ABERDEEN  CITY  LIBRARY 


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POST-OFFICE 
ABERDEEN 


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1860-61. 


COMPRISING,    AMONG    OTHER   INFORMATION, 

PUBLIC  OFFICES  AND  BANK  DIRECTORY; 

POSTAGE  DIRECTORY; 

CONVEYANCE  AND  INSURANCE  DIRECTORY; 

GENERAL  DIRECTORY; 

TRADES'  AND  PROFESSIONS'  DIRECTORY; 

STREET  DIRECTORY; 

OLD  ABERDEEN  DIRECTORY; 

WOODSIDE  DIRECTORY; 

ETC.    ETC. 


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AUGUST. 

SEPTEMBER. 

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26 

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28 

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NOVEMBER. 

DECEMBER. 

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MAY. 

JUNE. 

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26 

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29 

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TERMS    1 

M    SCOTLAND    AND    E 

MGLAND. 

IN  SCOTLAND. 

IN  ENGLAND. 

Candlemas,  Feb.  2,  N.S.: 

14,  O.S. 

Lady 

Day,  March  25 

Whitsunday,  May  15,  „ 

27,    » 

Midsu 

mmer  Day,  June  24 

Lammas,  August  1,    „ 

13,    „ 

Micha 

elmas  Day,  Sept.  29 

Martinmas,  Nov.  11,  „ 

23,    „ 

Christ 

mas,  December  25. 

When  a  Term-Day  falls  on 

a  Sunday,  the  Monday  following 

is  considered  as  the  Term. 

BA 

NK    HOLIDAYS— 1860- 

61. 

Prince  Consort's  Birthday..  1 

60.. Aug.  26       1       Good  Friday 

1861.  .Mar.  29 

Prince  of  Wales'        „ 

„  ..Nov.    9       J       Queen's  Birt 

hiday „  ..May  24 

Christmas  Day 

„  ..Dec.  25              Queen's  Coro 

nation „  ..June 28 

New  Year's  Day 1 

361..  Jan.     1       1 

And  t 

le  Sacramental  Fasts. 

When  a  Holiday 

falls  on  a  Sunday,  the   M 

onday 

following  is  kept. 

CONTENTS. 


Table  of  Simple  Interest 

Aberdeen— 

Extent  of  City,  Population, 
Burgh  Rental,  &c. 


SECTION  I. 

Public  Revenue  Directory 

Post-Office 10 

Customs      10 

Inland  Revenue— (late  Excise)  ...  11 
Inland  Revenue— Stamps  &  Taxes  11 
Valuation  of  Lands  and  Heritages    11 

SECTION  II. 
Municipal  Directory. 

Magistrates  and  Town  Council  12 

Guildry  and  Dean  of  Guild  Court  12 

Harbour  Board       13 

Police  Board  13 

Prison  Board         14 

City  Tax  Office     14 

Valuation  of  Lands  and  Heritages, 

Burgh  of  Aberdeen         ...  15 

Incorporated  Trades       15 

Parochial  Board  of  St.  Nicholas,  or 

City  Parish  15 

Parochial  Board  of  Old  Machar  16 


SECTION  III. 
Commercial  Directory. 

Banking  Companies — 

Aberdeen  Banking  Company    ...  17 

Union  Bank  of  Scotland 17 

Aberdeen  Town  and  County  Bank  18 

North  of  Scotland  Banking  Co.  19 

Bank  of  Scotland  ...        20 

British  Linen  Company  (Aberdeen)  21 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  ...  21 

National  Bank  of  Scotland        ...  22 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank  (Aberdeen)  23 
National  Security  Savings  Bank, 

Aberdeen            ...           ...  24 

Bank  of  Deposit            25 


Assurance  Companies— 

The  Scottish  Provincial  ...  26 

The  .Northern      26 

Standard  Life       27 

State  Fire  27 

Aberdeeu  Operative  Mutual    ...  28 
Aberdeen  Mutual  Assurance  and 

Friendly 28 

Shipping  Companies — 

Aberdeen  Steam  Navigation    ...  28 

Aberdeen,  Leith,  and  Clyde      ...  29 

The  Northern  Steam  Navigation  29 
Aberdeen  and  Newcastle  Steam 

Navigation  30 

Aberdeen,  Grimsby  &  Hull  Steam 

Packet  Co.  30 

Aberdeen  and  Newcastle  Trade  30 

Railway  Companies- 
Scottish.  North  Eastern            ...  30 
Great  North  of  Scotland            ...  31 
Deeside ,             ...  31 

Miscellaneous— 
Foreign  Consuls,  Mercantile  Ma- 
rine Board,  &c,  &c,  32 


SECTION  IV. 

X>egal  Directory. 

Society   of  Advocates 35 

Circuit  Court  of  Justiciary      ...  37 

Sheriff  Court 37 

Commissary    Court        37 

Sheriff  Small  Debt  &  Circuit  Court  37 

Burgh  or  Baillie  Court  ...  38 

Justice  of  Peace  ©ourt 38 

Justice  of  Peace  Small  Debt  Court  38 

Police  Court        ...         38 

Commutation  Road  Trustees  ...  39 

Messengers-at-Arms     39 

Sheriff  Officers 39 

SECTION  V. 

Medical  Directory. 

Medico-Chirurgical   Society  ...  40 

Medical  School  40 


IV 


CONTENTS. 


Royal  Infirmary  40 

Royal  Lunatic  Asylum  _  ...  41 
General  Dispensary,  Lying-in,  and 

Vaccine  Institution  ...  41 
Ophthalmic  Institution  (for  diseases 

of  the  Eye)  41 

SECTION  VI. 

Ecclesiastical  Directory. 

Established  Church  of  Scotland  42 
Free  Church  of  Scotland,  ...  42 
Episcopalian,  United  Presbyterian, 


SECTION  VII. 

Educational  Directory. 

Marischal  College  and  University  44 

Free  Church  College, 44 

Town's  Public  Schools,  ...         45 

Established  Ch.  of  Scot.  Schools,       46 
Free  Church  of  Scotland  Schools       46 
Other  Denominations  ...        ...         46 

School  of  Science  and  Art,  Navi- 
gation and  Trade,         ...         47 

Academies,  &c 48 

Robert  Gordon's  Hospital,  ...  48 
Boys'  and  Girls'  Hospitals,  ...  48 
Ladies'  Boarding  &  Day  Schools,  &c.  48 
Institution  for  the  Education  of  the 

Deaf  and  Dumb,  ...         49 

Aberdeen  Female  Orphan  Asylum  49 
Hospital  for  Orphan  and  Destitute 

Female  Children        ...  49 

Aberdeen  Female  School  of  Industry  49 
Industrial  School  Association.  50 

Oldmill  Reformatory  School,  50 

SECTION  VIII. 

Miscellaneous   Directory. 

Public    News-Rooms,    Libraries, 

Clubs,  &c 50 

List  of  Police-officers     55 

Military  Establishments  ...  56 

Billeting  of  Soldiers       57 


Fares  for  Hackney  Coaches     ...  57 

Rates  of  Fare  for  Street  Porters  58 

Electric  Telegraph  Company   ...  58 
Registration   of  Births,    Deaths, 

and  Marriages       59 


Postal  Directory. 

Aberdeen  Mail  Arrangements,  61 
When  Letters  can  be  Posted,  and 

when  Deliveries  commence,  61 
Collections  at  Receiving  Houses 

and  Pillar  Letter  Boxes  62 

Inland  Postage  Regulations      ...  62 

Colonial  Book  Postage 64 

Rates  of  Postage  on  Foreign  and 

Colonial  Letters    65 

List  of  Post  Offices  in  Scotland  72 


Mail  and  Stage  Coach  Conveyances  82 
Carriers  to  and  from  Aberdeen,         83 

Aberdeen  Shipping  84 

Stamp  Duties,  Bills,  Promissory 
Notes,  &c 88 


New  Aberdeen  Directory. 

General  Directory  89 

Trades'  and  Professions'  Directory  223 
Agents  for  Insurance  Companies    256 

Street  Directory 258 

Alterations  and  Additions        ...    316 
Places  in  the  Suburbs    317 

Old  Aberdeen  Directory. 

Magistrates  and  Town  Council       323 

Seminaries  of  Learning 324 

List  of  Names      325 

Woodside  Directory. 

Churches,  Teachers,  &c 330 

List  of  Names        331 

Advertisements. 


A  TABLE  OF  SIMPLE  INTEREST, 

AT  FOUR,   FOUR  AND  A  HALF,  AND  FIVE  PER  CENT.,   FROM  ONE  DAT  TO  ONE  TEAR 

INCLUSIVE. 

Note.— -For  two  per  cent,  take  the  half  of  four  per  cent ;  for  two  and  a  half  per 

cent,  take  the  half  of  five  per  cent ;  for  three  per  cent,  take  three-quarters  of 

four  per  cent ;  and  for  three  and  a  half  per  cent,  take  off  one-eighth  from 

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IDay. 

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POST-OFFICE 
ABERDEEN  DIRECTORY. 


ABERDEEN. 


1— Extent  of  City. 


Aberdeen,  at  present,  reckoning  only  the  extent  fully  built  on  and  inhabited,  is 
about  7  miles  in  cncumference. 

2.— Population. 

By  the  census  of  1851,  the  population  amounted  to  71,973.    The  returns  stated 
the  number  of  inhabited  houses  at  5839,  with  17,356  separate  occupiers. 

The  population  of  the  City  and  County,  in  the  same  year,  was  214,658. 

Estimated  population  of  City  for  1859,  75,429. 

The  number  of  Electors  on  Parliamentary  Roll  for  the  year  ending  Whitsun- 
day, 1860,  was  3504. 

Member  of  Parliament  for  the  City — CoL  W.  H.  Sykes. 


3.— Burgh  Rental. 


The  rent  or  yearly  value  of  all  Lands  and  Heritages  within  the  Parliamentary 
Boundary  (including  unlet  Property),  for  the  year  ending  Whitsunday,  1860, 
amounted  to  £191,558  9s.  lid.  The  yearly  value  of  Railway  Property  within 
foresaid  bounds  amounted,  for  said  period,  to  £4,162  9s.  6d.,  making  in  all, 
£195,720  19s.  5d. 


4— Corporation  Funds. 


The  Accounts  of  the  Corporation  for  the  year  ending  30th  September,  1859, 
show  a  total  revenue  of  £22,858  16s.  Id. ;  and  the  expenditure,  £21,735  9s.  7d. ; 
leaving  a  surplus  of  £1123  6s.  6d.  The  amount  of  Treasury  Stock,  as  at  the  last 
noted  date,  was— Cr.,  £257,830  17s.  7d. ;  Dr.,  £164,777  8s.  7d. ;  Balance,  £93,053 
9s. — this  balance  being,  however,  subject  to  the  surplus  expenditure  and  interest 
on  the  Kirk  charge,  which  amounts  to  between  £1000  and  £1100  yearly. 


»  ABERDEEN. 

5.— Railway  Traffic. 

Scottish  North  Eastern  Hallway. 

Length  of  Line,  115  Miles. 
Abstract  of  Traffic  for  the  Year  ending  31st  January,  1860. 
(1.)  Passenger  Traffic : — 

Number.  Amount. 

First  Class, 104,349  £24,408  15    1 

Second  Class, 47,996  9,065  17    0 

Third  Class, 85,635  4,164  10  11 

Parliamentary, 583,660  35,708  13    8 


Total, 821,640  £73,347  16    8 

Carriages,  Horses,  &c, 1,628  12    0 

Mails, 14,446  15    1 


£89,423  3  9 
(2.)   Goods  Traffic:— 

Goods,  Minerals,  &c, £97,263    7    3 

Live  Stock, 7,651  10    4  104,914  17    7 

(3.)  Miscellaneous  Receipts, 1,915  14    3 


£196,253  15    7 

Great  North  of  Scotland  Railway. 

Length  of  Line,  58  Miles. 

The  amount  of  Revenue  and  Passenger  Traffic,  from  1st  February,  1859,  to  31st 
January,  1860,  was  as  follows : — 

PASSENGER  TRAFFIC. 

Number. 

First  Class, 75,276£ 

Third  Class, 195,292 

Parliamentary, 209,885 


Total, 480,453i 

REVENUE. 

Passengers,  Carriages,  Horses,  and  Dogs, £34,838  19    6 

Goods,  Parcels,  Minerals,  and  Live  Stock, 39,270    8    1£ 

Mails  and  Miscellaneous, 6,244    4    0 


Total, £80,353  11    7J 

Deeside  Railway. 

Length  of  Line,  17  Miles. 

The  amount  of  Revenue  and  Passenger  Traffic  for  year  ending  31st  August,  1859. 

was  as  foUows : — 

PASSENGER  TRAFFIC. 

Number. 

First  Class, 38,689 

Third  Class  or  Parliamentary, 194,583 


Total, 233,272 

REVENUE. 

Passengers,  Carriages,  Horses,  Dogs,  and  Mails,...£7,9S7  13  7§ 

Goods,  Minerals,  and  Parcels, 6,015  16  6£ 

Livestock, 91  18  9 

Miscellaneous, 201  3  9J 


Total, £14,296  12    8£ 


ABERDEEN. 

SJeeside  Railway  Extension. 

Length  of  Line,  from  Banchory  to  Aboyne,  15|  Miles. 
Opened  for  Traffic  on  2nd  December,  1859. 

6— Customs. 

(1.)  Coasting  Trade. 
For  the  year  ending  31st  December,  1859 : — 


Entered  Inwards. 

British. 

Vessels.  Tons. 

1,717  273,192 


Cleared  Outwards. 
British. 

"Vessels.  Tons. 

1,023  192,050 


(2.)  Import  Trade. 

British.  Foreign. 

Tons.  Vessels.  Tons. 

81  12,050  150  14,423 

(3.)  Exports. 

Vessels  with  cargoes : — 

British 12.        Tons 2251.  Foreign 3.        Tons 452. 

Vessels  cleared  in  ballast : — 
British 39.        Tons 8398.  Foreign 23.      Tons 2223. 

Belonging  to  the  Port  at  31st  December,  1859 : — 
266  Vessels.  72,768  Tons. 

Amount  of  Duties  of  Customs  paid  in  the  year,  £97,324— being  £3924  more 
than  paid  in  the  preceding  year. 


7.— SMpbuilding. 


There  were  launched  here,  during  1859,  6  Vessels,  of  3,558  Tons,  Builders' 
Measurement. 

8— Post-Gffice. 

(1.)  Letters. 
The  number  of  Letters  delivered  from  the  Aberdeen  Post-Office  are  (as  else- 
where) counted  during  one  week  in  each  quarter  of  the  year.    The  numbers  for 
the  counting  weeks  in  1859  were  as  follows : — 

January, 50,682  I  July, 47,220 

April, 45,892  ]  October, 50,028 

This  shows  a  weekly  average,  for  1859,  of  48,455. 
The  total  average  for  the  last  five  years,  including  1859,  was  as  follows : — 

1855 ...2,022,098  I  1858 2,454,920 

1856 2,169,960  1859 2,519,670 

1857 2,393,820 

The  average  number  of  Letters  delivered  from  the  sub-offices  weekly,  in- 
cluded in  the  above,  was  16,886. 

(2.)  Money  Orders. 


Issued. 

Pi 

lid. 

Number. 

Amount. 

Number. 

Amount. 

...    15,949 

£29,743 

20,862 

£40,123 

...    16,622 

32,508 

22,231 

43,426 

...    17,162 

33,451 

22,204 

42,720 

...    18,744 

35,966 

22,035 

42,755 

...     18,859 

35,811 

22,502 

44,320 

The  amount  of  commission  received  in  1£59  was  £315  19s. 

A2 


10  PUBLIC  REVENUE  DIRECTORY. 


Section;  I. — public  ^tbmm  girectorg. 


POST  OFFICE. 


Postmaster— William  Mitchell. 

Clerks — Robert  Cumming,  Robert  Grat,  George  Wood,  Duncan  Collie, 
Robert  Fraser,  Laurence  Jaffray,  Alexander  Bisset,  and  Peter 
Cobban. 

Stampers— Andrew  Stuart,  James  Taylor,  and  John  Reith. 

Letter  Carriers— Alex.  Smith,  Charles  Wilson,  William  Salmond,  David 
Fraser,  James  Fraser,  Robert  Ritchie,  John  Ross,  Isaac  Forsyth, 
Thomas  M'Guffie,  James  Mutch,  and  Thomas  Buchan. 


CUSTOMS. 

Collector — Daniel  B.  Preston. 

Comptroller,  Comptroller  of  Accounts,  and  Landing  Surveyor — Robert  Smith. 

Clerks — Alexander  Lyell,  Alexander  Macfarlane,  William  Whitecross, 
and  John  Horne. 

Searchers,  Land  and  Coast  Waiters — David  Bremner  and  James  Turner. 

Tide  Surveyor — George  M.  Thomson. 

Inspectors  of  Patrol — George  Johnston,  Alex.  Taylor,  and  Robert  Goodwin. 

Tidewaiters  and  Patrol.  1st  Class — Alexander  Gillanders,  John  Johnston, 
Robert  Reid,  and  William  Gibb.  2nd  Class — Duncan  Dean,  James  Cat- 
tanach,  George  Milne,  Alex.  Garden,  and  William  Moore. 

Lockers  and  Weighers — John  M'Intosh,  James  Collie,  and  Wm.  M 'Caelum. 

Boatmen — Andrew  Forbes,  Thomas  Smith,  James  Cassie,  and  James  Imray. 

Housekeeper — George  Middleton. 

Custom-House  Agents  and  Shipbrokers — William  Whitecross,  Alex.  R.  Dyer, 
and  Charles  Burgess. 

Principal  Coast  Officer  at  Mwburgltr—Ww.  Gregok. 


Coast  Guard. 

Inspector  Commander — Capt.  Fred.  Warren,  R.N. 

Chief  Officers— T.  B.  Glover,  Bridge  of  Don ;  John  Garner,  R.N.,  Cove  Bay  5 
Thomas  Lapenotiere,  Muchals ;  Lieut,  Hon.  Henry  W.  Chetwynd,  Kat- 
terline. 

Sets  of  Captain  Manby's  Life  Apparatus  are  placed  in  charge  of  the  Officers 
at  Bridge  of  Don,  Cove  Bay,  and  Stonehaven. 


PUBLIC   KE VENUE   DIRECTORY.  11 

INLAND    REVENUE. 
(Late  Excise.) 

Office — 21,  Adelphi  Court. 

Collector — John  Anderson.  Clerk — Charles  Croft. 

1st  District  Supervisor — T.  G.  Orchard.  Officers — James  Barber,  James 
M'Donald,  Daniel  Macbean,  Thomas  Mills,  and  Hugh  Cowan.  Assistant 
— James  Heron. 

2nd  District  Supervisor — John  Boyd.  Officers — George  P.  Robertson,  Thomas 
Matheson,  J.  Pirrie,  Stephen  Youden,  John  Mitchell,  and  George  G. 
Galloway.    Assistants — John  Kellett,  and  Lewis  Sheldon. 

3rd  District  Supervisor — Joseph  Blair.  Officers — Thomas  Hodge,  Patrick  F. 
Byrne,  John  Broomhead,  Finlay  Cameron,  and  Thomas  Mitchell.  As- 
sistant—Jons M.  M'Cann. 


INLAND    REVENUE. 
Stamps  and  Taxes. 

Inspector  of  Inland  Revenue  for  Aberdeen,  Banff,  ETgin,  and  Nairn — James 
M'Aulay,  Office,  201,  Union  Street ;  House,  40,  Union  Place. 

Surveyor  for  the  1st  Aberdeen  District — Donald  Lamont,  Office,  201,  Union 
Street ;  Hours,  Friday,  10  to  3. 

Surveyor  for  the  2nd  District— John  Fimistee,  Office,  201,  Union  Street;  Hours, 
Friday,  10  to  3. 

Surveyor  for  the  3rd  or  City  District— J  awes  Turnbull,  Office,  201,  Union  Street ; 
Hours,  10  to  3. 

Surveyor  for  Kincardineshire — James  S.  Miller,  Montrose. 

Distributor  of  Stamps,  Collector  of  Land  (Cess)  and  Assessed  Taxes,  and  of  Property 
and  Income  Tax,  for  Aberdeen  and  Kincardineshires—WmiAM  Brown,  Ad- 
vocates' Buildings. 

The  Subsidy  Tax  is  also  payable  at  Mr.  Brown's  Office. 


VALUATION  OF  LANDS  AND  HERITAGES. 

(17  and  18  Vict,  c.  91.) 

Assessors  for  the  County  of  Aberdeen,  exclusive  of  the  City  within  the  Parliamentary 
line— Donald  Lamont,  John  Fimister,  and  James  Turnbull  ;  Office,  201 
Union  Street ;  Hours— Friday,  10  to  3. 


12 


MUNICIPAL  DIRECTORY. 


S^rfbn;  II,— lltmriapl  <§xmiat%. 


MAGISTRATES  AND  TOWN  COUNCIL. 


Lord  Provost — [A  vacancy  having  occurred,  the  office  has  not  been  filled  up  at  the 
time  of  our  going  to  press  with  this  portion  of  the  Directory.] 


ISainies. 


Henry  C.  Oswald,  Sharebroker. 
William  Ross,  Advocate. 


David  M 'Hardy,  Ironmonger. 
John  Frasek,  Bootmaker. 


©f&ce-Bearears. 

Dean  of  Guild, George  Thomson,  Merchant. 

Treasurer, Hugh  Ross,  Jim.,  Merchant. 

Master  of  Shore  Works, Robert  Williams,  Cooper. 

Master  of  Kirk  and  Bridge  Works, Simpson  Shepherd,  Merchant. 

Master  of  Mortifications, Robert  Cruickshank,  Merchant. 

Master  of  Guild  Brethren's  Hospital,.. ..George  Brown,  Auctioneer. 


Councillors. 


John  Jamieson,  Merchant. 
John  Christie,  M.D. 
James  Williamson,  Merchant. 
John  Urquhart,  Druggist. 


William  Gordon,  Stock  Broker. 
Robert  Watson,  Builder. 
William  Leslie,  Architect. 
John  Ligertwood,  Advocate. 


Legal  Assessor, James  Simpson,  Advocate. 

Town  Clerk, John  Angus,  Advocate. 

Chamberlain  and  Town  Clerk  Depute, Alexander  Fraser,  Advocate. 

Procurator- Fiscal, George  Cadenhead,  Advocate. 

Superintendent  of  Works, William  Smith,  Architect. 

Burgh  Assessor  of  Property, John  Milne. 

Collector  of  City  Taxes, James  Simpson. 

Auditor  of  Town's  Accounts. George  Marquis,  Accountant. 

Billet-Master, James  Frater. 

Inspectors  of  Weights  and  Measures, John  M'Hardy  and  Alex.  Mellis. 


GUILDRY,  AND  DEAN  OF  GUILD  COURT. 

Dean  of  Guild — George  Thomson,  Merchant. 


William  Rose. 
Alexander  Mcol. 
Arthur  Thomson. 


Assessors. 


A.  B.  Whyte. 
J.  B.  M'Combie. 
D.  R.  Morice. 


John  Roy,  Jun. 
James  Chalmers. 
Chas.  Davidson. 


John  Duthie,  Jun. 
John  Catto. 
John  F.  White. 


Clerk, Alexander  Fraser,  Advocate. 

Dean  of  Guild's  Officer, Alexander  Mellis. 


MUNICIPAL  DIRECTORY.  13 


THE  HAEBOUE  BOAED. 

Commissioners  under  the  Act  6  and  7  Victoria,  "For  Improving  and  Main- 
taining the  Harbour  of  Aberdeen,"  passed  12th  July,  1843. 

The  Provost,  Magistrates,  and  Town  Council  of  the  City  of  Aberdeen  Com- 
missioners ex  officiis,  together  with  nine  Burgesses  of  Guild  Commissioners,  and 
three  Incorporated  Trades  Commissioners. 


ELECTED  BY  BUKGESSES  OF  GUILD. 


Benjamin  Moir. 
William  Hogarth. 
Robert  Mitchell 
Henry  A  damson. 
William  Duthie. 


John  Duthie,  Junior. 
George  Leslie. 
Robert  Catto. 
James  Horn. 


ELECTED  BT  THE  TRADES. 

William  Milne. 
Andrew  Anderson,  Shipowner.      |      Alexander  Eddie,  Baker. 

Secretary  and  Clerk— JoYm  Angus.  Collector  and  Treasurer— Alexander  Reid. 

Resident  Superintendent — William  Dick. 


SHOKE  AND  HARBOUR  DUES  DEPARTMENT. 

Collector — Alexander  Reid. 

Clerks  and  Sworn  Bulkers— Peter  Riddel,  James  ISipol,  William  Adamson,  and 
William  Gellan. 

BERTHING  DEPARTMENT. 

Captain  Pilot  and  Berthmaster  at  Lower  Quays — Alexander  Gauld. 

Assistant  and  Keeper  of  Pier  Light  and  Flag — John  Davidson. 

Dockmaster— James  Lees. 

Assistant  Dockmaster  and  Attendant  at  Regent  Turribridge — Mark  Christopher. 

Superintendent  of  Coal,  Lime,  and  Grain  Meters,  of  Harbour  Rails,  and  of  Carters 

and  Carriers  of  Coal— John  M'Lean.     Office— Provost  Blaikie's  Quay. 


POLICE  BOAED. 

By  the  Act  10th,  Geo.  IV.  (1829,)  "for  better  paving,  cleansing,  lighting, 
watching,  and  improving  the  Streets,  Lanes,  and  other  Public  Places  and  Pas- 
sages within  the  City  of  Aberdeen,  and  certain  grounds  adjacent :  for  regulating 
the  Police  thereof,  and  for  supplying  the  Inhabitants  with  Water,"  the  city  and 
suburbs  are  divided  into  Nine  Wards,  each  of  which  returns  two  Commissioners, 
who,  with  four  ex  officiis  Commissioners,  are  entrusted  with  carrying  the  Act 
into  effect.  The  qualification  of  electors  is  the  occupation  of  premises  within 
the  respective  wards  assessed  under  the  Act,  and  valued  at  not  less  than  £5  of 
yearly  rent.  The  Commissioners  are  chosen  from  the  electors  occupying  pre- 
mises, in  the  ward,  assessed  under  the  Act,  of  the  yearly  value  of  not  less  than 
£15,  and  being  likewise  resident  in  the  ward. 

The  election  takes  place  on  the  Second  Thursday  of  October,  bienially.  The 
next  election  is  in  1861. 


14  MUNICIPAL  DIRECTORY. 

Commissioners,  1359-62,. 

Chairman — The  Lord  Provost. 

COMMISSIONEES  EX  OFFICIIS. 

The  Provost,  Dean  of  Guild,  City  Treasurer,  and  Convener  of  the  Incorporated 
Trades ;  all  for  the  time  heing. 

COMMISSIONERS  FOE  WARDS. 

First'Ward Hugh  Fraser Robert  Urquhart. 

„  Second John  Sherar Dr.  Henry  Jackson. 

„  Third George  Stirling John  Airth. 

„  Fourth Win.  Milne Wm.  Fraser. 

„  Fifth John  Rose James  Clyne. 

„  Sixth Robert  Eddie J.  M'Lauchlan. 

„  Seventh Wm.  Keith Wm.  Henderson. 

„  Eighth George  Donald David  M 'Donald. 

„  Ninth John  Fyfe Wm.  Gordon. 

Treasurer  and  Collector — William  Duncan. 

Clerk  of  Police  and  Superintendent  of  Powder  Magazine — Alexander  Brown. 

Clerks — James  Main  and  John  Baillie. 

Auditor — Robert  Fletcher,  Accoimtant. 

Inspector  of  Police  and  Superintendent  of  Water  Works — John  Cruickshank. 

Assistant  Inspector  of  Police — J.  Minty. 

Keeper  of  Steam  Engines,  Water  Works — John  Webster. 

Superintendent  of  Police — J.  Watson. 

Lieutenants — James  Duthie  and  William  Anderson. 

Sergeants — J.  Milne  and  C.  Reid 

Medical  Attendant — Dr  Ogston. 

Legal  Adviser — James  Simpson,  Advocate. 

The  night  watch  consists  of  58  men,  and  there  is  a  day  patrol  of  20. 

^Assessments. 

Assessments  for  General  Purposes— Tinder  £7  of  Rent,  15d  per  £1.  At  and 
above  £7,  18d.  per  £1.     For  removal  of  Nuisances,  Id  per  £1. 

For  Water— Dwelling  Houses,  9d.  per  £1.  All  other  premises,  4d  per  £1. 
Premises  under  £3  are  exempted.  6d.  per  £1  additional  is  charged  for  water, 
when  introduced  into  houses. 

The  assessments  are  payable  on  the  20th  of  November 


PEISON  ESTABLISHMENT. 

Chairman Alex.  Thomson  of  Banchory. 

Clerk Newell  Burnet,  Advocate. 

Chaplain Rev.  Daniel  Baxter. 

Governor  of  Aberdeen  Prisons...  Alex.  W.  Chalmers. 

Physician Duncan  Reid,  M.D. 

Matron  at  East  Prison Miss  Anne  Cassie. 

Teacher Henry  Gordon. 


CITY  TAX  OFFICE, 

17,   HUXTER  ROW. 

(Prison,  Valuation,  Rogue,  and  Road  Assessment.) 
Collector — James  Simpson. 


MUNICIPAL  DIRECTORY.  15 


VALUATION  OF  LANDS  AND  HEEITAGES,  BUEGH   OF 
ABEEDEEN. 

Office — 10,  Union  Steeet. 

The  valuation  is  made  under  the  authority  and  superintendence  of  the  Town 
Council. 

Assessor — John  Milne. 


INCOBPOEATED   TEADES. 

Trinity  Hall,  153,  Union  Steeet. 

Patron — Rev.  James  Forsyth,  D.D.,  Minister  of  West  Parish. 

Deacon  Convener — James  Mackenzie, 

Master  of  Trades'  Hospital — Robert  Beveridge. 

TEADES.  DEACONS.  BOXMASTEES. 

Hammermen James  Berry Charles  Playfair. 

Bakers James  Abel William  Begg. 

Wrights  and  Coopers.... Marianus  Lunan David  Gray. 

Tailors Robert  Thomson David  Macdonald. 

Shoemakers William  Rollo William  L.  Jaffray. 

Weavers Robert  Beveridge Peter  Saunders. 

Fleshers George  Rose Joseph  Butler. 

Factor  of  Trades'1  Widows'  Fund — Robert  Thomson. 

Treasurer  of  Trades'   Widows'  Supplementary  Fund — James  Clyne. 

Treasurer  of  Trades'  School — John  Keith. 

Teachers  of  Trades'  School — Robert  Collins  and  Mrs  Knox. 

Joint- Clerks  and  Assessors — Marianus  Massie  and  Alex.  Henderson,  Advocate 

Convener's  Officer — Alexander  Irvine. 

Housekeeper,  Trinity  Hall — Mrs  Hannan. 


PAEOCHIAL  BOAED  OF  St.  NICHOLAS,  OE  CITY  PAEISH. 

Consisting  of  4  Delegates  from  the  Magistrates  and  Town  Council,  4  from  the 
General  Kirk  Session,  and  15  from  the  Ratepayers. 

18  6  0. 

Chairman — George  Allan,  Esq. 

ELECTED  BY  THE  MAGISTEATES. 

Hugh  Ross,  Jun.,  Merchant.  John  Leslie,  Manufacturer. 

William  Gordon,  Sharebroker.  John  Ligertwood,  Advocate. 

ELECTED  BY  THE  GENEEAL  KIEK  SESSION. 

John  M 'Hardy,  Smith.  I    John  Cargill,  late  Shipmaster. 

James  Greig,  Shoemaker.  Alexander  Gildawie.  late  builder. 


16  MUNICIPAL  DIRECTORY. 


ELECTED  BY  THE  RATEPAYERS. 


Robert  Stevens,  Merchant. 
John  Urquhart,  Druggist. 
Peter  Buyers,  Merchant. 
William  Ironside,  Builder 
John  Sangster,  Druggist. 
Robert  Watson,  Builder. 
John  Rose,  Innkeeper. 
George  Allan,  Advocate. 


James  Berry,  Watchmaker. 
William  Lumsden,  Merchant. 
Alexander  Stephen,  Painter. 
Alexander  Keith,  Lithographer. 
John  Beattie,  Painter. 
Alexander  Stephen,  late  Merchant, 

and 
Andrew  Sherer,  Merchant. 


Inspector — James  Wallace. 

Assistant-Inspectors — Wm.  Anderson  and  James  Brown. 

District  Medical  Officers — Drs  Nicol,  Fiddes,  and  Sutherland. 

Office  of  Parochial  Board — Nelson  Street. 

The  mode  or  principle  of  Assessment,  for  the  current  year,  is  as  follows, 
viz. : — One  half  the  Assessment  is  leviable  from  the  Owners,  after  deduction 
of  20  per  cent,  from  the  annual  value  of  house  property,  in  name  of  repairs, 
insurance,  and  public  burdens,  and  7£  per  cent,  from  cultivated  grounds  and 
fishings  in  name  of  public  burdens.  The  other  half  of  the  Assessment  is 
leviable  from  the  occupants,  whose  estimated  and  annual  rent  amounts  to 
£3  10s  and  upwards,  under  deduction  of  12£  per  cent,  in  the  following  propor- 
tions, viz. : — Occupants  of  cultivated  grounds  and  fishing  are  rated  at  one-fourth, 
and  occupants  of  all  subjects  other  than  dwelling-houses  and  cultivated  grounds 
and  fishings,  at  one-half  of  the  rate  of  Assessment  leviable  from  the  occupants  of 
dwelling-houses. 

Collector  of  Assessment — William  Steele. 

Office— 30,  Marischal  Street. 

St.  Nicholas  Poor's  House. 

Nelson  Street. 

Governor — George  Milne.    Housekeeper — Mrs  Dunn.     Teacher — Miss  Leslie. 
Medical  Officer— Dr  Christie. 


PAROCHIAL  BOARD  OF  OLD  MACHAR. 

Parochial  Board— Heritors  of  £20  annual  value  or  upwards ;  Twenty  members 
elected  by  the  other  qualified  Rate-payers;  Six  members  elected  by  the 
Kirk-Session;  and  the  Provost  and  Baillies  (rated  for  assessment)  of  any 
Royal  Burgh  in  the  Parish. 

Collector  of  Assessment. Alexander  Diack,  4,  Belmont  Street. 

Inspector  of  the  Poor T.  Skene,  St,  Machar  Place. 

Assistants Alexander  Napier  and  Wm.  Smart. 

District  Medical  Officers Drs.  Paterson,  Carr,  Irvine,  and  Gilchrist. 

Old  Machaz  Poor's  House. 

St.  Machar's  Place,  Ferryhill. 

Governor— Malcolm  M'Leod.  Matron— Miss  Duncan. 

Medical  Officer— Dr.  Paterson.        Chaplain— Rev.  Charles  Skene. 


COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 


17 


Sbtdion  III. — €ammmml  $mttox%. 


BANKING  COMPANIES. 

ABERDEEN  BANKING  COMPANY— 1767. 

Incorporated  with  the 
UNION  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND— 1849. 


Directors. 


Newell  Burnett,  Advocate 
Francis  J.  Cochran  of  Balfour 
Alexander  Davidson,  Advocate 


Alex.  Fraser,  City  Chamberlain 
James  Horn,  Shipowner 
James  Murray,  Advocate 


Cashier — David  Wyllie.  Secretary — William  Catto. 

Tellers — George  Sinclair  and  John  H.  Fraser. 

Accountant— -George  Sim.  Book-keeper— David  H.  Sefton. 


Branches, 


Aberlour W.  Stuart 

Ballater Geo.  Haynes 

Banchory John  Malcolm 

Banff....*. James  Rust 

Buckie Alex  Bremner 

Cullen Wm.  L.  Taylor 

Elgin James  Petrie 

Ellon G.  F.  Raeburn 

Fochabers John  Cran 

raserburgh George  Wallace 

Huntly R.  &  J.  Milne 

Inverury ....Robert  J 


Keith Robert  Green 

Kincraigie,  Tough..  {M^f  &  Sum" 

Lumsden D.  Thomson 

Macduff James  Martin 

New  Pitsligo Wm.  Spence 

Peterhead A.  &  W.  Boyd 

Portsoy Peter  Murray 

Rosehearty James  Milne 

Tarland Andrew  Ross 

Turriff Wm  Pirie 


THE  UNION  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 


Head  Offices — Ingram  Street,  Glasgow,  and  Parliament  Square,  Edinburgh. 
George  Street,  Edinburgh,  Sub.  to  Edinburgh. 


Branches. 


Alloa Thomas  Brydie 

Alva William  Cowan 

Auchtermuchty.Robert  Playfair 

Ayr Hunters  &  Co. 

Barrhead Matthew  Anderson 

Bathgate M.  K  Buyers 

Beith Wm  Love 

BothwelL John  Clarke 

Brechin Gordon  &  Lamb 

Bridge  of  Allan.  Duncan  Stewart 


Castle  Douglas... Richard  Hewat 

Coatbridge Robert  Henderson 

Dalbettie James  Grieve 

Dalray  (Kirkcudbright)  Jas.  Barbour 
Doune Al.  Mitchell 

****** {j.lynSns'^ 

Dumbarton Robert  Buchanan 

Dunblane Wm.  Christie 


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COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 


Dunoon.. John  Millar 

Edzell James  Guthrie 

Forfar Wm.  Lowson 

Galston John  Hendrie 

Gatehouse W.  S.  Sutherland 

Girvan Walter  Andrews 

Glasgow  (Anderston)  J.  M'Kendrick 
„       (Trongate)  George  Renton 
„       (Cowcaddens)  H.  D.  Strang 
„        (Tradestoh)  Andrew  Gray- 
Greenock Andrew  Anderson 

Helensburgh "Wm.  Drysdale 

Innerleithen J.  D.  Bathgate 

Inverary Q.  M.  Wright 

Irvine Ai  &  J.  Paterson 

Johnston J.  Holmes 

Kilmarnock R.  Gardiner 

Kincardine Robert  Gentle 

Kirkcaldy John  N.  M'Leod 

Kirkwall Robert  Scarth 

Kirriemuir Wilkie  &  Black 

Leith J.  A.  White 

Lerwick F.  G.  Bruce 

Leslie William  Elder     ' 

Lochgelly,  Fife..John  Wright 


Lochgilphead.... Hugh  M'Ewan 

MaryhilL H.  Kirkwood 

Maybole William  Rennie  ' 

Moffat James  J.  Burnie 

Moniavie William  Smith 

Montrose Findlay  &  Greig 

Neilston Matthew  Anderson 

Paisley John  Affleck 

Peebles John  Bathgate 

Port-Glasgow...    

Selkirk Peter  Roger 

Stewarton Alexander  &  Deans 

Stirling J.  &  J.  Mathie 

Stranraer D.  Guthrie 

Strathaven...... .William  Gebbie 

Tarbert  (Lochfine)  Arch.  M 'Caiman 

Thornhfll    D.  Crichton 

Tillicoultry. John  Kirk 

Troon R.  C.  Reid 

Wick Alex.  Wares 

SUB-BBANCH — OPEN  TWICE    A-WEEK, 

Dairy  (Ayrshire)  Sub.  to  Beith 


Perth  Bank  District. 


Dunkeld Joseph  Dickie 

Dunning M.  Lawson 

Errol Thos.  Rogers  Kinmont 

Killin A.  M'Callum 

Methven John  Doctor 

Pitlochrie .James  Mitchell 


Perth D.  Craigie,  Cashier 

Aberfeldy George  Rankin 

Auchterarder Wm.  Young 

Blair  Atholl A.  Stewart 

Blairgowrie Wm.  S.  Soutar 

Cupar-Angus Wm.  Bett 

Crieff J.  &  A.  Gibson 

The  Union  Bank  of  Scotland  draws  and  issues  Letters  of  Credit  on  Glyn, 
Halifax,  Mills,  &  Co.,  Bankers,"London ;  Royal  Bank  of  Scotland ;  Manchester 
and  Liverpool  District  Bank  ;  Carlisle  City  and  District  Bank  ;  Moore  &  Robin- 
son, Nottingham ;  Warwick  and  Leamington  Banking  Co. ;  Whitehaven  Joint 
Stock  Bank ;  Yorkshire  Banking  Company ;  National  Provincial  Bank  of  Eng- 
land ;  Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland ;  Sheffield  Banking  Company ;  Birmingham 
Banking  Company ;  Huddersfield  Banking  Company ;  Belfast  Banking  Company ; 
Dundee  Banking  Company ;  Eastern  Bank  of  Scotland ;  Gurney  &  Co.,  Norwich ; 
W.  H.  Lambton  &  Co. ;  Caledonian  Banking  Company ;  and  the  various  Branches 
of  these  Banks. 


ABERDEEN  TOWN  AND  COUNTY  BANK- 

CAPITAL— £1,000,000. 


■1825. 


Birectoxs. 

Chairman — Charles  Chalmers  of  Monkshill 


George  Birnie  of  Johnston  Place. 
Alexander  Burness  of  Mastrick 
James  Crombie,  Cothal  Mills. 


Andrew  Murray  of  Allathan 
James  Simpson,  advocate. 
Alexander  Stronach  of  Drumallan, 


Manager — William  Littlejohn. 

Secretary  and  Accountant — John  Keith. 

Tellers — John  Jameson,  George  Stephen,  and  Wm.  Littlejohn,  jnn. 

Inspector  of  Branches — James  Batchan. 

Book-keeper — W.  R.  RiddeE  Messenger — John  Mime. 


COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 


19 


Branches. 


Alford Wm.  Garden 

Banff WmCoutts 

Bervie Robert  Glegg 

Dufftown Wm.  Cantlie 

Durno,  Pitcaple George  Webster 

Echt James  Coutts 

Ellon John  Rae,  jun. 

Fraserburgh Charles  M'Beath 

Fyvie James  Mackie 

Golspie R.  B.  Sangster 

Huntly James  Lawson 

Insch James  Bisset 

Inverury... A,  S.  Maclean 

Keith W.  Thurbum 


Kennethmont James  Yule 

Kildrummy Wm.  Christie 

Laurencekirk D.  <fc  P.  Dickson 

Lybster Alexander  Mowat 

Mintlaw John  Farquhar 

New  Deer J.  and  A.  Joiner 

Old  Meldrum John  Bruce 

Peterhead Thomas  Knox 

Stonehaven A.  W.  Kinnear 

Tarland A.  Robertson 

Tarves Wm.  Duthie 

Thurso Alexander  Adam 

Turriff Alexander  Leslie 

Wick A  &  T.  Adam 


The  Aberdeen  Town  and  County  Banking  Company  issue  Drafts  on  the 
London  Joint-stock  Bank,  London ;  Manchester  and  Liverpool  District  Bank, 
Manchester  and  Branches ;  Yorkshire  Banking  Company,  Leeds  and  Branches ; 
Town  and  District  Bank,  Birmingham ;  Union  Bank,  Sheffield ;  Royal  Bank  of 
Scotland,  Edinburgh  and  Branches ;  Caledonian  Bank,  Inverness  and  Branches ; 
Central  Bank  of  Scotland,  Perth  and  Branches ;  Eastern  Bank  of  Scotland,  Dun- 
dee and  Branches,  and  on  the  Branches  of  the  North  of  Scotland  Bank;  Pro- 
vincial Bank  of  Ireland,  Dublin  and  Branches ;  Bank  of  Montreal  (Canada)  and 
Branches ;  and  on  New  York  and  United  States. 


NORTH  OF  SCOTLAND  BANKING  COMPANY— 1836. 
PAID  UP  CAPITAL— £200,000. 


Directors. 


John  Angus,  Advocate 
J.  F.  Beattie,  Land  Surveyor 
*Sir  Thomas  Blaikie  of  Kingseat 
John  Cruickshank,  LL.D.,  Marischal 

College 
James  Fraser  of  Heathcot 


♦Alexander  Gibb,  C.E. 

William  Leslie,  Builder 
♦Alexander  Low,  Manufacturer 

F.  Ogston,  M.D.,  Marischal  College 
*James  Sim  of  Stockethill 
*Neil  Smith,  Jun.,  Merchant 


Those  marked  thus  *  form  the  Committee  of  Management 

Manager — James  Westland.         Secretary — Edward  Fiddes. 

Accountant — Francis  Smith.      Inspector  of  Branches — Charles  S.  Gordon. 

Boole  Keeper — John  Sim. 

Tellers — John  Kynoch,  David  Souter,  Hector  Allen,  and  George  Carmichael. 


Biasich.es. 


OFFICES.  AGENTS. 

Aberchirder John  Alexander,  Jun. 

Aboyne James  Ogg 

Alford Andrew  Wilson 

Anchinblae Robert  Crabb 

Banchory... William  Sim 

Banff George  Cruickshank 

Bervie A  W.  Henderson 

Buckie John  Davidson 

Cullen Alexander  Sim 

Dufftown James  Petrie 

Elgin Peter  Christall 

Ellon Thomas  Milne,  Jun. 

Fraserburgh John  Lawson 

Huntly J.  &  J.  Robertson 

Insch Alex  Roger  &  Son 

Invergordon. Roderick  Hay 

Inverury James  Davidson 


OFFICES.  AGENTS. 

Keith William  Longmore 

Laurencekirk. ...John  Watson 

Longside Robert  Cheves 

Macduff Robert  Morison 

Methlick John  Grant 

Montrose ..Robert  Walker 

New  Deer John  Middleton 

Old  Deer David  Cruden 

Old  Meldrum James  Manson 

Peterhead William  Alexander 

Portree Lawrence  Skene 

Portsoy James  Moir 

Rhynie James  Roger 

Stonehaven James  Scott 

Strichen John  Stewart 

Turriff Norman  Gordon 


20 


COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 


The  North  of  Scotland  Banking  Company  draw  upon  Messrs  Barclay,  Bevan, 
Tritton,  &  Co.,  Bankers,  London ;  the  Union  Bank  of  London ;  the  Manchester 
and  Liverpool  District  Bank,  Manchester,  and  Branches  ;  the  Liverpool  Union 
Bank ;  the  Birmingham  Banking  Company,  Birmingham,  and  Branches ;  W.  EL 
Lamhton  &  Co.,  Newcastle,  Sunderland,  North  Shields,  <fcc. ;  the  Yorkshire  Bank- 
ing Company,  Leeds,  and  Branches ;  the  West  of  England  and  South  "Wales  Dis- 
trict Bank,  Bristol,  and  Branches ;  the  Sheffield  Union  Banking  Company ;  the 
Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland,  Edinburgh,  and  Branches ;  the  National  Bank  of 
Scotland's  Branches ;  the  Eastern  Bank  of  Scotland,  Dimdee,  and  Branches ;  the 
Union  Bank  of  Scotland  and  Branches ;  the  Clydesdale  Banking  Company  and 
Branches ;  the  City  of  Glasgow  Bank  and  Branches ;  the  Caledonian  Banking 
Company  and  Branches ;  the  Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland,  Dublin,  and  Branches. 

***  Negotiate  Bills  wherever  there  is  a  Bank. 


BANK  OP  SCOTLAND— (ABEKDEEN)— 1780. 

Established  by  Act  of  Parliament  in  1695. 

Agent— Arthur  Thomson.         Accountant^Alex.  Sim.  Teller— Thos.  Willock.. 

Clerks — George  Lethbridge,  George  D.  Walker,  and  Gerald  T.  Baker. 


Branches. 


Airdrie JohnDalziel 

Arbroath James  Muir 

Ardrossan D.  J.  Mack 

Auchtermuchty. Henry  W.  Walker 

Ayr C.  Campbell 

Barrhead .Arch.  Brownlie 

Blairgowrie Alex.  Robertson 

Callander A.  M  'Donald 

Castle  Douglas Andrew  Milligan 

Coldstream J.  Cunningham 

„  .  (M.  M.  M'Kerrow 

Cumnock JH.  Rose 

Dumfries J.  Johnston 

Dundee Wm.  Miller,  man. 

Dunfermline John  Carr 

.~  (George  Peat  and 

Dunse JR.  F.  Hardy 

Falkirk A.  Macfarlane 

Fraserburgh L.  Chalmers 

r.„i„=i,-0ia  (Wm.  Rutherford  & 

Galashiels tAlex.  Rutherford 

Gatehouse D.  J.  Ewart 

^,       „  (A.  Neilson,  man. 

Glasgow tG.  W.  Hill,  sub-man 

Greenock Thomas  Stark 

H^srton. &2*££* 

Hamilton Wm.  Aikman 


Inverness .....Donald  Duff 

-£-  ,  (James  S.  Darling  <fc 

^eiso (John  F.  S.  Darling 

Kilmarnock Adam  Cowie 

Kirkcaldy A.  G.  Morgan 

«*— »* SSK' 

Lauder Robert  Romanes 

Lauriston,    Glas-  (J.  Gourlay  and 

gow (James  Syme 

T   ...  (Thomas  Jones  and 

ljeitn (George  B.  M.  Wyse 

Moffat James  M'Millan 

Montrose John  Boyd 

Paisley John  Hutcheson 

(Walter  Thorburn, 
Peebles •<  John  Buchan,  sub- 

(^        agent 
Perth Robert  Horn 

*■*■*•» ftS^gST* 

Stirling Alex.  Brodie 

Stonehaven William  Stewart 

Strathavon .Thomas  Tennent 

West  Linton,  sub-} 

branch    to  >  Arch.  Alexander 

Peebles ) 


The  Bank  of  Scotland  draws  on  the  Bank  of  England  and  Branches ;  Coutts 
<fc  Co.,  and  Smith,  Payne,  &  Smiths,  London ;  Manchester  and  Liverpool  District 
Bank  and  Branches ;  Carlisle  City  and  District  Bank,  Carlisle  and  Cockermouth  ; 
Preston  Banking  Company,  Preston,  Lancaster,  Ormskirk,  and  Southport;  the 
Huddersfield  Banking  Company;  Samuel  Smith  and  Co.,  Nottingham  and  Derby; 
H.  A.  and  W.  M.  Harris  and  Co.,  Old  Bank,  Bradford ;  the  Bank  of  Ireland  and 
Branches;  the  Provincial  Bank  of  Ireland  and  Branches,  &c,  &c. ;  and  negotiates 
bills  on  all  the  principal  towns  in  Scotland,  England,  and  Ireland,  and  in  foreign 
parts. 


COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 


21 


BRITISH  LINEN  COMPANY— (ABERDEEN)— 1833. 

Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter,  1746. 

Agent— John  Manson. 

Teller — James  Buyers.  Accountant — Alexander  Edward. 

Clerks — G.  J.  Cromarty,  J.  B.  Manson,  J.  Lynch. 


Branches. 


Annan R.  Irving 

Arbroath J.  A.  Dickson 

Balfron M.  Robertson 

Brechin D.  D.  Black 

G^!.™;}  J-  Gilchrist 
Castle-Douglas... James  Moffat 

Coldstream W.  Douglas 

Cupar Wm.  Pagan  and  Son 

Dumfries R.  and  S.  Adamson 

Dunbar John  Kelly 

Dundee  (John  Symers  and  J. 

1Junaee t    Christie 

Dunfermline J.  Landale 

(Cunningham  and 
"  \    Wyllie 

Elgin R.  and  W.  Brander 

Forres Thomas  Davidson 

Fort- William J.  Macgregor 

Glasgow 

Golspie Donald  Gray 

Greenock T.  0.  Hunter 

Haddington John  Ferine 

-rr,,    .,. ,  (J.  Henderson  and 

Hamlton-' |s.  Simpson 

Hawick W.  and  G.  Davidson 

Inverness Ross  and  Shortt 


Dunse. 


Irvine  (Montgomery  and 

lrvme" 1     M'Jannet 

Jedburgh J.  Ciunming 

Kelso J.  <fc  A.  Roberton 

Kingussie D.  Macpherson 

Kinross J.  W.  Williamson 

Kintore J.  Annand,  sub-Agent 

Kirriemuir W.  Forrest  and  Son 

Langholm A.  and  T.  Stevenson 

Leith J  Cundell 

Melrose {Cu^;Ie  Erskine'     and 

Moffat Thomas  Reid 

Montrose ....James  Beattie 

Nairn Adam  Davidson 

Newton-Stewart  James  Newall 
North  Berwick..James  Dall  and  Son 
Paisley. John  Peden 

(W.   Stewart   and  W. 

1  Blackwood 


Peebles . 


-£>„,.,,  (John  Conning  and 

rerm t    Hunter 

Sanquhar J.  W.  M'Queen 

Selkirk John  Lang 

Stranraer Kerr  and  M'Caig 

Tain Williamson  &  Ross 

Thornhill James  Russell^ 

Wigton Geo.  C.  Black 


The  British  Linen  Company  draw  on  Smith,  Payne,  and  Smiths,  London ; 
the  Branches  of  the  Bank  of  England ;  Samuel  Smith  and  Co.,  Nottingham  -, 
Carlisle  and  Cumberland  Bank ;  Bank  of  Ireland  and  Branches ;  Bank  of  Mon- 
treal and  Agencies ;  Bank  of  Upper  Canada,  Toronto  and  Agencies ;  James  G. 
King's  Sons,  New  York ;  the  principal  towns  on  the  Continent  of  Europe ;  and 
Sydney,  Melbourne,  and  Williamstown,  Australia.  Also  issue  Drafts  on  Alios, 
Ayr,  Banff,  Cupar-Angus,  Dalkeith,  Dingwall,  Falkirk,  Forfar,  Galston,  Gala- 
shiels, Girvan,  Kilmarnock,  Kirkcaldy,  Kirkwall,  Maybole,  Oban,  Stewarton, 
Stirling,  Troon. 


COMMERCIAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND. 

Draws  on  Jones,  Lotd,  &  Co.,  and  Coutts  &  Co.,  London. 

Head  Office,  Edinburgh. 

Established  in  1810,  and  Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter. 

ABERDEEN  IN  1811. 

Agent— George  Milne.         Accountant— A.  Sutherland.         Teller— G.  M.  Pressiy. 

Clerics— 'T.  J.  Mackintosh  and  Alexander  Shirrefs. 

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COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 


Branches. 


Alloa James  Moir 

Annan Simpson  and  Skelton 

Arbroath Macdonald  and  Rollo 

Ayr Henry  C.  Gray 

Ayton T.  and  J.  Bowhill 

Balmacara John  Finlayson 

Banff Andrew  M'Ewen 

Beauly Alexander  Fraser 

Beith James  Faulds 

Biggar Thomas  Paul,  junior 

Bonhill Patrick  Moir 

Blairgo  wrie . . .  .James  Anderson 
Campbelton . . . . William  Watson 
Colinsburgh....John  Wood 

Crieff William  Brown 

Cromarty Robert  Ross 

Cupar-Fife George  Hogarth 

Dalkeith George  and  James  Gray 

Dumbarton John  Robson 

Dumfries Primrose  and  Gordon 

Dunbar W.  H.  Ritchie 

Duirfermline...D.  G.  Rutherford 
Dunkeld James  Hay  Stuart 

"ay-"-*' 

Elgin Alexander  M'Kenzie 

Falkirk Charles  S.  Gauld 

Forfar George  Lyon 

Glasgow W.  Johnston  &  W.  Paul 


Girvan John  B.  Ross 

Grangemouth.. J.  S.  Mackay 
Haddington.... William  Dods 

Hamilton Thomas  Anderson 

Hawick George  &  James  Oliver 

In vergordon... Andrew  Munro 

Inverness James  Wilson 

Kelso James  Douglas 

Kilmarnock  ...A.  J.  Bruce 

Kirkcaldy Samuel  Davidson 

Kirkwall James  Spence  &  Son 

Lanark Thomas  Paul 

Leith Robert  Mowbray 

Leven David  Nicoll 

Linlithgow R.  R.  Glen 

Lockerbie 0.  de  H.  Stewart 

Musselburgh... A.  0.  Spence 
Newburgh-  J.  ^antia  Laing 

Perth ...Thomas  Soutar 

Peterhead  ...\..T.  J.  Bremner 

Pitlochrie Alexander  M  'Naughton 

Stirling Jas.  &  Jas.  M.  Morison 

Stromness James  Gilchrist 

Tain ...Kenneth  Murray 

Thurso .....John  Henderson 

Turriff Francis  Souter 

Wick Robert  L.  Peploe 


Sub-Branches. 


Eyemouth T.  &  J.  Bowhill 

Kincardine A.  C.  Stephen 

Kilwinning Hugh  King 

Mauchline J.  Strathdee 

Markinch Alexander  Go  wan 

St.  ClairtoAvn.. Samuel  Davidson 


Comrie Arch.  Ballantine 

Trongate,     \  George  Scotland, 
Glasgow..)      pro  agents 

Grass  Mkt.,.)  R.  Stevenson,  pro. 
Edinburgh)      manager 

South  Bridge,  do,,  P.  Robinson,  p.  man. 
The  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  negotiates  Bills  on  every  place  in  Great 
Britain  and  Ireland  where  there  is  a  Bank  or  Banker ;  issues  Drafts  or  Letters 
of  Credit  on  the  principal  Cities  and  Towns  of  England  and  Ireland,  and  of 
Canada,  and  on  New  York,  Paris,  and  Hamburgh ;  issues  Drafts  and  Letters  of 
Credit,  negotiates  Bills  on  Australia,  New  Zealand,  India,  and  China,  and  is 
agent  for  the  following  Establishments,  viz. : — The  North  of  Scotland  Banking 
Co. ;  Central  Bank  of  Scotland ;  Eastern  Bank  of  Scotland ;  National  Provincial 
Bank  of  England ;  Attwoods,  Spooner,  &  Co.,  Birmingham  ;  Birmingham  Bank- 
ing Co. ;  Bradford  Banking  Co. ;  Carlisle  City  and  District  Bank ;  Halifax  Joint 
Stock  Bank ;  West  Riding  Union  Bank,  Huddersfield ;  Hull  Banking  Co. ;  War- 
wick and  Leamington  Banking  Co. ;  Leeds  Banking  Co. ;  Leicestershire  Banking 
Co. ;  Liverpool  Commercial  Banking  Co. ;  Manchester  and  Salford  Bank ;  Man- 
chester and  Liverpool  District  Bank ;  W.  H.  Lambton  &  Co.,  Newcastle ;  J.  &  J. 
C.  Wright  &  Co.,  Nottingham  ;  Sheffield  Banking  Co. ;  York  Union  Bank ;  Wake- 
field and  Barnsley  Union  Bank ;  Preston  Banking  Co.,  Preston ;  National  Bank, 
Ireland ;  Northern  Banking  Co. ;  De  la  Touch  and  Co.,  Dublin ;  Royal  Bank  of 
Ireland;  Boyle,  Low,  Pirn  &  Co.,  Dublin;  Hibernian  Bank;  Commercial  Bank  of 
Canada;  James  G.  King's  Sons,  New  York;  Rothschild  Brothers,  Paris;  R.  V. 
Swaine  &  Co.,  Hamburgh ;  the  Commercial  Banking  Co.  of  Sydney,  New  South 
Wales ;  the  Union  Bank  of  Australia ;  Binny  &  Co.,  Madras,  and  the  Oriental 
Bank  Corporation. 


NATIONAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND— 1833. 

(Incorporated  by  Royal  Charter.) 
Agent — Alexander  Chivas.        Accountant — James  Skinner. 

Teller — Wm.  M'Kechnie. 
Clerks— Oliver  Sharer,  Win.  H.  Baker,  and  Richmond  Willock. 


COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 


23 


Branches. 


Airdirie .....James  Kidd 

Alloa D.  M'Watt 

Anstruther... H.  B.  Macintosh 

Ayr G.  Gemmell 

Banff T.  Adam 

Bathgate John  Johnston 

Biggar Adam  Pairman 

Burntisland Alexander  Kidd 

n    v.!    t->„  ~i„„  f  James  &  W.  H. 
Castle-Douglas  |     Lidderdale 

Cupar-Angus David  Clark 

Cupar-Fife W.  Drumond 

Dalkeith Jas.  L.  Henderson 

■X-SW..1 &*■&&•* 

.»«-«- {#8ss-« 

Dundee J.  Henderson 

DunfermUne W.  Beveridge 

East  Linton William  Masson 

Elie,  Fifeshire....D.  Conolly 

Falkirk Robert  Adam 

Forfar James  Young 

Forres F.  C.  Mackenzie 

Fort-William D.  S.  M'Laren 

Galashiels R.  &  W.  Haldane 

Girvan A.  Smith 

Glasgow J.  Hart,  &  J.  Milln 

„     (Argyll  Street  Branch)  W.  Reid 
„     (St  Rollox  Branch)  J.  Paris 

Grantown James  Stewart 

Greenock A.  &  J.  Thomson 

Hawick Thomas  Purdom 

Invernesss &"  Ma^J  and 


Inverary John  M'Arthnr 

Islay D.  M'Alister 

Jedburgh G.  Rutherford 

Kelso James  Tait 

Kilmarnock James  Wilson 

Kirkcudbright.... R.  M.  Gordon 

Kirkintilloch Thomas  Whitlaw 

Kirkcaldy Henry  Beveridge 

p.,,     „,,  (J.  Baikie,  and 

KirkwaU JR.  Easton 

Kirriemuir G.  B.  Brand 

Largo A.  Robertson 

Langholm R.  Wallace 

Leith James  Wallace 

Lochmaben W.  Kinross 

"ontrose j*  ML. 

■- te^r"'  "" 

Newton-Stewart.J.  B.  Dill 

Oban A.  Gregorson 

Paisley P.  Guilleaume 

Perth D.  L.  Jolly 

Portree Harry  M'Donald 

„..  ..  (Patrick  ConnaL,  and 

btirmiS \j.  Murrie 

Stornoway ....Rod.  Morrison 

Stromness John  Beaton 

Thurso William  Henderson 

Whithorn G.  C.  Dinwoodie 

Inverkeithing W.  Fraser, 

Bill  Collector. 


(Jas.  Donald,  asst.agt. 

The  National  Bank  of  Scotland  issue  Drafts  and  negotiate  Bills  on  every 
place  in  Scotland,  England,  and  Ireland,  where  there  is  a  Bank  or  Banker ;  draw 
on  Glyn  &  Co.,  London,  and  on  the  principal  towns  in  Australia,  British  North 
America,  United  States,  India  and  China. 


CITY  OF  GLASGOW  BANK— (ABEKDEEN)— 1844. 

CAPITAL— £1,000,000. 


Agents — John  Cruickshank  and  John  Morison. 

Clerks — Alexander  Murray,  Wemyss  Park, 


Teller — James  Stables, 
id  Charles  Leys. 


Blanches. 


Airdrie Rankin  &  Mitchell 

Ander ston  (Glasgow) .  Charles  Phillips 

Ardrossan J.  O.  Mack,  jun. 

Ayr Wm.  Pollock 

Auchinblae Jas.  Farquharson 

Banff James  Crosbie 

Barrhead Thos.  M'Lellan 

Brechin John  Don 

Buckie James  Thomson 

Calton  (Glasgow)...  {^-^-d 
Carluke Thos.  Matthews 


Carnoustie Charles  Black 

Cowcaddens  (Glasgow) 

Crieff James  Macrosty 

Cupar ....William  Duncan 

Dairy Gow  &  Stirrat 

Dingwall Hector  Munro 

Douglas,  Lanarksh... James  Thorburn 

Dunbar John  J  affray 

Dunoon Archd.  Mitchell 

Dunse Alex.  Crawford 

Edinburgh Wm.  Bain,  Man, 

Do.  Hunter  Square. ..H.  S.  Pillans 


24 


COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 


Edin.  (Grassmarket).. George  Steele 

Elgin Thomas  Allan 

Falkland Charles  Gulland 

Ferry-Port-on-Craig  .James  White 

Fettercaim Alex.  Don 

Forres Jas.  G.  Manford 

Fortrose Colin  MTntosh 

Girvan Alex.  Kelly 

Glenluce |GiJ^rt   8?mhlZ- 

Gorebridge Donald  Fraser 

Govan Thomas  Baird 

Greenlaw Allan  Purvis 

Greenock ....C.  S.  Caird 

Gorbals  (Glasgow). ...Thomas  Smith 

ti„,j/i- ^ (J.  &  R.  Richard- 

Haddmgton j    gQn 

Hamilton Mungo  Cochrane 

Inverness John  K.  Greig 

May .; James  Stein 

Jedburgh G.  Hilson,  Jim. 

Johnstone John  Reid 

Kelso C.  <fe  W.  Robson 

Kilbirnie John  Alexander 

Kinross Henry  Maitland 

Kirkcaldy James  Russell 

-ir-_i  :_*-n„„i.  (John  Shearer  & 

Kirkmtilloch |R  Murdoch 

Kirriemuir James  Brodie 

t  =„»,*.  (David  Stodart  & 

Lanark IT.  L.  Marr 

Lamlash,  Arran James  Begg 

Largs Jas.  Lang,  Jun. 

Larkhall Thomas  Duncan 

Lasswade William  Young 

Lauder Thos.  Broomfield 

Laurieston  (Glasgow)  W.  R.  Crombie 

T  „„„,„! „  (Andrew  Smith  <& 

Lesmahagow -JJohn  Hamilton 

Leven,  Fifeshire John  Smith 

Linlithgow John  Hardy 

Lochwinnoch John  Reid 


Milnathort Henry  Maitland 

New  Cumnock William  Hunter 

Nunton,  Lochmaddy.Rd.  M 'Donald 

Oban Robert  Kennedy 

Paisley A.  Pollock  Jun. 

Partick Gavin  Paisley 

Peterhead Robert  Anderson 

Pollockshaws f*£££™ler 

Port-Glasgow. David  Inglis 

Rothes James  Dean 

T?,v^™„.,  J~  Jn-  Macalister  & 

Rothesa5r JRobert  M'Kirdy 

Rutherglen Donald  Murray 

Saltcoats James  Fullarton 

St.  Vincent  Street.)   T„„,„„  t.„,„ 

(Glasgow) ;}  James  Dale 

Stirling Andrew  Hutton 

Stonehouse Thomas  Duncan 

Stornoway James  M'Kenzie 

Stranraer A  M'Neel  Caird 

Tranent Jas.  Richardson 

Trongafce  (Glasgow)..Wm.  Robertson 
Westend  (Glasgow)...A.  G.  Brown 

West  C  alder Andrew  Mungle 

West  Kilbride.... Robert  Gemmill 

Whitburn Robert  Gardiner 

Wick David  Davidson 

Wigtown James  M'Lean 

Wishaw James  Shirlaw 

ISLE    OF   MAN. 

(bank  of  mona.) 

Castletown James  Gell 

Douglas John  S.  Jackson 

Peel R.  J.  Moore 

Ramsey Joseph  Mawby 


In  addition  to  the  above,  the  City  of  Glasgow  Bank  draws  on  the  London 
Joint-Stock  Bank,  London ;  negotiates  bills  in  every  place  in  Great  Britain  and 
Ireland  where  there  is  a  Bank  or  Banker ;  and  issues  Letters  of  Credit  on  the 
principal  towns  of  Scotland,  England,  Ireland,  Canada,  and  Australia. 


NATIONAL    SECURITY    SAVINGS   BANK 
OF    ABERDEEN.— 18  45. 

Office— Exchange  Steeet. 
Trustees  and  Managers. 


The  Lord  Provost 
The  Eldest  Baillie 
The  Dean  of  Guild 
The  Convener  of  the  Trades 


The  Minister  of  the  West  Paris 
The  President  of  the  Society  of  Advo- 
cates 
The  Treasurer  of  the  Societyof  Advocates 


COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 


25 


The   President  of    the    Shipmaster 

Society 
The  Member  of   Parliament  for  the 

City 
The  Member  of  Parliament  for  the 

County 


The  Sheriff 

The  Sheriff-Substitute  at  Aberdeen 

The  Convener  of  the  County 

The  President  of  the  Mechanics'  In- 
stitution 

The  Secretary  of  the  Mechanics'  In- 
stitution 


The  above  are  Managers  ex-officiis. 


Sir  Thomas  Blaikie,  Knight 
David  Blaikie,  Balgownie  Lodge 
John  Blaikie  of  Craigiebuckler 
Newell  Burnett,  Advocate 
Robert  Catto,  Jun.,  Merchant 
James  Chalmers,  Printer 
Ales.  Chivas,  Banker 
Francis  James  Cochran  of  Balfour 
Andrew  Crane,  late  Shipmaster 
Nathaniel  Farquhar,  Advocate 
James  Garden,  Advocate 
William  Henderson,  M.D. 
George  Henry,  Merchant 
James  Horn,  Merchant 
Alexander  Jopp,  Advocate 
John  Leslie,  Manufacturer 


George  Lyall,  Merchant 
William  Lumsden,  Merchant 

*  James  B.  M'Combie  of  Jellybrands 
John  D.  Milne,  Jun.,  Advocate 

*  James  Murray,  Advocate 
Charles  Playfair,  Gunmaker 
James  Rettie,  Jeweller 
William  Rose,  Shipowner 

*  Robert  Shand,  Advocate 
Simpson  Shepherd,  Merchant 
Neil  Smith,  Jun.,  Merchant 
Alexander  Stronach  of  Drumallan 

*  Arthur  Thomson,  Banker 
George  Thomson,  Merchant 
John  Watt,  Advocate 

*  John  Whyte,  Merchant 


These  marked  thus  *  are  Trustees. 

Treasurer — David  Wyllie,  Cashier  of  the  Union  Bank. 

Actuary  and  Cashier — Alexander  Ross,  Advocate. 

Accountant — Thos.  Riddell 

The  Bank  is  open  every  Thursday,  Friday,  and  Saturday,  from  Nine  to  Ten 
morning,  and  from  Six  to  Eight  evening,  for  the  receipt  and  repayment  of  de- 
posits. 


BANK    OF    DEPOSIT. 

National  Assurance  and  Investment  Association. 

3,  PALL  MALL  EAST,  LONDON. 
Established  May  1844 — Empowered  by  Special  Act  of  Parliament. 


Branch  Offices, 


No.  202,  Union  Street,  Aberdeen 
Edgar  Buildings,  Bath 
Park  Street,  Bristol 
St  Andrew  Square,^Edinburgh 
Cherry  Street,  Birmingham 
Pavilion  Buildings,  Brighton 
High  Street,  Lewes 
Westmoreland  Street,  Dubiln 


64, 


No.    52,  Gordon  Street,  Glasgow 
,,      24,  Princes  Street,  Manchester 
„      34,  Gold  Street,  Northampton 
„      11,  Manchester  Buildings,  Liver- 
pool 
„    102,  High  Street,  Portsmouth 
„        3,  Castle  Street,  Sheffield 
„      17,  Commercial  Street,  Leeds 


Aberdeen  Branch — 202,  Union  Street. 
Local  Manager — John  B.  Bannekman. 


26 


COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 


ASSURANCE    COM]?   AN  I  E  S. 


THE  SCOTTISH  PROVINCIAL  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 
Established  1825.— Incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament.— Capital  1,000,000. 

Head  Office, 96,  Union  Street,  Aberdeen. 

Governor — The  Right  Hon.  Lord  Forbes. 

Ordinary  Directors. 

Chairman — Alexander  Stronach,  Esq.  of  Drumallan. 


A.  Burness,  Esq.  of  Mastrick 
James  Chalmers,  Esq.,  Printer 
Alex.  Fraser,  Esq.,  City  Chamberlain 
Wm.  Littlejohn,  Esq.,  Banker 


Thomas  Sangster,  Esq.,  Advocate 
Neil  Smith,  Jun.,  Esq.,  Merchant 
John  Smith,  Esq.,  Advocate 


Physician — Dr.  Dyce. 

Law  Agent — John  Webster,  Esq.,  Advocate. 

Bankers— The  Aberdeen  Town  and  County  Bank. 

Office  in  Edinburgh 65,  Princes  Street. 

Office  in  Glasgow Ill,  St.  Vincent  Street 

Office  in  Perth 79,  High  Street. 

Office  in  London 20,  Cannon  Street,  City. 

Office  in  Dublin 34,  College  Green. 

Manager— CHAs.  F.  GRIFFITH. 
Secretary— JOHN  WATSON. 

N.B. — This  Company  has  Agents  in  almost  every  Town  of  Scotland,  and  in 
the  principal  towns  in  England  and  Ireland. 


THE  NORTHERN  ASSURANCE  COMPANY. 

Established,  1836.— Incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament,  1848. 

Head  ©fiice. 
ABERDEEN, 3,  KING  STREET. 

Branches. 

Edinburgh. 20,  St.  Andrew  Square    I    Glasgow 19,  St.  "Vincent  Place 

London 1,  Moorgate  Street        J    Dundee 16,  St.  Andrew's  Place 


COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY  27 

General  Board  of  Bisectors  at  Aberdeen. 

Chairman— John  Cruickshank,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  Professor  of  Mathematics  in 
Marischal  College. 

William  Adam,  Advocate.  James  Sim,  Chemist 

John  Angus,  Advocate.   ■  John  Yeats  of  Kincorth 

William  Leslie,  Architect  j 

Medical  Officer — Wm.  Leslie,  Esq.,  Surgeon. 
Auditor — James  A.  Sinclair,  Esq.,  Accountant. 

Bankers — The  Union  Bank  of  Scotland ;  the  Aberdeen  Town  and  County  Bank  5 
the  North  of  Scotland  Bank.- 

Manager— WILLIAM  CHALMERS. 
Secretary— H.  AMBROSE  SMITH. 

The  Northern  Assurance  Company  has  Agents  in  every  town  of  consequence 
in  Scotland,  England,  and  Ireland,  the  Continent  of  Europe,  the  Colonies,  and 
most  other  countries  abroad. 


STANDAKD  LIFE  ASSUKANCE  COMPANY. 

Head  Office— 3,  George%  Street,  Edinburgh. 
ABERDEEN  BRANCH. 

Directors. 

James  Brebner,  Advocate  1  Professor   Thomson,    University   and 
J  ames  Horn,  Manager,  Aberdeen  Com-  King's  College 

mercial  Company  J  D.  Wyllie,   Cashier,   Union  Bank  of 

Duncan  Forbes,  253,  Union  Street  |  Scotland 

Agents  and  Secretaries  to  Local  Board— Messrs  Smith  &  Cochran,  Advocates. 
Office — 1,  Huntly  Street, 


STATE  FIKE  INSUKANCE  COMPANY, 

(Incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament) 
CAPITA  L— £500,000,  in  Shares  of  £1  each. 

Chief  Offices— 32,  Ludgate  HilL  and  3,  Pall  Mall  East,  London. 

Aherdeen  Branch — 202,  Union  Street. 
Local  Manager  at  Aberdeen — John  B.  Bannerman. 

***  Agencies  in  all  the  principal  Towns  of  the  United  Kingdom. 


28  COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 

ABERDEEN  OPERATIVE  MUTUAL  ASSURANCE 
SOCIETY. 

Established  1836. 

Patron — A.  D.  Fordyce  of  Brucklay. 

President — Alexander  Reid.  Vice-President — Hugh  Eraser. 

Treasurer — Alex.  Nieol.  Secretary — James  Murray. 

Medical  Officer— F.  Ogston,  M.D. 

Auditors — James  Craigen,  John  Duncan,  and  Donald  Cattanach 


ABERDEEN  MUTUAL  ASSURANCE  AND  FRIENDLY 
SOCIETY. 

Established  1831,  and  Enrolled  Pursuant  to  Act  of  Parliament. 
Patron—  H.R.H.  the  PpiNCE  Consort. 

Ordinary  Directors. 

President — Donald  M'Taggart,  Commission  Agent. 
Vice-President — Robert  Brander. 


John  Bulloch,  Brassfounder 
Robert  Fenton,  Bookbinder 
John  Peterkin,  Wright 
James  M.  Smith,  Shoemaker 
James  Selbie,  Mason 
Malcolm  Ferguson,  Mason 


"William  Paterson,  Wright 
John  Robb,  Plumber 
Alexander  Birnie,  Mason 
Alexander  Gerrard,  Flaxdresser 
Andrew  Williamson,  Letter  Cutter 


Auditors — Archibald  Watson,  George  Milne,  and  John  Eddie. 

Medical  Referees — William  Pirrie,  M.D.,  F.R.S.E.,  and  Regius  Professor  of 

Surgery,  Marischal  College,  and  Win.  Pirie,  Jun.,  M.D. 

Treasurer — John  Bulloch,  Brassfounder. 

Actuary  and  Secretary — John  Crombie,  Accountant. 

Bankers — The  Bank  of  Scotland. 


SHIPPING    COMPANIES. 


ABERDEEN  STEAM  NAVIGATION  COMPANY. 
Steam  Ships. 

Tons.     H.P.  Commander. 

City  of  London  (iron) 1116       420       William  Campbell,  jun. 

Earl  of  Aberdeen  (iron) 907        375       Thomas  Howling. 

Aberdeen  and  London  Trade. 

One  of  the  above-named  Steam-ships  leaves  Aberdeen  every  Wednesday, 
and  London  on  the  same  day. 

Agent — G.  Anderson,  Aberdeen  Steam  Wharf,  257,  Wapping,  London. 
Manager — John  Smith,  Waterloo  Quay,  Aberdeen. 


COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY.  29 


THE  NORTHERN  STEAM  NAVIGATION  CO. 

Steam  Ships. 

Gambia Captain  "William  CargilL 

Kangaroo Captain  John  Anderson. 

Ply  between  Aberdeen  and  London  twice-a-week. 

Alex.  Dunn,  Agent,  48,  Lime  Street,  London,  E.C. 
David  Dunn,  Manager,  Waterloo  Quay,  Aberdeen. 


ABERDEEN,  LEITH,  AND  CLYDE  SHIPPING  COMPANY. 
Directors. 


I 

Robert  Catto 

"William  Yeats' 
Simpson  Shepherd 
George  Henry 


Wm.  L.  Thomson 
benjamin  Moir 
'John  Sutherland 


Steam- Ships. 

Tons.  H.P.  Commanders. 

Prince  Consort 622 300 Robert  Parrott. 

Hamburgh 693 260 Hugh  Geddes. 

Sovereign 417 200 Jno.  Masson. 

Victory  (Steam  Tug) 60 60 

Edinburgh  and  Aberdeen  Passage. 

From  Aberdeen,  every  Tuesday  and  Friday  night,  and  from  Granton  Pier, 
Edinburgh,  every  Tuesday  and  Friday  morning. 

Edinburgh,  Aberdeen,  Caithness,  Orkney,  &  Shetland 
Passage. 

The  Splendid  and  Powerful  New  Iron  Paddle- Wheel  Steamer,  "Prince 
Consort,"  leaves  Granton  Pier,  Edinburgh,  every  Friday  morning,  and  Aber- 
deen the  same  afternoon,  for  Wick  and  Kirkwall ;  and,  during  summer,  for  Ler- 
wick, carrying  H.M.'s  Mails. 

The  Splendid  and  Powerful  Steam-ship,  "Hamburgh,"  leaves  Granton  Pier, 
Edinburgh,  every  Tuesday  morning,  and  Aberdeen  the  same  afternoon,  for  Wick 
and  Thurso. 

Returning  as  follows :— From  Lerwick  on  Monday  evening,  from  Kirkwall 
on  Tuesday  morning,  from  Thurso  on  Friday  morning,  and  from  Wick,  during 
summer,  every  Tuesday  and  Friday  forenoon,  for  Aberdeen  and  Granton  Pier, 
Edinburgh. 

The  Clipper  Schooner  "Fairy,"  sails  regularly,  during  Winter,  between 
Aberdeen  and  Lerwick,  carrying  H.M.'s  Mails. 

Agents. 

Edinburgh,  Leith,  and  Granton— George  Mathieson. 

Wick James  Crawford       I      Kirkwall William  Flett 

Tnurso Jno.  Sutherland        j     Lerwick Robertson  &  Merrylees 

Manager—John  Milne,  62,  Marischal  Street,  Aberdeen 
C 


30  COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 

ABERDEEN  &  NEWCASTLE  STEAM  NAVIGATION  CO. 

Directors. 

Capt.  AL  Duthie      |  And.  Anderson  j|         George  Yule 

AL  Duthie  Wm.  Connan  J.  Ligertwood 

A.  A.  Symmers  George  Yeats  |         A.  Eddie 

The  steam-ship  "Victoria,"  279  tons,  110  horse  power,  J.  Urquhart,  com- 
mander, sails  from  Aberdeen  every  Wednesday,  and  from  Newcastle  every 
Saturday ;  and,  during  the  summer  months,  sails  for  Peterhead  every  ^"fisday 
morning,  returning  the  same  evening. 

Managers— Nisbet  and  Robertson,  47,  Marischal  Street,  Aberdeen. 
Agent— Robert  Storey,  Fenwick's  Entry,  Quayside,  Newcastle. 


ABERDEEN,  GRIMBSY,  &  HULL  STEAM  PACKET  CO. 

Directors; 

Hardy  Robinson  John  Ligertwood       I       Henry  C.  Oswald 

Thomas  Melville,  Jan.  John  Keith  I!       George  Yule 

William  Shirres  Neil  Smith,  Jun.  Charles  M'Gregor 

The  Iron  Screw  Steamer  "Aberdeenshire,"  270  Tons,  50  Horse  Power,  Wra 
Talbot,  Commander,  sails  weekly. 

Manager — James  Nisbet,  47,  Marischal  Street. 

Agent — William  Dyson,  Jun.,  23,  Humber  Dock  Walls,  HuEL 


ABERDEEN  AND  NEWCASTLE  TRADE. 

"Scottish  Maid,"  Gordon;  "Aberdonian,"  Craig;  and  "Nonsuch,"  Black 
sail  from  Aberdeen  and  Newcastle  every  Saturday, 

Owner— George  Leslie,  11,  Quay,  Aberdeen. 

Agent— John  Ochiltree,  Quayside,  Newcastle. 


RAILWAY    COMPANIES. 


SCOTTISH  NORTH-EASTERN  RAILWAY  COMPANY. 

Incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament,  1856. 
Directors. 

Chairman — John  Stirling  of  Kippendavie. 
Deputy-Chairman — Alexandeb  Miller  of  Ashford,  Middlesex. 


George  Birnie  of  Johnston 
Major  N.  T.  Christie,  Aberdeen 
Andrew  Davidson  of  Percy 
John  Murray  of  Polmaise 
AL  Nicol,  merchant,  Aberdeen 


Alexander  Pirie,  jun.,  Aberdeen 
William  D.  Proctor,  Glammis 
Alexander  Thomson  of  Banchory 
Hugh  Watson,  Keillor 


COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY.  31 

Caw  ,4ffen**-Messrs  Chalmers  and  Farquhar,  advocates,  Aberdeen;  and  Messrs 
Christopher,  Kerr,  &  Co.,  writers,  Dundee. 

Auditors— George   Marquis,    accountant,  Aberdeen;    and  James   Morison, 

accountant,  Perth. 

Traffic  Manager— William  Esplin.        Secretary— Irvine  Kempt 

"  ABERDEEN"  CAPITAL  STOCK. 

Ordinary  Stock— £830,000,  in  16,600  shares  of  £50  each. 

Additional  Capital-£276,666  13s.  4d.,  in  33,200  shares  of  £8  6s.  8d,  each. 

Additional  Capital— £150,000,  in  30,000  shares  of  £5  each. 

Additional  Capital— £73,174  13s.  74 

Do.  do.       £63,650 19s.  4<L 

"  SCOTTISH  MIDLAND"  CAPITAL  STOCK. 

Ordinary  Stock— £600,000,  in  24,000  shares  of  £25  each. 


GREAT  NORTH  OP  SCOTLAND  RAILWAY  COMPANY. 

Incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament,  1846. 

Directors. 

Chairman— Sir  J.  D.  H.  Elphinstone  of  Horn  and  Logie-Elphinstone,  Bart.  M.P. 


George  Elmsly,  Aberdeen 
Peter  Brown  of  Dunkinty,  Elgin 
John  Blaikie  of  Craigiebuckler 
Newell  Burnett,  Aberdeen 
James  Crombie,  Cothal  Mills 


Lieut-Col.  Knight  Erskine  of  Pittodrie 
Alexander  Jopp,  Aberdeen 
John  Stewart,  Aberdeen 
George  Thomson  of  Boynsmill,  Man- 
chester 


Solicitors— Messrs  Adam  and  Anderson,  Aberdeen. 
Auditors— R.  Fletcher  and  J.  A.  Sinclair. 
—Alex.  Gibb,  C.E.,  Aberdeen.        Traffic  Manager— Viva.  Walker. 
Secretary  and  General  Manager— Robert  Milne,  C.E. 


DEESIDE  RAILWAY  COMPANY. 

Incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament,  1846. 

capital : — 

Deeside  Railway  Act,  1852,  in  10,625  shares  of  £10  each,        ...      £106,250  0  0 

Deeside  Railway  Extension  Act,  1857,  in  8,000  shares  of  £10  each,    80,000  0  0 

Total  Capital,       ...     £186,250  0  0 

Directors. 

Chairman— John  Duncan,  Advocate. 
Vice-  Chairman— Patrick  Davidson  of  Inchmarlo. 
Alexander  J.  Kinloch  of  Park  Andrew    Robertson,    Her    Majesty's 

Alexander  B.  Whyte,  Merchant  Commissioner,  Balmoral 

William  Henderson,  Architect  Robert  Smith  of  Glenmillan,  Advocate 

P.  L  Gordon  of  Craigmyle 

Auditors— J.  A.  Sinclair,  and  George  Marquis. 
Secretary  and  General  Manager— W.  B.  Ferguson. 


32  COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 


FOREIGN  CONSULS,  &c. 
g£S ™§m-^T-h0m' 12'  Commerce  Street 

j5£S!T ZZ'ZZZZ "i  ' 3   "  7' Erederick  street 

Netherlands .".".!!  j 

frus?ia I  Arthur  Thomson,  Bank  of  Scotland 

Sjjg* j         Court,  35,  Castle  Street 

Sweden  and  Norway 

Hamburgh.... 

S^^ ZZZZ,  fWm.  L.  Thomson,  Thomson's  Court,  21, 

Hans  Town...  . f        Regent  Qua 

Mecklenburg-Schwerin * 

United  States 


I' 


Surveyor  of  Shipping  for  Lloyds— Wm.  Wallis,  Marischal  Street 

Lloyds'  Agent— James  Aiken,  jun.,  Marischal  Street. 

Government  Emigration  Agent— J.  T.  Rennie,  Marischal  Street. 


MERCANTILE  MARINE  BOARD. 

Office— 28,  Regent  Quay. 
Chairman,  ex  of Jiciis— The  Lord  Provost. 

Elected  by  Board  of  Trade. 

G.  Thompson,  jun. ;  W.  Duthie ;  George  Leslie ;  and  W.  Hogarth. 

Elected  by  the  Shipowners. 

Henry  Adamson ;   Alexander  Nicol ;    Benjamin   Moir  ;    Robert  Catto,  jun, 
Wm.  Rose,  and  John  Cook. 

Examiner  in  Navigation — Robert  A.  Gray,  A.M. 

Examiner  in  Seamanship — Captain  George  Brock. 

Shipping-Master — George  Brock. 

Deputy- Shipping-Master  and  Secretary  to  the  Board— James  F.  Kellas. 

Receiver,  &c,  Merchant  Seamen's  Fund— George  Brock. 

Shipwright  Surveyor — John  Duthie,  jun. 

Engineer  Surveyors— -Thomson,  HalL  Catto,  &  Co. 


ABERDEEN  CORN  EXCHANGE  COMPANY. 
Directors. 

Chairman — James  Horn.  Secretary — James  W.  Barclay. 

Treasurer — John  Webster. 


John  F.  White 
James  Robb 
James  Barron 
Alex.  Campbell 
James  Cochrane 


James  Stoddart 
James  Craighead 
Robert  Kemp 
Jonathan  Mess 


COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 


33 


ABERDEEN  STOCK  EXCHANGE. 
Members. 


Wm.  Adamson 
James  Black 
We  Duncan, 
John  Ferguson 
Robert  Fletcher 


William  Gordon 
Charles  George 
James;  George 
Robt.  B.  Home 
Lauchlan  M'Kinnon 


Henry  C.  Oswald 
John  T.  Rennie 
George  Reith 
Alex.  Stephen 


Committee— Robert  Fletcher,  Chairman;  William  Gordon,  Charles  George, 
Alexander  Stephen ;  and  Robert  B.  Home,  Secrttary. 


ABERDEEN  LIME  COMPANY. 

Provost  Blaikie's  Quay. 

gttb-Committee— Alexander  NicoL  Henry  Adamson,  R.  Williamson,  Bendauch, 
Andrew  Anderson,  Thomas  Ruxton,  James  Stoddart,  Airyburn,  James 
Craighead,  Millden,  Belhelvie. 

Managers— Murray  and  Morison. 


ABERDEEN  COMMERCIAL  COMPANY. 


Committee  of  Management. 


George  Thompson,  Jun.,  Esq.  of  Pit- 

medden 
Nathaniel  Farquhar,  Esq.,  Advocate 
Alexander  Davidson,  Esq.  of  Desswood 
Manager— James  Horn. 


Anthony  A.  Blaikie,  Esq.  of  Pitfodete 
James  Hay  Chalmers,  Esq.,  Advocate 
George  Milne,  Esq.  of  Kinaldie 
James  Horn,  Esq.  of  Pitmedden 
Secretary — William  Black. 


ABERDEEN  MARKET  COMPANY. 

Incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament,  1839. 

CAPITAL.— £50,000. 

Chairman — James  Murray. 


Robert  Shand 
Alex.  Chivas 
David  Gill 
James  0.  Haigh 
George  Lyall 
Dr  James  Will 
William  Yeats 


Directors. 

James  Murray 
James  Sim 
Alex.  Abercrombie 
W.  J.  Lumsden 
Lambert  Barron 
Neil  Smith,  jun. 
Col.  Munro 


Thomas  Sangster 

George  Collie 

Thos.  Melville,  jun. 

D.  R.  Morice 

Charles  Ruxton 

The  Rev.  W.  R.  Pirie,  D.D. 

James  Littlejohn 


Agents — Adam  and  Anderson,  Advocates 
Superintendent/— James  Morison        Architect— William  Smith 

c2 


34 


COMMERCIAL  DIRECTORY. 


THE  NORTHERN  AGRICULTURAL  COMPANY. 


30,  Waterloo  Quay. 


Directors. 


Ales.  Anderson,  Advocate,  Aberdeen 
James  Bisset,  Banker,  Insch 
John  Blaikie  of  Craigiebuckler,  Aber- 
deen 
Robert  Brown,  Bankhead,  Midmar 
Robert  Copland,  Haddo  House 
*Anthony  Cruickshank,  Sittyton 
Robert  Cruickshank,  Merchant,  Aber- 
deen 
*  Alexander  Fraser,  Advocate,  do. 
John    Garland,    Cairnton,    Laurence- 
kirk 
♦Alexander  Gibb,  C.E.,  Aberdeen 
Jameg  Henderson,    Architect,    Aber- 
deen 
John  Humphrey,  late  of  Pitmedden 


David  Fraser  of    Dairncleugh  Aber- 
deen 
Baillie  John  Fraser 
James  Gordon,  M.D.,  Old  Aberdeen 
James  Morrison,  Balhagardy,  Inverury 
Walter  Scott,  Glendronach,  Huntly 
Robert  Shand,  Advocate,  Aberdeen 
*James  Sim  of  Stockethill,  do 
Robert  Simpson  of  Cobairdy,  Huntly 
♦Alexander  Stronach   of    Drumallan, 

Aberdeen 
*Thomas  Tait,  Inverury  Mills 
♦Alexander  B.    Whyte,    Merchant, 

Aberdeen 
Alexander  Ross  Walker,  Wester  Fin- 
tray 
George  Yeats,  Merchant,  Aberdeen 


Those  marked  *  are  the  sub-committee. 
Manager— Alex.  Anderson. 


GAS  LIGHT  COMPANY  OF  ABERDEEN. 
Directors   and   Committee   of  Management. 


Chairman— John  Webster. 

Alex.  Glbb 


Wm.  Adam 
James  F.  Beattie 
Newell  Burnett 
Anthony  Cruickshank 
Manager  and  Secretary — George  Gordon. 

Assistant  Superintendent — James  Chalmers. 
Collectors — James  Crane,  Alex.  W.  Ledingham,  and  John  B.  Simpson. 
Meter  Inspector — James  Jolly. 
Clerks— Geo.  C.  Robb,  and  John  C.  Abell. 


James  Giles 
James  Sim 
John  Webster 
Superintendent — James  Leslie. 


THE  ABERDEEN  MUSIC  HALL  COMPANY  (LIMITED.) 
Directors. 


Chairman— John  Webster. 


Robert  Abernethy 

G.  B.  Bothwell 

George  Brown 

Newell  Burnjett 

Robert  Catto 

Alex.  Davidson  of  Desswood 

Wm.  Henderson,  Architect 


George  Jamieson 
Wm.  Leslie 
Alex.  Pirie,  jun. 
Hardy  Robinson 
Arthur  Thomson 
G.  Thompson,  jun. 
Alex.  B.  Whyte 


Auditors— Messrs  H.  A.  Smith  and  John  Crombie. 
Secretaries  and  Law  Agents—Messrs  Kennedy  &  Fraser,  Advocates,  Aberdeen. 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY. 
GALENA  INVESTMENT  COMPANY. 

Chairman— Thomas   Sangster. 
Directors. 


35 


James  Murray 
Wm.  Skinner 
Win.  M'Kinnon 


John  Keith 
Al.  C.  Matthew 


Cashier  and  Agent  in  4  6mfee»— Alexander  Stronach,  Advocate,  King  Street. 


MICHIGAN  INVESTMENT  COMPANY. 

Established,  1839. 


Directors. 


John  Webster 
A.  C.  Matthew 
John  Keith 
John  Smith 


Wm.  M'Combie 
Charles  F.  Griffith 
George  Jamieson 
Wm.  Mitchell 


Cashiers  and  Agents— Murray  and  M'Combie,  Advocates,  Union  Street. 


Butiam  IV  —  i egal  girwtej. 


SOCIETY  OF  ADVOCATES. 


[Incorporated  by  Royal  Charters, 

President,  John  Smith—  Treasurer, 

1802 


Thos  Sangster  n 

1807 
C.  Winchester  n 

1808 
John  Duthie 

1812 

►fChas.  Chalmers  n 
Alex.  Copland 

1813 

Thomas  Reid  n 

1816 
Jas.  Ferguson  n 


John  Cadenhead 

James  Simpson 

George  Wilson 

1817 
Alex.  Gibbon 
*t James  Murray  n 
Jas.  M 'Hardy  n 
William  Smith  n 

1818 

*W.  Adam  n 
*fAlex.  Stronach  n 

1819 
*tfJohn  Smith  n 


W.  Robison 


1774,  1799.] 
John  Duncan. 

Geo.  Johnston  n 

1821 

John  Fleming  n 

Alex.  Chivas  n 

tJ  James  Edmond  n 

1822 

*tt  John  Angus  n 


James  Russel  n 

fAlex.  Fraser  n 

*ti  John  Duncan  n 


*tJN.  Burnett  n 
Alex  Jopp 
Wm.  Garrow 


36 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY 


1826 

1836 

1848 

Wm.  Ross  n 

John  Stuart  n 

George  Cadenhead 

fJohn  Blaikie  n 

♦Anth.  A.  Blaikie 

1827 

Thomas  Ruxton 

fAlex.  Anderson  n 

1837 

1849 

♦Robert  Shand  n 

♦{David  MitcheU 

C.  G.  Grainger 

John  Ferguson 

1828 

♦{D.  R.  Morice  n 

D.  G.  Cattanach 

Alex.  Daniel 

fJames  Brebner 

1838 

1851 

Alex  Henderson 

John  Barron  » 

1829 

James  Paull 

Nath.  Farquhar 
AL  Macdonald  » 

1839 
Jas.  Williamson 

John  Davidson 
Robert  Adam  n 

Wm.  Skinner  n 

♦fRobert  Smith  n 

1852 

fFran.  Edmond  n 

♦fAlex.  Davidosn 

Alexander  Ross 

fJohn  Robertson 

1830 

Alex.  Harvey 

1840 

1853 

Colin  A.  Philip 

William  Hunter 

James  Leask 

John  Paterson 

Alex  Flockhart 

♦William  Paul 

Jonn  Anderson  » 

♦John  Ligertwood 

William  Moir 

1831 

1841 

1854 

Francis  Clerihew 

Alex.  Duthie  n 

J.  H.  Chalmers 

*f  And.  Murray  n 

John  Allan 

JChas.  Duncan  n 

fF.  J.  Cochran 

James  Collie  n 

JR.  Ligertwood  n 

J.  B.  M'Combien 

John  Coutts 

John  Reid 

Patrick  Davidson  n 

JWm.  F.  Ogg 

WiUiam  Irvine 

1855 

James  Geddes 

1842 

§Peter  Duguid 

John  Webster 

James  Garden 

§G.  C.  Fraser 

♦L.  M'Kinnon,  jr.  n 

Thos.  Mackenzie 

1832 

§Chas.  F.  Runcy 

Marianus  Massie 

1843 

fD.  H.  Kennedy 

Charles  Thomson 

John  Watt 

%  John  Duncan,  jun. 

William  Forbes 
►t  John  Clark 

tR.  S.  F.  Spottiswood 

1856 

1844 

John  Thomson 

1833 
Thomas  Primrose 
L.  M'Kinnon,  sen. 

George  Allan 
fJohn  D.  Milne 
William  Speid 

J.  Watt,  jun.  n 

William  Dunn 

J  Andrew  Jopp  n 

Lessel  Stephen 

1834 

1845 

George  Collie 

John  Yeats 
Tho.  J.  Bremner 

James  Bryce 

1857 

Thomas  Ewen 

1846 

Thos.     A.      W. 

Alexander  Torrie 

Youngson 

♦Lambert  Barron 

{George  Walker 
Norval  Clyne 

Alex.  Stronach,  jr. 

1835 

1858 

John  Humphrey 

1847 

Alex.  E.  Smith 

George  Grant 

Patrick  Cooper  a 

♦Alex.  Edmond  n 

David  Reith 

Wm.  L.  Reid  n 

JohnMuill 

Wm.  Adam,  jun. 

Lewis  Chalmers 

1859 

1836 

1848 

JJn.  S.  Henderson 

J  George  Grub 

Al.  Simpson,  sen. 

JWm.  Anderson 

William  Yeats  n 

Al.  Simpson,  jun.         1 

John  G.  Dawson 

George  Grub,  Lecturer  on  Scots  Law  and  Conveyancing,  and  Librarian. 
John  Clark,  Factor  and  Cashier     J         Thomas  Wood,  Officer. 
*  Committe  of  Funds,   f  Land  Committee,   f  Examinators.  §  Agents  for  the  Poor 
Those  having  n  attached  to  their  names  are  Notaries  Public. 


LEGAL  DIRECTORY.  37 

CIRCUIT  COURT  OF  JUSTICIARY. 

The  Circuit  Court  of  Justiciary,  for  the  counties  of  Aberdeen,  Banff,  and 
Kincardine,  meets  at  Aberdeen  twice  a-year,  in  the  months  of  April  and  Sep- 
tember, for  the  trial  of  criminal  cases,  by  one  or  two  of  the  Lords.  Appeals  in 
certain  civil  cases  from  the  inferior  courts  are  also  heard  by  this  court. 


SHERIFF  COURT. 

Sheriff— Archibald  Davidson,  Advocate. 

Sheriff-Substitutes— Win.  Watson,  W.S.,  John  Angus,  &  Alex.  Fraser,  Advocates. 

Sheriff-Substitute  at  Peterhead — James  Skelton,  W.S. 

Sheriff-Clerk — Nathaniel  Farquhar,  Advocate. 

Clerics-Depute— J.  G.  Leslie,  J.  Watt,  and  Wm.  DanieL 

Cleric-Depute  at  Peterhead— TL.  Maitland. 

Procurator  Fiscal — Alex.  Simpson,  jun.,  Advocate. 

Assistants— Alex.  Henderson,  Advocate,  and  Geo.  Cadenhead,  Advocate. 

Auditor— J.  G.  Leslie.  Bar  Officer— Robert  Shaw. 

Court  days  at  Aberdeen— Wednesday  and  Friday,  at  10  o'clock,  a.m.,  during  the 
Sessions :  and  at  Peterhead,  on  Tuesday  and  Thursday. 


COMMISSARY  COURT. 


Commissary Archibald  Davidson. 

Commissaries-Depute Wm.  Watson  and  John  Angus. 

Commissary  Clerk John  Blaikie,  Advocate 

Commissary  Clerk-Depute..Charles  Warrack. 
Procurator-Fiscal Alex.  Simpson,  jun. 


SHERIFF  SMALL-DEBT  AND  CIRCUIT  COURT. 

The  ordinary  Small  Debt  Court  at  Aberdeen,  is  held  on  Thursday,  at  10 
o'clock,  a.il,  weekly,  during  Sessions  of  the  court,  and  once  or  twice  during 
vacation. 

Clerk-Depute — John  G.  Leslie. 

The  Circuit  Small  Debt  Courts  are  held  at  Tarland,  Inverury,  Huntly,  Tur- 
riff, Old  Deer,  and  Fraserburgh,  once  every  three  months. 

J.  Skene,  Tarland  j  James  Nicol,  Turriff 

W.  Taylor,  Inverury  David  Cruden,  Old  Deer 

W.  Murdoch,  Inverury  |  John  Dunlop,  Fraserburgh 


Are  the  persons  who  respectively  issue  summonses,  &c,  to  be  brought  in  these 
Courts :  and  a  Clerk  from  Aberdeen  officiates  at  these  Courts. 


38  LEGAL  DIRECTORY. 

BURGH  OR  BAILLIE  COURT. 

The  Lord  Provost. 
Baillies  : — 

Henry  C.  Oswald  David  M 'Hardy 

William  Ross  |  John  Fraser 

Clerk — Town-Clerk  Depute.  Legal  Assessor — James  Simpson,  Advocate. 

Procurator-Fiscal— George  Cadenhead  Officers  of  Court— Town-Sergeants. 

The  Court  day  is  Saturday,  at  11  o'clock,  a.m.,  during  the  same  Sessions  as 
the  Sheriff  Court. 


JUSTICE  OF  PEACE  COURT. 

The  Quarter  Sessions  are  held  on  the  first  Tuesday  of  the  months  of  March, 
May,  August,  and  last  Tuesday  of  October.  Special  Sessions  are  occasionally 
held. 

Clerk— James  A.  Sinclair.  ClerkDepute— John  G.  Leslie. 

Procurator-Fiscal — J.  D.  Milne. 


JUSTICE  OF  PEACE  SMALL-DEBT  COURT. 

The  Aberdeen  District  Court  sits  every  fortnight,  on  Monday,  at  11  o'clock, 
A.M.,  for  the  trial  of  Small-Debt  Cases  under  £5,  by  6  Geo.  IV.,  c.  4a 

Judges— Any  two  Justices  of  Peace.  Clerk— J.  A.  Sinclair. 

Clerk-Depute — J.  G.  Leslie. 

Districts  and  Depute- Clerks. 


Aberdeen John  G.  Leslie 

Alford H.  M'Conach,  Forbes 

Braemar James  Smith,  Ballater 

Deer D.  Cruden,  Old  Deer 

Ellon John  Rae 

Garioch John  Shand,  Pitcaple 


Kincardine 

Peterhead Robert  Maitland 

Rathen  and  Fra->  J.  Dunlop,  Fraser- 

serburgh |      burgh 

Huntly W.Taylor 

Turriff , James  Nicol 


Holidays.— New  Year's  Day,  the  Queen's  Birthday,  and  Christmas  Day, 
are  kept  as  Holidays  at  the  Sheriff  Clerks',  Commissary  Clerk's,  and  Justice  of 
Peace  Clerk's  Offices. 


POLICE  COURT. 

Judge — The  Sitting  Magistrate. 
Procurator-Fiscal— George  Cadenhead.        Clerk— Town-Clerk  Depute. 

^"  All  the  Courts,  except  the  Baillie  and  Police  Courts,  meet  in  the  New 
Court  House,  Castle  Street.  The  Sheriff,  Commissary,  Justice  of  Peace,  and 
Small  Debt  Clerk's  Offices  are  in  the  Record  Hall,  27,  King  Street.  Hours  of 
Attendance— from  10  o'clock,  a.m.,  to  4,  p.m.    Saturdays— 10  a.m.  to  2  p.m. 


LEGAL   DIRECTORY. 

COMMUTATION  ROAD  TRUSTEES. 

General  Clerk— Newell  Burnett,  Aberdeen. 


39 


Districts  &  District  Clerks. 


1— Deer David  Cruden,  Old  Deer 

2— Ellon Alexander  Ross,  Advocate,  Aberdeen 

3 — Garioch A.  S.  M'Lean,  Inverury 

4r— Kincardine  O'Neil James  Ogg,  Bank  Agent,  Aboyne 

5— Turriff John  Rose 

6— Aberdeen R.  Smith,  Advocate,  Aberdeen 

7 — Alford Hugh  M'Connach,  Schoolmaster,  Alford 

8— Huntly Alex.  Stewart,  Writer 

9 — Town  of  Aberdeen. James  Simpson,  Advocate,  Aberdeen 


MESSENGERS-AT-AEMS. 


James  Johnston,  Aberdeen 
Robert  Shaw,  do. 

John  Moir  do. 

Alex.  Leslie  do. 

James  M'Kinnon,  Huntly 
Joseph  Nicol,  Kincardine  O'Neil 


Adam  Gray,  Peterhead 
James  Hutchison,  do. 
Grant  Imlah,  do. 

Charles  Dunbar,  Fraserburgh 
J.  D.  M'Nee,  Turriff 


SHERIFF  OFFICERS. 


Charles  Dawson,  Aberdeen 
George  LyelL  do. 

James  Home,  do. 

James  Johnston,  do. 
Robert  Webster,  do. 
John  Moir,  do. 

Alexander  Leslie,  do. 
Robert  Turnbull,  do. 
John  Hendry,  do. 

George  Fraser,  Woodside 
Andrew  Milne,  Foveran 
William  Rue,  Cruden 
Adam  Gray,  Peterhead 
Jas.  Hutchison,    do. 
Robert  Adam,        do. 
Robert  Daniel,      do. 
Grant  Imlah,         do. 
William  Smith,     do. 
John  Leslie,  do. 

George  Cockburn,  Longside 
John  Thom,  do. 

Alex.  Thompson,         do. 
Charles  Dunbar,  Fraserburgh 
Thomas  Robertson,  do 
George  Taylor,  Keith 


William  DalzieL  Strichfen 

James  A  die,  do. 

George  Wilson,  New  Pitsligo 

John  Thom,  New  Deer 

J.  D.  M'Nee,  Turriff 

John  George,    do. 

George  Webster,  Old  Meldrum 

William  Mitchell,  Whitehouse 

George  Simpson,  Skellater,  Strathdoti 

John  Law,  Lumsden  Village,  Auchin- 

doir 
James  M'Kinnon,  Huntly 
W.  Kennedy,  Insch 
George  Robertson,  Inverury 
John  Dawson,  do. 
Joseph  Nicol,  Kincardine  O'Neil 
Peter  Cran,  Ballater 
Alex.  Davidson,  Tullich 
Wm.  Skene,  Tarland 
J.  Mennie,  Banchory 
Joseph  Jenkins,  Banff 
John  Morrison,      do. 
Robert  Cormack,  Fyvie 
Hector  Angus,  Ellon 
Rushmore,  StuartfisM 


40  MEDICAL  DIRECTORY. 


S&utium  V.— P^trkal  girwteff* 


MEDICO-CHIKUKGICAL  SOCIETY. 

President— Peter  Redfern,  M.D.  Secretary— George  Carr,  M.D. 

Curator  of  Museum — R.  Smith,  Surgeon.  Librarian — Wm.  Fraser,  Surgeon. 

Treasurer — Francis  Edmond,  Advocate. 


MEDICAL    SCHOOL. 

ST.  PAUL  STREET. 

Professor  of  Medicine  and  Chemistry Andrew  Fyfe,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Surgery David  Kerr,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Medicine Joseph  Williamson,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Midwifery George  Rainy,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Materia  Medica Robert  Rattray,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Medical  Jurisprudence Duncan  Reid,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Botany Rev.  J.  C.  Brown,  LL.D. 

Lecturer  on  Institutes  of  Medicine John  Christie,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Anatomy  and  Physiology Peter  Redfern,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Natural  History  (including  Geology)... Hey.  J.  Longmuir,  LL.D. 

Keeper— James  Anderson. 


KOYAL  INFIRMAET— 1740. 

Physicians. 

Robert  Dyce,  M.D.  |  Geo.  J.  Nicol,  M.D. 

Alex.  Kilgour,  M.D.  |  Wm.  Williamson,  M.D. 

Besident  Physicians'  Assistant— Archibald  Maclean. 

Surgeons. 

J.  Cadenhead,  M.D.,  Ophthalmic  Sur- 


W.  Laing,  M.D.,  Consulting  Surgeon 
William  Keith,  M.D. 
William  Pirrie,  M.D. 


David  Kerr,  M.D. 
P.  Redfern,  M.D. 


Besident  Surgeons'  Assistant — William  Ironside. 

Besident  Superintendent  Apothecary — Robt.  Rattray,  M.D. 

Chaplain — Rev.  John  Massie.  Treasurer  and  Clerk— William  Walker. 

Auditor — Andrew  Masson,  Accountant.  Matron — Mrs  J.  Smith. 

Lecturer  on  Clinical  Medicine — Ales.  Kilgour,  M.D. 

Lecturer  on  Clinical  Surgery— -William  Keith,  M.D. 


MEDICAL    DIRECTORY.  41 

EOYAL  LUNATIC  ASYLUM-1800. 
Resident  Officials. 

Resident  Physician  and  Superintendent — Robert  Jamieson,  M.D. 
House  Steward— Edward  Savage.      Matron— Miss  Elrick. 

M  on-Resident   Officials. 

Consulting  Physician — Dr.  Macrobin.         Chaplain — Rev.  John  Massie. 
Treasurer  and  Clerk — Win.  Walker. 


GENERAL  DISPENSARY,  LYING-IN,  AND  VACCINE 
INSTITUTION— 1823. 

UPPERKIRKGATE. 

For  supplying  Advice  and  Medicine  to  the  sick  poor,  and  to  such  as  are  unfit 
patients  for  the  Infirmary,  at  their  own  houses.  Supported  by  voluntary  contri- 
bution. 

President— The  Lord  Provost.  Vice-Presidents— Dr.  Moir  &  Geo.  Henry. 

Secretary — John  Watt.  Treausrer — Alexander  Anderson. 

Medical  Attendants. 

Dr.  A.  Reith  I  Dr.  Robert  Smith 

,,,    John  Paterson  „    James  H.  Forsyth 

„    John  Galen  |  „    William  Eraser 

Vaccinator — Dr.  Galen.  Apothecary — John  Urquhart. 

Collector  and  Attendant — John  Middleton.  & 

Patients  admitted  every  morning  at  half -past  9  o'clock ;  Medicines  dispensed 
every  afternoon  at  half -past  3  o'clock ;  and  Vaccination  performed  every  Wednes- 
day at  3  o'clock. 


OPHTHALMIC  INSTITUTION,  FOR  DISEASES 
OF  THE  EYE. 

CROWN  COURT — 36,    UPPERKIRKGATE. 

Under  the  Patronage  of  the  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Aberdeen,  the  Convener 
<of  the  County,  and  the  Hon.  the  County  Club. 

Surgeon — Dr.  Cadenhead. 

Attendance — Monday,  Wednesday,  and  Friday,  at  2-30,  pm. 

D 


42  ECCLESIASTICAL    DIRECTORY. 


jSjcrifon  VI.— €ttUmmixml  gmdorir. 


ESTABLISHED  CHUSCH  OF  SCOTLAND. 

Names.  "Where  Situated.  Ministers.  Residences. 

East  Parish Union  Street Robert  Flint 9,  Affleck  Street 

Principal  Beadle — Alexander  Scat terty,  5,  Correction  Wynd 

West  Parish Union  Street James  Forsyth,  D.D.19,  Rubislaw  Terrace 

Principal  Beadle — John  Gray,  7,  Skene  Street 

North  Parish King  Street John  Wilson {^fee^6'    *?* 

Principal  Beadle— George  Milne,  63,  Queen  Street 
South  Parish Belmont  Street Thomas  Dewar 4,  Mackie  Place 

Principal  Beadle — James  Ewen,  32,  Belmont  Street 
Greyfriars  Parish.... Broad  Street James  Smith 26S,  George  Street 

Principal  Beadle — William  Chisholm,  48,  Longacre 
St.  Clement's  Parish. St.  Clement  Street.James  Fraser 1S5,  King  Street 

Principal  Beadle — John  Gillanders,  1,  Commerce  Lane 

John  Knox's Mounthooly Charles  Skene 34,  Chapel  Street 

Gilcomston.... Summer  Street David  Milne 16,  Silver  Street 

Holburn Wellington  Place. ..John  Milne 51,  Chapel  Street 

Principal  Beadle — Peter  Johnston,  59,  Huntly  Street 


EEEE  CHURCH  OF  SCOTLAND. 

Names.  Where  Situated.  Ministers.  Residences. 

East Belmont  Street J.  C.  M'Phail 9,  Carden  Place 

Principal  Beadle — Joseph  Lawrence,  13,  Blackfriars  Street 

West >>elmont  Street A.  D.Davidson,  D.D...126,  Crown  Street 

Principal  Beadle — Alexander  Barnett,  31,  Upperkirkgate 

South Belmont  Street John  Adam 30,  Bon-Accord  Ter. 

Principal  Beadle— William  Donald,  27,  Blackfriars  Street 

„     ,  ,_. '     „    ,,  ,,.      /       (John  Murray,  D.l) 69,  Dee  Street 

^ortn West  North  Street...  |G<?orge  Campbell 22,  Victoria  St.  West 

Principal  Beadle — William  Ross,  47,  Frederick  Street 

Melville Correction  Wynd William  Primrose 19,  North  Silver  St. 

Principal  Beadle — James  Henry,  19,  Queen  Street 

Gaelic Gaelic  Lane Colin  Sniclair 10,  North  Silver  St. 

Principal  Beadle — Robert  Mackay,  6,  Black's  Buildings 

Bon-Accord Union  Terrace Charles  Ross 19,  Union  Terrace 

Principal  Beadle — David  Edward,  3,  Denburn 

Trinity Crown  Street David  Simpson 6,  Carden  Place 

Principal  Beadle — Alexander  Lennie,  12£,  Kidd  Lane 

Greyfriars George  Street John  Thomson 90,  King  Street 

Principal  Beadle— Francis  Russel,  17,  Denburn  Terrace 

Gilcomston Huntly  Street W.  M'Gilvray,  D.D...9,  North  Silver  Street 

Principal  Beadle— John  Garden,  78,  College  Street 

Union Shiprow Alexander  Bannatyne. Albert,  Street  North 

Principal  Beadle— John  Sim,  23,  Frederick  Street 

St.  Clement's. ..Prince  Regent  Street.. .Alexander  Spence Castle  Hill 

Principal  Beadle— Wm.  Donald,  11,  Crooked  Lane 

John  Knox's.. .Gerrard  Street John  Stephen -j  '  comgjon  eC 

Principal  Beadle— Fergus  Macandrew,  50,  Loch  Street 

Holburn Bon-Accord  Ter Wrill.  L.  Mitchell 59,  Victoria  St.  Vvrest 

Principal  Beadle— Donald  Sinclair,  85,  Chapel  Street 

Mariners Commerce  Street John  Longmuir,  LLD..15,  East  North  Street 

Principal  Beadle — Alexander  Forbes,  27,  Justice  Street 


ECCLESIASTICAL  DIRECTORY. 


EPISCOPALIAN,  UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN,  &c. 

Names.  Where  Situated.  Ministers.  Residences. 

Scotch  Episcopal—  \  Bishop  Suther,  D.C.L 25,  Bon-Accord  Ter. 

St.  Andrew's King  Street)  John  Pickford, 103,  Crown  Street. 

Principal  Beadle — William  Ellwood,  Brebner's  Court,  9,  Castle  street. 

Scotch  Episcopal-  \  3^^  G.  Lee, Fountahihall. 

St  John's St  John's  Place! 

Principal  Beadle— George  Oldman,  Leslie  Place. 

L  «   9.hlU"Ch  °/!,E?,glfnd~t  I  F.  W.  B.  Bouverie,  B.A.,  189,  Union  Street. 

St.  Paul's.......  61,  GaUowgate        j  '         '        ' 

Church  of  England-  >  j.  Goodwin, 65,  Bon-Accord  St 

St.  James' Crown  Street    J  '  ' 

Principal  Beadle— Wm.  Stevenson,  54,  Summer  Street. 

rr„-«.„,i  Tw,w+„^„r,  1st  Nicholas)  Henry  Angus 50,  Dee  Street. 

United  Presbyterian  j    Lane         j-  Jameg  MiKerr0Wj  B.A...86,  Bon-Accord  St. 

Principal  Beadle — George  Simpson,  57,  Green. 
United  Presbyterian.  George  Street. ..James  Stirling... 4,  Caroline  Place. 

Principal  Beadle — John  Nicol,  16,  Northfield,  Gilcomston. 
United  Presbyterian.. Belmont  St J.  C.  Brown,  LL.D., 156,  Crown  Street. 

Principal  Beadle — Magnus  Fobester,  14,  Kidd  Lane. 
United  Presbyterian.. Charlotte  St.. ..John  B.  Ritchie 86,  Crown  Street. 

Principal  Beadle — George  Thomson,  170,  George  Street. 
United  Presbyterian.. St  Paul  Street. Andrew  Dickie Apple  Bank,  Spittal. 

Principal  Beadle — William  Crichton,  17,  Forbes  Street 

Associate  Synod Skene  Terrace.  John  M'Kay 26,  Skene  Ten-ace. 

Principal  Beadle— William.  Souter,  6,  Park  Street. 

Methodist  (Wesleyan)  Longacre John  Drake 44,  Constitution  St. 

Principal  Beadle — James  Jamieson,  5,  Fish  Street. 

Congregational....... ..George  Street.. David  Arthur... Maybank  Cottage. 

Principal  Beadle— Robert  Gilbert,  45,  George  Street 
Congregational ....Dee  Street David  Wallace Whitehall. 

Principal  Beadle — John  Ross,  2,  Nelson  Street. 

Congregational Blackfriars  St.Thomas  Gilfillan 14,  North  Silver  St. 

Congregational Park  Street John  Duncan 17,  Constitution  St. 

Evangelical  Union St.  Paul  St Fergus  Ferguson .....3,  Strawberry  Bank. 

Principal  Beadle — John  Milne,  14,  Castle  Street. 

Baptist George  Street.Alex.  Anderson |7' Aberdeen'  0W 

Baptist  (English) John  Street Geo.  Samuel  Mee 51,  Victoria  St.  West 

Baptist  (Scotch) South  Silver  St 

Catholic  TirtHte  street    Fohn  Sutherland Chapel  Court. 

^amollc- Justice  btieet.  -jWm_  gtopani Chapel  Court 

Principal  Beadle — Peter  Cosgrove,  298,  George  Street. 

Unitarian George  Street. W.  S.  Smith 

United  Christ  Church. John  Street. ..Hugh  Hart 70,  Dee  Street 

Friends GaUowgate Various. 

Glassite St.  Andrew  St.Various. 

Northfield  Mission..    {Qncoinston  }Alex'  Lains 142'  Skene  StrGet 

GaUowgate  Mission... .140,  GaUowgate  Thomas  Brown 73,  Skene  Square. 


44  EDUCATIONAL   DIRECTORY. 


kdwxt  VIL-— €tmtvixannl  ^irtctag. 


MARISCHAL  COLLEGE  AND  UNIVERSITY. 

Founded  1593. 

Chancellor — Charles,  Duke  of  Richmond  and  Lennox. 

Hector— Earl  of  Airlie  Bean  of  Faculty— Alex.  Stronach,  Esq. 

Principal — Daniel  Dewar,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

Librarian  and  Secretary — John  Cruickshank,  LL.D. 

Professors. 

Chairs.  Incumbents. 

Greek , Robert  J.  Brown,  D.D. 

Humanity Robert  Maclure,  LL.D. 

Civil  and  Natural  History James  Nicol. 

Mathematics ■» John  Cruickshank,  LL.D. 

Natural  Philosophy James  Clerk  Maxwell,  A.M. 

Moral  Philosophy  and  Logic Win.  Martin,  A.M. 

Divinity Win.  R.  Pirie,  D.D. 

Church  History Daniel  Dewar,  D.D. 

Oriental  Languages George  G.  M'Lean,  M.D. 

Medicine John  Macrobin,  M.D: 

Chemistry  and  Practical  Chemistry Thomas  Clark,  M.D. 

AnaSomyI!!?!?^.a!i^!?^!!}    Alexander  J.  Lizars,  M.D. 
Surgerv Wm.  Pirrie,  M.D. 

Me^dTnce?l?^.^!^?.1.J.?"!!P.^"}    Prancis  °Sston'  M-D" 

Lecturers. 

Chairs  Incumbents. 

Botany R.  Beveridge,  M.D. 

Scots  Law  and  Conveyancing George  Grub,  A.M. 

Materia  Medica Wm.  Henderson,  M.D. 

Institutes  of  Medicine George  Ogilvie,  M.D. 

Midwifery Robert  Dyce,  M.D. 

Agriculture James  S.  Brazier. 

Evidences  of  Christianity Daniel  Dewar,  D.D. 

Practical  Religion.., Wm.  R.  Pirie,  D.D. 


FREE  CHURCH  COLLEGE,  ALBYN  PLACE. 

Rev.  James  Lumsden,  159,  Crown  Street. 
Rev.  Marcus  Sachs,  Beechhill,  Pitfodels. 
Rev.  Dr.  David  Brown,  North  Lodge. 


EDUCATIONAL    DIRECTORY.  45 

TOWN'S  PUBLIC  SCHOOLS. 

Under  the  Patronage  of  the  Lord  Provost,  Magistrates,  and  Town  Council. 


Grammar  School. 

Rector — 
Masters— Kay.  Alexander  Beverly,  A.M.,  h.  4.  North  Broadford ;  John  Brebner. 
A.M.,  5,  Mount  Street ;  J.  W.  Legge,  A.M.,  h.  4,  Summer  Street. 
Subjects  Taught— Latin,  Greek,  History,  Geography,  and  English. 
Fee— (including  all  these  branches)—  Half-a-Guinea  per  quarter. 


Schools  In  Little  Belmont  Street. 

ENGLISH  SCHOOL. 

Master — Robert  Alexander,  A.M.,  h.  5,  Millbum  Street,  Ferryhill. 

Branches  Taught — English  Reading,  English  Grammar,  Geography,  Physical 
Geography,  History,  Composition,  History  of  English  Literature,  &c. 

Fee — 7s.  6d.  per  quarter. 

COMMERCIAL,  ARITHMETICAL,  AND  MATHEMATICAL 
SCHOOL. 

Master — Rev.  Robert  A.  Gray,  A.M.,  h.  Berryden  House. 

Branches  Taught — Arithmetic,  Book-keeping,  Physical  Geography,  Mathema- 
tics, Theoretical,  and  Practical,  and  the  Mathematical  Department  of 
Natural  Philosophy. 

Fees — For  day  pupils — For  1  hour  daily,  5s.  per  qr. ;  for  2  hours  do.,  7s.  6d.  per 
do.  ;  whole  day,  10s.  6d.  For  students — In  summer,  10s.  6d.  per  quarter ; 
in  winter,  10s.  6d.  per  session. 

WRITING  AND  DRAWING   SCHOOL. 

Master — Francis  Craigmyle,  h.  5,  Strawberrybank. 

Branches  Taught — Writing  and  Drawing.     Fees,  per  quarter,  the  former  in- 
cluding books,  pens,  &c,  6s.  6d. ;  the  latter,  10s.  (3d. 


Br.  Andrew  Bell's  Schools,  Frederick  Street. 

SCHOOL    FOR    BOYS. 

Master — James  Pithie. 

Branches  Taught — English  Reading,  Grammar,  Geography,  History,  Writing-, 
Dictation,  Arithmetic,  Mathematics,  Geometry,  Music,  and  Drawing.  Fees — 
Three  half-pence  per  week.  Reading-books,  pens,  ink,  and  paper  furnished 
to  pupils  gratis.  There  is  a  Library  in  connexion  with  the  school.  Evening 
Classes  are  opened  in  September  for  Writing,  Arithmetic,  and  Mathematics. 

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46  EDUCATIONAL  DIRECTORY. 

SCHOOL    FOR    GIRLS. 

Teacher — Mrs.  Cruickshank. 

Branches  Taught— Same  as  in  Boys'  School,  with  the  addition  of  Plain  Needle 
work  and  Knitting.  Fees — Three  half-pence  per  week.  Everything  fur- 
nished to  pupils  gratis. 

Dr.  Bell's  Schools,  as  will  be  seen  from  the  moderate  charges,  are  intended 
chiefly  for  the  children  of  the  labouring  classes.  There  is  accommodation  for 
400  boys  and  200  girls.     The  school-rooms  are  commodious  and  well  aired. 


St.  Clement's  School,  Footdee. 

Master — James  Robertson. 

Branches  Taught — English  Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Mathematics, 
Book-keeping,  Geography,  English  Grammar,  and  Composition.  Fees,  per 
quarter,  3s.  6d.  to  7s.  6d. 


Established  Church  of  Scotland  Schools. 

Names.  Where  Situated.  Teachers. 

East St.  Paul  Street J.  S.  Kidd 

West George  Street Alex.  Keddie 

North Albion  Street Charles  Neill 

S-th Txinity  Street {££?£&> 

Greyfriars., Shoe  Lane William  Callum 

John  Knox's Mounthooly {Migs  Johnston 

Gilcomston 59,  Summer  Street George  Imray 

Holburn Wellington  Place William  Robertson 


Free  Church  of  Scotland  Schools. 

Names.  Where  Situated.  Teachers.. 

East St.  Andrew  Street James  Stevenson 

North Princes  Street. D.  M.  Connell 

South Charlotte  Street William  Rattray 

Bon-Accord ...Marywell  Street g*or 

Gilcomston Union  Wynd Charles  Sheret 

Union Virginia  Street James  M'Donald 

John  Knox's Gerrard  Street James  Milne 

St.  Clement's Fisher's  Square Miss  Fisher 


Other  Denominations- 

Where  Situated.  Teachers. 

S.  Episcopal  (St  Andrews)  Crown  Court Wm.  Presslie 

Do.        (St  John) St  Mary's  Place 

Roman  Catholic Constitution  Street John  Farrell 

Albion  Street  Chapel  School , „ Miss  Courage 


EDUCATIONAL  DIRECTORY.  47 


SCHOOL  OF  SCIENCE  AND  AET,  NAVIGATION, 
AND  TEADE. 

Mechanics'  Institution. 

(In   connection  with  the  Science  and  Art  Department   of  the   Committee    of 
Council  on  Education.) 

Chairman  of  the  Council — The  Lord  Provost  of  Aberdeen. 

Chairman  of  Committee  of  Management — John  Miller,  Manufacturer. 

Secretary — James  Sinclair. 

Science. 

Mathematics  (including  Algebra  and  Geometry) — Teacher — D.  Maver. 
Natural  Philosophy — Professor  Maxwell,  Marischal  College. 
Chemistry — J.  S.  Brazier,  F.C.S.,  Marischal  College. 

Alt. 

Ornament  and  Figure  Drawing — P.  Cleland,  Artist. 

Tirade  Evening  Glasses. 

English,  Arithmetic,  and  Writing— Wm.  Mollison  and  Andrew  Sherar. 


JOHN  DAVIDSON'S,  YOEK  STEEET,  FOOTDEE. 

Teacher  of  Boys — Alexander  Gaull. 
Teacher  of  Girls— Miss  Margaret  Anderson. 


EOBEET  DONALDSON'S,  BACK  WYND. 
Founded  1834. 

Teacher— Rev.  James  Grant,  h.  Eastfield  Cottage.— Fees,  2s.  per  Quarter 


JAMES  THAIN'S  52,  SHIPEOW. 
Founded  1788. 

Teacher— John  M.  Stewart,  52,  Shiprow.— Gratis. 


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EDUCATIONAL   DIRECTORY. 


ACADEMIES,  SCHOOLS,  AND  TEACHERS. 

Names.  Where  Situated.  Teachers. 

West-End  Academy 216,  Union  Street Dr  Ferguson  and  Assistants 

Tulloch's  Academy Academy  Street G.  Tulloch,  LL.D. 

Central  Academy 56,  Union  Street Donald  Sinclair 

Ledingham's  Academy.. .12,  Correction  Wynd.... James  Ledingham 

Silver  Street  Academy... 10,  North  Silver  Street.. Chas.  Michie,  M.A.,  &  Assistants 

Trades'  School Denhurn Robert  Collins  and  Mrs  Knox 

Hill's  Seminary 19,  Queen  Street Isaac  Hill 

Sim's     Do 18,  Union  Row Robert  Sim 

Commercial  Academy. ..Mechanics'  Buildings.... William  MoUison 

Porthill  School Porthill , 

Broad  Street  Academy... Blairton  Lane James  Innes 

Writing  Academy 115,  Union  Street G.  C.  M'Conachie 


LADIES'  BOARDING  AND  DAY  SCHOOLS. 


Miss  Peterkin,  8,  Golden  Square 
Misses  Whyte,  57,  Dee  Street 
Misses  Fyf  e,  108,  Crown  Street 


Miss  Chisholm,  77,  Bon-Accord  St. 
Misses  Fullerton,  139,  Crown  Street 
Miss  Stephen,  8,  Union  Row 


ROBERT  GORDON'S  HOSPITAL. 

Founded  1729. 


Master— Rev.  W.  D.  Strahan 
Teacher  of  Mathematics — Al.  Gerard 
Teacher  of  Arithmetic — John  Scott 
Teacher  of  English — James  Dale 
Writing  Master — Alex.  Stuart 
Teacher   of  French  and  Drawing — J. 

Jazdowski 
Teacher  of  Music— Alex.  Colston 
Drill  Master — Alex.  Jamieson 


Cleric  and  Factor — A.  Stronach,  Ad- 
vocate 

Treasurer — William  Reid 

Physician — Robert  Dyce,  M.D. 

Matron — Miss  Jamson 

House  Steward — David  Gray 

Officer — Robert  N.  Anderson,  Town 
Sergeant 


BOYS'    AND    GIRLS'    HOSPITALS, 

19,  UppeEkizlsgate  and.  56,  CJallowgate. 

This  Hospital  was  instituted  in  1739,  and  the  Trustees  were  incorporated 
by  Act  of  Parliament  1852.  Its  objects  are  the  maintenance  and  education  of 
poor  children  of  the  parish  of  St.  Nicholas.  The  education  consists  of  reading, 
writing,  arithmetic,  grammar,  geography,  drawing,  and  music.  The  girls  are 
also  taught  sewing,  knitting,  and  household  work.  Children  are  admitted 
from  7  to  10  years  of  age,  and  may  continue  till  14.  Present  number  52  boys 
and  52  girls. 


Teacher  of  Boys—W.  A.  Williamson 
Matron — Miss  Ann  Milne 
Teacher  of  Drawing— -P.  Cleland 
Matron  and  Teacher  of  Girls— Miss  M. 
Ferguson 


Assistant  Teacher — Miss  M'Donald 
Teacher  of  Music — A.  Colston 
Treasurer  and  Secretary — J.  Booth 
Factor — Alex.  Davidson,  Advocate 
Physician— Francis  J.  Ogston,  M.D. 


EDUCATIONAL  DIRECTORY.  49 


INSTITUTION  FOR  THE  EDUCATION  OF  THE  DEAF 
AND  DUMB,  31,    BELMONT  STREET. 

Instituted  1819. 

Patron — His  Grace  the  Duke  of  Richmond. 

Lady  Patroness — Her  Grace  the  Duchess  of  Gordon. 

President  and  Convener — The  Lord  Provost  for  the  time  being. 

Ron.  Secretary  and  Treasurer — James  Edmond. 

Superintendent  and  Teacher — Franklin  Bill. 

Matron — Miss  M.  Troup. 


ABERDEEN   FEMALE    ORPHAN    ASYLUM, 
ALBYN  PLACE. 

Instituted  November,  1840,  for  Maintaining,  Clothing,  and  Educating  Orphan 
Girls,  whose  parents  have  lived  in  the  parishes  of  St.  Nicholas,  Old  Machar,  and 
Nigg,  for  three  years  previous  to  their  decease.  Admitted  from  the  age  of  four 
to  eight. 

Secretary— Alex.  Simpson,  Jun.,  Advocate.  Chaplain— Rev.  David  Milne. 

Physician— W.  Williamson,  M.D.  Matron— Mrs  Reid. 

Visitors  from  Aberdeen  and  its  vicinity  admitted  to  view  the  Asylum  the 
first  and  third  Monday  of  every  month.  Strangers  may  visit  every  lawful  day, 
Saturday  excepted,  on  application  to  the  Matron. 

Hours  of  Admission,  11  to  1. 


HOSPITAL  FOR  ORPHAN  AND  DESTITUTE  FEMALE 
CHILDREN,  HUNTLY  STREET. 

Incorporated  by  Act  of  Parliament,  1849. 

Secretary  and  Treasurer — Patrick  Davidson.  Matron — Miss  Holdway. 

Teacher— Miss  M.  Martin.  Porter— James  Cobban. 


ABERDEEN  FEMALE  SCHOOL  OF  INDUSTRY 
GUESTROW. 

Patroness — Lady  James  Hay. 

Teacher  and  Superintendent — Miss  Malcolm. 

Secretary  and  Treasurer — R.  S.  F.  Spottiswood,  Advocate,  48,  King  Street. 

Physician — Dr  Fiddes,  King  Street. 


50  MISCELLANEOUS   DIRECTORY. 


ABERDEEN  INDUSTRIAL  SCHOOL  ASSOCIATION. 

Certified  under  the  Act  17  and  18  Victoria,  cap.  74.  entituled  "An  Act  to  render 

Reformatory  and  Industrial  Schools  in  Scotland  more  available 

for  the  benefit  of  Vagrant  Children." 

Treasurer — Charles  F.  Runcy,  Advocate,  2,  Correction  Wynd. 
Secretary — Alex.  Machray,  45,  Guestrow.     Collector — G.  Simpson,  57,  Green. 

Soys'  School,  4L5,  ©uestrow. 

Opened  1st  October,  1841. 
Teacher — James  Martin.  Overseer  of  Work — Archibald  Ross. 

Juvenile  School,  Sugar-House  Eaane. 

Opened  13th  May,  1845. 

boys'  department. 

Teacher  &  Overseer  of  Work — Thos.  Gilbert. 

Assistant  Overseer  of  Work — William  Williamson. 

GIRLS'   DEPARTMENT. 

Teacher — Miss  Mary  J.  Reid.        Assistant — Jessie  Murray. 


OLDMILL  REFORMATORY  SCHOOL, 
Oldmillj  near  Aberdeen. 

Certified  under  the  Act  17  and  18  Victoria,  cap,  S6,  entituled : — "  An  Act  for  the 
better  Care  and  Reformation  of  Youthful  Offenders  in  Great  Britain." 

Opened  in  March,  1857. 

Governor — James  Aiken.  Matron — Mrs.  Aiken. 

Medical  Attendant — William  Leslie,  Surgeon. 

Treasurer — Alex.  Anderson,  Advocate. 

Secretary — Charles  F.  Runcy,  Advocate,  2,  Correction  Wynd. 


jSexfbra  YIIL— ^imtlhmam  ^jiwiarrr. 


ATHENAEUM  READING-ROOM  AND  LIBRARY. 

Union  Buildings. 

Yearly  Subscription— £2  lis.  6d.  Superintendent— William  Hunter. 

Strangers  admitted  on  being  introduced  by  a  Subscriber. 


MISCELLANEOUS    DIRECTORY.  51 

WEST-END    NEWS-ROOM. 

199,  Union  Street. 
(separate  entrance  from  adjoining  lobby.) 

Open  from  7  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  in  Summer. 
„        8  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  in  Winter. 
Annual  Subscription — One  Guinea. 
Proprietors — A.  &  R.  Milne,  Booksellers. 


ABERDEEN    PUBLIC    NEWS-ROOM. 


Corn  Exchange,  Hadden  Street,  off  Market  Street. 

Open  from  7  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  in  Summer. 
„        8  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  in  Winter. 
Annual  Subscription,  5s. ;  single  visits,  Id.  each. 


MECHANICS'  INSTITUTION  PUBLIC  LIBRARY. 

Open  from  One  to  Three  Afternoon,  and  from  Six  to  Nine  Evening. 

Annual  Subscription,  5s. 

Reading  Society — Open  at  the  same  hours.        Annual  Subscription,  10s.  6d. 


PUBLIC  LIBRARY  AND  READING-CLUB, 

111,  Union  Street. 

D.  Wtllie  &  Sons,  Booksellers  to  Her  Majesty. 

This  Library  has  a  connection  with  Mudie's  London  Library. 


A.  BROWN  &  CO.S  PUBLIC  LIBRARY 

77,  Union  Street. 
Annual  Subscription,  21s. ;  Half-yearly,  12s. ;  Quarterly,  7s 


A.  &  R.  MILNE'S  SELECT  LIBRARY, 

(IN   CONNECTION  WITH   MUDIE'S.) 

199,  Union  Street. 

Single  Subscription.  One  Guinea  per  Annum.    Family  Subscription,  Two  Guineae 
and  upwards. 


52  MISCELLANEOUS    DIRECTORY. 

EUSSEL  &  GOBDON'S  PUBLIC  LIBBABY, 

19,  Broad  Street 


ANDEEW  WILSON'S  CIRCULATING  LIBEAEY, 

43£,  Castle  Street. 


ABEBDEEN  UNION  CLUB— 1846, 

Market  Street. 
Secretary — Alexander  Simpson,  jun.  Superintendent — Alex  Mackie. 


THE  NOETHEEN  CLUB, 

1,  Union  Terrace. 
Chairman— -The  Lord  James  Hay.  Secretary— -W '.  L.  Reid. 


THE    SPALDING    CLUB. 

For  the  Printing  of  the  Historical,  Ecclesiastical,   Genealogical,   Topographical, 
and  Literary  Remains  of  the  North-Eastern  Counties  of  Scotland. 

Instituted  A.D.  1839. 

Patron— H.R.H.  The  Prince  Consort. 

President— The  Earl  of  Aberdeen,  K.G.,  K.T. 

Vice-Presidents— The  Duke  of  Richmond,  K.G. ;    the  Duke  of  Sutherland,  KG. 

the  Earl  of  Kintore ;  the  Earl  of  Seafield ;  Lord  Saltoun. 

Secretary— John  Stuart,  General  Register  House,  Edinburgh. 

Joint-Treasurers— John  Blaikie  and  John  Ligertwood,  Advocates,  Aberdeen. 

Auditors— Anthony  A.  Blaikie,  Advocate ;  James  Matthews,  Architect ; 

Robert  Shand,  Advocate. 


THE  ABEEDEEN  PHILOSOPHICAL  SOCIETY. 

Presidents- John  Duguid  Milne,  Advocate. 

Vice-Presidents— G.  Ogilvie,  M.D.,  and  J.  Miller,  Chemist. 

Treasurer— 3.  D.  Milne. 

Secretary— H.  Ambrose  Smith,  Actuary. 


MISCELLANEOUS  DIRECTORY.  53 ' 

TRADE    PROTECTION    SOCIETY. 
Instituted,  1854. 

Office— 30,  Marischal  Street. 

President — James  Forbes.  Vice-President — D.  R.  Lyall  Grant. 

Directors — Twenty-five  of  the  leading  merchants  of  the  town. 

Treasurer— John  Roger.  Law- Agent — John  Yeats,  Advocate. 

Secretary — W.  Steele,  Accountant. 


ABERDEEN  PROPERTY  INVESTMENT  COMPANY. 

Instituted,  1851. 

Office— Public  Schools,  Little  Belmont  Street. 

President— George  B.  Rothwell.  Vice-President— James  Morison. 

Treasurer— Robert  Colhe,  Merchant,  Green.  Manager— John  Macaldowie. 

Open  every  fourth  Friday  evening  after  1st  June,  1860,  from  7  to  9  o'clock. 


ROYAL  NORTHERN  AGRICULTURAL  SOCIETY. 
Xiist  of  Office-Beaxers. 

PATRON. 

His  Royal  Highness  the  Prince  Consort. 

PRESIDENTS. 

The  Duke  of  Richmond ;    the  Marquis  of  Huntly ;    and  the  Lords-Lieutenant  of 
Aberdeenshire,  Banffshire,  Forfarshire,  and  Kincardineshire. 

VICE-PRESIDENTS. 

The  Provost  of  Aberdeen;  Lieut.-Col.  Sykes,  M.P.  for  Aberdeen;  the  Members 
of  Parliament  for  Aberdeenshire,  Banffshire,  and  Kincardineshire;  the 
Conveners  for  these  Counties,  and  five  other  Noblemen  and  Gentlemen  ; 
and  a  Committee  of  seventy-four  Gentlemen. 

Secretaries  &  Treasurers— J '.  &  R.  Ligertwood,  Advocates,  89,  Union  Street. 


ASYLUM  FOR  THE  BLIND,  HUNTLY  STREET. 

Established  1843. 

Secretaries  and  Treasurers— P.  &  A.  Davidson,  Advocates. 

Physician— John  Cadenhead,  M.D.       Superintendent— Alex.  Martin. 

Matron—Mrs.  M'Kay. 

E 


54 


MISCELLANEOUS    DIRECTORY. 


HOSPITAL  FOR  THE  BELIEF  OF  PERSONS  LABOURING 
UNDER  INCURABLE  DISEASES. 

President— The  Right  Hon.  the  Lord  Haddo,  M.P. 

Vice-Presidents — Wm.  Innes  of  Raemoir,  and  James  Ross,  Cuparston. 

Secretary — Patrick  Cooper,  Advocate; 


HOUSE  OF  INDUSTRY  AND  REFUGE,  GUESTROW. 

Instituted  1836. 

Superintendent — Alexander  Machray.  Matron — Miss  Yonngson. 

Treasurer — Alex.  Anderson,  Advocate.  Secretary — John  Watt,  Advocate, 

Medical  Attendants — The  Medical  Officers  of  the  General  Dispensary , 

Collector — Wm.  Stevenson. 

Applicants  admitted  on  Mondays  and  Fridays,  at  half-past  2,  p.m.    Visitors 
admitted  every  lawful  day. 


SHORE  PORTERS'  SOCIETY. 

Deacon — William  Caie. 


Robert  Lamb 
John  Wilson 
John  Porter 
Alexander  Aitken 
George  Pirie 
James  Davidson 


William  Moir 
Peter  Cantly 
James  Saint 
Alex  Skinner 
James  Milne 
Alexander  Fraser 


Alexander  Buchaq 
James  Mitchell 
James  Keith 
Geo.  Robb 


MASON  LODGES  IN  ABERDEEN. 


Alex.  Hadden,  Provincial  Grand  Master. 

Old  Aberdeen.. .John  G.  Dawson 

St.  George E.  Henessey 

Operative Wm.  Wishart 

Neptune Dr.  R.  Beveridge 


Aberdeen John  Sheed 

St.  Machar James  Rettie 

St.  Nicholas J.  B.  Bannerman 

St.  Andrew's H.  A.  Dewar 


Royal  Arch  Chapters. 


Old  Abei-deen...A.  Stables,  senior,  Z 
St.  Peter's J.  B.  Bannerman,  Z 


St.  George E.  Henzessey,  Z 


Knight's  Templar  Encampment,  St.  George,  Aboyne,  W.  Ramage,  com. 

Masonic  Hall,  115,  Union  Street. 

.Keeper— Daniel  Campbell  32,  Windy  Wynd. 


MISCELLANEOUS  DIRECTORY.  55 

VICTORIA  LODGING  HOUSE. 

Exchequer  Court,  Exchequer  Row— Instituted  1849. 

Convener— A.  W.  Chalmers. 

Treasurer  and  Secretary — George  Grant,  Advocate. 

Housekeeper — Patrick  Tarrant. 


PUBLIC  BATHS,   ST.  ANDREW  STREET. 

Opened— 1851. 

Open  from  Six  in  the  morning  till  Half-past  Nine  at  night.  Entrance  to 
the  Male  Bath  Rooms  from  Crooked  Lane,  to  the  Female  Bath  Rooms  from  St 
Andrew  Street. 

Superintendent — Mrs  Angus. 


NEWSPAPERS  IN  ABERDEEN, 

Aberdeen  Journal,  (Wednesday) 28,  Adelphi  Court. 

„         Herald,  (Saturday) 7,  Queen  Street. 

,.         Free  Press,  (Friday) Concert  Court,  Broad  Street.. 

Northern  Advertiser,  (Tuesday).. 7,  St.  Catherine's  Wynd 


LIST  OF  POLICE  OFFICERS. 

John  Watson Superintendent  of  Police 49,  Upperkirkgate 

James  Duthie 1st  Lieutenant .20,  Schoolhill 

William  Anderson 2d       Do.        68,  Catherine  Street 

John  Milne... Day  Sergeant 22,  Young  Street 

Charles  Reid Do 8,  East  North  Street 

Thomas  Gibb Criminal  Officer 11,  Young  Street 

George  Dey , Do.  8,  Skene  Terrace 

John  Webster Do.  7,  Seamount  Place 

William  S.  Fisher Do.  Crooked  Lane 

JamesMihie Do.  7,  Seamount  Place 

William  Walker Day  Patrol 6,  Hanover  Street 

James  Anderson. Do King's  Square,  Huntly  st. 

David  Laing Do 8,  John  Street 

William  Hall Do .......187,  West  North  Street 

James  Allardice Do 26,  Netherkirkgate 

William  Ritchie Do Gallowgate 

Johnlrvine Do 59,  Marischal  Street 

Jonathan  Summers Do. 59,  Loch  Street 

Alexander  Begg Do. Nelson  Lane 

Douglas  Grant Harbour  Day  Patrol 2,  Regent  Quay 

William  Skinner Do.  8,  East  North  Street 

Joseph  Findlay Do. 117,  Loch  Street 

Smith  Ewan Night  Sergeant 20,  James  Street 

John  Smith Do.  9,  Mounthooly 

Angus  M'Intosh Do. 61,  Loch  Street 

James  Lonnie Do.  54,  Gerrard  Street 

Robert  Laing Criminal  Officer 108,  John  Street 

George  Garden.... Turnkey 7,  Little  Belmont  Street 

Mrs.  Cran Female  Do 15,  Huxter  Row 


56  MISCELLANEOUS  DIRECTORY. 

MILITARY  ESTABLISHMENTS. 

2  3rd  HIGHLAND   DEPOT  BATTALION. 

Depots— 726.,  74th,  78th,  and  93d  Regiments. 

Barracks— Castle  Hill 

Brevet  Lieut. -Col.  C.  H.  Gordon, Commanding  Officer. 

Major  A.  Pitcairn, 

Captain  F.  Padfield, Adjutant. 

Captain  T.  Anderson,  78th, Instructor  of  Musketry. 

Captain  R.  W.  Duff, Paymaster. 

Robert  Jameson, Quarter-Master. 

J.  Hendley, Surgeon. 

R.  A.  P.  Grant, Assistant-Do. 


EOYAL  ABEKDEENSHIKE  HIGHLANDERS, 

Militia  Depot— 44  &  46,  Blackfriars  Street. 

Henry  Knight  Erskine, Lieut.-Col.  Commandant, 

Captain  Dawes, Adjutant. 

Alex.  Hutcheon, Quarter-1 

George  Morison,  M.D Surgeon. 


CITY   OF    ABERDEEN    VOLUNTEERS. 
Artillery. 

(Consisting  of  3  Companies.) 

John  Blaikie,  Yost Captain. 

George  Thomson, Do. 

Wm.  Forsyth, Do. 

Rifles. 

(Consisting  of  9  Companies.) 

N.  T.  Christie Lieut-Colonel. 

— Major. 

S.Rawson, Adjutant 

P.  Redfern,  )  0 

G.  Carr,        j" Surgeons. 

Wm.  Jopp, Captain,  1st  Company. 


Arthur  Thomson, 

William  Stevenson, 

Hardy  Robinson, 

Sir  Wm.  Forbes, 

Wm.  Esplin, 

Alex.  Simpson, 

(Wm.  Keith,  (Commandant,) 
(Robert  Abernethy, 


2d 
3d 
4th 
5th 
6th 
7th 
8th 
9th 


MISCELLANEOUS   DIRECTORY.  57 


BILLETING  OF   SOLDIERS. 

Previous  to  the  25th  April,  1857,  Soldiers  were  billeted  in  Scotland  according 
to  the  provisions  of  the  laws  in  force  in  Scotland  at  the  time  of  its  union  with 
England.  By  the  Statute,  20th  Vict.,  c.  10,  the  laws  for  regulating  the  quarter- 
ing of  soldiers  in  England  have  been  extended  to  Scotland.  It  is  enacted  that 
no  officer  or  soldier  shall  be  billeted  in  any  private  house,  but  they  are  (with 
some  exceptions)  to  be  billeted  in  Victualling  Houses,  Inns,  Hotels,  Livery 
Stables,  Ale-houses,  and  the  Houses  of  Sellers  of  Wines  by  retail,  whether 
British  or  Foreign,  to  be  drunk  in  their  own  houses,  or  places  thereunto  be- 
longing; and  in  all  houses  of  persons  selling  Brandy,  Spirits,  Strong  Waters, 
Cider,  or  Metheglin,  by  retail ;  and  they  shall  be  received  by  the  Occupiers  of 
the  Houses  in  which  they  are  so  billeted,  and  be  furnished  by  such  Victuallers 
with  proper  accommodation  in  such  houses,  or  if  any  Victualler  shall  not  have 
sufficient  accommodation  in  the  House  upon  which  a  Soldier  is  billeted,  then, 
in  some  good  and  sufficient  quarters,  to  be  provided  by  such  Victualler  in  the 
immediate  neighbourhood : — and  all  Innholders  and  other  Persons  on  whom 
Soldiers  may  be  billeted,  except  when  on  the  march  and  entitled  to  be  furnished 
with  the  hot  meal,  shall  furnish  such  Soldiers  with  a  bed  and  with  candles, 
vinegar,  and  salt;  and  shall  allow  them  the  use  of  fire,  and  the  necessary 
utensils  for  dressing  and  eating  their  meat ;  and  shall  be  paid,  in  consideration 
thereof,  the  sum  of  four  pence  per  diem  for  each  soldier ;  but  no  Officer  shall  be 
compelled  or  compellable  to  pay  anything  for  his  lodging,  where  duly  billeted. 
It  is  also  enacted,  that  if  any  person,  liable  by  this  Act  to  have  any  Officer  or 
Soldier  quartered  upon  him  shall  refuse  to  receive  and  to  afford  proper  accom- 
modation to  such  Officer  or  Soldier  so  quartered,  and  to  furnish  the  several 
things  directed  to  be  furnished  to  officers  and  soldiers  he  "  shall  forfeit,  for  every 
such  offence,  neglect,  or  refusal,  any  sum  not  exceeding  Five  Pounds,  nor  less 
than  Forty  Shillings." 


FARES  FOR  HACKNEY  COACHES,  &c. 

The  following  are  the  fares  for  Hackney  Coaches  and  other  Carriages 
licensed  to  ply  for  hire  within  the  city  of  Aberdeen,  as  enacted  and  ordained  by 
the  Provost  and  Magistrates,  on  the  12th  of  September,  1846,  in  virtue  of  the  Act 
of  Parliament  for  Regulating  the  Police  of  the  said  city,  10th  Geo.  IV.  cap.  41  :— 

Noddy,  Clarance,  Brougham.       Harrington,  Minibus,  or  Cab. 
RATES.  Two  Horses.  One  Horse. 

1  Mile,  or  under Is.  6d.  

1|  Miles    2s.  04  

2  Miles    3s.  Od 

3  Miles    3s.  6d 

4  Miles    4s.  64  

5  Miles    5s.  6<L  

6  Miles    6s.  64  

7  Miles    7s.  64 

Fare  by  time — eachhour 2s.  6d.  

and  for  a  longer  time  in  proportion. 

Double  Fare  from  1,  a.m.,  to  5  a.m.  No  charge  for  Luggage,  under  56  lbs. 
weight:  6d,  chargeable  for  Luggage  exceeding  do.  No  charge  for  Driver. 
Driver  to  produce  regulations  when  required.  Tolls  payable  in  addition,  but  no 
Queen's  duty  or  allowance  to  coachman.  The  distance  shall  be  computed  from 
the  Stand  or  other  Place  whence  the  carriage  may  happen  to  be  engaged  or 
hired. 

e2 


Is.  Od. 

Is. 

6(1. 

2s. 

Od. 

2s. 

6d. 

3s. 

64 

49. 

6d. 

5s. 

6d. 

(is. 

6d. 

2s. 

Od 

58  MISCELLANEOUS  DIRECTORY. 


RATES  OP  FARE  FOR  STREET  PORTERS. 

Lord  Provost  and  Magistrates,  i 
statute  10  Geo.  IV.,  cap.  41. 

Weight  and  Distance. 


As  enacted  by  the  Lord  Provost  and  Magistrates,  in  virtue  of  the  powers 
vested  in  them  by  the  statute  10  Geo.  IV.,  cap.  41. 


FOR  ANY  DISTANCE    NOT   EXCEEDING  *.,         ~2.,         ?,  .,  *»  H 

mile  mile  rode  mile  miles  miles 
A  letter,  or  parcel  with  a  letter  not  exceeding    d.      d.      d.       d.       d.        d. 

in  weight  14  lbs 12       3        4        5         6 

A  parcel  or  parcels,  exceeding  14  lbs.  and  not 

above  56  lbs 2        3       4        5         6         7 

A  parcel  or  parcels,  exceeding  56  lbs.  and  not 

above  112  lbs 2f      3|     4|      5         6         8 

Any  load,  either  on  the  back  or  on  a  barrow, 

hurley,  or  other  veichle  exceeding  112  lbs. 

and  not  above  1§  cwt , 3        4       5        6         7         9 

Any  load  exceeding  1|  cwt,  and  not  above 

2cwt 4        5       6        7         S       10 

Any  load,  either  on  the  back  or  on  a  barrow, 

hurley,  or  other  vehicle  exceeding  2  cwt., 

and  not  above  3  cwt 5        6       7        8       10       12 

Letters  brought  into  town  by  Carriers,  con- 
taining orders  for  Goods  or  with  Goods, 

exclusive  of  Porterage  of  said  Goods 0§      1       If      2         2|       3 

Empty  packages  of  similar  weights  to  those  stated  in  the  above  Table,  to  be 
delivered  at  corresponding  distances  for  half  the  Rates  specified  in  the  above 
Table.  And  for  every  additional  cwt.  to  be  allowed  at  the  rate  of  Id.  extra  on 
each  progressive  rate.  When  detained  more  than  one  quarter  of  an  hour,  either 
at  loading  or  unloading,  to  be  paid  at  the  rate  of  i£d.  for  every  additional  one 
quarter  of  an  horn-.  One  half  additional  to  the  above  rates  to  be  charged  for  all 
work  performed  between  the  hours  of  11  o'clock,  p.m.,  and  5  o'clock,  a.m.,  from 
the  15th  March  to  15th  September,  and  between  the  hours  of  10  o'clock,  p.m.,  and 
6  o'clock,  a.m.,  during  the  rest  of  the  year. 


ELECTRIC  TELEGRAPH  COMPANY, 

INCORPORATED  1846. 
Office— Guild  Street  Railway  Station.    Manager,  Aberdeen  Office— G.  H.  Midgley. 
Messsages  are  transmitted  to  and  from  all  the  principal  towns  in  Great 
Britain  and  Ireland  at  the  following  scale  of  charges : — 

Within  a  circuit  of  50  miles...... 20  words, Is  6d 

100    „     „        2s  Od 

150    „     „        3s  Od 

Beyond        „  150    „     „        4s  Od 

To  and  from  Dublin,  ,,        5s  Od 

No  charge  is  made  for  the  names  and  addresses  of  either  sender  or  receiver. 
The  Company  has  upwards  of  360  Stations  in  Great  Britain  and  Ireland  in 
full  operation,  the  whole  of  which  are  in  direct  communication  with  the  Foreign 
Telegraphic  System,  via  then  Hague  and  Amsterdam  line,  so  that  messages  can 
be  forwarded  from  any  of  their  Offices  in  the  United  Kingdom  to  any"  of  the 
1000  Stations  on  the  Continent  of  Europe,  embracing  all  the  most  important 
Cities  and  Towns  in  Holland,  Germany,  Norway,  Denmark,  Sweden, .  Prussia, 
Austria,  Russia,  Italy,  Prance,  Spain,  &c,  at  very  reduced  rates. 

The  Charges  on  Messages  to  the  Continent  are  the  same  from  any  of  the 
Company's  Stations. 

Charge  for  Porterage. 

Distance  By  Messenger  By  Messenger 

on  foot.  express. 

Under  half  a  mile, No  Charge No  Charge. 

Above  half  a  mile,  and  under  one  mile, 0s    6d    Is    Od 

„      one  mile,  „        two  miles, Is    Od    2s    Od 

„     two  miles,  „        three  mdes, Is    6d    3s    Od 

No  Delivery  by  Foot  Messengers  beyond  Three  MUes. 


REGISTRATION  OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS,  AND  MARRIAGES      59 

REGISTRATION  OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS,  AND 
MARRIAGES. 

17  AND  18  VICTORIA,  CAP.  80. 

Office — No.  4,  Correction  Wynd  for  district  of  St.  Nicholas,  Aberdeen.    Houes — 
10  to  3,  and  6  to  8 ;  shut  on  Saturdays  after  3.    J.  Watt,  Registrar. 

Office— No.  1£,  Upper  Denburn,  for  the  Parish  of  Old  Machar. 
J.  Leask,  Registrar. 

Under  the  new  system  of  Registration,  all  Births,  Deaths,  and  Marriages 
will  be  registered  without  any  fee  or  penalty,  if  intimated  within  the  following 
periods,  viz. : — 

Births 21  days. 

Deaths 8  days. 

Marriages 3  days. 

Births. 

Sec  ion  27. — On  occasion  of  the  birth  of  any  child,  the  parents  or  parent  (or 
the  Mother,  in  the  case  of  an  illegitimate  child)  must,  within  Twenty-One  days 
thereafter,  and  under  a  penalty  of  Twenty  Shillings,  in  case  of  failure,  attend 
personally,  and  give  information  to  the  Registrar  of  the  parish  or  district  within 
which  the  birth  occurred. 

In  case  of  the  death  or  inability  of  the  parents,  the  person  in  charge  of  any 
child  born,  the  occupier  of  the  house  or  tenement  in  which  the  birth  has  taken 
place,  and  the  nurse  present  at  the  birth,  must  attend  and  give  information  to 
the  Registrar. 

In  the  event  of  a  failure  to  give  the  notice  above  specified,  the  parents  or 
other  persons  above  specified,  and  also  any  others  having  knowledge  of  the  par- 
ticulars, shall,  upon  being  required,  personally  or  in  writing,  to  do  so,  within 
three  months  from  the  date  of  the  birth,  attend  and  give  information  to  the  Re- 
gistrar, under  a  penalty  of  Forty  Shillings. 

Section  29. — Any  person  who  shall  find  exposed  any  new-bom  child,  or  the 
dead  body  of  any  new-born  child,  shall  forthwith  give  notice  of  the  fact  to  the 
Registrar  of  the  parish  or  district,  or  to  the  Inspector  of  the  Poor,  or  to  the  Dis- 
trict Constable,  under  a  penalty  of  Forty  Shillings. 

Section  31. — In  all  cases  where  three  months  shall  have  expired  after  the 
birth  of  a  child,  it  is  not  lawful  to  Register  such  Births,  except  under  the  provi- 
sions of  the  31st  Section.  The  nature  of  these  may  be  learned  on  application  to 
the  Registrar  of  the  parish  or  district. 

Deaths. 

Section  38. — The  nearest  relatives  present  at  the  death  of  any  person,  and 
the  occupier  of  the  house  or  tenement  in  which  the  death  took  place,  must  per- 
sonally give  notice  of  the  death  to  the  Registrar  of  the  parish  or  district  within 
Eight  days  thereafter,  under  a  penalty  of  Twenty  Shillings. 

Should  the  parties  above  specified  fail  to  give  notice,  such  persons,  or  any 
other  having  knowledge  of  the  particulars  are  bound,  within  Fourteen  days 
from  the  date  of  the  death,  upon  being  required  to  do  so,  personally  or  in  writing, 
to  attend  and  give  the  necessary  information  to  the  Registrar,  under  a  penalty 
of  Forty  Shillings. 

Section  39. — In  the  event  of  any  person  dying  not  in  a  house  or  tenement, 
the  occupier  of  the  house  or  tenement  in  which  he  was  at  the  time  lodging  or 
residing  shall,  upon  receiving  information  of  such  death,  give,  or  cause  to  be 
given,  notice  to  the  Registrar  of  the  parish  or  district  within  which  the  deceased 
lodged  or  resided,  under  a  penalty  of  Forty  Shilling,  in  case  of  failure. 

Where  the  person  deceased  was  himself  the  occupier,  then  the  inmates  of 
such  house  or  tenement  shall  give  the  notice. 

In  cases  where  the  residence  or  lodging  of  the  deceased  is  not  known,  then 
any  person  present  at  the  death,  or  at  the  finding  of  the  body,  and  any  parish  or 
public  officer,  or  any  party  to  whom  the  body  shall  be  brought,  must,  in  like 
manner,  and  under  the  like  penalty,  give  the  required  notice. 

Section  41  provides  for  the  transmission  to  the  Registrar  of  certificates  of 
death,  in  the  form' prescribed  by  the  Act,  by  medical  attendants,  within  Fourteen 


60     REGISTRATION  OF  BIRTHS,  DEATHS,  AND  MARRIAGES. 

days,  under  a  penalty  of  Forty  Shillings  in  case  of  failure.  According  to  a  sub- 
sequent regulation,  these  certificates  are  now  required  to  be  returned  within  a 
week. 

Section  42.— The  undertaker,  or  other  person  having  charge  of  the  interment 
of  any  person  shall,  within  three  days  after  such  interment,  and  under  a  penalty 
of  Forty  Shillings,  transmit  a  certificate  of  such  interment  to  the  Registrar  of 
the  parish  within  which  the  death  took  place. 

Marriages. 

Section  46. — In  all  cases  of  regular  Marriage,  when  the  certificates  of  the 
proclamation  of  bands  are  given  out,  parties  will  receive  along  with  them  a 
certain  form,  to  be  filled  up  in  the  manner  prescribed  by  the  Act,  which  form 
must  be  produced  to  the  Minister  solemnising  the  Marriage,  and  signed  in  his 
presence  by  the  contracting  parties,  by  witnesses,  male  or  female,  present  thereat, 
not  being  less  than  two  in  number,  and  by  the  Minister  officiating.  These  forms, 
so  authenticated,  must  be  delivered  to  the  parties  contracting  the  marriage,  who 
shall,  within  three  days  thereafter,  either  deliver  or  send  them  by  post  to  the 
Registrar  of  the  parish  within  which  the  marriage  was  solemnised.  In  the  event 
of  a  f adnre  so  to  deliver  or  send  these  forms,  the  husband,  and,  failing  the  hus- 
band, the  wife  is  liable  to  a  penalty  of  Ten  Pounds. 

Section  47. — The  Registrar  of  a  parish  or  district  is  bound,  on  receiving 
Forty-Eight  hours  notice,  in  writing,  to  attend  parties  at  the  solemnisation  of  a 
marriage  with  his  register  book,  and  to  make  the  proper  entry  therein ;  the  fee 
in  such  case,  being  Twenty  Shillings,  besides  travelling  charges. 

Sections  48  and  49  contain  provisions  relative  to  Marriages  irregularly  con- 
tracted, the  nature  of  which  may  be  learned  on  application  to  the  Registrar  of  the 
parish  or  district. 

General  Instructions. 

Section  45. — Where  parties  fail  to  attend  and  give  any  notice  required  by  the 
Act,  after  receiving  two  intimations  to  that  effect  from  the  Registrar,  the  Sheriff 
is  directed,  upon  receiving  evidence  of  such  failure,  to  issue  his  warrant  for 
compelling  attendance,  the  expense  of  which  will  fall  upon  the  party  in  default. 

Section  52. — Printed  forms,  setting  forth  the  various  particulars  of  the  infor- 
mation required  to  be  given  under  the  Statute,  will  be  issued  to  the  different 
Registrars  by  the  Registrar-General,  and  will  be  furnished  Gratis  to  all  persons 
entitled  to  receive  them ;  and  the  Registrars  will  also  afford  every  necessary  in- 
structions as  to  the  proper  mode  of  filling  up  the  forms  prescribed  by  the  Act. 

Sections  70  and  71. — Where  several  parties  are  required  by  the  Act  to  give 
any  notice,  it  will  be  sufficient  to  prevent  liability  for  penalties,  if  one  of  them 
shall  give  the  notice  required ;  and  such  notice  may  competently  be  sent  by  post, 
if  within  the  time  prescribed  by  the  Act 

(Signed)  W.  P.  DUNDAS,  Registrar- General. 

Particulars  required  to  be  Registered  in  the  case  of  a  Birth. — 1. 
Name  of  child,  if  given.  [The  baptismal  or  other  name,  subsequently  given,  may 
be  added  to  the  entry  within  six  months  after  the  registration  of  birth,  on  pay- 
ment of  a  fee  of  one  shilling] — 2.  Sex — 3.  Date  of  birth  (year,  day  of  month,  and 
hour) — 4.  Place  of  Birth — 5.  Father's  name,  rank,  profession,  or  occupation — 6. 
Mother's  name,  and  maiden  name.  It  must  also  be  stated  whether  the  informant 
was  present  or  not  at  the  birth. 

Particulars  required  to  be  Registered  in  the  case  of  a  Death. — 1. 
Name  and  rank,  profession,  or  occupation  of  the  deceased — 2.  Sex — 3.  Age — 4. 
Parents'  names,  and  rank,  profession  or  occupation — 5,  Date  of  Death  (year,  day 
of  month,  and  hour) — 6.  Place  of  death— 7.  Cause  of  death,  how  long  disease  con- 
tinued, and  name  of  medical  person  in  attendance  on  deceased — 8.  Burial  place, 
and  name  of  undertaker. 

Particulars  required  to  be  Registered  in  the  case  of  a  Marriage. 
— 1.  Names  and  residences  of  the  parties- — 2.  Ages — 3.  Rank  or  profession — 4. 
Condition,  i.e.,  whether  bachelor,  spinster,  widower,  or  widow — 5.  Names  and 
rank  profession,  or  occupation  of  their  parents — 6.  Date,  place,  and  mode  of  cele- 
bration— 7.  In  the  case  of  irregular  marriages,  or  of  marriages  established  by 
decree  of  declarator,  the  date  of  extract,  sentence  of  conviction,  or  of  decree  of 
declarator,  and  the  Court  in  which  either  was  pronounced,  is  required  to  be 
registered. 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY.  61 

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62  POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 

COLLECTIONS  AT  BECEIVING  HOUSES  AND  BOXES, 


Receiving  Houses  and  Boxes. 


32,  Quay  (P.  Buyers) 

43,  High  st,  Old  Abn.   (R.  Ross) 
Pillar  Letter  Boxes — Wel-j 
lington    Place,    Broadford  | 
Place,     Gallowgate    head, 
King  Street,    St.   Clement 
Street,  South  Crown  Street, 
Black's  Buildings,  &  Union 
Street. 


1st  Collection. 


11-15  A.ii. 
10-50    „ 


3-15  A.M. 


2d  Collection. 


115  P.M. 
10-0  P.M. 


11-15  A.M. 


3d  Collection. 


3-30  p.m. 


On  Sunday,  there  is  only  one  collection  at  the  Receiving  Houses  and  Boxes 
—viz.,  at  Quay  Rec.  Ho.,  1045  a.m.  ;  High  Street,  Old  Aberdeen,  10  p.m.  • 
Pillar  Letter  Boxes,  3-15  p.m. 

The  Lerwick  Mail  is  despatched  every  Friday  at  3-30,  p.m.  (wind  and  wea' 
ther  permitting),  from  April  to  September  inclusive,  by  steamer,  and  the  other 
six  months  by  sailing  vessel — time  uncertain, 

On  Saturday  only,  there  are  two  despatches  to  Rhynie,  Mossatt,  Lumsden, 
and  Strathdon,  viz.,  at  7'30,  a.m.,  and  12*50  p.m. 

On  Saturday,  no  Letters  are  forwarded  for  London  and  London  District. 

Letters  for  the  following  Counties  in  England  and  Wales,  viz. : — Norfolk, 
Suffolk,  Huntingdon,  Cambridge,  the  southern  portions  of  Bedford  and  Bucking- 
ham, Hertford,  Berks,  Sussex,  Hants,  Wilts,  Dorset,  Somerset,  Devon,  Cornwall, 
and  Essex,  Kent,  Surrey— Avith  the  exception  of  those  places  in  the  vicinity  of 
London,  regarded  as  "London  District," — Pembroke,  Carmathen,  Glamorgan, 
Monmouth,  are  on  Saturday  forwarded  by  the  mail  made  up  at  11-50  a.m.  only, 
provided  the  entire  postage  is  prepaid  by  means  of  postage  stamps  affixed. 

On  Sunday  there  is  no  despatch  to  Glasgow  by  the  mail  made  up  at  11-50, 

A.M. 

On  Sundays  the  Office  is  opened  for  the  delivery  of  letters  from  9  to  10,  A.M., 
and  on  Sacramental  Fasts  from  9  to  10,  a.m.,  and  from  4-30  to  5-30,  p.m. 

Money  Order  Office  open  every  day  from  9,  a.m.  to  6,  p.m.— Sundays  and 
Sacramental  Fasts  — 


INLAND  POSTAGE  KEGULATIONS. 
Letter  Postage. 

The  rate  of  postage  on  all  inland  letters  is  regulated  by  weight,  irrespective 
of  distance,  and  (with  the  exceptions  afterwards  mentioned)  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.,  „  ,,         2  oz.      ...        4d 

ii  ii         more  than  2  oz.,  .,  „         3  oz.       ...        6d 

and  so  on,  twopence  being  charged  for  every  additional  ounce. 

As  a  general  rule,  the  postage,  if  not  paid  in  advance,  is  double  the  fore- 
going; and,  if  the  payment  in  advance  be  insufficient,  double  the  deficiency  ig 
charged. 

There  is  no  limit  to  the  weight  of  paid  letters,  but  unpaid  letters  must  not 
exceed  4  oz.,  and  no  inland  letters  or  packets  must  exceed  24  inches  in  length, 
breadth,  or  depth.  The  only  exceptions  to  these  regulations  are  in  the  case  of— 
1.  Parliamentary  Proceedings,  or  Addresses  to  Her  Majesty— 2.  Petitions  to 
either  Houses  of  Parliament,  forwarded  to  any  Member  of  such  House  without 
cover,  or  in  covers  open  at  the  ends— 3.  Printed  votes  or  proceedings  of  Parlia- 
ment— 4.  Letters  or  packets  to  or  from  public  departments  or  public  officers  in 
her  Majesty's  Service— 5.  Letters,  &c,  to  or  from  places  abroad. 

If  the  Stamps  affixed  to  letters  are  mutilated  or  defaced,  the  letters  will  be 
liable  to  the  unpaid  rate. 

A  Stamp  which  has  been  cut  from  an  envelope  and  affixed  to  a  letter,  en- 
titles it  to  pass  free  of  charge. 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY.  63 

He-directed  Letters  are  charged  an  additional  postage  for  each  re-direction, 
according  to  the  Prepaid  Scale. 

When  the  value  of  Stamps  on  a  letter  is  less  than  the  amount  of  the  post- 
age to  which  it  is  liable,  the  letter  will  be  charged  double  the  amount  of  such 
difference  on  delivery,  but  letters  exceeding  in  weight  four  ounces,  on  which 
three  quarters  at  least  of  the  postage  is  not  prepaid,  will  be  charged  with  double 
the  amount  of  the  difference  between  the  stamps  affixed  and  the  prepaid  rates,  and 
fee  either  detained  and  opened,  and  returned  to  the  sender,  or  forwarded  at  the 
option  of  the  Postmaster  General. 

All  persons  sending  letters  by  the  Post  unpaid,  which,  from  any  cause  what- 
ever, cannot  be  delivered  to  the  parties  to  whom  they  are  addressed,  are  liable 
to  pay  the  postage  charged  thereon,  which  may  be  recovered,  with  costs,  by  sum- 
mary proceedings  before  a  magistrate. 

By  the  1st  Victoria,  cap.  36,  sec.  2,  any  person  illegally  conveying  Letters, 
incurs  a  penalty  of  £5  for  every  offence,  and  £100  for  every  week  the  practice  is 
continued.  The  sender  also  incurs  a  penalty  of  £5  for  every  offence,  with  full 
costs  of  suit. 


Periodical  Publications,  including  Newspapers. 

Periodical  publications,  including  Newspapers,  published  in  the  United 
Kingdom,  at  intervals  not  exceeding  thirty-one  days,  and  which  bear  an  im^ 
pressed  stamp  or  stamps  denoting  the  stamp  duty  (of  the  kind  formerly  confined 
chiefly  to  Newspapers)  may  be  transmitted  or  re-transmitted  through  the  post 
within  the  United  Kingdom  free  from  postage,  under  the  following  regulations, 
viz: — 

They  are  subject  to  the  same  restrictions,  with  regard  to  the  number  of 
sheets  and  superficial  extent,  as  were  lately  applicable  only  to  Newspapers,  pro- 
perly 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  Letterpress  on  one  side. 

Two. 

Three. 

Four. 

2,295  inches. 
3,443     „ 
4,591      „ 

The  impressed  stamp  on  each  publication  must  be  at  least  of  the  value  of 
one  penny. 

The  title  and  date  must  be  printed  at  the  top  of  every  page. 

The  publication  must  be  folded  so  that  the  whole  of  the  stamp  or  stamps, 
denoting  the  full  duty,  shall  be  exposed  to  view;  and  when,  in  the  same  cover, 
there  are  more  than  two,  it  will  be  sufficient  if  they  are  so  arranged  as  readily  to 
admit  of  examination. 

The  publication  must  not  be  printed  on  pasteboard  or  card  board,  or  on  two 
or  more  thicknesses  of  paper  pasted  together,  nor  must  any  pasteboard,  card 
board,  or  such  pasted  paper  be  sent  with  it  as  a  back  or  cover  thereto,  or  other- 
wise. 

It  must  be  posted  within  fifteen  days  from  the  date  of  publication. 

It  must  either  have  no  cover,  or  a  cover  open  at  the  ends. 

It  must  contain  no  enclosure. 

No  mark  or  writing  is  allowed  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  printed  name  and  address  of  the  publisher  or 
vender  who  sends  it. 

If  addressed  to  any  one  within  the  free  delivery  of  the  place  where  it  is  posted, 
a  postage  stamp — Id.,  must  be  affixed. 

Unstamped  publications,  or  stamped  publications,  which  have  been  issued 
more  than  fifteen  days,  can  be  forwarded  within  the  United  Kingdom,  and  to  the 
Colonies,  under  the  regulations  of  the  Book  Post. 

Newspapers  and  other  Periodicals,  puplished  in  the  Islands  of  Guernsey, 
Jersey,  Alderney,  Sark,  Isle  of  Man,  will  be  subject  to  the  same  regulations  as 
those  which  are  published  in  other  parts  of  the  United  Kingdom. 


64  POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 

Registration  of  Letters,  &c. 

By  the  prepayment  of  a  fee  of  Sixpence  (which  must  be  made  not  in  money, 
but  by  affixing'  stamps)  letters,  books,  or  other  packets  paying  ordinary  postage 
may  be  registered.  This  will  make  their  transmission  more  secure,  by  rendering- 
it  practicable  to  trace  them  from  their  receipt  to  their  delivery. 

Book  Postage. 

Not  above  4  oz.  ...  Id. 

Above  4  oz.                            ...        8  oz.  ...  2d. 

...    8  oz.                             ...      16  oz.  ...  4d. 

...     1  lb.                              ...      1±  lb.  ...  6d. 

and  so  on,  increasing  2d  per  half-pound,  or  any  less  weight. 

Book  Packets  limited  in  length,  width,  and  depth,  to  two  feet. 

Conditions  on  wMdi  Books  are  forwarded  at  the 
above  rates. 

The  postage  must  be  fully  prepaid,  by  means,  of  postage  stamps  affixed. 

Every  packet  must  either  have  no  cover,  or  a  cover  open  at  the  ends.  It 
may  contain  any  number  of  separate  books  or  other  publications,  prints  or  maps, 
and  any  quantity  of  paper  parchment,  or  vellum,  either  printed,  written,  plain,  or 
any  mixture  of  the  three  ;  together  with  whatever  is  necessary  for  the  safe  trans- 
mission of  literary  matter,  or  usually  appertains  thereto ;  to  the  exclusion  of 
letters  or  any  enclosure  sealed  or  otherwise  closed  against  inspection,  or  any 
letter  or  any  communication  of  the  nature  of  a  letter  written  in  any  such  packet 
or  on  its  cover.  Entries,  however,  merely  stating  who  sends  the  book,  &c,  or  to 
whom  it  is  given,  are  not  regarded  as  a  letter. 

If  a  packet  be  not  sufficiently  prepaid  with  stamps,  but  nevertheless  bear  a 
stamp  of  the  value  of  one  rate  (Id.)  it  is  forwarded,  charged  with  the  deficient 
book  postage,  together  with  an  additional  rate  of  a  penny,  but  any  packet  which 
bears  no  postage  stamp  is  charged  with  the  "  unpaid  "  letter  postage. 


COLONIAL  BOOK  POSTAGE. 

At  the  following  charges,  and  on  the  same  conditions  as  the  foregoing  (except 
that  no  packet  weighing  more  than  three  pounds  can  be  sent  to  the  East  Indies  or 
to  New  South  Wells,  and  that  no  book-packet  can  be  sent  direct  to  any  other 
part  of  Cape  Colony  than  Cape  Town,  Port  Elizabeth,  and  Mossel  Bay),  book- 
packets  can  be  forwarded  to  every  British  Colony. 

To  India,  Ceylon,  New  South  Wales,  Victoria,  Tasmania  (Van  Diemen's 
Land),  South  and  Western  Australia,  New  Zealand,  Mauritius,  and  Hong-Kong 
the  charge  is  as  follows : — 

Via  Southampton.  Via  Marseilles. 

Weighing  not  more  than  4  oz.  4d.      ...  6d. 

„         more  than  4  oz.  but  not  exceeding  8  oz.  8d.      ...      Is.  Od. 

„  8  oz.         „  „         1  lb.       Is.  4d.      ...      2s.  Od. 

„  „  1  lb.         „  „       li  lb.       2s.  Od.      ,;       3s.  Od. 

and  so  on ;  two  rates  being  charged  for  every  additional  half-pound  or  fraction  of 
a  half-pound. 

Charges  to  every  other  British  Colony : — 

Weighing  not  more  than  4  oz.  3d. 

„  more  than  4  oz.  but  not  exceeding  8  oz 6d. 

8  oz.         „  „         1  lb Is.  Od. 

1  lb.  „  „       li  lb Is.  6d. 

and  so  on ;  6d  being  charged  for  every  additional  half-pound  or  fraction  of  a  half- 
pound. 


FOREIGN  AND  COLONIAL  NEWSPAPER  REGULATIONS. 

Newspapers  sent  abroad  are  liable  to  the  same  regulations  as  Newspapers 
circulating  (under  the  Newspaper  privilege),  through  the  United  Kingdom, 
except  that,  before  gomg  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  one  penny  (which  must  be  prepaid  by  a  postage  label  or  in  money),  together 
with  an  additional  postage  (as  shown  in  the  Table  of  Colonial  and  Foreign 
postage)  when  the  Newspaper  has  to  pass  through  a  foreign  country.  In  all  cases 
of  Newspapers  going  abroad,  the  impressed  stamp  stands  for  nothing. 


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its  place  of  destination,   but    that  it  is  liable  to  a  further  charge  upon  de- 
livery. 

B.  The  privilege  of  the  Book  Post  to  and  from  India  and  New  South  Wales 
is  limited  to  packages  not  exceeding  3  pounds  in  weight.  Any  package  weigh- 
ing more  than  3  pounds,  is  liable  to  the  Letter  Rate  of  Postage. 

G.  U.  According  to  the  regulations  of  the  German  Customs'  Union,  no  Letter 
exceeding  50  grammes  (a  little  more  than  lh  oz.)  in  weight,  and  containing  any 
other  enclosure  than  paper,  can  be  allowed  to  circulate  by  the  post.  Any  Let- 
ters, then,  forwarded  in  the  Mail  to  Prussia,  above  that  weight,  and  containing 
any  other  enclosure  than  paper,  will  be  liable,  on  their  arrival  at  the  Prussiar 
f rontier,  to  be  stopped,  and  sent  to  the  Custom  House  for  delivery  as  freight. 

Routes. — When  the  route  by  which  a  Letter,  &c,  is  to  go  is  not  marked  on 
it,  it  will,  under  ordinary  circumstances,  be  sent  by  the  route  immediately  follow- 
ing the  name  of  the  place. 

Non-commissioned  officers,  private  soldiers,  or  seamen  serving  abroad,  can 
receive  letters  for  a  postage  of  Id,  provided  the  letter  weigh  not  more  than  half- 
an-ounce,  the  postage  be  prepaid,  and  the  direction  distinctly  specify  the  rank  or 
class  of  the  soldier  or  seaman,  and  the  ship  or  regiment  to  which  he  belongs ;  but 
if  any  such  letters  have  to  pass  through  a  Foreign  Country  they  are  subject  in 
addition  to  the  Foreign  Rates. 

Exceptional  Rates  op  Postage. — Rates  of  Postage  chargeable  upon  News- 
papers, Gazettes,  Periodical  Works,  Stitched  or  Bound  Books,  Pamphlets,  Prints, 
Maps,  Sheets  of  Music,  Catalogues,  Prospectuses,  Announcements,  and  Notices  of 
various  kinds,  whether  printed,  engraved,  or  lithographed,  addressed  to  Belgium, 
France,  Algeria,  or  the  French  offices  in  Turkey,  Syria,  and  Egypt ;  which  rates 
must  be  paid  in  advance. 

FOR  A  PACKET   OF  REGISTERED   NEWSPAPERS. 

Not  exceeding  Above  4  ozs.,  &  Above  8  ozs.,  &  Above  16  ozs.,  &  Above  24  ozs.,  <fc 
4  ozs.  not  ex.  8  ozs.      not  ex.  16  ozs.     not  ex.  24  ozs.     not  ex.  32  ozs. 

Os.  Id.    -  Os.  2d.  Os.  4d.  Os.  6d.  Os.  8d. 

And  so  on,  2d.  additional  for  every  subsequent  8  ounces,  or  fraction  of  8  ounces. 

FOR  A  PACKET  OF  OTHER  PRINTED  PAPERS. 

Not  exceeding  Above  4  ozs.  &  Above  8  ozs.  &  Above  16  ozs.  &,  Above  24  ozs.  & 
4  ozs.  not  ex.  8  ozs.     not  ex.  16  ozs.     not  ex.  24  ozs.      not  ex.  32  ozs. 

Os.  3d.  Os.  6d.  Is.  Od.  Is.  6d.  2s.  Od. 

And  so  on,  6d.  additional  for  every  subsequent  8  ounces,  or  fraction  of  8  ounces. 

Periodicals  not  of  daily  publication,  issued  in  the  shape  of  pamphlets,  may 
be  sent  to  Bremen,  Hamburg,  Holland,  Prussia,  and  the  United  States  at  the 
following  rate,  which  must  be  prepaid;  not  exceeding  2  oz.,  Id.;  2  oz.,  and  not 
exceeding  3  oz.,  6d. ;  3  oz.,  and  not  exceeding  4  oz.,  8d. ;  with  an  addition  of  2d. 
for  eveiy  additional  ounce  up  to  16  ounces,  above  which  weight  the  privilege  does 
not  extend ;  and,  at  the  same  rate  of  postage,  pamphlets,  even  though  they  are 
not  periodicals,  may  be  sent  to  the  United  States,  if  not  exceeding  8  oz.  Other 
printed  books  to  those  places  are  liable  to  letter  rate  of  postage. 

Registration  of  Letters,  &c. — The  fee  chargeable  for  registering  a  letter, 
in  addition  to  the  ordinary  postage,  both  of  which  must  be  prepaid,  will  be  found 
against  each  country  in  table  of  Colonial  and  Foreign  Postage. 

%  Where  this  sign  is  made  use  of  in  the  columns  of  Registration  Fees  in 
the  Table  of  Colonial  and  Foreign  Postage,  it  signifies  that  the  letters  can  only 
be  registered  with  certainty  to  the  Port  of  Dispatch. 

Stamps  and  Money,  Newspapers  and  Book  Packets,  must  always  be 
prepaid  in  stamps;  the  prepayment  of  Letters  outwards  (that  is,  from  this 
countiy  to  places  abroad)  may  be  made  in  money  or  in  English  postage  stamps. 

Warm  Climates. — The  practice  of  Sealing  Letters  passing  to  and  from  the 
East  and  West  Indies,  and  other  Warm  Climates,  with  Wax  (except  such  as  is 
specially  prepared)  is  attended  with  much  inconvenience,  and  frequently  with 
serious  injury  to  the  Letters,  in  consequence  of  the  melting  of  the  wax,  and  adhe- 
sion of  the  Letters  to  each  other ;  the  public  are  therefore  recommended,  in  all 
cases  to  use  wafers  in  preference  to  wax  in  securing  their  Letters  sent  to  India, 
or  other  warm  climates,  and  also  to  advise  their  correspondents  in  those  countries 
to  pursue  the  same  course. 


72 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 


LIST    OF    POST    TOWNS    IN    SCOTLAND, 

INCLUDING    ORKNEY   AND   SHETLAND. 


Explanations. 

When  in  the  subjoined  List  two  places  are  mentioned,  the  first  is  only  a  sub- 
office,  and  the  second  is  the  Head  Office  to  which  the  first  is  subordinate. 

In  all  cases  the  figures  after  a  place  show  its  distance  in  miles  from  the  sub- 
office. 

With  few  exceptions,  all  Head  Offices  are  Money  Order  Offices,  but  some- 
times there  is  a  Money  Order  Office  nearer  to  the  Sub-office  than  is  the  Head 
Office.  In  these  cases  such  Money  Order  Office  is  added  as  a  third  name,  for 
the  information  of  any  person  who  may  wish  to  remit  money  to  the  neigh- 
bourhood. 

As  regards  Town  Receiving  Offices  those  only  are  entered  at  which  Money 
order  business  is  transacted;  and  these  will  be  found  under  the  names  of  the 
respective  Head  Offices. 

Each  Money  Order  Office  is  distinguished  by  an  *. 

The  last  word  in  the  Address  of  every  letter,  &c,  should  be  the  name  of  the 
town  to  which,  or  near  to  which,  the  letter  is  sent ;  except  when  the  Post-Office 
at  that  town  is  only  a  sub-office,  in  which  case  the  Head  Office  to  which  this 
Office  is  subordinate  must  be  added ;  and  except  also  that  where  there  are  two 
Post  Towns  of  the  same  name  the  county  must  be  given. 

Post- ©Sees  in  Scotland. 


Aberarder,  Inverness  12 

Aberargie,  Bridge  of  Earn  4 

Aberchirder,  Banff  9 

Aberdalgie,  Perth  Q\ 

Aberdeen 

Aberdour,  Burntisland  3 

Aberfeldy,  Dunkeld  17 

Aberfoyle,  Stirling  20 

Aberlady,  Edinburgh  21 ;  Drem  3£ 

Aberlemno,  Forfar  7 

Aberlour,  Craigellachie  If 

Abernethy,  Craigellachie  30  ;  Gran- 
town  6 

Abernethy,  Newburgh  (Fife)  3 

Abernyte,  Perth  14| ;  Inchture  3 

Aberuthven,  Auchterarder  3 

Abington,  Leadhills  7 

Aboyne,  Aberdeen  31J 

Achahoish,  Lochgilphead  9£ 

Acharacle,  Bonaw  59§;  Strontian,  13 

Acharnie,  Huntly  11 

Achinarrow,  Craigellachie  22J  ;  Bal- 
lindalloch,  12 

Advie,   Craigellachie  14;    Ballindal- 

Airdrie  [loch  3£ 

Airth,  Falkirk  7 ;  Grangemouth  4i 

Alexandria,  Glasgow  18 

Alford,  Aberdeen  26 

Alloa 

Alloway,  Ayr  2|- 

Ahnond  Bank,  Perth  4 

Alness,  Inverness  30 

Altnaharra,  Lairg  21 

Alves,  Forres  7  ;  Elgin  5 

Alyth,  Meigle  3§ 

Amisfield,  Dumfries  6 

Amulree,  Dunkeld  10 

Ancrum,  Jedburgh  4 


Lochcar- 


*  Anderston,  see  Glasgow 

*  Annan 

*  Anstruther,  Edinburgh,  37 

*  Appin,  Bonaw  13 
Applecross,    Dingwall  70; 

ron  20 
Arasaig,  Fort-William  38 
Arbirlot,  Arbroath  3 

*  Arbroath 
Arbuthnott,  Fordoun  4£ ;  Bervie 
Archiestown,  Graigellachie  4 
Ardclach,  Forres  13 
Ardelve,  Lochalsh  6 
Ardentinny,  Greenock  16 

*  Ardersier 
Ardfern,  Lochgilphead  16 

*  Ardgay,  Tarn  14 
Ardgour,  Bonaw  32| ;  Strontis 
Ardnamurchan,  Bonaw 

tian  30 
Ardpatrick,   Lochgilphead  23 

bert  14 
Ardrishaig,  Lochgilphead  2 
Ardross,  Inverness  36£ ;  Alness  5 

*  Ardrossan 

Ardwell  Inn,  Stranraer  12 
Armadale,  Edinburgh  26 ;  Bathgate  2 
Armadale,  Thurso  23 
Arncroach,   Edinburgh  39;     Pitten- 


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Arnisort,  Portree  12 
Aros,  Oban  28 

Arran,  see  Brodick  and  Lamlash 
Arrochar,  Glasgow  36 
Arrochar  Village,  Glasgow  36 ;  Arro- 
char 1 
Ascog,  Rothesay  3 
Ashkirk,  Hawick  6£ 


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73 


Assynt,  Lairg1,  33 

Athelstanef ord,  Edinburgh  20 ;  Drern, 

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*  Auchinblae,  Fordoun  3 
Auchincairn,  Castle  Douglas  8 
Auchincloich,  Kilmarnock  7 J ;    Gals- 
ton  4£ 

Auchencrow,  Ayton  5| 

Auchengray,  Lanark  12§ ;  West  Cal- 
der  5§ 

Auchinleck,  Kilmarnock  14;  Cum- 
nock 2 

Auchleven,  Insch  3£ 

Auchmull,  Aberdeen  4 

Auchmithie,  Arbroath  4 

Auchnacarry,  Fort-William,  13 

Auchnacraig,  Oban  12 

Auchnagatt,  Ellon  8 

Auchnasheen,  Dingwall  30 

*  Auchterarder 
Auchterhouse,  Dundee  7| 
Auchterless,  Turriff  6 

*  Auchtermuehty,  Ladybank  5 
Auchtertool,  Kirkcaldy  4 
Auldearn,  Nairn  2£ 
Auldgirth  Bridge,  Dumfries  8 
Auldgirnaig,  Blair  Athol  3 
Aultbea,  Dingwall  70 ;  Poolewe  7 
Aviemore,      Kingussie     13| ;     Carr 

Bridge  5£ 
Avoch,  Inverness  11 ;  Fortrose  1£ 

*  Ayr 

*  Ayton 

Badenscoth,  Aberdeen  28£ ;   Turriff  8 

Bailliestown,  Glasgow  6 

Bainshole,  Insch  7 

Balbesrgie,  Perth  6 

Balblair,  Tain  6 

Balerno,  Edinburgh  6 ;  Currie  2 

Balfour,  Kirkwall  5 

*  Balfron,  Glasgow  20 
Balgonie,  Markinch  1J 

*  Ballantrae,  Girvan  13 

*  Ballater,  Aberdeen  42 

*  Ballindalloch,  Craigellachie  IO3 
Ballinluig,  Dunkeld  8 ;  Pitlochry  5 
Ballintuhn,  Blairgowrie  11 
Ballygrant,    Greenock,    118;     Bow- 
more  4 

Balmaclellan,    Castle    Douglas,    13 ; 

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Balmullo,  Cupar  (Fife)  5£ ;  Leuchars 

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Balnaguard,  Dunkeld  11 ;  Aberfeldy  7 
Baltasound,  Lerwick  62 ;    Cullivoe  10 

*  Banchory,  Aberdeen  18 

*  Banff 

Bankend,  Dumfries  6 
Bankfoot,  Perth  9 ;  Stanley  4 
Bannockburn,  Stirling  2£ 
Banton,  Denny  6 ;  Kilsyth  3 
Bargrennan,  Newton-Stewart  10 
Barr,  Girvan  8 
Barra,  Lochmaddy  63 

*  Ban-head,  Glasgow  9£ 

*  Ban-hill,  Girvan  12 
Barvas,  Stornoway  12 

*  Bathgate,  Edinburgh  24 

*  Beauly 
Beeswing,  Dumfries  7 


*  Beith 

Belhelvie,  Aberdeen  8 

Belivat,  Nairn  9 

BeUshill,  Glasgow  10 ;  Holytown  2 

Beltonford,  Dunbar  2g 

Benrinnes,  Craigellachie  4 

Berriedale,  Golspie  27  ;   Dunbeath  6 

*  Bervie,  Fordoun  7 

*  Biggar 

Birgham,  Kelso  5 ;  Coldstream  4 

Birnam,  Dunkeld  1 

Birness  Toll,  EUon  4 

Birsay,  Kirkwall  20 ;  Stromness  10 

Birse,  Aberdeen  3Sj  ;  Aboyne  7 

Bishopbriggs,  Glasgow  3  J 

Bishopton,  Paisley  6 

Blackburn,  Aberdeen  9  ;  Kintore  4 

Blackbm-n,  Edinburgh,  26£;  Whit- 
burn 2 

Blackford,  Auchterarder  4£ 

Blackhall,  Edinburgh  3 

Blackhillock,  Keith  5 

Blackridge,  Edinburgh  29;  Bath- 
gate 5 

*  Blackshiels,  Edinburgh  15 
Bladnoch,  Newton  Stewart  7  3 ;  Wig- 

town  1 

*  Blair-Adam,  Kinross  4 

*  Blair-Athol 
Blair-Drommond,  Stirling  3J;  Doune, 

2 

*  Blairgowrie 
Blairlogie,  Stirling  3£ 
Blairngone,   Sthiing    14  ;     Tillicoul- 
try 5 

Blantyre  (High),  Glasgow  9  ;  Hamil- 
ton 3i 

Blantyre  Station,  Glasgow  S| ;  Ham- 
ilton 3 

Boar-Hills,  St  Andrews  4 

Boddam,  Peterhead  4 

Bogroy,  Inverness  7 

Bohally,  Pitlochry  12 

Bonar-village,  Tain  15 ;  Ardgay  1 

Bonchester  Bridge,  Hawick  7 

*  Bonaw 

*  Bo'ness,  Edinburgh  19£ 

Bonhill,  Glasgow  18 ;  Alexandria  i 

Bonnybridge,  Denny  2£ 

Boreland,  Lockerby  7 

Borgue,  Dmnfries  33 ;  Kirkcudbright 
6 

Both  well,  Hamilton  2| 

Botriphnie,  Keith  5 

Bowden,  Edinburgh  44 ;  St  Bos- 
well's  3£ 

Bower,  Wick  15£ ;  Castletown  8 

Bowmore,  Greenock  110 ;  Bridge- 
eud  4 

*  Braco 

Brae,  Lerwick  25 

*  Bridgend,  Greenock  114 
Braemar,  Aberdeen  60 ;  Ballater  18 
Branxton,  Coldstream  5 
Brechin 

Bressay,  Lerwick  l£ 

Bridge  of  Allan 

Bi-idge    of    Bucket,    Aberdeen    42; 

Rhynie  13 
Bridge  of  Cally,  Blairgowrie  6 


74 


POSTAL  DIRECTOKY. 


Bridge  of  Dee,  Aberdeen  2 

Bridge  of  Don,  Aberdeen  2 

Bridge  of  Dun,  Montrose  4 

Bridge  of  Earn 

Bridge  of  Marnoch,  Huntly  8k 

Bridge  of  Rov,  Fort- William  12 

Bridge  of  Turk,  Stirling  23 ;    Callan- 
der 7 

Bridge  of  Weir,  Paisley  6 ;  Johnstone 
2| 

Bridge  of  Westfield,  Thurso  5 

Broadford 

Brodick  (Arran),  Ardrossan  14 

Brora,  Golspie  5J 

Broughty- Ferry,  Dundee  4 

Broxburn,   Edinburgh  12  ;     Winch- 
burgh  2 1 

Brucklaw,  Mintlaw  5| 

Brunton,  Cupar  (Fife)  6£ 

Brydekirk,  Annan  3 

Buckhaven,  Leven  2f 

Buddie,  Fochabers  7£ 

Bucklyvie,  Stirling  15 ;  Kippen  5 

Bunavouhn,  Bonaw  75§ ;  Morvern  13 

Bunnessan,  Oban  36 ;  Aros  32 

Burghead,  Elgin  9 

Burn  of  Cambus,  Stirling  10 ;  Doune  2 

Burntisland 

Bun-ay,  Kirkwall  12  ;    St  Margarets 
Hope  2i 

Burravoe,  Lerwick  38 ;  CuUivoe  18 

Burrelton,  Cupar  Angus  2 

Burwick ;  Kirkwall  19 ;  St  Margarets 
Hope  7 

Busby,  Glasgow  6 

Butterstone,  Dunkeld  4 

Byth,  Turriff  8 

Cabrach,  Aberdeen  46 ;  Rhynie  9 

Cairndow,  Glasgow  SO ;  Inverary  9 

Cajrnie,  Huntly  6 

Cairnie  Hill,  Dunfermline  3 

Caifriryan,  Girvan  24 ;  Stranraer  6 

Calderbank,  Airdrie  2 

Callander,  Stirling  16 

Calton,  see  Glasgow 

Cambus,  Stirling  5£ ;  Alloa  2 

Cambusbarron,-  Stirling  1 

Cambuslang,  Glasgow  4£ 

Camelon,  Falkirk  1 

Cambeltown 

Campsie,  Glasgow  9 ;  Lennoxtown  4| 

Camptown,  Jedburgh  7 

Canonbie,  Hawick  29 

Carbost,  Broadford  23 

Cardross,  Glasgow  17  ;  Dumbarton  4 

Careston,  Brechin  4 

Carinish,  Lochmaddy  13 

Carluke 

Carmunnoch,  Glasgow  8 ;  Busby  li 

Carmyllie,  Arbroath  8 

Carnbee,  Edinburgh  39 ;  Pittenweem3 

Carnbo,  Kinross  4J 

Carnock,  Dunfermline  3 

Carnoustie 
Carnwath,  Lanark  7 

Carrbridge,  Kingussie  19 

Carridale,  Campbeltown  14 

Carrington,    Edinburgh    12;     Lass- 
wade  5 

Can-on,  Falkirk  2 


Carronbridge,  Denny  4 
Carronbridge,  Kihnarnock  41 ;  Thorn- 

hU13 
Carron  Shore,  Falkirk  3 
Carsphairn,  Ayr  25 ;  Dalmellmgton  10 
Car  stairs,  Lanark  4 

*  Castle  Douglas 
Castlehill,  Inverness  3 

*  Castletown,  Thurso  5h 
Cathcart,  Glasgow  4 ;  Busby  2f 
Catrine,  Kilmarnock  11 ;  Mauchline  2 
Causewayend,  Newton  Stuart  3J 
Causewahead,  Stirling  1£ 

Cawdor,  Nairn  6 

Ceres,  Cupar  (Fife)  3 

Chance  Inn,  Arbroath  6 

Chapelhall,  Airdrie  2% ;  Holytown  2 

Chapelknowe,  Hawick  35  ;  Canonbie, 
6 

Chapelton,  Hamilton  6 

Charlestown,  Dunfermline  3£ 

Charlotte-place,  see  Edinburgh 

Cherrybank,  Perth  1£ 

Chirnside,  Ayton  5£ 

Clachaig,  Greenock  16 ;  Dunoon  6 

Clachan,  Lochgilphead  24£ ;  Tarbert 
10 

Clachnahan-y,  Inverness  2 

Clackmannan,  Stirling  9 ;  Alloa  2 

Clarencefield,  Annan  7£ 

Clarkston,  Airdi'ie  1§ 

Clashmore,  Inverness  62 ;  Dornoch  3£ 

Clatt,  Aberdeen  35 ;  Rhynie  4 

Claverhouse,  Dundee  4 

Cleish,  Kinross  4 ;  Blair  Adam  3 i 

Clelland,  Motherwell  3  ;   Wishaw  2| 

Clintmains,  Edinburgh  44;  St  Bos- 
wells  1^ 

Clola,  Elfon  10J ;  Mintlaw  2| 

Closeburn,  Thornhill  2J 

Cluny,  Aberdeen  15 

Coaltown,  Markinch  1? 

Coatbridge,  Glasgow  y 

Cockburnspath 

Coigach,  Dingwall  66 ;  Ullapool  14 

Coldingham,  Ayton  6* 

Coldstream 

Colinsburgh,  Edinburgh  31 

Colinton,  Edinburgh  4f 

Coll,  Oban  56 ;  Tobermory  22 

Collessie,  Ladybank  3£ ;  Auchter- 
muchty  3 

Collieston,  Ellon  6 

Collin,  Dumfries  3 

Colmonell,  Girvan  12 ;  Ballantrae5 

Colpy,  Insch  3f 

Colvend,  Dumfries  18  ;  Dalbeattie  5 

Comrie,  Crieff  6J 

Conon  Bridge,  Dingwall  3 

Contin,  Dins-wall  7 

Cornhill,  Keith  12  ;  Banff  8 

Corpach,  Fort-William  4 

Come  (Arran),  Ardrossan  20;  Bro- 
dick 6 

Corsock,  Dumfries  16 

Corstorphine,  Edinbiu-gh  4 

Cortachy,  Kirriemuir  5 

Cortes,  Mintlaw  8 ;  Fraserburgh  5 

Countesswells,  Aberdeen  5 

Courance,  Lockerby  12£ 


POSTAL   DIRECTORY. 


75 


Cousland,  Edinburgh  9  ;  Dalkeith  4 
Cove,  Aberdeen  4j 
Cove,  Greenock  10 

*  Cowcaddens,  se^  Glasgow 
Cowdenbeath,  Edinburgh  14 ;    Loch- 

gelly  2 
Coylton,  Ayr  6 

*  Craigellachie 
Craigie,  Kilmarnock  4 
Craigielands,  Moffat  2£ 
Craigievar,  Aberdeen  27 ;  Alford  7 
Craigton,  Dundee  15£;  Carnoustie  5 

*  Crail,  St  Andrews  10 
Craning,  Kelso  8  ;  Jedburgh  5 
Crarnond,   Edinburgh  5;    Davidsons 

Mains  1 
Crarnond    Bridge,    Edinburgh     5| ; 

Davidsons  Mains  2 
Cranshaws,  Dunse  10£ 
Crathie,  Aberdeen  51 ;  Ballater  8 

*  Creetown,  Dumfries  45 

*  Crieff 

Crimond,  Peterhead  9 
Crinan,  Lochgilphead  5| 
Crocketford,  Dumfries  9 

*  Cromarty,  Inverness  24 
Cromdale,    Craigellachie  20 ;    Gran- 
town  4 

Crook,  Bigsar  13 J  ;  Rachan  MU1  5§ 

Crossford,  Lanark  6 

Crossgates,    Edinburgh    16;     Inver- 

keithing  4 
Crosshands,  Kilmarnock  6  ;  Mauchline 

3 
Crosshill,  Maybole  3 
Crosslee,  Edinburgh  28 :  Stow  4 
Crossmichael,  Castle  Douglas  3§ 
Crossmyloof,    Glasgow    2;    Pollock- 

shaws  1 
Cross  Roads,  Banff  22| ;  CuUen  9 
Croy,  Ardersier  5 
Cruden,  Ellon  8 
Culbokie,  Dingwall  9 
Culduthel,  Inverness  2 

*  Cullen,  Banff  13£ 

Cullicudden,  Inverness  25|;  Cromarty 

10 
Cullievoe,  Lerwick  54 
Cuh-ain,  Tain  18£ ;  Ardgay  4£ 

*  Culross,  Alloa  10| 
Cults,  Aberdeen  4 

Cumbernauld,  Glasgow  15 ;  Kilsyth  4 
Cuminestown,  Tm-riff  6 
Cummertrees,  Annan  4 

*  Cumnock,  Kilmarnock  16 

p  Cumnock,  New,  Kilmarnock  21 
Cunningsbiu-gh,  Lerwick  12 

*  Cupar  Angus 

*  Cupar  (Fife) 

*  Currie,  Edinburgh  6 
Dailly,  Maybole  7  ;  Girvan  6 

*  Dalbeattie,  Dumfries  14 
Dalguise,  Dunkeld,  5 
Daljarroch,  Girvan  7 

*  Dalkeith,  Edinburgh  6 
Dallas,  Forres  9 
Dalmally,  Inverary  15^ 

*  Dalmellington,  Ayr  15 

Dalmuir,  Glasgow  85 ;    Old  Kilpat 
rick  2 


Dalnacardoch,  Blair  Athol  11 

*  Dairy  (Ayrshire),  Beith  5 

Dairy,  Castle  Douglas  17  ;  New-  Gal- 
loway 2J 
Dalrymple,  Ayr  6 
Dalswinton,  Dumfries  7 
Dalton,  Lockerby  6 
Damhead,  Kinross  65 
Darnaway,  Forres  8 
Darnick,  Melrose  1 
Darvel,  Kilmarnock  9 ;  Galston  4 

*  Davidson's  Mains,  Edinburgh  4 
Daviot,  Inverness  6 

Daviot,  Aberdeen  21| ;  Old  Meldrum 
4 

Deanburnhaugh,  Hawick  83 

Deanston,  Stirling  9  ;  Doune  1 

Deerness,  Kirkwall,  6 

Denhead,  St  Andrews  3 

Denholm,  Hawick  5£ 

Denino,  St.  Andrew's  4§ 

Dennistown,  Glasgow  14;  Dumbar- 
ton i 

*  Denny 
Dennyloanhead,  Denny  2 
Deskford,  Banff  17±  Cullen  4 

*  Dingwall 

Dirleton,  Edinburgh  20f ;  Drem  3 

*  Dollar,  Stirling  12 
Dolphinton,  Edinburgh,  26 
Noblehouse  6 

Dores,  Inverness  7 
Dornie,  Lochalsh  7 

*  Dornoch,  Inverness  55 
Dor  nock,  Annan  2 

*  Douglas,  Lanark  11 
Douglastown,  Forfar  3 

*  Doune,  Stirling  8 
Dreghorne,  Irvine  2 

*  Drem,  Edinburgh  17| 
Drumblade,  Huntly  6 
Drumflower,    Newton    Stewart   19f; 

Glenluce  4 
Drumlithie,  Fordoun,  4J 
Drummoak,  Aberdeen  10 

*  Drummore,  Stranraer  20 

*  Drumnadrochit,  Inverness  14 
Drvmen,  Glasgow  26 ;  Alexandria  9 
Dubford,  Banff  8 

Duddingston,  Edinburgh  3;  Porto- 
beUo  i| 

Duffus,  Elgin  4§ 

Dulnain  Bridge,  Kingussie  25 ;  Gran- 
town  3£ 

*  Dumbarton,  Glasgow  14 

*  Dumfries 

Dunaskin,  Ayr  12 ;    Dalmellington  3| 

*  Dunbar 

*  Dunbeath,  Golspie  33 

*  Dunblane 
Dunbog,  Newburgh  4 
Dunco  w,  Dumfries  5 

*  Dundee 

Dundonald,  Kilmarnock  5 
Dundrennan,  Dumfries  26;    Kircud- 
bright 8 

*  Dunfermline 

Dunglass,  Glasgow  11;  Old  Kil- 
patrick  If 

*  Dunkeld 


POSTAL    DIRECTORY. 


Dunlop,  Kilmarnock  8£;    Stewarton 
2J 

Dunmore  School,  Stirling  7 

Dunnet,  Thurso,  8| ;  Castletown  3 

Dunuichen,  Forfar  4 

Dunning,  Bridge  of  Earn  9 

Dunoon,  Greenock  10 

Dunrossnes,  Lerwick  24 

Duuscore,  Dumfries  9 

Dunse 

Dunshelt,    Ladybank    7;     Auchter- 
muchty  1 

Duntocher,  Glasgow  11  ;   Old  Kirk- 
patrick  2\ 

Dunure,  Ayr  6 

Dunvegan,  Portree  23 

Duraden,  Cupar  (Fife)  3| 

Durris,  Aberdeen  13 ;  Banchory  5 

Durrisdeer,  Thornhill  7 

Durness,  Lairg  56| ;  Tongue  21 

Duror,  Bonaw  24  Glencoe  1\ 

Dyce,  Aberdeen  6 

Dysart,  Kirkaldy  2 

Eaglesham,  Glasgow  9  Busby  3£ 

Earlston,  Melrose  4£ 

Easdale,  Oban  16 

East  Wemyss,  Kirkcaldy  5;    Buck- 
haven  1§ 

East  Yell,  Lerwick  43 ;  Cullivoe  13 

Ecclefechan 

Echt,  Aberden  12 

Edav,  Kirkwall  20 

Eddleston,  Edinburgh,  18 ;  Peebles,  4 

Edinburgh.    Head  Office  in  Waterloo 

Place,  from  which  the  Town  Receiv- 
ing Office  of — 
*Leith  is  2  miles  distant 
♦Charlotte  Place,  1  mile  distant 
♦Nicholson  Street,  £  mile  distant 
*Pitt  Street,  §  mile  distant 

Edinkillie,  Forres  9 

Edrom,  Ayton  8?,  Dunse  Z\ 

Edzell,  Brechin  6 

Elderslie,  Paisley  1\ 

Elgin 

Ellie,  Edinburgh  39 

Ellon 

Enzie,  Fochabers  5,  Buckie  3 

Enzieholm,  Hawick  302,  Langholm  73 

Errol 

Errol  Village,  Perth  10£,  Errol  1 

Eskdale,  Hawick  35£,  Langholm  13 

Ettrick  Bridge,  Selkirk  6 

Evanton,  Inverness  25 

Evie,  Kirkwall  17 

Ewes,  Hawick  19|,  Langholm  4 

Eyemouth,  Ayton  2J 

Fairlie,  Greenock  IS,  Largs  3 
:  Falkirk 

Falkland,     Ladybank    5,     Auchter- 
muchty  3 

Farnell,  Brechin  4 

Fan-,  Thurso  31,  Tongue  14  _ 

Fasnacloich,  Bonaw  14,  Appin  6 

Fearn,  Brechin  9 

Fearn,  Tain  5 

Fenwick,  Kilmarnock  4 

Ferryden,  Montrose  15 

Ferryport-on-Craig,  Edinburgh  44 

Feshie  Bridge,  Kingussie  9 


Fetlar,  Lerwick  51,  Cullivoe,  15 
Fetterangus,  Mintlaw  2 

*  Fettercairn,  Laurencekirk  5 
Findhorn,  Fon-es  5 
Finstown,  Thurso  37,  Kirkwall  7 
Fintray,  Aberdeen  10,  Kintore  4 
Fintry,  Glasgow  18,  Lennoxtown  8£ 
Fisherie,  Turriff  8 
Five-mile-house,  Dundee  5,  Lochee  3 

*  Fochabers 

Folda,  Meigle  17,  Alyth  13§ 
Forbes,  Aberdeen  27,  Alford  2 

*  Ford,  Edinburgh  11 

Ford  Lochawe,  Lochgilphead  12 
Fordoun.    A  Head  Office,  but  not  a 
Money  Order  Office  ;  nearest  Money 
Order  Office  at  Auchenblae,  3  miles 
distant 

Fordyce.  Banff  10|,  Portsoy  25 

*  Forfar 

*  Forres 

Forgandenny,  Bridge  of  Earn  3 
Forglen,  Turriff  4| 
Forneth,  Blairgowrie  6 
Forgue,  Huntly  Ih 

*  Fort-Augustus,  Inverness  35 
Forteviot,  Bridge  of  Earn  7,  Dunning  3 
Fort  George,  Ardersier  If 

Forth,  Lanark  7| 

Fortingal,  Dunkeld  27,  Aberfeldy  9 

*  Fortrose,  Inverness  12£ 

*  Fort  William 
Fossaway,  Kinross  6 

Fountain  Hall,  Edinburgh  20;  Stow 

4 
Fowlis,  Crieff  6 

*  Fraserburgh 

Freuchie,  Ladybank  3 ;  Kettle  2 
Friockheim,  Arbroath  7 
Furnace,  Inverary  8 

*  Fyvie,  Aberdeen  25 

Gairloch,  Dingwall  57  ;  Poolewe  6 
Gairloch-head,  Glasgow  27| ;  Helens- 
burgh 8 
Galashiels 

Galston,  Kilmarnock  5 
Garallan,  Kilmarnock  18 ;  Cumnock  2 
Garderhouse,  Lerwick  15 

*  Garlieston,  Newton  Stewart  15 
Gargunnock,  Stirling,  6,  Kippen  2 

*  Garmouth,  Fochabers  5 
Garrabost,  Stornoway  8 
Gartly,  Insch  85,  Huntly  U 
Gartmore,  Stirling  23,  Aberfoyle  3 
Garvald,  Prestonkirk  6 

Garve,  Dingwall  13 
Garvock,  Laurencekirk  4 
Gask  School,  Auchterarder  6;  Dun- 
ning 4J 

*  Gatehouse,  Dumfries  33 

Gateside,    Ladybank,    12|   Auchter- 

muchty  4| 
Gattonside,  Melrose  1 
Gavinton,  Dunse  2^ 
Gifford,  Haddington  4i 
Gigha,  Lochgilphead  40,  Tarbert  12 
Gillyburn,  Dunkeld  7,  Stanley  4 
Gilmerton,  Crieff  2 
Gilston,  Castle  Douglas  2a 

*  Girvan 


POSTAL  DIEECTORY. 


77 


Gladsruuir,  Edinburgh  13£,  Trauent  3£ 
Glammis,  Forfar  5 

*  Glasgow. — Head    Office  in    George's 

Square,  from  which  the  Town  Re- 
ceiving Office  of — 

*  Anderston  is  1  mile  distant 

*  Calton,  1§  mile  distant 

*  Cowcaddens,  1  mile  distant 

*  Port  Eglinton  road  1  mile  distant 
Glass,  Huntly  8J 

Glasserton,  Newton  Stewart  23,  Whit- 
horn 2 

Glenapp,  Girvan  20,  Ballantree  5 

Glenbar,  Greenock  72,  Campbeltown 
12 

Glencaple,  Dumfries 

Glencarse,  Perth  6£,  Errol  4£ 

Glencoe,  Bonaw  31 

Glendale,  Portree  31f 

Glendaruel,  Glasgow  80,  Strone  8 

*  Glenelg,  Lochalsh  8 
Glenisla,  Meigle  12f,  Alyth  9 
GlenUvat,    Craigellachie    16,   Ballin- 

dalloch  6 
Glenlochar,  Castle  Douglas  3 

*  Glenluce,  Newton  Stewart,  15| 
Glenmorriston,    Inverness  26;    Fort 

Augustus,  6J 
Glenshee,  Blairgowrie  20 
Glen  Urquhart,  Inverness  20 ;   Drum- 

nadrochit  6 

*  Golspie 

Gordon,  Kelso  8 ;  Earlston  5 

*  Gorebridge,  Edinburgh  12 
Gortlech,  Inverness  20 ;  Fort  Augus- 
tus 12 

Gourdon,  Fordoun  8i ;  Bervie  1| 

*  Gourock,  Greenock  3£ 

*  Govan,  Glasgow  2J 
Gowanbank,  Arbroath  3J 

*  Grangemouth,  Falkirk  3 

*  Grantown,  Craigellachie  24 
Grantshouse,  Edinburgh,  41f;  Cock- 

burnspath  4J 
Greenburn,  Edinburgh,  33 ;  Whitburn 
4£ 

*  Greenlaw,  Dunse  8 

*  Greenock 
Greens,  Turriff  10 

Gretna,  Carlisle  9  ;  Longtown  4 
Guardbridge,  Cupar  (Fife)  6  St,  An- 
drews 4 
Guildtown,  Perth  6 
Gullan,  Drem  3§ 
Guthrie,  Arbroath  9 

*  Haddington 
Halbeath,  Dunfermline  2§ 
Halkirk,  Golspie  70£  ;  Thurso  6| 
Halkirk  Roadside,  Golspie  69 ;  Thurso 

5 

*  Hamilton 

Haroldswick,  Lerwick  65;    Cullivoe 

12 
Harray,  Kirkwall  12 
Harriotfield,  Perth  10 

*  Harris,  Stornoway  36 
Haugh-head,   Glasgow  11;   Lennox- 
town  1£ 

Haughof  Urr,  Dumfries  14;   Castle- 
Douglas  4J 


Hawesburgh,  Rothesay  3 

*  Hawick 

Heath  Cottage,  Elgin  4 
Heiton,  Kelso  2 

*  Helensburgh,  Glasgow  21 

*  Helmsdale,  Golspie  17 

Heriot,  Edinburgh  16 ;  Gore  Bridge  6? 

Hermiston,  Edinburgh  8 

Hightae,  Lockerby  4 

Hillend,  Edinburgh  13 ;  Inverkeithing 

1 
Hillhead,  Glasgow  2 ;  Cowcaddens  1 
Hillside,  Aberdeen  7 
Hillside,  Montrose  3 
Hillswick,  Lerwick  42 

*  Holytown,  Glasgow  12 ;  Motherwell  2| 
Holywood,  Dumfries  4 

Hopeman,  Elgin  7 ;  Burghead  2 
Houston,  Paisley  6| ;  Johnstone  3f 
Howmore,  Lochmaddy  37 
Howood,  Paisley  5| ;  Johnstone  3£ 
Huna,  Wick  18 
Huntingtower,  Perth  2§ 

*  Huntly 

Hurlet,  Glasgow  7k ;  Barrhead  2 
Hurlf  ord,  Kilmarnock  2 
Inchbare,  Brechin  4£ 

*  Inchture 

Inollan,  Greenock  14 ;  Dunoon  5| 
Innerkip,  Greenock  6 

*  Innerleithen,  Edinburgh  28^ 
Innerwick,  Dunbar  5 

*  Insch 

Inver,  Dunkeld  1 

Inverallochy,    Mintlaw,  13;    Fraser- 
burgh 5 
Inveran,  Tain  20J ;  Ardgay  65 

*  Inverary 
Invercannich,  Beauly20 
Invergarry,     Inverness      42;      Fort 

Augustus  7 

*  Invergordon,  Inverness  32 

Inverie,  Inverness  89 ;  Fort  Augustus 
54 

*  Inverkeithing,  Edinburgh  12 
Inverkeithny,  Turriff  7 
Inverkindie,  Aberdeen  38 ;  Rhynie  11 

*  Inverness 

*  Inverary,  see  Keith  Hall 
Iona,  Oban  43 ;  Aros  43£ 

*  Irvine 

*  Isle  Ornsay,  Broadford  9£ 

Isle  of  Whithorn,  Newton  Stewart  22 ; 

Whithorn  3± 
Jamestown,  Glasgow  19 :  Dumbarton 

5 

*  Jedburgh 

Jocks  Lodge,  Edinburgh  1 
Johnshaven,  Fordoun  11£ ;  Bervie  4£ 

*  Johnstone,  Paisley  3| 
Johnstone  Bridge,  Lockerby  7 
Juniper  Green,  Edinburgh  5 ;  Currie  1 
Jura,  Lochgilphead  28 ;  Bridgend  26 
Keig,  Aberdeen  26 ;  Alf ord  5 
Keills,  Lochgilphead  17| 

Keiss,  Wick  7£ 

*  Keith 

*  Keith  Hall  (or  Inverary) 

*  Kelso 

[     Kslton  Hill,  Castle  Douglas  2h 


78 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY, 


Kemnay,  Keith  Hall  6 ;  Kintore  4 
Kennethinont,  Aberdeen  32  ;  Insch  6 
Kenmore,  Dunkeld  23 ;  Aberf  eldy  6 
Kennnoway,  Edinburgh  24| 
Kerremore,  Dunkeld  39 ;  Aberf  eldy  22 
Keersland,  Beith  2| 
Kessock,  Inverness  2 

*  Kettle,  Ladybank  1 

Kilbarchan,  Paisley  6;  Johnstone  2| 

*  Kilbirnie,  Beith  3 

Kilbride,  Loehmaddy  57  [6§ 

Kilbride,  East,  Glasgow  8 ;  Hamilton 
Kilbride,  West,  Greenock  22|;  Ard- 

rossan  5 
Kilchrenan,  Inverary  13|  Bridgend  6f 
Kilconquhar,  Edinburgh  32J ;  Colins- 

burgh  If 
Kilcreggan,  Greenock  8 
Kilfinnan,  Glasgow  63 ;  Rothesay  21 
Kilham,  Coldstream,  8  [12 

Killearn,  Glasgow  16£ ;  Lennoxtown 
Kilearnan,  Inverness  7 

*  KiUin,  Crieff  27 
Kilmalcolm,  Port-Glasgow  4 
Kilmany,  Cupar  (Fife)  5? 

*  Kilmarnock 
Kilmaurs,  Kilmarnock  2 
Kilmelford,  Oban  16 

Kilmichael  Glassary,  Lochgilphead  4 

Kilmorack,  Beauly  3 

Kilmorie  (Arran),  Ardrossan  35 ; 
Brodick  21 

Kilmuir  Portree  20 ;  Uig  3 

Kilmun,  Greenock  12 ;  Strone  2 

Kilninver,  Oban  8 

Kilpatrick  (New),  Glasgow  6 ;  Mary- 
hill  2| 

*  Kilpatrick  (Old),  Glasgow  10 
Kilrenny,  Edinburgh  38 ;  Anstruther  1 

*  Kilsyth,  Glasgow  12 
Kiltarlity,  Beauly  5 

*  Kilwinning,  Irvine  5 
Kincaldrum,  Forfar  4£ 

*  Kincardine,  Alloa  5£ 

Kincardine    O'Neil,     Aberdeen    26; 

Aboyne  5 
Kingairloch,  Bonaw  48^ ;  Strontian  7 
Kingarth,  Rothesay  8 
King  Edward,  Banff  5 

*  Kinghorn,  Edinburgh  10| 
Kinglassie,  Kirkcaldy  7  ;  Leslie  3J 

*  Kingussie 

Kingsbarns,  St  Andrews  6 ;  Crail  3 
Kingston,  Edinburgh  20| ;  Drem  3 
Kingston  Pott,   Fochabers  6 ;    Gar- 
mouth  1 
Kinlochard,  Stirling  24 ;    Aberfoyle  5 
Kinlochbervie,  Lairg  46 
Kinlochewe,  Dingwall  39 ;  Poolewe  25 
Kinlochmoidart,  Bonaw  67£;    Stron- 
tian 20 
Kininuick,  Keith-Hall  3 
Kinnaird,  Perth  15 ;  Inchture  3? 
Kinneff,  Stonehaven  5 
Kinneswood,  Kinross  5 

*  Kinross 

Kintail,  Lochalsh  16 

*  Kuitore,  Aberdeen  12 

*  Kippen,  Stirling  10 
Kirkbank,  Kelso  5 


Kirkbean,  Dumfries  14 
Kirkbuddo,  Forfar  6 

*  Kirkcaldy 
Kirkcolm,  Stranraer  7 
Kirkconnel,  Sanquhar  4 
Kirkcowan,  Newton-Stewart  1\ 

*  Kirkcudbright,  Dumfries  28 
Kirkfield  Bank,  Lanark  1 
Kirkgunzeon,  Dumfries  8 
Kirkinner,  Newton-Stewart  11 ;  Wig- 
town 3 

*  Kirkintulloch,  Glasgow  8 
Kirkliston,    Edinburgh    9;     Winch- 
burgh  2£ 

Kirkmahoe,  Dumfries  4 

*  Kirkmichael,  Blairgowrie  14 
Kirkmichael,  Maybole  3 
Kirknewton,  Edinbm-gh  10 ;    Midcal- 

der  3 
Kirkoswald,  Maybole  4£ 
Kirkpatrick-Durham,  Dumfries  1 2^- 

Castle-Douglas  4£ 
Kh-kpatrick-Fleming ;  Ecclefechan  6 

*  Kirkwall 

*  Kirriemuir 
Kirtlebridge,  Ecclefechan  3 

■    Kishorn,  Dingwall  55 ;  Locharron  5 

Knockando,  Craigellachie  9 

Kyleakin  Lochalsh  7 

Lachans,  Stranraer  3 

Ladybank.  A  Head  Office,  but  not  a 
Money  Order  Office ;  nearest  Money- 
Order  Office  at  Kettle,  1  mile  dis- 
tant 

Ladykirk,  Berwick  8 ;  Coldstream  7 

Laggan,  Kingussie  11 

Laighdoors,  Crieff  6 ;  Braco  3 

*  Lairg 
Lamington,  Biggar6 

Lamlash  (Arran),  Ardrossan  15 ;  Bro- 
dick 6 

*  Lanark 

Langbank,  Port-Glasgow  5 

*  Langholm,  Hawick  23| 
Larbert,  Falkirk  3 

*  Largo,  Edinburgh  28 

*  Largs,  Greenock  15 
Larkhall,  Hamilton  4 
Lasstown,  Dumfries  2 

*  Lasswade,  Edinburgh  6 

Lather  on,  Golspie  37 ;  Dunbeath  4^ 
Lathones,  St.  Andrews  6 

*  Lauder,  Edinburgh  25 

*  Laurencekirk 
Laurieston,  Castle-Douglas  6 
Laurieston.  Falkirk  1-J- 

Leadburn  Toll,  Edinburgh  13  ;  Pen- 
nicuick  3 

*  Leadhills,  Glasgow  48 
Ledaig,  Bonaw  1 0  ;  Appin  6 

*  Leith.    See  Edinburgh 
Leitholm,  Coldstream  7 

*  Lennoxtown,  Glasgow  10 

*  Lerwick 

*  Leslie,  Markinch  3 
Leslie,  Insch  7 

*  Lesmahagow,  Lanark  7 
Lesawalt,  Stranraer  2£ 
Letham,  Ladybank  5  ;  Cupar  4i 
Letham.  Forfar  6 


POSTAL  DIRECTORY. 


79 


Lethnot,  Brechin  8 

*  Leuchars,  Cupar  (Fife)  7 

*  Leven 
Lhanbryde,  Elgin  3s 

*  Liberton,  Edinburgh  3£ 

*  Lilliesleaf ;  Selkirk  6 

Limekilns,  Dunfermline  3;    Charles- 
town  1 
Lindores,  Newburgh  (Fife)  2 
Linkshouse,  Lerwick  46  ;    Cuillivoe  9 

*  Linlithgow,  Edinburgh  16 
Linton,  West,  see  West  Linton 
Lintrathen,  Kirriemuir  7| 
Linwood,  Paisley  2§ 
Lismore,  Bonaw  19 ;  Appin  7 
Livingstone,   Edinburgh    14£;     Mid 

Calder  2£ 
Loan,  Edinburgh  19£ ;  Linlithgow  3£ 

*  Loanhead,  Edinburgh  6 
Loans,  Ayr  5 ;  Troon  2 

*  Lochalsh 

Lochbroom,  Dingwall  40  ;  Ullapool  6 

*  Lochcarron,  Dingwall  50 

Loch  Chon,  Stirling  28 ;  Aberfoyle  9 
Lochearnhead,  Crieff  19£;  Killin  7£ 

*  Lochee,  Dundee  2 
Lochfoot,  Diunfries  15 

Lochgair,  Inveraryl6;  Lochgilphead  6 

*  Lochgelly,  Edinburgh  21 

*  Lochgilphead 
Lochgoilhead,  Greenock  24 
Lochinver,  Lairg  47 

*  Lochmaben,  Lockerby  4 

*  Lochmaddy 

Loch  Ranza,  Greenock  40 ;  Brodick  10 
Loch  Swein,  Lochgilphead  19 
Lochwinnoeh,  Paisley  9| ;  Beith  3£ 

*  Lockerby 

Logierait,  Dunkeld  9 ;  Pitlochrie  5| 
Longforgan,  Dundee  65  ;  Inchture  2\ 
Longhope,  Kirkwall  18 ;  Stromness  12 
Long  Niddrie,  Edinburgh  13 ;  Preston- 
pans  4 
Longside,  Mintlaw  2|- 
Lonmay,  Mintlaw  10 ;  Fraserburgh  5J 

*  Lossiemouth,  Elgin  6 

Loth,  Golspie  13 ;  Helmsdale  4 
Lower  Cabrach,  Huntly  16 
Lugar,  Kilmarnock  18 ;  Cumnock  2 
Lumphanan,  Aberdeen  30i ;  Aboyne  5 
Lumsden,  Aberdeen  34;  Rhynie  4 
Lunan,  Ai-broath  8 ;  Chance  Inn  2 
Lundie,  Dundee  9 ;  Lochee  7 
Luss,  Glasgow  27  ;  Alexandria  9 
Luthermuir,  Laurencekirk  5 ;  Fetter- 
cairn  2£ 
Luthrie,  Cupar  (Fife)  5£ 

*  Lybster,  Golspie  39J 
Lynwilg,  Kingussie  9 
Macduff,  Banff  1 
Maderty,  Crieff  6 
Makerston,  Kelso  4 

Manor,  Edinburgh  25 ;  Peebles  3 

*  Markinch 
Maryburgh,  Dingwall  2 
Maryculter,  Aberdeen  7 

*  Maryhill,  Glasgow  4 
Marykirk,  Montrose  5J 
Marypark,  Craigellachie  1\  ;  Ballin- 

dalloch  3 


*  Mauchline,  Kilmarnock  8 

*  Maybole 

*  Meigle 

Meikleour,  Perth  12 ;  Cupar  Angug  5 
Melness,  Lairg  41 ;  Tongue  3 

*  Melrose 

.  Melvich,  Thurso  17 
Menmuir,  Brechin  5 
Menstrie,  Stirling  5 ;  Tillicoultry  4 
Methlic,  Aberdeen 22;  OldMeldrumSJ 
Methven,  Perth  6 
Mey,  Thurso  13 J  ;  Castletown  5 
Miavaig,  Stornoway  32 

*  Midcalder,  Edinburgh  12 
Middleshaw,  Lockerby  4 
Millbrex,  Aberdeen  31 ;  Fyvie  6 
Millerhill,  Edinburgh  5 ;  Dalkeith  21 
Millhouse,  Greenock  34 ;  Rothesay  8 
Millhouse,  Lockerby  4 

*  Millport  Greenock  25 
Milnathort,  Kinross  2 

*  Milngavie,  Glasgow  7 
Milton-bridge,  Edinburgh  8;    Penny- 

cuick  2 
Milton    of     Campsie,     Glasgow    set 

Campsie 
Minard,  Inveraryl2 
Minishant,  Maybole  3| 

*  Mintlaw 

*  Moffat 

*  Moniaive,  Thornhill  8 
Mouiiieth,  Dundee  6J 
Monkton,  Ayr  4 

*  Montrose 

Monymusk,  Aberdeen  18 ;  Alf ord  8 
Moodiesburn,  Glasgow  7 
Morebattle,  Kelso  1\ 
Morinish,  Oban  45 ;  Tobermory  7 

*  Mortlach,  Craigellachie  5 

*  Morvern,  Bonaw  63^ 
Mossatt,  Aberdeen  32 ;  Rhynie  6 
Mossbank,  Lerwick  29 

*  Motherwell 
Mousewald,  Dumfries  7 
Moy,  Inverness  12 
Muchalls,  Stonehaven  4i 
Muckart,  Sthiing  16 ;  Tillicoultry  7 
Muirdrum,  Dundee  12£  ,  Carnoustie  2 

*  Muirkirk,  Lanark  22 
Mulchaich,  Dingwall  6 
Munlochy,  Inverness  8£ ;  Fortrose  4 
Murrayfield,  Edinburgh  2£ 

*  Musselburgh,  Edinburgh  5£ 
Muthill,  Crieff  3 
Mylnefleld,  Dundee  4 

*  Nairn 

Neilston,  Glasgow  1U ;  Barrhead  2 
Netherdale,  Turriff  85 
New-Abbey,  Dumfries  8 
New-Aberdour,  Fraserburgh  8 
Newart  Hill,  Motherwell  3 
Newbigging,  Dundee  1\ 

*  Newburgh,  Fife 

Newburgh,  Aberdeen  12 ;  Ellon  4 
Newcastleton,  Hawick  20;  Langholm 
10 

*  New  Cumnock,  Kilmarnock,  see  Corn- 

nock,  New 
New  Deer,  Aberdeen  30 ;  Mintlaw  7 

*  New  Galloway,  Castle  Douglas  13J 


POSTAL   DIRECTORY. 


New  Lanark,  Lanark  1 

Newluce,  Newton  Stewart  21£ ;  Glen- 
luce  6 

Newmains,  Motherwell  5 ;  Wishaw  2 

New  Mill,  Keith  1$ 

Newmills,  Kilmarnock  8 ;  Galston  3 

New  Pitsligo,  Mintlaw  10 

Newport,  Dundee  2 

New  Rattray,  Blairgowrie  § 

Newseat,  Aberdeen  25 

Newton  Grange,  Edinburgh  10  ;  Dal- 
keith 2i ;  KeithaU  7 

Newton  Mearns,  Glasgow  7 ;  Busby  3 

Newton  Moor,  Kingussie  4 

Newton  of  Ferintosh,  Dingwall  6 

Newton  Stewart 

Newtown    St.   Boswell's,   Edinburgh 
40 ;  St.  Boswell's  1$ 

Newtyle,  Cupar  Angus  6 ;  Meigle  2\ 

Nicholson  Street,  see  Edinburgh 

Nigg,  Inverness  46$ ;  Parkhill  6 
:  Noblehouse,  Edinburgh  21 
t  North  Berwick,  Edinburgh  24 

North  Queen's  Ferry,  Edinburgh  10 

North  Ronaldshay,  Kirkwall  30 

North  Water  Bridge,  Laurencekirk  7  ; 
Fettercairn  3i 

Nunton,  Lochmaddy  22 

Oakley,  Dunfermline  4 

Oban 

Ochiltree,  Kilmarnock  20 ;  Cumnock  4 

Old  Deer,  Mintlaw  2 

Oldham  Stocks,  Cocksburnspath  2 
'  Old  Kilpatrick,   Glasgow ;    see  Kil- 
patrick,  Old 

Old  Meldrum,  Aberdeen  17| 

Old  Rain,  Insch  3$ 

Old  Rattray,  Blairgowrie  1 

Ollaberry,  Lerwick  35 

Onick,  Bonaw  30| ;  Glencoe  5 

Ormiston,  Edinburgh  12$ ;  Tranent  2| 

Orphir,  Kirkwall  9 

Orton,  Fochabers  5£ 

Osnaburgh,  Cupar  (Fife)  3 

Oxton,  Edinburgh  22 ;  Lauder  5 

Oyne,  Insch  3 

Paisley 

Parkgate,  Dumfries  9 

Parkhead,  Glasgow  2 

Parkhill,  Inverness  40^ 

Partick,  Glasgow  3 

Parton,  Castle  Douglas  6$ 

Pathhead,  Kirkcaldy  1 

Pathstruie,  Bridge  of  Earn  7 

Patna,  Ayr  10 ;  Dalmellington  5 

Peat  Inn,  Cupar  (Fife)  6$ 

Peebles,  Edinburgh  22 

Pencaitland,  Edinburgh  12i  :  Tranent 
2$ 
:  Pennycuick,  Edinburgh  10 

Penpont,  Thornhill  2 

Perth 

Peterculter,  Aberdeen  9 

Peterhead 

Petty,  Inverness  6 

Pitcaple,  Aberdeen  22 ;    Keith  Hall  4 

Pitlessie,  Ladybank  2 ;  Kettle  2 

Pitlochrie 

Pitnacree,  Dunkeld  13 ;  Aberfeldy  6 

Pittenweem,  Edinburgh  36 


Pittenain,  Lanark  8 
'  Pitt  Street,  see  Edinburgh 
Plean,  Stirling  5 
Plockton,  Lochalsh  6 
Pluscarden,  Elgin  6 

*  Pollockshaws,  Glasgow  3 
Pollockshields,  Glasgow  2 
Polmont,  Falkirk  3 

Polnackie,  Dumfries  17 ;  Dalbeattie  4 

*  Poolewe,  Dingwall  64 
Portaskaig,  Glasgow  106 ;  Bridgend  8 
Port  Charlotte,  Greenock  132 ;  Bridg- 
end 8 

*  Port  Eglinton  Road,  . 

*  Port  Ellen,  Greenock  100 
Port  Elphinstone,  Keith  Hall  1 
Port  Essie,  Fochabers  9 ;  Buckie  1$ 
Port  Gordon,  Fochabers  6 ;  Buckie,  1$ 

*  Port  Glasgow 

Portknockie,  Banff  14f ;  Cullen  1$ 
Port  Logan,  Stranraer  51 
Portmahomac,  Tain  12 
Port  Monteith,  Stirling  14  ;  Kippen  4 

*  Portobello,  Edinburgh,  3£ 

*  Port  Patrick,  Stranraer  91 

*  Portree 

Portsonachan,  Inverary  11  $ ;  Bonaw  8 

*  Portsoy,  Banff  8 

*  Port  William,  Newton  Stewart  17 
Poyntzfield,  Inverness  20$ ;  Cromarty 

5 
Preston,  Dumfries  15 

*  Prestonkirk 

*  Prestonpans,  Edinburgh  9 
Prestwick,  Ayr  3 
Quarrywood,  Elgin  3 
Queensferry,    see  North    and  South 

Queensferry 
Raasay,  Broadford  14 

*  Rachan  Mill,  Biggar  7$ 
Rafford,  Forres  3§ 
Rait,  Perth  12± ;  Errol  3 
Ramsaycleu?h,  Selkirk  18 

*  Rannoch,  Pitlochrie  21 

*  Ratho,  Edinburgh  8$ 

Raws,  Crai^ellachie  8 ;  Mortlach  3 
Rawyards,  Airdrie  1 
Reay,  Thurso  11 
Redding,  Falkirk  2|- 
Redsorton,  Perth  4 

*  Renfrew,  Paisley  3 

Renton,  Glasgow  16$;    Dumbarton  2 

Reston,  Ayton  3 

Rhynd,  Perth  6 ;  Bridge  of  Earn  3 

*  Rhynie,  Aberdeen  38 
Riccarton,  Kilmarnock  1 
Riccarton,  Stonehaven  5 
Ringford,   Dumfries    24;     Kirkcud- 
bright 5 

Roadside,  Perth  Vl\ ;  Errol  3 
Rogart,  Golspie  9 

Rosehall,  Glasgow  10 ;  Coatbridge  1 
Rosehall,  Lairg,  8 
Rosehearty,  Fraserburgh  4$ 
Rosemarkie,  Inverness  13 J,  Fortrosel? 
Roseneath,    Glasgow    24$ ;     Helens- 
burgh 2| 
Rosewell,  Edinburgh  9 ;  Lasswade  3 
Roshn,  Edinburgh  7$ ;  Loanhead  2^ 

*  Rothes,  Craigellachie,  3 


POSTAL   DIRECTORY. 


83 


Rothie,  Aberdeen  28|,  Fyvie  3£ 
Rothiemay,  Huntly  63 

*  Rothesay 
Rousay,  Kirkwall  20 

Row,  Glasgow  23§,  Helensburgh  2| 
Rutherglen,  Glasgow  2$ 
Ruthven,  Huntly  7 
Ruthven,  Meigle  4£ 

*  St.  Andrew's 

*  St.  Boswell's,  Edinburgh  42 
St.  Cyrus,  Montrose  6 

St.  Fergus,  Peterhead  5 

St.  Ffflan's,  Crieff  12,  Comrie  5£ 

*  St.  Margaret's  Hope,  Kirkwall  13 
St.  Mary's  Holm,  Kirkwall  7 

St.  Monance,  Edinburgh  37 f,  Pitten- 

weem  1§ 
St.  Ninian's,  Sterling  1 
Saline,  Dunfermline  7 
Salsburgh,  Glasgow  I65,  Holytown  4§ 

*  Saltcoats 

Salton ;  Edinburgh  15J,  Tranent  5f 
Samuelston,  Haddington  5 
Sanday,  Kirkwall  25 
Sandbank,  Greenock  13,  Dunoon  3 
Sandhead,  Stranraer  8 
Sandness,  Lerwick  31 
Sandwick,  Lerwick  13 
Sandwick,  Thurso  36,  Stromness  6 

*  Sanquhar 
Sauchie,  Alloa  1§ 
Scalloway,  Lerwick  5 
Scone,  Perth  2 
Sconcer,  Broadford  11 
Scourie,  Lairg  43£ 
Serabster,  Thurso  2 

*  Selkirk 
Shawhead,  Dumfries  7 
Shettleston,  Glasgow  4 

Shieldaig,  Dingwall  66,  Lochcarron  16 
Shiskine     (Arran),     Ardrossan     20, 
Brodick  11 

*  Shotts,  Motherwell  10 
Skeabost,  Portree  6 
Skene,  Aberdeen  8 
Skirkling,  Biggar  2£ 

Skyreburn,  Dumfries  35,  Gatehouse  2 
Slamanan,  Falkirk  7 
Slateford,  Edinburgh  3| 
Smailholm,  Kelso  6,  Earlston  2 
Society,  Edinburgh  11-J-,  South  Queens- 
ferry  2  [ton  3 
Sorby,  Newton  Stewart,  14£,  Garlies- 
Sorn,  Kilmarnock  12,  Mauchline  h\ 
Southend,  Campbeltown  9J 

*  South  Queen's  Ferry,  Edinburgh  9? 
Southwick,  Dumfries  16 
Spitalfield,  Dunkeld  6 

Spott,  Dunbar  3 
Springburn,  Glasgow  2f 
Springfield,  Cupar  (Fife)  3 
Springholm,    Dumfries    llf,     Castle 

Douglas  6 
Sprouston,  Kelso  2 
Stairbridge,     Kihnarnock    10,     Tar- 

bolton  2 

*  Stanley,  Perth  1\ 
Star,  Markinch  \\ 
Staxigoe,  Wick  2f 
Stenton,  Prestonkirk  4 


Stevenston,  Saltcoats  1 

*  Stewarton,  Kilmarnock  6 

*  Stirling 
Stitchell,  Kelso  4 

Stobo,  Edinburgh  28,  Peebles  6 
Stobs,  Hawick  4£ 
Stoer,  Lairg,  55| 

*  Stonehaven 
Stonehouse,  Hamilton  8 
Stoneykirk,  Stranraer  6 

*  Stornoway 

*  Stow,  Edinburgh  26J 

Strachan,  Aberdeen  21,  Banchory  3 
Strachur,  Glasgow  60,  Inverary  19i 
Straiton,  Maybole  7 

*  Stranraer 

*  Strathaven,  Hamilton  8 
Strathblane,  Glasgow  1 1,  Milngavie  4 
Strathdon,  Aberdeen  43,  Rhynie  18 
Strathkinness,  St.  Andrews  3 
Strathmiglo,  Ladybank  10,  Auchter- 

muchty  2 
Strathpeffer,  Dingwall  5 
Strathy,  Thurso  22 
Strichen,  Mintlaw  7 

*  Stromness,  Thurso  30 

*  Strone,  Greenock  10 
Stronsay,  Kirkwall  13 

*  Strontian,  Bonaw  47  § 

Struan,  Broadford  29,  Dunvegan  12 

Struy,  Beauly  10 

Stuartfield,  Mintlaw  3 

Summer  hill,  Aberdeen  10,  Old  Mei- 

drum  8 
Swinton,  Coldstream  7 
Symington,  Kilmarnock  6 
Symington,  Biggar  3£ 

*  Tain 

Tannadice,  Forfar  7f- 

*  Tarbert,  Lochgilphead  13£ 

*  Tarbolton,  Kilmarnock  8 
Tarfside,  Brechin  18 

Tarland,  Aberdeen  37f,  Aboyne  5& 

Tarradale,  Beauly  2 

Tarves,  Aberdeen  18,  Old  Meldrurn  6 

Tayinloan,  Lochgilphead  32,Tarbertl8 

Tayyadick,  Lochgilphead  11 J 

Tealing,  Dundee  7i 

Templand,  Loekerby  7 

Temple,  Edinburgh  12,  Gorebridge  2£ 

Teviothead,  Hawick  9 

The  Cairnies,  Perth  10 

*  Thornhill 

Thornhill,  Stirling  8,  Kippen  4 
Thornliebank,  Glasgow  5§,   Pollock- 

shaws  2£ 
Thornton,  "Keith  4 
Thornton,  Kirkcaldy  5 

*  Thurso 
Tibbermuir,  Perth  5 

Tighnalinn,  Pitlochry,  33,  Rannoch  12 
Tighyarry,  Lochmaddy  24 

*  Tillicoultry,  Stirling  9 

*  Tobermory,  Oban  38 
Tollcross,  Glasgow  3 

Tomatiu,  Inverness  16,  Carr  Bridge  9 

*  Tomintoul,  Craigellachie  27| 

*  Tongue,  Lang  38 
Tongueland,  Dumfries  27,   Kirkcud- 


bright 2^ 


G  2 


82 


MAIL  AND  STAGE  COACH  CONVEYANCES. 


Torphichen,  Edinburgh  21,  Bathgate  3 

Torphins,  Aberdeen  25£,  Banchory  1\ 

Torrance,  Glasgow  6,  Kirkintulloch  3 

Torryburn,  Dunfermline  4£,  Culross  2§ 

Torthorwold,  Lockerby  8,  Dumfries  4 

Townhill,  Dunfermline  1J 

Toxside,  Edinburgh  17,  Gorebridge  7 

Tranent,  Edinburgh  10 

Traquair,  Edinburgh  29J,  Inner- 
leithen 2 

Tresta,  Lerwick  15 

Trianaf  our,  Blair  Athol  9£ 

Trinity  Gask,  Auchterarder  6 

Troon 

Tollibody,  Stirling  5,  Alloa  2 

Tullvmet,  Dunkeld  8,  Pitlochry  5 

Turriff 

Twynholm,  Dumfries  27,  Kirkcud- 
bright 4f    . 

Tyndrum,  Crieff  40,  Killin  17 

Tynninghame,  Prestonkirk  2 

Tynron,  Thornhill  4 

Tyree,  Oban  65,  Tobermoy  35 

Tyrie,  Fraserburgh  5 

Uddingstone,  Hamilton  4 

Udny,  Aberdeen  14,  Old  Meldrum  8 

Uig,  Portree  15 

Ulbster,  Wick  7£ 

Ullapool,  Dingwall  46 

Ulsta,  Lerwick  38,  Cullivoe  17£ 

Unachan,  Fort  William  8 

Uphall,  Edinburgh  12,  Winchburgh  4 

Upper  Keith,  Edinburgh  18,  Black- 
shiels  3 

Urray,  Beauly  8 

Uyeasound,  Lerwick  57,  Cullivoe  3 

Voe,  Lerwick  19 

Walls,  Lerwick  24 

Wamphray,  Moffat  7§ 

Wanlockhead,  Glasgow  48,  Lead- 
hills  If 


Waterbeck,  Ecclefechan  4£ 
Waternish,  Portree  30 
Waterside,  Kilmarnock  6 
Waterton  of  Edit,  Aberdeen  12 
Watten,  Golspie  61,  Wick  8 
Wemyss,  East,  Kirkcaldy  5,  Leven  4 
Wemyss,  West,  Kirkcaldy  3£ 
Wemyss  Bay,  Greenock  8 

*  West  Calder,  Edinburgh  17 
Westerdale,  Thurso  13 

West  Linton,  Edinburgh  16|,  Noble- 
house  4 

West  Quarter,  Hamilton  6,  Strath- 
aven  2 

Westray,  Kirkwall  15 

Westruther,  Edinburgh  32,  Lauder  7 

West  Salton,  see  Salton 

*  Whitburn,   Edinburgh  28f,    Linlith- 

gow 12£ 

Whiterashes,  Aberdeen  14,  Old  Mel- 
drum 3f 

Whitecairns,  Aberdeen  7 

Whitehills,  Banff  2 

Whitehouse,  Aberdeen  23,  Alford  3 

Whitehouse,  Lochgilphead  19^,  Tar- 
bert  b\ 

Whiteness,  Lerwick,  8 

*  Whithorn,  Newton  Stewart  18^ 
Whiteletts,  Ayr  If 
Whittingham,  Prestonkirk  2 
Whitsome,  Ayton  9 

*  Wick 

*  Wigtown,  Newton  Stewart  1\ 

*  Winchburgh,  Edinburgh  11 
Windygates,  Edinburgh  22J 

*  Wishaw,  Motherwell  3 
Wiston,  Biggar  10 
Woodside,  Aberdeen  2 
Yarrow,  Selkirk  9 
Yetholm,  Kelso  8 
Yoker,  Glasgow  4 


MAIL  AND  STAGE  COACH  CONVEYANCES. 

CLUNY— The  "VALE  OF  CLUNY"  leaves  the  City  Hotel  at  4-30  p.m., 
arrives  at  Cluny,  6'45  p.m.    Leaves  Cluny,  7-30  a.m.  ;  arrives  in  Aberdeen,  10  a.m. 

ELLON  AND  PETERHEAD.— The  "EARL  OF  ERROL"  leaves  the 
Royal  Hotel  for  Ellon  and  Peterhead,  every  lawful  day,  at  4  p.m.  ;  arriving  in 
Ellon  at  5'45  p.m.,  and  Peterhead  at  8  p.m.  Leaves  Peterhead  at  3-30  p.m.;  ar- 
riving at  Ellon  at  5'55  p.m.,  and  Aberdeen  at  8  p.m. 

ELLON,  &c— The  "BANKS  OF  YTHAN"  leaves  Glennie's  Inn,  Queen 
Street,  at  3-30  p.m.,  every  |lawful  day,  for  Ellon ;  passing  on  to  New  Deer  and 
Strichen  every  Monday  and  Friday,  to  New  Deer  and  New  Pitsligo  every  Tues- 
day and  Thursday,  and  to  Old  Deer  every  Wednesday  and  Saturday.  "  Leaves 
Old  Deer  every  Monday  and  Thursday  at  7  a.m.,  Strichen  eveiy  Tuesday  and 
Saturday  at  6  a.m.,  New  Pitsligo  every  Wednesday  and  Friday  at  6  a.m.,  arriving 
in  Aberdeen  daily  at  11  forenoon. 

METHLIC— The  "EARL  OF  ABERDEEN"  leaves  M'Pherson's  Inn, 
West  North  Street,  every  lawful  day,  at  4  p.m.  ,  passing  Udny  and  Tarves,  and 
arrives  in  Methlic  at  7-30  p.m.  Leaves  Grant's  Inn,  Methlic,  at  6-45  a.m.,  and 
arrives  in  Aberdeen  at  10  a.m. 

NEWBURGH— The  "  PRINCE  ALBERT"  leaves  Robertson's  Inn,  6,  Meal 
Market  Street,  for  Newburgh,  every  Tuesday  and  Friday  at  4  p.m.,  leaving  New- 
burgh  same  days  at  8  a.m.,  and  arriving  at  Aberdeen  at  9"45  a.m. 

PETERHEAD  AND  FRASERBURGH.— The  "MAIL"  leaves  the  Royal 
Hotel  at  6-30  a.m.,  and  arrives  in  Peterhead  at  10-43  a.m.,  and  in  Fraserburgh  at 
12-30  p.m.— passing  Ellon,  Cruden,  Mintlaw,  Park,  and  Rathen.  Leaves  Peter- 
head at  7-30  a.m.,  and  Fraserburgh  at  6  a.m.,  and  arrives  in  Aberdeen  at  11-43  p.m. 


CARRIERS  TO  AND  FROM  ABERDEEN.         83 


CARRIERS  TO  AND  FROM  ABERDEEN. 


Those  marked  f  are  fortnightly ;  the  others  are  weekly. 


.   1 

P.M. 

5 

P.M. 

4 

P.H 

4 

P.M. 

3 

P.M. 

,    6 

P.M. 

P.M. 

.     4  P.M. 

5 

P.M. 

3 

P.M. 

11 

A.M. 

5 

A.M. 

From  Whence-  Carriers  Names.        Where  Lodged.  Arrives.  Departs. 

Abe  CoraS.?.n.d}  Wm  Grieve 30  Gerrard  Street  ...Wed.    9  a.m.  Wed.  4  p.m. 

Auchleven W.  Stewart 90  George  st Th.     10  a.m.  Th.      5  p.m. 

Auchterless A.  Barclay 30  Gerrard  st Wed.       p.m.  Th.      2  p.m. 

Badenscoth Geo  Barnett 90  George  st Tu.     10  a.m.  Tu.      5  p.m. 

Ballater James  Young..    6  Lt.  Belmont  st... Wed.    7  a.m.  Th.      6  a.m. 

Balmoral W.  Stewart 14  Harriet  st Wed.  10  a.m.  Th.      6  a.m. 

Bervie E.  Strachan 6  Lt.  Belmont  st....Mon.  12  n.      Tu.      4  a.m. 

Birse James  Martin...    6  Lt.  Belmont  st....Th.        2  p.m.  Frid.  9  a.m. 

Birse Thos.MDonald    6  Lt.  Belmont  st....Th.       2  p.m.  Frid.  9  a.m. 

Braemar Chas  Yoixng....    6  Lt.  Belmont  st.... Wed.    8  a.m.  Th.      6  a.m. 

Prucklay Geo.  Wilson 6  Mealmarket  st....Tu.       3  p.m.  M.&WIp.m 

Cahrach Wm.  Sim 90  George  st Th.       8  a.m.  Th.      5  p.m. 

Cairnbulg James  Milne....  90  George  st Tu.     10  a.m.  Wed. 

Clatt W.  Stewart 90  George  st Th.      10  a.m.  Th. 

Coldstoue Jno.  Cattanach    6  Lt.  Belmont  st....Tu.       8  a.m.  Tu. 

Collieston Jas.  Sangster. . .    6  Mealmarket  st. . .  .Wed  Wed. 

Craigievar John  Elmslie...  10  Harriet  st Fr.        7  a.m.  Ft. 

tCruden John  Smith 13  Princes  st Th.       8  a.m.  Th. 

Cruden T.  Daniel,  jun..  16  Mealmarket  st.  ]Mo°^  ^f1^/1^ 

Cuminestown John  Rettie 30  Gerrard  st Wed.  10  a.m.  v\'ec 

Daviot A.  Rothnie 90  George  st Tu.       8  a.m.  Tu. 

fDudwick J.  Cruickshank    6  Mealmarket  st....Tu.       7  a.m.  Tu. 

Echt R.  Mathieson...    6  Lt.  Belmont  st.  j™^      6  p.m.  Fr. 

Ellon Jas.  Lawrence.    6  Mealmarket  st....Tu.  F.  7  a.m.  Tu.  F.  3p.m. 

Ellon T.  Daniel,  jun..  16  Mealmarket  st.  |Mo^_  ^^Salfe'p.M™" 

Fetternear Al.  Stephen 90  George  st Th.      '2  p.m.  Fr.     10  a.m. 

Findon Thos.  Martin...    6  Lt.  Belmont  St.... Th.        2  p.m.  Fr.      9  a.m. 

Forgue Geo.  Barnett...  90  George  St Tu.      10  a.m.  Tu.      4  p.m. 

Fraserburgh James  Milne...  90  George  st Tu.      10  a.m.  Wed.  1p.m. 

Fraserburgh Wm.  Barclay..    6  Mealmarket  st....Tu.      12  n.      Wed.  2  p.m. 

tFyvie Wm.  Hunter...  90  George  st Th.       8  a.m.  Th.      4  p.m. 

tFyyie ...Geo.  Chapman  90  Georse  st Th.       8  a.m.  Th.      4  p.m. 

Fyvie Jas.  Mackie....  16  Mealmarket  st Mon.     m.        Mon.  3  p.m. 

Gamrie John  Rettie 30  Gerrard  st Wed.  10  a.m.  Wed.  4  p.m. 

Glenbucket i.Arch.  Reid 13  Harriet  st Occasionally. 

Glenlivat J.Grant 90  George  st Wed.  11  a.  m.  Mon.   4  p.m. 

Inverkeithny. Geo.  Barnett...  90  George  st Tu.      10  a.m.  Tu.      4  p.m. 

Inverury Jas.  Stephen...  90  George  st Tu.  F.  10  a.m,  Tu.  F.  5  p.m. 

Johnshaven ..E.  Strachan 6  Lt.  Belmont  St.. ..Mon.    12  n.    Tu.      4  a.m. 

Keig Wm.  Mitchell...  13  Harriet  st Wed.  11  a.m.  Th.      4  a.m. 

Kildrummy Wm.  Sim 90Georgest Th.       8  a.m.  Th.      5  pm. 

Kincardine  O'NeiL.Alex.  Sheriffs..    6  Lt.  Belmont  st....Th      10  am.  Fr.      6  a.m. 
Kincardine  O'NeiL.John  Laing..  ..    6  Lt.  Belmont  st....Th       10  am.  Fr.      6  am. 

Longside John  Smith 90  George  st Wed.    8  am.  Wed.  5  p.m. 

Longside James  Wisely..    6  Mealmarket  st Wed.    8  a.m.  Wed.  6  pm. 

Lonmay Wm.  Willox...  16  Mealmarket  st Tu.       8  a.m.  Tu.      6  pm. 

Lumphanan Peter  Berry 8  Harriet  st Th.     11  a  m.  Fr.      6  a.m. 

Lumsden  Village.. .Wm.  Sim 90  George  st Th.        8  a.m.  Th.      5  p.m. 

Manar Alex.  Stephen..  90  George  st Th.       2  p.m.  Fr.    10  a.m. 

Maryculter Samuel  Brown.  14  Harriet  st Tu.  F.  10  a.m.  Tu.  F.  1  p.m. 

Methlic Thos.  Annand..  16  Mealmarket  st....  Wed.  10  a  m.  Wed.  5  pm. 

Mintlaw John  Smith 90  George  st Wed.  8  a.m.  Wed.  5  p.m. 


84  ABERDEEN   SHIPPING. 

From  "Whence.  Carriers  Names.        "Where  Lodged.  Arrives.  Departs. 

Mintlaw Jas.  Urquhart..    6  Mealmarket  st  ....Wed.  8  a.m.  Wed.  6  p.m. 

Midmar R.  Mathieson...    6  Lt  Belmont  st Th.      6  p.m.  Fr.    11a.m. 

New  Aberdour John  Leslie 90  George  st Wed.  8  a.m.  Wed.  5  p.m. 

New  Aberdour C.  Henderson..    6  Mealmarket  st  ...Wed.10  a.m.  Wed.  3  p.m. 

Newbur^h Jas.  Connon....    6  Mealmarket  st Fr.      8  a.m.  Fr.      3  p.m. 

Newburgh Alex.  San«ster  16  Mealmarket  st Fr.      8  a.m.  Fr.       3  p.m. 

fNewbyth John  Mackie...  90  George  st Wed.  8  a.m.  Wed.  4  p.m. 

New  Deer Geo.  Wilson  ...    6  Mealmarket  st Tu.  3  p.m.  M.  <fc  W.  1pm. 

New  Pitsligo John  Leslie 90  George  st Wed.  8  a.m.  Wed.  5  pm. 

NewPitsligo C.  Henderson..    6  Mealmarket  st Wed.  10  a.m.  Wed.  3  p.m. 

New  Pitsligo James  Diack...  16  Mealmarket  st....Wed.  8  a.m   Wed.    6  p.m. 

Old  Deer Robt.  Strath...  16  Mealmarket  st....Th.      Sa.m.TIi.        6p.m. 

Old  Deer H.  Ross 16  Mealmarket  st....Th.      8  a.m.  Th.        6p.m. 

Oldmeldrum JamesGreen...  90  George  st {Mfe  T^gSt 6  am!'*" 

Oldmeldrum Jas.  Webster..  22  Schoolhill Fri.    10  a.m.  Fri.        2p.m. 

Oldmeldrum Jas.  Cheyne...  90  George  st Th,     3  p.m.  Fri.      10a.m. 

Peterhead T.  Daniel,  jun.  16  Mealmarket  st.  -fM-  ^^     Tu-  Th- 

Peterhead James  Reid....  90  George  st Wed. 

Rhynie W.  Sim 90  George  st Th. 

Rosehearty James  Milne...  90  George  st. Tu. 

Rothie A.  Barclay 30  Gerard  st Wed. 

tSchivas Andw.  Wilson  16  Mealmarket  st Th. 

Strachan James  Ferries  14  Harriet  st Th 

Strathdon Chas  M  orison    8  Harriet  st Tu 

Strathdon Alex.  Don 13  Harriet  st Wed. 

Stewartfield Robert  Strath  16  Mealmarket  st Th. 

Strichen Jas.  Urquhart    6  Mealmarket  st Wed. 

Stonehaven W.  M'Pherson    6  Lt.  Belmont  st.  {Tl^'u 

Tarland Win,  Reid 14  Harriet  st Wed. 

Tarves Alex.  Rennie..  13  Princes  St..  Fr. 

Towie A.  Ingram 6  Lt.  Belmont  st....Fr. 

Tullynessle Wm.  Mitchell  13  Harriet  st Wed. 

Udny James  Mutch    fi  Mealmarket  st....Th. 

Wartle Alex.  Rothnie  90  George  st.. Tu. 

tWaterton  of  Echt... James  Leith..  22  SchoolhiU Fr. 


8  a.m.  Wed. 

4  p.m. 

8  a.m.  Th. 

5  P.M. 

10  a.m.  Wed. 

1  P.M. 

p.m.  Th. 

2  P.M. 

8  a.m.  Th. 

6  p.m. 

2  p.m.  Fr. 

4  a.m. 

10  p.m.  Wed 

.  1p.m. 

11  A  m.  Th. 

5  a.m. 

8  A.M.  Th. 

6p.m. 

8  am.  Wed 

.  6  P.M. 

Th.,  Sat., 

9  am, 

,  Th.,  Sat.,  3  pm. 

8  a.m.  Wed 

4  p.m. 

8  a  m.  Fr. 

1p.m. 

10  a.m.  Sat. 

6  a.m. 

11  A.M.  Th. 

4  a.m. 

12  n.  Fr. 

6  a.m. 

8  a.m.  Tu, 

5  p.m. 

10  a.m.  Fr. 

8  P.M. 

ABERDEEN    SHIPPING. 

Name  and  Master.                                      Owner  or  Agent.  Tons.  Built. 

Aberdeen  Packet,  schoonei-,  Mennie J.  B.  Adams 104  1800 

Aberdeenshire,  s.  steamer,  Talbot James  Nisbet 270  56 

Aberdonian,  schooner,  Craig James  Leslie 145  40 

Agricola,  brie;  Linklater Northern  Agricultural  Co 159  57 

Ajax,  brig,  Joss R.  Catto  &  Son 191  54 

Albany,  schooner,  Leslie The  Master 50  25 

Alexander  Hall,  barque Donaldson  Rose  &  Co 403  46 

Alibi,  barque,  Stewart Arctic  Company..., 328  41 

Alma,  ship,  Ritchie John  Catto,  Son,  &  Co 600  55 

Ambassador,  brig,  Donald The  Master 181  50 

Annabell,  brig,  Souter G.  Thomson  &  Son 175  53 

Ann  and  Isabella,  brig,  Mowatt ...•<. 184  50 

Apollo,  schooner,  M 'Lean Joseph  Wood 128  23 

Argus,  schooner,  Brebner The  Master 65  42 

Ariel,  barque,  Sim John  Catto,  Son,  &  Co 314  42 

Artisan,  brig,  Linklater W.  Ligertwood  &  Co 170  57 

Arthur,  brig,  Dalgarno Richard  Connon  &  Co 157  55 

Assyrian,  ship,  Shepherd Alexander  Nicol 555  55 

Aurora,  brig,  Roberts R.  Johnston 127  16 

Aurora,  ship,  Morrison 709  44 


ABERDEEN    SHIPPING.  85 

Name  and  Master.  Owner  or  Agent.  Tons.  Built. 

Austral,  ship,  Phillips John  Catto,  Son,  &  Co 506  1856 

Balgownie,  barque,  Garriock Alexander  Nicol 324  48 

Belina,  brig,  Devine Wm.  Ligertwood  &  Co 113  22 

Benachie,  brig,  Hurry. George  Milne  &  Co 145  57 

Berbice,  barque,  Johnston Alexander  Duthie  &  Co 369  47 

Belivar,  brig,  Watson John  Catto,  Son,  &  Co 197  58 

Bon-Accord,  barque,  Colvin George  Gray 289  57 

Brilliant,  ship,  Murray. "William  Duthie 548  50 

Britannia,  brig,  Hutchison John  Law. 153  49 

Britannia,  steam  tug,  Watson George  Leslie 15  57 

British  Merchant,  ship,  Duthie A.  Duthie  &  Co 915  57 

British  Queen,  Scorgie Alexander  Duthie 412  58 

Bubona,  schooner,    Petrie Alexander  Donald 91  33 

Caledonia,  barque,  Vollar William  Duthie 444  55 

Camilla,  brig,  Langdon Alexander  Inglis 115  31 

Caroline,  barque,  Milne William  Steele 435  39 

Cathcart,  barque,  Smith John  T.  Rennie 422  52 

Centaur,  brig,  Taylor Blaikie  Brothers 194  49 

Centurion,  ship,  Pile George  Thompson,  jun.,  &  Co..  639  50 

Charles,  brig,  Mennie James  Milne 175  55 

Cheviot,  schooner,  Angus Charles  Wilson 70  34 

Christian,  schooner Peter  Beveridge 110  50 

Citizen,  brig,  Sangster James  Winlaw,  jun 139  44 

City  of  London,  steamer,  Campbell Abdn.  Steam  Navigation  Co.. ..1116  44 

City  of  Quebec,  ship,  Cobban Donaldson  Rose  &  Co 526  56 

Clarinda,  barque,  Cameron George  Milne  &  Co 320  28 

Clipper,  schooner,  Beedie The  Master 89  40 

Cock  of  the  North,  smack,  Brooks William  Hogarth 48  35 

Concord,  schooner,  Falconer Aberdeen  Commercial  Co 145  38 

Cora,  schooner,  Christie The  Master 114  46 

Countess  of  Fife,  Collie J.  Catto,  Son,  &  Co 510  58 

Craigievar,  brig,  Mitchell John  Cook 181  55 

Cruiser,  yacht,  Ennew William  Hogarth 22  41 

Cyclone,  ship,  Hossack. Robert  Catto  &  Sons 594  53 

Cynthia,  brig,  Burgess C.  Wilson 186  54 

Dahlia,  schooner,  Gatt George  Morgan... 73  35 

Damascus,  ship,  Murray George  Thompson,  jun.,  &  Co..  964  57 

Dee,  schooner,  Scott Aberdeen  Commercial  Co 97  46 

Dee,  brig,  Urquhart George  Leslie 177  57 

Don,  schooner,  Diack Aberdeen  Lime  Co 112  58 

Duke  of  Buccleuch,  schnr.,  Ettershank  George  Thomson 172  29 

Dunrobin  Castle,  ship,  Sim Donaldson  Rose  &  Co 545  51 

Eagle,  brig,  Hutcheon Charles  Wilson 128  45 

Earl  of  Aberdeen,  steamer,  Howling...  Abdn.  Steam  Navigation  Co....  907  47 

Earl  of  Hopetown,  schooner,  M'Beath.  J.  B.  Adam 134  26 

Earl  of  Wemyss,  brig,  Barber George  Leslie 165  26 

Earl  of  Carlisle,  brig,  Wood Thomas  Wright 192  54 

Earl  of  Southesk,  Ritchie J.  T.  Rennie 356  58 

Earl  of  Seafield,  schooner,  Roberts John  M'Lauchlan 49  33 

Elizabeth,  brig J.  B.  Adam 162  39 

Elizabeth,  schooner,  Roger William  Ligertwood  &  Co 64  1791 

Eclipse,  Elliot Thomas  Wright 243  1858 

Elizabeth  Duncan,  brig,  Campbell A.  Steven 219  51 

EUon  Castle,  ship,  Ganson John  Catto,  Son,  &  Co 350  53 

Elvira,  brig,                 James  Sutherland 180  51 

Emigrant,  ship,  M'Lean Robert  Catto  &  Son 934  53 

Emperor,  brig,  Dennison..... John  Dennison 199  49 

Enchanter,  barque,  Levie William  Duthie 486  51 

Eva,  schooner,  Caie Alex.  Donald 118  54 

Expedient,  brig,  Drysdale..... D.  Morrice 168  53 

Fairy,  schooner,  Oakley Leith  &  Clyde  Shipping  Co 150  42 

Falcon,  barque,  Smith John  Cargill 452  55 

Falcon,  schooner,  Roll..... Northern  Agricultural  Co 101  38 

Fancy,  brig,  Macbeth , John  Law ; 148  48 

Florence,  schooner,  Mackie A.  Milne 127  31 

Forth,  schooner,  Mearns Joseph  Wood 91  26 

Frederick  William,  brig,  DanieL Alexander  Hall  &  Co 210  50 

Gambia,  steam-ship,  Cargill John  Stewart , 517  55 


86  ABERDEEN    SHIPPING, 

>Tarr.e  and  Master.                                        Ovirier  or  Agent                            Tons.  Built. 

Garland,  schooner,  Mathieson C.Wilson 88  18.7 

Gem,  brig,  Ironside A.  &  F.  Manuelle 144  45 

Garland,  schooner,  Brown A.  Inglis 94  49 

General  Havelock,  brig,  Jack C.Wilson 224  59 

General  Wyndham,  ship,  Bruce B.  Moir 651  56 

George  Canning,  ship,  Sim Thomas  Wright     411  53 

George  Washington,  ship,  Faithful Thomas  Wright 509  57 

Gladiator,  ship,  Lovie Henry  A  damson 502  50 

Gladiolus,  barque,  Taylor. B.  Moir 556  53 

Glenaen,  brig,  Flann Joseph  Wood 220  54 

Golden  Fleece,  ship,  Dennison John  Dennison 358  56 

Granite,  brig,  Cadenhead Aberdeen  Commercial  Co 186  46 

Granite  City,  ship,  Leask Henry  Adauison 771  53 

Haidee,  schooner,               Robb  Brothers  &  Co 55  52 

Hamburg,  steam-ship,  Geddes Leith  <&  Clyde  Shipping  Coy....  693  49 

Harbottle  Castle,  schooner,  Mutch John  M'Lauchlan 114  40 

Harmonia,  ship,  Barclay Richard  Connon  &  Co 643  47 

Harvest  Home,  brig,  Mennie G.  Milne  &  Co 140  38 

Hawk,  schooner,  Greig George  Leslie 159  15 

Hawk,  schooner,  Gauld Blaikie  Brothers 84  38 

Heather  Bell,  steam  tug,  Newton The  Master 15  57 

Helen,  brig,  Skea Wm.  Duncan 91  37 

Henrietta,  schooner,  Mair Charles  Smith 120  47 

Hero,  barque,  Bowman A.  Duthie  &  Co 288  45 

Homeward  Bound,  ship,  Dunningham  H.  C.  Oswald 643  55 

Hope,  brig,  Reid Donaldson  Rose  &  Co 126  43 

Huguenot,  ship,  Forbes J.  T.  Rennie 584  58 

Isabella,  brig,  Smith Alexander  Hay 155  39 

James  Booth,  ship,  M'Queen James  Williamson 636  51 

James  Chadwick,  brig,  Strachan A.  and  F.  Manuelle 145  47 

Jane  Boyd,  barque,  Scott Geo.  Thompson,  jun.  &  Co 387  43 

Jane  Pirie,  ship,  Donald James  Williamson 427  47 

Jane,  schooner,               P.  Beveridge 84  44 

Jane,  sloop,  King The  Master 46  26 

Jason,  ship,  Stuart Henry  Adauison 877  58 

Jehu,  ship,  Liddle, Richard  Connon  &  Co 524  56 

John  Bunyan,  ship,  Mann Go.  Thompson,  jun.  &  Co 466  48 

John  Knox,  barque,  Munro The  Master .v: 296  52 

Josephine,  brig,  Cook J.  T.  Willet 245  55 

Juno,  brig,                A.  Davidson,  jun 151  32 

Kaffirland,  ship,  Stephen R.  Catto  &  Son 753  52 

Kangaroo,  steam-ship,  Anderson John  Stewart —  53 

Kinloss  schooner,                John  Law 104  40 

Lady  of  the  Lake,  schooner,  Falconer..  Aberdeen  Commercial  Co 100  39 

Lady  Franklin,  brig,  Penny Aberdeen  Arctic  Co 199  50 

Lady  Head,  brig,  Jaffray Joseph  Wood 238  55 

Lauriston,  barque,  Adauison G.  Elsmie  &  Son ^ 400  57 

Leda,  brig,                Wm.  Williamson 202  28 

Lion,  schooner,  Beverly J.  Gumming 206  40 

Liverpool  Packet,  schooner,  Morgan...  The  Master 81  19 

LTmperatrice  Eugenie,  barque,  Airth..  John  T.  Rennie 250  54 

Lochiel,  ship,  Hadden G.  Milne  &  Go 770  56 

Lord  Hadde,  barque,  Brotherston John  T.  Rennie 291  47 

Lord  Metcalfe,  barque,  Young R.  Donald's  Trustees 510  55 

Lord  Fitzgerald  &  Veary,  Thomson J.  B.  Adam 119  41 

Luna,  brig,  Petty Aberdeen  Commercial  Co 186  48 

Magnet,  brig,  Robb Robert  Maitland 176  45 

Maid  of  Judah,  ship,  Mitchell Geo.  Thompson,  jun.,  &  Co 756  53 

Mamelon,  ship,  Urquhart J.March 737  57 

Marquis  of  Argyle,  Monro Monro 800  60 

Margaret  Edward,  barque,  Taylor James  Tulloch,  jun 281  56 

Margaret  Milne,  barque John  Cook 279  47 

Margaret,  barque,  Clark J.  March 527  55 

Margaret,  schooner,  Robertson J.  Sherar 85  48 

Margaret,  schooner,  Ross Peter  Beveridge 96  56 

Margaret  Reid,  schooner,  Main J.  Gumming 98  60 

Martin  Luther,  barque,  Ritchie John  Catto,  Son,  &  Co 420  41 

Mariner,  schooner,  Fletcher Robert  Maitland 142  55 


A.^EDEEN   SHIPPING.  87 

Name  and  Master.                                         Owner  or  Agent.                          Tons.  Built. 

Mary,  schooner,  Philips J.  Cumming 139  1849 

Marys,  schooner,  Fletcher Wm.  Talbot 133  36 

Mary  Ann,  brig,  Watt A.  Shearer 217  50 

Mary  Jane,  schooner,  Wood Andrew  Wood 81  47 

Mary  Scott,  sloop,  Murray William  M'Kinnon  &  Co 47  46 

Matanzas,  brig,  Mackay John  M'Lauchlan 152  53 

Mercury,  schooner,  Middleton George  Elmsie  &  Son 152  42 

Messenger,  schooner,  Eitchie John  Catto,  Son,  &  Co 174  39 

Moria,  ship,  Smart , Donaldson  Rose  &  Co „.  856  55 

Moravian,  ship,  Edward George  Thompson,  jun.,  &  Co..  967  58 

Nonsuch,  brig,  Black George  Leslie 145 

Ocean  Bride,  schooner,  Mutch A.  Inglis 65  47 

Ocean  Mail,  Adam Henry  Adamson 630  60 

Oliver  Cromwell,  ship,  Lawson George  Thompson,  jun.,  &  Co..  473  47 

Omar  Pasha,  ship,  Thomson George  Thompson,  jun.,  &  Co.. 1274  54 

Onward And.  Mitchell 51 

Pacific,  barque,  Patterson James  Nisbet 386  26 

Parisian,  ship,  Shewan J.  B.  Adam 750  54 

Patriot,  brig,  Sangster G.  Spark 98  39 

Paul  Jones,  schooner,  Buthley The  Master 79  51 

Perseverance,  brig,  Beattie J.  B.  Adam ; 60 

Perth,  schooner,  Brunton David  Mitchell. 116  16 

Peruvian,  barque,  Purves Donaldson  Rose  &  Co 413  48 

Philadelphia,  sloop,  James The  Master 51  28 

Phoenician,  barque,  Mitchell George  Thompson,  jun.,  &  Co..  478  47 

Phoenix,  brig,  Dunn John  M'Lauchan 146  17 

Pomona,  brig,  Craib Robert  Johnston 130  38 

Prince  of  Wales,  brig,  Allan Aberdeen  Lime  Co 203  54 

Prince  Consort,  steamer,  Parrott Leith  and  Clyde  Shipping  Co...  600  58 

Prince  Frederick    William,   barque,)     T        ,   m     ,  „,„ 

Linklater ...../    JosePh  Wood S47  57 

Prospect,  schooner,  Alexander A.  Hay 107  24 

Queen  of  England,  Nolan George  Milne  &  Co 1195  58 

Raphael,  ship.  Phillips John  Catto,  Son,  &  Co 360  54 

Resolute,  Wallace Donaldson  Rose  &  Co 1070  68 

Renown,  barque,  Walker Richard  Connon  &  Co 311  -i2 

Reward,  brig,  Milne James  Sutherland.... 257  53 

Richard  Grainger,  schooner W.  Williamson 115  39 

Richiebucto,  barque,  Colvin H.  Ganson 400  35 

Rifleman,  ship,  J.  Duthie, W.  Duthie,  jun 724  60 

Robert  Barker,  barque,  Barclay Richard  Connon  &  Co 454  55 

Rose,  barque,  Henderson Donaldson  Rose  &  Co 279  43 

Rover,  brig,  Leslie Benjamin  Moir 213  59 

Rubens,  ship,  Young John  Catto,  Son,  &  Co 360  53 

Samson,  schooner,  Daniel John  T.  Rennie 138  36 

Sarah,  schooner,  Christie John  Christie 54  34 

Sardinian,  brig,  Chalmers G.  Elmsie  &  Son 174  55 

Silistria,  ship,  Mackay. Donaldson  Rose  &  Co 642  55 

Snowflake,  yacht,  Parrot William  Hogarth 18  53 

St.  Andrew,  barque,  Couldrey G.  Thomson  &  Son 310  C9 

St.  Lawrence,  barque,  Milne Donaldson  Rose  &  Co 406  41 

Scottish  Maid,  schooner,  Gprdon George  Leslie 142  39 

Scottish  Maid,  barque,  Henderson Alexander  Nicol 520  47 

Sea  Horse,  brig,              A.  Duthie  &  Co 153  51 

Sir  Wm.  Pulteney,  brig,  Longniuir G.  Thomson  &  Son 176  54 

Sir  Wm.  Wallace,  brig,  Morice I.  Anderson,  Watson,  Elgin,  &  Co.  183  35 

Smithfield,  schooner,  Gowlock Aberdeen  Lime  Co 166  42 

Sophia,  schooner,  Duncan .....  Peter  Beveridge 89  31 

Sophia,  brig,  Cheyne Aberdeen  Arctic  Company 113  50 

Sovereign,  steam-ship,  Masson Leith  <&  Clyde  Ship.  Co 459  39 

Speed,  schooner,  Barclay J.  B.  Adam , 139  48 

Spartan,  yacht,  Cat Hogarth&Co 12  41 

Starbeam,  barque,  Reid George  Elsmie  &  Son 391  57 

Star  of  Peace,  ship,  Jamson G.  Thompson,  jun.,  &  Co 1271  55 

Star  of  the  North,  ship,  Buckham G.Leslie 935  57 

Superior,  brig,  Symmers D.  M'Taggart 136  16 

Strathdon,  Ross G.  Thompson,  jun.,  &  Co 1010  60 

Tamerlane,  barque,  Thomas G.  Elsmie  &  Son 427  34 

Thalia,  barque,  Volura. William  Volum 350  44 

The  Oak,  Snow R.Johnston 155  57 


88 


STAMP  DUTIES — BILLS,  PROMISSORY  NOTES,   &C. 


Name  and  Master.  Owner  or  Agent. 

Theophilus,  brig,  Robert  Maitland 

Tom  Duff,  schooner,  Christie William  Christie 

Transatlantic,  ship,  Mitchell.. G-.  Thompson,  jun.,  &Co. 

Undaunted,  barque,  Milne James  Sutherland 

Union,  schooner,  Daniel R.  Johnston 


Tons.  Built 

96  1818 

85  40 

614  57 

300  41 

55  29 

Victoria,  steamer,  Urquhart Nisbet  &  Robertson 279  48 

Victoria,  schooner,  Crombie Aberdeen  Lime  Company 180  49 

Victory,  steam-tug,               Leith  and  Clyde  Shipping  Co...    92  44 

Vigilant,  schooner,  Main David  Main 134  53 

Waldensian,  s.  steamer,  Joss J.  T.  Rennie 450  56 

Walter  Hood,  ship,  Donald G.  Thompson,  jun.,  &  Co 918  52 

Watson,  sloop,  Smith P.  Beveridge...- - 42 

Wave  of  Life,  ship,  Stewart G.  Thompson,  jun.,  &  Co 1020  56 

Westburn,  A.  Bruce.. A.  Nicol 593  58 

Woodlark,  brig,  Taylor R.  Johnston 203  54 

Woolloomooloo,  ship,  Henry G.  Thomson,  jun,,  &  Co 627  52 

Ythan,  schooner  Milne The  Master 120  54 

Zophyte,  brig,  Paterson G.  Leslie 161  56 


STAMP  DUTIES-BILLS,  PROMISSORY  NOTES,  &c. 


Receipt  or  Discharge  for  £2  and  upwards Id. 

Draft  for  Money * Id. 

Certified  Copy  or  Extract  from  Register  of  Births,  Bap-)  j , 
tisms,  Marriages,  Deaths,  or  Burials j" 

BILLS  OF  EXCHANGE  AND  PROMISSORY  NOTES. 

Not  Exceeding  £5 
Above  £5  and  not  above  10 

...       10            ...  25 

...       25            ...  50 

...       50            ...  75 

...       75            ...  100 

...     100            ...  200 

...     200            ...  300 

...     300            ...  400 

FOREIGN  BILL  OP  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  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. 


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3 

...      750 

1000  . 

.  10 

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1500  . 

.  15 

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9 

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2000  . 

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100  ... 
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750      ... 

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1000. 

75. 

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100. 

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200. 

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8 

2000      ... 

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.1 

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For  every  £1000  or  part  of  £1000 

..2  6 
..3  4 
..5    0 


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


GENERAL  DIRECTORY 

FOR 

THE  CITY  OF  ABERDEEN 


1860-61. 


ABEL,  James,  baker,  64,  li.  66  Virginia  street 

John,  (G.  N.  of  S.  R.,)  64  Virginia  street 

Abell,  John  C.  Clerk  (Gas  Light  Co.),  4  Thistle  Street 

Peter,  78  Shiprow 

Abercrombie,  Alexander,  31  Gallowgate 

James,  shoemaker,  23  Whitehouse  street 

Aberdeen  Banking  Co.,  53  Castle  street 

Bible  Warehouse,  16  Union  Street 

Brick  and  Tile  Co. ;  works  and  office,  Clayhills  ;  Thos. 

Fraser,  manager 
Carpet  Warehouse  (wholesale  and  retail) ,  1  Lower  Dee 

street 
Chemical  Light  Manufactory,  38  Jopp's  lane ;  manager, 

Wm.  Clark 
Commercial  Company;   lime,  coal,  bone  manure,  and 

grain  merchants.  Provost  Blaikie's  quay ;    James 

Horn,  manager 
Cricket  Club;    Alex.  Edmond,  22  Adelphi  Court,  and 

Richard  Latter,  53  Union  place,  secretaries 

Free  Press  Office,  Concert  court,  12  Broad  street 

Foundry,  102  Loch  street;  Wm.  Henderson,  manager 

General  Dispensary,  Lying-in,  and  Vaccine  Institution, 

36  Upperkirkgate 
Grimsby  &  Hull  Steam  Packet  Co. ;  office,  47  Marischal 

street 

H 


00  GENERAL    DIRECTORY, 

Aberdeen  Herald  (Newspaper  and  printing  proprietary),  7 

Queen  street 

Journal  Office,  28  and  29  Adelphi  court,  Union  street 

Lands  and  Heritages  Valuation  Office,  10  Union  street; 

John  Milne,  assessor 

Leithand  Clyde  Shipping  Co.  :  office,  62  Marischal  st. 

Lime  Co.  ;    lime,  coal,  bone  manure,  nitrate  of  soda, 

and  guano  merchants,  2  Provost  Blaikie's  quay  ; 

Murray  and  Morison,  managers 
Market  Company  ;  Adam  and  Anderson,  treasurers,  75 

Union  street 
Meal  and  Provision    Society   Merchants,   65  George 

street,  James  Milne,  manager 
..,.-.   Mourning  ware-rooms,  40  Union  street 
Mutual  Association  and  Friendly  Society   ;  secretary, 

John  Crombie,  3  Queen  street 
Mutual   Marine  Insurance   Association,   58   Marischal 

street ;  R.  Connon,  secretary 

and  Newcastle  Steam  Co. ;  office,  47  Marischal  street 

and  North  of  Scotland  Trade  Protection  Society,  30 

Marischal  street ;  Wm.  Steele,  secretary 

Quill  Manufactory,  47  Queen  Street 

Rope  and  Sail  Co.  ;  office,  Links,  Footdee 

Royal  Lunatic  Asylum,  adjoining  Mary  place;  Robert 

Jamieson,  M.D.,  superintendent 

Salmon  Co.  ;  office,  31  Gallowgate  :    Icehouse,  Fish  st. 

Steam  Navigation  Company,  87  Waterloo  quay 

Town  and  County  Bank,  93  Union  street 

Union  Club,  Market  street 

Writing  Academy ;    G.    C.  M'Conochie,  teacher,  115 

Union  street,  h.  2  Union  place 
Aberdein,  Andrew,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  85  St  Andrew 

street 
James,   draper  and   silk  mercer,    120  George   street, 

h.  52  College  street 

Robert,  furniture  dealer,  33  Schoolhill 

Abernethy,  George,  civil  engineer,  3  Dee  place 

James  and  Co.,  iron  founders,  engineers,  millwrights, 

machine  makers,  blacksmiths,  and  boiler  makers, 

Ferryhill  Foundry 

James  (of  J.  A.  &  Co.),  Ferryhill  cottage 

John  (of  J.  A.  &  Co.),  Polmuir 

Robert  (of  J.  A.  &  Co.),  Maryfield,  Ferryhill 

Mrs,  sen,  Ferryhill 

Adam  and  Anderson,  advocates,  75  Union  Street 

and  Brewster,  stonecutters,  150  West  North  street 

Alexander,  land  surveyor,  74  Union  street 

Alexander,  slater,  4  Hutcheon  street 

......   Alexander,  manager,  Aberdeen  Salmon  Co.,  Fish  street 


CITY   OF  ABERDEEN.  91 

Adam,  George  &  Co.,  tailors  and  clothiers,  3  Castle  street 
......  George  (of  G.  A.  &  Co.),  24  Kegent  quay 

......  James  (editor  of  the  Aberdeen  Herald),  110  High  street. 

Old  Aberdeen 
......  James  (of  Adam  and  Brewster),  4  Canal  street 

Kev.  John  (Free  South  Church),  30  Bon- Accord  terrace 

John,  timber  merchant,    North  Charlotte  street,  h.  5 

Forbes  street 
......  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  64  Green,'&.  58  John  st. 

......  John,  bookseller,  Market  gallery 

. John  B.,  shipowner  and   general  agent,   23  Marischal 

street,  k.  3  St.  Mary's  place,  Crown  st. 
......  Robert,  advocate  and  notary-public,  29  Union  street,  h. 

100  Chapel  street 

Robert,  bookseller,  Market  gallery,  k.  2  Crown  terrace 

Roderick,  baker,  14,  h.  16  Union  place 

1 William,  advocate  (of  Adam  and  Anderson),  30  Skene 

terrace 
......  Wm.,jun.,  advocate,  62  Skene  street 

Wm.,  town-sergeant,  49  Chapel  street 

Wm.,  shipmaster,  4  Prospect  terrace,  Ferryhill 

Adams,  Alexander,  feuar,  36  Catherine  street 

Andrew,  cabinet  and  camera  maker,  and  photographer, 

top  of  Rettie's  court.  Broad  street 

John  and  Son,  painters,  71  Netherkirkgate 

John  (of  J.  A.  and  Son),  69  Netherkirkgate 

......  Robert,  foreman  (J.  and  W.  Martin),  285  George  street 

......   Wm.,  broker,  25  Castle  street 

Miss  Isabella,  lodgings,  41  St  Nicholas  street 

Adamson  &  Home,  sharebrokers,  and  agents  for  Edinburgh 

Life  Assurance  Co.,  25  Marischal  street 
......  Alexander,  tinsmith,    17   Gallowgate,   h.  17  Littlejohn 

street 
« Henry,  ship  and  insurance  broker,  57  Marischal  street. 

h  4  Golden  square 
......  Robert,  weaver,  14  Langstane  place 

Robert,  mariner,  8  Hanover  street 

Wm.  (of  A.  &  H.),  8  Albert  street 

Wm.  (Harbour  Office),  14  Langstane  place 

. — .  Mrs,  6  Albert  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  14  Langstane  place 

Addison,  Allan,  butcher,  28  Justice  street 
Adlington,  Wm.,  professor  of  music,  69  Crown  street 
Advocates1  Society  Hall  and  Library,  Advocates'  buildings. 

Union  street 
Affleck,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  31  Justice  street 
Aiken,  Alexander,  shore  porter,  45  Castle  street 

Alexander,  gardiner,  1  Strawberry  bank 

......  Jas.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  57  Broad  street,  h.  20  North 

Broadford 


92  GENERAL    DIRECTORY. 

Aiken,  James  (Northern  Assurance  Co.),  1  Littlejohn  street 
James,  jun.  (of  J.  Catto,  Son,  &  Co.),  agent  for  Lloyds, 

57  Marischal  street,  7i.  27  Union  place 

James  B.,  merchant,  2  Henry  place 

Wra.  J.,  book-keeper  (J.  Webster,  advocate),  2  Henry 

place 
Airth,  John,  shoemaker,  2  Justice  street,  h.  3  Victoria  place 

John,  jun.,  tea  dealer,  1,  h.  11  Union  buildings 

Aitken,  David,  merchant,  4  Ann  place 

Albion  and. Eagle   Assurance  Co.,  agent,  James  Paull,  12 

King  street 
Alexander,  Alexander,  shipmaster,  3  Springbank  terrace 

Alexander,  (S.  N.  E.  R.),  49  Bon- Accord  street 

Alexander,  grocer,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  1  Baltic  street, 

h.  6  Fish  street 

Alexander,  jun.,  shipmaster,  36  Union  row 

George,  upholsterer,  93  Chapel  street 

James  K.,  Woodbine  cottage,  Ferryhill 

James,  watch  and  clockmaker,    6  Union  street,  h.  8 

Guestrow 

James,  miller  and  grain  merchant,  Lower  Justice  Mills 

John,   upholsterer,   164  Union   street,  h.   55  Victoria 

street  west 

John,  grocer,  145,  h.  143  Gallowgate 

Robert,  professor  of  dancing  exercises  and  deportment, 

academy,  Diamond  lane,  h.  2  Springbank  place 
Robert,  teacher  (public  schools"!,  5  Millburn  street,  Fer- 
ryhill 

Wm.  (of  J.  Lumsden&  Co.),  55  Victoria  street  west 

Wm.,  reporter  (Free  Press  office),  7  Charlotte  street 

Mrs,  Mary  well  bank 

Mrs,  49  Bon- Accord  street 

......  Mrs  R.,  teacher  of  dancing  exercises   and  deportment, 

Diamond  lane  academy,  h.  2  Springbank  place 

Miss,  teacher  (Ross's  school),  Holburn  street 

......  Miss,  Gooseberry  bank,  Bon- Accord  terrace 

Miss,  243  George  street 

Alfred  Life  Assurance  Association;  William  Gordon,  agent, 

5  King  street 
Allan,  Alex.,  carter  and  coal  merchant,   Nellfield,    Holburn 

street 

George,  13  Craigie  street 

George,  late  boatman,  Footdee 

George,  advocate,  56  Castle  street,  h.  33  Albyn  place 

Hugh,  cabinetmaker,  6  St  Mary's  place 

James,  22  Constitution  street 

James,  carver    1  Fish  street 

James,  shipmaster,  17  Prince  Regent  street 

James,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  59  St  Nicholas 

street,  h.  Kingsland  place 


CITY   OF   ABEEDEEN.  93 

Allan,  James  and  Sons,  cabinetmakers  and  upholsterers,  122 

Union  street ;  cabinet  manufactory  42,  h.  37  Dee 

street 

John,  advocate,  22  Constitution  street 

John,  spirit  dealer,  8,  h.  10  Huxter  row 

J.  (surveyor's  department,  G.P.O.) 

Nathaniel,  grocer,  porter  and  spirit  dealer,   39   Park 

street 
Nathaniel,  jun.,  grocer,  wine  and   spirit   dealer,  24,  h. 

30  Skene  square 

Pat.  B.,  innkeeper,  40  Guestrow 

Wm.,  cabinetmaker,  2  Gordon's  court,  Gordon  street 

Wm.,  salesman  (W.  Urquhart  &  Co.),   14  and  16  Wel- 
lington place,  h.  Holburn  street 

Mrs,  draper,  41  Market  gallery,  h.  10  Carmelite  street 

Mrs,  midwife,  26  Harriet  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  Hardgate 

Mrs  George,  1  Dee  place 

Mrs,  lodgings,  5  Huntly  street 

......  Mrs,  14  North  Broadford 

Mrs,  lodgings,  6  St.  Mary's  place 

Mrs,  pie  maker,  190  Gallowgate 

Miss,  late  of  Newhills,  21  Union  terrace 

Miss  Ann,  spirit  dealer,  90  Green 

Misses,  dressmakers,  24  Young  street 

Allanach,  John,  Temperance  Hotel  and  lodgings,  11  Diamond 

street 
Allathaii,  Miss,  lodgings,  27  Crown  street 
Allardyce,  James,  day  patrol,  26  Netherkirkgate 

Miss,  21  Bon-accord  terrace 

Allen,  Hector,  teller  (N.  of  S.  B.)  h.  Hazlehead 

Miss,  70  Dee  street 

Alliance  Life  and  Fire  Assurance  Office  ;  James  Black,  agent. 

23  King  street 
Anderson   &   Thomson,    clothiers   and    warehousemen,    10 

Broad  street 
A.  &  J.,  painters,  glaziers,  paper-hangers,  carvers  and 

gilders,  33  Queen  street 

Adam,  blockmaker  (A.  Duthie  &  Co.),  10  Church  street 

Alex.,  manager  (Henry  Ogg  &  Co.,  distillers,  Strathdee), 

h.  Kose  cottage,  Cuparstone  place 
Alex.,  manager  (Northern  Agricultural  Co.),  3  Canal 

terrace 

Alex.,  advocate  (of  Adam  &  Anderson)  198  Union  st. 

Alexander  (successor  to  John  Booth),  watch  and  clock 

maker,  41   Upperkirkgate,  h.   Crown    court,  36 

Upperkirkgate 

Alexander,  painter,  54  Gerrard  street 

Andrew  (of  A.  &  J.  Anderson),  7  Springbank  terrace 

h2 


94  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Anderson,  Charles,  18  Bon-accord  square 

David,  baker,  211  Gallowgate 

David,  principal  audit  clerk  (S.  N.£E.  E.)  h.  27  Victoria 

street  west 

David,  clerk  (G-.  N.  of  S.  R.),  25  Regent  quay 

George,  3  Fish  street 

George,  woodsawyer,  3  Park  place 

James  (of  A.  &  J.  Anderson)  35  Queen  street 

James,  foreman  blacksmith  (A.  Hall  &  Sons),  36  York  st. 

James,  writer  (Adam  &  Anderson),  75  Union  street 

James,  Billiard  Rooms,  Chronicle  court,  10  Queen  street, 

and  32  Broad  street 

James,.  49  St.  Nicholas  street 

James,  grocer,  porter  and  spirit  dealer,  202,  h.  200 

Gallowgate 

James,  shipmaster,  54  Regent  quay 

James,  day  patrol,  King's  square,  Huntly  street 

James,  tea  dealer,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  11  Black's 

buildings,  h.  Balmoral  place 
John,  grocer,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  123  Crown  street, 

7i.  Balmoral  place 
John,  collector  of  Indland  Revenue,  21  Adelphi  court, 

h.  159  King  street 

John,  baker,  167  Gallowgate,  h.  93  West  North  street 

John,  plumber,  brassfounder,  and  gasfitter,  63,  h.  60 

Windmillbrae 
John  C,  hairdresser,  7  St.  Nicholas  street,  h.  35  North 

Broadford 

Robert  N.,  town  sergeant,  h.  30  Belmont  street 

Samuel,  cashier  (Northern  Assurance  Office)  21  Victoria 

street  west 
William,  assistant  inspector  of  poor  of  St.  Nicholas,  h. 

45  Constitution  street 

William,  second  lieutenant  of  police,  68  Catherine  street 

William,  blacksmith,  Flourmill  lane,  h.  7  Flourmill  brae 

William,  grain  merchant,  Maybank,  142  Hutcheon  st. 

William,  plumber,  57  Park  street 

William,  tailor,  253  George  street 

William,  clothier,  23  Queen  street,  h.  19"Guestrow 

William,  tinsmith,  12,  h.  3  Thornton  court 

......  William,  salmon  fisher,  1   Trinity  quay,  h.  53  Shiprow 

William,  umbrella  maker,    51   Upperkirkgate,  h.    17 

Schoolhill 

Mrs  George,  86  Bon-accord  street 

Mrs  James,  lodgings,  55  Wellington  street 

Mrs  William,  7  Forbes  street 

Mrs,  Glenburnie  cottage,  Skene  street  west 

Mrs,  lodgings,  39  Union  terrace 

Mrs  Captain,  3  St.  Clement  street 


CITY   OF   ABERDEEN.  95 

Anderson,  Mrs,  37  Victoria  street  west 

Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  Holburn  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  85  Hutcheon  street 

Mrs,  Crown  Inn,  and  lodgings,  83  West  North  street 

Mrs,  20  Victoria  street  west 

Mrs,  21  Victoria  street  west 

Miss  Margaret,  teacher  (Davidson's  schoolj,  39  Union 

terrace 

Miss,  lodgings,  68  Dee  street 

Miss,  Nelson  lane 

Miss,  lodgings,  20  Silver  street 

Misses  (late  of  Strichen),  4  Dee  street 

Andrew,  William,  druggist,  168  Union  street,  h.  42  Schoolhill 

Andrews,  Miss  (lodgings),  76  Broad  street 

Angus,  George,  of  Tillicorthy,  13  Constitution  street 

G.  &  J.,  merchants,  4,  hi  5  Bank  street 

G.  &  J.,  retail  and  wholesale  provision  merchants  and 

grocers,  43  Schoolhill 

George,  M.D.  (H.E.I.C.S.),  13  Golden  square 

George,  provision  seller,  12  Justice  street 

Kev.  Henry  (U.  P.  Church),  50  Dee  street 

James  (of  G.  &  J.  Angus),  43  Schoolhill 

John,  advocate  and  town  clerk;  office,  Town  House,  h. 

3  Waverley  place 

William  C,  boot  and  shoemaker,  20  King  street 

Mrs  James,  superintendent  of  Public  Baths,  5  Crooked 

lane,  and  40  St.  Andrew  street 

Misses,  41  Victoria  street  west 

Miss  (of  Botriphnie),  13  Golden  square 

Archibald,  James,  carter  and  provision  merchant,  70  Loch, 

street 
Argus  Life  Assurance  Co.  ;    J.  Brebner,   advocate,   agent, 

Advocates'  buildings 
Argo,  John,  55  Chapel  street 
Arthur,  Rev.  David  (George  Street  Chapel)  Maybank  cottage 

147  Hutcheon  street  west 

Mrs  John,  lodgings,  46  Dee  street 

Asher,  James,  commission  merchant  and  agent,  115  Union 

street,  h.  6  Dee  place 
Athenseum  News-room,  2  Union  buildings 
Avery,  John,  printer  (Northern  Advertiser),  7  St.  Catherine's 

wynd,  h.  106  Crown  street 

BADENOCH,    Alexander,   outfitter,    12  Union  street,  h.  22 
North  Broadford 

James,  hairdresser,  58  West  North  street 

Mrs  B.,  lodgings,  114  King  street 

Baddon,  Isaac,  South  Mail  guard,  25  Bon-accord  street 
Baily,  John  A.,  manager  (Keating  &  Co.),  26  Union  street 


96  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Bain,  Alex.,  shoemaker,  11  Charles  street 

David,  manager  (City  Loan  Office),  95  King  street 

Ebenezer,  wright,   opposite  228   George  street,  h*  67 

Causewayend 

James,  spirit  dealer,  6  Schoolhill 

Eobert,  broker,  153  Gallowgate 

Mrs,  confectioner,  10,  li.  12  Marischal  street 

Miss,  lodgings,  8  Castle  street 

Baird,  Alexander,  guard  (S.  N.  E.  R.  Co  ),  Wellington  road 
Thomas,   cabinetmaker   and  upholsterer,    191    Union 

street,  workshop,  17  Summer  street,  h.  52  Chapel 

street 
Baker,  George,  Peterhead  mail  guard,  54  Chapel  street 

R.  Hosier,  professor  of  music,  18  North  Silver  street 

Samuel,  agent  (Wordie  &  Co.),  Flourmill  brae 

Thomas,  printer,  Crown  court,  41|  Union  street,  h.  69 

Bon-accord  street 
Bakewell,  James  (Pickford  &  Co.)  119  Crown  street 
Balfour,  James,  overseer  (Richards  &  Co.)  26  SkeDe  square 
James  G.  ship,  share,  and  insurance  broker,  and  general 

com.  agent,  59  Marischal  street,  h.  36  Union  st. 

James,  confectioner,  180,  George  street,  h.  above  shop 

William    W.,  professor  of  dancing,  calisthenics,  &c, 

academy,  Music  Hall  buildings,  h.  1  Rosemountpl. 

Mrs,  lodgings,  81  Hutcheon  street  west 

Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Black's  buildings 

Bamford,  Mrs,  26  Thistle  street 

Bank  ol  Deposit  Branch,  202  Union  street ;  J.  B.  Bannerman, 

local  manager 
Bank  of  Scotland  Branch,  Bank  of  Scotland  court,  35  Castle 

street,  Arthur  Thomson,  agent 
Bannatine,  John,  shipowner,  30  Ferryhill  place 
Bannatyne,  Rev.  Alex.  (Free  Union   Church),  Albert  street 

north 
Bannerman,  Alexander,  printer,  47  St.  Andrew  street 

George,  late  merchant,  18  Albyn  place 

John,  silk  dyer,  37  George  street 

Johu,  late  dyer,  11  Rose  street 

John  B.,  Local  manager  for  the  Bank  of  Deposit,  Na- 
tional Assurance  and  Investment  Association,  and 

the  State  Fire  Insurance  Co.,  h.  and  office,  202 

Union  street 

Patrick,  coal  merchant,  2  Trinity  quay 

Patrick,  book-keeper  (A.  &  W.  Thorn),  2  Thistle  street 

Thomas,  18  Albyn  place 

William,  coal  merchant,  2  Trinity  quay 

Miss,  18  Albyn  place 

Bannochie,  J.  &  A.,  butchers,  42  Skene  square 

Barber,  James,  officer  of  Inland  Revenue,  24  Thistle  street 


CITY   OP  ABERDEEN.  97  ' 

Barclay,  James  W.  (of  A.  &  W.  Thom),  12  Commerce  street 
John,  dealer  in  porter,  ale,  and  ginger  beer,   11,  7i.  20 

Harriet  street 

John,  teacher  (South  Parish  School)  10  Black's  buildings 

John,  overseer,  2  St.  Clement's  lane 

Wm.,  rope  and  twine  manufacturer,  Poynernook,  back 

of  old  Gas  Work,  h.  79  College  street 

Margaret,  teacher,  Ruthrieston 

Barker,  A.  C,  manufacturer,  81  Loch  street,  h.  5  Rosemount 

terrace 
James,  manufacturer,  3  Jopp's  lane,  h.  10,  Kingsland 

place 
Barkway,  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Charlotte  street 
Barnes,  Robert  Thomas,  chief  constable,  Aberdeenshire ;  of- 
fice, Record  Buildings,  King  street;  h.  Friend- 

ville,  Deeside  road 
Barnett,  Alex.,  principal  beadle  (Free  West  Church),  under- 
taker, and  cabinetmaker,  31  Upperkirkgate 

Alexander,  late  shipmaster,  6  Garvock  street 

John,  auctioneer,  mahogany  &  timber  merchant,  Guild 

street  (foot  of  Market  street) 

Robert  Murray,  clerk  (Police  office),  20  Longacre 

William,  schoolmaster  and  inspector  of  poor,  Nigg 

William,  George  Hotel,  175  George  street 

Barr,  John  M.,  gutta  percha   shoe   manufacturer,   Concert 

Court,  Broad  street 
Barrie,  P.  &  M.,  hat  makers,  39,  ft<  72  Queen  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Affleck  street 

Barron,  Lambert,  advocate,    124  Union  street,  h.  83  Crown 

street 

Robert  S.,  chemist  and  druggist,  27  York  place 

Wm.,  flesher,  41  Market  hall,  h.  Stoneytown  farm 

Mrs  Alexr.,  23  Broad  street 

Miss,  20  Union  row 

Miss  E.,  lodgings,  24  Dee  street 

Barry,  Henry  &  Co.,  ironfounders  and  manufacturers  of  bone 

manure,  102  and  104  Loch  street 
Bartlett,  William,  fruit  merchant  (successor  to  A.  Crombie), 

21  Broad  street 

William,  tailor,  29  Netherkirkgate 

Batchan,  James,  inspector   of  branches    (T.   &   C.  B.),    18 

Springbank  terrace 
Batten,  Abraham,  commission  agent,  6  and  7  Adelphi  court, 

h.  158  King  street 
Baxter,  Alexander  B.,  teller  (North  of  Scotland  Bank)  Lodge 

walk 

Rev.  Daniel,  prison  chaplain,  Lodge  walk 

John,  spirit  dealer,  6  Crooked  lane 

John,  turner  and  shuttle  maker,  93  George  street 


98  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Baxter,  "William,  engineer,  19  York  street 

Mrs,  broker,  118  Gallowgate 

Misses,  5  Skene  place 

Beale,  Bernard  G-.  (surveyor's  department,  G.  P.  0),  3  Marine 

place,  Ferryhill 
Bearsley,  Mrs,  Berlin  wool  and  fancy  needle  work,  12  Crown 

street 
Beaton,  John,  hairdresser,  9  Marischal  street 
Beatton,  John,  spirit  dealer,  49  West  North  street 
Beattie,  Alexander,  hairdresser,  13  Shiprow,  h.  24  Blackfriars 

street 
Alexander,  slater,  20  Steps  of  Gilcomston,  h.   18  Spa 

street 
James  F.,  land-surveyor,  valuator,  and  engineer;  office 

2  Bon-accord  square  ;  h.  6  East  Craibstone  street 

John,  mealseller,  101,  h.  99  Gallowgate 

John,  painter  and  glazier,  3,  h.  24  Marischal  street 

William,  general  merchant,  5  Harriet  street 

Mrs,  6  Prospect  terrace,  Ferryhill 

Beedie,  Wm.,  shipmaster,  54  Kegent  quay 

Beggrie,  Mrs,  midwife,  10  Catto  square 

Begg,  Alexander,  day  patrol,  Nelson  lane 

......  Charles,  piano-forte  maker    and   tuner;     saloon,    150 

Union  street ;  workshop,  Union  wynd,  h.  41  Dee 

street 
John,  distiller  to  the  Queen,  Lochnagar,  wine  and  spirit 

merchant;     office,   17   weigh-housesquare ;    h.   9 

Quay 

William,  flesher,  46  Market  hall,  h.  3  Victoria  place 

William,  baker,  3  Frederick  street,  h.  78  Wales  street 

Belcher,  Joseph  (of  R.  &  B.),  Ferryhill  nursery 
Bell,  David,  joiner,  54  Wellington  street 

John,  cooper,  7  Windmill  brae,  h.  12  College  street 

Bell's  (Dr)  School,  Frederick  street 

Belgian  consul,  Wm.  S.  Thorn,  12  Commerce  street 

Bennet,  William,  printer,  42  Castle  street,  h.  27  Constitution 

street 
Benson,  Samuel,  grocer,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  141,  ft.  141£ 

Skene  street 
Benton,  Alexander,  flesher,  260  George  street,  h.  40  Cathe- 
rine street 
Benzie,  David,  shipmaster,  281  George  street 

James,  broker,  11  Upper kirkgate 

Mrs  Wm.,  grocer,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  206  Gallowgate, 

h.  3  Farquhar  place 
Berry,  Geo.  A.,  (of  J.  Berry  and  Son),  28  Thistle  street 
James  &    Son,  watchmakers,  jewellers,  and  opticians, 

88  Union  street,  h.  Dee  place 
James,  jun.,  commercial  traveller  (Clark  and  Munro),  3 

James  street 


CITY   OP  ABERDEEN.  99 

Berry,  James,  gardener,  and  riddle  maker,  8  Broadford  lane 

James,  provision  merchant,  3  Garvock  street 

John  Edward,  clerk  (Skinner  and  Wilsone)   32  Thistle 

street 

John,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  4  South  Silver  street,  ft 

111  Gallowgate 

W.  &  J.  linen  manufacturers,  14  Queen  street,  h.  18 

Skene  terrace 
William,  night  watchman  (S.  N.  E.  E.  Station),  3  Tri- 
nity quay 

Mrs,  dealer  in  fruit,  &c,  108  George  street 

Best,  Thomas  (late  banker),  10  Bon-accord  square 
Beveridge,  Peter,  manufacturer  of  bed  and  table  linen,  122£ 
Union  street,  h.   1  Ferryhill  place,  and  Peterburn 
Nigg 

Eobert,  M.D.,  surgeon,  201  Union  street 

Robert,  linen  manufacturer,  39  bt.  Nicholas  street,  h.  25 

Ferryhill  place 

Thomas   Gordon,   122|  Union  street,  h,  28   Ferryhill 

place 
Beverly,  Alex.,  teacher  (Grammar  school),  h.  4  North  Broad- 
ford 

William,  manager  (Catto,  Thomson  &  Co.),  83   Wales 

street 
Beverly,  Mrs  Robert,  83  Wales  street 
Bible  Society  Depository  ;  G.  &  R.  King,  booksellers,  28  St. 

Nicholas  street 
Bill,  Franklin,  superintendent  and  teacher,  (Deaf  and  Dumb 

Institution)  31  Belmont  street 
Bird,  William,  clerk  (Broadford  Works)  87  John  street 
Birnie,  George,  of  Johnstone,  h.  Johnstone  place 

M.,  spirit  dealer,  9  Trinity  quay 

Bisset  &  Young,  plumbers  and  tinsmiths,  26  Schoolhill 

Alexander,  clerk  (Post  Office,)  25  Shiprow 

.....  George,  general  merchant,  Holburn  street 

James,    keeper   of  the  Court  house,   h.    Court-house, 

Lodge  walk  ji 

John  (of  J.  &  W.  Bisset)  122  Crown  street 

John  and  William,  grocers,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  ware- 
house, 37  Queen  street,  and  wholesale  gS&w3ery 
warehouse,  Exchange  street 

Joseph,  confectioner,  149  Gallowgate 

Leslie  (of  Bisset  &  Young),  13  Seamount  place 

Peter,  &  Son,  builders,  110  Loch  street 

William  (of  J.  &  W.  Bisset),  34  Skene  terrace 

- Miss,  dressmaker,  31  Schoolhill 

Misses,  dressmakers,  110  Loch  street 

Black  and  Ferguson,  wine  merchants,  49  Union  street 
....    Andrew,  of  Foresterhill,  h.  Foresterhill 


100  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Black,  Chas.  &  Ales.,  wrights,  5,  h.  77  College  street 

Jas.  (Robinson,  Crum  &  Co.),  33  Constitution  street 

James  (of  James  Black  &  Co.),  3  Wellington  place 

James  and  Co.,  stock,  share,  and  produce  brokers,  and 

forwarding  agents  to  the  Queen,  H.E.H.  the  Prince 
Consort,  and  the  Duchess  of  Kent ;  23  King 
street 

James,  13  York  street 

John,  traveller  (Clark  &  Munro),  28  Thistle  street 

Peter,  shipmaster,  57  Regent  quay 

Thomas,  master  carpenter  (A.  Duthie  &  Co.),  St.  Cle- 
ment street 

William  (of  Black  and  Ferguson),  15  Adelphi  Court 

William  and  Co.,  brewers  and  distillers,  Devanha 

Wm.  secretary  (Aberdeen  Commercial  Co.),  7  Affleck 

street 

Mrs  Alexander,  39  Whitehouse  street 

„ Mrs  James,  43  Whitehouse  street 

Miss,  6  Albyn  place 

Blackball,  James  and  Co.,  drapers  and  hatters,  39  Union 
street 

James  (of  J.  Blackball  and  Co.),  7  Eosemount  terrace 

Blacklaws,  David,  porter  and  ale,  lemon  and  soda  water, 

dealer,  Exchange  Court,  36|  Union  street 
Blaikie,     Alex.    F.,  advocate,   Granton    lodge,    Cuparstone 
place 

Anthony  Adrian,  advocate,  Inchgarth  near  Cults 

Brothers,  iron-founders,  engineers,  millwrights,  boiler- 
makers,  and  general  blacksmiths,  Footdee  Iron 
Works   _ 

David  (of  Blaikie  Brothers,  and  J.  Blaikie  and  Sons), 

Balgownie  Lodge 

John,  yost.  (of  Blaikie  Brothers),  15  Union  terrace 

John  and   Sons,    plumbers,  brassfounders,  gas-fitters, 

coppersmiths,  pewterers,  zinc  workers  and  gas 
meter  manufacturers,  Littlejohn  street 

Sir  Thomas  (of  Blaikie  Brothers  and  J.  Blaikie  &  Sons) 

32  Bonaccord  terrace 

Mrs  John,  18  Golden  square 

Mrs,  grocer,  101  Causewayend,  h.  1  Charles  street 

Miss,  Cuparstone  place 

Blair,   Thomas,   shoe  manufacturer,    17  Broad   street,   h.  2 

Guestrow 
Blind  Asylum,  50  Huntly  street ;  Alexander  Martin  manager 
Boaden,  Mrs  Richard,  lodgings,  80  Waterloo  quay 
Bon-accord     Property    Investment    Co. — manager,   George 
Marquis  accountant,  147  Union  street 

Sawmills,  Inches  ;  Joseph  T.  Willett,  proprietor 

Bonner,  James  T.,  warehouseman  (J.  J.  Kennedy),  7  Charles 
street 


CITY   OF  ABERDEEN.  101 

Bonnyman,  C  D.,  writer,  19  Loch  street 

Cosmo,  clerk  (Robertson  and  Cook)  19  Loch  street 

James  (of  J.  and  J.  Bonnyman),  19  Loch  street 

John,  jun.,  (of  J.  and  J.  Bonnyman),  19  Loch  street 

James  and  John,  blacksmiths  and  bellhangers,  19  Loch 

street 
Booth,  Alexander,  37  Victoria  street  west 

George,  spirit  dealer,  21  Upperkirkgate 

James,  boilermaker  (Blaikie  Brothers),   St  Clement  ct., 

St  Clement's  street 

James,  merchant,  148  Union  street 

James,  M.D.,  surgeon  27  Queen  street 

John,  late  watchmaker,  5  Black's  buildings 

John  (of  Logan  and  Co.),  264  George  street 

Joseph,  treasurer  of  Boy's  and  Girl's  Hospital,  Spring- 
bank,  Dee  street 
Wm.,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  181,  h.  183  Gallow- 

gate 

Wm.,  spirit  dealer,  38,  li.  40  Gallowgate 

Wm.,  chimney  sweep,  1\  Justice  street 

Wm.,  jun.,  chimney  sweep,  27  Justice  street 

William  P.,  merchant  and  ship  insurance  broker,  20 

Marischal  street,  h.  148  Union  street 

Wm.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer  23,  h.  11  Shiprow 

Mrs,  2  Castle  hill 

Borthwick,    Andrew,  silk  and  woollen  dyer,  scourer,  cloth 

fuller  and  dresser,  dye-works,  76  Loch  st. ;  shop, 

1  Summer  street ;  h.  74  Loch  street 
Bothwell,  Alex.,  confectioner,  18  Broad  street,  h.  76  Park  st, 
George   B.y  office,  25  Justice  street,  h.  9  Bon-accord 

square 

George,  general  merchant,  27  and  28  Market  gallery 

George  basket  maker,  37-J  George  street,  h.  6  Kidd  lane 

John,  shoemaker,  33  and  35  Broad  street,  h.  10  Roslin 

terrace 

Mrs  G., "lodgings,  1  Rose  street 

Mrs,  53  Hnntly  street 

Margaret,  Greenbank,  31  North  Broadford 

Bouverie,  Rev.  Fred.    W.  B.,  B.A.,  Incumbent  of  St.  Paul's, 

(Church  of  England),  61  Gallowgate,  h.  189  Union 

street 
Bow,  Hugh,  keeper  of  Medical  Hall,  King  street 
Bowie,  Mrs.,  draper,  21  Market  gallery,  h.  17  Longacre 

Jane,  register  office,  72  Guestrow 

Miss,  lodgings,  29  Broad  street  * 

Bowman  &  Henderson,  plasterers,  8  Shuttle  street 

Andrew,  jun,  (of  K.  &  B.),  28  Thistle  street 

William,  cab  hirer,  25  Harriet  street 

Mrs  James,  victualling  house,  73  Queen  street 

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102^  GENERAL   DIRECTORY. 

Bowman,  Miss,  white  seamstress,  Cruden's  court,  22  Broad  st. 

Boyd,  John,  supervisor  of  Inland  Kevenue,  Holburn  street, 
h.  Cherrybank  cottage,  Bon-accord  terrace 

Mrs  G.  EL,  15  North  Silver  street 

Mrd,  2  Rubislaw  place 

......  Mrs  William,  83  Hutcheon  street 

Misses,  1  Mackie  place 

Boyle,  David,  superintendent,  passenger  department  (S.  N. 
E.  R.) 

Boys'  Hospital,  19  Upperkirkgate 

Boys'  School  of  Industry,  45  Guestrow  ;  Alexander  Machray, 
superintendent 

Brands,  Andrew,  ship  carpenter,  Inches,  h.  24  Regent  quay 

Brand,  Alexander,  accountant  &  assurance  agent,  103  Union 
street,  h.  7  Dee  place 

David,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  12  Marywell  street 

George,  carter,  45  Windmill  brae 

John,  carter,  2  Marywell  street 

.....  William  (successor  to  G.  Booth  and  Son),  jeweller  and 
watchmaker,  48  Broad  street 

Brander,  Robert,  wright,  19  Thistle  street,  h.  20  Chapel  street 

Mrs  Colonel,  146J  George  street 

Brantingham,  John  W.,  grocer,  146  George  street,  h.  56 
Causewayend 

Brebner  &  Grant,  merchants,  56  St  Nicholas  street 

Alexander,  broker,  96  Loch  street 

James,  advocate,  Advocates'  buildings,  h.  20  Albyn  pi. 

John,  teacher  (Grammar  School),  5  Mount  street 

William,  shipmaster,  25  Justice  street 

William  (North  of  Scotland  Equitable  Loan  Co.),  11 

Carden  place 

William,  cowfeeder,  Holburn  street 

Mrs  John,  1  Gallowgate 

Mrs,  lodgings,  30  Dee  street 

Brechin,  Henry,  foreman  moulder  (M'Kinnon  &  Co.,  20  Spring 
Garden),  11  Canal  street 

Bremner,  David,  customs,  9  Canal  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  5  Mounthooly 

Brennan,  Patrick,  M.D.,  31  Marischal  street 

Brew,  James,  linen  merchant,  1  Market  gallery,  h.  1 1  Carme- 
lite street 

Brewster,  George  (of  Adam  &  Brewster)  1  Catherine  street 

Bridewell  and  Rogue  Money  Assessment  for  the  city  and  li- 
berties of  Aberdeen ;  James  Simpson,  collector ; 
office,  17  Huxter  row 

British  Linen  Co.'s  Bank,  22  King  street 

Broadford  Bread  and  Flour  Co.,  218oGeorge  street ;  Alexan- 
der Robertson,  manager 
Works,  Maberly  street 


CITY    OF  ABERDEEN.  103 

Broad  Street  Academy,  2  Blairton  lane 

Brock,  George,  shipping  master  and  examiner  in  practical 

seamanship,  receiver  of  Merchant  Seamen's  Fund, 

28  Regent  quay 
Brodie,  Alexander,  sculptor,  Bothwell's  court,  25  Justice  st., 

h.  8  Catto  square 

Wm.,  clerk  (Blaikie  Brothers),  2  Yeats  lane 

Mrs  Joseph,  2  Ragg's  lane 

Mrs,  sick  nurse,  30  Belmont  street 

Brook,  Charles,  spirit  dealer,  47  Castle  street 

Brotchie,  John,  1  Affleck  place 

Brown  &  Carr,  wholesale  clothiers,  Exchange  court,  37  Union 

street 

Alexander  (Brown  &  Carr),  93  Crown  street 

Alexander,  auctioneer  (of  P.  &  G.  Brown),  34  Castle  st. 

„ Alex.  &  Co.,  booksellers  and  publishers,  77  Union  street 

......  Alexander,  boot  and  shoemaker,  71  George  street,  h.  24 

North  Broadford 
Alex.,  clerk  of  police,  50  St.  Nicholas  street,  h.    12 

Kingsland  place 
......  Andrew,  dyer  (Rubislaw  Works),  Westburn,  Rubislaw 

Charles,  corkcutter,  39,  h.  11  Schoolhill 

Rev.  David,  D.D.,   (professor,  Free  Church  College), 

North  Lodge,  King  street 
... ...  George  (of  P.  &  G.  Brown),  Fountville,  Woodside 

George,  1  Crown  place 

.....  George,  general  draper,  16  Broad  street,  A.  23  Mary- 
well  street 

James,  silk  mercer,  2  and  4,  ft,  6  George  street 

« James,    assistant  inspector    (St.    Nicholas   parish)    6 

Rosemount  terrace 

James,  printer  {Herald  Office),  26  Skene  square 

......  James,  day  officer  (Aberdeen  Market),  Hardgate 

James,  feuar  and  coachman,  47  St.  Andrew  street 

......   Rev,  John  C.  L.L.D.  (United  Presbyterian  Church),  and 

lecturer  on  Botany,  King's   College,  156  Crown 

street 
P.  &  G.,  auctioneers  and  furniture  warehousemen,  140 

Union  street 
... ...  Peter,  auctioneer  (3f  P.  &  G.  Brown),  2  St.  Catherine's 

wynd 
......  Rev.  R.  J.,  D.D.,  professor  of  Greek,  Marischal  College, 

19  Golden  square 
„ Robert,  timber  merchant,  Inches,  h.  Viewmount,  Ban- 
chory-Ter  nan 

Robert,  spirit  dealer,  Hardgate 

Robert,  stabler,  180  Gallowgate 

Rev.   Thomas   (Gallowgate    Mission   Chapel),    h.     73 

Skene  square 


104  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Brown,  Wm.  (Inland  Revenue),  distributor  of  Stamps,  and  col- 
lector of  land  and  assessed  taxes  for  the  counties 
of  Aberdeen  and  Kincardine;  office,  Advocates' 
buildings,  Back  wynd 

William,  fishing  tackle  maker,  36,  h.  34  George  street 

William,    stationary    clerk   to   surveyor   (G.P.O.)    35 

Victoria  street  west 

William,  coachman,  54  Catherine  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  Eoss's  court,  6  Upperkirkgate 

Mrs,  lodgings,  81  Virginia  street 

Mrs,  11  North  Silver  street 

Miss,  2  Crown  place 

Miss,  lodgings;  11  Little  Chapel  street 

Misses,  19  Victoria  street  west 

Browning,  Mrs,  38  Skene  terrace 

Bruce,  Alexander,  cattle  dealer,  63  Hutcheon  street 

Alexander,  grocer,  133  Skene  street 

Alex.,  traveller  (Aberdeen  Commercial  Co.)  10  Mary- 
well  street 

Arthur  C,  1  Park  place 

George,  grocer,   tea    and    spirit  merchant,  26,   h.  21 

Woolmanhill 

James  (Pratt  and  Keith),  76  Bon-accord  street 

Sir  Michael,  Bart,  of  Stenhouse,  h.   Scotstown,  and  57 

Schoolhill 

William,  builder,  63  Causewayend 

Mrs,  147  Crown  street 

Mrs  David,  28  Constitution  street 

Miss,  lodgings,  39  Union  terrace 

Miss,  bonnet  maker,  47  Summer  street 

Miss,  1  Chapel  court,  Justice  street 

Brunton,  John,  shipmaster,  53  Commerce  street 

Bryce,  James,  advocate,  12  Adelphi  court,  k.  Westbank. 
Fonthill 

Buchan,  Alexander,  shore  porter,  2  Yeats  lane,  Park  place 

John,  shipmaster,  16  Links  street 

Eobert,  baker,  76  Green 

Thomas,  letter  carrier,  34  Back  Wynd 

Buchanstone  Mill  Warehouse,  79  Broad  street 

Buck,  William,  4  St.  Clement  street 

Buckner,  John  (Broadford  Works),  6  Broadford  place 

William,  Gowanbrae,  Causewayend 

Buist,  Thomas,  cooper,  13  Prince  Regent  street 

Bulloch,  John,  foreman  (J.  Blaikie  &  Sons),  2  Denburn  terrace 

William,  clerk  (Broadford  Works)  2  Denburn  terrace 

Burgess,  James,  73  Crown  street 

William,  shipmaster,  57  Regent  quay 

Miss,  dressmaker  and    milliner,   Annand's   court,   30 

James  street 


CITY   OF  ABERDEEN.  105 

Burns,  David  &  Co.,  shipbuilders,  Inches 

, David,  (of  D.  Burns  and  Co.)  11  Virginia  street 

Burness,  Alex.  Prospect  place  (town  house),  85  Crown  street 

Wm.  cashier  (N.  Agricultural  Co.),  Crown  street 

Burnett,  Alexander,  feuar,  Holburn  street 

J.  A.  &  Co.,  dealers  in  hardware  fancy  goods,  27  Union 

street 

James  A.  (of  J.  A.  Burnett  &  Co.) 

James,  fiesher,  4,  h.  8  East  North  street 

.....    John,  furniture  dealer,  1  Woolmanhill 

Newell,  advocate,  keeper  of  the  register  of  sasines  for 

Aberdeen  and   Kincardineshires ;    office,    Record 

buildings,  King  street,  h.  23  Belmont  street 

Mrs,  43  Constitution  street 

Miss,  71  Chapel  street 

Burt,  Robert,  tailor  and  outfitter,  70  Queen  street 

Burwell,  Elijah,  jeweller,  and  dealer  in  all  kinds  of  Foreign 

and  British  fancy  goods,  101  Union  street,  h.  34 

Victoria  street  west 
Butchart,  Alexander,  engine  driver  (S.  N.  E.  R.  Co.),  8  Pros- 
pect terrace,  Ferry  hill 
Butler,  Charles,  glass-blower  and  china-repairer,  50  Wind- 

millbrae 
Joseph,  fiesher,  32  and  33  Market  hall,  h.  36  Union 

row 
Buyers,  Alexander,  shipmaster  (Ann  Law),  29  Frederick  st. 
David,   shipping  clerk    (Richards    &    Co.),  14   North 

Broadford 
James,  manager  (Aberdeen  Rope  and  Sail  Co.),  Marine 

terrace,  Ferryhill 
James  &  Co.,  builders  and  timber  merchants,  12  Kidd 

lane 

John  (J.  Buyers  and  Co.),  12  Kidd  lane 

Peter,  grocer,  ship  chandler,  and  spirit  dealer,  32  Quay 

(R.  Post  office)  h.  31  Quay 

William,  (Jas.  Buyers  and  Co.)  94  Skene  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  129  Union  street 

Byres,  George,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  177  Gallowgate 
Byth,  George  and  Co.,  cabinetmakers  and  upholsterers,  6 

South  Silver  street 
George,  (of  G.  Byth  and  Co.)  11  Dee  street 

CADENHEAD,  David,  boot  and  shoemaker,  96  John  street 
George,  advocate,  and  procurator  fiscal  for  the  city,  9 

Hirxter  row,  h.  33  Union  place 
John,  M.D.,  ophthalmic  surgeon,  (Royal  Infirmary)  231 

Union  street  west 
John,  advocate,  9  Huxter  row,  h.   Albyn  cottage,  1 

Albyn  place 

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106  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Cadenhead,  Peter,  shipmaster,  (Granite)  17  Prince  Kegent  st. 

William,  agent,  39  Netherkirkgate,  h.  3  John  street 

Miss,  11  Kose  street 

Miss,  Albyn  cottage,  1  Albyn  place 

Cadger,  George,  general  blacksmith,  Bridge  of  Dee 
Caie,  William,  shore  porter 

Miss,  lodgings,  92  George  street 

Caird,  George,  clerk,  (P.  and  G.  Brown)  Woodside 

Calder,  Charles,  porter  and  spirit  merchant,  50  Green,  k.  4 

Carmelite  street 

William,  tailor  and  clothier,  28  Marischal  street 

Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  10  Summer  lane 

Callum,  Wm.,  teacher,  (Greyfriars  Parish  school)  2  Martin's 

lane,  Green 
Cameron,  Alexander,  basketmaker  and  japanner  of  all  sorts 

of  baskets,  14  Windmillbrae 

Alex,  shipmaster,  97  Wales  street  # 

Alexander,  24  Ferryhill  place 

Andrew,  founder,  (Blaikie  Brothers)  23  Prince  Kegent 

street 

Angus,  24  Ferryhill  place 

Duncan,  shipmaster,  14  Virginia  street 

John,  Inn  keeper  and  stabler,  10  Harriet  street 

Peter,  feuar,  Hardgate 

William,  shoemaker,  10  Skene  street 

Mrs,  Morefield,  Stocket 

Mrs,  midwife,  15  Littlejohn  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  5  Stronach's  Close 

Miss,  4  Dee  street 

Misses,  125  Crown  street 

Campbell,  Alexander,  contractor,  Margaret's  place,  Euthrie- 

ston 
Alexander,  bookseller  and  agent,  16  Crown  street,  h 

Paradise  cottage,  Holburn  street 

Alexander,  horse  and  cab  hirer,  6  Diamond  street 

Colin,  book-keeper,  (J.  Buyers  and  Co.)  30  Skenesquare 

Daniel,  shoemaker,  and  keeper,  Masonic  hall,  32  Windy 

wynd 

David,  plasterer,  14,  h.  13  Albion  street 

David,  carter  and  spirit  dealer,  187  West  North  street 

Rev.    George,  (Free  North  Church)  22  Victoria  street 

west 
John,  post-horse  master  and  funeral  undertaker  ;  stables 

5  Bon-accord  street,  and   13  Back  wynd,  h.   13 

Back  wynd 

William   sen.,  shipmaster,  4  Millburn  street 

William  jun.,  shipmaster,  (City  of  London  steamer)  8 

Millburn  street 
William  and  Co.,  clothiers,  73  Union  street 


CITY  OF  ABERDEEN.  107 

Campbell,  Mrs,  broker,  11  Justice  street 

Mrs,  13  Park  street 

Cantley,  Peter,  shore  porter,  7  Marischal  street 

Cardno  and  Darling,  seedsmen,  nurserymen,  and  florists,  76 

Union  street;  nurseries,  Westfield 

George  (of  Cardno  and  Darling)  41  Whitehouse  street 

Cargill,  John,  late  shipmaster,  6  Canal  terrace 

William,  shipmaster,  25  Quay 

Carmichael,  George,  teller,  (N.  of  S.  Bank)  3  Charlotte  st. 
Carnegie,  John,  (of  Red-hall)  1  Bon-accord  square 

Miss  Hannah,  6  Golden  square 

Carnie,  Alexander,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  56  East  North  st. 

Alexander,  9  Young  street 

Wm.,  sub-editor,  (Herald)  25  Victoria  street  west 

Catherine,  milliner,  85  Queen  street 

Carr,  George,  M.D.,  22  Union  place 

W.  T..  M.B.,  (R.N.)  2  Devanaha  terrace 

Miss,  14  Victoria  street  west 

Carter,  Misses,  22  Springbank  terrace 

Cassie,  James,  portrait  and  landscape  painter,  11  Crown  st 

James,  porter,  43  West  North  street 

James,  boatman,  (customs)  16  Links  street 

Miss,  milliner,  19  St  Nicholas  street 

Castle,  Andrew,  overseer  (Bannermill)  99  Wales  street 
Cattanach,  Charles  and  Co.,  tailors  and  clothiers,  Exchange 

court,  Union  street 
D.    G.,   advocate,   and  agent  for  the   Economic    Life 

Assurance  Society,  London,  56  Castle  street,  ft. 75 

Bon-accord  street 

Donald,  principal  warder,  West  prison,  Rose  street 

James,  (H.  M.  Customs)  23  Marywell  street 

John,  (Broadford  works)  2  Denburn  terrace 

Mrs,  straw  hat  and  bonnet  maker,  7  Windmill  brae 

Catto,  Alexander,  late  farmer,  65  Park  street 

George  (of  Wm.  Mitchell  &  Co.),  2  Bank  street,  Ferryhill 

James,  boot   and  shoemaker,  219  Union  street,  h.  132 

Crown  street 
John,    Son   and    Co.,  insurance  and  ship  brokers,  57 

Marischal  street 

John,  shipowner,  Wallfield 

Robert,   merchant,  Wallfield,  avenue  entrance,  Craigie 

Loanings,  north  end  Albert  street 
Robert     and     Son,     merchants    and    shipowners,    47 

Marischal  street 
Robert  and  Co.,  grocers,  wine   and  spirit  dealers,  14 

King  street 

Robert,  spirit  dealer,  9  Weigh-house  square 

Thomson,  and  Co.,  rope  and  sail  manufacturers,  Links, 

Footdee 


108  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Catto,  William,  secretary,  (Union  Bank)  8  Springbank  terrace 

William,  corkcutter,  37  Netherkirkgate 

Mrs,  196  George  street 

Mrs,  grocer,  17  Charles  street 

Miss,  8  Springbank  terrace 

Miss  E.,  dressmaker,  17  Charles  street 

Miss,  23  Victoria  street  west 

Cay,  George,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  47  Upper  Denburn 

Robert,  Innkeeper,  9  Coriection  wynd 

Wm.,  (Mitchell  and  Cay)  86  John  street 

Center,  John,  photographer.  Exchange  street,  h.  75    George 

street 
Central  Academy,  56  Union  street ;  D.  Sinclair,  rector 
Chalmers  and  Ewing,  sculpture  and  polished  granite  works, 

7  Mounthooly 

and  Farquhar,  advocates,  147  Union  street 

Alexander,  (of  Chalmers  and  Ewing)  5  Mounthooly 

Alexander  W.,  general  governor  of  Aberdeen  prisons, 

h.  West  prison,  Rose  street 
......  Charles,  advocate,  (Chalmers  and  Farquhar)  14  Union 

terrace 
David  and  Co.,  printers  and  publishers,  Journal  Office, 

28  and  29  Adelphi  court 

George,  shipmaster,  (Sardinian),  16  Victoria  street  west 

James,  (of  D.  Chalmers  and  Co.,  printers)  13  Adelphi 

court 
James  Hay,  advocate  (of  Chalmers  and  Farquhar,  147 

Union  street)  agent  for  the   Scottish  Equitable 

Assurance  Co.,  14  Union  terrace 

James,  superintendent,  (Gas  Light  Co.)  Gas  street 

John  G.,  (of  D.  Chalmers  and  Co.)  13  Adelphi  court 

John,  baker,  83,  h.  87  Gallowgate 

Wm.,  manager  of  the  Northern  Assurance  Co.,  3  King 

street,  and  Cotbank,  Banchory-Devenick 
Wm.,  gardener  and  nurseryman,  Seafield,  by  Cupar- 

stone 

Wm.,  nurseryman,  18  Justice-mill  lane 

Wm.,  flesher,  11  Basement  floor,  Market,  A.  Love  lane, 

Spittal 
Wm.,  builder,   (Low  and  Chalmers)  35  Victoria  street 

west 

Wm.,  grain  dealer,  39  Victoria  street  west 

Mrs,  4  Charles  street 

Miss,  of  Westfield,  Westfield 

Miss,  teacher  of  music,  18  Justice-mill  lane 

Chapman,  John,  late  builder,  165  George  street 

William,  Glenburnie,  Rubislaw 

Charles,  John,  mealseller,  88  Causewayend 
Wm.,  shoemaker,  16  John  street 


CITY  OF  ABERDEEN.  109 

Chasser,  George,  4  Mary  place 

Chesser,  James,  town  sergeant,  108f  Gallowgate 

Cbeyne,  George,  14  Marywell  street 

Kev.  Patrick  (late  of  St.  John's  chapel),  135  Crown  st. 

Chisholm,  James,  parcel  clerk,  (D.  E.  Co.)  10  Kingsland  place 

William,  officer,  (Greyfriars  Church)  48  Longacre 

Miss,  ladies'  school,  77  Bon-accord  street 

Misses,  teachers  43  Dee  street 

Chivas,  Alexander,    advocate,    and  agent  for   the  National 

Bank  of  Scotland,  National  Bank  court,  42  Castle 

street 
Brothers,  (late  Stewart  and  Chivas)  grocers  to   Her 

Majesty,  13  King  street 

James,  (of  Chivas  Brothers)  17  King  street 

John,  (of  Chivas  Brothers)  2  Castle  brae 

William,  shipmaster,  125  Crown  street 

Mrs  John,  2  Castle  brae 

Christall,  Mrs  Wm.,  lodgings,  72  Bon-accord  street 

Christie,  Alexander,  merchant,  1  Causewayend 

Alexander,  timber  merchant,  127  George  street,  h.  35 

Charlotte  street 

Andrew,  shipmaster,  14  Virginia  street 

Alexander,  baker,  Holburn  street 

James,  railway  inn,  Euthrieston 

James,  lodgings,  18  Frederick  street 

John,  M.D.,  lecturer    on   the  institutes   of   medicine, 

King's  College  and  University,  h.  46  Schoolhill 
John,  auctioneer  and  valuator,  6  Adelphi  court,  h.  11 

Seamount  place 

John,  shipowner,  25  Virginia  street 

John,  gardener,  Froghall 

John,  grocer,  12  Skene  street 

Wm.,  overseer,  (Hadden  &  Sons)  12  Bon-accord  lane 

Wm.,  shipmaster,  (Tom  Duff),  8  Bannermill  street 

Mrs,  30  Belmont  street 

Miss,  49  Bon-accord  street 

Chrystal,  William,  2  Rosemount  place 

Christopher,  Mark,  berthmaster,  25  Marischal  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  25  Marischal  street 

City  of  Glasgow  Bank,  21  Market  street,  John  Cruickshank, 

and  John  Morison,  agents 
City  of  Glasgow  Fire  and  Life  Assurance   Company,  Alex. 

Duthie,  advocate,  agent,  74  Union  street 
City  Loan  Office,  1  Longacre,  D.  Bain,  manager 
City  Tax  Office,  17  Huxter  row 
Clark  &  Munro,  wholesale  merchants,   Crown  Court,  41£ 

Union  street 
Alexander,  (of  Clark  &  Munro),  Ladymill,  King  street 

road 


110  GENERAL    DIRECTORY, 

Clark,  Alexander,  provision  merchant,  12  Northfield,  Lead- 
side,  Gilcomston 

Alexander,  principal  assistant,  (James  Mowat,)  4  Upper 

Denburn 

Alexander,  spirit  merchant,  Calsayseat 

Brothers,  millers  and  grain  merchants,  68  Schoolhill 

G-.  &  R.,  bakers,  276  G-eorge  street,  h.  72  Catherine  st. 

George  and  Son,  wholesale  booksellers,  stationers,  and 

paper  merchants,  15  Broad  street,  h  Louisville 

George,  accountant,  75  Union  street 

James,  bookseller,  (Gr.  Clark  and  Son),  h.  Louisville 

John,  advocate,  3  Queen  street,  h.  37  High  street,  Old 

Aberdeen 

John,  shipmaster,  121  Crown  street 

John,  28  Blackfriars  street 

John  M.,  (John  Moir  and  Son)  16  Albyn  place 

John,  builder,  9  Princes  street 

Joseph,  Strawberrybank,  entrance  from  Justice  Mill  lane 

Thos.,  M.D.,  professor  of  chemistry  (Marischal  College) 

2  Springbank  terrace 

Wm.,  late  ironmonger,  12  Union  terrace 

Wm.,  37  Constitution  street 

Wm.,  shipmaster,  (Vanguard),  34  Marischal  street 

Wm.,  manager,  (Aberdeen  Chemical  Light  Manufac- 
tory, 38  Jopp's  lane),  h.  2  Denburn  terrace 

Wm.,  gardener,  Market  hall,  Links  Gardens 

Mrs  J.,  lodgings,  153  Crown  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  5  Mounthooly 

.,...,   Mrs  L.,  2  Upperkirkgate 

Mrs  M.,  bookseller  and  stationer,  59   Broad  street,  h. 

I  Ragg's  lane 

Mrs,  lodgings,  ?  Donald's  court,  20  Schoolhill 

Mrs,  45  Schoolhill 

Mrs,  23  Castle  street 

Miss,  ladies'  school,  16  Gallowgate 

Miss,  33  Bon-accord  street 

Cleland,   Peter,   artist  and  teacher   of    drawing,   8    Union 

terrace 
Clerihew,  Francis,  advocate,  5  Union  place 

Wm.,  Richmond  hill,  South  Stocket  road 

Clyne,  James  (of  Wm.  Clyne  and  Sons),   Strawberry  bank, 

entrance  from  Justice  Mill  lane 
Norval,  advocate,  184£  Union  street,   h.   9    Waverly 

place 
Thomas,  tea,  coffee,  and  fish  dealer,  20  Gallowgate,  h. 

II  Littlejohn  street 

William  and  Sons,  curriers,  28  Berry  lane 

William  and  Sons,  leather  dealers,  boot  and  shoe- 
makers, and  gutta  percha  agents,  22  and  24  Gal- 
gate 


CITY   OF  ABERDEEN.  Ill 

Clyne,  Wm.,  Braehead,  Gilcomston 

Mrs  Captain,  184J  Union  street 

Cobban,  John,  7  Thistle  street 

Peter,  clerk  (Post  OfficeJ,  88  John  street 

Eobert,  shipmaster,  72  Dee  street 

Cochran,  F.  J.,  advocate  (of  Smith  and  Cochran),  collector, 
County  Kates,  1  Huntly  street,  h.  Crown  terrace 
Cock,  John,  spirit  dealer,  11,  h.  9  Commerce  street 
Cocker,  James,  nurseryman  and  florist,  Sunnypark,  Canalside, 

by  Causwayend 
Cockerill,  Charles,  hairdresser,  14,  h.  16  Causewayend 
Collie,  Alexander,  Oakbank,  Stocket 

Alexander,  slater,  28  Shiprow 

Alex,  baker,  66  George  street,  h.  above  shop 

Alex.,  jun.,  slater,  22  Shiprow 

Duncan,  clerk,  (Post  office),  43  Victoria  street  west 

George  &  Co.,  drapers,  4  St.  Catherine's  wynd,  Union 

street 

George,  (of  Gr.  Collie  &  Co.)  21  Union  place 

George,  shipmaster,  1  Marine  place,  Ferryhill 

George,  (of  J.  &  G.  Collie,  advocates),    Braeside,  Pit- 

fodels 
James  and  George,  advocates,  and  agents  for  the  Lon- 
don Union  Assurance  Fire  Offices  and  Annuities, 
St.  John's  court,  38  Castle  street 

James,  (of  J.  &  G.  Collie,  advocates),  38  Castle  street 

James  H.,  hairdresser,  1  South  Silver  street,  h.  45  Bon- 
accord  street 

James,  tidewaiter,  customs,  Brebner's  court,  84  Shiprow 

John,  plasterer,  69  Green,  h.  4  College  street 

John,  hairdresser,  62,  h.  58  Shiprow 

John,  builder,  24  Skene  street,  h.  48  Woolmanhill 

Patrick,  wholesale  and  retail  silk,  shawl,  and  bonnet 

merchant,  silk  mercer,  clothier,  and  haberdasher, 
29  and  31,  h.  29  Union  street 
Robert,  wholesale  and  retail  hardware  and  fancy  ware- 
house, 37  Green,  h.  Affleck  street 

Robert,  jun.,  29  Correction  wynd,  h.  65  Dee  street 

Robert,  64  Shiprow 

Robert,  plumber  and  gasfitter,  39  Loch  street,  h.  37, 

above  shop 

William,  wright,  1  Donald's  court,  Schoolhill 

William,  painter,  144  George  street,  h.  59  Wales  street 

William,  carter,  59  Wales  street 

Mrs,  43  Victoria  street  west 

Mrs,  lodgings,  83  Bon-accord  street 

Mrs  William,  Holburn  street 

Mrs  William,  102  Chapel  street 

Miss  Ann,  30  Gordon  street 


112  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Collins,  James,  auctioneer,  44  East  North  street 

Eobert,  teacher  (Trades'  school),  120  King  street 

Colonial  Life  Assurance   Company,  J.  T.  Eennie,  agent,  48 

Marischal  street 
Colston,  Alexander,  teacher  of  music,  and  teacher  (Gordon's 

Hospital),  Woodbine,  Bieldside 
Colvin,  John,  shipmaster  (Richibucto),  4  Bannermill  street 

John,  porter  (Marischal  College),  Broad  street 

Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland  Branch,  7  King  street,  agent, 

G.  Milne 
Commissary  Clerk's  Office,  Eecord  buildings,  27  King  street 
Commutation  Road  Trustees,  Jas.  Simpson,  advocate,  clerk 

and  collector,  17  Huxter  row 
Connel,  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  42  Huntly  street 

Miss,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  42  Huntly  street 

Connell,  D.  M.,  English  and  Commercial  teacher  (Free  North 

school,  Princes  street),  16£  Constitution  street 
Connon,  George,  commercial  traveller,  216  George  street 
James,  draper,  6  and  8  Broad  street,  h.  Exchange  court, 

37£  Union  street 

James,  19  York  street 

Richard  &  Co.,  ship  and  insurance  brokers,  and  general 

commission  agents,  58  Marischal  street 
.....  Richard  (of  R.  Connon  &  Co.)  37  Thistle  street 

William,  carpenter,  28  St.  Clement  street 

William,  (of  W.  Davidson  &  Co.)  22  Albyn  place 

Mrs  Alexander,  79  King  street 

Connor,  Agnes,  draper,  43  Market  gallery,  h.  2  Shore  brae 

Conry,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  1  Spa  street 

Cook  &  Davidson,   clothiers,   tailors,   and  general  drapers, 

Market  street 

Alexander,  house  carpenter,  Holburn  street 

Alexander  S.  (of  Cook  &  Davidson,)  Rosebank  house 

Alexander,  coach  guard,  13  Guestrow 

George,  shipmaster,  5  Hanover  street 

James,  house  carpenter,  Holburn  street 

John  (of  Robertson  &  Cook)  63  Bon-accord  street 

John,  ship  and  insurance  broker,  48  Marischal  street, 

h.  Ashley 

Mrs,  lodgings,  15  Bon-accord  street 

Cooper,  Alexander,  gardener,  47  East  North  street 

Francis,  grocer,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  dealer,  58  and  60 

Chapel  street,  7i.  2  Affleck  place 
Henry  &  Co.,  silk  mercers,  linen  and  woollen  drapers, 

47  Union  street 
Henry  &  Co.,  linsey  woolsey  manufactures,  8  Adelphi 

court  and  Exchange  street 

Henry  (of  H.  Cooper  &  Co.) 

James,  day  officer  (Aberdeen  market),  50  Skene  street 


CITY  OF  ABERDEEN.  113 

Cooper,  John,  hairdresser,  121,  h.  123  George  street 

John ,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Holburn  street 

John,  sacrist  (Marischal  College),  82  Broad  street 

Patrick,  advocate  and  notary  public  (of  Davidsons  and 

Cooper),  249  Union  street 
Win,  (of  Phillip  &  Cooper),  23  Albyn  place 

Wm.,   silk,  and  woollen  dyer  and   sGourer,  51  Castle 

street,  h.  43  Commerce  street 

Mrs,  midwife,  123  George  street 

Copestake,  Moore,  Crampton  &  Co.  (of  London),  40£  Union 
street,  W.  Scott,  agent 

Copland,  Alexander,  slater  and  general  smoke  curer,  78  John 
street 

Alexander,  cashier  (Jopp  and  Shand),  5  Bank  street 

.......  Peter,  slater,  60  Gerrard  street 

Wm.,  writer,  75  Union  street 

, Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Union  wynd 

Corbet,  Peter,  broker,  31  East  North  street 

Cormack,  Alexander,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  31  Ship- 
row,  h.  151   Crown  street 

George,  furniture  dealer,  4  Upperkirkgate 

« James,  coach  builder,  Holburn  street 

Peter,  tailor  and  clothier,  204  George  street 

Wm.,  grocer,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  31  York  place,  h. 

151  Crown  street 

Cornwall,  George  and  Sons,  printers  and  lithographers,  Vic- 
toria court,  54  Castle  street 

George,   (of  G.   C.  and  Sons)  30  Victoria  street  west 

Joseph  E.,  (of  G.  C.  and  Sons)  45  Victoria  street  west 

Cosgrove,  Peter,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  and  manufacturer 
of  Bishop  Hay's  pills,  298  George  street' 

Costella,  Miss,  dressmaker,  18  Marischal  street 

Couldrey,  Wm.  S.,  shipmaster,  Springbank  street 

Coulson,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  Commercial  court,  58 
Castle  street 

County  Fire  Office  and  Provident  Life  Office  ;  agent,  Wm. 
Smith,  jun.,  106  Union  street 

Eates  Office,   1,  Huntly  street;    collector,   Francis  J. 

Cochran,  advocate 

Valuation  Office,  201  Union  street 

Courage,   Archibald,  bookseller,  7  George  street,  h.  7  Brae- 
head,  Gilcomston 

James,  Cooper,  175,  h.  177  Gallowgate 

Miss,  staymaker,  96  Skene  street 

Miss,  teacher,  (Albion  street  chapel  school)  177  Gallow- 
gate 

Coutts,  Alexander,  grocer,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  Eubislaw 

, Alexander  (assistant  to  E   M.  Erskine,  surgeon)   138 

George  street 

K 


114  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Coutts,  Alexander,  wright,  46  Frederick  street,  h.  Soi#t  Con- 
stitution street 

Charles,  chemist  and  druggist,  26  Broad  street 

Francis,  tea  and  grocery  warehouse,  Holburn  street 

Francis,  herbalist,  rubber  of  sprains,  Rubislaw,  near 

Toll  bar 
George,  bookseller,  150  George  street,  h.  40  Blackfriars 

street 

George,  cabinetmaker,  88  John  street 

James,  builder,  24  John  street 

James,  surgeon,  4  Castle  brae 

John,  engineer,  (Kichards  and  Co.)  Rubislaw,  h.  at  the 

works 

John,  watch  and  clockmaker,  21|  Schoolhill 

William,  painter,  glazier,  and  paper  hanger,  223  Union 

street,  h.  12  Union  row 
William  S.,  general  grocer,  wholesale  and  retail,  60  and 

62  Windmillbrae 

William,  overseer,  (Eubislaw  works)  Rubislaw  villa 

William,  grocer,  135  Skene  street 

Mary,  provision  merchant,  84  West  North  street 

Cowan,  Hugh,  Inland  Revenue  officer,  55  Victoria  street  west 
William,  engineer,  (G.  N.  of  S.  R.)  Springbank,  Kitty- 

brewster 
Cowe,  William,  farrier,  7  Carmelite  street 
Cowie  and  Co.,  brewers,  5  Virginia  street 
Crabb,  William,  superintendent  of  works,  (G.  N.  of  S.  R.)  2 

Roslin  terrace,  King  street 
Craib,  Alex.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer  5,  h.  1  Trinity  quay 

James,  cooper,  12  Castle  brae 

William,  (of  Knight  and  Craib)  7  Shore  brae 

Mrs,  midwife,  2  Trinity  quay 

Craig,  Alexander,  baker,  5,  h.  3  North  Broadford 

Alexander,  shipmaster  23  Mary  well  street 

Andrew,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  212  Gallowgate 

David,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  292  George  street 

George,  foreman,  (Thomson,  Hall,  Catto,  and   Co.)  11 

Catto  square 
James,  trunk  and  sad  dleryfwarehouse,  38  Schoolhill,^. 

13  Black's  buildings 

James  (of  T.  C.  and  Sons)  3  Windsor  place 

John,  saddler,  20  Back  wynd 

Robert,  spirit  dealer,  21  North  Broadford,  h.  1  Broad- 
ford  lane 

Robert,  1   Windsor  place 

Thomas  and  Sons,  tobacco  manufacturers,  22   George 

street 
Thomas,  jun.,  (of  T.  Craig  and  Sons)  50  Victoria  street 

west 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  115 

Craig,  Thomas,  sen.,  (of  T.  Craig  &  Sons)  Skene  street  west 

Mrs  (lodgings)  provision  dealer,  27  Commerce  street 

Miss,  Melbourne  cottage,  Nelson  street 

Miss,  43  Whitehou.se  street 

Craigen,  James,  auctioneer,  25  Gallowgate,  k.  27  Gallowgate 

Craighead  and  Co.,  printers,  17  Guestrow 

i James,  (of  Craighead  and  Co.)  57  Huntly  street 

......   Miss,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  7  Skene  terrace 

Craigie,  Major  James,  (H.E.I.C.S.)  26  Albyn  place 

Craigmile,  Alex.,  grocer,  tea,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  51,  h> 
49  Commerce  street 

. Wm.,  late  farmer,  67  Commerce  street 

Craigmyle,  Francis,  teacher  of  writing  and  drawing,  (Public 
school,  Little  Belmont  street)  h.  5  Strawberry- 
bank 

......   Wm.,  carriage  inspector,  (S.  N.  E.  R.)  48  Skene  street 

......   Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Kingsland  place 

Cran,  James,  superintendent  and  clerk,  rural  police  constabu- 
lary, h.  Record  office,  King  street 

.......  John,  grocer,  52  Broad  street,  h.  21  Guestrow 

......  Robert,  writer,  48  King  street,  h.  26  North  Broadford 

.......  Mrs,  female  attendant  watch-house,  15  Huxter  row 

Crane,  Andrew,  shipmaster,  40  Victoria  street  west 

James,  collector,  (Gas  Light  Co.)  64  Gerrard  street 

Crawford,  Wm.,  flaxdresser,  35  North  Broadford 

Cr.ee,  Miss,  267  George  street 

Crighton,  Mrs,  5  St.  Mary's  place 

Croll,  Francis,  confectioner,  45  St  Nicholas  street,  L  72  King 
street 

George,  baker,  70  King  street 

John,  baker,  67  George  street,  h.  72  King  street 

......   Mrs,  27  Thistle  street 

Cromar,  Alex.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  37  Woolmanhill 

......  John,  dentist,  15  Belmont  street 

Wm.,  blacksmith,  70|  Loch  street,  h.  23  Young  street 

....  .  Miss,  39  Victoria  street  west 

Crombie,  Alex.,  23  Broad  street 

......  James,  (J.  J.  Kennedy)  172  Skene  street  west 

John,  accountant,  3  Queen  street 

P.  and  C,  jewellers  and  watchmakers,   17  St  Nicholas 

street,  h.  269  George  street 

Peter,  jeweller,  60  Broad  street,  h.  Carnation  cottage, 

Cotton 

Wm.,  cabinetmaker,  29  Gallowgate 

Crow,  James,  late  locker  of  the  Customs,  6  Thistle  "street 

Cruickshank,  A.  and  Co.,  hosiers  and  glovers,  105  Union  st. 

......   Alexander,  grocer,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant,  14 

Black's  buildings,  h.  161  West  North  street 

....  .  Alexander,  draper  and  hosier,  47  Commerce  street,  and 
83  Virginia  street,  h.  15  Constitution  street 


116  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Cruickshank,  Anthony,  (of  A.  Cruickshank  and  Co.)  Beech 
Grove,  Mile-end 

George  P.,  druggist,  1  Mounthooly,  h.  7  Skene  street 

George  F.,  writer,  (Adam  and  Anderson)  75  Union  st. 

James,  merchant  tailor,  13  Netherkirkgate 

James,  teacher  of  the  organine,  organ,   and  ordinary 

flutina,  concertina,  and  accordion,  35  St  Nicholas 
street 

James,  printer,  66  Gerrard  street 

.John,  LL.D.,  professor  of  mathematics,  (Marischal  Col- 
lege) 12  Eose  street 

John,  agent,  (City  of  Glasgow  Bank)  23  Market  street 

John,  inspector   of  police,   50   St   Nicholas   street,  h, 

Thistle  cottage,  21  Thistle  street 

Peter,  tinsmith,  22  Causewayend 

Robert,  grocer,  tea,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  196  Gal- 

lowgate,  h.  71  Catherine  street 

Win.,  innkeeper,  (Queen's  Hotel)  25  Union  street 

Mrs,  grocer,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  19,  h.  20  Castle  st. 

Mrs,  lodgings,  19  Prince  Regent  street 

Mrs,  161  West  North  street 

Mrs,  6  Frederick  street 

Mrs,  26  North  Broadford 

Miss,  dressmaker,  11  Denburn  terrace 

Miss,  teacher  of  vocal  and  instrumental  music,  piano- 
forte, harmonium,  &c,  French,  drawing,  and 
flower  painting,  35  St  Nicholas  street 

Miss,  teacher,  (St  Andrew's  Episcopal  school)  26  North 

Broadford 

Cuddie,  Nicholas,  Mile-end,  Stocketroad 

Cumine,  Peter,  merchant,  1 69  Crown  street 

Misses,  (of  Rattray)  3  Albyn  place 

Cumming  and  Fyfe  (successors  to  W.  Henderson),  painters^ 
glaziers,  and  paper-hangers,  5  Dee  street ;  work 
shop,  2  Windmill  brae 

Alexander,  grocer,  tea,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  70 

Broad  street,  h.  14  Correction  wynd 

Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  32  Castle  street 

James,  jun,,  ship  chandler  and  grocer,  79  Waterloo 

quay,  h.  15  Prince  Regent  street 

James,  late  shipmaster,  15  Prince  Regent  street 

James,  master  carpenter,   (Walter  Hood  and  Co.)  49 

Wellington  street 

John,  (of  Cumming  and  Fyfe)  48  Gordon  street 

John,  slater  and  slate  merchant,  256  Union  street,  h.  67 

Chapel  street 

Robert,  clerk,  (Post  Office)  84  Union  street 

Robert,  clerk,  (Devanha  Comb  Co.)  h.  6  Bank  street 

Mrs,  25  Frederick  street 


CITY  OF  ABERDEEN.  117 

Gumming,  "Miss,  4  Carden  place 

Miss,  lodgings,  124  Union  street 

Miss,  lodgings,  57  Huntly  street 

Curr,  Thomas,  (J.  and  K.  Urquhart)  5  Forbes  street 
Currie,  Wm.,  hairdresser,  25  Park  street 
Mrs,  lodgings,  25  Queen  street 

Mrs,  provision  seller,  27  Huntly  street 

Miss,  teacher,  (Northfield  school)  25  Queen  street 

Cushnie,  Mrs,  provision  warehouse,  58  Causewayend 
Custom-house,  1 6,   Eegent  qnay ;    watch-house,  New  pier, 

Footdee 
Cuthbert  and  Wyllie,  Misses,  milliners,  195  Union  street 

DAILY,  William,  chimney  sweep,  5  Park  lane 

Dakers,  James,  coach  builder,  7  Union  wynd,  &.  27   George 

street 
Dale,  James,  teacher,  (Robert  Gordon's  Hospital)  13  Craigie 

street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Bank  street 

Dalgarno,  James,  22  East  North  street 

Mrs,  sick  nurse,  62  Catherine  street 

Mrs,  114  King  street 

Dalgety,  Alexander,  fish  dealer  and  provision  merchant,  Base- 
ment floor,  market,  h.  66  Hutcheon  street 
Dalrymple,  Miss,  3  Alford  place 

Daniel,  Alexander,  advocate,  Record  buildings,  27  King  st. 
James  and   Co.,   printers,  publishers,  stationers,  book 

and  chart  sellers,  46  and  48  Castle  street 
......  Thomas,  post-horse  master,  stabler,  and  innkeeper,  16 

Mealmarket  street 

Wm.  sheriff  clerk  depute,  16  Mealmarket  street 

Wm.  (of  Warrack  and  Daniel)  Twin  cottage,  98  Chapel 

street 

, Wm.,  shipmaster,  4  Mary  well  street 

Danish  Consul ;  Neil  Smith,  jun.,  7  Frederick  street 
Darling,  Thomas  (of  Cardno  &  Darling),  Westfield  cottage 

David,  Wm.,  feuar,  117  Causewayend 

Davidson,  Rev.  A.  D.,  D.D.  (Free  West  Church)  126  Crown 

street 

Alexander  (ofDesswood)  237  Union  street 

Alex.,  jun.,  grocer,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant,  44 

Castle  street,  h.  31  Frederick  street 
Alex.,  stoneware,  china,  and  glass  merchant,  69,  h.  71 

East  North  street 
Alex.,  grain  merchant,  72   George   street,   h.  Roslin 

terrace 

Alex.,  20  Constitution  street 

Alex.,  feuar,  308  George  street 

Alex.,  grocer  and  snirit  dealer,  125  George  street 

k2 


118  GENERAL   DIRECTORY. 

Davidson,  Andrew,  flesher,  7  Basement  floor,  market,  h.  Car- 
nation field,  Stocket  road 

Brothers,  cabinet  makers  and  upholsterers,  131£  Union 

street,  workshop  18  Summer  street 

Charles,  chemist,  205,  h.  207  Union  street 

Charles,  shoemaker,  80  Shiprow 

Charles  and  Sons,  paper  manufacturers  ;  warehouse  4 

Trinity  quay  ;  works,  Muggiemoss  and  Waterton 

Donald,  manufacturer,  43  Green,  h.  2  Denburn 

......  George,  bookseller,  1  King  street,  h.  8  Castle  street 

..   George  and  William,  merchants,  rope  and  twine  manu- 
facturers, Footdee,  office  17  Quay 

......  George,  (of  G.  and  W.  Davidson),  17  Quay 

George,  slater,  65  Chapel  street 

George,  grocer,  Bridge  of  Dee 

James,  flesher,  47  Market  hall,  h.  Grant's  court,  Upper- 

kirkgate 

James,  gardener,  Hard  gate 

James,  plasterer,  22  Union  row 

James,  shore  porter,  6  Union  lane 

James,  pie  shop,  50  East  North  street 

John,  advocate,  agent  for  the  General  Fire  and  Life 

Assurance    Co.,   London,   3  Queen    street,  h.  14 
Kosemount  place 

John,  accountant,  4  Correction  wynd 

John,  assistant  pilot-master,  New  pier 

John,  plumber,  78,  h.  77  St.  Andrew  street 

John,  writer,  43  Skene  street 

John,  provision  merchant,  24  Basement  floor,  Market, 

h.  34  Union  terrace 

Joseph,  clerk  (Richards  and  Co.)  3  Eosemount  terrace 

Patrick  (of  Inchmarlo),  27  Bon-accord  terrace 

......  Robert,  manufacturing  chemist,  Canal  road 

Robert,  (of  Davidson  Brothers)  28  Union  row 

Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  44  Gallowgate,  li.  71 

East  North  street 

Wm.  and  Co.,  grocers,  wine  and  spirit  merchants,  and 

dealers  in  agricultural  seeds,  44  Broad  street 

Wm.,  architect,  59  Victoria  street  west 

Wm.,  paper  ruler,  15  St.  Nicholas  street 

Wm.,  glass  and  china  merchant,  wholesale  and  retail, 

71  Green,  h.  71  Skene  square,  and  24  Forbes  st. 

Wm.,  merchant  (of  Cook  and  Davidson),  7  Roslin  ter- 
race, King  street 

Mrs  Alexander,  provision  merchant,  63  Gallowgate 

Mrs  D.,  27  Union  row 

Mrs  G.,  Ruthrieston,  Bridge  of  Dee 

Mrs,  provision  seller,  2  Frederick  street 

Mrs,  provision  seller,  37  Wales  street 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  119 

Davidson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  90  Bon-accord  street 

Misses,  27  Victoria  street  west 

Miss  (of  Balnagask)  Bloomfield,  Holburn  place 

Miss  (lodgings)  3  St  Mary's  place 

Miss,  milliner,  (lodgings)  51  Bon-accord  street 

Miss,  111  Crown  street 

Davidsons  and  Cooper,  advocates,  7  Union  terrace 
Dawes,  Edward  Alleyne,  Captain  and  Adjutant,  Koyal  Aber- 
deenshire Highlanders,  10  Union  terrace 
Dawson,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  18  Maberly  street 

Charles,  sheriff  officer  and  constable  for  Aberdeenshire, 

k.  16  Huxter  row 

John  Grant,  advocate,  14  Adelphi   court,  h.  45  High 

street,  Old  Aberdeen 

John,  town's  drummer,  8  East  North  street 

William,  spirit  dealer,  13,  h.  11  Queen  street 

William,  cart  and  plough  wright,  Spa  street  ] 

Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Crown  terrace 

Mrs,  lodgings,  11  St.  Andrew  street 

Miss,  136  King  street 

Deaf  and  Dumb  Institution,  31   Belmont  street ;    Franklin 

Bill,  superintendent  and  teacher 
Dean  of  Guild's  Office  for  inspection   of    Weights  and  Mea- 
sures, 6  Huxter  row 

Duncan,  tide  waiter,  10  Eoslin  terrace 

Matthew,  chimney  sweep,  22  Mutton  brae 

W.  J.,  contractor,  2  Ferryhill  place 

Miss,  provision  shop,  32  Marischal  street 

Deeside  Railway  Co.,  William  B.Ferguson,  secretary ;  head 

office,  24  Adelphi  court 
Demaus,  R.,  M.A.,  teacher,  250  Union  street 
Dempster,  John,  14  Bon-accord  street 
Dennison,  John,  shipmaster,  128  Crown  street 
Devanha  Brewery,  Devanha 

Comb-work  Co.,  Devanha 

Distillery  Co.,  Polmuir 

Devine,  William,  shipmaster,  15  Frederick  street 
Dewar,  Rev  Daniel,  D.D.,  principal  of  Marischal  College,  13 
Victoria  street  west 

Henry  A.,  M.D.,  surgeon-dentist,  181  Union  street  west 

Rev.  Thomas  (South  Parish),  4  Mackie  place 

Dey,  George,  shoemaker,  5  Carmelite  street 

George,  criminal  officer,  8  Skene  terrace 

Wm.,  painter,  glazier,  and  paper  hanger,  32,  h.  55  Wel- 
lington street 
Diack,  Alex.,  collector  of  Old  Machar  Poor's  Assessment,  and 
agent  for  the  Minerva  Life  and  Manchester  Fire 
Assurance  Co.,  office,  4  Belmont  street 

William,  manager  (Buchanstone  Mill  Warehouse),  77 

Broad  street 


120  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Diack,  William,  grocer,  16  Park  street,  h.  18  Constitution  st. 

William,  hardware  merchant,  42  Broad  street,  h.  Mount 

place 
Dick,  J.  &  J.,  tea,  wine  and  spirit  merchants,  6  Union  place 

James,  grocer,  37  Union  terrace 

....  .   William,  overseer  (Harbour   Works),  56  St.  Clement 

street 
Dickie,  Rev.  Andrew  (United  Presbyterian  Church),  Apple- 
bank,  13  Spittal 

Andrew  (Richards  and  Co.),  h.  4  Hanover  street 

John,  merchant,  Cherry  vale 

Dickson,  George  (Simpson  and  Whyte),  3  Victoria  place 
Patrick,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  61  George  street,  h. 

33  Charlotte  street 
Dilling,  William,  moulder,  61  Commerce  street 
Dispensary  (General),  36  Upperkirkgate 
Diverty,  Mrs  (lodgings),  60  Schoolhill 
Dixon,  Burnett,  carter,  45  Longacre 
Don,  William,  mill  overseer  (Richards  &  Co.),  70  Catherine 

street 
Donald,  Alexander,  wood  merchant,  Inches,  h.  16  Commerce 

street 

Alex.,  stoneware  merchant,  9,  h.  28  Shiprow 

Alex.,  salmon  fisher,  Fords  of  Dee 

Charles,  parcel  clerk  (S.  N.  E.  R.),  *4  Huxter  row 

George,  painter,  glazier,  and  paper  hanger,   17  and  19 

Neitherkirkgate,  h.  15  Victoria  street  west 

George,  furnishing  tailor,  49  Broad  street 

James,  spirit  dealer,  258  George  street 

James,  9  Union  terrace 

John  H.  (of  Grant  and  Donald),  10  Chapel  street 

John,  timber  merchant,  Inches,  h.  20  North  Silver  street 

Peter,  draper,  52  George  street,  h.  30  Loch  street 

Peter,  broker,  86  Green 

Robert,  shipmaster,  91  Wales  street 

William,  mason,  112  Chapel  street 

William,  vintner,  Cuparstone  buildings 

William,  principal  beadle  (Free  South  Church),  officer 

to  the  Free  Church  Divinity  College,  and  funeral 

waiter,  27  Blackfriars  street 
Wm.,   principal  beadle    (Free  St.    Clements),    8   St. 

Clements  street 

Wm.,  milliner  and  draper,  148,  h.  146£  George  street 

Mrs  James,  Stoneytown 

Mrs,  25  Upperkirkgate 

Mrs,  18  Rosemount  place 

Mrs,  innkeeper,  81  Waterloo  quay 

Mrs  William,  10  Chapel  street 

Donaldson,  Alexander,  clerk  (Aberdeen  Rope  and  Sail  Co.), 

47  Wellington  street 


CITY   OP  ABERDEEN.  121 

Donaldson,  Arthur,  flesher,  230  George  street,  h.  20  North 

Broadford 
George,  builder,  and   licensed  appraiser,  Sunimerfield 

cottage,  75  Park  street 

James,  spirit  dealer,  24  Trinity  street 

Donaldson's  school,  Back  wynd,  Rev.  James  Grant,  teacher, 

h.  Eastfield  cottage,  Stocket 
Dougal,  Daniel,  chimney  sweep,  64  Netherkirkgate 
Douglas,  Alex.,  grocer,  21,  h.  19  Chapel  street 

Alex.,  farmer,  Kemhill 

John,  broker,  33  Justice  street 

Eobert,  innkeeper,  6  Little  Belmont  street 

Thomas,  purveyor  to    Her   Majesty,   Douglas'   Hotel, 

Market  street 
Dow,  Alex.,  heel  and  toeplate  maker,  119  Causewayend 
James,  ffiesher,  26  and  27  Regent  quay,  k.  19  Charles 

street 

Mrs,  broker,  8  Park  street 

Downie,  Alexander,  farmer,  Rubislaw 

......  Charles,  of  Ashfield,  Morayshire,  h.  Cuparstone  place 

Wm.,  upholsterer,  3  S.  Constitution  street 

Mrs,  teacher  (N.  P.  school),  3  S.  Constitution  street 

Mrs  John,  grocer,  Holburn  street 

Drake,  Rev.  John  (Wesleyan  Chapel),  44  Constitution  street 
Drummond,  James,  bootmaker,  43  Union  street,  h.  2  Affleck 

place 
John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  warehouse,  54  Union  street, 

h.  14  Bon-accord  terrace 
Drysdale,  Miss,  91  Crown  street 
Duff,  Archibald,  superintendent,  mineral  department,  (S.  N, 

E.  Railway  Co.),  Friendship  farm,  Cuparstone 

road 

Wm.,  draper,  (H.  Cooper  &  Co.),  53  Huntly  street 

Duffus,  Alexander,  confectioner,  11  Castle  street,  and  Market 

street,  h.  Exchange  court,  Union  street 
James,  confectioner,  86  Union  street,  h.  13   Correction 

wynd 
John,  bookseller  and  stationer,  9  Union  buildings,  h. 

Cults 

Wm.,  grocer  and  provision  dealer,  3  Causewayend 

Miss,  confectioner,  9  Upperkirkgate 

Misses,  lodgings,  and  family  hotel,  54  Union  street 

Dugan,  Hugh,  clerk,  57  John  street 
Duguid,  C.  J.  G.  of  Springhill,  h.  Springhill 

David,  fishing  tackle  maker,  3,  h.  7  Flourmillbrae 

James,  innkeeper,  (cottage  hotel),  8  Burnett's  close 

I     Peter,  advocate    (of  Stronach  and  Duguid),   Fonthill 

place,  Ferry  hill 
Wm.,  (of  J.  Smith  &  Co.),  255  Union  street 


122  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Duguid,  William,  tailor  and  clothier,  16  South  gallery,  New 

Market,  h.  32  Shiprow 

Mrs,  Bellevue  cottage,  Hardgate 

Misses,  Newlands,  Ruthrieston 

Miss,  cotton  manufacturer,  83  St.  Andrew  street 

Dunbar,  Alexander,  clerk  (Richards  and  Co.),  Braehead,  Gil- 

comston 

William,  draper  and  hosier,  24,  h.  20  Chapel  street 

Duncan,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  1  Regent  quay 

Alex.,  plumber,  2  Queen  street,  h.  72  Loch  street 

Alex.,  guard  (G.  N.  of  S.  R.),  47  Constitution  street 

.....  Charles,  advocate  and  notary  public,  16  Adelphi  court, 

h.  52  Union  place 
George,  flesher,  17  Basement  floor,  Market,  h.  Loirston, 

Nigg 
George,    grain    merchant,    2  Flourmill   brae,   h.   266 

George  street 

George,  tailor,  55  Green 

James,  shipmaster,  19  Prince  Regent  street 

James,  spirit  dealer,  12  Quay,  h.  3  Nelson  lane 

James,  watch  and  clockmaker,  91  Queen  street 

James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  45  St.  Andrew  street 

Rev.  John  (Albion  Street  Chapel),  17  Constitution  st. 

John,  advocate,  8  Castle  street,  h.  263  Union  street 

John,  jun.,  advocate,  84  King  street,  h.  28  Silver  street 

John,  writer,  49  Victoria  street  west 

John,   goldsmith,  jeweller,  and   lapidary,  4,  h.  6  St. 

Nicholas  street 

John,  lodgings,  3  Mary  place 

John,  flesher,  30  Basement  floor,  Market,  h.  Loriston, 

Nigg 

Robert  (Blaikie  Brothers),  85  Wales  street 

Robert,  gardener,  Millbank  cottage,  Berryden 

Thomas  &  Son,  cork  manufacturers,  20  St.  Nicholas  st. 

Thomas,  jun.  (of  T.  Duncan  &  Son),  2  Albert  street 

Thomas,  marble  and  stone  work,  34  Dee  street 

Wm.,  treasurer  and  collector  of  Police;  office,  50  St. 

Nicholas  street,  h.  4  Shore  brae 
Wm.,  ship  insurance,  sharebroker,  and  timber  merchant, 

14  Marischal  street,  h.  52  Union  place 

Wm.,  flesher,  217  Gallowgate,  h.  19  Spittal 

Wm. ,  gardener,  42  Ann  street 

Wm.,  flesher,  17  Basement  floor,  Market,  h.  63  Green 

Wm.,  sen.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  and  leather  cutter,  25 

Broad  street  and  12  Guestrow,  h.  8  Fish  street 
Wm.,  boot  and  shoemaker  and  leather  dealer,  37  Broad 

street,  k.  170  Skene  street  west 

Mrs,  lodgings,  37  Marischal  street 

Mrs  Adam,  lodgings,  17  Huxter  row 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  123 

Duncan,  Mrs  James,  provision  merchant,  72  Loch  street 
Mrs   and    Co.,   provision  dealers,  28  Basement  floor, 

Market 

Mrs  (of  D.  and  Co.),  h.  8  Carmelite  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  26  St.  Nicholas  street 

Mrs  David,  40  Hun tly  street 

Mrs  Wni.,  52  Union  place 

Mrs,  lodgings,  32  Union  terrace 

Miss,  teacher  (Free  Gilcomston  School),  h.  Holburn  st. 

Miss,  poultry  dealer,  26  Shiprow 

Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  31  Schoolhill 

Dun,  Mrs  John,  41  Belmont  street 

Dunn,  Alexander,  clerk  (Blaikie  Brothers),  43  Frederick  st. 

Joseph,  5  Huntly  street 

David  (late  druggist  and  drysalter),  30  King  street 

, David,  manager  (Northern  Steam  Navigation  Co.),  74 

Waterloo  quay,  h.  Fonthill,  place,  Ferryhill 

Hugh,  74  Park  street 

John,  shipmaster,  7  Yeats  lane 

John,  book-keeper  (A.  Hadden  and  Sons),  7  High  st., 

Old  Aberdeen 

Wm  ,  advocate,  74  Union  street,  h.  26  Crown  street 

Mrs  John,  Fonthill  place,  Ferryhill 

Mrs,  3  Skene  place 

Mrs  Ann,  6  Upperkirkgate 

Miss,  dressmaker,  18  John  street 

Dunnet,  James,  shipbroker,  9  Catto  square 
Dunningham,  Henry,  shipmaster,  3  Castle  lane 

Capt.  Wm.,  7  Skene  street 

Durno,  Alexander,  printer,  34  Gallowgate,  h.  19  Windy  wynd 

Leslie,  mealseller,  Wellington  place,  &.  13  Chapel  st. 

Durward,  Wm.,  innkeeper  (Burnett  Arms  Hotel),  12  Bur- 
nett's close 

Mrs,  lodgings,  84  Union  street 

Duthie,  Alexander  and  Co.,  shipbuilders,0 Footdee 

Alexander  (of  A.  Duthie  and  Co.)  Waterloo  quay 

Alexander,  advocate  and  notary  public  ;  agent,  City  of 

Glasgow  Life  Assurance  Co.,  74  Union  street,  h. 

Broadford  place 

Barclay,  furnishing  tailor,  16  Commerce  street 

James,  first  lieutenant  of  police,  Donald's  court,  20 

Schoolhill 

John,  shipbuilder,  53  Wellington^street 

John,  jun.,  shipbuilder,  64  Bon-accord  street 

John,  stabler,  32  West  North  street 

Wm.,  jun.,  shipbuilder,  Inches,  h.  3  Mitchell  place 

Wm.,  shipowner  and  merchant ;  office,  York  place,/*. 

12  Waterloo  street 
, Mrs  Captain,  57  Huntly  street 


124  GENERAL    DIRECTORY, 

Dyce,  Robert,  M.D.,  lecturer  on  midwifery,  (Marischal  Col- 
lege) 16  Union  terrace 

Mrs,  4  East  Craibstone  street 

Dyer,  Alexander  R.  (of  R.  Connon  and  Co.),  23  Thistle  street 

EAGLE  Life  Insurance ;  agent,   Arthur  Thomson,   Bank  of 

Scotland  court,  35  Castle  street 
Easton,  Alexander  R.,  watch,  clock,  optical,  and  nautical 

instrument  maker,  53  Marischal  street,  h.  5  Huntly 

street 
Eaton,  James,  stonecutter,  9  Mount  street 
Economic   Life  Assurance  Society,  London  ;  agent,   D.   G. 

Cattanach,  advocate,  56  Castle  street 
Eddie,  Alexander,  baker,  6,  h.  8  Commerce  street 

John,  clerk,  3  Thistle  lane 

John,  brewer,  112  Loch  street- 

John,  chimney  sweep,  13  Berry  lane 

Robert,  corn  factor  and  general  agent,  22  Commerce 

street,  h.  2  Canal  lane 

Wm.,  chemist  and  druggist,  30,  h.  28  George  street 

William  E.,  fireman,  Bridge  of  Dee 

Mrs,   mealseller,   21    Basement  floor,    Market,   h.  15 

Denburn  terrace 

Mrs,  midwife  and  sick  nurse,  3  Thistle  lane 

Edinburgh  Life  Assurance  ;  James  Murray,  48  Schoolhill,  and 

Adamson  &  Home,  25  Marischal  street,  agents 
Rope  &  Sail  Cloth  Co.'s  store,  48  Marischal  street  and 

Theatre  lane  ;  J.  T.  Rennie,  agent 
Edmond,  Alexander,  advocate,  22  Adelphi  court,  h.  5  Albyn 

place 
......  Charles,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant,  38^  Broad  st., 

h.  4  Dee  place 

Francis,  advocate,  22  Adelphi  court,  h.  5  Albyn -place 

James,  advocate,  23  Adelphi  court,  h.  Carden's  haugh, 

Skene  street  west 
John,  bookbinder  and  stationer,  54  Queen  street,  h.  4 

Dee  place 

Robert,  bookbinder,  27  Thistle  street 

Edward,  Alexander  (of  Gilcomston),  156  Gallowgate 

Alexander  (British  Linen  Co.),  172  Skene  street  west 

David,  beadle    (Free    Bon-Accord    Church),    funeral 

waiter  and  undertaker,  3  Denburn 

John,  baker,  36  Union  place 

John,  shoemaker,  33  St.  Andrew  street 

......  Simpson,  baker,  40  Gallowgate 

Edwards,  James,   overseer  (Richards  and  Co.),   Maybank, 

Hutcheon  street  west 
J.  &  D.,  boot  and  shoemakers,  38  Union  place,  h.  Hol- 

burn  street 


CITY  OF  ABERDEEN.  125 

Edwards,  John,  jun.,  clerk  (Brown  &  Carr),  146£  George  st. 

Kenneth,  dyer,  If  North  Broadford 

.......  Mrs,  midwife  and  sick  nurse,  62  Loch  street 

Mrs  John,  lodgings,  146£  George  street 

Elder,  Peter,  dealer  in  horses,  Summerhill,  Stocket 

Miss,  corsetmaker,  37  Bon-accord  street 

Miss,  lodgings,  66  Dee  street 

Electric  and  International  Telegraph  office  (S.  N.  E.  Railway- 
Station)  Guild  street ;  G.  H.  Midcrley,  manager 

Elgie,  Win.  (Broadford  Works),  Maybank,  148  Hutcheon  st. 

Ellicock,  Joseph,  cabinetmaker,  66,  k.  49  Broad  street 

Elliot,  John  and  Co.,  tallow  melters,  39  James  street 

Mrs,  3  Affleck  place 

Ellis,  Alexander,  architect,  4  Belmont  st.,  h.  19  Hadden  st. 

- Archibald,  31  Constitution  street 

Mrs,  4  North  Charlotte  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  87  John  street 

Elwood,  Wm.,  funeral  undertaker  and  principal  beadle  (St. 
Andrews  Chapel)  h.  Brebner's  court,  9  Castle  st. 

Elmslie,    John,    coppersmith,  69  Windmillbrae,  h.   9  Dia- 
mond street 

Mrs,  staymaker,  72  Catherine  street 

Miss,  lodgings,  72  Catherine  street 

Elrick,  John,  wright,  19  Thistle  street 

John  and  Co.,  pipe  manufacturers,  63  Gordon  street 

.....  Bobert,  brewer,  41  Frederick  street 

Mrs,  Maybank  cottage,  152  Hutcheon  street 

Miss,  matron,  Lunatic  Asylum 

Elsmie,  George  and  Son,  commission  merchants  and  general 
agents,  Trinity  Manse,  Market  street 

......  James,  (of  G.  Elsmie  and  Son)  2  Regent  quay 

Emslie,  Alexander,  Anvil  cottage,  Ruthrieston 

James,  dentist,  55  Schoolhill 

James,  22  Leadside,  Gilcomston 

« Robert,  grocer,  45  Commerce  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  11  Craigie  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  32  Union  street 

Misses  &  Co.,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  90   Union  st. 

Jane,  72  Gerrard  street 

Erskine,  John,  cutter  (J.  Lumsden  &  Co.),  3  Victoria  place 

Robert  Marr,  surgeon  and  druggist,  138  George  street 

Esplin,  William,  sen.,  manager  (S.  N.  E.  R.) ;  offices,  Guild 
street  station,  h.  1  Ferryhill  place 

Wm.,  jun.,  manager,  coal  department  (S.  N.  E.  R.)  li. 

1  Ferryhill  place 

Esslemont  &  Symon,  silk  mercers,  linen  and  woollen  drapers, 
185  Union  street 

......  Alex.,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer  and  tea  merchant, 

32  King  street,  h.  3  King  street  plaoe 

L 


126  GENERAL    DIRECTORY, 

Esslemont,  Peter  (of  E.  &  S.),  3  Springbank  place 
Esson,  Benjamin,  late  millwright,  14  Carmelite  street 

Charles,  engineer  (Bannermill),  26  Constitution  street 

Peter,  watch  and  clockmaker,  27  West  North  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  25  Whitehouse  street 

Ettershank,  Joseph,  shipmaster,  9  Strawberry  bank 

Joseph,  jun.,  clerk  (Stamp  Office),  16  Marywell  street 

European  Life  Insurance  and  Annuity  Co. ;    A.   Davidson, 

advocate,  agent,  7  Union  terrace 
Evans,  Joseph,  Barrack  sergeant,  16  Constitution  street 
,   Mrs    Elizabeth,   matron  (Shaw's  hospital),    Broadford 

cottage,  North  Broadford 
Ewan,  George,  turner,  bouth  Silver  street,  h.  71  Windmill 

brae 
James,   principal  beadle    (South    Parish  Church),  32 

Belmont  street 

, James,  spirit  dealer,  2  John  street 

John,  jun.,  spirit  dealer,  283  George  street 

John,  tailor,  Concert  court,  12  Broad  street 

Ewen,  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  45  East  North  street 

Smith,  night  sergeant  of  police,  20  James  street 

Thomas,  advocate,  20  Queen  street,  h.  32  Park  street 

William  &  Co.,  builders,  7  Summer  street,  h.  26  Chapel 

street 

William,  stabler,  8  Harriet  street 

Miss  Margaret,  provision  dealer,  25  Basement  floor „ 

Market,  h.  14  Trinity  street 
Ewing,  James  (of  Chalmers  and  Ewing),  19  Spittal 
John,  clerk,  5  Union  wynd 

FAIRWEATHER,  John  (late  mail  guard),  2  Thistle  street 

Wm.,  123  George  street 

Falconer,  George  (of  J.  Falconer  &  Co.),  24  Union  row 
....    James,  shipmaster,  4  Canal  lane 
John  patent  machine  agent  and  phil.  instrument  maker, 

22  Marischal  street,  h.  5  Huntly  street 

John  &  Co.,  haberdashers,  23  Union  street 

Joseph,  baker,  35£  Broad  street,  h.  22  Shiprow 

Robert,  spirit  dealer,  17  Fisher  row 

Mrs  John,  5  Huntly  street 

......   Mrs,  midwife,  Stoneytown,  Eubislaw 

Mis  James,  45  Bon-accord  street 

Mrs,  166  Skene  street  west 

Misses,  Belvidere,  Mile  end,  Stocket  road 

Farquhar     and    Gill,    painters,     glaziers,     paper-hangers, 

plumbers,  braziers,  and  gas-fitters,  2  Drum's  lane, 

and  24  Upperkirkgate 
, Arthur,  store-keeper  (S.  N.  E.  R.  Co.),  21  Steps  of  Gil- 

comston 


CITY   OF  ABERDEEN.  127 

Farquhar,  Arthur,  clerk  (T.  &  C.  Bank),  13  Rubislaw  terrace 

Geo.  (Aberdeen  Herald),  20  Ferryhill  place 

James,  plumber  (of  Farquhar  &  Gill),  23  Broad  street 

James,  clerk  (J.  Blaikie  &  Sons),  19  Littlejohn  street 

John,  grocer,  15  Justice  street 

Nathaniel,  advocate,  sheriff-clerk  (Chalmers  and  Far- 
quhar), 13  Rubislaw  terrace 

Robert,  builder  and  general  smoke  contractor,  25  Lead- 
side,  Gilcomston 

. Wm.,  South  Stocket  road 

Mrs,  18  Carden  place 

Miss,  milliner,  218  Gallowgate 

Farquharson  &  Co.,  grocers,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchants, 
131  Union  street 

......  Alex.,  maltster  and  brewer,  (King  street  brewery),  111 

King  street 

George,  tap-room  keeper,  7  Stronach's  close 

„ Henry,  grocer,  254  George  street 

„ Thomas,  boot  and  shoemaker,  155  J  Gallowgate 

Miss,  of  Ballogie,  238  Union  street 

Farrell,  John,  teacher  (Roman  Catholic  school,  Constitution 
street),  2  Chapel  court,  1  Justice  street 

Fearn,  "Wm.,  wright,  7,  h.  6  Martin's  lane 

Fearnside,  John,  druggist,  49  Green,  h.  40  Union  terrace 

Female  Orphan  Asylum,  19  Albyn  place;  Mrs  Reid,  matron 

......  School  of  Industry  (Aberdeen),  61  Guestrow 

......  School  of    Industry  (Sheriff  Watson's),    Skene  street 

west 

Fenton,  Robert,  bookbinder,  50  Gordon  street 

Fergus,  Wm.,  tinplate  worker,  97,  h.  74  George  street 

Ferguson,  Rev.  Fergus,  3  Strawberry  bank 

James,  advocate,  84  Union  street,  h.  Grove  cottage, 

Cuparstone  place  g 

Dr.  James,  rector  (West-end  Academy),  Mile-end  House, 

Stocket 

John,  advocate   and   sharebroker,   agent   for  the  Life 

Association  of  Scotland,  84  Union  street,  ft.  11 
Union  place 

......  John,  tailor,  45  Windmill  brae 

Malcolm,  stonecutter,  44  Chapel  street 

„ Robert,  silk  dyer  and  renovator,  42,  k.  40  (Charles  court) 

Upperkirkgate 

Wm.  B.,  civil  engineer  and  secretary  (Deeside  Railway 

Co.),  24  Adelphi,  h.  8  Albyn  place 

Miss,  governess,  Girls'  Hospital  Gallowgate 

Robert,  foreman  (A.  M'Donald)  42  Bon-accord  st. 

Miss,  Cuparstone  place 

Ferryhill  Mill  Warehouse,  59  and  60  Castle  street 

Fiddes,  David  M.D. ,  18  King  street 


128  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Fiddes,  Edward  (North  of  Scotland  Bank),  14  Albyn  place 
Francis  bootmaker,  25  St.  Nicholas  street,  h.  1  Forbes 

street 
Fidler,  Alex.,  coal  broker,  office,  Quayside,  h.  1  Shore  brae 
John,  provision  dealer,  27  Shiprow,  h.  North  cottage, 

154  West  North  street 
Fidler's,  Alex.,  Free  Fountain,  top  of  Victoria  dock,  foot  of 

Market  street 
Fimister,  John,  surveyor  of  taxes,  201  Union  street,  h.  2 

Langstane  place 
Findlater,  James,  plasterer,  47  Causewayend 

James,  shoemaker,  13  Dee  street 

Findlay,    Alexander,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,   5  and   II 

Broad  street,  and  37   Union  street,  h.  Milner'e 

court,  25  Guestrow 

Francis,  mate,  3  Hanover  lane 

George,   general   agent    and  provision  merehant,  70 

Netherkirkgate 

James,  grocer  and  spirit  deeler,  48,  h.  48£  Gallowgate 

James,  flesher,  65  Queen  street 

James,  2  Canal  street 

J.  &  Sons,  watch  and  clockmakers,  7   Market  gallery  ? 

h.  1 5  Meal  Market  street 
John,  provision  dealer,  89  Basement  floor,  Market,  h. 

Calsay  seat 

Joseph,  harbour  day  patrol,  117  Loch  street 

Lewis,  45  Castle  street 

Kobert,  fishmonger,  basement  floor,  Market,^.  15  Meal 

Market  street 
Bobert,  preserved  provision  manufactory,  Wellington 

roads,  Clayhills 
Bobert,  turner  and  carver,  Windmill  lane,  k.  26  Mary- 
well  street 
Wm.,  wine  merchant,  67  East  North  street,  h.  1  Castle 

hill 

Wm.,  grocer,  73  George  street 

Wm„  merchant,  24  Shiprow 

Wm.,  bootmaker,  10  St.  Clement  street,  h.  45  Castle  &t. 

Mrs,  milliner,  36  Union  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  5  Mounthooly 

Finlason,  Mrs  F.,  42  Marischal  street 

Miss,  teacher  of  music,  9  Diamond  street 

Finlayson,  Miss,  2  Longacre 

Finnie,  Peter,  bookseller,  top  of  Commerce  street,  h.  5  Craig- 

mile  place 
Fire  Engine  Station,  125  King  street 
Firth,  James,  slater,  202  George  street,  yard  opposite 
Fisher,  Wm.,  Ferryhill  house 
Wm.  S.,  police  officer,  8  Crooked  lane 


CITY  OF  ABERDEEN.  129 

Fisher,  Mrs,  draper,  23  Market  gallery 

Flann,  Mrs,  grocer,  35  Bon-accord  street 

Fleming  &  Paull,  advocates,  12  King  street 

James  G.,  trimming  and  small  ware  merchant,  85,  h. 

83  Union  street 

John  (of  Fleming  and  Paull),  12  King  street 

J.  &  J.,  hardware  merchants,  24  Broad  street,  h.  18 

St.  Mary's  place 

Robert,  victualling  house  and  spirit  dealer,  27  Guestrow 

Mrs  John,  81  Crown  street 

Fletcher,  James,  shipmaster,  61  Commerce  street 

Robert,  sharebroker,  and  accountant,  17  Huxter  row, 

h.  15  Albert  street 

, Wm.  shipmaster  (Marys)  61  Commerce  street 

Flett,  David,  tailor,  79  College  street 
Flint,  Rev.  Robert  (East  Parish)  9  Affleck  street 
Flockhart,  Alex,  (of  Yeats  &  Flockhart),  Belmont  house 
Florence,  James,  traveller  (J.  Laing,  ironmonger),  7  Little 

Chapel  street 
Fobester,  Magnus,  principal  beadle  (U.  P.  Church,  Belmont 

street),  14  Kidd  lane 
Foote,  Mrs  Dr.  James,  14  Golden  square 

Mrs,  provision  seller,  38  Frederick  street 

Miss,  71  Crown  street 

Forbes  Alexander,  merchant  and  general  warehouseman,  42 

Queen  street,  h.  29  Union  street 

Alex.,  82  Chapel  street 

< Alexander,  late  boatman  (Customs)  52  Wellington  st. 

Alexander,  beadle  (Mariners'  Church)  27  Justice  street 

Andrew,  boatman  (Customs)  52  Wellington  street 

Chas.  writer  (Smith  and  Cochran)  1  Huntly  street 

Duncan,  253  Union  street 

George,  grocer,  109,  h.  107  Gallowgate 

Capt.  James,  barrackmaster,  Barracks 

James  &  Sons,  merchants  and  general  warehousemen, 

24  Market  street 
James,  merchant  (of  J.  Forbes  and  Sons)  Kingsland 

house,  265  George  street 

James,  cashier,  (late  of  J.  &  A.  Blaikie)  3  Langstane  pi. 

James,  wright,  South  bridge,  Holburn  street 

James,  spirit  dealer,  7,  h.  11  James  street 

James  (A.  M'Kenzie  &  Co),  Braehead,  Gilcomston 

James,  broker,  25  West  North  street 

John,  shipmaster,  41  York  street 

P.,  sawmaker,  6  Flourmill  brae,  h.  17  St  Andrew  st. 

Robert,  spirit  dealer,  86,  h.  84  Shiprow 

Wm.,  gardener,  Upper  Leadside,  Gilcomston 

Wm.,  grocer,  12  Commerce  street,  ft,  Braehead,  Gilcom- 
ston 

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130  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Forbes,  Mrs  A  ,  provision  dealer,  22  Causewayend 

Mrs,  provision  merchant,  30  and  32  Loch  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  51  Marischal  street 

Mrs,  dressmaker,  56  Windmillbrae 

Mrs  George,  lodgings,  17  Huntly  street 

Miss  (ofEcht),97  Crown  street 

Miss,  29  Union  street 

Ford,  John,  flint-glass  manufacturer  to  the  Queen  (Holyrood 
flint-glass  works,  Edinburgh),  and  China  ware- 
house, 136  Union  street ;  John  Veitch,  manager 

Fordyce,  Miss  Dingwall,  35  Union  place 

Forrest,  George,  carter,  79  Virginia  street 

James,  provision  merchant,  30  Mary  well  street 

Peter,  horse-shoer,  4  Farrier  lane 

Mrs,  midwife,  114  Chapel  street 

Forsyth,  Alexander,  51^  Bon-accord  street 

Alexander,  confectioner  and  pastry-cook,  37  Broad  st..? 

h.  5  Upperkirkgate 

Alexander  J.,  boat  builder,  New  pier 

George,  51 §  Bon-accord  street 

Isaac,  letter-carrier,  1  Marischal  street 

j Kev.  James,  D.D.  (West  church),  19  Rubislaw  terrace 

. James,  baker,  51,  h.  95  West  North  street 

James  H.,  M.D.,  56  Castle  street 

John,  leather  merchant,  85  Broad  street,  h.  Prospect 

house,  Rosemount  place 

Robert,  traveller  (Stewart,  R.  Stewart  and  Co.),  42  Ann 

street 

Wm.  and  Co.,  druggists,  57  Castle  street 

Wm.,  editor  (Aberdeen  Journal) ,  Maryvale,  Stocket 

Wm.,  temperance  hotel,  100  and  102  Union  street 

Wm.,  mail  guard,  31  Adelphi  court 

Wm.,  grocer,  31  Causewayend 

Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Marischal  street 

Mrs,  Balmoral  place,  Holburn  road 

Foster,  Thomas,  Strawberrybank,  entrance  from  Justice  mill 
lane 

Fotheringham,  Richard,  late  manufacturer,  85  Spring  garden 

Fowler,  Andrew,  Wellapit  house,  near  Bridge  of  Dee 

James  and  John  (of  Cluny),  warehouse,  3  and  4  Regent 

quay 

Mrs,  39  Victoria  street  west 

Franklin,  H.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  and  clerk  (St  Paul's  chapel) 

61  Gallowgate 
Fraser,  Alexander,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant,  and  agent 
for  the  Brackala  Royal  Distillery,  15  Marischal  st., 
h.  49  Constitution  street 

Alex.,  advocate  and  city  chamberlain,  Townhouse,  ft  > 

J  94  King  street 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  131 

Fraser,  Alexander,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  8  Upper  Leadside 

Gilcomston 
Angus,  and  Co.,  grocers,  tea,  coffee,  wine  and  spirit 

merchants,  72  Union  street 

Angus  fof  A.  F.  &  Co.),  Woodbank,  Pitfodels 

Archibald,  wood  merchant,  209  King  street,  h.  45  Wales 

street 
Arthur,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  104,  h.  104£  Gallow- 

gate 

Arthur,  stone  cutter,  1.18  West  North  street 

Charles,  Crown  and  Anchor  Hotel,  60  Marischal  street 

and  15  Kegent  quay 

David,  builder  (of  J.  F.  &  Son),  73  John  street 

David,  innkeeper,  7  Union  lane 

David,  letter  carrier,  2  Littlejohn  street 

Duncan,  boot  and  shoemaker,  31  Summer  lane 

George,  spirit  dealer,  8  Netherkirkgate 

George,  foreman  (Thomson,  Hall,  Catto  &  Co.),  Roslin 

terrace 

George,  ship-joiner,  Pottery  close,  Footdee 

Gray  C,  advocate  (of  Kennedy  &  Fraser),  42  Castle  st. 

Hugh,  clothier,  hatter,  and  outfitter,  24  Union  street,  h. 

8  Broadford  place  • 

Hugh,  china  merchant  to  the  Queen,  55,  h.  54  Castle  st. 

Hugh,  clerk  (A.  Duthie  &  Co.),  89  Virginia  street 

Hugh,  blacksmith  and  bellhanger,  Steps  of  Gilcomston 

James  and  Son,  boot  and  shoemakers,  115  Union  street 

James,  Heathcote 

Rev.  James  (St.  Clement's),  185  King  street 

James,  letter  carrier,  15  Huntly  street 

James,  overseer  (Commercial  Co.),  20  Mary  well  street 

James,   overseer  (Gilcomston  Comb  Work),  48  Skene 

square 
James,  hairdresser,   28  Gallowgate,  h.  1  Kiddle's  court, 

Windmillbrae 

John  (of  J.  Fraser  and  Son),  QQ  Bon-accord  street 

John  H.,  teller  (Aberdeen  Bank)  11  Crown  street 

John  (W.  Campbell  and  Co.),  49  Chapel  street 

John  and  Son,  builders  ;  office  79  John  street 

John,  clerk  (T.  &  C.  B.),  42  Castle  street 

John,  watch  and  clockmaker,  170  Union  street,  h.  37 

Whitehouse  street 

John,  tailor,  122  George  street 

John,  clerk,  55  Schoolhill 

Robert,  clerk,  Post  Office 

Thos.  &  Sons,  boot  and  shoemakers,  73  Broad  street 

Thomas  (Aberdeen  Brick  and  Tile  Co.),  Clayhills 

Col.  William,  20  Golden  square 

William,  wine  merchant  and  purveyor  of  groceries  to 

H.  R.  H.  the  Duchess  of  Kent,  57,  h.  75  Union  Bt. 


132  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Fraser,  William,  surgeon,  31  Union  terrace 

William,  tailor,  39  Castle  street 

Mrs,  8  Drum's  lane 

Mrs,  77  Crown  street 

Mrs,  midwife,  22  Windmillbrae 

Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  36  West  North  street 

Mrs,  61  Commerce  street 

Mrs,  D.  (lodgings),  31  Summer  lane 

Mrs  John,  73  John  street 

Mrs,  42  Castle  street 

Mrs  (lodgings),  124  Union  street 

Miss  (of  Fraserfield),  9  Union  row 

Miss,  teacher  (Free  St.  Clement's  school),  61  Commerce 

street 

Frater,  Alexander,  book-keeper  (J.  Blaikie  &  Sons)  7  South 
Constitution  street 

James,  accountant,  and  billet-master  (City  Chamber- 
lain's office),  9  Huxter  row 

Frederick,  Charles,  German  clockmaker,  42,  h.  45  George  st. 

Herr,  photographer,  173  Union  street,  h.  104  Green 

Free  Church  College,  Alford  place  ;  keeper,  Win.  Donald,  27 
Blackfriars  street 

Freeman,  Benjamin,  cattle  dealer,  63  West  North  street 

French  Vice-consul,  Arthur  Thomson  (Bank  of  Scotland)  35 
Castle  street 

Friends  (Society  or)  Meeting-house,  122  Gallowgate 

Frost,  Wm.  (W.  Clyne  &  Sons),  2  Nelson  lane 

Fullerton,  Robert  C,  guard  (Deeside  Railway),  20  James  st. 

Mrs,  55  John  street 

Mrs,  5  Springbank  terrace 

Misses,  ladies'  boarding  and  day  school,  139  Crown  st. 

Fyfe,  Charles,  house  factor  and  general  agent  for  letting  and 
selling  property  in  Town  and  County;  office,  4 
Belmont  street,  h.  108  Crown  street 

George,  grocer,  51  Shiprow,  k.  Old  Bridge  of  Don 

James  (of  Cummine  &  Fyfe),  79  Gallowgate 

John  &  Son,  brushmakers  to  the  Queen,  22  St  Nicholas 

street,  h.  16  Bon-accord  terrace 

Lewis,  late  blockmaker,  3  York  street 

Robert,  jobbing-gardener,  26  Union  row 

Mrs  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  5Q,  h.  53  Shiprow 

Mrs  P.,  dressmaker,  74  Hutcheon  street 

Misses,  ladies'  boarding  and  day  school,  108  Crown  st. 

Fyvie,  James,  cab-hirer,  7  South  Silver  street 

GABRIEL,  David,  inspector  of  quays,  24  Young  street 
Gage,  Andrew  (Richards  &  Co.),  44  Skene  street 

James,  overseer,  cloth   department  (Richards  &  Co.t 

Rubislaw),  Rubislaw  villa 


CITY   OP  ABERDEEN.  133 

Galen,  John,  M.D.,  7  East  Craibstone  street 

Mrs  Alex.,  82  Crown  street 

Gall,  John,  &  Co.,  grocers,  141,  h.  149  Gallowgate 

and  Sons,  tailors  and  drapers,  6  King  street 

Wm.  (of  Gall  &  Sons),  1  S.  Constitution  street 

Mrs  Andrew,  lodgings,  78  Union  street 

Gallow,  John,  porter  (St.  Nicholas  Poor  House),  Nelson  st. 

Galloway,  James,  engine  driver  (S.  N.  E.  Railway),  Dee- 
mount  cottage 

Mrs,  lodgings,  126  King  street 

Gallowgate  Mission  Chapel,  138  Gallowgate 

Ganson,  John,  shipmaster,  73  Wales  street 

Mrs,  89  Wales  street 

Garden  &  Raeburn,  bakers,  32  Schoolhill 

George  (of  Garden  &  Raeburn)  30  Schoolhill 

...    .  George,  turnkey  (watch-house),  7  Little  Belmont  st. 

George,  spirit  dealer,  9  York  street 

James,  advocate  (of  Murray  and  Garden),  145  Crown 

street 

James,  plasterer,  19  Jopp's  lane 

John,  grocer,  76,  h.  78  College  street 

John,  bookseller,  and  newspaper  agent,  124,  h.  139  Gal- 
lowgate 

Wm.,  hair-cloth  and  curled  hair  manufacturer,  14  John 

street 

Mrs  George,  89  Bon-accord  street 

Mrs,  broker,  4  Backwynd  stairs,  Green 

Miss,  121  Crown  street 

Gardiner,  John,  flesher,  35  Basement  floor,  Market,  h.  54 
Shuttle  lane 

Garioch,  John,  late  hairdresser,  9  North  Broadford 

Mrs,  late  of  Strichen,  4  Springbank  place 

Garrow,  James  &  Co.,  game  and  fish  dealers,  82  Basement 
floor,  Market 

James  (of  J.  Garrow  and  Co.),  1  Hadden  street 

Garvie,  James,  builder,  14,  h.  10  Summer  street 

Gas  Light  Co.'s  office,  Gas  street,  George  Gordon,  manager 
and  secretary 

Gaudie,  Hugh,  house  carpenter  and  furniture  dealer,  80  Queen 
street 

Gauld,  Alex.,  pilot-master,  New-pier 

.....  Edgar,  mason  and  builder,  59  Loch  street 

Hugh,  farmer,  Drumhead,  Belhelvie,  h.  8  Mealmarket 

street 

Gaull,  Alex.,  teacher  (Davidson's  school,  10  York  street),  h. 
42  Huntly  street 

Gavin,  Wm.,  grain  and  meal  merchant,  Mill  of  Lairney  ware- 
house, 59  Schoolhill 

Wm.,  grocer,  20  East  North  street 


134  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Geddes,  Hugh,  shipmaster,  27  York  place 

John,  M.D.,  37  Union  place 

John,  provision  merchant,  63  Shiprow 

Kobert,  confectioner,  6  Windy  wynd 

Miss,  lodgings,  8  Black's  buildings 

Gellan,  Alex.,  carpenter  and  precentor  (North   Church),  62 
Virginia  street 

John,  book  keeper  (Davidsons  &  Cooper),  170  Skene 

street  west 

Mrs  E.,  lodgings,  34  Union  place 

General  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Co. ;  John  Davidson,  advo- 
cate, 3  Queen  street 

George,  Charles,  share  and  insurance  broker,  19  Marischal 
street,  h.  11  Chanonry,  Old  Aberdeen 

Mrs  James,  lodgings,  47  Park  street 

Mrs,  dressmaker,  48  Frederick  street 

Gerard,  Alex.,  teacher  (Gordon's  Hospital),  Balmoral  place, 
Holburn  road 

Alex.,  hemp  dresser,  116  George  street 

James  (of  G.  &  M.),  82  Skene  square 

and  Macintosh,  mill-wrights  and  machine  makers,  30 

John  street 

Eobert  (G.  Lyall  &  Co.),  103  Union  street 

Wm.,  1  Millburn  street 

Wm.,  cabinet  maker,  55  Huntly  street 

Genie,  Mrs,  7  Broadford  lane 

Gibb,  Alex.,  civil  engineer,  Waterloo  quay,  h.  Willowbauk 

Alex,  of  (J.  and  A.  Gibb),  9  Rosemount  terrace 

Andrew  (of  Keith  and  Gibb),  36  Victoria  street  west 

James,  bootmaker,  26  Marischal  street,  h.  61  Park  st. 

John  and  Son,  stone  merchants,  Waterloo  quay 

J.  and  A.,  wholesale  warehousemen,  79|  Loch  street 

John  (of  J.  and  A.  Gibb),  4  Mary  place 

Sutton,  provision  seller,  42  West  North  street 

John,  porter,  9  Berry  lane 

Thomas,  day  patrol,  11  Young  street 

Wm.,  Major,  5  Albert  street 

Wm.,  (H.  M.  C),  4  Park  place 

Miss  L.,  15  Rose  street 

Miss,  milliner,  28  Upperkirkgate 

Gibbon,  Misses,  59  Bon-accord  street 

Miss,  Nellfield  house,  Cuparstone 

Miss,  6  Mackie  place 

Gibson,  James,  salesman   (R.   Kemp,   market),   85   Chapel 

street 
Thomas,  shuttle-maker  ,'35  Union  terrace 

Thomas  B.  (of  Lumsden  and  Gibson),  124  Crown  street 

Wm.,  commercial  traveller,  21  Skene  row 

Wm.,  flesher,  6,  h.  27  Galiowgate 


CITY   OF   ABERDEEN.  135 

Gibson,  Mrs  GL,  21  Skene  row 

Miss,  5  Huntly  street 

Gifford  and  Son  (late  Gifford  and  Mair)  carvers  and  gilders, 

print-sellers,  &c,  187  Union  street 

James  (of  Gifford  and  Son),  30  North  Silver  street 

Gilbert,  Edward,  superintendent  (E.  S.),  4  King  street  place 

Robert,  plasterer,  45  George  street 

Thos. ,  teacher  (Juvenile  Industrial  school) ,  Sugarhouse 

lane 
Gilcomston  Brewery  Company,  flour  and  meal  merchants  ; 

John  Webster,  manager 

Comb  Works,  Steps  of  Gilcomston 

Giles,  James.  (R.S.A.),  portrait  and  landscape  painter,  62 

Bon-accord  street 
Gill  and  Smith,  wholesale  watch  and  clockmakers,  78  Union 

street 

Alex,  (of  Farquhar  &  Gill),  6  Caroline  place 

David  (of  Farquhar  &  Gill),  6  Caroline  place 

David  (of  Gill  &  Smith),  48  Skene  terrace 

Miss,  lodgings,  216  Gallowgate 

Miss.  4  Bon-accord  square 

Gillan,  Wm.,  jun.,  grocer,  wine  and  spirit  merchant  and  ship 

chandler,  68  and  70  Virginia  street,  h.  2  Prospect 

terrace 

Mrs,  2  Prospect  terrace 

Gillanders,  John  sexton  (St.  Clement's  churchyard)  and  fune- 
ral undertaker,  3,  h.  1  Commerce  lane 

Mrs,  59  Virginia  street 

Miss,  milliner,  59  Virginia  street 

Gillen,  Adam,  provision  dealer,  41  Frederick  street 

Peter,  lastmaker,  172  George  street 

Gillespie,  Alex.,  builder,  42  Huntly  street 

Erskine,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  8  and  9   Market 

gallery,  h.  43  Dee  street 

James,  shoemaker,  9  Broad  street,  h.  12  Castle  street 

James,  (Crown  hotel),  3  Shorebrae 

Wm.,  Gilcomston  tavern,  16  Steps  of  Gilcomston 

Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  81  Woolmanhill 

Mrs,  lodgings,  163  George  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Charlotte  street 

Gilfillan,  James,  13  Craigie  street 

Rev.  Thos.  (Blackfriars'  street  chapel),  14  North  Silver 

street 
Gillivery,  Alex.,  block  and   spar  maker,   Provost  Blaikie's 

quay,  h.  18  Marischal  street 
Girl's  Hospital,  56  Gallowgate  ;  Miss  Ferguson,  governess 
Glasgow  Parcel  Delivery;  agent,  J.  Lunan,  33  St.  Nicholas 

street 
Glass,  John,  fiesher,  43  Wales  street 


136  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Glassites'  Chapel,  37  St.  Andrew  street 
Glegg  and  Thomson,  iron  merchants,  and  wholesale   iron- 
mongers, 179  George  street 

George  &  Sons,  confectioners,  215  Union  street 

George  (of  Glegg  &  Sons),  28  Dee  street 

Kobert  (of  Glegg  &  Sons),  37  Shiprow 

Robert  (of  Glegg  &  Thomson),  28  North  Broadford 

Mrs,  broker,  57  West  North  street 

Glennie,  Charles,  coach  proprietor,  56  Queen  street 

John,  furnishing  tailor,  Concert  court,  Broad  street,  h. 

2  Chapel  court,  Justice  street 

William,  vintner,  49  Lodge  walk 

Mrs,  1  Golden  square 

Mrs,  24  Union  row 

, Mrs,  bookseller  and  manufacturer  of  Bishop  Hay's  pills, 

2  Chapel  court,  Justice  street 

Misses,  Galleries,  Mackie  place 

Globe  Fire,  Life,  and  Annuity  Insurance  Co. ;    agent,  H.  C. 

Oswald,  24  Marischal  street 
Goldie  &  Hay,  sailmakers,  St.  Clement  court,    St.  Clement 

street 
w. George,  aerated  water  manufacturer,  6  Upperkirkgate, 

h.  25  Queen  street 
Goodbrand  Stephen,  clerk,  4  North  Broadford 
John,  house  carpenter  (of  D.  M'Andrew  and  Co.),  120 

Loch  street 
Goodfellow,  Mrs,  61  Guestrow 
Goodridge,  Mrs,  25  Marywell  street 
Goodwin,  Key.  John  (St  James')  65  Bon-accord  street 

Wm.,  mail  guard,  Crown  court,  41£  Union  street 

Gorard,  Martha  (Burns'  tavern)  68  Guestrow 

Gordon  and  Smith,  grocers,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchants, 

203  Union  street 
......  Alex.,  bookseller  and  quill  merchant,  St  Ann's  court, 

15  Guestrow 
......  Charles,  cooper  and  provision  mannufacturer,  57  Green, 

h.  3  Millburn  street,  Ferryhill 
, Charles  S.,  inspector  of  the  North  of  Scotland  Bank 

Branch  offices,  40  Bon-accord  street 

Charles,  gardener,  Holburn  place 

Douglas,  clerk  (T.  &  C.  B.),  48  Summer  street 

Francis  &  Son.,  fleshers,  23   Market  hall,  h.  9  George 

street 

, George,  late  merchant,  42  Chapel  street 

George,  manager  and  secretary  (Gas  Light  Co.),  Gas 

street,  h.  26  Ferryhill  place 
,,.  ..  George,  fishing-tackle  maker,  19,  h,  31  George  street 

George,  keeper  of  public  news-room,  Corn  Exchange, 

h.  6  St  Andrew  street 


CITY   OP  ABERDEEN.  137 

Gordon,  Henry,  photographer,  79§  Windmillbrae 

Hugh  and  Co.,  ironmongers  to  Her  Majesty,  and  general 

iron  merchants,  &c.,  89  Broad  street ;    manufac- 
tory, 14  Gallowgate 

J.  and  J.,  grocers,  wine,  and  spirit  merchants,  86,  h.  76 

Broad  street 

James  and  Co.,  coopers,  Chronicle  lane, ft.  56  Longacre 

James,  Aberdeen  mourning  warerooms,  40  Union  st., 

ft.  77  Chapel  street 

James  E.,  clerk  (Jonathan  Mess),  4  Bank  street 

John,  shipmaster  (Scottish  Maid)  23  Marywell  street 

.. John,  cooper,  1  Garvock  street 

John,  grocer  and  spirit  merchant,  44  Green 

John,  carter,  14  Catherine  street 

Joseph,  boot  and  shoemaker,  33  Upperkirkgate,  ft.  32 

Whitehouse  street 

Michael F.,  bookkeeper  (Blaikie  Brothers),  Footdee 

Peter,  stoneware  merchant,  51,  ft.  49  St  Nicholas  street 

Peter  E.  (of  Mosstown,)  38  Bon-accord  street 

P.  L.  (of  Craigmile),  Hawthorn  cottage,   Cuparstone 

place 
......  Robert,  flesher,  124,  ft.  119  Chapel  street 

Robert,  wright,  10  Summer  lane 

. Thomas,  jun.  (of  Gordon  and  Smith),  Berryden  house 

...  ..   Thomas,  flesher,  58  East  North  street 

Thomas,  temperance  innkeeper,  cab  hirer,  and  stabler, 

4  Harriet  street 

William,  sharebroker  and  commission  merchant,  and 

agent  for  the  Alfred  Life  Assurance  Association, 

5  King  street,  ft.  1 1  Bon-accord  square 

"William  (of  J.  Sim  and  Co.),  38  Constitution  street 

William  M.  C,  clerk  (T.  &  C.  B.),  55  John  street 

Wm.,  jun.,  11  Bon-accord  square 

Mrs  George,  30  Union  row 

Mrs  Dr.,  lodgings,  67  Crown  street 

Mrs  George,  Woodbine  cottage,  Ferryhill  place 

.,...,   Mrs  Thomas,  3  Rosemount  place 

Mrs,  8  Bon-accord  square 

Mrs  (of  Pitlurg)  152  Union  street 

Miss  (of  Avochie)  3  Union  place 

Mrs  and  Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  7   Back 

wynd 

Miss,  28  Union  terrace 

Miss,  lodgings,  26  Dee  street 

Miss  (of  Pitlurg),  9  Golden  square 

Miss  (of  Ward  house),  Ruby  cottage,  17  North  Silver 

street 

Miss  Ann,  dressmaker,  26  Dee  street 

Miss,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  50  Gordon  street 

M 


138  GENEEAL  DIRECTORY^ 

Gordon,  Miss,  lodgings,  8  Canal  street 

i Miss,  lodgings,  22  Union  terrace 

Gordon's,  Kobert,  Hospital,  58  Schoolhill 
Gossip,  Alexander,  draper,  28  Marywell  street 

„ Miss,  laundress,  4  Hanover  street 

Go  van,  Mrs  Thomas,  provision  dealer,  34  East  North  street 
Gove,  William,  tishmonger,  6  Basement  floor,  Market,  h.  & 

Carmelite  street 
Government  Emigration  Agency  for  Australia ;  agent,  J.  T, 

Rennie,  48  Marischal  street 
Gracie,  James,  builder,  59  Huntly  street 
Graham,  Colquhoun,  baker,  81,  h.  79  Bon-accord  street 

Joseph,  2  Links  street 

Grammar  School,  52,  54,  and  56  Schoolhill 
Grange,  Mrs,  innkeeper,  53  John  street 
Granite  and  Marble  works,  Constitution  street 

and  Marble  works,  112  John  street 

and  Marble  works,  258  Union  street 

and  Marble  works,  187  King  street 

and  Marble  works,  Union  bridge 

and  Marble  works,  Marywellbank,  Wellington  road 

and  Marble  works,  Windmill  brae 

Grant  &  Donald,  chemists,  141  Union  street 

and  Miller,  fleshers,  156  Gallowgate 

Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  137  Gallowgate 

Charles  Lyall  (of  Brebner  and  Grant)  1  Rotunda  place 

D.   R.  Lyall  (of  Brebner  and  Grant)  Marine  terrace^ 

Ferryhill 
David,  boot  and  shoemaker,  3  Silver  street,  h.  34  Skene 

street 
David  (successor  to  John  Duncan)  tobacconist  to  Her 

Majesty,  25  Union  street,  k.  19  Union  buildings 

Douglas,  harbour  police,  2  Regent  quay 

George,  advocate,  10  King  street 

George,  spirit  dealer,  14  Park  street,  h.  9  Canal  terrace 

George,  late  sergeant  (74  Highlanders)  65  Park  street 

George,  furniture  dealer,  71,  h.  69  Broad  street 

Peter,  surgeon,  157  Gallowgate,  h.  9  Seamount  place 

Rev.  James,  teacher  (Donaldson's  school,  Back  wynd), 

h.  Eastfield  cottage,  Stocket 

James,  shipmaster,  58  Shiprow 

James,  flesher,  46,  ht  47  Woolmanhill 

James  &  Co.,  bootmakers,  21  Marischal  street 

James  (of  J.  Grant  &  Co.,  bootmakers)  38  Skene  street 

Captain  John  (24th  Regiment  H.P.)  91  King  street 

,...,.  John  S.  (of  Grant  and  Donald)  60  Bon-accord  street 

John?  shipmaster,  5  Catto  square 

John  M„  goods  agent  (Deeside  Railway,  Aberdeen  Sta- 
tion) 131  Crown  street 


CITY   OP  ABERDEEN.  139 

Grant,  John  K.  (Brebner  and  Grant)  74  St.  Andrew  street 

Lachlan,  grocer,  Holburn  street 

Peter,  provision  merchant,  37  Short  Loanings 

Robert  (of  Kerr  and  Grant)  14  Blackfriars  street 

......  Wm.  H.,  druggist,  Holburn  street 

Wm.  (of  Grant  and  Miller)  156  Gallowgate 

Wm.,  flesher,  22  Market  hall 

Mrs,  lodgings,  I  Berry  lane 

......   Mrs  Isabella,  provision  merchant,  13  and  15  Loch  st. 

Mrs,  lodgings,  102  Chapel  street 

. Misses  (of  Monymusk)  11  Belmont  street 

Gray,   A.   &  W.,   commission    agents,  tea  and  provision 

merchants,  Exchange  street 
..  ...  Adam  M.  (of  A.  &  W   Gray)  18  Victoria  street  west 

......  Alex.  R.,  5  Affleck  street 

.,...»  Alexander,  coach  builder,  101  King  street,  and  Aber- 
deen Coach  Work,  7  Frederick  street,  h.  103  King 
street 

* Alexander,  watch  and  clockmaker,  11  Netherkirkgate, 

h.  41  Summer  street 
.......  Rev.  Charles,  9  Rosemount  place 

Charles,  cooper,  Hector's  court,  Commerce  street,  h.  8 

South  Constitution  street 
......  Daniel,  tea,  wine,  and  grocery  merchant,  38  Union  st., 

h.  153  Crown  street 

« David  (of  D.  and  G.  Gray)  Holburn  street 

„ David,  house  steward,  Robert  Gordon's  hospital 

„ D.  &  G.,  cart  and  plough  wrights,  general  blacksmiths, 

&c,  Holburn  street  and  1  Trinity  street 

i Francis  manager  (gutta  percha  boot  and  shoe  shop)  68 

Broad  street 
......  George,  merchant,  13  Marischal  street,  h.  5  Dee  place 

.......  George  H.,  commercial  traveller  (H.  Gordon  &  Co.)  14 

Gallowgate 
......  George  (of  D.  &  G.  Gray)  Trinity  street 

......  James,  commission  agent,  12  Castle  street 

. James,  jun.,  traveller  (Northern  Agricultural  Co.)  12 

Castle  street 

James  (A.  &  W.  Gray)  5  Affleck  street 

......  James,  flesher,  19  Market  hall,  li.  College  bounds,  Old 

Aberdeen 

John,  surgeon,  28  Bon-accord  terrace 

John,  engineer  (M'Kinnon  and  Co.)  140  George  street1 

John  commission  merchant,  14  Gallowgate 

......  John,  funeral  waiter  &  warden  (West  Church)  7  Skene 

street 

John,  cabinetmaker,  73  Gallowgate 

John,  spirit  dealer,  18  Huxter  row 

John,  flesher,  13  Market  hall,  h.  26  Constitution  street 


140  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Gray,  Robert,  clerk  (Post  office)  Crown  court,  140  George  st. 

Robert  A.,  teacher  (Public  schools)  Berryden  house 

B.,  pointsman  (S.  N.  E.  R.)  King  square,  Huntly  st. 

Walter,  merchant  (Pratt  &  Keith)  123|  Union  street 

Watt,  &  Co.,  rope  and  twine  manufacturers,  162  West 

North  street 

Wm.  C.  (of  A.  &  W.  Gray)  8  Constitution  street 

Wm.,  spirit  dealer,  11  Exchequer  row 

Mrs  Professor  David,  15  Union  place 

Mrs  Wm.,  115  Crown  street 

Mrs,  76  Wales  street 

Mrs,  flesher,  10  Basement  floor,  Market 

Mrs*;  lodgings,  31  Charlotte  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  75  Union  street 

Mrs ,  3  John  street 

Misses,  53  Huntly  street 

Great  North  of  Scotland  Railway  Office,  Waterloo  station ; 
Robert  Milne,  secretary  and  general  manager,  h. 
148  Crown  street 
Green,  James,  manufacturer  and  clothier  (Cottage  tavern)  80 
Woolmanhill  and  118  John  street 

Peter,  horse  shoer  and  farrier,  9  Chronicle  lane,  h.  15 

Princes  street 

William  (of  Littlejohn  and  Green)  3  Prospect  terraeey 

Ferryhill 
Greig,  George,  builder  (W.  and  G.  Greig)  6  Thistle  lane 

James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  30  Causewayend 

James,  shoemaker,  89  Queen  street,  h.  29  Spittal 

John,  furnishing  tailor,  Ruthrieston 

John,  cabinetmaker,  129  King  street,  h.  2  Wales  street; 

workshop,  11  Princes  street 

Robert,  builder,  30  Summer  street 

Wm.,  builder  (W.  and  G.  Greig)  4  Thistle  lane 

W.  and  G.,  builders,  6  Thistle  lane 

Mrs  James,  3  Little  Chapel  street 

Mrs,  midwife,  Ruthrieston 

Miss,  teacher,  6  Thistle  lane 

......  Miss,'dressmaker,  milliner,  and  straw  hat  maker,  Greigr& 

court,  Windmillbrae 
Griffith,  Charles  F.,  manager  (Scottish  Provincial  Assurance 

Co.)  96  Union  street 
Groundwater,  Mrs,  flesher,  12  Basement  floor,  Market 
Grub,  George,  advocate,  Advocates'  buildings,  h.  56  Dee  st. 
Guardian  Fire,  Life,  and  Annuity  Insurance  ;  A.  Chivas,  ad- 
vocate, agent,  National  Bank  court,  42  Castle  st. 
Guarantee   Society,  London;    Stronach  and  Duguid,  advo- 
cates, 20  King  street 
Gullon,  John,  plasterer,  3  Craigwell  place 
Gunn,  John,  master,  shipwright  (A.  Hall  &  Sons)  20  Prince 
Regent  street 


CITY   OP  ABERDEEN.  141 

Gunn,  John,  collector,  Wellington  bridge 

Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  21  Hutcheon  street 

Gutta  Percha  boot  and  shoe  shop,  Francis  Gray,  manager, 
47  Broad  street 

HACKET,  John,  skinner,  Jack's  brae,  h.  18  Loch  street 
Hadden,  Alex,  and  Sons,  woollen  and  carpet  manufacturers, 

and  worsted  spinners,  Green 
Fames  Farquhar,  manufacturer  (A.  Hadden  and  Sons) 

Union  grove 
Haigh,  James  0.,  manager  (A.  Hadden  &  Sons)  27  Ferryhill 

place 
Halcrow,  Miss,  dressmaker,  71  Gallowgate 
Hall  and  Sons,  shipbuilders,  York  street,  Footdee 

Alex.,  sworn  timber  salesman,  45  Wellington  street 

George,  turner,  Reid's  court,  34  Gallowgate 

James,  shipbuilder  (of  A.  Hall  and  Sons)  Footdee 

James,  grocer  and  provision  dealer,  15  Windy  wynd 

Jamos,  fiesher,  110  Gallowgate,  7^.  13  Spittal 

John,  wholesale  warehousemen,  43  Broad  street,  h.  13 

Union  place 
......  Wm.  (of  A.  Hall  and  Sons)  47  York  street,  Footdee 

Mrs  Alexander,  45  York  street 

Mrs  H.,  5  West  Oaibstone  street 

Elizabeth,  dress  and  bonnet  maker,  45  Wellington  st. 

Hamilton,  John,  cutler,  17  George  street 
Hampton,  Wm.,  cabinetmaker,  84  Chapel  street 
Handyside  &  Co.,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  3  Broad  street ; 

Peter  Webster,  salesman,  li.  6  Union  lane 
Han  nan,  Mrs,  keeper,  Trades'  Hall,  153  Union  street 
Hanoverian  Royal  Consul,  W.  L  Thomson,  21  Quay 
Hanseatic  Vice- Consul,  W.  L.  Thomson,  21  Quay 
Hardie,  David,  accountant,  North  British  Mercantile  agency 

office,  74  Union  street 
.....  James,  general  blacksmith   and   machine  maker,  Hill- 
do  wntree,  Banchory-  Devenick 

Wm.,  spirit  dealer,  27  Loch  street 

Hardy,  James,  watch  and  clockmaker,   14  Union  street,  h. 

17  Huxter  row 
Harp,  Alex.,  late  lighthouse  keeper,  10  Canal  street 
Harper  and  Co.,  iron  gate  and  fence   makers  and  general 

ornamental  wire  workers,  82  Union  street,  works 

187  King  street,  h.  10  Schoolhill 

Alex.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  57,  h.  55  Virginia  street 

, John,  mealseller,  61  Virginia  street 

Wm.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  237  George  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  19  Union  buildings 

Harris,  Robert,  mealseller,  43  Commerce  street 
Harrow,  Geo.,  clerk  (J.  J.  Kennedy),  37  Marischal  street 
m2 


142  GENERAL    DIRECTORY, 

Harrow,  Mrs,  midwife,  4  Gordon's  court,  Schoolhill 
Hart,  Rev.  Hugh  (Zion  chapel,  John  street),  70  Dee  street 
Harvey,  George,  T.  (S.  N.   E.  E.   Co.),  Neptune  cottage, 

Ruthrieston 

Wm.,  spirit  dealer,  56,  h.  42  Quay 

Hatt,  John  L.,  93  Wales  street 

Wm.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  270  George  street 

Hay  &  Lyall,  carvers  and  gilders  to  the  Queen,  printsellers, 

opticians,  and  artists'  colourmen,  2  Market  street 

and  19  Guestrow 
Alex.,  shipowner  (of  Goldie  and  Hay),  4  Mount  street, 

Rosemount 

Alex.,,  merchant,  1  Blackfriars  street 

George,  furnishing  tailor,  129  Skene  street 

John,  jun.  (of  Hay  &  Lyall),  19  Guestrow 

John,  spirit  dealer,  22  Green,  h.  1  Hadden  street 

Robert,  grocer,  5  Blackfriars  street 

Wm.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  113  Union  street,  h  31  Sea- 
mount  place 

Wm. ,  painter,  34  College  street 

Wm.,  93  Chapel  street 

Mrs  James,  cab  proprietor,  19  Huntly  street,  h.  at  the- 

premises 

Mrs,  108  John  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  33  Charlotte  street 

Mrs,  7  Carmelite  street 

Mrs,  Mount  place 

Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  1  Hadden  street 

Miss,  lodgings,  top  of  Eingsland  place 

.*,...  Miss,  lodgings,  72  Chapel  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  7  Carmelite  street 

Hector,  John,  salmon  merchant,  Bon-accord  cottage,  Cove 
John,  hide  agent  and  leather  merchant,   8  Upperkirk- 

gate,  h.  3  Hanover  street 

Wm.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Holburn  street 

Mrs  Captain,  53  Bon-accord  street 

......  Miss,  61  Bon-accord  street 

Helmrich,  Charles  (of  A.  Shepherd  &  Co.),  28  Gerrard  street 
Henderson,  Alex.,  advocate,  26,  h.  32  St  Nicholas  street 

Alex.,  shipmaster,  10  Marywell  street 

Alex.,   bookbinder  and  stationer,  2  Broad  street,  h. 

second  floor 

Alex.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  35  College  street 

David,  fishing  tackle  maker,  5  Castle  brae 

James,  architect,   agent  for  the  Duke  of  Devonshire 

Slate  Quarries,  Burlington,  24  Belmont  street 

James,  shipmaster,  28  Marywell  street 

John  Sharp,  advocate,  58  Castle  street 

John,  ornithologist,  and  preserver  of  animals  and  birds? 

&c,  Millbank  terrace,  North  Broadford 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  143 

Henderson,  John  (of  T.  &  H.),  42  Union  terrace 

Robert,  plasterer  (of  Bowman  and  Henderson),  4  John 

street 

Wm.  &  Son,  architects  and  builders,  66  Loch  street 

Wm.  (of  W.  Henderson  and  Son),  1  Carden  place 

Wm.  L.  (of  W.  Henderson  and  Son),  21  Albert  street 

north 
Wm.,  M.D.,  lecturer  on  Materia    Medica  in  Marischal 

College  and  University,  49  Schoolhill 
Wm.,  late  painter  and  glazier,  3  St  Mary's  place,  Crown 

street 

Wm.  (of  Geo.  Thompson,  jun.,  &  Co.),  Devanha  house 

Wm.,  jun.  (Barry,  Henry,  and  Co.),  28  Skene  terrace 

•••...   Wm.,  120  King  street 

Wm.,  clerk,  stationery  department,  (S.  N.  E.  E.  Co.), 

1 1  Affleck  street 

Wm.,  printer,  17  Woolmanhill 

Mrs  John,  21  Bon-accord  street 

Mrs,  50  Skene  terrace 

Hendry,  James,  beadle  (Melville  Church),  19  Queen  street 

John,  sheriff  officer,  7  Huxter  row 

Wm.  (Milne,  Low,  and  Co.),  15  Bon-accord  street 

Henessey,  Edward,   teacher    (Board  of  Trade  Navigation 

school),  13  Regent  quay,  h.  29  Union  street 
Henry,  George,  merchant  (Hugh  Gordon  and  Co.),  17  Rubis- 

law  terrace 
Herald  Office,  7  Queen  street 
Hercules  Insurance  Co. ;    agent,  John  Duncan,  advocate,  8 

Castle  street 
Heriot,  James  M.,  shipmaster,  19  York  street 
Hill,  Isaac,  teacher,  seminary  and  h.  19  Queen  street 
Hird,  Miss,  milliner,  4  Black's  buildings 

Miss,  lodgings,  56  Gerrard  street 

Hislop,  Wm.,  1  Springbank  place 

Misses,  1  Springbank  place 

Hobnill,  John,  (Union  hotel),  38  and  39  Regent  quay 
Hobrow,  Wm.,  grocer  and  confectioner,  218  Gallowgate 
James  and   Co.,  cutlers  and  surgical  instrument  and 

bandage  makers,  41  Union  street 
Hodge,  James  (of  J.  Hodge  and  Co.),  163  West  North  street 

Mrs  John,  Mount  place 

Hodson,  Benjamin,  woolbuyer,  1  King  street  place 

Hogarth  and  Co.,  merchants,  82  College  street 

Alexander  Pirie  (of  D.   Hogarth  and  Co.),  261  Union 

street 
Dickson  and  Co.,  preserved  provision  merchants,  &c,f 

82  College  street 

Hugh,  merchant,  87  Crown  street 

Thomas,  Elmfield 


144  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Hogarth,  Wm.,  merchant,  261  Union  street 

Hogg,  George,  wright,  Holburn  street,  h.  East  twin  cottage 

Holburn  street 

John,  fish  dealer,  6  Park  lane 

John,  13  Carmelite  street 

Peter,  tin-plate    worker,  20  Carmelite    street,  h.  20 

Trinity  street 

Robert,  provision  dealer,  58  Virginia  street 

W.  and  A.,  wrights,  1\  Carmelite  street 

Mrs,  34  Union  terrace 

Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  186  George  street 

Hold  way,  Miss,  matron,  (F.  0.  L),  30  Huntly  street 
Holland,   Frederic,   manufacturer    (Richards   and    Co.),    15 

Golden  square 
Holman,  Henry,  photographer,  19f  Market  street 
Holmes,    Alexander,  messenger   (Adam  and.   Anderson^),  75 

Union  street 

John,  grain  merchant,  1  Donald's  court,  20  Schoolhill 

Wm,,  overseer  (Hogarth  and  Co.),  87  College  street 

Wm..,  Jan.,  clerk  (Hogarth  and  Co.),  87  College  street 

Home,  Robert,  commercial  traveller,  28  Ferryhill  place 
Hood,  John,  gate  keeper,  Footdee  iron  works 

Walter  and  Co.,  shipbuilders,  Footdee 

Walter,  shipbuilder  (of  W.  H.  and  Co.),  8  Canal  terrace 

Horn,  James,  manager   (Commercial  company),  12  Spring- 
bank  terrace 
....,'    James,  mason,  3  Martin's  lane 

Wm.  (Commercial  Co.),  12  Springbank  terrace 

Home,  James,  sheriff  officer  for  counties  of  Aberdeen  and 

Kincardine,  8  Gallowgate 

John,  clerk,  (customs),  8  Gallowgate 

R.  B.,  (of  Adamson  and  Home),  2  Mitchell  place 

Hossack,  Archibald,  fruit  merchant,  46   Union  street,  h.  7 

Millburn  street 
House  of  Refuge,  Duthie's  court,  45  Guestrow  ;  A.  Machray, 

superintendent 
Houston,  R.  S.,  6  Little  Chapel  street 
Howie,  David  (N.  of  S.  B.J,  11  Little  Chapel  street 

Walter,  spirit  dealer,  25  Windmillbrae 

Wm.,  porter,  carpet  department,  (A.  H.  and  S.) 

Wm.,  spirit  dealer,  1  Adelphi  lane 

Mrs,  lodgings,  49  Broad  street 

Howling,  Thos.,  shipmaster,  83  Waterloo  quay 

Mrs,  lodgings,  28  Wellington  street 

Huddlestone,  Peter,  143  George  street 

Hughes,  Geo.,  ship  and  ornamental  carver,  15,  h,  13   York 

street 
Robert,  engraver  and  lithographer,  15  Netherkirkgate, 

h.  7  Canal  street 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  145 

Hull  Steam  Packet  Company,  Aberdeen  and  Grimsby  ;  office, 
47  Marischal  street 

Humphrey,  John  (of  Comalegy),  11  Springbank  terrace 

Hunter,  Kobert  W.,  musician,  teacher  and  dealer  in  musical 
instruments,  16  Huxter  row 

William  C.  (of  Tillery),  24  Albyn  place 

William,   advocate,  agent  for  the  Scottish  Equitable 

Life  Insurance  Society,  and  Imperial  Fire  Insur- 
ance Company,  14  Adelphi  court,  h.  36  Albyn 
place 

William,  merchant,  63  Huntly  street 

William,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  33  Park  street,  h.  19 

Constitution  street 

William,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  49  College  street 

William,  superintendent  of  Athenasum  Reading  Rooms, 

and  News  agent,  1 1  Union  buildings 

Mrs,  coffee  rooms,  53  New  market,  h.  88  Green 

Mrs,  48  Constitution  street 

Misses,  30  North  Broadford 

Mary,  spirit  dealer,  65  Guestrow 

Huntly  Distillery  Company's  Office,  39  Netherkirkgate 

Hurray,  Andrew,  shipmaster,  69  Virginia  street 

Hurry,  Alexander  (of  W.  Hurry  &  Sons),  2|  Broad  street 

......  William  and  Sons,  nail  and  tack  manufacturers,  20  Fre- 
derick street 

William,  nail  manufacturer,  19  Berry  lane,  h.  1  Sea- 
mount  place 

Hutcheon,  Alex.,  clerk  (J.  Abernethy  and  Co.)  Holburn  place 

Alex.,  quarter-master,  R.  A.  H.  (late  72d  foot),  4  Fre- 
derick street 

Andrew,  heddlemaker,  20  Forbes  street 

John,  upholsterer  and  cabinetmaker,  44  Union  street,  h. 

41  Netherkirkgate 

J.  and  J.,  fleshers,  48  Market  hall,  k.  Garlogie,  Skene 

Hutcheson,  George  and  William,  grocers,  wine  and  spirit 
merchants,  20,  h.  19  Upperkirkgate 

George ,  corn  factor  and  commission  agent ,  47  Marischal 

street 

Hutchison,  Mrs,  lodgings,  90  Loch  street 

Hutton,  James,  lodgings,  108  KiDg  street 

John,  Millbank  terrace 

William,  clerk  (Richards  and  Co.)  Millbank  terrace 

Hyde,  George,  clerk  (idam  and  Anderson)  75  Union  street 

Hyman,  Robert,  glazier,  31,  h.  33  Guestrow 

IMLAY,  Alexander  (late  printer),  9  Constitution  street 
Imperial  Fire  Insurance ;  agent,  Wm-  Smith,  architect,  142 

King  street,  and  Wm.  Hunter,  14  Adelphi  court 
Imray,  George,  teacher  (Gilcomston  school),  57  Summer  st. 


146  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Imray,  James,  Cunnigar  hill,  Links 

William,  stoneware  merchant,  75  Broad  street 

Mrs,  sick  nurse,  Cunnigar  bill,  Links 

Income    Tax  Office,  Kecord  buildings,  27  King  street;  N. 

Burnett,  clerk  to  commissioners 
Infirmary,  Royal,  Woolmanhill 
Inglis,  Alexander,  grocer  and  ship-chandler,  28  Regent  quay, 

h.  6  Castle  brae 

- George,  merchant,  2,  h.  1  Crown  court,  Union  st. 

......  James,  baker,  Waverley  place  and  32  Gallowgate,  h.  3 

Waverley  place 

William,  merchant,  Crown  court,  Union  street 

Ingram,  Alexander,  feuar,  25  Seamount  place 

James,  tailor,  64  Broad  street 

......  John,  cart  and  plough  wright,  34,  h.  60  Causewayend 

William,  wright,  91,  h.  85  Loch  street 

......  Mrs  Dr.,  32  Dee  street 

Mrs,  register  office,  30  Upperkirkgate 

Inland  Revenue  Office  (late  Excise),  21  Adelphi  court 

Revenue  (Stamps  and  Taxes),  Advocate's  buildings 

Innes,  Captain  George,  44  Chapel  street 

James,  teacher  (Broad  street  academy),  h.  30  Albion 

street 
* Robert,  fishmonger  and  game  dealer,  60  and  61  Base- 
ment floor,  Market,  h.  47  Green 

. Mrs  John  B  ,  48  Chapel  street 

Mrs  John,  14  Rose  street 

Mrs  Captain,  lodgings,  31  Victoria  street  west 

Miss,  251  Union  street 

Insurance  Company  of  Scotland,  agents  Fleming  and  Paul,  12 

King  street 
Insurance  Company  of  Scotland  (Fire)  ;  agent,  Wm.  Skinner, 

229  Union  street 
Inverury  Mill  warehouse,  52  Regent  quay 
Ironside,  George  (inspector,  S.  N.  E.  R.),  56  Chapel  street 
James,  hairdresser,  147  Gallowgate,  h.  27  Meal  Market 

street 

Robert,  fireman,  Bridge  of  Dee 

William,  builder,  9;  h.  8  Well  of  Spa 

Mrs,  lodgings,  54  St  Nicholas  street 

.......   Mrs,  provision  seller,  27  Meal  Market  street 

Irvine  &  Seton,  boot  and  shoe  warehouse,  110  George  street 
Alex,  officer  to  the  Shoemaker  Trade,  convener  officer 

to  the  Seven  Incorporated  Trades  25  Longacre 

John,  and  Co.,  pianoforte  saloon,  243  George  street 

.....  John,  day  patrol,  59  Marischal  street 

JACKSON,   George  sen.,  army  marker,  collector  (House  of 
Refuge),  &c,  2  Mary  well  street 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  147 

Jackson,  Henry,  M.D.,  surgeon  and  druggist, 34  Woolmanhill, 
h.  6Q  Schoolhill 

James,  boot  closer,  50  Longacre 

Jaffray,  George,  messenger  (Aberdeen  Bank),  30  Marischal 
street 

Lawrence,  clerk  (Post  office),  45  Constitution  street 

Thomas,  coach  builder,  5  Fish  street 

, Wm.,  baker,  63,  h.  61  Broad  street 

Wm.  L.,  boot  and  shoe  shop,  36  Broad  street,  h.  Bank 

street,  Ferryhill 

Wm.,  shipmaster,  47  Wellington  street 

Mrs  David,  mealseller,  &c,  68  West  North  street 

Mrs  Wm.,  45  Constitution  street 

James,  William,  211  King  street 

Jameson,  John,  teller  (T.  &  C.  B.),  166  Skene  st.  west 

Mrs,  166  Skene  street  west 

Miss,  41  Chapel  street 

Jamieson  &  Mitchell,  wholesale  tea,  coffee,   and  wine  mer- 
chants, 34  and  36  Netherkirkgate 

Alex,   drill-master  (Gordon's  Hospital),  and  teacher  of 

broadsword  and  calisthenic  exercises,   34,   Back 
wynd 

George  (of  J.  &  M.),  33  Dee  street 

......  George  jeweller  and  silversmith,  and  watchmaker  to  the 

Queen,  107  Union  street,  h.  3  West  Craibstone 
street 

James  (late  J.  Fraser  &  Co.),  family  grocer  and  wine 

merchant,    221  Union  street,  and  1,  2  and  3  Dee 
street,  h.  54  Dee  street 

, James,  plumber  and  gas-fitter,  33  Guestrow 

James,  mason,  Bank  street,  Ferryhill 

John,  ship  and  insurance  broker,  end  commission  mer- 
chant, 56  Marischal  street,  h.  12  Albyn  place 

John,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  70  Commerce  street 

Lewis,  grocer,  93  Causewayend 

Peter,  harness  composition  manufacturer,  20  St  Nicho- 
las lane,  h.  9  South  College  street 

Eobert,  M.D.,  superintendent  (Royal  Lunatic  Asylum), 

h.  Clerkseat,  Asylum  grounds 

Thomas,  wright  and  funeral  waiter,  9  Carmelite  street 

Mrs,  midwife  and  sick  nurse,  15  St  Nicholas  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  17  Huntly  street 

Jamson,  Mrs  Captain,  lodgings,  36  Union  street 

Miss,  matron,  Gordon's  Hospital 

Jarvis,  James,  hosier,  3  Charles  street,  h.  8  North  Broadford. 
Jazdowskie,  John,  teacher  and  linguist,  120  Crown  street 
Jenkins,  William,  inspector  of  buildings,  30  Summer  street 
Jessieman,  George,  spirit  dealer,  51  Upper  Denburn 
Miss,  lodgings,  40  Chapel  street 


148  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Jessiman,  Jessie,  spirit  dealer,  24  Castle  street 
Johnstone  &  Laird,  furnishing  tailors,  36  Union  street 

Alexander  (of  Blackness),  23  North  Broadford 

Alexander,  builder,  34  Thistle  street 

Alexander,  broker,  66  Shiprow 

Andrew,  cashier  (Adam  and  Anderson),  11  Kosemount 

place 
David,  agent  for  the  Koyal  Liver  Friendly  Society,  142£ 

George  street 
Fraser  L.,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant,  2  and  4  King 

street,  h.  37  Summer  street 

Geo.,  inspector  of  patrol  (Customs),  48  Commerce  st. 

J.  &  W.,  blacksmiths,  18  Mealmarket  street 

James,  messenger-at-arms,  29  Broad  street 

James,  meal  and  barley  miller,  Leggart  mills,  Bridge  of 

Dee 

John,  druggist,  1  Crown  court,  411  Union  street 

John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  86,  h.  88  Upper  Denburn 

John  H.,  embroidery  designer  and  printer,  197  Union 

street,  h.  76  Chapel  street 

John,  shoemaker,  67  Windmill  brae 

John  (H.  M.  Customs),  7  Huntly  street 

Eobert,  bookseller  and  stationer,  4  Belmont  street 

Robert,  merchant,  25  YorK  place,  h.  3  Golden  square 

Wm.  (of  Johnstone  and  Laird),  1  Netherkirkgate 

Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Henderson's  court,  91  Gallowgate 

Miss,  teacher  (John  Knox's  schools),  11  Kosemount  pi. 

Miss,  dressmaker,  1  Kingsland  place 

Jolly,  Isaac,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant,   114  George  st., 

h.  33  Charlotte  street 

Wm.,  printer  (Journal  Office),  18  Mary  well  street 

Jean,  poultry  shop,  6  Crown  street 

Misses,  dressmakers,  136  George  street 

Jopp  and  Shand,  advocates,  Jopp's  court,  31  Gallowgate 

Alexander  (of  Jopp  and  Shand),  Elmhill 

Andrew,  advocate,  31  Gallowgate 

Keith,  (of  W.  and  K.  Jopp),  12  Bon-accord  square 

W.  and  K.,  wine  and  spirit  merchants,  13  Market  st. 

Wm.  (of  W.  and  K.  Jopp),  31  Gallowgate 

Mrs  Andrew,  31  Gallowgate 

Joss  and  Bonner,  brokers,  13  Hardweird,  Upper  Denburn 

Charles,  tailor,  91  Skene  street 

James,  shipmaster,  4  Castle  lane 

John,  leather  merchant,  16  Castle  street 

Patrick,  agent  (A.  and  F.  Manuelle),  41  Guestrow 

Wm.,  clerk  (of  J.  and  B.)  13   Hardweird,  Upper  Den- 
burn 
r Mrs,  provision  merchant,  53  Loch  street,  h.  5  Charlotte 

street 


CITY  OF  ABERDEEN.  149 

Joss,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  176  West  North  street 
Justice,  James  N.,  foreman  (D.  Roberts),  13  Loch  street 

Mrs,  69  Bon-accord  street 

Mills,  Wellington  place 

KAY,  Wm.,  shipmaster,  4  Hanover  street 

Mrs,  30  Thistle  street 

Keating  and  Co.,  clothiers  and  outfitters,  26  Union  street  and 
2  St.  Catherine's  wynd 

Keddie,  Alex.,  teacher  (West  Parish  school),  67  Bon-accord 
street 

Keen,  James,  broker,  21  Causewayend 

Miss,  milliner,  118  Skene  street 

Keith  and  Gibb,  lithographers,  engravers,  and  ornamental 
printers,  15  Union  buildings 

Alexander  (of  K.  and  G.),  4  Rosemount  terrace 

James,  druggist,  8,  A.  10  Union  place 

James,  clerk  (A.  M'Donald),  10  Bon-accord  lane 

John  (of  Pratt  and  Keith),  36  Bon-accord  terrace 

- John,  merchant  tailor,  6  Netherkirkgate,  h.  1  Guest- 
row 

John,  secretary  (T.  and  C.  Bank),  141  Crown  street 

Peter,  carter,  HMounthooly 

Wm.,   M.D.,  surgeon  to  the  Royal  Infirmary,  and  lec- 
turer on  Clinical  Surgery,  257  Union  street 

George  D.,  clerk  (Adamson  &  Home),  25  Marischal 

street 

Wm.,  slater  and  slate  merchant,  24  Union  row,  and  24 

Summer  street 

■. Wm.,jun.,enammelled  slate  and  polished  Granite  work, 

187  King  street,  7i.  I  Roslin  terrace 

Wm.  T.  (of  W.  T.  K.  and  Co.),  27  Blackfriars  street 

Wm.  T.  &  Co.,  booksellers  and  stationers,  16  Union 

street,  17  Huxter  row,  and  22  Market  buildings 

Mrs  James,  101  Crown  street 

Mrs,  (lodgings),  10  Bon-accord  lane 

Mrs,  milliner  and  straw  bonnet  maker,  34  Union  terrace 

Mrs,   hardware  merchant,   18  Market  gallery,  h.   84 

Shiprow 

Misses,  dressmakers  and  milliners,  7.  Crown  street 

Kellas,  James  F.,  secretary  and  clerk,  Local  Marine  Board, 
28  Quay 

Kelman,  John,  cooper,  151  Gallowgate  v 

Wm.,  tailor,  5  Blairton  lane 

Miss,  lodgings,  124  George  street 

Kelly,  John,  Hillside  foot  post,  25  St.  Andrews  street 

Kemp,  Alex.  (St.  Nicholas  hotel),  9  St.  Nicholas  street 

......  -David,  watchmaker,  10  Market  gallery,  h.  4  Mutton 

brae  k,  J 

N 


150  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Kemp,  Robert,  grain  merchant,  and  tacksman  of  the  Ferryhill 
meal,  barley,  and  flour  mills ;  office,  59  and  60 
Castle  street,  h.  155  Crown  street,  and  Millbank 
cottage,  Murtle 

Mrs,  lodgings,  86|-  Crown  street 

, Mrs  Francis,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  60  Skene  square 

Kempt,  Irvine,  secretary,  (S.  N.  E.  R.  Co.,  Guild  street),  132 
Crown  street 

Kenn,  Miss,  15  Huntly  street 

Kennedy  and  Fraser,  advocates,  42  Castle  street 

David  H.,  advocate  (of  Kennedy  and  Fraser)  22  Bon- 
accord  terrace 

James  J.,  merchant  and  agent,  Market  street,  h.  79 

Crown  street 

Mrs,  sick  nurse,  36  Union  terrace 

Kent  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co.  ;  W.  P.  Booth,  agent,  20 
Marischal  street 

Kerr  &  Bowman,  carvers,  gilders,  and  printsellers,  179  Union 
street 

&  Grant,  painters,  glaziers,  &  paperhangers,  15  School- 
hill 

David,  M.D.,  lecturer  on  surgery  to  the  University  and 

King's  College),  9  Union  place 

George  (of  Kerr  and  Bowman),  3  Henry  place,  White- 
house  street 

James,  painter  (of  K.  &  G.),  31  Woolmanhill 

James,  flesher,  13  Langstane  place 

John,  Holburn  place 

Wm.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  222  George  street,  h.  86 

John  street 

Miss  M.,  teacher,  16  Guestrow 

Miss,  dressmaker,  25  Schoolhill 

Kidd,  J.  Simpson,  teacher  (East  parish  school,  St.  Paul  street) 
3  Kingsland  place 

Thomas  A.,  tinplate  worker,  55  Quay 

Wm.,  spirit  dealer,  5  Commerce  street 

Kilgour  and  Taylor,  tobacconists,  34  Queen  street 

Alex.,  M.D.,  158  Union  street 

Miss,  22  Union  place 

Kiloh,  George,  night  watchman,  101  Wales  street 

William,  clerk,  10  Carmelite  street 

Miss,  Cuparstone  place 

King,  Arthur  and  Co.,  printers  (Free  Press  Office),  Concert 
court,  Broad  street 

Arthur  (of  A.  King  &  Co.),  3  Ann  place 

George  &  Robert,  booksellers  and  stationers  ;    Depose 

tory  of  the  Bible  Society,  28  St  Nicholas  street 

Geo.  of  (G.  and  R.  K.),  19  Carden  place 

.4....  Geo.  Tertius,  20  North  Silver  street 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  151 

King,  Mrs,  lodgings,  36  Union  street 
.......  Mrs,  provision  seller,  1  Albion  street 

Mrs,  coffee  rooms,  55  Basement  floor,  Market 

Miss,  lodgings,  108  King  street 

Kinghorn,  James,  linen  and  woollen  draper,  192   George 

street,  h.  2  Mary  place 
Kinneard,  William,  gardener,  Outseats,  Pitmuxton 
Kirkland,  Mrs,  12  North  Silver  street 
Knight  and  Craib,  saddlers,  43  Queen  street 

George,  clerk  (A.  Cowie  and  Co.),  1  Exchequer  place 

James,  coal  merchant,  8  Trinity  quay,  h.  5  Schoolhill 

. Wm.,  architect  and  surveyor,  104  King  street 

......  Miss,  dressmaker,  5  Schoolhill 

Misses,  Spring-bank  street 

Knowles,    Alex.  F.,  clerk  (G.  Thompson,  jun.,  &   Co.),   7 

Black's  buildings 

.  George,  engineer,  65  Park  street 

James,  butcher,  5  Skene  street,  h.  9  Denburn  terrace 

Thos.,  flesher,  7,  8,  and  9  Market  hall,  h.  1  Little  Wales 

street 
......  Thomas,  jun.,  flesher,  6  Market  hall 

.....   Mrs,  1  Langstane  place 

Mrs,  provision  seller,  77  Queen  street 

. Misses,  teachers,  37  Marischal  street 

Knox,  Arthur,  cabinetmaker,  Windmillbrae,  h.  51  Bon-accord 

'  street 
......  David,  wholesale  ironmonger,  56  and  58  Gallowgate, h. 

1 10  Crown  street 
......  George  H.,  printer,  156  George  street 

Wm.,  grain  merchant,  83  George  street,  h.  Mount  St.. 

Eosemount 

Ann  and  Margaret,  grocers,  112  King  street 

......  Mrs  George,  259  George  street 

......   Mrs  J.  M.,  23  Mary  well  street 

......  Mrs,  teacher,  84  Skene  square 

Kyd,  David,  writer,  84  King  street,  h.  69  Crown  street 

James,  road  surveyor,  Rubislaw 

Kynoch,  John,  teller  (N.  of  S.  bank),  87  Bon-accord  street 

LAER,  E.  W.  Von,  Millburn  cottage,  Dee  village 

Lafferty,  Robert,  beadle  (Gallowgate  Mission),  Reid's  place, 

144  Gallowgate 
Laing  and  Melvin,  coachbuilders  to   Her  Majesty,  4  and  8 

Bon-accord  street 

Alexander  (of  Laing  and  Melvin),  142  Skene  street 

Alex.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  89  John  street 

David,  day  patrol,  8  John  street 

James,  mason,  32  Summer  street 

James,  skinner,  38,  h.  63  George  street 


152  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Laing,  James,  ironmonger,  blacksmith,  and  bellhanger,  121 

Union  street,  and  52  Green ;    workshop,  foot  of 

Windmill  brae,  h.  32  Albyn  place 

James,  hairdresser,  16  Windmill  brae 

Robert,  shoemaker,  176  George  street 

Robert,  criminal  officer,  108  John  street 

Thomas,  chemist  and  druggist,  51  Woolmanhill 

Wm.,  M.D.,  7  Golden  square 

Wm.,  blacksmith,  heel  and  toe  plate  maker,  18  Cathe- 
rine street,  h.  64  Causewayend 

Mrs  (lodgings),  5  Schoolhill 

Mrs,  Balmoral  place,  Holburn  road 

Laird,  Daniel  (of  Johnston  and  Laird,  25  Bon-accord  street 
Lakin,  Francis  H.  (of  Wood  and  Co.),  211  Union  street 
Lamb,  Alexander,  plumber  and  brassfounder,  48  John  street,. 

h.  184  George  street 
James,  innkeeper  and  grocer,  Margaret's  place,  Ruth,- 

rieston 

John,  photographer,  191,  h.  232  George  street 

Robert,  shore  porter,  6  Castle  brae 

Mrs  (lodgings),  21  North  Silver  street 

Lamond,  Charles,  clerk  (S.  N.  E.  R.  Co.),  Printfield 
Lamont,  D.,  surveyor  of  taxes,  201  Union  street 
Langlands,  Robert,  provision  dealer,  187  Gallowgate 
Latter,  Richard,  professor  of  music,  53  Union  place 
Laurie,  Thomas  (late  of  J.   Abernethy  and  Co.),  Craiglug 

cottage,  Ferryhill 
William,  bookbinder  and  stationer,  M'Cumbie's  court, 

50£  Union  street,  h.  5  Prospect  terrace,  Ferryhill 

Mrs  William,  29  Ferryhill  place 

Miss,  5  Prospect  terrace,  Ferryhill 

Miss,  teacher,  31  Diamond  street 

Law,  Christopher,  3  St.  Clement's  lane 

George,  shipmaster,  45  Frederick  street 

John,  baker,  60  Shiprow,  h.  3  Affleck  street 

Samuel,  shoemaker,  122  Skene  street 

Mrs,  lodging,  31  Charlotte  street 

Misses,  33  Shiprow 

Miss  Barbara,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  8  Wellington 

place 
Lawrence,  Joseph,  tailor    and  funeral  waiter,  officer  (Free 

East  Church)  13  Blackfriars  street 

Miss,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  27  Dee  street 

Laws,  Robert,  foreman  ( A.  &  W.  Ogilvie's),  48  Summer  street 
Lawson,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  44,  h.  46  Netherkirkgate 

Daniel,  shipmaster,  99  Wales  street 

James,  warehouseman,  67  Union  street,  7i.  3  Farquhar 

place 
......   Wm.,  gardener,  Ferryhill  house 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  153 

Leaper,  Joseph,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  58  College  street 
Leask,  Alex,  and  Co.,  bullion  dealers,  38  Marischal  street 
James,  advocate,  16  King  street,  h.  Seabank  Old  Aber- 
deen 
- John,  registrar  of  births,  deaths,  and  marriages  for  the 

parish  of  Old  Machar,  1£  Upper  Denburn,  £.15 

High  street,  Old  Aberdeen 

Mrs,  fish  dealer,  Basement  floor,  Market 

Leckie,  Andrew,  engineer  (Thomson,  Hall,  Catto,  &  Co.),  27 

York  place ' 
Ledingham,  Alex.,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  42£,  h.  75 

Chapel  street 

A.  W.,  collector  (G.  L.  Co.),  170  Skene  street  west 

......  James,  A.M.,  teacher,  house  and  academy,  12  Correc- 
tion wynd 

- Mrs  Wm.,  170  Skene  street  west 

......  Miss,  teacher  of  pianoforte  and  singing,  12  Correction 

wynd 
Leeds  and  Yorkshire  Assurance  Co. ;  agent,  Joseph  T.  Wil- 

lett 
Lee,  Rev.  Frederick  G.,  F.S.A.   (incumbent  of  St  John's), 

Fountain  hall 
Lees,  James,  dockmaster,  43  Commerce  street 
Leffen,  Mrs  H.,  hotel  and  lodgings,  10  Adelphi  court,  Union 

street 
Legg,  James,  tinsmith,  48  Netherkirkgate,  h.  above  shop 

John,  stonecutter,  Windmill  brae,  h.  4  Summer  street 

William,  tinsmith,  95  Queen  street 

Leighton,  James,  feuar,  11  Charles  street 

Leiper,  James,  grocer,  108  Chapel  street 

Leith,  Misses  (of  Freefield)  46  Skene  terrace 

Lemon  Tree  Tavern  ;  P.  Machray,  7  Huxter  row 

Lendrum  and  Thomson,  silk  mercers  and  general  drapers, 

145  Union  street 
......  John  (of  Lendrum  and  Thomson)  Ogg's  cottage,  Hol- 

burn  street 
Lennie,  Alex.,  shoemaker  and  principal  beadle  (Free  Trinity 

Church)  14  Kidd  lane 
Leslie  and  Maule,  booksellers  and  stationers,  98  Union  street 
Alexander,  raessenger-at-arms,  12   Huxter  row,  h.  51 

Queen  street 

Alexander  (of  Leslie  and  Maule)  130  Union  street 

Alexander,  35  Bon-accord  terrace,  and  Birkwood,  by 

Banchory 

Alexander,  moulder,  8  Bank  street 

Andrew,  commercial  traveller  (A.  Skene,  tea  merchant) 

76  Chapel  street 

George,  shipowner,  11  Quay,  h.  146  Crown  street 

George,  spirit  dealer,  8  Justice  street 

n  2 


154  GENERAL   DIRECTORY. 

Leslie,  George,  shipwright  (A.  Duthie  and  Co.),  11  Union 

buildings 

George  (of  Morison  and  Leslie),  59  Marischal  street 

G.  C.  (of  J.  L.  and  Son)  1  Caroline  place 

James,  engineer  (Gas  works)  23  Constitution  street 

James,  shoemaker,  18  Sehoolhill,  h.  18  Loch  street 

James  shipmaster,  38  St  Clement  street 

James,  shipowner,  11  Quay,  h.  146  Crown  street 

John  and  Son,  manufacturers,  40  Woolmanhill,  h.  263 

George  street 
John  Grant,  sheriff-clerk  depute,  and  depute  clerk  of 

the  peace,  Eecord  buildings,  27  King  street,  h.  7 1 

Dee  street 

John,  shipmaster  (Rover)  61  Wales  street 

John,  bootmaker,  8,  h.  10  Queen  street 

John,  late  millwright,  16  Huxter  row 

Wm.,  surgeon,  10  Golden  square 

Wm.,  architect  and  builder,  123J  Union  street,  h.  28 

Albyn  place 
W.  &  W.,  grocers,  tea  and  spirit  dealers,  39  and  4i 

West  North  street,  h.  above  shop 

Mrs,  sen.  (of  Warthill)  33  Bon-accord  terrace 

Mrs,  13  Albert  street 

Mrs,  130  Union  street 

Mrs,  61  Park  street 

Miss,  2  Dee  place 

Miss,  lodgings,  20  Union  row 

Miss,  milliner,  16  Virginia  street 

Misses  (Powis)  Berrybank 

Misses,  Canal  road  villa,  Causeway  end 

Lethbridge,  Geo.,  clerk  (B.  of  S.)  104  King  street 

Levie,  Alex.,  shipmaster  (Enchanter)  39  Bon-accord  street 

Mrs,  73  Wales  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Marischal  street 

Mrs,  teacher,  6  Garvock  street 

Mrs,  teacher,  13  Commerce  street 

Leys,  Mrs,  fish  dealer,  Basement  floor,  Market 
Liddle,  George,  shipmaster,  83  Waterloo  quay 
Ligertwood,  John  and  Robert,  advocates  and  notaries  public^ 

treasurers  of  the  Spalding  Club,  and  secretaries 

and  treasurers  of  the  Royal  Northern  Agricultural 
Society,  89  Union  street 

John  (of  J.  &  R.  L.)  26  Bon-accord  terrace 

Robt.,  (of  J.  &  R.  L.)  114  Crown  street 

Wm.,  master  shipwright,  34  York  street 

Wm.  L.,  builder,  75  Hutcheon  street 

, Mrs  (of  Logierieve)  17  Albert  street 

Mrs  James,  32  Thistle  street 

.....  Mrs  Peter,  41  York  street 


CITY   OP  ABERDEEN.  155 

Lindsay,  Alexander,  furniture  dealer,  36  Gallowgate 

Kobert,  principal  porter,  goods  department  (S.  N.  E. 

K.  Co.)  2  Bank  street 

Roger,  80  George  street 

Wm.,  bookseller,  stationer,  and  newspaper  agent,  62, 

h.  55  Gallowgate 

......  Mrs,  lodgings,  31  Huntly  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  13  Black's  buildings 

Linklater,  Alex.,  shipmaster,  62  Virginia  street 

Andrew,  shipmaster  (Agricola)  62  Virginia  street 

James,  shipmaster,  4  Hanover  street 

Miss,  milliner,  110  King  street 

Linton,  Alex.,  surgeon,  R.N.,  266  George  street    . 

Lister,  Miss  F.,  teacher  of  music,  60  Queen  street 

Littlejohn  and  Green,  wholesale  and  retail  tea  dealers  and 
grocers,  39  Green 

James,  ladies'  outfitting  warehouse,  150  Union  street ; 

wholesale  warehouse,  115  Union  street,  h.  Gor- 
dondale,  Stocket 

James  (of  L   and  G.)  47  Schoolhill 

James,  spirit  dealer,  18  Gordon  street 

Wm.,  cashier  (Aberdeen  Town  and  County  Bank)  h. 

91  Union  street 

Liverpool  and  London  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Company  ; 
John  Sheed,  agent,  44  Marischal  street 

Livingston,  Francis,  spirit  dealer,  88  Loch  street 

John,  fish  dealer,  Basement  floor,  Market,  h.  11  Eennie's 

wynd 

Peter,  city  missionary,  34  Park  street 

Mrs  Dr.,  Nellfield  house,  Cuparstone 

Lizars,  A.  Jardine,  M.D.,  professor  of  Anatomy,  Marischal 
College,  h.  Cults 

Lloyd's  agent,  James  Aitken,  jun.,  57  Marischal  street 

Lobban,  Wm.,  pattern  maker  (Blaikie  Brothers)  43  Consti- 
tution street 

Lockhart  &  Salmond,  confectioners,  92  Union  street ;  whole- 
sale warehouse,  finger  beer,  lemonade,  and  soda 
water  manufactory,  2  Little  Belmont  street 

James  (of  Lockhart  and  Salmond)  14  Back  wynd 

Logan  and  Co.  (from  John  Broad  wood  and  Sons,  London), 
pianoforte  makers  and  music  sellers,  130  Union 
street ;  workshop,  Spring-garden  factory 

David  (from  John  Broad  wood  and  Sons,  London)  piano- 
forte tuner,  regulator  and  dealer,  74  St.  Andrew 
street 

London  Printing  and  Publishing  Co.,  2|  Broad  street;  Jos. 
Maitland,  manager 

» Union  Assurance  Fire  Offices  and  Annuities;  J.  andG. 

Collie,  advocates,  38  Castle  street 


156  GENERAL    DIRECTORY, 

Longmuir,  James,  shipmaster,  2  Bannermill  street 

Rev.  John,  A.M.,  LL.D.,  (Free  Mariners' Church),  15 

East  North  street 

John,  foreman  blacksmith  (Walter  Hood  and  Co.),  5 

Fish  street 

Mrs  John,  53  Victoria  street  west 

Lonie,  David,  furnishing  tailor,  77  Gallowgate 

James,  night  sergeant,  54  Gerrard  street 

Louden,  Mrs  (City  Hotel),  21  St.  Nicholas  street 

Miss,  14  Bon-accord  street 

Lovie,  Mrs,  41  Victoria  street  west 

Low  and  Chalmers,  builders,  40  Whitehouse  street 

Alex.  (Milne,  Low,  and  Co.)  31  Union  place 

Gavin  (of  Low  and  Chalmers)  40  Whitehouse  street 

James  and  Co.,  saddlers,  45  h.  60  Queen  street 

James,  tailor  and  general  outfitter,  10  Regent  quay 

Wm.,  miller  and  grain  merchant.  Upper  Justice  Mills 

Mrs,  grocer,  40  West  North  street 

Mrs  James,  40  Union  terrace 

Mrs  Horatio,  74  Wales  street 

Mrs,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  crape  and  lace  dressed 

and  dyed,  13  Blackfriars  street 

Mrs,  provision  dealer,  104  Chapel  street 

Lower  Buxburn  Mill   Warehouse,  72  George  street,  Alex. 

Davidson 
Lucas,  James,  pavier  and  contractor,  128  George  street 
Lumsden  and  Ewan,  wood  merchants,  opposite  222  George 
street,  h.  10  Gilcomstone  brae 

and  Gibson,  family  grocers  and  wine  merchants,  123 

Union  street 

and  Robertson,  advocates,  3  Union  terrace 

Henry  S.  (of  Lumsden  and  Gibson),  75  Crown  street 

Rev.  James,  professor  of  theology  (Free  Church  Col- 
lege) 159  Crown  street 

James  and  Co.,  clothiers,  155  Union  street  Bridge 

John  and  Co.,  family  grocers,  wine  and  brandy  mer- 
chants, 95  Union  street 

William,    merchant,   58    Union    street,    h.    Eastbank, 

Fonthill 

Mrs  James,  75  Crown  street 

Mrs  Johu  T.,  36  Union  place 

Miss,  24  Victoria  street  west 

Misses,  Deemouth,  South  College  street 

Lunan,  James,  cooper,  77  Broad  street 

John,  bookseller  and  stationer,  33,  h.  38  St  Nicholas  st. 

John,  wright,  and  messenger  to  the  wright  and  cooper 

trade,  77  Broad  street 

Marianus,  cooper,  77  Broad  street 

William,  accountant  (S.  N.  E>  Railway)  2  Ferry  hill. 

place 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  157 

Lyall,  David  (of  George  Lyall  and  Co.),  97  Union  street 

George  (of  George  Lyall  and  Co.)  97  Union  street 

George  and  Co.,  silk  mercers  to  the  Queen,  99  Union  st. 

Kobert,  blacksmith,  19Huxterrow 

R.  W.  (of  Hay  and  Lyall),  9  Springbank  terrace 

Lyell,  Alexander  (Customs)  28  Crown  street 

John,  register  grate,  stove,  and  gunmaker,  128  Union 

street,  manufacturing  house,  Back  wynd,  h.  2I£ 
Union  terrace 

Lynch,  Neil,  steward,  Northern  Club,  1  Union  terrace 

Lyon,  Alexander,  cattle  and  hide  salesman,  and  glue  manu- 
facturer, 198  George  st.,  h.  80  Bon-accord  street 

John,  shipmaster,  7  Garvock  street 

John,  spirit  dealer,  79  Waterloo  quay 

Wm.,  grocer,  1  Waverley  place 

..v...  Mrs,  35  Netherkirkgate 

Miss,  white  seamstress,  30  Summer  street 

M'ADAM,  William,  brewer  (Wallace  Brothers)  Holburn  st. 

M'Alister,  D.,  book  agent,  61  St.  Nicholas  street 

M'Aulay,  James,  inspector  of  taxes,  201  Union  street,  h.  40 

Union  place 
M'Bain,  George,  baker,  62,  h.  55  Schoolhill 

James,  Duncan  cottage,  Leslie  place 

William,  spirit  dealer,  46  Green,  h.  King  street  road 

M'Bean,  Donald,  furnishing  tailor,  Trinity  Manse,  Market 

street 
Daniel,  Inland  Revenue  office,  Ruthven  cottage,  Rutfi- 

rieston 
M'Beath,  Peter,  shipmaster,  20  Marywell  street 
Mrs,  register  office  for  engaging  servants,  56  Broad  st. 

and  2  Longacre 

Mrs,  flesher,  5  Basement  floor,  Market 

M'Bey,  Alexander,  cattle  dealer,  25  John  street  &  21  Jopp's 

lane 
M'Callum,  James,  31  Frederick  street 

William,  locker  (Customs),  20  St.  Clement's  street 

McCarthy,  Eugene,  spirit  dealer,  25  Park  lane 

M'Combie,  James  Boyn,  advocate  (of  Murray  and  M'Combie), 

4  Albyn  place 
Thomas  and  Co.,  tobacco  and  snuff  manufacturers,  and 

wholesale  tea  merchants,  29  Queen  street 
....  William,  editor  (Free  Press),  2  Mount  street 

Mrs  Peter,  7  Charlotte  street 

M'Condach,  Harry,  grain  dealer,  Holburn  street 

Harry,  jun.,  Holburn  street 

John,  railway  contractor,  Millburn  street 

Miss  teacher  (Free  John  Knox  school),  4  Black's  build- 
ings 


158  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

M'Conachie,  G.  C,  teacher  of  writing,  115  Union  street,  k. 
2  Union  place 

George,  waiter,  7  Gaelic  lane 

M'Courtie,  George  Walker,  residenter,  8  John  street 
M'Donald,  Alexander,  advocate,  83  Union   street,  h.  17  Kose 

street 
Alexander,  stonecutter,  builder,  &c,  east  end  of  Con- 
stitution street,  h.  7  Bon-accord  square 

Alexander,  sailraaker,  54  Wellington  street 

Bernard,  pavior  and  contractor,  36  Bon-accord  street 

Charles,  spirit  dealer,  16$  Gallowgate 

David,  late  manager  (Banner mill),  8  Carden  place 

David^  hide  and  leather  factor,  113  George  street  and 

31  St  Andrew  street,  h.  Marine  villa,   South  Con- 
stitution street 

George  W.,  booking  clerk  (S.  N.  E.  E.  Co.),  4  Black's 

buildings 

James,  teacher  (Union  Free  Church  School),  1 24  George 

street 

James,  Inland  Eevenue,  2  Park  place 

James,  jun.,  cabinet  maker,  31    Castle  street,  h.   48 

Longacre 

James,  porter,  10  Carmelite  street 

.....  John,  confectioner,  37  Basement  floor,   Market,  h,  20 
Trinity  street 

John,  late  merchant,  12  North  Broadford 

Peter,  spirit  dealer,  51  East  North  street,  h.  4  South 

Constitution  street 

Peter,  furnishing  tailor,  58  Queen  street 

Eoderick,  carter  and  feuar,  8  Charles  street 

Isabella,  spirit  dealer,  18  West  North  street 

Mrs  Alex..  7  Bon-accord  square 

Mrs,  1  Union  place 

Mrs,  lodgings,  9  Diamond  street 

Mrs  George,  lodgings,  37  Marischal  street 

Mrs  George,  innkeeper,  13  Harriet  street 

Mrs,  flesher,  36  Basement  floor,  Market,  h.  2  Carmelite 

lane 

Miss,  dressmaker,  9  Diamond  street 

Miss,  lodgings,  168  George  street 

Miss,  stay  and  corset  maker,  53  Queen  street 

M'Dougal,  Mrs,  provision  seller,  46  West  North  street 
M'Gillivray,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  7  Exchequer  row 

John,  hairdresser,  242,  h.  247  George  street 

John,  hotel  keeper,  9  St  Nicholas  lane 

Mrs,  eating  house,  4  Exchequer  row 

M'Gilvray,  Rev.  Walter,  D.D.  (Free  Gilcomston  Church),  9 

North  Silver  street 
M'Gregor,  and  Shand,  slaters,  5  Upperkirkgate 


CITY   OF  ABERDEEN.  159 

McGregor,  Alex.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  57  Guestrow,  h.  2 

Barnett's  close 

David,  dyer,  34  George  street 

.....    James,  chemist  and  druggist,  87  King  street 

James,  writer  (Adam  and  Anderson),  75  Union  street 

John,  125  Skene  street 

John,  dyer,  26,  h.  28  George  street 

......  Miss  Margaret,  milliner,  and  dressmaker,  50  Skene  sq, 

MGrigor,  Charles,  hosier  and  girth  manufacturer,  5  Justice 

street,  h.  1  Chapel  court,  Justice  street 
......  Mrs  John,  15  Crown  street 

Mrs,  1  St  Clement  street 

Miss  Margaret,  hosier,  1  Justice  street 

Miss,  lodgings,  220  George  street 

M'Guffie,  Thomas,  letter  carrier,  Abbey  place,  46  Shiprow 
M'Hardy,  David,   bell-hanger,  smith,  and  ironmonger,   54 

Netherkirkgate 
John,  general  smith  and  bell-hanger,  and  inspector  of 

weights,  15,  h.  17  Back  wynd 

, John,  jun.,  smith,  \Q  Back  wynd 

John,  blacksmith  and  ironmonger,  24  Netherkirkgate, 

and  50  and  57  Market  gallery 
Kobert  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  188  West  North 

street 

Mrs  Charles,  8  St  Nicholas  street 

, Mrs  George,  lodgings,  6  Broad  street 

M'Hattie,  James,  house  carpenter,  32  Jopp'slane,  h.  opposite 
Mcintosh,  Angus,  night  patrol,  61    Loch  street 

Daniel,  flesher,  72  Hutcheon  street 

.....  George,  foreman  ( W.  Fraser,  57  Union  street),  24  Dee 

street 
John  (of  Gerard  &  M'Intosh),  Lower  Middlefield,  Wood- 
side 
J.  C,  (A.  Pirie  &  Sons,  20  Adelphi  court),  27  Marywell 

street 

Wm.,  wire  worker,  75  George  street,  h.  33  Loch  st. 

Mrs,  lodging,  36  Union  street 

Mrs,  midwife,  68  Cause wayend 

Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  34  and  36  Loch  street 

Mrs,  broker,  14  Hutcheon  street 

M'Kann,  John,  broker,  38  Lodge  walk 

M'Kay,  Alex.,  innkeeper  (Steam  Yacht  hotel),  New  pier 

Alexander,  shipmaster,  4  Castle  lane 

Alexander,  cabinet  maker,  15,  workshop  6,  h.  13Upper- 

kirkgate 

. Charles,  grocer  and  provision  dealer,  70  Cause  way  end 

p......   Geo.  boot  and  shoemaker,  and  leather  cutter,  18  Gal- 

lowgate,  h.  49  St  Andrew  street 
, Geo.  hairdresser,  2  Commerce  street,  h.  84  Waterloo 

quay 


160  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

M'Kay,  George,  slater,  93  Green 

James,  innkeeper,  79  Windmill  brae,  top  of  Crown  st. 

James,  spirit  dealer,  84  Waterloo  quay 

James,  hosier  and  stay  manufacturer,  57  Queen  street 

John,  spirit  dealer,  17  Justice  street 

Rev.  John  (Associate  Synod,  Skene  terrace),  26  Skene 

terrace 
Robert,  rope  and  twine  manufacturer,  and  spirit  dealer 

12  Shiprow 

Wm.,  tailor,  Wellington  road 

Mrs,  Littlejohn  st.  Tavern,  10  Littlejohn  street 

Mrs,  matron,  Blind  Asylum,  50  Huntly  street 

M'Keaig,  James,  Caledonian  hotel,  62  Castle  street 
M'Kechnie,  Allan,  shipmaster,  5  Bank  street  Ferryhill 
M'Kenna,  Francis,  cutler,  126  Gallowgate 
M'Kenzie,  Alex,  and  Co.,  tailors  and  clothiers,  Exchange  ct., 

Union  street 

Alexander,  currier,  13  Denburn  terrace 

Alexander,  broker,  60  East  North  street 

Alexander,  late  manufacturer,  37  Skene  square 

Daniel,  house  agent,  284  George  street 

Donald,  gardener,  Devanha  house 

......  George,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  boot  and  shoemaker, 

35,  h.  36  Eegent  quay 

George,  20  Eosemount  place 

James,  porter  (Northern  Steam  Navigation  Co.),   72 

Loch  street 

James,  baker,  6Q  and  68  Queen  street 

James,  draper  (H.  Cooper  and  Co.)  49  Victoria  street 

John  R.,  architect  (of  A.  and  W.  R.  and  M'K.),  2  West 

Craibstone  street 

John,  stoneware  merchant,  19  Gallowgate 

Malcolm  (of  Friendville),  2  West  Craibstone  street 

Wm.  Clerk,  48  King  street 

Mrs  G.,  lodgings,  49  Gallowgate 

Mrs  (late  of  "Skene),  3  Bloomfield,  Holburn  road 

.....   Mrs  (lodgings),  35  Guestrow 

Mrs,  33  Summer  street 

Mrs,  22  Rosemount  place 

Miss  (late  of  Ruthrieston),  29  Castle  street 

Miss  of  Ord,  27  Thistle  street 

Miss,  dress  and  bonnet  maker,  35  Guestrow 

M'Kerrow,  Rev.  James,  B.  A.,  86  Bon-accord  street 
M'Kesser,  John,  Ashvale  cottage,  Cuparstone  place 
M'Killiam,  B.  and  W.,  confectioners  to  the  Queen,  54  Broad 

street 

Basil  (of  B.  and  W.  M'Killiam),  44  Victoria  street  west 

• James,  clerk,  Bon-accord  Livery  stables,  h.  24  School- 
hill 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  161 

M'Killiam,  Kobert,  pastrycook,  28  Uuion  street,  and  38  Up- 

perkirkgate,  h.  Crescent  cottage,  Spittal  road 
M'Kinnon,  John,  coach  painter,  41  Victoria  street  west 
.  Laehlan,  advocate;  office,  Spring-garden  iron  works,  h. 

19  Albert  street 
Laehlan,  jun.,  advocate,  agent  for  Scottish  Provident 

Institution,  233  Union  street 
Wm.,  and  Co.,  iron    merchants,    founders,  and  bone 

manure  manufacturers  ;  foundry  and  bone  mill,  20 

Spring-garden 

Wm.,  late  iron  merchant,  19  Albert  street 

Miss,  121  Crown  street 

M'Kirdy,  John,  watch  and  clockmaker,  26  Woolmanhill 
M'Kissock,   M.,  draper,  16  and   17   Market  gallery,  h.  13 

Longacre 
M'Laren,  James,  late  collecter  (Inland  Revenue),  53  School- 
hill 
John,  commission    merchant,  15  Queen  street,  h.  51 

Schoolhill 

Wm,  M.D  ,53  Schoolhill 

M'Lauchlan,  John,  coal,  ship  broker,  and  shipowner,  1,  h.  3 

James  street 
M'Lean,  Alex.,  shipmaster,  21  Skene  row 
G.  Gordon,    M.D.,  professor   of  Oriental   languages 

(Marischal  College),  144  King  street 

James,  shipmaster,  61  Regent  quay 

.-..,..  John,    superintendent    of   meters;    office,  1    Provost 

Blaikie's  quay,  h.  50  Gallowgate 

Thos.  baker,  7,  h.  9  Dee  street 

.......  Mrs,  grocer,  11  Bon-accord  lane 

M'Leod,  Colin  and  James,  tinsmiths,  52  East  North  street 
.......  Donald,  6  Market  street. 

Malcolm,  governor  of  Old  Machar  Poor-house,  St Machar 

place 

John,  watchmaker  9,  h.  II  Schoolhill 

., Robert,  tinsmith,  Ross's  court,  6  Upperkirkgate 

Simon,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  11  Weigh-house  square, 

k.  1  Exchequer  place 

Mrs  Alex.,  grocer,  33  Summer  lane 

Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  24  Dee  street 

M'Millian,  Rev.  Samuel,  16  Rosemount  place 

M'Naughton,  James,  engineer  (Richards  and  Co.)  83  Skene 

square 
M'Nie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  34  Union  terrace 
M'Phail,  Mrs,  56  Marischal  street 
M'Phee,  Miss,  provision  seller,  55  Queen  street 
M'Pherson,  Alex.,  baker,  65,  h.  63  Green 

James,  stabler,  26  West  North  street 

....  James,  north  mail  guard,  Leffen's  Adelphi  hotel 
0 


162  GENEEAL  DIEECTOEY, 

M'Pherson,  John  and  Co.,  combmakers,  Steps  of  Gilcomston 

John  (of  J.  M'P.  &  Co.),  1  Ann  place,  Back  Stocket  road 

John,  gardener,  Polmuir 

Kenneth,    K.  clearing-house  clerk  (S.  N.  E.  E.),  13 

Carmelite  street 

Mrs  Wm.,  spirit  dealer,  7  Wales  street 

Mrs  Wm.  (lodgings),  2  Crown  terrace 

M'Queen,  Wm.  (late  of  Coast  Guard),  65  Park  street 
M'Rae,  John  (Strathdee  Distillery),  h.  Holburn  street 
M 'Robbie,  Charles,  spirit  dealer,  62  St  Andrew  street 

George,  draper,  35  and  36  Market  Gallery 

George,  feuar,  11  Broadforcl  lane 

James,  flesher,  31  Basement  floor,  Market 

M'Sloy,  John,  fish  dealer,  Basement  floor,  Market,  h.  11  Car- 
melite lane 
M'Taggart,  Donald,  coal  broker  and  commission  agent,  57 

Marischal  street,  h.  Broadford  bank,  Kingsland 

place 
Macaldowie,  P.  &  Co.,  brush  manufacturers,  14  St  Nicholas 

street 
John,  accountant,  5  King  street,   h.   17    Bon-accord 

street 

Robert,  cashier  (Abdn.  Com.  Co.)  131  King  street 

Mrs,  131  King  street 

Mrs  P.,  lodgings,  9  Huntly  street 

Macallan,  Alexander,  18  Victoria  street  west 

Mrs  David,  10  StrawbefHy  bank 

Macandrew,  Daniel  &  Co.,  builders,  asphalt  and  slate  mer- 

-    •     chants,  120  Loch  street 
Daniel,  architect  (ofD.  M.  &  Co.),  Fuschia  bank,  Pit- 

fodels 

Fergus,  cabinetmaker,  48,  h.  46  Loch  street 

Mrs  Colin,  120  Loch  street 

Macbean,  Rev.  J.,  M.A.  (late  Col.  chaplain,  Ceylon),  3  Vic- 
toria place,  Wales  street 
Macbeth,  Jas.,  pianoforte  maker  and  music  seller,  17  Crown 

street,  h.  17  Huntly  street 
Mrs,  flesher,  5  Basement  floor,  Market,  Ji.  14  Carmelite 

street 
Macdonald,  Ewan,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  193  Gallowgate 

John,  tailor,  21  Lodge  walk 

Macfarlane,  Alexander  (Customs),  73  Bon-accord  street 
Macgillivray,   Misses,  boarding  and  day  school,  50  Union 

place 
Macguire,  James,  tailor  and  cloth  merchant,  49  Queen  street 

and  33  Lodge  walk,  h.  51  Queen  street 

Edward,  43  Lodge  walk 

Machray,  Alexander,  superintendent  (House  of  Refuge),  45 

Guestrow 


CITY   OP  ABERDEEN.  163 

Machray,  John  A.,  grocer;  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant,  14 

George  street,  h.  34  Skene  square 
......  Isaac  and  Co.,  importers  of  foreign  wines  and  spirit*?, 

7  Adelphi  court ;   A.  Batten,  agent 

Peter,  Lemon  Tree  hotel,  7  Huxter  row 

Mackay,  Alexander,  shoemaker,  28  Albion  street 

Charles,  printer,  9  Koslin  terrace 

David  M.,  druggist,  1  Exchequer  row,  h.  3,  above  shop 

George  vintner,  51,  h.  49  Guestrow 

......  Hugh,  printer,  95  West  North  street 

......  Jas.  and  Wm.  house  painters  and  paper-hangers,  79 

Queen  street,  k.  83  Green 

James,  bootmaker,  76  Queen  street 

......  James   T.   and   Son,   working  jewellers,   silversmiths, 

and  opticians,  30  St  Nicholas  street,  k.  19  Ferry- 
hill  place 
......  James,  baker,  41  Park  street 

......  Robert,  beadle  (Gaelic  church),  and  funeraMwaiter,  6 

Black's  buildings 
......  Eobert,  clerk,  16  Catherine  street 

Eoderick,  feuar,  39  North  Broaclford 

Miss,  provision  dealer,  21  Huntly  street 

Mackenzie,  James,  commercial  traveller  (Wm.   Shirres  and 

Co.),  6  Prospect  terrace 

Kenneth,  late  collector  (Customs)  Fuschia  bank,  Cults 

.....  William  (late  of  Canada)  21  Rubislaw  terrace 

......  William,  publisher,  61  m  Nicholas  street 

Mackie,  Alex.,  shipmaster  (Florence)  187  George  street 
......  Alexander  M.  (Aberdeen  Union   Club),   16  Mary  well 

street 
......  David  &  Co.,  winsey  and  linen  manufacturer,  10  Lang- 

stane  place 
George  boot  and  shoemaker,  99  George  street,  h.  19 

Harriet  street 

John,  basket  maker,  3  Market  Gallery,  h.  53  Green 

, John,  blockmaker  (W.  Hood  &  Co.),  17  St.  Clement  st. 

Richard,  roper,  42  Park  street 

Mrs,  embroidery  printer,  6  Broad  street 

o.....  Mrs,  lodgings,  19  Marischal  street 

...  ..   Mrs,  bootbinder,  St.  Catherine's  court,  16  Shiprow 

Mrs,  5  Mitchell  place 

Mrs,  sick  nurse,  54  Summer  street 

......   Mrs,  29  Bon-accord  street 

Macklin,  Mrs,  28  Broad  street 

Maclagan,  Mrs  Professor,  Fountainhall 

Maclean,  James,  druggist.  43  Castle  street 

Samuel,  bookseller  and  stationer,  8  Union  street,  h,  22 

Silver  street 
Maclure,  Robert,  LL.D.,  professor  of  humanity  (Marischal 

College),  18  Rubislaw  terrace 


164  GENERAL    DIRECTORY, 

Maconachie,  Robert,  clerk  (Stamps  &  Taxes),   Skene  street 

west 
Wm.,  clerk,  goods  department  (S.  N.  E.  R.  Co.),  14 

Marywell  street 
Macphail,  Rev.  James  C.  (Free  East  Church),  9  Carden  place 
Macquibban,  Charles  M.,  chemist  and  druggist,  28,  h.  26 

Park  street 
Macrobin,  Dr.,  professor  of    Medicine  (Marischal  College) 

Migvie  house,  23  North  Silver  street 
Magdalene  Asylum,  10  Mount  street,  Mrs  Simpson,  superin- 
tendent 
Mail  and  General  Coach  Offices,  59  Union  street 
Main,  David,  shipmaster,  44  York  street 

David,  late  shipmaster,  1  South  College  street 

Mair,  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  69  Crown  street 

Miss,  52 J  Chapel  street 

Maitland,   George,  agent  for  Blackie  and  Son,  publishers^ 

Glasgow ;  John  O'Groat  Journal,  Elgin  Courant, 

and  Scottish  Guardian  newspapers,  40  Broad  st., 

h.  255  George  street 

George,  clerk  (H.  Cooper  &  Co.),  27  North  Broadford 

......  James,  carter,  48  Cause  way  end 

« John,  23  Union  place 

Joseph, ']  manager  (London  Publishing  Co.),  2J-  Broad 

street,  h.  6  Nelson  street 
Robert,  shipowner,  office  42  Netherkirkgate,  h.  Garvock 

wynd 

Miss,  2  St  Clement  street 

Malcolm,  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  66  Causewayend 

John  carriage  builder  (S.  N.  E.  R.  Co.),  2  Bank  street^ 

Ferryhill 

William,  chain  maker,  91,  h.  66  West  North  street 

* Miss,  9  St  Mary's  place,  Crown  street 

Miss,  matron  (Industrial  School),  61  Guestrow 

Miss,  teacher  (South  Parish  school)  64  Broad  street 

Manchester  Fire  Assurance  Company ;  agents,  D.  Mitchell, 

12  Adelphi  court,  and  Alex.  Diack,  4  Belmont  st. 
Mann,   George,  tailor   and   clothier,   104   Union    street,  h. 
Stoneytown  House 

James,  spirit  dealer,  18  Netherkirkgate,  h.  Charles  st. 

James,  broker,  9  Drum's  lane 

John,  shipmaster,  8  Rosemount  place 

John,  broker,  47  Lodge  walk 

Manson,  John,  agent  (British  Linen  Co.),  22  King  street 
Manuelle,  A.  &  F.,  stone  merchants,  Provost  Blaikie's  quay 
March,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  13  Hutcheon  street 
Marischal  College  and  University,  entrance  82  Broad  street 
Maritime  Passengers'    Assurance   Company;    agents,   John 

Sheed,  44  Marischal  street 


CITY   OP  ABERDEEN.  165 

Marquis,  George,  accountant,  147  Union  street,  h.  27  Albyn 

place 
Marr  &  Milne,  fleshers  (successors  to  James  Williamson),  10, 

11,  and  12  Market  hall 

Adam,  wright,  62  Skene  square 

George  (of  Marr  &  Milne),  72  Wales  street 

. John,  music-seller  and  piano-forte  maker  to  the  Queen, 

218  Union  street,  h.  above  saloon 
Robert,  tea  and  spirit  merchant,  16,  h.  14  East  North 

street 
Marsh,  James,  shipmaster,  15  Rosemount  place 
Marshall  &  Co.,  Aberdeen   Chemical  Light  manufactory,  38 

Jopp's  lane 
......   Alex.,  plumber,  5  Charlotte  street 

John  (of  W.  &  J,  Marshall),  67  Chapel  street 

John,  tea,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  160  George  street, 

h-  above  shop 
......  W.  and  J.,  drapers,  81  Union  street 

......  Win.  (of  W.  &  J.  Marshall),  43  Bon-accord  street 

Martin,  Alex.,  manager  (Blind  Asylum),  50  Huntly  street 
......  Alex.,  W.,  manufacturer,  4  North  Broadford 

Alex.,  teacher,  14  North  Broadford 

......   George,  grocer,  tea,  and  spirit  dealer,  1,  h.  14  North 

Broadford 

George,  Ferry-boat  Inn,  New  pier 

„ Gilbert,     hairdresser,     53    Upperkirkgate,    h.    Short 

Loanings 
James  &  William,  fleshers,  50,  51,  and  52  Market  hall, 

h.  6  Springbank  terrace 
......  James,  baker,  1    Catto  square,  provision  store,  31  Park 

street,  h.  2  Shuttle  lane 

John,  6  Springbank  terrace 

Samuel,  hat  manufacturer,  34  Union  street,  h.  31  Vic- 
toria street  west 
Wm.,  manager  (J.  &  J.  Fowler),  warehouse  4  Regent 

quay 

William,  slater,  47  Loch  street 

Wm.,  slater,  23  Upper  Denburn 

Mrs,  15   Whitehouse  street 

Mrs,  provision  seller,  31  Park  street 

Mrs,  12  Marischal  street 

Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  14  North  Broadford 

Miss,  M.,  teacher  (Orphan  Institution),  80  Huntly  st. 

Massie,  Rev.  John,  chaplain,  Royal  Infirmary  and  Lunatic 

Asylum,  6  Rosemount  place 
Marianus,  advocate,  153  Union  street,  h.  6  Wellington 

place 

Mrs,  lodgings,  9  Diamond  street 

Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  166  Union  street 

o  2 


166  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Masson,  Alex  ,  Sugarhouse  lane 

Alex.,  auctioneer  and  appraiser,   office,  8  St.  Nicholas 

street,  h.  24  North  Silver  street 

Andrew,  accountant,  house  factor,  &c,  4  Queen  street 

George,  eating  house,  7  Park  street 

Robert,  cabinet  maker,  9  Park  street 

Thomas,  flesher,  58  St.  Nicholas  street,  h.  Honey  bank, 

Canal  road 

Wm.,  Bexhill  cottage,  Holburn  place 

Wm.,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant,  (Golden  Tea  Pot) 

112  George  street,  h.  7  Rosemount  place 

Mather,  John,  commission  agent,  19  Adelphi  court,  h.  Burn- 
side  Cottage,  Holburn  street 

Mathers,  James,  plumber,  13J  Dee  street 

Mathieson  &  Simpson,  bakers,  3  Yeats'  lane 

Alex.,  ironmonger,  32  George  street 

Isaac,  wholesale  and  retail  bonnet,  shawl,  and  dress 

warehouse,  33,  h.  75  Union  street 

John,  spirit  dealer,  58  George  street 

Robert,  shipmaster,  27  Frederick  street 

Robert  (late  excise),  33  North  Broadford 

Thomas,  officer  of  Inland  Revenue,  34  Thistle  street 

Mrs,  41  St  Nicholas  street 

Mrs  A.,  draper,  45  Market  gallery,  h.  30  James  street 

Mrs  Peter,  22  Lower  Denburn 

Miss,  artist  in  wax  flowers,  decorative  show  rooms,  41 

St  Nicholas  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  75  Union  street 

Miss,  provision  dealer,  77  Green 

Matthew,  Alex.  C,  surgeon,  Burnieboozle,  one  mile  by  Rubis- 
law  road  from  Albyn  place 

James,  mason,  44  Chapel  street 

John,,  fruit  merchant,   51   Broad  street,  h.  84  Skene 

square 

Wm.  A.,  merchant,  273  George  street 

Mrs  Robert,  11  Waverley  place 

Misses,  dressmakers,  44  Chapel  street 

Matthews,  James,  architect,  24  Adelphi  court,  h.  65  Bon- 
accord  street 

William,  Polmuir 

Matthewson,  George,  commercial  traveller,  22  Rose  street 

Maule,  George,  (of  Leslie  &  Maule),  130  Union  street 

Maurice,  Alex.,  shipmaster,  7  Garvock  street 

Maver,  David,  teacher  (Bon-accord  Juvenile  School),  6=  Mary- 
well  street 

George,  farmer,  Ruthrieston 

James,  jobbing  gardener,  Cuparstone  row 

......  John,  shoemaker,  Margaret's  place,  Ruthrieston 

......  Miss,  lodgings,  177  Union  street 


CITY   OP  ABERDEEN.  167 

Mearns,  John,  book-keeper  (Chivas  Brothers),  38Union  row 

Wm.,  plasterer,  8  Little  Belmont  street 

Mrs  Daniel,  3  Constitution  street 

....  ..   Miss,  Chapel  court,  61  Gallowgate 

Mechanics'  Institution  arid  Library,  17  Market  street 

Mecklenburg  Consul,  W.  L.  Thomson,  21  Quay 

Medd,  Miss,  teacher  of  singing  and  pianoforte,  11    Union 

buildings 
Medical  and  Chirurgical  Society's  Hall,  King  street ;  keeper, 

Hugh  Bow 

School  for  King's  College,  9  St  Paul  street 

Mee,  Rev.  George  S.,  51  Victoria  street  west 
Meff,  Kobert,  baker,  147,  h.  i49  George  street 
Wm.,  fish  and  game  dealer.  62,  63,  and  64  Basement 

floor,  market,  h.  103  George  street 
Meffet,  John,  gardener,  Outseats,  Pitmuxton 

Mrs  George,  haberdasher,  204  Gallowgate 

Meikle,  John,  boot  and  shoe  shop,  22  Castle  street 

Mein,  James,  surgeon-dentist,  Crown  terrace 

Meldrum,  Wm.,  tailor  and  outfitter,  45   Marischal  street,  h. 

6  Union  lane 
Mellis,  Alexander,  Dean  of  Guild's  officer,  and  inspector  of 

weights  and  measures  ;    offices,  Town  house  and 

6  Huxter  row,  h.  8  Guestrow 

Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  235  George  street 

j   Miss,  43  Victoria  street  west 

Melville,  Thomas,  jun.,  ironmonger  (of  T.  Melville  and  Sons) 

5  Carden  place 
Thomas  and  Sons,  iron  merchants,  wholesale  ironmon- 
gers, plane,  lock,  and  hinge  manufacturers,  106  & 

108  Gallowgate 

Wm.  (of  T.  Melville  and  Sons),  4  Springbank  terrace 

Mrs  E.,  154  Crown  street 

Miss,  91  Bon-accord  street 

Melvin,  Alex.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  274  George  street 

David,  hairdresser,  7  Upperkirkgate 

George,  boot  and   shoemaker,  4   Gallowgate,  h.  232 

George  street 

James,  musician,  Red  Lion  court,  Guestrow 

John  (of  Laingand  Melvin),  10  Carden  place 

John,  cart  and  plough  wright,  Bridge  of  Dee 

Wm.,  carter,  62  College  street 

Menzies,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  and  leather  merchant, 

64  Schoolhill 
Thos.,  bookseller  and  stationer,  52  Castle  street,  h. 

corner  of  Dee  street,  top  of  Windmillbrae 
Merchant,  Geo.,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  29,  h.  31 

Chapel  street 
Mrs,  Ruthrieston 


168  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Merchant,  Seamen's  office,  28  Eegent  quay;  Geo.  Brock,  re- 
ceiver 

Merson,  Geo.,  writer  (A.  &  A.)  75  Union  street 

John,  writer  (A.  &  A.)  75  Union  street 

Mess,  Johnathan,  miller  and  grain  merchant ;  mills,  Gordon's 
mills  and  Flourmill ;  office  and  warehouse,  48  St, 
Nicholas  street ;  h.  Don  cottage,  Woodside 

Messmer,  Michael,  clockmaker,  78  George  street 

Meston,  James,  law  and  general  accountant,  75  Union  street 
h.  46  Victoria  street  west 

James,  grocer,  6  East  North  street 

Joseph,  dealer  in  spirits,  porter,  and  ales,  10,  h.  5  East 

North  street 

Mrs  Alexander,  Viewmount  cottage,  Holburn  place 

Mrs  T.,  15  Whitehouse  street 

Methuen,  James,  cooper  and  fish  curer,  Canal  terrace 

Michie,  Ales.,  millwright,  29  Hutcheon  street 

Charles,  A.M.,  rector,  Silver  street  academy,  10  North 

Silver  street 

.....  George,  cooper,  7  Barnett's  close 

George,  tinplate  worker,  7  Rose  street,  h.  Union  glen 

James,  night  watchman,  36  Upper  Denburn 

John,  tinsmith,  68  Windmillbrae,  h.  66  Green 

Miss,  milliner,  66  Green 

Middleton,  Alex.,  shipmaster,  Holburn  place 

David,  grocer,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant  (sign  of 

the  golden  tea  chest),  94,  h.  256  George  street 

George,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  57  St  Andrew  st.,  h. 

1  Charlotte  street 

Geo.,  bookseller  and  librarian,  4,  h.  6  Skene  square 

Jas.,  mealseller,  13  West  North  street,  h.  1  East  North 

street 

James,  baker  and  pie  maker,  67  Broad  street 

John,  cabinetmaker,  99  George  street,  h.  28  St  Andrew 

street 

John,  grocer,  31  Ann  street 

John,  porter  to  general  dispensary,  36  Upperkirkgate 

Joseph,  provision  merchant,  121  Gallowgate 

Peter,  tailor,  67  Commerce  street 

P.  and  J.,  tailors,  9  Back  wynd 

Robert,  builder,  24  Union  row,  h.  42  Victoria  st.  west 

Wm.,  writer  (D.  R.  Morice),  36  Marischal  street 

......    ivliss,  Braehead,  Gilcomston 

Miss,  dressmaker,  17  Huntly  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  1  East  North  street 

Midgley,  G.  H.,  manager  (Electric  aud  International  Tele- 
graph office)  at  S.  N.  E.  R.  Station,  Guild  street, 
h.  Mrs  Reid's  lodgings,  48  Dee  street 

Midland  Counties  Insurance  Co.  (Lincoln),  W.  P.  Booth,  20 
Marischal  street,  agent 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  169 

Militia  Depot,  (Royal  Aberdeenshire  Highlanders),  44  and  46 

Blackfriars  street,  (see  page  56) 
Military  Hospital,  Castlehill 
Mill  of  Buchanstone  warehouse,  70  Broad  street ;  W.  Diack, 

manager 
of  Cults  warehouse,  52  Queen  street ;    John   Thomson, 

manager 
Millar,  Robt.,  furnishing  tailor,  7  Huxter  row,  h.  33  Char- 

lottle  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  130  Union  street 

Miller,  Alex.,  shoemaker  and  provision  store,  27  Chapel  st. 

David,  architect  and  civil  engineer,  71  Bon-accord  st. 

George,  jun.,  rope  and  twine  manufacturer,  40  and  42 

Park  street,  h.  Cosie  brae  cottage,  West  Cults 

George,  coachman  (Royal  Hotel),  2  Martin's  lane 

John  &  Co.,  manufacturing  chemists,  Sandilands  chemi- 
cal works,  Links 

John  (of  J.  Miller  &  Co.),  135  King  street 

......  Rev.  J.  D.,  2  Affleck  street 

Win.  M.  &  Co.,  hatters,  69  Union  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Prospect  terrace,  Ferryhill 

Miss,  dressmaker,  38  Union  terrace 

Mills,  Thomas,  Inland   Revenue   officer,    1    Millburn  street^ 

Ferryhill 
Miln,  Captain  James,  Holburn  street 
Milne  &  Marshall,  grocers,  24  St  Nicholas  street 

&  Walker,  advocates,  129  Union  street 

Alex.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  27  Marischal  street,  h.  3 

Charlotte  street 

Alex,  (of  A.  &  R.  Milne,  booksellers),  12  Silver  street 

Alex.,  of  Pittrichie,  14  Young  street,  h.  Pittrichie  house,- 

Udny 

Alex.  D.,  Rubislaw  (Bleachfield),  57  Victoria  st.  west 

Alex.,  accountant,  72  Wales  street 

Alexander,  printer,  16  Virginia  street 

A.  &  R.,  booksellers  and  stationers,  199  Union  street 

. Andrew,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  21  St  Clement  street, /L 

12  Church  streeet 

Rev.  David  (Gilcomston  Church),  16  North  Silver  st 

Francis,  Maryculter  foot-post,  13  Jopp's  lane 

George  &  Co.,  timber  merchants,  Victoria  dock,  Saw- 
mills 

George,  agent  (Commercial  Bank),  7  King  street 

George,  shipmaster,  4  Marywell  street 

......  George,   commission   agent,    26    Broad  street,   h.   2t> 

Thistle  street 

George,  governor  of  Poor's  House,  Nelson  street 

George,  writer,  56  Castle  street,  h.  Rosie  cottage,  144 

Huteheon  street  west 


170 


GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 


Milne,  George,  tailor,  61  Park  street 

George,  principal  beadle  (North  Church)   and  funeral 

waiter,  63  Queen  street 

George,  house  carpenter,  3  Fish  street 

George,  spirit  dealer,  49  Frederick  street 

• James  (of  G.  Milne  &  Co.),  5  Bon  accord  square 

James  (Angus  Fraser  &  Co.)  72,  7i.  74  Union  street 

James,  teacher  (Free  John  Knox's  school)  87  John  st. 

James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Holburn  place 

James,  coachbuilder,  68  Loch  street 

James,  grocer  and  provision  dealer,  53  West  North  st. 

James,  shore  porter,  1  Park  place 

Jas.,  Mill  of  Buchanstone  Meal  and  Barley  Warehouse, 

79  Broad  street 
......  James,  flesher,  191  Gallowgate 

James,  police  officer,  7  Seamount  place 

James,  manager  (Aberdeen    Provision  Society)  41  bt 

Nicholas  street 

JohnB.  (of  W.  Milne  &  Son),  3  East  Craibstone  street 

......  J.,  Sons,  and  Co.,  stay  and  bonnet,  boot  and  shoe 

warehouse,  35  Union  street 
John,  secretary  (Leith  and  Clyde  Shipping  Co.),  136 

King  street 
......  Rev.  John  (Holburn  Church)  51  Chapel  street 

John  (of  J.  M.,  Sons,  and  Co.),  Exchange  court,  Union 

street 
John,  wholesale  confectioner  and  merchant,  30  Union 

place  and  4  Rose  street,  h.  2  Alford  place 

John  (of  M.  and  M.)  13  Loch  street 

John,  messenger  (Aberdeen   Town  and  County  Bank), 

10  Green 
John,  assessor  of  Lands  and  Heritages  for  the  Parlia- 
mentary Burgh  of  Aberdeen,  10  Union  street,  h. 

2  Windsor  place,  21  Victoria  street  west 
John  D.,  advocate  (of  Milne  and  Walker)  14  Rubislaw 

terrace 

John,  overseer  (Broadford  works)  13  Craigie  street 

John,  day  sergeant  of  police,  22  Young  street 

John  P.,  beadle  (E.  U.   Church,  St.  Paul  street)  14 

Castle  street 
......  Lewis,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  249  George  street 

Low  and  Co.,  manufacturers  and  woollen  drapers,  127 

Union  street 
Robert  (of  J.  M.,  Sons,  &  Co.),  Exchange  court,  Union 

street 
Robert,  civil  engineer,  secretary  and  general  manager, 

Great  North  of  Scotland  Railway  :  office,  Water- 
loo station,  h.  148  Crown  street 
Robert,  shipmaster,  43  Commerce  street 


CITY  OF  ABERDEEN.  171 

Milne,  Robert  (of  A.  &  R.  Milne,  booksellers)  41  Dee  street 

Thomas,  nurseryman  and  florist,  Sunnyside 

, Thomas,  jun.,  gardener  and  nurseryman,  Rubislaw 

Wm.  and  Son,  grocers,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchants, 

209  Union  street 

Wm.  (of  Marr  &  Milne)  Castle  lodge,  Castle  brae 

Wm.,  shipmaster,  6  Garvock  street 

Wm.,  commercial  traveller  (Brebner  &  Grant)  9  Bank 

street,  Ferryhill 

Wm.,  writer,  48  King  street 

Wm.,  late  painter,  Spittal 

Wm.,  overseer,  9  Bank  street,  Ferryhill 

Wm.,  grocer,  46,  h.  48  Queen  street 

Wm.,  tea,  wine,  and  provision  merchant, 43  h.  86  Skene 

square 

Wm.,  feuar,  Ruthrieston 

Mrs  Alex,  (lodgings)  84  Union  street 

Mrs  Captain  (lodgings)  51  Chapel  street 

Mrs  Captain  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  42  Gordon 

street 

Mrs  George,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer,  76  St.  Andrew  st. 

Mrs  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Bridge  of  Dee 

, Mrs,  provision   merchant,  61  Loch  street  and  10  St. 

Andrew  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  19  Shiprow 

Mrs,  7  Black's  buildings 

Mrs,  210  King  street 

Mrs,  lodgings  and  innkeeper,  14  Harriet  street 

Miss  Jane,  49  Gallowgate 

Miss  A.,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  16  Commerce  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  142^  George  street 

Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  20  Chapel  street 

Miss,  matron  (Boys'  Hospital)  19  Upperkirkgate 

Miss,  Bellevue,  Hardgate 

Minerva  Life  Assurance   Co. ;  agent,  A.  Diack,  4  Belmont 

street 
Minty,  James,  assistant  inspector  of  police,  4  North  Char- 
lotte street 

Mrs,  sen.,  9  Seamount  place 

Mitchell  and  Cay,  house  carpenters,  1 1  Spa  street 
......  and  Ross,  builders,  4  Little  Chapel  street 

Adam,  builder,  10  Kingsland  place 

Alexander  (of  Mitchell  and  Cay)  2  Gilcomston  brae 

Alex.,  bird  and  animal  stuffer  ;  Museum,  58  Castle  st. 

Alexander,  merchant,  34  Back  wynd 

Charles,  grate  manufacturer,  77,  h.  75  George  street 

David,  advocate,  agent  for  Manchester  Fire  and  Pelican 

Life  Assurance    Companies,  12  Adelphi  court,  h. 

2  Carden  place 


172  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Mitchell,  David,  blacksmith,  1  Castle  lane,  h.  53  Commerce  st. 
David,  office  porter  (Leith  and  Clyde  Shipping  Co.)  62 

Marischal  street 

George,  spirit  dealer,  2  Schoolhill,  h.  3  George  street 

George,  baker,  129  Crown  st.,  h.  80  Bon-accord  street 

James,  marine  and  general  outfitter,  29  Quay,  h.  27 

James  street 
James,  manager  (Tory  Farm  Brick  Work  Co.),  h.  6 

Union  lane 

James,  spirit  dealer,  14  Frederick  street 

James,  baker,  41  Schoolhill 

James  (of  Jamieson  and  Mitchell)  United  cottage,  Hol- 

burn  place 

James,  outfitter,  50,  h.  64  Broad  street 

......  John,  builder  (of  Mitchell  and  Ross)  4  Little  Chapel  st. 

John,  linen  manufacturer,  16,  h.  18  Marischal  street 

John,  vintner,  11  Carmelite  street 

Robert,  112  Crown  street 

Robert,  boot  and  shoemaker,  65  Commerce  street 

Robert,  lock  and  hinge   maker,   Beattie's  court,  102 

Gallowgate,  h.  155  Gallowgate 

Thomas,  engineer  (Blaikie  Brothers)  Footdee 

William  &  Co.,  booksellers,  ornamental  stationers,  and 

printsellers,  55  Union  street 
Rev.  William  L.  (Free  Holburn  Church)  59  Victoria 

street  west 

William,  postmaster,  Broomhill  cottage 

William  (of  W.  M.  and  Co.)  20  Spittal 

William,  wright  (A.  Rennie)  50,  h.  70  Commerce  st. 

......  Mrs  Major,  35  Belmont  street 

Mrs,  midwife,  31  Woolmanhill 

Mrs,  midwife,  48  Frederick  street 

Mrs  John,  agent  for  Morrison's  medicines,  65  Broad  st. 

Miss,  lodgings,  23  Summer  street 

Miss  Jane,  129  Crown  street 

Miss,  39  Bon-accord  street 

Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  65  Chapel  street 

Miss,  3  Devanha  terrace,  Ferryhill 

......  Miss,  dressmaker,  8  Guestrow 

Moir,  B.  (of  J.  Moir  and  Son)  16  Albyn  place 

Charles,  clerk  (A.  Brown  and  Co.)  165  Gallowgate 

David,  wright,  Hilldown  tree,  Banchory  Devenick 

George,  house  carpenter,  6  Windmill  lane,  h.  27  Mary- 
well  street 

James,  foreman  (Catto,  Thomson,  &  Co.)  19  York  st. 

James,  tea  and  grocery  warehouse,  36  St.  Nicholas  st., 

h.  49  Upperkirkgate 
......  John  and  Son,  preserved  provision  manufacturers,  56 

Virginia  street 


CITY   OP  ABERDEEN.  173 

Moir,  John,  messenger-at-arms,  house  factor,  agent  and  col- 
lector of  outstanding  debts,  11  Huxter  row,  h.  3 
Donald's  court,  Schoolhill 

John,  late  wood  merchant,  5  Nelson  street 

John,  grocer,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant,  41  Green, 

h.  16  Marywell  street 

Wm.,  advocate  (Jopp  and  Shand)  31  Gallowgate,  h.  84 

Broad  street 

William,  tailor  and  clothier,  19  Market  gallery,  h.  30 

Shiprow 
^    Wm.,  clerk  (Stamps  and  Taxes)  Back  wynd 

, Wm.,  salesman  (J.  Forbes  and  Sons)  232  George  street 

Wm.,  shore  porter,  7  Marischal  street 

Wm.,  grocer,  14  West  North  street,  h.  1  Martin's  lane 

Mrs  Wm.  (late  of  Park)  254  Union  street 

Mrs,  register   office  for  servants,   3  Donald's  court, 

Schoolhill 

Mrs  George,  Broadford  bank,  Kingsland  place 

. Miss,  dressmaker,  27  Marywell  street 

. Miss,  dressmaker,  107  George  street 

......  Miss  J.,  flower  and  fruit  modeller,   1    Martin's  lane, 

Green 

: Misses,  dressmakers,  40  Chapel  street 

Mollison,  John,  baker,  2,  h.  4  Wellington  place 

John,  grocer,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  26  Virginia  street 

, John,  130  Union  street 

William,  clerk  (N.  of  S.  E.  L.  Co.),  36  Union  terrace 

William,  teacher  (Mechanics'  Institution)  62  Gordon  st. 

William,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  140  Skene  street 

Miss,  96  Skene  street 

Moncrieff,  John,  currier,  6  and  8  James  street 

Moncur,  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  John  street 

Monro,  James,  shipmaster  (John  Knox),  39  Constitution  st. 

Joseph,  teacher  and  repairer  of  the  accordian,  flutina, 

and  concertina,  32  Woolmanhill 

Mrs  (late  of  Huntly)  61  Dee  street 

Montgomery,  James,  spirit  dealer,  137  King  street 

Moore,  William,  carter,  23  Jack's  brae 

....    Wm.  (H.  M.  Customs),  24  Union  row 

Mor$,  Miss,  150  Crown  street 

Miss,  lodging,  36  Schoolhill 

Morgan,  Alexander,  hairdresser,  36  h.  34  Windmill  brae 

James,  shipwright,  1  Church  street 

James,  accountant,  (Deeside  Kail  way) ;  office,  24  Adelphi 

court,  h.  14  North  Broadford 

John,  shipowner,  7  Yeats'  lane 

John,  provision  dealer,  111  Causewayend 

Patrick  (Richards  &  Co.),  21  N.  Silver  street 

Wm.,  hairdresser,  35  Woolmanhill,  h.  296"  George  street 

p 


174  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Morice,  Alexander,  game  dealer  and  provision  merchant,  15 

Chronicle  lane 
D.  R.,  advocate,  34  Marischal  street,  h.   46  Don  street, 

Old  Aberdeen 

Mrs  Robert,  2  Golden  square 

Miss,  4  West  Craibstone  street 

Morison  and  Leslie,  corn  factors  and  commission  agents,  59 

Marischal  street 

Alex  ,  shipmaster  (Aurora),  42  Constitution  street 

Alex.,  silk  mercer  and  linen  draper,  119  Union  street. 

&,  11  Union  buildings 

Alex.,  clerk  (G.  N.  of  S.  R.  Co.),  14  St.  Clement  street 

David,  merchant,  Manhattan  cottage,  2  Mackie  place 

.....  George,  M.D.,  surgeon  (E.  A.  Highlanders),  36  King 

street 
......  George,  leather  merchant,  37  Upperkirkgate,  k.  35  Union 

terrace 

George,  shoemaker,  10  Gordon  street 

George,  brush  manufacturer,  16  George  street 

James,  superintendent  (Aberdeen  Market)  h.  19  Fisher 

row 

James  (of  Morison  and  Leslie),  15  Constitution  street 

......  James,  gardener,  Dry  well  park,  Loanhead 

.....  John,  agent   (City  of  Glasgow  Bank),  15  Constitution 

street 

Joseph,  tailor,  1|  Virginia  street 

Peter,  manager  (Aberdeen  Lime  Co.),  157  Ciown  street 

Mrs,  1  St.  Mary's  place 

Mrs  Alex,,  13  Prince  Eegent  street 

Mrs  John,  15  Constitution  street 

Miss,  grocer,  17  Short  Loanings 

Jane,  grocer  and   spirit  dealer,  19  Park  street,  h.  95 

Wales  street 
Morren,  Miss,  29  Dee  street 
Morrice,  Alexander,  ironfounder  (W.  M'Kinnon  and  Co.)  21 

Albyn  place 
Morris,  John  and  George,  veterinary  forge,  4  Langstane  place 

and  Flourmill  lane 

John,  V.S.  (of  J.  and  G.  M.),  4  Langstane  place 

Morrison  Brothers,   nurserymen   and  seedsmen,  15  Market 

street 
and  Skakle,  jewellers,  silversmiths,  and  opticians,  44 

St  Nicholas  street, 

George,  flesher,  78  Broad  street 

James   (of  Morrison  and  Skakle),  1|  North  Broadford 

James,  baker,  6,  h.  7  Shiprow 

James,  coach  proprietor,  5  Castle  brae 

Malcomson,  nurseryman,  Forbesfield,  Cuparstone 

•.,....   Robert,  watch  and  clockmaker,  35  Upperkirkgate 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  175 

Morrison,  Walter,  flesher,  12  Black's  buildings,  h,  19  Skene 
terrace 

William,  flesher,   26  and  27    Market  hall,   h.  54  St. 

Nicholas  street 

Miss,  53  Huntly  street 

Mortimer,  William,  hosier  and  girth  manufacturer,  11  St. 
Nicholas  street,  h.  Outseats,  Pitniuxton 

Morton,  David  (J.  Laing,  ironmonger),  13  Skene  terrace 

Mowat,  Alex.,  wholesale  stoneware  merchant,  warehouse  3 
and  4  Blackfriars  street,  also  proprietor  of  the 
baths,  Seabeach,  and  10  Regent  quay,  k.  4  Black- 
friars street 

James,  tailor  and  clothier,  37  St.  Nicholas  street,  reno- 
vator of  gentlemen's  wearing  apparel,  8,  h.  7 
Flourmill  brae 

James,  gardener,  57  Huntly  street 

. John,  shipmaster,  25  Mary  well  street 

William,  accountant,  22  Adelphi  court,   h.   7   Mount 

street 

. William  and  Co.,  outfitting  warehouse,  82  Shiprow 

......  Miss,  draper,  15  Causewayend 

Mowlem,  Burt,  and  Freeman,  stone  merchants,  Provost 
Blackie's  quay  ;.  office,  Waterloo  quay 

Muil,  Francis,  Rev.,  23  Summer  street 

f'..v.  Francis,  baker,  153,  h.  155  George  street 

Mrs,  Kepplestone cottage 

Muill,  John,  advocate,  agent  for  Caledonian  Insurance  Co., 
83  Union  street,  h.  Kepplestone  cottage 

Mullett,  Mrs,  commercial  hotel,  22  Broad  street 

Munro,  Alexander,  saw  trimmer,  20  Netherkirkgate 

......  David  (of  J.  and  D.  Munro),  32  Union  terrace 

Col.  George,  staff-officer  of  pensioners,  15  Dee  street 

......  James  and  David,  boot  and  shoemakers,  48  Upperkirk- 

gate 

John,  retired  inspector  of  taxes,  36  Skene  terrace 

Joseph,  farmer,  Broomhill,  Pitmuxton 

Kenneth,  baker,  60,  h.  62  George  street 

.......  Robert,  artist,  72  Dee  street 

......  Wm.  (of  Clark  &  Munro),  183  King'street 

......   Mrs,  lodgings,  38  Chapel  street 

Murdoch,  Alex.,  corn  merchant,  I  Market  gallery,  h.  Holburn 
street 

William,  15  Denburn  terrace 

Murray  and  Garden,  advocates,  48  Schoolhill 

and  M'Combie,  advocates  (agents  for  North  British  In- 
surance Co.)  103  Union  street 

and  Morison,  managers  (Aberdeen  Lime  Co.),  Provost 

Blaikie's  quay,  Inches 

Alexander,  clerk  (C.  of  G.  B.),  10  Springbank  terrace 


176  GENERAL    DIRECTORY, 

Murray,  Andrew,  advocate  (Murray  and  M'Combie),  44  Skene 

terrace 
Andrew  Geddes,  commercial  traveller  (Aberdeen  Lime 

Co.),  Alma  cottage,  Banchory-ternan 

Andrew,  seaman,  20  Constitution  street 

G-eorge,  tin-plate  worker,  33,  h.  31  Chapel  street 

George,  builder,  65  Park  street 

Isaac,  furnishing  tailor,  Crown  court,  Union  street 

James,  advocate  (of  Murray  and  Garden),  50  School* 

hill 

James,  clerk  (Farquhar  &  Gill),  40  Huntly  street 

James  A.,  clerk  (City   Tax  office),  37  Victoria  street 

west 

Rev.  John,  D  D.  (Free  North  Church),  69  Dee  street 

......  John,  general  merchant,  and  importer  of  foreign  goods, 

74  Union  street,  1st  floor,  h.  3rd  floor 

John,  cabinetmaker,  70  Green 

......  John,  shoemaker,  11  Longacre 

j  Peter,  broker,  42  Lodge  walk 

Robert,  ship  captain,  5  Rosemount  place 

Wm.,  manager  (Aberdeen  Lime  Co);    office,  2  Lime- 
sheds,  Inches,  li.  10  Springbank  terrace 

Wm.,  late  builder,  158  Crown  street 

Wm.,  shipmaster,  10  Canal  terrace 

Wm.  R.,  manager,  carpet  department  (A.  H.  and  S.), 

2  Marine  place,  Ferryhill 
Wm.,  tailor  and  clothier,  130  George  street,  h.  57  John 

street 

Mrs  John,  lodgings,  11  North  Broadford 

Mrs,  38  Victoria  street  west 

Mrs,  7  Prospect  terrace,  Ferryhill 

Mrs,  37  Victoria  street  west 

Music  Hall  buildings,  Union  street ;  keeper,  Wm.  Donald 
Mustard  Andrew,  clerjs,  275  George  street 

Robt.,  tailor  and  clothier,  145,  h.  275  George  street 

Mutch,  James,  letter  carrier,  5  Black's  buildings 

NAPIER,  Alex.,  assistant  inspector  of  poor  for  Old  Machar  ; 

office,  St.  Machar  place,  h.  Holburn  place 
National  Assurance  and  Investment  Association ;  Aberdeen 

branch,  202  Union  street,  J.  B.  Bannerman,  local 

manager 
Bank   of  Scotland  Branch,  42  Castle  street;   agent, 

Alex.  Chivas 
Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Co. ;    agent,  George  Marquis, 

accountant,  147  Union  street 

Security  Savings'  Bank,  Exchange  st.,  A.  Ross,  actuary 

Naughty,  Mrs,  lodgings,  52  Causewayend 

Neil,  Charles,  teacher  (North  Parish  school),  108  High  street, 

Old  Aberdeen 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  177 

Neil,  James,  silk  mercer,  183  Union  street 

Mrs  Joseph,  29  Victoria  street  west 

Neish,  Miss,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  11  Dee  street 

Nelson,  Daniel,  feuar,  Holburn  street 

Ness,  Robert,  coach  builder  and  harness  maker,  7  Union  row, 

h.  220  Union  street 
Eobert,  jun.,  coach  builder,  carriage  and  harness  bazaar, 

231 1,  h.  220  Union  street 
Netherlands  Vice  Consul,  Arthur  Thomson  ;    office,  Bank  of 

Scotland  court,  35  Castle  street 
Newcastle  Steam  Co.,  47  Marischal  street ;  Nisbet  &  Kobert- 

son,  managers 
Newson,  Jonathan,  8  Bannermill  street 
Newton,  John,  shipmaster  (Heatherbell  tug),  28  Wellington 

street 
Nicol,  Alex.,  ship  and  insurance  broker,  36  Marischal  street, 

h.  Seaton  farm,  Old  Aberdeen 

Alex.,  meter,  23  James  street 

Alex.,  cooper,  Red  Lion  court,  77  Broad  street 

Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker,   4,  5,  and  6  Market  gal- 
lery, h.  15  Hadden  street 

David,  flesher,  20  Market  hall,  h.  4  Mounthooly 

George  (A.  Cowie  &  Co.),  Commercial  court,  58  Castle 

street 
George,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  48  Windmill- 
brae,  h.  I   Marywell  street 

G.  J.,  M.D.,  17  Belmont  street 

J.  &  W.t  furnishing  tailors,  Holburn  street 

James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  1,  h.  19  John  street 

James,  bulker  (Harbour  office),  2  Shore  brae 

James,  late  of  Edinburgh,  Holburn  place 

James,  professor  of  Natural  History  (Marischal  College) 

82  Bon-accord  street 
John,  rope  manufacturer  ;  rope  work,  Spa  street,  7i.  \8 

Spa  street 

John,  furnishing  tailor,   125  •  Crown  street 

John,  beadle  (U.  P.  Church,  George  street)  and  funeral 

waiter,  16  Northfield,  Gilcomston 

Joseph,  baker  and  confectioner,  10,  h.  8  Exhequer  row 

Joseph,  druggist,  90  Broad  street,  h.  1  Gallowgate 

Mrs,  vintner,  18  Wellington  street 

Misses,  white  seamstresses,  24  Schoolhill 

Nicoll,  Alex.,  commercial  traveller  (W.  Stevenson),  3  Mount 

street 
Nicolson  and  Simpson,  coal  brokers,  11  \  Eegent  quay 
Alex.,  blacksmith,  181  West  North  street,  h.  74  Hut- 

cheon  street 

James,  marble  cutter,  30  Frederick  street 

......  Wm.  (Nicolson  and  Simpson),  27  Marywell  street 

p  2 


178  GENERAL  DIRECTORY 


Nicolson.  Mrs  James  59  Marischal  street 
Niddrie,  Wm.,  messenger,  Savings  Bank,  Exchange  street 
Niddry,  Charles,  house  carpenter,  64  Hutcheon  street 
Nisbet  and  Robertson,  insurance  brokers,  47  Marischal  st. 

and  Son,  soapmakers,  92  Loch  street 

James  (Nisbet  &  Robertson),  4  Skene  place 

John,  photographer,  Market  street,  h.  10  King  street 

Noble,  George,  cooper  and  fishmonger,  57  Green 
Norrie  Thomas,  shipmaster,  (Elvira)  25  Marywell  street 
Norris,  Mrs,  teacher  (Ladies'  school),  60  Queen  street 
North  Broadford  Bread  Company,  5  North  Broadford ;  Alex. 

Craig,  manager 
North  British  Fire  and  Life  Assurance ;  agents,  N.  Burnett, 
advocate,  Record  Office,  King  street;  Alexander 
Brand,  accountant,  103  Union  street ;  Murray  & 
M'Combie,  advocates,  103  Union  street;  &  Wm. 
Paul,  97  Union  street 
Northern  Advertiser  Office,  7  St.  Catherine's  wynd 
Northern  Agricultural  Co.,  grain,  coal,  and  all  kinds  of  man- 
ure merchants,  30  Waterloo  quay;  Alex.  Anderson, 
manager 
Northern  Assurance  Co  ,  Wm.,  Chalmers,  manager  ;  office,  3 

King  street 
Northern   Club,  1  Union  terrace  ;  Wm.,  L.  Reid,  advocate, 

secretary,  146  Union  street 
Northern  Steam  Navigation  Co.,  74  Waterloo  quay;  manager, 

David  Dunn 
North  of  Scotland  Banking  Co.,  Castle  street ;  James  West- 
land,  manager 
North  of  Scotland  Equitable  Loan  Co.,  Wm.  Brebner,  mana- 
ger ;  4  Flourmill  brae,  and  10  Flourmill  lane 
Norwich  and  London  Accident  and  Casualty  Insurance  As- 
sociation, A.  Ross,  agent,  York  place  Iron  Works 
Fire,  Life,  and  Annuity  Office;  agent,  Charles   Chal- 
mers, advocate,  147  Union  street 

OGG-,  David,  basketmaker,  43  Upperkirkgate,  and  30  Market 
gallery 

Henry  &  Co.,  Strathdee  Distillery,  Cuparstone 

James,  clerk  (dimming  &  Fyfe),  20  Blackfriars  st. 

William  F.,  advocate,  agent  for  the  Scottish  Trade  Pro- 
tection Society,  1 1  Adelphi  court,  h.  118  Crown 
street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  84  Broad  street 

Ogilvie,  Alex.  &  Co.,  hatters  32  Queen  street 

Alexander,  clerk,  35  Queen  street 

A,  &  W.,  cabinetmakers  and  upholsterers,  175  Union 

street ;  cabinet  manufactory,  5  Thistle  lane? 
Thistle  street,  h.  Mile-end,  Stocket 


CITY   OF  ABERDEEN.  179 

Ogilvie,  Colonel,  the  Hon.  Donald  (of  Clova),  Town  house, 
154  Union  street 

Francis,  manufacturer,  46,  h.  44  Upperkirkgate 

George,  M.D.,  lecturer  on  Institutes  of  Medicine  (King's 

College),  29  Union  place 

John,  LL.D.,  7  Strawberry  bank 

John,  bookseller,  stationer,  and  bookbinder,  47  Upper- 
kirkgate, h.  Kingsland  place 

Martin  S.,  clerk  (D.  M'Hardy),  6  Park  street 

Thomas,  satin  hat  manufacturer,   17  Drum's  lane,  h. 

Happy  grove,  6  Canal  street 

William  &  Sons,  rope  and  twine  manufacturers,  Catto 

square 

.. William,  flaxdresser,  yarn  and  linen  merchant,  h.  Mile- 
end 

Mrs,  44  Bon-accord  street 

Ogston,  Alex.,  soap  and  candle  manufacturer,  84  &  86  Loch 
street,  h.  Ardoe,  Banchory-Devenick 

Francis,  M.D.,  18  Adelphi  court 

John,  wright,  11  Denburn  terrace 

Old  Machar  Poor  House,  St  Machar  place  ;  inspector,  Thos. 
Skene 

Oldman,  Geo.,  hairdresser  and  attendant  (St  John  the  Evan- 
gelist's church),  24  St  Nicholas  lane,  h.  1§  Leslie 
place 

Mrs  A.ndrew,  31  Thistle  street 

Oliphant,  Walter,  commission  agent,  34  Marischal  street 

Ophthalmic  Institution,  for  diseases  of  the  Eye,  Crown  court, 
36  Upperkirkgate 

Orchard,  Thos.  G.,  supervisor,  first  district,  5  Marine  place 

John  G.,  clerk  (T.  and  C.  B.),  5  Marine  place 

Orphan  and  Destitute  Female  Hospital,  30  Huntly  street 

Oswald,  H.  C,  ship  insurance  and  sharebroker,  and  agent  for 
the  Globe  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Co. ;  office,  24 
Marischal  street,  7^.  95  Crown  street 

PAGE,  Thomas,  coachman,  53  Huntly  street 
Palladium  Life  Assurance  Society ;  agent,  Norval  Clyne,  ad- 
vocate, 184£  Union  street 
Palmer,  John,  hair  cloth  and  curl  hair  manufacturer,  98  Loch 

street,  h.  23  Young  street 
Panton,  John,  grocer,  55  Park  street 

Mrs,  224  Union  street 

Parker,  Rev.  M.  F.,  Bridge  of  Dee 

Mrs  Gavin,  52  Skene. terrace 

Parrot,  Thomas,  shipmaster,  69  Virginia  street 
Paterson,  Alex.,  mill  overseer,  41  Frederick  street 

Alex.,  provision  seller,  277  George  street 

David,  general  agent,  34  Marischal  street 


180  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Paterson,  George,  painter,  glazier,  and  paper-hanger,  9  Crown 
street,  h.  46  Chapel  street 

George,  gardener,  Deemount  house,  Wellington  road 

George  (W.  Paterson  &  Co.),  39  Union  terrace 

James  (of  J.  Sim  &  Co.),  Braehead,  Gilcomston 

Rev.  John,  1  Diamond  street 

John,  advocate,  54  Union  street,  h.  128  Crown  street 

John,  surgeon,  61  St  Nicholas  street 

John,  tailor,  128  West  North  street 

John,  25  Justice  street 

John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  190  West  North  street 

Samuel,  accountant  (G.  N.  of  S.  R.  Co.),  Waterloo  sta- 
tion, h.  50  Upperkirkgate 

Wm.,  wholesale  druggist,  133  and  135  Gallowgate,  h. 

Spring-garden  house 

Wm.  &  Co.,  tanners,  curriers,  and  leather  merchants  ; 

works,  Jack's  brae  ;  office,  42  Woolmanhill 

Wm.  (of  W.  Paterson  &  Co.),  20  Carden  place 

Mrs  A.,  10  Bon-accord  terrace 

Mrs  John,  55  Huntly  street 

Mrs,  coffee  rooms,  38  Basement  floor,  market,  h.  5  Car- 
melite street 

Mrs,  5  East  North  street 

Mrs,  3  Mackie  place 

Mrs  John,  24  Union  place 

Mrs  John,  Rubislaw 

^...   Misses,  dressmakers  and  milliners,  9  Bon-accord  st. 

Paton,  Miss  (of  Grandholm),  32  Skene  terrace 

Pattieson,  James,  2  Denburn  terrace 

Paul,  Alexander,  plasterer,  8  Langstane  place 

John,  horse  hirer,  77  Skene  street 

Wm.,  advocate,  97  Union  street 

Mrs,  broker,  70  George  street 

Mrs,  provision  shop,  13  Young  street 

Paull,  James,  advocate  (of  Fleming  &  Paull),  agent  for  Eagle 
and  Albion  Assurance  Companies,  12k  King  st.,  h. 
1  Skene  place 

Payne,  Robert,  sparmaker  (W.  Hood  &  Co.),  8  Catto  square 

Pearson,  Mrs,  63  Dee  street 

Peddie,  Wm.,  horse  dealer,  12  Charles  street 

Pedelty,  Joseph  &  Co.,  manufacturers,  79  Loch  street,  h. 
Villafield 

Peebles,  Mrs,  geneial  dealer,  15  Albion  street 

Pegler,  George,  fruiterer  to  the  Queen,  7  Union  buildings ; 
wholesale  store,  7  Quay,  h.  1  Hadden  street 

Peggie,  Thomas,  overseer  (Broadford  works),  Maybank,  148 
Hutcheon  street 

Penny,  Wm.,  shipmaster,  South  Crown  street 

Peterkin,  John,  wright,  18  Whitehouse  street 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  181 

Peterkin,  Mrs,  midwife,  188  Gallowgate 

Miss  G.  boarding  school,  8  Golden  square 

Miss,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  18  Whitehouse  street 

Petrie  &  Co.,  stonecutters,  Denburn,  Union  bridge 

Alex.,  spirit  dealer,  124  King  street,  h.  11  Princes  st. 

David,  mealseller,  51  Green 

George,  engraver  and  copper-plate  printer,  5  Huxter 

row 
George,  writer  (Lumsden  and  Robertson),  27  Mary  well 

street 

James,  gardener,  Hardgate 

Robert,  boot  and  shoemaker,  120  Skene  street 

Mrs,  provision  dealer,  71  Queen  street 

Petty,  David,  shipmaster,  22  Virginia  street 

David  J.,  clerk  (N.  S.  N.  Co.),  22  Virginia  street 

Philip  and  Cooper,  wholesale  clothiers,  32  Union  street 
Alexander,  wholesale  and  retail  general  draper  17  and 

19  Union  buildings,  and  12  Exchequer  row,  h.  83 

Wales  street 

Alex.,  dyer,  172^  George  street,  h,  above  shop 

Alex.,  shipmaster,  16  Wellington  street 

Colin  A.,  advocate,  15  King  street,  h.  82  Queen  street  . 

James,  M.D.,  1,  h.  2  Mounthooly 

Richard,  cutter  (W.  Campbell  &  Co .),  92  George  st. 

Wm.,  jun.  (of  Philip  &  Cooper),  2  Strawberry  bank 

Phoenix  Fire  Office  ;  agents,  Lumsden  &  Robertson,  3  Union 

terrace 
Pickford  &  Co.,  7  and  9  Netherkirkgate  ;  stables,  81   George 

street 

Rev.  John  (St  Andrews),  103  Crown  street 

Pickthorn,  Captain,  R.N. ,  279  George  street 

Piper,  Mrs,  Holburn  place 

Pirie  Alexander,  and  Co.,  carvers  and  gilders,  82  King  st. 

Alexander  and  Sons,  paper  manufacturers  and 

wholesale  stationers  20  Adelphi  court 

Alexander  (of  A.  Pirie  and  Sons),  Waterton 

p  Alex.,  jun.  (of  A.  Pirie  and  Sons),  Stoney wood  house 

Alexander,  coffee  rooms,  Union  Club,  Market  street 

Andrew  (of  J.  and  A.  Pirie),  18  Loch  street 

Charles,  grocery  and  provision  warehouse,  1  Gordon 

street 
David,  merchant  and  commission  agent,  Crown  court, 

43  Union  street,  h.  137  Union  street 

George,  shore  porter,  13  Chronicle  lane 

George,  cab  proprietor,  74|  John  street 

Gordon  (of  A.  Pirie  and  Sons)  Stoneywood  house 

Gordon,  fishmonger,    Basement  floor,   Market,  h.  11 

Carmelite  street 
J.  &  A.,  general  blacksmiths,  3  Barnett's  close 


182  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Pirie,  James  (of  J.  and  A.  Pirie)  119  Gallowgate 

James,  excise  officer,  Ruthrieston 

James,  bottler  (Devanha  brewery)  1  Mary  well  street 

John,  gardener,  Strawberry  bank,  Hardgate 

Johnstone,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant,  43  Woolman- 

hill,  h.  73  John  street 
......  Wm.  R.,  D.D.,  professor  of  divinity  (Marischal  College) 

13  Bon-accord  square 
u....   Wm.,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  37  West  North 

street 

Mrs  Wm.,  67  Bon-accord  street 

Miss,  sick  nurse,  7  St.  Andrew  street 

Miss,  lodgings,  124  George  street 

Sarah,  spirit  dealer,  23  Loch  street 

Pirrie,  William,  M.D.,  F.R.S.E.,  regius  professor  of  surgery, 

247  Union  street 

William,  jun.,  M.D.,  247  Union  street 

Pithie,  James,  teacher  (Dr  Bell's  school) 

Richard,  shipmaster,  2  Yeats  lane 

Pittendrigh,  Alex.,  wright  and  funeral  waiter,  8  St.  Clement 

street 

James  (W.  Shirres  and  Co.)  147  Union  street 

. Wm.,  builder,  56  Loch  street,  h.  65  Gallowgate 

Mrs,  lodgings,  11  Bon-accord  street 

Miss,  lodgings,  116  George  street 

Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co. ;  agent,  John  Sheed,  44  Marischal 

street 
Playfair,  Charles,  gunmaker  to  Prince  Albert,  138  Union  st., 

h.  168  Crown  street 
Police  Writing  Chambers,  50  St.  Nicholas  street 
Pollock,  Charles,  shopman  and  sprain  rubber,  Union  Glen, 

Lower  Justice  Mill,  Holburn 
Poor's  Hospital  for  Boys,  19  Upperkirkgate  ;  teacher,   Wm. 

Williamson 
Hospital  for  Girls,  56   Gallowgate;  matron,  Miss  Fer- 
guson 
Rate  office  (St.  Nicholas  parish)  30  Marischal  street; 

Wm.  Steele,  collector 
Rate  office  (Old  Machar  parish)  4  Belmont  st.  ;  Alex. 

Diack,  collector 
Pope,  S.,  guard  (North  Mail)  35  Seamount  place 
Porter  and  Leighton,  boot  and  shoemakers,  52  St.  Nicholas 

street 

Charles,  baker,  215  Gallowgate,  h.  2  Catherine  street 

George  (of  Porter  and  Leighton)  11  Charles  street 

John,  feuar,  35  North  Broadford,  or  Berry's  road 

John,  shore  porter,  23  Castle  street 

Mrs  F.,  Springbank  street 

Mrs,  86  Chapel  street 


CITY  OF  ABERDEEN.  183 

Porthin  school,  Seamount  place  ;  entrance,  120  Gallowgate 
Post  Office,  Market  street 

Receiving,  32  Quay 

(Receiving  Pillar  Letter  Box)  221  Union  street 

(Receiving  Pillar  Letter  Box)  Wellington  place 

(Receiving  Pillar  Letter  Box)  King  street 

(Receiving  Pillar  Letter  Box)  South  Crown  street 

(Receiving  Pillar  Letter  Box)  Black's  buildings 

* (Receiving  Pillar  Letter  Box)  Broadford  place 

(Receiving  Pillar  Letter  Box)  Gallowgate  head 

(Receiving  Pillar  Letter    Box)    St.    Clement    street, 

corner  of  York  place 
Pratt  and  Keith,  warehousemen  and  manufacturers,  51  and 

53  Union  street 

James,  gardener,  Cuparstone 

Mrs,  sick  nurse,  26h  St.  Andrew  street 

Presslie,  Wm.,  teacher  (St.   Andrew's  school,  Crown  court, 

Union  street)  40  Union  terrace 
Pressly,  George,  secretary  (Northern  Agricultural  Co.)  52 

Bon-accord  street 

Geo.,  M.,  teller  (Commercial  Bank)  52  Bon-accord  st. 

James,  engineer  (Earl  of  Aberdeen  steamer)  101  Wales 

street 
......   Mrs,  poulterer,  75  Windmill  brae 

Preston,  Daniel  B.,  collector  of  customs,  44  King  street 
Primrose,  Rev.  Wm.,  19  North  Silver  street 
Probit,  James,  furnishing  tailor,  16  Netherkirkgate 
Proctor,  Mrs  Dr  ,  12  Constitution  street 
Procurator-Fiscal  for  the  Burgh  ;  George  Cadenhead,  advo~ 

cate,  9  Huxter  row 
Procurator-Fiscal  for  the   County ;    Alex.    Simpson,    jun., 

advocate  ;  office,  9  Huxter  row 
Procurator-Fiscal  of  the  Peace  for  Aberdeenshire  ;  John  D. 

Milne,  advocate,  129  Union  street 
Profat,  Miss,  teacher  (Trinity  school)  11  Denburn  terrace 
Professional  Life  Assurance  Company  ;  agent,   W.  P.  Booth, 

20  Marischal  street 
Provident   Clerks'   Mutual  Life   Assurance  Association ;  A. 

Ross,  agent,  York  place  Iron  Works 
Provident  Life  Office  and  County  Fire  Office ;  Wm.  Smith, 

jun.,  106  Union  street,  agent 
Provost,  Charles,  turner  and  card-nailer,   71,  h.  50  Cause- 

wayend 
Prussian    Vice-Consul ;    Arthur  Thomson,   office,  Bank  of 

Scotland  court,  35  Castle  street 
Public  Baths,  entries  from  40  St.  Andrew  st.  and  5  Crooked 

lane  ;  superintendent,  Mrs  James  Angus 

• English,  &c,  Schools,  Little  Belmont  street 

,,....  News-rooms,  Corn  Exchange  ;  keeper,  George  Gordon 


184  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Purvis,  Alexander,  late  coast-guard  service,  4  Park  place 

Mrs  George,  Ruthrieston 

Pyper,  George  E.,  commercial  traveller  (Brebner  and  Grant) 

James,  post-horse  master  and  livery  stables,  7  and  8 

Shoe  lane 

John,  106  King  street 

Win.,  spirit  dealer,  122  Gallowgate 

QUEEN  Insurance  Co.,  T.   A.  W.  A.  Youngson,  agent,  74 

Union  street 
Queen's  Hotel,  25  Union  street,  Wm.  Cruickshank,  innkeeper 

RAE,  Alex.,  provision  dealer,  82  West  North  Street 

Alex.,  spirit  dealer,  31  Loch  street 

Francis,  cart  and  plough  wright,  62  Skene  street 

James,  spirit  dealer,  41  East  North  street 

Wm.,  millwright  (Ferryhill  foundry)  8  Bank  street 

William,  jobbing  gardener,  80  St.  Andrew  street 

Mrs  George,  Springbank  street 

Mrs,  provision  seller,  22  West  North  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Little  Chapel  street 

Miss,  43  Victoria  street  west 

Raeburn,  Peter  (of  Garden  and  Raeburn)  26|  St  Andrew  st. 

Rafferty,  Peter,  merchant,  2  Guestrow 

Ragg,  James,  com.  traveller  (Stephen,   Mitchell,  and  Son, 

Glasgow)  Prospect  house,  Rosemount 
Railway  (Deeside)  offices,  24  Adelphi  court 

(Great  N.  of  Scotland)  offices,  Waterloo  station 

^Scottish  North  Eastern)  offices,  Guild  street 

Rainie,  Geo.,  gardener  and  porter  (Female  Orphan  Asylum), 

19  Albyn  place 
Rainnie,  Alex.,  builder  and  timber  merchant,  50,  h.  72  Com- 
merce street 
Rainy,  George,  M.D.,  surgeon,  lecturer  on  Midwifery  to  the 

University  and  King's  college,  17  Golden  square 
Rait,  Wm.,  teacher  (Bon-accord  infant  school,  Marywell  st.), 

2  St  Mary's  place,  Crown  street 

Isabella,  spirit  dealer,  65  Virginia  street 

Ramage,  William,  architect,  115  Union  street,  h.  7  Waverly 

place 
Ramsay,  John,  shoemaker,  83  Queen  street 

Mrs,  worsted  and  shoe  warehouse,  17  Marischal  street 

Randall,  Catherine,  French  polisher,  29|  Park  street 
Ranson,  Edward,  New  market  coffee-room  and  lodgings,  9, 

h.  11  Market  street 
Rattray,  Alex.,  tobacco  pipe  manufacturer,  18  Frederick  st. 

John,  south  mail  guard,  38  Victoria  street  west 

Robert,  M.D.,  surgeon-superintendent,  Royal  Infirmary 

Wm.,  manufacturing  chemist,  St.   Clement's  chemical 

works,  18  Links  street 


CITY  OF  ABERDEEN.  185 

Kattray,  Win.  teacher  (Charlotte  st.  schools)  73  John  street 

William  (Patrick  Whyte)  36  Hutcheon  street 

Kay,  Captain,  K.N.,  130  Crown  street 

John,  tinsmith,  5,  h.  4  Gallowgate 

Rayner,  John  J.,  Inland  Revenue  officer,  Reid's  lodgings, 

Holburn  street 
Reach,  Robert,  shoemaker,  90  Virginia  street,  7i.  6  Fish  st. 
Redfern,   P.,  M.D.,   F.R.C.S.L.,  lecturer   on  Anatomy  and 
Physiology  in   King's    College,  and  surgeon  to 
Royal  Infirmary,  42  Schoolhill 
Refuge,  House  of,  and  Industry,  45  Guestrow,  A.  Machray, 

superintendent 
Record  Office,  27  King  street,  Nathaniel  Farquhar,  advocate, 
sheriff  clerk ;  Charles  Warrack  commissary  clerk 
depute ;  Newell  Burnett,  advocate ;  James  A. 
Sinclair,  accountant ;  Alexander  Daniel,  advocate, 
John  Reid,  advocate  ;  John  G.  Leslie,  sheriff  clerk 
depute;  John  Watt,  sheriff  clerk  depute;  Wm. 
Daniel ;  R.  T.  Barnes,  chief  constable ;  James 
Cran,  keeper 
Reid,  Adam,  manager  (James  Grant  and  Co.)  21  Marischal 

street,  h.  Leadside,  Gilcomston 
...  ..  and  Mackenzie,  A.  &  W.  architects,  14  Adelphi  court 

Alexander,  treasurer  (Harbour  office)  11  Waterloo  st. 

Alexander,  late  cart  and  plough  wiight,  29  Skene  st. 

Andrew,  165  Gallowgate 

Andrew,  merchant,  46  Constitution  street 

.....  Benjamin   and    Co.,   seedsmen,    seed,  plant,    and  im- 
plement warehouse,    132   Union    street    and    2 
Belmont  street ;  nurseries,  Albyn  place  and  Union 
vale 
......  Benjamin  (B.  Reid  and  Co.)  31  Albyn  place 

Charles,  day  sergeant  of  police,  8  East  North  street 

David  (G.  Reid  and  Sons)  76  Dee  street 

Donald,  teacher  of  sacred  music,  and  precentor  (Free 

East  Church)  Skene  street  west 

Duncan,  M.D.,  Crown  court,  41  §  Union  street 

George  &  Sons,  chemists  and  druggists,  45  Union  st. 

George,  6  North  Broadford 

George  (B.  Reid  and  Co.) 

......  George,  buss  conductor,  57  Regent  quay 

J.,  fiesher,  158  George  street 

,  James,  shipmaster,  38  Park  street 

James,  furnishing  tailor,  154  George  street,  h-  11  Sea- 
mount  place 

o Jas.,  overseer  (J.  Abernethy  &  Co.,  Ferryhill  foundry), 

9  Bank  street 

James,  builder,  workshop  and  Ti.  58  John  street 

James,  stabler,  13  Princes  street 

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186  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Reid,  John,  advocate,  Record  office,  King  st.,  h.  1  Albert  st. 

John,  coach  and  harness  maker,  12  Wales  street 

John,  writer,  42  Castle  street 

John,  land  measurer,  Holburn  place 

John,  shipowner,  139  Skene  street 

John,  late  shipmaster,  4  Links  street 

John,  broker,  9  Justice  street 

„„....  Joseph,  boot  and  shoemaker,  86  King  street 

Peter,  furniture  dealer,  82,  h.  81  George  street 

Peter,   New  Inn  and  stabling,  and  jobbing  gardener, 

Holburn  street 
Robert,   tobacco   and  snuff  manufacturer,   80,   h.   76 

Broad  street 

Robert,  tidewaiter  patrol,  24  Regent  quay 

Thomas,  advocate,  90  Union  street 

Wm.,  ship  and  insurance  broker,  agent  for  the  Scottish 

Sea  Insurance  Co.,  Dundee,  and  for  the  United 

Kingdom  Life  Assurance  Co.,  London,  36Marischal 

street,  h.  1  Springbank  terrace 

Wm.  B.,  clerk  (T.  &  C.  Bank)  139  Skene  street 

Wm.,  earthenware  dealer,  20  Park  street 

Wm.,  slater,  65  Hutcheon  street 

.....   Wm.  L.,  advocate,  146  Union  street 

Wm.,  gardener,  12  East  North  street 

Mrs,  matron  (A.  F.  O.  Asylum)  19  Albyn  place 

Mrs  Andrew,  lodgings,  165  Gallowgate 

Mrs  D.,  lodgings,  48  Dee  street 

Mrs  George,  sen.,  28  Silver  street 

Mrs,  6^-  St.  Mary's  place 

Mrs  Wm.,  lodgings,  Holburn  street 

Mrs,  5  Wellington  place 

Mrs,  47  Frederick  street 

Mrs,  1  Albert  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  10  Queen  street 

Mrs,  32  Victoria  street  west 

Mrs,  8  Little  Chapel  street 

Mrs  James,  6  Frederick  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  8  Commerce  street 

Miss,  teacher,  3  Littlejohn  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  13  Correction  wynd 

Reith,  Alex.,  carter  (Devanha  distillery)  10  Affleck  street 

Archibald,  M.D.,  1  East  Craibstone  street 

George,  stockbroker,  47  Marischal  street 

James,  gardener,  66  Woolmanhill 

John,  stamper  (P.  O.)  28  Gerrard  street 

Robert,  chemist  and  druggist,  133,  h.  131  Crown  street 

William,  8  North  Broadford 

Mrs  John,  Cuparstone  buildings 

Mrs,  lodgings,  28  Skene  street 


CITY   OF  ABERDEEN.  187 

Eennie,  Alex.,  painter,  glazier,  and  paper  hanger,  45  Upper- 

kirkgate,  k.  131  King  street 

George,  printer,  64  Broad  street,  h.  15  Skene  terrace 

George,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  112    Gallowgate,  h. 

5  Nelson  street 
• John  T.,  ship  insurance  and  share  agent,  48  Marischal 

street,  h.  Deemount 

Wm.,  smith  and  furniture  dealer,  23,  h.  21  Gallowgate 

. Mrs,  draper,  15  Market  gallery 

Mrs,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  85J  Broad  street 

.   Mrs,  31  Victoria  street  west 

......  Miss,  dressmaker,  36  Back  wynd 

Rettie,  James  (of  M.  Rettie  and  Sons'  jewellery  department) 

26  Broad  street 
.  ....  M.  &  Sons,  silversmiths  and  jewellers,  dealers  in  Lon- 
don and  Geneva  watches,  clocks,  and  fancy  goods, 

151  Union  street 
M  &  Sons,  lamp  manufacturers,  and  purveyors  of  oil 

to  her  Majesty,  28  Diamond  street 
......  Wm.  (of  M.  Rettie  and  Sons'  lamp  department)  23  Dee 

street 
Kezin,  George,  furnishing  tailor,  16  Skene  street  h.  68  Skene 

square 
Reynolds,  Gordon,  basketmaker,  26  Queen  street 

Wm.,  tailor  and  clothier,  3  Schoolhill 

Rhind,    Alexander,  traveller  (James  Littlejohn)  52f  Chapel 

street 
......  John,  commission   agent  and  mahogany  merchant,  1 

Netherkirkgate 
Rhynas,  James  A.,  shipmaster,  28  Wellington  street 
Riach,  John,  proprietor,  3  Thistle  lane 
......   Mrs,  sick  nurse,  12  Ann  street 

......   Mrs.,  Warkman's  tavern,  16  Shiprow 

Richards  and  Co.,  linen  manufacturers,  Broadford  ;  bleaching 

and  vitriol  works,  Rubislaw 
Richardson,  Misses,  86  Crown  street 
Riddel,  Alexander,  late  overseer,    Westland's  houses,  Hol- 

burn  place 
......  D.  and  J.,  jewellers  and  watchmakers,  43  St.  Nicholas 

street,  h.  75  John  street 
George,  commission  and  general  merchant,  42  Marischal 

street 
.....  John  S.,  traveller  (J.  J.  Kennedy)  20  Harriet  street 

Peter,  principal  clerk  (Harbour  office)  3  St.  Clement  st. 

Thos.,  accountant  (Savings  Bank)  81  Hutcheon  street 

Wm.  R.  (T.  and  C.  Bank)  QQ  Schoolhill 

Wm.,  accountant's  office  (S.  N.  E.  R.),  Bexhill  cottage, 

Holburn  place 
Riddoch,  Alex.  (T.  M;Combie  and  Co.)  31  Queen  street 


188  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Riddoch,  Mrs,  31  Queen  street 

Rire,  Alexander,  broker,  163  .Gallowgate 

Ritchie,  Andrew,  shipmaster,  3  Castle  lane 

David,  shipmaster,  54  Quay 

Donald,  merchant  tailor,  55  Commerce  street 

Rev.  J.  B.  (Charlotte  street  "U.P.  Church)  86  Crown 

street 

John,  furniture  dealer,  10,  h.  8  Gallowgate 

Robert,  letter  carrier,  7  Church  street 

Thomas,  late  merchant,  2  Millburn  street 

Turner,  saddler  and  harness  maker,  5  Back  wynd 

W.  and  Co.,  leather  cutters,  25  Netherkirkgate 

Mrs,  Kentfield  cottage,  Ruthrieston 

Mrs  Thomas,  7  Church  street 

Robb,  Alexander,  13  Canal  street 

......   Andrew,  porter,  ale,  and  provision  dealer,  128,  h.  127 

Loch  street 
......   Brothers  and   Co.,  commission  merchants,  wholesale. 

merchants,  insurance  brokers,  and  general  agents, 

12  Virginia  street 

George,  clerk  (Town  house)  h.  182  Gallowgate 

George,  clerk  (G.  L.  Co.)  20  North  Broadford 

George,  shore  porter,  23  Castle  street 

George,    wholesale  grocer,    14  Young   street,    h.    22 

Gerrard  street 
James   (of  Robb,  Brothers,  &  Co.)  4  Devanha  terracey 

Ferryhill 

James  agent,  22  Gerrard  street 

John  (of  Robb,  Brothers,  &  Co.)  166  Union  street 

John,  plumber  (J.  Blaikie  &  Sons)  29  Frederick  street 

......  John,  inspector,  170  Skene  street  west 

Thomas,  fishmonger   and   game  dealer,   19  Basement 

floor,  Market,  k.  60  Gordon  street 
William,  coach  builder,  foreman  (Laing  and  Melvin)  10 

Bon-accord  street 

Wm.,  commercial  traveller,  3  Springbank  place 

Mrs  James,  22  Gerrard  street 

Mrs,  18  Bon-accord  street 

Mrs  Charles,  84  Crown  street 

Mrs,  fish  dealer,  Basement  floor,  Market 

Robbie,  William,  writer  (Jopp  and  Shand)  31  Gallowgate,  h. 

1  Skene  square 
Roberts,  David,  gig  and  harness  repository,  92  and  94  King 

street,  and  leather  merchant,  17  Princes  street, 

h.  4  Frederick  street 

John,  shipmaster,  15  Prince  Regent  street 

Robert,  spirit  dealer,  15  Fisher  row 

Mrs,  midwife,  290  George  street 

Miss,  95  King  street 


CITY   OF  ABERDEEN;  189 

Robertson  and  Cook,  coach  proprietors  and  post  horse 
masters,  Royal  Mail  Coach  Office,  59  Union 
street,  hiring  office  and  stables,  8  Schoolhill 

Alex.,  goods  superintendent  (S.  N.  E.  R.),  3  Devanha 

terrace 

Alexander,  engineer,  20  Prince  Regent  street 

Alexander,  manager   (Broadforcl  Bread  Company,  218 

George  street)  h.  Kepplestone,  Rubislaw 

Alexander,  plumber  and  gas  fitter,   8  and  10   Skene 

terrace ;  workshop  6,  h.  2  Denburn  terrace 

Alex.,  sculpture    and    monumental   works,   Mary  well 

bank,  Wellington  road,  h.  45  Bon-accord  street 

Andrew,  sexton  (Nellfield  Cemetery,  Cuparstone),  h.  at 

the  gate 

Charles,  ironmonger,  17  Park  street,  h.  6  South  Con- 
stitution street 

David  (Royal  Hotel)  post  horse  master  to  Her  Majesty, 

61  Union  street 

.......  Donald,  grocer,  78  West  North  street 

George  P.,  officer  of  Inland  Revenue,  Bellevue,  Hard- 
gate 

George,  spirit  dealer,  74  Green 

......  George,  mason,  123  Chapel  street 

George,  ironmonger,  207  Gallowgate,  li.  2  Gerrard  st. 

George,  clerk  (T.  &  C.  B.)  5  Bank  street,  Ferryhill 

George,  meal    and  barley   warehouse,  59  Green  and 

Hill  down  tree 

George,  saw  miller,  Leggart 

James,  haircutter  and  perfumer,  20,  k.  26  Broad  street 

James,    teacher    (St.    Clement's    Parish    School),    14 

Broad  street 

John,  stabler,  6  Mealmarket  street 

John,  clerk  (Robertson  and  Cook)  3  Wellington  street, 

Cotton 

John,  warehouseman,  12  Canal  street 

John,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  10  and  11  Market  gal- 
lery, 7i.  22  Summer  street 

John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  52  West  North  street,  h. 

above  shop 

John,  advocate  (Lumsden  and  Robertson)  3  Union  ter- 
race 

Robert,    tailor    and   clothier,    1  Correction    wynd,  h. 

Grant's  court,  49  Upperkirkgate 

Robert,  ropemaker,  127  Causewayend 

Robert,  shoemaker,  43  George  street 

Robert,  boot  and  shoemaker,  25  Schoolhill 

William,  wright,  9  Whitehouse  street,  h.  95  Chapel  st. 

William,  spirit  dealer,  5Marischal  street,  h.  80  George- 
street 

Q2 


190  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Robertson,  William,  stoneware  merchant,  88  George  street, 
h.  24  Blackfriars  street 

Wm.,  granite  and  marble  works,  258  Union  street,  h.  7 

Huntly  street 

Wm.,  teacher  (Holburn  school),  38  Chapel  street 

Mrs  Charles,  3  Bannermill  street 

Mrs,  midwife,  40  St  Clement  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Marischal  street 

Mrs,  midwife,  51  Virginia  street 

Mrs,  provision  agent,  209  Gallowgate 

Mrs,  inn  and  lodgings,  13  Guestrow 

Miss,  13  Diamond  street 

Miss,  milliner  and  importer  of  French  millinery,  217 

Union  street 

Miss,  1  Albyn  place 

Miss,  124  Crown  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  35  George  street 

and  Smith,  Misses,  drapers,  54  George  street 

Misses,  teachers,  29  Castle  street 

Misses,  teachers,  116  George  street 

Eobinson,  Crum.  &  Co.,  cotton  spinners,  Bannermill 

Hardy  (of  R.  C  &  Co.),  156  Union  street 

Robison,  Wm.,  advocate,  and  agent  for  Scottish  Union  In- 
surance Co.,  58  Castle  street 

Robson,  James  W.,  assistant  clerk  to  P.  &  J.,  Tax  Commis- 
sioners ;  office,  201  Union  street,  ft.;.21  Seamount 
place 

Miss,  milliner,  64  Skene  street 

Rock  Life  Assurance  Co.  ;  agent,  Thomas  Ruxton,  84  Union 
street 

Rodger,  James,  tanner,  currier,  wholesale  and  retail  leather 
dealer,  Gilcomston  tannery,  h.  1  Mary  place 

Roger,  James,  clerk,  264  George  street 

John  (of  Pratt  and  Keith),  Rosehall 

Thomas,  late  teacher  (Trades'  School),  55  Longacre 

Mrs,  25  Union  place 

Rollo,  William,  keeper  of  dead-house,  Henderson's  court,  46 
Broad  street 

Mrs,  register  office,  24  George  street 

Rombach,  Joseph  &  Co.,  German  clock  makers,  74  King  st. 

Ronald,  Wm.,  hide  and  leather  factor,  182,  h.  124  George 
street 

Mrs,  8  Mount  street 

Rose,  Donaldson  &  Co.,  shipowners  and  timber  merchants,  7 
York  street 

George,  turner,  73,  h.  53  Green 

James  (of  D.  R.  &  Co.),  11  Golden  square 

John,  stabler  and  vintner,  166  Gallowgate 

John  and  Co.,  wrights  and  funeral  undertakers,  16  Mut- 
ton brae 


CITY   OP  ABEKDEEN.  191 

Rose,  W.  (D.  R.  and  Co.),  11  Golden  square 

Mrs  Donaldson  (of  Hazlehead),  11  Golden  square 

Miss,  Margaret's  place,  Ruthrieston 

Ross,  Adam,  jeweller  and  watchdealer,  23  St.  Nicholas  street 
h.  24  Schoolhill 

Alex.,  overseer  (Bannermill),  20  College  street 

Alex.,  chemist,  30  Belmont  street 

Alex.,  advocate,  actuary  and  cashier  of  the  National 

Security  Savings'  Bank,  clerk  to  the  commuta- 
tion road  trustees  of  the  Ellon  district ;  office, 
Savings'  Bank,  Exchange  street ;  h.  75  Bon-accord 
street 

Alex.,  brewer,  8  Skene  square 

Alex.,  managing  clerk  (Thomson,  Hall,  Catto  &  Co.), 

agent  for  the  Provident  Clerk's  Life  Assurance 
Association  ;  and  Norwich  and  London  Accident 
and  Casualty  Insurance  Association,  York  place, 
h.  10  Constitution  street 

Andrew,  clerk,  (G.  T.  &  Son),  Applebank,  Spittal 

Angus,  cooper,   15  James  street,  h.  4   Marine  place, 

Ferryhill 

Angus,  sergeant-major,  late  of  79th  regiment,  7  Canal 

street 

Rev.  Charles  (Free  Bon-accord  church).  19  Union  ter. 

* David,  4  Canal  terrace 

Donald,  secretary   and   superintendent    N.    E.    Coast 

Mission,  14  Constitution  street 

Donald,  photographer,  Market  street 

George,  grocer,  56  George  street,  h.  13  Loch  street 

Geo.,  tailor  (officer  to  the  Tailor  Trade),  3  Queen  street 

George,  feuar,  45  Wales  street 

Hugh,  umbrella  maker,  12  Gallowgate,  h.  Emslie's  court 

26  Gallowgate 

Hugh,  jun.,  haberdasher,  4  Broad^street,  h.  100  Crown 

street 

Hugh,  broker,  14  Shiprow 

James,  writer  (Adam  &  Anderson),  75  Union  street 

James,  shoemaker,  44,  h.  40  Shiprow 

James,  Cuparstone  cottage,  Cuparstone  place 

James,  builder  (Mitchell  &  Ross),  28  Summer  street 

James,  20  Commerce  street 

James,  clothier  and  haberdasher,  206,  h.  239  George  st. 

John  H.j  tailor  and  clothier,  13  &  14  Market  gallery 

John,  mason,  28  Summer  street 

John,   trimming  warehouse,   125  Union  street,  h.    11 

Union  row 

John,  ironmonger  and  blacksmith,  57  St.  Nicholas  st., 

h.  51  St.  Andrew  street 

John,  letter  carrier,  24  Union  row  and  26  Summer  st. 


192  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Eoss,  Lewis,  teacher  of  music,  21  Seamount  place 

Peter,  shoemaker,  60  Gordon  street 

Eobert  P.,  39  Dee  street 

Robert,  plasterer,  20  Longacre 

Wm.,  advocate,  20  Belmont  street 

Wm.,  principal  beadle  (Free   North  Church),  funeral 

waiter  and  undertaker,  47  Frederick  street 

Wm.,  wright  (Gas  works)  3  Gas  street 

Mrs  Jane,  sick  nurse,  40  Skene  square 

Mrs  Charles,  42  Skene  terrace 

Mrs  Dr.,  4  Marine  place 

Mrs,  lodgings,  40  Chapel  street 

Mrs  A.  J.,  75  Bon-accord  street 

Mrs  Lewis,  lodgings,  21  Seamount  place 

Mrs  Peter,  59  Huntly  street 

Mrs  Robert,  91  Crown  street 

Mrs,  draper,  179  Gallowgate,  h.  1  Berry  lane 

Mrs,  stoneware  merchant,  57  Windmill  brae 

Miss,  lodgings,  189  Union  street 

Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  10  Gaelic  lane 

Miss,  1  Affleck  street 

Rosie,  Wm.,  shipmaster,  Rosie  cottage,  Maybank 

Rothnie,  James,  fiesher,  28  Market  hall 

Routledge,  Whinton  &  Son,  rope  and  twine  manufacturers, 
219  Gallowgate 

Wm.  of  (W.  Routledge  and  Son),  15  Garden  place 

Miss,  220  Gallowgate 

Rowell,  Benjamin,  watchmaker,  157  George  street,  h.  72 
Catherine  street 

......  Joseph,  iron  merchant,  wholesale  ironmonger,  manufac- 
turer of  nails,  &c,  14  and  16  St.  Paul  street,  and 
Ironmonger's  court,  14  Upperkirkgate,  h.  View 
place,  23  Rosemount  place 

Joseph,  sen.,  18£  North  Broadford 

Roy  and  Belcher,  nurserymen  ;  nurseries,  North  st.,  and  South 
Ferryhill,  h.  South  Ferry  hill 

James,  late  nurseryman,  Rotunda  lodge,  Ferryhill 

John,  nursery  seedsman,   48   Union   St.,  h.  4  Rotunda 

place,  Ferryhill 

....  Michael,  boot  and  shoemaker,  286,  h.  259  George  street 

Royal  Exchange  Assurance  Corporation  ;  Alex.  Jopp,  advo- 
cate, agent,  Jopp's  court,  31  Gallowgate 

Royal  Aberdeenshire  Highlanders,  Militia  depot,  see  page  56 

Northern  Agricultural  Society,  J.    &  R.   Ligertwood, 

secretaries 

Runcie,  J.  &  W.,  tinsmiths,  5  George  street,  h.  47  Victoria 
street  west 

Runcy,  Charles,  Barkmill  house,  Berryden  road 

Charles,  F.,  advocate,  2  Correction   wynd,  h.  Barkmill 


CITY  OF  ABERDEEN.  193 

Kuncy,  James,  agent  (English  and  Irish  United  Assurance 
Co.),  61  St.  Nicholas  street,  h.  13  Canal  street 

T.  L.,  Millbank,  North  Broadford 

Eussel  and  Gordon,  booksellers  and  stationers  (public  circu- 
lating library),  19  Broad  street 

Francis,  beadle  (Free  Greyfriars  Church),  17  Denburn 

terrace 

George,  artist,  4  Dee  street 

Peter,  M.D.,  12  Eegent  quay 

Wm.  (of  Eussel  and  Gordon),  Millbank  cottage,  Wood- 
side 

Eussell,  Alex.,  clothier  and  outfitter,  18  Union  street,  h.  19 

Union  buildings 
James,  policeman  (S.  N.  E.  E.  Co.),  12  Skene  square 

John,  artist,  13  Diamond  street 

Mrs  Joseph,  13  Diamond  street 

Mrs  Wm.,  57  Victoria  street  west 

Mrs,  35  Huntly  street 

Miss,  of  Eathen,  257  George  street 

Eust,  Alex.,  commission  agent,  Crown  court,  41  J-  Union  st. 

James,  carpenter  and  builder,  14,  h.  28  Blackfriars  st. 

John,  wood  merchant  and  carpenter,  14  Thistle  street., 

h.  20  Eose  street 

Eutherford,  George  D.,  5  Mackie  place 

Thomas,  carver,  Donald's  court,  20  Schoolhill 

Euthven,  Geo.  J.  W.,  19  Springbank  terrace 

Ruxton,  Charles,  4  Albert  street 

Thomas,  advocate,  84  Union  street,  agent  for  the  Rock 

Life  Assurance  Co.,&.  22  Rubislaw  terrace 

ST.  ANDREW'S  Episcopal  School,  81  King  street 

St.  Nicholas  Poor-house,  Nelson  st. ;  inspector,  Jas.  Wallace 

Sachs,  Marcus,  professor  of  Theology  (Free  Church  College) 

Beechhill,  Pitfodels 
Sadler,  Mrs,  lodgings,  189  Union  street 
Saint,  James,  late  shore  porter,  11  Union  row 
James,  jun.,  silk  mercer,  draper,  and  shawl  merchant 

hosier  and  outfitter,  135  and  139  Union  street,  k. 

6  West  Craibstone  street 
Salmond,  Wm.,  letter  carrier,  5  Drum's  lane 
Salter,  Win.,  flesher,  14  Market  hall,  h.  1  Nelson  street 
Sanderson,  Matthew,  spiritdealer,  7  East  North  street 
Sandison,  Andrew,  spirit  dealer,  58  Quay 

John,  shipmaster,  2  Bannermill  street 

Ludovick  G.,  fishing  tackle  maker,  118  King  street,  h. 

56  Spittal 
Sang,  Thomas,  boot  and  shoemaker,  50  Summer  street 
Sangster,  George,  jeweller,  81,  h.  68  Broad  street 
George,  grocer,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  122  King  street, 

h.  129  West  North  street 


194  GENERAL    DIRECTORY, 

Sangster,  James,  shipmaster,  4  Bannermill  street 

John,  shipmaster,  3  James  street 

John,  druggist,  46,  h.  48  Commerce  street 

Robert,  sen.,  flesher,  31  Market  hall,  h.  21  Crown  st. 

Thomas,  advocate,  2  Ragg's  lane,  h.  17  Union  place 

Mrs,  provision  dealer,  18  Albion  street 

Helen,  20  Crown  street 

Sasines  Register,  Record  office,  King  street ;  N.  Burnett,  ad- 
vocate, registrar 

Saunders,  James,  spirit  dealer,  53  Regent  quay 

Kemp,    coal    merchant    and    commission    agent,   56 

Marischal  street 

Mrs,  broker,  25  East  North  street 

Savage,  Edward,  house  steward,  Lunatic  Asylum,  h.  42 
Union  terrace 

Scatterty,  Alex.,  principal  beadle  (East  church),  and  funeral 
waiter,  5  Correction  wynd 

Scholes,  George  (Pilots'  tavern),  52  York  street 

Scorgie,  George,  porter,  Jopp's  court,  40  Broad  street 

Mrs  Robert,  vintner,  1  Waterloo  street 

Mrs,  provision  dealer,  22  Basement  floor,  Market,  h. 

10  Trinity  street 

Scott  Alex.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  52,  Ti.  44  Upperkirkgate 

Alex.,  shipmaster,  3  Bannermill  street 

A.D.  (A.  Hadden  and  Sons),  84  Bon-accord  street 

Andrew  boot  and  shoemaker,  10  St  Nicholas  street,  h. 

Mount  Pleasant,  Bridge  of  Don 

Geo.  shoemaker,  44  Virginia  street,  h.  2  Nelson  st. 

James,  cattle  topman  (S.  N.  E.  R.),  Cattle  station 

James,  spirit  dealer,  8  Trinity  street 

John  (N.  of  S.  Bank),  104  King  street 

John,  teacher  (Gordon's  Hospital),  86|  Crown  street 

John,  chimney  sweeper,  46  Gallowgate 

John,  shipowner,  14  Mary  well  street 

John,  hatter,  35  Marischal  street 

Mrs,  Ruthrieston  lodge 

Mrs  James,  18  Rosemount  place 

Miss,  10  Crown  street 

Miss,  (late  of  Berryden),  4  Bon-accord  terrace 

Scottish  Amicable  Life  Assurance  Society ;  John  Jamieson, 
56  Marischal  street,  agent 

Equitable    Assurance  Co. ;    Lumsden  and    Robertson, 

advocates,  3  Union  terrace  ;  Wm.  Hunter,  advo- 
cate, 14  Adelphi  court ;  and  James  Hay  Chalmers, 
147  Union  street,  agents 

North  Eastern  Railway  station  and  Offices,  Guild  st., 

Wm.  Esplin,  general  manager 

o North  Eastern  Railway  Co.'s  Coal  Depot,   Lower  Dee 

st.  ;  A.  Duff,  superintendent 


CITY   OF  ABEKDEEN.  195 

Scottish  Provident  Institution  of  Edinburgh  ;  W.  Skinner,  ad- 
vocate, 229,  and  A.  Brand,  accountant,  103  Union 
street,  agents 

Provincial    Assurance  Company,  96  Union  st. ;  C.  F. 

Griffith,  manager 

Sea  Insurance  Co.  ;   Wm.  Reid,  agent,  36  Marischal  st 

Union  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Co.  ;  James  and  George 

Collie,  38  Castle  st.,  and  Wm.  Robison,  58  Castle 
street,  agents 

Widows'  Fund;  Alex.  Nicol,  36  Marischarst.,  agent 

Sedgwick,  John,  foreman  (D.  Roberts,  currier),  9  Princes  st. 

Wm.,  cutler,  64  George  street 

Selbie,  James,  26  College  street 

James,  mason,  56  Chapel  street 

Sefton,  Charles,  manager  (Bannermill),  50  Constitution  st. 

Sellar,  James,  1  Links  street 

Wm.,  wholesale  confectioner  and  manufacturer  of  con- 
fectionary by  machinery,  Pirie's  court,  50  Castle 
street,  h.  Heathpark 

Mrs  T.,  40  Union  terrace 

Senter,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  8,  h.  10  Crown  street 

Session- Clerk  and  Registrar  of  Marriages,  &c,  for  district  of 
St  Nicholas;  J.  Watt,  advocate,  4  Correction  wynd 

Session-Clerk  and  Registrar  of  Marriages,  &c,  for  district  of 
Old  Machar;  James  Leask,  1£  Upper  Denburn, 
and  11  High  street,  Old  Aberdeen 

Seton,  Alex.,  pawnbroker,  35  Netherkirkgate 

James,  spirit  dealer,  7  Gallowgate 

Miss,  35  Dee  street 

Shand,  Alex.,  manager,  Devanha  Distillery 

David,  saw  maker,  Market  street 

Robert  (Jopp  and  Shand),  45  Belmont  street 

Mrs,  sick  nurse,  45  Bon-accord  street 

Misses,  45  Belmont  street 

Sharp,  James,  musical  instrument  maker,  11  George  st. 

Shaw,  Robert,  house  factor,  agent,  messenger-at-arms,  and 
bar-officer,  Sheriff-court ;  office,  1  Huxter  row  ;  h. 
90  Gallowgate 

Wm.,  tailor  and  clothier,  41  Lodge  walk 

Miss,  20  Springbank  terrace 

Shaw's  Hospital,  Broadford  cottage,  North  Broadford ;  Mrs 
Evans,  matron 

Sheach,  David,  writer,  84  Union  street 

Shearer,  Johnston,  photographer,  22  Crown  street,  h.  32 
Marywell  street 

Sheed,  John,  commission  merchant,  agent  for  Messrs  Bell, 
Rannie,  and  Co.,  wine  merchants,  Leith ;  Lon- 
don and  Manchester  Plate  Glass  Co. ;  Liverpool 
and  London  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Co. ;  Plate 
Glass  Insurance  Co.,  &c,  44  Marischal  street 


196  GENERAL   DIRECTORY. 

Sheed,  Mrs,  midwife,  1  Hanover  lane 

Shier,  David,  land  surveyor  Beechhill,  Pitfodels 

Mrs,  draper,  24  Market  gallery,  h.  69  George  street 

Shepherd,  Alex.  &  Co.,  bottlers,  5  Littlejohn  street 

Alex.,  cart  and  plough  wright,  house  carpenter,  &c, 

North  Broadford,  h.  64  Hutcheon  street 

Alex,  (of  A.  S.  and  Co.),  37  Seamount  place 

Alex.,  spirit  dealer,  83  Green 

Charles,  8  Rosemount  terrace 

George,  bookseller  and  stationer,  1,  h.  26  Broad  st. 

, James  (of  S.  and  S,),  23  Bon-accord  terrace 

Simpson,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  52,  h,  50 

King  street 
Wm.,  wholesale  and  retail  confectioner,  27  Broad  st., 

h.  134  Crown  street 

Miss,  Hardgate 

Miss,  35  Victoria  street  west 

Sherar,  John,  ironmonger  and  naphtha  merchant,  48,  h.  50 

George  street 
......   Wm.,  furniture  dealer,  27  Gallowgate 

Mrs,  lodgings,  18  Marischal  street 

Sherer,  Andrew,  ship  chandler,  13  Quay 

Sheret,   Charles,  teacher   (Free  Gilcomston  school),  Holbura 

street 
Sheriff  Clerk's  Office,  Eecord  office,  King  street 

Watson's  Female  School  of  Industry,  Skene  stfwest 

Sheriffs,  Wm.,  grocer,  69  Park  street 
Sherman,  Mrs,  lodgings,  39  Summer  street 

Miss,  milliner,  39  Summer  street 

Shewan,  Alex.,  jobbing  gardener,  33  Whitehouse  st. 
Shipmasters'  Society  Hall,  11  Quay  ;  F.  J.  Cochran,  advocate, 

clerk 
Shipwrecked  Fishermen  and  Mariner's  Benevolent  Society  ; 

honorary  agent,  W.  P.  Booth,  20  Marischal  st. 
Shields,  Thomas,  pharmaceutical  chemist  and  druggist,  125 

Crown  street,  h.  31  Mary  well  street 
Shirer,  Wm.  clerk  (A.  H.  and  Sons),  13  Bon-accord  lane 
Shirreffs,  Alex.  B.,  precentor  of  South  parish  church,  20  Prin- 
ces street 

Alex.,  innkeeper  30  Gerrard  street 

Mrs  James,  Union  Inn,  42  St  Nicholas  street 

Mrs,  40  Huntly  street 

Miss,  16  Thistle  street 

Shirres,  D.  L.  (of  D.  L.  S.  and  Co.),  240  Union  street 

D.  L.  and  Co.,  manufacturers  and  warehousemen  76 

George  street 

James,  silk  mercer,  woollen^draper  and  wholesale  mer- 

^    chant,  30  Union  st.  and  2  St  Catherine's  wynd,  h. 

10  Millburn  street 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  197 

Shirres,  Wm.  and  Co.,  wholesale  warehousemen  Market  st. 

Wm.  (of  W.  S.  and  Co.),  14  Bon-accord  square 

......   Wm.,  tin-plate  worker,  18  Upperkirkgate,  h.  6  Donald's 

court,  20  Schoolhll 

Shooting  Gallery,  69  Guestrow 

Shore  Dues  and  Harbour  Office,  Quay,  foot  of  Marischal  st 

Sievewright,  Charles,  flesher,  24  Market  hall,  h.  Hardgate 

Mrs  Wm.,  65  Park  street 

Miss,  65  Park  street 

Silver,  Alexander,  pensioner,  24  Mary  well  street 
George,  baker,  120,  h.  118  Chapel  street 

Sim,  Alexander,  accountant  (Bank  of  Scotland),  34  Castle  st. 
Alexander,  Millbank,  Hardgate 

„ Andrew,  blacksmith,  5  Catto  square 

George  (Union  Bank),  103  Crown  street 

George,  spirit  dealer,  74  Shiprow 

James,  gardener,  Carnation-field,  near  Skene  square 

James,  2  Sim's  square,  Shuttle  street 

i..  James  and  Co.,  manufacturing  chemists  and'wholesale 

druggists,  76  King  street 

James  (of  J.  Sim  and  Co,),  150  King  street 

John,  book-keeper  (North  of  Scotland  Bank),  19  Rose- 
mount  place 

John,  surgeon  (H.E.I. C.S.),  Millbank,  Hardgate 

John,  shoemaker  and  beadle  (Union  Chapel)  23  Fre- 
derick street 

......  Robert,  teacher  (Academy,  18  Union  row),  h.  33  Char- 
lotte street 

......  Thomas,  fruiterer  and  provision  merchant,  244  George 

street,  h.  View  bank,  Cornhill 

William,  tanner  and  currier,  Newbridge,  Hardgate,  h. 

at  the  premises 

„ William,  clerk  (Richards  &  Co.),  Rubislaw,  Bleechfield, 

h.  at  the  works 

„ Wm.,  shipmaster,  Neilson  House,  Holburn  street 

William,  smoke-curer,  builder,  and  jobbing  mason,  2 

Gordon's  court,  Gordon  street 

„ Mrs  James,  10  Summer  lane 

Simpson  and  Cadenhead,  advocates,  9  Huxter  row 

*, and  Whyte,  clothiers  to  Her  Majesty  and  Prince  Albert, 

21  Union  buildings 

.. Alexander,  advocate,  27  Belmont  street 

Alexander,  jun.,  advocate  (of  S,  and  C),  Procurator- 
Fiscal  for  the  county,  58  Bon-accord  st. 

Alexander,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  1  Rosemount  ter. 

Rev.  David  (Free  Trinity  Church),  6  Carden  place 

Edward,  overseer,  107  Loch  street 

George,  cork  manufacturer,  30,  Broad  street  k.  Ruth- 

rieston, 

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198  GENERAL   DIRECTORY. 

Simpson,  Geo.,  beadle  (St  Nicholas  lane  Chapel),  and  funeral 
waiter,  57  Green 

James,  potato  merchant  and    innkeeper,  Ruthrieston 

Inn,  Bridge  of  Dee 

Jas.,  fishcurer,  12  George  st.,  h.  130  West  North  st. 

Jas.,  advocate,  17  Huxter  row,  h.  2  Bon-accord  sq. 

James  W.,  silk  mercer,  126  Union  street,  h.  69  Crown 

street 

James,  gardener,  18  Causewayend 

John  A.,  grain  and  general  agent,  74  Union  street,  h.  3 

Devanha  terrace,  Ferryhill 

John,  eating-house,  1  Park  street 

John  (of  Williamson  and  Simpson),  4  Castle  lane 

John,  shipmaster,  24  Mary  well  street 

John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  50  West  North  street,  h. 

15  Correction  wynd 

John  B.,  collector  (Gas  Light  Co.),  99  George  street 

Rev.  Dr.  R.  (of  Kintore),  19  Thistle  street 

Wm.,  pianoforte-tuner,  Short  Loanings,  Gilcomston 

William  (Nicolson  and  Simpson),  1  South  College      ; 

Mrs  Alexander,  15  Bon-accord  square 

Mrs  George,  6  Alford  place 

Mrs  John,  2  East  Craibstone  street 

Mrs  Joseph,  131  Crown  street 

Mrs  William,  2  South  bridge,  Holburn  street 

Mrs,  Bloomfield,  Holburn  road 

Mrs  (late  of  Strichen),  27  Belmont  street 

Mrs,    superintendent,  Magdalene  Asylum,   10  Mount 

street 

Mrs,  29  Thistle  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  Henderson's  court,  46  Broad  street 

Miss,  1  Alford  place 

Miss,  lodgings,  27  Mary  well  street 

Miss,  register  office  for  servants,  8  Gaelic  lane 

Sinclair,  Rev.  Colin  (Gaelic  church),  10  North  Silver  st. 

D.,  rector  of  Central  Academy,  56  Union  street,  h.  10 

Rose  street 

Donald,  funeral  waiter,  85  Chapel  street 

George,  teller,  Union  Bank 

George,  tailor  and  clothier,  Sinclair's  court,  69  Broad 

street 

„ James  A.  accountant,  clerk  of  the  peace  for  Aberdeen- 
shire ;  office,  Record  office,  King  street,  h.  31 
Bon-accord  terrace 

James,  keeper  and  resident  manager  of  Mechanics'  In- 
stitution, Market  street 

William,  wholesale  druggist  and  oil  merchant,  34  &  36 

Upperkirkgate,  h.  in  court 

Miss,  31  Constitution  street 


CITY  OF  ABERDEEN.  199 

Singer,  Adam,  agent,  h.  and  office,  Ogston's  court,  84  Broad 
street 

, John,  gardener,  Loanhead 

« Patrick  (D.    Wyllie  and  Son),  6  Bank    street,  Ferry- 
hill 

William,  hardware  merchant,  27  Upper kirkgate,  h.  31 

Dee  street 
Mrs,  lodgings,  58  Castle  steeet 

Skakle,  John  (of  Morrison  and  Skakle),  1J  North  Broadford 

Skea,  Joseph,  veterinary  surgeon,  veterinary  forge,  22  Dee 
street,  and  5  Chronicle  lane,  h.  22  Dee  street 

Skene,   Alexander,  wholesale  tea,    coffee,  and  commission 
merchant,  21Regent  quay,  h.  4  Bon-accord  square 

Alexander,  furnishing  tailor,  19  Schoolhill 

Rev.  Charles  (John  Knox's)  34  Chapel  street 

Peter,  traveller,  (Gray,  Watt,  and  Co.),  1  Millbank  ter- 
race 

Peter,  carter,  Devanha  brewery,  5  Affleck  street 

Thomas,  inspector  of  poor  of  Old  Machar ;  office,  St. 

Machar  place,  h.  Diamond  cottage,  Hoi  burn 
place 

Thomas,  93,  7i.  83  King  street 

......  William,  mariner,  I  Justice  lane 

Misses,  3  Bon-accord  square 

Miss,  wool  merchant,  16  Queen  street 

Miss  Mary  Ann,  2  South  Silver  street 

Skinner  and  Wilsone,  advocates,  229  Union  street 

James,  accountant  (National  Bank),  Berryden  cottage 

John,  boatbuilder,  18  York  street 

......  John,  mate,  9  Wales  street 

P.  A.,  candlemaker,  St.  Catherine's  court,  16  Shiprow 

Wm.,  harbour  day  patrol,  8  East  North  street 

Wm.  (of  Skinner  and  Wilsone),  agent  for  the  Scottish 

Provident  Institution,  the  Insurance  Company  of 
Scotland,  and  honorary  secretary  to  the  Roj^al 
Association  for  the  Promotion  of  the  Fine  Arts  in 
Scotland,  229  Union  street,  h.  12  Golden  square 

Mrs  John,  78  Dee  street 

Mrs  (Commercial  hotel)  16  Correction  wynd 

Slaker,  William  (of  Souter  and  Slaker),  28  Summer  street 

Slessor,  Joseph,  railway  porter,  25  Berry  lane 

Smart,  George,  provision  dealer,  94  Gallowgate 

John,  contractor,  7  Carmelite  street 

John,  shipmaster,  10  Rosemount  place 

Robert,  mate,  97  Wales  street 

William,  assistant  inspector  of  poor  for  Old  Machar; 

office,  St.  Machar  place,  h.  1  Holburn  street 

William  (Farquharson  and  Co.),  1  Langstane  place 

Mrs,  sick  nurse,  1  Skene  square 


200  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Smith  and  Cochran,  advocates,  agents  for  the  Standard  Life 

Assurance  Co.,  and  secretaries  to  the  Local  Board, 

1  Huntly  street 
and  Ramage ,  opticians  and  nautical  instrument  makers, 

45  Quay 
Adam,  winsey  manufacturer  and  woollen  draper,  80 

Union  street,  h.  1  Marywell  street 
Alexander,  civil  engineer  and  land  surveyor,  21  Golden 

square 

Alexander,  engineer  (W.  M'K.  &  Co.)  51  Causewayend 

Alexander,  bookseller,  92  George  street 

Alexander,  gas  inspector,  21  Guestrow 

Alexander,  provision  dealer,  23,  h.  25  College  street 

Alexander,  gardener,  King  street  road 

Alexander,  48  Queen  street 

Alexander,  outfitter,  2  Castle  street 

Alexander,  innkeeper,  61  Castle  street 

Alexander  Emslie,  advocate,  1   Huntly  street,  h,  32 

Union  place 

» Alexander,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  35  East  North  st. 

Andrew,   draper,   63   St  Nicholas  street,   h.  17  Rose- 
mount  place 
Arthur,  painter  and  glazier,  30  Quay,  h.  49  Commerce 

street 
Charles  and  Co.,  grocers,  wine  and  spirit  merchants,  23 

Windmill  brae,  and  1  College  street,  h.  67  Dee 

street 
Charles,  merchant  tailor,  9  Skene  terrace,  h.  53  Vic- 
toria street  west 

Charles  (of  Smith  and  Ramage),  5  Canal  terrace 

David,  commission  agent,  ship  and  insurance  broker,  41 

Marischal  street,  h.  32  Whitehouse  street 

David,  clerk  (Adamson  &  Home),  25  Marischal  street 

Ferguson,  writer,  23  Adelphi  court,  h.  Westfield  (East) 

Francis,  accountant  (N.  of  S.  B.),  Balnagarth,  Pitfodels 

George,  shipmaster,  24  Constitution  street 

George,  wright,  6|-  Cause wayend 

George,  cattle  salesman,  sheds  33  h.  24  Frederick  st. 

George,  boot  and  shoemaker,  62  Broad  street,  h.  31 

Longacre 
..  H.  Ambrose,  F.I. A.,  secretary  (Northern   Assurance 

Co.),  5  East  Craibstone  street 

Rev.  James  (Greyfriars)  268  George  street 

James  (of  Gill  and  Smith),  78  Union  street,  h.  3  Rubis- 

law  place 
James,  publisher  (Northern  Aelvtrtiser) ,  68  St.  Andrew 

street 

James  (of  L.  and  J.  Smith),  8&  Crown  street 

James,  printer,  M'Combie's  court,  50f  Union  street 


CITY   OF  ABERDEEN.  201 

Smith,  James  (D.  Smith,  agent),  41  Marischal  street 

James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Holburn  street 

James,  house  carpenter,  7  St  Mary's  place,  Crown  st. 

James,  accountant  (Leith  and  Clyde  Shipping  Co.),  261 

George  street 
......  James,  gardener,  16  Trinity  street 

James,  upholsterer,  102  King  street,  h.  9  Princes  st. 

James,  salmon  fisher,  Thistle  cottage,  Ruthrieston 

John,  manager   (Steam   Navigation  Co.),  87  Waterloo 

quay,  h.  I  Wellington  street 

John,  advocate,  252  Union  street 

John,  merchant,  80|  Waterloo  quay,  h.  27  York  place 

John  &  Co.,  iron  and  nail  merchants,  5  Shoe  lane  &  30 

Longacre 

John,  night  sergeant  of  police,  9  Mounthooly 

John,  pharmaceutical  chemist  and  druggist,  159  Skene 

street 

John,  Newbridge,  Hardgate 

John  (late  of  Rotterdam),  5  Alford  place 

......  John,  bookseller  and  stationer,  50  Union  st.,  h.  1  Rubis 

law  place 

John,  cabinet  maker,  33,  7i.  20  Castle  street 

.  John,  shoemaker,  Rubislaw 

John,  merchant  tailor,  13  Union  buildings,  h.  5  Nelson 

street 

. John,  shore  porter,  9  Guestrow 

Joseph,  gardener,  20  Dee  village 

......  Lewis  &  James,  wholesale  booksellers  and  stationers, 

3  M'Combie's  court,  50^  Union  street 
Lewis  (of  Lewis  &  James  Smith),  20  Union  terrace  and 

Marybank,  Maryculter 
Neil,  jun.,  merchant,  7  Frederick  street,  h.  14  Car  den 

place 

Robert,  surgeon,  58  Dee  street 

Robert,  inspector  of  county  police,  129  West  North  st. 

Robert,  blacksmith,  306  George  street 

Robert,  comptroller  of  customs,  6  Marine  place,  Ferry- 

hill 

Robert,  advocate  (of  Smith  &  Cochran),  214  Union  st. 

Robert,  skinner,  wool  and  leather  merchant,  24  George 

street ;  tanworks,  Gilcomston 

Dr  Thomas,  99  Crown  street 

Thomas,  custom-house  boatman,  56  Wellington  street 

Thomas,  carter,  95  West  North  street 

Victor  E.,  shipmaster,  1  Links  street 

Wm. ,  architect  and  superintendent   of  Town's  works, 

142  King  street 
Wm.,  accountant  (Northern  Assurance  Co.)?  8  Summer 

street 

r  2 


202  GENEEAL    DIRECTORY, 

Smith,  Wm.,  corn  factor  and  commission  merchant,  38  King 
street,  li.  193  Union  street 

Wm.,jun.,  tea,  wine  and   spirit  merchant,  agent  for 

Provident  Life  office,  106  Union  street,  h.  Spring- 
bank,  Dee  street 

Wm.,  shipmaster,  12  St.  Clement  street 

Wm.,  commercial  traveller,  3  King  street  place 

Wm.,  seedsman,  53  St.  Nicholas  street,  h.  5  Huntly  st. 

Wm.,  wig  maker  and  hair  cutter,  2  East  North  street 

....  Wm.,  painter,  3  Nelson  lane 

Wm.,  house  carpenter,  20  Blackfriars  street 

Wm.,  brewer,  20  Mealmarket  street 

Wm.,  blacksmith,  8,  h.  6  Minister's  lane 

.....  Wm.,  gardener,  Mile-end,  Stocket 

Wm.,  grocer,  70  East  North  street 

Wm.,  provision  dealer,  4  Justice  street 

Mrs  A.,  of  Blackhills,  88  Bon-accord  street 

Mrs  A.,  lodgings,  1  Garvock  street 

Mrs  A.,  32  Whitehouse  street 

Mrs  H.,  3  Bannermill  street 

Mrs  James,  lodgings,  32  Union  place 

Mrs  John,  Rosebank,  Hardgate 

......  Mrs  John,  30  Queen  street 

......  Mrs  Wm.,  midwife,  15  Denburn  terrace 

Mrs  Wm.,  Clarmont  cottage,  Guparston& 

Mrs,  6  Frederick  street 

Mrs,  31  Shiprow 

Mrs,  housekeeper,  Royal  Infirmary 

Mrs,  3  Charlotte  street 

Miss,  5  Wellington  place 

Miss,  late  of  Birse,  12  Chapel  street 

Miss,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  49  Bon-accord  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  17  Denburn  terrace 

Miss,  15  Rose  street 

Miss,  73  Bon-accord  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  32  Union  terrace 

Miss,  5  Skene  place 

, Miss  Margaret,  dressmaker,  95  West  North  street 

Miss,  4  Little  Chapel  street 

Misses,  Hector's  houses,  Holburn  place 

Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers,  2  South  Silver  street 

Smollet,  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  64  Queen  street 

Snowey,  Mrs  Agnes,  Royal  Oak  hotel,  5  Regent  quay 

Snowie,  Wm.,  mariner,  5  Constitution  street 

Sorley,  John,  reed  maker,  62  George  st.,  h.  11  Princes  street 

Sorrie,  Mrs,  mealseller,  77  Virginia  street 

Soup  Kitchen,  41  Loch  street 

Souper,  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Wellington  road,  Fer- 
ryhill 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  203 

Souter  and  Shepherd,  wholesale  druggists  and  drysalters, 
Cruden's  court,  22  Broad  street 

and  Slaker,  painters,  glaziers,  and  paper-hangers,  24 

Green 

D.,  teller  (N.  of  S.  Bank),  9  Strawberry  bank 

Wm.,  shoemaker,  4,  h.  6  Park  street 

Wm.,  merchant,  10,  h.  9  Hanover  street 

Wm.  (of  Souter  &  Slaker),  35  Whitehouse  street 

Mrs,  9  Strawberry  bank 

Mrs  James,  62  Dee  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  89  Union  street 

Souttar,  Robert,  shipmaster,  38  Park  street 

Wm.,  clerk,  (G.  N.  of  S.  E.  Co.),  Froghall  cottage 

Spanish  Vice-Consul,  Arthur  Thomson  ;  office,  Bank  of  Scot- 
land court,  35  Castle  street 

Spark,  Andrew,  flesher,  4  Market  hall,  h.  61  Wales  street 

George,  grocer,  ship  chandler,  and  spirit  dealer,  8  Gar- 

vock  street,  h.  1  St.  Clement  street 

Wm.,  professor  of  music,  28  Queen  street 

Wm.  (of  Craigiepark),  Craigiepark 

Mrs,  61  Wales  street 

Speid,  Alex.,  172  Skene  street  west 

Wm.,  advocate,  16  King  street,  h.  2  South  Constitu- 
tion street 

Spellard,  Robert,  nail  manufacturer,  115,  h.  99  Causewayend 

Mrs,  midwife,  6  North  Broadford 

Spence,  Rev.  Alex.,  (Free  St.  Clement's  Church),  Castlehill 

Basil,  1  Canal  street 

James,  draper,  26,  27,  28,  and  29  Castle  street,  h.  Twin 

cottage,  Holburn  street 

John,  spirit  dealer,  106  Green 

Mrs,  sen.,  2  Castlehill 

Spottiswood,  R.  S.  F.,  advocate  (of  Yeats  &  Spottiswood), 
20  Rubislaw  terrace 

St.  Nicholas  Hotel,  9  St.  Nicholas  street,  and  2  St.  Nicholas 
lane,  Alex.  Kemp,  innkeeper 

Stables,  Alex.,  jun.,  accountant  (Scottish  Provincial  Assur- 
ance Company),  112  High  street,  Old  Aberdeen 

James,  teller  (City  of  Glasgow  Bank),  112  High  street, 

Old  Aberdeen 

Stallan,  Miss,  lodgings,  147  Union  street 

Stamp  Office,  Advocates'  buildings 

Standard  Life  Assurance  Company  ;  office,  1  Huntly  street, 
Smith  &  Cochran,  agents  and  secretaries  to  Local 
Board  of  Direction 

Stark,  A   &  W.  fleshers,  38  Market  hall,  and  84  Woolmanhill 

State  Fire  Insurance  Co. ;  Aberdeen  branch,  202  Union  st.> 
John  B.  Bannerman,  local  manager 

Steel,  James,  M.D.,  17  Adelphi  court 

.  Wm.,  spirit  dealer,  4  Weigh-house  square 


204  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Steele  &  Co.,  wholesale  and  retail  hatters,  20  and  22  Union 

street 

Alex,  (of  Steele  &  Co.),  5  St.  Mary's  place,  Crown  st. 

Wm.  accountant,  collector  of  poor's  rates,  (St.  Nicholas 

or  city  parish),  and  secretary  to  the  Aberdeen 

and  North  of  Scotland  Trade  Protection  Society  ; 

office,  30  Marischal  street,  h.  20  Castle  street 
Stephen,  Alexander,  painter,  paper  hanger,  glazier,  and  glass 

stainer,  52  Netherkirkgate,  h.  Devanha  terrace, 

Ferryhill 
Alex.,  late  merchant,  1  Martin's  lane,  h,  173  Skene  st. 

west 
Alex.,  waiter,  and  keeper  of  refreshment  rooms,  King 

street  market,  62  Netherkirkgate 

Alex.  (J.  Black  &  Co.),  17  Rose  street 

George,  teller,  (T.  and  C.  Bank),  161  Skene  street  west 

George,  hairdresser,  9  Chapel  street 

James,  ironmonger,  34  Broad  street,  h.  46  N.Charlotte 

street 

James,  porter  dealer,  34  Eegent  quay,  h.  25  James  street 

James,  Red  Lion  inn,  8  West  North  street 

Rev.  John  (Free  John  Knox's  Church),   9  Northfield, 

Gilcomston 
John  H.,  engraver  and  copperplate  printer,  3  Correc- 
tion wynd 
John,  game  dealer  and  provision   merchant,  55  West 

North  street 

John,  mealseller,  8,  h.  6  Mary  well  street 

Joseph,  overseer  (Broadford  works),  h.  294  George  st. 

J.,  painter,  glazier,  and  paper-hanger,  15  Woolmanhill, 

Lessel,  advocate,  83,  h.  129  Union  street 

Robert,  shipmaster,  2  Wales  street 

Wm.,  surgeon,  77  Dee  street 

......  Wm.,  baker,  31,  h.  29  Broad  street 

Wm.,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  2  Union  wynd,  h, 

13  Union  row 

Mrs  Captain,  17  Rose  street 

......  Mrs,  midwife,  25  James  street 

Miss  Jane,  38  Union  terrace 

Miss,  dressmaker,  108  Skene  street 

Miss,  lodgings,  22  Virginia  street 

Miss,  boarding  and  day  school,  13  Union  row 

Steven,  Arthur,  coffee  and  dining  rooms,  19  Market  street 
Stevens,  Robert,  grocer,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  214  George 

street,  h.  4  Rosemount  place 
Stevenson,  George,  stabler,  25  Mealmarket  street 

Hilkiah,  grocer,  tea,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  63  Park 

street 

James,  teacher  (Free  East  church  school,  St  Andrew 

street),  31  Charlotte  street 


CITY  OF  ABERDEEN.  205 

Stevenson,  James,  engraver,  copperplate  and  lithographic 

printer,  6  Queen  street,  h.  37  Victoria  street  west 

John,  Oddfellows'  Arms  Inn,  41  Queen  street 

John,  agent,  5  Belmont  street 

Win.,  merchant,  5  Belmont  street,  h.  Viewfield,  Rubis- 

law 
Wm. ,  bookseller  and  stationer,  13  St.  Nicholas  street, 

h.  87  John  street 
Wm.,  attendant  (St.  James'  Church,  Crown  street),  54 

Summer  street 

Mrs,  61  Windmill  brae 

Mrs,  midwife,  6  Carmelite  street 

Mrs,  24  Bon-accord  terrace 

Stewart,  Alex.,  silk,  cotton,  and   woollen   dyer,  3  Leadsider 

Gilcomston  , 

Alex.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  1  Gilcomston  brae 

Alex.,  spirit  dealer,  43,  h.  41  Guestrow 

Archd.,  engine  driver  (S.  N.  E.  R.  Co.),  1  Prospect  ter? 

Charles  and  Walter,  wine  merchants,  23  Adelphi  court 

Charles  (of  C.  and  W.  S.),  8  West  Craibstone  street 

Charles,  mason,  10  Queen  street 

David,  38  Union  terrace 

David,  manufacturer   (of  S.  R.  S.  and  Co.),   7  Carden, 

place 

George,  spirit  dealer,  55  Guestrow 

George,  waste  dealer,  28  Harriet  street 

Gordon,  mason  (of  Birnie  and  Stewart,)  75  Chapel  st. 

Henry,  lastmaker  and  spirit  dealer,  62  Loch  street 

James,  city  missionary,  5  Carmelite  street 

James,  flesher,  1  and  2   Market  hall,  h.  4  Correction 

wynd 

James,  flesher,  105,  h.  107  George  street 

John    (of  Stewart,   Rowell  Stewart,  and  Co.),  Cotton, 

lodge 

John,  shipmaster,  20  Prince  Regent  street 

John,  late  mail  guard,  14  Upper  Leadside 

John,  teacher  of  Thain's  school,  52  Shiprow 

.....  John,  maltster  and  brewer,  69  Virginia  street,  ft.  64 

Park  street 

John,  flesher,  20  Market  hall,  k.  Holburn  street 

......  Peter,  plumber,  brassfounder,  and  gasfitter,  12  School- 
hill,  h.  4  Northfield,  Gilcomston 
Rowell  Stewart,  &  Co.,  comb  manufacturers,  Hutcheon 

street 

Thomas,  agent,  6  Broad  street 

Walter  R.  (of  C.  and  W.  S.),  52  Victoria  street  west 

Wm.,  timber  merchant  (of  G.  Milne  and  Co.),  41  Dee 

street 
Ann,  flesher,  3  Market  hall,  h.  17  Carmelite  lane 


206  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Stewart,  Mrs  Alex.,  5  Mackie  place 

Mrs  J.,  13  Carmelite  street 

Mrs  Kenneth,  11  Union  terrace 

Mrs  Peter,  laundress,  43  Bon-accord  street 

Mrs,  7  Constitution  street 

Misses,  85  Bon-accord  street 

Miss  E.,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  2  Chapel  street 

Miss,  59  Dee  street 

Miss,  57  Park  street 

Still,  George,  32  Park  street 

Robert,  blockmaker,  15  Prince  Regent  street 

Mrs  Andrew,  spirit  dealer,  17  York  street 

Mrs  Dr.,  104  Crown  street 

Miss,  Elmbank,  Hardgate 

Miss,  23  Thistle  street 

Stirling,  George,  grocer  and  wholesale  spirit  dealer,  13  Castle 

street,  h.  Royfold,  Rubislaw 
Rev.  James  (United  Presbyterian  Church,  George  st.) 

4  Caroline  place 

J.  J.,  flesher,  46  George  street,  h.  6  Constitution  street 

Mrs,  43  Victoria  street  west 

Stock  Exchange,  34  Marischal  street 

Stophani,  Rev.  Wm.,  Chapel  court,  Justice  street 

Stott,  John,  furnishing  tailor,  Commercial  court,  58  Castle 

street 

Wm,  spirit  dealer,  22  Albion  street 

Strachan  and    Sherriffs,   tea  and  coffee  merchants,    3  St. 

Nicholas  street 

George,  shipmaster,  75  Virginia  street 

James,  late  bookseller,  3.5  Back  wynd 

John,  coffee  roaster,  coffee,  sugar,  and  spic#  grinder, 

Jack's  brae 

John,  turner,  71  Windmillbrae,  h.  Dee  village 

William,  Ruthrieston 

Wm.,  of  Moreseat,  Stocket,  h.  Moreseat 

Mrs,  11  Denburn  terrace 

Mrs,  sick  nurse,  1  Blackfriars  street 

Mrs  A.,  Hardgate 

Misses,  dressmakers,  11  Constitution  street 

Strahan,  Rev.  W.  D.,  governor  (Gordon's  Hospital) 

Strath,  John  (Alex.  Ogston,  84  Loch  street)  152  George  st. 

Strathdee  Distillery,  Cuparstone 

Straton,  Mrs,  lodgings,  22  Broad  street 

Stronach  and  Duguid,  advocates,  20  King  street ;  agents  for 

London  Guarantee  Society,   Galena  Investment 

Co.,  Robert  Gordon's  Hospital,  Colyhill  Trustees, 

and  Mitchell's  Hospital,  Old  Aberdeen 
Alex,  (of  Stronach  and  Duguid),  20  King  street,  and 

Sunnybank,  Old  Aberdeen 


CITY   OP  ABERDEEN.  207 

Stronach,  Alex.,  Jan.,  advocate  and  accountant,  43  Belmont 

st.,  h.  17  Ferryhill  place 

Alex.,  feuar,  Cuparstone  place 

Stuart,  Alexander,  writing  master  (Gordon's  Hospital)  and 

teacher  of  writing  and  stenography),  1  Holburn 

street 

Alexander,  78  Chapel  street 

Alex.  G.,  agent  for  J.  S.  Virtue,  publisher,  London,  123  J 

Union  street,  h.  28  Union  terrace 

Andrew,  stamper  (Post  Office),  h.  14  Little  Belmont  st. 

Charles,  shipmaster  (Wave  of  Life)  4  Alford  place 

George,  26  Skene  square 

John,  stoneware  merchant  and  funeral  waiter,  98,  h. 

i00  Green 

John  S.,  audit  clerk  (G.  N.  of  S.  E.)  1  Holburn  street 

Wm.,  innkeeper,  22  Schoolhill 

Wm.,  road  surveyor,  1  Leslie  place,  North  Broadford 

Wm.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  28  Schoolhill,  7i.  33  Thistle 

street 

Mrs  Andrew,  grocer,  13  Wales  street 

, Mrs,  register  office,  62  George  street 

Mrs,  grocer,  78  Chapel  street 

Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  62  George  street 

Sturrock,  John,  ironmonger,  1  St.  Nicholas  street 

Sullivan,  Bartholomew,  paper  mould  and  dandy  roll  maker, 

2  Broadford  place 
Summers,  Miss,  5  Mitchell  place 

Miss,  dressmaker,  8  Langstane  place 

Suther,  Right  Rev.  Bishop  Thomas  G.,  D.C.L.,  25  Bon-ac- 
cord terrace 
Sutherland  and  M'Intosh  (Commercial  Hotel)  8  Schoolhill 

Alex.,  Inmore  cottage,  near  Rosemount  terrace 

Alexander,  accountant  (Commercial  Bank)  51  Chapel 

street 
......  A.,  Sons,  &  Co.,  manufacturers,  Canal  road 

Andrew,  jun.  (of  A.  S.  S.  &  Co.)  Canal  road 

George,  silk  mercer,  149  Union  st.,  h.  117  Crown  st. 

George,  surgeon,  36  Union  street 

Hector,  accountant,  63  Loch  street 

Hugh,  painter,  glazier,  and  paper  hanger,  5  Crown  st., 

h.  18  Bon-accord  terrace 

James,  shipowner,  22  Ferryhill  place 

James,  coachman,  Ross's  court,  6  Upperkirkgate 

James  C,  assistant  (J.  L.  &  Co.)  46  Loch  street 

Rev.  John,  Chapel  court,  Justice  street 

John,  druggist,  34,  h.  32  St.  Nicholas  street 

John,  grocer,  22,  h.  24  Upper  Denburn 

Wm.,  6  Upperkirkgate 

Mrs  Dr.,  13  Belmont  street 


208  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Sutherland,    Mrs,  lodgings,  104  King  street 

Mrs  John,  fish  dealer,  Basement  floor,  Market,  h.  9  Car- 
melite street 

Mrs  W.,  Holburn  street 

Mrs,  staymaker,  42  Market  gallery- 
Swedish  &  Norwegian  Vice  Consul,  Arthur  Thomson  ;  office 
Bank  of  Scotland,  35  Castle  street 

Sword,  Mrs,  vintner,  23  Regent  quay 

Symmers,  Alex.  Anderson,  Glenburnie  cottage,  Skene  street 
west 

George  A.,  Glenburnie  cottage,  Skene  street  west 

Misses,  31  Whitehouse  street 

Symon,  John,  furniture  dealer,  29,  h.  29|  Upperkirkgate 

Miss,  milliner,  106  George  street 

TAGGART,  Mrs,  innkeeper  and  stabler,  90  George  street 

Tait,  Mrs,  43  Victoria  street  west 

Miss,  pattern  printer,  24  George  street 

Miss,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  47  Loch  street 

Talbot,  William,  29  Constitution  street 

Talbert,  Mrs,  lodgings,  20  Bon-accord  street 

Tapp,  Miss,  65  Dee  street 

Tarrant,  Patrick,  superintendent  (Victoria  Lodging  House), 
4  Exchequer  court,  Exchequer  row 

Tastard,  James,  flesher,  18  Market  hall,  h.  Hutcheon  street 

John,  flesher,  16  Basement  floor,  Market,  h.  18  Trinity 

street 

Tawse,  Alexander  (H.E.I.C.S.)  19  Union  buildings 

Henry,  carver  and  gilder,  61  Queen  street 

Wm.,  tailor,  19  Lower  Denburn 

Mrs  Andrew,  late  of  Coldstone,  13  Carden  place 

Taylor  and  Henderson,  lithographers,  draughtsmen,  engra- 
vers, copperplate  and  ornamental  printers,  83 
Union  street 

Alexander,    wholesale    and  retail  woollen   draper,  67 

Union  street,  h.  116  Crown  street 

Alexander,  shipmaster,  69  Virginia  street 

Alexander,  gardener,  71  Park  street 

Alexander,  inspector  of  patrol  (Customs)  48  Commerce 

David  (of  T.  and  H.)  130  Chapel  street 

David,  clerk  (T.  F.  Brick  Work  Co.)  16  Shiprow 

James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  6,  h.  4  St.  Nicholas  lane 

James,  41  Constitution  street 

James,  stamper  (Post  Office)  1  Prospect  terrace 

James,  clerk,  48  Constitution  street 

John  (of  R.  Taylor  and  Son)  Froghall 

John,  upholsterer,  53  Longacre 

John  (J.  L.  &  Co.)  Elmbank,  Hardgate 


CITY   OF  ABERDEEN.  209 

Taylor,  John,  spirit  dealer  (Wallace  Tower  Tavern),  63,  h.  65 

Netherkirkgate 
....  ..  John,  builder,  7,  h.  12  Upper  Denburn 

John,  china  and  stoneware  merchant,  64  Woolmanhill 

., Robert,  spirit  dealer,  61  Netherkirkgate,  h.  13  Thornton 

place 
Eobert  and   Son,   rope  and   twine  manufacturers,  69 

Netherkirkgate 

Richard  (Elswick  steam-tug)  55  Wellington  street 

William  (of  J.  and  A.  Gibb)  104  Gallowgate 

William,  shipmaster,  61  Quay 

Wm.,  cashier  (Blaikie  Brothers)  158  Crown  street 

Wm.,  broker,  11  Wales  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  220  George  street 

Mrs,  broker,  17  East  North  street 

Mrs,  13  Constitution  street 

Mrs  Janet,  stoneware  dealer,  78  Queen  street 

Mrs,  midwife,  4  St.  Nicholas  lane 

Mrs,  lodgings,  18  Crown  street 

Misses,  dressmakers,  130  Chapel  street 

„ Misses,  dressmakers  (lodgings)  20  Harriet  street 

Tennant,  John,  overseer  (Broadford  works)  33  Charlotte  st. 

Joseph,  draper,  67  King  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  33  Charlotte  street 

Teviotdale,  J.  A.,  clerk  (J.  J.  Kennedy)  Market  street 
Thain,  Mrs,  broker,  37  Lodge  walk 

Mrs,  7  Prospect  terrace,  Ferry  hill 

Theatre  Royal  (Mrs  Pollock,  lessee);  pit,  50;   boxes,  52; 

gallery,  54  Marischal  street 
Thorn,  A.  &  W.,  commission  merchants  and  general  agents, 

12  Commerce  street 
Alexander,  spirit  and  provision  merchant,   67,  h.  65 

Gallowgate 

„ George,  boot  and  shoemaker,  35  Shiprow 

Wm.  S.,  Consul  for  Belgium,  10  Albyn  place 

Mrs  Alex.,  Keppleston  cottage,  Rubislaw 

Mrs  John,  9  Victoria  street  west 

Miss,  10  Albyn  place 

Thomas,  David,  shipmaster,  63  Regent  quay 
Tompkins  and  Reid,  fleshers,  18  Basement  floor,  Market 
Thompson,  George,  jun.,  and  Co.,  merchants  and  shipowners, 

insurance  brokers  and  underwriters,  40  Marischal 

street 

George,  jun.  (of  G.  T.  jun.,  &  Co.),  5  Golden  square 

Thomson,  Adam,  sen.,  flesher,  42  and  43  Market  hall,  h.  22 

Belmont  street 
.......   Adam,  jun.,  flesher,  29  Market  hall,  h.  10  Constitution 

street 
...  ..  Alex,  (of  Lendrum  &  Thomson),  72  Bon-accord  street 
S 


210  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Thomson,  Alex,  (of  Banchory),  Banchory  house 

Andrew,  traveller  (Devanha  Brewery),  6  Millburn  street 

Arthur,  agent  for  the  Bank  of  Scotland,  Vice- Consul  for 

Kussia,  Prussia,  the  Netherlands,   Sweden,  Nor- 
way, and  France,  Bank  of  Scotland   court,   35 

Castle  street 
.....  David  (Kichards  and  Co.),  Broadford  place 

......  David,  bookseller,  95  George  street,  h.  Holburn  place 

......  George  and  Son,  wine  merchants,  commission   agents, 

and  ship  brokers,  Thomson's  court,  21  Regent 

quay 
George,  jun.,  merchant  (Thomson,  Hall,  Catto,  and  Co.) 

22  Regent  quay 

George,  baker,  45,  h.  47  St.  Nicholas  street 

George,  flesher,  238  George  street,  h.  24  Gerrard  street 

George  M.,  tide  surveyor  (Customs),  83  Union  street 

George,  musical  instrument  maker,   170  George  street, 

h.  46  North  Charlotte  street 

George,  baker,  54,  h.  65  Gallowgate 

......   Hall,  Catto,  and  Co.,  engineers,  boiler-makers,   chain 

makers,  anchor-makers,  brassfounders,  and  irou^ 

shipbuilders,  York  place  Iron  works 

Hugh,  flesher,  10  Causewayend 

Jas.,  manager  (A.  P.  &  S.,  20  Adelphi),  48  Union  place 

James  (of  Glegg  &  Thomson),  1  Mitchell  place 

James  (of  Anderson  &  Thomson),  Maybank 

James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  53  and  7  Broad  street,  7i.  3 

Affleck  place 
......  John,  advocate  (Adam  &  Anderson),  Kingsland  place 

John,  late  builder,  16  Thistle  street 

John,  furnishing  tailor,  74  Queen  street 

Rev.  John  (Free  Greyfriars),  90  King  street 

John,  spirit  dealer,  43  Wales  street 

John,  miller  and  corn  merchant,  Cults   warehouse,  52 

Queen  street 

John,  clerk  (S.  N.  E.  R.  Co.),  22  Union  row 

Joseph,  grocer,  tea,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  67  Shiprow 

Peter,  spirit  dealer,  11  Back  wynd 

Robert,  furnishing  tailor,  14  Broad  street 

Robert,  (Broadford  Works),  3  Garden  place 

Thomas,  gunmaker,  1  Exchange  street,  h.  17  Victoria 

street  west 

Wm  ,  traveller  (G.  C.  &  Co.),  3  Langstane  place 

Wm.,  plumber,  brassfounder,  and  gasfitter,  72,  k.  69 

Netherkirkgate 
Wm.  L.,  shipowner  (G.  Thomson  &  Son)  Hanoverian 

Royal-Consul,  Hanseatic,  Mecklenburgh-Schwerin 

Vice- Consul,  h.  39  Union  place 
Wm.,  flesher,  17  Market  hall,  h.  16  Catherine  street 


CITY  OF  ABERDEEN.  211 

Thomson,  William,  basket-maker,  85  Market  gallery^  h.  30 
Commerce  street 

Wm.,  broker,  82  Loch  street 

Mrs  Alex.,  May  bank,  144  Hutcheon  street 

Mrs,  2  Springbank  place 

......   Mrs  Daniel,  lodgings,  57  John  street 

Mrs  George,  11  Victoria  street  west 

Mrs,  midwife  and  ladies1  nurse,  35  Lodge  walk 

Mrs,  late  of  Stonehaven,  75  Dee  street 

Mrs,  56  Gerrard  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  12  Regent  quay 

Mrs,  lodgings,  278  George  street 

......   Mrs,  42  Schoolhill 

Mrs,  midwife,  12  Thistle  street 

......  Miss,  ladies'  school,  14  Broad  street 

Miss  Mary  Ann,  teacher,  2  Springbank  place 

Miss,  dressmaker,  45  Park  street 

......  Miss,  teacher,  24  James  street 

Thorn,  Mrs,  lodgings,  8  Carmelite  street 

Thow,  George,  tailor  and  clothier,  6  Skene  street,  h.  36  Skene 

square 
Tillery,  John,  foreman  (F.  &  G  ),  15  Drum's  lane 
Tocher,  James  (of  J.  T.  &  Sons),  7  Bon-accord  street 
......  John  &  Sons,  tailors  and  clothiers,  142  Union  street 

......  John  (of  J.  T.  &  Sons),  9  Bon-accord  terrace 

......   Miss,  lodgings,  Concert  Court,  12  Broad  street 

Tochetti,  Mrs,  lodgings,  18  Marischal  street 

Todd,  Alexander,  basketmaker,  2   Thornton  place,  Guestrow 

......  Thomas,  manufacturer  (A.  Hadden  &  Sons),  Maryculter 

house 
......  Wm.,  groeer  and  spirit  dealer,  75  Woolrnanhill 

Toddun,  George,  ticket  collector    (S.  N.  E.  Railway  Co.,),  4 

Trinity  street 
Tonach,  John,  coal  and  lime  meter,  22  Trinity  street 
Topp,  Miss,  35  Constitution  street 
......   Misses,  Craigwell  cottage,  31  North  Silver  street 

Torrie,  Alex.,  advocate,  75  King  street 
Torry  Brick  Work  Company  ;  office,  Provost  Blaikie's  quay 
Tosh,  James,  guard  (S.  N.  E.  R.),  2  Marywell  street 
Tough,  Archibald,  carter,  81  Spring  garden 

~ George,  draper,  134  George  street,  h.  14  Mount  street 

......  James,  flesher,  6  Market  hall,  h.  95  Wales  street 

James,  flesher,  10  Castle  street 

......  John,  furnishing  tailor,  190  George  street 

......  John,  wright,  38  Whitehouse  street 

Town's  Drummer,  John  Dawson,  8  East  North  street 

Trades'  Hall,  153  Union  street 

Trail,    George,   sen.,  wright  and  cabinetmaker,   18   Upper 

Denburn 


212  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Trail,  George,  jun. ,  commission  agent,  20  Upper  Denburn 

James,  wright  and  cabinetmaker,  6,  h.  8  Rose  street 

John ,  clerk  ( Journal  office) 

William,  wright,  Lobban's  court,  Castle  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  22  Virginia  street 

Troup,  Alex.,  merchant  tailor,  Cruden's  court,  22  Broad  st, 

David,  feuar,  86  Chapel  street 

David,  coachman,  2  St.  Catherine's  wynd 

George,  commission  agent,  Victoria  court,  54  Castle  st. 

George,  consulting  chemist  and  surgeon,  8  Meal  Market 

street 

......   Mrs  George,  Prospect  Cottage,  Loanhead 

Mrs,  Glenburnie  cottage,  Skene  street  west 

......  Miss,  bonnet  maker  and  milliner,  8  Mealmarket  street 

Tulloch,  Rev.  George,  LL.D.,  academy,  Academy  street,  6. 
Bellevue,  Hardgate 

James,  late  shipmaster,  14  St  Clement  street 

James,  jun.,  grocer,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant,  16  St. 

Clement  street,  h.  5  York  street 

Lawrence,  general  agent,  40  Basement  floor,  Market, 

h.  14  Kingsland  place 

Marcus,  teacher,  Bellevue,  Hardgate 

Mrs,  lodgings,  50  Woolmanhill 

Turnbull,  James,  surveyor  of  taxes,  201  Union  street,  h.  Bal- 
moral place,  Holburn  road 

Robert  (late  Coast  Guard),  5  Castle  brae 

Turner,  Mrs,  47  Victoria  street  west 

Misses,  of  Turnerhall,  113  Crown  street 

Turreff,  Alex.,  draper  (J.  Blackhall&Co.),  39  Upperkirkgate 

Tuniff,  Alex.,  funeral  waiter,  11  Drum's  lane 

Miss,  dressmaker,  11  Drum's  lane 

Tweedie,  William,  grocer,  41  Regent  quay 

Tyson,  Mrs,  29  Thistle  street 

Tytler,  John  (Hogarth  &  Co.),  136  George  street 

Mrs,  7  Charlotte  street 

Mrs,  50  Chapel  street 

UNION  BANK  of  Scotland,  53  Castle  street 

Ure,  Mrs,  26  Thistle  street 

Urquhart,  Alexander,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Holburn  street 

Alexander,  grocer,  62  St.  Nicholas  street,  h.  41  Huntly 

street 

J.  &  J.,  druggists,  65  St.  Nicholas  street 

;  James,  shipmaster  (Victoria  steamer),  41  York  street 

James,  keeper  of  leading  lights,  Torry 

John  (of  J.  &  J.  U.),  Arthur  seat 

John  and  Robert,  wholesale  tea  and  coffee  dealers  and 

commission  agents,  7  Schoolhill 
Robert  (of  J.  and  R.  Urquhart),  7  Schoolhill,  h.  Arthur 

seat 


CITY   OF  ABERDEEN.  213 

Urquhart,  William,  shipmaster,  31  Huntly  street 

W.  &  Co.,  millers  and  grain  merchants,  mill  of  Maiden 

craig,  Newhills,  warehouse,  14  and  16  Wellington 

place 

Miss,  2  Chapel  street 

......  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  39  Union  terrace 

VACCINE  INSTITUTION,  36  Upperkirkgate 

Valentine,  James,  reporter  (Journal  office),  48  Ann  street 

Mrs,  129  West  North  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  129  West  north  street 

Vass,  James,  upholsterer,  3  St.  Mary's  place,   Crown  street 

Veitch,  John,  manager  (J.  Ford,  136  Union  street),  23  Mary- 
well  street 

Vessie,  James,  and  Co.,  booksellers  and  bookbinders,  89  and 
171  Gallowgate 

Victoria  Lodging  House,  4  Exchequer  court,  Patrick  Tarrant 
superintendent 

Vigrow,  Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  86  George  street 

Virtue,  J.  S.,  publisher,  London,  123|  Union  street,  agent, 
Alex.  G.  Stuart 

Vollar,  John  H.,  shipmaster,  36  Union  terrace 

WADE,  Mrs  Captain,  lodgings,  6  Bon-accord  terrace 
Wagrel,  John,  bookseller,  23  Upperkirkgate,  h.  69   George 

street 
Walker,  Alex.,  shipmaster,  2  Yeats  lane 
Alex.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer    61  Green,  h.  19  Loch 

street 
Alex.  R.,  cabinetmaker,   45    Bon-accord   street,  h.  12 

Victoria  street  west 

„ Alex.,  tobacconist,  42  Union  street,  h.  3  Caroline  place 

Alex.,  engineer,  6  Hanover  street 

Charles,  commission  merchant,  39  Marischal  street 

David,  plane  maker,  269  George  street 

David,  hairdresser  and  perfumer,   117  Union  street,  k. 

41  Summer  street 

George,  advocate  ("Milne  and  Walker)  3  Albert  street 

George,  Town-house  keeper,  13  Huxter  row 

George,  wright  and  undertaker,  11,  h.  14  Castle  brae 

George,  bookseller  (A.  Brown  &Co.)  48  Victoria  street 

west 

George,  15  Denburn  terrace 

George  D.,  clerk,  (Bank  of  Scotland)  58  Summer  street 

George,  tea  and  grocery  warehouse,  46  Summer  street 

G.  L.,  wholesale  and  retail  hardware  merchant,  31  St. 

Nicholas  street 
James,  watch  and  clockmaker,  29  St.  Nicholas  street, 

h.  123  George  street 
s  2 


214  GENERAL  DIRECTORY. 

Walker,  James,  bookseller,  34§  Upperkirkgate,  h.  14  Catherine 
street 

James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  27,  h.  29  College  street 

James,  clerk  (J.  Smith  and  Co.)  12  Rosemount  place 

John,  umbrella  manufacturer,  16,  h.  35  West  North  st. 

John,  bootmaker,  115  George  street 

John,  night  watchman,  300  George  street 

John  C.j  clerk  (M.  Eettie  and  Sons)  67  Chapel  street 

John,  plasterer,  2  Wales  street 

Robert  (successor  to  J.  A,  Wilson),  bookseller  and  sta- 
tioner, 92  Broad  street,  h.  210  Gallowgate 

Robert,  flesher,  29  Basement  floor,  Market,  h.  Wester 

Kinmundy,  Skene 
Robert,  hairdresser,  210  Gallowgate 

Samuel,   tool   dealer,  5   St.    Catherine's   wynd,   h.  11 

Schoolhill 

Wm.  &  Sons,  wine  merchants,  tea  dealers,  and  general 

importers,  52  Union  street,  h.  3  Adelphi  court 

Wm.  &  Son,  tinplate  workers,  28  Netherkirkgate,  h.  68 

St  Andrew  street 

Wm.,  shipmaster  (Renown)  32  St.  Clement  street 

Wm.,  butcher,  47  Chapel  street 

Wm,,  traffic  manager  (G.  N.  of  S.  R.)  1  Constitution  st. 

......  Wm.,  treasurer   (Royal  Infirmary  and  Royal  Lunatic 

Asylum,)  2  Caroline  place 

Wm.,  umbrella  maker,  35,  h.  37  Schoolhill 

......   William,  cabinetmaker,  King  street  place 

William,  day  patrol,  6  Hanover  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  48  Marischal  street 

Mrs  David,  1  Crown  court,  Union  street 

Mrs  Duncan,  32  St.  Clement  street 

Mrs  James,  9  Millburn  street 

Mrs  James,  24  Thistle  street 

Mrs  J.  A.,  milliner,  18  Skene  street 

Mrs  John,  6  St.  Clement  street 

Mrs  Wm.,  8  Affleck  street 

Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  5  East  Green 

Mrs,  58  Summer  street 

Mrs,  61  Summer  street 

Mrs,  74  Dee  street  ( 

Missr  12  Victoria  street  west 

Miss  Mary,  female  teacher  (Porthill  school),  210  Gal- 
lowgate 

Misses,  dressmakers,  32  Upperkirkgate,  h.  80  John  st. 

Wales,  Alexander,  69  Bon-accord  street 

Walkenshaw,  Alexander,  boot  and  shoemaker,  40  George  st.r 
2  Old-mill  road,  Dee  street 

Wallace,  Alexander,  grocer,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant, 
51,  53,  and  55  George  street,  h.  above  shop 


CITY   OP  ABERDEEN.  215 

Wallace,  Alex.,  and  Co.,  brewers  and  maltsters,  24  Loch  st. 

Archibald  messenger  (N.  of  S.  B.)  Lodge  walk 

Brothers,  brewers  and  maltsters,  Hardgate 

Rev.  David  (Dee  street  Congregational  Chapel)  White- 
hall 

Jas.,  inspector  of  poor  (St.  Nicholas)  261  George  street 

John,  shipmaster,  12  St.  Clement  street 

Kobert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  88,  h.  87  Chapel  street 

William,  19  Kidd  lane 

Wallis,  Wm.,  Lloyd's  surveyor  ;  office,  42  Marischal  street, 
h.  136  Crown  street 

Walton,    John,    accountant,    Inches,   h.  7    South    College 
street 

Warrack  and  Daniel,  builders  and  house  carpenters,  Aberdeen 
Steam  Moulding  Mills,  92  John  street 

Chas.,  commissary  clerk  depute  (Record  office)  84  King 

street 

David,  baker,  5,  h.l  Chapel  street 

James,  commission  agent,  34  Marischal  street,  h.  60 

Dee  street 

James  (of  Warrack  and  Daniel)  92  John  street 

Warren,  John,  surveyor  (G.  P.  0.)  1  Waverly  place 

Mrs,  lodgings,  5  Union  wynd 

Miss,  dressmaker,  5  Union  wynd 

Watch  House,  2  Huxter  row 

Watkins,  Alexander,  manufacturer,  (Broadford  Works) 

Watson  and  Edwards,  blacksmiths,  Spring  garden  works 

Alexander,  stoneware  merchant,  18  George  street 

Alexander,  shipmaster  (Britannia  steam-tug)  13  York  st. 

Alexander,  bookseller,  28  Summer  street 

Alexander  H.,  agent,  2  Raggs  lane 

Alexander,  town  sergeant,  1084  Gallowgate 

Archibald,  cashier  (Broadford  works),  Bonnymuir 

C,  grocer,  49  Woolmanhill 

David,  day  patrol,  6  Hanover  street 

George,  68  Bon-accord  street 

George,  cart  and  plough  wright,  184  West  North  st., 

h.  294  George  street 

George,  saw  maker,  7  Correction  wynd,  h.  35  St.  Nicho- 
las street 

James,  shipmaster,  23  Prince  Regent  street 

James,  watch  and  clockmaker,  18  St  Nicholas  street, 

h.  73  Netherkirkgate 

James,  broker  and  old  iron  dealer,  72  Gallowgate 

James,  spirit  dealer,  49  and  51  Windmill  brae 

James,   house  carpenter,  15   Langstane  place,  h.   16 

Chapel  street 

John,  superintendent  of  police,  watch-house,  Huxter 

row,  h.  49  Upperkirkgate 


216  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

Watson,  John,  secretary  (Scottish  Provincial  Assurance  Co  ) 

3  Rotunda  place,  Ferry  hill 

John,  dyer,  104  George  street 

John,  keeper  of  steam  engines,  Bridge  of  Dee 

Patrick,  draper,  18  and  20  Union  place,  h.  50  Chapel  st. 

Eobert,  builder,  Nelson  street 

Thomas,  shipmaster,  83  King  street 

Thos.  R.,  general  draper,  hosier,  and  haberdasher,  47 

Gallowgate,  li.  5  St.  Paul  street 

Wm.,  W.S.,  sheriff-substitute,  25  Dee  street 

Wm.,  tailor,  38  Frederick  street 

Mrs  A.,  hatter,  48  Broad  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  55  Gallowgate 

Mrs,  lodgings,  40  Broad  street 

Mrs,  42  Union  terrace 

Miss,  28  Albyn  place 

Miss,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  294  George  street 

Watt,  Alexander  writer  (Murray  and  M'Combie)  103  Union 

street 

Alex,  (of  J.  W.  and  Sons)  45  Victoria  street  west 

Alexander,  ropemaker,  Ferry  hill,  64  College  street 

Archibald,  watch  and  clockmaker,  128,  h,  126  Gallow- 
gate 

David,  spirit  dealer,  3  East  Green 

Francis,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  26  North  Broadford 

George,  shipmaster,  47  Frederick  street 

George,  slater  (successor  to  James  Smith)  13  Carmelite 

street 

George,  painter  (J.  Beattie)  26  Virginia  street 

George  M.,  house  agent,  11  Queen  street 

Jas.,  tanner,  currier,  and  leather  merchant,  Newbridge 

tan-work,  Hardgate,  h.  Cherrybank,  Bon-accord 

terrace 
James,  book-keeper,   (Chalmers  and  Farquhar)  9  Bank 

street,  Ferryhill 
James,  assistant-registrar  (St.  Nicholas)  9  Bank  street, 

Ferryhill 

James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  58  Windmill  brae 

John  &  Sons,  leather  dealers,  curriers,  and  shoe  manu- 
facturers, 1  and  3  St.  Paul  street ;  currying  shop, 

49  George  street 
John,  advocate,  (clerk  and  treasurer  of  the  general 

session,   and  registrar   of   births,   &c  ,     for    St. 

Nicholas)  4  Correction  wynd,  h.  9  Belmont  street 
John.,  jun.,  advocate  and  notary  public,  agent  for  the 

Royal  Insurance  Co.,  40  King  st.,  li.  113  High  st., 

Old  Aberdeen 

John,  sheriff-clerk  depute,  Record  office,  h.  91  Broad  street 

John  (of  Melbourne)  Cuparstone  place 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  217 

Watt,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Bridge  of  Dee 

Wm.,  slater,  Spa  street,  h.  2  Gilcomston  brae 

Wm.  (of  J.  W.  &  Sons)  9  North  Broadford 

Mrs  John,  45  Victoria  street  west 

Mrs  M.,  ginger  beer  and  porter  dealer,  17  Correction 

wynd,  h,  1  Martin's  lane 

Mrs,  81  Queen  street 

Miss,  spirit  dealer,  1  York  street 

Miss,  draper,  182  Gallowgate 

Miss  Ann,  postmistress,  Bridge  of  Dee 

Wattie,  Joseph,  gardener,  17  Gordon  street 

Webb,  Edward,  hatter,  32  Thistle  street 

Webster,  George,  commercial  traveller,  74  Bon-accord  st. 

James,  broker,  4  Ragg's  lane 

James,  agent,  10  Seamount  place 

John,  advocate,  42,  h.  31  King  street 

John,  police  officer,  7  Seamount  place 

.....    John,  manager  (Gilcomston  Brewery),  h.  at  the  works 

John,  baker,  45  Green,  k.  13  Carmelite  street 

John,  ironmonger,  106  Gallowgate 

.    ...  John,  farmer,  Morningfield 

John,  keeper  of  steam  engines,  Bridge  of  Dee 

Peter,  salesman  (G.  Handyside  &  Co.)  6  Union  lane 

Robert,  sheriff  officer,  Mitchell's  court,  41  Guestrow 

Thomas,  clerk  (T.  and  C.  B.)  Gilcomston 

Thomas,  late  merchant,  89  Wales  street 

Wm.,  saddler,  178,  h.  170  West  North  street 

Wm.,  baker  and  confectioner,  4,  h.  6  Skene  terrace 

Wm.,  tape  factory,  88  Woolmanhill,  h.  61  Summer  st. 

. ...   Mrs,  midwife  and  sick  nurse,  12  Spa  street 

Miss  A.,  teacher  (West  Parish  School)  36  Union  terrace 

Weigh-house,  Quay;  Alexander  Leys,  taxman 
Weir,  Mrs,  Farquhar's  court,  17  Upperkirkgate 

Mrs,  2  Affleck  street 

Welch,  James  B„  manager  (Broadford   works),  88    Skene 

square 
West-end  Academy,  216  Union  street ;  rector,  Dr  Ferguson 

Reading  Rooms,  199  Union  street 

West  Parish  School,  185  George  street 

of  England  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Co.  ;  agents,  Geo. 

Cadenhead,  advocate,  9  Huxter  row,  and  James 

Asher,  commission  agent,  1 1 5  Union  street 
Westland,  James,  manager  (N.  of  S.  B.)  1  King  street 

Mrs,  32  Skene  street 

White,  James,  flesher,  15  and  16   Market  hall,  h.   Millbank 

place,  North  Broadford 
John  F.,  grain  and  flour  merchant,  107  King  street,  h. 

16  Bon-accord  square 
John,  fish-dealer,  8,  9,  and  58  Basement  floor,  Market, 

h.  2  Carmelite  street 


218  GENERAL  DIRECTORY, 

White,  Robert,  surgeon,  50  College  street 

Whitecross,  Wm  ,  Custom  house  agent,  19  Crown  street 

Mrs,  sick  nurse,  16  Summer  street 

Whitnell,  Edward,  hardware  merchant,  Market  gallery,  h.  80 

George  street 
Whyte,  Alex.  B.  (of  Simpson  and  Whyte),  agent  for  J.  Cock- 
burn  and  Campbell,  wine  merchants,  Edinburgh, 

21  Union  buildings,  h.  19  Union  place 

James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  27  St  Clement  st. 

John  (of  Simpson  and  Whyte),  52  Dee  street 

Patrick,  tobacco  and  snuff  manufacturer,  24,  k.  22  Queen 

street 

Mrs,  58  Summer  street 

Misses,  ladies'  boarding  and  day  school,  57  Dee  street 

Wigham,  Mrs  Mary,  5  Caroline  place 
.......  Barbara,  33  North  Broadford 

Wildgoose,  James,  grocer,  tea,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  20 

Shiprow,  Ji.  Marywell  bank 
Wilkie,  Misses,  1  Prospect  terrace,  Ferryhill 
Wilkin,  John  (James  Williams  &  Sons),  13  Virginia  street 
Wilkinson,  John,  superintendent,  locomotive  department  (S. 

'  N.  E.  R.  Co.),  Deemount  cottage,  Ferryhill 
Will,  Geo.  A.,  collector  (A.  S.  N.  Co.),  1  Millburn  street 

James,  M.D.,  11  King  street 

John,  commercial  traveller,  21  Springbanis  terrace 

Thomas,  manufacturer,  55  Dee  street 

Thomas,  1  Millburn  street  Ferryhill 

Willans,   Samuel,    manufacturer  and  stoneware  merchant, 

170  Gallowgate,  h.  Friendlybank,  Mounthooly 
Willett,  Joseph  T.,  timber  merchant  and  commission  agent, 

Bon-accord  saw  mills,  Inches,  h.  64  Dee  street 
......  John,  civil  engineer,  office,   123f  Union  street,  7i.  35 

Albyn  place 
Williams,  Charles  (of  W.  &  C.  W.),  23  Virginia  street 
......  James,  and  Sons,  coopers  and  fishcurers,  13  Virginia 

street 
......  James  (of  J.  Williams  &  Sons),  13  Virginia  street 

Robert  (of  J.  Williams  &  Sons),  23  Virginia  street 

Wm.  &  Charles,  commission,  wine  and  spirit  merchants, 

19  Regent  quay 

Wm.  (of  W.  and  C.  W.),  20  Regent  quay 

Wm.,  grocer  and  house  agent,  16  St  Andrew  street,  k. 

204  Gallowgate 

Jane,  sick  nurse,  1  Gordon's  court,  22  Gordon  st. 

Williamson  and  Simpson,  candlemakers  and  tallow  chandlers, 

79  Wales  street 
......  Adam,  haircutter,  40  Castle  street 

Alex.,  late  of  Granitehill,  39  Union  terrace 

Alex.,  flesher,  45  Market  hall,  h.  Wester  Kinmundy, 

Skene 


CITY   OF  ABERDEEN.  219 

Williamson,  George,  sen.,  flesher,  30  Market  hall,  li.  Wester 
Kinmundy,  Skene 

George,  jun.,  flesher,  44  Market  hall,  h.  Rubislaw 

James  (of  R.  Catto  and  Co.),  152  Crown  street 

James,  jun.,  flesher,  39  Market  hall,  h.  Wester  Kin- 
mundy, Skene 

James,  sen.,  flesher,  49  Market  hall,  h.   Cornhill,  Old 

Machar 

James,    commercial    traveller   (J.   J.    Kennedy),    184 

George  street 

John,  jun.,  flesher,  5  Market  hall,  h.  Rubislaw 

John,  sen.,  40  Market  hall,  li.  Wester  Kinmundy,  Skene 

John,  spirit  dealer,  3  Park  street 

Joseph,  M.D.,  127  King  street 

Wm,  M.D.,  239  Union  street 

William,  flesher,   36   Market  hall,  h.   Cairnfield,   Old 

Machar 

Wm.,  teacher  (Boys'  Hospital),  19  Upperkirkgate 

Wm.  (of  Williamson  and  Simpson)*  81  Wales  street 

Mrs  Wm.,  34  Albyn  place 

Mrs  B.,  239  Union  street 

Mrs  P.,  143  Union  street 

Mrs,  mangling  and  dressing,  74  Causewayend 

Willock,  Eobert  S.,  temperance  commercial  hotel  and  lodg- 
ings, 56  Union  street 

Thomas,  teller  (Bank  of  Scotland),  h.  National  Bank 

court,  42  Castle  street 

Willox,  John,  4  Strawberrybank 

Mrs  Wm.,  30  Blackfriars  street 

Wilson,  Alex.,  shoe-shop,  13  Broad  streeet,  h.  Cruden's  court 
22  Broad  street 

Andrew,  bookseller,    bookbinder,    and    stationer,   43| 

Castle  street,  binding-shop  and  h.  Concert  court, 
Broad  street  v* 

Charles,  shipowner,  11  Market  street,^.  25  Shiprow 

Charles  Butcher's  Arms  Inn,  17  Castle  street 

David,  dyer  and  scourer,  20  Innes  street  and  5  St. 

Nicholas  St.,  h   10  John  street 

David,  shoemaker,  214  Gallowgate,  h.  13  Causewayend 

David,  grocer,  and  spirit  dealer,  9  West  North  street 

......  George  W.,  artist  and  photographer  to  the  Queen, 22 

and  24,  h.  23  Crown  street 

George,  chemist  and  druggist,  228,  h.  256  George  st. 

George,  tailor,  188  Gallowgate 

George,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  53,  h.  107  Gallowgate 

Hugh,  confectioner,  47  Begent  quay 

Rev.  John  (North  Parish),  North  Lodge,  King  street 

, John  (Leith  and  Clyde  Shipping  Co.),  87  Wales  st. 

John,  bookseller,  43£  Castle  street 


220  GENERAL    DIRECTORY, 

Wilson,  John  K.  (W.  Smith,  jun  ),  Morningfield 

John,  shore  porter,  53  Shiprow 

John,  house  carpenter,  44  Frederick  street,  h.  11  Roslin 

terrace 

John,  grocer  and  general  provision  dealer,  137,  h.  135 

Crown  street 
.....  John,  spirit  dealer,  67  Green 

Peter,  flesher,  34  and  35  Market  hall,  h.  Roseburn  cot- 
tage, 90  Hutcheon  street 

Robert,  bookseller,  34  Schoolhill,  h.  44  Summer  st. 

William,  gardener,  Mile-end,  Holburn  road 

William,  spirit  dealer,  22  Correction  wynd 

William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  168  West  North  street 

Mrs  James,  lodgings,  41  Huntly  street 

Mrs  Robert,  grocer,  Newbridge,  Hardgate 

Mrs  William,  90  Union  street 

Mrs,  3  Charlotte  street 

Misrf,  4  Little  Chapel  street 

Miss,  grocer,  141  George  street 

, Miss,  teacher,  54  Causeway  end 

Misses,    teachers    of   vocal    and    instrumental  music 

(piano-forte),  2  Chapel  court,  Justice  street 

Wilsone,  Thomas  (of  Skinner  &  Wilsone),  229  Union  st. 

Winchester,  Charles,  advocate,  171  Crown  street 

John,  funeral  waiter,  17  Queen  street 

Misses,  dressmakers  and  milliners,  17  Queen  street 

Winkly,  James,  portrait  painter,  29  Huntly  street 

Wink,  James  H.,  slater,  19  Kidd  lane 

Ronald,  weaver,  20  Thistle  street 

Winlaw,  James,  jun.,  ship  and  insurance  broker,  and  coal 
merchant,  14  Regent  quay,  h.  Winlaw  villa, 
Cults 

Winton,  John,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  17  Causewayend 

Miss,  dressmaker,  48  Summer  street 

Wisconsin  Marine  and  Fire  Insurance  Co. ;  Adam  &  Ander- 
son, agents  in  Britain,  75  Union  street 

Wisely,  Charles,  provision  dealer,  10  West  North  street 
George,  worsted  manufacturer,  7  Castle  street 

John,  38  Union  terrace 

Wiseman,  John,  ship  broker  and  general  commission  agent, 
56  Marischal  street,  h.  27  York  place 

Wishart,  Alexander,  builder  1,  Charlotte  street 

Alex.,  flesher,  92  Gallowgate,  h.  3  Victoria  place 

Jas.,  jun.,  carver,  83  Waterloo  quay,  h.  28  Wellington 

street 

Joseph,  organ  builder,  24  Young  street,  h.  6  Innes  st. 

Mrs,  lodgings,  22  Broad  street 

Wood  &  Co.,  London  piano-forte  and  music  saloon,  211  and 
213  Union  street 


CITY  OP  ABERDEEN.  221 

Wood,  Andrew,  sculptor,  23  Huntly  street 

George,  clerk  (Post  Office),  28  Chapel  street 

James  S.,  shoemaker,  Holburn  street 

......  John,  surgeon  31  Bon-accord  street 

John,  gardener,  Fountainhall 

Jos.,  ship,  share,  and  insurance  broker,  and  commission 

merchant,  43  Marischal  street,  h.  28  Victoria  st. 
west 

Robert,  boot  and  shoemaker,  3  Crown  street,  h.  7  St. 

Mary's  place,  Crown  street 

Thomas,  keeper  of    Advocates'    Hall,    h.  Advocates' 

buildings,  Union  street 

Mrs  John,  43  Constitution  street 

......  Mrs  Joseph,  28  Victoria  street  west 

Mrs  Jane,  sick  nurse,  28  Chapel  street 

Miss,  2  St  Mary's  place 

Wordie  and  Co.,  railway  agents  (S.  N.  E.  R.  Co.)  ;  office, 
Flourmill  brae 

Working  Men's  reading  room,  132  King  street 

Wright,  David,  furniture  dealer,  119  George  street 

......  James,  stonecutter,  and  granite  polisher,  112  John  st., 

h.  3  Mount  street 

John,  gardener,  Pitmuxton 

John,  ivory  turner  and  dealer  in  fancy  goods,  19  Sea- 
mount  place 

Joseph,  wood  merchant,  Exchange  st.,  h.  3  Dee  place 

Wyllie,  David,  cashier  (Union  Bank),  2  Marischal  street 

......  David  and  Son,  stationers,  booksellers  to  the  Queen, 

Prince  Albert,  and  Duchess  of  Kent,  public  circu- 
lating library,  111  Union  street 

James  (of  D.  Wyllie  &  Son),  12  Carden  place 

Wyness,  Andrew,  flesher,  13  Market  hall,  h.  4  Donald's  ct., 
20  Schoolhill 

. James,  wright,  Bridge  of  Dee 

John,  flesher,  21  Market  hall 

.......  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Skene  terrace 

YARROL,  John  Neville  De,  ostrich-feather  maker,  85  King 

street 
Yates,  H.  C.  (I.  Machray  &  Co.),  158  King  street 
Yeats  and  Flockhart,  advocates,  84  King  street 

and  Spottiswood,  advocates,  48  King  street 

George,  silk  mercer,  87  Union  street,  h.  149  Crown  st. 

John  (of  Yeats  and  Flockhart),  Kincorth,  near  Church 

of  Nigg 

Peter,  boot  and  shoemaker,  54  John  street 

.  Thomas,  flesher,  37  Market  hall,  h.  12  Spittal 

Wm.,  advocate  (of  Y.  &  S.),  46  King  street 

Mrs  George,  of  Auquharney,  Wellington  place 

T 


222  GENERAL  DIRECTORY,  CITY  OF  ABERDEEN. 

Yeats,  Mrs,  Alex.,  47  Schoolhill 

Young,  Alexander,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  65  Woolmanhill 

David,  messenger  (S.  N.  E.  E.  Co.),  Guild  street 

John,  musical  instrument  maker,  32,  h.  3(VNetherkirk- 

gate 

William,  shipmaster,  4  Affleck  street 

William,  baker,  23  Hard  weird 

Mrs,  Twin  Cottage,  Holburn  street 

Miss,  34  Bon-accord  terrace 

Miss,  2  Golden  square 

Miss,  dressmaker,  30  Netherkirkgate 

Youngson,   George,   grocer,  34  North  Broadford,  h.  above 

shop 
James,   boot  and  shoemaker,  126    Chapel    street,  h.  1 

Thistle  street 

John  (Lucknow  tavern),  13  Exchequer  row 

....  Robert  (of  R.  Y.  &  Co.),  24  Constitution  street 

Robert  &  Co.,  sailmakers,  Theatre  lane  Regent  quay 

...   Thos.   A.  W.  A.  advocate,  agent  for  Queen  Insurance 

Co.,  74  Union  street,  k.  29  Bon-accord  terrace 

Mrs  Major,  29  Bon-accord  terrace 

Miss  M.  A.,  matron  (House  of  Refuge),  45  Guestrow 

Younie,  William,  cabinetmaker,  Reid's  court,  34  Gallowgate, 

h.  W.  Henderson's  court,  91  Gallowgate 
Yule,   Alexander,  general  and   furnishing  ironmonger,    94 

Union  street,  h.  22  Ividd  lane 

George,  grain  merchant,  49  Regent  quay 

William,   grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  165  Gallowgate,  fo. 

11  Young  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  177  Union  street 

Yunnie,  VVm.,  house  carpenter,  45  Blackfriars'  street,  Ji.  74 

St"  Andrew  street 


TRADES'    AND  PROFESSION 


DIRECTORY, 


Accountants. 

Anderson,  James,  75  Union  st. 
Brand,  Alexander,  103  Union  st. 
Crombie,  John,  3  Queen  street 
Davidson,    John,     4    Correction 

wynd 
Fletcher,  Eobert,  17  Huxter  row 
Frater,  James,  Town-house 
Lunan,  Wm.,  S.  N.  E.  Railway 

Co. 
M'Aldowie,  John,  5  King  street 
Marquis,  George,  147  Union  st. 
Masson,  Andrew,  4  Queen  street 
Meston,  James,  75  Union  street 
Milne,  Alexander,  72  Wales  st. 
Morgan,  James  (D.  R.  Co.),  24 

Adelphi  court 
Mowat,  Wm.,  22  Adelphi  court 
Paterson,  Samuel  (G-.  N.  of  S.  R. 

Co. )  Waterloo  station 
Riddel,  Thomas  (Savings  Bank) 
Sim,  Alex.  (Bank  of  Scotland) 
Sinclair,  James  A.,  Record  office, 

King  street 
Smith,  James  (Leith  and  Clyde 
Shipping  Co.) 

Francis  (N.  of  Scot.  Bank) 

William  (Northern  Assu- 
rance Co.) 
Steele,  William,  30  Marischal  st. 
Stronach,  Alex.,  jun.,  Belmontst. 
Sutherland,  Alexander,  Commer- 
cial Bank 
...i..  Hector,  63  Loch  street 


Advocates. 

Adam  &  Anderson,  75  Union  st. 

Wm.,  jun.,  62  Skene  st. 

Robert,  29  Union  street 

Allan,  George,  56  Castle  street 
......  John,  22  Constitution  st. 

Angus,  John,  Town-house 
Barron,  Lambert,  124  Union  st. 
Brebner,  Jas.,  Advocates'  build- 
ings, Union  street 
Bryce,  James.  12  Adelphi  court 
Burnett,  Newell,  Record  office 
Cadenhead,  John,  9  Huxter  row 
Cattanach,  D.  G.,  56  Castle  st. 
Chalmers  &  Farquhar,  147  Union 
street 

James  Hay,  147  Union  st. 

Chivas,  Alexander,  42  Castle  st. 
Clark,  John,  3  Queen  street 
Clerihew,  Francis,  5  Union  place 
Clyne,  Norval,  184|  Union  street 
Collie,  James  &  George,  38  Castle 

street 
Daniel,  Alexander,  Record  office 
Davidson,  John,  3  Queen  street 
Davidsons  and  Cooper,  7  Union 

terrace 
Dawson,  J.  G.,  14  Adelphi  court 
Duncan,    Charles,     16     Adelphi 
court 

John,  8  Castle  street 

John,  jun.,  84  King  street 

Dunn,  William,  74  Union  street 
Duthie,  Alex.  74  Union  street 


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Edmond,  Alex.,  22  Adelphi  court 

Francis,  22  Adelphi  court 

James,  23  Adelphi  court 

Ewen,  Thomas,  20  Queen  street 
Ferguson,  James,  34  Union  street 

John,  84  Union  street 

Fleming  &  Paull,  12  King  street 
Fraser,  Alexander,  Town-house 
Grant,  George,  10  King  street 
Grub,  George,    Advocates'  build- 
ings, Union  sti-eet 
Henderson,  Alex.,  26  St  Nicholas 
street 

John  S„  58  Castle  street 

Hunter,  William,  14  Adelphi  ct. 
Jopp  &  Shand,  31  Gallowgate 

Andrew,  31  Gallowgate 

Kennedy  &  Fraser,  42  Castle  st. 
Leask,  James,  16  King  street 
Ligertwood,  John  &  Robert,  89 

Union  street 
Lumsdem  &  Robertson,  3  Union 

terrace 
M'Donald,  Alex.,  83  Union  st. 
M'Kinnon,   Lachlan,   20  Spring- 
garden 

Lachlan,  jun.,   233   Union 

street 
Massie,  Marianus,  153  Union  st. 
Milne  &  Walker,  129  Union  st. 
Mitchell,  David,  12  Adelphi  ct. 
Moir,  William,  31  Gallowgate 
Morice,  D.  E.,  34  Marischal  st. 
Muill,  John,  83  Union  street 
Murray  &  Garden,  48  Schoolhill 

&  M'Combie,  103  Union  st. 

Ogg,  William  F.,  11  Adelphi  ct. 
Paterson,  John,  54  Union  street 
Paul,  Win.,  97  Union  street 
Philip,  Colin  Allan,  15  King  st. 
Reid,  John,  Record  Office 

Thomas,  90  Union  street 

Wm.  L.,  146  Union  street 

Robisoo,  Wm.,  58  Castle  street 
Ross,  Alexander,  Savings'  Bank, 
Exchange  street 

Wm.,  20  Belmont  street 

Ruxton,  Thomas,  84  Union  st. 
Runcy,  Charles  F.,  2  Correction 

wynd 
Sangster,  Thomas,  2  Ragg's  lane 
Simpson  &  Cadenhead,  9  Huxter 

row 
Alex.,  27  Belmont  street 


Simpson,  James,  17  Huxter  row 
Skinner  &  Wilsone,  229  Union  st. 
Smith  &  Cochran,  1  Huntly  st. 

Alex.  Elmslie,  1  Huntly  st. 

John,  252  Union  street 

Speid,  William,  16  King  street 
Stephen,  Lessel,  83  Union  street 
Stronach  &  Duguid,  20  King  st. 

Alex.,  43  Belmont  street 

Thomson,  John,  75   Union  st. 
Torrie,  Alexander,  75  King  st. 
Watt,  John,  4  Correction  wynd 

John,  jun.,  40  King  street 

Webster,  J.,  42  King  street 
Winchester,  Charles,  171  Crown 

street 
Yeats  &  Flockhart,  84  King  st. 

&  Spottiswood,  48  King  st. 

Youngson,  Thos.  A.  W.  A.,  74 

Union  street 


Agents    and     Commission 
Merchants. 

Adam,  John  B.,  23  Marischal  st. 
Asher,  James,  115  Union  street 
Balfour,  J.  G ,  59  Marischal  st. 
Batten,  Abraham,  6  &  7  Adelphi 

court 
Cadenhead,  Wm.,  39  Netherkirk- 

gate 
Clark  &  Munro,  Crown  court,  41 J 

Union  street 
Connon,  Richd,  &  Co.,  58  Maris- 
chal street 
Dyer,  Alexander,  R.  (R.  Connon 

&  Co.)  58  Marischal  st. 
Eddie,  Robt.,  22  Commerce  st. 
Elsmie,  G.  &  Son,  Trinity  Manse, 

Market  street 
Findlay,  Geo.,  70  Netherkirkgate 
Gray,  A.  &  W..  Exchange  street 

James,  12  Castle  street 

Hutcheson,  George,  47  Marischal 

street 
Jamieson,  John,  56  Marischal  st. 
Kennedy,  J.  J.,  Market  street 
M'Donald,  David,  113  George  st. 
M'Laren,  John,  15  Queen  street 
Mather,  John,  19  Adelphi  court 
Milne,  George,  26  Broad  street 
Morison,  and  Leslie,  57  Marischal 

street 
Murray,  John,  74  Union  street 


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Oliphant,  Walter,  34  Marischal 
street 

Pirie,  David,  Crown  court,  41 J 
Union  street 

Paterson,  David,  34  Marischal  st. 

Kennie,  John  T.,  48  Marischal  st. 

Bhind,  John,  1  Netherkirkgate 

Riddel,  George,  42  Marischal  st. 

Robb,  Brothers  and  Co.,  12  Vir- 
ginia street 

Bust,  Alexander,  Crown  court  41 § 
Union  street 

Saunders.  Kemp,  56  Marischal  st. 

Sheed,  John,  44  Marischal  street 

Simpson,  John  A  ,  74  Union  st. 

Singer,  Adam,  Ogston's  court,  84 
Broad  street 

Smith,  David,  41  Marischal  st. 

Wm.,38  King  street 

Stevenson,  Wm.,  5  Belmont  st. 

Stewart,  Thomas,  6  Broad  street 

Thorn,  A.  &  W.,  12  Commerce  st. 

Thomson,  George  &  Son,  21  Re- 
gent quay 

Troup,  George,  54  Castle  street 

Tulloch,  Lawrence,  13  Kingsland 
place 

Walker,  Charles,  39  Marischal  st. 

Warrack,  Jas.,  34  Marischal  st. 

Watson,  Alex.  H.,  2  Bagg's  lane 

Williams,  William  &  Charles,  19 
Regent  quay 

Willett,  Joseph  T.,  Inches 

Wiseman,  John,  56  Marischal  st. 

Wood,  Joseph,  43  Marischal  st. 


Architects. 

Davidson,  Wm.,  59  Victoria  st. 

west 
Ellis,  Alex,,  4  Belmont  street 
Henderson,  Jas.,  24  Belmont  st. 

Wm.,  and  Son,  66  Lochst. 

Knight,  Wm.,  104  King  street 
Leslie,  Wm.,  123J  Union  street 
Matthews,  James,  24  Adelphi  ct, 
Macandrew,  Daniel,  120  Loch  st. 
Millar,  David,  71  Bon-accord  st. 
Ramage,  Wm.,  115  Union  street 
Reid,  A.  &  W. ,  and  Mackenzie. 

14  Adelphi  court 
Smith,  Wm.,  142  King  street 


Artists. 

Cassie,  James,  11  Crown  street 
Cleland,  Peter,  8  Union  terrace 
Giles,   Jas.,  R.S.A.,  62    Bon-ac- 
cord street 
Munro,  Robert,  72  Dee  street 
Russell,  George,  4  Dee  street 

John  13  Diamond  street 

Wilson,  George  W.,  22  Crown  st# 

Auctioneers. 

Barnett,  John,  Guild  street 
Brown,  Alexander  (of  P.  &  G.  B.), 
140  Union  street 

.  P.  &  G.,  140  Union  street 

Christie,  John,  6  Adelphi  court 
Collins,  James,  44  East  North  st. 
Craigen,  James,  25  Gallowgate 
Hutcheon,  John,  44  Union  street 
Masson,  A.,  8  St  Nicholas  street 


Bakers. 

Abel,  James,  64  Virginia  street 
Adam,  Roderick,  14  Union  place 
Anderson,  David,  211  Gallowgate 

John,  167  Gallowgate 

Begg,  Wm.,  3  Frederick  street 
Broadford  Bread  Co.,  218  George 
street ;  manager,  Alex. 
Robertson 
Buchan,  Robert,  76  Green 
Chalmers,  John,  83  Gallowgate 
Christie,  Alex.,  Holburn  street 
Clark,  G.  &  R.,  276  George  st. 
Collie,  Alex.,  66  George  street 
Craig,  A.,  5  North  Broadford 
Croll,  Francis,  55  St  Nicholas  st. 

George,  70  King  street 

John,  67  George  street 

Eddie,  Alex.,  6  Commerce  street 
Edward,  John,  36  Union  place 
Falconer,  Joseph,  35  Broad  st. 
Flett,  Mrs  William,  142  George 

street 
Forsyth,  Jas.,  51  West  North  st. 
Garden  and  Raeburn,  32  School- 
hill 
Graham,  Colquhoun,  81  Bon- ac- 
cord street 
Inglis,  James,  Waverley  place 
Jaffrey,  Wm.,  67  Broad  street 
2 


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Law,  John,  60  Shiprow 
M'Bain,  George,  62  Schoolhill 
M'Kenzie,   James,    66    and    68 

Queen  street 
M'Lean,  Thomas,  7  Dee  street 
M'Pherson,  Alex.,  65  Green 
Mackay,  James,  41  Park  street 
Martin,  James,  1  Catto  square 
Mathieson  and  Simpson,  3  Yeats' 

lane 
Meff,  Robert,  147  George  street 
Mitchell,  George,  129  Crown  st. 

James,  41  Schoolhill 

Mollison,  John,  2  Wellington  pi. 
Morrison,  Jas.,  6  and  7  Shiprow 
Muil,  Francis,  153  George  street 
Mu'nro,  Kenneth,  60  George  st. 
Nicol,  Joseph,  10  Exchequer  row 
Porter,  Charles,  115  Gallowgate 
Silver,  George,  120  Chapel  st, 
Stephen,  Win.,  31  Broad  street 
Thomson,  Geo.,  45  St  Nicholas  st. 
Warrack,  David,  5  Chapel  street 
Webster,  John,  47  Green 

William,  4  Skene  terrace 

Youns:,  William,  23  Hardweird 


Basket-makers. 

Bothwell,  George,  37j  George  st. 

Cameron,  Alexander,  14  Wind- 
mill brae 

Ogg,  David,  43  Upperkirkgate 
and  30  Market  gallery 

Reynolds,  Gordon,  26  Queen  st. 

Thomson,  William,  25  Market 
gallery 

Todd,  Alexander,  2  Thornton  pi. 

Blacksmiths. 

Abernethy,  Jas.  &  Co.,  Ferryhill 
Anderson,  Wm.,  Flourmill  lane 
Blaikie   Brothers,    Footdee    Iron 

works 
Bonnyman,  James  and  John,  19 

Loch  street 
Cromar,  Wm.,  70£  Loch  street 
Fraser,   Hugh,  Steps  of  Gilcom- 

ston 
Gerard  and  Macintosh,  30  John 

street 
Gordon,  Hugh  &  Co.,  14  Gallow- 
gate 


Gray,  D.  and  G.,  Holburn  street 

and  Trinity  street 
Johnston,  Jeremiah  and  William, 

18  Mealmarket  street 
Laing,  William,  18  Catherine  st. 
Lyall,  Robert,  19  Huxter  row 
M'Hardy,  D.,  54  Netherkirkgate 

John,  l5Backwynd 

John,  jun.,  16  Back  wynd 

John,  24  Netherkirkgate 

Mitchell,  David,  1  Castle  lane 

Robert,  102  Gallowgate 

Nicholson,   A.,  183  West  North 

street 
Pirie,  J.  &  A.,  3  Barnett's  close, 

Guestrow 
Smith,  William,  6  Minister's  lane 
Thomson,  Hall,   Catto,  and  Co., 

York  place 
Watson   and   Edwards    (Spring- 
garden  works) 


Boiler-makers. 

Abernethy,  Jas.  &  Co.,  Ferryhill 
Blaikie   Brothers,    Footdee    Iron 

works 
Thomson,   Hall,  Catto,  and  Co., 

York  place 


Book- Agents. 

Campbell,   Alex.    (A.  Fullarton) 

16  Crown  street 
MAlister,  D.,  (W.  Mackenzie)  61 

St  Nicholas  street 
Maitland,  George  (Blackie  &  Son) 

40  Broad  street 
Joseph  (L.  P.  &P.  Co.)  2 h 

Broad  street 
Stuart,  A.  G.  (J.  S.  Yirtue)  123£ 

Union  street 


Bookbinders. 

Edmond,  John,  54  Queen  street 
Henderson,  Alexander,  2  Broad 

street 
Ogilvie,  John,  47  Upperkirkgate 
Vessie,  J.  &  Co.,  171  Gallowgate 
Wilson,  Andrew,  43£  Castle  st, 


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Booksellers  &.  Stationers. 

Adam,  John,  Market  gallery 
Brown,  A.  and  Co.,  77  Union  st. 
Clark,  G.  &  Sons,  15  Broad  st. 

Mrs  M.,  59  Broad  street 

Courage,  Archibald,  7  George  st. 
Coutts,  George,  150  George  street 
Davidson,  George,  1  King  street 
Duffus,  John,  9  Union  buildings 
Finnie,  Peter,  top  of  Commerce  st. 
Garden,  John,  124  Gallowgate 
Henderson,  Alex.,  2  Broad  street 
Johnston,  Robert,  4  Belmont  st. 
Keith,  W.  T.  and  Co.,  16  Union 

street   and    17    Huxter 

row 
King.  George  and  Robert,  28  St. 

Nicholas  street 
Leslie  &  Maule,  98  Union  street 
Lindsay,  William,  62  Gallowgate 
Lunan,  John,  33  St.  Nicholas  st. 
Maclean,  Samuel,  8  Union  street 
Menzies,  Thomas,  51  Castle  street 
Milne.  A.  and  R.,  199  Union  st. 
Mitchell,  W.  &  Co.,  55  Union  st. 
Ogilvie,  John,  47  Upperkirkgate 
Russel  and  Gordon,  19  Broad  st. 
Shepherd,  George,  1  Broad  st. 
Smith,  John,  50  Union  street 
Lewis  and  Jas.  M'Combie's 

court,  50.|  Union  street 
Stevenson,  Wm.,  13  St.  Nicholas 

street 
Thomson,  David,  95  George  st. 
Wagrel,  John,  23  Upperkirkgate 
Walker,  J.,  34  J  Upperkirkgate 
......  Robert,  92  Broad  street 

Wilson,  John,  43J  Castle  st. 

Robert,  34  Schoolhill 

Wyllie,  D.  &  Son,  111  Union  st. 

Boot  and  Shoemakers. 

Aiken,  James,  57  Broad  street 
Airth,  John,  2  Justice  street 
Angus,  Wm.  C,  20  King  street 
Bothwell,  Jchn,  33  and  35  Broad 

street 
Rrown,  A.,  71  George  street 
Buck,  William,  4  St.  Clement  st. 
Cadenhead,  David,  98  John  st. 
Cameron,  Wm.,  10  Skene  street 
Campbell,  Daniel,  32  Windy  wynd 
Catto,  James,  219  Union  street 


Charles,  William,  16  John  street 
Clyne,  Wm.  and  Sons,  22  and  24 

Gallowgate 
Cromar,  Alex.,  37  Woolmanhill 
Dey,  George,  5  Carmelite  street 
Drummond,  John,  54  Union  st. 

James,  43  Union  street 

Duncan,  Wm.,  25  Broad  street 

William,  37  Broad  street 

Edwards,  J.  and  D.,  38  Union  pi. 
Farqukarson,  Thomas,  155£  Gal- 
lowgate 
Fiddes,  Francis,  25  St  Nicholas 

street 
Findlay,  Alex.,  11  Broad  street 

Wm.,  10  St  Clement  street 

Findlater,  James,  13  Dee  street 
Franklin,  H.,  61  Gallowgate 
Fraser,  Duncan,  31  Summer  lane 

Jas.  and  Son,  115  Union  st. 

T.  and  Sons,  73  Broad  st. 

Gibb,  James,  26  Marischal  street 

Gillespie,   Erskine,   4,   5,   and  6 

Market  gallery 

James,  9  Broad  street 

Gordon,  Jos.,  33  Upperkirkgate 
Grant,  David,  3  South  Silver  st. 

J.  and  Co.,  21  Marischal  st. 

Greig,  James,  89  Queen  street 
Handyside,  G.  and  Co.,  3  Broad 

street 
Harper,  Wm.,  237  George  street 
Hay,  William,  113  Union  street 
Hector,  William,  Holburn  street 
Jaffray,  William,  36  Broad  street 
Kerr,  William,  222  George  street 
Laing,  Robert,  176  George  street 
Law,  Samuel,  122  Skene  street 
Leslie,  James,  18  Schoolhill 

John,  8  Queen  street 

M'Kay,  George,  18  Gallowgate 
Mackay,  James,  76  Queen  street 
Meikle,  John,  22  Castle  street 
Melvin,  George,  4  Gallowgate 
Menzies,  John,  64  Schoolhill 
Milne,  Alex.,  27  Marischal  st. 

Andrew,  19  St.  Clement  st. 

James,  Holburn  place 

Mitchell,   Robert,  65  Commerce 

street 
Morrison,  George,  37  Upperkirk- 
gate 
Munro,  James  and  David,  48  Up- 
perkirkgate 


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Paterson,  John,  1 90  West  North  st. 
Petrie,  Robert,  120  Skene  street 
Porter  and  Leighton,  52  St,  Ni- 
cholas street 
Ramsay,  John,  83  Queen  street 
Riach,  Robert,  90  Virginia  street 
Reid,  Joseph,  86  King  street 
Robertson,  Robert,  25  Schoolhill 

Robert,  43  George  street 

Ross,  James,  44  Shiprow 
Roy,  Michael,  286  George  street 
Sang,  Thomas,  50  Summer  street 
Scott,  Alex.,  52  Upperkirkgate 

Andrew,  10  St  Nicholas  st. 

George,  42  Virginia  street 

Senter,  John,  8  Crown  street 
Smith,  George,  62  Broad  street 

James,  Holburn  street 

Souper,  Charles  Wellington  road 
Stuart,  Wm,  28  Schoolhill 
Taylor,  Jas.,  6  St.  Nicholas  lane 
Thorn,  George,  35  Shiprow 
Thomson,  James,  53  Broad  st. 
Urquhart,  Alex.,  Holburn  street 
Walkenshaw,   Alex.,  40  George 

street 
Walker,  John,  115  George  street 
Wilson,  Alex.,  13  Broad  street 

David,  214  Gallowgate 

Wm.,  168  West  North  st. 

Wood,  James  S.,  Holburn  street 

Robert,  3  Crown  street 

Yeats,  Peter,  54  John  street 
Youngson  James,  126  Chapel  st. 

Brassfoundears,   Plumbers, 
and  GasfLttexs. 

Anderson,  John,  63  Windmillbrae 
Berry,  John,  4  South  Silver  street 
Bisset  and  Young,  26  Schoolhill 
Blaikie,  John  and  Sons,  Littlejohn 

street 
Collie,  Robert,  39  Loch  street 
Davidson,  John,  78  St  Andrew 

street 
Farquhar  and  Gill,    24    Upper- 
kirkgate 
Gordon,  Hugh  and  Co.,  14  Gal- 
lowgate 
Lamb,  Alex. ,  48  John  street 
Mathers,  James,  13£  Dee  street 
Robertson,  Alex.,  8  and  10  Skene 
terrace 


Stewart,  Peter,  12  Schoolhill 
Thomson,  Wm.,  72  Netherkirk- 
gate 

Bzewers. 

Black,  Wm.  &  Co.,  Devanha 
Cowie  and  Co.,  5  Virginia  street 
Eddie,  John,  112  Loch  street 
Farquharson,  Alex.,  212  Kingst. 
Gilcomston  Brewery  Co. 
Ross,  Alex.,  8  Skene  square 
Smith,  Wm.,  20  Mealmarket  st. 
Stewart,  John,  69  Virginia  st. 
Wallace,  Alex,  and  Co.,  24  Loch 

, street 
Wallace  Brothers,  Hardgate 

Bxushmakexs. 

Fyfe,  John,  and  Son  (to  the 
Queen),  22  St.  Nicholas 
street 

Macaldowie  and  Co.,  14  St.  Ni- 
cholas street 

Morison,  George,  16  George  st. 

Builders. 

Birnie  and  Stuart,  Skene  terrace 
Bisset,  Peter,  and  Son,  110  Loch 

street 
Bruce,  Wm.,  63  Causewayend 
Buyers,  James  and  Co.,  12  Kidd 

lane 
Clark,  John,  9  Princes  street 
Collie,  John,  24  Skene  street 
Coutts,  James,  24  John  street 
Donaldson,  G.,  Summerfield  cot- 
tage, 75  Park  street 
Ewen,  Wm.,  26  Chapel  street 
Farquhar,  Robert,  25  Leadside 
Fraser,  J.  and  Son,  79  John  st. 
Garvie,  James,  14  Summer  street 
Gauld,  Edgar,  59  Loch  street 
Greig,  W.  and  G,  6  Thistle  lane 
Henderson,  Wm.    and  Sons,  66 

Loch  street 
Ironside,  Wm.,  9  Spa  street 
Johnston,  Alexander,  34  Thistle 

street 
Leslie,  Wm.,  123|  Union  street 
Low  &  Chalmers,  40  Whitehouse 
street 


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229 


Macandrew,  Daniel  and  Co.,  120 

Loch  street 
Middleton,  Robt.,  24  Union  row 
Mitchell  and  Cay,  11  Spa  street 
and  Eoss,  4  Little  Chapel 

street 

Adam,  10  Kingsland  place 

Murray,  George,  65  Park  street 
Peterkin,   John,   18  Whitehouse 

street 
Pittendrigh,  Wm.,  56  Loch  st. 
Rainnie,  Alex.,  50  Commence  st. 
Beid,  James,  58  John  street 
Rust,  James,  14  Blackfriars  st. 
Taylor,  John,  12  Upper  Denburn 
Warrack  and  Daniel,  92  John  st. 
Watson,  Robert,  Nelson  street 
Wishart,  Alexander,  1  Charlotte 

street 


Cabinetmakers. 

Those  marked  thus  •  are  Upholsterers. 

*  Allan,  James    and    Sons,    122 

Union  street 

*  Alexander,  John,  164  Union  st. 
*Baird,  Thomas,  191  Union  st. 
Barnett,    Alexander,   33    Upper- 

kirkgate 
*Byth,  George  and  Co.,   6  South 

Silver  street 
Crombie,  Wm.,  29  Gallowgate 
*Davidson,  Brothers,  13l£  Union 

street 
Elicock,  Joseph,  66  Broad  street 
Gray,  John,  73  Gallowgate 
Greig,  John,  129  King  street 
*Hutcheon,  John,  44  Union  st. 
Knox,  Arthur,  Windmillbrae 
M 'Donald,  Jas.,  jun.,  31  Castle 

street 
M'Kay,  Alex.,  15  Upperkirkgate 
Macandrew,  Fergus,  48  Loch  st. 
Masson,  Robert,  9  Park  street 
Middleton,  John,  99  George  st. 
Murray,  John,  70  Green 
*Ogilvie,  A.  and  W.,  175  Union 

street 
Playfair,  Alex.,  32  Upperkirkgate 
*Smith,  James,  102  King  street 

John,  33  Castle  street 

'Stephen,  Wm.,  2  Union  wynd 
Trail,  James,  8  Rose  street 


Walker,  Al.  R.,  45 Bon- accord  et. 
fm,j  King  street  place 


Candlemakers. 

Ogston,  Alex. ,  84  Loch  st. 
Skinner,  P.  A.,  St.  Catheiine  ct., 

16  Shiprow 
Williamson  &  Simpson,  79  Wales 

street 


Caxt-  Wrights. 

Dawson,  Wm.,  Spa  street 
Gray,  D.  and  G.,  Holburn  street 

and  Trinity  street 
Ingram,  John,  34  Causewayend 
Melvin,  John,'  Bridge  of  Dee 
Rae,  Francis,  62  Skene  street 
Shepherd,    Alex.,   North    Broad- 
ford 
Watson,  George,  184  West  North 
street 


Carters. 

Archibald,  James,  70  Loch  st. 
Brand,  George,  43  Windmill  bras 
Campbell,  David,  187  West  North 

street 
Collie,  Wm.,  59  Wales  street 
Dixon,  Burnett,  45  Longacre 
Forrest,  George,  79  Virginia  st. 
Gordon,  John,  14  Catherine  st. 
Keith,  Peter,  11  Mounthooly 
M 'Donald,  Roderick,  8  Charles 

street 
Maitland,  James,  48  Causewayend 
Melvin,  Wm.,  62  College  street 
Moore,  Wm.,  23  Jack's  brae 
Tough,    Archibald,     81    Spring- 
garden 

Carvers  and  Gilders. 

Anderson,  A.  &  J.,  33  Queen  st. 
Davidson,  Robert,  28  Union  row 
Gifford  &  Son,  187  Union  street 
Hay  and  Lyall  (to  the  Queen),  2 

Market  street 
Hughes,  Geo.,  15  York  street 
Kerr  &  Bowman,  179  Union  st. 
Pirie,  Alex.,  &  Co.,  82  King  st. 


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Tawse,  Henry,  61  Queen  street 
Wishart,    James,    83    Waterloo 
quay- 
Chimney  Sweeps. 

Booth,  Wm.,  7j  Justice  street 
....;.   Wm.,  Jr.,  27  Justice  street 
Daily,  Wm.,  5  Park  lane 
Dean,  Matthew,  22  Mutton  brae 
Eddie,  John,  13  Berry  lane 
M'Dougal,  Daniel,  64  Netherkirk- 

gate 
Scott,  John,  46  Gallowgate 

Civil  Engineers. 

Abernethy,  George,  3  Dee  place 
James,    &    Co.,    Ferry  hill 

Foundry 
Blaikie   Brothers,    Footdee   Iron 

Works 
Ferguson,  Wm.  B.,  24  Adelphi 

court 
Gibb,  Alex.,  Waterloo  quay 
Milne,  Robert,  Waterloo  station 
Smith,  Alex.,  21  Golden  square 
Thomson,  Hall,  Catto,  and  Co., 

Footdee 
Willet,  John,  12 3|  Union  street 

Clerks. 

Anderson,  David  (S.  N.  E.R.  Co.), 

Guild  street 
David  (G.  N.  of  S.  R.  Co.), 

Waterloo  station 
Berry,  John  Edward  (Skinner  & 

Wilsone),  229  Union  st. 
Bird,  Wm.  (Broadford  Works) 
Bisset,   Alexander    (Post  Office) 

Market  street 
Brodie,  Wm.  (Blaikie  Brothers) 
Brown,  Alex.   (Police   Office)   50 

St.  Nicholas  street 
Buyers,  David  (Richards  &  Co.) 

Broadford 
Caird,  George  (P.  and  G.  Brown) 

140  Union  street 
Cobban,  Peter,  (Post  Office) 
Collie,  Duncan  (Post  Office) 
Croft,  Charles   (Inland   Revenue) 

21  Adelphi  court 
Gumming,  Robert    (Post   Office) 

Market  street 


Cumming,  Robt.  (Devanha  Comb- 
work  Co.) 

Davidson,      Joseph      (Broadford 
Works) 

Donaldson,  Alex.,  47  Wellington 
street 

Dunn,  Alex.,  43  Frederick  street 

Edward,  Alex.  (British  Linen  Co.) 
22  King  street 

Edwards,  John,  jun.  (Brown  and 
Carr)  37  Union  street 

Ewing,  John,  5  Union  wynd 

Farquhar,  James  (J.  Blaikie  and 
Sons)  Littlejohn  street 

Fraser,  Robert  (Post  Office)  Mar- 
ket street 

Goodbrand,  Stephen  (Sutherland 
and  Sons)  Canal  road 

Gordon,  Jas.  E.  (J.  Mess)  48  St. 
Nicholas  street 

Gray,  Jas.  (Northern  Agricultu- 
ral Co.)  Waterloo  quay 

Robert  (Post  Office)  Market 

strppt 

Harvey,  Geo.  T.  (S.N.  E.R.[Co.) 
Guild  street 

Holmes,  Wm.  (D.  H.  and  Co-)  82 
College  street 

Home,  John  (Custom  house) 

Hutton,  Wm.  (Richards  and  Co.) 

JafFray,  Lawrence  (Post  Office) 

Keith,    Geo.  D.    (Adamson   and 
Home)  25  Marischal  st. 

Jas.  (Granite    and  Marble 

works)  Constitution  st. 

Knight,  Geo.  (A.  Cowie  and  Co.) 
Virginia  street 

Knowles,  Alex.  F.   (G.  T,  jun.  & 
Co.)  40  Marischal  street 

Ledingham,  A.  W.  (Gas   office) 
Gas  street 

M'Donald,  G.  W.  (S.  N.  E.  R. 
Co. )  Guild  street 

M'Intosh,  J.   C.  (A.    Pirie  and 
Sons)  Adelphi  court 

M'Kenzie,  Wm.,  48  King  street 

M'Killican,  James  (Bon-accord 
Livery  stables)  5  Bon- 
accord  street 
Mackay,  Robert  (J.  and  W.  Mar- 
tin) Market 
Maconachie,  Robert  (Stamps  and 
taxes)  Advocates'  build- 
ings 


TRADES    AND  PROFESSIONS   DIRECTORY. 


231 


Maconachie,  Wm.  (S.  N.  E.  E. 

Co.)  Guild  street 
Moir,  Chas.  (A.  Brown  &  Co.) 

Union  street 
Morison,  Alex.    (G.   N.  of  S.  E. 

Co.)  Waterloo  station 
Morgan,  Patrick  (Richards  &  Co.) 

Broadford 
Murray,  Alex.  (C.  of  G.  Bank) 

James   (Farquhar  and  Gill) 

24  Upper  kirk  gate 

James  A.  (R.  Fletcher  17 

Huxter  row 
Mustard,  Andrew,  New  market 
Ogilvie,  Alex.,  35  Queen  street 

Martin   S.    (D.   M'Hardy), 

Netherkirkgate 
Petty,     David    (A.   S.   N.  Co.) 

Waterloo  quay 
Pirie,  Wm.  (A.  S.  N.  Co.)  Water- 
loo quay 
Eiddel,    Peter    (Harbour   Office) 
foot  of  Marischal  street 
Eobson,  James  W.,  201  Union  st. 
Eobb,  George,  Town  house 
....  Geo.  (Gas  Light  Co.) 
Eoger,  James,  264  George  street 
Robertson,  John   (R<  and  C.)  59 

Union  street 
Roes,  Alex.  (T.  H.  C.  and  Co.) 

York  place 
Simpson,  John  B.  (Gas  Lieht  Co.) 
Sim,  John  (N.  of  S.  Bank)  King 
street 

Wm.  '  (Richards   and   Co.) 

Rubislaw 
Smith,  David,  25  Marischal  st. 
Souttar,  William   (G.  N.  of  S.  R, 

Co.)  Waterloo  station 
Stuart,  John  S.   (G.   N.  of  S.  R. 

Co.)  Waterloo  station 
Taylor,  James,  48  Constitution  st. 

Wm.  (Blaikie  Brothers)  158 

Crown  street 
■  Thomson,   John   (S.  N.    E.   E.) 
Guild  street 
Trail,    John     (Journal    office), 

Adelphi  court 
Walker,  James   (J.  S.  and  Co.)  5 

Shoe  lane 
Walker,  J.  C.  (M.   E.  and  Sons) 

151  Union  street 
Wood,  George  (Post  office)  Mar- 
ket street 


Clothiers  and  Drapers. 

Those  marked  •  are  Wholesale. 

Aberdein,  James,  120  George  st. 
*  Anderson  &  Thomson,  10  Broad 

street 

Wm.,  23  Queen  street 

*Blackhall,   James   and  Co.,  39 

Union  street 
*Brown  &  Carr,  Exchange  court, 

Union  street 

George,  16  Broad  street 

James,  2  and  4  George  st. 

Campbell,  Wm.  and  Co.,  73  Union 

*Collie,  G.  and   Co.,  4  St.  Cathe- 
rine's wynd 

* Patrick,  29  and  31  Union 

street 
Connon,  James,  8  Broad  street 
Cook  and  Davidson,  Market  street 
*Cooper,     Henry    and    Co.,   47 

Union  street 
Cruickshank,  Alexander,  47  Com- 
merce street 
Donald,  P.,  52  George  street 

Wm.,  148  George  street 

Dunbar,  Wm.,  24  Chapel  street 
Dunn,  James,  38  Market  gallejy 
Esslemont  and  Symon,  185  Union 
street  [street 

Falconer,  John  and  Co.,  23  Union 
*Forbes,  James  and  Sons,  24  Mar- 
ket street 

Alexander,  Queen  street 

Fraser,  Hugh,  34  Union  street 
Gordon,  James,  40  Union  street 
*HaIl,  John,  43  Broad  street 
Kinghorn,  James,  192  George  st. 
Lumsden,  J.  &  Co.,  155  Union  st. 
Marshall,  W.  &  J.,  83  Union   st. 
Mathieson,  Isaac,  33  Union  st. 
Meffet,  Mrs  George,  204  Gallow- 

gate 
*Milne,  Low  &  Co.,  127  Union  st. 
*Milne  Sons    &  Co.,   35    Union 

street 
Mowat,  Wm.  &  Co.,  82    Shiprow 

James,  37  St.  Nicholas  st. 

*  Phillip  and  Cooper,  32  Union  st. 
*Phillip,  Alexander,   17  and  19 

Union  buildings 
*Pratt  &  Keith,  51  and' 53  Union 
street 


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Ross,  Hugh,  jun.,  4  Broad  street 

James,  206  George  street 

Mrs  Wm,  179  Gallowgate 

Russell,  Alex.,  18  Union  street 
*Shirres,  James,  30  Union  street 

* Wm.  &  Co.,  Market  street 

Simpson  and   Whyte,  21   Union 

buildings 
Smith,  Adam,  80  Union  street 

Andrew,  63  St.  Nicholas  st. 

*Spence,  James,  26,  27,  28,  and 

29  Castle  street 
*Taylor,  Alexander,  67  Union  st. 
Tennant,  Joseph,  67  King  street 
Tocher,    John     and    Sons,    142 

Union  street 
Tough,  George,  134  George  st. 
Watson,  Patrick,  18  Union   place 

Thomas  R.,  47  Gallowgate 

Watt,  Miss,  182  Gallowgate 

Coach  Builders. 

Dakers,  James,  7  Union  wynd 
Gray,  Alexander,  101  King  street 

and  7  Frederick  street 
Laing  &  Melvin  (to  her  Majesty) 

4  arid  8  Bon-accord  st. 
Milne,  James,  68  Loch  street 
Ness,  Robert,  7  Union  row 
Robert,    jun.,   231J  Union 

street 
Reid,  John,  10,  12, and  14  Wales 

street 


Coal  Brokers. 

Bannerman,   Patrick,   2    Trinity 

quay 
Fidler,  Alex.,  1  Shorebrae 
Knight,  James,  8  Trinity  quay 
M'Lauchlan,  John,  3  James  street 
M'Taggart,  Donald,  57  Marischal 

street 
Nicolson  and  Simpson,  Hi  Regent 

quay 
Smith,  David,  41  Marischal  street 
Smith,  James,  41  Marischal  street 
Winlaw,  James,  jun.,  14  Quay 


Comb  Makers. 

Stewart,  Rowell  Stewart  and  Co., 
40  Hutcheon  street 


Devanha  Combwork  Co.,  Devanha 
M'Pherson,  John  &  Co.,  Steps  of 
Gilcomston 

Commercial  Travellers. 

Berry,   James,    jun.   (Clark  and 

Munro)  Crown  court,  4l£ 

Union  street 
Black,  John  (Clark  and  Munro) 

Crown  court,  41 J  Union 

street 
Connon,   George    (S.   Shepherd), 

216  George  street 
Gray,  George  (H.  Gordon  &  Co.) 

14  Gallowgate 
Leslie,   Andrew    (A   Skene)  21 

Regent  quay 
Mackenzie,    James,    6    Prospect 

terrace 
Milne,  Wm.  S.  (Brebner  &  Grant) 

56  St.  Nicholas  street 
Nicoll,  Alex.  (Wm.  Stevenson)  5 

Belmont  street 
Ragg,  James  (Stephen,  Mitchell, 

and  Son,  Glasgow) 
Robb,  R.   W.    (Souter  and  Shep- 
herd) 22  Broad  Rtreet 
Riddell,  John  S.  (J.  J.  Kennedy) 

Market  street 
Smith,  Wm.,  2  King  street  place 
Thomson,  Wm.  (G.  Collie  &  Co.) 

4  St.  Catherine's  wynd 
Williamson,  Jas.  (J,  J.  Kennedy) 

Market  street 
Webster,  George  (John  Hall),  43 

Broad  street 
John  T.  (Melville  and  Sons) 

108  Gallowgate 
Will,  John,  21  Springbank  terrace 

Confectioners  and  Pastry 
Cooks. 

Bain,  Mrs,  10  Marischal  street 
Balfour,  James,  180  George  st. 
Bisset,  Joseph,  149  Gallowgate 
Bothwell,  A.,  18  Broad  street 
Duffus,  Alex.,  11  Castle  st.,  and 

23  Market  street 
Duffus,  James,  86  Union  street 
Edward,  John,  36  Union  place 
Glegg,  Geo.  and  Son,  215  Union 

street 


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Lockhart  and  Salniond,  92  Union 

street 
M'Donald,  John,  37  Basement  floor 

Market 
M'Killiam,  B.  and  W.,  54  Broad 

street 
Eobert,  28  Union  St.,  and 

38  Upperkirkgate 
Milne,  John,  30  Union  place 
Seller,  Wm.,  50  Castle  street 
Shepherd,  Wm.,  27  Broad  st 
Smith,  Alex.,  29  Park  street 
Wilson,  Hugh,  47  Regent  quay 

Coopers, 
Those  marked  *  are  fishcurers. 

Bell,  John,  16  Windmillbrae 
Courage,  James,  177    Gallowgate 
*Gordon,  Charles,  57  Green 
James  &  Co.,  2    Chronicle 

lane 
...    .  John,  2  Garvock  street 
Gray,  Charles,  61  Commerce  st. 
Kelman,  John,  151  Gallowgate 
Michie,  George,  7  Barnett's  close 
Nicol,    Alex.,    Bed   Lion   court, 

Broad  street 
Ross,  Angus,  15  James  street 
Wilkin,  John,  13  Virginia  street 
*Williams,   James   and   Son,   13 

Virginia  street 

Coppersmiths. 

Blaikie,  J.  &  Sons,  Littlejohn  st. 
Elmslie,  John,  69  Windmillbrae 
Gordon,  H.  and  Co.,  1  Gallowgate 

Corkcutters. 

Brown,  Charles,  39  Schoolhill 
Catto,  Wm.,  37  Netherkirkgate 
Duncan,  Thomas  and  Son,  20  St. 

Nicholas  street 
Simpson,  George,  30  Broad  street 

Cotton  Spinners. 

Robinson,  Crum,  and  Co.,  Ban- 
nermill 

Curriers  and  Skinners. 

Clyne,  William    and    Sons,  28 
Berry  lane 


Hacket,  John,  Jack's  brae 

Laing,  James,  38  George  street 

M'Kenzie,  Alex.,  13  Denburn  ter- 
race 

Paterson,  William  and  Co.,  Jack's 
brae 

Roberts,  David,  17  Princes  street 

Rodger,  James,  Gilcomston  Tan- 
nery 

Sim,  William,  Newbridge,  Hard- 
gate 

Smith,  Robert,  Gilcomston  tan- 
works 

Watc,  James,  Newbridge  Hard- 
gate 

John  and  Sons,  1  and  3  St. 

Paul  st 

Cutlers. 

Hamilton,  John,  17  George  st. 
Hodge,  James,  and  Co. ,  41  Union 

street 
Murray,    John,     Riddel's    court, 

Windmillbrae 
Sedgwick,  Wm.,  64  George  st. 

Dentists. 

Cromar,  John,  15  Belmont  street 
Dewar,    Henry  A.,    181    Union 

street 
Mein,  James,  Crown  terrace 
Emslie,  James,  55  Schoolhill 

Distillers. 

Begg,  John,  17  Weigh-house  sq. 
Ogg,  Henry  and  Co.,  Strathdee, 

Cuparstone 
Black,  Wm.  and  Co. ,  Devanha 

Doctors  of  Medicine. 

{See  also  Surgeons). 

Beveridge,  Robert,  201  Union  st. 
Booth,  James,  27  Queen  street 
Carr,  George,  22  Union  place 
Cadenhead,  John,  231  Union  st. 
Christie,  John,  46  Schoolhill 
Clark,  Thomas,  Marischal  College 
Dyce,  Robert,  16  Union  terrace 
Fiddes,  David,  18  King  street 
Forsyth,  James  H.,  56  Castle  st. 


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TKADES     AND   PROFESSIONS    DIRECTORY. 


Galen,  John,  7  East  Craibstone  st. 
Geddes,  John,  37  Union  place 
Henderson,  Win.,  49  Schoolhill 
Jackson,  Henry,  34  Woolmanhill 
Jamieson,  Kobert,  Royal  Lunatic 

Asylum 
Keith,  Wm.,  257  Union  street 
Kerr,  David,  9  Union  place 
Kilgour,  Alex.,  158  Union  street 
Laing,  William,  7  Golden  square 
Leslie,  Wm.,  10  Golden  square 
Lizars,  A.  J.,  Marischal   College 
Macrobin,  John,   Migvie  house, 

Silver  street 
M'Laren,  Wm.,  53  Schoolhill 
Morison,  G.,  36  King  street 
Nicol,  G.  J.,  17  Belmont  street 
Ogilvie,  George,  29  Union  place 
Ogston,  Francis,  18  Adelphi court 
Philip,  James,  1  Mounthooly 
Pirrie,  Wm.,  247  Union  street 

Wm.,  jun.,  247  Union  ft. 

Eainy,  George,  17  Golden  square 
Rattray,  Robert,  Eoyal  Infirmarv 
Redfern,  P.,  42  Schoolhill 
Reid,  Duncan,   Crown  ct.,  Union 

street 
Reith,   Archibald,  1  East  Craib- 
stone street 
Steel,  James,  17  Adelphi  court 
Will,  James,  11  King  street 
Williamson,   Jos.,  127   King  st. 
Wm.,  239  Union  street 

Bsessmakers. 

(See  Milliners.) 

Bsrwggists. 
Those  ma>  ked  thus  *  are  Wholesale, 

Andrew,  Wm.,  168  Union  street 
Barron,  Robert  S.,  27  York  place 
Coutts,  Charles,  26  Broad  street 
Cruickshank,  Geo.  P.,  1  Mount- 
hooly 
Davidson,  Charles,  205  Union  st. 
Eddie,  Wm.,  30  Georae  street 
Erskine,  R.  M.,  138  George  st. 
Pearnside,  John,  49  Green 
Forsyth,  W,  and  Co.,  57  Castle 

street 
Grant  and  Donald,  141  Union  st. 
Peter,  157  Gallowgate 


Grant,  Wm.  II.,  Holburn  street 
Jackson,  Henry,  34  Woolmanhill 
Keith,  James,  8  Union  place 
Laing,  Thomas,  51  Woolmanhill 
M'Gregor,  James,  87  King  street 
Mackay,  David  M.,  1  Exchequer 

row 
Maclean,  James,  43  Castle  street 
MacQuibban,  Charles  ft].,  28  and 

26  Park  street 
Nicoll,  Joseph,  90  Broad  street, 
*Paterson,   Wm.,    133  and   135 

Gallowgate 
Reith,  Eobert,  133  Crown  street 
*Reid,  Geo.  and  Sons,  45  Union 

street 
Sangster,  John,  46  Commerce  st. 
Shields,  Thomas,  125  Crown  st. 
*Sim,  Jas.  &  Co.,  76  King  street 
*Sinclair,Wm.,  34 Upper kirkgate 
*Smith,  John,  159  Skene  street 
*Souter  &  Shepherd,  22  Broad  st. 
Sutherland,  J.,  34  St  Nicholas  St. 
Urquhart,  J.  &' J.,  65  St  Nicholas 

street 
Wilson,  George,  228  George  st. 


Byers. 

Bannerman,  John,  87  George  st. 
Borthwick,  Andrew,  76  Loch  st., 

and  1  Summer  street 
Brown,  Andrew,  Rubislaw  works 
Cooper,  Wm.,  51  Castle  street 
Edwards,    Kennetb,     li    North 

Broadford 
Ferguson,  R.,  42    Upperkirkgate 
M'Gregor,  John,  26  George  street 
Philip,  Alexander,  172£   George 

street 
Watson,  John,  104  George  street 
Wilson,  David,  5  St  Nicholas  st. 


Engravers. 
Those  marked  thus  *  are  Lithographers. 

^Cornwall,  Geo.  and  Sons,  Vic- 
toria court,  Castle  st. 

*Hughes,  R.,  15  Netherkirkgate 

*Keith  and  Gibb,  15  Union  build- 
ings 

Petrie,  George,  5  Huxter  row 


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Stephen,  J.  H.,  3  Correction  wd. 
^Stevenson,  James,  6  Queen  st. 
*Taylorand  Henderson, 83  Union 
street 

FaKElexs. 

Co  we,  W.,  7  Carmelite  street 
Green,  Peter,  9  Chronicle  lane 
Morris,  John,  Y.S.,  4  Langstane 

place 
Skea,  Joseph,  V.S.,  22  Dee  street, 

and  5  Chronicle  lane 


Fishmongers. 

Findlay,  Robert,  4  Basement 
floor,  Market 

Garrow,  James  and  Co.,  32  Base- 
ment floor,  Market 

Gove,  William,  6  Basement  floor, 
market 

Innes,  Robert,  60  and  61  do. 

Livingston,  John,  12         do. 

Pirie,  Gordon,  2  do 

Robb,  Thomas,  19  do. 

Simpson,  James,  12  George  st. 

White,  John,  8  and  9  Basement 
floor,  market 


Fishing  Tackle  Makers. 

Brown,  Wm.,  36  George  street 
Duguid,  David,  3  Flourrnill  brae 
Gordon,  George,  19  George  st. 
Henderson,  David,  5  Castle  brae 
......  J.,  1  Millbank  terrace 

Sandison,  Ludovick,  118  King  st. 

Fleshexs. 

Barron,  Wm.,  41  Market  hall 
Begg,  Wm.,  46  Market  hall 
Benton,  Alex,,  260  George  street 
Burnett,  James,  4  East  North  st 
Butler,  Joseph,  32  and  33  Market 

hall 
Chalmers,    Wm.,   11    Basement 

floor,  Market 
Davidson,  Andrew,  7  Basement 

floor,  Market 

James,  47  Market  hall 

Donaldson,  Arthur,  230  George 

street 


Dow,  James,  26  and  27  Regent 

quay 
Duncan,   George,    17  Basement 
floor,  Market 

William,  217  Gallowgate 

Findlay,  James,  65  Queen  street 
Gardiner,    John,    35    Basement 

floor,  Market 
Gibson,  Wm  ,  6  Gallowgate 
Glass,  John,  43  Wales  street 
Gordon,    Francis  and    Son,    23 
Market  hall 

Robert,  124  Chapel  street 

Thos.,  58  East  North  street 

Grant,  James.  46  Woolmanhill 

and  Miller,  156  Gallowgate 

......  Wm.,  22  Market  hall 

Gray,  James,  19  Market  hall 

John,  13  Market  ball 

Groundwater,  Mrs,  12  Basement 

floor,  Market 
Hall,  James,  110  Gallowgate 
Hosie,  James,  87  Basement  floor, 

Market 
Kutcheon,  J.  and  J.,  48  Market 

hall 
Kerr,  James,  5  Langstane  place 
Knowles,  James,  5  Skene  street 

Thomas,  7, 8, and  9  Market 

hall 
M'Donald,    Mrs,    36    Basement 

floor,  Market 
M'lutosh,  Daniel,  72  Hutcheon 

street 
M'Robbie,  James,  31  Basement 

floor,  Market 
Macbeth,  Mrs,  5  Basement  floor, 

Market 
Marr  and  Milne,  10,  11,  and  12 

Market  hall 
Martin,  Jas.  and  Wm.,  50, 51,  and 

52  Market  hall 
Masson,  Thos.,  58  St  Nicholas  st. 
Morrison,    Walter,    12    Black's 
buildings 

Wm.,  26  and  27  Market 

hall 
Morrison,  George,  78  Bi'oad  st. 
Reid,  J..  158  George  street 

Mrs,  13  Market  hall 

Rothnie,  James,  28  Market  hall 
Salter,  Wm.,  14  Market  hall 
Sangster,  Robert,  sen.,  31  Mar- 
ket hall 


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trades'  and  professions'  directory. 


Scroggie,    Eobert,    6   Basement 

floor,  Market 
Seivewright,  Charles,  24  Market 

hall 
Spark,  Andrew,  4  Market  hall 
Speid,  James,  9  Little  Chapel  st. 
Stark,  Alex,  and  Wm,  38  Mar- 
ket hall,  and  84  Wool- 
manhill 
Stewart,  James,  105  George  st. 

Jas.,  1  and  2  Market  hall 

John,  20  Market  hall 

Ann,  3  Market  hall 

Stirling,  J.  J.,  46  George  street 
Tastard,  James,  18  Market  hall, 
and  8  Shiprow 

John,   16  Basement  floor, 

Market 
Thomson,  Adam,  sen.,  43  Market 
hall 

Adam,  jun.,  29  Market  hall 

George,  238  George  street 

George,  17  Market  hall 

Hugh,  10  Causewayend 

Wm.,  17  Market  hall 

Tough,  James,  10  Castle  street 
Walker,  Robt.,  29  Basement  floor, 
Market 

Wm.,  47  Chapel  street 

White,  James,  15  and    16   Base- 
ment floor,  Market 
Williamson,    Alex.,    45   Market 
hall 

Geo.,  sen.,  30  Market  hall 

Geo.,  jun.,  44  Market  hall 

James,  sen.,  49  Market  hall 

James,  jun.,  37  Market  hall 

John,  sen,,  40  Market  hall 

John,  jun.,  5  Market  hall 

Wm.,  36  Market  ball 

Wilson,  P.,  34  &  35  Market  hall 

Wishart,     Alex.,    13    Basement 

floor,  Market 

Alex,  92  Gallowgate 

Wyness,  Andrew,  13  Market  hall 

John,  21  Market  hall 

Yeats,  Thomas,  37  Market  hall 

Fruiterers. 

Bartlett,  Wm.,  21  Broad  st. 
Berry,  Mrs,  108  George  street 
Hossack,  Archibald,  46  Union  st. 
Matthew,  John,  51  Broad  street 


Pegler,  Geo.,  7  Union  buildings 
Sim,  Thomas,  244  George  street 

Furniture  Dealers. 

Cormack,  Geo.,  4  Upperkirkgate 
Craigen,  James,  25  Gallowgate 
Findlay,  Robert,  Windmillbrae 
Grant,  George,  71  Broad  street 
Lindsay,  Alex.,  36  Gallowgate 
Rennie,  Wm..  23  Gallowgate 
Reid,  Peter,  82  George  street 
Ritchie,  John,  10  Gallowgate 
Sherar,  Wm.,  27  Gallowgate 
Symon,  John,  29  Upperkirkgate 
Trail,  James,  6  Thistle  street 

Game  Dealers. 

Archibald,  James,  70  Loch  st. 

Beattie,  Wm.,  5  Harriet  street 

Duncan,  Mrs,  72  Loch  street 

Garrow,  Jas.  and  Co.,  32  Base- 
ment floor,  Market 

Grant,  Mrs,  13  and  15  Loch  st. 

Innes,  Robert,  60  and  61  Base-' 
ment  floor,  Market 

Joss,  Mrs,  53  Loch  street 

Meff,  Wm.,  63  Basement  floor, 
Market 

Milne,  Mrs,  61  Loch  street  and 
10  St  Andrew  street 

Robb,  Thomas,  19  Basement  floor, 
Market 

Gardeners. 

Aiken,  Alex.,  1  Strawberry  bank 

Hardgate 
Berry,  James,  8  Broadford  lane 
Chalmers,  Wm.,  Seafield 
Christie,  John,  Froghall 
Clark,   Wm.,   Market  hall  and 

Links 
Cocker,  James,  Sunnypark 
Cooper,  Alex.,  47  E.  North  st. 
Davidson,  James,  Hardgate 

Robert,  Loch-head 

Wm.,  Springbank  terrace 

Duncan,  Jas ,  Bannermill  gardens 

Wm.,  42  Ann  street 

Fjfe,  Robert,  (jobbing)  26  Union 

row 
Gordon,  Charles,  Holburn  place 


trades'  and  professions'  directory. 


237 


Kinneard,  Win.,  Pitmuxton 
Lawson,  Wm.,  Ferryhill  house 
M'Kenzie,  Donald,  Devanka  house 
M'Pherson,  John,  Polmuir 
Mavor,   James  (jobbing)  Cupar- 

stone  row 
Meffet,  Ju.,  Outseats,  Pitmuxton 
Milne,  John,  Westfield  cottage 
Morrison,  James,  Drywell  park, 

Loanhead 
Mowat,  Jas.  (jobbing)  57  Huntly 

street 
Petrie,  James,  Hardgate 
Pirie,  J.,  Strawberry  bank,  Hard- 
gate 
Pratt,  James,  Cuparstone 
Rae,  Wm.,  80  St.  Andrew  street 
Reid,  Peter  (jobbing)  Holburu  st. 

Wm,  12  East  North  street 

Reith,  James.  66  Woolmanhill 
Shewan,  Alexander  {jobbing)  33 

Whitehouse  street 
Sim,  James,  Carnationfield  Skene 

square 
Smith.  David,  Links  garden 

James,  Rubislaw 

Joseph,  20  Dee  village 

.  ....  Wm.,  Mile-end,  Stocket 
Taylor,  Alex.,  71  Park  street 
Wattie,  Joseph.  Gordon  street 
Wilson.  Wm.,  Mile-end,  Holburn 
Wright,  John,  Pitmuxton 

Gas  Fitters. 

{See  Plumbers.) 

German  Clock  Makers. 

Frederick,  Charles,    42   George 

street 
Messmer,  Michael,  78  George  st. 
Rombach,   Joseph   and   Co.,   74 

King  street 


Morrison    and    Skakle,    44    St 

Nicholas  street 
Rettie,  M.  and  Sons,  151  Union 

street 
Sangster,  George,  81  Broad  street 


Grocers  &  Spirit   Dealers.. 

Adam,  John,  64  Green 

Airth,  John,  1  Union  buildings 

Alexander,  Alex.,  1  Baltic  street 

John,  145  Gallowgate 

Allan,  James,  59  St  Nicholas  st. 

Nathaniel,  39  Park  street 

Nathaniel,  jun.,   24  Skene 

square 
Allardyce,  J.  R.,  30  Park  street 
Anderson,  James,  202  Gallowgate 

James,  11  Black's  buildings 

John,  123  Crown  street 

Angus,  G.  and  J.,  4  Bank  street 

G.  and  J.,  43  Back  wynd 

Benson,  Samuel,  141  Skene  st. 
Benzie,  Mrs  W.,  206  Gallowgate 
Berry,  James,  3  Garvock  street 
Bisset.  George,  Holburn  street 

John  and  Wm.,  Exchange 

st.  and  37  Queen  st. 
Blaikie.  Mrs,  101  Cause  wayend 
Booth,  George,  21  Upperkirkgate 

Wm.,  181  Gallowgate 

Wm-,  38  Gallowgate 

Wm.,  23  Shiprow 

Brand,  David,  12  Marywell  st. 
Brantingham,    John    W.,     146 

George  street 
Bruce,  Alex.,  133  Skene  street 

Geo.,  26  Woolmanhill 

Buyers,  Peter,  32  Quay 
Catto.  Robt.  and  Co.,  14  King  st. 
Cay,  George,  47  Upper  Denburn 
Cnivas.  Brothers,  13  King  street 
Christie,  John,  12  Skene  street 
Clark,  Alex.,  Calsayseat 
Cooper,  Francis,  60  Chapel  street 
Cormack,  Alex.,  31  Shiprow 

Win., 31  York  place 

Cosgrove,  Peter,  298  George  st. 
Coutts,  Alexander,  Rubislaw 
Francis,  Holburn  street 


doldsmitks  and  Jewellers. 

Crombie,  Peter,  60  Broad  street 

P.  &  C,  17  St  Nicholas  st. 

Duncan,  John,  4  St  Nicholas  st. 

Jamieson,  George,  107  Union  st.  I  Wm.  S-,  60  and  62  Wiud- 

Mackoy,  James  T.  and  Son,  30  mill  brae 

St  Nicholas  street  ' Wm.,  135  Skene  street 

v  2 


238 


trades'  and  professions'  directory. 


Craib,  Alex.,  5  Trinity  quay 
Craig,  Andrew,  212  Gallowgate 

David,  292  George  street 

Craigmile,  Al.,  51  Commerce  st. 
Cruickshank,    Alex.,  14  Black's 

buildings 

Eobert,  196  Gallowgate 

Mrs,  19  Castle  street 

Cumming,  Alex.,  70  Broad  st. 
Davidson,  Alex.,  jun.,  44  Castle 

street 

Alex.,  125  George  street 

Wm.  and   Co.,    44    Broad 

street 
Dawson,  Alexander,  18  Maberly 

street 

Wm.  13  Queen  street 

Diack,  Wm.,  16  Park  street 
Dick,  James,  37  Union  terrace 

J.  &  J.,  6  Union  place 

Dickson,  Patrick,  61  George  st. 
Donald,  James,  258  George  st. 
Douglas,  Alex.,  21  Chapel  street 
Downie,  Mrs,  Holburn  street 
Duncan,  James,  12  Quay 
Emslie,  Eobert,  45  Commerce  st. 
Esslemont,  Alex.,  32  King  street 
Ewan,  John,  jun.,  283  George  st. 
Ewen,  James,  2  John  street 

John,  45  East  North  street 

Earquhar,  John,  15  Justice  street 
Farquharson  and  Co.,  131  Union 

street 

Henry,  254  George  street 

Eindlay,  Wm.,  73  George  street 
Einlay,  James,  48  Gallowgate 
Elann,  Mrs,  35  Bon-accord  street 
Eorbes,  George,  109  Gallowgate 

Wm.,  12  Commerce  street 

Eorsyth,  Wm.,  31  Causewayend 
Eraser,  Alex.,  8  Leadside 

Alex.,  15  Marischal  street 

Angus  &  Co. ,  72  Union  st. 

Wm.,  57  Union  street 

Eyfe,  George,  51  Shiprow 

Mrs,  56  Shiprow 

Gall,  John  &  Co.,  141  Gallowgate 
Garden,  John,  76  College  street 
Gavin,  Wm.,  59  Schoolhill 

Wm.,  20  East  North  street 

Gellan,  Wm.,  70  Virginia  street 
Gordon  and  Smith,  203  Union  st. 

• J.  and  J,  86  Broad  street 

John,  44  Green 


Grant,  Lachlan,  Holburn  street 

Peter,  37  Short  Loanings 

Gray,  Daniel,  38  Union  street 
Greig,  James,  30  Causewayend 
Hardie,  Wm.,  27  Loch  street 
Harper,  Alex. ,  57  Virginia  street 
Hatt,  Wm.,  270  George  street 
Henderson,  Alex.,  35  College  st. 
Hunter,  Wm.,  63  Huntly  street 

Wm.,  49  College  street 

William,  33  Park  street 

Hutcheson,  G.  and  W.,  20  Upper- 

kirkgate 
Inglis,  Alex.,  28  Regent  quay 
Jamieson,  James,  221  Union  st. 

John,  70  Commerce  st. 

and    Mitchell,    34  and  36 

Netherkirkgate 

Lewis,  93  Causewayend 

Johnston,  Eraser  L.,  2  &  4  King 

street 

John,  88  Upper  Denbnrn 

Kemp,  Mrs,  60  Skene  square 
Knox,   Ann  and    Margaret,    112 

King  street 
Law,  Miss  B.,  Wellington  place 
Lawson,  Al.,  44  Netherkirkgate 
Leiper,  James,  108  Chapel  street 
Leaper,  Joseph,  58  College  street 
Ledingham,  Alex.,  42 \  Chapel  st. 
Leslie,    W.    and  W.,    39    West 

North  street 
Littlejohn  and  Green,  39  Green 
Livingston,  Francis,   88  Loch  st. 
Low,  Mrs,  40  West  North  street 
Lumsden  and  Gibson,  123  Union 

street 

J.  and  Co.,  95  Union  street 

Wm.,  58  Union  street 

Lyon,  Wm.,  1  Waverley  place 
M'Gregor,  Alex.,  57  Guestrow 
M'Kenzie,  Geo.,  35  Regent  quay 
M'Leod,  S.,  11  Weigh-house  sq. 

Mrs,  33  Summer  lane 

M  'Donald,    Ewen,    193   Gallow- 
gate 
Machray,  John  A.,  14  George  st. 
Mackay,  George,  51  Guestrow 
March,  James,  13  Hutcheon  st. 
Marr,  Robert,  16  East  North  st. 
Marshall,  John,  160  George  st. 
Martin,  Geo.,  3  North  Broadfbrd 
Masson,  Wm.,  112  George  street 
Merchant,  Geo.,  29  Chapel  st. 


TRADES'   AND  PROFESSIONS'  DIRECTORY. 


239 


Meston,  James,  6  East  North  st. 
Middleton,  David,  94  George  st. 

James,  13  West  North  st. 

Milne  and  Marshall,  24  St  Nicho- 
las street 

' James,  65  George  street 

Lewis,  249  George  street 

Wm.  and  Son,  209  Union  st. 

Wm.,  46  Queen  street 

Wm.,  43  Skene  square 

Mrs  George,  76  St  Andrew 

street 

Mrs,  42  Gordon  street 

Mrs  John,  Bridge  of  Dee 

Morison,  Miss,  17  Short  Loanings 
Moir,  James,  36  St  Nicholas  st. 

John,  41  Green 

Wm.,  14  West  North  st. 

Mollison,  John,  26  Virginia  st. 

Wm.  140  Skene  street 

Nicol,  Geo.,  48  Windmill  brae 

James,  1  John  street 

Panton,  John,  55  Park  street 
Pirie,  Johnston,  43  Woolmanhill 

Wm.,  37  West  North  st. 

Sarah,  23  Loch  street 

Kae,  Alex.,  31  Loch  street 

James,  41  East  North  st. 

Rennie,  George,  50  Virginia  st. 
Robertson,    Donald,      78     West 
North  street 

J.  52  West  North  street 

Ross,  George,  56  George  street 
Sangster,  Geo.,  122  King  street 
Saunders,  Jas.,  53  Regent  quay 
Shiieffs,  W.,  69  Park  street 

Robert,  17  Skene  street 

Sim,  George,  74  Shiprow 
Simpson,   John,  50  West  North 

street 
Smith,  Alex.,  35  East  North  st. 
Charles  and  Co.,  23  Wind- 
mill brae,  and  1  College 
street 
Spark,  George,  8  Garvock  street 
Spence,  John,  106  Green 
Stevens,  Robert,  214  George  st. 
Stevenson,  Hilkiah,  63  Park  st. 
Stewart,  Alexander,  1  Gilcomston 
brae 

H.,  62  Loch  street 

James  and  Co.,  30  Shiprow 

Stirling,  George,  13  Castle  street 
Stott,  Wm.,  22  Albion  street 


Strachan  and  Sheriffs,  3  St  Nicho- 
las street 
Stuart,  Mrs,  13  Wales  street 
Taylor,  Robert,  61  Netherkirkgate 
Thorn,  Alexander,  67  Gallowgate 
Thomson,  Joseph,  67  Shiprow 
Todd,  Wm.,  75  Woolmanhill 
Tulloch,  James,  16  St  Clement  st. 
Tweedie,  Wm.,  41  Regent  quay 
Walker,  Alexander,  61  Green 

George,  46  Summer  street 

James,  27  College  street 

Wallace,   Alex.,  51,  53,  and  55 
George  street 

Robert,  88  Chapel  street 

Watt,   Erancis,  26  North  Broad- 
ford 
Whyte,  James,  27  St  Clement  st. 
Wildgoose,  James,  20  Shiprow 
Wilson,  David,  9  West  North  st. 

John,  137  Crown  street 

Wm.,  22  Correction  wynd 

......  Miss,  141  George  street 

Young,  Alex.,  65  Woolmanhill 
Youngson,     George,     34     North 

Broadford 
Yule,  William,  165  Gallowgate 


Gunmakers. 

Lyell,  John,  128  Union  street 
Play  fair,  Charles,  138  Union  st. 
Thomson,   Thomas,  1   Exchange 
street 


Hairdressers. 

Anderson,  John  C,  7  St  Nicho- 
las street 
Badenoch,  James,  58  West  North 

street 
Beaton,  John,  9  Marischal  street 
Beattie,  Alexander,  13  Shiprow 
Cockerill,  Charles,  14  Causeway- 
end 
Collie,  James  H.,  1  South  Silver 
street 

John,  62  Shiprow 

Cooper,  John,  121  George  street 
Currie,  William,  25  Park  street 
Fraser,  James,  28  Gallowgate 
Ironside,  James,  147  Gallowgate 
Laing,  James,  16  Windmill  brae 


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TRADES'  AND   PROFESSIONS'  DIRECTORY. 


M'Gillivray,    John,   242  George 

street 
M'Kay,  Geo-,  2  Commerce  street 
Martin,    Gilbert,  51   Upperkirk- 

gate 
Melvin,  David,  7  Upperkirkgate 
Morgan,  Alexander,  36  Windmill 

brae 

William,  35  Woolmanhill 

Oldman,  George,  24   St  Nicholas 

lane 
Robertson,  James,  20  Broad  st. 
Smitb,  Wm  ,  2  East  North  street 
Stephen,  George,  9  Chapel  street 
Walker,  David,  117  Union  street 

Eobert,  210  Gall owgate 

Williamson,  Adam,  40  Castle  st.  | 

Hatters. 

Barrie,  P.  and  M.,  39  Queen  st. 
Martin,  Samuel,  34  Union  street 
Miller,  W.  M.,  and  Co,,  69  Union 

street 
Ogilvie,  Alex,  and  Co.,  32  Queen 

street 

Thomas,  17  Drum's  lane 

Scott,  John,  35  Marischal  street 
Steele  and  Co.,  20  and  22  Union 

street 
Watson,  Mrs  A.,  36  Broad  street 

Hosiers  and  Glovers. 

Bai'ker,  A-  C,  81  Loch  street 
James  and  Co.,   3    Jopp's 

lane 
Cruickshank,   A.   and  Co-,    105 

Union  street, 
Davidson,  Donald,  49  Green 
Jarves,  James,  3  Charles  street 
Littlejohn,  James,  115  Union  &t. 
M'Grigor,  Charles,  5  Justice  st. 

Miss,  1  Justice  street 

Pedelty,  Joseph,  and  Co.,  79  Loch 

street 
Ramsay,  Mrs,  17  Marischal  st. 
Wisely,  George,  7  Castle  street 

House  Carpenters  and 
Wrights. 

Bain.  Ebenezer,  228  George  st. 
Black,  Chas.  and  Alex. ,  5  College 
street 


Brander,  Robert,  17  Thistle  st. 
Buyers,  James  and  Co.,  12  Kidd 

lane 
Cook,  Alex.,  Holburn  street 

James,  Holburn  street 

Coutts,  Alex.,  46  Frederick  st. 
Davies,  George,  Ruthrieston 
Elrick,  John,  18  Thistle  street 
Ewen,  Wm    and  Co.,  7    Summer 

street 
Fearn,  William,  7  Martin's  lane, 

Green 
Garvie,  James,  14  Summer  st. 
Gordon,  Robert,  10  Summer  lane 
Henderson.  William  and  Son,  66 

Loch  street 
Hogg.  George,  Holburn  street 

W.  and  A.,7£  Carmelite  st. 

Ingram,  William,  91  Loch  street 
Ironside,  William,  9  Spa  street 
Jamieson,  Thos.,  9  Carmelite  st. 
M'Hattie,   James,   North    Jopp's 

lane 
Middleton,  Robert,  24  Union  row 
George  3  Fish  street 
Mitchell  and  Cay.  11  Spa  street 
Moir,  George,  Windmill  lane 
Niddry,  Chas.,  64  Hutcheon  st. 
Peterkin,  John,    18   Whitehouse 

street 
Pittendrigh,  A-,  8  St  Clement  st. 

William,  56  Loch  street 

Rainnie,  Alexander,  50  Commerce 

street 
Reid,  James,  58  John  street 
Rosei  John  and  Co.,  16  Mutton 

Ross,  Wm.,  Old  Gas  Work 
Rust,  James,  14  Blackfriars  st 

John,  14  Thistle  street 

Smith,  George,  6J  Causewayend 
James,  7   St  Mary's  place, 

Crown  street 

William,  20  Blackfriars  st- 

Taylor,  John,  12  Upper  Denburn 
Trail,  James,  8  Rose  street 
Walker,  George,  11  Castle  brae 
Warrack  and  Daniel,  92  John  st. 
Watson,    James,    15   Langstane 

place 

Robert,  Nelson  street 

Wilson,  John,  44  Frederick  st. 
Yunnie,  William,  45  Blackfriars. 

street 


TEADES1   AND  PROFESSIONS'  DIRECTORY. 


241 


Innkeepers. 

Allanach,  John,  temperance  hotel, 

11  Diamond  street 
Barnett,  William,  175  George  st. 
Cay.  Eobert,  9  Correction  wynd 
Cruickshank,    William,    Queen's 

Hotel,  25  Union  st. 
Douglas,  Tkos ,  Douglas'  Hotel, 

Market  street 

Eobt.,  6  Little  Belmont  st. 

Duguid,  James,  8  Burnett's  close 
Durward,  William,  12  Burnett's 

close 
Forsyth,  Wm.,  temperance  hotel, 

102  Union  street 
Fraser,  Chas.,  60  Marischal  st-,  & 

15  Regent  quay 

David,  7  Union  lane 

Gillespie,  Mrs,  81  Woolmanhill 

James,  3  Shore  brae 

Hobnill,  John,  38  and  39  Regent 

quay 
Kemp,  Alexander,  9  St  Nicholas 

street 
Leffen,   Mrs  Henry,  10  Adelphi 

court 
Louden,  Mrs,  City  Hotel,  21  St 

Nicholas  street 
M  Donald,  Mrs,  13  Harriet  st. 
M'Gillivray,  John,  Prince  of  Wales 

Hotel,  8  &  9  St  Nicholas 

lane 
M'Kay,  James,  79  Windmill  brae 
Alexander,    Steam     Yacht 

Hotel,  New  Pier 
Machray,  P.,  Lemon  Tree  Hotel, 

7  Huxter  row 
Martin,  Geo.,   Ferry  boat    Inn, 

New  Pier 
Robertson,  David,    Royal  Hotel, 

Union  street 

Mrs,  13  Guestrow 

Scholes,  George,  52  York  street 
Sheriffs,  Alex.,  30  Gerrard  st. 
Mrs,    James,    Union    Inn, 

42  St  Nicholas  street 
Skinner,  Mrs,  16  Correction  wynd 
Snowey,  Mrs   Agnes,   5   Regent 

quay 
Stephen,  Jas.,  8  West  North  st. 
Stuart,  Wm.,  22  Schoolhill 
Sutherland     and     M'Intosh,     8 

Schoolhill 
Swayne,  Robert,  64  Regent  quay 


Taylor,  J.,  Wallace  Tower  Hotel, 
63  and  65  Netherkirk- 
gate 

Wilson,  Chas.,  17  Castle  street 


Insurance  Agents. 

(See  end  of  Professions  Directory.) 

Insurance  Brokers. 

Adamson,  H.,  57  Marischal  st. 

Aiken,  James,  jun.,  57  Marischal 
street 

Booth,  Wm.  P.,  20  Marischal  st. 

Catto,  J.  Son  and  Co.,  57  Maris- 
chal street 

Connon,  Richard  and  Co.,  58 
Marischal  street 

Cook,  John,  48  Marischal  street 

Duncan,  Wm.,  14  Marischal  st. 

Ferguson,  John,  84  Union  st. 

Fletcher,  Robert,  17  Huxter  row 

George,  Charles,  19  Marischal  st. 

Jamieson,  John,  56  Marischal  st. 

Marine  Insurance  Association,  R. 
Connon,  58  Marischal  st« 

Nicol,  Alex.,  36  Marischal  street 

Nisbet  and  Robertson,  47  Maris- 
chal street 

Oswald,  Henry  C,  24  Marischal 
street 

Reid,  Wm.,  36  Marischal  street 

Rennie,  John  T.,  48  Marischal  st. 

Robb,  Brothers,  and  Co.,  12  Vir- 
ginia street 

Sheed,  John,  44  Marischal  street 

Smith,  David,  41  Marischal  st. 

Thompson,  George,  jun.  and  Co., 
40  Marischal  street 

Thomson,  George  and  Son,  21 
Regent  quay 

Willet,  J.  T.,  Inches 

Winlaw,  J.,  jun.,  14  Regent  quay 

Wiseman,  John,  56  Marischal  st. 

Wood,  Joseph,  43  Marischal  st. 

Ironfounders. 

Abernethy,  Jas.  and  Co.,  Ferry- 
hill  Foundry 

Barry,  Henry,  and  Co.,  Loeh  st. 

Blaikie  Brothers,  Footdee  Iron 
works 


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M'Kinnon,   Wm.     and    Co.,    20 

Spring  garden 
Thomson.  Hall,  Catto,  and  Co., 
York  place 

Ironmongers. 

Glegg  and  Thomson,  179  George 

street 
Gordon,  H.  and  Co.,   89    Broad 

street 
Knox,  David,  56  and  58  Gallow- 

gate 
Laing,  James,  121  Union  street 
Lyell,  John,  128  Union  street 
M 'Hardy,  David,  54  Netherkirk- 

gate 
Mathieson,  A.,  32  George  street 
Melville,  Thomas  and  Sons,  106 

Gallowgate 
Robertson,  Charles,  17  Park  st. 

George,  207  Gallowgate 

Ross,  John,  57  St.  Nicholas  st. 
Rowell,   Joseph,    12  and  14   St. 
Paul  street,   and   Iron- 
monger's court,   Upper- 
kirkgate 
Skerar,  John,  48  George  street 
Stephen,  James,  34  Broad  street 
Sturrock,  John,  1  St.  Nicholas  st. 
Yule,  Alex.,  94  Union  street 

Stand  Surveyors. 
Adam,  Alex. ,  74  Union  street 
Beattie,  J.  F.,  2  Bon-accord  sq. 
Shier,  David,  Beechhill,  Pitfodels 
Smith,  A.,  21  Golden  square 

Iieathez  MezeSiants. 

Clyne,  Wm,  and  Sons,  22  and  24 

Gallowgate 
Duncan.  Wm.,  25  Broad  street 

Wm.,  jun.,  35  Broad  street 

Forsyth,  John,  85  Broad  street 
Hector,  John,  8  Upperkiikgate 
Joss,  John,  16  Castle  street 
M 'Donald,  David,  113  George  st. 
Lyon,  Alex.,  198  George  street 
Mackay,  George,  18  Gallowgate 
Menzies,  John,  64  Schoolhill 
Morrison,  G.,  37  Upperkirkgate 
Paterson,  Win.  &  Co.,  42  Wool- 

manhill 


Ritchie,  W.  and  Co.,  25  Nether- 

kirkgate 
Roberts,  David,  17  Princes  street 
Rodger,  Jas.,  Gilcomston  Tannery 
Ronald,  Wm.,  182  George  street 
Smith,  Robert,  24  George  street 
Watt,  Jas.,  Newbridge,  Hardgate 
John  and  Sons,  1  and  3  St. 

Paul  street 


Lithographers. 

(See  Engravers.) 

Iiodging-house  Keepers. 

Adam,  Miss,  41  St.  Nicholas  st. 
Allan,  Mrs,  5  Huntly  street 
......  Mrs,  6  St-  Mary's  place 

Miss,  30  Dee  street 

Allanach,  John,  11  Diamond  st. 
Allathan,  Miss,  27  Crown  street 
Anderson,  Wm.,  2  Millburn  st. 

Mrs,  39  Union  terrace 

Mrs,  83  West  North  street 

Andrews,  Miss,  76  Broad  street 
Badenoch,  Mrs  B.,  114  King  st. 
Balfour,  Mrs,  81  Hutcheon  street 
Barkway,  Mrs,  1  Charlotte  street 
Barrie,  Mrs,  6  Affleck  street 
Barron,  Miss  E.,  24  Dee  street 
Baxter,  Mrs,  67  Commerce  street 
Boaden,  Mrs,  89  Waterloo  quay 
Bowie,  Miss,  29  Broad  street 
Brebner,  Mrs,  30  Dee  street 
Bremner,  Mrs,  5  Mounthooly 
Brown,  Mrs,  6  Upperkirkgate 

Mrs,  81  Virginia  street 

Bruce,  Miss,  39  Union  terrace 
Burnett,  Mrs,  43  Constitution  st. 
Buyers,  Mrs,  129  Union  street 
Cameron,  Mrs,  5  Stronach's  close 
Christie.  James,  18  Frederick  st. 
Christopher,  Mrs  Mark,  25  Ma- 

rischal  street 
Christall,  Mrs,  72  Bon-accord  st. 
Clark,    Mrs,   7    Donald's    court, 

Schoolhill 

Mrs,  5  Mounthooly 

Collie,  Mrs,  83  Bon- accord  street 
Cook,  Mrs,  15  Bon-accord  street 
Copland,  Mrs,  1  Union  wynd 
Craigmyle,  Mrs,  1  Kingsland  pi. 
Cruickshank,  Mrs,  12  Canal  st. 


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Gumming,  Miss,  57  Huntly  street 

Miss,  124  Union  street 

Currie,  Mrs,  25  Queen  street 
Dale,  Mrs,  3  Bank  street 
Davidson  Mrs,  90  Bon-accord  st. 

Miss,  3  St  Mary's  'place 

Dawson,  Mrs,  1  Crown  terrace 

Mrs,  11  St.  Andrew  street 

Duffus,  Misses,  54  Union  street 
Duncan,  Mrs,  37  Marischal  street 

Mrs,  26  St  Nicholas  street 

Mrs,  32  Union  terrace 

Edwards,  Mrs,  146^  George  st. 
Elder,  Miss,  66  Dee  street 
Ellis,  Mrs,  87  John  street 
Enislie,  Mrs,  32  Union  terrace 
Esson,  Mrs,  25  Whitehouse  street 
Forbes,  Mrs  G.,  17  Huntly  street 

Mrs,  51  Marischal  street 

Forsyth,  Mrs,  1  Marischal  street 
Fraser,  Mrs,  124  Union  street 
Gall,  Mrs,  78  Union  street 
Galloway,  Mrs,  126  King  street 
Geddes,  Miss,  8  Black's  buildings 
Gellan,  Mrs  B.,  34  Union  place 
Gillespie,  Mrs,  163  George  street 

Mrs,  3  Charlotte  street 

Gordon,  Miss,  8  Canal  street 

Miss,  26  Dee  street 

Mrs  Dr,  67  Crown  street 

Grant,  Mrs,  102  Chapel  street 
Gray,  Mrs,  3  John  street 

Mrs,  3  Charlotte  street 

Mrs,  75  Union  street 

Greig,  Miss,  130  Union  street 
Harper,  Mrs,  19  Union  buildings 
Hay,  Mrs,  33  Charlotte  street 

Miss,  72  Chapel  street 

Miss,  top  of  Kingsland  place 

Helmrich,  Mrs,   7  Black's  build- 
ings 
Hird,  Miss,  56  Gerrard  street 
Howie,  Mrs,  49  Broad  street 
Howling,  Mrs,  28  Wellington  st. 
Hutton,  James,  108  King  street 
Ironside,  Mrs,  54  St  Nicholas  st. 
Jarason,  Mrs  Capt.,  36  Union  st. 
Johnston,  Mrs,  91  Gallowgate 
Keith,  Mrs,  10  Bon-accord  lane 
Kelman,  Miss,  124  George  street 
Kemp,  Mrs,  86|  Crown  street 
King,  Mrs,  36  Union  street 

Miss,  1 08  King  street 

Laing,  Mrs,  5  Schoolhill 


Lamb,  Mrs,  21  North  Silver  st. 
Law,  Mrs,  31  Charlotte  street 
Levie,  Mrs,  13  Marischal  street 
Lindsay,  Mrs,  31  Huntly  street 
M  'Donald,  Mrs,  9  Diamond  st. 

Mrs,  37  Marischal  street 

Miss,  168  George  street 

M'Gregor,  Miss,  220  George  st. 
M'Hardy,  Mrs  G.,  6  Broad" street 
M 'In tosh,  Mrs,  36  Union  street 
M'Kenzie,  Mrs  W.,  35  Guestrow 
M'Nie,  Mrs,  34  Union  terrace 
M'Pherson,  Mrs  W.,  2  Crown  ter. 
Macaldowie,  Mrs,  9  Huntly  street 
Machlin,  Mrs,  28  Broad  street 
Mackie,  Mrs,  19  Marischal  street 
Mair,  Mrs  W.,  69  Crown  street 
Maver,  Miss,  177  Union  street 
Millar,  Mrs,  130  Union  street 

Mrs,  1  Prospect  terrace 

Milne,  Mrs,  84  Union  street 

Mrs  Capt.,  51  Chapel  street 

Mitchell,  Miss,  23  Summer  street 
Moncur,  Mrs,  3  John  street 
Monro,  Mrs,  38  Chapel  street 
Mullett,  Mrs,  22  Broad  street 
Naughty,  Mrs,  52  Causewayend 
Ogg,  Mrs,  84  Broad  street 
Paterson,  Mrs,  2  Union  place 
Pittendrigh,  Mrs,  11  Bon -accord 
street 

Miss,  116  George  street 

Eeid,  Mrs,  8  Commerce  street 

Mrs  A.,  165  Gallowgate 

Mrs  D.,  48  Dee  street 

". Mrs  W.,  Holburn  street 

Mrs,  10  Queen  street 

Eoberts,  Mrs,  3  Castle  lane 
Eobertson,  Mrs,  13  Marischal  st. 
Eoss,  Mrs  P.,  59  Huntly  street 

Miss,  189  Union  street 

Saddler,  Mrs,  189  Union  street 
Sherar,  Mrs,  18  Marischal  street 
Sherman,  Mrs,  39  Summer  street 
Simpson,  Miss,  27  Mary  well  st. 
Singer,  Mrs  A.,  1  Garvock  street 

Mrs  James,  32  Union  place 

Soutar,  89  Union  street 
Stallan,  Miss,  147  Union  street 
Stephen,  Miss  J.,  38  Union  ter. 
Sutherland,  Mrs.  104  K,ing  street 
Talbert,  Mrs,  20  Bon-accord  st. 
Taylor,  Mrs,  18  Crown  street 
Miss,  20  Harriet  street 


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Tennant,  Mrs,  33  Charlotte  street 
Thomson,  Mrs,  278  George  street 

Mrs,  57  John  street 

Thorn,  Mrs,  8  Carmelite  street 
Tocher,  Miss,  Concert  ct.,  Broad 

street 
Tulloch,  Mrs,  50  Woolmanhill 
Tochetti,  Mrs,  18  Marischal  st. 
Wade,  Mrs  Capt.,  6  Bon-accord 

terrace 
Walker,  Mrs,  48  Marischal  street 
Wilson,  Mrs  J.,  41  Huntly  street 
Wishart,  Mrs,  22  Broad  street 
Wyness,  Mrs,  13  Skene  terrace 
Yule,  Mrs,  177  Union  street 

Manufacturers. 

Barker,  A.  C,  81  Loch  street 

James,  3  Jopp's  lane 

Berry,  W.  &  J.,  14  Queen  street 
Beveridge,  Peter,  122  J  Union  st. 

Bobert,  39  St  Nicholas  st.  _ 

Cooper,  Henry  &  Co.,  8  Adelphi 
court  and  Exchange  st. 
Crombie,  J.  and  J.,  Cothal  mills 
Davidson,  C.  and  Sons,  Muggie- 
m oss  and  4  Trinity  quay 
Garden,  Wm.,  14  John  street 
Green,  James,  118  John  street 
Hadden,  A.  and  Sons,  Green 
Harper  and  Co.,  82  Union  street 
Leslie,  J,  &  Son,  40  Woolman- 
hill 
Mackie,  David  and  Co.,  10  Lang- 

stane  place 
Martin,  A.  W.,  14  N.  Broadford 
Milne,  Low,  &  Co.,  127  Union  st. 
Mortimer,  Wm.,  11  St  Nicholas 

street 
Palmer,  John,  98  Loch  street 
Pedelty,   J.   and    Co.,   79  Loch 

Pirie,  A.  &  Sons,  20  Adelphi  ct. 
Pratt  &  Keith,  51  and  53  Union 

street 
Bichards  &  Co.,  Broadford  works 
Bobinson,  Crum,  and  Co.,  Ban- 

nermill 
Smith,  Adam,  80  Union  street 
Stewart,  Bo  well  Stewart  and  Co., 

40  Hutcheon  street 
Sutherland,  A.,  Sons,    and  Co., 

Canal  road 


Masons. 

Horn,  James.  3  Martin's  lane 
Jamieson,  James,  Bank  street 
Matthew,  James,  44  Chapel  st. 
Ross,  John,  28  Summer  street 
Sim,  Wm.,  2  Gordon's  court,  Gor- 
don street 


Mealsellers. 

Beattie,  John,  101  Gallowgate 
Charles,  John,  88  Causewayend 
Christie.  Alex-,  1  Causewayend 
Clark,  Bros.,  68  Schoolhill 
Cock,  John,  11  Commerce  street 
Davidson,  Alexander,  72  George 

street 
Durno,  Leslie,  Wellington  place 
Gavin,  Wm.,  59  Schoolhill 
Geddes,  John,  63  Shiprow 
Harper,  John,  61  Virginia  street 
Hunter,  Wm.,  63  Huntly  street 
Jaffray,    Mrs    David,    68    West 

North  street 
Knox,  Wm.,  83  George  street 
Langlands,  Robert,    187   Gallow- 
gate 
Middleton,  James,  13  West  North 

street 
Robertson,  George,  59  Green 
Sorrie,  Mrs,  77  Virginia  street 
Stephen.  John,  8  Mary  well  street 
Thomson,  John,  52  Queen  street 


Midwives  and  Sick 

Zfurses. 

Allan,  Mrs,  26  Harriet  street 
Beggrie,  Mrs,  10  Catto  square 
Brodie,  Mrs,  30  Belmont  street 
Cameron,  Mrs,  15  Littlejohn  st. 
Cooper,  Mrs.  123  George  street 
Craib,  Mrs,  3  Trinity  quay 
Eddie,  Mrs,  3  Thistle  lane 
Edwards,  Mrs,  62  Loch  street 
Falconer,  Mrs,   Stoneytown,  Eu- 

bislaw 
Fraser,  Mrs  22  Windmill  brae 
Forrest,  Mrs,  114  Chapel  street 
Harrow,  Mrs,  1  Gordon's  court, 

Schoolhill 
Imray,  Mrs,  Cunnigar  hill 
Jamieson,  Mrs,  15  St.  Nicholas  st. 


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M'Intosh,  Mrs,  68  Causewayend 
Mitchell,  Mrs,  48  Frederick 'street 
Peterkin,  Mrs,  188  Gallowgate 
Pirie,  Mrs,  7  St  Andrew  street 
Pratt,  Mrs,  26 J  St  Andrew  street 
Roberts,  Mrs,  290  George  street 
Robertson,  Mrs,  40  St  Clement  st 

Mrs,  51  Virginia  street 

Ross,  Mrs,  40  Skene  square 
Shand,  Mrs,  45  Bon-accord  st. 
Skeed,  Mrs,  1  Hanover  lane 
Smart,  Mrs,  1  Skene  square 
Smith,  Mrs  W-,  15  Denburn  ter. 
Spellard,  Mrs,  6  North  Broadford 
Stephen,  Mrs,  25  James  street 
Stevenson,  Mrs,  6  Carmelite  st. 
Taylor,  Mrs.  4  St  Nicholas  lane 
Thomson,  Mrs,  35  Lodge  walk 
Webster,  Mrs,  12  Spa  street 

Millers. 

Clark,  Brothers.  68  Schoolhill 
Gavin,  Wm.,  59  Schoolhill 
Kemp,  Robert.  59  and  60  Castle 

street 
Low,  Wm.,  Upper  Justice  Mills 
Mess,  J.,  Flourmill,  St.  Nicholas 

street 
Milne,  James,  79  Broad  street 
Robertson,  George,  59  Green 

Milliners  &  Dressmakers. 

Allan,  Misses,  24  Young  street 
Bisset,  Miss,  110  Loch  street 

Miss,  31  Schoolhill 

Burgess,  Miss,  Annand's  court,  30 

James  street 
Carnie,  Catherine  85  Queen  st. 
Cassie,  Miss,  19  St.  Nicholas  st. 
Cattanach,  Mrs,  7  Windmillbrae 
Chalmers,  Mrs  A.,  59  Park  st. 
Connell,  Miss,  42  Huntly  street 
Costella,  Miss,  18  Marischal  st. 
Coulson,  Miss,  58  Castle  street 
Craighead,  Miss,  7  Skene  terrace 
Cruickshank,  Miss,  11   Denburn 

terrace 
Cuthbert  and  Wyllie,  Misses,  195 

Union  street 
Duncan,  Misses.  31  Schoolhill 
Emslie,   E.   and   Co.,    90  Union 

street 


Farquhar,  Miss,  218  Gallowgate 
Findlay,  Mrs.  36  Union  terrace 
Forbes,  Mrs,  56  Windmill  brae 
Fyfe,  Mrs  P.,  74  Hutcheon  st- 
Garden,  Miss,  11  Skene  street 
George,  Mrs,  48  Frederick  street 
Gillanders,  Miss,  59  Virginia  st. 
Gordon,  Miss  Ann,  26  Dee  street 

Miss,  50  Gordon  street 

Mrs  and  Misses,   7    Back 

wynd 
Greig,  Miss,  Greig's  court,  Wind- 
mill brae 
Halcrow,  Miss,  71  Gallowgate 
Hay,  Miss,  7  Carmelite  street 
Hird,  Miss,  4  Black's  buildings 
Hogg,  Misses,  186  George  street 
Jamieson,  Miss,  17  Huntly  street 
Jolly,  Misses,  136  George  street 
Keen,  Miss,  118  Skene  street 
Keith.  Mrs,  34  Union  terrace 

Misses,  7  Crown  street 

Kerr,  Misses,  27  Schoolhill 
Knight,  Miss.  5  Schoolhill 
Laurence,  Miss,  27  Dee  street 
Leslie,  Miss,  16  Virginia  street 
Lindsay,    Miss    M,    13  Black's 

buildings 
Linklater,  Miss,  110  King  street 
Louden,  Miss,  11  Huntly  street 
M'Donald,  Miss,  9  Diamond  st. 
M'Gregor,  Miss  M-,  50  Skene  sq 
M'Leod,  Miss,  24  Dee  st. 
Martin,  Miss,  14  North  Broadford 
Massie,  Misses,  162  Union  street 
Matthew,  Miss,  44  Chapel  street 
Mathieson,  Misses,  75  Union  st. 
Michie,  Miss,  66  Green 
Middleton,  Miss.  17  Huntly  st. 
Miller,  Miss,  38  Union  terrace 
Milne,  Miss  A.,  16  Commerce  st. 

Miss,  20  Chapel  street 

Miss,  142  J  George  street 

Mitchell,  Miss,  65  Chapel  street 
Moir,  Misses,  40  Chapel  street 

Miss,  107  George  street 

Neish.  Miss,  11  Dee  street 
Paterson,  Misses,  9  Bon-accord  st. 
Peterkin,  Miss.  18  Whitehouse  st. 
Rennie,  Mrs,  85£  Broad  street 

Miss,  36  Back  wynd 

Robertson,  Miss,  217  Union  st. 

Miss,  35  George  street 

Ross,  Miss,  10  Gaelic  lane 
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Sherman,  Miss,  39  Summer  st. 
Smith,  Misses,  2  South  Silver  st. 

Misses,  49  Bon-accord  st. 

Misses,  32  Union  terrace 

Miss  M.,  95  West  North  st. 

Miss,  17  Denburn  terrace 

Stewart,  Miss  E.,  2  Chapel  street 
Strachan,  Misses,  11  Constitution 

street 
Stuart,  Miss,  62  George  street 
Synion,  Miss,  106  George  street 
Tait,  Miss.  47  Loch  street 
Taylor,  Miss,  20  Harriet  street 

Misses,  130  Chapel  street 

Thomson,  Miss,  45  Park  street 
Trail,  Miss,  22  Virginia  street 
Troup,  Miss,  8  Mealmarket  street 
Urquhart,  Miss,  39  Union  terrace 
Valentine,  Miss,  129  West  North 

street 
Vigrow,  Miss,  86  George  street 
Walker,  Mrs  J.  A.,  18  Skene  st. 

Misses,  33£  Upperkirkgate 

Warren,  Miss,  5  Union  wynd 
Watson,  Miss,  294  George  street 
Wilson.  Misses,  12  Spa  street 
Winchester,  Misses,  17  Queen  st. 

Millwrights. 

Abernethy,  James  &  Co.,  Ferry- 
hill 
Blaikie  Brothers,  Footdee 
Gerard  &  Macintosh,  30  John  st, 
Thomson,  Hall,  Catto,  and  Co., 
York  place 

Nurserymen. 

Those  marked  •  are  also  Seedsmen. 

*Cardno  &  Darling,  76  Union  st. 
Chalmers,  Wm.,  Seafield,  Cupar- 

stone 
Cocker,  James,  Sunnypark 
Milne,  Thomas,  sen.,  Sunnyside 

Thomas,  jun.,  Kubislaw 

*Morrison,  Brothers,   15  Market 

street 
Malcomson,  Forbesfield,  Cu- 

parstone 
*Reid,  Benjamin    and  Co.,    132 

Union  street 
Hoy  &  Belcher,  South  Ferryhill, 

and  West  North  street 


*B.oy,  John,  48  Union  street 
•Smith,  Wm.,  53  St.  Nicholas  st. 

Opticians. 

Berry,  James  &  Son,  88  Union  st- 
Duncan,  John,  4  St  Nicholas  st. 
Falconer,  John,  22  Marischal  st. 
Hay  and  Lyall  (to  the  Queen),  2 

Market  street 
Smith  and  Kamage,  45  Quay 

Organ  Builder. 
Wishart,  Joseph,  24  Young  st. 

Painters,  Glaziers,  and 
Faperhangers. 

Adam,  John  and  Son,  71  Nether- 

kirkgate 
Anderson,  A.  &  J.,  33  Queen  st. 
Beattie,  John,  3  Marischal  street 
Collie,  Wm.,  144  George  street 
Coutts,  Wm.,  223  Union  street 
Cumming  and  Fyfe,  5  Dee  street 
Dey,  Wm.,  32  Wellington  street 
Donald,  George,  17  and  19  Ne- 

therkirkgate 
Farquhar  and  Gill,  24  Upperkirk- 
gate 
Kerr  and  Grant,  15  Schoolhill 
Mackay,  James  and  William,  79 

Queen  street 
Paterson,  George,  9  Crown  st. 
Rennie,  Alex.,  45  Upperkirkgate 
Smith,  Arthur,  30  Quay 
Souter  and  Slaker,  24  Green 
Stephen,  Alex.,    52  Netherkirk- 
gate 

J.,  15  Woolmanhill 

Sutherland,  Hugh,  5  Crown  st. 

Paper  Rulers. 

Davidson,  Wm.,  15  St.  Nicholas 

street 
Henderson,  Alex.,  2£  Broad  st. 
Smith,  Lewis  &  Jas.,  M  Combie's 

court 

Pawnbrokers. 

Brebner,  Mrs,  96  Loch  street 
City  Loan  Office,  1  Longacre 


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North  of  Scotland  Equitable  Loan 

Co. ,  4  Flourmill  brae 
Seton,  Alex  ,  35  Netherkirkgate 

Photographers. 

Adams,  Andrew,  Rettie's  court,  26 

Broad  street 
Center.  Jobn,  Exchange  street 
Frederick,  Herr,  173  Union  st. 
Gordon,  Hen.,  79£  Windmill  brae 
Holman,  Henry,  Market  street 
Lamb,  John,  191  George  street 
Nisbet,  John,  Market  street 
Reid,  P.,  82  George  street 

William,  Victoria  street 

Ross,  Donald,  Market  street 
Rose,  Johnf  5  Rose  street 
Wilson,  G.  W.  (to  the  Queen)  22 

and  24  Crown  street 

Piano-Forte  Makers  and 
Tuners. 

Begg,  Charles,  150  Union  street 
Irvine,  J.  &  Co.,  60  St  Nicholas  st. 
Logan  &  Co.,  130  Union  street 
Macbeath,  James,  17  Crown  st, 
Marr,  John,  218  Union  street 
Wood  &  Co.,  213  Union  street 


Plasterers. 

Bowman  &  Henderson,  8  Shuttle 

street 
Campbell,  David,  13  Albion  st. 
Collie,  John,  69  Green 
Findlater,  Jas.,  47  Causewayend 
Garden,  James,  19  Jopp's  lane 
Gulkm,  John,  3  Craig  well  place 
Mearns,  Wm.,  8  Little  Belmont 

street 
Ross,  Robert,  20  Longacre 

Plumbers. 

Anderson,   John,    63    Windmill- 
brae 
Blaikie,  J.  &  Sons,  Littlejohn  st. 
Berry,  John,  4  South  Silver  st. 
Bisset  and  Young,  26  Schoolhill 
Collie,  Robert,  37  Loch  street 
Davidson,  J.,  78  St.  Andrew  st. 
Duncan,  Alex.,  55  Commerce  st. 
......  Alexander,  2  Queen  street 


Farquhar  and    Gill,   24    Upper- 

kirkgate 
Lamb,  Alex.,  48  John  street 
Marshall,  Alex.,  5  Charlotte  st. 
Matbers,  James,  13J  Dee  street 
Robertson,  Alexander,  8  and  10 

Skene  terrace 
Stewart,  P.,  12  Schoolhill 
Thomson,  William,    72   Nether- 

kirkgate 

Printers. 

Avery,  Jno.  {Northern  Advertiser 

office),  7  St.  Catherine's 

wynd 
Baker,  Thos.,  Crown  court,  41 J 

Union  street 
Bennet,  William,  42  Castle  street 
Brown,  James  {Herald  office)  7 

Queen  street 
Chalmers,  D.  and  Co.  {Journal 

office)  28  and  29  Adel- 

phi  court 
Cornwall,  George  &  Sons,   Victo- 
ria court,  54  Castle  st. 
Craighead,    James  and    Co.,   17 

Guestrow 
Daniel,  J.  and  Co.,  46  and  48 

Castle  street 
Durno,  Alex.,  34  Gallowgate 
King,  Arthur  &  Co.  {Free  Press 

office),    Concert    court, 

Broad  street 
Rennie,  George,  64  Broad  street 
Smith,  James,  M'Combie's  court, 

5Q£  Union  street 

Professors  of  Music. 

Adlington,  Wm.,  69  Crown  st. 
Baker,  R.  H.,  18  Silver  street 
Hunter,  R.  W.,  16  Huxter  row 
Latter,  Richard,  53  Union  place 
Spark.  Wm.,  28  Queen  street 

Provision  Curers. 

Findlay,  Robt.,  Wellington  road, 

Clayhills 
Gordon,  Charles,  57  Green 
Hogarth,  D.  &  Co.,  82  College  st. 
Moir,  John  &  Son,  56  Virginia  st. 
Moncriefi,  John,  6  &  8  James  st. 


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Reedmaker. 

Sorley,  John,  62  George  street 

Road  Surveyors. 

Kyd,  James,  Eubislaw 
Stewart,  Win.,  1  Leslie  place,  N. 
Broadford 

Rope  and  Sailmakezs. 

Aberdeen  Hope  &  Sail  Co.,  Links 
Catto,  Thomson,  and  Co.,  Links, 

Footdee 
Goldie  &  Hay,  21  St  Clement  st. 

Rope  and  Twine  Manu- 
facturers. 

Barclay,  William,  Poynernook 
Davidson,  G.  and  W.,  17  Quay 
Gray,  Watt,  and  Co.,  162  West 

North  street 
Millar,  G.,  jun.,  40  Park  street 
Nicol,  John,  25  Spa  street 
Ogilvie,  W.  and  Sons,  Catto  sq. 
Routledge,  Whinton  and  Son,  219 

Gallowgate 
Taylor,  Kobert  and  Son,  60  Ne- 

therkirkgate 
Watt,  Alexander,  Ferryhill 

Saddlers. 

Craig,  James,  38  Schoolhill 

John,  20  Back  wynd 

Knight  &  Craib,  43  Queen  street 
Laing  &  Melvin,  4  Bon-accord  st. 
Low,  James  &  Co.,  45  Queen  st. 
Ness,  Robert,  7  Union  row 

Robert,  jun.,  23l£  Unionst. 

Reid,  John,  12  Wales  street 
Ritchie,  Turner,  5  Back  wynd 
Roberts,  D.,  92  and  94  King  st. 
Webster,  Wm.,  178  W.  North  st. 


Sailmakers. 

Youngson,  Robert,  &  Co.,  Theatre 
lane 


lawmakers. 

Forbes,  P.,  6  Flourmill  brae 
Munro,  Alex.,  20  Netherkirkgate 
Watson,  G.,  7  Correction  wynd 


Sharebrokers. 

Adamson  and  Home,  25  Maris- 

chal  street 
Black,  J.  and  Co.,  23  King  st. 
Duncan,  Wm.,  14  Marischal  st. 
Ferguson,  John,  84  Union  street 
Fletcher,  Robert,  17  Huxter  row 
George,  Charles,  19  Marischal  st. 
Gordon,  Wm.,  5  King  street 
M'Kinnon,    Lachlan,   jun.,    233 

Union  street 
Oswald,  Henry  C-,  24  Marischal 

street 
Reith,  George,  47  Marischal  st. 
Rennie,  John  T.,  48  Marischal  st. 
Willet,  Joseph  T.,  Inches 

Seedsmen. 


Shipbuilders. 

Burns,  David  and  Co. ,  Inches 
Duthie,  A.  and  Co. ,  Footdee 

Wm.,  jun.,  Inches 

Hall,  A.  and  Sons,  York  street, 

Footdee 
Hood,  Walter  and  Co.,  York  st., 

Footdee 

Shipmasters. 

Adam,  Wm.,  4  Prospect  terrace, 
Ferryhill 

Alexander  A.,  3  Springbank  ter. 

A.,  jun,  36  Union  row 

Allan,  J.,  17  Prince  Regent  st. 

Anderson,  Charles,  10  Canal  ter. 

James,  54  Regent  quay 

Beedie,  Wm.,  54  Quay 

Black,  Peter,  57  Quay 

Brebner,  William,  25  Justice  st. 

Brunton,  John,  53  Commerce  st. 

Buchan,  John,  16  Links  street 

Burgess,  Wm.,  46  Regent  quay 

Buyers,  Alex.  29  Frederick  st. 

Cadenhead,  Peter,  17  Prince  Re- 
gent street 

Campbell,  Wm.,  sen  ,  4  Millburn 
street 

Wm.,  jun.,  8  Millburn  st. 

Cargill,  Wm.,  25  Quay 

Chalmers,  George,  16  Victoria 
street  west 


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Chivas,  Wm  ,  125  Crown  street 
Christie,  Andrew,  14  Virginia  st. 

. Wm.,  8  Bannermill  street 

Clark,  Wm.,  34  Marischal  street 

Wm.,  121  Crown  street 

Cobban,  Robert,  72  Dee  street 
Collie,  George,  1  Marine  place 
Colvin,  John,  4  Bannermill  street 
Cook,  George,  5  Hanover  street 
Couldrey,   Wm.   S.,    Springbank 

street 
Craig,  Alex.,  23  Mary  well  street 
Crane,  Andrew,  40  Victoria  st. 
Gumming,  James,  15  Prince  Re- 
gent street 
Daniel,  Wm.,  4  Marywell  street 
Devine,  Wm.,  15  Frederick  St. 
Dennison,  J.,  158  Crown  street 
Donald,  Robert,  91  Wales  street 
Duncan,  Jas.,   19  Prince  Regent 

street 
Dunn,  John,  7  Yeats  lane 
Dunningbam,  Hen.,  3  Castle  lane 

Wm.,  7  Skene  street 

Ettersbank,  J. ,  Strawberry  bank 
Fletcher  James.  61  Commerce  st. 

William,  61  Commerce  st. 

Ganson,  John,  73  Wales  street 
Geddes,  Hugh,  27  York  place 
Gordon,  John,  23  Marywell  street 
Grant,  James,  58  Shiprow 
Henderson,  Al.,  10  Marywell  st. 

James,  28  Marywell  street 

Heriot,  J.  M.,  19  York  street 
Howling,  T.,  83  Waterloo  quay 
Hurray,  Andrew,  69  Virginia  st. 
Kay,  Wm.,  4  Hanover  street 
Law,  George,  45  Frederick  st. 
Leslie,  J. ,  38  St.  Clement  street 

John,  61  Wales  street 

Levie,  Alex.,  39  Bon  accord  st. 
Linklater,  Alex.,  62  Virginia  st. 

Andrew,  62  Virginia  street 

James,  4  Hanover  street 

Longmuir,  J.,  2  Bannermill  st. 
Lyon,  John,  7  Garvock  street 
M'Beath,  Peter,  20  Marywell  st. 
M'Kay,  Alex..  4  Castle  lane 
M'Kechnie,  Allan,  5  Bank  street, 

Fenyhill 
M'Lean,  Alex.,  21  Skene  row 

James,  61  Quay 

Mackie,  Alex.,  187  George  street 
Main,  David,  44  York  street 

Y 


Main,  David,  1  South  College  st. 
Mann,  John,  8  Rosemount  place 
Marsh,  James,  15  Rosemount  pi. 
Martin,  John,  54  Bon-accord  st. 
Mathieson,  Robt.,  27   Frederick 

street 
Maurice,  Alex.,  30  Princes  street 
Middle  ton,  Alex.,  Holburn  place 
Milne,  Geo.,  4  Marywell  street 

Robt.,  43  Commerce  street 

Wm.,  6  Garvock  street 

Monro,  Jas.,  39  Constitution  st. 
Morison,  A.,  42  Constitution  st. 
Mowat,  John,  25  Marywell  st. 
Murray,  Robert,  5  Rosemount  pi. 

Wm.,  10  Canal  terrace 

Newton,  John,  28  Wellington  st. 
Norrie,  Thomas,  25  Marywell  st. 
Parrot,  Tbomas,  59  Virginia  st. 
Petty,  David,  22  Virginia  street 
Ritchie,  Andrew,  3  Castle  lane 

David,  54  Quay 

Rhynas,  Jas.  A.,  28  Wellington  st. 
Roberts,  John,  15  Prince  Regent 

street 
Rosie,  Wm.,  Rosie  cottage,  May- 
bank 
Sandieson,  John,  2  Bannermill  st. 
Sangster,  John,  3  James  street 
Scott,  Alex.,  3  Bannermill  street 
Sim,  Wm.,  Holburn  street 
Simpson,  John,  24  Marywell  st. 
Smart,  John,  10  Rosemount  place 
Smith,  Geo.,  24  Constitution  st. 

Wm.,  12  St.  Clement  st. 

Victor  E.,  1  Links  street 

Steven,  Robert,  2  Wales  street 
Stewart,  J.,  20  Prince  Regent  st. 
Strachan,  Geo.,  75  Virginia  st. 
Stuart,  Charles,  4  Alford  place 
Taylor,  Alex.,  69  Virginia  street 

William.  61  Quay 

Thompson,  John,  6  Hanover  st. 
Tulloch,  Jas.,  14  St  Clement  st. 
Urquhart,  Jas.,  13  Commerce  st. 

Wm.,  31  Huntly  street 

Vollar,  John  H.,  36  Union  terrace 
Walker,  Alex.,  2  Yeats'  lane 

Wm.,  32  St  Clement  street 

Wallace,  John,  12  St  Clement  st. 
Watson,  James,  23  Prince  Regent 

street 
Watt,  George,  47  Frederick  st. 
Young,  Wm.,  4  Affleck  street 
2 


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Shore  Porters. 

Aiken,  Alexander,  45  Castle  st. 
Buchan,  Alex.,  2  Park  place 
Caie,  William 

Cantley,  Peter,  7  Marischal  st. 
Davidson,  James,  6  Union  lane 
Keitb,  James,  64  Broad  street 
Lamb,  Robert,  6  Castle  brae 
Mitchell,  James  29  Broad  st. 
Milne,  James,  1  Park  place 
Moir,  Wm.,  7  Mariscbal  street 
Pirie,  George,  Mealmarket  street 
Porter,  John,  23  Castle  street 
Robb,  George,  23  Castle  street 
Smith,  John,  9  Guestrow 
Wilson,  Jobn,  53  Shiprow 


Shuttle  Makers. 

Baxter,  John,  93  George  street- 
Gibson,  Thomas,  35  Union  ter. 


Sick-Nurses. 

(See  MidwioesJ 

Silk  Mercers. 

Brown,  James,  2  George  street 
Collie,  Patrick,  29  &  31  Union  st. 
Connon,  James,  8  Broad  street 
Cooper.  JEL  and  Co.,  47  Union  st. 
Copestake  Moore,  Cramp  ton,  & 

Co.,  London,  40J  Union 

street 
Lendrum  &  Thomson,  145  Union 

street 
Esslemont  and  Symon,  1 85  Union 

street 
Lyall,  George  &  Co.,  99  Union  st. 
Mathieson,  Isaac,  33  Union  st. 
Morrison,  Alexander,  119  Union 

street 
Neil,  James,  183  Union  street 
Pbilip,   Alex.,   17   and  19  Union 

buildings 
Pratt  &  Keith,  51  &  53  Union  st. 
Saint,  James,  jun.,  135  and  139 

Union  street 
Shirres,  James,  30  Union  street 
Simpson,  J.  W.,  126  Union  st. 
Sutherland,  Geo.,  149  Union  st. 
Yeats,  George,  87  Union  street 


Skinners. 

(See  Curriers.) 

Slaters. 

Adam,  Alex.,  4  Hutcheon  street 
Beattie,  Al.,  Steps  of  Gilcomston 
Collie,  Alex.,  28  Shiprow 

Al.,  jun  ,  22  Shiprow 

Copland,  Alex.,  78  John  street 

Peter,  60  Gerrard  street 

Cumming,  John,  256  Union  st. 

west 
Davidson,  George,  65  Chapel  st. 

Robert,  Craigie  street 

Firth,  James,  202  George  street 
Keith,  Wm,,  24  Union  row 

Wm.,  jun.,  187  King  street 

M'Gregor  &  Shand,  5  Upperkirk- 

gate 
M'Kay,  George,  93  Green 
Martin,  Wm.,  47  Loch  street 

Wm.,  23  Upper  Denburn 

Reid,  Wm.,  65  Hutcheon  street 
Watt,  George,  13  Carmelite  st. 
Wm.,  Spa  street 

Spirit  Dealers; 

(See  also  Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers.) 

Affleck,  Alex.,  31  Justice  street 
Allan,  John,  8  Huxter  row 

Miss  Ann,  90  Green 

Anderson,  Mrs,  Holburn  street 
Bain,  James,  6  Schoolhill 
Baxter,  John,  6  Crooked  lane 
Beaton,  John,  49  West  North  st. 
Birnie,  M.,  9  Trinity  quay 
Brook,  Chas.,  47  Castle  street 
Brown,  Robert,  Hardgate 
Burnett,  Mrs,  17  Carmelite  st. 
Calder,  Charles,  50  Green 

Mrs,  10  Summer  lane 

Catto,  Robert,  9  Weigh-house 
Cooper,  John,  Holburn  street 
Conry,  James,  1  Spa  street 
Craig,  Robt.,  21  North  Broadford 
Cumming,  Alex.,  32  Castle  st. 
Davidson,  Alex.,  125  George  st. 
Donaldson,  James,  24  Trinity  st. 
Falconer,  Robert,  17  Fisher  row 
Forbes,  James,  7  James  street 

Robert,  86  Shiprow 

Fraser,  Alex.,  15  Marischal  st. 


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Fraser,  Mrs,  36  West  North  street 
Gillespie,  Wm,  16  Steps  of  Gil- 
comston 

Mrs,  81  Woolmanhill 

Gorard,  Mrs,  68  Guestrow 
Grant,  Archibald,  137  Gallowgate 

George,  14  Park  street 

Gray,  Wm.,  11  Exchequer  row 
Gunn,  Mrs,  21  Hutcheon  street 
Hay,  John,  22  Green 

Mrs  James,  1  Hadden  st. 

Harvey,  Wm.,  56  Regent  quay 
Hobnill.  John,  39  Regent  quay 
Howe,  Wm.,  Adelphi  lane 
Howie,  Walter,  25  Windmill  brae 
Hunter,  Mary,  65  Guestrow 
Jessiman,  Geo.,    51  Upper  Den- 
burn 

Jessie,  24  Castle  street 

Joss,  Mrs,  176  West  North  st. 
Kidd,  Wm.,  5  Commerce  street 
Lawson,  Alexander,  44    Nether- 

kirkgate 
Leslie,  George,  8  Justice  street 
Littlejohn,  James,  18  Gordon  st. 
Lyon,  John,  79  Waterloo  quay 
M'Bain,  Wm.,  46  Green 
M'Carthy,  Eugene,  25  Park  lane 
M 'Donald,  Peter,  51  East  North 

street 
M'Gillivray,  Alex.,  7  Exchequer 

row 
M'Hardy,  John,  90  Shiprow 
M'Intosh,  Mrs,  34  and  36  Loch 

street 
M'Kay,  James,  84  Waterloo  quay 

John,  17  Justice  street 

Mrs,  10  Littlejohn  street 

M'Pherson,  Mrs  W.,  7  Wales  st. 
M'Eobbie,  Chas.,  62  St  Andrew 

street 
Macdonald,  Charles,  169  Gallow- 
gate 

Isobel,  18  West  North  st. 

Mackay,  George,  51  Guestrow 
Mann,  James,  18  Netherkirkgate 
March,  James,  13  Hutcheon  st. 
Mathieson,  John.  58  George  st. 
Mellis,  Thomas,  235  George  st. 
Meston,   Joseph,    10  East  North 

street 
Middleton,  G.,  57  St  Andrew  St. 

Joseph,  121  Gallowgate 

Milne,  George,  49  Frederick  st. 


Mitchell,  George,  2  Schoolhill 

James,  14  Frederick  st. 

John,  11  Carmelite  street 

Montgomery,  Jas.,  137  King  st. 
Petrie,  Alex.,  124  King  street 
Pirie,  Alex.,  Market  street 
Pyper,  Wm.,  122  Gallowgate 
Rait,  Isabella,  65  Virginia  street 
Ranson,  Edward,  9  Market  street 
Reid,  Helen,  Correction  wynd 

Peter,  Holburn  street 

Roberts,  Robert,  15  Fisher  row 
Robertson,  Wm.,  5  Marischal  st. 
Sanderson,  Matthew,  7  East  North 

street 
Sandison,  Andrew,  58  Quay 
Scott,  James,  8  Trinity  street 
Seton,  James,  7  Gallowgate 
Shepherd,  Alexander,  83  Green 
Smith,  Alex.,  25  College  street 

Alex.,  97  Gallowgate 

Smollett,  Mrs,  64  Queen  street 
Steele,  William,  4  Weigh-house 

square 
Stewart,  Alex.,  43  Guestrow 

Geo.  55  Guestrow 

Steven,  Arthur,  19  Market  street 
Still,  Mrs,  17  York  street 
Taylor,  Robt.,  61  Netherkirkgate 
Thomson,  P.,  11  Back  wynd 
Walker,  Mrs,  5  East  Green 
Watson,  James,  51  Windmill  brae 
Watt,  David,  3  East  Green 
Winton,  John,  17  Causeway  end 

Stablexs. 

Brown,  Robert,  180  Gallowgate 
Cameron,  John,  10  Harriet  stree 
Daniel,  Thos.,  16  Mealmarket  st. 
Duthie,  John,  32  West  North  st. 
Ewen,  Wm.,  8  Harriet  street 
Gordon,  Thos.,  4  Harriet  street 
M'Pherson,  J.,  26  West  North  st. 
Reid,  James,  13  Princes  street 
Robertson,  Jn.,  6  Mealmarket  st. 
Rose,  John,  166  Gallowgate 
Stevenson,  Geo.,  25  Mealmarket 

street 
Taggart,  Mrs,  90  George  street 

Stationers. 

(See  Booksellers.) 


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TRADES'  AND   PROFESSIONS'  DIRECTORY. 


Stonecutters. 

Adam  and  Brewster,  150   West 

North  street 
Chalmers  &  Ewing,  7  Mounthooly 
Duncan,  Thcmas,  34  Dee  st. 
Ewen,  Charles,  Exchange  street 
Fraser,  Arthur,   118  West  North 

street 
Legg,  John,  Windmill  brae 
M'Donald,  Alex.,  Constitution  st. 
Petrie  &  Co.,  Union  bridge 
Robertson,    A.    Maiywell    bank, 

Wellington  road 

Wm.,  Union  place 

Wright,  James,  112  John  street 


Stoneware  Merchants. 

Davidson,  Al.,  69  East  North  st. 

William,  71  Green 

Donald,  Alex.,  9  Shiprow 
Ford,  John,  136  Union  street 
Fraser,  Hugh,  55  Castle  street 
Gordon,  Peter,  51  St  Nicholas  st. 
Imray,  David,  8  Weigh-house  sq. 
Imray,  J.,  57  Windmill  brae 
M'Kenzie,  John,  19  Gallowgate 
Mowat,  A. ,  3  &  4  Blackfriars  st. 
Robertson,  Wm.,  88  George  st. 
Stuart,  George,  28  Harriet  street 

John,  98  Green 

Taylor,  Mrs,  78  Queen  street 
Watson,  Alex.,  18  George  st. 
Willans,  Samuel,  170  Gallowgate 


Surgeons. 

Coutts,  James,  4  Castle  brae 
Erskine,  R.  Marr,  138  George  st. 
Fraser,  Wm.,  31  Union  terrace 
Grant,  Peter,  156  Gallowgate 
Gray,  John,  28  Bon-accord  ter. 
Linton,  A.,  R.N.,  266  George  st. 
Matthew,  Alex.,  C,  Burnieboozle 
Paterson,  John,  61  St.    Nicholas 

street 
Philip,  James,  1  Mounthooly 
Sim,  John,  Millbank,  Hardgate 
Smith,  Robert,  58  Dee  street 
Stephen,  Wm.,  77  Dee  street 
Sutherland,  George,  36  Union  st. 
Wood,  John,  31  Bon-accord  st. 


Tailors. 

Anderson,  Wm.,  253  George  st. 
Bartlett,    Wm.,    29    Netherkirk- 

gate 
Donald,  George,  49  Broad  street 
Ewen,  John,  Concert  court,  Broad 

street 
Ferguson,  Wm.,  45  Windmill  brae 
Flett,  David,  79  College  street 
Fraser,  John,  122  George  street 

Peter,  42  Shiprow 

Wm.,  39  Castle  street 

Gall  &  Sons,  6  King  street 
Ingram,  James,  64  Broad  street 
Joss,  Charles,  91  Skene  street 
Kelman,  Wm.,  5  Blair  ton  lane 
Lawrence,  Joseph,  13  Blackfriars 

street 
M'Kay,  Wm.,  Wellington  road 
Macdonald,  John,  21  Lodge  walk 
Morison,  Joseph,  1  Virginia  st. 
Murray,  Isaac,  Crown  court,  4l£ 

Union  street 
Ross,  George,  3  Queen  street 
Shaw,  Wm.,  41  Lodge  walk 
Wilson,  George,  188  Gallowgate 

Tailors  —Furnishing . 

Adam,  Geo.  &  Co.,  3  Castle  st. 
Badenoch,  Alex.,  12  Union  st. 
Burt,  Robert,  70  Queen  street 
Calder,  Wm.,  28  Marischal  st. 
Cattanach,  Charles,  and  Co.,  Ex- 
change court,  Union  st. 
Cook  and  Davidson,  Market  street 
Cormack,  Peter,  204  George  st. 
Cruickshank,  James,  13  Nether- 

kirkgate 
Duncan,  George,  55  Green 
Duthie,  Barclay,  16  Commerce  st. 
Glennie,    John,    Concert    court, 

Broad  street 
Hay,  George,  129  Skene  street 
Johnston  &  Laird,  36  Union  st. 
Keith,  John,  6  Netherkirkgate 
Lonie,  David,  77  Gallowgate 
Low,  James,  10  Regent  quay 
Lumsden,   James   and    Co.,  155 

Union  street 
M'Bain,  Donald,  Market  street 
M'Donald  Peter,  58  Queen  st. 
M'Kenzie,  A.   &  Co.,  Exchange 
court,  Union  street 


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Mann,  George,  104  Union  street 
Meldrum,  Wm.,  45  Marischal  st. 
Macguire,  James,  49  Queen  st.  & 

33  Lodge  walk 
Middleton,  P.  &  J.,  9  Back  wynd 
Millar,  Eobert,  7  Huxter  row- 
Milne,  Low,  Co.,  127  Union  st. 
Mitchell,  James,  29  Quay 
Mowat,  James,  8  Flourmill  brae, 

and  37  St  Nicholas  st. 
Murray.  Wm.,  130  George  st. 
Mustard,  Robert,  145  George  st. 
Nicol,  John 

J.  &  W.,  Holburn  street 

Probit,  Jas.,  16  Netherkirkgate 
Rezin,  George,  16  Skene  street 

Wm.,  3  Schoolhill 

Ritchie,  Donald,  55  Commerce  st. 
Robertson,  Robert,  1  &  6  Correc- 
tion wynd 
Russell,  Alex.,  13  Union  street 
Sinclair,  George,  Sinclair's  court, 

69  Broad  street 
Skene,  Alex.,  19  Schoolhill 
Smith,  Alex-,  2  Castle  street 

Chas.,  9  Skene  terrace 

John,  13  Union  buildings 

Stott,  John,  58  Castle  street 
Thomson,  John,  74  Queen  street 

Robert,  14  Broad  street 

Thow,  George,  6  Skene  street 
Tocher,  John  &  Sons,  142  Union 

street 
Tough,  John,  190  George  street 
Troup,  Alex.,  Cruden's  court,  22 
Broad  street 


Teacfcezs  of  IDancing,    &c. 

Alexander,  Robert,  Academy, 
Diamond  lane 

Mrs  R.  Academy,  Diamond 

lane 

Balfour,  Wm.,  Music  hall  build- 
ings 


Teachers  (Miscellaneous.) 

Alexander,  Robt.,  Public  Schools' 

Belmont  street 
Anderson,  Miss,  10  York  street 
Barrack,  Wm.,  Grammar  school 


Beverly,  Alex.,  Grammar  school 
Brebner,  John,  Grammar  school 
Callum,  Wm.,  Greyfriars  school, 

Shoe  lane 
Chisholm,    Miss,   77   Bon-accord 

street 
Clark,  Miss,  16  Gallowgate 
Colston,  Alex.,  Gordon's  Hospital 
Connell,  D.M.,  Free  North  school, 

Princes  street 
Courage,    Miss,     Albion     street 

Chapel  school 
Craigmyle,  Francis,  Public  school, 

Belmont  street 
Cruickshank,  J.,  35  St  Nicholas 

street 

Mrs,  Dr  Bell's  school 

Miss,   St  Andrews'  Episco- 
pal school 

Miss,  35  St  Nicholas  st. 

Currie,  Miss,  Northfield  Mission 

school 
Dale,   James,   Robert     Gordon's 

Hospital 
Downie,  Mrs,  North  Parish  school, 

Albion  street 
Duncan,  Miss,  Free  Gilcomston, 

Union  wynd 
Farell,    John,    Roman    Catholie 

school,  Constitution  st. 
Ferguson,  Dr  James,  West  End 

Academy,  216  Union  st. 

Miss,  56  Gallowgate 

Finlason,  Miss,  9  Diamond  st. 
Fraser,  Miss,  Free  St.   Clements 

school 
Fullerton,  Misses,  137  Crown  st. 
Gauil,  Alex.,   Davidson's  school, 

10  York  street 
Gerrard,  Alex.,  Gordon's  Hospital 
Grant,  Rev.  J.,  Donaldson's  school, 

Back  wynd 
Gray,  Robert  A.,  Public  school, 

Belmont  street 
Henessey,    Edward,    13    Regent 

quay 
Hill,  Isaac,  19  Queen  street 
Imray,  George,  Gilcomston  school, 

57  Summer  street 
Innes,  James,  Broad  street  Aca- 
demy 
Keddie,  A„  West  Parish  school 

George  street 
Kerr,  Miss  M.,  16  Guestrow 


254 


trades'  and  professions'  directory. 


Kidd,  John,  East  Parish  Session  I 
school,  St  Paul  st 

Knowles,  Misses,  37  Marischal  st. 

Ledingham,  Jas.,  A.M.,  academy, 
12,  Correction  wynd 

Miss,  12  Correction  wynd 

Lister,  Miss  F.,  60  Queen  street 

M'Conachie,  G.  C,  115  Union 
street 

M'Condach,  Miss,  Free  John 
Knox's  school,  G-errard 
street 

M'Donald,  James,  Free  Union 
school,  Virginia  street 

M'Kenzie,  James,  Greyfriars  pa- 
rish school 

Mavor,  David,  Free  Bon-accord 
school,  Marywell  street 

Medd.  Miss,  11  Union  buildings 

Michie,  Chas.,  A.M.,  Academy, 
10  Silver  street 

Milne,  James,  Free  John  Knox's 
school 

Mollison,  Wm.,  Mechanics'  Insti- 
tution 

Munro,  Joseph,  32  Woolmanhill 

Neil,  Chas.,  North  Parish  school, 
Albion  street 

Pithie,  James,  Bell's  school,  Fre- 
derick street 

Presslie,  William,  St  Andrew's 
school,  Crown  court,  41 J 
Union  street 

Rait,  W.,  Free  Bon-accord  school, 
Marywell  street 

Rattray,  Wm.,  Charlotte  street 
schools 

Robertson,  James,  St.  Clement's 
parish  school,  St.  Cle- 
ment street 

Wm.,  Holburn  school 

Scott,  John,  Gordon's  Hospital 

Sheret,  Chas.,  Free  Gilcomston, 
Union  wynd 

Sim,  Robert.  Academy,  18  Union 
row 

Sinclair,  D.,  Central  Academy,  56 
Union  street 

Stephen,  Miss,  Boarding  and  Day 
school,  13  Union  row 

Stevenson.  Jas.,  Free  East  school, 
St.  Andrew  street 

Stewart,  John,  Thain's  school, 
Shiprow 


Strahan,  Rev.  W.  D.,  R.  Gordon's 

Hospital 
Thomson,  Miss,  14  Broad  street 
Tulloch,    Dr.   George,    Bellevue 

Academy 

Marcus.  Bellevue  Academy 

Walker,  Miss,  Porthill  schools 
Webster,  Miss,  West  parish  school 

George  street 
White,  Misses  (boarding  school), 

57  Dee  street 
Williamson,  Wm.,  Boys'  Hopital, 

19  Upperkirkgate 
Wilson,  Miss,  Juvenile  school,  54 

Causewayend 

Teachers  of  Dxawing. 

Cleland,  P. ,  8  Union  terrace 
Cruickshank,  Miss,  35   St.   Nic- 
holas street 
Jazdowski,  John,  120  Crown  st. 

Tinsmiths. 

Adamson,  Alexander,  17  Gallow- 

gate 
Bisset  and  Young,  26  Schoolhill 
Fergus,  Thomas,  97  George  St. 
Gordon,  Hugh,  and  Co.,  1  Gal- 


Hogg,  Peter,  20  Carmelite  st. 
Kidd,  Thomas  A-,  58  Quay 
Legg,  James,  48  Netkerkirkgate 

Wm.,  95  Queen  street 

M'Leod.  C.  and  J.,  52  East  North 

street 
Robert,  6  Ross'  court,  Up- 
perkirkgate 
Michie,  George,  7  Rose  street 

John,  68  Windmill  brae 

Murray,  George,  31  Chapel  St. 
Ray,  John,  5  Gallowgate 
Runcie,  J.  and  W.,  5  George  st. 
Shirres,  Wm.,  18  Upperkirkgate 
Walker,  Wm.and  Son,  28  Ne- 
tkerkirkgate 

Tobacco  and  Snuff  Blanu- 
factuxers. 

Craig,  Thos.  and  Sons,  22  George 

street 
M'Combie,  T.  and  Co.,  29  Queen 

street 


TRADES'  AND  PROFESSIONS'  DIRECTORY. 


255 


Keid,  Eobert,  80  Broad  street 
Whyte,  Patrick,  24  Queen  street 

Tobacconists. 

Grant,  David,  25  Union  street 
Kilgour  and  Taylor,  34  Queen  st. 
Walker,  Alex.,  42  Union  street 

Turners. 

Baxter,  John,  93  George  street 
Ewen,  George,  South  Silver  st. 
Findlay,  Eobert,  Windmill  lane 
Hall,  George,    Beid's  court,  34 

Gallowgate 
Provost,  Chas.,  71  Causewayend 
Bose,  George,  73  Green 
Strachan,  John,  71  Windmillbrae 
Wright,  John,  19  Seamount  pi. 

Umbrella  Makers. 

Anderson,  W.,  51  Upperkirkgate 
Boss,  Hugh,  12  Gallowgate 
Walker,  John,  16  W.  North  street 
Wm,  35  Schoolhill 


Vintners. 

Donald,  W. ,  Cuparstone  buildings 
Gillespie,  Wm.,  16  Steps  of  Gil- 

comston 
Glennie,  Wm.,  49  Lodge  walk 
Nicol,  Mrs,  18  Wellington  street 
Scroggie,  Mrs  Eobert,  1  Waterloo 

street 
Sword,  Mrs,  24  Begent  quay 


Watch    and  Clockmakers. 

Alexander,  James,  6  Union  st. 
Anderson,  Alexander,  41  Upper- 
kirkgate 
Berry,  Jas.  &  Sons,  88  Union  st. 
Brand,  William,  48  Broad   street 
Coutts,  John,  21 J  Schoolhill 
Crombie,  P.  &  C,  17  St  Nicholas 

street 
Duncan,  James,  91  Queen  street 
Easton,  Alex.  E.,  53  Marischalst. 
Esson,  Peter,  27  West  North  st. 
Fraser,  John,  170  Union  street 
Gill  and  Smith,  78  Union  street 


Gray,  Alex.,  11  Netherkirkgate 
Hardy,  James,  14  Union  street 
Jamieson,  Geo.,  107  Union  street 
Morrison,  Eobert,  35  Upperkirk- 
gate 
M'Kirdy,  John,  26  Woolmanhill 
M'Leod,  John,  9  Schoolhill 
Eettie,  M.  &  Sons,  151  Union  st. 
Biddle,  D.  &  J.,  43  St  Nicholas  st. 
Rombach,   Joseph    and  Co.,    74 

King  street 
Eowell,  Benjamin,  157  George  st. 
Smith  &  Eamage,  45  Eegent  quay 
Walker,  Jas.,  29  St  Nicholas  st. 
Watson,  Jas.,  18  St  Nicholas  st. 
Watt,  Archibald.  128  Gallowgate 

Wine  Merchants. 

Begg,  John,  17  Weigh-house  sq. 
Black  &  Ferguson,  49  Union  st. 
Gray,  A.  and  W.,  Exchange  st. 
Jopp,   William   and    Keith,     13 

Market  street 
Machray,  I.  &  Co.,  7  Adelphi  ct. 
Sheed,  John,  44  Marischal  street 
Stewart,  C.  and  W.,  23  Adelphi 

court 
Thomson,   George  and  Son,    21 

Eegent  quay 
Whyte,  Alexander  B.,  21  Union 

buildings 
Williams,  W.  and  C,  19  Eegent 

quay 


Wood  Merchants. 

Adam,  John,  North  Charlotte  st 
Brown,  Eobert,  Inches 
Buyers,  J.  and  Co.,  12  Kidd  lane 
Christie,  Alex.,  127  George  st. 
Connon,  E.  and  Co-,  58  Marischal 

street 
Donald,  Alex.,  16  Commerce  st. 

John,  Inches 

Duncan,  William,  14  Marischal 

street 
Duthie,  William,  York  place 
Fraser,  Archibald,  209  King  st. 
Johnston,  Eobert,  York  place 
Law,  Chas.,  17  Denburn  terrace 
Lumsden  and  Ewan,  opposite  222 

George  street 


256 


AGENTS  FOR  INSURANCE  COMPANIES. 


Milne,  George  and  Co.,  Victoria 
dock,  Saw  mills 

Eose,  Donaldson  and  Co.,  7  York 
street 

Rust,  John,  14  Thistle  street 

Willett,  J.  T.,  Inches 

Wright,  Joseph,  Exchange  street 

Writers. 

Anderson,  James,  75  Union  st. 
Copland,  Wm.,  75  Union  street 
Cran,  Robert,  48  King  street 
Cruickshank,  G.  F.,  75  Union  st. 
Davidson,  John,  43  Skene  street 
Duncan,  John,  49  Victoria  st.  west 


Forbes,  Charles,  1  Huntly  street 

James,  3  Langstane  place 

Johnston,    Andrew,  75  Union  st. 
Kyd,  David,  84  King  street 
MGregor,  James,  75  Union  st. 
Merson,  Geo.,  75  Union  street 

John,  75  Union  street 

Middleton,  W.,  34  Marischal  st. 
Milne,  Wm.,  48  King  street 
Petrie,     George,    Lumsden    and 
Robertson,  3  Union  ter. 
Reid,  John,  42  Castle  street 
Ross,  James,  75  Union  street 
Sheach,  David,  84  Union  street 
Smith,  Ferguson,  23  Adelphi  ct. 
Watt,  Alex.,  103  Union  street 


AGENTS  FOR  INSURANCE  COMPANIES- 


OFFICES.  AGENTS. 

Ab.  Mutual  Assurance  &  Friendly  Society..  John  Crombie,  3  Queen  street 

Do.        Marine  Assurance  Association..R.  Connon,  58  Marischal  street 

Accidental  Death Andrew  Masson,  4  Queen  street 

Agriculturist  Cattle  Insurance  Co J.  B.  Bannerman,  202  Union  street 

Albion  and  Eagle  Assurance  Co James  Paull,  12  King  street 

Alfred  Life  Assurance  Association William  Gordon,  5  King  street 

Alliance  Life  and  Fire  Assurance  Office.. ..James  Black  &  Co.,  23  King  street 

Argus  Life  Assurance  Co J.  Brebner,  Advocates'  Buildings 

Atlas  Fire  and  Life  Office Davidsons  &  Cooper,  7  Union  terrace 

Bank  of  London  and  National  Provincial)   T  ,  „  n .  .     Q  ~ „+•„„* 

Insurance  Association }  John  Crombxe,  3  Queen  street 

British  Empire  Fire  and   Life  Society Robert  Walker,  92  Broad  street 

British  Guarantee  Association Davidsons  &  Cooper,  7  Union  terrace 

n^A™;™  lr.m.wiuui  n~  (Alexander  Henderson,   advocate,   and 

Caledonian  Insurance  Co j        John  ^  advoc'ate 

City  of  London  Life  Assurance  Co John  Crombie,  3  Queen  street 

City  of  Glasgow  Life  Assurance  Co Alexander  Duthie,  74  Union  street 

Colonial  Life  Assurance  Co J.  T.  Rennie,  48  Marischal  street 

Consols  Insurance  Association ....J.  B.  Bannerman,  202  Union  street 

County  Fire  Office  &  Provident  Life  Office. .Wm.  Smith,  jun.,  106  Union  street 
_     .    T .,    T              „  ~  (Arthur  Thomson,  Bank  of  Scotland 

Eagle  Life  Insurance  Co |Jameg  Warrack)  'M  Marischal  street 

Economic  Life  Assurance  Society,  London.. D.  G.  Cattanach,  56  Castle  street 
„,.  ,        ,  , .,     .  (James    Murray,    48    Schoolhill,    and 

Edinburgh  Life  Assurance JAdamson  &  Home,  25  Marischal  street 

English  and  Irish  Church  and  Univer-^ 

sity  Assurance  Society,  with  which  are  f  j  R  gl  gt  Mcholas  street 

united  the  Engineers  ,   Householders,  f  J ' 

and  Age  Assurance  Co's ) 

European  Life  Assurance  &  Annuity  Co..  A.  Davidson,  7  Union  ten-ace 

^  i  x  •£       j  ™      a  /-.„  (John  Davidson,  3  Queen  street,  and 

General  Life  and  Fire  Assurance  Co j        Geo  ^^  '2Q  ^per  Denbun, 

Globe  Fire,  Life,  &  Annuity  Insurance H.  C.  Oswald,  24  Marischal  street 

Guardian  Fire,  Life,  &  Annuity  Assurance.  A.  Chivas,  National  Bank 
Guarantee  Society,  London Stronach  and  Duguid,  20  King  street 


AGENTS   FOR  INSURANCE   COMPANIES.  257 

OFFICES.  AGENTS. 

Hercules  Insurance  Co John  Duncan,  8  Castle  street 

Imperial  Fire  Assurance  1  wmiam  Smith-  142  KinS  street>  and 

imperial  *rre  Assurance j-         Wm   Hunterj  u  Adelphi  court 

Insurance  Co.  of  Scotland  (Fire) William  Skinner,  229  Union  street 

Kent  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co W.  P.  Booth,  20  Marischal  street 

Lancashire  Insurance  Co Lachlan  M'Kinnon,  jun.,  233  Union  st. 

Leeds  and  Yorkshire  Assurance  Co J.  T.  Willett,  Inches 

Life  Association  of  Scotland John  Ferguson,  84  Union  street 

Liverpool  and  London  Fire  &  Life  Ins.  Co...  John  Sheed,  44  Marischal  street 

London  Mutual  Life  and  Guarantee  SocietyRobert  Walker,  92  Hroad  street 

London,  Sun,  Fire  and  Life  Assur.  Co D.  R.  Morice,  34  Marischal  street 

London  Union  Ass.  Fire  office  &  Annuities..  Jas.  <fc  Geo.  Collie,  3S  Castle  street 

Master  Fire  Assurance  C. fHMl^UtffiLgg.rtL 

Marine  Insurance  Co Andrew  Masson,  4  Queen  street 

Maritime  Passengers  Assurance  Co John  Sheed,  44  Marischal  street 

Midland  Counties  Insurance,  Lincoln W.  P.  Booth,  20  Marischal  street 

Minerva  Life  Assurance  Co Alex.  Diack,  4  Belmont  street 

National  Fire  and  Life  Assurance  Co George  Marquis,  147  Union  street 

National  Assurance  &  Investment  Assoc... J.  B.  Bannerman,  202  Union  street 

(N  Burnett,  Record  office,  King  street 
North  British  Fir?  *  T  ifP  A^nranoP         J  Alexander  Brand,  103  Union  street 
Worth  British  jjire  &  Lite  Assurance ■<  Murray  &  M'Combie,  103  Union  street 

(  We  Paul,  97  Union  street 

Do.         Fire John  Duncan,  49  Victoria  street  west 

Northern  Assurance  Co.  (Fire  &  Life) Wm.  Chalmers,  3  King  st.,  manager 

Norwich  Fire,  Life,  and  Annuity  Office.. ..Chas.  Chalmers,  147  Union  street 
Norwich    and    London    Accident     and  I  »     t>     „  ^    i     , 

Casualty  Insurance  Association }A-  Ross<  Workplace 

Palladium  Life  Assurance  Society Norval  Clyne,  184£  Union  street 

Pelican  Life  Insurance  Office,  London David  Mitchell,  12"  Adelphi  court 

People's  Provt.  Life  <fe  Fidelity  Guarantee.. A.  Brand,  103  Union  street 
Perpetual  Invest.  Land  &  Building  Soc Robert  Walker,  92  Broad  street 

Phoenix  Fire   Office {LUTerSceand    R°bertS°n'    3  Uni°n 

Plate  Glass  Insurance  Co John  Sheed,  44  Marischal  street 

Professional  Life  Assurance  Co Wm.  P.  Booth,  20  Marischal  street 

Provident  Clerk's  Life  Assurance  Assoc. ..Alexander  Ross,  York  place 

Queen  Insurance  Co T.  A.  W.  A.  Youngson,  74  Union  street 

Rock  Life  Assurance  Co Thomas  Ruxton,  84  Union  street 

Royal  Exchange  Assurance  Corporation.. ..Alex.  Jopp,  31  Gallow|Bte 

Royal  Liver  Friendly  Society David  Johnston,  142^  George  street 

Royal  Insurance  Co John  Watt,  40  King  street 

Scotland,  Insurance  Co Fleming  and  Paull,  12  King  street 

Scottish  Amicable  Life  Assurance  Society.. John  Jamieson,  56  Marischal  street 

fLumsden  and  Robertson,  3  Union  ter. 
Scottish  Equitable  Assurance  Co ■<  Wm.  Hunter,  14  Adelphi  court 

(J.  H.  Chalmers,  147  Union  street 

a««++;ci,  T>„^riA„„i  t«„+-+,.+-^  ~t  -ca-„        (William  Skinner,  229  Union  street  and 
Scottish  Provident  Institution  of  Edm. ...  -j        A  Brand>  ^  Union  gtreet 

Scottish  Provincial  Assurance  Co...., C.  F.  Griffith,  96  Union  st.,  manager 

Scottish  Sea  Insurance  Co William  Reid,  36  Marischal  street 

e™*+it,\.  tt„; t?;..,,  *,  t  ie„  a  «„  n„  (Wm.   Robison,  58  Castle  street,   and 

Scottish  Union  Fire  &  Life  Ass.  Co j       Ja§  &  ^  ^^  3g  Castle  ^ 

Scottish  Widows' Fund Alexander  Nicol,  36  Marischal  street 

Solvency  Guarantee  Co Patrick  Cooper,  7  Union  terrace 

Sovereign  Life  Assurance  Co. John  Duncan,  49  Victoria  street 

Standard  Life  Assurance  Co. Smith  &  Cochran,  1  Huntly  street 

State  Fire  Insurance  Co J.  B.  Bannerman,  202  Union  street 

United  Kingdom  Life  Assurance  Co Wm.  Reid,  36  Marischal  street 

United  Kingdom,  &c,  Life  Assur.  Soc James  Skinner,  National  Bank 

ncr^t-  ~t  -c^^.1 a  rv_„ a  t  -f„  r»«;„„         f  J.   Cadenhead,   9    Huxter    row,    and 

West  of  England  Frre  and  Life  Office j        Jameg  A^  n5  Union  ^ 

Wisconsin  Marine  &  Fire  Assurance  Co Adam  and  Anderson,  75  Union  street 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Abbey  Place. 

46  Shiprow. 

Academy  Street, 

From  Dee  street  to  Crown  street 
Dr.  G.  Tulloch,  academy 

Adelphi  Court, 

Between  49  and  51  Union  street. 

Wm.  Walker,  grocer,  &c. 
;  John  Christie,  auctioneer 

Isaac  M^jjpa-ay  &  Co.,  merchants 

A.  Batten,  agent 
!  Henry  Cooper    &    Co.,    manufac- 
turers 

Mrs  Henry  Leffen,  hotel 

Wm.  F.  Ogg,  advocate 

David  Mitchell,  advocate 

James  Bryce,  advocate 

James  Chalmers  (of  D.  C.  &  Co.) 

John  Chalmers,  do. 

Wm.  Hunter,  advocate 

A.  &  W.  Reid  &  Mackenzie,  archi- 
tects 

Wm.  Black,  wine  merchant 

Chas.  Duncan,  advocate 

James  Steele,  M.  D. 

Francis  Ogston,  M.D. 

John  Mather,  commission  agent 

A.  Pirie  &  Sons,  paper  manufac- 
turers 

Inland  Revenue  (late  excise)  office ; 
Collector — Jn.  Anderson  ;  Su- 
pervisor— Thos.  G.  Orchard; 
Clerk— Charles  Croft 

Francis  Edmond,  advocate 

James  Edmond,  advocate 

C.  &  W.  Stewart,  wine  merchants 


24  James  Matthews,  architect 

...  Deeside  Railway  Office — Wm.  B, 
Ferguson,  Secretary 

28 — 29  David  Chalmers  and  Co.,  prin- 
ters, &c. 

Aberdeen  Journal  office 

31  Wm.  Forsyth,  mail  guard 

Adelphi  Lane, 

From  Market  street  to  Adelphi  court. 

I.  Machray  &  Co.,  wine  merchants 
A.  Batten,  commission  agent 
Wm.  Howe,  spirit  dealer 

Affleck  Place, 

From  Mary  well  street  to  Affleck  street. 

1  John  Brotchie 

2  Francis  Cooper,  grocer 

...  James  Drummond,  bootmaker 

3  Mrs  Elliot 

Affleck  Street, 

From  Crown  street  to  Wellington  road. 

1  Robert  Collie 
...  Miss  Ross 

2  Mrs  Weir 

...  Rev.  John  D.  Miller 

3  John  Law,  baker 

4  Wm.  Young,  shipmaster 

5  Peter  Skene,  carter  (Devanha) 
...  Alex.  Gray  (of  A.  &  VV.  Gray 

6  Miss  Barrie,  lodgings 

7  Wm.  Black,  secretary,  Commercial 

Co. 

8  Mrs  Walker 

9  Rev.  Robert  Flint 

10  Alexander  Reith,  carter 

11  Wm.  Henderson,  clerk  (S.N.E.R.) 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


259 


Albert  Street, 

From  Waverley  place  to  Westfield. 

1  John  Reid,  advocate 
...  Mrs  Reid 

2  Thos.  Duncan,  cork  manufacturer 

3  George  Walker,  advocate 

4  Charles  Ruxton 

5  Major  Wm.  Gibb 

6  Mrs  Adamson,  sen. 

8  William  Adamson,  sharebroker 
13  Mrs  Leslie 
15  Robert  Fletcher,   sharebroker   and 

accountant 
17  Mrs  Ligertwood 
19  Wm.  M'Kinnon 
...  Lachlan  M'Kinnon,  advocate 

21  Wm.  L.  Henderson 
29  Rev.  A.  bannatyne 

Albion  Court, 

18  Castle  street. 

Albion  Street, 

From  Park  street  to  Links. 
Sr  Mrs  King,  provision  seller 
10  Wm.  M'Donald,  provision  seller 

13  D.  Campbell 

14  David  Campbell,  plasterer 

15  Mrs  Peebles,  general  dealer 
18  Mrs  Sangster,  provision  seller 

22  Wm.  Stott,  grocer 

28  Alex.  Mackay,  shoemaker 
30  James  Innes,  teacher 


Albyn  Place, 

West  from  Alf ord  place. 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

John  Cadenhead,  advocate,  Albyn 
Cottage 
1  Miss  Robertson  of  Balgownie 
•3  Miss  Cumine  of  Rattray 
5  Francis  Edmoncl,  advocate 

18  Thomas  Bannerman 
...  George  Bannerman 

19  Female  Orphan  Asylum 
...  Mrs  Reid,  matron,  do. 

20  James  Brebner,  advocate 

21  Alex.  Morrice  (of  W.  M'K.  &  Co.) 

22  W.  Connon,  merchant 

23  W.  Cooper  (of  P.  and  C.) 

24  Wm.  C.  Hunter  of  Tillery 

26  Major  Craigie,  H.E.I.C.S. 

27  George  Marquis,  accountant 

28  Wm.  Leslie,  architect 
...  Miss  Watson 

29  Alex.  Nicol,  shipowner 

31  Benjamin  Reid,  seedsman 

32  James  Laing,  ironmonger 

33  G.  Allan,  advocate 

34  Mrs  Wm.  Williamson 

35  John  Willet,  civil 

36  Wm.  Hunter,  advocate 


EIGHT    HAND   SIDE. 

4  James  B.  M'Combie,  advocate 

6  Miss  Black 

8  Wm.  B„  Ferguson,  secretary  (D.  R. 

Co) 
10  Wm.  Thorn 
...  Miss  Thorn 

12  John  Jamieson,  merchant 
14  Edward  Fiddes  (N.  of  S.  Bank) 
16  B.  Moir  (of  J.  Moir  &  Son) 
...  J.  M.  Clark  (J.  Moir  &  Son) 


Alford  Place, 

From  Union  place  to  Albyn  place 

1  Miss  Simpson 

2  John  Milne,  confectioner 

3  Miss  Dalrymple 

4  Charles  Stuart,  shipmaster 

5  John  Smith,  late  of  Rotterdam 

6  Mrs  George  Simpson 

Anderson's  Court, 

46  Loch  street 

?  -:%  Jin  Place, 

Back  Stock etjroad. 

J.  M'Pherson,  comb  manufacturer 

3  Arthur  King,  printer 

4  David  Aitken,  merchant 

Ann  Street, 

From  Maberly  st.  to  Hutcheon  street 

12  Mrs  Riach,  sick  nurse 

31  John  Fullerton,  merchant 

42  Wm.  Duncan 

...  Robt.  Forsyth,  traveller  (S.  R  S.  & 

Co.) 
48  James  Valentine  (J.O.) 

Annand's  Court, 

30  James  street. 
Miss  Burgess,  dressmaker,  <fec. 

Back  Wynd  Stairs, 

From  Green  to  Union  street. 

John  Burnett,  furniture  dealer 
Mrs  Gordon,  broker 

Back  Wynd, 

From  Union  street  to  Schoolhill. 

Stamps  and  Taxes  Office 

5  Turner  Ritchie,  saddler 

7  Mrs    and   Misses    Gordon,    dress- 
makers and  milliners 


"\ 


260 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


9  P.  &  J.  Middle  ton,  tailors 
11  Peter  Thomson,  spirit  dealer 

13  John  Campbell,  post  horse  master 

14  James  Lockhart  (of  L.  and  S.) 

15  J.  M 'Hardy,  smith 

16  John  M'Hardy,  jun.,  smith 

17  J.  M'Hardy,  smith 

19  Donaldson's  school 

20  John  Craig,  saddler 

34  Thomas  Buchan,  letter  carrier 
...  Alex.  Jamieson,  drill  master 
...  Alex.  Mitchell,  merchant 

35  J.  Strachan,  late  bookseller 

36  Miss  Rennie 


Balmoral  Place, 

South  from  Holburn  place. 

Alex.  Gerrard,  teacher 

Mrs  Forsyth 

James  Turnbull,  surveyor  of  taxes 

Mrs  Laing 

James  Anderson,  grocer 

John  Anderson,  grocer 

Baltic  Street, 

From  Prince  Regent  street  to  sLinks. 


1  A.  Alexander  grocer 
6  Mrs  James  Mearns 


Bank  of  Scotland    Court, 

35  Castle  street, 

Bank  of  Scotland,  Arthur  Thomson, 
agent 

Bank  Street, 

From  South  Crown  street  to  Welling- 
ton road. 

John  M  'Condach,  contractor 

2  Robt.  Lindsay,  (S.  N.  E.  R.) 
...  John  Malcolm,  (S.  N.  E.  R.) 
...  George  Catto 

3  Mrs  Dale,  lodgings 

4  G.  and  J.  Angus,  grocers 
...  J  E.  Gordon,  clerk 

5  Geo.  Robertson,  clerk  (T.  &  C.  B.) 
...  Alex.  Copland,  writer 

6  Allan  M'Kechnie,  shipmaster 
...  Robert  dimming,  clerk 

...  Wm.  L.  J  affray 

...  Patrick  Singer  (D.  W.  &  Son) 

8  Wm.  Rae,  millwright 
...  Alex.  Leslie,  moulder 
...  James  Jamieson,  mason 

9  James  Reid,  overseer 

...  James  Watt,  book  keeper 
...  Wm.  Milne,  overseer 

Wm.  S.  Milne  (B.  &  G.) 
...  Mrs  Copland,  grocer 


Bannermlll  Street, 

From  Summer  Lane  to  the  Link9. 

2  James  Longmuir,  shipmaster 

3  Alex.  Scott,  shipmaster 
...  Mrs  Robertson 

4  John  Colvin,  shipmaster 
9  Jonathan  Newson 


Barnett's  Close, 

From  Guestrow  to  Flourmillbrae. 

2  Alex.  M'Gregor,  spirit  dealer 

3  A.  and  J.  Pirie,  blacksmiths 
7  Geo.  Michie,  cooper 

Seattle's  Court, 
102  Gallowgate. 

Seattle's  (J.)  Court, 
99  Gallowgate. 

Belmont  Street, 

From  Union  street  to  SchoolhilL 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

5  John  Stevenson 
...  Wm.  Stevenson,  merchant 

7  Patagonian  Close. 

9  John  Watt,  advocate 
11  Misses  Grant  of  Monymusk 
13  Mrs  Dr  Neil  Sutherland 
15  John  Cromar,  dentist 
17  G.  J.  Nicol,  M.D. 

23  Newell  Burnett,  advocate 
27  Alex.  Simpson,  advocate 

...  Mrs  Simpson,  late  of  Strichen 

31  Deaf  and  Dumb  Institution 
35  Mrs  Mitchell 

41  Mrs  John  Dun 

43  A.  Stronach,  jr.,  advocate 

45  Robert  Shand,  advocate 

EIGHT  HAND   SIDE. 

2  B.  Reid  &  Co.,  seedsmen 

4  Charles  Fyfe,  house  agent 
...  Robert  Johnston,  bookseller 

...  Old    Machar    Poor's     Assessm< 
Office;  A.  Diack,  collector 

...  Alex.  Ellis,  architect 
Gaelic  Lane. 
South  Parish  Church. 
Little  Belmont  Street. 

20  Wm.  Ross,  advocate 

22  Adam  Thomson,  sen. 

...  John  Thomson,  flesher 

24  James  Henderson,  architect 
30  R.  N.  Anderson,  town  sergeant 
...  Mrs  Christie 

...  Mrs  Brodie 

...  Alex.  Ross,  chemist 

32  James  Ewen,  funeral  waiter 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


2G1 


Berry  Lane. 

From  Gallowgate  to  Loch  street 

1  Mrs  Ross,  draper 

...  Mrs  Grant's  lodgings 
9  John  Gibb,  porter 
13  John  Eddie,  chimney  sweep 
19  Wm.  Hurry,  nail  manufacturer 
25  Joseph  Slesser,  railway  porter 
28  Wm.  Clyne  and  Sons,  curriers 

Black's  Buildings, 

From  Woolmanhill  to  Skene  st.  bridge. 

2  Mrs  Balfour 

4  G.  W.  M' Donald,  clerk 
...  Miss  Hird,  milliner 

5  John  Booth,  late  watchmaker 
...  James  Mutch,  letter  carrier 

6  Robert  Mackay,  beadle,  (Gaelic  ch.) 

and  funeral  waiter 

7  Alex.  F.  Knowles,  clerk  (G.  T,  jun. 

and  Co 
...  Mrs  Milne 

8  Miss  Geddes  (lodgings) 

10  John  Barclay,  teacher 

11  James  Anderson,  grocer 

12  W.  Morrison,  flesher 

13  Miss  M.  Lindsay,  dressmaker 
...  James  Craig,  saddler 

14  Alex.  Cruickshank,  grocer 


Blackfriars  Street, 

From  "Woolmanhill  to  St.  Andrew  st. 

1  Alex.  Hay,  merchant 
...  Mrs  Strachan,  sick  nurse 
3  &  4  Alex.  Mowat,  stoneware  mer- 
chant 
5  Robert  Hay,  grocer 
9  Miss  Robertson,  teacher 

13  Mrs  Low,  dressmaker 

...  Joseph  Lawrence,  church  officer 

14  James  Rust,  carpenter 

...  Robt,  Grant  (of  Kerr  &  Grant) 
20  Wm.  Smith,  carpenter  and  builder 
...  James  Ogg,  clerk 
24  Wm.    Robertson,    stoneware  mer- 
chant 
...  Alex.  Beattie,  hairdresser 

27  Wm.  Donald,  church  officer 
...  Wm.  T.  Keith,  bookseller 

28  James  Rust,  carpenter 
30  Mrs  Willox 

40  George  Coutts,  bookseller 
45  Wm.  Yunnie,  carpenter 


Blaikie's    (Provost)  Quay, 

South  side  of  the  Harbour. 

John  M'Lean,   superintendent  of 

meters 
Torry  Farm  Brickwork  Company's 

office 
Alex.  Gillvray,  blockmaker 


Andrew  Brands,  ship  carpenter 
Commercial  Co. 
Aberdeen  Lime  Co. 
A.  &  F.  Manuelle,  stone  merchts. 
G.  Milne  &  Co.,  wood  merchants 
Mowlem,  Burt,  &  Freeman,  stoue 
merchants 


Blairton  Lane, 

From  Broad  street  to  Guestrow. 


2  Broad  Street  Academy 
5  Wm.  Kelmau,  tailor 


Bloomfield, 

South  end  of  Holburn  place, 

1  Miss  Davidson  of  Balnagask 

2  Mrs  Simpson 

3  Mrs.  M'Kenzie,  late  of  Skene 

Bon-accord  Lane, 

From  Dee  street  to  Bon-accord  street. 

10  Jas.  Keith, clerk  (Marble  and  Gra- 

^n^  works,  Constitution  st.) 

11  Mrs  M'Lean,  grocer 

12  Wm.  Christie,  overseer  - 
...  Wm.  Shirer,  clerk 

13  Alex.  Birnie,  mason 

Ilon-accord  Square, 

•  From  East  to  West  Craibstone  st. 

1  John  Carnegie  of  Redhall 

2  Jas.  F.  Beattie,  land  surveyor,  &c. 
...  James  Simpson,  advocate 

3  Misses  Skene 

4  Alexander  Skene,  tea  merchant 

5  James  Milne  (of  G.  Milne  &  Co.) 

7  Mrs  A.  M'Donald 

8  Mrs  Gordon 

9  G.  B.  Bnthwell 

10  Thomas  Best,  late  banker 

11  Wm   Gordon,  sharebroker 

12  Keith  Jopp  (of  W.  &  K.  J.) 

13  Wm.  Pirie,  D  D. 

14  Wm.  Shirres,  merchant 

15  Mrs  Alex.  Simpson 

16  John  F.  White,  grain  merchant 
18  Charles  Anderson 

Bon-Accord  Street, 

From  Union  street  to  Springbank  ter. 

LEFT   HAND   SIDE. 

Langstane  place. 
5  John  Campbell,  post  horse  master 
7  James  Tocher,  clothier 
9  Misses  Paterson,  dressmakers  and 

milliners 
11  Mrs  Pittendrich,  lodgings 
15  Mrs  Cook,  lodgings 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


17  John  Macaldowie,  accountant 
21  Mrs  John  Henderson 

25  Daniel  Laird  (of  J.  and  L.) 

...  Isaac  Baddon,  south  mail  guard 

29  Mrs  Mackie 

31  John  Wood,  surgeon 

83  Miss  Clark 

Bon-accord  lane. 

35  Mrs  Flann,  grocer 

37  Miss  Elder,  corset  maker 

39  Alexander  Levie,  shipmaster 
...  Miss  Mitchell 

43  Win.  Marshall  (of  W.  &  J.  M.) 
...  Mrs  Stewart,  laundress 

45  A.  Robertson,  stonecutter 

...  James  H.  Collie,  hairdresser 

...  Mrs  James  Falconer 

...  Mrs  Shand,  sick  nurse 

49  Alexander  Alexander,  clerk 

...  Mrs  Alexander 

...  Miss  Christie 

...  Miss  Smith,  dressmaker 

51  Miss  Davidson,  milliner 

...  Arthur  Knox,  cabinetmaker 

51£  Alex.  Forsyth 

...  George  Forsyth 

53  Mrs  Thomas  Hector 

57  D.  G.  Cattanach,  advocate 

59  Misses  Gibbon 

61  Miss  Hector 

63  John  Cook,  post-horse  master 

67  Mrs  Wm.  I-iri'e 

...  A.  Keddie,  teacher  (W.  P.  S.) 

69  A.  Wales 

...  Mrs  Justice 

71  David  Miller,  architect 

73  Miss  Smith 

75  Alexander  Ross,  advocate 

77  Miss  Chisholm,  teacher 

79 — 81  Colquhoun  Graham,  baker 

83  Mrs  Collie,  lodgings 

The  Old  Mill  Road. 

85  Misses  Stewart 

86  Mrs  G.  Anderson 

87  John  Kynoch,  teller  (North  of  Scot- 

land Bank) 

88  Mrs  A.  Smith,  of  Blackhills 
S9  Mrs  George  Garden 

90  Mrs  Davidson,  lodgings 

91  Miss  Melville 

SpringbanJc  street. 

EIGHT   HAiJD   SIDE. 

liar  dg  ate. 
4  I.aing  and  Melvin,  saddlers,  &c. 
8  I.aing  and  Melvin,  coachbuilders 
10  Wm.  Robb,  coachbuilder 
14  John  Dempster 
...  Miss  Louden 

East  Craibstone  street. 

18  Mrs  Robb 

20  Mrs  Talbert,  lodgings 

36  Bernard  M 'Donald,  contractor 

Lane  to  Bon-accord  terrace. 

38  Peter  E.  Gordon 

40  Chas  S.  Gordon,  inspector  of  N.  of 

S.  B.  Branches 
42  Robert  Ferguson 

44  Mrs  Ogilvie 

50  Wm,  Stewart,  timber  merchant 


52  George  Pressly,  secretary  (N.  Agri- 
cultural Co.) 

54  Captain  John  Martin 

58  Alex.  Simpson,  jun.,  advocate,  &c. 

60  John  S.  Grant  (of  Grant  &  Donald) 

62  James  Giles,  R.S.A. 

64  John  Duthie,  jun.,  shipbuilder 

66  John  Fraser  (of  J.  F.  and  Son) 

68  George  Watson,  late  merchant 
Entrance  to  Bon-accord  terrace. 

72  Mrs  Christall,  lodgings 

74  George  Webster,   commercial  tra- 
veller 

76  James  Bruce  (of  P.  and  K.) 

80  Alexander  Lyon,  leather  merchant 

82  James  Nicol,  professor  (Marischal 
College) 

84  A.  D.  Scott,  manager 

Springbank  terrace 


Bom-accord  Terrace. 
From  Union  street  to  Bon-accord  st. 

4  Miss  Scott 

6  Mrs  Wade,  lodgings 
10  Mrs  A.  Paterson 
14  John  Drummond,  bootmaker 
16  John  Fyfe,  brushmaker 
18  Hugh  Sutherland,  painter,  &c. 

21  Miss  Allardyce 

22  David  H.  Kennedy,  advocate  (of  K. 

and  F.) 

23  James  Shepherd  (of  S.  and  S.) 

24  Mrs  Stevenson 

25  Bishop  Suther,  D.C.L. 

26  John  Ligertwood,   advocate  (of  J 

and  R.  L.) 

27  Patrick  Davidson  of  Inchmarlo 

28  John  Gray,  surgeon 

29  Mrs  Major  Youngson 

...  Thos.  A.  W.  A.  Youngson,  advocate 

30  Rev.  John  Adam 

31  James  A.  Sinclair,  accountant 

32  Sir  Thomas  Blaikie  (of  J.  Blaikie  & 

Sons) 

33  Mrs  Leslie,  sen.,  of  Warthill 

34  Miss  Young 

35  Alexander  Leslie  of  Birkwood 

36  John  Keith  (of  Pratt  and  Keith) 


BothwelFs  Court. 

25  Justice  street. 

G.  B.  Bothwell 

W.  Brebner,  shipmaster 

A,  Brodie,  sculptor 

Boy's  Hospital  Court, 

19  Upperkirkgate 

Bi-ebner's  Court, 

9  Castle  street 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


263 


Brebnex's  Court, 

84  Shiprow. 

Broad  Street, 

From  Union  street  to  Gallowgate 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

2  Alexander  Henderson,  bookbinder 
...  Alex.  Hurray  (of  W.  H.  and  Sons) 
2§  Joseph  Maitland  (L.  P.  and  P.  Co.) 

3  George   Handyside    and  Co.,   boot 

and  shoe  warehouse 
5  Alex.  Findlay,  boot  and  shoe  ware- 
house 
7  James  Gillespie,  shoemaker 
9  James  Thompson,  shoemaker 

11  Alexander  Findlay,  shoemaker 

13  Alexander  Wilson,  shoemaker 
Netherkirkgate 

15  G.  Clark  and  Son,  booksellers 

17  Thomas  Blair,  shoemaker 

19  Russel  and  Gordon,  booksellers 

21  Win.  Bartlett,  fruiterer 

23  James  Farquhar  (of  F.  and  G.) 

...  Alexander  Crombie 

...  Mrs  Alexander  Barron 

25  Wm.  Duncan,  bootmaker 

27  Wm.  Shepherd,  confectioner 

29  Jas.  Johnston,  messenger-at-arms 

...  Miss  Bowie's  lodgings 

31  Wm.  Stephen,  baker 

33—35  John  BothweU,  bootmaker 

35J  Joseph  Falconer,  baker 

36  W.  L.  Jaffray,  shoe  shop 

Bagg's  lane 

37  Wm.  Duncan,  leather  merchant 
39  Glasgow  gutta  percha  shoe  shop 
43  John  Hall,  merchant 

47  Gutt  Percha    boot  and  shoe  shop, 

F.  Gray,  manager 
49  Mrs  Howie,  lodgings 
...  George  Donald,  tailor 
...  Joseph  Ellicock,  cabinetmaker 
51  John  Matthew,  fruit  merchant 
53  James  Thomson,  shoemaker 

Blairton  lane 
57  James  Aiken,  shoemaker 
59  Mrs  M.  Clark,  bookseller 
61  Thomson's  court 

63  Wm.  Jaffray,  baker 
65  Downie's  court 

...  Mrs  Mitchell,  agent 
67  James  Middleton,  baker 
Sinclair's  court 
69  George  Sinclair,  tailor 
71  George  Grant,  furniture  dealer 
73  T.  Fraser  and  Sons,  shoemakers 
75  Wm.  Imray,  stoneware  merchant 
77  -        Bed  Lion  court 

...  John  Lunan,  wright 
...  Marianus  Lunan,  cooper 
...  James  Lunan,  cooper 
...  Alexander  Nicol,  cooper 
...  James  Melvin,  musician 
...  William  Diack 
79  Buchanstone  M  ill  warehouse 
81  George  Sangster,  jeweller 


83  Eamage  court 

85  John  Forsyth,  leather  merchant 

85£  Mrs  Rennie,  milliner 

87  Alexander  Forsyth,  confectioner 

EIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

1  George  Shepherd,  bookseller 

Huxter  row 
4  Hugh  Ross,  jun.,  haberdasher 
6  Mrs  Geo.  M 'Hardy,  lodgings 
...  Mrs  Mackie,  embroidery  printer 
...  Thomas  Stewart,  agent 
6 — 8  James  Connon,  draper 
10  Anderson  and  Thomson,  clothiers 
Concert  court 
John  Ewen,  tailor 
Miss  Tocher,  lodgings 
Andrew  Wilson,  bookseller 
John  Wilson,  bookbinder 
Arthur    King    and     Co.,    printers, 

Free  Press  Office 
John  Glennie,  tailor 
12  Erskine  Gillespie,   boot  and  shoe- 
maker 
14  Well  court 

...  Robert  Thomson,  furnishing  tailor 
. . .  Miss  Thomson,  ladies'  school 
16  George  Brown,  draper 
18  Alexander  Bothwell,  confectioner 
20  James  Robertson,  hairdresser 

22  Qruden's  court 
...  Mrs  Wishart,  lodgings 

...  Mrs  Mullet,  commercial  hotel 
...  Alexander  Troup,  merchant  tailor 
...  Alexander  Wilson,  shoemaker 
...  Miss  Bowman,  seamstress 
...  Souter  and  Shepherd,  druggists 
24  J.  and  J.  Fleming,  hardware  mer- 
chants 

Bettie's  court 
26  Charles  Coutts,  chemist 
...  James  Robert-on,  hairdresser 
...  George  Shepherd,  bookseller 
...  James  Rettie  (of  M.  Rettie  &  Son) 
...  Andrew  Adams,  photographer 
..    George  Milne,  agent 

23  Geo.  Simpson,  cork  manufacturer 
...  Mrs  Machline,  lodgings 

32  Jas.  Anderson,  Billiard  rooms 

34  James  Stephen,  ironmonger 
Queen  street 

38  A.  Watson,  hat  manufacturer 

385  Charles  Edmond,  agent 

40  Jopp's  court 

...  George  Maitland,  book  agent 

...  George  Scorgie,  porter 

...  Mrs  Watson,  lodgings 

42  Wm.  Diack,  hardware  merchant 

44  W.  Davidson  and  Co.,  grocers 

46  Henderson 's  court 

...  Mrs  Simpson,  lodgings 

...  William  Rollo 

48  Wm.  Brand,  watchmaker 

50  James  Mitchell,  tailor 

52  John  Crane,  grocer 

54  B.  &  W.  M'Kilham,  confectioners  to 
the  Queen 

Longacre 

58  City  Loan  Office  Sale  Room,  Long- 
acre 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


60  Peter  Crombie,  jeweller 

62  George  Smith,  shoemaker 

64  George  Rennie,  printer 

...  James  Ingram,  tailor 

...  Miss  Malcolm,  teacher 

66  Joseph  Ellicock,  cabinetmaker 

68  Francis  Gray 

70  Alexander  dimming,  grocer 

76  Miss  Andrews,  lodgings 

...  Robert  Reid 

78  George  Morrison,  flesher 

80  Robert  Reid,  tobacco  manufacturer 

82  Marischal  College 

...  John  Cooper,  sacrist 

...  John  Colvin,  porter 

84  Ogstoris  court 

...  Adam  Singer,  agent 

...  Mrs  Ogg,  lodgings 

...  Wm.  Moir,  advocate 

86  J.  &  J.  Gordon,  grocers 

88  Gordon's  court 

89  Hugh  Gordon  and  Co. 

90  Joseph  Nicoll,  druggist 

91  Wilson's  court 

...  John  Watt,  sheriff  clerk  depute 

92  Robert  Walker,  bookseller 


Broadford, 

North  west  of  George  street 

Alex.  Shepherd,  cartwright 
1  George  Martin,  grocer 
1£  Morrison  and  Skakle,  jewellers 

3  Alex.  Craig,  Broadford  Bread  Co. 

4  Stephen  Goodbrand,  clerk 
...  Alexander  Martin,  teacher 

5  Alex.  Craig,  Broadford  Bread  Co. 

6  George  Reid 

...  Mrs  Spellard,  midwife 

8  James  Jarvie,  hosier 
...  William  Reith 

9  J.  Garioch,  late  hairdresser 

...  Wm.  Watt  (of  J.W.  and  Sont) 

11  Mrs  Murray 

12  J.  M 'Donald 

14  James  Morgan,  clerk  (D.  R.  Co.) 

...  David  Buyers,  clerk  (R.  and  Co.) 

...  George  Martin,  grocer 

...  Mrs  Allan 

...  Miss  Martin,  milliner 

18|  Joseph  Rowell 

20  A.  Donaldson,  flesher 

21  Robert  Craig,  grocer 

22  T.  Milne 

...  Alexander  Badenoch,  tailer 

23  Alexander  Johnston 

24  A.  Brown,  shoemaker 
26  Francis  Watt,  grocer 
...  Mrs  Cruickshank 

...  Miss  Cruickshank,  teacher 

...  Robert  Cran,  writer 

28  Robert  Glegg  (of  G.  and  T.) 

80  Misses  Hunter 

31  Miss  Bothwell 

33  Barbara  Wigham 
...  Robert  Mathieson 

34  George  Yonngson,  grocer 


35  John  Porter,  feuar 

...  Wm.  Crawford,  flaxdresser 

39  Roderick  M'Kay,  feuar 


Broadford  Place, 

2  B.  Sullivan,  dandy  roll  maker 
...  David  Thomson 

8  Hugh  Fraser,  clothier 
10  Alexander  Duthie,  advocate 


Broadford  Lane, 

From  Broadford  to  Causewayend  road 

1  Robert  Craig,  grocer 

7  Mrs  Gerrie 

8  James  Berry,  gardener 
11.  George  M 'Robbie,  feuar 

Bruce' s  Court, 

22  Loch  street 

Bum  Court, 

44  Upperkirkgate 

Burnett's  Close, 

5  Exchequer  row 

8  James  Duguid,  cottage  hotel 
12  William  Durward,  innkeeper 

Bursar's  Court, 

61  Castle  street 

Calsay  Seat, 

Alexander  Clark,  spirit  dealer 

Canal  Xaane, 

From  Canal  terrace  to  Summer  lane 
1  Robert  Eddie,  agent 

Canal  Road, 

From  Causewayend  to  Froghall 

Robert  Davidson,  chemist 

Misses  Leslie 

Thomas  Masson,  flesher 

Andrew  Suiherland,  Sons,  and  Co.'s 

works 
Andrew  Sutherland,  jun.  (of  AS., 

Sons,  and  Co.) 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


265 


Canal  Street, 

From  Mounthooly  bridge  westward 

1  Basil  Spence 

2  James  Findlay  » 
4  James  Adams  (of  A.  &  B.) 

6  Thomas  Ogilvie,  hat  manufacturer 

7  Angus  Ross  (late  of  79th  regiment) 
...  Robert  Hughes,  engraver 

8  Miss  Gordon,  lodgings 

9  David  Bremner  (Customs) 

10  Alexander  Harp 

11  Henry  Brechin,  founder 

12  John  Robertson,  warehouseman 

13  Alexander  Robb 

...  James  Runcie,  assurance  agent 


Canal  Terrace, 

From  Virginia  street  to  Garvock  street 

3  Alex.  Anderson,  manager  (N.A.  Co) 

4  David  Ross,  secretary 

5  Chas.  Smith  (of  S.  and  R.) 

6  John  Cargill,  shipmaster 

8  Walter  Hood,  shipbuilder 

9  George  Grant,  spirit  dealer 
10  Charles  Anderson,  shipmaster 
...  Wm.  Murray,  shipmaster 

12  James  Meth'uen,  fishcurer 


Candlemaker's  Const, 

46  Gallowgate 

Carden  Place, 

From  Skene  street  west  to  Stoneytown 

James  Edmond,  advocate 

1  "Wm.  Henderson,  builder 

2  David  Mitchell,  advocate 

3  Robert  Thomson,  Broadford  works 

4  Miss  Cumming 

5  Thos.  Melville,  jun.,  ironmonger 

6  Rev.  D.  Simpson 

7  David  Stewart,  manufacturer 

8  David  M  'Donald 

9  Rev.  J.  C.  M'Phail 

10  John  Melvin  (of  L.  and  M.) 

11  William  Brebner  (N.  of  S.  E.  L.  Co.) 

12  James  Wyllie  (of  D.  W.  and  Son) 

13  Mrs  Tawse 

14  Neil  Smith,  jun.,  grain  merchant 

15  Wm.  Routledge  (of  W.  R.  and  Son) 

18  Mrs  Alexander  Farquhar 

19  George  King,  bookseller 

20  Wm.  Paterson  (of  W.  P.  and  Co.) 

Carmelite  Street, 

From  Green  to  Trinity  street 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

5  James  Stewart,  city  missionary 
...  George  S.  Dey,  shoemaker 


5  Mrs  Paterson 

7  Wm.  Cowie,  farrier 

...  John  Smart,  contractor 

...  Miss  Hay 

...  Miss  Hay,  dressmaker 

8  Mrs  Thorn,  lodgings 

...  Mrs  Duncan,  provision  dealer 
...  D.  Boyle  (S.N.  E.  R  ) 

9  Thomas  Jamieson.  wright 

10  James  M'Donald,  porter 
...  Mrs  Allan,  draper 

11  Gordon  Pirie,  fishmonger 
...  James  Brew 

...  John  Mitchell,  spirit  dealer 

13  John  Webster,  baker 
...  George  Watt,  slater 
...  John  Hogg 

EIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

2  John  White,  fishmonger 
...  G.  F.  Cruickshank,  writer 
4  Charles  Calder,  spirit  dealer 

6  Wm.  Gove,  fishmonger 
...  Mrs  Stevenson,  midwife 
7£  W.  &  A.  Hogg,  wrights 

14  Benjamin  Es^on 

18  Mrs  Burnett,  vintner 

20  Peter  Hogg,  tinplate  worker 


Carmelite  3Lane, 

From  Fisher  row  to  Trinity  street. 

2  Mrs  M'Donald,  flesher 
11  John  M'Sloy,  fishmonger 
17  Ann  Stewart,  flesher 

Carnegie's  Brae, 
From  Netherkirkgate  to  Green. 

Caroline  Place, 

From  Skene  square  to  Hutcheon  et. 

1  George  Leslie 

2  Wm.  Walker 

3  Alex.  Walker,  tobacconist 

4  Rev.  James  Stirling 

5  Mrs  Mary  Wigham 

6  David  Gill  (of  F.  and  G.) 
...  Alex.  Gill  (of  F.  and  G.) 

Castle  Street, 

From  Union  street  to  Justice  street 
and  Castle  brae. 

2  A.  Smith,  outfitter 

3  G-  Adam  &  Co.,  tailors 

Town  House 

Lodge  walk. 
North  of  Scotland  Bank 

King  street. 

7  George  Wisely,  worsted  manfac- 

facturer 

8  John  Duncan,  advocate 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


8  George  Davidson,  bookseller 
...  Miss  Bain,  lodgings 

9  Brebner's  court. 

...  Wm.  Ellwood,  principal  attendant 
(St  Andrew's) 

10  James  Tough,  flesher 

11  Alex.  Duffus,  confectioner 

12  James  Gray,  agent 

13  George  Stirling,  grocer 

14  Mathieson1s  court. 

16  John  Joss,  leather  merchant 

18  Albion  court. 

19  Mrs  Cruickshank,  grocer 

20  Wm.  Steele,  collector  of  poor's  rates 
...  John  Smith,  cabinetmaker 

21  Smith's  court. 

22  John  Meikel,  bootmaker 

23  George  Robb,  shore  porter 
...  John  Porter,  do. 

...  Mrs  Clark 

24  J.Jessiman,  grocer 

Peacock's  closp. 
Justice  street. 

25  W.  Adams,  broker 

26,  27,  28,  &  29  Jas.  Spence,  draper 
29  Misses  Robertson,  teachers 
...  Miss  M'Kenzie 

Lobban's  court. 
Castle  brae. 

31  J.  M'Donald,  jun.,  cabinetmaker 

32  Alex.  Gumming,  spirit  dealer 

33  John  Smith,  cabinetmaker 

34  A.    Sim,     accountant    (Bank     of 

Scotland) 
...  Alex.  Brown  (of  P.  &  G.  B.) 

35  Bank  of  Scotland  court. 

...  Arthur  Thomson  agent  (Bank  of 
Scotland) 

38  St  John's  court. 
...  J.  &  G  Collie,  advocates 

39  Wm.  Fraser,  tailor 

40  Adam  Williamson,  hairdresser 

42  National  B  .nk  court. 

...  Thomas  Willock,  teller  (B.  of  S.) 

...  John  Reid,  writer 

...  Wm.  Bennet,  printer 

...  Alex.  Chivas,  advocate 

...  Kennedy  &  Fraser,  advocates 

...  Mrs  Fraser 

...  Wm.  Grant,  van  driver 

43  James  Maclean,  druggist 
43J  Andrew  Wilson,  bookseller 
...  John  Wilson,  do. 

44  Alex.  Davidson,  jun.,  grocer 

45  Duncan's  court. 

. . .  Alex.  Aitken,  shore  porter 

...  Charles  Brook 

...  Wm.  Findlay,  bootmaker 

...  Lewis  Findlay 

46 — 48  James  Daniel  &  Co.,   printers 

47  Charles  Brook,  spirit  dealer 

50  Pirie's  court. 

...  William  Sellar,  confectioner 

51  William  Cooper,  dyer 

52  T.  Menzies,  bookseller  &  stationer 

Marischal  street. 

53  Aberdeen  Eank 

54  Victoria  court. 

...  George  Cornwall  &  Sons,  printers 
&  lithographers 


54  Geo.  Troup,  commission  agent 
...  Hugh  Fraser,  china  merchant 

55  Do.  do. 

56  George  Allan,  advocate 

...  D.  G.  Cattanach,  advocate 
...  James  H.  Forsyth,  M.D. 

57  Wm.  Forsyth  <fc  Co.,  druggist 

58  Commercial  court. 
...  Alex.  Mitchell,  bird  stuff er 
...  MrsySinger,  lodgings 

...  John  Stott,  tailor 

...  Wm.  Robison,  advocate 

...  John  S.  Henderson,  advocate 

...  George  Nicol,  brewer 

...  Miss  Coulson,  milliner 

59 — 60  Ferryhill  Mill  warehouse 

...  Robert  Kemp,  grain  merchant 

61  Bursar's  court. 
...  A.  Smith,  Inn  keeper 

62  James  M'Keaig,  Caledonian  Hotel 

Castle  Brae, 
From  Castle  street  to  Castle  lane 

2  Mrs  John  Chivas 

4  James  Coutts,  surgeon 

5  D.  Henderson,  fishing  tackle  maker 
...  James  Morrison,  coach  proprietor 
...  Robert  Tumbull,  late  coast  guard 

6  James  Maclean,  druggist 

...  Alexander,  Inglis,  ship  chandler 
...  Robt.  Lamb,  shore  porter 
12  James  Craib,  cooper 

CastleMll, 

From  Park  lane  to  Hanover  street. 

Rev.  Alexander  Spence 
Mrs  Spence,  sen. 

1  Wm.  Findlay,  merchant 

2  Mrs  Booth 


Castle  Lane, 

From  Castle  brae  to  Fish  street. 

1  David  Mitchell,  blacksmith 

3  Andrew  Ritchie,  shipmaster 

...  Henry  Cunningham,  shipmaster 

4  John  Simpson  (of  W.  &  S.) 

...  Alexander  M'Kay,  shipmaster 


Catherine   Street, 

From  Causewayend  to  George  street. 

1  George  Christie,  grocer 

2  Archibald  Fraser,  timber  merchant 
...  George  Brewster  (of  A.  &  B.) 

14  John  Gordon,  carter 

...  James  Walker,  bookseller 

16  Robert  Mackay,  clerk 

18  William  Laing 

36  Alex.  Adams,  feuar 

40  Alex.  Benton,  flesher 

54  William  Brown,  coachman 


STREET  DIRECTOEY. 


267 


62  Mrs  Dalgarno 

68  Wm.  Anderson,  2nd  lieut.  of  police 

70  Wm.  Don,  mill  overseer 

71  R.  Cruickshank,  grocer 

72  B.  Rowell,  watchmaker 
...  Miss  Elmslie,  lodgings 
...  G.  &  R.  Clark,  bakers 


Catto  Square, 

Garvock  wynd. 

1  James  Martin,  baker 

5  Andrew  Sim,  blacksmith 
...  John  Grant,  shipmaster 

8  Robert  Payne,  sparmaker 
...  Alex.  Brodie,  sculptor 

10  Mrs  Beggrie,  midwife 

11  George  Craig 

13  W.  Ogilvie  &  Sons,  rope  &  twine 
manufacturers 


Causeway  end, 

From  Gallowgate  to  Gowan  brae. 

1  Alex.  Christie,  grocer 
...  George  Brewster  (of    Adam  and 
Brewster) 

3  Wm.  Duffus,  grocer 

6£  George  Smith 
10  Hugh  Thomson,  flesher 
13  John  Winton 

15  Miss  Mowat,  draper 

16  Chas.  Coekerill,  hairdresser 

17  John  Winton,  grocer 

18  James  Simpson,  gardener 

21  James  Keen,  broker 

22  Mrs  Alex.  Forbes,  provision  dealer 
24  Peter  Cruickshank,  tinsmith 

30  James  Greig,  grocer 

31  Wm.  Forsyth,  grocer 

34  John  Ingram,  cartwright 

47  James  Findlater  plasterer 

48  James  Maitland,  carter 

50  Charles  Provost,  turner 

51  Alex.  Smith,  engineer 

52  Mrs  Naughty,  lodgings 
54  Miss  Wilson,  teacher 

56  John  W.  Brantingham,  grocer 
58  Mrs  Cushnie,  provision  dealer 

63  Wm.  Bruce,  builder 

64  Wm.  Laing,  smith 

68  Alex.  Malcolm,  spirit  dealer 

67  Ebenezer  Bain,  wright 

68  Mrs  MTntosh,  midwife 

70  Chas.  M'Kay,  grocer 

71  Chas.  Provost,  turner 

73  Causewayend  Mill 

74  Mrs  Williamson 

88  John  Charles,  mealseller 

93  Lewis  Jamieson,  grocer 
101  W.  &  R.  Blaikie,  merchants 
111  John  Morgan  provision  dealer 
117  Wm.  David,  feuar 
119  Alex.  Dow,  blacksmith 
127  R.  Robertson,  ropemaker 

...  Wm.  Buckner 


Chapel  Street, 

From  Union  place  to  Skene  street. 


LEFT    HAND   SIDE. 

David  Warrack,  baker 
Geo.  Stephen,  hairdresser 
A.  Douglas,  grocer 

Thistle  street. 
Alex.  Miller,  shoemaker 
George  Merchant,  grocer 
George  Murray,  tin-plate  worker 

Do.  do. 

Miss  Jamieson 
Wm.  Walker,  butcher 
Wm.  Adam,  town  sergeant 
Al.  Sutherland  (Commercial  Bank) 
Rev.  John  Milne,  Holburn  Church 
Mrs  Captain  Milne,  lodgings 
John  Argo,  late  farmer 
Miss  M .  Mitchell,  dressmaker 
Geo.  Davidson,  slater 
J.  C.  Walker,  clerk  (Rettie  &  Sons) 
John  Gumming,  slater 
John  Marshall  (of  W.  &  J.  M.) 
Miss  Burnett 

Gordon  Stuart,  mason  (of  B.  &  S.) 
James  Gordon,  draper 
James  Gibson,  salesman 
Donald  Sinclair,  funeral  waiter 
Robt.  Wallace,  grocer 

Whitehouse  street 
Geo.  Alexander,  upholsterer 
Wm.  Hay 

Wm.  Robertson,  wright 
Geo.  Robertson,  mason 

EIGHT   HAND   SIDE. 


2  Misses  Urquhart 
...  Miss  E.  Stewart,  dressmaker 
10  Mrs  Wm.  Donald 
...  J.  H.  Donald  (of  G.  and  D.) 
12  Miss  Smith  of  Birse 
1 6  James  Watson,  wright 
20  Robt.  Brander,  wright 
....  Miss  Milne,  dressmaker 
24  Wm.  Dunbar,  draper 
26  Wm.  Ewan,  builder 
28  George  Wood,  clerk  (Post  Office) 
34  Rev.  Chas.  Skene 
38  Mrs  Munro,  lodgings 
40  Miss  Jessiman,  lodgings 
...  Mrs  G.  Ross,  lodgings 
...  Misses  Moir,  dressmakers 
42  George  Gordon,  late  merchant 
42£A.  Ledingham,  grocer 
44  Captain  G.  limes 
...  Misses  Matthew,  dressmakers 
...  Malcolm  Ferguson,  stonecutter 
46  George  Paterson,  painter 
50  Mrs  Tytler 
...  Patrick  Watson,  draper 
52  Thos.  Baird,  cabinetmaker 
52£  Miss  Mair 
54  Geo.  Baker,  mail  guard 
...  S.  Baker,  agent  (Wordie  &  Co.) 
56  George  Ironside,  overseer 
...  Jas.  Selbie,  mason 
...  Mrs  Campbell,  lodgings 
...  Miss  Williamson,  lodgings 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


58—60  F.  Cooper,  grocer,  &c. 
Little  Chapel  street 

72  Miss  Hay,  lodgings 

76  J.  H.  Johnston,  pattern  printer 

...  Andrew  Leslie,    commercial   tra- 
veller 

78  Mrs  Stuart,  grocer 

82  Alex.  Forbes 

84  Wm,  Hampton,  cabinetmaker 

86  David  Troup,  feuar 

...  Mrs  Porter 

88  Robert  Wallace,  grocer 

98  Wm.  Daniel,  builder 

...  Wm.  M'Bain,  spiritdealer 
100  Robert  Adam,  advocate 
102  Mrs  Wm.  Collie 

...  Mrs  Grant,  lodgings 
Kidd  lane. 
104  Mrs  Low,  provision  seller 
108  Jas.  Leiper,  grocer 
112  Wm.  Donald,  mason 
114  Mrs  Forrest,  midwife 
120  George  Silver,  baker 
124  Robert  Gordon,  fleslier 
126  James  Youngson,  boot  and  shoe- 
maker 
130  Misses  Taylor,   dressmakers 

...  D.  Taylor  (of  T.  and  H.) 


Chapel  Lane , 

From  Weigh-house  square  to 
shore  brae. 

11  Meter's  court. 

17  Simon  M'Leod,  grocer 
23  Mrs  Wm.  Campbell,  spirit  dealer 


Chapel   Court, 

61  Gallowgate. 

Chapel  Conrt, 

1  Justice  street. 

Mrs  Glennie,  bookseller 
Misses  Wilson,  teachers 
John  Farrell,  teacher 
Misses  Bruce 
Rev  John  Sutherland 
Rev.  Wm.  Stopbani 
Charles  M 'Grig or,  hosier 

Charles  Court, 

40  Upperkirkgate. 

Charles  Street, 

From  Broadford  to  Causewayend. 

3  James  Jarvis,  hosier 

7  James  T.  Bonner,  warehouseman 

8  Roderick  M 'Donald 

11  Alex.  Bain,  shoemaker 
...  George  Porter  (of  P.  &  L.) 


11  James  Leighton,  feuar 

12  William  Peddie,  horse  dealer 

13  Mrs  Mackie 

16  James  Mann,  spirit  dealer 

17  Miss  Elspet  Catto 
...  Mrs  Catto,  grocer 

...  Mrs  Blaikie,  merchant 
19  James  Dow,  fiesher 

Charlotte  Street  (Worth), 
From  John  street  to  Broadford  place. 

4  Mrs  Gordon  Ellis 

...  James  Minty,  Assistant  Inspector 
of  Police 

6  John  Adam,  timber  merchant 
46  James  Stephen,  ironmonger 

...  Geo.  Thomson,  musical  instrument 
maker 

Charlotte   Street, 

From  St  Andrew  street  to  John  street 

1  George  Middleton,  grocer 
...  Alexander  Wishart,  builder 
...  Mrs  Barkway,  lodgings 

3  Alex.  Milue  shoemaker 
...  Mrs  Smith 
...  Mrs  Gilsespie,  lodgings 
...  Geo.  Carmichal,  teUer  (N.  of  S.  B.) 

5  Mrs  Joss,  provision  merchant 
...  Alexander  Marshall 

7  Mrs  Tytler 

...  Wm.  Alexander,  reporter  {F.  P.  O.) 

...  Mrs  M'Combie 

31  James  Stevenson,  teacher 

..    M  rs  Law,  lodgings 

...  Mrs  Gray,  lodgings 

33  John  Tennant,  overseer 

...  Mrs  Tennant,  lodgings 

...  Robert  Sim,  teacher 

...  Mrs  Hay,  lodgings 

...  Isaac  Jolly,  grocer 

...  P.  Dickson,  grocer 

35  Alex  Christie 


Cherryhank  Cottages, 

Off  Bon-accord  terrace. 

John  Boyd,  supervisor 
James  Watt,  leather  merchant 

Cherryvale, 

Skene  street  west 
John  Dickie,  merchant 

Chronicle  Lane, 

From  North  street  to  Mealmarket  st. 

2  James  Gordon,  cooper 

3  James  M 'Donald,  cabinetmaker 
5  Joseph  Skea's  Veterinary  forge 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


269 


9  P.  Green,  horse  shoer 
13  George  Pirrie,  shore  porter 
15  Alex.  Morice,  provision  merchant 


Chronicle  Court, 

32  Broad  street  and  10  Queen  street. 

10  James    Anderson,    billiard    room 

keeper 
...  Mrs  Reid,  lodgings 
...  George  Watt,  register  office 
...  Chas.  Stewart,  mason 

Church  Street, 

From  Waterloo  st.  to  St  Clement  st. 

7  Robert  Ritchie,  letter  carrier 
10  Adam  Anderson,  blockmaker 

Clarence  Street, 

From  Waterloo  street  to  Wellington  st. 

Clark's  Court, 

Upperkirkgate. 

dunes'  Court, 

75  George  street. 


College  Street, 

From  Windmillbrae  to  Affleck  street. 


Charles  Smith  &  Co.,  grocers 

John  Collie,  plasterer 

C.  &  A.  Black,  wrights 

John  Bell,  cooper 

Alex.  Ross,  overseer 

James  Selbie 

James  Walker,  grocer 

Wm.  Hay,  painter 

Alexander  Henderson,  grocer 
Walker's  Court. 

Wm.  Hunter,  grocer 

Dr  Robt.  White 

James  Aberdein,  draper 

Joseph  Leaper,  grocer 

Wm.  Melvin,  carter 

Alex.  Watt,  ropemaker 

Chas.  Black,  wright 

John  Garden,  grocer 

William  Barclay,  rope  and  twine 
maker 

David  Flett,  tailor 

Hogarth  &  Co.,  merchants 

Wm.  Holmes,  sen. 
...  Wm.  Holmes,  jun. 
90—95  D.  Hogarth  <fc  Co.,   provision 
merchants 


87 


College  Street  (South), 

1  David  Main,  shipmaster 
...  Wm.  Simpson  (of  N.  &  S,) 
7  John  Walton,  accountant 
9  Peter  Jamieson,  harness  composi- 
tion manufacturer. 


College  Court, 

82  Broad  street 

Collie's  Court, 

28  Shiprow. 

Collie's  Court, 

60  Gallowgate 

Commerce  Street, 

From  Quay  to  Park  lane 

LEFT   HAND    SIDE. 

5  Wm.  Kidd,  spirit  dealer 

11  John  Cock,  provision  merchant 

12  Wm.  Forbes,  grocer 

13  John  Dunn,  shipmaster 
...  Mrs  Levie,  teacher 

...  Alexander  Taylor  (Customs) 
...  James  Urquhart,  shipmaster 
43  William  Cooper,  dyer 
...  James  Lees,  dockmaster 
...  Robert  Harris,  mealseller 
...  Robert  Milne,  shipmaster 

Virginia  street 
47  Alexander  Cruickshank,  draper 
49  Alexander  Craigmile,  grocer 
...  Arthur  Smith,  painter 
51  Alex.  Craigmile,  grocer,  &c. 
53  David  Mitchell,  blacksmith 
...  John  Brunton,  shipmaster 
55  Donald  Ritchie,  tailor 
61  William  Dillon,  moulder 
...  Wm.  Fletcher,  shipmaster 
...  James  Fletcher,  shipmaster 
...  Mrs  Fraser 
...  Miss  Fraser,  teacher 
65  Robert  Mitchell,  shoemaker 
67  William  Craigmile 
...  Henry  Dunningham,  shipmaster 

EIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

2  George  M'Kay,  hairdresser 

6  Alexander  Eddie,  baker  (shop) 
8  Do.  do. 

...  Mrs  Reid,  lodgings 

12  A.  and  W.  Thom,  commission  mer- 
chants 

16  Barclay  Duthie,  tailor 

...  Miss  A.  Mime,  milliner  and  dress- 
maker 

...  Mrs  Yule,  flesher 

22  Robert  Eddie,  agent 
Virginia  strut 


270 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


46  John  gangster,  druggist 

48  Do.  do. 

...  George  Johnston  (Customs) 

50  Alexander  Rainnie,  builder,  &c. 

70  Wm.  Mitchell,  wright 

...  Alexander  Rainnie,  builder 

...  John  Jamieson,  grocer 

Commerce  Lane, 

1 — 3  John  Gillanders,  sexton 

Commercial  Court, 

58  Castle  street 

Concert  Court, 

Between  10  and  12  Broad  street 

Constitution  Street, 

From  Park  street  to  Links 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

1  William  Walker,  traffic  manager, 

(G.  N.  of  S.  R.) 
3  Mrs  Daniel  Mearns 
5  Wm.  Snowie,  mariner 
7  Mrs  Stewart 
9  Alexander  Imlay 
11  Misses  Strachan 

13  George  Angus  of  Tillycorthy 
...  Miss  Monro,  lodgings 

14  Donald  Ross,  (N.  E.  Coast  Mission) 
...  Mrs  Taylor 

15  Alexander  Cruickshank,  draper 
I65  D.  M.  Connel,  teacher  (Free  North 

school) 

15  John    Morrison,  agent   (C.   of    G. 
Bank) 

...  James  Morrison,  commission  agent 

...  Mrs  John  Morrison 

19  William  Hunter,  grocer 

23  James  Leslie,  engineer  (Gas  works) 

27  William  Bennet,  printer 

31  Archibald  Ellis 

...  Miss  Sinclair 

33  James  Black  (R.  C.  and  Co.) 

35  Miss  Topp 

37  William  Clark 

39  James  Monro,  shipmaster 

41  James  Taylor 

43  Mrs  Burnett,  lodgings 

...  Mrs  John  Wood 

...  Wm.  Lobban,  pattern  maker 

45  Lawrence     Jaffray,     clerk,     Post- 
office) 

...  Wm  Anderson,  assistant  poors'  in- 
spector 

...  Mrs  Wm.  Jaffray 

47  George  Leslie 

...  Alexander  Duncan,  guard  (G.  N.  of 
S.  R.  Co.) 

49  Alexander  Fraser,  merchant 
Railway  bridge 
Marble  ivorks 
Links  Gardens 


50 


EIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

6  J.  J.  Sterling,  flesher 

8  Wm.  C.  Gray  (of  A.  &  W.  Gray) 

Alexander  Ross  (T.  H.  C.  and  Co.) 

Adam  Thomson,  jun.,  flesher 

Mrs  Dr  Proctor 

Joseph  Evans,  barrack  sergeant 

Wm.  Diaek,  grocer 

Alexander  Davidson 

Andrew  Murray 

James  Allan 

John  Allan,  advocate 

George  Pmith,  shipmaster 

Robert  Youngson,  sailmaker 

John  Gray,  flesher 

Charles  Esson,    engineer,   Banner- 
mill 
South  Constitution  street 

Mrs  David  Bruce 

Roman  Catholic  schools 

Wm.  Gordon  (of  J  Sim  and  Co.) 

Alexander  Morison 

Rev.  John  Drake 

Andrew  Reid,  merchant 

Mrs  Hunter 

James  Taylor,  clerk 

Railway  bridge 

Charles  Sefton,  manager,  Banner- 
mill 

Bannermill 


Constitution  St.  (South), 

From  Park  street  to  Constitution  street 

1  Wm.  Gall  (of  G.  and  Sons) 

2  William  Speid,  advocate 

3  Wm.  Downie,  upholsterer 

...  Mrs  Downie,  teacher,  North  Parish 
school 

4  Alexander  Coutts,  wright 

6  Charles  Robertson,  ironmonger 

7  Alexander  Frater,  book-keeper  (J. 

B.  and  Sons) 

8  D.  M 'Donald,  agent 
...  Charles  Gray,  cooper 


Cooper's  Court, 

26  Netherkirkgate 

Correction  Wynd, 

From  St  Nicholas  street  to  Green 

1  Robert  Robertson,  furnishing  tailor 

2  Charles  F.  Runcy.  advocate 

3  John  H.  Stephen,  engraver 

4  James  Stewart,  flesher 

...  John  Davidson,  accountant 
...  John  Watt,  advocate 

5  Alex.  Scatterty,  church  warden 
7  George  Watson,  sawmaker 

9  Robert  Cay,  innkeeper 
12  James  Ledingham,  A.M.,  academy 
...  Miss  Ledingham,  teacher 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


271 


13  James  Duffus,  confectioner 
...  Miss  Maria  Reid,  teacher 

...  Miss  Eliza  Reid,  dressmaker 

14  Alexander  Cumming 

15  John  Simpson,  grocer 

16  Mrs  Skinner,  hotel 

17  Mrs  Watt,  porter  dealer 
24  Mrs  Spark 


Courage's  Court, 

2  Weigh-house  square 

Cowgate, 

From  Justice  street  to  Castlehill 

Craibstone  Street  (East), 
From  Bon-accord  st.  to  Bon-accord  sq. 

1  Archibald  Reith,  M.D. 

2  Mrs  John  Simpson 

3  John  B.  Milne  (of  W.  M.  and  Sons) 

4  Mrs  James  Dyce 

5  H.  Ambrose  Smith,  F.  I.  A.,  secre- 

tary (Northern  Assurance  Co.) 
8  James  F.  Beattie,  land  surveyor 

7  John  Galen,  M.D. 

Craibstone  Street   (West), 
From  Bon-accord  ter.  to  Bon-accord  sq. 

2  Malcolm  Mackenzie  of  Friendwell 

3  George  Jamieson,  jeweller 

4  Miss  Morice 

5  Mrs  H.  Hall 

6  James  Saint,  jun.,  draper 

8  Charles  Stewart  (of  C.  and  W.  S.) 

Craigie  Street, 

From  George  st.  to  Charlotte  street 

11  Mrs  Emslie,  lodgings 

13  George  Allan 

...  James    Dale,    teacher,    (Gordon's 

Hospital) 
...  James  GilfiUan 
...  John  Milne,  overseer 

Craigmile  Court, 

59  and  61  Commerce  street 

George  Goldie 
Charles  Gray,  cooper 
Thomas  Gill,  cabinetmaker 


Craigwell  Place, 

From  Skene  street  to  Skene  terrace 

3  John  Gullon,  plasterer 

5  P.  Finnie,  bookseller 
...  John  Duguid,  wright 
...  John  Fraser,  carver 


Crombie*3  Court, 

37  Park  street 

Crooked  Lane, 

From  St  Andrew  street  to  Loch  street 

5  Aberdeen  Public  Baths 

...  Mrs  James  Angus,  superintendent 

6  John  Baxter,  spirit  merchant 

8  William  S.  Fisher,  police  officer 

Crown  Street, 

From  Union  street  to  Bank  street 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

3  Robert  Wood  shoemaker,1 

Windmill  brae 
5  Hugh  Sutherland,  painter 
7  Misses  Keith,  dressmakers 
9  George  Paterson,  painter 

11  John  H.  Fraser 

...  James  Cassie,  portrait  painter 

15  Mrs  John  M'Gregor 

17  James  Macbeth,  music  saloon 

19  W.  Whitecross,  custom  house  agt. 

21  Robert  Sangster,  flesher 

22,  23,  &  24  George  W.  Wilson,  artist 
and  photographer  to  the  Queen 

26  William  Dunn,  advocate 

27  Miss  Allathan,  lodgings 

28  Alexander  Lyell  (Customs) 

Grown  terrace 

67  Mrs  D.  Gordon,  lodgings 

69  Mrs  Wm.  M  air,  lodgings 

71  Miss  Foote 

73  James  Burgess 

75  Henry  S.  Lumsden,  grocer 

...  Mrs  James  Lumsden 

77  Mrs  Fraser 

79  J.  J.  Kennedy,  agent 

81  Mrs  John  Fleming 

83  Lambert  Barron,  advocate 

85  Alexander  Burness 

...  John  Grant 

87  Hugh  Hogarth  (of  D.  H.  and  Co ) 
St  John's  place 

89  James  Smith,    bookseller    (of    L. 
and  J.  S.) 

91  Mrs  Robert  Ross 

...  Miss  Drysdale 

93  Alexander  Brown  (of  B.  and  C.) 

95  Henry  C.  Oswald,  sharebroker 

97  Mrs  Forbes  of  Echt 

99  Dr  Thomas  Smith 
101  Mrs  James  Keith 
103  George  Sim  (Union  Bank) 

...  Rev.  John  Pickford 

St  Mary's  place 
111  Miss  Davidson 
113  Misses  Turner  of  Turnerhall 
115  Mrs  Wm.  Gray 
117  George  Sutherland,  silk  mercer 
119  James  Bakewell  (Pickford  &  Co.) 
121  George  Clark,  shipmaster 

...  Miss  Garden 

...  Miss  M'Kinnon 


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STREET  DIRECTORY, 


123  John  Anderson,  grocer,  &c. 
Mart/well  street 

125  Miss  Cameron 
...  William  Chivas  shipmaster 
...  Thomas  Shields,  druggist 
...  John  Nicol,  furnishing  tailor 

127  Miss  MitcheU 

129  George  Mitchell,  baker 

131  Mrs  Joseph  Simpson 
...  John  M.  Grant,  clerk 

133  Robert  Reith,  chemist  and  drug- 

gist 

135  Rev.  Patrick  Cheyne 
...  John  Wilson,  grocer 
137  Do.  do. 
139  Miss  Fullerton 

Affleck  street 
141  John  Keith  (T.  and  C.  B.) 
145  J.  Garden,  advocate  (of  M.  &  G„) 
147  Mrs  Bruce 

149  George  Yeats,  silk  mercer 
151  Wm.  Cormack,  merchant 

...  A.  Cormack,  merchant 
153  Mrs  J.  Clark,  lodgings 

...  Daniel  Gray,  grocer 
155  Robert  Kemp,  grain  merchant 
157  P.  Morison  (Aberdeen  Lime  Co.) 
159  James  Lumsden,  professor  of  theo- 
logy (P.  C.  C.) 
169  Peter  Cumine,  merchant 
171  Charles  Winchester,  advocate 

EIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

6  Jean  Jolly,  poultry  shop 
8  John  Senter,  shoemaker 

10  Miss  Scott 

12  Mrs  Bearsley,  fancy  needle  work 

16  Alexander  Campell,  book  agent 

18  Mrs  Taylor's  lodgings 

20  Helen  Sangster 

Crown  place 

82  Mrs  Alexander  Galen 

84  Mrs  Chas.  Robb 

86  Misses  Richardson 

...  Rev.  J.  B.  Ritchie 
865  John  Scott,  teacher 

...  Mrs  Kemp's  lodgings 
Academy  street 
St  James'  Church 
100  Hugh  Ross,  haberdasher 
106  John  Avery,  printer 
108  Charles  Fyfe,  house  factor 

...  Misses  Fyfe,  boarding  school 
112  Robert  Mitchell 
114  Robert  Ligertwood 
116  Alexander  Taylor,  woollen  draper 
118  Wm.  F.  Ogg,  advocate 
120  John  Jazdowski,  teacher 
122  John  Bisset  (of  J.  &  W.  B.) 
124  Thomas  B.  Gibson  (of  L.  &  G.) 

...  Miss  Robertson 

Dee  place 
126  Rev.  A.  D.  Davidson,  D.D. 

128  John  Paterson,  advocate 
130  Captain  Ray,  R.  N. 

132  Irvine  Kempt,  secretary  (S.  N.  E. 

R.) 
...  James  Catto,  shoemaker 

134  Wm.  Shepherd,  confectioner 

136  Wm.  Wallis,  Lloyd's  surveyor 


Springoank  street 
146  George  Leslie,  shipowner 
...  James  Leslie,  shipowner 
148  Robert  Milne,  civil  engineer,   sec. 
and  gen.  man.  (G.  N.  of  S.  R.) 
150  Miss  More 

152  Jas.  Williamson  (of  R.  Catto  &  Co  ) 
154  Mrs  E.  Melville 
156  Rev.  J.  C.  Brown 
158  William  Taylor,   cashier    (Blaikie 
Brothers) 

...  Charles  Playfair,  gunsmith 

...  W.  Murray,  late  builder 

...  W.  Burness,  cashier 

...  J.  Dennison,  shipmaster 

Crown  Street  (South), 

Captain  Wm.  Penny 

Crown  Terrace, 
From  Crown  st.  to  St.  Mary's  place 

1  Mrs  Dawson 

2  Mrs  M 'Pherson's  lodgings 

3  James  Mein,  dentist 

4  E.  J.  Cochran,  advocate  (of  S.  &C.) 

Crown  Place, 

1  Dr  George  Brown 

2  Alex.  Anderson  (N.  A.  Co.) 


Grown  Court, 

41  £  Union  street 

1  John  Johnston    G.  Reid  and  Sons) 
...  Mrs  David  Walker 

2  Thomas  Baker,  printer 
...  David  Pirie,  merchant 
...  G.  Inglis,  merchant 

3  Clark  &  Munro 

4  Wm.  Goodwin,  south  mail  guard 
...  Alex.  Rust,  commission  agent 

...  Duncan  Reid,  M.D. 

Crown  Court, 

36  Upperkirkgate 

Cruden's  Court, 

22  Broad  street 

Cruickshank's  (C.)  Court, 
10  Shiprow 

Cuparstone  Buildings, 

West  of  Cuparstone  place 

Wm.  Donald,  spirit  dealer 
Mrs  Reith 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


273 


Cuparstone  Place, 

From  Holburn  street  to  Cuparstone 
buildings 

John  M'Kessor,  Ashvale  cottage 

Andrew  Robertson,  sexton,  Nell- 
field  Cemetery 

Charles  Downie  of  Ashfield 

James  Ross,  late  upholsterer 

Alex.  Stronach,  feuar 

John  Watt  of  Melbourne 

Miss  Kiloh 

Alex.  Anderson,  manager  (H.  Ogg 
and  Co.)  Rose  cottage 

James  Ferguson,  Grove  cottage 

Alex.  F.  Blaikie,  advocate,  Gran- 
ton  lodge 

P.  L.  Gordon  of  Craigmyle,  Haw- 
thorn cottage 

Miss  Blaikie 

M  iss  Gibbon,  Nelfield  house 

Mrs  Livingstone 


Daniel's  Court, 

48  Castle  street 

Davidson's  Court, 

113  Gallowgate 

Dee  Street, 

From  Union  st.  to  Dee  place 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

5  Cumming  and  Fyfe,  painters 
Windmill  brae 
7 — 9  Thomas  M  'Lean,  baker 
11  G.  Byth,  cabinetmaker  (of  G.  B.  & 

Co.) 
...  Miss  Neish,  dressmaker 
13  James  Findlater,  shoemaker 
13J  James  Mathers,  plumber 
15  CoL  George  Alunro,  staff  officer 
23  Wm.  Rettie  (of  M.  R.  and  Sons) 
25  Wm.  Watson,  W.S.,  Sherriff-Sub. 
27  Miss  Lawrence,  dressmaker 
29  Miss  Beattie 
...  Miss  Morren 

33  George  Jamieson  (of  J.  &  M.) 
35  Miss  Seaton 
37  James  Allan  &  Sons 
39  Robert  P.  Ross 
41  Charles  Begg,  pianoforte  maker 
...  Wm.  Stewart  (of  G.  Milne  &  Co.) 
...  Robert  Milne,  bookseller 
43  Misses  Chisholm,  teachers 
...  Erskine  Gillespie 

Academy  street 
55  Thomas  Will,  manufacturer 
57  Miss  Whyte,  boarding  school 
59  Miss  Stewart 
61  Mrs  Munro 
63  Mrs  Pearson 
65  Miss  Tapp 
...  Robert  Collie,  jun. 


67  Charles  Smith  (of  G.  &  S.) 
69  Rev.  John  Murray,  D.D. 
71  J.  G.  Leslie,  sheriff -clerk  depute 
75  Mrs  Thomson 
77  Wm.  Stephen,  surgeon 
Dee  Piace. 

RIGHT  HAND   SIDE. 

2  James  Fraser  &  Co.,  grocers 

4  George  Russel,  artist 
...  Miss  Cameron 
...  Wm.  Russel  (of  R.  &  G.) 
...  Misses  Anderson,  late  of  Strichen 

Langstane  Place. 
14  Independent  Chapel 
22  Joseph  Skea,  veterinary  surgeon 
...  Mrs  Watt,  provision  dealer 
24  Miss  M'Leod,  milliner 
...  Miss  E.  Barron,  lodgings 
...  George  M'Intosh 
26  Miss  Gordon,  lodgings 
...  Miss  Ann  Gordon,  dressmaker 
28  Geo.  Glegg  (of  Glegg  &  Son) 
30  Mrs  Brebner,  lodgings 
32  Mrs  Dr.  Ingram 
34  Thomas  Duncan,  marble  works 
42  James  Allan  &  Sons,  workshop 

Bon-Accord  Lane.^ 
46  Mrs  Arthur,  lodgings 
48  Mrs  Reid,  lodgings 
50  Rev.  Henry  Angus 
52  John  Whyte  (of  Simpson  &  Whyte) 
54  James  Jamieson,  merchant 
56  George  Grub,  advocate 
58  Robert  Smith,  surgeon 
60  James  Warrack,  agent 
62  MrsSouter 

64  Joseph  Willet,  timber  merchant 
66  Miss  Elder,  lodgings 
68  Miss  Anderson 
70  Rev.  Hugh  Hart 
...  Miss  Allan 

72  Robert  Cobban,  shipmaster 
...  Robert  Munro,  artist 
74  Mrs  Walker 

76  David  Reid  (of  G.  R.  &  Sons) 
78  Mrs  John  Skinner 

The  Old  Mill  Road. 


Dee  Street  (Lower), 
From  Trinity  st.  to  Lower  Denburn. 


Dee  Place, 

From  Marywell  street  to  Springbank, 

1  Mrs  George  Allan 

...  James  Berry,  watchmaker,  &c. 

2  Miss  Leslie 

3  George  Abernethy,  engineer 

...  Joseph  Wright,  wood  merchant 

4  John  Edmond,  bookbinder 
...  Charles  Edmond 

5  George  Gray,  merchant 

6  James  Asher,  agent 

7  Alex.  Brand,  accountant 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Dee  Village, 

Between  Crown  street  and  Ferryhill. 
20  Joseph  Smith,  gardener 

Denburn  Terrace, 

From  Skene  terrace  to  Corbie  well. 

2  William  Clark,  chemical  light  manu- 
facturer 

...  Alex.  Robertson,  plumber 

...  James  Pattieson 

...  J.  Bulloch,  foreman  (J.  B.  &  S.) 

...  Wm,    Bulloch,    clerk    (Broadford 
works) 

...  John  Cattanach 
9  James  Knowles,  butcher 

11  Mrs  Ogston 

...  Miss  Cruickshank,  dressmaker 

...  Miss  Strachan,  laundress 

...  Miss  Prof  at,  teacher,  (Trinity  schL) 

13  Alex.  M'Kenzie,  currier 

15  Wm.  Murdoch,  cabinetmaker 

...  George  Walker 

...  Mrs  Wm.  Smith,  midwife 

...  Mrs  C.  Eddie 

17  Chas.  Law,  merchant 

...  F.  Russell,  beadle,  Free  Greyfriars 

...  Miss  Smith,  dressmaker 

Denburn  (Lower), 

From  Poynernook  to  Spa  street. 

2  Donald  Davidson,  manufacturer 
19  Wm.  Tawse,  tador 
22  Mrs  Peter  Mathieson 

Devanha  Terrace, 

Ferryhill. 

1  Alex.  Stephen,  painter,  &c. 

2  W.  T.  Carr,  M.B.  (R.N.) 

3  Miss  Mitchell 

...  A.  Robertson  (S.  N.  E.  R.) 
...  John  A.  Simpson,  agent 

4  James  Robb  (of  Robb  Brothers) 

Diamond  Street, 

From  Union  street  to  Silver  street. 


Rev.  John  Paterson 

Alex.  Campbell,  horse  hirer 

Miss  Finlason,  teacher  of  music 

Mrs  Massie,  lodgings 

Mrs  M 'Donald,  lodgings 

Miss  M 'Donald,  dressmaker 

John  Allanach,  temperance  hotel  & 

lodgings 
Miss  Robertson 
Mrs  J.  Russell 
John  Russell,  artist 
M.  Rettie  and  Sons,  lamp  manufac- 
turers 
Miss  Lawrie 


Diamond  Lane, 

From  Diamond  street  to  Sdver  street. 

Robert  Alexander,  professor  of  danc- 
ing and  deportment 
George  Ewan,  turner 

Dingwall's  Court, 

85  Gallowgate. 

Donald's  Court, 

20  Schoolhffl  and  16  Loch  street. 

1  William  Collie,  wright 
...  John  Holmes,  grain  merchant 

3  John  Moir,  messenger-at-arms 
...  Mrs  J.  Moir,  register  office 

4  Andrew  Wyness,  fiesher 

5  Thomas  Rutherford,  carver 

6  William  Shirres,  tin-plate  worker 

7  Mrs  Clark's  lodgings 

Downie's  Court, 

65  Broad  street, 

Drum's  Lane, 

From  26  Upperkirkgate  to  Loch  street. 

5  William  Salmond,  letter  carrier 

8  Mrs  Fraser 

9  James  Mann,  broker 
11  Mrs  Stratton 

...  Alex.  Turriff,  funeral  waiter 
...  Miss  Turriff 

15  John  Tillery,  foreman  (F.  &  G.> 
17  Thos.  Ogilvie,  hatter 

Duncan's  Court, 

45  Castle  street. 


Duncan's  D.  Court, 

120  Gallowgate. 

Duncan's  Court, 

74  Gallowgate. 

Duthie's  Court, 

45  Guestrow. 

Duthie's  Court 

14  SchoolhilL 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


275 


East  North  Street, 

From  King  street  to  Park  street. 

1  James  Middleton,    provision  mer- 

chant 
...  Miss  Middleton,  dressmaker 

2  Win.  Smith,  hairdresser 

4  James  Burnett,  flesher 

5  Mrs  Paterson 

6  James  Meston,  grocer 

7  Mathew  Sanderson,  spirit  dealer 

8  John  Dawson,  town's  drummer 
...  James  Burnett,  flesher 

...  Charles  Reid,  sergeant  of  police 

...  Wm.  Skinner,  harbour  patrol 

10  Joseph  Meston,  dealer  in  spirits  <fc 

ale 
12  Wm.  Reid,  gardener 

14  Robert  Marr,  grocer 

15  Rev.  John  Longmuir,  LL.D. 

16  Robert  Man-,  grocer 

17  Mrs  Taylor,  broker 

19  Websttr's  court. 

20  Wm.  Gavin,  grocer 
22  James  Dalgarno 

25  Mrs  Saunders,  broker 
31  Peter  Corbet,  broker 

34  Mrs  Thomas  Govan 

35  Alex.  Smith,  grocer  &  spirit  dealer 
41  James  Rae,  spirit  dealer 

44  James  Collins,  auctioneer  and  gene- 

ral dealer 

45  John  Ewen,  spirit  dealer 
47  Alex.  Cooper,  gardener 

50  James  Davidson,  pie  shop 

51  Peter  M  'Donald,  spirit  dealer 

52  Colin  &  J  ames  M  'Leod,  tinsmiths 
58  Thos.  Gordon,  flesher 

60  Alex.  M  'Kenzie,  broker 
67  Wm.  Findlay,  spirit  merchant 
...  A.  Davidson,  stoneware  merchant 
70  Wm.  Smith,  grocer 


Edward  Place, 

12  Seamount  place. 

Elmslie's  Court, 

26  Gallowgate. 

Ewen's  Court, 

42  Gallowgate. 

Exchange  Street, 

From  Hadden  street  to  Guild  street. 

A.  &  W.  Gray,  agents 

Thos.  Thomson,  Gunmaker 

H.  Cooper  &  Co.,  manufacturers 

W.  &  J.  Bisse,  wholesale  merchants 


Aberdeen  Savings  Bank 
Alex.  Ross,  advocate 
John  Senter,  photographer 

Exchange  Court, 

Between  35  and  37  Union  street. 

Brown  &  Carr,  wholesale  ciothiers 

Alex.  Duff  us,  confectioner 

Jn.  Milne  (of  J.  Milne,  Sons  &  Co.) 

James  Connan,  merchant 

C.  Cattanach  &  Co.,  tailors 

A.  M 'Kenzie  &  Co.,  tailors 

Exchequer  Row, 

From  Castle  street  to  Shiprow. 
1  David  Mackay,  druggist 

4  Mrs  M'Gilvray 

5  Burnett's  Close. 

7  Alex.  M  'Gillvray,  spirit  dealer 

9  Exchequer  Court. 

8 — 10  Joseph  Nicol,  baker 
11  Wm.  Gray,  spirit  dealer 
13  John  Youngson  (Lucknow  tavern) 

Exchequer  Court, 

9  Exchequer  row. 

4  Victoria  Lodging  House— Patrick 
Tarrant,  superintendent 


Exchequer  Place, 

Weigh-house  square. 
1  George  Knight,  clerk 

Farquhar  Place,. 
218£  Gallowgate. 

Farquhar' s  Court, 

17  Upperkirkgate. 

Ferguson's  (J.)  Court, 

108£  Gallowgate. 

Ferrier  Lane, 

From  North  street  to  Mealmarket  st, 
4  Peter  Forrest,  horse  shoer 

Ferryhill, 

Near  Devanha  Brewery. 

Jas.  Abernethy  (of  J.  A.  &  Co.),, 

Ferryhill  cottage 
J.  Abernethy  &  Co.,  founders,  &c. 
Mrs  Abernethy,  sen. 
Thos.  Laurie  (late  of  J.  A.  &  Co.) 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Fexxyhill  Place, 

From  Rotunda  place  to  Marine  place. 

LEFT   HAND   SIDE. 

17  A.  Stronach,  jun.,  advocate 

19  James  T.  Mackay 

21  Robert  Home 

23  A.  Scott,  shipmaster 

25  Robert  Beveridge,  manufacturer 

27  James  O.  Haig,  manufacturer 

29  Mrs  Laurie 

KIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

1  W.  Esplin,  sen.,  general  manager 

(S.  N.  E.  R.  Co.) 
...  Peter  Beveridge,  manufacturer 

2  W.  Lunan,  accountant  (S.  N.  E.  R. 

Co.) 
...  Wm.  J.  Deans,  contractor 

20  George  Farquhar  (Herald) 

22  James  Sutherland,  shipowner 

24  Angus  Cameron 

26  George  Gordon,  (G.  L.  Co.) 

28  Thomas  G.  Beveridge 

30  J.  Bannatine,  shipowner 
32  Mrs  G.  Gordon 

...  James  K.  Alexander 


Fish  Street, 

From  Castle  lane  to  Albion  street 

5  John  Longmuir,  smith 

...  Thomas  J  affray,  coach  builder 

6  Robert  Reach,  shoemaker 
...  Alex.  Alexander,  grocer 

7  Alex.  Adam,   manager,    Aberdeen 

Salmon  Co. 


Fishex  Row, 

From  Maltmill  bridge  to  Green. 

15  Robert  Roberts,  spirit  dealer 
17  Robert  Falconer,  spirit  dealer 
19  James     M  orison,      superintendent 
(Aberdeen  market) 
Alexander  Ellis,  architect 


Flouxmill  Bxae, 

From  St.  Nicholas  st.  to  Barnett's  cL 

1  Mrs  Shirreff's  Union  Inn 
N.  S.  E.  Loan  Co. 

2  Geo.  Duncan,  grain  merchant 

3  David  Duguid,  fishing  tackle  maker 
...  Wordie  &  Co.,  Railway  agents 

6  P.  Forbes,  sawmaker 

7  Wm.  Anderson,  blacksmith 
...  James  Mowat,  renovator 

8  Do.  do. 


Flouxmill  Lane, 

From  Netherkirkgate  to  Flourmill  br. 

N.  S.  E.  Loan  Co. 
2  Wm.  Anderson,  blacksmith 
...  G.  <fc  J.  Morris,  horse  shoers 

Fonthill  Place, 

Near  St  Machar  place. 

Mrs  Dunn 

David  Dunn 

Peter  Duguid,  advocate 

Forbes  Stxeet, 

From  Rosemount  ter.  to  Rosemount  pi. 

1  Francis  Fiddes,  bootmaker 
5  Thomas  Curr  (J.  and  R.  Urquhart) 
...  John  Adam,  timber  merchant 
7  Mrs  Wm.  Anderson 
20  Andrew  Hutcheon,  heddlemaker 
24  W.  Davidson,  stoneware  merchant 


Foxbes  Court, 

78  Green. 

Frederick  Stxeet, 
From  King  street  to  Park  street. 

LEFT  HAND   SIDE. 


3—5  William  Begg, 

7  Neil  Smith,  grain  merchant 
...  Alex.  Gray,  Aberdeen  Coach  work 
15  William  Devine,  shipmaster 
23  John  Sim,  shoemaker 
25  Mrs  Cumming 
27  Robert  Mathieson,  shipmaster 
29  Alex.  Buyers 
...  John  Robb,  plumber 
31  Alex.  Davidson,  jun.,  grocer 
...  James  M'Callum 
38  William  Watson,  tailor 
41  Alex.  Paterson,  mill  overseer 
...  Adam  Gillen,  provision  dealer 
.,.  Robert  Elrick 
43  Alex.  Dunn,  clerk   (Blaikie  Bros.) 

Dr.  Bell's  school. 
45  Geo.  Law,  shipmaster 
47  Wm.  Ross,  beadle  (F.  N.) 
...  George  Watt,  shipmaster 
49  George  Milne,  spirit  dealer 

EIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

•  2  Widow  Davidson,  provision  dealer 
*4  David  Roberts,  saddler 
...  Alex.  Hutch'eon  (R.  A.  H.) 
6  Mrs  Reid 
...  Mrs  Smith 

...  Mrs  Cruickshank,  Bell's  school 
14  James  Mitchell,  spirit  dealer 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


277 


18  A.  Rattray,  pipe  maker 
...  Mrs  James  Christie,  lodgings 
20  Wm.  Hurry  &  Sons,  nail  manufac- 
turers 
24  Geo.  Smith,  cattle  salesman 
30  James  Nicolson,  marble  cutter 
38  Mrs  Foote 

44  John  Wilson,  house  carpenter 
...  Alex.  Coutts,  wright 
48  Mrs  George,  dressmaker 

Gaelic  Lane, 

From  Belmont  street  to  Back  wynd. 

1  John  Campbell's  stables 

10  Miss  Ross,  dressmaker 

11  John  Fraser,  tailor 


Galen's  Cotixt, 

21  Guestrow. 


Gallowgate, 

From  Broad  street  to  Causewayend, 
Mounthooly. 

LEFT  HAND   SIDE. 

I  Joseph  Nicol,  druggist 

5  John  Ray,  tinsmith 

7  James  Seton,  spirit  dealer 

17  Alexander  A  damson,  tinsmith 

19  Jno.  M  'Kenzie,  stoneware  mercht. 

21 — 23  "William  Rennie,    smith    and 
furniture  dealer 

25  James  Craigen,  auctioneer 

27  Milne's  court. 

...  Wm.  Sherar,  furniture  dealer 

29  Wm.  Crombie,  cabinet  maker 

31  Jopp's  court. 

...  Aberdeen  Salmon  Co.'s  office 

...  Jopp  <fc  Shand,  advocates 

...  Andrew  Jopp,  advocate 

...  William  Moir,  advocate 

...  A.  Aberctombie 

...  Wm.  Jopp  (of  W.  &  K.  Jopp) 

...  Mrs  Andrew  Jopp 

St  Paul  street 

47  Thomas  Watson,  draper 

49  D.  Eeid's  court 

...  Mrs  G.  M 'Kenzie,  lodgings 

...  Miss  Jane  Milne 

55  Mrs  Watson,  lodgings 

...  Wm.  Lindsay,  bookseller 

61  Chapel  court. 

61  H.  Franklin,  boot  and  shoemaker, 
and  clerk  (St  Paul's) 

...  Miss  Mearns 

63  Mrs  Davidson,  provision  dealer 

65        Milne's  (Provost)  court. 

...  William  Pittendrigh,  builder 

67  Alex.  Thom,  spirit  and  provision 
merchant 

71  Miss  Halcrow,  dressmaker 

73  John  Gray,  cabinetmaker 

75  Milne's  court. 

77  David  Lonie,  tailor 


79  James  Fyfe  (of  C.  <fc  F.) 

83  John  Chalmers,  baker 

85  Dingwall's  court. 

89  J.  Vessie  &  Co.,  bookbinders 

91         Wm.  Henderson's  court. 

...  Mrs  Johnston,  lodgings 

...  Wm.  Younie,  cal>intemaker 

99  Ueattv's  (J.)  court. 

101  John  Beattie,  mealseller 
103  M  oit  's  court. 

107  Winlaw's  court. 

...  Wm.  Taylor  (J.  &  A.  Gibb) 
109  George  Forbes,  grocer 
111  Watt's  court. 

113  Davidson's  court. 

119  Shewan's  court. 

...  James  Pirie,  blacksmith 
121  Joseph  Middleton,  spirit  dealer 
123         Henderson' s  (A.)  court. 
133—135  Wm.  Paterson,  druggist 
137  Archibald  Grant,  spirit  dealer 
139  Simpson's  court. 

141  John  Gall  &  Co.,  grocers 
143  Alexander's  court. 

...  John  Alexander,  grocer 
145        Do.  do 

147  James  Ironside,  hairdresser 
149  Joseph  Bisset,  confectioner 
151  John  Kelman,  cooper 
153  Robert  Bain  broker 

Innes  street. 
155  Thomas  Farquharson 
155s  Robert  Mitchell,  lock  and  hinge 

maker 
157  Peter  Grant,  surgeon 
161         Henderson's  (  IV.)  court. 
163  Alexander  Ririe,  broker 
165  William  Yule,  grocer 

...  Chas.  Moir,  clerk 

...  Andrew  Reid 

...  Mrs  Andrew  Reid,  lodgings 
Young  street . 
167  John  Anderson,  baker 
169  Charles  M 'Donald,  spirit  dealer 
171  James  Vessie  &  Co ,  booksellers 
175  James  Courage,  cooper 
177  Do.  do. 

...  Miss  Courage,  teacher 

...  Geo.  Byres,  provision  merchant 
179  Mrs  Ross,  draper 

Berry  lane. 
181  William  Booth,  grocer,  &c. 
183  Do.  do 

187  Robt.  Langlands,  provision  dealer 

Windy  Wind. 
193  Ewen  M 'Donald,  grocer 

Gerrard  street. 
207  George  Robertson,  ironmonger 
209  Mrs  Roberson,  provision  agent 
211  David  Anderson,  baker 

214  David  Wilson,  shoemaker' 

215  Charles  Porter,  baker 

216  Miss  Gill 

217  William  Duncan,  flesher 

218  William  Hobrow,  grocer 
...  Miss  Farquhar,  milliner 

218j  Farquhar  place. 

219  W.  Routledge  and  Son,  rope  manu- 

facturers 

220  Miss  Routledge 


278 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


EIGHT  HAND  SIDE, 

2  Mrs  J.  Brebner 

4  George  Melvin,  shoemaker 

6  Win.  Gibson,  flesher 

8  James  Home,  sheriff  officer 
...  John  Home,  clerk 
10  John  Ritchie,  furniture  dealer 
12  Hugh  Ross,  umbrella  maker 
14  Hugh  Gordon  and  Co.,  iron  mer- 
chants 
...  John  Gray,  commission  agent 
...  George  H.  Gray,  commercial  tra- 
veller 
16  Miss  Clark,  ladies'  school 
18  George  M'Kay,  leather  cutter 
20  Thomas  Clyne,  tea  dealer 

Lit/lejohn  street. 
22—24  William  Clyne  and  Son,  shoe 

manufacturers,  &c. 
26  Emslie's  court. 

28  James  Fraser,  hairdresser 
30  Inglis'  court. 

32  James  Inglis,  baker 
34  Beid's  court. 

...  Alexander  Durno,  printer 
...  George  Hall,  turner 
...  Wm.  Younie,  cabinetmaker 
36  Alex.  Lindsay,  furniture  dealer 
38  Wm.  Kooth,  spirit  dealer 
40  Simpson  Edward,  baker 
42  JSwen's  court. 

44  Robert  Davidson,  grocer 
46  Oandlemaker's  court. 

...  John  Scott,  chimney  sweep 
48  James  Findly,  grocer 
48£  Do.  do. 

50  Maclean's  court. 

54  George  Thompson,  baker 
56  Poor's  Hospital  court. 
...  Girls'    Hospital,    Miss    Ferguson 

matron 
58  David  Knox,  ironmonger 
60  Collie's  court. 

62  Wm.  Lindsay,  bookseller 
64  Bhind's  court. 

70  Plasterer's  court 

72  James  Watson,  broker 
74  Duncan's  court. 

80  McKay's  court, 

90  Shaw's  court. 

...  Robert  Shaw,  messenger-at-arms 
92  Alex.  Wishart,  flesher 
94  George  Smart,  provision  dealer 
98  Porthill  close. 

102  Beattie's  court. 

...  R.  Mitchell,  lock  and  hinge  maker 
104  Arthur  Fraser,  grocer 
106—108  T.  Melville  &  Sons 
106  John  Webster 

Melville's  court. 
IO85        Ferguson's  (J.)  court 

...  James  Chasser,  town  sergeant 

...  Alex.  Watson  Do. 

1 10  James  Hall,  flesher 
116  Mi  Cook's  court, 

118  Mrs  Baxter,  broker 
120  Duncan's  (Z>.)  court 

...  Porthill  school 
122  Wm.  Pyper,  spirit  dealer 
124  John  Garden,  bookseller 


126  Sutherland's  cawt. 

128  Archibald  Watt,  watchmaker" 
132  Friends'  Meeting  House 
138  Mission  Chapel 
144  Beid's  court. 

...  Robert  Lafferty,  beadle 
152  Logan's  court 

156  Alex,  Edwards 

...  Grant  and  Miller,  fleshers 
166  John  Rose,  stabler 

Sen  mount  place. 
170  Samuel  Willans,  stoneware  mer- 
chant 
180  Robert  Brown,  stabler 
182  George  Robb,  clerk 

...  Miss  Watt,  draper 
188  Mrs  Peterkin,  midwife 

...  George  Wilson,  tailor 

190  Mrs  Allen,  pie  maker 

191  James  Milne,  flesher 

196  Robert  Cruickshank,  grocer 

202  James  Anderson,  grocer 

204  Mrs  George  Meffet,  haberdasher 
...  Wm.  Williams,  spirit  dealer 

206  Mrs  W.  Benzie 

210  Robt.  Walker,  hairdresser 
...  Robert  Walker,  bookseller 
...  Miss  Mary  Walker,  teacher 

212  Andrew  Craig,  grocer 

Gardiner's  Lane, 

From  Justice  street  to  East  North  st. 

Garden's  Lane, 

120  West  North  street. 

Garvock  Street, 

From  Canal  Basin  to  Garvock  wynd. 

1  Mrs  Alexander  Smith,  lodgings 

2  John  Gordon,  fishcurer 

3  James  Berry,  grocer 

6  Mrs  Levie,  teacher 

...  Alexander  Barnett,  keeper  of  draw 

bridge 
...  William  xMilne,  shipmaster 

7  John  Lyon,  shipmaster 

...  George  Urquhart,  shipmaster 
...  James  Ross,  writer 

8  George  Spark,  grocer 

Garvock' s  Wynd, 

From  Garvock  street  to  the  Links, 
Robert  Maitland,  shipowner. 

Gas  Street, 

From  Trinity  street  to  Poynernook. 
Gas  Light  Company's  Office 
George  Gordon,  manager  and  sec- 
retary 

3  WiUiam  Ross,  wright 

4  James  Chalmers,  superintendent 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


279 


Geddes'  Court, 

17  Prince  Regent  street 

George  Street, 

From  St  Nicholas  street  to  North 
Broadford. 

LEFT  HAND   SIDE. 

1  George  Mitchell,  spirit  dealer 
3  Do.  do. 

5  J.  &  W.  Runcie,  tinsmiths 
7  Archibald  Courage,  bookseller 
9  John  Sharp,  musical  instrument 
maker 

11  Do  do. 

17  John  Hamilton,  cutler 

19  George     Gordon,     fishing   tackle 


27  James  Dakers,  coach  builder 

31  George    Gordon,    fishing    tackle 

maker 
35  Miss  Robertson,  dressmaker 
37  John  Bannerman,  dyer 
37  J  Geo.  Bothwell,  basketmaker 
43  Robert  Robertson,  shoemaker 
45  Robert  Gilbert,  plasterer 
51-53-55  Alex.  Wallace,  grocer 

Loch  street. 
61  Patrick  Dickson,  grocer 
63  James  Laing,  skinner 
65  Aberdeen  Provision  Society 
67  John  Croll,  baker 
71  Alex.  Brown,  leather  merchant 
73  VVm.  Findlay,  grocer 
75  dunes''  court 

...  Wm.  M'Intosh,  wire  worker 
77  Charles  Mitchell,  grate  manufac- 
turer 
81  Machraxfs  court. 

...  Pickford  and  Co.,  stabling 
S3  Wm  Knox,  grain  merchant 
93  John  Baxter,  turner 
95  David  Thomson,  bookseller 
97  Thos.  Ferguson,  tinsmith 
99  Ligertwood's  court. 

...  George  Mackie  bootmaker 
...  John  Middleton,  cabinet  maker 
...  J.  B.  Simpson,  clerk  (G.  L.  &  Co.) 
105  James  Stewart,  flesher 
107  Miss  Greig,  bootbinder 
...  Miss  Moir,  dressmaker 
St  Andrew  street. 
113  D.  M 'Donald,  leather  factor 
115  John  Walker,  bootmaker 
119  David  Wright,  furniture  dealer 
121  John  Cooper,  hairdresser 
123  Mrs  Cooper,  midwife 
...  J.  Walker,  watchmaker 
...  Alex.  Davidson,  spirit  dealer 
125  Do.  do. 

127  Alex.  Christie,  timber  merchant 

Unitarian  Church 
141  Miss  Wilson,  grocer 
143  Miss  Huddlestone 
...  Peter  Huddlestone 
145  Robert  Mustard,  tailor 
149  Robert  Meff,  baker 


John  street. 
153  Francis  Muil,  baker 
155        Do.  do. 

157  Ben.  Rowell,  watch  &  clockmaker 
163  John  Chapman,  builder 
...  Mrs  Gillespie,  lodgings 
172§Alex.  Philip,  dyer 
175  Wm.  Barnett,  innkeeper 
179  Glegg   and  Thomson,    iron   mer- 
chants 
187  Alex.  Mackie,  shipmaster 
191  John  Lamb,  photographer 

Craigie  street. 
229  Ebenezer  Bain,  wright 
Pillar  Letter  Box 
Free  Greyfriars  Church 
Broadford  place. 
235  Thomas  Mellis,  spirit  dealer 
237  Wm.  Harper,  shoemaker 
239  James  Ross,  clothier 
243  Miss  Alexander,  lodgings 

Kingsland  place. 
247  John  M  'Gillvray,  hairdresser 
249  Lewis  M  ilne,  grocer 
253  Wm.  Anderson,  tailor 
255  George  M  aitland,  book  agent 
257  Miss  Russell 
259  Mrs  Knox 

...  Michael  Roy,  shoemaker 
261  James  Wallace,  inspector  of  poor 
...  Jas.  Smith,  accountant  (L.  &  C.  S. 
Co.) 
263  J.  Leslie,  manufacturer 

...  G.  C.  Leslie  (of  J.  L.  &  Son) 
265  James  Forbes  (of  J.  Forbes  and 

Sons)  Kingsland  house 
267  Miss  Cree 

269  David  Walker,  plane  maker 
273  Wm.  A.  Mathew,  merchant 
275  Robert  Mustard,  tailor 

...  Andrew  Mustard,  clerk 
277  A.  Paterson,  provision  merchant 
279  Captain  Pickthorn 
281  David  Benzie,  shipmaster 
2S3  John  Ewen,  jun.,  spirit  dealer 
Hutcheon  street. 

RIGHT  HAND   SIDE. 

2,  4,  6  James  Brown,  draper 
12  James  Simpson,  fish  dealer 
14  John  A.  Machray,  grocer 
16  George  M  orison,  brushmaker 
18  Alex.  Watson,  stoneware  mercht. 
22  Thos.  Craig  &  Sons,  tobacco  and 

snuff  manufacturers 
24  Mrs  Rollo,  register  office 
...  Robert  Smith,  leather  warehouse 
...  Miss  Tait,  pattern  printer 
26  John  M  'Gregor,  dyer 
28  Wm.  Eddie,  chemist  and  druggist 
...  John  M 'Gregor,  dyer 
30  Wm.  Eddie,  druggist 
32  A.  Mathieson,  ironmonger 
34  David  M  'Gregor,  dyer 
...  Wm.  Brown,  fishing  tackle  maker 
36  Do.  do. 

United  Presbyterian  Church. 
38  James  Laing,  skinner 
40  Alex.  W'alkinshaw,  boot  and  shoe 
maker 


280 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


C.  Frederick,  clock  maker 
J.  J.  Stirling,  flesher 
J.  Sherar,  ironmonger 

Do.  do. 

P.  Donald,  draper 
Misses  Robertson  &  Smith,  drapers 
George  Ross,  grocer 
Loch  street. 
John  Mathieson,  spirit  dealer 
Kenneth  Munro,  baker 
Steirart's  court. 
Miss  Stewart,  dressmaker 
Mrs  Stewart,  register  office 
John  Sorely,  reed  maker 
Wm    Sedgewick,  cutler 
Mrs  Paul,  broker 
Alex.    Davidson,     Buxburn    mill 


76  D.  L.  Shirres  &  Co. 
78  Michael  Messmer,  clock  maker 
80  Rodger  Lindsay, 
82  Peter  Reid,  furniture  dealer 
86  John  Vigrow,  printer 
...  Miss  Vigrow,  milliner 
88  Wm.   Robertson,   stoneware  mer- 
chant 
90  Mrs  Taggart,  stabler 
92  Alexander  Smith 
...  Richard,  Philip,  tailor 
...  Miss  Caie 

94  David  Middleton,  grocer 
104  John  Watson,  dyer 
106  Miss  Symon,  dressmaker 
108  Mrs  Beny,  green  grocer 
110  Irvine  &  Seton,  shoe  warehouse 
112  Wm.  Masson  grocer 

St  Andrew  street. 
114  Isaac  Jolly,  grocer 
116  Misses  Robertson,  teachres 

...  Misses  Pittendrigh,  lodgings 
120  James  Abeidein,  draper 
122  John  Fraser,  tailor 
124  Miss  Pirie,  lodgings 

...  Miss  Kelman,  lodgings 
126  Alex.  Davidson, 
128  James  Lucas,  pavier 
134  George  Tough,  draper 
136  John  Tytler  (Hogarth  &  Co.) 

...  Misses  Jolly,  dressmakers 
138  Robert  M.  Evskine,  surgeon 
140  J.  Gray,  engineer  (W.  M'K.  and 
Co.) 

...  Mrs  Flett,  baker 
142         Do.        do. 
142J  Miss  Milne,  dressmaker 

...  David  -Johnstone,  agent 
144  Wm.  Collie,  painter 
146  John  W.  Brantingham,  grocer 
146 k  Mis  Edward,  lodgings 

...  Mrs  Colonel  Brander 

...  Wm.  Donald,  milliner  &  draper 
148  Do  do.  do. 

150  George  Coutts,  bookseller 
152  John  Strath  (A.  Ogston) 
154  James  Reid,  tailor 
156  Geoge  Knox,  printer 
158  J.  Reid,  flesher 
160  John  Marshall,  grocer 

John  street. 
168  Miss  M'Donald,  lodgings 


170  George  Thomson,  musical  instru- 
ment maker 
172  Peter  Gellan,  lastmaker 
176  Robert  Laing,  shoemaker 
18  >  James  Balfour,  confectioner 
182  Wm.    Ronald,    hide   and   leather 

factor 
184  A.  Lamb,  plumber 
186  Misses  Hogg,  dressmakers 
190  John  Tough,  tailor 
192  Jas.  Kinghorn,  draper  &  clothier 
196  Mrs  Catto 

198  A.  Lyon,  hide  &  leather  factor 
202  James  Firth,  slater 
204  Peter  Cormack  tailor  &  clothier 
206  James  Ross,  clothier 
214  Robert  Stevens,  grocer 
216  George  Connon,  traveller 
218  Alex.  Robertson,  baker 
220  Miss  M'Grego  ,  lodgings 

...  Mrs  Taylor,  lodgings. 
222  Wm.  Kerr,  boot  and  shoemaker 
228  G.  Wilson,  chemist  and  druggist 
230  Arthur  Donaldson,  flesher 
232  •!  ohn  Lamb,  photog  apher 

...  Wm.  Moir  (J.  F.  and  Sons) 
Spring  Garden. 
238  George  Thomson,  flesher 
242  John  M'Gillvray,  hairdresser 
244  Thomas  ^im,  fruiterer 
Gerrard  street 
254  Henry  Farquha'  son,  grocer 
256  G.  Wilson,  chemist  <fc  druggist 

...  David  Middleton,  grocer 
258  James  Donald,  spirit  dealer 
260  Alex.  Benton,  flesher 
264  John  Booth  (of  Logan  &  Co.) 

...  James  Roger,  clerk 
266  Alex.  Linton,  surgeon 

...  George  Duncan,  grain  merchant 
268  Rev.  James  Smith 

Catherine  street 
270  Wm.  Hatf,  merchant 
278  Mrs  Thomson,  lodgings 
284  Daniel  M  'Kenzie,  house  agent 
286  Michael  Roy,  shoemaker 
292  David  Craig,  grocer 

Hutcheon  street. 
294  George  Watson,  cartwright 

...  Miss  Watson,  dressmaker 
296  Wm.  Morgan,  hairdresser 
298  Peter  Cosgrove,  grocer 
300  John  Walker,  night  watchman 
306  Robert  Smith,  blacksmith 
308  Alex.  Davidson,  feuar 


Gexrard  Street, 

From  Gallowgate  to  George  street. 

2  George  Robertson,  ironmonger 
10  Miss  Cusbnie,  teacher 
22  James  Robb,  agent 
...  Mrs  Robb 
...  George  Robb,  grocer 
28  Chas.  Helmridge  (of  A.  S.  &  Co.) 
30  Alex.  Sheriffs,  innkeeper 
54  Alexander  Anderson,  painter 
...  James  Lonie,  night  sergeant 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


281 


56  Miss  Herd,  lodgings 

...  Mrs  Thomson 

60  Peter  Copland,  slater 

62  Wm.  Strachan,  sawyer 

64  James  Crane,  collector  (G.L.  Co.) 

66  James  Cruickshank,  printer 

72  Jane  Emslie 


Gilcomston  Brae, 

From  Woolmanhill  and  Spa  street  to 
Leadside,  Gilcomston, 

1  Alex.  Stewart,  grocer 

2  Alex.  Mitchell 

...  Wm.  Watt,  slater 
7  A.  Courage,  bookseller 
10  Lumsden    &   Ewan,    wood    mer- 
chants 
Miss  Middleton 
Alex.  Dunbar,  clerk 
Mrs  Sutherland 
Wm.  Forbes,  sjrocer 


Gilcomston  Steps, 

From  Spa  street  to  Skene  square. 

Gilcomston  Tannery,  Jas.  Rodger 
Gilcomston   Comb    Manufactory, 

John  M  Pherson  &  Co. 
Robert  Smith,  skinner  and  leather 
merchant 
16  Wm.  Gillespie,  tavern  keeper 
21  Arthur  Faiquhar 

Golden  Square, 

From  South  to  North  Silver  6treet. 

1  Mrs  Glennie 

2  Miss  Young 

...  Mrs  Robert  Morrice 

3  Robert  Johnston,  merchant 

4  Henry  Adam  son,  ship  and  insur- 

ance broker 

5  Geo.  Thompson,  jun.,  shipowner 

6  Miss  Hannah  Carnegie 

Lindsay  street 

7  Wm.  Laing,  M.D. 

8  Miss  Peterkin,  boarding  school 

9  Miss  Gordon  of  Pitlurg 

10  Wm.  Leslie,  surgeon 

11  Mrs  Donaldson  Rose  of  Hazlehead 
...  Wm.  Rose  (of  D.  Rose  and  Co.) 

...  James  Rose  (of  D.  Rose  and  Co.) 

12  Wm.  Skinner,  advocate 

North  Silver  street 

13  George  Angus,  M.D. 

...  Miss  Angus  of  Botriphnie 

14  Mrs  Dr  Foote 

15  Fred.  Holland,  manufacturer 

17  George  Eainy,  M.D. 

18  Mrs  Blaikie 

Lindsay  street 

19  Rev.  R.  J.  Brown,  D.D.,  professor 

of  Greek,  Marischal  College 

20  Colonel  Wm.  Fraser 

21  Alexander  Smith,  land  surveyor 


Gordon's  Court, 

22  Gordon  street 

Gordon's  Court, 

4  Schoolhill 

Gordon's  Court, 

43  Virginia  street 

Gordon's  Court, 

88  Broad  street 

Gordon  Street, 

From  Langstane  place 

1  Charles  Pirie,  merchant 
10  George  Morrison,  shoemaker 
18  James  Littlejohn,  spirit  dealer 

21  John  Taylor,  coachman 

22  Gordon's  court 
...  Wm.  Sim,  mason 

30  Miss  Collie 

42  Mrs  Milne,  grocer 

48  John  dimming,  painter 

50  Miss  Gordon,  dressmaker 

60  Peter  Ross,  shoemaker 

62  Wm.  Mollison,  teacher 

63  John  Elrick  &  Co.,  pipe  manufac- 

turers 

Grant's  Court, 

38  West  North  street 

Grant's  Court, 

49  Upperkirkgate 

Green, 

From  Fisher  row  to  Windmill  brae 

3  David  Watt,  spirit  dealer 
5  Mrs  Walker,  spirit  dealer 
10  J.  Milne,  messenger  (T.  &  C.  B.) 
22  John  Hay,  spirit  dealer 
24  Souter  and  Slaker,  painters 
37  Robt.  Collie,  fancy  warehouse,  <&c. 
39  Littlejohn  and  Green,  tea  dealers 
41  John  Moir,  grocer 

43  D.  Davidson,  manufacturer 

44  John  Gordon,  grocer 

45  John  Webster  baker 

46  Wm.  M'Bain,  spirit  dealer 

47  Robert  Innes,  fishmonger,  &c. 

49  John  Fearnside,  druggist 

50  Charles  C  alder,  spirit  dealer 

51  David  Petrie,  mealseller 
53  George  Rose,  turner 

...  John  Mackie 

55  George  Duncan,  tailor 


282 


STEEET  DIRECTORY. 


Charles  Gordon,  cooper,  &c. 
George  Simpson,  beadle  (U.  P.  C, 

St  Nicholas  lane) 
George  Robertson,  mealseller 
John  Murray 
Alexander  Walker,  grocer 
Wm.  Gibson,  flesher 
John  Adam,  grocer 
Alex.  M'Pherson,  baker 
John  Michie,  tinsmith 
Miss  Michie,  dressmaker 
John  Wilson,  spirit  dealer 
John  Murray,  cabinetmaker 
W.  Davidson,  stoneware  merchant 
George  Rose,  turner 
George  Robertson,  spirit  dealer 
Robert  Buchan,  baker 
Miss  Mathison,  provision  dealer 
John  Rae,  audit  clerk  (D.  R.  Co.) 
Alex.  Shepherd,  spirit  dealer 
James  Mackay,  painter 
Peter  Donald,  broker 
Miss  Ann  Allan,  spirit  dealer 
George  M'Kay,  slater 
John  Stuart,  stoneware  merchant 
Herr  Frederick,  photographer 
John  Spence,  spirit  dealer 


Guestrow, 

From  Netherkirkgate  to  Upperkirkgate 

LEFT   HAND   SIDE. 

1  John  Keith,  tailor 

9  John  Smith,  shore  porter 

13  Mrs  Robertson,  innkeeper 

...  Alex.  Cook,  coach  guard 

15  St  Ann's  court 

...  Alex.  Gordon  (of  R.  and  G.) 

17  James  Craighead  &  Co.,  printers 

19  John  Hay,  jun  (of  H.  and  L.) 

...  Wm.  Anderson,  clothier 

21  Galen's  court 

...  John  Crane,  grocer 

...  Alex.  Smith,  gas  inspector 

25  Milner's  court 

...  Alex.  Findiay 

27  Robert  Fleming,  vintner 

29  Thornton  place 

33  James  Jamieson,  plumber 

35  Mrs  M'Kenzie's  lodgings 

...  Robert  Webster,  sheriff  officer 

...  Patrick  Joss,  agent 

41  MitchelVs  court 

43  Alexander  Stewart,  spirit  dealer 

45  Duthie's  court 

...  House  of  Refuge — A.  Machray,  su- 
perintendent 

51  Georgj  Mackay,  vintner 

55  George  Stewart,  spirit  dealer 
Barnett's  close 

57  Alex.  M'Grigor,  spirit  dealer 

61  Walker's  court 

...  Aberdeen  Female  School  of  Indus- 
try—Miss Malcolm,  matron 

...  Mrs  Goodfellow 

67  Mary  Hunter,  spirit  dealer 

69  Stevjart  place 


EIGHT   HAND  SIDE. 

2  Thomas  Blair 
...  Peter  Raff  arty 

8  Miss  Mitchell,  dressmaker 
...  James  Alexander,  watchmaker 
12  Wm.  Duncan,  shoemaker 
16  Miss  M.  Kerr,  teacher 
Bagg's  lane 
40  Patrick  B.  Allan,  innkeeper 

Blairton  lane 
68  Martha  Gorard,  Burns'  tavern 
72  Jane  Bowie,  register  office 

Guild  Street, 

From  foot  of  Market  street  to  Gas  St.. 

Scottish   North  Eastern  Railway 

Station  and  Offices 
John  Barnett,  auctioneer 

Hadden  Street, 

[From  Market  street  to  Fisher  row 

1  Mrs  James  Hay,  spirit  dealer 
...  Alex.  Hay,  spirit  dealer 
James  Garrow,  game  dealer 
Corn  Exchange 

Aberdeen    Public    News    Room— 
Geo.  Gordon,  keeper 


Hanover  Lane, 

Foot  of  Albion  street 


1  Mrs  Sheed,  midwife 
3  Francis  Findiay,  mate 


Hanover  Street, 

From  Castlehill  to  Albion  street 

4  Andrew  Dickie,  painter  and  glazier 

(Richards  and  Co.) 
...  Wm.  Kay,  shipmaster 
...  James  Linklater,  do. 
...  Miss  Gossip,  laundress 

5  George  Cook,  shipmaster 
...  Robert  Glegg,  shipmaster 
...  Alex.  Walker,  engineer 
...  Wm.  Walker,  day  patrol 
...  John  Thompson 

8  Robert  A  damson,  mariner 

9  John  Hector,  leather  merchant 
10  Wm.  Souter,  merchant 


Hardgate, 

From  Bon-accord  street  to  Mile-enw 

Robert  Brown,  spirit  dealer 
Peter  Cameron,  feuar 
John  Pirie,  gardener 
Wm.  Sun,  tanner  and  currier 
James  Watt,  hide  factor 
Mrs  Wilson,  grocer 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


283 


Al.  Gibb,  civil  engineer,  Willow- 
bank 

Miss  Shepherd 

Mrs  Smith,  Rosebank 

Alex.  Sim,  Millbank 

■John  Sira,  surgeon,  Millbank 

Miss  Still,  Elmbank 

John  Taylor,  (of  J.  L.  and  Co.) 
Elmbank 

Mrs  Duguid,  Belle  vue  cottage 

Rev.  George  Tulloch,  LL.D.,  Bel- 
levue 

Wallace  Brothers,  brewers 

George  P.  Robertson 

James  Petrie,  gardener 

Jas.  Davidson,    do. 

Mrs  A.  Strachan 


Harper's  Court, 

76  West  North  street 

Hard-weird, 

From  Skene  row  to  Jack's  brae 


13  Joss  and  Bonner,  brokers 

24  Wm.  Joss,  clerk 

w»  William  Young,  baker 


Harriet  Street, 

From  Schoolhill  to  Loch  street 

4  Thomas  Gordon,  post-horse  master 

innkeeper,  and  stabler 

5  Wm.  Beattie,  merchant 
8  Wm.  Ewen,  stabler 

10  John  Cameron,  stabler 

11  John  Barclay,  porter  dealer 

13  Mrs  George  M'Donald,  innkeeper 

14  Mrs  Milne,  innkeeper 

19  Geo.  Mackie,  shoemaker 

20  John  Barclay,  porter  dealer 
...  Misses  Taylor,  lodgings 
23  Mrs  Kennedy,  sick  nurse 
28  Geo.  Stewart,  waste  dealer 


Heading-Hill, 

From  Park  lane  to  Castle  lane 

Henderson's  (W.)  Court, 
91  Gallowgate 

Henderson's  (A.)  Court, 

123  Gallowgate 

Henderson's  (W,)  Court, 

161  Gallowgate 


Henderson's  Court, 

46  Broad  street 

Henry  Place, 

Off  Whitehouse  street 

Holburn  Street, 

From  Wellington  place  to  Holburn  pi 

Inland  Revenue  Office,  2d  district 
Harry  M'Condach,  grain  dealer 
Harry  M'Condach,  jun. 
Mrs  W  Simpson,  South  bridge 
W.  H.  Grant,  druggist 
Alex.  Stuart,  writing  master 
Wm.  Smart,  assistant  inspector  (P. 

of  O.  M. 
John  S.  Stuart,   clerk,  (G.  N.  of 

S.  R.) 
Alex.  Burnett,  feuar 
Captain  James  Milne 
Mrs  John  Downie,  grocer 
Alex.  Campbell,  book  agent 
Wm.  Hector,  shoemaker 
Lauchlan  Grant,  grocer 
J.  &  W.  Nicol,  tailors 
Mrs  Anderson,  spirit  dealer 
Daniel  Nelson,  feuar 
Miss  Duncan,  teacher 
Mrs  Wm.  Sutherland 
Alex.  Urquhart,  shoemaker 
James  Smith,  shoemaker 
Alex.  Christie,  baker 
Mrs  Wm.  Collie 
John  Lendrum  (of  L.  and  T.) 
George  Hogg,  Twin  cottage 
Mrs  James  Young,  Twin  cottage 
Jas.  Spence,  draper,  Twin  cottage 
D.  and  G.  Gray,  blacksmiths 
Alex.  Cook,  house  carpenter 
James  Cook,  house  carpenter 
Geo.  Bisset,  general  merchant 
Francis  Coutts,  grocer 
John     Mather,     agent,     Bnrnside 

cottage 
Wm.  Brebner,  cowfeeder 
Peter  Reid,  gardener 
John  Cooper,  grocer 
John  M'Rae 
Alex.  Allan,  carter 

Holburn  Place, 

From  Holburn  st.  to  Bloomfield 

Alex.  Murdoch,  grain  dealer 

James  Nicol,  late  of  Edinburgh 

John  Reid,  land  measurer 

Mrs  Piper 

Alex.  Napier,  assistant  inspector, 

(P.  of  O.  M.) 
Alexander  Middleton,  shipmaster 
Misses  Smith 
James  Milne,  shoemaker 
Charles  Gordon,  gardener 


284 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Wm.  Masson,  Bexhill  cottage 
Thomas  Skene,  inspector  of  poor, 
parish  of    Old  Machar,    Dia- 
mond cottage 
Mrs  Meston,  Viewmount 
James  Mitchell,  United  cottage 


Huntly  Street, 

From  Union  st.  to  Summer  street 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

1  Smith  and  Cochran,  advocates 
...  County  Rates  Office;  collector,   F. 
J.  Cochran 

5  Joseph  Dun 
...  Alex.  R.  Easton,  watch  and  clock- 
maker 
...  Mrs  John  Falconer 
...  Wm.  Smith,  seedsmen 
...  Miss  Gibson 
...  Mrs  Allan,  lodgings 

7  Wm.  Robertson,  stonecutter 
...  John  Johnstone  (H.  M.  C.) 

9  Mrs  Macaldowie,  lodgings 
11  Miss  Louden,  milliner  and  dress- 
maker 
15  Miss  Kenn 

...  James  Fraser,  letter  earner 
17  Miss  Middleton,  dressmaker 
...  James  Macbeth,  pianoforte  maker 
...  Miss  Jamieson,  dressmaker 
19  Mrs  James  Hay,  cab  proprietor 
21  Miss  M  ackay,  provision  dealer 
23  Andrew  Wood,  sculptor 
27  Mrs  Currie,  provision  dealer 

29  James  Winkly,  portrait  painter 
31  Wm.  Urquhart,  shipmaster 

...  Mrs  Lindsay,  lodgings 
33  Alex.  Campbell 
35  Mrs  Russell 

Free  Gilcomston  Church 
53  Thomas  Page,  coachman 
...  Miss  Morrison 
...  Misses  Gray 
...  William  Duff,  draper 
55  Mrs  John  Paterson 
...  Wm.  Gerrard,  cabinetmaker 
57  Mrs  Captain  Duthie 
...  Miss  dimming,  lodgings 
...  James  Craighead  (of  C.  &  Co.)     . 
...  Jas.  Mow  at,  jobbing  gardener 
59  James  Gracie,  builder 
...  John  H.  Stephen,  engraver 
...  Mrs  Peter  Ross,  lodgings 
63  Wm.  Hunter,  merchant 

BIGHT  HAND   SIDE. 

Roman  Catholic  Chapel 
King's  square 

30  Miss  Holdway,    matron,    Hospital 

for  Orphan  and  Destitute  Fe- 
male children 
42  Alex.  Gillespie  builder 
...  Thomas  Connell,  cabinetmaker 
...  Miss  Connell,  dressmaker 
41  Alex.  Urquhart,  grocer 
...  Mrs  James  Wilson,  lodgings 
40  Mrs  David  Duncan 


40  Mrs  Sherriffs 

...  James  Murray,  clerk  (Farquhar  and 

GUI) 
50  Asylum  for  the  Blind;  Alexander 

Martin,  manager 
...  Asylum  for  the  Blind;  Mrs  M'Kay, 

matron 


Hutclieon  Street, 

From  Causewayend  to  Mary  place 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

13  J.  March,  grocer 

21  Mrs  Gunn,  spirit  dealer 
29  Alex.  Michie,  millwright 

63  Alex.  Bruce,  cattle  dealer 

65  Wm.  Reid,  slater 
75  Wm.  L.  Ligertwood 

George  street 
81  Thomas  Riddel,   accountant,    Sav- 
ings' bank 
...  Mrs  Balfour,  lodgings 
83  Mrs  Boyd 
85  Mrs  Anderson,  lodgings 

EIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

4  Alex.  Adam,  slater 

14  Mrs  M  'Intosh,  broker 

36  Wm.  Rattray  (of  Pat.  Whyte) 
40  Stewart,  Rowell  Stewart,  and  Co.'s 
Comb  works 

64  Chas.  Mcldry,  house  carpenter 

66  Mrs  Dalgety,  fishmonger 
72  Daniel  M'lntosh,  flesher 
74  Mrs  Fyfe,  dressmaker' 

George  street 
90  Peter  Wilson,  flesher 


Hutcheon  Street  (West), 

142  Wm.   Anderson,  grain  merchant. 

May  bank 
144  Mrs  Alex.  Thomson,  Maybank 

C.  Milne,  writer 

James  Edwards 

Captain  Rosie 

147  Rev.  D.  Arthur 

148  Thomas  Peggie 
...  William  Elgie 

152  Mrs  Ehick 


Huxter  How, 

From  Castle  street  to  Broad  street 

1  Robert  Shaw,  messenger-at-arms 

2  Watch  house 

5  George  Petrie,  engraver 

6  Dean  of  Guild's  office,  for  inspection 

of  weights  and  measures 

7  P.  Machray,  lemon  tree  hotel 
...  Robert  Millar,  tailor 

...  John  Hendry,  sheriff  officer 

8  John  Allan,  spirit  dealer 

9  John  Cadenhead,  advocate 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


285 


9  Simpson  and  Cadenhead,  advocates 
and  procurators  Fiscal  for  the 
city  and  county 

...  James  Frater,  accoimtant,  (City 
Chamberlain's  office) 

10*  J.  Allan 

11  John  Moir,  messenger-at-arms,  &c. 

12  Alex.  Leslie,  messenger-at-arms 

13  Geo.  Walker,  town-house  keeper 

14  Mrs  Cran,  female  turnkey 

16  Charles  Dawson,  sheriff-officer 
...  Robert  W.  Hunter,  musician 
...  John  Leslie,  late  millwright 

17  City  Tax  Office 

...  Robert  Fletcher,  accountant 
...  James  Simpson,  advocate 
...  James  Hardy,  watchmaker 
...  Mrs  Duncan,  lodgings 

18  John  Gray,  spirit  dealer 

19  Robert  Lyall,  blacksmith 


Xnnes  Street, 

From  Gallowgate  to  Loch  street 

6  Joseph  Wishart,  organ  builder 
20  D.  Wilson's  dye  works 


Xnglis'  Co-art, 

30  Gallowgate. 

Ironmongers' s  Court, 

14  Upperkirkgate. 

Jack's  Brae, 

From  Upper  Denburn  to  Upper 
Leadside. 

2  William  Paterson  &  Co.,  tanners 

and  curriers 
37  John  Halket,  skinner 

James  Street, 

From  Quay  to  Virginia  street. 

1  John  M'Lauchlan,  shipowner 

3  John  Sangster,  shipmaster 
„..  James  Berry,  jun.,  traveller 

6  &  8  John  Moncrieff,  curer 

7  James  Forbes,  spirit  dealer 
20  Robt.  Fullerton,  guard  (D.  R.) 

...  Smith  Ewen,  night   sergeant    of 
police 

23  Alexander  Nicol,  lime  meter 

24  Miss  Thomson,  teacher 

25  James  Stephen,  porter  dealer 
...  James  Mitchell,  outfitter 

...  Mrs  Stephen,  midwife 

26  Robert  M'Kay,  cabinetmaker 
30  M.  A.  Mathieson,  draper 

...  Miss  Burgess,  dressmaker 

39  John  Elliot  &  Co.,  tallow  melters 


Jamieson's  Court. 

5  Upperkirkgate. 

Jamieson's  Court, 

38  Shiprow. 

John  Street, 

From  Loch  street  to  Woolmanhill. 

LEFT  HAND   SIDE, 

1  James  Nicol,  grocer 

3  George  Cadenhead,  tailor 
...  Mrs  Gray,  lodgings 
...  Mrs  Moncur,  lodgings 
19  James  Nicol,  grocer 

-25  Alex.  M'Bey,  cattle 
30  Gerard  &  Macintosh,  blacksmiths 
49  John  Marshall,  grocer 

George  street. 
53  Mrs  Grange,  innkeeper 
55  Mrs  Fullerton 
57  William  Murray,  tailor 
...  Hugh  Dugan,  clerk 
...  Mrs  D.  Thomson,  lodgings 

Charlotte  street. 
73  Mrs  John  Eraser 
...  William  Rattray,  teacher 
...  David  Fraser,  builder 
...  Johnston  Pirie,  grocer 
75  Donaldson  Riddell  (of  D.  &  J.  R.) 
...  James  Riddel  (of  D.  &  J.  R.) 
79  John  Fraser  <fc  Son,  builders 
87  William  Stevenson,  bookseller 
...  William    Bird,    clerk    (Broadforu 

Works) 
...  Mrs  Ellis,  lodgings 
...  James  Milne,  teacher 
89  Alex.  Laing,  provision  merchant 

Shuttle  street. 

EIGHT  HAND   SIDE. 

2  James  Ewen,  spirit  dealer 

4  Robert  Henderson,  plasterer 
8  Geo.  W.  M'Courtie 

...  David  Lamer,  day  patrol 

10  David  Wilson 

14  William  Garden 

18  Miss  Dunn,  dressmaker 

24  James  Coutts,  builder 

48  Alexander  Lamb,  plumber 

George  street. 
54  Peter  Yeats,  shoemaker 
58  James  Reid,  builder 
74£  George  Pirie,  cab  proprietor 
North  Charlotte  street. 
U.  P.  Church 
78  Alexander  Copland,  slater 
80  George  M  'Kay  (of  G.  M'K.  &  Co,) 
86  William  Kerr,  shoemaker 
...  Wm.  Cay  (of  Mitchell  &  Cay) 
88  George  Coutts,  cabinetmaker 
...  P.  Cobban,  Post  Office 
92  James  Warrack 
...  Warrack  &  Daniel,  builders 
99  David  Cadenhead 

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286 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


106  NicoVs  court. 

108  Robt.  Laing,  criminal  officer 
112  James  Wright's  granite  works 
118  James  Green,  manufacturer  and 
tavern  keeper 


Jopp's  Court, 
31  Gallowgate.  ( 

Jopp's  Court, 

40  Broad  street. 

Jopp's  X>ane, 

From  St  Andrew  street  to  John  street. 

3  James  Barker,  manufacturer 

7  Mrs  Smith,  cowfeeder 
13  Francis    Milne,    Maryculter  foot- 
post 
19  James  Garden,  plasterer 
21  Alex.  M'Bey,  cattle  dealer 

32  James  M  'Hattie,  house  capenter 
34  James  Milne,  millwright 

38  Chemical  Light  manufactory 

Justice  Street, 

From  Castle  street  to  Park  street. 

1  Chapel  court. 

...  Rev.  John  Sutherland 
...  Rev.  William  Stophani 
...  C  M'Grigor,  hosier 
...  Mrs  Glennie,  bookseller 
...  Misses  Wilson,  teachers  of  music 

3  John  Airth,  shoemaker 

4  William  Smith,  provision  dealer 

5  C.  M'Grigor,  hosier 
7|-Wm.  Booth,  chimney  sweep 
8"George  Leslie,  spirit  dealer 

9  John  Reid,  broker 

11  Mrs  Campbell,  broker 

12  George  Angus,  provision  seller 
15  John  Farquhar,  grocer 

.18  Pensioner's  court. 

25  BotJnceWs  court. 

...  Wm.  Brebner,  shipmaster 
...  John  Paterson 
...  Geo.  B.  Bothwell,  offige 
...  A.  Brodie,  sculptor 

27  Wm.  Booth,  jun.,  chimney  sweep 

28  Allan  Addison,  flesher 

31  Alex.  Affleck,  spirit  dealer 

33  John  Douglas,  broker 


Justice  Lane, 

Fr  om  Justice  street  to  East  North  st. 
1  William  Skene,  seaman 


Kidd  Lane, 

From  Summer  street  to  Chapel  street. 

6  George  Bothwell,  basketmaker 
12  James  Buyers  &  Co.,  builders 
...  John  Buyers  (of  J.  B.  &  Co.) 
^JAlex.  Lennie,  shoemaker 
14  Magnus  Fobester,  church  officer 
19  James  H.  Wink,  slater 
...  William  Wallace 
22  Alex.  Yule,  ironmonger 


King  Street, 

From  Castle  street  to  Love  lane. 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

North  of  Scotland  Bank 
1  Geo.  Davidson,  bookseller 
3  Wm.  Chalmers,  manager  (Northern 

Assurance  Co.) 
5  Wm.  Gordon,  sharebroker 
7  George  Milne,  agent  (Commercial 

Bank) 
9  Commercial    Bank    of     Scotland 

Branch 
11  James  Will,  M.D. 
13  Chivas    Brothers,  grocers  to  her 

Majesty 
15  Colin  A.  Philip,  advocate 
17  J.  Chivas  (of  Chivas  Brothers) 
23  James  Black  &  Co.,  stock,  share 

and  produce  brokers 
27  Record  Office 

...  Nathaniel  Farquhar,  sheriff  clerk 
...  J.  G.  Leslie,  sheriff  clerk  depute 
...  John  Watt,  sheriff  clerk  depute 
...  Wm,  Daniel,  sheriff  clerk  depute 
...  James  A.  Sinclair,  accountant 
...  Chas.  Warrack,  commissary  clerk 

depute 
...  Newell  Burnett,  advocate 
...  R.    T.   Barnes,    chief    constable, 

Aberdeenshire 
...  Alex.  Daniel,  advocate 
r...  John  Reid,  advocate 
...  James    Cran,    keeper    of  Record 

Office 
29  Aberdeen  Medical  &   Chirurgical 

Hall ;  keeper,  Hugh  Bow 
31  John  Webster,  advocate 
North  Church 

Queen  street. 
West  North  street. 
67  Joseph  Tennant,  draper 
71  Stronach  &  Duguid,  advocates 
75  Alexander  Torrie,  advocate 
79  Mrs  Connon 

81  St  Andrews'  Episcopal  school 
83  Thomas  Watson,  shipmaster 
...  Mrs  Skene 
85  John  Neville  de  Farroll,  ostrich 

feather  maker 
87  James  M'Gregor,  chemist 
91  Capt.  John  Grant 
93  Mrs  Skene 

95  David  Bain,  manager  (C.  L,  0.) 
...  Miss  Roberts 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


287 


101—103  Alex.  Gray,  coach  builder 
107  John  F.  Whyte,  grain  merchant 
...  Andrew  Reid,  merchant 
Mealmarket  street. 
125  Fire  Engine  Station 
127  Joseph  Williamson,  M.D. 
129  John  Greig,  cabinetmaker 
131  Mrs  Macaldowie 
...  Robt.  Macaldowie,  cashier 
...  Alex.  Rennie,  painter,  &c. 
135  John  Miller  (of  J.  M.  &  Co.) 
137  James  Montgomery,  spirit  dealer 
Mitchell  place. 

158  A.  Batten,  com.  agent 

159  John  Anderson,  coll.  of  in.  rev. 
Rev.  John  Wilson,  North  lodge 
Rev.  Dr.  David  Brown,  do. 

183  Wm.  Munro  (of  Clark  &  Munro) 
185  Rev.  James  Fraser 
187  Wm.  Keith,  jun.,  slater 
Xing  street  place. 
209  Archibald  Fraser,  woodyard 

211  Wm.  James 

212  Andrew  Farquharson,  brewer 
214  King  street  brewery 

EIGHT  HAND   SIDE. 

2 — 4  Fraser  L.  Johnston,  tea,  wine 

and  spirit  merchant 
6  Gall  &  Sons,  tailors  and  drapers 
10  George  Grant,  advocate 
...  John  Nisbet,  photographer 
12  John  Fleming,  advocate 
...  Fleming  &  Paull,  advocates 
14  R.  Catto  &  Co.,  grocers 
16  James  Leask,  advocate 
18  David  Fiddes,  M.D. 
20  Wm.  C.  Angus,  shoemaker 
22  British  Linen  Co.'s  Bank — agent, 

John  Manson 
St  Andrew's  Chapel 
30  David  Dunn 
32  Alex.  Esslemont,  merchant 
86  George  Morrison,  M.D. 
38  Wm.  Smith,  corn  factor 
40  John  Watt,  jun.,  advocate 
44  J.  Webster,  advocate 
...  D.  B.  Preston,  customs 
46  Yeats  &  Spottiswood,  advocates 
48  Wm.  Yeats  (of  Y.  &  S.) 
50  Simpson  Shepherd,  wine  and  spirit 

merchant 
52  Do.  do. 

East  North  street. 
70 — 72  George  Croll,  baker 
72  John  Croll,  baker 
74  Joseph  Rombach  and  Co.,  German 

clock  makers 
76  James  Sim  &  Co.,  chemists 
82  A.  Pirie,  &  Co.,  carvers  &  gilders 
84  Yeats  &  Flockhart,  advocates 
...  John  Duncan,  jun.,  advocate 
...  C.    Warrack,      commissary-clerk 

depute 
86  Joseph  Reid,  shoemaker 
90  Rev.  John  Thomson 
92—94  David  Roberts,  saddler 

Frederick  street. 
102  James  Smith,  upholsterer 


104  Mrs  Sutherland,  lodgings 

...  John  Scott  (N.  of  S.  Bank) 

...  Wm.  Knight,  architect 
106  John  Pyper 
108  Mrs  Hutton,  lodgings 

...  Miss  King,  lodgings 
110  Miss  Linklater,  milliner 
112  Ami  &  Margaret  Knox,  grocers 
114  Mrs  Badenoch,  lodgings 

...  Mrs  Dalgarno 
118  Ludovic  Sandieson,  fishing  tackle 

and  golf-club  maker 
120  Wm.  Henderson 

...  Robert    Collins,    teacher,  Trades' 

school 
122  George  San?ster,  grocer 

Princes  street. 
124  Alex .  Petrie,  spirit  dealer 
126  Mrs  Galloway,  lodgings 
132  Working  Men's,  reading  room 
136  Miss  Dawson,  teacher 

...  J.  Milne,  manager  (L.&C.  S.  Co. 
142  Wm.  Smith,  architect 
144  George  Gordon  M'Lean,  M.D. 
150  James  Sim,  druggist 
194  Alex.  Fraser,  advocate 
Roslin  terrace. 
210  Mrs  Milne 


King  Street  Place, 
From  199  King,  st.  to  West  North  st, 

1  Benjamin  Hodson,  wool  buyer 

2  Wm.  Smith,  com.  traveller 
8  Alex.  Esslemont,  merchant 
4  Edward  Gilbert 

Wm.  Walker,  cabinetmaker 

Kingsland  Place, 

247  George  street 

1  Miss  Johnston,  dressmaker 
...  Mrs  Craigmyle,  lodgings 

3  J.  S.  Kidd,  teacher 

10  John  Ogilvie,  bookseller 
...  Adam  Mitchell,  builder 
...  James  Chisholm,  clerk  (D.  R.  Co.) 

12  Alex.  Brown,  Clerk  of  Police 

13  Lawrence  Tiuloch,  agent 
15  John  Thomson  advocate 

Mrs  George  Moir 
James  AUan,  grocer 

King's   Square, 
Huntly  street. 

James  Anderson,  day  patrol 
R.  Gray,   pointsman  (S.  N.  E.  R. 
Co.) 

Langstame  Place, 

From  Dee  street  to  Bon-accord  street, 

1  Wm.  Smart  (of  F.  &  Co.) 
...  Mrs  Knowles 


288 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


2  Jn.  Fimister,  surveyor  of  taxes 

3  Wm.  Thomson,  traveller 
...  James  Forbes,  cashier 

4  J.  &  G.  M  orris,  veterinary  forge 
...  John  Morris,  veterinary  surgeon 

8  Miss  Summers,  dressmaker 
...  Alex.  Paul,  plasterer 
10  D.  Mackie  &  Co.,  manufacturers 

13  James  Kerr,  fiesher 

14  Robt.  Adamson,  weaver 

...  Miss  Adamson,  dressmaker 

15  James  Watson,  wright 

16  Wm.  Smith,  porter 

Leadside, 

From  Gilcomston  brae  to  Short 
leanings. 

Adam  Reid,  manager  (J.  Grant  & 

Co.) 
Wm.  Forbes,  gardener 
8  Alex.  Fraser,  grocer 
22  James  Elmslie 
25  Robert  Farquhar,  builder 


Leslie  Place, 

From  Berry-road,  41  North  Broadford 
to  Calsayseat. 

1  Wm.  Stuart,  road  surveyor 
George  Oldman,  hairdresser 

Ligertwood's  Court, 

99  George  street. 

Lindsay  Street, 

From  Diamond  st.  to  Golden  square. 

Links  Street, 

From  St  Clement  street  to  Links. 

1  James  Sellar 

...  Victor  E.  Smith,  shipmaster 

2  Joseph  Grahame 

16  John  Buchan,  shipmaster 

...  James  Cassie,  customs 

18  W.   Rattray,  manufacturing 

Little  Belmont  Street, 

From  Belmont  street  to  Back  wynd. 

2  Lockhart  &  Salmond,  confectioners 

6  Robert   Douglas,    innkeeper 

7  Geo.  Garden,  turnkey 

8  Win.  Mearns,  plasterer 

Little  Chapel  Street, 

From  Summer  street  to  Chapel  street* 

3  Mrs  James  Greig 

4  J.  Mitchell,  builder  (of  M.  &  R.) 


4  Miss  Wilson 
...  Miss  Smith 

6  R.  S.  Houston,  engraver 
...  Mrs  Rae,  lodgings 

8  Mrs  Reid 

9  James  Speid,  fiesher 
11  Miss  Brown,  lodgings 

Littlejohn  Street, 

From  Gallowgate  to  West  North  st. 

1  James  Aiken  (N.  A.  Co.) 

2  David  Fraser,  letter  carrier 

3  Miss  Reid,  teacher 

5  Alex.  Shepherd  &  Co.,  bottlers 

10  Mrs  M'Kay,  spirit  dealer 

11  Thomas  Clyne,  merchant 
15  Mrs  Cameron,  midwife 

19  James  Farquhar  (J.  B.  &  Sons) 
21  Inspector  of  Weights  for  Town  & 

County 
...  J.  Blaikie  &  Sons,  plumbers,  &c. 

Lobban's  Court, 

29  Castle  street. 


Loch  Street, 

From  Harriet  street  to  windy  wynd. 

13  John  Milne,  grocer 

...  George  Ross,  grocer 

13  &  15  Mrs  Grant 

...  J.  Justice  (foreman,  D.  Roberts) 

18  James  Leslie,  shoemaker 
...  Andrew  Pirie,  blacksmith 
...  John  Halket,  skinner 

19  J.  &  J.  Bonnyman,  smiths 
...  James  Bonnyman 

...  John  Bonnyman 

...  John  Bonnyman,  jun.,  blacksmith 

...  Alex.  Walker,  grocer 

22  Bruce' a  court. 

23  Miss  S.  Pirie,  spirit  dealer 

24  Alex.  Wallace  and  Co.,  brewers 
27  Wm.  Hai  die,  spirit  dealer,  George 

street 

30  P.  Donald,  draper 

31  Alex.  Rae,  spirit  dealer 

84  &  36  Mrs  M'Intosh,  spirit  dealer, 
35  Wm.  M'Intosh,  wire-worker 
37—39  Robert  Collie,  plumber 
41  Soup  Kitchen 

47  Wm.  Martin,  slater 

...  Miss  Tait,  dressmaker 

48  Fergus  Macandrew,  cabinetmaker 
46  Anderson's  court. 

...  Fergus  Macandrew,  cabinetmaker 
53  Mrs  Joss,  provision  merchant 
56  Wm.  Pittendrigh,  builder 
59  Edger  Gauld,  builder 

61  Mrs  Milne,  provision  merchant 
...  Angus  M'Intosh,  night  patrol 

62  Hugh  Sewart,  lastmaker 
...  H.  Stewart,  spirit  dealer 
...  Mrs  Edwards,  midwife 


STREET  DIRECTORY, 


289 


63  Hectov  Sutherland,  accountant 

66  Wm.  Hendei  son  &  Son,  builders 

68  James  Milne,  coachmaker 

70  J.  Archibald,  p>  ovision  merchant 

70J  Wm.  Ciomar,  blacksmith 

72  Mrs  Duncan,  provision  merchant 

...  Alex.  Duncan,  plumber 

...  James  M'Kenzie,  porter 

76  Andrew  Boithwick,  dyer 

78  Sharp's  court. 

79  Joseph  Pedelty,  manufacturer 
79j  J.  &  A.  Gibb,  warehousemen 

80  John  Praser,  spirit  dealer 

81  A.  C.  Barker,  manufacturer 

82  Wm.  Thomson,  broker 

84  &  86  Alex,  Ogstou,  candle  &  soap 

manufacturer 
88  P.  Livingstone,  spirit  merchant 

90  Mrs  Hutchison 

91  Wm.  Ingram,  wright 

92  Andrew  Nisbet  and   Son,    soap- 

makers 
96  Alex.  Brebner,  broker 
98  John  Palmer,  hair  manufacturer 
100—102  Aberdeen  Foundry 

lnn.es  street. 
107  Edward  Simpson,  overseer 
110  Peter  Bisset  &  Son,  builders 
112  John  Eddie,  brewer 

Young  street. 
120  Daniel  Macandrew  &  Co.,  build- 
ers, <fec. 
...  Mrs  C.  Macandrew 
127  Andrew    Robb,    porter    and    ale 
dealer 
Watson  &  Edwards,  blacksmiths 

Lodge  Walk, 

From  Castle  street  to  Queen  street. 

Court  House,  James  Bisset  keeper 
Jail,  Rev.  Daniel  Baxter,  chaplain 
A.  B.  Baxter,  teller  (N.  of  S.  B.) 

19  Mary  Hamilton,  broker 

21  John  M 'Donald,  tailor 

35  James  Maguire,  tailor  and  clothier 

...  Mrs  Thomson,  midwife 

37  Mrs  Thain,  broker 

38  John  M'Kann,  broker 

42  Peter  Murray,  broker 

43  Edward  Maguire 
47  John  Mann,  broker 


Logan's  Court, 

152  Gallowgate. 

Xiongacre, 

From  Broad  street  to  West  North  St. 

1  City  Loan  office,  D.  Bain,  manager 

2  Miss  Finlayson 

...  Mrs  M'Beath,  register  office 
16  Robert  Murray  Barnett 
20  Robert  Ross,  plasterer 
23  Painters'  Hall 


25  Alex.  Irvine,  shoemaker 

31  George  Smith,  shoemaker 

45  Burnett  Dixon,  carter 

48  Wm.     Chisholm,      church    officer 

(Greyfriars) 
...  James  M 'Donald,  cabinetmaker 
50  James  Jackson,  boot  closer 
53  John  Taylor,  upholsterer 

55  Thomas  Roger,  late  teacher 

56  James  Gordon,  cooper 

Maberly  Street, 

From  Broadf ord  gate  to  Skene  square. 

Broadford  works 
18  Alex.  Dawson,  spirit  dealer 

Machray's  Court? 

81  George  street. 

Macliray's  Court, 

13  Bon-accord  street. 


Mackie  Place, 

West  end  of  Skene  street 

John  Dickie,  Cherryvale 
Misses  Glennie 

1  Misses  Boyd 

2  David  Morrison 

3  Mrs  Paterson 

4  George  D.  Rutherford 

...  Rev.  T.  Dewar  (South  parish) 

5  Mrs  Stewart 

6  Miss  Gibbon 


Market  Buildings, 
Market  street. 

BASEMENT-FLOOR. 

2  Robert  Findlay,  fishmonger 

5  Mrs  Macbeth,  flesher 

6  Wm.  Groundwater,  do. 

7  Andrew  Davidson,  do. 

11  Wm.  Chalmers,  do 

12  Mrs  Groundwater,  do. 

13  Alex.  Wishart,  do. 

14  James  White,  do. 

16  John  Tastard,  do. 

17  William  Duncan,  do. 

19  Thomas  Robb,  fish  and  game  dealer 

20  Robert  Kemp,  mealseller 

21  Mrs  Charles  Eddie,  do. 

22  Mrs  Scorgie,  provision  dealer 

23  William  Webster,  baker 

24  John  Davidson,  grocer 

25  Margaret  Ewen,  provision  merchant 

28  Mrs  Duncan,  provision  merchant 

29  Robert  Walker,  flesher 
31  James  M 'Robbie,  do 

35  John  Gardiner,  do 

36  Mrs  M'Donald,  do 


290 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


37  John  M'Donald,  confectioner 

38  Mrs  Paterson,  coffee-rooms 
53  Mrs  Hunter,  do. 

55  Mrs  King,  do. 

60 — 61  Robert  Innes,   fish  and  game 

62,  63,  &  64  Wm.  Meff,  fish  and  game 

dealer 
82  James  Garrow  &  Co.,  fish  dealers 
S3  James  White,  sen.,  flesher 
89  John  Findlay,  provision  dealer 

Gordon  Pirie,  fish  dealer 

John  Livingston,  do. 

Mrs  Robb,  do. 

Mrs  Leask,  do. 

Mrs  Sutherland,  do. 

Robert  Findlay,  do. 

Wm.  Gove,  do. 

John  M'Sloy,  do. 
8,  9,  &  58  John  White,  do. 

Mrs  Dalgety,  do. 

Mrs  Leys,  do. 

HAIL. 

Market  Office 
1 — 2  James  Stewart,  fleshef 

3  Ann  Stewart,  do. 

4  Andrew  Spark,  do. 

5  John  Williamson,  jun.,  do. 

6  Thomas  Knowles,  jun.,  do. 
7,  8,  &  9,  Thomas  Knowles,  do. 

V\  11,  &  12  Marr  &  Milne,  do. 

13  Andrew  Wyness,  do. 

14  Wm.  Salter,  do. 
15—16  John  White,  do 

17  George  Thomson,  do. 

18  James  Tastard,  do. 

19  James  Gray,  do 

20  John  Stewart,  do. 

21  John  Wyness,  do. 

22  Wm.  Grant,  do. 

23  Francis  Gordon  &  Son,  do 

24  Charles  Sievewright,  do. 
26 — 27  Wm.  Morrison,  do. 

28  James  Rothnie,  do. 

29  Adam  Thomson,  jun.,  do. 

30  Geo.  Williamson,  do. 

31  Robert  Sangster,  sen.,  do. 
32—33  Joseph  Butler,  do. 
34—35  Peter  Wilson,  do. 

36  Wm.  Williamson,  do. 

37  Thomas  Yeats,  do. 

38  A  and  W.  Stark,  do 

39  James  Williamson,  jun.,  do. 

40  John  Williamson,  sen.,  do. 

41  Wm.  Barron,  do. 

43  Adam  Thomson,  sen.,  do. 

44  Geo.  Williamson,  jun.,  do. 

45  Alex.  Williamson,  do. 

46  Wm.  Begg,  do. 

47  James  Davidson,  do. 

48  J.  &  J.  Hutcheon,  do. 

49  Jas.  Williamson,  sen.,  do. 

50,  51,  &  52  J.  &  W.  Martin,  da 

Gardeners,  commencing  with  left  hand 
when  entering  from  Market  st .  :— 

Andrew  Anderson 
Wm.  Duncan 


Alex.  Smith 
James  Sim 
James  Connon 
James  Cairnie 
Joseph  Wattie 
Alex.  Taylor 
Wm  Clark,  jun. 
John  Milne 
Wm.  Clark,  sen; 
John  Meffet 
James  Cocker 
Wm.  Smith 
John  Silver 
John  Sim 
John  Garden 
John  M'Pherson 
James  Berry 
Wm  Forbes 
Wm.  Smith 
James  Morrison 
John  Wood 
Alex.  Burness 
Peter  M 'Robbie 
George  Pegler 
Robert  Connon 
Wm.  Kinnaird 
James  Hutcheson 
Wm.  Chalmers 

GALLERY. 

John  Adam,  bookseller 

2  Alex.  Murdoch,  grain  merchant 

3  John  MackiS,  basket  maker 

4^  5,  &  6  C.  Nicol,  boot  and  shoemaker 
7  John  Findlay  &  Sons,  watchmakers 

10 — 11  John  Robertson  &  Co.,  watch- 
makers 

13—14  John  H.  Ross,  tailor  &  clothier 

16  W.  Duguid,  do. 

17  Mrs  M'Kessock,  draper 

18  Mrs  Keith,  hardware  merchant 

19  W.  Moir,  clothier 
23  Mrs  Fisher,  draper 

25—26  Wm.  Thomson,  basket  maker 
27 — 28  Geo.  Bothwell,  general  mercht. 
29—30  David  Ogg,  basket  maker 
35  George  M 'Robbie,  draper 
39  &  40  W.  &  A.  Smith,  tailors 

42  Mrs  Sutherland,  staymaker 

43  Mrs  Alves,  draper 
45  M.  A.  Mathieson,  do 

50,  51,  52,  &  53  John  M 'Hardy,  black- 
smith 
56  James  Duffus,  confectioner 


Market  Street, 

From  Union  street  to  Trinity  quay. 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

5  Post  Office  Money  Order  Office 
7  Post  Office 

9  New  Market  coffee  room,  E.Ranson 
11  Edward  Ranson 
...  Charles  Wilson,  shipowner 
13  Wm.  &  Keith  Jopp  (late  Allardyce 
and  Jopp),  wine  merchants  to 
the  Queen 
15  Morrison  Brothers,  seedsmen 


STREET  DIRE  CTORY. 


291 


17  Aberdeen  Mechanics'  Institution 
...  James  Sinclair,  keeper  (Mechanics' 
Institution) 

19  Arthur  Stephen,  coffee  rooms 

21  City  of  Glasgow  Bank 

23  John  Cruickshank,  banker 
Henry  Hohnan,  photographer 

23  Alex.  Duffus,  confectioner 
25  John  Nisbet,  photographer 

J.  J.  Kennedy,  commission  agent 
Thomas  Douglas  (Douglas'  hotel) 

EIGHT  HAND   SIDE. 

2  Hay  &  Lyall,  carvers  and  gilders  to 
the  Queen 

Market  buildings. 
Sadden  street. 

20  Ales.  Pirie,  coffee  rooms 

22  Aberdeen  Union  Club 

24  James  Forbes   &  Sons,  wholesale 

merchants 
D.  Ross,  photographer 
George  Pegler,  fruiterer 
Wm.  Shirres  &  Co.,  merchants 
Cook  &  Davidson,  clothiers 
George  Elsmie  &  Son.  commission 

merchants 
Donald  M'Bain,  tailor 

Marywell  Bank, 

Wellington  road. 

Alex.  Robertson,  stone  cutter 
James  Wildgoose,  grocer 
Mrs  Alexander 


Mazywell  Street, 

From  College  street  to  Crown  street. 


LEFT   HAND   SIDE. 

1  George  Nicol,  merchant 
23  Alex.  Craig,  shipmaster 

...  James  Cattanach,  (H.  M.  C.) 

...  Mrs  J  M.  Knox 

...  John  Gordon,  shipmaster 

...  George  Brown,  draper 

25  Mrs  Goodridge 

...  Thomas  Norrie,  shipmaster 

...  John  Mowat,  shipmaster 

27  George  Moir,  carpenter 

...  Miss  Moir,  dressmaker 

...  Wm.  Nicolson,  coalbroker    (of  N. 

and  S.) 
...  Miss  Simpson,  lodgings 
...  G.  Petrie,  writer 
31  Thomas  Shields,  druggist 

EIGHT   HAND   SIDE. 

2  John  Brand,  carter 
...  George  Jackson 

4  George  Milne,  shipmaster 
...  William  Daniel,  shipmaster 

6  David  Maver,  teacher 

8  John  Stephen,  mealseller 
10  Alex.  Henderson,  shipmaster 
...  Alex.  Bruce,  traveller 
12  David  Brand,  grocer 


14  George  Cheyne 

...  John  Scott,  shipowner 

16  John  Moir,  grocer 
...  A.  M.  Mackie 

18  Wm.  Jolly,  printer 

20  Peter  M'Beath,  shipmaster 
...  James  Eraser 

24  John  Simpson,  shipmaster 

26  Robt.  Findlay,  carver  and  turner 
28  Alex.  Gossip 

28  James  Henderson,  shipmaster 

30  James  Forrest,  merchant 

32  Johnston  Shearer,  photographer 

Mazischal  Street, 

From  Castle  st.  to  Regent  quay, 

LEFT  HAND   SIDE. 

1  Isaac  Forsyth,  letter  carrier 
...  Mrs  Forsyth,  lodgings 

3  John  Beattie,  painter 

5  Wm.  Robertson,  spirit  dealer 

7  Wm.  Moir,  shore  porter 
...  Peter  Cantly,  shore  porter 

9  John  Beaton,  hairdresser 
13  Geo.  Gray,  merchant 
...  Mis  Robertson,  lodgings 
...  Mrs  Levie,  lodgmgs 

15  Alex.  Fraser,  merchant 

17  Mrs  Ramsay,  hosier 

19  Chas.  George,  share  and  insurance 

broker 
...  Mrs  Mackie,  lodgings 

21  James  Grant  &  Co.,  bootmakers 
23  John  B.  Adam,  agent 

25  Adamson  &  Home,  sharebrokers 
...  Mark  Christopher,  shipmaster 

27  Alex.  Milne,  shoemaker 

31  Patrick  Brennan,  M.D. 
35  John  Scott,  hatter 

37  Mrs  M  'Donald,  lodgmgs 
...  Mrs  Duncan,  lodgings 

...  Misses  Knowles,  teachers 

38  A.  Leask  &  Co.,  bullion  dealers 

39  Chas.  Walker,  commission  mercht. 

40  Geo.  Thompson,  jun.,   &  Co.,  ship- 

owners and  insurance  brokers 
Marischal  street  bridge. 

41  &  43  David  Smith,  commission  agent 
43  Joseph  Wood,  insurance  broker 

45  Wm.  Meldrum,  outfitter 

47  Aberdeen  &  Newcastle  Steam  Navi- 
gation Co. 

...  Nisbet  &  Robertson,  insurance 
brokers 

...  George  Hutcheson,  corn  factor 

...  Robt.  Catto  &  Sons,  merchants,  &c. 

...  Geo.  Reith,  stock  broker 

51  Mrs  Forbes,  lodgings 

53  A.  R.  Easton,  watch  and  clock 
maker 

57  Henry  Adamson,  insurance  broker 

...  J.  Catto,  Son,  &  Co.,  ins.  brokers 

...  James  Aiken  (of  J.  C,  S.,  &  Co.) 

...  Donald  M'Taggart,  coal  merchant. 

59  Mrs  Nicolson 

...  John  Irvine,  day  patrol 

...  Morrison  &  Leslie,  commission 
agents 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


EIGHT  HAND   SIDE.     ■ 

2  D.  Wyllie,  cashier  (Aberdeen  bank) 
10  Mrs  Bain,  confectioner 
12  Mrs  Martin 

14  Wm.  Duncan,  timber  merchant 
16  John  Mitchell,  linen  manufacturer 
18  Mrs  Tochetti,  lodgings 
...  Mrs  Shearer,  lodgings 
...  Miss  Costella,  dressmaker 
...  Alexander  Gillvray,  block  and  spar 

maker 
20  Wm.  P.  Booth,  insurance  broker 
24  Henry  C.  Oswald,  sharebroker 
...  John  Beattie,  painter 
28  Wm.  Calder,  tailor 
30  Wm.  Steele,  collector  of  poors'  rates 

(City  Parish) 
...  George  Jaffray,  messenger,  Abdn. 

Bank 
32  Miss  Deans,  provision  dealer 
34  David  R.  Morice,  advocate 
...  Stock  Exchange 
...  Walter  Oliphant,  commission  agent 
...  David  Paterson,  general  agent 
...  Mrs  Doyle 

...  J.  Warrack,  commission  merchant 
...  Wm.  Clark,  shipmaster 
36  Williarn  Reid,   ship  and  insurance 

broker 
...  Scottish   Sea  Insurance  Co.,  Wm. 

Reid,  agent 
...  A.  Nicol,  insurance  broker 
Marischal  street  bridge. 
42  Mrs  Finlayson 
...  Wm.  Wallis,  Lloyd's  surveyor 
...  George  RiddeL  merchant 
44  John  Sheed,  merchant  and  agent 
48  J.  T.  Rennie,  insurance  broker 
...  John  Cook,  insurance  broker 
...  Mrs  Walker,  lodgings 
50,  52,  &  54  Theatre  Royal 
56  John  Wiseman,  ship  broker 
...  Mrs  M'Phail 

...  John  Jamieson,  commission  agent 
...  Kemp  Saunders,  commission  agent 
58  Richard  Connon  &  Co.,  insurance 

brokers 
62  Aberdeen  and  Leith  Shipping  Co. 

John  Milne,  manager 


Marine  Place, 

Ferrybill. 

1  George  Collie,  shipmaster 

2  Wm.  R.  Murray,  manager 

4  Angus  Ross 
...  Mrs  Dr  Ross 

5  Thos.  G.  Orchard,  supervisor 

6  Robt.  Smith,  comptroller,  Customs 


Marine  Terrace, 

South  from  foot  of  Ferryhill  place. 

D.  R.  L.  Grant  (of  B.  &  G.) 
James  Buyers  (Abdn,  R.  &  S,  Co.) 


Martin's  Lane, 

From  Green  to  Renny's  wynd. 

1  Mrs  Watt,  porter  dealer 
...  "Wm.  Moir,  merchant 

...  Miss  Moir,  teacher 

2  Geo.  Miller,  coachman 
...  W.  Callum,  teacher 

3  James  Horn,  mason 

6  Wm.  Fearn,  wright 

7  Do.  do. 


Mary  Place, 

From  Hutcheon  st.  west  to  Rosemount 
terrace. 

1  James  Rodger,  tanner,  &c. 

2  James  Kinghorn,  draper 

3  John  Duncan,  lodgings 

4  George  Chessar 

...  JohnGibb(of  J.&  A.) 

Mathieson's  Court, 

14  Castle  street. 

Mealmarket  Street, 

From  King  street  to  West  North  st. 

6  John  Robertson,  stabler 

8  George  Troup,  chemist 
...  Hugh  Gauld,  farmer 
...  Miss  Troup,  dressmaker 

15  Robert  Findlay 

16  Thomas  Daniel,  innkeeper 

18  J.  &  W.  Johnstone,  blacksmith 
23  Wm.  Smith,  brewer 
25  George  Stevenson,  stabler 
27  Mrs  Ironside,  provision  seller 

Mearn's  Court, 

52  Shiprow. 

Meter's  Court, 

11  Chapel  lane. 

Melville's  Court, 

106  Gallowgate. 

Middlethird, 

From  Waterloo  st.  to  St  Clement  st. 

Milne's  Court, 

27  Gallowgate. 


Milne's  Court, 

75  Gallowgate. 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


293 


Milne's  (Provost)  Court, 
65  Gallowgate. 

Milners'   Court, 

25  Guestrow. 

Millburn  Street, 

From  Sth.  Crown  st.  to  Wellington  rd. 

1  Thomas  Mills  CJ.R.) 
...  Mrs  Will 

...   W  Gerard .  brewer 

2  Thos.  Ritchie,  late  merchant 

3  Charles  Gordon,  cooper 

4  Wm.  Campbell,  sen.,  shipmaster 

5  Robert  Alexandei",  teacher 

6  Andrew  Thomson,  traveller 

7  Archibald  Hossack.fruitere 

8  W.  Campbell,  jun./shipmaster 

9  Mrs  James  Walker 

10  James  Shirres,  silk  mercer 

11  A.  Brown  (P.  &  G.  B.) 

Millbank, 

Broadford. 
T.  L.  Runcy 

Millbank  Lane, 

From  North  Broadford  to  Millbank. 
Jas.  Thompson,  cowfeeder 


Millbank  Terrace, 

North  end  of  North  Broadford. 

1  John  Henderson,  bird  stuffer 
..  John  Hutton 

Minister's  Lane, 
From  Kidd  lane  to  Skene  street. 
Wm.  Smith,  blacksmith 

Mitchell's  Court, 

80  West  North  street. 

Mitchell's  Court, 

41  Guestrow. 

Mitchell  Place, 

From  North  street  to  King  street. 

1  Jas.  Thomson,  iron  merchant  (of 
G.  and  T.) 


2  R.  B.  Home,  sharebroker 

3  Wm.  Duthie,  shipbuilder 
5  Mrs  Mackie 

Miss  Summers 


M'Combie's  Court, 

50£  Union  st.,  and  51  Netherkirkgate. 

M< Cook's  Court, 

116  Gallowgate. 

M'Kay's  Court, 

80  Gallowgate. 

M'SLay's  Court, 

18  Trinity  street. 

M 'Lean's  Court, 

50  Gallowgate. 

Moir's  Court, 

103  Gallowgate. 

Mount  Place, 

Wm.  Diack 
Mrs  John  Hodge 
Mrs  Hay 

Mount  Street, 

From  Rosemount  pi.  to  Rosemount  ter 

2  W.  M'Combie,  editor  of  Free  Press 

3  J.  Wright,  granite  &  marble  cutter 
...  Al.  Nicoll,  commercial  traveller 

4  Alex.  Hay  (of  G  oldie  &  Hay) 

5  John  Brebner,  teacher 

6  Donald  M'Leod 

7  Wm.  Mowat,  writer 

8  M  rs  Ronald 

9  James  Eaton 

10  Magdalene  Asylum;  Mrs  Simpson, 

superintendent 
12  Wm.  Knox,  grain  merchant 
14  George  Tough,  draper 
...  Capt  S.  Rawson,  Mount  cottage 

Mutton  Brae, 

From  Woolmanhill  to  Denbura. 
22  M.  Dean,  chimney  sweep 
B 


294 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Mounthooly, 

From  Gallowgate  to  Canal  side 

1—2  James  Philip,  M.D. 
...  Geo.  P.  Cruickshank,  druggist 

4  David  Nicol,  fiesher 

5  Alex.  Chalmers  (of  C.  and  E.) 
...  Miss  Findlay,  dressmaker 

...  Mrs  Clark,  lodgings 

...  Mrs  Bremner,  do. 
7  Chalmers  &  Ewing,  granite  works 
9  J.  Smith  (night  sergnt.  of  police) 

11  Peter  Keith,  carter 

National  Bank  Court, 

42  Castle  street. 

Nelson  Street, 

From  G  allowgate  to  King  street 

Robert  Watson,  builder 

Miss  Craig,  Melbourne  cottage 

1  Wrn.  Salter,  flesher 

2  Geo.  Scott,  shoemaker 
...  John  Ross,  beadle 

5  John  Moir 
...  Geo.  Rennie,  grocer 
...  John  Smith 
...  Joseph  Maitland,  book  agent 

7  St  Nicholas  Poor  House 
...  John  Gallow,  porter 

Nelson  3Lane, 

2  Wm.  Frost,  shoemaker 

3  Miss  Anderson 

...  James  Duncan,  spirit  dealer 
Wm.  Smith,  painter 
Alex.  Begg,  day  patrol 

Netherkirkgate, 

From  Broad  street  to  St  Nicholas  St. 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

1  John  Rhind,  commission  agent 
7—9  Pickford  and  Co. 

St  Catherine's  wynd. 
11  Alex.  Gray,  watchmaker 
15  Robert  Hughes,  engraver 
17 — 19  George  Donald,  painter 
25  W.  Ritchie  &  Co.,  leather  merchts. 
29  Wm.  Bartlett,  tailor 
35  Alex.  Seton,  pawnbroker 
37  Wm.  Catto,  corkcutter 
39  Wm.  Cadenhead,  agent 
51  M'Combie's  court. 

53—55  L.  &  J.  Smith 
59  Central  Academy 
61  Robert  Taylor,  spirit  merchant 

Carnegie's  brae. 
65  John  Taylor  hotel 
69  W.  Thomson,  plumber 
...  John  Adams  (of  J.  A.  &  S.) 
71  John  Adams  &  Sons,  painters 
73  James  Watson,  watchmaker 


EIGHT   HAND   SIDE. 

6  John  Keith,  tailor 
8  Wm.  Fraser,  spirit  dealer 
16  Smith's  court. 

20  Alex.  Munro,  saw  trimmer 
24  John  M  'Hardy,  blacksmith 
26  James  AUardyce,  day  patrol 

Cooper's  court. 
28  Wm.    Walker    and  Son,   tinplate 

workers 
30  Yeats'  court. 

82  John  Young,  musical  instrument 

maker 
34 — 36  Jamieson  &  Mitchell,  tea  and 

wine  merchants 
42  R.  Maitland,  shipowner 
44  Alex.  Lawson,  spirit  dealer 
48  James  Legg,  tinsmith 
52  Alex.  Stephen,  painter,  &c. 
54  David  M 'Hardy,  smith 
60  R.  Taylor  &  Son,  rope  makers 
62  Alex.  Stephen,  waiter 
66  Daniel  Dougal,  chimney  swe  ep 
70  Geo.  Findlay,  provision  merchant 
72  Wm.  Thomson,  plumber 

Nicol's  Court, 

106  John  street. 


Northfield, 

Gilcomston. 

9  Rev.  John  Stephen 

11  John  Strachen,  coffee  roaster 

12  Alex.  Clark,  grocer 
14  Do.  do. 

16  John  Nicol,  beadle 

Ogston's    Court, 

84  Broad  street. 

Park  Street, 

From  Justice  street  to  Railway. 

LEFT  HAND   SIDE. 

1  John  Simpson,  eating  house 
3  John  Williamson,  spirit  dealer 
7  George  Masson,  eating  house 
9  Robert  Masson,  cabinetmaker 
11  Mrs  Ross  broker 

13  Mrs  Campbell 

17  Charles  Robertson,  ironmonger 
19  Jane  Morrison,  grocer 

25  Wm.  Currie,  hairdresser 

29|  Miss  Randell,  polisher 

31  Mrs  Martin,  provision  seller 

33  Wm.  Hunter,  grocer 

34  Peter  Livingston,  missionary 
37  Crombie's  court. 

39  N.  Allan,  grocer 
41  James  M'Kay  baker 
45  Miss  Thomson,  dressmaker 
47  Mrs  J.  George,  lodgings 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


295 


49  Geo.  Milne,  spirit 

55  John  Panton,  grocer 

57  Miss  Stewart,  milliner 

...  Win.  Anderson,  plumber 

59  Mrs  Alex  Chalmers,  dressmaker 

61  George  M  ilne,  tailor 

...  Mrs  Leslie 

...  James  Gibb,  bootmaker 

63  Hilkiah  Stevenson,  grocer,  &c. 

64  John  Stewart,  brewer 

65  Win.  M  'Queen  (late  coast  guard) 
...  George  Murray,  builder 

...  Miss  Sivewright 
...  Geo.  Grant  (late  of  74th  regt.) 
...  George  Knowles,  engineer 
69  Win.  Sheriffs,  grocer 
71  Alex.  Taylor,  gardener 
75  George  Donaldson,  builder,  Sum- 
merfield  cottage 

SIGHT  HAND   SIDE. 

4  Wm.  Souter,  shoemaker 

6  Do.  do. 

8  Mrs  Dow,  broker 
14  George  Grant,  spirit  dealer 
16  Wm.  Diack,  grocer,  &c. 

Albion  street  chapel. 
20  Wm.  Reid,  earthenware  dealer 
26—28  Chas.  M.  MacQuibban,  drug- 
gist 
32  Thomas  Ewen,  advocate 
...  Geo.  Still, 

36  Mrs  Smith,  provision  dealer 
38  John  Wilson,  wright 
...  Richard  Mackie,  roper 
...  James  Reid,  shipmaster 
...  Robt.  Souter,  shipmaster 
40 — 42  Geo.  Miller,  jun.,  ropemaker 
70  Wm.  Gray,  ship  carpenter 
74  Hugh  Dunn,  steward 
76  Robert  Smollet,  spirit  dealer 


Park  Iiane, 

From  Park  st.  to  Commerce  st. 

5  Andrew     Ledingham,     provision 

dealer 

6  John  Hogg,  fish  dealer 

25  Eugene  M  'Carthy,  spirit  dealer 


Park  Place, 

Foot  of  Park  street. 

1  Arthur  C.  Bruce 

...  James  Milne,  shore  porter 

2  Wm.  Mair,  shipmaster 

...  Jas.  M'Donald,  Inland  Revenue 

3  George  Anderson,  woodsawer 

4  Wm.  Gibb,  custom  house  officer 
...  Alex.  Purvis  (late  coast  guard) 


Peacock's  Close, 

24  Castle  street. 


Pensioner's  Court, 

18  Justice  street. 

Pirie's  Court, 

50  Castle  street. 

Plasterer's  Court, 

70  Gallowgate. 

Polmuir, 

South-west  of  Ferryhill. 
John  M'Pherson,  gardener 

Poor's  Hospital  Court, 

56  Gallowgate. 

Pork  Lane, 

From  Quay  to  Virginia  st 

Porter's  Court, 

12  Weigh—house  square. 

Porthill  Close, 

98  Gallowgate. 

Poynernook, 

Foot  of  Denburn. 

Prince  Regent  Street, 

From  Canal  terrace  to  Baltic  street 

13  Mrs  Morison 

...  Thomas  Buist,  cooper,  <fec. 

15  \Tames  Cuming,  shipmaster 

...  Jas.  Cummine,  jun.,  ship  chandler 

...  John  Roberts,  shipmaster 

...  Robert  Still,  blockmaker 

17  Geddes'  court. 

...  Peter  Cadenhead,  shipmaster 

...  James  Allan,  shipmaster 

19  Mrs  Cruickshank 

...  James  Duncan,  shipmaster 

20  Alex.  Robertson,  engineer 
...  John  Gunn,  carpenter 

...  John  Stewart,  shipmaster 

21  Geo.  Crombie  shipmaster 
23  Andrew  Cameron,  moulder 
...  James  Watson,  shipmaster 
...  George  Findlay,  draper 


296 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Princes   Street, 

From  King  st.  to  Park  st. 

9  John  Clark,  builder 
...  James  Smith,  upholsterer 
...  John  Sedge  wick,  foreman  (D.  Ro- 
berts, currier) 
11  John  Greig-,  workshop 
...  Alex.  Petrie 
...  John  Sorely,  reedmaker 
13  James  Reid,  stabler 
15  Peter  Green  farrier 
17  D.  Roberts,  leather  merchant 
Free    North  Church    School    (D. 
Connell,  teacher) 
20  Ales.  B.  Shnriffs 


Prospect  Terrace, 

From  Bank  st.  to  Devanha  brewery. 

1  Misses  Wilkie 
...  Arch.  Stewart,  engine  driver 
2  Mrs  Millar,  lodgings 
...  James  Taylor,  stamper  (P.  O.) 
...  Wm  Gillan,  jun.,  grocer 
...  Mrs  Gillan 

3  James  Little  John  (of  L.  &  G.) 

4  Win.  Adam,  shipmaster 

5  Wm.  Laurie,  bookseller 
...  Misses  Laurie,  milliners 

6  Mrs  Seattle 

...  James  Mackinzie,  traveller 

7  Mrs  Murray 

8  Alex.  Buchard,  engine  driver 


Queen  Street, 

From  Broad  st.  to  North  street. 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

3  John  Crombie,  accountant 
...  John  Davidson,  advocate 
...  Geo.  Ross,  tailor 
...  John  Clark,  advocate 

7        Aberdeen  Herald  Office 
11  Geo.  M.  Watt,  house  agent 
13  William  Dawson,  spirit  dealer 
15  John  M'Laren,   commission  mer- 
chant 
17  John  Winchester  funeral  waiter 
...  M isses  Winchester,  dressmakers 
19  Isaac  Hill,  teacher 
...  James  Hendry,  beadle 
23  Wm.  Anderson,  clothier 
25  Mrs  Currie,  lodgings 
...  Miss  Currie,  teacher 
...  Geo.  Goldie,  airated  water  manu- 

facterer 
27  James  Booth,  M.D. 
29  Thomas  M'Combie  &  Co.,  tobacco 

and  snuff  manufacterers 
31  Miss  Riddoch 
...  Alex.  Riddoch 
33  A.  &  J.  Anderson,  painters,  &C. 
35  Alex.  Ogilvie,  clerk 


35  J.  Anderson  (of  A.  &  J.  A.) 

37  J.  &  W.  Bisset,  grocers 

39  P.  &  M.  Barrie,  hat  manufacturer;* 

41  John   Stephenson    (Odd  Fellows" 

Arms  Inn) 
43  Knight  &  Craib,  saddlers 
Shoe  lane 

45  James  Low  <fc  Co.,  saddlers 
47  Aberdeen  Quill  Manufactory 

49  James  Macguire,  dealer  in  clothes 

51  Alex.  Leslie,  messenger-at-arms 

53  Miss  MT)onald 

55  Mrs  M  'Phee,  provision  dealer 

57  James  M'Kay,  hosier 

61  Henry  Tawse,  carver  and  gilder 

63  George  Milne,  beadle 
65  James  Findlay,  nesher 

71  Mrs  Petrie,  provision  seller 

73  Mrs  Bowman,  spirit  dealer 
77  Mrs  Knowles,  provision  seller 
79  J.  &  W.  Mackay,  painters 

81  Mrs  Watt 

83  John  Ramsay,  boot  and  shoemaker 

85  Misses  Cardno,  milliners 

89  James  Greig,  boot  and  shoemaker 

91  James  Duncan,  watch  and  clock 

maker 
95  William  Legg,  tinsmith 

EIGHT  HAND   SIDE. 

2  Alex.  Duncan,  plumber 
4  Andrew  Masson,  accountant 
4  James  Stevenson,  engraver 
8  John  Leslie,  bootmaker 

10  Chronicle  court. 

...  Charles  Stewart,  masson 

...  Mrs  Reid,  lodgings 

...  James  Anderson,  billiard  rooms 

14  W.  &  J.   Berry,   linen   manufac- 
turers 

16  Miss  Skene,  wool  merchant 

20  Thomas  Ewen,  advocate 

22  Patrick  Whyte,  tobacco  and  snuff 
manufacturer 

24  Do.        do.        do. 

26  Gordon  Reynolds,  basketmaker 

28  Wm.  Spark,  professor  of  music  . 

30  Mrs  J.  Smith 

32  A.  Ogilvie  &  Co.,  hatters 

34  Kilgour  &  Taylor,  tobacconists. 

42  Alex,  Forbes,  merchant 

46  Wm.  Milne,  grocer 

52  Mm  of  Cults  Warehouse,  J  Thom- 

son 

54  John  Edmond,  bookbinder,  &c. 

Lodge    Walk 

56  Charles  Glennie,  coach  proprietor 

58  Peter  M 'Donald,  tailor 
60  Mrs  Norris,  ladies'  school 
...  Miss  F.  Lester,  teacher 

64  Mrs  Smollet,  spirit  dealer 
60—68  J.  M'Kenzie,  baker 
70  R.  Burt,  tailor 

74  John  Thomson,  tailor 

76  James  Mackay,  bootmaker 
78  Mrs  Taylor,  stoneware  merchant 
80  Hugh  Gaudie,  house  carpenter 
83  Colin  A.  Philip,  advocate 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


297 


Ragg's  Xiane, 
From  37  Broad  street  to  Guestrow. 

1  Mrs  Clark,  bookseller 

2  Mrs  Joseph  Brodie 

...  Thomas  Sangster,  advocate 
...  Alex.  H.  Watson,  agent 

4  James  Webster,  broker 

Ramage's  Court, 
83  Broad  street . 

Red  liion  Court, 

77  Broad  street. 

Rettie's  Court, 

26  Broad  street 

Reid's  Court, 

34  Gallowgate. 

He  id's  (3D.)  Court 
49  Gallowgate 

Reid's  Court, 

7  Shiprow. 

Regent  Quay, 

From  Shorebrae  to  G.  N.  of  S.  Railway 
Station. 

1  Alexander  Duncan 

2  James  Elsmie  (of  G.  E.  &  Son) 
3—4  J.  &  J.  Fowler,  provision  ware- 
house, William  Martin,  mana- 
ger 

5  Mrs  Snowey 

Weigh-house  square, 
9  John  Begg,  merchant 

10  James  Low,  tailor 

...  Hot  and  Cold  Salt  Water  Baths, 
Alex.  Mowat,  proprietor 

11  George  Leslie,  shipowner 
...  James  Leslie,  shipowner 

11 J  Nicolson  &  Simpson,  coal  brokers 

12  James  Duncan,  spirit  dealer 
...  Peter  Russell,  M.D. 

...  Mrs  Thomson,  lodgings 

13  Andrew  Sherer,  ship  chandler 

14  John  Ritchie,  spirit  dealer 

...  James  Winlaw,   jun.,  ship  and  in- 
surance broker 
Marischal  Street. 

15  Charles  Fraser,  spirit  dealer 

Shore  Lane. 

16  Custom  house 

17  George    Davidson    (of   G.    &  W. 

Davidson) 


19  W.  &  C.  Williams,  commission  mer- 

chants 

20  W.  Williams  (of  W.  &  C.  W.) 

21  Thomson's  court. 

...  G.  Thomson  &Son,  wine  merchants 
...  Alexander    Skejie,     wholesale    tea 
merchant 

22  George  Thomson,  shipowner 

24  George  Adams,  tailor 
...  Robert  Reid,  tide  waiter 

25  Scott's  court. 

...  William  Cargill,  shipmaster 

26  James  Dow,  flesher 

28  Alexander  Inglis 

...  M erchant  Seaman's  Office 
...  George  Brock,  shipping  master 
James  street. 

29  James  Mitchell,  outfitter 

30  Arthur  Smith,  painter 
32  Receiving  Post  Office 

...  Peter  Buyers,  ship  chandler,  &c. 
...  Charles  Kuncy,  Millbank 
34  James  Stephen,  porter  dealer 
35 — 36  George  M'Kenzie,    grocer  and 

spirit  dealer 
37  John  Hobnell,  spirit  dealer 

41  Wm.  Tweedie,  grocer 

42  Wm.  Cruickshank,  innkeeper 
...  Wm.  Harvey,  spirit  dealer 

Water  Lane. 
45  Smith  &  Ramage,  watchmakers,  &c. 
47  Hugh  Wilson,  confectioner 
49  George  Yule,  grain  merchant 
Sugarhouse  lane. 

52  Inverury  Mills  Warehouse 

53  James  Saunders,  spirit  dealer 
...  David  Ritchie,  shipmaster 

...  William  Beedie,        do. 

54  James  Anderson,  shipmaster 

55  Thos.  A.  Kidd,  tin-plate  worker 

56  W,  Hervey,  spirit  dealer 

57  Peter  Black,  shipmaster 
57  Wm.  Burgess,  shipmaster 
...  Geo.  Reid,  buss  conductor 

Commerce  street. 
61  James  M'Lean,  shipmaster 
...  Wm.  Taylor,  shipmaster 

63  Mrs  Gavin 

...  David  Thomas,  shipmaster 

64  Robert  Swayne,  innkeeper 

Great  North  of  Scotland  Railway 
Offices  and  Station 


Eenny's  Wynd, 
From  Green  to  Trinity  street. 

Riddel's  Court, 

40  Windmlllbrae. 

Rhind's  Court, 

64  Gallowgate. 

Rose's  Court, 
18  Commerce  street, 


2b  2 


298 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Rose  Street, 

From  Union  place  to  Bridewell. 

John  Edward,  baker 

Mrs  Bothwell 

John  Milne,  confectioner 

John  Rose,  photographer 

James  Trail,  wright,  Ac. 

George  Michie,  tin-plate  worker 

Donald    Sinclair,    rector,    Central 

Academy 
Miss  Cadenhead 
John  Cruicksbank,  LL.D. 
Johh  Bannerman,  late  dyer 
x\i  rs  John  Innes 
Miss  L.  Gibb 
Miss  Smith 
Alex.  Stephen 
Mrs  Captain  Stephen 
John  Rust,  wood  merchant 
George  MatheAvson,  traveller 
Alexander  W.  Chalmers,  governor, 

West  Prison 
Donald  Cattanach,  principal  warder 


Rosemouxit  Place, 

From  Skene  square  to  Short  Loanfngs. 

A   Cook   (of  C.  &  D.)  Rosebank 
house 

1  Wruv  Balfour,  professor  of  dancing 

2  Wm.  Chrystal 

4  Robert  Stevens,  grocer 

5  Capt.  Robert  Murray 

6  Kev  John  Massie 

7  William  Masson,  grocer 

8  John  Mann,  shipmaster 

9  Rev.  Charles  Gray 

1 0  Captain  John  Smart 

11  And.  Johnson  (Adam  &  Anderson) 
...  Miss  Johnson 

12  James  "Walker,  clerk 

14  John  Davidson,  advocate 

15  Captain  Marsh 

16  Rev.  S.  tvTMillan 

17  Andrew  Smith,  merchant 

18  Mrs  James  Scott 
...  Mrs  Donald 

19  John  Sim  (N.  of  S.  Bank) 

20  George  M'Kenzie 

21  John  Forsyth,  leather  merchant 
...  James  Ragg,  commercial  traveller 

22  Mrs  M'Kenzie 

23  Joseph  RowelL  ironmonger 


Rosemount  Terrace, 

From  Forbes  street  to  Mary  place. 

1  Alex.  Simpson,  grocer 

3  Joseph  Davidson,  clerk  (R.  &  Co.) 

4  Alexander  Keith,  (of  K.  &  G.) 

5  A.  C.  Barker,  manufacturer 

6  James  Brown,  assistant  inspector  of 

poor 

7  James  Blackhall  (of  Blackball  and 

Co.) 


8  Charles  Lyell  Shepherd 

9  A.  Gibb  (of  J.  &  A  Gibb) 

Roslin  Terrace, 

From  King  street  to  Park  road. 

1  William  Keith,  jun.,  slater 

2  Wm.  Crabb  (G .  N.  of  S.  R.) 

7  Wm.  Davidson  (of  C.  &  D.) 

8  Alex.  Davidson,  grain  merchant 

9  Charles  Mackay,  printer 

10  John  Bothwell,  shoemaker 

11  John  Wilson 

Ross's  Couxt, 

22  Schoolhill. 

Ross's  Court, 
6  Upperkirkgate. 

Rotunda  Place, 

N.  E.  corner  of  Roy's  Nursery. 

1  Charles  L.  Grant 

3  John  Watson  (S.  P.  Co.) 

4  John  Roy,  nursery  seedsman 

Rubislaw  Place, 

From  Albyn  place  to  Albert  street. 

1  John  Smith,  bookseller 

2  James  Smith  (of  GiU  &  Smith) 

3  Mrs  Boyd 

Rubislaw  Terrace, 

13  Nathaniel  Farquhar,  advocate 

14  J.  D.  Milne,  advocate 

17  George  Henry  (of  H.  Gordon  &  Co.) 

18  Robert  Maclure,  LL.D. 

19  Rev.  James  Forsyth,  D.D. 

20  R.  S.  F.  Spottiswood,  advocate 

21  Wm.  Mackenzie,  late  of  Canada 

22  Thomas  Ruxton,  advoeate 

St.  Andrew  Street, 

From  Loch  street  to  Woolmanhill. 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

10  Mrs  Milne 

16  William  Williams,  grocer 
265  Peter  Raeburn,  baker 
...  Mra  Pratt,  sick  nurse 

George  street. 
28  J.  Middleton,  cabinetmaker 
40  Aberdeen  Public    Baths  —  Female 
entry 

Crooked  lane. 
BlacJcfriars  street. 


STEEET  DIRECTORY. 


299 


78  John  Davidson,  plumber 

83  Miss  Duguid 

85  Andrew  Aberdein,  grocer 

RIGHT  HAKD  SIDE. 

7  Mrs  Pirie,  sick  nurse 
11  Mrs  Dawson,  lodgings 
17  P.  Forbes,  sawmaker 
25  John  Kelly,  Hillside  P.O.  runner 

George  street. 
33  John  Edward,  shoemaker 
37  Glassite  Chapel 
45  James  Duncan,  grocer 
47  James  Brown,  coachman 
49  George  M'Kay 
51  John  Ross,  ironmonger 
57  George  Middleton,  spirit  dealer 

Charlotte  street 
62  C.  M 'Robbie,  spirit  dealer 
68  James  Smith,  publisher 
...  Wm.  Walker    and    Son,    tinplate 

workers 
74  John  R.  Grant  (of  B.  &  G.) 
...  William  Yunnie 
...  David  Logan 
...  Mrs  George  Milne,  grocer 
76  Do.  do. 

Shuttle  street. 
80  Wm.  Rae,  gardener 


St.  Ann's  Court, 

15  Guestrow. 

St.  Catherine's  Court, 

16  Shiprow. 

St.  Catherine's  Place, 

32  Shiprow. 

St.  Catherine's  Wynd, 

From  Union  street  to  Netherkirkgate. 

2  Keating  &  Co. 
...  David  Troup,  coach  guard 
...  Peter  Brown  (of  P.  &  G.  Brown) 

4  George  CoUie  &  Co.,  drapers 

5  Samuel  Walker,  tool  dealer 

7  John  Avery,  printer 

...  Northern  Advertiser  office 

St.  Clement  Street, 

From  Garvock  street  to  Building-yard. 

1  George  Spark,  shipowner 

2  Miss  Maitland 
...  Mrs  M'Gregor 

3  Peter  Riddel  (Harbour  office) 
...  Mrs  Captain  Anderson 

4  William  Buck,  shoemaker 

6  Mrs  John  Walker 

8  Alexander  Pittendrigh,  wright  and 

funeral  waiter 


8  Wm.  Donald,  beadle 
10  Wm.  Findl^y,  bootmaker 
12  Wm.  Smith,  shipmaster 
...  John  Wallace,  shipmaster 
14  James  Tulloch,  merchant 
...  Alex.  Morrison,  clerk 
16  James  Tulloch,  merchant 

19  Andrew  Milne,  shoemaker 

20  Wm.  M'Callum,  locker 

...  Goldie  &  Hay,  sailmakers 

27  James  Whyte,  spirit  dealer 

28  Wm.  Connon,  carpenter 
32  Mrs  Duncan  Walker 

...  Wm.  Walker,  shipmaster 
38  James  Leslie,  shipmaster 
40  Mrs  Robertson,  midwife 
56  Wm.  Dick,  overseer 
...  Thomas  Black,  carpenter 


St.  Clement's  Lane, 

Opposite  50  St.  Clement  street. 

2  John  Barclay,  overseer 

3  Christopher  Law 

St.  John's  Court, 

38  Castle  street. 

St.  John's  Place, 

From  Crown  street  to  Crown  terrace 

St.  Mary's  Place, 

From  Crown  terrace  to  Crown  street* 

1  Mrs  Morrison 

2  Wm.  Rait,  teacher 
...  Miss  Wood 

3  Wm.  Henderson,  late  painter 
...  Miss  Davidson,  lodgings 

...  James  Vass,  upholsterer 

4  Wm.  Emslie,  late  druggist 

5  Mrs  Crighton 

6  Mrs  Allan,  lodgings 
6§  Mrs  Reid 

7  James  Smith,  house  carpenter 
...  Robert  Wood,  bootmaker 

9  Miss  Malcolm 
18  J.  Fleming,  hardware  merchant 

St.  Nicholas  Lane, 

From  St  Nicholas  street  to  Correction 
wynd. 

2  Alex.  Kemp,  innkeeper 

8  Gill  &  Smith 

4 — 6  James  Taylor,  bootmaker 

9  J.  M  'Gillivray,  hotel 

20  Peter  Jamieson,  harness  composi- 
tion manufacturer 
24  Mrs  Skinner,  hotel 

George  Oldman,  hairdresser 


300 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


St.  Nicholas  Street, 

i 
From  Union  street  to  Upperkirkgate. 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

1  John  Sturrock,  ironmonger 

St.  Nicholas  lane. 
3  Strachan  &  Sherriffs,  tea  and  coffee 

merchants 
5  David  Wilson,  dyer 
7  J.  C.  Anderson,  wig  maker 
9  Alex.  Kemp,  innkeeper 
11  Wm.  Mortimer,  manufacturer 
13  Wm.  Stevenson,  bookseller 
15  Wm.  Davidson,  paper  ruler 
...  Mrs  Jamieson,  midwife 
17  P.  &  C.  Crombie 
19  Miss  Cassie,  dressmaker 
21  Mrs  Louden,  city  hotel 
23  Adam  Ross,  watch  dealer 
25  Francis  Fiddes,  bootmaker 

Correction  wynd. 
29  James  Walker,  watchmaker 
31  Geo.  L.  Walker,  hardware  mereht. 
33  John  Lunan,  bookseller 
35  Jas.  Cruickshank,  teacher  of  music 
...  Miss  Cruickshank,  teacher  of  music 
...  Geo.  Watson,  saw  trimmer 
37  James  Mowat,  clothier 
3  '  Robert  Beveridge,  manufacturer 
41  Miss  Mathieson,    wax-Hower   mo- 
deller 
...  Miss  Adams,  lodgings 
43  D.  &  J.  Riddel,  watchmakers 
45  George  Thomson,  baker 
47        Do.  do. 

49  Peter  Gordon,  china  merchant 
51        Do.  do. 

53  Wm.  Smith,  nurseryman  and  seeds- 
man 
55  Francis  Croll,  baker 

Churchyard  gate. 
57  John  Ross,  ironmonger 
59  James  Allan,  grocer 
61  Wm.  M'Kenzie,  publisher,  D.  M'-» 
Alister,  book  agent 
Eagle,  &c,  Life  Assur.  Co.'s  office 
...  John  Paterson,  surgeon 
63  AndreAV  Smith,  draper 
65  John  &  James  Urquhart,  druggists 

EIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

4  John  Duncan,  goldsmith 
6        Do.  do. 

8  Alex.  Masson,  auctioneer 
...  Mrs  M'Hardy 
10  Andrew  Scott,  shoemaker 
14  MacaldoAvie  &  Co.,  brush  manufac- 
turers 
18  James  Watson,  watchmaker 

Netherkirkgate. 
...  Thomas  Duncan  &  Son,  cork  manu- 
facturers 
John  Fyf  e  &  Son,  brushmakers  to 

the  Queen 
Milne  &  Marshall,  grocers 
Alex.  Henderson,  advocate 
Mrs  Duncan,  lodgings 
Geo.  &  Robt.  King,  booksellers 


22 


28 


30  Jas.  T.  Mackay  &  Son,  jewellers 

32  Alex.  Henderson,  advocate 

34  John  Sutherland,  druggist 

36  James  Moir,  grocer 

38  John  Lunan,  bookseller 

42  Mrs  James  Shirreffs,  inn 

44  Morrison  &  Skakle,  jewellers  and 
opticians 

Flourmillbrae. 

48  Jonathan  Mess,  corn  merchant 

50  Police  Tax  Office 

52  Porter  &  Leighton,  boot  and  shoe- 
makers 

54  Mrs  Ironside,  lodgings 

56  Brebner  &  Grant 

58  Thomas  Masson,  flesher 

60  John  Irvine  &  Co.'s  pianoforte  saloon 

62  Alex.  Urquhart,  grocer 


St.  Paul  Street, 

From  Gallowgate  to  Loch  street. 

1—2  John  Watt  &  Sons,  leather  mer- 
chants 
9  Medical  school 

14 — 16  Jos.  Powell,  iron  merchant 
East  Parish  school— J.    S.    Kidd, 
teacher 


Schoolhill, 

From  Upperkirkgate  to  Woolmanhill. 

LEFT  HAND   SIDE. 

3  Wm.  Rezin,  tailor  and  clothier 
5  James  Knight,  coal  broker 

...  Mrs  Laing,  lodgings 
7  J.  &  R.  Urquhart 
9  John  M  'Leod,  watchmaker 

11        Do,  do. 

...  Charles  Brown,  corkcutter 

...  Samuel  Watt 

15  Kerr  &  Grant,  painters  and  paper- 
hangers 

17  Wm.  Anderson,  umbrella  maker 
Churchyard  gate. 

19  Alex.  Skene,  tailor 

21^  John  Coutts,  watchmaker 

25  Robert  Robertson,  shoemaker 

27  Miss  Ken-,  dressmaker 

31  Misses  Duncan,  dressmakers 

...  Miss  Bisset,  dressmaker 

33  Robert  Aberdein 

35  Wm.  Walker,  umbrella  maker 

37        Do.  do. 

39  Charles  Brown,  corkcutter 

41  James  Mitchell,  baker 
Back  wynd, 

43  G.  &  J.  Angus,  merchants 

45  Mrs  Clark 

47  Mrs  Yeats 

...  James  Little  John  (of  L.  &  G.) 

49  Wm.  Henderson,  M.D. 

51  John  M'Laren,  merchant 

53  James  M'Laren 

...  Wm.  M'Laren,  M.D. 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


301 


55  George  M'Bain,  baker 
...  James  Emslie,  dentist 
...  John  Fraser,  clerk 

57  Sir  Michael  Bruce,  bark 

59  Wm.  Gavin,  merchant 

EIGHT   HAND   SIDE. 

2  G.  Mitchell,  spirit  dealer 

4  Gordon's  court. 

...  Mrs  Harrow,  midwife 

6  James  Bain,  spirit  dealer 

8  Sutherland  &M'Intosh,  Commercial 
hotel 
10  Messrs  Harper 

12  P.  Stewart,  plumber  and  gasfitter 
14  Duthie's  court. 

18  James  Leslie,  bootmaker 
20  Donald's  court 

22  Moss's  court 

...  Wm.  Stuart,  innkeeper 
24  Mrs  Duncan 
...  Adam  Ross,  watch  dealer 
...  James  M'Killiam,  clerk 
...  Misses  Nicol,  white  seamstresses 
26  Bisset  and  Young,  plumbers 
28  Wm.  Stuart,  boot  and  shoemaker 
30  Garden  and  Raeburn,  bakers 
82  George  Garden,  baker 
Harriet  street 
34  Robert  Wilson,  bookseller 
86  Miss  More 
88  James  Craig,  saddler 
42  William  Andrew,  druggist 
...  Mrs  Thompson 
...  P.  Redfern,  M.D. 
46  John  Christie,  M.D. 
48  Murray  and  Garden,  advocates 
50  James  Murray  (of  M.  and  G.) 
52 — 56  Grammar  school 

58  Robert  Gordon's  Hospital 

60  Mrs  Divorty,  lodgings 
62  George  M'Bain,  baker 

64  John  Menzies,  boot  and  shoemaker 
66  Henry  Jackson,  M.D.,  surgeon 
...  W.  R.  Riddel  (T.  &  C.  B.) 
68  Clark  Brothers,   millers  and  grain 
merchants 


Scott's  Court, 

25  Quay 

Se  amount  Place, 

From  Gallowgate  to  North  street 


Wm.  Hurry,  nail  manufacturer 
John  Webster,  criminal  officer 
James  Milne,  do. 

Dr  Peter  Grant 
Mrs  Minty 

James  Webster,  agent 
James  Reid,  tailor 
John  Christie,  auctioneer 
Leslie  Bisset,  tinsmith 
John  Wright,  turner 
Lewis  Ross,  teacher  of  music 
James  W.  Robson,  clerk 


21  Mrs  Ross,  lodgings 

25  Alex.  Ingram,  carpenter 

31  Wm.  Hay,  bootmaker 

35  Samuel  Pope,  guard,  North  mail 

37  A  Shepherd,  bottler 


Sharp's  Court, 

78  Loch  street 

Shaw's  Court, 

90  Gallowgate 

Shewan's  Court, 

119  Gallowgate 

Shiprow, 

From  Union  st.  to  Market  street 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

7  field's  court, 

9  Alex.  Donald,  stoneware  merchant 

13  Alex.  Beattie,  hairdresser 

15  Geo.  Milne,  spirit  dealer 

17  Mrs  Milne,  provision  dealer 

23  Wm.  Booth,  grocer 

25  Charles  Wilson,  shipowner 
...  Alex.  Bisset,  clerk  (P.  O.) 

27  John  Fidler,  eating  house 

29  Mrs  Smith 

31  Alex.  Cormack,  grocer 
33  Misses  Law 

35  George  Thorn,  shoemaker 

51  George  Fyfe,  merchant 

53  Wm.  Anderson,  salmon  fisher 

...  Mrs  John  Fyfe 

...  John  Wilson,  shore  porter 

63  John  Geddes,  provision  dealer 

67  Joseph  Thomson,  grocer 

EIGHT   HAND   SIDE. 

6 — 7  James  Morrison,  baker 

8  James  Tastard,  flesher 

10  Cruukshank's  (C.)  court 

12  Robert  M  'Kay,  spirit  dealer 

14  Hugh  Ross,  broker 

16  St.  Catherine's  court 
...  P.  A.  Skinner,  candlemaker 
...  Mrs  Mackie,  bootbinder 

...  David  Taylor,  clerk 
...  Mrs  Riach,  Warkman's  Tavern 
20  James  Wildgoose,  grocer 
22  Alex.  Collie,  jun.,  slater 

24  Wm.  Findlay,  merchant 

26  Miss  Duncan,  poultry  dealer 

28  Collie's  court 
...  Alex.  Collie,  slater 

30  James  Stewart  &  Co.,  spirit  dealers 

32  St  Catherine' s  place 
38  Jamieson's  court 
44  James  Ross,  shoemaker 
...  Wm.  Jackson,  clerk 


302 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


place 

...  Thomas  M'Guffie,  letter  carrier 
52  Mearns1  court 

...  John  Stewart,  teacher 
54  John  M,Gregor,  tailor 
56  Mrs  Fyfe 

58  James  Grant,  shipmaster 
...  John  Collie,  hairdresser 
60  John  Law,  baker 
62  John  Collie,  hairdresser 
66  Alex.  Johnston,  broker 
72  Webster's  court 

74  George  Sim,  grocer 
78  Sutherland's  court 

80  Chas.  Davidson,  shoemaker 
82  Wm.  Mowat  and  Co.,  merchants 
84  Brebner's  court 

...  Mrs  Keith 

...  James  Collie,  tide  waiter 
86  Robert  Forbes,  spirit  dealer 
90  John  M 'Hardy,  spirit  dealer 

Shoe  Lane, 

From  North  street  to  Queen  street 

2  Greyfriars  Parish  School 

5  Jn.  Smith  and  Co.,  iron  merchants 
7 — 8  James  Pyper 

Shore  Brae, 

From  Shiprow  to  Quay 

1  Alex.  Fidler,  coal  broker 
...  James  Mcol,  bulker 

3  James  Gillespie,  Crown  Hotel 

4  W.  Duncan,  treasurer  of  police 

Shore  Lane, 

From  Quay  to  Virginia  street 

Short  Leanings, 

17  Miss  Morrison,  grocer 

Wm.  Cook,  weaver 

Wm.  Simpson,  piano-forte  tuner 
87  Peter  Grant,  grocer 


Shuttle  Lane, 

From  East  North  street  to  Park  street 

Shuttle  Street, 

From  St  Andrew  street  to  John  street 

8  Bowman  and  Henderson,  plasterers 

Silver  Street  (North) 
From  Golden  square  to  Skene  terrace 

9  Rev.  Dr  M'Gilvray,   Free  Gilcom- 

ston  Manse 


10  Charles  Michie,  A.M.,  rector,  Silver 

street  Academy 
...  Rev.  Colin  Sinclair 

11  Mrs  Brown 

12  Mrs  Kirkland 

14  Rev.  T.  Gilfillan 

15  Mrs  G.  H.  Boyd 

16  Rev.  David  Milne 

17  Miss  Gordon  (of  Wardhouse)  Ruby 

cottage 

18  R.  H .  Baker,  professor  of  music 

19  Rev.  Wm.  Primrose 

20  John  Donald,  timber  merchant 
...  Miss  Anderson 

21  Mrs  Lamb,  lodgings 

...  Patrick  Morgan,  clerk  (R.  &  Co.) 

22  Samuel  Maclean,  bookseller 

23  Dr  Macrobin,  Migvie  house 

24  Al.  Masson,  auctioneer 
28  Mrs  George  Reid,  sen. 

...  John  Duncan,  jun.,  advocate 

30  James  Gifford  (of  Gifford  and  Son) 

31  Misses  Topp 


Silver  Street  (South), 

From  Union  street  to  Golden  square 

1  James  H.  Collie,  hairdresser 

2  Miss  Mary  Ann  Skene 
...  Misses  Smith,  milliners 

3  David  Grant,  shoemaker 

4  John  Berry,  plumber  and  gasfitter 
6  G.  Byth  and  Co.,  cabinetmakers 


Sim's  Court, 

89  Shiprow 

Sim's  Square, 

Shuttle  street 
2  James  Sim 

Simpson's  Court, 

139  Gallowgate  and  96  Loch  street 

Sinclair's  Court, 

69  Broad  street 

Skene  Street, 

From  Black's  buildings  to  Skene  place 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

5  James  Knowles,  butcher 
7  Captain  Wm.  Dunningham 
...  Jno.  Gray,  warden  (W.P.  Church) 
11  Miss  Garden,  dressmaker 


STEEET  DIRECTORY* 


303 


17  Robert  Shirreffs,  grocer 

Skene  terrace 
29  Alexander  Reid 
43  John  Davidson,  writer 
77  John  Paul,  horse-hirer 
Summer  street 
91  Charles  Joss,  tailor 
125  JohnM'Gregor 
129  George  Hay,  furnishing  tailor 

Chapel  street 
135—137  Wm.  Coutts,  grocer 
139  John  Reid,  shipowner 

141  Samuel  Benson,  grocer 

142  Alex.  Laing  (of  L.  and  ML) 


EIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

6  George  Thow,  tailor  and  clothier 
8  Wm.  Cameron,  shoemaker 

10  Do.  do. 

12  John  Christie 

16  George  Rezin,  furnishing  tailor 

48  Mrs  J.  A.  Walker,  milliner 

24  John  Collie,  wright 

28  Mrs  Reith,  lodgings 

32  Mrs  Westland 

34  David  Grant,  bootmaker 

...  James  Grant  do. 

44  Andrew  Gage,  overseer 

48  Wm.  Craigmile,  S.  N.  E.  R. 

50  James  Cooper 

62  F.  Rae,  cart  and  plough  wright 

...  W.  Adam,  jun.,  advocate 

64  Miss  Robson 

94  Wm.  Buyers  (of  J.  B.  and  Co.) 

96  Miss  Courage,  stayrnaker 
108  Miss  Stephen,  dressmaker 
118  Miss  Keen,  milliner 
120  Robert  Petrie,  shoemaker 
122  Samuel  Law,  shoemaker 

Skene  row 
140  Wm.  Mollison,  grocer 


Skene  Street  (West), 

159  John  Smith,  druggist 
161  Geo.  Stephen  (T.  &  C.  B.) 

T.  Craig,  tobacconist 

Sheriff  Watson's  Female  School 
166  J  n.  Jameson,  teller  (T.  &  C.  B.) 

Mrs  Falconer 

John  Robb,  inspector 
170  John  Gellan,  book-keeper  (D.  &  C.) 
...   George  C.  Robb,  clerk 
...   Wm.  Duncan,  shoemaker 
...   A.  W.  Ledingham  (G.  L.  Co.) 
...   Mrs  Dr  Moir 

172  Alex.  Speid 

...    Alex.  Edward  (B.  L.  Co.) 
...   James  Crombie,  merchant 

173  Alex.  Stephen,  late  merchant 
177  Robert  Maconachie,  clerk 

Mrs  Hay 

A.  A.  Symmers,  Glenburnie  cot. 

James  Edmond,  advocate 


Skene  Place, 

From  Skene  street  to  Cherryvale 

1  James  Paull,  advocate 

3  Mrs  Dunn 

4  James  Nisbet  (of  Nisbet  and  Ro- 

bertson) 

5  Miss  Smith 

,..  Misses  Baxter 


Skene  Square, 

From  Steps  of  Cilcomston  to  Caroline 
place 

1  "Wm.  Robbie,  slater 
...  Mrs  Smart,  sick  nurse 

4  George  Middleton,  bookseller 
12  Jas.  Russel,  police  (S.N.E.R.  Co.) 
24  Nath.  Allan,  jun.,  grocer 
26  James  Brown,  printer 
...  James  Balfour 
30  Colin  Campbell,  book-keeper 
34  John  A.  Machray,  grocer 
36  George  Thow,  tailor 
40  Miss  Jane  Ross,  sick  nurse 
42  J.  and  A.  Bannochie,  butchers 
48  Robert  Collie,  plumber 
...  James  Fraser,  overseer  (G.  Comb 

work 
50  Margaret  M'Gregor,  milliner 
60  Mrs  Kemp,  grocer 
62  Adam  Marr,  wright 
71  William  Davidson,  stoneware  mer-i 

chant 
...  Rev.T.  Brown 

82  James  Gerard,  machine  maker 

83  James  M'Naughton,  engineer  (Ri- 

chards and  Co.) 

84  Mrs  Knox,  teacher 

...  John  Matthew,  merchant 

86  Wm.  Milne,  grocer 

88  James  B.  Welch  (Richards  &  Co.) 


Skene  Terrace, 

From  Skene  street  to  Summer  street 

4  Wm.  Webster,  baker 

6  Do.  do 

7  Miss  Craighead,  milliner  and  dress- 

maker 

8  George  Dey,  criminal  officer 

9  Charles  Smith,  tailor 

10  Alex.  Robertson,  plumber  and  gas- 
fitter 
13  Mrs  Wyness,  lodgings 
...  D.  Morton  (J.  Laing,  ironmonger) 

18  Wm.  Berrie  (of  W.  and  J.  B.) 

19  Walter  Morrison,  flesher 
26  Rev.  John  Mackay 

28  W.  Henderson,  jun.  (of  B.  H.  &  Co.) 

30  W.  Adam  (of  A  and  A.) 

32  Miss  Paton  of  Grandholm 

34  Wm.  Bisset  (of  J.  and  W.  B  ) 

36  John  Munro,  retired  inspector  of 

taxes 
38  Mrs  Browning 


304 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


38  Mrs  Maclagan 

42  Mrs  Charles  Ross 

44  Andrew  Murray,  advocate  (of  M.  & 

M'C.) 
46  Misses  Leith  of  Freefield 
48  D.  Gill,  watchmaker  (of  G.  and  S.) 
50  Miss  Henderson 
52  Mrs  Parker 


Skene  Row, 

From  Skene  place  to  Hardweird 

13  Mrs  Middleton 

21  Mrs  George  Gibson 

...  Wm.  Gibson,  commercial  traveller 

...  Alex.  M'Lean,  shipmaster 

Smith's  Couxt, 

16  Netherkirkgate 

Smith's  Couxt, 

21  Castle  street 


Spa  Street, 

From  Skene  street  bridge  to  Wool- 
manhill 

8  Wm.  Ironside,  builder 

9  Do.  do. 

11  Mitchell  and  Cay,  wrights 
Wm.  Watt,  slater 
Mrs  Webster,  midwife 
Wm.  Dawson,  cartwright 
John  Nicol,  rope  manufacturer 

18        Do.  do. 

Ales.  Beattie,  slater 


Spxinghank  Street, 

From  Crown  street  to  Bon-accord  st 

Wm.  S.  Couldry,  shipmaster 
Misses  Knight 
Mrs  Geo.  Rae 
Mrs  F.  Porter 

Spxinghank  Texxace, 

From  Crown  st.  to  Bon-accord  terrace 

1  Wm.  Reid,  insurance  broker 

2  Thomas  Clark,  M.D.,  professor  of 

chemistry  (M.  Col.) 

3  Alex.  Alexander,  shipmaster 

4  Wm.  Melville  (of  T.  M.  and  S.) 

5  Mrs  Fullerton 

6  J.  and  W.  Martin,  fleshers 

7  Andrew  Anderson,  painter 

8  Wm.  Catto  (Abdn.  Bank) 

9  R.  W.  Lyall  (of  H.  and  L.) 

10  Alex.  Murray  (C.  of  G.  B.) 
...  Wm.  Murray  (Lime  Co.) 

11  John  Humphrey  of  Comalegy 


12  James  Horn  (Commercial  Co.) 

18  James  Batchan  (T.  and  C.  B.) 

19  George  J.  W.  Ruthven 

20  Miss  Shaw 

21  John  H.  Will,  traveller 

22  Miss  Carter 


Spxinghank  Place, 

From  Springbank  to  Springbank  st. 

1  Wm.  Hislop 
...  Misses  Hislop 

2  R.  Alexander,  professor  of  dancing 
...  Mrs  Thomson 

3  Peter  Esslemont  (of  E.  and  S.) 
...  Wm.  Robb,  commercial  traveller 

4  Mrs  Garioch,  late  of  Strichen 

Spxing  Gaxden, 

From  George  street  to  Windy  wynd 

81  Archibald  Tough,  carter 
85  Richard  Fotheringham 

Wm.    Paterson,    druggist,    Spring 
garden  house 

Stewaxt's  Couxt, 

62  George  street 

Stewaxt  Place, 

69  Guestrow 

Stxawoexxy  Bank, 

Top  of  Hardgate 

1  Alex.  Aitken,  gardener 

2  Wm.  Philip,  jun.  (of  P.  and  C.) 

3  Rev.  Fergus  Ferguson 

4  John  Willox 

5  Francis  Craigmyle,  teacher 

6  Mrs  Robert  Buthley 

7  John  Ogilvie,  LL.D. 

8  Wm.  Shanks  (G.  L.  Co.) 

9  David  Souter  (N.  of  S.  B.) 
10  Mrs  David  Macallan 

Joseph  Clark 

Thomas  Foster 

James  Clyne  (of  W.  C.  and  S.) 


Stxonach's  Close, 

Exchequer  row 

5  Mrs  Cameron,  lodgings 

7  George  Farquharson,  tap  room 

Sugaxhouse  Lane, 

From  Quay  to  Virginia  street 
12  Alex.  Masson,  mate 


STREET  DIEECTORY. 


305 


Summer  Street, 

From  Union  place  to  Skene  street 

1  Andrew  Borthwick,  dyer 
4  John  Legge,  stonecutter 

7  Wm.  Ewen  and  Co.,  builders 

8  Wm.  Smith,  accountant 
14  James  Garvie,  builder 

18  Davidson  Brothers,  cabinetmakers 

19  Thomas  Baird,  cabinetmaker 
30  Robert  Fyfe,  gardener 

22  John  Robertson,  watchmaker 

23  Miss  Mitchell,  lodgings 

24  Wm.  Keith,  slater 

26  John  Ross,  letter  carrier 

£8  Alex.  Watson,  bookseller 

...  James  Ross,  builder  (of  M.  &  R.) 

...  John  Ross,  mason 

...  Wm.  Slaker  (of  S.  and  S.) 

80  Robert  Greig,  builder 

...  Miss  Lyon,  Dressmaker 

...  Wm.  Jenkins,  inspector 

82  Mrs  Erskine 

...  James  Laing,  mason 

83  Mrs  M'Kenzie 

87  Eraser  L.  Johnston,  merchant 
89  Mrs  Sherman,  lodgings 
...  Miss  Sherman,  milliner 
41  Alex.  Gray,  watchmaker 
...  David  Walker,  hairdresser 

46  George  Walker,  grocer 

47  Miss  Bruce,  bonnetmaker 

48  Miss  Winton,  dressmaker 

...  Robert  Lawe,  foreman  (A  and  W. 

Ogilvie) 
50  Thomas  Sang,  shoemaker 
54  Mrs  Mackie,  sick  nurse 
...  W.  Stevenson,  attendant  (St  James' 

Church) 

57  George  Imray,  teacher  (Gilcomston 

school) 

58  Mrs  Whyte 
...  Mrs  Walker 

61  Wm.  Webster,  tape  factory 
Mrs  Walker 


Summer  Lane, 

From  Garvock  wynd  to  Fish  street 

10  Mrs  Calder,  spirit  dealer 

...  Robert  Gordon,  wright 

81  Duncan  Eraser,  boot  and  shoemaker 

x,.  Mrs  Fraser,  lodgings 

83  Mr3  M'Leod,  grocer 

Sutherland's  Court, 

20  James  street 

Sutherland's  Court, 

126  Gallowgate 

Sutherland's  Court, 

78  Shiprow 


Theatre  Lane, 

From  Quay  to  Virginia  street 
Robert  Youngson  &  Co.,  saihnakers 

Thistle  Lane, 

From  Victoria  street  to  Skene  st.  west 

3  John  Riach,  proprietor 
...  John  Eddie,  clerk 

...  Mrs  Eddie,  midwife 

4  W.  Greig  (of  G.  and  W.  G.) 

5  A.  and  W.  Ogilvie,  cabinetmakers 

6  G.  and  W.  Greig,  builders 
...  Miss  Greig,  teacher 

Thistle  Street, 

From  Chapel  street  to  Victoria  st.  west 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

1  James  Youngson,  boot  and  shoe- 

maker 

7  John  Cobban 

Bose  street 

17  R.  Brander,  wright 

21  John    Cruickshank,    inspector    of 
police 

23  Miss  StUl 

...  Alex.  R.  Dyer,  custom-house  agent 
Thistle  lane 

27  Mrs  Croll 

...  Robert  Edmond,  bookbinder 
...  Miss  Mackenzie  (of  Ord) 

29  Mrs  Simpson 
...  Mrs  Tyson 

...  George  Milne,  com.  agent 

31  Mrs  Andrew  Oldman 

33  Wm.  Stuart,  shoemaker 

37  Rich.  Connon  (of  R.  Connon  &  Co.) 

EIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

2  Patrick    Bannerman,   book-keeper 

(A.  and  W.  Thorn) 
...  John  Fairweather,  late  mail  guard 
4  John  C.  Abel,  clerk  (G.  L.  Co.) 
6  James  Crow,  late  Customs 
12  Mrs  Alex  Thomson,  midwife 
14  John  Rust,  wood  merchant 

Bose  street 
16  John  Thomson,  late  builder 
...  Miss  Sherriffs 

18  John  Elrick,  wright 

19  Rev.  Dr.  R.  Simpson  of  Kintore 

24  Jas.  Barber,  Inland  Revenue  officer 
...  Mrs  James  Walker 

26  Mrs  Ure 

...  Mrs  Bamford 

Thistle  lane 

28  Geo.  A  Berry  (of  J.  B.  &  Son) 

...  Andrew  Bowman,  jun.  (Kerr  and 
Bowman) 

30  Mrs  Kay 

32  Edward  Webb,  hatter 
...  Mrs  James  Ligertwood 
...  J.  E.  Berry,  clerk 

34  Alexander  Johnston,  builder 

...  Thomas  Mathieson,   officer  of  In- 
land Revenue 


306 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Thomson's  Couxt, 

69  West  North  street 

Thomson's  Court, 

61  Broad  street 

Thomson's  Const, 

21  Quay 

Thornton  Place, 

29  Guestrow  and  4  Flonrmill  lane 

2  Alex.  Todd,  basket  maker 
S  A.  and  W.  Gray,  wine  and  spirit 
merchants 

11  Alexander  Hay,  japanner 

12  Win  Anderson,  tinsmith 

13  Alexander  Hay,  japanner 
...  Robert  Taylor,  spirit  dealer 

Trinity  Street, 

From  Denburn  to  Trinity  lane 

4  Geo.  Toddun,  police  (S.  N.  E.  R) 
8  James  Scottt  spirit  dealer 

10  Alex.  Fraser,  cattle  dealer 

11  James  Milne 
IS  James  Smith 

18  M' Kay's  court 

...  John  Tastard,  flesher 

20  John  M' Donald,  confectioner 

24  James  Donaldson,  spirit  dealer 

Trinity  Quay, 

From  Regent  quay  to  Poynernook 

2  Patrick  Bannerman,  coal  broker 

3  Mrs  Craib,  midwife 

...  Alex  Craib,  merchant 
...  Wm.  Berry  lodgings 

4  Wm.  Anderson,  salmon  merchant 
...  Charles  Davidson  and  Sons,  paper 

merchants 

5  Alex.  Craib,  merchant 

8  James  Knight,  coal  merchant 
...  M.  Birnie,  spirit  dealer 

Tytler's  Court, 

69,Green 

Union  Buildings, 

1  John  Airth,  tea  dealer 

2  Athenaeum  Newsroom 
7  George  Peglar,  fruiterer 

9  John  Duffus,  bookseller 
11  Alex.  Morison,  silk  mercer 
...  George  Leslie 

...  Miss  Mead,  teacher,  piano-forte 


11  Wm.  Hunter,  news  agent 
...  John  Airth,  merchant 
13  John  Smith,  tailor 
15  Keith  and  Gibb,  lithographers 
17—19  Alexander  Philip,  draper 
19  Mrs  Harper,  lodgings 
...  David  Grant,  tobacconist 
...  Alex.  Tawse,  H.EJ.C.S. 
21  Simpson  and  Whyte,  clothiers 
Shvprow 


Union  Street, 

From  Castle  street  to  Union  place 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

Union  "buildings 
Shiprow. 

23  John  Falconer  &  Co.,  haberdashers 

25  Wm.  Cruickshank,  Queen's  hotel 

...  David  Grant,  tobacconist 

27  J.  A.  Burnett  and  Co.,  hardware 
dealers 

29  Robert  Adam,  advocate 

...  Alex.  Forbes,  merchant 

...  Miss  Forbes 

...  E.  Henessey,  teacher 

29—31  Patrick  Collie,  clothier,  &c. 

33  Isaac  Mathieson,  silk  mercer,  &a 

35  J.    Milne,    Sons,    and   Co.,  stay- 
makers,  &c. 

37  Alexander  Findlay,  shoemaker 

36|  Exchange  court 

39  James  Blackhall  &  Co.,  clothiers 

41  James  Hodge  &  Co.,  cutlers 

41£  Grown  court 

45  Geo.  Reid  and  Sons,  chemists,  &c. 

47  Henry  Cooper  &  Co.,  drapers 

49  Black  &  Ferguson,  wine  merchants 
Adelphi  court 

51—53  Pratt  and  Keith,  silk  mercers 

55  Wm.  Mitchell  and  Co.,  booksellers 

57  Wm.  Fraser,  grocer 

59  Robertson  and  Cook,  Royal  Mail 
Coach  office 

...  John  Robertson,  clerk 

67  David  Robertson,  Royal  Hotel 

68  Alexander  Taylor,  woollen  draper 

69  Wm.  M.  Miller,  and  Co.,  hatters 

Market  street 

73  Wm.  Campbell  and  Co.,  clothiers 

75  Adam  and  Anderson,  advocates 

...  Misses  Mathieson,  dressmakers 

...  Isaac  Mathieson,  draper 

75  Wm.  Fraser,  grocer 

...  Mrs  Gray,  lodgings 

77  A.  Brown  and  Co.,  booksellers 

81  W.  and  J.  Marshall,  drapers 

83  Alex.  M'Donald,  advocate 

...  John  MuilL  advocate 
:...  Lessel  Stephen,  advocate 
' ...  Geo.  M.  Thomson  (Customs) 

...  Taylor    and    Henderson,     litho- 
graphers 

...  Mrs  Fleming 

85  James  G.  Fleming,  fancy  trimm- 
ing warehouse 

87  George  Yeats,  silk  mercei 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


307 


89  Mrs  Souter,  lodgings 

...  J.  &  R.  Ligertwood,  advocates 

91  Wm.  Littlejohn,    cashier    (Town 

and  County  Bank) 
93  Town  and  County  Bank 
95  J.  Lumsden  and  Co.,  merchants 
97  Wm.  Paul,  advocate 
...  George  Lyall  (of  G.  L.  and  Co.) 
...  David  Lyall  (of  G.  L.  and  Co.) 
99  Geo.  Lyall  and  Co.,  silk  mercers 
101  Elijah  Burwell,  jeweller 
103  Murray  and  M'Combie,  advocates 
...  Alex.  Brand,  accountant 
;...   Robert  Gerard  (G.  L.  and  Co.) 
105  A.  Cruickshank  &  Co.,  hosiers,  &c. 
107  G.  Jamieson,  jeweller  to  the  Queen 
111  D.  Wyllie  and  Sons,  booksellers  to 

the  Queen 
113  Wm.  Hay,  bootmaker 
115  Wm.  Ramage,  architeet 
...   Writing  Academy,  G.  C.  M'Cona- 

chie 
...   John  Nicol,  tailor 
...   Thomas  Will,  manufacturer 
...    James  Asher,  commission  mercht. 
...   Jamas  Fraser  and  Son,  boot  and 

shoemakers 
...   James  Littlejohn,  merchant 
117  David  Walker,  hairdresser 
119  A.  Morison,  silk  mercer,  &c. 
121  James  Laing,  ironmonger 
123  Lumsden  and  Gibson,  grocers 
123£  Wm  Leslie,  architect 
...  John  Willet,  civil  engineer 
...  A.  G.  Stewart,  book  agent 

125  John  Ross,  trhnming  warehouse 

126  J.  W.  Simpson,  draper 

127  Milne,  Low,  and  Co.,  clothiers 
129  M  ilne  and  Walker,  advocates 

...  Mrs  Buyers,  lodgings 
131  Farquharson  and  Co.,  merchants 

Steps  leading  to  Green 
131  §  Davidson  Brothers,  cabinetmakers 
137  David  Pirie,  merchant 
139  James  Saint,  jun.,  silk  mercer 
141  Grant  and  Donald,  chemists  and 

druggists 
143  Mrs  P.  Williamson 
145  Lendrum  &  Thomson,  silk  mercers 
147  George  Marquis,  accountant 

...  Chalmers  and  Farquhar,  advocates 

. . .  James  Hay  Chalmers,  advocate 

...  Miss  Stallan,  lodgings 
149  George  Sutherland,  silk  mercer 
151  M.  Rettie  and  Sons,  silversmiths 
153  Trades'  Hall 

...  M.  Massie,  advocate 
155  James  Lumsden  and  Co.,  clothiers 

Union  bridge 
173  Herr  Frederick,  photographer 
175  A.  and  W.  Ogilvie,  cabinetmakers 
177  Miss  Maver,  lodgings 

...  Mrs  Yule,  lodgings 
179  Kerr  and  Bowman,  carvers   and 

gilders 
181  Henry  A.  Dewar,  surgeon-dentist 
183  James  Neil,  silk  mercer  , 
184J  Norval  Clyne,  advocate 

...  Mrs  Captain  Clyne 
185  Esslemont  and  Symon,  drapers 


187  Gifford    and    Son,    carvers    and 
gilders 

189  Miss  Ross,  lodgings 
...  Mrs  Sadler,  lodgings 
...  Rev.  Fred.  W.  B.  Bouverie 

191  Thos.  Baird,  cabinetmaker 

193  Wm.  Smith,  com  factor 

195  Misses  Cuthbert  and  Wyllie,  mil- 
liners 

197  John    H.    Johnston,     embroidery 
printer 

199  A.  &  R.  Milne,  booksellers 
201  Robert  Beveridge,  M.D. 

...  James  M'Aulay,  ^inspector  of  taxes 

...  D.  Lamont,  surveyor  of  taxes 

...  John  Fimister,  do. 

...  Jas.  Turnbull,  do. 

203  Gordon  and  Smith,  grocers 

Grown  street 
205  Chas.  Davidson,  druggist 
207  Do.  do. 

209  Wm.  Milne  &  Son,  grocers 
211  F.  H.  Laken  (Wood  and  Co.) 
213  Wood  and  Co.,  pianoforte  saloon 
215  Geo.  Glegg  &  Sons,  confectioners 
217  Miss  Robertson,  milliner 
219  James  Catto,  bootmaker 

Dee  street 
221  James  Jamieson,  grocer,  &c. 
223  Wm.  Coutts,  painter 
229  Skinner  <fc  Wilsone,  advocates 

...  Thos.  Wilsone  (of  S.  and  W.) 
231  John  Cadenhead,  M.D. 
231|  Robt.  Ness,  jun.,  coachbuilder 
233  Lachlan  M'Kinnon,  jun.,  advocate 
237  Alex.  Davidson  of  Desswood 

Bon-accord  street 
239  Wm.  Williamson,  M.D. 

...  Mrs  B.  Williamson 
247  Wm.  Pirrie,  M.D. 

...  Wm.  Pirrie,  jun.,  M.D. 
249  Patrick  Cooper,   advocate  (of   D. 

and  C) 
251  Miss  limes 
253  Duncan  Forbes 
255  Wm.  Duguid  (of  J.  Smith  '&  Co.) 
257  Wm.  Keith,  M.D. 
261  Wm.  Hogarth,  merchant 

...  A.  P.  Hogarth  (of  D.  H.  <fc  Co.) 
263  John  Duncan,  advocate 
Bon-accord  terrace 

BIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

6  James  Alexander,  watchmaker 
8  Samuel  Maclean,  bookseller 
10  Aberdeen  Lands  and  Heritage  Va- 
luation office,  John  Milne,  as- 
sessor 
12  Alex.  Badenoch,  outfitter 
14  James  Hardy,  watchmaker 
16  Wm.     Singer    (Aberdeen     fancy 

warehouse) 
18  Alex.  Russel,  outfitter 
Broad  street 
20—22  Steele  and  Co.,  hatters 
24  Hugh  Fraser,  clothier 

Union  lane 
26  Keating   and   Co.,  clothiers   and 

outfitters 
28  Robert  M'Killiam,  confectioner 


308 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


30  J.  Shirreg,  clothier 

St  Catherine's  wynd 
32  Phillip  and  Cooper,  clothiers 
34  Samuel  Martin,  hatter 
36  Johnston   and   Laird,    furnishing 

tailors 
...  Miss  Mackintosh,  lodgings 
...  Mrs  King,  lodgings 
...  George  Sutherland,  surgeon 
...  Mrs  Captain  Jamson,  lodgings 
38  Daniel  Gray,  tea  merchrnt 
■iOf  Copestake,  Moore,  Crampton,  and 

Co.  (of  London) 
42  Ales.  Walker,  tobacconist 
44  John  Hutcheon,  upholsterer 
46  Archibald  Hossack,  fruiterer 
48  James  R<?y,  jun.,  seedsman 
50  John  Smith,  bookseller 
50!  M'Combie's  court 

James  Smith,  printer 
L.  and  J.  Smith,  wholesale  book- 
sellers 
52  William  Walker  and  Sons,  wine 

merchants 
...  John  Paterson,  advocate 
...  Misses  Duffus,  lodgings 
54  John  Drummond,  bootmaker 
56  Central    Academy;    D.    Sinclair, 

rector 
...  Robert   S.    Willock,    temperance 

hotel 
58  Wm.  Lumsden,  merchant 

St  Nicholas  street 
72  Angus  Fraser  and  Co.,  grocers 
74  James  Milne  (A  Fraser  &  Co.) 
...  Alex.  Duthie,  advocate 
...  Thos.  A.  W.  A.  Youngson,  advo- 
cate 
...  John  Murray,  general  merchant 
...  Wm.  Dunn,  advocate 
...  David  Hardie,  agent 
...  Jn.  A.  Simpson,  grain  and  general 

agent 
...  Alex.  Adam,  land  surveyor 
76  Cardno  and  Darling,  seedsmen 
78  Gill  and  Smith,  watchmakers 
...  Mrs  A.  Gall,  lodgings 
80  Adam  Smith,  merchant 
82  Harper  &  Co. 
84  Mrs  Durward,  lodgings 
...  John  and  James  Ferguson,  advo- 
cates 
...  Mrs  A  Milne,  lodgings 
...  Thos.  Ruxton,  advocate 
...  David  Sheach,  writer 
86  James  Duffus,  confectioner 
88  James    Berry  and   Sons,   watch- 
makers,   jewellers,   and  opti- 
cians 
90  T.  Reid,  advocate 
...  Mrs  Wm.  Wilson 
...  Misses  Emslie  and  Co.,  milliners 

and  dressmakers 
92  Lockhart  and    Salmond,   confec- 
tioners 
94  Ales.  Yule,  ironmonger 
96  Scottish  Provincial  Assurance  Co. 
...  C. F. Griffith, manager (S.P.A. Co,) 
98  Leslie  and  Maule,  booksellers  and 
stationers 


100—102   Wm,  Forsyth,  tern,    h&tel 

keeper 
104  George  Mann,  tailor 
106  Wm.  Smith,  Jan.,  tea,  urine,  aiwS 
spirit  merchant 
...  Connty  Fire   Office,    etc.— Wm, 
Smith,  jnn.,  agent 
Steps  leading  to  Correction  wynd 
Facade 
Churchyard  (East  and   west 
churches) 
Bach  wynd 
Advocates'  Hall  and  Library 
Jas.Brebner,  Advocates'  buildings 
Geo.  Grub,  Advocates'  buildiDgs 
122  J.  Allan  and  Sons,  cabinetmakers 
122|  P.  Beveridge,  manufacturer 

...  Thos.  Gordon  Beveridge 
124  Mrs  Fraser,  lodgings 
...  Lambert  Barron,  advocate 
...  Miss  CummiDg,  lodgings 
...  Robert  Cumming,  clerk  (P.O  ) 
128  John  Lyall,  gunmaker 
130  Logaa  and  Co.,  pianoforte  manu- 
facturers 
...  Mrs  Miller,  lodgings 
...  John  Mollison 
...  Miss  Greig,  lodgings 
...  Ales.  Leslie  (of  Leslie  &  Maule) 
...  Geo.  Maule  (of  Leslie  and  Maule) 
132  Benjamin   Reid  and  Co.,    seeds- 
men, &c. 

Belmont  street 
136  John  Ford,  flint  glass  merchant 
138  Charles  Playfair,"ganniaker 
140  P.  and  G.  Brown  auctioneers 
Union  bridge 
Union  terrace 
146  Wm.  L.  Reid,  advocate 
148  James  Booth,  merchant 
...  Wm.  P.  Booth,  insurance  broker 

150  J.  Littlejohn,    ladies'    outfitting 

warehouse 

151  Chas.  Begg,  pianoforte  saloon 

Diamond  street 

152  Mrs  Gordon  of  Pitlurg 

154  Col.,  the  Hon.  D.  Ogilvie  of  Clovs 
156|Hardy  Robinson  (of  R.  C.  &  Co.) 

155  Alex.  Kilgour,  M.D. 

164  John  Alesander,  upholsterer 
166  Jn.  Robb  (of  R.  Bros.  &  Co.) 

...  Misses  Massie,  milliners 
168  Wm.  Andrew,  druggist 
170  John  Fraser,  watchmaker 
South  Silver  street. 
Music  Hall  buildings 
198  Alesander  Anderson,  advocate  (of 

A.  &  A.) 
202  John  B.  Bannerman,  manager 
Aberdeen   Branch,    Bank  of  De- 
posit National  Assurance  and 
Investment   Association,   and 
the  State  Fire  Insurance  Co. 
Huntly  street. 
214  Robt.  Smith,  advocate  (of  S.  &  C.) 
216  West  End  Academy 
218  John  Marr,  pianoforte  saloon 
220  Robert  Ness,  coach  builder 
224  Mrs  Panton 
238  Miss  Farquharson  of  Ballogie 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Union  roiv. 
240  D.  L.  Shirres  (of  D.  L.  S.  and  Co.) 

...  Wm.  Smith,  florist 
250  R.  Demaus,  teacher 
252  John  Smith,  advocate 
254  Mrs  Moir  of  Park 
256  John  Cumming,  slater 
258  Wm.  Robertson,  stonecutter 
Summer  street. 


Union  Place, 
From  Union  st.  to  Alford  place. 

LEFT  HAND  BIDE. 

1  Mrs  A.  M'Donald 

8  Miss  Gordon  of  Avochie 

5  Francis  Clerihew,  advocate 

7  Mrs  Stewart 

9  David  Kerr,  M.D. 

11  John  Ferguson,  advocate 

13  John  Hall,  merchant 

15  Mrs  Professor  David  Gray 
17  Thos.  Sangster,  advocate 

19  Alex.  B.  Whyte  (of  S.  &  W.) 

21  Geo.  Colhe  (of  G.  C.  <fc  Co.) 

23  John  Maitland 
25  Mrs  Roger 

27  James  Aiken,  jun.,  ship  and  insur- 
ance broker 

29  Geo.  Ogilvie,  M.D. 

81  Alex.  Low  (of  M.  L.  &  Co.) 
93  Geo.  Cadenhead,  advocate 
85  Miss  Dingwall  Fordyce 

37  John  Geddes,  M.D. 

Wellington  place,  leading  to  Holburn  st. 

KIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

2  Mrs  Paterson,  lodgings 

6  J.  and  J.  Dick,  grocers 

8  James  Keith,  druggist 
10  Do.  do. 

14  Roderick  Adam,  baker 

16  Do.  do. 

18,  20  Patrick  Watson,  draper 
Chapel  street. 

22  George  Carr,  M.D. 
...  Miss  Kilgour 

24  Mrs  John  Paterson 

30  John  Milne,  wholesale  confectioner 
32  Mrs  James  Smith,  lodgings 

...  Alex.  E.  Smith,  advocate 
34  Mrs  Gellan,  lodgings 
Rose  street 
36  John  Edward,  baker 

38  J.  &  D.  Edwards,  shoemakers 
...  Mrs  John  T.  Lumsden 

40  Jas.  M'Aulay,  inspecter  of  taxes 
Water  reservoir. 

39  Wm.  L.  Thomson  (of  G.  T.  &  Son) 
48  James  Thomson,  manager  (A.  P.  & 

Sons) 
50  Misses     Macgillvray,     boarding 
school 

52  Wm.  Duncan,  ship  insurance  broker 
...  Charles  Duncan,  advocate 

...  Mrs  Wm.  Duncan 

53  Richard  Latter,  professor  of  music 
Alford  place.,  leading  to  Albyn  place. 


Union  Terrace, 

From  Union  bridge  to  Skene  terrace. 

1  Northern  club 
...  Neil  Lynch,  steward 

3  John  Robertson  (of  L.   and  R.  ad- 
vocates) 
...  Lumsden  &  Robertson,  advocates 

7  Davidsons  &  Cooper,  advocates 

8  Peter  Cleland,  artist 

9  James  Donald 

10  Capt.  Dawes  (R.  A.  H.) 

11  Mrs  Kenneth  Stewart 

12  Wm.  Clark,  late  ironmonger 

14  Charles    Chalmers,  advocate  (of  C. 

and  F.) 
...  James  H.  Chalmers,  advocate 

15  J.  Blaikie,  yost.  (Blaikie  Brothers) 

16  Robt.  Dyce,  M.D. 

19  Rev.  Charles  Ross 

20  Lewis  Smith,  bookseller 

21  Miss  Allan,  late  of  Newhills 

21  f  John  Lyell,  gunmaker 

22  Miss  Gordon 
28  Miss  Gordon 

...  A.  G.  Stewart,  book  agent 

31  Wm.  Fraser,  surgeon 

32  Mrs  Emslie,  lodgings 

...  Miss  Smith,  dressmaker 

...  Mrs  Duncan,  lodgings 

...  D.  Munro,  bootmaker  (of  J.  and  D. 

Munro) 
34  Mrs  Keith,  milliner  *~~ 

...  John  Davidson,  provision  dealer 

34  Mrs  M'Nie,  lodgings 
...  Mrs  Hogg 

...  Miss  Moir 

35  Thomas  Gibson,  shuttle  maker 

36  John  H.  Vollar,  shipmaster 
...  Mrs  Findlay,  milliner 

...  Mrs  Kennedy,  sick  nurse 

37  James  Dick,  provision  dealer 

38  Miss  Millar,  dressmaker 
...  David  Stewart 

...  Mrs  J.  Stephen,  lodgings 
...  John  Wisely,  draper 

39  Miss  Bruce,  lodgings 

...  Alex.  Williamson  Gate  of  Granite 

hill) 
...  Mrs  Anderson,  lodgings 
...  Miss  Urquhart,  milliner 
...  Geo.  Paterson  (W.  P.  and  Co.) 
...  J.  Stephen,  painter 
...  Miss  Johnston,  lodgings 

40  Mrs  James  Low 

...  John  Fearnside,  druggist 

...  Wm.  Presslie,  teacher 

...  Mrs  T.  Sellar 

42  John  Henderson  (of  T.  &  H.) 

...  Edward  Savage,  steward,  Lunatic 

Asylum 
...  Mrs  Watson 


Union  Row, 

From  Union  street  to  Summer  street. 

7  Robert  Ness,  coach  builder 
9  Miss  Fraser  of  Fraserfield 
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11  James  Saint  (late  shore  porter) 
...  John  Ross,  mercer 

12  Wm.  Coutts,  painter 

13  Wm.  Stephen,  cabinetmaker 
...  Miss  Stephen,  boarding  school 
18  Robt.  Sim,  academy 

20  Miss  Barron 

...  Miss  Leslie,  lodgings 

22  James  Davidson,  plasterer 

24  Robt.  Middleton,  builder 

...  Mrs  Glennie 

...  John  Ross,  letter  carrier 

...  Wm.  Moore  (H.  M.  Customs) 

...  Geo.  Falconer  (J.  F.  &  Co.) 

...  Wm.  Keith,  slater 

26  John  Thomson,  clerk  (S,  N.  E.  R.) 

27  Mrs  Davidson 

28  Robert     Davidson     (of    Davidson 

Brothers) 
36  Alex.  Alexander,  jun.,  shipmaster 
38  John  Mearns,  book-keeper 


Union  Lane, 

From  Union  street  to  Guestrow. 

'6  James  Davidson,  shore  porter 
...  James  Mitchell,  manager 
...  Peter  Webster,  salesman 
...  Wm.  Meldrum,  outfitter 
7  David  Fraser,  innkeeper 

Union  Wynd, 

From  Union  row  to  Summer  street 

1  Mrs  Copland,  lodgings 

2  Wm.  Stephen,  cabinetmaker 
5  Mrs  Warren,  lodgings 

...  Miss  Warren,  dressmaker 
...  John  Ewing 
7  James  Dakers,  coach  maker 

Charles  Begg,  pianoforte  maker, 
workshop 


Upper  Denbnxn, 

From  Spa  street  to  Jack's  brae. 

1!  John    Leask,  registrar   of  births, 
&c,    parish   of   Old   Machar 
(Office) 
4  Alex.  Clarke  (J.  Mowat) 
7  John  Taylor,  builder 
12  Do.  do.       ■ 

18  Geo.  Trail,  cabinetmaker 
20  Geo.  Trail,  jun.,  commission  agent 

22  J.  Sutherland,  grocer 

23  Wm.  Martin,  slater 

24  J.  Sutherland,  grocer 
47  Geo.  Cay,  grocer 

51  Geo.  Jessiman,  grocer 
67  John  Johnston,  grocer 
86  Do.  do. 


Uppexkixkgate, 

From  Broad  street  to  St  Nicholas  st. 

LEFT  HAND   SIDE. 

5  Jamieson's  court. 

...  M'Gregor  &  Shand,  slaters 

7  David  Melvin,  hairdresser 

9  Miss  Duffus,  confectioner 
13  &  15  Alex.  M'Kay,  cabinetmaker 

Guestrow. 
21  Geo.  Booth,  spirit  dealer 
23  John  WagreL  bookseller 
25  Mrs  Donald 

27  W.  T.  Keith  &  Co.,  booksellers 
29  J.  Symon,  furniture  dealer 
29|  Do-  do- 

...  John  Smith,  tailor 
31  Alex.  Barnett,  cabinetmaker 
...  Mrs  Barnett,  corset  maker 
33  Joseph  Gordon,  shoemaker 
35  Robt.  Morrison,  watchmaker 

37  Geo.  Morrison,  leather  cutter 
89  Alex.  Turreff 

41  Ale^..  Anderson,  watchmaker 

43  David  Ogg,  basket  maker 

45  Alex.  Rennie,  painter 

47  John  Ogilvie,  bookseller 

49  Grant's  court 

...  John    Watson,    superintendent  of 

police 
...  James  Davidson,  flesher 
...  John  Moir,  grocer 
51  Wm.  Anderson,  umbrella  maker 
53  Gilbert  Martin,  hairdresser 

EIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

2  Clark's  court. 

...  Mrs  L.  Clark 

4  Geo.  Cormack,  furniture  dealer 

6  Ross's  court. 

...  Mrs  Ann  Dunn 
...  Mrs  Brown,  lodgings 
...  Geo.  Goldie,  airated  water  manu- 
facturer 
...  Robt.  M'Leod,  tinsmith  ; 

8  John  Hector,  leather  merchant 
14  Ironmonger'' s  court. 

...  J.  Rowell,  ironmonger 

17  Farquhar's  court. 
...  Mrs  Weir 

18  Wm.  Shirras,  tinsmith 

19  Boy's  Hospital  court. 

...  Boys'  Hospital, ;  Wm.  Williamson, 
teacher;  Miss  Milne,  matron 

20  Geo.  &  Wm.  Hutchison,  grocers 
24  Farquhar  &  Gill,  painters,  &c. 

Drum's  lane. 
28  Miss  Gibb,  milliner 
30  Mrs  Ingram,  register  office 
32  Alex.  Playfair,  cabinetmaker 
32!  Misses  Walker,  dressmakers 
34  Wm.  Sinclair,  druggist 
34!  James  Walker,  bookseller 
36  Grown  court. 

...  Aberdeen  Dispensary  and  Vaccine 

Institution 
...  John  Middleton,  porter 
...  Wm.  Sinclair,  druggist 

38  Robt.  M'Killiam,  pastry-cook 


STREET  DIRECTORY, 


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40  Charles^  court. 

...  Robt.  Ferguson,  dyer 

42  Do.  do. 

44  Burn  court 

...  Alex.  Scott,  shoemaker 

...  Francis  Ogilvie,  manufacturer 

48  J.  and   D.  Munro,  boot  and  shoe 

makers 
50  Samuel  Paterson,  accountant  (G.  N. 

of  S.  R.) 
52  Alex.  Scott,  shoemaker 

Victoria   Court, 

54  Castle  street. 


Victoria  Place, 

Wales  street 

2  Alex.  Wishart,  flesher 

3  Rev.  John  Macbean 

...  John  Erskine  (J.  Lamsden  &  Co.) 

...  George  Dickson 

...  John  Airth,  shoemaker 


Victoria  Street  West, 

From  Albyn  place  to  Skene  st.  west. 

LEFT  HAND   SIDE. 

12  Miss  Walker 

14  Miss  Carr 

16  Geo.  Chalmers,  shipmaster 

Waverly  place. 
18  Adam  M.  Gray  (of  A.  &  W.  Gray) 
...  Alex.  Macallan 

20  Mrs  Anderson 

22  Rev.  Geo.  Campbell  (F.  N.  C.) 

24  Miss  Lumsden 

28  Joseph  Wood,  insurance  broker 

...  Mrs  Wood 

30  Geo.  Cornwall  (of  G.  C.  &  Sons) 

32  Mrs  Reid 

34  E.  Burwell,  jeweller 

36  Andrew  Gibb  (of  Keith  &  Gibb) 

38  Mrs  Murray 

40  Andre w  Crane,  shipmaster 

42  Robt.  Middleton,  builder 

44  Basil  M'Killiam,  confectioner 

46  James  Meston,  accountant 

48  Geo.  Walker  (of  A.  Brown  &  Co) 

50  Thos.  Craig,  juu.  (of  T.  C.  &  Sons) 

52  Walter  R.  8tewart  (of  C.  &  W.  S.) 

RIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

9  Mrs  John  Thorn 
11  Mrs  Geo.  Thomson 
13  Principal  Dewar,  D.D. 

15  Geo.  Donald,  painter 

Thistle  street. 
17  Thomas  Thomson,  gunmaker 
19  Misses  Brown 

21  Mrs  Anderson 

...  Samuel  Anderson,   cashier  (N.  A, 

Co.) 
...  Miss  Catto 
25  Wm.  Carnie  (Herald) 


27  Mrs  Naughton 

...  David  Anderson  (S.  N.  E.  R.  Co.) 

...  Misses  Davidson 

29  Mrs  Neil 

...  Mrs  King 

29  John  Fraser  (of  W.  C.  &  Co.) 

31  Samuel  Martin,  hatter 

...  Mrs  Rennie 

...  Mrs  Innes,  lodgings 

33  Wm.  Forsyth 

35  Wm.  Chalmers  (of  L.  &  C.) 

...  Wm.  Brown  (G.  P.  O.) 

...  Miss  Shepherd 

37  Mrs  Anderson 

...  James  Stevenson,  engraver 

...  Alex.  Booth,  late  engineer 
39  Mrs  Fowler 

...  Miss  Cromar 

...  Wm.  Chalmers,  grain  dealer 

41  Mrs  Lovie 

...  Misses  Angus 

...  John  M'Kinnon,  coach  painter 

43  Mrs  Collie 

...  Duncan  Collie,  clerk  (P.O. 

...  Miss  Mellis 

...  Mrs  Tait 

...  Mrs  Stirling 

...  Miss  Rae 

45  Joseph  R.  Cornwall,  printer  (of  G- 
C.  &  Sons) 

...  Mrs  John  Watt 

...  Alex.  Watt  (of  J.  W.  &  Sons) 

47  J.  Runcie,  tinsmith 

...  Mrs  Turner 

49  John  Duncan,  writer 

51  Rev.  Geo.  S.Mee 

53  Charles  Smith,  merchant  tailor 

...  Mrs  Longmuir 

55  John  Alexander,  upholsterer 

...  Wm.  Alexander  (of  J.  L.  &  Co.) 

57  Mrs  Milne 

...  A.  D.  Milne  (Richards  &  Co.) 

...  Mrs  W.  Russel 

59  Wm.  Davidson,  architect 

...  Rev.  W.  L.  Mitchell 


Virginia  Street, 

From  Weigh-house  sq.  to  Commerce  st. 

DEFT  HAND    SIDE. 

5  Cowie  &  Co.,  brewers 
13  James  Williams 
...  J.  Williams  &  Sons,  coopers,  &c. 
19  John  Wilkin,  cooper 
...  Isabella  Rait,  spirit  dealer 
23  R.  Williams  (of  J.  W.  &  Sons) 
...  C.  Williams  (of  W.  &  C.  W. 
25  John  Christie,  shipowner 

46  Watt's  court. 

47  Peter  Chalmers,  spirit  dealer 
51  Mrs  Robertson,  midwife  - 
55  Alex.  Harper,  grocer 

57  Do.  do. 

59  Mrs  Gillanders 

...  Miss  Gillanders,  milliner 

61  John  Harper,  mealseller 

69  Alex,  Taylor,  shipmaster 

...  John  Stewart,  brewer  and  maltster 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


69  Andrew  Hurray,  shipmaster 
73  Robt.  Tarves,  day  patrol 

79  Geo.  Forrest,  carter 
81  Mrs  Brown,  lodgings 

Commerce  street. 

89  Hugh  Fraser,  clerk 

EIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

12  Rofeb  Brothers  &  Co.,   agents  and 

commission  merchants 
14  Andrew  Christie,  shipmaster 
16  Miss  Leslie,  milliner 
22  Daxid  Petty,  shipmaster 
...  Miss  Trail,  dressmaker 
...  David  Petty,  jun  ,  clerk 
...  Miss  Stephen,  lodgings 
26  John  Mollison,  grocer 
...  Geo.  Watt,  painter 

80  Walker's  court. 
44  Geo.  Scott,  shoemaker 

56  John  M  oir  and  Sons,  preservers  of 

fresh  provisions 
58  Robert  Hogg 
62  Alex.  Linklater,  shipmaster 
...  Andrew  Linklater,  shipmaster 
...  Alex.  Gellan,  carpenter,  &c. 
64  James  Abel,  baker 
...^John  Abel  (G.  N.  of  S.  R.) 
66  James  Abel,  baker 
68—70  Wm.  Gillan,  jun ,  grocer 
Commerce  street. 

90  Robt,  Reach,  shoemaker 


Wales  Street, 

From  Park  st.  to  G.  N.  of  S.  Railway. 

2  John  Walker,  plasterer 
...  John  Greig,  cabinetmaker 
...  Robt.  Stephen,  shipmaster 

7  Mrs  Wm.  M'Pherson,  spirit  dealer 
11  Wm.  Taylor,  broker 
10,  12,  14,  John  Reid,  coach  maker 
13  Mrs  Stuart,  grocer 
15  Knox's  court. 

87  Mrs  Davidson,  provision  dealer 
43  John  Glass,  fiesher 
...  John  Thomson,  spirit  dealer 
45  Geo.  Ross,  feuar 
59  Wm.  Collie,  carter 
61  Andrew  Spark,  fiesher 
...  John  Leslie,  shipmaster 

72  Geo.  Marr  (of  M.  &  M.) 
...  A.  Mime,  accountant 

73  Mrs  Levi 

...  John  Ganson,  shipmaster 

74  Mrs  H.  Low 
76  Mrs  Gray 

78  Wm.  Begg,  baker 

79  Williamson  and   Simpson,  candle- 

makers 
81  Wm.  Williamson  (of  W.  &  S.) 
83  Mrs  Beverly 

„.  W.  Beverly,  manager  (C.  T.  &  Co.) 
...  Alex.  Philip,  draper 
85  Robert  Duncan 
89  Thomas  Webster,  late  merchant 
...  Mrs  Ganson 
9i  Robert  Donald,  shipmaster 


93  John  L.  Hatt 

95  James  Tough,  fiesher 

97  Alex.  Cameron,  shipmaster 

99  Daniel  Lawson,  shipmaster 

...  And  Castle,  overseer  (Bannermill) 

101  Geo.  Kiloh,  night  watchman 

...  James  Pressly,  engineer 

Wales  Street,  (little), 

From  Wales  street  to  Hanover  street. 

1  Thomas  Knowles,  fiesher 

3  Mrs  Fullerton,  provision  dealer 

Walker's  Court, 
61  Guestrow. 


Walker's  ©curt, 

30  Virginia  street. 

Walker's  Court, 
37  College  street 

Wapping  Street, 
From  Trinity  street  to  Lower  Denburo 

Water  &aae, 
From  Quay  to  Virginia  street. 

Waterloo  Quay, 

From  Regent  quay  to  York  place. 

80  Northern  Agricultural  Co. 

72  Jn.  Gibb  &  Sons,  stone  merchants 

...  Alex.  Gibb,  civil  engineer 

74  Northern  Steam  Navigation  Co. 

75  John  Lyon,  spirit  dealer 

76  Mrs  Boadin,  lodgings 

...  Robt.  Johnston,  shipmaster 

...A.  Duthie,  shipbuilder  (A.  D.  &  Co.) 

80  Jas.  Gumming,  ship  chandler,  &c. 

83  George  Liddle,  shipmaster 

...  Thomas  Howling,  shipmaster 
...  James  Wishart,  jun,,  carver 

84  James  M 'Kay,  spirit  dealer 
...  Geo.  M'Kay,  hairdresser 

87  Steam  Navigation  Co.'s  office 

Waterloo  Street, 

From  Garvock  st.  to  Waterloo  quay. 

1  Mrs  Robert  Scorgie,  spirit  dealer 

11  A.  Reid,  treasurer   (Harbour  office) 

12  Wm.  Duthie,  shipowner 

Watt's  Court, 

46  Virginia  street 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


313 


Watt's  Court, 

111  Gallowgate. 

Wavezley  Place, 

From  Victoria  st.  west  to  Rubislaw. 

Win.  Lyon,  grocer 
James  Inglis,  baker 
1  John  Warren,  surveyor  (G.  P.  O.) 

8  John  Angus,  town-clerk 

7  Wm.  Ramage,  architect 

9  Norval  Clyne,  advocate 
11  Mrs  Robert  Matthew 

Webstez's  Court, 

72  Shiprow. 

Webstez's  Court, 

19  East  North  street. 

Weigh-house  Square, 

Quay. 

1  Wm.  Steele,  spirit  dealer 

2  Courage's  court. 

8  David  Imray,  stoneware  merchant 

9  Robert  Catto,  spirit  dealer 

11  Simon  M'Leod,  grocer 

12  Porter's  court. 

17  John  Begg  of  Lochnagar  distillery, 
office 

Well  Court, 

14  Broad  street 

Wellington  Place, 

From  Union  place  to  South  bridge. 

2  John  Mollison,  baker 

3  Jas.  Black  (of  J.  B.  &  Co.) 

5  Miss  Smith 
...  Mrs  Reid 

6  Marianus  Massie,  advocate 
8  Barbara  Law,  merchant 

12  James  Moir,  druggist 

14—16  Wm.  Urquhart  &    Co.,  grain 

merchants 
15  Mrs  Yeats  of  Aquharney 


Wellington  Road, 

From  Lower  Dee  street  to  Wellington 
bridge. 

Robt.  Findlay,  preserved  provision 

manufacturer 
Alex.  Melvin,  boot  and  shoemaker 
Chas.  Souper,  shoemaker 
Geo.  Paterson,  gardiner 
Wm.  M'Kay,  tailor 


A.  Brand,  pointsman  (S.N.EFL) 
Alex.  Robertson,  stonecutter 

Wellington  Street, 

From  Waterloo  quay  to  Links. 

1  John  Smith,  manager  (S.  N.  Co.) 
16  Alex.  Philip,  shipmaster 
18  Mrs  NicoL  vintner 
28  James  A.  Rhynas,  shipmaster 
...  John  Newton,  shipmaster 
...  James  Wishart,  carver 
32  Wm.  Dey,  painter 
47  Alex.  Donaldson,  clerk 
49  James  Cumming,  carpenter 

52  Alexander    Forbes,    late   boatman 

(customs) 
...  And.  Forbes,  boatman  (customs) 

53  John  Duthie,  shipbuilder 

54  Alex.  M'Donald,  sailmaker 
...  David  Bell,  joiner 

55  Richard  Taylor,  shipmaster 
...  Mrs  Anderson,  lodgings 

...  Wm.  Dey  painter 

56  Thos.  Smith,  boatman  (customs) 

West  Nozth  Stzeet, 

From  King  street  to  Mounthooly. 

LEFT  HAND  SIDE. 

9  David  Wilson,  grocer,  &c. 

13  Jas.  Middleton,  provision  mercht- 
Longacre. 

25  James  Forbes,  broker 

27  Peter    Esson,    clock    and  watch- 
maker 

35  John  Walker,  umbrella  maker 

37  Wm.  Pirie,  grocer,  &c. 

39  W.  &  W.  Leslie,  grocers 

41  Do.  do. 

43  Jas.  Cassie,  carriers'  porter 

49  John  Beaton,  spirit  dealer 

51  Jas.  Forsyth,  baker 

Littlejohn  street. 

53  James  Milne,  grocer,  &c. 

55  John  Stephen,  game  dealer 

57  Mrs  Glegg,  broker 

63  Benjamin  Freeman,  cattle  dealer 

65  Thomson's  court. 

...  Mrs  Anderson,  spirit  dealer 

91  Wm.  Malcolm,  chain  maker 

95  Thos.  Smith,  carter 

...  Miss  Smith,  dressmaker 

...  Hugh  M'Kay,  printer 

...  James  Forsyth,  baker 
129  Miss  Valentine,  dressmaker 
161  Alex.  Cruickshank,  grocer 

...  Mrs  Cruickshank 
163  James  Hodge,  cutler 
181  Alex.  Nicholson,  blacksmith 
187  David  Campbell,  carter 

KIGHT  HAND  SIDE. 

8  James  Stephen,  Red  Lion  Inn 

10  Chas.  Wisely,  provision  dealer 
12  Farrier  lane, 

14  Wm.  Moir,  grocer 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


16  John  Walker,  umbrella  maker 
18  Isabella  M 'Donald,  spirit  dealer 

Chronicle  lane. 
22  Mrs  Rae,  provision  dealer 
26  James  M'Pherson,  stabler 
82  John  Duthie,  stabler 
36  Mrs  Eraser,  spirit  dealer 
38  Grant's  court. 

40  Mrs  Low,  grocer 
42  Sutton  Gibb,  provision  dealer 
46  MrsM'Dougal,  provision  dealer 
50  John  Simpson,  grocer 

Mealmarket  street, 
52  John  Robertson,  grocer 
58  James  Badenoch,  hairdresser 
66  Wm,  Malcolm,  chain  maker 
6S  Mrs  Jaffray,  mealseller 
76  Harper's  court. 

78  Donald  Robertson,  grocer 
80  Mitchell's  court. 

82  Alex.  Rae,  provision  dealer 
84  Mary  Coutts,        do. 
118  Arthur  Eraser,  stone  cutter 

129  Robert  Smith,  county  police 
...  George  Sangster,  grocer 

130  James  Simpson,  fish  curer 

150  Adam  &  Brewster,  stone  cutters 
154  John  Fidler,  provision  dealer 

162  Gray,  Watt,  &  Co.,  manufacturers 

163  James  Hodge,  cutler 
168  Wm.  Wilson,  shoemaker 
176  Mrs  Joss,  spirit  dealer 
178  Wm.  Webster,  saddler 
184  Geo.  Watson,  cartwright 
188  Robt.  M'Hardy,  grocer 
190  John  Paterson,  shoemaker 


Whitehouse  Street, 

From  Chapel  street  to  Skene  place. 


Mrs  Martin 
John  Peterkin,  wright 
Miss  Peterkin,  milliner  and  dress- 
maker 
James  Abercrombie,  shoemaker 
Mrs  Esson,  lodgings 
Misses  Symmers 
Mrs  A.  Smith 

David  Smith,  commission  agent 
Joseph  Gordon,  shoemaker 
Alex.  Shewan,  jobbing  gardener 
Wm.  Souter  (of  Souter  &  Slaker) 
John  Fraser,  watchmaker 
John  Tough,  wright 
Mrs  Black 
Gavin  Low,  builder 
George  Cardno,  seedsman 
Mrs  James  Black 
Miss  Craig 


William's  Place, 

Opposite  Spring  Garden  works,  Spring 
Garden  street. 


Wilson's  Couxt, 

91  Broad  street. 


Windniillbarae, 

From  Green  to  Dee  street. 

7  Mrs  Cattanach,  straw  hat  and  bon- 
net maker 
14  Alexander  Cameron,  basket  maker 
16  John  Bell,  cooper 
18  Jas.  Laing,  hairdresser 

22  Mrs  Fraser,  midwife 

...  John  Legge,  stonecutter 

23  Chas.  Smith  &  Co.,  grocers 
25  Walter  Howie,  spirit  dealer 
36  Alex.  Morgan,  hairdresser 
40  Biddel's  court. 

45  George  Brand,  carter 
...  John  Ferguson,  tailor 
...  Geo.  Mcol,  grocer,  &c. 
50  Charles  Butler,  glass  blower 

56  Mrs  Forbes,  dressmaker 

57  Mrs  Ross 

58  John  Strachan,  turner 
...  James  Watt,  shoemaker 

60—62  Wm.  S.  Coutts,  general  grocer 
...  John  Anderson,  plumber 
63  Do.  do. 

Windmill  lane, 

67  John  Johnston,  shoemaker 

68  John  Michie,  tinsmith 
71  John  Strachan,  turner 
75  Mrs  Pressly,  poulterer 
79  James  M'Kay,  innkeeper 

79£  Hemy  Gordon,  photographer 
81 — 82  Cumming  &  Fyfe,  painters 


Windmill  Iiane, 

From  Windmill  brae. 

2  Giff ord  &  Son,  picture  frame  makers 

3  Robert  Findlay,  carver  and  turner 
...  Robt.  Findlay,  furniture  wareroom 

4  Kerr  &  Bowman,  carvers  &  gilders 

5  M.  Rettie  <fe  Sons'  workshop 

6  Geo.  Moir,  house  carpenter 

7  Arthur  Knox,  cabinetmaker 

8  Green  &  Co.,  chemical  works 
...  J.  Macbeth,  pianoforte  maker 

9  Wm.  Clark,  blacksmith 

10  Pratt  &  Keith,  manufacturers 

Windsor  Place, 

From  Thistle  lane  to  Victoria  st  west 

1  Robert  Craig 

2  John  Milne,  assessor 

3  James  Craig,  tobacconist 

Winlaw's  Const, 

107  Gallowgate. 

Windy  Wynd, 

From  Gallowgate  to  Spring  garden. 

6  Robt.  Geddes,  confectioner 
15  John  Henderson,  tailor 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


315 


15  James  Hall,  grocer 

20  Wm.  M'Kinnon  &  Co.,  founders 

82  Daniel  Campbell,  shoemaker 


Woolmanhill, 

From  Schoolhillto  Steps  of  Gilcomston. 

1  John  Burnett,  furniture  dealer 
12  Wm.  M'Leod,  agent 
15  J.  Stephen,  painter 
17  Wm.  Henderson,  printer 
21  George  Bruce,  grocer 
26  Do.  do. 

...  John  M  'Kirdy,  clockmaker 

31  James  Kerr,  painter  (of  K.  &  G.) 

32  Joseph  Monro,  teacher  of  the  ac- 

cordion 
84  Henry  Jackson,  M.D.,  surgeon  and 

druggist 
35  Wm.  Morgan,  hairdresser 
37  Alex.  Cromar,  shoemaker 
40  John  Leslie  &  Son,  manufacturers 

42  W.  Paterson  &  Co.,  leather  mer- 

chants 

43  Johnston  Pirie,  grocer 
46  James  Grant,  fiesher 

49  Charles  Watson,  grocer 

50  Mrs  Tulloch,  lodgings 

51  Thomas  Laing,  chemist  &  druggist 

64  John  Taylor,  stoneware  merchant 

65  Al.  Young,  grocer 

66  James  Reith,  gardener 
75  Wm.  Todd,  grocer 

80  Jas.  Green,  cottage  tavern 
84  A.  &  W.  Stark,  fleshers 


Yeats'  liane, 

From  Canal  terrace  to  Summer  lane. 

2  Ales.  Walker,  shipmaster 
...  Wm.  Broddie,  clerk 

2  Richard  Pithie,  shipmaster 

3  Mathieson  &  Simpson,  bakers 
7  John  Morgan,  shipowner 

...  John  Dunn,  shipmaster 

Yeats'  Const, 

30  Netherkirkgate. 

York  Place, 

From  Waterloo  quay  to  York  street. 

Wm.  Duthie,  shipowner 
25  Robert  Johnston,  merchant 


27  John  Wiseman,  shipbroker 

....  Andrew  Leckie,  engineer  (T.  H.  C. 

&  Co.) 
27  John  Smith,  merchant 
29  Robert  S.  Barron,  druggist 
31  Wm.  Cormack,  grocer 

Thomson,  Hall,  Catto,  &  Co.,  foun- 
ders, &c. 


York  Street, 

From  Wellington  st.  to  the  New  Pier 

1  Miss  Watt,  spirit  dealer 

2  Lewis  Fyfe,  blockmaker 

5  Donaldson  Rose  &  Co.,  timber  mer- 
chants 
...  James  Tulloch,  merchant 

9  George  Garden,  spirit  dealer 
13  Alex.  Watson,  shipmaster 
...  James  Black 
...  George  Hughes,  carver 
15  Do.  do. 

17  Mrs  Andrew  Still,  grocer 

18  John  Skinner,  boat  builder 

19  James  Connon 

...  James  Moir,  ropemaker 

...  James  M.  Herriot,  shipmaster 

...  Wm.  Baxter,  engineer 

36  James  Anderson,  blacksmith 

41  James  Urquhart,  shipmaster 

...  John  Forbes,  shipmaster 

44  David  Main,  shipmaster 

45  Mrs  Alexander  Hall 

47  Wm.  Hall  (of  A.  Hall  &  Sons) 
Walter  Hood  &  Co.,  shipbuilders 
A.  Hall  &  Sons,  shipbuilders 

52  George  Scholes,  tavern  keeper 


Young  Street, 

From  Gallowgate  to  Loch  street. 

9  Alex.  Carnie 
11  Wm.  Yule,  grocer 
...  Thomas  Gibb,  day  patrol 

13  Mrs  Paull,  provision  shop 

14  G.  Robb,  wholesale  grocer 
...  Alex.  Milne  of  Pittrichie 

22  John  Milne,  sergeant  of  police 

23  Wm.  Cromar,  blacksmith 

...  Jn.  Palmer,  haircloth  manufacturer 

24  J.  Wishart,  organ  builder 
...  Misses  Allan,  dressmakers 
...  Mrs  Allan,  lodgings 

...  David  Gabriel,  inspector  of  quays 


ALTEEATIONS  AND  ADDITIONS. 


Insert. — Alex.  Anderson,  Esq.,  advocate,  Lord  Provost 

Corrections. — John  Catto,  shipowner,  h.  Wallfield — read  Cattofield 

„  Robt.  Cumming,  clerk  (P.  O.),  84  Union  street — read,  124  Union  st. 

,,  John  Dennison,  shipmaster,  128  Crown  street — read,  158  Crown  st. 

John  Fraser,  (of  W.  C.  &  Co.),  49  Chapel  street— read,  29  Victoria 

street  west 
„  Erskine  Gillespie,  shoemaker,  Market  gallery — read,  shop  12  Broad 

street 
„  Geo.  Inglis,  merchant,  2  Crown  court,  Union  street — read,  h.  Lady- 

mill,  King  street  road 
,,  John  Irvine  &  Co.,  pianoforte  saloon,  243  George  et — read,  60  St. 

Nicholas  street 
,,  W.  T.  Keith  &  Co.,  booksellers,  16  Union  street — read,  27  Upper- 

kirkgate 
„  Mrs  Professor  Maclagan — read,  40  Skene  terraee 

„  Robert  Mathieson  (late  excise)  33  North  Broadford — read,  20  N 

Broadford 
„  Alex.  Nicol,  shipowner,  Seaton  farm,  Old  Aberdeen — read,  h.  29 

Albyn  place 
„  Wm.  Singer,  hardware  merchant,  27  Upperkirkgate — read,  16  Union 

street,  h.  31  Dee  street 
,„  Stronach  &  Duguid,  advocates,  20  King  street — read,  71  King  street 

Enter. — Alex.  Clark  (of  Clark  and  Mnnro,)  2,  h.  1  Crown  court,  Union  street 
„       G.  S.  De  Raymond,  M.D.,  surgeon-dentist,  89  Broad  street 
,,       Mrs  J.  Gordon,  sick  nurse,  6  Gordon  street 
„       Chas.  Law,  timber  and  general  merchant,  17  Denburn  terrace 
,,       James  Moir,  druggist,  12  Wellington  place 
.,       Mrs  Shearer,  sick  nurse,  14  Blackfriars  street 

Omit.— J.  G.  Balfour,  ship,  share,  and  insurance  broker,  59  Marischal  street  h 
36  Union  street 
„      Miss  Leslie,  2  Dee  place 
„      Mrs  James  Lumsden,  75  Crown  street 
„      Wm.  Murdoch,  cabinetmaker,  15  Denburn  terrace 


COTTAGES,  MANSIONS, 

AND 

Mum  hx  %  Sutedb  at  %htxtamx. 


Albyn  Cottage,  near  Albyn  place,  or  west  side  of  Holburn  Church 

Angusfield — on  Skene  road,  beside  Rubislaw  Quarries,  right  hand  side 

Ann  Place — on  Low  Stocket  road,  near  Rosemount  terrace 

Arthurseat — a  mansion  near  Pohnuir,  beyond  Ferryhill  Railway  station,  or  ten 
minutes  walk  due  south  from  Roy's  nursery 

Ashgrove — about  half  a  mile  south  west  of  Kittybrewster  Toll 

Ashhill,  or  Prospect  Cottage— on  road  leading  south  west  and  west  from  Kitty- 
brewster Toll,  half  a  mile  from  Toll 

Ashvale— on  Cuparstone  road,  right  hand  side,  opposite  Nellfield  Cemetery 

Balgownie  Road— road  leading  along  north  side  of  river  Don,  to  Grandhohn 
house 

Balgownie — a  mansion  on  north  side  of  river  Don,  half  a  mile  above  old  brids-e 

Balgownie  Bridge — (Old  Bridge  of  Bon) 

Balgreen — a  cottage  on  Low  Stocket  road,  right  hand  side,  one  and  a  half  miles 
from  Caroline  place 

Balmoral  place — a  line  of  dwelling  houses  on  Holburn  road,  two  minutes'  walk 
beyond  Holburn  street,  right  hand  side 

Banchory  House — a  mansion  on  the  south  Deeside  road,  two  miles  beyond 
bridge  of  Dee 

Bannermill— a  manufactory  near  Links,  approached  by  Bannermill  street  and 
Albion  street 

Barkmill  House,  Berryden  road 

Beechhill — a  mansion  on  Countesswells  road,  left  hand  side,  nearly  two  miles 
from  Holburn  street 

Belmont — a  mansion  on  Berryden  road,  half  a  mile  beyond  Caroline  place 

Bellevue — a  mansion  on  Hardgate  road,  left  hand  side,  half  a  mile  beyond  Bon- 
accord  terrace 

Belville — a  cottage  and  nursery,  11  Leadside,  Gilcomston 

Belvidere — a  mansion  on  Stocket  road,  half  a  mile  West  from  Skene  square 

Berryden  Road — leading  north  from  Caroline  place  to  Cairncry  road  and  Kitty- 
brewster Toll 

Berryden  House— on  Berryden  road,  three  minutes'  walk  from  Caroline  place, 
right  hand  side 

Berrybank — on  Berryden  road,  half  a  mile  from  Caroline  place,  or  near  to  Kitty- 
brewster Toll,  left  hand  side 

Berry's  Road — a  narrow  lane  leading  from  north  end  of  Broadford  to  north  end 
of  Causewayend 

Bloomfield — a  line  of  cottages  on  the  Holburn  road,  two  minutes'  walk  beyond 
Holburn  street,  left  hand  side 

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318  PLACES  IN  THE  SUBURBS. 

Bonnymuir— a  dwelling  house  on  Low  Stocket  road,  about  a  mile  from  south 

end  of  Hutcheon  street 
Bridge  of  Dee — on  South  road,  by  Holburn  street,  about  one  and  a  half  mile 

from  Union  place 
Bridge  of  Don  (New) — on  King  street  road,  two  miles  from  Castle  street 
Bridge  of  Don  (Old),  or  Balgownie  Bridge — three  minutes'  walk  west  of  New 

Bridge  of  Don 
Broomhill — a  dwelling  house  on  the  Old  Deeside  Road,  half  a  mile  from  south 

end  of  Holburn  street 
Burnieboozle — a  mansion  on  Skene  road,  half  a  mile  beyond  Rubislaw  Quarries, 

left  hand  side 
Burnside — a  group  of  cottages  on  Low  Stocket  road,  one  mile  from  Caroline  place 
Cairncry  Road — a  by-road  branching  off  south  west  from  Kittybrewster  Toll, 

and  extending  about  two  miles  in  length 
Calsayseat — at  the  junction  of  George  street  and  Causewayend  roads,   half  a 

mile  from  George  street 
Carnation-field — a  fruit  and  flower  garden  on  Low  Stocket  road,  opposite  Lunatic 

Asylum,  left  hand  side 
Carden's  Haugh— at  west  end  of  Skene  street,  nearly  opposite  Victoria  street 

west 
Cattofield — on  Cairncry  road,  three  minutes'  walk  west  from  Kittybrewster  Toll 
Cherryvale — at  west  end  of   Skene  street,    opposite  Sheriff   Watson's   Female 

School  of  Industry 
Clayhill  Brick  "Work — on  road  leading  from  Poynernook  to  Ferryhill  Station, 

one  minutes'  walk  beyond  Affleck  street 
Clerkseat  Asylum  Grounds — lower  end  of  Cornhill  road 
Cornhill  House — on  Cornhill  road,  one  mile  from  Lunatic  Asylum,  right  hand 

side  of  road 
Countesswells  Road — a  by  road  branching  off  to  the  right  from  Cuparstone  road, 

about  one  mile  beyond  Cuparstone  Toll 
Countesswells  House — about  four  miles  from  Holburn  street,  by  Cuparstone,  and 

Countesswells  roads 
Cuparstone  Road — branches  off  on  the  right  from  Holburn  street,  fifty  yards  be- 
yond H  olburn  bridge 
Cuparstone  Cottage — on  Cuparstone  road,  three  minutes'  walk  from  Holburn 

street,  right  hand  side 
Cuparstone  Place— on  Cuparstone  road,  branches  off  from  Holburn  street,  right 

hand  side 
Cuparstone  Buildings — a  line  of  dwelling  houses  on  Cuparstone  road,  one  quarter 

of  a  mile  from  Holburn  street,  right  hand  side 
Craigie  Loanings — a  road  leading  north  from  Westfield  or  foot  of  Albert  street 

to  High  Stocket  road 
Craigie  Park — a  dwelliug  house  on  the  Craigie  Loanings  road,  left  hand  side 
Craigiebuckler — between  the  Rubislaw  and  Countesswells  roads,  two  miles  from 

Holburn  street 
Craigton  Cottage — on  Countesswells  road,  two  miles  from  Holburn  street,  left 

hand  side,  east  side  of  Railway  branch  line 
Cunnigarhill  Nursery  at  east  end  of  Constitution  street,  adjoining  Links,  left 

hand  side 
Dancing  Cairn  Quarries — on  the  Inverness  or  North  road,  one  and  a  half  miles 

beyond  Woodside 
Dairncleugh — a  dwelling  house  on  Countesswells  road,  two  and  a  half  miles 

from  Holburn  street,  left  hand  side 
Denhead  of  Rubislaw — a  road  which  branches  off  to  right  near  Rubislaw  Toll 

half  a  mile  from  Toll 
Devanha  House — a.  mansion  near  Ferryhill,  two  minutes'  walk  south  from  south 

end  of  Crown  street 
Devanha  Brewery — on  north  side  of  river  Dee,  near  Wellington  bridge 
Devanha  Distillery — on  north  side  of  river  Dee,  a  quarter  of  a  mile  beyond 

Wellington  bridge 
Dee  Mouth— at  south  end  of  College  street,  left  hand  side 
Deemount — a  mansion  about  a  hundred  yards  west  from  Ferryhill  junction  of 

Scottish  North  Eastern  Railway 
Diamond  Cottage,  Holburn  place — south  end  of  Holburn  place,  left  hand  side 
Drywell  Park — on  the  Stocket  road  leading  past  Rosemount  place,  nearly  opposite 

head  of  Short  Loanings 
Eastfield — on  the  Low  Stocket  road,  one  mile  and  a  quarter  from  Caroline  place, 

left  hand  side 
Eden  Cottage — on  Countesswells  road,   two  and  a  half  miles  from  Holburn 

street,  left  hand  side 


PLACES  IN  THE  SUBURBS.  319 

Elmbank  House — near  Kittybrewster  toll  bar 

Elmfleld — a  dwelling-house,  half  a  mile  above  Mounthooly,  east  side  of  Railway, 

Branch  line 
Ewen  Place— on  Countesswells  road,  two  and  a  half  miles  from  Holburn  street, 

left  hand  side 
Farmers'  Hall  lane— a  narrow  footpath  leading  from  Gilcomston  brae  to  Rose- 
mount 
Ferryhill  House — a  mansion  on  road  leading  from  Crown  street  to  Roy's  Nursery 

right  hand  side 
Ferryhill  Foundry — beside  Wellington  Bridge 
Ferryhill  Mills — three  hundred  yards  south  of  Newbride,  Hardgate 
Ferryhill  Cottage — on  hill  overlooking  Wellington  Bridge 
Firhill  Well— half  a  mile,  west  from  Old  Aberdeen,  approached  by  foot  road 

leading  from  beside  Red  Lion  Inn,  Spittal 
Fonthill  Place— on  road  leading  from  Roy's  Nursery  to  Hardgate,  right  hand 

side 
Fountainhall — a  dwelling-house  on  the  road  leading  north  from  the  top  Albyn 

place,  four  minutes'  walk  from  Stoneyton,  right  hand  side 
Forbesfield — on  Cuparstonroad,  one  mile  from  Holburn  street,  right  hand  side 
ForresterhiU — on  the  Cornhill  road,  leading  from  West  side  of  Lunatic  Asylum, 

one  and  a  half  miles  from  Caroline  place,  left  hand 
Friendville— a  dwelling-house  on  Cuparston  road,  one  and  a  half  miles  from 

Holburn  street,  right  hand  side 
Friendly  Bank — a  dwelling-house  near  Mounthooly  bridge,  right  hand  side 
Froghall  Cottage — half  a  mile  above  Mounthooly 
Galleries — a  dwelling-house  between  Mackie  place  and  Cherryvale,  right  hand 

side  of  Skene  street 
Gilcomston  House — Upper  Leadside,  Gilcomston,  right  hand  side 
Glenburnie  Distillery — about  a  hundred  yards  north  from  Rubislaw  toll  bar 
Glenburnie  Cottage — between  Cherryvale  and  Carden  place,  right  hand  side  of 

Skene  Street  west 
Gordon's  Mills — on  the  south  side  of  the  river  Don,  half  a  mile  beyond  Old 

Aberdeen  Cathedral 
Gowan  Brae — a  group  of  dwelling-houses  at  north  end  of  Causewayend,  right 

hand  side 
Grandholrn  Works — on  north  side  of  river  Don,   about  a   mile   north   from 

Woodside 
Grandholrn  Cottage — on  north  side  of  river  Don,  half  a  mile  west  from  Grand- 
holm  works 
Grandholrn  Lodge — on  north  side  of  river  Don,  half  a  mile  west  from  Grand- 
holm  works 
Granite  Hill  (late  Cairncry)— a  dwelling-house  at  west  end  of  Cornhill  and  Cairn- 
cry  roads 
Grantown  Lodge — at  Cuparston  place,   about  three  minutes  walk  from  Holburn 

street,  right  hand  side 
Hawthorn  Cottage — at  Cuparston  place,  quarter  of  a  mile  from  Holburn  street, 

right  hand  side 
Hazlehead  House — about  a  mile  beyond  Rubislaw  toll,  then  nearly  half  a  mile  to 

left  from  Skene  road 
Hilton — about  five  minutes'  walk  west  from  Woodside  Free  Manse 
Honeybank — north  end  of  Canal  road,  right  hand  side,  near  Sutherland's  manu- 
factory 
Honeybrae-on  the  South  High  Stocketroad,  leading  past  Morningfleld,  left  hand 

side,  one  and  a  half  miles  from  Skene  square 
Hosefield — a  dwelling-house  about  a  quarter  of  a  mile  north  from  Mile-end 
Inmore  Cottage — on  Low  Stocket  road,  leading  from  Hutcheon  street,  about  two 

minutes'  walk  from  Caroline  place,  left  hand  side 
Ivy  Cottage — on  High  Stocket  road,  leading  from  top  of  Maberly  street  past 

Rosemount,  half  a  mile  from  Skene  square,  left  hand  side 
Jessiefield — on  Skene  road,  about  two  miles  beyond  Rubislaw  quarries,  left  hand 

side 
Johnston  Place — a  dwelling-house  on  the  Rubislaw  road  about  three  quarters  of 

a  mile  beyond  Rubislaw  toll,  left  hand  side 
Kenfield  Cottage — on  Countesswells  road,  two  miles  from  Holburn  street,  left 

hand  side 
Kepplestone  House — on  the  Skene  road,   left   hand  side,   opposite  Rubislaw 

quarries 
Kepplestone  Cottage — on  the  Skene  road,  left  hand  side,   opposite  Rubislaw 

quarries 
Kepplestone  Lodge— on  the   Skene   road,  left   hand   side,   opposite  Rubislaw 
quarries 


320  PLACES  IN  THE  SUBURBS. 

Kirkhill — on  the  Wellington  road,  south  side  of  river  Dee,  one  mile  beyond 

Wellington  bridge,  left  hand  side 
Kittybrewster  Toll— on  the  Inverness  road,  about  a  mile  and  a  quarter  from 

Union  street 
Leslie  Place — north  end  of  North  Broadford,  right  hand  side 
Loanheact — on  the  High  Stocket  road,  leading  from  Skene  square,  by  Rosemount 

nearly  half  a  mile  from  Skene  square,  left  hand  side 
Lochhead — on  the  Low  Stocket  road,  right  hand  side,  about  four  minutes'  walk 

from  Caroline  place 
Louisville — a  mansion  on  Cuparston  road,  or  North  Deeside  Turnpike,  one  mile 

from  Holburn  street,  right  hand  side 
Lunatic  Asylum — near  west  end  of  Hutcheon  street 
Mannofield— a  group  of  dwelling-house  on  the  Cuparston  road,  at  the  junction 

of  the  Countesswells,  Pitfodels,  and  North  Deeside  roads,  abont  half  a 

mile  beyond  Cuparston  toll 
Maryfield — a  dwelling-house  on  road  leading  from  Roy's  Nursary  to  Hardgate, 

left  hand  side 
Marywell  Bank — a  dwelling-house  at  the  foot  of  Marywell  street,  south  side 
Maryvale — a  dwelling-house  at  the  west  end  of  South  High  Stocket  road,  lead- 
ing from  Morningfield,  about  two  miles  from  Skene  square 
Mastrick — two  and  a  quarter  miles  from  town,  on  Low  Stocket  road 
Millbank — a  dwelling-house  at  north  end  of  North  Broadford,  left  hand  side 
Millbank  Cottage — on  the  Berryden  road,  a  hundred  yards  from  Caroline  place, 

right  hand  side 
Millbank  Cottage — in  Hardgate,  near  Willowbank,  left  hand  side 
Millbank  place — north  end  of  North  Broadford,  left  hand  side 
Mile-end — on  the  High  Stocket  road,  at  the  parting  of  the  North  and  South  High 

Stocket  roads,  about  three  quarters  of  a  mile  west  of  Skene  square 
Morefield — on  the  North  High  Stocket  road  half  a  mile  west  of  Mile-end,  left 

hand  side 
Morningfield — a  group  of  dwelling-houses  on  South  High  Stocket  road,  taking 

left  hand  road  from  Mile-end,  about  half  a  mile  from  Mile-end 
Morningside — on  Deeside  road,  one  and  a  half  miles  from  Holburn  street,  right 

hand  side 
Mount  Pleasant — a  dwelling-house  at  north  end  of  Canal  road,  right  hand  side 
Mount  Cottage — Rosemount,  south  end  of  Mount  street 

Muirfield  Cottage — on  North  High  Stocket  road,  about  half  a  mile  beyond  Mile- 
end,  left  hand  side 
Nellfield  Cemetry — Cuparston  road,  a  few  yards  from  Holburn  street,  left  hand 

side 
Nellfield  House — on  Cuparston  road,  a  quarter  of  a  mile  from  Holburn  street, 

left  hand  side 
Newbridge — in  valley  of  Hardgate,  beyond  Bon-accord  terrace 
Newbridge  Brewery — in  valley  of  Hardg-ate,  beyond  Bon-accord  terrace 
Newlands — On  the  Old  North  Deeside  road,  one  mile  from  Holburn  street 
Newton  of  Pitfodels — on  the  North  Deeside  road,  three  and  a  half  miles  from 

Holburn  street 
North  High  Stocket  Road  {See  Stocket  Roads) 
Oakbank — between  North  and  South  High  Stocket  roads,  about  five  minutes' 

walk  beyond  Mile-end 
Oakbank  Cottage — on  South  High  Stocket  road,  leading  past  Morningfield,  one 

and  a  fourth  miles  from  Skene  Square,  right  hand  side 
Old  Mill  Reformatory — about  two  and  a  half  miles  from  Union  place,  on  Skene 

road,  left  hand  side 
Orchard  Cottage — Orchard  lane,  Spittal 
Outseats  of  Pitmuxton — on  the  North  side  of  river  Dee,  between  Roy's  nursery 

and  Ruthrieston 
Prospect  Cottage — a  new  name  for  Ash-hill  {See  Ash-MU) 
Prospect  Hill — a  dwelling  house  on   South  High  Stocket  road,   leading  from 

Skene  square,  past  Morningfield,  about  two  miles  from  Skene  sq.,  right 

hand  side 
Prospect  Place — a  dwelling  hoiise  on  Countesswells  road,  two  and  a  fourth  miles 

from  Holburn  street,  left  hand  side 
Pitmuxton — on  Old  Deeside  road,  light  hand  side  of  Holbum  street,  about  one 

mile  from  Union  place 
Pitfodels  Road — branches  off  West  from  Cuparstone  road,  at  Mannofield.  about 

one  and  a  half  miles  from  Holburn  street 
Pitfodels — about  two  miles  from  Holburn  street,  on  Deeside  road 
Powis — a  mansion  about  five  minutes'  walk  north-east  from  Kittybrewster  toll 
Princesfield— a  dwelling  house  on  Low  Stocket  road,  leading  from  Hutcheon 

street,  by  Westburn,  one  mile  from  Caroline  place,  right  hand  side 


PLACES  IN  THE  SUBURBS.  321 

Raeden — on  Low  Stocket  road,  leading-  from  Hutcheon  street,  one  and  a  fourth 

miles  from  Caroline  place,  left  hand  side 
Richmond  Hill — a  mansion  on  South  High  Stocket  road,  about  four  minutes 

walk  beyond  Mile-end,  right  hand  side 
Rosehill — a  dwelling  house  on  the  Cairncry  road,  three  minutes'  walk  from  Kit- 

tybrewster  toll,  right  hand  side 
Rosehill— a  dwelling  house  on  Stocket  road,  leading  from  west  end  of  Maberly 

street,  three  minutes'  walk  from  Skene  square,  left  hand  side 
Rosemount  Place — on  Stocket  road,  leading  from  west  end  of  Marberly  street 

three  minutes'  walk  from  Skene  square 
Rosemount  House — on  Stocket  road,  leading  from  west  end  of  Maberly  street 

first  house  on  right  hand  after  passing  Forbes  street 
Rosie  Cottage — another  name  for  A  shhill,  or  Prospect  cottage 
Rosie  Cottage — at  west  end  of  Hutcheon  street,  north  side 
Rosebank  House — a  dwelling  house  on  Stocket  road  leading  from  west  end  of 

Maberly  street,  first  house  on  right  hand  side,  after  leaving  Skene  sq. 
Rosebank — a  dwelling  house  on  left  hand  side  of  Hardgate,  near  Bellevue  house 
Royfold — on  road  leading  to  right  from  Rubislaw  toll,  half  a  mile  from  toll,  on 

right  hand  side 
Rubislaw  House — on  Skene  road,  about  fifty  yards  beyond  Rubislaw  toll-bar,  on 

right  hand  side 
Rubislaw  Works  and  Bleachfield — near  Skene  road,  a  quarter  of  a  mile  beyond 

toll-bar,  on  left  hand  side 
Rubislaw  Quarries — on  Skene  road,  about  five  minutes'  walk  beyond  Rubislaw 

toll,  right  hand  side 
Rubislaw  Den — on  road  leading  to  right  from  Rubislaw  toll,  about  half  a  mile 

from  toll 
Rubislaw  Park — on  Skene  road,  three  minutes'  walk  beyond  Rubislaw  toll,  right 

hand  side 
Ruthrieston  Market  Stance — on  South  Turnpike  road,  about  half  a  mile  from 

south  end  of  Holburn  street,  left  hand  side 
Ruthrieston  House — on  South  Turnpike  road,  half  a  mile  beyond  south  end  of 

Holburn  street,  right  hand  side 
Ruthrieston  Lodge — on  South  Turnpike  road,  half  a  mile  beyond  south  end  of 

Holburn  street,  light  hand  side 
Ruthven  Cottage,  Ruthrieston — on  Old  Hardgate  road,  twenty-five  minutes'  walk 

from  Castle  street 
Seabank  House — on  King  st.  road,  right  hand  side,  one  mile  and  a  quarter  from 

Aberdeen 
Seafield — a  dwelling  house  about  half  a  mile  south  from  Rubislaw  Bleachfield 
Seaview  Gardens — at  east  end  of  Constitution  st.,  adjoining  Links,  left  hand  side 
Stocket  Hill — by  the  Low  Stocket  road  to  Raeden,  from  thence  one  fourth  of  a 

mile  to  the  right  hand  side 
Scotstown — about  two  miles  north-west  from  Bridge  of  Don 
Sheddocksley — a  mansion  on  Old  Skene    road,    three  and  a  half  miles  from 

Caroline  place,  right  hand  side 
Sim's  Cottage — in  Holburn  street,  about  two  hundred  yards  beyond  bridge  on 

left  hand  side 
Slopfield— a  cottage  on  Countesswells  road,  two  and  a  half  miles  from  Holburn 

street,  left  hand  side 
Springbank— a  dwelling  house  on  Inverness  road,  near  Kittybrewster  toll,  left 

hand  side 
Summerhill — a  mansion  on  South  High  Stocket  road,  leading  past  Morningfield 

two  miles  from  Skene  square,  right  hand  side 
Summerfield — a  group  of  dwelling  houses  at  lower  end  of  Park  street,  on  left 

hand  side 
Sunnypark — adjoining  Froghall,  five  minutes'  walk  from  Causewayend 
Sunnyside — adjoining  Spittal,  three  minutes'  walk  west  from  Red  Lion  Inn 
Springhill — a  mansion  on  Old  Skene  road,  three  miles  from  Caroline  place 
Spa  Well— in  Spa  street,  west  side  of  Infirmary 
Stocket  Road  (South  High)— leads  south-west  from  Mile-end,  by  left  hand  side 

road,  past  Morningfield,  and  on  to  the  Stocket 
Stocket  Road  (North  High)— leads  westward  from  Mile-end,  by  right-hand  side 

road,  past  Raeden  and  Oakbank,  and  on  to  the  Stocket 
Stocket  road  (Low) — leads  in  a  straight  line  westward  from  Caroline  place,  past 

Westburn,  Bonnymuir,  and  Woodhill,  on  to  Stocket 
Stoneytown — a  gronp  of  dwelling  houses  on  Skene  road,  right  hand  side,  about 

three  hundred  yards  west  from  Albert  street 
Stoneywood— about  two  miles  north  from  Woodside,  on  south  side  of  river  Don 

2d2 


322  PLACES  IN  THE  SUBURBS. 

Tony  Farm — on  south  side  of  river  Dee,  half  a  mile  east  of  Wellington  Bridge 
Torry  Farm  Brick  Works — on  South  side  of  river  Dee,  half  a  mile  east  of  Torry 

Farm 
Torry  Village — south  side  of  harbour  entrance 
Twin  Cottages — about  the  middle  of  Holbnrn  street,  right  hand  side 
Union  Grove — a  mansion  at  Wellington  place,  on  west  side  of  Holbum  church 
Union  Glen  Distillery — beside  Holburn  bridge,  on  Holburn  street,  left  hand  side 
United  Cottage — two  minutes'  walk  beyond  south  end  of  Holburn  st.,  left  hand 

side 
Villa  Franca — a  cottage  about  a  hundred  yards  east  of  Moraingfield 
Villafield — a  cottage  near  Gilcomston  dam,  three  minutes'  walk  from  north  end 

of  Albert  street 
View  Place — a  dwelling  house  at  west  end  of  Rosemount,  right  hand  side 
Viewton  Place— a  dwelling  house  on  the  road  from  Mounthooly  to  Spittal,  left 

hand  side 
Viewfield — between  Countesswells  and  Rubislaw  roads,  one  half  mile  west  of 

Rubislaw  Bleachfield 
Wallfield  House— Stocket  road,  south  entrance  Craigie  Loanings,  end  of  Albert  st 

north 
Walnut  Cottage — on  Ruthrieston  road,  about  half  a  mile  beyond  south  end  of 

Holburn  street,  right  hand  side 
Waterton — about  two  miles  north  from  Woodside,  on  south  side  of  river  Don 
Wellington  (or  Suspension)  Bridge — over  river  Dee,  near  Ferryhill  Iron  Works 
Westfield — a  mansion  near  north  end  of  Albert  street,  entrance  at  foot  of  Craigie 

loanings 
Westfield  Nursery — on  Craigie  loanings,  left  hand  side,  three  minutes'  walk  from 

north  end  of  Albert  street 
Westburn — a  mansion  on  Low  Stocket  road,  right  hand  side,  three  minutes'  walk 

from  Caroline  place 
Whitehall — a  dwelling  house  near  Gilcomston  dam,  a  quarter  of  a  mile  from  north 

end  of  Albert  street,  on  road  leading  west  from  the  same 
Whitemyres — a  mansion  on  Old  Skene  road,  three  and  three  fourth  miles  from 

Skene  square,  by  Low  stocket  road 
Willowbank — a  mansion  on  left  hand  side  of  Hardgate,  nearly  opposite  New- 
bridge 
Willowpark,  a  dwelling  house  on  Low  Stocket  road,  two  miles  from  Caroline 

place,  left  hand  side 
Woodhill — a  mansion  house  on  Low  Stocket  road,  one  and  a  fourth  mile9  from 

Caroline  place,  right  hand  side 


OLD  ABERDEEN  DIRECTORY. 


MAGISTRATES  OF  OLD  ABERDEEN. 

Provost — John  Clark. 

Baillies. 

Alexander  Stables  Professor  David  Thomson 

Dr.  Robert  L.  Poison  Professor  Win.  D.  Geddes 

Merchant  Councillors. 

Dr.  H.  Scott  I      Alexander  Nicol  I      Da\ld  R.  Morice  i 

Alex.  Stables,  jun.  Professor  Ferguson  Robert  Ross 

Major  L.  X.  Leslie  |      Dr.  James  Gordon         | 

Trades'  Councillors. 

Charles  Mathieson  |     John  Jamieson  and 

Wilham  Thom  William  Smith 

Robert  Clark  I 

Treasurer— Thomas  Leask. 

'Procurator-Fiscal — Alexander  Stronach,  advocate. 

Town' Cler k— George  Grub,  advocate.    Officer— James  Charles, 


Incorporations., 

Patron— Principal  CampbelL 
Convener— Alexander  Clark.        Master  of  Hospital— Alexander  Smith, 

TRADES.  DEACONS.  BOX  MASTERS. 

Hammermen John  Arthur NinianKynoch 

Wright  &  Coopers George  Laws Robert  Clark 

Weavers ..< John  Mitchell..... Leslie  Nicol 

Tailors ..William  Calder Charles  MathiesoB 

Shoemakers Stephen  Airth John  Jamieson 

Bakers  &  Brewers Geo.  Stables,  jun George  Grub 

Fleshers  &  Fishers George  Rae .< .John  Nicol 


324  OLD  ABERDEEN  DIRECTORY. 

SEMINARIES  OP  LEARNING. 

UNIVERSITY  AND  KING'S  COLLEGE,  OLD  ABERDEEN. 

Founded,  1494. 

Chancellor — George,  Earl  of  Aberdeen,  LL.D 
Hector — John  Inglis,  Esq.,  Lord  Justice  Clerk. 

Principal—  Peter  C.  Campbell,  D.D. 
Sub-Principal  and  Secretary — David  Thomson. 
Curator  of  Library — Frederick  Fuller,  M.A. 


PROFESSORS. 

CHAIRS.  INCUMBENTS. 

Greek William  D.  Geddes,  A.M. 

Humanity George  Ferguson,  A.M. 

Mathematics Frederick  Fuller,  A.M. 

Natural  Philosophy David  Thomson,  AM. 

Moral  Philosophy Hercules  Scott,  LL.D. 

Divinity Robert  Macpherson,  D.D. 

Oriental  Languages Andrew  Scott,  A.M. 

Medicine  and  Chemistry Andrew  Fyfe,  M.D. 

Civil  Law Patrick  Davidson,  LL,D. 

LECTURERS. 

LECTURES.  INCUMBENTS. 

Pactical  Religion Robert  Macpherson,  D.D. 

Evidences  and  Principles  of  Christian  Reli-J.  Hercules  Scott,  LL.D. 

Murray's  Sabbath  Lecture }  ^SsM'Donild,  A.M. 

Anatomy  and  Physiology  and  Practical )  p  t     Redfern  MD. 

Anatomy..... j 

Surgery David  Kerr,  M.D. 

Practice  of  Medicine Joseph  Williamson,  M.D, 

Midwifery George  Rainy,  M.D. 

Institutes  of  Medicine John  Christie,  M.D. 

Botany Rev.  J.  C  Brown,  LL.D. 

Medical  Jurisprudence Duncan  Reid,  M.D. 

Materia  Medica Robert  Rattray,  M.D. 

Natural  History Rev.  J.  Longmuir,  LL.D. 


Grammar  School  (New  street)— Rector,  Rev  Wm.  Barrack 

Gymnasium  (7  Chanonry) — Rector,  Rev.  A.  Anderson 

Bell's  School— Bots  (New  street)— Teacher,  George  Ramage 

Do.  Girls  (       Do.       ) — Teacher,  Miss  M'Vey 

Parochial  (      Do.      )— Teacher,  William  Robertson 


OLD  ABERDEEN  DIRECTORY.  325 

ADAM,  James,  editor  of  Herald,  110  High  street 

Win.,  tailor,  46  Spittal 

Miss,  milliner,  41  Spittal 

Airth,  Stephen,  boot  and  shoemaker,  26  Spittal 

Alexander,  Miss,  Donbank  cottage 

Allen,  George,  vintner,  2  Don  street 

Anderson,  Rev.  Alex. ,  rector  of  Gymnasium,  7  Chanonry 

Alexander,  farmer,  Cluny's  wynd 

Annand,  Miss,  30  College  bounds 

Arthur,  James,  blacksmith,  King  street  road 

BAILLIE,  Mrs,  dressmaker,  90  High  street 

Bain,  John,  farmer,  Seaton  gate 

Bannerman,  Mrs  Dr,  8  Chanonry 

Barrack,  William,  session  clerk  and  rector  of  the  Grammar 

school,  1  College  bounds 
Begg,  John,  sub-janitor,  King's  college 
Birnie,  Moses,  late  surgeon,  61  Don  street 
Bisset,  Miss,  dressmaker,  49  Spittal 
Borthwick,  Charles,  shipmaster,  7  High  street 
Brown,  Allan  G.,  113  High  street 
Buchan,  Miss,  of  Auchmacoy,  16  Chanonry 
Burnett,  Miss,  of  Kemnay,  Don  street 

CAMPBELL,  Kev.  P.O.,  D.D.,  principal  (King's  College)  32 

College  bounds 

Eoderick,  vintner,  Seaton  gate 

Charles,  William,  painter  and  glazier,  86  High  street 
Cheyne,  Alexander,  manager,  Brickwork 
Chisholm,  Alexander,  89  High  street 
Christie,  Alexander,  manager,  Brickwork 

Duncan,  grocer,  Old  Bridge  of  Don 

Clapper  ton,  Mrs  D.,  29  College  bounds 

Clark,  iUexander,  Lady  mill,  King  street  road 

Alexander,  sexton  (St  Peter's  Cemetery)  Lodge,  King 

street  road 

Alexander,  boot  and  shoemaker,  13  College  bounds 

Alexander,  cooper,  Don  street 

James,  cooper,  Don  street 

John  advocate,  37  High  street 

Robert,  painter  and  paper-hanger,  19  Don  street 

Connon,  David,  boot  and  shoemaker,  29  College  bounds 

Robert,  gardener,  Brick-kilns 

Cormack,  George,  portrait  amd  miniature  painter,  16  College 

bounds 
Coutts,  Thomas,  manager  (Smith,  Irvine  &  Co.)  25  High 

street 
Creighton,  Mrs,  68  Spittal 
Cromar,  Mrs  David,  feuar,  89  Spittal 


326  OLD  ABERDEEN  DIRECTORY. 

Cruickshank,  John,  manufacturer,  23  College  bounds 
Cumming,  Alexander,  45  High  street 

DAUN,  Kobert,  M.D.,  deputy  inspector-general  of  hospitals  ; 

the  Priory,  16  Chanonry 
Davidson,  James,  lodgings,  10  College  bounds 
Dawson,  John  G.,  advocate,  45  High  street 

Robert,  land  steward,  Seaton  house 

Dickie,  Rev.  Andrew,  (U.P.  Church)  Applebank,  13  Spittal 
Donald,  Mrs  James,  Kildare  cottage,  King  street  road 
Downie,  John,  carter  and  Old  Aberdeen  carrier,  20  High  st. 
Duncan,  William,  flesher,  Spittal 

Mrs  John,  20  Spittal 

Dunn,  John,  book-keeper,  7  High  street 
Durie,  Charles,  lodgings,  108  High  street 

EDERSHEIM,  Rev.  Dr  Alfred,  100  High  street 
Edmund,  Wm.,  22  College  bounds 

FARQUH ARSON,  John,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  57  Spittal 

Ferguson,  Geo.,  A.M.,  professor  of  Humanity,  King's  Col- 
lege, 11  College  bounds 

Findlay,  Alexander,  56  High  street 

John,  jeweller,  Prospect  cottage,  65  Spittal 

Mrs  James,  lodgings,  6  College  bounds 

Forbes,  Capt.  James,  barrack  master,  15  Chanonry 

Thomas,  butcher,  60  High  street 

Misses,  10  Chanonry 

Mrs  Dr.,  Powis  lodge 

Fuller,  Frederick,  A.M.,  professor  of  Mathematics,  Univer- 
sity and  King's  College 

Fyfe,  Andrew,  M.D.,  professor  of  Chemistry,  King's  College 
34  College  bounds 

James,  flesher,  60  High  street 

GALL,  Mrs,  lodgings,  19  College  bounds 

Geddes,  Wm.  D.,  professor  of  Greek,  University  and  King's 

College 
George,  Charles,  insurance  broker,  11  Chanonry 
Gerrard,  Misses,  6  Chanonry 
Gibb,  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  9  College  bounds 

Mrs,  midwife,  9  College  bounds 

Gill,  Mrs,  lodgings,  16  College  bounds 

Glover,  Thomas,  chief  officer,  preventive  station,  Bridge  of 

Don 
Gordon,  James,  M.D.,  110  High  street 
Grant,  Alex.,  farmer,  74  High  street 

Duncan,  lodgings,  97  Spittal 

Greig,  James,  28  Spittal 


OLD  ABERDEEN  DIRECTORY.  327 

HATT,  George,  farmer,  North  lane 

Hay,  Alex.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  King  street  road 

Lord  James,  of  Seaton,  Seaton  house 

Mrs,  vintner,  Red  Lion,  Spittal 

Hector,  Mrs,  lodgings,  79  Spittal 
Henderson,  Mrs,  lodgings,  8  High  street 

INGLIS,  Mrs,  54  High  street 

Irvine,  Francis,  M.D.,  70  High  street 

Isaac,  George,  cattle  dealer,  King  street  road    f 

JAFFRAY,  James,  grocer,  Seaton  gate 

Miss,  18  Don  street 

Jamieson,  Rev.  George,  5  Chanonry 

Mrs  William,  25  College  bounds 

Johnston,  G.,  engineer  (Earl  of  Aberdeen  steamer)  35  Spittal 

John,  feuar,  27  Spittal 

John,  grocer,  Bridge  of  Don,  Don-view 

Miss  Jane,  lodgings,  96  Spittal 

Joss,  Peter,  machinist  and  artificial  limb-maker,  Love  lane 

KEITH,  Win.,  farmer,  57  Spittal 
Kemlo,  Gideon,  miller,  Don  mills 
Kilgour,  James,  spirit  dealer,  87  High  street 

John,  church  officer,  Church  gate 

Robert,  carter,  East  Back  road,  Don  street 

Kynoch,  Ninian,  clerk  to  St.  Peter's  churchyard,  and  keeper 
of  the  Trades'  mort-cloths,  64  Spittal 

LAWS,  Wm.,  cartwright,  King  street  road 

Lawrence,  Wm.,  carter,  High  street 

Leask,  James,  advocate,  Seabank 

John,  registrar  of  births,  deaths,  and  marriages,  for  the 

parish  of  Old  Machar,  15  High  street 
Thomas,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant,  16,  h.  17  High 

street 

Miss,  lodgings,  82  Spittal 

Leith,  George,  weaver,  East  Back  road 

Leslie,  Capt.  L.  X.,  14th  Regiment,  H.  P.,  Tillydrone 

Hugh  Fraser  (of  Powis)  Powis  house 

Wm.,  shoemaker,  King  street  road 

Levy,  Donald,  lodgings.  King  street  road 
Linton,  Alex.,  baker,  79  High  street 

William,  mason,  High  street 

Little,  John,  grocer,  26  Spittal 

Low,  James,  clerk  (Smith,  Irvine,  &  Co.)  40  Union  terrace 

Lyell,  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  College  bounds 

Lyon,  David,  contractor,  Mary  cottage,  King  street  road,  and 

26  South  Portland  street,  Glasgow 


328  OLD  ABERDEEN  DIRECTORY. 

M'ALISTER,  Donald,  book-agent,  68  High  street 
M'Donald,  David,  haberdasher,  104  High  street 
M'Innes,  Mrs,  lodgings,  94  Spittal 
M'Killiam,  Robert,  feuar,  Viewtown  cottage 
M'Vey,  Miss,  teacher  (Bell's  school) 
Mackie,  Charles,  cattle  dealer,  37  Don  street 

Charles,  jun.,  cattle  dealer,  3  Market  lane 

William,  farmer,  Seaton  gate 

Mackenzie,  William,  Rose  cottage,  Orchard  lane 

Mrs,  governess,  Mitchell's  hospital,  9  Chanonry 

Macleod,  Miss,  71  High  street 

Macpherson,  Rev.  Robert,  D.D.,  professor  of  divinity  (King's 

College)  Chaplainary 
Macrobie,  Peter,  farmer,  Sunnyside 
Martin,  James,  teacher,  58  High  street 
Massie,  Wm.,  salmon  fisher,  New  Bridge  of  Don 
Mellis,  Peter,  4  College  bounds 
Millar,  Alex.,  road  overseer, Buchan  district,  East  Back  road 

Mrs,  30  College  bounds 

Milne,  George,  Orchard  cottage 

James,  feuar,  29  College  bounds 

John,  baker,  97  High  street 

William,  66  Spittal 

Mitchell's  Hospital,  £  Chanonry  ,? 

Mrs,  feuar,  20  Spittal 

Moir,  George,  feuar,  100  Spittal 

Mollison,  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  19  College  bounds 

Morrison,  Wm.,  grocer,  tea,  and  spirit  dealer,  Balgownie 

road,  Bridge  of  Don 
Murray,  Miss,  teacher,  27  College  bounds 

NEILL,  Charles,  teacher,'  Hermitage  cottage,  College  lane 
Nicol,  Leslie,  church  officer,  Church  gate 

POLSON,  Patrick,  farmer,  3  New  street 

Robert  L.,  M.D„  surgeon,  2  Chanonry 

Mrs,  innkeeper,  3  New  street 

Porter,  Mrs,  grocer,  25  Spittal 

Post  Office  (Receiving)  43  High  street 

RAE,  George,  farmer,  1  Seaton  gate 

James,  vintner,  King  street  road 

Ramage,  George,  teacher  (Bell's  school)  h.  King  street  road 

Rennie,  Alex.,  Bridgefield  house 

Richmond,  Mrs  Capt.  Thomas,  63  Don  street 

Robbie,  Mrs,  lodgings,  98  Spittal 

Robertson,  Wm.,  teacher,  Parochial  school,  Old  Machar 

Miss,  dressmaker,  12  College  bounds 

Rose,  Alex.,  toll-keeper,  Bridge  of  Don 
Ross,  James,  Red  Lion  Inn,  Spittal 


OLD  ABERDEEN  DIRECTORY.  ^82^~"" 

Ross,  Robt.,  surgeon  &  apothecary  (Post  Office)  43  High  st. 
Rust,  Alex.  Irvine  (lodgings)  wright,  1  College  bounds 

SCOTT,  A.,  professor  of  Hebrew,  King's  College 

Hercules,  LL.D.,  professor  of  Moral  Philosophy,  King's 

College,  h.  at  College 
Sim,  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  103  High  street 
Simpson,  Andrew,  wright,  30  College  bounds 

Ann,  teacher,  Bridge  of  Don 

Smart,  Wm.,  gardener,  39  Spittal 

Smith,  Alex.,  letter-carrier,  58  High  street 

Irvine  &  Co.,  brewers,  58  High  street 

James,  tailor  and  grocer,  25  College  bounds 

John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  48  High  street 

John,  sacrist,  King's  College 

Rev.  Robert,  D.D.,  Old  Machar  Church,  14  Chanonry 

Robert,  shoemaker,  94  Spittal 

...  ...  Wm.,  blacksmith  and  farrier,  King  street  road 

Mrs,  lodgings,  25  College  bounds 

Stables,  A.  &  Son,  grocers  and  spirit  merchants,  112  High  st. 

George,  vintner,  102  High  street 

James,  teller  (City  of  Glasgow  bank)  112  High  street 

Stephen,  "Wm.,  shipmaster,  Orchard  house 
Stevenson,  James  &  Son,  48  High  street 

James,  wright,  Seaton  gate 

Stewart,  Isabella,  teacher,  98  High  street 
Straith,  Mrs,  midwife,  6  College  bounds 

Miss,  dressmaker,  6  College  bounds 

Sutherland,  John,  Viewton  place 

TAYLOR,  James,  tailor,  Don  street 

Robert,  rope  and  twine  manufacturer,  Froghall  lane 

Thom,  Wm.,  mason,  66  High  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  80  High  street 

Thomson,  David,  sub-principal,  professor  of  Natural  Philo- 
sophy, and  secretary  of  the  University  and  King's 
College,  31  College  bounds 

James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  30  High  street 

John,  blacksmith  and  veterinary  surgeon,  King  st.  road 

Tocher,  Wm.,  overseer  (Salmon  Fishings)  Bridge  of  Don 
Turreff,  Gavin,  clerk  (A.  B.  Co.)  46  High  street 

WATKINS,  Alex.,  Primrose  hill 

Watson,  George,  blacksmith  and  farmer,  71  Spittal 

Robert,  lodgings,  Orchard  cottage 

Watt,  John,  Mains  of  Seaton 

John,  advocate,  113  High  street 

Wilson,  Miss  Agnes,  54  High  street 

YEATS,  Thomas,  butcher,  24  Spittal 
Yeoman,  John,  cart-wright,  King  street  road 
2e 


WOODSIDE   DIRECTORY. 


Churches. 

Established— ~W '.  M.  Keay.     Free — vacant.    Evangelical  Union — vacant 

TEEASUEEES   OF   CONGBEGATIONS. 

Established— Alexander   Fullerton  ;  Free  -John  Johnston;  Evangelical  Union 
— Alexander  Fraser„ 

Teachers. 

Free  Church— Adam  Boddie ;   King  street— Miss  Wallace.    Female  Teachers— 
Misses  Hall,  Fraser,  and  Connon. 

Post-Office,  67  Hadden  street. — Postmaster— Robert  M'Donald.     Letter 
Carrier — George  Cooper,  114  Hadden  street. 

Feuars'  Association  of  Cotton,  Woodside,  and  TanfieLL 

Instituted  1841. 

FOE  PEOMOTING  THE  INPEOVEHENT  AND  PEOSPEEITY  OF  THESE  VILLAGES. 

Fatron— Right  Hon.  Lord  James  Hay.     President .     Treasurer — 

John  Reid.    Secretary— Robert  M'Donald  ;  and  a  Committe  of  Twelve. 

Water  Committee. 

Constituted  1854. 


Trustees— The  Ministers  of  the  Es- 
tablished and  Free  Churches,  and  the 
secretary  of  the  Great  North  of  Scot- 
land Railway,  Ex-Officiis. 

Chairman— 

Secretary— Robert  M'Donald 


Treasurer  -John  Wight. 

Members— Dr.  Gilchrist,  D.  Ferrier 
J.  Gunn,  William  Johnston, 
William  Nicol,  John  Reid,  James 
Taylor,  James  Corken 


Parochial  Coal  Fund.— 1840. 

President—  Rev.  W.  M.  Keay;  Tnasurer — Mr.  John  Wight,  sen.,    Secretary— 
Adam  Boddie  ;  Four  Extraordinary  and  Twenty-four  Ordinary  Directors. 

Total  Abstinence  Society,  1839.— 60  Members- 

President— A.  Barnett.  Vice-President— A.  Farquhar.  Secretary— James  Troup, 
Treasurer— J .  Wight,  jun. 


WOODSIDE  DIRECTOKY.  331 

Horticultural  Society.— 1853. 

President .     Vice-President -I.   Gilchrist,  M.D.    Secretary— George 

Bishop.     Treasurer— Garden  Hepburn.  Council  of  nine..  Exhibitions 
in  July  and  September,  in  Woodside  School. 

Mutual  Improvement  Association.-  1853- 

MEETS  EVEET  FRIDAY  AT  HALF-PAST  EIGHT,  P.M. 

Secretary— W.  Murray.     Treasurer— Alexander  Barnett, 
Editors  of  Magazine— J ames  and  Alexander  Troup 

Permissive  Maine-Law  Society— (Established  1859.) 

President— Rev.  W.  S.  Smith.     Vice-President  —James  Troup.    Treasurer— John 

Cooper.  Secretary—  Thomas  Gayton. 

Police-Officer — Alexander  Black,  1  Wellington  place. 


AD  AN,  Charles,  feuar,  5  Pirie's  lane 
Alexander,  Miss,  3  Mary  place,  Don  street 
Allan,  Alexander,  merchant,  85  Barron  street 
Anderson,  William,  Tanfield  cottage 

BARKER,  John  P.,  grocer  and  clothier,  169  and  171  Barron 

street 
Barnett,  Alexander  137  Hadden  street 
Barron,  Wm.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  4  Queen  street,  h.  134 

Hadden  street 
.......   Thomas,  painter,  14   Hadden  street,  h.  25  Don  st. 

Beattie,  Andrew,  leather  dealer,  boot  and  shoemaker,  142, 

h.  140  Hadden  street 

John,  stonedresser,  3  Wellington  place 

Bell,  Alex,  and  David,  bakers,  146  Hadden  street 

Beverley,  A.,  blacksmith,  259  Barron  street 

Bevericlge,  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  62  Hadden  street 

Black,  Alexander,  Rural  Police,  h.  1  Wellington  place 

Blake,  Charles,  mason,  127  Barron  street 

Boddie,    Adam,   teacher,    Woodside    school,    h.    Carnation 

cottage 
Bonnyman,  John,  millwright,  Grandholm  houses 
Brown,  David,  blacksmith,  63  Hadden  street 

George  (of  P.  and  G.  Brown)  Fountville,  Tanfield 

Mrs  Charles,  Tanfield  house 

Mrs  David,  Tanfield  cottage 

Booth,  Mrs,  midwife,  36  Wellington  street 

CAIRD,  George,  clerk  (P.  &  G.  Brown)  11  Grandholm  street 

William,  mason,  11  Grandholm  street 

William,  jun.,  wright,  111  Hadden  steeet 


332  WOODSIDE  DIRECTORY. 

Catto,  James,  farmer,  Lower  Cotton 

John,  carter,  2  Mary  place 

......  William,  farmer  Persley 

Clark,  James,  mason,  3  Grandholm  street 

James,  watchman,  Grandholm 

William,  feuar,  131  Hadden  street 

Cooper,  George,  letter  carrier,  114  Hadden  street 

James,  feuar  and  currier,  16  and  18  Bairnshall  lane 

Corken,  James,  feuar,  1  Don  street 

Cowie,JMiss,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  134  Hadden  street 

Crombie,  James  and  John,  manufacturers,  Grandholm  works 

John,  h.  Persley  den 

Cruickshank,  James,  grocer,  111  Hadden  street 
Cumming,  James,  farmer,  Smithfield 
Thomas,  farmer,  Upper  Buckie 

DAVIDSON,  William,  Cumming's  park,  Hilton 
Deans,  George,  stonedresser,  85  Barron  street 
Don,  David,  farmer,  Balgownie 
Donald,  Andrew,  stabler,  10  Wellington  street 

Alex.,  farmer,  Hilton  bank 

Duguid,  Alexander,  33  School  lane 

Duncan,  George,  gardener,  20  Wellington  place 

John,  gardener,  Gordons  mills 

Michie,  stonedresser,  127  Barron  street 

Durward,  Andrew,  stonedresser,  109  Hadden  street 

ELMSLIE,  George,  Woodside  house 

FARQUHAR,  Alexander,  boot  and  shoemaker,  121,  h.  123 

Hadden  street 
Ferrier^A.  and  Co.,  manufacturers,  5,  h.  7  Hadden  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  5  Hadden  street 

Fettes,  David,  boot  and  shoemaker,  223  Barron  street 
Fisher  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  31  Wellington  street 

Thomas,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  Wellington  place 

Foote,  James,  carter,  Kittj^brewster 
Fraser,  David,  clerk,  2  Park  street 

Miss,  teacher,  2  Park  street 

French,  Peter,  cowfeeder,  7  Bairnshall  lane 

Frier,  Mrs,  merchant,  148  Hadden  street 

Fullerton,  John  (of  Johnston  and  Fullerton)  40  School  lane 

John,  jun.,  wright,  11  Gaelic  lane 

Alexander,  wright,  13  Queen  street 

John,  clerk,  13  Queen  street 

GIBSON,  Miss,  milliner,  150  Hadden  street 
Gilchrist,  Isaac,  M.D.  and  J. P.,  surgeon,  Ardenville 
Glass,  Alexander,  general  merchant  and  circulating  library, 
69  and  71  Hadden  street 


WOODSIDE  DIRECTOEY.  333 

Glass,  Mrs  John,  feuar,  125  Hadden  street 
Goodbrand,  James,  cabinetmaker,  104  Hadden  street 
Gordon,  Peter,  cowfeeder,  Gaelic  lane 
Grant,  Alexander,  Tanfield 

David,  grocer,  181  Barron  street 

James,  contractor,  60  Canal  terrace 

......  John,  engineer,  22  Schoolhill 

William,  tailor,  68  Hadden  street 

Mrs,  lodgings,  66  Hadden  street 

Grassick,' John  S.,  Hayton  cottage 
Grieg,  William,  carter,  17  Hadden  street 

HADDEN,  Alexander,  late  of  Persley,  Eose  cottage 

A.  &  Sons,  manufacturers,  Gordon's  mills 

Robert,  salmon  fisher,  cruives  of  Don 

Hall,  Miss,  teacher,  50  Canal  terrace 
Harper,  Alexander,  gardener,  Woodside  lodge 

Mrs,  3  Mary  place 

Mrs,  feuar,  38  Hadden  street 

Harrison,  George,  farmer,  Middlefield 

Harvey,  Robert,  railway  clerk,  h.  Tanfield  house 

Mrs  James,  Tanfield  house 

Hector,  Thomas,  grocer,  153,  h.  155  Hadden  street 

Hepburn,  Garden,  tailor,  127  Hadden  street 

Hewit,  Lewis,  carter,  33  Hadden  street 

Howarth,  William,  weaver,  Hayton  road 

Hutcheon,  John,  wright  and  merchant,  45  Hadden  street 

JACK,  William,  feuar,  128  Hadden  street 
Jamieson,  Alexander,  carter,  37  Hadden  street 

James,  gardener,  Gordon's  mills 

Johnston  &  Fullerton,  builders  and  timber  merchants,  20 
Hadden  street 

William  (of  Johnston  &  Fullerton),  18  Hadden  street 

John,  blacksmith,  18  Hadden  street 

Sir  Wm.  B.,  Bart.,  Hilton  house 

Joss,  James,  grocer,  Gordon's  mills 
, John,  gardener,  Cotton  lodge 

KEAY,  Rev.  William  Murray,  3  Canal  street 
Kerr j  Miss,  152  Hadden  street 

LA  MONT,  William,  wright,  33  Wellington  street 

William,  plasterer,  33  Wellington  street 

Lancefield,  Alfred,  land  surveyor,  h.  12  Don  terrace 
Lawrence,  George,  gas  inspector,  Middlefield 

James,  mason,  1  Wellington  street 

Lawson,  David,  10  Hadden  street 
Lyall,  Charles,  carter,  12  Bairnsball  lane 
2  e2 


334  WOODSIDE  DIRECTORY, 

M'DERMONT,  Alex.,  stonecutter,  243  Barron  street 
M'Donald,  James,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  76  Barron  street 
Robert,  apothecary  and  postmaster,  67,  h.  65  Hadden 

street 
M'Intosh,  Charles,  pipe  top  maker,  Primrose  cottage 

John,  engineer,  Middlefield  house 

M'Kechnie,  Mrs  Neil,  54  Canal  terrace 

M'Kenzie,  James  T.,  manager,  Gordon's  mills  (A.  Hadden  & 

Sons) 

John,  gardener,  13  Grandholm  street 

Thomas,  boot  and  shoemaker,  110  Hadden  street 

......   Mrs,  midwife,  70  Hadden  street 

M'Lennan,  John,  toll-keeper,  Kittybrewster 
Mair,  George,  vintner,  301  Barron  street 
Maitland,  Alexander,  carter,  151  Barron  street 

George,  merchant,  93  Barron  street 

Masson,  James,  station  agent,  Kittybrewster,  h.  Toll 
Mathieson,  Mrs,  feuar,  3  Wellington  street 
Melvin,  John,  mason,  11  Hadden  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  11  Hadden  street 

Merchant,  Alex.,  spirit  dealer,  21  Hadden  street 

Mess,  Jonathan,  Flour  mills,  Gordons  mills,  h.  Don  cottage 

Milne,  Mrs  John,  merchant,  Hayton 

Moir,  Alex.,  foreman,  Persley  Quarry,  h.  125  Barron  street 

Morison,  Thomas,  stoneware  merchant,  52  Hadden  street 

Morriskie,  John,  feuar,  133  Barron  street 

Munro,  Alex.,  stonecutter,  245  Barron  street 

George,  shoemaker  and  feuar,  107  Barron  street 

John,  Canal  Cottage 

James,  43  Wellington  place 

Murray,  John,  merchant,  129  Hadden  street 

William,  flesher,  147  Hadden  street,  h.  149  Hadden  st. 

Mrs,  clothier,  145  Hadden  street 

NARES,  Captain  William  Henry,  R.N.,  Danestown  house 
Neven,  Mrs,  merchant,  2  Hadden  street 
Nicol,  John,  14  Wellington  street 

Wm,,  wright,  90  Hadden  street,  h.  46  Barron  street 

Mrs,  merchant,  13  Hadden  street 

Nicolson,  Malcolm,  quarrier,  100  Barron  street 

OGG,  George,  carter,  150  Hadden  street 

PATERSON,  John,  engine-driver,  1  Mary  place 
Paul,  James,  merchant,  31  Hadden  street 
Petrie,  George,  shoemaker,  74  Hadden  street 
Philip,  James,  16  Hadden  street 

Helen,  sick  nurse,  17  Grandholm  street 

Ploughman,  Ann,  merchant,  49  Hadden  street 


WOODSIDE  DIRECTORY.  335 

Poole,  Eichard,  M.D.,  proprietor,   private  lunatic   asylum 
Middlefield  house 

BAMAG-E,  John,  mill  manager,  13  Don  terrace 
Kennie,  Alex.,  feuar,  Mary  place,  h.  7  Barron  street 

Kobert,  grocer,  3  Barron  street 

Eiach,  Alex.,  wright,  47  Hadden  street 

Mrs,  grocer,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  6,  h.  8  Hadden  st. 

Riddel,  James,  Kittybrewster  tavern 
Ritchie,  Alex.,  merchant,  58  Barron  street 

John,  sen.,  151  Barron  street 

John,  jun.,  carter,  17  Wellington  street 

Win.,  vintner,  Hayton 

Robb,  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  153  Barron  street 

Peter,  wright,  Canal  street 

Wm,  A.M.,  135  Hadden  street 

Robertson,  John,  clerk,  2  Wellington  street 

Robert,  3  Wellington  street 

Robert,  mason,  92  Hadden  street 

Wm.,  grocer,  52  Barron  street 

Rose,  William,  grocer,  tea  and  spirit  dealer,  4  Barron  street 

Miss,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  4  Barron  street 

Ross,  Charles,  grocer,  tea,  wine,  and  spirit  merchant,  iron- 
monger, &c,  134  Hadden  street 

Donald,  boot  and  shoemaker,  127  Barron  street 

James,  blacksmith,  16  Hadden  street 

John,  wright,  91  Barron  street 

John,  station  master,  146  Hadden  street 

Rourkj  Michael,  tinsmith,  92  Hadden  street 
Ruddieman,  Alex.,  73  Barron  street 
Russel,  Wm.,  bookseller,  Millbank  cottage 

SANG,  Robert,  grieve,  Kittybrewster 
Scott,  David,  slater,  14  School  lane 

Francis,  feuar,  19  Gaelic  lane 

John,  mason,  28  Wellington  street 

Robert  and  Son,  shoemakers,  41  Hadden  street 

William,  farmer,  Don  terrace 

Scroggie,  John,  wright,  28  Hadden  street 

Miss,  dressmaker,  28  Hadden  street 

Shand  John,  manager,  h.  Woodside  works 
Skinner,  Donald,  merchant,  115  Barron  street 

James,  flesher,  48,  h.  43  Hadden  street 

Mrs,  flesher,  1  -Hadden  street 

Smith,  Charles,  mason,  36  Hadden  street 

John,  gardener,  Bairnshall 

Stephen,  Charles,  manufacturer,  85  Hadden  street 
Stewart,  Hugh,  beadle  (Established  Church)  8  King  street 

John,  comb  manufacturer,  Cotton  lodge 

.......  John,  stonedresser,  3  Mary  place 


336  WOODSIDE  DIRECTORY. 

Stuart,  John,  Cotton  Chapel  Manse 

Stevenson,  Mrs,  grocer,  Gordon's  mills 

Stiven,  Mrs,  baker  and  confectioner,  100,  h.  98  Hadden  st. 

Strath,  Mrs,  feuar,  27  Hadden  street 

TAYLOR,  James,  farmer  and  grocer,  145,  Ti.  147  Barron  st. 

John,  merchant,  231  Barron  street 

William,  gardener,  15  Wellington  street 

James,  feuar,  1  Well  street,  Barron  street 

Troup,  Alexander,  Newseat 

Mrs,  Newseat,  Wellington  street 

WALKER,  George, 'tailor,  57  Barron  street 

George,  blacksmith,  21  Wellington  street 

Wallace,  Miss,  teacher,  King  street,  h.  131  Hadden  stree 
Warrack,  Miss,  baker,  32  and  34  Barron  street 
Warrander,  Thomas,  farmer,  Persley 

Watson,  David,  engine-driver,  Kitty brewster,  h.  19  Welling- 
ton street 

and  Co.,  manufacturers,  Gordon's  mills 

Wight,  John,  baker,  46,  h.  44  Hadden  street 
Wilson,  Alexander,  feuar,  Hayton 

Robert,  farmer,  Hayfield 

Wishart,  John,  mason,  25  Wellington  street 

YOUNG,  James,  carter,  14  Wellington  street 
Youngson,  Peter,  jun.,  manager,  Gordon's  mills 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 

-o— ■ 

HSrOIBtTXI  BBITISH 

ESTABLISHED    IN     1809. 

Inawporatefr  bo  goual  fi^wter  anir  %mal  %d  of  °§mlizmznt 

HEAD    OFFICE,— 64,    Psinces    Street,    Edinburgh. 
LONDON  OFFICE,— 4,  New  Bank  Buildings. 

GLASGOW, 102,  St.  Vincent  Steeet. 

LIVERPOOL, Exchange. 

NEWCASTLE, 14,  Sandhill. 

DUBLIN, 67,  Sackville  Street. 


His  GRACE  the  DUKE  op  ROXBURGH,  K.T. 

The  MOST  NOBLE  the  MARQUIS  op  ABERCORN,  K.G. 
The  RIGHT  HONOURABLE  the  EARL  or  STAIR. 


338  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

©rbitoarg  glimte* 


William  Bonar,  Esq,  of  Easter  War- 

riston. 
J.  F.  Walker  Dkummond,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Andrew  Coventry,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
James  Campbell  Tait,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Vice- Admiral  Henry  Dundas. 
Laurence  Davidson,  Esq.,  W.S. 


D.  B.  Wauchope,  Esq.,    Merchant, 

Leith. 
John  Anderson,  Esq.,  W.S. 
John  Brown  Innes,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Henry  D.  Fergusson,  Esq.,  W.S. 
John  Maitland,    Esq.,  Accountant- 

General  to  the  Court  of  Session. 


Robert  B.  Maconochie,  Esq.,  W.S. 

Manager— David  Smith.  Medical  Officer— J.  G.  M.  Burt,  M.D. 

Secretary— J ohn  Ogilvie.        Actuary— David  Chisholm. 

Auditor— George  Murray.  Solicitors— Messrs  Davidson  &  Syme,  W.l 

Bankers— Bank  of  Scotland.— Royal  Bank  of  Scotland. 


LIFE    ASSURANCE. 

THE  system  of  the  NOKTH  BEITISH  INSUEANCE 
COMPANY  combines  the  benefit  of  Mutual  Assurance  with  the  safety  of 
a  large  Protecting  Capital,  and  affords  all  the  facilities  and  advantages  which  can 
prudently  be  offered  by  any  Life  Assurance  Office. 

ADVANTAGES  OFFERED  BY  THES  COMPANY. 

1.  Nine-tenths  (90  per  cent.)  of  the  Profits,  or,  in  other  words,  the  whole  of 
the  Profits  arising  from  the  Life  Business,  after  setting  aside  one-tenth  for  the 
guarantee,  are  divided  among  the  Assured  entitled  to  participate. 

2.  Bonuses  may  be  added  to  the  sum  assured,  or  surrendered  for  a  cash  pay- 
ment, or  applied  to  the  reduction  of  the  future  Premiums. 

3.  A  Prospective  Bonus  of  one  per  cent,  per  annum  is  allowed  on  Policies 
which  have  subsisted  for  five  years,  which  may  become  claims  previous  to  the 
next  Investigation  in  1865. 

4.  The  sum  insured  may  be  made  payable  at  any  given  age,  or  at  death,  if  it 
occur  previously. 

5.  An  ascending  scale  of  Premiums,  whereby  Policies  may  be  effected  at  the 
lowest  possible  rates. 

6.  On  Insurances  for  the  Whole  Period  of  Life,  half  the  Premium  may  remain 
on  credit  for  the  first  Five  Years,  or  one-third  during  the  convenience  of  the  party 
assured. 

7.  No  Extra  Charge  for  residence  in  British  North  America,  the  Cape, 
Australia  (excluding  the  Diggings),  New  Zealand,  Port  Natal,  and  parts  of  the 
United  States,  and  no  licence  required  except  for  the  voyage. 

8.  On  proof  of  age,  and  by  special  application,  Policies  are  declared  unchal- 
lengeable from  and  after  the  expiry  of  Five  Years  from  their  date,  and  parties, 
on  receiving  a  licence,  may  go  to  any  part  of  the  world  without  incurring  the 
forfeiture  of  their  Policies — thus  making  the  Policies  of  the  Company  good 
marketable  securities. 

9.  Advances  made  on  Policies,  to  the  extent  of  the  security  they  afford,  when 
the  value  amounts  to  £50  and  upwards. 

10.  No  Entry  Money  or  other  charge.    Policy  Stamp  paid  by  the  office. 


NEW  AND  IMPORTANT  ADVANTAGES. 

To  meet  the  exigencies  of  parties,  and  to  render  the  benefits  of  Life  Assur- 
ance more  generally  available,  the  Directors  have  adopted  the  following  new  and 
important  principles : — 

1.  Application  of  Profits  to  the  Purchase  of  an 
Annuity. 

By  this  system  a  party  not  only  secures  the  payment  of  the  sum  in  the  event 
of  his  death  before  65,  but  at  his  option  he  may  convert  the  Policy  with  its 
Bonuses  into  an  equivalent  Annuity  commencing  at  65. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  339 

2.  Half  Premium  System. 

By  which  a  party  may  secure  all  the  benefits  of  the  Half  Credit  System 
without  any  debt  being  incurred. 

3.  Double  Insurance  System. 

By  which,  for  a  moderate  uniform  Premium,  a  Policy  may  be  secured,  which 
will  increase  each  year  until,  in  20  years,  the  sum  in  the  Policy  is  doubled.  This 
system  is  particulary  advantageous  to  young  lives. 

For  further  explanation  of  these  new  principles,  and  for  the  Rates  applicable 
thereto,  see  the  Company's  Prospectus. 


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. 

3.  Survivorship  Annuities  may  be  secured  with  or  without  return   of 
Premium. 


EEVEHSIQNAftY  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  INSURES  against  FIR  E— 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  Ss.  per  cent,  per 
annum  on  all  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  in- 
surance, without  extra  charge. 

Prospectuses,  containing  Tables  of  Rates  and  every  other  information,  may 
be  had  at  the  Head  Office  in  Edinburgh,  or  at  any  of  the  Company's  Agencies 
in  the  country. 

DAVID  SMITH,  Manager. 
JOHN  OGILVIE,  Secretary. 

64,  Princes  Street,  Edinburgh, 
May  21,  1860. 


AGENTS  FOR  ABERDEEN  : 

Messrs.  NEWELL  BURNETT,  Advocate,  Record  Office,  King  Street. 
MURRAY  &  M'COMBIE,  Advocates,  103,  Union  Street. 
WILLIAM  PAUL,  Advocate,  97,  Union  Street. 
ALEXANDER  BRAND,  Accountant,  103,  Union  Street. 


340 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


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ABERDEEN : 

3,  King  Street. 

EDINBURGH: 

20,  St.  Andrew  Square 
GLASGOW: 

19,  St.  Vincent  Place. 


LONDON : 

1,  Moorgate  Street. 

DUNDEE : 

14,  St.  Andrew's  Place. 

BELFAST: 

42,  Waring  Street. 


ESTABLISHED     18: 

And  Incorporated  by  Special  Act  of  Parliament, 


$xn  antr  !pfe  %B%umna  ni  Ifanw  antr  §\Jtamtr, 


CAPITAL-ONE  MILLION  STERLING. 


GENERAL    BOARD    OF    DIRECTORS:— 
JOHN  CRUICKSHANK,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  Marischal  College,  Chairman. 
Sir  Thomas  Blaikie,  of  Kingseat.        I      Francis  Clerihew,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
John  Angus,  Esq.,  Advocate.  William  Leslie.  Esq.,  Architect 

William  Adam,  Esq.  of  Raima.  |      John  Yeats,  Esq.  of  Kincorth. 


AT  the  TWENTY-FOUKTH  ANNUAL  MEETING  of  this 
COMPANY,  held  on  8th  June,  1860  :— 
JOHN  CRUICKSHANK,  Esq.,  LL.D.,  Professor  of  Mathematics  in  Marischal 
College  and  University,  in  the  Chair . 
The  Chairman  having  stated  the  purpose  of  the  Meeting,  the  Report  of  the 
Directors,  with  the  usual  Fmancial  Statements  showing  the  following  results, 
was  read : — 

I.— Fire  Department. 

Fire  Premiums  received,     £129,218    3    0 

Being  an  Increase  over  those  of  last  year  of     20,038    3    5 

II.— Life  Department. 

Number  of  New  Policies  issued,  421— for         £166,027    0    0 

Number  of  Proposals  declined   or  accepted,  but  not 

completed,  12S— for         77,390    0    0 


Total  New  Proposals,  549— for  ... 


£243,417    0    0 


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341 


Premiums  received  on  New  Policies,  ...  £6,686    5    2 
Renewal    Premiums   on    Old    Policies 

and  Interest,       77,324  10    8 

Total  Life  Revenue  for  the  Year,  ...  


£S4,010  15  10 


Claims  during  the  Year,   Bonuses  and  Endowments 

included, £27,094    7    9 

being  under  what  might  have  been  expected  from  the  Mortality  Table  on 

which  the  Premiums  are  based. 
Number  of  Policies  current  at  31st  January,  4651— for  £2,041,190    0    0 


III.— Unnuity  Department. 

Number  of  Annuities  sold,  21— for  £6,103  14    4 

And  Six  Annuitants  died  during  the  Year,  holding  An- 
nuities amounting  to    11115    0 


IV.— Finance. 

Amount  of  Accumulated  Funds, 

Annual  Revenue  from  all  sources,  

Progress  of  the  Company's  Business  during  the  last  Five  Years. 


£453,675  19    8 
226,582     1     9 


Year. 

Fire  P»  ranch 
Premiums. 

Life  Branch 
Premiums. 

From  1st  February,  1855,  to  31st  Jan., 
1856, 

£77,850  19    9 
91,306    3    6 
101,230  13    6 
109,179  19    7 
129,218    8    0 

£62,184    7  11 
67,962  IS    3 
75,920    7    9 
80,216  18    S 
84,010  15  10 

From  1st  February,  1856,  to  31st  Jan., 
1857, 

From  1st  February,  1857,  to  3ist  Jan., 
1858, 

From  1st  February,  1858,  to  31st  Jan., 
1859, 

From  1st  February,  1859,  to  31st  Jan., 
1860, 

The  Company  continues  to  receive  Proposals  for,  and  to  grant 
FIRE  INSURANCES, 
LIFE  ASSURANCES, 
ANNUITIES, 
ENDOWMENTS, 
On  terms  and  conditions  most  beneficial  and  liberal. 

SPECIMEN  OF  THE  TABLES. 


For  an  Assurance  of  £100  payable  at  death. 

Age. 

25 

30 

35 

40 

45 

50 

With  Profits. 

2    1  11 

2    8    0 

2  14  11 

3    3  11 

3  14    3 

4    7     4 

Without  Profits. 

1  17     1 

2     2    7 

2    8    8 

2  16     8 

3    5    9 

3  19    0 

No  Entry  Money  nor  charge  for  Policy  Stamp  or  Medical  Fee. 
„*  Fire  and  Life  Proposals,  and  Tables  of  Rates,  may  be  obtained  at  the  Head 
Offices,  or  numerous  Agencies  throughout  the  Kingdom. 

WILLIAM  CHALMERS,  Manager. 
H.  AMBROSE  SMITH,  Secretary. 
2F 


342  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

THE    SCOTTISH 

^mtntmal  ftimunti  Cnmjmmj 

ESTABLISHED    182  5, 

INCORPORATES  BY  ACT  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


CAPITAL, £1,000,000. 

HEAD  OFFICE, • ABERDEEN. 

Office  in  Edinburgh, 65,  Princes  Street. 

Office  in  Glasgow, Ill,  St.  Vincent  Street. 

Office  in  London, 20,  Cannon  Street,  City. 

Office  in  Dublin, 34,  College  Green. 


GENERAL  BOARD  OF  DIRECTORS. 
Alex.  Stronach,  Esq.,  of  Drumallan,  Chairman. 
Alex.  Burness,  Esq.  of  Mastrick.  I  William  Littlejohn,  Esq.,  Banker.. 

James  Chalmers,  Esq.,  Printer.  Thomas  Sangster,  Esq.,  Advocate. 

Alex.  Fraser,  Esq.,  City  Chamberlain.  |  John  Smith,  Esq.  Advocate. 
Bankers.— The  Aberdeen  Town  and  County  Bank. 
Physician. — Dr.  Dtce. 
Law  Agent. — John  Webster,  Advocate. 


Life  Department. 

THE  POLICIES,  now  in  course  of  being  issued  by  this 
Company,  are  free  from  all  unnecessary  restrictions,  and  secure  every 
advantage  derivable  from  the  system  of  Life  Assurance. 

The  Premiums  are  strictly  moderate. 

The  Participation  Scheme  was  begun  in  1840  ;  and  the  oldest  Policies  for 
£1000,  in  connection  with  it,  now  becoming  claims,  are  increased  to  £1271  19s. 
Id. ;  those  for  larger  or  smaller  sums  being  proportionally  augmented.  Bonus 
additions  may  be  surrendered  for  their  value  in  cash,  or  an  equivalent  reduction 
of  future  Premiums ;  the  assured  having  their  choice  in  all  cases. 

It  is  provided  by  the  Company's  Act  of  Incorporation  that  Investigations 
shall  take  place  at  Intervals,  not  exceeding  five  years ;  and  intermediate 
Bonuses  being  allowed  when  Policies,  interested  in  one  Investigation,  become 
claims  before  another,  advantages  similar  to  those  claimed  for  Annual  Inves- 
tigations are  enjoyed. 

The  Business  in  the  Participation  Department  has  been  greatly  extended 
within  the  last  few  years. 

Prospectuses,  with  every  information,  may  be  had  on  application  at  any  of 
the  Offices  or  Agencies  of  the  Company. 


Fire  Department. 


Common,  Hazardous,  and  Doubly  Hazardous  Risks  are  undertaken  at  the 
usual  rate  of  Is.  6<L.  2s.  6d.,  and  4s.  6d.  per  cent,  respectively.  Special  Insur- 
ances at  increased  rates. 

By  order  of  the  Directors, 

CHARLES  F.  GRIFFITH,  .Manager. 
JOHN  WATSON,  Secretary. 
Aberdeen,  June,  1860. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  348 

UNITED  KINGDOM 

liilititM 


ESTABLISHED    IN    184Q- 


:    XNCOB.POB.ATED  BY  AST  ©F  PARLIAMENT, 

FOR  THE  ASSURANCE  OF  UVES  THROUGHOUT  SCOTLAND,  EMAM, 
AND  IRELAND. 

Office— 23,  ST.  ANDREW  SQUARE,  EDINBURGH. 


ACCUMULATED     CAPITAL    £300,000. 

ANNUAL  INCOME  EXCEEDS  £100,000. 

WHOLE  PEOFITS  DIVISIBLE  AMONG  THE  ASSURED. 


DIRECTORS. 

Chairman — Robeet  K.  Gkeville,  LL.D. 


Andrew  Buchanan,  M.D.,  Professor  of 
the  Institutes  of  Medicine  in  the 
University,  Glasgow 

Wm.  Crie,  Esq. 

Eobert  Schaw,  Esq.,  Director  of  the 
National  Bank  of  Scotland 


John  Wigham,  jun.,  Esq. 
Edward  Woodford,  LL.D.,  H.  M.  In- 
spector of  Schools  for  Scotland 
Rev.  J.  A.  Wylie,  D.D.,  LL.D. 
Wm.  Young,  M.D. 


Consulting  Actuary — Peter  Hardy,  Esq.,  F.R.S.L. 

Secretaries — H.  <&  J.  G.  Harrison. 

Bankers— The  National  Bank  of  Scotland ;  the  British  Linen  Company. 


IN  1859  the  Amount  of  New  Assurances  exceeded  Half  a 
Million  Sterling,  or  £503,580,  independent  of  Policies  issued  in  the  Industrial 
Department,  in  which  Assurances  to  the  amount  of  £38,180  were  issued,  thus 
snaking  a  grand  total  of  £541,760  in  respect  to  the  sums,  assured,  and  the  Annual 
Premiums  on  which  amounted  to  £18,565  18s.  5d. 

The  Next  Division  of  Profits  will  be  declared  at  the  Annual  Meeting  in  May, 
1861,  in  which  all  Policies  issued  previous  to  the  31st  December,  1860,  will  par- 
ticipate. 

Prospectuses,  also  copies  of  the  Nineteenth  Annual  Report,  may  be  had  on 
application. 


AGENT  AT  ABERDEEN  : 
JAMES  SKrNNER,  Esq.,  Accountant,  National  Bank  of  Scotland. 


344  ADVEETISEMENTS. 

5«P 


NATIONAL  ASSURANCE 


liiifetiii 


No.  3,  PALL  MALL  EAST,  London,  S.W., 
(Head  Office.) 


ESTABLISHED  MAY,  1844. 


Empowered  by  Special  Act  of  Parliament. 


CAPITAL    STOCK,    £100,00  0. 


THIS  COMPANY  was  Established  in  1844,  for  the  purpose 
of  opening  to  the  public  an  easy  and  safe  mode  of  Investment,  with  a 
high  rate  of  interest. 

Accounts  may  be  opened  with  sums  of  any  amount,  and  increased  from 
time  to  time,  at  the  convenience  of  Depositors.  A  stock  Voucher,  signed  by  two 
Directors,  is  given  for  each  sum  deposited. 

In  order  that  the  permanent  and  profitable  investments  in  which  the  funds 
are  employed  may  not  be  unnecessarily  disturbed,  power  is  reserved  to  require 
six  months'  notice  of  withdrawal.  It  being,  however,  one  of  the  principal  ob- 
jects of  the  Institution  to  unite  a  popular  system  of  investment  with  the 
greatest  possible  accommodation  to  the  public,  the  Board  have  power  to  dis- 
pense with  notice,  and  to  allow  parties,  in  case  of  necessity,  to  withdraw  the 
whole  or  any  portion  of  their  Deposits  on  Special  Application. 

Jiafo  antr  |§agm;eni  d  fntost 

The  Interest,  which  has  never  been  less  than  Five  per  cent,  per  annum  on 
Ordinary  Deposits,  is  payable  in  January  and  July,  on  the  amount  standing  in 
the  name  of  the  Depositor  on  the  30th  of  June  and  31st  of  December,  and  for  the 
convenience  of  parties  residing  at  a  distance,  may  be  received  at  the  Branch 
Offices,  or  retuitted  through  Country  Bankers. 

Deposits  made  by  special  agreement  for  fixed  periods  can  be  withdrawn 
without  notice. 

Forms  for  opening  accounts  may  be  had  at  the  Branches  established  in  all 
large  Towns,  or  will  be  sent  on  appUcation. 

ABERDEEN  BRANCH,  202,  UNION  STREET. 
JOHN    B.    B  A  N  N  E  R  M  A.  N,   Local    Manager. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  345 

ST  A.TE 


INCORPORATED  BY  ACT  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


Capital,  £500,000  (with  power  to  increase  to  £2,000,000.) 

Cjmf  Offices  :— 

No.  32,  Ludgate  Hill,  London,  E  C. 

No.  3,  Pall  Mall  East,  London,  S.W. 


Chairman— THE    RIGHT    HON.    LORD    KEANE. 

Managing  Director- PETE R  MORRISON,  Esq. 

-Secretory— WILLIAM   CANWELL,    Esq. 


THE  BUSINESS  OF  THIS  COMPANY  EMBRACES  :— 

PIKE    INSURANCE    OF    EVERY 

DESCRIPTION, 

PLATE   GLASS  INSURANCE, 

AND 


Fire  Insurance  Department. 

THE  RATES  of  PREMIUM  are  strictly  Moderate,  being 
in  every  case  regulated  by  amount  of  risk. 

No  expense  will  attend  the  transfer  of  Policies  from  other  Offices,  and  no 
charge  for  Stamps  when  the  sum  insured  amounts  to  £200  or  upwards. 

Forms  for  effecting  Insurances  and  every  requisite  information  may  be  ob- 
tained on  application  at  the  Chief  Offices,  and  at  the  various  Branches  and  Agencies 
throughout  the  United  Kingdom. 

All  claims  are  immediately  investigated,  and  promptly  and  liberally  settled'. 

ABERDEEN  BRANCH,  202,  UNION  STREET. 

JOHN    B.    BAKNE1SUI,   Local  SSanager. 
2p2 


146  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


\ntk%  ^nmmikt  Buamim, 


Encorpozated  by  Act  of  Parliament. 
SUBSCRIBED  CAPITAI,-£350,000- 


HEAD  OFFICE, 
No.  127,  PRINCES  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 

OFFICES  IN  LONDON, 
WATERLOO  PLACE,  and  6,  KING  WILLIAM  STREET,  CITY. 

OFFICES  IN  GLASGOW, 
110,  FIFE  PLACE,  and  16,  ST.  VINCENT  STREET. 


DIRECTORS. 

John  Learmonth,  Esq.  of  Dean,  Chairman. 
Charles  Cowan,  Esq. 
James  Souter,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Ralph  Richardson,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
Robert  Laurie,  Esq.,  Master  of  the  Merchant  Co.,  Leith 
Charles  Pearson,  Esq.,  Accountant. 
George  Auldjo  Esson,  Esq.,  Accountant. 
The  Right  Hon.  Win.  Johnston  of  Kirkhill,  Lord  Provost. 
John  Beatson  Bell  of  Glenfarg,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Robert  Mackay,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Auditors — Robt.  Christie,  Esq.,  Accountant,  &  Donald  S.  Peddie,  Esq.,  Accountant. 
Manager — Ralph  Erskine  Scott,  Esq.,  Accountant. 

LONDON    DIRECTORS- 
Sir  John  N.  R.  Campbell,  K.C.B.,  Harley  Street,  Cavendish  Square,  Chairman 
John  Howell,  Esq.,  Ardmore  Lodge,  St.  John's  Wood. 
Henry  Charles  Chilton,  Esq.,  Chancery  Lane. 
Richard  Hodgson,  Esq.,  Upper  Brooks  Street,  Grosvenor  Square. 
Frederick  Wm.  Caldwell,  Esq ,  Boundary  House,  St.  John's  WTood. 
Secretary — Robert  S.  Strickland,  Esq. 
Bankers — The  Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland,  and  the  Union  Bank  of  London. 


THE  Association  provides  Security  for  the  Fidelity  of  Per- 
sons holding  Situations  of  Trust  and  Responsibility  under  Her  Majesty's 
Government,  also  in  Banking,  Railway,  Insurance  Companies,  &c,  &c,  whose 
character  and  integrity  entitle  them  to  the  benefit  of  this  independent  means  of 
Guarantee. 

Managers  for  Public  Companies,  and  Employers  generally,  are  requested  to 
notice  that  this  is  the  only  Association  whose  Policies  are  accepted  by  Govern- 
ment, oi-  for  Officers  under  the  Poor-Law  Commission,  in  Savings'  Banks,  Friendly 
and  Government  Annuity  Societies,  &c. 

The  Bond  or  Policies  of  the  Association  are  duly  stamped,  and  contain  all  the 
obligations  required  by  law  to  constitute  them  effectual  securities  to  the  holders 
for  the  risks  undertaken ;  and  claims  are  settled  by  the  Boards  of  Directors  in 
Edinburgh  and  London  respectively. 

Forms  of  Proposal  and  all  information  may  be  obtained  at  the  Offices  of  the 
Association  in  Edinburgh  and  London,  or  at  any  of  the  Agencies. 

Parties  are  put  to  no  expense  for  the  Policies,  excepting  the  Stamp-duty. 

RATES  OF  PREMIUM— 

One-half  to  two  per  cent,  per  annum,  according  to  the  nature  of  the  emplovment 

R.  E.  SCOTT,  Manager. 

AGENTS: 

Aberdeen DAVIDSONS  &  COOPER,  Advocates. 

Peterhead ..Gray  &  Boyd,  Writers,  and  Agents  for  Aberdeen  Bank. 

Fraserburgh G.  Wallace,  Writer,  and  Agent  for  Aberdeen  Bank. 

Banff. '. Edward  Mortimer,  Solicitor. 

Keith Robt.  Green,  Writer,  and  Agent  for  Aberdeen  Bank. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  347 

ATLAS 

lire  tA  fife  iMttnmre  'mtt, 

92,  CHEAPSIDE  LONDON. 

ESTABLISHED    1808. 

AND   EMPOWERED  BY  ACT   OF  PARLIAMENT   OF   THE  54TH    GEO.   III..  C.  79. 

DIRECTORS- 


Chairman.— J.  OLIVER  HANSON,  Esq. 
Deputy-Chairman.— Wm.  Geo.  PRESCOTT,  Esq, 

John  George  Maclean,  Esq. 
Samuel  Eustace  Magan,  Esq. 
Capt.  Alex.  L.  Montgomery,  R.N. 
J  oseph  Pulley,  Esq. 
Arthur  Augustus  Rasch,  Esq. 


Sir  William  Batnes,  Bart. 
Arthur  Edward  Campbell,  Esq 
Thomas  Chapman,  Esq.,  F.R.S. 
Benjamin  Buck  Greene,  Esq. 
Joseph  Grote,  Esq. 


Auditors. — John  Oliver  Hanson,  Jun.  Esq.,  &  Philip  Ainslie  Walker,  Esq. 

Actuary. — Charles  Ansell,  Esq.,  F.R.S.        Secretary — Richard  Rat,  Esq. 

Solicitor. — Thomas  Browning,  Esq. 

Bankers. — Messrs.  Prescott,   Grote,  Cave  &   Cave. 


THIS  Office  having  been  established  upwards  of  Fifty 
Years,  more  than  sufficient  time  has  elapsed  to  test  the  soundness  of  the 
principles  on  which  it  has  been  conducted.  During  that  period  its  prosperity  and 
the  magnitude  of  its  operations  have  been  constantly  increasing.     In  the 

LIFE    DEPARTMENT 

The  Accumulated  Premiums  are  over  £1,600,000,  and  the  Annual  Income 
exceeds  £184,000. 

Bonuses  have  been  declared  on  Policies  to  an  amount  greater  than  the  sum 
originally  assured. 

Premiums  have  been  extinguished,  where  the  parties  assured  have  applied  the 
Bonus  in  reduction  of  the  Annual  Premium. 

At  the  valuation  up  to  Christmas,  1854,  there  existed  a  Surplus  of  £268,691 — 
the  whole  of  which  belonged  to  the  Policy  Holders.  A  valuation  is  now  being 
made  up  to  Christmas,  1859 

The  next  valuation  will  be  made  up  to  Christmas,  1864.  Policies  on  the 
Participating  Scale,  in  England  or  Ireland  r<  sp>ctively,  which  may  be  effected 
before  that  date,  will,  if  the  parties  be  then  alive,  participate  in  the  surplus  in 
proportion  to  the  time  they  may  have  been  in  force. 

The  sum  of  £3,130,975  has  been  paid  during  the  existence  of  the  Office  for 
claims  under  Life  Policies,  of  which  amount  a  very  considerable  part  was  for 
Bonuses. 

Persons  assuring  in  Great  Britain  have  the  option  of 

PATICIPATING  RATES  of  PREMIUMS,  or  of 
NON-PARTICIPATING  RATES. 

The  Dhectors  beg  to  announce  that  the  Rates  of  Premium  have  been  recently 
revised  and  re-adjusted  in  accordance  with  a  long  experience,  and  that  the  New 
Scale  will  be  found  very  advantageous  to  persons  desiring  to  commence  assuring 
early  in  life. 

The  Non-Participating  Scale  is  particularly  adapted  to  parties  wishing  to 
assure  a  fixed  sum  only,  at  a  fixed  rate  of  Premium,  and  on  low  terms. 

Premiums  may  be  paid  Annually,  Half-yearly,  or  by  a  limited  number  of  Annual 
Payments.    The  last-named  mode  of  Assurance  originated  with  this  Office  in  1816. 

FIRE  DEPARTMENT. 

This  Company  undertakes  the  Assurance  of  almost  every  species  of  Property 


348  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

in  the  United  Kingdom,  at  Rates  of  Premium  and  upon  principles  which  will  be 
found  quite  as  advantageous  to  the  interests  of  the  Assured  as  those  offered  by 
any  other  Office.  The  Directors  can  confidently  refer  to  the  well-known  character 
of  the  Company  for  liberality  and  promptitude  in  the  discharge  of  claims  made 
upon  it  during  the  many  years  it  has  been  established. 

Renewals  should  be  paid  within  fifteen  days  after  the  respective  Quarter-days 
when  they  become  due. 

Tables  of  Rates,  Forms  of  Proposal,  and  any  information  needful  to  effect 
Life  or  Fire  Assurances,  may  be  obtained  on  application  to  the  Office,  No.  92, 
Cheapslde,  London,  or  to  any  of  the  Company's  Agents. 


AGENTS:— 

Messrs.  DAVIDSONS  &  COOPER,  7  Union  Terrace,  Aberdeen. 


ENGLISH  AND  SCOTTISH 

LAW    LIFE   ASSURANCE 


Edinburgh — 120,  Princes  Street. 

London— 12,  Waterloo  Place  ;  6,  King  William  Street. 

Glasgow — 44  and  46,  George  Square  ;  20,  Buchanan  Street. 


THE  BUSINESS  carried  on  by  this  Association  embraces 
every  description  of  Risk  contingent  upon  Human  Life,  and  combines  all 
the  advantages  of  the  Mutual  and  Proprietary  Systems  of  Assurance. 

The  Policies  of  the  Association  are  seemed  by  a  protecting  Capital  of  One 
Million  Sterling,  subscribed  by  a  large  and  influential  body  of  Proprietors. 

The  Participation  Policies  receive  valuable  periodical  additions  from  the 
profits  of  the  extensive  business  carried  on,  both  in  Scotland  and  England,  and 
thus  present  a  most  advantageous  mode  of  Investment  for  Family  Provision, 
with  entire  exemption  from  responsibility.  At  last  Investigation,  a  BoNusof 
Two  per  Cent,  per  Annum  was  added  to  the  sums  assured.  Thus,  a  Policy 
opened  in  1840  for  £2000  was  increased,  at  Christmas,  1846,  to  £2280. 

Loans  granted,  on  approved  personal  security,  in  connection  with  Life  As- 
surance. 

Annuities  and  Endowments  on  favourable  terms. 

A  New  Pamphlet,  with  full  Tables  of  Rates,  and  Illustrations  of  the  differ- 
ent Schemes  of  Assurance  embraced  in  the  business  of  the  Association,  may  be 
obtained  at  the  Head  Office  in  Edinburgh,  or  from  the  Agents  throughout  Scotland. 
By  order  of  the  Edinburgh  Directors, 

HOPE,  OLIPHANT,  &  MACKAY,  Secretaries. 
WILLIAM  SMITH,  Manager. 


AGENTS  IN 
Aberdeen Messrs.  DAVIDSONS  and  COOPER,  Advocates. 

Arbroath William  Johnstone,  Banker. 

j,     ~  (Edward  Mortimer,  Solicitor. 

JMnjr \W.  R.  Gordon,  Procurator-Fiscal. 

Brechin James  P.  Speid,  Writer. 

Reith..» , Robert  Falconer,  Solicitor. 

Elgin Grigor  and  Young,  Writers. 

jt    tj  (Alexander  Stewart,  jun.,  Writer. 

^ (John  Christie,  Accountant. 

Inverness John  Mackat,  Procurator-Fiscal. 

Strathaven Charles  G.  Munro,  Writer. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  349 


Ko.  19,  Birchin  Lane,  Cornhill,  London. 

(Being  tlie  House  lately  occupied  by  the  Corporation  of  the  London  Assurance.) 

ESTABLISHED  IN  1840. 

Suretiship  undertaken  for  the  fidelity  of  persons  in  situations  of 
Trust,  ou  the  yearly  payment  of  a  small  sum  at  a  stipulated 
rate  per  centum; 

THE  SOCIETY'S  SECURITY  BEING  ADOPTED  BY 

THE  BANK  OF  ENGLAND, 

THE  HONOURABLE  EAST-INDIA  COMPANY, 

THE  CORPORATION  OP  THE  CITY  OF  LONDON, 

THE  HONOURABLE  SOUTH-SEA  COMPANY, 

AND  VARIOUS  CORPORATIONS  IN  THE  UNITED  KINGDOM. 


EMPOWERED  BY  SPECIAL  ACT  OF  PARLIAMENT- 

5    VICTORIA  — SESSION,     1842 


TRUSTEES- 

H.  H.  CANNAN,  Esq. 

Sir  C.  RUGGIE  PRICE,  Bart. 

GEORGE  SCOVELL,  Esq. 

BOAKD  OE  DIRECTORS. 

Chairman. — George  Scovell,  Esq. 
Deputy-Chairman. — Francis  Lysons  Price,  Esq. 
John  Benson,  Esq.  C.  Saunderson,  Esq. 

Herbert  H.  Cannan,  Esq.  Robert  Smith,  Esq. 

Jonathan  S.  Pidgeon,  Esq. 

Auditors. — John  Rannie  and  Robert  Tucker,  Esq. 

Bankers — Sir  Charles  Price,  Bart..  Marryat  and  Price. 

Standing  Counsel— John  Greenwood,  Q.C.  (Recorder  of  Portsmouth.) 

R.  Ryder  Dean,  Esq. 

Secretary — James  Muzio,  Esq. 

Solicitors — Messrs.  W.  &  S.  Cotton,  7,  Lotherbury,  London;  Merssrs.  Horne  <fc 

Rose,  Edinburgh;   Thomas  Crozier,  Esq.,  Dublin. 

Prospectuses,  and  all  necessary  information,  may  be  obtained  of  the 
Secretary,  19,  Birchin  Lane,  Cornhill,  London,  or  any  of  the 
Society's  Agents. 


THIS  SOCIETY  was  the  First  Public  Company  estab- 
lished  in  Great  Britain  to  obviate  the  inconvenience  and  defects  of  Suretiship 
by  ^private  Bondsmen,  and  its  security  is  accepted  by  the  Banks  of  Eng- 
land and  Ireland,  East  India  Company,  and  most  of  the  Public  Companies, 
Bankers,  Commercial,  and  Trading  Firms  in  the  United  Kingdom. 

Persons  of  the  highest  character  and  qualifications  frequently  decline  valuable 
appointments,  either  from  an  unwillingness  to  place  themselves  and  their  friends 
under  so  serious  an  obligation,  or  the  great  difficulty  of  obtaining  satisfactory- 
sureties  ;  but  the  institution  of  this  Society  removes  these  difficulties. 

The  Guarantee  Society  undertakes,  for  a  small  yearly  payment,  to  make  good 


350  ADVERTISEMENTS, 

to  the  employer  any  loss  by  the  fraud  or  dishonesty  of  the  person  employed- 
.according  to  the  amount  specified  in  the  bond,  and  therefore  obviates  the  necessity 
for  Private  Sureties,  as  well  as  the  evils  arising  therefrom,  which  often  prove  as 
prejudicial  to  the  real  interests  of  the  Employer  as  to  the  person  finding  the 
Guarantee  of  private  friends. 

Employers,  by  the  existence  of  this  Society,  are  assured  of  the  continued 
solvency  of  the  surety  of  the  person  employed,  and  the  security  thus  becomes  a 
permanent  one. 

Friends  and  relatives  are  relieved  of  the  fear  of  those  pecuniary  losses  to 
which  persons  are  exposed  who  becomes  responsible  for  the  acts  of  others 


Rates  from  10s  per  centum  per  annum  and  upwards,  according  to  the  nature  of  the 
employment,  or  the  amount  of  the  Security  required. 

No  charge  is  made  for  Stamp  Duty,  except  in  special  cases  ;  the  nsual  legal 
expenses  of  Surety  Bonds  will  therefore  be  avoided  by  persons  who  enter  on  their 
respective  duties  under  the  Guarantee  of  this  Society. 

A  reduction  is  made  in  the  Premium  on  the  Sixth  Annual  Payment. 


ABERDEEN:— 

Messrs.  STRONACH  &  DUGUID,  Advocates,  71,  King  Street,  Agents. 


THE    MANCHESTER 

ESTABLISHED   1834. 
CMef  Offices— 98,  King  Street,  Manchester;  96,  Cneapside,  London. 


CAPITAL— ONE  BULLION  STESHLXHG. 


Chairman  of  the  Company — Edmund  Buckley,  Esq. 
Deputy  Chairman — James  Heald,  Esq. 
Chairman  in  London — Sir  James  Duke,  Bart.,  M.P.,  Aid. 
.    Deputy  Chairman— -Thomas  Q.  Finnis,  Esq.,  Aid. 


THE  Eates  charged  are  founded  on  thirty  years1  experience 
—this  company  acting  independently  of  the  Combination  Tariffs. 
The  usual  Discounts  on  Cotton,  Flax,  and  Woollen  Mills  are  allowed. 
Insurances  must  be  paid  within  Fifteen  Days  after  the  Quarter-day  on  which 
they  fall  due,  or  the  Policy  will  become  void. 

JAMES  B.  NORTHCOTE,  Secretary. 


AGENTS   AT  ABERDEEN  :- 
Mr.  DAVID  MITCHELL,  Advocate,  12,  Adelphi  Court ;  and 
Mr.  ALEXANDER  DIACK,  4,  Belmont  Street. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


51 


NATIONAL  SECURITY 
EXCHANGE   STREET. 


TRUSTEES  AND  MANAGERS- 


The  Lord  Provost 

The  Eldest  Baillie 

The  Dean  of  Guild 

The  Convener  of  the  Trades 

The  Minister  of  the  West  Parish 

The  President  of  the  Society  of  Advo- 
cates 

The  Treasurer  of  the  Society  of  Advo- 
cates 

The  President  of  the  Shipmasters' 
Society 


The  Memher  of  Parliament  for  the 
City 

The  Member  of  Parliament  for  the 
County 

The  Sheriff 

The  Sheriff-Substitute  of  Aberdeen 

The  Convener  of  the  County 

The  President  of  the  Mechanics'  In^ 
stitution 

The  Secretary  of  the  Mechanics'  In- 
stitution 


The  above  are  Managers  ex  officiis. 


Sir  Thomas  Blaikie,  Knight 

David  Blaikie,  Balgownie  Lodge 
*Newell  Burnett,  Advocate 

Robert  Catto,  jun.,  Merchant 

James  Chalmers,  Printer 

Ales.  Chivas,  Banker 

Francis  James  Cochran  of  Balfour 

Andrew  Crane,  late  Shipmaster 
*James  Edmond,  Advocate 
*Nathaniel  Farquhar,  Advocate 
*James  Garden,  Advocate 

Win.  Henderson,  M.D. 
*George  Henry,  Merchant 
'James  Horn,  Merchant 
*Alex,  Jopp,  Advocate 

John  Leslie,  Manufacturer 


George  Lyall,  Merchant 

Win,  Lumsden,  Merchant 
*James  B.  M'Combie  of  Jellybrands 

John  D.  Milne 
*  James  Murray,  Advocate 

Charles  Playfair,  Gunmaker 

James  Rettie,  Jeweller 

Wm,  Rose,  Shipowner 
'Robert  Shand,  Advocate 

Simpson  Shepherd,  Merchant 

Neil  Smith,  jun.,  Merchant 

Alex.  Stronach  of  Drumallan 
*Arthur  Thomson,  Banker 

George  Thomson,  Merchant 

John  Watt,  Advocate 
•John  Whyte,  Merchant 


Those  marked  thus  (*)  are  Tr\ 
Treasurer — David  Wyllie,  Cashier  of  the  Union  Bank. 
Actuary  and  Cashier — Alexander  Ross,  Advocate. 
Accountant — Thomas  Riddel  I. 


THE  BANK  is  open  every  THURSDAY,  FRIDAY,  and 
SATURDAY,  from  Nine  to  Ten  o'clock  Morning,  and  from  Six  to  Eight 
o'clock  Evening,  both  for  the  receipt  and  repayment  of  Deposits. 

It  receives  in  Deposit  any  sum,  from  one  Shilling  upwards,  to  the  extent  of 
£30,  within  each  year,  ending  at  20th  November,  and  £150  in  whole.  A  Pass 
Book  is  given  to  each  Depositor  gratis,  containing  an  abstract  of  the  Rules,  and 
the  Depositor's  Account  with  the  Bank.  Full  copies  of  the  Rules  may  be  had 
for  Sixpence  each. 

Interest  at  the  rate  of  THREE  PER  CENT,  is  allowed  on  every  sum  of 
Five  Shillings  or  upwards  deposited,  for  the  full  number  of  days  the  Depositor 
remains  in  the  Bank,  and  is  added  to  the  principal  at  20th  November,  yearly, 
whether  the  Depositor  attend  to  the  time  or  not.  The  Interest  is  free  from  In- 
come Tax,  or  any  other  deduction  whatever. 

The  sums  deposited,  or  any  part  of  them,  will  be  repaid  whenever  they  are 
■wanted  ;  previous  notice  being  given,  in  terms  of  the  rules,  for  sums  above  £10T 


352 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


but  with  which  notice  the  Trustees  and  Managers  dispense  in  cases  of  urgency, 
and  on  a  sufficient  reason,  in  the  opinion  of  them  or  the  officers  being  given. 

In  terms  of  the  Acts  of  Parliament,  a  Duplicate  of  the  Annual  Balance 
Sheet  of  the  whole  affairs  of  the  Bank,  made  up  to  the  20th  November  yearly,  is 
hung  up  in  the  office  for  the  inspection  and  information  of  all  concerned ;  and 
any  Depositor  is  entitled  to  a  printed  copy  of  it,  price  one  penny. 

There  is  also  printed,  at  the  end  of  every  four  weeks,  an  abstract  of  the 
whole  transactions  of  the  Bank  during  the  previous  month,  with  a  statement 
annexed  of  the  whole  sums  due  to  Depositors  at  its  date,  the  amount  in  the 
hands  of  Government,  and  the  balance  in  the  hands  of  the  Treasurer  and  Cashier 
respectively.  Depositors  may  have  a  copy  of  any  of  these  abstracts  on  pay- 
ment of  a  penny. 

By  order  of  the  Trustees  and  Managers. 


Aberdeen,  1st  Mat/,  1860 


AL.  BOSS,  Actuary  and  Cashier. 


NOTICE   OF   KEl^rO"V^A.Ij. 


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CLOCK  MAKER,  78,  GEOBGE  STEEET. 

BEGS  to  intimate  that  he  has 
REMOVED  to  the  Premises  No.  78, 
GEORGE  STREET,  (opposite  side),  a  few 
doors  below  Mrs  Taggart's  Stabling,  where 
he  will  keep  on  hand  every  description  of 
Superior  BRASS  CLOCKS,  MUSICAL 
BOXES,  and  LOOKING  GLASSES,  which 
he  will  sell  on  the  most  moderate  terms  for 
Cash. 

Every  description  of  CLOCKS 
Cleaned  and  Repaired  in  the  best 
manner,  and  on  the  shortest  notice. 

78,  GEORGE  STREET,  ABERDEEN. 


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Glass  Blower  and  Cutter,  China  and  Glass 
Eepairer  by  neatly  Clasping,  &c, 


6,  A©iR©EEP«B 


STOPPERS   drawn  from   Decanters  or  Smelling   Bottles 
when  set  past  or  broken  in ;  new  Feet  blown  to  Wine  Glasses. 


CHARGES  MODERATE. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


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353 


THE  LILLIPUTIAN  SWISS  ALARM  CLOCK,  with  China 
Face,  warranted  time-keeper  for  two  years,  only  5s.  each,  or  with  Gilt 
Dial,  4s.  6d.  Sent  to  any  part  on  receipt  of  a  Money  Order  or  Postage  Stamps, 
enclosed  in  a  box,  carefully  packed,  with  printed  directions. 


Beware  of  Spurious  Imitations,  sold  as  Swiss  Alarm  Clocks— all 
Clocks  warranted  with  Brass  Works. 


CLOCKS    -WHOLESALE. 

ALEXANDER  LEASK  &  Co., 
38,  MARISCHAL  STREET,  ABERDEEN*' 


OLD  SILVER  LACE  BOUGHT.    FOREIGN  COINS  EXCHANGED. 


The  utmost  value  given  for  Old  Silver  and  Gold. 


THE     ORIGINAL 

GRANITE  JEWELLERY  MANUFACTORY. 


JOHN   DUNCAN, 

GOLDSMITH, 
4,   ST.  NICHOLAS  STREET,  ABERDEEN. 

BKACELETS,   BROOCHES,  PINS,  RINGS,  SMELLING 
BOTTLES,   STUDS,  SLEEVE   BUTTONS,    VINEGARETTES,    &c, 
all  Manufactured  on  his  own  Premises,  and  under  his  own  Superintendence. 

2g 


354 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


SURGICAL  INSTRUMENT  AND  CUTLERY 
MANUFACTORY, 

JAMES  HODGE  &  Co. 

Beg  to  call  the  attention  of 
their  Friends  and  the  Public  to 

their  Stock  of  A 

Enemas,  Stomach  Pumps,  Trusses, 

Elastic  Stockings  for    Vericose 
Veins, 

Knee  Caps  and  Anklets  for 
Weak  Joints, 

LUMBAGO  AND  ABD0IIAL  BELTS, 

All  of  which  will  be  found 
equal  to  those  of  any  house 
in  Edinburgh  or  London. 
J.  H.  &  Co  can  also  recom- 
mend their  well  assorted  Stock 
of  CUTLERY,  comprising 

RAZORS  PEN  &  SPORTSMEN'S  KNIVES 

SCISSORS,  TABLE  KNIVES  &  FORKS,  &c. 
EVERY  ARTICLE  WARRANTED. 

SURGICAL  INSTRUMENTS  AND  CUTLERY 
GROUND  &  REPAIRED  DAILY. 


LAMP  AND  FURNISHING  DEPARTMENT. 

M.  RETTIE  &  SOHS 

SOLICIT  ATTENTION  to  their  Large  and  Elegant  Col- 
lection of  CUT  GLASS  GASALIERS,  MODERATOR  AND  CANDLE 
LAMPS,  LANTERNS,  &c. 

ALSO, 

FINE  CUTLERY,  TRAYS,  TEA-URNS,  &  DISH-COVERS. 
SHOWER  BATHS,   SITZ  BATHS,  SPONGE  AND  FOOT  BATHS,  <fec.  &c„ 

CHILDREN'S  BATHS  of  every  size  and  description. 
PORTABLE  METALLIC  CHAIRS  and  BEDSTEADS,  which  for  Neatness. 
Strength,  and  Price,  are  particularly  suitable  for  Summer  Lodgings  and 
Shooting  Quarters. 


(ST  AGENTS  for  MILNER'S  FIRE  RESISTING  SAFES,  for  the  pre- 
servation of  Valuable  Papers,  &c. 

***  SPERM  and  FINEST  CARCEL  OIL,  GLOBES,  GLASSES,  and 
COTTONS,  for  Lamps. 


28,  DIAMOND  STREET, 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


355 


RAZORS,    SPECTACLES,    Xfe. 


J=l-    O  O  L  L  I  B 

HAS    just   received    a    new    Supply    of   his    Celebrated 
ABERDONIAN  RAZORS,  Is.,  2s.,  and  2s.  6d.    None  are  genuine  unless 
marked  "  Collie's  Aberdonian  Razors.1' 

COLLIE'S  BLUE  STEEL  SPECKS,  Is.  6d,  2s.,  3s.  6d. 
DIPT  FRAMES,  2s.  *o  5s. 
PEBBLE  EYES,  7s.  6d.  to  10s. 

All  made  by  one  of  the  best  Opticians,  and  are  very  superior  quality  at  the 
prices. 

E.  C.  has  a  large  Stock  of  Table  Cutlery,  Nickle  Silver,  Tea  and  Table 
Spoons,  B.  M.  Tea  and  Coffee  Pots,  Spoons,  &c 

Ladies'  Scissors,  Pocket  Cutlery,  Hair  Brushes,  Combs,  and  everything  in 
the  Hardware  and  Fancy  line  at  the  lowest  price. 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Hardware  and  Fancy  Warehouse, 
37,  GREEN,  ABERDEEN. 


GI3STGER    BEER, 


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Manufactured  by  WALLACE  BBOTHEES, 

55,  George  Street,  Aberdeen. 


ALWAYS  on  hand,  In  the  highest  state  of  perfection, 
BASS  &  CO.,  ALLSOP'S  and  EDINBURGH  ALES,  in  Pints  or  Quarts : 
LONDON  PORTER,  in  Pints  or  Quarts;  PRESTONPANS  BEER,  in  Quarts 
only. 


356  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ABEBDEEN. 


THE  ABEEDEEN  MUSIC  HALL  COMPANY  (LIMITED), 
Proprietors  of  these  Buildings,  are  prepared  to  accommodate  Persons  re- 
quiring Eooms  for  Concerts,  Lectures,  Meetings,  &c. 

THE  BUILDINGS  COMPRISE  :- 

1. — The  Large  New  Music  Hall,  opened  in  September  last. 
2. — A  handsome  Ball  Room,  suitable  for  Concerts  and  other  similar  pur- 
poses.    This  Room  is  70  feet  long  by  35  feet  -wide,  and  35  feet  high, 
and  fitted  up  with  handsome  Gasaliers. 
3. — The  Square  Room,  34  X  34,  suitable  for  Smaller  Concerts,  Picture 

Exhibitions,  <fcc,  &c. 
4. — A  fine  Octagon  Room,  of  the  same  size  as  last. 
5. — Two  smaller  Rooms,  fronting  Union  Street,  each  28  X  20. 
6. — A  large  Upper  Room,  formerly  used  as  a  Billiard  Room. 
The  Rooms  were  recently  cleaned  and  re-decorated,  and  will  be  shown  to 
applicants  by  Wm.  Donald,  the  attendant  at  the  Rooms. 

Terms  of  Letting  will  be  learnt  on  application  to  the  Secretaries,  at  the 
Company's  Offices,  National  Bank  Court,  42,  Castle  Street. 


SIMI1M  BYE-WfiRXS, 

42,  UPPEEKIEKGATE. 


DTEE, 

EESPECTFULLY  returns  Thanks  to  the  Nobility,  Gentry, 
and  Public  in  General  of  Aberdeen  and  Country,  and  the'  surrounding 
Counties,  for  the  liberal  patronage  conferred  upon  him  during  the  Twenty-four 
Years  he  has  been  in  business  in  Aberdeen. 

R.  F  trusts,  from  his  long  practical  experience  and  friendly  correspondence 
with  some  of  the  first  Masters  of  the  Art  in  the  South  and  West  of  Scotland,  to 
be  able  to  give  his  Employers  every  satisfaction. 

The  Dye-House  Arrangements  at  present,  are  as  follows: — 

Merinoes,  Coburgs,  &c,  dyed  and  dressed,  commencing  on  Tuesday  every  week. 
Silks,  Velvets,  Poplins,  &c,  dyed  and  dressed  on  the  most  approved  principles, 

commencing  on  Wednesday  and  Friday,  every  week. 
Silks  watered  on  Thursday  and  Saturday. 
Carpets,  Crumb  Cloths,  and  Hearth  Rugs  cleaned. 
All  sorts  of  Linen  Drapery  hot  calendered. 
Moreen  and  Damask  Furniture  cleaned,  re-dyed  and  dressed. 
Printed  Furniture  cleaned,  starched,  and  glazed. 
Straw  bonnets  dyed  black,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 
Kid  Gloves  dyed  black 


(&znthmzn'$  ^wpard  ^ntmaicir  in  a  ^ugnicrr  §>i]3U 
Orders  from  the  Country  attended  to  with  Punctuality  and  Dispatch. 

6£3^"  Not  accountable  for  any  article  left  over  Twelve  Months. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  357 

HANDBILLS,  ^15^11  FUNERAL 

CIRCULARS,  M^mft^  AND 


INVOICE  TOPS,       Wl  T  iVvUfej        INTIMATION 
CATALOGUES,  ft  1^  CARDS 

&c.  &c  ^filST8*6*"  On  the  Shortest  Notice. 

JAMES  CRAIGHEAD  &  Co., 

PLAIN  AND  ORNAMENTAL  PRINTERS, 

17,  GUESTROW,  ABERDEEN. 


ABERDEEN  AND  HULL  TRABE. 


THE    ABERDEEN,    GRIMSBY,    and    HULL    STEAM 
PACKET  COMPANY'S  New  Iron  Screw  Steamer,  "  ABERDEENSHIRE." 

WM-  TALBOT  COMMANDER, 

SAILS  from  ABERDEEN  for  HULL  every  TEN  DAYS. 

Fares-CABIN,  15s.;  STEERAGE,  10s. 

«?"  FREIGHT  OF  LIVE  STOCK  AND  GOODS  VERY  MODERATE. 

N.B. — The  Route  to  and  from  Aberdeen,  via.  Hull,  is  the  cheapest  for  Pas- 
sengers and  Goods  going-  to  or  coming  from  the  manufacturing  Districts  of  Eng- 
land and  the  Continent.  There  are  frequent  Trains  leaving  and  arriving  in  Hull 
daily  ;  and  fine  Steamers  sail  several  times  a  week  between  it  and  Hamburgh, 
Rotterdam,  Amsterdam,  Antwerp,  Copenhagen,  Dunkirk,  St.  Petersbiirgh, 
Gothenburgh,  Yarmouth,  London,  &c.— -  Fares  and  Carriage  of  Goods  by  which 
are  very  moderate. 

jgggp  Written  Notice  of  any  damage,  short  or  wrong  delivery  of  Goods,  must 
be  given  to  the  Company  within  Twenty-four  hours  after  the  delivery  of  the 
Goods. 

All  Goods  addressed  to  the  care  of  the  Company's  Agent  in  Hull,  are  for- 
warded free  of  Agency  expenses . 

For  further  particulars,  apply  to 

WILLIAM  DYSON,  Jun.,  Agent, 
23,  Humber  Dock  Wall,  Hull. 

JAMES  NISBET,  Manager 

47,  Marischal  Street,  Aberdeen. 

2g2 


358 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ABERDEEN  &  NEWCASTLE 


ig 


THE  ABERDEEN   and  NEWCASTLE    STEAM  NAVI- 
GATION COMPANY'S  First-Class  (A  1)  Steamer  "VICTORIA," 

JAMES  URQUHART,  COMMANDER. 

Leaves  ABERDEEN  for  NEWCASTLE        Every  WEDNE  SDAY 

And  NEWCASTLE  for  ABERDEEN  Every  SATURDAY. 

Fakes— CABIN,  15s.,  Steward's  Fee  included;  STEERAGE,  10s. 

ABERDEEN  AND  PETERHEAD. 

The  "VICTORIA"  will  be  dispatched,  until  further  notice,  every  TUESDAY 
Morning  (weather  permitting),  at  Si-ven  o'clock,  or  as  near  to  that  hour  as  the 
state  of  the  tide  will  permit,  for  PETERHEAD,  and  return  on  the  Evening  of  the 
same  day. 
Fares— To  and  from  PETERHEAD      ...       CABIN,  6s  ;  STEERAGE,  4s. 

To  PETERHEAD  „         3s.  6d. ;    „  2s.  6d. 

The  accommodation  for  Passengers  and  Goods  is  superior,  while  the  stowage 
room  for  Live  Stock  is  of  the  most  ample  description. 

Goods  and  Live  Stock  carried  on  Deck  at  the  Shipper's  Risk. 

All  Goods  intended  for  shipment  must  be  alongside  the  Vessel  one  hour 
previous  to  the  advertised  time  of  sailing ;  otherwise  their  shipment  will  not  be 
guaranteed. 

For  Rates  of  Freight,  apply  to 

NISBET  &  ROBERTSON,  Managers, 

47,  Marischal   Street,  Aberdeen;  or  to  the 
Agent  at  Newcastle, 
ROBERT  STOREY,  Fenwick's  Entry,  Quay-side ;  or 
GEORGE  PAUL,  Agent,  Peterhead. 


SIjup,    €%tth>  mxir  Jpb.e   Salesman, 

198,  GEOKGE   STREET, 

ABERDEEN, 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


359 


R.    COLLIE 

Has  prepared  for  the  Trade  a  TRADE  LIST  of  FRAMES 
and  PHOTOGRAPHIC  GOOES, 

AT  GREATLY  REDUCED  PRICES— SENT  BY  POST  ON  APPLICATION. 


The  largest  Stock  of  FRAMES,  CASES,  PASSE  PARTOUTS, 
MATTS,  PRESERVERS,  GLASS,  and  every  requisite  in  the  Pho- 
tographic Line  in  the  North  of  Scotland, 

At  22,  CORRECTION  WYND,  Aberdeen. 

ALSO  A  LARGE  STOCK  OF  GERMAN  MOULDINGS,  ALL  SIZES. 


ALEXANDER  HARPEE, 


&m,  liui,  Spirit  anfo  ^tabi&ian  glm{miri, 

5  7,   VIRGINIA    STREET, 

ABERDEEN. 


360 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


MISS    MATHISON, 
A1T1STE  II  WAX  FLOWERS. 

^knzoxiB  gxfaii  in;  Up  %xt 


41,  ST.  NICHOLAS  STREET,  ABERDEEN. 


upx 


jfktoms 


OF  SUPERIOR  STYLE  AND  QUALITY. 
PARISIAN  TINTED  PAPERS  IN  COMPLETE  VARIETY, 

PREPARED   PETALS,   CALICES,   BUDS, 
FOLIAGE,   FERNS,   &ri, 
To  be  had  in  Selections  or  Wholesale  Parcels-" 

&feo  an  thm&mtvA  oi  MtquUittt*  for  %ttii)tx  WLntk 
anfo  Winy  tfvuit 


a^Eg  &  §m&mmm 


41,    ST.    NICHOLAS    STREET, 
ABERDEEN. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  361 

TAYLOB  &  HENDERSON, 

LITHOGRAPHERS,  DRAUGHTSMEN,  ENGRAVERS, 
ORNAMENTAL,  MERCANTILE, 

AND   GENERAL   PRINTERS, 

83,   UNION    STREET. 


NOTE  PAPER  AND  ENVELOPES  STAMPED,  ON  THE  PREMISES,  IN 

THE  VARIOUS  STYLES— PLAIN,  COLOURED  CAMEO,  AND  RELIEF. 
INITIALS,   MONOGRAMS,  ARMS,  CRESTS,    CREST  AND  MOTTO,  AND 

MERCANTILE  DIES,  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION,   ENGRAVED  TO 

ORDER,  IN  THE  BEST  STYLE. 


DESIGNS    FURNISHED. 

IPactetjj's  ^mmimk  WBuxmam, 


J     MACBETH  has  always  on  hand  a  CHOICE  SELEC- 
•      TION  of   PIANOFORTES,   by  Messrs.  Broadwood  &  Sons,  Messrs. 
Collard  &  Collard,  and  other  London  makers. 

Pianofortes  of  his  own  manufacture,  from  20  to  40  Guineas,  warranted  good 
material  and  workmanship.  A  written  guarantee  given  with  every  Instrument, 
if  required. 

Paris  made  HARMONIUMS,  by  Alexandre,  De  Bain,  and  Millard,  from  6 
Guineas  upwards. 
VIOLINS,  FLUTES,  CONCERTINAS,  STRINGS,  AND  EVERYTHING 
IN  THE  MUSIC  TRADE. 


2S-  NEW  MUSEC  WEEKLY. 


Musical  Bouquet  and  other  cheap  Music  kept  in  Stock. 
PIANOFORTES  TUNED  AND  REPAIRED  IN  TOWN  &  COUNTRY. 

***  Old  Pianofortes  taken  in  exchange— full  value  for  Exchange. 


Aberdeen,  \Uh  June,  1860. 


362  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

218       UNION  STREET.       218 


itOTAL  MUSIC  SALOON. 


BY  SPECIAL  &«^®|V?!  APPOINTMENT. 

MUSIC  SELLER  AND  PIANO-FORTE  MAKER 

TO    THE    UUEE1T. 


oO"^BS* 


A  WELL-SELECTED  Stock  of  PIANO-FORTES  from 
the  most  eminent  London  Makers ;  also  those  of  his  own  manufacture,  as 
approved  of  and  purchased  by  Her  Majesty. 

HARPS,  GUITARS,  VIOLINS,   FLUTES,   and  BRASS  INSTRUMENTS,  in 
great  variety,  and  every  article  in  the  Music  Trade. 


**  New  Music  Every  Week. 


PIANO-FORTE  AND  MUSIC  SALOON, 

152         UNION  STREET,         152 

RESPECTFULLY  invites  attention  to  his  COTTAGE  and 
SEMI-COTTAGE  PIANOFORTES,  now  manufactured  with  Patent 
Metalic  Bracing.  C.  B.,  in  doing  so,  warrants  the  above  as  instruments  hitherto 
unsurpassed  for  Quality  of  Tone,  Elasticity  of  Touch,  Durability,  or  Economy. 
Every  Pianoforte  can  be  exchanged  at  Three,  Six,  Nine,  or  Twelve  Months  from 
the  Date  of  Purchase,  as  per  Agreement. 

GRAND,  SEMI-GRAND,  GRAND  SQUARE,  and  COTTAGE  PIANO- 
FORTES, with  SINGLE  and  CHECK  ACTION,  PATENT  TENSION  BARS 
and  BRASS  BRIDGES,  by  best  London  Makers  only. 


fEtarmonnmtf,  fig  ^lepurtrve  ot  pan*, 

From  £6  to  £55. 
TUNING  AND  REPAIRING-NEW  MUSIC  WEEKLY- 

152,  Union  Street. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  363 

^mrta-goxh  pates  antr  gtasix  S*Ite, 

(From  J.  BR0ABW00D  &  SONS,  London.) 

US®      HJHUflDH  OTIEIIOT,      Ud) 

ABERDEEN, 

-asSj^g^ESS5- 

A  CHOICE  SELECTION  of  FIRST-CLASS  LONDON- 
MADE  PIANO-FORTES  ALWAYS  ON  HAND,  for  SALE  or  HIRE, 


OLD  INSTRUMENTS  TAKEN  IN  EXCHANGE- 


NEW    MUSIC    WEEKLY. 


CLOTHIER,  GENERAL  OUTFITTER,  AND 


18     UNION  STREET,     18 


(Corner  of  Broad  Street,) 
ABERDEEN. 


HIGHLAND    COSTUME. 

ALEXANDER  RUSSELL  can  produce 
a  FIRST-CLASS  HIGHLAND  DRESS  on  the 
Shortest  Notice,  and  at  the  Lowest  Possible  Price,  in- 
cluding Sporrans,  Belts,  &c. 

Ackerman's   Book  of  the   Clans,   with   Coloured 
Plates,  may  be  consulted  at  the  Shop  at  any  time, 

"  OBSERVE  THE  ADDRESS,", 

18,    UNION    STREET, 

Corner  of  Broad  Street. 


364  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


— S=^^y^^=— 


A  LARGE  Assortment  of  STEREOSCOPES  and  VIEWS, 
Transparent  Groups,  and  Scenes  beautifully  coloured  and  plain. 


GIFFOED  &  SON, 

Carvers  and  Gilders,  Printsellers,  Looking-Glass  and  Picture  Frame  Makers,  Artists' 
Colonrmen,  &c.  &c. 

US^o  MIDI  OTSEEICT 9  AJBEMDIEIBNo 


JSraSofnfltf  Eent  to  Cojjg. 


»  &  3ft  MKSfSHt 

BY  SPECIAL  '|r  APPOINTMENT. 

TO  HER  MAJESTY  THE  QUEEN, 

(Established  Forty  Years,) 

BEG  to  announce  to  the  Nobility  and  Gentry  of  the  Town 
and  County  of  Aberdeen,  and  the  Public  in  general,  that  they  execute 
PAINTER  and  GLAZIER  WORK  in  the  most  approved  styles.  Using  nothing 
but  the  very  best  materials,  and  employing  none  but  qualified  and  experienced 
Workmen— the  stability  and  finish  of  their  Work  is  guaranteed. 

A  &  J.  A.  have  now  on  hand  a  new  and  varied  Assortment  of  PAPER- 
HANGESfGS  and  DECORATIONS,  selected  from  the  Stock  of  the  best  English 
and  French  Makers.  Those  who  are  in  want  of  Paperhangings,  by  favouring 
this  Establishment  with  then  commands,  will  save  themselves  the  detention 
consequent  upon  ordering  from  Houses  who  merely  keep  Patterns  of  high  priced 
Papers. 

They  have  added  aSHOW-ROOMto  their  Premises,  and  Parties 
are  invited  to  make  an  Inspection. 

33,  Queen  Steeet,  Aberdeen, 
18th  June,  1860. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 

Printing : 

<Sc5§ 

Funeral  and 

Plain  and  Ornamental, 

ml        ^l5 

Intimation  Cards, 

Executed  with 

ailf!       ^p^ 

on  the 

Neatness  and  Dispatch. 

^Wf^^7 

Shortest  Notice, 

wy  J 

365 


ft 


PRINTERS, 
"FREE    PEESS    OPPIC  E," 

EESPECTFULLY  intimate  that  they  have  of  late  added 
largely  to  their  Stock  of  Type— both  :  in  the  BOOK  and  JOBBING 
Departments  of  their  Business — and  that  they  are  in  a  position  to  execute  all 
sort  of  Printing  neatly,  expeditiously,  and  on  the  most  reasonable  terms.- 

Concert  Court,  Broad  Street,  Aberdeen. 


THE    FINEST    PREMISES, 

IN   THE   FINEST    SITUATION, 

IN  THE  FINEST  STREET, 

IN     THE      FINEST      CITY, 

IN  THE  NORTH  OF  SCOTLAND, 

IS  THE 

ABERDEEN  M0UR1I1G 

WAREROOMS, 
40,  UNION  STREET. 

2h 


366  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

KEATING    X    COMPANY'S 


TWENTY  YEARS  AGO  it  would  have  been  most  difficult 
to  obtain  a  WELL-FITTING  READY-MADE  COAT  in  Aberdeen. 
Now  our  Customers  continue  to  appreciate  increasingly  every  year  the  value  of 
this  Branch. 

We  make  up  large  quantities  of  the  very  best  GOODS,  in  the  best  style,  for 
this  Department :— FROCK  and  DRESS  COATS,  SHOOTING  and  WALKING 
COATS,  SAC  and  OFFICE  COATS,  of  all  Qualities,  up  to  Extra-Superfine. 

A  Large  Selection  of  the  Best  and  Newest  Styles  of  VESTINGS  and 
TROUSERINGS,  while  in  OVERCOATS  the  Stock  comprises  a  variety  from  the 
rough  and  stout  qualities  to  the  most  expensive  and  recherche  Goods  which  the 
Market  produces. 


SIGN  OF  THE  OldOBB, 

No.  26,  UNION  STREET,  ABERDEEN. 


WILLIAM  CAMPBELL  &  CO., 

RESPECTFULLY  solicit  attention  to  their  present  Stock 
now  complete  of  SUMMER  FABRICS,  suitable  for  Gentlemen's  wear- 
embracing  all  the  Varieties  in  Style  and  Quality  adapted  for  a  first-class  Trade, 
They  have  much  confidence  in  recommending  the  Making-up  Department, 
which  is  superintended  by  a  Cutter  of  great  experience.  Parties  may  therefore 
depend  on  first-rate  workmanship,  and  prompt  attention  given  to  their  orders. 

Finest  West  of  England  CLOTHS. 

VENETIANS  and  Thin  Mixed  MELTONS. 

6-4  TWEEDS  and  Fancy  MIXTURES. 

BUCKSKINS  and  CASSMERES. 

DOESKINS,  DEERSKINS,  and  German  TWEEDS. 

French  DOESKINS,  Elastic  Scotch  and  Saxony  TWEEDS. 

CHEVIOTS  and  ANGOLAS. 

Silk,  Satin,  Velvet,  and  Plush  VESTINGS. 

A  Great  Variety  in  Quilted  and  Fancy  do. 


Clothiers,  Tailors,  SMrtmakers,  and  Agents  for  the  Sincolor  Waterproof, 

(Corner  of  Market  Street,) 

ABERDEEN. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  367 


ittliiiii^  illifti. 


BEGS  respectfully  to  intimate  that  he  continues  to  make 
GENTLEMEN'S  and  YOUTHS'  SHIRTS,  at  Ms  Shop, 

150,  UNION  STREET,' 

{first  Shop  beyond  the  Bridge,  North  side),  of  every  kind  and  price.    The  Shirts 
are  made  of  the  best  Materials  and  Workmanship,  and  a  Good  Fit  guaranteed. 
Abekbeen,  June,  1860. 


ECONOMY 

Combined  with 

TASTE, 
FIRST-CLASS  MATERIAL, 

and  the  best 
WORKMANSHIP. 

By  conducting  our  business  on  these  principles,  we  solicit 
the  patronage  of  a  discerning  Public. 


CLOTHIERS    AND    TAILORS, 

UIA1EI&IBV   SEES  BE. 

REAL    VALUE 

IN 

BOOTS  AND   SHOES, 

AT 

BLAIR'S  WAREHOUSE, 

17        BROAD    STREET.        17 


368  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


THE  "ROYAL"  STABLES, 


Messrs.  ROBERTS©!  &  COOK, 

IN  returning  thanks  to  the  Public  for  the  very  Liberal 
Patronage  they  have  received  since  commencing  Business  together  as 
POST-HORSE  MASTERS,  &c,  beg  to  acquaint  them  that  they  have  now  taken 
possession  of  those 

EXTENSIVE  PREMISES   IN   THE   SCHOQLHILL, 

(FORMERLY  OCCUPIED  BY  MESSRS.  MACHRAY  &  CROLL), 

where,  with  such  increased  accommodation,  they  will  be  better  enabled  to  meet 
the  demands  of  their  numerous  Customers. 

AN  INSPECTION  OF  THEIR  CARRIAGES  AND  STUD  OF  HORSES, 

WILL  SATISFY  ANY  ONE  OF  THE  GREAT  SUPERIORITY 

OF  THEIR  ESTABLISHMENT  OVER  ANY  OTHER  OF 

THE  KIND  IN  THE  NORTH  OF  SCOTLAND. 


At  the  Suggestion  of  a  great  many  Parties,  Messrs.  R.  and  C.  intend  to  hold 

Monthly  Public  Sales  of  Horses,  Carriages,  &c. 

Particulars  as  to  Commission,  &c,  may  he  learned  on  Application. 

A  Week's  Notice  required,  upon  all  occasions,  for  accommodation  for  Horses 
and  Articles  to  be  exposed  for  SALE. 


Omnibuses,  and  Open  Carriages  of  every  Description 
for  Fic-Nics. 


Jfmterals  0f  *torg  gumption  Sfaforfakm, 

{Contracting  to  Furnish  every  Requisite.) 


ROYAL  MAIL  AND 

S-BMBBAL  COACH  OFFICE^ 
59,  UNION  STREET. 

Aberdeen,  June,  I860. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  369 


HORSE  HIRER, 

BEGS  respectfully  to  tender  his  grateful  thanks  to  his 
friends  and  the  public  generally,  for  their  liberal  support  since  he  com- 
menced business  on  his  own  accouut,  and  to  intimate  that  their  orders  shall 
continue  to  receive  his  prompt  and  punctual  attention  on  all  lawful  days. 

First-Class  Cabs  on  the  shortest  notice. 


Stables,  No.  6,  ^Diamond  Street,  Aberdeen. 


BEGS  most  respectfully  to  thank  the  Public  for  the  Pat- 
ronage they  have  bestowed  on  him  since  purchasing  the  Business  carried 
on  by  Mr.  A .  A.  Smith,  in  Langstane  Place. 

J.  M.  continues  to  devote  his  time  to  the  treatment  of  the  Diseases  of  the 
various  Domesticated  Animals. 

J.  M.  would  particularly  solicit  an  early  call  from  parties  who  may  have  Dogs 
suffering  from  Disease.  Having  studied  Dogs  and  their  Diseases  for  upwards  of 
Eleven  years,  he  flatters  himself,  being  able  to  elicit  the  nature  of  the  many 
Diseases  to  which  that  animal  is  liable,  and  of  effecting  a  speedy  cure. 

Horse-shoeing  and  Veterinary  Department  promptly  attended  to. 
HOUSE,  3,  GORDON  STREET. 


JAMES  WHITE,  FLESHES, 

IN  intimating  his  REMOVAL  on  the  1st  of  June,  from  his 
present  Premises  on  the  Basement  Floor  of  the  Aberdeen  Market,  to 
the  larger  and  much  more  convenient  Shops, 

Nos.  15  &  16,  OF  THE  HAX.Ii  @F  TIE  BUILDINGS 

takes  the  opportunity  of  returning  his  best  thanks  to  his  numerous  Customers 
for  the  patronage  with  which  he  has  been  favoured  during  the  past  sixteen 
years,  and  to  assure  them  that  no  effort  on  his  part  will  be  spared,  by  strict  and 
punctual  attention  to  business,  to  secure  a  continuance  and  increase  of  the  sup- 
port so  kindly  extended  to  him. 

House — Millbasik  Place. 
2h2 


370  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

ALEXANDER  MATHIESON, 

GENERAL  &  FURNISHING  IRONMONGER, 
32       GEORGE  STREET,       32 

ABERDEEN. 


REGISTER,  STOVE  AND  KITCHEN  GRATES, 

PARLOUR,  BED-ROOM,  AND  KITCHEN  FENDERS, 

GOBLETS,  POTS,  KETTLES,   AND   STEW-PANS, 

HOT  WATER  JUGS,  BRASS  TODDY  KETTLES, 

TEA  AND  COFFEE  POTS, 

KNIVES  AND  FORKS,  SPOONS,  SOUP  AND  TODDY  LADLES,  &c.  &c. 

And  HOUSEHOLD  IRONMONGERY  FURNISHINGS,  in  Variety. 


Locks,  Hinges,  Bolts,  Nails,  Screws,  Tacks,  &c,  and  House  Carpenter's 
Furnishings  of  all  kinds. 


Planes,  Saws,  Braces  and  Bits,  Augers,  Chisels,  Gouges,  &c.  &c. 

And  every  description  of  Joiner's  and  Cabinetmaker's  Tools,  by  the  most 
celebrated  Makers. 


***  Repairs  and  Blacksmith  Wosrk  Executed. 


POLMUIR    GARDENS. 

^J  ®  TEE  H    nnPIHIEmS(DH 

ACKNOWLEDGES  with  his  most  Grateful  Thanks,  the 
liberal  Measure  of  Patronage  so  kindly  extended  to  him  since  he  opened 
the  above  Gardens,  and  respectfully  invites  Inspection  of  his  large  Collection  of 
Greenhouse  Plants  and  Florists'  Flowers,  as  well  as  his  extensive  Fruit  and  Vege- 
table Gardens,  which  are  open  to  the  Public  every  lawful  day,  where  orders  given 
for  Fruit  or  Flowers  will  receive  prompt  attention.  Polmuir  being  situated  with- 
in a  mile  of  the  centre  of  the  town,  on  a  lovely  slope  facing  the  River  Dee,  near 
the  Ferryhill  Railway  Station,  and  having  beautiful  walks  all  round,  is  in  every 
way  eminently  suited  for  a  Summer  Fruit  and  Flower  Garden. 

J.  M'P  begs  to  state  that  all  Orders  left  at  his  Stall,  No.  102  to  106,  Hall  of 
New  Market  Buildings,  on  the  North  Side,  near  the  Fountain,  for  Fruit,  Flowers,, 
or  Vegetables,  will  be  executed  with  the  greatest  dispatch. 

Polmuir,  1st  June,  1S60. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  371 

JOHN    ALLANACH, 

TEMPERANCE  HOTEL  AND  LODGINGS, 

11,     DIAMOND     STREET. 

BilSBTOiS  *  HVHTBflt, 

^umxfattwcm  0f  ^nlb^eir  (granite  #  |$taM*, 

CHIMNEY   PIECES,    TOILET    and    other    TABLE    TOPS, 
PEDESTALS,  VASES,  CURLING  STONES, 

AND  ALL  KINDS   OF 

MURAL  AND  OTHER  MONUMENTAL  ERECTIONS. 


DESIGNS  SENT  ON  APPLICATION, 

AND 

s  carefully  prepared,  for  every  descr 
,e,  Marble,  and  Statue  Work,  inclui 

STATUING  AND  HERALDRY. 


AND 

Estimates  carefully  prepared,  for  every  description  of 
Granite,  Marble,  and  Statue  Work,  including— 


The  Peerage  by  Edmond  Lodge,  Norray  King  of  Arms, 
may  be  consulted  at  the  Works. 

WELLINGTON  ROAD,  ABERDEEN, 

(Near  the  S.  N.  E.  Railway  Station.) 


COAL 
iilAfei  ■  'TASSAft'S', 

COAL    BROKER, 

Office-57,  MARISCHAL  STREET, 

Where  Orders  may  be  sent,  which  shall  at  all  times 

have  his  careful  attention. 

57,  Marischal  Street,  Aberdeen, 
6th  June,  I860. 


372  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

GRANITE    JEWELLERY. 

M.  RETTIE  &  SOIS, 

MANUFACTURERS  of  ABERDEENSHIRE  GRANITE 
BRACELETS,  BROOCHES,  CHAINS,  SHAWL  PINS,  BUTTONS, 
STUDS,  DESK  SEALS,  &c. ;  Honourably  distinguished  at  the  Great  Exhibi- 
tion, 1851 ;  shown  also,  at  those  of  Dublin,  Paris,  and  Edinburgh. 

ELECTRO-PLATED  GOODS,  consisting  of  — Spoons,  Forks,  Tea-Sets, 
Waiters,  Dish-Covers,  Corner  Dishes,  Centre  Pieces,  Toddy  Kettles,  Hot- Water 
Jugs,  Dessert  Knives  and  Forks,  Bottle  Stands,  Liquor  and  Cruet  Frames,  Wine 
Coolers,  Fish  Carvers,  &c,  &c. 

LONDON  &  GENEVA  GOLD  WATCHES,  AND  ELEGANT 
FRENCH  CLOCKS. 


JEWELLERY  DEPARTMENT, 

151,  UNION  STREET  BRIDGE. 


Um  STMIT  MI-WS1IS. 


VELVET,  SILK,  AND  WOOLLEN  DYER, 

Jro-ngn  mxts  ^ntxsty  ^Ijafol  mxto  §«ss  CIcHtur, 

No.     1,     SUMMER    STREET,     CORNER    OF    UNION    PLACE     AND    76 
LOCH     STREET, 

BEGS  to  return  his  best  thanks  to  his  Friends  and 
Customers,  and  the  Public  generally,  in  Town  and  Country,  for  the  very 
liberal  support  they  have  f avoured  him  with,  and  from  his  long  Practical  experience 
iu  the  Trade,  he  hopes  still  to  merit  a  continuance  of  their  favours ;  and,  for  their 
better  accommodation,  he  has  opened  the  shop,  No.  1,  Summer  street,  Corner  of 
Union  place,  for  the  receiving  and  delivering  of  all  goods  entrusted  to  his  care  in 
that  place. 

Damasks  and  Moreens  Cleaned,  Dyed,  and  Watered,  and  kept  full  to  their  length. 
Merinoes,  Coburgs,  Poplins,  &c,  Dyed  twice  every  week. 
Velvets,  Silks,  Satins,  and  Ribbons,  Dyed  every  Thursday. 
Carpets,  Crumb  Cloths,  and  Hearth  Rugs  Cleaned. 
Printed  Furniture  Cleaned,  Starched,  and  Glazed. 
All  kinds  of  Linen  Drapery  Hot  Calendered. 
Winseys,  Wools,  and  Yarns  Dyed  every  week. 
Kid  Gloves  Cleaned  and  Dyed  Black. 


GENTLEMEN'S  APPAEEL   RENOVATED. 

Not  accountable  for  any  Article  left  over  six  Months. 


ADVERTISEMENTS,  373 

GENERAL 

^gerng  $  Cleaning  € tbiuhlhlgwimt, 

26,  GEORGE  STREET,  ABERDEEN. 


john  M'eiifiem 

BEGS  to  return  his  most  sincere  thanks  to  his  Friends  in 
Town  and  Country  for  the  liberal  encouragement  with  which  he  has  been 
favoured  during  the  last  Twelve  years,  and  desires  now  to  intimate,  that  on 
account  of  his  increasing  business,  he  has  very  considerably  altered  and  enlarged 
his  Premises,  and  thus  possesses  greater  facilities  than  formerly  for  carrying  on 
the  business  ha  its  various  departments.  J.  M'G.  therefore  indulges  the  hope 
that,  by  a  careful  personal  superintendence  of  his  business,  promptitude  in  the 
execution  of  orders,  and  strict  attention  to  the  wishes  of  his  patrons,  he  will 
receive  a  continuance  of  their  kind  support. 


i^a%r  §00ts  (ax  %Ut 

OF  STERLING  GOOD   QUALITY. 


EGRAY  gives,  in  the  above  GOODS,  the  best  value 
*  that  can  be  given  in  BOOTS.  They  can  be  excelled  in  finish,  but  for  real 
substantial  wear  they  cannot.  Every  separate  Boot  and  Shoe  passes  through  the 
hands  of  an  Inspector  during  the  making  ;  therefore,  the  utmost  confidence  may 
be  reposed  in  them  by  the  Purchaser.  The  quality  of  his  Shoes  is  not  that  of 
Shop  Shoes. 

F.    GRAY, 

47,  BROAD  STREET,  ABERDEEN. 


WILLIAM    SIM, 

OTUILIM1IE  AMID  JJdDffiDBHH®  HEAS©JJy 
2,  GORDON'S  COURT,  GORDON    STREET, 

ABERDEEN, 
TJESPECTFULLY   intimates  that  he    is  prepared  to  Set 

JLv    Cooking  Ranges,   Grates,  Boilers,  &c,    and  to   cure  Smoking  Vents   of 
every  land,  by  a  new  and  effectual  plan  only  known  to  himself. 
June,  1860. 


374  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

WHOLESALE  WAREHOUSEMAN, 

4  2,    QUEEN    STREET,   ABERDEEN, 

(Formerly  of  the  Firm  of  JAMES  FORBES  &  SONS,  Clothiers,  Haberdashers  and 
General  Warehousemen,) 

BEGS  to  inform  the  Public  and  trie  Customers  of  the 
late  Firm,  that  he  has  just  returned  from  the  English  and  Scotch  Manufac- 
turing Districts,  with  an  entirely  new  Stock  of  GOODS,  in  the  different  Depart- 
ments of  the  Business ;  and  he  hegs  respectfully  to  solicit  a  share  of  their  pat- 
ronage. 

42,   QUEEN   STREET,  ABERDEEN, 

25th  May,  1860. 

JAMES   DAKERS, 

COACH  BUILDER  AND  HARNESS  MAKER, 

UNION     WYND, 
ABERDEEN, 

BEGS  respectfully  to  intimate  to  the  Nobility,  Gentry,  and 
Public  generally,  that  he  has  taken  those  Premises  in  UNION  WYND, 
(lately  occupied  by  Messrs.  G,  &  J.  Byth,  cabinetmakers),  where  he  intends 
carrying  on  the 

Coach  Building  Business  in  all  its  Branches. 

J.  D .  has  been  in  the  employment  or  Messrs.  J.  &  W.  Croall,  Coach  Builders, 
Edinburgh,  doing  their  Finest  Work,  for  the  last  Seven  Years.  From  the  ex- 
perience he  has  thus  acquired,  by  employing  good  workmen,  using  well-seasoned 
Wood,  and  good  Material  of  every  description,  combined  with  Moderate  Charges 
and  strict  attention  to  Business,  he  hopes  to  merit  public  patronage. 

All  Orders  punctually  attended  to,  and  Repairs  neatly  executed. 

[^=  The  Coach  Work  is  directly  at  the  back  of  Free  Gilcomston  Church, 
entering  from  Summer  Street  or  from  Union  Street'  by  Union  Row. 


OFFICE  FOR  ENGAGING  SERVANTS. 


HAS    REMOVED    from    11,    Summer   Street,    to   3, 
DONALD'S  COURT,  20,   Schoolhill,  where  she  intends    carrying  on 
Business  as  formerly,  and  has  excellent  accommodation  for  so  doing. 

No.  3,  DONALD'S  COURT,  20,  SCHOOLHILL,  ABERDEEN, 

4th  June,  1860. 


