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GREENOCK  LIBRARY. 

(INSTITUTED  ist  JANUARY,   1783.) 


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POST    OFFICE 

GREENOCK  DIRECTORY 

Foa 

1855-56, 

WITH 

A  CLASSIFICATION  OF  TRADES  AND  PROFESSIONS .; 

ALSO, 

AN    APPENDIX, 

CONTAINING 


A  LIST  OP  THE   SHIPPING   BELONGING  TO  THE   PORT,    UP 
TO  THE   LATEST  DATES  ;     TIDE  TABLE  ;   POSTAL  ARRANGE- 
MENTS ;     REGULATIONS    OF    CEMETERY,   WELLINGTON    AND  WELL 
PARKS,    &C.  ;    AND   A   VARIETY  OF   USEFUL   INFORMATION,    COMPRISING 
CHURCHES,     MINISTERS,     AND     PRESBYTERIES  ;     WITH     LISTS    OF 
MAGISTRATES  AND   COUNCIL,    WATER  TRUSTEE8,    HARBOUR 
COMMISSIONERS,     COMMISSIONERS     OF     SUPPLY,     &C.  ; 
RELIGIOUS,     BENEVOLENT,    FRIENDLY,     LITERART, 
AND   SCIENTIFIC   ASSOCIATIONS,    &C.    &C. 


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GREENOCK  ; 

PRINTED  BY  JOSEPH  BLAIR,  9,    CATHCART  STREET. 
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ADDKESS 


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

The  Publishers  feel  confident  that  the  Directory  could  be 
greatly  improved,  and  rendered  more  useful  to  the  Public,  were 
it  issued  annually,  instead  of  every  alternate  year  as  at  pre- 
sent ;  and,  in  compliance  with  a  very  generally  expressed  de- 
sire, it  is  their  intention  to  spare  neither  labour  nOr  expense  in 
supplying  the  desideratum.  By  availing  themselves  of  every 
description  of  local  and  general  information  likely  to  prove  use- 
ful and  interesting,  they  confidently  hope  that  the  future  issues 
of  the  Directory  will  obtain  the  continued  support  of  the  com- 
munity. 


Post-Office,         j 
Greenock,  June,  1855.  J 


EKEATA 


Page  26,  line  5th  from  bottom,  for  Caldee,  read  Colder. 

Page  39,  line  6th  from  bottom,  for  No.  9,  read  29. 

Page  55,  line  5th  from  top,  delete  Comma  (,)  after  Fraser. 

Page  93,  line  9th  from  top,  for  Morrison  &  Son,  read  Morrison 
<fc  Smith. 

Page  131,  line  7th  from  bottom,  for  Bernards,  read  Berry-yards. 

Page  9  from  end  of  Advertisements,  "  Milner's  Patent  Fire- 
Proof  Safes,"  for  No.  48,  read  40. 


CONTENTS. 


Address. 
Calendar. 
Stamp  Duties. 
Tide  Table. 

Street  Directory, 1 

Post-Office  Directory,           5 

Trades  and  Professions,        172 

APPENDIX. 

Adjuster  of  Imperial  Weights  and  Measures       ...        ...  5 

Advertisements,  (see  end  of  Appendix,) — 

Banking  Houses,       19 

Baptist  Chapel,  West  Burn  street,            84 

Burgh  and  Police  Court,       ...        21 

Caledonian  Railway  Company,      16 

Carriers,              44 

Cartsdyke  Mechanics' Library,        14 

Charity  School,          ...        15 

Churches,  Ministers,  and  Presbyteries,      . 27 

Clyde  Shipping  Company's  Towing  Vessels,        47 

Commissioners  of  Supply  for  the  Lower  Ward, 22 

Commissioners  on  the  Harbour,      4 

Commissary  Court, 21 

Conveyances, 44 

Consuls  at  Greenock,            16 

Courts,             21 

Customhouse,             ... 17 

Deep  Sea  Pilots,  (licensed),             51 

Deep  Sea  Pilots' Rates, 50 

Engines  for  extinguishing  Fire,      5 

FerryBoats, 44 

Fishery  Office,            18 

Glasgow  Pilots  at  the  Greenock  Station, 50 

Greenock  Railway  Guaranteed  Company,            16 

Greenock  Census  Returns, 2 

Greenock  Cemetery,  Wellington  Park,  and  Well  Park,...  6 

Greenock  Chamber  of  Commerce, 4 

Greenock  Coffee  Room,        14 

Greenock  Exchange  Buildings  and  Assembly  Rooms,    ...  14 

Greenock  Hospital  and  Infirmary,             13 

Greenock  Library, 13 

Greenock  Mechanics' Institution, 14 

Greenock  Parochial  Board, 6 

Greenock  Prison,       5 

Greenock  Shipping  List,       •••  55 


CONTENTS. 


Harbour  Police, 5 

Harbour  Regulations,           47 

Income  Tax  Commissioners,            22 

Inland  Revenue  Office,  (late  Excise)          ...  ]8 

Inland  Revenue  Office,  (Stamps  and  Taxes)        18 

Insurance  Offices  and  Agents,        25 

Inverkip  and  Duncan  Street  Burying  Grounds,    . . .        .  .  11 

Justice  of  Peace  Court,         21 

Lieutenancy  of  Renfrewshire,          22 

Lighters  carrying  Goods  between  Glasgow  and  Greenock 

daily, 47 

Local  Marine  Board.             20 

Lower  Ward  Committee  of  Renfrewshire  Prison  Board,. . .  5 

List  of  Porters  and  their  Numbers,            55 

List  of  Bonded  Warehouses  in  Greenock,             18 

Lunatic  Asylum,  (Hill-end)            ..  13 

Magistrates  and  Town  Council,      ...        ..        ...        ...  3 

Markets,          ttm        .].         ...  6 

Marine  Board  and  Shipping  Office,            ,.!        84 

Mills  on  Shaws  Water  Falls,          15 

Omnibuses,      ...        44 

Parliamentary  and  Municipal  Boundaries,'           ...        ...  1 

Physicians  and  Surgeons,    ....  ,23 

Post  Office,      ...         ...        '. 60 

Public  Offices,            "]         ...         ...  23 

Quarter  Sessions,       ...         c/,        22 

Registrars  of  Births,  Deaths,  and  Marriages,       ...         ...  26 

Regulations  for  Carters,        51 

Regulations  for  Porters  and  Barrowmen,  ...         ...         ...  52 

Regulations  for  Steam  Vessels,       ...        ...     • 47 

River  Pilotage  Rates, ...        ...  49 

Sailing  Vessels,          '.        ,'.  44 

Schools  and  Teachers,           36 

Shaws  Water  Company,      ...        ., 15 

Sheriff  Court,             '  21 

Sheriff  Small  Debt  Court,     ...         '.'.'.        .'.'.'         "\        ..'.  21 

Societies,         38 

Steam  Vessels,           ;>         ...  45 

Town  Police, 5 

Trustees  on  the  Harbours, 4 

Water  Commissioners,         4 

Water  Trustees,        4 

Writers,           .  .         • 23 

Wellington  Park  Bowling  and  Quoiting  ciubs,   ...        ...  84 

ADVERTISEMENTS. 

Thomas  Shirley  &  Co.,  earthenware  manufacturers. 
Honeyman  &  Campbell,  general  ironmongers,  &c. 
J.  &  U.  M'Gregor,  funeral  undertakers. 
Stephenson,  Johnston  &  Co.,  furnishing  ironmongers. 
D.  &  G.  Brymner,  coal,  lime,  and  brick  merchants. 


CONTENTS. 

Peter  Dillon,  cheap  book  establishment. 

Archibald  Dow,  wine  and  spirit  dealer. 

William  Innes,  bookseller,  stationer,  librarian,  and  news  agent. 

Neil  Livingston,  wine  and  spirit  merchant. 

John  M 'Naught,  painter  and  paper  hanger. 

John  Lawson  &  Sons,  home  and  export  nurserymen,  &c. 

John  Coyle,  tinsmith  and  gas-fitter. 

James  M'Lintock,  boot  and  shoe  maker. 

Robert  Cunningham,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer. 

James  Gallacher,  fruiterer  and  poulterer. 

Daniel  M'Crae,  sheep  smearing  grease  manufactory. 

George  Nisbet,  hair  cutter,  peruke  maker,  and  perfumer. 

Neil  M'Donald,  tailor. 

J.  Milne,  boot  and  shoemaker. 

W.  F.  M'Chlery,  hotel  keeper. 

John  Quin,  umbrella  and  parasol  maker. 

Edward  Douglas,  watchmaker  and  jeweller. 

J.  G.  Alexander,  chemist  and  druggist. 

The  Times  Insurance  Companies. 

The  Standard  Life  Assurance  Company. 

Glasgow  and  West  of  Scotland  Guardian  Society  for  the 
Protection  of  Trade. 

Lancashire  Insurance  Company. 

North  British  Insurance  Company. 

North  of  England  Insurance  Company. 

Globe  Insurance  Company. 

London  Assurance  Corporation. 

Northern  Assurance  Company. 

Imperial  Foreign  and  British  Fire  Insurance  Company. 

Imperial  Life  Assurance  Company. 

Alan  Ker,  patent  hair  felt. 

Greenock  Gas  Works. 

J.  Bowman,  photographic  establishment. 

J.  Taylor,  photographic  rooms. 

Gray,  Dunn  &  Co.,  biscuit  bakers. 

Charles  Doig,  hat  manufacturer. 

Adamson's  photographic  establishment. 

John  Blackhall,  comb  manufacturer. 

Robert  Greig,  wright,  mangle  maker,  and  bowl  turner. 

Coulthard,  Royal  Albert  hotel. 

Gray,  Dunn  &  Co.,  ship  biscuit  bakers. 

Ferguson,  Miller,  &  Co.  patent  smoke  consumers. 

Robt.  Wotherspoon  &  Co..  Glenfield  patent  starch  manufacturers. 

William  M'Farlane,  wright  and  mangle  maker,  &c. 

Finlay  &  Neilson,  travelling  bag  makers. 

William  Howie,  practical  consulting  engineer  and  valuator. 

John  Balfour,  furniture  warehouse. 

Messrs  White  &  Co,,  photographic  portrait  gallery. 

Robert  Watson,  cabinet  and  upholstery  warehouse. 

James  Allan,  sen.,  lamp,  grate,  and  stove  show  rooms. 

John  Finlay,  furnishing  ironmonger. 


CONTENTS. 


John  Herriot  &  Son,  auctioneers  and  appraisers. 

Charles  Stevenson,  sculptor  and  photographist. 

D.  Johnston,  medical  botanist,  public  baths. 

Alexander  M'Master,  tailor  and  clothier. 

John  Lauder;  brick,  coal,  and  lime  merchant. 

M'Intyre  &  Campbell,  house  and  ship  joiners. 

United  Kingdom  Temperance  and  General  Provident  Institution. 

Adam  &  Hall,  smiths  and  boiler  makers. 

James  G.  Alexander,  chemist 

George  Augustus  Cole,  British  wine  agent 

James  MacFarlan,  hat  manufacturer. 

Joseph  Crookshanks,  coach  proprietor  and  livery  stable  keeper. 

Dr  Hume,  herbalist. 

John  Cameron,  auctioneer  and  appraiser. 

William  Johnston,  bookseller,  stationer,  and  lithographer. 

Robert  Macausland,  furnishings,  hosiery,  &c. 

Daniel  Crombie,  plasterer. 

"William  Innes,  fire-proof  safes,  &c. 

A.  Patrick  &  Co.,  boot  and  shoe  makers. 

Robert  B.  Finlay,  tailors  and  clothiers. 

John  Foster,  plasterer. 

Ellard  &  Co.,  tailors,  clothiers,  and  outfitters. 

Urie's  American  photographic  gallery. 

John  Graham,  Scotia  Distillery  store. 

Gatenby's  infallible  hair  restorative,  &c. 

Forrest  &  Barr,  engineers  and  millwrights 

Mrs  John  Hastie,  carving  and  gilding  establishment. 

Joseph  Blair,  Greenock  Herald  printing  office. 

R.  &  J.  Martin,  bread,  biscuit  and  pastry  bakers. 

Honeyman  &  Campbell,  general  ironmongers. 

Adam  Mitchell,  bookbinder. 

Adams  &  Handyside,  slaters. 

Burwell's  promenade  bazaar. 


STAMP  DUTIES,  &c. 


Affidavits For  every   sheet  or  piece  of  paper,  parchment,   or 

vellum,  on  which  the  same  shall  be  written  or  printed,  2s  6d.      Affi- 
davits authorized  to  be  made  before  Justices  of  Peace,  exempted. 

Agreement,  or  Minute  or  Memorandum  of  Agreement  without  a 
clause  of  registration  (not  charged  otherwise  than  under  the  head 
'  agreement'  in  the  schedule  to  the  Act  55  Geo.  III.  c.  184,  nor  ex- 
pressly exempted  from  duty),  where  the  matter  is  of  the  value  of  £20 
or  upwards,  whether  the  same  is  evidence  of  a  contract,  or  obligatory 
upon  the  parties  from  its  being  a  written  instrument,  together  with 
every  schedule,  receipt,  &c,  endorsed  or  annexed,  2s  6d.  Progressive 
duty  on  words,  2s  6d. 

Exemptions Agreements  for  the    hire  of  any    labourer,  artificer, 

manufacturer,  or  menial  servant. 

Memorandum  or  agreement  for  or  relating  to  the  sale  of  any  good*, 
wares,  or  merchandize. 

Agreements  entered  into  in  the  United  Kingdom  for  or  relating 
to  the  service  in  the  colonies  of  any  person  as  an  artificer,  clerk,  domes- 
tic servant,  handicraftsman,  mechanic,  gardener,  servant  in  husbandry,, 
or  labourer,  17  and  18  Vict,  c  83,  §  21. 

Aggreements  in  compliance  with  or  under  the  provisions  of  the 
Merchant  Seaman's  Act,  7  and  8  Vict.  c.  112,  or  the  Mercantile 
Marine  Act,  13  and  14  Vict.,  c  93. 

Note. The   agreement,    if  liable   to   one  duty  of  2s  6d,  may  be 

stamped  if  brought  to  the  Commissioners  at  London,  or  their  office  at 
Edinburgh,  or  lodged  with  the  distributors  of  stamps  in  the  country, 
within  fourteen  days  after  being  made.  If  after,  at  London  or  Edin- 
burgh, on  a  penalty  of  £10.  7  and  8  Vict.,  c.  21,  §  5. 
Apprenticeship  Indentures. — If  no  premium,  2s  6d. 
Indentures  of  clerks  or  apprentices  to  writers  to  the  signet,  solicitors 
or  agents  in  the  Supreme  Courts  of  Scotland,  £60;  in  Inferior 
Courts,  £30. 

Exem.  —  Indentures  of  apprentices  for  sea  service,  and  poor  children. 
Award  or  Decreet-arbitral. 

When  less  than  2160  words         £115s. 

(Inland  Bill)  Draft  or  Order,  after  10th  October,  1853,  for  the 
payment  of  any  sum  of  money  to  the  bearer,  or  to  order,  on  demand  Id. 

Promissory  No'ie  payable  to  bearer  on  demand — 
A b.  £100  &  not  ab.  £200,     2s        I  Ab  £1000  &  not  ab.  £1500,   las 

1500        "  2000,  20s 

2000        "  3000,  30s 

3000        "  4000,  40s 


200 

300, 

3s 

300 

400, 

4s 

400 

500, 

5s 

500 

750, 

7s  6d 

750 

1000, 

10s 

4000  &  upwards,  45s 

iV.  B. — Promissory  Notes  for  £100  or  under  are  not  to  be  drawn  to 
bearer  on  demand,  except  bankers  reissuable  notes,  which  require  a 
different  stamp  ;  and  only  such  notes  of  bankers  and  no  others  can  be 
reissued  after  being  once  paid. 

Foreign  Bills  drawn  in  but  payable  out  of  the  United  Kingdom, 


STAMP    DUTIES. 


and  also  drawn  out  and  payable  out  of  the  United  Kingdom, 
but  endorsed  or  negotiated  within  the  United  Kingdom,  if  drawn  in 
sets  of  three  or  more,  for  every  bill  of  each  set — 


Ab  £200  &  not  ab.  £800,  Is 

300         "  400,  ls4d 

400         "  500,  ls8d 

500        '■  750,  2s  6d 


Sum  payable  not  above  £25,      Id 

Above  £25  and  not  ab.     50,     2d 

50  «  75,     3d 

75  "  100,    4d 

100  "  200,     8d 

Inland  Bill,  Draft,  or  Order  for  the  payment  of  any  sum  of 
money,  though  not  made  payable  to  the  bearer,  or  to  order,  if  the 
same  shall  be  delivered  to  the  payee,  or  some  person  on  his  or  her  be- 
half, the  same  duty  as  on  a  bill  of  exchange  for  the  like  sum,  payable 
to  bearer  or  order. 

Inland  Bill,  Draft,  or  Order  for  the  payment  of  any  sum  of 
money,  weekly,  monthly,  or  at  any  other  stated  periods,  if  made  pay- 
able to  the  bearer,  or  to  order,  or  if  delivered  to  the  payee,  or  some 
person  on  his  or  her  behalf,  where  the  total  amount  of  the  money 
thereby  made  payable  shall  be  specified  therein,  or  can  be  ascertained 
therefrom,  or  shall  be  indefinite,  the  same  duty  as  on  a  bill  payable 
to  bearer  or  order  on  demand. 

Promissory  Note  for  the  payment  of  any  sum  of  money  by  instal- 
ments, or  for  the  payment  of  several  sums  of  money  at  different  days 
or  times,  so  that  the  whole  of  the  money  to  be  paid  shall  he  definite 
and  certain,  the  same  duty  as  on  a  promissory  note,  payable  other- 
wise than  to  the  bearer  on  demand,  for  a  sum  equal  to  the  whole 
amount  of  the  money  to  be  paid. 

Bills  of  Lading,  6d. 

Bond  (personal)  given  for  any  certain  sum  of  money  not  exceed- 
ing s.   d.  s.  d. 

£50  1 
Exc.    £50  not  exc.    £100  2 
100  ...         150  3 

And  where  the  same  shall  exceed  £300,  then  for  every  £100,  and  also 
for  any  fractional  part  of  £100,  2s  6d. 

Heritable  or  Personal  Bond,  of  any  kind  whatever,  not  other- 
wise charged  nor  expressly  exempted  from  all  stamp  duty,  £1  15s. 

Charter,  Disposition,  or  Contract  (after  10th  October,  1854), 
containing  the  first  original  constitution  of  feu  and  ground-annual 
rights  in  Scotland  (not  being  a  lease  or  tack  for  years),  in  considera- 
tion of  an  annual  sum  payable  in  perpetuity,  or  for  any  indefinite 
period,  whether  fee  farm  or  other  rent,  feu-duty,  ground  annual,  or 
otherwise  :  — 
Where  annual  sum  shall  not  exceed 

£5  £0    6    0  1  Exc.  20  not  exc  £25  £1  10    0 

Exc.  £5  not  exc.      10      0  12     0  j  25  50     3     0     0 

10  15     0  18    0  50  75     4  10    0 

15  20     1     4    0|  75  100     6    0    0 

And  so  on  for  every  £50,  and   also   for  any   fractional  part  of  £50, 

£3  0  0— and  18  Vict.  c.  83. 

Charter  of  resignation,  confirmation,  novodamus,  upon  apprising, 
or  decreet  of  adjudication  or  sale,  of  heritable  subjects  holden  of  a 
subject  superior,  5s.     Progressive  duty  of  5s. 


3 

Exc. 

150  not  exc. 

200  5 

0 

6 

200 

250  6 

3 

9 

250 

300  7 

6 

STAMP    TUTIES. 


Charter-party,  5s. 

Composition-  deed  with  Creditors,  £1   15s. 

Conveyances,  whether  grant,  disposition,  assignment,  transfer,  re- 
nunciation; or  of  any  other  kind  whatsoever,  upon  the  sale  of  any 
lands,  tenements,  rents,  annuities,  or  other  property,  heritable  or 
moveable,  or  of  any  right,  title,  interest,  or  claim  in,  to,  out  of,  or 
upon  any  such,  that  is,  for  the  principal  or  only  deed,  instrument,  or 
writing,  whereby  the  lands  or  other  things  sold  are  granted,  assigned, 
transferred,  renounced,  or  otherwise  conveyed  to  or  vested  in  the 
purchaser,  or  any  other  person,  by  his  direction — 

Where  the  purchase  or  consideration  money  expressed  shall  not 
exceed 


£25  £0  2 

6 

Exc.  225  i 

mt  exc  250  £1  5 

0 

?25  not  exc.  50  0  5 

0 

250 

275  1  7 

6 

50       75  0  7 

6 

275 

300  I  10 

0 

75      100  0  10 

0 

300 

350  1  15 

0 

100      125  0  12 

6 

350 

400  2  0 

0 

125      150  0  15 

0 

400 

450  2  5 

0 

150      175  0  17 

6 

450 

500  2  10 

0 

175      200  1  0 

0 

500 

550  2  15 

0 

200      225  1  2 

6 

550 

600  3  0 

0 

And  where  the  purchase  or  consideration  money  shall  exceed  £600, 
then  for  every  £100,  and  also  for  any  fractional  part  of  £100>  10s. 

Copies  or  Extracts  from  the  public  register,  or  from  books  of 
any  Court  of  record,  2s.  6d.  And  where  the  same  shall  contain 
more  than  600  words,  any  less  quantity  of  words  over  and  above  the 
first  600  words,  or  above  any  second,  third,  or  other  full  quantity  of 
600  words,  a  further  duty  of  2s   6d 

Copy  attested  of  any  agreement  or  deed  for  the  security  or  use  of 
a  person  not  being  a  party  or  taking  benefit  under  it,  Is. 

Progressive  duty  for  every  720  words,  Is.  Copy  attested  of  a  will, 
testament,  or  codicil,  or  of  a  confirmation  of  a  testament,  testamentary 
or  dative,  same  duty  as  above. 

Debentures,  or  Certificate  for  receiving  back  duties  of  Cus^ 
toms  or  Excise  on  goods  exported  after  the  10th  October,  1853. 

Where  the  drawback  to  be  received  shall  wot  exceed  £10,  Is.  Od. 

Where  the  same  shall  exceed  £10,  and  not  exceed  £50,  2s.  6d. 

And  where  the  same  shall  exceed  £50,  5s.  16  and  17  Vict.  c.  59. 

Insurance  Policies.  life. 

Where  the  sum  insured  shall  not  exceed  £500, 

Then  for  every  £50,  and  any  fractional  part  of  £50 £0     0     6 

Where  it  shall  exc.  £500,  and  shall  not  exc.  £1000, 

Then  for  every  £100,  and  any  fractional  part  of  £100, —    0     1     0 

Where  it  shall  exceed  £1000, 

Then  for  every  £1000,  and  any  fractional  part  of  £1000,  0  10     0 
16  and  17  Vict.  c.  59. 
fire. 

Duty  on  each  policy ■-—  — —       ■  £0     1     0 

Besides  3s  per  cent,  per  annum  on  every  insurance  made  or  re- 
newed. 

Exemptions.  —  Public  hospitals;  also  agricultural  produce,  farming 
stock,  and  implements  of  husbandry,  provided  the  insurance  shall  be 
effected  by  a  separate  and  distinct  policy. 


STAMP    DUTIES. 


Policy  of  insurance  upon  any  voyage  whatever,  for  every  £100,  or 
fractional  part  of  £100,  charged  according  to  the  rates  of  premium 
on  the  sums  insured,  viz  : — 

s.  d.  |  s.   d. 

Not  exceeding  10s  per  cent  0  3  Exc.  30s  and  not  exc.  40s.. .2  0 
Exc.  10s  and  not  exc.  20s.. .0  6  I  Exc.  40s  and  not  exc.  50s.. .3  0 
J1.XC.  20s  and  notexc  30s..  1     0  j  Exceeding  50s  per  cent 4     0 

But  if  the  separate  interests  of  two  or  more  distinct  persons  shall 
be  insured  by  one  policy  or  instrument,  then  the  said  respective 
duties,  as  the  case  may  require,  shall  be  charged  thereon,  in  respect 
of  each  and  every  fractional  part  of  £100,  as  well  as  in  respect  of 
every  full  sum  of  £100,  which  shall  be  therefore  insured  upon  any 
separate  and  distinct  interest. 

Policy  of  insurance,  for  every  £100,  or  fractional  part  of  £100, 
insured  for  any  certain  teim  or  period  of  time : — 

s.  d. 

Not  exceeding  six  calendar  months , 2     6 

Exceeding  six  calendar  months , 4     0 

Policy  of  mutual  insurance  upon  any  voyage  whatever,  and  not  for 
a  period  of  time,  for  tvery  £100,  or  fractional  part  of  £100,  thereby 
insured  to   any  person  or  persons 2s.  6d. 

Leases  or  Tacks  of  Lands  or  Heritable  Subjects. 


Rent  not  exceeding  £5 

Above  £5  and  not  above  £10 

„       10  „  15 

„      }5  „  20 

„      20  „  25 

„      25  „  50 

„      50  „  75 

„      75  „  100 

Where  the  same  shall  exceed  £100, 
then  for  every  £50,  and  for  any 
fraction  part  of  £50 

As  to  the  duties  in  the  first  column,  if  the  reut  be  under  £20,  and 
if  a  sum  of  money,  by  way  of  fine,  premium,  or  grassum,  shall  be 
paid,  the  same  duty  as  on  a  conveyance  of  sale ;  if  the  rent  be  above 
£20,  both  the  lease  duty  and  conveyance  on  sale  duty.  In  the  case 
of  a  lease,  to  which  the  second  and  third  columns  apply,  where  there 
is  a  fine,  premium,  or  grassum,  and  whatever  the  amount  of  rent, 
both  the  ad  valorem  lease  duty  and  conveyance  on  sale  duty.  — 13  & 
14  Vict,  c.  97;  and  17  &  18  Vict,  c   83. 

Lease  or  Tack  made  for  any  term  or  period  less  than  a  year,  at  a 
rent  reserved  or  payable  for  the  same,  shall  be  chargeable  with  the 
same  ad  valorem  duty  as  a  lease  or  tack,  at  a  yearly  rent  of  the  same 
amount  as  the  sum  so  reserved  or  payable. — 17  &  18  Vict.  c.  83,  §  23. 

Lease  or  Tack,  of  any  kind,  not  otherwise  charged,  £1,  15s. 

#  Term  not  exceeding  35  years.  f  Above  35,  but  not  above  100  years. 

$  Exceeding  100  years. 


STAMP   DUTIES. 


Assignment  or  surrender  of  a  lease  or  tack  upon  any  other  occasion 
than  a  sale  or  mortgage, — duty  equal  to  the  ad  valorem  duty  with 
which  a  similar  lease  or  tack  would  be  chargeable  under  13  and  14 
Vict.,  c.  97;  but  where  a  similar  lease  would  be  chargeable  under 
said  act  with  any  stamp  duty  amounting  to  £1  15s  or  upwards, 
such  assignment  or  surrender  shall  be  chargeable  with  a  duty  of  £1  15s. 
And  no  stamp  duty,  except  the  ad  valorem  duty,  shall  be  chargeable 
for  any  lease,  expressed  to  be  granted  in  consideration  of  the  surrender 
of  an  existing  lease  and  also  of  a  sum  of  money. 

Letter  or  Power  of  Attorney,  or  Commission  or  Factory, 
£1  10s. 

Letter  of  Attorney  for  Sale  or  Transfer  of  Stock,  £1  0s 
Annual  License  to  bankers  issuing  notes,  £30.  Appraisers,  £2. 
Pawnbrokers,  £7,  10s.  Admitted  and  practising  attorneys,  &c,  if 
resident  in  city  or  county  of  Edinburgh,  and  in  possession  of  office 
three  years  or  upwards,  £9;  if  not  so  long,  £4  10s.  If  resident  else- 
where, and  admitted  for  three  years  or  upwards,  £6;  if  not  so  long, 
£3.  To  dealers  in  gold  and  silver  plate,  above  2  oz.  gold  or  30  oz, 
silver,  £5  15s.  Do.  under  do.,  £2  6s. 
Mortgages,  Heritable  Bonds,  &c. 

Wadset,  an  heritable  bond,  disposition,  assignation,  or  tack  in 
security  affecting  propertj  heritable  or  moveable;  also  infeftment  of 
annual  rent,  but  without  any  personal  bond  or  obligation  therein 
contained  for  payment  of  the  money  secured;  also  letter  of  reversion 
or  back  bond,  for  qualifying  absolute  conveyance  of  any  property,  and 
also  any  deed  whereby  a  real  burden  shall  be  created  on  lands  or 
heritable  subjects,  as  a  security  for  any  definite  and  certain  sum  of 
money  not  exceeding.  s.   d. 

£50 1     3 

Exceeding    50  and  not  exceeding  £100 2     6 

100  „  150 3     9 

150  „  200 5    0 

200  „  250 6     3 

250  „  300 7    6 

And  where  the  same  exceeds  £300,  for  every  £100,  and  fractional 
part  of  £100,  2s  6d 

If  the  total  amount  of  the  money  secured  or  to  be  ultimately  re- 
coverable U  limited  not  to  exceed  a  given  sum, — The  same  duty  as  or 
a  wadset  for  such  limited  sum. 

And  if  the  total  amount  is  uncertain  and  without  any  limit,  then 
the  same  shall  be  available  as  a  security  or  charge  for  such  an  amount 
only  as  the  ad  valorem  duty  denoted  by  the  stamp  will  cover. 

And  where  the  same  respectively  shall  be  made,  as  a  security  for  the 
payment  of  a  sum  of  money,  and  also  for  the  transfer  or  retransfer  of 
a  share  in  any  of  the  said  stocks  or  funds,  the  said  ad  valorem  duty 
shall  be  charged  in  respect  of  each. 

And  in  case  the  same  respectively  shall  be  made,  as  a  security  for 
the  payment  or  transfer,  to  different  persons,  of  separate  and  distinct 
sums  or  shares, — The  ad  valorem  duty  shall  be  charged  for  each 
separate  and  distinct  sum  or  share  therein  specified  and  secured,  and 
not  upon  the  aggregate  amount. 

And  where  any  such  deed  or  instrument  shall  be  made  respectively 
as  a  security  for  the  payment  of  any  annuity,  or  any  sum  by  way  of 

b2 


STAMP  DTTflES. 


repayment,  or  in  satisfaction  or  discharge,  or  in  redemption  of  any 
sum  lent,  advanced,  or  paid,  as  or  for  or  in  the  nature  of  a  loan  in- 
tended to  be  repaid,  discharged,  or  redeemed,  in  manner  aforesaid,-— 
The  same  duty  as  on  a  mortgage  or  wadset  for  the  sum  of  money  so 
lent,  advanced,  or  paid. 

Transfer,  disposition,  or  assignation  of  any  wadset  or  other  such 
security,  &c 

Where  no  further  sum  or  stock  shall  be  added  to  the  principal 
already  secured,  if  such  principal  shall  not  exceed  in  the  whole 
£1400,  the  same  duty  as  on  a  wadset,  &c,  for  the  total  amount  or 
value  of  such  principal. 

And  if  such  principal  shall  exceed  in  value  in  the  whole  the  sum  of 
£1400,  £1  15s. 

And  where  any  further  sum  or  stock  shall  be  added  to  the  principal 
already  secured, — The  same  duty  as  on  a  wadset,  &c,  for  such  further 
money  or  stock  only. 

And  in  every  other  case  not  expressly  provided  for  £1  1 5s. 

Such  instrument  is  not  chargeable  with  further  duty  (except  pro- 
gressive duty)  by  containing  any  further  or  additional  security  for 
the  payment,  transfer,  retransfer  of  such  money,  stock,  interest,  or 
dividends,  or  any  new  covenant,  proviso,  or  other  matter  whatever  in 
relation  to  such  money  or  stock,  interest,  or  dividends. 

Any  deed  made  for  the  further  assurance  only  of  any  property 
already  constituted  a  security,  by  a  deed  which  has  paid  the  ad  valorem 
duty — 

Also  any  deed  made  as  an  additional  or  further  security  for  any 
sum,  &c,  already  so  secured. 

Where  the  total  amount  or  value  already  secured  does  not  exceed 
£1400, — The  same  duty  as  on  a  wadset  for  the  amount. 

And  in  any  other  case,  ,£1  15s. 

If  any  further  sum  be  added  to  the  principal,  the  deed  is  chargeable 
only  (exclusive  of  progressive  duty)  with  the  ad  valorem  duty  on 
wadsets,  &c,  in  respect  of  such  further  sum. 

Reconveyance,  surrender,  discharge,  or  renunciation  of  any  wadset, 
or  other  such  security,  or  of  the  benefit  thereof,  or  of  the  money  or 
stock  secured. — 

Where  the  total  amount  of  the  principal  shall  not  exceed  £1400, 
the  same  duty  as  on  a  wadset  for  the  amount. 

And  in  any  other  case,  £1  15s. 

Legacy  Duty.     Legacies,  Annuities,  Residues,  &c. 
To  children  or  their  decendants,  or  lineal  ancestors, 
Brother  or  sister,  or  descendant, 
Uncle  or  aunt,  or  their  descendant,  r 

Granduncle  or  aunt,  or  descendant, 
All  other  relations  or  strangers,  . 

The  husband  or  wife  of  the  deceased  is  not  chargeable  with  duty. 
If  the  legatee's  husband  or  wife  is  of  nearer  consanguinity  than  the 
legatee,  duty  is  pa/able  according  to  such  nearer  relationship. — 16 
and  17  Vict,  c  51,  §  11. 


yp. 

ct. 

£1 

0 

3 

0 

5 

0 

6 

0 

10 

0 

CALENDAE 

June,  1855. 

December. 

Sunday, 

3  10  17  24 

Sunday, 

2    9  16  23  30 

Monday, 

4  11   18  25 

Monday, 

3  10  17  24  31 

Tuesday, 

5  12  19  26 

Tuesday, 

4  11   18  25 

Wednesday, 

6  13  20  27 

Wednesday, 

5  12  19  26 

Thursday, 

7  14  21  28 

Thursday, 

6  13  20  27 

Friday, 

1  8  15  22  29 

Friday, 

7  14  21  28 

Saturday, 

2  9  16  23  30 

Saturday, 

1  8  15  22  29 

July. 

January,  1856. 

Sunday, 

1     8  15  22  29 

Sunday, 

6  13  20  27 

Monday, 

2    9  16  23  30 

Monday, 

7  14  21  28 

Tuesday, 

3  10  17  24  31 

Tuesday, 

1     8  15  22  29 

Wednesday, 

4  11    18  25 

Wednesday, 

2    9  16  23  30 

Thursday, 

5  12  19  26 

Thursday, 

3  10  17  24  31 

Friday, 

6  13  20  27 

Friday, 

4  11   18  25 

Saturday, 

7  14  21  28 

Saturday, 

5  12  19  26 

August. 

February. 

Sunday, 

5  12  19  26 

Sunday, 

3  10  17  24 

Monday, 

6  13  20  27 

Monday, 

4  11   18  25 

Tuesday, 

7  14  21  28 

Tuesday, 

5  12  19  26 

Wednesday, 

1     8  15  22  29 

Wednesday, 

6  13  20  27 

Thursday, 

2    9  16  23  30 

Thursday, 

7  14  21  28 

Friday, 

3  10  17  24  31 

Friday, 

1  8  15  22  29 

Saturday, 

4  1 1  18  25 

Saturday, 

2  9  16  23 

September. 

March. 

Sunday, 

2    9  16  23  30 

Sunday, 

2    9  16  23  30 

Monday, 

3  10  17  24 

Monday, 

3  10  17  24  31 

Tuesday, 

4  11  18  25 

Tuesday, 

4  11   18  25 

Wednesday, 

5  12  19  26 

Wednesday, 

5  12  19  26 

Thursday, 

6  13  20  27 

Thursday, 

6  13  20  27 

Friday, 

7  14  21  28 

Friday, 

7  14  21  28 

Saturday, 

1  8  15  22  29 

Saturday, 

1  8  15  22  29 

O 

CTOBER. 

j 

April. 

Sunday, 

7  14  21  28 

Sunday, 

6  13  20  27 

Monday 

I    8  15  22  29 

Monday, 

7  14  21  28 

Tuesday 

2    9  16  23  30 

Tuesday, 

1     8  15  22  29 

Wednesday, 

3  10  17  24  31 

Wednesday, 

2    9  16  23  30 

Thursday, 

4  11   18  25 

Thursday, 

3  10  17  24 

Friday, 

5  12  19  26 

Friday, 

4  11   18  25 

Saturday, 

6  13  20  27 

Saturday 

5  12  19  26 

November. 

May. 

Sunday, 

4  11  18  25 

Sunday, 

4  11   18  25 

Monday, 

5  12  19  26 

Monday, 

5  12  19  26 

Tuesday, 

6  13  20  27 

Tuesday, 

6  13  20  27 

Wednesday, 

7  14  21  28 

Wednesday, 

7  14  21  28 

Thursday, 

1     8  15  22  29 

Thursday, 

1     8  15  22  29 

Friday, 

2    9  16  23  30 

Friday, 

2    9  16  23  30 

Saturday, 

3  10  17  24 

Saturday, 

3  10  17  24  31 

TIDE      T  .A.  IB  ZQ.  IE  , 

From  June,  1855,  till  June,  1856. 


The  daily  rising  and  falling  of  the  waters  of  the  ocean  are,  in  general, 
denominated  Tides.  The  rising  is  called  the  Flood,  or  Flux  ;  and,  when  it 
ceases  to  rise,  High  Water.  The  falling  is  called  the  Ebb,  or  Reflux  ;  and, 
when  it  ceases  to  fall,  it  is  said  to  be  Low  Water.  The  interval  between 
the  times  of  High  and  Low  Water  is  called  a  Tide. 

The  Tides  are  produced  by  the  attraction  of  the  sun  and  moon,  princi- 
pally that  of  the  latter  object.  The  cohesion  of  fluids  being  much  less  than 
that  of  solid  bodies,  they  more  easily  yield  to  the  power  of  gravity  ;  in  con- 
sequence ol  which  the  waters  immediately  below  the  moon  are  drawn  up  in 
a  protuberance,  producing  a  full  tide,  or  what  is  commonly  called  High 
Water,  at  the  spot  where  it  happens.  According  to  this  theory,  you  would 
imagine  that  we  should  have  full  tide  only  once  in  twenty-four  hours,  that 
is,  every  time  that  we  were  below  the  moon  ;  while  we  find  that  we  have 
two  tides  in  the  course  of  twenty-four  hours,  and  that  it  is  High  Water  with 
us  and  with  our  antipodes  at  the  same  time. 

The  influence  of  the  sun  on  the  tides  is  less  than  that  of  the  moon  ;  for, 
observe,  that  the  rise  in  consequence  of  the  moon  attracting  one  part  of  the 
waters  more  forcibly  than  another  part.  It  is  this  inequality  of  attraction 
wh  ch  produces  full  and  ebb  tides.  Now,  the  distance  of  the  sun  is  so  great, 
that  the  whole  globe  of  the  earth  is  comparatively  but  as  a  point;  and  the 
difference  of  its  attraction  for  that  part  of  the  waters  most  under  its  influ- 
ence, and  that  part  least  subject  to  it,  is  but  trifling.  No  part  of  the  waters 
will  be  much  elevated  above,  or  much  depressed  below,  their  general  surface 
by  its  action.  The  sun  has,  however,  a  considerable  effect  on  the  tide9  ; 
and  increases  or  diminishes  them  as  it  acts  in  conjunction  with,  or  in  oppo- 
sition to  the  moon. 

The  mean  duration  of  the  ebb  and  flow  is  about  12  h.  25  m.,  that  19  half 
the  lunar  day  of  24  h.  50  M. 

The  following  Tide  Table  is  constructed  on  strict  scientific  principles,  and 
will  be  found  to  be  as  correct  as  the  position  of  our  river,  with  regard  to  its 
locality,  the  influence  of  the  winds,  and  other  diversified  circumstances, 
either  hasten  or  retard  its  natural  current. 

These  Tables  are  calculated  for  mean  time,  or  the  time  shown  by  a 
well-regulated  clock,  reckoning  from  noon  of  each  day.  The  Moon's 
Phases  are  calculated  to  civil  time.     The  civil  day  begins  at  midnight. 


ECLIPSES  IN  1856. 

In  the  year  1856  there  will  be  two  Eclipses  of  the  Sun  and  two  of  the 
Moon. 

1.— A  total  Eclipse  of  the  Sun,  April  5tb,  1856,  invisible  at  Greenwich. 
Begins  on  the  Earth  generally,  April  5,  3h.  44m,  a.m.,  mean  time  at 
Greenwich.      Ends  on  April  5th,  8h.  16m.  a.m. 

2.— A  partial  Eclipse  of  the  Moon,  April  19tb,  invisible  at  Greenwich. 

3 An  angular  Eclipse  of  the  Sun,  September  28th,  invisible  at  Green- 
wich. 

4. A  partial  Eclipse  of  the  Moon,  Oct.  13,  visible  at  Greenwich.    First 

contact  with  the  penumbra,  8b.  23m.  p.m. ;  last  contact  with  the  penum- 
bra, lh  26m.  a.m.,  on  the  14th  October,  mean  time  at  Greenwich. 


TIDE   TABLE   FOR    1855. 


JUNE. 

JULY. 

AUGUST. 

D. 

of 

High\* 
Gree 

rater  at 

D. 

High  Water  at 

D. 

High  Water  at 

nock. 

of 
M. 

Greenock, 

of 

M. 

Greenock. 

Mor. 

Even. 

Mor. 

Even. 

Mor. 

Even. 

___ 

H.   M. 

H. 

M. 

H.   M. 

H. 

M. 

H.   M. 

H.   M. 

1 

0  24 

0 

45 

L 

0  51 

1 

16 

1 

2  18 

2  41 

2 

1   6 

1 

26 

2 

1  42 

f 

55 

2 

3   4 

3  28 

3 

1  47 

o 

10 

3 

2  30 

2 

55 

3 

3  52 

4  13 

4 

2  34 

2 

58 

4 

3  19 

3 

45 

4 

4  35 

4  58 

5 

3  22 

3 

49 

5 

4  10 

4 

38 

5 

5  22 

5  46 

6 

4  18 

4 

47 

6 

5   5 

5 

30 

6 

6  12 

6  43 

7 

5  18 

5 

50 

7 

6   0 

6 

30 

7 

7  20 

7  56 

8 

6  25 

7 

2 

8 

6  59 

7 

33 

8 

8  35 

9  16 

9 

7-  38 

8 

9 

9 

8   2 

8 

32 

9 

9  55 

10  30 

10 

8  38 

9 

12 

10 

9   8 

9 

41 

10 

10  32 

10  59 

11 

9  42 

10 

9 

11 

10  12 

10 

30 

11 

11  27 

ll  50 

12 

10  30 

10 

39 

12 

10  42 

11 

8 

12 

0  11 

0  30 

13 

11   I 

11 

25 

13 

11  53 

11 

58 

13 

0  48 

1   6 

U 

0  48 

0 

10 

14 

0  20 

0 

40 

14 

1  20 

1  38 

15 

0  31 

0 

53 

15 

1   1 

1 

20 

15 

1  52 

2   8 

16 

1  13 

1 

32 

16 

1  38 

1 

55 

16 

2  22 

2  37 

17 

I  50 

2 

9 

17 

2  14 

2 

30 

17 

2  52 

3   5 

18 

2  28 

2 

47 

18 

2  47 

3 

2 

18 

3  23 

3  37 

19 

3   4 

3 

24 

19 

3  20 

3 

38 

19 

3  54 

4  12 

20 

3  44 

4 

4 

20 

3  54 

4 

14 

20 

4  30 

4  49 

21 

4  28 

4 

48 

21 

4  32 

4 

51 

21 

5  10 

5  34 

22 

5  10 

5 

52 

22 

5  12 

5 

32 

22 

6   0 

6  39 

23 

6   0 

6 

28 

23 

5  58 

6 

22 

23 

7  18 

8   I 

24 

7   2 

7 

30 

24 

6  55 

7 

30 

24 

8  45 

9  30 

25 

8   0 

7 

28 

25 

8   2 

8 

35 

25 

10  12 

10  30 

26 

8  56 

9 

26 

26 

9  12 

9 

50 

26 

10  42 

ll  14 

27 

9  55 

10 

22 

27 

10  23 

10 

30 

27 

11  42 

0   6 

28 

10  43 

10 

48 

28 

10  54 

11 

22 

28 

0  30 

0  54 

29 

11  37 

11 

40 

29 

11  52 

0 

19 

29 

1   18 

1  39 

30 

0   2 

0 

25 

30 

0  43 

1 

8 

30 

1  59 

2  20 

31 

1   32 

1 

50 

31 

2  41 

3   2 

PHASES  OF  THE  MOON  AT  GREENOCK — JUNE. 

Full  Moon,     29th,  14m past  11  p.m. 

Perigee,  ~~»~~~ 4th,  0  p.m. 

Apogee,  .~~~ 19th,  6  p.m. 


Last  Quarter,  7th,  48m  past  7  a.m. 
New  Moon,  14th,  29m  past  2  p.m. 
First  Quarter,  22d,  52m  past  4  p.m. 


JULY. 

Last  Quaiter,  6th,  28m  past  1  pm.  I  First  Quarter,  22d,  50m  past  7  a.m. 
New  Moon,  14th,  lin  past  4  a.m.  |  Full  Moon,  29th,  20m  past  6  a.m. 
Perigee, 1st,  7  p.m    |  Apogee 17th,  9  a.m.    |    Perigee,  30th,  i  a  m. 


Last  Quaiter,  4th,  21m,  past  9  p.m.  I  Full  Moon,     27th,  21in  past  1  p.m. 

New  Moon,    Pith,  52m,  past  6  p.m.     Apogee, 13th,    4  p.m. 

First  Quir.,    20th,  36m  past  8  p.m.  j  Perigee, -27th,  1 1  a.m. 


TIDE    TABLE    FOR    1855. 


SEPTEMBER. 

OCTOBER. 

NOVEMBER. 

D. 

Hi 

gh  Watei 

at 

D. 

High  Water 

at 

D. 

High  Water  at 

of 

3ree 

lock. 

of 

Green  ock. 

of 

Greenock. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

Mor. 

Even. 

M 

sr. 

Even. 

M 

or. 

Even. 

H. 

M. 

H. 

M. 

H. 

M. 

H. 

M. 

H. 

M. 

H.  M. 

1 

3 

21 

3 

41 

1 

3 

28 

3 

49 

i 

4 

34 

5   0 

2 

4 

I 

4 

22 

2 

4 

9 

4 

33 

2 

5 

33 

6  14 

3 

4 

42 

5 

5 

3 

4 

59 

5 

30 

3 

6 

58 

7  41 

4 

5 

80 

6 

1 

4 

6 

4 

6 

54 

4 

8 

20 

8  58 

5 

6 

37 

7 

21 

5 

7 

38 

8 

25 

5 

9 

30 

9  30 

6 

8 

7 

8 

51 

6 

9 

10 

9 

4« 

6 

10 

20 

9  58 

7 

9 

36 

10 

16 

7 

10 

19 

10 

30 

7 

10 

40 

10  30 

8 

10 

30 

10 

45 

8 

10 

43 

11 

2 

8 

11 

10 

10  58 

9 

II 

8 

11 

32 

9 

11 

20 

11 

38 

9 

11 

47 

10 

11 

53 

0 

11 

10 

11 

53 

0 

8 

10 

0 

18 

0  36 

11 

0 

26 

0 

41 

11 

0 

20 

0 

36 

11 

0 

50 

1   7 

12 

0 

57 

l 

10 

12 

0 

50 

1 

3 

12 

1 

26 

1  42 

13 

1 

23 

l 

40 

13 

1 

14 

1 

52 

2 

6 

14 

1 

50 

2 

4 

14 

2 

39 

3   0 

15 

2 

20 

2 

66 

15 

2 

20 

2 

36 

15 

3 

22 

3  40 

16 

2 

48 

3 

4 

16 

2 

54 

3 

13 

16 

4 

13 

4  44 

17 

3 

18 

3 

36 

17 

3 

33 

3 

55 

17 

5 

18 

5  56 

18 

3 

52 

4 

14 

18 

4 

17 

4 

46 

18 

6 

42 

7  22 

19 

4 

86 

5 

0 

19 

5 

18 

6 

0 

19 

8 

3 

8  42 

20 

5 

SO 

6 

8 

20 

6 

50 

7 

40 

20 

9 

15 

9  43 

21 

6 

57 

7 

44 

21 

8 

28 

9 

12 

21 

10 

9 

10  30 

22 

.8 

33 

9 

24 

22 

9 

45 

10 

14 

22 

10 

34 

10  57 

23 

10 

2 

10 

30 

23 

10 

30 

10 

39 

23 

11 

22 

11  44 

24 

10 

35 

U 

3 

24 

ll 

3 

11 

25 

24 

0 

6 

0  26 

25 

11 

26 

11 

■48 

25 

U 

44 

0 

4 

25 

0 

46 

1   6 

26 

0 

10 

0 

31 

26 

0 

27 

0 

45 

26 

1 

28 

1  47 

27 

0 

52 

1 

12 

27 

1 

6 

1 

27 

27 

2 

7 

2  27 

28 

1 

32 

1 

52 

28 

1 

45 

2 

5 

28 

2 

47 

3   7 

29 

2 

12 

2 

30 

29 

2 

24 

2 

43 

29 

3 

30 

3  50 

30 

2 

50 

3 

9 

30 
31 

3 

3 

4 

46 

3 
4 

24 
8 

30 

4 

13 

4  37 

PHASES    OF   THE    MOON    AT    GREENOCK — SEPTEMBER. 

Last  Quarter,  3d,  24m  past    8  a.m.  |  Full  Moon,  25th,  26m  past    9  p.m. 

New  Moou,  11th,    52  past  10  a.m.      Apogee,~~- 9th,  7  p.m. 

First  Quarter,  19th,  Irn  past  7  a.m.  |  Perigee,.™*. „~~  24th,  10  p.m. 


Last  Quarter,  2d,  4m  past  11  p.m. 
New  Moon,  1 1th,  24m  past  3  a.m. 
First  Quarter,! 8th,  38m  past  3  p.m. 


Full  Moon,    25th,  27m  past    7  a.m. 

Apogee,^. ,~~.~~~7th,  5  p.m. 

Perigee, ~~. 23d,  2  a.m. 


NOVEMBER. 


Last  Quarter,  1st,  17m  past  5  p.m. 
New  Moon,  9th,  31m  past  7  p.m. 
First  Quart.,  16th,  15m  past  1 1  p.m. 


Full  Moon,    23d,  51m  past    7  p.m. 

Apogee, . „3d,  10  p.m. 

Perigee,  „~*.~~ — ,«wl9th,  11  a.m. 


TIDE    TABLE    FOR    1855-56. 


DECEMBER. 

JANUARY. 

FEBRUARY. 

D. 

of 

Hi  j 

,h  Water 

at 

D. 

High  Water  at 

D. 

Hi 

?h  Water  at 

Greeni  ck. 

of 

Greenock. 

of 

Greenock. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

Mor. 

Even. 

Mor. 

Even. 

Mor. 

Even. 

H. 

M. 

H. 

M. 

H.   M. 

H.   M. 

H. 

M 

H.   M. 

1 

5 

0 

5 

28 

1 

5  30 

6  24 

1 

6 

44 

7  20 

2 

5 

58 

6 

35 

2 

6  £9 

7  29 

2 

8 

0 

8  38 

3 

7 

10 

7 

46 

3 

8   0 

8  30 

3 

9 

22 

10   3 

4 

8 

18 

8 

47 

4 

9   3 

9  36 

4 

10 

30 

10  38 

5 

9 

16 

9 

43 

5 

10   6 

10  30 

5 

11 

8 

11  34 

6  | 

10 

9 

10 

30 

6 

10  33 

11   0 

6 

0 

2 

0  26 

7 

10 

30 

10 

49 

7 

11  25 

11  50 

7 

0 

50 

1  13 

8  i 

11 

8 

11 

30 

8 

0  13 

0  36 

8 

1 

35 

1  57 

9 

11 

48 

0 

8 

9 

1   1 

1  23 

9 

2 

17 

2  39 

10  ; 

0 

30 

0 

50 

10 

1  46 

2   8 

10 

3 

0 

3  20 

11  ! 

1 

8 

1 

30 

11 

2  30 

2  54 

11 

3 

43 

4   5 

12 

1 

52 

2 

14 

12 

3  16 

3  41 

12 

4 

25 

4  45 

13  1 

2 

37 

2 

59 

13 

4   5 

4  28 

13 

5 

6 

5  30 

14 

3 

22 

3 

49 

14 

4  53 

5  10 

14 

5 

58 

6  26 

15 

4 

1ft 

4 

44 

15 

5  42 

6  10 

15 

7 

7 

7  48 

i6 : 

5 

12 

5 

33 

16 

6  40 

7  14 

16 

8 

34 

9  19 

17 

6 

15 

6 

50 

17 

7  48 

8  25 

17 

10 

4 

10  30 

18 

7 

25 

7 

57 

18 

9   2 

9  43 

18 

10 

43 

11  12 

19 

8 

32 

9 

5 

19 

10  20 

10  30 

19 

11 

38 

—  — 

20 

9 

38 

10 

7 

20 

10  49 

11  16 

20 

0 

19 

0  38 

21 

10 

30 

10 

34 

2i 

11  42 

0   9 

21 

0 

55 

1  13 

22 

10 

58 

U 

24 

22 

0  30 

0  50 

22 

1 

30 

1  44 

23 

11 

49 

0 

14 

23 

1   12 

1  28 

23 

1 

57 

2  12 

24 

0 

36 

0 

57 

24 

1  48 

2   3 

24 

2 

26 

2  41 

25 

1 

17 

1 

39 

25 

2  21 

2  30 

25, 

2 

55 

3   8 

26 

1 

58 

2 

17 

26 

2  50 

3   8 

26 

3 

23 

3  37 

27 

2 

37 

2 

54 

27 

3  23 

3  40 

27 

3 

52 

4   8 

28 

3 

13 

3 

32 

28 

3  55 

4  13 

28 

4 

22 

4  41 

29 

3 

51 

4 

12 

29 

4  28 

4  45 

29 

5 

2 

5  24 

30 

4 

30 

4 

51 

30 

5   6 

5  22 

31 

5 

11 

5 

34 

3! 

5  45 

6  10 

PHASES  OF  THE  MOON  AT    GREENOCK — DECEMBER. 

Last  Quarter,  1st,  Um  past  2  p.m.  |  Last  Quarter,  31st,  4m  past  12  p.m. 

New  Moon,  9th,  18m  past  10  a.m.        Apogee, -~~ ~~.~~Jst,   7  p  ra. 

First  Quarter,  16th,  57m  past  6  a.m.     Perigee,™ I4th,4a.m. 

Full  Moon,  23d,  39m  past  10  a.m.        Apogee, 29th,  4  p.m. 


New  Moon,  7th,  17m  past  11  p.m. 
First  Quarter,  14th,  43  past  3  p.m. 
Full  Moon,  22d,  29m  past  3  a.m. 


Last  Quarter.  30th,  35m  past  8  a.m. 

Perigee, 10th,  8  a.m. 

Apogee,  ,~~~.~.~~.~.~.  26th,  8  a.m. 


FEBRUARY. 

New  Moon,  6th,  36m  past  10  a.m.      |  Last  Quarter,  29th,  42m  past  1  a.m. 


First  Quarter,  13th,  12m  past  2  a.m.     Perigee, — , 
Full,  20tb,  40m  past  9  p.m.  |  Apogee, 


.7th,  1  p.m. 
.22d,  7p.m. 


TIDE    TABLE    FOR    1856. 


MARCH. 

APRIL. 

MAY. 

D. 

Hi 

gh  Water 

at 

D. 

High  Water  at 

D. 

Hi 

#h  Water  at 

of 

jrreenock. 

of 

Greenock. 

of 

jrreenock. 

M. 

M. 

M. 

M 

or. 

Even. 

Mor. 

Even. 

M 

H. 

>r. 

M. 

Even. 

H. 

M. 

H. 

M 

H.   M. 

H. 

M. 

H.   M. 

1 

5 

52 

6 

27 

1 

9   2 

9 

22 

1 

9 

32 

10   0 

2 

7 

12 

8 

0 

2 

10   1 

10 

30 

2 

10 

28 

10  30 

3 

8 

48 

9 

38 

3 

10  32 

10 

59 

3 

10 

52 

11  14 

4 

10 

22 

10 

30 

4 

11  23 

11 

46 

4 

il 

37 

11  58 

5 

10 

52 

11 

20 

5 

0   5 

0 

25 

5 

0 

19 

0  42 

6 

11 

46 

0 

10 

6 

0  46 

1 

6 

6 

1 

3 

1  24 

7 

0 

32 

0 

54 

7 

I  28 

1 

49 

7 

1 

46 

2   6 

8 

1 

16 

1 

35 

8 

2   6 

2 

28 

8 

2 

28 

2  48 

9 

1 

56 

2 

15 

9 

2  46 

3 

8 

9 

3 

10 

3  33 

10 

2 

36 

2 

58 

10 

3  28 

3 

50 

10 

3 

56 

4  20 

11 

3 

17 

3 

SO 

11 

4  13 

4 

37 

11 

4 

48 

5  16 

12 

3 

54 

4 

15 

12 

5   6 

5 

37 

12 

5 

50 

6  25 

13 

4 

38 

13 

14 

5 

28 

5 

56 

14 

7  48 

8 

32 

14 

8 

19 

8  52 

15 

6 

34 

7 

24 

15 

9  15 

9 

50 

15 

9 

25 

9  50 

16 

8 

12 

9 

0 

16 

10  20 

10 

30 

16 

10 

15 

10  SO 

17 

9 

45 

10 

20 

17 

10  44 

11 

4 

17 

10 

35 

10  53 

18 

10 

30 

10 

55 

18 

11  22 

11 

40 

18 

11 

11 

11  29 

19 

11 

20 

11 

40 

19 

11  56 

0 

10 

19 

11 

48 

0   5 

20 

11 

59 

0 

16 

20 

0  23 

0 

36 

20 

0 

22 

0  38 

21 

0 

30 

0 

43 

21 

0  52 

1 

8 

21 

0 

66 

1   12 

22 

1 

0 

1 

13 

22 

1  22 

1 

38 

22 

1 

30 

1  48 

23 

1 

28 

I 

40 

23 

1  52 

2 

8 

23 

2 

6 

2  27 

24 

1 

54 

a 

8 

24 

2  23 

2 

40 

24 

2 

46 

3   8 

25 

2 

22 

2 

37 

25 

2  58 

3 

16 

25 

3 

31 

3  56 

26 

2 

50 

3 

4 

26 

3  36 

3 

58 

26 

4 

22 

4  52 

27 

8 

19 

3 

37 

27 

4  22 

4 

50 

27 

5 

20 

5  55 

28 

3 

5J 

4 

13 

28 

5  22 

6 

0 

28 

6 

32 

7  14 

29 

4 

35 

5 

0 

29 

6  45 

7 

30 

29 

7 

48 

8  20 

30 

5 

30 

6 

5 

30 

8  15 

8 

54 

30 

8 

52 

9  20 

31 

6 

51 

7 

42 

1  31 

9 

50 

10  17 

PHASES    OP   THE    MOON    AT    GREENOCK — MARCH. 


39m  past  8  a.m.  I  First  Quarter,  29th, 31m  past  2  p.m. 
,36m  past  2  p.m.  j  Perigee,  ~v~~~»~~..v,~~v.  7th,  1  a.m. 

20th,  8  p.m. 


New  Moon,       6th 

First  Quurter,  13th,  36m  past  z  p 

Full  Moon,      21st,    5m  past  4  p.m.  |  Apogee, 


New  Moon,  5th,  53m  past  5  a.m. 
First  Quarter,  12th,  52m  past  4  a.m. 
Full  Moon,    20th,  14m  paBt    9a.m. 


Last  Quarter,  27th, 26ra  past  11  p.m. 
Perigee,  ,~~~*~.~~„,.~~  4th,  0  p.  m. 
Apogee,  ~~»~~,~~»„.~~17th,  3  a.m. 


MAT. 


New  Moon,  4th,  42m  past  2  p.m.  I  Full  Moon,  19th,  57m  past  1 1  p.m. 
First  Quarter,  1 1 th,  45m  past  8  p.m.  |  Last  Quarter,  27tb,  33m  past  5  a.m. 
Perigee, ,~~2d,  7  p.m.  |  Apogee,«~~14th,  6  p.m.  |  Perigee, ,~~30th,  0  p.m. 


STKEET  DIKECTOKY. 


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


Abbotsford  place,  Roxburgh  street 

Ann  street,  from  Buccleuch  street,  southward  to  Cotton  mill 

Antigua  street,  from  Bogle  street,  running  southwards 

Ardgowan  street,  from  Nelson  street  to  Bedford  street 

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

Ardgowan  square,  Union  street 

Argyle  street,  from  West  Blackhall  street  to  George  square 

Armadale  place,  head  of  Bank  street 

Arthur  street,  from  St  Lawrence  street  to  Cartsburn  street 

Bank  street,  from  Cathcart  (street  to  Dempster  street 

Baker  street,  from  Drumfrochar  road  to  Dellingburn  square 

Bearhope  street  from  Roxburgh  street  to  Tobago  street 

Bedford  street,  from  Newark  street  to  Glen 

Bell  entry,  from  Dalrymple  street  to  West  breast 

Belville  place,  head  of  Ratho  street,  westward 

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

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

Bogle  street,  from  Rue-end  street  to  Regent  street 

Boyd  place,  27  to  37  West  Blackhall  street 

Boyd  street,  from  Ker  street  to  Clarence  street 

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

Breast  (West),  continuation  of  East  breast  to  West  quay 

Brisbane  street,  from  Nelson  street  to  Bedford  street 

Broad  close,  from  Cathcart  street  to  Shaw  street 

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

Bruce  street,  from  Inverkip  street  to  Roxburgh  street 

Buchanan's  close,  9  Dalrymple  street 

Buccleuch  street,  from  Vennel  to  Ann  street 

Campbell  street,  from  Clyde  crescent  to  old  Lime  quarry 

Captain  street,  from  Sir  Michael  street  to  Wellington  street 

Carnock  street,  from  St  Andrew  square  to  Dellingburn  street 

Cartsburn  street,  from  Rue-end  street  to  Upper  Ingleston 

Cathcart  square,  head  of  Hamilton,  William,    and  Cathcart 

streets 
Cathcart  street,  from  Cathcart  square  to  East  India  breast 
Church  place,  from  Cathcart  square  to  Market  street 

C 


STREET    DIRECTORY, 


Chapel  street,  from  Bogle  street  to  Dellingburn  street 
Clarence  street,  from  Roslin  street  to  Old  West  manse 
Charles  street,  from  Vennel  to  Dalrymple  street 
Clyde  crescent,  from  East  Clyde  street  to  Forsyth  street 
Cowgate  street,  from  Vennel  to  Market  street 
Crawfurd  street  (East),  head  of  Ratho  street  southward 
Crawfurd  Street  (West),  from  Charles  street  to  Boyd  street 
Cross-shore  street,  from  Cathcart  street  to  Mid  breast 
Customhouse  place,  back  of  Customhouse,  and  foot  of  East  Quay 

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

road 
Factory  lane,  from  Kirk  street  to  Ropework  street 
Finnart  street,  from  Nelson  street  to  Bedford  street 
Forsyth  street,  from  Clyde  crescent  to  Finnart 
Fox  street,  from  Seafield  to  Finnart  road 
Garvel  park,  East  Hamilton  street 
George  square,  head  of  Kilblain  street 
Gipsy  lane,  from  Brougham  street  to  Union  street 
Grey  place,  west  end  West  Blackhall  street 
Hamilton  street,  from  Cathcart  square  to  West  Blackhall  street 
Hamilton  street  (East),  from  Main  street,  Crawfordsdyke,  to 

Port-Glasgow  road 
Harvie  lane,  from  Hamilton  street  to  Dalrymple  street 
Highland  close,  from  Cathcart  street  to  Shaw  street 
Hill  street,  from  Regent  street  to  Drumfrochar  road 
Hillend  street,  from  Thomas  street  to  Belville  place 
Holmscroft  street,  from  Williamson  street  to  Trafalgar  street 
Hope  place,  Lyle  street 

Houston  street,  from  West  Stewart  street  to  Campbell  street 
Hyde  park,  Belville  place 
Ingleston  (Upper),  at  head  of  Cartsburn  street 
Inverkip  street,  from  Vennel  to  Williamson  street 
Jamaica  street,  from  West  Blackhall  street  to  Union  street 
Jane  place,  north  and  south  side  of  Thomas  street 
John  street,  from  Stanners  street  to  St  Lawrence  street 
Johnstone  street,  from  Union  street  to  West  Clyde  street 
Kelly  street,  from  West  Stewart  street  to  Ford 


STREET   DIRECTORY. 


Ker  street,  from  West  Blackhall  street  to  Boyd  street 
Kilblain  street,  from  Vermel  to  George  square 
Kirk  street,  from  Roslin  street  to  "West  Church  burying-ground 
Laird  street,  from  West  Blackhall  street  to  West  burying-ground 
Lindsay's  lane,  from  West  Quay  lane  to  Vennel 
Longwell  close,  from  44  Cathcart  street  to  Shaw  street 
Lyle  street,  from  Lynedoch  street  running  eastward 
Lynedoch  street,  from  Waterloo  place  to  Drumfrochar  road 
Macknight  street,  continuation  of  St  Lawrence  street  from  Ratho 

street 
Madeira  street,  from  Brisbane  street  to  Eldon  street 
Main  street,  Crawfordsdyke,  from  Rue-end  street  to  East  Hamil- 
ton street 
Manse  lane,  from  Hamilton  street  to  Market  street 
Mansion-house  lane,  from  Cathcart  street  to  Lynedoch  street 
Margaret  street,  from  Seafield  to  Union  street 
Market  street,  from  Church  place  to  Tobago  street 
Maxwell  street,  from  Newark  street  to  Eldon  street 
Mearns  street,  from  Regent  street  to  Dempster  street 
Melville  court  31  Hamilton  street 
Mount  lane,  from  Regent  street  to  Wellington  street 
Mount  Pleasant  street,  west  end  of  Inverkip  street  southward 
Nelson  street,  from  George  square  to  Brachelston  toll 
Nelson  street  (Glebe),  from  Crawfurd  street  to  Clarence  street 
Newton  street,  from  Nelson  street  eastward 
New  Dock  lane,  from  East  Quay  lane  to  Dock  breast 
Newark  street,  from  Jardine's  burn  to  Drums  brae 
Nicholson  street,  from  Nelson  street  to  Ropework  street 
Open  shore,  from  Shaw  street  to  New  Dock  head 
Patrick  street,  from  Finnart  street  to  West  Clyde  street 
Port-Glasgow  road,  from  East  Hamilton  street  to  Port-Glasgow 
Princes  street,  from  Inverkip  street  to  Nelson  street 
Ratho  street,  from  East  Hamilton  street  to  Belville  street 
Regent  street,  from  Dellingburn  square  to  Ann  street 
Robertson  street,  from  Brougham  street  to  Finnart  street 
Roseneath  street,  from  Clyde  street  towards  Mariners'  Asylum 
Ropework  street,  from  Dalrymple  street  to  Clyde  street 
Roslin  street,  from  Crawfurd  street  to  Clarence  street 
Roxburgh  street,  from  Bank  street  to  Inverkip  street 
Rue-end  street,  from  Cathcart  street  to  Cartsburn  bridge 
St  Andrew  street,  from  Rue-end  street  southward 
St  Andrew  square,  from  Springkell  street  to  Carnock  street 
St  Lawrence  street,  from  John  street  to  Ratho  street 
Salmon  street,  north-west  side  of  Inverkip  street  (No.  32.) 
Shannon's  close,  from  Shaw  street  to  East  breast 
Shaw  street,  from  Dalrymple  street  to  Rue-end  street 
Shaw  street  (East),  from  Ann  street  to  Nelson  street 
Sir  Michael  street,  from  Vennel  to  Captain  street 
Smith's  lane,  from  Watson's  lane  to  Market  street 
Springkell  street,  from  Cartsburn  to  St  Andrew  square 
S  tanners  street,  from  Main  street,  Cartsdyke,  to  John  street 


STREET    DIRECTORY. 


Steamboat  Quay,  east  and  west  of  Customhouse  and  Excise 

Buildings 
Stewart  street  (East),  from  Rue-end  street  to  Iron  foundery 
Stewart  street  (West),  from  West  Burn  street  to  Houston  st. 
Sugarhouse  lane,  from  Vennel  to  Dalrymple  street 
Taylor's  close,  from  Hamilton  street  to  Dalrymple  street 
Thomas  street,  from  East  Hamilton  street  westward 
Tobago  street,  from  Inverkip  street  to  Market  street 
Trafalgar  street,  from  Shaw  place  to  Roxburgh  street 
Under  crescent,  from  John  street  to  St  Lawrence  street 
Union  court,  43  Dalrymple  street 
Union  street,  from  George  square  to  Newark  street 
Vennel,  from  Inverkip  street  to  West  breast 
Victoria  place,  7  West  Blackhall  street 
Virginia  street,  from  Chapel  street  to  East  India  breast 
Waterloo  place,  west  of  Mansion-house 
Watt  street,  from  Nelson  street  to  Kelly  street 
Watt  place,  south  side  of  Cathcart  street 
Watson's  lane,  from  Hamilton  street  to  Vennel 
Wellington  court  8  Cathcart  square 
Wellington  street,  from  Williamson  street  to  Ann  street 
West  Burn  street,  from  Kilblain  street  to  Dalrymple  street 
West  Clyde  street,  from  Clyde  crescent  to  Whitforeland  point 
West  Quay  lane,  from  Dalrymple  street  to  West  quay 
West  quay,  from  foot  of  West  quay  lane  eastward 
William  street,  from  Cathcart  square  to  East  and  West  Breast 
Williamson  street,  from  head  of  Inverkip  street,  southward 
Whiteforeland  point,  near  the  Battery 
York  street,  from  Crawford  street  to  Clarence  street 


POST-OFFICE 
GREENOCK      DIRECTOR  Y. 


ADAM  Alexander,  cooper,  21  Ann  Street 

Adam  Archibald,  merchant  and  shipowner,  1  Cathcart 

street.     House,  28  Eldon  street 
Adam  David,  watchman,  3  Arthur  street 
Adam  Donald,  of  Adam  &  Hall     House,  43  Crawfurd  st 
Adam  George,  measurer,  1  Cathcart  street.     House,  2 

Shaw  place 
Adam  &  Hall,  smiths  and  boilermakers,  19  Cathcart  st 
Adam  James,  grocer,  7  East  Shaw  street 
Adam  John,   chamberlain,  Town    Hall  Buildings,    6 

Hamilton  street.     House,  Holljbank,  Eldon  street 
Adam  John,  cutler,  2  Sir  Michael  street 
Adam  John,  labourer,  Overton 
Adam  Robert,  carpenter,  7  John  street 
Adam  Robert,  mason,  97  Regent  street 
Adam  William,  mason,  23  East  Shaw  street 
Adam  William  &  Co.,  plumbers  and  coppersmiths,   3 

Dock  breast 
Adam   William,    of  William   Adam   &    Co,      House, 

Mount  Pleasant 
Adam  Miss  H.,  grocer,  20  Ann  street 
ADAMS  Alexander,  labourer,  13  John  street 
Adams  James,  slater,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Adams  John,  accountant,   Provident   Bank.     House, 

7  Kelly  street 
Adams  William  D.,  saddler,  19  Cathcart  st.     House, 

13  Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
Adams  William,  deep  sea  pilot,  65  Rue-end  street 

c2 


DIRECTORY. 


Adams  Mrs  John,  saddler,  19  Cathcart  street.     Efouse, 

13,  Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
ADAM  SON  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  7   West 

breast.     House  do. 
ADVERTISER  Office  (Greenock),  29  Hamilton  st 
CRATED  Water  Co.,  6  Charles  street,  and  5  Kil- 

blain  street 
ADDIS  James,  mariner,  14  East  Shaw  street 
AGNEW  Alexander,  joiner  and  house  factor,  15  Cross- 
shore  street.     House,  Mount  Park 
Agnew  Alexander,  joiner,  18  Cathcart  street 
Agnew  Anderson,  mason,  20  Hamilton  street 
Agnew  Robert,  carpenter,  13  St  Lawrence  street 
AIKENHEAD  John,  labourer,  15  Stanners  street 
AIKMAN   Thomas,  engineer,   Mount  place,  Holms- 
croft  street 
AIRD  John,  smith,  7  Nicholson  street 
AITKEN  Andrew,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  3  Ha- 
milton street.     House,  13  Brougham  street 
Aitken  James,  of  Lang  &  Aitken.    House,  23  Lynedoch 

street 
Aitken  James,  carpenter,  7  East  Quay  lane 
Aitken  J.  &  J.,  hosiers,  30  West  Burn  street 
Aitken  John,  pie  baker,  15  Tobago  street 
Aitken  John,  bleacher,  M'Kelvie's  buildings,  Duncan  st 
Aitken  Robert,  candle  manufacturer,  15  Charles  street. 

House,  31  Brougham  street 
Aitken  Thomas,  timber  merchant,  62  Regent  street 
Aitken  William,  mason,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
Aitken  Miss  Janet,  dressmaker,  28  West  Blackhall  st 
Aitken  Mrs  John,  28  West  Blackhall  street 
Aitken  Mrs  Janet,  13  Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
Aitken  Mrs  Peter,  11  West  Stewart  street 
ALEXANDER  Alexander,  pilot,  1  Ardgowan  street, 

Glebe 
Alexander  Angus,  sailmaker,  11  Antigua  street 
Alexander  Archibald,  shipmaster,  13  Mearns  street 
Alexander  D.  C.  watch  and  clockmaker,  jeweller  and 

engraver,  22  Sugarhouse  lane.     House,  do. 
Alexander  James,  carter,  9  Crawfurd  street 
Alexander  James,  merchant  and  commission  agent,  1 
Union  court,  West  Quay  head.  House,  2  Patrick  st 


DIRECTORY. 


Alexander  James  G. ,  druggist,  9  West  Blackhall  street. 

House,  above  shop,  23  Nicholson  street 
Alexander  James,  boilermaker,  3  Arthur  street 
Alexander  John,  labourer,  42  Innerkip  street 
Alexander  John,  carpenter,  16  Bearhope  street 
Alexander  Matthew,  43  Crawfurd  street 
Alexander  Matthew,  labourer,  8  Ann  street 
Alexander  Matthew,  sugar  baker,  6  Bruce  street 
Alexander  Robert,  joiner,  7  Under  crescent 
Alexander  Robert,  sailmaker,  23  Sir  Michael  street 
Alexander  Robert,  engineer,  17  Bearhope  street 
Alexander  William,  cooper,  1  Regent  street 
Alexander  William,  brassfounder,  66  Roxburgh  street 
Alexander  William,  mariner,  5  Cowgate  street 
Alexander  Miss  Agnes,  dressmaker,   13  West  Black- 
hall street 
Alexander  Miss  Margaret,  33  Brougham  street 
Alexander  Mrs,  grocer,  1 1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Alexander  Mrs  John,  2  Jamaica  street 
Alexander  Mrs  John,  feuar,  33  Brougham  street 
Alexander  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  33  Cathcart  street 
Alexander  Mrs,  farmer,  Bogston 
Alexander  Mrs,  dealer,  i  Crawfurd  street 
Alexander  Mrs  Thomas,  33  Ann  street 
ALGIE  Andrew,  grocer,  12  Hamilton  street 
Algie  James,  grocer,  7  East  Quay  lane  and  24  Shaw  st 
Algie   Matthew,  grocer,  17  Cathcart  street.     House, 

1  Roxburgh  street 
ALLAN  Alexander,  carpenter,  Lyle'sland,  Back  walks 
Allan  Arthur  P.,  shipmaster,  E wing's  buildings,  Rue- 
end  street 
Allan  Edward,  fishmonger,  25  Charles  street 
Allan  George,  jr.,  smith  and  brassfounder,  12  Spring- 

kell  street.     House,  1  St  Andrew's  square 
Allan  George  &  Sons,  iron  manufacturers,  Clyde  forge, 

Port-Glasgow  road 
Allan  George,  of  George  Allan  &  Sons.  House,  Oakfield 
Allan  George,  tobacconist,  23  Dalrymple  street.  House, 

4  Mearns  street. 
Allan,  George,  smith,  55  Shaw  street 
Allan  James,  clerk,  Post  Office 
Allan  James,  carpenter,  44  Inverkip  street 


DIRECTORY. 


Allan  James,  sailmaker,  13  Nicolson  street 

Allan    James,   foreman   smith,  Gas  Works,  22   West 

Blackhall  street 
Allan  Neil,  sailmaker,  39  Ann  street 
Allan  J.  &  Laurie,  carvers  and  gilders,  54  Rue-end  st. 

House,  56  Shaw  street 
Allan  James,  farmer,  Ladjburn 
Allan  Robert,  tobacconist,  23  Dalrvmple  street.  House 

4  Mearns  street 
Allan  Robert,  of  George  Allan  <Sc  Sons.     House,  Bel- 

ville  place 
Allan  Robert,  keeper  of  Assembly  rooms.     House,  49 

Shaw  street 
Allan  Robert,  gardener,  41  Vennel 
Allan  William,  labourer,  5  Bruce  street 
Allan  William,  moulder,  22  John  street 
Allan  Mrs  Elizabeth,  5  John  street 
Allan  Mrs  George,  29  Sir  Michael  street 
Allan  Mrs  Jacob,  feuar,  10  Antigua  street 
Allan  Mrs,  feuar  and  spirit  dealer,  46  Inverkip  street 
ALLEN  J.  R.,  medical  botanist,  31  Charles  street 
ALLISON  Allan,  mate,  28  West  Burn  street 
Allison  Alexander,  joiner,  35  East  Shaw  street 
Allison  &  Crawford,  western  saw  mills,  Bay  of  Quick? 

Brougham  street 
Allison  John,  stoker,  7  Highland  close 
Allison  Stewart,  joiner,  30  Crawfurd  street.     House,  7 

Kirk  street 
Allison  William,  Master  of  Works.     Office,  East  India 

breast.     House,  Broomhill  cottage,  Drumfrochar 

road 
Allison  William,  feuar,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Allison  William,  of  Blair  &  Allison.     House,  16  Kelly 

street 
Allison  William  &  Co.,  wine  and  spirit  merchants,  57 

Vennel 
Allison  William,  of  William  Allison  &  Co.     House,  16 

Kelly  street 
Allison,  Mrs  E.,  spirit  dealer,  31  Regent  street 
Allison  Mrs,  lodgings,  22  Inverkip  street 
Allison  Mrs,  35  East  Shaw  street 
ALSTON  John,  7  Brisbane  street 


DIRECTORY. 


AMOS  Mrs,  37  West  Blackhall  street 
ANDERSON  Alexander,  grocer,  34  Hamilton  street. 

House,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Anderson  Andrew,  agent  for  Union  Bank  of  Scotland. 

House,  8  George  square 
Anderson  Archibald,  carpenter,  7  Market  street 
Anderson  Daniel,  joiner9  7  Bruce  street 
Anderson  David,  engineer,  7  West  Breast 
Anderson  David,  carter,  Overton 
Anderson  George,  carpenter,  Bogston 
Anderson  Henry,  engineer,  Ingleston  road 
Anderson  Hugh,  hosiery,   glove  and  trimming  ware- 
house, 38  Hamilton  street.     House,  23  Brougham 
street 
Anderson  James,  watchmaker,  20  Ann  street 
Anderson  James,  engineer,  12  Springkell  street 
Anderson  James,  carter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Anderson  James,  engineer,  6  John  street 
Andersen  James,  joiner,  76  Roxburgh  street 
Anderson  James,  shopman,  38  West  Burn  street 
Anderson  John,  mariner,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Anderson  John,  joiner,  3  Cowgate  street 
Anderson  John,  carpenter,  2  Union  court,  Dalrymple 

street 
Anderson,  John,  labourer,  6  Smith's  lane 
Anderson  John,  smith,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Anderson  John,  engineer,  11  St  Andrew  street 
Anderson  Matthew,  boiler  maker,  9  Arthur  street 
Anderson  Neil,  grocer,  44  Inverkip  street.     House,  do. 
Anderson,  Orr  &  Co.,  sugar  refiners,  Berry-yards,  head 

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

28  Nelson  street,  west 
Anderson  Richard,  shipmaster,  3  East  Stewart  street 
Anderson  Thomas,  slater  and  slate  merchant,  7  East 

India  breast.     House,  1  Regent  street 
Anderson  William,  grain  merchant  and  wholesale  gro- 
cer.    Ofiice,   Watt  place.     Stores,    Customhouse 
place.     House,  4  Mearns  street 
Anderson  William,  carpenter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 


10  DIRECTORY. 


Anderson  William,  general  grocer,  29  Cathcart  street 

and  68  Vennel.     House,  4  Mearns  street 
Anderson  William,  sharper,  Drumfrochar  road 
Anderson  William,  engineer,  43  Ann  street 
Anderson  William,  hosier,  40  Cathcart  street 
Anderson  William,  smith,  13  Charles  street 
Anderson  Miss,  lodgings,  33  Cartsburn  street 
Anderson  Miss,  lodgings,  11  Market  street 
Anderson  Miss,  32  Nicholson  street 
Anderson  Mrs  A,,  6  Watt  street 
Anderson  Mrs,  9  Crawfurd  street 
Anderson  Mrs  John,  feuar,  3  St  Andrew  street 
Anderson  Mrs  John,  spirit  dealer,  9  Rue-end  street 
Anderson  Mrs,  28  Nelson  street,  west 
ANDREW  David,  engineer,  Ingleston  road 
Andrew  James,  rigger,  20  Cathcart  street 
Andrew  James,  65  Roxburgh  street 
Andrew  John,  ropespinner,  4  Tobago  street 
Andrew  John,  flesher,  13  Cathcart  street.     House,  do. 
Andrew  John,  smith,  51  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Andrew  Robert,  carpenter,  6  Ann  street 
Andrew  Robert,  baker,  47  Ann  street 
Andrew  Thomas,  ropemaker,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Andrew  Thomas,  carter,  22  Cartsburn  street 
Andrew  William,  baker,  31  Sir  Michael  street 
Andrew  Misses,  dressmakers,  36  West  Burn  street 
ANGUS  Duncan,  painter,  35  Cathcart  street 
Angus  Mrs,  egg  dealer,  13  Charles  street 
Angus  Mrs  George,  spirit  dealer,  4  Shaw  street 
Angus   Robert,  of  Ewing,  Angus  &   Co.      House,   8 

Brougham  street 
APOTHECARIES'  Hall  (Greenock),  28  Hamilton  st 
Apothecaries'  Hall  (New),  18  Hamilton  street 
ARBUCKLE  G.  &  M.,  fleshers,  1  Albert  place,  West 

Blackhall  street 
Arbuckle  George,  of  G,  &  M.  Arbuckle.      House,  23 

Clarence  street 
Arbuckle  James  &  Co.,  tanners,  5  Cartsburn  street 
Arbuckle  James,  of  James  Arbuckle  &  Co.     House,  6 

East  Blackhall  street 
Arbuckle  John,  grocer  and  spirit- dealer,  34   Shaw  st. 

House,  do. 


DIRECTORY.  11 


Arbuckle  James,  letter-carrier,  P    O.,  18  Market  st 
Arbuckle  Matthew,  of  G.  &  M.  Arbuckle.     House,  14 

Kelly  street 
ARBUTHNOT  Mrs  Elizabeth,  flesher,  1  Stanners  st. 

House,  2  Rue-end  street 
ARCHIBALD  Alexander,  shipmaster,  20  Mearns  st 
Archibald  &  Crawford,  cabinetmakers  and  upholsterers, 

2  West  Blackhall  street 
Archibald  William,  of  Archibald  &  Crawford.     House, 

21  Sir  Michael  street 
Archibald  Mrs,  oufittter,  Anderson  place,  Cathcart  st 
Archibald  Mrs,  8  Inverkip  street 
ARKLEY  Arthur,  cooper,  32  Regent  street 
Arkley  Arthur,  tidewaiter,  32  Regent  street 
Arkley  David,  deep-sea  pilot,  3  Shannon's  close 
Arkley  James,  boat  builder,  37  Rue-end  street 
Arkley  Miss,  lodgings,  13  Hamilton  street 
Arkley  Mrs,  1  Dellingburn  street 
Arkley  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  3  Bank  street 
Arkley  Mrs  Thomas,  38  West  Stewart  street 
ARMITAGE  William,  wool  sorter,  Broomhill,  Ann  st 
ARMOUR  Alexander,  shoemaker,  4  Sir  Michael  st 
Armour  Duncan,  shoemaker,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Amour  George,  shoemaker,  36  Hamilton  street.  House, 

25  Crawfurd  street 
Armour  John,  joiner,  13  East  Quay  lane 
Armour  Joseph,  labourer,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 
Armour  Matthew,  shoemaker,  11  Charles  street 
Armour  William,  sawyer,  48  Nelson  street,  west 
Armour  William,  coppersmith,  28  Charles  street 
Armour  Mrs,  25  Charles  street 
ARMSTRONG  John,  joiner,  59  Rue-end  street 
Armstrong  Walter,  smith,  Drumfrochar  road 
ARNOT  Andrew,  lodgings,  24  Market  street 
ARROL  William,  provision  dealer,  58  Vennel 
Arrol  William,  grocer,  5    Vennel 
Arrol  Mrs,  lodgings,  19  Shaw  street 
ARTHUR  Robert,  joiner,  40  Dalrymple  street 
Arthur  Thomas,  manager  of  Poynter's  works,  17  Baker 

street 
Arthur  William,  carter,  4  Watt  street 
ASH  George,  sheriff-officer,  1  Bank  street.  House,  do. 


12  DIRECTORY- 


ASSEMBLY  Booms,  29  Cathcart  street 
ATKINS  Robt.,  depute  harbour  master,  20  Mearns  st 
Atkins  Mrs  T.,  mangier,  30  West  Blackhall  street 
ATKINSON  John,  coachman,  1  York  street 
AUCHINLECK  &  Chalmers,  smiths  and  bell  hangers, 

51  High  Vennel 
AULD  Charles,  physician,  3   Bank  street.     House,  5 

Houston  street 
Auld  Hamilton,  shipmaster,  5  Abbotsford  place,  Rox- 
burgh street 
Auld  Josiah,  teacher,  class  rooms,  20  West  Stewart  st. 

House,  24  Nicholson  street 
Auld  Mrs,  lodgings,  6  West  Stewart  street 


B 


BAILLIE  James,  clothier  and  oilskin  maker,  42  Shaw 

street 
Baillie  William,  mariner,  62  Vennel 
BAIN  George,  market  gardener,  3  Ann  street 
Bain  James,  joiner,  21  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Bain  James,  gardener,  East  Blackhall  street 
Bain  John,  boilermaker,  9  Arthur  street 
Bain  John,  flesher,  8  East  Shaw  street 
Bain  John,  cooper,  4  Factory  lane 
Bain  Thomas,  sawyer,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Bain  Walter,  cooper,  13  Bearhope  street 
Bain  William,  joiner,  19  Shaw  street 
Bain  Mrs,  38  Sir  Michael  street 
Bain  Mrs  James,  feuar,  1  Duncan  street 
Bain  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Kilblain  street 
BAINE  &  Johnston,  merchants,  5  West  Blackhall  st. 
Baine  William,  foreman  ropemaker,  10  Laird  street 
Baine  William,  tailor,  13  Bearhope  street 
BAIRD  Adam,  labourer,  2  Cowgate  street 
Baird  James,  surveyor  of  buildings,  25  West  Burn  st, 
Baird  James  F,,  boot  and  shoemaker,  12  Tobago  street 
Baird  John  J.,  of  Robert  Baird  &  Son.      House,  84 

Regent  street 
Baird  Robert  A.,  bookseller  and  stationer,  41  Cathcart 

street.     House   head  of  Ann  street 


DIRECTORY.  13 


Baird  Robert,  gardener,  13  West  Blackhall  st.  House, 

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

56  Rue-end  street 
Baird  Robert,  brassfounder,  7  Under  Crescent 
Baird  John,  gardener,  7  Eldon  street 
Baird  William,  of  Robert  Baird  &   Son.     House,   21 

Patrick  street 
Baird  Mrs,  lodgings,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
BAKERS'  House  of  Call,  8  Market  street 
Bakers'  Mill  Co.,  millers  and  flour  merchants,  Baker 

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

guard,  13  Union  street 
BALDERSTON  David,  merchant,  69  Regent  street 
BALFOUR  John,  spirit  dealer,  13  Cartsburn  street 
B  ALLANTINE  George,  spirit  dealer,  33  Vennel 
Ballantine  James,  of  Greenock  Distillery  Co.     House, 

7  Houston  street 
Ballantine  William,  carter,  13  John  street 
BALLING  ALL  Peter,  Armadale  place,  Mount  park 
BANK  of  Scotland,  47  Cathcart  street 
BANKS  Alexander,  carpenter,  30  Market  street 
Banks  John,  missionary,  32  Inverkip  street 
Banks  Mrs  John,  milliner,  32  Inverkip  street 
Banks  Mrs  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  55  Vennel 
BAMBOROUGH  Thomas,  smith,  12  Inverkip  street 
BANNATYNE   Robert,  spirit  dealer,   10   Ropework 

street 
Bannatyne  Miss,  11  Grey  Place 
BANNIGAN  John,  general  dealer.       Store,  45  Shaw 

street.     House,  42  do. 
BAPTIST  Chapel,  35  West  Burn  street 
Baptist  Chapel,  Mechanics'  Hall,  11  Sir  Michael  st, 
BARBOUR  Archibald,  boatman,  7  West  breast 
Barbour  Ephraim,  weigher,  7  Bearhope  street 
Barbour  John,  farmer,  Drumfrochar 
Barbour  Thomas,  skipper,  4  Mansion  house  lane 
Barbour  Mrs  Thomas,  keeper,  1  Duncan  street 
BARCLAY  John,  of  Blair  So  Barclay.      House,  4 

Tobago  street 
Barclay  John,  plumber,  58  Vennel 


14  DIRECTORY, 


Barclay  John,  shoemaker,  28  Inverkip  street 

Barclay  Robert,  tanner,  Ladyburn 

Barclay  William,  ropemaker,  5  Bearhope  street 

Barclay  Mrs  Alexander,  clothes  dresser,  58  Vennel 

BARNES  Charles,  broker,  2  Taylor's  close 

BARNARD  James,  contractor,  18  Union  street 

BARR  Alexander,  joiner,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 

Barr  Alexander,  brassfounder,  5  Lynedoch  street 

Barr  Archibald,  sawyer,  9  John  street 

Barr  Charles,  shooting  saloon  keeper,  Harvie  lane 

Barr  Charles,  riveter,  56  Dalrymple  street 

Barr  James,  carter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 

Barr  James,  cooper,  18  Sir  Michael  street 

Barr  James,  farmer,  East  Berry-yards 

Barr  James,  gardener,  41  Union  street 

Barr  John,  cooper,  39  Hamilton  street 

Barr  John,  gardener,  25  West  Blackball  street.    House, 

48  Nelson  street,  west 
Barr  Robert,  gardener,  48  Nelson  street,  west 
Barr  Mrs  Robert,  spirit  dealer,   12  East  India  breast. 

House,  do. 
Barr  Mrs,  lodgings,  10  St  Andrew's  street 
Barr  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  1  Stanners  street 
BARRIE  John,  boatman,  16  Cathcart  street 
BASKFIELD  Josiah,  potter,  Clyde  Pottery 
BARRON  Philip,  painter,  50  Shaw  street 
BARWICK  Henry,  19  Sugarhouse  lane 
BATHGATE   Charles,   char  burner,  72  Roxburgh  st. 
BAXTER  Alexander,  4  Smith's  lane 
Baxter  Archibald,  blacksmith,  39  Dalrymple  street 
Baxter  David,  engineer,  4  John  street 
Baxter  Duncan,  feuar,  22  Market  street 
Baxter  John,  labourer,  17  Tobago  street 
Baxter  Malcolm,  carpenter,  2  William  street 
Baxter  Robert,  fish  curer  and  feuar,  6  Kilblain  street 
Baxter  William,  grocer,  11  Market  street 
Baxter  Mrs  Duncan,  lodgings,  63  Rue-end  street 
Baxter  Mrs  E.,  spirit  dealer,  St  Andrew  square 
Baxter  Mrs  Grace,  lodgings,  41  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Baxter  Mrs,  69  Vennel 
BEAR  George,  weigher,  3  Bruce  street 
BE  A  TIE  Charles,  boiler  maker,  5  John  street 


DIRECTORY.  15 


BEATON  Alexander,  sugar  baker,  2  Oawfurd  street 

Beaton  Alexander,  labourer,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 

Beaton  Archibald,  carpenter,  3  Salmon  street 

Beaton  John,  labourer,  41  Hamilton  street 

Beaton  John,  gardener,  50  Eldon  street 

Beaton  Peter,  carter,  4  Sugarhouse  lane 

BEATSON  John,  nailmaker,  5  Market  street 

BEGG  Miss  J.,  8  Ardgowan  street 

BEITH  Duncan,  sailmaker,  97  Regent  street 

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

Sugarhouse  lane 
Beith  James,  foreman  cooper,  35  Nicholson  street 
Beith  Thomas,  grocer,  1 1  Gartsburn  street.     House,  25 

Arthur  street 
Beith  Miss  Jean,  tailoress,  6  Dalrymple  street 
BELL  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  34  Dalrymple  street 
Bell  Archibald,  labourer,  3  Shannon's  close 
Bell  Duncan,  ropespinner,  20  Inverkip  street 
Bell  Francis,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  11    Hamilton 

street.     House,  79  Roxburgh  street 
Bell  Hugh,  grocer,  55  Shaw  street,     House,  43  Ann  st 
Bell  James,  mariner,  Highlanders'  Academy 
Bell  James,  teacher,  8  Smith's  lane 
Bell  James,  plumber,  8  Antigua  street 
Bell  John,  baker,  36  Dalrymple  street.   House,  do. 
Bell  John,  teacher,  8  Broad  close 
Bell   John,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  13   West 

Blackhall  street.     House,  do. 
Bell  John,  labourer,  8  Market  street 
Bell  John,  sawyer,  32  Inverkip  street 
Bell   Peter   &   Co.,  plumbers,  10   East  India  breast. 

House,  4  Lyle  street 
Bell  Robert  C,  physician,  38  Eldon  street 
Bell  Robert,  labourer,  26  Cartsburn  street 
Bell  Mrs  George,  6  Trafalgar  street 
BENHAM  James,   agent  for  steamers  "  Lady  Bris- 
bane," and  "  Lady  Kelburne,"  22  Shaw  street 
BENNET  James,  brassfounder,  19  Arthur  street 
Bennet  Thomas,  engineer,  16  Roxburgh  street 
BENisON  John,  seamen,  10  West  breast. 
Benson  Robert,  rigger,  1  Lyle  street 
Benson  William,  shipmaster,  4  Lyle  street 


16  DIRECTORY. 


Benson  William,  rigger,  17  Lynedoch  street 
BENZIE  J.,  clothier  and  outfitter,  19  Cathcart  street 

and  6  East  breast.     House,  2  Mearns  street 
BEVELL  James,  smith,  6  Smith's  lane 
BEVE RIDGE  James,  cooper,  9  Argjle  street 
Beveridge  James,  gardener,  17  Nicholson  street 
Beveridge  James,  smith,  15  Baker  street 
Beveridge  William,  labourer,  Watt  street 
Beveridge  William,  smith,  Armadale  buildings,  Back 

walks 
BIGHAM  David,  spirit  dealer,  32  Charles  street 
BINNIE  Alexander,  carpenter,  11  St  Lawrence  street 
Binnie  Robert,  of  M*  Arthur  &  Binnie,  Ralston,  near 

Paisley 
BIRNIE  Mrs,  63  Regent  street 
BIRKMYRE  Henry,  clerk,  13  Lynedoch  street 
Birkmyre  William,  engineer,  10  Baker  street 
BLACK  Alexander  L„  shipmaster,  9  Antigua  street 
Black  &  Anderson,  joiners,  21  West  Blackhall  street, 

and  24  West  Stewart  street 
Black  Andrew  I.,  of  P.  &  A.  Black.     House,  1  Mearns 

street 
Black  Allan,  porter,  57  Shaw  street 
Black  Archibald,  carpenter,  11  Nicholson  street 
Black  Angus,  carpenter,  34  Dalrymple  street 
Black  Archd.,  cattle  dealer,  Overton 
Black  Daniel,  grocer,  35  Shaw  street 
Black  Daniel,  carpenter,  19  Sir  Michael  street 
Black  Daniel,  cabinetmaker,  33  East  Shaw  street 
Black  Daniel,  boilermaker,  Ingleston  road 
Black  Dugald,  watchman,  4  Factory  lane,  Glebe 
Black  George,  carpenter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Black  James,  carpenter,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Black  James,  engineer,  22  Cartsburn  street 
Black  James,  of  Black  &  Anderson.     House,  13  West 

Stewart  street 
Black  John,  queen's  porter,  29  Market  street 
Black  John  &  Sons,  writers,  Anderson  place,  Cathcart 

street 
Black  John,  of  John  Black  &  Son.     House,  1  Mearns 

street 
Black  John,  grocer,  10  Cross-shore  street 


DIRECTORY.  17 


Black  John,  jun.,   of  John  Black  &  Son.     House,  4 

Trafalgar  street 
Black  John^  mariner,  45  Cathcart  street 
Black    P.  &    A..,   brewers   and   maltsters,  Holmscroft 

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

street 
Black  Robert,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Black  William,  clerk,  9  Bruce  street 
Black  Miss  Jane,  lodgings,  2§  Charles  street 
Black  Miss,  feuar,  2  Buceleuch  street 
Black  Mrs  James,  librarian  of  the  Greenock  Library, 

Watt  monument,  9  Union  street 
Black  Mrs,  39  Ann  street 

Black  Catherine,  huckster,  47  Dalrymple  street     ^ 
Black  Mrs,  lodgings,  20  Sugarhouse  lane 
Black  Mrs,  lodgings,  5  Dellingburn  street 
BLACKSTOCK  James,  labourer,  3  Bruce  street 
BLAKE  John,  engineer,  Upper  crescent 
BLACKWBLL  A.  W.,  tide  waiter,  Armadale  build- 
ings, Back  Walks 
BL&IKIE  William,  engineer,  Ingleston  road 
BLACKBURN  Miss,  7  Brisbane  street . 
BLACKLOCK  Mrs,   13  West  Stewart  street 
BLACKWOOD  John,  carter,  21  Lynedoch  street 
BLAIR    Alexander,    watchmaker    and    jeweller,    14 

Hamilton  street.     House,  12  Bogle  street 
Blair  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  12  Bogle  street.     House 

do. 
Blair  Archd.,  governor,  Poor-house,  Captain  street 
Blair  &  Barclay,  joiners  and  glaziers,  10  Cross-shore 

street 
Blair  Archibald,  of  Blair  &  Barclay,  3  Market  street 
Blair  Archibald,  painter,  30  Inverkip  street 
Blair  Archibald,  labourer,  9  Under  crescent 
Blair  &  Allison,  linen  and  woollen  drapers,  clothiers, 

&c,  6  Hamilton  street 
Blair  David,  baker,  45  Cathcart  street.     House,  do. 
Blair  George,  merchant,  Ford  cottage,  Patrick  street 
Blair  Hugh,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3  Bell  entry. 

House,  21  Lynedoch  street 
Blair  Hugh,  shoemaker,  33  Cathcart  street 

d2 


18  DIRECTORY. 


Blair  Hugh,  slademan,  66  Vermel 

Blair  James,  carter,  Ingleston  road 

Blair  James  &  Son,  wine  and  spirit  merchants,  5  Cus- 
tomhouse place.     House,  2  Watt  place. 

Blair  John,  rigger,  16  Tobago  street 

Blair  John,  tailor,  24  Tobago  street 

Blair  John,  carter,  15  Arthur  street 

Blair  John,  baker,  34  East  Shaw  street 

Blair  John,  tinsmith,  7  Broad  close 

Blair  John,  joiner,  34  Regent  street 

Blair  Joseph,  printer,  and  publisher  of  the  Greenock 
Herald  and  General  Advertiser  newspaper,  40  Cath- 
cart  street.     House,  2  Watt  place 

Blair  Matthew,  potato  merchant,  7  Market  street 

Blair  Peter,  38  Eldon  street 

Blair,  Reid  &  Steele,  sugar  refiners,  Ingleston 

Blair  Richard,  engineer,  7  Tobago  street 

Blair  Robert,  cabinetmaker  upholsterer,  and  house 
factor,  7  Victoria  Buildings,  West  Blackhall  street. 
House,  25  Kelly  street 

Blair  Robert,  of  Blair,  Reid  &  Steele,  House,  42 
Union  street 

Blair  Robert,  joiner,  23  Ljnedoch  street 

Blair  Robert,  writer  and  procurator  fiscal  for  the 
county,  5  Hamilton  street.     House,  81  Rpgent  st 

Blair  Thomas,  bootmaker,  26  West  Burn  st.  House, 
28  do. 

Blair  Thomas,  smith,  7  Under  crescent 

Blair  Thomas,  plumber,  25  Vennel 

Blair  Miss,  teacher,  11  Cartsburn  street 

BLANKIN  Mrs,  lodgings,  4  St  Andrew's  square 

BLENC  H  John  G.,  officer  of  Inland  Revenue,  1 1  Bear- 
hope  street 

BLUE  Alexander,  labourer,  3  Crawfurd  street 

Blue  Dugald,  labourer,  13  Ropework  street 

Blue  James,  engineer,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 

Blue  John,  spirit  dealer,  8  Charles  street 

Blue  Neil,  carpenter,  19  Shaw  street 

Blue  Donald,  cooper,  42  lnverkip  street 

BO  AG  Andrew,  cooper,  15  Kilblain  street 

Boag  Andrew,  writer,  8  Cathcart  square,  House, 
Holland  cottage,  12  Jamaica  street 


DIRECTORY.  19 


Boag  James,  brassfounder,  1  Regent  street 
Boag  James,  slater,  7  Market  street 
Boag  John,  plumber,  3  Hamilton  street 
Boag  Peter,  millwright,  5  Lynedoch  street 
Boag  .Robert,  smith,   tool  and   sugar  mould  manufac- 
turer, Golden  Bull  entry,  55  Shaw  street.    House, 
12  Jamaica  street 
Boag  Thomas,  smith,  ironmonger,  and  grate  maker,  7 

West  Blackhall  street.    House,  16  Kelly  street 
Boag  Walter,  late  shipmaster,  Finnart 
Boag  Mrs  John,  feuar,  12  Jamaica  street 
Boag  Mrs,  farmer,  Craigie  Knowes 
BOG  AN  Bernard,  wire  worker,  71  Vennel 
BOLL  John,  mason,  13  Nicholson  street 
BOLTOF  Thophius,  school  master,  14  Cathcart  street 
BONE  James,  carter,  36  Sir  Michael  street 
Bone  William,  of  Foulds  &  Bone.     House,    15  West 

Stewart  street 
BONAR  Rev,  J.    J.,   minister  of   St  Andrew's  Free 

Church.     House,  Ardgowan  street 
Bonnar  &  Cameron,  house  painters,  2  Watt  place 
Bonnar  Dundas,   of  Bonnar   &   Cameron,     House,   6 

Nelson  street 
BORLAND  David,  turner,  Brachelston  toll 
Borland  John,  town  missionary,  6  Antigua  street 
Borland  J.  C,  temperance  hotel  keeper,  24   Cathcart 

street.     House  do. 
BORTHWICK  William,  joiner,  30  Sir  Michael  st 
Borthwick  Mrs  John,  gardener  and  fruiterer,  10  Ham- 
ilton street.     Garden  and  nursery,  45  Regent  st 
BOSWELL  James,  potter,  Clyde  Pottery 
BOUCKLES    Thomas,    Customhouse    boatman,    27 

Vennel 
BOURNE  John  &  Co,  iron  shipbuilders,  Port-Glas- 
gow road 
BOWERS  Alexander,  carpenter,  63  Rue-end  street 
Bowers  Andrew,  flesher,  9  Cowgate  street 
Bowers  John,  joiner,  14  John  street 
Bowers  William,  mariner,  9  Cowgate  street 
Bowers  Mrs,  9  Cowgate  street 

BOWERBANK  John,  basket  maker,  65  Dalrymple  st 
BOWIE  Robert,  labourer,  1  Arthur  street 


20 


DIRECTORY. 


BOWLING  Green  and  curling  dam,  Ardgowan  square 

BOWMAN  John,  shoemaker,  53  Inverkip  street 

Bowman  Peter,  9  Crawfurd  street 

Bowman  Misses,  teachers,  9  Crawfurd  street 

BOYCE  Edward,  spirit  dealer,  31  Shaw  street 

BOYD  Andrew,  late  shipmaster,  41  Union  street 

Bojd  Daniel,  engineer,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 

Bojd  David,  labourer,  6  Roslin  street 

Bojd  James,  labourer,  7  Smith's  lane 

Bojd  James,  carpenter,  3  East  Stewart  street 

Bojd  James,  labourer,  32  Ann  street 

Bojd  John,  ginger  beer  brewer,  5  Ann  street 

Bojd  Jchnston,  12  Nicholson  street 

Bojd  Richard,  smith,  7  Under  crescent 

Bojd  Robert,  weaver,  17  Bearhope  street 

Bojd  Robert,  carpenter,  10  William  street 

Bojd  Robert,  captain,  82  Regent  street 

Bojd  William,  joiner,  28  Roxburgh   street 

Bojd  Win.,  grocer  and  provision  dealer,  28   Tobago  st 

Bojd  Miss,  6  Bruce  street 

Bojd  Miss,  dressmaker,  13  West  Blackhall  street 

Bojd  Miss,  feuar,  4  Smith's  lane 

Bojd  Mrs,  6,  Roslin  street 

Bojd  Mrs,  5  William  street 

BOYLE  Alexander,  carpenter,  17  John  street 

Bojle  David,  tidewaifer,  2  Tobago  street 

Bojle  James,  butter  and  egg  merchant,  26  Market  st. 
House,  do. 

Bojle  William,  boilermaker.  4  Manse  lane 

Bojle  Mrs  James,  grocer,  5  Vennel 

Bojle  Mrs,  lodgings,  29  Vennel 

BOYS  Lieut.  George  S.,  Commander  H.M.  ship  Athol, 
Naval  rendezvous  5  West  breast 

BRADLEY  George,  hatter  and   cap  manufacturer,  31 
Cathcart  street 

Bradlej  Mrs,  2  Tobago  street 

BRADSHAW  Miss,  sempstress,  11  York  street 
BRAMER  Samuel,  moulder,  Cljde  Potterj 
BRANNAGAN  John,  grocer  and  provision  store,  32 

Vennel 
BRECKENRIDGE  Thomas,  cabinetmaker,  15  West 
Blackhall  street.     House,  do. 


DIRECTORY.  21 


BRECKEY  John,  mariner,  35  Vennel 

BRBNNAN    John,   broker,    1    Sir    Michael   street. 

House,  do, 
BRIDIE  James,  shipmaster,  12  Brisbane  street 
BRISBANE  Mrs   Thomas,  Lillybank  cottage,  2  Fox 

street,  Low  Gourock  road 
BRISLAN  Peter,  boilermaker,  Upper  crescent 
BRITISH  Telegraph   Company,  32  Cathcart  street. 

Head  office,  43  Regent  Circus,  Piccadilly,  London 
BROADFOOT    James,    of   Douglas    and   Broadfoot. 

House,  8  Ardgowan  street 
Broadfoot  William,  farmer,  High  and  Low  Craigs 
Broadfoot  Robert,  druggist,  29  Sugarhouse  lane 
Broadfoot  Mrs  Hugh,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
BRODLEY  John,  spiritdealer,  9  East  breast.  Ho.,  do. 
BROABLEY  William,  broker,  12  Vennel 
BROCK  Archibald,  engineer,  Ingleston 
BRODIB  Archibald,  joiner,  40  Inverkip  street 
Brodie  Crawford,  railway  porter,  7  Cathcart  street 
Brodie  Daniel,  painter,  23  Vennel 
Brodie  Dugald,  tailor,  1  Charles  street 
Brodie  George,  coal  merchant,  28  Vennel.     House,  22 

Cathcart  street 
Brodie  James,  turner,  2  John  street 
Brodie  John,  skipper,  37  Crawfurd  street 
Brodie  John,  baker,  45  Hamilton  street.     House,  do, 
Brodie  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  22  Cathcart  street. 

House,  do. 
Brodie  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  8  William  street. 

House,  do. 
Brodie  Robert,  police  officer,  7  Market  street 
Brodie  Samuel,  smith,  22  Cathcart  street 
Brodie  Mrs  Isabella,  lodgings,  19  Shaw  street 
Brodie  Mrs  John,  23  Vennel 
BROGAN  James,  huckster,  26  Vennel 
BROTCHIE  Donald,  chaplain  to  seamen,   Seamen's 

chapel.     House,  24  Bank  street 
BROTHERS  Mrs  Samuel,  spiritdealer,  2  East  breast 
BROUN  Neil,  merchant,  2   Cathcart  street.     House, 

2  Ardgowan  square 
BROWN    Alexander,    hairdresser   and    perfumer,    2 

Cathcart  square 


22  DIRECTORY. 


Brown  Angus,  carpenter,  12  St  Lawrence  street 
Brown  Archibald,  carpenter,  39  Main  street,  Cartsdyka 
Brown  Archibald,  of  Macfarlane,  Brown  fy  Co.   House, 

23  Lynedock  street 
Brown  Daniel,  carpenter,  44  Vennel 
Brown  Daniel,  foreman  tinsmith,  45  Cathcart  street 
Brown  Duncan,  candlemaker,  9  Orawfurd  street 
Brown    Duncan,  Garrick  Tavern,  42  Cathcart  street. 

House  do, 
Brown  Duncan,  clerk,  Greenock  Felt  Work  Company. 

House,  23  Lynedoch  street 
Brown  Edward,  boilermaker,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Brown  Rev.  James  R.,  D.D.,  (of  the  Middle  Parish). 

House,  the  Manse,  1  Houston  street 
Brown  James  &  Co,  linen  and  woollen  drapers,  &c,  15 

Hamilton  street 
Brown  James,  ropemaker,  39  Ann  street 
Brown  James,  potter,  Clyde  Pottery 
Brown  James,  of  James  Brown  &  Co.     House,  3  For- 
syth street 
Brown  James,  stockingmaker,  39  Main  street,  Carts- 
dyke 
Brown  James,  collector  Shaws  Water  Co.     House,  49 

Rue- end  street 
Brown  James,  grocer,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
Brown  James,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  94  East 

Hamilton  street.     House,  23  Lynedoch  street 
Brown  James,  carpenter,  34  Charles  street 
Brown  John,  of  Fish,  Brown  &  Co.  House,  20  Nichol- 
son street 
Brown  John,  mariner,  3  Crawfurd  street 
Brown  John,  carter,  2  Kirk  street 
Brown  John,  labourer,  40  Inverkip  street 
Brown  John,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 
Brown  John,  labourer,  3  Market  street 
Brown  John,  feuar,  Clydesdale  cottage,  3  Forsyth  st 
Brown  John,  joiner  and  glazier,  13  Charles  street 
Brown  Matthew,  sugar  refiner,  3  Captain  st.     House, 

10  Ardgowan  square 
Brown  Matthew,  smith,  12  St  Lawrence  street 
Brown  Michael,  huckster,  1  Carnock  street 
Brown  Peter,  cooper,  16Bearhope  street 


DIRECTORY.  23 


Brown  Robert,  baker,  48  Shaw  street.  House,  5  Cross- 
shore  street 
Brown  Robert,  ropemaker,  24  Kelly  street 
Brown  Robert,  seamen,  7  Nicholson  street 
Brown  William,  joiner,  Drumfrocher  road 
Brown  William,  carpenter,  51  Main  street,  Carts  dyke 
Brown  William,  slater,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Brown  William,  mason,  I   William  street 
Brown  William,  nailer,  8  Cartsburn  street 
Brown  Miss  Margaret,  dressmaker,  35  Cathcart  street 
Brown  Miss  7  Nicholson  street 
Brown  Miss,  dressmaker,  17  Roxburgh  street 
Brown  Miss,  teacher  of  sewing,  45  Hamilton  street 
Brown  Mrs  Alexander,  huckster,  32  Sir  Michael  street 
Brown  Mrs  Duncan,  lodgings,  29  Nicholson  street 
Brown  Mrs  Henry,  31  Charles  street 
Brown  Mrs  James,  grocer,  19  Vennel 
Brown  Mrs  James,  6  West  Blackhall  street 
Brown  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Brown  Mrs,  37  Crawfurd  street 
Brown  Mrs,  feuar,  10  Broad  close 
Brown  Mrs,  lodgings,  71  Vennel 
Brown  Mrs,  lodgings,  20  Market  street 
Brown  Mrs,  Lyle  street  cottage 
Brown  Mrs  William,  21  Nicholson  street 
Brown  Mrs,  17  Roxburgh  street 
BROWNING  John,  clothier,  5  Hamilton  st.     House, 

35  East  Shaw  street 
Browning  Thomas,  labourer,  17  Arthur  street 
Browning  Mrs  James,  sewer,  95  Regent  street 
BROWNLIE,  Buchanan  &   Co.,  tinsmiths,   copper- 
smiths and  plumbers,  6  West  Breast 
Brownlie  James,  accountant,  Royal  Bank,  38  Cathcart 

street.     House,  do. 
Brownlie,  James,  shoemaker,  32  Dalrymple  street 
Brownlie  Robert,  38  Cathcart  street 
Brownlie  Miss,  Hillside,  1  St  Lawrence  street 
Brownlie   Mrs   William,  feuar,  Hillside  cottage,  1  St 

Lawrence  street 
BRUCE  Abram,  shipmaster,  29  Nicholson  street 
Bruce  Archibald,  feuar,  79  Roxburgh  street 


24  DIRECTORY, 


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

House,  32  Inrerkip  street 
Bruce  Magnus,  mariner,  Kerr's  land,  Longwell  close 
Bruce  Mrs  A.,  tobacconist,  40  Hamilton  street 
BRYCE  David,  shipmaster,  18  Kelly  street 
Brjce  James,  boilermaker,  12  Nicholson  street 
Bryce  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  4  Watt  street 
BEYDEN  James,  carpenter,  15  Arthur  street 
BRYEN  John  0-,  earthenware  dealer,  61  Vennel 
BRYMNER  Alexander,  carpenter,  53  Crawfurd  street 
Brymner  Alexander,  47  Crawfurd  street,  Glebe 
Brymner  D.  &  G.  coal,  coke,  lime,  and  brick  merchants, 

15  East  quay  lane.     Lime  yard  and  store,  head  of 
New  Dry  Dock 

Brymner  Douglas,  of  D.  &  G.   Brymner.     House,  18 

Bogle  street 
Brymner  Graham,  of  D.   &  G.   Brymner.     House  47 

Crawfurd  street 
Brymner  George,  16   Ann  street 
Brymner,  John,  accountant,  Greenock  Bank.     House, 

47  Crawfurd  street 
BRYSON    James   H.,   surgeon,    67    Rue-end   street 

House,  do. 
Bryson  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  8  Manse  lane 
Buclian  Thomas,  joiner  38  Sir  Michael  street 
Brysland  Peter,  boilermaker,  Upper  crescent 
BUCHANAN  Archibald,  labourer,  3  Salmon  street 
Buchanan  Archibald,  night  turnkey,  76  Roxburgh  st. 
Buchanan  Daniel,  joiner,  3  Salmon  street 
Buchanan  Humphrey,  carpenter,  8  Manse  lane 
Buchanan  James  C-,  Bagatelle,  23  Eldon  street 
Buchanan  James,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  8  East 

India  breast.     House,  Mount  park 
Buchanan  James,  painter  and  paper-hanger,  44  Shaw 
street,  and  29  Rue-end   street.     House,  65  Rue- 
end  street 
Buchanan  John,  brassfounder,  gasfitter,  and  inspector 
and  adjuster  of  imperial  weights  and  measures,  18 
Cathcart  st.     House,  76  Regent  street 
Buchanan  John,  porter  to  Clyde  Shipping  Company, 

16  Bearhope  street 


DIRECTORY.  25 


Buchanan  John,  brass-founder,  14  Stanners  street 
Buchanan  John,  carpenter,  3  Salmon  street 
Buchanan  John,  policeman,  3  Bruce  street 
Buchanan  Malcolm,  leather  merchant,  and  boot  and 

shoe  maker,  40  Cathcart  street.     House,  Abbots- 
ford  place,  7  Roxburgh  street 
Buchanan  Matthew,  of  Gray  &  Buchanan.     House,  84 

Regent  street 
Buchanan  Robert  M  ,  cooper,  18  Charles  street,  House, 

Mount  park 
Buchanan  Robert,  teacher,  24  Sir  Michael  street 
Buchanan   Walter  Washington,   M.D.,   Bagatelle,    23 

Eldon  street 
Buchanan  Miss  Catherine,  Hjde  Park  cottage 
Buchanan  Miss  Janet,  feuar,  9  Broad  close 
Buchanan  Miss  Margaret,  Hyde  Park  cottage 
Buchanan  Misses,  84  Regent  street 
Buchanan  Mrs  Alexander,  38  Eldon  street 
Buchanan  Mrs  Charles,  2  Buccleuch  street 
Buchanan  Mrs  Colin,  feuar,  24  Sir  Michael  street 
Buchanan  Mrs,  lodgings,  40  West  Burn  street 
Buchanan  Mrs  John,  feuar,  84  Regent  street 
Buchanan  Mrs  Neil,  feuar,  76  Regent  street 
BUIE  Archibald,  policeman,  4  Wellington  street 
Buie,  M.  &  H.  plumbers,  7  Dock  breast 
Buie  Hugh,  of  M.  &  H.  Buie.     House,   19  Brougham 

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

street 
BULLIONS  Thomas,  engineer,  1  Regent  street 
BUNTAIN  William,  16  East  Shaw  street 
BUNTING  James,  grocer,  1  Stanners  street 
Bunting  William,  chemist  1  Springkell  street 
BUNTEN  William,  baker,  24  Tobago  street 
Bunten  Mrs  Thomas,  hotel  keeper,  White  Hart  Hotel, 

50  Cathcart  street 
BURGESS  Jchn,   tobacconist,   3   Dalrymple    street. 

House,  7  Shaw  place 
BURN3T  William,  hammerman,  1  York  street 
BURNS  Alexander,  fruit  dealer,  2  William  street 
Burns  Daniel,  feuar,  24  Tobago  street 
Burns  Hugh,  spirit  dealer,  2Q  Market  street 


26  DIRECTORY. 


Burns  John,  gardener,  37  Crawfurd  street 

Burns  John  B  ,  shipmaster,  19  Bank  street 

Burns  James,  labourer,  4  Smith's  lane 

Burns  William,  shoe  maker,  5  Market  street 

Burns  Mrs,  34  Dalrjmple  street 

Burns  Miss  Helen,  19  Bank  street 

BURTON   Thomas,  collector  of  Poor  Rates,  Captain 

street.     House,  31  Sir  Michael  street 
Burton  Mrs  John,  remnant  and  stay  warehouse,  19 

Cathcart  street 
Burton  William,  porter,   17   Shaw  street.      House,  8 

Bogle  street 
BURT  James,  timekeeper,  6  Antigua  street 
BURWELL  Lazarus,  importer  and  dealer  in   fancy 

goods,  Bazaar,  14  Cathcart  street.     House,  18  do. 
BUTT  Diederick,  sugar  boiler,  Ingleston  road 
BUTTERLY  Nicholas,  farrier,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 
BY RN  Mrs,  34  Dalrymple  street 


CAB  BEL  George,  mariner,  30  Inverkip  street 
CADENHEAD  Mrs  Margaret,  spirit  dealer,  45  Dal- 
rymple street.     House  do. 
CAIN  Charles,  labourer,  4  Smith's  lane 
CAIRD  &  Co.,  engineers,  iron  shipbuilders  and  foun- 
ders, 8  Arthur  street  and  14  Main  street,  Carts- 
dyke 
Caird  Colin  S.  of  DuncanWeir  <b  Co.     House,  9  Grey 

place 
Caird  James  T.,  of  Caird  fy  Co.     House,  40  Eldon  st. 
Caird  Miss,  feuar,  12  Patrick  street 
Caird  Mrs  John,  9  Grey  place 
CAIRNS  James,  joiner,  6  Antigua  street 
Cairns  John,  pawnbroker,  6  Market  street 
Cairns   Robert,   refreshment  rooms,   34    Main  street, 

Cartsdyke 
CALDEE  Mrs,  grocer,  13  Tobago  street 
CALDER  Alexander,  carpenter,  29  Vennel 
Calder  William,  carver,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Calder  Mrs,  midwife,  56  Vennel 
CALDERWOOD  James,  mason,  72  Roxburgh  street 


DIRECTORY.  27 


CALDWELL  John,  mason,  12  John  street 
Caldwell  Samuel,  carter,  34  Charles  street 
Caldwell  William,  carter,  7  East  Shaw  street 
Caldwell  Mrs  William,  3  Ann  street 
CALEDONIAN  Railway  Co.'s  office,  25  Cathcart  st. 
CALLANDER   Alexander,  smith,  Highlanders' Aca- 
demy 
Callander  Thomas  &  Co,,   ship  chandlers,  tin  smiths, 

and  compass  makers,  11  West  breast 
Callander  Thomas,  of  Thomas  Callander  &  Go.  House, 

11  Forsyth  street 
CALLAWAY  Henry,  assistant  paymaster,  H.M.  ship 

Athole,  Naval  rendezvous,  5  West  breast 
CALL1GAN  Michael,  broker,  4  Vennel 
CAMERON  Alexander,  letter  carrier,  P.  0. 
Cameron  Alexander,  mason,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Cameron  Alexander,  boat  builder,  1  Carnock  street 
Cameron  Alexander,  sawyer,  2  Market  street 
Cameron  Allan,  wood  merchant,  G  St  Andrew's  street. 

House,  11  Antigua  street. 
Cameron  Allan,  mariner,  7  Broad  close 
Cameron  Angus,  labourer,  Overton 
Cameron  Angus,  smith,  53  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Cameron  Archibald,  spirit  dealer  and  cabinetmaker,  6 

East  Shaw  street.     House,  4  Bearhope  street 
Cameron  Archibald,  sailmaker,  1  Kilblain  street 
Cameron  Archibald,  carter,  4  Watt  street 
Cameron  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  42  Inverkip  street 
Cameron  Daniel,  mariner,  67  Vennel 
Cameron  Donald,  sawyer,  3  Manse  lane 
Cameron  Donald,  carpenter,  69  Vennel 
Cameron    Donald,  joiner,    M'Kelvie's   land,    Duncan 

street 
Cameron  Donald,  innkeeper,  Gardeners'  Arms,  10  Mar- 
ket street,  and  5  Manse  lane 
Cameron  Donald,  sexton,  40  Inverkip  street 
Cameron  Dugald,  mate,  Lyle's  land.  Back  walks 
Cameron  Duncan,  late  policeman,  36  Crawfurd  street,. 
Cameron  Duncan,  boatbuilder,  4  East  Blackhall  stree  . 

House,  3  St  Andrew's  street 
Cameron  Duncan,  porter,  35  Roxburgh  street 
Cameron,  Henry,  moulder,  32  Dalrymple  street 


28  DIRECTORY. 


Cameron  Hugh,  policeman,  71  Vennel 
Cameron  Hugh,  porter,  37  Crawfurd  street 
Cameron  Hugh,  feuar,  Mount  Pleasant 
Cameron  Hugh,  pilot,  50  Shaw  street 
Cameron  John,  gardener,  Chapelton,  Kingston 
Cameron  John,  night  watchman,  24  Inverkip  street 
Cameron  John,  labourer,  5  West  Quay  lane 
Cameron  John,  boatman,  18  Crawfurd  street 
Cameron  John,  auctioneer  and  valuator,  10,  12,  and  14 

Cross-shore  street.    House,  15  do. 
Cameron  Kenneth,  grocer,  7  Dalrymple  street.  House, 

7  William  street 
Cameron  Murdoch,  carpenter,  2  John  street 
Cameron  Peter,  gardener,  29  Charles  street 
Cameron  Patrick,  feuar,  6  Trafalgar  street 
Cameron  Robert,  policeman,  5  Cowgate  street 
Cameron  William,  labourer,  3  Smith's  lane 
Cameron  William,  cotton  spinner,  Broomhill 
Cameron  William,  of  Bonnar  &  Cameron.     House,  1 1 

Antigua  street 
Cameron  Flora,  huckster,  46  Vennel 
Cameron  Mrs,  dressmaker,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 
Cameron  Mrs,  15  Crawfurd  street 
Cameron  Mrs  Hugh,  5  Ardgowan  street,  west 
CAMPBELL  Alexander,    sanitary  inspector   to    Par- 
ochial Board,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 
Campbell  Alexander,  carpenter,  8  Cathcart  street 
Campbell,  Anderson  &  Co.,  merchants  and  shipowners, 

2  Shaw  street 
Campbell  Angus,  engineer,  27  Charles  street 
Campbell  Alex.,  carpenter,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  Alex.,  smith,  33  Regent  street 
Campbell  Alex.,  stationer  and  bookbinder,  9  Hamilton 

street 
Campbell  Archd.,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 
Campbell  Archd.,  carpenter,  1  Regent  street 
Campbell  Archd.,  huckster,  8  Sir  Michael  street 
Campbell  Archd.,  watchman,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 
Campbell  Archd.,  boot  and  shoemaker,  47  Main  street, 

Cartsdyke 
Campbell  Colin,  collector  of  inland  revenue,  Custom- 
house.    House,  48  Brougham  street 


DIRECTORY.  29 


Campbell  &  Gillespie,  messengers  at  arms,  3  Bank  st. 
Campbell  Daniel,  joiner,  56  Roxburgh  street 
Campbell  David,  police  officer,  13  Vennel 
Campbell  Daniel,  mariner,  28  Cathcart  street 
Campbell  Daniel,  smith,  7  Arthur  street 
Campbell  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  48  Shaw  street 
Campbell  Donald,  joiner,  13  John  street 
Campbell  Dugald,  pilot,  1  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
Campbell  Duncan  A.,  of  Greenock  Distillery  Go.     Ho. 

17  Ardgowan  square 
Campbell  Duncan,  gabbartman,  12  Ropework  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  coppersmith,  49  Roxburgh  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  joiner,  6  Ann  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  policeman,  69  Vennel 
Campbell  Duncan,  grocer,  37  Hamilton  street.     Ho., 

Boyd  place 
Campbell,  Duncan,  shipmaster,  12  Watt  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  hosiery  and  remnant  warehouse,   13 

Tobago  street 
Campbell  Duncan,  carpenter,  13  East  Quay  lane 
Campbell  Edward,  currier,  21  Ann  street 
Campbell  Hugh,  pattern  maker,  16  Antigua  street 
Campbell  James,  builder,  30  Crawfurd  street.     House, 

6  Watt  street 
Campbell  James,  moulder,  27  Charles  street 
Campbell  James,  shipmaster,  13  Hope  place,  Antigua 

street 
Campbell  James,  shipmaster,  24  Ann  street 
Campbell  James,  tidewaiter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Campbell  James,  joiner,  7  West  Stewart  street 
Campbell  James,  tailor,  25  Vennel 
Campbell  James,  gardener,  Newark  street 
Campbell  John,  clothier  and  outfitter,  14  Hamilton  st. 

House,  44  Ann  street 
Campbell  John,  mariner,  15  Crawfurd  street 
Campbell  John,  labourer,  11  Duncan  street 
Campbell  John,  baker,  3  Manse  lane 
Campbell  John,  boilermaker,  11  Cowgate  street 
Campbell  John,  currier,   9  West  breast.     House,  39 

Ann  street 
Campbell  Jchn,  of  Honeyman  &  Campbell.     House,  21 

Sir  Michael  street 

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30  DIRECTORY. 


Campbell,  John,  Capt,,  27  Roxburgh  street 
Campbell  John,  steamboatman,  10  Shaw  street 
Campbell  John,  carpenter,  10  Shaw  street 
Campbell  John,  law  clerk,  9  Captain  street 
Campbell  John,  mariner,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Campbell  John,  policeman,  Brachelston 
Campbell  John,  currier,  39  Ann  street 
Campbell  John,  sailmaker,  28  Ann  street 
Campbell  John,  carter,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  John,  blacksmith,  43  Cathcart  street 
Campbell  John,  carpenter  and  feuar,  17  Brougham  st. 
Campbell  John,  shipmaster,  21  Sir  Michael  street 
Campbell  John,  broker,  5  Taylor's  close 
Campbell  John,  coal  merchant,  Arthur  street.     Ho., 

6  Stanners  street 
Campbell  John,  boilermaker,  57  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  John,  carpenter,  2  East  Blackhall  street 
Campbell  John,  jr.,  &  Co.,  ship  smiths,  9  West  breast 
Campbell  John,  of  John  Campbell,  jr.  &  Go.     House, 

2  Crawfurd  street 
Campbell  John,  carpenter,  19  Sir  Michael  street 
Campbell  John,  gardener,  43  Crawfurd  street 
Campbell  Neil,  merchant,  Greenbank  mills.     House, 

20  Margaret  street 
Campbell  Neil,  shoemaker,  11  St  Andrew's  street 
Campbell  Neil,  shoemaker,  5  Market  street 
Campbell  Norman,  coal  merchant,  Harvie  lane 
Campbell  Matthew,  engineer,  21  Bearhope  street 
Campbell  Peter,  grocer,  12  Dalrymple  street.     House, 

22  Bank  street 
Campbell  Peter,  boot  and  shoemaker,  5Q  Vennel 
Campbell  Robert  N.,  hardware  and  general  house  fur- 
nishing merchant,  7  Cathcart  street.     House,  30 

East  Regent  street 
Campbell  Robert,  policeman  and  bellringer,  56  Vennel 
Campbell  Robert,  flesher,  36  Vennel 
Campbell  Robert,  teacher,  session  clerk  and  registrar 

of  births,  deaths  and  marriages,  Middle  parish,  9 

Ann  street.    House,  1 1  Bank  street 
Campbell  Ronald,  catechist,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Campbell  Thomas,  of  Campbell  &  Gillespie.     Office,  4 

Moss  street,  Paisley.     House,  2  Caledonia  st.,  do. 


DIRECTORY.  31 


Campbell  Thomas,  stevedore,  20  Cathcart  street 
Campbell  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  13  Vennel 
Campbell  Walter,  feuar,  2  West  Burn  street 
Campbell  William,  printer,  49  Cathcart  street,  and  1 

Bank  street.     House,  13  Mearns  street 
Campbell  William,  shipmaster,  4  Salmon  street 
Campbell  William,  cutler  and  gun  and  fishing  rod  ma- 
ker, 32  Cathcart  street.     House,  29  do. 
Campbell  William,  feuar,  28  East  Shaw  street 
Campbell  William,  joiner,  14  East  Shaw  street 
Campbell  William,  joiner,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Campbell  Miss  Elizabeth,  1  Stanners  street 
Campbell,  Miss  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  9  Cowgate  st. 
Campbell  Miss  Margaret,  feuar,  33  Hamilton  street 
Campbell  Miss  M.,  tobacconist,  16  Hamilton  street 
Campbell  Miss,  9  Captain  street 
Campbell  Miss,  12  St  Lawrence  street 
Campbell  Mrs  Alexander,    steamboat  tavern,  2^East 

breast 
Campbell  Mrs  Catherine,  lodgings,  10  Cartsburn  street 
Campbell    Mrs    Duncan,    1    Harvie    lane,    Dalrymple 

street 
Campbell  Mrs  Duncan,  feuar,  7  Duncan  street 
Campbell  Mrs  D.,  feuar,  Mount  park 
Campbell  Mrs  John,  15  Crawfurd  street 
Campbell  Mrs  John,  8  Dalrymple  street 
Campbell  Mrs  John,  carter,  14  St  Andrew  street 
Campbell  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  2  L  Arthur  street 
Campbell  Mrs  John,  14  Princes  street 
Campbell  Mrs  John,  grocer,  45  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Campbell  Mrs  John,  grocer,  27  Market  street 
Campbell  Mrs,  basket  warehouse,  20  Charles  street 
Campbell  Mrs,  3  Cowgate  street 
Campbell  Mrs,  10  Charles  street 
Campbell  Mrs,  49  Inverkip  street 
Campbell  Mrs,  5  West  Quay  lane 
Campbell  Mrs  Margaret,  grocer,  3  Manse  lane 
Campbell  Mrs  Neil,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  street 
Campbell  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  7  Tobago  street 
CANNING  George,  engineer,  8  Manse  lane 
CANNON  Michael,  carter,  62  Vennel 
CARCHKIE  James,  provision  dealer,  40  Shaw  street 


32  DIRECTORY, 


CARBERY   Charles,  tailor  and  clothier,  14  William 

street.     House  7  do. 
CARD  ALLS  James,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 
CARLIN  William,  rafter  5  Shannon's  close 
CARMALT  Mrs,  14  Kelly  street 
CARMICHAEL  Andrew,  merchant,  of  John  Haddow 

&  Co.     House,  Banktop. 
Carmichael  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  8  Manse  lane 
Carmichael  Charles,  shoemaker,  5  West  Quay  lane 
Carmichael  Daniel,  carpenter,  29  Charles  street 
Carmichael  Donald,  grocer,  4  Kilblain  street 
Carmichael  Dugald,  smith,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Carmichael  Dugald,  labourer.  27  Lynedoch  street 
Carmichael  James,  of  Greenock  Brewery   Co.     House, 

1 1  Ardgowan  square 
Carmichael  Hector,  labourer,  7  Under  crescent 
Carmichael  John  H.,  merchant.     House,  Banktop 
Carmichael  John,  shipmaster,  13  Mearns  street 
Carmichael  John,  shoemaker,  13  Cartsburn  street 
Carmichael  John,  riveter,  19  Shaw  street 
Carmichael  Malcolm,  carpenter,  1  Vennel 
Carmichael  Malcolm,  feuar,  Upper  crescent 
Carmichael  Joseph,  labourer,  17  Arthur  street 
Carmichael  Michael,  spirit  dealer,  35  Dalrymple  street 
Carmichael  Peter,  smith,  1  Manse  lane 
Carmichael  William,  engine-fitter,  3  Bruce  street 
Carmichael  &  Young,  coopers,  Arthur  street 
Carmichael  Mrs,  19  Arthur  street 
Carmichael  Miss,  Banktop,  Regent  street 
Carmichael  Mrs,  lodgings,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Carmichael  Mrs,  eating-house,  7  Buccleuch  street 
CARREY  James,  labourer,  4  Stanners  street 
CARRICK  Miss,  furnishing  shop,  38  Hamilton  street 
Carrick  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Rue-end  street 
CARRIGAN  Edward  C,  labourer,  33  Hamilton  street 
CARREN  John,  coal  merchant,  Smith's  lane 
CARROL  Henry,  labourer,  9  Under  crescent 
Carrol  William,  coal  merchant,  10  Longwell  close 
CARR  William,  potter,  Ladyburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 
CARRON  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  15  Hamilton  street 
CARS  ELL  Mrs,  teacher,  6  Trafalgar  street 
CARSTAIRS  Grace,  huckster,  4  Springkell  street 


DIRECTORY.  33 


CARSILL   Mrs   Robert,   lodgings,   Lyle's  land,  Back 

walks 
CARSON  Henry,  ropemaker,  28  Crawfurd  street 
Carson  Mrs,  cook,  21  Crawfurd  street 
CARSWELL  Edward,  dealer,  39  Dalrymple s treet 
Carswell  John,  measurer,  22  Mearns  street 
Carswell  James,  skipper,  19  Bearhope  street 
Carswell  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  Inverkip  street 
CARTS  DYKE  Catholic  Chapel,  1  Rue-end  street 
Cartsdyke  Mechanics'  Library,  5  East  Blackhall  street 
CARRUTH  John,  cartwright,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
CARRUTHERS    William,    carpenter,    Lyle's    land, 

Back  walks 
CARTY  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  24  Dalrymple  street 
CASSELS  L.  S.,  tea  dealer  and  grocer,  19  Hamilton 

street 
Cassels  Robert,   India   and  China   tea  warehouse,    26 

Hamilton  street.     House  do. 
Cassels  Mrs,  lodgings,  10  East  Blackhall  street 
CASSIDY  Mrs  William,  huckster,  64  Vennel 
C  ATHAR  John,  broker,  9  Dalrymple  street.     Ho.,  do. 
CHALMERS  Alexander,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer, 

grain  dealer,  &c,   67  Rue-end  street.     House,  76 

Regent  street 
Chalmers    Alexander,   tide  waiter,    Lyle's    land,    Back 

walks 
Chalmers  Archibald,  feuar,  Flower  bank,  Eldon  street 
Chalmers  Archibald,  blockmaker,  44  Inverkip  street 
Chalmers  Hugh  M.,  joiner  and  glazier,  14  Ann  street. 

House,  21  Bearhope  street 
Chalmers  James,  cabinetmaker,  38  West  Burn  street 
Chalmers  John,  clerk,  8  Watt  street 
Chalmers  John,  yan  driver,  5  Mearns  street 
Chalmers  John,  pensioner,  4  Inverkip  street 
Chalmers  Robert,   late  bank  porter,  4  Mansion-house 

lane 
Chalmers  William,  shipmaster,  Holmscroft  street 
Chalmers  Miss,  lodgings,  29  Regent  street 
Chalmers  Miss,  dressmaker,  8  Watt  street 
Chalmers  Mrs  Alexander,  feuar,  Port- Glasgow  road 
CHAMBERS  Robert,  ship  master,  16  Antigua  street 
Chambers  Mrs,  Port- Glasgow  road 


34 


DIRECTORY. 


Chambers  Mrs  William,  30  Market  street 
CHALMERS  Mrs  R.,  8  Buccleuch  street 
CHARLES  &  Co.,  underclothing  establishment,  8  W. 

Blackhall  street 
CHARTERS  James,  moulder,  8  St.  Lawrence  street 
CHERRY  Richard,  boilermaker,  22  John  street 
CHISHOLM  &  Co,,  coopers  &  fish  curers,  12  Charles 

street 
Chisholm  Archd.,  of  Chisholm  &  Co.     Ho.,  21  Nichol- 
son street 
Chisholm  William,  carpenter,  18  William  street 
Chisholm  Miss,  21  Nicholson  street 
CHORLEY  Robert  S.,  anchor  smith,  52  Dalrymple  st. 
CHRISTIAN  Daniel,  smith,  Ingleston  road 
Christian  John,  foreman  smith,  30  Regent  street 
CHRISTIE  D.  G„  painter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Christie  Peter  &  Co.,  carvers,  Shaw  place 
Christie  Peter,  of  P.  Christie  <b  Co.     Ho.,  7  Market  st. 
CITY  of  Glasgow  Bank,  46  Cathcart  street 
CLACHAR  Thomas,  coal  merchant,  42  Main  street, 

Cartsdyke.     House,  40  do. 
CLAPPERTON  Thomas,  joiner,  36  Hamilton  street 
Clapperton  Mrs,  6  Bojd  place 
CLARIE  Miss,  dressmaker,  35  Hamilton  street 
CLARK  Alexander,  porter  and  letter  carrier,  11  East 

Quay  lane 
Clark  Alex.  M.,  of  J.  Clark  &  Son.     Ho.,  21   Broug- 
ham street 
Clark  Angus,  coachman,  16  William  street 
Clark  Archibald,  grocer,  6  Crawfurd  street 
Clark  Daniel,  smith,  3  East  Stewart  street 
Clark  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  30  Shaw  street 
Clark  Donald,  watchman,  22  Ann  street 
Clark  Duncan,  carpenter,  24  Ann  street 
Clark  Duncan,  overseer,  Lambs'  cottages,  Kingston 
Clark  Edward,  smith,  40  West  Burn  street 
Clark  James,  labourer,  7  Duncan  street 
Clark  John,  of  J.  Clark  &  Son.     House,  21  Brougham 

street 
Clark  John  &  Son,  watchmakers    and  jewellers,  43 

Cathcart  street 
Clark  John,  of  Macnab  &  Clark.     Ho.,  9  Roxburgh  st. 


DIRECTORY.  35 


Clark  John,  joiner,  Holmscroft  street 

Clark  John,  coal  merchant,  38  Inverkip  street 

Clark  John,  umbrella  maker,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 

Clark  John,  joiner,  35  Cathcart  street 

Clark  Lachlan,  boatbuilder,  Clyde  street.     House,  54 

West  Blackhall  street 
Clark  Neil,  watchman,  Lambs'  cottages,  Kingston 
Clark  Patrick  S.  painter,  Id  Main  street,  Cartsdjke 
Clark  Peter,  cooper,  28  Nicholson  street 
Clark  Peter,  labourer,  10  Baker  street 
Clark  Peter,  grocer,   Drumfrochar  road.     House,  43 

Ann  street 
Clark  Samuel,  cooper,  Drumfrochar  road 
Clark  Swain,  blacksmith,  3  Vennel 
Clark  Thomas,  boilermaker,  19  Shaw  street 
Clark  William,  marine  painter,  2  Cross-shore  street 
Clark  William,  smith,  7  Bruce  street 
Clark  William,  engineer,  21  Ann  street 
Clark  Mrs,  grocer,  9  Kilblain  street 
Clark  Mrs  Andrew,  Mount  park 
Clark  Mrs  George,  lodgings,  25  West  Burn  street 
Clark  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  9  Laird  street 
Clark  Mrs,  patent  mangle  keeper,  9  Sir  Michael  street 
Clark  Mrs,  13  Ropework  street 
Clark  Mrs  Janet,  spirit  dealer,  49  Dalrymple  street 
Clark  Miss,  dressmaker,  32  Regent  street 
Clark  Miss,  dressmaker,  29  Brougham  street 
Clark  Miss  Catherine,  26  Sir  Michael  street 
CLE  LAND  John,  searcher,  landing  and  coast  waiter, 

Customhouse.     House,  9  Laird  street 
CLINK  William,  deep  sea  pilot,  10  East  Blackhall  st. 
Clink  J.  D.,  shipmaster,  7  Brisbane  street 
Clink  Miss,  embroiderer,  10  East  Blackhall  street 
CLUBB  George,  locker,  23  Clarence  street,  Glebe 
CLYDE  Shipping  Co.     Office,  Excise  buildings 
Clyde  Towing  Co.,  New,  10  West  breast 
Clyde  Pottery,  Port- Glasgow  road 
CLYDESDALE   Banking   Co.     Office,   7   Hamilton 

street 
COATS  Archibald,  tailor,  15  Inverkip  street 
Coats  Dugald,  huckster,  33  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Coats  John,  spirit  dealer,  18  Sir  Michael  street 


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36  DIRECTORY. 


Coats  Mrs,  lodgings,  35  West  Blackhall  street 
COCH  Andrew,  moulder,  6  West  Stewart  street 
COCHRANE  Andrew,   hair-dresser,  27    Sugarhouse 

lane 
Cochrane  John,  shipmaster,  5  East  Blackhall  street 
Cochrane  Robert,  labourer,  22  East  Shaw  street 
Cochrane  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  31  Market  street 
Cochrane  Mrs  Robert,  11  Dalrymple  street 
Cochrane  Mrs,  27  Sugarhouse  lane 
Cochrane    Mrs,   spirit    dealer,    11    Dalrymple    street. 

House,  1  Watson's  lane 
COFFEE  Room  (Exchange),  27  Cathcart  street 
Coffee  Room  (Greenock),  2  Cathcart  square 
COLE  George  Augustus,   British  wine  agent,  4  Bogle 

street.     House,  Ardgowan  square 
Cole  John,  timekeeper,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Cole  Rev.  Charles,  incumbent  of  St  John's  Episcopal 

church.     House,  Ardgowan  square 
Cole  Peter,  carpenter,  46  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
COLLIE  John,  printer  89  Regent  street 
COLLINS  James,  tailor,  33  Hamilton  street 
Collins  Charles,  mariner,  19  Hamilton  street 
Collins  David  M.,  41  Hamilton  street 
Collins  James,  printer,  Lady  burn 
Collins  Peter,  huckster,  38  Vennel 
Collins  William,  Cowdenknowes 
COLLIN vSON  John,  engineer,  25  Lynedoch  street 
COLQUHOUN  &  Ainslie,    smiths,  Melville  court,  31 

Hamilton  street 
Colquhoun  Dugald,  sexton,  1   Nicholson  street 
Colquhoun  John,  clerk,  28  Crawfurd  street 
Colquhoun  John,  carpenter,  1  Cowgate  street 
COLSTON  Mrs,  49  Roxburgh  street 
COMRIE  William,  tidewaiter,  32  Hamilton  street 
CONGREGATIONAL  Chapel,  George  square 
CONNACHER   Peter,  inland  revenue  clerk,  16  Rox- 
burgh street 
CONNAL  Andrew,  engineer,  2  John  street 
Connal   Ebenezer   &  Co.,  merchants  and  commission 

agents,  2  Shannon's  close 
Connal  E.,  of  E.  Connal  &  Co.     House,  50  Eldon  street 
CONNALY'S  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Highland  close 


DIRECTORY.  SJ 


OONNELL  Alexander,  carpenter,  3  Cowgate  street 
Connell  Alexander,  sawyer,  40  Inverkip  street 
Connell  Alexander,  labourer,  13  Inverkip  street 
Connell  Alexander,  clerk,  13  Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
Connell  Archibald,  carpenter,  57  Shaw  street 
Connell  John,  carpenter,  22  John  street 
Connell  Richard,  boilermaker,  63  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
Connell  Richard,  boilermaker,  20  Ann  street 
CONNELLY  John,  6  Watson's  lane 
CONWAY  Francis,  painter,  4  Bruce  street 
Conway  Matthew,  painter,  16  Sir  Michael  street 
Conway  Mrs,  37  West  Blackhall  street 
CONNOR  Phillip,  smith,  East  Shaw  street 
COOK  Duncan  &  Archibald,  smiths  and  chainmakers, 

4  Charles  street.     House,  4  Laird  street 
Cook  Duncan,  rigger,  6  Crawfurd  street 
Cooke  James  E.,  station  clerk,  railway  office.     House, 

4  Antigua  street 
Cook  Robert,  broker,  29  Market  street 
Cook  William,  boilermaker,  10  Shannon's  close 
Cook  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  10  East  India  breast 
Cook  M.,  2  William  street 

Cook  Mrs,  boarding  house  keeper,  8  East  Quay  lane 
COOPER  Archd.  engineer,  57  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
Cooper  James,  joiner,  4  Salmon  street 
Cooper  Robert,  rivetter,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  st. 
Cooper  Thomas,  shipmaster,  7  Kelly  street 
Cooper  Thomas,  smith,  55  Shaw  street 
COPELAND  John,  shoemaker,  7  Cartsburn  street 
Copeland  John,  millwright,  27  Roxburgh  street 
CORBETT  John,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 
Corbett  Matthew,  tailor,  28  West  Burn  street 
CORE  Adam,  millwright,  7  John  street 
CORNWALL  Mrs,  lodgings,  15  Kelly  street 
COTTER  Mrs,  matron,  Infirmary,  Inverkip  street 
COUGAN  Patrick,  labourer,  15  East  Quay  lane 
COUPER  Andrew,  customhouse  boatman,  20  Tobago 

street 
Couper  James,  cooper,  28  Crawfurd  street 
Couper  Margaret,  grocer,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
COUSINS  Thomas,  smith,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
COVERDALE  Norris,  5  Shaw  street 


38  DIRECTORY. 


COWAN"  &  Dick,  coopers  and  provision  merchants,  \ 

Bogle  street 
Cowan  Archibald,  of  Cowan  &  Dick.     Ho  ,  5  Lyle  st. 
Cowan  Daniel,  provision  merchant,  43  Hamilton*  street 

House,  11  Kelly  street 
Cowan  &  Lawrie,  drapers,  4  Hamilton  street  and  1( 

Cathcart  square 
Cowan  Robert,  of  Cowan  &  Laurie,    Ho.,  64  Union  st 
Cowan  Miss  Christian,  9  East  Shaw  street 
Cowan  Mrs  A.,  lodgings,  3  West  Stewart  street 
Cowan  Mrs  Gilbert,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Cowan  Mrs  John,  mangier,  13  Sir  Michael  street 
COYLE  Edward,  slater,  7  Cowgate  street 
Coyle  James,  baker,  22  Cathcart  street.     Ho.,  21  do. 
Coyle  John,  tinsmith  and  gasfitter,  2  and  14  Willian 

street.     House,  Ford 
Coyle  John,  provision  merchant,  21  Cathcart  st.     Ho 

ditto 
Coyle  Mary,  washer,  8  Manse  lane 
CRABB  William  B,,  mason,  30  Ann  street 
CRAIG  George,  hatter,  40  Cathcart  street 
Craig  John,  labourer,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Craig  Robert,  baker,  27  Roxburgh  street 
Craig  Robert,  labourer,  28  Charles  street 
Craig  Samuel,  smith,  15  Arthur  street 
Craig  Thomas,  coal  merchant,  8  Hamilton  street.   Ho., 

Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
Craig  William,  tide  surveyor.     House,  5  Mearns  st. 
Craig  Mrs  Walter,  grocer,  43  Inverkip  street   Ho.,  do. 
CRAIGIE  George,  shipmaster,  8  Chapel  street 
CRAM  &  Taylor,  builders,  60  Roxburgh  street 
Cram  Peter,  builder,  of  Cram  &  Taylor,  60  Roxburgh 

street 
CRAMB  William,  joiner,  18  Duncan  street 
CRANE  James,  tanner,  12  John  street 
Crane  James,  mariner,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Crane  William,  engineer,  Ingleston  road 
CRANSTON  Thomas,  teacher  of  navigation  and  nau- 
tical astronomy,  65  Rue-end  street.     House,  do. 
CRAWFORD  Alexander,  cooper,  55  Shaw  street 
Crawford  ;Alex.,   of  Allison   &   Crawford.     House,  3 

Kelly  street 


DIRECTORY.  39 


Crawford  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  60  Dalrymple  st. 
Crawford  Andrew,  joiner,  blockmaker  and  house-factor, 
22  West  Burn  street.     House,  44  Inverkip  street 
Crawford  Bryce,  carpenter,  4  John  street 
Crawford  Conrod,  coppersmith,  28  Tobago  street 
Crawford  Daniel,  clerk,  3  Kelly  street 
Crawford  David,  writer,  Mansion-house.     House,  For- 
syth street 
Crawford  David  Rose,  writer,  Mansion-house.     House, 

Forsyth  street 
Crawford  &  Fulton,  joiners  and  glaziers,  16  Bogle  st. 
Crawford  Henry,  labourer,  15  Inverkip  street 
Crawford  James,  contractor,  8  Virginia  street.     Ho., 

13  Lynedoch  street 
Crawford  James,  carter,  Ingleston 
Crawford  John,  woodmeasurer,  Lambs'  cottages,  King- 
ston 
Crawford  John,  carpenter,   52  Dalrymple  street 
Crawford  John,  watchman,  2  Dellingburn  street 
Crawford  John,  carter,  14  St  Andrew's  street 
Crawford  John,  mariner,  4  Ann  street 
Crawford  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  35  Cathcart  street. 

House,  23  Lynedoch  street 
Crawford  John  M.,  North  British  Daily  Mail,  Glasgow. 

House,  14  Cathcart  street 
Crawford  John,  sawyer,  42  Inverkip  street 
Crawford  M.  &  Son,  clothiers  and  outfitters,  30  Cath- 
cart street.     House,  5  Lyle  street 
Crawford  Teter,  carpenter,  3  Under  crescent 
Crawford  Robert,  labourer,  Upper  Ingleston 
Crawford    Kobert,    spirit   and    cattle    dealer,    White 

Horse  Inn,  6  Market  street 
Crawford  William,  shipowner,  Q6  Union  street 
Crawford  William,  carter,  8  St  Lawrence  street 
Crawford  William,  carter,  7  Under  crescent 
Crawford  William,  grocer,  1 6  West  Blackball  street. 

House,  9  Brougham  street 
Crawford  Miss,  cowfeeder,  Gipsy  lane 
Crawford  Miss,  Mansion-house 
Crawford  Mrs,  feuar,  53  Inverkip  street 
Crawford  Mrs,  13  Inverkip  street 
Crawford  Mrs  A.,  spirit  dealer,  3  West  breast 


40 


DIRECTORY. 


Crawford  Mrs  Daniel,  28  Cartsburn  street 
Crawford  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  1  Regent  street 
Crawford  Mrs,  mangle  keeper,  21  Tobago  street 
Crawford  Mrs,  mangle  keeper,  2  Delliagburn  street 
Crawford  Mrs  Robert,  spirit  dealer,   23  Main  street, 

Cartsdyke 
CRIGHTON  Archibald,  lathsplitter,  35   West  Burn 

street.     House,  6  Kilblain  street 
Crighton  Henrj,  baker,  5  Bruce  street 
CRONE  Matthew,  engineer,  7  West  breast 
CROOK  Robert,  pilot,  1  Ardgowan  street 
CROOKSHANKS    James,  sheriff  officer,  3  Bank  st. 

House,  32  Charles  street 
Crookshanks  John,  carpenter,  9  Under  crescent 
Crookshanks  Joseph,  coach  proprietor,  41  West  Black- 
hall  street.     House,  32  Charles  street 
CROMBIE  Daniel,  plasterer,  58  Vermel 
CROSS  Henry,  painter,  6  Trafalgar  street 
CROW  Mrs,  grocer,  31  Charles  street 
CROWN  William,  carter,  22  Shaw  street 
CRUDEN  Alexander,  tailor,  2  Tobago  street 
CRUTHERS  William,  broker,  30  Dalrymple  street 
CULL  Robert,  mariner,  25  Vennel 
CULLEN  Mrs,  30  West  Blackhall  street 
CUM  MING  David,  carpenter,  20   West  Blackhall  st. 
Gumming  John,  joiner,  5  Rue-end  street 
Gumming  John   B.,  surveyor,   for  Lloyd's  registry  of 

shipping,  2  West  quay,     House,  22  Margaret  st. 
Gumming  Thomas,  gardener,  42  Crawfurd  street 
Cumming  Mrs,  huckster,  4  Manse  lane 
CUNNINGHAM  David,  book  agent,  30  Sir  Michael 

street 
Cunningham  Isaac,  joiner,  7  Sugarhouse  lane 
Cunningham  John  &  Co.,  merchants  and   shipowners, 

16  William  street 
Cunningham  John,  of  John  Cunningham  &  Co.     House, 

Seafield 
Cunningham  John,  mason,  53  Roxburgh  street 
Cunningham  John,  carpenter,  23  Arthur  street 
Cunningham   Robert,  upholsterer,   cabinetmaker   and 

paper  hanger,  16  West  Blackhall  street.     House, 

12  Watt  street 


DIRECTORY.  41 


Cunningham  Peter,  accountant,  Clydesdale  bank.   Ho. 

7  Hamilton  street 
Cunningham  William,  labourer,  6  Roslin  street 
Cunningham  Miss,  21  Sir  Michael  street 
Cunningham  Miss,  18  Kelly  street 
Cunningham  Mrs,  38  West  Burn  street 
Cunningham  Mrs,  washer  and  dresser,  28  Charles  st. 
Cunningham  Mrs  WTm.,  lodgings,  7  Lynedoch  street 
Cunningham  Mrs  Charles,  18  Patrick  street 
CURRAN  Edward,  labourer,  29  Vennel 
Curran  Mrs,  lodgings,  15  Hamilton  street 
CURRIE  Alexander,  sugar  refiner,  10  Union  street 
Currie  Alexander,  clerk,  22  Mearns  street 
Currie  David,  crane  master,  East  India  breast.  House, 

46  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Currie  David,  painter,  4  Smith's  lane 
Currie  David,  storekeeper,  Caledonian   railway  stores, 

10  Bruce  street 
Currie  Gavan,  cowfeeder,  Mount  pleasant 
Currie  Hugh,  labourer,  16  Inverkip  street 
Currie  James,  carpenter,  5  Market  street 
Currie  James,  baker,  27  Market  street.     House,  do. 
Currie  John,  joiner,  28  Sir  Michael  street 
Currie  Malcolm,  labourer,  10  Shannon's  close 
Currie  Neil,  ropespinner,  7  Market  street 
Currie  Peter,  foreman  smith,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Currie  William,  butler,  19  Brougham  street 
Currie  Miss,  lodgings,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
Currie  Mrs  John,   wine   and   spirit  dealer,   30   West 

Burn  street 
Currie  Mrs  Matthew,  provision  dealer,  35   Cathcart  st. 
Currie  Mrs,  coal  yard,  30  East  Shaw  street 
Currie  Mrs  Peter,  lodgings,  1  Open  shore 
Currie  Mrs  4  Nicholson  street 
Currie  Mrs  3  Manse  lane. 
Currie  Mrs,  6  Shaw  street 
Currie  Mrs  D.,  eating  house,  16  Shaw  street 
Currie  Mrs  D.,  cook,  67  Vennel 
Currie  Mrs,  13  Rope  work  street 
Currie  Mrs,  huckster,  53  Roxburgh  street 
CURTIS  William,  of  Thome  &  Curtis.    House,  Green- 
bank. 

f2 


42  DIRECTORY. 


CUSTOMHOUSE,    Customhouse   buildings,  Steam- 
boat quay 
CUTHBERT  Alexander,  carpenter,  10  Bogle  street 
Cuthbert  Robert,  merchant   and    shipowner,   I    Watt 

place.     House,  13  Eldon  street 
Cuthbert  William,  carpenter,  19  John  street 
CUTHBERTSON  D.  &  T..  confectioners.  44  Hamil- 
ton street.     House.  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Cuthbertson  James,  boilermaker,  9  Broad  close 
Cuthbertson    W.  C.,   joiner,    14  St  Andrew's    street. 
House,  27  Ljnedoch  street 

D 

DAIR  William,  engineer,  1  Carnock  street 
DALGLE1SH  George,    merchant,    10  Trinidad  place, 

Eldon  street 
Dalgleish  James,  porter,  6  Buccleuch  street 
DALE    Mathew,    brassmoulder,  Hyde  Park  Cottage, 

St  Lawrence  street 
DALZIEL  John,  mariner,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
DALLAS  James,  store-keeper,  16  Antigua  street 
Dallas  Matthew,  cooper,  15  Bearhope  street 
Dallas  R.,  joiner.  39  Hamilton  street.     House.  36  Sir 

Michael  street 
DARROCH     Alexander,  labourer,   40    Main    street, 

Cartsdyke 
Darroch    Archibald,   vintner   and   carpenter,    48  Dal- 

rymple  street 
Darroch  Dugald,  cabinetmaker,  6  Boyd  street 
Darroch  Donald,  labourer,  9  East  Shaw  street 
Darroch  Duncan,  boilermaker,  27  Roxburgh  street 
Darroch  John,  coal  merchant,  44  Dalrymple  street 
Darroch  Malcolm,  steamboat  harbour  master,  6  Cross- 

shore  street 
Darroch  Neil,  cooper,  9  East  Shaw  street 
Darroch  Mrs  Daniel,  lodgings,  24  John  street 
Darroch  Mrs,  9  Bruce  street 
Darroch  Mrs  James,  feuar,  49  Shaw  street 
Darroch    Mrs,    sick   nurse    and   lodgings,  Lyle's  land, 

Back  walks 
DASKIN  &  Co.,  gasfitters,  27  Hamilton  street,  House, 

4  Nicholson  street 


DIRECTORY.  43 


DAVEY  William  Cumming,  Lloyd's  surveyor,  2  West 

quay.     House,  7  Brisbane  street 
DAVIDSON  Andrew,  gardener,  3  Rue-end  street 
Davidson    Archibald,    of  Brownlie,    Buchanan   &    Go. 

House,  Mount  park 
Davidson  David,  grocer,  19  Sir  Michael  street 
Davidson  David,  engine   keeper,  Caledonian  saw  mills, 

Port- Glasgow  road 
Davidson  James,  joiner,  44  Inverkip  street 
Davidson  Gilbert,  slater,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Davidson  James,  carpenter,  1  Under  crescent 
Davidson  John,  slater,  1  Regent  street 
Davidson  John,  carpenter,  16  Stanners  street 
Davidson  John,  steward,  1.2  Bogle  street 
Davidson  Peter,  sawyer,  Caledonian  mills,  Kingston 
Davidson  Robert,  tailor  and  clothier,  14  Hamilton  st 
Davidson  Thomas,  slater,  1  Regent  street 
Davidson  Thomas,  huckster,  53  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Davidson  William  J.,  foreman  painter,  49  Roxburgh  st 
Davidson  William,  M.D.,  Dhufield,  Gourock  road 
Davidson  Annabella,  boot  binder,  25  Charles  street 
Davidson  Mrs  William,  tea   dealer  and  general  grocer, 

5  Hamilton  street.     House,  89  Regent  street 
DAVIE  George,  baker,   23  Dalrymple  street,  and  11 

Hamilton  street 
Davie  James,  labourer,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Davie  James,  mariner,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Davie  John,  labourer,  33  Roxburgh  street 
Davie  Robert,  captain,  Clyde  Vale,  Port- Glasgow  road 
Davie  Mrs   Thomas,  remnant  warehouse,  27  Hamilton 

street 
DAVIE  S  Arthur,  Albion  tavern,  4  William  street 
Davies  David,  rigger,  7  Bearhope  street 
Davies  James,  tailor,  26  East  Siiaw  street 
Davies  Thomas,  ship  master,  1  Carnock  street 
DAVIS  William,  engineer,  7  Under  crescent 
DAW  Alexander,  deep  sea  pilot,  1  Lyle  street 
DAWSON  George,  slater,  23  Sir  Michael  street 
Dawson  James,  sugar  boiler,  41  Nicholson  street 
Dawson  Jonathan,  6  Chapel  street 
Dawson  John,  carpenter,  30  Nicholson  street 
Dawson  John,  steamboat  agent.      Ho.,  17  Lynedoch  st 


44  DIRECTORY. 


DEALY  John,  labourer,  7  Smith's  lane 
DEANS  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  32  Cathcart  street 
DEER  Park  Mills  Co.,   grain   merchants  and  millers, 

Deer  park  mills,  7  Baker  street 
DEMPSTER  George,  shipmaster,  5  Kelly  street 
Dempster  Duncan  F.,  sugar  refiner,  Dellingburn  street. 

House,  Mount  park 
Dempster   Hugh,  writer,   20  Cathcart  street,     House, 

Waterloo  cottage,  Mearns  street 
Dempster  James,  architect,  4  Mansion-house  lane.  Ho. 

4  Antigua  street 
Dempster  William,  joiner,  Ingleston  road 
DENHAM  William,  smith,  5  Lynedoch  street 
DENHOLM  James,  shipmaster,  9  Captain  street 
Denholm  Mrs  James,  54  West  Blackhall  street 
DENNISTON    Archibald,   writer,  of  Denniston   and 

M'Donald,  49  Cathcart  street.    Ho.,  Willow  park, 

Forsyth  street 
Denniston  &  M'Donald,  writers,  49  Cathcart  street 
Denniston  John,  gutta  percha  boot  and  shoemaker,  13 

Charles  street 
Denniston  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  65  Rue-end  street 
Denniston  Mrs  John,  12  Bogle  street 
DENNY  John,  grocer,  35  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Denny  Miss,  dressmaker,  33  East  Regent  street 
DEVINE  Charles,  shoemaker,  38  Vennel 
Devine  James,  shoemaker,  5  Dalrymple  street 
Devine  John,  green  grocer,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
Devine  John,  labourer,  Union  court,  Dalrymple  street 
Devine  William,  spirit  dealer,  29  Dalrymple  street 
DEVLIN  Francis,  cabinetmaker,  21  Ann  street 
Devlin  James,  labourer,  4  Smith's  lane 
Devlin  John,  mariner,  27  Nicholson  street 
DEWAR  Duncan,  huckster,  13  Market  street 
Dewar  James,  tin  and  basket  shop,  26  Vennel 
DIAMOND,  Andrew,  boilermaker,  Ladyburn 
DICK  Andrew,  boilermaker,  51  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
Dick  Andrew,  joiner,  9  Bearhope  street 
Dick  Boyd,  joiner,  9  Bearhope  street 
Dick  David,  slater,  33  Nicholson  street 
Dick  George,  cooper,  22  East  Shaw  street 
Dick  Hector,  mason,  Highlanders'  academy,  Roxburgh 

street 


DIRECTORY.  45 


Dick  James,  platelayer,  47  Ann  street 

Dick  John,  flesher,  18  Vennel 

Dick  John  labourer,  69  Vennel 

Dick  Peter,  steamboat  master,  5  Dellingburn  street 

Dick  William,  of  Cowan  &  Dick.     Ho.,  62  Roxburgh 

street 
Dick  Mrs  John,  feuar,  24  Hamilton  street 
Dick  Mrs,  Lyie's  land,  Back  walks 
DICKIE  Adam,  joiner,  26  Dalrymple  street 
Dickie  Alexander,  carpenter,  5  Springkell  street 
DICKSON  Benjamin,  goods  superintendent  Caledo- 
nian railway.     House,  7  Lyle  street 
Dickson  David,  sugarboiler,  58  West  Blackball  street 
Dickson  Geo.,  smith,  Armadale  buildings,  Back  walks 
Dickson  James,  smith,  6  Carnock  street 
Dickson  James,  letter  carrier,  Post-office,     House,  28 

West  Blackball  street 
Dickson  John,  sugarbaker,  3  Bearhope  street 
Dickson  Miss,  21  Nicholson  street 
DILKS  Thos.  T.,  Wesleyan  minister,  Mount  Pleasant 
DILLON  Patrick,  shoemaker,  27  Vennel 
Dillon  Peter,  bookseller,  32  Hamilton  street 
DIMOND  Charles,  flesher,  15  Vennel 
DIXON    Henry,  joiner,  15  John  street 
DOCHERTY  Daniel,  flesher,  47  Shaw  street 
Docherty  Edward,  lumper,  12  Vennel 
Docherty  Hugh,  lumper,  7  Broad  close 
Docherty  James,  egg  dealer,  store,  9  Highland  close 
Docherty  John,  cowfeeder,  36  Inverkip  street 
Docherty  M.  &  N.,  egg  merchants,  4  Sir  Michael  st. 
Docherty  Thomas,  rafter,  7  Shaw  street 
DODD  M.  A.,  tide  waiter,  9  Bearhope  street 
DODDS  William,  storekeeper,  21  John  street 
Dodds  William,  carpenter,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Dodds,  William,  carpenter,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
DOIG  Alexander,  hairdresser,  11  East  breast 
Doig  William,  boilermaker,  6  John  street 
DON  James,  porter,  badge  16.     House,  16  East  Quay 

lane 
DONAGHY  Charles,  gardener,  8  Sir  Michael  street 
DONALD  John,  tobacconist,  10  Hamilton  street.  Ho., 
19  Brougham  street 


46 


DIRECTORY- 


Donald  Miss,  Finnart 

Donald  Mrs  John,  feuar,  19  Brougham  street 
Donald  Mrs  John,  biscuit  baker,  6  Stanners  street 
Donald  Mrs  William,  innkeeper,  Capielow,  Port-Glas- 
gow road 
DONALDSON,  Mrs,  grocer,  18  Mearns  street 
DONNELLY  Charles  0.,  smith,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
Donnelly  John,  labourer,  67  Vennel 
Donnelly  Peter,  tailor  and  clothier,  12  Hamilton  street. 

House,  26  do. 
Donnelly  T.  H.,  M.D.,  27  Nicholson  street 
DOOLY  Michael,  dealer,  Brachelston 
DOUGALL  Neil,  teacher  of  music,  6  Manse  lane 
Dougall  Mrs,  milliner  and  dressmaker,  45  Hamilton  st. 
DOUGLAS    Edward,    watchmaker   and  jeweller,   59 

Rue-end  street 
Douglas  Frederick,  labourer,  Holmscroft  street 
Douglas  &  Broadfoot,  plumbers,  2  West  breast 
Douglas  James,  carpenter,  1  Under  crescent 
Douglas  John,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  9  East  breast 
Douglas  John,  of  Douglas  &  Broadfoot.    House,  8  Ard» 

gowan  street 
Douglas  John,  joiner,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Douglas  John,  grocer,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Douglas  John,  joiner,  5  East  Blackhall  street 
Douglas  &  Son,  watchmakers,  jewellers  and  engravers, 

9  Hamilton  street 
Douglas  John,  of  Douglas  &  Son.     House,  7  Clarence 

street,  Glebe 
Douglas  Malcom,  provision  merchant,  37  Cathcart  st. 

House,  7  Abbotsford  place,  Roxburgh  street 
Douglas  Thomas,  painter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Douglas  Thomas,  officer  of  inland  revenue,  35  Ann  st, 
Douglas  William,  grocer,  17  Ann  street 
Douglas  Miss  Annabella,  grocer,  48  Shaw  street 
Douglas  Mrs,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Douglas  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  26  Ann  street 
Douglas  Mrs  W.,  lodgings,  18  Tobago  street 
DOW  Archibald,   railway   wine   and   spirit  store,  26 

Cathcart  street.     House,  do. 
X>ow  Miss  Cameron,  spirit  dealer,  3  Under  crescent 
pOWIE  E.  T.,  surgeon  dentist,  6  West  Blackhall  st. 

House,  21  Kelly  street 


DIRECTORY.  47 


DOWNIE  Andrew,  joiner,  21  Lynedoch  street 
Downie  &  M'Aulay,  coopers,  20  Vennel,  and  workshop, 

19  Harvie  lane 
Downie  &  M'Aulay,  spirit  dealers,  8  West  breast 
Downie  David,  seaman,  Lang's  land  Longwell  close 
Downie  John,  pointsman,  4  Smith's  lane 
Downie  John,  wright,  5  Dellingburn  street.  House,  do. 
Downie  Malcolm,  tailor,  39  Hamilton  street 
Downie  William,  joiner,  7  Lynedoch  street 
Downie  William,  late  joiner,  35  East  Regent  street 
Downie  William,  dresser,  1 2  John  street 
Downie  Mrs,  lodgings,  9  Cathcart  street 
DRAIN  Allan,  painter  and  paper  hanger,    30   West 

Burn  street.     House,  36  Crawfurd  street,  Glebe 
DRUMMOND  Andrew,  slater,  19  Cathcart  street 
Drummond  John,  porter,  7  Cathcart  street 
Drummond  Neil,  carman,  23  East  Shaw  street 
Drummond  Robert,  grocer,  26  Ann  street 
Drummond  William,  coal  merchant,  5  New  Dock  lane. 

House,  1  Watson's  lane 
Drummond  Miss,  dressmaker,  1  Watson's  lane 
DRYBURGH  Robert,  pansman,  16  Bearhope  st 
DRYSDALE  Allan,  engineer,  54  West  Blackhall  st 
Drysdale  John,  labourer,  27  Hamilton  street 
Drysdale  Thomas,  carpenter,  11  John  street 
Drysdale  Miss,  40  Inverkip  street 
Drysdale  Mrs,  lodgings,   13  Cross-shore  street 
Drysdale   Mrs   David,    Ardgowan   tavern,   20    Sugar- 
house  lane 
DUCKER  Edward,  basket  maker,  44  Dalrymple  st. 
DUFF  Archibald,  farmer,  Fencewood 
Duff  David,  84  West  Regent  Street 
Duff  James,  brassfounder,    gasfitter,  and   ironmonger, 

47  Rue-end  street.    House,  20  Forsyth  street 
Duff  James,  jr.,  brassfounder,  47  Rue-end  street.     Ho. 

6  Chapel  street 
Duff  Patrick,  labourer,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
Duff  Robert,  carpenter,  13  Rue-end  street 
Duff  William,  spirit  dealer  and  feuar,  17  Bearhope  st 
Duff  William,  labourer,  3  Smith's  lane 
Duff  William,  farmer,  Bridgend 
DUFFY  Anthony,  rag  store,  2  Vennel 


48  DIRECTORY. 


Duff j  John,  rag  store,  7  Shaw  street 

Duffy  Mrs  Catherine,  lodgings,  8  Highland  close 

DUNBAR  Alexander,  shoemaker,  4  East  Shaw  street 

Dunbar  James,  shoemaker,  4  Manse  lane 

Dunbar  John,  sawyer,  53  Vennel 

Dunbar  Mrs,  8  Kelly  street 

DUNCAN  Alexander,  plasterer,  6  "West  Stewart  st. 

Duncan  Archd.,  mate,  Armadale  buildings,  Back  walks 

Duncan  Colin,  Rothesay  tavern,  11  East  breast 

Duncan  Daniel,  carpenter,  97  Regent  street 

Duncan  Daniel,  joiner,  3  Salmon  street 

Duncan  George,  boilermaker,  Ingleston  road 

Duncan  Henry,  carpenter,  30  Nicholson  street 

Duncan  James,  ship  carpenter,  65  Rue-end  street 

Duncan  James,  joiner,  18  West  Blackhall  street 

Duncan  John,  house  factor,  2  Church  place.      Ho.,  do. 

Duncan  John,  18  Bogle  street 

Duncan  John,  porter  to  Shaws  Water  Co.,  3  Virginia 

street 
Duncan  John,  pattern  maker,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Duncan  Peter,  policeman,  49  Shaw  street 
Duncan  Robert,  shipmaster,  2  Wellington  street 
Duncan  Robt.  F.,  painter,  and paperhanger,  26  Charles 

street.     House,  95  Regent  street 
Duncan  Samuel,  mariner,  7  Market  street 
Duncan  William,  joiner,  60  Roxburgh  street 
Duncan  Mrs  Alexander,  9  Duncan  street 
Duncan  Mrs,  95  Regent  street 
Duncan  Mrs  Robert,  6  Carnock  street 
Duncan  Mrs  Robert,  grocer,  16  Cathcart  street 
DUNLEAVY  James,  dealer,  31  Dalrymple  street 
DUNLOP  James,  farmer,  Strone 
Dunlop  James,  carter,  Ingleston  road 
Dunlop  Robert,  merchant,   11    Sugarhouse  lane.     Ho. 

85  Regent  street. 
Dunlop  Robert,  joiner,  1  Springkell  street 
Dunlop  Robert,  shipowner,  38  West  Blackhall  street 
Dunlop  Thomas,  smith,  3  Arthur  street 
Dunlop  Mrs  Captain  John,  lodgings,  2  Watt  place 
Dunlop  Mrs  Captain,  9  Argyle  street 
DUNN  Andrew,  grocer,  25  Rue-end  street.     House,  2 

St  Andrew's  street 


DIRECTORY.  49 

Dunn  Archibald,  cooper,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Dunn  John,  slater,  31  Charles  street 
Dunn  John,  brassfounder,  1  Dellingburn  street 
Dunn  Mrs  Robert,  20  West  Stewart  street 
DUNNING  John,  carpenter,  8  Baker  street 
Dunning    Matthew,  carpenter,  17  John  street 
DUNSMORE  John,  spirit  dealer,  24  Arthur  street 
DURINGER  Conrad,  sugar  baker,  18  Duncan  street 
DURWARD  Gr.,  sewed  muslin  agent,  6  William  street. 

House,  Church  street,  Port- Glasgow 
DYER  Hugh  M.,  chemist  and  druggist,  6  Inverkip  st. 
Dyer  John,  cabinetmaker,  30  Nicholson  street 

E 

EAGLE  SHAM  JohD,  shoemaker,  Kilbirnie  cottage 
Eaglesham,  Mrs  James,  35  East  Shaw  street 
EARTHENWARE   Manufacturers,   Thomas  Shirlej 
&  Company,   Greenock   potteries.      Earthenware 
warehouse,  22  Shaw  street 
EASON  Miss,  feuar,  21  Nicholson  street 
Eason  Mrs,  midwife,  67  Rue-end  street 
EAST  Parish  Church,  Regent  street 
ECCLES,    Templetou  &  Co.,   merchants,   4    Church 

place 
EDDINGTON  &  Hunter,  joiners  and  glaziers,  5  In- 
verkip street 
EDMISTON  Alexander,  ropemaker,  24  Tobago  street 
EDGAR  Maxwell,  labourer,  48  Ann  street 
EDGER  James,  boilermaker,  20  Ingleston  road 
EGGERT  William,  sugar  baker,  3  Bearhope  street 
Eggert  Mrs,  washer  and  dresser,  3  Bearhope  street 
EDNAY  James,  brass  moulder,  1  Dellingburn  street 
EDWARDS  John  J.,  shipmaster,  82  Regent  street 
Edwards  Thomas,  woolcomber,  6  E%t  Shaw  street 
Edwards  Wm„  packer,  Ladyburn 
ELDER  William,  ropespinner,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Dun- 
can street 
ELK  IN  Thomas,  engine  driver,  Ladyburn 
ELLARD  &  Co.,  tailors,  clothiers,  and  outfitters,  16 

William  street 
Ellard  G.  W.,  of  Ellard  %  Co.     House,  13  Mearns  st. 


50  DIRECTORY. 


ELLIOTT  George,  shopman,  8  Watt  street 

Elliot  John,  shoemaker,  42  Crawfurd  street 

Elliot  James,  cooper,  20  Inverkip  street 

Elliot  William  Scott,  landing   waiter,    Customs.  J$$E[p. 

9  Laird  street 
ELLIS  John,  carpenter,  3  Jamaica  street 
ELVIN  Robert,  painter  and  glazier,  43  Cathcart  street 
EL  WARD  James,  huckster,  4  East  Quay  lane 
EPISCOPAL  (St.  John's)  Church,  8  Union  street 
ERSKINE  David,    auctioneer  and  appraiser,  Crown 

sale  rooms,  Wellington  court 
Erskine  John,  spirit  dealer,  32  Dalrymple  street 
Erskine  Jn.,  felt  manufacturer,  of  Greenock  Felt  Work 

Go.     House,  3  Roxburgh  street 
Erskine  John,  slater,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Erskine  William,  painter,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Erskine  Misses,  72  Union  street 
ETTLES  John,  mariner,  43  Crawfurd  street 
EVANGELICAL  Union  Chapel,  1.5  Sir  Michael  st. 
EVANS  Thomas,  mariner,  Holmscroft  street 
Evans,  William,  shipmaster,  10  Laird  street 
EWING,  Angus  &  Co.,  merchants,  4  Bogle  street 
Ewing  James,  grocer,  32  Dalrymple  street.     Ho.,  do. 
Ewing  John,  engineer,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 
Ewing  Robert,  sugarbaker,  14  Market  street 
Ewing  Robert  &  Co.,  merchants  and  general  agents,   4 

Bogle  street 
Ewing  Robert,  of  Robert  Ewing  &  Co.     Ho.^  35  West 

Stewart  street 
Ewing  Mrs  William,  21  Ann  street 


FAIRBAIRN  James,  69  Roxburgh  street 
FAIRGRIEVE  Andrew,   of  Brownlie,  Buchanan 

Co.     House,  7  West  Stewart  street 
Fairgrieve  James,  plumber,  37  Nicholson  street 
FAIRLIE  James,  3  Kelly  street 
Fairlie  John,  cabinetmaker,  58  Vennel 
Fairlie  Robert,  labourer,  28  West  Blackhall  street 
Fairlie  &  Moore,  Dye  wood  mill,  16  Baker  street 
Fairlie  Misses,  feuars,  30  Regent  street 


DIRECTORY.  51 


Fairlie  Mrs  John,  French  polisher,  58  Vermel 
FAIRRIE  James  &  Co.,  sugar  refiners,  3  Ker  street, 

Glebe 
Fairrie  Thomas,  of  James   Fairrie  &  Co..     House,  46 

Union  street 
Fairrie  John,  labourer,  41  Vennel 
Fairrie  Mrs.  1 1  Ardgowan  square 
FALCONER  Mrs  James,  huckster,  17  John  street 
FARIE  James,  Greenock  Potceries.      House,  Main's 

cottage,  Hillend 
FARMER  Hugh,  tailor,  50  Shaw  street 
FARQUHAR   George,  wholesale  and  family  grocer, 

41  Hamilton  street.     House,  Springfield 
Farquhar    Mrs    James,    spirit  dealer,    53    Roxburgh 

street 
FARRENS  Edward,  potter,  Clyde  Pottery 
FAULDS  James,  shopman,  21  Bearhope  street 
FAUSET  Mrs  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  32  Cathcart  st. 

House,  7  Lynedoch  street 
FAWCETT  Samuel,  broker,  1  Broad  close 
FAY  Arthur,  spirit  dealer,  12  Vennel 
FEILDING  John,  sawyer,  45  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
FERGUS  James,  jr.,  coal  agent,  9  West  breast.    Ho., 

Henry's  cottage,  Shaw  place 
Fergus  James,  coal  merchant,  9  West  breast.     House, 

lido. 
FERGUSON  &  Co.,  merchants  and  sugar  refiners,  50 

Inverkip  street.     House,  Auchneigh 
Ferguson  Alexander,  chemist  and  druggist,  18  Hamil- 
ton street.     House,  Mount  pleasant 
Ferguson  A.  &  Co.,  sailmakers,  5  East  breast 
Ferguson  A.,    of  A.  Ferguson  &  Co.     House,  43  Ann 

street 
Ferguson  Alexander,  sailmaker,  13  Ropework  street 
Ferguson  Alexander,  mariner,  3  Salmon  street 
Ferguson  Alexander,  sladesman,  40  Inverkip  street 
Ferguson  Andrew,  engineer,  16  Arthur  street 
Ferguson  Archibald,  feuar,  6  Ann  street 
Ferguson  Charles,  Drumfrochar  road 
Ferguson  Charles,  carpenter,  26  Sugarhouse  lane 
Ferguson  Charles,  grocer,  21  Market  street 
Ferguson  Daniel,  watchman,  18  Ingleston  road 


52 


DIRECTORY. 


Ferguson  D  &  Co.,   hoop  merchants  and  commission 
agents,  6  Charles  street.     House,  21  Nicholson  st. 
Ferguson  Duncan,  gardener,  20  Hamilton  street 
Ferguson  Georg9,  carpenter,  29  Roxburgh  street 
Ferguson  George,  gardener,  38  Brougham  street 
Ferguson  James,  cooper,  7  Tobago  street 
Ferguson  John,  grocer,  31  Dalrjmple  street 
Ferguson  John,  tailor,  3  Charles  street 
Ferguson  John,  sailmaker,  37  Nicholson  street 
Ferguson  John,  tinsmith,  43  Ann  street 
Ferguson  John,  lodgings,  4  Kilblain  street 
Ferguson  John,  mariner,  36  Westburn  street 
Ferguson  John,  wright  and  smith,    3    Virginia   street. 

House,  8  Chapel  street 
Ferguson  John,  carpenter,  43  Crawfurd  street 
Ferguson  John,  coach  driver,  9  Highland  close 
Ferguson  Peter,  feuar  and  spirit  dealer,  8  Baker  street 
Ferguson  Robert,  bank  porter,  4  Mansion-house  lane 
Ferguson  Robert,  baker,  43  Crawfurd  street 
Ferguson  Robert,  36  Inverkip  street 
Ferguson  Robert,  carpenter,  9  East  Shaw  street 
Ferguson  Mary,  lodgings,  6  Shaw  street 
Ferguson  Miss  W..,  dressmaker,  33  Hamilton  street 
Ferguson  Mrs  Jamesj  gardener,  21  Charles  street 
Ferguson  Mrs  John,  12  Inverkip  street 
Ferguson  Mrs  John,   ironmonger,   ship  chandler,  seed 
and  general   merchant,  5  West  breast.     House,  1 
Shaw  place 
Ferguson  Mrs  William,  grocer,  28  Shaw  street 
Ferguson  Mrs  William,  23  Kelly  street 
Ferguson  Mrs,  I  Arthur  street 

Ferguson  Mrs,  mangle  keeper,  60  Main  street,  Carts- 
dyke 
FERNIE  George,  joiner,  5  Bearhope  street 
FERRIER  George,  smith,  4  John  street 
FINNINGHAM  Miss  Ann,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
FINE  John,  labourer,  Finnieston,  Port-Glasgow  road 
FINLAY  Hugh,  baker,  44  Vermel 
Finlay  Robert  B.  &  Co.,  clothiers,  10  West  Blackhall 

street 
Finlay  Robert  B.,  of  Robert  B,  Finlay  &  Go.     House, 
3  Eldon  street 


DIRECTORY.  53 


Finlay  Robert,    of  Boss,    Corbett   &    Co.     House,   15 

Roxburgh  street 
Finlay  Thomas,  carpenter,  9  Cartsburn  street 
Finlay  Thomas,  engineer,  Port -Glasgow  road 
Finlay  William,  carpenter,  39  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
FINDLAY  Robert,  gardener,  35  Nicholson  street 
FINN  IE  John,  working  men's  refreshment  rooms,  17 

Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
FINLAYSON  Alexander,  seaman,  2  Tobago  street 
FINNIGAN  James,  shoemaker,  37  Rue-end  street 
Finnigan  Patrick,  Post  office  Gourock  runner.     House, 

22  Inverkip  street 
FISH,  Brown  &  Co.,  sailmakers,  Bast  breast 
FISHER  James,  cabinetmaker,  9  Laird  street 
Fisher  Peter,  sawver,  I  Regent  street 
Fisher  Robert,  joiner,  27  Vennel 
Fisher  Thomas,  shipmaster,  2  Salmon  street 
FISHERY  OFFICE,  3  Bank  street 
FL  ANN  AG  AN  James,  tailor,  6  Dalrymple  street 
Flannagan  John,  labourer,  4  Watt  street 
FLEMING  Alexander,  Armadale  place 
Fleming's,  late  M'Culloch's  Temperance  Hotel,  8  Cath- 

cart  square.     House  do. 
Fleming  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  16  Vennel 
Fleming  Alexander,  draper,  2  Hamilton  street.  House, 

17  Roxburgh  street 
Fleming  Andrew,  boatman,  5  Kilblain  street 
Fleming  Daniel,  of  Laurie  &  Fleming.     House,  3  Tra- 
falgar street 
Fleming  Dugald,  joiner,  18  Vennel 
Fleming  James,  engineer,  17  Arthur  street 
Fleming  James,  flesher,  23  Arthur  street 
Fleming  John,  of  Fleming,  Beid  &  Co,    House,  Arma- 
dale place,  Mount  park 
Fleming  John,  engineer,  16  Arthur  street 
Fleming  John,  policeman,  13  I nverkip.  street 
Fleming  Leonard,  officer  Inland  Revenue,  9  Roxburgh st. 
Fleming  Matthew,  ship  master,  4  George  square 
Fleming,  Reid  &  Co.,  merchants  and  worsted  spinners, 

Shaws  Water  Worsted  Mill 
Fleming,  Ross  &  Co.,  straw  hat  makers  and  milliners, 
4  West  Blackhall  street 

q2 


54  IRECTORY, 


Fleming  Robert,  baker,  43  Rue-end  street 

Fleming  Mrs  John,  15  Tobago  street 

Fleming  Mrs  John,  8  West  Stewart  street 

Fleming  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  29  Nicholson    street 

Fleming  Mrs  Thomas,  9  Arthur  street 

Fleming,  Mrs,  washer  and  dresser,  5  Kilblaiu  street 

FLESHMARKET,  17  Market  street 

FLETCHER  Duncan,  carpenter,  6  Dalrymple  street 

Fletcher  Daniel,  cooper,  12  Tobago  street 

Fletcher  William,  carpenter,  28  Sir  Michael  street 

Fletcher  Mrs  Angus,  lodgings,  33  Nicholson  street 

Fletcher  Mrs,  4  Dalrjmple  street 

FLIGHT  John,  28  Crawfurd  street 

FLOOD  Edward,  labourer,  4  Smith's  lane 

FLUCKER  Isaac,  weigher,  43  Cathcart  street 

Flucker  James,  spirit  dealer,  Harvie  lane.     House,  1 2 

Market  street 
FORBES  Andrew,  gardener,  16  Forsyth  street 
FORD  Joseph,  watchman,  5  Nicholson  street 
Ford  John,  tidewater,  24  Ann  street 
FORREST  John,  engineer,  47  Ann  street 
Forrest  Robert,  feuar,  7  West  Stewart  street 
Forrest  William,  feuar,  9  Roslin  street 
FORRESTER  David,  carpenter,  15  Tobago  street 
FORSYTH  Alexander,  engineer,  56  Roxburgh  street 
Forsyth  David,  cabinetmaker,  34  East  Shaw  street 
Forsjth  John,  missionary,  9  Antigua  street 
Forsyth  Samuel,  carpenter,  2  John  street 
Forsyth  Miss  Janet,  dressmaker,  10  Kilblain  street 
FOSTER  Duncan,  tailor,  4  William  street 
Foster  John,  grocer,  53  Vennel.     House,  37  Ann  street 
Foster  Edward,  carpenter,  68  Vennel 
Foster  John,  mariner,  1  East  Shaw  street 
Foster  John,  plasterer,  39  Hamilton  street.     House,  40 

Inverkip  street 
FOULDS   &  Bone,  commission  agents  and  provision 

merchants,  11  Sugarhouse  lane 
Foulds   Samuel,   of  Foulds  &  Bone.     House,  Orange- 
field  place 
FOWLER  David;  late  captain,  6  Chapel  street 
FOX  John,  M.D.,  M.R.C.S.   London,  physician  and 
surgeon,  15  William  st.     House,  13  Roxbourgh  st. 


DIRECTORY,  55 


FRAME  John,  joiner,  25  Sir  Michael  street 
FRASER  Alexander,  joiner,  11  Cross-shore  street 
Fraser  Alexander,  engineer,  33  Hamilton  street 
Fraser  A.  C,  grocer,  21  Main  street,  Cartsdjke 
Fraser,   Campbell  &   Co.,  ironmongers  and  nail  manu- 
facturers, 10  William  street.     House,  77    Regent 

street 
Fraser  James,  joiner,  60  Main  street,  Cartsdjke 
Fraser  James,  cooper,  20  Ann  street 
Fraser  James,  gardener,  I  York  street 
Fraser  James,  tailor,  33  Hamilton  street 
Fraser  John,  sugarboiler,  23  Main  street,  Cartsdjke 
Fraser  John,  joiner,  20  West  Stewart  street 
Fraser    John,    commercial   teacher,   7    West  Stewart 

street.     House,  Yew  cottage,  3  Eldon  street 
Fraser  Thomas,  police-sergeant,  59  Rue-end  street 
Fraser  William,  engineer,  Ljle's  land,  Back  walks 
FREE  Church  Schoolroom,  St  Andrew  square 
FREDERICK  Charles,  sugar  worker,  5  Duncan  st. 
FRY  Robert,  tidewater,  16  Sir  Michael  street 
Frj  Samuel,  letter-carrier,  P.O.,  69  Vennel 
Frj  William,  slater,  14  Tobago  street 
FULTON  Andrew,  engineer,  3  Arthur  street 
Fulton  Andrew,  labourer,  9  Under  crescent  , 
Fulton  James,  gardener,  Kilbirnie  cottage 
Fulton  James,  hat  and  cap  merchant,  10  William  street 
Fulton  James,  joiner,  15  Bearhope  street 
Fulton  James,  clerk,  Ladjburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Fulton  John,  tanner,  12  St  Andrew  street.    House,  11 

Bank  street 
Fulton   John,  joiner,   of  Crawford  &  Fulton,   Ljle's 

land,  Back  walks 
Fulton    Lawrence,   pattern   maker,   Ljle's  land,  Back 

walks 
Fulton  Thomas,  carpenter,  8  Manse  lane 
Fulton  William,  coach  driver,  69  Vennel 
Fulton  Miss  M.,  straw-hat-maker,  20  Cathcart  street 
Fulton  Mrs  James,  feuar  and  lodgings,  3  Kellj  street 
FULLARTON  Robert,  measurer,  9  East  India  breast. 

House,  Mount  Pleasant 
Fullarton  Robert,  provision  merchant,  19  Market  street 
Fullarton  Miss,  dressmaker,  4  Kilblain  street 


56  DIRECTORY, 


Fullarton  Mrs  John,  4  Kilblain  street 
FYFB  James,  joiner,  16  Tobago  street 
Fyfe  James,  moulder,  1  Carnock  place 
Fyfe  James,  weaver,  5  Sir  Michael  street 
Fyfe  Mathew,  ropespinner,  9  Tobago  street 
Fyfe  Samuel,   manager  of  paint  mill.     House,  1  Car- 
nock street 
Fyfe   &  Yeo,   ship  chandlers,  ironmongers,  and  paint 
manufacturers,  5  William  street,  and  4  East  breast 
Fyfe  W.  H.,  of  Fyfe  &  Yeo.     House,  4  Shaw  place 
Fyfe  Mrs  James,  dressmaker,  16  Tobago  street 

G 

GAELIC  Chapel,  32  West  Burn  street 
Gaelic  Free  Church,  14  Jamaica  street 
GAFF  William,  joiner  and  wood  merchant,  5  Argyle 

street.     House,  Mount  park  cottage 
GAGE  John,  carpenter,  9  Cross-shore  street 
GALBRAITH  Angus,  caulker,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
Galbraith  Duncan,  carpenter,  1  Harvie  lane 
Galbraith  John,  mariner,  9  Cowgate  street 
Galbraith  John,  mariner,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Galbraith  John,  joiner,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Galbraith  John,  senr.,  28  Charles  street 
Galbraith  John,  sugar  sampler,  11  West  breast.     Ho., 

9  Brisbane  street 
Galbraith  John,  baker,  26  Charles  street.     House,  do. 
Galbraith  John,  druggist,  63  Rue-end  street.     House, 

12  Tobago  street 
Galbraith  John,  pilot,  6  West  Burn  street 
Galbraith  Lachlan,  labourer,  21  East  Shaw  street 
Galbraith  King,  machine  worker,  Caledonian  saw  mills 
Galbraith  Wm.  engine  keeper,  Finnieston,  Port- Glas- 
gow road 
Galbraith,  Thomas,  grocer,  25  East  Shaw  street 
GALE  Mrs  Henry,  lodgings,  28  Cartsburn  street 
GALL  David,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  6  Sir  Michael 

street 
Gall  John,  grocer,  31  Roxburgh  street 
Gall  Thomas,  shipmaster,  Cowdenknowes 
GALLACHER  Andrew,  shoemaker,  53  Vennel 


DIRECTORY.  57 


Gallacher  Charles,  tanner,  12  Ropework  street 
Gallacher  Edward,  labourer,  10  Highland  close 
Gallacher  John,  poulterer,  12  Highland  close 
Gallacher  John,  spirit  dealer,  8  Dalrymple  street 
Gallacher   James,    fruiterer   and   poulterer,    2    Albert 

place,  West  Blackball  street.     House,  do. 
Gallacher  James,  labourer,  92  East  Hamilton  street 
Gallacher  Torrence,  dealer,  30  Dalrymple  street 
Gallacher  William,  fishmonger,  Fishmarket,  and  shop, 

35  Hamilton  street.     House,  2  William  street 
Gallacher  William,  labourer,  8  Dalrymple  street 
GALLOWAY  David,  shipmaster,  7  Kelly  street 
Galloway,  George,  salesman,  46  Cathcart  street 
Galloway  Hugh,  shipmaster,  6  Chapel  street 
Galloway  John,  shipmaster,  8  Kelly  street 
Galloway  W.  C.,  music  teacher,  1  Ardgowan  square 
Galloway  Mrs  E.,  lodgings,  10  Baker  street 
Galloway  Mrs,  matron,  House  of  Refuge 
GALT  Robert,  farmer,  Burn  brae 
Gait  Peter,  cook  and  confectioner,  13  Hamilton  street. 

House,  do. 
Gait  Mrs  Catherine,  19  Hamilton  street 
GARDNER,  James,  watchmaker,  jeweller,  and  chro- 
nometer maker,   8   Hamilton  street.      House,  19 
Brougham  street 
Gardner  James,  working  jeweller,  17  William  street 
Gardner  James,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 
Gardner  John,  mariner,  34  Dalrymple  street 
Gardner  John,  japanner,  45  Cathcart  street.     Housa, 

17  Roxburgh  street 
Gardner  John,  mate,  34  Dalrymple  street 
Gardner  John,  grocer,   34   Vennel.     House,    3    West 

Stewart  street 
Gardner  Peter  &  Son,  tailors,  clothiers,  and  outfitters, 
4  William  street  and  2  Dalrymple  street.     House, 
8  William  street 
Gardner  Mrs,  sempstress,  23  Nicholson  street 
Gardner  Mrs  George,  19  Brougham  street 
Gardner,  Mrs  John,  4  Kilblain  street 
GAS  Works,  27  Crawfurd  street 
GAUDIE  Duncan,  engineer,  1  Carnock  street 
GAVAN  Robert,  carter,  29  Charles  street 


58  DIRECTORY, 


GAY  Peter,  carpenter,  23  Arthur  street 

GEBBTE    James,    boilermaker,    Lyle's    land,     Back 

Walks 
GELLATLY  Mrs  J.,  33  West  Blackhall  street 
GEM  MILL  Alexander,  carpenter,    Lamb's  cottages, 

Kingston 
Gemmill  John,  9  Shaw  place 
Gemmill  Joseph,  broker,  20  Dalrjmple  street 
Gemmill  William  F.,  mechanic,  16  Ann  street 
Gemmill  William,  labourer,  92  East  Hamilton  street 
Gemmill  Mrs  Samuel,  9  Shaw  street 
GEEREKES  Augustus,  clothier  and  outfitter,  27  Shaw 

street 
Geerekes  Augustus,  seamen's  boarding   house,  6  East 

Quay  lane 
GIBB  Alexander,  tailor,  Clyde  Pottery,  Port- Glasgow 

road 
Gibb  George,  carpenter,  7  William  street 
Gibb  John,  joiner,  9  Bruce  street 
Gibb  John,  spirit  dealer,  62  Vennel 
Gibb  John,  gasfitter,  31  Hamilton  st.      Ho.  62  Vennel 
Gibb  John,  grocer  and  feuar,  21  Lynedoch  street 
Gibb  John,  shipmaster,  5  Lyle  street 
Gibb  Miss  Mary,  grocer,  8  Antigua  street 
GIBSON    Alexander,    dyer,    14   West  Burn    street. 

House,  9  Crawfurd  street 
Gibson  Duncan,  carpenter,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Gibson  James,  tailor,  Lang's  land,   Longwell  close 
Gibson  James,  tanner,  Ladyburn 
Gibson  John,  engineer,  43  Ann  street 
Gibson  Richard,  mariner,  10  Baker  street 
Gibson  Robert,  carpenter,  2  Cartsburn  street 
Gibson  Thomas,  mason,  7  Tobago  street 
Gibson  William,  labourer,  31  Regent  street 
Gibson  Miss,  5  Lynedoch  street 
Gibson  Mrs,  lodgings,  58  Vennel 
Gibson  Mrs,  ladies'  keeper,  30  Ann  street 
Gibson  Mrs  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  14  Sir  Michael  street 
Gibson  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  Bank  street 
GILCHRIST  James,  Superintendent  Railway  Station. 

House,  13  Bogle  street 
Gilchrist  James,  shipmaster,  Lyle's  land,  Back  Walks 


DIRECTORY.  59 


Gilchrist  John,  mariner,  9  Ann  street 
Gilchrist  Peter,  grocer,  35  Shaw  street 
GILFILLAN  Robert,  rigger,  46  Dalrjmple  street 
Gilfillan  Mrs,  lodgings,  17  Shaw  street 
GILKISON  James,    deputy  shipping   master,  5  Vir- 
ginia street.     House,  1  Clyde  street 
GILLENDER,  Robert,  mariner,  7  West  breast 
GILL  John,  sugar  boiler,  3  Bruce  street 
Gill  Joseph,  joiner,  I  Lyie  street 

GILLESPIE  John,  of  Campbell  &  Gillespie,  assessor 
of   income  tax,   &c,    3  Bank   street.     House,   8 
Jamaica  street 
Gillespie  John,  lumper,  3  Shannon's  Close 
Gillespie  John,  labourer,  25  Vennel 
Gillespie  Peter,  smith,  28  Roxburgh  street 
GILLGOUR  Joseph,  painter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
GILLIES   Alexander,    inn-keeper,  Rose  and   Thistle 

tavern,  5  West  breast 
Gillies  Duncan,  porter,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Gillies  James,  moulder,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Gillies  John,  feuar,  13  St  Lawrence  street 
Gillies  John,  joiner,  21  Bearhope  street 
Gillies  Neil,  baker,  60  Vennel 
Gillies  Robert,  cooper,  2  Crawfurd  street 
Gillies  Thomas,  mate,  50  Shaw  street 
Gillies  Thomas,  moulder,  2  John  street 
Gillies  Mrs  Daniel,  31  Westburn  street 
GILLON  Alexander,  joiner,  15  Cross-shore  street 
Gillon  Daniel,  hawker,  38  Vennel 
Gillon  Francis,  shoemaker,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
Gillon  Michael,  smith,  1  Cowgate  street 
Gillon  Mrs,  teacher,  Charity  School,  24  Ann  street 
GILMOUR  Rev.  Andrew,  Martha  brae  cottage,  Low 

Gourock  road 
Gilmour  James,  mason,  3  Bearhope  street 
Gilmour  James,  carpenter,  4  John  street 
Gilmour  James,  night  watchman,  26  Inverkip  street 
Gilmour  Robert,  gardener,  50  Eldon  street 
GILRAY    Josiah,   brassfounder,    Lyle's  land,    Back 

walks 
GIL  ROY  William,  brass  finisher,  Ingleston  road 
GIRD  WOOD  James,  smith,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 


60  DIRECTORY. 


Girdwood  Mrs,  6  West  Stewart  street 
GLACKEN  James,  teacher,  18  East  Shaw  street 
GLASSFORD   David,    of    Williamson    &  Glassford 

House,  Mount  park,  Bank  street 
GLASGOW  River  Pilot  Office,  Foot  of  Patrick  street 
GLEN  James,  tailor,  32  Hamilton  street 
Glen  James,  39  Hamilton  street 
Glen  Peter,  mason,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 
Glen  Miss,  feuar,  Ford 
Glen  Mrs  Hugh,  52  Dalrjmple  street 
Glen  Mrs  William,  spirit  dealer,  4  Broad  close 
Glen  Mrs,  11  Cathcart  street 
GLOVER  John,  cook  and  confectioner,  37  Hamilton 

street.     House  do. 
Glover  Johm,  labourer,  41  Vennel 
Glover  Robert,  dresser,  17  Arthur  street 
GLENCROSS  John,  engineer,  3  St  Andrew's  street 
GOLDIE  John,  coach  driver,  7  Highland  close 
GOODSHAW  Mrs,  Rosebank,  25  Forsyth  street 
GOOLD  Henry,  spirit  dealer,  25  Vennel 
GORDON  James,  coppersmith,  7  Lynedoch  street 
Gordon  John,  mason,  30  Inverkip  street 
Gordon  John,  policeman,  76  Roxburgh  street 
Gordon  Moses,  shoemaker,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  s 
Gordon  Rev.  William,  Roman  Catholic  clergyman,  2r 

East  Shaw  street 
GOSLAND  David,  coppersmith,  35  Cathcart  street 
Gosland  Thomas,  rigger,  35  Cathcart  street 
GOUDIE  Hugh,  heckler,  33  Regent  street 
GOUDY  James,  spirit  dealer,  1  Open  Shore  street 
GOUROCK    Ropework   Co.'s  warehouse,    12   Cross 

shore  street,  and  8  East  breast 
GO  VAN  Coal  Depot,  5  Chapel  street.     David  Riddel) 

agent 
Govan  Andrew,  sheriff  officer,  14  Market  street 
Govan  George,  mate,  9  Crawfurd  street 
Govan  John,  smith,  7  St  Lawrence  street 
Govan  Robert,  carter,  29  Charles  street 
Govan  Solomon,  labourer,  7  Highland  close 
GOW  David,  curator  Mechanics'  Institution,  11  Sir 

Michael  street 
Gow  George,  carpenter,  40  Ann  street 


DIRECTORY.  61 


Gow  James,  gasfitter,  15  Market  street 

GRAHAM  Alexander,  carter,  Finieston,  Port-Glasgow 

road 
Graham  Alexander,  carpenter,  1  Clarence  street 
Graham  Archibald,  plasterer,  24  Ann  street 
Graham  Charles,  spirit  dealer,  5  Dalrymple  street 
Graham  David,  joiner,  9  Duncan  street 
Graham  Donald,  carpenter,  7  St  Lawrence  street 
Graham  Donald,  joiner,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Graham  Duncan,  spirit  dealer,  4  Watson's  lane 
Graham  James,  turner,  Lamb's  Cottages,  Kingston 
Graham  John,  labourer,  14  Market  street 
Graham  John,  huckster,  21  Charles  street 
Graham  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  $  Sir  Michael 

street.     House,  12  Tobago  street 
Graham  William,  labourer,  11  Cowgate  street 
Graham  William,  carpenter,  16  St  Andrew's  street 
Graham  Samuel,  huckster,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
Graham  Miss,  5  Kelly  street 
Graham  Miss,  11  Grey  place 
Graham  Mrs,  cowfeeder,  5  Kilblain  street 
Graham  Mrs  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  24  Dalrymple  street 
Graham  Mrs,  lodgings,  18  Sir  Michael  street 
Graham  Mrs  John,  feuar,  12  Tobago  street 
Graham  Mrs  John,  feuar,  11  Grey  place 
Graham  Mrs,  washer  and  dresser,  31  Ann  street 
Graham  Mrs,  huckster,  66  Vennel 
Graham  Mrs,  grocer,  10  East  Quay  lane 
GRANT  John,  watchmaker,  43  Cathcart  street,  and 

spirit  dealer,  9  Arthur  street 
Grant  Robert,  pilot,  6  East  Blackhall  street 
Grant  Thomas,  carpenter,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  st. 
Grant  Mrs  Lewis,  lodgings,  6  East  Blackhall  street 
GRAVES  Thomas,  painter,  18  William  street 
GRASSIE  Mrs  William,  spirit  retailer,  31  Vennel 
GRAY  Andrew,  ropemaker,  17  Bearhope  street' 
Gray  David,  grocer,  Ladyburn 
Gray  David  W.,  coachman,  48  Nelson  street,  west 
Gray  Daniel,  boiler  maker,  Armadale  buildings 
Gray  &  Rodger,  coopers,  52  Rue-end  street 
Gray  &  Buchanan,  ship  and   insurance    brokers,  and 

commission  merchants,  24  Bogle  street 


62  DIRECTORY. 


Gray  Donald,  carpenter,  1 1  Cartsburn  street 

Gray  Dugald,  cooper,  2  Mearns  street 

Gray  Duncan,  sailmaker,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 

Gray  James,  tanner,  M'Leish's  land,  Port- Glasgow  rd. 

Gray  James,  joiner,  13  Sir  Michael  street 

Gray  James,  labourer,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Gray  James  &  Co.,  paper  makers,  Overton  paper  mills 

Gray  John,  shoemaker,   Middle   Church  beadle,  and 

Presbytery  officer,  38  Hamilton  street 
Gray  John  Kerr,  town   clerk,    Council    Chambers,   6 

Hamilton  street.     House,  11  Ardgowan  square 
Gray  John,  labourer,  22  Inverkip  street 
Gray  John,  of  Gray  &  Buchanan.     House,  14  Union  st. 
Gray  John,  sawyer,  7  Ardgowan  street 
Gray  Malcolm,  labourer,  8  Cartsburn  street 
Gray  Matthew,  bottler,  32  Inverkip  street 
Gray  Neil,  locker,  2  Mearns  street 
Gray  William,  carpenter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Gray  Miss  A  gnes,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  32  Inverkip 

street 
Gray  Miss,  feuar,  14  Kelly  street 
Gray  Mrs,  lodgings,  31  Charles  street 
GREY  Charles,  feuar,  3  St  Lawrence  street,  Plantation 

cottage 
GREEN  William  B.,  manager  Pottery,  6  Carnock  st. 
Green  Thomas,  potter,  Ladyburn 
GREENBANK  Mills  Co.,  Drumfrocher  road.     Neil 

Campbell,  manager 
GREENLEE $  Robert,  carter,  27  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
Greenlees  Robert,  boilermaker,  17  Arthur  street 
GREENOCK  Advertiser  and  Clyde  Commercial  Jour- 
nal, published  every  Tuesday  and  Friday  morn- 
ing, at  No.  29  Hamilton  street 
Greenock  Apothecaries'  Co.,  28  Hamilton  street 
Greenock  Bank  Co.,  29  Cathcart  street 
Greenock  Brewery  Co.,  39  Nicholson  street 
Greenock  Distillery  Co.,  27  Tobago  street 
Greenock  Felt  Work  Co.,  Works,  East  Hamilton  street, 
Office,  4  Customhouse  place.     J.  Erskine,  manager 
Greenock  Gas  Works,  27  Crawfurd  street 
Greenock  Grain  and  Flour  Mills,   Bogle   street  and 
Princes  street 


DIKE  C  TORY.  63 


Greenock  Herald  and  General  Advertiser.     Office,  40 

Cathcart  street 
Greenock  Iron  Co.,  iron  merchants,   6  and  7  Custom- 
house place 
Greenock  Library,  Watt  monuments  9  Union  street 
Greenock  Mechanics'  Institution,  II  Sir  Michael  street 
Greenock  Provident  Bank,  3  Church  place 
Greenock  Potteries,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Greenock  Ropework,  Ropework  street 
Greenock  Saw  Mill  Co.,  Saw  mills,  Kingston,   Port- 
Glasgow  road 
Greenock  Spinning  Co.,  Drumfrocher  road,  and  83  Hut- 
chison street,  Glasgow 
GREENSHIELLS  James,  gardener,  17  Arthur  st. 
GREIG  David,  carpenter,  4  Tobago  street 
Greig  William,  smith,  3  John  street 
Greig  Mrs  E.,  spirit  dealer,  19  Tobago  street 
GRIEVE  Andrew,  engineer,  6  Lyle  street 
Grieve  James,  joiner,  8  Chapel  street 
Grieve  James  J.,  of  Baine  fy  Johnston.     House,  9  Ja- 
maica street 
Grieve  William,  porter,  21  Shaw  street 
GRIEVES  William,  shoemaker,  1  Inverkip  street 
GRIERSON  Mrs,  35  West  Blackhall  street 
GRIFFITH  Patrick,  bookseller,  4  East  breast 
Griffith  William,  smith,  15  Ropework  street 
GROVES  James,  plasterer,  24  Tobago  street 
Groves  Steven,  rigger,  20  Ann  street 
GRUBB  James,  sugar  boiler,  29  Lynedoch  street 
GRUER  John  &  Sons,  coopers.     Warehouse,  13  Tay- 
lor's close.     Cooperage,  21  Harvie  lane 
Gruer  John,  jun.,  of  John  Uruer  <b  Sons.    Ho«,  25  Vennel 
GUNN  George,  carpenter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Gunn  John,  upholsterer,  8  Manse  lane 
Gunn  William,  engineer,  1  Regent  street 
Gunn  Miss,  teacher,  7  Union  street 
GUTHRIE  Allan,  watchman,  28  Crawfurd  street 
Guthrie  David,  pilot,  1  Harvie  lane 
Guthrie  George,  carpenter,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
Guthrie  John,  A.M.,  minister,  of  Evangelical  Union 
Church,  15   Sir   Michael  street.     House,  32  Mar- 
garet street 


64  DIRECTORY. 


GUY  James,  carter,  3  East  Stewart  street 
GWINN  Wm.,  mariner,  7  Market  street 

H 

HACKETT  Peter,  labourer,  7  Union  court 
HADDOW  Andrew  C,  of  John  Haddow  &  Co.     House, 

21  Union  street 
Haddow  John,   of  John  Haddow  &   Co..      House,   11 

Springkell  street 
Haddow  John  &  Co.,  wood  merchants  and  shipowners, 

62  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Haddow  Mrs  John,  feuar,  11  Springkell  street 

HAGGARTY  Connell,  tailor,  50  Shaw  street 

Haggarty  James,  clerk,  35  Hamilton  street 

HAIR  Ivie,  farmer,  Garvock 

Hair  James,  farmer,  Garvock 

Hair  James,  grocer,  5  Cowgate  street 

Hair  John,  carter,  15  Bearhope  street 

Hair  John,  feuar,  48  Nelson  street 

Hair  Robert,  mashman,  8  Inverkip  street 

Hair  William,  cowfeeder,  11  Inverkip  street 

Hair  William,  pawnbroker,  29  Hamilton  street.  House, 

63  Orangefield  place 

Hair  William,  carter,  7  Under  crescent 
Hair  Mrs,  baker,  16  Cathcart  street 
HALBERT  Miss,  42  Eldon  street 
HALDEN  Mrs  John, dressmaker,  12  West  Blackhallst. 
HALL  Archibald,  of  Adam  &  Hall,  26  Sir  Michael  st. 
Hall  Robert,  carter,  12  St  Andrew's  street 
Hall  Thomas,  labourer,  2  John  street 
Hall  William,  rope  maker,  6  Roslin  street 
Hall  Mrs  Alexander,  7  Springkell  street 
Hall  Mrs  A.,  grocer,  3  Manse  lane 
Hall  Mrs  Dugald,  3  Bearhope  street 
HALLIBURTON  Miss,  9  Crawfurd  street 
HALLIDAY  George,  joiner,  4  Watt  street 
HAMILTON  h  Adams,  sailmakers,  21  Shaw  street 
Hamilton  Henry,  spirit  dealer,  10  Sir  Michael  street 
Hamilton  James,  under  clothier,  14  Market  street 
Hamilton  Captain   James,   shipowner,   Shipbank,    43 
East  Regent  street 


DIRECTORY.  65 


Hamilton  John,  night  watchman,  3  Bearhope  street 
Hamilton   John,   shipowner,  Villa  Marina,    18   Eldon 

street 
Hamilton  Gavin,  classical  master,  15  Kelly  street 
Hamilton  Thomas,  labourer,  22  East  Shaw  street 
Hamilton  William,  joiner,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Hamilton  William,  shoemaker,  Drurnfrochar  road 
Hamilton  Miss,  milliner,  25  Westburn  street 
Hamilton  Mrs  George,  6  Antigua  street 
Hamilton  Mrs  Robert,  feuar,  65  Union  street 
HAMLIN  Thomas  &  Co.,  merchants  and  shipowners, 

2  West  quay 
Hamlin  Thomas,  of  Thomas  Hamlin  &  Co. '    House,  6 

George  square 
HAMMOND  Mrs  David,  27  Roxburgh  street 
HANDY  SIDE  George,  slater,  9  Tobago  street 
Handyside  George,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  13  Hamilton 

street 
Handyside  Robert,  slater,  24  Ann  street 
HANNA    William,    sugar    boiler,    Cappielow,    Port- 
Glasgow  road 
HANLEY  Edwin,  tide  surveyor,  11  Bearhope  street 
Hanley  Peter,  ship  master,  3  East  Stewart  street 
HANSEY  Joseph,  mariner,  15  Ropework  street 
HANSON  James,  mariner,  4  Westburn  street 
HARD  IE  James,  confectioner,  67  Rue-end  street 
Hardie  Mrs  Robert,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
HARDY  Mrs  John,  grocer,   Ingleston  road.     House, 

8  Chapel  street 
HARDISTY  James,  tailor,  38  Hamilton  street 
HARE  William,  woolcomber,  Springhill  cottage,  Ann 

street 
HARGEN  Bernard,  carpenter,  11  Arthur  street 
HARK  IN  Mrs,  lodgings,  33  Hamilton  street 
HARLEY  Allan,  cabinetmaker,  63  Ann  street 
Harley  Edward,  plasterer,  20  Vennel 
Harley  Martin,  carver,  of  Peter  Christie  &  Co.,  42  In- 

verkip  street 
Harley  Mrs  James,  63  Ann  street 
HARPER  Alexander,  shipmaster,  65  Roxburgh  street 
Harper  Alexander,  cooper,  14  Bearhope  street 
Harper  Hugh,  sawyer,  44  Dalrymple  street 

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Harper  John,  shipmaster,  72  Roxburgh  street 

I]  ARRIS  Mrs  Thomas,   innkeeper,  Museum  Tavern, 

9  William  street 
HARRISON  William,  basket  maker,  15  Crawfurd  st. 
HARROW  John,  labourer,  7  Union  court 
HARROWER  John,  joiner,  4  St  Andrew's  square 
Harrower,  John,  engineer,  11  St  Lawrence  street 
HART  Alexander,  clerk,  22  Inverkip  street 
Hart  Duncan,  pensioner,  22  Inverkip  street 
Hart  Peter,  mate,  6  Chapel  street 
HARVEY  Francis,  shipmaster,  15  Kelly  street 
Harvey  John,  broker,  49  Shaw  street 
Harvey  Thomas,  railway  guard,  33  Regent  street 
Harvey  Nathaniel,  carpenter,  52  Dalrymple  street 
Harvey  John,  smith,  Duncan  street 
Harvey  Robert,  baker,  3  3  Inverkip  street 
Harvey  &>  Watson,    ship   chandlers   and   ironmongers, 

65  Rue-end  street 
HARVIE  Alexander,  pansman,  Ingleston  road 
HAS  TIE  John,  engineer,    smith   and  brassfounder,  6 

East  Stewart  street      House,  12  Springkell  street 
HAY  George,  tailor,  37  Nicholson  street 
Hay  William,  mariner,  3  West  Quay  lane 
HAYWOOD  William,  boiler  maker,  Lyle's  land,  Back 

walks 
HE  AT  ON  Thomas,  eating  house,  29  Shaw  street 
HECTOR  James,  miller,  8  East  Stewart  street.     Ho. 

7  Springkell  street 
HEELY  John,  labourer,  3  Cowgate  street 
Heely  Robert,  painter,  15  Sugarhouse  lane 
HELLEY  David,  mariner,  2  Hamilton  street 
HEMPSEED  James,  cabinetmaker,  Lyle's  land,  Back 

walks 
Hempseed  James,  carpenter,  11  St  Andrew's  street 
HENDERSON  Alexander,  shoemaker,  Kerr's   land, 

Long  well  close 
Henderson  Alexander,  baker,  33  Nicholson  street 
Henderson  James,  nailer,  54  Dalrymple  street 
Henderson  James,  cooper,  12  Bogle  street 
Henderson  John,  shoemaker,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Henderson  John,  sawyer,  5  Bruce  street 
Henderson  Peter,  joiner,  Port- Glasgow  road 


DIRECTORY.  67 


Henderson  Robert,  grocer,  69  Roxburgh  street 
Henderson  Robert,  mason,  31  Hamilton  street 
Henderson  Robert,  joiner,  11  Kelly  street 
Henderson  Robert,  gardener,  Caddie  hill  cottage 
Henderson  Thomas,   rector   and    commercial   teacher, 
Highlanders'  Academy,  Roxburgh  street.     House, 
Mount  Pleasant 
Henderson  William,  carpenter,  1  Springkell  street 
Henderson  William,  engineer,  25  Arthur  street 
Henderson  William,  tailor,  32  Hamilton  street 
Henderson  Miss  Ann,  huckster,  19  John  street 
Henderson  Mrs  A.,  8  Baker  street 
Henderson  Mrs  George,  feuar,  26  Charles  street 
HENDRY  Charles,  labourer,51  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hendry  Duncan,  joiner,  and blockmaker,  5  Dock  breast. 

House,  26  Hamilton  street 
Hendry  James,  engineer,  15  Stanners  street 
Hendry  James,  boilermaker,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hendry  J.  &  R-,  tailors  and  clothiers,  24  Hamilton  st. 

House,  16  William  street 
Hendry  John,  steamboat  agent,  2  West  breast.     House, 

43  Ann  street 
Hendry  John,  spirit  dealer,  57  Rue-end  street 
Hendry  John,  spirit  merchant,  63  Main  street,  Carts- 
dyke.    House,  61  do. 
Hendry  John,  coachmaker,  33  Roxburgh  street 
Hendry  Nathaniel,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hendry  Thomas,  labourer,  13  John  street 
Hendry  William,  tailor  and  clotbier,  17  William  street 
HENNY  Dennis,  spirit  dealer,  10  East  breast 
HENRY  Alexander,  cabinetmaker,  20  Inverkip  street 
Henry  Barclay,  medical  practitioner,  4  Shaw  place 
Henry  Daniel,  mariner,  16  East  Quay  lane 
Henry  Daniel,  engineer,  Ingleston  road 
Henry  Duncan,  shipmaster,  1  William  street 
Henry  James,  feuar,  1 1  Ann  street 
Henry  James,  carter,  23  Ann  street 
Henry  James,  brassfounder,  21  Ann  street 
Henry  John,  shipmaster,  43  Ann  street 
Henry  Robert,  coal  merchant,  35  West  Blackhall  street 
Henry  Mrs  J.,  confectioner,  5  West  Blackhall  street 
HEPBURN  Thomas,  porter,  4  Watt  street 


68  DIRECTORY. 


Hepburn  Mrs,  lodgings,  5  Union  street 

HERALD  (Greenock,)  and  General  Advertiser,  Of- 
fice, 40  Cathcart  street 

HERCUS  Mrs  John,  18  Kelly  street 

Hercus  Peter,  provision  merchant,  commission,  and 
shipping  agent,  2  West  Quay  lane.  House,  48 
Brougham  street 

HERON  James  &  Co.,  watch  and  clockmakers,  3  Cow- 
gate  street 

Heron  William,  engineer,  7  Under  crescent 

HERRIOT  John  &  Son,  auctioneers  and  appraisers, 
79  Regent  street  and  26  Charles  street 

Herriot  John,  of  John  Herriot  <&  Son,  vendue  master 
and  appraiser,  79  Regent  street 

Heriot  John  A.,  of  John  Herriot  &  Son.  House,  26 
Charles  street 

HEWIT  Milton,  kilnman,  Clyde  Pottery 

HETHERINGTON  John,  candle  maker,  9  Market  st. 

HEUGH  Thomas,  smith,  19  John  street 

HIGH  AM  James,  pilot,  35  Crawfurd  street 

HIGGINS  A.,  pastry  baker  and  confectioner,  11  Cath- 
cart street 

Higgins  Thomas,  tailor,  21  Hamilton  street 

HIGHET  John,  engineer,  17  Cathcart  street 

Highet  Thomas,  carpenter,  12  John  street 

HIGHLANDERS'  Academy,  Roxburgh  street 

HILDRETH  Robert,  shipmaster,  24  Bank  street 

HILL  Adam,  joiner,  33  Ann  street 

Hill  Archd.,  engineer,  20  Ingleston  road 

Hill  David,  painter,  53  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Hill  John,  labourer,  6  Watson's  lane 

Hill  John,  mariner,  72  Roxburgh  street 

Hill  John,  staff  serjeant  of  pensioners,  30  Sugarhouse 
lane 

Hill  Lawrence  &  Co.,  iron  shipbuilders,  Inch  Works, 
Port- Glasgow  road 

Hill  Lawrence  of  L.  Hill  &  Go.  House,  Wood  Bank 
cottage,  Port- Glasgow 

Hill  Matthew,  miller  and  grain  merchant,  Bogle  street 
and  Princes  street.     House,  8  Inverkip  street 

Hill  Ninian,  M.D.,  17  Kilblain  street 

Hill  Miss,  8  Trafalgar  street 


DIRECTORY.  69 


Hill  Mrs  Matthew,  8  Inverkip  street 
HINDMARSH  John,  currier,  40  Inverkip  street 
HINMERS  George,  clothier,  silk  mercer,  and  milliner, 

5  Cathcart  square.     House,  15  Jamaica  street 
HISLOP  John,  bookseller  and  stationer,  Registrar  of 
births,  deaths,   and   marriages    West  Parish,  29 
Cathcart  street.     House,  24  Eldon  street 
HODGE  Samuel,  labourer,  41  Vennel 
HODGERT  James,  joiner,  26  Tobago  street 
HODSON  Adam,  steward,  58  Vennel 
HOGG  John    D.,  accountant,   Chamberlain's    Office. 

House,  Holmcroft  street 
HOG  GEN  Mrs  James,  12  Tobago  street 
HOLBURN  Robert,  cowfeeder  and  carter,  Green  brae 

cottage,  Captain  street 
HOLMES  Hugh,  carter,  11  East  Quay  lane 
Holmes  William,  joiner,  5  Rue-end  street 
HOLMS  John,  joiner,  27  Lynedoch  street 
Holms  Mrs,  toy  shop,  1  Inverkip  street 
Holms  Mrs  Robert,  13  Sir  Michael  street 
Holms  Mrs  William,  23  Sir  Michael  street 
HOOD  George,  sugar  baker,  18  Tobago  street 
Hood  William,  teacher,  64  Roxburgh  street 
Hood  William,  law  clerk,  5  Hamilton  street 
Hood  William,  spirit  dealer,  22  Vennel.     House,  24 

Hamilton  street 
HONEYMAN  &  Campbell,  wholesale  and  retail  iron- 
mongers, 2  Cathcart  square 
Honeyman  Robert,  of  Honeyman  &  Campbell.     House, 

5  Brisbane  street 
HOPE  William,  carpenter,  3  Shaw  place 
HORN  James,  painter  and  paperhanger,  11  West  brst„ 

House,  13  Nelson  street  west 
Horn  Miss  C,  mangier  and  dresser,  42  West  Burn  st. 
HORNBY  James,  engineer,  7  Lindsay's  lane 
Houston  Fleming,  cooper,  23  Sir  Michael  street 
Houston  George,  brass  finisher,  1  Carnock  street 
Houston  Hugh,  watchman,  1  Springkell  street 
Houston  James,  carter,  7  John  street 
Houston  James,  spirit  dealer,  10  Baker  street 
Houston  Robert,  grain  and  spirit  merchant,  38  Inverkip 
street 


70  DIRECTORY. 


Houston  Robert,  dyer,  7  Sugarhouse  lane 

Houston  Robert,  hosier,  16  Cartsburn  street.     House, 

2  Springkell  street 
Houston   Robert,  dyer  and  woollen  manufacturer,  34 

Hamilton    street.        House,    Rockbank    cottage, 

{Shaws  Water 
Houston  William,  labourer,  2  Bearhope  street 
Houston  Mrs  William,  dyer,  41  Ann  street 
Houston  Mrs  Archibald,  2  Watt  place 
Houston  Mrs  P.,  15  Kelly  street 
Houston  Mrs  Wm.,  Holmscroft  street 
Houston  Mrs,  43  Crawfurd  street 
Houston  Mrs,  6  William  street 
HOWATSON  Samuel,  boot  closer,  4  Sir  Michael  st 
HOWIE  Andrew,  carter,  14  St  Andrew  street 
Howie  Hugh,  carpenter,  12  Bogle  street 
HOWIE  SON  James,  printer,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Howieson  William,  deep-sea  pilot,  2  Broad  close 
Howieson  Mrs  William,  3  Bank  street 
HOY  John,  joiner,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
HOYLE,  Martin,  &  Co.,  sugar  refiners,  29  Sugarhouse 

lane 
HUD LE SON  Robert,  labourer,  15  Ropework  street 
HUDSON  Adam,  engineer,  15  Arthur  street 
Hudson  Charles,  labourer,  47  Ann  street 
HUGHES  Charles,  labourer,  7  Cowgate  street 
Hughes  Robert,  carpenter,  1  Regent  street 
Hughes  Mrs  George,  20  Sugarhouse  lane 
HUGHSON  Thomas,  ship  keeper,  i  William  street 
Hughson  Thomas,  tobacconist,  39  Cathcart  street 
HUME  William,  herbalist,  27  Sugarhouse  lane. 
HUMPHREYS  George,  printer,  Clyde  pottery 
HUMPHREY  Joseph,  cabinetmaker,  13  West  Stewart 

street 
HUNTER  Adam,  sawyer,  15  Market  street 
Hunter  Alexander,  mate,  26  Sir  Michael  street 
Hunter  Charles  P.,  of  Baine  &  Johnston.     House,  24 

Forsyth  street 
Hunter  David,  slater,  1  Regent  street 
Hunter  David,  pattern  maker,  22  Cartsburn  street 
Hunter  Douglas,  baker,  2  Bruce  street 
Hunter  James,  smith,  60  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 


DIRECTORY.  71 


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

Hunter  John,  rigger,  16  Cross-shore  street 

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

Forsyth  street 
Hunter  John,  broker,  39  Vennel 
Hunter  John,  carpenter,  17  .Roxburgh  street 
Hunter  John,  fish  merchant,  17  Charles  street.  House, 

Innellan 
Hunter  John,  shoemaker,  Cartsburn  cottage 
Hunter  John,  13  Lynedoch  street 
Hunter  Malcolm,  gardener,  14  Inverkip  street 
Hunter  Morrison,  joiner,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  st 
Hunter  Robert,  boilermaker,  2  John  street 
Hunter   T.  0.,  merchant  and  commission  agent,  and 
Lloyd's  agent  for  Clyde,  10  William  st.     House, 
24  Forsyth  street 
Hunter  William,  of  Edington  &  Hunter.       House,   1 

Salmon  street 
Hunter  William,  ropemaker,  13  Lynedoch  street 
Hunter  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  40  Cathcart 

street.     House,  22  Mearns  street 
Hunter  William,  tanner,  Ladyburn 
Hunter  William,  joiner,  49  Inverkip  street 
Hunter  Miss,  dressmaker,  39  Ann  street 
Hunter  Miss  M.,  muslin  agent,  4  Tobago  street 
Hunter  Misses  J.  &  C,  Customhouse 
Hunter  Mrs  John,  9  Argyle  street 
Hunter  Mrs  Janet,  vintner,  7  Shaw  street 
Hunter  Mrs  Robert,  feuar,  5  Cowgate  street 
Hunter  Mrs,  89  Regent  street 
Hunter  Mrs,  28  Charles  street 
Hunter  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  East  Stewart  street 
HURLEY  Thomas  W.,  electric  telegraph  clerk,  Rail- 
way station.     House,  5  William  street 
HUTCHESON  George,  grocer,  63  Main  street,  Carts- 
dyke.     House,  Springfield  cottage 
Hutcheson  Rev.  James,  minister  of  East  Parish.     Ho., 

Campfield,  Gourock  road 
Hutcheson  James,  dyer,  5  Crawfurd  street 
Hutcheson  James,  salesman,  Gourock  Ropework  Co., 

5  Cross-shore  street 
Hutcheson  John,  carpenter,  19  Hamilton  street 


72  DIRECTORY. 


Hutcheson  John  XL,  clerk,  1  Patrick  street 
Hutcheson  William,  engine-keeper,  7  Lynedoch  street 
Hutcheson  William,  labourer,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Hutcheson  Misses,  dressmakers,   1  Nicholson  street 
Hutcheson  Miss,  furnishing  shop,  95  Regent  street 
Hutcheson  Mrs  R.,  feuar,  I  Patrick  street 
Hutcheson  Mrs  Thomas,  feuar,  22  Bank  street 
HUT  TON  Mrs  Isabella,  2  John  street 
HYDE  Norman,  boilermaker,  14  St  Andrew  street 
HYNDMAN  James,  coal  merchant,  46  Vennel.     Ho. 

31  Charles  street 
Hjndman  John,  labourer,  26  Dalrymple  street 
Hyndman  Joseph,  carter,  10  Roslin  street 
Hyndman  Joseph,  late  shipmaster,  12  Brougham  street 
Hyndman  Miss,  feuar,  22  Crawfurd  street 
HYSLOP  Edward,  wholesale   and   retail  glass,  china, 

and   earthenware   merchant,  28   Hamilton  street. 

House,  do. 


IMRIE  Richard,  seaman,  5  West  Stewart  street 

INFIRMARY,  Inverjdp  street 

INGLIS    Andrew,   foreman   cooper,  6  Nelson  street, 

Glebe 
Inglis  Andrew,  manager,  Caledonian  Saw  Mills,  Port- 
Glasgow  road 
Inglis  James,  teacher  of  music,  piano-forte  and  music 

seller,  14  West  Blackhall  street.     House,  1  Laird 

street 
Inglis  James,  Sheriff   clerk  depute,   and   also   depute 

clerk  of  the  peace,  2  Bank  street.     House,  Melita 

Cottage 
Inglis  James,  engineer,  25  Lynedoch  street 
Inglis  Barnes,  carpenter,  18  Duncan  street 
Inglis  Robert,  gardener,  Barnhill 
Inglis  Robert,  joiner,  15  West  Stewart  street 
Inglis  Thomas,  labourer,  9  John  street 
INNES  A.  C,  landing  waiter,  Customs,  Seafield  House, 

Eldon  street 
Innes  John,  late  landing  surveyor,  Customs,  Seafield 

House,  Eldon  street 


DIRECTORY.  73 


Inues  William,  bookseller,  stationer,  and  librarian,  40 

Hamilton  street.     House,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 
IRELAND  William,  mason,  Broomhill 
IRVINE  Alexander,  ship  master,  6  Nelson  st.,  Glebe 
Irvine  John,  tailor,  36  Westburn  street 
Irvine  John,  pastry  baker,  12  Bogle  street 
Irvine  Samuel,  shoemaker,  69  Vennel 
Irvine  Miss  Janet,  lodgings,  36  Westburn  street 
Irvine  Mrs  Matthew,  3  Shaw  place 
IRVING  Mrs  John,  feuar,  32  Regent  street 
IRWIN  Foster,  tidewaiter,  18  William  stree 
ISAAC  Robert,  engineer,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 


JACK  Edward,  spirit  dealer,  3  Highland  close 

Jack  Hugh,  railway  guard,  12  Bogle  street 

Jack  James,  tanner,  7  John  street 

Jack  Samuel,  locker,  10  Antigua  street 

JACKSON  Abram,  wood  hoop  and  basket  maker,  22 

West  Stewart  street.     House,  10  Watt  street 
Jackson  William,  painter,  71  Vennel 
JACOB  SON  Mrs,  4  Nicholson  street 
JAFFREY  John,  chainmaker,  13  Charles  street 
JAIL  and  Bridewell,  1  Market  street 
JAMES  John,  missionary,  6  Watt  street 
James  Mrs  Mary.  Glasgow  tavern,  8  East  breast 
JAMIESON  A.  &  R.,  joiners  and  glaziers,  10  Nichol- 
son street 
Jamieson  Alexander,  of  A.  &  R.  Jamieson.    House,  12 

Watt  street 
Jamieson  Archibald,  mason,  28  Sir  Michael  street 
Jamieson  Arthur,  cooper,  24  Crawfurd  street 
Jamieson  James,  gardener,  5  Sir  Michael  street 
Jamieson  John,  grocer,  21    Dalrymple  street.    'House, 

9  Nicholson  street 
Jamieson  John,  huckster,  29  Charles  street 
Jamieson  John,  mason  and  spirit  dealer,  5  York  street 
Jamieson  John,  mariner,  15  Ropework  street 
Jamieson  Norman,  2  Rue-end  street 
Jamieson  Robert,  distributor  of  stamps  and  collector  of 
taxes,  23  Cathcart  street 

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74  DIRECTORY. 


Jamieson  Robert,  sen  ,  gardener,  2  Newark  street 
Jamieson  Robert,  of  A.  &  R.  Jamieson.  House,  3  Kelly 

street 
Jamieson  Robert  &  Co.,  commission  merchants,  snip- 
ing agents,  and  agents  for  the  Royal  Fire  and  Life 
Insurance  Co.,  23  Cathcart  street 
Jamieson  Robert,   civil   engineer,   land   surveyor,  and 

measurer,  46  Cathcart  st.     House,  7  Newark  st. 
Jamieson  William,  feuar,  31  Sir  Michael  street 
Jamieson  William,  seaman,  4  Watt  street 
Jamieson  William,  gardener,  2  Newark  street 
Jamieson  Miss,  9  Kelly  street 
Jamieson  Elizabeth,  tobacconist,  28  Cathcart  street 
Jamieson  Mrs  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,   15  West  Black- 
hall  street 
Jamieson  Mrs  William,  spirit  dealer,  15  Rue-end  st. 
JANNION  John,  boilermaker,  10  Baker  street 
JARVIE  Rev.  J.  M,,  12  Brisbane  street 
JARVIS  Alexander,  tailor,  37  Nicholson  street 
Jarvis  James,  tailor,   1  Bruce  street 
JEFFREY  Alexander  L.,  painter,  6  Nelson  St.,  Glebe 
Jeffrey  Samuel,  labourer,  14  St  Andrew  street 
JENKINS  David,  broker,  17  Dalrymple  street 
Jenkins  Peter,  mariner,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
JESSAMINE  Alexander,  agent,  9  West  Stewart  st., 
Jessamine  Alexander,  boilermaker,  12  Bogle  street 
Jessamine  James,  bootmaker,  2  Tobago  street 
Jessamine  Miss  C,  milliner,  13  Hamilton  street 
Jessamine  Mrs  John,  11  Ardgowan  square 
JOHNSTON    A.    &   W.,   engineers,   Eagle   foundry 

Baker  street 
Johnston  Alex.  Rankine,  merchant,  Holmscroft  house 
Johnston  Angus,  paper  maker,  Overton 
Johnston  Daniel,  medical  botanist,  3  Kilblain  st.     Ho., 

4  Inverkip  street 
Johnston  Daniel,  smith  and  beam  maker,  20  Cathcart 

st.  and  19  Shaw  st.     House,  4  Cross-shore  st. 
Johnston  David,   merchant,  of  Gourock   Bopework  Co, 

House,  Oak  Bank,  44  Union  street 
Johnston  Gregor,  carpenter,  5  Bruce  street 
Johnston  Henry,  mate,  1  Watson's  lane 
Johnston  James,  tanner,  39  Hamilton  street 


DIRECTORY.  75 


Johnston  James,  joiner,  44  Inverkip  street 

Johnston  John,  hair  dresser,  42  Vennel 

Johnston  John,  lithographic  printer,  8  Hamilton  street. 

House,  30  Nicholson  street 
Johnston  John,  tidewaiter,  6  Westburn  street 
Johnston  John,  banker  and  insurance  broker,  Greenock 

bank.     House,  18  Kelly  street 
Johnston  John,  moulder,  Upper  crescent 
Johnston  Samuel,  shipkeeper,  28  Shaw  street 
Johnston  Thomas,  tailor,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Johnston  William,  Orangefield 
Johnston  William,  bookseller,  stationer  and  lithographic 

printer,  46  Hamilton  st     House,  2i  Ann  street 
Johnston  Miss,  lodgings,  2  Crawford  street 
Johnston  Miss,  1  Regent  street 
Johnston  Mrs,  5  Dellingburn  street 
Johnston  Mrs,  11  Nicholson  street 
Johnston  Mrs,  19  John  street 

Johnston  Mrs  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  20  West  Black- 
hall  street 
Johnston  Mrs  Edward,  lodgings,  8  Ann  street 
Johnston  Mrs  Jas.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  21  Annst. 
Johnston  Mrs  Peter,  lodgings,  23  Vennel 
Johnston,  Mrs  Peter,  lodgings,  4  Ann  street 
JONAS  Rev.  Edward  James,  Episcopal  clergyman,  11 

Union  street 
JONES  Richard,  weigher,  16  Sir  Michael  street 
Jones  Richard,  engineer,  1  Regent  street 
Jones  Thomas,  carpenter,  Kerr's  land,  Longwell  close 
Jones  Mrs  Thomas,  30  West  Blackhall  street 
JORDAN  William,  brass  finisher,  69  Roxburgh  street 
JUSTICE  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  2Q  Charles  street 
Justice  of  Peace  Clerk's  Office,  Sheriff  Clerk's  Office, 
2  Bank  street 

K 

KAMES'   Gunpowder  Co.'s  Office,   1   West  Quay. 

Arch.  Mackenzie,  agent 
KAY  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  21  Ann  street 
Kay  William,  carter,  3  Vennel 
KEAN  John,  lathsplitter,  21  Ann  street 


76  DIRECTORY. 


Kean  Francis,  broker,  43  Dalrymple  street 

Kean  James,  broker,  8  Vennel 

Kean  Mrs  Charles,  lodgings,  4  Tobago  street 

Kean  Miss,  huckster,  46  Vennel 

KEITH  Alexander,  engineer,  Lyle'sland,  Back  walks 

Keith,  Campbell  &  Co.,  general  grocers,  63  Rue-end  st. 

House  22  Ann  street 
Keith  Colin,  smith,  3  Arthur  street 
Keith  James,  boiler  maker,  28  Cartsburn  street 
Keith  John,  baker,  3  Manse  lane 
Keith  Mrs  spirit  dealer,  3  Market  street 
KELLY  John,  slater,  16  Tobago  street 
Kelly  John,  fruit  and  fish  dealer,  40  Cathcart  street 
Kelly  John,  huckster,  27  East  Shaw  street 
Kelly  Peter,  labourer,  14  Tobago  street 
Kelly  William,  grocer,  9  William  street.     House,  Elm- 
bank,  Eldon  street 
Kelly  William,  fishmonger,  Fish  market,  and  41  Hamil- 
ton street     House,  1  William  street 
Kelly  William,  Tailors'  house  of  call,  16  Market  street 
Kelly  Mrs  H.,  staymaker,  3  Tobago  street 
Kelly  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  8  Chapel  street 
KELSO  Alexander,  surgeon,  45  Vennel.    Ho.,  1  Cow- 
gate  street 
Kelso  Daniel,  of  M.  &  D.  Kelso.     Ho.  8  Kelly  street 
Kelso  James,  13  Union  street 

Kelso  M.  &  D.,  coopers  and  fish  curers,  6  New  Dock  bst. 
Kelso  Matthew,  of  M.  &  D.  Kelso.   Ho.  1  York  st.  Glebe 
Kelso  Robert,  provision  merchant,  31  Shaw  street 
Kelso  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Market  street 
KEMP  John,  carter,  71  Vennel 
KENNEDY  Alex.,  miller,  Cartsburn  Mills.     Ho.  do. 
Kennedy  Allan,  mariner,  42  Crawfurd  street 
Kennedy  Charles,  spirit  dealer,  17  Dalymple  street 
Kennedy  Charles,  carpenter,  3  Manse  lane 
Kennedy  David,  carpenter,  18  John  Street 
Kennedy  Duncan,  blacksmith,  45  Shaw  street 
Kennedy  Gilbert,  dresser,  Ingleston  road 
Kennedy  Henry,  labourer,  7  Cowgate  street 
Kennedy  Hugh,  tea  merchant  and  grocer,  42  Cathcart 

street.     House,  16  William  street 
Kennedy  John,  labourer,  8  Manse  lane 


DIRECTORY.  77 


Kennedy  Jas.,  gatekeeper  on  the  railway,  and  remnant 

warehouse,  28  Ann  street 
Kennedy  Robert  mason,  48  Nelson  street,  west 
Kennedy  William,  dealer,  19  Dalrymple  street 
Kennedy  William,  shipmaster,  6  Watt  street 
Kennedy  Miss  Mary  Anne,  dressmaker,  1  Manse  lane 
Kennedy  Mrs,  lodgings,  8  Baker  street 
Kennedy  Mrs,  eating  house,  28  Dalrymple  street 
Kennedy  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Watt  place 
KENSLEY  Samuel,  customhouse  officer,  18  Antigua 

street 
KENYON  William,  mate,  3  3  West  Stewart  street 
Kenyon  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  21  John  street 
KERNE Y  William,  dealer,  19  Dalrymple  street 
KER  Alan,  merchant,   commission  agent,   and  agent 

for   City  of  Glasgow  bank,   46    Cathcart  Street. 

House,  1  Grey  Place 
KERR  Alexander,  soda  water  maker,  46  Inverkip  st. 
Kerr  Alexander,  72  Union  street 
Kerr  Archibald,  merchant,   West  breast.      House,  5 

Bogle  street 
Kerr  Daniel,  feuar,  Longwell  close 
Kerr  Duncan,  policeman,  43  Crawfurd  street 
Kerr  James,  farmer,  Glenbrae 
Kerr  James,  1  Patrick  street 
Kerr  James,  spirit  dealer  10  West  breast.     House,  46 

Cathcart  street 
Kerr  John,  clerk,  9  West  Stewart  street 
Kerr  John,  commercial  traveller,  6  Manse  lane 
Kerr  John,  shipmaster,  27  Roxburgh  street 
Kerr  John,  watchman,  5  West  Quay  lane 
Kerr  John,  merchant   and   shipowner,    4   West   Quay. 

House,  5  Abbotsford  place 
Kerr  John,  brassfinisher,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Kerr  John,  carpenter,  1  Regent  street 
Kerr  John,  dealer,  6  Vennel 
Kerr  John,  mason,  1  Bruce  street 
Kerr  Peter$  carpenter,  3  John  street 
Kerr  Peter,  engineer,  29  Charles  street 
Kerr  Patrick,  huckster,  16  Market  street 
Kerr  Robert,  West  harbour  master,  office,  East  breast. 

House,  24  Nicholson  street 

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78  DIRECTORY. 


Kerr  Robert,  joiner,  22  John  street 

Kerr  Robert,   brassfounder,    M' Donald's   land,    Back 

walks 
Kerr  William,  feuar,  19  Hamilton  street 
Kerr  William,  flesher,  51  Inverkip  street 
Kerr  Miss,  20  Mearns  street 
Kerr  Miss,  feuar,  5  Longwell  close 
Kerr  Miss,  dressmaker,  12  Tobago  street 
Kerr  Miss,  62  Roxburgh  street 
Kerr  Misses,  28  West  Stewart  street 
Kerr  Mrs  James,  9  West  Stewart  street 
Kerr  Mrs  John,  spirit  dealer,  18  Duncan  street 
Kerr  Mrs  John,  33  Nicholson  street 
Kerr  Mrs  John,  19  Hamilton  street 
Kerr  Mrs,  32  Eldon  street 
Kerr  Mrs,  lodgings,   12  Sir  Michael  street 
Kerr  Mrs,  feuar,  2  Duncan  street 
KERRS  &  M'Bride,  merchants  and  shipowners,  West 

Quay  head 
KERRY  Henry,  huckster,  10  East  Quay  lane 
KEYS  William,  sugarboiler,  25  Baker  street 
KETTERER,  Currie,  &  Co.,  clock  manufacturers,  26 

Crawfurd  street 
KIDD  John,  shoemaker,  9  Cowgate  street 
KIDSTON  A.  G.  &  Co.,  iron  and  metal  merchants, 

Virginia  street 
KIELT  Henry,  broker,  10  Taylor's  close 
KILGOUR  John,  boilermaker,  21  Arthur  street 
KILLOCH  Robert,  carpenter,  6  East  Blackhall  street 
KILLAN  Andrew,  shoemaker,  8  Sir  Michael  street 
Killan  Robert,  smith,  8  Ann  street 
KILLIN  Samuel,  potato  merchant,  25  Bearhope  st. 
KILPATRICK,   James,  gardener,  26  West  Burn  st. 
Kilpatrick  Daniel,  sugarbaker,  Finieston,  Port-Glasgow 

road 
KINCAID  John,  ropemaker,  15  West  Stewart  street 
Kincaid  Thomas,  shipowner,  Quarry  bank, 
KING  Alexander,  carter,  22  Cartsburn  street 
King  David,  carter,  3  fennel 
King  Gilbert,  pastrybaker,  17  Cathcart  street 
King  James,  gardener,  Glen 
King  James,  baker,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 


DIRECTORY.  79 


King  John,  ropespirmer,  3  Crawfurd  street 

King  John,  labourer,  4  Watt  street 

King  Lindsay,  Glasgow  carrier,  35  Hamilton  street 

King  Ross,  huckster,  1  Rue-end  street 

King  Thomas,  Customs,  7  Kelly  street 

King  Thos.,  writer,  2  Watt  place.     Ho  ,  Brigend  house 

King  Wm.,  coach  proprieter,  of  M'Connell  &  King. 

House,  9  William  street. 
King  William,  engineer,  23  East  Shaw  street 
King  Miss,  dressmaker,  4  Nicholson  street 
King  Mrs  Robert,  spirit  dealer,  69  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
KINLOCH  Mrs  Archibald,  34  Ann  street 
KINNAIRD  William,  cooper,  28  Roxburgh  street 
KINNI BURGH  James,  carpenter,   14  Market  street 
KINNELL  James,  warehouseman,  4  Watt  street 
KIPPEN  Miss  Mary,  11  Ardgowan  square 
KIRK  Adam  &  Co.,   tanners  and  curriers,   7  Harvie 

lane   and   3   Dalrymple  street.     House,   15  Hope 

place,  Antigua  street 
Kirk  Robert,  druggist,  57  Shaw  street. 
Kirk  Robert,  mason,  76  Roxburgh  street 
Kirk  Thomas,  shipmaster,  6  West  Blackhall  street 
KIRKCALDY  William,  merchant,  34  Eldon  street 
KIRKMAN    John,    engineer,    Armadale   buildings, 

Back  walks 
KIRK  WOOD  Alexander,  mason,  7  Bruce  street 
Eirkwood  James,  spirit  dealer,  10  East  breast.   Ho.,  do. 
Kirkwood  James,  builder,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Kirkwood  John,  joiner,  3  Bearhope  street 
Kirkwood  Mrs,  huckster,  48  Inverkip  street 
KNAGGS  George,  porter,  7  New  Dock  lane 
KNOX  Alexander,  carpenter,  10  Cathcart  street 
Knox  Robert,  jun.,  merchant,  Glasgow.     House,  West 

bank,  2  Margaret  street 
Knox  Robert,  joiner,  35  R  oxburgh  street 
Knox  Thomas,  carpenter,  7  Under  crescent 
KYLE  Henry,  broker,  3  Vennel 


LADYBURN  pottery,  Port-Glasgow  road 
LAFFERTY  Henry,  boilermaker,  44  Ann  street 


80  IRECTORY. 


LAING  Andrew,  bookseller,  stationer  and  bookbinder, 

49  Cathcart  street.     House,  34  Ann  street 
LAIRD  Alexander  &  Sons,  shipping  agents,  2  Cross- 
shore  street 
Laird  Alexander,  carter,  10  Baker  street 
Laird  Alexander,  kilnman,  16  Bearhope  street 
Laird  George  R.,  clerk,  37  Ann  street 
Laird  David,  sladesman,  Highlanders'  academy 
Laird  James,  shoemaker,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Laird  John,  farmer,  Bow,  Inverkip  road 
Laird  John,  boilermaker,  8  Cross-shore  street 
Laird  Thomas,  shoemaker,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Laird  William,  clothier,  16  William  street.     House,  7 

Lyle  street. 
Laird  Miss,  feuar,  48  Inverkip  street 
Laird  Mrs  Alexander,  lodgings,  39  Cathcart  street 
Laird  Mrs  Archibald,  lodgings,  2  Rue-end  street 
Laird  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  19  Tobago  street 
Laird  Mrs  Sarah,  spirit  dealer,  6  Ann  street 
LAMB  George,  of  Thomas  Lamb  &  Sons.     House,  5 

Trafalgar  street 
Lamb  Lawrence,  assistant  inspector  of  the  fisheries. 
Office,  3  Bank  street.     House,   12  Brisbane  street 
Lamb  Thomas  &  Sons,  joiners,  glaziers,  blockmakers, 

turners,  and  ship  carpenters,  30  Market  street 
Lamb  William  L.,  of  Thomas  Lamb  &  Sons.     House, 

8  Shaw  place 
Lamb  Mrs  Thomas,  5  Trafalgar  street 
LAMBIE  John,  carpenter,  41  Ann  street 
LAMBERT  Francis,  fireman,  3  Union  court 
LAMOND  Duncan,  carpenter,  7  Market  street 
LAMONT  Alexander,  carpenter,  97  Regent  street 
Lamont  Angus,  carpenter,  7  Market  street 
Lamont  Colin,  jr.,  banker,  Union  bank,  1  Hamilton  st. 

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

House,  36  Eldon  street 
Lamont  Daniel,  engineer,  33  Regent  street 
Lamont  Duncan,  joiner,  69  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Lamont  James,  carpenter,  32  Cathcart  street 
Lamont  James  &  Co.,  stationers,  7  Cross-shore  street 
Lamont  James,  shipmaster,  32  Dalrymple  street 


DIRECTORY.  81 


Lamoat  John,  labourer,  72  Roxburgh  street 

Lamont  John,  carpenter,  8  Shaw  street 

Lamont  John,  carpenter,  3  Manse  lane 

Lamont  Neil,  clothier,  19  Hamilton  street.  House,  9 
Captain  street 

Lamont  Peter,  pensioner,  48  Charles  street 

Lamont  Miss,  tailoress,  2  Clyde  street 

Lamont  Mrs  Mary,  lodgings,  7  John  street 

Lamont  Mrs  Sarah,  22  Stanners  street 

LANCASHIRE  Charles,  coach  trimmer,  10  Bruce  st. 

LANDLES  William,  joiner,  8  East  Shaw  street 

LANG-  Alexander,  carpenter,  14  Cross-shore  street 

Lang  Alexander,  boilermaker,  34  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke. 

Lang  Archibald,  bookseller,  9  John  street 

Lang  Daniel,  sailmaker,  6  Chapel  street 

Lang  Duncan,  engineer,  22  Mearns  street 

Lang  Gabriel,  coachman,  Garvel  park,  Port- Glasgow 
road 

Lang  &  Aitken,  wrights,  15  Bogle  street 

Lang  James,  of  Lang  &  Aitken.     Ho.,  13  Lynedoch  st. 

Lang  James  Innes,  merchant  and  shipowner,  10  Broug- 
ham street.     House,  7  Brougham  street 

Lang  John,  blockmaker,  8  Ann  street 

Lang  John,  grocer,  25  Dalrymple  st.     Ho.,  22  Bank  st. 

Lang  John,  moulder,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Lang  Matthew,  carter  and  cowfeeder,  51  Roxburgh  st. 

Lang  Robert,  mason,  5  Tobago  st.     Ho.,  39  Ann  st. 

Lang  Robert,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  1  Bank  st. 

Lang  Robert,  labourer,  22  Cathcart  street 

Lang  Samuel,  cooper,  6  Kilblain  street 

Lang  Miss  Janet,  grocer,  6  Chapel  street 

Lang  Mrs,  lodgings,  19  Cathcart  street 

Lang  Mrs,  27  Hamilton  street 

Lang  Mrs  Thomas,  7  Brougham  street 

Lang  Mrs  William,  straw  bonnet  maker,  25  Charles  st. 

LANGWILL  Archibald,  searcher,  Customs.  House, 
Orange  field 

Langwill  Archibald,  jun„  writer,  8  Hamilton  street. 
House,  Orangefield 

Langwill  John,  shipmaster,  4  Lyle  street 

LARKIE  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  57  Shaw  street 

LASSEY  James,  carpenter,  1  Stanners  street 


82  IRECTORT. 


LATHAM  David  M.,  Seafield 

LAUDER  Mrs  John,  huckster,  3  John  street 

LAUGHTON  Rev.  Wm.,  of  St  Thomas'  Free  Church, 

10  Forsyth  street 
LAURIE  Alexander,  cooper,  I  Lynedoch  street 
Laurie   Alexander,  superintendent  of  Sailors'  Home, 

Dock  Breast.     House,  do. 
Laurie  David,  watchman,  3  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
Laurie  Donald,  porter,  36  Hamilton  street 
Laurie  Duncan,  carpenter,  Ingleston  hill 
Laurie  Edward,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 
Laurie  &  Fleming,  carvers  and  gilders,  1  Bank  street 
Laurie  James,  of  Laurie  &  Fleming.     Ho.,  41  Ann  st. 
Laurie  John,  of  Cowan  &  Laurie.     Ho.,  5  Roxburgh  st. 
Laurie  John,  carpenter,  7  St  Lawrence  street 
Laurie  Neil,  blockmaker,  5  Roxburgh  street 
Laurie  W.  L.,  M.D.,  physician.     Consulting  rooms,  27 

Hamilton  street.     House,  8  Ardgowan  square 
LAVENS  Robert,  carpenter,  13  Hamilton  street 
LAW  Charles,  pattern  maker,  9  Under  crescent 
Law  Mrs  Archibald,  28  Dalrymple  street 
Law  Mrs  James,  33  Nicholson  street 
LAWS  ON   David,    carpenter,    Armadale  buildings, 

Back  walks. 
Lawson  Edmund,  of  John  Lawson  8?  Sons.     House,  5 

Watt  street 
Lawson  John,  of  John  Lawson  &  Sons.     Ho.,  5  Watt  st. 
Lawson   John   &    Sons,    seedsmen,   nurserymen,   and 

florists,  47  Hamilton   street.     Nurseries,   Nelson 

street  west,  Patrick  street,  and  Robertson  street 
Lawson  John,  joiner,  McDonald's  land,  Back  walks 
Lawson  Robert,  mate,  4  Hamilton  street 
Lawson  William,  of  John  Lawson  &  Sons.     House,   5 

Watt  street 
Lawson  William,  labourer,  1  Stanners  street 
Lawson  Mrs  John,  feuar,  6  East  Shaw  street 
LEARY  James,  engineer,  92  East  Hamilton  street 
LECKIE  Archibald,  painter,  3  Salmon  street 
Leckie,  Mrs  John,  13  Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
LEE  Robert,  pilot,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  street 
LEES  Robert,  engineer,  17  Brougham  street 
Lees  Thomas,  joiner,  48  Nelson  street  west 


DIRECTORY.  83 


Lees  Mrs  Agnes,  19  Shaw  street 

LEITCH  Alexander,  steamboat  master,  45  Rue-end  st. 
Leitch  Angus,  pilot,  7  West  Stewart  street 
Leitch  Angus,  cooper,  30  Dalrymple  street 
Leitch  Angus,  spirit  dealer,  26  Dalrymple  street 
Leitch  Archibald,  coachman,  1  West  Stewart  street 
Leitch  Arthur  0.,  bonded  warehouse  keeper  and  agent, 
4  West  quay.     Ho.,  Madeira  lodge,  Newark  street 
Leitch  Charles,  joiner,  13  Sir  Michael  street 
Leitch  Daniel,  law  clerk,  Sheriff  clerk's  office 
Leitch  Daniel  carpenter,  32  Ann  street 
Leitch  Dougal,  carter,  Cartsburn  cottage 
Leitch  Duncan,  mate,  5  West  Quay  lane 
Leitch  Duncan,  coachman,  7  Highland  close 
Leitch  John,  painter  and  paper-hanger,  10  West  breast 

House,  13  Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
Leitch  John,  joiner,  15  Baker  street 
Leitch  John,  grocer,  41  Ann  street 
Leitch  John,  ropespinner,  51  Roxburgh  street 
Leitch,  Neil,  searcher  and  landing  waiter,    Customs. 

House,  Mount  park 
Leitch  Neil,   steamboat  master,    Armadale  buildings, 

Back  walks 
Leitch  Patrick,  shipmaster,  13  Ardgowan  square 
Leitch  Quintin  &  Co.,  ropemakers,  11  West  breast 
Leitch  William,  of  Quintin  Leitch  &  Co.     House,  Ma- 
deira Lodge,  Newark  street 
Leitch  William  T.  shopman,  5  Lynedoch  street 
Leitch  William,  smith,  22  Ann  street 
Leitch  Mrs  John,  13  Ardgowan  square 
Leitch  Mrs,  5  Buccleuch  street 
Leitch  Mrs,  31  Dalrymple  street 
Leitch  Mrs  William,  Madeira  lodge,  Newark  street 
LENANS  Robert,  carpenter,  13  Hamilton  street 
LENARD  James,  cooper,  36  West  Burn  street 
Lenard  James,  lathsplitter,  14  Inverkip  street 
Lenard  Alexander,  labourer,  9  Highland  close 
LENNON  Mrs  P.  grocer,  22  Tobago  street 
LENNOX  Archibald,  smith,  23  East  Shaw  street 
Lennox  Charles,  joiner,  33  Regent  street 
Lennox  Hugh,  pattern  maker,  M'Donald's  land,  Back 
walks 


84  DIRECTORY. 


Lennox  John  &  Co.,  felt  manufacturers,  29  Main  street, 

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

Blackhall  street 
Lennox  Mrs  John,  Ford,  Finnart  road 
LESLIE,  James,  boiler  maker,  15  John  street 
LESTER  James,  sawyer,  23  Vennel 
LETHAM,  William,  clerk,  35  East  Shaw  street 
Letham  Mrs  Robert,  35  East  Shaw  street 
LEVANS  John,  potato  dealer,  10  Inverkip  street 
LEWIS,  William,  rigger,  4  Smith's  lane 
LIDDELL   William  J,  grain  merchant,  1  East  Quay 

lane.     House,  Berryburn,  Gourock 
Liddell  Mrs,  8  Trafalgar  street 
LILLE Y  John,  labourer,  33  East  Shaw  street 
LINDSAY  Andrew,  of  Greenock  Spinning  Co.  House, 

Prospect  hill. 
Lindsay  Luke,  watchmaker,  Mount  view 
Lindsay  Robert,  mason,  42  Inverkip  street 
Lindsay  William  &  Co.,  merchants,   ship  brokers,  and 

commission  agents,  Excise  buildings 
Lindsay  William,  of  William  Lindsay  &  Co.     House, 

Mount  park 
LISTON  Robert,  grocer,  38  Shaw  street 
LITTLE  James,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  1  East  breast. 

House,  17  Lynedoch  street 
Little  James,  customhouse  clerk,  6  Brougham  street 
Little  James  &  Co.,  merchants  and  commission  agents, 

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

Finnart  Cottage 
Little  Mrs  James,  6  Brougham  street 
Little  Robert,  tinsmith,  11  East  Quay  lane 
LIVERPOOL  Traders'  Office,  I  West  Quay.     Archd. 

M'Kenzie,  agent 
LIVINGSTON  Alexander,  boilermaker,  31  Charles  st. 
Livingston  Angus,  joiner,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Livingston   Donald,   late  leather   merchant,    6    West 

Stewart  street 
Livingston  John,  gardener,  26  Vennel 
Livingston  Neil,  spirit,  wine,  and  ale  vaults,  2  Mansion- 
house  lane.     House,  do. 


DIRECTORY.  85 


Livingston  Robert,  blacksmith,  92  East  Hamilton  st. 
Livingston  Miss,  lodgings,  31  Charles  street 
Livingston  Mrs  Jane,  11  John  street 
LOAN  John,  soapboiler,  17  Tobago  street 
LOCHHEAD  Mrs  James,  9  Crawford  street 
Lochhead  Mrs  Matthew,  33  West  Blackhall  street 
LOGAN  John,  potato  dealer,  25  Vermel 
Logan  Steven,  grocer,  45  Shaw  street 
Logan  Miss,  sempstress,  37  Nicholson  street 
Logan  Mrs  William,  grocer,  22  Dalrymple  street 
Logan  Mrs,  dealer,  1  Vennel 
LONG  &  Barwick,  hoop  manufacturers,  18  West  Burn 

street,  and  35  Centre  street,  Glasgow 
Long  Nicholas,  of  Long  &  Barwick.     Ho.,  5  Watt  st. 
LONG  WILL  Robert,  copper  and  tinsmith,  9  Hamilton 

street.     House,  7  Mearns  street 
Longwill  Mrs,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
LONGAN  William,  labourer,  13  Cartsburn  street 
LOUGHRAN  Peter,  dealer,  14  Dalrymple  street 
LOUDOUN  Alexander,  clerk,  Post  office.     House,  29 

Roxburgh  street 
LOVE  Andrew,  smith  and  farrier,  50  Rue-end  street. 

House,  59  do. 
Love  James,  joiner,  5  Market  street 
Love  John,  governor  of  prison,  1  Market  street.    House, 

Bank  street 
Love  John,    session-clerk,    and    registrar    of    births, 

deaths,  and  marriages,  for  East  parish.     Music 

and  piano-forte   warehouse,    11    Cathcart   street. 

House,  do. 
Love  Robt.,  nautical  instrument  maker,  64  Roxburgh  st 
Love  Mrs  A.,  huckster,  3  John  street 
Love  Mrs  John,  gardener,  2  Newark  street 
Love  Mrs,  3  Hamilton  street 
LOW  Alexander,  manager  Kingston  sawmills.     Ho., 

Inch  bank  cottage. 
Low  Andrew,  agent  to  Seamen's  chapel.     House,  28 

West  Blackhall  street 
Low  Mrs,  sempstress,  6  Bruce  street 
LUMSDEN  Miss,  mangier,  12  Inverkip  street 
LUSK  Robert,  wholesale  grocer,  14  Charles  street. 

House,  George  square 


86  DIRECTORY. 


LYALL  Alexander,  Campfield,  Gourock 

Lyall  James,  refreshment  rooms,  east  end  of  Victoria 

harbour,  Rue  end  street 
LYGGAT  James,  shoemaker,  35  Cathcart  street 
Lyggat  John,  tailor,  34  Sir  Michael  street 
LYLE  Abram  &  Sons,  coopers  and  stave  merchants,  6 

Nicholson  street 
Lyle  Abram,  of  Abram  Lyle  fy  Sons.     House,  15  Kil- 

blain  street 
Lyle  Alexander,  moulder,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Lyle  David,  carter,  Bruce  street  cottage 
Lyle  Duncan,  cooper,  4  Nicholson  street 
Lyle  George,  carter,  5  Shaw  street 
Lyle  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  4  West  Quay  lane 

House,  2  Shaw  place 
Lyle  John,  spirit  dealer,  18  Invsrkip  street 
Lyle  Matthew,  shipmaster,  4  Hamilton  street 
Lyle  Robt.,  of  Abram  Lyle  &  Sons.   Ho.  4  Nicholson  st. 
Lyle  Thomas,  boatbuilder,  35  Rue-end  street.     House, 

32  Regent  street 
Lyle  William,  comb,  brush,  and  basket  shop,  14  Wil- 
liam street 
Lyle  Mrs  John,  5  Kelly  street 
LYNCH  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  2  Highland  close 
LYNN  Michael,  mason,  8  Tobago  street 
Lynn  Thomas,  labourer,  3  Under  crescent 
LYON  David,  farmer,  Cartsburn  house 
Lyon  James,  mariner,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Lyon  James,  locker,  8  Chapel  street 
Lyon  John,  joiner,  10  Antigua  street 
Lyon  John,  brassfounder  and  gasfitter,  2  East  Black- 
hall  street.     House,  8  Baker  street 
Lyon  Malcom,  carpenter,  4  Tobago  street 
Lyon  William,  cooper,  6  Roslin  street 
Lyon   William,  toy  and  basket  warehouse,   12   West 

Blackball  street 
Lyon  Miss,  8  Kelly  street 
Lyon  Mrs  Andrew,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  2  Tobago 

street 
Lyon  Mrs  Robert,  54  West  Blackhall  street 
Lyon  Mrs,  12  Bogle  street 
LYONS  Patrick,  4  Bearhope  street 


DIRECTORY.  87 


M 

MADDEN  William,  labourer,  9  Broad  close 

MAGNETIC  Telegraph  Co.,  8  Cathcart  square 

MAIN  Duncan,  smith,  8  East  Shaw  street 

Main  Hugh  Capt.,  11  West  Stewart  street 

Main  Robert,  tidewaiter,  28  West  Blackhall  street 

Main  Mrs  Robert,  18  Kelly  street 

MAINS  James,  ropemaker,  Lyle's  laud,  Back  walks 

MAITLAND  Henry,  joiner,  26  Sir  Michael  street 

Maitland  John,  watch  and  clockmaker,  11  Market  st. 

Maitland  John,  timekeeper,  44  Inverkip  street 

MALCOLM  Andrew,  labourer,  44  Vennel 

Malcolm  &  Co.,  coopers  and  fishcurers,  3  East  Shaw  st. 

Malcolm  Daniel,  weaver,  53  Vennel 

Malcolm  Rev.  James,  Baptist  minister,  7  Brisbane  st. 

Malcolm  John,  cooper,  29  Sir  Michael  street 

Malcolm  Walter,  of  Malcolm  &  Go.     House,  9  Lyne- 

doch  street 
MALCOM  John,  inspector  of  poor.      Office,  Captain 

street.     House,  56  Ann  street 
MANEU  William,  labourer,  23  Ann  street 
MANN  Alexander,  superintendent  of  police.     Office, 

6  Hamilton  street.     House,  15  Nelson  street 
Mann  Charles,  shipmaster,  East  Regent  street 
Mann  &  Sutherland,  merchants  and  agents,   1  and  3 

East  Quay  lane 
Mann  James  W.,   of  Mann  <fc   Sutherland.     House,  8 

West  Stewart  street 
MANTELL  William,  carpenter,  31  Regent  street 
MARQUIS  Angus,  mariner,  11  Hamilton  street 
Marquis  Miss,  7  Ardgowan  square 
MARR  James,  jeweller,  3  York  street 
MARRS  Mrs  Douglas,  lodgings,  17  Lynedoch  street 
MARSHALL  Claud,  sheriff  substitute,  66  Regent  st. 
Marshall  Claud,  jr.,  of  Patten  &  Marshall.     House,  66 

Regent  street 
Marshall  Daniel,  baker,  39  Hamilton  street 
Marshall  David,  carpenter,  29  Sir  Michael  street 
Marshall  John,  ropemaker,  16  Bearhope  street 
Marshall  Robert,  engineer,  15  St  Lawrence  street 
Marshall  Robert,  pattern  maker,  27  Lynedoch  street 


88  DIRECTORY. 


Marshall  Robert,  shoemaker,  25  Ann  street 

Marshall  William  &  Son,  tanners,  skinners,  and  wool 

merchants,  Ladjburn,  Port-Glasgow 
Marshall  William,  grocer,  27  Hamilton  street.    House, 

39  Ann  street 
Marshall  WTilliam,  boilermaker,  56  Vennel 
Marshall  Miss,  56  Roxburgh  street 
Marshall  Miss  Catherine,  Ladjburn  house 
Marshall  Mrs  James,  34  Ann  street 
MARTIN  Alexander,  bootcloser,  20  Ann  street 
Martin  &  Co.,  shipowners,  8  William  street 
Martin  Daniel,  sailmaker,  1  East  Shaw  street 
Martin  David,  engineer,  12  Bearhope  street 
Martin  David,  carpenter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Martin  James,  cabinetmaker,  64  Roxburgh  street 
Martin  James,  engineer,  16  Cross-shore  street 
Martin  John,  smith,  Ingleston  road 
Martin  John,  cutler,  37  Shaw  st.     Ho.,  15  Baker  st. 
Martin  John,  labourer,  9  East  Quay  lane 
Martin  John,  of  Hoyle,  Martin  &  Go.     House,  Rose- 
bank,  25  Forsyth  street 
Martin  Neil,  carpenter,  13  Cross-shore  street 
Martin  Neil,  labourer,  35  Cathcart  street 
Martin  R.  and  J.,  bakers,  31  Hamilton  street 
Martin  Robert,  baker,  31  Hamilton  street 
Martin  Robert,  pansman,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Martin  Robert,  steward,  16  Cross-shore  street 
Martin  Thomas,  shipmaster,  29  Sir  Michael  street 
Martin  William,  of  Martin  &  Co.     Ho.,  18  Patrick  st. 
Martin  Mi*s,  11  Market  street 
Martin  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  Cross-shore  street 
Martin  Mrs  Joseph,  4  Dalrymple  street 
Martin  Mrs  Thomas,  29  Sir  Michael  street 
MASON  Hall,  17  Charles  street 
Mason  Henry,  moulder,  34  Dalrymple  street 
Mason  John,  grocer  and  mason,  49  Roxburgh  street 
Mason  Mrs,  lodgings,  40  West  Burn  street 
MASTER  Wrights'  Society's  Hearse  House,  12  Bear- 
hope  street 
MASTERSON  Edward,  mariner,  1  Clarence  street 
MATHIE  John,  carter,  23  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Mathie  Margaret,  20  West  Blackhall  street 


DIRECTORY.  89 


MATHIESON  Neil,  boot  &  shoemaker,  31  Cathcart 

street.     House,  2  Watt  place 
Mathieson  Robert,  smith,  9  Arthur  street 
Mathieson  Robert,  joiner,  5  Bruce  street 
Mathieson  Roderick,  joiner,  Armadale  buildings 
Mathieson  Mrs  Angus,  23  East  Shaw  street 
Mathieson  Mrs  Edward,  12  Market  street 
MAUM  Mrs,  huckster,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
MAXTON  Mrs  Peter,  19  Patrick  street 
MAXWELL  James,  smith,  I  East  Shaw  street 
Maxwell  John,  engineer,  43  Ann  street 
MAY  Archibald,  baker,  38  Vennel 
MAYS   Robert,  clothier,  pawnbroker,  and  auctioneer, 

10  and   12  Dalrymple  street,  and  1   Bell  entry. 

House,  Bell  entry 
MEIKLEJOHN    Alexander,    shopman,    Lyle's  land, 

Back  walks 
Meiklejohn  Robert,  engineer,  9  John  street 
MECHANICS'    Library    and    Reading-Room,     Me- 
chanics' Institution,  1 1  Sir  Michael  street 
MEHAR  Thomas,  tailor,  13  Highland  close 
MECHAN  Thomas,  carpenter,  20  Stanners  street 
MELROSE  William,  cooper,  60  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
MELVIN  Alexander,  blacksmith,  2  John  street 
Melvin  William  &  Co.,  commission  agents,  5  Market 

street.      House,  Ashton,  Gourock 
MENZIES  Alexander,  sailmaker,  2  Virginia  street. 

House,  35  Regent  street 
Menzies  James,  feuar  and  gardener,  20  Hamilton  st. 
Menzies    John,    working   silversmith   and  jeweller,  5 

Hamilton  st.     House,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
Menzies  William,  cooper,  15  Baker  street 
Menzies  William,  tailor,  8  Hamilton  street 
Menzies  William  H.,  shipmaster,  11  Antigua  street 
Menzies    William,   watchmaker,   5    Hamilton    street. 

House,  8  do. 
Menzies  Mrs,  midwife,  7  Duncan  street 
METHODIST  Chapel,  11  Tobago  street 
MEWETT  John,  mariner,  43  Crawfurd  street 
MIDDLE  (Free)  Church,  West  Burn  street 
Middle  Parish  Church,  Cathcart  square 
Middle  Parish  School,  9  Ann  street 

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90  DIRECTORY. 


MIDDLETON  James,  engineer,  6  Ljle  street 
MILLAR  Alexander,  pawnbroker,  31  Vennel.   House, 

35  Ann  street 
Millar  Andrew,  carpenter,  15  John  street 
Millar  Andrew,  cowfeeder,  5  Bearhope  street 
Millar  Archibald,  blockmaker,  23  East  Shaw  street 
Millar  Charles,  gardener,  Auchindarroch 
Millar  David,  carter,  East  Hamilton  street 
Millar  David,  smith,  5  John  street 
Millar  Duncan,  shoemaker,  15  Inverkip  street 
Millar  Hugh,  carpenter,  1  Carnock  street 
Millar  James,  late  farmer,  49  Inverkip  street 
Millar  James,  joiner,  72  Roxburgh  street 
Miller  James,  of  Caird  &  Co.,  9  Forsyth  street 
Miller  James,  jun.,  engineer,  of  Caird  &  Co.,  6  St  An- 
drew's square 
Miller  John  &  Co.,  general  agents,  5  West  quay 
Miller  John,  of  John  Miller  &  Co.     House,  22  Patrick 

street 
Millar  John,  baker,  3  Hamilton  street,  and  12  Ann  st. 

House,  do. 
Millar  John,  harbour  master,  East  breast.     House,  31 

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

Nelson  street 
Millar  Joseph,  labourer,  2  Cowgate  street 
Millar  Robert,  baker,  5  Hamilton  street.     House,  do- 
Millar  Robert,  bottler,  at  Geo.  Todd  &  Co.->  5  Bruce  at. 
Millar  Robert,  shipowner,  41  Union  street 
Millar  Robert,  joiner,  8  Ann  street 
Millar  Robert,  smith,  12  St  Lawrence  street 
Millar  Thomas,  inn-keeper,  George  Hotel,  3  East  breast 
Miliar  Thomas,  railway  guard,   1  Bearhope  street 

illar  William,  blacksmith,  1  Arthur  street 
Millar  W.  &  A.,  fleshers,  16  Cartsburn  street.     House, 

25  Arthur  street 
Millar  William,  roller  coverer,  Drumfrochar  road 
Millar  William,  farmer,  Bhawhirly 


DIRECTORY.  91 

Millar  William,  moulder,  5  Cowgate  street 

Millar  William,  shipmaster,  35  Crawfurd  street 

Millar  William,  spirit  dealer,  42  Cathcart  street 

Millar  William  &  Co.,  drapers,  38  Hamilton  street 

Millar  Misses,  teachers,  38  Sir  Michael  street 

Millar  Miss,  2  Jamaica  street 

Millar  Miss,  dressmaker,  16  Sir  Michael  street 

Millar  Miss,  lodgings,  45  Rue-end  street 

Millar  Mrs  Agnes,  spirit  dealer,  38  Ann  street 

Millar  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  1  Stanners  street 

Millar  Mrs  John,  huckster,  29  Charles  street 

Millar  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  17  Nicholson  street 

Millar  Mrs  Thomas,  grocer,  40  Crawfurd  street 

Millar  Mrs  William,  16  Sir  Michael  street 

Millar  Mrs,  46  Dalrymple  street 

MILLARD  Mrs,  sausage  maker,  2  Tobago  street 

MILLIG  AN  John,  flesher,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Milligan  William,  clerk,  95  Regent  street 

MILLS  Benjamin,  carpenter,  37  Rue-end  street 

Mills  Charles,  clerk,  82  Regent  street 

Mills  Robert,  blacksmith,  5  Lyle  street 

Mills  William,  mariner,  4  Sir  Michael  street 

Mills  Mrs,  29  Hamilton  street 

MILNE  David  P.,  shoemaker,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 

Milne  Edward,  smith,  58  Vennel 

Milne  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  45  Cathcart  street. 

House,  3  Tobago  street 
Milne  James,  jun.,  teacher  and  accountant/  37  West- 
burn  street.     House,  4  Kilblain  street 
Milne  Richard,  mason,  48  Inverkip  street 
MINNAS  Hugh,  carter,  11  St  Andrew's  street 
MINTO  George,  grocer,  8  East  Shaw  street 
MITCHELL  Adam,  bookbinder,  41   Cathcart  street. 

House,  32  Ann  street 
Mitchell  James,  Leith  and  Kincardine  tavern,  7  East 

breast 
Mitchell   John,   foreman,  Western  Saw  Mill,  38  West 

Stewart  street 
Mitchell  John,  smith,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
Mitchell  Matthew,  of  Thomson  &  Mitchell.     House,  8 

Ardgowan  street  west 
Mitchell  Robert,  sawyer,  3  Hamilton  street 


92  DIRECTORY. 


Mitchell  Robert,  carpenter,  Ingleston  road 

Mitchell  Thomas,  mason,  4  Sir  Michael  street 

Mitchell  William,  joiner,  Ingleston  road 

Mitchell  William,  boilermaker,  9  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 

Mitchell  William,  joiner,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 

Mitchell  Miss,  23  Nicholson  street 

MOFFAT    George,    superintendent    of    fire   engines, 

flesh  and  other  markets.     House,  11  Charles  st. 
Moffat  James,  painter,  62  Vennel 
Moffat  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  22  Cartsburn  street 
MOLE  James,  tailor,  27  East  Shaw  street 
MOLLAND  Miss,  dressmaker,  51  Rue-end  street 
Molland  Mrs  Capt.,  51  Rue-end  street 
MOLLOY  Duncan,  mariner,  9  East  Shaw  street 
Molloy  George,  bag  dealer,  15  Crawfurd  street 
MONTGOMERY  Donald,  baker,  12  West  Blackhall  st 
Montgomery  John,  labourer,  13  Clarence  street 
Montgomery  Robert,  carpenter,  27  Hamilton  street 
Montgomery  Robert,  cooper,  Ingleston  road 
Montgomery  Mrs,  farmer,  Low  Cowdenknowes 
MOODY  Allan,  grocer,  42  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Moody  James,  mate,  5  Cowgate  street 
Moody  James,  huckster,  47  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Moody  M.  &  Co.,  clothiers  and  outfitters,  18  Hamilton 

street.     House,  46  Cathcart  street 
Moody  William,  shoemaker,  46  Cathcart  street 
Moody  William,  sawyer,  Ladyburn 
MOONEY  Daniel,  huckster,  4  Manse  lane 
Mooney  Henry,  sharper,  Drumfrochar  road 
Mooney  Richard,  labourer,  Drumfrochar  road 
MOORE  John,  boarding  house,  Shannon's  close 
MORE  Andrew,  causeway  contractor,  1  William  st. 
More  Mrs  Andrew,  feuar,  3  Bearhope  street 
More  Mrs  James,  65  Roxburgh  street 
More  Mrs  James,  8  Chapel  street 
MORGAN  George,  sailmaker,  26  Vennel 
MORNING  John,  potter,  Clyde  Pottery 
MORIES  &  Nicol,  coal  merchants,  5  East  India  breast 
Mories  John  &  Co.,  timber  measurers  and  merchants, 

10  East  India  breast 
Mories  John,  of  John  Mories  &  Go.     House,  62  Regent 

street 


DIRECTORY.  93 


Mories  Miss  Janet,  milliner  and  straw-hat  maker,  1 6 

Cathcart  street 
MORREN  Mrs  Nathaniel,  29  Brougham  street 
Morris  Hugh,  spirit  dealer,  27  Vennel 
MORRIS  John,  spirit  dealer,  33  Dalrjmple  street 
Morris  John,  feuar,  8  West  Burn  street 
MORRISON  Alexander,  blacksmith,  20  Market  street 
Morrison  Allan,  smith,  13  John  street 
Morrison,  Archd.,  of  Morrison  &  Son,  44  Eldon  street 
Morrison  Duncan,  cartwright,  13  Sir  Michael  street 
Morrison  George,  grocer,  39  Hamilton  street.     House, 

6  West  Stewart  street 
Morrison  George,  joiner,  49  Inverkip  street 
Morrison  Hugh,  maltman,  35  Nicholson  street 
Morrison  James,  flesher,  7  West  Blackhall  street.  Ho., 

21  Nicholson  street 
Morrison  James,  moulder,  3  John  street 
Morrison  James,  of  J.  Morrison  &  Sons,  7  Kelly  street 
Morrison  James,  agent,  2  East  Blackhall  street. 
Morrison  John,  engineer,  17  John  street 
Morrison  John,  sawyer,  11  Arthur  street 
Morrison  John,  skipper,  30  Nicholson  street 
Morrison  John,  shoemaker,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
Morrison  John   &    Sous,   booksellers,   binders,   paper 
rulers,  manufacturing  stationers,  and  librarians, 
6  William  street,  67  Rue-end  street,  and  21  Hamil- 
ton street 
Morrison  John,  of  John  Morrison  &   Sons,  38  Sir  Mi- 
chael street 
Morrison  John,  jun.,  of  John  Morrison  &   Sons,  Cap- 

pielow  cottage,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Morrison  Malcolm,  joiner  and  glazier,  30  West  Black- 
hall street.     House,  50  Eldon  street 
Morrison  Norman,  shoemaker,  2  Buccleuch  steet 
Morrison  Peter,  carpenter,  32  Tobago  street 
Morrison  Peter,  superintendent  of  Shaws  Water  Com- 
pany's Works,  Overton  cottage 
Morrison  Robert,  landing  waiter,  Customs,  50  Eldon  st 
Morrison  Robert,  blacksmith,  5  Bruce  street 
Morrison  &  Smith,  clothiers  and  outfitter,  7  William  st. 
Morrison  William,  collector  of  harbour  dues,  11  West 
Stewart  street 


94  DIRECTORY. 


Morrison  William,  smith,  35  Nicholson  street 
Morrison  Miss  Elizabeth,  mangier,  6  West   Stewart  st. 
Morrison  Miss,  lodgings,  8  Shaw  street 
Morrison  Mrs  Neil,  43  Crawfurd  street 
MORTON  Rev.  Andrew,  Fox  street 
Morton  &  Young,  tea  dealers,  30  Hamilton  street 
Morton  James,  of  Greenock  Iron  Go.,   11  Ardgowan  sq. 
Morton  John,  5  Wellington  street 
MOSSMAN  James,  joiner,  2  Bruce  street 
Mossman  John,  joiner,  5  Market  street 
Mossman  William,  joiner,  56  Roxburgh  street 
MOTION  Robert,  mariner,  12  Sprinkell  street 
MOULD  William,  tailor,  16  Cross-shore  street 
MOUNT  Peter,  labourer,  6  Smith's  lane 
MOWAT  Daniel,  pilot,  39  Crawford  street 
MUIR  Alexander,  mate,  5  Lynedoch  street 
Muir  Allan,  sen.,  grain  merchant,  15  Kelly  street 
Muir  Allan,  jun.,  baker,  19  Hamilton  st.     Ho.,  27  do. 
Muir  Archibald,  spirit  dealer,  45  Shaw  street 
Muir  Charles,  nail  maker,  4  East  Shaw  street 
Muir  Crawford,  writer,  5  Hamilton  street.     House,  32 

West  Blackball  street 
Muir  David,  baker,  15  Market  street 
Muir  Duncan,  porter,  23  Charles  street 
Muir  Hugh,  smith,  14  St  Andrew  street 
Muir  James,  precentor  and  gas  inspector,  1  Bruce  st 
Muir  James,  joiner,  10  Baker  street 
Muir  James,  joiner,  Kingston  Sawmills,  Port- Glasgow 

road 
Muir  James,  boilermaker,  32  A  nn  street 
Muir  John,  baker,  28  West  Blackhall  street 
Muir  Joseph,  mason,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 
Muir  Mathew,  porter,  9  Argyle  street 
Muir  Neil,  baker,  5  William  street.     House,  do. 
Muir  Richard,  merchant,  16  Kelly  street 
Muir  Robert,  baker,  26  Shaw  street 
Muir  Robert,  shoemaker,  3  Tobago  street 
Muir  Robert,  provision  merchant,  25  Vennel.    House, 

Mount  place,  Ann  street 
Muir  Robert,  mason  and  precentor,  41  Ann  street 
Muir  Samuel,  steamboat  pilot,  15  Cross-shore  street 
Muir  Thomas,  engineer,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 


DIRECTORY. 


Muir    William,    sawyer,     Kingston     Sawmills,     Port- 
Glasgow  road 
Muir  William,  porter,  5  Shaw  street 
Muir  William,  locker,  Customs,  9  Captain  street 
Muir  William,  carpenter,  11  Arthur  street 
Muir  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  33  Cathcart  street. 

House,  15  Lynedoch  street 
Muir  William,  carpenter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Muir  Isabella,  sempstress,  4  East  Shaw  street 
Muir  Miss  J.,  lodgings,  Armadale  buildings,  Back  walks 
Muir  Miss,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Muir  Mrs,  huckster,  8  Cross-shore  street 
Muir  Mrs,  1  Cowgate  street 
Muir  Mrs,  Eosehill  cottage 
Muir  Mrs,  lodgings,  16  East  Quay  lane 
Muir  Mrs  George,  Mount  park  cottage,  Bank  street 
MULHERN  Charles,  12  Hamilton  street 
Mulhern  James,  stevedore,  10  West  breast 
Mulhern  Thomas,  28  Dalrymple  street 
MULLEN  James,  shoemaker,  29  Vennel 
Mullen  Patrick,  labourer,  12  Inverkip  street 
MUNDAY  Peter,  cooper,  31  Hamilton  street 
MUNN  Duncan,  porter,  23  Charles  street 
Munn  James,  11  West  breast 
Munn  John,  shipmaster,  11  West  breast 
Munn  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  8  Smith's  lane 
Munn  Miss  Janet,  dressmaker,  1  Manse  lane 
MUNRO  Alexander,  brass  founder,  39  Ann  street 
Munro  Alexander,  shoemaker,  3  Cowgate  street 
Munro  Alexander,  labourer,  28  Crawfurd  street 
Munro  Andrew  &  Co.,   agents   and  commission   mer- 
chants, 5  West  quay 
Munro  Andrew,  of  Andrew  Munro  6s  Go.     House,  19 

Ardgowan  street  west 
Munro  Andrew,  carpenter,  47  Dalrymple  street 
Munro  Angus,  18  Vennel 
Munro  Angus,  railway  clerk,  10  Bruce  street 
Munro  Donald,  carpenter,  7  Mearns  street 
Munro  James,  labourer,  27  Roxburgh  street 
Munro  John,  shoemaker,  38  Ann  street 
Munro  M.,  grocer  and  provision  merchant,  10  and  20 
Cartsburn  street.     House,  25  Arthur  street 


96  DIRECTORY. 


Munro  Robert,  tinsmith,  5  Cowgate  street 
Munro  William,   spirit   dealer,    53  Main  street,  Carts- 
dyke 
MURCHIE  Alexander,  deep  sea  pilot,  2  Open  shore 
Murchie  James,  slater,  8  Cartsburn  street 
Murchie  James,  policeman,  8  Shaw  street 
Murchie  Mrs,  lodgings,  8  Cross-shore  street 
MURDOCH  Duncan,   blanket  warehouse,   14  Tobago 

street 
Murdoch  John,  boilermaker,  23  Arthur  street 
Murdoch  John,  watchman,  10  Shaw  street 
Murdoch  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  16  Hamilton  street 
Murdoch  Mrs  William,  feuar,  12  Bank  street 
MURPHY  A.  &  W.,  shoemakers,  3  Dalrymple  street 
Murphy  John,  dealer,  3  Taylor's  close 
Murphy  Paul,  shoemaker,  16  Dalrymple  street 
MURRAY  Alexander,  ropemaker,  9  Tobago  street 
Murray  Alexander,  patternmaker,  7  Cathcart  street 
Murray  George,  delp  and  toy  shop,  18  Tobago  street 
Murray  Hugh,  moulder,  1  Springkell  street 
Murray  James,  watchman,  9  Duncan  street 
Murray  James,  rope  and  rag  dealer,  3  Lindsay's  lane 
Murray  James,  labourer,  49  Inverkip  street 
Murray  James,  joiner,  65  Roxburgh  street 
Murray  James,  turner,  31  Charles  street 
Murray  James,  smith,  9  Cowgate  street 
Murray  James,  basket  maker,  3  Cowgate  street 
Murray  John,  smith,  15  John  street 
Murray  John,  butler,  40  Eldon  street 
Murray  John,  labourer,  15  Stanners  street 
Murray  John,  boilermaker,  3  Cowgate  street 
Murray  Peter,  teacher,  17  East  Shaw  street.     House, 

5  Trafalgar  street 
Murray  Robert,  spiritdealer,  71  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Murray  Robert,  engineer,  25  Lynedoch  street 
Murray  William,  joiner,  18  Hamilton  street 
Murray  William,  huckster,  36  Vennel 
Murray  William,  carpenter,  7  West  Stewart  street 
Murray  William,  smith,  11  Arthur  street 
Murray  Mrs  George,  feuar,  5  Union  street 
Murray  Mrs  Robert,  ladies'  seminary,  2  York  street 
Murray  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  ll  Arthur  street 


DIRECTORY.  97 


Murray  Mrs,  46  Cathcart  street 

MUSHET  John,  boilermakor,  13  Rue-end  street 

MYETT  John,  potter,  Clyde  Pottery 

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M'ADAM  Andrew,  sawyer,  3  St  Andrew  street 
M'Adam  Peter,  boatbuilder,  7  Shaw  street 
MACADAM  Peter,  steward,  22  Bank  street 
M'ALLISTER  Alexander,  labourer,  59  Dalrymple  st. 
Mf  Allister  Archibald,  carpenter,  60  Vennel 
M'Allister  Archibald,  chimney  sweep,  Drummer's  close 
McAllister  Archibald,  tobacconist,  1  East  Quay  lane 
M'Allister  Archibald,   steamboat  agent,  1  East  Quay 

lane.     House,  45  Cathcart  street. 
M'Allister  Andrew,  bakers  25  Hamilton  street 
M'Allister  Allan,  blockmaker,  16  Hamilton  street 
M'Allister  Duncan,  shoemaker,  7  Bioad  close 
M'Allister  Duncan,  4  Cross-shore  street  * 

M'Allister  Duncan,  dealer,  18  Dalrymple  street 
M'Allister  Hector,  porter,  23  Dalrymple  street 
M'Allister  Hector,  labourer,  3  Bearhope  street 
M'Allister  James,  smith,  9  East  Shaw  street 
M'Allister  James,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrocher  road 
M'Allister  Ronald,  saw  doctor,  Port-Glasgow  road 
M'Allister  Stewart,  of  Customs,  6  Ardgowan  st.  west 
M'Allister  Wm.,  grocer  and  potato  dealer,  17  Shaw  st. 
M'Allister  Mrs  Archibald,  5  Lyle  street 
MACALLISTER   Daniel,   house   painter   and   paper 

hanger,  24  West  Burn  st.     House,  16  Kelly  st. 
Maeallister  Mrs  John,  15  Lynedoch  street 
M' ALPINE  Daniel,  carter,  25  Bearhope  street 
M' Alpine  Daniel,  mariner,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M* Alpine  Duncan,  shipowner,  4  Forsyth  street 
M' Alpine  Duncan,  smith,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'Alpine  John,  labourer,  8  East  Shaw  street 
M' Alpine  Malcom,  labourer,  6  West  Stewart  street 
M'Alpine  Neil,  labourer,  66  Vennel 
M'Alpine  Miss,  54  West  Blackhall  street 
M*  AN  ALLY  Patrick,  broker,  8  Manse  lane 
M' ANDREW  Mrs,  lodgings,  67  Rue-end  street 
M'ANISH  John,  spirit  dealer,  34  Vennel 


98  DIRECTORY. 


M'ANULTY  Michael,  lodgings  and  eating  house,  9 

East  Quay  lane 
M'ARA  &  Stark,  clothiers  and  tailors,  Greenock  Bank 

Buildings,  29  Cathcart  street 
M'Ara  Eenton,  of  M'Ara  &  Stark,  9  Trafalgar  street 
M'Ara  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  2  Cartsburn  street 
M' ARTHUR  &  Binnie,  merchants  and  ship  brokers, 

23  Cathcart  street 
M'Arthur  Alexander,  carpenter,  11  Arthur  street 
M'  Arthur  Archibald,  skipper,  97  Regent  street 
M' Arthur  Andrew,  carpenter,  3  Cowgate  street 
M'  Arthur  Andrew,  carpenter,  8  Antigua  street 
M'Arthur  Alexander,  carpenter,  11  Arthur  street 
M'Arthur  Chas.,  coppersmith,  Lyle'sland,  Back  walks 
M'Arthur  Coll,  lodgings,  3  Shannon's  close 
M( Arthur  Daniel,  ropemaker,  31  Charles  street 
M'Arthur  Donald,  carpenter,  28  Shaw  street 
M'Arthur  Donald,  tailor  and  clothier,  42  Shaw  street 
M'Arthur  Dugald,  spirit  dealer,  8  Broad  close 
M'Arthur  Duncan,  sawyer,  5  Cowgate  street 
Mf  Arthur  Duncan,  stationer,  Anderson  Place,  Cathcart 

street.     House,  5  East  Blackhall  street 
M'Arthur  Duncan,  tailor,  16  Antigua  street 
M'Arthur  Duncan,  labourer,  62  Vennel 
M'Arthur  George,  police  officer,  3  Ann  street 
M'Arthur  Hugh,  grocer,  35  Hamilton  street.     House, 

13  West  Htewart  street 
M'Arthur  James,  clothier,  23  Arthur  street 
M'Arthur  James  &  Co.,  tailors  and  clothiers,  42  Shaw 

street.     House,  10  Shannon's  close 
M'Arthur  James,  mariner,  46  Cathcart  Street 
M'Arthur  James,  spirit  dealer,  40  Dalrymple  street 
M'Arthur  John,  spirit  dealer,  12  East  breast.     House, 

1  William  street 
M'Arthur  John,  carter,  13  John  street 
M'Arthur  John,  shipmaster,  3  Tobago  street 
M'Arthur  John,  tinsmith,  64  Roxburgh  street 
M'Arthur  Malcom,  labourer,  1  Springkell  street 
M'Arthur,  Peter,  wheelwright,  24  East  Shaw  street 
M'Arthur  Peter,  seaman,  33  Hamilton  street 
M'Arthur  Peter,  shipmaster,  23  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Arthur  Robert,  potato  dealer,  47  Inverkip  street 


DIRECTORY.  99 


M' Arthur  William,  of  Ml Arthur  &  Binnie.      House, 

Seafield  cottage,  Eldon  street 
M* Arthur  William,  provision  dealer,  13  Vennel 
M'Arthur  William,  labourer,  9  Under  crescent 
M'Arthur  Miss,  feuar,  7  Brougham  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs,  lodgings,  32  Inverkip  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs,  matron,  Poor  house,  Captain  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs,  lodgings,  14  St  Andrew  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs,  18  Duncan  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  24  Dalrymple  street 
Mc Arthur,  Mrs,  milliner,  21  Tobago  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs  A.,  23  Lynedoch  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs  Daniel,  10  Trafalgar  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs  Daniel,  9  East  Shaw  street 
M'Arthur  Mrs  Lachlan,  3  Bearhope  street 
MACAULAY  John,  Bellevue,  17  Eldon  street 
Macaulay  Thomas,  merchant,  Bellevue,  17  Eldon  street 
M'AULAY  &  Downie,  spirit  dealers,  8  West  breast 
M'Aulay  &  Downie,  coopers,  20  Vennel 
M'Aulay  Aulay,  locker,  Customs,  Mount  place,  Holms- 
croft  street 
M'Aulay  Peter,  smith,  1  Arthur  street 
M'Aulay  Miss,  31  West  Blackhall  street 
MACAUSLAND  Robert,  hosiery  and  furnishing  ware- 
house, 4  Albert  place,  West  Blackhall  street 
M'AUSLAND  Archibald,  boilermaker,  3  Under  crest. 
M'Ausland  Charles,  labourer,  38  Vennel 
M'Ausland  David,  currier,  Ladyburn 
M'Ausland  John,  grocer,  7  Tobago  street 
M'Ausland  Robert,  tide  waiter,  28  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Ausland  Mrs  George,  22  Crawfurd  street 
M'Ausland  Elizabeth,  lodgings,  3  Inverkip  street 
MACBAY  Thomas,  leather  merchant,  4  Dalrymple  st. 
MACBETH   Norman,   artist,   28    Eldon   street,  Low 

Gourock  road 
M'BREARTY  Dennis,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  16  Hamil- 
ton street.     House,  16  Dalrymple  street 
M'BRIDE  Alexander,  shipmaster,  3  2  Brisbane  street 
M'Bride  Alexander,  steamboat  porter,  55  Shaw  st. 
M'Bride  Archibald,  pilot,  2  Vennel 
M'Bride  Charles,  huckster,  36  Vennel 
M'Bride  Daniel,  smith,  40  West  Burn  street 


100  DIRECTORY. 


M'Bride  Hugh,  carpenter,  18  Tobago  street 

M'Bride  James,  smith,  8  St  Lawrence  steeet 

M' Bride  James,  carter,  28  Tobago  street 

M'Bride  Peter,  of  Kerr s  &  M'Bride,  Seafield,  Margaret 

street 
M'Bride  William,  labourer,  35  Vennel 
M'Bride  Mrs  Neil,  41  Vennel 
M'Bride  Mrs,  dressmaker,  6  Antigua  street 
M'CAFFERTY  Daniel,  labourer,  8  Bearhope  street 
M'Cafferty  Peter,  cooper,  2  Crawfurd  street 
M'CALL  Archd.,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer  and  baker, 

23  Hamilton  street.     House,  24  do. 
M'Call  Duncan,  grocer,  24  Tobago  street 
M'Call  Dugald,  grocer,  9  Cathcart  street.    Ho.,  16  do. 
M'Call  David,  miller,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'Call,  Miss  Margaret,  lodgings,  9  Argyle  street 
M'Call  Mrs,  druggist,  2  Rue-end  street 
MACCALL  Thomas  Smith,  M.D.,  Fellow  of  the  Royal 
College    of   Physicians    of    Edinburgh,    42   West 
Blackhall  street 
M'CALLUM,  Alexander,  flesher,  31  Roxburgh  street. 
M'Callum  Allan,  porter,  19  Hamilton  street 
M'Callum,  Archibald,  writer  and  procurator  fiscal  of  the 
town  of  Greenock,   6  Hamilton  street.     House,  8 
Kelly  street 
M'Callum  Daniel,  smith,   Chambers' land,  Port  Glas- 
gow road 
M'Callum  Daniel,  spirit  dealer  and  eating  house  keeper, 

7  East  breast 
M'Callum  Donald,  labourer,  29  Charles  street 
M'Callum  Donald,  gardener,  Drumfrochar  road 
M'Callum  Dugald,  mariner,  32  Dalrymple  street 
M'Callum  Dugald,  feuar,  1  West  Stewart  street 
M'Callum  Duncan,  captain,  17  Roxburgh  street 
M'Callum  Duncan,  captain,  82  Regent  street 
M'Callum  Hugh,  labourer,  5  Shaw  street 
M'Callum  James,  iron  merchant,  nail  and  rivet  manu- 
facturer, 55  Shaw  street.     House,  5  Springkell  st. 
M'Callum  John,  engineer,  5  Kilblain  street 
M'Callum  John,  engineer,  Iugleston  road 
M'Callum  John,  warehouseman,  36  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Callum  John,  ropemaker,  82  Regent  street 


DIRECTORY.  101 


M' Galium  Malcolm,  carpenter,  Cartsburn  house. 
M'Callum  Niel,  labourer,  40  Inverkip  street 
M'Callum  Neil,  carpenter,  4  Dalrymple  street 
M'Callum  Neil,  eatinghouse  keeper,  4  East  breast 
M'Callum  Norman,  coal  agent,  Harvie  lane.   House,  12 

Vennel 
M'Callum  Thos.  P.,  5  Springkell  street 
M'Callum  William,  carpenter,  21  Crawfurd  street 
M'Callum  Miss,  lodgings,  4  Inverkip  street 
M'Callum  Miss  Catherine,  grocer,  10  East  Shaw  st. 
M'Callum  Mrs  Margaret,  lodgings,  3L  Regent  street 
M'Callum  Mrs  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  12  Market  street 
M'Callum  Mrs  John,  28  Crawfurd  street 
M'Callum  Mrs,  lodgings,  35  Vennel 
M'Callum  Mrs,  6  Ann  street 

M'CAMBRIDGE  Mrs  James,  spirit  dealer,  10  Vennel 
M'CAMMOND  David,  innkeeper,  Wheat  Sheaf  Inn, 

4  Church  place 
M'CANN  Charles,  flesher,  16  Hamilton  street.  House, 

14  do. 
M'Cann  John,  eating-house,  6  East  Quay  lane 
M'CARTNEY  David,  carter,  3  Captain  street 
M'CARRAL  Bernard,  nail  maker,  31  Vennel 
M^CA  SKILL  Archibald,  labourer,  34  Charles  street 
M'Caskill  Kenneth,  late  of  Customs,  21  Nicholson  st. 
M'Caskill   Kenneth,  jun.,    of  Clyde   Shipping  Co.,  8 

Trafalgar  street 
M'CAW  John,  brewer,  34  East  Shaw  street 
M'CHLERY  William  Fredrick,  hotel  keeper,  29  Cath- 

cart  street 
M'Chlery  James,  pilot,  35  Crawfurd  street 
M'CLURE  William,  writer,  40  Cathcart  street.     Ho. 

49  Brougham  street 
M'CLOY  Joseph,  labourer,  2  Duncan  street 
M'CLEMENT  James,  joiner,  1  Springkell  street 
M'COLL  Duncan,  gardener,  17  Brougham  street 
M'Coll  Donald,  joiner,  23  Charles  street 
M'Coll  Duncan,  joiner,  23  Charles  street 
M'Coll  Hugh,  labourer,  56  Dalrymple  street 
M'Coll  James,  nail  maker,  62  Vennel 
M'Coll  James,  railway  porter,  33  Regent  street 
M'Coll  James,  mariner,  76  Roxburgh  street 

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102  DIRECTORY. 


M'Coll  James,  carter,  Drumfrochar  road 
M'Coll  John  &  Co.,  smiths  and  sugar  mould  manufac- 
turers, 13  Chapel  street.     House,  Alma  cottage 
M'Coll  Malcolm,  gate  keeper,  33  Nicholson  street 
M'Coll  Mrs  Duncan,  7  Ardgowan  Street,  Glebe 
M'Coll  Mrs,  lodgings,  14  Hamilton  street 
M'Coll  Mrs,  15  Main  street,  Cartsdjke 
MACCONNELL  &    King,    coach  proprietors,   White 

Hart  stables,  Cathcart  square 
Macconnell  James,  of  Mac.  &  K.,  5  Hamilton  street 
M'CONNELL  Archibald,  sawyer,  8  Manse  lane 
M'Connell  Miss,  17  Brougham  street 
M'Connell  Mrs,  poulterer,  31  Hamilton  street 
M'CONNOCHIE   Alexander,  carpenter,  9  East  Shaw 

street 
M'Connochie  Archibald,  carpenter,  27  Lynedoch  street 
M'Connochie  Hugh,  labourer,  33  Cathcart  street 
M'Connochie  Mrs,  4  Lyle  street 
M'COftMICK  Daniel,  pilot,  11  Charles  street 
M'Cormick  Donald,  shoemaker,  11  Broad  close 
M'CORQUODALE  Allan,  carpenter,  15  Crawford  st. 
M'Corquodale  Edward,  smith,  Overton 
M'Corquodale  John,  shoemaker,  32  Ann  street 
M'Corquodale  John,  mariner,  18  Inverkip  street 
M'Corquodale  John,  spirit  dealer,  8  West  breast 
M'Corquodale  John,  labourer,  4  East  Quay  lane 
M'Corquodale  Mrs  Duncan,  8  Trafalgar  street 
M'Corquodale  Mrs,  lodgings,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
MCRACKETT    Peter,    teacher,     Rue-end     School. 

House,  tlolmscroft  Cottage 
M'CRAE  Angus,  mason,  32  Inverkip  street 
M'Crae  Daniel,  sheep  smearing  grease  manufacturer,  44 

Dalrymple  street.     House,  Mount  Pleasant 
M'Crae  James,  shoemaker,  44  Inverkip  street 
M'Crae  Murdoch,  mariner,  38  West  Burn  street 
M'Crae  Robert,  labourer,  3  Cowgate  street 
M'CRAIN  Murdoch,  mariner,  36  West  Burn  street 
M'CRADIE  John,  mate,  3  Manse  lane 
M'CUAIG  Peter,  joiner,  56  Vennel 
M'CRONE  John,  baker,  15  Bearhope  street 
M'CUALISKY  John,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'CUE  James,  huckster,  61  Vennel 


DIRECTORY.  103 


M'CULLOGH   Alex.  G.    S.,  steam  packet  agent,  Ex- 
cise   buildings.     House,  Viewbank    cottage,    Hill- 
end  road 
M'Culloch  Rev.  James  Melville,  D.D.,  minister  of  West 

Parish,  20  Patrick  street 
M'Culloch  John,  engine  driver,  21  Ann  street 
M'Culloch  John,  mason,  8  Ann  street 
M'Culloch  John,  storekeeper,  18  Duncan  street 
M'Culloch  Mrs,  lodgings,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
MACC  JNN  John,    merchant,    shipowner,  and  agent, 

Excise  buildings.     House,  37  Union  street 
M'CUNN  James,  spirit  dealer,  14  East  Shaw  street 
M'Cunn  Mrs  John,  17  Union  street 
M'CURDY  Angus,  carpenter,  23  Dalrymple  street 
M'Curdy  James,  labourer,  25  Vennel 
M' Curdy  John,  carpenter,  32  Dalrymple  street 
M'Curdy  Michael,  labourer,  Union  court,  Dalrymple  st. 
M'Curdy  Neil,  carpenter,  15  Ropework  street 
M'Curdy  Neil,  carpenter,  56  Dalrymple  street 
M'CUTCHEON  Hugh,  grocer,  20  Arthur  st.     House, 

19  John  street 
M'Cutcheon  James,  18  Market  street 
MACDERMOTT    Alexander,  grocer,   11  Rue-end  st. 

House,  2  Cartsburn  street 
M'DERMOTT  William,  dock  keeper,  2  Open  shore 
M'DEAD  Henry,  painter,  2  Sir  Michael  street 
M'DIARMID  Donald,  labourer,  94  East  Hamilton  st. 
M'Diarmid  John,  mason,  3  Bearhope  street 
MAC  DONALD  Alexander,  writer,    of  Denniston  and 

Macdonald.     House,  Shore  street,  Port-Glasgow 
Macdonald  F.  P.,  teacher,  18  Kilblain  street 
Macdonald  James,  Tontine  hotel,  34  Cathcart  street 
Macdonald  John,  boat  builder,  Virginia  street.  House, 

Armadale  buildings 
M'DONALD  Alexander,  smith,  53  Shaw  street 
M'Donald  Alexander,  boiler  maker,  16  Stanners  street 
M'Donald  Alexander,  smith,  19  Arthur  street 
M'Donald  Alexander,  labourer,  35  Hamilton  street 
M'Donald  Allan,  mariner,  6  West  Stewart  street 
M'Donald  Allan,  shopman,  8  Manse  lane 
M'Donald  Andrew,  hatter,  26  Charles  street 
M'Donald  Angus,  labourer,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 


104  DIRECTORY. 


M'Donald  Angus,  Queen's  porter,  42  Inverkip  street 
M'Donald  Archibald,  joiner,  40  Cathcart  street 
JVT Donald  Archibald,  labourer,  1   East  Shaw  street 
M'Donald  Colin,  carpenter,  4  John  street 
M'Donald  Daniel,  blockmaker,  1  New  Dock  lane.     Ho. 

Lyle's  land,   Back  walks 
M'Donald  Daniel,  painter,  26  East  Shaw  street 
M'Donald  Donald,  joiner,  5  Arthur  street 
M'Donald  Donald,  merchant,  21  Ardgowan  square 
M'Donald  Donald,  seaman,  1  Union  court,  Dalrymple  st. 
M'Donald  Duncan,  shoemaker,  4  Mansion-house  lane. 

House,  39  Crawfurd  street 
M'Donald  Duncan,  carpenter,  2  William  street 
M'Donald  Duncan,  blockmaker,  9  East  Quay  lane 
M'Donald  Duncan,  carpenter,  34  Charles  street 
M'Donald  Duncan,  engineer,  Kingston  sawmills,  Port- 
Glasgow  road 
M'Donald  George,  carpenter,  32  Dalrymple  street 
M'Donald  Hector,  carpenter,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Donald  Hector,  builder,  5  Kelly  street 
M'Donald  Hugh,  carpenter,  2  William  street 
M'Donald  Hugh,  labourer,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Donald  James,  lodgings,  2  St  Andrew  street 
M'Donald  James,  mason,  7  Smith's  lane 
M'Donald  James,  smith,  3  John  street 
M'Donald  James,  mate,  26  Vennel 
M'Donald  John,  tailor,  12  Tobago  street 
M'Donald  John,  Queen's  porter,  10  Watt  street 
M'Donald  John,  carpenter,  1  Manse  lane 
M'Donald  John,  fireman,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  st. 
M'Donald  John,  watchman,  19  Cathcart  street 
M'Donald  John,  porter,  43  Shaw  street 
M'Donald  John,  carpenter,  16  Ann  street 
M'Donald  John,  labourer,  7  Cowgate  street 
M'Donald  J.  F,,  smith,  49  Shaw  street 
M'Donald  Malcom,  carpenter,  40  Shaw  street 
M'Donald  Murdoch,  labourer,  5  Cowgate  street 
M'Donald  Neil,  tailor,  2  Hamilton  street 
M'Donald  Robert,  flesher,  33  Hamilton  street.    House, 

21  Nicholson  street 
M'Donald  Robert,  engineer,  29  Regent  street 
M'Donald  Robert,  tailor,  3  Ann  street 


DIRECTORY.  105 


M'Donald  Ronald,  spirit-dealer,  37  Rue-end  street 

M'Donald  William,  baker,  56  Vennel 

M'Donald  William,  shoemaker,  69  Roxburgh  street 

M'Donald  William,  labourer,  53  Vennel 

M'Donald  Miss,  straw  hatter,  42  Dalrymple  street 

M'Donald  Miss,  sempstress,  30  Nicholson  street 

M'Donald  Mrs  Allan,  spirit  dealer,    11  Ann  street 

M'Donald  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  12  Inverkip  street 

M'Donald  Mrs,  2  Boyd  street,   Glebe 

M'Donald  Mrs,  42  Dalrymple  street 

M'Donald  Mrs,  59  Dalrymple  street 

M'Donald  Mrs,  1  Charles  street 

M'Donald  Mrs,  lodgings,  28  Shaw  street 

M'Donald  Mrs,  lodgings,  37  Cathcart  street 

MACDOUGALL  John,  writer,   1   West  Blackhall  st. 

House,  22  Union  street 
M'DOUGALL  Alexander,  carpenter,  7  East  Quay  lane 
M'Dougall  Allan,  carpenter,  32  Inverkip  street 
M'Dougall  Allan,  spirit  dealer,  23  Charles  street 
M'Dougall  Archibald,  carpenter,  35  Nicholson  street 
M'Dougall  Charles,  cowfeeder,  5  Kilblain  street 
M'Dougall  Daniel,  musician,  31  Hamilton  street 
M'Dougall  David,  carpenter,  2  East  Blackhall  street 
M'Dougall  Dugald,  joiner,  23  East  Shaw  street 
M'Dougall  Duncan,  cooper,  41  Rue-end  street 
M'Dougall  Hugh,  labourer,  3  Smith's  lane 
M'Dougall  Isaac,  coal  dealer,  1  Bearhope  street 
M'Dougall  James,  smith,  15  Hamilton  street 
M'Dougall  James,  spinning  master,  Flax  mill,   Lyne- 

doch  street 
M'Dougall  James,  baker,  33  Regent  street 
M'Dougall  John,  railway  porter,  14  Market  street 
M'Dougall  John,  superintendent  of  lockers,  Customs. 

House,  36  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Dougall  John,  agent,  70  Roxburgh  street 
M'Dougall  John,  carpenter,   17  John  street 
M'Dougall  John,  cooper,  Longwell  close 
M'Dougall  John,  joiner,  5  Rue-end  street 
M'Dougall  John,  fireman,  15  Cross-shore  street 
M'Dougall  John,  policeman,  69  Vennel 
M'Dougall  Lachlan,  gardener,  65  Ann  street 
M'Dougall  Mrs  A.,  31  West  Burn  street 


*Q@  DIRECTORY. 


M'Dougall  Mrs  D.,  67  Regent  street 
M'Dougall  Mrs  Donald,  80  Regent  street 
M'Dougall  Mrs  Hugh,  cowfeeder,  39  West  Blackball  st. 
M'Dougall  Mrs,  huckster,  19  Shaw  street 
M'DOWALL  Miss,  Armadale  place,  Bank  street 
M'E  ACHERN  Donald,  rivetter,  22  East  Shaw  street 
M'EACHRAN  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  3  Shannon's  close 
M'EWAN  Charles,  draper,  7  Market  street 
M'E  wan  Hugh,  carpenter,  11  Duncan  street 
M'Ewan  John,  brewer,  71  Vennel 
M'E  wan  Robert  A .,  26  Nicholson  street 
M'Ewan  Margaret,  sempstress,  3  Buccleuch  street 
M'Ewan  Mrs  James,  30  Nicholson  street 
M'Ewan  Mrs  John,  64  Roxburgh  street 
M'Ewan  Mrs  Robert,  feuar,  26  Nicholson  street 
M'Ewan  Mrs,  52  Dalrymple  street 
M'FADYEN  Angus,  tailor,  25  Vennel 
M'Fadyen  Archibald,  caulker,  7  Under  crescent 
^'™jen  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  4  West  breast 
wit  j  Jen  Hugh'  carPenter,  10  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Fadyen  Hugh,  lodgings,  4  East  Quay  lane 
M'Fadyen  James,  spirit  dealer,  39  Vennel 
M'Fadyen  James,  moulder,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Fadyen  John,  painter,  73  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Fadyen  John,  labourer,  4  Smith's  lane 
M'Fadyen  John,  feuar  and  spirit  dealer,  18  Vennel 
M'Fadyen  John,  rope  and  rag  store,  12  Shaw  street 
M'Fadyen  Mrs  Dugald,  grocer,  6  West  Stewart  street 
M'Fadyen  Mrs  John,  huckster,  15  Inverkip  street 
M'Fadyen  Mrs,  24  Tobago  street 
MACFARLANE,   Brown  &   Co.,   general  merchants 

and  commission  agents,  4  Customhouse  Place 
Macfarlane  Daniel   W.,  of  /Salmon  &  Macfarlane,  12 

Brisbane  street 
Macfarlane  John  A.,  grocer  and  wine  merchant,  8  West 

Blackhall  street.     House,  do. 
MAC  FAR  LAN  James,   hatter,   sign  of  the    Cocked 

Hat,  26  Hamilton  street.     House,  Ford, 
Macfarlan  Thomas  M  ,  tanner  and  skinner,   17  Carts- 
burn  street      House,  8  East  Blackhall  street 
M'F  ARL  AN  &  Co.,  hat  manufacturers,  49  Cathcart  st. 
M'Farlan  Andrew,  of  M'Farlan  &  Co.,  14  Kelly  street 


DIRECTORY.  107 


M'Farlane  Alexander,  carpenter,  28  West  Blackhallst. 
M'Farlane  Archd.,   railway  porter,   23    Dalrymple    st. 
M*Farlane  Daniel,  joiner  and  feuar,  29  Brougham  st. 
M'Farlane  Daniel,  joiner,  25  Lynedoch  street 
M'Farlane  Donald,  coach  proprietor,  1  Jamaica  street. 

House,  27  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Farlane  Donald,  labourer,  32  Inverkip  street 
M'Farlane  Dugald,  carpenter,  3  Market  street 
M'Farlane  Dugald,  feuar,  11  Duncan  street 
M'Farlane  Dugald,  carpenter,  12  Bogle  street 
M'Farlane  Duncan,  tinsmith,  55  Inverkip  street 
M'Farlane  Edward,  dyer,  39  Ann  street 
M'Farlane  George,  clerk,  17  Cathcart  street 
M'Farlane  George,  carpenter,  4  John  street 
M'Farlane  Graham,  of  Greenock  Brewery  Co.     House, 

Holly  lodge,  Gourock  road 
M'Farlane  Humphrey,  shoemaker,  53  Inverkip  street 
M'Farlane  James,  upholsterer,  61  Vennel 
M'Farlane  James,  boilermaker,  Ladyburn 
M'Farlane  Rev.  John,  of  Free  Middle  Church,  29  West 

Stewart  street 
M'Farlane  John,  hawker,  36  West  Burn  street 
M'Farlane  John,  commercial  traveller,  33  Ann  street 
M'Farlane  John,  ironmonger,  16  Cathcart  street 
M'Farlane  John,  sen.,  29  Brougham  street 
M'Farlane  John  G.,  merchant,  Buchanan  street,  Glas 

gow.     House,  29  Brougham  street 
M'Farlane  John,  Gas  works.     House,  3  Salmon  street 
M'Farlane  Malcom,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrocher  road 
M'Farlane  Peter,  tide  waiter,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
M'Farlane  Peter,  shoemaker,  42  Crawford  street 
M'Farlane  Peter,  mariner,  30  Dalrymple  street 
M'Farlane  Robert,  tanner  and  skinner,  16  Cartsburn  st. 

House,  3  St  Andrew's  square. 
M'Farlane  Rev.  Robert  M.,  15  West  Stewart  street 
M'Farlane  William,  mechanic,  Lyle'sland,  Back  walks 
M'Farlane  William,  grain  merchant,  23  Tobago  street 
M'Farlane  William,  shoemaker,  39  West  Blackhall  st* 
M'Farlane  Agnes,  lodgings,  41  Vennel 
M'Farlane  Mary,  grocer,  8  Ann  street 
M'Farlane  Miss,  boys'  dress  maker,  6  West  Stewart  st 
M'Farlane  Miss,  1  Salmoa.  street 


108  DIRECTORY. 


M'Farlane  Mrs  Duncan,  8  Baker  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs  James,  28  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs  John,  linen  dresser,  36  West  Burn  st. 
M'Farlane  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  13  Gross-shore  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs  Robert,  21  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs,  tobacconist,  65  Rue-end  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs,  furnishing  shop,  51  Roxburgh  street 
M  Farlane  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Tobago  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs,  3  York  street 
M'Farlane  Mrs,  lodgings,  4  East  Quay  lane 
M'FEAT,  Mrs  Janet,  lodgings,  10  Cartsburn  street 
MAC  FIB,  Graham  &  Co  ,  export  and  family  grocers, 

12  William  stroet 
Macfie  Grace,  vintner,  2  William  street 
Macfie  Mrs  William,  57  Regent  street 
M'FIE  Archibald,  cooper,  21  Nicholson  street 
M'Fie  Daniel,  joiner,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'Fie,  Daniel,  mason,  9  Nicholson  street 
M'Fie  James,  mason,  11  Stanners  street 
M'Fie  James,  blacksmith,  26  Hamilton  street 
M'Fie  James,  smith,  2  East  Shaw  street 
M'Fie  John,  coal  merchant,  6  Buccleuch  street 
M'Fie  John,  cork  cutter,  15  William  street 
M'Fie  John,  baker,  12  Bogle  street 
M'Fie  Joseph,  cooper,  29  Regent  street 
M'Fie  Matthew,  tinsmith,  44  Ann  street 
M'Fie  Neil,  labourer,  Ladyburn 
M'Fie  Christina,  cowfeeder,  22  East  Shaw  street 
M'FILLAN  Joseph,  dealer,  15  Dalrymple  street 
M'GARVIE  Henry,  shoemaker,  13  Highland  close 
M'Garvie  James,  mariner,  45  Cathcart  street 
M'GAUVERN  Peter,  basket  maker,  28  Market  street 
M'GEACHIE  James,  mason,  72  Roxburgh  street 
M'Geachie  Peter,  baker,  6  West  Stewart  street 
M'GEACHIN  William,  mason,  32  Sir  Michael  street 
M'GHIE  Gavan,  book  keeper,  17  Roxburgh  street 
M'Ghie  William,  moulder,  Ingleston  road 
M'GIBBON  Charles,  tailor,  6  Manse  lane 
M'GILCHRIST  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  14  Market  street 
M'GILL  Alexander,  late  shipmaster,  18  Union  street 
M'Gill  James,  joiner,  Highlanders'  academy 
M  Gill  James,  joiner,  22  John  street 


DIRECTORY.  109 


M'Gill  John,  maltster,  21  East  Shaw  street 

M'Gill  John,  carpenter,  29  Roxburgh  street 

M'Gill  John,  labourer,  47  Ann  street 

M'Gill  Mrs  A.,  11  Bank  street 

M'Gill  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  1  Lyle  street 

M'GILP  Archibald,  labourer,  62  Vennel 

M'Gilp  Elizabeth,  grocer,  66  Vennel 

M'Gilp  Mrs  Finlay,  lodgings,  6  Shaw  street 

M'GILVRAY  Alexander,  porter,  6  Watson's  lane 

M'Gilvray  Alexander,  Queen's  porter,  16  Ann  street 

M'Gilvray  Alexander,  tidewaiter,  29  Roiburgh  street 

M'Gilvray  Allan,  tailor,  26  Vennel 

M'Gilvray  John,  labourer,  5  West  Stewart  street 

M'Gilvray  William,  Queen's  porter,  12  Bogle  street 

M'Gilvray  Margaret,  lodgings,  7  Cathcart  street 

M'Gilvray  Mrs  Elizabeth,  lodgings,  51  Rue-end   street 

M'Gilvray  Mrs,  26  Vennel 

M'GINNES  John,  rope  and  rag  store,  19  Shaw  street 

M'Ginnis  Patrick,  rope  and  rag  dealer,  1  East  Shaw  st. 

M'GINNIS  William,  rope  and  rag  dealer,  20  and   12 

Shaw  street.     House,  20  do. 
M'GLASHAN  Archibald,  farmer,  Barnhill 
M'Glashan  Archibald,  carter,  38  Sir  Michael  street 
MACGOUN"  Miss  Jane,  feuar,  20  Union  street 
M'GOVERN  Patrick,  tailor  and  clothier,  11  William 

street* 
M'GOWAN  Duncan,  feuar,  19  John  street 
M'Gowan  John,  feuar,  26  Cartsburn  street 
M'GOWN  John,  steward,  23  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'GOUGAN  Richard,  shoemaker,  9  Cartsburn  street 
M'GR-KGOR  J.  &   D.,   funeral  undertakers,  Cathcart 

square.     Entrance  by  17  William  street 
M'Gregor  Alexander,  grinder,  M'Kelvie'sland,  Duncan 

street 
M'Gregor  Alexander,  carpenter,  20  Ann  street 
M'Gregor  &  Donald,  glaziers,  15  Charles  street.     Ho. 

2  Crawfurd  street 
M'Gregor  Daniel,  mariner,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'Gregor  Duncan,  manufacturer  of  nautical  and  opti- 
cal  instruments,   chronometers,    and   watches,    8 
William  street.     House,  19  Bank  street 
M'Gregor  Gregor,  store  keeper,  10  Baker  street 


110  DIRECTORY. 


M'Gregor  Hugh,  feuar,  10  Union  street 
M'Gregor  John,  fauar,  5  St  Lawrence  street 
M'Gregor  John,  cooper,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'Gregor  John,  carpenter,  18  .William  street 
M'Gregor  John,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 
M'Gregor  John,  skipper,  1  Nicholson  street 
M'Gregor  John,  wholesale  and  retail  wine  and  spirit 

merchant,  23  and  25  Shaw  street,  and  9  East  Quay 

lane.     House,  23  Shaw  street 
M'Gregor,  Nicol  &  Robert,  boat-builders,    17   Rue-end 

street 
M'Gregor  Peter,  smith,  24  John  street 
M'Gregor  William,  engineer,  Ingleston  road 
M'Gregor  Miss  E.,  furnishing  shop,  24  Hamilton  street 
M'Gregor  Mrs,  midwife,  11  Cross-shore  street 
M'Gregor  Mrs,  12  Dalrymple  street 
M'Gregor  Mrs,  lodgings,  16  Hamilton  street 
M'Gregor  Mrs  John,  32  Dalrymple  street 
M'Gregor  Mrs  R.,  32  Sir  Michael  street 
M'GROUTHBR  Robert,  gardener,  Overton 
M'GUCKIN  John,  pawnbroker,  73  Main  street,  Carts- 
dyke.     House,  5  St  Andrew's  square 
M'GUIRE  Bernard,  watchman,  19  Arthur  street 
M'Guire  John,  broker,  51  Shaw  street 
M'lLLRAY  John,  boilermaker,  2  Open  Shore 
M'lLLROY  Mrs,  2  Nelson  street,  west 
M'lLVAIN    John,   shipping  master   for  the   ports  of 

Greenock    and    Port- Glasgow,   5  Virginia    street. 

House,  27  Kelly  street 
M'lLWRAlTH  Adam,  baker,  6  Bruce  street 
M'llwraith  &  Swan,  writers,  4  Hamilton  street 
M'llwraith  David,  grocer,  Orangefield  place 
M'llwraith  Hew,  writer,  of  M' Ilwraiih  8?  Swan.  House, 

Elmbank,  Eldon  street 
M'llwraith  James,  feuar,  Mount  Pleasant  street 
M'llwraith  John,  mariner,  59  Dalrymple  street 
M'llwraith  William,  hosier,  glover,  and  shirt  maker,  6 

West  Blackball  street.     House,  15  Nicholson  st. 
M'llwraith  Miss  A.,  12  Watt  street 
M'llwraith  Miss,  hosier,  23  Hamilton  street.  House,  do. 
M'INDOE  Mrs  James,  28  Ann  street 
M'INNEB  Angus,  flesher,  10  East  Quay  lane 


DIRECTORY.  11! 


M'Innes  Charles,  carpenter,  8  Manse  lane 
M'Innes  Daniel,  tailor,  23  Vennel 
M'Innes  Daniel,  carpenter,  12  St  Lawrence  street 
M'Innes   Donald,  carpenter,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Innes  John,  grocer,  29  Regent  street 
M'Innes  Murdoch,  3  Charles  street 
M'Innes  Neil,  watchman,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Innes  William,  officer  of  Inland  revenue,  68  Rox- 
burgh street 
M'Innes  Mrs,  grocer,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Innes  Mrs,  clothier,  11  William  street 
M'Innes  Mrs,  2  Broad  close 
M'Innes  Mrs,  52  Dalrymple  street 
M'INROY   George,   boilermaker,    Lyle's  land,  Back 

walks 
MACINTOSH  Alexander  K,  clerk,  Post  office 
M'Intosh  Archibald,  labourer,  Drumfrochar  road 
M'Intosh  Duncan,  boilermaker,  11  Cowgate  street 
M'Intosh  John,  clerk,  Kingston  Sawmills,  Port- Glas- 
gow road 
M'Intosh  Neil,  smith,  20  Cathcart  street 
M'Intosh  Rev.  Patrick,  7  Ardgowan  street,  west 
M'Intosh  William,  engineer,  15  Baker  street 
M'Intosh  William,  engineer,  15  Hope  place,  Antigua  st 
M'Intosh  William,  cooper,  42  Inverkip  street 
M'Intosh  Mrs,  lodgings,  Longwell  close 
M'Intosh  Mrs,  4  John  street 
M'INTYRE  Adam,  carpenter,  5Q  Vennel 
M'Intyre  Alexander,  spiritdealer,  7  Rue-end  street 
M'Intyre  Alexander,  joiner,  22  Cartsburn  street 
M'Intyre  Alexander,  watchman,  4  Laird  street 
M'Intyre  Andrew,  corkcutter,  23  Vennel 
M'Intyre  Archibald,  cooper,  32  Ann  street 
M'Intyre  Archibald,  mariner,  1  Vennel 
M'Intyre  Archibald,  shipmaster,  7  Lyle  street 
M'Intyre  Archibald,  cooper,  5  Duncan  street 
M'Intyre  &  Campbell,  joiners,  15  Arthur  street 
M'Intyre  Daniel,  grocer,  42  Dalrymple  street.     House, 

Church  place,  Gourock 
M'Intyre  Donald,  french  polisher,  6  Smith's  lane 
M'Intyre  Donald,  porter,  9  East  Quay  lane 
M'Intyre  Duncan,  gardener  and  cowfeeder,  44  Ann  st 


112  DIRECTORY. 


M'Intyre  Duncan,  cooper,  4  West  Quay  lane 
M'Intyre  Duncan,  pilot,  7  William  street 
M'Intyre  Duncan,  shoemaker,  14  Cartsburn  street 
M'Intyre  Duncan,  police  officer,  29  Shaw  street 
M'Intyre  Jas.,  railway  steamboat  agent,  Railway  station 
M'Intyre  Jas.,  of  M'Intyre  <&  Campbell,  3  Bearhope  st. 
M'Intyre  James,  plasterer,  58  Dalrymple  street.     Ho., 

48  Nelson  street 
M'Intyre  John,  West  church  officer,  1  Nicholson  street 
M'Intyre  John,  labourer,  5  Bruce  street 
M'Intyre  John,  flesher,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Intyre^ John,  labourer,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Intyre  Peter,  labourer,  4  Inverkip  street 
M'Intyre  Peter,  locker,  7  Tobago  street 
M'Intyre  William,  commission  agent,  7  Eas^  Quay  lane 
M'Intyre  Ann,  lodgings,  2  Open  shore 
M'Intyre  Catherine,  17  Shaw  street 
M'Intyre  Mary,  33  Inverkip  street 
M'Intyre  Miss,  2  Watt  place 
M'Intyre  Mrs  Hugh,  46  Dalrymple  street 
M'Intyre  Mrs  John,  1  Nicholson  street 
M'Intyre  Mrs,  lodgings,  29  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Intyre  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  St  Lawrence  street 
M'Intyre  Mrs,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Intyre  Mrs,  lodgings,  7  Springkell  street 
M'lVER  Alexander,  merchant,  Rosemount 
M'lver    Robert,   grocer,  46    Shaw  st.  and  44  Hamil- 
ton street 
M'lver  Robert,  foreman  carpenter,  43  Shaw  street 
M'lver  Misses,  Rosemount 
M'lver  Mrs  Michael,  huckster,  9  Market  street 
M'ISAAC  Alexander,  flesher,  13  West  Blackball  st. 
MACKAIL  James,  grocer,  45  Hamilton  street 
M'KAIL  Thomas,  grocer,  28  Dalrymple  street 
MACKAY  John  F.,  merchant,  2  Open  shore.    House, 

Seafield 
Mackay  Peter,  slater  and  slate  merchant,  41   Hamil- 
ton st.     Ho.,  36  West  Blackhall  street 
M'KAY  Andrew,  rafter,  22  John  street 
M'Kay  Daniel,  cooper,  18  Duncan  street 
M'Kay  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  19  Charles  street 
M'Kay  Duncan,  boilermaker,  10  Cartsburn  street 


DIRECTORY.  113 


M'Kay  George,  blacksmith,  9  Roxburgh  street 

M'Kay  J-,  grocer,  29  Vermel.     House,  do. 

M'Kay  James,  policeman,  4  East  Quay  lane 

M'Kay  John,  barber,  1  Charles  street 

M'Kay  John,  engineer,  5  Hamilton  street 

M'Kay  Neil,  tailor,  16  Tobago  street 

M  Kay  William,  mason,  45  Vennel 

M'Kay  William,  smith,  1  Arthur  street 

M'Kay  Mrs  Alexander,  huckster,  47  Shaw  street 

M'KEAN  James,  broker,  8  Vennel 

M'Kean  John,  carpenter,  1  Stanners  street 

M'KECHNIE  Alexander,  flesher,  12  Bogle  street 

M'Kechnie  Allan,  flesher,  16  West  Blackball  street  and 

53  Rue-end  street.     House,  9  Laird  street 
M'Kechnie  Archibald,  late  shipmaster,  Glen  house 
M'Kechnie  Archibald,  shipmaster,  22  Mearns  street 
M'Kechnie  Dugald,  sladesman,  18  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Kechnie  Hugh,  joiner,  20  John  st.     House,  24  do. 
M'Kechnie  John,  builder,  8  Watt  street 
M'Kechnie  John,  policeman,  20  Ann  street 
M'Kechnie  Neil,  baker,  1  William  street 
M'Kechnie  Peter,  labourer.  20  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Kechnie  Robert,  mate,  16  Antigua  street 
M'Kechnie  William,  brassfounder,  11  St  Andrew  st. 
M'Kechnie  Mrs  Duncan,  16  Shaw  street 
M'Kechnie  Mrs,  42  Crawfurd  street 
M'Kechnie  Mrs,  42  West  Burn  street 
M'KEITH  Lachlan,  clerk,  Gasworks,  6  Ardgowan  st. 

west 
M'KELLAR  Alex.,  cooper,  Lyle'sland,  Back  walks 
M'Kellar  Andrew,  carter,  34  WTest  Burn  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  smith,  9  Bearhope  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  cooper,  40,  West  Burn  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  baker,  30  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  carpenter,  5  Bearhope  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  writer,  2  Church  place.     House, 

1 1  Margaret  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  plasterer,  28  Tobago  street 
M'Kellar  Archibald,  carpenter,  2  John  street 
M'Kellar  Colin,  carpenter,  3  John  street 
M'Kellar  Daniel,  cooper,  40  Inverkip  street 
M'Kellar  Daniel,  carpenter,  12  Nicholson  street 

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114  DIRECTORY. 


MfKellar  Daniel,  spirit  dealer,  4  Dalrymple  street 
M'Kellar  David,  pattern  maker,  Alma  cottage 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  coachman,  9  West  Stewart  street 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  clothier  and  outfitter,  3  William  st. 

House,  Scott's  cottage,  Dempster  street 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  smith,  26  Tobago  street 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  agent,  Belville  place 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  mariner,  15  Kilblain  street 
M'Kellar  Duncan,  shipmaster,  6  Lyle  street 
M'Kellar  James,  labourer  and  spirit  dealer,  6  Smith's 

lane 
M'Kellar  James,  shipmaster,  14  Hamilton  street 
M'Kellar  John,  carter,  35  Hamilton  street 
M'Kellar  John,  cooper,  28  West  Burn  street 
M'Kellar  John,  smith,  26  Cathcart  street 
M'Kellar  Neil,  spirit  dealer,  22  Hamilton  st.     Ho.,  do. 
M'Kellar  Peter,  carman,  94  East  Hamilton  street 
M'Kellar  Miss,  10  Ropework  street 
M'Kellar  Janet,  lodgings,  19  Hamilton  street 
M'Kellar  Mrs  A.,  6  Kilblain  street 
M'Kellar  Mrs  Gilbert,  washer  and  dresser,  9  Argyle  st. 
M'Kellar  Mrs  John,  feuar,  33  Dalrymple  street 
M'Kellar  Mrs  Peter,  11  Ann  street 
M'Kellar  Mrs  William,  15  Tobago  street 
M'Kellar  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  40  West  Burn  street 
M'Kellai'  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  29  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'KELVIE  James,  bookseller  and  stationer,  7  Hamil- 
ton street.     House,  15  Roxburgh  street 
M'Kelvie  John,  gardener,  8  Cathcart  street 
M'Kelvie  John,  pilot,  35  Crawfurd  street 
M'Kelvie  Wm.  R.,  superintendent  of  Cemetery,  Well 
park,  and  Wellington  park.     House,  8  Ardgowan 
street,  west 
M'Kelvie  William  F-,  innkeeper,  12  Hamilton  street 
M'Kelvie  Miss  M.5  grocer,  39  Ann  street 
M'Kelvie  Mrs  John,  feuar,  49  Roxburgh  street 
M'KENDRICK  James,  labourer,  11  Cowgate  street 
M'Kendrick  Henry,  shoemaker,  3  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Kendrick  Miss,  28  Nicholson  street 
M'KENDRY  Miss  Margaret,  lodgings,  6  Chapel  st. 
MACKENZIE    Alexander,   of  A.  Mackenzie  &    Co. 
House,  2  Grey  place 


DIRECTORY.  115 


Mackenzie  A.  &  Co.,  printers  and  newspaper  proprie- 
tors, 29  Hamilton  street 
Mackenzie  Archibald,  merchant  and  commission  agent, 

1  West  quay.     House,  37  Boyd  place 
Mackenzie    John,    writer   and   depute    town    clerk,   6 

Hamilton  street.     House,  2  Brougham  st. 
Mackenzie  &  Weir,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit  merchants, 

West  Quay  head,  38  Dalrymple  st. 
M'KENZIE  &  Brodie,  remnant  and  stay  warehouse,  22 

Cathcart  street 
M'Kenzie  Alexander,  joiner,  30  Nicholson  street 
M'Kenzie  Alexander,  baker,  12  West  Blackball  street 
M'Kenzie  Archibald,  blockmaker,  9  Argyle  street 
M'Kenzie  Colin,  cooper,  18  Ingleston  road 
M'Kenzie  Colin,  smith,  6  John  street 
M'Kenzie  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  35  Vennel 
M'Kenzie  Donald,  carpenter,  19  Shaw  street 
M'Kenzie  James,  baker,  55  Vennel 
M'Kenzie  &    Walker,   grain   merchants,   millers  and 

bakers,    Shaws   Water   Grain   Mills,   Dellingbum 

square.     Shops,  46  Hamilton  street,  and  63  Rue- 

end  street 
M'Kenzie  Duncan,  labourer,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'Kenzie  Duncan,  sailmaker,  16  Bearhope  street 
M'Kenzie  Henry,  cooper,  24  Ann  street 
M'Kenzie  John,  mariner,  62  Vennel 
M'Kenzie  John,  of  M'Kenzie  <&    Walker.     House,  85 

Regent  street 
M'Kenzie    John,    optician    and    nautical   instrument 

maker,  95  Regent  street 
M'Kenzie  John,  rigger,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'Kenzie  John,  carpenter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'Kenzie  John,  carpenter,  7  St  Lawrence  street 
M'Kenzie  John,  labourer,  6  West  Quay  lane 
M'Kenzie  John,  sailmaker,  13  Inverkip  street 
M'Kenzie  John,  carpenter,  Q2  Roxburgh  street 
M'Kenzie  John,  carpenter,  35  Cathcart  street 
M'Kenzie  Peter,  nailer,  4  Cartsburn  street 
M'Kenzie  Robert,  joiner,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  st. 
M'Kenzie  Robert,  currier,  8  Watt  street 
M'Kenzie  Robert,  baker,  38  Shaw  street 
M'Kenzie  Roderick,  furnishing  shop,  25  East  Shawst. 


116  DIRECTORY. 


M'Kenzie,  Thomas,  gasman,  45  Inverkip  street 

M'Kenzie  William,  mariner,  56  Vennel 

M'Kenzie  William,  gardener,  Bogston,  Port-Glasgow 

road 
M'Kenzie  William,  edge  tool  maker,  20  John  st.     Ho., 

36  West  Burn  street 
M'Kenzie  Mrs  Hugh,  lodgings,  33  Hamilton  street 
M'Kenzie  Mrs  James,  spirit  dealer,  24  Bast  Shaw  st. 
M'Kenzie  Mrs  John,  spirit  dealer  4  Bearhope  street 
M'Kenzie  Mrs  Peter,  5  Dellingburn  street 
M'Kenzie  Mrs,  spirit  dealer,  57  Dalrymple  street 
M'Kenzie  Mrs,  9  Argyle  street 
M'Kenzie  Mrs,  34  West  Burn  street 
M'Kenzie  Mrs,  boys'  dressmaker,  12  Tobago  street 
M'Kenzie  Mrs,  13  West  Blackhall  street 
M'KERACHER  Donald,  maltster,  4  East  Shaw  st. 
M'KERROW  George,  pawnbroker,  48  Shaw  st.     Ho., 

10  Antigua  street 
MACKIE  David,  engineer,  1  Regent  street 
Mackie  George,  night  watchman,  71  Vennel 
Mackie  James,  M.D.,  physician.     Consulting  room,  28 

Hamilton  street.     House,  6  Ardgowan  square 
Mackie  James,  draper  and  clothier,  27  Cathcart  street. 

House,  31  Brougham  street 
Mackie  John,  spirit  dealer,  36   Shaw  St.,  and  6  Cross- 
shore  street.     House,  50  Eldon  street 
Mackie  William,  mason,  30  Inverkip  street 
Mackie  William,  carpenter,  4  St  Andrew's  square 
Mackie  Misses,  6  Ardgowan  square 
Mackie  Miss,  20  West  Stewart  street 
Mackie  Mrs,  lodgings,  60  Vennel 
MACKILL  Wm.,  printer,  M'Donald's  land,  Lyle  st. 
'M'KILLOP  Duncan,  joiner,  15  Market  street 
M'Killop  Miss,  teacher,  22  Ann  street 
M'KIMMIE  Robert,  miller,  4  John  street 
M'KIMM  Mrs,  grocer,  7  Smith's  lane 
M'KINNIS  Donald,  carpenter,  I  Arthur  street 
M'KINLAY  Alexander,  carpenter,  5  Bearhope  street 
M'Kinlay  Archibald,  carpenter,  39  Main  street,  Carts- 
dyke 
M'Kinlay  Archibald,  tobacconist,  18  Low  Vennel 
M'Kinlay  Duncan,  carpenter,  6  West  Stewart  street 


DIRECTORY.  117 


M'Kinlay  Duncan,  feuar,  36  Vennel 
M'Kinlay  Duncan,  shipmaster,  21  Ann  street 
M'Kinlay  Peter,  feuar,  6  Trafalgar  street 
M'Kinlay  Peter,  cooper,  19  Bearhope  street 
M'Kinlay  William,  labourer,  6  Buccleuch  street 
M'KINNON  Alexander,  gate  keeper,  5  Dellingburn  st. 
M'Kinnon  Allan,  clerk,  2  Newark  street 
M'Kinnon  Angus,  tripe  shop,  50  Vennel 
M'Kinnon  Archibald,  writer,  46  Cathcart  street.     Ho. 

22  Bank  street 
M'Kinnon  Archibald,  seaman,  3  Charles  street 
M'Kinnon   Archibald,   moulder,    Armadale  building?, 

Back  walks 
M'Kinnon  Charles,  labourer,  6  Smith's  lane 
M'Kinnon  Daniel,  boilermaker,  2  Springkell  street 
M'Kinnon  Donald,  joiner,  49  Shaw  street 
M'Kinnon  Duncan,  mate,  10  Shaw  street 
M'Kinnon  Edward,  labourer,  17  Arthur  street 
M  Kinnon  Hugh,  labourer,  7  Arthur  street 
M'Kinnon  Hugh,  smith,  27  Charles  street 
M'Kinnon  John,  boilermaker,  16  Arthur  street 
M'Kinnon  John,  labourer,  13  John  street 
M'Kinnon  John,  labourer,  37  Rue-end  street 
M'Kinnon  Lachlan,  policeman,  1  Manse  lane 
M'Kinnon  Malcolm,  carpenter,  33  West  Burn  street 
M'Kinnon  Robert,  carpenter,  3  East  Stewart  street 
M'Kinnon  Catherine,  7  Cowgate  street 
M'Kinnon  Christina,  huckster,  9  Kilblain  street 
M'Kinnon  Miss,  feuar,  13  Market  street 
M'Kinnon  Mrs  John,  1  Vennel 
M'Kinnon  Mrs,  4  William  street 
M'Kinnon  Mrs,  lodgings,  1  Stanners  street 
M'Kinnon  Mrs,  Longwell  close 
M'KIRDY  Alexander,  porter  and  boatman,  badge  No. 

24,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'Kirdy  John,  mason,  72  Roxburgh  street 
M'Kirdy  John,  grocer,  62  Main  street,  Cartsdjke.    Ho. 

8  Antigua  street 
M'Kirdy  Neil,  carpenter,  15  Ropework  street 
M'Kirdy  Mrs  William,  13  Brougham  street 
M'KIVER  John,  inspector  of  fisheries,  3  Bank  street, 

House,  8  Kelly  street 


118  DIRECTORY. 


MACLACHLAN     Andrew,    shoe    manufacturer    for 
wholesale,  35  Cathcart  street.     House,  7  Lyle  st. 
Maclachlan  Donald,  joiner,  glazier,  and  undertaker,  8 

Tobago  street.     House,  30  Nicholson  street 
M'LACHLAN  Alexander,  labourer,  9  Under  crescent 
M'Lachlan  Archibald,  boatman,  8  Watt  street 
M'Lachlan  Colin,  porter,  2Q  East  Shaw  street 
M'Lachlan  Donald,  labourer,  40  West  Burn  street 
M'Lachlan  Dugald,  skipper,  8  Watt  street 
M'Lachlan  Francis,  broker,  4  Smith's  lane 
M'Lachlan  Henry,  shoemaker,  8  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Lachlan  John,  tobacconist,  20  West  Blackball  street 
M'Lachlan  John,  engine  driver,  22  Stanners  street 
M'Lachlan  John,  carpenter,  10  Ropework  street 
M'Lachlan  John,  fireman,  7  Cowgate  street 
M'Lachlan  Kenneth,  labourer,  63  Inverkip  street 
M'Lachlan  Lachlan,  carpenter,  34  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Lachlan  Robert,  smith,  7  Arthur  street 
M'Lachlan  Robert,  labourer,  50  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Lachlan  William,  boilermaker,  15  St  Lawrence  st. 
M'Lachlan  Miss,  poulterer,  39  Hamilton  street 
M'Lachlan  Miss,  tobacconist,  33  Hamilton  street* 
M'Lachlan  Miss,  huckster,  33  Charles  street 
M'Lachlan  Mrs  J„  broker,  41  Vennel 
M'Lachlan  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  8  Manse  lane 
M'Lachlan  Mrs,  furnishing  shop,  5  East  Shaw  street 
M'Lachlan  Mrs,  4  Dalrymple  street 
M'Lachlan  Mrs,  lodgings,  6  Ardgowan  street  west 
M'LAGGAN  George,  tailor,  13  West  Blackhall  street 
M'LAREN  Angus,  joiner,  6  West  Stewart  street 
M'Laren  Duncan,  warehouseman,  Drumfrochar  road 
M'Laren  William, labourer,  4  Bruce  street 
M'Laren  Mrs  F.,  huckster,  16  Inverkip  street 
M'Laren  Mrs,  1  West  Stewart  street 
M'LARTY  Alexander,  carpenter,  28  Nicholson  street 
M'Larty  Donald   &    Co.,  merchants,    shipowners,   and 

steamboat  agents,  Excise  buildings 
M'Larty  Donald,  of  D.  M'Larty  &  Co,     Ho.  1  Trinidad 

place,  Eldon  street 
M'Larty  Dougald,  feuar,  7  Arthur  street 
M'Larty  James,  pattern  maker,  5  Arthur  street 
M'Larty  John,  carpenter,  14  market  street 


DIRECTORY.  119 


M'Larty  John,  mariner,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 

M'Larty  John,  moulder,  5  Arthur  street 

M'Larty  Mrs,  11  Nicholson  street 

M'Larty  Mrs,  feuar,  7  Arthur  street 

M'LATCHIE    Matthew,  carter  and  cowfeeder,  3  St 
Andrew  street 

M'Latchie  Mrs,  grocer,  42  Inverkip  street 

MAOLAURIN   &  Co.,  painters  and  paper  hangers,  1 
Watt  place 

Maclaurin  Mrs  lodgings,  6  Shaw  place 

M'LAURIN  Mrs  Robert,  33  West  Burn  street 

M'LAWRIE  Thomas,  labourer,  6  Main  street,  Carts- 
dyke 

M'LAY  Joseph,  throssel  foreman,  Drumfrochar  road 

M'Lay  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Highland  close 

M'LEA  Kenneth,  5  Nelson  street  west 

M'Lea  Miss,  9  Grey  place 

MACLEAN  Archibald,  ship  chandler,  4  West  breast. 
House,  35  Crawfurd  street 

Maclean    Daniel,   writer.   41  Cathcart  street.     House, 

12  Brisbane  street 
M'LEAN  Alexander,  spiritdealer  and  mason,  34  In- 
verkip street 
M'Lean  Alexander,  painter,  28  Cathcart  street 
M'Lean  Alexander,  mariner,  4  East  Quay  lane 
M'Lean  Alexander,  mason,  34  East  Shaw  street 
M'Lean  Alexander,  carpenter,  3  Salmon  street 
M'Lean  Allan,  carpenter,  8  Baker  street 
M'Lean  Allan,  billposter,  6  Buccleuch  street 
M'Lean  Allan,  cooper,  46  Dalryraple  street 
M'Lean  Angus,  carpenter,  2  Open  shore 
M'Lean  Angus,  mate,  37  Ann  street 
M'Lean    Archibald,    carpenter,    Armadale    buildings, 

Lyle  street 
M'Lean  Archibald,  mariner,  37  Nicholson  street 
M'Lean  Charles,  shipmaster,  8  Antigua  street 
M'Lean  Daniel,  mate,  16  Tobago  street 
M'Lean  Daniel,  leather  merchant,  3  Manse  lane 
M'Lean  Daniel,  kilnman,  Clyde  pottery 
M'Lean  Donald,  carpenter,  3  Salmon  street 
M*Lean  Dugald,  gardener,  15  Lynedoch  street 
M'Lean  Dugald,  joiner,  1  Manse  lane 


120  DIRECTORY. 


M'Lean  George,  sailmaker,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'Lean  Hector,  queen's  porter,  1  Lyle  street 
M'Lean  Hugh,  clerk,  2  St  Andrew  street, 
M'Lean  Hugh,  gardener,  51  Roxburgh  street 
M'Lean  James  &  Co,,  timber  merchants,  22  and  64 
Main   street,   Cartsdyke,  and  Patent  sawmills,   8 
Dellingburn  street 
M'Lean  Jas„  of  J,  M'Lean  &  Go.,  12  East  Blackhall  st 
M'Lean  James,  carpenter,  9  Crawfurd  street 
M'Lean  James,  carpenter,  8  Market  street 
M'Lean  James,  joiner,  9  East  Shaw  street 
M'Lean  James,  moulder,  18  Ingleston  road 
M'Lean  John  &  Co.,  coopers  &  fishcurers,  16  Charles  st 
M'Lean  John,  of  John  M'Lean  <fc  Co.,  36  West  Black- 
hall street 
M'Lean  John,  cooper,  9  East  Shaw  street 
M'Lean  John  tailor,  46  Inverkip  street 
M'Lean  John,  labourer,  1  Cowgate  street 
M'Lean  John,  joiner,  14  John  street 
M'Lean  John,  carpenter,  3  Salmon  street 
M'Lean  John,  sawyer,  34  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Lean  John,  painter,  71  Vennel 
M'Lean  John,  pilot,  5  William  street 
M'Lean  John,  tailor,  1 1  Market  street 
M'Lean  John,  grocer,  22  John  street 
M'Lean  John,  tidewaiter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'Lean  John,  carpenter,  11  Arthur  street 
M'Lean  John,  potter,  Ladyburn 
M'Lean  John,  customhouse  boatman,  19  Shaw  street 
M'Lean  John,  letter  carrier,  6  Dalrymple  street 
M'Lean  Lachlan,  surgeon,  16  Kilblain  street 
M'Lean  Lachlan,  joiner,  3  Bearhope  street 
M'Lean  Lachlan,  brassfounder,  18  Ingleston  road 
M'Lean  Lachlan,  spirit  dealer,  22  Market  street 
M'Lean  Lachlan,  carpenter,  34  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Lean  Matthew,  contractor,  4  St  Andrew's  square 
M'Lean  Neil,  cooper,  3  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Lean  Neil,  fisherman,  34  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Lean  Neil,  policeman,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Lean  Peter,  mariner,  9  East  Quay  lane 
M'Lean  Peter,  mariner,  40  Inverkip  street 
M'Lean  Rodger,  huckster,  9  Market  street 


DIRECTORY.  121 


M'Lean  Ronald,  smith,  Armadale  buildings,  Back  walks 
M'Lean  William,  smith,  19  Bearhope  street 
M'Lean  William,  shoemaker,  61  Dalrymple  street 
M'Lean  William,  joiner,  1  Duncan  street 
M'Lean  Miss  Janet,  15  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Lean  Miss  Sarah,  milliner,  6  Kilblain  street 
M'Lean  Misses,  lodgings,  14  Kelly  street 
M'Lean  Mrs  A.,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'Lean  Mrs  Daniel,  5  Lyle  street 
M'Lean  Mrs  Daniel,  12  St  Andrew  street 
M'Lean  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  8  St  Andrew  square 
M'Lean  Mrs  John,  54  West  Blackball  street 
M'Lean  Mrs  William,  82  Regent  street 
M'Lean  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  St  Andrew  street 
M'LELLAN  Archibald,  miller,  23  Charles  street 
M'Lellan  Archibald,  mariner,  10  Charles  street 
M'Lellan  Archibald,  mariner,  12  Inverkip  street 
M'Lellan  Duncan,  shipmaster,  3  Charles  street 
M'Lellan  James  &   Co.,  commission  agents  and  ship 

brokers,  14  Cathcart  street 
M'Lellan  James,  of  J.  M'Lellan  &  Go.,  6  Trafalgar  st. 
M'Lellan  James,  coach  driver,  9  Highland  close 
M'Lellan  Misses,  dressmakers,  12  Tobago  street 
M' Lallan  Mrs,  20  Sugarhouse  lane 
MLEAREN  John,  vintner,  34  Charles  street 
M'LELLAND  James,  watchman,  Mansion-house 
M'Lelland  Robert,  law  clerk,  Mansion-house 
M'LEITCH  Mrs,  lodgings,  2  Springkell  street 
M'LEISH  John,  letter  carrier,  10  West  breast 
M'LENNON  Donald,  gardener,  6  Nelson  St.,  Glebe 
M'LEOD  Alexander,  joiner,  8  Ann  street 
M'Leod  Aulay,  accountant,  9  Crawfurd  street 
M'Leod  Colin,  shipmaster,  9  Trafalgar  street 
M'Leod  Daniel,  labourer,  13  Rope  work  street 
M'Leod  D.  &  Co.,  joiners,  carvers,  and  blockmakers,  9 

West  breast 
M'Leod  Donald,  labourer,  13  Ropework  street 
M'Leod  Duncan,  spiritdealer,  28  Shaw  street 
M'Leod  Duncan,  steward,  5  Crawfurd  street 
M'Leod  Finlay,  carpenter,  1  Nicholson  street 
M'Leod  George,  joiner,  Cartsburn  house 
M'Leod  John  K#,  lathsplitter,  8  Chapel  street 


122  DIRECTORY. 


M'Leorl  John,  tidewaiter,  4  Mansion-house  lane 

M'Leod  Neil,  painter,  1  Clarence  street 

M'Leod  Neil,  Queen's  porter,  3  Kelly  street 

M'Leod  Miss,  lodgings,  16  Sir  Michael  street 

M'Leod  Mrs,  lodgings.  15  Lynedoch  street 

M'Leod  Mrs,  washer  and  dresser,  29  Charles  street 

M'Leod  Mrs,  lodgings,  26  Vennel 

M'Leod  Mrs,  12  Inverkip  street 

M'Leod   Mrs  Alexander,  remnant  warehouse,  31  West 

Burn  street 
M'Leod  Mrs  Norman,  4  West  Burn  street 
M'LENNEY  John,  tailor,  3  Manse  lane 
M'LINTOCK  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  33  Hamil- 
ton street.     House,  37  Ann  street 
M'LUCAS  John,  smith,  Drumfrochar  road 
M  LUKE  James,  cooper,  9  East  Shaw  street 
M'LUSKEY  John,  huckster,  36  Vennel 
M'Lusky  Neil,  joiner,  20  Inverkip  street 
M'Luskey  Mrs,  boardinghouse,  9  East  Quay  lane 
M  MASTER  Alexander,  tailor  and  clothier,  40  Cath 

cart  street.     House,  49  do. 
M'M ASTER  David  W.,  tidewaiter,  1  Carnock  street 
M' Master  James,  tea  dealer,  5  John  street 
M'Master  Peter,  foreman,  Patent  Saw  mills,  29  Regent 

street 
M 'ME  NO  MY  Daniel,  boilermaker,  11  Cowgate  street 
M'MEIKAN  John,  carpenter,  15  Bearhope  street 
MAC  MILL  AN  Hugh,  provision  merchant,  28  Hamil- 
ton street.     House,  1  Watson's  lane 
M'MILLAN  Alexander,  porter,  18  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Millan  Alexander,  policeman,  5  Ann  street 
M'Millan  Andrew,  baker,  6  West  Stewart  street 
M'Millan  Archibald,  carpenter,  10  Ropework  street 
M'Millan  Colin,  tailor  and  clothier,  43  Cathcart  street. 

House,  Newark  street 
M'Millan  Daniel,  carpenter,  3  Inverkip  street 
M'Millan  Donald,  labourer,  12  Inverkip  street 
M'Millan  Dugald,  carpenter,  29  Cathcart  street 
M'Millan  Duncan,  carpenter,  Charles  street 
M'Millan  Duncan,  Gas  Works,  20  Hamilton  street 
M'Millan  Hugh,  tailor,  21  East  Shaw  street 
M'Millan  Jas.  &  Son,  shipbuilders,  Albert  building  yd. 


DIRECTORY.  123 


M'Millan  James,  shipbuilder,  of  J  as.  M'Millan  &  Son, 

Bay  of  Quick  cottage 
MMillan  John,  hairdresser,  6  Watson's  lane 
M'Millan  John,  carpenter,  13  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Millan  John,  Parochial  Board  officer,  66  Roxburgh  st 
M'Millan  John,  tailor,  5  Smith's  lane 
M'Millan  John,  engineer,  10  St  Andrew  street 
M'Millan  John,  mariner,  23  East  Shaw  street 
M'Millan  Lachlan,  sawyer,  I  Stanners  street 
M'Millan  Malcolm,  mason,  83  Regent  street 
M'Millan  Neil,  corkcutter,  30  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Millan  Peter,  flesher,  3  Bearhope  street 
M'Millan  Peter,  baker,  6  West  Stewart  street 
M'Millan  Robert,  carpenter,  9  East  Quay  lane 
M'Millan  Thomas,  postmaster,  Post  Office.     House,  7 

Lyle  street 
M'Millan  Thomas,  mariner,  46  Dalrymple  street 
M'Millan  William,  police  sergeant,  76  Roxburgh  street 
M'Millan  William,  shoemaker,  29  Vennel 
M'Millan  Catherine,  cowfeeder,  1  Bearhope  street 
M'Millan  Miss,  grocer,  19  Arthur  street 
M'Millan  Mrs  John,  23  Market  street 
M'Millan  Mrs  John,  mangier,  34  West  Burn  street 
M'Millan  Mrs  Neil,  lodgings,  2  Cross-shore  street 
M'Millan  Mrs,  huckster,  63  Ann  street 
M'MORLAND  Robert  S.,  commission  agent,  19  Cath- 

cart  street.     House,  48  Ann  street 
M'Morland  Mrs  Peter,  48  Ann  street 
M'MUNIGALL  James,  dealer,  17  Vennel 
M'MURCHIE  William,  iron  dresser,  33  Main  street, 

Cartsdyke 
M'MURTHIE  Henry,  mercantile  clerk,  8  Antigua  st. 
M'Murtrie  John,  joiner,  3  St  Andrew  street 
M'Murtrie  Mrs  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  61  Rue- end  st. 

House,  1  Bogle  street 
M'MURRICH  Matthew,  joiner  and  grocer,  Armadale 

buildings,  Back  walks 
MACNAB  &   Clark,   engineers,    &c,    Shaws    Water 

foundry,  Ingleston  Road 
Macnab  William,  of  Macnab  '&  Clark,  9  Shaw  place 
M'NAB  Daniel,  smith,  20  Vennel 
M'Nab  Donald,  labourer,  28  Cathcart  street 


124  DIRECTORY, 


M'Nab  Duncan,  baker,  5  Bearhope  street 
M'Nab  Duncan,  farmer,  Glen 
M'Nab  John,  dyer,  30  Inverkip  street 
M'Nab  John,  pattern  maker,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'Nab  John,  carpenter,  7  St  Lawrence  street 
M'Nab  Robert,  moulder,  9  Roxburgh  street 
M'Nab  William,  plasterer,  2  Market  street 
M'Nab  William,  pensioner,  26  Cartsburn  street 
M'NAIR  Archibald,  porter,  Ingleston  road 
M'Nair  Duncan,  cooper,  26  Tobago  street 
M'Nair  John,  optician,  27  Lynedoch  street 
M'Nair  Peter,  turner,  9  Arthur  street 
M'Nair  Thomas,  labourer,  27  Vennel 
M'Nair  William,  iron  founder,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'Nair  Mrs  James,  36  Crawfurd  street 
M'Nair  Mrs,  10  Kelly  street 
M'NALLY  John,  delphdealer,  41  Vennel 
M'Nally  Patrick,  broker,  8  Manse  lane 
MACNAUGHT    John,    painter  and    paper    hanger, 
Union  Bank  buildings,  Church  place.     House,  20 

M'NAUGHT  Alexander,  feuar,  13  Vennel 
M'Naught  Alexander,  mariner,  35  East  Shaw  street 
M'Naught  Duncan,  mate,  18  Antigua  street 
M'Naught   James,  joiner,   6  Lyle   street.     House,  12 

Tobago  street 
M'Naught  John,  family  grocer,  Victoria  buildings,  7 

West  Blackhall  street.     House,  12  do. 
M'Naught  Peter,  foreman  sailmaker,  41  Cathcart  st. 
M'Naught  Thomas,   cabinetmaker   and  upholsterer,   6 

Albert  place,  West  Blackhall  street.     Ho.  12  do. 
M'Naught  Miss  Jane,  feuar,  5  West  Stewart  street 
M'Naught  Mrs,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Naught  Mrs  M.,  1  Cowgate  street 
MACNAUGHTAN  Peter,  merchant,  Glen  park,   19 

Eldon  street 
Macnaughtan  Mrs,  Glen  park,  19  Eldon  street 
M'NAUGHTAN    Duncan,   shoemaker,    Lyle's   land, 

Back  walks 
M'Naughtan  John,  provision  dealer,  53  Vennel 
M'Naughtan  Mrs  Alexander,  lodgings,  28  Nicholson  st. 
M'Naughtan  Mrs,  3  Wellington  street 


DIRECTORY.  125 


M'Naughtan  Mrs,  furnishing  shop,  30  Ann  street 

M'NEIL  Alexander,  upholsterer,  30  Nicholson  street 

M'Neil  Archibald,  sawyer,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 

M'Neil  Duncan,  labourer,  71  Vennel 

M'Neil  Hector,  cooper,  13  West  Blackhall  street 

M'Neil  James,  joiner,  4  Tobago  street 

M'Neil  James,  mariner,  53  Vennel 

M'Neil  James,  wool  washer,  Broomhill 

M'Neil  John,  shipmaster,  35  East  Shaw  street 

M'Neil  John,  flesher,  7  Ann  street 

M'Neil  Lachlan,  pilot,  18  Sir  Michael  street 

M'Neil  Lamont,  huckster,  4  Inverkip  street 

M'Neil  Samuel,  shipmaster,  2  Lyle  street 

M'Neil  Walter,  spirit  dealer,  13  Shaw  street 

M'Neil  Sarah,  lodgings,  7  Arthur  street 

M'Neil  Miss,  dressmaker,  60  Roxburgh  street 

M'Neil  Mrs  Dugald,  33  East  Shaw  street 

M'Neil  Mrs  John,  clothier,  52  Shaw  street 

M'Neil  Mrs,  12  Inverkip  street 

M'Neil  Mrs,  lodgings,  14  Stanners  street 

M'Neil  Mrs,  32  Dalrymple  street 

M'Neil  Mrs,  lodgings,  24  Inverkip  street 

M'NEIL  AGE  Alexander,  shoemaker,  28  Sir  Michael 

street 
M'Neilage  George,  spirit  dealer,  3  Shannon's  close 
M'Neilage  James,  shipmaster,  18  Kelly  street 
M'Neilage  John,  superintendent  of  streets,  6  Lyle  st. 
M'Neilage  Mrs  George,  30  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Neilage  Mrs  John,  3  Bearhope  street 
M'NICOLL  Donald,  34  Crawfurd  street,  Glebe 
M'Nicoll  Donald,  eatinghouse,  33  Rue-end  street 
M'NICOL  Dugald,  8  Watt  street 
M'Nicol  Mrs  A  ,  8  Watt  street 
M'Nicol  Mrs  M.,  6  Watt  street 
M'NISH  Mrs,  Armadale  buildings,  Lyle  street 
M'NIVEN  William,  engineer,  Highlanders'  academy 
M'ONIE  William,  engineer,  15  Main  Street,  Cartsdyke 
M'PHAIL  Archibald,  8  Inverkip  street 
M'Phail  Colin,  porter,  6  Shaw  street 
M'Phail  Duncan,  labourer,  6  Shaw  street 
M'Phail  John,  cooper,  24  East  Shaw  street 
M'Phail  Lachlan,  tailor,  11  Dalrymple  street 

m2 


126  DIRECTORY. 


M'Phail  Stephen,  sugar  baker,  13  Inverkip  street 
M'Phail  Mrs  Hugh,  5  West  Stewart  street 
M'Phail  Mrs,  50  West  Blackhall  street 
M'PHEDRAN  Alexander,  joiner,  8  Ann  street 
M'Phedran  John  M'C,  agent,  Excise  buildings 
M'Phedran  Dugald,  police  officer,  35  Vennel 
M'Phedran  Neil,  smith,  Finnieston,  Port- Glasgow  road 
M'PHEE  Archibald,  cooper,  21  Nicholson  street 
M'Phee  Archibald,  fireman,  4  Roslin  street 
M'Phee  Daniel,  mason,  9  Nicholson  street 
M'PHERSON  Alexander,  sawyer,  9  Dalrymple  street 
M'Pherson  Alexander,  ropespinner,  82  Regent  street 
M'Pherson  Charles,  locker,  61  Ann  street 
M'Pherson  &  Co.,  ship  chandlers,  3  East  breast 
M'Pherson  Daniel,  pilot,  4  Market  street 
M'Pherson  Duncan,  carpenter,  35  Hamilton  street 
M'Pherson  Duncan,  teacher,  9  Bruce  street 
M'Pherson  Duncan,  cooper,  3  Nicholson  street 
M'Pherson  James,  shipmaster,  7  Kelly  street 
M'Pherson  James,  sawyer,  8  Chapel  street 
M'Pherson  J.,  grocer,  34  Dalrymple  street 
M'Pherson  James,  carpenter,  25  Lynedoch  street 
M'Pherson  John,  of  M'Pherson  &  Co.,  II  Antigua  st. 
M'Pherson  John,  joiner  and  grocer,  44  Inverkip  street 
M'Pherson  John,  sailmaker,  30  Nicholson  street 
M'Pherson  John,  shoemaker,  35  Vennel 
M'Pherson  John,  joiner,  Armadale  buildings,  Lyle  st. 
M'Pherson  John,  mariner,  4  East  Shaw  street 
M'Pherson  John,  engineer,   Holmscroft  street 
M'Pherson  John,  lathsplitter,  14  Market  street 
M'Pherson  John,  ropemaker,  83  Regent  street 
M'Pherson  John,  carpenter,  II  East  Shaw  street 
M'Pherson  John,  refreshment  rooms,  West  Quay  head 
M'Pherson  Malcolm,  joiner,  22  Tobago  street 
M'Pherson  Peter,  boilermaker,  15  Baker  street 
M'Pherson  Peter,   cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,   30 

West  Burn  street.     House,  24  do, 
M'Pherson  Mrs  Daniel,  9  Bruce  street 
M'Pherson  Mrs  Daniel,  9  Antigua  street 
M'Pherson  Mrs  Hugh,  Rosehill,  25  Roxburgh  street 
M'Pherson  Mrs,  shoemaker,  13  Hamilton  street 
M'Pherson  Mrs,  53  Vennel 


DIRECTORY.  127 


M'Pherson  Mrs,  30  Nicholson  street 
M'QUARRIE  Donald,  carpenter,  20  Cathcart  street 
M'Quarrie  Donald,  sailmaker,  76  Roxburgh  street 
M'Quarrie  Hector,  carpenter,  69  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
M'Quarrie  John,  mariner,  33  East  Shaw  street 
M'Quarrie  Mrs,  mangier  and  dresser,  7  Market  street 
M'QUEEN  Daniel,  grocer,  2  Dalrymple  street.     Ho., 

55  Shaw  street 
M-Queen  James  labourer,  24  Tobago  street 
M'Queen  James,  optician,  8  Tobago  street 
M< Queen  John,  carpenter,  25  Vennel 
M'Queen  John,  brewer,  71  Vennel 
M'Queen  Thomas,  upholsterer,  30  Nicholson  street 
M 'Queen  Mrs  Kenneth,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  24 

Charles  street 
M'QUISTAN  Findlaj,  confectioner,  31  Cathcart  st. 
M'RAE  Duncan,  late  letter  carrier,  11  Bearhope  street 
M'Rae  Duncan,  mariner,  7  Sir  Michael  street 
M'Rae  James,  labourer,  15  Ropework  street 
M'Rae  James,  shoemaker,  44  Inverkip  street 
M'Rae  Rev.  John,  of  Free  Gaelic  Church.     House,  7 

Ardgowan  street,  west 
M' RONALD  Alexander,  carpenter,  4  John  street 
M'SHANE  James,  sawyer,  56  Dalrvmple  street 
M'SKIMMING,  Miss  E.,  milliner,  Q  West  Stewart  st. 
M'SPORAN  Mrs,  straw  hat  maker,  5  John  street 
M'SWEEN  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  71  Vennel 
M'Sween  Mrs,  46  Dairy mple  street 
M'TAGGAR  Alexander,  coal  dealer,  28  Vennel 
M'TAGGART,  Archibald,  sawyer,  7  Under  crescent 
M'Taggart  John,  joiner,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
M'Taggart  John,  porter,  7  New  Dock  kne 
M'Taggart,  Neil,  shoemaker,  2  Sugarhouse  lane 
M'Taggart  William,  brewer,  11  East  Shaw  street 
M'TEAGUE  Maurice,  porter,  12  East  Quay  lane 
M'VEY  Dixon,  mason,  44  Inverkip  street 
M'Vey  James,  joiner,  19  Charles  street 
M'Vey  Samuel,  mason,  76  Roxburgh  street 
MAC  VICAR   Neil,   writer,   Mansion  house.     Hous®, 

29  Nicholson  street 
Macvicar  Robert,  jr.,   smith,  3  Shaw  street.     House, 
28  Regent  street 


128  DIRECTORY. 


M'VICAR  Alexander,  policeman,  8  West  Burn  street 
M'Vicar  Archibald,  carver  and  gilder,  15  Roxburgh  st 
M' Vicar  Donald,  spiritdealer,  14  Shaw  street 
M'Vicar  John,  spiritdealer,  50  Shaw  street 
M'Vicar  Peter,  van  driver,  76  Roxburgh  street 
M'Vicar  Robert,  labourer,  9  Bearhope  street 
M'Vicar  William,  ship-smith  and  screw  bolt  manufac- 
turer, 7  East  Stewart  street.     House,  6  Chapel  st 
M'WALTER  John,  carter,  37  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
M'Walter  John,  railway  porter,  Lyle'sland,  Back  walks 
M'Walter  Mrs  John,  farmer,  Upper  Ingleston 
M'WATT  Francis,  spiritdealer,  57  Dalrymple  street 
M'WATTY  John,  joiner,  21  Bearhope  street 
M' WILLIAM  John,  smith,  5  Springkell  street 
M< WRAITH  Thomas,  bundler,  Drumfrochar  road 

N 

NAISMITH  Alexander,  carpenter,  3  Manse  lane 
Naismith  Ebenezer,  teacher,  Glen  bridge,  Port- Glasgow 

road 
NAPIER  Archibald,  labourer,  6  John  street 
NEILL  Alexander,  pansman,  3  Arthur  street 
Neill  Alexander,  cooper,  44  Inverkip  street 
Neill  &  Dempster,  sugar  refiners,  Dellingburn  street 
Neill  James,  farmer,  Chapelton,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Neill  James,  mariner,  17  Tobago  street 
Neill  John,  farmer,  South  Hillend 
Neill  John,  of  Neill  &  Dempster.     House,    33    West 

Stewart  street 
Neill  John,  assistant  collector  of  town  assessment,  44 

Inverkip  street 
Neill  John,  smith,  Broomhill 
Neill  Robert,  writer,    16'  William   street.     House,    8 

Shaw  place 
Neill  Thomas,  ship-builder,  30  Market  street.     House, 

24  Nicholson  street 
Neill  William,  farmer,  West  Chapelton,  Port- Glasgow 

road 
Neill  William,  shipmaster,  34  Crawfurd  street 
Neill  Mrs  Thomas,  36  Crawfurd  street 
NEILSON  Andrew,  smith,  19  Bearhope  street 


DIRECTORY.  129 


Neilson  James,  farmer,  Berry-yards 

Neilson  John,  hatter,  43  Cathcart  street     House,  29 

Brougham  street 
Neilson  John,  smith  and  nail  manufacturer,  10  Tobago 

street 
Neilson  John  Finlay,  38  Eld  on  street 
Neilson  Samuel,  farmer,  Maukinhill 
Neilson  William,  sawyer,  4  Union  street 
Neilson  William,  cabinetmaker,  4  West  Quay  lane 
NELSON  Rev.  John,  of  Free  West  Church,  30  Eldon 

street 
NESS  William,  carter,  29  Charles  street 
NEW  Clyde  Towing  Company,  10  West  breast 
NEWAL  Charles,  engineer,  3  Under  crescent 
NEWLANDS  Peter,  lathsplitter,  8  Hamilton  street 
NEWMAN  Mrs,  19  Brougham  street 
NEWTON  James  &  Co.,  commission  agents,  2  Open 

shore 
Newton  Mrs  James,  Seafield 

NIBLO  William,  engine  keeper,  49  Roxburgh  street 
NICOL   &  West,  silk  mercers   and   drapers,  3  West 

Blackhall  street 
Nicol  Charles,  mason,  36  Crawfurd  street 
Nicol  David,  watchman,  12  Bogle  street 
Nicol  Duncan,  of  Movies  &  Nicol,  Mount  park 
Nicol  James,  earpenter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Nicol  James  S.,  of  Nicol  &  West.    House,  Orangefield 

place 
Nicol  John,  baker,  7  Broad  close 
Nicol  John,  engineer,  13  St  Lawrence  street 
Nicol  John,  carpenter,  51  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Nicol  John,  shipmaster,  3  Roxburgh  street 
Nicol  Thomas,  carpenter,  5  East  Blackhall  street 
Nicol  Mrs,  13  Hamilton  street 
Nicol  Mrs,  28  Sir  Michael  street 
NICOLL  Mrs  Thomas,  3  East  Stewart  street 
NICHOLSON  John,  joiner,  49  Inverkip  street 
Nicholson  John,  sawyer,  2  Sugarhouse  lane 
Nicholson  Samuel,  boilermaker,  17  Main  street,  Carts- 
dyke 
Nicholson  Mrs  Robert  N,,  65  Union  street 
Nicholson  Mrs,  5  Mearns  street 


130  DIRECTORY. 


NIMMO  Andrew,  collector  of  town,    road,  and  prison 
assessments,  20  Cathcart  street.     House,   1  Rox- 
burgh street 
Nimmo  Mrs  John,  spirit  dealer,  4  East  Quay  lane 

NINIAN  Mrs,  32  West  Blackhall  street 
NISBET  George,  hair  cutter  and  perfumer,  13  William 
street      House,  1 1  do. 

Nisbet  John,  storekeeper,  51  Roxburgh  street 

NIVEN  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  11  Charles  street. 
House,  do. 

Niven  James,  carpenter,  30  Nicholson  street 

Niven  James,  joiner,  35  Nicholson  street 

Niven  Thomas,    grain   merchant,    17   East  Quay  lane. 
House,  Finnart  road 

Niven  WTilliam,  carpenter,  2  Watt  place 

Niven  Miss,  lodgings,  3  St  Andrew  street 

Niven  Miss,  lodgings,  19  Ann  street 

Niven  Mrs  Walter  N,  67  Union  street 

NIVISON  Mrs,   matron,    Ragged   school,    1   Factory 
lane 

XIXON  Henry,  missionary,  1  Duncan  street 

NOBLE  Benjamin,  68  Union  street 

Noble  James,  lath  splitter,  Union  court,  Dalrymple  st. 

Noble  John,  labourer,  Finnieston,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Noble  Robert,  dealer,  36  Vennel 

Noble  Thomas,  boilermaker,  Upper  crescent 

Noble  Mrs  George,  68  Union  street 

N ORRIS  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  33  West  Burn  street 

NORTH  of  England  Insurance  Office,  49  Cathcart  st. 

NUGENT  Margaret,  huckster,  1  Kilblain  street 

0 

ODGER  John,  mate,  Union  court,  Dalrymple  street 
OGILVIE  James,  cabinetmaker,  46  Cathcart  street 
Ogilvie  John,  clerk,  21  Ann  street 
Ogilvie  Thomas,  tidewaiter,  36  Crawfurd  street 
O'BRIAN  Hugh,  travelling  merchant,  26  Tobago  st. 
O'Brian  John,  huckster,  63  Vennel 
OLDHAM  Mrs,  Rose  Bank,  25  Forsyth  street 
O'DONNELL  James,  flesher,  49  Shaw  street 
O'Donnell,  Patrick,  flesher,  49  Shaw  street 


DIRECTORY.  \^\ 


O'LEARY  William,  tea  dealer,  18  William  street 

O'NEILL  James,  bundler,  Eroomhill 

O'Neill  John   B.,  pawnbroker,  6  Low  Vennel.     House, 

Holmscroft  street 
O'Neill  John,  labourer,  35  Vermel 
O'Neill  John,  mason,  10  East  Shaw  street 
O'Neill  Patrick,  pawnbroker,  29  Shaw  street.     House, 

9  Trafalgar  street 
ORKNEY  Alexander,  mate,  3  Manse  lane 
ORR  Andrew  R.,  of  Orr,  Hunter  $  Co.  House,  5  West 

Blackhall  street 
Orr  Daniel,  baker,  21  Arthur  street 
Orr  Duncan,  labourer,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Orr  Erskine,  feuar,  46  Crawfurd  street 
Orr,  Hunter  &  Co.,  rope  and  sailmakers,  2  West  Quay 

lane 
Orr  James,  feuar  and  spiritdealer,  34  Sir  Michael  street 
Orr  James,  engineer,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Orr  John,  baker,  27  Rue-end  street 
Orr  John,  weigher,  Customs,  57  Shaw  street 
Orr  John,  joiner,  15  Lynedoch  street 
Orr  John,  mariner,  46  Crawfurd  street 
Orr  John,  jr„  baker,  5   Rue-end  street,  and  61  Main 

street,  Cartsdyke.     House,  5  Rue-end  street 
Orr  John,  law  clerk,  10  Bruce  street 
Orr  John,  labourer,  5  Shaw  street 
Orr  Joseph,  blockmaker,  joiner  and  glazier,  37  Dal- 

rymple  street.     House,  35  East  Shaw  street 
Orr  Robert,  grocer,  65  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Orr  Thomas,  boatbuilder,  St  Andrew  street.     House, 

1  Carnock  street 
Orr  Thomas,  cooper,  1  Stanners  street 
Orr  WiHiam>  merchant,  8  Cross-shore  street.     House, 

Q2  Union  street 
Orr  William,  engine  keeper,  31  Regent  street 
Orr  William,  sugar  refiner,   Bernard's  sugar  refinery. 

House,  Shipbank,  Regent  street 
Orr  William,  joiner,  1  Carnock  street 
Orr  Miss,  dressmaker  and  milliner,  32  Tobago  street 
Orr  Miss,  grocer,  5  York  street 
Orr  Miss,  12  Union  street 
Orr  Miss,  feuar,  2  Buccleuch  street 


132  DIRECTORY. 


Orr  Mrs  A.,  furnishing  warehouse,  16  West  Blackhall 
street 

Orr  Mrs  John,  straw  hatter  and  dressmaker,  46  Craw- 
furd  street 

Orr  Mrs  James,  feuar,  87  Regent  street 

Orr  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  32  Ann  street 

Orr  Mrs  Matthew,  Matilda  cottage,  Eldon  street 

Orr  Mrs,  35  Shaw  street 

Orr  Mrs  Margaret,  13  Cathcart  street 

OSBORNE  Thomas,  landing  surveyor,  Customs.  Ho., 
Mount  Park  cottage 

OSTLER  Andrew,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  7  Inver- 
kip  street.     House,  6  do. 

OUGHTERSON  George,  metal  merchant,  17  Cath- 
cart street.     House,  38  Union  street 

Oughterson  Mrs  James,  38  Union  street 

OWEN  Mrs  James,  stationer,  30  Cathcart  st.  Ho.,  do. 


PAPER  MILLS,  Overton,  Shaws  Water  falls,  No.  18 
PARIS  Lewis,  mariner,  2  Sugarhouse  lane 
PARK  Boyd,  boilermaker,  30  Union  street 
Park  James,  tug  steamboat  agent,  4  West  quay.     Ho., 

4  Nicholson  street 
Park  James,  river  pilot,  28.  West  Blackhall  street 
Park  John,  joiner,  8  Manse  lane 
Park  Magnus,  river  pilot,  39  Crawfurd  street 
Park  Matthew,  carter,  43  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Park  Matthew,  joiner,  Mount  Place,  Holmscroft  street 
Park  Robert,  65  Regent  street 
Park  Robert,  optician  and  nautical  instrument  maker, 

17  William  street.     House,  97  Regent  street 
Park  William,  draper,  7   Hamilton  street.     House,  5 

East  Blackhall  street 
Park  William,  joiner,  97  Regent  street 
Park  Miss,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Park  Mrs  Robert,  97  Regent  street 
PARKER  Augustus,  clerk,  5  Mearns  street 
Parker  George,  carpenter,  24  John  street 
Parker,  James  L.,  missionary,  12  Watt  street 
Parker  Peter,  carpenter,  18  Ingleston  road 


DIRECTORY.  133 


Parker  Miss  E.,  18  Ingleston  road 
PARKHILL  William,  labourer,  6  Buccleuch  street 
PATERSON  Alexander,  glazier,   crown  glass  ware- 
house, 15  Cathcart  street.     House,  do. 
Paterson  Charles,  shoemaker,  31  Cathcart  st.     House, 

77  Regent  street 
Paterson  Daniel,  clothier,  8  Hamilton  street.     House, 

9  Laird  street 
Paterson  David,  sailmaker,  27  Nicholson  street 
Paterson  Donald,  joiner,  7  Bruce  street 
Paterson  Duncan,  fireman,  4  Watt  street 
Paterson  Duncan,  carpenter,  11  Cathcart  street 
Paterson  Edward,  broker,  6  Dalrjmple  street 
Paterson  George,  mason  and  spirit  dealer,  1  Regent  st 
Paterson  George,  boilermaker,  7  Arthur  street 
Paterson  George,  plumber,  36  West  Burn  street 
Paterson  James,  clerk,  Clydesdale  bank.     Ho.,  9  Grey 

place 
Paterson  James,  beadle,  East  Parish  Church,  24  Ha- 
milton street 
Paterson  James,  currier,  39  Ann  street 
Paterson  James,  smith,  14  Stanners  street 
Paterson  James,  5  Kelly  street 

Paterson    John,  land  surveyor  and  joiner,  14  St  An- 
drew street 
Paterson  John,  carpenter,  3  Manse  lane 
Paterson  John,  grocer,  18  Tobago  street 
Paterson  John,  labourer,  Overton 
Paterson  John,  spiritdealer,  29  Vennel 
Paterson  John,  glazier,  2  Buccleuch  street 
Paterson  John,  gas  inspector,  24  Ann  street 
Paterson  John  B.,  9  Grey  place 
Paterson  Malcolm,  bricklayer,  5  M earns  street 
Paterson  Malcolm,  mate,  24  Kelly  street 
Paterson  Malcolm,  carpenter,  6  East  Blackhall  street 
Paterson  Peter,  cooper,  3  Salmon  street 
Paterson  Robert,  poulterer,  15  Market  street 
Paterson  Samuel,  enginekeeper,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Paterson  Thomas,  carpenter,  46  Shaw  street 
Paterson  Thomas,  baker,  7  Bearhope  street 
Paterson  William,  leather  pipe  maker,  24  East  Shaw  st 
Paterson  William,  joiner,  2  Bearhope  street 


134  DIRECTORY. 


Paterson  William,  plumber,  17  Shaw  street 
Paterson  William,  traveller,  34  Sir  Michael  street 
Paterson  Miss  Elizabeth,  milliner,  21  Cathcart  street 
Paterson  Mrs  Archibald,  grocer,  5  East  Shaw  street 
Paterson  Mrs  David,  lodgings,  15  Stanners  street 
Paterson  Mrs,  lodgings,  10  William  street 
Paterson  Mrs,  27  Nicholson  street 
Paterson  Mrs,  midwife,  8  Tobago  street 
Paterson  Mrs  Robert,  5  Mearns  street 
Paterson  Mrs  Samuel,  9  Grey  place 
PATON  Allan  Park,  writer  and  land-factor,  65  Rue- 
end  street.      House,  Pmalder  cottage,  Low  Gou- 
rock  road 
Paton  Archibald,  cashier,  76  Regent  street 
Palon  James,  gardener,  Bogston,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Paton  James  Fraser,  M.D.     Consulting  rooms,  16  Wil- 
liam street.  House,  12  Margaret  street,  Low  Gou- 
rock  road 
Paton  Miss,  lodgings,  5  Shaw  street 
PATTON  George  R.,  printer,  6  Inverkip  street 
PATTEN  &  Marshall,  writers,  8  Cathcart  square 
Patten  Henry  Tower,  writer,  of  Patten  &  Marshall 

House,  Robertson  street 
Patten  Hugh  M'C,  of  Pattens  &  Co.  House,  Robertson 

street 
Patten  James,  of  Pattens  &  Co.     House,  Robertson  at. 
Pattens  &  Co.,  sugar  refiners  and  ship  owners,  Baker  st. 
PATRICK    Adam  &  Co.,   boot  and  shoemakers,   6 

Cathcart  square 
Patrick  Adam,  of  A.  P.  &  Co.,  62  Roxburgh  street 
Patrick  Andrew,  engineer,  11  John  street 
Patrick  David,  fireman,  30  Sir  Michael  street 
Patrick  David,  porter,  at  Macfie,  Graham  6s  Co.'s,  12 

William  street 
Patrick  David,  spirit  dealer,  2  Charles  street 
Patrick  John,  engineer,  12  John  street 
Patrick  John,  mason,  11  Cowgate  street 
Patrick  William,  engine  driver,  Ingleston  road 
PATTISON  James,  clothier  and  outfitter,  14  Cathcart 

street 
Pattison  John,  mason,  9  Nicholson  street 
Pattison  Robert,  1  Crawfurd  street 


DIRECTORY.  135 


PAUL  Colin,  plasterer,  1  Springkell  street.     House,  9 

Lynedoch  street 
Paul  David,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  43  Shaw  street, 

and  6  Cross-shore  street 
Paul  James,  spirit  dealer,  6  Bast  breast 
Paul  James,  smith,  43  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Paul  John,  watchman,  15  Arthur  street 
Paul  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3  Vennel 
Paul  John,  engineer,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Paul  Robert,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  3  Charles  street. 

House,  19  Brougham  street 
Paul  Thomson,  cooper,  20  Ingleston  road 
Paul  William,  huckster,  9  Longwell  close 
Paul  William  Boag,  sugar  refiner,  of  Anderson,  Orr  & 

Co.     House,  29  Brougham  street 
Paul  Misses,  dressmakers,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 
Paul  Mrs  Edward,  29  Brougham  street 
Paul  Mrs  Robert,  77  Regent  street 
PEACE  James,  spirit  dealer,  43  Ann  street 
Peace  James,  grocer,  35  Nicholson  street 
PEARSON  James,  lath  manufacturer,  St  Andrew  sq. 
Pearson  Thomas,  engineer,  28  East  Shaw  street 
Pearson  Mrs,  lodgings,  42  Shaw  street 
PEAS  TON  Alexander,  slademan,  35  Nicholson  street 
Peaston  William,  flesher,  35  Nicholson  street 
Peaston  Mrs  Gilbert,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
PEAT  IE  Miss,  missionary,  13  West  Blackhall  street 
PEDDIE  John,  pointsman,  19  Arthur  street 
PENNELL  Joseph,    sailmaker,    1    East   Quay  lane. 

House,  9  Sugarhouse  lane 
PERCEVAL  Joseph,  forger,  Sinclair's  land,  Ladyburn 
PERRY  Hugh,  cooper,  32  Inverkip  street 
PETERS  James   S.,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,   39 

Shaw  street.     House,  3  Lyle  street 
PETTIGREW  James,  spirit  dealer,  East  Hamilton  st. 
Pettigrew  James,  builder,  1  Lyle  street 
Pettigrew  John,  porter,  5  Cross -shore  street 
Pettigrew  Matthew,  joiner,  7  Bruce  street 
Pettigrew  Samuel,  labourer,  32  East  Shaw  street 
Pettigrew  Mrs,  3  West  Quay  lane 
Pettigrew  Mrs,  36  Crawfurd  street 
PHILLIPS  James,  cooper,  8  Manse  lane 


136  DIRECTORY. 


Phillips  Patrick,   labourer,  8  Manse  lane 

Phillips  Robert,  smith,  3  Arthur  street 

Phillips  William,  miller,  12  Baker  street 

Phillips  Miss,  feuar,  7  East  Shaw  street 

Phillips  Mrs,  13  West  Stewart  street 

PICKLES  Cornelius,  wool  sorter,  27  Roxburgh  street 

Pickles  Joseph,  labourer,  47  Ann  street 

PICKET  Adam,  shoemaker,  6  Watson's  lane 

PICKEN  John,  sawyer,  Caledonian  Saw-mills,  Port 

Glasgow  road 
PILOT  Office  Deep  Sea,  Albert  quay 
PINKERTON  John,  carter,  3  Inverkip  street 
PIRRIE  George,  gardener,  Brachelston  toll 
Pirrie  James,  toll  keeper,  Brachelston  toll 
PLATT  Alexander,  labourer,  3  Nicholson  street 
POLICE  Office,  6  Hamilton  street 
POLLOCK  David  L.,  bookbinder,  16  Tobago  street 
Pollock  James,  mason,  76  Roxburgh  street 
Pollock  John,  smith,  15  John  street 
Pollock  Robert,  book  agent,  16  Tobago  street 
Pollock  Waiter,  carter,  Sinclair's  land,  Ladyburn 
Pollock  Wright,  plumber,  7  Duncan  street 
Pollock  Misses,  dressmakers,   milliners,    and  furriers, 

16  Tobago  street 
Pollock  Mrs  James,  farmer,  Gibbshill 
Pollock  Mrs  John,  feuar,  35  Roxburgh  street 
POLSON  David,  Customhouse  boatman,  37  Nicholson 

street 
Poison  Miss,  dressmaker,  27  Nicholson  street 
POOR'S  Rate  Office,  Captain  street 
PORTER  Mrs  Robert,  coal  merchant,  4  Springkell  st. 

House,  34  Regent  street 
Porter  Miss,  dressmaker,  3  Tobago  street 
PORTERFIELD  Charles,  shoemaker,  71  Vennel 
POST  Office,  3  Church  place 
POTTER  Miss  E.,  milliner  and  lodging-house  keeper, 

29  Nicholson  street 
POTTS  Captain  Joseph,  Inchbank,  Port-Glasgow  road 
POYNTER  John,  chemist  and  drysalter.     Works,  18 

Baker  street 
PRATT  Alexander,  joiner,  25  Arthur  street 
Pratt  John,  smith,  Upper  crescent 


DIRECTORY.  137 


Pratt  "William,  carpenter,  9  East  Shaw  street 
Pratt  William,  carpenter,  29  Hamilton  street 
PRENTICE  John  and  Thomas,  wholesale  and  retail 
wine   and   spirit  merchants,  17  Nicholson  street. 
House,  9  Argyle  street 
PRESTON  John,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  39  Rue- 
end  street 
Preston  Richard,  umbrella  and  parasol  manufacturer, 

14  Hamilton  street 
PRIMROSE  Mrs,  lodgings,  13  West  Stewart  street 
PRINGLE  James,  smith,   15  Baker  street 
PRITCHARD  Hugh,  mason,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Pritchard  Mrs,  31  West  Blackhall  street 
PROVAN  James,  labourer,  16  Ann  street 
PROVIDENT  BANK,  3  Church  place 
PROWS E  Samuel,  shipmaster,  7  Antigua  street 

Q 

QUARRIER  John,  miller,     Shaws  Water  Mills,   1 

Regent  street 
QUIN  Edward,  shoemaker,  15  Market  street 
Quin  James,  sugar  baker,  24  Tobago  street 
Quin  John,  spirit  dealer,  26  West  Burn  street.  House, 

6  West  Stewart  street 

R 

RAE  John,  tinsmith,  9  Market  street 
Rae  William,  engineer,  29  Sir  Michael  street 
RAFF  George,  accountant,  house  factor,  coal  and  in- 
surance  agent,    41    Cathcart  street.      House,    12 
West  Blackhall  street 
RAILWAY  Goods  Depot,  Chapel  street 
Railway  Station  House,  25  Cathcart  street 
RALSTON  Alexander,  shoemaker,  33  Cathcart  street 
Ralston  James,  shoemaker,  3  Buccleuch  street 
Ralston  James,  labourer,  7  Cowgate  street 
RAMAGE  Robert,  engineer,  13  Bogle  street 
RAMSAY  Alexander,  tailor,  5  Bruce  street 
Ramsay  Andrew,  14  Clarence  street,  Glebe 
Ramsay  Andrew,  shoemaker,  36  Shaw  street 

n2 


138  DIRECTORY. 


Ramsay  David,  sawyer,  46  Cathcart  street 

Ramsay  Hope  S .,  clerk,  I  Carnock  street 

Ramsay  James,  engineer,  8  Baker  stroet 

Ramsay  John  late  joiner,  13  West  Stewart  street 

Ramsay  John,  tidewaiter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  'walks 

Ramsay  William,  gardener,  15  Brougham  street 

Ramsay  Mrs  John,  5  Carnock  street 

RANDALLS  Andrew,  carpenter,  17  Cathcart  street 

RANKIN  Alexander,  grocer  and  carpenter,  26  East 

Shaw  street 
Rankin  Alexander,  carpenter,  18  West  Blackball  street 
Rankin  Alexander,  watch  and  clockmaker,  5  William 

street.     House,  6  Manse  lane 
Rankin  Andrew,  mason,  16  John  street 
Rankin  David,  cabinetmaker,  23  Lynedoch  street 
Rankin  Finlay,  engineer,  15   Hope  place,  Antigua  st. 
Rankin  George,  cooper,  25  Baker  street 
Rankin  John,  shopman,  49  Shaw  street 
Rankin  John,  brassfounder,  18  Bogle  street 
RATH  GEN  Henry,  sugarboiler,  Under  crescent   . 
RATTRAY  William,  cooper,  1  York  street 
REDHEAD  William,  steamboat  master,  1  William  st 
REDONDO  Peter,  interpreter,  14  East  Quay  lane 
REEVES  James,  labourer,  92  East  Hamilton  street 
REFRESHMENT  Rooms,  12  East  Quay  lane 
Refreshment  Rooms,  6  West  Quay  lane 
Refreshment  Rooms,  east  side  Victoria  harbour,  Rue- 
end  street 
REFORMED  Presbyterian  Church,  West  Stewart  st. 
RE  ID  Arthur,  boilermaker,  8  John  street 
Reid  Rev.  Charles,  R.C.C.,  20  East  Shaw  street 
Reid  Duncan,  engineer,  9  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Reid  Duncan,  tea  dealer  and  general  grocer,  42  Hamil- 
ton street.     House,  31  Boyd  place 
Reid  Francis   R.,  of  Blair,  Reid,  <k   Steele.     Ho.,  34 

Union  street 
Reid  James,  of  Fleming,  Reiddo  Co.,  Seafield,  14  Eldon 

street 
Reid  James,  engineer,  25  Lynedoch  street 
Reid  John,  jun.,  grocer,  59  Vennel.  House,  97  Regent 

street 
Reid  John,  smith,  14  John  street 


DIRECTORY.  139 


Reid  John,  clerk,  Stamp  office.     House,  35  Ann  street 

Reid  William,  cooper,  29  Hamilton  street 

Reid  Miss  R.,  lodgings,  29  Regent  street 

Reid  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  34  East  Shaw  street 

Reid  Mrs  James,  36  Union  street 

RE  ILLY  James,  rope  and  rag  store,  22  Shaw  street 

Reilly  Peter,  railway  guard,  17  Shaw  street 

RENNIE  Thomas,  labourer,  6  Shaw  street 

Rennie  Mrs  James,  Upper  crescent 

RESIDE  William,  joiner,  Alma  cottage 

Reside  Mrs,  lodgings,  12  East  Quay  lane 

REYBURN  Robert  &  Co.,  iron  merchants,  5  Belling- 

burn  street 
Reyburn  Robert,  of  Bobert  Beyhurn  8?  Go.,  Orangefield 
RHODES  Charles,  painter,  II  West  breast 
Rhodes  John,  shipmaster,  20  West  Blackball  street 
RICHARDS  Thomas,  mariner,  28  Shaw  street 
RICHARDSON  James,  moulder,  7  St  Lawrence  st. 
Richardson  James,  shipmaster,  12  West  Blackhall  st. 
Richardson  John  G.  C,  shipmaster,  5  Lyle  street 
Richardson  Mrs,  35  West  Blackhall  street 
RICHMOND  Alexander,  engineer,  44  Crawfurd  street 
Richmond  Archibald  ¥.,   M.D.,  28   Hamilton  street. 

House,  9  George  square 
Richmond  Hugh,  draper,  24  Cathcart  street,     House, 

8  Shaw  street 
Richmond  Hugh,  brewer,  49  Inverkip  street 
RIDDER  Thomas,  labourer,  37  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
RIDDEL  David,  coal  agent,  Govan  coal  depot,  5  Chapel 

street.     House,  6  do. 
RIDDICH  James,  foreman  tailor,  27  Vennel 
Riddich  Miss,  12  Nicholson  street 
RINTOUL  John,  vintner,  8  Inverkip  street 
RITCHIE  Alexander,  manager  of  Gas  works.     House, 

33  Crawfurd  street 
Ritchie  Andrew,  labourer,  3  John  street 
Ritchie  David,  mariner,  50  Shaw  street 
Ritchie  Hugh,  grocer,  35   Cathcart  street.     House,  1 

Roxburgh  street 
Ritchie  Hugh,  grocer,   42  Inverkip  st.     Ho.,  Orange- 
field  cottage 
Ritchie  H.,  tidewaiter,  Armadale  buildings,  Back  walks 


140  DIRECTORY. 


Ritchie  James,  smith,  2  John  street 
Ritchie  John,  clothier,  5  William  st.     Ho.,  5  Lyle  st. 
Ritchie  Robert,  smith,  66  Vennel 
Ritchie  William,  ropespinner,  36  West  Burn  street 
Ritchie  William,  mason,  16  Bearhope  street 
Ritchie  Miss  M.,  13  St  Lawrence  street 
Ritchie  Mrs  Robert,  feuar,  32  Inverkip  street 
Ritchie  Mrs,  lodgings,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 
ROBB  Alexander,  smith,  24  Tobago  street 
Robb  Daniel,  feuar,  11  Brisbane  street 
Robb  David,  rigger,  22  Sugarhouse  lane 
Robb  John  &  Co.,  timber  merchants,  Caledonian  saw- 
mills, Port- Glasgow  road 
Robb  Mrs  John,  7  Tobago  street 
ROBERTS  Elias,  spiritdealer,  53  Rue-end  street 
Roberts  George,  baker,  Armadale  buildings,  Back  walks 
ROBERTSON  Adam,  gardener,  15  Brougham  street 
Robertson  Alexander,  carter,  Lady  burn 
Robertson  Andrew,  gatekeeper,  Clyde  pottery 
Robertson  Andrew,  labourer,  12  Inverkip  street 
Robertson  Charles,  stoker,  8  Sir  Michael  street 
Robertson  Donald,  cabinetmaker,  6  Watt  street 
Robertson  Douglas,  sugar  baker,  17  Sir  Michael  street 
Robertson  Duncan,  shoemaker,  36  West  Burn  street 
Robertson  Duncan,  19  Clarence  street 
Robertson  James,  carpenter,  7  Under  crescent 
Robertson  James,  tide  waiter,  14  Tobago  street 
Robertson  John,  gardener,  38  Inverkip  street 
Robertson  John,  slater,  33  Regent  street 
Robertson  John,  Golden  Bull  inn  and  hotel,  55  Shaw  st 
Robertson  John,  draftsman,  5  Lyle  street 
Robertson  John,  carpenter,  19  Sir  Michael  street 
Robertson  Lachlan,  pilot,  57  Shaw  street 
Robertson  Neil,  shipmaster,  46  Crawfurd  street 
Robertson  Robert,  moulder,  3  Duncan  street 
Robertson  Robert  W„  merchant  and  commission  agent, 
Anderson  place,  14  Cathcart  st.     Ho.,  Craigend, 
Gourock 
Robertson  Robert,  joiner,  5  Dellingburn  street 
Robertson  Simeon,  logwood  miller,  16  Bearhope  street 
Robertson  Thomas,  rigger,  11  Cathcart  street 
Robertson  Wellwood  M.,  spiritdealer,  2  Buccleuch  st. 


DIRECTORY.  141 


Robertson  William,  boilermaker,  3  John  street 
Robertson  William,  carpenter,  44  Shaw  street 
Robertson  William,  flaxdresser,  12  Market  street 
Robertson  Mrs  Captain,  27  Brougham  street 
Robertson  Mrs  John,  23  Brougham  street 
Robertson  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  22  Inverkip  street 
Robertson  Mrs,  3  West  Burn  street 
ROBINSON"  Alexander,  veterinary  surgeon,  37  West 

Burn  st.  and  60  Vennel.     House,  6  Inverkip  st. 
Robinson  Archibald,  smith  and  farrier,  coach  builder, 
cart  and  plough  factory,  40  Vennel,  and  3  Carts- 
burn  street.     House,  6  Inverkip  street 
Robinson  Daniel,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  railway  wine 

and  spirit  store,  11  Highland  close.     House,  do. 
Robinson  &  Niven,  drysalters  and  soap  manufacturers, 

Greenock  soap  works,  31  Market  street 
Robinson  Richard,  picking  master,  Drumfrocher  road 
Robinson  Wm.,  of  Robinson  &  Niven.  Ho.,  Springfield 
RODGER  Alexander,  joiner,  24  East  Shaw  street 
Rodger  Alexander,  merchant,  4  Brougham  street 
Rodger  Alexander,  banker,  Clydesdale  bank.     House, 

Newton  street 
Rodger  Alexander,  ploughman,  Ford 
Rodger  Hugh  Blair,  of  Blair  &  Allison,     House,  21 

Lynedoch  street 
Rodger  James,  sailmaker,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Rodger  James,  shopman,  2  Sir  Michael  street 
Rodger  John,  cooper,  6  Nicholson  street 
Rodger  John,  carpenter,  Upper  crescent 
Rodger  John,  shoemaker,  3  Inverkip  street 
Rodger  John,  juu.,  merchant,  35  West  Stewart  street 
Rodger  Matthew,  carpenter,  16  Sir  Michael  street 
Rodger  Peter,  shipmaster,  21  Sir  Michael  street 
Rodger  Thomas,  railway  policeman,  39  Cathcart  street 
Rodger  William,  feuar,  Mount  Pleasant 
Rodger  Mrs  James,  1  Roxburgh  street 
Rodger  Mrs,  delph  dealer,  60  Vennel 
ROGERS  Anthony,  supervisor  inland  revenue,  Mount- 
park  cottage,  Mearns  street 
Rogers  David,  accountant,   Mount  Pleasant  cottage 
ROE  W.  S.,  collector  of  Custome.     Ho.,  50  Eldon  st. 
ROMAN  Catholic  Chapel,  18  East  Shaw  street 


142  DIRECTORY. 


RONALD  Robert,  grain  merchant,  Customhouse  place 

House,  Hope  place 
RORRISON  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  10  East  Shaw  st. 
ROSE  Alexander,  carpenter,  1  Clarence  street 
Rose  Donald,  Queen's  porter,  11  Charles  street 
Rose  Hugh,  tailor  and  oilskin  manufacturer,  44  Shaw 

street 
ROSS  Alexander,  boot  and  shoemaker,  31  Cathcart  st. 
Ross  Angus,  engineer,  2  John  street 
Ross,  Corbett  &  Co.,  merchants  and  agents,   2   Shan- 
non's close 
Ross  David,  carpenter,  5  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
Ross  Hector,  Queen's  porter,  28  Tobago  street 
Ross  Hugh,  grain  merchant,  4  Shaw  street 
Ross  James,  skinner,  28  Cartsburn  street 
Ross  Robert,  mason,  42  Inverkip  street 
Ross  T.  B.,  of  Boss,  Corbett  &  Go.     Ho.  2  Jamaica  st. 
Ross  William,  brassfounder,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Ross  William,  roadman,   M'Leish's  land,   Port-Glas- 

gow  road 
Ross  Mrs  John,  8  Cross-shore  street 
Ross  Mrs  William,  3  Shaw  place 
Ross  Mrs  William,  23  Lynedoch  street 
Ross  Mrs,  6  William  street 

ROUGVIE  James,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer,  and  fu- 
neral undertaker,  12  Bearhope  street 
Rougvie  John  M'D,,  cabinetmaker,  upholsterer,  and 
funeral  undertaker,   Melville  court,  Hamilton  st. 
House,  30  West  Blackhall  street 
ROWAN  David,  engineer,  3  Shaw  place 
Rowan  Thomas  B.,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit  merchant, 

6  Cartsburn  street 
Rowan  Thomas  B,  &  Co.,  wholesale  wine  and  spirit 

merchants,  9  Inverkip  street 
Rowan  Mrs  John,  18  Duncan  street 
ROWELL  William,  labourer,  47  Ann  street 
ROXBURGH  James,  carpenter,  12  Inverkip  street 
Roxburgh  Mrs  William,  2  Springkell  street 
ROY  Miss,  straw  bonnet  maker,  15  Inverkip  street 
ROYAL  Bank  of  Scotland,  38  Cathcart  street 
RUSSELL  Alexander,  shipowner,  44  Brougham  st. 
Russell  David  M'L,,  accountant,  6  Nelson  St.,  Glebe 


DIRECTORY.  143 


Russell  Edward,  boilermaker,  17  Arthur  street 
Russell  James,  blacksmith,  60  Roxburgh  street 
Russell  John,  clerk,  Lloyd's  register  office.     House,  3 

Bank  street 
Russell  John,  carpenter,  41  Hamilton  street 
Russell  Robert,  labourer,  Longwell  close 
Russell  Wallace,  71  Crown  street,  Glasgow.     House, 

Home  cottage,  Eldon  street 
Russell  Mrs,  17  Roxburgh  street 
RUTHERFORD  George,  sawyer,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
Rutherford  Mrs  James,  4  Ann  street 
RYAN  Michael,  broker,  3  William  street 

S 

SABISTON  Miss  Jane,  dressmaker,  34  Crawfurd  st. 

SAILORS'  Home,  Dock  breast 

SALMON  &  Macfarlane,  writers  «&  insurance  agents, 

2  Church  place 
Salmon  James,  feuar,  29  Brougham  street 
Salmon  Robert,  of  Salmon  &  Macfarlane.     House,  9 

Antigua  street 
SAMSON  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  63  Rue-end  street 
S  ANDIEL  ANDS  Miss,  milliner  and  straw  hat  maker, 

12  West  Blackhall  street.     Ho.,  34  Crawfurd  st. 
SANDEMAN  John,  accountant  at  James  Fairrie  & 

Co.'s,     House,  10  Eldon  street 
SAUNDERS  James,  spirit  dealer,  8  Shaw  street.  Ho., 

61  Rue-end  street 
SAVAGE  Peter,  ropemaker,  15  Ropework  street 
Savage  Robert,  blacksmith,  43  Cathcart  street 
SAYERS  Mrs  James,  8  Sir  Michael  street 
SCHOOL  Industrial,  1  Factory  lane 
SCOFFIELD  Charles,  machine  keeper,  33  Roxburgh 

street 
Scoffield  Mrs,  28  Tobago  street 
SCHULTZ  Ralph,  sugarboiler,  3  Captain  street 
SCOTT  Alexander,  joiner,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Scott  Alexander,  gardener,  50  West  Blackhall  street 
Scott  Alexander,  boiler  maker,  9  Bruce  street 
Scott  Alexander,  sugarboiler,  4  Lyle  street 
Scott  Alexander,  farmer,  Knocknair  hill 


144  DIRECTORY. 


Scott  &  Anderson,  silk  mercers,  2  West  Blackball  st. 

Scott  Archibald,  smith,  7  Under  crescent 

Scott  Arthur,  labourer,  40  Cathcart  street 

Scott  &  Co.,  shipbuilders,  Garvel  park  building  yard 

Scott  Charles  C,  of  Scott  &   Co.,  Garvel  park 

Scott  David,  carter,  69  Vennel 

Scott  Edward,  shipmaster,  42  Eldon  street 

Scott  George,  labourer,  59  Vennel 

Scott  Henry,  draper,  8  Hamilton  street.     Ho.,  6  West 

Blackhall  street 
Scott  Ivie,  grocer,  9  West  Blackhall  street.    House,  15 

Kilblain  street 
Scott  James,  tobacconist,  36  Hamilton  street 
Scott  James,  sawyer,  15  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Scott  James,  farmer,  Mains 
Scott  James,  engine  driver,  47  Ann  street 
Scott  James,  smith,  4  East  India  breast 
Scott  James,  cabinet-maker,  12  Inverkip  street 
Scott  James,  spiritdealer,  44  Vennel 
Scott  James,  blacksmith,  Ingleston  road 
Scott  James,  shoemaker,  13  East  Shaw  street 
Scott  John,  flesher,  37  Cathcart  street.    House,  Abbots- 
ford  place,  Roxburgh  street 
Scott  John  H,,  of  Wm<  Scott  &  Co.,  28  Nicholson  st. 
Scott  John,  carter,  12  Inverkip  street 
Scott  John,  carman.  Holmscroft  street 
Scott  John,  of  John  Scott  db  Sons.     House,  Finnart 
Scott  John  &  Sons,  shipbuilders,  50  Dalrymple  street 
Scott  John,  shipmaster,  36  Hamilton  street 
Scott  John,  farmer,  Hole 
Scott  John,  farmer,  Fergusland 
Scott  John,  baker,  GQ  Vennel 
Scott  John,  cowfeeder,  5  Union  street 
Scott  Joseph,  boatman,  9  Broad  close 
Scott  Matthew,  19  Bearhope  street 
Scott  Matthew,  shoemaker >  9  Cross-shore  street 
Scott  Matthew,  shoemaker,  8  Tobago  street 
Scott  Peter,  of  Scott  &  Anderson.     Ho.,  12  Brisbane  st 
Scott  Peter,  grocer,  12  Sir  Michael  street 
Scott  Peter,  mason,  Ladyburn 
Scott  Robert,  pansman,  12  Bogle  street 
Scott  Robert,  clerk,  48  Nelson  street,  west 


DIRECTORY.  145 


Scott  Robert,  huckster,  2  Yennel 

Scott  Robert,  smith,  16  Market  street 

Scott  Robert,  saddler,  36  Cathcart  street 

Scott  Robert,  grocer,  2  Inverkip  st.    Ho.,  4  Kilblain  st 

Scott  Robert,  carter,  Ladjburn 

Scott,  Sinclair  &   Co.,  engineers  and    brassfounders, 

Greenock  foundry,  East  Stewart  street 
Scott  William  &  Co.,  ship-chandlers  2  West  Quay 
Scott  William,  late  grocer,   Harvie  lane 
Scott  Thomas,  labourer,,-32  Ann  street 
Scott  Thomson,  flesher,  43  Hamilton  st.    Ho.,  4  Annst 
Scott  Miss,  grocer  and  spiritdealer,  4  Cowgate  street 
Scott  Miss  B.,  millinery  and  furnishing  shop,  39  Cath- 
cart street 
Scott  Mrs  James,  72  Union  street 
Scott  Mrs  James,  grocer,  3  West  Stewart  street 
Scott  Mrs  James,  feuar,  21  Bearhope  street 
Scott  Mrs  Joseph,  lodgings,  6  Roxburgh  street 
Scott  Mrs  Peter,  Abbotsford  place,  7  Roxburgh  street 
Scott  Mrs  Robert,  4  Tobago  street 
Scott  Mrs  William,  27  Patrick  street 
Scott  Mrs  William,  4  Kilblain  street 
Scott  Mrs  William,  5  Springkell  street 
Scott  Mrs,  grocer,  18  Dalrymple  street 
Scott  Mrs,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
Scott  Mrs,  feuar,  33  Roxburgh  street 
Scott  Mrs,  farmer,  Auchmountain 
Scott  Mrs,  12  Brisbane  street 

SCOTTISH  Provident  Insurance  office,  49  Cathcart  st 
SCRYMGEOUR  David,  clerk,  Post  office 
Scrymgeour,  John,  mason,  40  West  Burn  street 
SEAL  John,  wool  comber,  Broombill 
SCULLEN  James,  shoemaker,  Drumfrochar  road 
Scullen  John,  cooper,  Drumfrochar  road 
SEAT II  John,  smith,  49  East  Shaw  street 
SEARGEANT  Thomas,  steward,  10  Cross  Shore  st. 
Seargeant  Thomas,  labourer,  41  Vennel 
S EATON  Robert,  manager,  New  Clyde  Towing  Com- 
pany, 10  West  breast 
SEILING  John,  pansman,  69  Roxburgh  street 
SELLEY  John,  shoemaker,  10  Manse  lane 
SELLARS  Andrew,  clerk,  6  Chapel  street 


146  DIRECTORY. 


Sellars  Daniel,  mariner,  7  Sugarhouse  lane 

Sellars  Quintin,  joiner,  5  Bearhope  street 

Sellars  Robert,  25  Roxburgh  street 

SEMPLE  William,  shoemaker,  27  Lynedoch  street 

SERVICE  Archibald,  cabinet  maker,  and  upholsterer, 

24  Hamilton  street.     House,  4  Kilblain  street 
Service  John,  miller,  Deer  Park  mills,  15  Baker  street 
Service  Walter,  baker,  8   West  Blackhall  street,  and 

miller,  Deer  Park  mills,  Baker  street.     House,  19 

Nicholson  street 
Service  William,  engineer,  Drumfrochar  road 
SHAND  David,  late  of  Customs,  16  Arthur  street 
Shand  Miss  E.,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  17  Stanners 

street 
SHANKLAND  D.  &  Co.,   merchants  and  agents,  21 

Cathcart  street 
Shankland  D.,  of  D.  Shankland  &  Co.    Ho.,  24  Kelly 

street 
Shankland  John,  wright,   49  Shaw  street.     House,  46 

Cathcart  street 
Shankland  Robert,  ship  agent,  1  Watt  place 
Shankland  Thomas,  cooper,  13  Nicholson  street 
Shankland  Mrs  D.,  24  Kelly  street 
Shankland  Mrs,  grocer,  9  Kilblain  street 
SHANNON  Archibald,  collector  of  harbour  dues.  Ho, 

Seafield 
Shannon  Michael,  labourer,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
Shannon  Patrick,  sugarbaker,  4  Bruce  street 
Shannon  Miss,  25  Brougham  street 
SHARP  Donald,  carpenter,  32  Ann  street 
Sharp  James,  joiner,  44  Inverkip  street 
Sharp  John,  carpenter,  25  Lynedoch  street 
Sharp  Lawrence,   ropespinner,  M'Kelvie's  land,   Dun- 
can street 
Sharp  Samuel,  tailor,  2  Cartsburn  street 
Sharp  William,  glass  and  china  merchant,  46  Cathcart 

street,  and  86  Bath  street,  Glasgow 
Sharp  William,  shoemaker,  9  Cowgate  street 
Sharp  William,  cooper,  31  Ann  street 
Sharp  Mrs  James,  lodgings,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Sharp  Mrs,  lodgings,  41  Hamilton  street 
SHAW  Alexander,  sailmaker,  69  Vennel 


DIRECTORY.  147 


Shaw  Archibald,  carpenter,  42  Inverkip  street 

Shaw  Archibald,  carpenter,  55  Inverkip  street 

Shaw  Archibald,  carter,  59  Dalrymple  street 

Shaw  David,  carding  master,  Drumfrocher  road 

Shaw  Henry,  wool  spinner,  Broomhill 

Shaw  Duncan,  shoemaker,  1  Bruce  street 

Shaw  Jas.,  jun.  &  Co.,  joiners  and  funeral  undertakers, 

6  Charles  street 
Shaw  James,  sailmaker,  69  Vennel 
Shaw  James,  cabinetmaker,  6  Kilblain  street 
Shaw  James,  policeman,  34  Charles  street 
Shaw  James,  blacksmith,  3  Hamilton  street 
Shaw  James,  mate,  24  Inverkip  street 
Shaw  James,  carpenter,  26  Cathcart  street 
Shaw  John,  carpenter,  35  Nicholson  street 
Shaw  John,  carpenter,  4  Union  street 
Shaw  Neil,  grocer,  43  Dalrymple  street 
Shaw  Neil,  van  driver,  47  Ann  street 
Shaw  Robert,  joiner,  3  Hamilton  street 
Shaw  Thomas,  tin  and  copper  smith,  Shaw  st.  and  New 

Dock  lane.     House,  Old  Manse,  Glebe 
Shaw  William,  carpenter,  26  Vennel 
Shaw  William,  cabinetmaker  and  upholsterer,  14  Ha- 
milton street.     Workshops,  4  Watson's  lane.     Ho., 

9  Brisbane  street 
Shaw  William,  mariner,  4  Tobago  street 
Shaw  Miss,  6  Brougham  street 
Shaw  Miss,  feuar,  18  Market  street 
Shaw  Mrs  Angus,  72  Roxburgh  street 
Shaw  Mrs  Archibald,  spiritdealer,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Shaw  Mrs  Donald,  69  Vennel 
Shaw  Mrs  Mary,  spiritdealer,  59  Rue-end  street 
SHAWS   Water  Joint   Stock   Company.      Office,  39 

Rue-end  street 
SHEARER  Alexander,  ironmonger,  9  William  street 

House,  26  Ann  street 
Shearer  Alexander,  grocer,  52  Shaw  street.     House,  29 

Cathcart  street 
Shearer  Daniel,  painter,  16  Sir  Michael  street 
Shearer  John,  carter,  63  Ann  street 
Shearer  Ninian,  carter,  14  Bogle  street 
Shearer  Thomas,  carpenter,  7  Shaw  street 


148  DIRECTORY. 


Shearer  William,  spiritdealer,  39  West  Blackball  street 
Shearer  William,  messenger-at-arms  and  sheriff-officer, 
49  Cathcart  street,     Ho.,  Mount  place,  off  Ann  st. 
Shearer  Mrs  William,  feuar,   13  Market  street 
SHEDDAN  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings,  8  Shaw  street 
Sheddan  Mrs,  grocer,  36  Shaw  street 
SHEPHERD  George,  brassfounder,  Lyle's  land,  Back 

walks 
SHERIFF  Court  Hall,  County  buildings,  4  Bank  st. 
SHERIDAN  Joseph,  gardener,  18  Antigua  street 
Sheridan  Robert,  gardener,  Mount  Pleasant  street 
SHERKY  James,  hawker,  4  Vermel 
SHIELDS  James,  carpenter,  45  Shaw  street 
Shields  John,  tailor,  2  Bruce  street 
Shields  Thomas,  shoemaker,  8  Smith's  lane 
SHIRLEY  Thomas  &  Co.,  earthenware  manufacturers, 
Greenock  potteries,  Port- Glasgow  road.     (See  Ad- 
vertisement.) 
Shirley  William,  of  T.  Shirley  &  Go.     House,  Clyde 

pottery* 
SHORTRIDGE  Saml.,  M.D.,  physician,  7  Shaw  place 
SIMM  George,  plumber,  41  Tennel 
Simm  William,  police  sergeant,  48  Inverkip  street 
SIMPSON"  Adam,  cooper,  35  East  Shaw  street 
Simpson  Alexander,  smith,  3  Arthur  street 
(Simpson  Douglas,  gardener,  2  East  Shaw  street 
Simpson  James,  engineer,  17  John  street 
Simpson  James,  miller,  6  Antigua  street 
Simpson  James,  weaver,  30  Tobago  street 
Simpson  John,  sanitary  inspector,  11  Cross-shore  st. 
Simpson  John,  smith,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Simpson  John,  ropespinner,  32  Ann  street 
Simpson  John,  carman,  21  Bearhope  street 
Simpson  Robt,  spiritdealer,  20  Cathcart  st.  Ho.,  16  do. 
Simpson  Thomas,  shipmaster,  4  Trafalgar  street 
Simpson  William,  boilermaker,  7  Tobago  street 
Simpson  William,  wool  sorter,  Broomhill 
Simpson  Mrs  Walter,  5  East  Blackball  street 
Simpson  Mrs,  3  Crawfurd  street 
Simpson  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  East  Stewart  street 
Simpson  Mrs,  huckster,  15  Arthur  street 
SINCLAIR  Angus,  smith,  18  Cathcart  street 


DIRECTORY.  H9 


Sinclair  &  Co.,  cork  cutters,  8  Manse  lane 

Sinclair,  Hendry  &  Co.,  painters  and  paperhangers,  5 

West  Blackhall  street 
Sinclair  James,  hammerman,  28  East  Shaw  street 
Sinclair  John,  stay  warehouse,  20  Cathcart  street 
Sinclair,  John,  joiner,  6  Roslin  street 
Sinclair  John,  grocer  and  spirit  dealer,  44  Shaw  street 
Sinclair  Malcom,  carpenter,  2  Rue-end  street 
Sinclair  Neil,  labourer,  14  St  Andrew  street 
Sinclair  Neil,  labourer,  10  East  Shaw  street 
Sinclair  Rev.  Sutherland,  38  Eldon  street 
Sinclair  Peter,  cowfeeder,  Drumfrochar  road 
Sinclair  Miss,  8  Manse  lane 

Sinclair  Mrs  D.,  feuar,  Bank  house,  13  Bank  street 
Sinclair  Mrs,  14  Bearhope  street 
Sinclair  Mrs,  10  Watt  street 
Sinclair  Mrs,  29  Charles  street 
Sinclair  Mrs,  3  West  Burn  street 
SINNOT  Richard,  painter,  30  Ann  street 
SKINNER  Thomas,  gardener,  Port- Glasgow  road 
Skinner  Mrs  George,  fruiterer,  28  Cathcart  st.    House, 

5  Lynedoch  street 
SKIRV ING  Miss,  milliner,  5  Albert  place.    House,  29 

Nicholson  street 
Skirving  Mrs,  29  Nicholson  street 
SKIVINGTON  Arthur,  spiritdealer,  53  Shaw  street 
SLATER  James,  teacher,  10  Tobago  street     House, 

53  Inverkip  street 
SLIMMOND  John,  spinning  master,  Drumfrocher  road 
SLOAN  Hannibal,  deep  sea  pilot,  40  Dalrymple  street 
SMALL  Robertson,  storekeeper,  27  Mainst,  Cartsdyke 
Small  Mrs  Charles,  grocer,  5  York  street 
SMILLIE  James,  cabinetmaker,  1  Cartsburn  street 
SMITH  Alexander,  teacher,  East  Episcopal  school,  29 

Lynedoch  street 
Smith  Alexander,  mason,  2  John  street 
Smith  Alexander,  flesher,  flesh  market.      Ho.,  4  Bear- 
hope  street 
Smith  Alexander,  cartwright  and   smith,  25  Crawfurd 
^^;  street  and  corner  of  Laird  street 
Smith  A.|&  Co.,  corkcutters,  8  Cross-shore  street 
Smith  Andrew,  carpenter,  11  Nicholson  street 

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150  DIRE C TORY « 


Smith  Charles,  bricklayer,  12  Hamilton  street 
Smith  Daniel,  painter,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Smith   David   A.,   of  Morrison  &    Smith.     House,   12 

Nicholson  street 
Smith  Donald,  gardener,  69  Vennel 
Smith  Dugald,  tailor  and  church  officer,  26  Nicholson  st 
Smith  Duncan,  engineer,  Ingleston  road 
Smith  Edward,  boilermaker,  4  St  Andrew  square 
Smith  George,  smith,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Smith  George,  brassfounder,  9  Kilblain  street 
Smith  George,  carpenter,  12  Bogle  street 
Smith  George,  furnishing  shop,  38  Ann  street 
Smith  Henry,  mariner,  28  Charles  street 
Smith  James,  32  Eldon  street 
Smith  James,  carter,  29  Regent  street 
Smith  James,  sheriff  officer,  3  Bank  street 
Smith  James,  gardener,  10  Ardgowan  square 
Smith  James,  labourer,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Smith  John,  boilermaker,  23  Lynedoch  street 
Smith  John,  engineer,  9  Cathcart  street 
Smith  John,  blacksmith,  52  Dalrymple  street 
Smith  John,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 
Smith  John,  boilermaker,  11  Cathcart  street 
Smith  Rev.  John  B ,  9  Ardgowan  square 
Smith  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  26  Charles  street 
Smith  John,  lodgings,  11  Dalrymple  street 
Smith  John  R.,  labourer,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Smith  Matthew,  shoemaker,  5  John  street 
Smith  Neil,  carpenter,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Smith  Owen,  tailor,  1  Cowgate  street 
Smith  Robert,  boilermaker,  29  Charles  street 
Smith  Robert,  cooper,  11  Nicholson  street 
Smith  Robert,  tinsmith,  18  Antigua  street 
Smith  Robert,  builder,  10  Watt  street 
Smith  Robert,  carpenter,  28  Crawfurd  street 
Smith  Robert,  cooper,  95  Regent  street 
Smith  Robert,  tailor,  22  Sugarhouse  lane 
Smith  Robert,  of  W.   &   R.  Smith   &    Co.     House,    2 

Watt  place 
Smith  Samuel,  joiner,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Smith    Thomas,    assistant  collector    of    Poor    Rates* 

Fletcher's  cottage,  Mearns  street 


DIRECTORY.  15 [ 


Smith  Thomas,  Customhouse  boatman,  3  Ann  street 
Smith  Thomas,  blacksmith,  69  Vennel 
Smith  Thomas,  char-burner,  72  Roxburgh  street 
Smith  W.  &  R.  &  Co.,  drapers  and  outfitters,  6  Cath- 

cart  square,  and  18  William  street 
Smith  William  &  Co.,  engineers  and  founders,  94  East 

Hamilton  street 
Smith  William,  labourer,  13  Ropework  street 
Smith  William,  mariner,  1  West  Burn  street 
Smith  William,  labourer,  14  Market  street 
Smith  William,  of  W.  &  B.  Smith  &  Co.     House,  18 

William  street 
Smith  William,  of  William  Smith  &  Co.,     House,  15 

Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Smith  William,  spirit  dealer,  2  Clyde  crescent 
Smith  Miss,  21  Sir  Michael  street 
Smith  Miss,  6  Ardgowan  street,  west 
Smith  Miss,  teacher,  3  Market  street 
Smith    Mrs    A.,   boot   and   shoe   warehouse,    4    West 

Blackhall  street,     House,  28  West  Burn  street 
Smith  Mrs  Andrew,  28  Dalrymple  street 
Smith  Mrs  Alexander,  1 2  West  Blackhall  street 
Smith  Mrs  A.,  feuar,  69  Roxburgh  street 
Smith  Mrs  Alex.,  3  Hamilton  street 
Smith  Mrs  David,  33  West  Blackhall  street 
Smith  Mrs  George,  mangle  keeper,  1 1  East  Shaw  st 
Smith  Mrs  James,  37  Ann  street 
Smith  Mrs  James,  Seafield 
Smith  Mrs  John,  2  Mearns  street 
Smith  Mrs  Neil,  lodgings,  7  West  Stewart  street 
Smith  Mrs  Samuel,  lodgings,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Smith  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  23  Vennel 
Smith  Mrs,  12  West  Blackhall  street 
Smith  Mrs,  22  Sugarhouse  lane 
Smith  Mrs,  3  Union  court,  Dalrymple  street 
Smith  Mrs,  2  Charles  street 
Smith  Mrs,  grocer,  9  Kilblain  street 
SOLOMON  Mrs,  lodgings,  45  Rue-end  street 
SOMERVILLE  James,  residenter,  4  Union  street 
Somerville  James,  shoemaker,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 
Somerville  John,  tailor,  27  Hamilton  street 
Somerville  John,  labourer,  4  East  Quay  Ian© 


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152  DIRECTORY. 


Somerville  Robert,  engineer,  2  Springkell  street 
Sonierville   William,  joiner,  49   Main  street,   Carts- 
dyke.     House,  11  Rue-end  street 
Somerville  William,  labourer,  40  Shaw  street 
Somerville  Mrs  A.,  lodgings,  69  Vennel 
Somerville  Mrs,  Seafield 
SOU  TAR  William,  shoemaker,  60  Vennel 
SOUTHERN  Medical  Hall,  6  Inverkip  street 
SPARKS  Robert,  joiner,  1  Watson's  lane 
SPEEDYMAN  Andrew,  engineer,  .Lyle's  land,  Back 


SPEIRS  James,  sugar-refiner,  East  H&milton  street. 
Office,  Anderson  place,  Cathcart  street.     House, 
Oakfield,  Ratho  street 
Speirs  John,  joiner,  4  Sir  Michael  street 
Speirs   John  R.,  M.D.,  physician.     Consulting  rooms, 

30  Hamilton  street.     House,  7  Grey  place 
Speirs  William,  labourer,  39  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Speirs  Misses,  Seafield 
Speirs  Mrs  John,  63  Regent  street 
SPENCE  Alexander,  carpenter,  11  Bank  street 
Spence  David,  engineer,  Armadale  buildings,  Back  wks 
Spence  David,  carpenter,  6  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Spence  Robert,  pansman,  Ingleston  road 
Spence  Mrs,  lodgings,  37  Nicholson  street 
Spence  Mrs,  8  Boyd  street 
SPROUL  Joseph,  labourer,  5  Market  street 
ST  ANDREW'S  Free  Church,  18  West  Stewart  st 
ST  JOHN'S  Episcopal  Church,  8  Union  street 
ST  THOMAS'  Free  Church,  41  Dalrymple  street 
STABLES  Mrs  A.,  lodgings,  7  West  Stewart  street 
STARK  Archibald,  tanner,  21  Arthur  street 
Stark  James,  of  M'Ara  &  Stark.     Ho.,  37  Regent  st 
Stark  Rev.  James,  minister  of  Well  Park  Free  Church. 

House,  Wood  cottage 
Stark  Thomas,  banker,  47  Cathcart  street 
STEEL  Alexander,  porter,  28  Crawfurd  street 
Steel  H.  &  W.,  wholesale  and  retail  grocers,  27  Cath- 
cart street 
Steel  Hugh,  of  E.  &  W.  Steel,  22  Mearns  street 
Steel  Hugh,  engineer,  1  Carnock  street 
Steel  William,  of  E.  &  W.  Steel,  22  Mearns  street 


DIRECTORY.  153 


STEELE  James,  sugar-refiner,  of  Blair,  Beid,  &  Steele. 

House,  73  Regent  street 
Steele  Robert  &  Co.,  shipbuilders,  4  Rue-end  street, 

and  62  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Steele  Robert,  of  Bolt.  Steele  <b  Co.  Ho.,  Knock  castle 
Steele  Robert,  jun.,  shipbuilder,  of  Bobert  Steele  &  Co. 

House,  Deer  park 
Steele  Stewart,  carpenter,  18  John  street 
Steele  William,  shipbuilder,   of  Bobert  Steele  &  Co. 

Richmond  cottage,  Mearns  street 
Steele  Miss,  1  East  Blackhall  street 
Steele  Miss,  §3  East  Shaw  street 
Steele  Mrs  James,  feuar,  1  Rearhope  street 
STEEN  Edward,  shoemaker,  19  Dalrymple  street 
STEPHENSON,    Johnston   &    Co.,  furnishing   iron 
grate  makers  and  bellhangers,  32  Hamilton  street 
STEVENSON  Alexander,  leather  warehouse,  8  Dal- 
rjmple street,     House,  9  Roxburgh  street 
Stevenson  Alexander,  joiner,  97  Regent  street 
Stevenson  Archibald,  shipmaster,  17  Lynedoch  street 
Stevenson  Archibald,  mariner,  7  Under  crescent 
Stevenson  Charles,  sculptor  and  photographer,  Ceme- 
tery gate.     House,  55  Inverkip  street 
Stevenson  David,  spirit  dealer,  55  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
Stevenson  George,  labourer,  14  St  Andrew's  street 
Stevenson  James,  labourer,  32  Vennel 
Stevenson  James,  engineer,  Ingleston  road 
Stevenson  James,  paper  maker,  Overton 
Stevenson  James,  shipmaster,  14  Kelly  street 
Stevenson  John,  store  keeper,  3  East  Stewart  street 
Stevenson  John,  van  driver,  7  East  Shaw  street 
Stevenson  Peter,  mariner,  1  West  Stewart  street 
Stevenson  Robert,  salesman,  9  Market  street 
Stevenson  Miss  Anne,  housekeeper,  Customhouse 
Stevenson  Miss,  lodgings,  L  Union  street 
Stevenson  Mrs  James,  feuar,  8  Shaw  place 
STEWART  Alexander,  tailor,  2  Hamilton  street 
Stewart  Alexander,  messenger,  Clydesdale  bank.     Ho., 

3  Manse  lane 
Stewart  Alexander,  steamboat  master,  39  Dalrymple  st. 
Stewart  Alexander,  joiner,  Q2  Roxburgh  street 
Stewart  Alex.,  labourer,  Finnieston,  Port-Glasgow  road 


154  DIRECTORY. 


Stewart  Alexander,  provision  dealer,  65  Vennel.     Ho., 

60  do. 
Stewart  Andrew,  feuar,  44  Eldon  street 
Stewart  Andrew,  of  Andrew   Stewart  &  Co.,    18  Mar- 
garet street 
Stewart  Andrew,  carpenter,  35  East  Shaw  street 
Stewart  Andrew,  seaman,  21  Nicholson  street 
Stewart  Andrew  &  Co.,  merchants  and  shipowners,  55 

Rue-end  street 
Stewart  Archibald  Dunlop,  surgeon,  44  Vennel.     Ho., 

31  Sir  Michael  street 
Stewart  Colin,  printer,  13  Nicholson  street 
Stewart  Denniston,  spirit  dealer,  24  Cathcart  st.     Ho., 

17  do. 
Stewart  Daniel,  carpenter,  48  Nelson  street  west 
Stewart  David,  sailmaker,  33  East  Shaw  street 
Stewart  George,  manager,  Overton  paper  mills,  Overton 
Stewart  George,  smith,  11  St  Andrew  street 
Stewart  Hugh,  optician,  broker,  and  dealer  in  gold  and 

silver  plate,  14  Dalrymple  st.     Ho.,  55  Shaw  st 
Stewart  James  &  William,  merchants,  12  West  Burn  st. 
Stewart  Rev.  James,  6  Carnock  street 
Stewart  James,  smith,  8  Watt  street 
Stewart  James,  engineer,  35  Nicholson  street 
Stewart  James,  huckster,  15  Market  street 
Stewart  James,  Vine  Tavern   and   Reading   room,   7 

Vennel.     House,  13  Clarence  street 
Stewart  James,  broker,  12  Taylor's  close 
Stewart  James,  Clydebank,  16  Eldon  street 
Stewart  James,  seaman,  34  Dalrymple  street 
Stewart  John  M.,  merchant,  55  Rue- end  street.     Ho., 

Trinidad  place,  12  Eldon  street 
Stewart  John  R.,  19  Clarence  street 
Stewart  John,  clothier,  8  Cathcart  street 
Stewart  John,  carpenter,  22  Crawfurd  street 
Stewart  John,  pilot,  1  Harvie  lane 
Stewart  John,  late  shoemaker,  82  Regent  street 
Stewart  John,  Inland  Revenue  office,  10  Watt  street 
Stewart  John,  35  East  Shaw  street 
Stewart  Robert,  printer  and  stationer,  38  Hamilton  st. 

House,  10  Watt  street 
Stewart  Robert,  sailmaker,  30  Inverkip  street 


DIRECTORY.  155 


Stewart  Robert,  candlemaker,  15  Charles  street 
Stewart  Robert,  land   officer  to  Sir  M.  R.  S.  Stewart, 

Mansion-house 
Stewart  Samuel,  spirit  dealer,  59   Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
Stewart  Thomas,  spirit  dealer,  14  John  street 
Stewart  Walter,  joiner,  26  Sir  Michael  street 
Stewart  William,  of  J.  Sf  W.  Stewart.  Ho.,  St  Fillans, 

Largs 
Stewart  William,  engineer,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  st 
Stewart  William,  labourer,  25  Sugarhouse  lane 
Stewart  William,  feuar,  5  St  Andrew  square 
Stewart  Mrs  Andrew,  Trinidad  place,  12  Eldon  street 
Stewart  Miss,  9  Lynedoch  street 
Stewart  Miss,  dressmaker,  13  Nicholson  street 
Stewart  Miss,  dressmaker,  32  Hamilton  street 
Stewart  Mrs  James,  pawnbroker,  49  Vennel 
Stewart  Mrs  J.,  19  Clarence  street 
Stewart  Mrs  M.  C-,  late  of  Stewart  hall,  boardinghouse 

keeper,  15  Kelly  street 
Stewart  Mrs  Robert,  2  Charles  street 
Stewart  Mrs,  3  Ardgowan  street,  Glebe 
Stewart  Mrs,  35  East  Shaw  street 
Stewart  Mrs,  4  Lyle  street 
Stewart  Mrs,  13  Nicholson  street 
STIRRAT  James,  smith,  Finnieston,  Port-Glasgow 

road 
STIRRUP  Thomas,  engineer,  Ingleston  road 
Stirrup,  William,  engineer,  2  John  street 
STIRLING  Andrew,  skipper,  21  Charles  street 
Stirling  John,  joiner,  Overton 
Stirling  Robert,  millwright,  3  St  Andrew  street 
Stirling  Thomas,  skipper,  2  Open  shore 
Stirling  Miss,  teacher,  65  Roxburgh  street 
Stirling  Mrs  James,  spiritdealer,  11  John  street 
Stirling  Mrs  Robert,  21  Charles  street 
Stirling  Mrs,  3  Salmon  street 
STITT  John,  engineer,  12  St  Lawrence  street 
STOCKS  James,  clerk,  3  Ker  street,  Glebe 
STORREY  James,  labourer,  29  Vennel 
STORMS  Alexander,  mariner,  32  Dalrymple  street 
Storms  David,  steamboat  master,  8  Chapel  street 
STOVE  Mrs  Robert,  lodgings  27  Vennel 


156  DIRECTORY. 


STRAIN  Robert,  mason,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  st 
STRACHAN  John,  labourer,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
STRONG  Nicholas,  36  West  Blackhall  street 
Strong  Joseph,  shipmaster,  3  Trafalgar  street 
Strong  Thomas,  pilot,  30  Dalrymple  street 
Strong  William,  engineer,  5  Clarence  street 
STUART  Alexander,  merchant  and  insurance  agent, 

]  0  Shaw  street.     House,  3  Eldon  street 
Stuart  Thomas,  sheriff  officer,  49  Cathcart  street 
SUMMERS  John,  late  locker,  18  Tobago  street 
SUNTERS  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  York  street 
SUTHERLAND    Alexander,  joiner,  7  John  street 
Sutherland  Alexander,  engineer,  2  John  street 
Sutherland  Alexander,  hatter,  40  Cathcart  street.     Ho. 

Lyle's  land,  Back  walks. 
Sutherland  Daniel,  steamboat  master,  32  Regent  street 
Sutherland  Daniel,  steersman,  19  Shaw  street 
Sutherland    John,    of  Mann  <b  Sutherland.     House,  8 

West  Stewart  street  ^ 
Sutherland  Porteous,  mariner,  59  Dalrymple  street 
Sutherland  Robert,  mariner,  2  Open  shore 
Sutherland  Robert,  carpenter,  42  Inverkip  street 
Sutherland  William,  engineer,  6  John  street 
Sutherland  William,  labourer,   21    Main  street,  Carts- 

dyke 
Sutherland  Susan,  spirit  dealer,  1  Springkell  street 
SUTTER  James,  shoemaker,  60  Vennel 
SUTTIE  Robert,  mate,  22  John  street 
Suttie  Thomas,  smith,  gratemaker,  and  bellhanger,  18 

Cathcart  street.     House,  16  do, 
SWAN   Allan,  writer,   of  M'llwraith   &    Swan,    21 

Brougham  street 
Swan  Robert,  shipmaster,  20  Mearns  street 
Swan  Robert,  smith,  Ingleston  road 
Swan  William,  slater  and  slate  merchant,  5  Sir  Michael 

street.     House,  9  Laird  street 
Swan  Miss,  27  Roxburgh  street 
SWEENEY  Ambrose,  flesher,  5  William  street 
Sweeney  Charles,  flesher,    25    Rue-end  street.    House, 

2  East  Blackhall  street 
Sweeney  Hugh,  shoemaker,  6  Taylor's  close 
Sweeney  James,  labourer,  53  Vennel 


DIRECTORY.  157 


Sweeney  Michael,  huckster,  30  Inverkip  street 

SWIN"  John,  15  Ropework  street 

SWORD  Archibald,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  20  West 

Burn  street,  and  11  Shaw  street.  House,  26  Eldon 

street 
Sword  James,  shoemaker,  15  Shaw  street 
Sword  John,  mason  and  spirit  dealer,  69  Vennel.     Ho. 

69  Roxburgh  street 
Sword  William,  shopman,  29  Hamilton  street 
SYMON  &  Crombie  Misses,  milliners  and  dressmakers, 

58  Vennel 
SYMINGTON    John,   wright,    16    Sugarhouse   lane. 

House,  68  Roxburgh  street 


TAGGART  Neil,  shoemaker,  4  Buccleuch  street 
TAILORS'  House  of  Call,  16  Market  street 
TAIT  Alexander,  late  shipmaster,  5  Captain  street 
Tait  John,  engineer,  8  Baker  street 
Tait  Robert,  shipmaster,  5  Captain  street 
Tait  Robert,  tailor,  4  Kirk  street,  Glebe 
TANNOCK  Quintin,  plasterer,  Harvie  lane.    House, 

4  Bearhope  street 
TARBET  William,  joiner,  3  Bruce  street 
T  ASKER  Andrew,  of  James  Hunter  &  Co.    House,  40 

Union  street 
Tasker  James,  of  James  Hunter  <Ss   Go.     House,   40 

Union  street 
Taylor  Alexander,  shipmaster,  Clyde  house,  Roseneath  st 
Taylor  Alexander,  wine  and  spirit  dealer,  8  Cathcart 

street.     House,  9  Antigua  street 
Taylor  Angus,  mariner,  76  Roxburgh  street 
Taylor  Archibald,  mechanic,  Broomhill 
Taylor  Daniel,  corkcutter,  55  Shaw  street.    Ho.,  Fancy 

Farm  cottage 
Taylor  Daniel,  ofB.  &  D.  Taylor,  fleshers,  44  Vennel 
Taylor  David,  carpenter,  8  Baker  street 
Taylor  Duncan,  mariner,  13  Cross-shore  street 
Taylor  Gilbert,  steward,  1  Duncan  street 
Taylor  James  R.,  Excise  officer,  5  West  Stewart  street 
Taylor  James,  mason,  Drumfrochar  road 


158 


DIRECTORY. 


Taylor  James,  mason,  1  Arthur  street 

Taylor  John,  labourer,  15  Clarence  street 

Taylor  John,  lighterman,  4  Watt  street 

Taylor  John,  carpenter,  18  Antigua  street 

Taylor  John,  shipmaster,  35  Crawfurd  street 

Taylor  John,  42  Eldon  street 

Taylor  Malcolm,  corkcutter,  55  Shaw  street.     House, 

Fancy  Farm  cottage 
Taylor  R&D.,  fleshers,  47  Hamilton  street 
Taylor  Robert,  of  R.  &  D.  Taylor,  fleshers,  21  Ann  st 
Taylor  Thomas,  joiner,  3  Cowgate  street 
Taylor  Miss,  teacher,  27  Lynedoch  street 
Taylor  Louisa,  Western  Educational  Establishment,  1 

Ardgowan  square 
Taylor  Mrs  Angus,  lodgings,  7  Broad  close 
Taylor  Mrs  Angus,  lodgings,  9  Roxburgh  street 
Taylor  Mrs  A.,  feuar,  40  Eldon  street 
Taylor  Mrs  A,,  60  Roxburgh  street 
Taylor  Mrs  William,  7  Nicholson  street 
Taylor  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  8  Shaw  street 
Taylor  Mrs,  hotel  keeper,  Commercial  Hotel,  2  East 

Quay  lane 
Taylor  Mrs,  lodgings,  18  Inverkip  street 
Taylor  Mrs,  6  Crawfurd  street 
TELFER  James,  cowfeeder,  Brachelston 
Telfer  Miss  Agnes,  1  Bearhope  street 
Telfer  Mrs  Colin,  9  Bearhope  street 
TENNANT  Mrs  John,  spirit  dealer,  28  Market  street. 

House,  3  Tobago  street 
TEULON  James,  shipmaster,  11  Mearns  street 
Teulon  John  H.,  2   Cathcart  square.     House,  6  Rox- 
burgh street 
Teulon  Mrs,  lady's  nurse,  22  Ann  street 
THE  4TRE,  3  Mansion-house  lane 
THINE  John,  joiner,  Overton 

THOBAVEN  John,  sugarboiler,  29  Sugarhouse  lane 
THOM   Charles,  grain  weigher,  and  wine  and  spirit- 
dealer,  3  West  Quay  lane 
Thom  James,  labourer,  32  Ann  street 
Tbom  William,  fish  and  oil  merchant,  20  Hamilton  st 
THOMSON  Adam,  teacher,  36  Sir  Michael  street 
Thomson  Alexander,  banker.     House,  Caddlehill 


DIRECTORY.  159 


Thomson  Alexander,  blacksmith,  43  Ann  street 
Thomson  Andrew,  engineer,  6  John  street 
Thomson  Archibald,  joiner,  Under  crescent 
Thomson  Charles,  clerk,  8  Watt  street 
Thomson  Donald,  of   Thomson  &  Mitchell.     House,  6 

Ardgowan  street  west 
Thomson  Donald,  carter,  Salmon  street 
Thomson  Duncan,  joiner,  4  Watt  street 
Thomson  Edward,  night  watchman,  34  Inverkip  street 
Thomson  George,  engineer,  10  St  Andrew  street 
Tliomson  Henry,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  road 
Thomson  James,  engineer,  1  Arthur  street 
Thomson  James,  carpenter,  3  Tobago  street 
Thomson  James  cooper,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Thomson  John,  accountant,  23  Kelly  street 
Thomson  John,  cashier  of  the   Greenock  Bank.     Ho., 

Watt  place 
Thomson  John,  labourer,  15  Hamilton  street 
Thomson  John,  feuar,  57  Shaw  street 
Thomson  John,  clothier,  4  West  Blackhall  street.  Ho., 

10  Laird  street 
Thomson  John,  sawyer,  7  Under  crescent 
Thomson  Lachlan,  sawyer,  30  Dalrymple  street 
Thomson  &  Mitchell,  wrights,  3  Tobago  street 
Thomson,  Peter,  sugarboiler,  1  Sugarhouse  lane 
Thomson  Robert,  watchmaker,  1  William  street 
Thomson  Robert,  mariner,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
Thomson  Robert,  joiner.  Observatory,  Finnart 
Thomson  Robert,  manager,  Hillend  Lunatic  Asylum, 

Hillend 
Thomson  Samuel,  builder  and  feuar,  Mount  pleasant 
Thomson  Samuel,  carpenter,  Upper  crescent 
Thomson  Samuel,  joiner,  glazier,  and  funeral  under- 
taker, 51  Vennel.     House,  33  Ann  street 
Thomson  Swan,  smith,  46  Inverkip  street 
Thomson  Thomas,  contractor  and  builder,  4  Kilblain 

street 
Thomson  Thomas,  smith,  12  John  street 
Thomson  William,  shipmaster,  10  Watt  street 
Thomson  William,  forger,  Chalmers'  land,  Port-Glas- 
gow road 
Thomson  William,  sawyer,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 


160  DIRECTORY. 


Thomson  V\  illiam,  mason,  42  Inverkip  street 
Thomson  William,  engineer,  22  John  street 
Thomson  William,  mason,  4  Bruce  street 
Thomson  William,  labourer,  4  Bearhope  street 
Thomson  William,  boilermaker,  5  Market  street 
Thomson  Miss,  24  Bank  street 
Thomson  Miss,  10  Kelly  street 

Thomson  Mrs  Alexander,  feuar,  30  Sir  Michael  street 
Thomson  Mrs  Hugh,  eatinghouse,  32  Main  St.,  Carts- 
dyke 
Thomson  Mrs  James,  35  Nicholson  street 
Thomson  Mrs  Neil,  23  Brougham  street 
Thomson  Mrs  Thomas,  feuar,  7  Brisbane  street 
Thomson  Mrs  William,  60  Roxburgh  street 
Thomson  Mrs,  15  Sugarhouse  lane 
Thomson  Mrs,  59  Dalrymple  street 
Thomson  Mrs,  4  West  Burn  street 
THORBURN  James,  carpenter,  21  John  street 
Thorburn  Samuel,  moulder,  19  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
THORNE  &  Curtis,  Distillery  stores,  6  Manse  lane 
Thorne  Robert,  of  Thorne  &  Curtis.      Ho  ,  Greenbank 
Thorne  Thomas  M.,  of  Wrede  &  Co.,  5  Shaw  place 
T1ERNEY  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  49  Cathcart  st. 

House,  24  Bank  street 
Tierney  Mrs  William,  Mount  Pleasant  street 
TILLERY   Andrew,  gardener  and  botanist,  16  East 

Quay  lane 
TODD  Alexander,  bank  messenger,  2  Church  place 
Todd  George  &  Co.,  merchants  and  agents,  21  Shaw  st 
Todd  George,  of  George  Todd  and  Co.  House,  29  Boyd 

place 
Todd  John,  cooper  and  fishcurer.  16  West  Burn  street- 
House,  2  Patrick  street 
Todd  John,  engineer,  Kingston  saw  mills,  Port-Glas- 
gow road 
Todd  John,  mason,  42  Inverkip  street 
Todd  Robert,  carter,  2  Laird  street 
Todd  Miss  Margaret,  grocer,  5  Dellingburn  street 
Todd  Mrs  George,  28  Ann  gtreet 
TOUGH  Alexander,  &  Son,  rope  manufacturers,  Clyde 
Ropework,  Regent  st.     Store,  George  Inn  build- 
ings, head  of  Steamboat  quay 


DIRECTORY.  161 


Tough  Alexander,  of  Alexander  Tough  and  Son.     Ho., 

7  Lyle  street 
Tough  Alexander,  cooper,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 
Tough  John,  ropemaker,  1  Lyle  street 
Tough  William,  carpenter,  36  Hamilton  street 
Tough  Miss  Isabella,  dressmaker,  36  Hamilton  street 
Tough  Mrs  Berry,  feuar,  15  Hope  place,  Antigua  street 
TOY  James,  labourer,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
TRAIN  Robert  W.,  clerk,   Inland  Revenue  office,  79 

Regent  street 
TRAPPS  William,  locker,  2  Lyle  street 
TRAVERS  James,  rag  merchant,  27  Vennel 
TRENCH  Mrs  George,  37  Nicholson  street 
TRUELOVE  Miss,  18  Cathcart  street 
TUCKER  John,  moulder,  19  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Tucker  William,  moulder,  2  John  street 
TULLOCH  Robert  H.,  shipmaster,  8  West  Blackhall 

street 
Tulloch  Robert,  carpenter,  16  St  Lawrence  street 
Tulloch  William,  rope  spinner,  10  East  Shaw  street 
TULLY  Patrick,  pansman,  25  Baker  street 
TULLEY  James,  mariner,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
TURNBULL  James,  carpenter,  1  Under  crescent 
Turnbull  Jonathan,  blockmaker,  97  Regent  street 
Turnbull  Mrs,  71  Vennel 

TURNER  Alexander,  spirit  dealer,  16  Stanners  street 
Turner  Andrew,  carpenter,  9  Kilblain  street 
Turner  Archibald,  clerk,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  st. 
Turner  Coll  James,  merchant,   15  West  Blackhall  st. 

House,  1  Ardgowan  street  west 
Turner  Douglas,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  18  Nicholson 

street 
Turner  Duncan,  labourer,  2  Bruce  street 
Turner  Hector,  baker,  21  Vennel 
Turner  James,  shipmaster,  Lynedoch  street 
Turner  James,  jun.,  writer,  27  Hamilton  street.   House, 

32  Eldon  street 
Turner  John,  baker,  24  John  street 
Turner  M„  baby  linen  warehouse,    12  West  Blackhall 

street 
Turner  Robert,  labourer,  10  Sir  Michael  street 
Turner  Samuel,  shoemaker,  31  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

p2 


162  DIRECTORY. 


Turner  Thomas,  agent  for  Royal  Bank.  House,  Bel- 
trees,  Union  street 

Turner  Mrs  Ann,  spirit  dealer,  Royal  Oak  Tavern,  2 
Cross-shore  street 

Turner  Mrs  John,  Mount  place,  Holmscroft  street 

Turner  Mrs,  lodgings,  3  Hamilton  street 

TWEDDLE  James,  draper,  6  Lyle  street 

TWIGG  Edward,  gunmaker,  33  Hamilton  street.  Ho. 
Mount  pleasant 

TYRE  John,  labourer,  42  West  Burn  street 

Tyre  Robert,  plumber,  6  Kilblain  street 

U 

UNION  Bank  of  Scotland,  1  Hamilton  street 
UNITED  Presbyterian  Church,  George  square 
United  Presbyterian  Church,  22  Nicholson  street 
United  Presbyterian  Church,  Sir  Michael  street 
United  Presbyterian  Church,  3  Union  street 
URIE  Hugh,  porter,  22  Cathcart  street 
URQUHART  Lewis  C.,  M.D.,  surgeon,  H.M.  Receiv- 
ing Ship  Athol,  Naval  Rendezvous,  5  West  breast 
Urquhart  Robert,  shoemaker,  8  Cartsburn  street 
Urquhart  Mrs  James,  33  Cathcart  street 


VERNON  Canton,  potter,  Clyde  Potteries,  Port- Glas- 
gow road 
VIRTUE  Alexander,  ropespinner,  18  William  street 
Virtue  Alexander,  labourer,  47  Ann  street 
VIVIAN  &  Sons,  copper  stores,  41  Rue-end  street 

W 

WADBY  William,  fireman,  3  Vennel 
WADE  Robert,  mariner,  25  Vennel 
WALES  Robert,  chain  maker,  4  Manse  lane 
WAILES  Mrs  John,  15  John  street 
WALKER  &  Co.,  spirit  dealers,  8  East  breast 
Walker  Andrew,  spirit  dealer,  21  Rue-end  street 
Walker  Daniel,  carpenter,  29  Regent  street 


DIRECTORY.  163 


Walker  David,  flesher,  33  West  Burn  street 

Walker  Hugh,  of  John  Walker  &  Go.    House,  4  George 

square 
Walker  James,  labourer,  12  Bogle  street 
Walker  James,  smith,  1  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Walker  James,  grocer,  Finnieston,  Port- Glasgow  road 
Walker  John,  sen.,  contractor  and  ballast  master,  2  Laird 

street 
Walker  John,  clerk,  13  East  Quay  lane 
Walker  John,  cooper,  Ingleston  road 
Walker  John,  carter,  8  Buccleuch  street 
Walker  John  &  Co.,  sugar  refiners,  41  Nicholson  street 
Walker  John,  of  John  Walker  and  Co,  House,  3  George 

square 
Walker  Robert,  smith,  Drumfrochar  road 
Walker  Robert  S.,  flesher,  6  Sir  Michael  street,  and  39 

Shaw  street 
Walker  Thomas,  labourer,  6  Smith's  lane 
Walker  Thomas,  carpenter,  4  Ann  street 
Walker  William,  spirit  dealer,  45  Inverkip  street 
Walker  William,  cartwright,  8  East  Shaw  street 
Walker  Miss,  4  George  square 
Walker  Miss,  lodgings,  20  Ingleston  road 
Walker  Miss,  semptress,  18  Vennel 
Walker  Miss,  3  York  street 

Walker  Miss  Margaret,  milliner,  29  Nicholson  street 
Walker  Mrs  David,  lodgings,  51  Rue-end  street 
Walker  Mrs  George,   spirit  dealer,  27  Rue-end   street. 

House,  3  East  Stewart  street 
Walker  Mrs  James,  29  Nicholson  street 
Walker  Mrs,  56  Dalrymple  street 
WALLACE  James,   M.D.,   physician,  3  Hamilton  st. 

House,  80  Regent  street 
Wallace  Robert,  smith,  3  York  street 
Wallace  Samuel,  carpenter,  28  Cartsburn  street 
Wallace  William,  carpenter,  3  Shaw  place 
Wallace  William,  shipmaster,  24  Bank  street 
Wallace  William,  shipmaster,  29  Lynedoch  street 
Wallace  William,  carpenter,  29  Charles  street 
Wallace  William,  labourer,  Ingleston 
Wallace  Mrs  William,  baker,  3  West  Blackhall  street. 

House,  28  West  Burn  street 


164  DIRECTORY. 


Wallace  Mrs  William,  innkeeper,  Buck  Head  Inn,  25 

Hamilton  street 
Wallace  Mrs,  furrier  and  crape  dresser,  16  Cross-shore 

street  and  36  Cathcart  street 
WALLS  Thomas,  seaman,  43  Cathcart  street 
WALSH  Mrs  N.,  87  West  Regent  street 
WALTON  Ulrick,  of  Customs,  48  Brougham  street 
WARD  Cornelius,  tailor,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 
Ward  James,  labourer,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
Ward  John,  carpenter,  2  Rue-end  street 
Ward  John,  green  grocer,  42  Vennel 
Ward  William,  shoemaker,  32  Sugarhouse  lane 
WARE    Courtney,   spirit    merchant,   7    East   breast. 

House,  40  Shaw  street 
WARDEN  Isaac,  smith  and  farrier,  1   Dellingburn  st. 

House,  8  Baker  street 
Warden  James,  produce  broker,  16  William  st.     Ho., 

Rahaine,  Roseneath 
Warden  Ninian,  shipmaster,  10  Antigua  street 
Warden  Peter,  farmer,  Murdieston 
Warden  Robert,  baker,  30  Cathcart  street 
Warden  William,  coal  agent,  and  vegetable  pill  maker, 

22  Cathcart  street 
Warden  Mrs  Ivie,  farmer,  Finnart 
Warden  Mrs,  farmer,  Murdieston 
WARNOCK  Andrew,  stoker,  89  Regent  street 
Warnock  A  rchibald,  feuar,  32  Charles  street 
WARRLY  John,  labourer,  Finnieston,  Port- Glssgow  rd 
WAS  SON  Thomas,  mason,  1  Open  shore 
Wasson  Mrs,  lodgings,  40  West  Burn  street 
WATSON  Alexander,  hammerman,  8  East  Shaw  st 
Watson  Alexander,  engine  driver,  6  Lyle  street 
Watson  Brown,  stevedore,  41  Vennel 
Watson  Charles,  mariner,  6  Watson's  lane 
Watson  David,  carpenter,  18  John  street 
Vatson  Frederick,  hairdresser,  30  Dalrymple  street 
Watson  James,  of  Harvey  and  Watson,  15  Kelly  st 
Watson  James,  watchman,  Ingleston  road 
Watson  James,  pansman,  50  West  Blackhall  street 
Watson  John,  retailer  of  spirits,  4  Wellington  court, 

Cathcart  square 
Watson  John,  carpenter,  21  Nicholson  street 


DIRECTORY.  165 


Watson  Matthew,  druggist,  27  Hamilton  street.     Ho., 

20  Mearns  street 
Watson  Robert,  mariner,  14  East  Quay  lane 
Watson  Ronald,  Lang's  land,  Port- Glasgow  road 
Watson  Thomas,  mason,  60  Roxburgh  street 
Watson  Thomas,  jun.,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  7  Cathcart 

street.     House,  20  Mearns  street 
Watson  Thomas,  sailmaker,  13  Inverkip  street 
Watson  Miss,  feuar,  13  West  Stewart  street 
WATT  John,  painter,  M'Kelvie's  land,  Duncan  street 
Watt  William,  carrier,  6  Buccleuch  street 
Watt  William,  wine  and  spirit  merchant,  22  Cathcart 

street,  and  27  Main  street,  Cartsdyke.     House,  55 

Regent  street 
Watt  Miss,  55  Regent  street 
Watt  Misses,  Ardgowan  street,  west 
WATTERS  Alexander,  mason,  38  Inverkip  street 
WAT  TON  Mrs,  huckster,  7  Market  street 
WEBSTER  Andrew,  baker,  6  West  Stewart  street 
WEDDELL  Miss,  confectioner  and  dealer  in  wine, 

Steamboat  Quay 
Weddell  Mrs  John,  19  Roxburgh  street 
WEIR  Alexander,  ropeinaker,  28  Crawfurd  street 
Weir  Allan,  writer,  7  William  street      Ho.,  4  Lyle  st 
Weir  Archibald,  clerk,  18  William  street 
Weir  Archibald,  boiler  maker,  53  Vennel 
Weir  Donald,  spirit  dealer,  12  Rope  work  street 
Weir  Duncan,  carpenter,  17  Bearhope  street 
Weir  Duncan,  carpenter,  10  Shannon's  close 
Weir  Duncan  &  Co.,  merchants,  67  Rue-end  street 
Weir  George,  millwright,  Armadale  buildings,  Lyle  st 
Weir  James,  smith  21  John  street 
Weir  James,  feuar,  1  West  Burn  street 
Weir  James,  joiner,  18  West  Blackhall  street 
Weir  John,  watchman,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Weir  John,  smith,  22  John  street 
Weir  John,  labourer,  20  Cathcart  street 
Weir  Malcolm,  spirit  dealer,  41  Shaw  street 
Weir  Thomas,  plumber,  26  Ann  street 
Weir  William  M.  G.,  clerk,  Post  office 
Weir  Miss,  muslin  agent,  13  West  Stewart  street 
Weir  Mrs  Archibald,  2  Dellingburn  street 


166  DIRECTORY. 


Weir  Mrs  Duncan,  baker,  11  Cartsburn  street.     Ho., 

25  Arthur  street 
Weir  Mrs  John,  8  Kelly  street 
Weir  Mrs  Thomas,  lodgings,  12  St  Lawrence  street 
Weir  Mrs,  lodgings,  28  Cathcart  street 
WELL  Park  Promenade,  entrance,  Regent  St.,  Bank 

street,  and  Lynedoch  street 
Well  Park  Free  Church,  3  Lynedoch  street 
WELLINGTON    Park  Pleasure  Grounds,  entrance, 

head  of  Baker  street 
WELLS  Mrs  Richard,  boardinghouse,  9  Cross  Shore  st 
WELSH  Alexander,  smith  15  St  Lawrence  street 
Welsh  Andrew,  engineer,  11  St  Andrew  street 
Welsh  Andrew,  shipmaster,  6  Watt  street 
Welsh  James,  accountant  and  general  agent,  18  Cath- 
cart street.     House,  29  Brougham  street 
Welsh  James,  rope  and  rag  dealer,  45  Shaw  street 
Welsh  James,  engineer,  18  Bogle  street 
Welsh  John,  sergeant  of  police,  2  Buccleuch  street 
Welsh  John,  smith,  7  Cowgate  street 
Welsh  Robert,  joiner,  15  St  Lawrence  street 
WESLEYAN  Methodist  Chapel,  11  Tobago  street 
WESTERN  Saw  Mills,  Bay  of  Quick 
WEST  Benjamin,  of  Nicol  &  West.     Ho.,  15  Kelly  st 
West  Parish  Church,  Nelson  street  west 
West  Blackhall  Street  Chapel,  Grey  place 
West  Free  Church,  Ardgowan  street  west 
WESTON  Robert,  cartwright,  22  Tobago  street 
WHARTON  Mrs,  4  Boyd  street 
WHITEFORD  Edward,  joiner,  4  Ann  street 
Whiteford  John,  labourer,  26  Cartsburn  street 
Whiteford  Robert,  baker,  9  Under  crescent 
Whiteford  Robert,  grocer  and  spirit  retailer,  13  Rue- 
end  street 
Whiteford  Mrs  Wm.,  63  Dalrymple  street 
WHITEHILL  Daniel,  carpenter,  3  Under  crescent 
Whitehill  Mrs  Matthew,  lodgings,  3  Kelly  street 
WHITE  Alexander,  tailor,  5  Cowgate  street 
White  Archibald,  carpenter,  10  Baker  street 
White  Edward,  labourer,  6  Watson's  lane 
White  George  G.,  baker,  31  Vennel.     House,  44  do, 
White  James,  17  Brougham  street 


DIRECTORY.  167 


White  James,  teacher,  11  Bearhope  street 

White  John,  chemist  and  druggist,  30  Hamilton  street. 

House,  4  Inverkip  street 
White  John,  labourer,  9  Highland  close 
White  Peter,  coal  merchant,  5  Shannon's  close.  House, 

Hunter's  land,  Mount  place 
White  Mrs  Andrew,  34  Ann  street 
White  Mrs,  4  West  Quay  lane 
White  Mrs,  straw  hat  maker,  36  Hamilton  street 
WHIT  HAM  James,  foreman  wool  sorter,  Broomhill 
WIGGINS  James,  tailor,  8  Manse  lane 
WIGHT  Robert,  sheriff  officer,  11  Vennel 
Wight  Mrs,  13  Vennel 

WILKIE  David,  spirit  dealer,  9  Cross-shore  street 
Wilkie  John,  engineer,  13  East  Quay  lane 
Wilkie  John,  seaman,  14  William  street 
Wilkie  Mrs  Archibald,  lodgings,  46  Cathcart  street 
Wilkie  Mrs,  lodgings,  11  Cathcart  street 
WILKINSON  George,  labourer,  Broomhill 
Wilkinson  William,  currier,  71  Vennel 
WILL  Robert,  engineer,  92  East  Hamilton  street 
WILLIAMS  Charles,  seaman,  1  William  street 
Williams  John,  spirit  dealer,  1  East  breast.     House  7 

East  Quay  lane 
WILLIAMSON  &  Glassford,  writers,  48  Cathcart  st. 
Williamson  David,  teacher,  1  Union  street 
Williamson  George,  of  Williamson  <&  Glassford.      Ho.s 

Newton  street 
Williamson  George,  boilermaker,  Upper  crescent 
Williamson  Rev.  James,  Williamson  street 
Williamson  John,  shopman,  Holmscroft  street 
Williamson  Joseph,  shoemaker,  5  Market  street 
Williamson  Robert,  machine  keeper,  33  Ann  street 
Williamson  William,  labourer,  48  Vennel 
Williamson  William,  watchman,  Drumfrochar  road 
Williamson  William,  cotton  spinner,  Drumfrochar  rd. 
Williamson    William,  currier,    engine   hose   and   ma- 
chinery band  maker,  Harvie  lane.     Ho.,  39  Craw- 
furd  street 
Williamson  Mrs  George,  Lyle's  land  Back  walks 
Williamson  Mrs  George,  sen.,  Williamson  street 
WILLINGALL  Robert,  of  H.M.C.,  15  Kelly  street 


J6S  DIRECTORY. 


WILLS  Charles,  painter,  Ljle's  land,  Back  walks 
WILLIS  Mrs  David,  greengrocer,  9  Bearhope  street 
WILSON  A.  D.,  shipmaster,  13  Mearns  street 
Wilson  Alexander,  boilermaker,  7  LTnder  crescent 
Wilson  Andrew,  shopman,  36  West  Burn  street 
Wilson  Rev.  Archibald,  Episcopal  clergyman,  52  Union 

street 
Wilson  Archibald,  joiner,  30  Nicholson  street 
Wilson  Charles,  pointsman,  1  Arthur  street 
Wilson  David,  farmer,  Cornhaddock 
Wilson  Edward,  grocer,  and  salt  merchant,  13  Market 

street.     House,  28  Ann  street 
Wilson  Gabriel,  mason,  1  Bruce  street 
Wilson  George,  36  Sir  Michael  street 
Wilson  James,  cooper,  27  West  Burn  street.     House,  8 

Kelly  street. 
Wilson  James,  moulder,  17  Arthur  street 
Wilson  James,  shoemaker,  11  East  Shaw  street 
Wilson  James,  joiner,  4  Nelson  street,  Glebe 
Wilson  James,  paper  maker,  Overton 
Wilson  James,  gardener,  Ladyburn 
Wilson  John,   hair   cutter   and   wig  maker,  7  Vennel. 

House,  38  West  Burn  street 
Wilson  John,  brass-finisher,  6  West  Stewart  street 
Wilson  John,  spirit  dealer,  13  Cathcart  street 
Wilson  John,  cooper,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Wilson  John,  baker,  16  Ann  street.     House,  do. 
Wilson  John,  mason,  36  Nicholson  street 
Wilson  John,  shipping  agent,  13  Trafalgar  street 
Wilson  John,  smith,  5  Ann  street 
Wilson   John,    grocer,    15    Hamilton   street.      House, 

Mount  place,  off  Ann  street 
Wilson  Joseph,  engineer,  2  John  street 
Wilson  Richard,  labourer,  7  Cowgate  street 
Wilson  Rev.   Robert,  A.M.,  D.D.,  2  Nelson  street,  off 

George  square 
Wilson  Robert,  brassfounder,    17    Sir  Michael  street 
Wilson  Robert,  smith5  6  John  street 
Wilson  Robert,  mariner,  4  Dalrymple  street 
Wilson  Thomas,  policeman,  9  Under  crescent 
Wilson  Thomas,  steamboat  pilot,  12  Bogle  street 
Wilson  William,  shipmaster,  1  Carnock  street 


DIRECTORY.  169 


Wilson  William,  joiner,  57  Shaw  street 

Wilson  William,  1  Regent  street 

Wilson  William,  shoemaker,  6  Taylor's  close 

Wilson  William  M.,  merchant,  52  Union  street 

Wilson  William,  carpenter,  1 1  St  Lawrence  street 

Wilson  Miss,  salt  merchant,  59  Vennel 

Wilson  Misses,  confectioners,  12  Ann  street 

Wilson  Mrs  A.,  shipowner,  10  Laird  street 

Wilson  Mrs  Archibald,  52  Union  street 

Wilson  Mrs  A.,  36  West  Burn  street 

Wilson  Mrs  James,  30  Inverkip  street 

Wilson  Mrs  John,  17  Jamaica  street 

Wilson  Mrs  William,  10  Bruce  street 

Wilson  Mrs,  38  Vennel 

Wilson  Mrs,  20  Inverkip  street 

WINGATE  A.  &  Co.,  chemical  manufacturers,  Baker 

street 
Wingate  Alexander,  chemical  manufacturer,  Baker  st. 

House,  Armadale  place,  Banktop 
Wingate  Gabriel,  labourer,  9  Under  crescent 
WINNING  Thomas,  detective  officer,  23  Ann  street 
WINTTON  Robert,  James  Watt  Inn,  6  William  street 
Winton  Mrs  James,  3  Bearhope  street 
WISH  ART  James,  engineer,  8  Cross-shore  street 
Wishart  Thomas,  hairdresser,  2  Cross-shore  street 
Wishart  William,  miller,  1  Springkell  street 
Wishart  Mrs  Daniel,  lodgings,  3  Under  crescent 
Wishart  Mrs  John,  lodgings,  11  Cross-shore  street 
WOOD  Alexander,  engineer,  34  Charles  street 
Wood  Jn.,  millwright,  1  Regent  st.     Ho.,  lOAntiguast 
Wood  John,  gardener,  13  East  Quay  lane 
Wood  John,  farmer,  Bogston,  Port- Glasgow  road 
Wood  Joseph,  weaver,  (H  Roxburgh  street 
Wood  Robert,  sculptor,  opposite  Cemetery  gate 
Wood  Thomas,  sculptor,  9  Bruce  street 
Wood  William,  labourer,  6  Shaw  street 
Wood  William,  mate,  24  Tobago  street 
Wood  Miss,  feuar,  7  George  square 
Wood  Miss,  3  Trafalgar  street 
Wood  Mrs  William,  lodgings,  17  Ann  street 
WOODWARDS  Richard,  boilermaker,  55  Main  street, 

Cartsdyke 


170  DIRECTORY. 


WRAY  William,  mariner,  8  Chapel  street 

WREDE  &  Co.,  sugar  refiners,  Cartsburn 

Wrede  Lear,  of  Wrede  &  Co.     House,  Southhill 

WRIGHT  Archibald,  baker,  35  Nicholson  street 

Wright  John,  shoemaker,  5  Ardgowcan  street,  Glebe 

Wright  John,  feuar,  25  Arthur  street 

Wright  Robt.,  writer,  18  Cathcart  st.    Ho,20Bank  st 

Wright  William,  chimney  sweeper,  7  Cowgate  street 

Wright  Miss,  35  Ann  street 

Wright  Mrs  Daniel,  lodgings,  7  Lynedoch  street 

Wright  Mrs  James,  5  Captain  street 

WYLIE  Claud,  smith,  3  Arthur  street 

Wylie  James,  mason,  32  Ann  street 

Wylie  John,  criminal  officer,  1  Salmon  street 

Wylie  John,  river  pilot,  28  West  Burn  street 

Wylie  Robert,  cowfeeder,  5  Kilblain  street 

Wylie  William,  labourer,  2  St  Andrew's  street 

Wylie  Mrs  John,  5Q  Roxburgh  street 

WYSE  Alexander,  confectioner,  29  Hamilton  street 

Wyse  James,  confectioner,  62  Roxburgh  street 

Wyse  James  &  Son,  confectioners,  29  Hamilton  street 


YAWN  David,  cabinetmaker,  5  Bruce  street 
YEATS  John  &  Co.,  tobacco  and  snuff  manufacturers, 

Ewing's  buildings,  65  Rue-end  street 
Yeats  Mrs  James,  7  Arthur  street 
YEO  D.  D.,  of  Fyfe  &  Yeo,  4  Shaw  place 
YORKSTON  William,  boatbuilder,  1  Duncan  street 
YOUNG  Alexander,  smith,  19  Shaw  street 
Young  Alexander,  mason,  22  Bank  street 
Young  Donald,  boatman,  19  Tobago  street 
Young  Hugh,  chain  warper,  Drumfrochar  road 
Young  James,  heckler,  27  Roxburgh  street 
Young  James,  boilermaker,  2  John  street 
Young  John,  carter,  42  Cathcart  street 
Young  Thomas,  clerk,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Young  Thomas,  sawyer,  6  Nicholson  street 
Young  William,  spirit  dealer,  10  Ann  street 
Young  William,  sen.,  grocer,  43  Hamilton  street.  House, 

28  West  Blackhall  street 


DIRECTORY.  171 


Young  Miss  B.,  feuar,  66  Vermel 

Young  Miss,  huckster,  2  John  street 

Young  Mrs  A.,  spirit  dealer  and  eating  house  keeper,  8 

East  breast 
Young  Mrs  Alexander,  4  Lyle  street 
Young  Mrs  Thomas,  7  New  Dock  lane 
Young  Mrs  William  4  Bearhope  street 
Young  Mrs,  lodgings,  24  Tobago  street 
YOUNGER  Thomas,  joiner,  8  Ann  street 
YUILL  Archibald,  writer.     Office,  46  Cathcart  street. 

House,  21  Union  street 
YUILLE  John,  smith,  3  Arthur  street 
YURRIE  Robert,  painter,  32  Inverkip  street 


NAMES  TOO  LATE  FOR  INSERTION 

IN  THEIR  PROPER  ORDER. 


Adams  &  Handy  side,  slaters,  14  Kilblain  street 
Calder  Hubert,  shoemaker,  28  Roxburgh  street 
Campbell  Daniel,  of  M'Intyre  &  Campbell.     House,  56 

Roxburgh  street 
Campbell  Alexander,  commission  agent,  2  West  Quay 

lane.     House,  48  Brougham  street 
Donald  William  &  Co.,  boot  and  shoe  makers,  29  Ha- 
milton street 
Collins  John,  confectioner,  36  Cathcart  street.     Ho., 

Cowdenknowes 
Ewing  William,  grocer,  8  Inverkip  street 
Gilchrist  Miss  M.,  refreshment  rooms,  Railway  station 
Lauder  John,  brick,  coal,  and  lime  merchant,  3   Del- 

lingburn  street 
M' Arthur  Hugh,  spirit  dealer,  61  Main  st.,  Cartsdyke 
M'Nicol  John,  smith,  1  Charles  street.     House,  Union 
court,  Dalrymple  street 


172  DIRECTORY 


TRADES  AND  PROFESSIONS, 
CIASSIFIED  AND  ARRANGED  IN  ALPHABETICAL  ORDER. 


ACCOUNTANTS. 

Duncan  John  (and  house  factor),  2  Church  place 

Milne  James,  jun.,  37  West  Burn  street 

M'Leod  Aulay,  9  Crawfurd  street 

Raff  George  (and  house  factor),  41  Cathcart  street 

Russell  David  M'L.,  6  Nelson  street,  Glebe 

Thomson  John,  23  Kelly  street 

Welsh  James,  18  Cathcart  street 

AGENTS. 

Durward  G.  (sewed  muslin),  6  William  street 
Hunter  Miss  M.,  muslin  agent,  4  Tobago  street 
Jessamine  Alexander,  9  West  Stewart  street 
Morrison  James,  2  East  Blackhall  street 
M'Dougall  John,  70  Roxburgh  street 
M'Kellar  DuDcan,  Belville  place 
M'Phedran  John  M'C,  Excise  buildings 

ARTISTS. 

Clark  William,  2  Cross-shore  st. 
Macbeth  Norman,  28  Eldon  street 

AUCTIONEERS  AND  APPRAISERS. 

Cameron  John,  10  and  12  Cross-shore  street 
Erskine,  David,  Crown  Sale-rooms,  Wellington  court. 
Herriot  John  &  Son,  79  Regent  st,  and  26  Charles  st. 

BAKERS. 

Bell  John,  36  Dalrymple  street 
Blair  David,  45  Cathcart  street 
Brodie,  John,  45  Hamilton  street 


DIRECTORY.  173 


Brown  Robert,  48  Shaw  street 

Coyle  James,  22  Cathcart  street 

Currie,  James,  27  Market  street 

Davie  George,  23  Dalrymple  street  and  11  Hamilton  st. 

Galbraith  John,  26  Charles  street 

Hair  Mrs,  16  Cathcart  street 

Martin  R.  &  J.,  31  Hamilton  street 

Marshall  Daniel,  39  Hamilton  street 

Millar  John,  3  Hamilton  street  and  12  Ann  street 

Millar  Robert,  5  Hamilton  street 

Montgomery  Donald,  12  West  Blackhall  street 

Muir  Allan,  jr.,  19  Hamilton  street 

Muir  Neil,  5  William  street 

Muir  Robert,  26  Shaw  street 

M'Kenzie  &  Walker,  46  Hamilton  street  and  63  Rue- 
end  street 

M'Kenzie  Alexander,  12  West  Blackhall  street 

M'Kenzie  James,  55  Vennel 

M'Kenzie  Robert,  38  Shaw  street 

M'Allister  Andrew,  25  Hamilton  street 

Orr  John,  27  Rue-end  street 

Orr  John,  jun.,  5  Rue-end  street  and  61  Main  street, 
Cartsdyke 

Service  Walter,  8  West  Blackhall  street 

Turner  Hector,  21  Vennel 

Turner  John,  24  John  street 

White  George  G.,  31  Vennel 

Wallace  Mrs  William,  3  West  Blackhall  street 

Warden  Robert,  30  Cathcart  street 

Weir  Mrs  Duncan,  11  Cartsburn  street 

Wilson  John,  16  Ann  street 

BANKERS. 

See  Appendix. 

BASKET  AND  TOY   WAREHOUSE  KEEPERS, 

Campbell  Mrs,  20  Charles  street 

Dewar  James,  26  Vennel 

Holms,  Mrs,  1  Inverkip  street 

Lyle  William,  14  William  street 

Lyon  William,  12  West  Blackhall  street 

q2 


174  DIRECTORY. 


BLACKSMITHS. 

Adam  &  Hall  (and  boilermakers),  19  Cathcart  street 
Allan  George,  jun,  (and  brassfounder),  12  Springkell  st 
Auchinleck  &  Chalmers  (and  bellhangers),  51  Vennel 
Boag  Robert  (and  tool  and  sugar  mould  manufacturer), 

Golden  Bull  entry,  55  Shaw  street 
Boag  Thomas  (and  grate  maker),  Victoria  buildings, 

7  "West  Blackhall  street 
Campbell  John,  jun.,  &  Co.,  9  West  breast 
Cook  Duncan  &  Archd.  (and  chain  makers),  4  Charles  st 
Colquhoun  &  Ainslie,  Melville  court,  31  Hamilton  st. 
Johnston  Daniel,  (and  beam  maker)  20  Cathcart  street 

and  19  Shaw  street 
Love  Andrew  (and  farrier),  50  Rue-end  street 
M'Coll  John  &  Co.,  (and  sugar  mould  manufacturers), 

13  Chapel  street 
M'Donald  J.  F.,  49  Shaw  street 
M'Vicar  Robert,  jun.,  3  Shaw  street 
M 'Vicar  William,  7  East  Stewart  street 
Neilson  John,  (and  nailer),  10  Tobago  street 
Robinson  Archibald  (and  farrier  and  cartwright,  coach 

builder,  and  plough  factory),   40  Vennel  and   3 

Cartsburn  street 
Scott  James,  4  East  India  breast 
Smith  Alexander  (and  cartwright)  25   Crawfurd  street 

and  corner  of  Laird  street 
Stephenson,  Johnston  &  Co.,  (and  grate  makers  and  bell 

hangers,)  32  Hamilton  street 
Suttie  Thomas  (and  bell  hanger  and  grate  maker),  18 

Cathcart  street 
Warden  Isaac  (and  farrier),  1  Dellingburn  street 

BOOKSELLERS  AND  STATIONERS. 

Baird  Robert  A.,  41  Cathcart  street 
Campbell  Alexander  (and  bookbinder),  9  Hamilton  st. 
Dillon  Peter,  32  Hamilton  street 
Griffith  Patrick,  4  East  breast 
Hislop  John,  29  Cathcart  street 
Innes  William,  (and  librarian),  40  Hamilton  street 
Johnston  William  (and  lithographic  printer),  46  Hamil- 
ton street 
Laing  Andrew  (and  bookbinder),  49  Cathcart  street 


DIRECTORY.  175 


Lamont  James  &  Co.,  7  Cross-shore  street 

Morrison  John  <fc  Sons  (paper  rulers,  bookbinders,  and 

librarians),  6  William  street,  67  Rue-end  street, 

and  21  Hamilton  street 
M' Arthur  Duncan,  Anderson  place,  Cathcart  street 
M'Kelvie  James,  7  Hamilton  street 
Owen  Mrs  James,  30  Cathcart  street 
Stewart  Robert,  38  Hamilton  street 

BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS. 

Adamson  William,  7  West  breast 

Armour  George,  36  Hamilton  street 

Armour  Matthew,  1 1  Charles  street 

Barclay  John,  28  Inverkip  street 

Blair  Thomas,  26  West  Burn  street 

Brodie  John,  8  William  street 

Buchanan  Malcolm  &  Son  (and  leather  merchants),  40 

Cathcart  street 
Campbell  Neil,  5  Market  street 
Campbell  Peter,  56  Vennel 
Carmichael  John,  13  Cartsburn  street 
Copeland  John,  7  Cartsburn  street 
Devine  Charles,  38  Vennel 
Devine  James,  5  Dalrymple  street 
Donald  William  &  Co.,  29  Hamilton  street 
Dunbar  Alexander,  4  East  Shaw  street 
Eaglesham  John,  Kilbirnie  Cottage 
Greives  William,  1  Inverkip  street 
Handyside  George,  13  Hamilton  street 
Kay  LawreDce,  21  Ann  street 
Marshall  Robert,  25  Ann  street 
Mathieson  Neil,  31  Cathcart  street 
Milne  James,  45  Cathcart  street 
Muir  Robert,  3  Tobago  street 
Muir  William,  33  Cathcart  street 
Munro  John,  38  Ann  street 
Murphy  A.  &  W.,  3  Dalrymple  street 
M'Allister  Duncan,  7  Broad  close 
M'Brearty  Dennis,  16  Hamilton  street 
M'Donald  Duncan,  4  Mansion-house  lane 
M' Donald  William,  69  Roxburgh  street 
M'Farlane  William,  39  West  Blackhall  street 


176  DIRECTORY. 


M'Farlane  Humphrey,  53  Inverkip  street 

M'Garvie  Henrj,  13  Highland  close 

M'Gougan  Richard,  9  Cartsburn  street 

M'Intyre  Duncan,  14  Cartsburn  street 

M'Kendrick  Henry,  3  Sir  Michael  street 

Maclachlan  Andrew  (for  wholesale),  35  Cathcart  street 

M'Lintock  James,  33  Hamilton  street 

M'Neillage  Alexander,  28  Sir  Michael  street 

M'Pherson  Mrs,  13  Hamilton  street 

Niven  James,  11  Charles  street 

Paterson  Charles,  31  Cathcart  street 

Patrick  Adam  &  Co.,  6  Cathcart  square 

Ralston  Alexander,  33  Cathcart  street 

Ralston  James,  3  Buccleuch  street 

Ramsay  Andrew,  36  Shaw  street 

Rodger  John,  3  Inverkip  street 

Ross  Alexander,  31  Cathcart  street 

Scott  Matthew,  9  Cross-shore  street 

Selley  John,  10  Manse  lane 

Smith  John,  26  Charles  street 

Smith  Mrs  A.,  4  West  Blackhall  street 

Sweeney  Hugh,  6  Taylor's  close 

Sword  James,  15  Shaw  street 

Tierney  John,  49  Cathcart  street 

Turner  Samuel,  31  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Urquhart  Robert,  8  Cartsburn  street 

Watson  Thomas,  jun.,  7  Cathcart  street 

Western  Boot  and  Shoe  Warehouse,  38  Hamilton  st 

Wilson  James,  11  East  Shaw  street 

BOATBUILDERS. 

Cameron  Duncan,  4  East  Blackhall  street 
Clark  Lachlan,  Clyde  street 
Lyle  Thomas,  35  Rue- end  street 
Macdonald  John,  Virginia  street 
M'Gregor  Nicol  &  Robert,  17  Rue-end  street 
Orr  Thomas,  St  Andrew  street 

BRASSFOUNDERS. 

Buchanan  John  (and  gasfitter),  18  Cathcart  street 
Duff  James  (gasfitter  and  ironmonger),  47  Rue-end  st 
Lyon  John  (and  gasfitter),  2  East  Blackhall  street 


DIRECTORY.  177 


BRAZIERS,  COPPER  AND  TIN-PLATE  WORKERS. 

Brownlie,  Buchanan  &  Co.  (and  plumbers),  6  West  bst 

Coyle  John  (and  gasfitter),  2  and  1 4  William  street 

Daskin  &>  Co.,  (and  gasfitters),  27  Hamilton  street 

Gibb  John,  31  Hamilton  street 

Little  Robert,  1 1  East  Quay  lane 

Longwill  Robert,  9  Hamilton  street 

Shaw  Thomas,  Shaw  street  and  New  Dock  lane 

BREWERS. 

Black   P.   &    A.  (and  maltsters)  Holmscroft  Brewery, 

Captain  street 
Greenock  Brewery  Co  ,  39  Nicholson  street 

BUILDERS  AND  MASONS. 

Campbell  James,  30  Crawfurd  street 
Cram  &  Taylor,  60  Roxburgh  street 
Lang  Robert,  5  Tobago  street 
M'Donald  Hector,  5  Kelly  street 
M'Kechnie  John,  8  Watt  street 
Nicol  Charles,  36  Crawfurd  street 
Taylor  James,  1  Arthur  street 
Thomson  Thomas,  4  Kilblain  street 
Thomson  Samuel,  Mount  Pleasant  street 

BRICKLAYER. 

Paterson  Malcolm,  5  Mearns  street 

CABINETMAKERS  AND  UPHOLSTERERS. 

Archibald  &  Crawford,  2  West  Blackhall  street 
Blair  Robert,  Victoria  buildings,  7  West  Blackhall  st 
Breckenridge  Thomas,  15  West  Blackhall  street 
Cameron  Archibald,  6  East  Shaw  street 
Cunningham    Robert   (and    paper    hanger),    16    West 

Blackhall  street 
Lang  Robert,  1  Bank  street 

M'Naught  Thomas,  6  Albert  place,  W%pt  Blackhall  st 
M'Pherson  Peter,  30  West  Burn  street 
Rougvie  Jas.  (and  funeral  undertaker),  12  Bearhope  st 
Rougvie  John  M'D.  (and  funeral  undertaker),  Melville 

court,  Hamilton  street 
Service  Archibald,  24  Hamilton  street 
Shaw  William,  14  Hamilton  street 


178  DIRECTORY. 


1 

CARVERS  AND  GILDERS. 

Allan  J.  &  Lawrie,  54  Rue-end  street 

Christie  Peter  &  Co.,  Shaw  place  * 

Lawrie  &>  Fleming,  1  Bank  street 

CHEMISTS  AND    DRUGGISTS. 

Alexander  James,  9  West  Blackhall  street 
Broadfoot  Robert,  29  Sugarhouse  lane 
Dyer  Hugh  M.,  6  Inverkip  street 
Ferguson  Alexander,  IS  Hamilton  street 
Galbraith  John,  63  Rue-end  street 
Greenock  Apothecaries'  Co.  (and  aerated  water  manu- 
facturers), 28  Hamilton  street 
Kirk  Robert,  57  Shaw  street 
M'Call  Mrs,  2  Rue-end  street 
Watson  Matthew,  27  Hamilton  street 
White  John,  30  Hamilton  street 

CHIMNEY  SWEEPER. 

Wright  William,  7  Cowgate  street 

CHINA,  GLASS,  AND  EARTHENWARE  DEALERS. 

Bryen  John  0-,  61  Vennel 

Hyslop  Edward,  (and  wholesale),  28  Hamilton  street 

Sharp  William,  46  Cathcart  street 

CIVIL  ENGINEER. 

Jamieson   Robert,   (land   surveyor  and  measurer),    46 
Cathcart  street 

CLOTHIERS   AND  OUTFITTERS, 

Archibald  Mrs,  Anderson  place,  14  Cathcart  street 

Baillie  James  (and  oilskin  maker),  42  Shaw  street 

Benzie  James,  19  Cathcart  street,  and  6  East  breast 

Campbell  John,  14  Hamilton  street 

Geerekes  Augustus,  27  Shaw  street 

Laird  William,  16  William  street 

Moody  M.  &  Co.,  18  Hamilton  street 

Morrison  &  Smith,  7  William  street 

M' Arthur  James,  23  Arthur  street 

M'Kinnis  Mrs,  11  William  street 

M'Kellar  Duncan,  3  William  street 


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DIRECTORY.  179 


M'Neill  Mrs  John,  52  Shaw  street 
Pattison  James,  14  Cathcart  street 
Ritchie  John,  5  William  street 

COACH  AM)  HORSE  HIRERS. 

Crookshanks  Joseph,  41  West  Blackball  street 
^acconnel  &  King,  White  Hart  stables,  Cathcart  sq. 
Macdonald  James,  Tontine  Hotel,  34  Cathcart  street 
M'Farlane  Donald,  I  Jamaica  street. 

COAL  MERCHANTS  AND  AGENTS. 

Baird  R.  &  Son  (iron  and  lime),  56  Rue-end  street 

Brodie  George  28  Vennel 

Brjmner  D.  &  G.  (coke,  brick,  and  lime),  15  East  Quay 

lane.     Lime  yard,  head  of  Dry  dock 
Campbell  John,  coal  depot.  Arthur  street 
Campbell  Norman,  Harvie  lane 
Carron  John,  Smith's  lane 
Carrol  William,  10  Longwell  close 
Clachar  Thomas,  42  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Clark  John  38  Inverkip  street 
Craig  Thomas,  8  Hamilton  street 
Currie  Mrs,  30  East  Shaw  street 
Darroch  John,  44  Dalrymple  street 
Drummond  William,  5  New  Dock  lane 
Fergus  James,  9  West  breast 
Fergus  James,  jun.,  9  West  breast 
Govan  Coal  depot,  5  Chapel  street.    David  Riddell,  agt 
Henry  Robert,  35  West  Blackhall  street 
Hyndman  James,  46  Vennel 

Lauder  John  (and  brick  and  lime),  3  Dellingburn  st 
M'Dougall  Isaac,  1  Bearhope  street 
M'Callum  Norman,  Harvie  lane 
Mories  &  Nicol,  5  East  India  breast 
M'Fie  John,  6  Buccleuch  street 
Porter  Mrs  Robert,  4  Springkell  street 
Raff  George,  41  Cathcart  street 
Warden  William,  22  Cathcart  street 
White  Peter,  5  Shannon's  close 

CONFECTIONERS  AND  PASTRY  BAKERS. 

Collins  John,  36  Cathcart  street 


J80  DIRECTORY. 


Cuthbertson  D.  &  T..  44  Hamilton  street 
Gait  Peter,  (and  cook,)  13  Hamilton  street 
Glover  John,  (and  cook),  37  Hamilton  street 
Gilchrist  Miss  Margaret,  Railway  station 
Hardie  James..  67  Rue-end  street 
Henry  Mrs  J.,  5  West  Blackhall  street 
Higgins  A.,  11  Cathcart  street 
M'tyuistan  Findlay,  31  Cathcart  street 
Weddell  Miss,  Steamboat  quay 
Wilson  Misses,  12  Ann  street 
Wyse  James  &  Son,  29  Hamilton  street 

CONTRACTORS. 

Barnard  James,  18  Union  street 
Crawford  James,  8  Virginia  street 
Moore  Andrew,  1  William  street 
Walker  John,  sen.,  2  Laird  street 

COOPERS. 
(  Those  marked  thus  *  are  also  Fish-  Curers. ) 

Baxter  Robert,  6  Kilblain  street 

Buchanan  Robert  M.,  18  Charles  street 

Carmichael  &  Young,  Arthur  street 

*Chisholm  &  Co.,  12  Charles  street 

Cowan  &  Dick  (and  provisions),  3  Bogle  street 

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

Gray  &  Rodger,  52  Rue-end  street 

Gruer  John  &  Son,  13  Taylor's  close 

Jamieson  Arthur,  24  Crawfurd  street 

*Kelso  M-  &  D.,  6  New  Dock  breast 

Lyle  Abram  &  Sons  (and  stave  merchants),  6  Nicholson 

street 
♦Malcolm  &  Co.,  3  East  Shaw  street 
*M'Lean  John,  &  Co.,  16  Charles  street 
*Todd  John,  16  West  Burn  street 
Wilson  James,  27  West  Burn  street 

COPI'ER  MERCHANTS. 

Vivian  &  Sons,  41  Rue-end  street 

CORK  CUTTERS. 

M'Fie  John,  15  William  street 


DIRECTORY.  181 


M'Intyre  Andrew,  23  Venn  el 
Sinclair  &  Co.,  8  Manse  lane 
Smith  A.  &  Co.,  8  Cross-shore  street 
Taylor  Daniel,  55  Sbaw  street 
Taylor  Malcolm,  55  Shaw  street 

CUTLERS  AND  GUNSMITHS. 

Adam  John,  2  Sir  Michael  street 

Campbell  William  (and  fishing  rod  maker),  32  Cathcart 

street 
Martin  John,  37  Shaw  street 
Twigg  Edward,  33  Hamilton  street 

DRAPERS,  &c. 

Blair  &  Allison,  (and  clothiers),  6  Hamilton  street 

Brown  James,  jr.,  &  Co.,  15  Hamilton  street 

Cowan  &  Laurie,  4  Hamilton  street,  and  10  Cathcart  sq. 

Fleming  Alexander,  2  Hamilton  street 

Hinmers  George  (and  clothier  and  milliner),  5  Cathcart 

square 
Mackie  James  (and  clothier),  27  Cathcart  street 
Millar  William  &  Co.,  38  Hamilton  street 
M'Ewan  Charles,  7  Market  street 
Nicol  &  West,  3  West  Blackhall  street 
Park  William,  7  Hamilton  street 
Richmond  Hugh,  24  Cathcart  street 
Scott  &  Anderson,  2  West  Blackhall  street 
Scott  Henry,  8  Hamilton  steeet 
Smith  W.  &  R.  &  Co.,  6  Cathcart  square 

DRESSMAKERS. 
(See  also  Milliners  and  Dressmakers.) 

Aitken  Miss  Janet,  28  West  Blackhall  street 
Alexander  Miss  Agnes,  13  West  Blackhall  street 
Andrew  Misses,  36  West  Burn  street 
Boyd  Miss,  13  West  Blackhall  street 
Brown  Mrs  Margaret,  35  Cathcart  street 
Campbell  Miss  Elizabeth,  9  Cowgate  street 
Chalmers  Miss,  8  Watt  street 
Clarie  Miss,  35  Hamilton  street 
Clark  Miss,  32  Regent  street 
Clark  Miss,  29  Brougham  street 


182  DIRECTORY. 


Denny  Miss,  33  East  Regent  street 

Drurnmond  Miss,  1  Watson's  lane 

Ferguson  Miss  W.,  33  Hamilton  street 

Forsyth  Miss  Janet,  10  Kilblain  street 

Fullarton  Miss,  4  Kilblain  street 

Fyfe  Mrs  James,  16  Tobago  street 

Haldane  Mrs  John,  12  West  Biackhall  street 

Hunter  Miss,  39  Ann  street 

Hutcheson  Misses,  I  Nicholson  street 

Kennedy  Miss  Mary  Anne,  1  Manse  lane 

Kerr  Miss,  12  Tobago  street 

King  Miss,  4  Nicholson  street 

Millar  Miss,  16  Sir  Michael  street 

Molland  Miss,  51  Rue-end  street 

Munn  Miss  Janet,  1  Manse  lane 

M' Bride  Mrs,  6  Antigua  street 

M'Kenzie  Mrs  (boys'),  12  Tobago  street 

M'Lellan  Misses,  12  Tobago  street 

M'Neil  Miss,  60  Roxburgh  street 

Poison  Miss,  27  Nicholson  street 

Paul  Misses,  21  Sugarhouse  lane 

Porter  Miss,  3  Tobago  street 

Sabiston  Miss  Jane,  34  Crawfurd  street 

Stewart  Miss,  13  Nicholson  street 

Stewart  Mrs,  32  Hamilton  street 

Tough  Miss  Isabella,  36  Hamilton  street 

DYERS  AND  RENOVATORS. 

Gibson  Alexander,  14  West  Burn  street 
Houston  Robert  (and  woollen  manufacturer),  34  Ha- 
milton street 

ENGINEERS,  MACHINE  MAKERS  AND  FOUNDERS. 
Caird  &  Co.,  8  Arthur  st.,  and  14  Main  St.,  Cartsdyke 
Hastie  John  (and  smith),  6  East  Stewart  street 
Johnston  A.  &  W  ,  Baker  street 

Macnab  &   Clark,  Shaws  Water  foundry,  Ingleston  rd 
Scott,  Sinclair  &  Co-  (and  brassfounders),  East  Stewart 

street 
Smith  William  &  Co.,  94  East  Hamilton  street 

FELT  MANUFACTURERS. 

Greenock  Felt  Work  Co.,  East  Hamilton  street 


DIRECTORY.  183 


Lennox  John  &  Co.,  29  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

FISH  AND  OIL  MERCHANTS. 

Hunter  John,  17  Charles  street 
Thorn  William,  20  Hamilton  street 

FISHMONGERS. 

Allan  Edward,  25  Charles  street 

Gallacher  William,  fish  market,  and  35  Hamilton  st 

Kelly  William,  fish  market,  and  41  Hamilton  street 

FLESHERS. 

Andrew  John,  13  Cathcart  street 

Arbuckle  G.  &  M.,  1  Albert  place,  West  Blackhall  st 

Arbuthnot  Mrs  Elizabeth,  1  Stanners  street 

Beith  James,  17  Hamilton  street 

Bain  John,  8  East  Shaw  street 

Bowers  Andrew,  9  Cowgate  street 

Dimond  Charles,  15  Vennel 

Docherty  Daniel,  47  Shaw  street 

Fleming  James,  23  Arthur  street 

Millar  W.  &  A.,  16  Cartsburn  street 

Milligan  John,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Morrison  James,  7  West  Blackhall  street 

M'Callum  Alexander,  31  Roxburgh  street 

M'Cann  Charles,  16  Hamilton  street 

M* Donald  Robert,  33  Hamilton  street 

M' Isaac  Alexander,  13  West  Blackhall  street 

M'Innes  Angus,  10  East  Quay  lane 

M'Kechnie  Allan,  16  West  Blackball  street,  and  53 

Rue-end  street 
O'Donnell  James,  49  Shaw  street 
Scott  John,  37  Cathcart  street 
Scott  Thomson,  43  Hamilton  street 
Smith  Alexander,  flesh  market,  Market  street 
Sweeney  Ambrose,  5  William  street 
Sweeney  Charles,  25  Rue-end  street 
Taylor,  R.  &  D.,  47  Hamilton  street 
Walker  David,  33  West  Burn  street 
Walker  Robert  S.,  6  Sir  Michael  st.  and  39  Shaw  st 

FRUITERERS. 

Burns  Alexander,  2  William  street 


184  DIRECTORY. 


Skinner  Mrs  George,  28  Cathcart  street 

FURNISHING  WAREHOUSE  KEEPERS. 

Carrick  Miss,  38  Hamilton  street 

Hutchison  Miss,  95  Regent  street 

M'Gregor  Miss  E.,  24  Hamilton  street 

MacAusland,  Robert,  (and  hosier),  4  xllbert  place,  West 

Blackhall  street 
M'Kenzie  Roderick,  25  East  Shaw  street 
M'Lachlan  Mrs,  5  East  Shaw  street 
M'Naughtan  Mrs,  30  Ann  street 
Orr  Mrs  A.,  16  West  Blackhall  street 
Scott  Miss  E.,  39  Cathcart  street 

GARDENERS. 

Allan  Robert,  41  Vennel 

Bain  George,  3  Ann  street 

Baird  Robert,  13  West  Blackhall  street 

Ban*  James,  41  Union  street 

Barr  John,  25  West  Blackhall  street 

Borthwick  Mrs  John,  10  Hamilton  street 

Burns  John,  37  Crawfurd  street 

Campbell  James,  L  Newark  street 

Ferguson  Mrs  James,  21  Charles  street 

Fulton  James,  Kilbirnie  cottage 

Jamieson  James,  5  Sir  Michael  street 

Jamieson  Robert,  senior,  2  Newark  street 

Jamieson  William,  2  Newark  street 

Kilpatrick  James,  26  West  Burn  street 

Livingstone  John,  26  Vennel 

Love  Mrs  John,  2  Newark  street 

Millar  Charles,  Auchindarroch 

M'Dougall  Lachlan,  65  Ann  street 

M'Intyre  Duncan,  44  Ann  street 

M'Kelvie  John,  8  Cathcart  street 

M'Kenzie  Wm,  Bogston,  Port- Glasgow  road 

Paton  James,  Bogston,  Port-Glasgow  road 

Sheridan  Joseph,  23  West  Burn  street 

Tiller j  Andrew  (and  botanist),  16  East  Quay  lane 

Wood  John,  13  East  Quay  lane 

GLAZIERS 

M'Gregor  &  M'Donald,  15  Charles  street 


DIRECTORY.  185 


Paterson  Alexander,  15  Cathcart  street 

GRAIN  MERCHANTS. 

Anderson  William,  (and  wholesale  grocer),  Watt  place 

Stores,  Customhouse  place 
Chalmers  Alexander,  67  Rue-end  street 
Liddell  William  J.,  1  East  Quay  lane 
Muir  Allan,  sen.,  15  Kelly  street 
M'Farlane,  Wm.,  23  Tobago  street 
Newton  &  Co.,  Customhouse  place 
Niven  Thomas,  17  East  Quay  lane 
Eonald  Robert,  Customhouse  place 


GROCERS. 

Adam  James,  7  East  Shaw  street 

Adam  Miss  H.,  20  Ann  street 

Alexander  Mrs,  11  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Algie  Andrew,  12  Hamilton  street 

Algie  James,  7  East  Quay  lane  and  24  Shaw  street 

Algie  Matthew,  17  Cathcart  street 

Anderson  Alexander,  34  Hamilton  street 

Anderson  Neil,  44  Inverkip  street 

Anderson  William,  29  Cathcart  street  and  68  Vennel 

Arrol  William,  5  Vennel 

Baxter  William,  1 1  Market  street 

Bell  Hugh,  55  Shaw  street 

Bell  John,  (and  provision),  13  West  Blackhall  street 

Beith  Thomas,  11  Cartsburn  street 

Black  Daniel,  35  Shaw  street 

Black  John,  10  Cross-shore  street 

Boyd  William,  28  Tobago  street 

Boyle  Mrs  James,  5  Vennel 

Brannagan  John,  32  Vennel 

Brown  James,  20  West  Blackhall  street 

Brown  James,  94  East  Hamilton  street 

Brown  Mrs  James,  18  Vennel 

Bunting  James,  1  Stanners  street 

Calder  Mrs,  13  Tobago  street 

Cameron  Duncan,  24  Tobago  street 

Cameron  Kenneth,  7  Dalrymple  street 

Campbell  Duncan,  37  Hamilton  street 

Campbell  Peter,  12  Dalrymple  street 


186  DIRECTORY. 


Campbell  Mrs  John,  45  Main  street,  Cartsdjke 
Campbell  Mrs  John,  27  Market  street 
Campbell  Mrs  Margaret,  3  Manse  lane 
Carmichael  Donald  4  Kilblain  street 
Cassels  L.  S.,  19  Hamilton  street 
Cassels  Robert,  26  Hamilton  street 
Chalmers  Alexander,  (and  wholesale),  67  Rue-end  street 
Clark  Archibald,  6  Crawfurd  street 
Clark  Peter,  Drumfrochar  road 
Clark  Mrs,  9  Kilblain  street 
Couper  Margaret,  5  Main  street,  Cartsdjke 
Craig  Mrs  Walter,  43  Inverkip  street 
Crow  Mrs,  31  Charles  street 
Crawford  William,  16  West  Blackhall  street 
Darroch  Dugald,  19  Brougham  street 
Davidson  David,  19  Sir  Michael  street 
Davidson  Mrs  William,  5  Hamilton  street 
Denny  John,  35  Main  street,  Cartsdjke 
Donaldson  Mrs,  18  Mearns  street 
Douglas  John,  57  Main  street,  Cartsdjke 
Douglas  William,  17  Ann  street 
Douglas  Miss  Annabella,  48  Shaw  street 
Drummond  Robert,  26  Ann  street 
Duncan  Mrs  Robert,  16  Cathcart  street 
Dunn  Andrew,  25  Rue-end  street 
Ewing  James,  32  Dalrjmple  street 
Ewing  William,  8  Inverkip  street 
Farquhar  George  (and  wholesale),  41  Hamilton  street 
Ferguson  Charles,  21  Market  street 
Ferguson  John,  31  Dalrjmple  street 
Ferguson  Mrs  William,  28  Shaw  street 
Foster  John,  53  Vennel 
Fraser  A.  C,  21  Main  street,  Cartsdjke 
Gall  John,  31  Roxburgh  street 
Galbraith  Thomas,  25  East  Shaw  street- 
Gardner  John,  34  Vennel 
Gibb  John,  21  Ljnedoch  street 
Gibb  Miss  Mary,  8  Antigua  street 
Gilchrist  Peter,  35  Shaw  street 
Graham  Mrs,  10  East  Quaj  lane 
Graj  David,  Ladjburn 
Hard j  Mrs  John,  Ingleston  road 


DIRECTORY.  187 


Hair  James,  5  Cowgate  street 

Hall  Mrs  A.,  3  Manse  lane 

Henderson  Robert,  69  Roxburgh  street 

Hutcheson  George,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdykc 

Jamieson  John,  21  Dalrymple  street 

Keith,  Campbell  &  Co.,  63  Rue-end  street 

Kelly  William,  9  William  street 

Kennedy  Hugh,  42  Cathcart  street 

Lang  John,  25  Dalrymple  street 

Lang  Miss  Janet,  6  Chapel  street 

Leith  John,  41  Ann  street 

Lusk  Robert  (wholesale),  14  Charles  street 

Lennon  Mrs  P.,  22  Tobago  street 

Liston  Robert,  38  Shaw  street 

Logan  Steven,  45  Shaw  street 

Logan  Mrs  William,  22  Dalrymple  street 

Marshall  William,  27  Hamilton  street 

Mason  John,  49  Roxburgh  street 

Macfie,  Graham  &  Co.,  12  William  street 

Millar  Mrs  Thomas,  40  Crawfurd  street 

Minto  George,  8  East  Shaw  street 

Moody  Allan,  42  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Morrison  George,  39  Hamilton  street 

Munro  M.,  10  and  20  Cartsburn  street 

M'Allister  William,  17  Shaw  street 

M'Arthur  Hugh,  35  Hamilton  street 

M'Ausland  John,  7  Tobago  street 

M'Call  Archibald  (and  wholesale  and  baker),  23  Hamil- 
ton street 

M'Call  Dugald,  9  Cathcart  street 

M'Call  Duncan,  24  Tobago  street 

M'Callum  Miss  Catherine,  10  East  Shaw  street 

M'Cutcheon  Hugh,  26  Arthur  street 

Macdermott  Alexander,  1 1  Rue-end  street 

M'Fadyen  Mrs  Dugald,  6  West  Stewart  street 

M'Farlane  John  A.  (and  wine  merchant),  8  West 
Blackhall  street 

M'Farlane  Mary,  8  Ana  street 

M'Gilp  Elizabeth,  66  Vennel 

M'Innes  John,  29  Regent  street 

M'Innes  Mrs,  12  West  Blackhall  street 

M'Intyre  Daniel,  42  Dalrymple  street 


188  DIRECTORY. 


M'lver  Robert,  46  Shaw  street,  and  44  Hamilton  st. 

Mackail  James,  45  Hamilton  street 

Mackail  Thomas,  28  Dalrymple  street 

M'Kay  J.,  29  Vennel 

M'Kelvie  Miss  M.,  39  Ann  street 

M'Kinnon  Mrs,  7  Smith's  lane 

M'Kirdy  John,  62  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Latchie  Mrs,  42  Inverkip  street 

M'Lean  John,  22  John  street 

M'Millan  Miss,  19  Arthur  street 

M'Pherson  J.,  34  Dalrymple  street 

M'Murrich  Matthew,  Armadale  buildings,  Back  walks 

M« Naught  John,  Victoria  Buildings,  7  West  Blackhall 

street 
M'Pherson  John,  44  Inverkip  street 
M'Pherson  J.,  34  Dalrymple  street 
M'Queen  Daniel,  2  Dalrymple  street 
Orr  Robert,  65  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Orr  Miss,  5  York  street 
Paterson  John,  18  Tobago  street 
Paterson  Mrs  Archibald,  5  East  Shaw  street 
Rankin  Alexander,  26  East  Shaw  street 
Reid  Duncan,  42  Hamilton  street 
Reid  John,  jun.,  59  Venne  1 
Ritchie  Hugh,  42  Inverkip  street 
Ritchie  Hugh,  35  Cathcart  street 
Sheddan  Mrs,  36  Shaw  street 
Small  Mrs  Charles,  5  York  street 
Smith  Mrs,  9  Kilblain  street 
Scott  Ivie,  9  West  Blackhall  street 
Scott  Peter,  12  Sir  Michael  street 
Scott  Robert,  2  Inverkip  street 
Scott  Mrs  James,  3  West  Stewart  street 
Scott  Mrs,  18  Dalrymple  street 
Shankland  Mrs,  9  Kilblain  street 
Shaw  Neil,  43  Dalrymple  street 
Shearer  Alexander,  52  Shaw  street 
Steel   H.  &  W.,  27  Cathcart  street 
Todd  Mrs  Margaret,  5  Dellingburn  street 
Walker  James,  Finnieston,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Wilson  Edward  (and  salt  merchant),  13  Market  street 
Wilson  John,  15  Hamilton  street 


DIRECTORY.  189 

Young  William,  sen.,  43  Hamilton  street 

GROCERS  AND   SPIRIT  DEALERS. 

Arbuckle  John,  34  Shaw  street 
Gall  David,  6  Sir  Michael  street 
John  Mrs  James,  21  Ann  street 
Johnston  Mrs  James,  21  Ann  street 
Ljon  Mrs  A.,  2  Tobago  street 
Munn  Robert,  8  Smith's  lane 
Shand  Miss  E„  17  Stanners  street 
Scott  Miss,  4  Cowgate  street 
Sinclair  John,  44  Shaw  street 
Whiteford  Robert,  13  Rue-end  street 

HAIR-DRESSERS. 

Brown  Alexander  (and  perfumer),  2  Cathcart  square 

Cochrane  Andrew,  27  Sugarhouse  lane 

Doig  Alexander,  1 1  East  breast 

Johnston  John,  42  Vennel 

M'Kay  John,  1  Charles  street 

M'Millan  John,  6  Watson's  lane 

Nisbet  George  (and  perfumer),  13  William  street 

Watson  Frederick,  30  Dalrymple  street 

Wishart  Thomas,  2  Cross-shore  street 

Wilson  John,  7  Vennel 

HATTERS. 

Bradley  George  (and  cap  manufacturer),  31  Cathcart  st 

Craig  George,  40  Cathcart  street 

Fulton  James,  10  William  street 

MacFarlan  James,  26  Hamilton  street 

M'Farlan  &  Co.,  49  Cathcart  street 

Neilson  John,  43  Cathcart  street 

Sutherland  Alexander,  40  Cathcart  street 

HOSIERS. 

Aitken  J.  &>  J.,  30  West  Burn  street 

Anderson  Hugh  (and  glover),  38  Hamilton  street 

Anderson  William,  40  Cathcart  street 

Brown  James,  39  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Campbell  Duncan,  13  Tobago  street 

Houston  Robert,  16  Cartsburn  street 


190  DIRECTORY. 


M'llwraith  William  (and  shirtmaker),  6  West  Black- 
hall  street 
M'llwraith  Miss,  23  Hamilton  street 

INN  AND  HOTEL  KEEPERS. 

Bunten  Mrs  Thomas,  White  Hart  inn,  50  Cathcart  st 
Miller  Thomas,  George  Inn,  3  East  breast 
Macdonald  James,  Tontine  hotel,  34  Cathcart  street 
M'Cammond  David,  Wheat  Sheaf  inn,  4  Church  place 
M'Chlery  William  F.,  Railway  hotel,  29  Cathcart  st 
Robertson  John,  Golden  Bull  inn,  55  Shaw  street 
Wallace  Mrs  Wm ,  Buck  Head  inn,  25  Hamilton  street 

INN  AND  TAVERN  KEEPERS. 

Brown  Duncan  (Garrick),  42  Cathcart  street 
Cameron  Donald  (Gardeners'  Arms),  14  Market  street, 

and  5  Manse  lane 
Campbell  Mrs  Alexander  (Steamboat),  2  East  breast 
Davies  Arthur  (Albion),  4  William  street 
Donald  Mrs  Wm.  (Cappielow  inn),  Port-Glasgow  road 
Drysdale  Mrs  David  (Ardgowan),  20  Sugarhouse  lane 
Duncan  Colin  (Rothesay),  11  East  breast 
Gillies  Alexander  (Rose  and  Thistle),  5  West  breast 
Harris  Mrs  Thomas  (Museum),  9  William  street 
James  Mrs  Mary,  (Glasgow,)  8  East  breast 
Mitchell  James,  (Leith  and  Kincardine),  7  East  breast 
M'Fie  Grace  (Buteshire),  2  William  street 
M'Kelvie  W.  F.,  (Burns),  12  Hamilton  street 
Preston  John,  (Eagle  inn),  39  Rue-end  street 
Stewart  James,  Vine  tavern  and  reading  room,  7  Vennel 
Turner  Mrs  Ann,  (Royal  Oak),  2  Cross-shore  street 
Taylor  Mrs,  (Commercial  inn),  2  East  Quay  lane 
Winton  Robert,  (James  Watt  inn),  6  William  street 

INSURANCE  AGENTS. 

(  See  Appendix. ) 

IRON  MERCHANTS. 

Allan  George  &  Sons,  Clyde  forge,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Baird  Robert  &  Son,  56  Rue-end  street 
Greenock  Iron  Co  ,  6  and  7  Customhouse  place 
Kidston  A.  G.,  Virginia  street 


DIRECTORY.  191 


M'Callum  James  (and  nail  manufacturers),  55  Shaw  st. 
Reyburn  Robert  &  Co.,  5  Dellingburn  street 

IRONMONGERS. 

Boag  Thomas,  Victoria  buildings,  7  West  Blackhall  st. 
Campbell  Robert  N.,  (and  general  house  furnishings),  7 

Cathcart  street 
Ferguson  Mrs  John  (and  ship  chandler),  5  East  breast 
Fraser  Campbell  &  Co.  (and  nail  manufacturers),  10 

William  street 
Fyfe  &  Yeo  (and  ship  chandlers),  5  William  street,  and 

4  East  breast 
Honeyman  &  Campbell  (and  wholesale),  2  Cathcart  sq. 
M'Farlane  John,  16  Cathcart  street 
Shearer  Alexander,  9  William  street 

LATHSPLITTERS. 

Crichton  Archibald,  35  West  Burn  street 
Pearson  James,  St  Andrew's  square 
M'Pherson  John,  14  Market  street 

MANUFACTURERS  (MISCELLANEOUS. ) 

i£ rated  Water  Company,  6  Charles  st.  and  5  Kilblain  st 
Aitken  Robert  (candle),  15  Charles  street 
Allan  George  &  Sons  (iron),  Clyde  Forge,  Port-Glas- 
gow road 
Fairlie  &  Moore,  Dyewood  Mill,  16  Baker  street 
Fleming,  Reid  &  Co.,  Shaws  Water  worsted  mill 
Gray  James  and  Co.,  paper  makers,  Overton  paper  mills 
Greenock  Spinning  Company,  Drumfrochar  road,  and 

83  Hutcheson  street,  Glasgow 
Ketterer,  Currie  and  Co.  (clock),  26  Crawfurd  street 
M'Crae  Daniel  (sheep  smearing  grease),  44  Dalrymple  st 
Poynter  John,  chemist  and  drysalter,  18  Baker  street 
Robinson  &  Niven,  drysalters  and  soap  manufacturers, 

Greenock  Soap  works,  31  Market  street 
Shirley  T.  &  Co.  (earthenware),   Greenock  potteries, 

Port-Glasgow  road 
Williamson  William  (currier,  machinery  belt  and  en- 
gine hose),  Harvie  lane 
Wingate  &  Co.  (chemical),  Baker  street 


192  DIRECTORY. 


MEDICAL  BOTANISTS. 

Allen  J    R  ,  31  Charles  street 
Hume  William,  27  Sugarhouse  lane 
Johnston  Daniel,  3  Kilblain  street 

MERCHANTS,  SHIPOWNERS,  COMMISSION  &  SHIP  AGENTS. 
(  See  also  Steam  Packet  Agents. ) 

Adam  Archibald,  1  Cathcart  street 

Alexander  James,  1  Union  court,  West  Quay  head 

Baine  &  Johnston,  5  West  Blackhall  street 

Balderston  David,  69  Regent  street 

Blair  George,  Ford  cottage,  Patrick  street 

Campbell  Alexander,  2  West  Quay  lane 

Campbell  Anderson  &  Co.,  2  Shaw  street 

Campbell  Neil,  Greenbank  Mills 

Carmichael  Andrew,  of  John  Haddow  &  Co.,  Bank  top 

Carmichael  James,  of  Greenock  Brewery  Co.,  39  Nichol- 
son street 

Carmichael  John  H.,  Bank  top 

Connal  Ebenezer,  &  Co.,  2  Shannon's  close 

Crawford  William,  66  Union  street 

Cumming  J.  B.,  2  West  quay 

Cunningham  John  &  Co.,  16  William  street 

Cuthbert  Robert,  1  Watt  place 

Dalgleish  George,  10  Trinidad  place,  Eldon  street 

Dunlop  Robert,  1 1  Sugarhouse  lane 

Dunlop  Robert,  38  West  Blackhall  street 

Eccles,  Templeton  &  Co.,  4  Church  place 

Ewing,  Angus  &  Co.,  4  Bogle  street 

Ewing  Robert  &  Co.,  4  Bogle  street 

Ferguson  &  Co.,  50  Inverkip  street 

Ferguson  D.  &  Co.,  6  Charles  street 

Foulds  &  Bone  (and  provision  merchants),  1 1  Sugar- 
house  lane 

Gray  &  Buchanan,  24  Bogle  street 

Grieve  James  J.,  9  Jamaica  street 

Haddow  John  &  Co.  (and  wood  merchants),  62  Main 
street,  Cartsdyke 

Hamilton  Capt.  Jas.,  Ship  bank,  43  East  Regent  st 

Hamilton  John,  Villa  marina,  18  Eldon  street 

Hamlin  Thomas  &  Co.,  2  West  Quay 

Hercus  Peter  (and  provision),  2  West  Quay  lane 


DIRECTORY.  193 


Hunter  James  &  Co.,  41  Rue-end  street 

Hunter  Thomas  0.,  and  Lloyd's  agent  for  Clyde,  10 
William  street 

Jamieson  Robert  &  Co.,  23  Cathcart  street 

Johnstone  A.  R.,  Holmscroft  house 

Johnston  David,  of  Gouroch  Bopework  Co.,  44  Union  st 

Ker  Alan  (and  agent  for  City  of  Glasgow  Bank),  46 
Cathcart  street 

Kerr  Archibald,  West  breast 

Kerr  John,  4  West  Quay 

Kerrs  &  M'Bride,  West  Quay  head 

Kincaid  Thomas,  Quarry  bank,  5  Eldon  street 

Kircaldy  William,  34  Eldon  street 

Knox  Robert,  jun.,  Glasgow.     House,  West  Bank,  2 
Margaret  street 

Lang  James  Innes,  10  Brougham  street 

Leitch  Arthur  0.  (and  bonded  warehouse),  4  West  qy 

Lindsay  Andrew,  Greenock  Spinning  Co.,  Prospect  hill 

Lindsay  William  &  Co.,  Excise  buildings 

Little  James  &  Co.,  Excise  buildings 

Little  Robert,  Excise  buildings 

Mann  &  Sutherland,  1  and  3  East  Quay  lane 

Martin  &  Co.,  8  William  street 
elvin  William  &  Co.,  5  Market  street 

Miller  John  &  Co.,  5  West  quay 

Millar  Robert,  41  Union  street 

Muir  Richard,  16  Kelly  street 

Munro  Andrew  &  Co., "5  West  quay 

Macaulay  John,  Bellevue,  17  Eldon  street 

Macaulay  Thomas,  Bellevue,  17  Eldon  street 

MacCunn  John,  Excise  buildings 

Macfarlane,  Brown  &  Co.,  4  Customhouse  place 

Mackay  J.  F.,  2  Open  shore 

M*  Alpine  Duncan,  4  Forsyth  street 

M'Donald  Donald,  21  Ardgowan  square 

M'Farlane  John  G  ,  29  Brougham  street 

M'Farlane  Graham,  of  Greenock  Brewery  Co.t  39  Ni- 
cholson street 

Macfie,  Graham  &  Co.,  12  William  street 

M'Intyre  William,  7  East  quay  lane 

M*Iver  Alexander,  Rosemount 

M'Kenzie  Archibald,  1  West  quay 


194  DIRECTORY, 


M'Larty  Donald  &  Co.,  Excise  buildings 

M'Lellan  James  &  Co.,  14  Cathcart  street 

M'Millan  Colin,  43  Cathcart  street 

M'Morland  Robert  S.,  19  Cathcart  street 

Macnaughtan  Peter,  Glen  park,  19  Eldon  street 

Newton  James  &  Co.,  2  Open  shore 

Orr  William,  8  Cross-shore  street 

Oughterson  George  (metal),  17  Cathcart  street 

Pattens  &  Co.,  Baker  street 

Robertson  Robert  W.,  Anderson  place,  14  Cathcart  st 

Rodger  Alexander,  4  Brougham  street 

Rodger  John,  jun.",  35  West  Stewart  street 

Ross,  Corbett  &  Co.,  2  Shannon's  close 

Russell  Alexander,  44  Brougham  street 

Scott  John  &  Sons,  50  Dalrymple  street 

Shankland  D.  &  Co.,  21  Cathcart  street 

Shankland  Robert,  1  Watt  place 

Stewart  Andrew  &  Co.,  55  Cathcart  street 

Stewart  James  &  William,  10  and  12  West  Burn  st 

Stewart  John  M.,  55  Rue-end  street 

Stuart  Alexander,  10  Shaw  street 

Todd  George  &  Co.,  21  Shaw  street 

Turner  Coll  James,  15  West  Blackhall  street 

Weir  Duncan  &  Co.,  67  Rue-end  street 

Wilson  John,  3  Trafalgar  street 

Wilson  William  W.,  52  Union  street 

MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS. 

Campbell  and  Gillespie,  3  Bank  street 

Shearer  William  (and  sheriff  officer),  49  Cathcart  st 

MIDWIVES. 
Calder  Mrs,  56  Vennel 
Eason  Mrs,  67  Rue-end  street 
Menzies  Mrs,  9  Duncan  street 
M'Gregor  Mrs,  11  Cross-shore  street 
Paterson  Mrs,  8  Tobago  street 

MILLERS. 

Deer  Park  Mill  Co.  (and  grain  merchants),  Deer  Park 

Mills,  7  Baker  street 
Greenbank   Mills  Co.  (rice),   Drumfrochar  road — Neil 

Campbell,  manager 


DIRECTORY.  195 


Hector  James,  8  East  Stewart  street 

Hill  Matthew  (and  grain  merchant),  Bogle  street  and 

Princes  street 
Kennedy  Alexander,  Cartsburn  mill 
Brodie    John   (and   grain   merchant),    Bakers'    Mill, 

Baker  street 
M'Kenzie  and  Walker  (and  grain  merchants),  Delling- 

burn  square 
Service  Walter,  Deer  Park  Mills,  Baker  street 

MILLINERS  AND  DRESSMAKERS. 
(  See  also  Dressmakers. ) 

Banks  Mrs  John,  32  Inverkip  street 

Dougall  Mrs,  45  Hamilton  street 

Gray  Miss  Agnes,  32  Inverkip  street 

Hamilton  Miss,  25  West  Burn  street 

Jessamine  Miss  Catherine,  13  Hamilton  street 

M' Arthur  Mrs,  21  Tobago  street 

M'Lean  Miss  Sarah,  6  Kilblain  street 

M* Skimming  Miss  E.,  6   West  Stewart  street 

Mories  Miss  Janet,  16  Cathcart  street 

Orr  Miss,  32  Tobago  street 

Paterson  Miss,  21  Cathcart  street 

Pollock  Misses,  16  Tobago  street 

Potter  Miss  E.,  29  Nicholson  street 

Symon  &  Crombie  Misses,  58  Vennel 

Walker  Miss  Margaret,  29  Nicholson  street 

NURSERY  AND   SEEDSMEN. 

Lawson  John  &  Sons,  47  Hamilton  street 

OPTICIANS  AND  NAUTICAL  INSTRUMENT  MAKERS. 

M'Gregor  Duncan  (and  watches),  8  William  street 
Park  Robert,  17  William  street 

PAINTERS  AND   PAPER-HANGERS. 

Buchanan  James,  44  Shaw  street,  and  29  Rue-end  st, 

Bonar  &  Cameron,  2  Watt  place 

Drain  Allan,  30  West  Burn  street 

Duncan  Robert  F.,  26  Charles  street 

Fyfe  &  Yeo  (and  paint  manufacturers),  5  William  st., 

and  4  East  breast 
Horn  James,  11  West  breast  ,  »,   u;-' J 


196  DIRECTORY. 


Leitch  John,  10  West  breast 

Macalister  Daniel,  24  West  Burn  street 

M'Laurin  &  Co.,  1  Watt  place 

M'Naught  John,  Union  Bank  buildings,  Church  place 

Sinclair  Hendry  &  Co.,  5  West  Blackhall  street 

PAWNBROKERS. 

Cairns  John,  6  Market  street 

Hair  William,  29  Hamilton  street 

Mays  Robert,  10  and  12  Dalrymple  street 

Millar  Alexander,  31  Vennel 

M'Guckin  John,  73  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Kerrow  George,  48  Shaw  street 

O'Neill  John  B.,  6  Vennel 

O'Neill  Patrick,  29  Shaw  street 

Stewart  Mrs  James,  49  Vennel 

PHYSICIANS  AND  SURGEONS. 
(  See  Appendix. ) 

PLUMBERS. 

Adam  William  &  Co.  (and  coppersmiths),  3  Dock  breast 
Bell  Peter  &  Co.,  10  East  India  breast 
Buie  M.  &  H.,  7  Dock  breast 
Douglas  and  Broadfoot,  2  West  breast 

POTATO   MERCHANTS. 

Killin  Samuel,  25  Bearhope  street 
Levans  John,  10  Inverkip  street 
M'Arthur  Robert,  47  Inverkip  street 

PRINTERS  (LETTER-PRESS.) 

Blair  Joseph,  40  Cathcart  street 

Campbell  William,  49  Cathcart  street  and  1  Bank  st. 

Johnston  John  (lithographic),  8  Hamilton  street 

Mackenzie  A.  &  Co.,  29  Hamilton  street 

Stewart  Robert,  38  Hamilton  street 

PROVISION  DEALERS. 

Arroll  William,  58  Vennel 
Bannigan  John,  45  Shaw  street 
Boyd  William,  28  Tobago  street 
Boyle  James,  26  Market  street 
Carchrie  James,  40  Shaw  street 


DIRECTORY.  197 


Cowan  Daniel,  43  Hamilton  street 

Coyle  John,  21  Cathcart  street 

Currie  Mrs  Matthew,  35  Cathcart  street 

Douglas  Malcolm,  37  Cathcart  street 

Fullarton  Robert,  19  Market  street 

Kelso  Robert,  31  Shaw  street 

Muir  Robert,  25  Vennel 

M' Arthur  William,  13  Vennel 

M'Millan  Hugh,  26  Hamilton  street 

M'Naughton  John,  53  Vennel 

Stewart  Alexander,  65  Vennel 

PLASTERERS. 

Crombie  Daniel,  58  Vennel 

Foster  John,  39  Hamilton  street 

Paul  Colin.     Yard,  1  Springkell  street 

Tannock  Quintin,  Harvie  lane 

M*  In  tyre  James,  58  Dairy  mple  street 

POULTERERS. 

Gallacher  James,  (and  fruiterer),  2  Albert  place,  Wesl 

Blackhall  street 
Gallacher  John,  12  Highland  close 
Paterson  Robert,  15  Market  street 
M'Connell  Mrs,  31  Hamilton  street 
M'Lachlan  Miss,  39  Hamilton  street 

RIGGERS. 
Andrew  James,  20  Cathcart  street 
Benson  Robert,  1  Lyle  street 
Benson  William,  17  Lynedoch  street 
Groves  Stephen,  20  Ann  street 

ROPE  AND  TWINE  MAKERS. 
Brown  Robert,  24  Kelly  street 
Gourock  Ropework  Company  (and  sail  cloth  manmfac- 

turers),  12  Cross-shore  street,  and  8  East  breast 
Leitch  Quintin  &>  Co.,  11  West  breast 
Orr,  Hunter  &  Co.,  2  West  Quay  lane 
Tough  Alexander  &  Sons,  3  East  breast 

SADDLERS, 

Adams  William  D.,  19  Cathcart  street 
Adams  Mrs  John,  19  Cathcart  street 
Scott  Robert,  36  Cathcart  street 

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SAILMAKERS. 

Ferguson  A.  &  Co.,  5  East  breast 
Fish,  Brown  &  Co.,  East  breast 
Hamilton  &  Adams,  21  Shaw  street 
Orr,  Hunter  &  Co.,  2  West  tyuay  lane 
Menzies  Alexander,  2  Virginia  street 
Pennel  Joseph,  1  East  Quay  lane 

SCULPTORS. 

Stevenson  Charles,  (and  photographer),  Cemetery  gate 
Wood  Robert,  Cemetery  gate 

SHERIFF-OFFICERS. 

Ash  George,  1  Bank  street 
Orookshanks  James,  3  Bank  street 
Govan  Andrew,  3  Bank  street 
Smith  James,  3  Bank  street 
Wight  Robert,  1 1  Vennel 

SHIP-CHANDLERS. 

Callander    Thomas   &   Co.,   (tinsmith    and    compass 

makers),  11  West  breast 
Fyfe  &  Yeo,  5  William  street 
Ferguson  Mrs  John,  5  West  breast 
Harvey  &  Watson,  (and  ironmongers),  65  Rue -end  st« 
Mac  Lean  Archibald,  4  West  breast 
M'Pherson  &  Co.,  3  East  breast 
Scott  William  and  Co.,  2  West  quay 

SHIP-BUILDERS. 

Bourne  John  and  Co   (iron),  Port-Glasgow  road 
Caird  and  Co.  (iron),  14  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Hill  Lawrence  and  Co.  (iron),  Port* Glasgow  road 
M'Millan  James  and  Son,  Albert  Building  yard 
Scott  &  Co.  (iron),  Garvel  Park  building  yard 
Scott  John  &  Sons,  50  Dalrymple  street 
Steele  Robert  and  Co.,  4  Rue-end  street,  and  62  Main 
street,  Cartsdyke 

SICK  NURSES  AND  KEEPERS. 

Darroch  Mrs,  Lyle's  land,  Back  walks 
Teulon  Mrs,  22  Ann  street 


DIRECTORY. 


SLATERS. 

Adams  and  Handyside,  14  Kilblain  street 

Anderson  Thomas  (and  slate  merchant),  7  East  India 

breast 
Handyside  George,  9  Tobago  street 
M'Kay  Peter  (and  slate  merchant),  41  Hamilton  street 
Swan  William  (and  slate  merchant),  5  Sir  Michael  st. 

SPIRIT  DEALERS. 

(  See  also  Grocers  and  Spirit  Dealers  and  Inn  and  Tavern  Keepers.) 

Allan  Mrs,  46  Inverkip  street 

Allison  Mrs  E.,  31  Regent  street 

Anderson  Mrs  John,  9  Rue-end  street 

Angus  Mrs  George,  4  Shaw  street 

Ballantine  George,  33  Vennel 

Balfour  John,  13  Cartsburn  street 

Banks  Mrs  Thomas,  55  Vennel 

Bannatyne  Robert,  10  Ropework  street 

Barr  Mrs  Robert,  12  East  India  breast 

Baxter  Mrs  E.,  St  Andrew's  square 

Bell  Alexander,  34  Dalrvmple  street 

Bell  Francis,  11  Hamilton  street 

Bigham  David,  32  Charles  street 

Blair  Alexander,  12  Bogle  street 

Blair  Hugh,  3  Bell  entry 

Blair  James,  and  Son,  5  Customhouse  place 

Blue  John,  8  Charles  street 

Boyce  Edward,  31  Shaw  street 

Bradley  John,  9  East  breast 

Brothers  Mrs  Samuel,  2  East  breast 

Burns  Hugh,  26  Market  street 

Cadenhead  Mrs  Margaret,  45  Dalrymple  street 

Cameron  Archibald,  6  East  Shaw  street 

Campbell  Donald,  48  Shaw  street 

Campbell  Thomas,  13  Vennel 

Carmichael  Archibald,  8  Manse  lane 

Carmichael  Michael,  35  Dalrymple  street 

Clark  Donald,  30  Shaw  street 

Clark  Mrs  Janet,  49  Dalrymple  street 

Coats  John,  18  Sir  Michael  street 

Cochrane  Thomas,  31  Market  street 

Cochrane  Mrs,  li  Dalrymple  street 


200  DIRECTORY. 


Cook  Mrs,  10  East  breast 

Crawford  Alexander,  60  Dalrjmple  street 

Crawford  Robert  (and  cattle  dealer),  6  Market  street 

Crawford  Mrs  A.,  3  West  breast 

Crawford  Mrs  Eobert,  23  Main  street,  Cartsdjke 

Currie  Mrs  John,  30  West  Burn  street 

Darroch  Archibald,  48  Dalrjmple  street 

Devine  William,  29  Dalrjmple  street 

Dow  Archibald,  26  Cathcart  street 

Dow  Miss  Cameron,  3  Under  crescent 

Downie  and  M'Aulaj,  8  West  breast 

Duff  William,  17  Bearhope  street 

Dunsmore  John,  24  Arthur  street 

Erskine  John,  32  Dalrjmple  street 

Farquhar  Mrs  James,  53  Roxburgh  street 

Fauset  Mrs  Thomas,  32  Cathcart  street 

Faj  Arthur,  12  Vennel 

Ferguson  Peter,  8  Baker  street 

Fleming  Alexander,  16  Vennel 

Flucker  James,  Harvie  lane 

Gallacher  John,  8  Dalrjmple  street 

Gibb  John,  62  Vennel 

Gibson  Mrs  Robert,  14  Sir  Michael  street 

Glen  Mrs  William,  4  Broad  close 

Goold  Henrj,  25  Vennel 

Goudj  James,  1  Open  shore 

Graham  Charles,  5  Dalrjmple  street 

Graham  Duncan,  4  Watson's  lane 

Graham  John,  9  Sir  Michael  street 

Graham  Mrs  Robert,  24  Dalrjmple  street 

Grant  John,  9  Arthur  street 

Grassie  Mrs  William,  3t  Vennel 

Greig  Mrs  E.,  19  Tobago  street 

Hamilton  Henrj,  10  Sir  Michael  street 

Hendrj  John,  57  Rue-end  street 

Hendrj  John,  63  Main  street,  Cartsdjke 

Hennj  Dennis,  10  East  breast 

Hood  William,  22  Vennel 

Houston  James,  10  Baker  street 

Houston  Robert  (and  grain  merchant),  38  Inverkip  st 

Hunter  William,  (wholesale),  40  Cathcart  street 

Hunter  Mrs  Janet,  7  Shaw  street 


DIRECTORY.  201 


Jack  Edward,  3  Highland  close 

Jamieson  John,  5  York  street 

James  Mrs  Thomas,  15  West  Blackhall  street 

Johnston  Mrs  Archibald,  20  West  Blackhall  street 

Keith  Mrs,  3  Market  street 

Kennedy  Charles,  17  Dalrymple  street 

Kerr  James,  10  West  breast 

Kerr  Mrs  John,  18  Duncan  street 

King  Mrs  Robert,  69  Main  street,  Cartsdjke 

Kirkwood  James,  10  East  breast 

Laird  Mrs  Sarah,  6  Ann  street 

Leitch  Angus,  26  Dalrymple  street 

Little  James,  1  East  breast 

Livingston  Neil,  2  Mansion-house  lane 

Mackie  John,  36  Shaw  street,  and  6  Cross-shore  street 

Millar  William,  42  Cathcart  street 

Millar  Mrs  Agnes,  38  Ann  street 

Morris  Hugh,  27  Vennel 

Morris  John,  33  Dalrjmple  street 

Muir  Archibald,  45  Shaw  street 

Munro  William,  53  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Murray  Robert,  71  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M'Anish  John,  34  Vennel 

M' Arthur  Hugh,  61  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

M' Arthur  James,  40  Dalrymple  street 

M< Arthur  John,  12  East  breast 

M«  Arthur  Dugald,  8  Broad  close 

M«  Arthur  William,  13  Vennel 

M'Arthur  Mrs,  24  Dalrymple  street 

M'Aulay  and  Downie,  8  West  breast 

M'Cunn  James,  14  East  Shaw  street 

M'Callum  Daniel,  (and  eating  house),  7  East  breast 

M'Callum  Neil,  4  East  breast 

M'Callum  Mrs  Donald,  12  Market  street 

M' Cambridge  Mrs  James,  10  Vennel 

M'Corquodale  John,  8  West  breast 

M'Donald  Ronald,  37  Rue-end  street 

M' Donald  Mrs  Allan,  1 1  Ann  street 

M'Dougall  Allan,  23  Charles  street 

M'Eachran  Donald,  3  Shannon's  close 

M'Fayden  Donald,  4  West  breast 

M'  Fay  den  James,  39  Vennel 


202  DIRECTORY. 


M'Fayden  John,  18  Vermel 

M'Farlane  Alexander,  38  Dalrymple  street  A 

M' Gilchrist  Mrs,  14  Market  street 

M'Intyre  Alexander,  7  Rue-end  street 

M'Kay  Donald,  19  Charles  street 

M'Kellar  Daniel,  4  Dalrymple  street 

M'Kellar  James,  6  Smith's  lane 

M'Kellar  Neil,  22  Hamilton  street 

M'Kellar  Mrs,  29  Sugarhouse  lane 

M'Kellar  Mrs,  40  West  Burn  street 

M'Kenzie  Donald,  35  Vennel 

M'Kenzie  Mrs  James,  24  East  Shaw  street 

M'Kenzie  Mrs  John,  4  Bearhope  street 

M'Kenzie  Mrs,  57  Dalrymple  street 

M'Lean  Alexander,  34  Inverkip  street 

M'Lean  Lachlan,  22  Market  street 

M'Laren  John,  34  Charles  street 

M'Leod  Duncan,  28  Shaw  street 

M'Murtrie  Mrs  Thomas,  61  Rue-end  street 

M'Neill  Walter,  13  Shaw  street 

M'Neilage  George,  3  Shannon's  close 

M'Queen  Mrs  Kenneth,  24  Charles  street 

M'Vicar  Donald,  14  Shaw  street 

M'Vicar  John,  50  Shaw  street 

M'Watt  Francis,  57  Dalrymple  street 

Nimmo  Mrs  John,  4  East  Quay  lane 

Orr  James,  34  Sir  Michael  street 

Paterson  George,  1  Regent  street 

Paterson  John,  29  Vennel 

Patrick  David,  2  Charles  street 

Paul  David,  43  Shaw  street,  and  6  Cross-shore  street 

Paul  James,  6  East  breast 

Paul  John,  3  Vennel 

Paul  Robert,  3  Charles  street 

Peters  James  S.,  39  Shaw  street 

Peace  James,  43  Ann  street 

Pettigrew  James,  East  Hamilton  street 

Quin  John,  26  West  Burn  street 

Rintoul  John,  8  Inverkip  street 

Robertson  Wellwood  M.,  2  Buccleuch  street 

Robinson  Daniel,  Railway  store,  1 1  Highland  close 

Saunders  James,  8  Shaw  street  .    ~M» 


DIRECTORY.  203 


Scott  James,  44  Vennel 
Shaw  Mrs  Archibald,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Shaw  Mrs  Marj,  59  Hue-end  street 
Shearer  William.  39  West  Blackhall  street 
Simpson  Robert,  20  Cathcart  street 
Skivington  Arthur,  53  Shaw  street 
Smith  William,  2  Clyde  crescent 
Stevenson  David,  55  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Stewart  Denniston,  24  Cathcart  street 
Stewart  Samuel,  59  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 
Stewart  Thomas,  14  John  street 
Stirling  Mrs  James.  11  John  street 
Sutherland  Susan,  1  Springkell  street 
Sword  John,  69  Vennel 
Taylor  Alexander,  8  Cathcart  street 
Tennant  Mrs  John,  28  Market  street 
Thorn  Charles,  3  West  Quay  lane 
Turner  Alexander,  16  Stanners  street 
Walker  Andrew,  21   Rue-end  street 
Walker  Mrs  George,  27  Rue-end  street 
Walker  William,  45  Inverkip  street 
Walker  and  Co.,  8  East  breast 
Ware  Courtney,  7  East  breast 
Watson  John,  4  Wellington  court 
Weir  Malcolm  41  Shaw  street 
Weir  Donald,  12  Inverkip  street 
Williams  John,  1  East  breast 
Wilkie  David,  9  Cross  Shore  street 
Wilson  John,  13  Cathcart  street 
Young  William,  10  Ann  street 
Young  Mrs  A.,  3  East  breast 

STAY  AND  UNDER-CLOTHING  WAREHOUSE  KEEPERS, 

Burton  Mrs  John,  19  Cathcart  street 
Charles  and  Co.,  8  West  Blackhall  street 
Hamilton  James,  14  Market  street 
Kelly  Mrs  H.,  3  Tobago  street 
M'Kenzie  and  Brodie,  22  Cathcart  street 
Sinclair  John,  20  Cathcart  street 
Turner  M.,  12  West  Blackhall  street 

STEAM  PACKET  AGENTS. 

Benham  James,  22  Shaw  street 


204  DIRECTORY. 


Dawson  John,  17  Lynedoch  street 
Hendry  John,  2  West  breast 
Laird  Alex,  and  Son,  2  Cross-shore  street 
Lindsay  William  and  Co.,  Excise  buildings 
Little  James  and  Co.,  Excise  buildings 
M'Allister  Archibald,  1  East  Quay  lane 
M'Culloch  Alexander  G.  S.,  Excise  buildings 
M'Intyre  James,  Railway  station 
M'Larty  Donald  and  Co.,  Excise  buildings 
Mann  and  Sutherland,  1  and  3  East  Quay  lane 
New  Clyde  Towing  Co.,  Robert  Seaton,  manager 
Park  James,  (tug),  4  West  Quay 

STRAW-HAT   MAKERS. 

Fleming,  Ross  and  Co.  (and  milliners),  4  West  Black- 
hall  street 
Fulton  Miss  M-,  20  Cathcart  street 
Lang  Mrs  William,  25  Charles  street 
M' Donald  Miss,  42  Dalrymple  street 
M'Sporan  Mrs,  5  John  street 
Mories  Miss,  (and  milliner),  16  Cathcart  street 
Orr  Mrs  John  (and  dressmaker),  46  Crawfurd  street 
Sandielands  Miss  12  West  Blackhall  street 
Roy  Miss,  15  Inverkip  street 
White  Mrs,  36  Hamilton  street 

SUGAR  REFINERS. 

Anderson,  Orr  &  Co.,  Berry-yards,  head  of  Lynedoch  st 

Blair,  Reid  &  Steele,  Ingleston  road 

Brown  Matthew,  3  Captain  street 

Fairrie  James  &  Co.,  3  Ker  street,  Glebe 

Ferguson  and  Co.,  50  Inverkip  street 

Hoyle,  Martin  and  Co.,  29  Sugarhouse  lane 

Neill  and  Dempster,  Dellingburn  street 

Pattens  and  Co.,  Baker  street 

Speirs  James,  East  Hamilton  street.     Office,  Anderson 

place,  14  Cathcart  street 
Walker  John  and  Co.,  41  Nicholson  street 
Wrede  and  Co.,  Cartsburn 

TAILORS. 


Coates  Archd.,  15  Inverkip  street 
Cruden  Alexander,  2  Tobago  street 


DIRECTORY.  205 


Davis  James,  26  East  Shaw  street 

Foster  Duncan,  4  William  street 

Fraser  James,  33  Hamilton  street 

Glen  James,  32  Hamilton  street 

Hardisty  James,  38  Hamilton  street 

Henderson  William,  32  Hamilton  street 

Hendry  J.  and  ft.,  24  Hamilton  street 

Higgins  Thomas,  21  Hamilton  street 

Kelly  William,  (house  of  call),  16  Market  street 

Menzies  William,  8  Hamilton  street 

M'Donald  Neil,  2  Hamilton  street 

M'Donald  John,  12  Tobago  street 

Rose  Hugh,  (and  oilskin  manufacturer),  44  Shaw  street 

Sharp  Samuel,  2  Cartsburn  street 

Smith  Dugald,  26  Nicholson  street 

Smith  Robert,  22  Sugarhouse  lane 

Somerville  John,  27  Hamilton  street 

Stewart  Alexander,  2  Hamilton  street 

TAILORS  AND  CLOTHIERS. 

Baillie  James  (and  oilskin  manufacturer),  42  Shaw  st 

Brodie  John,  22  Cathcart  street 

Browning  John,  5  Hamilton  street 

Bruce  G.  and  J.  (and  hatters),  46  Hamilton  street 

Carbery  Charles,  14  William  street 

Crawford  M.  and  Son,  (and  outfitters),  30  Cathcart  st. 

Crawford  John,  35  Cathcart  street 

Davidson  Robert,  14  Hamilton  street 

Donnelly  Peter,  12  Hamilton  street 

Ellard  and  Co.  (and  outfitters),  16  William  street 

Finlay  Robert  B.  and  Co.,  10  West  Blackhall  street 

Hendry  J.  and  R.,  24  Hamilton  street 

Hendry  William,  17  William  street 

Gardiner  Peter  and  Son,  4  William  street  and  2  Dal- 
rymple  street 

Lamont  Neil,  19  Hamilton  street 

M'Ara  and  Stark,  Greenock  Bank  buildings,  29  Cath- 
cart street 

Mf  Arthur  Donald,  42  Shaw  street 

M'  Arthur  James  &  Co.,  42  Shaw  street 

M'Govern  Patrick,  1 1  William  street 

M'Master  Alexander,  40  Cathcart  street 


206  B-IRECTORT, 


McMillan  Colin,  43  Cathcart  street 
Fatersou  Daniel,  8  Hamilton  street 
Stewart  John,  8  Cathcart  street 
Thomson  John,  4  West  Blackhall  street 

TANNERS  AND  CURRIERS. 

Arbuckle  James  &  Co.,  5  Cartsburn  street 
Campbell  John,  9  West  breast 

Kirk  Adam  &  Co.,  7  Harvie  lane,  and  3  Dairy mple  st, 
Marshall  William  &  Son,  Ladjburn,  Port-Glasgow  road 
M'Farlane  Thomas  M.,  17  Cartsburn  street 

TEACHERS. 

(  See  Public  Schoo  Is  and  Teachers  hi  Appendix. } 

TEMPERANCE  COFFEE  HOUSE  KEEPERS. 

Borland  J.  C.,  24  Cathcart  street 

Fleming's,  late  M'Culloch's,  8  Cathcart  square 

TIMBER  MERCHANTS. 

Aitken  Thomas,  62  Regent  street 

Broun  Neil,  2  Cathcart  street 

Cameron  Allan,  6  St  Andrew  street 

Mories  John  &  Co.,  10  and  22  East  India  breast 

M'Lean  James  &  Co.,  64  Main  street,  Cartsdyke,  and 

8  Dellingburn  street 
Robb  John  &  Co.,  Caledonian  Saw  Mills,  Port-Glasgow 

road 

TOBACCONISTS. 

Allan  George,  23  Dalryrnple  street 
Bruce  Mrs  A.,  40  Hamilton  street 
Burgess  John,  3  Dalryrnple  street 
Campbell  Miss  M.,  16  Hamilton  street 
Donald  John,  10  Hamilton  street 
Jamieson  Elizabeth,  28  Cathcart  street 
M'Alister  Archibald,  1  East  Quay  lane 
M'Farlane  Mrs,  65  Rue-end  street 
M'Kinlay  Archibald,  18  Vennel 
M'Lachlan  John,  20  West  Blackhall  street 
M'Lachlan  Miss,  33  Hamilton  street 
Scott  James,  36  Hamilton  street 
Yeats  John  &Co.,  65  Rue-end  street 


DIRECTORY.  207 


UMBRELLA  MAKERS. 

Clark  John,  30  Sugarhouse  lane 

Preston  Richard,  (and  parasol),  14  Hamilton  street 

Quia  John,  26  West  Burn  street 

WATCHMAKERS  AND  JEWELLERS. 

Aitken  Andrew,  3  Hamilton  street 

Alexander  D.  C,  (clockmaker  and  engraver),  22  Sugar- 
house  lane 

Blair  Alexander,  14  Hamilton  street 

Clark  John  &  Son,  43  Cathcart  street 

Douglas  Edward,  69  Rue-end  street 

Douglas  John,  9  East  breast 

Douglas  &  Son,  (and  engravers),  9  Hamilton  street 

Gardner  James,  (and  chronometer  maker),  8  Hamilton 
street 

Heron  James  &  Co.,  (and  clockmakers),  3  Cowgate  st. 

Maitland  John,  (and  clockmaker),  11  Market  street 

Menzies  William,  5  Hamilton  street 

Rankin  Alexander,  (and  clockmaker),  5  William  street 

Thomson  Robert,  1  William  street 

WHOLESALE  WINE  AND  SPIRIT  MERCHANTS. 

Allison  William  &  Co.,  57  Vennel 

Buchanan  James,  8  East  India  breast 

Cole  George  Augustus,  British  wine  agent,  4  Boglo  st° 

Hunter  William,  40  Cathcart  street 

Lyle  John,  4  West  Quay  lane 

Mackenzie  &  Weir,  West  Quay  head,  38  Dalrymple  sfc 

M'Gregor  John,  23  and   25   Shaw  street,  and  9  East 

Quay  lane 
Ostler  Andrew,  7  Tnverkip  street 
Prentice  John  and  Thomas,  17  Nicholson  street 
Rowan   Thomas   B.  &  Co.,  9  Inverkip   street,  and  6 

Cartsburn  street 
Sword  Archibald,  20  West  Burn  street  and  11  Shaw  st. 
Thorne  &  Curtis,  Distillery  stores,  6  Manse  lane 
Turner  Douglas,  18  Nicholson  street 
Watt  William,  22  Cathcart  street,  and  27  Main  street, 

Cartsdyke 


208  DIRECTORY. 


WOOD  MEASURERS. 

Adam  George,  1  Cathcart  street 
Fullarton  Robert,  9  East  India  breast 

WRIGHTS. 

Agnew  Alexander  (and  house  factor),  15  Cross-shore  st 

Allison  Stewart,  30  Crawfurd  street 

Black  and  Anderson,  21  West  Blackhall  street,  and  24 
West  Stewart  street 

Blair  and  Barclay  (and  glaziers),  10  Cross-shore  street 

Brown  John  (and  glazier),  13  Charles  street 

Chalmers  Hugh  M.  (and  glazier),  14  Ann  street 

Crawford  Andrew  (and  blockmaker  and  house  factor), 
22  West  Burn  street 

Crawford  and  Fulton  (and  glaziers),  16  Bogle  street 

Cuthbertson  W.  C,  14  St  Andrew  street 

Dallas  R.,  39  Hamilton  street 

Dempster  William,  Ingleston  road 

Downie  John,  5  Dellingburn  street 

Eddington  &  Hunter  (and  glaziers),  5  Inverkip  street 

Ferguson  John  (and  smith),  3  Virginia  street 

Gaff  William  (and  wood  merchant),  5  Argyle  street 

Hendry  Duncan  (and  blockmaker),  5  Dock  breast 

Jamieson  A.  &  R.  (and  glaziers),  10  Nicholson  street 

Lang  &  Aitken,  15  Bogle  street 

Lamb  Thomas  &  Sous  (and  blockmakers  and  ship  car- 
penters), 30  Market  street 

Maclachlan  Donald  (and  glazier  and  undertaker),  8 
Tobago  street 

Morison  Malcom  (and  glazier),  30  West  Blackhall  st 

Mossman  John,  5  Market  street 

M'Donald  Daniel  (and  blockmaker),  1  New  Dock  lane 

M'Intyre  &  Campbell,  15  Arthur  street 

M'Kechnie  Hugh,  20  John  street 

M'  Leod  D.  &  Co.  (carvers  and  blockmakers),  9  West 
breast 

M* Naught  James,  6  Lyle  street 

Orr  Joseph  (and  blockmaker),  37  Dalrymple  street 

Shankland  John,  49  Shaw  street 

Shaw  James,  jun.,  and  Co.  (and  undertakers),  6  Charles 
street 


DIRECTORY.  209 


Somerville  William,  49  Main  street,  Cartsdyke 

Symington  John,  16  Sugarhouse  laDe 

Thomson  and  Mitchell,  3  Tobago  street 

Thomson  Samuel,  (and  funeral  undertaker),  51  Vennel 

Weir  James,  18  West  Blackhall  street 

WRITERS. 
(See  Appendix.) 

MISCELLANEOUS. 

Burwell  Lazarus,  fancy  bazaar,  14  Cathcart  street 
Dowie  E.  T.,  surgeon  dentist,  6  West  Blackhall  street 
Dempster  James,  architect,  4  Mansion-house  lane 
Ducken  Edward,  basket  maker,  44  Dairymple  street 
Galbraith  John,  sugar  sampler,  11  West  breast 
Gardner  James,  working  jeweller,  17  William  street 
Gardner  John,  japanner,  45  Cathcart  street 
Greenock  Distillery  Co.,  27  Tobago  street 
Greenock  Saw  Mill  Co.,  Kingston,  Port-Glasgow  road 
Harrison  William,  basket  maker,  15  Crawfurd  street 
Menzies  John,  working  silversmith  and  jeweller,  5  Ha- 
milton street 
Jackson  Abram,  wood,  hoop,  and  basket  merchant,  22 

West  Stewart  street 
Mitchell  Adam,  bookbinder,  41  Cathcart  street 
Muir  Charles,  nail  maker,  4  East  Shaw  street 
M'Bay  Thomas,  leather  merchant,  4  Dairymple  street 
M'Gauvern  Peter,  basket  maker,  28  Market  street 
M'Gregor  J.  &  D.,  funeral  undertakers,  Cathcart  square 
M'Kenzie  Wm.,  edge  tool  maker,  20  John  street 
M'Lean  Daniel,  leather  merchant,  3  Manse  lane 
Bobinson  Alexander,  veterinary  surgeon,  37  West  Burn 

street  and  60  Vennel 
Stevenson  Alexander,  leather  merchant,  4  Dairymple  at 
Stewart  Hugh,  optician,   broker,  and  dealer  in  gold 

and  silver  plate,  14  Dairymple  street 
Warden  James,  produce  broker,  16  William  street 
Western  Saw  Mills,  Bay  of  Quick 
Wood  John,  millwright,  1  Regent  street 


APPENDIX 


PARLIAMENTARY  AND  MUNICIPAL  BOUNDARIES. 

FIRST    WARD. 

That  part  of  the  Burgh  comprehended  within  a  line  commencing 
at  the  point  where  Ladyburn  joins  the  River  Clyde,  and  running 
westward  along  the  margin  of  the  said  River  to  the  point  where 
Cartsburn  joins  the  Clyde;  thence  up  the  said  Burn  till  it  is  crossed 
by  Rue-end  Street ;  thence  along  the  centre  of  the  said  Street  till 
the  same  joins  Cathcart  Street ;  thence  along  the  centre  of  the  said 
Street  to  the  foot  of  Bank  Street ;  thence  along  the  centre  of  the 
said  Street  to  its  southren  extremity ;  thence  in  a  straight  line  to  the 
Parliamentary  boundary  at  the  upper  east  Reservoir,  and  from  thence 
eastward  and  northward,  along  the  Parliamentary  boundary,  to  the 
point  first  described. — Electors,  254. 

SECOND  WARD. 

That  part  of  the  Burgh  comprehended  within  a  line  commencing 
at  the  point  where  Cartsburn  joins  the  Clyde,  thence  up  the  said 
Burn  to  the  point  where  it  is  crossed  by  Rue-end  Street;  thence 
along  the  centre  of  Rue-end  and  Cathcart  Streets  to  the  centre  of 
Cathcart  Square;  thence  to  the  head  of  William  Street;  thence 
along  the  centre  of  the  said  Street  to  the  Mid  Quay;  thence  along 
the  said  Mid  Quay  to  the  Clyde;  and  thence  south-eastward  along 
the  margin  of  the  said  River  to  the  point  first  described. — Electors, 
176. 

THIRD  WARD. 

That  part  of  the  Burgh  comprehended  within  a  line  commencing 
at  the  north-east  extremity  of  the  Mid  Quay,  and  running  along  the 
said  Quay  to  the  foot  of  William  Street ;  thence  along  the  centre  of 
the  said  Street  to  the  centre  of  Cathcart  Square ;  thence  along  the 
said  Square  to  Hamilton  Street ;  thence  along  the  centre  of  Hamilton 
Street  to  Sugarhouse  Lane;  thence  down  the  said  Lane  to  the  point 
where  Crawfurd  Street  crosses  the  West  Burn  ;  thence  down  the 
said  Burn  to  where  it  enters  the  Clyde;  thence  along  the  margin  of 
the  said  River  to  the  extremity  of  the  Mid  Quay,  being  the  point 
first  described. — Electors,  171. 


APPENDIX. 


FOURTH    WARD. 

That  part  of  the  Burgh  comprehended  within  a  line  commencing 
at  the  centre  of  Cathcart  Square;  thence  proceeding  to  Hamilton 
Street,  and  along  the  said  Street  to  the  point  where  it  joins  Sugar- 
house  Lane  ;  thence  southward  along  the  centre  of  said  Lane;  thence 
along  the  centre  of  Sir  Michael  Street  to  Roxburgh  Street ;  thence 
along  the  centre  of  said  Street  in  a  straight  line  to  the  West  Burn; 
thence  up  the  West  Burn  to  the  Parliamentary  boundary  ;  thence 
along  said  boundary  to  the  Upper  East  Reservoir;  thence  along  the 

west  boundary  of  Ward  First  to  the  point  first  described Electors 

246. 

FIFTH    WARD 

All  the  remaining  parts  of  the  Burgh  —  Electors,  328. 

GENERAL  DECLARATION. 

All  the  boundaries  of  the  Wards  shall  be  understood  to  run  along 
the  centre  of  the  Streets,  Roads,  Lanes,  Streams,  and  Closes  by  which 
they  are  described  to  be  bounded,  except  where  the  contrary  is  parti- 
cularly provided. 

Any  Streets,  Grounds,  Houses,  and  places  situated  within  the 
boundaries,  and  not  included  in  the  description  of  the  several  Wards 
before  mentioned,  shall  be  held  as  belonging  to  the  Ward  to  which 
such  Streets,  Grounds,  Houses,  and  places  are  severally  next  adjacent, 
unless  where  otherwise  specially  provided. 

Constituency, — 1169 — returning  one  Member  to  Parliament. 


ALEX.    MURRAY  DUNLOP, 
Member  of  Parliament  for  the  Town  of  Greenock. 


GREENOCK  CENSUS  RETURNS 

FOR  1851. 

Males. 

Females. 

Total. 

East  Parish,       

3637 

3407 

7044 

Mid  Parish,       

4493 

4879 

9372 

West  Parish,     ...         —         

8902 

10621 

19523 

On  board  of  vessels  in  the  harbours  and 

roadstead, 

380 

5 

385 

Public  Institutions,      

163 

228 

391 

Beyond  the  Parliamentary   Boundary, 

335 

406 

741 

Seafaring  and  other  persons  absent  from 

home, ..l\ 

1485 

450 

1935 

19,395 

19,996 

39,391 

Census  of  1841,  ... 



:.. 

38,846 

Total  Increase,       ...  545 

Those  persons  living  beyond  the  Parliamentary  Boundary,  but 
returned  in  schedules  from  Greenock,  and  also  sea-faring  persons 
and  others  absent  from  home,  were  included  in  the  census  of  1841  ; 
they  are  added  in  the  above  table  as  on  that  occasion,  the  whole  ex- 
hibiting an  increase  in  the  population  of  545. 


APPENDIX. 


3 


Greenock  was  erected  into  a  Burgh  of  Barony  in  the  year  1635. 

First  Magistrates  and  Council  elected  in  the  year  1751. 

Greenock  Library  begun  in  1783. 

Greenock  Chamber  of  Commerce,  incorporated  1813. 

Shaws  Water  introduced  in  the  year  1827. 

Greenock  Gas  Works  erected  1828. 

Railway  to  Paisley  and  Glasgow  opened  in  the  year  1841. 

Victoria  Harbour  opened  on  17th  October,  1850. 

Foundation  Stone  of  Sir  Gabriel  Wood's   Mariners'  Asylum  laid  on 

the  17th  October,  1850. 
James  Watt  born  here   19th  January,   1736.     Died  25th    August, 

1819. 
Sacramental  Fast  Days — Thursday  before  fourth  Sunday  of  March, 

and  fourth  Sunday  of  September. 
Fairs — First  Thursday  in  July,  and  4th  Tuesday  in  November. 


AGISTRATES  AND  TOWN  COUNCIL. 
Provost— John  Martin. 


Bailies. 


Hew  M'llwraith. 
James  Speirs. 


Treasurer- 


Robert  Sellers. 
Charles  Grey. 

-James  Duff. 


1st  Ward. 
James  T.  Caiid. 
Jame9  Speirs. 
James  Duff. 

2d  Ward. 
Robert  Steele,  jun. 
Charles  Grey. 


Councillors. 

Hugh  Dempster. 

3d  Ward. 
John  Martin. 
Thomas  Shaw. 
Andrew  Stewart. 

4th  Ward. 
Hew  M'llwraith. 


Robert  Sellers. 
Charles  P.  Hunter. 

5th  Ward. 
James  Ballantine. 
Neil  Campbell. 
Thomas  Kincaid. 
John  Gray. 


Ordinary  Meetings,  first  Tuesday  of  every  month. 


Office-Bearers. 


Town  Clerk — John  Kerr  Gray. 

Depute  Town  Clerk— John  Mac- 
kenzie. 

Chamberlain — John  Adam. 

Proc.  Fiscal— Archd.  M'Callum. 

Superintendent  of  Public  Works — 
Wm.  Allison. 

Harbour  and  Dock  Master — John 
Millar. 


Dep.  Harbour  Masters — R.  Kerr, 
and  Robert  Atkins. 

Collector  of  Town's  Assessment — 
A.  Nimmo. 

Collector  of  Harbour  and  Anchor- 
age Dues — A.  Shannon. 

Superintendent  of  Town  and  Quay 
Police — Alex.  Mann. 

Steamboat  Harbour  Master — Mal- 
com  Darroch. 

Assessor — Alexander  Murray  Dunlop,  M.P.,  Advocate,  Edinburgh. 


APPENDIX. 


TRUSTEES  ON  THE  HARBOURS. 


By  Acts  of  Parliament,  the  Provost,  Magistrates,  and  Town  Coun- 
cil, who  are,  with  the  following  gentlemen,  elected  annually  in 
November,  by  the  Shipowners  of  Greenock — 


COMMISSIONERS  ON  THE  HARBOURS. 


Robert  Cuthbert. 
Robert  Steele. 
James  Hamilton. 
Duncan  A.  Campbell. 
Archibald  Sword. 

Clerk- 


Alex.  Russell. 
Duncan  M'Alpine. 
Duncan  Hoyle. 
John  H.  Carmichael. 


-John  Kerr  Gray. 


WATER    TRUSTEES. 

The  Trustees  for  paving,  lighting,  cleansing,  and  watching  the 
town,  and  supplying  the  same  with  water,  in  terms  of  the  Act  of 
Parliament,  are  the  Provost,  Magistrates,  and  Town  Council,  along 
with  nine  persons  elected  by  the  feuars,  householders,  and  ratepayers, 
three  of  them  in  November  annually,  viz.  : — 

Hugh  Ritchie.  Matthew  Mitchell. 

James  Lang.  Wm.  Curtis, 

Robert  Blair.  Robert  Forrest. 

George  Allan.  Robert  Houston. 

Robert  Cowan. 

John  Kerr  Gray,  Clerk — A.  Nimmo,  Collector. 

Superintendent  of  Street  Cleaning — John  M'Neilage. 

water  commissioners — (Elected  annually  in  November.) 

Andrew  Sillers.  James  M'Lellan. 

Robert  Allan.  Duncan  Henry. 

William  Robinson.  Andrew  R.  Orr. 

John  A.  Macfarlane.  John  Black,  jun. 

George  Raff. 

John  Kerr  Gray,  Clerk. 


GREENOCK  CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE. 


Andrew  Lindsay,  Chairman. 
Colin  S.  Caird,  Treasurer. 


directors. 


John  Neil. 
Andrew  Munro. 
David  Johnston. 
Robert  Macfie. 
Robert  Cuthbert. 


Matthew  Brown. 
Andrew  Stewart. 
Robert  Binnie. 
C.  P.  Hunter. 
James  Morton. 


Thomas  King,  Secretary. 


APPENDIX. 


ADJUSTER  OF   IMPERIAL  WEIGHTS  &  MEASURES. 

Dry  Measures,  andlJohn  Buchanan,  Inspector  and  Adjuster, 
Liquid  Measures,    J  18>  Cathcart  bcreet. 


TOWN  POLICE— Office,  6,  Hamilton  Street. 

Alexander  Mann,  Superintendent  of  Town  Police, — House,  15, 
Nelson  Street.  One  Day  Sergeant,  One  Day  Corporal,  One  Night 
Sergeant,  One  Night  Corporal,  Two  Detectives  by  Day  and  One 
by  Night,  Nine  Day  Officers,  and  One  Day  Turnkey,  21  Night 
Watchmen,  One  Night  Turnkey.  Charles 'Auld,  M.D.,  Police 
Surgeon,— House,  5,  Houston  Street,  Consulting  Rooms,  3,  Bank 
Street. 


HARBOUR  POLICE. 


Alexander  Mann,  Superintendent  of  the  Quay  and  Harbour  Police, 
—House,  15,  Nelson  Street, — with  Eleven  Day  Officers,  Four 
Steamboat  do  ,  and  Twelve  Night  Watchmen, 


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APPENDIX. 


MARKETS. 

Fish  Market,  opposite  1,  West  Breast. 

Flesh  Market,  Market  Street — George  Moffat,  Inspector  and 
Superintendent,  at  the  Market.  Besides  a  Weekly  Market  held  on 
Friday,  Fairs,  each  of  three  days'  duration,  annually  begin  on  the 
first  Thursday  of  July,  and  fourth  Tuesday  of  November ;  and  a 
Horse  and  Cattle  Market,  which  is  held  on  the  Friday  before  Glas- 
gow Whitsun  Monday  Fair,  and  on  the  Friday  immediately  preceed- 
ing  Kilbarchan  Fair. 


GREENOCK  PAROCHIAL  BOARD— Rooms,  Captain 

Street. 

Bailie  M'llwraith,  Chairman  of  the  Board. 

The  Management  is  vested  in  a  Committee — sub-divided  into   Com- 

mittees«for  the  despatch  of  business — Hugh  Ritchie,  Chairman. 

Thomas  Burton,  Collector — John  Malcom,   Inspector. 

DISTRICT    SURGEONS. 

A.  D.  Stewart.        j      J.  H.  Bryson. 

Alexander  Kelso.      j      James  Wallace. 

John  M'Millan,  Officer. 

Archibald  Blair,  Governor,  and  Mrs  M'Arthur,  Matron  of  Poor  House. 


GREENOCK  HOSPITAL  AND  INFIKiviaki, 

Invebkip  Street — Established  1819- 

Sir  Michael  Robert  Shaw  Stewart,  Baronet,  President. 

The  Provost  of  Greenock,  Messrs  Adam  Fairrie,  and  Robert  Macfie, 

Vice-Presidents. 

Mr  Alexander  Rodger,  (Banker,)  Treasurer. 

Mr  George  Williamson,  Secretary. 

COMMITTEE    OF    MANAGEMENT. 

Robert  Millar,  Chairman — Robert  Blair,  Deputy-Chairman. 


The  Provost  of  Port- Glasgow 
John  Mackenzie. 
James  Innes  Lang, 
Robert  Forrest. 
D.  A.  Campbell. 
James  Stewart. 
Alan  Ker. 
Andrew  Tasker. 


Robert  Cowan. 
William  M'Artbur. 
James  Miller,  jun. 
William  Lindsay. 
Hugh  Cameron. 
James  Arbuckle. 
Robert  Macfie. 


MEDICAL    DEPARTMENT. 

Drs  Wallace,  Henry,  Speirs,  and  Fox. 
James  Macintyre,  House.  Surgeon — Mrs  Cottar,  Matron. 


LUNATIC  ASYLUM,  HILLEND. 

Robert  and   James  Thomson,   Managers. 

James  Mackie,  M.D.,  Physician, 


GREENOCK  LIBRARY—Watt  Monument,  Union  Street. 
Instituted  1783. 
The  management  is  vested  in  a  Committee,  who  are  elected  annually 
in  January.      The  annual  payment  for  proprietors  is  13s.,  and  for 
others  one  guinea. 

Thomas  Stark,  Treasurer  and  Secretary. — E.  C.  Black,  Librarian. 
In  1807  a  collection  of  Foreign  Literature  was  commenced,  which 
collection,  now  greatly  enlarged,  was  in  1834  added  to  this  Library, 
and  is  free  to  all  the  subscribers  without  any  additional  charge.  Ten 
Pounds  annually  from  the  general  funds  are  applied  to  the  purchase 
of  foreign  books.  The  Library  contains  upwards  of  10,000  volumes, 
and   has  above  200  subscribers.     Attached  to  the  Institution  is  a 

h 


^u.^un  i.i  -menage,  President — William   M'llwraith,  Treasurer. 

Robert  Hendry,  Secretary — David  Gow,  Curator  and  Librarian. 
The  Institution  comprises  a  Library  of  upwards  of  5000  volumes; 
a  Reading  Room,  containing  almost  all  the  Metropolitan  and  an  ex- 
tensive selection  of  the  Provincial  and  Local  Newspapers,  and  nearly 
the  whole  of  the  popular  Periodicals,  Magazines,  and  Reviews  of  the 
day — accessible  to  Mechanics  and  others  on  the  following  terms,  viz., 
Reading  Room,  Is  6d  per  quarter;  Library,  Js  per  half-year. 


CARTSDYKE  MECHANICS'  LIBRARY. 
5,  East  Blackhall  Street. — Instituted  1830. 
The  annual  payment  is  Two  Shillings.     The  management  is  vest- 
ed  in  a  Committee  of  21. 

Duncan  M'Arthur,  Librarian. 
The  Library  contains  nearly  3000  volumes,  and  has  upwards  of 
600  readers.      Open  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday  evenings,  from 
half-past  7  till  9  o'clock. 


GREENOCK  COFFEE-ROOM— 2  Cathcart  Square. 
Opened  in  1820.     Terms,  .£1  10s  yearly,  paid  in  advance.     Strangers 
residing  in  the  Town  for  not  more  than  six  weeks,  admitted  gratis. 
committee. 
Samuel  Foulds  James  Speirs 

Neil  Leitch  Charles  P.  Hunter 

Andrew   Stewart  James  Wallace,  M.D. 

Henry  Erskine  James  Maclellan 

Allan  Swan 

Allan  Swan,  Treasurer. 
J.  H.  Teulon,  Keeper.  —  House,  Redbarn  Cottage,  6  Roxburgh  Street. 


GREENOCK  EXCHANGE  BUILDINGS  AND  ASSEMBLY 
ROOMS— i>9  Cathcart  Street. 

COMMIITEE. 

Robert  Ewing  Robert  Steele 

John  Macaulay  C.  C.  Scott 

James  Oughterson  H.  T.  Patten 

James  Tasker  John  Scott 

Andrew  Tasker,  Treasurer  and  Secretary. 
Robeit  Allan,  Keep?r — House,  53  Shaw  Street. 


APPENDIX.  15 


CHARITY  SCHOOL— Ann  Street. 

COMMITTEE. 

Robert  Park  Alex.  M'Gill 

William  Martin  Alexander  Stuart 

Donald  M  Donald  Archd.  Paton 

Robert  Miller  —  James  I.  Lang 

Archd.  Denniston  Charles  Mills 

Thomas  Fairrie,  Treasurer.  John  Hutcheson,  Secretary. 
Thomas  Kay,  Teacher. 


SHAWS  WATER  JOINT  STOCK  COMPANY. 

Constituted  by  Act  of  Parliament,  16th  June,  1825. 

DIRECTORS. 

Sir  Michael  Robert  Shaw  Stewart,  Baronet,  Chairman. 

James  Ta>ker,  Vice  Chairman. 

Andrew  Lindsay,  Robert  Steele,  J.  C.  Buchanan,  A.  Anderson,  aod 

John  Rodger,  jr. 

David  Crawford  Clerk — Peter  Morison,  Superintendent. 

James  Brown,  Collector. 


MILLS  ON  THE  SHAWS  WATER  FALLS. 

Saw  Mill  (fall  No.  1,  old  line,)  descent  26  feet,  46  horse  power. 

Barley,  Corn,  and  Flour  Mills,  (fall  No  2,  old  line,)  descent  24  feet, 
43  horse  power — M'Kenzie  &  Walker. 

Flour  Mill,  (fall  No.  3,  old  line,)  descent  17  feet,  30  horse  power- 
Bakers'  Mill  Company — Muir  &  Brodie. 

Logwood  Mill,  (fall  No.  4,  old  line, — Robert  Reyburn. 

Foundry,  do.  do.         —A.  &  W.  Johnston. 

Chemical  Work,     do.  do.         — John  Poynter. 

Paint  Mill.  do.  do. Fyfe- 

Descent  26  feet,  46  horse  power. 

Chemical  Works,  (fall  No.  5,  old  line,)  descent  22  feet,  39  horse  power 
— John  Poynter. 

Rice  Mill,  (fall  No.  6,  old  line,)  descent  19  feet,  34  horse  power- 
Neil  Campbell,  Manager. 

Sail    Cloth    Mill,   (fall    No.    7,   old  line,)    descent  28  feet,  50  horse 
power — Gourock  Ropework  Company. 

Shaws  Water   Cotton   Spinning    Company,  (falls  Nos.  8,  9,  and  10, 
old  and  new  lines,)  descent  87  feet,  314  horse  power. 

Dyewood  Mills,  (fall  No.  11,  old  line,)   descent  23  feet  6  inches,  42 
horse  power — David  Ramsay  &  Co. 

Dyeing,  Ccrding,  and  Milling  Mills,  (fall  No.  11,  old  line,)  descent 
10  feet,  18  horse  power — Robert  Houston. 

Worsted  Manufactory,   (fall  No.  12,  old  line,)  descent  29  feet  6  in. 
53  horse  power — Fleming,  Reid  &  Co. 


16  APPENDIX. 


Paper  Mill,  (fall  No  18,  old  line,)  descent  20  feet,  54  horsepower— 
J.  Gray  &  Co. 

Flour  Mill,  &c.  (fall  No.  1,  new  line,)  descent  14  ft.,  29  horse  power 
— George  Allan,  jun. 

Foundry,  &c.  (fall  No.  2,  new  line,)  descent  45  feet,  81  horse  power 
—Scott,  Sinclair  &  Co. 

Flour  and  Corn  Mills,  Deer  Park,  (fall  No.  3,  new  line),  descent  18 
feet,  32  horse  power — W.  Service  &  Co. 

Sugar  Refinery,  (fall  No.  4,  new  line),  descent  21  feet,  38  horse 
power — Blair,  Reid  &  Steele. 

Sugar  Refinery,  (fall  Nos.  5  and  7,  12  feet,  2li  horse  power,  new 
line,)  descent  47  feet,  38  horse  power — Pattens  &  Co.     i 

Foundry,  (fall  Nos.  5  and  6,  12  feet,  21^  horse  power,  new  line,) 
descent   47  feet,  26  horse  power— M'Nab  &  Clark. 

Sugar  Refinery,  12  feet  fall,  21|  horse  power — Anderson,  Orr  & 
Company. 

The  Shaws  Water  Company  has  two  lines  of  falls,  their  descent  be- 
ing each  512  feet  (or  1824  feet),  with  1200  cubic  feet  of  water  per 
minute — is  equal  to  1843  horse  power,  of  which  1051  are  occupied, 
and  792  are  still  unlet. 


CALEDONIAN     RAILWAY     COMPANY. 

William  Johnstone,  Banker,  Glasgow,  Chairman. 
William  Fenton,  Banker,  Rochdale,  Deputy- Chairman. 

DIRECTORS. 

William  Baird,  of  Elie,  Glasgow. 

Thomas  Price,  11,  Langham  Place,  London. 

Thomas  M'Micking,  Merchant,  Glasgow. 

John  Copland,  jun.,  the  Grove,  Hackney,  Middlesex. 

Alexander  M'Gregor,  Liverpool. 

Douglas  Campbell,  Edinburgh. 

Archibald  Glen  Kidston,  Merchant,  Glasgow. 

Thomas  Dundas  Speirs,  Houston,  Johnstone. 


GREENOCK  RAILWAY  GUARANTEED  COMPANY. 

DIRECTORS. 

Robert  Steele,  E*q.,  Chairman. 
William  Wbitemore,  Archibald  Glen  Kidston, 

James  Tasker,  Thomas  Turner. 

Archd.  M'Kellar,  Secretary— Office,  2,  Church  Place. 


CONSULS  AT  GREENOCK. 
Austrian  and  Sardinian,  John  Neill. 
Swedish  and  Norwegian,  T.  O.  Hunter. 


APFENDIX. 


17 


CUSTOMHOUSE— Steamboat  Quay. 

Collector,  W.  S.  Roe — Comptroller,  Robert  Willingale. 

Long- Room   Clerks — Thomas  King,   Uttrick  Walton,  James   Little, 

Stewart  Macalister,  Hugh  Macgregor,  Duncan  M'Intyre. 

Duncan  M'Farlane,  Messenger. 

Thomas  Osbourne,  Landing  Surveyor  and  Surveyor  of  Warehouses. 

Searchers,  Landing  Waiters,  and   Coast  Waiters,  A.  Langwill,  Neil 
Leitch,    Robert   Morison,  John    Clelland,  A.  C.    Innes,  Win.    S. 
Elliot,  Hugh  S.  Mann,  and  John  Ritchie. 
Medical  Superintendent  of  Quarantine,  Charles  Auld,  M.D. 

Tide  Surveyors,  Edwin  Hanley  and  William  Craig. 
Superintendent  of  Lockers  and  Weighers,  John  M'Dougall. 
Lockers — Samuel  Jack,   Aulay  M'Aulay,   Robert  Kerr,  Neil  Gray, 
William   Muir,   George    Clubb,    Robert   Tyre,    William    Trapps, 
Peter  M'lntyre,  Charles  M'Pherson,  and  James  Lyon. 
Weighers — John    Orr,    Malcom    M'Larty,    Richard    Jones,    Isaae 
Flucker,   William  Macfie,  Ephraim  Barbour,    George  Bear,  and 


William  Poison. 

M.  A.  Dodd 
John  Ford 
Robert  Main 


TIDEWAITERS FIRST  CLASS. 


E.  W  Ward 
John.  Ramsay 
Jas.  Johnston 


Thos.  Ogilvie 
Wm.  Comrie 
P.   M'Farlane 


R.  M'Ausland 

A.  W.  Blackwell 
A.  Arkiey 


D.  W   M'Master. 


A.  Chalmers 
James  Gilchrist 
Alex.  M'Gilvray 
James  Campbell 
Foster  Irwin 
J.  M'Lean 


SECOND    CLASS. 

Hugh  Ritchie 
John  Calder 
Nicol  M-Intyre 
R.  Fyfe 
J.   Rutherford 
R.   Fry 


R.  Smith 
R.  Bouckles 
J.  Clark 
J.  King 
J.  Blair 


BOATMEN FIRST    CLASS. 

Donald   Poison,    Andrew    Coupar,   Thomas  Bouckles,  and  Samuel 
Kemsley. 


SECOND    CLASS. 

H.   E.   Hanley,    David  Poison,  Jas.   Callighan,  T.    Griffiths,  John 

M'Lean,  and  R.M' Arthur. 

House-keeper,  Ann  Stevenson. 

Hours  of  attendance  for  the  despatch  of  Public  Business — In-door 
Department,  from  Ten  till  Four  ;  Out-Door  and  Warehouse  De- 
partment, from  1st  April  to  30th  September,  from  Six  to  Nine 
a.m.,  and  from  Ten  a.m.  till  Four  p.m.  ;  during  February,  March, 
October,  and  November,  from  Nine  a.m.  till  Four  p.m.  ;  and  dur- 
ing January  and  December,  from  Nine  a.m.  till  Three  p.m.  The 
following  Holidays  are  observed  : — Christmas  Day,  Good  Friday, 
and  the  Anniversary  of  the  Birth-day  of  Her  Majesty. 

b  2 


18 


APPENDIX. 


INLAND  REVENUE  OFFICE  (STAMPS  AND  TAXES). 

23,  Cathcart  Street. 

Robert  Jamieson,  Distributor  of  Stamps,  and  Collector  of  Assessed 

and  Income  Taxes  for  the  Counties  of  Renfrew  and  Bute. 

Clerks,  John  Reid,  John  Hunter,  and  Hugh  Fyfe. 

Open  from  10  till  3,  and  from  7  till  8  evening,  and  on  Saturdays 
from  10  till  1. 


INLAND  REVENUE  OFFICE  (LATE  EXCISE), 

Customhouse    Buildings. 

Colin  Campbell,  Collector. 

Peter  Conacher,  and  Robert  W.  Train,  Clerks. 

Greenock  District. 

Antony  Rogers,  Supervisor. 

Out-door    Officers — William    M'Innes,    Leonard     Fleming,    John 

Stuart,  John  G.  Blench,  Thomas  P.  Douglas,  and  James  R.  Taylor. 

House  Keepers — Janet  and  Catherine  Hunter. 

Open  every  lawful  day  from  10  morning  till  3  afternoon. 


FISHERY  OFFICE— 

Bank  Street. 

Local  Inspector 

Johr 

M'Kiver. 

Inspector,  Laurence 

Lamb. 

LIST  OF  BONDED  WAREHOUSES  IN  GREENOCK. 

And  where  respective!; 

situated. 

Nos.         Where  Situate. 

Nos 

Where  Situate. 

1 

West  Quay. 

45 

Cartsburn  Street 

2 

Do. 

5 

Rue-end  Street. 

3 

Do. 

17 

Do. 

4 

Do. 

18 

Do. 

22 

Do. 

19 

Do. 

24 

Do. 

20 

Do. 

29 

Do. 

32 

St.  Andrew  Street. 

31 

Do. 

14 

Timber  Pond,  Port- Glasgow 

34 

Do. 

Road. 

6 

Charles  Street. 

38 

Virginia  Street. 

7 

High  Vennel. 

12 

Chapel  Street. 

30 

Do. 

16 

Bugle  Street. 

8 

Crawfurd  Street. 

1.1 

Do. 

40 

Nicholson  Street 

28 

Do. 

41 

Do. 

10 

Mansion-House  Lane. 

25 

West  Blackhall  Street. 

23 

Do. 

35 

Do. 

9 

Vaults,  Assembly  Room, 

36 

Do. 

Cathcart  Street. 

27 

Clarence  Street,  Ardgowan 

37 

Shaw  Street. 

Street,  Glebe. 

13 

Customhouse  Buildings. 

39 

Do. 

33 

Do. 

42 

Chapel  Street. 

21 

Excise  Buildings. 

44 

East  Stewart  Street. 

John  M'Dougall,  Superintendents 


APPENDIX.  19 


B  A  N  K  1  N  G-H  0  U  S  E  S. 


GREENOCK  BANK— 29,  Cathcart  Street. 
Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon — shuts  at  12  on  Satur- 
days. Draws  on  Bank  of  England,  and  branches  Union  of  Lon- 
don ;  Jones,  Lloyd  &  Co.,  London ;  Liverpool  Boro'  Bank, 
Liverpool  ;  Belfast  Bank  and  Branches ;  Bank  of  Ireland,  and 
Branches;  and  all  the  principal  towns  in  Britain,  Canada,  and 
Australia. 

Alexander  Thomson,  Manager. 

John  Thomson,  Cashier — and  John  Johnstone,  Deputy  Cashier. 

John  Brymner,   Accountant. 

Robert  Ferguson,  Porter — House,  Mansion-house  Lane. 


UNION  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND— 1,  Hamilton  Street. 
Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon — shuts  at  12  noon  on 
Saturdays.  Draws  on  Glyn  &  Co.,  London  ;  Union  Bank  of 
Scotland,  Glasgow  and  Edinburgh,  and  all  their  Branches;  on 
Commercial  Bank  of  Scotland,  and  all  the  principal  towns  in 
England  and  Ireland. 

Agent,  Andrew  Anderson — Cashier,  Colin  Lamont,  jun. 

Accountant,  C.  D.  Lamont. 

Alexander  Todd,  Porter — House,  2,  Church  Place. 


BANK  OF  SCOTLAND— 38,  Cathcart  Street. 
Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon — shuts  at  12  on 
Saturdays.  Draws  on  Smith,  Payne  &  Smiths,  London  ;  Bank 
of  England  and  Branches;  Bank  of  Ireland  and  Branches;  Man- 
chester and  Liverpool  District  Bank,  and  Provincial  Bank  of 
Ireland;  and  on  all  the  principal  towns  in  Britain  and  Foreign 
Parts. 

Agent,  Thomas  Stark. 

Teller,  Peter  Ballingall — Clerks,  John  Ferguson,  John  Atkins,  and 

R.  W.  G.  Shortridge. 


ROYAL  BANK  OF  SCOTLAND— 38,  Cathcart  Street. 
Open  from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3  afternoon — shuts  at  12  on  Satur- 
days.    Draws  on  Coutts  &  Co.,  London  ;  on  the  Bank  of  England 
and  Branches ;  the  Bank  of  Ireland  and  Branches  ;   and  on  all  the 
principal  towns  in  Britain. 

Agent,  Thomas  Turner — Accountant,  James  Brownlie. 
Teller,  Robert  Burrell — Clerk,  Ebenezer  Macrae. 


CLYDESDALE  BANK— 7,  Hamilton  Street. 
Open   from  10  o'clock  forenoon  till  3   afternoon — shuts  at  12  on 
Saturdays.     Draws  on  Barnett,  Hoares&  Co.,  London;  Clydes- 


20  APPENDIX. 


dale  Bank,  Glasgow  and  Edinburgh  ;  on  the  principal  towns  in 
Britain  ;  and  on  the  Commercial  Bank  of  the  Midland  District, 
Canada. 

Agent,  Alexander  Rodger. 

Accountant,  Peter  Cunningham.     Teller,  A.  M.  Humphreys. 

Clerks,  W.  H.  Smith,  and  Colin  Thomson. 

Alexander  Stewart,   Porter — House  at  the  Bank. 


CITY  OF  GLASGOW  BANK— 46,  Cathcart  Street. 
Open   from    10  o'clock   forenoon   till   3  afternoon — shuts  at  12  on 
Saturdays.       Draws  on    Smith,    Payne  &    Smiths,    London  ;  and 
grants  Letters  of  Credit  on  the  principal  towns  in  Scotland,  Eng- 
land, and  Ireland.      Has  a  Savings   Bank   in  connection  with  the 
Branch,  in  which  sums  of  one  shilling  and  upwards  are  received. 
Agent,  Alan  Ker. 
Accountant,  William  Morrison — Clerk,  James  Dick. 


PROVIDENT  BANK-3,  Church  Place. 
Open  every  day  from  12  till  3  o'clock  p.m.,  and  on  Saturday  from  12 
lo  1  o'clock,  and  on  the  evenings  of  Monday,   Wednesday,   and 
Saturday,  from  half-past  6  till  8  o'clock. 

Alexander  Murray  Dunlop,  Esq.,  M.  P.,  President. 

James  Duff,  Esq.,  Chairman. 

directors : 


Messrs  John  Duncan. 
James  M'Lean. 
Matthew  Brown. 
William  Orr. 
George  Lamb. 
William  Lindsay. 
William  Steele. 


Messrs  CHI  Jas.  Turner. 

,,  Colin  Cjird. 

„  William  Kelly. 

„  Mate.  Buchanan. 

,,  Andrew  Laing. 

„  John  M'Naught. 

„  J.  C.  Buchanan. 


Colin  Lamont,  jun.,  Cashier — Thomas  King,  Secretary. 
Accountant,  John  Adams — Clerk,  John  Robinson. 


LOCAL  MARINE  BOARD. 
Provost  of  Greenock,  (for  the  time)  Chairman. 


Messrs  Robert  Cuthbert. 
,,     Andrew  Stewart. 
,,     Archibald  Adam. 
„     John  Haddow. 
,,     Robert  Steele. 
„    Alex.  Russell. 


Messrs  Thomas  Hamlin 
„     Charles  C.  Scott 
„     T.  O.  Hunter 
„     Robert  Miller 
,,     John  Martin 


Thomas  King,  Secretary. 


APPENDIX.  21 


COUHTS. 


SHERIFF  COURT. 
Held  in  the  County  Buildings,  4,  Bank  Street,  every  Friday  during 

Session,  at  11  o'clock  forenoon. 

Sheriff— Robert  Macfarlane.        Sheriff-Substitute— Claud  Marshall. 

Sheriff- Substitutes — David   Crawford  and   A.    M'Kellar,  in  absence 

of  Chud  Marshall. 

Procurator- Fiscal — Robert  Blair. 

Clerk — Peter  Henderson.      Depute- Clerk — James  Inglis. 

Depute-Clerk — Archd.  M'Callum,  in  the  absence  of  James  Inglis. 

Auditor — James  Inglis. 

Bar-Officer — James  Crookshanks. 


SHERIFF  SMALL  DEBT  COURT. 

Held  in  the   County  Buildings,   4,  Bank  Street,  every    Monday,  at 

half-past  10  o'clock. — Continued  cases  are   disposed  of  after  the 

new  cases. 

Sheriff— Robert  Macfarlane.      Sheriff-Substitute— Claud   Marshall. 

Clerk — Peter  Henderson.      Depute-Clerk — James  Inglis. 

Bar-Officer — James  Crookshanks. 


BURGH    AND    POLICE    COURTS. 
Held  in  the  Town  Hall,  6,  Hamilton  Street,  every  lawful  day,  except 

Tuesdays  and  Fridays,  at  10  o'clock. 

Judges — The  Sheriff,  Provost,  and  Bailies.      Assessor — Town  Clerk. 

Prosecutor — Procurator    Fiscal,  Archibald  M'Callum. 

Surgeon— Charles  Auld,  M.D. 


JUSTICE  OF  PEACE  COURT. 
Held  in  the  County  Buildings,  4,  Bank  Street,  every  Thursday 

JUSTICES   OF  THE  PEACE. 

Hunter,  Thomas  O. 
Jamieson,  Robert 
Johnston,  David 
Macfie,  Robert 
Martin,  John 
Macnaughtan,  P. 
Park,  Robert 
Robertson,  Wm. 
Clerk — Alexander  Gibson.       Depute-Clerk — James  Inglis. 
Procurator- Fiscal — Daniel  M'Lean. 
Bar-Officer — James  Crookshanks. 
Small  Debt   Court  held  every  Thursday,  at  11  o'clock  forenoon. 


Balderston,  David 
Brown,  Matthew 
Campbell,  Neil 
Darroch,  Major 
Duff,  James 
Fail  lie,  Thomas 
Fleming,  John 
Hamlin,  Thomas 


Stewart,  Sir  M.  R.  S. 
Stewart,  Wm.  M.  S. 
Walker,  John 
Sheriff-Substitute 
Provost  and  Bailies 
ex  officiis. 


COMMISSARY    COURT. 
Held  at  Paisley  every  Thursday,  at  11  o'clock  forenoon. 

Commissary — Robert  Macfarlane. 
Depute — R.  Robertson  Glasgow.      Clerk — Robert  Wylie. 


22 


APPENDIX. 


QUARTER  SESSIONS. 
Held  at  Greenock  first  Tuesday  of  May  and  last  Tuesday  of  Oct. 
Meetings  for  licensing  Publicans  for  the  parishes  of  Greenock,  Port- 
Glasgow,  Kilmalcolm,  and  Invcrkip,  first  Tuesday  of  May,  and 
last  Tuesday  of  October.  Appeal  Court  held  on  the  15th  of  May. 
Applications  for  licenses  (printed  forms  of  which  may  be  had  of 
John  Hislop,  R.  A.  Baird,  and  Robert  Stewart,  booksellers),  must 
be  lodged  at  least  ten  days  previous  to  the  day  of  meeting. 


INCOME    TAX    COMMISSIONERS. 

The  Sheriff  of  the  County.  Duncan  Darroch,  of  Gourock. 

Sheriff  Substitute  at  Greenock.  |       Robert  Macfie,  of  Airds. 

Sir  Michael  R.  S.  Stewart,  Bart. 
Robert  Salmon,  Clerk.     John  Gillespie,  Assessor. 


LIEUTENANCY  OF  RENFREWSHIRE. 

Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Glasgow.  Lord  Lieutenant. 
Colonel  William  Mure,  of  Caldwell,  Vice-Lieutenant. 

DEPOT?    LIEUTENANTS. 


Alexander,  Boyd,  of  Ballochmyle 

and  Southbar. 
Blantyre,  Lord. 

Campbell,  Archd. ,  of  Blythswood. 
Darrooh,  Major,  of  Gourock. 
Graham,  R.  C,  of  Gartmore. 
Greenock,  Provost  of 
Henderson,  John,  of  Park. 
Houston,  Ludovic,  of  Johnstone. 
Harvey,  John,  of  Castlesemple. 
Maxwell,  Sir  John,  of  Pullok,  Bart. 
Maxwell,  Jchn  Hall,  of  Dargavel. 


Macdowall,  Colonel  D.  H.  of  Garth- 
land. 

Napier„Sir  R.  J.  M.  of  Napier,  Bt. 

Paisley,  Provost  of 

Porterfield,  J.  C.  of  Portertield. 

Richardson,  James,  of  Ralston. 

Renfrew,  Provost  of 

Speirs,  Thomas,  of  Blackston. 

Stewart,  Sir  Michael  R.  S.  Bart., 
of  Greenock  and  Blackhall. 

Stirling,  Capt.  James,  of  Glentyan, 
R.N. 


Clerk  of  Lieutenancy — Robert  Rodger. 


COMMISSIONERS   OF  SUPPLY   AND   ASSESSED   TAX  COM- 
MISSIONERS FOR  THE  LOWER  WARD  OF   THE  COUNTY. 


The  Sheriff  of  the  County. 

Claud  Marshall,  Sheriff  Substitute 

of  Greenock. 
Duncan  Darroch  of  Gourock. 
Sir  Michael  R.  Shaw  Stewart. 
Admiral  Houston  Stewart,  R.N. 
Wm.  M.  S.  Stewart  ol  Lochnagar. 
James  C.  Porterfield  of  Porterfield. 

James  Caldwell,  Clerk  of  Supply,  Paisley. 
David  Crawford,  Clerk  of  Assessed  Taxes,  Greenock. 


Robert    Cunningham    Cunningham 

Graham  of  Gartmore. 
Win.  Cunningham  Graham  Bontine 

of  Ardoch,  Finlaystone. 
Jamts  Scott  of  Kelly. 
James  Anderson  of  Highholm. 
The  Provost  of  Port- Glasgow. 
The  Provost  of  Greenock. 


APPENDIX. 


2'S 


WRITERS. 

David  Crawford,  Dean  of  Faculty. 

David  Glassford,  Treasurer. — John  Black,  Fiscal. 

A.  Denniston,  Secretary. 


1825 

r  Robert  Blair. 

1845  *p  Archibald  M'Kellar. 

1821 

*p  John  Black. 

1850 

p  Alexander  MacDonald. 

1849 

p  John  Black,  jun. 

1848 

*p  John  Macdougall. 

1815 

*p  David  Crawford. 

1849 

P  Daniel  Mrclean. 

1S53 

p  Djvid  R.  Crawford. 

1850 

p  Archibald  M'Kinnon. 

1838 

*p  Hugh  Dempster. 

1854 

p  Daniel  W.  Macfarlane. 

1840 

*p  Archibald  Denniston. 

1846 

p  Robert  Ncill. 

1821 

*p  David  Glasslord. 

1841 

*     Allan  Park  Paton. 

1839 

p  Join  Kerr  Gray. 

1829 

*p  Henry  T.  Patten. 

1853 

p  James  Inglis. 

1850 

p  Robert  Salmon. 

1838 

*p  Thomas  King. 

1849 

p  Allan  Swan. 

1846 

*p  Archd.  Langwill,  jun. 

1819 

*p  James  Turner,  London. 

1824 

*p  Crawford  Muir. 

1822 

*p  James  Turner,  jun. 

1854 

*p  Claud  Marshall,  jun. 

1854 

p  Allan  Weir. 

1849 

p  Archibald  M'Callurn. 

1844 

p  George  Williamson. 

1837 

r  William  M'Clure. 

1846 

p  Robert  Wright. 

1835 

p  Hew  M'llwraith. 

1821 

p  Archibald  Yuill. 

Those  marked  thus  (*)  are  Notaries — those  marked  thus  (p)  are 
Procurators.  The  years  opposite  the  Procurators'  names  are  those 
in  which  they  became  Procurators. 


PHYSICIANS    AND    SURGEONS. 
(For  addresses,  see  General  Directory.) 


1829 
1836 
1844 
1825 
1835 
1836 
1833 
1814 
1845 


Auld  Charles,  M.D. 
Bell  Robert  C.,  M.D. 
Bryson  James  H. 
Davidson  William,  M.D. 
Donnelly  T.  H.,  M.D. 
Fox  John,  M.D. 
Henry  Barclay,  M.D. 
Hill  Ninian,  M.D. 
Kelso  Alexander, 


1836  Laurie  W.  L.,  M.D. 

1831  Mat-Call  T.S.,  M.D. 

1820  Mackie  James,  M.D. 

1810  M'Lean  L. 

1842  Richmond  A.  ¥.,  M.D. 

1831  Shortridge  Samuel,  M.D. 

1832  Speirs  John  R.,  M.D. 

1833  Stewart  Archd.  D.,  M.C. 
Wallace  James,  M.D. 


The  figures  opposite  the  names  denote  the  year  in  which  they  were 
licensed. 


PUBLIC    OFFICES. 


Assembly  Rooms,  29  Cathcart  Street — Robert  Allan,  Keeper. 

Baron  Bailie's  Office,  Mansion  House. 

Caledonian  Railway  Company's  Office,  25  Cathcart  Street, 


24  APPENDIX. 


Clerk  to  Commissioners  on  Property  and  Income  Tax,   Union  Bank 

Buildings,  2  Church  Place,  Robert  Salmon Assessor  of  Income 

Tax,  John  Gillespie,  3  Bank  Street. 

Chamber  of  Commerce  of  Greenock,  incorporated  by  Royal  Charter 
in  181 3 — Andrew  Lindsay,   Chairman — Thomas  King,  Secretary. 

Coffee  Room  (Exchange),  Assembly  Room  Buildings,  29  Cathcart 
Street — Robert  Allan,  Keeper. 

Coffee  Room,  2  Cathcart  Square — John  H.  Teulon,  Keeper. 

Collector  of  Harbour  Dues,  &c,  Customhouse  Buildings — Archibald 

Shannon,  Collector. 
Customhouse,  Steamboat  Quay. 
Fishery  Office,  3  Bank   Street — Inspector,  Lawrenee  Lamb  ;   Local 

Inspector,  John  M'Kiver. 

Gas    Works,    27    Crawfurd    Street— Instituted    1828  — A.    Ritchie, 

Manager. 
Greenock  Advertiser  and  Clyde  Commercial  Journal  Office,  29,  Ha- 

ihon  Street. 

Greenock  Herald  and  General  Advertiser  Office,  40  Cathcart  Street. 

Harbour  Masters'  Office,  11  East  India  Breast — John  Miller,  Har- 
bour Master;  Robert  Kerr  and  Robert  Atkins,  Depute  Harbour 
Masters. 

Inland  Revenue  Office,  (late  Excise),  Customhouse  Buildings. 

Inland  Revenue  Office  (Stamps  and  Taxes),  23  Cathcart  Street — 
Robert  Jamieson,  Distributor  of  Stamps,  and  Collector  of  Assessed 
and  Income  Taxes  for  the  Counties  of  Renfrew  and  Bute. 

Justice  of  Peace  Clerk's  Office,  County  Buildings,  2  Bank  Street — 
James  Inglis,  Depute  Clerk. 

Lloyd's  Register  of  British  and  Foreign  Shipping,  2  West  Quay 
Head — John  Barr  Cumming,  Surveyor  ;  Thomas  O-  Hunter, 
Agent,  10  William  Street. 

Master  of  Works'  Office,    1   East  India    Breast — William    Allison, 

Master  of  Works. 
Parochial  Board  Rooms,  Poor-house,  Captain  Street — John  Malcom, 

Inspector. 
Police    Office,    Town    Buildings,    6    Hamilton    Street — Alexander 

Mann,  Superintendent  of  Town  and  Harbour  Police. 

Poor  Rates  Office,  Parochial  Board  Rooms,  Captain  Street — Thomas 

Burton,  Collecter. 
Post  Office,  3  Church,  Place— Thomas  M'Millan,  Postmaster. 

Procurator  Fiscal's    Office   (Burgh),    3  Hamilton    Street — Archd. 

M'Callum^Fiscal. 
Procurator  Fiscal's  Office,  (Lower  Ward  of  the  County),  4,  Hamilton 

Street — Robert  Blair,  Fiscal. 


APPENDIX.  25 


Registrars  of  Births,  Deaths,  and  Marriages — West  Parish,  John 
Hislop,  Cathcart  Street  —  Middle  Parish,  Robert.  Campbell,  Bank 
Street — East  Parish,  John  Love,  Cathcart  Street, 

Register  Office  for  Seamen,  Virginia  Street — John  M'llvain,  Ship- 
ping Master. 

Shaws  Water  Joint  Stock  Company's  Office,  49  Rue-end  Street — 
James  Brown,  Collector;  Peter  Morison,  Superintendent. 

Sheriff  Clerk's  Office,  County  Buildings,  4  Bank  Street — James 
Inglis,  Depute  Clerk. 

Sheriff  Court  House,  County  Buildings,  4  Bank  Street. 

Town  Assessment  Office,  20  Cathcart  Street — Andrew  Nimmo, 
Collector. 

Town  Clerk's  Office,  Town  Buildings,  6  Hamilton  Street — John 
K.  Gray,  Town  Clerk. 

Town  Chamberlain's  Office,  Town  Buildings,  6  Hamilton  Street — 
John  Adam,  Chamberlain. 


INSURANCE  OFFICES  AND  AGENTS. 

Atla3  Fire  and  Life — John  Johnston. 
British  Guarantee — David  Crawford. 
Caledwnian    Fire  and    Life — William  M'Clure,    Archibald    M'Kellar,   and 

William  T.  Templeton. 
Church  of  England  Fire  and  Life — John  Black,  jun. 
Colonial  Life — Eccles,  Templetoa,  and  Co. 
County  Fire — George  Todd. 
Defender  Fire  and  Life — Alexander  Stuart. 
Edinburgh  Life — C.  D.  Lamont  and  Archibald  M'Kinnon. 
English  and  Scottish  Law  Life — Thomas  King. 
Fire  Insurance  Company  of  Scotland— James  Welsh,   Thomas  King,  and 

John  Johnston. 
General  Fire  and  Life— R.  S.  M'Morland. 
Globe  Insurance  Company — Andrew  Ta>ker. 
Guardian  Fire  and  Life— R.  W.  Robertson. 
Hope  Mutual  Life  and  Guarantee  Society — John  Duncan. 
Industrial  and  General  Deposit — Allan  Weir. 
Imperial  Fire  and  Life — John  Graham. 
Kent  Mutual  Fire  and  Life— Archibald  M'Kellar. 
Lancashire  Insurance  Company — Resident  Law  Agent.  D.  R.  Crawford. 

Agents,  Neil  M'Vicar ;   Alexander    Miller;   Allan  Swan,   writer;   John 

Brymner,  accountant,  Greenock  Bank ;  and  J.  F.  Mackay. 
Leeds  and  Yorkshire  Fire  and  Life — James  W.  Mann. 
Life  Association  of  Scotland — D.  Maclean. 
London  Indisputable  Life—  John  Macdougall. 

C 


APPENDIX. 


London  Assurance  Corporation  Fire  and  Life— Eccles,  Templeton,  and  Co. 
Liverpool  and  London  Fire  and  Life — E.  Conn*l  and  Co. 
Manchester  and  Star  United  Fire — Thomas  King. 
Monarch  Fire  and  Life — James  Brownlie. 
Norwich  Union  Fire — Alexander  Stuart. 
Norwich  Union  Life — Alexander  Stuart. 

National  Fire  and  Life— R.  Wright  and  Andrew  Stewart  and  Co. 
North    British — John  Black,    Thomas  O.    Hunter,    John    Johnston,   and 
Thomas  Stark. 

Northern— R.  W.  Robertson,  Salmon  and  Macfarlane,  James  Alexander 
James  Turner,  jun.,  and  A.  Rodger. 

North  of  England — Archibald  Denniston  and  C.  D.  Lamont. 

Palladium  Life — David  Crawford. 

Promoter  Life — William  M'Clure. 

Phoenix  Fire — J.  Miller,  J.  Macdougall,  and  A.  Ker. 

Professional  Life — John  H.  Teulon. 

Plate-Glass  Universal  Fire — J.  Morrison  and  Sons. 

Railway  Passenger  Life — Allan  Park  Paton. 

Royal  Farmers'  General  Fire  and  Life  and  Hail  Storm  Insurance  Institu- 
tion— Archibald  M'Callum. 

Royal  Insurance  Fire  and  Life— R.  Jamieson  and  Co.  and  M'Arthur  and 

Binnie. 
Scottish  Amicable  Life — Allan  Park  Paton. 
Scottish  Equitable  Life — Alexander  Rodger. 

Scottish  Union  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Company — Robert  Little  and  Allan 

Park  Paton. 
Scottish  Widows'  Fund — Archibald  M'Kellar. 
Scottish  Provident  Institution — Archibald  Denniston. 
Scottish  Provincial  Fire  and  Life — Williamson  and  Glassford. 
Solvency  Mutual  Guarantee  Company — Archibald  M'Kellar. 
Standard  Life — James  Miller,  and  D.  &  G.  Brymner. 
Sun  Fire  and  Life — John  Gray. 

Times  Fire  and  Plate  Glass  Assurance  Society — John  Duncan. 
United  Guarantee  and  Life  Assurance — James  Inglis. 
West  of  England  Fire  and  Life— H.  T.  Patten  and  George  Raff. 
Yorkshire  Fire  and  Life — Mann  and  Sutherland. 


TRADE  PROTECTION  SOCIETY. 
Resident  Solicitor,  D.  R.  Crawford. 


REGISTRARS  OF  BIRTHS,  MARRIAGES,  AND  DEATHS. 

West  Parish— John  Hislop,  Cathcart  Street. 
Middle  Parish— Robert  Campbell,  Bank  Street. 
East  Parish— John  Love,  Cathcart  Street 


APPENDIX. 


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APFENDIX. 


WEST  OR  OLD  PARISH. 

Rev.  J.  M.  M'Culloch,  D.  D — Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stewart,  Patron. 

John  Hislop,  Session-Clerk. 

James  Inglis,  Precentor — John  Mlntyre,  Church  Officer. 

BOUNDARIES. 

From  the  Old  Dock  running  up  Vennel  taking  the  west  side 
thereof  to  Cow-gate,  up  said  street  taking  west  side  thereof  to  Market 
street,  round  the  westmost  corner  of  Market  street,  along  the  Policy 
Boundary  line  to  Bo<jle  street,  to  John  Gray's  Stores,  running  up 
Bogle  street,  taking  west  side  thereof,  to  Mrs  Fairlie's  Property 
inclusive,  running  alonjr  west  part  of  Regent  Street  to  Lynedoch 
street,  up  said  street  taking  the  west  side  thereof  to  Reservoir,  round 
south  side  of  Reservoir  to  the  westmost  extremity  thereof,  from  thence 
running  southward,  crossing  Drumfrochar  Road  up  to  Whin  Hill, 
including  all  the  streets  west  and  souh  of  said  Boundary. 

INSTITUTIONS  IN  CONNECTION  WITH  THE  CONGREGATION. 

Congregational  Prayer  Meeting  on  the  second  or  third  Tuesday  of 
the  month,  at  7  o'clock,  p.m. 

Sabbath  Classes  for  the  Young  in  the  Session-house  and  Vestry 
in  Charity  School,  in  Nicholson  Street  School,  and  in  Tobago  Street 
School,  at  5  o'clock  p.m. 

Minister's  Weekly  Class  for  Sabbath  School  Teachers,  on  Tuesday 
Evenings,  at  half-past  8  o'clock. 

"West  Church  Association  for  Religious  Purposes" — under  the 
direction  of  the  Kirk-Session  and  a  Committee  of  Gentlemen  ap- 
pointed by  the  Congregation. 

Parochial  Association  in  aid  of  the  Schemes  of  the  General  As- 
sembly— Dr  Brisbane,  Treasurer 


MIDDLE  OR  NEW  PARISH. 


Rev.  James  R.  Brown,  D  D — Chosen  by  Town  Council,  Session, 

and  Feuars 

Robert  Campbell,   Session-Clerk. 

Alex.  Cameron,  Precentor. — John   Gray,   Church-Officer. 

BOUNDARIES. 

From  the  westmost  corner  of  Market  street  along  the  Policy 
Boundary  line  to  Bogle  street,  taking  John  Gray's  stores  down 
Bogle  street,  west  side  thereof  to  Rue-end  street,  taking  south  side 
thereof  to  Cathcart  street,  running  down  said  street  to  shore,  along 
the  shore  to  foot  of  Low  Vennel,  up  low  and  high  parts  of  Vennel, 
taking  east  sides  of  said  street  to  Cowgate  street,  up  east  side  thereof 
to  the  point  first  described. 

INSTITUTIONS  IN    CONNECTION  WITH    THIS   CONGREGATION. 

1.  The  Middle  Parish  Parochial  Association. — The  funds  raised 
are  applied  to  the  maintenance  of  Parochial  Institutions  for  promot- 
ing the  Religious  and  Educational  interests  of  the  Parish. 


APPENDIX.  29 


II.  The  Middle  Parish  Congregational  Library — Commenced  in 
1836,  and  consists  of  about,  1000  volumes,  acquired  either  by  dona- 
tion or  purchased  with  occasional  collections.  Subscriptions,  6d  per 
quarter.  Open  in  the  Session-house  on  Wednesday  evenings  from 
8  till  9. 

III.  The  Middle  Church  Female  Clothing  Society — For  affording 
cheap  apparel  and  Christian  counsel  to  the  poor.  Treasurer,  Mrs 
Martin.  Secretary,  Mrs  Brown.  Twelve  Lady  Directors  and 
twenty-five  Lady  Assistants  meet  every  alternate  week. 

IV.  The  Sessional  Day  School — In  Ann  Street.  Robert  Camp- 
bell,  teacher. 

V.  The  Middle  Parish  Sabbath  Evening  School — Comprising 
about  300  children,  and  22  teachers. 

VI.  Dr  Brown  has  classes  for  religious  Instruction  every  Tuesday 
evening  for  part  of  the  year. 


EAST  PARISH. 
Rev.  James  Hutcheson — Chosen  by  Town   Council  and  Committee 

of  Proprietors. 
John  Love,  Precentor  and  Session  Clerk.     James  Paterson,  Officer. 

BOUNDARIES. 

From  Shore  at  Rue-end  up  to  Cathcart  street,  taking  south  side 
thereof  to  Rue-end  street,  along  Rue-end  street  taking  east  side  thereof 
to  Bogle  street,  up  Bogle  street  taking  east  side  thereof,  along  Regent 
street  taking  south  side  thereof  to  Lynedoch  street,  up  Lynedoch 
street  taking  south  side  thereof,  crossing  Drumfrocher  Road,  taking 
in  Berry-yards,  to  the  Boundaiy  Line,  along  the  Boundary  Line  to 
the  Parishes  of  Kilmalcolm  and  Port-Glasgow,  down  Devol's  Burn 
to  the  shore,  along  the  shore  to  the  point  first  described. 

In  connexion  with  this  Church  there  is  a  society  called  the  Green- 
ock East  Parish  Society,  managed  by  the  Minister  as  President,  a 
Treasurer,  Secretary,  and  twelve  Directors,  the  Funds  of  which 
are  devoted  to  Religious  objects,  Parochial  or  Congregational ;  and 
are  apportioned  at  the  discretion  of  the  Directors  at  the  Annual  Meet- 
ing. The  Minister  has  a  Bible  class  for  the  young  of  the  congrega- 
tion, which  meets  on  Tuesday  evenings.  There  is  also  a  Sabbath 
School,  with  an  average  attendance  of  200  children,  conducted  by  28 
teachers  ;  and  a  Church  Library  open  every  Friday  evening  from  7 
till  8  o'clock. 

There  is  a  weekly  Prayer  Meeting  held  on  the  Thursday  evenings 
in  the  East  Parish  Church,  at  which  the  Minister  delivers  a  lecture 
on  a  passage  of  the  Scriptures. 


GAELIC  CHAPEL  WEST  BURN  STREET. 

Rev.  Robert  M.  Macfarlane, 

Session  Clerk,  Allan  M'Kinnon.     Precentor,  James  M'Kenzie. 

Officer,  Duncan  M'Donald. 
There  is  a  Sabbath   School   Society  composed  of  all  the  teachers. 
The  Sabbath  School  is  well  attended  by  between  100  and  200  scholars, 

c2 


30 


APPENDIX. 


conducted  by  20  teachers.  A  weekly  Prayer  Meeting  every  Tuesday 
at  half-past  7  o'clock  ;  English  and  Gaelic  alternately.  A  Young 
Men's  Association  for  religious,  moral,  and  intellectual  improvement, 
meets  every  Monday  night,  at  half-past  7,  in  the  session-house.  Pre- 
sident, Rev.  Mr  Macfarlane.  A  Ladies'  Association  for  charitable 
and  religious  purposes.  A  Congregational  Library  of  nearly  300 
volumes. 


NORTH  CHURCH,  GREY  PLACE. 

Vacant. 


FREE  CHURCH  MINISTERS  AND  CHURCHES. 


FREE  CHURCH  PRESBYTERY  OF  GREENOCK. 

Meets  on  the  last  Wednesday  of  every  alternate  month  in  the  Session 
House  of  the  Free  Middle  Church. 


PLACE. 

MINISTER.                  ORDINATION. 

POST-TOWN. 

Cumbraes, 

James  Drummond, 

1830 

Largs. 

... 

Robert  Steel,  helper, 

and  successor, 

1852 

Erskine, 

R.   R.  Caldwell, 

1845 

Paisley. 

Fairlie, 

John  Gemmell,  A.M. 

1835 

Largs. 

Gourock, 

William  Fraser, 

185D 

Greenock. 

Greenock,  Middle, 

John  M'Farlan, 

1854 

Do.     West, 

John  Nelson, 

1846 

Do.     St  Andrews, 

John  James  Bonar, 

1835 

Do.      Gaelic, 

John  M'Rae, 

1833 

.. 

Do.     St  Thomas, 

William  Langhton, 

1«39 

Do.     Well  Park, 

James  Stark, 

1834 

Inverkip, 

Peter  Douglas, 

1851 

Largs. 

D.  B.  D.uie,  A.M. 

1831 

Largs. 

Port- Glasgow, 

John  Henderson,  A.M. 

1848 

Port- Glasgow 

Rev.  James  Stark,  Presbytery  Clerk. 

WEST  FREE  CHURCH-4,  Ardgowan  Street. 

Rev.  John  Nelson,  chosen  by  Male  Members  of  the  Church. 

Robert  Muir,  Precentor. 

John  Buchanan,  Session  Clerk. 

James  Welsh,   Clerk  to  Deacons'  Court. 

Peter  Murray,  Treasurer  of  Deacons'  Court. 

John  Johnston,  Treasurer  for  Sustentation  Fund. 

Alexander  Agnew,  jun.,  Treasurer  of  Schoolmasters'  Fund, 

Matthew  Muir,  Officer. 


APPENDIX.  31 


A  Prayer  Meeting  is  held  in  the  Church  every  alternate  Thurs- 
day evening,  at  8  o'clock.  There  are  connected  with  this  Church 
five  Sabbath  Evening  Schools,  average  attendance  820  children,  with 
64  teachers.  Bible  classes,  taught  hy  Mr  Nelson,  meet  in  the  Vestry 
on  Tuesday  evenings,  from  7  till  9  o'clock. 

In  connexion  with  this  Church  and  St  Thomas'  Church,  and  also 
supported  by  Members  of  other  Churches,  there  is  a  society  called 
Old  and  St  Thomas'  Work  Society,  conducted  by  a  Committee  of 
Ladies,  consisting  of  a  President,  three  Vice-Presidents,  a  Secretary, 
Treasurer,  18  of  a  Committee,  and  four  Collectors.  The  object  of 
this  Society  is  to  give  work  to  poor  women  in  making  clothes,  which 
the  Committee  sell  at  their  Repository,  Cameron's  Land,  head  of 
Jamaica  Street.  This  Society  does  much  good  to  the  industrious 
poor  who  receive  aid  from  its  funds,  however  small  the  sum  given, 
accompanied  as  it  is  by  the  distribution  of  Religious  Tracts. 


MIDDLE  FREE  CHURCH— West  Burn  Street. 

Rev.  John  M'Farlan,  chosen  by  the  Members  of  the  Church. 

Charles  M'Bride,    Precentor — Dugald   Smith,    Church   Officer. 

Andrew  M'Farlan,  Session  Clerk. 

Alexander  Rodger,  Treasurer  to  Deacons'  Court. 

Alexander  Ritchie,  Treasurer  to  the  Sustentation  Fund. 

Andrew   M'Farlan,  Treasurer  to  the   Foreign   Missions. 

William  Crawford,  Treasurer  to  the  Children's  Contributions  to  the 

Schemes  cf  the  Free  Church. 

A  Prayer  Meeting  is  held  in  the  Church  every  Thursday  evening, 
at  8  o'clock  ;  also  a  Sabbath  Evening  School — average  attendance 
180  children,  with  24  teachers. 


ST.  ANDREW'S  FREE  CHURCH— West  Stewart  Street. 

Rev.  John  James  Bonar,  Chosen  by  Male  Members  of  the  Church. 

John  Muir,  Precentor — John  Galbraith,  Church  Officer. 

Robert  Shankland,  Clerk  to  Deacons'  Court. 

James  Alexander,  Treasurer. 

John   Fleming,  Treasurer  to  Missionary  Association. 


ST.  THOMAS'  FREE  CHURCH— Dalrymfle  Street. 

Rev.  William  Laughton,  chosen  by  Male  Members  of  the  Church. 

J.  C.  Watson,  Precentor — James  Boag,  Church  Officer. 

Robert  Blair,  Clerk  to  Deacons'  Court. 

Thomas  Fainie,  Treasurer  of  Deacons'  Court. 

Henry  M'Murtrie,    Session   Clerk  and  Treasurer  to   Sustentation 

Fund. 


32  APPENDIX. 


FREE  GAELIC  CHURCH— Jamaica   Street. 

Rev.  John  M'Rae,  chosen  by  the  Members  of  the  Church. 

John  Cameron,    Precentor — Duncan  M'Kinlay,  Church   Officer. 

Hugh  Buie,  Session  Clerk  and  Treasurer  of  Deacons'  Court. 

John  Bruce,  Treasurer  of  Sustentation  Fund. 

Neil  Gray,  Treasurer  of  Schoolmasters'  Fund. 

Matthew  Buchanan,  Clerk  of  Deacons'  Court. 

A  Prayer  Meeting  is  held  in  the  Church  every  Thursday  evening, 
at  Half-past  7  o'clock  ;  also,  a  Sabbath  evening  School,  attendance 
1 10  children,  with  12  teachers  ;  and  a  missionary  school  in  the  Old 
Seamen's  Chapel. 


WELL  PARK  FREE  CHURCH— Lynedoch  Street. 

Rev.  James  Stark,  chosen  by  the  Members  of  the  Church. 

John   Fullarton,   Precentor — Alex.    Cooper,   Church    Officer. 

James  M'Kelvie,  Clerk  to  Deacons'  Court. 

Malcolm  Turner,  Session  Clerk,  and  Treasurer   to   Deacons'  Court 

and  Sustentation  Fund. 

Malcolm  M'Larty,  Librarian  to  Sabbath  School  Library. 

Day  School  in  connexion  with   this   Church — John  Cook,  Teacher. 

A  Prayer  Meeting  is  held  in  the  Church  every  Thursday  evening, 
at  a  Quarter-past  8  o'clock.  Also,  a  Sabbath  Evening  School ; 
likewise,  Four  Sabbath  Evening  Schools,  under  the  superintendence 
of  the  Session — average  attendance  about  200. 


ST.  JOHN'S  EPISCOPAL  CHURCH-Union  Street. 

The   Rev.    Charles  Cole,   Incumbent;  chosen  by  the    Patron,    Sir 

Michael  Robert  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart. 

The  Rev.  Edward  Jonas,  Curate. 

Andrew  Wingate  and  Robert  Thorne,  Church  Wardens. 

George  Bradley,  Beadle — William  Beveridge,  Door-keeper. 

Miss  E.  Collins,  Organist. 

In  connexion  with  the  above  Church,  and  under  the  inspection  of 
the  Incumbent,  are  the  Day  and  Sunday  Schools  for  youth  of  both 
sexes,  both  here  and  in  Port-Glasgow. 

Teachers  in  Greenock,  Mr  and  Mrs  Smith;  Mr  and  Mrs  Bolton. 


APPENDIX. 


UNITED   PRESBYTERIAN   MINISTERS   AND 
CHURCHES. 


UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN   PRESBYTERY    OF   PAISLEY  AND 
GREENOCK. 

Meets  alternately  at  Paisley  and  Greenock. 


PLACES. 

MINISTERS.                 ORDINATION.        POST-TOWN! 

Alexandria, 

Wi'liam  Sprout, 



Alexandria 

Beith,— 

Head  Street, 

James  Martin, 

1843 

Beith 

Mitchell  Street, 

James  Meikle, 

1812 

~v~ 

Bonhill, 

John  R.  Swan, 

1833 

Dumbarton 

Dumbarton, — 

High  Street, 

William  M.  Halley, 

1835 

pw- 

Bridge-end, 

Wyville  S.  Thomson, 

ls-^s 

*~~ 

Dunoon, 

William  Turner, 

1834 

Dunoon 

Gourock, 

George  Sandie, 



Greenock 

Greenock, — 

George  Square, 

Sutherland  Sinclair, 

1830 

Greenock 

Nicholson  Street, 

R.Wilson,  A.M.,  D.E 

».,  1828 

rr—m 

Sir  Michael  Street, 

Andrew  Morton, 

1850 

~~, 

Union  Street, 

John  B    Smith, 

1848 

m*rm* 

Helensburgh, 

Alexander  M'Ewan, 

1845 

Helensburgh 

Inverary, 

Gilbert  Meikle, 



Inverary 

Johnstone, — 

First  Congregation, 

James  Inglis, 

1850 

Paisley 

East, 

George  Brooks, 

1833 

~N~» 

Kilbarchan, 

George  Alison, 

1842 

•MM 

Kilmaronock, 



1845 

Alexandria 

Largs, 

William  Steven, 

1830 

Largs 

Lochwinnoch, 

James  Monteith, 

1843 

Faisley 

Paisley,— 

Abbey  Close, 

Andrew  Hendeison, 

1855 

~— » 

Canal  Street, 

George  Hutton, 



~~» 

George  Street, 

Robert  Ctiirns, 

1828 

~w» 

Oakshaw  Street, 

William  France, 

1833 

~~. 

St  James  Street, 

Archd.  Baird,  D.D., 

1817 

~~* 

Thread  Street, 

William  M-Dougall, 

1823 

~v~ 

Port-Glasgow, 

William  Louder, 

1842 

Port-Glasgow 

Rothesay, 

Samuel  M'Nab, 

1815 

Rothesay 

Clerk 

— Rev.  Robert  Cairns, 

Paisley. 

UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH-Union  Street. 
Rev.  John  B.  Smith,  Pastor,  chosen  by  Church  Members. 
George  Elliot,  Precentor— Robert  M'Kenzie,  Church-Officer. 
In  connection  with    this   Church   there  is  a  Missionary  Society- 
Rev.  J.  B.    Smith,  President;  John   M'Pherson,  Treasurer;   Alex- 
ander   Shearer,  Secretary.      A  weekly   Female    Class,  taught  by  the 
Minister   on    the    Tuesday   evenings."      A    Sabbath    School,  average 
attendance   about  150  scholars,  conducted   by  the  Minister  and   18 
Assistants. 


34  APPENDIX. 


UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH— George  Square. 

Rev.  Sutherland  Sinclair,  Pastor,  chosen  by  Church  Members. 

Thomas   Higgins,  Precentor — Robert  Kennedy,  Church-Officer, 

INSTITUTIONS  IN  CONNECTION   WITH  THIS  CONGREGATION. 

Sabbath  School,  taught  hy  the  Minister,  assisted  by  upwards  of  50 
teachers,  and  attended  by  330  scholars. 

Two  Maternal  Societies,  which  hold  monthly  meetings  on  Mon- 
days and  Thursdays. 

Missionary  Society,  for  Home  and  Foreign  Missions. 

Juvenile  Missionary  Society  for  general  Missionary  purposes. 

Christian  Instruction  Society, — the  members  of  which  visit  the 
houses  of  those  who  do  not  attend  any  church,  for  the  purpose  of 
distributing  religious  tracts,  reading  the  Scriptures,  and  holding 
meetings  for  prayer  and  explanation  of  the  Word  of  God. 

Juvenile  Total  Abstinence  Society,  consisting  of  children  connected 
with  the  Congregation  and  Sabbath  School. 

Congregational  Library,  consisting  of  300  volumes.  The  Library 
is  free  to  all  the  members  and  seat-holders  in  the  congregation,  and 
is  open  in  the  Session-house  every  Monday  night,  from  9  till  10. 

Sabbath  School  Library,  consisting  of  400  volumes,  from  which 
the  children  in  the  Sabbath  School  receive  books  weekly. 


UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH— Sir  Michael  Street. 

Rev.  Andrew  Morton,  Pastor,  chosen  by  Church  Members. 
Robert  Watson,  Precentor — George  M'Laggan,  Church-Officer. 

In  connection  with  this  Church  are  the  following  Societies: — 
Society  for  Religious  Purposes— the  Minister,  President;  John 
Hunter  and  James  Duff,  Vice-Presidents;  James  Morrison,  Secre- 
tary;  Daniel  Marshall,  Treasurer. 

Junior  Society  for  Religious  Purposes — the  Minister,  President; 
James  Broadfoot  and  Thomas  Henderson,  Vice-Presidents;  John 
Campbell,  Treasurer  ;  William   Marshall,  Secretary. 

A  Congregational  Prayer  Meeting,  held  every  Tuesday  evening, 
at  8  o'clock. 

A  Congregational  Sabbath  Evening  School— average  attendance, 
upwards  of  200;  taught  by  teachers  appointed  from  the  congregation, 
and  superintended  by  the  Minister. 

A  Teachers'  Weekly  Meeting. 

A  Young  Men's  Class  meets  every  Sabbath  evening  ;  and  a  Female 
Bible  Class  every  Monday  evening — both  taught  by  the  Minister. 

A  Missionary  in  connection  with  this  congregation. 

Two  Ragged  Schools,  conducted  by  Members  of  the  Church- 
average  attendance  about  200;  and  a  Dorcas  Society,  carried  on  by 
the  Ladies  of  the  congregation. 

Congregational  Library,  containing  about  1050  volumes — the 
Minister,  President;  James  Morrison,  Treasurer:  James  Kelso, 
Secretary  ;   Neil  M'Leod,  Librarian. 


APPENDIX.  35 


UNITED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH— Nicholson  Street. 

Rev.  R.  Wilson,  A.M.,  D.D.,  Pastor,  chosen  by  Church   Members. 

David  Gow,  Precentor — William  Morrison,  Church-Officer. 

In  connexion  with  this   Church  there  is  a    Missionary   Society 

Rev.  Dr  Robert  Wilson,  President;  Wm.  Henderson,  Vice-Presi- 
dent; Alexander  Fleming,  Treasurer  ;  David  Bryce,  Secretary,  with 
15  Members  of  Committee,  and  30  Collectors.  Also,  a  Sabbath 
School,  conducted  by  the  Minister,  with  the  assistance  of  27  Teachers, 
male  and  female — average  attendance  about  J  50  Scholars.  There  is 
also  a  Library,  containing  about  300  volumes,  conducted  by  a  Com- 
mittee, and  distributed  by  the  Teachers  among  the  Sabbath  School 
Children. 


CONGREGATIONAL  CHAPEL— George  Square. 
Rev.  J.  M.  Jarvie,  Pastor. 
—  Isaac,  Precentor — William  Neilson,  Officer. 
Institutions  connected  with  this  Chapel — A  Society  for  religious 
purposes,  instituted   1837.      A  Dorcas  Society  for  the  benefit  of  the 
poor  connected  with  the  Church,   and  also  Foreign    Missionary  Sta- 
tions.     A    Sabbath    School,   average  attendance,  100;  and  a   Bible 
Class  for  the  Young  Men  on    Sunday  evenings,  and  for  Young  Wo- 
men on  Friday  evenings.      Also,  a  Mission  Station  in  connection  with 
the  Church  holds  its  meetings  on  Sabbath,  in  the  old  Seamen's  Chapel, 
Dock  Breast,  conducted  by  the  Minister  and  Me  mbers  of  the  Church  ; 
and  on  the  evenings  of  Tuesday  and  Friday,  a  Class  is  held  for  Read- 
ing and  Writing,  the  children  attending  being  instructed  gratuitously. 


REFORMED  PRESBYTERIAN  CHURCH— West  Stewart 

Street. 

Rev.  Andrew  Gilmour,  Pastor,  chosen  by  Church  Members. 

James  Reid,  Precentor — Alex.  Laird,  Church  Officer. 


EVANGELICAL  UNION  CHURCH— Sir  Michael  Street. 

Rev.  John  Guthrie,  A.M.,  Pastor,  chosen  by  Church  Members. 

Robert  Mills,  Precentor— James  Sharp,  Church  Officer. 

INSTITUTIONS  in  connection  with  this  congregation. 

1.  Sabbath  School,  superintended  and  assisted  by  qualified  Teachers, 
Members  of  the  Church. 

2.  Tract  Society  for  the  purpose  of  distributing  religious  tracts, 
reading  the  Scriptures,  and  holding  meetings  for  prayer  and  expla- 
nation of  the  word  of  God. 

3.  Total  Abstinence  Society,  for  the  purpose  of  encouraging  and 
helping  forward  the  cause  of  Total  Abstinence  from  all  intoxicating 
drinks. 

4.  Sabbath  School  Library,  from  which  the  children  of  the  Sabbath 
School  receive  books  weekly. 

5.  A  Bible  Class  for  advanced  pupils,  taught  by  the  Minister  of 
the  Church. 


36  APPENDIX. 


SIR  MICHAEL  STREET  BAPTIST  CHURCH. 

MEETS  IN  MECHANICS'  HALL. 

James  Malcolm,  Pastor. 
A  Sabbalh  School   connected    with  the  Church,  and  a  Bible  Class 
for  advanced  pupils,  conducted  by  the  Minister. 


METHODIST  CHAPEL— Tobago  Street. 

Rev.  T.  T.  Dilks,    Pastor,  appointed  by  Conference. 

Duncan  Murdoch,  Officer. 


SEAMEN'S  CHAPEL— East  Breast. 
Donald  Brotchie,  Chaplain— Andrew  Low,  Agent. 
There  is  attached  to  this  Chapel  a  Sabbath  School— average  attend- 
ance 100. 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC  CHAPEL— East  Shaw  Street. 

Rev.  William  Gordon,  Pastor. 

Daniel  M'Cafferty,  Officer. 

Sabbath  and  Week-day  Schools  in  connection  with  the  above  Chapel. 


CATHOLIC  APOSTOLIC  CHURCH— Nelson  Street. 


SCHOOLS  AND  TEACHERS. 

Cartsdyke  School— English  Grammar,  Composition,  Latin,  Writing, 
Arithmetic,  and  Mathematics— John  Cook,   St  Andrew's  Square. 

Cotton  Mill  School— English  Reading,  Writing,  and  Arithmetic- 
John  Hart,  teacher, 

Female  School  of  Industry,  25,  Sir  Michael  Street— Miss  Stirling, 
Teacher. 

George  Square  Academy— English  Reading,  Grammar,  Composi- 
tion, and  History  Classes— David  Williamson  and  Assistant  Mas- 
ters. Writing,  Arithmetic,  Book-keeping,  Mathematics,  and 
Drawing — W.  Taylor  and  Assistant. 

Greenock  Charity  School,  Ann  Street — Thomas  Fairrie,  Treasurer; 
John  Hutcheson,  Secretary;   Thomas  Kay,  Teacher. 

Highlanders'  Academy,  Roxburgh  Street— Commercial  Depart- 
ment: Writing,  Arithmetic,  Book-keeping,  Geography,  Mathe- 
matics, and  Latin — Thomas  Henderson;  Gilbert  Eaglesome,  As- 
sistant. English  Department:  English  Reading,  Composition, 
Grammar,  Geography,  &c  —  Duncan  M'Pherson  ;  James  Wallace, 
Assistant.  Infant:  Moral  Training,  Religious  Instruction,  Les- 
sons on  Objects— Miss  Taylor.  Music,  theory  and  practice, 
James  Inglis. 


APPENDIX.  37 


Masons'  Hall  School,  17  Charles  Street — English  Grammar,  Geo- 
graphy, Arithmetic,  Writing,  History,  Composition,  and  Scriptural 
Knowledge — George  S.  Bain. 

Middle  Parish  School,  11  Ann  Street — English  Reading,  Book- 
keeping, &c. —  Robert  Campbell,  Teacher  and  Session  Clerk. 

Roman  Catholic  School,  18  East  Shaw  Street — General  branches  of 
Education — James  Glacken. 

St.  John's  Episcopal  Chapel  Schools,  Union  Street,  and  Rue-End 
Street — English  Grammar,  Geography,  and  Writing — Mr  Bolton 
and  Mr  Smith,  Teachers. 

English  Reading,  Grammar,  History,  and  Geography — A.  Thomson, 
36  Sir  Michael  Street. 

English  Reading,  Grammar,  History,  and  Geography — P.  Murray, 
17  East  Shaw  Street. 

English  Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Geography,  Grammar,  and 
Sewing — Miss  E.  S.  Campbell,  9  Nicholson  Street. 

English  Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Grammar,  Geography,  Ma- 
thematics, Algebra,  Latin,  &c— John  Bell,  8,  Broad  Close. 

English  Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Book-keeping,  Grammar, 
Geography,  French,  and  the  elements  of  Latin — James  Slater,  10, 
Tobago  Street. 

English  Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Grammar,  Geography,  Latin, 
and  Greek,  Drawing,  &c Duncan  M'Phail,  18,  St  John  Street. 

English  Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Grammar,  Geography, 
Composition,  Latin,  &c. — Stewart  S.  Kerr,  40,  Main  Street, 
Cartsdyke. 

English  Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Grammar,  and  Geography. 
—James  Milne,  39,  West  Burn  Street. 

English  Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,  Grammar,  Geograhy,  Book- 
keeping, Composition,  and  the  Elements  of  Latin. — John  C. 
Watson,  2,  Union  Street. 

Writing,  Arithmetic,  Book-keeping,  and  Drawing — John  Fraser, 
7,  West  Stewart  Street. 

English  and  French — Josiah  Auld,  20,  West  Stewart  Street. 

Navigation  and  Nautical  Astronomy,  Mathematical  Natural  Philo- 
sophy, &c.  &c. — Thomas  Cranstoun,  65,  Rue-end  Street. 

English    Reading,  Writing,  Arithmetic,   French,   Music,  Drawing, 

&c— Misses  Gunn,  7,  Union  Street. 
English    Reading,    Arithmetic,    Grammar,   Geography,  use  of   the 

Globes,   History,  French,  Plain   and   Ornamental  Needlework 

Mrs  Carsell,  6,  Trafalgar  Street. 
English  Reading,  Mr  Fairrie's  School,  Harvie  Lane. 
Writing,  Arithmetic,  and  Geography — H.  M'K.  Melville. 
English    Reading,   and    Sewing — Miss  Wallace,   2   East   Blackhall 

Street. 

Greenock  Academy,  Nelson  Street — Robert  Buchanan,  Rector- 
Gavin  Hamilton,  Classical  Master. 

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38  APPENDIX. 


SOCIETIES. 


RELTGIOUS. 

Greenock  United  Bible  Society  and  Association,  instituted  1842— 
William  Mai  tin,  President;  Rev.  John  M'Rae  and  Thomas 
Fairrie,  Vice-Presidents;  Rev.  J.  J.  Bonar  and  Hugh  Buie, 
Secretaries;  George  Blair  and  William  Park,  Treasurers;  James 
M'Kelvie,  Stationer,  Depositary  ;  with  a  Committee  of  26  Mem- 
bers. 

Greenock  Town  Missionary  Society— Rev.  S.  Sinclair,  President  ; 
D.  Paterson,  Treasurer;  Uttrick  Walton,  Secretary.  This  Society 
is  supported  wholly  by  the  Evangelical  Dissenting  Churches,  and 
has  been  productive  of  much  good,  especially  through  the  poorer 
districts  of  the  town,  by  the  labours  of  the  Society's  missionaries. 

Greenock  Seamen's  Friends'  Society,  instituted  1820 — William 
Martin,  President;  Thomas  Hamlin,  Treasurer  ;  John  M'llvain, 
Secretary;  Andrew  Carmichael,  Assistant-Secretary;  Capt.  D. 
Brotchie,  Chaplain;  Andrew  Low,  Agent.  This  Society  has  for 
its  object  the  promotion,  as  far  as  possible,  of  the  temporal  and 
spiritual  interests  of  seamen  trading  to  or  connected  with  the  port, 
by  furnishing  them  with  Bibles  and  Religious  Tracts,  by  establish- 
ing and  encouraging  Prayer  Meetings  on  board  ships  in  the 
harbour,  by  soliciting  clergymen  to  preach  occasionally  on  ship- 
board and  in  places  of  worship  on  shore,  and  by  supporting  a 
Chaplain,  who  preaches  the  gospel  regularly  every  Sabbath,  and  on 
Wednesday  evenings,  in  the  Seamen's  Chapel,  at  Sailors'  Home, 
Dock  Breast. 

Greenock  Female  Association  for  Promoting  Christianity  among  the 
Jews — instituted  1824.     No  return  given  in. 

BENEVOLENT. 

St  John's  Penny  Clothing  Club — managed  by  a  Committee  of  Ladies 
of  the  Congregation  of  St  John's  Episcopal  Church — Secretary, 
Mrs  Cole  ;  Treasurer,  Mrs  Thorne.  Weekly  payments  received 
in  the  School-room,  at  the  Church,  every  Monday  evening,  at  7 
o'clock.    Committee  meets  first  Monday  of  each  month,  at  7  o'clock. 

Greenock  Female  Benevolent  Society — Instituted  1811.  No  return 
of  office-bearers  given  in.  The  indigent  and  afflicted  females  of 
the  town  have  been  much  benefitted  by  this  Societv. 

Greenock  District  Committee  of  the  Society  for  Promoting  Christian 
Knowledge— Joint  Presidents  and  Patrons,  the  Right  Rev.  the 
Bishop  of  Glasgow  and  Galloway,  the  Right  Rev.  the  Bishop  of 
Argyle  and  the  Isles;  Vice-Presidents,  Sir  M.  R.  S.  Stewart, 
Bart.,  the  Hon.  G.  F.  Boyle;  Secretary  and  Treasurer,  B.  Noble. 
Object — the  publication,  at  a  cheap  rate,  of  Bibles,  Common  Prayer 
Books,  and  other  useful  religious  books  and  tracts. 


APPENDIX.  3$ 


EDUCATIONAL. 
GREENOCK  ACADEMY. 

DIRECTORS. 

John  Martin,  Esq.,  Provost,  "J 

H.  M'llwraith,  Esq.,     ~|  |      Directors  from  the  Town 

James  Speirs,  Esq.,  J       fi  ...  }• 

Robert  Sellars,  Esq.,      f      °3n,es>      |  Council. 

Charles  Grey,  Esq.,        J 
Andrew  Stewart,  Esq.,  Councillor, 
Claud  Marshall,  Esq.,  Sheriff. Substitute. 
Rev.  J.  M.  M'Culloch,  D.D.,      "] 
Rev.  William  Laughton, 

Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart.,    }»    Directors  from  the  Subscribers. 
Thomas  Fairrie,  Esq  , 
Robert  Macfie,  Esq.,  J 

D.  A.  Campbell,  Esq.,  Treasurer — Archd.  Denniston,  Esq.,  Clerk. 

Robert  Buchanan,  Esq.,  Rector. 

Gavin  Hamilton,  Esq.,  Classical  Master. 

Association  for  the  Establishment  of  Industrial  or  Ragged  Schools 
in  Greenock — George  Blair,  Treasurer  ;  Claud  Marshall,  jun., 
Secretary.  It  is  the  object  of  this  Association  to  reclaim  the 
neglected  and  destitute  children  of  Greenock,  by  affording  them 
the  benefit  of  a  good  common  and  Christian  education,  and  by 
training  them  up  to  habits  of  regular  industry,  so  as  to  enable  them 
to  earn  an  honest  livelihood,  and  fit  them  for  the  duties  of  life. 
The  general  plan  upon  which  the  schools  are  conducted  is  as  fol- 
lows, viz.  : — The  children  receive  an  allowance  of  food  for  their 
daily  support;  are  instructed  in  reading,  writing,  and  arithmetic; 
trained  in  habits  of  industry,  by  employing  them  daily  in  such  sorts 
of  work  as  are  suited  to  their  years;  and  taught  the  truths  of  the 
Gospel,  making  the  Holy  Scriptures  the  groundwork  of  instruc- 
tion ;  and  on  Sundays,  the  children  receive  food  as  on  other  days, 
and  suitable  religious  instruction. 

Greenock  Gaelic  School  Society — 1  nstituted  1820 — William  Martin, 
Preses;  Donald  M'Dcnald,  Vice-President;  George  Blair,  Trea- 
surer and  Secretary  ;  Committee — Alexander  Ritchie,  Hugh  Buie, 
Donald  Thomson,  Hugh  M'Arthur,  William  Crawford,  and  J. 
Simpson. 

Ladies'  Association  in  aid  of  the  Greenock   Gaelic  School  Society 

Instituted    1827— Mrs  Darroch.  of  Gourock,  President ;   Mrs  Dr 
Laurie,  Secretary— with  12  Collectors. 

Highlanders'  Academy,  Roxburgh  Street — Erected  1836 — Alex. 
Murray  Dunlop,  Esq.,  M.P.,  Preses;  David  Crawford,  Alexander 
Thomson  and  Robert  Wright,  Vice-Presidents;  John  Johnston 
and  John  Hunter,  Treasurers;  Archd.  M'Kinnon  and  James 
M'Kelvie,  Secretaries — with  a  Committee  of  27  members.  Tbos. 
Henderson,  F.E.I. S.,  Rector,  &c. ;  Duncan  M'Pherson,  English 
Master;  James  Inglis,  Teacher  of  Music;  Miss  Taylor,  Infant 
School  Mistress.     The  object  of  the  Institution  is  to  give  a  good 


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APPENDIX. 


English  and  Commercial  Education  to  the  children  of  respectable 
tradesmen  at  a  moderate  charge.  The  following  is  the  scale  of 
Fees  per  Quarter  :  English  Reading,  3s  6d  ;  Reading  and  Writing, 
4s  6d;  Reading,  Writing,  and  Arithmetic,  (with  or  without 
English  Grammer  and  Geography),  6s;  any  one  of  the  above 
classes  alone,  3s  6d  ;  Latin  or  Geometry,  alone,  4s.  All  the  classes 
combined,  9s.  Infant  School,  2s  6d.  Sewing,  plain,  Is  6d ; 
fancy,  2s  6d. 

MENTAL  AND  PHYSICAL. 
Medical    and    Chirurgical    Association — Instituted   1818— For  pro- 
moting Professsional  Intercourse  and  Improvement — Dr  Crawford 
of   Gourock,    Preses ;      Dr    Mackie,    Vice-Preses ;    Dr     Barclay 
Kenry,  Treasurer ;   Dr  Laurie,  Secretary. 

The  Watt  Club—Instituted  1813— Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart. 
President  ;  Archibald  Denniston,  Treasurer ;  John  Gray,  Sec- 
retary. 

Greenock  Book  Club— Instituted  1849— For  the  purchase  of  New 
Books  in  General  Literature,  which  are  sold  annually.  Annual 
Subscription,  £1  Is — Treasurer  and  Secretary,  Robert  A.  Baird, 
Bookseller. 

Ardgowan  Club— For  Bowling,  Curling,  and  Quoiting— Sir  Michael 
R.  Shaw  Stewart,  Baronet,  Patron;  Thomas  Stark,  President; 
Duncan  A.  Campbell,  Vice-President  and  Treasurer;  Alexander 
Rodger,  Secretary. 

Greenock  Total  Abstinence  Society — William  Campbell,  President; 
James  M'Allister,  and  James  M'Lintock,  Vice-Presidents;  Wm. 
Bunting,  Secretary  ;  Thomas  Craig,  Treasurer — with  a  Committee 
of  17.  The  Society  meets  every  Monday  evening  in  the  Masons' 
Hall,  and  the  Committee  meets  every  Tuesday  evening  in  the  Town 
Hall,  for  transacting  business. 

Cartsdyke  Working  Men's  Total  Abstinence  Society — Rev.  T.  T. 
Dilks,  President;  James  M'Pherson,  Vice-President;  Robert 
Harvie,  Secretary;  Archibald  Bell,  Corresponding  Secretary; 
David  Taylor,  Treasurer — with  a  Committee  of  16.  The  Society 
meets  every  Monday  evening  in  the  New  School-room,  St 
Andrews  Square. 

Greenock  Branch  of  the  Edinburgh  Free  Church  Total  Abstinence 
Society — Robert  Brownlie,  President;  Charles  Mills,  Treasurer; 
Archibald  M'Kinnon,  Secretary — with  a  Local  Committee  of  10. 
The  object  of  the  Society  is  promoted  by  distributing  the  Annual 
Reports  of  the  Edinburgh  Society,  and  other  Tracts  and  informa- 
tion. This  is  the  third  year  of  the  Society's  organization,  and  112 
of  the  Clergymen  of  the  Free  Church  are  enrolled  as  members, 
with  a  large  proportion  of  Divinity  Students  and  lay  members. 

MUSICAL. 

Greenock  Philharmonic  Society — Sir  M.  R.  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart., 
President;  Thomas  King,  Chairman;  John  Scott,  yst.,  Secretary; 
James  Steele,  Treasurer. 


APPENDIX.  41 


Greenock  Musical  Association — James  Inglis,  Conductor ;  James 
Fyfe,  President;  Snmuel  M  Cuaig,  Treasurer;  —  Fairlie,  Secre- 
tary— Meet  for  practising  in  the  Highlanders'  Academy,  on  Thurs- 
day evenings  at  Half-past  Eight  o'clock. 

Greenock  Thistle  Instrumental  Band — 24  Members — Meets  every 
Monday  and  Thursday  evening,  for  practising,  in  the  Charity 
School,  Ann  Street — Benjamin  Mills,  Treasurer;  Chas.  M'Ewan, 
Secretary;  James  Campbell,  Leader;  John  Dougall,  Teacher. 

St  Patrick's  Instrumental  Band — 24  Members — Meets  every  Mon- 
day, Wednesday  and  Friday,  for  practising,  in  the  Wellington 
Court  Hall— return  not  given  in. 

HORTICULTURAL. 

Royal  West  Renfrewshire  Horticultural  Society — His  Royal  High- 
ness Prince  Albert,  Patron  ;  Sir  Michael  R.  Shaw  Stewart,  Bart., 
President;  D.  M.  Latham,  and  John  Beaton,  Vice-Presidents; 
John  Barr,  Treasurer;  John  Wilson,  Secretary — Meets  for  com- 
petition on  the  15th  July,  and  15th  September. 

AGRICULTURAL. 

Lower  Ward  of  Renfrewshire  Agricultural  Society — Established 
1849 — Annual  Exhibition  of  Live  Stock  and  Dairy  Produce  in 
June.  Sir  Michael  R.  Shaw  Stewart,  of  Ardgowan  and  Black- 
hall,  Bart.,  Patron ;  Major  Duncan  Darroch,  of  Gourock  and 
Drums,  President ;  Mr  Walter  Chalmers,  Majeston,  Vice-Presi- 
dent ;  Mr  John  Laird,  Bow,  Treasurer  ;  Mr  Peter  Warden,  Mur- 
diestone,  Secretary. 

BENEFIT  AND  FRIENDLY. 

Greenock  Master  Wrights'  Society — Instituted  1731 — Samuel  Thom- 
son, Deacon  ;  James  Campbell,  Treasurer;  David  Crawford,  Sec- 
retary; Stewart  Allison,  and  Peter  M'Pherson,  Key-keepers; 
Matthew  Mitchell,  and  Arcnd.  Service,  Assay  Masters;  William 
Hunter,  and  Robert  Lang,  Trades'  Assistants;  James  Rougvie, 
Officer. 

Greenock  Master  Coopers'  Friendly  Society — Instituted  1744 — John 
Todd,  Deacon  ;  John  M'Lean,  Treasurer;  William  Curtis,  Senior 
Key-keeper  ;  Joseph  Pennel,  Junior  do.  ;  Alexander  Tough,  Old 
Senior,  do.  ;  Robert  M.  Buchanan,  Old  Deacon  ;  William  Scott, 
Robert  Thome,  and  Robert  Baxter,  Directors  ;  Joseph  Mac-fie, 
and  Archibald  Macfie,  Auditors;  Archibald  Langwill,  jun.,  Sec- 
retary. 

Greenock  and  Inverkip  Farmer  and  Agricultural  Friendly  Society 
—  John  Hair,  Preses ;  William  Downie,  Treasurer;  William 
Ritchie  and  James  Matthie,  Key-keepers ;  Daniel  Orr,  Robert 
Warden,  James  Shearer,  John  Barclay,  John  Scott  and  William 
Douglas,  Managers;   A.  Langwill,  jr.,  Secretary. 

Greenock  Gardeners'  Society — John  Clark,  Lord  Chancellor;  Mal- 
colm Keith,  Depute-Chancellor;   David  Balderston,  Deacon  ;  Jas. 

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42  APPENDIX. 

Macdonald,  Treasurer  ;  Alexander  Rodger  and  Robert  Blair,  Key- 
keepers;  Robert  Cowan  and  Robert  Jamieson,  Examiners  ;  David 
Crawford,  Clerk. 

Greenock  Shipwrights'  Provident  Union  Society — Instituted  1824 

David  Kennedy,  President;  William  Fletcher,  Treasurer;  Dugald 
Crawford,  Secretary  ;  Archd.  Dnnlop  Stewart,  Surgeon  ;  and  Jas. 
Peace,  Officer.  General  Meetings  on  the  second  Wednesday  of 
January,  May,  and  September,  in  the  Mechanics'  Hall,  11," Sir 
Michael  Street.  Committee  meetings  on  the  first  Thursday  of 
each  month,  and  Sub- Committee  meets  every  Saturday  Evening 
at  8  o'clock,  in  the  Committee  Rooms,  46,  Cathcart  Street. 

Greenock  Friendly  Funeral  Society — Instituted  1824—  R.  3.  Chor- 
ley,  Preses;  Robert  Munn,  Treasurer;  James  M'Neil,  Clerk; 
Alex.  Cruden,  Officer. 

Greenock  Trades'  Funeral  Society — David  Ramsay,  Preses  ;  Wm. 
Burton,  Treasurer:  Thomas  Smith,  Clerk;  James  Peace,  Officer. 

Greenock  Trades'  Friendly  Society— Instituted  1834— David  Law- 
son,  Preses ;  Peter  Crawford,  Treasurer;  James  Peace,  Officer  ; 
Thomas  Smith,  Clerk. 

Greenock  Weavers'  Society— Instituted  1745— Robert  Allan,  Dea- 
con ;  Arch.  Clark  and  Robert  Boyd,  Key-keepers  ;  D.  Crawford, 
Clerk  ;  Daniel  Malcome,  Officer. 

Greenock  Funeral  Association — Instituted  29th  Oct.,  1827— John 
Davidson,  Preses;  James  Milne,  sen.,  Treasurer  ;  Lindsay  King, 
Clerk  ;  Duncan  Morrison,  Officer  and  Morlcloth  Keeper. 

Greenock  Shoemakers'  Friendly  Society — Instituted  8th  August, 
1842— James  Milne,  sen.,  Preses;  Robert  Muir,  Treasurer— There 
are  7  of  a  Committee,  and  the  town  divided  into  6  districts,  Port- 
Glasgow  being  one,  which  is  represented  by  Wm.  Duff. 

Hamilton  and  Cathcart  Streets  Yearly  Society— Instituted  9th  April, 
1855 — John  Davidson,  Preses;  James  Milne,  sen.,  Treasurer; 
Lindsay  King,  Clerk  ;  John  Lafferty,  Officer. 

ODD-FELLOWS. 
Meets  in    their    Hall,    Charles   Street.      The  District   Officers  are- 
John  Brash,  Prov.  G.M.  ;  Peter  M'Gregor,  Prov.  D.G-M.  ;  John 
M'Dougall,  Prov.  C.S.  and    Treasurer;  Archd.  Dow,  Examining 
Officer ;  John  Quin,  Relieving  Officer. 

Banks  of  Clyde  Lodge— John  Wylie,  G,M.  ;  Charles  Auld,  N.  G.  > 
James  Martin,  V.G.  ;  John  Quin,  Secretary  ;  Charles  Auld,  M.D.' 
Surgeon  ;  John  Tierney,  Treasurer. 

James  Watt  Lodge— Henry  Carson,  G.M.  ;  George  Weir,  N.G.  ; 
Adam  Hunter,  V.G.;  Peter  M'Gregor,  Secretary;  Archd.  Dow' 
Treasurer;  Charles  Auld,  M.D.,  Surgeon, 

Highland  Mary  Lodge— William  Brown,  G.M.;  John  M'Dougall, 
N.G.  ;  William  Gallacher,  V.G.  ;   Archd.  Stark,  Secretary  ;   Bar- 


APPENDIX.  43 


clay  Henry   Surgeon  and    Treasurer.     Hugh    Rose,  Guardian  to 
the  three  Lodges. 

The  Independent  Order  of  Odd-Fellows,  M.U.,  extends  to  South 
Australia,  Canada,  United  States,  New  Zealand,  West  Indies,  France, 
Cape  of  Good  Hope,  Calcutta,  Pacific  Ocean,  &c,  and  is  composed 
of  423  Districts,  3219  Lodges,  and  240,000  Members.  The  whole 
funds  are  estimated  at  .£1,000,000.  They  are  all  nearly  legalised, 
being  enrolled  under  the  late  Friendly  Societies  Act. 
FORESTERS. 

Greenock  District  of  the  Ancient  Order  of  Foresters  comprises  three 
Courts — meets  in  their  Hall,  26  Hamilton  Street  —  District  Offi- 
cers :  Matthew  M'Murrich,  D.C.R  ;  James  M'Farlan,  D.T.  ; 
James  M'Neill,  D.S. 

Court  Banks  of  Clyde,  No.  1109— John  Yuille,  OR.;  David  M'Dou- 
gall,  S  C.R.;  Lachlan  M'Lean,  Treasurer;  and  John  Crookshanks, 
Secretary. 

Court  Caledonia,  No.  1275 — Charles  Symon,  C.R  ;  John  Holmes, 
S.C.  R.;  Alexander  M'Lean,  Treasurer;  James  Hempsead,  Sec. 

Court  Royal  Archer,  No.  1544— Wm.  M'Kinnon,  C.R.;  Matthew 
Dale,  S.C.R.;  John  Love,  Treasurer ;  James  Hendry,  Secretary. 

FREEMASONS. 

Provincial  Grand  Lodge  of  Freemasons  for  West  Renfrewshire,  in- 
stituted  7th  February,  1739 — Sir  Michael  Robert  Shaw  Stewart, 
R.W. P.G.  Master;  John  Scott,  Esq.,  Depute  P.G.  Master; 
Robert  Steele,  Esq.,  Subst.  P.G.  Master;  Robert  Ewing,  Esq., 
P.G.  Senior  Warden;  Arch.  M.  Burrel!,  Esq.,  Acting  P.G. 
Junior  Warden;  Rev.  Charles  Cole,  B.  D.,P.  G.  Chaplain;  David 
Crawford,  Esq,  P.G.  Treasurer;  Donald  M'Nicoll,  Esq.,  P.G. 
Secretary  and  Director  of  Ceremonies;  John   Scott,  Jun.,  Esq., 

P.    G.    Senior   Deacon;   ,   Esq.,    P.G.    Junior   Deacon;  — 

M'Master,  Esq.,  and  Archibald  M'Callum,  Esq.,  P.G.  Stewards; 
John  M'Rae,  Tyler. 

Lodge  Greenock  Kilwinning,  No.  11,  instituted  27th  December, 
1728— John  Scott,  jun.,  R.W.  Master;  Donald  M'Nicoll,  Depute 
Master  and  Secretary  ;  James  Stewart,  Senior  Warden  ;  Francis 
R.  Reid,  Junior  Warden;  Rev.  Chas.  Cole,  B.D.,  Chaplain; 
Andw.  Stewart,  Senior  Deacon  ;  John  F.  Mackay,  Junior  Deacon  ; 
Adam  Leitch,  Inner  Guard  ;  Daniel  S.  Stewart,  Duncan  M'ln- 
tyre,  James  H.  Crawford,  James  Newton,  and  James  Little,  Stew- 
ards ;  John  M'Rae,  Tyler. 

Greenock  St  John's,  No.  175,  instituted  1776— Alexander  M'Master, 
R.W.  Master;  John  Cleland,  Past  Master;  Alexander  Clark, 
Depute  Master;  Malcolm  Buie  and  Robt.  Morison,  Old  Masters; 
John  Black,  Secretary;  John  Herriot,  Treasurer;  John  Preston, 
Senior  Warden  ;  Alexander  Connell,  Junior  Warden ;  William 
Tough,  Senior  Deacon  ;  John  Mackerzie,  Junior  Deacon  ;  John 
M'Kenzie,  Peter  Warden,  John  Lyon,  and  Dugald  Ferguson, 
Stewards ;  James  Don,  Tyler. 


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APPENDIX. 


Greenock  Royal  Arch  Chapter,  No.  17 — Office-Bearers  :  John  Pres- 
ton, M.E.Z.  ;  Alexander  M.  Clark,  2d  P.H.;  Rohert  Morison, 
3d  P.J.  ;  Alexander  M'Master,  1st  P.S. ;  William  Tough,  2d  do.; 
Dugald  Ferguson,  3d  do.;  John  A.  Herriot,  Scrihe  E  ;  Archibald 
Longwill,  Scribe  N.;  John  Herriot,  Treasurer  ;  James  Buchanan, 
M.  1st  V.;  John  M'Gregor,  M.  2d  V.;  Colin  M,Millan,  M.  3d  V.; 
William  Bone,  Chaplain;  Neil  Livingstone,  Standard  Bearer; 
James  Don,  Janitor ;  William  Gaylor,  Prox.  Z. 

Greenock  Grand  Encampment  of  Knights  Templars  and  Knights  of 
Malta  (No.  20)— Dormant. 


CONVEYANCES. 


OMNIBUSES. 

Omnibuses  leave  the  Greenock  Railway   Station  on  the  arrival  of 
every  Passenger  Train  from   Glasgow,  and  also  leave  Gourock  in 

time  for  the  departure  of  every  Passenger  Train  for  Glasgow. 

Robert  Clark,  Proprietor. 


CARRIERS. 

Glasgow — Lindsay  King,  Hamil.on  Street,  departs  every  day  at  half- 
past  10,  arrives  every  evening  at  8  o'clock,  per  Railway. 

Gourock  and  Cloch — N.  &  R.  Shearer,  arrives  and  departs  daily. 

Inverkip — Alexander  W.  Morris,  arrives  and  departs  daily, 

Largs — William  Crawford,  White  Horse  Inn.  Market  Street,  arrives 
and  departs  on  Monday,  Wednesday,  and  Friday. 

Port- Glasgow — John  Hall  and  —  Crawford,  arrives  and  departs 
daily. 


FERRY  BOATS 

Sail  from  the  Mid  Quay  and  East  India  Harbour  occasionally To 

Cardross — John   Fraser.      To  Helensburgh — Malcolm  M'Leod 

Robert   Barr,  Dock   Breast  and  East  India   Breast,  agent.     To 
Hill  Ardmore —  Munro.      To   Portkill — James   M'Farlane 

—Duncan  Douglas,  William  Street,  agent. 


SAILING  VESSELS. 


Regular  Traders  between  Greenock  and  Leith,  calling  at  Port- 
Dundas. — A,  100  tons,  Lorn,  master  ;  B,  100  tons,  Westcott,  master  ; 
C,  100  tons,  J.  Fraser,  master;  D,  100  tons,  M'Gregor,  master  ;  E, 
100  tons,  R.  M'Leod,  master;  F,  100  tons,  C.  Thomson,  master ; 
G,  100  tons,  J.  Cunningham,  master — Sail  every  week — Alexander 
Laird  &  Sons,  agents,  2,  Cross-shore  Street. 

For  Dublin  every  Monday — Screw  steamer  Irishman,  186  tons 
per  register,  T.  Morrison,  master — Alex.  Laird  &  Sons,  agents. 


APPENDIX.  45 


Regular  Traders  between  Glasgow,  Greenock,  and  Liverpool — 
Vixen,  296  tons,  William  M'Bride,  master ;  Gipsy  Queen,  226  tons, 
James  M'Bride,  master  ;  Gipsy,  221  tons,  Archd.  M'Bride,  master  ; 
Gipsy  King,  217  tons,  Archd.  Govan,  master  ;  Columbine,  186  tons, 
William  Borland,  master;  Anna  Dixon,  174  tons,  Govan  Jones, 
master;  Grimaldi,  162  tons,  WTilliam  M'Dowall,  master  ;  Portland, 
131  tons,  James  Black,  master — Three  of  the  above  sciiooners  sail 
weekly  from  each  port — William  Lindsay  &  Co.,  Excise  Buildings, 
agents. 

Regular  Traders  between  Glasgow,  Greenock,  and  Bristol — The 
screw-steamers  Corsair,  300  tons,  Nathaniel  May,  master;  Brigand, 
300  tons,  Hugh  Primrose,  master — One  of  the  above  vessels  sail 
every  alternate  Wednesday — William  Lindsay  &  Co.,  Excise  Build- 
ings, agents. 

Regular  Traders  betwixt  Greenock,  Lancaster,  and  Preston— 
WToodbine,  94  tons,  S.  Nicholson,  master;  Oriental,  93  tons,  R. 
M'Kinnell,  master;  Bloomer,  142  tons,  J-  Gornell,  master;  Mary 
Jane,    170  tons,   J    Williamson,   master.      One  of  the  above   vessels 

sails   from    Greenock  every   other  week James   Alexander,   agent, 

1  Union  Court,  West  Quay  Head. 

Regular  Traders  between  Glasgow,  Greenock,  and  Liverpool — 
Three  vessels  sail  weekly  from  each  port — Onyx,  350  tons,  P  M'Ar- 
thur,  master;  Opal,  200  tons,  John  Munn,  master;  Sapphire,  230 
tons,  John  Campbell,  master;  Topaz,  178  tons,  John  M'Diarmid, 
master  ;  Chrysolite,  370  tons,  Peter  Cumming,  master  ;  Mersey,  220 
tons,  A.  M'Neil,  master — Arch.  M'Kenxie,  1  West  Quay,  agent. 


STEAM  VESSELS. 

To  Belfast — Six  timesa-week— Stork,  258  tons,  A.  WThite,  master  ; 
Elk,  351  tons,  John  Boyd,  master;  Stag,  351  tons,  William  Stewart, 
master;  Lynx,  351  tons,  James  Hardie,  master;  Beaver,  265  tons, 
William  Bryce,  master — A.  G.  S.  M'Culloch,  agent. 

To  Campbelton — Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Saturday,  and  leave 
Campbelton  the  same  days,  except  during  summer,  when  they  leave 
oftener — Duke  of  Cornwall,  105  tons,  M'Lean,  master  ;  Celt,  153 
tons,  Napier,  master— Mann  and  Sutherland,  agents,  1  East  Quay 
Lane. 

To  Port- Rush  and  Londonderry — Three  times  a-week,  and  to 
Sligo  occasionally — Londonderry,  277  tons,  M'Laughlan,  master; 
Shamrock,  421  tons,  Stewart,  master;  Thistle,  376  tons,  Turnbull, 
master;  Rose,  290  tons,  M'Diarinid,  master — Mann  &  Sutherland, 
agents,  1  East  Quay  Lane. 

To  Dublin  and  Cork — Every  Tuesday  and  Friday — Vanguard, 
366  tons,  Samuel  Ward,  master;  Ariel,  284  tons;  John  Byrne,  mas- 
ter; Herald,  283  tons,  W.  Stokes,  master — James  Little  &  Co.,  Ex- 
cise Buildings,  agents. 

To  Dumbarton  and  Glasgow — Twice  a-day — (see  boards  for  hours 
of  sailing)  —Premier,  85  tons,  Robert  Lang,  master  ;  Chancellor,  108 


46  APPENDIX. 


tons,  J.   Wilson,   master;    Queen,   90  tons,   Banie,  master— James 
Darroch,  Steamboat  Quay,  agent. 

To  Ayr  and  Girvan — Every  Tuesday;  and 

To  Girvan  and  Stranraer — Every  Friday — Aryshire  Lass,  69  tons, 
Love,  master — Mann  and  Sutherland,  agents,  1,  East  Quay  Lane. 

To  Girvan  and  Stranraer— Every  Thursday—Albion,  156  tons, 
Captain  Haswell — A.  Laird  &  Sons,  agents,  Cross-shore  Street. 

To  Helensburgh,  Roseneath,  Gareloch-head  and  Glasgow — Daily 
— (For  hours  of  sailing  see  boards) — Emperor,  62  tons,  M'Ewen, 
master;  Gem,  —  tons,  M'Aulay,  master;  Sovereign,  76  tons, 
M'Kinlay,  master — Archd.  Ivl'Nair,  Steamboat  Quay,  agent. 

To  Glasgow,  Helensburgh,  and  Gareloeh-head — Duchess  of 
Argyle,  50  tons,  A.  M'Pherson,  master;  Victoria,  66  tons,  Camp- 
bell, master — Archd.  M'Nair,  porter. 

To  Rothesay,  Kirn,  Dunoon,  and  Tnnellan — Vulcan,  —  tons. 
Campbell,  master  ;  Ruby,  —  tons,  Bryce,  master  ;  Invincible,  78 
tons,  Chambers,  master. 

To  Inverness—Every  Monday  and  Thursday— Cygnet,  68  tons, 
Campbell,  master;  Lapwing,  68  tons,  Rankine,  master — William 
Lindsay  &  Co.,  agents.  Maid  of  Lorn,  71  tons,  M-Taggart,  master 
— A.  M'Allister,  agent. 

To  Dunoon,  Rothesay,  Kyles  of  Bute,  Ardrishaig,  Oban,  Fort- 
William,  and  Inverness— During  the  months  of  May ,  June,  July, 
August,  September,  and  October — Iona,  —  tons,  M'Gown,  master 
— William  Lindsay  &  Co.,  agents,  Excise  Buildings. 

To  Oban,  Tobermory,  Portree,  and  Stornoway — Every  Thursday 
after  July— Clansman,,  — tons,  M'Donald,  master — William  Lindsay 
&  Co.,  Excise  Buildings,  agents.  Once  a  week — Dunoon  Castle,  — 
tons,  Galloway,  master — A.  M'Allister,  agent.  'Jo  above  Ports,  and 
Portgellen,  and  Portaiskaig,  the  steamer  Islay,  —  tons,  Kerr,  master 
—John  Dawson,  agent. 

To  Oban,  Tobermory,  Loch  Suinnart,  Coll,  Tiree,  and  Bunessan 
—  The  Maid  of  Lorn,  71  tons,  M'Taggait,  master— A.  M'Allister, 
agent. 

To  Largs,  Milport,  Arran,  and  Ardrossan— Daily— Lady  Bris- 
bane, 84  tons,  M'Taggart,  master  ;  Lady  Kelburne,  90  tons,  Houston 
master — James    Benham,   Steamboat    Quay,  agent.      Star,  —  tons, 

M'Kellar,  master  ;  Venus,  —  tons,  M'Kellar,  master  ;   Vesta, tons, 

Gillies,  master — A.  M'Allister,  agent,  Steamboat  Quay. 

To  Liverpool — Three  days  a-week — Tuesday,  Thursday,  and  Sa- 
turday—Princess  Royal,  446  tons,  M'Chlery,  master— Donald 
M'Larty,  &  Co.,  Excise  Buildings,  agents.  Lynx,  351  tons,  James 
Hardie,  master.  Btaver,  265  tons,  William  Bryce,  master — Carry- 
ing cargo  and  steerage  Passengers  only — A.  G.  S.  M'Culloch,  agent. 

To  LochgoiKiead— Daily — Lochgoil,  —  tons,  M'Intyre,  master — 
A.  M'Millan,  Steamboat  Quay,  agent. 


APPENDIX. 


To  Kilmun  and  Strone,  Dunoon   and  Kirn — Three  times  a-day. 

The  Wellington,  —  tons,    M'Coll,   master.       New   steame«-    

—  tons,  Barrie,  master — A.  M'AMister,  agent. 


To  Strone,  Dunoon,  InnelUn,  Rothesay,  Tarbert,  and  Ardrishaig 
— 6  days  a  week,  at  7  a.m.,  and  8  a.m.  in   winter  ;   returning  at  5. 15 

p.m.      The  Royal   Mail  Steamer  Rothesay   Castle, tons,  M'Gill, 

master — John  Dawson,  agent,  Steamboat  Quay. 

For  Gourock,  Kirn,  Dunoon,  Rothesay,  Kyles  of  Bute,  Tarbert, 
Lochgilphead,  Inverary.  The  Castle  Company's  Royal  Mail  Steam 
Packets — for  Hours,  see  the  Boards. 


CLYDE  SHIPPING  COMPANY'S  LIGHTERS  CARRYING  GOODS 
BETWEEN   GLASGOW  &  GREENOCK  DAILY. 

Ann,  M'Dougall  master,  53  tons-Friend,  M'Lachlan,  50  tons-Betty, 
M'Larty,  53  tons—  Clyde,  Gibb,  59  tons—  Kelvin,  M'Gregor,  74 
tons — Newark,  Campbell,  jun.,  63  tons — Bowling,  Campbell,  senr. 
63  tons— Laurel,  Taylor,  78  tons— Office,  Excise  Buildings-  A. 
M'AUister,  Agent. 


CLYDE  SHIPPING  COMPANY'S  TOWING  VESSELS. 

To  and  from  Glasgow — Every  lawful  day — Conquerer,  86  tons  ; 
Thomas  Barbour,  master  ;  Gulliver,  57  tons,  D.  Sutherland,  master  ; 
Wizard,  21  tons,  David  Storm,  master;  Sir  Isaac  Newton,  —  tons, 
Archibald,  master;   Nimrod,  —  tons,  Leitcb,  master. 

Luggage  Steamboats,  carrying  Goods  between  Greenock  and 
Glasgow — Sail  Daily — Glasgow,  63  tons,  M'Callum,  master  ;  Green- 
ock,  73  tons,  Leitch,  master;  Industry,  55  tons,  John  Munn,  master 
— Office,  Excise  Buildings. 


HARBOUR  REGULATIONS. 


STEAM  VESSELS. 

I.  All  steam  vessels  resorting  to  the  port  of  Greenock  shall  have 
on  board  a  captain  or  sailing  master,  who  is  an  experienced  seaman  ; 
and  shall  also  have  a  sufficient  number  of  able-bodied  and  experi- 
enced seamen,  for  the  safe  navigation  of  the  vessel  under  a  penalty 
not  exceeding  Five  Pounds  for  each  offence,  to  be  paid  by  the  person 
in  command  or  charge  of  the  vessel.  And  no  steamboat  whatever 
shall  be  manned  with  less  than  a  master,  two  deck  men  and  a  pilot, 
exclusive  of  the  engineer  and  fireman,  under  the  like  penalty  of  Five 
Pounds, 

II.  The  Steamboat  Harbour  master  shall  have  the  sole  and  ex- 
clusive power  of  assigning  berths  to  steam  boats  of  all  denominations 
at  the  portion  of  the  Customhouse  Quay  alloted  for  the  use  of  that 
description  of  vessels ;  and  no  steam  vessel  shall  be  entitled  to  a  quay 


48  APFENDIX. 


berth  thet  has  not  pot  proper  gangways  in  her  bulwarks  cut  down  to 
the  deck,  either  fore  or  aft  the  paddle  boxes,  which  gangways  shall 
be  of  sufficient  width  to  admit  passengers,  luggage,  coals,  ashes,  &c, 
to  pass  in  safety  to  and  from  steam  vessels  lying  outside  thereof. 
Masters  or  others  in  charge  refusing  or  delaying  to  attend  to  this 
regulation  shall  be  liable  to  a  penalty  not  exceeding  Five  Pounds. 
In  stormy  weather  steamers  may  he  allowed  to  occupy  such  berths 
inside  the  harbours  as  the  Harbour  master  may  point  out ;  but  while 
the  fires  are  burning  steam  vessels  n.ust  be  kept  as  much  separate 
from  other  vessels  as  possihle. 

HI.  The  master  or  other  person  in  charge  of  every  steam  vessel 
shall,  within  200  yards  of  any  of  the  quays  or  any  works  of  the  Har- 
bour Trustees,  slow  the  engines,  and  keep  at  a  slow  rate,  until  such 
steam  vessels  shall  have  passed  the  qunys  er  other  works  at  least  200 
yards,  under  a  penalty  not  exceeding  Five  Pounds  for  each  neglect. 
And  all  steam  vessels  shall,  when  a  red  flag  is  hoisted  on  board  of  any 
vessel  in  the  river  opposite  the  harbours,  also  slow  their  engines 
within  200  yards  of  the  vessel  where  such  flag  is  hoisted,  under  the 
like  penalty  not  exceeding  Five  Pounds,  to  be  paid  by  the  master  or 
other  person  in  command  or  charge  of  such  steam  vessel,  besides 
being  liable  in  all  damages  incurred  by  neglect. 

IV.  No  ballast,  earth,  dross,  ashes,  or  other  kind  of  rubbish,  shall 
be  thrown  or  put  overboard  from  any  sailing  or  steam  vessel  into  the 
river  opposite  the  harbours,  under  a  penalty  not  exceeding  Five 
Pounds  for  each  offence. 

V.  All  steam  vessels,  whether  entering  or  leaving  the  port  or  har- 
bours, shall  pass  outside  of  the  warping  buoys,  when  ships  or  rafts  are 
warping  either  into  or  out  of  the  harbours,  and  in  every  case  must 
avoid  coming  in  contact  vith  the  warps  of  ships  so  situated,  under  a 
penalty  not  exceeding  Five  Pounds  for  each  offence,  besides  being 
liable  in  damages. 

VI.  No  forge  bellows,  lighted  candies,  lamps,  or  fires  shall  be  al- 
lowed on  board  of  any  steam  vessel,  or  other  vessels  whatever,  in  the 
harbour,  after  eight  o'clock  in  the  evening,  or  before  six  o'clock  in 
the  morning,  except  the  vessel  has  just  arrived,  under  a  penalty  not. 
exceeding  Five  Pounds  sterling  for  each  transgression  ;  and  the  forge 
bellows,  lights,  or  fires  on  board  of  any  such  vessels  throughout  the 
day,  shall  be  carefully  attended  and  watched  by  some  person  on  board, 
under  the  like  penalty.  But  upon  applying  to  the  Harbour  Master, 
and  sufficient  cause  being  shown  that  the  use  of  forge  bellows  on 
board  during  the  night  is  absolutely  necessary  to  enable  the  vessel  to 
proceed  on  her  next  voyage  at  the  time  originally  announced,  it  shall 
be  allowed  under  the  special  care  of  an  extra  police  watchman  ;  the 
parties  claiming  the  privilege  paying  for  the  watchman  ;  and  that 
several  buckets  of  water  shall  be  kept  in  readiness  to  quench  any  fire 
wben  danger  is  apprehended. 

VII.  All  masters  or  other  persons  in  charge  of  steam  vessels  ply- 
ing to  the  port  shall,  immediately  on  fixing  the  hours  of  sailing  of 
the  said  vessels  from  Greenock,  intimate  the  same  in  writing  to  the 
Steamboat  Harbour  Master,  at  his  office  ;  and  they  shall  upon  no 
account,  either  upon  the  pretence  of  not  arriving  in  due  time  or 
otherwise,  alter  the  period  fixed,  but  shall  depart  punctually  at  the 
times  of  sailing  originally  announced,  under  a  penalty  not  exceeding 


APPENDIX.  49 


Five  Pounds  sterling  for  each  offence,  excepting  always  cases  of 
accidents  happening  to  the  vessels  or  machinery;  in  which  events 
the  time  for  sailing  announced  on  the  boards  shall  be  immediately 
altered  or  suspended.  The  sailings  shall  be  regulated  by  the  public 
clock  placed  on  the  Steamboat  Quay.  Vessels  engaged  in  the  foreign 
or  coasting  trade  may  remain  at  the  quay  until  they  take  on  board 
all  goods  that  may  have  been  laid  down  from  such  vessels,  which 
those  in  charge  must  do  as  speedily  as  possible;  but  so  soon  as  the 
goods  are  on  board  the  vessel  must  be  backed  outside  another  vessel. 
Masters  or  others  in  command  refusing  or  delaying  to  comply  with 
any  part  of  this  regulation,  will  be  liable  in  a  penalty  not  exceeding 
Five  Pounds. 

VIII.  All  passenger  steam  vessels  shall,  when  it  is  dark,  on  their 
arrival  at,  or  departure  from  the  quays,  have  and  use  sufficient  lights, 
consisting  in  no  case  of  less  than  two  hand  lanterns,  so  as  to  enable 
passengers  to  get  on  board  or  to  land  with  safety  ;  and  all  steam 
vessels,  when  passing  up  or  down,  shall,  at  least  within  200  yards  of 
the  quays,  reduce  their  speed,  so  as  the  loading  or  unloading  of  the 
vessels  at  the  piers  or  quays  may  not  be  interrupted,  or  in  any  manner 
of  way  sustain  damage.  All  steam  vessels  shall,  when  leaving  the 
quay,  observe  the  like  precaution  of  steaming  slowly,  until  they  have 
passed  all  the  vessels  lying  at  the  outer  piers,  under  a  penalty  not 
exceeding  Five  Pounds. 

IX.  The  masters  and  crews  of  all  steam  vessels  lying  nearest  the 
quay  shall  give  free  access  over  the  decks  of  their  vessels  to  all  par- 
ties going  to  or  from  the  steamers  lying  at  the  outside  berth,  and 
also  free  access  for  the  conveyance  of  luggage,  goods,  coals,  &c. ,  to 
and  from  the  said  steamers  :  and  all  steam  vessels  shall,  when  not 
loading  or  unloading,  have  their  hatchways  and  scuttles  covered  over. 
The  master  or  other  persons  in  charge  of  the  vessel,  neglecting  any 
of  these  orders  shall  be  liable  in  a  penalty  not  exceeding  Forty  Shil- 
lings for  each  offence. 

X.  All  steamers  shall  have  a  bowline  hitch  upon  their  hawsers  or 
fastening  lines,  that  the  lines  may  be  easily  thrown  over  the  palls, 
and  which  shall  be  so  fastened  as  not  to  trip  or  interfere  with  the 
passengers.  Masters  or  others  in  charge  of  steam  vessels  neglecting 
to  comply  with  this  regulation,  shall  forfeit  and  pay  a  penalty  not 
exceeding  Five  Pounds. 

XI.  All  masters,  crews,  and  other  persons,  are  prohibited  inter- 
fering with  or  interrupting  passengers  going  to  the  steam  boat,  by 
endeavouring  to  induce  them  to  take  the  passage  by  their  respective 
boats;  but  the  masters  and  crews  are  required  to  remain  either  on 
board  their  respective  boats,  or  at  their  gangways,  previous  to  the 
hour  of  sailing  ;  and  masters  and  others  shall  not  allow  horns  or 
bugles  to  be  sounded  until  within  five  minutes  of  the  hour  of  sailing 
of  the  respective  boats.  Any  person  neglecting  any  part  of  this 
regulation,  shall  be  liable  in  a  penalty  not  exceeding  Five  Pounds. 


TABLE  OF  RIVER  PILOTAGE  RATES. 

From  Greenock,  or  off  Greenock,  or  the  Tail  of  the  Bank,  to 
Glasgow  ;  or  from  Glasgow  to  Greenock,  or  off  Greenock, 
or  the  Tail  of  the  Bank,  for  all  vessels  under  10  ft.  draught 

6 


SO  APPENDIX. 


of  water,  ...  ...  ...  ..  ...per  ft.    Is  6ci 

Vessels  with  10  feet  draught  of  water  and  under  12  feet,  2s  Od 

Vessels  with  12  ft.  draught  of  water  and  not  exceeding  15  ft.  2s  6d 
All  vessels  exceeding  15  feet  draught  of  water,  ...  3S  Od 

Vessels  to  and  from  Bowling  Bay,  or  Dumbarton,  to  be  charged 
at  two-thirds  of  the  above  rates  ;  and  vessels  to  or  from  Renfrew  or 
Dalmuir  to  Greenock  or  Port-Glasgow,  or  from  the  last-mentioned 
ports  to  Dalmuir  and  Renfrew,  to  be  charged  the  same  rates  as  from 
Glasgow. 

Odd  inches  to  be  charged  and  paid  in  proportion. 

Two-thirds  only  of  the  above  rates,  exigible  in  respect  of  vessels 
towed  by  steam. 


GLASGOW  PILOTS  AT  THE  GREENOCK  STATION  FOR 
TAKING  VESSELS  UP  THE  RIVER. 


Duncan  M'Intyre. 
Rohert  Crooks. 
Magnus  Park. 
Alex.  Alexander. 
James  Park. 


Dugald  Campbell. 
Daniel  Mowet. 
James  Higham. 
James  M'Chlery. 
John  M'Kelvie. 


DEEP  SEA   PILOTS'  RATES. 

1.  From  any  place  betwixt  the  Cumbrae  Light  and  the  Cloch 
Light,  or  from  the  anchorage  at  Fairlie  Roads,  Rothesay  Bay,  or 
Quarantine  Station,  Holy  Loch,  to  Greenock  Roads,  and  Mooring, 
or  to  the  Quay  and  berthing,  one  penny  half  penny  per  ton  register. 

2.  When  a  vessel,  inward  bound,  is  boarded  outside  of  the  South 
Entrance  of  Lamlash  Harbour,  the  Pilot  to  receive  one  half-penny 
per  ton  additional. 

3.  From  any  place  inside  of  the  Cloch  Light,  or  from  the  anchor- 
age at  Gourock  Roads,  or  Tail  of  the  Bank,  to  Greenock,  one  penny. 

4.  Vessels,  inward  bound,  not  boarded  until  nearer  Greenock  than 
the  Bay  of  Quick,  one  penny  per  ton. 

5.  From  Greenock  to  Port- Glasgow,  one  penny  per  ton* 

6.  From  Greenock  Roads,  unmooring,  and  bringing  into  any  of 
the  Haibours  or  Docks — a  Ship,  5s;  a  Brigantine,  4s. 

The  same  rates  chargeable  for  like  distances  outwards,  with  the 
exception  of  the  charge  under  Article  II.,  which  is  levied  on  out- 
ward  bound  vessels  only,  in  the  event  of  the  Pilot  being  required  to 
proceed  with  the  vessel  so  far  as  the  south  entrance  of  Lamlash  har- 
bour. All  vessels  sailing  under  Foreign  Flags  to  pay  one-half  more 
than  the  above  rates. 

Any  vessels  anchoring  at  the  Tail  of  the  Bank,  outward  bound, 
the  Pilot,  if  required,  is  afterwards  to  go  and  assist  her  out  to  any 
distance  the  master  may  require,  betwixt  the  Cloch  and  the  Cum- 
brae, without  any  additional  charge  to  the  three  half-pence  per  ton  ; 
failing  the  Pilot's  attending,  another  may  be  hired  in  his  stead,  who 
is  to  have  one  penny  per  ton  for  taking  the  vessel  from  the  Tail  of 


APPENDIX.  51 


the  Bank  out,  leaving   one  half-penny  per   ton  as  the  allowance  for 
piloting  from  the  Quay  to  the  Tail  of  the  Bank. 

Any  Pilot  going  on  board  ship  (liable  to  quarantine),  at  the  re- 
quest of  the  owner  or  master,  is  to  be  paid,  in  addition  to  his  pilotage, 
is  6d  per  day  of  24  hours,  for  every  day  he  may  be  detained  on 
board. 


DEEP  SEA  PILOTS  (Licensed). 


Richard  Adams 
William  Adams 
David  K.  Arkley 
Richard  Blackney 
Hugh  Cameron 
Jame^  Crawford 
William  Clank 
Alexander  DiW 
John  Foster 
John  Galbraith 
David  Guthiie 
William  Howieson 
Alexander  Murchie 
Archibald  M  'Bride 


Diniel  M'Cormick 
John  M'Corquodale 
Donald  M  Kinlay 
John  M'Lean 
Lachlan  M'Neill 
Robert  M'Neill 
Hannibal  Sloan 
John  Stewart 
Daniel  Taylor 
Hugh  Turner 
John  Turner 
William  Duncan 
Rnbeit  Lee 
Robert  Grant 


CARTERS. 

I.  No  carter,  carman,  barrowman,  or  porter,  shall  be  permitted 
to  ply  for  hire,  on  or  around  the  quays  or  piers,  without  being 
licensed,  by  and  under  authority  of  the  Provost  and  Bailies,  under 
a  penalty  not  exceeding  Five  Pounds  for  each  offence. 

II.  Carters  and  carmen  shall  have  their  name  and  number  marked 
in  legible  characters  on  their  respective  carts  or  cars,  under  a  penalty 
not  exceeding  Five  Pounds  for  neglect  thereof. 

HI.  Carters  and  carmen  must  have  at  all  times  a  sufficient  num- 
ber or  quantity  of  waterproof  covers,  for  the  protection  of  goods  on 
their  carts  or  cars,  and  every  carter  or  carman  neglecting  to  have  the 
necessary  quantity  of  covers,  shall  forfeit  and  pay  a  penalty  not  exceed- 
ing Five  Pounds. 

IV.  All  fines,  forfeitures,  penalties,  damages,  and  expenses,  men- 
tioned in  the  preceding  regulations,  shall  (when  not  otherwise  di- 
rected) be  sued  for  and  recovered  at  the  instance  of  the  Procurator- 
Fiscal  of  the  Police  Court  of  Greenock,  before  the  Provost  or  any 
one  of  the  Bailies  of  the  said  Town;  and  upon  conviction  of  any 
offender,  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the  said  Provost  or  any  one  of  the 
Bailies  to  pronounce  sentence,  subjecting  such  offender  to  imprison- 
ment in  the  Prison  or  Bridewell  of  Greenock,  or  to  fine,  or  to  such 
lesser  punishment  as  may  be  deemed  adequate  to  the  offence  com- 
mitted. 

Extracted  from  the   Minutes  of  the   Parliamentary  Trustees   of  the 
Port  and  Harbours  of  Greenock. 

JOHN  KERR  GRAY, 

Clerk  to  the  Trustees. 


52  APPENDIX. 


The  preceding  Regulations  Confirmed  and   Approved  in  terms  of  the 
Statute  5  Vict.,  Session  2d,  Cap.  54,  Section  CLXXX. 

H.  J.   ROBERTSON,  Sheriff. 
November  25,  1850. 


REGULATIONS  FOR    THE    GOVERNMENT  OF  THE 
PORTERS  OF  GREENOCK, 

The  Provost  and  Bailies  of  Greenock,  the  Town  Council  thereof, 
and  the  Trustees  of  the  Port  and  Harbours  of  Greenock,  repeal  all 
former  Rules,  Regulations,  and  Bye-laws,  enacted  for  the  govern- 
ment of  the  Porters,  and  the  Table  of  Rates  or  Fares  appointed  to 
be  exacted  by  them  ;  and  do  hereby,  in  virtue  of  the  Acts  of  Parlia- 
ment 3d  Vict.  cap.  27,  and  5  Vic.  cap.  54,  enact  and  ordain  the  fol- 
lowing Regulations  and  Table  of  Rates  or  Fares,  to  be  strictly 
observed  and  enforced: 

1st.  No  person  shall  be  permitted  to  ply  for  hire  as  a  Porter  within 
the  Town  of  Greenock,  or  on  the  Quays  and  Breasts  thereof,  without 
being  licensed  by  authority  of  the  Provost  and  Bailies,  he  having 
first  found  caution  faithfully  to  observe  and  fulfil  these  Regulations, 
and  observe  the  Table  of  Rates  hereto  annexed  ;  and  each  Porter  shall 
have  constantly  affixed  to  his  breast  a  Badge,  specifying  his  number. 
All  persons  contravening  this  regulation,  shall  forfeit  and  pay  a  sum 
not  exceeding  Two  Pounds  for  each  offence.  All  licenses  previously 
granted  to  Porters  and  Barrowmen  are  hereby  withdrawn  and  can- 
celled. 

2d.  All  Porters  shall  with  diligence  and  expedition  perform  the 
services  for  which  they  are  engaged,  and  shall  not  soil  or  injure  the 
property  entrusted  to  their  charge  ;  and  shall  conduct  themselves  with 
civility  and  discretion,  under  a  penalty  not  exceeding  Five  Pounds 
for  each  offence,  besides  being  liable  for  damages  to  the  party  injured. 

3d.  When  a  Steam  Vessel,  just  arrived  at  the  Quay,  has  taken  a 
berth  at  the  outside  of  another  Steam  Vessel,  the  Porters  shall  not 
stand  on  the  paddle-box  or  on  the  side  of  the  inside  Vessel,  but 
arrange  themselves  in  the  middle  of  the  inside  Vessel;  and  if  the 
Vessel  just  arrived  occupies  an  inside  or  Quay  berth,  they  shall  then 
arrange  themselves  on  the  Quay,  at  least  four  feet  from  the  edge 
thereof,  till  called  to  be  engaged,  and  permitted  to  pass  on  board  by 
the  officer  attending  for  that  purpose;  nor  shall  any  Porter,  upon 
being  engaged  to  carry  Luggage  or  other  Goods  in  the  Town  of 
Greenock,  or  from  or  to  the  Quays  and  Breasts  thereof,  attempt  to 
transfer  such  Luggage  or  other  Goods  to  another  Porter,  but  shall 
himself  fulfil  his  engagement,  and,  when  required,  accompany  his 
employer  ;  and  all  Porteis  contravening  any  part  of  this  Regulation, 
shall  be  subjected  in  a  penalty  not  exceeding  Five  Pounds  for  each 
offence. 

4th.  No  Porter  shall  embark  the  Luggage  of  Passengers  going  on 
board  of  any  Steam  Vessel  until  all  the  Passengers  intending  to  land 
shall  have  first  landed  with  their  Luggage,  under  a  penalty  not  ex. 
ceeding  Five  Pounds  for  each  offence. 

5th.  Porters  shall  not,  when  unengaged,  refuse  employment  when 
offered  ;  and   if  any   Porter   allege  previous  employment,  he  shall* 


APPENDIX.  53 


when  required,  specify  the  nature  and  time  of  bis  employment,  and 
by  whom  engaged. 

6th.  For  the  better  security  of  Property  and  mere  faithful  dis- 
charge of  his  duty,  any  Porter  asking  or  taking  employment  when  in 
a  state  of  intoxication,  shall  be  liable  to  a  penalty  of  Forty  Shillings, 
besides  being  subject  to  dismissal  from  his  office  as  Porter  by  any  of 
the  Magistrates. 

7th.  All  Porters  shall,  when  requested  by  a  Magistrate  or  Police 
Officer,  assist  him  in  apprehending  persons  accused  of  assaults  or 
breaches  of  the  peace,  committed  in  any  of  the  public  Streets  of  the 
Town,  or  on  the  Quays  or  Breasts  or  the  Harbours.  A  refusal  on 
the  part  of  the  Porter  to  render  such  assistance  shall,  when  proved 
against  him,  be  a  sufficient  cause  for  the  Provost  or  any  one  of  the 
Bailies  to  deprive  him  of  his  license. 

8th.  The  Wheel  Barrows  belonging  to  the  Porters  shall  be 
arranged  and  stationed,  each  with  the  number  of  its  owner's  Badge, 
and  his  name  legibly  painted  thereon,  in  a  situation  to  be  fixed  by 
the  Steamboat  Harbour  Master  or  the  officers  under  him,  under  a 
penalty  not  exceeding  Five  Pounds  for  each  offence. 

9th.  Porters  plying  on  the  Steamboat  Quay  shall  be  careful  not  to 
permit  boys  or  other  idlers  to  go  on  board  any  of  the  Steam  Vessels, 
and,  if  necessary,  they  shall  call  for  assistance  on  the  Officer  on  the 
station,  and  on  tl  e  Masters  and  Crews  of  the  Steam  Vessels,  to  aid 
them.  Persons  contravening  this  Regulation,  shall  pay  and  forfeit  a 
sum  not  exceeding  Forty  Shillings  for  each  offence. 

10th.  —  No  Porter  shall  demand  or  take  a  higher  sum  for  his  ser- 
vices than  the  Rates  or  Fares  stated  in  the  Table  annexed  to  these 
Regulations,  and  each  Porter  shall,  when  plying,  have  in  his  posses- 
sion a  copy  of  these  Regulations  and  the  Table  of  Rates  or  Fares, 
and  shall  at  all  times  produce  the  same  to  the  person  employing  him 
when  required,  and  that  under  a  penalty  not  exceeding  Five  Pounds 
for  each  offence. 

11th.  Any  one  of  the  Magistrates  sitting  in  the  Police  Court,  on 
sufficient  cause  shown  to  him,  may  declare  the  Bond  of  Caution 
granted  for  any  Porter  forfeited,  and  deprive  the  offender  of  his  Li- 
cense and  Badge. 

12th.  All  fines  and  penalties  incurred  under  the  preceding  Regu- 
lations, shall  he  sued  for  before  the  Magistrates,  in  the  Police  Court, 
and  recovered,  at  the  instance  of  the  Procurator  Fiscal  of  the  Town 
of  Greenock  ;  and  upon  the  conviction  of  the  offender,  it  shill  be  law- 
ful for  the  Magistrate,  as  presiding  Police  Judge,  to  pronounce  sen- 
tence, subjecting  such  offender  to  imprisonment  in  the  Bridewell  or 
Prison  of  Greenock,  for  any  period  not  exceeding  sixty  days,  unless 
pajment  of  the  fine  inflicted  be  sooner  paid. 

13th.  A  Printed  Copy  of  these  Regulations,  and  the  Table  of 
Fares  annexed,  shall  be  placed  in  the  Cabin  and  Steerage  of  each 
Steam  Vessel,  for  the  information  and  guidance  of  the  Public. 

JOHN  KERR  GRAY,  Town  Clerk. 


FARES. 

A  parcel  7  lbs.  weight  or  under,  from  any  place  in  Greenock,  not 
beyond  Cartsburn,  Westburn,  or  Shaw  Place,  ...  £0 

e2 


54  APPENDIX. 


A  parcel  above  7  lbs.  and  not  exceeding  56  lb9.,  within  the  places 

just  mentioned,     ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  0     0     3 

A  parcel  above  56  lb*,  and  not  exceeding  1 12  lbs.,  ...  0     0     4 

Any  Loid  on  a  Wheelbarrow  exceeding  112  lbs.,  ...  0     0     6 

A  leiter  or  parcel  not  exceeding  7  !bs.  from  any  place  in  the  Town 
of  Greenock,  not  beyond   R  itho  Street  on  the  East,    Campbell 
Street  on  the  West,  and  Wellington  Street  on  the  South  0     0     4 

A  parcel  above  7  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  56  lbs.,  within  the  places 

now  mentioned,    ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  0     0     5 

A  pucel  above  56  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  1 12  lbs.,  ...  0     0     6 

Any  load  on   a  Wheelbarrow  exceeding  1 12  lbs.,...  ...  0     0     8 

A  parcel  7  lbs.  weight  or  under,  from  any  place  in   Greenock  not 
beyond  Ladyburn  on  the  East,  Martha  Brae  on  the  West,  and 
the  Cotton  Mill  on  the  South,  ...  ...  ...  0     0     6 

A  pai eel  above  7  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  56  lbs.,  within  the  places 

now  mentioned,    ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  0     0     7 

A  parcel  ubnve  b6  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  1 12  lbs.,  ...  0     0     8 

Any  load  on  a  Wheelbarrow  exceeding  112  lbs.,  ...  0     0  10 

A  parcel  7  lbs.  weight  oi  under,  from  any  place  in  Greenock,  not 

beyond  Fort  Matilda,  ...  ...  ..  ...  0     0     7 

A  parcel  above  7  lbs.  and  not  exceeding  56  lbs.,  within  the  place 

now  mentioned,    ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  0     0     8 

A  parcel  above  56  lbs.  and  not  exceeding    112  lbs.,  ...  0     0     9 

Any  load  on  a  Wheelbarrow  exceeding  112  lbs.,  ...  0     10 

A  parcel  7  lbs.  weight  or   under,  from  any  place  in  Greenock  to 

Berryburn,  ...  ...  ...  ...  ...  0     0     9 

A  parcel  above  7  lbs.  and  not  exceeding  56  lbs.,  within   the  place 

now  mentioned,    ..  ...  ...  ...  ...  0     0  10 

A  parcel  above  56  lbs.,  and  not  exceeding  112  lbs.,  ...  0     10 

Any  load  on  a  Wheelbarrow  exceeding  1 12  lbs.,  ...  0     13 

When  detained  more  than  a  quarter  of  an  hour  at  loading  or  un- 
loading, for  every  additional  quarter  of  an  hour,  ...  0     0     2 
One-half  more  to  be  charged  after  8  o'clock  evening  in  the 
winter  season,  and  10  o'clock  in  the  summer. 
Assisting  at  loading  or  unloading  Carts,  weighing  Goods,  &c,  not 

included  in  the  above  Fares — For  the  first  hour, 
For  every  other  hour, 

Watching  during  the  night — For  the  first  hour, 
For  eveiy  other  hour, 

Acting  generally  as  a  Porter  for  a  whole  day  of  10  hours, 
For  a  week, 

For  these  Rates  or  Fares,  Porters  are  bound,  when  required,  to 
put  the  Goods,  Parcels,  or  Luggage  on  board  of  the  Steam  Vessels, 
or  place  them  on  the  platform  of  the  Railway,  or  take  the  same  out 
of  the  Steam  Vessel,  or  down  from  the  Railway  platform,  or  to  or 
from  a  House  or  other  place  or  building. 

JOHN  KERR  GRAY,  Town  Clerk. 

Town- Hall,  12th  June,  1854. 


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The  preceding  Regulations  and  Table  of  Rates  or  Fares  Allowed, 
Approved,  and  Confirmed,  in  terms  of  the  Statutes  3  Vict.  cap.  '27, 
and  of  5  Vict.  cap.  54. 

CLAUD  MARSHALL,  Sheriff"- Substitute. 
Grkjsnock,  18th  July,  1854. 


APPENDIX. 


55 


LIST  OF  LICENSED  PORTERS  AND  THEIR  NUMBERS. 

NO. 

NO. 

William  Milligan, 

1 

Martin  M'Neilage, 

31 

Morris  M'Teague, 

2 

William  M'Arthur, 

32 

John  Telfer, 

3 

D.  Carmichael 

33 

James  Wilson, 

4 

Peter  Clark, 

38 

Alexander  Clark, 

5 

Hector  M'Allister, 

40 

George  Knaggs, 

6 

Allan  Black, 

41 

Charles  M-Lachlan, 

7 

Donald  Laurie, 

42 

John  Drummond, 

8 

Hugh  Gillan, 

43 

Edwaid  Jack, 

9 

Robert  Miller, 

45 

John  Moody, 

10 

John  M'Taggart, 

46 

John  M'Callum, 

11 

Colin   M'Phail, 

51 

John  Orr, 

12 

Allan  M'Kinnon, 

53 

Archd.  M'Allister, 

13 

Thoma3  Aird, 

54 

Neil  M'Callum, 

14 

Thomas  Hepburn, 

55 

Archd.  M'Farlane, 

15 

James  Benham, 

56 

James  Don, 

16 

William  Greaves, 

57 

John  Blair, 

17 

Archd.  Grierson, 

68 

William  Blair, 

18 

Allan  MCallum, 

59 

Matthew  Muir, 

19 

Robert  Campbell, 

60 

Alex    M'Millan, 

20 

John  Pettigrew, 

62 

John  M'Farlane, 

21 

Archd.  Wright, 

63 

William  Muir, 

22 

Michael  Brown, 

64 

A.  M'Kirdy, 

24 

James  Darroch, 

65 

James  Dilgleisb, 

26 

Duncan  M'Alpine, 

66 

Archd.  M'Nair, 

27 

Peter  Strathern 

67 

Donald  M'Intyre, 

28 

Henry  M'Garvie, 

68 

Alex   M  Gilvrary, 

29 

John  Payne, 

69 

Angus  Johnstone, 

30 

John  M-Dougall, 

72 

GREENOCK  SI 

1IPPING  LIST. 

VESSELS 

MARKED 

Bk ,~~Barque  1  S 

~Ship     I 

Sp~-~ — Sloop        I  Lr~~ 

-~~.Lighter 

Bg Brig       1  Sk 

~Sniack  | 

Sr~«>~ — Schooner  j  Cr 

Cutter 

Vessels.                 Tons. 

A 

Masters. 

Owners. 

Trade. 

Abyssinia,  bk                399 

Evans 

John  Kerr 

Foreign 

Agnes,  Ir                         46 

Miller 

R.  &  P.  Barr 

Coast 

Agnes  Taylor,  s            471 

Lyle 

John  Kerr 

Foreign 

Aim,  lr                             28 

P.  Sincla 

ir     Mories  &  Nicol 

Coast 

Alberta,  bk                   600 

Cameron 

Erskine  &  Buchanan 

Foreign 

Alexander,  lr                  40 

Sinclair 

D.  &  G.  Brymner 

Coast 

America,  s                     430 

Guthrie 

W.  On- 

Foreign 

Annabella,  bk                199 

R.  Paul 

Macfarlane 

do 

Anne  M'Lean,  bk        318 

P.  M'Ga 

w     Hamlin  &  Co. 

do 

Ann  Hall,  bg                172 

Dempster 

Dempster  &  others 

do 

Ann  Johnston,  bg         198 

Pattersor 

i       Baine  &  Johnstone 

do 

Archd.  M'Millan,  s     498 

Gallowa; 

John  Kerr 

do 

Assaye,  s                       847 

M'Kenzi 

;      J.  &  W.  Stewart 

do 

Atalanta,  bg                 182 

Wood 

D  Wilson 

do 

56 

APPENDIX. 

B 

"Vessels. 

Tons. 

Masters. 

Owners. 

Trade. 

Balclutha,  bg 

241 

Hart 

J.  &  W.  Stewart 

Foreign 

Balmoral,  bg 

114 

King 

King 

do 

Bannockburn,  s 

7ao 

Biuce 

Russell  &  others 

do 

Banshee,  lr 

36 

Stirling 

Mories  &  Nicol 

Coast 

Barbara,  sr 

325 

Stevenson 

Stevenson  &  Co. 

Foreign 

Birkby,  bg 

324 

Thomson 

G.  Turnbull  &  Co. 

do 

Black  Diamond,  h 

80 

M'Alpine 

Mories  &  Nicol 

Coast 

Borneo,  bk 

460 

Sutherland 

Martin  &  Co. 

Foreign 

Brenda,  bk 

299 

M'Lean 

Pattens  &  Co. 

do 

Brook»,by,  s 

500 

Clark 

C.  M'Millan  and  others 

do 

Brownie,  lr 

40 

M'Millan 

Mories  &  Nicol 

Coast 

Carntyne,  s 

886 

c 

Carlyle 

Lang  and  Co. 

Foreign 

Catherine,  sr 

45 

Gibb 

J.  Gibb 

Coast 

Charles,  lr 

38 

Livingstone  Mories  and  Nicol 

do 

Charlotte  Harrison,  bk  575 

A.  Welsh 

A.  R.  Johnston 

Foreign 

Chase,  bk 

286 

Kiik 

Baine  and  Johnstone 

do 

Cherokee,  bk 

278 

Irvin 

J.  and  W    Stewart 

do 

Chevalier,  br 

253 

Fleming 

G.  Turnbull  and  Co. 

do 

Chieftain,  bk 

389 

M'Millan 

D.  M'Larty 

do 

Clara,  be; 

174 

Hutcheson 

J.  Hunter  and  Co. 

do 

Clydesdale,  bk 

250 

Aitken 

J.  G.  Macfarlane 

do 

Commerce,  lr 

21 

Scott 

Mories  and  Nicol 

Coast 

Corio,  s  s 

!53 

Brown 

J.  F.  Mackay 

Foreign 

Copia,  bk 

300 

Craigie 

Pattens  and  Co.     . 

do 

Cres6ida,  s 

587 

M'Fee 

Campbell,  Anderson  and  Co.  do 

Culdee,  bk 

3S7 

Chambers 

J.  Cunningham  and  Co. 

do 

Culloden,  s 

908 

Machean 

Hamilton,  Adams  and  othen   do 

Cuthberts,  bk 

776 

Nixon 

R.  Cuthbert 

do 

Dante,  bg 

189 

Davidsons,  bg 

218 

Demerara,  s 

488 

Druid,  bk 

358 

Duke  of  Portland,  s 

533 

Breakenridge  Baine  and  Johnstone       Foreig 

Henderson  Patcens  and  Co.  do 

D.  Galloway  John  Kerr  do 

T.  Donnelly  do 

Seymour  Thomas  Hamlin  and  Co.     do 


Earl  of  Lonsdale,  bk 

350 

Rutter 

John  Kerr 

Foreign 

Elf,  lr 

40 

Cavins 

Mories  and  Nicol 

Coast 

Elizabeth,  lr 

30 

Weir 

Mories  and  Nicol 

do 

Elizabeth,  lr 

44 

Campbell 

D.  and  G.   Brymner 

do 

Eliza  Grieve,  bg 

149 

Brien 

Baine  and  Johnstone 

Foreign 

Eliza  Stewart,  s 

524 

Baird 

J.  and  W.  Stewart 

do 

Ellen,  bn 

94 

Campbell 

John  Campbell 

Coast 

Ellen  Forrestal,  bg 

189 

M'Millan 

Macfarlane 

Foreign 

Englishman,  bn 

165 

Ross 

Whitehead 

do 

Emelyn,  bk 

293 

Toogood 

M'Arthur  and  Binnie 

do 

Erromango,  br 

351 

Leckie 

J.  Kelso 

do 

Eydent,  lr 

39 

Gibson 

R.  and  P.  Barr 

Coast 

APPENDIX. 

57 

Vessels. 

Tons. 

F 

Masters. 

Owners. 

Trade. 

Fairy,  lr 

35 

Gardner 

Mories  and  N'col 

Coast 

Friends,  sr 

75 

M'Callum 

D.  and  G.  Brymner 

do 

Gartsherrie,  bk 

252 

G 

Chine 

Andrew  Stewart 

Foreign 

Glasgow,  lr 

28 

M'Ewen 

Mories  and  Nicol 

Coast 

Glaucus,  bg 

256 

Duncan 

J.  and  W.  Stewart 

Foreign 

Grange,  bk 

275 

Morrison 

Thomas  Shaw 

do 

Hazard,  bg 

115 

H 

Banks 

Davidson 

Coast 

Hebe,  sr 

103 

Dovling 

Baine  and  Johnstone 

Foreign 

Hope,  lr 

30 

M'Pherson 

D.  and  G.  Brymner 

Coast 

Hound,  sr 

132 

Walters 

Kerrs  and  M'Bride 

Foreign 

Iceni,  bg 

269 

I 

Steele 

Kerrs  and  M'Bride 

Foreign 

India,  s 

573 

Kennedy 

John  M'Cunn 

do 

Innellan,  bk 

7P2 

Clark 

M'Millan  and  others 

do 

Isabella,  bg 

280 

Cowan 

John  Kerr 

do 

Isabella  Kerr,  bk 

442 

Clark 

John  Kerr 

do 

Isle  of  France,  bk 

338 

Neill 

M'Arthur  and  Binnie 

do 

Jacatra,  s 

348 

J 

Aiton 

D.  M'Gregor 

Foreign 

Jamaica,  bk 

355 

Ferguson 

John  Kerr 

do 

James  Campbell,  bk 

325 

Campbell 

John  Kerr 

do 

James  Russell,  s 

801 

Muir 

A.  Russell  and  others 

do 

James  Stewait,  bg 

240 

Taylor 

J.  and  W.  Stewart 

do 

Jane  Brown,  bk 

281 

Stevenson 

J.  B.  Paterson  and  others 

i        do 

Janet,  sp 

39 

Wilson 

John  M'Lean  and  Co. 

Coast 

Janet,  lr 

29 

Sinclair 

D.  and  G.  Brymner 

do 

Janet  Wilson,  bk 

279 

Edwards 

Mrs  Janet  Wilson 

Foreign 

Jean,  lr 

30 

M'Pherson 

R.  and  P.  Bdir 

Coast 

Jean,  lr 

39 

MPherson 

Mories  and  JNicol 

do 

Jessie,  sp 

50 

Morrison 

John  M'Lean  and  Co. 

do 

Jessie  Catherine,  sp 

32 

M'Coll 

John  MLean  and  Co. 

do 

John  Ferguson,  s 

499 

Galloway 

John  Kerr 

Foreign 

John  Hamilton,  s 

942 

Sillars 

Hamilton,  Adam  and  othi 

;rs,  do 

John  M'Kenzie,  s 

904 

Tilly 

Andrew  Stewart 

do 

Juliet,  bk 

444 

M 'In  tyre 

J.  Rodger,  jr.,  and  others 

do 

Kirkman  Finlay,  s 

439 

K 
M'Kirdy 

Shankland 

Foreign 

Kohinoor,  bk 

323 

Rhodes 

Andrew  Stewart 

do 

Lady  Octavia,  s 

1312 

L 

Welsh 

Hamilton,  Adams  k  others  For. 

Lewis,  lr 

28 

Tawells 

Thomas  Potter 

Coast 

Livonia,  bg 

161 

M'Millan 

—  Thomson 

do 

53 


APPENDIX. 


Vessels.  Tons.  Masters. 

Lord  of  the  Isles,  s  691  Maxton 

Lord  Harris,  str  164  Dow 

Lord  Warriston,  s  1144  Robertson 

Lotus,  bk  369  Ritchie 


Owners.  Trade. 

Martin  and  Co.  Foreign 

—  Templeton  do 

Thos.  Hamlin  and  Co.         do 
Campbell,  Anderson  &  Co.  do 


Marchss.  of  Ailsa,  bk 
Margaret  Smith,  bk 
Marion  Dick,  sr 
Marion  Hendry,  sr 
Martaban,  s 
Mary,  Ir 
Mary,  bg 
Mary  Ann,  bg 
Mary  Campbell,  sr 
Mary  Fclker,  si- 
Mary  Stewart,  bk 
Meg  Merrilies,  s 
Menam,  bk 
Meteor,  s 
Meteor,  bk 
Moria,  bg 
Monsoon,  s 
Moselle,  bk 
Mooltan,  s 
Mountstewart,  sr 


Native  Lass, 
Neptune,  bk 
Niagara,  bk 
NorvaL  bk 


335 

292 

49 

91 

851 

30 

218 

350 

54 

77 

316 

315 

472 

754 

°93 

243 

855 

971 

611 

57 


116 
343 
422 
245 


Andrew 

John  Kerr 

Foreign 

Fleming 

John  Kerr 

do 

Morrison 

J.  and  J.  Dick 

Coast 

Hendry 

Hendry  and  others 

do 

Brown 

Orr  and  others 

Foreign 

Gardner 

R.  and  P.  Barr 

Coast 

Muoro 

J.  Kelso 

Foreign 

Leitch 

P.  W.  Leitch 

do 

M'Lean 

M.  and  D.  Kelso 

Coast 

Champion 

Thos.  Hamlin  and  Co. 

Foreign 

M'Neill 

A.  Aitken  and  others 

do 

M'Kellar 

J.  Jackson 

do 

Andrew 

Martin  and  Co. 

do 

Alexander 

M'Arthur  and  Binnie 

do 

Boyd 

J.  and  W.  Stewart 

do 

Sloane 

J.  F.  Mackay 

do 

Poison 

Orr  and  others 

do 

Thomson 

J.  F.  Mackay 

do 

Rodger 

Wm.  Crawford  and  Cf 

do 

D.  and  G.  Brymner 

Coast 

N 
Girr 

D.  $•  G.  Brymner,    Co.  §•  For. 

Dunlop 

J.  Cunningham  and  Co.      For. 

Buchanan 

Dunlop  and  others 

do 

Wallace 

Baine  and  Johnston 

do 

Onda,  bk 
Othello,  bn 


376 

155 


Nairn 
Robertson 


Orr  and  others 
Baine  and  Johnstone 


Foreign 
do 


Peerless,  bg 
Priam,  bk 
Progress,  s  s 
Pursuit,  bg 


177 
659 
316 
226 


M'Lellan 
Macfarlane 
Doke 
Mackie 


D.  Steele 

M'Arthur  and  Binnie 
Mones  and  Nicol 
John  Kerr 


Foreign 
do 
do 
do 


Quintin  Leitch,  s         643     Warden 


A.  Russell  and  others     Foreign 


Roderick  Dhu,  bk 
Roger  Stewart,  s 
Rosina,  bk 
Rosina,  bg 


376  M'Intyre 

364  Morrison 

450  Broadfoot 

159  Mann 


D.  M'Alpine  and  Co.  Foreigi 

Andrew  Stewart  do 

D.  M'Gregor  do 

J.  Hunter  and  Co.  do 


APPENDIX. 


5© 


Vessels. 
Royal  Oak,  lr 
Runnymede,  bg 


Tons. 

•26 

236 


Masters. 

Scott 

Prowse 


Owners. 

Mories  and  Nicol 

Kerrs  and  M 'Bride 


Trade. 

Coast 
Foreign 


Salween,  bk  307  White  F.  White                         Foreign 

Sapho,  bk  446  Hildreth  D.  Bilderston  and  others    do 

Satisfaction,  lr  40  Paul  Mories  and  Nicol                 Coast 

St  Fillans,  bg  193  Daviea  J.  Hunter  and  Co.         Foreign 

Scotland,  s  388  Davie  John  MacCunn                     do 

Shooting  Star,  bk        291  Johnston  Wm.  Lindsay  and  Co.         do 

Sir  R.  Campbell,  bg     178  Dunn  J.  Hunter  and  Co.  do 

Solway,  sk  41  M'Arthur  M.  and  D.  Kelso                Coast 

Somnauth,  s  670  Lawson  Hamilton,  Adams  &  others.For. 

Spartan,  s  796  Barclay,  Hamilton,  Adams  &  others,  do 

Spray,  bg  241  Roper  Kerrs  and  Al 'Bride                do 

Spectator,  bk  332  Neill  Dunlop  and  others                 do 

Stirling,  bk  430  Jamieson  J.  F.  Mackay                        *;o 


Tamerlane,  s  427  Caldwell  J.  and  W.  Stewart        Foreign 

Tartar,  s  670  Guthrie  Hamilton,  Adams  and  others,do 

Tbalestris,  bg  165  Hanley  Pattens  and  Co.  do 

Thomas  Fielden,  s  904  Coupar  Thomas  Hamlin  and  Co.      do 

Thomas  Hamlin,  s  831  Pole  Thomas  Hamlin  and  Co.       do 

Trinidad,  s  524  Dunlop  John  Kerr  do 


Ulysses, 


934     Chivas 


W.  Crawford  and  Co.     Foreign 


Vestal,  bg 


161     Leitch 


Kerrs  and  M'Bride 


Foreigi 


Walter  Baine,  bg  257  Cleary 

William  Gibson,  s  592  Alexander 

William  Stewart,  s  576  Riches 

Willing  Lass,  bn  115  Aiton 


Baine  and  Johnstone      Foreign 
James  M'Millan  and  Son     do 
J.  and  W.  Stewart  do 

Thorne  and  Co.  do 


Trca, 


1374 


Hamilton,  Adams  ^  others  F«r. 


[The  publishers  desire  to  return  their  thanks  to  the  Merchants  and  others, 
for  the  valuable  assistance  afforded  them  in  making  up  and  completing  this 
List.] 


60  APPENDIX. 


GREENOCK  POST  OFFICE— 3,  CHURCH  PLACE. 

June,  1855. 


THOMAS  M'MILLAN,  Postmaster. 

Alexander.  Loudoun,  Alex.  R.  Macintosh,  David  Scrymgeour, 
William  M.  G.  Weir,  and  James  Allan,  Clerks. 

James  Dickson,  Alex4nder  Cameron,  James  Arbuckle,  John 
M'Leish,  Samuel  Fry,  and  John  M'Lean,  Letter  Carriers. 

George  Stewart  and  William  Buntain,  Railway  and  Steamboat 
Messengers. 

Patrick  Finnigan,  Gourock  Runner. 

Archibald  Crawford,  Kihnun  Messenger  and  Letter  Deliverer. 

Robert  Morrison,  Cove  and  Kilcreggan  Messenger  and  Letter  Deliverer. 


The  Paid  Letter  Window  is  open  at  7  a.m.,  and  shut  at  10  p.m.  ; 
and  on  Sundays  is  only  open  to  the  public  from  8  till  9  a.m. 

Money  Orders  are  granted  and  paid  from  9  a.m.  till  6  p.m.      On 
Sundays  and  Fast-days  no  business  of  this  description  is  done. 


DELIVERY  OF  LETTERS. 
First  delivery  at  7  a.m.,  with  the  correspondence  from  England  ; 
Continent  of  Europe  ;  Edinburgh,  Linlithgow,  Grangemouth,  Bath- 
gate ;  Ireland,  Portpatrick,  Stranraer,  Cairnryan,  Ballantrae,  Girvan, 
Maybole,  Ayr,  Kilmarnock,  Cumnock,  Mauchline,  Fenwick,  New- 
ton, Auchinleck,  Symington,  Ardrossan,  Beith,  Dairy,  Irvine,  Kil- 
winning, Lochwinnoch,  Monkion,  Saltcoats,  Stewarton,  Troon; 
Aberdeen,  Dundee,  Perth;  Stirling,  Callander,  Alloa,  Denny, 
Kilsyth,  Kirkintilloch,  Bishopbriggs ;  Inverary ;  Fort-William, 
Strontian,  Appin,  Oban,  Bonaw,  Dalmally,  Cairndow,  Arrochar, 
Luss,  Dumbarton,  Helensburgh  ;  Glasgow,  Paisley,  Renfrew,  Bis- 
hopton,  Port- Glasgow.  Town's  letters  in  time  for  this  delivery  till 
6.30  a.m. 

Second  delivery  at  10.30  a.m.,  with  the  correspondence  from  Lon- 
don, Liverpool,  Manchester,  Dublin,  Edinburgh,  East  of  England, 
South  East  of  Scotland,  Berwick,  and  towns  on  the  North  British, 
and  Edinburgh  and  Glasgow  Railways ;  Glasgow,  Paisley,  Port- 
Glasgow,  Largs,  Millport,  Rothesay,  and  Dunoon.  Town's  letters 
in  time  till  10  a.m. 


APPENDIX.  61 


Third  delivery  at  1.30  p.m.,  with  the  correspondence  from  Glas- 
gow, Paisley,  Port-Glasgow  and  Helensburgh.  Town's  letters  in 
time  till  1  p.m. — for  Private  Boxes  only. 

Fourth  delivery  at  4.30  p.m.,  with  the  correspondence  from  Edin- 
burgh, Glasgow,  Paisley,  Port- Glasgow,  Denny,  Ardentinny,  Loch- 
goilhead,  Cove,  and  Kilcreggan.      Town's  letters  in  time  till  4  p.m. 

Fifth  delivery  at  7.20  p.m.,  with  the  correspondence  from  Edin- 
burgh, Glasgow,  Paisley,  Port- Glasgow,  Perth,  Brechin,  Montrose, 
Stirling,  Alloa,  Inverness,  Rothesay,  Dunoon,  Campbelton,  Loch- 
gilphead, Tarbert,  Clachan,  Tayinloan,  Ardrishaig,  Innellan,  Kilmun, 
Millport,  Largs,  Fairlie,  West  Kilbride,  Wemyss  Bay,  and  Inver- 
kip.     Town's  letters  in  time  till  6.50  p.m. 

On  Sundays,  on  being  called  for  at  the  General  Post  Office,  3, 
Church  Place,  from  8  till  9  a.m. 

On  Fast-days  on  being  called  for  at  the  Office,  3,  Church  Place, 
from  8  a.m.  till  8  p.m. 


RECEIVING  HOUSES. 


The  Letter-boxes  at  the  three  Receiving  Houses,  West  Blackhall 
Street,  Rue  end  Street,  and  Steamboat  Quay,  shut  on  week  days  at 
the  following  hours,  viz.,  11.20  a.m.,  2.20  p.m.,  6.20  p.m.,  and  9.20 
p.m..      On  Sundays  at  2  p.m. 


LETTER-CARRIERS'  DISTRICTS. 
(Arranged  as  the  Letters  are  delivered.) 
1st  District — Rue-end  street,  Bogle  street,  Virginia  Street,  Chapel 
street,  Baker  street,  Dellingburn  street,  East  Blackhall  street,  Car- 
nock  street,  St  Andrew's  square  and  street,  Springkell  street,  East 
Stewart  street,  Cartsdyke,  Cartsburn  street,  St  John  Street,  St  Law- 
rence street,  Under  Crescent,  Stanners  street,  Arthur  street,  Hillend, 
Main  street,  East  Regent  street  from  Lynedoch  street,  Bogle  street, 
Back  Walks,  Lyle  street,  Antigua  street — John  M'Leish. 

2d  District' — Church  place,  Hamilton  street,  West  Burn  street, 
(upper  part),  No.  25  to  42,  Nicholson  street  No.  23  to  41,  Charles 
street  No.  21  to  32,  Sugarhouse  lane  No.  25  to  32,  Cowgate  street, 
Smith's  lane,  Buccleuch  street,  West  Stewart  street,  Kilblain  street, 
George's  square,  Nelson  street,  Union  street,  Kelly  street,  Patrick 
street,  Brisbane  street,  Finnart,  Ford,  and  Brachelston  toll,  High 
Vennel,  Watson's  lane,  and  Manse  lane — James  Dickson. 

3d  District — Cathcart  square,  William  street  No.  6  to  18,  Charles 
street  No.  1  to  17,  Sugarhouse  lane  No.  7  to  21,  Crawfurd  street, 
West  Burn  street  No  14  to  22  (lower  part),  West  Blackhall  street, 
Brougham  street,  Houston  street,  Elcion  street,  Margaret  street, 
West  Stewart  street,  west  from  Bonar's  church,  Patrick  street,  Shore 
street,  ending  at  Lower  Fergusland,  East  and  West  Clyde  streets,  and 
Jamaica  street — Alexander  Cameron. 

9 


62  APPENDIX. 


4th  District — Cathcart  street  to  Mansion-house  lane,  from  Lyne- 
doch  street,  Roxburgh  street,  Inverkip  street,  Mount  Pleasant, 
Orangefield,  and  Cowdenknowes,  Bank  street,  Shaw  place.  Regent 
street  (west),  Mearns  street,  Trafalgar  street,  Ann  street,  Drumlro- 
char  road,  Sir  Michael  street,  East  Shaw  street,  Duncan  street,  To- 
bago street,  and  Market  street — James  Arbuckle. 

5th  District — From  Mansion-house  lane  down  Cathcart  street  to 
East  India  breast  and  quay,  Custom-house  place,  East,  Middle,  and 
West  breasts  and  quays,  Ropework  street,  to  M'Millan's  yard,  West 
Burn  street  No.  1  to  12,  Low  Sugarhouse  lane,  No.  1  to  4,  Taylor's 
close,  Shaw  street,  New  Deck  lane,  Dalrymple  street,  Shaw  street, 
East  quay  lane,  Low  Vennel,  Harvie  lane,  and  low  part  of  William 
street,  Highland  close,  Broad  close,  Longwill  close,  and  Cross-shore 
street— Samuel  Fry. 

6th  District — From  Garvel  Paik  Lodge,  along  East  Hamilton 
street  to  Hillend  Works,  Cappielow  and  Toll  Cottages,  Ladyburn, 
Clyde  Pottery,  Caledonian  Saw  Mills,  Inch  Works,  and  along  the 
Port-Glasgow  Road  to  the  Kingston  Saw  Mills — John  M'Lean. 


POSTAGE  STAMPS,  &c. 

As  the  system  of  paying  Inland  Letters  has  been  done  away  with, 
the  public  must  use  Postage  Stamps. 

Stamps  may  be  procured  at  the  General  Office,  3  Church  Place, 
the  Stamp  Office,  and  the  Two  Receiving- Houses. 

The  Penny  Labels,  ~-~  ,~~.         at  Id.  each 

The  Twopenny  Labels,      „~»  „~-  ~~*         at  2d.  „ 

The  Sixpenny  Labels,         ^~.  ^^         at  6d.   „ 

The  Tenpenny  Labels,       at  lOd.  „ 

The  Shilling  Labels,  ~~,  at  Is.  „ 

The  Penny  Envelopes,       24  for  2s.  3d.,  or  2  for  2£d. 

When  the  value  of  Stamps  on  a  Letter  is  less  than  the  amount  of 
the  postage  to  which  it  is  liable,  the  Letter  will  be  charged  double 
the  amount  of  such  difference  on  delivery. 

Stamps  may  be  used  for  Printed  Votes  and  Proceedings  in  Parlia- 
ment, and  on  Foreign  Colonial,  and  Ship  Letters,  outwards.  Let- 
ters for  parts  abroad  posted  with  Stamps  of  less  value  than  the  full 
amount  of  Postage,  if  addressed  to  places  to  which  prepayment  is  not 
compulsory,  will  be  forwarded,  charged  with  only  such  amount  of 
Postage  as  shall  be  equal  to  the  difference  between  the  value  of 
Stamps  and  the  proper  rate  of  Postage  ;  but  letters  addressed  to 
places  abroad,  to  which  prepayment  is  compulsory,  if  posted  with 
Stamps  of  less  value  than  the  full  amount  of  Postage,  will  be  sent  to 
the  Dead-Letter  Office,  to  be  returned,  in  all  practicable  cases,  to  the 
writer.  Stamps  are  not  permitted  to  be  used  on  Letters  arriving  in 
the  United  Kingdom  from  the  Colonies  or  Foreign  Countries. 

These  Regulations  are  applicable  to  newspapers  in  those  cases 
where  they  are  liable  to  postage. 

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


APPENDIX.  63 


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

Redirected  letters  are  charged  an  additional  postage  for  each  redirec- 
tion, according  to  the  Prepaid  Scale, — except  those  addressed  to  any 
Town  and  redirected  to  any  place  subordinate  to,  or  within  the  de- 
livery of  that  Town  ; 

Letters  addressed  to  any  subordinate  Town  and  redirected  to  any 
other  subordinate  Town,  both  being  under  the  same  Post  Town. 

Letters  addressed  to  a  subordinate  Town  and  redirected  to  its  prin- 
cipal Post  Town,  provided  they  are  redirected  by  an  Officer  of  the 
Post  Office. 

Letters  to  Warm  Climates  should  be  sealed  with  wafers,  as  wax 
destroys  the  letters  by  melting,  causing  them  to  adhere  to  one 
another. 

No  letter,  when  once  posted,  can  be  given  up  to  any  but  the  person 
to  whom  it  is  addressed,  neither  is  any  person  allowed  to  alter  the 
address  of  a  letter  after  being  posted. 

Adhesive  Stamps  should  be  placed  on  the  right-hand  corner  of  the 
upper  side  of  the  letters,  above  the  superscription.  The  most  effect- 
ual plan  is  to  dip  the  label  wholly  in  water,  to  shake  off  the  water 
immediately,  and  to  press  the  label  upon  the  letter  with  a  piece  of 
clean  blotting  paper.  When  the  gum  is  dull  in  appearance,  it  will 
require  rather  more  time  and  moisture  to  make  it  stick  firmly,  than 
when  it  is  glossy.  The  purpose  of  wetting  the  label  wholly,  is  to 
conteract  the  tendency  it  has  to  curl  up  from  the  letter,  when  one 
side  only  is  wetted,  a  tendency  caused  by  the  expansion  of  that  side 
as  it  imbibes  the  moisture. 


PREPAID  RATES  OF  POSTAGE. 

Letters  not  exceeding  Half  an  Ounce  in  weight,  Id;  One  Ounce, 
2d  ;  Two  Ounces,  4d  ;  Three  Ounces,  6d,  and  so  on,  two  rates  being 
added  for  every  ounce.  Inland  letters  or  packets  put  unpaid  into 
the  letters-boxes,  are  charged  double  the  prepaid  rates  of  postage. 
Letters  having  an  insufficient  amount  of  stamps  are  charged  with 
double  the  amount  of  the  difference  between  the  stamps  affixed  and 
the  prepaid  rates. 


LIMITATION  OF  WEIGHT. 


A  letter  to  pass  unpaid  by  the  post  must  not  exceed  Four  Ounces. 
In  the  event  ot  any  unpaid  letter  above  the  weight  of  four  ounces 
being  posted,  it  will  be  charged  with  double  the  prepaid  rate  of  post- 
age ;  if  insufficiently  paid,  it  will  be  charged  with  double  the  amount 
of  the  difference  between  the  stamps  affixed  and  the  prepaid  rates, 
and  thus  charged,  "  shall  and  may  be  detained  and  opened,  and,  at 
the  option  of  the  Postmaster- General,  shall  be  either  returned  or 
given  up  to  the  sender  thereof,  or  be  given  up  to  the  person  to  whom 
it  shall  be  addressed,  or  be  forwarded  to  the  place  of  its  destination." 
—  Treasury  Warrant,  22d  Oct.,  1847. 


64  APPENDIX. 


LIMITATION  OF  SIZE. 

A  letter  to  pass  by  the  post,  either  paid  or  unpaid,  must  not  ex- 
ceed the  dimensions  of  twenty-four  inches  in  length,  or  breadth,  or 
width,  or  depth.  Any  letter  above  these  dimensions  may,  if  fully 
paid,  be  detained  and  opened,  or  forwarded  at  the  option  of  the  Post- 
master-General. Any  letter  unpaid,  or  insufficiently,  will  be  taxed 
precisely  after  the  scale  of  charges  mentioned  in  the  preceding  para- 
graph, as  applicable  to  unpaid  letters  exceeding  four  ounces  weight, 
and  thus  charged,  be  either  detained  and  opened,  and  returned  to  the 
sender,  or  forwarded,  at  the  option  of  the  Postmaster- General.  The 
only  exception  to  the  foregoing  regulations  as  to  size  and  weight  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.  3.  Printed  votes  or  proceedings  of  Par- 
liament. 4.  Letters  or  packets  to  or  from  public  departments  or 
public  offices  in  her  Majesty's  service.  5.  Letters,  &c,  to  or  from 
places  abroad. 

All  persons  sending  letters  by  the  Post  unpaid,  which,  from  any 
cause  whatever  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  summary  proceedings  before  a  magistrate. 


REGISTRATION. 


Letters,  whether  containing  Coin  or  not,  can  be  registered  on  pay- 
ment of  a  fee  of  6d,  in  addition  to  the  Rates  of  Postage,  Inland, 
Colonial,  or  Foreign.  On  those  to  France,  or  passing  through 
France,  at  double  the  usual  rates  of  Postage.  On  those  to  Prussia, 
or  passing  through  Prussia,  the  Prussian  Registration  Fee  of  3d 
must  be  paid  in  addition  to  the  British.  On  those  to  Russia  and 
Poland,  via  Belgium,  an  additional  rate  of  3gd  under  ^  oz.,  7d  under 
1  oz.,  &c.  Thus,  for  a  letter  not  exceeding  J  oz.,  the  charge  will  be 
ordinary  Postage,  UJd;  additional  Postage,  3|d  ;  British  Registra- 
tion Fee,  6d  ;  Prussian  do.,  3d;  total,  2s.  A  printed  acknowledg- 
ment will  be  given  to  any  person  registering  a  letter.  Registered 
lettars  will  be  taken  at  the  Bar  Window  and  the  Receiving-houses 
within  half  an  hour  of  the  closing  of  the  Box  for  the  particular  Mail 
by  which  they  are  to  be  despatched.  Letters  for  Registration  ad 
dressed  to  places  within  the  United  Kingdom,  must  be  paid  by  affix- 
ing a  sufficient  number  of  Stamps,  and  the  Registration  Fee  must  be 
paid  in  Stamps  ;  when  addressed  to  parts  abroad,  they  may  be  paid 
either  in  money,  or  by  means  of  postage  stamps. 

In  cases  of  Foreign,  Colonial,  or  Ship  Letters,  it  must  be  clearly 
understood  that  Registration  can  only  extend  to  the  port  of  shipment. 
Letters,  however,  addressed,  to  France,  and  letters  passing  through 
France,  are  exceptions  to  this  rule,  the  French  Post-Othce  under- 
taking to  provide  for  their  security  till  they  shall  have  been  deliveied, 
if  addressed,  to  France,  and  as  long  as  they  remain  in  the  French 
territory,  if  passing  through  France. 

The  arrangements  for  carrying  out  the  system  of  registration  have 
been  made  with  the  view  of  insuring  the  safe  delivery  of  Registered 


APPENDIX.  65 


Letters.  On  their  delivery,  the  parties  to  whom  they  may  have  been 
addressed  will  be  required  to  acknowledge,  in  writing,  their  receipt. 
Parties  transmitting  Bank  Notes,  Bank  Post  Bills,  Drafts,  Jewellery, 
&c,  should  invariably  secure  their  transmission  by  Registration  ;  and 
persons  having  occasion  to  send  by  post  small  sums,  are  recommended 
to  make  use  of 

THE  MONEY  ORDER  OFFICE, 

which  is  open  every  week-day,  fast-days  excepted,  from  9  a.m.,  to  6 
p.m.  The  charge  for  such  orders  is  3d  on  sums  not  exceeding  two 
pounds,  aud  6d  on  sums  between  two  and  five  pounds.  No  Order 
will  be  given  for  sums  beyond  this  amount;  but  if  the  sum  to  be 
transmitted  exceeds  five  pounds,  as  many  Orders  may  be  taken  out 
as  will  make  up  the  sum  to  be  sent. 

In  cases  where  the  personal  attendance  of  the  party  to  whom  an 
Order  is  payable  is  inconvenient,  if  the  Order  is  receipted  (his  or  her 
name  written  in  full),  and  the  person  presenting  the  Order  be  able  to 
give  full  information  as  to  the  Christian  name,  surname,  address,  and 
occupation  of  the  person  who  transmitted  the  money,  payment  will 
be  made,  but  not  unless  these  conditions  are  complied  with.  Orders 
will  not  be  granted  in  favour  of  any  person  unless  the  Christian  name 
of  such  person  can  be  given  by  the  party  obtaining  the  Order. 
Orders  cannot  now  be  granted  in  favour  of  the  "  Secretary  "  of  any 
Society,  the  "Publisher"  of  a  paper,  &c.  In  cases  of  Firms  the 
initials  only  are  required. 

A  Money  Order  must  be  presented  for  payment  before  the  end  of 
the  Second  Calendar  Month  after  that  in  which  it  was  issued  (for 
instance,  if  issued  in  January,  it  must  be  presented  before  the  end  of 
March),  otherwise  a  new  order  will  be  necessary,  for  which  a  Second 
Commission  must  be  paid  ;  and  if  it  be  not  presented  for  payment 
before  the  end  of  the  Twelfth  Calendar  Month  after  which  it  was 
issued,  the  money  will  not  be  paid  at  all, 

After  an  Order  has  been  once  paid,  by  whomsoever  presented,  the 
office  will  not  be  liable  to  any  further  claim. 


COLONIAL  AND  FOREIGN  MAILS. 

A  single  rate  of  Postage  is  given  for  each  country. 

There  being  no  bags  despatched  for  London  on  Saturday  till  10 
p.m.,  when  any  of  the  dates  for  the  London,  Southampton,  or  Dover 
Packets  fall  upon  that  day,  reference  must  be  made  to  the  Alpha- 
betical List  for  information  whether  the  letters  should  be  posted  on 
the  previous  Friday,  or  on  the  ensuing  Sunday. 

Letters  for  Foreign  Countries,  the  prepayment  of  which  is  required, 
when  put  into  the  unpaid  box,  or  left  at  the  office  with  less  than  the 
full  postage,  are  sent  to  the  Dead  Letter  Office,  and  returned  to  the 
writer,  when  his  address  can  be  ascertained. 


FOREIGN  MAILS. 

FROM  LIVERPOOL  TO 

British  North   America  and   United  States,   made  up   at  Greenock 
every  alternate  Friday,  6.50  p.m. 

</2 


66 


APPENDIX. 


Calais,  France* 

Ostend,  Belgium, 
Indian,  closed   Mail, 
seiiles, 


FROM  DOVER  TO 


MAILS  MADE  UP  IN  GREENOCK. 

{  Daily,  except  Saturday,  2.50  p.m. 
I  and  6.50  p.m. 

Daily,  except  Saturday,  6.50  p.m. 
Mar-  J  8th  and  24th  of  each  Month,  6.50 
(  p.m. 


PROM  SOUTHAMPTON  TO 


Lisbon,  Spain,  and  Gibraltar, 


|  6th, 


every 


16th,    and    26th    of 
Month,  at  2. 50  p.m. 
Gibraltar,  Malta,  Egypt,  Ceylon,  (  3d  and  19th  of  every  Month,  2.50 

and  India,  ( 

(I)  British  Colonies  in  West  In-") 
dies  (except  Honduras),   For- 
eign  Colonies  in  West  Indies  | 
(except     Havana),   Venezula,  ^ 
California,       New      Granada 


p.m. 


and    16th  of  every    Month, 
2.50  p.m. 


Chili  and   Peru,  Grey  Town, 
(San  Juan  de  Nicaragua  J, 

(2)  Mexico  and  Havana,        .         1st  of  every  Month,  2.50  p.m. 

(3)  Honduras  and  Nassau,     .  16th  of  every  Month,  2.50  p.m. 
Lisbon,  Madeira,  Brazil,  Buenos )  a.     c  ,,,       ,     n  rn 

Ayres,  and  Falkland  Isles,         \  8th  of  every  Month'  2  50  p.  m. 


Madeira,    Teneriffe, 
Coast  of  Africa, 


FROM    PLYMOUTH   TO 

and    West 


22d  of  every  Month,  6.50  p.m. 


TABLE  OF  DEPARTURE  OF  FRENCH  MEDITERRANEAN 
PACKETS. 


Line  of  Packets, 


Proceeding  to  and 
Calling  at 


Days  of  Departure 
from  Marseilles. 


Due  at  Marseilles 
on  return. 


Italian  Line,. 

Levant  Lina 
(Ordinary) 

Levant   Line,.... 
(Supplementary) 

Egyptian  Line  ,. ,. 


n 


Genoa,  Leghorn,  Civita 
Vecchia,  Naples,  Mes- 
sina, and  Malta...... 

Malta,  Syra,  Smyrna,  My- 
telene,Dardanelles,Gal- 
lipoli,  Constantinople.. 

Messinap,  Pirseus,  Galli- 
poli,  Constantinople., , 

Malta  and  Alexandria. ., 


Algiers  Line, 
Orran  Line.. 
Tunis  Line,. 


Algiers 

OraD 

Stora,  Bona,  and  Tunis 


■Every  Monday 


Every  Thursday         \ 

Every  Monday  n 

Every  alternate          "1 

Thursday  J 

5,10,  15,20,  25,  and  30th 

of  each  Month 
3d,  13th,  and  23d  of  each 

Month 
8th,  18th  and  28th  of  each 

Month 


Every  Wednesday 


Every  Saturday. 


Every  Tuesday. 

Sunday  of  every  al- 
ternate Week. 
'2, 7, 12, 17, 22,  and 
27th  ofeachMon. 
I,  11,  and  21st  of 

each  Month 
5, 15,  and  25th  of 

each  Month, 


Letters,  &c,  intended   to   be  forwarded    by  these  Packets,   must  be 
posted  in  Greenoek  three  clear  days  before  the  date  of  departure  from 


APPENDIX.  67 


Marseilles: — thus  a  letter  for  the  Packet  proceeding  to  the  Italian 
Coast  and  Malta,  leaving  Marseilles  on  Monday,  must  be  posted  in 
Greenock  before  6.50  p.m.  on  the  preceding  Thursday,  and  Letters 
for  the  ordinary  Levant  line,  leaving  Marseilles  on  Thursday,  must  be 
posted  before  2.30  p.m.  on  the  preceding  Sunday. 


MAILS    BY    PRIVATE    SHIPS. 

Ship  Letters. — The  rate  to  Foreign  Countries,  when  conveyed  by 
private  ship,  is  8d  under  half  an  ounce  ;  and  to  our  own  Colonies 
6d  under  half  an  ounce. 

Letters  for  any  Foreign  Port  or  Country,  to  which  there  are 
Regular  Packets,  will  not  be  forwarded  by  Merchant  Vessels,  unless 
so  directed. 

Owners,  Consignees,  or  Charterers  (resident  in  the  United  King- 
dom), and  the  Owners,  Consignees,  and  Shippers  of  Goods  on  board 
vessels  inward  bound,  are  entitled  to  receive  their  letters  free  from 
sea  postage,  to  the  extent  of  six  ounces.  In  case  of  vessels  from 
Ceylon,  Mauritius,  the  East  Indies,  and  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope, 
the  privilege  extends  to  twenty  ounces  in  weight.  The  Owner* 
Charterer,  or  Consignee,  must  be  described  as  such  in  the  address  ; 
and  in  case  of  Owners,  Shippers,  or  Consignees  of  Goods,  it  must 
appear  by  the  ship's  manifest  that  they  have  goods  on  board. 

A  penalty  of  Ten  Pounds  is  incurred  by  parties  falsely  super- 
scribing a  letter  as  Owner,  Shipper,  Charterer,  or  Consignee. 


ALPHABETICAL  LIST  OF  FOREIGN  COUNTRIES, 

WITH  THE  TIME    OF  DESPATCH  FROM  GREENOCK,  RATES   OF  POSTAGE   AND 
ROUTES  OF  MAILS. 

For  General  Abstract  of  the  Foreign  Packet  Stations,  see  previous 
page. 

Abyssinia,  no  regular  mails.  Letters  should  be  sent  to  the  care  of 
an  agent  at  Malta  or  Aden. 

Africa.  To  places  not  mentioned  in  this  list  there  is  no  regular 
conveyance.  Letters  are  forwarded  as  opportunities  offer  by  private 
ships.      Postage,  8d  under  £  oz.,  Is  4d  under  1  oz.,  &c. 

Africa,  West  Coast  of,  except  Madeira  and  Teneriffe,  which  see; 
payment  obligatory,  via  Plymouth  on  the  22d  of  each  month,  6.50 
p.m.,  Is  under  ^  oz.,  2s  under  1  oz„  &c. 

Alabama,  North  and  South  States  of.  See  America,  United 
States  of. 

Algeria,  postage  same  as  to  France,  through  which  country  letters 
are  forwarded. 

Alexandria,  via  Marseilles,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  8th  and 
24th  of  each  month,  6.50  p.m.,  unless  these  days  fall  upon  a 
Saturday,  in  that  case  the  mails  are  made  up  on  the  following  day,  Is 


68  APFENDIX. 


under  \  oz.,  2s  under  ^  pz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  Southampton,  3d  and  19th 
of  each  month,  2.50  p.m.,  except  when  the  3d  and  19th  falls  on  a 
Saturday,  and  in  that  case  thay  are  despatched  from  Greenock  on  the 
previous  day,  Is  under  £  oz.,  and  so  on  ;  or  hy  French  packet, 
via  Marseilles,  every  alternate  Sunday,  2.30  p.m.,  Is  under  \  oz.,  2s 
under  |  oz.     Prepayment  optional  by  all  the  routes. 

Astrakhan.     See  Russia. 

America,  United  States  of,  payment  optional,  by  British  and 
United  States  Mail  Steam  Packets  from  Liverpool,  every  Friday 
6.50  p.m.,  the  British  steamer  proceeding  to  Boston  and  the  United 
States  steamer  to  New  York.  These  packets  return  at  similar  periods 
from  Boston  and  New  York  ;  Is  not  exceeding  ^  oz.,  and  so  on  ; 
or  by  United  States  Packet,  via  Southampton,  at  the  same  rates. 
Letters  addressed  "  By  Private  Ship,"  may  also  be  sent  by  any  out- 
ward-bound vessel  ;  postage  8d  not  exceeding  \  oz.  All  letters 
for  Nova  Scotia,  New  Brunswick,  and  Prince  Edward  Island,  will  be 
sent  in  the  Regular  Mails  to  Halifax  by  the  Packets  proceeding  from 
Liverpool,  via  Halifax,  to  Boston.  The  United  States  Mall  Packets 
will  convey  closed  mails  for  New  Brunswick,  Nova  Scotia,  and  Prince 
Edward  Island,  and  letters  will  be  forwarded  in  such  closed  mails,  if 
specially  addressed  "via  New  York,"  or  "  via  United  States,"  or  by 
**  United  States  Packet."  Letters,  &c,  for  Bermuda  and  Newfound- 
land, will  be  forwarded  only  by  the  Packets  proceeding  to  Boston. 
Letters,  &c  ,  for  Canada — see  Canada. 

Antigua.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

Arabia.     See  Indies,  East. 

Arequipa.     See  Peru. 

Archipelago,  East  Indian,  Sumatra,  Borneo,  the  Molucca  or 
Spice  Islands,  and  Philippines,  no  regular  conveyance ;  sent  by 
merchant  vessels,  8d  under  ^  oz.,  &c  ;  by  the  Indian  mails,  if  so  ad- 
dressed, 2s  2d  by  Marseilles,  and  Is  4d  by  Southampton. 

Australia,  South  Victoria,  and  New  South  Wales,  payment  op- 
tional, on  the  4th  of  each  month,  6.50  p.m.,  6d  under  ^  oz.,  &c,  or 
by  private  ship,  if  so  addressed,  6d  under  |  oz.,  &c. 

Austrian  Dominions  (except  Lombardy  and  the  Venetian  Pro- 
vinces, which  see).  Payment  optional,  via  Belgium  and  Prussia 
daily,  6.50  p.m.,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  8d  under  £  oz.,  Is  4d 
under  1  oz.,  &c. ;  or  to  destination,  via  France,  Is  Id  under  £  oz., 
2s  2d  under  £  oz.,  &c. 

Azores,  prepayment  required,  6th,  16th,  and  26th  of  each  month, 
2.50  p.m.,  via  Lisbon,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  Is  9d  under  J  oz., 
3s  6d  under  1  oz.,  and  so  on  j  or  by  Brazil  Packet,  8th  of  each 
month,  Is  lOd  under  \  oz.,  3s  8d  under  1  oz.,  and  so  on. 

Baden,  daily,  6.50  p.m.,  by  France,  unless  otherwise  directed,  8d 
under  3  oz.,  Is  4d  under  £  oz.,  &c. :  via  Belgium,  6.50  p.m.,  8d 
under  %  oz.,  &c. 

Bahamas,  The,  the  1st  of  every  month,  2.50  p.m.,  except  when 
the  1st  falls  on  a  Saturday.  In  such  case  the  mail  is  despatched  the 
following  day.  Payment  optional,  via  Southampton,  6d  under  J  oz., 
Is  under  1  oz.,  &c. 


APPENDIX.  69 


Bahia  Hondu.     See  Brazil. 

Balearic  Islands,  letters  prepaid,  forwarded  daily  through  France  '> 
or,  if  so  addressed,  sent  by  Southampton. 

Baltic,  The.  Mails  for  the  British  fleet  in  the  Baltic  are  made 
up  on  the  departure  of  ships  of  war,  or  other  vessels  in  H.M.  service. 
Letters  are  also  sent  by  the  route  of  Kiel  or  Dantzic,  via  Ostend, 
daily.  All  letters  for  commissioned,  non-commissioned,  and  warrant 
officers,  soldiers  and  seamen,  forwarded,  via  Kiel  or  Dantzic,  are 
charged  3d  under  ^  oz  ,  6d  under  J  oz.,&c. ,  3d  being  charged  for  each 
additional  ^  of  an  oz.  The  same  rates  will  be  charged  on  letters  for 
commissioned  or  warrant  officers  conveyed  by  Queen's  ships  or  tran- 
sports ;  those  for  soldiers  and  seamen  at  Id  under  I  oz.  The  postage 
in  all  cases  must  be  paid  in  advance. 

Baranquilla.     See  Carthagena. 

Barbadoes.     See  British  West  Indies. 

Barbary,  opportunities  by  merchant  vessels  very  rare  ;  should  be 
sent  to  an  agent  at  Malta  or  Gibraltar. 

Bavaria,  daily,  6.50  p.m.,  by  France,  unless  otherwise  directed, 
8d  under  \  oz.,  Is  4d  under  i  oz.,  &c,  by  Belgium,  daily,  6.50  p.m., 
payment  optional,  8d  under  ^  oz.,  &c. 

Belgium,  by  the  daily  packets  to  Ostend,  unless  otherwise  ad- 
dressed, payment  optional,  6.50  p.m.,  6d,  8d,  Is  2d,  Is  4d,  and  2s  2d, 
under  |,  J,  \,  I,  and  lg  ozs.,  &c.  ;  and  if  addressed  via  France,  pay- 
ment optioual  at  the  same  rates. 

Belgrade,  payment  obligatory,  viu  Belgium,  daily,  unless  other- 
wise addressed,  paid  to  Austria,  8d  under  £  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  France, 
payment  optional,  Is  Id  under  i  oz.,  &c. 

Belize.     See  Honduras. 

Berbice.      See  Indies,  British  West. 

Bermuda,  payment  optional,  every  fourth  Friday,  via  Halifax,  6d 
under  J  oz.,  Is  under  1  oz.,  &c. 

Bessarabia.      Government  of  Russia,  which  see. 

Beyrout,  via  Marseilles,  by  French  packet,  payment  optional,  Is 
under  ^  oz.,  2s  under  3  oz.,  &c,  or  via  Belgium,  Is  Id  under  i  oz.,  &c. 

Birkenfeld.      See  German  states. 

Black  Sea,  The.  Letters  for  the  British  forces  in  Turkey  and  the 
Black  Sea  are  sent  by  French  packet,  via  Marseilles,  every  Sunday 
at  2.30  p.m.,  and  Thursday,  6.50  p.m.,  payment  obligatory,  3d  under 
£  oz.,  6d  under  £  oz..  Is  under  1  oz.,  1  s  2d  under  2  oz.,  Is  4d  under  3 
oz.,  Is  6d  under  3£  oz.,2s4d  under  4  oz.,  &c.  Letters  for  soldiers  and 
seamen  may  be  forwarded  for  a  penny  under  J  oz.,  by  British  packet, 
via  Southampton  and  Malta,  and  thence  by  a  vessel  of  war,  but  these 
opportunities  will  necessarily  he  uncertain-  Letters  for  the  Land 
Transport  Corps  serving  in  Turkey  or  the  Black  Sea  charged  at  the 
same  rates  as  those  for  soldiers  and  seamen  in  Her  Majesty's  service. 


70  APPENDIX. 


Letters,  &c,  for  invalid  officers  and  soldiers  in  the  British  hospital  at 
Smyrna— see  Smyrna.  See  Greece  for  the  British  forces  serving 
there.  Letters  addressed  to  the  officers,  seamen,  and  other  persons 
employed  on  board  transport  ships  engaged  in  Her  Majesty's  service 
are  despatched  at  the  same  time,  payment  obligatory,  Is  under  £  oz., 
2s  under  |  oz.,  3s  under  £  oz.,  4s  under  1  oz.,  &c. 

Bohemia.     See  Austrian  dominions. 

Bolivia,  State  of,  Western  South  America,  payment  obligatory, 
via  Southampton,  ist  and  16th  of  each  month,  2.50  p.m.,  2s  under  J 
oz.,  4s  under  1  oz.,  and  so  on. 

Bombay.     See  India,  East. 

Borneo.     See  Archipelago,  India. 

Botuschany,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  payment 
obligatory,  8d  under  ^  oz.,  &c. ;  or  via  France,  payment  optional,  Is 
7d  under  £  oz.,  &c. 

Bourbon,  Isle  of.  See  Africa,  and  by  the  Overland  Mail,  pay- 
ment obligatory,  Is  4d  under  £  oz.,  via  Southampton,  on  the  19th  of 
each  month,  and  2s  2d  on  the  24th  of  each  month,  6.50  p.m.,  via 
Marseilles,  under  ^  oz. 

Brazil,  payment  obligatory,  via  Southampton,  the  8th  of  each 
month,  2.50  p.m.  When  the  8th  falls  on  a  Saturday,  letters  may  be 
posted  till  10  p.m.  on  that  day,  Is  under  ^  oz.,  2s  under  1  oz  ,  &c. 

Bremen,  Free  City  of,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium  daily 
(closed  mail),  unless  otherwise  addressed,  8d  under  ^  oz.,  Is  4d  under 
1  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  8d  under  \  oz.,  Is  4d  under  £  oz.,  &c. 

British  West  Indies.     See  West  Indies,  British 

Brunswick,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  ad- 
dressed, 8d  under  i  oz.,  &c. ;  via  France,  Is  Id  under  \  oz.,  2s  2d 
under  |  oz.,  &c. 

Bucharest,  via  Beigium,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  payment 
obligatory,  8d  under  $  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  payment  optional, 
Is  7d  under  i  oz.,  &c. 

Buenos  Ayres,  or  any  other  part  of  the  Argentine  Republic,  pay- 
ment obligatory,  via  Southampton,  8th  of  each  month,  Is  under  £  oz., 
2s  under  I  oz.,  &c. 

Cadiz,  payment  obligatory,  via  Southampton,  unless  otherwise  ad- 
dressed, 6th,  16th,  and  26th  of  each  month,  2.50  p.m.,  2s  2d  under 
i  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  daily,  lOd,  Is  3d,  2s  Id,  2s  6d,  3s  9d,  under 
4»  §»  §>  I,  and  \\  oz.  respectively. 

California,  payment  obligatory,  via  Chagres,  unless  otherwise 
addressed,  1st  and  16th  of  each  month,  2  50  p.m.,  2s  4d  under  £  oz., 
&c.  ;  or  via  United  States,  every  Friday,  at  6.50  p.m.,  Is  2|d  under 
J  oz.,  &c. 

Canada,  payment  optional,  by  British  and  United  States  packets, 
via  United  States,  every  Friday,  6.50  p.m.     All  unpaid  letters  not 


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specially  addressed,  '«  By  British  packet,"  or  by  "  United  States 
Packet,"  will  be  forwarded  by  the  first  packet  leaving,  whether  British 
or  United  States.  With  regard  to  paid  letters,  as  the  postage  by  the 
two  lines  of  packets  is  different,  being  8d  under  £  oz.  by  British,  and 
Is  2d  under  £  oz.  by  the  United  States  packet,  the  sum  prepaid  will 
be  regarded  as  an  indication  of  choice  on  the  part  of  the  sender,  and 
letters  will  be  forwarded  by  the  United  States  packet  only  when  paid, 
Is  2d  under  $  oz.  ;  or  via  Halifax,  if  so  addressed,  6d  under  |  oz., 
&c.  ;  or  by  Private  Ship,  6d  under  £  oz.,  &c. 

Canary,  or  Fortunate  Islands,  payment  obligatory,  on  the  8th 
of  each  month,  2.50  p.m.,  Is  lOd,  under  £  oz.,  3s  8d  under  1  oz. , 
&c  ;  or  via  Portugal,  if  so  addressed,  6th,  16th,  and  26th  of  each 
month,  2.50  p.m.,  Is  9d  under  £  oz.,  &c. 

Cape  de  Verde  Islands,  by  packet,  payment  obligatory,  8th  of  each 
month,  2.50  p.m.,  Is  lOd  under  ^  oz.,  3s  8d  under  1  oz.,  &c. 

Cape  of  Good  Hope,  payment  obligatory.  Private  Ship,  8d  un- 
der ^  oz.,  Is  4d  under  1  oz.,  &c. 

Cape  Town.     See  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

Cape  Hatien.     See  Indies,  Foreign  West 

Carthagena,  South  America,  Is  under  £  oz.,  prepaid,  1st  and  16th 
of  each  month,  2.50  p.m. 

Carolina,  North  and  South  States  of.  See  America,  United 
States  of. 

Caucasus.      Government  of  Russia,  which  see. 

Ceylon,  Island  of,  payment  optional,  3d  and  19th  of  each  month 
2.50  p.m.,  by  Southampton,  6d  under  £  oz.,  &c.  ;  by  Marseilles,  pay 
ment  obligatory,  8th  and  24th  of  each  month,  6.50  p.m.,  lid  unde 
5  oz.,  Is  4d  under  £  oz.,  &c.      All   Letters,  if  prepaid,  unless  other- 
wise addressed,  are  sent  via  Marseilles. 

Chagres,  payment  obligatory,  1st  and  16th  of  each  month,  2.50 
p.m.,  vin  Southampton,  Is  under  $  oz-,  2s  under  1  oz.,  &c. 

Chili,  State  of,  Western   South  America,  payment  obligatory,  1st, 
and  16th  of  each  month,  250  p.m.,  2s   under  £  oz.,  4s  under  1  oz. 
&c.  ;  or  by  Private  Ship,  8d  under  J  oz.,  &c. 

China,  except  Hong  Kong,  which  see,  payment  obligatory,  by 
Marseilles,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  on  the  8th  of  each  month, 
6.50  p.m.,  lid  under  £  oz.,  Is  4d  under  J  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  South- 
ampton, 3d  of  each  month,  2.50  p.m.,  6d  under  $  oz.,  etc 

Circassia.      Government  of  Russia,  which  see. 

Civita  Vecchia.     See  Papal  States. 

Coburg  (Saxe).     See  German  States. 

Columbia,  (Republic),  divided  into  Equador,  New  Grenada,  and 
Venezuella.     See  New  Granada  and  Venezuela. 


APPENDIX. 


Columbia  River  and  Hudson's  Bay.  No  Regular  Mails.  Let- 
ters, etc,  by  private  ships,  or,  if  specially  addressed  and  prepaid,  they 
are  sent  by  New  York. 

Coquimba.      See  Chagres. 

Connecticut,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Constantinople,  by  French  Mediterranean  packet,  unless  other- 
wise addressed,  payment  optional,  every  Sunday,  at  2.30  p.m.,  and 
Thursday  6.50  p.m.,  Is  under  ^  oz. ,  2s  under  \  oz.,  etc.  ;  via  Bel- 
gium, daily,  payment  optional,  Is  Id  under  J  oz.,  2s  2d  under  1  oz, 
etc.  ;  or  via  France,  payment  optional,  Is  7d  under  ^  oz.,  etc.  ;  and 
by  Southampton,  3d  and  19th  of  each  month  2-50  p.m.,  payment 
obligatory,  I  Id  under  £  oz.,  Is  lOd  under  I  oz.,  etc.;  or  by  direct 
British  Packets,  at  same  rates  ;  or  by  Britjsh  Packet  via  Marseilles, 
8th  and  24th  of  each  month,  6.50  p.m.,  payment  obligatory,  Is  4d, 
Is  9d,  3s  Id,  3s  6d,  5s  9d,  under  g-,  $,£  ,  1,  and  I5  oz.,  respectively. 

Corsica       See  France. 

Cossacks  of  the  Black  Sea  and  Don.  Government  of  Russia, 
which  see. 

Cracow.     See  Austrian  Dominions. 

Costa  Rica,  payment  obligatory,  1st  and  16th  of  each  month,  2  50 
p.m.,  2s  3d  under  \  oz.,  &c. 

Cuba,  payment  obligatory,  1st  of  each  month,  2.50  p.m.,  via  South- 
ampton, 2s  3d  under  1  oz.,  4s  6d  under  1  oz.,  &c.  ;  and  if  so  addressed, 
via  United  States,  Is  2|d  under  i  oz.,  &c. 

Curacoa.      See  Indies,  Foreign  West- 

Cuxhaven,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  8d  under  1  oz.,  &c.  ; 
or  via  France,  8d  under  \  oz. 

Dardanelles,  The.      See  Smyrna. 

Dalmatia.      See  Austrian  Dominions. 

Daughistan.      Government  of  Russia,  which  see. 

Demerara.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

Denmark,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  daily,  6-50  p.m.,  unless 
otherwise  addressed  ;  10id,  under  £oz.,  etc.  Printed  British  Prices 
Current,  Commercial  Lists,  and  Course  of  Exchange  may  be  sent  if 
prepaid,  and  open  at  the  sides,  and  printed  in  the  English  Language, 
Id  each. 

Dominica.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

East  Indies.     See  Indies,  East. 

Ecuador,  State  of,  Western  South  America,  1st  and  16th  of  each 
month,  2-50  p.m.,  payment  obligatory,  2s  under  J  oz.,  4s  under  1  oz. 

Egypt  (except  Alexandria,  which  see),  payment  obligatory,  by  the 
British  Closed  Mail,  on  the  8th  and  24th  of  each  month,  6-50  p.m., 
unless  otherwise  addressed,  Is  under  g-  oz.,  2s  under  I  oz.,  &c.  ,•  via 


APPENDIX.  73 


Southampton,  on  the  3d  and  19th  of  each  month,   6,50  p.m.,    Is  not 
exceeding  J  oz.  ;  or  via  Belgium,  Is  under  J  oz.,  &c. 

Ekaterinoslaw.      Government  of  Russia,  which  see. 

Falkland  Isles.  By  the  Brazil  Packet,  8th  of  each  month,  2.50 
p.m.,  payment  obligatory,  Is  under  J  oz.,  2s  under  1  oz.,  &c. 

Florida,  East  and  West  Territories  of.  See  America,  United 
States  of. 

France,  daily,  by  morning  and  evening  mails  (Saturday  excepted)' 
unpaid  or  paid  to  destination  ;  when  the  postage  is  paid  in  advance' 
4d  under  \  oz.,  8d  under  £  oz  ,  Is  under  £  oz.,  Is  4d  under  1  oz., 
&c.  Double  these  rates  will  be  charged  on  all  letters  to  or  from 
France  posted  unpaid;  or  by  Private   Ships  at  same  rates. 

Frankfort,  Free  City  of.     See  German  States- 

Galatz.     See  Turkey. 

Galicia.     See  Silesia. 

Gallipoli,  payment  optional,  by  French  Packet,  via  Marseilles, 
Is  Id  under  ^  oz.,  2s  2d  under  $  oz.,  &c. ;  or  via  Belgium,  Is  Id 
under  $  oz.,  &c. 

Gkelong,     See  Australia. 

Georgia.     Government  of  Russia,  which  see. 

Georgia,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

German  States,  The,  are  Bremen,  Hamburg,  and  Lubec,  which 
see. — Frankfort,  Lippe-Detmold,  Hesse  (Electoral  ),  Hesse  Dram- 
stadt,  Hesse  Homberk,  Hohenzollern,  Birkenfield,  Anhalt,  Hild- 
burgh,  Hausen,  Nassau,  Reuss,  Saxe  Altemberg,  Saxe  Coburg  Gotha, 
Saxe  Meiningen,  Saxe  Weimar,  Schwartzburg,  Rudolstadt.  Letters 
for  these  States  are  sent  (unless  otherwise  addressed)  through  Prussia, 
via  Belgium,  payment  optional,  8d  under  J  oz.,  Is  4d  under  1  oz., 
&c. ;  or  via  France,  8d  under  |  oz.,  Is  4d  under  ^  oz.,  &c. 

Gibraltar,  via  Southampton,  on  the  6th,  16th,  and  26th,  2.50 
p.m. ;  and  when  these  days  fall  upon  a  Saturday,  the  mails  are  made 
up  on  the  same  evening  at  10  p.m.  ;  and  by  the  Indian  mail  on  the 
3d  and  19th  of  each  month,  2  50  p.m.,  payment  optional,  6d  under 
^  oz.  ,&c.  ;  or  via  France,  if  so  addressed,  lid,  Is  4d,  2s  3d,  under  £, 
|,  f  oz.,  &c. 

Gold  Coast,  The.     See,  St  Helena. 

Greece,  daily,  by  French  Packet,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  pay- 
ment  optional,  Is  Id  under  ^  oz.,  2s  2d  under  \  oz.,  &c  ;  or  paid  to 
Trieste  at  same  rates  ;  or  via  Belgium,  daily,  Is  2Jd,  under  £  oz.,  &c. 
Letters  for  the  British  forces  in  Greece,  payment  obligatory,  every 
Thursday,  6.50  p.m.,  by  French  Packet,  via  Marseilles,  3d,  6d,  Is, 
Is  2d,  Is  4d,  under  |,  £,  1,  2,  and  3  oz. 

Grenada.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

Greytown.  Payment  obligatory,  1st  and  I6tb  of  each  month, 
2,50  p.m.,  via  Southampton,  2s  3d  under  £  oz.,  &c. 

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74  APPENDIX. 


Guadaloupe.      See  Indies,    Foreign  West. 

Guatemala.      See  Honduras. 

Guayaquil,  payment  obligatory,  1st  and  16th  of  each  month,  2  50 
p.m.,  2s  under  ^  oz.,  &c 

Halifax,  Nova  Scotia.     See  Nova  Scotia. 

Hamburgh,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium  (in  closed  mail),  un- 
less otherwise  addressed,  8d  under  ^  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  morning, 
and  evening,  8d  under  \  oz.,  Is  4d  under  |oz. ,  &c,  or  by  Private 
Ship,  via  London,  or  Hull,  if  so  addressed,  8d  under  £  oz.,  and  so 
on.  Printed  British  Prices  Current,  Commercial  Lists,  and  Courses 
of  Exchange,  if  prepaid  and  open  at  the  sides,  Id  each,  when  stamped  ; 
no  postage  charged  in  this  country,  if  sent  (in  closed  mail)  via  Bel- 
gium and  Prussia. 

Hanover,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  payment  op- 
tional, under  ^  oz.,  &c,  ;  or  via  France,  Is  Id  under  ■£  oz.,  2s  2d  un- 
der |  oz.,  &c. 

Havanna,  payment  obligatory,  on  the  1st  of  each  month,  2.50 
p.m.,  via  Southampton,  2s  3d  under  ^  oz.,  6s  7d  under  1  oz.,  and  so 
on;  and,  if  so  addressed,  via  United  States  Packet,  every  Friday,  6.50 
p.m.,  Is  2|d  under  $  oz.,  2s  5d  under  1  oz.,  &c. 

Haytl.     See  Indies,  Foreign  West. 

Heligoland,  payment  obligatory,  by  private  ship,  or  via  Cux- 
haven,  6d  under  ^  oz. 

Hesse,  Electoral,  Hesse  Dramstadt,  and  Hesse  Homberg.  See 
German  States. 

Hindostan.      See  India,  East. 

Hohenzollern.      See  German  States. 

Holland,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  ad- 
dressed, daily,  6.50  p.m.,  8d  under  $  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  8d  un- 
der £  oz.,ls  4d  under  ^  oz.,  &c. 

Honduras,  payment  optional,  on  the  16th  of  every  month,  2.50 
p.m.,  via  Southampton,  6d  under  i  oz.,   Is  under  1  oz.,  and  so  on. 

Hong  Kong,  payment  optional,  via  Southampton,  on  tbe  3d  of 
each  month,  2.50  p.m.,  6d  under  £  oz.,  Is  under  1  oz.  :  Marseilles 
route,  on  the  8th,  6.50  p.m.,  lid  under  ^  oz.,  Is  4d  under  £  oz. 
All  paid  letters  are  sent  via  Marseilles,  unless  otherwise  addressed- 

Hungary.     See  Austrian  Dominions. 

Ibriala,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  Is  Id  under  j  oz.,  &c.  ; 
or  via  France,  Is  7d  under  5  oz.,  &c. 

Illinois,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 
Illyria.      See  Austrian  Dominions. 

India  (East)  by  Southampton,  payment  optional,  on  the  3d  and 
39th  of  each  month,  2  50  p.m.,  unless  either  of  these  days  fall  upon 
.Saturday,  when  the  Mail  will  be  made  up  in   Greenock  on  the  pre- 


APPENDIX.  75 

vious  Friday,  6-50  p  m.,  Is  under  \  oz.,  2s  under  1  oz.,  4s  under  2 
oz.,  &c. ;  and  on  the  8th  and  24th  of  each  month,  6.50  p.m.,  pay. 
ment  obligatory,  '■'■via  Marseilles  by  British  Packet;"  unless  either 
of  these  days  fall  upon  Saturday,  then  the  Maii  will  be  made  up  in 
Greenock  on  the  following  day,  2  30  p.m.,  Is  lOd  under  J  oz.,  2s  3d 
under  J  oz  ,  4s  Id  under  \  oz.,  4s  6d  under  1  oz.,  7s  9d  under  \\  oz., 
&c.  All  paid  letters  are  sent  by  Marseilles,  unless  otherwise  ad- 
dressed. Printed  votes  and  proceedings  of  the  Imperial  Parliament, 
and  of  the  Colonial  Legislature,  may  be  sent  at  the  following  rates, 
for  any  weight  under  4  oz.,  Id,  under  8  oz.,  2d,  under  12  oz.,  3d,  un- 
der 16  oz.,  4d,  &c. 

Indies,  British  West  (except  Nassau,  Honduras,  Bermuda,  and 
Turk's  Island,  which  see),  via  Southampton,  1st  and  16th  of  each 
month,  2  50  p.m.  When  the  1st  and  16th  falls  on  a  Saturday,  the 
mails  are  made  up  that  evening  at  10  p.m..  Payment  optional,  6d, 
under  £  oz.,  Is  under  1  oz  ,  &c. 

Indies,  Foreign  West  (except  Havanna  and  the  Danish,  which 
see.)  The  Mails  are  made  up  at  the  same  time  as  those  for  "  Indies, 
British  West."  Payment  obligatory,  Is  5d  under  £  oz.,  2s  lOd  un- 
der 1  oz. 

Ionian  Islands,  payment  optional,  via  Ostend,  daily,  unless  other' 
wise  addressed,  Is  under  $  oz.,  2s  under  1  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  France 
payment  obligatory,   Is  Id  under  £  oz.,  2s  2d  under  ^  oz.,  &c 

Isle  of  France.      See  Mauritius. 

Jamaica,  payment  optional,  1st  and  16th  of  each  month,  2.50 
p.m.,  6d  under  £  oz.,  &c. 

Jassa,  payment  obligatory,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  addressed, 
8d  under  i  oz.,  &c,  or  via  France,  payment  optional,  Is  7d  under  ^ 
oz.,  &c. 

Java,  or  any  other  of  the  Dutch  possesions,  payment  obligatory, 
via  Marseilles,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  on  the  8th  and  24th  of 
each  month,  6  50  p.m.,  Is  lOd,  2s  3d,  4s  Id.  4s  6d,  7s  9d,  under  \, 
^,  J.  1  and  i^  oz.  respectively  ;  and  if  addressed  via  Southampton,  on 
the  3d  and  19th,  2  50  p.m.,  Is  under  |  oz .,  &c. 

Kentucky,  State  of.      See  America,  United  States  of. 

La  Guara.      See  Venezuela. 

La  Plata.      See  Buenos  Ayres. 

Lauenburg,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  ad- 
dressed, lOd  under  £  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  Is  Id  under  ^  oz.,  &c. 

Leeward  Islands,  payment  optional,  1st  and  16th  of  each  month, 
2.50  p.m.,  via  Southampton,  Is  under  ^  oz.,  &c. 

Leghorn,  Tuscany,  which  see. 

Lippe  Detmold,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  daily,  6.50  p.m., 
unless  otherwise  addressed,  8d  under  i  oz.,  &c.  For  other  routes, 
see  Frankfort. 

Lombardy,  and  the  Venetian  Provinces,  via  France,  unless  other- 
wise addressed,  payment  optional,  Is  Id  under  ^  oz.,  2s  2d  under  ^ 
oz. ,  &c  ,  or  via  Belgium  and  Switzerland,  iOd  under  \  oz.,  &c. 


76  APPENDIX. 


Lubec,  Free  City  of,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium  and  Prussia 
(in  closed  mail),  daily,  (except  Saturday),  unless  otherwise  addressed, 
8d  under  i  oz  ,  Is  4d  under  I  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  8d  under  |  oz., 
Is  4d  under  $  oz.,  &c.  Printed  votes  and  proceedings  of  Parliament, 
at  the  rate  of  Id  under  2  oz.,  6d  under  3  oz  ,  8d  under  4  oz.,  and  so 
on  to  16  oz.  Printed  British  Prices  Current,  Commercial  Lists, 
Courses  of  Exchange,  if  paid,  Id  each. 

Lublin,  Government  of.     See  Poland. 

Lucca.     See  Tuscan)  and  Lucca. 

Luxemburg,  Grand  Duchy  of,  payment  optional,  daily,  via  Os- 
tend,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  8d  under  i  oz.,  Is  4d  under  1  oz., 
&c ;  or  via  France,  8d  under  \  oz.,  Is  4d  under  £  oz.,  &c. 

Madagascar,  payment  obligatory,  via  India,  Southampton  Packet, 
Is  4d  under  ^  oz.  ;  Marseilles,  2s  2d  under  |  oz.,  2s  7d  under  i  oz., 
and  so  on.      Private  ships,  as  opportunity  offer,  8d  under  I  oz. 

Madeira,  payment  obligatory,  via  Southampton,  8th  of  each  month, 
2.50  p.m.,  and  via  Plymouth,  22d  of  each  month,  6.50  p.m.  Is  lOd 
under  $  oz-,  &c  ;  or  by  Private  Ship,  8d  under  £  oz.,  &c. 

Maine,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Malta,  payment  optional,  via  Marseilles,  8th  and  24th  of  «wcb 
month,  6.50  p.m.,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  lid,  Is  4d,  2s  3d,  2s 
8d,  and  4s  Id,  or  via  Southampton,  3d  and  19th,  2.50  p.m.,  6d  under 
^  oz.,  &c,  or  by  the  French  packets,  via  Marseilles,  every  Sunday, 
6.50  p.m.,  at  Is  Id,  Is  9d,  2s  lOd,  3s  6d,  and  5s,  under  £,  },  J,  1,  and 
1^  oz.  respectively. 

Marseilles.     See  France. 
Martinique.     See  Indies,  Foreign  West. 
Maryland,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 
Massachusetts,  State  of.      See  America,  United  States  of. 

Mauritius,  payment  optional,  via  Marseilles  and  Ceylon,  on  the 
24th  of  each  month,  6-50  p.m.,  lid  under  £  oz.,  Is  4d  under  £  oz-, 
&c.  ;  or  via  Southampton,  on  the  19th  of  each  month,  2.50  p.m., 
6d  under  J  oz.,  &c,  or  by  Private  Ship,  8d  under  |  oz.,  &c. 

Mediterranean.     See  Malta,  Greece,  or  Ionian  Islands. 

Mecklenburg  Schwerin,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  8d 
under  1  oz.,  &c- ;  via  France,  daily,  Is  Id  under  £  oz,  2s  2d  under  £ 
oz.,  &c. 

Mecklenbcrgh  Strelitz.     See  Mecklenburg  Schwerin. 

Mexico,  payment  obligatory,  via  Southampton,  on  the  1st  day  of 
every  month,  2-50  p.m., 2s  3d  under  £  oz.,  4s  6d  under  I  oz.,  &c,  or 
if  so  addressed,  via  United  States,  Is  5d  under  \  oz.,  &c 

Michigan,  State  of.  See  America,  United  States  of. 
Mississippi,  State  of.  See  America,  United  States  of. 
Missouri,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of, 


APPENDIX.  77 


Modena,  via  France  and  Austria,  payment  obligatory,  Is  Id  under 
1  oz.,  2s  2d  under  $  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  Sardinia,  payment  optional,  at 
same  rates  ;  or  via  Belgium,  9£d  under  ^  oz.,  &c. 

Moldavia,  via  Belgium,  daily,  6.50  p.m.,  unless  otherwise  ad- 
dressed, payment  obligatory,  8d  under  i  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  France, 
payment  optional,  Is  7d  under  3  oz.  ;  3s  2d  under  £  oz.,  &c. 

Molucca  Isles.     See  Archipelago,  Indian. 

Monte  Video,  8th  of  3ach  month,  2.50  p.m.,  payment  obligatory, 
Is  under  i  oz.,  2s  under  1  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  by  Private  Ship,  8d  under  ^ 
oz.,  &c. 

Montreal.      See   Canada. 

Montserrat.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

Moravia.     See  Austrian  Dominions. 

Morocco.     See  Barbary. 

Mosquito  Territory.     See  Grey  Town. 

Naples,  via  France,  payment  optional,  Is  Id  under  £  oz.,  2s  2d 
under  $oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  Marseilles  by  French  packet,  at  same  rates; 
or  via  Belgium,  payment  obligatory,  8d  under  £  oz.,  &c. 

Nassau.      Germany  see  Frankfort. 
Nassau.      New  Providence.     The  Bahamas. 
Nevis.     See  Indies,  British  West. 
New  Brunswick.      See  Nova  Scotia. 
New  England.     See  America,  United  States  of. 
Newfoundland,   payment   optional  on  every  second    Friday,  6.50 
p.m.,  6d  under  i  oz.,  &c 

New  Granada,  payment  obligatory,  1st  and  16th  day  of  every 
month,  2.50  p.m.,  via  Southampton,  Is  under  i  oz.,  2s  under  1  oz., 
and  so  on. 

New  Hampshire,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

New  Jersey,  State  of.      See  America,  United  States  of. 

New  Orleans.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

New  Providence.      See  Indies,  British  West. 

New  South  Wales,  Colony  of.      See  Sydney. 

New  York,  State  and  Town  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

New  Zealand,  payment  obligatory,  by  Merchant  Vessels,  8d  under 
$  oz.,  Is  4d  under  1  oz  ,  etc.  ;  or  if  addressed  via  Melbourne  or  via 
Sydney,  by  the  Australian  Packet,  6d  under  \  oz. 

Norway,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  payment 
optional,  Is  5d  under  £  oz.,  etc.;  or  via  France,  Is  Id  under  \  oz,, 
2s  2d  under  ^  oz. 

Nova  Scotia,  via  Halifax,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  payment 
optional,  on  every  second  Friday,  6.50  p.m.,  6d  under  J  oz.,  Is  under 
1  oz.,  etc.  ;  or  via  United  States  (closed  mails),  Is  2d  under  i  oz.,  2s 
4d  under  I  oz.,  etc.  ;  or  by  Private  Ship,  6d  under  i  oz.,  and  so  on. 

h2 


78  APPENDIX. 


Nubia,  no  regular  mails;  letters  should  be  sent  to  an  agent  at  Malta 
or  Aden. 

Ohio,  State  of.      See  America,  United  States  of. 

Oldenburg  (except  the  Principality  of  Birkenfield,  which  see), 
payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  8d  under  \  oz.,  etc.  ;  or  via  France) 
Is  Id  under  \  oz„  2s  2d  under  \  oz.,  etc.  Prices  Current,  Com- 
mercial Lists,  and  Courses  of  Exchange,  Id  each,  if  addressed  by 
Private  Ship,  direct. 

Oregon.      See   California. 

Pacific.  Any  place,  ma  Southampton,  1st  and  16th  of  each  month 
2.50  p.m.,  payment  obligatory,  2s  under  \  oz.,  etc.,  or  by  Private 
Ship,  8d  under  \  oz.,  etc. 

Panama,  1st  and  16th  day  of  every  month,  2.50  p.m.,  via  South- 
ampton, payment  obligatory,  Is  under  1  oz.,  2s  under  1  oz.,  etc. 

Papal  States,  payment  optional,  via  France,  or  by  French  Packet, 
via  Marseilles,  Is  Id  under  |  oz.,  2s  2d  under  I  oz.,  etc.,;  via 
Belgium,  paying  obligatory,  lid  under  I  oz.,  Is  lOd  under  1  oz.,  etc. 

Parma.     See  Modena. 

Penang.      See  Singapore. 

Pennsylvania,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Persia.     See  Turkey  in  Asia. 

Peru,  must  be  paid,  via  Southampton,  on  the  1st  and  16th  day  of 
each  month,  2.50  p.m.,  2s  under  J  oz.,  4s  under  1  oz. 

Placentia,  payment  optional,  via  France  and  Austria,  Is  Id 
under  1  oz.,  2s  2d  under  h  oz.,  etc.  ;  or  via  France  and  Sardinia, 
must  be  sent  unpaid  ;  or  via  Belgium,  9|d,  under  £  oz.,  etc. 

Poland.      See  Russia. 

Port  Essington.      See  Australia. 

Porto  R-ico.      See  Indies,  Foreign  West. 

Porto  (Puerto)  Cabello,  same  rates,  etc,  as  Venezuela,  which 
see. 

Port  Natal.      See  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 

Port  Philip.     See  Australia. 

Portugal,  payment  obligatory,  via  Southampton,  6th,  16th,  and 
26th  of  each  month,  2.50  p.m.,  and  when  these  days  fall  on  a  Satur- 
day the  mails  are  made  up  the  sameevening  at  10  p.m.,  Is  9d  under 
A  oz'.,  3s  6d  under  1  oz.,  or  daily,  through  France,  if  so  directed,  lOd, 
Is  3d,  2s  Id,  2s  6d,  and  3s  9d,  under  |,  $,  J,  1,  and  l\  oz.  respectively  ; 
or  by  Brazil  Packet,  8tb  of  each  month,  Is  9d  under  h  oz.,  etc. 

Prince  Edward's  Island.      See  Nova  Scotia. 

Prince  of  Wales  Island.     See  India,  East 

Prussia,  daily,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise 
specially  addressed,  8d  under  J  oz.,  Is  4d  under  1  oz.,  etc. ;  or  via 
Fiance,  8d  under  \  oz.,  Is  4d~ under  $  oz.  ;  or  by  Private  Ship,  via 
Hull,  Is  under  £  oz.,  etc.  Letters  for  Prussia,  containing  enclo- 
sures'other  than  paper,  and  above  the  weight  of  1£  oz.,  are  subject  to 
detention,  and  a  further  charge  beyond  the  postage,  being  sent  to  the 


APPENDIX.  79 


Custom-house  for  delivery  as  freight. 

Puerto  Cabello.     See  Venezuela 

Quebec.      See  Canada. 

Reuss.      See  German  States 

Rhode  Island,  State  of.      See  America,  United  States  of. 

Russia,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  addressed, 
ll|d  under  2  oz.,  etc.  ;  and  via  France,  Is  Id  under  5  oz.,  2s  2d 
under  J  oz. ,  etc. 

Russia,  Southern,  comprising  the  Governments  of  Atkhas,  Astra- 
khan, Bessarabia,  Caucasus,  Circassia,  Cossacks  of  the  Black  Sea  and 
Don,  Daughistan,  Ekaterinoslaw,  Georgia,  Imeritia,  Kiew,  Koursk, 
Mingrelia,  Nicolay,  Podolia,  Poltowa,  Schirwan,  Taurida,  Tcherni- 
gow,  Ukraine,  Volinia,  and  Voroney,  payments  optional,  sent  through 
Belgium,  and  Prussia,  unless  otherwise  addressed.      See  Russia. 

St  Croix.      See  St  Thomas- 

St  Domingo,  payment  obligatory  1st  and  16th  of  every  month, 
2.50  p.m.,  via  Southampton,  Is  5d  under  ^  oz.,  2s  lOd  under  1  oz. 

St  Helena,  payment  optional,  by  Private  Ship,  6d  under  ^  oz.,  &c. 

St  Juan  de  Nicaragua.     See  Grey  Town. 

St  Kitt's.      See  Indies,  British  West. 

St  Lucia.      See  Indies,  British  West. 

St  Martin's,  by  West  India  Packet,  payment  obligatory,  6d  under 
%  oz  ,  &c. 

St  Thomas,  or  any  Danish  Colony  in  the  West  Indies,  payment 
optional,  on  the  1st  and  16tb  of  each  month,  2.50  p.m.,  via  South- 
ampton. When  these  dates  fall  on  a  Saturday,  the  mails  are  made  up 
the  same  evening  at  10  p.m.,  6d  under  £  oz.,  Is  under  1  oz.,  &c. 

St  Vincent.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

Salonica,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  payment  op 
tional,  Is  Id  under  J  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  Is  7d  under  4-  oz.,  &c. 

Sandomier,  Government  of.      See  Poland. 

Sandwich  Islands,  by  the  West  Indian  Mail  on  the  1st  and  16th 
of  each  month,  2.50  p.m.,  payment  obligatory,  2s  4d  under  ^  oz.,  4s 
8d  under  1  oz.,  &c. 

Santa  Anna.     See  Carthagena. 

Santa  Cruz.      See  Indies,  Foreign  West. 

San  Francisco.      See  California. 

St  Juan  de  Nicaragua,  payment  obligatory,  1st  and  16th  of  each 
month,  2.50  p.m.,  via  Southampton,  2s  3d  under  $  oz. 

Sardinia,  daily,  unpaid  or  paid  to  destination,  through  France, 
unless  otherwise  addressed,  lOd  under  \  oz.,  Is  8d  under  £  oz.,  &c.  ; 
or  by  French  Packet,  via  Marseilles,  at  same  rates;  or  via  Belgium, 
payment  optional,  Is  under  £  oz.,  &c 

Saxe  Altenburg,  Saxe  Coburg  Gotha,  Saxe  Meiningen,  and 
Saxe  Weimar.      See  German  States, 

Saxony,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  addressed, 


80  APPENDIX. 

8d  under  $  oz.,  Is  4d  under  1  oz.,  &c  ;  or  via  France,  Is  Id  under  ^ 
oz.,  2s  2d  under  J  oz.,  &c. 

Shaumburg-Lippe,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless  address- 
ed otherwise,  8d  under  £  oz.  &c.  ;  or  via  France,  8d  under  \  oz.  etc. 

ScHARTZBURG     RuDOLSTADT,    and     ScHWARTZBURG     SoNDERHAUSEN. 

See  German  States. 

Scutari,  in  Asia  (Town),  payment  obligatory,  via  Belgium,  un- 
less otherwise  addressed,  Sd  under  |  oz.,  etc.  ;  or  via  France,  payment 
optional,  Is  7d  under  ^  oz.,  etc.;  or  by  French  Packet,  via,  Mar- 
seilles, Is  Id  under  ^  oz.,  etc. 

Seres.      See  Scutari. 

Servia,  via  Belgium,  unless  addressed  otherwise,  payment  obliga- 
tory, 8d  under  £  oz.  etc  ;  or  via  France,  payment  optional,  Is  Id 
under  ^oz  ,  etc- 

Siberia.      See  Scutari. 

Sicily,  payment  optional,  via  France,  or  by  French  Packet,  via 
Marseilles,  Is  Id  under  £  oz.  ;  or  2s  2d  under  $  oz.,  etc.  ;  or  via  Bel- 
gium, daily,  payment  obligatory.  8d  under  $  oz.,etc. 

Sierra  Leone,  payment  obligatory,  via  Plymouth,  22d  of  each 
month,  6.50  p.m.,  Is  under  J  oz.  ;  etc.  By  Private  Ship,  8d  under 
\  oz.,  and  so  on. 

Silesia  and  Galicia.     See  Austria. 

Singapore,  payment  obligatory,  via  Marseilles,  unless  otherwise 
addressed,  8th  of  each  month,  6.50  p.m.,  Is  lOd  under  ^  oz.,  2s  3d 
under  \  oz  ,  etc.  ;  or  via  Southampton,  on  the  3d  of  each  month,  2.50 
p.m.,  Is  under  \  oz.,  etc. 

Smyrna,  by  French  Packet,  via  Marseilles,  payment  optional, 
every  Sunday,  2. 30  p.m.,  Is  under  \  oz.,  2s  under  £  oz.,  etc.  Letters 
for  invalid  officers  and  soldiers  in  the  British  hospital  at  Smyrna,  sent 
at  same  time,  at  the  following  rates,  which  mnst  be  prepaid,  3d,  6d, 
Is,  Is  2d,  Is  4d,  and  Is  6d,  under  \,  £,  1,  2,  3,  and  3J  oz.  respectively. 
Letters,  &c.  must  be  specially  addressed  "  British  Hospital,  Smyrna." 
For  other  routes  see  Constantinople. 

South  Australia.      See  Australia. 

Spain,  payment  obligatory,  by  Southampton,  6th,  16th,  and  26th 
of  each  month,  2.50  p.m.,  and  when  any  of  these  days  fall  upon  a 
Saturday,  the  mails  are  made  up  on  the  following  morning,  2s  2d 
under  ^  oz  ,  4s  4d  under  1  oz.,  and  so  on  ;  or  daily  by  Calais,  lOd,  Is 
3d,  2s  Id,  2s  6d,  and  3s  9d,  under  ^  J,  |,  1,  and  1|  oz.  All  letters, 
except  for  Cadiz  and  Vigo,  are  sent  via  France,  unless  addressed  «•  by 
Packet  from   Southampton." 

Styria.      Se  Austrian  Dominions. 

Sumatra.      See  Archipelago,  Indian. 

Surinam,  payment  obligatory,  1st  and  16th  of  each  month,  2.50 
p.m.,  6d  under  f  oz.,  Is  under  1  oz.,  etc. 

Swan  River.      See  Western  Australia. 

Sweden,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  unless  otherwise  address- 
ed, Is  2d  under  i  oz. ,  etc. ;  or  via  Grimsby  every  Friday  evening  ;  or 


APPENDIX.  81 


via  France,  daily,    Is  Id   under  |  oz.,  2s  2d  under  $  oz. ,  etc.  ;  or  by 
private  ship,  6d  under  £  oz.,  etc. 

Switzerland,  daily,  payment  optional,  unless  otherwise  addressed, 
via  France,  8d  under  \  oz.,  Is  4d  under  $  oz.,  etc.  ;  or  via  Belgium, 
10|d  UDder  i  oz.  etc. 

Sydney,  New  South  Wales.      See  Australia,  South. 

Syua.     See  Greece. 

Syria.      See  Beyrout. 

TahaIti,  payment  obligatory,  by  Private  Ship,  unless  otherwise 
addressed,  8d  under  J  oz.,  etc. ;  or  via  Panama,  2s  under  i  oz.  etc. 

Tampico.     See  Mexico. 

Tenedos,  payment  optional,  via  Belgium,  Is  Id  under  £  oz.,  etc. 

Tennessee,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Texas.     See  America.' 

Tchesme.     See  Tenedos. 

Tobago.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

Translvania.     See  Austrian  Dominions. 

Trebizond.     See  Tenedos. 

Trinidad.     See  Indies,  British  West. 

Tripoli.     See  Barbary. 

Tunis,  payment  obligatory,  by  French  Packet,  via  Marseilles,  un- 
less otherwise  addressed,  Is  under  ^  oz.,  2s  under  £  oz.,  etc 

Turkey,  except  Constantinople,  Smyrna,  Gallipoli,  Mytilene,  and 
the  Dardanelles  (which  see).  Payment  obligatory,  via  Belgium, 
daily,  except  Saturday,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  8d  under  J  oz., 
etc.  ;  or  via  France,  paid  or  unpaid  to  destination,  Is  7d  under  ^  oz  , 
8s  2d  under  J  oz.,  etc. ;  or  by  French  Packet,  via  Marseilles,  pay- 
ment optional,  every  Sunday  at  2.30  p.m.,  and  Thursday,  6.50  p.m., 
Is  under  ^  oz.,  2s  under  £  oz.,  etc.  ;  or  via  Marseilles,  by  British 
Packet,  8th  and  24th  of  each  month,  6.50  p.m.,  payment  obligatory, 
Is  4d,  Is  9d,  3s  Id,  3s  6d,  5s  9d,  under  £,  h  §,  1,  and  1|  oz.  re- 
spectively ;  or  via  Southampton,  payment  obligatory,  3d  and  19th  of 
each  month,  2.50  p.m.,  lid  under  £  oz.,  Is  lOd  under  1  oz.,  etc.  ;  or 
by  direct  British  Packet.  Note  — All  letters  addressed  "  British 
Fleet,"  or  to  the  "  Land  Forces  of  her  Majesty  serving  in  Turkev," 
must  be  prepaid.     See  Black  Sea. 

Turk's  Island,  16th  of  each  month,  2-50  p  no.,  payment  obliga- 
tory, Is  under  $  oz.,  etc. 

Tuscany  and  Lucca,  unpaid  or  paid  to  destination,  by  way  of 
France,  daily,  unless  otherwise  addressed,  Is  Id  under  £  oz.,  2s  2d 
under  $  oz.,  etc.  ;  or  by  the  French  Packet,  via  Marseilles,  every 
Monday,  at  the  same  rates;  or  via  Belgium,  daily,  10id  under  |  oz., 
etc. 


82  APPENDIX. 


Tyrol,  Northern  and  Southern.     See  Austrian  Dominions. 

Ukraine.      Government  of  Russia,  which  see. 

United  States.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Valparaiso.     See  Chili. 

Van  Diemen's  Land,  payment  obligatory,  on  the  4th  of  each 
month,  6.50  p.m.,  6d  under  £  oz.,  etc. ;  or  by  Private  Ship,  letters,  6d 
under  ^  oz. 

Vancouver's  Island,  payment  obligatory,  by  Private  Ship,  unless 
otherwise  addressed,  8d  under  J  oz.,  etc.  ;  or  via  Panama,  2s  4d  under 
£  oz.,  etc. 

Venezuela,  payment  obligatory,  via  Southampton,  on  the  1st  of 
every  month,  2-50  p.m.,  Is  under  ^  oz.,  2s  under  1  oz.,  etc.  By 
Private  Ships,  letters,  8d  under  i  oz. 

Venetian  Lombardy.     See  Lombardy. 

Vermont,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Victoria.     See  Australia. 

Vigo,  payment  obligatory,  via  Southampton,  6tb,  16th,  and  26th 
of  each  month,  2.50  p.m.,  2s  2d  under  I  oz.,  4s  4d  under  1  oz.,  etc. 

Virgin  Islands,  payment  optional,  via  Southampton,  6tb,  16th, 
and  26th  of  each  month,  Is  under  1  oz.,  &c. 

Virginia,  State  of.     See  America,  United  States  of. 

Vera  Cruz.     See  Mexico. 

Wallachia.     See  Moldavia. 

West  Indies,  British  and  Foreign.  See  Indies,  British  and 
Foreign  West. 

Western  Australia,  payment  obligatory,  by  private  Ship,  8d 
under  $  oz.,  &c  ;  or  if  so  addressed,  by  the  Australian  Packet,  6d 
under  \  oz., 

White  Sea,  The.  Letters  for  the  British  Squadron  in  the  White 
Sea,  upon  which  the  requisite  postage  is  paid,  are  sent  by  Private 
Steamers,  which  leave  Hull  every  Friday  evening  for  Christina,  for 
officers'  letters,  Is  under  \  oz.,  2s  under  1  oz.,  3s  6d  und.er  1^  oz.,  4s 
under  2  oz.  ;  for  seamen's  letters,  under  \  oz. ,  9d.  Letters  will  also 
be  sent  by  Ships  of  War,  or  Vessels  in  H.M.  Service,  for  officers' 
letters,  payment  obligatory,  6d  under  \  oz.  ;  for  seamen's,  Id  under 
2  oz- 

Wurtemburg,  payment  optional,  *ia  France,  daily,  unless  other- 
wise addressed,  8d  under  4  oz.,  &c.  ;  or  via  Belgium,  8d  under  £  oz  , 
&c. 


AERIVALS  AND  DISPATCHES  OF  MAILS  Af  AND 


GREENOCK. 


Mails. 


Do 

Do., 
Do., 

Gourock, 
Do 


Ardentinny,  Cove,  and  Kilcreggan ") 
by  steamer,  „~~         »^,     J 

Campbelton,  by  steamer,       

Do.,    Carridle    and    Lochranza,") 
Tuesdays,  Thu^days,  and  Sa-  V 

turdays,  ^^.     j 

Dunoon,  Innellan,  and  Rothesay,  1st, 
Do.,  Do.,  Do.,      2d, 

Edinburgb,      1st,     ~~*.         ,~~ 

2d,      

3d,      

4th,    

ist,  By  foot  messenger 
2d,     '      Do.,       8 
Glasgow,Paisley,&  Port- Glasgow  1st 
Do.,        Do.,  Do.,        2d, 

Do.,        Do.,  Do.,        3d, 

Do.,        Do.,  Do.,       4th, 

Do.,         Do.,  Do.,       5th, 

Helensburgh,  Row,  Roseneath,  and  \ 
Gareloch-head,     Ist,  .^      f 

Do.,  2d,  _ 

reland,        ^^.         ^_ 

Letters  for  Dublin  and  towns") 
south  of  that  city  are  sent  via  > 
Holyhead,  ^*,         ^^.     J 

Largs,    Inverkip,    Wemyss     Bay,  1 
Fairlie,  and  West  Kilbride,         J 
Millport,  1st,         ^^, 


Do.,  and  Largs,   2d, 
Ayrshire,  1st 

Do.,  2d, 

Lochgilphead,Tarbert,  Ardrishaig 

Tayinloan,     Clachan,      Wh" 

house,  and  Kilmun,  ^. 

London  and  English,    1st,    ^, 

Do.,  Do.,        2d,     

North  of  Scotland,        1st,    

Do.,  Do.,         2d,     

Stornoway  and  Pertree,  Monday, 

Do-,     '  Do.,  Thursday, 

Islay,  by  steamer,  on  Monday, 


Box 

Closes  at 


10         a.m. 
6.30  a.m. 

11.30  a.m. 

6.30  a.m. 
4.30  p.m. 

9  A.M. 

12      Noon. 

6.50  p.m. 
10        p.m. 

5,30  a.m. 

I  P.M. 

9  A.M. 

12      Noon. 

2.50  p  m. 

6.50  p.m. 
10        p.m. 

4.30  p.m. 

6.50  p.m. 
7.30  p.m. 

2.50  p.m. 


3  A.M. 

9.30  a.m. 
3.30  p.m. 
2.50  p.m. 
6.50  p.m. 

6.30  a.m. 

2.50  p.m. 
6.50  p.m. 

5  A.M. 

6.50  p.m. 
4.30  p  m 
3.30  p  m. 
4.30  p.m. 


Id  Stamp 
Extra 
up  till 


10.10  A.M. 

6.40  a.m. 

11.40  a.m. 

6.40  a.m. 
4.35  p.m. 

9.5      A.M. 

12.10  p.m 
6.55  p.m. 

10.10  p.m. 
5  40  a.m. 
1.10  P.M. 

95       A.M. 

12.10  p.m. 

2.55  p.m. 

6.55  p.m. 
10.10  P.M. 

4.35  p.m. 

6.55  p.m. 
7.35  p.m. 

2  55  p.m. 


4  A.M. 

9.40  a.m. 
3.35  p  m. 
2.55  p.m. 
6.55  p.m. 

6.40  a.m. 

2.55  p.m. 
6  55  p.m. 

5  5  A.M. 
6.55  p.m. 
4.35  p.m. 
3.40  p  m. 
4.35  p.m. 


Mail 
Arrives  at 


3 
5.30 


9  A.M. 

5.30  p.m. 

3  A.M. 
1  P.M. 

4  P.M. 
7            P.M. 

11.50   A.M. 

6.40  p.m. 

3  A.M. 

9.50  a.m. 


P.M. 
P.M. 
P.M. 

A.M. 

Noon. 

A.M. 


9.50 


•  M. 


5.30  p.m. 

9  A.M. 

5  P.M. 

3  A.M. 

9.50  a.m. 
5.30  p.m. 

3  A.M. 

9.50  a.m. 

3  A.M. 

7  P.  M. 

Wednesday. 

Friday. 

Friday. 


Deliveries  by  Letter  Carriers  take  place  at  7  a.m.,  10.30,  a.m.,  4.30,  and 

Letters  from  Edinburgh,  Glasgow,  Paisley,  and  Port-Glasgow,  by  Train 
at  1  p.m.,  will  be  delivered  to  the  Holders  of  Private  Boxes  only  at  1.20 
p.m.  ' 

Oc  Sundays  the  Office  is  open  for  the  delivery  of  Letters,  from  8  till  9 
a.m.,  and  the  Mails  are  despatched  at  3. 15  p.m.     Box  Closes  at  2.30. 

r . ',     7~      Is  LlSt  Wlli  be  Corrected  and  Pnnced,  in  Slips,  Monthly,  with 
a  Calendar  of  the  Dispatch  and  Arrival  of  Foreign  Mails ;  Copies  of  which 
may  be  had  from  the  Letter   Carriers,  or  at  the  Bar  Window  of  thePosfc 
Office,  at  One  Halfpenny  each. 
Post  Office, 
Greenock,  1st  June,  1855. 


84  APPENDIX. 


[The  following  have  been   accidentally  omitted  to  be  inserted  in 
their  proper  places: — ] 

MARINE   BOARD  AND  SHIPPING    OFFICE— Virginia    Street 

John    M'llvain,    Shipping    Master. 

James  Gilkison,  Deputy  Shipping  Master. 

Robert  Longwell  and  John  Cameron,  Clerks. 

The  Examinations  of  Masters  and  Mates,  in  Seamanship  and  Naviga- 
tion, are  held  here  every  alternate  Thursday  and  Friday. 

Andrew  Small,  Glasgow,  Examiner  in  Navigation. 

Robert  Dunlop,  Examiner  in  Seamanship 


BAPTIST  CHAPEL,  WESTBURN   STREET. 

Pastory  Vacant — Rev.  L.  Mackintosh,  Minister,  pro  tern. 

William  Muir,  Precentor. 


WELLINGTON  PARK  BOWLING  CLUB. 

Archibald  M'Kinnon,  Chairman. 

D.  Spence,  Treasurer — James  Somerville,  Secretary, 

With  a  Committee  of  Four,  elected  annually. 


WELLINGTON  PARK  QUOITING  CLUB. 

James  Whitham,  Chairman. 

William  Phillips,  Treasurer — James  Smith  Secretary. 

With  a  Committee,  elected  annually. 


APPENDIX.  85 


RATES  OF  FARES  TO  BE  EXACTED  BY  BOATMEN. 

The  following  regulations  and  tables  of  rates  or  fares  allowed,  ap- 
proved, and  confirmed  in  terms  of  the  statute  5  Victoria,  cap.  54. 

CLAUD  MARSHALL,  SberhT-Substitute. 


Town  Hall, 
Greenock,  12th  June,  1855 


.} 


1.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays  or  harbours  or  shore  to  any 
ship  or  vessel  lying  in  the  Roadstead,  between  the  Tail  of  the  Bank 
Buoy  on  the  west,  and  Garvel  Point  on  the  east : — 

If  one  passenger,  .  .  m  .     Is  Od 

Two  passengers,  .  ,  ,  .     Is  6d 

Three  passengers,  .  .  .  .     2s  Od 

Every  additional  passenger,  #     .  .  .     Os  3d 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait 
thirty  minutes,  and  bring  back  the  passengers.  If  required  to  wait 
more  than  thirty  minutes,  one-half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be  charged 
in  addition. 

2.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays,  harbours,  or  shore  to  any  ship 
or  vessel  lying  at  the  anchorage  termed  the  Tail  of  the  Bank  :— 

If  one  passenger,               .             .  .             .     Is  9d 

Two  passengers,            .             .  .             .     2s  6d 

Three  passengers,          .             .  ;             .     3s  Od 

Every  additional  passenger,          .  .             .     Os  3d 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait  thirty 

minutes,  and  bring  back   the   passengers.  If  required  to  wait  more 

than  thirty  minutes,  one  half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be  charged  in 
addition. 

3.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays  or  harbours  or  shore  aforesaid 
to  the  Hill  of  Ardmore  : — 

If  one  passenger        .  .  .  . '  .     3s  Od 

Two  passengers     .  .  .  .  .     4s  Od 

Three  passengers  .  .  .  .  .     5s  Od 

Every  additional  passenger  .  .  .     Os  3d 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait  thirty 
minutes,  and  bring  back  the  passengers.  If  required  to  wait  more 
than  thirty  minutes,  one  half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be  charged  in  ad- 
dition. 

4.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays  or  harbours  or  shore  aforesaid 
to  the  south  side  of  Roseneath  shores,  from  Kilcreggan  to  the  Point 
of  Roseneath :  — 

If  one  passenger       .  .  .  •  .     3s  6d 

Two  passengers    .  .  .  .  .     4s  6d 

Three  passengers  .  .  .  .     5s  6d 

Every  additional  passenger  .  .  .     Os  3d 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait  thirty 
minutes,  and  bring  back  the  passengers.  If  required  to  wait  more 
than  thirty  minutes,  one  half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be  charged  in  addi- 
tion. 


86  APPENDIX. 


5.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays  or  harbours  or  shore  aforesaid 
to  Helensburgh  or  Row : — 

If  one  passenger        .  .  •  .  .     4s  6d 

Two  passengers    .  .  .  .  .     6s  Od 

Three  passengers .  .  .  .  .     7s  Od 

Every  additional  passenger  .  .  .     Os  3d 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait  thirty 
minutes,  and  bring  back  the  passengers.  If  required  to  wait  more 
than  thirty  minutes,  one-half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be  charged  in  ad- 
dition. 

6.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays  or  harbours  or  shore  aforesaid 
to  any  ship  or  vessel  lying  in  Gourock  Bay  : — 

If  one  passenger,      .  .  .  .  .     3s  6d 

Two  passengers,  .  .  .  .  .     5s  6d 

Three  passengers,  .  .  •  .  •     7&  Od 

Every  additional  passenger,  .  .  .     Os  3d 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait  thirty 
minutes,  and  bring  back  the  passengeis.  If  required  to  wait  more 
than  thirty  minutes,  one-half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be  charged  in 
addition. 

The  above  rate  or  fares  shall  include  luggage,  if  under  two  hun- 
dred weight ;  but  all  luggage  above  that  amount  shall  be  charged  at 
the  rate  of  6d  per  cwt.  for  first  cwt.,  and  for  every  additional  cwt.,  3d. 

In  the  event  of  coarse  weather,  or  where  expedition  is  indispensably 
requisite,  the  boatmen,  if  required,  shall  furnish  each  boat  with  four 
oars  and  four  men  for  the  above  rates. 


JOHN  KERR  GRAY,  Clerk  to  the  Trust. 


Council  Chambers, 
Greenock,  1st  May,  1855. 


APPENDIX.  85 


RATES  OF  FARES  TO  BE  EXACTED  BY  BOATMEN. 

The  following  regulations  and  tables  of  rates  or  fares  allowed,  ap- 
proved, and  confirmed  in  terms  of  the  statute  5  Victoria,  cap.  54. 

CLAUD  MARSHALL,  Sheriff-Substitute. 


Town  Hall,  > 

Greenock,  12th  June,  1855.  $ 


1.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays  or  harbours  or  shore  to  any 
ship  or  vessel  lying  in  the  Roadstead,  between  the  Tail  of  the  Bank 
Buoy  on  the  west,  and  Garvel  Point  on  the  east : — 

If  one  passenger,  .  .  .  .     Is  Od 

Two  passengers,  .  ,  .  Is  6d 

Three  passengers,  .  .  .  .     2s  Od 

Every  additional  passenger,  .  .  .     Os  3d 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait 
thirty  minutes,  and  bring  back  the  passengers.  If  required  to  wait 
more  than  thirty  minutes,  one-half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be  charged 
in  addition. 

2.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays,  harbours,  or  shore  to  any  ship 
or  vessel  lying  at  the  anchorage  termed  the  Tail  of  the  Bank  : — 

If  one  passenger,               .             .  .             .     Is  9d 

Two  passengers,            .             .  .         •    .     2s  6d 

Three  passengers,          .             .  :             .     3s  Od 

Every  additional  passenger,          .  .             .     Os  3d 
For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait  thirty 

minutes,  and  bring  back    the    passengers.  If  required  to  wait  more 

than  thirty  minutes,  one  half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be  charged  in 
addition. 

3.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays  or  harbours  or  shore  aforesaid 
to  the  Hill  of  Ardmore  : — 

If  one  passenger        .  .  .  .  .     3s  Od 

Two  passengers     .  .  .  .  .     4s  Od 

Three  passengers  .  .  .  .  .     5s  Od 

Every  additional  passenger  .  .  .     Os  3d 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait  thirty 
minutes,  and  bring  back  the  passengers.  If  required  to  wait  more 
than  thirty  minutes,  one  half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be  charged  in  ad- 
dition. 

4.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays  or  harbours  or  shore  aforesaid 
to  the  south  side  of  Roseneath  shores,  from  Kilcreggan  to  the  Point 
of  Roseneath :  — 

If  one  passenger       .  .  .  •  .     3s  6d 

Two  passengers    .  .  .  .  .     4s  6d 

Three  passengers  .  .  •  .     5s  6d 

Every  additional  passenger  .  .  .     Os  3d 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait  thirty 
minutes,  and  bring  back  the  passengers.  If  required  to  wait  more 
than  thirty  minutes,  one-half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be  charged  in  addi- 
tion. 


86  APPENDIX. 


5.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays  or  harbours  or  shore  aforesaid 
to  Helensburgh  or  Row  :— 

If  one  passenger       .  .  •  .  .     4s  6d 

Two  passengers    .  .  .  .  .     6s  Od 

Three  passengers .  .  .  .  .     7s  Od 

Every  additional  passenger  .  .  .     Os  3d 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait  thirty 
minutes,  and  bring  back  the  passengers.  If  required  to  wait  more 
than  thirty  minutes,  one-half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be  charged  in  ad- 
dition. 

6.  Boat  hire  from  any  of  the  quays  or  harbours  or  shore  aforesaid 
to  any  ship  or  vessel  lying  in  Gourock  Bay  : — 

If  one  passenger,      .  .  .  .  .     3s  6d 

Two  passengers,  .  .  .  .  .     5s  6d 

Three  passengers,  .  .  .  .     7s  Od 

Every  additional  passenger,  .  .  .     Os  3d 

For  these  rates  or  fares  the  boatmen  shall  be  obliged  to  wait  thirty 
minutes,  and  bring  back  the  passengeis.  If  required  to  wait  more 
than  thirty  minutes,  one-half  of  the  rate  or  fare  to  be  charged  in 
addition. 

The  above  rate  or  fares  shall  include  luggage,  if  under  two  hun- 
dred weight ;  but  all  luggage  above  that  amount  shall  be  charged  at 
the  rate  of  6d  per  cwt.  for  first  cwt.,  and  for  every  additional  cwt.,  3d. 

In  the  event  of  coarse  weather,  or  where  expedition  is  indispensably 
requisite,  the  boatmen,  if  required,  shall  furnish  each  boat  with  four 
oars  and  four  men  for  the  above  rates. 


JOHN  KERR  GRAY,  Clerk  to  the  Trust. 

LMBERS, 

Greenock,  1st  May,  1855. 


Council  Chambers,       1 
$55.    J 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


€n  Hmjumte  irafr  J^jjtpjirrs. 

THOMAS  SHIRLEY  &  GO. 

HAVE  always  on  hand  a  Large  Stock  of  EARTHENWARE, 
suitable  for  Export,  of  the  Newest  Patterns  and  Best 
Quality.  Assortments  for  any  Foreign  Market  can  be  packed  at  a 
day's  notice,  and  delivered  free  on  board  Ship  at  Greenock,  Port- 
Glasgow,  or  Glasgow. 

Greenock  Potteries, 
Port-Glasgow  Road,  June,  1855. 


Important  to  S  jipMIkrs,  S||ofetafs,  &t. 


BEG  respectfully  to  announce  that  they  have  been  appointed 
Agents  for  IMPROVED  PATENT  TARRED  HAIR 
SHEATHING  FELT  for  Ships;  IMPROVED  PATENT 
DRY  HAIR  BOILER  FELT  (non-conducting);  IMPROVED 
PATENT  ROOFING  FELT,  Tarred  and  Sanded,  ready  for  use, 
which  they  can  supply  in  any  quantities  to  those  who  may  favour 
them  with  orders.  The  Hair  Sheathing  Felt  has  been  used  by  seve- 
ral Shipbuilders  and  Owners  in  town  and  neighbourhood,  who  having 
given  their  unqualified  approbation  as  to  quality,  H.  &  C.  can  con- 
fidently solicit  the  patronage  of  those  requiring  it. 

H.  &  C  have  always  on  hand  a  well  assorted  Stock  of  General 
Ironmongery  suitable  for  Joiners,  Cabinetmakers,  Shipbuilders,  &c, 
&c,  and  in  addition  to  Brass  and  Iron  Furnishings  they  have  also 
best  proved  Short  Link  Rigging  Chain,  Vulcanized  India  Rubber  in 
Sheets  and  Washers,  &c,  &c. 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 

da 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


FUNERAL  UNDERTAKIN6 

ESTABLISHMENT, 

CATHCART     SQUARE, 

Entrance  by  William  Street. 


EVERY  appliance  is  at  hand  for  conducting   FUNE- 
RALS on  the  Shortest   Notice,  at  the  above  Esta- 
blishment.   

INTIMATION    CAEDS    MADE    UP, 

SEALED,  ADDRESSED,  AND  FORWARDED. 


FUNEEAL  LETTEES, 

300  of  which  can  be  prepared  and  delivered  in  3  hours. 


COFFINS    OF  ALL  SIZES, 

In  Various  Mountings,  kept  in  Readiness. 


HEARSES,    MOURNING    COACHES,    MORT- 
CLOTHS,   SHROUDS,  &C. 


Parties  waited  upon  at  their  residences,  and  all  necessary 
preparations  made  as  to  opening  ground  for  Interments; 
and,  indeed,  everything  required  for  a  Funeral,  and  to  any 
part  of  the  country,  thus  saving  relations  trouble  and 
anxiety. 


.  ....   Gh 

UNDERTAKERS 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


STEPHENSON,  JOHNSTON  &  CO. 

WOULD  respectfully  direct  the  attention  of  Parties  Furnishing, 
to  their  present  Stock  of  FURNISHING  IRON- 
MONGERY,  REGISTER  AND  KITCHEN  GRATES, 
NICKEL  SILVER  and  ELECTRO  PLATED  GOODS, 
TABLE  CUTLERY,  DISH  COVERS,  &c,  which  will  be 
found  complete  in  every  department.  As  a  criterion  they  submit 
the  following  prices:— 

Nickel  Silver  Tea  Spoons,  plain,  ...         from    4s  per  Do 

„  Dessert  Spoons  and  Forks,  plain,         10s         „ 

Table  „  „  „  13s         „ 

Toddy  Ladles;  Egg,  Salt,  and  Mustard  Spoons;  Sugai, 
Tongs;  Soup  Ladles;  Fish  Slices,  at  equally  Moderate  Prices. 
They  would  beg  to  direct  the  attention  of  the  Public  particularly  to 
their  assortment  of  REGISTER  GRATES,  which  they  can  offer 
at  prices  from  15s  to  .£10. 

ZP-A-TIEIlSri?   M^IsTO-IILIES. 
£ST"  Bell-Hangers,  Tinsmiths,  Coppersmiths,  and  Blacksmiths. 


Terms,  Cash.     All  Goods  marked  in  plain  figures,  and  No  Abatemtnt. 


STEPHENSON,  JOHNSTON   &  CO., 

FURNISHING    IRONMONGERS, 

%%9  iHAHiaiL'ifdDH   sirmiBBir. 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 


HAVE  always  on  hand  a  large  supply  of  every  description  of 
COALS,  for  Household  and  Furnace  use,  and  exportation  ; 
COMMON  AND  FIRE  BRICKS,  and  DRAIN  TILES,  &«., 
for  Home  and  Export  use;  and  Best  IRISH  LIME,  for  Agricul- 
tural, Building  and  other  purposes. 


GOAL  YARD— 15,  East  Quay  lane,  and  Railway  Depot 
LIME  AND  BRICK  YARD-Open  Shore. 

15,  East  Quay  Lane,  ) 
Greenock,  June,  1855.  J 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


A  LARGE   and   WELL-SELECTED  STOCK  of  VALU- 
ABLE BOOKS,  both  Old  and  New,  are  daily  Bought,  Sold, 
and  Exchanged,  at 

PETER    ZDIULXjOHSTS 

©leap  Mw?k  ©staMWratrnt, 
32,  HAMILTON  STREET,  GKEENOCK. 

RAILWAY  WINE  &  SPIRIT  STORE, 
26,  CATHCART  STREET, 

Opposite  the  Railway  Station. 


IN  Returning  his  sincere  thanks  to  his  numerous  friends  and  the 
public  generally  for  the  very  flattering  support  received  since  he 
commenced  business  in  the  Garrick  Tavern, begs  respectfully  to  inti- 
mate that  he  has  Removed  to  those  commodious  premises  so  long 
occupied  bv  Mr  Robinson,  where  he  will  always  have  on  hand  a 
choice  Stock  of  WINES  of  the  Finest  Vintage,  FOREIGN  and 
BRITISH  SPIRITS  of  the  best  quality,  PORTER,  ALES, 
&c,  from  the  most  esteemed  Brewers,  and  hopes  by  the  superior 
arrangements  of  his  house  and  unremitting  attention  to  business,  to 
merit  a  continuance  of  Public  favour. 
Greenock,  June,  1855. 


WILLIAM  INNES, 

jnntalte,  #tatnraer,  (tirntlutittg  Itorian,  indt 
%tm  agent, 

IN  soliciting  the  favours  of  his  Friends  and  the  Public,  in  the  va- 
rious Branches  of  his    Business,   assures  them  that  the  utmost 
attention  will  be  given  to  all  orders  entrusted  to  his  care. 
40,  Hamilton  Street,  June,  1855. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


GREENOCK  BOTTLING  STORES, 


ill!  m?  tit  if  til, 

WINE  AND  SPIRIT  MERCHANT, 

€mmk  33ank  akilftragH,  Btoiaa  Sara*  tnt7 

(Opposite  the  Theatre), 

RESPECTFULLY  returns  his  sincere  thanks  to  his  numerous 
Friends  and  the  Public,  for  the  liberal  support  he  has  received 
since  occupying  the  above  Premises,  and  begs  to  assure  them  that  he 
has  always  on  hand  a  Select  Stock  of  FOREIGN  and  BRITISH 
SPIRITS,  WINES,  GLENLIVAT,  CAMPBELTON,  and 
ISLAY  WHISKY,  ALLSOPP'S  EAST  INDIA  ALE,  COR- 
DIALS, &c,  all  of the  First  Quality  ;  and  MALT  LIQUORS  from 
the  most  esteemed  Breweis,  and  in  fine  condition  for  immediate  use. 

ALES  AND  TABLE  BEER. 

Ales — Quarts,  4s,  5s,  6s,  and  7s  per  dozen. 
Do.       Pints,  2s,  2s  6d,  3s,  and  3s  6d  per  dozen. 
Table  Beer — Quarts,  2s  per  dozen. 
Table   Ale — Quarts,  3s  per  dozen. 

BONBON  PORTER. 

Quarts,  4s,  5s,  and  6s  per  dozen. 
Pints,  2s  3d,  2s  6d,  and  3s  per  dozen. 

DUBLIN  POUTER. 

Quarts,  5s  and  6s  per  dozen. 
Pints,  2s  6d  and  3s  per  dozen. 

From  his  long  experience  in  the  above  trade,  N.  L.  will  guarantee 
that  his  Stock  will  be  of  the  most  approved  quality. 


Country  Orders  punctually  attended  to. 


N.B-— Ships  and  Families  supplied  on  liberal  terms, 

2,  Mansion  House  Lane, 
Greenock,  June,  1855. 

aa2 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


CA-ZRHD,. 


PAINTER  AND  PAPER-HANGER, 

BEGS  most  respectfully  to  return  his  sincere  thanks  for  the 
liberal  patronage  he  has  received  since  commencing  Business, 
and  imforms  his  Friends  and  the  Public  generally,  that  he  has  now 
removed  to  that  Shop, 

Union  Bank  Buildings, 

No.     2,     CHUECH    PLACE, 

where,  by  strict  attention  and  moderate  charges,  he  hopes  to  merit  a 
share  of  public  favour. 

He  has  always  on  hand  a  Choice  Selection  of  Cheap  PAPER- 
HANGINGS.  IMITATIONS  of  WOODS  and  MARBLES 
executed  with  great  care,  and  at  very  moderate  prices. 

Town  and  Country  Orders  punctually  attended  to. 
Greenock,  June,  1855. 


HOME  AM)  EXPORT 

HTOSE1I1IM,  iSIIttra,  MS  K.0BI8T8. 

47,  Hamilton  Street, 

IN  returning  thanks  for  past  favours,  beg  to  acquaint  their  Friends 
and  the  Public  generally,  that  they  have  always  on  hand  a  choice 
selection  of  Fresh  Agricultural,  Garden,  and  Flower  Seeds,  and  a 
general  assortment  of  Garden  and  Farm  Implements  by  the  best 
makers. 

They  solicit  an  inspection  of  their  Nursery  Grounds  at  Patrick 
Street,  Robertson  Street,  and  Nelson  Street,  in  which  will  be  found 
collections  of  Fruit  and  Forest  Trees,  Evergreens,  Flowering  Shrubs, 
Greenhouse  and  Herbaceous  Plants,  Roses,  Dahlias,  Pansies,  Carna- 
tion, and  other  Florist  Flowers. 

Priced  Lists  of  the  above  may  be  had  gratis  on  application.  Also 
their  Annual  Importation  of  Hyacinths,  and  other  Dutch  Flower- 
roots  in  September. 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 


ADVERTISEMENTS, 


C-A.E/3D. 


TINSMITH    AND    GAS-FITTER, 
2,  AND  14,  WILLIAM  STREET, 

GRATEFUL  for  the  very  liberal  patronage  he  has  received  these 
several  years,  would  still  solicit  a  share  of  public  favour,  and 
his  endeavour  will  be  to  give  satisfaction  in  the  respective  depart- 
ments of  his  Business. 

Repairs  Neatly  Executed,  and  on  Moderate  Terms, 


JAXI8    H'lcIITOCK, 

Boot  and  Shoe  Makek, 
33,  HAMILTON   STREET,   GREENOCK, 

GRATEFUL  for  the  very  liberal  patronage  he  has  received  these 
several  years,  would  still  solicit  a  share  of  public  favour,  and 
his  endeavour  will  be  to  give  satisfaction  in  the  respective  departments 
of  his  business. 


Repairs  Neatly  Executed,  and  on  Moderate  Terms. 


Gutta  Percha  Boots  and  Shoes  Made  and  Repaired- 


CABINETMAKEK  &  UPHOLSTEKEK, 

is,  wjist  Mmmmmh  st„ 

o-ieasiEisroaiEC- 

ORDERS  PUNCTUALLY  ATTENDED  TO. 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


JAMES   GALLACHER, 

PHHTISS  a  AHl   P®ULTS&BBk, 

IN  returning  his  sincere  thanks  to  his  Friends  and  the  Public 
generally  for  the  liberal  patronage  bestowed  on  him  for  many 
years  at  II,  William  Street,  begs  to  intimate  that  he  has  removed 
to  those  Commodious  Premises, 

2,  ALBEBT  PLACE, 

West  Blackhall  Street, 

where  he  will  carry  out  the  FRUIT  and  POULTRY  TRADE  in 

all  its  branches,  in  a  maimer  which,  he  trusts,  will  merit  the  continu- 
ance of  that  extensive  support  which  he  has  so  long  enjoyed. 
Greenock.  June,  1855. 


SHEEP  S11MI  GRffl  MANUFACTORY, 

DANIEL  M'CRAE 

BEGS  respectfully  to  intimate  that  he  has  commenced  Business 
in  the  above  line,  and  that  he  will  always  have  on  hand  a  large 
Stock,  and  trusts  by  strict  attention  to  business,  combined  with  mo- 
derate charges,  to  receive  a  share  of  public  support. 

Country  orders  punctually  attended  to. 
Greenock,  June,  J 855. 

G-EOEG-E  USriSZBET, 

HAIR  CUTTER,  PERUKE  MAKER, 

Ail   P3BF021BE, 
No.   13,  WILLIAM  8TEEET,  GKEENOCK. 

Every  Article  for  the  Toilet.    Select  English  and  Foreign 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


C-A-IRD. 


1TEIL    J^£C1D01<TJ^LJD. 


No.  4,  HAMILTON  STREET, 

EESPECTFULLY  returns  thanks  to  his  Friends  and  Customers 
for  their  liberal  patronage  since  commencing  business,  and 
begs  leave  to  assure  them,  from  his  previous  experience  in  London 
and  elsewhere,  he  is  enabled  to  guarantee  a  Superiority  of  Style  and 
Workmanship,  to  suit  the  varied  tastes  and  figures  of  his  Customers, 
and  hopes  to  merit  a  continuance  of  their  past  favours. 

Observe N.    M'D  has    REMOVED   to   those    Commodious 

Premises, 

No.  4,  HAMILTON  STREET. 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 


OBSEBYE  ! 

mm  m  Trias  mm. 
READY-MADE  BOOTS  AND  SHOES, 

CHILDBED'S  SOOTS  &  SHOES, 

And  every  other  Article  in  the  line,  at 

S.  HUHLHI'S,  M  (BAM(BAira  OTmiOT, 

FOR  NETT  PRESENT  CASH. 


J.  M.  is  satisfied  that  one  trial  will  recommend  his  Goods,  so  as  t® 
insure  a  continuance  of  favours  ;  and,  while  the  Prices  charged  will 
be  the  Lowest,  it  will  always  be  his  study  to  keep  up  the  character 
which  his  goods  have  so  long  maintained. 

REPAIRS  NEATLY  EXECUTED. 


Mo.   45,   CATHCAET  STREET. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


IMLWIf   MtM 

39,  Cathcart  Street,  Greenock. 


¥  •    BS    ^  H  s»  E  B  Y 


Proprietor, 

RESPECTFULLY  returns  thanks  to  the  Nobility,  Tourists,  and 
Commercial  Gentlemen  generally,  for  the  very  liberal  support 
received  by  him  since  opening  the  above  Commodious  and  Central 
Hotel,  and  begs  to  assure  them  that  nothing  shall  be  wanting  on  his 
part,  by  studying  the  comfort  and  convenience  of  bis  visitors,  to  merit 
a  continuance  of  public  favour. 

WELL-AIRED    BED-ROOMS. 


Breakfasts,  Dinners,  Suppers,  &c,  on  the  Shortest  Notice. 


Soups,  Steaks,  Chops,  Luncheons,  served  in  the  Public  Room, 
Daily,  on  the  Lowest  Terms. 


Wines,  Spirits,  Porters,  and  Ales  of  the  Finest  Quality. 
London,  Glasgow,  Greenock,  and  Provincial  Papers,  Daily. 
Phaetons,  Harringtons,  Cabs,  &c,  on  the  Shortest  Notice. 


^^*    The  Hotel  is  situated  in  the  immediate  vicinity  of  the  Rail- 
way Station,  and  within  three  minutes'  walk  of  the  Steamboat  Quay. 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 


C-AJRJD. 


JOHN    QUIIT, 
amtorilo  unit  pranl  BJutor, 

26,   WEST   BUEN    STEEET,   GEEENOCK, 

GRATEFUL  for  the  very  liberal  patronage  he  has  received 
these  several  years,  would  still  solicit  a  share  of  public  favour, 
and  his  endeavour  will  be  to  give  satisfaction  in  the  respective  de- 
partments of  his  Business. 

Repairs  Neatly  Executed,  and  on  Moderate  Terms. 
Greenock,  June,  1855. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


GREAT  BARGAINS  OF  WATCHES. 


:e:dw.a.:r,:d  idotjo-l^s, 


No.  59,  EUE-END  STREET,  GREENOCK. 

HAS  on  Hand  a  Large  Stock  of  WATCHES,  CLOCKS,  and 
JEWELLERY,  by  the  6rst  Makers  in  London,  which  he  ii 
Selling  at  and  below  Cost  Price. 

As  the  whole  must  be  converted  into  Cash  immediately,  early  ap- 
plication is  necessary. 

Greenock,  June,  ]S55. 

HEARTBURN    TABLET, 

A  NEVER-FAILING  REMEDY. 

6d      IPIEIR,      OTJITCE. 

SOLD  BY 

J.  G.  ALEXANDER,  CHEMIST  AND  DRUGGIST, 

9  West  Blackhall  Street. 
Greenock,  June,  1855. 

THE  TIES  INSURANCE  COMPANIES. 

Chief  Offices  : — 32,  Ludgate  Hill,  London. 

Local  Office: — 77,  St.  Vincent  Street, 

Glasgow. 


LOCAL  BOARD    OF   DIRECTORS. 

John  Taylor,  Esq.,   Manager  of  the  Western    Bank  of  Scotland, 

Chairman. 
James  S,  Black,  Esq.,  of  Craipmaddie,  Merchant,  Glasgow. 
Wm.  Jas.  Davidson,  Esq.,  of  Ruchill,  Merchant,  Glasgow. 
Wm.  Logie,  Esq.,  Writer,  Glasgow. 
Archd.  Robertson,  Esq.,  Banker,  Glasgow. 


Guarantee  to  Employers.  Plate  Glass  Insured  against  Damage. 
Fire  Insurance.  Life  Insurance.  Rates  Moderate.  Settlements 
prompt. 


Agent  :~J0HN  DUNCAN,  2,  Church  Place. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


THE     STANDARD 


London  : — 82,  King  William   Street. 
Edinburgh: — 3,   George  Street,  (Head  Office). 
Dublin  : — 66,  Upper  Sackville  Street. 


Governor. 

His  Grace  the  Duke  of  Buccleuch  and  Queensberry. 

Deputy-Governor. 

The  Right  Honourable  the  Earl  of  Elgin  and  Kincardine. 

EDINBURGH. 

Ordinary  Directors. 
Andrew  Blackburn,  Esq.,  Banker. 
Thomas  Graham  Murray,  Esq.,  W.S. 
James  Veitch,  Esq.  of  Eliock 
William  Wood,  Esq.,  Surgeon. 
Alexander  James  Russell,  Esq.,  C.S. 
William  Moncreiff,  Esq  ,  C.A. 
George  Patten,  Esq.,  Advocate- 
John  Robert  Tod,  Esq.,  W.S. 
Charles  Pearson,  Esq.,  C.A. 
James  Condie,  Esq  ,  Perth. 
James  Robertson,  Esq  ,  W.  S. 
James  Hay,  Esq.,  Merchant,  Leith. 
George  Moir,  Esq.,  Advocate. 
Harry  Maxwell  lnglis,  Esq.,  W.S. 

LONDON. 

Chairman  of  the  Board. 
The  Right  Honourable  the  Earl  of  Aberdeen. 
Ordinary  Directors. 
John  Lindsay,  Esq.,  26  Lawrence  Pountney  Lane. 
Thomas  H.  Brooking,  Esq.,   14  New  Broad  Street. 
John  Griffith  Frith,  Esq  ,  Austin  Friars. 
Alexander  Gillespie,  Esq.,  3  Billiter  Court. 
Alexander  Macgregor,  Esq.,  Arlington  Street. 
John  Scott,  Esq.,  4  Hyde  Park  Street. 
Sir  Anthony  Oliphant,  C.B. 


GREENOCK  BOARD  OF  MANAGEMENT. 

ANDREW  TASKER,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
JOHN  MILLER,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
HUGH   DEMPSTER,  Esq.,  Writer. 

Agent  :-JAMES  MILLER,  9,  Forsyth  Street. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


GLASGOW  AND  WEST  OF  SCOTLAND 


1 

FOB  THE  PEOTECTION  OF  TEADE. 


OFFICES  :-57,   VIRGINIA  STREET,   GLASGOW. 

President: 
ADAM  PR1NGLE,  Esq.  (of  Messrs  Thomas   Chalmers  &  Co.) 

Vice-President  : 

SAMUEL  M'CULLOCH,  Esq.  (of  Messrs  S.  &  W.  M'Culloch.) 

Treasurer: 

ROBERT  WYLIE,  Esq.   (of  Messrs  Wylie  &  Lochhead.) 

THIS   SOCIETY,  which    has  been   in  operation  since   August, 
1852,  is  composed  of  Bankers,  Manufacturers,  Merchants,  and 
Traders  in  Glasgow  and  elsewhere  throughout  the  United  Kingdom, 
associated  together  for  Mutual  Protection. 
The  Society's  objects  are  :  — 

1.  To  enable  Members  to  obtain  authentic  information  as  to  the 
standing  and  trustworthiness  of  persons  proposing  to  trade,  which,  by 
the  co-operation  of  between  forty  and  fifty  similar  Societies,  can  be 
procured  from  nearly  1000  different  places,  both  at  home,  in  the 
colonies,  and  abroad. 

2.  To  protect  Members  from  the  designs  of  the  fradulent,  by  ex- 
tensively circulating  information  regarding  the  operations  of  such 
parties. 

3.  To  recover  for  the  Members,  in  the  cheapest  and  most  expedi- 
tious manner  outstanding  over-due  debts,  which  is  done  for  a  Com- 
mission on  the  amount  recovered,  or  for  a  subscription,  according  to 
the  number  of  debts  handed  in  for  recovery,  irrespective  of  their 
amount. 

4.  To  originate  and  support  improvements  on  the  laws  affecting 
Trade  and  Commerce,  and  on  the  Constitution  of  the  Courts  of  Law. 

The  Executive  Committee  of  this  Society  have  for  some  time  been 
negotiating  with  the  other  Trade  Protection  Societies  in  Scotland, 
in  order  to  effect  a  weekly  issue  to  the  Members,  at  the  lowest  possi- 
ble charge,  of  the  recorded  Protests  on  Bills  and  Promissory  Notes, 
and  the  Decrees  in  absence  in  the  Court  of  Session  and  the  Sheriff" 
Courts,  their  arrangements  for  which  are  now  completed. 

The  attention  of  the  Mercantile  community  is  specially  directed  to  the 
fact,  that,  although  the  Offices  of  the  Society  are  in  Glasgow,  its  mem. 
bership  and  operations  extend  throughout  the    United  Kingdom. 

Full  information  as  to  the  Society's  objects  and  operations  may  be 
obtained  on  application  to  Messrs  Peter  W.  Dixon  and  Jas.  Riddell, 
Joint  Secretaries,  Glasgow;  or  here,  to 

D.  R.  CRAWFORD,  Writer, 

Resident  Law  Agent  for  the  Society. 
Mansion  House,       ) 
Greenock,  April,  1855.  J 

bb 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


€\i  taaajifa  Stirawtire  Cnrapnj. 

OFFICES  IN  SCOTLAND. 
GLASGOW,  4,  Hanover  Street. 
GREENOCK,  The  Mansion  House. 


'WEST  OF  SCOTLAND  BOARD. 

Sir  Michael  Robert  Sbaw  Stewart,  of  Greenock  and  Blackhall,  Bart., 
Honorary  Chairman. 
Directors. 
W.  F.  Burnley,  Esq.,  Chairman  at  Glasgow. 
Robt.  Steele,  Esq.,    Chairman  at  Greenock. 
Matthew  Brown,  Esq.,  Greenock,      j     Jas.  Reid  Stewart,  Esq.,  Glasgow. 
John  Monteith,  Esq..  Glasgow.  j     W.  B.  Huggins,  Esq.,  Glasgow. 

Thos.  Richardson,  Esq.,  Glasgow.       I     Join  Dunbar.  E*q,  Glasgow. 
David  Crawford,  Esq. ,  Greenock.      J    James  Stewart,  Esq.,  Greenock. 

Medical  Referee  for  Greenock. 
3.  R.  Speirs,  Esq.,  M.D. 

This  Office,  with  a  large  and  influential  Proprietary  in  Glasgow 
and  Greenock,  is  the 

Only  Fire  and  Life  Company  under  Local  Management. 
LIFE    DEPARTMENT. 

80  PER  CENT.  BONUSES. 


SPECIAL   ZTnTOTICIEJ. 

IN  this  Department,  this  Office  offers  advantages  to  Insurers  unsur- 
passed by  any  other  Company,  while  the  Premiums  charged  are 
lower  than  the  majority  of  other  Companies,  as  may  be  seen  by  a  com- 
parison, while  the  great  extent  of  the  Fire  Business  of  the  Company 
enables  the  Directors  so  to  apportion  the  expenses  of  management,  as  to 
charge  the  Life  Department  with  its  proper  costs  only,  thus  giving 
Assurers  with  The  Lancashire  Insurance  Company  all  the  real 
benefits  offered  by  a  Mutual  Office,  without  any  of  its  drawbacks. 

Medical  Fees — All  Medical  Fees  and  other  Charges  paid  by  the 
Company. 

Stamp  Duties — The  Lancashire  was  one  of  the  first  Offices  to 
announce  to  the  Public  that  it  does  not  charge  the  Stamps  on  Policies, 
which  are  issued  FREE  OF  ANY  EXPENSE  WHATEVER 
beyond  the  Premium. 

Days  of  Grace— -Thirty  Days  of  Grace  allowed  for  the  Renewal 
of  Policies,  and  Claims  admitted  for  Deaths  occurring  during  those 
days,  provided  the  Premiums  be  paid  before  their  termination. 

Policies  can  be  Revived  within  Three  Calendar  Months  of  the  Pre- 
mium being  due,  on  proof  of  health,  and  payment  of  such  fine  as  the 
Board  of  Directors  may  think  reasonable. 

Surrender  of  Policies. — A  liberal  Allowance  will  be  made  for  the 
Surrender  of  Policies  no  longer  required  to  be  kept  in  force,  or  new 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Policies  for  equivalent  amounts,  free  from  future  Premiums,  will  b« 
substituted  when  Assurances  have  been  in  force  three  or  more  years. 

Policies  Indisputable  —  Policies  will  never  be  disputed  on  the  ground 
of  mere  informality,  nor  in  any  case  except  that  of  fraud. 

Non- Forfeiture  of  Policies.  —  Policies  will  not  be  forfeited  in  the 
event  of  the  Assured  committing  suicide,  dying  by  his  own  hands,  or 
by  duelling,  or  the  hands  of  justice,  in  cases  where  they  have  been 
bona  fide  assigned  to  third  parties  for  a  valuable  consideration,  and  of 
which  assignment  notice  shall  be  given  at  the  Office,  and  duly  ad- 
mitted by  the  Company,  not  less  than  one  month  previous  to  the 
death  ;  nor  in  the  case  of  one  person  insuring  the  life  of  another. 

LOANS  ON  PERSONAL  SECURITY. 

An  important  feature  in  Life  Assurance  is,  that  it  can  be  made 
available  for  the  present  benefit  of  the  Assured.  It  frequently  hap- 
pens that  a  person  requires  a  temporary  advance,  which  this  Com- 
pany is  prepared  to  grant  on  the  party  effecting  a  Life  Assurance  with 
the  Office  for  double  the  sum  to  be  borrowed,  and  obtaining  two  or 
more  responsible  persons  to  join  him  in  a  bond  for  the  due  re-pay- 
uient  of  the  principal  and  interest  and  the  premiums  on  the  Life 
Policy,  by  annual  or  half-yearly  instalments,  in  a  period  not  exceed- 
ing five  years. 

FIRE    DEPARTMENT. 

50  PER  CENT.  BONUSES. 

This  Office  undertakes  to  Insure  all  kinds  of  Properly  at  the  lowest 
rates  commensurate  with  the  nature  of  the  risk. 

Rates  Mercantile. — Sugar  House,  Iron  and  Wooden  Shipping, 
and  other  Rates  according  to  the  latest  tariffs. 

Gas  Explosion — Losses  occasioned  by  Gas  Explosion  settled. 

Lightning  — Losses  by  Fire  occasioned  by  Lightning  will  be  paid. 

Dags  of  Grace. — Fifteen  Days  of  Grace  for  Renewal  of  Policies, 
with  all  the  other  facilities,  will  be  granted. 

Losses  promptly  and  liberally  settled. 

Prospectuses,  Forms  of  Proposal,  and  every  other  information  will 
be  afforded  at  the  Offices  and  Agencies  of  the  Company. 


Agents  in  Greenock. 
N.  MACVICAR,  Esq.,  Writer,  Mansion  House. 
J.   F.   MACKAY,  Esq.,  Merchant. 
ALLAN  SWaN,  Esq.,  Writer,  Greenock. 
ALEXANDER  MILLER,  Esq.,  Forsyth  Street. 
JOHN  BRYMNER,  Greenock  Bank. 

Agent  in  Port-Glasgow. 
A.  MACDONALD,  Esq.,   Writer. 

Agent  in  Lochgilphead. 
D.  M'LACHLAN,  Esq.,  Writer. 
By  order. 

D.  R.  CRAWFORD, 

Resident  Law  Agent. 

Company's  Offices, 
Mansion  House,  Greenock,  April,  1855. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Established  in  1809. 
INCORPORATED  BY  ROYAL    CHARTER. 


Capital,  One  Million. 


Head  Office,  64  PRINCES  STREET,  EDINBURGH. 


THE  Profits  are  allocated  on  the  Life  Insurance  principle, — each 
Policy  drawing  in  proportion  to  the  sura  Insured,  and  the 
number  of  annual  Premiums  paid  during  the  period  of  Division. 
When  it  is  remembered  that  the  Bonus  is  declared  as  an  addition  to 
the  sum  Insured,  payable  when  the  Policy  becomes  a  cluim,  it  is  seen 
that  the  Age  of  the  Assured  is  taken  into  account,  for  the  present 
value  of  the  Bonus  varies  with  the  age  of  the  party. 

For  Example:  —  A  Bonus  addition  of  «£100  to  the  Policy 
of  a  person  now  aged  30,  is  worth,  in  cash,  or  present 
value,         £31     6     8 

Whilst  a  like  addition  to  the  Policy  of  a  person   now  aged 

60,  is  worth,  in  cash,  or  present  value,  58  19     2 

By  this  mode  of  allocation,  therefore,  each  one  draws  exactly  the 
sum  due  to  the  Premiums  he  has  paid,  and  gets  the  full  and  fair 
advantage  of  his  longevity,  at  whatever  age  he  insures,  and  to  what- 
ever age  he  may  attain. 

The  Bonus  declared  for  the  Septennial  Period  ending  31st  De- 
cember, 1851,  was  at  the  rate  of  one  and  a  quarter  per  cent  per 
Annum  on  the  sums  Insured,  and  on  the  previous  Bonus  additions, 
with  a  prospective  Annual  Bonus  of  one  per  cent. 

Offices  that  divide  their  Profiit  on  the  Tontine  principle,  may  hold 
out  the  promise  of  larger  Bonuses,  but  the  chance  of  attai«ing  them 
is,  of  course,  proportionally  less. 

The  Premiums  are  moderately  rated  at  all  ages,  and  may  be  so 
adjusted  as  to  suit  the  objects  and  convenience  of  parties. 


ADVERTISEMENTS, 


SPECIMEN   TABLE 

For  the  Assurance  o/£lOO  on  a  Single  Life. 


Age 

Whole 

or  Life. 

Age 

Whole 

of  Life. 

next 
birth 

next 
birth 

Without 

With 

Without 

With 

day. 

Profits. 

Profits. 

day. 

Profits. 

Profits. 

£    a.    d. 

£   s.    d. 

£   s.    d. 

£   s.    d. 

20 

1   12   11 

1    18    2 

40 

2  17     3 

3     5     0 

25 

1   17     6 

2    3     5 

43 

3    2     6 

3  10    2 

27 

1   19     8 

2     6     0 

45 

3    6     5 

3   14     0 

30 

2     3    0 

2     9  10 

47 

3  11     0 

3  18    5 

33 

2     6    5 

2  13  10 

50 

3  19     9 

4     7     0 

35 

2     9     2 

2  17     0 

55 

5     0    0 

5    6  10 

37 

2   I'i     2 

3     0     0 

60 

6    3     1 

6  13    2 

The  sums  Insured  may  be  made  payable  to  the  Party  himself  on 
his  attaining  a  Specified  age,  or  to  his  Heirs  or  Assignees  at  his 
Death  ;  or,  alternatively,  to  himself  on  attaining  the  Specified  Age, 
or  to  his  Heirs  or  Asignees,  if  he  should  die  earlier. 

Example. 

Annnal  Premium. 
To  secure  £100  to  the    Assured,  aged   30,  on   attaining 

the  age  of  50,     £3     5    0 

To  secure  £100  to  his  Heirs  at  his  Death,    ...      2     3     0 

To  secure  £100  to   himself  if  he  attains  the  age  of  50, 

or  to  his  Heirs  or  Assignees  if  he  die  earlier,         ...        4  13     7 

Forms  of  proposal,  Prospectuses  containing  Tables  of  Rates,  and 
every  information,  may  be  had  on  application  at  the  Head  Office,  or 
at  any  of  the  Company's  Branches  or  Agencies. 

J  AS.   BORTHW1CK,  Manager. 
JOHN  OG1LVIE,  Secretary. 
Edinburgh,  1855. 


GLASGOW,^, 

LONDON, 

LIVERPOOL,. 
NEWCASTLE, 


Branches. 
— 8  ROYAL  EXCHANGE  SQUARE. 

4  NEW  BANK  BUILDINGS. 

.~~1   INDIA  BUILDINGS. 
~~14  SANDHILL. 


Agents. 
Greenock,— Mr  JOHN  BLACK,  Writer. 

THOMAS  O.  HUNTER,  Agent. 
„  JOHN  JOHNSTONE,  Banker. 

THOMAS  STARK,  Banker. 

662 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


NOKTH  OF  ENGLAND 

Established  pursuant  to  Act  of  Parliament. 

FOR  GRANTING  ASSURANCES  ON  LIVES, 

THE  SALE  &  PURCHASE  OF    ANNUITIES  &  REVERSIONS, 

AND  INSURANCE  AGAINST  LOSS  BY  FIRE. 

Capital,   .£500,030. 

TRUSTEES. 

The  Right  Hon.  Earl  Fitzwilliam. 
The  Right  Hon.  Lord  Wharncliffe. 
The  Hiyht  Hon.  Lord  Viscount  Milton. 
B.  B.  Pegge  Bnrnell,  E«q. 
John  Parker,  Esq.,  M.P. 
Henry  George  Ward,  Esq.,  M.P. 
Corden   Thomson,  Esq. 
John  Cair,  Esq. 

DIRECTORS. 

W.  J.  Bagshawe,  Esq.  of  the  Oaks,  Derbyshire,  Chairman. 
John  Carr,  Esq.,  Deputy  Chairman. 


Joseph  Ward,  Esq. 
John  Tillotson.  Esq. 
Charles  Sheldon,  Esq. 
G.  Wilton  Chambers,  Esq. 
Thomas  Wheatly,  Esq. 


John  Brown,  Esq. 
Lieut.  J.  Roberts,  R.N. 
Henry  Wilkinson,  Esq. 
George  Wall,  Esq. 
John  Hall,  Esq. 


Solicitors — Messrs  Wilson,  Younge,  and  Pierson. 

Secretary  and  Actuary — T.  Bell,  Esq. 
Chief  Office,  Norfolk  Street,  Sheffield. 


LONDON  BRANCH  OFFICE,  11,  CHEAPSIDE. 

PHYSICIAN. 

T.  K.  Chambers,  M.D.,  1,  Hill  Street,  Berkeley  Square. 

SURVEYOR. 

J.  Young,  Esq.,  35,  King  Street,  Cheapside. 

SOLICITOR. 

W.  Wilmer,  Esq.,  4,  Elm  Court,  Temple. 

BANKERS. 

Messrs  Glyn,  Halifax,  Mills,  and  Co. 
Resident  Secretary  and  Accountant — W.  Goodchap,  Esq. 


FIRE    INSURANCE. 

The  Moderate  Premiums  of  Is  6d  2s  6d,  and  4s  6d,  are  taken  for  Com- 
mon, Hazardous,  and  Doubly  Hazardous  Risks. 

Warehouses  and  their  Contents,  and  other  Property  of  a  Special  nature, 
may  be  insured  at  a  Premium  commensurate  with  the  Risk. 

Farming  Stock  insured  (free  of  duty)  under  one  Sum,  on  one  Farm. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


A  Discount  of  10  per  Cent,  on  payment  of  the  first  Premium  is  allowe 

on  Policies  transferred  to  this  Office. 
Rates  of  Discount  on  payment  of  several  Years  together: — 

7  Years. ..One  Year's  Premium  and  Duty         4  Years. ..6  per  Cent. 

6  Years.. .10  per  Cent.  3  Years..  4  per  Cent. 

5  Years...  8  per  Cent.  2  Years..  2  per  Cent. 

The  Directors  are  at  all  times  desirous  to  give  effect  to  a 
prompt  and  liberal  adjustment  of  Claims  for  Losses. 

Forms  of  Proposal,  and  relative  information,  may  be  obtained  at 
any  of  the  Company's  Agencies,  established  in  the  principal  Towns 
throughout  the  kingdom. 

CHIEF  AGENCIES:— Dublin,  28,  Eustace  Street;  Edin- 
burgh, 11,  Royal  Exchange;  Glasgow,  86,  Miller  Street,  and  125, 
Buchanan  Street;  Liverpool,  55,  Church  Street;  Manchester,  2, 
Pail-Mall,  and  22,  Charlotte  Street;  Hull,  8,  Parliament  Street; 
Birmingham,  Union  Passage,  and  39,  Cherry  Street;  Bristol,  2, 
Dolphin  Street. 


C.  D.  LAMONT,  Accountant,  Union  Bank  of  Scotland, 
ARCHIBALD  DENNISTON,  Writer, 

Agents  at  Greenock. 

GLOBE  INSURANCE  COMPANY. 

FIBB,  LIFB,  AHB  AHUITIBS* 

PALL-MALL    AND    COENHILL. 

1803. 

CAPITAL,  ONE  MILLION  STERLING,  the  whole  paid  up 
and  invested,  thereby  affording  to  the  Proprietors  security 
against  further  calls,  and  to  the  Assured  an  immediate  available  Fund 
for  the  payment  of  the  most  extensive  Losses  ;  and  therefore  no  person 
insured  by  this  Company  is  liable  to  be  called  upon  to  contribute 
towards  the  Losses  of  others,  as  with  Societies  established  on  the 
principle  of  Mutual  Insurance. 

FIRE     INSURANCE. 

Policies  are  allowed  in  all  cases  where  the  Annual  Premium 
amounts  to  Six  Shillings. 

Insurances  for  Seven  Years  are  charged  only  Six  Years'  Premium 
and  duty. 

Losses  from  Fire  by  Lightning  are  made  good. 

FOREIGN     INSURANCE. 

Merchandise  and  other  Property  in  Foreign  Countries  may  be 
insured  upon  moderate  terms,  to  be  obtained  on  application  at  the 
Office. 

ANDREW  TASKER,  Agent  for  Greenock. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


THE 


LONDON  ASSURANCE  CORPORATION, 

Established  by  Royal  Charter,  A.B.  1720. 
FOE  THE  ASSUEANCE  OF  LIVES, 

FOE  THE  ASSURING  HOUSES,  GOODS,  &c, 

Jfrom  gamagt  hg  $\xt 

LESTOCK  PEACH  WILSON,  Esq.,  Governor. 

WILLIAM    KING,  Esq.,  Sub-Governor. 

ROBERT  COTESWORTH,  Esq.,  Deputy- Governor. 


DIRECTORS. 


Robert  Allen,  E«q. 
John  A.  Arbuthnot,  Esq. 
George  Barnes,  Esq. 
Henry  Blanshard,  Esq. 
J.  W.  Borradaile,  E>q. 
Edward  Burmester,  Esq. 
Henry  Cayley,  Esq. 
Aaron  Chapman,  Esq. 
Charles  Crawley,  Esq. 
William  Dallas.  E«q. 
Bonamy  Dobree,  jun.,  Esq. 
Jame9  Dowie,  Esq. 


John  Furse,  E*q. 

Edwin  Gower,  Esq. 

Samuel  Gregson,   Esq.,  M.P. 

David  C.  Guthrie,  Esq. 

John  Alex.  Hankey,  Esq. 

Edward  Harnage,  Esq. 

Charles  Kerr,  Esq. 

John  Ord,  Esq. 

George  Probyn,  Esq. 

John  Rees,  Esq. 

P.  F.  Robertson,  Esq. 

Thomas  Weeding,  Esq, 


First  Class,  Second  Class,  I  Third  Class, 

Is  6d  per  Cent.  2s  6d  per  Cent.  4s  6d  per  Cent. 

^J^ttMLTJSTGr  STOCK. 

With  the  average  clause,  Without  the  average  clause, 

2s  6d  per  Cent.  3s  per  Cent. 

Special  Risks  taken  on  liberal  terras. 

Persons   Assuring,  in   advance,   for    Seven   years,  will    be   charged 

premium  and  duty  for  Six  years  only. 


IiIZFIE    .A.SSUIE£-A.:DsrC:ES- 

Profits  added  as  a  bonus  to  Policies. 

An  annual  abatement  of  premium  after  Five  years'  payment. 

A  Lower  fixed  Rate  without  abatement. 

The   Assured  are  exempt  from  all  liability  of  Partnership  and  the 

charges  of  Management. 


MESSRS.  ECCLES,    TEMPLETON  &  CO., 

Greenock  Agents. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


i!  Itartytra  %MttMt  Ctratpnmj. 


INSTITUTED  1836. 


INCORPORATED  BY  SPECIAL  ACT  OF  PARLIAMENT. 


■WESTEBlsT    ZB^-^ZDsTCIEa:. 


HEAD  OFFICE  IN  GLASGOW,    19,  ST.  VINCENT  PLACE. 


AT  the  Two  last  Investigations  into  the  affairs  of  this  Corporation, 
Large  Additions  were  made  to  the  Policies  then  in  force :    for 
example — 

A  Policy  for  £1000,  current  30th  April,  1837,  was  increased  to 
£1202  6s  lid, 

with  right  to  prospective  additions  at  the  rate  of  £1  7s  6d  per  cent., 
per  annum,  should  the  Policy  hecome  a  Claim  before  30th  April, 
1856. 

The  Next  Investigation  will  be  made  at  30th  April,  1856,  so  that 
Policies  taken  out  now  will  be  entitled  to  rank  for  one  year's  bonus 
then  to  be  declared. 


Life  Assurances,  without  participation,  effected  ;  and  Fire  Insur- 
ances undertaken  on  very  favourable  terms. 

Prospectuses,  with  Tables  of  Rates  and  Forms  of  Proposal,  will  be 
furnished  at  the  Head  Office  or  undernoted  Agencies. 

JAMES  SMITH,  Manager. 
Glasgow,  April,  1855. 


AGENTS. 

Greenock, SALMON  &  MACFARLANE,  Writers. 

„  „~.~~JAMES  TURINER,  Jun.,  Writer. 

„ JAMES  ALEXANDER,  Merchant. 

„ ~R.   W.   ROBERTSON,  Merchant. 

Dunoon, J.    C.    Turner,  Dunlt^kin. 

Rothesay, ».D.    Munn,   Clydesdale  Bank. 

Locbgilpbead,~~..«.Wiliiam  Fraser,  Western  Bank. 
Largs,  .~~,~~.w».»,Robers  Glen,  Ironmonger. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


I  JS/L  &  JEi  Sj  X  A.  Tj 

raiSlli  All  8EIT1S1 

FIRE   INSURANCE    COMPANY, 

1,  Old  Broad  Street,  and  16,  Pall-Mall  London- 


Hq-STITTTTIED    1S03. 


FOR  Insuring  Houses  and  other  Buildings,  Goods,  Wares, 
Merchandise,  Manufacturing  and  Farming  Stock,  Ships  in 
Port,  Harhour,  or  Dock,  and  the  Cargoes  of  such  Ships  ;  also,  Ships 
Building  and  Repairing;  Barges  and  other  Vessels,  on  Navigabla 
Rivers  and  Canals,  and  Goods  on  board  such  Vessels,  throughout 
Great  Britain  and  Ireland,  and  in  FOREIGN  COUNTRIES, 
FROM  LOSaiOR  DAMAGE  BY  FIRE.  Subscribed  and  In- 
vested  Capital 

ONE  MILLION  SIX  HUNDRED  THOUSAND  POUNDS. 


FARMING  STOCK  Insured  generally  at  TWO  SHILLINGS. 


N.B. — Policies  transferred  from  other  Offices  without  expense  to 
the  Assured. 


IMPERIAL  LIFE  ASSUBAH8E 

FOR    INSURANCE    OF 

LIVES  &  ENDOWMENTS  OF  CHILDKEN, 
1,  OLD  BROAD  STREET,  LONDON. 


Instituted  A.D.,  1820,  by  De«d  of  Settlement,  and  further  Empowered  by  Act  of  Parliament 
4  and  5  Victoria,  Cap.  94, 1841. 


Persons  insuring  in  this  Office  will  derive  two  important  advan- 
tages. First,  the  most  effectual  security  is  provided  for  payment  of 
Losses.  Not  only  will  the  premiums  received  upon  Policies  be  care- 
fully invested  and  accumulated  for  that  purpose,  but  a  Capital  of 
j6750,000  has  been  subscribed  to  answer  any  possible  deficiency. 
Secondly,  upon  every  Policy  effected  for  the  whole  term  of  life,  the 
insured  will  participate  in  the  Profits  of  the  Company,  by  having 
periodical  additions  made  to  the  sums  insured  to  the  amount  of 
Four-fifth  Parts  of  such  clear  Gains  and  Profits.  At  the  same  time 
they  will  be  protected  by  the  ample  Capital  above  mentioned  from 
any  chance  of  loss. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Life  Assurance  is  admitted  to  be  an  object  of  great  importance  to 
every  class  of  Society,  but  more  especially  to  persons  in  Professions 
and  Trades,  or  having  Offices,  Employments,  Estates,  or  other  In- 
comes, which  may  cease  or  terminate  with  their  lives,  since  it  enables 
them,  out  of  their  annual  income,  to  secure  a  capital  at  their  decease 
to  their  Families  and  Representatives,  which,  owing  to  the  uncer- 
tainty of  life,  they  might  not  be  enabled  to  realise  by  industry  or 
economy.  A  fund  for  a  Marriage  Settlement  may  thus  be  insured 
by  those  who  are  not  possessed  of  independent  property.  Fines 
payable  on  Leases  or  Copyholds  for  Lives,  may  be  provided  for  by 
insurance.  Persons  entitled  to  Reversions  upon  the  contingency  of 
surviving  others,  may  secure  the  value  of  the  contingency.  Creditors 
may  secure  debts  by  insuring  the  life  of  the  Debtor.  And  various 
other  benefits  are  derived  from  the  Insurance  of  Lives.  Endow- 
ments for  Children,  on  their  attaining  a  given  age,  may  be  purchased 
of  the  Company,  either  by  gross  or  annual  payments. 

If  any  Person  should  become  desirous  of  discontinuing  an  Insur- 
ance effected  at  this  Office  for  the  whole  term  of  Life,  the  Company 
will  purchase  the  interest  in  such  Policy  at  a  fair  price.  All  claims 
upon  Policies  will  be  paid  within  three  months  after  satisfactory  proof 
shall  havebeen  produced  of  the  death  of  the  Person  upon  whose  life 
Insurance  has  been  effected.  No  Entrance-money  nor  Fine  of  Ad- 
mission is  charged,  except  in  the  case  of  non-appearance  at  entry. 

Consulting  Physician  fob  Greenock  and  Neighbourhood  : 
DR  MACKIE. 


Printed  Proposals  may  be  had,  gratis,  of  their  appointed   Agents 
for  Greenock,  &c, 

MACFIE,  GRAHAM  &  CO., 

12,  William  Street. 
Greenock,  June,  1855. 


THE  OEIGINAL  AND  ONLY  GENUINE 


9 

Manufactured  by  WHITING  &  Co,,  Successors  to  BORRADAM 
WHITING  HO.,  the  Patentees. 

THE  Subscbibeb  begs  to  intimate  that  he  has  always  on  hand  a 
Stock  of  the  above  Celebrated  FELT,  which  is  composed  en- 
tirely  of  Hair,  and  is  well  known  as  being  much  Superior  to  anr 
other  in  use,  for  Covering  Ship's  Bottoms,  and  for  Engineering  and 
Railway  purposes.  ° 

ALAJST  KEE, 

46,  Cathcart  Street,  Greenock, 

Agent  for  the  Clyde  Porte. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


REGULATIONS  for  CONSUMERS  of  GAS  by  METER. 


2\  per  cent 

5 

n   >» 

10       „ 

15      „ 

WHEN  Gas  is  supplied  by  measure,  the  charge  will  be  5s. 
per  1000  cubic  feet;  payable  on  the  \5th  November,  \bth 
January,  and  \bth  May,  of  each  year,  subject  to  the  undernoted  graduat- 
ing scale  of  Discounts,  which  will  be  deducted  from  the  payment  in  May, 
viz.  : — 

When  the  Gas  passing  through  any  one  Meter  per  annum  amounts  to 

£1,  and  is  under  £10 

10,     „  „  30 

30,     „  »  60 

60,  „  „  >00. 
100,  „  „  150, 
150,  and  upwards, ~~-~ 20         ,, 

No  discount  to  be  allowed,  unless  the  first  payment  be  made  on  or  before 
*v,»  lVh  November,  the  second  on  or  before  the  15th  January,  and  the 
^  rd  on  or  before  the  15th  May,  OR  AT  THE  FIRST  CALL  THERE- 
AFTER-  and  if  the  accounts  are  not  paid  within  a  reasonable  time  after 
either  of  the  aforementioned  dates,  the  Committee  may  order  the  supply 
to  be  turned  off  until  payment  be  made.  The  Committee  likewise  reserve 
power  to  demand  security,  or  to  exact  payment  in  advance,  whenever  they 
think  necessary. 

TT  _\  service-piDe  will  be  laid  at  the  expense  of  the  Works,  from  the 
main  pipe  to  line  of 'street,  and  if  necessary  to  continue  it  farther,  it  will  be 
optional  to  consumers,  either  to  pay  for  the  same,  or  7*  per  cent,  annually 
on  the  co9t. 

TIT  —All  interior  fittings  of  every  description  to  be  done  at  the  expense 
„f  fV,;*Prnnrietor,  bv  gas  pipe  fitters  alone,  who  have  been  duly  authorised 
t  12 X  the°  CommitteVof  Management.     The  gas  pipe  fitters,  on  no 

'  „f  tn  moceed  to  fit  up  meters,  or  to  make  any  alteration  in  their 
SSu  special  Ler  from  the  Manager.  The  fittings  to  be 
annroved  of  before  the  gas  is  let  on,  and  subject  at  any  after  period  to  the 
Section  of  the  Manager,  or  any  other  person  appointed  by  him  for  that 
purpose,  who  is  to  have  access  at  all  reasonable  hours. 

TV  _No  gas  meters  will  be  allowed  to  be  used  but  such  as  are  furnished 
hv  the  Works;  the  expense  of  fitting  them  up  in  all  cases  will  have  to  be 
borne  by  the  consumer.  It  will  be  optional  for  consumers  e.ther  to  pur- 
V  «rr«.t  the  meter  •  if  purchased,  it  will  be  given  at  prime  cost,  and  all 
t"  rs  and^cleansbg  will  h'ave  to  be  borne  by  the  Proprietor.     When  re- 

6s.!!no  5,  7s— all  per  annum  ;  in  this  latter  case  the  cleaning  and  repairs 
will  be  at  the  expense  of  the  Works. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


V No  transference  of  meters  can  take  place  until  the  amount  of  gas  used 

by  the  previous  occupant  be  paid  for,  at  least  to  the  extent  of  the  value  of 
the  meter,  when  it  belongs  to  the  consumer. 

V] . The  Manager,  or  any  other  person  appointed  by  him,  to  have  free 

access  at  all  reasonable  hours  to  ascertain  the  quantity  of  gas  consumed  ;  to 
supply  the  meter  with  water  ;  to  examine  the  9ame,  and,  if  necessary,  re- 
move and  cleanse  it  at  the  expense  of  the  owner.  No  person  will  be  allowed, 
on  any  account,  to  remove  or  disconnect  the  meter  but  the  servants  in  the 
employment  of  the  Works. 

t  VII. — If  at  any  time  it  be  ascertained  that  the  meter  has  not  registered 
he  quantity  of  gas  consumed,  or  from  any  other  cause  it  may  be  found 
necessary  to  supply  gas  temporarily  without  meter,  the  Manager  to  have  the 
power  to  charge  for  the  gas  consumed  during  the  time  it  was  supplied,  and 
not  correctly  registered,  in  the  same  proportion  as  the  consumption  was 
either  before  or  after  that  time. 

VIII The  Committee  of  Management  will  not  hold  themselves  respon- 
sible to  consumers  for  loss  arising  from  suspension  of  the  supply  of  gas, 
whether  such  suspension  is  occasioned  by  accident  to  the  Works,  or  from 
any  other  unavoidable  cause. 

IX.— The  Committee  reserve  power,  in  case  of  fraud  by  consumers,  to 
discontinue  the  supply  of  gas,  without  any  previous  intimation  being  given. 


INSTRUCTIONS  TO  CONSUMERS. 

N.3. During  the  continuance  of  severe  frost,  all  meters  placed  in  ex- 
posed situations  should  be  wrapt  round  with  a  piece  of  flannel  or  woollen 
cloth,  to  prevent  the  water  in  the  meter  from  freezing,  and  in  order  to 
insure  a  supply  of  gas. 

All  burners  should  be  cleaned  once  every  month,  in  order  to  preserve 
equality  in  the  height  of  flame,  and  to  prevent  smoke.  Argands,  union,  and 
single  jets  may  be  cleaned  with  a  piece  of  strong  bristle,  batwings  with  a 
piece  of  watch  spiring  or  cut  paper.  When  a  burner  becomes  enlarged 
through  length  of  use  or  frequent  cleaning,  it  should  be  removed  and  re- 
placed by  a  new  one.— If  these  instructions  are  not  attended  to,  much  smoke 
and  a  useless  expenditure  of  gas  will  be  the  consequence. 

It  is  particularly  requested  that  when  a  smell  of  gas  is  felt,  immediate 
notice  thereof,  verbally  or  in  writing,  should  be  left  in  the  office  at  the  Gas 
Works,  27,  Crawfurd  Street,  Glebe,  and  every  precaution  should  in  the 
meantime  be  taken  to  prevent  any  one  approaching  with  a  light  the  situa- 
tion where  the  gas  is  accumulating,  especially  if  the  smell  arises  from  a 
cellar  or  any  other  confined  place. 

Consumers  are  specially  requested  to  shut  the  Stop- 
Cock  before  the  Meter  when  not  using  Gas. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


POBTBAITS. 


RESPECTFULLY   invites  an  Inspection  of  his  PHOTO- 
GRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT, 

65,  JAMAICA  STREET,  GLASGOW. 

His  Atelier  is  constructed  on  the  most  correct  scientific  prin- 
ciples, and  so  situated  that  Portraits  can  be  taken  in  any  state 
of  the  weather. 

;  His  WAITING  and  DRESSING  ROOMS  are  commodious 
and  comfortable;  and  his  magnificent  SALOON  is  adorned 
with  First-Class  Portraits  of  many  well-known  citizens. 

Having  availed  himself  of  the  most  recent  Improvements  in 
the  Art,  he  is  enabled  to  produce  Likenesses  which,  for  Beauty, 
Life-like  Expression,  and  Harmony  of  Colouring,  are  not  to  be 
surpassed  in  Glasgow. 

Those  who  would  preserve  correct  Likenesses  of  themselves,  or 
send  family  mementos  to  friends  at  a  distance,  can  be  sup- 
plied with 

GOOD  PORTRAITS  EROM  Is  6d  UPWARDS. 


J.  BOWMAN,  65,  JAMAICA  'STREET,  GLASGOW, 

OPPOSITE    THE    COLOSSEUM. 


P»T©61APHIC  PORTRAITS. 


J  TAYLOR  respectfully  invites  all  who  would  like  an  accurate 
»  LIKENESS  of  themselves  or  friends,  to  visit  his  Establish, 
ment,  and  inspect  his  numerous  PORTRAITS  taken  in  every  branch  of  the 
PHOTOGRAPHIC  ART.  V ' 

By  the  aids  derived  from  recent  improvements,  J.  T.  guarantees  to  all  who 
favour  him  with  their  patronage,  PORTRAITS,  which  for  Truthfulness 
of  Expression  and  Artistic  Finish,  are  unrivalled,  and  at  the  following 
extremely  low  prices:  — 

TAYLOR'S  SUPERIOR  STRIKING  LIKENESSES. 

First  Size,  _  2s  6d 

Second  Size,  ^~»  .^.  „^,  gs  gj 

Third  Size,  5s  0d 

Fourth  Size,  ~~~  ^„  „^.  ^^  79  gj 

GLASGOW  PHOTOGRAPHIC  ROOMS, 

57,  Buchanan  Street,  and  46,  Jamaica  Street,  Glasgow. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


G 


TO    SHIPPERS. 

RAY,  DUNN,  &  CO.  call  the  attention  of  SHIPPERS  to 
their  Celebrated  BISCUITS,  which  are  already  favourably 
known  in  most  of  the  British  Colonies,  and  in  every  case  which  has 
come  to  the  knowledge  of  G.,  D.  &  Co  ,  have  given  profitable  re- 
turns. Parties  will  be  advised  with  as  to  the  best  kinds  to  send  to 
the  different  markets,  and  all  Goods  will  be  carefully  packed,  so  as 
to  insure  their  keeping  in  perfectly  good  condition. 

Works — Morrison  Street,  Kingston,  Glasgow. 


NEW  SHAPES  JUST  RECEIVED. 
TIR,-^      DOIG, 

185,  TRONGATE,  GLASGOW, 

FOR 

§  A  IT  II,  S3   .12  &p;^  , 

Which  for  Durability  and  Economy  are  not  to  be  equalled  in  Town. 

An  Immense  Variety  of  Cloth  and  Tweed  Caps,  all  Shapes 
and  Prices. 


^T  NOTE  THE  ADDRESS— 

«H4Si.ia   issi, 

HATTER, 
185   TEONGATE,    GLASGOW, 
AGENT  FOR  LINCOLN  &  BENNETT'S  LONDON  HATS. 

-A.lD_A.lVCSO^r7S 
Celebrated  Photographic  Portraits  Unsurpassed- 

THE  Portraits  are  acknowledged   by  Connoisseurs  to  be  far  supe- 
rior to  any  yet  produced,  for  their  beauty  of  Outline,  truthfulness 
of  expression,  superior  Colouring,  and  Artistic  arrangement. 

The  Artist  having  bestowed  much  of  his  attention  to  the  Copying 
of  Oil  Paintings,  Sculpture  and  other  Works  of  Art,  feels  assured 
that  he  can  execute  orders  in  this  branch  efficiently,  the  greatest  care 
being  taken  of  the  Originals  entrusted  to  him. 

For  the  convenience  of  Invalids  and  Elderly  Persons,  the  Studio 
is  on  a  level  with  the  Ground,  Floor,  the  faiigue  of  ascending  several 
flights  of  stairs  is  thus  obviated. 

Price  2s  6d  and  Upwards. 


3,  WINDSOR    PLACE,  SAUCHIEHALL  STREET, 
GLASGOW. 

.  (Nearly  Opposite   Wellington  Arcade.) 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


JOJEUST    BLACKHALL, 

COMB  MANUFACTUKER, 

6,  dUEEN  STREET,  (Near  Argyle  Street),  GLASGOW, 

RESPECTFULLY  invites  Visitors  to  inspect  his  Stock  of 
Tortoiseshell  and  Horn  COMBS ;  Hair,  Cloth,  Hat,  Tooth, 
Nail,  Shaving,  and  other  BRUSHES;  PERFUMERY,  in  Plain 
Stoppered  or  Cut  Bottles ;  TOILET  SOAPS,  loose  or  in  boxes ; 
MARINE  SOAP;  Leather  Dressing  Cases,  Porte-Monnaies, 
Travelling  Bags  (Ladies'  and  Gents'),  and  everything  connected 
with  the  Trade,  which,  for  Variety,  Quality,  or  Cheapness, 
are  Unapproached. 


COPY   THE   ADDRESS  : 


6,  QUEEN  STREET,  (Two  Doors  from  Argyle  Street,) 

iiSM  m  111  filLDSD  CS1IB,  &LAS30V. 


H@©EHT   GBEIG, 

WRIGHT,  MANGLE  MAKER,   &  BOWL  TURNER, 

41,  and  43,  Renfrew  Lane,  Glasgow, 

RESPECTFULLY  announces  that  since  he  removed  from  No. 
20,  Greyfriar's  Wynd,  to  those  more  Commodious  and 
Convenient  Premises,  he  is  enabled  to  keep  a  more  Extensive  and 
varied  Stock  of  Mangles  of  the  Newest  Construction,  and  with  the 
very  Latest  Improvements,  made  of  the  best  material,  of  the  very 
best  Workmanship,  and  guaranteed  for  one  year. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ROYAL  ALBSRT  HOTJSL. 


m  COMMERCIAL  TISAVSLLEES,  TOURISTS,  &c. 

IN   SCOTLAND. 


MR  COULTHARD  respectfully  thanks  his  Friends  for  the 
liberal  patronage  he  has  received  since  he  enlarged  his 
Premises,  and  invites  Travellers  to  try 


ITS 


I'M  aSTTSiL, 


63,  Wilson  Street,  (adjoining  the  Post-Office),  Glasgow. 

The  Hotel  is  in  a  central,  but  quiet  and  airy  situation.    The  Bed 

Rooms  numerous,  lofty,  and  commodious. 

Hot,  Cold,  and  Shower  Baths. 

CHARGES: — Bed  and  Attendance, Is  9d. 

Breakfast, Is  to  Is  6d. 

Luncheon,  Dinner,  &c,  in  the  Restaurant,  at  the  usual 

moderate  prices. 

Danish  and  German  spoken  in  the  House. 

*%*  A  Night  Porter   always   in  attendance. 


SHIP    BISCUITS 


GRAY,    DUNN,    &    CO.    Manufacture    all    kinds    of    SHIP 
BISCUITS  by  Powerful  Steam  Machinery,  which  they  war- 
rant to  keep  for  any  length  of  Voyage. 

Works — Morrison  Street,  Kingston,  Glasgow. 

c  c2 


ADVERTISEMENT. 


SMOKE    COnSTSTTIIVrFTIOIN"- 

FERGUSON'S   PATENT. 

reftSISSI.liilAEl  *  Z9. 

ARE  prepared  to  furnish  Estimates  for  the  Erection  of  every 
description  of  Steam  Boiler,  or  other  Furnace,  to  which  these 
Patents  are  applicable,  and  from  their  position  as  extensive  Manufac- 
turers of  the  Material  required,  they  are  enabled  to  offer  on  the  most 
favourable  terms.  Where  time  is  an  object,  the  necessary  alterations 
on  Furnaces  now  in  use  can  be  effected  in  a  few  hours. 


Glasgow,  206,  Buchanan   Street,  ? 
June,  1855.  S 


%z  l$i%t\ibb  sub  j&jfijjptrs. 

THE  GLENFTELD  PATENT  STARCH,  Used  in  Her 
Majesty's  Laundry.  This  Starch  now  brings  the  HIGHEST 
PRICE  in  all  the  Australian,  Canadian,  and  American  Markets, 
and  has  been  pronounced  by  Her  Majesty's  Laundress,  to  be  the 
FINEST  STARCH  SHE  EVER  USED. 

Packed  in  a  very  superior  manner  for  immediate  Exportation. 
ROBERT    WOTHERSPOON    &    CO.,  40  Dunlop    Street, 
Glasgow. 

WOTHERSPOON,    MACKAY    &    CO.,   66    Queen    Street, 
Cheapside,  London. 


WTTTf< 


Screw  Presses,  Washing  and  Wringing-  Machines. 

THE  Subscriber  returns  his  sincere  thanks  to  his  Friends  and  the 
Public  for  the  very  liberal  support  he  has  received  in  the 
MANGLE  DEPARTMENT  of  his  business  ;  and  having  always 
a  Stock  of  well-seasoned  Materials,  both  for  Patent  Box  and  Cylinder 
Mangles,  they  can  be  confidently  recommended.  He  also  calls  parti- 
cular attention  to  his  Washing  and  Wringing  Machines,  as  being  of 
great  advantage  to  Public  Establishments  and  Private  Families, 
enabling  them  to  erecute  a  Washing  in  as  efficient  a  manner,  in 
about  one-fourth  of  the  time  taken  by  the  ordinary  process.  Any 
of  the  above  Machines  made  to  Order  with  the  utmost  promptitude 
and  attention  to  the  wishes  of  his  Patrons. 

Old  Mangles  taken  in  Exchange  at  a  fair  valuation. 

WILLIAM  M'FARLANE, 

WRIGHT   AND    MANGLE    MAKER,    &C.   &C, 

No.  39,  STOCKWELL  STREET,  GLASGOW, 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WILLIAM  It 

|)rax,tial  Consulting  Engineer  $  Dahtator, 

54,  UNION  STUEET,  GLASGOW. 

BEGS  to  return  his  thanks  to  his  Friends  for  the  very  liheral 
patronage  he  has  already  experienced  ;  and,  at  the  same  time, 
he  intimates  that  he  has  now  removed  to  more  commodious  premises, 
No.  45,  Union  Street,  directly  opposite. 

W.  H.  continues  to  devote  his  attention  to  Valuing  Stock,  Pre- 
paring Mechanical  Drawings,  Specifications,  and  Contracts  for 
Engineers,  Millwrights,  Founders,  Builders,  &c,  and  from  his  long 
practical  experience,  and  strict  attention  to  orders,  trusts  to  merit  the 
continued  support  of  his  friends  and  the  public  generally. 

•#*  Agent  for  STEAM   ENGINES  and  all  kinds  of  Machinery. 

45,  Union  Street,  Glasgow. 
IF'TJ-ZEfclSriTTTIE&IE]  POE   S-A.X.S 

AT 

JOHN  BALFOUR'S 

FUSNITUR2     WAREHOUSE, 

©@9    MJVJSWHIL&   iimilll^,  ®MI(g-©W. 


THE  ahove  Warehouse  contains  Five  Flats  (each  100  by  40  feet), 
which  is  the  Largest  of  the  kind,  and  contains  the  greatest 
variety  of  USED  HOUSE  and  OFFICE  FURNITURE  to  be 
found  in  any  Furniture  Warehouse  in  Scotland. 

List  of  a  few  Articles  in  the  above  Warehouse,  for  Dining  Room, 
Drawing  Room,  Bed  Room,  and  Parlour: — 


1000  Chairs. 

200  Tables. 

100  Sofas  and  Couches. 

100  Chests  Drawers  and  Wardrobes. 

30  Sideboards  and  Chiffonnieres. 

20  Eight-Day  Clocks  &  Timepieces. 

100  Hearth  Rugs  and  Carpets. 

200  Gilt  Mirrors  &  Dressing  Glasses, 

30  Office  Desks  and  Tables. 

100  Tester,  French,  Posted,  Portable. 

and  Box  Beds. 

The  above  contains  only  a  small  List  of  Articles  in  the  above  Ware- 
house ;  and  without  paying  a  Visit,  to  inspect  the  great  variety  of 
Furniture  for  Sale,  a  very  faint  idea  can  be  formed  of  the  variety  of 
Dining  Room,  Drawing  Room,  Parlour,  and  Bed  Room  Furniture, 
suitable  for  Town,  Country,  and  Coast. 


30  Easy  Chairs. 

50  Feather  Beds  and  Hair  Mattresses. 
100  Gasaliers  (Twoof  them  Crystal). 
30    Bookcases,    with     and     without 

Presses. 
300     Register    and    Kitchen    Grates, 

Fenders,  and  Fire  Irons. 
100  Double  and  Single  Basin  Stands. 
Piano-Fortes,  Rosewood  Commodes. 
Fire-Proof  Safes,  &c. 


ADVERTISEMENTS . 


POBTBAITS. 


MESSRS  WHITE  &CO.'S  PHOTOGRAPHIC  PORTRAITS, 
combining  all  the  Improvements  in  the  Art.  Extremely 
moderate  Scale  of  Prices : — 1st  size,  2s  6d ;  2d  size,  3s  6d ;  3d 
size,  5s ;  4th  size,  7s  6d. 


MESSRS.  WHITE  &  CO., 

PHOTOGRAPHIC    PORTRAIT    GALLERY, 

14,  BUCHAHAN  STREET, 
(Right  Hand  Side  from  Argyle  Street,)  Glasgow. 

ROBERT  WATSON'S 

CABINET  &  UPHOLSTERY  WAREHOUSE, 
22,    UNION    STREET,    GLASGOW- 

:DIR,.A.-WI2>rG-    BOOM. 

Commodes,  Pier  Glasses,  Oblong  and  Circular  Tables,  Settees, 
Couches,  Lounge  and  Fancy  Chairs,  in  Walnut  and  Rosewood. 

DiasriiETG--  irooim:. 

Telescope  Loo  Tables,  on  Pillar  and  Block ;   Sideboards ;  Easy 

Chairs,  Drawing-Room  Chairs,  in  Morocco  or  Hair  Cloth, 

:f.a.:r-:liOTt:R;- 

Loo  Tables;   Chiffonniers ;    Sofas  and   Chairs   in   Hair   Cloth, 

&c,  &c. 

ibzezd-zrooim:. 
Four- Posted  Tester  and  French  Bedsteads ;  Two  and  Three-Door 
Wardrobes;   Toilet  Tables;  Basin  Stands,  with  Marble  Tops; 

Dressing  Glasses. 

LOBBY    ^TJE-IsriTXJIiB. 

Hat  Stands,  Tables  and  Chairs,  in  Oak,  and  Painted. 


R.  W.  would  solicit  attention  of  intending  purchasers  to  his 
Stock  of  the  above,  Manufactured  under  his  own  personal  in- 
spection, with  every  regard  to  moderation  and  Economy  in  Price, 
consistent  with  Elegance  of  Desiga,  and  Durability  of  Material 
and  Workmanship. 

Inspection  Invited. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


JTOHH  FXNLAY, 

INVENTOR  and  PATENTEE  of  the  IMPROVED  RADIATING  STOVE,  &c. 


THE  annexed  sketch  shows  a  sitting-room  where  one  of  the 
Patent  Grates  is  fixed.  The  gentleman  is  in  the  act  of  adjusting  the  door 
or  damper.  This  is  done  by  pushing  the  door  back  or  drawing  it  forward, 
and  thus  opening  or  shutting  proportionally,  and  with  one  movement,  the 
upper  and  lower  escape  apertures  for  the  products  of  combustion.  The 
lower  draught  at  c  is  wbat  is  technically  called  a  back  flue;  from  its  posi- 
tion it  draws  the  disengaged  gases  either  through  or  right  over  the  burning 
fuel,  which  thereby  become  enflamed,  making  a  cheerful  blaze,  and  thus 
dispelling  or  consuming  all  smoke.  From  the  powerful  radiation  of  heat 
obtained  by  this  grate,  and  the  perfect  command  over  the  chimney  draught, 
its  economy  follows  as  a  matter  of  course. 

In  summer,  fire-places  in  general  present  a  dreary  forlorn  aspect,  by  their 
wide  open  appearance.  Now,  this  grate  is  shut  by  simply  drawing  forward 
the  back,  making  the  fire-place  look  smaller  and  less  empty  ;  and  giving  the 
apartment  a  finished  appearance  by  its  elegant  and  simple  form.  The  fire- 
draught  being  thus  easily  shut,  all  currents  down  the  chimney  are  avoided, 
and  all  dust,  soot,  or  back  smoke  is  confined  within  the  vent.  This  feature 
is  of  the  first  importance  where  apartments  are  well  furnished.  And  where 
apartments  are  ventilated,  this  is  the  only  grate  with  an  open  fire  with 
which  it  can  be  accomplished  in  a  scientific  way,  without  producing  cold 
currents  or  lessening  the  heat  of  the  apartment.  In  the  annexed  sketch,  the 
lady  is  shown  adjusting  the  induction  above  the  door.  This  invention 
J.  Finlav  has  now  extensively  applied  with  perfect  success,  together  with 
Moore's  Patent  Glass  Inductions,  for  Stair  Windows,  Greenhouses,  Conser- 
vatories, Churches,  Chapels,  and  Public  Buildings,  for  which  he  is  the  Sole 
Agent. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Auctioneers,  and  Appraisers,  Commission  and 
Insurance  Agents, 

79  REGENT.  STREET  &  26  CHARLES  STREET, 
GREENOCK. 


Orders  Promptly  Executed,  and    Business  conducted  on  the  most 
Economic  Principles. 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 


©IHAIRILIBS    H1l?MWIp 

SCULPTOR  AMD  PHOTOGB&FHIST. 
Cemetery    Gate, 

THANKFULLY  acknowledges  the  liberal  encou- 
ragement given  him  since  he  commenced  "business, 
and  respectfully  intimates  that  he  has  always  on  hand 
a  variety  of  MONUMENTAL  DESIGNS,  which  he 
executes,  to  order,  in  Granite,  Marble,  or  Stone. 

Old  Monuments  Cleaned  and  Repaired,  and  Inscrip- 
tions renewed  at  Moderate  Prices. 

C.  S.  begs  also  to  state  that  his  Photographic  Rooms 
adjoining,  have  recently  been  neatly  fitted  up,  and 
beino-  situated  in  a  clear  and  quiet  locality,  free  from 
the  smoke  and  haze  of  the  town,  they  are  well  adapted 
for  securing  clear  and  truthful  likenesses.  From  the 
experience  C.  S.  has  had  in  this  wonderful  art,  and 
from  his  adaptation  of  the  latest  scientific  improve- 
ments, he  is  enabled  to  take  single  Portraits,  Family 
Groups,  or  copy  Paintings,  Busts,  &c  &c,  with  the 
greatest  accuracy,  in  every  style  of  the  art,  and  at 
Prices  from  2s.  6d.  upwards. 

The  Rooms  are  open  from  6  a.m.  till  6  p.m.,  and  the 
Public  are  respectfully  invited  during  these  hours  to 
visit  and  view  his  gallery  of  Portraits. 
Greenock,  June,  1855. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


MR  BAIRD  begs  to  intimate  that  he  has  completed  arrange- 
ments for  supplying  all  the  FIRST  CLASS  NEWS. 
PAPERS  of'  the  Day,  and  respectfully  requests  the  support  of  his 
Friends  and  the  Public. 

From  the  complete  and  efficient  Town  Delivery  now  organised  in 
connection  with  the  New  Paper  "  THE  DAILY  BULLETIN,'1 
Subscribers  for  any  Newspaper  may  depend  on  the  greatest  Regu- 
larity. 


ze^oibzeze^t  jl;  b.a.i:r,:d7 


Wholesale  Agent  for  "  The  Daily  Bulletin.' 

} 


41,  Cathcart  Street, 
Greenock,  28th  June,  1855 


JOHN  SMITH,  JfCINL, 

CKUCIBLE,  MELTING-POT  &  METAL 
EEEINIM  WORKS, 

Elliot  Street,  Cranstonhili,  Glasgow, 

RESPECTFULLY  informs  his    numerous    Customers   and    the 
Public,  that  he  now  Manufactures 

CRUCIBLES,  OR  BLUE  MELTING-POTS, 

and  has  always  a  large  Stock  on  hand.  The  QUALITY  is  the 
MOST  DURABLE  made,  and  they  are  now  extensively  used  by 
all  the  PRINCIPAL  FOUNDERS  in  and  around  Glasgow, 
giving  the  highest  possible  satisfaction,  while  the  Prices  are  as 
moderate  as  are  charged  by  others  for  an  article  far  less  durable. 

J.  S.  will  supply  Pots  on  contract,  and  take  Brassfounders'  Ashesv, 
Dust,  Skimmings,  Sweepings,  &c.,in  exchange. 

The  HIGHEST  MARKET  PRICE  also  given  for  BR  ASS- 
FOUNDERS'  MATERIALS,  such  as  BRASS  DUST,  BRASS 
ASHES,  BRASS  SKIMMINGS,  SWEEPINGS,  &o. 

CASH  ON  RECEIPT  OF  GOODS. 

J.  S.  would  respectfully  solicit  a  continuance  of  past  favours,  and 
an  enlarged  share  of  Public  patronage. 

ELLIOT  STREET,  CRANSTONHILL,  GLASGOW. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


TO  EAItWAYS, 

STEAM  PACKET  COMPANIES,  AND  OTHERS. 


I 


COTTON  AND   ENGINE  WASTE  WORKS, 
44  WEST  COLLEGE  STREET,  GLASGOW, 

BEGS  respectfully  to  intimate   that  he  has  on   hand  a  superior 
quality  of  WHITE,  GREY,  and  COLOURED  ENGINE 
WASTE,  of  his  own  Manufacture. 

AND  ALSO, 

Superior  Patent  Prepared  COTTON  (highly  recommended  for 
lightness,  elasticity,  and  durability),  for  Beds,  Mattresses,  and  Gene- 
ral Upholstery  use. 

Terms  Moderate. 
ESTABLISHED  1820. 


BUILDINGS  VENTILATED 

BY 

CHABL1S  WAT80H, 

OP 

KING-CROSS  STREET,  HALIFAX,  YORKSHIRE, 

AND  65  OLD  VENNEL,  GLASGOW, 

BY   HIS 

PATENT  SEXi^.-^CTIlsrca-  IDOTJBXiE.CTJILILEIsrT 

VENTILATOR. 


Letters  for  Mr  Watson  to  be  addressed  to  Halifax.     When  there 
are  Agents  in  a  Town,  please  apply  to  them. 


JAMES  W.  GATHEEAL,  93  Virginia  Street, 

Ageht  fob  Glasgow  and  Vicinity. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


public  :b_a_t:e3:s„ 


MEDICAL    IB  O  TRUSTIES  T, 

RESPECTFULLY  informs  his  Friends  and  the  Public, 
that,  in  order  to  carry  out  more  extensively  than  for- 
merly Baths  of  every  description,  he  has  leased  those  commodious 
premises, 

No.  3,  KILBLAIH  STREET,  (Head  of  West  Burn  St.), 

where  Medicated  Baths,  &c,  Fume,  Plunge,  Douche,  and 
Shower  Baths,  can  be  given  Salt,  Fresh,  Cold,  Warm  or  Tepid, 
at  the  following  Prices  which  have  never  been  equalled : — 


First  Class. 

Second  Class, 

Medicated   Vapour   Bath,  with 

Warm 

Tepid,  or  Cold  Shower, 

... 

IsOd 

0s9d 

Tickets  for  Twelve  Do-, 

9s  6d 

7s  6d 

Vapour  Bath9,  with   Do-, 

... 

0s9d 

0s6d 

Twelve  Do.,     ...          ...          ... 

.. 

7s  6d 

5s  Od 

Plunge   Baths,  Warm  or  Tepid 

0s9d 

0s6d 

Twelve  Do  ,     ...          ..            ... 

... 

7s  6d 

5s  Od 

Plunge  Baths,  Cold, 

0s6d 

0s4d 

Twelve  Do.,     ... 

... 

4s  6d 

3s  Od 

Plunge  Baths,  Salt,  Warm,  or 

Tepid, 

IsOd 

0s  9d 

Twelve  Do.,     ...          ...          ... 

.. . 

9s  6d 

7s  6d 

Plunge  Baths,  Salt  or  Cold,  ... 

0,  9d 

0s6d 

Twelve  Do., 

7s  61 

5s  Od 

Warm  or  Tepid  Shower, 

... 

0d3d 

0s  2±d 

Twelve  Do 

... 

2s  6d 

2s  Od 

Cold  Shower  Bath 

«... 

0s2^d 

0s2d 

Twelve  do., 

... 

2s  Od 

IsOd 

Fume  Baths  according  to  Ingredients  used  for  influencing  the 
System,  and   the  degree  of  Strength  required. 

As  D.  J.  superintends  these  Baths  himself,  parties  may  rely 
upon  receiving  every  manner  of  attention.  First  Class  Baths 
with  three  clean  towels,  and  Second  Class  with  two. 

N.B. — Should  the  above  Prices  not  be  within  the  reach  of 
the  Working  Classes,  and  a  desire  evinced  on  their  part  for  the 
enjoyment  and  benefit  of  them,  Third  Class  Baths  will  be  erected, 
at  a  Considerable  Reduction. 

In  the  mean  time,  should  a  number  of  Friends  form  themselves 
into  a  club,  for  the  Baths,  D.  J.  will  study  to  meet  their  views 
as  to  charges. 

Ladies  ate  attended  by  a  Female,  but  are  at  perfect  liberty  to 
bring  a  Friend  with  them. 

Baths  from  7  a.m.,  till  10  p.m.  and  on  Sabbaths  from  8  till  10 

a.m.,  and  from  5  till  8  p.m. 

Bach  Door  to    Baths  in   the   Close* 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


AL1XA11I1    M'M  ASTIR, 

TAILOR  AND  CLOTHIER, 

4  0,     CATHCAET     STREET, 

BEGS  respectfully  to  intimate  that  he  has  removed  to  the  ahove 
Commodious  premises,  where  he  will  carry  on   his  Business 
iu  all  its  departments. 

In  the  new  premises  every  facility  will  be  given  to  his  numerous 
Customers  for  inspecting  a  Varied  Stock  of  Fabrics  in  Gentlemen's 
Dress,  adapted  to  the  seasons. 

A.  M'M,  hopes  from  the  increased  accommodation  and  arrange- 
ment of  bis  new  premises,  and  strict  attention  to  Business,  he  may 
continue  to  receive  a  share  of  Public  favour. 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 

CTOZHUsT    LAUDER, 

BRICK  MANUFACTURER, 

FAULSHEAD,     RENFEEW, 

RESPECTFULLY    intimates    to  the    Shippers,    Builders,    and 
Public  of  Greenock  generally,  that  he  has  Opened  that  Yard, 

No.    3,    BELLINGBURI    STREET, 

where  he  will  carry  on  Business  as  a 

BRICK,  GOAL,  AND  LIME  MERCHANT; 

and,  by  keeping  on  hand  the  best  description  of  Articles,  strict  at- 
tention to  Orders,  and  Moderate  Prices,  he  trusts  to  receive  a  share 
of  Public  support. 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 


HOUSE  AND  SHIP  JOINERS, 

BEG  leave    to   intimate  that    they  have    commenced   Business  at 
15,  ARTHUR  STREET  CARTSDY&E, 

and,  trust  from  their  experience  in  the  above  branches,  to  obtain  a 
share  of  public  support,  which  it  will  be  their  endeavour  to  merit  by 
the  moderation  of  their  Charges,  as  well  as  the  prompt  execution  of 
any  Work  entrusted  to  them. 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 


"CTIEsrXTIEID    ZKZrZETGKDOIM: 

€twpx&m  mtft  §mml  ^nraitat  Sttatihttitm, 

17,  George  Street,  Edinburgh ;  160,  Hope  Street,  Glas- 
gow ;  1,  Adelaide  Place,  London  Bridge,  London ; 

FOR    MUTUAL    ASSURANCE    ON    LIVES,     ANNUITIES,    &c. 

Established  1840. 


Dr  W.  P.  Alison,  Professor  of  tb 
Practice  of  Medicine  in  the  Univer- 
sity, Edinburgh. 

Andrew  Buchanan,  M.D-,  Professoi 
of  the  Institute  of  Medicine  in  the 
University,  Glasgow. 

Robert  K.  Greville,  LL.D 


Board  for  Scotland. 


R<  v.  Thomas  M'Crie,  D.D.,  LL.D. 

Robert  Schaw,  Esq.,  Director  of  the 
National  Bank  of"  Sc  itland. 

John  Wigham,  Jun.,  Esq. 

Edward  Woodford,  LL.D.,  H.M.  In- 
spector of  Schools  for  Scotland. 

Charles  W.  Wright,  Esq. 


Secretary — J.  G.  Harrison,  17  George  Street,  Edinburgh. 

Bankers — The  National  Bank  of  Scotland. 

Office  in  Edinburgh — No.  17  George  Street. 

Agent  for  Glasgow  and  Neighbourhood — James  Robertson,  Office,  160 

Hope  Street. 

Medical  Referees — Andrew  Buchanan,  M.D.,  Professor  of  the  Institute  of 

Medicine  in  the  University. 
James  Gray,  M.D. ,  8  Newton  Street,  off  Sauchiehall  Street. 

Extracts  from  Report  of  the  Directors  to  the  Fourteenth 
General  Meeting  of  Members. 

"  We  have  now  been  established  above  fourteen  years,  and  in  or- 
der to  show  the  rapidity  of  our  progress  during  the  latter  half  of  that 
period,  it  may  be  well  to  observe,  that  the  average  number  of  Policies 
issued  during  the  first  seven  years  was  375  per  year  ;  and  the  amount 
assured,  in  round  numbers,  ,£37, 000  per  year.  In  1851,  731  Poli- 
cies were  issued,  assuring  £130.000.  In  1852,  1177  Policies  were 
granted,  covering  risks  to  the  amount  of  £180,000.  In  1853,  the 
number  of  Policies  issued  was  1815,  assuring  £198,000;  and  in 
1854,  1336  Policies  were  completed,  assuring  no  less  than  £227,000. 

"  Thus  far  the  Report  applies  exclusively  to  the  year  ending  the 
20th  of  November,  1854,  since  which  we  have  completed  exactly 
another  half  year,  and  your  Directors  have  the  pleasure  to  announce 
that  the  business  of  this  period  has  been  very  far  in  excess  of  even 
that  of  any  part  of  the  previous  twelve  months.  To  this  day  no  less 
than  905  Policies  in  the  Temperance  and  General  Sections  have  been 
completed,  covering  assurance  to  the  amount  of  £136,755,  and  pro- 
ducing annual  premiums  to  the  amount  of  £4819,  6s  7d.  la  the 
Working  Man's  Section,  452  Policies  have  been  issued,  assuring 
£6198;  making  a  iotal  of  1357  Policies,  and  of  £142,973,  in  assu- 
rances within  the  six  months.  The  present  Income  of  the  Association 
may  be  set  down  at  £45,000  per  annum,  and  its  accumulated  Capital, 
being  the  entire  property  of  the  Members,  at  upwards  of  £131,000." 

Agent  for   GREENOCK: 

THOMAS  CXtAIG,  8,  Hamilton  Street. 

MEniCAL    Referee  :— A-  F.  RICHMOND,   M.D. 

Agent  for  Paisley:— J.   R.    PARLANE. 

Medical  Referee  :— D.    RICHMOND,  M.D. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WASHINGTON  WASTE   MILLS; 

WASHINGTON  STREET,  GLASGOW. 


GENERAL  MERCHANT,  VALUATOR, 

CONTRACTOR  OF  SUPPLIES,  &  FOREIGN  IMPORTER, 

BEGS  leave  respectfully  to  inform  his  Patrons  and  the  Public 
that  he  has  always  in  Stock,  Oakum  Rope,  Coir  Rope,  Oakum > 
Junk,  Tarpaulins,  White  and  Coloured  Engine- Waste,  Anti- Friction 
Grease,  White  and  Red  Lead,  Flake  Litharge,  Muriates,  Sulphates, 
Chemical  Manures,  Copperas,  Oils,  Vulcanized  India.Rubber  in 
Sheets  and  Piping,  Hose  Piping,  Tin  Plates,  Brass  and  Composition 
Tubing,  Shot,  Export  Cutlery  in  variety,  Roof  Sheathing,  &c,  which 
he  offers  of  good  quality,  and  at  moderate  prices.  He  begs  further 
to  observe  that  he  purchases  Damaged  Goods  in  Printing,  Bleaching, 
&c,  Damaged  Woollen  and  Cotton  Yarns,  Damages  in  Flax,  Hemp, 
Linen,  and  Cotton;  also,  all  kinds  of  Mill  Wastes,  Bale  Sheets,  Bale 
Ropes,  Gutta  Percha  and  Leather  Bands,  Coal-Pit  Tows,  Old  Loco- 
motive Steam  Engines,  Old  Steamboats,  Old  Wrecks,  Chain  Cables, 
Anchors,  Cranes,  Chains,  and  Pulleys,  Old  Steam  Boilers,  Old  Cis- 
terns, Steam- Piping,  Shafting,  Gearing,  Old  Machinery,  &c. ;  Copper 
in  Cake  and  Tile,  Brass  and  Copper  Turnings,  Iron  and  Metal  Scraps, 
Steel  in  Bars,  Spindles,  Files,  &c.  ;  Old  Rails,  Tin,  Pewter,  Lead, 
Ivory,  Zinc,  Home,  African,  and  Indian  Deer  Horns,  Shanks, 
Hoofs,  &c. 

Parties  in  want  of  Second-hand  Steam-Engines,  Boilers,  Machinery 
or  any  description  of  Job  Goods,  will  find  it  their  interest  to  consult 
the  Advertiser,  with  whom  such  articles  are  or  will  be  found  at  ad- 
vantageous rates,  and  who  continues  to  attend,  for  a  moderate  com. 
mission,  the  London,  Liverpool,  and  other  Sales  where  the  interests 
of  his  employers  demand  his  care  and  attention. 

To  Insurance  Companies,  Railway  Companies,  Lloyd's  Agents, 
Brokers  and  others,  J.  L.  appeals  with  confidence  to  his  correct 
valuations  (which  are  founded  on  actual  observation  and  general  ex- 
perience) of  Properties  entrusted  to  his  management,  and  hopes  by 
unceasing  exertions  to  merit  a  repetition  of  past  favours. 

Advertiser  continues  as  usual  to  contract,  for  periods  of  six  or 
twelve  months,  for  the  regular  supplies  of  any  description  of  Goods  in 
his  various  departments. 

American  Vulcanized  India- Rubber,  India  Coir,  imported  direct, 
and  offered  at  prices  which  defy  competition. 

Commands  will  be  esteemed,  and  have  prompt  attention. 


OFFICE:  — 60,     WASHINGTON     STREET, 

House — 58,   Washington  Street,   Glasgow. 


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3> 

SMITHS  AND    BOILEKMAKEKS, 

No.    19,    CATHCART    STREET, 

RESPECTFULLY  intimate  that  they  have  Commenced 
Business  in  those  Premises,  No.  19,  Cathcart  Street, 
(formerly  occupied  by  Messrs  J.  &  J.  Brownlie,  tinsmiths,)  where 
they  will  be  happy  to  receive  orders  in  the  various  branches  of 
their  Business,  and  trust,  by  strict  attention  and  moderate 
charges,  to  receive  a  share  of  public  patronage. 

Ships'  Water  Tanks,  and  Boilers  of  all  kinds,  Made  and  Repaired, 

Bailings,  Grates,  Beams,  &c.,  Fitted  Up. 
J*ELL  HANGUP  m  ALL  ITS  DEPARTMENTS, 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 

BOND'S  FURNITURE  POLISH 

SAVES   all    Labour,   by  producing  an    Immediate  and    Brilliant 
POLISH  on  every  description  of  Cabinet  and  French-polished 
Goods. 

A  few  applications  make  a  surface  equal  to  French  Polish,  and  not 
liable  to  be  affected  by  moderate  heat. 

On  trial  it  will  be  found  to  be  the  most  easily  applied  of  any  Pre- 
paration yet  offered  to  the  Public. 

Sold  in  Bottles,  at  6d,  Is,  and  2s  each,  by 

JAKES  §a   klEKkMWEE, 

CHEMIST, 
9,  WEST  BLACKHALL  STREET,  GREENOCK. 


MR  GEORGE  AUGUSTUS  COLE,  British  Wink  Agent, 
begs  to  announce  that  he  has  on  hand  a  Large  Supply  of 
BRITISH  WINES,  peculiarly  adapted  to  the  present  season,  and 
to  which  he  solicits  the  attention  of  his  Friends. 

Champagne,      2&s  I  Green  Ginger, 21s 

Champagne  Ginger,  ...    26s  J  Lime  Ginger,     16s 

Sparkling  Hock,  ...    28s  J  Ginger 16s 

With  other  Wines  equally  rich,  excellent  in  flavour,  and  reasonable  in 


Price 

Greenock,  June,  1855 


4,  Bogle  Street,       ? 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


COOL3    ^ZLsTID    SOFT,    J^ISTID    LIGKHCT 

TOP    COVERINGS, 


E 


XTENSIVE  in  Quantity,   Superior  in  Quality,  Various  Styles, 
Textures,  and  Colours,  are  waiting  Public  Inspection  at  the 

SIGN    OF    THE    COCKED     HAT, 
26,  Hamilton  Street,  Greenock. 

JAMES  MACFARLAIV,  Proprietor. 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 

■w  'jmL  ac-.  • 

J0S1PH    CR00K8HAHKS, 

Coach  Proprietor  and  livery  Stable  Keeper, 

BEGS  to  intimate  to  the  Public  that  he  has  REMOVED  to 
those  Commodious  Premises,  No.  41,  WEST  BLACK- 
HALL  STREET,  (Corner  of  Grey  Place),  lately  occupied  by  Mr 
James  Fisher  as  a  Cabinet  Workshop,  where,  from  the  great  addi- 
tional accommodation,  he  will  be  enabled  to  carry  on  his  Business  in 
a  style  which  he  trusts  will  give  general  satisfaction,  and  secure  to 
him  a  continuance  of  Public  Patronage. 

Harringtons,  Cabs,  Mourning  Coaches,  Box  Noddies,  &c,  on 
Hire.  Roomy  Loose  Boxes  and  other  accommodation  for  Horses 
taken  in  at  Livery. 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 

DB.     S  TJ  ^  IE, 
2  7,     SUGA  E-H  OUSE    LANE, 

BEGS  most  respectfully  to  intimate  to  the  Inhabitants  of  Green- 
ock and  vicinity,  that  he  has  been  successful  in  curing  the 
following  Diseases  by  the  sole  Agency  of  Herbs,  without  any  mine- 
ral ingredient  whatever;  viz:  — 

Consumption,  Piles,  Burns, 

Shortness  of  Breath,  Sore  Legs,  Gravel, 

Rheumatism,  Venereal,  Scurvy, 

Fevers,  Coughs,  Whittle, 

Sore  Eyes,  Nerves,  King's  Evil, 

Sore  Breasts,  Dropsy,  Cholera, 

And  Skin  Eruptions  of  eviry  kind. 
Dr  H.  has  every  confidence  in  the  healing  properties  of  the  Herbs 
he  uses,  and  in  general   cases,   a  single  trial  will  convince   the  most 
sceptical  of  their  efficacy,  and  guarantees  a  perfect  cure  of  what  he 
states,  let  others  boast  of  themselves  as  they  may 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


m 

AUCTIONEER  AND  APPRAISER, 

10,  12,  14,  and  15,  Cross-Shore  Street,  Greenock, 

BEGS  most  respectfully  to  return  his  sincere  thanks  to  those 
gentlemen  of  the  Legal  profession,  and  the  Public,  who  have  so 
kindly  favoured  him  for  the  last  seven  years  with  their  spontaneous 
patronage,  and  trusts  to  receive  as  formerly  a  still  further  share  of 
their  liberality  ;  and  to  those  who  may  yet  honour  him  with  their 
support,  he  flatters  himself  to  give  his  undivided  and  strict  attention 
to  the  conducting  of  Sales  with  the  utmost  despatch  and  promptitude, 
and  taking  of  Inventories,  with  prudence  and  care.  Sales  of  Property 
and  Furniture  of  every  description  effected  either  in  his  own  Premises, 
which  are  large  and  commodious,  or  in  Town  and  Country,  on  the 
shortest  possible  notice. 

Ample   Storage   accommodation   for   Furniture  sent  in  for  sale,  or 
under  sequestration.      All  matters  entrusted  to  the  care  of  J.  C.  are 
executed    under    his  own    and   family's   immediate  superintendence, 
therefore  the  strictest  privacy  is  maintained. 
Greenock,  June,  1855. 

WflLLBAH  JOHSBST1IH, 

Bookseller,  Stationer,  and  Lithographic  Printer, 

THIRD   SHOP  FROM    WEST    BURN  STREET. 


INVOICES,   BUSINESS   AND  VISITING  CARDS,  CIR- 
CULARS,    FUNERAL     LETTERS,     and    all    work    in 
Lithography,  executed  with  despatch,  and  at  Moderate  Prices. 

Specimens  can  be  seen  on   Application. 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 

SilBlT  HASAIIftLAHD7~ 

West    Blackhall    Street,    Geeenock. 

njBNssmxss,  wmm,  m§m  &  niii, 

SHIRTS,  HECK-TIES,  AND  HANDKERCHIEFS; 

FLANNELS,  LINENS,  AND  COTTONS. 

Greenock,  June>  1855. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


» 


D  AH  IBL    I1S1I1S 

PLASTEEEE, 

YARD:—  33,    SCGARH0U8E    LANE, 

House  :— 58,  Vemel, 

BEGS  to  return  his  sincere  thanks  to  his  Friends  and  the  Public 
for  the  extensive  support  he  has  received   since  commencing 
business. 

D.  C.  takes  this  opportunity  of  intimating  that  he  has  Removed 
to  the  above  commodious  premises,  where  he  will  continue  to  carry 
on  the  Plastering  business  in  all  its  branches ;  and  trusts,  by  his  long 
experience  in  the  trade,  and  attention  to  orders  entrusted  to  him,  to 
merit  a  continuance  of  their  favour. 

Country  Orders  punctually  attended  to. 

Greenock,  June,  1855, 


ZMTIILjIfcTIEIR/S 

FIRE-PROOF    SAFES 

AND  DEED  BOXES, 

Of    all    Sizes,   at    Maker's    Prices. 
Agent  j 

WILLIAM    INNES, 
48,   HAMILTON   STREET, 

GREENOCK. 


SHPET¥ 

FROM 

FIRE 


BOOT  AND  SHOE  MAKERS, 


B 


EG  to  intimate  that  they  have  REMOVED  to  that  Old  Esta- 
blished Boot  and  Shoe  Shop, 


{Lately  occupied 


,  IT    §(RHJ  A 

Mr  John  Stewart), 


Where  they  will  always  have  in  Stock  a  Large  Assortment  of  Ladies' 
and  Gentlemen's  BOOTS  and  SHOES,  of  superior  quality,  at  very 
moderate  prices.  Those  parties  preferring  their  Boots  or  Shoes  made 
to  Order,  may  rely  on  receiving  a  first-class  article,  and  an  excellent 
fit. 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


ROBERT  B.  ITNLAY  &  CO., 


NEWEST   FABRICS    FDR    PALETOTS. 

Morning  Coats,  Vests,  and  Trousers. 

HATS,    DRESS   AND    COLORED   KIDS,   TIES,   SCARFS, 

STOCKS,    AND    NECKERCHIEFS. 

Water-Proof  and  Air-Proof  Garments,  Cushions, 

AND    FLOATING    BELTS. 

Travelling  Cases,  Carriage  and  Railway  Wrappers,  tbc.  dc. 

Greenock,  June,  1855. 

PLASTERER, 

41,    HAMILTON    STEEET,    GBEENOCK 


Jobbing  Carefully  Attended  to. 


WXST1RH   CLOTlIlfi    DIP OT, 
SIGN  OF  THE  GLOBE, 

IE  L  Xj  ^  IR,  ID     Sd     CO., 

EA23L©5&©,  ©£©TI!S2E2imi  <§j  ©W'2F3F2,2E,E,2I3a©9 

16,  WILLIAM  STEEET,  GEEENOCK. 


AN  inspection  of  our  Chaste  and  Well-selected  Stock  of  CLOTHS, 
TROUSERINGS,   VESTINGS,  and    READY-MADE 
CLOTHING,  HATS,  CAPS,  HOSIERY,  SHIRTS,  &c,  &c,  is 

respectfully  solicited. 

The  strictest  attention  paid  to  all  Orders. 

Observe — Fourth  Door  from  Cathcart  Square. 
Greenock,  June,  1855. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


URIE'S 

3  5,  BUCHANAN  STREET, 
GLASGOW, 

IS  the  largest  and  most  complete  Establishment  in  this 
country,  having  four  separate  Glass  Houses,  large 
Gallery,  Dressing  Rooms,  and  Work  Rooms,  and  every 
other  convenience  for  producing  first-class  Pictures  com- 
plete,  in  a  few  minutes,  in  any  weather.  Mr  U.  has  also 
engaged  eminent  Artists  for  the  Colouring  and  Chemical 
departments. 

PO  E,TE,AITS, 

FROM  2s  6d,  5s,  7s  6d,  AND  UPWARDS. 


OATJTIOIT. 

Mr  Urie  having  obtained  her  Majesty's  Royal  Letters 
Patent  for  Improvements  in  Photography  on  Glass,  &c, 
&c,  hereby  Cautions  all  parties  against  future  interference 
with  his  inventions. 


THE  PERFECTION   OF   PHOTOGRAPHY. 

Not  many  years  ago,  twenty  or  thirty  minutes  were  re- 
quired,  in  the  brightest  sunshine,  without  ever  moving  the 
eyelids,  to  obtain  even  an  ordinary  daguereotype  portrait ; 
whereas  now,  by  the  vast  improvements  Mr  Urie  has  re- 
cently accomplished  in  his  extensive  photographic  esta- 
blishment, 35  Buchanan  Street,  Glasgow,  he  is  producing 
exact  likenesses  almost  instantaneously,  in  any  kind  of 
weather.  Mr  Urie  has  evidently  watched  with  the  eye  of 
a  genius  every  movement  in  the  progress  of  the  art  in 
America,  France,  and  Britain  and  appears  to  have  spared 
no  expense  or  exertion  in  having  superior  appliances,  and 
every  chemical  improvement,  for  maintaining  the  pre-emi- 
nence he  has  justly  acquired  in  his  profession.  The  life- 
like appearance  of  his  patent  glass  portraits  is  exquisite. 
All  who  desire  to  see  the  superiority  and  perfection  of  Mr 
Urie's  performances  should  visit  his  splendid  saloons, 

Glasgow  paper. 


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SCOTIA  DISTILLERY  STORE,  § 

JOil   6IAHAI, 

Wine  and  Spirit  Merchant, 

IN  returning  his  sincere  thanks  to  his  Friends  and 
the  Public  generally  for  past  favours,  begs  most 
respectfully  to  intimate  that  he  he  has  always  on  hand 
a  Large  and  Choice  Stock  of 

WIITBS, 

FOREIGN  &  BRITISH  SPIRITS, 

CORDIALS,  &c. 
LONDON  AND  DUBLIN  PORTER, 

BBiraWMB  <§  AEliA  AXIS, 

BASS'S  CELEBRATED  BITTER  ALES, 

AH  in  fine  condition  for  immediate  use. 


J.  G.  trusts  that,  by  keeping  only  first-class  articles, 
and  strict  attention  to  business,  to  merit  a  continuance 
of  the  support  of  his  Friends  and  the  Public. 


Ships  and  Families  Supplied  on  Liberal  Terms. 
Town  and  Country  Orders  punctually  attended  to. 


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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


1 1  W  ALLI ft  LE. 

RESTORATION    of  the   HAIR  in    the    Course  of  a    FEW 
DAYS,  when  suddenly  lost  from  Illness  or  any  other  cause,  is 
ensured  by  the  use  of 

GATENBY'S  EXELCIOB  DETERGENT, 

AND 

MEDICATED  COLD  CEEAM, 

Thereby  avoiding  the  trouble  of  Shaving  the  Head. 

In  using  the  Detergent,  the  head  must  be  washed  with  water.     Where 

that  is  not  agreeable,  the  free  use  of 

GATENBT'S    THISTLE    EXTRACT 

Will  more  slowly  but  surely  effect  a  complete  Restoration  of  the  Hair. 

In  bringing  these  articles  before  the  notice  of  the  public,  William 
Gatenby,  as  a  guarantee  of  their  utility,  would  respectfully  refer  to 
his  successful  and  never-failing  treatment  in  the  Restoration  of  the 
Hair  wlipn  lost  from  Tllness  of  any  sort,  as  also  SCALD  HEAD, 
RINGWORM,  and  other  External  Diseases,  while  resident  in  the 
West  of  Scotland. 

All  of  Gatenby's  other  Preparations  for  the  Toilet  are  made  from 
the  Best  and  Purest  Materials,  and  are  most  effectual  for  the  various 
purposes  intended.      The  following  are  especially  recommended: — 

PRINCE   ALBERT'S   AMBROSIAL  SHAVING   CREAM, 

For  rendering  the  operation  of  Shaving  agreeable. 

The  Queen  of  Beauty's  Golden  Balsam  of  Meroli, 

For  dressing  the  Hair,  assisting  it  to  curl  and  keep  in  curl  during 
exercise  or  damp  weather  ;  it  is  also  very  effectual  for  preventing  the 
Hair  falling  off  or  turning  grey  till  the  latest  period  of  life,  and 
removes  all  manner  of  dandriffor  other  impurities  from  the  roots. 

Pure  Marrow  Oil,  and  Castor  Oil  Pomade, 

For  Nourishing  and   Beautifying  the  Hair.     Excellent  for  using  in 
the  Nursery. 

Of  A  TENBY'S    HAIR     BYE. 

For  changing  the  colour  of  the  Hair  to  a  Beautiful  Glossy  Brown  or 
Black,  by  an  easy  and  simple  process,  which  will  instantly  produce 
the  colour  required  in  one  preparation.    In  cases  at  3s,  5s,  9s,  and  16s. 

GATENBY'S    COURT    DEPILATORY, 

For  Removing  Superfluous  Hair  in  less  than  Ten  Minutes,  without 
the  least  pain  or  injury  to  the  skin. 


G.   NISBET,  PERFUMER,   13,  WILLIAM  STREET 

AND 

GREENOCK  APOTHECARIES'  COMPANY, 


ADVERTISEMENTS, 


to>  Builders,  Ironfonnders,  and  others  using  Cranes. 


FORREST    &    ©Jlllfl, 

ENGINEERS    A  IM  D     MILLWRIGHTS, 

7  and  9,  Canal  Street,  Port-Dundas, 

BEG  to  call  attention  to  the  PATENT  SAFETY  DERRICK 
CRANES,  recently  Patented,  and  of  which  they  aie  the 
Sole  Proprietors. 

The  Patent  Safety  Derrick  Cranes  possess  many  very  important 
advantages  over  those  constructed  upon  the  old  principle  ;  and  from 
the  simplicity  of  the  improvement,  it  can  easily  be  applied,  at  a  com- 
paratively trifling  cost,  to  Cranes  constructed  upon  the  old  principle 
by  F.  &  B.  's  predecessors  in  Business,  Wm.  Forrest  &  Co. 

Patents  may  be  seen  in  operation  at  Forrest  &  Barr's  Works,  7 
and  9,  Canal  Street,  Port-Dundas,  Glasgow. 


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VARNISHED, 

On  the  most  Moderate  Terms, 

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IR/.  &c  J".  DVE^k-IR/riEIEsr, 

mim,  rnmu  &m  m&wi  mims, 

31,  HAMILTON  STREET, 

(South  Side,  Rear  Corner  of  Charles  Street,  Opposite  Mason  lodge), 
GREENOCK. 

HONXTMAW  &  CAMPBltL 

BEG  respectfully  to  intimate  to  the  inhabitants  of  Greenock  and 
neighbourhood  that  their  Stock  of  GENERAL  IRON- 
MONGERY is  very  complete.  They  especially  beg  to  call  attention 
to  their  Stock  of  HOUSE  FURNISHINGS,  including  Tea  and 
Coffee  Pots,  of  the  Newest  and  Neatest  Patterns  ;  Tea  and  C  iffee 
Trays,  of  the  most  Fashionable  Shape  and  Designs,;  and  Cutlery, 
from  the  most  Celebrated  Manufacturers. 
Greenock,  June,  1855. 


BOOKS  taken  out  in  Parts  or  Numbers,  such  as  Brown's  and 
Scott's  Bible,  &c,  Bound  with  Neatness,  Cheapness  and 
Despatch. 

Books  forivarded  from  the  Country  for  Binding  punctually 
attended  to. 


SLATERS, 
YARD:-No.    14,    KILBLAIN    STREET, 

House:  —  Allison's  Land,  4,  Sir  Michael  Street, 

BEG  to  intimate   they   have  commenced    business  on  their  own 
account  at   the  above  premises,  where  they  hope  to   merit  a 
share  of  public  patronage 

A.  &  H.  takes  this  opportunity  of  informing  the  inhabitants  of  the 
Town  and  neighbourhood  that,  from  the  long  experience  both 
partners  have  had  in  the  profession,  and  by  extremely  moderate 
charges,  they  trust  to  be  able  to  execute  all  orders  entrusted  to  them 
to  the  entire  satisfaction  of  their  employers. 

Country  Orders  punctually  attended  to. 
Greenock,  June,  1855. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


SUPERB    NOVELTIES 

BURWELL'S  PROMENADE  BAZAAR, 

14,  Anderson  Place,  Cathcart  Street,  Greenock. 

AN  inspection  of  the  BRILLANT  AND  VARIED  STOCK 
collected  and  displayed  by  L.  Burwell  will  really  suggest 
something  suitable  for  their  object,  whether  designed  for  use  o 
ornament — the  economical  or  luxurious — the  old  or  young.  HT 
recent  purchases  in  London  and  Birmingham,  and  his  importation 
of  all  the  meritorious  Fancy  Productions  of  Foreign  Countries,  ex- 
hibit a  multifarious  Collection  of  Novelties  but  rarely  found  in  a 
Retail  Establishment. 

IN    THE    FRENCH   DEPARTMENT 
Articles  of  taste  and    refinement   are   displayed   in  great  profusion. 

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of  the  most  Choice  and  Rare  Descriptions,  in  every  variety  of  Shade 
and  Colour,  and  of  most  elaborate  Workmanship. 
FROM  ITALY 
Exquisite  Specimens  of  Carving  in  Alabaster;  Figures  modelled 
from  the  Originals  by  the  Great  Masters;  Vases,  Baskets,  Jugs, 
&c. ,  adapted  for  Wax  Flowers  ;  Clocks,  Time  Pieces,  Letter  Weights, 
Baskets  of  Flowers,  Feather  Flowers,  &c 

OF  BRITISH  MANUFACTURE 
There  an  almost  unlimited  supply  of  CABINET  GOODS,  of  every 
description  and  of  the  most  elegant  designs,  consisting  of  Portable 
Writing  Desks,  all  sizes;  Dressing  Cases,  superbly  fitted  with  Silver 
and  other  fittings;  Work  Boxes,  Tea  Chests  and  Caddies,  Netting 
Boxes,  Jewel  Cases,  Watch  Stands,  &c.  ;  Papier  Mache  Tables,  Tea 
Trays  in  Sets,  Portfolios,  Writing  Desks,  &c.  An  immense  variety  of 
beautiful  Stuffed  Birds.  A  choice  collection  of  Paintings  and  En- 
gravings, framed.  Best  London-made  Jewellery — Brooches,  Pins, 
Rings,  Lockets,  Seals  and  Keys,  Guards,  Pencil  Cases,  &c.  Silver 
Butter  and  Fruit  Knives,  Pickle  Forks,  Thimbles,  Tea,  Sugar  and 
Salt  Spoons,  Silver-plated  Tea  Kettles,  Cruet  Stands,  &c.  Britannia 
Metal  Tea  and  Coffee  Pots,  &c.     Japanned  Tea  Trays,  &c,  &c. 

The  best  and  most  approved  Perfumery. 

CUTLERY  FROM  THE  MOST  CELEBRATED  SHEFFIELD  MAKERS. 
Dressing,  Side,  Pocket,  and  Back  Combs ;  Fancy  Bellows, 
Ostrich  Feather  Brooms,  Mirrors,  an  immense  variety  of  Dresden, 
French  and  English  China  Ornaments,  Real  German  and  Horn 
Combs,  Ivory  do.  ;  Silk,  Beaded  and  Leather  Purses  ;  Fancy,  Hair, 
Cloth,  Hat,  Crumb,  Shaving  and  Tooth  Brushes,  Coral  and  other 
Beads,  &c. 

an  importation  of  NEW  TOYS  has  been  made — Games  of  the  most 
amusing  and  instructive  kind,   Puzzles,  Dissected  Maps?  &c. 

Licensed  Dealer  in  Gold  and  Silver  Plate. 


Riley  Dunn  &  Wilson 

CONSERVATORS  &  BOOKBINDERS 


