,  Armadale  place 

M'Kenzie  Miss  E.,  10  Brisbane  street 

M'Kenzie  Miss,  4  George  square 

M'Kenzie  Mrs,  Hugh,  lodgings,  33  Hamilton  street 

M'Kenzie  Mrs  James,  spirit  dealer,  19  Tobago  street 

M'Kenzie  Mrs  John,  20  West  Blackhall  street 

M'Kenzie  Mrs  Peter,  5  Dellingburn  street 

M'Kenzie  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  8  Broad  close 

M'Kenzie  Mrs,  9  Argyle  street 

M'Kenzie  Mrs,  36  West  Burn  street 

M'Kenzie  Mrs,  boys'  dressmaker,  12  Tobago  street 

M'Kenzie  Mrs,  13  West  Blackhall  street 

M'Kenzie  Mrs,  5  West  Quay  lane 

M'KERACHER  Donald,  maltster,  6  Ann  street 

M'KERROW  George,  pawnbroker,  48  Shaw  street.  Ho., 
10  Antigua  street  v 


120  DIRECTORY. 

M'Kerrow  James,  engineer,  11  Clarence  street 

MACKIE  Andrew,  carpenter,  13  Vennel 

Mackie  David,  engineer,  1  Regent  street 

Mackie  George,  watchman,  71  Vennel 

Mackie  James,  mariner,  13  Nicholson  street 

Mackie  James,  M.D.  Ed.,  L.R.C.S.E.,  6  Ardgowan  sq. 

Mackie  James,  draper  and  clothier,  27  Cathcart  street.  Ho. , 

31  Brougham  street 
Mackie  John,  coal  merchant,  50  Eldon  street 
Mackie  John,  clothier,  19  Brougham  street 
Mackie  William,  mason,  30  Inverkip  street 
Mackie  Misses,  6  Ardgowan  square 
Mackie  Miss,  20  West  Stewart  street 
Mackie  Mrs,  lodgings,  60  Vennel 
M'KILLOP  Miss,  teacher,  20  Mearns  street 
M'KIMM  Mrs,  grocer,  5  Smith's  lane 
M'KIMMIE  Robert,  miller,  4  John  street 
M'KINNIS  Mrs,  clothier  and  outfitter,  11  William  street 
M'KINLAY.  Alexander,  carpenter,  5  Bearhope  street 
M'Kinlay  Archibald,  carpenter,  39  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Kinlay  Archibald,  tobacconist,  18  Vennel 
M'Kinlay  Duncan,  carpenter,  35  Nicholson  street 
M'Kinlay  Daniel,  feuar,  36  Vennel 
M'Kinlay  Edward,  carter,  17  Tobago  street 
M'Kinlay  James,  temperance  hotel,  8  Cathcart  square 
M'Kinlay  John,  shoemaker,  41  West  burn  street 
M'Kinlay  John,  carpenter,  6  Hill  street 
M'Kinlay  Peter,  cooper,  19  Bearhope  street 
M'Kinlay  Peter,  carpenter,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Kinlay  Miss  Agnes,  13  Charles  street 
M'Kinlay  Mrs  D.,  28  Ann  street 

M'KINNON  Alexander,  gate  keeper,  5  Dellingburn  street 
M'Kinnon  Allan,  clerk,  28  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Kinnon  Angus,  labourer,  Alma  cottage,  Hill-end  road 
M'Kinnon  Angus,  labourer,  3  Hamilton  street 
M'Kinnon  Archibald,  seaman,  3  Charles  street 
M'Kinnon  Archibald,  moulder,  22  John  street 
M'Kinnon  Daniel,  boilermaker,  2  Springkell  street 
M'Kinnon  Donald,  police  officer,  28  Shaw  street 
M'Kinnon  Donald,  labourer,  46  Dalrymple  street 
M'Kinnon  Edward,  labourer,  17  Arthur  street 
M'Kinnon  Gilbert,  carpenter,  30  Dalrymple  street 
M'Kinnon  John,  boilermaker,  18  Arthur  street 
M'Kinnon  John,  labourer,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 
M'Kinnon  John,  labourer,  37  Rue-end  street 
M'Kinnon  John,  labourerf  13  John  street 


DIRECTORY.  121 


M'Kinnon  Lachlan,  policeman,  1  Manse  lane 

M'Kinnon  Malcolm,  carpenter,  33  West  burn  street 

M'Kinnon  Robert,  smith,  3  John  street 

M'Kinnon  Peter,  boatman,  1  Regent  street 

M'Kinnon  Christina,  huckster,  9  Kilblain  street 

M'Kinnon  Miss,  13  Market  street 

M'Kinnon  Mrs  Andrew,  28  Cartsburn  street 

M'Kinnon  Mrs  Daniel,  lodgings,  63  Main  street 

M'Kinnon  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  8  East  breast 

M'Kinnon  Mrs,  5  Arthur  street 

M'Kinnon  M.  J.,  lodgings,  1  Vennel 

M'Kinnon  Mrs,  lodgings,  4  William  street 

M'Kinnon  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  East  Stewart  street 

M'Kinnon  Mrs,  grocer,  5  Smith's  lane 

M'KIRDY  Alexander,  porter  and  boatman,  badge  No.  24, 
14  Cathcart  street 

M'Kirdy  John,  boatman,  1  Bogle  street 

M'Kirdy  John,  mason,  72  Roxburgh  street 

M'Kirdy  Mrs,  2  Brougham  street 

M'KIVER,  John,  inspector  of  fisheries,  3  Bank  st.     Ho.  8 
Kelly  street 

MACLACHLAN  Andrew,  shoe  manufacturer  for  wholesale, 
35  Cathcart  street.     House,  36  West  Blackhall  street 

Maclachlan  Donald,  joiner,  glazier,  and  undertaker,  8  To- 
bago street.     House,  8  Watt  street 
Maclachlan  Robert,  carter,  1  Regent  street 

M 'LACHLAN  Archibald,  boatman,  8  Watt  street 

M 'Lachlan  Charles,  porter,  10  Hamilton  street 

M 'Lachlan  Charles,  smith,  69  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M 'Lachlan  Colin,  porter,  26  East  Shaw  street 

M 'Lachlan  Colin,  carpenter,  31  Sir  Michael  street 

M 'Lachlan  Dugald,  skipper,  8  Watt  street 

M 'Lachlan  Francis,  broker,  6  Smith's  lane 

M 'Lachlan  Henry,  shoemaker,  60  Yennel 

M 'Lachlan  James,  engineer,  3  Hill  street 

M 'Lachlan  James,  labourer,  14  Tobago  street 

M 'Lachlan  James,  labourer,  59  Dalrymple  street 

M 'Lachlan  James,  smith,  Longwell  close 

M 'Lachlan  John  R.,    sheriff  and  commissary  officer,    13 

Market  street 
M 'Lachlan  John,  gatekeeper,  11  St.  Andrew's  street 
M 'Lachlan  John,  mariner,  2  Sugarhouse  lane 
M 'Lachlan  John,  labourer,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M 'Lachlan  John,  tobacconist,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
M 'Lachlan  John,  labourer,  22  Stanners  street 
M'Lachlan  John,  carpenter,  10  Ropework  street 


122  DIRECTORY. 


M'Lachlan  Kenneth,  policeman,  53  Inverkip  street 

M'Lachlan  Lawrence,  grocer,  6  Vennel 

M'Lachlan  Lachlan,   tobacco    spinner,    M'Kelvie's  land, 

Duncan  street 
M'Lachlan  Peter,  labourer,  11  Charles  street 
M'Lachlan  Robert,  smith,  5  Arthur  street 
M'Lachlan  Robert,  sugar  baker,  50  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Lachlan  William,  boilermaker,  15  St.  Lawrence  street 
M'Lachlan  Miss  C,  28  Charles  street 
M'Lachlan  Miss  I.,  poulterer,  39  Hamilton  street 
M'Lachlan  Mrs  J. ,  37  Hamilton  street 
M'Lachlan  Mrs,  4  East  Quay  lane 
M'Lachlan  Mrs,  lodgings,  55  Shaw  street 
M  'Lachlan  Mrs  J. ,  broker,  41  Vennel 
M'Lachlan  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  8  Manse  lane 
M'Lachlan  Mrs,  4  Dalrymple  street 
M'Lachlan  Miss,  lodgings,  6  Ardgowan  street,  west 
M'LAGGAN  George,  beadle,  TIP.  church,  Sir  Michael  st. 

House,  13  West  Blackhall  street 
M  'LAINE  Allan,  gutta  percha  shoemaker,  11  Charles  st. 
M'LAREN  Angus,  joiner,  6  West  Stewart  street 
M'Laren  Duncan,  clerk,  Drumfrochar  road 
M'Laren  James,  labourer,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
M'Laren  James,  rigger,  1  William  street 
M  'Laren  James,  boilermaker,  2  Springkell  street 
M'Laren  James,  labourer,  2  John  street 
M'Laren  William,  smith,  20  Stanners  street 
M'Laren  Mrs,  1  West  Stewart  street 
M'LARTY  Alexander,  carpenter,  28  Nicholson  street 
M  'Larty  Archibald,  labourer,  10  East  Shaw  street 
M'Larty  Donald  &  Co.,  agents,  Excise  buildings 
M  'Larty  Donald,  of  D.  M'Larty  &  Co.    Ho. ,  10  Margaret  st. 
M'Larty  Dougald,  grocer,  20  Regent  street 
M'Larty  Dougald,  boatman,  11  West  breast 
M'Larty  John,  carpenter,  30  Inverkip  street 
M'Larty  John,  moulder,  5  Arthur  street 
M'Larty  Malcome,  weigher,  7  Arthur  street 
M'Larty  Malcome,  carpenter,  29  Nicholson  street 
M'Larty  Mrs  Archibald,  5  Mearns  street 
M'Larty  Mrs  James,  5  Arthur  street 
M'Larty  Mrs  Malcom,  feuar,  5  Arthur  street 
M'LATCHIE  James,  carter,  9  East  Shaw  street 
MLatchie  Matthew,  carter,  5  St.  Andrew  street 
M'Latchie  Mrs,  grocer,  42  Inverkip  street 
M ACLAURIN  &  Co. ,  painters  and  paper  hangers,  1  Watt 

place 


DIRECTORY.  12; 


Maclaurin  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  Shaw  place 

M'LAURIN  William,  labourer,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan 

street 
M'LAY  Joseph,  throssel  foreman,  Drumfrochar  road 
M'Lay  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Highland  close 
M'LEA  Kenneth,  5  Nelson  street,  west 
M'Lea  Miss,  9  Grey  place 

MACLEAN  Archibald,  shopman,  35  Crawfurd  street 
Maclean  Daniel,  writer,    41   Cathcart   street.     House,    12 

Brisbane  street 
Maclean  Erskine  B.,    book-keeper,  Boyd  place,  35  West 

Blackhall  street 
M'LEAN  Alexander,  spirit  dealer  and  mason,  34  Inverkip 

street 
M'Lean  Alexander,  painter,  28  Cathcart  street 
M'Lean  Alexander,  carpenter,  3  Salmon  street 
M'Lean  Allen,  carpenter,  8  Baker  street 
M'Lean  Allan,  billposter,  6  Bnccleuch  street 
M'Lean  Allan,  cooper,  12  William  street 
M'Lean  Angus,  carpenter,  2  Open  shore 
M'Lean  Angus,  mate,  37  Ann  street 
M'Lean  Angus,  labourer,  42  Inverkip  street 
M'Lean  Archibald,  carpenter,  18  Vermel 
M'Lean  Archibald,  carpenter,  8  Hill  street 
M'Lean  Archibald,  joiner,  16  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Lean  Daniel,  mate,  4  Nicholson  street 
M'Lean  Daniel,  leather  merchant,  3  Manse  lane 
M'Lean  Daniel,  jun. ,  carpenter,  3  Manse  lane 
M'Lean  Daniel,  engineer,  13  St.  Andrew's  street 
M'Lean  Donald,  carpenter,  3  Salmon  street 
M'Lean  Donald,  boot  and  shoemaker,  26  Crawfurd  street 
M'Lean  Dugald,  gardener,  15  Jamaica  street 
M'Lean  Dugald,  joiner,  1  Manse  lane 
M'Lean  Duncan,  carpenter,  10  Roslin  street 
M'Lean  Hector,  Queen's  porter,  22  West  Stewart  street 
M  'Lean  Hector,  carpenter,  Blair's  land,  Crescent  street 
M'Lean  Hugh,  clerk,  2  St  Andrew's  street 
M'Lean  Hugh,  gardener,  3  Bruce  street 
M'Lean  James  &  Co.,  timber  merchants,  23  and  64  Main 

street,  Cartsdyke,  and  4  Chapel  street 
M'Lean  James,  of  J.  M'Lean  k  Co.,  12  East  Blackhall  st. 
M'Lean  James,  joiner,  9  East  Shaw  street 
M'Lean  James,  moulder,  18  Ingleston  road 
M'Lean  James,  spirit  dealer,  14  Shaw  street 
M'Lean  John,  carpenter,  1  Manse  lane 
M'Lean  John,  labourer,  1  Manse  lane 


124  DIRECTOR. 


M'Lean  John  &  Co. ,  coopers  and  fish  eurers,  16  Charles  st. 
M'Lean  John,  of  John  M'Lean  &  Co.,  36  West  Blackhall 

street 
M'Lean  John,  tea-dealer,  14  John  street 
M'Lean  John,  carpenter,  11  Nicholson  street 
M'Lean  John,  sawyer,  Longwell  close 
M  'Lean  John,  painter,  71  Vennel 
M'Lean  John,  pilot,  5  William  street 
M'Lean  John,  tailor,  11  Market  street 
M  'Lean  John,  tidewaiter,  1  Hill  street 
M'Lean  John,  shoemaker,  2  Union  court 
M'Lean  John,  Customhouse  boatman,  28  West  Blackhall  st. 
M  'Lean  John,  letter  carrier,  P.  O. ,  14  Cathcart  street 
M'Lean  Lohn,  carpenter,  4  Salmon  street 
M'Lean  John,  smith,  36  Shaw  street 
M  'Lean  John,  carpenter,  39  Hamilton  street 
M'Lean  John,  carter,  40  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Lean  John,  fisherman,  34  Sir  Michael  street 
M  'Lean  John,  10  East  India  breast 
M'Lean  John,  labourer,  40  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Lean  Lachlan,  boilermaker,  20  Ingleston  road 
M'Lean  Lachlan,  spirit  dealer,  6  Smith's  lane 
M'Lean  Lachlan,  carpenter,  24  Tobago  street 
M'Lean  Lachlan,  labourer,  36  Crawfurd  street 
M'Lean  Lachlan,  labourer,  2  Open  shore 
M'Lean  Matthew,  contractor,  4  St  Andrew's  street 
M  'Lean  Neil,  cooper,  33  Charles  street 
M'Lean  Neil,  fisherman,  34  Sir  Michael  street 
M  'Lean  Neil,  policeman,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
M  'Lean  Neil,  painter,  42  Cathcart  street 
M  'Lean  Neil,  smith,  19  Cathcart  street 
M  'Lean  Norman,  carpenter,  4  William  street 
M  'Lean  Peter,  mariner,  40  Inverkip  street 
M'Lean  Peter,  steyedore,  9  East  Quay  lane 
M  'Lean  Peter,  spirit  dealer,  8  West  breast 
M'Lean  Robert,  policeman,  37  Shaw  street 
M'Lean  Rodger,  huckster,  9  Market  street 
M'Lean  Ronald,  smith,  10  Hill  street 
M'Lean  Thomas,  joiner,  3  John  street 
M  'Lean  William,  smith,  15  Bearhope  street 
M  'Lean  William,  shoemaker,  52  Dalrymple  street 
M  'Lean  William,  engineer,  18  Duncan  street 
M'Lean  William,  joiner,  1  Duncan  street 
M  'Lean  Miss,  15  Sugarhouse  lane 
M  'Lean  Miss,  dressmaker,  1  Manse  lane 
M'Lean  Miss  Flora,  remnant  warehouse,  45  Cathcart  street 


DIRECTORY.  125 


M  'Lean  Miss  E. ,  furnishings,  31  Charles  street 
M  'Lean  Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  22  Bank  street 
M'Lean  Miss  M.,  lodgings,  2  Crawfurd  street 
M  'Lean  Misses,  lodgings,  28  Nicholson  street 
M'Lean  Mrs  A.,  23  Regent  street 
M'Lean  Mrs  Daniel,  9  Lyle  street 
M'Lean  Mrs  John,  6  Crawfurd  street 
M'Lean  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  8  St.  AndreAv's  square 
M'Lean  Mrs  John,  54  West  Blackhall  street 
M  'Lean  Mrs  William,  82  Regent  street 
M  'LELLAN  Archibald,  miller,  23  Charles  street 
M'Lellan  Archibald,  boatman,  10  Charles  street 
M  'Lellan  Angus,  carpenter,  17  Cathcart  street 
M'Lellan  Daniel,  tailor,  Longwell  close 
M  'Lellan  Duncan,  shipmaster,  3  Charles  street 
M'Lellan  James  <fe  Co.,  ship  brokers,  commission  agents, 
and  agents  for  Life  Association  of  Scotland,  14  Cathcart 
street 
M'Lellan  James,  of  James  M'Lellan  &  Co.,  6  Trafalgar  st. 
M'Lellan  James,  fireman,  46  Cathcart  street 
M'Lellan  Samuel,  boilermaker,  Brownlie's  court,  20  Cath- 
cart street 
M'Lellan  Misses,  dressmakers,  12  Tobago  street 
M'LELLAND  James,  watchman,  Mansion  house 
M'Lelland  Robert,  law  clerk,  Mansion  house 
M'LENNQN  D.,  gardener,  9  Antigua  street 
M'LEISH  John,  steward,  4  Vennel 
M'LEOD  Alexander,  joiner,  8  Ann  street 
M'Leod  Angus,  gardener,  18  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Leod  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  28  Shaw  street 
M'Leod  Colin,  shipmaster,  9  Trafalgar  street 
M  'Leod  D.  &  Co. ,  shipbuilders,  Bay  of  Quick 
M'Leod  Donald,  labourer,  13  Ropework  street 
M  'Leod  Duncan,  steward,  5  Crawfurd  street 
M'Leod  Finlay,  carpenter,  1  Nicholson  street 
M'Leod  George,  cooper,  40  Inverkip  street 
M'Leod  John,  lathsplitter,  1  Staimers  street 
M  'Leod  John,  carpenter,  7  Market  street 
M  'Leod  John,  spirit  dealer,  8  Manse  lane 
M'Leod  John,  tidewaiter,  4  Mansion  house  lane 
M  'Leod  Neil,  painter,  1  Clarence  street 
M'Leod  Neil,  Queen's  porter,  3  Kelly  street 
M'Leod  William,  sailmaker,  16  Hamilton  street 
M  'Leod  Miss  Janet,  lodgings,  5  Shaw  street 
M'Leod  Mrs  Mary,  eating  house  keeper,  6  East  Quay  lane 
M'Leod  Mrs  John,  15  Lynedoch  street 


126  DIRECTORY. 


M  'Leod  Mrs  John,  12  Market  street 

M'Leod  Mrs,  washer  and  dresser,  29  Charels  street 

M  'Leod  Mrs,  lodgings,  26  Vennel 

M'LINTOCK  James,   boot  and  shoemaker,  33  Hamilton 

street.     Honse,  24  Mcholson  street 
M'Lintock  Thomas,  mariner,  40  Dalrymple  street 
M  'Lintock  William,  painter,  1  Stanners  street 
M'LURE  James,  cooper,  38  Ann  street 
M'LUSKY  John,  joiner,  2  Bucclench  street 
M'Lusky  John,  huckster,  36  Yennel 
M 'MASTER  Alexander,  tailor  and  clothier,   40  Cathcart 

street.     House.  49  do. 
M  'Master  David  W.,  tidewaiter,  1  Carnock  street 
M 'Master  James,  tea  dealer,  2  Cartsburn  street 
M  'Master  Peter,  foreman,  Patent  Saw  mills,  29  Regent  st, 
M'MENOMY  Daniel,  boilermaker,  11  Cowgate  street 
M'MEIKAN  John,  carpenter,  15  Bearhope  street 
M'Meikan  Thomas,  labourer,  7  Broad  close 
M  'MENAMON  James,  stevedore,  43  Cathcart  street 
MACMILLAN  Hugh,  provision  merchant,  25   Hamilton 

street.     House,  1  Watson's  lane 
M'MILLAN  Alexander,  porter,  18  Sir  Michael  street 
M  'Millan  Alexander,  clothier,  34  West  burn  street 
M  'Millan  Alexander,  policeman,  5  Ann  street 
M 'Millan  Andrew,  baker,  20  Market  street 
M 'Millan  Andrew,  joiner,  6  West  burn  street 
M 'Millan  Angus,  mariner,  30  Dalrymple  street 
^M 'Millan  Archibald,  fireman,  12  St  Andrew's  street 
M 'Millan  Colin,  tailor  and  clothier,  43  Cathcart  st.     Ho., 

6  Newark  street 
M  'Millan  Daniel,  carpenter,  3  Inverkip  street 
M  'Millan  Daniel,  sailmaker,  39  Crawfurd  street 
M  'Millan  Donald,  sawyer,  12  Inverkip  street 
M 'Millan  Donald,  van  driver  to  House  of  Refuge,  12  In- 
verkip street 
M  'Millan  Dugald,  carpenter,  29  Cathcart  street 
M  'Millan  Duncan,  Gas  Works,  20  Hamilton  street 
M  'Millan  Hugh,  tailor,  11  Inverkip  street 
M  'Millan  Hugh,  labourer,  34  ]\ J  ain  street,  Cartsdyke 
M 'Millan  James  &  Son,  shipbuilders,  Albert  building  yard, 

Albert  quay 
M  'Millan  James,  shipbuilder,  of  James  M'Millan  &  Son. 

Bay  of  Quick  cottage 
M 'Millan  James,  labourer,  39  Main  Street,  Cartsdyke 
JVJ  'Millan  John,  hairdresser,  6  Watson's  lane 
M  'Millan  John,  carpenter,  23  East  Shaw  street 


DIRECTORY.  127 


M'Millan  John,  Parochial  Board  sub-inspector,  9  Bruce  st, 

M  'Millan  John,  porter,  5  Smith's  lane 

M'Millan  John,  engineer,  11  St.  Andrew's  street 

M  'Millan  John,  stamper,  Post-office 

M'Millan  Lachlan,  sawyer,  23  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Millan  Malcolm,  mason,  83  Regent  street 

M'Millan  Neil,  corkcutter,  30  West  Blackhall  street 

M  'Millan  Peter,  nesher,  4  Bearhope  street 

M'Millan  Robert,  carpenter,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Millan  Thomas,  postmaster,  Post-office.     Ho.,  10  Kelly 

street 
M'Millan  Thomas,  mariner,  46  Dalrymple  street 
M'Millan  Torrance,  marine  store,  29  Dalrymple  street 
M'Millan  William,  police  sergeant,  76  Roxburgh  street 
M'Millan  Willam,  joiner,  8  John  street 
M'Millan  Miss  Mary,  grocer,  19  Arthur  street 
M'Millan  Miss,  straw-bonnet  maker,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Millan  Margaret,  dressmaker,  11  Hamilton  street 
M'Millan  Mrs  David,  22  Antigua  street 
M'Millan  Mrs  John,  23  Market  street 
M  'Millan  Mrs  John,  mangier,  34  West  Burn  street 
M'Millan  iVJrs  Malcolm,  3  East  Stewart  street 
M  'Millan  Mrs  Neil,  lodgings,  2  Cross-shore  street 
M'Millan  Mrs,  42  Crawfurd  street 
M'Millan  Mrs,  9  Crawfurd  street 
M'Millan  Mrs,  huckster,  63  Ann  street 
M'MORLAND  R.  S.  &  Co.,  merchants,  15  East  Quay  lane 
M'Morland  Robert  S.,  of  B.  S.  M'Morland  &  Co.,  48  Ann* 

street 
M'Morland  Mrs  Peter,  48  Ann  street 
M'MUNAGLE  Charles,  fishmonger,  1  Harvie  lane 
M' M  URCHIE  William,  iron  dresser,  33  Main  st. ,  Cartsdyke 
M'MURTRIE  Henry,  mercantile  clerk,  22  Bank  street 
M'Murtrie  John,  joiner,  3  St.  Andrew  street 
M'MURRICH  Matthew,  joiner,  8  Hill  street 
MACNAB  &  Clark,  engineers,  &c,  Shaws  Water  foundry, 

Ingleston  road 
Macnab  William,  of  Macnab  &  Clark,  1  Grey  place 
M'NAB  Daniel,  smith,  20  Vennel 
M'Nab  Donald,  labourer,  28  Cathcart  street 
M  'Nab  Duncan,  baker,  26  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Nab  Duncan,  farmer  and  gardener,  Glen 
M  'Nab  Hugh,  boilermaker,  12  St.  Lawrence  street 
M'Nab  John,  dyer,  30  Inverkip  street 
M'Nab  John,  pattern  maker,  19  Regent  street 
M'Nab  John,  carpenter,  7  St.  Lawrence  street 


128  DIRECTORY. 


M  'Nab  Robert,  moulder,  9  Roxburgh  street 

M'Nab  Mrs,  13  Cross-shore  street 

M'Nab  Mrs,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Nab  Mrs,  25  Lynedoch  street 

M'Nab  Mrs,  26  Cartsburn  street 

M  'Nab  Mrs,  6  Dalrymple  street 

M'NAIR  Archibald,  porter,  20  Ingleston  road 

M  'Nair  Duncan,  cooper,  26  Tobago  street 

M'Nair  George,  labourer,  10  Cartsburn  street 

M'Nair  John,  27  Lynedoch  street 

M'Nair  Peter,  turner,  9  Arthur  steet 

M'Nair  Thomas,  smith,  17  Arthur  street 

M'Nair  Thomas,  labourer,  27  Vennel 

M'Nair  William,  moulder,  4  Hill  street 

M'Nair  Mrs,  13  Nelson  street,  west 

MACN AUGHT  John,  painter  and  paper  hanger,  2  Church 

place.     House,  20  Mearns  street 
M 'NAUGHT  Alexander,  feuar,  13  Vennel 
M 'Naught  Duncan,  mate,  18  Antigua  street 
M'Naught  James,  joiner  and  feuar,  6  Lyle  street.     House, 

29  Lynedoch  street 
M'Naught  John,  family  grocer,  Victoria  buildings,  7  West 

Blackhall  street.     House,  12  do. 
M'Naught  John,  grocer,  53  Vennel 
M'Naught  Peter,  foreman  sailmaker,  41  Cathcart  street 
M'Naught  Thomas,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  6  Albert 

place,  West  Blackhall  street.     House,  12  do. 
M'Naught  Miss  Jane,  feuar,  5  West  Stewart  street 
M'Naught  Miss,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
MACNAUGHTAN  Peter,  merchant,  Glen  park,  19  Eldon 

street 
Macnaughtan  Mrs,  Glen  park,  19  Eldon  street 
M  'NAUGHTAN  Duncan,  shoemaker,  11  Hill  street 
M'Naughtan  Peter,  labourer,  13  Hamilton  street 
M'Naughtan  Mrs  Alexander,  3  Shaw  place 
M'Naughtan  Mrs,  3  Wellington  street 
M'Naughtan  Mrs,  furnishing  shop,  30  Ann  street 
M'NEIL  Alexander,  upholsterer,  30  Nicholson  street 
M'Neil  Alexander,  confectioner,  6  Cross-shore  street 
M  'Neil  Archibald,  sawyer,  4  Hill  street 
M'Neil  Archibald,  labourer,  6  Crawfurd  street 
M  'Neil  Duncan,  carter,  71  Vennel 
M  'Neil  Hector,  carpenter,  13  West  Blackhall  street 
M  'Neil  Hugh,  porter,  3  Charles  street 
M  'Neil  James,  joiner,  4  Lyle  street 
M  'Neil  James,  mariner,  53  Vennel 


DIRECTORY.  129 


M  'Neil  James,  wool  washer,  Broomhill 

M'Neil  John,  flesher  and  cowfeeder,  7  Ann  street 

M 'Neil  John,  labourer,  46Dalrymple  street 

M  'Neil  John,  mariner,  16  Sir  Michael  street 

M'Neil  Lachlan,  pilot,  18  Sir  Michael  street 

M'Neil  Lamont,  sawyer,  4  Inverkip  street 

M'Neil  Neil,  carter,  4  Sir  Michael  street 

M'Neil  Samuel,  shipmaster,  5  Lyle  street 

M  'Neil  Peter,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 

M'Neil  Thomas,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  9  East  breast. 

House,  4  Lyle  street 
M'Neil  Walter,  spirit  dealer,  13  Shaw  street 
M  'Neil  William,  watchman,  4  Tobago  street 
M'Neil  Sarah,  lodgings,  7  Arthur  street 
M'Neil  Miss,  dressmaker,  60  Roxburgh  street 
M'Neil  Mrs  Dugald,  35  East  Shaw  street 
M'Neil  Mrs  Malcolm,  lodgings,  14  Stanners  street 
M'Neil  Mrs,  clothier,  52  Shaw  street 
M  'Neil  Mrs,  12  Inverkip  street 
M  'Neil  Mrs,  9  Crawfurd  street 
M'Neil  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  East  Shaw  street 
M'Neil  Mrs,  lodgings,  24  Inverkip  street 
M'NEIL  AGE  Alexander,  shoemaker,  28  Sir  Michael  st. 
M'Neilage  James,  shipmaster,  18  Kelly  street 
M'Neilage  John,  carpenter,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
M'Neilage  John,  superintendent  of  street  cleansing,  6  Lyle 

street 
M  'Neilage  Mrs  George,  milliner,  6  East  Stewart  street 
M  'Neilage  Mrs  John,  3  Bearhope  street 
M  'NICOLL  Alexander,  labourer,  59  Main  st. ,  Cartsdyke 
M'Nicoll  Mrs  A.,  8  Watt  street 
M  'Nicoll  Mrs  M. ,  9  Argyle  street 
M'NISH  Mrs  Robert,  17  Lyle  street 
M  'ONIE  William,  engineer,  15  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M  'PHAIL  Alexander,  mason,  37  Nicholson  street 
Ai  'Phail  Archibald,  storekeeper,  8  Inverkip  street 
M'Phail  Colin,  porter,  badge  51,  6  Shaw  street 
M 'Phail  Dugald,  teacher,  18  John  street.     House,  38  Ann 

street 
M'Phail  Dugald,  carpenter,  14  Inverkip  street 
M'Phail  Duncan,  labourer,  15  St.  Andrew's  street 
M'Phail  Duncan,  labourer,  6  Shaw  street 
M'Phail  Hector,  spirit  dealer,  6  East  Shaw  street 
M'Phail  James,  plumber,  17  Shaw  street 
M'Phail  John,  labourer,  2  East  Quay  lane 
M'Phail  John,  mariner,  Longwell  close 


130  DIRECTORY. 


M'Phail  John,  spirit  dealer,  24  East  Shaw  street 

M'Phail  Lachlan,  tailor,  11  Dalrymple  street 

M'Phail  Neil,  carter,  8  Ann  street 

M'Phail  Stephen,  sugar  baker,  13  Inverkip  street 

M  'Phail  Mrs  Duncan,  42  Crawfurd  street 

M'Phail  Mrs  Hugh,  9  Under  crescent 

M'Phail  Mrs,  50  West  Blackhall  street 

M'Phail  Mrs,  15  Crawfurd  street 

M'PHEDRAN  Dugald,  police  officer,  35  Vennel 

M'Phedran  Neil,  smith,  Finnieston,  Port-Glasgow  road 

M'PHEE  John,  14  Bruce  street 

M'PHERSON  Alexander,  sawyer,  9  Dalrymple  street 

M  'Pherson  Alexander,  carpenter,  11  Cathcart  street 

M'Pherson  Alexander,    carpenter,  41  Crawfurd  street 

M 'Pherson  Alexander,  goods  guard,  Lyle'sland,  Back  walks 

M'Pherson  Angus,  railway  porter,  22  Stanners  street 

M'Pherson  Archibald,  carter,  8  Shaw  street 

M'Pherson  Charles,  locker,  12  Nicholson  street 

M'Pherson  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  27  Hamilton  street 

M'Pherson  Daniel,  pilot,  4  Market  street 

M'Pherson  Duncan,  carpenter,  1  Nicholson  street 

M'Pherson  Duncan,  teacher,  Highlanders'  Academy.     Ho., 

12  Bruce  street 
M'Pherson  George,  labourer,  15  St.  Lawrence  street 
M'Pherson  J.  C,  accountant,  Rosehill,  25  Roxburgh  street 
M  'Pherson  James,  lighterman,  11  West  Breast 
M'Pherson  James,  cattle  dealer,  4  Mansionhouse  lane 
M'Pherson  James,  engineer,  11  Arthur  street 
M'Pherson  James,  shipmaster,  7  Brisbane  street 
M'Pherson  James,  sawyer,  21  John  street 
M'Pherson  James,  carpenter,  25  Lynedoch  street 
M'Pherson  John  <fc  Co.,  ship  chandlers,  3  East  breast 
M'Pherson  John,  of  J.  M'Pherson  &  Co.,  11  Antigua  st. 
M'Pherson  John,  grocer,  44  Inverkip  street 
M'Pherson  John,  grocer,  34  Dalrymple  street.     House,  12 

Nicholson  street 
M'Pherson  John,  forger,  Cappielow,  Port-Glasgow  road 
M  'Pherson  John,  lighterman,  13  Shaw  street 
M'Pherson  John,  sailmaker,  30  Nicholson  street 
M  'Pherson  John,  mariner,  4  East  Shaw  street 
M'Pherson  John,  engineer,  Holmscroft  street 
M  'Pherson  John,  lathsplitter,  14  Market  street 
M'Pherson  John,  ropemaker,  83  Regent  street 
M'Pherson  John,  carpenter,  9  East  Shaw  street 
M'Pherson  Malcolm,  joiner,  22  Tobago  street 
M'Pherson  Peter,  boilermaker,  Blair's  land,  Under  crescent 


DIRECTORY.  ■■-...   131 

M'Pherson  Peter,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  30  West 

Burn  street.     House,  24  do. 
M  'Pherson  Miss  Catherine,  50  West  Blackhall  street 
M  'Pherson  Mrs  D. ,  1  Lyle  street 
M'Pherson  Mrs,  53  Vennel 

M'Pherson  Mrs,  shoemaker,  13  Hamilton  street 
M  'Pherson  Mrs,  30  Nicholson  street 
M'Pherson  Mrs,  3  Mcholson  street 

M'QUARRIE  Donald,  sailmaker,  30  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Quarrie  Hector,  carpenter,  69  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Quarrie  James,  dealer,  42  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M  'Quarrie  John,  mariner,  33  East  Shaw  street 
M  'Quarrie  Miss,  mangier  and  dresser,  7  Market  street 
M 'QUEEN  Thomas,  upholsterer,  30  Nicholson  street 
M  'Queen  Mrs   Kenneth,    wine    and   spirit   merchant,    24 

M'QUISTAN  Finlay,  confectioner,  43  Cathcart  street.  Ho. , 

45  do. 
M'Quistan  John,  boat  builder,  49  Roxburgh  street 
M'RAE  Alexander,  steward,  4  Nelson  street 
M'Rae  Donald,  accountant,  Royal  Bank,  38  Cathcart  st. 
M'Rae  Duncan,  late  letter  carrier,  11  Bearhope  street 
M'Rae  Duncan,  mariner,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
M  'Rae  E. ,  clerk,  Royal  Bank,  38  Cathcart  street 
M'Rae  John,  labourer,  17  Shaw  street 
M'Rae  Lachlan,  labourer,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Rae  Robert,  coachman,  7  Mearns  street 
M  'Rae  William,  smith,  11  Ann  street 
M  'RONALD  Alexander,  carpenter,  2  John  street 
M 'SHANE  James,  sawyer,  56  Vennel 
M'SPORAN  Mrs  Lachlan,  5  John  street 
M'SWAN  William,  carpenter,  3  John  street 
M  'SWEEN  John,  labourer,  20  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Sween  Mrs  Daniel,  dressmaker,  22  Cartsburn  street 
M'Sween  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  71  Vennel 
M'Sween  Mrs,  46  Dalrymple  street 
M  'TAGGAR  Alexander,  coal  dealer,  28  Vennel 
M'TAGGART  Archibald,  sawyer,  7  Under  crescent 
M'Taggart  Daniel,  ropemaker,  8  East  Shaw  street 
M'Taggart  Donald,  grocer,  30  Vennel.   House,  40  Inverkip 

street 
M'Taggart  John,  carpenter,  1  Hill  street 
M'Taggart  John,  porter,  7  New  Dock  lane 
M  'Taggart  John,  joiner,  23  Regent  street 
M'Taggart  Neil,  labourer,  2  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Taggart  William,  brewer,  21  East  Shaw  street 


132  BIRECTORY. 


M  'TEAGUE  Maurice,  town's  porter,  12  East  Quay  lane 

M'VEY  Dixon,  mason,  44  Inverkip  street 

M'Vey  James,  joiner,  17  Charles  street 

M'Vey  Samuel,  mason,  76  Roxburgh  street 

M  ACVTCAR  Robert,  jr. ,  ship  and  general  smith,  3  Shaw  st. 

House,  28  Regent  street 
M  'VICAR  Alexander,  policeman,  8  West  Burn  steeet 
M  'Vicar  Archibald,  carver  and  gilder,  15  Roxburgh  street 
M 'Vicar  Colin,  labourer,  11  Clarence  street 
M 'Vicar  Donald,  joiner,  18  Sir  Michael  street 
M 'Vicar  Robert,  rivetter,  17  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M 'Vicar  William,  ship,  chain,  and  bolt  manufacturer,  7  East 

Stewart  street.     House,  6  Chapel  street 
M 'WALTER  John,  carter,  37  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M 'Walter  John,  railway  porter,  33  Roxburgh  street 
M 'Walter  Mrs  John,  farmer,  Upper  Ingleston,  East  parish 
M'WATT  Francis,  spirit  dealer,  53  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M 'WATTY  John,  joiner,  21  Bearhope  street 
M'WHINNIE    Hugh,   forger,    Cappielow,    Port-Glasgow 

road 
M'Whinnie  Mrs  Hugh,  Clyde  Forge,  Port-Glasgow  road 
M 'WILLIAM   &  Gibson,  manufacturing  chemists,  Carts- 
dyke 
M 'William  George,  joiner,  12  John  street 
M 'William  John,  smith,  17  Antigua  street 
M 'William  Peter,  smith,  17  Arthur  street 
M 'William  Peter,  joiner,  6  West  Stewart  street 
M 'WRAITH  Thomas,  bundler,  Drumfrochar  road 

N 

NAISMITH  Alexander,  carpenter,  20  Market  street 

NAPIER  Archibald,  caulker,  8  John  street 

Napier  James,  engineer,  10  William  street 

Napier  Matthew,  cowfeeder,  63  Ann  street 

NEILL  David,  labourer,  41  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Neill  &  Dempster,  sugar  refiners,  Dellingburn  street 

Neill  James,  farmer,  Chapelton,  Port- Glasgow  road 

Neill  James,  mariner,  17  Tobago  street 

Neill  John,  farmer,  South  Hillend,  East  parish 

Neill  John,  of  Neill  &  Dempster.     House,  33  West  Stewart 

street 
Neill  John,  assistant  collector  of  town  assessment,  44  Inver- 
kip street 
Neill  John,  smith,  Broomhill 
Neill  Peter,  mariner,  34  East  Shaw  street 


DIRECTORY.  133 


Neill  R.  &  S. ,  writers,  16  William  street 

Neill  Robert,  of  R.  db  S.  Neill,  8  Shaw  place 

Neill  Thomas,  of  Thomas  Lamb  &  Sons.  House,  24  Nichol- 
son street 

Neill  William,  farmer,  West  Chapelton,  Port- Glasgow  road 

Neill  William,  shipmaster,  8  Brougham  street 

Neill  Mrs,  20  East  Quay  lane 

NEILSON  Andrew,  smith,  32  Sir  Michael  street 

Neilson  James,  farmer,  Berry-yards 

Neilson  James,  huckster,  2  William  street 

Neilson  John,  hat  manufacturer,  43  Cathcart  street.  House, 
7  Lyle  street 

Neilson  John,  smith  and  nail  manufacturer,  10  Tobago  st. 

Neilson  John  Finlay,  of  Greenock  Telegraph  newspaper,  38 
Eldon  street 

Neilson  <fe  Mackenzie,  printers,  8  Hamilton  street 

Neilson  Samuel,  farmer,  Maukinhill,  East  parish 

Neilson  William,  sawyer,  4  Union  street 

Neilson  Mrs,  ]  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

NELSON  Rev.  John,  of  Free  West  Church,  Eldon  st. 

NESS  William,  carter,  29  Charles  street 

NEW  Clyde  Towing  Company,  10  West  breast 

NEWAL  Charles,  engineer,  3  Under  crescent 

NEWLANDS  Peter,  lathsplitter,  8  Hamilton  street 

NEWMAN  Mrs,  19  Brougham  street 

NEWTON  &  Co. ,  grain  merchants,  Customhouse  place 

Newton  James  &  Co. ,  merchants,  2  Open  shore 

Newton  James,  of  Newton  &  Co. ,  Eldon  street 

Newton  Mrs  James,  49  Brougham  street 

NICHOL  Ronald,  tailor,  Harvie  lane 

Nichol  Samuel,  boilermaker,  6  Ingleston  road 

NICHOLSON  Alexander,  rafter,  Longwell  close 

Nicholson  Alexander,  fireman,  15  St.  Lawrence  street 

Nicholson  John,  joiner,  51  Inverkip  street 

Nicholson  John,  sawyer,  2  Sugarhouse  lane 

Nicholson  Mrs  John,  5  Mearns  street 

Nicholson  Mrs  Robert  N. ,  65  Union  street 

NICOL  Charles,  mason,  36  Crawfurd  street 

Nicol  David  cooper,  12  Bogle  street 

Nicol  Duncan,  of  Mories  &  Nicol,  Mount  park,  Bank  street 

Nicol  James,  carpenter,  19  Ingleston  road 

Nicol  James  S. ,  of  Nicol  &  West.  House,  Orangefield  place 

Nicol  John,  carpenter,  17  John  street 

Nicol  John,  engineer,  3  Under  crescent 

Nicol  John,  carpenter,  51  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Nicol  John,  shipmaster,  1  Roxburgh  street 


134  DIRECTORY. 


Nicol  Thomas,  carpenter,  5  East  Blackhall  street 

Nicol  William,  engine  driver,  57  Shaw  street 

Nicol  &  West,  silk  mercers  and  drapers,  3  West  Black- 
hall  street 

Nicol  Mrs,  egg  dealer,  13  Hamilton  street 

Nicol  Mrs,  lodgings,  26  Sir  Michael  street 

NICOLL  Mrs  Thomas,  3  East  Stewart  street 

NICOLSON  Peter,  of  P.  Nicolson  &  Sons,  37  Crawford  st. 

Nicolson  P.  &  Sons,  boatbuilders,  Bay  of  Quick 

NIMMO  Andrew,  collector  of  town,  #t>ad,  and  prison  assess- 
ments, Town  Buildings,  6  Hamilton  street.  House,  1 
Roxburgh  street 

Nimmo  Mrs  John,  spirit  dealer,  4  East  Quay  lane 

NINIAN  Mrs,  32  West  Blackhall  street 

NISBET  John,  storekeeper,  51  Roxburgh  street 

NIVEN  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  11  Charles  street. 
House,  do.  , 

Niven  James,  carpenter,  35  Nicholson  street 

Niven  James,  joiner,  35  Nicholson  street 

Niven  Peter,  shoemaker,  16  Dalrymple  street 

Niven  Thomas,  grain  merchant,  17  East  Quay  lane.  Ho. , 
Finnart  road 

Niven  William,  carpenter,  2  Watt  place 

Niven  William,  joiner,  1  Hill  street 

Niven  Wilson,  mariner,  16  Cross-shore  street 

Niven  Miss,  lodgings,  21  Rue-end  street 

Niven  Miss,  lodgings,  19  Ann  street 

Niven  Mrs  Walter  N. ,  67  Union  street 

NIVISON  Mrs,  teacher,  1  Factory  lane 

NIXON  Mrs,  register  office  for  servants,  and  clothing  estab- 
lishment, 9  Sugarhouse  lane 

NOBLE  Benjamin,  68  Union  street 

Noble  John,  labourer,  Finnieston,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Noble  Robert,  hawker,  38  Vennel 

Noble  Thomas,  boilermaker,  Blair's  land,  Cartsburn 

Noble  Mrs  George,  68  Union  street 

NORRIS  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  36  Sir  Michael  street 

NORTH  British  Daily  Mail  Newspaper,  Greenock  Branch 
office,  1  Bank  street  and  49  Cathcart  street 

North  of  England  Insurance  Office,  49  Cathcart  street 

NOTTMAN  Robert,  joiner,  9  Bruce  street 


OATS  Daniel,  hatter,  20  Vennel 
ODDFELLOWS'  Hall,  15  Charles  street 


DIRECTORY.  135 


OGILVIE  David,  joiner,  23  East  Shaw  street 

Ogilvie  James,  cabinetmaker,  36  Sir  Michael  street 

Ogilvie  John,  clerk,  Drumfrochar  road 

O'BRIAN  Hugh,  travelling  merchant,  24  Tobago  street 

O'Brian  John,  dealer,  61  Vennel 

O'BRIEN  Arthur,  labourer,  49  Main  street  Cartsdyke 

O'DONALD  John,  baker,  1  Cartsburn  street 

O'DONNELL  James,  flesher,  49  Shaw  street 

OFFENGARDEN  Frederick,  labourer,  Thomson's  place, 

42  Inverkip  street 
O'HARE  Thomas,  carter,  19  Stanners  street 
OLDHAM  Mrs,  Rose  bank,  25  Forsyth  street 
OLIPHANT  John,  joiner,  17  Ingleston  road 
O'LEARY  William,  tea  dealer,  16  William  street 
O'NEIL  Edward,  labourer,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
O'Neil  Edward,  boilermaker,  10  Taylor's  close 
O'Neil  James,  mason,  6  East  Shaw  street 
O'Neil  James,  bundler,  Broomhill 

O'Neil  John,  pawnbroker,  6  Low  Vennel.     House,  17  Rox- 
burgh street 
O'Neil  John,  boilermaker,  22  East  Shaw  street 
O'Neil  Patrick,   pawnbroker,  29  Shaw  street.      House,  9 

Trafalgar  square 
O'Neil  Mrs  F.,  spirit  dealer,  9  Taylor's  close 
O'Neil  Mrs,  dealer,  Buchanan's  close,  Dalrymple  street 
O'REILLY  James,  marine  store,  22  Shaw  street 
ORKNEY  Alexander,  84  Regent  street 
ORR  Andrew  R.,  of  Orr,  Hunter  &  Co.,  5  West  Blackhall 

street 
Orr  Daniel,  baker,  21  Arthur  street 
Orr  Daniel,  labourer,  3  Charles  street 
Orr  Duncan,  labourer,  3  Hill  street 
Orr  Erskine,  feuar,  46  Crawfurd  street 
Orr,  Hunter  &  Co. ,  rope  and  sail  makers,  2  West  Quay  lane 
Orr  James,  feuar  and  spirit  dealer,  34  Sir  Michael  street 
Orr  John,  baker,  27  Rue-end  street 
Orr  John,  mariner,  46  Crawfurd  street 
Orr  John,  jr. ,  grain  merchant,  5  Rue-end  street 
Orr  John,  lodgings,  5  Shaw  street 
Orr  John,  porter,  19  Shaw  street 
Orr  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  21  Ann  street 
Orr  Joseph,  blockmaker,  joiner,  and  glazier,  37  Dalrymple 

street.     House,  35  East  Shaw  street 
Orr  Joseph,  labourer,  14  St  Andrew's  street 
Orr  Robert,   grain  merchant  and  spirit  dealer,  65  Main 
street,  Cartsdyke 


136  DIRECTORY. 


Orr  Thomas,  boatbuilder,  23  Rue-end  street.  House,  1 
Carnock  street 

Orr  Thomas,  cooper,  1  Stanners  street 

Orr  William,  joiner  and  blockmaker,  8  Cross-shore  street. 
House,  62  Union  street 

Orr  William,  engine  keeper,  31  Regent  street 

Orr  William,  of  Anderson,  Orr  &  Co.,  Shipbank,  Regent  st. 

Orr  William,  joiner,  1  Carnock  street 

Orr  Miss,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  32  Tobago  street 

Orr  Miss,  1  Kelly  street 

Orr  Miss,  feuar,  2  Buccleuch  street 

Orr  Mrs  James,  feuar,  87  Regent  street 

Orr  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  32  Ann  street 

Orr  Mrs  John,  straw  hatter  and  dressmaker,  46  Crawfurd  st. 

Orr  Mrs  John,  3  Hill  street 

Orr  Mrs  Matthew,  Matilda  cottage,  Eldon  street 

Orr  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Cathcart  street 

Orr  Mrs,  lodgings,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Orr  Mrs,  milliner,  12  West  Blackball  street 

OSBORNE  David,  joiner,  Cappielow,  Port-Glasgow  road 

OSWALD  Mrs,  keeper,  33  Nicholson  street 

OUGHTERSON  George,  eastern  sawmiU  office,  17  Cath- 
cart street.     House,  38  Union  street 

Oughterson  Mrs  James,  38  Union  street 

OWEN  Mrs  James,  stationer,  30  Cathcart  street.  House, 
20  East  Quay  lane 


PAINTERS'  Hall,  44  Cathcart  street 
PALMER  James,  cooper,  17  Sir  Michael  street 
PAPER  Mills,  Overton,  Shaws  Water  falls,  No.  18 
PARIS  Lewis,  mariner,  2  Sugarhouse  lane 
PARK  Boyd,  boilermaker,  33  Regent  street 
Park  Hugh,  carpenter,  14  Cross-shore  street 
Park  James,  tug  steamboat  agent,  4  Nicholson  street 
Park  James,  pilot,  28  West  Blackhall  street 
Park  Matthew,  carter,  41  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Park  Matthew,  of  Mossman  &  Park,  Mount  place,  Holms- 
croft  street 
Park  Robert,  65  Regent  street 
Park  Robert,  optician  and  nautical  instrument  maker,  17 

William  street.     House,  97  Regent  street 
Park  Thomas,  slater,  27  Hamilton  street 
Park  William,  draper,  7  Hamilton  street.     Ho. ,  14  Kelly 
street 


DIRECTORY.  137 


Park  William,  joiner,  97  Regent  street 

Park  Mrs  Robert,  97  Regent  street 

Park  Mrs  William,  Lindsay's  cottage,  Upper  crescent 

PARKER  Francis,  painter,  40  Shaw  street 

Parker  George,  carpenter,  24  John  street 

Parker  Peter,  carpenter,  18  Ingleston  road 

Parker  Miss  E. ,  18  Ingleston  road 

Parker  Mrs  William,  feuar,  5  M  earns  street 

PARKHILL  William,  labourer,  6  Buccleuch  street 

PATERSON  Alexander,  jun. ,  glazier,  crown  glass  ware- 
house, 15  Cathcart  street.     House,  do. 

Paterson  Alexander,  provision  merchant,  39  Hamilton  st. 
House,  27  Nicholson  street 

Paterson  Andrew,  labourer,  8  Cartsburn  street 

Paterson  Caskie,  sugar  baker,  Smith's  land,  East  Hamilton 
street 

Paterson  Charles,  shoemaker,  31  Cathcart  street.     House, 
77  Regent  street 

Paterson  Daniel,  clothier,  8  Hamilton  street.     House,  8 
Ardgowan  street,  west 

Paterson  Donald,  joiner,  7  Bruce  street 

Paterson  Dugald,  grocer,  16  West  Blackhall  street.     Ho. , 
Cardwell  Bay,  Gourock 

Paterson  Duncan,  6  West  Stewart  street 

Paterson  Duncan,  carpenter,  11  Cathcart 

Paterson  Edward,  broker,  6  Dalrymple  street 

Paterson  George,  spirit  dealer,  1  Regent  street 

Paterson  George  J. ,  boilermaker,  7  Arthur  street 

Paterson  George,  plumber,  36  West  Burn  street 

Paterson  James,  boilermaker,  17  Arthur  street 

Paterson  James,  engineer,  Cappielow,  East  Hamilton  street 

Paterson  James,  paper  cutter,  Overton 

Paterson  James,  currier,  39  Ann  street 

Paterson  James,  smith,  14  Stanners  street 

Paterson  James,  5  Kelly  street 

Paterson  John,  joiner,  14  St.  Andrew's  street 

Paterson  John,  currier,  41  Ann  street 

Paterson  John,  letter  carrier,  41  Vennel 

Paterson  John,  spirit  dealer,  29  Vennel 

Paterson  John,  glazier,  2  Buccleuch  street 

Paterson  M.  W. ,  clerk,  8  Trafalgar,  street 

Paterson  Malcolm,  mate,  24  Kelly  street 

Paterson  Malcolm,  carpenter,  6  East  Blackhall  street 

Paterson  Neil,  carpenter,  4  Manse  lane 

Paterson  Peter,  cooper,  3  Salmon  street 

Paterson  Robert,  brassfounder,  3  John  street 

n  2 


138  DIRECTORY. 


Paterson  Robert,  poulterer,  15  Market  street 

Paterson  Samuel,  engine  keeper,  11  Hill  street 

Paterson  Thomas,  carpenter,  46  Shaw  street 

Paterson  Thomas,  pastry  baker,  7  Bearhope  street 

Paterson  William,  leather  belt  maker,  24  East  Shaw  street 

Paterson  William,  ropespinner,  30  Ann  street 

Paterson  William,  plumber,  17  Shaw  street 

Paterson  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  13  Cathcart 
street.     House,  24  Antigua  street 

Paterson  Miss  Agnes,  25  Arthur  street 

Paterson  Miss  Elizabeth,  milliner,  14  West  Blackhall  street. 
House,  8  Trafalgar  street 

Paterson  Mrs,  lodgings,  27  Nicholson  street 

Paterson  Mrs  Robert,  5  Mearns  street 

Paterson  Mrs  Samuel,  9  Grey  place 

PATON  Allan  Park,  writer  and  land  factor,  65  Rue-end 
street.     House,  Pmalder  cottage,  Low  Gourock  road 

Paton  Archibald,  76  Regent  street 

Paton  James,  gardener,  Rogston,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Paton  James  Fraser,  M.  D.  Consulting  rooms,  16  William 
street.     House,  Pmalder  cottage,  12  Margaret  street 

Paton  Robert,  joiner,  3  John  street 

Paton  Samuel,  labourer,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Paton  Miss  Janet,  lodgings,  5  Shaw  street 

PATRICK  Adam,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  6  West  Blackhall 
street.     House,  62  Roxburgh  street 

Patrick  David,  porter,  at  Macfie,  Graham  &  Go.  *s,  12  Wil- 
liam street 

Patrick  David,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 

Patrick  David,  spirit  dealer,  2  Charles  street 

Patrick  John,  mason,  26  Tobago  street 

Patrick  Robert,  tailor,  60  Vennel 

Patrick  Mrs,  20  Ann  street 

PATTEN  &  Marshall,  writers,  8  Cathcart  square 

Patten  Henry  Tower,  of  Patten  &  Marshall.  House,  Ro- 
bertson street 

Patten  Hugh  M. ,  of  Pattens  &  Go.     House,  Robertson  st. 

Patten  James,  of  Pattens  &  Go.     House,  Robertson  street 

Pattens  &  Co. ,  sugar  refiners  and  shipowers,  Baker  street 

PATTISON  David,  sailmaker,  8  Market  street 

Pattison  John,  mason,  9  Nicholson  street 

Pattison  Robert,  1  Crawfurd  street 

PATTON  George,  plasterer,  Brachelston 

PAUL  Archibald,  labourer,  8  John  street 

Paul  Colin,  plasterer,  1  Springkell  street.  House,  9 
Lynedoch  street 


DIRECTORY.  139 


Paul  David,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  43  Shaw  street,  and 

6  Cross-shore  street.     House,  Mount  pleasant 
Paul  John,  gatekeeper,  15  Arthur  street 
Paul  John,  wholesale  and  retail  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

3  Vennel,  and  20  Dalrymple  street 
Paul  John,  engineer,  9  Hill  street 
Paul  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3  Charles  street. 

House,  19  Brougham  street 
Paul  Thomson,  cooper,  2  Ingleston  road 
Paul  William,  huckster,  9  Longwell  close 
Paul  William  B. ,  of  Anderson,  Orr  &  Co.,  29  Brougham  st. 
Paul  Miss,  lodgings,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 
Paul  Miss  Jane,  12  Bogle  street 
Paul  Mrs  Edward,  29  Brougham  street 
Paul  Mrs  Robert,  77  Regent  street 
PEACE  James,  (late  shipmaster,)  wine  and  spirit  dealer, 

43  Ann  street 
Peace  James,  (late  carpenter,)  35  Nicholson  street 
PEACOCK  Alexander,  joiner,  27  Roxburgh  street 
Peacock  &  Buchan,  manufacturers  of  composition  for  iron 

vessels.     James  Alexander,  agent,  1  Union  court,  West 

Quay  head 
Peacock  John,  chainmaker,  42  Dalrymple  street 
Peacock  Mrs,  sick  nurse,  42  Inverkip  street 
PEARSON  James,  lath  manufacturer,  10  St.  Andrew's  st. 
Pearson  James,  mason,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
Pearson  John,  mate,  8  East  Shaw  street 
PEASTON  Alexander,  slademan,  35  Nicholson  street 
Peaston  William,  flesher,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Peaston  Mrs  Gilbert,  10  Laird  street 
PECK  Daniel,  mariner,  55  Shaw  street 
PEDDIE  John,  pointsman,  19  Arthur  street 
Peddie  L.  B. ,  writer,  28  Hamilton  street 
PENNELL  Joseph,  sailmaker,  1  East  Quay  lane.     House, 

9  Sugarhouse  lane 
PERCEVAL  Joseph,    labourer,  Ladyburn,   Port-Glasgow 

road 
PERKINS  William,  shipmaster,  34  Regent  street 
PERRIE  Hugh,  cooper,  32  Inverkip  street 
PETERS  George,  labourer,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Peters  James  S. ,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  39  Shaw  street. 

House,  2  Watt  place 
PETTIGREW  James,  spirit  dealer,  24  Arthur  street 
Pettigrew  John,  porter,  5  Cross-shore  street 
Pettigrew  Matthew,  joiner,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Pettigrew  Mrs,  36  Crawfurd  street 


140  DIRECTORY. 


PHILLIPS  James,  cooper,  8  Manse  lane 

Phillips  James,  smith,  8  John  street 

Phillips  Malcom,  tanner,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Phillips  Patrick,  cooper,  8  Manse  lane 

Phillips  Robert,  smith,  3  Arthur  street 

Phillips  William,  miller,  Cartsburn  grain  mills 

Phillips  Miss,  feuar,  7  East  Shaw  street 

Phillips  Mrs,  13  West  Stewart  street 

PICKEN  John,  sawyer,  Caledonian  Saw-mills,  Port-Glas- 
gow road 

Picken  W.  A.  grocer,  27  Lynedoch  street 

PICKET  Adam,  shoemaker,  6  Watson's  lane 

PICKLES  Cornelius,  wool  sorter,  44  Ann  street 

Pickles  Joseph,  labourer,  47  Ann  street 

PILOT  Office,  Deep  Sea,  Albert  quay 

PIRNIE  John,  boilermaker,  3  Charles  street, 

PIRRIE  George,  labourer,  Brachelston 

Pirrie  James,  toll  keeper,  Brachelston  toll 

PITT  Thomas  C. ,  shipmaster,  20  Antigua  street 

PLAGE  Phillip,  shipmaster,  6  Lyle  street 

PLATT  Alexander,  labourer,  3  Nicholson  street 

POLICE  Office,  Taylor's  close 

POLLOCK  David  L.,  bookbinder,  16  Tobago  street 

Pollock  James,  mason,  76  Roxburgh  street 

Pollock  John,  tailor,  2  Tobago  street 

Pollock  John,  smith,  15  John  street 

Pollock  Robert,  mason,  4  Tobago  street 

Pollock  Thomas,  engineer,  7  Under  crescent 

Pollock  Walter,  carter,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Pollock  Wright,  plumber,  7  Duncan  street 

Pollock  Misses,    dressmakers,   milliners,    and  furriers,  16 

Tobago  street 
Pollock  Mrs  James,  farmer,  Gibbshill,  East  parish 
Pollock  Mrs  John,  feuar,  35  Roxburgh  street 
POLSON  David,  Customhouse  boatman,  27  Lynedoch  st. 
Poison  William,  weigher,  10  West  breast 
Poison  Miss,  dressmaker,  21  Nicholson  street 
PONSONBY  James,  labourer,  3  Union  court 
POOR'S  Rate  Office,  Captain  street 
PORTER  Henry,  carpenter,  39  Dalrymple  street 
Porter  James,  56  Dalrymple  street 
Porter  Samuel,  grocer,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Porter  Mrs  Robert,  coal  merchant,  4  Springkell  st.     Ho. , 

32  Regent  street 
Porter  Miss,  dressmaker,  3  Tobago  street 
POST  Office,  Church  place 


DIRECTORY.  141 

POTTER  Miss  E. ,  lodging-house  keeper,  29  Nicholson  st. 
POTTS  Captain  Joseph,  Inchbank,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Potts  John,  mariner,  42  Dalrymple  street 
POWELL  Thomas,  steward,  6  East  Shaw  street 
POYNTER  John,  chemist  and  drysalter.     Works,  18  Baker 

street.     Office,  72  Clyde  street,  Glasgow. 
PRATT  Alexander,  cabinetmaker,  25  Arthur  street 
Pratt  John,  boilermaker,  Carmichael's  land,  Upper  crescent 
Pratt  William,  carpenter,  9  East  Shaw  street 
PRENTICE  John  &  Thomas,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit 
merchants  and  commission  agents,  17  Nicholson  street 
Prentice  John,  of  J.  &  T.  Prentice,  9  Argyle  street 
Prentice  Thomas,  of  J.  &  T.  Prentice,  79  Regent  street 
PRESTON  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  39  Rue-end 

street  and  2  Dellingburn  street 
Preston  Richard,  umbrella  and  parasol  manufacturer,   14 

Hamilton  street 
PRIMROSE  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  West  Stewart  street 
PRINGLE  James,  smith,  8  Taylor's  close.     House,  14  Ha- 
milton street 
PRITCHARD  Mrs,  Boyd  place,  31  West  Blackhall  street 
PROVIDENT  Bank,  3  Church  place 
PROWSE  Samuel,  shipmaster,  9  Antigua  street 

Q 

QUARRIER  John,  miller,  Shaw's  Water —ills,  17  Delling- 
burn street 

QUEEN  James,  spirit  dealer,  12  Vennel 

QUIGLEY  Hugh,  lumper,  49  Shaw  street 

QUIN  Edward,  shoemaker,  10  East  Shaw  street 

Quin  James,  labourer,  4  Vennel 

Quin  John,  spirit  dealer,  26  West  Burn  street.  House,  6 
West  Stewart  street 

Quin  John,  umbrella  and  parasol  manufacturer,  47  Hamil- 
ton street 


RAE  James  K. ,  grocer,  68  Vennel.     House,  8  Watt  street 
Rae  John,  gardener,  8  Watt  street 
Rae  John,  tinsmith,  1  West  Stewart  street 
Rae  William,  smith,  Thomson's  land,  Upper  crescent 
Rae  William,  engineer,  2  Ingleston  road 
RAFF  George,  accountant  and  house  factor,  41  Cathcart 
street.     House,  12  West  Blackhall  street 


142  DIRECTORY. 


RAFFERTY  William  John,  labourer,  Smith's  land,  East 

Hamilton  street 
RAILWAY  Goods  Depot,  Chapel  street 
Railway  Station  House,  2,5  Cathcart  street 
RAIT  Allan,  moulder,  13  St  Andrew's  street 
RALSTON  Alexander,  shoemaker,  33  Cathcart  street 
Ralston  James,  shoemaker,  3  Buccleuch  street 
Ralston  James,  labourer,  7  Cowgate  street 
Ralston  John,  weaver,  14  Market  street 
Ralston  William,  boilermaker,  7  Arthur  street 
RAINEY  Thomas,  labourer,  6  Shaw  street 
RAMSAY  Alexander,  tailor,  16  Bruce  street 
Ramsay  Andrew,  14  Clarence  street,  Glebe 
Ramsay  Andrew,  shoemaker,  36  Shaw  street.     House,  13 

East  Quay  lane 
Ramsay  David,  sawyer,  18  Tobago  street 
Ramsay  Henry,  boilermaker,  9  Hill  street 
Ramsay  Hope  S. ,  clerk,  1  Carnock  street 
Ramsay  John,  cabinetmaker,  3  Market  street 
Ramsay  John,  tidewaiter,  23  Regent  street 
Ramsay  William,  spirit  dealer,  57  Dalrymple  street 
Ramsay  Miss,  1  Carnock  street 
RANDALL  Andrew,  carpenter,  17  Cathcart  street 
Randall  John,  millwright,  15  St.  Lawrence  street 
RANKEILLER  William,  smith,  10  Cross-shore  street 
RANKIN  Alexander,  grocer  and  carpenter,  26  East  Shaw 

street 
Rankin  Alexander,  carpenter,  18  West  Blackhall  street 
Rankin  Alexander,  watchmaker,  5  William  street 
Rankin  Andrew,  mason,  16  John  street 
Rankin  Finlay,  engineer,  15  Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
Rankin  George,  cooper,  25  Baker  street 
Rankin  John,  shopman,  49  Shaw  street 
Rankin  John,  brassfounder,  18  Bogle  street 
Rankin  John,  engineer,  20  Antigua  street 
Rankin  John,  coal  agent,    Hill-end  and  Bearhope  street. 

House,  16  John  street 
Rankin  Mrs,  45  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
RATCLIFFE  Michael,  letter  carrier,  post  office 
RATHGEN  Henry,  sugarboiler,  Under  crescent 
RATTRAY  William,  cooper,  1  York  street 
REASDON  John,  labourer,  4  Bruce  street 
REDHEAD  James,  engineer,  7  West  breast 
Redhead  William,  fireman,  1  William  street 
REDONDO  Peter,  steward,  19  Shaw  street 
REFORMED  Presbyterian  Church,  West  Stewart  street 


DIRECTOET.  143 

REFRESHMENT  Rooms,  12  East  Quay  lane 

Refreshment  Rooms,  14  East  Quay  lane 

Refreshment  Rooms  Caledonian,  36  Shaw  street 

Refreshment  Rooms,  6  West  Quay  lane 

Refreshment  Rooms,  east  side  Victoria  harbour,  Rue-end 

street 
REID  Alexander,  joiner,  12  St.  Lawrence  street 
Reid  Rev.  Charles,  R.C.C.,  20  East  Shaw  street 
Reid  Duncan,  engine  keeper,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Reid  Duncan,  tea  dealer  and  general  grocer,  42  Hamilton 

street.     House,  22  Bank  street 
Reid  Duncan,  labourer,  9  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
Reid  Francis  R. ,  of  Blair,  Reid  &  Steele,  Beltrees,  56  Union 

street 
Reid  James,  of  Fleming,  Reid  and  Co. ,  Seafield,  14  Eldon 

street 
Reid  James,  engineer,  25  Lynedoch  street 
Reid  John,  jun. ,  grocer,  59  Vennel.     House,  97  Regent  st. 
Reid  John,  fireman,  2  Union  court 
Reid  John,  time  keeper,  7  East  Shaw  street 
Reid  John,  clerk,  of  Stamp  office,  35  Ann  street 
Reid  Lewis,  carpenter,  Henry's  cottage,  Shaw  place 
Reid  Thomas,  manager,  Greenock  Saw  mill  Co.,  Clydevale, 

Port- Glasgow  road 
Reid  William,  furnaceman,  Chalmers'  land,  East  Hamilton 

street 
Reid  William,  washing-green,  Lyle  street 
Reid  William,  labourer,  14  Market  street 
Reid  Miss  R. ,  lodgings,  29  Regent  street 
Reid  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  34  East  Shaw  street 
Reid  Mrs  James,  36  Union  street 
REILLY  Edward,  confectioner,  2  Inverkip  street 
Reilly  Peter,  railway  guard,  17  Shaw  street 
RENNIE  Allan,  tanner,  5  Cartsburn  street 
Rennie  John,  of  Greenock  Distillery  Co. ,  1  Union  street 
RESIDE  William,  joiner,  Alma  cottage,  Hill-end  road 
Reside  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  East  Quay  lane 
REW  Arthur,  boilermaker,  7  Arthur  street 
REYBURN  Robert  &  Co.,  iron  merchants,  5  Dellingburn 

street 
Reyburn  Robert,  of  Robert  Reyburn  &  Co. ,  Orangefield 
RHODES  Charles,  painter,  11  West  breast 
Rhodes  John,  shipmaster,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
Rhodes  Mrs,  59  Dalrymple  street 
RICHARDS  Thomas,  mate,  28  Shaw  street 
RICHARDSON  Charles,  shipmaster,  22  Mearns  street 


144  DIRECTORY. 


Richardson  James,  moulder,  7  St.  Lawrence  street 
Richardson  James,  shipmaster,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
Richardson  John  G.  C. ,  shipmaster,  5  Lyle  street 
Richardson  Peter,  fitter,  3  Union  court 
RICHMOND  Alexander,  engineer,  44  Crawfurd  street 
Richmond  Archibald  F. ,  M.  D. ,  28  Hamilton  st.     House, 

9  George  square 
Richmond  Hugh,    draper,  24  Cathcart  street.      House,  8 

Shaw  street 
Richmond  Hugh,  carter,  47  Inverkip  street 
Richmond  H. ,  chemical  works,  Old  Bottle  Work 
Richmond  James,  quarrier,  8  Market  street 
Richmond  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  24  Cathcart  st. 
RIDDELL  David,  engineer,  15  St.  Lawrence  street 
Riddell  David,  coal  agent,  Govan  coal  depot,  5  Chapel  st. 

House,  6  do. 
RIDDER  Thomas,  labourer,  37  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
RIDDICK  James,  tailor,  27  Vennel 
RIDDICH  Miss,  lodgings,  12  Nicholson  street 
RINTOUL  John,  vintner,  8  Inverkip  street 
RITCHIE  Alexander,  manager  and  treasurer  of  Gas  works. 

House,  33  Crawfurd  street 
Ritchie  David,  mariner,  50  Shaw  street 
Ritchie  Hugh,  grocer,  35  Cathcart  street.     House,  1  Rox- 
burgh street 
Ritchie  Hugh,  grocer,  42  Inverkip  st.     House,  Orangefield 

cottage. 
Ritchie  Hugh,  tidewaiter,  8  Hill  street 
Ritchie  James,  smith,  2  John  street 

Ritchie  John,  clothier,  Cathcart  square.     House,  79  Rox- 
burgh street 
Ritchie  Robert,  smith,  66  Vennel 
Ritchie  William,  ropespinner,  36  West  Burn  street 
Ritchie  William,  mason,  16  Bearhope  street 
Ritchie  William,  joiner,  3  John  street 
Ritchie  Miss  M.,  13  St.  Lawrence  street 
Ritchie  Mrs  Robert,  feuar,  32  Inverkip  street 
RIVER  CLYDE  Towing  Company,  12  West  Breast 
RIVERS  Phillip,  watchman,  8  Dalrymple  street 
ROBB  David,  rigger,  22  Sugarhouse  lane 
Robb  Henry,  carpenter,  16  East  Shaw  street 
Robb  John  <fe  Co. ,  timber  merchants,  Caledonian  saw  mills, 

Port-Glasgow  road       , 
Robb  Mrs  John,  7  Tobago  street 
ROBERTS  George,  6  Hill  street 
ROBERTSON  Adam,  gardener,  15  Brougham  street 


DIRECTORY.  145 


Robertson  Alexander,  carter,  Lady  burn,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Robertson  Andrew,  mariner,  3  Yennel 
Robertson  Andrew,  fireman,  12  Inverkip  street 
Robertson  Arthur,  joiner,  65  Roxburgh  street 
Robertson  Donald,  cabinetmaker,  6  Watt  street 
Robertson  Douglas,  sugar  baker,  32  Sir  Michael  street 
Robertson  James,  slater,  1  Regent  street 
Robertson  James,  joiner,  23  Arthur  street 
Robertson  James,  policeman,  20  Ann  street 
Robertson  James,  slater,  24  Ann  street 
Robertson  James,  carpenter,  3  Under  cresent 
Robertson  James,  tidewaiter,  3  Bearhope  street 
Robertson  John,  joiner,  5  Rue-end  street 
Robertson  John,  labourer,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 
Robertson  John,  cooper,  3  Bearhope  street 
Robertson  John,  joiner,  25  Arthur  street 
Robertson  John,  slater,  33  Regent  street 
Robertson  John,  slater,  9  Cowgate  street 
Robertson  J  ohn,  Golden  Bull  inn  and  hotel,  55  Shaw  st. 
Robertson  John,  draftsman,  5  Lyle  street 
Robertson  John,  carpenter,  19  Sir  Michael  street 
Robertson  Lachlan,  captain,  57  Shaw  street 
Robertson  Murdoch,  labourer,  18  Stanners  street 
Robertson  Neil,  shipmaster,  46  Crawfurd  street 
Robertson  Richard,  picking  master,  Drumfrochar  road 
Robertson  Robert,  moulder,  9  Duncan  street 
Robertson  Robert  William,  merchant  and  commission  agent, 
Anderson  place,  14  Cathcart  street.     House,  Craigend, 
Gourock 
Robertson  Robert,  cabinetmaker,  5  Dellingburn  street 
Robertson  Simeon,  wool  comber,  16  Bearhope  street 
Robertson  Thomas,  rigger,  11  Cathcart  street 
Robertson  Thomas,  carpenter,  4  John  street 
Robertson  Thomas,  tailor,  15  Jamaica  street 
Robertson  Walter,  cabinetmaker,  2  Rue-end  street 
Robertson  Wellwood  M. ,  spirit  dealer,  2  Buccleuch  street 
Robertson  William,  pianoforte-maker  and  tobacconist,  16 

Hamilton  street.     House,  do. 
Robertson  William,  sawyer,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
Robertson  William,  carpenter,  28  Charles  street 
Robertson  William,  flaxdresser,  12  Market  street 
Robertson  Mrs  Captain  James,  27  Brougham  street 
Robertson  Mrs  John,  23  Brougham  street 
Robertson  Mrs  William,  2  Newark  street 
Robertson  Mrs,  lodgings,  9  Cathcart  street 
Robertson  Mrs,  30  Dakymple  street 


146  DIRECTORY. 


Robertson  Mrs,  3  West  Burn  street 

ROBINSON  Alexander,  veterinary  surgeon,  37  West  Burn 

street  and  60  Yennel.     House,  6  Inverkip  street 
Robinson  A.  &  M. ,  smiths  and  farriers,  coach  builders  and 

cart  and  plough  factory,  40  Vennel  and  3  Cartsburn 

street. 
Robinson  Daniel,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  railway  wine 

and  spirit  store,  11  Highland  close.     House,  do. 
Robinson  James,  mariner,  45  Shaw  street 
Robinson   &  Niven,    drysalters   and  soap  manufacturers, 

Greenock  soap  works,  31  Market  street 
Robinson  William,  of  Robinson  &  Niven.     Ho. ,  Springfield 
Robinson  Mrs  Archibald,  6  Inverkip  street 
RODDERICK  Joseph,  mariner,  6  Cross-shore  street 
RODGER  Alexander,  joiner,  24  East  Shaw  street 
Rodger  Alexander,  merchant,  4  Brougham  street 
Rodger  Alexander,  banker,  Clydesdale  bank.     Ho. ,  Newton 

street 
Rodger  Alexander,  ploughman,  Caddie  cottage 
Rodger  David,  labourer,  39  Charles  street 
Rodger  James,  sailmaker,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Rodger  James,  shopman,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Rodger  John,  cooper,  6  Nicholson  street 
Rodger  John,  of  Gray  &  Rodger,  3  Inverkip  street 
Rodger  John,  boilermaker,  33  Hamilton  street 
Rodger  John,  carpenter,  Thomson's  land,  Upper  crescent 
Rodger  John,  shoemaker,  3  Inverkip  street 
Rodger  John,  jun. ,  merchant,  35  West  Stewart  street 
Rodger  Peter,  shipmaster,  33  Ann  street 
Rodger  Thomas,  railway  pointsman,  19  Cathcart  street 
Rodger  William  A.,  shoemaker,  5  Shaw  street 
Rodger  William,  merchant,  99  Argyle  street,  Glasgow.  Ho.. , 

Mount  pleasant,  Greenock 
Rodger  Mrs  James,  1  Roxburgh  street 
Rodger  Mrs  John,  4  Factory  lane 
Rodger  Mrs,  delph  dealer,  61  Vennel 
RODGERS  Antony,  supervisor  inland  revenue,  Mountpark 

cottage,  Mearns  street 
RODGERSON  James,  smith,  5  Hill  street 
RONALD  James,  cabinetmaker,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Ronald  James,  labourer,  Longwell  close 
Ronald  William,  mariner,  3  West  Burn  street 
Ronald  Mrs  Robert,  13  Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
RORRISON  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  10  East  Shaw  street 
ROSE  Donald,  Queen's  porter,  1  West  quay 
Rose  Hugh,  tailor  and  oilskin  manufacturer,  44  Shaw  street 


DIRECTORY.  147 


Rose  Hugh,  smith,  63  Dalrymple  street 

ROSS  Alexander,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  31  Cathcart  street, 
and  Winton  Buildings,  Ayr 

Ross  Alexander,  carpenter,  4  Watt  street 

Ross  Andrew,  butler,  10  West  breast 

Ross  Archibald,  mate,  5  Bearhope  street 

Ross  Charles,  joiner,  14  John  street 

Ross  Colin,  painter,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Ross,  Corbett,  &  Co.,  merchants  and  agent,  2  Shannon's 
close 

Ross  Finlay,  gardener,  10  East  Shaw  street 

Ross  Gatano,  carpenter,  46  Dalrymple  street 

Ross  Hector,  Queen's  porter,  28  Tobago  street 

Ross  Hugh,  shoemaker,  8  Ingleston  road 

Ross  James,  skinner,  7  Under  crescent 

Ross  Philip,  boilermaker,  31  Dalrymple  street 

Ross  Robert,  carpenter,  7  Hill  street 

Ross  Robert,  miller,  28  Cartsburn  street 

Ross  T.  B. ,  of  Boss,  Corbett  &  Co.     Ho. ,  2  Jamaica  street 

Ross  Miss,  1  Eldon  street 

Ross  Mrs  Hugh,  4  Shaw  street 

Ross  Mrs  John,  1  Cross-shore  street 

Ross  Mrs  William,  3  Shaw  place 

Ross  Mrs  William,  23  Lynedoch  street 

Ross  Mrs,  midwife,  3  Ann  street 

ROUVGIE  James,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer,  and  funeral 
undertaker,  12  Bearhope  street 

Rougvie  John  M'D.,  cabinetmaker  and  undertaker,  Mel- 
ville court,  Hamilton  street.  House,  30  West  Black- 
hall  street 

ROWAN  David,  engineer,  3  Shaw  place 

Rowan  J.  G.  &  Co. ,  drapers,  6  Cathcart  street 

Rowan  John,  shoemaker,  13  Inverkip  street 

Rowan  Thomas  B.  &  Co. ,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit  mer- 
chants, 9  Inverkip  street  and  6  Cartsburn  street 

Rowan  Mrs  John,  18  Duncan  street 

ROXBURGH  James,  carpenter,  12  Inverkip  street 

Roxburgh  William,  carpenter,  2  Springkell  street 

ROY  Miss,  straw  bonnetmaker,  15  Inverkip  street 

ROYAL  Bank  of  Scotland,  38  Cathcart  street 

RUNCIE  William,  mason,  28  Cartsburn  street 

RUSSELL  Alexander,  shipowner,  44  Brougham  street 

Russell  Daniel,  cooper,  9  Bearhope  street 

Russell  David  M'L.,  accountant,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 

Russell  Henry,  smith,  11  Hill  street 

Russell  James,  mariner,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 


148  DIRECTORY. 


Russell  James,  smith,  3  Charles  street 

Russell  John,  landing  waiter,  7  Kelly  street 

Russell  John,  carpenter,  41  Hamilton  street 

Russell  John,  clerk,  Lloyd's  register  office.  House,  3  Bank 
street 

Russell  Wallace,  3  Hospital  street,  Glasgow.  House,  Home 
cottage,  Eldon  street 

Russell  William,  grocer  and  sawyer,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glas- 
gow road 

Russell  Mrs,  6  Chapel  street 

Russell  Mrs,  43  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Russell  Mrs,  10  Cross-shore  street 

RUTHERFORD  George,  sawyer,  32  Sugar-house  lane 

Rutherford  Mrs  James,  4  Ann  street 

RUTHVEN  Morris  W. ,  engineer,  17  Lynedoch  street 

RYAN  Patrick,  dealer,  41  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 


SABISTAN  Miss,  dressmaker,  34  Crawfurd  street 

SAILORS'  HOME,  Dock  breast 

SALMON  &  Macfarlane,  writers  and  insurance  agents,  2 

Church  place 
Salmon  James,  feuar,  29  Brougham  street 
Salmon  Robert,  of  Salmon  &  Macfarlane.  House,  9  Antigua 

street 
Salmon  Miss,  28  Hamilton  street 
SAMSON  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  46  Cathcart  street 
SANDEMAN  John,  accountant  at  James  Fairrie  &  Co.'s. 

House,  Glenfield 
SANDILANDS  Robert,  cooper,  34  Crawfurd  street 
Sandilands  Miss,  milliner,  12  West  Blackball  street.     Ho. , 

34  Crawfurd  street 
SARRISON  Mrs,  11  Cowgate  street 
SAUNDERS  James,  61  Rue-end  street 
Saunders  John,  shipmaster,  15  West  Stewart  street 
SAVAGE  Peter,  ropemaker,  1  Sugarhouse  lane 
Savage  Robert,  joiner,  42  Vennel 
Savage  Robert,  blacksmith,  43  Cathcart  street 
Savage  Wm.,  boilermaker,  Smith's  land,  East  Hamilton  st. 
SCHOOL  Industrial,  1  Factory  lane 
SCHULTZ  Henry,  of  Crawhall,  ScJmltz  and  Co. ,  Armadale 

place 
Schultz  Ralph,  sugarboiler,  6  Carnock  street 
SCOTT  Alexander,  joiner,  19  Regent  street 
Scott  Alexander,  boilermaker,  56  Roxburgh  street 


DIRECTOKY.  149 


Scott  Alexander,  late  sugarboiler,  4  Lyle  street 

Scott  Alexander,  farmer,  Knocknair  hill,  East  parish 

Scott  &  Anderson,  silk  mercers,  14  West  Blackhall  street 

Scott  C.  Cuningham,  of  Hawkhill,  Garvel  park 

Scott  &  Co. ,  shipbuilders,  Garvel  park  building  yard,  East 

Hamilton  street 
Scott  David,  carter,  69  Vennel 
Scott  David,  carpenter,  15  Baker  street 
Scott  Edward,  shipmaster,  42  Eldon  street 
Scott  George,  labourer,  59  Vennel 
Scott  George,  smith,  33  Hamilton  street 
Scott  Henry,  draper,  8  Hamilton  street.     House,  6  West 

Blackhall  street 
Scott  Ivie,  grocer,  9  West  Blackhall  street.     Ho. ,  15  Kil- 

blain  street 
Scott  James,  tobacconist,  36  Hamilton  street.     House,  3 

West  Stewart  street 
Scott  James,  sawyer,  15  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Scott  James,  farmer,  Mains,  East  parish 
Scott  James,  engine  driver,  47  Ann  street 
Scott  James,  smith,  4  East  India  breast.     House,  8  In- 

gleston  road 
Scott  James,  cabinetmaker,  12  Inverkip  street 
Scott  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  44  Vennel 
Scott  James,  Crated  Water  Co. ,  6  Charles  street.     House, 

44  Vennel 
Scott  James,  carpenter,  1  Stanners  street 
Scott  John,  yst. ,  of  Scott  &  Co. ,  Garvel  park 
Scott  John,  smith,  49  Shaw  street 
Scott  John,  of  William  Scott  &  Co. ,  6  Shaw  place 
Scott  John  M. ,  carpenter,  3  West  Burn  street 
Scott  John,  flesher,  37  Cathcart  street.     House,  46  do. 
Scott  John,  carter,  5  Tobago  street 
Scott  John,  carman,  Holmscroft  street 
Scott  John,  of  John  Scott  &  Sons.     House,  Finnart 
Scott  John  &  Sons,  shipbuilders,  50  Dalrymple  street 
Scott  John,  farmer,  Hole,  West  parish 
Scott  John,  farmer,  Fergusland,  West  parish 
Scott  John,  cowfeeder,  5  Union  street 
Scott  Joseph,  boatman,  2  Broad  close 
Scott  Matthew,  shoemaker,  10  Cross  shore  street 
Scott  Matthew,  shoemaker,  8  Tobago  street 
Scott  Peter,  of  Scott  &  Anderson.     House,  18  Kelly  street 
Scott  Peter,  grocer,  10  Sir  Michael  street.     House,  33  do. 
Scott  Peter,  mason,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Scott  Peter,  shopman,  30  Nicholson  street 

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150  DIRECTORY. 


Scott  Robert,  clerk,  48  Nelson  street,  west 

Scott  Robert,  smith,  23  Vennel 

Scott  Robert,  saddler,  36  Cathcart  street 

Scott  Robert,  carter,  Ladyburn,  Port- Glasgow  road 

Scott  Robert,  charcoal  burner,  14  Bogle  street 

Scott  Robert,  flesher,  fleshmarket,  17  Market  street 

Scott,  Sinclair  &  Co.,  engineers  and  founders,  Greenock 
foundry,  East  Stewart  street 

Scott  Thomas,  mechanic,  32  Ann  street 

Scott  Thomson,  butcher,  43  Hamilton  st.     Ho.,  4  Ann  st. 

Scott  William,  coachmaker,  15  Tobago  street 

Scott  William,  of  Wm.  Scott  &  Go. ,  6  Shaw  place 

Scott  William,  joiner,  15  Crawfurd  street 

Scott  William  &  Co. ,  ship  chandlers,  2  West  quay 

Scott  William,  late  grocer,  Harvie  lane 

Scott  Miss  E. ,  millinery  and  furnishing  shop,  39  Cathcart 
street 

Scott  Miss,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  4  Cowgate  street 

Scott  Mrs  James,  72  Union  street 

Scott  Mrs  James,  grocer,  3  West  Stewart  street 

Scott  Mrs  James,  feuar,  21  Bearhope  street 

Scott  Mrs  John,  3  West  Stewart  street 

Scott  Mrs  Joseph,  lodgings,  6  Roxburgh  street 

Scott  Mrs  Peter,  8  Chapel  street 

Scott  Mrs  Peter,  Abbotsford  place,  7  Roxburgh  street 

Scott  Mrs  Peter,  dressmaker,  30  Nicholson  street 

Scott  Mrs  Robert,  grocer,  18  Dalrymple  street 

Scott  Mrs  William,  21  Regent  street 

Scott  Mrs  William,  27  Patrick  street 

Scott  Mrs,  feuar,  33  Roxburgh  street 

Scott  Mrs,  farmer,  Auchmountain,  East  parish 

Scott  Mrs,  12  Brisbane  street 

Scott  Mrs,  45  Shaw  street 

Scott  Mrs,  lodgings,  37  Cathcart  street 

SCOTTISH  Provident  Insurance  Office,  49  Cathcart  street 

SCRYMGEOUR  David,  clerk,  Post  office.  Ho.,  22  An- 
tigua street 

Scrymgeour  Mrs  William,  1  Regent  street 

SEAL  John,  wool  comber,  Broomhill 

SCULLEN  Charles,  shoemaker,  Drumfrochar  road 

SEATH  John,  smith,  67  Rue-end  street 

Seath  John,  smith,  49  Inverkip  street 

SEARGEANT  Thomas,  steward,  10  Cross-shore  street 

SEATON  James  Captain,  1  William  street 

Seaton  Robert,  steam  boat  owner,  10  West  breast 

SEDDON  Mrs,  midwife,  30  Regent  street 


DIRECTORY.  151 


SELLING  Mrs  John,  furnishing  shop,  5  East  Shaw  street 

SELLARS  Quintin,  joiner,  5  Bearhope  street 

Sellars  Robert,  18  Bogle  street 

SEMPLE  William,  shoemaker,  27  Lynedoch  street 

SERVICE  Archibald,   cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  24 

Hamilton  street.     House,  4  Kilblain  street 
Service  John,  miller,  Deer  Park  mills.     House,  15  Baker 

street 
Service  Walter,  baker,  8  West  Blackhall  street,  and  miller, 

Deer  Park  mills,  Baker  street.     House,  19  Nicholson 

street 
Service  Mrs  William,  44  Vennel 
SHAND  David,  late  of  Customs,  16  Arthur  street 
Shand  John,  brassfounder,  2  Springkell  street 
Shand  Miss  Elizabeth,  spirit  dealer,  17  Stanners  street 
SHANKLAND  D.  &  Co.,  merchants  and  agents,  21  Cath- 

cart  street 
Shankland  D.,  of  D.  Shankland  &  Co.     Ho.,  24  Kelly  st. 
Shankland  John,  wright  and  funeral  undertaker,  16  Wil- 
liam street.     House,  46  Cathcart  street 
Shankland  Robert,  ship  broker  and  commission  agent,  1 

Watt  place.     House,  24  Kelly  street 
Shankland  Thomas,  cooper,  13  Nicholson  street 
Shankland  Thomas,  shoemaker,  30  West  Blackhall  street 
Shankland  Mrs  D. ,  24  Kelly  street 
Shankland  Mrs,  grocer,  9  Kilblain  street 
SHANNON  Archibald,  collector  of  harbour  dues.     House, 

Fox  street 
Shannon  Miss,  25  Brougham  street 
SHARKIE  Mrs,  60  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
SHARP  Charles,  labourer,  20  Stanners  street 
Sharp  Daniel,  carpenter,  32  Ann  street 
Sharp  Hugh,  moulder,  19  Arthur  street 
Sharp  James,  joiner,  44  Inverkip  street 
Sharp  J  ohn,  carpenter,  25  Lynedoch  street 
Sharp  John,  grocer,  2  Dalrymple  street.     House,  5  Delling- 

burn  street 
Sharp  Lawrence,  ropespinner,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  st. 
Sharp,  Lees  &  Co,,  coal  merchants,  9  East  Stewart  street, 

and  Railway  depot 
Sharp  Robert,  carpenter,  14  John  street 
Sharp  Samuel,  tailor,  2  Cartsburn  street 
Sharp  William,  glass  and  china  merchant,  46  Cathcart  st. , 

and  86  Bath  street,  Glasgow 
Sharp  William,  cooper,  31  Ann  street 
Sharp  Mrs  James,  21  Regent  street 


152  DIRECTORY. 


Sharp  Mrs,  lodgings,  36  Crawford  street 

Sharp  Mrs,  lodgings,  26  Dalrymple  street 

SHAW  Alexander,  sailmaker,  69  Vennel 

Shaw  Archibald,  carpenter,  60  Roxburgh  street 

Shaw  Archibald,  carpenter,  Thomson's  place,  42  Inverkip 

street 
Shaw  David,  carding  master,  Drumfrochar  road 
Shaw  Duncan,  shoemaker,  3  Salmon  street 
Shaw  Henry,  wool  spinner,  Broomhill 
Shaw  James,  jun. ,  <fc  Co. ,  joiners,  glaziers,  and  funeral  un- 
dertakers, 6  Charles  street.     House,  3  do. 
Shaw  James,  sailmaker,    69  Vennel 
Shaw  James,  cabinetmaker,  6  Kilblain  street 
Shaw  James,  watchman,  34  Charles  street 
Shaw  James,  mate,  3  Shannon's  close 
Shaw  James,  carpenter,  28  Cathcart  street 
Shaw  James,  slater,  27  Market  street 
Shaw  James,  smith,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Shaw  John,  mariner,  33  Nicholson  street 
Shaw  John,  carpenter,  4  Union  street 
Shaw  John,  gardener,  Garvel  Park  lodge,  East  Hamilton 

street 
Shaw  Malcolm,  carpenter,  51  Inverkip  street 
Shaw  Neil,  carpenter,  22  Cartsburn  street 
Shaw  Neil,  grocer,  43  Dalrymple  street 
Shaw  Neil,  policeman,  4V  Ann  street 
Shaw  Thomas,  coppersmith,  plumber,  and  ship  smith,  18 

Shaw  street  and  New  Dock  lane.     House,  Old  Manse, 

Glebe 
Shaw  William,  carpenter,  26  Vennel 
Shaw  William,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  14  Hamilton 

street.  Workshops,  4  Watson's  lane.  House,  9  Brisbane 

street 
Shaw  William,  slater,  56  Dalrymple  street 
Shaw  Miss,  6  Brougham  street 
Shaw  Miss,  feuar,  18  Market  street 
Shaw  Mrs  Angus,  72  Roxburgh  street 
Shaw  Mrs  Donald,  69  Vennel 
SHAWS  Water  Joint  Stock  Company.     Office,  49  Rue-end 

street 
SHEARER  Alexander,  ironmonger,  9  William  street.    Ho. , 

26  Ann  street 
Shearer  Alexander,   grocer,  52   Shaw  street.     House,  29 

Cathcart  street 
Shearer  Ninian,  carter,  12  Bogle  street 
Shearer  Thomas,  carpenter,  7  Shaw  street 


DIRECTORY.  153 


Shearer  William,  carpenter,  49  Shaw  street 

Shearer  William,  messenger-at-arms  and  sheriff-officer,  49 
Cathcart  street.     House,  Mount  place,  off  Ann  street 

Shearer  Mrs  George,  spirit  dealer,  25  Ann  street 

Shearer  Mrs  M. ,  spirit  dealer,  33  Vennel 

Shearer  Mrs  William,  feuar,  13  Market  street 

Shearer  Mrs,  2  Kirk  street 

SHEDDAN  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  8  Shaw  street 

Sheddan  Mrs,  grocer,  36  Shaw  street 

Sheddan  Mrs,  lodgings,  8  Shannon's  close 

Sheddan  Mrs,  3  Bruce  Street 

SHERIFF  Court  Hall,  County  buildings,  4  Bank  street 

SHERIDAN  James,  green  grocer,  4  Sir  Michael  street 

Sheridan  Joseph,  gardener,  56  Vennel.  House  and  garden, 
Hayfield 

Sheridan  Robert,  gardener,  Mount  Pleasant  street 

SHIELDS  James,  carpenter,  45  Shaw  street 

Shields  Thomas,  shoemaker,  5  Smith's  lane 

Shields  Mrs,  lodgings,  22  Shaw  street 

Shields  Mrs,  huckster,  4  Manse  lane 

SHIRLEY  William,  Clyde  pottery,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Shirley  Mrs,  Clyde  pottery,  Port- Glasgow  road 

SHORTRIDGE  Samuel,  M.D.,  L.  R.  C.  S.  E.,  29  West 
Stewart  street 

SILK  Thomas,  photographic  rooms,  44  West  Blackhall  st. 

SILLARS  Andrew,  clerk,  6  Chapel  street 

SIMM  George,  plumber,  8  Ann  street 

Simm  William,  police  sergeant,  48  Inverkip  street 

SIMPSON  Adam,  cooper,  35  East  Shaw  street 

Simpson  Alexander,  smith,  42  Crawfurd  street 

Simpson  Allan,  joiner,  28  Roxburgh  street 

Simpson  Andrew,  smith,  20  Antigua  street 

Simpson  David,  engine  keeper,  Caledonian  Saw  mills,  Port- 
Glasgow  road  * 

Simpson  Daniel,  mate,  21  Ann  street 

Simpson  Douglas,  gardener,  2  East  Shaw  street 

Simpson  James,  engineer,  17  John  street 

Simpson  James,  miller,  6  Antigua  street 

Simpson  James,  weaver,  30  Tobago  street.     House,  15  do. 

Simpson  John,  shopman,  4  West  Quay  lane 

Simpson  John,  ropespinner,  32  Ann  street 

Simpson  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  20  Cathcart  street.  House, 
16  do. 

Simpson  Robert,  labourer,  26  East  Shaw  street 

Simpson  Thomas,  surveyor  of  ships'  cargoes,  1  West  Quay. 
House,  9  Brisbane  street 


154  DIRECTORY. 


Simpson  Thomas,  engineer,  15  Arthur  street 

Simpson  William,  carpenter,  2  William  street 

Simpson  William,  boilermaker,  21  Regent  street 

Simpson  William,  wool  sorter,  Broomhill 

Simpson  Mrs  Walter,  5  East  Blackhall  street 

Simpson  Mrs,  3  Crawford  street 

SINCLAIR  Andrew,  joiner,  23  East  Shaw  street 

Sinclair  Angus,  smith,  18  Cathcart  street 

Sinclair  <fe  Co. ,  cork  cutters,  8  Manse  lane 

Sinclair  Donald,  carter,  14  St.  Andrew  street 

Sinclair  Donald,  engineer,  63  Roxburgh  street 

Sinclair  Donald,  policeman,  20  Tobago  street 

Sinclair,  Hendry  <fc  Co. ,  painters  and  paperhangers,  5  West 

Blackhall  street 
Sinclair  James,  hammerman,  28  East  Shaw  street 
Sinclair  John,  warehouseman,  20  Cathcart  street 
Sinclair  John,  joiner,  39  Crawford  street 
Sinclair  Malcolm,  carpenter,  2  Rue-end  street 
Sinclair  Malcome,  17  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Sinclair  Neil,  turner,  62  Yennel 
Sinclair  Neil,  labourer,  14  St.  Andrew's  street 
Sinclair  Neil,  engine  keeper,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Sinclair  Rev.  Sutherland,  7  Ardgowan  street,  west 
Sinclair  Peter,  cowfeeder,  Drumfrochar  road 
Sinclair  Peter,  of  Sinclair,  Henry  &  Co.,  6  West  Blackhall 

street 
Sinclair  William,  mariner,  45  Cathcart  street 
Sinclair  Miss,  8  Manse  lane 

Sinclair  Mrs  D. ,  feuar,  Bank  house,  13  Bank  street 
Sinclair  Mrs  John,  grocer,  44  Shaw  street.     House,  46  do. 
Sinclair  Mrs  Ronald,  9  Crawford  street 
Sinclair  Mrs,  14  Bearhope  street 
Sinclair  Mrs,  10  Watt  street 
Sinclair  Mrs,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Sinclair  Mrs,  5  Laird  street 
SIVEL  Henry,  shipmaster,  13  Mearns  street 
SKELLY  John,  boilermaker,  2  John  street 
SKINNER  Mrs  George,  fruiterer,  28  Cathcart  st.    House, 

5  Lynedoch  street 
SKIRVING  Peter,  smith,  5  DeUingburn  street 
Skirving  Mrs  J. ,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
SKIRVINGTON  Arthur,  spirit  dealer  53  Shawst.    House, 

27  Brougham  street 
SLATER  George,  joiner,  26  Dalrymple  street 
Slater  James,  teacher,  10  Tobago  street.     House,  53  Inver- 

kip  street 


DIRECTORY.  155 

SLIMMUND  John,  spinning  master,  Drumfrochar  road 
SLOAN  Hannibal,  deep  sea  pilot,  40  Dalrymple  street 
SMALL  Robertson,  spirit  dealer,  22  Cathcart  st.     House, 

27  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Small  Mrs  Charles,  grocer,  5  York  street 
SMILLIE  Thomas,  fishmonger,  1  Cartsburn  street 
Smillie  Miss  Margaret,  1  Cartsburn  street 
SMITH  Alexander,  teacher,  East  Episcopal  school,  22  St 

John  street 
Smith  Alexander,  mason,  2  John  street 
Smith  Alexander  <fe  Co. ,  fleshers,  flesh  market.     House,  17 

Market  street 
Smith  Alexander,  cartwright,  and  blacksmith,  25  Crawfurd 

street,  and  5  Laird  street.     House,  do. 
Smith  Alexander,  of  M'llwraith,  Smith   &  Co. ,  12  West 

Blackhall  street 
Smith  Alexander,  carpenter,  1  Hill  street 
Smith  Allan,  joiner,  16  Bruce  street 
Smith  Andrew,  carpenter,  11  Nicholson  street 
Smith  Andrew,  smith,  11  Arthur  street 
Smith  Archibald,  tinsmith,  Drummer's  close 
Smith  C.  &  C. ,  millinery  and  small  ware  establishment,  6 

Hamilton  street.     House,  9  Captain  street 
Smith  Daniel,  painter,  33  Cathcart  street 
Smith  David  A. ,  clothier  and  hatter,  7  William  street.  Ho. , 

34  Crawfurd  street 
Smith  David,  17  Antigua  street 
Smith  Donald,  labourer,  9  Under  crescent 
Smith  Dugald,  tailor,  29  Nicholson  street 
Smith  Duncan,  carpenter,  22  Crawfurd  street 
Smith  Edward,  boilermaker,  16  Antigua  street 
Smith  George,  brassfounder,  31  Sir  Michael  street 
Smith  George,  carpenter,  14  Bogle  street 
Smith  George,  painter,  11  East  Shaw  street 
Smith  Henry,  mariner,  28  Charles  street 
Smith  James,  32  Eldon  street 
Smith  James,  labourer,  29  Regent  street 
Smith  James,  gardener,  10  Ardgowan  square 
Smith  James,  mariner,  26  Dalrymple  street 
Smith  James,  joiner,  11  Hill  street 
Smith  John,  baker,  31  Regent  street 
Smith  John,  mariner,  12  Dalrymple  street 
Smith  John,  boarding  house,  7  Vennel 
Smith  John,  sugar  baker,  19  Stanners  street 
Smith  John,  labourer,  Finnieston,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Smith  John,  blacksmith,  50  Dalrymple  street 


156  DIRECTORY. 


Smith  John,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 

Smith  John,  boilermaker,  11  Cathcart  street 

Smith  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  26  Charles  street 

Smith  John,  labourer,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 

Smith  Rev.  John  B. ,  24  Margaret  street 

Smith  Joseph,  rivetter,  13  Ropework  street 

Smith  Malcolme,  joiner,  19  Tobago  street 

Smith  Michael,  rafter,  69  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Smith  Neil,  carpenter,  5  West  Stewart  street 

Smith  Neil,  steward,  3  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 

Smith  Robert,  tinsmith,  18  Antigua  street 

Smith  Robert,  builder,  10  Watt  street 

Smith  Robert,  labourer,  28  Crawfurd  street 

Smith  Robert,  tidewaiter,  95  Regent  street 

Smith  Robert,  tanner,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Smith  Robert,  mariner,  5  Duncan  street 

Smith  Robert,  of  W.  and  R.  Smith  &  Co.  House,  2  Watt 
place 

Smith  Thomas,  assistant  collector  of  Poor  rates,  Fletcher's 
cottage,  Mearns  street 

Smith  Thomas,  watchman,  9  East  Quay  lane 

Smith  Thomas,  labourer,  72  Roxburgh  street 

Smith  W.  &  R.  &  Co. ,  drapers,  6  Cathcart  square,  and  16 
William  street 

Smith  William  &  Co. ,  engineers  and  founders,  94  East  Ha- 
milton street 

Smith  William,  labourer,  13  Ropework  street 

Smith  William,  mariner,  1  West  Burn  street 

Smith  William,  of  W.  &  B.  Smith  &  Co.  House,  5  Kelly 
street 

Smith  William,  of  William  Smith  &  Co.  House,  15  Main 
street,  Cartsdyke 

Smith  William,  Bay  of  Quick  tavern,  2  Clyde  crescent 

Smith  Miss,  11  Bruce  street 

Smith  Miss,  8  Ardgowan  street,  west 

Smith  Miss,  teacher,  3  Market  street 

Smith  Miss,  21  Sir  Michael  street 

Smith  Miss,  confectioner,  26  Charles  street 

Smith  Mrs  Alexander,  12  West  Blackball  street 

Smith  Mrs  Andrew,  28  Dalrymple  street 

Smith  Mrs  David,  33  West  Blackhall  street 

Smith  Mrs  James,  9  Captain  street 

Smith  Mrs  John,  2  Mearns  street 

Smith  Mrs  Neil,  lodgings,  7  West  Stewart  street 

Smith  Mrs  Samuel,  23  Regent  street 

Smith  Mrs,  9  Kilblain  street 


DIRECTORY.  157 


Smith  Mrs,  69  Vermel 

Smith  Mrs,  cork-cutter,  11  East  Quay  lane 

Smith  Mrs,  lodgings,  21  Stanners  street 

Smith  Mrs,  42  Cathcart  street 

Smith  Mrs,  10  Shannon's  close 

SNODGRASS  James,  smith,  39  Hamilton  street 

SOMERVILLE  James,  clerk,  4  Union  street 

Somerville  James,  shoemaker,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 

Somerville  John,  tailor,  27  Hamilron  street 

Somerville  William,   joiner,   49   Main  street,    Cartsdyke. 

House,  11  Rue-end  street 
Somerville  William,  labourer,  40  Shaw  street 
Somerville  William,  dyer,  Broomliill 
Somerville  William,  fireman,  13  John  street 
Somerville  Mrs  A. ,  lodgings,  69  Vennel 
SOUTAR  William,  shoemaker,  3  Bruce  street 
SOUTHERN  Medical  Hall,  6  Inverkip  street 
SOUTHGATE  Robert,  labourer,  66  Vennel 
SPARKS  Robert,  joiner,  1  Watson's  lane 
SPEIRS  James,  sugar-refiner,  East  Hamilton  st.     Office, 

14  Anderson  place,  Cathcart  street.     House,  Oakfield, 

Ratho  street 
Speirs  John,  joiner,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Speirs  Robert,  boilermaker,  Lower  Ingleston 
Speirs  Miss,  3  Houston  street 
Speirs  Mrs  John,  63  Regent  street 
Speirs  Mrs  J.  R. ,  11  Ardgowan  square 
SPENCE  Alexander,  labourer,  8  Cathcart  street 
Spence  Daniel,  carpenter,  26  Vennel 
Spence  David  E. ,  engineer,  10  Hill  street 
Spence  David,  carpenter,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Spence  Mrs,  lodgings,  37  Nicholson  street 
Spence  Mrs,  feuar,  8  Boyd  street 
SPRENT  William,  joiner,  5  Hill  street 
SPRIG  Mrs,  12,  SpringkeU  street 
SPROUL  Joseph,  engineer,  5  Market  street 
Sproul  Joseph,  labourer,  5  Market  street 
ST.  ANDREWS'  Free  Church,  18  West  Stewart  street 
ST.  JOHN'S  Episcopal  Church,  8  Union  street 
ST.  LAURENCE  Roman  Catholic  Chapel,  Cartsdyke 
ST.  MARY'S  Roman  Catholic  Chapel,  East  Shaw  street 
ST.  THOMAS'  Free  Church,  41  Dalrymple  street 
STABLES  Mrs  A.,  lodgings,  62  Regent  street 
STALKER  Duncan,  grocer,  8  Cathcart  square.     House,  16 

Sir  Michael  street 
STARK  James,  of  M'Ara  <&  Stark.     Ho.,  37  Regent  st. 


158  DIRECTORY. 


Stark  Rev.  James,  minister  of  Well  Park  Free  Church,. 

House,  Wood  cottage 
Stark  Thomas,  banker,  47  Cathcart  street 
STEEL  Alexander,  sawyer,  28  Crawfurd  street 
Steel  Henry,  cooper,  6  Lyle  street 
Steel  H.  &  W. ,  wholesale  grocers,  27  Cathcart  street 
Steel  Hugh,  of  H.  &  W.  Steel,  22  Mearns  street 
Steel  Hugh,  engineer,  Blair's  land,  Cartsburn 
Steel  James,  operative  sail  loft,  24  Crawfurd  street 
Steel  Thomas,  labourer,  45  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Steel  William,  of  H.  &  W  Steel,  22  Mearns  street 
STEELE  James,  sugar  refiner,  of  Blair,  Beid  and  Steele, 

73  Regent  street 
Steele  James,  warehouseman,  23  Ann  street 
Steele  John,  smith,  2  Broad  close 
Steele  Robert  &  Co.,  shipbuilders,  4  Rue-end  street,  and 

56  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Steele  Robert,  of  Bobert    Steele  and  Co.     House,  Knock 

castle 
Steele  Robert,  jun. ,  shipbuilder,  of  Bobert  Steele  and  Co. 

Deer  park  House 
Steele  Stewart,  carpenter,  18  John  street 
Steele  William,  shipbuilder,  of  Bobert  Steele  and  Co. ,  Rich- 
mond cottage,  Mearns  street 
Steele  Miss,  1  East  Blackhall  street 
Steele  Miss,  35  East  Shaw  street 
Steele  Mrs  James,  feuar,  1  Bearhope  street 
STEEN  Edward,  shoemaker,  9  Dalrymple  street 
Steen  Edward,  spirit  dealer,  4  West  breast 
STEERMAN  Thomas,  smith,  8  Chapel  street 
STEVENS  Simon,  mason,  69  Vennel 
STEVENSON   Alexander,  leather  merchant,  8  Dalrymple 

street.     House,  9  Roxburgh  street 
Stevenson  Alexander,  joiner,  24  Antigua  street 
Stevenson  Archibald,  shipmaster,  17  Lynedoch  street 
Stevenson  Archibald,  mate,  7  Under  crescent 
Stevenson  Charles,  sculptor  and  photographer,  Cemetery 

gate.     House,  55  Inverkip  street 
Stevenson  David,  engineer,  2  Ingleston  road 
Stevenson  George,  sugar  baker,  14  St  Andrew's  street 
Stevenson  Hugh,  draper,  38  Hamilton  street.     House,  9 

Grey  place 
Stevenson  James,  engineer,  4  Ingleston  road 
Stevenson  James,  paper  maker,  Overton 
Stevenson  James,  shipmaster,  14  Kelly  street 
Stevenson  John,  store  keeper,  3  East  Stewart  street 


DIRECTORY.  159 


Stevenson  Matthew,  engineer,  3  Hamilton  street 

Stevenson  Robert,  salesman,  9  Market  street 

Stevenson  Miss  Anne,  housekeeper,  Customhouse 

Stevenson  Miss,  lodgings,  1  Union  street 

Stevenson  Mrs  James,  feuar,  8  Shaw  place 

STEWART  Alexander,  tailor,  2  Hamilton  street 

Stewart  Alexander,  messenger,  Clydesdale  bank.  House, 
3  Manse  lane 

Stewart  Alexander,  pilot,  3  Vennel 

Stewart  Alexander,  boilermaker,  Finnieston,  Port-Glasgow 
road 

Stewart  Andrew,  feuar,  44  Eldon  street 

Stewart  Andrew,  of  Andrew  Stewart  &  Co.,  18  Margaret 
street 

Stewart  Andrew,  carpenter,  35  East  Shaw  street 

Stewart  Andrew,  late  seaman,  30  Nicholson  street 

Stewart  Andrew  <fe  Co. ,  merchants  and  shipowners,  55  Rue- 
end  street 

Stewart  Archibald  Dunlop,  surgeon,  44  Vennel.  House  67 
Regent  street 

Stewart  Colin,  printer,  13  Nicholson  street 

Stewart  Daniel,  carpenter,  48  Nelson  street,  west 

Stewart  Dugald,  railway  porter,  32  Ann  street 

Stewart  George,  smith,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Stewart  George  S.,  stamper,  Post  Office 

Stewart  Hugh,  optician,  broker,  and  licensed  dealer  in  gold 
and  silver  watches,  plate,  furniture,  carpeting,  clothing, 
&c. ,  14  Dalrymple  street.  House,  17  Roxburgh  street 

Stewart  James  &  William,  merchants,  12  West  Burn  st. 

Stewart  Rev.  James,  6  Carnock  street 

Stewart  James,  grocer,  8  Inverkip  street 

Stewart  James,  engineer,  35  Nicholson  street 

Stewart  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  53  Rue-end  st. 
House,  10  Watt  street 

Stewart  James,  of  Brown,  Stewart  and  Co. ,  Overton  mill, 
Overton 

Stewart  James,  mariner,  34  Dalrymple  street 

Stewart  James,  labourer,  23  Vennel 

Stewart  John,  mason,  40  Inverkip  street 

Stewart  John,  fireman,  6  William  street 

Stewart  John,  rigger,  52  Dalrymple  street 

Stewart  John,  joiner,  20  Tobago  street 

Stewart  John,  labourer,  5  Cartsburn  street 

Stewart  John,  clothier,  8  Cathcart  street.     House,  do. 

Stewart  John,  carpenter,  21  Crawfurd  street.     House,  do. 

Stewart  John,  pilot,  1  Harvie  lane 


160  DIRECTORY. 


Stewart  John,  late  shoemaker,  82  Regent  street 

Stewart  Leslie,  smith,  7  Tobago  street 

Stewart  Peter,  plasterer,  4  Tobago  street 

Stewart  Robert,  printer  and  stationer,  36  Hamilton  street. 

House,  31  Sir  Michael  street 
Stewart  Robert,  engineer,  10  Ingleston  road 
Stewart  Robert,  candlemaker,  15  Charles  street 
Stewart  Robert,  baronial  officer,  Mansion  house 
Stewart  Samuel,  labourer,  7  Sugarhouse  lane 
Stewart  Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  14  John  street 
Stewart  Walter,  grocer,  26  Sir  Michael  street 
Stewart  William,  of  J.  &  W.  Stewart.     House,  St  Fillans, 

Largs 
Stewart  William,  feuar,  5  St  Andrew  square 
Stewart  William,  mason,  M'Kelvie's  Land,  Duncan  street 
Stewart  Miss,  dressmaker,  32  Hamilton  street 
Stewart  Miss,  14  Bruce  street 
Stewart  Miss,  9  Lynedoch  street 
Stewart  Miss,  dressmaker,  13  Nicholson  street 
Stewart  Miss  Catherine,  lodgings,  20  Hamilton  street 
Stewart  Mrs  Ann,  spirit  dealer,  24  Cathcart  street.     Ho. , 

17  do. 
Stewart  Mrs  J. ,  keeper,  35  Nicholson  street 
Stewart  Mrs  J. ,  spirit  dealer,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Stewart  Mrs  M.  C. ,  late   of  Stewart  hall,  boardinghouse 

keeper,  15  Kelly  street 
Stewart  Mrs  Robert,  2  Charles  street 
Stewart  Mrs  William,  14  William  street 
Stewart  Mrs,  1  William  street 
Stewart  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  Tobago  street 
Stewart  Mrs,  feuar,  4  Lyle  street 
Stewart  Mrs,  9  Laird  street 

STIRRAT  Alexander,  labourer,  9  Under  crescent 
Stirrat  James,  smith,  Finnieston,  Port-Glasgow  road 
STIRRUP  William,  engineer,  2  John  street 
STIRLING  Allan,  shoemaker,  59  Dalrymple  street 
Stirling  Alexander,  joiner,  48  Inverkip  street 
Stirling  Robert,  millwright,  3  St  Andrew  street 
Stirling  Thomas,  skipper,  2  Open  shore 
Stirling  Mrs  James,  spirit  dealer,  11  John  street 
Stirling  Mrs  John,  44  Shaw  street 
Stirling  Mrs,  3  Salmon  street 
STITT  John,  engineer,  12  St  Lawrence  street 
STONE  John,  moulder,  1  Regent  street 
STONEHOUSE  James,  mariner,  26  Dalrymple  street 
STORER  James,  printer,  Bearhope  street 


DIRECTORY.  101 


Storer  John,  watch  and  clock  maker,  10  Hamilton  street 
STORREY  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  29  Vennel 
Storrey  Miss  Sarah,  dressmaker,  29  Vennel 
STORMS  Alexander,  mariner,  32  Dalrymple  street 
Storms  David,  steamboat  master,  8  Chapel  street 
STOWE  Rymond,  lodgings,  4  William  street 
STRACHAN  John,  labourer,  7  Hill  street 
Strachan  William,  carpenter,  5  West  Quay  lane 
STRAIN  Robert,  mason,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 
STRONG  Charles,  fireman,  32  Dalrymple  street 
Strong  Joseph,  captain,  3  Trafalgar  street 
Strong  Nicholas,  captain,  24  Bank  street 
Strong  Thomas,  captain,  30  Dalrymple  street 
STRONACH  Alexander,  joiner,  6  Kilblain  street 
STUART  Alexander,  sugar  broker,  10  Shaw  street.     Ho. , 

3  Eldon  street 
Stuart  John,  of  Inland  Revenue,  13.Nelson  street,  west 
Stuart  Thomas,  sheriff  officer,  commission  officer  and  con- 
stable, 49  Cathcart  street.     House,  9  Crawfurd  street 
SUMMERS  John,  late  locker,  14  Bruce  street 
SUNTERS  Mrs,  lodgings,  5  York  street 
SUTHERLAND  Alexander,  joiner,  17  John  street 
Sutherland  Alexander,  hatter,  40  Cathcart  street.  House, 

31  Lynedoch  street 
Sutherland  Daniel,  steamboat  master,  Mansion  house 
Sutherland  Daniel,  pilot,  Brownlie's  court,  20  Cathcart  st. 
Sutherland  Duncan,  commission  agent,  19  Cathcart  street 
Sutherland  Ewan,  boat  builder,  9  Broad  close 
Sutherland  John,  carpenter,  5  Hill  street 
Sutherland  John,    of  Mann   &   Sutherland.      House,    17 

Nicholson  street 
Sutherland  Peter,  mariner,  34  Charles  street 
Sutherland  Robert,  tidewaiter,  2  Open  shore 
Sutherland  Robert,  carpenter,  11  Hamilton  street 
Sutherland  Thomas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  45  Shaw  st. 

House,  Mansion  house 
Sutherland  William,  engineer,  11  Hill  street 
Sutherland  William,  of  Whytocks  <£  Sutherland,  63  Regent 

street 
SUTTIE  Thomas   &   Co. ,  smiths,    gratemakers,    and  bell- 
hangers,  18  Cathcart  street.     House,  16  do. 
Suttie  Mrs  Robert,  15  Antigua  street 
SWAN  Alexander,  engineer,  2  Shaw  place 
Swan  Allan,  of  MiHwraith  &  Swan,  8  Shaw  place 
Swan  Robert,  smith,  Blair's  land,  Cartsburn 
Swan  Thomas,  guard,  43  Ann  street 

f  2 


162  DIRECTORY. 


Swan  William,  slater  and  slate  merchant,  5  Sir  Michael  st. 

House,  head  of  Robertson  street 
Swan  Miss,  27  Roxburgh  street 
Swan  Mrs,  32  Hamilton  street 
SWEENY  Ambrose,  flesher,  5  William  street 
Sweeney  Charles,  flesher,  25   Rue-end  street.      House,  2 

East  Blackhall  street 
Sweeney  Hugh,  porter,  6  Manse  lane 
Sweeney  Michael,  huckster,  18  Vennel 
Sweeney  Michael,  labourer,  22  Tobago  street 
SWORD  Archibald,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  20  West 

Burn  street,  and  11  Shaw  street.     House,  26  Eldon 

street 
Sword  James,  shoemaker,  15  Shaw  street 
Sword  John,  mason  and  spirit  dealer,  69  Vennel. 
Sword  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  11  Hamilton  st. 

House,  22  Antigua  street 
SYME  John,  Longwell  close 
SYMON  &  Cromie  Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  58 

Vennel 
SYMINGTON  John,  joiner,   glazier,  and  undertaker,  16 

Sugarhouse  lane.     House,  32  Inverkip  street 


TAILORS'  House  of  Call,  16  Market  street 

TAIT  John,  engineer,  8  Baker  street 

Tait  Robert,  engineer,  Cartsburn  street 

Tait  Robert,  shipmaster,  5  Captain  street 

Tait  Robert,  tailor,  4  Kirk  street,  Glebe 

Tait  Mrs  Alexander,  5  Captain  street 

TANNOCK   Quintin,  plasterer,   Harvie  lane.     House,  4 

Bearhope  street 
Tannock  Mrs,  12  Inverkip  street 
TARBET  Miss,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  4  West  Blackhall 

street.     House,  9  Bruce  street 
Tarbert  William,  joiner,  49  Inverkip  street 
TASSELS  Thomas,  boatman,  35  Vennel 
TASKER  Andrew,  of  James  Hunter  &  Go.      House,   40 

Union  street 
Tasker  James,  40  Union  street 
TAYLOR  Alexander,  shipmaster,  Clyde  house,  Roseneath 

street 
Taylor  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  8  Cathcart  street.     House, 

9  Antigua  street 
Taylor  Alexander,  of  Cram  &  Taylor,  11  Bruce  street 


DIRECTORY.  163 


Taylor  Alexander,  carpenter,  1  Main  Street,  Cartsdyke 

Taylor  Angus,  mariner,  7  Duncan  street 

Taylor  Archibald,  joiner,  Broomhill 

Taylor  Daniel,  corkcutter,  55  Shaw  street.     House,  Fancy 

Farm  cottage 
Taylor  Daniel,  flesher,  47  Hamilton  street  and  16  Cartsbiu-n 

street.     House,  28  West  Burn  street 
Taylor  Daniel,  pilot,  2  West  breast 
Taylor  David,  labourer,  5  Cartsburn  street 
Taylor  David,  carpenter,  8  Baker  street 
Taylor  Duncan,  mariner,  10  Cross-shore  street 
Taylor  Edward,  fireman,  13  Nicholson  street 
Taylor  James,  mason,  Drumfrochar  road 
Taylor  James,  mason,  3  Bruce  street 
Taylor  James,  millwright,  Overton 
Taylor  John,  lighterman,  4  Watt  street 
Taylor  John,  carpenter,  18  Antigua  street 
Taylor  John,  shipmaster,  21  Sir  Michael  street 
Taylor  Malcolm,  corkcutter,  55  Shaw  street.     Ho. ,  Fancy 

Farm  cottage 
Taylor  Robert,  flesher,  97  Ann  street 
Taylor  William,  engineer,  11  St.  Lawrence  street 
Taylor  Louisa,  Western  Educational  Establishment,  1  Ard- 

gowan  square 
Taylor  Mrs  Angus,  lodgings,  9  Roxburgh  street 
Taylor  Miss  Jane,  grocer,  17  Brougham  street 
Taylor  Mrs  A. ,  feuar,  40  Eldon  street 
Taylor  Mrs  A. ,  60  Roxburgh  street 
Taylor  Mrs  J. ,  lodgings,  63  Rue-end  street 
Taylor  Mrs,  lodgings,  55  Shaw  street 
Taylor  Mrs,  lodgings,  18  Inverkip  street 
Taylor  Mrs,  31  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Taylor  Mrs,  lodgings,  19  Shaw  street 
TELFER  James,  cowfeeder,  Brachelston 
Telfer  John,  porter,  10  Cross-shore  street 
Telfer  Miss  Agnes,  7  Sugarhouse  lane 
TEMPLETON  William  C,  clerk,  48  Nelson  street,  west 
TENNANT  Mrs  John,  spirit  dealer,  28  Market  st.     Ho., 

3  Tobago  street 
TENNENT  H.  L.,  advocate,  sheriff  substitute,  66  Union 

street 
TEULON  John  H.,  2  Cathcart  square.     House,  6  Rox- 
burgh street 
Teulon  Mrs,  lady's  nurse,  89  Regent  street 
THE  Clyde  Pottery  Company,  "  Limited,"  Port-Glasgow 

road 


164  DIRECTORY. 


THE  Liverpool  and  London  Insurance  Company,  D.   R. 

Crawford,  agent,  Mansion-house 
THOBAVEN  John,  sugarboiler,  29  Sugarhouse  lane 
THOM  Charles,  grain  weigher,  and  wine  and  spirit-dealer, 

3  West  Quay  lane 
Thorn  William,  fish  and  oil  merchant,  20  Hamilton  street 
THOMAS  Nathan,  woolwasher,  8  East  Shaw  street 
Thomas  Mrs,  1  Kilblain  street 

THOMSON  Alexander,  banker.     House,  Caddlehill 
Thomson  Alexander,  sugar  baker,  3  John  street 
Thomson  Alexander,  blacksmith,  30  West  Blackhall  street 
Thomson  Alexander,  smith,  43  Ann  street 
Thomson  Archibald,  joiner,  Thomson's  land,  Upper  crescent 
Thomson  Charles,  feuar,  8  Watt  street 
Thomson  Charles,  plumber,  9  Crawfurd  street 
Thomson  Daniel,  boatman,  47  Shaw  street 
Thomson  David,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 
Thomson  Donald,  of  Thomson  &  Mitchell,  6  Ardgowan  st. , 

west 
Thomson  Donald,  carter,  Salmon  street 
Thomson  Dugald,  carpenter,  Blair's  land,  Under  crescent 
Thomson  Duncan,  joiner,  33  Regent  street 
Thomson  Duncan,  joiner,  17  Bearhope  street 
Thomson  Edward,  watchman,  34  Inverkip  street 
Thomson  George,  engineer,  11  St  Andrew  street 
Thomson  Henry,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 
Thomson  James,  carpenter,  3  Tobago  street 
Thomson  James,  engineer,  17  Ingleston  road 
Thomson  James,  boatman,  2  Buccleuch  street 
Thomson  John,  cashier  of  the  Greenock  bank.     House, 

Watt  place 
Thomson  John,  joiner,  46  Inverkip  street 
Thomson  John,  labourer,  15  Hamilton  street 
Thomson  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  4  West  Blackhall  street. 

House,  10  Laird  street 
Thomson  John,  sawyer,  7  Under  crescent 
Thomson  Joseph,  engineer,  9  Arthur  street 
Thomson  Lachlan,  sawyer,  17  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Thomson  &  Mitchell,  joiners,  3  Tobago  street 
Thomson  Peter  W. ,  grocer,  2  Inverkip  street.     House,  1 

Sugarhouse  lane 
Thomson  Peter,  sugar-boiler,  1  Sugarhouse  lane 
Thomson  Robert,  basket,  brush,  and  comb  warehouse,  27 

Hamilton  street 
Thomson  Robert,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  1  William  st. 

House,  18  Antigua  street 


DIRECTORY.  165 


Thomson  Robert,  mariner,  20  West  Blackhall  street 

Thomson  Robert,  Observatory,  Finnart 

Thomson  Robert,  manager,  Hillend  Lunatic  Asylum,  Hill- 
end 

Thomson  Samuel,  builder  and  feuar,  Mount  pleasant 

Thomson  Samuel,  carpenter,  Carmichael's  land,  Upper 
crescent 

Thomson  Samuel,  joiner,  glazier,  and  funeral  undertaker, 
51  Vennel.     House,  35  Ann  street 

Thomson  Swan,  smith,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Thomson  Thomas  &  Son,  builders,  45  Nicholson  street 

Thomson  Thomas,  smith,  12  John  street 

Thomson  Thomas,  of  T.  Thomson  &  Son,  3  Kelly  street 

Thomson  Thomas,  jun. ,  builder,  1  Watt  place 

Thomson  Thomas,  boilermaker,  Smith's  land,  East  Hamil- 
ton street 

Thomson  William,  shipmaster,  22  W^est  Stewart  street 

Thomson  William,  sawyer,  32  Suerarhouse  lane 

Thomson  William  W.,  of  T.  Thomson  &  Son,  3  Kelly  st. 

Thomson  William,  teacher,  Mount  pleasant 

Thomson  William,  mason,  Thomson  place,  42  Inverkip  st, 

Thomson  William,  baker,  64  Roxburgh  street 

Thomson  William,  mason,  4  Bruce  street 

Thomson  William,  boilermaker,  5  Market  street 

Thomson  Miss,  24  Bank  street 

Thomson  Miss,  feuar,  10  Kelly  street 

Thomson  Miss,  23  Kelly  street 

Thomson  Miss,  35  Hamilton  street 

Thomson  Misses,  feuars,  57  Shaw  street 

Thomson  Mrs  Alexander,  feuar,  30  Sir  Michael  street 

Thomson  Mrs  Dugald,  3  Salmon  street 

Thomson  Mrs  James,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 

Thomson  Mrs  James,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  50  Shaw  st. 
House,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 

Thomson  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Thomson  Mrs  James,  35  Nicholson  street 

Thomson  Mrs  John,  3  John  street 

Thomson  Mrs  Neil,  23  Brougham  street 

Thomson  Mrs  Thomas,  feuar,  7  Brisbane  street 

Thomson  Mrs  William,  60  Roxburgh  street 

Thomson  Mrs,  15  Vennel 

Thomson  Mrs,  lodgings,  20  Cathcart  street 

Thomson  Mrs,  lodgings,  29  Cathcart  street 

Thomson  Mrs,  13  Lynedoch  street 

Thomson  Mrs,  10  West  breast 

Thomson  Mrs,  15  Sugarhouse  lane 


DIRECTORY. 


Thomson  Mrs,  lodgings,  59  Dalrymple  street 
Thomson  Mrs,  lodgings,  4  West  Burn  street 
THORBURN  James,  carpenter,  21  John  street 
Thorburn  Samuel,  moulder,  32  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
THORNE    k    Curtis,    Distillery  stores,   6  Manse    lane. 

Bonded  store,  1  Market  street 
Thorne  Robert,  of  Thome  &  Curtis,  Greenbank 
Thorne  Thomas  M. ,  of  Wrede,  Thome  &  Co.,  5  Shaw  place 
TIERNEY  John,  shoemaker,  49  Cathcart  street.     House, 

24  Bank  street 
Tierney  John,  spirit  dealer,  2  William  street 
Tierney  William  B. ,  hosiery  and  furnishing  shop,  36  Ha- 
milton street.     House,  Mount  pleasant 
Tierney  Mrs  William,  Mount  pleasant  street 
TILLER Y  Andrew,  gardener,  16  East  Quay  lane 
TODD  Alexander,  bank  messenger,  2  Church  place 
Todd  George  &  Co. ,  merchants  and  agents,  21  Shaw  street 
Todd  George,  of  George  Todd  &  Co.       House,    29  West 

Blackball  street 
Todd  George,  mariner,  18  Tobago  street 
Todd  John,  engineer,  Kingston  cottages,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Todd  John,  mason,  Thomson's  place,  42  Inverkip  street 
Todd  Robert,  carter,  4  Laird  street 
'fodd  Miss  Margaret,  grocer,  5  Dellingburn  street 
Todd  Mrs  George,  28  Ann  street 
Todd  Mrs  John,  7  Ardgowan  square 
Todd  Mrs,  21  Nicholson  street 
TORRANCE  Thomas,  draper,  4  West  Blackhall  st.  House, 

3  Kelly  street 
TORRIE  James,  smith,  15  Market  street 
TOUGH  Alexander  <fe  Son,  rope  manufacturers,  Clyde  rope- 
work,  Regent  street.     Warehouse,  head  of  Steamboat 
quay 
Tough  Alexander,  of  Alexander  Tough  &  Son.     House,  7 

Lyle  street 
Tough  John,  ropemaker,  1  Lyle  street 
Tough  William,  carpenter,  36  Hamilton  street 
Tough  Miss  Isabella,  dressmaker,  36  Hamilton  street 
Tough  Mrs  Berry,  feuar,  15  Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
TRAIN  Robert  W. ,   clerk,  inland  revenue  office,  82  Re- 
gent street 
TRAPPS  William,  locker,  2  Lyle  street 
TRAVERS  James,  grocer,  32  Vennel.     House,  27  do. 
TRAVIS  Henry,  joiner,  Clyde  Pottery,  Port-Glasgow  road 
TRENCH  Mrs  George,  37  Nicholson  street 
TRUELOVE  Miss,  18  Cathcart  street 


DIRECTORY.  167 


TUCKER  John,  moulder,  19  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Tucker  William,  moulder  2  John  street 
TULLOCH  Robert  EL,  shipmaster,  8  West  Blackhall  st. 
Tulloch  Robert,  carpenter,  11  St.  Lawrence  street 
Tulloch  William,  ropespinner,  10  East  Shaw  street 
TULLY  John,  cook,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
TURNBULL  James,  carpenter,  7  Under  crescent 
Turnbull  Jonathan,  blockmaker,  41  Ann  street 
Turnbull  Robert,  carpenter,  5  John  street 
Turnbull  Mrs,  71  Vennel 

TURNER  Alexander,  moulder,  Cartsburn  house 
Turner  Archibald,  clerk,  Mount  place,  Holmscroffc  street 
Turner  Coll  James,  merchant,   15  West  Blackhall  street. 

House,  1  Ardgowan  street,  west 
Turner  Douglas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  18  Nicholson  st. 

House,  35  Boyd  place 
Turner  James,  jun. ,  writer,  27  Hamilton  street.     House, 

Bentinck  street,  50  Eldon  street 
Turner  John,  sailmaker,  18  Bearhope  street 
Turner  John,  baker,  24  John  street 
Turner  M. ,  printer  for  embroidery,  9  Laird  street 
Turner  Robert,  labourer,  10  Sir  Michael  street 
Turner  Robert;  engine  keeper,  5  Hill  street 
Turner  William,  labourer,  25  Vennel 
Turner  William,  cooper,  1  Manse  lane 
Turner  Mrs  Ann,  tavern-keeper,    Royal   Oak   Tavern,    2 

Cross-shore  street 
Turner  Mrs  John,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  street 
Turner  Mrs  J. ,  huckster,  31  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
TWEDDELL  James,  draper,  7  Brougham  street 
Tweddell  Robert,  painter,  19  John  street 
TWIGGr  Edward,  gunmaker,  33  Hamilton  street.     House, 

Mount  pleasant 
TYRE  James,  tanner,  3  Bruce  street 
Tyre  John,  labourer,  42  West  Burn  street 
Tyre  Robert,  plumber,  6  Kilblain  street 
TYSON  John,  basket  maker,  19  sugarhouse  lane 
Tyson  John,  tailor,  4  Sir  Michael  street 

U 

UNION  Bank  of  Scotland,  1  Hamilton  street 
UNITED  Presbyterian  Church,  George  square 
United  Presbyterian  Church,  22  Nicholson  street 
United  Presbyterian  Church,  Sir  Michael  street 
United  Presbyterian  Church,  3  Union  street 


168  DIRECTORY. 


URIE  Hugh,  railway  porter,  32  Ann  street 
Urie  Robert,  photographer,  32  Hamilton  street 
Urie  Robert,  painter,  32  Inverkip  street 
Urie  Thomas,    Bogston   station  master,   Ladyburn,  Port- 
Glasgow  road 
Urie  William,  carpenter,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
URQUHART  Robert,  shoemaker,  8  Cartsburn  street 
Urqnhart  Mrs  James,  33  Cathcart  street 


VASS  David,  carpenter,  9  John  street 
VINCENT  George,  fisherman,  44  Shaw  street 
VIRTUE  Alexander,  ropespinner,  16  William  street 
Virtue  Alexander,  labourer,  47  Ann  street 
VIVIAN  &  Sons,  copper  agents,  41  Rue-end  street 

W 

WADE  Robert,  mariner,  25  Vennel 

WAILES  Mrs  John,  15  John  street 

WALES  Robert,  chainmaker,  29  Charles  street 

WALKER  Andrew,  painter  and  spirit  dealer,  21  Rue-end 

street 
Walker  Andrew,  weigher,  15  St.  Andrew  street 
Walker  Archibald,  tailor,  2  Tobago  street 
Walker  Daniel,  late  carpenter,  1  Watson's  lane 
Walker  David,  nesher,  33  West  Burn  street 
Walker  Duncan,  baker,  7  West  breast 
Walker  Hugh,  of  John  Walker  &  Co. ,  4  George  square 
Walker  James,  labourer,  14  Bogle  street 
"Walker  James,  smith,  Ladyburn,  Port- Glasgow  road 
Walker  John,  sen. ,  contractor  and  ballast  master,  2  Laird 

street 
Walker  John,  carter,  8  Buccleuch  street 
Walker  John  &  Co. ,  sugar  refiners,  41  Nicholson  street 
Walker  John,  of  John  Walker  &  Co.,  3  George  square 
Wxalker  John,  cooper,  13  Sir  Michael  street 
Walker  John,  labourer,  5  West  Quay  lane 
Walker  Neil,  labourer,  35  Nicholson  street 
Walker  Peter,  hotel  keeper,  Royal  Hotel,  3  East  breast 
Walker  Robert  S. ,  flesher,  6  Sir  Michael  street,  39  Shaw 

street,  and  20  John  street.     House,  22  John  street 
Walker  Thomas,  carpenter,  40  Cathcart  street 
Walker  William,  spirit  dealer,  45  Inverkip  street 
Walker  William,  cartwright,  8  East  Shaw  street 


DIRECTORY.  169 


Walker  William,  mariner,  3  Union  court 

Walker  Miss,  4  George  square 

Walker  Miss,  teacher,  3  York  street 

Walker  Miss,  4  Kilblain  street 

Walker  Mrs  David,  lodgings,  51  Rue-end  street 

Walker  Mrs  George,  spirit  dealer,  27  Rue-end  street.     Ho. , 

3  East  Stewart  street 
Walker  Mrs  James,  grocer,  Finnieston,  East  Hamilton  st. 
Walker  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  43  Rue-end  street 
Walker  Mrs,  48  Nelson  street,  west 
Walker  Mrs,  56  Dalrymple  street 
WALLACE  Hance,  labourer,  37  Rue-end  street 
Wallace  James,  M.  D. ,  physician  and  surgeon,  3  Hamilton 

street.     House,  80  Regent  street 
Wallace  James,  shipmaster,  29  Lynedoch  street 
Wallace  Robert,  engineer,  9  East  Quay  lane 
Wallace  Robert,  joiner,  36  Hamilton  street 
Wallace  Samuel,  carpenter,  28  Cartsburn  street 
Wallace  William,  carpenter,  49  Roxburgh  street 
Wallace  William,  shipmaster,  24  Bank  street 
Wallace  William,  labourer,  Lower  Ingleston 
Wallace  Miss,  teacher,  2  East  Blackhall  street 
Wallace  Mrs  William,  baker,  3  West  Blackhall  street.  Ho. , 

28  West  Burn  street 
Wallace  Mrs  William,  innkeeper,  Buck  Head  Inn,  25  Ha- 
milton street 
Wallace  Mrs,  furrier,  crape  and  feather  dresser,  8  Cross- 
shore  street 
Wallace  Mrs,  lodgings,  33  Hamilton  street 
WALLS  Thomas,  mariner,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
WALMSLEY  James,  joiner,  3  Virginia  street 
WALSH  Mrs  N.,  87  West  Regent  street 
WALTON"  Utrick,  of  H.M.  Customs,  48  Brougham  street 
WARD  James,  carter,  12  Inverkip  street 
Ward  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  34  Shaw  street 
Ward  Morris,  hammerman,  21  Stanners  street 
Ward  William,  shoemaker,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
WARDROPE  Mrs  John,  6  Crawfurd  street 
WARE  Courtney,  spirit  merchant,  7  Mid  breast.     House, 

40  Shaw  street 
WARDEN  James,  produce  broker,  Sugar  Exchange  build- 
ings, 27  Cathcart  street.  House,  Rahane,  Roseneath 
Warden  John,  japanner,  21  Nicholson  street 
Warden  Ninian,  shipmaster,  10  Antigua  street 
Warden  Ninian,  weaver,  76  Roxburgh  street 
Warden  Peter,  farmer,  Murdieston 


170  DIRECTORY. 


Warden  Robert,  late  baker,  29  Cathcart  street 

Warden  Robert,  farmer,  Finnart 

Warden  William,  coal  agent,  head  of  St.  Lawrence  street. 

Honse,  22  Cathcart  street 
Warden  Mrs,  4  Trafalgar  street 
Warden  Mrs,  farmer,  Murdieston 
WARK  David,  cowfeeder,  Bruce  street  cottage 
WARNOCK  Archibald,  feuar,  32  Charles  street 
WARREN  Thomas,  pointsman,  22  John  street 
WARRLY  John,  labourer,  Finnieston,  Port-Glasgow  road 
WASSON  Robert,  joiner,  15  Bearhope  street 
Wasson  Thomas,  mason,  1  Open  shore 
WATSON  Alexander,  engine  driver,  6  Lyle  street 
Watson  Alexander,  ropemaker,  28  Crawfurd  street 
Watson  Alexander,  messenger,  Post  Office.    Ho. ,  7  Market 

street 
Watson  Charles,  mariner,  6  Watson's  lane 
Watson  David,  carpenter,  18  John  street 
Watson  Frederick,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,  8  West  Black- 
hall  street.     House,  Broomhill 
Watson  James,  ironmonger  and  ship  chandler,  65  Rue-end 

street.     Store,  5  Dock  breast.     House,  7  Lyle  street 
Watson  James,  pansman,  50  West  Blackhall  street 
Watson  John,  carpenter,  21  Nicholson  street 
Watson  Malcom,  labourer,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Watson  Robert,  mariner,  19  Shaw  street 
Watson  Thomas,  mason,  70  Roxburgh  street 
Watson  Thomas,  bootmaker,  7  Cathcart   street.      House, 

20  Mearns  street 
Watson  Thomas,  sailmaker,  13  Inverkip  street 
Watson  Miss,  feuar,  13  West  Stewart  street 
WATT  Alexander,  railway  porter,  1  Union  court 
Watt  Henry,  joiner,  43  Cathcart  street 
Watt  Moses,  labourer,  2  Sir  Michael  street 
Watt  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  22  Cathcart  street 

and  27  Main  street,  Carts  dyde.     Ho. ,  55  Regent  st. 
Watt  Miss,  55  Regent  street 
Watt  Misses,  Ardgowan  street,  west 
WATTERS  Alexander,  mason,  6  Bruce  street 
Watters  William,  ropespinner,  24  Ann  street 
Watters  Mrs,  lodgings,  33  Regent  street 
WATTON  Mrs,  huckster,  7  Market  street 
WAUDBY  WiUiam,  fireman,  3  Vennel 
WEBSTER  Andrew,   baker  and  eatinghouse  keeper,    19 

Sugarhouse  lane 
WEDDELL  John,  tanner,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 


DIRECTORY.  171 


Weddell  Miss,  pastry  and  confectionary,  Steamboat  Quay. 

House,  6  East  Blackhall  street 
WEHRHAN  Augustus,  professor  of  music  and  modern 

languages,  13  Mearns  street 
WEIR  Alexander,  rigger,  29  Hamilton  street 
Weir  Alexander,  brassfounder,  3  Shaw  place 
Weir  Allan,  writer,  7  William  street.     House,  4  Lyle  st. 
Weir  Archibald,  carpenter,  57  Shaw  street 
Weir  Archibald,  clerk,  21  Nicholson  street 
Weir  Daniel,  coal  dealer,  5  Tobago  street 
Weir  Duncan,  labourer,  28  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Weir  Duncan,  carpenter,  3  West  Quay  lane 
Weir  Duncan,  carpenter,  13  Sir  Michael  street 
Weir  Duncan  &  Co. ,  merchants,  67  Hue-end  street 
Weir  George,  millwright,  17  Lynedoch  street 
Weir  George,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  24  Charles  street. 

House,  30  West  Blackhall  street 
Weir  James,  smith,  21  John  street 
Weir  James,  plumber,  1  West  Burn  street 
Weir  James,  joiner,  18  West  Blackhall  street 
Weir  John,  boilermaker,  6  Ingleston  road 
Weir  John,  carpenter,  19  Regent  street 
Weir  John,  watchman,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Weir  Malcolm,  spirit  dealer,  41  Shaw  street 
Weir  Thomas,  tobacconist  and  plumber,  33  Hamilton  st. 

House,  26  Ann  street 
Weir  William  M.  G.,  clerk,  Post-office.     Ho.,  10  Bruce  st. 
Weir  William,  engineer,  12  Harvie  lane 
Weir  Miss,  muslin  agent,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Weir  Mrs  A. ,  grocer,  24  Tobago  street 
Weir  Mrs  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  12  Roxburgh  street 
Weir  Mrs  Duncan,  baker,  11  Cartsburn  street.     House,  25 

Arthur  street 
Weir  Mrs  John,  8  Kelly  street 
Weir  Mrs,  lodgings,  28  Cathcart  street 
Weir  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  East  Quay  lane 
WELL  Park  Promenade.     Entrances,  Regent  street,  Bank 

street,  and  Lynedoch  street 
Well  Park  Free  Church,  Lynedoch  street 
WELLINGTON  Park  Pleasure  Grounds.     Entrance,  head 

of  Baker  street 
WELLS  Mrs  Richard,  boarding  house,  9  Cross-shore  street 
WELSH  Alexander,  smith,  15  St  Lawrence  street 
Welsh  Andrew,  shipmaster,  2  Nelson  street,  west 
Welsh  James,  accountant  and  general  agent,  18  Cathcart  st. 
House,  29  Brougham  street 


172  DIRECTORY. 


Welsh  James,  labourer,  9  Market  street 

Welsh  James,  engineer,  35  Regent  street 

Welsh  John,  sergeant  of  police,  27  Roxburgh  street 

Welsh  John,  smith,  9  Cowgate  street 

WESLEYAN  Methodist  Chapel,  11  Tobago  street 

WEST  Benjamin,  of  Nicol  &  Wed.     House,  15  Kelly  st. 

West  Free  Church,  Ardgowan  street,  west 

West  Parish  Church,  Nelson  street,  west 

West  Thomas,  smith,  4  East  Shaw  street 

West  Mrs,  15  Kelly  street 

WESTERN  Saw  Mills,  Bay  of  Quick 

WESTON  Robert,  cartwright,  22  Tobago  street 

WHARTON  Mrs,  4  Boyd  street 

WHEELAN  Thomas,  ropemaker,  2  Kirk  street 

WHITBURN  William,  sawyer,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

WHITE  Archibald,  watchman,  7  Arthur  street 

White  Archibald,  carpenter,  10  Baker  street 

White  Daniel,  carpenter,  26  Yennel 

White  George  G. ,  baker,  31  Vennel.     House,  25  do. 

White  James,  17  Brougham  street 

White  James,  teacher,  11  Bearhope  street 

White  James,  mariner,  46  Dalrymple  street 

White  John,  chemist  and  druggist,  30  Hamilton  street.  Ho. , 

2  Patrick  street 
White  Peter,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  street 
White  Robert,  joiner,  16  Tobago  street 
White  Mrs  Alexander,  26  Cartsburn  street 
White  Mrs  Andrew,  34  Ann  street 
White  Mrs  Duncan,  8  Sir  Michael  street 
White  Mrs,  10  Baker  street 
White  Mrs,  4  West  Quay  lane 
White  Mrs,  34  West  Burn  street 
WHITEFORD  Edward,  joiner,  4  Ann  street 
Whiteford  John,  sugar  baker,  26  Cartsburn  street 
Whiteford  Robert,  baker,  9  Under  crescent 
Whiteford  Robert,  grocer,  13  Rue-end  street 
Whiteford  Mrs  William,  63  Dalrymple  street 
WHITEHEAD  James,  boilermaker,  2  St  Andrew  square 
WHITEHILL  Daniel,  carpenter,  4  St  Andrew  square 
Whitehill  Mrs  Matthew,  lodgings,  3  Kelly  street 
WHITHAM  James,  foreman  wool  sorter,  Broomhill 
WHYTOCK  Alexander,  of   Whytock   &    Sutherland,   28 

Eldon  street 
Whytock  &   Sutherland,   merchants    and    manufacturers, 

Penelope  works,  Shaws  Water 
WIGGINS  James,  tailor,  8  Manse  lane 


DIRECTORY.  173 


WIGHT  Robert,  sheriff  officer,  3  Bank  street 

Wight  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Vennel 

WILKIE  David,  33  Dalrymple  street 

Wilkie  Duncan,  boilermaker,  53  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Wilkie  John,  engineer,  13  East  Quay  lane 

Wilkie  John,  mariner,  14  William  street 

Wilkie  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  East  Quay  lane 

WILKINSON  Robert,  cooper,  8  Inverkip  street 

Wilkinson  Robert,  engineer,  3  Vennel 

Wilkinson  William,  mariner,  39  Crawford  street 

WILLIAMS  William,  mariner,  8  East  Quay  lane 

Williams  Mrs,  grocer,  1  William  street 

WILLIAMSON  &  Glassford,  writers  and  agents  for  Scottish 

Provincial  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Co. ,  48  Cathcart  st, 
Williamson  David,  engineer,  15  Baker  street 
Williamson  George,  of  Williamson  &  Glassford,  Newton  st. 
Williamson  John,  shopman,  Holmscroft  street 
Williamson  John,  carpenter,  15  Stanners  street 
Williamson  Robert,  engine  keeper,  33  Ann  street 
Williamson  Thomas,  carpenter,  82  Regent  street 
Williamson  William,  labourer,  48  Vennel 
Williamson  William,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 
Williamson  William,  bleacher,  Overton 
Williamson  Mrs  George,  19  Regent  street 
Williamson  Mrs  George,  sen. ,  Williamson  street 
Williamson  Mrs,  20  Market  street 
WILLS  Charles,  painter,  31  West  Burn  street 
Wills  Robert,  engineer,  Smith's  land,  East  Hamilton  street 
WILLIS  Mrs  David,  greengrocer,  9  Bearhope  street 
WILSON  A.  D. ,  shipmaster,  13  Mearns  street 
Wilson  Alexander,  boilermaker,  19  John  street 
Wilson  Andrew,  druggist,  36  West  Burn  street 
Wilson  Rev.  Archibald,  Episcopal  clergyman,  52  Union  st. 
Wilson  Archibald,  joiner,  30  Nicholson  street 
Wilson  Archibald,  cooper,  20  Vennel 
Wilson  Charles,  pointsman,  1  Arthur  street 
Wilson  Daniel,  sawyer,  10  Vennel 
Wilson  David,  farmer,  Cornhaddock 
Wilson  Edward,  wholesale  salt  and  provision  merchant,  13 

Market  street.  House,  28  Ann  street 
Wilson  George,  druggist,  6  Inverkip  street 
Wilson  J.  &  J. ,  cabinetmakers  and  joiners,  2  Watt  place. 

Workshop,  49  Shaw  street 
Wilson  James,  moulder,  17  Arthur  street 
Wilson  James,  shoemaker,  11  East  Shaw  street 
Wilson  James,  joiner,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 


174  DIRECTORY. 


Wilson  James,  gardener,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Wilson  John,  haircutter  and  wigmaker,  7  Vermel.      Ho. , 

38  West  Burn  street 
Wilson  John,  cooper,  27  West  Burn  street 
Wilson  John,  Queen's  porter,  19  Bank  street 
Wilson  John,  mariner,  6  William  street 
Wilson  John,  smith,  4  Salmon  street 
Wilson  John,  druggist,  36  West  Burn  street 
Wilson  John,  watchman,  2  John  street 
Wilson  John,  labourer,  6  Ingleston  road 
Wilson  John,  baker,  16  Ann  street.     House,  do. 
Wilson  John,  shipping  agent,  3  Trafalgar  street 
Wilson  John,  smith,  5  Ann  street 
Wilson  John,  general  grocer,  15  Hamilton  street.     House, 

Mount  place,  Ann  street 
Wilson  Joseph,  engineer,  2  John  street 
Wilson  Rev.  Robert,  A.  M. ,  D.  D. ,  2  Nelson  street,  west 
Wilson  Robert,  brassfounder,  17  Sir  Michael  street 
Wilson  Robert,  smith,  6  John  street 
Wilson  Robert,  mariner,  4  Dalrymple  street 
Wilson  Thomas,  policeman,  9  Under  crescent 
Wilson  Thomas,  steamboat  pilot,  14  Bogle  street 
Wilson  Thomas,  boilermaker,  11  St  Lawrence  street 
Wilson  William,  shipmaster,  1  Carnock  street 
Wilson  William,  currier,  30  Nicholson  street 
Wilson  William,  joiner,  57  Shaw  street 
Wilson  William,  1  Regent  street 
Wilson  William,  plumber,  2  East  breast 
Wilson  William,  shoemaker,  6  Taylor's  close 
Wilson  William  M. ,  merchant,  52  Union  street 
Wilson  William,  carpenter,  7  St.  Lawrence  street 
Wilson  Miss,  30  Inverkip  street 
Wilson  Miss,  salt  merchant,  59  Vennel 
Wilson  Misses,  confectioners,  12  Ann  street 
Wilson  Mrs  A.,  10  Laird  street 
Wilson  Mrs  A. ,  36  West  Burn  street 
Wilson  Mrs  Archibald,  52  Union  street 
Wilson  Mrs  Gabriel,  1  Bruce  street 
Wilson  Mrs  John,  17  Jamaica  street 
Wilson  Mrs  William,  10  Bruce  street 
Wilson  Mrs,  grocer,  63  Dalrymple  street 
Wilson  Mrs,  38  Vennel 
WINGATE  Alexander  &  Co. ,  chemists,  18  Baker  st.    Ho. , 

Armadale  place 
Wingate  Gabriel,  labourer,  9  Under  crescent 
WINNING  Thomas,  detective  officer,  97  Regent  street 
WINTON  Mrs  Robert,  James  Watt  Inn,  6  William  street 


DIRECTORY.  175 


WISHART  Thomas,  hairdresser,  2  Cross-shore  st.  House, 
lido. 

Wishart  Mrs  Daniel,  lodgings,  3  Under  crescent 

Wishart  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  11  Cross-shore  street 

WOOD  John,  millwright,  5  Regent  street.  House,  10 
Antigua  street 

Wood  John,  gardener,  13  East  Quay  lane.  Gardens,  Port- 
Glasgow  road 

Wood  Joseph,  weaver,  64  Roxburgh  street 

Wood  Thomas,  sculptor,  Cemetery  gate.     House,  Ford 

Wood  William,  mate,  11  East  Shaw  street 

Wood  William,  grocer,  6  Shaw  street 

Wood  Miss,  3  Trafalgar  street 

WRAY  William,  mate,  8  Chapel  street 

WREDE,  Thorne  &  Co. ,  sugar  refiners,  Cartsburn  street 

Wrede  Lear,  of  Wrede,  Thome  and  Co.     Ho. ,  Southhill 

WRIGHT  Archibald,  late  baker,  4  Watt  street 

Wright  John,  feuar,  25  Arthur  street 

Wright  Robert,  writer,  18  Cathcart  street.  House,  9 
Ardgowan  square 

Wright  William,  chimney  sweeper,  7  Cowgate  street 

Wright  Miss,  35  Ann  street 

Wright  Mrs  Daniel,  lodgings,  7  Lynedoch  street 

Wright  Mrs  James,  5  Captain  street 

Wright  Mrs  John,  21  Arthur  street 

Wright  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 

WYLIE  Andrew,  labourer,  45  Shaw  street 

Wylie  Gloud,  smith,  3  Arthur  street 

Wylie  John,  criminal  officer,  1  Salmon  street 

Wylie  John,  pilot,  13  West  Stewart  street 

Wylie  Robert,  sawyer,  36  Shaw  street 

Wylie  Robert,  cowfeeder,  3  Ann  street 

WYSE  Alexander,  confectioner,  29  Hamilton  street 

Wyse  Mrs  James,  62  Roxburgh  street 


YAUN  David,  cabinetmaker,  5  Bruce  street 
YEATS  James,  gardener,  Deer  park  lodge,  East  Blackhall  st. 
Yeats  John  &  Co. ,  tobacco  manufacturers,  Ewing's  build- 
ings, 65  Rue-end  street.    Ho. ,  Glen  cottage  Bedford  st. 
Yeats  Mrs  James,  7  Arthur  street 
YEO  D.  D.  &  Co. ,  painters  and  ship  chandlers,  25  Rue-end 

street.     Stores,  3  Dellingburn  street 
Yeo  D.  D.,  ofD.  D.  Yeo  &  Co.     House,  11  Shaw  place 
YORKSTON  William,  boatbuilder,  1  Duncan  street 
YOUNG  Alexander,  labourer,  41  Crawfurd  street 


176  DIRECTORY. 


Young  David,  porter,  26  Sugarhouse  lane 

Young  Donald,  rivetter,  19  Tobago  street 

Young  George,  carpenter,  23  East  Shaw  street 

Young  James,  heckler,  27  Roxburgh  street 

Young  James,  boilermaker,  2  John  street 

Young  Nicholas  D. ,  mariner,  11  West  breast 

Young  Robert,  optician,  24  Antigua  street 

Young  Robert,  police-officer,  28  Shaw  street 

Young  Thomas,  moulder,  49  Shaw  street 

Young  Thomas,  clerk,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Young  Thomas,  sawyer,  18  Crawfurd  street 

Young  William,  stone  cutter,  12  Brougham  street.  House, 

44  Crawfurd  street 
Young  William,  spirit  dealer,  10  Ann  street 
Young  William,  provision  merchant,  43  Hamilton  st.  Ho. , 

28  West  Blackhall  street 
Young  Miss,  63  Roxburgh  street 
Young  Miss,  huckster,  2  John  street 
Young  Mrs  A. ,  eating  house  keeper,  8  East  breast 
Young  Mrs  John,  4  Lyle  street 
Young  Mrs  Thomas,  7  New  Dock  lane 
Young  Mrs  William,  4  Bearhope  street 
Young  Mrs,  lodgings,  24  Tobago  street 
YOUNGER  Thomas,  joiner,  8  Ann  street 
YUILL  Archibald,  writer.   Office,  46  Cathcart  street.  Ho. , 

21  Union  street 
Yuill  Stephen,  refreshment  rooms,  14  East  Quay  lane.  Ho. , 

20  Cathcart  street 


A  dditions  and  Corrections,  received  too  late  for  insertion  in 
the  body  of  the  Work. 

ALLISON  Mrs,  14  Bruce  street 
BRISBANE  Mrs  Thomas,  17  Union  street 
DUFF  Hugh,  gardener,  19  Dalrymple  street 
FERGUSON  David,  joiner,  6  John  street 
FINLAY  Hugh,  baker,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
HUTCHESON  Peter,  shipmaster,  13  Lynedoch  street 
KERR  James,  bookseller  and  stationer,  14  Cathcart  street. 

House,  5  Bruce  street 
MEHAR  Thomas,  50  Shaw  street 
MENZIES  John,  silversmith,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
M'lLWRAITH,  Smith  &  Co. ,  grocers,  general  merchants, 

and  insurance  agents,  12  William  street 


TRADES  AND  PROFESSIONS 

CLASSIFIED  AND  ARRANGED   IN  ALPHABETICAL 
ORDER. 


ACCOUNTANTS. 

Campbell  Dugald  (and  house  factor),  3  Bank  street 

Duncan  John  (and  house  factor),  2  Church  place 

Hogg  John,  Holmscroft  street,  off  Ann  street 

Kelso  James  (and  commission  agent),  14  Cathcart  street 

Milne  James,  jun. ,  37  West  Burn  street 

M 'Keith  Lachlan,  12  Watt  street 

Raff  George  (and  house  factor),  41  Cathcart  street 

Russell  David  M'L.,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 

Welsh  James,  18  Cathcart  street 

AGENTS. 

Anstruther  John  F.  (ship),  14  Cathcart  street 
Connal  William  (book),  22  Ann  street 
Durward  G.  (sewed  muslin),  6  William  street 
Galloway  Francis  (book),  5  West  Stewart  street 
Hunter  Miss  M. ,  muslin  agent,  4  East  Shaw  street 
Jessamine  Alexander,  9  West  Stewart  street 
Lang  Archibald  (book),  9  John  street 
M 'Bride  Alexander,  43  Cathcart  street 
M'Larty  Donald  &  Co.,  Excise  Buildings 

artists. 
Clark  William,  Seafield 
Macbeth  Norman,  10  Margaret  street 

AUCTIONEERS  AND   APPRAISERS. 

Cameron  John,  10,  12,  and  14  Cross-shore  street 
Campbell  Michael,  10  Taylor's  Close 
Erskine  David,  Crown  Sale-rooms,  Cathcart  square 
Herriot  John  &  Son,  79  Regent  street  and  26  Charles  st. 


Bell  John,  36  Dalrymple  street 
Blair  David,  45  Cathcart  street 


178  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 

Brodie  John,  45  Hamilton  street 

Carmichael  James,  65  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Coyle  James,  22  Cathcart  street 

Currie  James,  27  Market  street 

Davie  George,  23  Dalrynrple  street  and  11  Hamilton  street 

Duncan  James  D. ,  Watt  place 

Duncan  J. ,  10  East  Quay  lane 

Duncan  John,  5  Rue-end  street 

Finlay  Hugh,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Galbraith  John,  26  Charles  street 

Hair  Mrs,  16  Cathcart  street 

Martin  R.  &  J. ,  31  Hamilton  street 

Marshall  Daniel,  39  Hamilton  street 

Millar  John,  3  Hamilton  street  and  12  Ann  street 

Millar  Robert,  5  Hamilton  street 

Muir  Allan,  jr. ,  19  Hamilton  street 

Muir  Neil,  5  William  street 

Muir  Robert,  26  Shaw  street 

MacAllister  Andrew,  25  Hamilton  street 

M'Call  Neil,  48  Shaw  street 

M'Kenzie  &  Walker,  46  Hamilton  street  and  63  Rue-end 

street 
M'Kenzie  Alexander,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Kenzie  James,  55  Vennel 
M'Kenzie  Robert,  38  Shaw  street 
Orr  John,  27  Rue-end  street 
Service  Walter,  8  West  Blackhall  street 
Turner  John,  24  John  street 
White  George  G.,  31  Vennel 
Wallace  Mrs  William,  3  West  Blackhall  street 
Webster  Andrew,  19  Sugarhouse  lane 
Weir  Mrs  Duncan,  11  Cartsburn  street 
Wilson  John,  16  Ann  street 

BANKERS. 

See  Appendix. 

•  BASKET   AND   TOY   WAREHOUSE   KEEPERS. 

Bruce  Mrs  Margaret,  38  Inverkip  street 
Campbell  Mrs,  20  Charles  street 
Dewar  James,  26  Vennel 
Holms  Mrs,  1  Inverkip  street 
Thomson  Robert,  27  Hamilton  street 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Allan  George,  jr.  (and  brassfounder),  12  Springkell  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  179 


Boag  Robert  (and  tool  and  sugar  mould  manufacturer), 

Golden  Bull  court,  55  Shaw  street 
Boag    Thomas    (and    gratemaker),  Victoria   Buildings,  7 

West  Blackhall  street 
Campbell  John  &  Co. ,  9  West  breast 
Chalmers  James  (and  bellhanger),  51  Yennel 
Cook  Duncan  and  Archibald  (and  chainmakers),  4  Charles 

street 
Colquhoun  &  Ainslie,  Melville  court,  31  Hamilton  street 
Johnston  Daniel  (and  beammaker),  20  Cathcart  street 
Love  Andrew  (farrier  and  cartwright),  50  Rue-end  street 
M'Coll  John  &  Co.   (and  sugar  mould  manufacturers),  13 

Chapel  street 
M 'Donald  J.  F.,  49  Shaw  street 
M'Fie  James,  51  Inverkip  street 
M'Kenzie  William  (and  edge  tool  maker),  3  Dellingbum 

street 
M 'Vicar  Robert,  jun.  (and  ship  smith),  3  Shaw  street 
M 'Vicar  William   (and  bolt   and  chain  manufacturer),  7 

East  Stewart  street 
Neilson  John  (and  nail  manufacturer),  10  Tobago  street 
Pringle  James,  8  Taylor's  close 
Robinson  A.  &  M.   (farriers,  coach-builders,  and  cart  and 

plough  factory),  40  Vennel  and  3  Cartsburn  street 
Scott  George,  33  Hamilton  street 
Scott  James,  4  East  India  breast 
Smith  Alexander  (and  cartwright)  25  Crawfurd  street  and 

5  Laird  street 
Suttie  Thomas  k  Co. ,  (and  bell  hangers  and  gratemakers), 
18  Cathcart  street 

BOOKSELLERS  AND  STATIONERS. 

Baird  Robert  A.,  41  Cathcart  street 

Campbell  Alexander  (and  bookbinder),  9  Hamilton  street 

Dillon  Peter,  32  Hamilton  street 

Griffith  Patrick,  Custom  House  place 

Hislop  John,  29  Cathcart  street 

Innes  William,  (and  librarian),  40  Hamilton  street 

Johnston  William  (and  lithographic  printer),  46  Hamilton 

street 
Kerr  James,  14  Cathcart  street 
Laing  Andrew  (and  bookbinder),  49  Cathcart  street 
Lamont  James  &  Co. ,  7  Cross-shore  street 
Morrison  John  k  Sons   (paper  rulers,  bookbinders,    and 

librarians),  6  William  street,  67  Rue-end  street,  and  21 

Hamilton  street 


180  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 

Mitchell  Adam  (and  bookbinder),  32  Hamilton  street 
M 'Arthur  Duncan,  16  Cathcart  street 
M'Kelvie  James,  7  Hamilton  street 
Owen  Mrs  James,  30  Cathcart  street 
Stewart  Robert,  38  Hamilton  street 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Adamson  William,  7  West  breast 
Armour  Matthew,  11  Charles  street 
Barclay  John,  28  Inverkip  street 
Blair  Thomas,  26  West  Burn  street 
Brodie  John,  8  William  street- 
Buchanan  Malcolm  (and  leather  merchant),  40   Cathcart 

street 
Campbell  Archibald,  47  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  Neil,  5  Market  street 
Campbell  Peter,  58  Vennel 
Carmichael  John,  13  Cartsburn  street 
Crawford  James,  2  Kilblain  square 
Devine  James,  5  Dalrymple  street 
Dillon  Patrick,  39  Vennel 
Donald  William  &  Co. ,  29  Hamilton  street 
Dunbar  Alexander,  4  East  Shaw  street 
Gray  Agnes  C. ,  16  Hamilton  street 
Eaglesham  John,  Kilbirnie  Cottage 
Handyside  George,  13  Hamilton  street 
Hunter  John,  Cartsburn  Cottage 
Jamieson  Thomas,  27  Charles  street 
Kerr  Daniel,  19  Vennel 
Kay  Lawrence,  21  Ann  street 
Kyle  Henry,  3  Vennel 
Lindsay  Angus,  3  Charles  street 
Marshall  Robert,  25  Ann  street 
Mathieson  Neil,  31  Cathcart  street 
Milne  James,  6  Watson's  lane 
Millar  Duncan,  28  Tabago  street 
Muir  Robert,  3  Tobago  street 
Muir  Richard,  6  Hamilton  street 
Muir  William,  33  Cathcart  street 
Munro  John,  38  Ann  street 
Murphy  A. ,  3  Dalrymple  street 
Murphy  Paul,  16  Dalrymple  street 
M'Cormick  Donald,  15  East  Quay  lane 
M 'Donald  Duncan,  4  Mansion-house  lane 
M'Farlane  William,  39  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Farlane  Humphrey,  53  Inverkip  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  181 


M'Gown  John,  46  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Gougan  Richard,  7  Cartsburn  street 

M 'Henry  Henry,  3  Sir  Michael  street 

M'Intyre  Duncan,  3  Rue-end  street 

M'llwee  Wm.,  1  Inverkip  street 

M'Lean  Donald,  26  Crawfurd  street 

Maclachlan  Andrew  (for  wholesale),  35  Cathcart  street 

M'Lintock  James,  33  Hamilton  street 

M'Neillage  Alexander,  28  Sir  Michael  street 

M'Pherson  Mrs,  13  Hamilton  street 

Niven  James,  11  Charles  street 

Nevin  Peter,  16  Dalrymple  street 

Paterson  Charles,  31  Cathcart  street 

Patrick  Adam,  6  West  Blackhall  street 

Ralston  Alexander,  33  Cathcart  street 

Ralston  James,  3  Buccleuch  street 

Ramsay  Andrew,  36  Shaw  street 

Rodger  John,  3  Inverkip  street 

Rodger  William  A. ,  5  Shaw  street 

Ross  Alexander,  31  Cathcart  street 

Scott  Matthew,  10  Cross-shore  street 

Shankland  Thomas,  30  West  Blackhall  street 

Shields  Thomas,  5  Smith's  lane 

Smith  John,  26  Charles  street 

Sword  James,  15  Shaw  street 

Tarbet  Miss,  4  West  Blackhall  street 

Tierney  John,  49  Cathcart  street 

Urquhart  Robert,  8  Cartsburn  street 

Watson  Thomas,  7  Cathcart  street 

Wilson  James,  11  East  Shaw  street 

Wilson  William,  6  Taylor's  close 

BOATBUILDERS. 

Cameron  Duncan,  4  East  Blackhall  street 
Clark  Lachlan,  Clyde  street,  Bay  of  Quick 
Lyle  Thomas,  35  Rue-end  street 
Macdonald  John,  Virginia  street 
M'Gregor  Mcol  &  Robert,  3  East  India  breast 
Nicolson  P.  &  Sons,  Bay  of  Quick 
Orr  Thomas,  23  Rue-end  street 

BRASSFOTJNDERS. 

Buchanan  John  (and  gasfitter),  18  Cathcart  street 
Duff  James  &  Sons  (and  gasfitters),  47  Rue-end  street 
Lyon  John,  3  Dellingburn  street 

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182  TRADES  DIRECTORY, 


BRAZIERS,  COPPER  AND  TIN-PLATE  WORKERS. 

Blair  John,  7  Broad  close 

Coyle  John,  jun.  (and  gasfitter),  21  Cathcart  street 
Daskin  &  Co.  (and  gasfitters),  27  Hamilton  street. 
Gibb  John  (and  gasfitter),  38  Inverkip  street 
Hendry  James  (and  coppersmith),  19  Cathcart  street 
Hunter  Thomas  F.  (and  gasfitter),  33  West  Burn  street 
Little  Robert,  11  East  Quay  lane 
Longwill  Robert,  9  Hamilton  street 

Shaw  Thomas  (and  plumber  and  ship  smith),  18  Shaw  st. 
and  New  Dock  lane 

BREWERS. 

Black  P.  &  A.  (and  maltsters),  Holmscroft  Brewery,  Cap- 
tain street 
Greenock  Brewery  Co. ,  39  Nicholson  street 

BUILDERS  AND  MASONS. 

Burns  George,  25  West  Burn  street 

Campbell  James,  30  Crawfurd  street  and  7  Laird  street 

Cram  &  Taylor,  60  Roxburgh  street 

Fotheringham  William,  14  Kilblain  street 

Kirkwood  James,  20  Antigua  street 

Lang  Robert,  5  Tobago  street 

M  'Donald  Hector,  5  Kelly  street 

Nicol  Charles,  36  Crawfurd  street. 

Smith  Robert,  10  Watt  street 

Taylor  James,  3  Bruce  street 

Thomson  Thomas  &  Son,  45  Nicholson  street 

Thomson  Samuel,  Mount  Pleasant 

Thomson  Thomas,  jun. ,  1  Watt  Place 

CABINETMAKERS  AND  UPHOLSTERERS. 

Archibald  William,  4  Albert  place,  West  Blackhall  street 

Blair  Robert  (and  house  factor),  Victoria  buildings,  7  West 
Blackhall  street 

Breckenridge  Thomas,  1  Argyle  street 

Crawford  James,  2  West  Blackhall  street 

Cunningham  Robert  (and  paper  hanger),  16  West  Black- 
hall street 

Lang  Robert,  32  Charles  street 

M'Cunn  James,  15  West  Blackhall  street 

M 'Naught  Thomas,  6  Albert  place,  West  Blackhall  street 

M'Pherson  Peter,  30  West  Burn  street 

Rougvie  John  M'D.  (and  undertaker),  Melville  court, 
Hamilton  street 


TRADS  DIRECTORY.  183 


Rougvie  James  (and  funeral  undertaker),  12  Bearhope  st. 
Service  Archibald,  24  Hamilton  street 
Shaw  William,  14  Hamilton  street. 
Wilson  J.  &  J.  (and  joiners),  2  Watt  place 

CARVERS  AND  GILDERS. 

Allan  &  Lawrie,  54  Rue-end  street 
Christie  Peter  &  Co. ,  Shaw  place 
Lawrie  &  Fleming,  1  Bank  street 

CHEMISTS  AND  DRUGGISTS. 

Alexander  James  G. ,  9  West  Blackhall  street 

Broadfoot  Robert,  27  Sugarhouse  lane 

Dyer  Hugh  M.  (and  dentist),  6  Inverkip  street 

Ferguson  Alexander,  18  Hamilton  street 

Galbraith  John,  63  Rue-end  street 

Greenock  Apothecaries'  Co.  (and  aerated  water  manufac- 
turers), 28  Hamilton  street,  and  Branch  Establishment, 
40  Cathcart  street 

Kirk  Robert,  57  Shaw  street 

White  John,  30  Hamilton  street 

CHIMNEY  SWEEPERS. 

M'Allister  Archibald,  Drummer's  close 
Wright  William,  7  Cowgate  street 

CHINA,  GLASS,  AND  EARTHENWARE  DEALERS. 

Bryen  John  O. ,  61  Vennel 
Bailey  Miss,  33  Shaw  street 
Green  William  B. ,  22  Shaw  street 
Hay  John,  11  East  Quay  lane 
Hyslop  Edward,  28  Hamilton  street 
Sharp  William,  46  Cathcart  street 

CLOTHIERS  AND  OUTFITTERS. 

Archibald  Mrs,  Anderson  place,  14  Cathcart  street 

Brodie  John,  22  Cathcart  street 

Benzie  James,  19  Cathcart  street,  and  6  East  breast 

Campbell  John,  14  Hamilton  street 

Geereke  Augustus,  27  Shaw  street 

Mays  William,  12  Dalrymple  street 

M 'Govern  Patrick,  9  William  street 

Moody  M.  &  Co.,  18  Hamilton  street 

M 'Arthur  James,  23  Arthur  street 

M'Kinnis  Mrs,  11  William  street 

M'Kellar  Duncan  &  Son,  31  Cathcart  street 


184  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


M'Millan  Alexander,  34  West  Burn  street 
M'Neill  Mrs,  52  Shaw  street 
Ritchie  John,  Cathcart  square 

COACH  AND  HORSE  HIRERS. 

Crookshanks  Joseph,  41  West  Blackhall  street 

Jack  &  Goldie,  Tontine  stables,  9  Highland  close  and  14 

East  Quay  lane 
Leitch  Archibald,  White  Hart  stables,  Cathcart  square 
Macconnel  James,  25  Cathcart  street 
M'Farlane  Donald,  1  Jamaica  street 

coal  merchants  and  agents. 
Baird  R.  &  Son  (iron  and  lime),  56  Rue-end  street 
Brodie  George,  28  Vennel 
Campbell  John,  13  Stanners  street 
Clachar  Thomas,  44  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Clark  John,  42  Inverkip  street 
Craig  Thomas  (and  housefactor),  49  Cathcart  street 
Currie  Mrs,  30  East  Shaw  street 
Darroch  John,  44  Dalrymple  street 
Drummond  William,  5  New  Dock  lane 
Fergus  James,  9  West  breast 
Fergus  James,  junior,  9  West  breast 
Hyndman  James,  46  Vennel 
Mories  &  Mcol,  8  East  India  breast 
M'Intyre  Archibald,  26  Dalrymple  street 
M'Fie,  John,  6  Buccleuch  street 
Porter  Mrs  Robert,  4  Springkell  street 
Rankin  John,  16  John  street,  Hillend,  and  Bearhope  street 
Riddell  David,  Govan  Coal  Depot,  5  Chapel  street 
Sharp,  Lees  &  Co. ,  9  East  Stewart  street  and  Railway  depot 
Warden  William,  head  of  St  Lawrence  street 

CONFECTIONERS. 

Alexander  Miss  Robina,  15  West  Blackhall  street 

Collins  John  B.  S.  (and  pastry  baker),  36  Cathcart  street 

Cuthbertson  D.  &  T. ,  44  Hamilton  street 

Cuthbertson  David  (wholesale),  29  Cathcart  street 

Douglas  Malcolm,  31  Cathcart  street 

Gait  Peter  (and  cook),  13  Hamilton  street 

Glover  John  (and  cook),  37  Hamilton  street 

Gilchrist  Miss,  Railway  station 

Henry  Mrs  J. ,  5  West  Blackhall  street 

Higgens  A.  (and  pastry  baker),  11  Cathcart  street 

M  'Fadyen  Mrs  James,  15  Inverkip  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  18t 

M'Kenzie  Samuel  (and  pastry  baker),  67  Rue-end  street 

M'Quistan  Findlay,  43  Cathcart  street 

Murphy  John,  3  Taylor's  close 

Smith  Miss,  26  Charles  street 

Weddell  Miss,  Steamboat  quay 

Wilson  Misses,  12  Ann  street 

Wyse  Alexander,  29  Hamilton  street 

CONTRACTORS. 

Barnard  James,  18  Union  street 

Barr  Robert,  48  Nelson  street,  west 

Crawford  James,  8  Virginia  street 

Halliwell  James  (and  surveyor),  10  Antigua  street 

M'Fadyen  Finlay,  7  Dellingburn  street 

M'Lean  Matthew,  4  St.  Andrew's  street 

More  Andrew,  1  William  street 

Walker  John,  sen. ,  2  Laird  street 

COOPERS. 

\(  Those  marked  thus  *  are  also  Fish-Curers. 

^Baxter  Robert,  6  Kilblain  street 

Buchanan  Robert  M. ,  18  Charles  street 

Carmichael  Michael,  5  Market  street 

*Chisholm  William  <fe  Co.  12  Charles  street 

Cowan  <fe  Dick  (and  provisions),  3  Bogle  street 

Downie  &  M'Aulay,  20  Vennel  and  19  Harvie  lane 

Gray  &  Rodger,  52  Rue-end  street 

Gruer  John  &  Sons,  13  Taylor's  close 

Henderson  James,  12  Bogle  street 

Jamieson  Arthur,  24  Crawfurd  street 

*Kelso  M.  &  D.,  6  New  Dock  breast 

Lyle  Abram  &  Sons  (and  stave  merchants),  6  Nicholson  st. 

*Malcolm  &  Co.,  3  East  Shaw  street 

M'Aulay  &  Downie,  20  Vennel 

*M'Lean  John  &  Co.,  16  Charles  street 

Wilson  Archibald,  20  Vennel 

Wilson  John,  27  West  Burn  street 

COPPER  MERCHANTS. 

Vivian  &  Sons,  41  Rue-end  street 

CORK  CUTTERS. 

M'Fie  John,  15  William  street 
M'Intyre  Andrew,  23  Vennel 
Sinclair  &  Co. ,  8  Manse  lane 
Smith  Mrs,  11  East  Quay  lane 


186  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


Taylor  Daniel,  55  Shaw  street 
Taylor  Malcolm,  55  Shaw  street 

CUTLERS  AND  GUNSMITHS. 

Bissland  &  Hope,  8  Cathcart  street 
Martin  John,  37  Shaw  street 
Twigg  Edward,  33  Hamilton  street 

drapers,  &c. 
Brown  James  <fc  Co. ,  15  Hamilton  street 
Cowan  &  Lawrie,  4  Hamilton  street,  and  10  Cathcart  sq. 
Fleming  Alexander,  2  Hamilton  street 
Hamilton  James,  14  Market  street 
Hinmers  George,  5  Cathcart  square 
Mackie  James  (and  clothier),  27  Cathcart  street 
M'Ewan  Charles,  junior,  7  Market  street 
Nicol  &  West,  3  West  Blackhall  street 
Park  William,  7  Hamilton  street 
Richmond  Hugh,  24  Cathcart  street 
Rowan  J.  G.  <fc  Co. ,  6  Cathcart  square 
Scott  <fe  Anderson,  14  West  Blackhall  street 
Scott  Henry,  8  Hamilton  street 
Stevenson  Hugh,  38  Hamilton  street 
Smith  W.  &  R.  &  Co. ,  6  Cathcart  square  and  16  William 

street 
Torrance  Thomas,  4  West  Blackhall  street 

DRESSMAKERS. 

(See  also  Milliners  and  Dressmakers.) 

Aitken  Miss  Janet,  28  West  Blackhall  street 

Amos  Miss,  37  Boyd  Place,  West  Blackhall  street 

Anderson  Miss  (boys'),  38  West  Burn  street 

Blair  Mary  (boys'),  3  Cowgate  street 

Boyd  Miss,  13  West  Blackhall  street 

Brown  Miss,  17  Roxburgh  street 

Brown  Mrs  Henry,  31  Charles  street 

Brown  Miss  Margaret,  35  Cathcart  street 

Chalmers  Miss,  8  West  Stewart  street 

Clarie  Miss,  35  Hamilton  street 

Clark  Miss,  32  Regent  street 

Clark  Miss,  29  Brougham  street 

Cross  Miss,  6  Trafalgar  street 

Greig  Mrs,  64  Vennel 

Forsyth  Miss  Janet,  10  Kilblain  street 

Fullarton  Miss,  4  Kilblain  street 

Fyfe  Mrs  James,  16  Tobago  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  187 


Halden  Mrs  John,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
Houston  Miss  Jean,  7  John  street 
Jack  Mrs  David,  1  Duncan  street 
Kennedy  Mrs  Mary  Ann,  1  Manse  lane 
Lang  Elizabeth  (boys'),  39  Ann  street 
Molland  Miss,  51  Rue-end  street 
Munn  Miss  Janet,  1  Manse  lane 
Murdoch  Elizabeth,  16  William  street 
M 'Bride  Mrs,  6  Antigua  street 
M'Kenzde  Mrs  (boys'),  12  Tobago  street 
M'Lean  Miss,  1  Manse  lane 
M'Lellan  Misses,  12  Tobago  street 
M'Millan  Margaret,  11  Hamilton  street 
M'Neil  Miss,  60  Roxburgh  street 
M'Sween  Mrs  Daniel,  22  Cartsburn  street 
Poison  Miss,  21  Nicholson  street 
Porter  Miss,  3  Tobago  street 
Sabistan  Miss,  34  Crawfurd  street 
Scott  Mrs  Peter,  30  Nicholson  street 
Stewart  Miss,  13  Nicholson  street 
Stewart  Mrs,  32  Hamilton  street 
Storrey  Miss  Sarah,  29  Vennel 
Tough  Miss  Isabella,  36  Hamilton  street 

DYERS  AND  RENOVATORS. 

Gibson  Alexander,  14  West  Burn  street  and  12  West  Black- 
hall  street 
Houston  Robert  (and  woollen  manufacturer),  34  Hamilton 

street 

ENGINEERS,  MACHINE  MAKERS  AND  FOUNDERS. 

Caird  &  Co.,  8  Arthur  st.,  and  14  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 

Hastie  John,  6  East  Stewart  street 

Hutcheson  Francis,  6  Baker  street 

Johnston,  Leitch  &  Co. ,  Eagle  foundry,  Baker  street 

Kilgour  J.  &  Co. ,  9  Bogle  street 

Macnab  &  Clark,  Shaws  Water  foundry,  Ingleston  road 

Mowat  Wm. ,  22  Arthur  street 

Scott,  Sinclair  &  Co.,  Greenock   foundry,  East   Stewart 

street 
Smith  William  &  Co.,  94  East  Hamilton  street 

EELT  MANUFACTURERS. 

Greenock  Felt  Work  Co.,  4  Custom  House  place 
Lennox  John  &  Co. ,  29  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 


188  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


FISH  AND  OIL  MERCHANTS. 

Hunter  John,  17  Charles  street 
Thorn  William,  20  Hamilton  street 

FISHMONGERS. 

Gallacher  William,  fish  market,  and  35  Hamilton  street 
Kelly  John  (and  fruit),  40  Cathcart  street 
Kelly  William,  41  Hamilton  street 
M'Munagle  Charles,  1  Harvie  lane 
Smillie  Thomas,  1  Cartsburn  street 

FLESHERS. 

Andrew  John,  13  Cathcart  street 

Arbuckle  G.  &,  M.,  1  Albert  place,  West  Blackhall  street 

Bain  John,  8  East  Shaw  street 

Beith  James,  17  Hamilton  street 

Dimond  Charles,  15  Vennel 

Docherty  Daniel,  31  Dalrymple  street 

Douglas  James,  32  Shaw  street 

Fleming  James,  23  Arthur  street 

Lang  Robert,  1  Stanners  street 

Milligan  John,  6  Inverkip  street 

Morrison  James,  7  West  Blackhall  street 

M'Callum  Alexander,  31  Roxburgh  street 

M'Cann  Charles,  16  Hamilton  street 

M'Culloch  Alexander,  59  Rue-end  street 

M'Culloch  Colin,  32  Vennel 

M 'Donald  Robert,  33  Hamilton  street 

M 'Isaac  Alexander,  13  West  Blackhall  street 

M'Innes  Angus,  17  Dalrymple  street 

M'Kechnie  Allan,  16  West  Blackhall  street,  and  53  Rue- 
end  street 

M'Neil  John  (and  cowfeeder),  7  Ann  street 

O'Donnell  James,  49  Shaw  street 

Scott  John,  37  Cathcart  street 

Scott  Robert,  Fleshmarket,  17  Market  street 

Scott  Thomson,  43  Hamilton  street 

Smith  Alexander  &  Co. ,  flesh  market,  Market  street 

Sweeney  Ambrose,  5  William  street 

Sweeney  Charles,  25  Rue-end  street 

Taylor  Daniel,  47  Hamilton  street,  and  16  Cartsburn 
street 

Walker  David,  33  West  Burn  street 

Walker  Robert  S.,  6  Sir  Michael  street,  39  Shaw  street,  and 
20  John  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  189 


FRUITERERS. 

Gallacher  James  (and  poulterer),  2  Albert  place,  West  Black- 
hall  street 
Skinner  Mrs  George,  28  Cathcart  street 

FURNISHING  WAREHOUSE  KEEPERS. 

Campbell  Mrs  James,  71  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  Mrs  Robert,  7  Cathcart  street 
Carrick  Miss,  38  Hamilton  street 
Hutchison  Miss,  95  Regent  street 
M'Gregor  Miss  E. ,  24  Hamilten  street 
M 'Gibbon  J  <fe  J.,  12  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Lean  Miss  E. ,  31  Charles  street 
M'Naughtan  Mrs,  30  Ann  street 
Scott  Miss  E. ,  39  Cathcart  street 

GARDENERS. 

Bain  George  &  Son,  21  Tobago  street 

Baird  Robert,  13  West  Blackball  street 

Barr  James,  41  Union  street 

Barr  John,  25  West  Blackhall  street 

Borthwick  Mrs  John,  10  Hamilton  street 

Cameron  John,  Chapelton,  Kingston 

Campbell  James,  Newark  street 

Ferguson  George,  26  Nicholson  street 

Ferguson  Mrs  James,  21  Charles  street 

Forbes  Andrew,  16  Forsyth  street 

Fultan  James,  Kilbirnie  cottage,  Nelson  street,  west 

Gilmour  Robert,  50  Eldon  street 

Jamieson  James,  5  Sir  Michael  street 

Jamieson  William,  72  Union  street 

Kirkpatrick  James,  28  West  Burn  street 

Livingstone  John,  26  Vennel 

Menzies  James,  20  Hamilton  street 

Millar  Charles,  Auchindarroch 

M'Coll,  John,  33  Hamilton  street 

M'Dougall  Lachlan,  65  Ann  street 

M'Intyre  Duncan,  44  Ann  street 

M'Kenzie  Wm.,  Bogston,  Port-Glasgow  road 

M'Nab  Duncan,  Glen 

Paton  James,  Bogston,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Sheridan  Joseph,  56  Vennel 

Tillery  Andrew,  16  East  Quay  lane 

Wood  John,  13  East  Quay  lane 


190  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


GLAZIERS. 

M'Gregor  &  Donald,  15  Charles  street 
Paterson  Alexander,  jun.,  15  Cathcart  street 

GRAIN  MERCHANTS. 

Anderson  William  (and  wholesale  grocer),  Sugar  Exchange 

Buildings,  3  Mansion-house  lane 
Muir  Allan,  sen. ,  15  Kelly  street 
M'Farlane  William,  23  Tobago  street 
Newton  &  Co. ,  Customhouse  place 
Niven  Thomas,  17  East  Quay  lane 
Orr  John,  jun. ,  5  Rue-end  street 

GROCERS. 

Adam  James,  7  East  Shaw  street 

Adam  Miss  H. ,  20  Ann  street 

Alexander  Mrs  A. ,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Algie  Andrew,  12  Hamilton  street 

Algie  James,  7  East  Quay  lane  and  24  Shaw  street 

Algie  Matthew,  17  Cathcart  street 

Anderson  Alexander,  34  Hamilton  street 

Anderson  Neil,  44  Inverkip  street 

Anderson  William,  3  Mansion-house  lane 

Baxter  John,  18  Tobago  street 

Bell  Archibald,  73  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Bell  Hugh,  55  Shaw  street 

Bell  John  (and  provision),  13  West  Blackhall  street 

Beith  Thomas,  11  Cartsburn  street 

Black  Daniel,  35  Shaw  street 

Black  John,  10  Cross-shore  street 

Blue  James,  32  Regent  street 

Bonar  James,  20  Cartsburn  street 

Boyle  James,  26  Market  street 

Brown  James,  20  West  Blackhall  street 

Brown,  Mrs  James,  19  Vennel 

Brown  Miss  M.,  30  Ann  street 

Browning  Thomas,  17  Arthur  street 

Buntain  James,  1  Stanners  street 

Calder  Mrs,  13  Tobago  street 

Calderwood  Hugh,  38  Shaw  street 

Cameron  Angus,  94  East  Hamilton  street 

Cameron  Kenneth,  7  Dahymple  street 

Campbell  Duncan,  37  Hamilton  street 

Campbell  Duncan,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Campbell  Duncan,  55  Rue-end  street 

Campbell  John,  27  Market  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  191 


Campbell  Peter,  12  Dalrymple  street 

Campbell  Mrs  John,  45  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Campbell  Mrs  Margaret,  3  Manse  lane 

Carmichael  Donald,  4  Kilblain  street 

Cassels  L.  S. ,  19  Hamilton  street  and  59  Rue-end  street 

Cassels  Robert,  26  Hamilton  street 

Chalmers  Alexander  <fe  Co. ,  67  Rue-end  street 

Clark  Archibald,  6  Crawfurd  street 

Clark  John  T.,  12  Sir  Michael  street 

Clark  Peter,  Drumfrocher  road 

Couper  Margaret,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Crow  Mrs,  31  Charles  street 

Crawford  William,  14  West  Blackhall  street 

Cunningham  Miss,  21  Sir  Michael  street 

Davidson  David,  19  Sir  Michael  street 

Davidson  Francis,  53  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Davidson  Mrs  William,  5  William  street 

Denny  John,  35  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Dick  Boyd,  13  Antigua  street 

Donaldson  Mrs,  18  Mearns  street 

Douglas  John,  57  Main  street.  Cartsdyke 

Douglas  William,  17  Ann  street 

Douglas  Miss  Annabella,  48  Shaw  street 

Drummond  Robert,  26  Ann  street 

Duncan  Mrs  Robert,  16  Cathcart  street 

Dunn  Andrew,  25  Rue-end  steeet  and  10  Cartsburn  street 

Dunlop  John,  19  Ingleston  road 

Ewing  James,  32  Dalrymple  street 

Ewing  William,  1  Sir  Michael  street 

Ferguson  Charles,  27  Shaw  street 

Ferguson  Hugh,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Ferguson  John,  31  Dalrymple  street 

Ferguson  Mrs  William,  28  Shaw  street 

Forrest  Thomas  (and  wine  merchant),  41  Hamilton  street 

Foster,  John,  53  Vennel 

Galbraith  Thomas,  25  East  Shaw  street 

Gardner  John,  34  Vennel 

Gibb  John,  21  Lynedoch  street 

Gibb  Miss  Mary,  8  Antigua  street 

Gibson  Walton,  8  East  Shaw  street 

Gilchrist  Peter,  35  Shaw  street 

Gillies  Mrs  Daniel,  9  Bearhope  street 

Given  Hugh,  24  Inverkip  street 

Gray  David,  Ladyburn 

Hair  James,  5  Cowgate  street 

Hall  Mrs  A. ,  1  Manse  lane 


192  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


Henderson  M.  A. ,  19  John  street 

Henderson  Robert,  69  Roxburgh  street 

Hutcheson  George,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Hunter  John,  17  Dalrymple  street 

Jamieson  John,  21  Dalrymple  street 

Keith  James  &  Co. ,  63  Rue-end  street 

Kelly  William  (and  wine  merchant),  9  William  street 

Kerr  Peter,  11  Market  street 

King  D.  &  Co. ,  46  Shaw  street 

Kinna  Martin,  28  Dalrymple  street 

Lang  John,  25  Dalrymple  street 

Lang  Miss  Janet,  6  Chapel  street 

Leith  John,  41  Ann  street 

Lennon  Mrs  P. ,  18  Tobago  street 

Lennox  Hugh,  5  Lyle  street 

Logan  Steven,  45  Shaw  street 

Logan  Mrs  William,  22  Dalrymple  street 

Lusk  Robert  (wholesale),  14  Charles  street 

Marshall  William,  27  Hamilton  street 

Mason  John,  49  Roxburgh  street 

Melvin  Mrs,  36  Vennel 

Mills  Robert,  34  Shaw  street 

Millar  Mrs  Thomas,  40  Crawfurd  street 

Minto  George,  42  Cathcart  street 

Moody  Allan,  42  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Mitchell  John,  41  Vennel 

Mitchell  Miss  Mary,  42  Shaw  street 

Mooney  Daniel,  4  Manse  lane 

Morrison  John,  31  Roxburgh  street 

Muir  David  (and  baker),  15  Market  street 

Morton  <fc  Young,  30  Hamilton  street 

Mulhern  Hugh,  4  Manse  lane 

M'Aulay  Robert  &  Co.,  21  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Ausland  John,  7  Tobago  street 

M'Cafferty  Daniel,  19  Market  street 

M'Call  Archibald,  23  Hamilton  street 

M'Call  Dugald  (and  wholesale),  9  Cathcart  street 

M'Callum  Miss  Catherine,  10  East  Shaw  street 

M'Culloch  John,  17  East  Shaw  street 

M'Cutcheon  Hugh,  26  Arthur  street 

Macdermott  Alexander,  11  Rue-end  street 

M'Fadyen  Mrs  Dugald,  6  West  Stewart  street 

Macfarlane  John  A.  (and  wine  merchant),  8  West  Blackhalf 

street 
M'Fie  John,  56  Vennel 
M'Gilp  Isabella,  66  Vennel 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  193 


M'llwraith,  Smith  k  Co. ,  12  William  street 
M'Innes  Mrs,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Intyre  Daniel,  42  Dalrymple  street 
M'lver  Robert,  40  Cathcart  street  and  44  Hamilton  street 
Mackail  James,  45  Hamilton  street 
Mackail  Thomas,  28  Dalrymple  street 
M'Kay  J.,  29  Vennel 
M'Kay  Miss  A.,  27  Vennel 
M'Kechnie  John,  40  West  Burn  street 
M'Kelvie  John,  25  Charles  street 
M'Kelvie  Mrs,  39  Ann  street 
M'Kinnon  Mrs,  5  Smith's  lane 
M'Larty  Dugald,  20  Regent  street 
M'Lachlan  Lawrence,  6  Vennel 
M'Latchie  Mrs,  42  Inverkip  street 
M'Millan  Miss  Mary,  19  Arthur  street 
M'Pherson  John,  34  Dalrymple  street 
M'Murrich  Matthew,  Armadale  buildings,  Back  walks 
M 'Naught  John,  Victoria  Buildings,  7  West  West  Black- 
hall  street 
M 'Naught  John,  53  Vennel 
M'Pherson  John,  44  Inverkip  street 
M'Taggart  Donald,  30  Vennel 
Paterson  Dugald,  16  West  Blackhall  street 
Porter  Samuel,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Rankin  Alexander,  26  East  Shaw  street 
Reid  Duncan,  42  Hamilton  street 
Reid  John,  jun. ,  59  Vennel 
Ritchie  Hugh,  42  Inverkip  street 
Ritchie  Hugh,  35  Cathcart  street 
Russell  William,  Ladyburn,  Port- Glasgow  road 
Sheddan  Mrs,  36  Shaw  street 
Small  Mrs  Charles,  5  York  street 
Scott  Ivie,  9  West  B'ackhall  street 
Scott  Peter,  10  Sir  Michael  street 
Scott  Mrs  James,  3  West  Stewart  street 
Scott  Mrs,  18  Dalrymple  street 
Shankland  Mrs,  9  Kilblain  street 
Sharp  John,  2  Dalrymple  street 
Shaw  Neil,  43  Dalrymple  street 
Shearer  Alexander,  52  Shaw  street 
Sinclair  Mrs  John,  44  Shaw  street 
Stalker  Duncan,  8  Cathcart  square 
Steel  H.  <fe  W.  (and  wholesale),  27  Cathcart  street 
Stewart  James,  8  Inverkip  street 

26  Sir  Michael  street 


s  2 


194  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 

Todd  Mrs  Margaret,  5  Dellingburn  street 

Taylor  Miss  Jane,  17  Brougham  street 

Thompson  Peter  W. ,  2  Inverkip  street 

Travers  James,  32  Vennel 

Walker  Mrs  James,  Finnieston,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Weir  Mrs  A. ,  24  Tobago  street 

Whiteford  Robert,  13  Rue-end  street 

Williams  Mrs,  1  William  street 

Wilson  John,  15  Hamilton  street 

Wilson  Mrs,  63  Dalrymple  street 

GROCERS   AND   SPIRIT   DEALERS. 

Gall  David,  6  Sir  Michael  street 
Lyon  Mrs  A. ,  2  Tobago  street 
Munn  Robert,  10  Smith's  lane 
Orr  John,  21  Ann  street 
Scott  James,  44  Vennel 
Scott  Miss,  4  Cowgate  street 
Stewart  Thomas,  14  John  street 

HAIRDRESSERS. 

Brown  Alexander  (and  perfumer),  2  Cathcart  square 

Cameron  Alexander  B. ,  13  William  street 

Cochrane  Andrew,  67  Vennel 

Doig  Alexander,  13  East  breast 

Doig  Charles,  2  Shaw  street 

M'Alonan  Hugh,  18  Dalrymple  street 

M'Kay  John,  1  Charles  street 

M'Millan  John,  6  Watson's  lane 

Watson  Frederick  (and  perfumer),  8  West  Blackhall  st. 

Wishart  Thomas,  2  Cross-shore  street 

Wilson  John  (and  wigmaker),  7  Vennel 

HATTERS. 

Craig  George,  30  Cathcart  street 
Fulton  James,  Cathcart  square 
M  'Donald  M.,  31  West  Burn  street 
MacFarlan  James,  26  Hamilton  street 
M'Farlan  &  Co.,  49  Cathcart  street 
Neilson  John,  43  Cathcart  street 
Sutherland  Alexander,  40  Cathcart  street 

HOSIERS. 

Aitken  J.  &  J. ,  30  West  Burn  street 

Anderson  Hugh  (and  glover),  38  Hamilton  street 

Anderson  William,  jun.  (and  draper),  6  West  Blackhall  st. 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  195 


Campbell  Duncan,  56  Vennel 

Houston  Robert,  16  Cartsburn  street 

Macausland  Robert  (and  furnishings),  38  Hamilton  street 

M'Hwraith  William  (and  shirtmaker),  2  West  Blackhall  st. 

M 'II wraith  Miss,  23  Hamilton  street 

Tierney  William  B.  (and  furnishings},  36  Hamilton,  street 

INN   AND   HOTEL   KEEPERS. 

Miller  Mrs  Thomas,  White  Hart  inn,  50  Oathcart  street 
M  acdonald  Mrs  James,  Tontine  hotel,  34  Cathcart  street 
M'Cammond  David,  Wheat  Sheaf  inn,  4  Church  place 
M'Chlery  William  R,  Railway  hotel,  29  Cathcart  street 

and  4  Mansion-house  lane 
Robertson  John,  Golden  Bull  inn,  55  Shaw  street 
Wallace  Mrs  William,  Buck  Head  inn,  25  Hamilton  street 
Walker  Peter,  Royal  Hotel,  3  East  breast 

INN  AND  TAVERN  KEEPERS. 

Brown  Duncan  (Garrick),  42  Cathcart  street 

Cameron  Donald  (Gardeners'  Arms),  10  Market  street  and 

5  M  anse  lane 
Davies  Mrs  E.  (Albion),  4  William  street 
Donald  Mrs  Wm.  (Cappielow  inn),  Port-Glasgow  road 
Drysdale  Mrs  David  (Ardgowan),  20  Sugarhouse  lane 
Duncan  Colin  (Rothesay),  11  East  breast 
Gillies  Alexander  (Rose  and  Thistle),  5  West  breast 
Harris  Mrs  Thomas  (Museum),  9  William  street 
Mitchell  James  (Leith  and  Kincardine),  8  East  breast 
M'Fie  Grace  (Buteshire),  2  William  street 
M'Kellar  Mrs  (Red  Lion),  29  Sugarhouse  lane 
Preston  John  (Eagle  inn),  39  Rue-end  street 
Smith  William  (Bay  of  Quick),  2  Clyde  crescent 
Turner  Mrs  Ann  (Royal  Oak),  2  Cross-shore  street 
Winton  Mrs  Robert  (James  Watt  inn),  6  William  street 

INSURANCE  AGENTS. 

(See  Appendix. ) 

IRON  MERCHANTS. 

Allan  George  &  Sons,  Clyde  forge,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Baird  Robert  &  Son,  56  Rue-end  street 
Greenock  Iron  Co. ,  6  and  7  Customhouse  place 
Kidston  A.  G.  <fe  Co. ,  48  Rue-end  street  and  2  Virginia  st. 
M'Callum  P.  &  Sons  (and  nail  manufacturers),  14  Cathcart 

street 
Reyburn  Robert  <fe  Co.,  5  Dellingburn  street 


196  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


IRONMONGERS. 

Boag  Thomas,  Victoria  buildings,  7  West  Blackhall  street 
Ferguson  Mrs  John  (and  ship  chandler),  5  East  breast 
Fraser  &  Morton  (and  nail  manufacturers),  10  William  st. 
Fyfe  William  H.  (and  ship  chandler),  5  William  street  and 

4  East  breast 
Honeyman  <fe  Campbell  (and  wholesale),  2  Cathcart  square 
Shearer  Alexander,  9  William  street 

LATHSPLITTERS. 

Crichton  Archibald,  65  Dalrymple  street 
Pearson  James,  10  St.  Andrew's  street 
M'Pherson  John,  14  Market  street 

MANUFACTURERS  (MISCELLANEOUS). 

Aitken  Robert  (candle),  15  Charles  street 

Allan  George  &  Sons   (iron),  Clyde   Forge,  Port-Glasgow 

road 
Allison  &  Crawford,  (saw  millers  and  timber  merchants,) 

Brougham  street 
Boyd  James  (iErated  Water),  Wellington  court 
Brown,  Stewart  &  Co.  (paper  makers),  Overton  mill 
Clyde  Pottery  Co.  (limited,  earthenware),  Port-Glas.  road 
Fleming,  Reid  <fe  Co. ,  Shaws  Water  worsted  mill 
Greenock  Spinning  Company,  Drumfrochar  road 
Ketterer,  Currie  &  Co.  (clock),  11  Cross-shore  street 
M'Crae  Daniel  (sheep  smearing  grease),  44  Dalrymple  street 
M'Intyre  John  (candle),  3  Stanners  street 
Poynter  John,  chemist  and  drysalter,  18  Baker  street 
Robinson  &   Niven,    drysalters   and  soap  manufacturers, 

Greenock  Soap  works,  31  Market  street 
Whytock  &  Sutherland,  Penelope  works,  Shaws  Water 
Wingate  Alexander  &  Co.  (chemical),  18  Baker  street 
M 'William  <fe  Gibson  (chemical),  Cartsdyke 

MERCHANTS,  SHIPOWNERS,  COMMISSION  AND  SHIP  AGENTS. 

C  See  also  Steam  Packet  Agents. ) 
Adam  Archibald,  1  Cathcart  street 
Alexander  James,  1  Union  court,  West  Quay  head 
Anderson  Andrew,  2  Shaw  street 
Baine  &  Johnston,  5  West  Blackhall  street 
Balderson  David,  69  Regent  street 
Blair  George,  Ford  cottage,  Patrick  street 
Broun  Neil,  2  Cathcart  street 
Brymner  Graham,  9  Customhouse  place 
Campbell  Alexander,  16  West  Burn  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  197 


Campbell  Neil,  Greenbank  Mills 

Carmichael  Andrew,  of  John  Haddow  &  Co. ,  Bank  top 

Carmichael  James,  of  Greenock  Brewery  Co. ,  39  Nicholson 
street 

Carmichael  John  H. ,  Bank  top 

Crawford  William,  12  Trinidad  place 

Crockatt  William,  31  Nicholson  street 

Currie  Alexander,  10  Union  street 

Cuthbert  William  <fc  Co. ,  21  Cathcart  street 

Cuthbert  Robert,  1  Watt  place 

Duff  John,  14  Cathcart  street 

Dunlop  Robert,  8  Brougham  street 

Eccles,  Templeton  &  Co. ,  4  Church  place 

Ewing,  Angus  <fe  Co. ,  4  Bogle  street 

Ewing  Robert  &  Co. ,  4  Bogle  street 

Ferguson  D.  &  Co. ,  30  Cathcart  street 

Foster  William  &  Co.,  (British  Copper),  8  Bogle  street 

Foulds  &  Bone  (and  provision  merchants),  11  Sugarhouse 
lane 

Gray  &  Buchanan,  8  Bogle  street 

Grieve  James  J. ,  27  West  Stewart  street 

Haddow  John  &  Co.  (and  wood  merchants),  62  Main  street, 
Cartsdyke 

Hamilton  James,  Ship  bank,  43  East  Regent  street 

Hamilton  John,  Villa  marina,  18  Eldon  street 

Hamlin  Thomas  &  Co. ,  2  West  Quay 

Hercus  Peter,  2  West  Quay  lane 

Hunter  James  &  Co. ,  41  Rue-end  street 

Hunter  Thomas  O. ,  16  William  street 

Jamieson  Robert  and  Co. ,  Excise  buildings,  Customhouse 

Johnstone  A.  R. ,  Holmscroft  house 

Johnston  David,  of  Gourock  Bopework  Co. ,  Belleaire,  New- 
ark street 

Kerr  Archibald,  West  breast 

Kerr  John,  4  West  Quay 

KeiTs  &  M 'Bride,  24  West  Burn  street 

Kincaid  Thomas,  Quarry  bank,  5  Eldon  street 

Knox  Robert,  jun. ,  Glasgow.  House,  West  bank,  2  Mar- 
garet street 

Laird  Alexander  and  Sons,  2  Cross-shore  street 

Lang  James  Innes,  Glenfield,  Union  street 

Leitch  Arthur  O. ,  11  West  breast 

Lindsay  Andrew,  Greenock  Spinning  Co. ,  Prospect  hill 

Lindsay  William  and  Co. ,  Excise  buildings 

Little  James  and  Co. ,  Excise  buildings 

Little  Robert,  Excise  buildings 


198  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 

Mann  and  Sutherland,  1  and  3  East  Quay  lane 

Martin  and  Co. ,  8  William  street 

Melvin  William  and  Co. ,  4  Bogle  street 

Miller  John  and  Co. ,  5  West  Quay  lane 

Millar  Robert,  41  Union  street 

Munro  Andrew  and  Co. ,  5  West  Quay 

Macaulay  John,  Bellevue,  17  Eldon  street 

Macaulay  Thomas,  Bellevue,  17  Eldon  street 

MacCunn  John,  Excise  buildings 

Macdonald,  Hutcheson  and  Co. ,  40  Cathcart  street 

Macfarlane,  Brown  and  Co. ,  4  Customhouse  place 

Mackay  J.  F. ,  2  Open  shore 

M 'Alpine  Duncan,  4  Forsyth  street 

M 'Arthur  and  Binnie,  23  Cathcart  street 

M'Caskill  Kenneth,  jun.,  10  William,  street 

M 'Donald  Donald,  21  Ardgowan  square 

M'Farlane  John  G.,  27  Brougham  street 

M'Farlane  Graham,  of  Greenock  Brewery  Co.,  39  Nicholson 

street 
M'Gregor  John  C. ,  10  Union  street 
M'llwraith,  Smith  and  Co.,  12  William  street 
M'Intyre  William,  7  East  Quay  lane 
M'lver  Alexander,  Rosemount,  Bank  street 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  2  Eldon  street 
M'Kenzie  Archibald,  1  West  Quay 
M'Lellan  James  &  Co.,  14  Cathcart  street 
M'Millan  Colin,  43  Cathcart  street 
M'Morland  Robert  S.  &  Co.,  15  East  Quay  lane 
Macnaughtan  Peter,  Glen  park,  19  Eldon  street 
Newton  James  <k  Co. ,  2  Open  shore 
Orr  William,  8  Cross-shore  street 
Pattens  &  Co.,  Baker  street 
Richmond  H. ,  Old  Bottle  Works,  Cartsdyke 
Robertson  Robert  Wilham,  Anderson  place,  14  Cathcart  st. 
Rodger  Alexander,  4  Brougham  street 
Rodger  John,  jun. ,  35  West  Stewart  street 
Ross,  Corbett  &  Co. ,  2  Shannon's  close 
Russell  Alexander,  44  Brougham  street 
Shankland  D.  &  Co. ,  21  Cathcart  street 
Shankland  Robert,  1  Watt  place 
Stewart  Andrew  &  Co. ,  55  Cathcart  street 
Stewart  James  k  William,  12  West  Burn  street 
Stuart  Alexander,  10  Shaw  street 
Sutherland  Duncan,  19  Cathcart  street 
Todd  George  &  Co. ,  21  Shaw  street 
Turner  Coll  James,  15  West  Blackball  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  199 


Weir  Duncan  <fe  Co. ,  67  Rue-end  street 
Wilson  John,  3  Trafalgar  street 
Wilson  William  W. ,  52  Union  street 

MESSENGERS- AT- ARMS. 

Shearer  William,  49  Cathcart  street 

MIDWIVES. 

Campbell  Mrs,  46  Cathcart  street 
Mitchell  Mrs,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Menzies  Mrs,  55  Shaw  street 
M'Gregor  Mrs,  8  Chapel  street 
Ross  Mrs,  3  Ann  street 
Seddon  Mrs,  30  Regent  street 

MILLERS. 

Greenbank  Mills  Co.  (rice),  Drumfrochar  road — Neil  Camp- 
bell, manager 

Deer  Park  Grain  Mills,  7  Baker  street 

Hector  James,  8  East  Stewart  street 

Hill  Matthew  (and  grain  merchant),  Chapel  street  and 
Princes  street 

M'Kenzie  and  Walker  (and  grain  merchants),  Dellingburn 
square 

Philips  William,  Cartsburn  mill 

Service  Walter,  Deer  Park  Mills,  Baker  street 

MILLINERS  AND  DRESSMAKERS. 
(See  also  Dressmakers. ) 
Brown  and  Hannah,  11  Union  street 
Dougall  Mrs,  45  Hamilton  street 
Gray  Miss  Agnes,  6  West  Blackhall  street 
Hamilton  Miss,  25  West  Burn  street 
Jessamine  Miss,  13  Hamilton  street 
Millar  Miss  Isabella,  49  Inverkip  street 
M  'Arthur  Mrs,  21  Tobago  street 
M'Lean  Misses,  22  Bank  street 
M'Neilage  Mrs  George,  6  East  Stewart  street 
Orr  Mrs,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
Orr  Miss,  32  Tobago  street 

Paterson  Miss  Elizabeth,  14  West  Blackhall  street 
Pollock  Misses  (and  furriers),  16  Tobago  street 
Richmond  Miss,  24  Cathcart  street 
Sandilands  Miss,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
Smith  C.  and  C. ,  6  Hamilton  street 


200  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


NURSERY  AND  SEEDSMEN. 

Kidd  John,  Nelson  street,  west 

OPTICIANS  AND  NAUTICAL  INSTRUMENT  MAKERS. 

M'Gregor  D.  and  Co.,  8  William  street 
Park  Robert,  17  William  street 

PAINTERS  AND  PAPER-HANGERS. 

Alexander  Francis,  26  Charles  street 

Buchanan  James,  44  Shaw  street  and  29  Rue-end  street 

Bonnar  <fc  Cameron,  3  Albert  Place,  West  Blackhall  street 

Drain  Robert,  30  West  Burn  street 

Fyfe  William  H.  (and  paint  manufacturer),  5  William  st. , 

and  4  East  breast 
Leitch  John,  10  West  breast 
M'Laurin  &  Co.,  1  Watt  place 
M 'Naught  John,  2  Church  place 
►Sinclair,  Hendry  &  Co. ,  5  West  Blackhall  street 
Yeo  D.  D. 

PAWNBROKERS. 

Caldwell  Alexander,  6  Market  street 

Cochrane  William,  49  Vennel 

Cook  Robert,  29  Market  street 

Cruthers  Ann,  30  Dalrymple  street 

Hair  William,  29  Hamilton  street 

Mays  Robert  (and  auctioneer),  10  Dalrymple  street 

Millar  Alexander  &  Co. ,  31  Vennel 

M'Guckin  John,  10  Stanners  street 

M'Kerrow  G-eorge,  48  Shaw  street 

O'Neill  John,  6  Vennel 

O'Neill  Patrick,  29  Shaw  street 

PHYSICIANS  AND  SURGEONS. 

(See  Appendix.) 

PLUMBERS. 

Adam  William  &  Co.  (and  coppersmiths),  3  Dock  breast 

Bell  Peter  &  Co. ,  10  East  India  breast 

Broadfoot  James,  2  West  breast 

Brownlie,  Buchanan  &  Co. ,  6  West  breast 

Buie  M.  &  H.,  7  Dock  breast 

Douglas  John,  Town  buildings,  Customhouse  place 

PRINTERS  (LETTER-PRESS. ) 

Blair  Joseph,  40  Cathcart  street 


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Campbell  William,  49  Cathcart  street  and  1  Bank  st. 
Johnston  John  (lithgraphie)  8  Hamilton  street 
Mackenzie  A.  &  Co. ,  29  Hamilton  street 
Neilson  <te  Mackenzie,  8  Hamilton  street 
Stewart  Robert,  38  Hamilton  street 

PROVISION  DEALERS. 

Arroll  William,  58  Vennel 

Bannigan  John,  45  Shaw  street 

Carrol  Hendry,  9  Under  crescent 

Carchrie  James,  40  Shaw  street 

Cowan  Daniel,  43  Hamilton  street 

Coyle  John,  21  Cathcart  street 

Cunningham  David,  20  Vennel 

Currie  Mrs  Matthew,  33  Cathcart  street 

Douglas  Malcom,  37  Cathcart  street 

Fullarton  Robert,  19  Market  street 

Muir  Robert,  25  Vennel 

M'Corquodale  John,  26  Dalrymple  street 

M'Innes  Alexander,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Millan  Hugh,  25  Hamilton  street 

Paterson  Alexander,  39  Hamilton  street 

Wilson  Edward  (and  salt  merchant),  13  Market  street 

Young  William,  43  Hamilton  street 

PLASTERERS. 

Crombie  Daniel,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
Foster  John,  7  Kilblain  street 
M'Intyre  James,  58  Dalrymple  street 
Paul  Colin.     Yard,  1  Springkell  street 
Tannock  Quintin,  Harvie  lane 

POULTERERS. 

Paterson  Robert,  15  Market  street 
M'Connell  Mrs,  31  Hamilton  street 
M'Lachlan  Miss,  39  Hamilton  street 

RIGGERS. 

Andrew  James,  20  Cathcart  street 
Benson  Robert,  9  Lyle  street 
Benson  William,  17  Lynedoch  street 
Robb  David,  22  Sugarhouse  lane 

ROPE  AND  TWINE  MAKERS. 

Brown  James,  24  Kelly  street 

Gourock  Ropework  Co.    (and  sailcloth  manufacturers),    1 
Cross-shore  street  and  5  East  breast 


202  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


Hall  William,  6  Roslin  street 
Leitch  Quintin  &  Co. ,  11  West  breast 
Orr,  Hunter  &  Co. ,  2  West  Quay  lane 
Tough  Alexander  <fc  Sons,  Clyde  Ropework,  Regent  street. 
Warehouse,  head  of  Steam  Boat  quay 

SADDLERS. 

Adams  William  D.,  19  Cathcart  street 
Scott  Robert,  36  Cathcart  street 

SAILMAKERS. 

Ferguson  A.  &  Co. ,  5  East  breast 
Fish,  Brown  &,  Co.,  East  breast 
Hamilton  &  Adams,  21  Shaw  street 
Menzies  Alexander,  2  Virginia  street 
Orr,  Hunter  &  Co. ,  2  West  Quay  lane 
Pennel  Joseph,  1  East  Quay  lane 
Steel  ,James,  24  Crawfurd  street 

SCULPTORS. 

Stevenson  Charles  (and  photographer),  Cemetery  gate 
Wood  Thomas,  Cemetery  gate 
Young  William,  12  Brougham  street 

SHERI FF-OFFICERS. 

Ash  George,  1  Bank  street 

Crookshanks  James  (and  accountant),  3  Bank  street 

M'Lachlan  John  R.  (and  commissary  officer),  13  Market  st. 

Shearer  William,  49  Cathcart  street 

Stuart  Thomas,  49  Cathcart  street 

Wight  Robert,  3  Bank  street 

SHIP  CHANDLERS. 

Callander  Thomas  &  Co. ,  11  West  breast 

Fyfe  William  H. ,  5  William  street 

M'Pherson  John  &  Co.,  3  East  breast 

Scott  William  &  Co.,  2  West  Quay 

Watson  James  (and  ironmonger),  65  Rue-end  street 

SHIP-BUILDERS. 

Caird  <fe  Co.  (iron),  14  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Hill  Lawrence  &  Co.  (iron),  Port-Glasgow  road 

M'Leod  D.  &  Co. ,  Bay  of  Quick 

M'Millan  James  &  Son,  Albert  Building  yard,  Albert  quay 

Scott  &  Co.  (iron),  Garvel  Park  Building  yard 

Scott  John  &  Sons,  50  Dalrymple  street 


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Steele  Robert  &  Co. ,  4  Rue-end  st.  <fc  56  Main  st. ,  Cartsdyke 

SICK   NURSES   AND   KEEPERS. 

Peacock  Mrs,  42  Inverkip  street 
Stewart  Mrs  J. ,  35  Nicholson  street 
Teulon  Mrs,  89  Regent  street 

SLATERS. 

Adams  &,  Handyside,  14  Kilblain  street 

Anderson  Thomas  (and  slate  merchant),  7  East  India  breast 

Davidson  John,  7  East  Stewart  street 

Handyside  George,  15  Inverkip  street 

M'Kay  Peter  (and  slate  merchant),  41  Hamilton  street 

Swan  William  (and  slate  merchant),  5  Sir  Michael  street 

SPIRIT  DEALERS. 
(See  also  Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers  and  Inn  and  Tavern  Keepers.) 

Allan  Mrs,  46  Inverkip  street 
Allison  Mrs  E. ,  31  Regent  street 
Anderson  Mrs  M. ,  38  West  Blackhall  street 
Angus  Mrs  George,  4  Shaw  street 
Banks  Mrs  Thomas,  55  Vennel 
Bannatyne  Robert,  10  Ropework  street 
Baxter  Mrs,  9  St.  Andrew's  street 
Bell  Francis,  31  Hamilton  street  J 
Bigham  David,  32  Charles  street 
Blair  Alexander,  14  Bogle  street 
Blair  Hugh,  3  Bell  entry 
Blair  James  &  Son,  5  Customhouse  place 
Blue  John,  8  Charles  street 
Boyce  Edward,  31  Shaw  street 
Bradley  John,  9  East  breast 
Brothers  Mrs,  2  East  breast 
Burns  Hugh,  26  Market  street 
Burton  William,  17  Shaw  street 
Burns  John,  12  East  India  breast 
Cameron  Allan,  18  Cartsburn  street 
Cameron  Alexander,  34  Dalrymple  street 
Campbell  Daniel,  48  Shaw  street 
Campbell  Mrs  Alexander,  2  East  breast 
Carmichael  Lachlan,  6  East  breast 
Clachar  Thomas,  40  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Clark  Donald,  30  Shaw  street 
Coats  John,  18  Sir  Michael  street 
Cochrane  Thomas,  31  Market  street 
Cochrane  Mrs,  11  Dalrymple  street 


204  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


Cook  Mrs,  10  East  India  breast 

Craig  Mrs  Walter,  43  Inverkip  street 

Crawford  Alexander,  60  Dalrymple  street 

Crawford  Robert  (and  cattle  dealer),  6  Market  street 

Crawford  Robert,  41  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Cunningham  Miss  Ann,  10  Vennel 

Currie  Mrs  John,  30  West  Burn  street 

Darroch  Archibald,  48  Dalrymple  street 

Darroch  Robert,  25  Vennel 

Davidson  James,  1  Under  crescent 

Devine  William,  29  Dalrymple  street 

Dow  Archibald,  26  Cathcart  street 

Dow  Miss  Cameron,  3  Under  crescent 

Duff  William,  17  Bearhope  street 

Edgar  Miss  Janet,  13  Cartsburn  street 

Erskine  John,  32  Dalrymple  street 

Farquhar  Mrs  James,  53  Roxburgh  street 

Fauset  John,  9  Rue-end  street 

Fauset  Mrs  Ann,  2  Mansion  house  lane 

Ferguson  Peter,  8  Baker  street 

Fleming  Alexander,  16  Vennel 

Fletcher  Colin,  61  Rue-end  street 

Flucker  James,  Harvie  lane 

Foster  John,  62  Vennel 

Gallacher  John,  8  Dalrymple  street 

Gibson  James,  7  Inverkip  street 

Gibson  James,  1  East  breast 

Gibson  Miss  Janet,  14  Sir  Michael  street 

Glen  Mrs  William,  4  Broad  close 

Goold  Henry,  33  Dalrymple  street 

Goudie  James,  1  Open  shore 

Graham  Duncan,  4  Dalrymple  street 

Graham  James,  6  West  Quay  lane 

Graham  John,  9  Sir  Michael  street 

Grant  John,  9  Arthur  street 

Hay  Thomas,  4  Watson's  lane 

Heaney  Mrs,  10  East  breast 

Henderson  Mrs,  9  Cross-shore  street 

Hendry  John,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Hood  William,  22  Vennel 

Houston  James,  10  Baker  street 

Houston  John,  Ladyburn 

Houston  Robert  (and  grain  merchant),  38  Inverkip  street 

Hunter  Mrs  R. ,  7  Shaw  street 

Jack  Archibald,  57  Rue-end  street 

Jack  Edward,  3  Highland  close 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  205 


Jamieson  John,  5  York  street 

Jamieson  Mrs  Thomas,  15  West  Blackhall  street 

Jamieson  Mrs  William,  15  Rue-end  street 

Johnston  Mrs  Archibald,  20  West  Blackhall  street 

Johnston  Mrs  A. ,  61  Dalrymple  street 

Keith  Mrs,  3  Market  street 

Kennedy  Charles,  17  Dalrymple  street 

Kennedy  Robert,  2  Springkell  street 

Kerr  James,  10  West  breast 

King  Lindsay,  5  Dalrymple  street 

King  "William,  Wellington  court 

King  Mrs  Robert,  69  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Kirkwood  James,  10  East  breast 

Laird  Mrs  Sarah,  6  Ann  street 

Lang  Gabriel,  4  Bearhope  street 

Laurie  Duncan,  Lower  Ingleston 

Leitch  Archibald,  57  Dalrymple  street 

Leitch  Neil,  3  Shannon's  close 

Little  James,  1  East  breast 

Lyle  John,  18  Inverkip  street 

Martin  James,  45  Dalrymple  street 

Millar  William,  42  Cathcart  street 

Morris  Hugh,  27  Vennel 

Murray  Thomas,  12  St.  Lawrence  street 

M'Anish  John,  34  Vennel 

M 'Arthur  Dugald,  16  Stanners  street 

M 'Arthur  Hugh,  61  Mam  street,  Cartsdyke 

M 'Arthur  James,  40  Dalrymple  street 

M 'Arthur  John,  12  East  breast 

M'Aulay  Connal,  22  Market  street 

M'Callum  Daniel,  7  East  breast 

M'Callum  Mary,  4  East  breast 

M'Callum  Mrs  Donald,  12  Market  street 

M'Clure  John,  5  Broad  close 

M'Cunn  James,  14  East  Shaw  street 

M 'Donald  Duncan,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M 'Donald  Ronald,  37  Rue-end  street 

M 'Donald  William,  18  Duncan  street 

M'Eachran  Donald,  3  Shannon's  close 

M'Fayden  Peter,  39  Vennel 

M 'Fay den  John,  18  Vennel 

M'Gregor  John,  31  Vennel 

M 'Gilchrist  Mrs,  14  Market  street 

M'Intyre  Alexander,  7  Rue-end  street 

M'Kay  Donald,  19  Charles  street 

M'Kay  James,  7  East  breast 


206  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 

M'Kellar  Neil,  22  Hamilton  street 

M'Kellar  Mrs,  40  West  Burn  street 

M'Kenzie  Donald,  35  Vennel 

M'Kenzie  Mrs  James,  19  Tobago  street 

M'Kenzie  Mrs,  8  Broad  close 

M'Kinnon  Mrs,  8  East  breast 

M'Lean  Alexander  (and  mason),  34  Inverkip  street 

M'Lean  James,  14  Shaw  street 

M'Lean  Lachlan,  6  Smith's  lane 

M'Lean  Peter,  8  West  breast 

M'Leod  Archibald,  28  Shaw  street 

M'Leod  John,  8  Manse  lane 

M'Neil  Walter,  13  Shaw  street 

M'Phail  John,  24  East  Shaw  street 

M'Watt  Francis,  53  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Nimmo  Mrs  John,  4  East  Quay  lane 

O'Neil  Mrs  F.  G. ,  Taylor's  close 

Orr  James,  34  Sir  Michael  street 

Orr  Robert  (and  grain  merchant),  65  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Paterson  George,  1  Regent  street 

Paterson  John,  29  Vennel 

Paterson  William,  13  Cathcart  street 

Patrick  David,  2  Charles  street 

Paid  David,  43  Shaw  street,  and  6  Cross-shore  street 

Paul  John,  3  Vennel  and  20  Dalrymple  street 

Paul  Robert,  3  Charles  street 

Peace  James,  43  Ann  street 

Peters  James  S. ,  39  Shaw  street 

Pettigrew  James,  24  Arthur  street 

Queen  James,  12  Vennel 

Quin  John,  26  West  Burn  street 

Ramsay  William,  57  Dalrymple  street 

Rintoul  John,  8  Inverkip  street 

Robertson  Wellwood  M. ,  2  Buccleuch  street 

Robinson  Daniel,  Railway  store,  11  Highland  close 

Shand  Miss  Elizabeth,  17  Stanners  street 

Shearer  Mrs  George,  25  Ann  street 

Shearer  Mrs  M.,  33  Vennel 

Simpson  Robert,  20  Cathcart  street 

Skirvington  Arthur,  53  Shaw  street 

Small  Robertson,  22  Cathcart  street 

Steen  Edward,  4  West  breast 

Stewart  James,  53  Rue-end  street 

Stewart  Mrs  Ann,  24  Cathcart  street 

Stewart  Mrs  J. ,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Stirling  Mrs  James,  11  John  street 


TRADES  DIRECTORY.  207 


Sutherland  Thomas,  45  Shaw  street 
Sword  John,  69  Vennel 
Sword  William,  11  Hamilton  street 
Taylor  Alexander,  8  Cathcart  street 
Tennant  Mrs  John,  28  Market  street 
Thorn  Charles,  3  West  Quay  lane 
Thomson  Mrs  James,  50  Shaw  street 
Tierney  John,  2  William  street 
Walker  Andrew,  21  Rue-end  street 
Walker  William,  45  Inverkip  street 
Walker  Mrs  George,  27  Rue-end  street 
Ware  Courtney,  7  Mid  breast 
Weir  George,  24  Charles  street 
Weir  Malcolm,  41  Shaw  street 
Weir  Mrs  Donald,  12  Ropework  street 
Young  William,  10  Ann  street 

STAY  AND  UNDER-CLOTHING  WAREHOUSE  KEEPERS. 

Burton  Mrs  John,  8  Cross-shore  street 
Kelly  Mrs  H.,  13  Tobago  street 
M'Intosh  Mrs  Colin,  3  Bearhope  street 
M'Kenzie  Mary,  22  Cathcart  street 

STEAM  PACKET  AGENTS. 

Benham  James,  22  Shaw  street 

Clyde  Towing  Co.  (New),  10  West  breast,  Robert  Seaton, 

manager 
Cunningham  <&  M'Caskill,  10  William  street 
Dawson  John,  8  Kelly  street 
Greenock  Towing  Co. ,  2  West  quay 
Hendry  John,  4  East  breast 
Lindsay  William  <fc  Co. ,  Excise  buildings 
Little  James  &  Co. ,  Excise  buildings 
M'Allister  Archibald,  1  East  Quay  lane 
M'Culloch  Alexander  G.  S.,  Excise  buildings 
M'Intyre  James,  Railway  station 
M'Larty  Donald  <k  Co.,  Excise  buildings 
Mann  &,  Sutherland,  1  and  3  East  Quay  lane 
Park  James  (tug),  2  West  quay 

STRAW-HAT  MAKERS. 


Hunter  Miss,  39  Ann  street 
Lang  Mrs  William,  25  Charles  street 
M'Allister  Miss  E.,  3  Lyle  street 
M 'Donald  Miss,  42  Dalrymple  street 


208  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


M'Millan  Miss,  4  Sir  Michael  street 

Mories  Miss  (and  milliner),  16  Cathcart  street 

Orr  Mrs  John  (and  dressmaker),  46  Crawford  street 

Roy  Miss,  15  Inverkip  street 

SUGAR  REFINERS. 

Anderson,  Orr  &  Co. ,  Berry-yards,  head  of  Lynedoch  st. 

Crawhall,  Schultz  &  Co. ,  Dellingburn  street 

Blair,  Reid  &,  Steele,  Ingleston 

Brown  Matthew,  3  Captain  street 

Fairrie  James  &  Co. ,  3  Ker  street,  Glebe 

Hoyle,  Martin  &l  Co.,  29  Sugarhouse  lane 

Neill  <fc  Dempster,  Delhngburn  street 

Pattens  &  Co.  (and  shipowners),  Baker  street 

Speirs  James,  East  Hamilton  street.     Office,  14  Anderson 

place,  Cathcart  street 
Walker  John  &  Co. ,  41  Nicholson  street 
Wrede,  Thorne  &  Co. ,  Cartsburn  street 

TAILORS. 

Coats  Archibald,  15  Inverkip  street 

Croden  Alexander,  2  Tobago  street 

Chisholm  John,  16  William  street 

Davis  James,  26  East  Shaw  street 

Fraser  James,  32  Hamilton  street 

Menzies  William,  8  Hamilton  street 

M 'Donald  John,  12  Tobago  street 

Mould  William,  16  William  street 

Munn  Andrew,  16  William  street 

Rose  Hugh  (and  oilskin  manufacturer),  44  Shaw  street 

Sharp  Samuel,  2  Cartsburn  street 

Smith  Dugald,  29  Nicholson  street 

Somerville  John,  27  Hamilton  street 

Stewart  Alexander,  2  Hamilton  street 

Walker  Archibald,  2  Tobago  street 

TAILORS  AND  CLOTHIERS. 

Brodie  John,  22  Cathcart  street  • 

Browning  John,  5  Hamilton  street 

Bruce  G.  &,  J.  (and  hatters),  46  Hamilton  street 

Carbery  Charles,  14  and  16  William  street 

Crawford  M.  <k  Son  (and  outfitters),  14  Cathcart  street 

Crawford  John,  35  Cathcart  street 

Donnelly  Peter,  12  Hamilton  street 

Farmer  Hugh,  3  William  street,  and  56  Shaw  street 

Finlay  Robert  B.  &  Co.,  10  West  Blackball  street 


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Gardiner  Peter  &  Co.  (and  outfitter),  4  William  street  and 

2  Dalrymple  street 
Hardisty  James,  38  Hamilton  street 
Hendry  J.  &  R. ,  24  Hamilton  street 
Hendry  William,  17  William  street 
Lamont  Neil,  19  Hamilton  street 
Milne  David,  32  Hamilton  street 
Morrison  Archibald,  44  Cathcart  street 
M'Ara  &  Stark,  Greenock  Bank  buildings,  29  Cathcart  st. 
M 'Arthur  D.  <fe  Co.  (and  hatters),  5  William  street 
M 'Donald  Neil,  4  Hamilton  street 
M 'Master  Alexander,  40  Cathcart  street 
M'Millan  Colin,  43  Cathcart  street 
Paterson  Daniel,  8  Hamilton  street 
Smith  David  A.  (and  hatter),  7  William  street 
Stewart  John,  8  Cathcart  street 
Thomson  John,  4  West  Blackhall  street 
Ward  John,  34  Shaw  street 

TANNERS  AND  CURRIERS. 

Arbuckle  James  &  Co. ,  5  Cartsburn  street 

Kirk  Adam  &,  Co. ,  7  Harvie  lane 

Marshall  William  <fc  Son,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 

M'Ausland  David,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 

M'Farlane  Thomas  M.,  17  Cartsburn  street 

TEACHERS. 
(See  Public  Schools  and  Teachers  in  Appendix.) 

TEMPERANCE  HOTEL  KEEPERS. 

Borland  J.  C. ,  24  Cathcart  street  and  2  East  Quay  lane 
M'Kinlay  James,  8  Cathcart  square 

TIMBER  MERCHANTS  AND  MEASURERS. 

Adam  George,  1  Cathcart  street 

Broun  Neil,  2  Cathcart  street 

Cameron  Allan,  14  St.  Andrew's  street 

Fullarton  Robert,  9  East  India  breast 

Hill  Robert,  10  East  India  breast 

Mories  John  &  Co. ,  10  East  India  breast 

M'Lean  James  &  Co.,  23  and  64  Main  street,  Cartsdyke, 

and  4  Chapel  street 
Robb  John  &l  Co.  ,  Caledonian  Saw  mills,  Port- Glasgow  ro. 

TOBACCONISTS. 

Allan  George  (and  manufacturer),  23  Dalrymple  street 


210  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


Atkins  Mrs  H..  30  West  Blackhall  street 

Bruce  Mrs  A. ,  40  Hamilton  street 

Burges  John  <fc  Co.  (and  manufacturers),  3  Dalrymple  street 

Cochrane  Mrs,  2  William  street 

Deans  Mrs  Robert,  2  Rue-end  street 

Donald  John  (and  manufacturer),  10  Hamilton  street 

Leitch  Daniel,  39  Cathcart  street 

Muir  Neil,  28  Cathcart  street 

M'Alister  Archibald,  1  East  Quay  lane 

M'Farlane  Mrs  M.,  65  Rue-end  street 

M'Kinlay  Archibald,  18  Vennel 

M'Lachlan  John,  20  West  Blackhall  street 

Robertson  William,  15  Hamilton  street 

Scott  James,  36  Hamilton  street 

Weir  Thomas,  33  Hamilton  street 

Yeats  John  &  Co.  (and  manufacturers),  65  Rue- end  street 

UMBRELLA  MAKERS. 

Clark  John,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 

Preston  Richard  (and  parasol),  14  Hamilton  street 

Quin  John  (and  parasol),  47  Hamilton  street 

"WATCHMAKERS  AND  JEWELLERS. 

Aitken  Andrew,  3  Hamilton  street 

Alexander  D.  C.  (clockmaker  &  engraver),  22  Sugarho.  lane 

Blair  Alexander,  14  Hamilton  street 

Clark  John  &  Son,  White  Hart  buildings,  Cathcart  square 

Douglas  &  Son  (and  engravers),  9  Hamilton  street 

Gardner  James  (and  chronometer  maker),  8  Hamilton  st. 

Heron  James  (and  clockmaker),  6  William  street 

M  'Neil  Thomas,  9  East  breast 

Rankin  Alexander,  5  William  street 

Storer  John  (and  clockmaker),  10  Hamilton  street 

Thomson  Robert,  1  William  street 

WHOLESALE  WINE  AND  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Allison  William  &  Co. ,  57  Vennel 

Buchanan  James,  8  East  India  breast 

Campbell,  Anderson  &  Co. ,  2  Shaw  street 

Dougall  John,  9  William  street 

Hunter  William,  40  Cathcart  street 

Lyle  John,  4  West  Quay  lane 

Mackenzie  James,  West  Quay  head,  38  Dalrymple  street 

M'Gregor  John,  23  and  25  Shaw  street  and  9  East  Quay  lane 

Prentice  John  and  Thomas,  17  Nicholson  street 

Rowan  Thomas  B.  &  Co. ,  9  Inverkip  st. ,  and  6  Cartsbiun  st. 


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Sword  Archibald,  20  West  Burn  street  and  11  Shaw  st. 
Thorne  <fe  Curtis,  Distillery  stores,  6  Manse  lane.     Bonded 

store,  1  Market  street 
Turner  Douglas,  18  Nicholson  street 
Watt  William,  22  Cathcart  st.  and  27  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 

WRIGHTS. 

Agnew  Alexander  (and  house  factor),  15  Cross-shore  street 
Allison  Stewart,  30  Crawfurd  street 

Armstrong  John  (and  funeral  undertaker),  8  Cross-shore  st. 
Black  &  Anderson,  21  West  Blackhall  street  and  24  West 

Stewart  street 
Brown  John  (and  glazier),  13  Charles  street 
Chalmers  Hugh  M.  (and  glazier),  15  East  Shaw  street 
Crawford  Andrew  (and  blockmaker  and  house  factor),  22 

West  Burn  street 
Crawford  &  Fulton  (and  glaziers),  16  Bogle  street 
Dallas  R ,  22  West  Stewart  street 
Downie  John,  5  Dellingburn  street 
Eddington  George  (and  glazier),  5  Inverkip  street 
Ferguson  John  (and  smith),  3  Virginia  street 
Gaff  William  (and  wood  merchant),  5  Argyle  street 
Hendry  Duncan  (and  blockmaker),  Customhouse  place 
Hunter  Willam,  21  West  Blackhall  street 
Jamieson  A.  <fe  R.  (and  glaziers),  10  Nicholson  street 
Lang  &  Aitken,  15  Bogle  street 

Lamb  Thomas  &,  Sons  (and  blockmakers  and  ship  carpen- 
ters), 30  Market  street 
M 'Arthur  Peter  (wheel),  Harvie  lane 

Maclachlan  Donald  (and  glazier  &  undertaker),  8  Tobago  st. 
Mossman  John,  5  Market  street 
Mossman  &  Park  (and  glaziers),  14  Ann  street 
M 'Donald  Daniel  (and  blockmaker),  1  New  Dock  lane 
M'Intyre  &  Campbell  (and  glaziers),  5  East  Stewart  street 
M'Kechnie  Hugh,  26  Cartsburn  street 
M 'Naught  James,  6  Lyle  street 
Orr  Joseph  (and  blockmaker),  37  Dalrymple  street 
Orr  William  (and  blockmaker),  8  Cross-shore  street 
Shankland  John  (and  funeral  undertaker),  16  William  st. 
Shaw  James,  jun. ,  &  Co.  (and  undertakers),  6  Charles  st. 
Somerville  William,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Symington  John,  16  Sugarhouse  lane 
Thomson  &  Mitchell,  3  Tobago  street 
Thomson  Samuel  (and  funeral  undertaker),  51  Vennel 
Weir  James,  18  West  Blackhall  street 

WRITERS. 

(  See  Appendix. ) 


212  TRADES  DIRECTORY. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

Agnew  Alexander  <fc  Sons,  house  factors  and  valuators,  15 

Cross- shore  street 
Baird  James,  surveyor  of  buildings,  25  West  Burn  stret 
Clark  Andrew,  bookbinder,  Harvie  Lane  hall 
Dempster  James,  architect,  4  Mansionhouse  lane 
Docker  Edward,  basket  maker,  6  Roslin  street 
Galbraith  John,  sugar  sampler,  11  West  breast 
Gardner  James,  working  jeweller,  17  William  street 
Gardner  John  D.,  japanner,  45  Cathcart  street 
Gillies  John,  house  factor,  13  St  Lawrence  street 
Greenock  Distillery  Co. ,  27  Tobago  street 
Greenock  Saw  Mill  Co. ,  Kingston,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Harrison  William,  basket  maker,  15  Crawfurd  street 
Inglis  James,  music  seller,  14  West  Blackhall  street 
Jackson  Abram,    wood,  hoop,  and  basket  merchant,    22 

West  Stewart  street 
Joss  William,  leather  merchant,  3  Dalrymple  street 
Kean  Francis,  general  broker,  43  Dalrymple  street 
Kerr  Henry,  marble  cutter,  44  West  Blackhall  street 
Leggate  James,  gutta  percha  worker,  45  Vennel 
Love  John,  music  seller  &  pianoforte  maker,  11  Cathcart  st. 
M'Bay  Thomas,  leather  merchant,  4  Dalrymple  street 
Menzies  John,  silversmith,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Gregor  J.  &  D.  funeral  undertakers,  Cathcart  square,  and 

17  William  street  ♦ 

M'Kenzie  Peter,  nailer,  4  Cartsburn  street 
M'Lean  Daniel,  leather  merchant,  3  Manse  lane 
Muir  Charles,  nail  maker,  4  East  Shaw  street 
Murray  James,  turner,  11  Roslin  street 
Murray  James,  basket  maker,  1  Cowgate  street 
Murray    John,    omnibus    proprietor,    Finnieston,    Port- 
Glasgow  road 
Oughterson  Geo. ,  Eastern  Saw  Mills.    Office,  17  Cathcart  st. 
Peacock  &  Buchan,  composition  for  iron  vessels.      James 

Alexander,  agent,  1  Union  Court,  West  Quay  head 
Robinson  Alexander,  veterinary  surgeon,   37  West  Burn 

street  and  60  Vennel 
Stevenson  Alexander,  leather  merchant,  8  Dalrymple  st. 
Stewart  Hugh,  optician,  broker  and  dealer  in  gold  and  silver 

plate,  14  Dalrymple  street 
Urie  Robert,  photographer,  32  Hamilton  street 
Wood  John,  millwright,  5  Regent  street 
Warden  James,  produce  broker,  Sugar  Exchange  buildings, 

27  Cathcart  street 
Western  Saw  3VJ  ills,  Bay  of  Quick 


APPENDIX. 


GREENOCK  POST  OFFICE,   3,  CHURCH  PLACE. 

June,  1857. 


THOMAS  M 'MILL AN,  Postmaster. 

Alex.  Loudoun,  Alex.  R.  Macintosh,  David  Scrymgeour, 
William  M.  G.  Weir,  and  James  Allan,  Clerks. 

James  Dickson,  James  Arbuckle,  John  M'Lean,  William 

Buntain,  Michael  Ratcliffe,  William  King, 

and  John  Paterson,  Letter  Carriers. 

George  Stewart,  and  John  M'Millan,  Stampers  and  News- 
paper Sorters. 

Alexander  Watson  and  Archibald  Montgomerie,  Railway 
and  Steam  Boat  Messengers. 

John  Somerville,  Jas.  Brownlie,  Archibald  Montgomerie, 

George  M'Laggan,  and  Murdoch  M'Connel, 

Auxiliary  Letter  Carriers. 

LOCAL  FOOT  POSTS. 

Gourock,  Patrick  Finigan. 

Strone  and  Kilmun,  Donald  White. 

Cove  and  Kilcreggan,  Robert  Morrison. 


The  Paid  Letter  Window  is  open  at  7  a.m.,  and  shut  at  10 
p.m.  ;  and  on  Sundays  is  only  open  to  the  public  from  8  till  9 


Money  Orders  are  granted  and  paid  from  9  a.m.  till  6  p.m. 
On  Sundays  and  Fast-days  no  business  of  this  description  is  done. 


APPENDIX. 


DELIVERY  OE  LETTERS. 

First  delivery  at  7  a.m.,  with  the  correspondence  from  Eng- 
land ;  Continent  of  Europe  ;  Edinburgh,  Linlithgow,  Grange- 
mouth, Bathgate  ;  Ireland,  Portpatrick,  Stranraer,  Cairnryan, 
Ballantrae,  Girvan,  Maybole,  Ayr,  Kilmarnock,  Cumnock, 
Mauchline,  Fenwick,  Newton,  Auchinleck,  Symington,  Ardros- 
san,  Beith,  Dairy,  Irvine,  Kilwinning,  Lochwinnoch,  Monkton, 
Saltcoats,  Stewarton,  Troon;  Aberdeen,  Dundee,  Perth;  Stirling, 
Callander,  Alloa,  Denny,  Kilsyth,  Kirkintilloch,  Bishopbriggs  ; 
Inverary ;  Fort-William,  Strontian,  Appin,  Oban,  Bonaw, 
Dahnally,  Cairndow,  Arrochar,  Luss,  Dumbarton,  Helens- 
burgh ;  Lochgilphead ;  Tarbert,  Campbeltown,  Ardrishaig ; 
Glasgow,  Paisley,  Renfrew,  Bishopton,  Port-Glasgow.  Town's 
letters  in  time  for  this  delivery  till  6.30  a.m. 

Second  delivery  at  10.30  a.m.,  with  the  correspondence  from 
London,  Liverpool,  Manchester,  Dublin,  Edinburgh,  East  of 
England,  South  East  of  Scotland,  Berwick,  and  towns  on  the 
North  British,  and  Edinburgh  and  Glasgow  Railways  ;  Glasgow, 
Paisley,  Port-Glasgow,  Largs,  Millport,  Rothesay,  Dunoon,  In- 
nellan,  and  Kilmun.     Town's  letters  in  time  till  10  a.m. 

Third  delivery  at  12.30  p.m.,  with  the  correspondence  from 
Glasgow,  Paisley,  Port -Glasgow,  and  Helensburgh.  Town's 
letters  in  time  till  12  Noon — for  Private  Boxes  only. 

Fourth  delivery  at  4.30  p.m.,  with  the  correspondence  from 
Edinburgh,  Glasgow,  Paisley,  Port-Glasgow,  Denny,  Camp- 
belton,  Ardentinny,  Lochgoilhead,  Cove,  and  Kilcreggan. — 
Town's  letters  in  time  till  4  p.m. 

Fifth  delivery  at  7.20  p.m.,  with  the  correspondence  from 
Edinburgh,  Glasgow,  Paisley,  Port-Glasgow,  Perth,  Brechin, 
Montrose,  Stirling,  Alloa,  Inverness,  Rothesay,  Dunoon,  Innel- 
lan,  Millport,  Largs,  Fairlie,  West  Kilbride,  Wemyss  Bay,  and 
Inverkip.     Town's  letters  in  time  till  6.45  p.m. 

On  Sundays,  on  being  called  for  at  the  General  Post  Office,  3 
Church  Place,  from  8  till  9  a.m. 

On  Fast-days,  on  being  called  for  at  the  Office,  3,  Church 
Place,  from  8  a.m.  till  8  p.m. 


RECEIVING  HOUSES. 

Box  closes  at  the  Rue-End  street  and  West  Blackball  street 
Receiving  Offices,  and  Rue-End  street  Pillar  Box  at  10.20  a.m., 
2.15  p.m.,  6.15  p.m.,  9.15  p.m.  ;  at  the  Steamboat  Quay  at  8.45 
a. in.,    10.30  a.m.,   2.40  p.m.,   6.30  p.m.,  9.40  p.m.  ;  and  at 


APPENDIX. 


Brougham  street  and  George  square  Pillar  Boxes  about  8  a.m., 
12  Noon,  6  p.m.,  8.15  p.m.     On  Sundays  about  2  p.m. 


LETTER-CARRIERS'    DISTRICTS. 
(Arranged  as  the  Letters  are  delivered. ) 

1st  District— Rue-End  street,  Bogle  street,  Virginia  street, 
Chapel  street,  Baker  street,  Dellingburn  street,  East  Blackball 
street,  Carnock  street,  St.  Andrew's  square  and  street,  Spring- 
kell  street,  East  Stewart  street,  Cartsdyke,  Cartsburn  street, 
St.  John  street,  St.  Lawrence  street,  Under  Crescent,  Stanners 
street,  Arthur  street,  Hillend,  Main  street,  East  Regent  street 
from  Lynedoch  street,  Bogle  street,  Back  Walks,  Lyle  street, 
Antigua  street — William  Buntain. 

2d  District— Church  place,  Hamilton  street,  West  Burn  street, 
(upper  part),  No.  25  to  42,  Nicholson  street,  No.  23  to  41 
Charles  street,  No.  21  to  32,  Sugarhouse  lane,  No.  25  to  32, 
Cowgate  street,  Smith's  lane,  Buccleuch  street,  West  Stewart 
street,  Kilblain  street,  George's  square,  Nelson  street,  Union 
street,  Kelly  street,  Patrick  street,  Brisbane  street,  Finnart, 
Ford,  and  Brachelston  toll,  High  Vennel,  Watson's  lane,  and 
Manse  lane — James  Dickson. 

3d  District — Cathcart  square,  William  street,  No.  6  to  18, 
Charles  street,  No.  1  to  17,  Sugarhouse  lane,  No.  7  to  21, 
Crawfurd  street,  West  Burn  street,  No.  14  to  22  (lower  part), 
West  Blackball  street,  Brougham  street,  Houston  street,  Eldon 
street,  Margaret  street,  West  Stewart  street,  west  from  Bonar's 
church,  Patrick  street,  Shore  street,  ending  at  Lower  Fergus- 
land,  East  and  West  Clyde  streets,  and  Jamaica  street — John 
M'Lean. 

4th  District — Cathcart  street  to  Mansion-house  lane,  from 
Lynedoch  street,  Roxburgh  street,  Inverkip  street,  Mount 
Pleasant,  Orangefield,  and  Cowdenknowes,  Bank  street,  Shaw 
place,  Regent  street  (west),  Mearns  street,  Trafalgar  street, 
Ann  street,  Drumfrochar  road,  Sir  Michael  street,  East  Shaw 
street,  Duncan  street,  Tobago  street,  and  Market  street — James 
Arbuckle. 

5th  District — From  Mansion-house  lane  down  Cathcart  street 
to  East  India  breast  and  quay,  Custom-house  place  (East),  Mid- 
dle, and  West  breasts  and  quays,  Ropework  street,  to  M'Millan's 
yard,  West  Burn  street,  No.  1  to  12,  Low  Sugarhouse  lane,  No. 
1  to  4,  Taylor's  close,  Shaw  street,  New  Dock  lane,  Dalrymple 
street,  Shaw  street,  East  quay  lane,  Low  Vennel,  Harvie  lane, 
and  low  part  of  William  street,  Highland  close,  Broad  close, 
Longwill  close,  and  Cross-shore  street — Michael  Ratcliffe. 


APPENDIX. 


6th  District — From  Garvel  Park  Lodge,  along  East  Hamilton 
street  to  Hillend  Works,  Cappielow  and  Toll  Cottages,  Lady- 
burn,  Clyde  Pottery,  Caledonian  Saw  Mills,  Inch  Works,  and 
along  the  Port-Glasgow  road  to  the  Kingston  Saw  Mills— John 
Paterson. 


POSTAGE  STAMPS. 

Every  Postmaster  is  required  to  have  on  hand  a  sufficient 
stock  of  postage  labels  and  penny  stamped  envelopes,  and  to 
sell  them  to  the  public  at  the  following  prices  :— 

Stamped  Labels. 


Penny  Labels, 
Twopenny  do. , 
Fourpenny  do. , 

-  Id.  each.     Sixpenny  Labels,   - 

-  2d.  each.     Shilling      do., 

-  4d.  each. 

Stamped  Penny  Envelopes. 

6d.  each. 
Is.  each. 

12  to  be  sold  for  ■ 
8 
6 

-  1     1^      4  to  be  sold  for  - 

-  0    9        2 
•        -    0    6f      1 

-  0  44 

-  0    2i 

-  0     \\ 

KATES  OF  POSTAGE. 

Inland  Letters* 

1.  With  the  exceptions  afterwards  mentioned,  the  rate  of 
postage  on  all  inland  letters  is  regulated  by  weight,  irrespective 
of  distance,  and  is  as  follows  : 

If  paid  in  advance. 

Letter  weighing  not  more  than  \  oz.     -         -         -         -     Id. 

,,  ,,         more  than  \  oz.  but  not  exceeding  1  oz. ,  2d. 

,,  ,,         more  than  1  oz.         ,,  ,,         2oz.,4d. 

,,  ,,         more  than  2  oz.         ,,  ,,         3oz.,6d. 

and  so  on  ;  twopence  being  charged  for  every  additional  ounce. 

2.  Except  on  re-directed  letters,  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,  on  deli- 
very, is  charged  twopence.  The  unpaid  additional  postage  on 
re-directed  letters,  however,  is  not  doubled,  being  the  same  as 
if  such  postage  were  prepaid. 

*  Inland  Letters  are  those  which  pass  between  places  in  the  United  King- 
dom, including  the  Isle  of  Man,  the  Orkney,  Shetland,  Scilly,  and  Channel 
Islands. 


APPENDIX. 


Colonial  and  Foreign  Letters. 

3.  The  rates  of  postage  on  letters  to  foreign  countries  and  the 
colonies  are  entered  in  the  Alphabetical  List  of  Foreign  Coun- 
tries. 

A  ddresses  to  the  Queen  and  Petitions  to  Parliament. 

4.  Petitions  and  addresses  to  Her  Majesty,  forwarded  direct, 
are  exempt  from  postage  ;  and  such  petitions  and  addresses,  as 
also  petitions  to  either  House  of  Parliament,  if  sent  to  a  mem- 
ber of  either  House,  are  likewise  exempt,  provided  they  do  not 
weigh  more  than  two  pounds,  and  are  without  covers,  or  are  in 
covers  open  at  the  sides.  JSTo  letter,  or  other  enclosure,  how- 
ever, must  be  inserted,  and  if  one  be  found,  such  enclosure, 
imless  it  bear  the  proper  number  of  postage  stamps,  will  be 
charged  as  an  unpaid  letter. 

Newspapers  and  other  periodical  Publications  bearing  the  News- 
paper Stamp. 

5.  Although  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  ;  everything  except 
letters  may  be  sent  in  any  other  way. 

6.  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  news- 
papers), may  be  transmitted  and  re -transmitted  through  the 
post  within  the  United  Kingdom  free  of  postage  under  the 
following  regidations,  viz.  : — 

1.  They  are  subject  to  the  same  restrictions  with  regard  to 
the  number  of  sheets  and  superficial  extent  as  were 
lately  applicable  only  to  newspapers  properly  so  called. 
These  restrictions  are  shown  in  the  following  Table  :-— 


Amount  of  Stamps 

impressed  on 

the  Publication. 

Maximum 
Number  of  Sheets. 

Maximum  Superficial 

Extent  of  Letter-press 

on  One  Side. 

One  Penny 
Three  Halfpence 
Two  Pence 

Two 

Three      - 
Four 

2,295  inches. 
3,443      „ 
4,591      „ 

No  publication,  or  portion  thereof,  can  pass  through  the 
post  unless  the  impressed  stamp  which  it  bears  be  a 
stamp  of  the  value  at  least  of  one  penny. 

a2 


APPENDIX. 


3.  The  title  and  date  of  the  publication  must  be  printed  at 

the  top  of  every  page. 

4.  The  publication  must  be  folded  in  such  a  manner  that 

the  whole  of  the  stamp  or  stamps,  denoting  the  full 
duty,  shall  be  exposed  to  view,  and  be  distinctly  visi- 
ble on  the  outside,  except  that  where  there  are  more 
than  two  publications  in  the  same  cover  it  will  be  con- 
sidered sufficient  if  the  stamps  be  so  arranged  that 
they  can  readily  be  examined. 

5.  It  must  not  be  printed  on  pasteboard  or  cardboard,  or 

on  two  or  more  thicknesses  of  paper  pasted  together, 
nor  must  any  pasteboard,  cardboard,  or  such  pasted 
paper  be  sent  with  it  as  a  back  or  cover  thereto,  or 
otherwise. 

6.  It  must  be  posted  within  fifteen  days  from  the  printed 

date  of  issue. 

7.  It  must  have  either  no  cover  or  a  cover  open  at  the  ends. 

8.  It  must  contain  no  enclosure. 

9.  It  must  have  no  writing  or  other  mark  thereon,  but  the 

name  and  address  of  the  person  to  whom  it  is  sent,  nor 
anything  on  the  cover  but  such  name  and  address,  the 
printed  title  of  the  publication,  and  the  printed  name 
and  address  of  the  publisher  or  vendor  who  sends  it. 

10.  If  the  publication  be  addressed  to  any  person  within  the 

free  delivery  of  the  place  where  it  is  posted,  it  will 
become  liable  to  a  postage  of  one  penny,  which  must 
be  prepaid  by  affixing  a  postage  stamp. 

11.  When  a  newspaper,  &c. ,  is  so  folded  as  not  to  expose  the 

stamp  or  stamps,  a  postage  of  one  penny  is  charged  in 
addition  to  any  other  postage  to  which  the  publication, 
if  properly  folded,  would  be  liable  ;  and  if  the  news- 
paper, &c,  be  addressed  to  any  person  within  the 
free  delivery  of  the  place  where  it  is  posted,  and  do  not 
bear  a  penny  postage  label,  it  will  be  charged  2d.  In 
case  of  any  other  irregularity  the  publication  is  dealt 
with  in  accordance  with  the  regulations  of  the  book 
post. 

12.  It  is  suggested  that  every  publication  should  have  a 

notice  to  purchasers  conspicuously  printed,  pointing 
out  the  necessity  of  exposing  the  stamp  or  stamps  to 
view  whenever  the  publication  is  sent  through  the  post. 


APPENDIX. 


13.  Unstamped  publications,  or  stamped  publications  which 
have  been  issued  more  than  fifteen  days,  can  be  for- 
warded within  the  United  Kingdom  and  to  most  of  the 
colonies  under  the  regulations  of  the  book  post. 

7.  Newspapers  sent  'abroad  are  liable  to  the  same  regulations 
as  newspapers  passing  (under  the  newspaper  privilege)  between 
different  parts  of  the  United  Kingdom,  except  that,  before  going 
abroad,  the  name  of  the  newspaper  must  have  been  registered 
at  the  General  Post  Office;  and  that,  instead  of  requiring  to 
have  an  impressed  stamp,  each  newspaper,  if  sent  to  a  British 
Colony,  is  liable  to  a  postage  of  Id.  (which  must  be  prepaid  by 
a  postage  label  or  in  money).  In  all  cases  of  newspapers  going 
abroad  the  impressed  stamp  stands  for  nothing. 

Booh  Post. 

8.  At  the  following  charges,  and  on  the  subjoined  conditions, 
book  packets  may  be  sent  by  the  post  to  any  place  within  the 
United  Kingdom. 

Weighing  not  more  than  4  oz.    -     -     -     -     -     -     -     -     Id. 

,,         more  tha,n  4  oz.  and  not  exceeding   8  oz.     -     2d. 
,,         more  than  8  oz.  ,,  ,,         16  oz.     -    4d. 

more  than  lib.  ,,  ,,         H  lb.     -     6d. 

and  so  on,  2d.  being  charged  for  every  additional  half  poimd  or 
any  less  weight. 

1.  The  postage  must  be  prepaid  hi  full,  by  means  of  postage 

stamps  affixed  outside  the  packet  or  its  cover. 

2.  Every  packet  must  be  sent  either  without  a  cover,  or  in 

a  cover  open  at  the  ends  or  sides. 

3.  If  the  postage  paid  on  the  packet  amount  to  as  much  as 

4d.,  it  may  contain  any  number  of  separate  books  or 
other  publications,  prints,  or  maps,  and  any  quantity 
of  paper,  parchment,  or  vellum  (to  the  exclusion,  how- 
ever, of  written  letters,  whether  sealed  or  open).  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,  publication,  &c. ,  or  of  a  portion 
thereof,  will  be  allowed,  whether  such  binding,  &c.  be 
loose  or  attached  ;  as  also  rollers,  in  the  case  of  prints 
or  maps  ;  markers  (whether  of  paper  or  otherwise),  hi 
the  case  of  books  ;  and,  in  short,  whatever  is  necessary 
for  the  safe  transmission  of  literary  or  artistic  matter, 
or  usually  appertains  thereto. 
4.  But  if  the  postage  paid  be  less  than  4d. ,  the  packet  must 
consist  exclusively  of  printed  matter,  without  restric- 
tion, however,  either  as  to  the  number  of  publications 
or  separate  sheets,  or  as  to  whether  they  are  bound  or 
unbound.     If  any  other  matter  be  included,  the  packet 


APPENDIX. 


will  be  subject  to  the  penalty  mentioned  in  the  9th 
Condition. 

5.  A  book  packet,  whatever  may  be  the  postage  paid  thereon, 

must  not  contain  any  written  letter,  closed  or  open,  or 
any  enclosure  sealed  or  otherwise  closed  against  inspec- 
tion ;  nor  must  there  be  any  written  letter,  nor  any 
communication  of  the  nature  of  a  letter  written  in  any 
such  packet  or  its  cover.  Entries,  however,  merely 
stating  who  sends  the  book,  &c. ,  or  to  whom  it  is  given, 
are  not  regarded  as  a  letter,  and  may  therefore  be  made 
when  any  writing  is  permitted  ;  that  is,  when  a  postage 
of  4d.  at  least  is  paid. 

6.  No  book  packet  can  be  received,  if  it  exceeds  two  feet  in 

length,  width,  or  depth. 

7.  Any  packet  which  shall  not  be  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  be  charged  with  the  "unpaid"  or  double  letter 
postage. 

8.  If  a  packet  be  found  to   contain  any  written  letter, 

whether  closed  or  open,  or  any  enclosure  sealed  or 
otherwise  closed  against  inspection,  or  any  other  un- 
authorized enclosure,  the  letter  or  enclosure  will  be 
taken  out  and  forwarded  to  the  address  on  the  packet, 
charged  with  the  full  postage,  as  an  unpaid  letter, 
together  with  an  additional  rate  of  4d.  ;  and  the  re- 
mainder of  the  packet,  if  duly  prepaid  with  stamps, 
will  then  be  forwarded  to  its  address. 

9.  If  a  packet  be  not  sufficiently  prepaid  with  stamps,  but 

nevertheless  bear  a  stamp  of  the  value  of  Id.,  it  is 
forwarded,  charged  with  the  deficient  book-postage, 
together  with  an  additional  rate  of  4d.  ;  but  any  packet 
which  shall  bear  no  postage  stamp  is  charged  with  the 
"  unpaid"  or  double  letter  postage. 
10.  In  every  case  in  which  the  postage  chargeable  under 
these  regulations  is  greater  than  the  letter  rate,  the 
latter  postage  is  substituted. 

9.  The  regulations  of  the  Colonial  Book  Post  are  similar  to 
the  foregoing. 

10.  In  no  case  can  a  book-packet  be  sent  to  the  Colonies 
(except  at  the  letter  rate  of  postage)  through  a  foreign  country. 


EEGISTRATION. 


By  the  prepayment  of  a  fee  of  sixpence  any  letter,  book,  or 
other  packet  on  which  the  postage  has  been  prepaid  in  stamps, 
may  be  registered.  This  wdl  make  its  transmission  more  secure 
by  rendering  it  practicable  to  trace  it,  when  inland,  from  its  re- 


APPENDIX. 


ceipt  to  its  delivery ;  and  when  colonial,  if  not  to  its  de- 
livery, at  least  to  the  port  of  despatch.  The  Post  Office  does 
not  guarantee  the  safe  delivery  of  the  letter,  &c. ,  though  the 
officers  are  of  course  responsible  to  the  Postmaster- G-eneral, 
who  will  call  to  strict  account  any  one  neglecting  his  duty  on 
this  point,  and,  if  his  Grace  think  proper,  will  require  him  to 
make  good  any  loss  that  may  be  sustained  thereby. 

The  postage  of  registered  letters  must  be  prepaid  ;  and  if  the 
letter  be  inland,  it  must  be  prepaid  in  stamps. 

Every  letter  to  be  registered  should  be  presented  at  the  win- 
dow, 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  be 
liable  to  a  registration  fee  of  one  shilling,  instead  of  the  ordinary 
fee  of  sixpence.  No  Letter  Carrier  or  Rural  Messenger  is  re- 
quired to  take  letters  from  the  Public  for  the  purpose  of  regis- 
tering them. 

The  latest  time  for  posting  registered  letters  is  entered  in  the 
Notice  exhibited  at  the  Post  Office,  being  half  an  hour  before  the 
closing  of  the  box  for  the  mail  by  which  it  is  to  be  despatched. 


THE  MONEY  ORDER  OFFICE 

is  open  every  week-day,  fast-days  excepted,  from  9  a.m.  to 
6  p.m.  The  charge  for  such  orders  is  3d.  on  sums  not  ex- 
ceeding two  pounds,  and  6d.  on  sums  between  two  and  five 
pounds.  No  Order  will  be  given  for  sums  beyond  this  amount; 
tut  if  the  sum  to  be  transmitted  exceeds  five  pounds,  as  many 
Orders  may  be  taken  out  as  will  make  up  the  sum  to  be  sent. 

The  public  are  recommended,  when  applying  for  Money 
Orders,  to  use  printed  "Requisition  Forms,"  which  save  time, 
and  afford  greater  security,  than  verbal  messages,  against  mis- 
takes. These  Forms  are  sold  by  Postmasters  at  the  rate  of  ten 
for  one  penny,  or  of  five  or  any  smaller  number  for  a  halfpenny. 

No  order  is  allowed  to  contain  a  fractional  part  of  a  penny. 

No  Money  Order  can  be  issued  unless  the  applicant  furnish, 
in  full,  the  surname  and  one  Christian  name,  both  of  the  re- 
mitter (the  person  who  sends  the  order)  and  the  payee  (the 
person  to  whom  the  money  is  to  be  paid),  together  with  the  re- 
mitter's address  ;  and  if  the  name  of  either  party  be  tendered 
at  greater  length,  it  must  be  received  and  advised  accordingly. 


COLONIAL  AND  FOREIGN  MAILS. 

A  single  rate  of  postage  is  given  for  each  country. 

There  being  no  bags  despatched  for  London  on  Saturday  till 
10  p.m.,  when  any  of  the  dates  for  the  London,  Southampton, 
or  Dover  Packets  fall  upon  that  day,  reference  must  be  made  to 
the  Alphabetical  List  for  information,  whether  the  letters  should 
be  posted  on  the  previous  Friday,  or  on  the  ensuing  Sunday. 


10  APPENDIX. 


Letters  for  Foreign  Countries,  the  prepayment  of  which  is 
required,  when  put  into  the  unpaid  box,  or  left  at  the  office 
with  less  than  the  full  postage,  are  sent  to  the  Dead  Letter 
Office,  and  returned  to  the  writer,  when  his  address  can  be 
ascertained. 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  FOREIGN  COUNTPJES, 

WITH  THE  TIME  OF  DESPATCH  FROM  GREENOCK,  RATES  OF 
POSTAGE  AND  ROUTES  OF  MAILS. 

The  word  Free,  as  applied  to  Newspapers  in  this  List,  simply 
means  that  no  charge  is  made  upon  them  in  this  country.  They 
must,  however,  be  registered  at  the  General  Post  Office  for 
transmission  abroad. 

Africa.  To  places  not  mentioned  in  this  list  there  is  no 
regular  conveyance.  Letters  are  forwarded  as  opportunities 
offer  by  private  ships.  Postage,  8d.  under  4  oz.,  Is.  4d.  under 
1  oz.,  &c.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Africa,  West  Coast  of,  except  Madeira  and  Teneriffe,  which 
see ;  payment  obligatory,  via  Plymouth  on  the  22d  of  each 
month,  6.45  p.m.,  Is.  under  ^  oz.,  2s.  under  1  oz. ,  &c.  News- 
papers Id.  each. 

Alabama,  North  and  South  States  of.  See  America,  United 
States  of. 

Algeria,  postage  same  as  to  France,  through  which  country 
letters  are  forwarded. 

Alexandria,  via  Marseilles,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  9th 
and  25th  of  each  month,  6.45  p.m.,  unless  these  days  fall  upon 
a  Saturday,  in  that  case  the  mails  are  made  up  on  the  following 
day,  9d.  under  |  oz.,  Is.  under  \  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  Southampton 
3d  and  19th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  except  when  the  3d  and 
19th  falls  on  a  Saturday,  and  in  that  case  they  are  despatched 
from  Greenock  on  the  previous  day,  6d.  under  \  oz. ,  Is.  under 
1  oz. ,  and  so  on ;  or  by  the  French  packet,  via  Marseilles,  every 
alternate  Sunday,  2.30  p.m.,  6d.  under  \  oz. ,  Is.  under  ^  oz. 
Prepayment  optional  by  all  the  routes.  Newspapers,  via  Mar- 
seilles 3d.  each  ;  via  Southampton  Id.  each. 

America,  United  States  of,  payment  optional,  by  British 
Mail  Steam  Packets  from  Liverpool,  every  Friday  7.45  p.m., 
the  steamers  proceeding  to  Boston  and  New  York  every  alter- 
nate week.  These  packets  return  at  similar  periods  from  Boston 
and  New  York ;  Is.  not  exceeding  \  oz. ,  and  so  on  j  or  by 


APPENDIX. 


11 


United  States  packet,  via  Southampton  and  Liverpool,  every 
alternate  Tuesday,  2.45  p.m.,  at  the  same  rates.  Letters  ad- 
dressed "  By  Private  Ship,"  may  also  be  sent  by  any  outward 
bound  vessel ;  postage  8d.  not  exceeding  i  oz.  All  letters  for 
Nova  Scotia,  New  Brunswick,  and  Prince  Edward  Island,  will 
be  sent  in  the  Regular  Mails  to  Halifax  by  the  Packets  proceed- 
ing from  Liverpool,  via  Halifax,  to  Boston.  The  United  States 
Mail  Packets  will  convey  closed  mails  for  New  Brunswick, 
Nova  Scotia,  and  Prince  Edward  Island,  and  letters  willbe 
forwarded  in  such  closed  mails,  if  specially  addressed  "  via  New 
York,"  or  "  via  United  States,"  or  by  "  United  States  Packet." 
Letters,  &c. ,  for  Bermuda,  and  Newfoundland,  will  be  forwarded 
only  by  the  Packets  proceeding  to  Boston.  Letters,  &c. ,  for 
Canada — see  Canada.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Antigua.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

Arabia.     See  Indies,  East. 

Arequipa.     See  Peru. 

Archipelago,  East  Indian.     See  Greece. 

Astrakan.  See  Russia. 

Australia,  South,  Victoria,  and  New  South  Wales,  payment 
obligatory,  via  Southampton  and  Suez,  on  the  10th  of  each 
month,  6.45  p.m.,  6d.  under  \  oz.  ;  or  via  Marseilles  and  Suez, 
on  the  14th  of  each  month,  9d.  under  \  oz.  Newspapers,  via 
Southampton  Id  each  ;  via  Marseilles  3d.  each. 

Austrian  Dominions  (except  Lombardy  and  the  Venetian 
Provinces,  which  see.)  Payment  optional,  via  Belgium  and 
Prussia  daily,  at  6.45  p.m.,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  Sd. 
under  4  oz.,  Is.  4d.  under  1  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  to  destination,  via 
France,  Qd.  under  \  oz. ,  Is.  6cl.  under  |  oz. ,  &c.  Newspapers, 
via  Belgium  Id.  each. 

Azores,  prepayment  required,  6th,  16th,  and  26th  of  each 
month,  2.45  p.m.,  via  Lisbon,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  Is. 
9d.  under  \  oz. ,  3s.  6d.  under  1  oz. ,  and  so  on  ;  or  by  Brazil 
Packet,  8th  of  each  month,  Is.  lOd.  under  \  oz.,  3s.  8d.  under 
1  oz. ,  and  so  on.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Baden,  daily,  6.45  p.m.,  by  France,  unless  otherwise  direct- 
ed, 6d.  under  \  oz.,  Is.  under  \  oz.,  &c.  ;  via  Belgium,  6.45 
p.m.,  8d.  under  \  oz.,  &c.     Newspapers  Id.  each, 

Bahamas,  on  the  16th  of  every  month,  2.45  p.m.,  except 
when  the  16th  falls  on  a  Saturday.  In  such  case  the  mail  is 
despatched  the  same  evening,  10  p.m.     Payment  optional,  via 


12  APPENT'LX. 


Id.  each. 

?I  .  i         See  Brazfl. 

B.AK.-vyQOTJ.A.     See  Carthagena. 

Barbadoes.     See  Indies,  British  West 

Babbaby.     Bei  1 

Bavabia.  daily.  6.45  p.m.,  by  Fiance,  unless  otherwise  di- 
rected, 6d  vauier  \  oz.,  Is  under  i  oz-,  &c.,  by  Belgium,  daily. 
-"      m.,  payment  optional,  8d  under  |  oz.,  Ac     Newspapers, 

Belgium,  by  the  daily  jiackets  to  Ostend,  unless  otherwise 
addressed,  payment  optional,  6.45  p.m..  6dL  under  \  oz..  kc  : 
and  if  addressed  via  France,  payment  optional  at  the  same 

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Belgrade,  payment  obligatory,  via  Belgium,  dairy,  unless 
otherwise  addressed,  paid  to  Austria,  8d  under  \  oz.,  &c  ;  or 
rta  France,  payment  optional.  Is.  3d.  under  \  oz.,  &c 
papers  via  Belgium  2|d-  each. 

Belize.     See  Honduras. 

Berbice,     See  Indies,  British  West 

Bermuda,  payment  optional,   every  alternate  5rid&' 
Halifax,  6d  under  \  oz.,  Is.  under  1  oz.,  &c     Newspapers  Id. 

Errp.   T7         Marseilles,  by  French  packet,  payment  optional, 
6d.  under  |  oz..  Is.  under  i  oz ,  <fcc. .  or  cia  Belghun,  1 1    I 
under  A  oz .  &c     Newspapers  4  oz.  Id. 

Bohemia.     See  Austrian  Dommions. 

Bolivia,  State  of,  Western  South  America,  payment  obliga- 
tory, t?£a  Southampton,  1st  and  16th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m-. 
2s.  under  \  oz..  4s.  under  1  oz,  and  so  on.     Newspap-r: 
each. 

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APPENDIX.  13 


Borneo,  via  Marseilles  and  India,  on  the  9th  of  each  month, 
9<L  under  \  oz. ,  or  via  Southampton  and  India,  on  the  2d  of 
each  month,  6d.  under  4  oz. ,  payment  obligatory.  Newspapers, 
via  Marseilles  4d.  each,  via  Southampton  2d  each. 

Botuschany,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  pay- 
ment obligatory,  8d  under  \  oz. ,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  payment 
optional,  Is.  3d.  under  \  oz.,  &c.     Newspapers  4  oz.  Id. 

Bourbon,  Isle  of,  by  the  Overland  Mail,  payment  obligatory, 
9d.  under  \  oz.  ;  or  via,  Southampton,  on  the  2d  of  each  month, 
6d.  under  \  oz.  Newspapers,  via  Marseilles  4d  each,  via  South- 
ampton 2d  each. 

Brazil,  payment  obligatory,  via  Southampton,  the  8th  of 
each  month,  2.45  p.m.  When  the  8th  falls  on  a  Saturday,  let- 
ters may  be  posted  till  10  p.m.  on  that  day,  Is  under  4  oz. ,  2s 
under  1  oz.,  &c.     Newspapers  Id  each. 

Bremen,  Free  City  of,  payment  optional,  via,  Belgium,  daily 
(closed  mail),  unless  otherwise  addressed,  8d.  under  4  oz.,  Is. 
4d.  under  1  oz. ,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  6cL  under  \  oz. ,  Is.  under 
4  oz.,  &c.     Newsj>ax>ers  Id.  each. 

British  West  Indies.     See  West  Indies,  British. 

Brunswick,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise 
addressed,  8d.  under  \  oz. ,  &c.  ;  via  France,  8d.  under  £  oz.,  Is. 
4dL  under  4  oz. ,  &c.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Bucharest,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  payment 
obligatory,  8d.  under  \  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  payment  op- 
tional, Is.  3d.  under  \  oz. ,  &c. 

Buenos  Ayres,  or  any  other  part  of  the  Argentine  Republic, 
payment  obligatory,  via  Southampton,  8th  of  each  month,  Is. 
under  \  oz.,  2s.  under  1  oz.,  &c.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Cadiz,  payment  obligatory,  via  Southampton,  unless  other- 
wise addressed,  6th,  16th,  and  26th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m., 
2s.  2d.  under  \  oz. ,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  daily,  8d.  under  \  oz. 
Newspapers  Id  each. 

California,  payment  obligatory,  via  Chagres,  unless  other- 
wise addressed,  1st  and  16th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  2s.  4d. 
under  \  oz. ,  &c.  ;  or  via.  United  States,  every  Friday,  at  6.45 
p.m.,  Is.  2id.  under  \  oz.,  &c.  Newspapers,  via  Chagres  4d. 
each,  via  United  States  2d  each. 

Canada,  payment  optional,  by  British  packet,  every  Friday. 
6.45  p.m.     Ali  unpaid  letters  not  specially  addressed,  will  be 

b 


14  APPENDIX. 


forwarded  by  the  first  packet  leaving.  With  regard  to  paid 
letters,  as  the  postage  by  the  two  lines  of  packets  is  different, 
being  8d.  under  |  oz.  by  British,  and  Is.  2d.  under  ^  oz.  by  the 
United  States  packet,  the  sum  prepaid  will  be  regarded  as  an 
indication  of  choice  on  the  part  of  the  sender,  and  letters  will  be 
forwarded  by  the  United  States  packet  only  when  paid,  Is.  2d. 
under  \  oz.  •  or  via  Halifax,  if  so  addressed,  6d.  under  \  oz. , 
&c.  ;  or  by  Canadian  Packet,  6d.  under  \  oz. ,  &c.  Newspapers 
Id.  each. 

Canary  or  Fortunate  Islands,  payment  obligatory,  on  the 
8th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  Is.  lOd.  under  ^  oz.,  3s.  8d. 
under  1  oz. ,  &c.  ;  or  via  Portugal,  if  so  addressed,  6th,  16th,  and 
26th  of  each  month,  2.45p.m.,  Is.  9d.  under  ^  oz.,  &c.  News- 
papers Id.  each. 

Cape  de  Verde  Islands,  by  packet,  payment  obligatory,  8th 
of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  Is.  lOd.  under  4  oz.,  3s.  8d.  under  1 
oz.,  &c.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Cape  of  Good  Hope,  payment  obligatory,  on  the  4th  of  each 
month,  Is.  under  4  oz.,  or  by  private  ship,  8d.  under  \  oz.,  Is. 
4d.  under  1  oz.,  &c.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Cape  Town.     See  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

Cape  Hatien.     See  Hayti,  St.  Domingo. 

Carthagena,  South  America,  Is  under  ^  oz. ,  payment  obli- 
gatory, 1st  and  16th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.     Newspapers  free. 

Carolina,  North  and  South  States  of.     See  America,  United 

States  of. 

Caucasus.     Government  of  Kussia,  which  see. 

Ceylon,  Island  of,  payment  optional,  3d  and  19th  of  each 
month  2.45  p.m. ,  by  Southampton,  6d.  under  i  oz. ,  &c.  ;  by  Mar- 
seilles, 8th  and  24th  of  each  month,  6.45  p.m.,  9d.  under  \  oz., 
Is.  under  \  oz.,  &c.  ;  via  the  Cape,  on  the  4th  of  each  month, 
6d.  under  \  oz.  Newspapers,  via  Southampton  Id.,  via  Mar- 
seilles 3d  each. 

Chagres,  payment  obligatory,  1st  and  16th  of  each  month, 
2.45  p.m.,  via  Southampton,  Is.  under  4  oz.,  2s.  under  1  oz., 
&c.     Newspapers  free. 

Chili,  State  of,  Western  South  America,  payment  obligatory, 
1st  and  16th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  2s.  under  4  oz.,  4s.  under 
1  oz. ,  &c.  ;  or  by  private  ship,  8d.  under  4  oz. ,  &c.  Newspapers 
3d.  each. 


APPENDIX.  15 


China,  payment  obligatory,  by  Marseilles,  unless  otherwise 
addressed,  on  the  9th  of  each  month,  6.45  p.m.,  9d.  binder  | 
oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  Southampton,  3d  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  6d 
under  \  oz.,  &c.  Newspapers,  via  Marseilles  3d.,  via  South  - 
ampton  Id.  each. 

Circassia.     Government  of  Russia,  which  see. 

Civita  Vecchia.     See  Papal  States. 

Coburg  (Saxe).     See  German  States. 

Columbia.     See  New  Granada. 

Columbia  River  and  Vancouver's  Island.  No  Regular 
Mails.  Letters,  &c,  by  private  ships,  or  if  specially  addressed 
and  prepaid,  they  are  sent,  via  Panama,  on  the  1st  and  16th  of 
each  month  ;  2s.  4d.  under  \  oz.     Newspapers  4d.  each. 

Coquimba.     See  Chili. 

Connecticut,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Constantinople,  by  French  Mediterranean  packet,  unless 
otherwise  addressed,  payment  optional,  every  Sunday,  at  2.30 
p.m.,  and  Thursday  6.45  p.m.,  6d.  under  \  oz.,  &c.  ;  via  Bel- 
gium, daily,  payment  optional,  Is.  Id.  under  \  oz.,  2s.  2d. 
under  1  oz. ,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  payment  optional,  6d.  under  \ 
oz.,  &c.  ;  and  by  Southampton,  3d  and  19th  of  each  month, 
2.45  p.m.,  payment  obligatory,  lid.  under  \  oz.,  Is.  lOd.  under 
1  oz.,  &c, ;  or  by  British  Packet  via  Marseilles,  8th  and  24th  of 
each  month,  6.45  p.m.,  payment  obligatory,  under  \  oz.  Is.  2d. 
Newspapers,  via  Marseilles  by  British  packet  3d. ,  via  South- 
ampton Id.  each. 

Corsica.     See  France. 

Cracow.     See  Austrian  Dominions. 

Costa  Rica,  payment  obligatory,  1st  and  16th  of  each  month, 
2.45  p.m.,  2s.  3d.  under  \  oz.,  &c.     Newspapers  Id  each. 

Cuba,  payment  obligatory,  16th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m., 
via  Southampton,  2s.  3d.  under  \  oz. ,  4s.  6d.  under  1  oz. ,  &c.  ; 
and  if  so  addressed,  via  United  States,  every  Friday  6.45  p.m. 
Newspapers,  via  United  States  2d.,  via  Southampton  Id.  each. 

Curacoa.     See  Indies,  Foreign  West. 

Cuxhaven,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  daily,  6.45  p.m., 
8d.  under  4  oz. ,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  6d.  under  \  oz.  News- 
papers, by  Belgium  Id.  each. 


16  APPENDIX. 


Dardanelles,  The.     See  Smyrna. 

Dalmatia.     See  Austrian  Dominions. 

Daghistan.     Government  of  Russia,  which  see. 

Demerara.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

Denmark,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  daily,  6.45  p.m., 
unless  otherwise  addressed  ;  lO^d.  under  ^  oz. ,  &c.  ;  via  France, 
9d.  under  %  oz.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Dominica.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

East  Indies.     See  Indies,  East. 

Ecuador,  State  of,  Western  South  America,  1st  and  16th  of 
each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  payment  obligatory,  2s.  under  \  oz., 
4s.  under  1  oz.     Newspapers  3d.  each. 

Egypt  (except  Alexandria,  which  see),  payment  obligatory, 
by  the  British  Closed  Mail,  on  the  8th  and  24th  of  each  month, 
6.45  p.m.  unless  otherwise  addressed,  9d.  under  \  oz.,  Is.  under 
|  oz.,  &c.  ;  via  Southampton,  on  the  3d  and  19th  of  each  month, 
6.45  p.m.,  6d.  not  exceeding  \  oz.  ;  or  via  Belgium,  Is.  under 
4  oz.,  &c.  Newspapers,  via  Marseilles  3d.,  via  Southampton 
Id. ,  via  Belgium  2^d. 

Ekaterinoslaw.     Government  of  Russia,  which  see. 

Falkland  Isles.  By  the  Brazil  Packet,  8th  of  each  month,  • 
2.45  p.m. ,  payment  obligatory,  Is.  under  4  oz. ,  &c.  Newspapers 
Id.  each. 

Florida,  East  and  West  Territories  of.  See  America,  United 
States  of. 

France,  daily,  by  morning  and  evening  mails  (Saturday  ex- 
cepted), unpaid  or  paid  to  destination  ;  when  the  postage  is  paid 
in  advance,  4d.  under  \  oz.,  8d.  under  \  oz.,  Is.  under  |  oz., 
Is.  4d.  under  1  oz.,  &c.  Double  these  rates  will  be  charged  on 
all  letters  to  or  from  France  posted  unpaid  ;  or  by  private  ships 
at  same  rates. 

Frankfort,  Free  City  of,  daily,  via  Belgium,  8d.  under  | 
oz.  ;  or  via  France,  6d.  under  \  oz. ,  Is.  under  4  oz. ,  &c.  News- 
papers, via  Belgium  Id.  each. 

Galatz,  daily,  via  Belgium,  Is.  Id.  under  \  oz.  ;  or  ma  France, 
Is.  3d.  under  \  oz. 


APPENDIX.  17 


Gallipoli,  payment  optional,  by  French  Packet,  via  Mar- 
seilles, every  Monday  and  Friday,  6cl.  tinder  J  oz. ,  Is.  under  £ 
oz. ,  &c.  ;  or  via  Belgium,  Is.  Id.  under  J  oz. ,  &c. 

Geelong.     See  Australia. 

Georgia.     Government  of  Russia,  which  see. 

Georgia,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

German  States,  The,  are  Bremen,  Hamburg,  and  Lubec, 
which  see.— Frankfort,  Lippe-Detmold,  Hesse  (Electoral),  Hesse 
Darmstadt,  Hesse  Homberk,  Hohenzollern,  Birkenfield,  Anhalt, 
Hildburgh,  Hausen,  Nassau,  Reuss,  Saxe  Altemberg,  Saxe 
Coburg  Gotha,  Saxe  Meiningen,  Saze  Weimar,  Schwartzburg, 
Rudolstadt.  Letters  for  these  States  are  sent  (unless  otherwise 
addressed)  through  Prussia,  via  Belgium,  payment  optional,  Sd. 
under  \  oz.,  Is.  4d.  under  1  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  6d.  under  \ 
oz. ,  Is.  under  \  oz. ,  &c.    Newspapers,  via  Belgium  Id.  each. 

Gibraltar,  via  Southampton,  on  the  6th,  16th,  and  26th, 
2.45  p.m.  ;  and  when  these  days  fall  upon  a  Saturday,  the  mails 
are  made  up  on  the  same  evening  at  10  p.m.  ;  and  by  the  Indian 
mail  on  the  3d  and  19th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  payment 
optional,  6d.  under  |  oz. ,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  if  so  addressed, 
9d.  under  |  oz. ,  &c.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Gold  Coast,  on  the  22d  of  each  month,  6.45  p.m.,  6d.  under 
^  oz. ,  Is.  under  1  oz. ,  &c.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Greece,  daily,  by  French  Packet,  unless  otherwise  addresse  d, 
payment  optional,  lid.  under  |  oz.,  &c,  or  paid  to  Trieste  at 
same  rates  ;  or  via  Belgium,  daily,  is.  2-£d.  under  4  oz.,  &c. 

Grenada.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

Greytown,  St.  Juan  de  Nicaragua,  payment  obligatory, 
1st  and  16th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  via  Southampton,  2s.  3d. 
under  ^  oz.,  &c.     News-papers  Id.  each. 

Guadaloupe.     See  Indies,  Foreign  West. 

Guatemala.     See  Honduras. 

Guayaquil,  payment  obligatory,  1st  and  16th  of  each  month, 
2.45  p.m.,  2s.  under  ^  oz.,  &c.     Newspapers  3d.  each. 

Halifax,  Nova  Scotia.     See  Nova  Scotia. 

Hamburgh,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium  (in  closed  mail), 

b  2 


18  APPENDIX. 


unless  otherwise  addressed,  8d.  under  ^  oz. ,  &c.  ;  or  via  France, 
morning  and  evening,  6d.  under  \  oz.,  Is.  under  |  oz.,  &c.  ;  or 
by  private  ship,  via  London,  or  Hull,  if  so  addressed,  8d.  under 
\  oz.,  &c.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Hanover,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  payment 
optional,  8d.  under  \  oz.,  &c.  ;  via  France,  8d.  under  \  oz.,  Is. 
4d.  under  \  oz. ,  &c.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Havana,  payment  obligatory,  on  the  1st  of  each  month, 
2.45  p.m.,  via  Southampton,  2s.  3d.  under  \  oz.  ;  and,  if  ad- 
dressed, via  United  States  Packet,  every  Friday,  6.45  p.m.,  Is. 
2^d.  under  ^  oz.,  2s.  5d.  under  1  oz.,  &c.  Newspapers,  via 
Southampton  Id.  each,  via  United  States  Packet  2d.  each. 

Hayti.     See  Indies,  Foreign  West. 

Heligoland,  payment  obligatory,  by  private  ship,  6d.  under 
\  oz.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Hesse,  Electoral,  Hesse  Dramstadt,  and  Hesse  Homberg. 
See  German  States. 

Hindostan.     See  India,  East. 

Hohenzollern.     See  German  States. 

Holland,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise 
addressed,  daily,  6.45  p.m.,  8d.  under  \  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  France, 
6d.  under  \  oz.,  Is.  under  4  oz.,  &c.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Honduras,  payment  optional,  on  the  16th  of  every  month, 
2.45  p.m.,  via  Southampton,  6d.  under  |  oz.,  Is.  under  1  oz., 
&c.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Hong  Kong,  payment  optional,  via  Southampton,  on  the  3d 
of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  Is.  under  1  ounce  ; 
Marseilles  route,  on  the  9th,  6.45  p.m.,  daily,  9d.  under  \  ounce, 
Is.  under  4  ounce.  All  paid  letters  are  sent  via  Marseilles, 
unless  otherwise  addressed.  Newspapers,  via  Southampton  Id. 
each,  via  Marseilles  3d.  each. 

Hungary,  daily.     See  Austrian  Dominions. 

Ibraila,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  Is.  Id.  under  J 
ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  Is.  3d.  under  \  ounce,  &c. 

Illinois,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Illyria.     See  Austrian  Dominions. 


APPENDIX.  19 


India  (East)  by  Southampton,  payment  optional,  on  the  3d 
and  19th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  unless  either  of  these 
days  falls  upon  Saturday,  when  the  Mail  will  be  made  up  in 
Greenock  on  the  previous  Friday,  6.45  p.m.,  6d.  under  \  ounce, 
Is.  under  1  ounce,  &c.  ;  and  on  the  9th  and  25th  of  each  month, 
6.45  p.m.,  via  Marseilles,  unless  either  of  these  days  fall  upon 
Saturday,  then  the  Mail  will  be  made  xip  in  Greenock  on  the 
following  day,  2.30  p.m.,  9d.  under  \  ounce,  Is.  under  jounce  ; 
via  the  Cape,  on  the  4th,  6.45  p.m.,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  All 
paid  letters  are  sent  by  Marseilles,  unless  otherwise  addressed. 
Newspapers,  via  Marseilles  3d.  each,  via  Southampton  and  the 
Cape  Id.  each. 

Indies,  British  West  (except  Nassau,  Honduras,  Bermuda, 
and  Turk's  Island,  which  see),  via  Southampton,  1st  and  16th  of 
each  month,  2.45  p.m.  When  the  1st  and  16th  falls  on  a  Satur- 
day, the  mails  are  made  up  that  evening  at  10  p.m.  Payment 
optional,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  or  Is.  under  1  ounce,  &c.  News- 
papers Id.  each. 

Indies,  Foreign  West  (except  Havana,  which  see).  The  mails 
are  made  up  at  the  same  time  as  those  for  "Indies,  British 
West."'  Payment  obligatory,  Is.  5d.  under  i  ounce,  2s.  lOd. 
under  1  ounce.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Ionian  Islands,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  daily,  unless 
otherwise  addressed,  Is.  under  h  ounce,  2s.  under  1  ounce,  &c.  ; 
or  via  France,  payment  obligatory,  9d.  under  \  ounce,  Is.  6d. 
under  |  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  Marseilles,  by  British  Packet,  on  the 
9th,  Is.  3d.  under  \  ounce,  Is.  6d.  under  \  ounce  ;  or  via  South- 
ampton, on  the  3d,  Is.  under  |  ounce.  Newspapers,  via  Mar- 
seilles 3d. ,  via  Southampton  Id.  each. 

Isle  of  France.     See  Mauritius. 

Jamaica,  payment  optional,  1st  and  16th  of  each  month,  2.45 
p.m.,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Jassa,  payment  obligatory,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise 
addressed,  8d.  under  4  ounce,  &c. ,  or  via  France,  payment  op- 
tional, Is.  3d.  under  \  ounce,  &c. 

Java,  or  any  other  of  the  Dutch  possessions,  payment  obli- 
gatory, via  Marseilles,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  on  the  9th 
of  each  month,  6.45  p.m.,  9d.  under  \,  Is  under  \  ounce,  &c, 
and  if  addressed  via  Southampton,  on  the  3d,  2.45  p.m.,  6d. 
under  \  ounce,  &c.  Newspapers,  via  Marseilles  3d.  each,  via 
Southampton  Id.  each. 

Kentucky,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 


20  APPENDIX. 


La  Guara.     See  Venezuela. 

La  Plata.     See  Buenos  Ayres. 

Lauenburg,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise 
addressed,  lOd.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  9d.  under  \ 
ounce,  &c.     Newspapers  2^d.  each. 

Leeward  Islands.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

Leghorn,  Tuscany,  which  see. 

Lippe  Detmold,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  daily,  6.45 
p.m.,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  8d.  under  4  ounce,  &c.  ;  or 
via  France,  6d.  under  \  ounce.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Lombardy,  and  the  Venetian  Provinces,  via  France,  unless 
otherwise  addressed,  payment  optional,  9d.  under  \  ounce,  Is. 
6d.  imder  ^  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  Belgium,  lOd.  under  4  ounce,  &c. 
Newspapers,  via  Belgium  Id.  each. 

Lubec,  Free  City  of,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  daily, 
(except  Saturday, )  unless  otherwise  addressed,  8d.  under  \  ounce, 
Is.  4d.  under  1  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  6d.  under  \  ounce, 
Is.  under  4  ounce,  &c.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Lucca.     See  Tuscany  and  Lucca. 

Luxemburg,  Grand  Duchy  of,  payment  obligatory,  daily,  via 
Belgium,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  8d.  under  \  ounce,  Is.  4d. 
under  1  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  Is.  under 
4  ounce,  &c.     Papers  Id.  each. 

Madagascar,  payment  obligatory,  via  India,  Southampton 
Packet,  6d.  under  \  ounce  ;  Marseilles,  9d.  under  \  ounce,  Is. 
under  \  ounce,  and  so  on.  Private  ships,  as  opportunity  offers, 
8d.  under  |  ounce.  Newspapers,  via  Marseilles  4d,  via  South- 
ampton 2d.  each. 

Madeira,  payment  obligatory,  8th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m., 
and  22d  of  each  month,  6.45  p.m.,  Is.  lOd.  under  |  ounce,  &c.  ; 
or  via  Lisbon,  on  the  6th,  16th,  and  26th  of  each  month,  Is.  9d. 
under  4  ounce  ;  or  by  private  ship,  8d.  under  \  ounce,  &c. 
Newspapers  Id.  each. 

Maine,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Malta,  payment  optional,  via  Marseilles,  9th  and  25th  of 
each  month,  6.45  p.m.,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  9d.  under 
\  ounce  ;  or  via  Southampton,  3d  and  19th,  2.45  p.m.,  6d.  under 
I  ounce,  &c. ,  or  by  the  French  Packets,  via  Marseilles,  every 


APPENDIX. 


21 


Sunday,  2.30  p.m.,  at  9d.  under  \  ounce,  Is.  under  \  ounce,  &c. 
Newspapers,  via  Marseilles  3d. ,  via  Southampton  Id. 

Marseilles.     See  France. 

Martinique.     See  Indies,  Foreign  West, 

Maryland,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Massachusetts,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Mauritius,  payment  optional,  via  Marseilles  and  India,  on 
the  9th  and  25th  of  each  month,  6.45  p.m.,  9d.  under  \  ounce, 
Is.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  Southampton,  on  the  3d  and  19th 
of  each  month,  2.45 p.m.,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  Newspapers, 
via  Marseilles  3d. ,  via  Southampton  Id.  each. 

Mediterranean.     See  Malta,  Greece,  or  Ionian  Islands. 

Mecklenburg  Schwerin,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium, 
8d.  under  |  ounce,  &c.  ;  via  France,  daily,  8d.  under  \  ounce, 
Is.  4d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.     Papers,  via  Belgium  Id.  each. 

Mecklenburg  Strelitz.     See  Mecklenburg  Schwerin. 

Mexico,  payment  obligatory,  via  Southampton,  on  the  1st  day 
of  every  month,  2.45  p.m.,  2s.  3d.  under  {  ounce,  4s.  6d.  under 
1  ounce,  &c,  or  if  so  addressed,  via  United  States,  Is.  5d.  under 
\  ounce,  &c.  Newspapers,  via  Southampton  Id.,  via  United 
States  2d.  each. 

Michigan,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Mississippi,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Missouri,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Modena,  via  France  and  Austria,  payment  optional,  9d.  under 
\  ounce,  Is.  6d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  Sardinia,  payment 
optional,  at  same  rates  ;  or  via  Belgium,  9gd.  under  4  ounce, 
&c. 

Moldavia,  ma  Belgium,  daily,  6.45  p.m.,  unless  otherwise 
addressed,  payment  obligatory,  8d.  under  4  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via 
France,  payment  optional,  Is.  3d.  under  \  ounce,  2s.  6d.  under 
4  ounce,  &c.     Newspapers,  via  Belgium  2^d.  each. 

Monte  Video,  8th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  payment  obli- 
gatory, Is.  under  |  ounce,  2s.  under  1  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  by  private 
ship,  8d.  under  4  ounce,  &c.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 


22  APPENDIX. 


Montreal.     See  Canada. 

Montserrat.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

Morocco.     See  Tunis. 

Mosquito  Territory.     See  Grey  Town. 

Naples,  via  France,  payment  optional,  lid.  under  \  ounce, 
Is.  lOd.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  Marseilles  by  French  Packet, 
at  same  rates  ;  or  via  Belgium,  payment  obligatory,  8d.  under 
4  ounce,  &c.     Newspapers,  via  Belgium  2^d.  each. 

Nassau.     Germany,  see  Frankfort. 

Nassau.     New  Providence.     The  Bahamas. 

Nevis.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

New  Brunswick.     See  Nova  Scotia. 

New  England.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Newfoundland,  payment  optional,  on  every  second  Friday, 
6.45  p.m.,  6d.  under  |  ounce,  &c. 

New  Grenada,  payment  obligatory,  1st  and  16th  day  of 
every  month,  2.45  p.m.,  via  Southampton,  Is.  under  \  ounce, 
2s.  under  1  ounce,  and  so  on.     Newspapers  free. 

New  Hampshire,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

New  Jersey,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

New  Orleans.  See  America,  United  States  of. 

New  Providence.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

New  South  Wales,  Colony  of.     See  Sydney. 

New  York,  State  and  Town  of.  See  America,  United 
States  of. 

New  Zealand,  payment  obligatory,  via  Southampton  and 
Suez,  on  the  10th  of  each  month,  6d.  under  |  ounce,  or  via 
Marseilles  and  Suez,  on  the  14th  of  each  month,  9d.  under  \ 
ounce.     Newspapers,  via  Marseilles  3d. ,  via  Southampton  Id. 

Norway,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  payment 
optional,  Is.  5d.  under  \  ounce,  &c. ;  or  via  France,  Is.  3d.  under 
\  ounce,  2s.  6d.  under  4  ounce.     Newspapers  Id.  each. 


23 


Nova  Scotia,  via  Halifax,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  pay- 
ment optional,  on  every  second  Friday,  6.45  p.m.,  6d.  under  \ 
ounce,  Is.  under  1  ounce,  &c. ;  or  by  British  Packet,  via  United 
States,  8cl.  under  \  ounce;  or  via  United  States  Packet  Is.  2d. 
under  \  ounce,  2s.  4d.  under  1  ounce,  &c. ;  or  by  private  ship, 
6d.  under  \  ounce,  and  so  on.  Papers,  via  Halifax  Id. ,  via  United 
States  2d. 

Nubia.     See  Egypt. 

Ohio,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Oldenburg,   payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  8d.  under  4 
ounce,  &c. ;  or  via  France,  8d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.     Newspapers  ( 
Id.  each. 

Old  Calabar,  22d  of  each  month,  6.45  p.m.,  payment  obli- 
gatory), Is.  under  \  ounce.     Papers  Id.  each. 

Oregon.     See  California. 

Pacific.  Any  place,  via  Southampton,  1st  and  16th  of  each 
month,  2.45  p.m.,  payment  obligatory,  2s.  under  ^  ounce,  &c. , 
or  via  Brazils  on  the  7th  of  each  month,  2s.  7d.  under  J  ounce, 
or  by  private  ship,  8d.  under  4  ounce,  &c.  Papers,  via  South- 
ampton Id. ,  via  Brazils  3d. 

Panama,  1st  and  16th  day  of  every  month,  2.45  p.m.,  via 
Southampton,  payment  obligatory,  Is.  under  J  ounce,  2s.  under 
1  ounce,  &c.     Papers  free. 

Papal  States,  payment  optional,  via  France,  or  by  French 
packet,  via  Marseilles,  lid.  under  |  ounce,  Is.  lOd.  under  4 
ounce,  &c.  ;  via  Belgium,  payment  obligatory,  lid.  under  4 
ounce,  Is.  lOd.  under  1  ounce,  &c.  Papers,  via  Belgium  2|<L 
each. 

Parma.     See  Modena. 

Penang.     See  Singapore. 

Pennsylvania,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Persia.     See  Egypt. 

Peru,  must  be  paid,  via  Southampton,  on  the  1st  and  16th 
day  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  2s.  under  4  ounce,  4s.  under  1 
ounce.     Papers  2d.  each. 

Porto  Rico.     See  Indies,  Foreign  "West. 


24  APPENDIX. 


Port-Philip.     See  Australia. 

Portugal,  payment  obligatory,  via  Southampton,  6th,  16th, 
and  26th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  and  when  these  days  fall  on 
a  Saturday,  the  mails  are  made  up  the  same  evening  at  10  p.m., 
Is.  9d.  under  |  ounce,  3s.  6d.  under  1  ounce ;  or  daily  through 
France,  if  so  directed,  8d.  under  \  ounce,  lid.  under  \  ounce 
respectively;  or  by  Brazil  Packet,  8th  of  each  month,  Is.  9d. 
under  4  ounce,  &c.     Papers  Id.  each. 

Prince  Edward's  Island.     See  Nova  Scotia. 

Prince  of  Wales  Island.     See  India,  East. 

Prussia,  daily,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless  other- 
wise specially  addressed,  8d.  under  \  ounce,  Is.  4d.  under  1 
ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  8d.  mider  \  ounce,  Is.  4d.  under 
i  ounce  ;  or  by  private  ship,  via  Hull,  Is.  under  \  ounce,  &c. 
Papers  Id.  each. 

Puerto  Cabello.     See  Venezuela. 

Quebec.     See  Canada. 

Reuss.     See  German  States. 

Rhode  Island,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Eussia,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  ad- 
dressed, ll^d.  under  4  ounce,  &c. ;  and  ma  France,  Is.  3d.  under 
\  ounce,  2s.  6d.  under  |  ounce,  &c.      Papers  Id.  each. 

Russia,  Southern,  comprising  the  Governments  of  Atkhas, 
Astrakhan,  Bessarabia,  Caucasus,  Circassia,  Cossacks  of  the 
Black  Sea  and  Don,  Daughistan,  Ekaterinoslaw,  Georgia, 
Imeritia,  Kiew,  Koursk,  Mingrelia,  Nicolay,  Podolia,  Pol- 
towa,  Schirwan,  Taurida,  Tchernigow,  Ukraine,  Volinia,  and 
Voroney,  payments  optional,  sent  through  Belgium,  and  Prus- 
sia, unless  otherwise  addressed.     See  Russia. 

St.  Croix.     See  St.  Thomas. 

St.  Domingo,  payment  obligatory,  1st  and  16th  of  every 
month,  2.45  p.m.,  via  Southampton,  Is.  5d.  under  ^  ounce,  2s. 
lOd.  under  1  ounce.     Papers  Id.  each. 

St.  Helena,  payment  optional,  on  the  4th  of  each  month, 
6d.  under  \  ounce,  or  by  private  ship,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  &c. 
Papers  Id.  each. 


St.  Juan  de  Nicaragua.     See  Grey  Town. 


APPENDIX.  25 


St.  Kitt's.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

St.  Lucia.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

St.  Martin's,  by  West  India  Packet,  payment  obligatory,  6d. 
under  |  ounce,  &c.     Papers  Id.  each 

St.  Thomas,  or  any  Danish  Colony  in  the  West  Indies,  pay- 
ment optional,  on  the  1st  and  16th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m., 
via  Southampton.  When  these  dates  fall  on  a  Saturday,  the 
mails  are  made  up  the  same  evening  at  10  p.m.,  6d.  under  \ 
ounce,  Is.  under  1  ounce,  &c.     Papers  Id.  each. 

St.  Vincent,  Island  of.     See  Cape  de  Verd  Islands. 

Salonica,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  payment 
optional,  Is.  Id.  under  ^  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  payment 
compulsory,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  &c. 

Sandomier,  Government  of.     See  Poland. 

Sandwich  Islands,  by  the  West  Indian  Mail,  on  the  1st  and 
16th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  payment  obligatory,  2s.  4d.  under 
4  ounce,  4s.  8d.  under  1  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  United  States, 
Is.  2id.  under  4  ounce.  Papers,  via  United  States  2d.,  or 
via  Panama  4d.  each. 

Santa  Anna.     See  Carthagena. 

Santa  Cruz.     See  Indies,  Foreign  West. 

San  Francisco.     See  California. 

St.  Juan  de  Nicaragua,  payment  obligatory,  1st  and  16th 
of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  via  Southampton,  2s.  3d.  under  I 
ounce.     Papers  Id.  each. 

Sardinia,  daily,  unpaid  or  paid  to  destination  through  France, 
unless  otherwise  addressed,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  Is.  under  \ 
ounce,  &c.  ;  or  by  French  Packet,  via  Marseilles,  at  same  rates  ; 
or  via  Belgium,  Is.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  Papers,  via  Belgium 
2^d.  each. 

Saxe  Altenburg,  Saxe  Coburg  Gotha,  Saxe  Meiningen, 
and  Saxe  Weimar.     See  German  States. 

Saxony,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise 
addressed,  8d.  under  \  ounce,  Is.  4d.  under  1  ounce,  &c.  ;  or 
via  France,  8d.  under  \  ounce,  Is.  4d.  under  |  ounce,  &c. 
Papers,  via  Belgium  Id.  each. 


APPENDIX. 


Shaumburg-Lippe,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless 
addressed  otherwise,  8d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  France, 
6d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.     Papers  Id.  each. 

SCHARTZBURG  RUDOLSTADT,  and  SCHWARTZBURG  SONDERHAU- 

sen.     See  German  States. 

Scutari,  in  Asia  (Town),  payment  obligatory,  via  Belgium, 
unless  otherwise  addressed,  8d.  under  ^  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via 
France,  payment  optional,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  by  French 
Packet,  via  Marseilles,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  Papers,  via 
Belgium  2|d.  each. 

Seres.     See  Scutari. 

Servia,  via  Belgium,  unless  addressed  otherwise,  payment 
obligatory,  8d.  under  ^  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  payment 
optional,  Is.  3d.  under  \  ounce,  &c. 

Siberia.     See  Russia. 

Sicily,  payment  optional,  via  France,  or  by  French  Packet, 
via  Marseilles,  lid.  under  \  ounce,  Is.  lOd.  under  ^  ounce,  &c.  ; 
or  via  Belgium,  daily,  payment  obligatory,  8d.  under  ^  ounce. 
&c.     Papers  2^d.  each. 

Sierra  Leone,  payment  optional,  via  Plymouth,  22d  of  each 
month,  6.45  p.m.,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  By  private  ship,  6d. 
under  \  oimce,  and  so  on.     Papers  Id.,  each. 

Silesia  and  Galicia.     See  Austria. 

Singapore,  payment  optional,  via  Marseilles,  unless  other- 
wise adressed,  9th  of  each  month,  6.45  p.m.,  9d.  under  \  ounce, 
Is.  under  i  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  Southampton,  on  the  3d  of  each 
month,  2.45  p.m.,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  Papers,  via  Mar- 
seilles 3d.  each,  via  Southampton  Id.  each. 

Smyrna,  by  French  Packet,  via  Marseilles,  payment  optional, 
every  Sunday,  2.30  p.m.,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  Is.  under  \  ounce, 
&c.  ;  or  via  Belgium,  daily,  Is.  Id.  under  \  ounce,  2s.  2d.  under 
1  ounce,  &c.     For  other  routes  see  Turkey. 

South  Australia.     See  Australia. 

Spain,  payment  obligatory,  by  Southampton,  6th,  16th,  and 
26th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  and  when  any  of  these  days  fall 
upon  a  Saturday,  the  mails  are  made  up  on  the  previous  evening, 
2s.  2d.  under  -|  ounce,  4s.  4d.  under  1  ounce,  and  so  on ;  or  daily 
by  Calais,  8d.  under  \  ounce.     All  letters,  except  for  Cadiz  and 


APPENDIX. 


Vigo,  are  sent  ma  France,  unless  addressed  "  by  Packet  from 
Southampton."     Papers,  via  Southampton  Id.  each. 

Styria.     See  Austrian  Dominions. 

Sumatra.     See  Archipelago,  Indian. 

Surinam,  payment  obligatory,  1st  and  16th  of  each  month, 
2.45  p.m.,  6d.  under  ^  ounce,  Is.  under  1  ounce,  &c.  Papers 
Id.  each. 

Swan  River.     See  Western  Australia. 

Sweden,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise 
addressed,  Is.  2d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  daily, 
Is.  3d.  under  \  ounce,  2s.  6cl.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  by  private 
ship,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.     Papers  Id.  each. 

Switzerland,  daily,  payment  optional,  unless  otherwise  ad- 
dressed, via  France,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  Is.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  ; 
or  via  Belgium,  lO^d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  Papers,  via  Belgium 
Id.  each. 

Sydney,  New  South  Wales.     See  Australia,  South. 

Syra.     See  Greece. 

Syria.     See  Beyrout. 

Tahiti,  payment  obligatory,  by  private  ship,  unless  other- 
wise addressed,  8d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  Panama,  2s. 
under  \  ounce,  &c.     Papers  Id.  each. 

Tampico.     See  Mexico. 

Tenedos,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  Is.  Id.  under  h 
ounce,  &c. 

Tennessee,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Texas.     See  America. 

Tchesme.     See  Tenedos. 

Tobago.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

Transylvania.     See  Austrian  Dominions. 

Trebizond.     See  Tenedos. 

Trinidad.     See  Indies,  British  West. 


APPENDIX. 


Tripoli.     See  Barbary. 

Tunis,  payment  obligatory,  by  French  Packet,  via  Marseilles, 
unless  otherwise  addressed,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  Is.  under  4 
ounce,  &c. 

Turkey,  except  Constantinople,  Smyrna,  Gallipoli,  Mytilene, 
and  the  Dardanelles  (which  see).  Payment  obligatory,  via 
Belgium,  daily,  except  Saturday,  unless  otherwise  addressed, 
8d.  under  4  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  paid  or  unpaid  to  desti- 
nation, Is.  3d.  under  \  ounce,  2s.  6d.  under  4  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  by 
French  packet,  via  Marseilles,  payment  optional,  every  Sunday 
at  2.30  p.m.,  and  Thursday,  6.45  p.m.,  6d.  under  \  ounce,  Is. 
under  4  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  Marseilles,  by  British  Packet,  8th 
and  24th  of  each  month,  payment  obligatory,  Is.  2d.  under  £ 
ounce,  Is.  5d.  under  4  ounce  respectively ;  or  via  Southampton, 
payment  obligatory,  3d  and  19th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  lid. 
under  4  ounce,  Is.  lOd.  under  1  ounce,  &c.  Papers,  via  South- 
ampton Id  each,  via  Belgium  2d  each. 

Turk's  Island,  16th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  payment 
optional,  6d.  under  4  ounce,  &c.     Papers  Id.  each. 

Tuscany  and  Lucca,  unpaid  or  paid  to  destination,  by  way 
of  France,  daily,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  9d.  under  \  oimce, 
Is.  6d.  under  \  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  by  the  French  packet,  via  Mar- 
seilles, every  Friday,  at  the  same  rates  ;  or  via  Belgium,  daily, 
10^d.  under  4  ounce,  &c.     Papers,  via  Belgium  2|d.  each. 

Tyrol,  Northern  and  Southern.     See  Austrian  Dominions. 

Ukraine.     Government  of  Russia,  which  see. 

United  States.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Valparaiso.     See  Chili. 

Van  Dieman's  Land,  via  Southampton  and  Suez,  payment 
obligatory,  on  the  10th  of  each  month,  6.45  p.m.,  6d.  under  4 
ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  Marseilles  and  Suez,  on  the  14th  of  each 
month,  9d.  under  \  ounce.  Papers,  via  Marseilles  3d.,  via 
Southampton  Id. 

Vancouver's  Island,  payment  obligatory,  by  private  ship, 
unless  otherwise  addressed,  8d.  under  4  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via 
Panama,  2s.  4d.  under  4  ounce,  &c.  Papers,  by  ship  Id.,  via 
Panama  4d.  each. 

Venezuela,  payment  obligatory,  via  Southampton,  on  the  1st 
and  16th  of  every  month,  2.45  p.m.,  Is.  under  4  ounce,  2s.  under 
1  ounce,  &c.     Papers  Id.  each. 


APPENDIX.  29 

Venetian  Lombardy.     See  Lombardy. 

Vermont,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Victoria.     See  Australia. 

Vigo,  payment  obligatory,  via  Southampton,  6th,  16th,  and 
26th  of  each  month,  2.45  p.m.,  2s.  2d.  under  ^  ounce,  4s.  4d. 
under  1  ounce,  &c.     Papers  Id.  each. 

Virgin  Islands,  payment  optional,  via  Southampton,  1st  and 
16th  of  each  month,  6d.  under  i  ounce,  &c.     Papers  Id.  each. 

Virginia,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Vera  Cruz.     See  Mexico. 

Wallachia.     See  Moldavia. 

West  Indies,  British  and  Foreign.  See  Indies,  British  and 
Foreign  West. 

Western  Australia.     See  Australia. 

Wurtemburg,  payment  optional,  via  France,  daily,  unless 
otherwise  addressed,  6d.  under  j  ounce,  &c.  ;  or  via  Belgium, 
Sd.  under  \  ounce,  &c.     Papers,  via  Belgium  Id.  each. 

Zante.     See  Ionian  Islands. 

tglf  Page  10  in  this  list,  "  America,  United  States  of,"  4th  line  from  bottom, 
for  7.45  read  6.45,  p.m. 

PARLIAMENTARY   AND    MUNICIPAL    BOUNDARIES. 

first  ward. 

That  part  of  the  Burgh  comprehended  within  a  line  commenc- 
ing at  the  point  where  Ladyburn  joins  the  River  Clyde,  and 
running  westward  along  the  margin  of  the  said  River  to  the 
point  where  Cartsburn  joins  the  Clyde;  thence  up  the  said  Burn 
till  it  is  crossed  by  Rue-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  Reservoir,  and  from  thence  eastward  and  northward, 
along  the  Parliamentary  boundary,  to  the  point  first  described. 
—Electors,  34.8. 

SECOND  WARD. 

That  part  of  the  Burgh  comprehended  within  a  line  commenc- 
ed 


30  APPENDIX. 


ing  at  the  point  where  Cartsburn  joins  the  Clyde,  thence  up  the 
said  Burn  to  the  point  where  it  is  crossed  by  Rue-end  street; 
thence  along  the  centre  of  Rue-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  River  to 
the  point  first  described. — Electors,  189. 

THIRD   WARD. 

That  part  of  the  Burgh  comprehended  within  a  line  commenc- 
ing at  the  north-east  extremity  of  the  Mid  Quay,  and  running 
along  the  said  Quay  to  the  foot  of  William  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  Hamilton  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  ex- 
tremity of  the  Mid  Quay,  being  the  point  first  described. — 
Electors,  196. 

FOURTH  WARD. 

That  part  of  the  Burgh  comprehended  within  a  line  commenc- 
ing at  the  centre  of  Cathcart  square;  thence  proceeding  to  Ham- 
ilton street,  and  along  the  said  street  to  the  point  where  it  joins 
Sugarhouse  lane;  thence  southward  along  the  centre  of  said 
lane;  thence  along  the  centre  of  Sir  Michael  street  to  Roxburgh 
street;  thence  along  the  centre  of  said  street  in  a  straight  line 
to  the  West  Burn;  thence  up  the  West  Burn  to  the  Parliamen- 
tary boundary;  thence  along  said  boundary  to  the  Upper  East 
Reservoir;  thence  along  the  west  boundary  of  Ward  Eirst  to  the 
point  first  described. — Electors,  284. 

FIFTH  WARD. 

All  the  remaining  parts  of  the  Burgh. — Electors,  388. 

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  particularly  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,  1405,  returning  one  Member  to  Parliament. 


APPENDIX.  31 


ALEX.   MURRAY  DUNLOP, 

Member  of  Parliament  for  the  Town  of  Greenock. 


GREENOCK  CENSUS  RETURNS  EOR  1851. 

Males.  Females.  Total. 

EastParish, 3637  3407  7044 

Mid  Parish, ..     4493  4879  9372 

West  Parish, , 8902  10621  19523 

On  board  of  vessels  in  the  harbours  and  )     oca  5  355 

roadstead, ) 

Public  Institutions, 163  228  391 

Beyond  the  Parliamentary  boundary, .. .       335  406  741 

Seafaring  and  other  persons  absent  from  \  ^gg  ^q  -^35 

home, \ 

19,395     19,996     39,391 
Census  of  1841, 38,846 

Total  increase, 545 

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 
1841;  they  are  added  in  the  above  table  as  on  that  occasion,  the 
whole  exhibiting  an  increase  in  the  population  of  545. 

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. 

Shaws  Water  introduced  in  the  year  1827. 

Greenock  Gas  Works  erected  1828. 

Railway  to  Paisley  and  Glasgow  opened  in  the  year  1841. 

Victoria  Harbour  opened  on  17th  October,  1850. 

Foundation  Stone  of  Sir  Gabriel  Wood's  Mariners'  Asylum  laid 

on  the  17th  October,  1850. 
James  Watt  born  here  19th  January,  1736.    Died  25th  August, 

1819. 
Sacramental  Fast  Days — Thursday  before  fourth  Sunday  of 

March,  and  fourth  Sunday  of  September. 
Fairs — First  Thursday  in  July,  and  4th  Tuesday  in  November. 


32  APPENDIX. 


MAGISTRATES  AND  TOWN  COUNCIL. 

Provost — Thomas  Oliphant  Hunter. 

Bailies. 
Thomas  Kincaid.  I  James  Duff. 


James  Arbuckle.  Charles  Grey. 

Treasurer — Hugh  Dempster. 

Councillors. 

1st  Ward  Charles  Grey.  Hew  M 'II wraith. 

James  Duff.  3d  Ward.  James  J.  Grieve. 

James  T.  Caird.  Andrew  Stewart.  5th  Ward. 

James  Arbuckle.  Thomas  0.  Hunter.  Thomas  Kincaid. 

2d  Ward.  Thomas  Shaw.  John  Gray. 

Hugh  Dempster.  4th  Ward.  John  MacCuim. 

Robert  Steele,  jun.  Charles  P.  Hunter.  James  limes  Lang. 
Ordinary  Meetings,  first  Tuesday  of  every  month. 


Office-j 

Town  Clerk — John  Kerr  Gray. 

Depute  Town  Clerk — John  Mackenzie. 

Chamberlain — John  Adam. 

Procurator  Fiscal — Archibald  M'Callum. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Works — William  Allison. 

Harbour  and  Dock  Master — John  Millar. 

Depute  Harbour  Masters — R.  Ker  and  Robert  Atkins. 

Collector  of  Town's  Assessment — Andrew  Nimmo. 

Collector  of  Harbour  and  Anchorage  Dues — A.  Shannon. 

Superintendent  of  Town  and  Quay  Police— Alexander  Mann. 

Steamboat  Harbour  Master — Malcom  Darroch. 

Assessor — Alex.  Murray  Dunlop,  M.P.,  Advocate,  Edinburgh. 

TRUSTEES  ON  THE  HARBOURS. 

By  Acts  of  Parliament,  the  Provost,  Magistrates,  and  Town 
Council,  who  are,  with  the  following  gentlemen,  elected 
annually  in  November,  by  the  Shipowners  of  Greenock — 

COMMISSIONERS  ON  THE  HARBOURS. 


Robert  Cuthbert. 
James  Hamilton. 
Archibald  Sword. 
Alex.  Russell. 
Thomas  Hamlin. 


Kenneth  M'Lea. 
Andrew  R.  Orr. 
Robert  Miller. 
John  Kerr. 


Clerk — John  Kerr  Gray. 

WATER  TRUSTEES. 

The  Trustees  for  paving,  lighting,  cleansing,  and  watching 


APPENDIX.  33 


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,  house- 
holders, and  ratepayers,  three  of  them  in  November  annually, 
viz.  : — 

William  Curtis.  Robert  Cassels. 

Robert  Forrest.  Mathew  Mitchell. 

Robert  Houston.  John  Orr,  jun. 

George  Allan.  William  Anderson. 

James  Lang. 

John  Kerr  Gray,  Clerk — A.  Nimmo,  Collector. 

Superintendent  of  Street  Cleaning — John  M'Neilage. 

water  commissioners — (Elected  annually  in  November. ) 


John  A.  Macfarlane. 
George  Raff. 
James  M'Lellan. 
Duncan  Hendry. 
Andrew  R.  Orr. 

John  Kerr  Gray,  Clerk. 


John  Black. 
Andrew  M'Lachlan. 
Alexander  Mackenzie. 
Robert  Cowan. 


GREENOCK  CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE. 

Charles  P.  Hunter,  Chairman. 
Colin  S.  Caird,  Treasurer. 

DIRECTORS. 

Robert  Cuthbert.  i         John  MacCunn. 


Andrew  Stewart. 
Robert  Binnie. 
James  Morton. 
James  J.  Grieve. 


Andrew  Lindsay. 
David  Johnstone. 
Robert  Blair. 
Neil  Broun. 


Thomas  King,  Secretary. 


CONSULS  AT  GREENOCK. 

Austrian  and  Sardinian,  John  Neill. 
Swedish  and  Norwegian,  T.  0.  Hunter. 


REGISTRARS  OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS,  &  MARRIAGES. 

West  Parish — John  Hislop,  Cathcart  street. 
Middle  Parish — Robert  Campbell,  Bank  street. 
East  Parish — John  Love,  Cathcart  street. 


34  APPENDIX. 


ADJUSTER  OF  IMPERIAL  WEIGHTS  AND  MEASURES. 

Meatus ^/d      i  John  Buch? ™*>  JW??  ^d  AdJuster' 
Liquid  Measures,  J  18'  Cathcart  street' 


TOWN  POLICE— Office,  Taylor's  Close. 

Alexander  Mann,  Superintendent  of  Town  Police — House,  15, 
Nelson  street.  One  Day  Sergeant,  One  Day  Corporal,  One 
Night  Sergeant,  One  Night  Corporal,  Two  Detectives  by  Day 
and  One  by  Night,  Nine  Day  Officers,  and  One  Day  Turnkey, 
21  Night  Watchmen,  One  Night  Turnkey.  Charles  Auld, 
M.D.,  Police  Surgeon — House,  5,  Houston  street,  Considting 
Rooms,  3,  Bank  street. 


HARBOUR  POLICE. 

Alexander  Mann,  Superintendent  of  the  Quay  and  Harbour 
Police — House,  15,  Nelson  street — with  11  Day  Officers, 
Four  Steamboat  do. ,  and  14  Night  Watchmen. 


GREENOCK  PRISON— Market  Street. 


John  Love,  Governor. 
Elizabeth  Boyd,  Matron. 
Hugh  M'Kay  and  Wm.  Ross, 
Male  Warders. 


Julia  Cameron,  Fern.  Warder. 
Arthur  Stewart,  Watchman. 
Donald  Brotchie,  Chaplain. 
Dr  J.  F.  Paton,  Surgeon. 


LOWER  WARD  COMMITTEE  OF  RENFREWSHIRE 
PRISON  BOARD. 

Provost  Hunter.  Provost  Birkmyre,  Port-Glas. 

Bailie  Grey.  I     Major  Darroch,  of  Gourock. 

John  Dunn,  Writer,  Paisley,  Clerk  to  the  Board. 


ENGINES  FOR  EXTINGUISHING  FIRES. 

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,  Taylor's  close.  George  Moffat,  11,  Charles 
street,  Superintendent  of  Engines. 


APPENDIX.  35 


MARKETS. 


Flesh  Market,  Market  street — George  Moffat,  Inspector  and 
Superintendent,  at  the  Market.  Besides,  a  Weekly  Market 
held  on  Friday,  Fairs,  each  of  three  days'  duration,  annually 
begin  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  Kilbarchan  Fair. 


GREENOCK  PAROCHIAL  BOARD— Rooms,  Captain 
Street. 

Mr  Hew  M'Ewraith,  Chairman  of  the  Board. 

The  Management  is  vested  in  a  Committee — sub-divided  into 

Committees  for  the  despatch  of  business — Alexander  Rodger, 

General  Convener. 

Thomas  Burton,  Collector — John  Malcom,  Inspector — 

John  M'Millan,  Assistant  Inspector. 

Barclay  Henry — James  L.  Lochead — William  J.  Marshall — 

District  Surgeons. 

James  Wallace,  House  Surgeon. 

Alex.  Campbell,  Officer. 

Archibald  Blair,  Governor,  and  Mrs.  M 'Arthur,  Matron  of 

Poor  House. 


GREENOCK  HOSPITAL  AND  INFIRMARY. 

Inverkip  Street — Established  1819. 

Sir  Michael  Robert  Shaw  Stewart,  Baronet,  M.P.,  President. 

The  Provost  of  Greenock,  Messrs  Adam  Fairrie,  and  Robert 

Macfie,  Vice-Presidents. 

Alexander  Rodger,  (Banker),  Treasurer. 

George  Williamson,  Secretary. 


COMMITTEE  OF  MANAGEMENT. 

Alan  Ker,  Chairman — Andrew  Tasker,  Deputy-Chairman. 

Thomas  M.  M'Farlane. 
Robert  M'Kenzie. 


The  Provost  of  Port -Glasgow. 
Robert  Cowan. 
William  M 'Arthur. 
William  Lindsay. 
Hugh  Cameron. 
James  Arbuckle. 
James  Morton. 
Andrew  Stewart. 


Dugald  Shankland. 
Mathew  Buchanan. 
Robert  Forrest. 
John  Walker. 
John  Erskine. 
Archibald  M'Kenzie. 


36  APPENDIX. 


MEDICAL  DEPARTMENT. 


Drs.  Paton,  Wallace,  Henry,  and  Fox. 
Moses  Thomas,  House  Surgeon— Mrs  Cottar,  Matron. 


LUNATIC  ASYLUM,  HILLEND. 

Robert  and  James  Thomson,  Managers. 
James  Mackie,  M.D.,  Physician. 


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 
13s.,  and  for  others  one  guinea. 

Chairman,  Allan  Park  Paton. 

William  Letham,  Treasurer  and  Secretary— E.  C.  Black, 
Librarian. 
In  1807  a  collection  of  Foreign  Literature  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.  Ten  Pounds  annually  from  the  general  funds 
are  applied  to  the  purchase  of  foreign  books.  The  Library  con- 
tains upwards  of  10,000  volumes,  and  has  above  200  subscribers. 
Attached  to  the  Institution  is  a  small  but  admirably  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,  on  the  payment 
of  a  small  sum  annually. 


GREENOCK  MECHANICS'  INSTITUTION. 

Sir  Michael  Street — Instituted  1836. 
John  Lennox,  President— Robert  Lang,  Treasurer. 
James  M'Cunn,  Secretary— David  Gow,  Curator  and  Librarian. 
The  Institution  comprises  a  Library  of  upwards  of  5000  vo- 
lumes ;  a  Reading  Room,  containing  almost  all  the  Metropolitan 
and  an  extensive  selection  of  the  Provincial  and  Local  News- 
papers, and  nearly  the  whole  of  the  popular  Periodicals,  Maga- 
zines, and  Reviews  of  the-  day— accessible  to  mechanics  and 
others  on  the  following  terms,  viz.,  Reading  Room,  Is.  6d.  per 
quarter;  occasional  visitors,  Id.  per  visit;  Library,  Is.  per  half- 
year. 


APPENDIX.  37 


CARTSDYKE  MECHANICS'  LIBRARY. 
5,  East  Blackball  Street — Instituted  1830. 

The  annual  payment  is  Two  Shillings.  The  management  is 
vested  in  a  Committee  of  21. 

Duncan  M  'Arthur,  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  10s.  yearly,  paid  in  advance. 
Strangers  residing  in  the  Town  for  not  more  than  six  weeks, 
admitted  gratis. 

James  Speirs,  Chairman. 


Committee. 


Henry  Erskine. 
Allan  Swan. 
James  Speirs. 
Charles  P.  Hunter. 
James  Wallace,  M.D. 

Allan  Swan,  Treasurer 


James  Maclellan. 
Andrew  Stewart. 
Robert  Mackenzie. 
Graham  Brymner. 


J.  H.  Teulon,  Keeper. — House,  Redbarn  Cottage,  6,  Roxburgh 
Street. 


GREENOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDINGS  AND  ASSEMBLY 
ROOMS— 27,  Cathcart  Street. 

Andrew  Tasker,  Treasurer  and  Secretary. 
Robert  Allan,  Keeper. — House,  49,  Shaw  Street. 


CHARITY  SCHOOL— Ann  Street, 
committee. 


Robert  Park. 
William  Martin. 
Donald  M 'Donald. 
Robert  Miller. 
Archd.  Denniston. 


Alex.  M'Gill. 
Archd.  Paton. 
Charles  Mills. 
Matthew  Buchanan. 
Duncan  M'Kellar. 


Thomas  Fairrie,  Treasurer ;  John  M.  Hutcheson,  Secretary. 
Thomas  Kay,  Teacher ;  J.  C.  Watson,  Assistant  do. 


38  APPENDIX. 


MARINE  BOARD  AND  SHIPPING  OFFICE, 
5,  Virginia  Street. 


LOCAL  MARINE  BOARD. 

Provost  of  Greenock  (ex  officio),  Chairman. 

NOMINEES  OF  THE  BOARD  OF  TRADE. 

Charles  C.  Scott.  Thomas  0.  Hunter. 

Thomas  Hamlin.  |  Robert  Steele. 

ELECTED   BY  THE   SHIPOWNERS. 

Robert  Cnthbert.  Robert  Miller. 

Alex.  Russell.  Andrew  Stewart. 

Archibald  Adam.  John  Kerr. 

Thomas  King,  Watt  Place,  Secretary. 

John  M'llvain,  Shipping  Master. 

James  Gilkison,  Deputy  Shipping  Master. 

John  Cameron,  Clerk. 

William  Cousar  and  John  Campbell,  Runners. 

The  Examinations  of  Masters  and  Mates  in  Seamanship  and 
Navigation  are  held  here  every  alternate  Thursday  and  Friday. 

Andrew  Small,  Examiner  in  Navigation. 

Examiner  in  Seamanship,  vacant. 


GREENOCK  CEMETERY, 
WELLINGTON  PARK  AND  WELL  PARK. 

COMMITTEE  OF  MANAGEMENT  FOR   1857. 

Bailie  Kincaid,  Messrs  Steele,  Shaw,  Gray,  Stewart,  Hunter, 
M'Hwraith,  and  Grieve. 

John  Gray,  Convener — W.  R.  M'Kelvie,  Superintendent.       -> 

Entrance  to  Cemetery — Near  Brachelston  Toll. 

Entrance  to  Wellington  Park — Head  of  Baker  street. 

Entrances  to  Well  Park — Lynedoch  street,   Regent  street, 
Bank  street,  and  Sir  John's  Brae. 


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TNVERKIP  STREET  AND  DUNCAN  STREET  BURYING 
GROUNDS. 

TABLE  OF  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  re-dressing  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  off  and  putting 

it  on, 2s.  Od. 

If  assistance  be  given  in  putting  in  a  mortsafe,  and  after- 
wards taking  it  out  and  re-dressing  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  off  or  putting  on  tombstone. 

IV.  Where  a  body  belonging  to  the  working-classes  is  conveyed 
in  a  hearse,  without  reference  to  the  number  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  or  putting  on  tombstone. 

CHILDREN.* 

I.  Where  the  body  is  conveyed  in  a  chaise. 

For  digging  and  filling  in  the  grave, 4s.  Od. 

For  taking  off  and  putting  on  tombstone, 2s.  Od. 

If  assistance  be  given  in  putting  in  a  mortsafe,  and  after- 
wards taking  out  and  re-dressing  the  ground, Is.  6d> 

*  To  include  in  this  term  only  those  under  twelve  years  of  age. 


APPENDIX.  41 


II.  Where  the  body  is  carried  on  hand-spokes  or  brought  in  a 
chaise. 

For  digging  and  filling  in  the  grave, 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 
intimation  to  the  Chamberlain,  at  the  time  of  giving  such  inti- 
mation 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,  Vice-Chairman. 

Andrew  Lindsay,  Robert  Steele,  J.  C.  Buchanan,  A.  Anderson, 

and  John  Rodger,  jun. 

David  Crawford,  Clerk — Peter  Morison,  Superintendent. 

James  Brown,  Collector. 


MILLS  ON  THE  SHAWS  WATER  FALLS. 

Saw  Mill,  (faU  No.  1,  old  line,)  descent  26  feet,  46  horse-power. 

Barley,  Corn,  and  Flour  Mills,  (faU  No.  2,  old  line,)  descent  24 
feet,  43  horse-power — M'Kenzie  and  Walker. 

Flour,  Mill,  (fall  No.  3,  old  line,)  descent   17  feet,  30  horse- 
power—Bakers' Mill  Company— Muir  and  Brodie. 

Logwood  Mill,  (fall  No.  4,  old  line,)— 

Foundry,  do.  do.         — A.  and  W.  Johnston. 

Chemical  Work,    do.  do.         — John  Poynter. 

Descent  26  feet,  46  horse-power. 

Chemical  Works,  (fall  No.  5,  old  line,)  descent  22  feet,  39  horse- 
power— John  Poynter. 

d2 


42  APPENDIX. 


Rice  Mill,  (fall  No.  6,  old  line,)  descent  19  feet,  34  horse-power 
— Neil  Campbell. 

Sail  Cloth  Mill,  (fall  No.  7,  old  line,)  descent  28  feet,  50  horse- 
power— Gourock  Ropework  Company. 

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  inches, 
42  horse-power — Whytocks  and  Sutherland. 

Dyeing,  Carding,  and  Milling  Mills,  (fall  No.  11,  old  line,)  descent 
10  feet,  18  horse-power — Robert  Houston. 

Worsted  Manufactory,  (fall  No.  12,  old  line, )  descent  29  feet  6  in. , 
53  horse-power ;  also,  No.  13,  descent  20  feet,  36  horse-power 
— Fleming,  Reid,  and  Co. 

Paper  Mill  (fall  No.  18,  old  line,)  descent  30  feet,  54  horse- 
power— Brown,  Stewart  and  Co. 

Flour  Mill,  &c,  (fall  No.  1,  new  line,)  descent  14  feet,  29 horse- 
power— George  Allan,  jun. 

Foundry,  &c.',  (fall  No.  2,  new  line,)  descent  45  feet,  81  horse- 
power— Scott,  Sinclair  and  Co. 

Flour  and  Corn  Mills,  Deer  Park,  (fall  No.  3,  new  line,)  descent 
18  feet,  32  horse-power — W.  Service  and  Co. 

Sugar  Refinery,  (fall  No.  4,  new  line,)  descent  21  feet,  38  horse- 
power— Blair,  Reid  and  Steele. 

Sugar  Refinery,  (fall  Nos.  5  and  7,  12  feet,  21|  horse-power,  new 
line,)  descent  47  feet,  38  horse-power — Pattens  and  Co. 

Foundry,  (fall  Nos.  5  and  6,  12  feet,  21|  horse-power,  new  line,) 
descent  47  feet,  26  horse-power — Macnab  and  Clark. 

Sugar  Refinery,  12  feet  fall,  21^  horse-power — Anderson,  Orr 
and  Company. 

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. 


CALEDONIAN  RAILWAY  COMPANY. 

William  Johnstone,  Esq. ,  Banker,  Glasgow,  Chairman. 
Thomas  Salkeld,  Esq.,  Holm  Hill,  Carlisle,  Deputy-Chairman. 

DIRECTORS. 

Thomas  M'Micking,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Glasgow. 
Thomas  Price,  Esq.,  11,  Langham  Place,  London. 
Daniel  Ainslie,  Esq. ,  48,  Moray  Place,  Edinburgh. 
Lieut. -Colonel  Brandreth,  Hyning,  Kendal. 
Philip  Black,  Esq.,  Glasgow. 
John  M'Dowall,  Esq.,     do. 
Thomas  Hill,  Esq.,  do. 

Robert  Towers,  Esq. ,      do. 


APPENDIX.  43 


GREENOCK  RAILWAY  GUARANTEED  COMPANY. 

DIRECTORS. 

Robert  Steele,  Esq.,  Chairman. 
William  Whitmore.  ]  Archibald  Glen  Kidston. 

James  Tasker.  I  Thomas  Turner. 

Arehd.  M'Kellar,  Secretary— Office,  2,  Church  Place. 


INSURANCE  OFFICES  AND  AGENTS. 

Accidental  Death  Insurance  Company — John  Sutherland. 

Age  Life — John  Mackenzie. 

Anchor  Assurance  Company — James  Alexander. 

Atlas  Fire  and  Life— John  Johnston. 

British  Guarantee — David  Crawford. 

British  Provident  Life  and  Fire — W.  R.  Muir. 

Caledonian  Fire  and  Life— William  M'Clure,  Archd.  M'Kellar, 

and  William  T.  Templeton. 
Church  of  England  Fire  and  Life— John  Black. 
Colonial  Life — Eccles,  Templeton  and  Co. 
County  Fire — George  Todd. 
Defender  Fire  and  Life— Alexander  Stuart. 
Edinburgh  Life— C.  D.  Lamont. 

Emperor  Life  and  Fire  Assurance  Society— Robert  Campbell. 
English  and  Scottish  Law  Life— Thomas  King. 
Fire  Insurance  Company  of  Scotland— James  Welsh,  Thomas 

King,  and  John  Johnston. 
General  Fire  and  Life— R.  S.  M'Morland. 
Globe  Insurance  Company — Andrew  Tasker. 
Guardian  Fire  and  Life — R.  W.  Robertson. 
Hope  Mutual  Life  and  Guarantee  Society. 
Industrial  and  General  Deposit— Allan  Weir. 
Imperial  Fire  and  Life— M 'II wraith,  Smith  and  Co. 
Kent  Mutual  Fire  and  Life— Archibald  M'Kellar. 
Lancashire  Insurance  Company— Resident  Law  Agent,  D.  R. 

Crawford.     Agents,  Alexander  Miller;  Allan  Swan,  writer; 

J.  Brymner,  accountant,  Greenock  Bank;  and  J.  F.  Mackay. 
Leeds  and  Yorkshire  Fire  and  Life— John  Sutherland. 
Life  Association  of  Scotland— D.  Maclean,  and  James  M'Lellan 

and  Co. 
London  Indisputable  Life— John  Macdougall. 
London  Assurance  Corporation  Fire  and  Life— Eccles,  Temple- 
ton, and  Co. 
Liverpool  and  London  Fire  and  Life— E.  Connal  and  Co.,  D. 

Campbell,   Allan  Swan,  John  Brymner,— D.  R.  Crawford, 

Resident  Secretary. 
Manchester  and  Star  United  Fire— Thomas  King. 
Marine  and  General  Travellers— Wm.  R.  Muir. 
Medical,  Invalid,  and  General  Life— Allan  Park  Paton. 


44  APPENDIX. 


Monarch  Fire  and  Life — James  Brownlie. 

National  Fire  and  Life — R.  Wright  and  Andrew  Stewart  and  Co. 

North  British — John  Black,  Thomas  0.  Hunter,  John  Johnston, 

and  Thomas  Stark. 
Northern — R.  W.  Robertson,  Salmon  and  Macfarlane,  James 

Alexander,  James  Turner,  jun.,  and  A.  Rodger. 
North  of  England— Archibald  Denniston  and  C.  D.  Lamont. 
Norwich  Union  Fire — Alexander  Stuart. 
Norwich  Union  Life — Alexander  Stuart. 
Palladium  Life — David  Crawford. 
Promoter  Life — William  M'Clure. 
Phoenix  Fire — J.  Miller,  J.  Macdougall,  and  Wm.  Lindsay  and 

Co. 
Professional  Life — John  H.  Teulon. 
Plate-Glass  Universal  Fire— J.  Morrison  and  Sons. 
Railway  Passenger  Life — Allan  Park  Paton  and  Jas.  Gilchrist. 
Royal  Farmers'  General  Fire  and  Life  and  Hail  Storm  Insurance 

Institution — Archibald  M'Callum. 
Royal  Insurance   Fire  and  Life — R.    Jamieson  and   Co.    and 

M' Arthur  and  Binnie. 
Scottish  Amicable  Life — Allan  Park  Paton. 
Scottish  Equitable  Life — Alexander  Rodger. 
Scottish  Union  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Company — Robert  Little 

and  Allan  Park  Paton. 
Scottish  Widows'  Fund — Archibald  M'Kellar. 
Scottish  Provident  Institution — Archibald  Denniston  and  A.  0. 

Leitch. 
Scottish  Provincial  Fire  and  Life — Williamson  and  Glassford 

and  Peter  Cunningham. 
Solvency  Mutual  Guarantee  Company — Archibald  M'Kellar. 
Standard  Life— James  Miller  and  G.  Brymner. 
Sun  Fire  and  Life — Gray  and  Buchanan. 

Times  Fire  and  Plate-Glass  Assurance  Society — John  Duncan. 
United  Guarantee  and  Life  Assurance — James  Inglis. 
West  of  England  Fire  and  Life — H.  T.  Patten  and  George  Raff. 
Yorkshire  Fire  and  Life — Mann  and  Sutherland. 


TRADE  PROTECTION  SOCIETY. 
Resident  Solicitor,  D.  R.  Crawford. 


PUBLIC    OFFICES. 


Assembly  Rooms,  27,  Cathcart  street — Robert  Allan,  Keeper. 

Baron  Bailie's  Office,  Mansion  House. 

Caledonian  Railway  Company's  Office,  25,  Cathcart  street. 

Clerk  to  Commissioners  on  Property  and  Income  Tax,  Union 
Bank  Buildings,  2,  Church  Place,  Robert  Salmon.— Assessor 
of  Income  Tax,  John  Gillespie,  8,  Jamaica  street. 


APPENDIX. 


45 


Chamber  of  Commerce  of  Greenock,  incorporated  by  Royal 
Charter  in  1813— Charles  P.  Hunter,  Chairman;  Thomas 
King,  Secretary. 

Coffee  Room  (Exchange),  Assembly  Room  Buildings,  27,  Cath- 
cart  street — Robert  Allan,  Keeper. 

Coffee  Room,  2,  Cathcart  square— John  H.  Teulon,  Keeper. 

Collector  of  Harbour  Dues,  &c,  Customhouse  Buildings — Archi- 
bald Shannon,  Collector. 

Customhouse,  Steamboat  Quay. 

Fishery  Office,  3,  Bank  street — Inspector,  Lawrence  Lamb ; 
Local  Inspector,  John  M'Kiver. 

Gas  Works,  27,  Crawford  street— Instituted  1828— A.  Ritchie, 
Manager. 

Greenock  Advertiser  and  Clyde  Commercial  Journal  Office,  29, 
Hamilton  street. 

Greenock  Herald  and  General  Advertiser  Office,  40,  Cathcart 
street. 

Greenock  Telegraph  and  Clyde  Shipping  Gazette  Office,  8,  Ha- 
milton street. 

Harbour  Masters'  Office,  11,  East  India  Breast — John  Miller, 
Harbour  Master;  Robert  Ker  and  Robert  Atkins,  Depute 
Harbour  Masters. 

Liland  Revenue  Office  (late  Excise),  Customhouse  Buildings. 

Inland  Revenue  Office  (Stamps  and  Taxes),  Customhouse  Build- 
ings— Robert  Jamieson,  Distributor  of  Stamps,  and  Collector 
of  Assessed  and  Income  Taxes  for  the  Counties  of  Renfrew 
and  Bute. 

Justice  of  Peace  Clerk's  Office,  County  Buildings,  4,  Bank  street 
— James  Inglis,  Depute  Clerk. 

Lloyd's  Register  of  British  and  Foreign  Shipping,  2,  West  Quay 
Head— John  Barr  Cumming,  and  Thos.  Oongden,  Surveyors. 
Thomas  0.  Hunter,  Agent,  16,  William  street. 

Master  of  Works'  Office,  1,  East  India  Breast — William  Allison, 
Master  of  Works. 

Parochial  Board  Rooms,  Poorhouse,  Captain  street — J.  Malcom, 
Inspector. 

Police  Office,  Taylor's  close — Alexander  Mann,  Superintendent 
of  Town  and  Harbour  Police. 

Poor  Rates  Office,  Parochial  Board  Rooms,  Captain  street — 
Thomas  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,  3,  Church  Place— Thomas  M'Millan,  Postmaster. 

Procurator  Fiscal's  Office  (Burgh),  6,  Hamilton  street — Archd. 
M'Callum,  Fiscal. 

Procurator  Fiscal's  Office  (Lower  Ward  of  the  County),  24, 
Hamilton  street — Robert  Blair,  Fiscal. 

Registrars  of  Births,  Deaths,  and  Marriages. — West  Parish, 
John  Hislop,  Cathcart  street — Middle  Parish,  Robert  Camp- 
bell, Bank  street — East  Parish,  John  Love,  Cathcart  street. 

Register  Office  for  Seamen,  5,  Virginia  street — John  M'llvain, 
Shipping  Master. 


46  APPENDIX. 


Shaws  Water  Joint  Stock  Company's  Office,  49,  Rue -end  street- 
James  Brown,  Collector  ;  Peter  Morrison,  Superintendent. 

Sheriff  Clerk's  Office,  County  Buildings,  4,  Bank  street — James 
Inglis,  Depute  Clerk. 

Sheriff  Court  House,  County  Buildings,  4,  Bank  street. 

Town  Assessment  Office,  6,  Hamilton  street — Andrew  Nimmo, 
Collector.     Open  from  10  a.m.  till  4  p.m. ,  and  from  7  to  9  p.m. 

Town  Clerk's  Office,  Town  Buildings,  6,  Hamilton  street — John 
K.  Cray,  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  Wednes- 
day, at  half-past  10  o'clock,  and  every  Friday,  at  11  o'clock 
forenoon  during  Session. 

Sheriff — Robert  Macfarlane. 

Sheriff-Substitute,  Hugh  Lyon  Tennent. 

Sheriff-Substitutes— David  Crawford  and  A.  M'Kellar,  in  absence 

of  Hugh  Lyon  Tennent. 

Procurator-Fiscal — Robert  Blair. 

Clerk — Peter  Henderson.     Depute-Clerk — James  Inglis. 

Depute-Clerks — Archd.  M'Callum  and  David  R.  Crawford,  in 

the  absence  of  James  Inglis. 

Auditor — James  Inglis. 

Bar-Officer — James  Crookshanks. 


SHERIFF  SMALL  DEBT  COURT. 

Held  in  the  County  Buildings,  4,  Bank  Street,  every  Wednes- 
day, at  half-past  11  o'clock.  Continued  cases  are  disposed 
of  after  the  new  cases. 

Sheriff— Robert   Macfarlane.     Sheriff-Substitute — Hugh    Lyon 

Tennent.     Clerk — Peter  Henderson.     Depute-Clerk — ■ 

James  Inglis.     Bar-Officer — James  Crookshanks. 


BURGH  AND  POLICE  COURTS. 

Held  in  the  Town  Hall,  6,  Hamilton  street,  every  lawful  day, 
except  Tuesdays  and  Fridays,  at  10  o'clock. 

Judges — The   Sheriff,  Provost,    and   Bailies.     Assessor — Town 

Clerk.     Prosecutor — Procurator-Fiscal,  Archibald 

M'Callum.     Surgeon— Charles  Aidd,  M.D. 


APPENDIX.  47 


JUSTICE  OF  PEACE  COURT. 


Held  in  the  County  Buildings,  4,  Bank  street,  every  Thursday. 

JUSTICES  OP  THE  PEACE. 

Macnaughtan,  P.        Lindsay,  Andrew. 
Robertson,  Wm.         McDonald,  Donald. 
Stewart,  Sir  Michael  MacCunn,  John. 

Robert  Shaw. 
Blair,  Robert. 
Campbell,  Dn.  A. 
Grieve,  James  J. 
Hunter,  Chas.  P. 
Kerr,  John. 

Clerk — Alexander  Gibson.     Depute-Clerk — James  Inglis. 

Procurator-Fiscal — Daniel  M'Lean. 

Bar-Officer — James  Crookshanks. 

Small  Debt  Court  held  every  Thursday,  at  11  o'clock  forenoon. 


Brown,  Matthew. 
Campbell,  Neil. 
Darroch,  Major. 
Duff,  James. 
Fleming,  John. 
Hamlin,  Thomas. 
Hunter,  Thomas  0. 
Jamieson,  Robert. 
Johnston,  David. 


Neill,  John. 
Stewart,  Andrew. 
Tasker,  Andrew. 
Sheriff-Substitute. 
Provost  and  Bailies 
ex  officiis. 


COMMISSARY  COURT. 

Held  at  Paisley  every  Thursday,  at  11  o'clock  forenoon. 

Commissary — Robert  Macfarlane. 

Depute — R.  Robertson  Glasgow.     Clerk— John  Bartlemore. 


QUARTER  SESSIONS. 

Held  at  Greenock  first  Tuesday  of  May  and  last  Tuesday  of 
October. 
Meetings  for  licensing  Publicans  for  the  parishes  of  Greenock, 
Port-Glasgow,  Kilmalcolm,  and  Inverkip,  first  Tuesday  of 
May,  and  last  Tuesday  of  October.  Appeal  Court  held  on 
the  15th  of  May.  Applications  for  licenses  (printed  forms  of 
which  may  be  had  at  the  A  dvertiser  Office,  and  of  John  Hislop, 
R.  A.  Baird,  and  Robert  Stewart,  booksellers,  must  be  lodged 
at  least  ten  days  previous  to  the  day  of  meeting. 


INCOME-TAX  COMMISSIONERS. 

The  Sheriff  of  the  County.  I   Duncan  Darroch,  of  Gourock. 

Sheriff-Substitute  at  Greenock.  |   Robert  Macfie,  of  Langhouse. 

W.  C.  Graham  Bontine,  of  Ardoch. 

Sir  Michael  Robert  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart.,  M.P. 

John  Hall  Maxwell  of  Dargavel,  C.B. 

Robert  Salmon,  Clerk. — John  Gillespie,  Assessor. 


48 


APPENDIX. 


LIEUTENANCY  OF  RENFREWSHIRE. 

Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Glasgow,  Lord-Lieutenant. 
Colonel  "William  Mure,  of  Caldwell,  Vice-Lieutenant. 
Archibald  Campbell,  of  Blythswood,  Convener. 

DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS. 


Alexander,  Boyd,  of  Balloch- 
myle  and  Southbar. 

Blantyre,  Lord. 

Campbell,   Archd.   of  Blyths- 
wood. 

Darroch,  Major,  of  Gourock. 

Bontine,  R.  C.,  of  Gartmore. 

Greenock,  Provost  of. 

Henderson,  John,  of  Park. 

Houston,    Ludovic,    of   John- 
stone. 

Harvey,   John,   of  Castlesem- 
ple. 

Maxwell,  Sir  John,  of  Pollok, 
Bart. 

Maxwell,  John  Hall,  C.B.,  of 
Dargavel. 


Macdowall,  Colonel  D.  H.,  of 
Garthland. 

Napier,  Sir  R.  J.  M. ,  of  Napier, 
Bart. 

Paisley,  Provost  of, 

Porterfield,  J.  C.  of  Porter- 
field. 

Richardson,  James,  of  Ral- 
ston. 

Renfrew,  Provost  of. 

Speirs,  Thomas,  of  Blackston. 

Stewart,  Sir  Michael  R.  Shaw, 
Bart. ,  M.  P. ,  of  Greenock  and 
Blackball. 

Stirling,  Capt.  James,  of  Glen- 
tyan,  R.N. 


Clerk  of  Lieutenancy — Robert  Rodger. 


COMMISSIONERS    OF   SUPPLY   AND   ASSESSED   TAX 

COMMISSIONERS  FOR  THE  LOWER  WARD 

OF  THE  COUNTY. 


The  Sheriff  of  the  County. 

Hugh  Lyon  Tennent,  Sheriff- 
Substitute  of  Greenock. 

Duncan  Darroch  of  Gourock. 

Sir  Michael  R.  Shaw  Stewart, 
Bart.,  M.P. 

Admiral  Sir  H.  Stewart,  R.N. 

Wm.  M.  S.  Stewart  of  Loch- 
nagar. 


Robert  Cunningham  Cunning- 
ham Graham  of  Gartmore. 

William  Cunningham  Graham 
Bontine  of  Ardoch,  Finlay- 
stone. 

James  Scott  of  Kelly. 

James  Anderson  of  Highholm. 

The  Provost  of  Port-Glasgow. 

The  Provost  of  Greenock. 


James  Caldwell,  Clerk  of  Supply,  Paisley. 
David  Crawford,  Clerk  of  Assessed  Taxes,  Greenock. 


WRITERS. 

David  Crawford,  Dean  of  Faculty. 

David  Glassford,  Treasurer. — John  Black,  Fiscal. 

A.  Denniston,  Secretary. 


APPENDIX. 


40 


1825     P  Robert  Blair. 
1849     P  John  Black. 
1815  *P  David  Crawford. 
1853    p  David  R.  Crawford. 
1856     *  James  H.  Crawford. 

1838  *P  Hugh  Dempster. 
1840  *p  Archibald  Denniston. 
1821  *p  David  Classford. 

1839  P  John  Kerr  Gray. 

1853  p  James  Inglis. 
1838   *p  Thomas  King. 

1845  *p  Archd.  Langwill,  jun. 
1824  *P  Crawford  Muir. 

1854  *p  Claud  Marshall,  jun. 
1849    p  Archibald  M 'Galium. 
1837     p  William  M'Clure. 
1835     P  Hew  M'llwraith. 


1845  *p  Archibald  M'Kellar. 
1850    p  Alex.  MacDonald. 

1848  *P  John  Macdougall. 

1849  P  Daniel  Maclean. 
1854    P  Dnl.  W.  Macfarlane. 

1846  P  Robert  Neill. 
1856     P  Stewart  Neill. 
1841   *    Allan  Park  Paton. 
1829  *p  Henry  T.  Patten. 

1850  P  Robert  Salmon. 
1849     P  Allan  Swan. 

1819  *P  Jas.  Turner,  London. 
1822  *p  James  Turner,  jun. 
1854     P  Allan  Weir. 
1844    P  George  Williamson. 
1846     P  Robert  Wright. 
1821     p  Archibald  Yuill. 


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  SURGEONS. 
(For  addresses,  see  General  Directory. ) 


1829  Auld,  Charles,  M.D. 

1844  Bryson,  James  H. 

1825  Davidson,  William,  M.D. 

1835  Donnelly,  T.  H.,  M.D. 
1856  Dowie,  E.  T.,  M.D. 

1836  Fox,  John,  M.D. 
1833  Henry,  Barclay,  M.D. 
1814  Hill,  Ninian,  M.D. 

1845  Kelso,  Alexander. 
1836  Laurie,  W.  L.,  M.D. 


Lochhead,  James  L. 

1831  MacCall,  T.  S.,  M.D. 
1820  Mackie,  James,  M.D. 
1855  Marshall,  William  J. 
1810  M'Lean,  L. 

1855  Paton,  James  F. 
1842  Richmond,  A.  F.,  M.D. 
1831  Shortridge,  Saml,  M.D. 
1833  Stewart,  A.  D.,  M.O. 

Wallace,  James,  M.D. 


The  figures  opposite  the  names  denote  the  year  in  which  they 
were  licensed. 


CUSTOMHOUSE— Steamboat  Quay. 

Collector,  J.  F.  Moore  Hodder — Comptroller,  William  Bellamy. 
Long-Room  Clerks — Thomas  King,  Uttrick  Walton,  Jas.  Little, 
Stewart  Macalister,  Hugh  Macgregor,  Duncan  M'Intyre,  and 
Archd.  Gardiner. 

Duncan  M'Farlane,  Messenger. 
John  Evans,  Landing  Surveyor  and  Surveyor  of  Warehouses. 
Searchers,  Landing  Waiters,  and  Coast  Waiters, — Neil  Leitch, 
Robert  Morison,  John  Clelland,  W.  S.  Elliot,  A.  C.  Lines, 
Hugh  S.  Main,  John  Ritchie,  and  John  Russell. 


50 


APPENDIX. 


Medical  Superintendent  of  Quarantine,  Charles  Auld,  M.D„ 
Tide  Surveyors,  Edwin  Hanly  and  William  Craig. 

Superintendent  of  Lockers  and  Weighers,  John  M'Dougall. 
Lockers— Samuel  Jack,  Aulay  M'Aulay,  Robert  Kerr,  Neil 

Gray,  William  Muir,  George  Clubb,  Robert  Tyre,  William 

Trapps,    Peter  MTntyre,    Charles  M'Pherson,  and  James 

Lyon. 
Weighers — John  Orr,  Malcolm  M'Larty,  Richard  Jones,  Isaac 

Flucker,  William  Macfie,  George  Bear,  William  Poison,  and 

James  Johnston. 


TIDEWAITERS — FIRST  CLASS. 


M.  A.  Dodd. 
John  Ford. 
Robert  Main, 
E.  W.  Ward. 


John  Ramsay. 
Wm.  Comrie. 
P.  M'Farlane. 
A.  W.  Blackwell. 


Arkley. 

W.  M 'Master. 

Chalmers. 


James  Gilchrist. 
Alex.  M'Gilvray. 
James  Campbell. 
Hugh  Ritchie. 
Nicol  MTntyre. 


SECOND   CLASS. 

R.  Fyfe. 
J.  Rutherford. 
R.  Smith. 
J.  King. 
J.  Blair. 


J.  M'Lean. 
J.  Robertson. 
R.  Fry. 
Hugh  Hutton. 


BOATMEN — FIRST  CLASS. 

Donald  Poison,   Andrew  Couper,  Samuel  Kemsley,  and  David 
Poison. 

SECOND  CLASS. 

Jas.   Callighan,  T.   Griffiths,  John  M'Lean,  R.   M 'Arthur,  R. 

Brown,  and  A.  White. 

House-keeper,  Ann  Stevenson. 

Hours  of  attendance  for  the  despatch  of  Public  Business' — In- 
door Department,  from  Ten  till  Four ;  Out-door  and  Ware- 
house 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.  The  following  Holidays  are 
observed  : — Christmas  Day,  Good  Friday,  and  the  Anniver- 
sary of  the  Birth -day  of  Her  Majesty. 


LIST  OF  BONDED  WAREHOUSES  LN  GREENOCK. 
And  where  respectively  situated. 


Nos. 


Where  Situate. 

1  West  Quay. 

2  Do. 

3  Do. 

4  Do. 


Nos. 

Where  Situate 

22 

West  Quay. 

24 

Do. 

29 

Do. 

31 

Do. 

APPENDIX 

51 

Nos. 

Where  Situate. 

Nos. 

Where  Situate. 

34 

West  Quay. 

19 

Rue- end  street. 

6 

Charles  street. 

20 

Do. 

7 

High  Vermel. 

32 

St.  Andrew  street. 

30 

Do. 

14 

Timber  Pond,  Port-Glas- 

8 

Crawford  street. 

gow  R,oad. 

40 

Nicholson  street. 

38 

Virginia  street. 

41 

Do. 

12 

Chapel  street. 

25 

West  Blackhall  street. 

16 

Bogle  street. 

35 

Do. 

11 

Do. 

36 

Do. 

28 

Do. 

27 

Clarence  street,  Ardgowan 

10 

Mansionhouse  Lane. 

street,  G-lebe. 

23 

Do. 

39 

Do. 

9 

Vaults,  Assembly  Room 

42 

Chapel  street. 

Cathcart  street. 

44 

East  Stewart  street. 

37 

Shaw  street. 

45 

Cartsburn  street. 

13 

Customhouse  Buildings. 

5 

Rue -end  street. 

33 

Do. 

17 

Do. 

21 

Excise  Buildings. 

18 

Do. 

John  M'Dougall, 

Superintendent. 

INLAND  REVENUE  OFFICE  (STAMPS  AND  TAXES). 

Customhouse  Buildings. 

Robert  Jamieson,  Distributor  of  Stamps,  and  Collector  of  As- 
sessed and  Income  Taxes  for  the  Comities  of  Renfrew  and 
Bute. 

Clerks — John  Reid,  John  Hunter,  and  Robert  Muir. 

Open  from  9  a.m.  till  4  p.m.  ;  and  on  Saturdays  from  10  till  1. 


INLAND  REVENUE  OFFICE  (LATE  EXCISE). 
Customhouse  Buildings. 

Colin  Campbell,  Collector. 
Peter  Conacher,  and  Robert  W.  Train,  Clerks. 

Greenock  District. 

Anthony  Rogers,  Supervisor. 

Out-door   Officers — William  M'Innes,  Leonard  Fleming,  John 

Stuart,  John  G.  Blench,  Thomas  P.  Douglas,  and  Adam  Nisbit. 

Housekeepers— Janet  and  Catherine  Hunter. 

Open  every  lawful  day  from  9  morning  till  3  afternoon. 


FISHERY  OFFICE— Bank  Street. 

Local  Inspector,  John  M'Kiver. 
Inspector,  Laurence  Lamb. 


52  APPENDIX. 


BANKING-HOUSES. 

GREENOCK  BANK— 29,  Cathcart  Street. 
Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon— shuts  at  12  on 
Saturdays.  Draws  on  Bank  of  England,  and  Branches  ;  Union 
Bank  of  London  ;  Jones,  Lloyd  and  Co. ,  London ;  Liverpool 
Boro'  Bank,  Liverpool ;  Belfast  Bank  and  Branches ;  Bank 
of  Ireland,  and  Branches ;  and  all  the  principal  towns  in 
Britain,  Canada,  and  Australia. 

Alexander  Thomson,  Manager. 
John  Thomson,  Cashier — and  John  Johnstone,  Deputy- Cashier. 

John  Brymner,  Accountant. 

Roderick  M'Leod,  John  Symington,  jun.,  Alexander  Campbell, 

jun.,  and  Wm.  N.  A.  Aitken,  Clerks. 

Robert  Ferguson,  Porter — House,  Mansion-house  Lane. 


UNION  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND— 1,  Hamilton  Street. 

Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon — shuts  at  12  noon 
on  Saturdays.     Draws  on  Glyn  and  Co.,  London;  Union  Bank 
of  Scotland,  Glasgow  and  Edinburgh,  and  all  their  Branches; 
on  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland,  and  all  the  principal  towns 
in  England  and  Ireland. 
Agent,  Andrew  Anderson.     Cashier,  Colin  Lamont,  jun. 
Accountant,  C.  D.  Lamont. 
Alexander  Todd,  Porter — House,  2,  Church  Place. 


BANK  OF  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  ;  Manchester  and  Liverpool  District  Bank,  and 
Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland;  and  on  all  the  principal  towns 
in  British  and  Foreign  Parts. 

Agent,  Thomas  Stark. 

Teller,  Peter  Ballingall.    Clerks,  Henry  Maclellan,  John  Atkins, 

R.  W.  G.  Shortridge,  and  James  MacCunn. 


CLYDESDALE  BANK— 7,  Hamilton  Street. 

Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon — shuts  at  12  on 
Saturdays.  Draws  on  Barnett,  Hoares  and  Co. ,  London ; 
Clydesdale  Bank,  Glasgow  and  Edinburgh  ;  on  the  principal 
towns  in  Britain;  and  on  the  Commercial  Bank  of  the  Mid- 
land District,  Canada. 

Agent,  Alexander  Rodger. 

Accountant,  Peter  Cunningham.     Teller,  A.  M.  Humphreys. 

Clerk,  W.  H.  Smith. 

Alexander  Stewart,  Porter — House  at  the  Bank. 


APPENDIX.  53 


BRITISH  LINEN  COMPANY— 16,  William  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;  Samuel  Smith  and  Co.,  Derby  and  Nottingham; 
Carlisle  and  Cumberland  Bank;  Carlisle  and  Branches,  and 
on  all  the  principal  towns  in  Britain ;  also,  in  New  York, 
Bank  of  Montreal  and  Branches;  Bank  of  Upper  Canada  and 
Branches ;  and  on  English,  Scottish,  and  Australian  Bank, 
Sydney  and  Melbourne. 

Agent,  Thomas  Oliphant  Hunter. 
TeUer,  WiUiam  Philp.     Clerk,  M.  M'C.  Brown. 


ROYAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND— 38,  Cathcart  Street* 
Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon — shuts  at  12  on 
Saturdays.     Draws  on  Coutts  and  Co.,  London;  on  the  Bank 
of  England  and  Branches;  the  Bank  of  Ireland  and  Branches; 
and  on  all  the  principal  towns  in  Britain. 
Agent,  Thomas  Turner.     Accountant,  James  Brownlie. 
Teller,  Robert  Burrell.     Clerk,  Ebenezer  Macrae. 


CITY  OF  GLASGOW  BANK-^8,  Cathcart  Street. 

Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon — shuts  at  12  on 
Saturdays.  Draws  on  Smith,  Payne  and  Smiths,  London  ; 
and  grants  Letters  of  Credit  on  the  principal  towns  in  Scot- 
land, England,  and  Ireland.  Has  a  Savings  Bank  in  connec- 
tion with  the  Branch,  in  which  sums  of  one  shilling  and 
upwards  are  received. 

Agent,  James  J.  Grieve. 
Accountant,  David  Aitken.     Clerk,  James  Dick. 


PROVIDENT  BANK— 3,  Church  Place. 
Open  every  day  from  12  till  3  o'clock  p.m.  ,  and  on  Saturday  from 
12  to  1  o'clock,  and  on  the  evenings  of  Monday,  Wednesday, 
and  Saturday,  from  half-past  6  till  8  o'clock. 

Alexander  Murray  Dunlop,  Esq.,  M.P.,  President. 
Robert  Blair,  Esq. ,  Chairman. 


directors. 


Messrs  William  Steele. 

Coll  James  Turner. 
Colin  Caird. 
Wdliam  Kelly. 
Matt.  Buchanan. 
Andrew  Laing. 
John  M 'Naught. 
Colin  Lamont,  jun. ,  Cashier 


Messrs  J.  C.  Buchanan. 
,,      Thomas  Ballantine. 
,,      John  B.  Paterson. 
,,      John  Rennie. 
,,      Thomas  B.  Rowan. 
,,      James  Hamdton. 
,,      John  H.  CarmichaeL 
Thomas  King,  Secretary. 


Accountant,  John  Adam.     Clerk,  John  Robinson. 

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WEST  OR  OLD  PARISH. 

Rev.  J.  M.  M'Culloch,  D.D.— Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart. , 

M.P.,  Patrcn. 

John  Hislop,  Session-Clerk. 

James  Inglis,  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 
Market  street,  round  the  westmost  corner  of  Market  street, 
along  the  Police  Boundary  line  to  Bogle  street,  to  John  Gray's 
Stores,  running  up  Bogle  street,  taking  west  side  thereof,  to 
Mrs  Fairlie's  Property  inclusive,  running  along  west  part  of 
Regent  street  to  Lynedoch  street,  up  said  street,  taking  the 
west  side  thereof  to  Reservoir,  round  south  side  of  Reservoir 
to  the  westmost  extremity  thereof,  from  thence  running  south- 
ward, crossing  Drumfrochar  Road  up  to  Whin  Hill,  including 
all  the  streets  west  and  south  of  said  Boundary. 

INSTITUTIONS  IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THE  CONGREGATION. 

Sabbath  Classes  for  the  Young  in  the  Session-house  and  Ves- 
try, in  Charity  School,  in  Nicholson  Street  School,  and  in 
Tobago  Street  School,  at  5  o'clock  p.m. 

Minister's  Weekly  Classes  for  Sabbath  School  Teachers,  on 
Tuesday  Evenings. 

"  West  Church  Association  for  Religious  Purposes  " — under 
the  direction  of  the  Kirk-Session  and  a  Committee  of  Gentlemen 
appointed  by  the  Congregation. 

Parochial  Association  in  aid  of  the  Schemes  of  the  General 
Assembly — James  H.  Crawford,  Treasurer. 


MIDDLE  OR  NEW  PARISH. 

Rev.    James    R.    Brown,   D.D. — Chosen    by    Town   Council, 

Session,  and  Feuars. 

Robert  Campbell,  Session-Clerk. 

Alex.  Cameron,  Precentor.     John  Gray,  Church-Officer. 

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  Rue-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  Yennel,  taking  east  sides  of  said  street  to  Cowgate 
street,  up  east  side  thereof  to  the  point  first  described. 

INSTITUTIONS  IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THIS  CONGREGATION. 

I.    The   Middle   Parish  Parochial   Association. — The   funds 


56  APPENDIX. 


raised  are  applied  to  the  maintenance  of  Parochial  Institutions 
for  promoting  the  Religious  and  Educational  interests  of  the 
Parish. 

n.  The  Middle  Parish  Congregational  Library. — Commenced 
in  1836,  and  consists  of  about  1000  volumes,  acquired  either  by 
donation  or  purchased  with  occasional  collections.  Subscriptions, 
6d.  per  quarter.  Open  in  the  Session-house  on  Wednesday 
evenings,  from  8  till  9  o'clock. 

III.  The  Middle  Church  Female  Clothing  Society — For  afford- 
ing cheap  apparel  and  Christian  counsel  to  the  poor.  Treasurer, 
Mrs  Martin.  Secretary,  Mrs  Brown.  Twelve  Lady  Directors 
and  twenty-five  Lady  Assistants  meet  every  alternate  week. 

IV.  The  Sessional  Day  School — In  Ann  st.  John  M'  Galium, 
Teacher. 

V.  The  Middle  Parish  Sabbath  Evening  School — Comprising 
about  200  children,  and  22  teachers. 

VI.  Dr  Brown  has  classes  for  religious  instruction  every 
Tuesday  evening  for  part  of  the  year. 


EAST  PARISH. 


Rev.  James  Hutcheson — Chosen  by  Town  Council  and  Com- 
mittee of  Proprietors. 

John  Love,  Precentor  and  Session  Clerk.     John  M 'Walter, 
Officer. 

BOUNDARIES. 

From  Shore  at  Rue-end  up  to  Cathcart  street,  taking  south 
side  thereof  to  Rue-end  street,  along  Rue-end  street  taking  east 
side  thereof  to  Bogle  street,  up  Bogle  street  taking  east  side 
thereof,  along  Regent  street  taking  south  side  thereof  to  Lyne- 
doch  street,  up  Lynedoch  street  taking  south  side  thereof,  cross- 
ing Dumfrochar  Road,  taking  in  Berry -yards,  to  the  Boundary 
Line,  along  the  Boimdary  Line  to  the  Parishes  of  Kilmalcolm 
and  Port-Glasgow,  down  Devol's  Burn  to  the  shore,  along  the 
shore  to  the  point  first  described. 

In  connexion  with  this  Church  there  is  a  society  called  the 
Greenock  East  Parish  Society,  managed  by  the  Minister  as 
President,  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  Tuesday 
evenings.  There  is  also  a  Sabbath  School,  with  an  average  at- 
tendance of  250  children,  conducted  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  Thursday 
evenings  in  the  East  Parish  Church,  at  which  the  Minister 
delivers  a  lecture  on  a  passage  of  the  Scriptures. 


APPENDIX.  57 

GAELIC  CHAPEL,  WEST  BURN  STREET. 
Rev.  Robert  Macfarlane. 
Session  Clerk,  Allan  M'Kinnon.     Precentor,  James  M'Kenzie. 
Officer,  Duncan  M  'Donald. 
There  is   a   Sabbath  School  Society,    composed  of   all  the 
teachers.     The  Sabbath  School  is  well  attended  by  upwards  of 
200  scholars,  conducted  by  30  teachers.      A  weekly  Prayer 
Meeting  every  Tuesday,  at   half-past  7  o'clock;   English  and 
Gaelic  alternately.     A  Bible  Class  for  young  Men  and  Girls 
taught  by  the  Minister,  every  Thursday  evening,  at  7  o'clock. 
A  Young  Men's  Association  for  religious,  moral,  and  intellectual 
improvement,  meets  every  Monday  night,  at  half-past  7,  in  the 
new  School-house  adjoining  the  Church.     President,  Rev.  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  connection  with  the  Church. 


FREE  CHURCH  MINISTERS  AND  CHURCHES. 


FREE  CHURCH  PRESBYTERY  OF  GREENOCK. 

Meets  on  the  last  Wednesday  of  every  alternate  month  in  the 
Session  House  of  the  Free  Well  Park  Church. 


Place. 

Minister.             Ordinations. 

Post-Town 

Cumbraes, 

James  Drummond, 
Alex.  Walker,  col- 

1830 

Largs. 

league  and  successor. 

1856 

Erskine, 

R.  R.  Caldwell, 

1845 

Paisley. 

Fairlie, 

John  Gemmell,  A.M. 

1835 

Largs. 

Gourock, 

William  Fraser, 

1850 

Greenock. 

Greenock  Middle, 

John  M'Farlan, 

1854 

Do.  West, 

John  Nelson, 

1846 

Do.  St  Andrews,  John  James  Bonar, 

1835 

Do.  Gaelic, 

John  M'Rae, 

1833 

Do.  St  Thomas, 

William  Laughton, 

1839 

Do.  Well  Park, 

James  Stark, 

1834 

Inverkip, 

Peter  Douglas, 

1851 

Largs, 

D.  B.  Douie,  A.M. 

1831 

Largs. 

Port-Glasgow. 

Vacant, 

Port-Glas. 

Rev. 

James  Stark,  Presbytery  Clerk. 

WEST  FREE  CHURCH-^  Ardgowan  Street, 

Rev.  John  Nelson— Chosen  by  Male  Members  of  the  Church. 

Robert  Muir,  Precentor. 

John  Buchanan,  Session  Clerk, 

Q.  L.  Anderson,  Clerk  to  Deacons'  Court. 


58  APPENDIX. 


James  Welsh,  Treasurer  of  Deacons'  Court. 

John  Johnston,  Treasurer  for  Sustentation  Fund. 

Donald  M'Donald,  Treasurer  of  Schoolmasters'  Fund. 

Matthew  Muir,  Officer. 

A  Prayer  Meeting  is  held  in  the  Church  every  Thursday 
evening  at  8  o'clock.  There  are  connected  with  this  Church 
five  Sabbath  Evening  Schools,  average  attendance  320  children, 
with  54  teachers.  Bible  classes,  taught  by  Mr  Nelson,  meet 
in  the  Vestry  on  Tuesday  evenings,  from  7  till  9  o'clock. 

In  connexion  with  this  Church  and  St  Thomas'  Church,  and 
also  supported  by  Members  of  other  Churches,  there  is  a 
society  called  Old  and  St  Thomas'  Work  Society,  conducted  by 
a  Committee  of  Ladies,  consisting  of  a  President,  three  Vice- 
Presidents,  a  Secretary,  Treasurer,  18  of  a  Committee,  and 
four  Collectors.  The  object  of  this  Society  is  to  give  work  to 
poor  women  in  making  clothes,  which  the  Committee  sell  at 
their  Repository,  Cameron's  Land,  head  of  Jamaica  street. 
This  Society  does  much  good  to  the  industrious  poor  who 
receive  aid  from  its  funds,  however  small  the  sum  given, 
accompanied  as  it  is  by  the  distribution  of  Religious  Tracts. 


MIDDLE  FREE  CHURCH— West  Burn  Street. 

Rev.  John  M'Farlan.     Chosen  by  the  Members  of  the  Church. 

George  Hyde,  Precentor — Dugald  Smith,  Church  Officer. 

James  Simpson,  Clerk  to  Deacons'  Court. 

Andrew  M'Farlan,  Session  Clerk. 

Alexander  Rodger,  Treasurer  to  Deacons'  Court. 

Alexander  Ritchie,  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  Gardner,  Treasurer  to  the  Congregational  Library. 

A  Prayer  Meeting  is  held  in  the  Church  every  Thursday 

evening  at  8  o'clock;  also,  a  Sabbath  Evening  School — average 

attendance  about  200  children,  with  27  teachers. 


ST  ANDREW'S  FREE  CHURCH— West  Stewart  Street. 

Rev.  John  Jas.  Bonar,  Chosen  by  Male  Members  of  the  Church. 

James  Muir,  Precentor — John  Galbraith,  Church  Officer. 

Robert  Shankland,  Clerk  to  Deacons'  Court. 

James  Alexander,  Treasurer  to  Ministers'  Sustentation  Fund. 

John  Fleming,  Treasurer  to  Missionary  Association. 

ASSOCIATIONS. 

1.  The  Session  and  Deacons'  Court  meet  on  the  first  Monday 
of  each  month,  at  eight  o'clock. 


APPENDIX.  59 


2.  The  Sabbath-School  Teachers  meet  on  the  first  Wednesday 
of  the  month,  at  eight  o'clock. 

3.  The  District  Visitors  meet  on  the  first  Monday  of  each 
month,  at  two  o'clock  afternoon. 

4.  The  Collectors  for  the  Sustentation  Fund  meet  on  the  first 
Thursday  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  the  Young  People  in  the 
Congregation  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  o'clock. 

LIBRARIES. 

1.  The  Congregational  Library,  consisting  of  nearly  700 
select  and  useful  works,  is  open  every  Thursday  evening,  at 
nine  o'clock. — W.  Clark,  Librarian. 

2.  There  is  a  Library  for  the  Minister's  Class,  amounting  to 
upwards  of  500  vols. — Duncan  Cunningham  and  D.  M 'Donald, 
Librarians. 

3.  The  General  Sabbath-School  Libraries  contain  about  250 
volumes,  and  are  free  to  all  the  Children  attending  the  Sabbath- 
Classes. — John  M'Phail,  Librarian. 


ST  THOMAS'  FREE  CHURCH— Dalrymple  Street. 

Rev.  Wm.  Laughton.     Chosen  by  Male  Members  of  the  Church. 

J.  C.  Watson,  Precentor — James  Boag,  Church  Officer. 

John  Russell,  Clerk  to  Deacons'  Court. 

Thomas  Fairrie,  Treasurer  of  Deacons'  Court. 

Henry  M'Murtrie,  Session  Clerk  and  Treasurer  to  Sustentation 

Fund. 


FREE  GAELIC  CHURCH— Jamaica  Street. 

Rev.  John  M'Rae.     Chosen  by  the  Members  of  the  Church. 

John  Cameron,  Precentor — Duncan  M'Kinlay,  Church  Officer. 

Hugh  Buie,  Session  Clerk,  and  Treasurer  of  Deacons'  Court. 

John  Bruce,  Treasurer  of  Sustentation  Fund. 

Neil  Gray,  Treasurer  of  Schoolmasters'  Fund. 

Matthew  Buchanan,  Clerk  of  Deacons'  Court. 


60 


APPENDIX. 


A  Prayer  Meeting  is  held  in  the  Church  every  Thursday 
evening,  at  half -past  7  o'clock  ;  also,  a  Sabbath  Evening  School, 
attendance  110  children,  with  12  teachers  ;  and  a  Missionary 
School  in  the  Baptist  Chapel,  West  Burn  street. 


WELL  PARK  FREE  CHURCH— Lynedoch  Street. 

Rev.  James  Stark.     Chosen  by  the  Members  of  the  Church. 
John  Eullarton,  Precentor — Alex.  Cooper,  Church  Officer. 
John  Cook,  Session  Clerk. 
James  M'Kelvie,  Clerk  to  Deacons'  Court. 
Malcolm  Turner,  Treasurer  to  Deacons'  Court  and  Sustentation 
Fund. 
Malcolm  M'Larty,  Librarian  to  Sabbath  School  Library. 
Day  School  in  connection  with  this  Church — 
John  Cook,  Teacher. 
A  Prayer  Meeting  is  held  in  the   Church  every  Thursday 
evening,  at  8  o'clock.     There  is  in  the  Church  a  Sabbath  Even- 
ing School;  there  are  also  three  Sabbath  Evening  Schools,  under 
the  superintendence  of  the  Session — average  attendance  about 
200. 

UNITED   PRESBYTERIAN    MINISTERS   AND 
CHURCHES. 


UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  PRESBYTERY  OF  PAISLEY 
AND  GREENOCK. 

Meets  alternately  at  Paisley  and  Greenock. 


Places. 
Alexandria, 
Beith,— 

Head  street, 

Mitchell  street, 
Bonhill, 
Dumbarton,— 

High  street, 

Bridge-end, 
Dunoon, 
Gourock, 
Greenock, — 

George  square, 

Nicholson  street 

Sir  Michael  st. , 

Union  street, 
Helensburgh, 
Inverary, 
Johnstone, — 

FirstCongregation  James  Liglis, 

East,  George  Brooks 


Ministers. 
William  Sprout, 

James  Martin, 
James  Meikle,  D.D. 
John  R.  Swan, 

William  M.  Halley, 
Wyville  S.  Thomson, 
William  Turner, 
George  Sandie, 

Sutherland  Sinclair, 
R.  Wilson,  A.  M.,DD. 
Andrew  Morton, 
John  B.  Smith, 
David  Duff,  AM., 
Gilbert  Meikle, 


Ordination.    Post  Towns. 
1850    Alexandria. 


1843 
1812 
1833 

1835 
1838 
1834 
1853 

1830 
1828 
1849 
1848 
1856 
1849 

1850 
1833 


Beith. 
Dumbarton. 


Dunoon. 
Greenock. 

Greenock. 


Helensburgh. 
Inverary. 


Paisley. 


APPENDIX. 

61 

Kilbarchan, 

George  Alison, 

1842 

Paisley. 

Kilmaronock, 

James  Dunlop, 

1852 

Alexandria. 

Largs, 

William  Steven, 

1830 

Largs. 

Lochwiimoch, 

James  Monteith, 

1843 

Paisley. 

Paisley, — ■ 

Abbey  Close, 

Andrew  Henderson, 

1855 

Canal  street, 

George  C.  Hutton, 

1851 

George  street, 

Robert  Cairns, 

1828 

Oakshaw  street, 

William  France, 

1833 

St.  James  street, 

Archd.  Baird,  D.D. 

1817 

Thread  street, 

William  M'Dougall, 

1823 

Port-Glasgow, 

William  Lauder, 

1842 

Port-Glasgow 

Rothesay, 

Samuel  M'Nab, 

1815 

Rothesay. 

Clerk 

,  Rev.  Robert  Cairns, 

Paisley 

UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH— Union  Street. 

Rev.  John  B.  Smith,  Pastor.     Chosen  by  Church  Members. 

George  Elliot,  Precentor — Robert  M'Kenzie,  Church  Officer. 

In  connection  with  this  Church  there  are  Weekly  Classes, 
taught  by  the  Minister.  A  Sabbath  School,  with  24  teachers 
and  about  160  scholars. 

A  Missionary  Association,  Rev.  J.  B.  Smith,  President. 

Mr  M'Pherson,  Treasurer.     Alexander  Shearer,  Secretary. 
Town  Missionary,  Mr  W.  Giffen. 

A  Week-day  Mission  School — Teachers,  Mr  J.  Hastie,  and 
Miss  Burnet.  Average  attendance,  Boys,  about  100,  Girls,  70. 
A  Sabbath  Evening  Mission  School,  conducted  by  Mr  Robert 
Cassells,  with  18  assistants.     Average  attendance,  about  100. 


UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH— George  Square. 
Rev.  Sutherland  Sinclair,  Pastor.    Chosen  by  Church  Members. 
Arthur  Robertson,  Precentor— Robert  Kennedy,  Church-Officer. 

INSTITUTIONS  IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THIS  CONGREGATION. 

Sabbath  School,  taught  by  the  Minister,  assisted  by  upwards 
of  50  teachers,  and  attended  by  330  scholars. 

Two  Maternal  Societies,  which  hold  monthly  meetings  on 
Mondays  and  Thursdays. 

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  distributing  religious  tracts,  reading  the  Scriptures, 

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<i2  APPENDIX. 


and  holding  meetings  for  prayer  and  explanation  of  the  Word 
of  God. 

Juvenile  Total  Abstinence  Society,  consisting  of  children 
connected  with  the  Congregational  and  Sabbath  School. 

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  Monday 
night,  from  9  till  10. 

Sabbath  School  Library,  consisting  of  400  volumes,  from 
which  the  children  in  the  Sabbath  School  receive  books  weekly. 


UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH— Sib  Michael  Street. 

Rev*  Andrew  Morton,  Pastor.     Chosen  by  Church  Members. 

Robert  Watson,  Precentor — George  M'Laggan,  Church-Officer. 

In  connection  with  this  Church  are  the  following  Societies : — 
Society  for  Religious  Purposes — the  Minister,  President ;  John 
Hunter  and  James  Duff,  Vice-Presidents  ;  James  Morrison, 
Secretary ;  Daniel  Marshall,  Treasurer. 

Junior  Missionary  Society  for  Religious  Purposes  —  the 
Minister,  President ;  James  Broadfoot  and  Alexander  Thomson, 
Vice-Presidents ;   John  Hamilton,  Treasurer ;    Henry  Dickie, 

Secretary. 

A  Congregational  Prayer  Meeting,  held  every  Wednesday 
evening,  at  8  o'clock. 

A  Congregational  Sabbath  Evening  School — average  attend- 
ance, upwards  of  200  ;  taught  by  teachers  appointed  from  the 
congregation,  and  strperintended  by  the  Minister. 

A  Teachers'  Weekly  Meeting. 

A  Young  Men's  Class  meets  every  Sabbath  evening ;  and  a 
Female  Bible  Class  every  Monday  evening — both  taught  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 ;  James  Morrison,  Treasurer ;  James  Kelso, 
Secretary  ;  Neil  M'Leod,  Librarian. 

A  Savings  Bank  open  every  Saturday  night  from  7  to  9  o'clock 
in  the  Session -house.  The  deposits  on  reaching  £1  are  either 
paid  or  transferred  to  the  Greenock  Provident  Bank  in  the 
party's  name.  Any  person  not  connected  with  the  Church  is 
at  liberty  to  join  this  Bank. 


APPENDIX.  63 


UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH— Nicholson  Street. 

Rev.  R,  Wilson,  A.M.,  D.D.,  Pastor.     Chosen  by  Church 
Members. 

David  Cow,  Precentor. — William  Morrison,  Church  Officer. 

In  connection  with  this  Church  there  is  a  Missionary  Society 
— Rev.  Dr  Wilson,  President ;  John  Shankland,  Vice-President  ; 
Alexander  Fleming,  Treasurer ;  J.  D.  Hogg,  Secretary,  with  15 
Members  of  Committee,  and  30  Collectors.  Also,  a  Sabbath 
School,  conducted  by  the  Minister,  with  the  assistance  of  27 
Teachers,  male  and  female — average  attendance  about  150 
scholars.  There  is  also  a  Library,  containing  about  300  volumes, 
conducted  by  a  Committee,  and  distributed  by  the  teachers 
among  the  Sabbath  School  children. 


REFORMED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH— West  Stewart 

Street. 

Rev.  Andrew  Gihnour,  Pastor.     Chosen  by  Church  Members. 

James  Reid,  Precentor — Alexander  Laird,  Church  Officer. 


EVANGELICAL  UNION  CHURCH— Sir  Michael  Street. 

Rev.  John  Guthrie,  A.M. ,  Pastor.     Chosen  by  Church  Members. 

Robert  Mills,  Precentor. — James  Sharp,  Church  Officer. 

institutions  in  connection  with  this  church. 

1.  Sabbath  School,  superintended  and  assisted  by  qualified 
Teachers,  Members  of  the  Church. 

2.  Tract  Society  for  the  purpose  of  distributing  religious 
tracts,  reading  the  Scriptures,  and  holding  meetings  for  prayer 
and  explanation  of  the  Word  of  God. 

3.  Total  Abstinence  Society,  for  the  purpose  of  encouraging 
and  helping  forward  the  cause  of  Total  Abstinence  from  all 
intoxicating  drinks. 

4.  Sabbath  School  Library,  from  which  the  children  of  the 
Sabbath  School  receive  books  weekly. 

5.  A  Bible  Class  for  advanced  pupils,  taught  by  the  Minister 
of  the  Church. 


CONGREGATIONAL  CHAPEL— George  Square. 

Rev.  J.  M.  Jarvie,  Pastor. 

Alexander  Young,  Precentor — William  Neilson,  Church  Officer. 

Institutions  connected  with- this  Chapel : — A  Society  for  reli- 
gious purposes,  instituted  1837.  A  Dorcas  Society  for  the  benefit 
of  the  poor  connected  with  the  Church,  and  also  Foreign  Mis- 
sionary Stations.'  A  Sabbath  School,  average  attendance,  60  ; 
and  a  Bible  Class  for  the  Young  Men  on  Sunday  evenings,  and 


64  APPENDIX. 


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,  Dock  Breast,  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  children  being  instructed  gratuitously. 


BAPTIST  CHAPEL— Westburn  Street. 

Pastorate  Vacant. 

Joseph  Houston,  Officer. 


BAPTIST  CHAPEL— Nelson  Street  (West.) 
Pastorate  Vacant. 


METHODIST  CHAPEL— Tobago  Street. 

Rev.  J.  L.  Parker,  Pastor,  appointed  by  Conference. 

Thomas  Kelly,  Precentor — John  Boyd,  Officer. 

Meetings  for  Prayer  are  held  in  the  Chapel  on  Sunday  morning, 

at  8  A.  M. ,  and  on  Thursday  evenings,  at  8  p.  m.     A  sermon  is 

preached  every  Tuesday   evening,   at   8   o'clock.     A   Sunday 

School,  averaging  in  attendance  150  scholars,  and  conducted  by 

a  Superintendent  and  21  teachers.     A  Tract  Society,  for  the 

distribution   of  religious  tracts,  and  a  Missionary  Society  for 

sending  the  Gospel  to  the  Heathen,  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. 


ST.  JOHN'S  EPISCOPAL  CHURCH— Union  Street. 

The  Rev.  Charles  Cole,  Incumbent.     Chosen  by  the  Patron,  Sir 

Michael  Robert  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart. 

Rev.  Thomas  Hanly  Ball,  Curate. 

Andrew  Wingate  and  Robert  Thome,  Church  Wardens. 

George  Bradley,  Beadle.     Daniel  MacRae,  Door  keeper. 

Miss  E.  Collins,  Organist. 

In  connexion  with  the  above  Church,  and  under  the  inspection 

of  the  Incumbent,  are  Day  and  Sunday  Schools  for  youth  of  both 

sexes. 

Teachers,  Mr  and  Mrs  Smith,  and  Miss  Macintosh. 


APPENDIX.  65 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC  CHAPEL— East  Shaw  Street. 

Rev.  William  Gordon,  Pastor. 

Daniel  M'Cafferty,  Officer. 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC  CHAPEL— 1  Rue-End  Street. 

Rev.  William  Gordon,  Pastor. 

Rev.  Charles  Reid  and  Rev.  John  Kyle,  Assistants. 

Hugh  Dalton,  Officer. 

Sabbath  and  Week-day  Schools  in  connection  with  both  Chapels. 

SCHOOLS  AND  TEACHERS. 


Oarfcsdyke  School — English  Grammar,  Composition,  Latin, 
Writing,  Arithmetic,  and  Mathematics — John  Cook,  St 
Andrew's  square. 

Female  School  of  Industry,  25,  Sir  Michael  street — Miss  Kerr, 
Teacher. 

George  Square  Academy— English  Reading,  Grammar,  Composi- 
tion, History,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Drawing,  Latin,  Greek, 
and  French— Josiah  Auld. 

Greenock  Charity  School,  Ann  street — Thomas  Fairrie,  Trea- 
surer ;  John  M.  Hutcheson,  Secretary ;  Thomas  Kay,  Teacher ; 
J.  C.  Watson,  Assistant. 

Highlanders'  Academy,  Roxburgh  street — Commercial  Depart- 
ment :  Writing,  i^jithmetic,  Book-keeping,  Geography, 
Mathematics,  and  Latin  —  Thomas  Henderson  ;  Gilbert 
Eaglesome,  Assistant.  English  Department :  English  Read- 
ing, Composition,  Grammar,  Geography,  &c.  —  Duncan 
M'Pherson.  Infant :  Moral  Training,  Religious  Instruction, 
Lessons  on  Objects — F.  A.  Laing  and  Miss  Taylor. 

Masons'  Hall  School,  17,  Charles  street — English  Grammar, 
Geography,  Arithmetic,  Writing,  History,  Composition  and 
Scriptural  Knowledge — H.  M'K.  Melville. 

Middle  Parish  School,  11,  Ann  street — English  Reading,  Book- 
keeping, &c. — John  M'Callum,  Teacher. 

Roman  Catholic  School,  18,  East  shaw  street — General  branches 
of  Education — James  Glacken. 

Roman  Catholic  School,  10,'  Stanners  street — General  branches 
of  Education — Thomas  Maguire. 

St  John's  Episcopal  Chapel  Schools,  Union  street  and  Under 
Crescent — English  Grammar,  Geography,  and  Writing — Mr 
Smith  and  Miss  Macintosh,  Teachers. 

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06  APPENDIX. 


English  "Reading,  Grammar,  History,  and  Geography— P.  Mur- 
ray, 13,  East  Shaw  street,  and  24,  Sir  Michael  street.  The 
Classical  and  Mathematical  departments  conducted  by  G. 
Menzies. 

English  Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Geography,  Grammar, 
and  Sewing — Miss  E.  S.  Campbell,  9,  Nicholson  street. 

English  Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Grammar,  Geography, 
Mathematics,  Algebra,  Latin,  &c. — Wm.  M'Call,  8,  Broad 
close. 

English  Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Book-keeping,  Grammar, 
Geography,  French,  and  the  elements  of  Latin — James  Slater, 
10,  Tobago  street. 

English  Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Grammar,  Geography, 
Latin  and  Greek,  Drawing,  &c. — Duncan  M'Phail,  18,  St 
John  street. 

English  Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Grammar,  Geography, 
Composition,  Latin,  &c. — Stewart  S.  Kerr,  40,  Main  street, 
Cartsdyke. 

English  Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Grammar,  and  Geo- 
graphy— James  Milne,  39,  West  Burn  street. 

French  and  Geography — Charles  F.  Midler,  M.A.,  2,  Union 
street. 

Navigation  and  Nautical  Astronomy,  Mathematics  and  Natural 
Philosophy— Thomas  Cranston,  65,  Rue-end  street. 

English  Reading,  Mr  Fairrie's  School,  Harvie  lane.  Writing, 
Arithmetic,  and  Geography — Wm.  Henderson. 

English  Reading,  and  Sewing — Miss  Wallace,  2,  East  Black- 
hail  street. 

Greenock  Academy,  Nelson  street — -Robert  Buchanan,  LL.D., 
Rector  :  Gavin  Hamilton,  Classical  Master. 


SOCIETIES. 

RELIGIOUS. 

Greenock  United  Bible  Society  and  Association,  instituted 
1842 — William  Martin  President ;  Rev.  John  M'Rae  and 
Thomas  Fairrie,  Vice-Presidents ;  Rev.  J.  J.  Bonar,  and 
Hugh  Buie,  Secretaries  ;  George  Blair  and  Wilham  Park, 
Treasurers  ;  James  M'Kelvie,  stationer,  Depositary  ;  with  a 
Committee  of  26  Members. 

Greenock  Town  Missionary  Society — Rev.  S.  Sinclair,  Presi- 
dent ;  D.  Paterson,  Treasurer ;  'Uttrick  Walton,  Secretary. 
Tnis  Society  is  supported  wholly  by  the  Evangelical  Dissent- 
ing Churches,  and  has  been  productive  of  much  good,  especi- 
ally through  the  poorer  districts  of  the  town,  by  the  labours 
of  the  Society's  Missionaries. 


APPENDIX  67 


Greenock  Seamen's  Friends'  Society,  instituted  1820 — 
William  Martin,  President ;  Thomas  Hamlin,  Treasurer  ;  John 
M 'II vain,  Secretary ;  Andrew  H.  Carmichael,  Assistant- 
Secretary  ;  Captain  D.  Brotchie,  Chaplain  ; -,  Agent, 

This  Society  has  for  ifcs  object  the  promotion,  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  harbour,  by  soliciting  clergy- 
men 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  Wednesday 
evenings,  in  the  Seamen's  Chapel,  at  Sailors'  Home,  Dock 
Breast. 

Greenock  Female  Association  for  Promoting  Christianity 
among  the  Jews — instituted  1821. — Mrs  Martin,  President ; 
Mrs  Miller,  Treasurer ;  Mrs  Oldham,  Secretary  ;  and  14  of 
Committee,  and  6  Collectors. 


BENEVOLENT. 


St.  John's  Penny  Clothing  Club — managed  by  a  Committee 
of  Ladies  of  the  Congregation  of  St.  John's  Episcopal  Church. 
Secretary,  Mrs  Cole  ;  Treasurer,  Mrs  Thome.  Weekly  Pay- 
ments received  in  the  School-room,  at  the  Church,  every 
Monday  evening,  at  7  o'clock.  Committee  nieefcs  first 
Monday  of  each  month,  at  7  o'clock. 

Greenock  Female  Benevolent  Society — instituted  in  1811, 
for  the  benefit  of  Aged  Females  of  good  Moral  Character,  sup- 
ported by  voluntary  subscriptions.  Lady  Octavia  Shaw 
Stewart,  Patroness ;  Mrs  Colin  Lamont,  President ;  Mrs 
John  MacOunn,  Treasurer  ;  Miss  Buchanan,  Secretary  ;  R,ev. 
Wm.  Laughton,  Chaplain ;  32  Superintendents,  32  Visitors, 
and  19  Collectors.  The  Committee  meet  the  second  Monday 
of  every  month,  in  the  Hall  connected  with  the  United  Pres- 
byterian 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. 

Greenock  District  Committee  or  the  Society  for  Promoting 
Christian  Kkowledge — Joint  Presidents  and  Patrons,  the 
Right  Rev.  the  Bishop  of  Glasgow  and  Galloway,  the  Right 
Rev.  the  Bishop  of  Argyle  and  the  Isles  ;  Vice-Presidents, 
Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart. ,  the  Hon.  G.  F.  Boyle,  the  very 
Rev.  the  Dean  of  Glasgow ;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  B. 
Noble.  Object — the  publication  at  a  cheap  rate  and  circula- 
tion of  Bibles,  Common  Prayer  Books,  and  other  useful 
religious  books  and  tracts. 


APPENDIX. 


EDUCATIONAL. 
GREENOCK  ACADEMY. 

DIRECTORS. 

Provost  Hunter, 
Bailie  Duff, 

Bailie  Kincaid,  1    Directors  From  the  Town 

Councillor  Stewart,  [  Council. 

Councillor  Caird, 
Councilor  MacCunn, 
Sheriff  Tennent. 
Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart. ,    A 

Rev.  Dr.  M'Culloch,  \    -p..      ,        -        ,,      0  . 

Rev.  William  Laughton,  Directors  from  the  Sub- 

Robert  Macfie,  scnbers- 

James  J.  Grieve,  J 

D.  A.  Campbell,  Treasurer — J.  K.  Gray,  Secretary. 

Association  for  the  Establishment  of  Industrial  or  Ragged 
Schools  in  Greenock — Duncan  Mackellar,  Treasurer ;  Claud 
Marshall,  jun. ,  Secretary.  It  is  the  object  of  this  Association 
to  reclaim  the  neglected  and  destitute  children  of  Greenock, 
by  affording  them  the  benefit  of  a  good  common  and  Christian 
education,  and  by  training  them  up  to  habits  of  regular 
industry,  so  as  to  enable  them  to  earn  an  honest  livelihood, 
and  fit  them  for  the  duties  of  life.  The  general  plan  upon 
which  the  schools  are  conducted  is  as  follows,  viz  : — The 
children  receive  an  allowance  of  food  for  their  daily  support ; 
are  instructed  in  reading,  writing,  and  arithmetic  ;  trained 
in  habits  of  industry,  by  employing  them  daily  in  such  sorts 
of  work  as  are  suited  to  their  years ;  and  taught  truths  of 
the  Gospel,  making  the  Holy  Scriptures  the  groundwork  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,  Preses  ;  Donald  M 'Donald,  Vice-President ;  George 
Blair,  Treasurer  and  Secretary  ;  Committee  —  Alexander 
Ritchie,  Hugh  Buie,  Donald  Thomson,  Hugh  M'Arthur, 
William  Crawford,  and  J.  Simpson. 

Ladies'  Association  in  aid  of  the  Greenock  Gaelic  School 
Society — Instituted  1827 — Mrs  Darroch,  of  Gourock,  Presi- 
dent ;  Mrs  Dr  Laurie,  Secretary — with  12  Collectors. 

Highlanders'  Academy,  Roxburgh  street — Erected  1836 — 
Alex.  Murray  Dunlop,  Esq.,  M.P.,  Preses  ;  David  Crawford, 
Alexander  Thomson  and  Robert  Wright,  Vice-Presidents  ; 
John  Johnston  and  Robert  Blair,  Treasixrers  ;  James  M'Kel- 
vie,  Secretary — with  a  Committee  of  27  members.  Thomas 
Henderson,    F.E.I. S.,    Rector,    &c.  ;     Duncan    M'Pherson, 


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English  Master  ;  Fred.  Adam  Laing  and  Miss  Taylor,  Infant 
School  Teachers.  The  object  of  the  Institution  is  to  give  a 
good  English  and  Commercial  Education  to  the  children  of 
respectable  tradesmen  at  a  moderate  charge.  The  following 
is  the  scale  of  Fees  per  Quarter  : — Juvenile  School — English 
Reading,  3s  6d ;  Reading  and  Writing,  4s  6d ;  Reading, 
Writing,  and  Arithmetic,  (with  or  without  English  Grammar 
and  Geography, )  5s  6d.  Senior  School — Reading,  Writing,  and 
Arithmetic,  Grammar  and  Geography,  6s  6d,  and  7s  6d.  Any 
one  of  the  above  classes  alone,  3s  6d ;  Lathi  or  Geometry, 
alone,  4s.  All  the  classes  combined,  10s  6d.  Infant  School, 
2s  6d.     Sewing,  plain  Is  6d ;  fancy  2s  6d. 


MENTAL  AND  PHYSICAL. 

Medical  and  Chirurgical  Association — Instituted  1818 — 
For  promoting  Professional  Intercourse  and  Improvement. 
No  return  given  in. 

The  Watt  Club— Instituted  1813— Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stewart 
Bart. ,  President ;  R.  Steele,  Vice-President ;  Archibald 
Denniston,  Treasurer  ;  John  Gray,  Secretary. 

Greenock  Book  Club — Instituted  1849 — For  the  purchase  of 
New  Books  in  General  Literature,  which  are  sold  annually. 
Annual  Subscription,  £1  Is. — Treasurer  and  Secretary,  Robert 
A.  Baird,  Bookseller. 

Greenock  Literary  Association — Meets  every  Tuesday 
evening  at  a  quarter-past  8,  in  the  East  end  of  the  Watt 
Monument.  Committee — W.  H.  Smith,  President ;  F.  Laing 
and  J.  L.  White,  Vice-Presidents  ;  W.  J.  Walker,  Secretary ; 
J.  H.  Black,  Treasurer  ;  and  two  other  members. 

Greenock  Burns  Club— Instituted  1804 — Robert  Muir,  Presi- 
dent ;  John  Douglas,  Vice-President ;  Duncan  M'Neilage, 
Treasurer ;  James  M.  N.  Mdne,  Secretary ;  Club  Rooms,  12, 
Hamilton  street. 

Grosvenor  Bowling  Club — Patron,  Michael  Hugh  Shaw 
Stewart,  yr. ,  of  Ardgowan  ;  Honorary  Members,  Right  Hon. 
the  Earl  of  Eglinton  and  Winton  ;  Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stewart, 
Bart.,  M.P.  for  Renfrewshire;  A.  Murray  Dunlop,  Esq., 
M.P.  for  Greenock  ;  Robert  Macfarlane,  Esq.,  Sheriff-Depute 
of  Renfrewshire ;  Claud  Marshall,  Esq.  ;  the  Provost  of 
Greenock ;  John  Gray,  Esq.  ;  Bailie  Arbuckle,  President ; 
John  Erskine,  Secretary ;  Peter  Campbell,  Treasurer  ;  with 
seven  of  a  Committee  of  Management. 

Wellington  Park  Bowling  Club — Archibald  M'Kinnon, 
President ;  John  Stewart.  Treasurer ;  W.  Milligan,  Secretary ; 
with  a  Committee  of  8,  elected  annually. 

Wellington  Park  Quoiting  Club—  Adam  Patrick,  Chairman ; 


70  APPENDIX. 


James  Anderson,  Treasurer ;  James  Smith,  Secretary ;  with 
a  Committee,  elected  annually. 

The  Greenock  Cricket  Club — Meets  once  a  month — George 
Maclldowie,  President ;  John  F.  Lawrie,  Vice-President  and 
Secretary ;  Thomas  G.  Lamont,  Treasurer ;  Robert  Walker, 
Captain  ;  with  six  of  a  Committee. 

Ardgowan  Club— For  Bowling,  Curling,  and  Quoiting — Sir 
Michael  R.  Shaw  Stewart,  Baronet,  Patron ;  Duncan  A. 
Campbell,  President  and  Treasurer ;  David  Johnston,  Vice- 
President  ;  Alexander  Rodger,  Secretary. 

West  End  Bowling  Green — D.  M.  Latham,  President;  Direc- 
tors—Archibald M'Kellar,  Peter  M 'Bride,  T.  0.  Hunter,  J. 
F.  Mackay,  Dr.  Paton;  Andrew  Stewart,  Treasurer;  John 
Black,  Secretary. 

Greenock  Total  Abstinence  Society — Thomas  Hamlin,  Esq. , 
President ;  James  M'Alister,  Neil  M'Leod,  David  Smith, 
John  Cameron,  Vice-Presidents ;  John  M'D.  Rougvie,  Sec- 
retary ;  John  M 'Naught,  Treasurer — with  a  Committee  of 
15.  The  Society  meets  every  Monday  evening  in  the  Masons' 
Hall,  and  the  Committee  meets  every  Tuesday  evening  in  the 
Town  Hall,  for  transacting  business. 

Cartsdyke  Working  Men's  Total  Abstinence  Society — 
Donald  Brotchie,  President  ;  John  M'Fadyen,  James  Crane, 
Archibald  Bell  and  David  Moffat,  Vice-Presidents ;  Peter 
M'Kenzie,  Secretary  ;  John  Pratt,  Corresponding  Secretary  ; 
Duncan  M'Intyre,  Treasurer — with  a  Committee  of  15.  The 
Society  meets  every  Monday  evening  in  the  New  School- 
room, St  Andrew's  square. 

Greenock  Highlanders'  Total  Abstinence  Friendly 
Society — Instituted  7th  January,  1857— Peter  M'Intosh, 
President ;  Duncan  Campbell,  Vice-President ;  Alex.  Bruce, 
Secretary  ;  Dugaid  Smith,  Treasurer  ;  with  a  Committee  of 
8.  The  Society  meets  every  Wednesday  evening,  at  8  o'clock, 
in  the  Masons'  Hall,  Charles  street. 


MUSICAL. 


Greenock  Philharmonic  Society — Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stewart, 
Bart. ,  President ;  Thomas  King,  Chairman ;  John  Scott,  yst. , 
Secretary  ;  James  Steele,  Treasurer. 

Greenock  Choral  Society — Sir  R.  M.  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart., 
M.P.,  President;  J.  Wallace,  M.D.,  Vice-President;  B. 
Noble,  Secretary  and  Treasurer  ;  and  a  Committee  of  seven. 
Meets  for  the  practice  of  Choral  Music,  both  Sacred  and  Secu- 
lar, in  the  Hall  of  the  New  Academy. 


HORTICULTURAL. 

Royal  West  Renfrewshire  Horticultural  Society  —  His 


APPENDIX.  7J 


Royal  Highness  Prince  Albert,  Patron  ;  Sir  Michael  B,  Shaw 
Stewart,  Bart. ,  President ;  D.  M.  Latham,  and  Win.  B. 
M'Kelvie,  Vice-Presidents ;  John  Barr,  Treasurer ;  John 
Wilson,  Secretary — Meets  for  competition  on  the  15th  July, 
and  15th  September. 


AGEICULTUEAL. 

Lower  Ward  of  Eenerewshire  Agricultural  Society — 
Established  1849 — Annual  Exhibition  of  Live  Stock  and 
Dairy-  Produce  in  June.  Sir  Michael  E.  Shaw  Stewart,  of 
Ardgowan  and  Blackball,  Bart.,  Patron;  Major  Duncan 
Darroch,  of  Gourock  and  Drums,  President ;  Alex.  Craig, 
Dubbs,  Port-Glasgow,  Vice-President ;  Mr  John  Laird,  Bow, 
Treasurer ;  Mr  Peter  Warden,  Murdiestone,  Secretary. 


BENEFIT  AND  FBIENDLY. 

Carpenters'  Benevolent  Society — Alex.  Bell,  Preses  ;  Neil 
Smith,  Treasurer ;  John  M'Kirdy,  Secretary ;  John  Somer- 
ville,  Officer. 

Greenock  Master  Wrights'  Society — Instituted  1731 — D. 
M'Lachlan,  Deacon  ;  James  Campbell,  Treasurer  ;  James  H. 
Crawford,  Secretary  ;  James  Eougvie,  Officer. 

Greenock  Master  Coopers'  Friendly   Society — Instituted 

1744 ,  Deacon;  John  M'Lean,  Treasurer;  William 

Curtis,  Senior  Key-keeper ;  Joseph  Pennel,  Junior  do.  ; 
Alexander  Tough,  Old  Senior  do.  ;  Eobert  M.  Euchanan, 
Old  Deacon ;  William  Scott,  Eobert  Thorne,  and  Robert 
Baxter,  Directors ;  Joseph  Macfie,  and  Archibald  Macfie, 
Auditors  ;  Archibald  Langwill,  jun.,  Secretary. 

Greenock  and  Inverkip  Farmer  and  Agricultural  Friendly 
Society — John  Hair,  Preses  ;  Eobert  Warden,  Treasurer ; 
William  Eitchie  and  James  Matthie,  Key-keepers  ;  Daniel 
Orr,  Wm.  Hair,  James  Shearer,  John  Barclay,  John  Scott 
and  David  M'Lelland,  Managers;  A.  Langwill,  jun.,  Sec- 
retary. 

Greenock  Gardeners'  Society — John  Clark,  Lord  Chancellor ; 
Malcolm   Keith,    Depute    Chancellor;     David    Balderston, 

Deacon ;   — ; — ,  Treasurer ;    Alexander  Eodger   and 

Eobert  Blair,  Key-keepers ;  Eobert  Cowan  and  Eobert 
Jamieson,  Examiners  ;  David  Crawford,  Clerk. 

Greenock  Shipwrights'  Provident  Union  Society — Instituted 

1824 — Peter  Parker,  President ;  Cameron,  Treasurer ; 

Daniel  M'Lean,  Secretary;  Archd.  Dunlop  Stewart,  Surgeon; 
and  Jas.  Peace,  Officer.  General  Meetings  on  the  second 
Wednesday  of  January,  May,  and  September,  in  the  Me- 


APPENDIX. 


chanics'  Hall,  11,  Sir  Michael  street.  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,  27  Hamilton  street. 

Greenock  Friendly  Funeral  Society — Instituted  1824 — R. 
S.  Chorley,  Preses;  Robert  Munn,  Treasurer;  James M 'Neil, 
Clerk  ;  Alex.  Cruden,  Officer. 

Greenock  Trades'  Funeral  Society  —  William  Hunter, 
Preses ;  James  Allan,  Treasurer ;  Thomas  Smith,  Clerk ; 
John  Somerville,  Officer. 

Greenock  Trades'  Friendly  Society — Instituted  1834 — Alex. 
M 'Ronald,  Preses  ;  Duncan  Cameron,  Treasurer  ;  James 
Peace,  Officer  ;  John  Lawson,  Clerk. 

Greenock  Weavers'  Society — Instituted  1745 — Return  not 
given  in. 

Greenock  Funeral  Association — Instituted  29th  Oct. ,  1827 
— John  Davidson,  Preses  ;  James  Milne,  sen. ,  Treasurer  ; 
Lindsay  King,  Clerk ;  Duncan  Morrison,  Officer  and  Mort- 
cloth  Keeper. 

Greenock  Shoemakers'  Friendly  Society — Instituted  8th 
August,  1842 — James  Milne,  sen.,  Preses;  Robert  Muir, 
Treasurer.  There  are  7  of  a  Committee,  and  the  town 
divided  into  6  districts,  Port-Glasgew  being  one,  which  is 
represented  by  Wm.  Duff. 

Greenock  Joiners'  Friendly  Society — Instituted  July  24th, 
1854 — William  Borthwick,  Preses  ;  Mathew  Parke,  Sec- 
retary ;  James  McGill,  Treasurer.  The  Committee  meets  in 
the  Mechanics'  Institution  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  every 
month. 


ODD-FELLOWS. 

Meet  in  their  Hall,  Charles  Street.  The  District  Officers  are 
— John  Carswell,  Prov.  G.M.  ;  Andrew  Ferguson,  Pro  v. 
D.G.M.  ;  J.  M'Dougall,  Prov.  C.S.  and  Treasurer  ;  Archd. 
Dow,  Examining  Officer  ;  John  Quin,  Relieving  Officer. 

Banks  of  Clyde  Lodge — Charles  Thorn,  G.M.  ;  Neil  McKellar, 
N.G.  ;  Hugh  Uxie,  V.G.  ;  John  Quin,  Secretary;  Charles 
Auld,  M.D.,  Surgeon;  John  Tierney,  Treasurer. 

James  Watt  Lodge — John  Laurie,  G.M.  ;  Archd.  Dow,  N.G.  ; 
Alex.  Watt,  V.G.  ;  Peter  M'Gregor  and  John  Sutherland, 
Secretaries;  Geo.  Weir,  Treasurer;  Charles  Auld,  M.D., 
Surgeon. 

Highland  Mary  Lodge— John  Carswell,  G.M.  ;  J.  M'Dougall, 
N.G.  ;  James  Dickson,  V.G.  ;  Ephraim  Barbour,  Secretary  ; 
Barclay  Henry,  Surgeon ;  and  John  Carswell,  Treasurer. 
Hugh  Rose,  Guardian  to  the  three  Lodges. 


APPENDIX.  '  73 


The  Independent  Order  of  Odd-Fellows,  M.U.,  extends  to 
South  Australia,  Canada,  United  States,  New  Zealand,  West 
Indies,  France,  Cape  of  Good  Hope,  Calcutta,  Pacific  Ocean, 
&c,  and  is  composed  of  433  Districts,  3219  Lodges,  and  263,000 
Members.  The  whole  funds  are  estimated  at  £1,000,000. 
They  are  all  nearly  legalised,  being  enrolled  under  the  late 
Friendly  Societies  Act.  There  were  £220,000  paid  for  sickness 
and  funerals  last  year  alone. 

FORESTERS. 

Greenock  District  of  the  Ancient  Order  oe  Foresters  com- 
prises three  Courts — meets  in  their  Hall,  26,  Hamilton  Street. 
District  Officers— Matthew  Dale,  D.C.R.  ;  James  M'Farlan, 
D.T.  ;  James  M'Neill,  D.S. 

Court  Banks  of  Clyde,  No.  1109— Neil  M'Intosh,  C.R.  ; 
David  Milne,  S.C.R.  ;  Lachlan  M'Lean,  Treasurer;  and 
John  Crookshanks,  Secretary. 

Court  Caledonia,  No.  1275 — James  Hempseed,  C.R,  ;  Robert 
Foster,  S.C.R.  ;  Archibald  Buchanan,  Treasurer;  Charles 
Symon,  Secretary. 

Court  Royal  Archer,  No.  1544— Alexander  Simpson,  C.R.  ; 
Colin  M'Kenzie,  S.C.R.;  John  Love,  Treasurer;  James 
Dewar,  Secretary. 

FREEMASONS. 

Provincial  Grand  Lodge  of  Freemasons  for  West  Renfrew  - 
shire,  instituted  7th  February,  1739— Sir  Michael  Robert 
Shaw  Stewart,  R.W.P.G.  Master;  John  Scott,  Esq.,  Depute 
P.G.  Master;  Robert  Steele,  Esq.,  Subst.  P.G.  Master; 
Robert  Ewing,  Esq. ,  P.  G.  Senior  Warden  ;  Arch.  M.  Burrell, 
Esq.,  Acting  P.G.  Junior  Warden;  Rev.  Charles  Cole,  B.D., 
P.G.  Chaplain;  David  Crawford,  Esq.,  P.G.  Treasurer; 
Donald  M'Nicoll,  Esq.,  P.G.  Secretary  and  Director  of 
Ceremonies;   Francis  R,  Reid,  Esq.,  P.G.    Senior  Deacon; 

John  Mackenzie,  Esq. ,  P.  G.  Junior  Deacon  ; ■  Anderson, 

Esq.,  P.G.  Master  of  Stewards;  John  M'Rae,  Tyler. 

Lodge  Greenock  Kilwinning,  No.  11,  instituted  27th  Decem- 
ber, 1728— Lodge  Room,  Greenock  Town  Hall,  (by  virtue  of 
right  conferred  in  feu  charter,  by  Lord  Cathcart,  1765).— 
Francis  Robertson  Reid,  R.W.  Master;  John  Scott,  jun., 
Past  Master;  Donald  M'Nicoll,  Depute  Master,  Secretary, 
and  Treasurer  ;  William  M'Clure,  Senior  Warden  ;  Andrew 
Stewart,  Junior  Warden  ;  Rev.  Charles  Cole,  B.D.,  Chaplain  ; 
James  Hunter  Crawford,  Assistant  Secretary;  John  F. 
Mackay,  Senior  Deacon;  Adam  Leitch,  Junior  Deacon; 
Duncan  MTntyre,  Inner  Guard ;  James  Newton,  James 
Little,  Thomas  Ballantine,  Robert  Frederick  Scott,  Stewards  ; 
John  M'Rae,  Tyler. 


APPENDIX. 


Greenock  St.  John's,  No.  175,  instituted  1776 — J.  Mackenzie, 
R.W.  Master;  Alex.  Clark,  Depute  Master ;  Alex.  M'Mas- 
ter,  Past  Master ;  Robert  Morison  and  John  Cleland, 
Old  Masters  ;  John  Black,  Secretary ;  John  Herriot,  Trea- 
surer ;  Dugald  Ferguson,  Senior  Warden ;  Andrew  I.  Black, 
Junior  Warden ;  Duncan  Ferguson,  Senior  Deacon ;  John 
Arbuckle,  Junior  Deacon  ;  William  Menzies,  James  Scott, 
Daniel  M'Kellar,  and  Archibald  Dow,  Stewards  ;  James  Don, 
Tyler. 

Greenock  Royal  Arch  Chapter,  No.  17 — Office-Bearers : 
John  Preston,  M.E.Z.  ;  Alexander  M.  Clark,  2d  P.H.  ; 
William  Tough,  3d  P.J.  ;  John  Mackenzie,  Scribe  E  ;  Andrew 
Boag,  Scribe  N;  Alexander  M 'Master,  Treasurer  ;  Dugald  Fer- 
guson, P.S.  ;  Thomas  Ballantine,  2d  do.  ;  Thomas  B.  Rowan, 
3d  do.  ;  Alexander  Connell,  Mark  Master  ;  Andrew  I.  Black, 
Captain  1st  Vail ;  John  Duff,  2d  do.  ;  W.  R.  Muir,  3d  do.  ; 
William  Ross,  4th  do.  ;  William  R.  M'Kelvie,  Chaplain ;  W. 
W.  Thomson,  Architect ;  Duncan  Ferguson,  Inner  Guard  ; 
John  Rennie,  1st  Steward  ;  John  Low,  2d  do.  ;  Hannibal 
Sloan,  3d  do.  ;  John  M 'Alpine,  4th  do  ;  John  Burns,  Standard 
Bearer ;  James  Don,  Janitor ;  John  Herriot,  past  1st  prin- 
cipal. 

Greenock  Grand  Encampment  of  Knights  Templars  and 
Knights  of  Malta  (No.  20)— Dormant. 


CONVEYANCES. 


OMNIBUSES. 


Omnibuses  leave  the  Greenock  Railway  Station  on  the  arrival 
of  every  Passenger  Train  from  Glasgow,  and  also  leave  Gourock 
in  time  for  the  departure  of  every  Passenger  Train  for  Glas- 
gow ;  Robert  Clark,  Proprietor. 

Murray's  Omnibus  runs  between  Martha  Brae,  Low  Gourock 
Road,  and  Ftnnieston,  East  End  Cartsdyke,  7  times  daily. 


CARRIERS. 


Glasgow— Lindsay  King,  Hamilton  Street,  departs  every  day 
at  half-past  10,  arrives  every  evening  at  8  o'clock,  per  Rail- 
way. 

Gourock  and  Cloch— N.  &  R.  Shearer,  arrive  and  depart  daily. 

Inverkip— Stewart  Beattie,  arrives  and  departs  Tuesday,  Thurs- 
day, and  Saturday. 

Largs— Mrs  Robert  Crawford,  White  Horse  Inn,  Market  Street, 
arrives  and  departs  on  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday. 

Port-Glasgow — John  Hall,  and  —  Crawford,  arrive  and  depart 
daily. 


APPENDIX. 


75 


CARTERS. 

I.  No  carter,  carman,  barrowman,  or  porter,  shall  be  permit- 
ted to  ply  for  hire,  on  or  around  the  quays  or  piers,  without 
being  licensed,  by  and  under  authority  of  the  Provost  and  Bailies, 
under  a  penalty  not  exceeding  Five  Pounds  for  each  offence. 

II.  Carters  and  carmen  shall  have  their  name  and  number 
marked  in  legible  characters  on  their  respective  carts  or  cars, 
under  a  penalty  not  exceeding  Five  Pounds  for  neglect  thereof. 

III.  Carters  and  carmen  must  have  at  all  times  a  sufficient 
number  or  quantity  of  waterproof  covers,  for  the  protection  of 
goods  on  their  carts  or  cars,  and  every  carter  or  carman  ne- 
glecting to  have  the  necessary  qiiantity  of  covers,  shall  forfeit 
and  pay  a  penalty  not  exceeding  Five  Pounds. 

IV.  All  fines,  forfeitures,  penalties,  damages,  and  expenses, 
mentioned  in  the  preceding  regulations,  shall  (when  not  other- 
wise directed)  be  sued  for  and  recovered  at  the  instance  of  the 
Procurator  Fiscal  of  the  Police  Court  of  Greenock,  before  the 
Provost  or  any  one  of  the  Bailies  of  the  said  Town  ;  and  upon 
conviction  of  any  offender,  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the  said  Provost 
or  any  one  of  the  Bailies  to  pronounce  sentence,  subjecting  such 
offender  to  imprisonment  in  the  Prison  or  Bridewell  of  Greenock, 
or  to  fine,  or  to  such  lesser  punishment  as  may  be  deemed  ade- 
quate to  the  offence  committed. 

Extracted  from  the  Minutes  of  the  Parliamentary  Trustees  of 
the  Port  and  Harbours  of  Greenock. 

JOHN  KERR  GRAY, 

Clerk  to  the  Trustees. 

The  preceding  Regulations  Confirmed  and  Approved  in  terms  of 
the  Statute  5  Vict. ,  Session  2d,  Cap.  54,  Section  CLXXX. 

H.  J.  ROBERTSON,  Sheriff. 

November  25,  1850. 


LIST  OF  LICENSED  PORTERS  AND  THEIR  NUMBERS. 

William  Milligan, 

No. 

1 

No. 
Archibald  M'Farlane,          15 

Morris  M'Teague, 

2 

James  Don,                            16 

John  Telfer, 

3 

Matthew  Muir,                      19 

James  Wilson, 

4 

Alexander  M'Millan,           20 

Alexander  Clark, 

5 

John  M'Farlane,                   21 

George  Knaggs, 

6 

William  Muir,                       22 

Charles  M'Lachlan, 

7 

A.  M'Kirdy,                         24 

John  Drummond, 

8 

James  M'Gleish,                   26 

John  M' Galium, 

11 

Archibald  M'Nair,               27 

John  Orr, 

12 

Donald  M'Intyre,                 28 

Neil  M'CaUum, 

14 

Alexander  M'Gilvray,         29 

76 


APPENDIX. 


No. 

No. 

William  M'Arthur. 

32 

Robert  Campbell, 

60 

D.  Carmichael, 

33 

John  Pettigrew, 

62 

Peter  Clark, 

38 

Archibald  Wright, 

63 

Hugh  Gillan, 

43 

James  Darroch, 

65 

Donald  Laurie, 

44 

Duncan  M'  Alpine, 

66 

John  M'Taggart, 

46 

Peter  Strathearn, 

67 

Colin  M'Phail, 

51 

John  Payne, 

69 

Thomas  Aircl, 

54 

John  M'Dougall, 

72 

James  Benhom, 

56 

John  Gray, 

73 

William  Greaves, 

57 

Hugh  Sweeney, 

74 

PATES  OF  TAPES  TO  BE  EXACTED  BY  PORTERS. 

A  parcel,  7  lbs.  weight  or  under,  from  any  place  in 
Greenock,  not  beyond  Cartsburn,  Westburn,  or 
Shaw  Place,  ... 


£0    0     2 


A  parcel  above  7  lbs. ,  and  not  exceeding  56  lbs. , 
within  the  places  j  ust  mentioned, 

A  parcel  above  56  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  112  lbs., 

Any  load  on  a  wheelbarrow  exceeding  112  lbs.,    ... 

A  letter  or  parcel  not  exceeding  7  lbs.  from  any  place 
in  the  Town  of  Greenock,  not  beyond  Ratho  street 
on  the  East,  Campbell  street  on  the  West,  and 
Wellington  street  on  the  South,    ... 

A  parcel  above  7  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  56  lbs., 
within  the  places  now  mentioned, 

A  parcel  above  56  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  112  lbs., 

Any  load  on  a  Wheelbarrow  exceeding  112  lbs.,  ... 

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,  

A  parcel  above  7  lbs. ,  and  not  exceeding  56  lbs. 
within  the  places  now  mentioned, 

A  parcel  above  56  lbs,,  and  not  exceeding  112  lbs 

Any  load  on  a  Wheelbarrow  exceeding  112  lbs.,  . 

A  parcel  7  lbs.  weight  or  under,  from  any  place  in 
Greenock,  not  beyond  Fort  Matilda, 

A  parcel  above  7  lbs. ,  and  not  exceeding  56  lbs 
within  the  place  now  mentioned,  ...         

A  parcel  above  56  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  112  lbs. 

Any  load  on  a  Wheelbarrow  exceeding  112  lbs.,  .. 


0 

0 

3 

0 

0 

4 

0 

0 

6 

0 

0 

4 

0 

0 

5 

0 

0 

6 

0 

0 

S 

0    0    6 


0 

0    7 

0 

0    8 

0 

0  10 

0    0    7 


0 

0 

s 

0 

0 

9 

0 

1 

0 

. 


APPENDIX.  77 


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. , 

within  the  place  now  mentioned, 0    0  10 

A  parcel  above  56  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  112  lbs.,         0     10 
Any  load  on  a  Wheelbarrow  exceeding  112  lbs.,  ...         0     13 
When  detained  more  than  a  quarter  of  an  hour  at 
loading  or  unloading,  for  every  additional  quarter 
of  an  hour, 0    0     2 

One-half  more  to  be  charged  after  8  o'clock  even- 
ing 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, 

For  every  other  hour, 

Watching  during  the  night — For  the  first  hour,    . . . 

For  every  other  hour,  .. . 

Acting  generally  as  a  Porter  for  a  whole  day  of  10 
hours, 

For  a  week, 

For  these  Rates  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  KERR  GRAY,  Town  Clerk. 
Town-Hall,  12th  June,  1854. 


The  preceding  Regulations  and  Table  of  Rates  or  Fares  al- 
lowed, approved,  and  confirmed,  in  terms  of  the  Statutes  3  Vic. 
cap.  27,  and  of  5  Vic.  cap.  54. 

CLAUD  MARSHALL,  Sheriff-Substitute. 
Greenock,  18th  July,  1854. 


0 

0 

8 

0 

0 

6 

0 

1 

0 

0 

0 

6 

0 

4 

6 

1 

1 

0 

LIST  OF  BOATMEN  (Licensed) 

Alex.  Barbour. 
Archd.  Barbour. 
John  Logan. 


James  M'Cafferty. 
Alex.  M'Kirdy. 
Daniel  Thomson. 

92 


78  APPENDIX. 


RATES  OF  FARES  TO  BE  EXACTED  BY  BOATMEN. 

The  following  regulations  and  tables  of  rates  or  fares  allowed, 
approved,  and  confirmed  in  terms  of  the  statute  5  Victoria,  cap. 
54. 

CLAUD  MARSHALL,  Sheriff-Substitute. 

Town  Hall, 
Greenock,  12th  June,  1855. 


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  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. 

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 

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. 

3.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays  or  harbours  or  shore 
aforesaid  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  reqiiired  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 


APPENDIX.  79 


aforesaid  to  the  south  side  of  Roseneath  shores,  from  Kilcreggan 
to  the  Point  of  Roseneath  : — 


If  one  passenger,  ... 3s  6d 

Two  passengers,       ...         ...         ...         ...  4s  6d 

Three  passengers,     ...         ...         ...         ...  5s  6d 

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. 

5.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays  or  harbours  or  shore 
aforesaid  to  Helensburgh  or  Row  : — 


If  one  passenger, 

Two  passengers, 

Three  passengers, 
Every  additional  passenger, 


4s  6d 
6s  Od 
7s  Od 
0s3d 


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 
aforesaid  to  any  ship  or  vessel  lying  in  Gourock  Bay  : — 

If  one  passenger,          ;.         ...  3s  6d 

Two  passengers,        5s  6d 

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. 

The  above  rate  or  fares  shall  include  luggage,  if  under  two 
hundred  weight ;  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  indis- 
pensably 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. 


APPENDIX. 


DEEP  SEA  PILOTS  (Licensed). 


William  Adams. 
David  A.  Arkley. 
Hugh  Cameron. 
William  Clink. 
Alexander  Daw. 
John  Foster. 
John  Galbraith. 
David  Guthrie. 
William  Howieson. 
Alexander  Murchie. 
Archibald  M 'Bride. 
Daniel  M'Cormick. 
John  M'Corquodale. 
Donald  M'Kmlay. 


John  M'Lean. 
Lachlan  M'Neill. 
Robert  M'Neill. 
Hannibal  Sloan. 
John  Stewart. 
Daniel  Taylor. 
Hugh  Turner. 
John  Turner. 
William  Duncan. 
Robert  Lee. 
Robert  Grant. 
Colin  Turner. 
John  Mackenzie. 


DEEP  SEA  PILOTS'  RATES. 

1.  From  any  place  betwixt  the  Cumbrae  Light  and  the  Cloch 
Light,  or  from  the  anchorage  at  Fairlie  Roads,  Rothesay  Bay, 
or  Quarantine  Station,  Holy  Loch,  to  Greenock  Roads,  and 
Mooring,  or  to  the  Quay  and  berthing,  one  penny  half -penny 
per  ton  register. 

2.  When  a  vessel,  inward  bound,  is  boarded  outside  of  the 
South  Entrance  of  Lamlash  Harbour,  the  Pilot  to  receive  one 
half -penny  per  ton  additional. 

3.  From  any  place  inside  of  the  Cloch  Light,  or  from  the 
anchorage  at  Gourock  Roads,  or  Tail  of  the  Bank,  to  Greenock, 
one  penny. 

4.  Vessels,  inward  bound,  not  boarded  until  nearer  Greenock 
than  the  Bay  of  Quick,  one  penny  per  ton. 

5.  From  Greenock  to  Port-Glasgow,  one  penny  per  ton. 

6.  From  Greenock  Roads,  unmooring,  and  bringing  into  any 
of  the  Harbours  or  Docks — a  Ship,  5s  ;  a  Brigantme,  4s. 

The  same  rates  chargeable  for  like  distances  outwards,  with 
the  exception  of  the  charge  under  Article  II. ,  which  is  levied 
on  outward  bound  vessels  only  in  the  event  of  the  Pilot  being 
required  to  proceed  with  the  vessel  so  far  as  the  south  entrance 
of  Lamlash  harbour.  All  vessels  sailing  under  Foreign  Flags 
to  pay  one  half  more  than  the  above  rates. 

Any  vessels  anchoring  at  the  Tail  of  the  Bank,  outward 
bound,  the  Pilot,  if  required,  is  afterwards  to  go  and  assist  her 
out  to  any  distance  the  master  may  require,  betwixt  the  Cloch 
and  the  Cumbrae,  without  any  additional  charge  to  the  three 
half-pence  per  ton  ;  failing  the  Pilot's  attending,  another  may 
be  hired  in  his  stead,  who  is  to  have  one  penny  per  ton  for  tak- 
ing the  vessel  from  the  Tail  of  the  Bank  out,  leaving  one  half- 


APPENDIX;  81 


penny  per  ton  as  the  allowance  for  piloting  from  the  Quay  to 
the  Tail  of  the  Bank. 

Any  Pilot  going  on  board  ship  (liable  to  quarantine),  at  the 
request  of  the  owner  or  master  is  to  be  paid,  in  addition  to  his 
pilotage,  4s  6d  per  day  of  24  hours,  for  every  day  he  may  be 
detained  on  board. 


SAILING  VESSELS, 

Regular  Traders  between  Greenock  and  Leith,  calling  at  Port- 
Dundas,  sail  frequently — Alexander  Laird  &  Sons,  agents,  2, 
Cross-shore  street. 

For  Dublin  every  Monday — Screw-steamer  Irishman,  186  tons4 
per  register,  T.  Morrison,  master— Alexander  Laird  &  Sons, 


Regular  Traders  between  Glasgow,  Greenock,  and  Liverpool 
— Vixen,  283  tons,  Archibald  M 'Bride,  master ;  Gipsy  Queen, 
222  tons,  James  M 'Bride,  master ;  Gipsy,  217  tons,  John  Mar- 
tin, master ;  Gipsy  King,  202  tons,  Archibald  Govan,  master  ; 
Anna  Dixon,  162  tons,  Evan  Jones,  master  ;  Grimaldi,  149  tons, 
John  Campbell,  master ;  Portland,  125  tons,  Alex.  Dewar, 
master;  Virago,  240  tons,  William  M 'Bride,  master.  Three  of 
the  above  schooners  sail  weekly  from  each  port — Wm,  Lindsay 
&  Co. ,  Excise  Buildings,  agents. 

Regular  Traders  between  Glasgow,  Greenock,  and  Liverpool 
— Three  vessels  sail  weekly  from  each  port — Onyx,  350  tons,  P. 
M'Arthur,  master ;  Opal,  200  tons,  Joha  Munn,  master ;  Sap- 
phire, 230  tons,  John  Campbell,  master;  Topaz,  178  tons,  John 
M'Diarmid,  master ;  Chrysolite,  370  tons,  Peter  Cumming, 
master  ;  Mersy,  220  tons,  A.  M'JSTeil,  master— Arch.  M'Kenzie, 
1,  West  Quay,  agent. 

Regular  Traders  between  Glasgow,  Greenock,  and  Bristol 
{via  Belfast),  with  goods  and  passengers.  The  screw-steamer 
Corsair,  300  tons,  H.  Primrose,  master  ;  Brigand,  300  tons, 
Samuel  Sloley,  master.  One  of  the  above  vessels  sail  weekly — 
William  Lindsay  &  Co. ,  Excise  Buildings,  agents. 

Regular  Traders  betwixt  Greenock,  Lancaster,  and  Preston 
— Woodbinej  87  tons,  S.  Nicholson,  master ;  Oriental,  85  tons, 
J.  Mason,  master ;  Bloomer,  140  tons,  J.  Gornell,  master  ;  Mary- 
Jane,  140  tons,  J.  Williamson,  master.  One  of  the  above 
vessels  sails  from  Greenock  every  other  week — James  Alex- 
ander, agent,  1  Union  Court,  West  Quay  Head. 

Regular  Traders  to  London  (carrying  goods  only). — The  screw 
steamer  Cosmopolitan,  350  tons,  Samuel  Barker,  master ;  Me- 
tropolitan, 350  tons,  H.  Primrose,  master.  One  of  the  above 
vessels  sail  weekly  —  Wm.  Lindsay  &  Co.,  agents,  Excise 
Buildings. 


82  APPENDIX. 


STEAM  VESSELS. 

To  Belfast — six  times  a-week — Stork,  249  tons,  Wm.  Bryce 
master  ;  Elk,  314  tons,  A.  White,  master  ;    Stag,  314  tons; 

,  master  ;   Lynx,  314  tons,  A.  M 'Queen,   master — 

A.  G.  S.  M'Culloch,  agent. 

To  Campbelton — Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday,  and 
leave  Campbelton  the  same  days,  except  in  summer,  when 
they  leave  oftener — Druid,    —  tons,  Kerr,  master;  Celt,  153 

tons  ; ,  master — Mann  &  Sutherland,  agents,  1,  East 

Quay  Lane. 

To  Londonderry — The  Emerald,  351  tons,  Martin,  master  ; 
Eagle,  new  steamer — Alex.  Laird  &  Sons,  agents,  2,  Cross- 
shore  Street. 

To  Port-Bush  and  Londonderry — Three  times  a-week,  and  to 

Sligo  occasionally— Londonderry,  277  tons, master; 

Shamrock,  421  tons,  Stewart,  master  ;  Thistle,  376  tons,  Turn- 
bull,  master ;  Bose,  290  tons,  M'Laughlan,  master  ;  Garland, 
—  tons,   M'Gown,   master — Mann   &  Sutherland,  agents,   1, 
East  Quay  Lane. 

To  Dublin — Every  Tuesday  and  Friday — Vanguard,  366  tons, 
Samuel  Ward,  master  ;  Ariel,  284  tons,  John  Byrne,  master ; 
Herald,  283  tons,  W.  Stokes,  master—James  Little  &  Co., 
Excise  Buildings,  agents. 

To  JSTewry— The  screw- steamer  Mystery,  Geo.  Maja,  master, 
sails  every  week,  taking  goods  to  Dundalk  and  Drogheda,  per 
Dublin  and  Belfast  Junction  Bailway,  and  to  Madden  Bridge, 
Portadown,  &c,  per  Newry  Canal — Graham  Brymner,  agent, 
9,  Custom  House  Place. 

To  Cork  and  Waterford— The  Killarney,  192  tons,  Charles 
Calder,  master ;  Vivandure,  166  tons,  Bobert  Paton,  master — 
carrying  goods  and  passengers — Graham  Brymner,  agent,  9, 
Custom  House  Place. 

To  Dumbarton  and  Glasgow— Twice  a-day— (see  boards  for 
hours  of  sailing) — Premier,  85  tons,  Bobert  Lang,  master; 
Chancellor,  108  tons,  J.  Wilson,  master ;  Queen,  90  tons, 
Barrie,  master — James  Darroch,  Steamboat  Quay,  agent. 

To  Ayr  and  Girvan— Every  Tuesday  ;  and 

To  Girvan  and  Stranraer— Every  Friday— Ayrshire  Lass,  69 
tons,  Love,  master — Mann  &  Sutherland,  agents,  1,  East  Quay 
Lane. 

To  Girvan  and  Stranraer — Every  Thursday — Albion,  156  tons, 
Captain  Haswell — A.  Laird  &  Sons,  agents,  Cross-shore  Street. 

To  Helensburgh,  Boseneath,  Garelochhead  and  Glasgow — 
Daily— (For  hours  of  sailing  see  boards)— Gem,  —  tons,  M'- 
Aulay,  master  ;  Sovereign,  76  tons,  M'Kinlay,  master — Archd. 
M'Nair,  Steamboat  Quay,  agent. 


APPENDIX.  83 


To  Glasgow,  Helensburgh,  and  Garelochhead — Victoria,  66 
tons,  Campbell,  master — Archd.  M'Allister,  agent. 

To  Rothesay,  Kirn,  Dunoon,  and  Innellan — Vulcan,  —  tons, 
M'Lean,  master  ;  Ruby,  —  tons,  Bryce,  master  ;  Invincible,  78 
tons, master. 

To  Oban,  Fort-William,  and  Inverness,  via  Crinan  Canal  or 
Mull  of  Kintyre — Twice-a-Week — (See  sailing  bills) — Cygnet, 
61  tons,  Graham,  master ;  Lapwing,  47  tons,  M'Callum,  master 
— William  Lindsay  &  Co.,  agents. 

To  Dunoon,  Rothesay,  Kyles  of  Bute,  Ardrishaig,  Oban, 
Fort- William,  and  Inverness — During  the  months  of  May ,  June, 
July,  August,  September,  and  October — Iona,  — tons,  M'Gown, 
master — William  Lindsay  &  Co.,  agents,  Excise  Buildings. 

To  Oban,  Tobermory,  Portree,  and  Stornoway — Every  Mon- 
day and  Thursday  at  4  p.m.,  by  the  steamers  Clansman,  260 
tons,  John  Rankine,  master  ;  or  Duke  of  Argyll,  194  tons, 
Malcolm  Sinclair,  master.  To  Gairloch  (Ross-shire, )  Lochinver 
and  Ullapool  (Sutherlandshire,)  and  Lochmaddy  (North  Uist,) 
occasionally  during  the  season — William  Lindsay  &  Co. ,  Excise 
Buildings,  agents.  To  above  Ports,  and  Portellen,  and  Port- 
askaig,  the  steamer  Islay,  —  tons,  Colquhoun,  master — John 
Dawson,  agent. 

To  Largs,  Milport,  Arran,  and  Ardrossan — Daily — Lady 
Brisbane,  84  tons,  M'Taggart,  master  ;  Lady  Kelburne,  90  tons, 
Gillies,  master — James  Benham,  Steamboat  Quay,  agent.  Star, 
- — ■  tons,  M'Kellar,  master  ;  Venus,  —  tons,  M'Kellar,  master  ; 
Vesta,  —  tons,  M'Kellar,  master — A.  M'Allister,  agent,  Steam- 
boat Quay. 

To  Liverpool — Three  days  a-week — Tuesday,  Thursday,  and 
Saturday — Princess  Royal,  500  tons,  M'Chlery,  master;  Van- 
guard, —  tons,  Ward,  master — Donald  M'Larty  &  Co.,  Excise 
Buildings,  agents.  Panther,  441  tons,  James  Hardie,  master ; 
Leopard,  —  tons,  Main,  master — A.  G.  S.  M'Culloch,  agent. 

To  Lochgoilhead — Daily — Lochgoil,  — tons,  M'Intyre,  master 
— A.  M'Millan,  Steamboat  Quay,  agent. 

To  Kilmun  and  Strone,  Dunoon  and  Kirn— Three  times  a  day 
— The  Wellington,  —  tons,  M'Coll,  master  ;  Nelson,  —  tons, 
Barrie,  master ;  Express,  —  tons,  Campbell,  master — A.  M'- 
Allister, agent. 

To  Dunoon,  Innellan,  and  Rothesay — 6  days  a  week,  at  5.30 
p.m.  ;  Rothesay  Castle,  —  tons,  Campbell,  master— John  Daw- 
son, agent,  Steamboat  Quay. 

For  Kirn,  Dunoon,  Rothesay,  Kyles  of  Bute,  Tarbert,  Loch- 
gilphead, Inverary.  The  Castle  Company's  Royal  Mail  Steam 
Packets — for  Hours,  see  the  Boards. 


84  APPENDIX. 


CLYDE  SHIPPING  COMPANY'S  LIGHTERS 

CARRYING   GOODS  DAILY  BETWEEN  GLASGOW,    GREENOCK,    AND 
PORT-GLASGOW. 

Cyclops,  105  tons,  P.  M'Farlane,  master ;  Friends,  80  tons, 
John  M'Gregor,  master ;  Betty,  80  tons,  Duncan  Douglas, 
master ;  Clyde,  90  tons,  D.  M'Lachlan,  master ;  Kelvin,  105 
tons,  M.  M'Gregor,  master  ;  Newark,  110  tons,  H.  M'Lachlan, 
master  ;  Bowling,  110  tons,  D.  Campbell,  master  ;  Renfrew,  120 
tons,  M'Gregor,  master  ;  Dunglass,  —  tons,  P.  M'Farlane, 
master- — Office,  9,  Customhouse  Place,  Graham  Brymner,  ma- 
nager. 


CLYDE  SHIPPING  COMPANY'S  TOWING  VESSELS. 

To  and  from  Glasgow — Every  lawful  day — Conqueror,  86 
tons,  Thomas  Barbour,  master  ;  Wizard,  21  tons,  David  Storm, 
master  ;  Sir  Isaac  Newton,  —  tons,  Leitch,  master  ;  Nimrod,  — 
tons,  Wilson,  master  ;  Flying  Childers,  —  tons,  Dick,  master  ; 
Duke  of  Northiunberland, —  tons,  M'Dougal,  master. 

Luggage  Steamboats,  carrying  Goods  between  Greenock,  Port-. 
Glasgow,  and  Glasgow — Sail  Daily — Glasgow,  100  tons,  Camp- 
bell, master ;  Greenock,  100  tons,  Brodie,  master ;  Industry,  80 
tons,  Taylor,  master — Office,  9,  Customhouse  Place. 

Vessels  belonging  to  the  Glasgow  and  Greenock  Shipping  Co. , 
owned  by  Messrs  James  Steel  &  Son,  Glasgow,  and  Cunningham 
&  M'Caskill,  Greenock  : — General  Williams,  steam  tug,  Archi- 
bald, master;  Fire  Fly,  steam  tug,  M'Callum,  master;  Sir 
Charles  Napier,  steam  tug,  Muir,  master ;  James  Watt,  screw 
steamer,  Campbell,  master ;  Henry  Bell,  screw  steamer,  Mac- 
dougall,  master  ;  Hawk,  lighter,  M'Callum,  master ;  Raven, 
lighter,  M'Creath,  master ;  Dove,  lighter,  Thomson,  master  ; 
Alloa,  lighter,  Crawford,  master. — The  above  screw  steamers 
and  lighters  carry  goods  to  and  from  Glasgow,  daily,  are  fitted 
with  cranes,  and  expressly  built  for  the  trade. 


The  following  alterations  have  occurred  since  the  foregoing 
sheets  were  printed  : — 

Royal  Bank  of  Scotland. 
David  M.  Latham,  Agent.  —  Donald  MacRae,  Accountant. 


St.  John's  Episcopal  Church. 

The  Rev.  A.  E.  Davies,  'Curate. 

J.  Fox,  M.D.  and  Robert  Thorne,  Church  Wardens. 

Mr  and  Mrs  Smith,  teachers,  East  School— West  School  vacant. 


APPENDIX.  85 


The  following  societies  were  received  too  late  for  insertion  in 
their  proper  place  : — 

GREENOCK  YOUNG  MEN'S  EVANGELICAL  SOCIETY. 

Instituted  in  1839. 

John  Williamson,  President. 

John  M'Phail,  Vice-President. 

A.  Chalmers,  Corresponding  Secretary. 

Geo.  M'Onie  and  David  Boyle,  Secretaries. 

Dugald  Campbell,  Treasurer. 

This  Society  has  for  its  object  the  moral  and  religious  im- 
provement of  young  men.  It  is  divided  into  eight  separate 
associations  or  branches,  which  meet  at  the  following  places 
every  Friday  evening  at  a  quarter  to  nine  o'clock,  for  religious 
exercises,  viz.  : — 

Association  No.  1.  Middle  Parish  Church  Session-house. 

2.  Free  Middle  Church 

3.  East  Parish  Church 

4.  Free  West  Church 

,,  5.  St.  Andrew's  Square  School-room. 

,,  6.  Sir  Michael  St.  U.  P.  Church  Session-house. 

,,  7.  St.  Andrew's  Free  Church 

8.  Wellpark  Free  Church 

Young  men  of  good  moral  character  are  admitted  members, 
and  they  are  earnestly  invited  to  join,  the  society. 


ANN  STREET  MUSICAL  ASSOCIATION, 

Charity  School,  Ann  Street, 

Meets  every  Monday  and  Friday  evening  for  the  practice  of 
vocal  music,  including  psalmody,  anthems,  glees,  and 
choruses. 

John  King,  President. 
James  Ralston,  Secretary. 
John  Gordon,  Treasurer. 

Robert  D.  N.  Harvie,  Leader  and  Conductor. 


GREENOCK  SHIPPING  LIST. 


Bk...  Barque 

Bg...Brig 

Bgn.Brigantine 


VESSELS  MARKED 

s.... 

..Ship 

Sk.. 

..Smack 

Lr...  Lighter 

Str. 

..Steamer 

Sp.. 

..Sloop 

Cr.  ...Cutter 

Ss.. 

..Screw  steamer 

Sr.. 

..Schooner 

Vessels.  Tons.     Masters. 

Abyssinia,  bk  399  M'Nabb 

Admiral,  str  114  Butter 

Agnes,  lr  46  Miller 

Agnes  Taylor,  s        471  Bell 
Alberta,  bk  581  Cameron 

Alexander,  lr  37  Tussels 

Almogavar,  s  s  979  "Wake 

America,  s  430  Guthrie 

Ann,  lr  28  Scott 

Anne  Maclean,  bk    318  P.  M'Gaw 
Ann  Hall,  bg  173  Dempster 

Ann  Johnston,  bg    198  M'Lean 
Archd.  M'Millan,  s  498  Lyle 
Army  and  Navy,  ss  178  Clark 
Assaye,  s  847  Caldwell 

Atalanta,  bg  182  Wood 

Auchneagh,  s  629  Clark 


Owners.  Trade. 

John  Kerr  Foreign 
Templeton  do 

B.  &  P.  Barr  Coast 

John  Kerr  Foreign 
Buchanan  &  Erskine         do 
B.  S.  M'Morland  &  Co.  Coast 

J.  Caird  Foreign 
W.  Orr  do 

Mories  &  Nicol  Coast 

Hamlin  &  Co.  Foreign 
Dempster  &  others  do 

Baine  &  Johnston  do 

John  Kerr  do 

Nicol  &  Co.  do 

J.  &  W.  Stewart  do 

D.  Wilson  do 

John  Kerr  do 


Bacalieu,  sr 
Balclutha,  bg 
Bangalore,  s 
Bannockburn,  s 
Barbadian,  s 
Banshee,  lr 
Bee,  lr 
BeU  Bird,  s  s 
Benlomond,  s 
Berwick  Packet, 
Berenguer,  ss 
Black  Diamond, 
Boadicea,  bk 
Borneo,  bk 
Borussia  s  s 
Brenda,  bk 


133  Marley 

243  Hart 

387  MiUer 

635  Swan 

596  Galloway 
36  Stirling 
40  Eussell 

188  Carmichael 

884  Bhodes 
sp    42  Campbell 

979  Boyland 
lr     30  Weir 

326  Buchanan 

460  Nicol 
1876  Ehlers 

299  Saunders 


Stewarts 

Foreign 

J.  &  W.  Stewart 

do 

Pattens  &  Co. 

do 

Eussell  &  others 

do 

John  Kerr 

do 

Mories  &  Mcol 

Coast 

Bt.  Baird  &  Son 

do 

Little  &  Co. 

Foreign 

A.  Stewart  &  Co. 

do 

Archibald  Chisholm 

Coast 

J.  T.  Caird 

Foreign 

Mories  &  Mcol 

Coast 

Dunlop  &  Co. 

Foreign 

Martin  &  Co. 

do 

Bobinow 

do 

Pattens  &  Co. 

do 

APPENDIX. 


87 


Vessels.  Tons.    Masters.  Owners.  Trade. 

Brooksby,  s  410  Kerr  C.  M'Millan  &  others        do 

Brownie,  lr  40  M  'Williams  Mories  &  Mcol  Coast 

Brunelle,  s  1122  Brown  M 'Arthur  &  Binnie    Foreign 

Buenos  Ayrean,  bk   324  Fisher  D.  Shankland  &  Co.  do 


California,  bk            482  Fowler 

Orr  &  Co. 

Foreign 

Cambria,  s                 397  Russell 

Orr  &  Co. 

do 

Carleton,  s               1058  Ferguson 

Hamilton 

do 

Cat.  Pemberton,  bk  313  

J.  F.  Mackay 

do 

Catherine,  sr               45  Gibb 

J.  Gibb 

Coast 

Charles,  lr                   83  Livingstone 

Mories  &  Mcol 

do 

Charl.  Harrison,  bk  557  A.  Welsh 

A.  R.  Johnston 

Foreign 

Charlotte,  bgn           230  Forest 

Saunders  &  Co. 

do 

Chase,  bk                   286  Jarvis 

Baine  &  Johnston 

do 

Cherokee,  bk             278  Cowan 

J.  &  W.  Stewart 

do 

Chieftain,  bk             390  M'Millan 

D.  M'Larty  &  Co. 

do 

Clydesdale,  bk          250  Aitken 

J.  G.  Macfarlane 

do 

Cochran  Hendry,  sk  43  Hendry 

Hendry 

Coast 

Commerce,  lr              21  Mowat 

Mories  &  Nicol 

do 

Corio,  s  s                    124  Turner 

J.  F.  Mackay 

Foreign 

Cora,  bk                     283  Wallace 

Baine  &  Johnston 

do 

Copia,  bk                   300  Fleming 

Pattens  &  Co. 

do 

Cressida,  s                 587  Ritchie 

Campbell,  Anderson 

i&Co.do 

Cuban,  s                    477  Galloway 

John  Kerr 

do 

Czar,  s                      1186  Cochrane 

R.  Cuthbert 

do 

Dante,  bg 

175  BreakenridgeBaine  &  Johnston 

Foreign 

Davidsons,  bg 

218  M'Kenzie 

Pattens  &  Co. 

do 

Demerara,  s 

523  Evans 

John  Kerr 

do 

Dove,  s  s 

202  

Handyside 

Coast 

Duck,  s  s 

207  

Handyside 

do 

Duke  of  Portland, bk  533  Harden 

Thomas  Hamlin  &  Co. 

Foreign 

Dumfries,  s  s 

84  M'Fie 

D.  M'Larty  &  Co. 

Coast 

Duncan  Hoyle, 

s  s 

222  Lawrence 

Hoyle  &  Co. 

Foreign 

Earl  of  Lonsdale,  bk  355  Auld 

John  Kerr 

Foreign 

Earl  of  Windsor,  s 

729  Crowe 

Thomson 

do 

Elf,  lr 

40  

Mories  &  Nicol 

Coast 

Elizabeth,  lr 

30  Travis 

Mories  &  Mcol 

do 

Elizabeth,  lr 

37  Carmichael 

R.  S.  M'Morland  &  Co.    do 

Elizabeth,  sr 

66  M'Pherson 

Hendry  &  others 

do 

Eliza  Grieve,  bg 

149  Gowens 

Baine  &  Johnston 

Foreign 

Eliza  Stewart,  s 

524  Baird 

J.  &  W.  Stewart 

do 

Ellen,  bgn 

94  Campbell 

John  Campbell 

Coast 

Englishman,  bgn 

165  Ross 

Whitehead 

Foreign 

Emelyn,  bk 

293  Toogood 

M 'Arthur  &  Binnie 

do 

APPENDIX. 


Erroinango,  bk 
Esmeralda,  s 
Eugenie,  bk 
Eydent,  lr 


Tons.     Masters. 

351  Watson 
1188  Meklrum 

252  Robertson 
30  M'Pherson 


Owners. 
J.  Kelso 
Cuthbert 
Baine  &  Johnston 
R.  &  P.  Ban- 


Trade, 
do 
do 
do 

Coast 


Fairy,  lr 
Einnart,  sr 
Foam,  s 
Friends,  sr 


35  Cavens  Mories  &  Nicol  Coast 

77  Ballantyne  "Warden  and  others  Foreign 

604  Findlay  Findlay  do 

65  M'Girr  Brymner  do 


Genova,  s  s 
Gertrude,  bk 
Glaucus,  bg 
Glenal-va,  s 
Grange,  bk 


500  Smith 
555  Campbell 
256  Aitken 

1051  

275  Alexander 


D.  M'Larty  &  Co. 

Foreign 

M'Farlane 

do 

J.  &  W.  Stewart 

do 

Adam  &  Co. 

do 

Thomas  Shaw 

do 

Hebe,  bg 
Hercules,  s  s 
Hound,  bgn 


Iceni,  bg 
India,  s 
Indiana,  s 
Innelian,  bk 
Inkermann,  s 
Isabelie,  sr 
Isabella  Crolle,  ss 
Isabella  Kerr,  bk 
Isle  of  France,  bk 


126  Richardson 

119  

132  Harvey 


266  Steele 
574  "Warden 
864  M'Kirdy 
272  Clark 
790  Welsh 

60  Stewart 
350  Speckman 
442  Cowan 
338  Neill 


Baine  &  Johnston 

Foreign 

Handyside 

Coast 

Kerrs  &  M 'Bride 

Foreign 

Kerrs  &  M 'Bride 

Foreign 

John  MacCunn 

do 

D.  Shankland  &  Co. 

do 

M'Millan  and  others 

do 

A.  R.  Johnston 

do 

J.  Stewart 

Coast 

D.  M'Larty  &  Co. 

do 

John  Kerr 

Foreign 

M 'Arthur  &  Binnie 

do 

Jacatra,  s 
James  Russell,  s 
James  Stewart,  1 
Jane  Brown,  bk 


348  Tolridge 
768  Muir 
261  Taylor 

281  Stevenson 


JaneDalrymple,bgn  100  M'Lellan 
Jane  Duff,  sr  97  Stevenson 

Janet,  sp  39  Wilson 

Janet  Wilson,  bk     279  Edwards 
Jason,  s  1022  Irvin 

Jeamlr  39  Gibson 


D.  M'Gregor 

A.  Russell  and  others 
J.  &  W.  Stewart 
Baine  &  Johnston 

E.  B.  Maclean 
Stevenson 

John  M'Lean  &  Co. 
Mrs  Janet  Wilson 
Wm.  Crawford  &  Co. 
R.  &  P.  Barr 


Foreign 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 
Coast 
Foreign 

do 
Coast 


APPENDIX. 


89 


Vessels-  Tons.     Masters, 

lr  39  M'Pherson 

Jeanie  Yeats,  lr         26  Fraser 
Jessie,  sp  50  Morrison 

Jessie  Catherine,  sp   32  M'Coll 
Jessie  M'Farlan,  bk  315  Thomson 
John  Ferguson,  s      499  Main 
John  M'Kenzie 
Juliet,  bk 


Owners.  Trade. 

Mories  &  Nicol  Coast 

R.  &  P.  Barr  do 

John  M'Lean  &  Co.  do 

John  M'Lean  &  Co.  do 
J.  M'Farlan                   Foreign 

John  Kerr  do 

904  Blennerhassett  A.  Stewart  &  Co.  do 
444  Teulon           J.  Rodger,  jr.,  &  others    do 


Kalka  Pira,  bk 
Killarney,  s  s 
Kirkman  Finlay,  s 
Kohinoor,  bk 


270  Rhodes 

281  

439  M'Kirdy 
314  Menzies 


Stewart  &  Co. 
Scott  &  Son 
Shankland 
A.  Stewart  &  Co. 


Foreign 
Coast 
Foreign 
do 


Lady  Octavia,  s 
Lady  Young,  bg 
Lewis  Castle,  s  s 
Livonia,  bg 
Lord  of  the  Isles,  i 
Lord  Harris,  str 
Lord  Warriston,  s 
Lotus,  bk 


1272  Welsh 
107  M'Cubbin 
80  Wood 
161  M'CaU 
691  Maxton 
164  Dow 

1144  Lock 
336  Chiene 


Hamilton,  Adams  &  others  For. 
A.  Munro  &  Co.  For.  &  Coast 
J.F.Mackay&Newton&Co.  Cst. 


Thomson 
Martin  &  Co. 
Templeton 
Thos.  Hamlin  &  Co. 
Dunlop  &  Co. 


Foreign 
Foreign 

do 

do 

do 


Marchs.  of  Ailsa,  bk  335  Andrew 
Marion  Hendry,  sr  91  Hendry 
Martaban,  s  851  Lawson 

Mary,  bg  218  Shearer 

Maiy  Ann,  bg  250  Leitch 

Mary  Campbell,  sp  54  M'Lean 
Mary  Stewart,  bk  329  M'Neill 
Matanzas,  bk  325  Sinclair 

Mauritius,  s  623  Calloway 

Meg  Merrilies,  s        315  M'Kellar 
Menam,  bk  472  Andrew 

Meteor,  s  776  Alexander 

Meteor,  bk  311  Flynn 

Monsoon,  s  855  Poison 

Mooltan,  610  Fyfe 

Mountstuart,  sr  55  Ballantyne 

Myrtle,  s  781  Warden 


John  Kerr 

Hendry  and  others 

Orr  &  others 

J.  Kelso 

P.  W.  Leitch 

M.  &  D.  Kelso 

A.  Aitken  &  others 

John  Kerr 

John  Kerr 

J.  Jackson 

Martin  &  Co. 

M 'Arthur  &  Binnie 

J.  &  W.  Stewart 

D.  M'Alpine 

Wm.  Crawford  &  Co. 

Brymner 

Russell  &  Co., 


Foreign 

Coast 

Foreign 

do 

do 
Coast 
Foreign 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 
Coast 
Foreign 


Neptune,  bk 
New  Orleans,  s 


343  Chambers 
744  Begg 


J.  Cunningham  &  Co. 

Stewart  &  Co. 


Foreign 
do 


m 


APPENDIX. 


Vessels. 
Niagara,  bk 
Norval,  bk 


Tons.  Masters. 
402  M'Ewan 
245  Scott 


Owners. 
Dunlop  &  Co. 
Baine  &  Johnston 


Trade. 

Foreign 
do 


Onda,  bk 
Oriental,  bk 
Othello,  bg 


376  Nairn 
356  Neill 
155  Currie 


Orr  and  others 
Dunlop  &  Co. 
Baine  &  Johnston 


Foreign 
do 
do 


Persia,  s 
Petrel,  sr 
Pluto,  ss 
Priam,  bk 
Prince  of  Wales, 


177  Mearns 
670  Roberts 

60  Crawford 
147  Bryinner 
659  Macfarlane 

37  Leitch 


D.  Steel 

D.  M'Larty  &  Co. 

Robert  Baxter 

Brymner 

M  'Arthur  &  Binnie 

Alexander  Leitch 


Foreign 

do 
Coast 

do 
Foreign 
Coast 


Quintin  Leitch,  s      643  Warden         A.  Russell  and  others    Foreign 


Ralston,  s 
Regalia,  s  s 
Roderick  Dhu,  bk 
Rosina,  bk 
Royal  Arch,  sk 
Royal  Oak,  Ir 
Runnymede,  bg 


575  Toogood 
66  Paton 

376  M 'Alpine 

450  Broadfoot 
48  Leitch 
26  Sinclair 

200  Prowse 


M 'Arthur  &  Binnie 
D.  M'Larty  &  Co. 
D.  M 'Alpine 
D.  M'Gregor 
Leitch  &  Co. 
Mories  &  Nicol 
Kerrs  &  M 'Bride 


Foreign 

Coast 

Foreign 

do 
Coast 

do 
Foreign 


Salween,  bk 
Sampson,  s  s 
Sappho,  bk 
Schoodiac,  s 
Scotia,  s 
Scotland,  s 


307  White 

119  

446  Hildreth 
1010  Middleton 
921  Duncan 
388  Davie 


Shooting  Star,  bk     291  Johnston 
Sir  R.  Campbell,  bg  178  Jones 


Sligo,  s  s 
Solway,  sk 
Somnauth,  s 
Spartan,  s 
Spray,  bg 
Spectator,  bk 
Stella,  bk 
Stenter,  bk 


400  Walker 
41  M'Arthur 
540  Lawson 
681  Barclay 
244  Roper 
330  Irvine 
213  Boyd 
355  Stevenson 


F.  White  Foreign 

Handyside  Coast 

D.  Balderston  &  others  Foreign 


D.  M'Larty  &  Co. 

FXamilton 

John  MacCunn 

Wm.  Lindsay  &  Co. 

W.  Walker 

D.  M'Larty  &  Co. 

M.  &  D.  Kelso 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 
Coast 
do 


Hamilton,  Adams  &  others  For. 
Hamilton,  Adams  &  others  do 
Kerrs  &  M'Bride  do 

Dunlop  &  Co.  do 

J.  &  W.  Stewart  do 

Duff  &  Co.  do 


APPENDIX. 


91 


Vessels.  Tons.    Masters.  Owners.  Trade. 

Stirling,  bk  430  Jamieson      J.  F.  Mackay  Foreign 

Strathclutha,  sr  53  M'Girr  R.  S.  M'Morland&  Co.    Coast 


Tamerlane,  s 
Tartar,  s 
Thalestris,  bg 
Thalia,  s  s 
Thomas  Fielden,  s 
Thomas  Hamlin,  s 
Trinidad,  s 
Triton,  bg 


427  Caldwell 
670  Guthrie 
165  Hanley 
419  "Wilson 
904  Poland 
831  Pole 
524  Dunlop 
86  Williams 


J.  &  W.  Stewart  Foreign 

Hamilton,  Adams  &  others  do 


Pattens  &  Co. 
Eobt.  Baird  &  Son 
Thomas  Hamlin  &  Co. 
Thomas  Hamlin  &  Co. 
John  Kerr 


do 
do 
do 
do 
do 


A.  Munro  &  Co.     Coast  &  do 


Ulysses,  s 
Urania,  s  s 


934  Chivas 
254  Anderson 


W.  Crawford  &  Co. 
Baird  &  Co. 


Foreign 
Coast 


Varna,  bk 
Vestal,  bg 
Vulcan,  Ir 


551  Fleming        John  Kerr  Foreign 

161  Harkness       Kerrs  &  M 'Bride  do 

45  Thomson       R.  S.  M'Morland  &  Co.  Coast 


Walter  Baine,  bg      257  Black 
Warlock,  lr  35  Gardner 

Waterwitch,  s  s        300  Hamilton 
William  Gibson,  s    592  Blair 
William  Stewart,  s  576  Bramwell 
William  Watson, bk  432  Aikenhead 
Willing  Lass,  bgn     115  Paton 


Baine  &  Johnston 
Mories  &  Nicol 
D.  M'Larty  &  Co. 
James  M'Millan  &  Son 
J.  &  W.  Stewart 
M'Farlan 
Thorne  &  Co. 


Foreign 

Coast 

Foreign 

do 

do 

do 

do 


Yrca, 


1374  Turner 


Hamilton,  Adams  &  others  For. 


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FIRE-PROOF  SAFES 

AfSiD  DEED  BOXES, 

OF  ALL  SIZES,   AT  MAKER'S  PEICES. 

Original  Agent  by  Appointment : 

WILLIAM  INNES, 

40,  HAMILTON  STREET, 
GREENOCK. 


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TAILOR, 
32,    HAMILTON    STREET, 


RESPECTFULLY  returns  his  sincere  thanks  to  his  Friends  and 
the  Public  for  their  liberal  patronage  since  Commencing 
Business,  and  assures  them  that  no  efforts  will  be  wanting  on  his  part 
to  merit  a  continuance  of  their  support. 

As  none  but  the  best  "Workmen  are  employed,  Gentlemen  may  rely 
on  having  their  Orders  executed  with  taste  and  skill. 

D.  M.,  from  an  experience  of  some  years  in  the  First  Establish- 
ments of  London  and  Glasgow,  flatters  himself  that  in  style,  fit,  and 
workmanship,  he  will  be  surpassed  by  none. 


CHARGES  MODERATE. 

Greenock,  June,  1857. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


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CONTAINING 


WARRANTED  SUPERIOR  QUALITY,  viz.  :— 

Q  A  SHEETS  Superfine  Full-sized  Cream  Laid  Note  Paper— 24 
/-/  TC  Superfine  Cream  Laid  Envelopes  to  suit — 18  Sheets  Superfine 
Cream  laid  Albert  Note  Paper — 18  Superfine  Cream  Laid  Envelopes 
to  suit— 12  Best  Correspondence  Steel  Pens — 1  Penholder — 1  Best 
Pencil — 1  Sheet  Black  Lines — 1  Sheet  Blotsheet. 


A.   CAMPBELL,  General  Stationer. 
9,  HAMILTON  STBEET,  GREENOCK. 


BRASSFOUNDER  AND  GASFITTER, 

IN  returning  thanks  to  his  Numerous  Friends  and  the  Public  for 
the  Liberal  Encouragement  he  has  hitherto  received,  begs  to 
intimate  his  REMOVAL  to  his  New  Premises,  3,  DELLINGBURN 
STREET,  which  have  been  specially  erected  for  his  purposes,  and 
where  he  will  be  enabled  to  Carry  on  his  Business  on  a  more 
Extended  Scale. 

J.  L.   would  respectfully  solicit  a  Continuance  of  the  Patronage 
with  which  he  has  been  so  liberally  favoured  for  the  last  Six  Years  ; 
and  assures  those  who  may  entrust  him  with  Orders,  that  nothing  on 
-liis  part  will  be  wanting  to  give  them  entire  satisfaction. 
Orders  from  the  Country  punctually  attended  to. 
Greenock,  June,  1857. 


VICTORIA  BUILDINGS,  7,  WEST  BLACKHALL  STREET, 
SMITH  AND  FURNISHING  IRONMONGER, 

BEGS  to  return  his  sincere  thanks  to  the  Inhabitants  of  Greenock 
and  surrounding  Country  for  the  Liberal  Encouragement  he 
has  received,  and  begs  to  state  that  he  has  at  present  a  Large  and 
Well-Selected  Stock  of  FURNISHING  IRONMONGERY,  consist- 
ing of  Register  and  Kitchen  Grates,  Fenders,  Fire  Irons,  Tea  Trays, 
Cutlery,  &c,  &c. 

N.B. — Smith  Work,  General  Jobbing,  and  Bell  Hanging,  Neatly 
Executed,  and  punctually  attended  to. 
Greenock,  June,  1857. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


SINCLAIR,  HENDRY  AN®  SO. 

PAINTERS   AND    DECORATORS, 
5,  WEST  BLACKBALL  STREET, 

BEG  to  announce  the  arrival  of  their  NEW  DESIGNS  of 
FRENCH  and  ENGLISH  PAPER-HANGINGS,  which,  for 
Variety,  Beauty,  and  Quality,  are  unequalled.  They  therefore  solicit 
an  Early  Call. 

Greenock,  June,  1857. 


MANUFACTURER  OF  LADIES'  FANCY  BAGS, 

21,  SIR  MICHAEL  STREET, 
GREENOCK. 

CARPET  AND  SCHOOL  BAGS  IN  LEATHER  AND  CLOTH. 


BOND'S  FURNITURE  POLISH 

SAVES  all  Labour,  by  producing  an  Immediate  and  Brilliant 
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  easily  applied  of  any  Pre- 
paration yet  offered  to  the  Public. 

Sold  in  Bottles,  at  6d.,  Is.,  and  2s.  each,  by 

JAMES    G.     ALEXANDER, 

CHEMIST, 

9,  WEST  BLACKHALL  STREET,  GREENOCK. 


CONFECTIONER, 

IN  returning  thanks  for  the  Extensive  Patronage  accorded  him 
during  the  last  Four  Years,  begs  leave  to  intimate  that  he  has 
REMOVED  to  that  SHOP, 

No.  43,  CATHCART  STREET, 
formerly  occupied  by  Mr  John  Clark,  Watchmaker,  where,  by 
always  keeping  a  Stock  of  FRESH  GOODS  at  a  Moderate  Price,  he 
hopes  for  a  continuance  of  that  patronage  he  has  already  so  liberally 
received. 

Greenock,  June,  1857. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


NOTICE    OF   REMOVAL. 
UBm  M.  CHALMERS, 

JOINER,  GLAZIER,  &c, 

BEGS  most  respectfully  to  intimate  that  he  has  REMOVED  from 
14,  ANN  STREET,  to  more  Extensive  Premises, 
No.  15,  EAST  SHAW  STREET, 
where  he  will  be  happy  to  Execute  all  Orders  entrusted  to  his  care. 
FUNERAL  UNDERTAKING. 
Greenock,  June,  1857. 


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PURVEYOR, 
37,  HAMILTON  STREET,  GREENOCK. 


14,  EAST  QUAY  LANE. 


COACH  PROPRIETOR,  JOB  AND  POST  MASTER, 
1,  JAMAICA  STREET, 

BEGS  respectfully  to  acquaint  the  Inhabitants  of  Greenock  and 
neighbourhood  that  he  continues  to  Carry  on  his  Trade  m 
the  above  Commodious  Premises,  and  trusts,  by  unremitting  attention 
to  Business,  to  secure  the  Continued  Support  of  the  Community. 

Harringtons,  Cabs,  Mourning  Coaches,  Box  Noddies,  &c,  on 
Hire  ;  Job  and  Post  Horses  for  Hire,  by  the  Day,  Week,  Month, 
or  Year. 

HORSES  TAKEN  LN  AT  LrVERY. 
Greenock,  June,  1857. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


PHOTOGRAPHIC  PORTRAIT  GALLERY, 

32,  HAMILTON  STREET,  GREENOCK. 


RURIE,  in  acknowledging  and  thanking  his  Patrons  for  the 
e  very  liberal  support  he  has  received,  would  respectfully  call 
their  attention  to  his  NEW  PATENT  RELIEVO  PORTRAITS,  as 
being  peculiarly  adapted  for  Brooches,  Lockets,  &c.  By  the  new 
process  the  Pictures  stand  out  in  high  and  beautifully  rounded  relief, 
betraying  the  most  experienced  eye  into  the  belief  that  they  are 
actually  projected  from  the  back  ground,  and  thereby  giving  them 
all  the  life-like  effect  of  Portraits  viewed  through  the  Stereoscope, 
without  the  aid  of  that  instrument. 

R.  U.  having  recently  enlarged  and  otherwise  improved  his  Glass 
House,  he  has  now  facilities  for  taking  Groups  and  Children  quite 
equal  to  the  best  of  the  Glasgow  establishments. 

Life  Size,  beautifully  finished  in  Oil,         -        -      £3    3    0 

Callotypes,  large  Size, 110 

Portraits  for  the  Stereoscope,  -        -        -        0    5    6 

Small  Size,  in  Pocket  Case,        -        -        -        -        0    2    0 

Oil  Paintings,  Photographs,  Sculpture,  &c,  &c,  Carefully 
Copied. 

The  Trade  Supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Photograph  Material. 


PAINTER  AND  PAPER-HANGER, 

(Successor  to  R.  F.  Duncan,) 

26,     UPPER    CHARLES    STREET 

GREENOCK. 


Country  Orders  punctually  attended  to,  and  Charges  Moderate. 


HEARTBURN    TABLET, 

A  NEVER-FAILING  REMEDY. 
6d.  PiiiH  OUNCE. 

SOLD  BY 

J.    G.     ALEXANDER, 

CHEMIST  AND  DRUGGIST, 

9,  "West  Blackhall  Street. 
Greenock,  June,  1857. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


MARBLE    WORKS 


BEGS  respectfully  to  intimate  to  the  Inhabitants  of  Greenock  and 
vicinity,  that  he  has  Commenced  Business  as  MARBLE 
CUTTER,  in  these  Premises,  44,  WEST  BLACKHALL  STREET, 
where  he  will  carry  it  on  in  all  its  Branches,  as  well  as  that  of 
MONUMENTAL  WORK;  and  from  his  long  Practical  Experience, 
combined  with  Strict  Attention  and  Promptitude  in  the  Execution 
of  Orders,  he  hopes  to  merit  a  Share  of  Public  Patronage. 
Greenock,  1857. 


FOR    SALE, 
ENGINE     WASTE, 

White,  Grey,  and  Coloured.     Also, 

YARNS,  and  SHIP  ROPE,  JUNK,  Brown  and  White  OAKUM, 
for  Sale,  at 

MARINE  AND  WOOL  STORES,  &C, 
43,  DALRYMPLE  STREET. 


OLD  BOILERS,  TANKS,  AND  SCRAP  IRON  BOUGHT. 


JOINERS,     GLAZIERS,    AND    UNDERTAKERS, 
5,  EAST  STEWART  STREET, 

GRATEFUL  for  past  favours,  return  thanks  for  the  share  of 
Patronage  bestowed  upon  them  by  the  Public,  and  begs  to 
intimate  that  they  have  REMOVED  from  Arthur  Street  to  those 
Central  and  Commodious  Premises,  5,  East  Stewart  Street,  long 
occupied  by  the  late  Mr  Thos.  Nicol  as  a  Boat  Building-yard,  where 
they  will  be  enabled  to  carry  out  all  Orders  entrusted  to  their  charge. 
Funeral  Undertaking,  and  every  thing  connected  with  the 
Joiner  Business  carried  on,  and  Charged  Moderate. 

JOBBING  PUNCTUALLY  ATTENDED  TO. 
Greenock,  June,  1857. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


VitJSflm    Ml©    ®!L®®[£   EMESIB, 

10,  HAMILTON  STREET,  GREENOCK, 

(One  Stair  up,) 

JS.  having  had  upwards  of  seventeen  years'  practical  experience 
m     in  his  profession,  feels  confident  that  he   will  give  entire 
satisfaction  to  those  who  favour  him  with  their  patronage. 

The  greatest  care  and  attention  will  be  paid  to  the  Cleaning  and 
Repairing  department. 

Charges  very  Moderate. 

Greenock,  June,  1857. 


PHCENIX    FIRE    OFFICE, 

LOMBARD  STREET  AND  CHARING  CROSS,  LONDON. 


Established  1782,  for  insuring  every  kind  of  Property,  at 
Home  or  Abroad  from  Loss,  or  Damage  by  Fire. 


WILLIAM  LINDSAY  &  CO.,  Agents, 
Excise  Buildings,  Greenock, 

BEG  leave  to  recommend  the  protection  afforded  by  this  Institution 
against  the  destructive  ravages  of  Fire,  which,  in  a  few  mo- 
ments, may  lay  waste  the  fruits  of  a  whole  life  of  industry. 

The  experience  of  more  than  seventy  years  has  manifested  to  the 
Public  the  promptitude  and  liberality  with  which  all  losses  have  been 
adjusted  by  the  Phoenix  Fire  Office,  to  the  extent  of  upwards  of  Six 
Millions  Sterling. 

Persons  insured  by  this  Company  do  not  depend  upon  restricted 
funds  for  the  payment  of  their  claims,  nor  are  they  liable  to  make 
good  the  losses  of  others,  as  is  the  case  in  many  Offices. 

The  security  afforded  to  the  Public  by  the  Phoenix  Office  is  un- 
limited, comprising,  in  addition  to  the  large  invested  Capital  of  the 
Company,  the  whole  fortunes  of  a  numerous  Proprietary,  composed 
of  some  of  the  most  opulent  Gentlemen  and  Merchants  in  the  king- 
dom. 

Insurances  are  effected  upon  every  species  of  Property  on  the  most 
favourable  conditions. 

Any  orders  or  communications  will  be  as  punctually  attended  to, 
and  on  the  same  terms,  at  the  Agents'  House,  as  at  the  Company's 
Offices  in  London ;  or  a  line  addressed  to  the  Agents  will  meet  with 
immediate  attention. 

Rates  and  Particulars  of  Insurance  may  be  had  as  above. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 

ESTABLISHED    1846. 

Muter  fixt  aitfe  fife  %mxmt  fe 

ALEXANDER    STUART, 
AGENT  FOR  GREENOCK. 

OFFICE,  10,  SHAW  STREET. 
THE 

NORTHERN  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 

INSTITUTED  1836. 

INCORPORATED  BY  SPECIAL  ACT  OF  PARLIAMENT. 

WESTERN    BRANCH. 

HEAD  OFFICE  IN  GLASGOW,    19,   ST.  VINCENT  PLACE. 

AT  the  Two  last  Investigations  into  the  affairs  of  this  Corporation, 
Large  Additions  were  made  to  the  Policies  then  in  force  :  for 
example — 

A  Policy  for  £1000,  current  30th  April,  1837,  was  increased 
to  £1202  6s.  lid., 
with  right  to  prospective  additions  at  the  rate  of  £1  7s.  6d.  per  cent, 
per  annum,  should  the  Policy  become  a  Claim  hef  ore  30th  April,  1856. 
The  Next  Investigation  will  be  made  at  30th  April,  1856,  so  that 
Policies  taken  out  now  will  be  entitled  to  rank  for  one  year's  Bonus 
then  to  be  declared. 

Life  Assurances,  without  participation,  effected;  and  Fire  Insur- 
ances undertaken  on  very  favourable  terms. 

Prospectuses,  with  Tables  of  Rates  and  Forms  of  Proposal,  will  be 
furnished  at  the  Head  Office  or  undernoted  Agencies. 

JAMES  SMITH,  Manager. 
Glasgow,  June,  1857. 

AGENTS. 

Greenock, SALMON  &  MACFARLANE,  Writers. 

„  JAMES  TURNER,  Jun. ,  Writer. 

JAMES  ALEXANDER,  Merchant. 

R.  W.  ROBERTSON,  Merchant. 

Dunoon, J.  C .  Turner,  Dunleskin. 

Rothesay, D.  Munn,  Clydesdale  Bank. 

Lochgilphead, William  Fraser,  Western  Bank. 

Largs, Robert  Glen,  Ironmonger. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


TO  MERCHANTS  AND  SHIPPERS. 


THE  CLYDE  POTTERY  COMPANY  (LIMITED), 

HAVE  always  on  hand  a  Large  Stock  of  EARTHENWARE, 
suitable  for  Export,  of  the  Newest  Patterns  and  Best 
Quality.  Assortments  for  any  Foreign  Market  can  be  packed  at  a 
day's  notice,  and  delivered  free  on  board  ship  at  Greenock,  Port- 
Glasgow,  or  Glasgow. 

JAMES  BROWNLIE,  Manager. 

Port-Glasgow  Road,  June,  1857. 


GENERAL    GROCER   AND    TEA   DEALER, 
8,  CATHCART  SQUARE,  GREENOCK, 

BEGS  to  announce  to  his  Friends  and  the  Public  in  general  that 
he  has  Commenced  Business  in  the  above  Line,  and  respectfully 
solicits  attention  to  his  Stock,  as  being  New  and  of  Good  Quality. 

By  undivided  attention,  and  the  most  Moderate  Scale  of  Prices,  he 
hopes  to  merit  a  share  of  Public  Patronage. 

8,  Cathcart  Square,         { 
Greenock,  June,  1857.     ) 

(j^§*  Family  Orders  carefully  and  punctually  attended  to. 


NOTICE 


THOMAS    THOMSON,    Sen., 

IN  returning  thanks  to  his  Friends  and  the  Public  for  the  kind 
support  he  has  received  from  them,  intimates  that  he  has  as- 
sumed into  Partnership  with  him  his  Son,  William  Wilson  Thomson 
and  intends  to  carry  on  the  BUILDING  TRADE  in  aU  its  Branches' 
(including  Property  Valuation,)  under  the  Firm  of 

THOMAS  THOMSON  &  SON. 

T.  T.  &  Son  respectfully  solicit  a  continuance  of  the  public  patron- 
age so  liberally  bestowed  on  Mr  Thomson,  Senior,  for  upwards  of 
Thirty  Years  past. 

Orders  for  the  Firm  left  at  the  Office,  No.  45,  Nicholson  Street, 
or  at  the  House,  3,  Kelly  Street,  will  receive  punctual  attention. 
Greenock,  June,  1857. 

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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


nnit  cftftt&BBftMur, 

COACH  PROPRIETOR  AND  LIVERY  STABLE  KEEPER, 

BEGS  most  respectfully  to  intimate  to  the  Public  that  he  continues 
to  carry  on  the  Coaching  Business  in  all  its  Departments, 
in  those  Commodious  Premises,  No.  41,  WEST  BLACKBALL 
STREET,  (Corner  of  Grey  Place,)  where  he  will  he  enabled  to 
Execute  Orders  entrusted  to  him,  in  a  style  which  he  trusts  will  give 
general  satisfaction,  and  secure  to  him  a  continuance  of  Public 
Patronage. 

Harringtons,  Cabs,  Mourning  Coaches,  Box  Noddies,  &c,  on  Hire. 
Roomy  Loose  Boxes  and  other  accommodation  for  Horses  taken  in 
at  Livery. 

Greenock,  June,  1857. 


SHIP    SHEATHING, 

ASPHALTE  KOOFUSTG,  &  BOILER  FELTS, 

MANUFACTURED  BY  THE 

GREENOCK    FELT   WORK  CO. 

Export  Orders  Supplied  on  the  most  Liberal  Terms. 

WORKS— 94,  EAST  HAMILTON  STREET,  l**^***^ 
OFEICE— 4,  CUSTOM-HOUSE  PLACE,         j^keenock. 

ADVERTISEMENT. 


TOGS  IfSlilf, 

OPTICIAN",  LICENSED  DEALER  IN  GOLD  AND  SILVER 
WATCHES,  JEWELLERY,  &c, 

14,  DALRYMPLE  STREET,  GREENOCK, 

HAS  always  on  hand  a  Large  STOCK  of  SPECTACLES  for  all 
Ages,  from  One  Shilling  per  Pair  up  to  that  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  Instru- 
ments ;  Feather  Beds,  Hair  Mattresses,  Furniture,  Carpeting, 
Clothing,  &c. 

The  Highest  Price  given  for  FURNITURE,  CARPETING, 
WATCHES,  JEWELLERY,  SILVER  PLATE,  and  Articles  of 
Antiquity  and  Vertu. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 

duncan  n^HTOUfi, 

BOOT    AND    SHOEMAKER, 

3,  RUE-END  STREET,  GREENOCK, 

/^1  RATEFITL  for  the  very  liberal  Patronage  he  has  received  these 
\JT  several  years,  would  still  solicit  a  share  of  public  favour,  and 
his  endeavours  will  be  to  give  satisfaction  in  the  respective  Depart- 
ments of  his  Business. 

Repairs  Neatly  Executed,  and  on  Moderate  Terms. 

Greenock,  June,  1857. 


Eittlttiritf    Wiut    oft   ipirit    #inn, 

26,    CATHCAET    STREET, 
Opposite  the  Railway  Station. 


IN  returning  his  sincere  thanks  to  his  numerous  Friends  and  the 
Public  generally,  for  the  very  flattering  support  received  since 
he  commenced  Business,  begs  respectfully  to  intimate  that  he  will 
always  have  on  hand  a  choice  Stock  of  WINES  of  the  Finest  Vint- 
age, FOREIGN  and  BRITISH  SPIRITS  of  the  Best  Quality, 
PORTEB,,  ALES,  &c,  from  the  most  esteemed  Brewers,  and  hopes 
by  the  superior  arrangements  of  his  house  and  unremitting  attention 
to  Business,  to  merit  a  continuance  of  public  favour. 
Greenock,  June,  1857. 


AfteHIBALD  LE!T®tts 

COACH  PROPRIETOR,  AND  LIVERY  STABLE  KEEPER 

White  Hart  Stables,  Cathcart  Square, 

BEGS  most  respectfully  to  intimate  to  the  Public  that  he  has 
Commenced  Business  on  his  own  account,  in  the  above  Com- 
modious and  Central  Premises  lately  occupied  by  Mr  Js.  Macconnell, 
where  he  will  carry  on  the  Coaching  Business  in  all  its  Departments 
in  a  style  which  he  trust  will  give  entire  satisfaction,  and  secure  to 
him  a  share  of  Public  Patronage. 

Harringtons,  Cabs,  Mourning  Coaches,  Box  Noddies,  &c,  on  Hire  ; 
Accommodation  for  Horses  taken  in  at  Livery. 

Orders  left  at  the  Wliite  Hart  punctually  attended  to. 

Greenock,  June,  1857. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 

BR  J9  L.  DIHIGJMt, 

SURGEON  DENTIST, 

AY  be  CONSTLTED  on  aU  Branches  of  his  Profession  from 
10  a.m.  till  7  PM. 


246,  AEG-YLE  STREET,  (Corner  op  Hope  Street,) 
GLASGOW. 


LORD  BELHAVEN'S  WISHAW  COAL. 


HAVE  always  on  hand  a  Large  Supply  of  the  above  celebrated 
HOUSE  COAL,  as  well  as  other  Qualities  for  Steamers, 
Furnace  use,  and  Exportation. 

Depots— East  Stewart  Street  and  Eailwat  Station. 


4,  WEST  BLACKHALL  STREET, 

RESPECTFULLY  intimates  that  he  has  always  on  hand  a  First 
Class  Selection  of  every  Description  of  DEAPEEY  GOODS. 

Particular  attention  is  called  to  the  STBAW  BONNET  Depart- 
ment. Always  in  attendance  at  this  Department  an  Experienced 
Milliner,  who  will  TRIM  ALL  the  BONNETS  and  BLOOMEES 
Sold  on  the  Premises  Free  of  Charge,  in  the  Newest  and  most 
Fashionable  Style  for  the  Season. 

As  T.  T.  is  determined  to  make  this  Department  the  Leading 
Branch  of  his  Busines,  he  will  always  have  on  hand  a  very  Large 
and  well  Selected  STOCK  to  suit  all  Classes  of  Customers. 

A  Visit  is  most  respectfully  solicited. 

Customers  are  also  reminded  that  every  Description  of  DEAPEEY 
GOODS  is  to  be  had  at  T.  TOEEANCE'S,  at  Prices  second  to  none 
in  the  Trade. 

No  Second  Price. 


T.    TORRANCE, 
4,  WEST  BLACKHALL  STEEET,  GEEENOCK. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


CARD. 


TAILOR   AND  CLOTHIER, 

No.  4,  HAMILTON  STREET, 

RESPECTFULLY  returns  thanks  to  his  Friends  and  Customers 
for  their  Liberal  Patronage  since  Commencing  Business,  and 
begs  leave  to  assure  them,  from  his  previous  Experience  in  London 
and  elsewhere,  he  is  enabled  to  guarantee  a  Superiority  of  Style  and 
Workmanship,  to  suit  the  varied  tastes  and  figures  of  his  Customers, 
and  hopes  to  merit  a  continuance  of  their  past  favours. 

N.  M'D.,  in  announcing  the  CLOTHIER  TRADE  as  being  added 
to  his  Tailoring  Business,  begs  to  assure  his  Friends  that  the  Goods 
are  all  of  a  Superior  Description,  and  such  as  he  can  warrant,  and 
solicits  a  continuance  of  their  favours. 

Greenock,  June,  1857. 


10,  WEST  BLACKHALL  STREET. 


NEWEST    FABRICS    FOR    CAPS. 

Morning  Goats,  Vests,  and  Trousers. 

HATS,  DRESS  AND  COLOURED  KIDS,  TIES,  SCARFS, 
STOCKS  AND  NECKERCHIEFS. 

Water-Proof  and  Air-Proof  Garments,  Cushions, 

AND  FLOATING  BELTS. 

Travelling  Cases,  Carriage  and  Railway  Wrappers,  dec,  &c 

NEWEST  STYLES  AND  BEST  MAKERS. 

Greenock,  June,  1857. 


AUSTRALIAN  &  NEW  ZEALAND  GAZETTE. 


THE  latest  news  from  the  Colonies  is  published  in  the  above 
Paper  every  Saturday  ;  also  Original  Articles  and  Correspond- 
ence useful  to  the  intending  Emigrant,  and  those  having  friends  in 
the  settlements.  Published  by  Algar  &  Street,  11,  Clement's 
Lane,  London.     Price  5d.,  post  free  6d. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


THE  CANADIAN  NEWS. 


THIS  Journal  is  published  in  London  every  alternate  Wednesday, 
and  contains  news  from  Canada ;  also  Original  Correspondence 
from  Montreal,  Toronto,  Hamilton,  London  C.W.,  Three  Rivers, 
&c,  regarding  Social  Progress,  Land,  Labour,  Wages,  and  all  matters 
of  interest  to  the  Emigrant  and  others.  Price  4d.,  post  free  5d. 
Algar  &  Street,  11,  Clement's  Lane,  Lombard  Street,  London. 


TTJEEE 

LIFE  ASSURANCE  AM  GUARANTEE  COMPANY, 

32,  LUDGATE  HILL,  LONDON, 


INCORPORATED  UNDER  ACT  OF  PARLIAMENT. 

FOR  LIFE  ASSURANCE  ENDOWMENT  AND  ANNUITIES: 

Also, 

GUARANTEE  FOR  FIDELITY  OF  TRUST,  WITH  OR 

WITHOUT  LIFE  ASSURANCE  COMEINED. 


Capital  Fully  Subscribed. 
THE  TIMES 

FIRE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 

Established  under  Act  op  Parliament  for  the  Following 
Purposes,  viz.  : —   . 

Assurance  against  Damage  or  Loss  by  Fire,  the  Assurance  of  Plate 
Glass  Windows  against  Accidental  Breakage  or  Damage  arising 
from  any  cause  whatever. 

ASSURANCE  AGAINST  ACCIDENTS  OF  EVERY 
DESCRIPTION. 


CAPITAL,  £250,000  STERLING. 


JOHN   DUNCAN,    Accountant, 
2,  CHURCH  PLACE,  AGENT. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


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SMITHS  AND  BOILERMAKERS, 
No.    9,    BOGLE    STREET, 

RESPECTFULLY  intimate  that  they  have  commenced  Business 
in  those  Premises,  No.  9,  Bogle  Street,  (adjoining  Messrs 
Macfie's  Sugarhouse,)  where  they  will  be  happy  to  receive  Orders  in 
the  various  branches  of  their  Business,  and  trust,  by  strict  attention 
and  Moderate  Charges,  to  receive  a  share  of  Public  Patronage. 

Ships'  Water  Tanks,  and  Boilers  op  all  kinds,  Made  and 
Repaired. 
Greenock,  June,  1857. 


SOSH   B*KB6HHIR« 


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CABINETMAKER,    JOINER,   AND   GLAZIER, 

EGS  respectfully  to  intimate  that  he  has  Removed  from  John 
Street  to  those  Premises 

No.  26,  CARTSBURN  STREET, 

(above  the  Railway  Arch,)  where  he  will  carry  on  his  Business  in 
all  its  Departments,  and  trusts,  from  his  experience  in  the  various 
branches,  to  obtain  a  share  of  public  support,  which  it  will  be  his  en- 
deavour to  merit  by  the  Moderation  of  his  Charges,  as  well  as  the 
Prompt  Execution  of  any  Work  entrusted  to  him. 

Funeral  Undertaking  Executed  on  the  Shortest  Notice. 

Greenock,  June,  1857. 


CARD. 

james  BsLi«T©eif 

BOOT  AND  SHOEMAKER, 
33,  HAMILTON  STREET,   GREENOCK, 

GRATEFUL  for  the  very  liberal  patronage  he  has  received  these 
several  years,  would  still  solicit  a  share  of  public  favour,  and 
his  endeavour  will  be  to  give  satisfaction  in  the  respective  depart- 
ments of  his  Business. 


Repairs  Neatly  Executed,  and  on  Moderate  Terms. 

Gutta  Percha  Boots  and  Shoes  Made  and  Repaired  on 
the  most  Improved  Principles. 

Greenock,  June,  1857. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


JOHN   LENNOX   &   CO., 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

SHIP  SHEATHING,   HOOFING,  BOILER, 
AND  INRODOROUS  FELTS, 

HAVE  always  on  hand  a  STOCK  of  the  above  FELTS,  which 
they  can  supply  on  very  favourable  terms. 

WORKS— 29,  MAIN  STREET,  CARTSDYKE. 
Greenock,  June,  1857. 


TO   MERCHANTS   AND   SHIPPERS. 


AHBBBW  ■ASALLIBTBB+ 

BAKER, 
25,  HAMILTON  STREET, 

RESPECTFULLY  intimates  to  his  friends  and  the  public  that 
he  has  enlarged  and  improved  his  Premises  to  enable  him  to 
carry  on  the  SHIP  BUSCUIT  BUSINESS,  and  will  always  have 
on  hand  a  large  Stock  of  HAND  MANUFACTURED  BISCUITS, 
suitable  for  Cabin  and  Ships'  use,  of  the  very  best  quality,  and  hopes 
by  strict  attention  to  business,  to  merit  the  continued  support  of  the 
community. 

Orders  delivered  free  on  board  ship  at  Port-Glasgow  or  Glasgow. 
Greenock,  June,  1857. 


STEAM  BOILER  MANUFACTURER, 

BEGS  to  intimate  that  he  has  REMOVED  from  St.  Andrew's 
Square  to  No.  6,  BAKER  STREET,  where  he  will  have 
greater  facilities  for  carrying  on  his  Business  in  all  its  branches,  on 
a  more  extended  scale,  and  he  hopes  that,  by  strict  attention,  and  by 
charging  moderately,  to  merit  the  good- will  of  those  who  may  favour 
him  with  their  work.  Every  description  of  WROUGHT  IRON 
STEAM  BOILERS  for  land  and  marine  purposes,  VOMITING  and 
BLEACHING  BOILERS,  PANS,  TANKS,  &c,  made  on  the  most 
improved  principles  with  the  greatest  care,  and  on  the  lowest  terms. 

Repairs  promptly  attended  to. ' 

Greenock,  June,  1857. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


CARD 


CUTLERS  AND  SAW  REPAIRERS, 
8,  CATHCART  STREET,  GREENOCK, 

SIGN  OF  THE  GOLDEN  RAZOR. 


Razors  Ground  and  Set  ;  Pen,  Pocket  and  Table  Knives 
Cleaned,  Sharpened  and  Repaired. 

On  Hand,  RUPTURE  TRUSSES,  &c,  &c. 
Greenock,  June,  1857. 


COLIN    MCMILLAN, 

TAILOR  &  CLOTHIER, 
CLARK'S  LAND,  43,  CATHCART  STREET, 

One  Stair  Up. 

RESPECTFULLY  intimates  his  return  from  London  with  a  se- 
lect assortment  of  Fashionable  Goods  in  his  line  which  has 
been  carefully  selected,  with  a  view  to  beauty  and  durability  as  well 
as  to  economy  in  price.  He  takes  this  opportrnity  of  returning 
thanks  for  past  favours,  and  of  soliciting  a  continuance  of  patronage. 

His  Stock  at  present  is  very  extensive,  and  being  purchased  be- 
fore the  late  rise  in  Wool,  he  is  enabled  to  sell  them  very  cheap. 

Greenock,  June,  1857. 


JACK   A«©    g@L©tI9 

COACH  PROPRIETORS  &  LIVERY  STABLE  KEEPERS, 

TONTINE   STABLES, 

9,  HIGHLAND  CLOSE  and  14,  EAST  QUAY  LANE, 

BEG  to  intimate  to  the  Inhabitants  of  Greenock  that  they  have 
Commenced  Business  on  their  own  account  in  the  above  Com- 
modious Premises,  and  hope  from  long  past  experience,  and  giving 
their  best  attention  to  business,  to  merit  a  share  of  public  patronage. 
Mourning  Coaches,  Harringtons,  Cabs,  &c,  on  Hire, 
and  every  accommodation  for  Horses  taken  in  at  Livery. 
Greenock,  June,  1857. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WINE  AID  SPIRIT  MERCHANT, 

9,     SIR    MICHAEL    STREET, 

IN  returning  his  sincere  thanks  to  his  Friends  and  the  Public 
generally  for  past  favours,  begs  most  respectfully  to  intimate 
that  he  has  always  on  hand  a  Large  and  Choice  Stock  of 

WINES, 

FOREIGN  AND  BRITISH  SPIRITS, 

LONDON  AND  DUBLIN  PORTER, 

EB11BWM1  Af  3  ALLOA  ALS8, 

BASS'S  CELEBRATED  BITTER  ALES, 

All  in  Fine  Condition  for  Immediate  Use. 

J.  G.  trusts  that,  by  keeping  only  First  Class  Articles,  and  strict 
attention  to  Business,  to  merit  a  continuance  of  the  support  of  his 
Friends  and  the  Public. 


Ships  and  Families  Supplied  on  Liberal  Terms. 


Town  and  Country  Orders  punctually  attended  to. 
Greenock,  June,  1857. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


PHOTOGRAPHIC  PORTRAITS 

AT 

46,  MUA'tCA    STftEETf 


RESPECTFULLY  invites  all  who  would  like  an  accurate  LIKE- 
NESS of  themselves  or  friends,  to  visit  his  Establishment,  and 
inspect  his  numerous  PORTRAITS  taken  in  every  branch  of  the 
PHOTOGRAPHIC  ART. 

By  the  aids  derived  from  recent  improvements,  J.  T.  guarantees  to 
all  who  favour  him  with  their  patronage,  PORTRAITS  which,  for 
Truthfulness  of  Expression  and  Artistic  Finish,  are  unrivalled,  and 
at  the  following  extremely  Low  Prices  : — 

TAYLOR'S  SUPERIOR  STRIKING:  LIKENESSES, 

One  Shilling  and  upwards, 

AT  THE 

GLASGOW  PHOTOGEAPHIC  BOOMS, 

46,  JAMAICA  STREET,  GLASGOW. 


GENERAL   HOUSE    FURNISHING   WAREHOUSE, 
66  &  68,  Howard  Street,  Glasgow. 


RESPECTFULLY  invites  the  Inspection  of  his  present  Stock  of 
FURNITURE,  which  he  can  confidently  recommend.  Parties 
ahout  to  Furnish  would  do  well  to  call  and  judge  for  themselves. 
By  purchasing  here  they  will  effect  a  great  saving,  and,  at  the  same 
time,  have  an  article  that  will  give  satisfaction. 


66  and  68,  HOWARD  STREET,  (Off  Maxwell  Stkeet). 
Country  Orders  Packed  Free  of  any  Extra  Charge. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


fSS    6TAI3BA&B 

LIFE    ASSURANCE    COMPANY. 

London  :— 82,  King  William  Stkeet. 
Edinburgh  : — 3,  George  Street,  (Head  Office). 
Dublin  : — 66,  Upper  Sackville  Street. 

Governor. 
His  Grace  the  Duke  of  Buccleuch  and  Queensberry. 


Deputy-  Governor. 
The  Right  Honourable  the  Earl  of  Elgin  and  Kincardine. 


EDINBURGH. 

Ordinary  Directors. 

Alexander  J.  Russell,  Esq.,  C.S. 
"William  Moncrieff,  Esq.,  C.A. 
George  Patton,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
Charles  Pearson,  Esq.,  C.A. 
James  Condie,  Esq.,  Perth. 
James  Robertson,  Esq.,  W.S. 
James  Hay,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 
George  Moir,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
H.  Maxwell  Inglis,  Esq.,  W.S. 
John  Sligo,  Esq.  of  Carmyle. 
Anthony  Trail,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Andrew  Blackburn,  Esq.,  Banker. 
Thomas  Graham  Murray,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Robert  Ainslie,  Esq.,  W.S. 


LONDON. 

Chairman  of  the  Board. 

The  Right  Honourable  the  Earl  of  Aberdeen. 

Ordinary  Directors. 

John  Griffith  Frith,  Esq.,  Austin  Friars. 
Alexander  Gillespie,  Esq.,  3,  Billiter  Court. 
John  Scott,  Esq.,  4,  Hyde  Park  Street. 
Sir  Anthony  Oliphant,  C.B. 
Francis  Le  Breton,  Esq.,  3,  Crosby  Square. 
John  H.  Plowes,  Esq.,  64,  Broad  Street. 
John  Lindsay,  Esq.,  7,  Portman  Square. 


GREENOCK  BOARD  OF  MANAGEMENT. 
ANDREW  TASKER,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
JOHN  MILLER,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
HUGH  DEMPSTER,  Esq.,  Writer. 


Agent  :— JAMES  MILLER,  9,  Forsyth  Street. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


FIRE  k  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 


Established  Pursuant  to  Act  of  Parliament  1844. 


CAPITAL,  £500,000. 
230  Shaeeholdeks,  holding  11,867  Shares. 

Offices. 

Sheffield,  17,  Old  Haymarket ;  London,  11,  Cheapside ;  Dublin, 

43,  Dame  Street;  Glasgow,  6,  Eoyal  Exchange  Square. 

Trustees. 

The  Right  Hon.  Earl  FITZWILLIAM,  K.G. 
The  Right  Hon.  Lord  WHARNCLLFFE. 
The  Right  Hon.  Lord  MILTON. 
The  Right  Hon.  JOHN  PARKER. 
Sir  HENRY  G.  WARD,  Knight. 
CORDEN  THOMPSON,  Esq.,  M.D. 
JOHN  CARR,  Esq.,  Alderman. 

Directors. 

Geoege  Wilton  Chambees,  Esq.,  of  Clough House,  Chairman. 

John  Caee,  Esq.,  Director  of  the  Sheffield  and  Hallamshire  Bank, 
Deputy-  Chairman. 

Joseph  Waed,  Esq.,  Hague  Hall,  Director  of  the  Sheffield 
and  Hallamshire  Bank. 

John  Beown,  Esq.,  Elmton  Park,  Director  of  Union  Bank. 

Heney  Wilkinson,  Esq.,  (H.  Wilkinson  &  Co.),  Endcliffe  Hall. 

Geoege  Wall,  Esq.  (late  Walker  &  Wall,  Sugar  Refiners),  Woodside. 

John  Hall,  Esq.,  East  Bank  House,  Director  of  the 
Sheffield  Union  Bank. 

Edwaed  Vickees,  Esq.,  (Naylor,  Tickers  &  Co.),  Firs  Hill, 
Director  of  the  Sheffield  Union  Bank. 

Bankers. 

Sheffield  and  Hallamshiee  Banking  Company. 

Glyn,  Mills  &  Co.,  Lombard  Street,  London. 

Solicitors. 

Messrs.  Wilson  &  Tounge,  Thomas  Smith,  Jun.,  Esq.,  Wilmer 

Wilmee,  Esq.,  4,  Elm  Court  Temple,  London. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Medical  Advisers. 

Corden  Thomson,  Esq.,  M.D.,  Sheffield. 

H.  W.  Fuller,  Esq.,  M.D.,  13,  Manchester  Square,  London. 


Manager  and  Actuary. 
George  Stewart,  Esq.,  A. I. A. 


At  the  Twelfth  Annual  Meeting  of  the  Shareholders  of  the  North 
of  England  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Company,  held  in  the  Council 
HaU,  Sheffield,  on  Thursday,  12th  February,  1857. 

The  Report  and  Accounts  contained  a  complete  view  of  the  whole 
transactions  of  the  Company  for  the  past  12  Years.  It  was  stated 
that  there  had  been  received  for 

Fire  Premiums,          ....  £120,344    0  0 

Life  Premiums,          ....  42,072    2  6 

Annuity  Premiums,  ....  12,062  16  9 

Interest  on  Investments,  -        -        -  14,205    9  9 


Total,        -     £188,684    9    0 

As  showing  the  gradual  increase  in  the  business,  the  Report  further 
stated  that  of  the  sum  of  £162,416  2s.  6d.  received  for  Life  and  Fire 
Premiums,  there  had  been  received 

During  the  First  Six  Tears,         -        -      £38,678  13    3 
During  the  Last  Six  Years,         -        -      123,737    9    3 


A  Dividend  op  5  per  Cent,  for  the  Half- Year  was  Declared. 

The  Number  of  FIRE  INSURANCE  POLICIES  issued  by  the 
Company  in  the  Year  is  between  4000  and  5000. 

The  present  Rate  charged  on  SUGARHOUSES  and  STOCK  is  31s. 
6d.  per  Cent. 

Advantages  in  the  Fire  Department. 

1. — The  lowest  rates  of  premium,   commensurate  ivith  the  risks 
incurred,  are  charged. 

2. — Prompt  and  liberal  adjustment  of  Claims. 

3. — No  expense  attends  the  transfer  of  Policies  from  otJier  Offices, 
and  all  alterations  are  made  free  of  charge. 


C.    D.    LAM  O  NT, 

Accountant,  Union  Bank  of  Scotland, 
AGENT  AT  GREENOCK. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


THE 


LONDON  ASSURANCE  CORPORATION, 

Established  by  Royal  Charter,  a.d.  1720, 
FOB,  THE  ASSURANCE  OF  LIVES, 

AND 

FOR  THE  ASSURING  HOUSES,  GOODS,  &c, 
FROM  DAMAGE  BY  FIRE. 


Leston  Peach  Wilson,  Esq.,  Governor. 
"William  King,  Esq.,  Sub-Governor. 
Robert  Colesworth,  Esq.,  Deputy-Governor. 

Directors. 

John  Furse 


Robert  Allen,  Esq. 
John  A.  Arbuthnot,  Esq, 
George  Barnes,  Esq. 
Henry  Blanshard,  Esq. 
J.  W.  Borradaile,  Esq. 
Edward  Burmester,  Esq. 
Henry  Cayley,  Esq. 
Aaron  Chapman,  Esq. 
Charles  Crawley,  Esq. 
"William  Dallas,  Esq. 
Bonamy  Dobree,  jun.,  Ej 
James  Dowie,  Esq. 


!jsq. 

Edwin  Gower,  Esq. 
Samuel  Gregson,  Esq.,  M.P. 
David  C.  Guthrie,  Esq. 
John  Alex.  Hankey,  Esq. 
Edward  Harnage,  Esq. 
Charles  Kerr,  Esq. 
John  Ord,  Esq. 
George  Probyn,  Esq. 
John  Rees,  Esq. 
P.  F.  Robertson,  Esq. 
Thomas  Weeding,  Esq. 


FIRE    ASSURANCES. 

First  Class,  I  Second  Class,  |  Third  Class, 

Is.  6d.  per  Cent.      |       2s.  6d.  per  Cent.       |      4s.  6d.  per  Cent. 

FARMING    STOCK. 

With  the  average  clause,  I       Without  the  average  clause, 

2s.  6d.  per  Cent.  3s.  per  Cent. 

Special  Risks  taken  on  liberal  terms. 

Persons  Assuring,  in  advance,  for  Seven  Years,  will  be  charged 
Premium  and  Duty  for  Six  Years  only. 


LIFE-  ASSURANCES. 

Profits  added  as  a  bonus  to  Policies. 

An  annual  abatement  of  Premium  after  Five  Years'  payment. 

A  Lower  fixed  Rate  without  abatement. 

The  Assured  are  exempt  from  all  liability  of  Partnership  and  the 

charges  of  Management. 


MESSRS.  ECCLES,  TEMPLETON  &  CO., 
GREENOCK  AGENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


MUTUAL  LIFE  ASSURANCE. 

SCOTTISH  PROVIDENT  INSTITUTION, 

14,  ST  ANDREW  SQUARE,  EDINBURGH. 

The  only  Office  which  combines  the  Benefit  of  Participation  in  the 
WHOLE  PROFITS  WITH  MODERATE  PREMIUMS. 
The  Premiums,,  at  early  and  middle  ages,  are  about  a  fourth  lower 
than  in  the  other  Mutual  or  Participating  Offices.  They  are  about 
as  low  as  the  Non- Participating  Rates  of  the  Proprietary  Companies 
— which  they  admit  of  being,  not  only  with  safety,  but  with  ample 
reversion  of  Profits  to  the  Policy-holders,  being  free  from  the  burden 
of  Dividends  to  Shareholders. 

Examples  of  Annual  Premium,  to  Assure  £100  at  Death. 

Age  25    |  ~30        |        35        |        40        |        45        |        50 

£1    18    0  J  £2    1    6  1  £2    6  10  |  £2  14    9  ]  £3    5    9  \  £4    1    7 

Thus  a  person  of  thirty  may  secure  £1000  at  death  for  a  yearly 

payment  of  £20  15s.,  which,  if  paid  to  any  of  the  other  Mutual 

Offices,  would  secure  a  Policy  for  £800  only,  instead  of  £1000. 

The  arrangement  by  which  the  Premiums  are  reduced  to  a  rate 

commensurate  with  the  risk,  is  obviously  more  suited  for  securing  a 

competent  family  provision,  in  case  of  early  death,  than  that  which, 

by  the  same  yearly  outlay,  secures  a  much  smaller  present   sum, 

with  the  hope  only  of  prospective  and  contingent  additions. 

PROFITS. 

The  principle  on  which  the  Profits  are  divided  is  at  once  safe, 
equitable,  and  favourable  to  good  Lives — the  surplus  being  reserved 
for  those  Members  who  alone  can  have  made  surplus  payments  :  in 
other  words,  for  those  whose  Premiums,  with  accumulated  Interest, 
amount  to  the  sums  in  their  Policies. 

The  practical  working  of  the  system  has  been  that,  at  the  First 
Division  of  Surplus,  Bonus  Additions  were  made  to  the  Policies  which 
had  come  within  the  Participating  Class, 

varying  from  20  to  54  per  cent,  on  their  amount. 

Li  all  points  of  practice — as  in  provision  for  the  indefeasibility  of 
Policies,  facility  of  license  for  travelling  or  residence  abroad,  and  of 
obtaining  advances  on  the  value  of  the  Policies — the  regulations  of 
the  Society,  as  well  as  the  administration,  are  as  liberal  as  is  consistent 
with  right  principles. 

Reports,  explanatory  of  the  principles,  loith  every  information,  may 
be  had  on  application  at  the  Head  Office,  or  any  of  the  Agencies. 

JAMES  WATSON,  Manager. 
Edinburgh,  May,  1857. 

AGENTS. 

Greenock ARCHIBALD  DENNISTON,  Writer. 

ARTHUR  O.  LEITCH,  Commission  Agent. 

Campbeltown J.  Buchanan,  Chemist. 

Dumbarton John  Robson,  Commercial  Bank. 

Inverary Scipio  Mactaggart,  Sheriff  Clerk. 

Paisley Archibald  Hodge,  City  of  Glasgow  Bank. 

Port-Glasgow M.  L.  Inglis,  Writer. 

Rothesay Daniel  Macbeth,  Sheriff  Clerk. 

I  2 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


FIRE  I  LIFE  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 

CAPITAL,  £300,000. 

Established    1835. 

Empowered  by  Special  Acts  op  Parliament. 

GBEENOCK  BBANCH. 

Directors. 


Provost  BIEKMYEE, 

Port-Glasgow. 
DUNCAN"  M'ALPINE,  Esq. 
Ship- Owner. 


JOHN  KEEE,  Esq., 

Ship- Owner. 
JAMES  STEELE,  Esq., 

Sugar-Befiner. 


Joint  Secretaries  and  Agents. 
JAMES  BEOWNLIE;   J.  F.  MACKAY. 


Income  of  the  Company. 

1851. 

1852.        |         1853.         |       1854.        |       1855. 

£      s.d. 
49,922  0  1 

£       s.d. 
51,974  11  6 

£       *.    d. 
56,694  19  10 

£      s.  d. 
72,039  9  11 

£       s.  d. 
85,878  12  1 

FIEE  DEPAETMENT. 

This  Company  issues  Policies  upon  every  description  of  Property, 
including  Mills,  and  Special  Eisks,  upon  the  most  favourable  terms. 

Insurances  effected  in  all  parts  of  the  World,  either  through  the 
Head  OMce  or  their  Agents. 

Ships,  and  their  Cargoes,  in  any  Port,  Harbour,  Eiver,  Canal,  Wet 
Dock,  or  Basin  in  the  United  Kingdom  (Liverpool  excepted),  Insured 
at  Is.  3d.  per  cent,  for  Three  Months;  2s.  Od.  per  cent,  for  Six 
Months  :  and  2s.  6d.  for  Twelve  Months. 

Losses  Settled  with  promptitude  and  liberality. 

The  EENEWAL  EECEIPTS  of  FIEE  POLICIES  can  be  made 
to  Fall  Due  at  either  the  SCOTTISH  or  ENGLISH  TEEMS. 

LIFE  DEPAETMENT. 

In  this  Branch  of  Business  this  Company  offers  peculiar  advantages, 
combining  all  the  improvements  in  the  mode  of  Insurance  which  ex- 
perience has  proved  to  be  desirable,  with  the  security  arising  from  a 
large  subscribed  Capital,  and  established  Business,  and  likewise  the 
benefit  the  LIFE  POLICY  HOLDEES  derive  from  the  Profits 
accruing  from  the  FIEE  DEPAETMENT. 

PEOSPECTUSES  and  all  Particulars  may  be  obtained  at  the  Office, 
or  from  any  of  the  Agents  of  the  Company. 

JOINT  SECEETAEIES  AND  AGENTS  FOE  GEEENOCK. 
JAMES  BEOWNLIE,  Clyde  Pottery  Co. 
J.  F.  MACKAY,  Open  Shore. 


ItBfi    BRITISH 

FIRE  I  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

Established  in  1809. 

Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter  and  Special  Act  of  Parliament. 

CAPITAL,  ONE  MILLION. 


Head  Office,— 64,  PRINCES  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 

Branch  Offices. 

London, 4,  New  Bank  Buildings.      * 

Newcastle, 14,  Sandhill. 

Liverpool, 1,  India  Buildings. 

Glasgow, 102,  St.  Vincent  Street. 


mHE  FORTY-SEVENTH  ANNUAL  MEETING  of  the 
J_  Proprietors  of  the  NORTH  BRITISH  INSURANCE  COM- 
PANY was  held  in  the  Company's  Office  in  Edinburgh,  on  the  2d 
March,  1857  : 

Andrew  Coventry,  Esq.,  Advocate,  in  the  Chair. 

A  Report  by  the  Directors  on  the  Business  of  the  Year  ending  31st 
December,  1856,  was  read. 

In  the  LIFE  DEPARTMENT,  in  the  course  of  the  year,  New 
Policies  were  issued  insuring  £274,274;  and  paying  in  Annual  Pre- 
miums, £9061 14s.  9d. 

Since  the  extension  of  the  Business  to  Life  Assurance  in  1823,  the 
Company  has  paid  Life  Claims  to  the  amount  of  £1,285,507. 

The  Accumulated  Fund  amounted  to  £664,692  13s.  lid.  The 
Annual  Revenue  from  Life  Premiums  was  £116,846  13s. 

The  Profits  arising  from  the  Life  Department  do  not  fall  to  be 
ascertained  and  allocated  until  the  expiry  of  the  Septennial  period, 
31st  December,  1858;  but  looking  to  the  past  favourable  rate  of 
mortality  amongst  the  assured,  and  the  state  of  the  Life  Fund,  the 
benefit  of  the  Prospective  or  Interim  Bonus  of  £1  per  cent,  per 
annum,  was  extended  to  all  Policies  that  may  be  effected  before  31st 
December  next. 

The  Bonus  Accumulations  at  last  Division  of  Profits  ranged  from  25 
to  70  per  cent,  on  the  Premiums  paid. 

In  the  ANNUITY  DEPARTMENT  the  sum  of  £12,196  19s.  was 
received  for  Annuities  granted  during  the  year  1856;  and  the 
Annuity  Fund  amounted  at  31st  December  to  £112,447  12s.  8d. 

In  the  FIRE  DEPARTMENT  the  results  of  the  year's  business 
were  equally  satisfactory.  After  providing  for  the  dividend  of 
Eight  per  cent,  on  the  paid-up  capital,  free  of  Income-Tax,  the  sum 
of  £7099  10s.  was  carried  to  the  Reserve  Fund,  increasing  it  to 
£46,994  0s.  Id.  at  31st  December,  1856.  A  dividend  at  the  rate  of 
Eight  per  cent.,  free  of  Income-Tax,  was  accordingly  declared,  and 
made  payable  on  and  after  the  6th  day  of  April  next. 

JAMES  BORTHWICK,  Manager. 
Edinburgh,  3d  March,  1857. 

LIFE  ASSURANCE. 

The  system  of  the  North  British  Insurance  Company  combines 
the  benefit  of  Mutual  Assurance  with  the  safety  of  a  large  Protect- 
ing Capital,  and  affords  all  the  facilities  and  advantages  which  can 
prudently  be  offered  by  any  Life  Assurance  Office. 

Parties  may  either  assure  a  precise  sum  at  a  low  rate  of  Premium, 
or,   as  in  Mutual  Assurance  Offices,  pay  a  higher  rate,  and  have 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Periodical  Eeturns  in  the  shape  of  Bonus  Additions  to  the  sum 
insured. 

Non- Participating  Policies  may  at  any  time  be  transferred  to 
the  Participating  Class  on  equitable  principles. 

GENERAL  FACILITIES. 

Bonuses  may  at  any  time  be  commuted  for  an  equivalent  Cash 
Payment,  or  may  be  applied  in  reduction  of  future  Annual  Pre- 
miums. 

Parties  who  may  be  desirous  to  discontinue  their  Policies  (after 
three  years'  subsistence)  may  either  have  the  surrender  value  in 
Cash,  or  a  New  Policy  for  a  Corresponding  Larger  Sum  free 
of  Premium. 

On  Insurances  for  the  whole  life,  half  the  premium  may  remain  on 
credit  for  the  first  five  years,  or  one-third  during  the  convenience  of 
the  party  assured. 

No  extra  charge  for  residence  in  British  North  America,  the  Cape, 
Australia,  (excluding  the  Diggings,)  New  Zealand,  and  parts  of  the 
United  States  ;  and  no  license  required  except  for  the  voyage. 

Policies,  on  proof  of  age  of  the  party  assured,  are  declared  indis- 
putable from  and  after  the  expiry  of  Five  Years  from  their  date, 
provided  that  the  ordinary  annual  and  extra  Premiums  stipulated 
by  the  Policy  be  duly  paid. 

Parties  effecting  Insurance  with  the  Company  may,  on  application, 
receive  a  Certificate  declaring  the  Policy  exempt,  from  and  after 
the  expiry  of  five  years  from  its  date,  from  the  payment  of 
extra  premium  for  travelling  or  residing  beyond  the  limits  of  Europe, 
or  for  entering  into  Military  or  Naval  Service,  and  from  the  ne- 
cessity of  applying  for  License  so  to  travel  or  reside,  or  for  entering, 
after  the  expiry  of  the  said  Five  Years  into  Military  or  Naval 
Service,  provided  it  shall  be  shewn,  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Direc- 
tors, that  they  have,  at  the  time  of  application,  no  intention  or  pros- 
pect of  going  abroad,  or  of  entering  into  Military  or  Naval  Service. 

Advances  made  on  Policies  to  the  extent  of  their  acquired  value. 

No  Entry  Money,  or  other  charge  beyond  the  Premium. 
N.B. — In  order  to  have  the  benefit  of  the  year's  entry,  Proposals  on 

the  Participating  Scale  should  be  lodged  on  or  before  the  3Ls-£  of 

December. 


Age 

Without 

With 

Age 

Without 

With 

Age 

Without 

With 

Profits. 

Profits. 

Profits. 

Profits. 

Profits. 

Profits. 

£  s.   d. 

£  s.  d. 

£  s.  d. 

£  s.  d. 

£  s    d 

£  s.  d. 

21 

1  13    9 

1  19    1 

34 

2     7     9 

2  15    5 

47 

3   11     0 

3  18    5 

22 

1  14    7 

2    0    1 

35 

2     9     2 

2  17    0 

48 

3  13    7 

4    0  11 

23 

1  15    6 

2     12 

36 

2  10     8 

2  18    6 

49 

3  16     6 

4    3  10 

24 

1  16    6 

2    2    3 

37 

2  12     2 

3     0    0 

50 

3  19     9 

4    7    0 

25 

1  17    6 

2     3     5 

38 

2  13  10 

3    18 

51 

4     3     4 

4  10    6 

26 

1  18     7 

2     4     8 

39 

2  15     6 

3    3    4 

52 

4     7     3 

4  14    5 

27 

1  19     8 

2     6     0 

40 

2  17     3 

3     5     0 

53 

4  11     1 

4  18    2 

28 

2     0  10 

2     7     4 

41 

2  18  11 

3     6     8 

54 

4  15    5 

5     2     4 

29 

2     1  11 

2     8     7 

42 

3     0    8 

3     8    5 

55 

5     0     0 

5    6  10 

30 

2     3     0 

2     9  10 

43 

3     2     6 

3  10    2 

56 

5     4    4 

5  11     8 

31 

2    4     1 

2  11     1 

44 

3    4     5 

3  12     0 

57 

5     8  10 

5  16  11 

32 

2    5    3 

2  12    5 

45 

3     6     5 

3  14     0 

58 

5  13    8 

6     2     4 

33 

2     6    5 

2  13  10 

46 

3     8    7 

3  16     1 

59 

5  18    5 

6    7  10 

ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ANNUITIES. 

1.  Immediate  Annuities  are  granted  on  favourable  terms. 

2.  Deferred  Annuities,  to  commence  at  any  specified  age,  may 

be  secured  either  with  or  without  return  of  premium. 

For  Example. — A  male  of  30  years  of  age  may  secure  an 
Annuity  of  £10,  to  commence  on  his  attaining  the  age  of 
60,  for  an  Annual  Premium  of  £1  16s.,  without  return, 
or  £2  6s.  Id.  with  return  of  premium  to  his  heirs,  in  the 
event  of  his  not  arriving  at  60. 

3.  Survivorship  Annuities  may  be  secured,  with  or  without 

return  of  premium. 

For  Example. — A  husband  aged  30,  may  secure  to  his  wife 
of  the  same  age  a  Survivorship  Annuity  of  £10,  for  an 
Annual  Premium  during  their  joint  lives  of  £2  12s.  10d., 
without  return,  or  £3  14s.  2d.  with  return  of  the  premiums 
paid,  in  the  event  of  his  being  the  survivor. 

EEVEESIONAEY    INTERESTS. 

The  Company  are  ready  either  to  purchase  Reversionary  Interests 
and  Life-rents,  or  to  make  advances  on  them  to  the  extent  of  the 
security  they  afford. 

FIRE    INSURANCE. 

The  Company  Insure  against  Fire — Silk,  Cotton,  "Woollen,  and 
Flax  Mills,  Buildings  of  all  descriptions,  Furniture,  Stock-in-Trade, 
Merchandise,  Agricultural  Stock,  Implements  of  husbandry,  and 
effects  of  every  kind,  at  the  lowest  Rates  of  Premium  corresponding 
to  the  risk. 

Farming  Stock  is  insured  without  the  Average  Clause,  and  loss 
and  damage  by  Lightning  thereon  made  good. 

No  charge  is  made  for  Policies  when  the  sum  insured  amounts  to 
£300,  or  for  Transfers  from  other  Offices. 

Insurance  for  Seven  Years  charged  for  Six  Years  only. 

Losses  settled  with  promptitude  and  liberality.  A  duty  of  3s.  per 
cent,  per  annum,  on  ajl  Property  Insured  from  Fire  in  Great  Britain 
and  Ireland  is  payable  to  Government,  with  the  exception  of  Farming 
Stock  and  Public  Hospitals,  which  are  exempt. 

The  Company  holds  itself  responsible  for  damage  done  by  explosion 
of  Gas,  such  explosion  taking  place  within  Buildings  on  or  in  which 
this  Company  has  insurance,  without  extra  charge. 
Prospectuses,  containing  Tables  of  Bates  and  every  other  information, 

may  be  liad  at  the  Head  Office  in  Edinburgh,  or  at  any  of  the  Com- 
pany's Agencies  in  the  Country. 

AGENTS. 
Messrs  JOHN  BLACK,  Writer. 

THOMAS  O.  HUNTER,  Merchant. 
JOHN  JOHNSTONE,  Banker. 
THOMAS  STARK,  Banker. 


KOREICN    ANO  BRITISH 

FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

1,  OLJ)  BItOAD  STREET,  AND  10,  PALL  MALL,  LONDON, 

JNfSTITIJTKI;  1803, 

FOR   INSURING  Houses  and  other  Buildings,  Goods,  Wares, 
Merchandise,    Manufacturing    and    Farming   Stock,    Ships   in 
Bort,  Harbour,  or  Dock,  and  the  (Jargoes  of  such  Shipsj  also,  Ships 

Building  and  Repairing;    Bargee  and  other  Vessels,,  on  Navigable 

Rivera  and  Canals,  and  Goods  on  hoard  such  Vessels,  throughout 
Great  Britain  and  Ireland,  and  in  FOREIGN  COUNTRIES,  FROM 
LOSS  OR  DAMAGE  BY  FIRE.     Subscribed  and  Invested  Capital 

ONE  MILLION  SIX    HUNDRED  THOUSAND  BOUNDS. 

FARMING  STOCK  INSURED  Q  EN  ERA  ELY  AT  FOUR 

SHILLINGS. 

IMPERIAL  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

1,  OLD  BROAD  STREET,  LONDON. 

INHTITUTKI)  1820. 

T.  GEORGE  BARCLAY,   Esq.,  Chairman. 
MARTIN  T.  SMITH,  Esq.,  M.B.,  Deputy  Chairman. 


Pour  fifths,  or  80  per  cent,  of  the  Profits  are  assigned  to  Policies 
every  Fifth  Year,  and  may  be  applied  to  increase  the  Sum  Insured, 
to  an  immediate  Payment  in  Cash,  or  to  the  Reduction  and  ultimate 
Extinction  of  future  Premiums. 

At  the  lil'tli  appropriation  of  profits  for  the  five  years  terminating 

January  31,  1850,  a  Reversionary  Bonus  was  declared  of  £1 10s.  per 
oent,  on  the  sums  insured,  and  subsisting  additions  for  every  premium 

paid  during  the  live  years.  This  bonus,  on  policies  of  the  longest 
duration,  exceeds  £jf 5s.  per  cent,  per  annum  on  the  original  sums 
insured,  and  increases  a  policy  of  £$000  to  £1638. 

Proposals  for  Insurances  may  be  made  at  the  Chief  Office,  as  above  ; 
at  the  Branch  Office,  10,  Pall  Mall,  London  ;  or  to  any  of  the  Agents 
throughout  the  Kingdom. 


BONUS  TABLE.      | 
Showing  the  Additions  made  to  Policies  of  £1000  each. 

Date  of 
Insurance. 

Amount  of 
Additions  to 
Feb.  1,  1851. 

Addition  made 

as  on 
Feb.  1,  18BB. 

Sum  Payable 
after  Deatto, 

L820  -    -    -    - 
1825  -    -    -    - 

£    s.    d. 
623  16    0 
382  14    0 

.£    s.     d. 
114    5    0 
LOS  14    0 
98    2    0 
88  17    0 
84  13    0 
7!)  18     0 
75  15    0 
15    0    0 

£  s.  d. 
1(538  1  0 
l!S(i  8  0 
1334  14  0 
1271  0  0 
L213  8  0 
III.'.  13  0 
L085  15  0 
1015    0    0 

1830  -    -    -    - 
L835  -    •    -    • 
L840  .... 
is  If,   .... 
L850  ---. 
L855  -    -    -    - 

'211    12     0 

185     3     0 

128  15     0 

65  15    0 

10    0    0 

And  for  intermediate  years  in  proportion, 


ADVKUTIKKMKNTM. 


Tlie  noxfc  appropriation  will  he  made  in  L861. 

Oiu!  third  of  tho  Premium  on  Insurances  of  £600  mid  upwards,  tot 
1,1k:  whole  l.ciin  of  life,  may  remain  as  a  debt  upon  the  policy,  to  I »« r 
paid  off  at  convenience  ;  or  the  Directors  will  loud  huiiih  of  .1150  and 
upwards,  on  tho  security  of  Policies  effected  with  this  Company  for 
tho  whole  term  of  life,  when  they  have;  acquired  an  adequate  vaMio. 

Insurances,  without  participation  in  Profits,  may  ho  effected  at 
Reduced  Rates. 

SAMUEL  1NGALL,  Actuary. 


AGENTS  FOR  GREENOCK. 

M'lLWRAITH,  SMITH  &  CO. 

1.2,  WILLIAM  STREET. 


GLOBE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 


PIPE,   LIFE,  AND  ANNUITIES. 


PALL  -MALL  AND  OORNIIILL,  LONDON. 

I. so:;. 


CAPITAL,  ONE  MILLION  STERLING,  tho  whole  paid  up  and 
invested,  thereby  affording  to  the  Proprietors  security  against 
further  calls,  and  to  Hie  Assured  an  inimediate  availahle  Fund  for 
the  payment  of  the  most  oxtensivo  Losses  :  .-mil  therefore  no  person 
insured  hy  Tins  COMPANY  is  liahle  to  ho  called  upon  to  contribute 
towards  the  Losses  of  others,  as  with  Societies  established  on  the 
principle  of  Mutual  Insurance. 


EIRE  INSURANCE. 

Policies  are  allowed  in  all  cases  where  the  Annual  Premium 
amounts  to  Six  Shillings. 

Insurances  for  Seven  Years  are  charged  only  Six  Years'  Premium 
and  Duty. 

L088e8  from  Fire  by  Li<ildni')ty  arc  made  yood. 

FOREIGN   INSURANCE. 

Merchandise  and  other  Property  in  Foreign  Countries  may  be 
insured  upon  moderate  tonus,  to  bo  obtained  on  application  at  the 
Ottice. 


ANDREW     T  A  8  K  E  K, 

AGENT  FOR  GREENOCK. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ROYAL  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

CAPITAL— £2,000,000,  IN  100,000  SHARES  OF  £20  EACH. 

WESTERN  BRANCH  OF  SCOTLAND, 

Commekcial  Bank  Buildings,  Gokdon  Street,  Glasgow. 

THOMAS  FRAME,  Local  Manager. 


FIRE. 

The  City  Article  of  the  London  Times,  of  the  24th  July  last,  states 
that  the  transactions  of  the  Royal  Insurance  Company  ' '  appear  to 
have  been  of  a  perfectly  satisfactory  character."  It  includes  the 
following  statements  confirmatory  of  that  opinion  : — 

PREMIUMS. 
The  Premiums  of  Nine  Offices  enumerated  are  stated  to 

be £824,924 

Of  which  the  Royal  alone  amounts  to  371,957 

being  82  per  cent,  of  the  accumulated  Premiums  of  the  remaining 
Eight  Companies. 

The  following  Figures  show  the  large  transactions  of  the  Company 
in  the  Year  1855  alone  : — 

Fire  Premiums  and  other  receipts,         -        -        -      £149,812  13    7 
Losses,  Expenses,  and  Dividend,    -  131,684  13    8 

Balance  as  a  reserve  from  One  Year's  transactions 

alone, 18,127  19  11 

Funds  in  hand,  without  including  ample  Reserve 

for  Life  Liabilities,        -        -        -        upwards  of  £400,000    0    0 


T   T  F  F 
LARGE  BONUS  DECLARED  1855, 
AMOUNTING  TO   £2   PER   CENT.  PER   ANNUM   ON  THE 
SUM  ASSURED,  being,  on  ages  from  Twenty  to  Forty,  80  per 
Cent,  on  the  Premium. 

PERIODS  OF  DIVISION— EVERY  FIVE  YEARS. 

PERCY  M.  DOVE,  Actuary  and  Manager. 

AGENCIES. 
nnmww  (  Messrs  R.  JAMIESON  &  Co. 

GREENOCK,  --.-  |      ^       M'ARTHUR  &  BINNIE. 

Dunoon, Mr  R.  M'Leod,  Hafton  Place. 

Dumbarton,       -    -     -    Mr  J.  Robson,  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland. 
Glasgow,       ---.    Mr  Wm.  "Wardlaw,  62,  Buchanan  Street. 

Do.,  -     -     -    -    Mr  ¥m.  Urquhart.  29,  St  Vincent  Place. 

Do.,  ....    Mr  J.  Cree,  jr.,  21,  Royal  Exchange  Square. 

Do.,  -     -    -    -    James  Stevin,  82,  West  Nile  Street. 

GsontowTd  HU-Ch-e"    }  Mr  G'  HodSes'  Westem  Bank  0f  Scotland- 

Helensburgh,     -    -    -    Mr  Alexander  Breingan,  Merchant. 

Innellan,       -     -    -    -    J.  Turner,  House  Agent. 

Inverary,      -    -     -     -    Mr  Napier  Campbell,  Sheriff-Clerk-Depute. 

Lochgilphead,    -    -     -    Dr  John  Hunter. 

Rothesay,     -    -    -    -    Mr  James  M'Indoe,  Merchant. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


PHOTOGRAPHIC  PORTRAITS 


mm,  iTifiiiii' 

SCULPTURE  &  PHOTOGRAPHIC 
ESTABLISHMENT,  CEMETERY  GATE,  GREENOCK. 


CHARLES  STEVENSON  respectfully  invites  all  who  would  like 


of  themselves  or  Friends,  to  pay  him  a  visit,  and  inspect  his  numer- 
ous Portraits,  which  are  all  taken  on  the  spot  by  himself.  His 
Rooms  having  recently  been  neatly  fitted  up  and  greatly  Enlarged, 
and  being  situated  in  a  clear  and  quiet  locality,  free  from  the  smoke 
and  haze  of  the  Town,  they  are  well  adapted  for  securing 

CLEAR  AND  TRUTHFUL  LIKENESSES. 

By  the  aid  derived  from  Recent  Improvements,  C.  S.  guarantees 
to  all  who  favour  him  with  their  patronage  Portraits  which,  for  Ex- 
pression and  Finish,  are  unrivalled,  and  at  Prices 

From  2s.  6d.  Upwards. 

C.  S.  gratefully  acknowledges  the  liberal  encouragement  bestowed 
on  him  in  the 


since  he  commenced  business,  and  respectfully  intimates  that  he  has 
always  on  hand  a  Variety  of 


which  he  executes  to  order  in 
GRANITE,    MARBLE,    OR    STONE. 


Old  Monuments  Cleaned  and  Repaieed,  and  Inscriptions 
Renewed  at  Moderate  Peices. 

Greenock,  June,  1857. 


NETT   CASH  PRICE-LIST  OF 

nocacaLi -zwxB  aits' 
FIRE-RESISTING  SAFES  AND  BOXES. 


E  . 

.  20 

F  . 

.  22 

G  . 

.  24 

H  . 

.  26 

1 

.  28 

J  . 

.  30 

SINGLE-CHAMBER     BOXES. 

in.  high— 14  in.  broad— 14  in.  from  front  to  back, 


£4    0 

0 

5    0 

0 

6    5 

0 

7  10 

0 

9    0 

0 

10  10 

0 

Five  inches  less  each  way,  inside,  fitted  with  Milners'  Six  Lever  Locks, 
or  Hobbs'  Locks,  10s  extra.  If  made  to  a  required  size,  7s  6d  per  superficial 
foot  and  5  per  cent,  extra. 


%*  The  various  Safes  advertised  as  having  liSi 
Powder-proof  Locks  may  all,  with  the  excep- 
tion of  Milners',  be  blown  open  by  filling  the 
Locks,  through  the  key-hole,  with  Gunpowder. 

*s*  Delivered  Carriage  Free  to  all  parts  of  the  country. 

FIRE -RESISTING   SAFES. 

001.  20  in.  high— 14  in.  broad— 14  in.  from  front  to  back, £6  0  0 

01.  22         ..        16  ..  16        7  0  0 

1.  24         ..         18  ..  18         8  0  0 

2.  26         ..        20  ..  20        10  0  0 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


3. 

28  in. 

high- 

4. 

30 

H 

.  32 

"ifi 

S. 

6. 

30 
33 

7. 

36 

22  in.  broad— 22  in.  from  front  to  back, 12  0  0 

24  ..  24         14  0  0 

26  ..  26         16  0  0 

If  with  Two  Drawers,  £2  extra  to  the  above. 

30  ..         24  (2  Doors  and  2  Drawers,)..  22    0    0 

33  ..  27  ditto  dhto      ..26    0    0 

36  ..  30  ditto  ditto      ..30    0    0 

**•  5  inches  less  in  height  and  breadth,  and  7  inches  front  to  back,  inside. 
Fitted  with  Milners'  Double  Patent  Gunpowder-proof  Solid  Lock  and  Door. 
If  made  to  a  required  size,  10s  per  superficial  foot  and  5  per  cent,  extra. 

Safes  made  to  any  form  and  dimensions,  for  which  estimates  can  be  given, 
by  applying  to  the  AGENT  FOR   GREENOCK, 

WILLIAM  INNES,  Bookseller,  Hamilton  Street. 


STATIONER  AND  BOOKSELLER, 


B 


EGS  to  intimate  to  his  friends  and  the  inhabitants  of  Greenock 
that  he  has  OPENED  that  Shop  in 


Wo.  14,  CATHCART  STREET, 

with  a  well  Assorted  General  Stock  of  STATIONERY,  BOOKS, 
<fec,  and  hopes,  by  punctuality  and  strict  attention  to  his  Customers' 
favours,  to  merit  their  support. 

J.  K.  begs  the  honour  of  a  trial  order,  which  will  be  esteemed  and 
have  his  best  attention. 


LITHOGRAPHING,   &c. 

Greenock,  June,  1857. 

LETTER  CARRIER,  &c,  &c. 
2,  TOBAGO  STREET,  GREENOCK, 

BEGS  to  return  thanks  to  the  Public  for  entrusting  him  with 
Circulars,  Cards,  Funeral  Letters,  &c,  for  Delivery  in  Town, 
and  hopes,  by  his  punctuality,  that  these  favours  will  be  continued 
to  him,  which  will  be  his  constant  study  to  deserve. 
Greenock,  June,  1857. 


VISITORS  TO  GLASGOW  OUGHT  TO  VISIT 


AMERICAN  PHOTOGRAPHIC  GALLERY, 

35,  BUCHANAN  STREET,  GLASGOW, 

WHICH  is  the  Largest  and  most  Complete  Establishment  hi  this 
Country,  having  Four  separate  Glass  Houses,  Large  Gallery, 
Dressing  Rooms,  and  Work  Rooms,  and  every  other  convenience  for 
producing  First-class  Pictures,  complete  in  a  few  minutes,  in  any 
weather.     Mr  U.  has  also  engaged  eminent  Artists  from  London, 
Paris,  and  New  York,  for  the  Colouring  and  Chemical  Departments. 
PRICES  :— 
First  Size,         . .       2s.  6d.  I  Third  Size,       . .       5s.  Od. 
Second  Size,     . .       3s.  6d.  |  Fourth  Size,     . .       7s.  «d. 

NEW  DISCOVERY  IN  PHOTOGRAPHY. 

URiE'S  LIFE-SIZED  PHOTOGRAPHIC  PORTRAITS, 

COLOURED    IN    OIL, 

Price  £3  3s. 

This  important  Discovery  is  one  of  the  greatest  which  Photographic 
history  has  to  record. 

Opinions  of  the  Press  on  Urie's  Pictures  at  the  Scottish  Photographic 
Exhibition  : — 

"Photographs. — We  find  that  commercial  Glasgow  is  not  behind  in  the 
Photographic  race,  for  Mr  Urie  of  that  city  exhibits  both  largely  and  well. 
His  pictures,  which  embrace  by  far  the  largest  portraits  in  the  collection, 
are  collodions  and  calotypes,  touched,  untouched,  and  coloured  in  oil,  all 
very  meritorious  in  their  several  styles.  To  this  artist  belongs  the  credit  of 
the  earliest  and  most  satisfactory  introduction  of  collodion  pictures  into 
Scotland,  an  advantage  upon  which  he  has  improved  far  enough  to  enable 
him  to  rank  with  the  foremost  of  his  southern  contemporaries.  The  exam- 
ples which  he  now  shows,  fully  sustain  his  reputation,  both  for  sharpness  of 
outline,  richness  of  effect,  the  pose  of  the  figures,  and  the  variety  of  enrich- 
ing accessories." — Practical  Mechanics'  Journal. 

"  Mr  Urie,  Glasgow,  is  also  a  large  exhibitor,  principally  in  portraits.  In 
this  branch  of  the  art  he  is  not  behind  any  of  the  exhibitors.  We  give  the 
preference  to  the  photographs  of  Mr  Urie."—  Glasgow  Herald. 

"Mr  Urie  of  Buchanan  Street,  one  of  the  most  successful  photographic 
artists  of  the  day."— Glasgow  Saturday  Post. 

"  Mr  Urie's  pictures  have  reached  a  higher  point  of  excellence  than  any 
others  which  have  come  under  our  notice." — North  British  Daily  Mail- 

"  Stereoscopt. — We  have  just  had  the  pleasure  of  inspecting,  at  the 
Photographic  Gallery  of  Mr  Urie,  35,  Buchanan  Street,  several  stereoscopic 
pictures  of  surpassing  excellence,  produced  by  means  of  a  new  and  most 
ingenious  instrument." — Daily  Bulletin. 

"The  machinery  Mr  Urie  employs  has  cost  many  hundreds  of  pounds, 
and  his  specimens  cover  a  large  saloon.  His  patent  portraits  are  splendid 
triumphs  of  the  art."—  Glasgow  Examiner. 

"  Mr  Urie's  establishment,  35,  Buchanan  Street,  is  the  largest  of  the  kind 
in  Great  Britain,  if  not  in  the  world." — Glasgow  Constitutional. 

URIE'S  PATENT  PHOTOGRAPHIC  PORTRAITS, 

35,  BUCHANAN  STREET,  GLASGOW. 

Branch — 

32,  HAMILTON  STREET,  GREENOCK. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


DENTAL  SURGERY. 


dentist/ 

RESPECTFTJLLLY  intimates,  that  he  may  be  consulted  at  any 
hour  daily,  at  his  house, 

6  WEST  BLACKHALL  STREET. 

He  begs  to  state,  that  he  was  seven  years  a  Pupil  of  D.  A.  Cameron, 
Esq.,  George  Square,  Glasgow,  one  of  the  most  eminent  Dentists  in 
this  country  ;  that  he  has  received  a  complete  Medical  Education  at 
the  University  of  Glasgow,  and  has  been  in  practice  in  Greenock  as  a 
Dentist  since  1st  July,  1838.  He  is  fully  conversant  with  all  the 
novelties  which  have  been  introduced  into  the  Dental  Art  during  the 
last  twenty-five  years,  some  of  which  he  has  adopted,  and  others  re- 
j  ected.  Dr  Do wie  does  not  believe  in  the  efficacy  of  ' '  Patent  Chairs  " 
or  "Patent  Forceps,"  or  the  so-called  "Improved  methods  of  adapt- 
ing Artificial  Teeth  without  extracting  stumps,  or  any  painful  opera- 
tion ;'.'  but,  while  he  abhors  all  nostrums,  whatever  means  are 
authorised  by  the  principles  and  practice  of  Surgery,  he  will  employ 
for  the  relief  and  comfort  of  his  patients. 
Greenock,  1st  June,  1857. 


PATENT    ilAfH'lilB'f    SI 

190,    THOISTGATE,    GLASGOW. 

THE  advantage  of  this  PATENT  BELTING  consists  in  its  uniform 
thickness,  producing  a  regularity  of  motion  and  a  saving  to 
the  machinery.  Our  process  of  preparing,  cutting,  and  joining  the 
leather  into  Belts  (either  double  or  single),  of  any  size,  length,  or 
thickness,  gives  also  about  one-sixth  more  in  length  for  the  same 
weight  than  the  ordinary  Belting. 

By  this  system,  those  favouring  us  with  orders,  will  purchase  only 
"  Belts,"  there  being  no  superfluous  material  in  their  construction. 

It  is  necessary,  however,  that  the  resisting  poiver  should  be  stated, 
to  enable  us  to  supply  the  Belting  of  an  equivalent  strength,  and  ready 
stretched  for  use. 

PATENT  CLASPS  for  joining  Belts  in  one-fourth  of  the  time  re- 
quired for  lacing. 

Satisfactory  references  as  to  the  above  statements  can  be  given. 

JOHN  BLA1K1E  &  Co., 

190,  Trongate,  Glasgow. 
12 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


HAVE  always  on  hand  a  large  supply  of  every  description  of 
COALS,  for  Household  and  Furnace  use,  and  exportation ; 
COMMON  and  FIRE  BRICKS,  and  DRAIN  TILES,  &c,  for 
Home  and  Export  use  ;  and  best  IRISH  LIME,  for  Agricultural, 
Building,  and  other  purposes. 

COAL  YARD — 15,  East  Quay  Lane,  and  Railway  Depot. 
LIME  AND  BRICK  YARD— Open  Shore. 

15,  East  Quay  Lane,    ) 
Greenock,  June,  1857.     ) 


CURRIE'S 

IMPERIAL    FURNITURE    OIL 

AND 

FRENCH  POLISH  RENOVATOR. 

MP  HIS  Preparation  has  met  the  highest  approval  of  Cabinetmakers, 
L  Hotel  keepers  and  Families  of  Distinction  (for  the  last  Ten  or 
Twelve  Years)  throughout  the  Kingdom,  as  being  the  Best  and 
Cheapest  in  use  for  Cleaning,  Polishing,  and  Preserving  all  kinds  of 
House  Furniture.  It  is  applied  with  half  the  usual  trouble.  It 
cleans  and  removes  all  kinds  of  Stains,  gives  a  brilliantly  smooth 
gloss  to  Dining  and  Drawing  Room  Tables,  and  makes  them  resist 
the  action  of  hot  dishes,  warm  water,  &c.  It  revives  the  gloss  of 
French  Polished  Furniture,  keeps  the  wood  of  a  light  shade,  and 
preserves  the  new  look. 

One  or  two  Certificates,  out  of  many  received,  are  subjoined  : — 

Cordon  Street,  Glasgow. 
Dear  Sir, — We  are  happy  to  affirm  that  we  have  used  your  Furni- 
ture Oil  for  many  years,  and  have  f ound  it  superior  to  every  other 
kind.     We  have  also  supplied  it  to  our  customers,  to  whom  it  has 
given  entire  satisfaction. 

Duncan  &  Forbes,  Cabinetmakers,  &c. 
To  Mr  Currie,  Chemist. 

From  Thomas  Keddie,  Esq., Cabinet  Maker  and  House  Agent, 
Melville  Place,  Edinburgh. 

Edinburgh,  December,  1848. 
Dear  Sir, — As  you  have  requested  me  to  express  my  opinion  of 
your  Imperial  Furniture  Oil,  I  have  much  pleasure  in  stating  that 
1  have  used  it  in  my  own  Establishment  for  many  years,  and  have 
found  it  superior  to  every  other  kind  ;  and  that  I  have  also  supplied 
it  to  my  Customers,  to  whom  it  has  given  general  satisfaction. 

Thos.  Keddie. 

Prepared  by  John  Currie,  Chemist,  Glasgow,  and  Sold  in  Bottles, 
6d.,  Is.,  Is.  6d.,  and  2s.  6d.  each,  by  the  principal  Cabinetmakers, 
Grocers,  and  Chemists  in  Greenock,  Ayr,  Kilmarnock,  and  towns  in 
West  and  South  of  Scotland.  Wholesale  Agents,  Raimes  &  Co., 
Edinburgh. 


(B©3L©SSB  51 
BEDDING  &  BEDSTEAD  WAREHOUSE, 

70,    JAMAICA    STREET, 

(Next  to  the  Royal  Polytechnic). 


CHILD'S  COT, 

2  feet  by  4, 
21s. 


WOOL 

MATTEESS, 

2  feet  by  4, 

6s.  <6&. 


J.  W.  J.  STEWART  &   CO., 


B 


Hair  Mattress,  -  -  - 
Wool  Mattress,  -  -  - 
Cotton  Mattress,  -  - 
Alva  Marina  Mattress, 
Feather  Beds,  -  -  - 
Wool  Bed,  -  -  -  - 
Cotton  Bed,  -  -  -  - 
Feather  Bolster,  8s 
Wool  Bolster,  3s. 


EG  to  direct  attention  to  their  present  Price  List  of  BEDDING 
and  BEDSTEADS. 

-  6  Feet  by  4  feet,  40s  and  upwards. 

-  6  Feet  by  4  feet,  14s 
6  Feet  by  4  feet,  10s 
6  Feet  by  4  feet,  10s 
6  Feet  by  4  feet,  40s  „ 
6  Feet  by  4  feet,  14s 
6  Feet  by  4  feet,  10s 
;  Two  Pillows,  8s. ;  Set,  16s. 

Two  Pillows,  3s. ;  Set,  6s. 
Feathers  at  10s.  6d.,  15s.,  and  21s.  per  Stone. 
Straw  Mattress,    -     -     6  Feet  by  4  feet,  6s  6d  and  upwards. 

PATENT  IRON  BEDSTEADS 

Constructed  throughout  with  Dovetail  Joints  and  are  as  firm  when 
put  together  as  if  of  one  piece  of  metal,  but  at  the  same  time  can  be 
put  up  and  taken  down  in  a  few  minutes  without  the  use  of  tools, 
being  entirely  free  from  screw  or  rivet. 

French  Bedsteads,    -     6  Feet  6  by  4  feet,  39s  and  upwards. 

Half  Tester  Bedstead,  6  Feet  6  by  4  feet,  50s 

Child's  Cot,     -     -     -    4  Feet     by  2  feet,  20s 

Stump  Bedstead,  -     -    6  Feet     by  3  feet,  24s  ,, 

Folding  Camp  Bedstead,  6  Feet  by  2  feet  6,  15s. 
French  Bedstead,  with  Common  Joints,  6  Feet  by  4  feet,  30s. 

WOOD  BEDSTEADS. 

Always  on  Stock  a  great  variety  of  French  and  Half  Tester,  in 
Birch  and  Mahogany. 

French, 6  Feet     by  4  feet,  30s  and  upwards. 

Half  Tester,     -     -     -    6  Feet  6  by  5  feet,  80s 
Curtains,  Church  Cushions,  and  every  description  of  Upholstery 
Work  done  up  in  the  best  style  by  Experienced  Workmen. 

Old  Feather  Beds  and  Hair  Mattresses  Purified  by  Steam  and 
Re-made. 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 
BEDDING  AND  BEDSTEAD  WAREHOUSE, 

70,  Jamaica  Street,  Glasgow. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


is8  cmrato, 

SURGEON-DENTIST, 

BEGS  respectfully  to  inform  the  Public  of  Glasgow  and  its 
vicinity,  that  he  has  recently  arrived  from  Paris,  and  succeeded 
to  the  Practice  of  Mr  Gillies,  No.  4,  Bath  Street,  and  from  the  great 
Practical  Experience  he  has  had  as  Assistant  Dentist  in  Glasgow  and 
Paris,  and  the  Skill  he  has  acquired  under  these  circumstances,  in 
Making  and  Adjusting  Artificial  Teeth,  upon  the  most  improved 
principles,  he  hopes  to  merit  the  confidence  of  those  who  may  honour 
him  with  their  patronage. 

Stopping,  with  the  very  Best  Materials,  and  all  Operations  per- 
formed, on  Moderate  Charges.     Consultations  Free. 
No.  4,  Bath  Street,  Glasgow. 


GLASGOW  WESTERN  WIRE-WORK 

AND 

WIRE-CLOTH  MANUFACTORY, 

5,   MITCHELL   STREET, 

(3d  door  from  Argyle  street) 

ALEXANDER  COUSLAND, 

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  personal 
attention  to  orders,  he  may  merit  a  continuance  of  their  patronage. 

A.  C.  solicits  attention  to  the  undernoted  list  of  the  principal 
articles  manufactured  and  supplied  at  his  Establishment, — viz. 
COPPER,  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,  Galvanised  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  eveiy  sort.  Sugar 
Strainers  and  Skimmers  made  to  order.  RIDDLES  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.  Rat  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. 


ENGINEERS    AND   MILLWRIGHTS, 

7  and  9,  CANAL   STREET,   PORT-DUNDAS, 
GLASGOW, 

MAKERS  of  Improved  Steam  Cranes  and  Winches,  Patent 
Safety  Derrick,  and  all  other  Descriptions  of  Cranes  and 
Winches,  adapted  for  Ships'  Decks.  Also,  Forge,  Foundry,  Derrick, 
and  all  other  kinds  of  Lifting  Machinery,  for  all  purposes. 

Specimens  may  he  seen  in  Operation  at  FORREST  &  BARR'S 
WORKS,  7  and  9,  Canal  Street,  Port-Dundas,  Glasgow. 


SCOTTISH  SAVINGS  INVESTMENT  AND  BUILDING  SOCIETY. 


Established  under  the  Act  6  and  7  Will.  IV.,  Cap.  32, 
ON  THE  PARMANENT  PRINCIPLE. 

SHARES— 

£25  EACH,  PAYABLE  BY  MONTHLY  INSTALMENTS  OF 

TWO  SHILLINGS  PER  SHARE. 

ENTRY  MONEY,  SIXPENCE  PER  SHARE. 

SUBSCRIBED  CAPITAL— £86,000. 


Patron — Sir  James  Campbell. 

Trustees — William  West  Watson,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Glasgow ; 

Thomas  L.  Paterson,  Esq.  of  Dowanhill ; 

Robert  Salmond,  Esq.,  Banker,  Glasgow. 

Law- Agent — J.  G.  Houstoun,  Esq.,  32,  Royal  Exchange  Square. 

Manager — William  Mudie,  Jun.,  Esq.,  Accountant. 
SOCIETY'S  OFFICE— 109,  WEST  GEORGE  ST.,  GLASGOW. 


BESIDES  affording  a  safe  and  profitable  investment  for  Capital, 
the  prominent  objects  of  the  Society  are — 1st,  To  give  Loans  or 
Advances  to  Members  to  enable  them  to  build  or  purchase  Heritable 
Property.  2d,  To  enable  them  to  Rebuild,  Alter,  or  Improve  Pro- 
perty already  acquired ;  and  3d,  To  make  advances  either  by  priority 
or  by  competition.  Members  are  at  same  time  allowed  to  withdraw 
the  amount  of  their  subscriptions  with  interest. 

The  success  of  this  Society  is  unequalled  for  the  time  it  has  exist- 
ed,— the  number  of  shares  allotted  being  Three  Thousand  Four 
Hundred  and  Forty — representing  a  Capital  of  86,000 — while  it  has 
been  enabled  to  dispose  of  8000  among  its  members. 

The  profits  during  the  past  year  have  been  equal  to  47  per  cent. 
upon  the  Instalments  paid  by  members  during  the  respective  period 
they  have  contributed,  which  shows  the  great  success  which  the 
Society  has  attained. 

Applications  to  be  made  to  the  Manager,  who  will  furnish  copies 
of  the  Rules. 

WILLIAM  MUDIE,  Jun.,  Manager. 

109,  West  George  Street,  Glasgow,  J 
7th  May,  1857.  J 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


THE  LIVERPOOL  &  LONDON 

FIRE  &  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY 

HAS  BEEN  ESTABLISHED  TWENTY  YEARS, 

Has  paid  in  Claims,  under  its  Policies,  upwards  of          -  £800,000 

in  Dividends  to  its  Proprietors          ....  417,380 

Has  paid  up  Capital  of 170,858 

and  accumulated  Funds 820,000 

Its  Income  in  1856  from  Fire  Premiums  only  exceeded  -  222,000 

and  from  Life  Premiums 75,000 

of  which  the  new  Premiums  were    -  12,000 

And  there  was  paid  to  Annuitants  the  sum  of         -        -  11,397 


SCOTTISH  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS. 

Thomas  Richardson,  Esq.,  Glasgow,  Chairman. 
Robert  Steele,  Esq.,  Greenock,  Deputy- Chairman. 

J.  C.  Bolton,  Esq.,  Glasgow. 

Matthew  Brown,  Esq.,  Greenock. 

John  Buchanan,  Esq.,  Glasgow. 

James  Campbell,  jun.,  Esq.,  Glasgow. 

David  Crawford,  Esq.,  Greenock. 

James  J.  Grieve,  Esq.,  Greenock. 

J.  R.  Stewart,  Esq.,  Glasgow. 

"William  McEwen,  Esq.,  Glasgow. 

James  Stewart,  Esq.,  Greenock. 
Swinton  Boult,  Esq.,  Secretary  to  the  Company. 

The  Scottish  Board  of  the  Liverpool  and  London  Fire  and  Life 
Insurance  Company  beg  to  solicit  attention  to  the  claims  which  this 
Company  is  enabled  to  prefer  to  public  confidence  and  support. 

And  first,  the  Directors  would  invite  a  perusal  of  that  passage  in 
the  Prospectus  which  relates  to  the  Constitution  of  the  Company, 
its  Capital  and  Resources  ;  and  to  that  statement  they  would  merely 
add  that  of  the  Original  Capital  there  is  still  some  portion  unsub- 
scribed, and  that  no  part  of  it  is  issued,  except  at  a  Premium,  which, 
by  direction  of  a  clause  in  the  Deed  of  Settlement,  is  carried  to  the 
credit  of  the  Reserved  Fund,  and  so  goes  to  increase  the  permanent 
strength  of  the  Company. 

The  ability  of  the  Company  to  meet  any  demand  upon  its  Funds 
has  been  amply  tested  during  the  Twenty  Years  it  has  existed,  by 
the  discharge  of  claims,  under  its  Fire  and  Life  Policies,  to  the 
amount  of  £800,000;  an  amount  which  has  probably  never  been 
exceeded  in  the  same  time  by  any  Company  in  so  early  a  period  of 
its  history. 

If,  however,  the  test  be  deemed  sufficiently  severe,  the  Directors 
have  the  satisfaction  of  knowing  that  it  has  brought  with  it  a  very 
convincing  proof  that  the  favourable  opinion  of  the  public  has  been 
secured.  The  income  of  the  Company  from  its  Fire  Business  is  now 
at  a  rate  exceedingv£222,000  a  year  ;  and  its  Life  Premiums  produce 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


£72,781  a  year  more  ;  added  to  which  is  an  Annuity  Business  of  very 
considerable  magnitude — the  Annuities  now  payable  by  the  Company 
amounting  to  upwards  of  £11,000  per  annum. 

In  reliance  upon  these  facts,  therefore,  the  Scottish  Board  of  Di- 
rectors respectfully  invite  the  public  to  favour  the  Company  with  a 
portion  of  their  patronage.  They  do  not  lay  claim  to  any  exclusive 
information.  They  do  not  profess  to  work  cheaper  than  their  com- 
petitors ;  but  they  do  undertake  to  have  both  the  disposition  and  the 
means  to  discharge  cheerfully  all  claims  under  their  Policies,  and  to 
give  to  those  who  do  business  with  them  the  security  they  seek. 

The  Board  are  invested  with  the  absolute  power  of  dealing  with 
and  deciding  on  all  Proposals  to,  or  Claims  on,  the  Company  in  Scot- 
land, and  with  the  Investment  of  Funds  raised  in  Scotland,  on  such 
.securities  as  they  may  select  or  approve.  All  the  Policies  they  may 
issue,  whether  against  Fire  or  upon  Life,  will  be  treated  as  of  Scot- 
tish origin  exclusively.  Thus  the  advantages  of  local  knowledge, 
influence,  and  responsibility  are  combined  for  the  Public  of  Scotland 
with  the  undoubted  security  afforded  by  the  Capital,  Resources,  and 
Connexions  of  the  whole  Company. 

In  particular,  the  business  in  Scotland  will  be  conducted  on  the 
following  principles : — ■ 

1. — The  Head-office  for  Scotland  will  be  in  Glasgow,  where  all 
Policies  will  be  issued,  and  where  they  may  be  assigned  or  surren- 
dered, and  enforced  or  paid — thus  obviating  the  necessity,  incident 
to  the  Policies  of  English  Companies  generally,  of  seeking  redress 
according  to  the  forms  and  in  the  Courts  of  English  Law,  and  ex- 
empting the  Representatives  of  deceased  Holders  of  Policies  on  their 
own  Lives  from  being  obliged  to  obtain,  at  great  expense,  Probates, 
or  Letters  of  Administration,  from  the  English  Ecclesiastical  Courts. 
The  difficulties  and  inconvenience  of  effecting  Transfers  of  Life  Poli- 
cies in  England  will  thus  be  avoided ;  and  all  business  with  the  Com- 
pany in  Scotland  may  be  transacted  with  the  same  readiness  and 
despatch  as  if  the  Company  were  strictly  a  Scotch  Company. 

2. — The  whole  practical  details  of  the  business  in  Scotland  will  be 
conducted  in  accordance  with  the  usages  of  the  leading  Scotch  Com- 
panies, so  as  to  remove  any  difference  in  reference  to  Quarter-days, 
or  otherwise,  which  obtains  in  the  two  countries  in  Insurance  busi- 
ness. 

3. — Instead  of  withdrawing  all  the  earnings  of  the  Company  in 
Scotland  for  Investment  in  England,  as  is  usual  with  most  English 
Companies,  the  Company  will  invest  Funds  on  such  Securities  as  may 
be  selected  or  approved  of  by  the  Scottish  Board. 

4. — The  Company  having  reserved  Shares  of  their  original  Capital 
Stock  for  the  purpose  of  allotment  to  Persons  who  are  influential  and 
able  to  extend  the  business  of  the  Company,  the  Scottish  Board  will 
be  prepared  to  issue,  on  very  favourable  terms,  to  Parties  in  Scotland, 
Shares  proportioned  in  number  to  the  extent  of  business  such  Parties 
may  be  able  to  command. 

On  all  subjects  connected  with  the  business  of  the  Company  in 
Scotland  the  fullest  information  can  be  had,  on  application  at  the 
Offices,  Mansion  House,  Gkeenock,  and  to  the  Agents  elsewhere. 

D.  R.  CRAWFORD, 
May,  1857.  Resident  Secretary. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ACCIDENTAL  DEATH 

insurance  company* 

FOR  GRANTING  INSURANCES  AGAINST    DEATH  AND 

PERSONAL  INJURY  ARISING  FROM  ACCIDENT 

OR  VIOLENCE  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 

ESTABLISHED  IN  1849. 


Empowered  by  Special  Act  of  Parliament,  15  Vic,  c.  56: 

CAPITAL~£110,000, 

FULLY  SUBSCRIBED. 


AGENT  IN  GREENOCK, 

JOHN  SUTHERLAND,  Shipping  Agent, 

1,  EAST  QUAY  LANE. 

FIRE  &  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 


ESTABLISHED  AT  YORK  IN  1824— EMPOWERED  BY  ACT  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


CAPITAL,  £500,000. 


MANN   &   SUTHERLAND,  Agents. 

LEEDS  &  YORKSHIRE 

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A.D.,  1824. 

HEAD    OFFICE— LEEDS. 

CAPITAL,  ONE  MILLION. 

JOHN    SUTHERLAND,    Agent, 
1,  EAST  QUAY  LANE. 


BY  HER  MAJESTY'S  EOYAL  LETTERS  PATENT. 

THE  AMERICAN  FLOATING  BALL  WASHING  MACHINE. 

Honourable  mention  at  the  Paris  Exhibition  of  1855. 

B.  MOORE,  133,  High  Holborn,  London,   Patentee 

Sole  Agent  and  Licensee  for  Scotland. 

W.  M.  HILL,  107,  West  George  Street,  Glasgow. 

THIS  MACHINE,  which  solves  the  problem  of  mechanical  wash- 
ing most  satisfactorily,  and  in  principle  more  nearly  resembles 
hand  washing  than  any  other  invention  hitherto  brought  before  the 
public,  has  made  rapid  progress  in  America  and  on  the  Continent  of 
Europe.  In  Paris,  during  the  Exhibition,  no  less  than  Four 
Thousand  were  sold.  In  this  country,  the  Machine  is  fairly  esta- 
blished in  popular  favour  as  an  indispensable  apparatus  for  washing 
purposes  in  the  economy  of  every  well-arranged  household.  Public 
Institutions  are  also  extensively  adopting  them.  A  short  trial  can- 
not fail  to  convince  the  most  sceptical  of  both  their  efficiency  and 
economy.  The  time  required  is  short,  the  labour  light,  and  the 
saving  in  soap  and  fuel  one  half.  Linens  wear  longer,  and,  after  a 
few  washings,  become  purer  in  colour  than  by  the  old,  or  any  other 
method,  and  the  finest  and  most  delicate  fabrics  maybe  submitted  to 
the  action  of  the  Ball  without  the  slightest  risk  of  injury. 


For  Household  use,  Wooden  Lever  and  200  Balls,  24  in.  by  12  in.,  £3. 


For  Laundries,  large  Hotels,  &c,  Crank  Shaft  with  Fly  Wheel,  and  240 
Balls,  27  in.  by  14  in.,  £6  ;  300  Balls,  40  in.  by  15  in.,  £10.  Zinc  Lining,  8s. 
and  10s.  extra.    Delivered  free  in  London  or  Glasgow. 

In  operation  every  day  from  one  to  three  o'clock,  at  107,  West  George  St., 
Glasgow. 

In  Stock,  the  celebrated  YANKEE  HYDRO-THERMAL  CHURN. 

Also,  MANLOVE,  ALLIOTT,  &  Co.'s  PATENT  DRYING 

MACHINES,  of  various  sizes,  for  domestic  use, 

Laundries,  and  Public  Institutions. 

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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


BIRMINGHAM 

IRONMONGERY  WAREHOUSE, 

136,  BOTHWELL  STREET,  GLASGOW. 
JOSEPH  AFFLECK,  Agent 

MESSRS  E.  &  W.  TAYLOR,  of  Birmingham,  beg  to  inform 
their  Friends  and  the  Public  that  they  have  OPENED  a 
"WAREHOUSE  at  the  above  address,  where  Builders,  Shipbuilders, 
Cabinetmakers,  and  Consumers  generally,  can  be  promptly  supplied 
with  Articles  suited  to  their  respective  Trades,  at  same  terms  as  in 
Birmingham. 

TO    SHIPBUILDERS. 

E.  &  W.  TAYLOR,  Edmund  Street,  Birmingham,  and  136  Both- 
well  Street,  Glasgow. 
Wholesale  Ironmongers,  Lock  Manufacturers,  Brass  Founders,  and 
General  Factors. 

TO  WRIGHTS  AND  BUILDERS. 

E.  &  W.  TAYLOR,  Edmund  Street,  Birmingham,  and  136  Both- 
well  Street,  Glasgow. 
Wholesale  Ironmongers,  Lock  Manufacturers,  Brass  Founders,  and 
General  Factors. 

TO  CABINETMAKERS. 
E.  &  W.  TAYLOR,  Edmund  Street,  Birmingham,  and  136  Both- 
well  Street,  Glasgow. 
Wholesale  Ironmongers,  Lock  Manufacturers.  Brass  Founders,  and 
General  Factors. 


NOTICE  TO  SHIPPERS. 

E.    &   W.    TAYLOR, 

Hardware  Merchants,  Edmund  Street,  Birmingham,  and  136,  Both- 
well  Street,  Glasgow,  respectfully  inform  Shippers  that  they  are 
prepared  to  Execute  Orders  for 

HARDWARE    GOODS, 

suitable  for  all  Foreign  Markets,  on  the  Lowest  Terms. 

Ironmongers  and  Wholesale  Dealers  supplied  on  very 
Best  Terms. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


THOMAS    GEMMELL    &   CO., 

WIRE    ROPE    MANUFACTURERS, 

GLASGOW, 

HAVE  always  on  hand  a  complete  Stock  of  the  different  descrip- 
tions of  WIRE  ROPE,  suitable  for  Ships'  Standing  Rigging, 
and  Mining  purposes.  The  Ropes  are  Machine-made,  and  of  the 
best  description  of  Charcoal  Iron  Wire,  and  are  of  an  equal,  if  not 
superior  quality,  to  any  in  the  market. 

Works— FIRHILL  ROAD,  SPRINGBANK. 

Warehouse— FINNIESTON  QUAY,  BROOMIELAW. 


MINERVA  ROOMS,  GLASGOW. 


BEAUTIFUL  PHOTOGRAPHIC 


BY 

MR.    EADIE, 

Professional  Artist,  and  Sole  Inventor  of  the  Direct  Camera, 

are  produced  Coloured,  exhibiting  the  Features,  the  Uniform,  &c, 
correct,  and  in  their  proper  place. 

UNTIL  the  DIRECT  CAMERA  was  invented,  Photographs  on 
_  Glass  were  produced  entirely  the  Reverse  of  Nature— viz. , 
exhibiting  hair  parted  on  the  wrong  side,  the  coat  buttoned  on  the 
wrong  side,  and  the  sword  of  the  officer  placed  so  as  to  be  drawn  out 
by  the  left  hand. 

Such  extreme  errors  are  now  completely  obviated  by  the  Inventor, 
Mr.  EADIE,  at  his  Photographic  Studio,  Minerva  Rooms,  28, 
Argyle  Street,  Glasgow,  formerly  Messrs.  Wylie  &  Lochhead's 
Warehouse. 

Inspection  respectfully  invited. 

Prices  from  2s.  6d.  Upwards. 

Mr.  EADIE,  Prof  essional  Artist,  has  lately  invented  by  his  Direct 
Camera  a  New  Photographic  Portrait  called  the  VIGNETTE,  con- 
sidered the  most  Artistic  yet  produced  to  the  Public,  to  be  had  only 
at  his 

STUDIO,    28,    Argyle    Street, 

GLASGOW. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


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135,    BUCHANAN     STREET,    GLASGOW. 

Works:— CANAL  BANK,   WIGTON   ST.,    PORT-DUNDAS, 
GLASGOW. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF  PATENT 

METALLIC   CASKS   AND   CISTERNS, 

FOR  OIL,  TURPENTINE,  VARNISH,  NAPTHA, 
AMMONIA,  &c. 


PATENT  METALLIC  KEGS, 

For  White  Lead,  Paint,  Colours,  Printers'  Ink,  and  Dry  Goods. 


PATENT  METALLIC  BUCKETS  &  HOUSE  PAILS, 

strong  and  durable,  largely  used  at  Public  Works,  also  for 
export  to  the  "  Diggings." 


THE  attention  of  Oil  and  Colour  Merchants  and  others  is  respect- 
fully drawn  to  the  above  Metallic  Casks  and  Kegs,  as  possess- 
ing strength,  durability,  lightness,  cleanliness,  and  fitness  for  the 
several  purposes  to  which  they  can  be  applied.  Being  proof  against 
changes  of  climate,  leakage,  evaporation,  absorption,  loss  from  negli- 
gent packing,  &c,  they  are  especially  adapted  for  Export,  and  possess 
advantages  unknown  in  wooden  vessels. 

For  the  preservation  of  valuable  and  common  Oils  in  Mills  and 
Factories,  the  above  casks  effect  an  important  saving,  and  for 
such  Establishments,  B.  &  Co.  have  made  them  with  Glass  Tube 
Gauges,  so  that  the  Stock  on  hand  can  always  be  ascertained  at  a 
glance. 

TO  SHIPBUILDERS  AND  ENGINEERS,  Brown  &  Co. 
strongly  recommend  their  Metallic  Tanks  and  Cisterns  for  Ships' 
Stores.  They  can  be  made  any  size  or  shape  required,  and  for  hold- 
ing Oil,  Tallow,  Peas,  Barley,  and  various  other  commodities  on 
ship-board,  they  are  invaluable.  For  years  past  B.  &  Co.  have  been 
supplying  them  to  Ship  Builders,  and  in  every  case  they  are  giving 
satisfaction. 


1 


G&OCBRS  JAPSN  WOJRKS 


Charles  Lowe. 

GROCERS  CANISTER 
SCALE  AND    MILL  MAKER. 
151    CEORCE  STREET    EAST, 

GLASGOW. 


THE  LARGEST  STOCK  IN    S  GOTLAND 


PATENTS  FOR  INVENTIONS. 


PRACTICAL    MECHANICS'    JOURNAL, 
Edited  by  William  Johnson. 


INVENTORS  in  the  Country  may  obtain  all  particulars  as  to  the 
cheapest  means  of  securing  and  Patenting  their  Inventions,  by 
writing  to  the  Offices  for  Patents,  47,  Lincoln's  Inn  Fields,  London, 
or  166,  Buchanan  Street,  Glasgow,  where  may  be  had,  gratis,  Messrs 
Johnson's  Pamphlet,  "Hints  to  Inventors  with  Unprotected  Inven- 
tions ;"  also  the 

PRACTICAL  MECHANICS'  JOURNAL, 
Containing  all  the  New  Patents,  Monthly,  Is — post  free. 

W.  Johnson,  C.E.,  and  J.  H.  Johnson,  Solicitor.  Offices  for 
Patents,  47,  Lincoln's  Inn  Fields,  London,  and  166,  Buchanan  Street, 
Glasgow. 


FEET!   TENDER   FEET! 
LASTING    COMFORT    FOR   LIFE. 


63,  NELSON  STREET,  GLASGOW, 

CONTINUE  to  Manufacture  LASTS  on  scientific  principles,  and 
all  who  are  troubled  with  Corns  or  ill-fitting  Boots  or  Shoes, 
should  have  Lasts  made  for  themselves,  and  thereby  obtain  relief. 

E.  W.  has  had  the  honour,  during  the  sixteen  years  he  has 
been  in  business  in  the  above  premises,  of  making  Lasts,  &c,  for 
Prince  Albert,  the  Nobility,  Gentry,  Clergy,  Faculty,  and  the  Public 
generally.     Every  article  made  warranted  first-class. 

THE  TRADE  SUPPLIED, 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


146,  GEORGE  STREET,  (East,)  GLASGOW, 

MANUFACTURERS  of  Rupture  Trusses,  Bandages  of  every 
Description,  Artificial  Limbs  on  the  most  improved  prin- 
ciples, including  Lightness  and  Durability,  Crutches,  Splints, 
Prolapsus,  Abdominal,  Spine,  and  Leg  Supports,  Steel  Stats' 
Chest  Expanders,  Dumb  Bells,  for  muscular  exercise,  &c.  &c, 
Accouchement  Belts,  Gentlemen's  Hunting  Belts,  Suspensories, 
Urinals,  Elastic  Stockings,  Knee  Caps,  Gaiters,  &c,  of  every 
Variety,  to  Draw  on  and  Lace,  Rolling  Bandage,  Eye  Shades, 
&c,  &c. 

Every  Article  on  the  most  Reasonable  Terms. 


Practical  Parties  (for  many  years  in  the  employment  of  Marrison  & 

Edwards.  ) 

A  Practical  Female  will  attend  on  Ladies,  and  also  at  their  own 

[Residence,  if  required. 

Correspondents  punctually  attended  to. 


JOHN  C.  SWEENEY, 

(Late  Manager  in  Finlay  &  Neilson's  Queen  Street  Department), 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

PORTMANTEAUS,  OVERLANDS,  REGISTERED  BAGS, 

TRUNKS,    CHESTS,   AND    TIN   BOXES,    LADIES'    BOXES, 

AND  CAP  CASES. 

WRITING  DESKS  AND  DRESSING  CASES,  &c. 

KNAPSACKS,  HAT  CASES,  &c. 

PACKING     BOXES,     AND     TIN     CASES. 


4,    RENEXELD    STREET, 

Corner  of  Gordon  Street, 

Glasgow. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


T©    RAILWAYS, 

STEAM  PACKET  COMPANIES,  AND  OTHERS, 

JQU&u  &  dy/ib\69 
COTTON  AND  ENGINE  WASTE  WORKS, 
44,  WEST  COLLEGE  STREET,  GLASGOW, 

BEGS  respectfully  to  intimate  that  he  has  on  hand  a  Superior 
Quality  of  WHITE,  GREY,    and  COLOURED   ENGINE 
WASTE,  of  his  own  Manufacture. 

AND  ALSO, 

Superior  Patent  Prepared  COTTON  (highly  recommended  for 
Lightness,  Elasticity,  and  Durability),  for  Beds,  Mattresses,  and 
General  Upholstery  use. 

Terms  Moderate. 


ESTABLISHED,  1820. 


TO  ENGINEERS,  RAILWAY  COMPANIES, 
MILLOWNERS,  &c. 

VULCANIZED  INDIA  KUBBER, 

For  all  kinds  op  Steam  and  Hot- Water  Joints,  is  now  becomb 
indispensable  in  the  engineers'  establishments. 


BEGS  to   offer  the  following  Articles,    which   are  now  much 
improved  from  the  Original  Patent  Process,  for  such  manufac- 

FOR  ENGINEERS— Vulcanised  Rubber  Washers,  Valves  for 
Air  Pumps,  &c,  Engine  Packing  in  Sheet  Rings  or  Ropes,  Pump 
Buckets,  any  size,  to  order  ;  Hose  Pipes,  made  to  sustain  any  amount 
of  pressure,  and  to  stand  heat  up  to  300  deg. 

FOR  RAILWAY  COMPANIES— Buffer  and  Bearing  Springs, 
Tires  for  Trucks,  Cart  and  Van  Covers,  Hose  Pipes  of  unproved 
make  for  Engine  and  Tender,  Conducting  Hose  of  any  required 
strength,  Valves  and  Clacks  made  any  size  to  order,  Gauge-Glass 
Rings  and  Compound  Packing  of  any  size  or  thickness. 

FOR  MILLS  and  FACTORY  USE— Vulcanised  Rubber  Driving 
Bands  any  length,  width  or  thickness  Rubber  and  Washers  of  all 
sizes,  Door  and  Machine  Springs,  Gas  Bags,  Flexible  Gas  Tubing 
and  Engine  Hose. 

Air  Beds,  Cushions,  Bolsters,  and  Mattresses,  of  all  sizes  ;  Fishing 
Boots  and  Stockings.  Any  article  of  this  class  made  to  pattern  or 
size. 

All  orders  punctually  attended  to,  addressed  James  Lyne  Hancock 
Vulcanized  Rubber  Works,  Goswell  Road,  London. 

Agent  for  Scotland— M.  W.  IVISON, 
24,  Howard  Street,  Glasgow,  and  50,  George  Street,  Edinburgh. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


PATENT  MANGLBS  AMD  SCREW  PRB88BS. 

WASHING  AND  WRINGING  MACHINES. 

THE  SUBSCRIBER  returns  his  sincere  thanks  to  his  Friends 
and  the  Public  for  the  very  liberal  support  he  has  received  in 
the  MANGLE  DEPARTMENT  of  his  Business,  and  having  always 
a  Stock  of  well  seasoned  Materials,  both  for  Patent  Box  and  Cylin- 
der Mangles,  they  can  be  confidently  recommended. 

He  also  calls  particular  attention  to  his  WASHNG  and  "WRING- 
ING MACHINES,  as  being  of  great  advantage  both  to  Public 
Establishments  and  Private  Families,  enabling  them  to  execute  a 
Washing  in  as  sufficient  a  manner,  in  about  one  fourth  of  the  time, 
as  that  taken  by  the  ordinary  process.  Any  of  the  above  Machines 
made  to  order  with  the  utmost  promptitude  and  attention  to  the 
wishes  of  the  patron. 

$W  Old  Mangles  taken  in  Exchange  at  a  Pair  Valuation. 

WILLIAB  B'FAfeLAlIB, 

WRIGHT    AND    MANGLE    MAKER, 

39,  STOCKWELL  STREET,  GLASGOW. 

BOARDING  ESTABLISHMENT 

FOR  THE 

EDUCATION  OF  YOUNG  GENTLEMEN, 

2,  Park  Quadrant,  West  End  Park,  Glasgow. 

Conducted  by  MR  ARCHIBALD   MORRISON,   M.A., 

Head  Master  of  the  Glasgow  Collegiate  School,  Glasgow. 


Mr    MORRISON 

HAS  arranged  to  receive,  by  the  1st  of  AUGUST,  a  limited 
number  of  YOUNG  GENTLEMEN  as  BOARDERS,  to  be 
Educated  at  the  GLASGOW  COLLEGIATE  SCHOOL,  and  whose 
Morning  and  Evening  Studies  will  be  Superintended  by  the  Head 
Master,  assisted  by  accomplished  Resident  and  non-Resident  Masters. 
The  stimulus  and  discipline  of  a  Public  School  of  the  highest  class 
will  thus  be  combined  with  that  method  and  thorough  preparation 
which  can  only  be  secured  by  Domestic  Arrangements,  formed  and 
carried  out  for  the  express  purpose  of  promoting  intellectual  and 
moral  improvement.  The  curriculum  of  study  will  embrace  an 
Elementary  Course,  and  three  advanced  courses,  designed  to  prepare 
Young  Gentlemen  respectively  for  Mercantile  Life,  the  Universities, 
or  for  the  Civil  or  the  Military  Service. 

Prospectuses,  detailing  Terms,  Curriculum,  Domestic  Arrange- 
ments, &c,  may  be  had  by  applying  to  Mr  Morrison,  Collegiate 
School,  Garnethill,  Glasgow. 


AND 

PHOTOGRAPHIC  CHEMIST, 
isi  iB-crc?xKuA.iwr^m.nj  ssrar., 

GLASGOW. 
TELESCOPES,  M'CROSCOPES,  AND  PHOTOGRAPHIC  CAMERAS. 

OPTICAL,  MATHEMATICAL,  AND  PHILOSOPHICAL 
INSTRUMENTS. 

Object  Glasses  and  Lenses  of  every  description  made  to 
order. 

MODELS  OF  MACHINERY  MADE  FROM  DRAWINGS. 

THE  TRADE  SUPPLIED  WITH  OPTICAL  TUBING. 

PHOTOGRAPHIC  CAMERAS  COMPLETE  for  20s. 

Jobbing  to  the  Trade  neatly  executed  at  Trade  price. 

ARTIFICIAL  TEETH,   PALATES,  Iv- 

HUB  &  IB*  M&M» 

DENTIST, 
217,  BUCHANAN  STREET,  GLASGOW. 

THE  Operations  include  SUPPLYING  of  ARTIFICIAL  TEETH, 
from  one  Tooth  to  a  complete  Set,  without  Extraction  of 
Roots,  or  other  painful  Operation,  with  perfect  Articulation  and 
Mastication. 

Stopping  of  Decayed  Teeth. 
Scaling  (or  Cleaning)  the  Teeth. 
Rectifying  Irregularities  of  the  Teeth. 
Adapting  of  Artificial  Palates  and  Gums. 

EXTRACTION  OF  TEETH. 

In  this  department  all  operations  are  performed  with  the  Improved 
Forceps,  ensuring  the  most  perfect  safety,  with  the  least  possible 
amount  of  pain  to  the  patient. 

Note.— All  Dental  Work  being  manufactured  on  the  premises, 
parties  from  the  country  or  otherwise  wishing  Artificial  Teeth,  and 
having  little  time  to  spare,  can  have  themselves  suited  while  waiting, 
and  those  who  cannot  attend  personally  at  the  Establishment,  may 
be  waited  on  by  the  Proprietor  or  Assistant  when  required. 

Misfits.— Persons  wearing  Artificial  Teeth,  which  from  alteration 
of  the  mouth  or  otherwise,  do  not  fit  well,  may  have  this  corrected 
by  paying  the  expense  of  remodelling. 

217,  BUCHANAN  STREET,  GLASGOW, 
Second  Tenement  South  of  Bath  Street. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


DE  MONTI'S  PIANO  FORTE  WAREHOUSE, 

101,  BUCHANAN"  STREET,  GLASGOW. 

PIANO-FORTES,  for  Sale  or  Hire,  of  every  description,  at  all 
prices,  and  by  every  known  Maker.     A  Large  Assortment  of 
the  most  elegant  new  designs  at  all  times. 

PIANO-FORTE  TUNING  and  Repairs  in  Town,  at  the  Coast, 
or  any  part  of  the  Country,  by  a  large  and  most  efficient  staff  of 
Tuners. 

J.  H.  DE  MONTI, 

MUSIC  AND  MUSICAL  INSTRUMENT  SELLER, 

101,  Buchanan  Street,  Glasgow. 


HER  MAJESTY'S      E^^ffl^^S  LETTERS  PATENT. 


sncAidXi's 
PATENT    MARINER'S    COMPASS. 


THIS  simple  Invention  invites  the  attention  of  all  interested  in 
the  safety  of  life  and  property  at  sea,  but  more  especially 
Owners,  Underwriters,  and  Masters  of  iron  vessels.  "While  it  is  a  com- 
plete Mariners'  Compass,  it  differs  from  all  others  now  in  use,  either 
in  the  Navy  or  the  Mercantile  Marine. 

The  arrangement  of  this  Compass  has  many  advantages  over  the 
best  Azimuth  one,  as  the  Error  of  it  or  any  other  Compass  on  board 
can  be  determined  at  once  when  a  celestial  object  is  visible,  and 
the  course  that  the  ship  is  steering  shown  at  the  same  time,  by 
one  observer,  without  an  assistant  or  reference  to  the  usual  length- 
ened method  of  calculation  ;  and  the  observation  may  be  made  when 
the  sun  or  moon  is  obscurely  seen  through  a  fog  or  cloud,  and  the 
horizon  invisible,  and  the  needle  may  be  set  to  the  truth  by  magnetic 
adjustments  attached  to  it,  if  thought  proper.  The  error  of  any  point 
of  the  Compass  may  be  determined  when  the  vessel  is  under  sail,  * 
steam,  or  in  tow  by  a  steamer. 

The  Instrument  is  so  simply  constructed  that  any  person  can  use 
it,  and  is  suitable  for  either  Sailing  or  Steam  Vessels,  several  of  which 
have  already  been  supplied  from  London,  Liverpool,  and  the  Clyde. 
Instructions  for  using  the  Instrument,  accompany  it,  and  it  may 
be  had  by  applying  to  Messrs  White  &  Barr,  Sole  Licensees  for 
Scotland,  No.  1,  Renfield  Street,  Glasgow. 

SMALL'S  PATENT  DEVIATION  COMPASS, 

Whereby  Compass  Errors  can  be  Detected  at  any  moment,  when  Sun, 
Moon,  or  Star  is  Visible,  by  simple  Inspection. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 

PAINLESS  TOOTH  DRAWING. 
BY  ROYAL  tJNrflP^IS  LETTERS  PATENT. 


TEETH  Extracted  by  means  of  Gilbert's  Patent  Dental  Chair 
and  Fulcrum,  by  which  the  jaw  cannot  be  fractured  or  Gum 
lacerated.     The  operation  is  thereby  rendered  almost  painless. 

Approved  by  the  most  eminent  medical  men  in  the  metropolis, 
Testimonials  from  whom  may  be  seen. 

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DENTIST,    CHEMIST    AND    DRUGGIST, 
6,  INVERKIP  STREET, 

Sole  Licensee  to  use  the  above  Patent  in  Greenock. 
By  this  process  the  Patient  can  sustain  no  injury  whatever. 

Teeth  Stopped.         |         Teeth  Scaled. 
Medical  Gentlemen  are  respectfully  invited  to  inpsect  the  above. 

PHOTOGRAPHIC  PORTRAITS. 


©.  lif€I  &SS8&SS, 

PHOTOGRAPHER, 
4,    ST.    ENOCH'S     SQUARE,    GLASGOW. 


Portraits  in  all  the  various  Styles  and  Sizes,  at  Prices  from 

Is.  UPWARDS. 

f  nHE  CALOTYPE  PORTRAITS  produced  at  this  Establishment 
JL  possess  all  the  beauty  and  distinctness  of  an  Engraving,  com- 
bined with  that  minute  detail  and  softness  of  shading  which  the 
Photographic  Plate  alone  can  give,  and  are  admitted  by  all  to  be  the 
finest  specimens  of  pure  Calotype  produced  in  Glasgow  ;  while  their 
extremely  moderate  price  places  them  within  the  reach  of  all.  By 
this  process,  Copies  from  one  to  a  thousand  may  be  had  after  one 
sitting.  Stereoscopic  Portrait  Groups,  &c,  on  Glass  or  Paper. 
Stereoscopic  Portraits,  on  Glass  or  Paper,  taken  by  the  New  Pa- 
tent Stereoscopic  Camera.  Coloured  Calotypes  equal  in  beauty  and 
finish  to  the  finest  Ivory  Miniatures. 

PHOTOGRAPHIC  PORTRAIT  GALLERY, 

4,  St.  Enoch  Square, 
(First  Entrance  from  Argyle  Street,  Glasgow.) 


UNITED  KINGDOM  PROVIDENT  INSTITUTION, 


Founded  1840, 

FOR  THE 

ASSURANCE  OF 
LIVES 

THROUGHOUT 

ENGLAND, 

Scotland, 

AND 

IRELAND. 


HEAD  ^FICES— 

Ed  iiuargh — 
17  GEORGE  Street. 

Glasgow — 
160,  Hope  Street. 

London — 
1,  Adelaide  Place. 

Dublin— 
84,  Grafton  Street. 


THE  SYSTEM  adopted  by  this  Institution  gives  to  the  Assured 
EVERY  ADVANTAGE  Life  Assurance  is  capable  of  afford- 
ing ;  and  the  SUCCESS  with  which  it  has  been  attended,  arising 
from  its  Extended  Connexion  and  the  Safe  and  Liberal  Prin- 
ciples on  which  it  is  Founded,  is  sufficiently  proved  by  the  fact, 
that  it  has  issued 

UPWARDS  OF  15,000  POLICIES  ; 

And  duriug  the  last  Two  Years, 

NEARLY  FIVE  THOUSAND  NEW  MEMBERS 

HAVE  JOINED  THE  SOCIETY. 


DIVISION  OF  PROFITS. 

EXTRACTS  from  REPORT  by  PETER  HARDY,  Esq.,  Actuary, 
relative  to  the  ASSETS  and  LIABILITIES  of  the  INSTITUTION, 
as  at  31st  December,  1855. 
"I  can  give  the  Directors  and  Members  assurance,  that  the  amount 
of  Profit  about  to  be  divided  has  been  fairly  realised  in  the  past 
transactions  of  the  Society,  and  in  no  way  includes  future  or  antici- 
pated Profits.  I  therefore  venture  to  predict,  that  if  the  Society, 
during  the  next  succeeding  five  years,  makes  the  same  extraordinary 
progress  which  it  has  done  during  the  last  five,  and  is  conducted  with 
the  same  steady  prudence  and  sagacity,  that  the  Bonus  which  will 
be  declared  on  the  occasion  of  the  next  Division  will,  if  possible,  give 
even  greater  satisfaction  than  the  present  one  should  do." 

TABLE  shewing  the  SUMS  ADDED  to  POLICIES. 


Age  when 
Assured. 

Sum 
Assured. 

Annual 
Premium. 

Amount  of 

Premiums 

Paid. 

BONUS. 

Per  Cent,  on 

Premiums 

Paid. 

20 
30 
40 
50 

£1000 
1000 
1000 
1000 

£18     5  10 
22  19    2 
30  15    0 
43  10    0 

£274 
344 
461 
652 

£166  10    0 
182  10    0 
212    6    0 
264    8    0 

60.66 
53.05 
46.04 
40.59 

OFFICE  LN  GREENOCK,  49,  CATHCART  STREET. 

Agent— THOMAS    CRAIG, 

From  whom  may  be  had  the  Sixteenth  Annual  Report,  and  all  other 
necessary  information  connected  with  the  Institution. 


THE   GREAT  ©LOBE 

Nos.  151  to  161  Argyle  Street — near  St.  Enoch  Square, 

IS  THE 

LARGEST  CLOTHING -HOUSE 

IN  GLASGOW. 

Established  in  1842. 

DRUMMOND    &    MURRAY. 


C&  1EX  "3T1  aF"  2£  TE*  S33 
TO     ALL     PARTS     OF     THE     WORLD. 


M  m 


AMERICAN 


COOKING    STOVES. 


FOR  Family  use  these  Stoves  are  of 
the  best  design — every  variety  of 
Cooking — great  saving  of  fuel — sav- 
ing of  labour  to  the  cook — cleanliness, 
and.  freedom  from  smoke. 


JAMES    SMITH, 


