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INSURANCE COMPANY, Incorporated by Royal Charter,
and Special Acts of Parliament
FIRE-LIFE-ANNUITIES.
Total Income for 1893, - - £2,797,101
THE
Funds of the Life Department are not liable for Obligations under the Fire
Department, nor are the Funds of the Fire Department liable for Obligations
under the Life Department. In this Company, therefore, the Investments for the
Life Department are kept entirely separate from those of the Fire Department, as set
forth in the Balance Sheet.
Glasgow Branch Office— 102 St. Vincent Street.
LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Sir Charles Tennant, Bart., of The Glen, Chairman.
James Graham, Esq., LL.D., Dean of G. W. Snodgrass, Esq., J. P.
the Faculty of Procurators.
A. Crum Maclae, Esq., of Cathkin.
Robert Gouklay, Esq., Manager, Bank Robt. Binnie, Esq., Merchant, Greenock.
of Scotland.
J. F. Dalrymple Hay, Esq., ofDunlop.
M. Pearce Campbell, Esq., Merchant.
Local Manager—D. L. Laidlaw. Local Secretary—John T. Fyfe
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
New Life Policies issued in 1893 for £1,318,233.
IMPORTANT FEATURES.
All Bonuses now vest on Declaration.
The period during which a lapsed policy may be revived is extended to one year, and the fine
payable on revival is much reduced.
The Surrender Value of a lapsed policy is now held at the credit of the assured during the
extended period of ten years; and during that period the option is allowed of taking a
paid-up policy calculated on very favourable terms.
Claims paid immediately on Proof of Death and Title.
Premiums adjusted to each Half-year of Age.
Minimum Surrender Values fixed.
Policy not forfeited by error in Proposal Papers, unless accompanied by fraud.
General freedom v( policies from restriction in Residence, Occupation, and Travel.
New Reduced Rates for India, China, and the East generally.
New Schemes for Life Assurance for Naval and Milhary Officers.
New and Attractive System of Provident Assurances on Children.
New Reduced Terminable Premium Rates.
ANNUITY BRANCH,
ANNUITIES (Immediate, Contingent, or Deferred) are granted on favourable terms.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Net Fire Premiums, 1893, £1,447,390.
Property of nearly every description Insured at Home or Abroad at the Lowest Rates of
Premium corresponding to the risk.
Losses settled with Promptitude and Liberality.
PROSPECTUSES AND EVERY INFORMATION MAY BE HAD AT THE
CHIEF OFFICES, BRANCHES, OR AGENCIES.
EDINBURGH-
Chief Offices-
-64 Princes Street. L0ND0N- -61Threadneed/eSt,E.C.

LONDON AND LANCASHIRE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
(Established 1862.)
HEAD OFFICE, LIVERPOOL.
SCOTTISH BRANCH—32 ROYAL EXCHANCE SQUARE, CLASCOW.
DIRECTORS.
JAMES BAIN, Esq. (Bank of Scotland, Glasgow).
JAMES BOYD, Esq. (J. & J. Boyd & Miller, Writers, Glasgow).
ROBERT KERR, Esq. (John Kerr & Co., Greenock).
D. FORBES DALLAS, Esq. (Forbes Dallas & Co. , S.S.C., Edinburgh).
JOSEPH WATSON, Esq. (Brownlie, Watson & Beckett, Writers,
Glasgow).
Local Manager—ARCHIBALD BLAIR.
Manager and Secretary of the Company—CHAS. G. FOTHERGILL.
FINANCIAL POSITION.
Capital (fully subscribed), ,£2,127,500
Of which there is paid up, ..... 212,750
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Reserve Funds (exclusive of Capital), . . . 660,259 o o
FIRE INSURANCES granted upon almost every description
of property at home and abroad.
SURVEYS made and. Rates quoted without trouble or
expense to Proposers.
CLAIMS are met with Promptitude and Liberality.
TRANSFER OF POLICIES.—No expense is incurred
in the Transfer of Policies from other Offices to this
Company.
THE COMPANY DOES A FIRE BUSINESS ONLY.
Having no Life Business, the Funds can only be used for Fire Losses.
NOT BEING A MUTUAL COMPANY, THE POLICY-
HOLDERS INCUR NO LIABILITY.
The Directors invite Applications for Agencies in Towns and Districts
where the Company is not fully represented, and are also
open to receive applicatio7is from those at present
representing Life Companies only.

THE
ALLIANCE
ASSURANCE COMPANY,
BARTHOLOMEW LANE, LONDON,
(Established 1824.)
FINANCIAL POSITION AS AT DECEMBER 31, 1893.
CAPITAL
PAID-UP CAPITAL, .
FIRE INSURANCE FUND exceeds
ACCUMULATED LIFE FUND exceeds
AGGREGATE FUNDS exceed
DIRECTORS.
. £5,000,000
£3,697,000
550,000
717,000
2,370,000
The Right Hon. Lord Rothschild, Chairman.
James Alexander, Esq.
Richard Hoare, Esq.
Charles George Barnett, Esq.
Sir Geo. Curtis Lampson, Bart.
Charles Edward Barnett, Esq. Francis Alfred Lucas, Esq.
Right Hon. Lord Battersea.
E. H. Lushington, Esq.
Hon. Kenelm Pleydell Bouverie. Hugh Colin Smith, .Esq.
Thos. Henry Burroughes, Esq.
Right Hon. Lord Stalbridge.
Francis William Buxton, Esq.
Lieut. -Col. F. Anderson Stebbing.
James Fletcher, Esq.
Sir C. Rivers Wilson, K.C.M.G., C.B.
A uditors—
Victor C. W. Cavendish, Esq., M.P., Hon. Henry Berkeley Portman,
Hon. Lionel Walter Rothschild.
Robert Lewis, Chief Secretary.
Glasgow Office—
i5i WEST GEORGE STREET.
LOCAL BOARD.
Leonard Go\ Esq., Shipowner.
John Graham, Esq., C.A.
W. W. W. Reid, Esq.
W. Craig Robertson, Esq. (Messrs
Robertson, Low, Robertson & Cross.)
Thomas Russell, Esq., of Ascog.
Stewart Lawrie, Secretary.
Bankers—Commercial Bank of Scotland, Limited.
J. Aiken, Esq. (Messrs Burns, Aiken
&Co.)
A. Drew, Esq., Creggandarroch, Blairmore.
James Finlayson, Esq. (Messrs Finlayson,
Bousfield & Co.)
FIRE and LIFE INSURANCES may be effected on the most
favourable Terms, full particulars of which may be learned on
application to the Local Agents, or to the Glasgow Office.
A

UNION
ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
Established in the Reign of Queen Anne, A.D. 7774.
FIRE ATNTD LIFE
CHIEF OFFICE—81 CORNHILL, LONDON.
Chairman—STEPHEN SOAMES, Esq.
Deputy-Chairman—CHARLES MORTIMER, Esq.
Capital Subscribed, . £450,000 I
Capital Paid-up, . . 180,000 |
Invested
Annual
Funds, . £2,450,000
Income, . 650,000
FIRE DEPARTMENT.—Insurances effected upon nearly all classes of
risk at home and abroad.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.—Absolute Security. Large Bonuses. Liberal
Conditions. Immediate Payment of Claims.
Actuary—William Wallis. Fire Manager—Wm. Geo. Wilkins.
Secretary—Charles Darrell.
SCOTTISH BOARD.
George H. Black, Esq., Writer, Greenock.
James B. Keith, Esq., J. P., Banker, Aberdeen.
Wm. M 'Gavin M'Culloch, Esq., Glasgow.
James Morton, Esq., J. P., Banker, Edinburgh.
James Francis Mack ay, Esq., J. P., W.S., Edinburgh.
James Bland Sutherland, Esq., S.S.C., Edinburgh.
James Pringle Taylor, Esq., W.S., Edinburgh.
SCOTTISH OFFICES.
GLASGOW—2 WEST REGENT STREET.
Telephone No. 4J84. Telegrams, "Reinstate " Glasgoiv.
EDINBURGH—34 ST. ANDREW SQUARE.
Telephone No. 1018. Telegrams, " Reinstate ," Edinburgh.
JOHN KERR, Manager for Scotland.
Application for Agencies Invited.

ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH
LAW LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
120 Princes Street, EDINBURGH. |
Established i839.
12
Waterloo Place, LONDON.
Subscribed Capital-£I, 000,000. Uncalled—£930,000.
Invested [Funds, £1,869,000.
Claims Paid,] £3,315,000. j
WHOLE-TERM and ENDOWMENT ASSURANCES, with or without participation
in Profits, at Economical Rates, and with Non-Forfeiture Privileges.
"DOUBLE BENEFIT" POLICIES, the Sum Assured being payable
(i) at Death, before attaining a Specified Age, or on attaining that age ; and
(2) again at Death thereafter.
MERCANTILE MARINE1RISKS on very favourable terms.
NINE-TENTHS of PROFITS belong to the Assured.
AT THE NINTH DIVISION OF PROFITS AT CHRISTMAS, 1890,
Bonus Additions were declared at the Rate of £2 per cent, per
Annum on both Whole Term and Endowment Assurances ; with substantial
INTERIM BONUS thereafter. '
ANNUITIES granted on favourable terms.
LOANS granted on Approved Securities in connection with Life Assurance.
Glasgow Branch— 10 Gordon Street: Charles H. Barclay, Secretary.
Bgents in (Sreenocfc—
J. C. Smith, Macdonald & Crawford, Solicitors, 26 Hamilton Street.
Fyfe & Murray, Solicitors, 4 Argyle Street.
Wm. Lamont, 4 Brymner Street.
J. Wallace Anderson, House Factor, 19 Cross-shore Street.
Bgent in fl>ort=

The Profit of a Mutual with the Security of a Proprietary Office.
THE SCOTTISH LIFE
ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.
Head Office—Edinburgh, 19 St. Andrew Square.
Chairman— Sir ARTHUR MITCHELL, K.C.B., M.D.
Manager— DAVID PAULIN, F.F.A., F.R.S.E.
Actuary and Secretary—-JAMES SORLEY, F.I. A.
LEADING FEATURES.
COMPLETE SECURITY WITH MODERATE PREMIUMS - LARGE
BONUSES—STRINGENT RESERVES—IMMEDIATE PAYMENT OF
CLAIMS—UNUSUAL NON-FORFEITURE PRIVILEGES—SPECIAL
TABLE OF LOW PREMIUMS:—Profit Policies at Non-Profit Rates.
At the Quinquennial Investigation and Division of Profits made
as at 31st May, 1891, Life Assurance Contracts were valued by the Institute of
Actuaries (Hm) Table at 3^ per cent. Interest, on a strict Pure Premium basis ;
and a Vested Bonus Addition was declared of £2 per cent, for each
year after the first that the Policies had been in force ; together with an
Intermediate Bonus of" £1 5S per cent, for each additional year
completed by Policies becoming claims prior to the next Division of Profits.
This Intermediate Bonus also applies to Neiv Policies.
ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT.
Assurance against Accidents of all kinds on Improved Principles.
Glasgow Office— 190 West George Street.
Resident Secretary—ROBERT BLACK.
agents for (Sreenocfc—
A. O. Leitch, 2 West Quay ; James Nicoll, 2 Bank Street ; and
William Low, 12 Forsyth Street.

POST-OFFICE
Greenock Directory,
FOR 1894-95,
ARRANGED AS GENERAL, COMMERCIAL, AND STREET,
WITH AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING POSTAL, TELEGRAPH, AND GENERAL
INFORMATION, ACCOMPANIED WITH A PLAN OF THE
'
TOWN,
PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THIS WORK ;
Also,
GENERAL DIRECTORY FOR GOUROCK.
FORTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL PUBLICATION
Greenock :
W. Hutchison, Printer and Lithographer, 23 Nicolson Street.
Price Three Shillings and Sixpence.

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CALENDAR.
JlJNE, 1894. December.
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PREFACE.
The Publishers of the Post-Office Greenock Directory
desire to thank the Subscribers and the Public generally for
the kind support accorded them in the past, and venture
to assure them that the utmost care has been bestowed on
the present issue to have it as correct as possible. The
Publishers trust it may be found both useful and acceptable.
In the Appendix will be found, as formerly, useful
details regarding Postal and Telegraph arrangements, also
local and general information.
The Plan of the Town is by John Bartholomew
& Co., Engravers, &c, Edinburgh, and having been care-
fully corrected up to date, it may be accepted as
thoroughly accurate.
The Directory for Gourock is continued.
Post-Office,
Greenock, June, 1894.

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Thompson's Corn Plaster."
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From CORNS, BUNIONS, or EN-
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M. F. Thompson's Celebrated Corn
Plaster. It is thin as silk and takes
up no room in the boot. " It never
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any distance."
Packets, 1/1£ each ; post for 2d extra.
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AND HIS AGENTS.

CONTENTS.
PAGE
Calendar ------------ ii.
Preface - - - - - ... - - - - iii.
Post-Office Directory -------- i
Trades Classified --------- 260
Street Directory - - - - - - - - -317
GOUROCK DIRECTORY AND APPENDIX - - - 139
APPENDIX.
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Addresses of M. P. s for Town and County - - - - 51
Banking Houses
Board of Trade Office 65
Carriers - - 78
Cemetery, Table of Fees for Interment, Dressing Lairs, &c. - 63
Census Returns - - - - - - - - - 51
Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures ----- Churches, Ministers, and Presbyteries ----- 66
90
Conveyances and Table of Fares ------ 58
Courts— Burgh and Police - -
Dean of Guild -------- Justice of Peace -------- Quarter Sessions-------- Sheriff Courts
Customhouse ----------
69
53
69
70
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Clubs (Bicycle, Boating, Bowling, Cricket, &c.) - - - 123
Commissioners of Supply for the Lower Ward - - - - 72
Consuls at Greenock 75
County Constabulary 73
County Council - - 70
Custom of the Port 66
Educational—Burgh School Board 102
Greenock Academy - - - - - - 102
Private Schools and Teachers - - - - 104
Eye Infirmary 65
Faculty of Procurators -------- 73
Greenock Library --------- 105
Fire Brigade 55
Fishery Office 47
Greenock and Port-Glasgow Tramway Company - - - 78
Greenock Provident Bank 89
Greenock Shipping List 134
Harbour Trust - - - - - - - - - - 54

CONTENTS.
Holidays ----..---..51
Hospital and Infirmary ........ 64.
Improvement Trust --------- 53
Income Tax Commissioners ------- 72
Inland Revenue Offices—Stamps, Taxes, and Excise - - 44
Institutions ---------- 105
Insurance Offices and Agents - - - - - - - 129
Licensed Boatmen, Table of Rates or Fares Chargeable by - 62
Licensed Deep Sea and River Pilots 60
Licensed Lumpers - - - - - - - - - 61
Licensed Porters .. ^ .....
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56
Licensed Slaughter-house Operatives 56
Licensed Retailers of Gunpowder and Explosives - - - 56
Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire 70
Lloyd's Agent for Greenock and Port-Glasgow - - - - 75
Local Events 50
Local Marine Board--------- 65
Magistrates and Town Council ------- 52
Masonic and other Societies - - - - - - - no
Mechanics' Institute--------- 106
Mercantile Marine Office -------- 65
Museum, Antiquarian -------- 106
Physicians and Surgeons -------- 74
Musical Associations - - - - - - - - 1 19
Parliamentary and Municipal Boundaries 47
Parochial Board - 65
Pilotage, Rates Chargeable on the River and Firth of Clyde - 60
Police Board 52
Post-Office
1
Average Time occupied in Transit of Foreign Correspondence 25
12
Express Delivery Service ------ Government Insurance and Annuities . - - - 36
Money Orders (Inland) 3°
Do. (Foreign) 3 2
Do. (Telegraph) 3 1
Parcel Post (Inland) 9
Do. (Foreign) 27
Pattern and Sample Post (Inland)
Postal Orders
Post-Office Savings Bank
Rates of Postage, &c. -------
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34
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Registration
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Telegraphs (Inland) - - - - . - - 3§
Do. (Foreign) 4°
Town Sub-Office and Pillar and Wall Boxes - - - 3
Public Halls 105
Public Markets 55
Public Offices 125
Public Parks and Cemetery
62
.... 56
Railways— Caledonian Railway Company 77
Glasgow & South-Western Railway Company - - 77
Registrars for Births, Deaths, and Marriages

CONTENTS. Vll.
Sanitary Department -------- 55
Societies (Provident, Religious, Scientific, Trades, &c.) - - 116
Steam Vessels sailing regularly from Greenock - - - - 78
Steam Towing Companies ._----- 83
Town and Harbour Police ------- 55
Unionist Club 106
Volunteers—Artillery 75
Engineers (Submarine Miners) - - - - 76
Rifle Corps -------- 76
Voters, Numbers in each Ward ------ 47
Water Trust 53
Water Falls Let and Unlet 54
Weights and Measures' Offices ------- 56
ADVERTISEMENTS.
GREENOCK POST-OFFICE
Monthly Director.
AD VER TISEMEN TS
Received by Wm. Htttchison,
PRINTER AND IITHOGRAPHER,
23 NICOLSON STREET, GREENOCK.
JOHN H. COX,
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IMPERIAL
Established 1803.
INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.
FIRE.
ONE OP THE OLDEST AND WEALTHIEST OFFICES.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, . . . £1,200,000
Paid-up Capital,
Invested Assets (Capital and Reserves), . .
^300,000
1,500,000
Losses already paid amounting to upwards of . . 13,000,000
The magnitude of the Company's Business, yielding Priemums annually amounting
to nearly £800,000, is an evidence of its standing and popularity.
Immediate Protection granted on application to the Branch Office, or to any of the
Company's Agents.
Applications for Agencies are invited from
BANKERS, SOLICITORS, ACCOUNTANTS,
AGENTS, MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS,
having influence to secure Proposals.
HOUSE and ESTATE
CASHIERS, and others
139 ST.
SCOTTISH BRANCH—
VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW.
Secretary—ANDREW CLARK-
Brass Window and Door Plate EVIakers
and General Engravers.
g^*Burn Marks. Steel Stamps, and Stencil
Plate Cutters.
Brass Door Plates. Berth Nos. and Key
Labels for Shipbuilders.
Steel Letters and Figures, Embossed Brass
Tickets and Time Checks
Inscriptions on Silver and Cutlery.
Arms, Crest, and Mono. Dies.
Embossed Presses and Brass Stamps of all
kinds for Companies, Notaries, Elections, &c.
All kinds of India Rubber and
Brass Stamps made.
M'LAREN & MEIKLE,
25 GORDON STREET, GLASGOW.

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Large Compound Bonuses.
Scottish
Amicable
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
ESTA BUSHED 1826.
Funds, - £3,400,000
Income, - £373,000
Claims Paid, £5,200,000
President, Rt. Hon. LORD KELVIN, D.C.L.,LL.D.,P.R.S.
Assurance at Cost Price.— Special attention is
directed to the Minimum Premium System. These rates are
deservedly popular, being less than usual non-profit rates,
thereby admitting of a large assurance at a very low premium,
—e.g. , the yearly premium payable for life, age 30, for an ordinary
"With Profit Policy for ,£1,000, will assure ^1,326 under this
class.
EXAMPLES OF PREMIUMS FOR £100 AT DEATH, MINIMUM RATES.
Premiums Payable.
During Life,
20 Payments, .
Ceasing after age 60,
Age Next Birthday.
21 26 31 36 46
£ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D. £ S. D.
I 12 6 I 15 200 260 330
260 290 2 14 O 2 19 O 3 14
1 14 3 I 18 240 2 14 O 470
Prospectuses, containing rates for With Profit Policies,
Reduced Premium Policies, Endowment Assurances, Annuities,
etc., sent on application.
Head Office— 35 St. Vincent Place, Glasgow.
Agents in Greenock—
W. N. A. AITKEN, National Bank.
JOHN BAXTER, Wholesale Stationer, 29 Shaw Street.
JOHN JAMIESON, 2 Cathcart Street.
C. MacCULLOCH, Town Clerk.
A. PICKEN, Cathcart Arcade.
GEO. WILLIAMSON, Jun., 10 Cross-shore Street.
Liberal Conditions of Assurance.

YORKSHIRE
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
(Established at York, 1824, and Empowered by Act of Parliament).
Authorised Capital, £1,000,000. Subscribed Capital, £500,000.
Accumulated Funds, £972,880. Annual Income, £187,155.
Head Office— St. Helen's Square, York.
Chairman—THE RIGHT HON. LORD WENLOCK.
Secretary and General Manager— J. A. CUNNINGHAME.
This Company has been established more than Seventy years. Ample time
has therefore elapsed to test the soundness of the principles upon which it has been
conducted.
In addition to the usual liberal conditions the following special advantages are
now applicable to the Company's policies :
—
LIFE CLAIMS are paid immediately on Proof of Death and Title.
WORLDWIDE FREEDOM OF TRAVEL granted in most cases after one
year.
POLICIES ARE PRACTICALLY INDISPUTABLE on any grounds after
three years.
FREE RIGHT IS GRANTED TO REVIVE LAPSED POLICIES within
six months of lapsing, and without fine or fresh proof of health.
SURRENDER VALUES ARE CALCULATED on a Fixed and Liberal
Scale, full and equitable at all ages.
THE SURRENDER VALUE IS AUTOMATICALLY placed to Assured's
Credit whether applied for or not.
FOUR-FIFTHS, OR EIGHTY PER CENT. OF THE PROFITS on the
Participating Policies are divided amongst the Policyholders in that Department
every five years
AN INTERMEDIATE BONUS is granted on With-Profit Policies becoming
Claims between two Quinquennial Divisions of Profits.
FIRE INSURANCES are effected by the Company on the most moderate
terms, according to the nature of the risk.
SPECIAL RISKS.— Insurances on Mills and other Special Risks at moderate
Premiums according to the risk. FARMING STOCK INSURED AT 5/ PER
CENT.
A Discount is aiiowed on Fire Insurances effected for two or more
years, when the Premium is paid in advance.
LOSSES CAUSED BY LIGHTNING AND THE EXPLOSION OF GAS ARE COVERED BY THIS COMPANY.
THE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY INSURED BY THIS COMPANY
EXCEEDS TWENTY MILLIONS STERLING.
Branch Office for Scotland
107 Buchanan Street, Glasgow.
Resident Secretary— D. MITCHELL.
Agents in Greenock.
Jas. Connell, Sugar Merchant, 20 Cathcart Street.
D. Campbell, Accountant, 49 Cathcart Street.
John Macphail, Merchant, 27 Cathcart Street.
Wm. Hutchison (of Stewart & Hutchison, Solicitors, Glasgow), 24 Kelly Street.
Agent in Gourock.
John G. Ballantine, Merchant, Kempock Street.
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APPLICATIONS FOR AGENCIES INVITED.

ROBERT COOK, Jun.,
Huctioneer & Valuator,
OCTAVIA BUILDINGS,
26 West Blackball Street,
AND 33 MARKET STREET,
GREENOCK.
MR
COOK, Jun., conducts OUTSIDE SALES OF
FURNITURE or other Goods on the Shortest
Notice. Parties averse to having their Goods sold in their
houses can have them removed and disposed of in The
Auction Mart, 26 West Blackhall Street.
SALES BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF EVERY
CLASS OF MERCHANDISE.
STOCKS TAKEN AND INVENTORIES AND VALUATIONS
MADE IN TOWN AND COUNTRY,
CASH ADVANCED ON STOCKS OF ANY DESCRIPTION
SENT IN FOR POSITIVE SALE.
STOEAQE.
PLATE, FURNITURE, PIANOS, PICTURES, &c., STORED IN
THOROUGHLY DRY & WELL VENTILATED STORES.
Fire and Thief-proof Safes.
ROBERT COOK, Jun.,
Jittctionm* Sc Jfixrmtarc Mare houseman,
26 WEST BLACKHALL STREET,
AND
33 aVC-A-IRICIET STBEET,

DENTISTRY.
Mr Bowman Fisher,
Surgeon dentist,
6 GEORGE SQUARE
(Lately occupied by Dr Black).
Bppointefc Distttng Bentist to tbe (Breenock
Jnfitmar^.
TERMS STRICTLY MODERATE. CONSULTATION FREE.
Hours of Attendance,
f
\ SA TURDA Y—From 10 a.m. till 2 p.i

POST-OFFICE
GREENOCK DIRECTORY.
ABRAHAMS Samuel, tailor and clothier, 49 Rue-end st.
Ho. 51 do.
ABRAHAMSON Oliver, seaman, 47 Holmscroft st
ADAM Alexander, carpenter, 13 Hope st
Adam Archibald, shipowner (of Adam, Hamilton & Co.),
Balgray, 5 Octavia ter
Adam Daniel (of William Adam & Co.), Holly bank,
Madeira st
Adam David, joiner, 25 Mount Pleasant st
Adam George & Co., timber measurers, 1 Cathcart st
Adam, Hamilton & Co., shipowners, 1 Cathcart st
Adam James, joiner, 25 Bruce st
Adam James, joiner and builder, 10 Tobago st. Ho. 2
Ford place, Finnart st
Adam John (of William Adam & Co.), 10 Ardgowan square
Adam Rev. Peter, B.D., assistant, South Parish, 39 Bank st
Adam Robert G., Holly bank, Madeira st
Adam William Sz Co., plumbers, coppersmiths, and brassfounders,
2 and 3 Dock Breast.
Adam William, 22 Forsyth st
Adam AVilliam, brassfounder, 1 2 Watt st
Adam William, cooper and oil merchant, 3 Bogle st. Ho.
5 Dempster st
Adam Miss, dressmaker, 19 Regent st
Adam Mrs William, Holly bank, Madeira st
Adam Mrs, 19 Regent st
ADAMS George, moulder, 5 Ingleston st
1

2 DIRECTORY.
Adams James, joiner, 2 Garvald st
Adams Rev. James, M.A., minister, St. Andrew Square U.P.
Church. Ho. 40 Mearns st
Adams John, cashier, Greenock Provident Bank, 1 1 William
st. Ho. 37 Campbell st
Adams J. L. (of Macdonald, Adams & Co.) Ho. 37
Campbell st
Adams Robert, carter, 3 Bruce st
Adams Solomon, labourer, 34 East Hamilton st
Adams William D., 17 Lynedoch st
Adams Mrs James, flesher, 20 Ann st. Ho. 12 Murdieston st
ADAMSON Daniel D., shipowner, Rockhill, 22 Margaret st
Adamson John, labourer, 64 Ann st
ADDICOTT Rev. W. H., Congregational minister, 33
Esplanade
ADSHEAD Miss, 18 Robertson st
AGNEW Alexander & Son, accountants and house factors,
15 Cross-shore st
Agnew Andrew, traveller, 22 Lyle st
Agnew David, joiner, 9 Carwood st
Agnew James, house" factor, joiner and builder, Glebe Saw
Mills, 32 Crawfurd st. Ho. 1 Newark st
Agnew Robert, feuar and carpenter, 14 St. Lawrence st
A'HARA James, church officer, 20 WT est Stewart st
AHLFELD Bernard, engineer, 31 West Burn st
AINSLIE Mrs, 8 Kilblain st
AIKMAN Thomas, engineer, 30 Wellington st
AIRD Thomas, cartwright, 40 Nicolson st
Aird Mrs, 7 Caddlehill st
AITCHISON Mrs, 12 Nile st
AITKEN Andrew, feuar, 40 Eldon st
Aitken David, bank teller and insurance agent, Union Bank
of Scotland (Ld.) Ho. Ivy bank, Port-Glasgow
Aitken Edward, engineer, 26 Bruce st
Aitken James, passenger guard, 1 7 Brougham st \
Aitken James, sugar refiner, 78 Eldon st
Aitken James R., dentist, 2 Hamilton st
Aitken John, baker, 45 Lynedoch st
Aitken John, joiner, 47 Roxburgh st
Aitken John, miller, 2 Carwood st
Aitken John, 6 Nelson st, west
Aitken Robert, joiner, 22 Ann st

DIRECTORY.
Aitken William, joiner, 7 Carwood st
Aitken William Nl A., accountant, National Bank of Scotland
(Limited). Ho. National Bank house, Watt pi
Aitken William N., flesher, 12 Ardgowan st, west
Aitken William, traffic inspector, G. & S. W. Railway, 25
Brougham st
Aitken Miss Jane, 20 Ardgowan st, west
Aitken Miss Margaret, 31 Regent st
Aitken Mrs John, 103 Belville st
AITKENHEAD Alexander (of Robert Aitkenhead & Sons),
7 Caddlehill st
Aitkenhead Robert & Sons, builders and contractors, 19
Holmscroft st
ALBERT Hall, 20 Nicolson st
ALCORN William, carter, 2 Crawford lane
ALDOUS Mrs M., dressmaker, 8 Kilblain st
ALDRED William, electrician, 17 Lauriston st
ALEXANDER Adam, salesman, 31 Nelson st, west
Alexander Alexander, carpenter, 5 Bearhope st
Alexander & Dixon, accountants, stockbrokers, and insurance
agents, Post Office buildings, west side
Alexander Hugh, labourer, 40 St Lawrence st
Alexander James, firewood merchant, 14 Kilblain st. Ho.
55 Holmscroft st
Alexander James, irondresser, 46 Ann st
Alexander James, seaman, 55 Holmscroft st
Alexander John, engineer, 5 Holmscroft st
Alexander John, farmer, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road
Alexander John, grocer, 2 Murdieston st
Alexander John (of Alexander & Dixon), Assessor of Income
Tax, Post Office buildings, west side. Ho. 80 Union st
Alexander M. & Co., manufacturing confectioners, 52 and
54 Vennel, and 10 West Blackhall st. Ho. 80 Union st
Alexander Robert, railway guard, 104 Dempster st
Alexander Thomas, brassfinisher, 2 Holmscroft st
Alexander William, blacksmith, 48 Ann st
Alexander William, brassfounder, 5 Ingleston st
Alexander William, engineer, 12 Watt st
Alexander William, wholesale and retail dealer in spirits
and wines, 57 Vennel and 2 Sir Michael st. Ho. 50
Brougham st
Alexander Miss, 5 Hill st

DIRECTORY.
Alexander Miss, 27 Lynedoch st
ALGIE James, feuar, 1 Prospecthill st. Ho. 405 Eglinton
st, Glasgow
ALLAN Alexander, C.A. (of Hardie & Allan), 67 Newton st
Allan A. E., draper, 6 Ann st. Ho. 18 Roxburgh st
Allan Andrew, labourer, 1 Kilblain st
Allan Conway, warehouseman, 81 Dempster st
Allan David, fitter, 19 Ingleston st
Allan David, grocer, 9 Watt st
Allan David N., ironfitter, 19 Ingleston st
Allan George Joseph, marine superintendent, Greenock
Steamship Coy. Ho. 9 Esplanade
Allan James, engineer, 87 Dempster st
Allan James, of Post Office. Ho. 23 Kelly st
Allan James, policeman, 6 Trafalgar st
Allan James, sailmaker, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
Allan James, salesman, 19 Mount Pleasant st
Allan Jamieson, engineer, 24 Belville st
Allan John, baker, 87 Belville st
Allan John, carpenter, 8 Hay st
Allan John, checker, 14 Brisbane st
Allan John, engineman, 5 East Crawford st
Allan John, storeman, 103 Port-Glasgow rd
Allan John, timber measurer, 17 Newton st
Allan Joseph, greengrocer, 1 Inverkip st. Ho. 40 West
Burn st
Allan Line Royal Mail Steamers—Andrew Picken
& Co., agents, Arcade, Greenock
Allan Robert, feuar, 67 Newton st
Allan Robert, sugar porter, 6 Duff st
Allan Robert, watchmaker, 18 South st
Allan Robert J., labourer, 2 Wemyss Bay st
Allan Thomas, labourer, 32 East Hamilton st
Allan Thomas, painter and paper hanger, 33 Lynedoch st.
Ho. Shearer's land, Inverkip
Allan William, cooper, 15 East Shaw st
Allan William, fireman, 4 Garvald st
Allan William J., salesman, 74 Wellington st
Allan William (of Arthur & Allan), 78 Holmscroft st
Allan William, spirit merchant, 2 Mansionhouse lane. Ho.
10 Lynedoch st
Allan Mrs, 2 Macdougall st

DIRECTORY.
Allan Mrs, 95 Roxburgh st
Allan Mrs George, 51 Brisbane st
Allan Mrs George, 9 Dempster st
ALLARDYCE Alexander, rivetter, 9 East Blackhall st
Allardyce William, moulder, 1 1 Belville st
Allardyce Mrs, 10 Baker st
ALLISON & Brand, timber merchants and sawmillers, 16
West Burn st
Allison David, engineer, 32 Ingleston st
Allison John (of Alex. Whitelaw & Co.), 27 Robertson st
Allison Robert, blacksmith, 41 Ann st
Allison Thomas, painter, 49 Trafalgar st
Allison William, feuar, 1 7 Hamilton st. Ho. 43 Esplanade
Allison Miss, 71 Nicolson st
Allison Mrs Alexander, 26 Brisbane st
Allison Mrs Stewart, 12 East Blackhall st
ALLSHORN Mrs, 11 Lyle st
ALSTON Mrs Alexander, 37 Kelly st
Alston Mrs John, 44 Margaret st
ALTMONT Duncan, sugarboiler, 23 Newton st
AMERICAN Line United States Mail Steamers-
Agents, Andrew Picken & Co., Arcade
AMOS Miss, 6 Ardgowan st, west
ANCHOR Line Agency, James Little & Co.,
Excise Buildings
ANDERSON Adam, machinist, 66 East Hamilton st
Anderson Adam, skinner, 26 East Crawford st
Anderson Alexander, bank porter, 14 Cross-shore st
Anderson Alexander, locomotive foreman, 60 East Crawford
st
Anderson Alexander, moulder, 36 St. Lawrence st
Anderson Alexander, jun., stationmaster, Cartsdyke. Ho.
5 East Crawford st
Anderson Alexander T., inland revenue officer, 21 Newton st
Anderson Andrew, railway inspector, 17 Bogle st
Anderson Bruce, slater, 1 2 Mill st
Anderson Charles, labourer, 1 Broomhill st
Anderson D. & Son (Limited), felt manufacturers, 12 Bogle st
Anderson Duncan, joiner, 41 Ann st
Anderson Duncan, postman, 9 Mount Pleasant st
Anderson George, insurance agent, 16 Bruce st
Anderson George, of postal telegraphs, 29 Dempster st

DIRECTORY.
Anderson George C, coal agent, 53 Drumfrochar rd
Anderson H. & Son, drapers, 38 Hamilton st and 29 Rueend
st
Anderson Hugh, driller, 3 Bruce st
Anderson Hugh (of H. Anderson & Son), 48 Brougham st
Anderson James, boilermaker, 3 Antigua st
Anderson James, boilermaker, 21 Lynedoch st
Anderson James, engineer, 5 Antigua st
Anderson James, joiner, 85 Wellington st
Anderson James, joiner, 105 Belville st
Anderson James, labourer, 99 Port-Glasgow rd
Anderson James, moulder, 31 Ingleston st
Anderson James, steward, 61 Belville st
Anderson John & Co., sugar merchants, Sugar Exchange
Anderson John (of John Anderson & Co.), Linden bank, 39
Esplanade
Anderson John, blacksmith, 50 St. Lawrence st
Anderson John, coachman, 30 West Blackhall st
Anderson John, clothier, 32 Cathcart st. Ho. 77 Holms-
croft st
Anderson John, engine driver, 8 Patrick st
Anderson John, engineer, 10 Lynedoch st
Anderson John, storeman, 71 Regent st
Anderson Joseph, engineer, 77 Holmscroft st
Anderson J. Wallace (of Alexander Agnew & Son), 67
Union st
Anderson Matthew, salesman, 1 1 2 Dempster st
Anderson Otto, rigger, 3 Arthur st
Anderson Peter, cabinetmaker, 5 Ratho st
Anderson Robert, engineer, 8 Nile st
Anderson Robert, engineer, 9 Roxburgh st
Anderson Robert, engineer, 24 Patrick st
Anderson Robert, labourer, 5 John st
Anderson R. W. (of H. Anderson & Son), 48 Brougham st
Anderson Thomas, carter, 39 Ann st
Anderson Thomas, railway guard, 15 Brougham st
Anderson William, blacksmith, Overton
Anderson William, boilermaker, 5 Rue-end st
Anderson William, labourer, 22 John st
Anderson William, moulder, 61 Belville st
Anderson William, saddler, 87 Wellington st
Anderson William, skinner, 24 East Crawford st

DIRECTORY.
Anderson Miss C, greengrocer, 16 Kelly st. Ho. 85
Wellington st
Anderson Mrs Andrew, tobacconist, 65 Rue-end st. Ho. 1
Watt pi
Anderson Mrs E., 11 Antigua st
Anderson Mrs George J., 42 Brisbane st
Anderson Mrs James, 1 Holmscroft st
Anderson Mrs James L., 80 Finnart st
Anderson Mrs John, 103 Belville st
Anderson Mrs Richard, 67 Union st
Anderson Mrs William, Afton bank, 35 Fox st
Anderson Mrs William, 23 Kelly st
Anderson Mrs, 7 Cathcart st
Anderson Mrs, 10 Belville st
ANDREW Alexander, writer, 17 Hamilton st. Ho. 5 Roxburgh
st
Andrew David, pawnbroker, 5 William st. Ho. 12 Brisbane
st
Andrew John, joiner, 95 Roxburgh st
Andrew Mrs Alexander, 5 Roxburgh st
Andrew Mrs, 32 Nicolson st
ANDREWS Hugh, compositor, 25 Trafalgar st
Andrews John, salesman, 2 1 Wellington st
ANGUS Duncan, engineer, 41 Roxburgh st
Angus James, engineer, 3 Lauriston st
Angus James (of Post Office), 92 Dempster st
Angus John, patternmaker, 59 Belville st
Angus John W., Superintendent of Police, Central Police
Chambers. Ho. 12 Forsyth st
Angus Robert, fitter, 20 Cathcart st
Angus Thomas, 27 Patrick st
Angus Thomas, policeman, 66 Ann st
ANKER Hans, ship chandler, 2 George sq
ANTHEM John, confectioner, 41 West Blackhall st
ANTON David, shipmaster, 17 South st
ANTWERP Steamship Office, Customhouse buildings
Allan Swan, agent
APOTHECARIES' Hall (Greenock), 28 Hamilton st
APPLETON Thomas, rope and twine maker, Ladyburn.
Ho. 91 East Hamilton st
Appleton Mrs, 1 1 West Stewart st
Appleton Mrs R., 27 West Blackhall st
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DIRECTORY.
ARBUCKLE Miss, 5 Kelly st
Arbuckle Mrs, 1 1 Fox st
ARCHER William, engine driver, 13 Watt st
ARCHIBALD Alexander, bank teller (British Linen Co.'s
Bank), 7 Ardgowan st, west
Archibald James, labourer, 3 Belville st
Archibald Thomas P., 51 Brisbane st
Archibald William, wine and spirit merchant, 13 Charles st
and 28 Market st. Ho. 7 Ardgowan st, west
ARDGOWAN Bowling Club—Robert Wilson, secretary and
treasurer, 2 Church pi
ARETHUSx\ Ship Co. (Limited), J. M. Macfarlane & Co.,
managers, Wallace buildings
ARGYLE and Sutherland Highlanders, Drill Hall, 27
Kelly st
Argyle Laundry, 25 West Stewart st
ARKLEY Miss, 39 Newton st
ARMITAGE & Co., brewers, the Greenock Brewery, 8
Captain st
Armitage George, chemist and druggist, 30 Hamilton st.
Ho. 64 Newton st
Armitage Mrs, 47 Trafalgar st
ARMOUR George, carpenter, 50 Holmscroft st
Armour John, mason, 31 Trafalgar st
Armour John, tailor and clothier, 78 Roxburgh st and 10
Bruce st. Ho. 21 Nelson st, west
Armour M. & J., confectioners, 9 Hamilton st. Ho. 21
Nelson st, west
Armour Matthew, boot and shoemaker, 56 Kelly st
Armour Mrs William, 10 Hope st
ARMSTRONG David, sailmaker, 3 Argyle st
Armstrong David A., clerk, 16 Wellington st
Armstrong John, fireman, 112 Dempster st
Armstrong John, fitter, 77 Regent st
Armstrong William, labourer, 29 Main st
Armstrong William, painter, 34 Crescent st
ARNOT John, journalist, 77 Holmscroft st
ARNOTT David, carpenter, 91 Belville st
Arnott James, 29 Bank st
ARTHUR Alexander, cabinetmaker, 30 Kelly st
Arthur Andrew, cashier at James Richardson & Co.'s. Ho.
Hughenden, Tort-Glasgow

DIRECTORY.
Arthur & Allan, plumbers and gasfitters, 48 Ann st
Arthur David, sen., Strone villa, Kilmalcolm rd
Arthur James, boilermaker, 3 Lauriston st
Arthur John P. (of Arthur & Allan). Ho. Viewfield,
Ashton, Gourock
Arthur Joseph, ship steward, 5 Hill st
Arthur J. F., wine and spirit merchant, 38 West Blackhall st,
and 14 Old Sneddon st, Paisley. Ho. 20 Eldon st
Arthur Thomas, moulder, 2 Kilblain st
Arthur Thomas (of Auchmountain Steam Laundry Co.),
57 Belville st
Arthur William, baker, 5 Bearhope st
Arthur Miss A. J., dressmaker, 7 Brisbane st
ARTHURS William, river pilot, 22 Kelly st
ARTILLERY Volunteers' Drill Hall, 18 West Burn st
ASSESSOR of Income Tax for the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire,
Tohn Alexander, Post Office buildings
ASSOCIATED Carters' Society of Scotland, 17 Brymner st.
Robert Lemmon, secretary
ATKINSON Alexander, boilermaker, 20 Lynedoch st
Atkinson John, coppersmith, 31 East Crawford st
Atkinson Richard, boilermaker, 37 Lynedoch st
AUCHMOUNTAIN Steam Laundry, Carpet Beating, and
Dry Cleaning Co., Kilmalcolm rd
AUGUSTINE Established Church, Belville st
AULD George, painter, 49 Mearns st
Auld James & Frame, solicitors and notaries public, Post
Office buildings (west side)
Auld James (of James Auld & Frame), Procurator-Fiscal for
the Burgh, 42 Margaret st
Auld James, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and Venetian blindmaker,
14 Kilblain st. Ho. 67 Nicolson st
Auld John, patternmaker, 9 Antigua st
Auld Robert, teacher, 8 Lyle st
Auld William, engine driver, 33 West Stewart st
Auld William, writer, notary public, and J. P. Fiscal, 27
West Burn st. Ho. 79 Newton st
Auld Misses, 35 Brisbane st
Auld Mrs H., 1 Kelly st
AUSTIN Adam (of Austin & Kinnaird) 8 Wellington
st
Austin & Kinnaird, joiners and builders, 19 Bogle st

DIRECTORY.
AUSTRALIAN Irrigation Colonies (Chaffey Brothers,
Limited)—T. O. Hunter & Co., agents
AYRES Robert, Primitive Methodist minister, 49 Brisbane st
B
BACKAS Edward, sawyer, 2 Duff st
BACKER William, rigger, 41 Crawfurd st
BAILEY James, police sergeant, 10 Lyle st
Bailey J. W. (manager Brewer's Sugar Co., Limited), 52
Forsyth st
BAILLIE Andrew, engineer, 105 Belville st
Baillie Archibald, engineman, 18 Antigua st
Baillie George, ropespinner, 48 Ann st
Baillie James, caulker, 42 Roxburgh st
Baillie James, harbour and dock master, Harbour Office.
Ho. 11 Roxburgh st
Baillie Mrs William, 4 Kilblain st
BAIN Alexander, cooper, 9 Holmscroft st
Bain Alexander, smith, 20 John st
Bain John, moulder, 16 Crescent st
Bain Thomas, moulder, 22 St. Lawrence st
Bain Thomas, painter, 112 Drumfrochar rd
Bain William, brassfinisher, 18 Roxburgh st
Bain William, ironmoulder, 19 Ingleston pi
Bain Miss L. S., wholesale and retail poulterer, 3 Hamilton
st. Ho. 6 Finnart st
Bain Mrs Thomas, 14 John st
Bain Mrs William, greengrocer, 9 Brisbane st
Bain Mrs, 31 Nelson st, west
Bain Mrs, 29 Regent st
BAINE & Johnstone, merchants and shipowners, Clyde
buildings, 19 West Blackhall st
Baine John A., chemist, 3 Grey pi. Ho. 3 do.
Baine William, 6 Finnart st
Baine William, ropemaker, 43 Wellington st
Baine Miss, 5 Mount Pleasant st
Baine Mrs James, 26 Patrick st
Baine Mrs William, 21 Mount Pleasant st
BAIRD Arthur R., registrar of births, &c. (west district),.
Municipal buildings, Wallace sq. Ho. 24 Brisbane st

DIRECTORY. 1
Baird Hugh, mason and sculptor, 7 Brougham st. Ho. 20
Wellington st
Baird Matthew, mason, 45 Holmscroft st
Baird John, 30 Nelson st, west
Baird John, gardener, 2 Fox st
Baird Robert A., stationer, printer, and bookbinder, Munici
pal buildings
Baird T. & Co., gardeners, 27 Brougham st. Ho. 2 Fox st
Baird William, vanman, 13 Lauriston st
Baird Miss Jane, restaurant, 1 1 Cathcart st. Ho. 7 Lyle st
BALFOUR Daniel, ropemaker, 58 Lynedoch st
Balfour William, clerk, 94 Dempster st
BALLANTINE & Rowan, sugar refiners, Dellingburn st
Ballantine George, brakesman, 39 Lynedoch st
Ballantine James, labourer, 9 Serpentine walk
Ballantine John, joiner, 6 Chapel st
Ballantine William, Inspector of Markets. Ho. 44 South st
Ballantine Mrs James, 7 Houston st
BALLANTYNE Alexander R., 28 Forsyth st
Ballantyne John, labourer, 8 Nile st
Ballantyne Mrs, Police buildings, Dalrymple st
BALLMENT Mrs, Greenbank house, 50 Kelly st
BANK of Scotland, 47 Cathcart st— P. Macdonald, agent
BANKS Alexander (of Banks & Miller), 24 Patrick st
Banks David S., clerk, 97 Roxburgh st
Banks Harris, picture frame dealer, 16 Cathcart st
Banks Harry, potter, 20 Pottery st
Banks James, clerk, 19 Brisbane st
Banks John, flesher, 3 Prospecthill st. Ho. 5 Nile st
Banks & Miller, accountants, house factors, and insurance
agents, 45 Hamilton st
BANNATYNE Ebenezer, joiner, 8 East Blackhall st
Bannatyne Mrs Robert, 3 Ropework st
BANNERMAN Mrs, laundry, 54 Holmscroft st
BANNIGAN D., bag merchant, 18 Cathcart st. Ho. 15
Laird st
BAPTIST Church, George square
Baptist Church, Orangefield
BARBOUR Archibald, blockmaker, 2c South st
Barbour Archibald, caulker, 13 East Crawford st
Barbour James, boatman, 5 York st
Barbour James, carpenter, 46 East Hamilton st
1

DIRECTORY.
Barbour James, clerk, 10 Murdieston st
Barbour John, grocer and provision merchant, 9 Arthur st.
Ho. 9 Macdougall st
Barbour Peter, brassfinisher, 22 Lynedoch st
Barbour Thomas, draper, 1 1 Nelson st, west
Barbour William, grocer, 42 West Burn st. Ho. 9 Macdougall
st
Barbour William, machinist, 13 Mearn st
Barbour William, patternmaker, 24 St. Lawrence st
Barbour Miss, 84 Belville st
Barbour Mrs, ladies' nurse, 57 Holmscroft st
Barbour Mrs, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
BARCLAY Henry, carter, 6 Carwood st
Barclay Henry, labourer, 9 Belville st
Barclay James, baker, 18 East Crawford st
Barclay James, caulker, 19 Ingleston st
Barclay John, carter, 75 Regent st
Barclay John, clerk, 14 Hope st
Barclay John, feuar, 24 South st
Barclay John, joiner, 83 Wellington st
Barclay John (of Blake, Barclay & Co.), Oakfield east,
Ratho st
Barclay John S., house and ship plumber, 2 West Breast.
Ho. 17 Union st
Barclay M.A., Rev. Robert, minister of the West Parish, 10
Bedford st
Barclay Robert, baker, 45 Trafalgar st
Barclay William, engineer, 7 Prospecthill st
Barclay William, joiner, 5 Newton st
Barclay William, saw doctor, 28 East Hamilton st
Barclay Mrs James, 15 Newton st
Barclay Mrs, 23 Trafalgar st
Barclay Mrs, confectioner, 66 Vennel. Ho. 22 Sugarhouse
lane
BARHAM William Henry, R.N.R., examiner masters and
mates, Board of Trade Offices, Greenock. Ho. Clydetorre,
Victoria rd, Gourock
BARK Andrew, carpenter, 33 Nelson st, west
BARNES William, labourer, 3 Crescent st
BARR Alexander, saddler, 29 Sugarhouse lane
Barr & Co., coppersmiths and brassfounders, Orchard and
Ingleston sts

DIRECTORY. 13
Barr & Macfarlane, fleshers,
doch st
47 Hamilton st and 22 Lyne-
Barr Archibald, joiner, 30 East Hamilton st
Barr Daniel, cabinetmaker, 15 Hope st
Barr David, labourer, 47 Crawfurd st
Barr James, fruit and vegetable merchant, 34 Shaw st
23 Roxburgh st
Ho.
Barr James, butcher, 19 Bruce st
Barr James, foreman, 91 Bellville st
Barr James S., 32 Ardgowan st, west
Barr John, grocer, 33 Lynedoch st. Ho. 33 Bank st
4*- Barr John (of Barr & Co.), Mountview, Belville st
Barr Neill, fitter, 24 St. Lawrence st
Barr Peter, boilermaker, 24 St. Lawrence st
Barr Robert, coal merchant, 21 Wellington st
Barr Robert, dairyman, 37 West Stewart st
Barr Robert, sugar porter, 5 Cathcart st
Barr William, carpenter, 16 Arthur st
4s -
Barr William, engineer, 63 Belville st
Barr William, vanman, 52 Regent st
Barr William (of Barr & Macfarlane), 2 Finnart st
Barr Miss, boys' dressmaker,- 13 Mount Pleasant st
Barr Miss, feuar, 33 Brougham st
Barr Miss, 23 Roxburgh st
Barr Miss, 1 8 Sir Michael st
Barr Mrs John L., 65 Finnart st
BARRETT Charles, overlooker, 114 Drumfrochar rd
BARRIE Andrew D., surgeon, Newark Lodge, 28 Newark st
Barrie David, engine driver, 33 West Stewart st
Barrie John, shoemaker, 44 Lynedoch st
Barron Alexander, labourer, 37 Crawfurd st
Barron James, blacksmith, 25 Bruce st
Barron John, rivetter, 5 Bruce st
Barron Mrs, 50 Ann st
BARRY Patrick, salesman, 47 Shaw st
BATES George, policeman, 3 Hope st
Bates Stewart, engine driver, 108 Dempster st
Bates Thomas, professor of music, 26 Robertson sit
BATHER Samuel, gardener, 10 Kelly st
BATHGATE Alexander (of A. Bathgate & Co.), 21
Newton st
Bathgate A. & Co., sugar merchants, Sugar Exchange

14
DIRECTORY.
Bathgate James, traveller, 32 South st
Bathgate Charles, blacksmith, 18 Antigua st
Bathgate Mrs Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, 14
Terrace rd. Ho. 50 South st
BATTERS Silas, machinist, 1 Bruce st
BAUCHOPE Moses, clerk, 89 Dempster st
BAUMGART G, seaman, 22 West Blackhall st
BAUMANN J., manager Roxburgh St. Refinery. Ho. 4c
Sir Michael st
BAXTER Alexander (of Baxter Bros.), 11 Dempster st
Baxter Andrew, (at Clyde Pottery Co.), 5 Shaw pi
Baxter Archibald, boilermaker, 7 Holmscroft st
Baxter Archibald, compositor, 1 1 Watt st
Baxter Bros., wholesale stationers, 29 Shaw st
Baxter David, engineer, 89 Belville st
Baxter George R., painter, 13 Mount Pleasant st
Baxter John, engineer, 87 Belville st
Baxter John, mate, 19 Trafalgar st
Baxter John (of Baxter Bros.), 27 Mearns st
Baxter Thomas, grocer and provision merchant, 45 Cathcart
st. Ho. 9 South st
Baxter Thomas H., engineer, 45 Trafalgar st
Baxter William B., Whitefarland, Octavia terrace
Baxter Mrs, 95 Roxburgh street
BAYNE Miss, 34 East Hamilton st
BEATON Donald, labourer, 5 Cross-shore st
Beaton James, machinist, 68 East Hamilton st
Beaton John, carpenter, 68 East Hamilton st
Beaton John, labourer, 19 Regent st
Beaton John, labourer, 3 Mill st
Beaton Peter, contractor, 12 West Burn st
Beaton William, foreman, 30 East Hamilton st
Beaton Mrs Thomas, 3 York st
Beaton, Mrs Lachlan, 6 Hope st
BEATTIE James, carter, 1 1 Inverkip st
Beattie William, slater, 115 Dempster st
Beattie Misses, Caddlehill Laundry, 55 Kelly st. Ho. 68 do.
Beattie Miss J., 10 Brisbane st
BEBBINGTON Joseph, engine driver, 11 East Crawford st
BEDDING Warehouse, 28 Cathcart st
BEGG J. Henderson, advocate, Sheriff Substitute. Ho.
Thorndean, 48 Union st

DIRECTORY.
Begg Samuel, traveller, 25 Dempster st
BEITH Matthew, tailor, 8 Murdieston st
Beith Thomas, brassflnisher, 14 Hope st
Beith Miss Margaret, tailoress, 53 Kelly st
BELL Alexander, coachman, 24 West Blackhall st
Bell Archibald & Sons, dyers, cleaners, and French cleaners,
4 Argyle st. Works— Paisley.
Bell Arthur, cashier, 30 Roxburgh st
Bell Francis, labourer, 5 East William st
Bell I. & Co., fruit merchants, 35 West Blackhall st. Ho.
36 West Stewart st
Bell John, baker, 23 Charles st. Ho. 14 West Blackhall
st
Bell John, jun., baker, 67 Roxburgh st
Bell John, carter, 38 Crawfurd st
Bell John, cooper, 8 Mearns st
Bell John, labourer, 36 St. Lawrence st
Bell John, plumber, 1 1 Market st
Bell John, vanman, 23 Sir Michael st
Bell Peter, shipmaster, 37 Regent st
Bell Rev. Robert, minister of East Congregational Church,
Hillend House, East Crawford st
Bell Robert, watchman, 3 Ingleston st
Bell Robert H., deep-sea pilot, 7 Brisbane st
Bell Samuel, 2 Macdougall st
Bell Miss, 2 Jamaica st
Bell Miss, 2 Nelson st, west
Bell Mrs J. A., 9 South st
Bell Mrs James, 30 Nelson st, west
Bell Mrs James, 31 Regent st
Bell Mrs, furnishings, 59 Inverkip st
BENDELL Edwin, engineer, 26 Newton st
Bendell Paul H., shipmaster. 34 South st
BENNET John, flesher, 22 West Blackhall st
Bennet, Joseph, tanner, 18 Port-Glasgow rd
BENNETT George, carpenter, 1 7 Belville st
Bennett Hugh, joiner, 5 West Stewart st
BENSON John, joiner, 23 Lynedoch st
Benson Miss, 6 Bank st
BENTON William, coachman, 18 Bentick st
BERNDT Herman (at Clyde Shipping Co.), 67 Rue-end st
BERRY James, railway guard, 52 Wellington st

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DIRECTORY.
Berry John, Council officer and caretaker, Municipal buildings.
Ho. Victoria Tower.
BERRYMAN Fisher, labourer, 19 Bearhope st
Berryman Robert, cooper, 19 Bearhope st
BETHUNE Mrs, lodgings, 33 Nicolson st
BEVERIDGE Daniel (of D. Beveridge & Co.), 84 Bel-
ville st
Beveridge D. & Co., iron and metal merchants, 9 Spring-
kell st
Beveridge George, cooper, 9 Crescent st
Beveridge James, blacksmith, 72 Ann st
Beveridge Robert, boilermaker, 3 East Crawford st
Beveridge Mrs, lodgings, 10 East Blackhall st
Beveridge Mrs, 12 Lynedoch st
BEWGLASS Frederick, dairyman, 5 Mount Pleasant st
BICKETT Thomas, labourer, 19 Ingleston pi
BIGGAM Miss, 75 Regent st
BIGGART John Wm. (of M 'Cowan & Biggart), Woodbine,
Bridge-of-Weir
Biggart William Love (of M 'Cowan & Biggart), Woodbine,
Bridge-of-Weir
BILLIARD Rooms, 40 West Blackhall st—John
Hardy, proprietor
BINGHAM Robert, railway porter, 91 Port-Glasgow rd
BINNIE Robert (of J. Richardson & Co.), Ashford, Gourock
Binnie William, fitter, 22 West Stewart st
Binnie Mrs, 12 Laird st
BINNING James, compositor, 10 Murdieston st
BIRCH Captain D. Percival Lea, Royal Artillery, 2 Fox st
BIRKETT James, seaman, 63 Rue-end st
BIRKMYRE Miss, 14 South st
BIRRELL John S., tea merchant, 46 Cathcart st. Ho.
141 Pollok st, Glasgow.
Birrell Miss J., matron, Friendless Girls' Home, Brachel-
ston st
BISSEL William, engineer, 66 Regent st
BISSET J. G., art carver and gilder, 4 Grey place. Ho.
15 Finnart st
Bisset Mrs Thomas, 50 Ann st
BISSETT Andrew, compositor, 47 Roxburgh st
Bissett John, cabinetmaker, 2 Murdieston st
Bissett William, joiner, 28 Trafalgar st

DIRECTORY. 1
BISSLAND Malcolm, rivetter, 58 Drumfrochar rd
Bissland Peter, boilermaker, 36 Crawfurd st
BLACK Alexander, clerk, 8 Brisbane st
Black Andrew, joiner, 30 Lynedoch st
Black Angus, engineer, 29 Belville st
Black A. J., 16 Ardgowan sq
Black Charles, teacher, 35 Kelly st
Black Daniel, carpenter, 16 Crescent st
Black Daniel, carpenter, 26 East Shaw st
Black Daniel, grocer, 89 East Hamilton st. Ho. do.
Black Donald, grocer, 56 Vennel. Ho. 39 Kelly st
Black Donald, tinsmith, 104 Dempster st
Black Duncan, flesher, 38 Lynedoch st. Ho. 1 1 Antigua st
Black Duncan, joiner, 62 Drumfrochar rd
Black G. H., B.L., solicitor and notary public, 5 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 9 Forsyth st
Black Hugh, grocer, 2 Ann st. Ho. 24 Brisbane st
Black James & Co., joiners, builders, property surveyors,
licensed valuators, sawmillers, and timber merchants,
5 and 7 West Stewart st. Ho. 1 1 Kelly st
Black James, engine driver, 115 Dempster st
Black James, labourer, 25 Trafalgar st
Black James, superintendent, Buchanan's Night Asylum, 7
Captain st
Black James W., bookseller, stationer, and librarian, 17 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 2 Nelson st, west
Black John, blacksmith, 10 Nile st
Black John, carrier, 29 Brymner st. Ho. in Dempster st
Black John, caulker, 6 Old Hillend
Black John, clerk, 6 Mount Pleasant st
Black John, cooper, 17 Lauriston st
Black John, engine driver, 7 Carwood st
Black John, goods guard, 10 Carwood st
Black John, solicitor and notary public, Copthorn, 8 Eldon st
Black John Robert, M.D., CM., physician and surgeon.
Consulting rooms, 3 Argyle st. Ho. Ferniherst, 37
Union st
Black Malcolm, policeman, 4 East Hamilton st
Black Neil, seaman, 8 Antigua st
Black Peter (of Main, Boag & Black), 20 Bruce st
Black Robert, smith, 27 Lyle st
Black Robert, saddler, 27 Trafalgar st
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DIRECTORY.
Black Thomas, agent, 27 Ann st
Black Thomas, boilermaker, 29 Trafalgar st
Black Thomas, joiner, 30 Lynedoch st
Black Thomas, jun., ship chandler, 32 Brisbane st
Black Thomas, sailmaker, ship chandler, and ship store
merchant, Dock breast. Ho. 20 Union st
Black William, labourer, 1 1 Watt st
Black Mrs A., grocer, 29 Brougham st. Ho. 44 do.
Black Mrs D., 13 Antigua st
Black Mrs Daniel, 32 Nicolson st
Black Mrs Daniel, 50 St. Lawrence st
Black Mrs, grocer, 1 East William st
Black Mrs, 93 Belville st
Black Mrs, 28 Lynedoch st
BLACKIE Robert, clerk, 4 Prospecthill st
BLACKLEY Alexander, mason, 15 Lyle st
Blackley William, plater, 2 Macdougall st
BLACKW TOOD Archibald, dairy, 7 Duncan st
Blackwood John, boilermaker, 56 Drumfrochar rd
Blackwood Neil, boilermaker, 7 Hill st
Blackwood Miss, 24 Belville st
Blackwood Misses C. & J., newsagents, 1 Lauriston st
Blackwood Mrs John, spirit dealer, 40 Cathcart st. Ho. 14
Lynedoch st
Blackwood Mrs, 62 Forsyth st
BLAIN William, boilermaker, 60 Drumfrochar rd
BLAIR Alexander, moulder, 64 Drumfrochar rd
Blair Andrew M., solicitor (of R. Blair & Son), 95 Finnart st
Blair Archibald, boatman, 8 Kilblain st
Blair Archibald, flesher, 25 Regent st. Ho. 29 Bank st
Blair Daniel, boatbuilder, 34 Nelson st, west
Blair David, engineer, 39 Bank st
Blair David, printer, publisher, and newspaper proprietor,
40 Cathcart st. Ho. 84 Union st
Blair Duncan, manager at C. Paterson's, 31 Cathcart st and
5 Grey pi. Ho. 3 Grey pi
Blair Henry, watchman, 16 Sir Michael st
Blair Hugh, carpenter, 7 Belville st
Blair Hugh, cowfeeder, 38 Trafalgar st
Blair James, joiner, 30 Bruce st
Blair James, plater, 18 Port-Glasgow rd
Blair James, potter, 24 Pottery st

Blair James, rigger, 73 Regent st
Blair James, vanman, 7 Crescent st
Blair John, blacksmith, 6 Belville st
Blair John, seaman, 12 Lyle st
DIRECTORY. T 9
Blair Joseph, plasterer, 4.T Holmscroft st
Blair Joseph & Co., printers and publishers, "Greenock
Herald " Office, 40 Cathcart st
Blair Peter, engineer, 14 Bearhope st
Blair Peter, rigger, 41 Nicolson st
Blair P. & J., carting contractors, 27 Holmscroft st. Ho.
37 Bank st
Blair Richard, engineer, 9 Shaw pi
Blair Robert, brassmoulder, 8 Hope st
Blair Robert, engineer, 13 Lyle st
Blair Robert, joiner, 83 Wellington st
Blair Robert, plumber, gasfitter, and bellhanger, 12 Kiiblain
st. Ho. 2 Finnart st
Blair Robert, printer, 12 Patrick st
Blair R. J., Procurator-Fiscal for the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire,
Sheriff Court-house, Nelson st, west. Ho.
Craigard, 95 Finnart st
Blair R. & Son, solicitors, 17 West Blackhall st
Blair R. F., sugar broker, Exchange buildings. Ho. 58
Eldon st
Blair Robert & Sons, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 32
and 34 Nicolson st
Blair Thomas, labourer, 5 1 Lynedoch st
Blair Thomas, master rigger, 9 Shaw place
Blair Thomas, jun., rigger, 49 Trafalgar st
Blair Thomas A. (of Robert Blair & Sons), 20 Robertson st
Blair William, accountant, house factor, and insurance agent,
6 West Blackhall st. Ho. 40 Brisbane st
Blair William, engineer, 89 Dempster st
Blair William (of Robert Blair & Sons), 32 Finnart st
Blair William M., joiner, 2 Holmscroft st
Blair William S., joiner, 66 Kelly st
Blair Miss Janet, 2T Lyle st
Blair Miss, 65 Union st
Blair Mrs Ann, 81 Holmscroft st
Blair Mrs Archibald, 2 Campsie terrace
Blair Mrs John, 4 Mearns st
Blair Mrs Joseph, 6 Chapel st

DIRECTORY.
Blair Mrs Joseph, 12 Patrick st
Blair Mrs Robert, lodgings. 28 Brisbane st
Blair Mrs Thomas, 28 Brisbane st
BLAKE Arthur, joiner, 1 Kelly st
Blake, Barclay & Co., millwrights and engineers, Victoria
Works, Macdougall st
Blake Matthew (of Blake, Barclay & Co.), 60 Forsyth st
Blake Rev. George L., chaplain, R.N., 87 Brisbane st
Blake William H., carpenter, 41 Ann st
Blake Miss, Anglo-Parisian School of Dressmaking, 31 Nelson
st, west
Blake Mrs, drapery and dressmaker, 7 Grey place. Ho. 1
Kelly st
BLAKELY Charles, carter, 80 Dempster st
BLANCE Mrs, 6 Chapel st
BLANCHE Richard, shipping and commission agent,
Customhouse quay. Ho. 54 Esplanade
BLANCKEN Joshua, feuar, 16 Antigua st
BLEAKLEY Francis, tobacconist, 11 Hamilton st. Ho. 3
Trafalgar st
BLUE John, carter, 97 Dempster st
Blue Robert, joiner, 27 Nelson st, west
Blue William, painter, 22 Bearhope st
Blue Mrs James, 19 Trafalgar st
BLUNDEN Frank, drill instructor, 62 Eldon st
BLYTH David, carpenter, 11 Belville st
Blyth Thomas, blacksmith, 31 Ann st
BOAG Alexander (of Main, Boag & Black), 50 Holmscroft
st
Boag Andrew, engraver, 3 Bank st. Ho. 70 Holmscroft st.
(See Advt.)
Boag James, cooper, 42 Holmscroft st
Boag James, plumber, 42 Ann st
Boag Kenneth, coffee-house keeper, 23 Rue-end st. Ho. 1
St. Andrew st
Boag Thomas, ropemaker, 68 Drumfrochar rd
Boag William, carter, 6 Carnock st
Boag Mrs Andrew, 18 Trafalgar st
BODEGA Agency Co., wholesale spirit merchants, &c, 21
Shaw st and 24 Cathcart Arcade
BODEN John, pansman, 24 Trafalgar st
BOGAN James, licensed porter, 18 Nicolson st

DIRECTORY.
BOFFEY Mrs Richard S., proprietrix of British Workman,
34 Main st. Ho. 5 Ratho st
BOLE James, tugboatman, 80 Dempster st
Bole John, sailmaker, 36 Lynedoch st
BOLTON Henry, salesman, 30 Wellington st
Bolton Joseph, carpenter, 41 Sir Michael st
Bolton Thomas, moulder, 24 Belville st
Bolton Mrs, 29 Ann st
BONAR John, patternmaker, 17 Lyle st
Bonar Rev. James, M.A., 40 Ardgowan st, west
BONE Archibald, engineer, 101 Port-Glasgow road
Bone & Buchanan, accountants and factors, Municipal
buildings
Bone Hugh, joiner, 36 Holmscroft st
Bone Hugh, joiner, 7 Carwood st
Bone Quintin (of Bone & Buchanan), treasurer to Burgh
School Board, Municipal buildings. Ho. Parkfield,
Gourock
Bone Mrs David, 15 Brisbane st
BONNAR Colin, stoker, 29 Lynedoch st
Bonnar James (of Russell & Bonnar), ^^ Kelly st
Bonnar James, rivetter, 35 Lynedoch st
BORLAND Alexander, bootmaker, 8 William st. Ho.
1 Campsie terrace
Borland Alexander, compositor, 46 Ann st
Borland Alexander, fitter, 52 St. Lawrence st
Borland Alexander, grocer, 13 Bearhope st
Borland Daniel, baker, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Borland David W., Temperance Hotel, 24 Cathcart st, and
41 Brymner st
Borland John, missionary, 6 Antigua st
Borland J. C, feuar, 24 Cathcart st
Borland Samuel, rivetter, 6 Sinclair st
Borland Mrs John, 5 1 Brougham st
BORN Joseph, R.N., 32 Brisbane st
BORTHWICK David, joiner, 26 Wellington st
Borthwick George, labourer, 1 7 Prospecthill st
Borthwick James, commission agent, 27 West Blackhall st
Borthwick James, painter, 31 Ann st
Borthwick Malcolm, caulker, 26 Ann st
Borthwick Thomas, flour, meal, and grain merchant, 10
Cross-shore st. Ho. 66 Newton st

2 2 DIRECTORY.
Borthwick Thomas, joiner, 5 1 Kelly st
Borthwick Thomas, joiner, 75 Regent st
ROSENBERG William, sugar boiler, 13 Newton st
BOSTON James, jun., & Co., butchers, poulterers
and game dealers, 5 West Blackhall st. Ho.
31 Finnart st. Telephone No. 128.
Boston, Menzies and Morton, architects, measurers, and
surveyors, 1 1 William st and at Alexandria
Boston Mrs James, 31 Finnart st
BOUCHER Charles, labourer, 1 West Stewart st
BOURHILL Thomas, moulder, 11 Lauriston st
BOWES David, bootcloser, 16 Dalrymple st
BOWIE Andrew H., engineer, 66 Kelly st
Bowie James, blacksmith, 9 East Crawford st
Bowie James, boilermaker, 5 Union st
Bowie James, electrician, 7 Holmscroft st
Bowie James, 19 Lyle st
Bowie John, joiner, 9 Dempster st
Bowie Robert, engineer, 4 Prospecthill st
Bowie Thomas, carpenter, 3 Mearns st
Bowie Miss Barbara, umbrella maker, 40 Cathcart st. Ho. 3
Ford place, Finnart st
Bowie Mrs Archibald, 3 Ford place, Finnart st
Bowie Mrs Michael,'ii Crescent st
BOWLING Green (Ardgowan), Ardgowan square
Bowling Green (Grosvenor), Wellington st
Bowling Green (Wellington), Drumfrochar road
Bowling William, chimney sweep, 19 Crawfurd st
BOWMAN Charles K., (of Jas. Bowman & Sons), 8 Ardgowan
st, west
Bowman James & Sons, auctioneers and valuators, 33 West
Blackhall st. (See Advt.)
Bowman James, labourer, 34 Crescent st
Bowman James (of James Bowman & Sons), Kenilworth, 20
Forsyth st
Bowman Joseph, French polisher, 81 Dempster st
Bowman Thomas, seaman, 20 Bearhope st
Bowman Mrs J., 24 St. Lawrence st
BOXILL Samuel, 30 Ardgowan st, west
BOYCE Alexander, labourer, 70 Ann st
Boyce David, labourer, 12 Nile st
Boyce Hugh, labourer, 73 Ann st

DIRECTORY. 23
Boyce Hugh, railway guard, 78 Dempster st
Boyce Thomas, railway guard, 76 Ann st
BOYD Alexander, iron driller, 84 Belville st
Boyd Bryce, coal merchant, 26 Lyle st. Ho. 22 Antigua st
Boyd Rev. David, minister of the Free North Church, 90
Finnart street
Boyd David, carpenter, 6 Carnock st
Boyd Gavin, engineer, 6 Carwood st
Boyd George, boilermaker, 7 Hill st
Boyd Hugh, boilermaker, 3 Hill st
Boyd James, jun., grocer, 47 Trafalgar st
Boyd James, jun., painter, n Watt st
Boyd James, plumber and gasfitter, 31 Nicolson st. Ho. 72
Wellington st
Boyd James, tobacconist and stationer, 1 Ann st. Ho. 62
Regent st
Boyd James, wine and spirit merchant, 12 Sir Michael st
and 14 Tobago st. Ho. 2 Boyd st
Boyd John, joiner and builder, 7 Brougham st. Ho. 29
Brougham st
Boyd John, labourer, 5 East Crawford st
Boyd John, Albert Hotel, 2 Boyd st and 14 Clarence st
Boyd Kennedy, fireman, 34 West Shaw st
Boyd Robert, boilermaker, 16 Lynedoch st
Boyd Robert, caulker, 2 Kilblain st
Boyd William, hammerman, 5 Serpentine walk
Boyd William, labourer, 10 Mill st
Boyd William, vanman, 9 Lyle st
Boyd William D., of Boyd & Niven, 90 Finnart st
Boyd & Niven, solicitors and notaries public, 37 Hamilton
st
Boyd Miss M., tobacconist, Palmerston buildings. Ho. 62
Regent st
Boyd Miss Sophia, 16 South st
Boyd Mrs Andrew, 39 Union st
Boyd Mrs James, 8 Watt st
Boyd Mrs Janet, lady's nurse, 6 St. Andrew sq
Boyd Mrs John, 106 Drumfrochar rd
Boyd Mrs Thomas, 8 Cathcart st
BOYLE Charles, labourer, 15 Main st
Boyle Daniel, caulker, 34 St. Lawrence st
Boyle Francis, 4 Holmscroft st

24 DIRECTORY.
Boyle Francis, labourer, 27 Bruce st
Boyle Hugh, clerk, 32 West Stewart st
Boyle James, bricklayer, 77 Regent st
Boyle James, provision merchant, T9 Market st. Ho. 16 do.
Boyle Michael, potter, 16 Port-Glasgow rd
Boyle Thomas, clerk, 77 Wellington st
Boyle Elizabeth, pawnbroker, 25 Brymner st. Ho. 32 West
Stewart st
Boyle Mrs, 15 East Shaw st
BRABENDER Alex., labourer, 28 Wellington st
BRADFORD Alex., pointsman, 1 Holmscroft st
BRADLEY Anthony, broker, 58 Vennel
Bradley James, cabinetmaker, 87 Wellington st
Bradley John, plumber, 7 East breast. Ho. 29 Trafalgar st
Bradley Joseph, provision dealer, 1 Stanners st
Bradley Patrick, rafter, 4 Duff st
Bradley Samuel, carter, 36 Holmscroft st
Bradley William, boilermaker, 43 Shaw st
Bradley Miss, grocer, 31 Charles st
Bradley Miss H. R., 30 Esplanade
BRADSHAW John, engineer, 20 Serpentine walk
BRADY Thomas, painter, 63 Ann st
Brady Mrs, spirit dealer, 38 Ann st and 62 Vennel. Ho. 18
Robertson st
BRAID David, brushmaker, 83 Dempster st
Braid William, salesman, 52 Wellington st
BRAIE John, boilermaker, 15 Nicolson st
BRAND & Mollison, dyers, cleaners, and laundrymen,
2 Cathcart sq
Brand William (of Allison & Brand), 32 West Stewart st
Brand Mrs David, 34 West Stewart st
Brand Mrs William, 66 East Hamilton st
BRANFORD John, retired supervisor, I. R., 16 Robertson
st
BRANKS Robert, engine fitter, 99 Port-Glasgow rd
BRANWHITE Harry, boilermaker, 14 West Blackhall st
Branwhite Henry, joiner, 5 Cathcart st
BRAKENRIDGE James, vanman, 23 West Blackhall st
Brakenridge John, labourer, 75 Wellington st
BRECKENRIDGE Thomas, yardsman, 51 Lynedoch st
BREMNER Alexander, F.E.I.S., head-master of Belville
Place School. Ho. Finnart ter., 53 Newton st

DIRECTORY. 25
Bremner Charles, Inspector, County Constabulary, County
buildings. Ho. 1 1 Bath st, Gourock
Bremner D. F., upholsterer, 94 Dempster st
Bremner John, collector, 70 Ann st
BRENNAN Patrick, engineer, 6 Chapel st-
BRESLAND Michael, spirit dealer, 6 Watson's lane. Ho.
73 Regent st
BRENMEHL John B., clubmaster, 21 Ardgowan sq
BREWSTER David, moulder, 5 Holmscroft st
BRICELAND Andrew, stevedore, 7 Watt st
BRIERLY Harry, overlooker, 66 Ann st
BRIGHTLY Francis, recruiting sergeant, 1 Kilblain st
BRIGHTON James, traveller, 103 Belville st
Brighton John, ham curer and provision merchant, 3 Tobago
st. Ho. 18 South st
BRISBANE Ebenezer, engineer, 44 East Crawford st
Brisbane James, engineer, 46 East Hamilton st
BRISTOW & Steele, market gardeners, 21 South st
Bristow James (of Bristow & Steele), 5 1 Kelly st
Bristow William, potter, 13 East Crawford st
BRITISH India Mail and Passage Steamers from London.
—T. O. Hunter & Co., agents.
British Linen Co.'s Bank, 13 William st— James Glen, agent
British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company, Limited,
2 West Quay—Leitch & Muir, agents
BRITON Robert, glazier, 81 Wellington st
Briton Thomas, glazier and glass stainer, 19 Sugarhouse lane.
Ho. 95 Roxburgh st
BROADFOOT J., clerk
Brougham st
(Clydesdale Bank, Limited), 45
Broadfoot William,
23 Bentinck st
M.D., CM., 6 West Blackball st. Ho.
Broadfoot Mrs James, 23 Bentinck st
BROCK Archibald, engineer, 89 Belville st
Brock Robert, baker, 5 Rue-end st. Ho. do.
BROCKIE Mrs J., 84 Belville st
BRODIE Archibald, engineer, 14 Hope st
Brodie James, clerk, 29 Bank st
Brodie James (of William Kelly & Co.), 30 Finnart st
Brodie John, tailor and clothier, 45 Hamilton st
Brodie Malcolm, fitter, 2 Mackenzie st
Brodie Neil, engineer, 17 Mount Pleasant st

26 DIRECTORY.
Brodie William, spirit merchant, 3 Ropework st. Ho. 41
West Blackhall st
Brodie Miss, dressmaker, 17 Lauriston st
Brodie Miss, 30 Brisbane st
Brodie Mrs, spirit merchant, 35 Wellington st. Ho. 4
Wellington st
BROTHERSTON Andrew, boot and shoe maker, 31
Hamilton st
BROOM Thomas M., engineer, 46 East Crawfurd st
BROTCHIE William, clerk, 87 Dempster st
Brotchie, Mrs Donald, 2 Robertson st
BROUGH Alexander, boilermaker, 97 Port-Glasgow road
Brough Hugh, cartwright, 60 Drumfrochar road
Brough John, Sheriff Clerk Depute and Auditor of Court,
County buildings, Nelson st, west. Ho. 53 Brisbane st
Brough John, smith and cartwright, 4 Chapel st. Ho. 29
Lyle st
BROWN Adam, joiner, 83 Wellington st
Brown Alexander & Co., coal merchants shipping and commission
agents, 4 Bogle st
Brown Alexander, boilermaker, 10 Carnock st
Brown Alexander, carpenter, 3 Regent st
Brown Alexander, engineer, 15 Belville st
Brown Alexander, joiner, 1 Mill st
Brown Alexander (of Alex. Brown & Co.), 7 Caddlehill st
Brown Alexander & Son, plumbers, gasfltters, and zinc
workers, 5 Kilblain st
Brown Alexander (of Alex. Brown & Son). Ho. 3 George
square
Brown Alexander, vanman, 45 Crawfurd st
Brown Alexander, 68 Finnart st
Brown Andrew, baker, 10 Lyle st
Brown Andrew, carter, 2 Crawfurd lane
Brown Angus, marine surveyor, 4 Bogle st. Ho. 28
Trafalgar st
Brown Archibald (of Archd. Brown & Co.), 10 Brisbane st
Brown Archibald, family baker and purveyor, 8 West Black-
Brisbane st
hall st, and 13 Finnart st. Ho. 55
Brown Archibald, carter, 30 Cartsburn st
Brown Archibald & Co., general merchants, Customhouse pi
Brown Archibald, moulder, 9 Crescent st
Brown Charles, 17 Patrick st

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DIRECTORY. 2 7
Brown David, boilermaker, 2 Garvald st
Brown David, cartwright, 2 Wemyss Bay st
Brown David, joiner, 64 Wellington st
Brown David, porter, 58 Lynedoch st
Brown David, shoemaker, 18 Brisbane st. Ho. 63
Nicolson st
Brown David, seaman, 19 Prospecthill st
Brown Duncan, seaman, 4 West Stewart st
Brown Duncan, clerk, 13 Brisbane st
Brown Ebenezer, carpenter, 7 Belville st
Brown Edward, grocer, 3 Macdougall st
Brown Edward L., tailor's cutter, 38 South st
Brown George (of Post Office), 17 Kelly st
Brown George, painter and decorator, 21 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 20 Ardgowan st
Brown George A., photographer, 2 Grey pi. Ho. 3 Ford pi,
Finnart st
Brown George, railway porter, 22 South st
Brown Hugh, engineer, Campfield House, Cardwell Bay
Brown Hugh, carter, 44 Ann st
Brown Hugh, insurance agent, 4 Garvald st
Brown Hugh E., shipmaster, 7 Caddlehill st
Brown James, assistant collector of water rates, 37 Lynedoch
st
Brown James, baker, 50 Holmscroft st. Ho. 55 do.
Brown James, carter, 29 Ann st
Brown James, clerk, 17 Lynedoch st
Brown James, clerk, 73 Holmscroft st
Brown James, foreman job printing department, Greenock
Telegraph, 33 Kelly st
Brown James, collector of water rates, Municipal buildings.
Ho. 32 Ardgowan st, west
Brown James, coal merchant, 3 East Blackhall st. Ho. 19
Regent st
Brown James, machinist, 19 Regent st
Brown James, labourer, 40 Nicolson st
Brown James (of Post Office), 1 Ford place, Finnart st
Brown James, painter, 8 Trafalgar st
Brown James, storekeeper, 35 Regent st
Brown J. A., writer, Post Office buildings (east side). Ho.
36 Margaret st
Brown John, blacksmith, 11 Carwood st

28 DIRECTORY.
Brown John, boilermaker, 6 Duff st
Brown John, carpenter, 2 Mackenzie st
Brown John, carter, 44 Ann street
Brown John, cowfeeder, 68 Drumfrochar rd
Brown John, engineer, 4 Garvald st
Brown John, badge' porter, 22 West Blackhall st
Brown John, engineer, 6 Carwood st
Brown John, engineer, 21 Lynedoch st
Brown John, family baker and purveyor, 45 Hamilton st and
1 1 Union st, wholesale factory 24 do. Ho. Helensdene,
33 Margaret st
Brown John, hairdresser, 13 East Breast. Ho. 67 Regent st
Brown John, labourer, 1 Broomhill st
Brown John, labourer, 81 Dempster st
Brown John, joiner, 8 Nicolson st
Brown John, smith, 13 Mount Pleasant st
Brown John, traveller, 89 Roxburgh st
Brown J. D. (of Clyde Pottery Co.), Dunclutha, 67 Esplanade
Brown John Ross, surgeon dentist, 30 Cathcart st
Brown J. R. & A. R., surgeon dentists, 30 Cathcart st
Brown Malcolm, carpenter, 12 Lynedoch st
Brown Malcolm, carter, 8 Hope st
Brown Matthew, fitter, 31 Lyle st
Brown M. M'C. (of T. O. Hunter & Co.), 53 Newton st
Brown Neil, spirit merchant, 7 and 9 Sir Michael st, and
Port-Glasgow. Ho. 36 Margaret st
Brown Niven. baker, 25 Newton st
Brown P. G. (accountant Bank of Scotland), 47 Cathcart st
Brown Robert, caulker, 13 Mill st
Brown Robert, engineer, 64 Drumfrochar road
Brown Robert, joiner, 15 Bearhope st
Brown R. G. (of Clyde Pottery Co.), Orrscroft, 41 Esplanade
Brown, Stewart & Co., Limited, paper makers, Overton
Brown Thomas, blacksmith, 21 Dempster st
Brown Thomas, policeman, 21 Trafalgar st
Brown Walter, boilermaker, 8 Lyle st
Brown William, blacksmith, 12 St Lawrence st
Brown William, carpenter, 26 West Blackhall st
Brown William, carter, 15 Bearhope st
Brown William, grocer, 8 Hill st
Brown William, labourer, 24 Antigua st
Brown William, labourer, 18 Hope st

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Brown William, railway porter, 12 Ann st
Brown William, seaman, 50 Roxburgh st
Brown William, wine and spirit merchant, 40 West Burn st.
Ho. 33 Nelson st, west
Brown William A. (of Brown, Stewart & Co., Limited), 119
Eldon st
Brown William J. M., traveller, 25 Nelson st. west
Brown Miss, 5 Kelly st
Brown Miss M. Anderson, 23 Ardgowan st, west
Brown Miss Mary, 8 Ardgowan st, west
Brown Mrs Alexander, 38 West Stewart st
Brown Mrs, tobacconist, 45 Roxburgh st. Ho. 21 Lynedoch
st
Brown Mrs D., dealer in groceries, porter, and ale, 19
Ingleston st. Ho. do.
Brown Mrs Matthew, 25 Robertson st
Brown Mrs Peter, 9 Nelson st, west
Brown Mrs Dugald, 69 Regent st
Brown Mrs, grocer, 4 Hill st
Brown Mrs W. S., draper, 23 Roxburgh st. Ho. 16 Wellington
st
Brown Mrs William, wine and spirit dealer, Havelock Arms,
1 Argyle st. Ho. 12 Jamaica st
BROWNE & Watson, ship and insurance brokers—agents,
Peter Scott & Co., 4 Brymner st
BROWNING James, engine fitter, 24 Lyle st
BROWNLIE Miss, 41 Union st
BRUCE A. M. (of G. & J. Bruce), 8 Ardgowan st, west
Bruce Charles, engineer, 17 John st
Bruce David, gardener, 14 Bruce st
Bruce F. G.. agent Union Bank of Scotland (Limited). Ho.
42 Westbourne gardens, Glasgow
Bruce George, governor, Smithston
Bruce George (of G. & J. Bruce), 8 Ardgowan st, west
Bruce G. & J., clothiers, 18 West Blackhall st
Bruce James, joiner, 85 Dempster st
Bruce William, agent, Clydesdale Bank, Limited (East-end
branch), 43 Rue-end st. Ho. Moorfield, Upper Ashton,
Gourock
"Bruce Mrs John, 23 Kelly st
BRUNEL Sailing and Ship Co. (Limited), 2 West Quay—
Leitch & Muir, managers

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DIRECTORY.
BRUNTON Charles, cabinetmaker, 22 Wellington st
BRYCE John, brassfinisher, 6 Chapel st
Bryce Mrs John, wine and spirit merchant, 9 Main st. Ho.
9 Lynedoch st
BRYCELAND John, fisherman, 30 Ann st
BRYMNER Alexander, blacksmith, 17 Mount Pleasant st
Brymner Alexander, joiner, 34 Crescent st
Brymner John, merchant, 105 Eldon st
Brymner Mrs James, furnishing shop, 103 Port-Glasgow road
Bryson William K., postmaster, 159 Eldon st
Bryson Mrs Robert. 78 Finnart st
BUCHAN John, carver and gilder, 24 Brymner st. Ho. 3
Customhouse place
Buchan John, wood carver, 45 Holmscroft st
Buchan Robert, river pilot, 34 West Stewart st
Buchan Walter, recorder, 16 Wellington st
Buchan William, rigger, r 1 Regent st
BUCHANAN Archibald, cartwright and blacksmith, 7 East
Stewart st. Ho. 2 Lyle st
Buchanan Archibald, insurance agent, 56 Lynedoch st
Buchanan Archibald, seaman, 10 Carwood st
Buchanan David, brassfinisher, 4 Mount Pleasant st
Buchanan Donald, postman, 40 Holmscroft st
Buchanan Duncan, postman, 9 Antigua st
Buchanan G. & M., sugar merchants, 17 Hamilton st. Ho.
8 Robertson st
Buchanan H. & Co., ship chandlers, oil and colour merchants,
flag makers, smiths and general metal workers, makers
of cooking ranges, steam cooking and heating apparatus,
lamps, tanks, &c. ; warehouse and office, 1 1 West
breast
Buchanan Henry (of H. Buchanan & Co.), 28 Finnart st
Buchanan James, commission agent, painter and paperhanger,
34 West Burn st, 1 West Stewart st, and 4 Sir
Michael st. Ho. 34 Brisbane st
Buchanan James, engineer, Garvel Park house
Buchanan James W., pansman, 13 Murdieston st
Buchanan James Steward, 1 1 Ann st
Buchanan John & Co., tailors, clothiers, hatters, and military
contractors, 42 Cathcart st
Buchanan John, 27 Mearns st
Buchanan John, blacksmith, 29 Ingleston st

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Buchanan John, boilermaker, 17 Lyle st
Buchanan John, brassfinisher, 8 Hill st
Buchanan John, carpenter, 32 St Lawrence st
Buchanan John, labourer, 11 Lynedoch st
Buchanan John, joiner, 6 Hill st
Buchanan John, tug-boat master, 30 St Lawrence st
Buchanan John H., consulting engineer and surveyor, 11
Johnston st
Buchanan John L. (of Bone & Buchanan), 45 Brisbane st
Buchanan Neil, rigger, 5 Lynedoch st
Buchanan Night Asylum, 7 Captain st
Buchanan Robert (of MacSymon & Co., Limited), 74
Finnart st
Buchanan William, engineer, 9 Lyle st
Buchanan William, traveller, 10 Brisbane st
Buchanan William G., manager, 18 South st
Buchanan Miss, greengrocer, 61 Belville st
Buchanan Miss, 48 Esplanade
Buchanan Miss, 9 Glen st
Buchanan Mrs John, 8 Robertson st
Buchanan Mrs M., Tontine hotel, 5 Ardgowan square
Buchanan Mrs R. M., 45 Brisbane st
Buchanan Mrs, dress and mantle maker, 7 Union st
BUCKLITSCH Edward, joiner, 16 Trafalgar st
BUDGETT James & Son, Limited, sugar merchants, 46
Brymner st
BUICK Thomas, railway guard, 47 Trafalgar st
BUIE John, mason, 64 Wellington st
Buie Neil, collector funeral society, 41 Lynedoch st
BUMBY John, caulker, 16 Laird st
BUNTAIN Alexander, carter, Thomas st
Buntain James, carter, 22 St Lawrence st
Buntain James, pansman, 35 Ingleston st
Buntain John, baker, 65 Holmscroft st
Buntain John, carter, Overton
Buntain Miss, greengrocer, 8 Carnock st
BUR DEE Harry W., professor of violin, 21 Ardgowan st,
west
BURKE James N. (manager to Stead & Simpson, Limited),
83 Dempster st
BURNETT William, police sergeant, 38 Brymner st
BURNIE David, seaman, 32 Ingleston st
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32 DIRECTORY.
Burnie George, joiner, 34 Crescent st
BURNS Alexander, painter, 9 Prospecthill st
Burns Alexander G., teacher, 9 Dempster st
Burns Charles, surfaceman, 27 Vennel
Burns George, engineer, 21 Trafalgar st
Burns James, carpenter, 11 East Blackhall st
Burns James, engineer, 9 Prospecthill st
Burns Jonathan, sugar sampler, 15 West Stewart st
Burns Philip, labourer, 26 East Crawford st
Burns William, baker, 27 Regent st
Burns William, blacksmith, 67 Belville st
Burns William, broker, 3 Ann st
Burns William J., grocer, 8 Mearns st. Ho. do.
Burns Miss J. T., Berlin wool and fancy goods, 29 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 2 Bentinck st
Burns Mrs George, 2 Bentinck st
Burns Mrs John, 15 Regent st
BURNSIDE William, engineer, 25 Bruce st
Burnside Miss Elizabeth, 36 West Blackhall st
BURROWS Adam, railway porter, 93 Dempster st
Burrows William, sailmaker, 19 Trafalgar st
BURTON Thomas, collector of poor and school rates, 36
Nicolson st. Ho. 72 Wellington st
BUSHE Joseph, plumber and sanitary engineer, 5 Union st.
Ho. 66 Kelly st
Bushe Miss, dress and mantle maker, 53 Kelly st
BUTLER George Macaulay, nurseryman, &c, Caledonian
Nursery, Murdieston Meadow. Ho. Inverkip rd
BUTTERWORTH Bryce, engineer, 20 Trafalgar st
BYERS John, flesher, 21 Tobago st. Ho. 16 St. Lawrence st
BYNG George, blacksmith, 26 Trafalgar st
Byng Thomas, fitter, 9 Holmscroft st
BYRNE Patrick, boot and shoe maker, 59 Inverkip st. Ho.
8 Mount Pleasant st
CADDEN Francis, coachman, 48 Cathcart st
CADDY William, joiner, 10 Hope st
CAHILL James, carter, 34 Dalrymple st
CAIDENHEAD Mrs George, 79 Port-Glasgow road

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CAIRD & Co., Limited, engineers and iron shipbuilders,
Arthur st and Dalrymple st
• Caird Arthur (of Caird & Co.,
Newark st
Limited), Drumslea, 39
Caird Colin S., shipowner and shipbroker, 4 Argyle st. Ho.
Dungourney, 13 Newark st
Caird Patrick T. (of Caird & Co.,
Newark st
Limited), Belleaire, 15
Caird Robert (of Caird & Co., Limited), 5 Newark st
Caird Stewart A., shipowner, 4 Argyle st. Ho. 121 Eldon st
Caird William (of Caird & Co.), 1 Roseneath st
CAIRNEY William A., tailor and clothier, 32 Hamilton st.
Ho. 73 Holmscroft st
CAIRNS James A., 19 Finnart st
Cairns John, musician, 17 Shaw st
Cairns John, pawnbroker, 17 Sir Michael st and 12 East
Shaw st
Cairns William, engineer (Greenock Foundry), 5 Finnart st
Cairns William, M.B.C.M., medical practitioner, 19 Ardgowan
sq
Cairns Mrs John, 29 Nelson st, west
CALCLUTH John, boilermaker, 13 Holmscroft st
CALDER Alexander, printer, 21 Bruce st
Calder Marcus, physician and surgeon, 12 Union st
Calder Thomas, tailor, 108 Dempster st
Calder Mrs, 83 Roxburgh st
CALDERHEAD David, plater, 10 Lynedoch st
Calderhead David, sawyer, 15 Lynedoch st
Calderhead Robert, joiner, 6 Mount Pleasant st
Calderhead Mrs, 24 East Crawford st
CALDERWOOD Edward, labourer, 4 Mount Pleasant st
Calderwood George, fishmonger, 4 Buccleuch st
Calderwood Hugh, hairdresser, 22 Tobago st
CALDWELL Alexander, traveller, 50 St Lawrence st
Caldwell David, cabinetmaker, 6 West Blackhall st
Caldwell David, grocer, 64 Ann st
Caldwell David, jun., grocer, 34 East Hamilton st.
East Crawford st
Ho. 54
Caldwell David, grocer and provision
Hamilton st. Ho. 40 Mearns st
merchant, 34 East
Caldwell Duncan, engineer, 5 East Crawford st
Caldwell James, grocer, 64 Ann st
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DIRECTORY.
Caldwell James, labourer, 22 West Blackhall st
Caldwell John, shipping clerk, 64 Kelly st
Caldwell Matthew, grocer, 85 Belville st. Ho. 64 East
Crawford st
Caldwell Robert, grocer, 19 Tobago st. Ho. 29 Bank st
Caldwell Robert, labourer, 7 Bearhope st
Caldwell William, pointsman, 1 5 Brougham st
Caldwell William, 4 Prospecthill st
Caldwell William B., grocer, 64 Ann st
Caldwell William, fireman, 52 West Blackhall st
Caldwell Janet, grocer, 64 Ann st. Ho. do.
CALEDONIA Hall, 39 West Burn st
Caledonian Railway Company's Carting Department, Regent st
Caledonian Railway Company's Goods Office, 17 Bogle st
Caledonian Railway Company's Office, 25 Cathcart st
CALLAGHAN Owen, labourer, 12 St Lawrence st
CALLAN George, engine-driver, 60 East Hamilton st
CALLENDER James, labourer, 3 Belville st
CAMBRIDGE William, dealer, 12 Ann st
CAMERON Alexander, janitor, Hillend Public School
Cameron Alexander (of Post Office), 97 Dempster st
Cameron, Alexander & Murray, solicitors and notaries public,
14 Hamilton st
Cameron Alexander S., joiner, 27 Bruce st
Cameron Allan, carpenter, 80 Belville st
Cameron Allan, Oakfield, East Ratho st
Cameron Allan, jun., timber and machinery merchant,
Arcade, Cathcart st. Ho. Oakfield, East Ratho st
Cameron Angus, blacksmith, 25 Main st
Cameron Archibald, watchmaker, 18 South st
Cameron Sir Charles, Bart, M.D., LL.D., M.P., Glasgow
College Division, and J. P. Ho. Balclutha, Newark st
Cameron Daniel, boilermaker, 9 Crescent st
Cameron Daniel, clerk, 17 Nelson st, west
Cameron Donald, blacksmith, 3 Regent st
Cameron Donald, engineer, 13 Lyle st
Cameron Donald, joiner, 5 Rue-end st
Cameron Donald, labourer, 5 Orchard st
Cameron Donald, master mariner, 15 Bank st
Cameron Dugald, auctioneer and valuer, 12 Sugarhouse lane.
Ho. 69 Roxburgh st
Cameron Duncan, labourer, 40 Nicolson st

DIRECTORY. 35
Cameron Ewan, police constable, 5 West Stewart st
Cameron George, blacksmith, 75 Regent st
Cameron Hugh, carpenter, 2 Garvald st
Cameron Hugh, gas inspector, 40 Holmscroft st
Cameron Hugh, joiner, 21 Trafalgar st
Cameron Hugh, labourer, 2 Garvald st
Cameron Hugh, painter, 32 St Lawrence st
Cameron Hugh, salesman, 56 St Lawrence st
Cameron James H., booking clerk, 1 Mill st
Cameron James, slater, 7 Mount Pleasant st
Cameron John, carter, 26 West Blackhall st
Cameron John, flesher, 32 Lynedoch st. Ho. 28 Robertson
st
Cameron John, grocer and provision merchant, 23 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 15 Jamaica st
Cameron John D., painter, no Dempster st
Cameron John, painter, 19 Brisbane st
Cameron John, saw sharper, 7 Port-Glasgow road
Cameron John, solicitor and notary public, Secretary of
Greenock Liberal Association and of Greenock Land-
lords' and House Factors' Association, 46 Cathcart st.
Ho. 25 Brisbane st
Cameron John, watchman, 40 St Lawrence st
Cameron Lachlan, plumber, 42 Roxburgh st
Cameron Lachlan, salesman, 25 Lynedoch st
Cameron Matthew, watchmaker and jeweller, 36 Hamilton
st. Ho. 16 South st
Cameron Matthew, wool sorter, 17 Prospecthill st
Cameron Murdoch, labourer, 33 Lyle st
Cameron Murdoch, prison warder, 5 Nelson st, west
Cameron Peter, engineman, 24 Ann st
Cameron Peter, joiner, 1 1 Lynedoch st
Cameron Peter, tailor, 26 Bruce st
Cameron Robert, blacksmith, 67 Nicolson st
Cameron Robert, engineer, 2 Macdougall st
Cameron Samuel (of H.M. Customs), 3 Orangefield place
Cameron William, egg merchant, 2 Mearns st
Cameron William, engineer, 7 Carwood st
Cameron William, labourer, 7 Carwood st
Cameron William R., manager, 33 Roxburgh st
Cameron Miss H. R., tobacconist, 5 Rue-end st
Cameron Miss M. F., 38 Brisbane st

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DIRECTORY.
Cameron Miss, 45 Trafalgar st
Cameron Mrs Donald, 5 Regent st
Cameron Mrs James, wine and spirit merchant, 24 Charles
st. Ho. 9 Nelson st, west
Cameron Mrs John, 9 Antigua st
Cameron Mrs Mary, 26 West Blackhall st
Cameron Mrs William, 2 1 Brisbane st
Cameron Mrs, 5 Bearhope st
Cameron Mrs, 30 St. Lawrence st
CAMPBELL Alexander, boilermaker, 10 Baker st
Campbell Alexander, boilermaker, 32 Crescent st
Campbell Alexander, deep-sea pilot, 18 South st
Campbell Alexander, draper, 9 Prospecthill st
Campbell Alexander, engineer, 2 Campsie terrace
Campbell Alexander (manager for R. Young & Co., auction
mart, Princes Pier), 23 Nelson st, west
Campbell Alexander, sailmaker, 87 Dempster st
Campbell Alexander, sanitary officer, 8 South st
Campbell Alexander (of H. Buchanan & Co.), 19 South st
Campbell Alexander, timber measurer, 15 South st
Campbell Alexander & Son, wholesale stationers and paper
bag makers, 46 Hamilton st
Campbell Allan, carpenter, 5 Regent st
Campbell Allan, painter, 25 Bruce st
Campbell, Anderson & Co., wholesale wine and spirit
merchants, 2 Shaw st and 6 Cathcart st
Campbell & Co., family grocers and wine merchants, 89
Roxburgh st
Campbell Angus, carpenter, 13 Antigua st
Campbell Angus, engineer, 9 East Blackhall st
Campbell Angus, messenger (M.M.), 7 Virginia st
Campbell Angus, timber porter, James Watt Dock. Ho. 59
Regent st
Campbell Archibald, blacksmith, 50 Roxburgh st
Campbell Archibald, boilermaker, 1 1 Belville st
Campbell Archibald, hairdresser, 27 Regent st. Ho. 43
Lynedoch st
Campbell Archibald, Caledonian British Workmen's Restaur-
ant, Brymner st. Ho. 27 Shaw st
Campbell Archibald, iron turner, 103 Belville st
Campbell Archibald, rivetter, 7 Carwood st
Campbell Archibald, seaman, 39 Holmscroft st

DIRECTORY. 37
Campbell Archibald, carter, 3 Regent st
Campbell Archibald, 51 Kelly st
Campbell Archibald S.j plater, 7 Bearhope st
Campbell C. T., commercial traveller, 38 Brisbane st
Campbell Charles, broker, 25 Market st
Campbell Charles, labourer, 6 Sir Michael st
Campbell Charles, letterpress printer, 2 Watt pi. Ho. 23
Newton st
Campbell Charles, rigger, 66 Ann st
Campbell Colin, bottler, 32 Nelson st, west
Campbell Colin, carpenter, 21 Ingleston pi
Campbell Colin, joiner, 32 East Shaw st
Campbell David, labourer, 27 Ingleston st
Campbell Donald, boilermaker, 9 Hope st
Campbell Donald, carpenter, 28 East Shaw st
Campbell Donald, carpenter, 48 Lynedoch st
Campbell Donald, engineer, 19 Ingleston st
Campbell Donald, joiner, 25 Trafalgar st
Campbell Donald, labourer, 6 Sinclair st
Campbell Donald, rivetter, 54 East Hamilton st
Campbell Donald, sailmaker, 63 Holmscroft st
Campbell Donald, messenger (M.M.), 26 Mearns st
Campbell Dugald, accountant, stockbroker, and land agent,
49 Cathcart st. Ho. Ashmount, \6 Patrick st
Campbell Dugald, sailmaker, 67 Nicolson st
Campbell Duncan, blacksmith, 103 Port-Glasgow rd
Campbell Duncan, joiner, 78 Holmscroft st
Campbell Duncan, joiner, 85 Roxburgh st
Campbell Duncan, machinist, 73 Regent st
Campbell Duncan, sugar porter, 28 Bank st
Campbell Duncan S., wine and spirit merchant, 39 Vennel.
Ho. 17 Mount Pleasant st
Campbell Edward, 3 Holmscroft st
Campbell Hector, carter, 7 Hope st
Campbell Hugh, baker, 5 Watt st
Campbell Hugh, cooper, 1 Bank st
Campbell Hugh, hammerman, T03 Port-Glasgow rd
Campbell Hugh, surfaceman, 31 East Crawford st
Campbell James, baker, 63 Ann st
Campbell James, carpenter, 20 West Stewart st
Campbell James, draper and clothier, 20 Arthur st. Ho. 5
Bank st

38
DIRECTORY.
Campbell James, moulder, 31 East Crawford st
Campbell James & Co., coal, lime, cement, and brick merchant,
insurance and commission agents, 23 Cathcart st
Campbell James, deputy superintendent M.M., 7 Virginia st.
Ho. 41 Lynedoch st
Campbell James, grocer and provision merchant, 46 Inverkip
st. Ho. 32 Nelson st. west
Campbell James, hammerman, 1 Ratho st
\ Campbell James (of James Campbell & Co.). Ho. 12
Wellington st
Campbell James (late H.M. Customs), 59 Ann st
Campbell John, agent for A. G. Kidston & Co. Ho. 5
Trafalgar st
Campbell John, boilermaker, 6 West Blackhall st
Campbell John, blacksmith, 16 Port-Glasgow rd
Campbell John, cooper, 39 Ann st
Campbell John, engineer, 15 Newton st
Campbell John, flesher, 3 Armadale pi
Campbell John, flesher, 112 Dempster st
Campbell John, grocer, 33 Rue-end st. Ho. 16 Lynedoch st
Campbell John, house and ship smith, 1 1 Ropework st. Ho.
4 Nelson st, Glebe
Campbell John, joiner, 94 Dempster st
Campbell John, joiner, 15 Roxburgh st
Campbell John (manager National Pawnbroking Office), 9
Prospecthill st
I Campbell John (of A. Campbell & Son), 69 Union st
Campbell John (of Post Office), 5 1 Lynedoch st
Campbell John, plumber, 12 Dalrymple st
j Campbell John F., draper and hosiery manufacturer, 56
Vennel and 32 Sugarhouse lane. Ho. 13 Ardgowan st,
west
— f— Campbell John H. (of Malcolm & Co.), Hillside, Gourock
Campbell John K., engineer, 59 Ann st
Campbell Rev. John, minister of Free Gaelic Church. Ho..
7 Ardgowan sq
Campbell Joseph, iron girder, 20 Crescent st
Campbell Kenneth, blacksmith, Eddlewood pi
Campbell Malcolm, boilermaker, 9 Lynedoch st
\ Campbell Malcolm, spirit merchant, 4 Dellingburn sq. Ho.
25 Regent st
Campbell Malcolm, river pilot, 3 Kelly st

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Campbell Matthew, carpenter, 1 1 Carwood st
Campbell Michael, mate, 45 Holmscroft st
Campbell Neil, foreman, 61 Belville st
Campbell Neil, painter, 33 Nelson st, west
Campbell Neil, salesman, 45 Trafalgar st
Campbell Nicol M., commission agent, and Port-Glasgow
and Greenock carrier. Ho. Ford Cottage, 1 Finnart st
Campbell Norman, sugar porter, 25 Regent st
Campbell Peter, boilermaker, 1 Hill st
Campbell Peter, jun., & Co., syrup merchants and commission
agents, Exchange buildings. Ho. 15 Ashton rd,
Gourock
^Campbell Peter, wine and spirit merchant, 11 Laird st. Ho.
9 Ardgowan st, west
Campbell Richard, brassfinisher, 19 Belville st
Campbell Robert, boot and shoe maker, 68 Drumfrochar rd
Campbell Robert, engineer, 12 Belville st
Campbell Robert, labourer, 32 St. Lawrence st
Campbell Robert, plater, 6 Chapel st
Campbell Robert, shipping clerk, Customhouse quay. Ho.
65 Rue-end st
Campbell Robert & Co., slaters and slate merchants, 21
West Stewart st. Ho. 22 do.
Campbell Samuel, boatbuilder, 5 Serpentine walk
Campbell Stuart, labourer, 73 Ann st
Campbell Thomas, carpenter, 58 Lynedoch st
Campbell Thomas, joiner, 12 Wellington st
Campbell Walter, joiner, 3 Hill st
Campbell William, foreman, G. & S.-W. Railway, 51 Holms-
croft st
Campbell William, baker, 3 Holmscroft st
Campbell William, labourer, 1 1 Laird st
Campbell William, grocer, 76 Ann st. Ho. do.
Campbell Miss, feuar, 21 Finnart st
Campbell Miss Christina, grocer, 13 Brachelston st
Campbell Miss Jessie, 37 Kelly st
Campbell Miss Mary, 10 South st
Campbell Miss M. T., fruiterer, 59 Inverkip st
Campbell Misses, furnishing shop, 7 Rue-end st. Ho. n
East Blackhall st
Campbell Mrs Alexander, 69 Union st
Campbell Mrs Angus, 8 Hill st

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DIRECTORY.
Campbell Mrs Archibald, 24 Brisbane st
Campbell Mrs Archibald, 5 Cathcart st
Campbell Mrs A., 33 West Stewart st
Campbell Mrs Christina, feuar, 17 Caddlehill st
Campbell Mrs D., 41 Lynedoch st
Campbell Mrs James, 9 Hope st
Campbell Mrs Jane, 15 Nelson st, west
Campbell Mrs Jessie, 16 Cathcart st
Campbell Mrs Jessie, 77 Regent st
Campbell Mrs John, 1 1 Main st
Campbell Mrs John, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Campbell Mrs John, 2 South st
Campbell Mrs J., 41 Lynedoch st
Campbell Mrs Thomas, 16 South st
Campbell Mrs Peter, 26 Brisbane st
Campbell Mrs P., 27 Lynedoch st
Campbell Mrs P., 21 Antigua st
Campbell Mrs William, 15 Robertson st
Campbell Mrs Mary, 13 West Stewart st
Campbell Mrs, 40 East Crawford st
Campbell Mrs, 43 Lynedoch st
Campbell Mrs, 8 Hay st
Campbell Mrs, 34 Ingleston st
CANDLISH Mrs, washing and dressing, 12 Ardgowan st,
west
CANNIE Samuel, joiner, 6 Inverkip st
CANNON Martin, broker, 52 Shaw st
CANNING David, potter, 22 Pottery st
Canning James, labourer, 15 Mill st
Canning Mrs, 64 Holmscroft st
CANT Adam, clerk, 25 Robertson st
Cant James, gardener, The Craigs, 2 1 Newark st
CARCHRIE James, rivetter, 43 Shaw st
Carchrie Robert, rivetter, 2 Watt place
CARLIN William, assistant superintendent, 12 South st
CARDWELL James, engineman, 11 Murdieston st
CARLYLE John, M.D., CM., physician and surgeon.
Ho. 43 Regent st. Consulting rooms, 47 Regent st
CARMICHAEL A. & J. H. & Co., shipowners, 13
Hamilton st
Carmichael Alexander, labourer, 18 Dalrymple st
Carmichael Alexander, tugboat master, 19 Newton st

DIRECTORY. 4
Carmichael Andrew (of A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co.) Ho.
34 Forsyth st
Carmichael Archibald, salesman, 1 1 Nelson st, west
Carmichael Donald, grocer and provision merchant, 13
Cartsburn st and 20 Lynedoch st. Ho. 22 Bank st
Carmichael Dugald, carpenter, 4 Nelson st, west
Carmichael Hugh, porter, 13 Duncan st
Carmichael John, manager (Caird & Co., shipbuilders),
107 Eldon st
Carmichael John, stationmaster, Bogston. Ho. 89 Port-
Glasgow road
Carmichael John, yardsman, 31 Lyle st
Carmichael Malcolm, teacher, Shaw Street Public School
Carmichael R. D. (of A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co.), 93
Finnart st
Carmichael Thomas (of A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co.) 35
Esplanade
Carmichael William H., 76 Finnart st
Carmichael William, labourer, 4 Laird st
Carmichael Ann, lodgings, 13 Brisbane st
Carmichael Miss M. C, dressmaker, 47 Brisbane st
Carmichael Mrs Andrew, Milnwood, 93 Finnart st
Carmichael. Mrs Donald, grocer, 31 West Burn st. Ho. 17
Nelson st
Carmichael Mrs James, 29 Patrick st
Carmichael Mrs John, 65 Roxburgh st
Carmichael Mrs, caretaker, 34 Union st
Carmichael Mrs, 16 Hope st
Carmichael Mrs, 15 Lyle st
CARNAGHAN James, joiner and builder, 13 Regent st.
Ho. 42 Brisbane st
Carnaghan Peter, labourer, 32 Crescent st
Carnaghan William, carpenter, 7 Nile st
CARMOODIE Thomas, policeman, 17 Lynedoch st
CARRIGAN George, marine broker and furniture dealer,
6 Smith's lane. Ho. 6 Shaw place. (See Advt.)
CARROLL J. & W., stevedores, 1 Virginia st. Ho. 45
Lynedoch st
Carroll William, stevedore, 5 Duff st
Carroll Rev. James, R. C. clergyman. Ho. 14 Patrick st
CARRON Company's Office, 32 Cathcart st — Duncan
Cunningham, agent
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DIRECTORY.
CARSE William, glass and china merchant, 46 Vennel.
Ho. 66 Regent st
Carse Mrs, draper, 52 East Hamilton st
CARSON Henry, brassfounder, gasfitter, and plumber, 26
Crawfurd st. Ho. 21 Kelly st
Carson Robert, labourer, 34 St. Lawrence st
Carson Robert, .stoker, 108 Dempster st
Carson Thomas, brassfinisher, 10 Hope st
Carson William, fireman, 76 Dempster st
Carson Mrs, 80 Belville st
CARSTAIRS Robert, blacksmith, 86 Belville st
CARSWELL John & Son, timber measurers, 2 Cathcart st
Carswell Mrs, 66 Esplanade
Carswell Mrs, 75 Holmscroft st
Carswell Mrs John, Craig Ailsa, 5 1 Esplanade
CARTSBURN Sugar Refining Co., sugar refiners, Crescent st
CARTSDYKE Equitable Loan Office, 63 Main st
Cartsdyke Sawmills, sawmillers, 6 East Hamilton st
CASE Duncan, commercial traveller, 15 Dempster st
Case John, china merchant, Crawfurd st
CASEY Robert, shipmaster, 25 Robertson st
CASKIE Mrs, 17 Main st
CASSLEY Bernard, joiner, 101 Port-Glasgow rd
CASSON Alexander, joiner, 46 East Hamilton st
Casson Mrs George, 9 Argyle st
CASTLE Mail Packets Company, Limited, Royal
mail steamers for South Africa.
Andrew Picken & Co., Arcade
CATHCART Steamship Co., Limited—J. & J.
Agents,
Denholm,
managers
CATHER Mrs, 19 Dempster st
CATHIE James, 19 Nelson st, west
CAVANAGH John, carpenter, 18 Cathcart st
CHABANT Mrs C, 9 Jamaica st
CHALMERS Alexander, manufacturing and
furnishingironmonger, locksmith, bellhanger,
and gasfitter. Office and show rooms, 30
Nicolson st; workshop, 14 Crawfurd st. Ho.
28 Newton st. (See Advt.)
Chalmers Alexander M., blacksmith and ironmonger, 4
South st
Chalmers Andrew, carpenter, 67 Nicolson st

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Chalmers Andrew, foreman, 31 Trafalgar st
Chalmers Archibald, joiner, glazier, and funeral undertaker,
36 Roxburgh st. Ho. 72 Wellington st
Chalmers David, blacksmith, 55 Drumfrochar rd
Chalmers Hugh, French polisher, 6 Trafalgar st
Chalmers Hugh M. & Son, timber merchants and joiners, 7
Cowgate st
Chalmers H. M. (of H. M. Chalmers & Son), 25 Finnart
st
Chalmers Hume, hotel-keeper and grain merchant, Wheat
Sheaf Hotel, 4 Church pi
Chalmers James, shipmaster, 14 Robertson st
Chalmers John, boilermaker, 26 East Hamilton st
Chalmers John, clerk and collector, Gasworks, Municipal
buildings. Ho. George pi, 66 Albert rd, Gourock
Chalmers John, grain and potato merchant, 4 Princes st.
Ho. 35 Regent st
Chalmers John, joiner, 30 Bruce st
Chalmers Joseph, tobacconist, 7 Cathcart st. Ho. 5
Caddlehill st
Chalmers Robert, carpenter, 6 Old Hillend
Chalmers Robert, chemist and druggist, and branch Post-
Office, 41 Roxburgh st. Ho. 72 Wellington st
Chalmers Robert & Son, auctioneers and valuators, 12
Charles st
Chalmers Robert (of Robert Chalmers & Son). Ho. 32
Brisbane st
Chalmers Samuel, labourer, 83 Roxburgh st
Chalmers Thomas, M.A., solicitor, Post-Office buildings.
Ho. 4 Church pi
Chalmers William, accountant, house factor, and property
agent, 5 West Blackhall st. Ho. Roslin pi, Gourock
Chalmers William, blacksmith, 22 Bearhope st
Chalmers Miss, 17 South st
Chalmers Miss M., stationer, 73 Nicolson st
Chalmers Miss, tobacconist and furnishings, 26 East
Hamilton st
Chalmers Mrs, 15 Mount Pleasant st
Chalmers Mrs, 81 Port-Glasgow rd
Chalmers Mrs John, 5 Hope st
Chalmers Mrs Peter, 62 Regent st
CHAMBER of Commerce, 13 William st

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DIRECTORY.
Chambers William, spirit merchant, 12 Springkell st. Ho.
9 Trafalgar st
Chambers Mrs William, grocer and provision merchant, 3
John st. Ho. 9 Trafalgar st
CHAPPEL Robert, sawyer, 3 Kilblain st
CHAPPELL Charles, pointsman, 27 Belville st
CHARTERS James, storekeeper, 23 John st
CHEVALIER Frederick, clothier and outfitter, 4 William
st and 2 Dalrymple st. Ho. 5 Grey pi
CHILDS James, salesman, 32 Arthur st
Childs Mrs, 38 Main st
CHIRREY Alexander, foreman printer, 27 Patrick st
CHISHOLM William, superintendent, North British
Railway, Lynedoch, Albert Harbour, James Watt Dock,
and Inchgreen Stations. Ho. 3 Mount Pleasant st
Chisholm Mrs Archibald, 3 Glen st
CHRISTIE Andrew, salesman, 12 Murdieston st
Christie Rev. Charles, M.A., minister of Augustine
Established Church. Ho. 43 Regent st
Christie Malcolm, tobacconist, 33 West Burn st. Ho. 2
Princes st
CHRISTIAN Association, Young Men's, 17 West Stewart st
Christian Mission Hall, 39 Hamilton st
Christian Young Women's Association, 27 West Stewart st
CITY and District Parcel Delivery Co., and universal
forwarding agents, 29 Brymner st and 9 St. Enoch's
wynd, Glasgow
CHRISTISON John C, confectioner, 65 Nicolson st
CLAPPERTON James, boilermaker, 24 Lynedoch st
Clapperton John, carpenter, 10 Carnock st
Clapperton John (of J. M. Macfarlane & Co.), West Bank,
2 Margaret st
CLARK Archibald, baker, 37 Ann st. Ho. 13 Holmscroftst
Clark Archibald, 2 Esplanade
Clark Daniel, fireman, 28 East Hamilton st
Clark David, boltmaker, 10 Regent st
Clark David, goods guard, 2 York st
Clark Donald, lithographer, 92 Dempster st
Clark Duncan, engineer, 84 Belville st
Clark Duncan, plumber, 87 Dempster st
Clark Edward, mason, 68 Inverkip st
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Clark Henry, signalman, 87 Dempster st
Clark James, joiner, 33 Lynedoch st
Clark James, labourer, 33 Ingleston st
Clark James W., joiner, 39 Sir Michael st
Clark John, blacksmith, 6 Lyle st
Clark John, carter, 60 Drumfrochar rd
Clark John, engineer, 15 Lauriston st
Clark John, fitter, 23 Crescent st
Clark John, joiner, 33 East Crawford st
Clark John A., cooper, 7 Boyd st
Clark Joseph, greengrocer, 5 1 Vennel
Clark Joseph, ladies'
Blackhall st
hatter, 35 Hamilton st. Ho. 6 West
Clark J. & S., grocery and provision merchants, 36 Shaw st.
Ho. 68 Inverkip st
Clark Malcolm, carter, 9 Hope st
Clark Robert, patternmaker, 97 Port-Glasgow rd
Clark Thomas, carpenter, 3 Kilblain st
Clark Thomas, labourer, 1 Duncan st
Clark Walter, engineer, 8 Carwood st
Clark W. B., grocer, 33 Shaw st. Ho. 30 Brymner st
Clark William, joiner, 51 Holmscroft st
Clark William, plater, 10 Carwood st
Clark William, engineer, 2 Macdougall st
Clark Miss M., confectioner, 103 Port-Glasgow rd
Clark Miss, 58 Drumfrochar rd
Clark Miss, 14 Regent st
Clark Mrs Andrew, 9 Kelly st
Clark Mrs D., 72 East Crawford st
Clark Mrs D., 2 Watt pi
Clark Mrs Peter, feuar, 60 Ann st
Clark Mrs Thomas, 7 1 Nicolson st
Clark Mrs, draper, 37 and 43 Ann st. Ho. 15 Roxburgh st
CLELx\ND Alexander, tailor and clothier, 18 Hamilton st.
Ho. 28 Ardgowan st, west
CLELLAND Miss, 3 Kelly st
CLEMENTS David, sailmaker, 11 Lyle st
Clements Robert, engineer, 9 Carwood st
CLERK Duncan (of R. & S. Neill, Clerk & Orkney), 25
Octavia terrace
CLIFTON William, carpenter, 36 East Hamilton st
CLIMIE John, cutler, 3 George square

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DIRECTORY.
Climie Robert, cutler, gunmaker, and bird-stuffer, 20 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 9 Jamaica st
Climie William, cabinetmaker, 32 Nicolson st
Climie Miss Jane, greengrocer, 1 Kelly st
Climie Mrs, 51 Kelly st
CLINK Charles William, shipowner, 4 East breast.
Bentinck st
Ho. 7
Clink John D., shipowner, 4 East breast. Ho. 53 Octavia
terrace
CLINTON William, river pilot, 27 West Blackhall st
CLUCKIE N. Gordon, M.B., L.F.P.S.G., opthalmic surgeon.
Ho. Kessington, 29 Union st. At home— 10
morning ; 1 afternoon ; 7 evening.
CLUFF Michael, labourer, 27 Belville st
CLUNIE James, baker, 95 Roxburgh st
Clunie James, mariner, 13 Antigua st
CLYDE Lighthouses, collector's office, 46 Brymner st
Clyde Pottery Co., manufacturers of earthenware, Port-
Glasgow rd
Clyde Ropework, Berry-yards. Warehouse, Palmerston
buildings
Clyde Shipping Co. Limited, steamship and steamtug owners,
Customhouse buildings
Clyde Stevedore Co., 1 Open Shore and 7 Dock Breast
Clyde Sugar Refining Co., 107 Drumfrochar rd
Clyde Yacht Agency, 4 East Breast— Macalister & Fyfe,
agents
CLYDESDALE Bank (Limited), 7 Hamilton st
Clydesdale Bank (Limited), East-end— 43 Rue-end st
William Bruce, agent
Clydesdale Catholic Herald, chief office, 28 Cathcart st
COADY William, boilermaker, 6 Sinclair st
COCHRAN James, engineer, 35 Roxburgh st
Cochran Robert (of D. M'Cormick & Co.), 13 Kelly st
Cochran Miss, 13 Kelly st
COCHRANE Archibald, joiner, 3 Regent st
Cochrane Crawford, clerk, Post-Office, 20 Wellington st
Cochrane John, carpenter, 56 Lynedoch st
Cochrane Samuel, mate, 2 Garvald st
Cochrane William, joiner, 29 Belville st
Cochrane Mrs Janet, wine and spirit merchant, 10 Baker st.
Ho. do.
—

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Cochrane Mrs, greengrocer, n Murdieston st
Cochrane Mrs, 13 Mount Pleasant st
COCKBURN Charles T., chemist, 33 Cathcart st. Ho. 18
Princes square, Strathbungo
COHEN Jacob, picture frame maker, 8 Cross-shore st. Ho.
51 Shaw st
COILS John, labourer, 40 Ann st
COLLIE John, carpenter, 24 St. Lawrence st
Collie Joseph, rigger, 21 Nelson st, west
COLLIER & Sons, boot manufacturers, 21 Hamilton st
COLLIGAN John, mason, 13 West Stewart st
Colligan Patrick & Co., brokers, 22 Shaw st. Ho. 63 Rueend
st
COLLINS Henry, caulker, 5 Ratho st
Collins Henry, blacksmith, 69 Roxburgh st
Collins Henry, painter, 2 Crawford lane
Collins William, salesman, 21 Nelson st, west
Collins Mrs J. B. S., 19 Newton st
COLLISON Robert, rivetter, 71 Regent st
Collison Mrs Janet, 16 Kilblain st
COLQUHOUN David, salesman, 28 East Hamilton st
Colquhoun Duncan, painter and decorator, 1 Union st. Ho.
2 Finnart st
Colquhoun John, clothier, 7
west
Grey pi. Ho. 32 Ardgowan st,
Colquhoun John J., solicitor and notary public, 2 Watt pi.
Ho. 32 Ardgowan st, west
Colquhoun Richard, mason, 68 Iverkip st
Colquhoun Robert, irondresser, 6 Holmscroft st
Colquhoun Miss, 71 Roxburgh st
COLVILLE Archibald, pointsman, 20 Pottery st
Coiville James, engineer, 16 Trafalgar st
COMRIE Mrs, 13 West Stewart st
Comrie Mrs, 6 Carnock st
COMMERCIAL Bank of Scotland, Limited, 36 Cathcart
st— James Tannahill, agent
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Limited (West-end Branch),
15 West Blackhall st— James Tannahill, agent
COMMISKIE James, grocer, 108 Dempster st
COMMISSARY Clerk's Office, County buildings, 1 Nelson
st, west
CONGREGATIONAL Church, 7 George sq

48 DIRECTORY.
CONKEY Alexander, labourer, 8 East Blackhall st
Conkey James, tailor and clothier, 8 Carnock st. Ho. 8
East Blackhall st
CONN James, joiner, 31 Lynedoch st
Conn John, Sheriff-officer, 76 Ann st
Conn Mrs, 91 Belville st
CONNELL Alexander, clerk, 11 Roxburgh st
Connell James, commission, insurance, and forwarding agent,
20 Cathcart st. Ho. 25 Brisbane st
CONNELLY Francis, grocer, 25 East Shaw st
CONNER Hugh, carpenter, 16 Port-Glasgow rd
Conner Mrs John, 39 Bank st
CONNING H. & J., milliners, 2 Inverkip st. Ho. 24
Union st
CONNOR David, bandmaster, 1st R.R.V., 7 Brisbane st
Connor John, artist, 6 Kelly st
Connor John, shipwright, 8 South st
Connor Mrs, 12 Arthur st
CONOLOGUE John, tailor's cutter, 20 Wellington st
Conologue James, fitter, 24 East Crawford st
CONWAY Andrew, greengrocer, 18 Sir Michael st
Conway David, clerk, 9 Lyle st
Conway Francis, licensed broker, 12 Tobago st. Ho. 7
Shaw place
Conway Matthew, jun., painter, 7 Hope st
Conway Mrs, 9 Lyle st
COOK Alexander, brakesman, 21 John st
Cook Archibald (of D. & A. Cook), 23 Brisbane st
Cook David, outfitter, 9 Rue-end st. Ho. 10 Wellington st
Cook Duncan, chainmaker, 1 Holmscroft st
Cook D. & A., smiths, anchor and chain makers, 4 Charles st
Cook John, carpenter, 29 Rue-end st
Cook John, joiner and blockmaker, 8 Duff st
Cook Robert, pawnbroker, auctioneer, and valuator, 33
Market st. Ho. 9 Orangefield place
Cook R., jun., auctioneer and valuator, Octavia buildings,
26 West Blackhall st. Ho. 9 Orangefield place.
(See Advt.)
Cook William, B.A., Lond. F.E.I.S., Head-master Holms-
croft Public School. Ho. Roselea, 71 Newton st
Cook William, fireman, 30 Lynedoch st
Cook William, labourer, Overton

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COOKE John, hairdresser, 54 Ann st
Cook Miss, 35 Lyle st
Cook Mrs Archibald, 23 Kelly st
Cook Mrs Duncan, 26 Mearns st
Cook Mrs William, 4 Garvald st
Cook Mrs Margaret, 13 Newton st
Cook Mrs, 68 Holmscroft st
COOPER & Co. (Glasgow), tea merchants and grocers.
Local agencies—43 Hamilton st, and 33 Cathcart st
Cooper Archibald, engineer, 42 Arthur st
Cooper Archibald, painter, 52 Holmscroft st
Cooper John, compositor, 65 Holmscroft st
Cooper William, mate, 3 Antigua st
CO-OPERATIVE Society (Greenock Central), 16, 18, and
20 Roxburgh st. Branches— 25 Lynedoch st, 26 Bruce
st, 65 Ann st, and 38 St Lawrence st
Co-operative Society, 18 East Crawford st, 46 East Hamilton
st, and 105 Port-Glasgow road
Co-operative Society (Industrial), 5 Arthur st, 6 Belville st,
and 6 Inverkip st. Drapery department— 58 Rue-end st
COOTE Mrs Thomas, express laundry, 25 Wellington st
COPELAND James, gardener, Whitefarland, Octavia terrace
Copeland Nathan, joiner, 4 Old Hillend
COPLAND Donald, carpenter, 5 Brachelston st
Copland Mrs John, 19 Antigua st
CORBET Rev. Alexander, minister, Orangefield Baptist
Church. Ho. Glen House, 85 Finnart st
CORBETT Alexander, compositor, 19 Mearns st
CORDUCK John labourer, 1 Ratho st
CORK Steampacket Office, 9 Customhouse buildings
Allan Swan, agent
CORMACK George, fishery officer, 3 Bank st. Ho. ig
Newton st
CORMIE John, blacksmith,
place, Finnart st
31 Hamilton st. Ho. 1 Ford
Cormie John, ironmonger, cutler, and tool maker, 4 Shaw st
Ho. 1 Ford place, Finnart st
CORNEY David, brassmoulder, 18 St Lawrence st
Corney Richard, brassnnisher, 4 Garvald st
Corney John, basket maker, 20 St Lawrence st
COTTRELL Robert Reynolds, grocer, 45 Crawfurd st
COUSAR Mrs James, lodgings, 68 Inverkip st
4
—

50
DIRECTORY.
COVE James, naval instructor, 19 Antigua st
COWAN Alexander R., salesman, 25 Trafalgar st
Cowan Angus, machinist, 27 Lynedoch st
Cowan David, carpenter, 24 Pottery st
Cowan Duncan, plumber, 29 Lynedoch st
Cowan John, mason, 31 Ingleston st
Cowan John, merchant, Stoneleigh, 23 Newark st
Cowan Robert, railway guard, 38 East Hamilton st
Cowan R. & Co., drapers, tailors, and clothiers, 2 W. Blackhall st
Cowan William, goods guard, 31 East Crawford st
Cowan Miss, 22 Brisbane st
Cowan Mrs, 12 South st
COWIE Mrs William, 70 Eldon st
COWLEY Charles, shoemaker, 42 West Burn st. Ho. 22
West Blackhall st
Cowley John, tugboatman, 6 Duff st
COWPER David B., chemist, 9 Lynedoch st. Ho. 14 Lyle st
COX John H., engineer, machinist, and toolsmith, 13
Nicolson st. Ho. 46 Kelly st
COYLE Edward, engineer, 26 East Crawford st
CRABBE C. S., grocer, 91 Dempster st
Crabbe William, grocer and provision merchant, 26 and 35
Ann st. Ho. 24 Robertson st
CRAIG Alexander, caulker, 24 East Crawford st
Craig Andrew, tobacconist, 14 West Blackhall st
Craig Andrew E., baker, 6 Murdieston st
Craig Angus, bricklayer, 8 Hay st
Craig Cornelius, storeman, 55 Rue-end st
Craig George, broker, 8 Smith's lane
Craig George, mason, 78 Dempster st
Craig Hugh, boilermaker, 33 Roxburgh st
Craig James, caulker, 5 East Crawford st
Craig James, cooper and stave merchant, 39 Baker st
Craig James, sawyer, 15 Lauriston st
Craig James R. (of Orr, Hunter & Co., Limited), 169 Eldon st
Craig John, baker, 28 Lynedoch st. Ho. do.
Craig John, smith, 40 Ann st
Craig J. & M., manufacturers of fire-clay goods
and pottery ware. Factories, Hillhead,
Perceton,and Longpark, Kilmarnock. Agents
in Greenock, John A. Simpson & Co., 10
Brougham st and 6 Tobago st. (See Advt.)

DIRECTORY. 5
Craig Samuel, labourer, 68 East Hamilton st
J^ Craig Thomas (of Orr, Hunter & Co., Limited), Barrhill
house, Gourock
Craig Mrs James, 14 Ardgowan st, west
Craig Mrs John, 52 Eldon st
Craig Mrs, 1 Mill st
Craig Mrs, 35 West Shaw st
CRAIG'S Cask Heading Co., Limited, makers of cask
headings, 39 Baker st
CRAM James, mason, 70 Wellington st
Cram Peter, mason, 38 Nicolson st
CRAVEN James, labourer, 84 Belville st
Craven Katharine Miss, school, 51 Forsyth st
CRAWTORD Alexander, caulker, 25 Bruce st
Crawford Alexander, purveyor, Victoria Tea Rooms, 17
Charles st, .
and
Albion Tea Rooms, 16 Cathcart st.
Ho. 4 Shaw pi
Crawford Alexander, seaman, 8 West Burn st
Crawford Archibald, carpenter, 1 1 East Blackhall st
Crawford Archibald, carpenter, 16 Trafalgar st
Crawford Bryce (of Crawford & Thomson), 40 Mearns st
Crawford, Fulton & Co., joiners and builders. 10 Terrace rd
Crawford George, dairyman, 2 St. Lawrence st
Crawford Hugh, feuar, 41 Ardgowan st, west
Crawford James, boilermaker, 23 Lynedoch st
Crawford James, engineer, 2 Wellington st
Crawford James, flesher, 83 Roxburgh st. Ho. 41 Ardgowan
st
Crawford James, jun., plumber, 10 Lynedoch st
Crawford James (of Crawford & Kerr), 25 Regent st
Crawford James, wine and spirit merchant, 7 Inverkip st
Crawford Joseph, rivetter, 84 Belville st
Crawford John, blacksmith, 5 Hill st
Crawford John, blacksmith, 77 Regent st
Crawford John, provision merchant, 6 Watson's lane
Crawford John, vanman, 1 1 Nelson st, west
Cpwford J. W. (of J. C. Smith, Macdonald & Crawford),
Raillies, 93 Newton st
Crawford & Kerr, plumbers and gasfitters, 6 Bogle st
Crawford P, R. & Co., dress and mantle makers,
silk mercers, and general drapery warehousemen,
3 West Blackhall st
1

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DIRECTORY.
Crawford P. R. (of P. R. Crawford & Co.), 51 Brougham st
/ Crawford Robert, M.Inst.C.E., engineer to the Greenock
Harbour Trust, Municipal buildings. Ho. Rosehill,
Cardwell Bay
Crawford Robert, caulker, 96 Dempster st
Crawford Robert, feuar, 24 Robertson st
Crawford Robert, patternmaker, 14 South st
Crawford Robert, smith, 2 West Burn st
Crawford Robert, 40 Mearns st
I Crawford Robert Paul, tobacconist and stationer, 33 Ingleston
st. Ho. Lome pi, 9 Margaret st
Crawford Robert Paul, wine merchant and distillers' agent,
35 Ingleston st and 30 Crescent st. Ho. Lome pi, 9
Margaret st
Crawford Thomas, shipowner, 61 Brisbane st
Crawford & Thomson, ironfounders, Caledonian foundry, 48
Trafalgar st
Crawford William, family grocer, 5 Grey pi. Ho. Northfield,
Bute terrace, Millport
Crawford William, glazier and glass merchant, 18 Vennel.
Ho. 3 George sq
Crawford William, joiner, 28 Lynedoch st
Crawford William, joiner, 4 Nelson st, west
Crawford William, joiner, 34 Nelson st, west
Crawford William, labourer, 3 Regent st
Crawford William (of Denney & Crawford), 28 South st
Crawford William (of W. & J. Crawford), 39 Fox st
Crawford William, wood measurer, 87 Belville st
Crawford William H., boatbuilder, 82 Belville st
Crawford W. & J., shipowners, 3 East breast
Crawford Misses E. & H., dairy, 85 Roxburgh st
Crawford Miss, 40 Mearns st
Crawford Mrs Charles, 30 Nelson st, west
Crawford Mrs Uugald, 20 John st
Crawford Mrs Dugald, 7 Kelly st
Crawford Mrs Robert, 22 South st
Crawford Mrs William, 23 Ingleston st
Crawford Mrs William, 10 Hay st
Crawford Mrs, 3 Ford pi, Finnart st
CREELMAN William, driller, 3 Orchard st
CRESCENTIC Firewood Co.— Robert Jamieson & Son,.
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CREVIE Mrs, 3 Mackenzie st
CRICHTON Hugh, gardener, Balclutha lodge, Newark st
CRITCHLEY J. W., teacher, Greenock Academy. Ho.
5 1 Brisbane st
CROMAR Thomas, engineer, 25 Dempster st
CROMARTY James, engineer, 34 Nelson st, west
CROMBIE Mark, cooper, 77 Regent st
Crombie William, gardener, 22 Kelly st
CROMWELL Mrs, 13 Mearns st
CROOK John C, spirit merchant, 29 Dalrymple st. Ho.
14 West Blackhall st
CROOKSHANKS Joseph, carriage hirer and funeral undertaker,
43 West Blackhall st, George sq, and 5 Quay
Head, Gourock. Ho. 43 West Blackhall st, Greenock.
(See Advt.)
CROOKSTON William (of Lindsay & Crookston), 8
Robertson st
CROSBIE Elias C, office porter, 2 Church pi
CROSS James, painter, 40 Ann st
Cross W. Paterson, professor of music, 8 Brougham st
Cross Misses, dressmakers, 19 Brisbane st
CROWE William, pensioner, 25 Nelson st, west
CROWLEY John C, examining officer, H.M. Customs, 3
George sq
CRUICKSHANK Alexander (of postal telegraphs), 29
Dempster st
Cruickshank Francis, draper, 15 Newton st
CRUIKSHANK & Fairweather, consulting engineers and
patent agents, 62 St. Vincent st, Glasgow. (See Advt.)
Cruikshank Alexander, inspector, Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals Society, 83 Dempster st
CRUMLISH Peter, painter, 23 Tobago st
CRUTHERS E., pawnbroker, 28 Dalrymple st. Ho. 30
Kelly st
Cruthers John, guard, 57 Belville st
CULLEN Patrick, salesman, 9 Carwood st
CULLODEN Mrs, 13 Bentinck st
CUMBERLIDGE Edward, labourer, 78 Belville st
CUMMESKY James, iron turner, 12 St. Lawrence st
CUMMING James, carter, 3 Ingleston st
Cumming James, joiner, 7 Hope st
dimming James, moulder, 47 Mearns st

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DIRECTORY.
Cumming John B., engineer, 78 Belville st
Gumming M. & A., grocers, 40 Holmscroft st
Cumming Miss, 5 West Stewart st
Cumming Mrs, 38 Nicolson st
CUMMINGS Robert, labourer, 53 Belville st,
CUMMISKY James, railway porter, 35 West Blackhall st
CUNINGHAM Charles, sugar broker and commission
merchant, 49 Cathcart st. Ho. 8 Ardgowan st, west
CUNNINGHAM Archibald, engineer, 19 Antigua st
Cunningham Colin, joiner, 9 Murdieston st
Cunningham Duncan (of D. Cunningham & Co.), 39
Ardgowan st
Cunningham D. & Co., sugar and general forwarding agents,
32 Cathcart st
Cunningham James, coachman, 29 Hamilton st
Cunningham James, hammerman, 66 Regent st
Cunningham John, foreman porter, 30 Nelson st, west
Cunningham John, retired merchant, 32 Cathcart st. Ho.
Seafield, 2 Fox st
Cunningham J. H., dyer, 73 Ann st
Cunningham P. G., 31 Bank st
Cunningham Robert, baker, 40 Nelson st. west. Ho. 2
South st
Cunningham Robert, blacksmith, 2 Watt pi
Cunningham Robert, policeman, 10 Shaw pi
Cunningham Thomas, cashier, 53 Belville st
Cunningham Thomas, engineer, 10 Hay st
Cunningham William, engine driver, 24 East Crawford st
Cunningham William, pansman, 30 Kelly st
Cunningham Mrs, 51 Holmscroft st
Cunningham Mrs, 85 Roxburgh st
CURRAN Thomas, lamplighter, 77 Regent st
CURRIE Alexander, caulker, 3 Hill st
Currie Alexander, engineer, 81 Roxburgh st
Currie David, warehouseman, 8 Holmscroft st
Currie Dugald, brassfinisher, 1 Hope st
Currie Duncan, carpenter, 34 East Hamilton st
Currie Gilbert, clerk, 30 Wellington st
Currie Hugh, joiner, 63 Nicolson st
Currie James, coppersmith, 7 Hope st
Currie James & Co., agents for the Leith, Hull, and Hamburg
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Currie James, signalman, 2 Murdieston st
Currie John, blacksmith, 17 Brisbane st
Currie John, carpenter, 42 Holmscroft st
Currie Malcolm S., shipmaster, 23 Kelly st
Currie Peter, shipmaster, 2 i Nelson st, west
Currie Richard, storekeeper, 14 South st
Currie Robert, tailor, 8 Buccleuch st
Currie Samuel, upholsterer, 22 South st
Currie William, brassfinisher, 30 Lynedoch st
Currie William, seaman, 7 Murdieston st
Currie William C., 14 Lyle st
Currie Mrs John. 8 Nicolson st
Currie Mrs Malcolm, ladies' nurse, 19 Newton st
Currie Mrs Neil, 19 Bruce st
Currie Mrs, 8 Murdieston st
CURROR George, woolspinner, 59 Ann st
CURTIS, Charles H. & Co., distillers, Auchintoshan Dumbartonshire
; wine and spirit importers, City buildings,
32 Cathcart st ; and distillery bonded storekeepers, 24
Market st and 29 Hamilton st
Curtis Charles H. (of Charles H. Curtis & Co.), Ebberley,
27 Octavia ter
Curtis C. H. & Co., wine and spirit merchants, 24 Nicolson st
Curtis William H. (of C. H. Curtis & Co.), Ardmore, 38
Newark st
Curtis Misses, Greenbank house, 50 Kelly st
CUSTOMHOUSE Buildings, Steamboat quay
CUTHBERT Gilbert, shipwright, 27 Regent st
Cuthbert James, seaman, 34 East Hamilton st
Cuthbert Misses, dressmakers and hosiers, 33 Roxburgh st.
Ho. 35 Roxburgh st
Cuthbert Mrs, 35 Roxburgh st
CUTHBERTSON Archibald, blacksmith, 2 Princes st
Cuthbertson James R., manufacturing confectioner, 2 Grey
pi. Ho. 6 Grey pi
Cuthbertson James S., compositor, 83 Wellington st
Cuthbertson Robert S., joiner, 22 Antigua st
Cuthbertson Thomas, confectioner, 33 Bank st
Cuthbertson Mrs William, 31 Lynedoch st
CUYCO Pantileon, Spanish Sailors' Home, 8 East breast
CZARNIKOW & Co., sugar brokers (Glasgow and Greenock),
Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st

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DIRECTORY.
DAILY James, brasstinisher, 61 Belville st
Daily and Weekly "Glasgow Herald" (newspaper) Office,
29 Cathcart st
DAISLEY John A., hairdresser, 28 Roxburgh st. Ho. 32
Mount Pleasant st
DALE Archibald, engineer, 71 Wellington st
Dale George B., cabinetmaker, 20 South st
DALGLEISH Miss, 2 Lyle st
DALLAS Adam, joiner, 34 Ann st
Dallas John, painter, 9 Lynedoch st
Dallas Joseph, labourer, 30 St Lawrence st
Dallas Matthew, baker, 23 Roxburgh st
Dallas Matthew, cooper, 19 Roxburgh st
Dallas Robert, joiner, 8 Holmscroft st
Dallas William, baker, 14 Mearns st
DALY James, labourer, 32 St Lawrence st
Daly John, seaman, 6 Sir Michael st
DALLY William, boilermaker, 6 Belville st
DALRYMPLE Archibald, labourer, 10 Nile st
Dalrymple Patrick, labourer, 43 Main st
Dalrymple Robert, labourer, 45 Main st
DALZIEL William, signalman, 10 Carwood st
Dalziel Mrs William, 30 Nelson st, west
Dalziel Mrs, 3 George square
Dalziel Mrs, 11 Carwood st
DANIELSON Francis, poulterer, 7 William st. Ho. 14
Dalrymple st
DARROCH Archibald, seaman, 22 Lynedoch st
Darroch Colin, cowfeeder, 41 Trafalgar st
Darroch Dugald, labourer, 42 Roxburgh st
Darroch Duncan, collector of harbour dues, Customhouse.
Ho. 50 Brougham st
Darroch James, joiner, 10 Lynedoch st
Darroch James, tobacconist and news agent, 25 Regent st
Darroch John, carter, 28 Bruce st
Darroch John, cowfeeder, 19 Captain st
Darroch John, Customs' officer, 13 Carwood st
Darroch Peter, boilermaker, 80 Belville st
Darroch Miss, grocer, 1 2 Watt st

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Darroch Miss, 12 Trafalgar st
Darroch Mrs, 21 Ingleston st
DAVERS Mrs A., grocer, 81 Belville st. Ho. 85 do.
DAVID Simon H., 35 West Stewart st
DAVIDSON Andrew, boilermaker, 24 Antigua st
Davidson David, smith, 33 East Crawford st
Davidson George, British Workman Public House, 99 Port-
Glasgow rd. Ho. do.
Davidson George, sailmaker, 1 Kilblain buildings
Davidson George F., joiner, 18 Serpentine walk
Davidson James, shipmaster, 2 Ford pi, Finnart st
Davidson Rev. James, M.A., Finnart U.P. Church. Ho. 85
Brisbane st
Davidson James G., clerk, 16 South st
Davidson John, sailmaker, 43 Crawfurd st
Davidson Robert, watchmaker and jeweller, 4 West Black-
hall st. Ho. 69 Nicolson st
Davidson Robert, yardsman, 17 Brougham st
Davidson William, rigger, 9 Hope st
Davidson William, seaman, 20 Bearhope st
Davidson William, spirit dealer, 1 Crescent st. Ho. 7
Mearns st
Davidson William A., engine-keeper, 1 Kilblain st
DAVIE John, brassfinisher, 3 Mackenzie st
Davie John, timber measurer, agent Consulaire de France,
63 Rue-end st. Ho. 17 Union st
Davie Robert & Co., timber measurers, 63 Rue-end st
Davie Robert, jun., representative of Vacuum Oil Company,
63 Rue-end st. Ho. 4 Fox st
Davie Robert (of Robert Davie & Co.), 4 Fox st
DAVIES James, labourer, 7 Nile st
Davies James, labourer, 57 Belville st
Davies John, engineer, 15 Belville st
Davies Lewis S., rigger, 24 Bruce st
Davies Mrs William, grocer, 24 West Blackhall st. Ho. do.
DAWSON B. J., R.C. clergyman, i Rue-end st. Ho. Wood
Cottage, Under Crescent
Dawson George, rigger, 5 Bearhope st
Dawson James, dyer, no Drumfrochar rd
Dawson James, engine-driver, 36 Lynedoch st
Dawson John, carpenter, 40 Nicolson st
Dawson W., grocer, 5 Inverkip st

58
DIRECTORY.
DEACON William, manager, Merino Mills. Ho. 62
Forsyth st
DEAS John S., Inspector of Poor, 36 Nicolson st. Ho. 21
Patrick st
Deas Andrew, insurance agent, 34 Mount Pleasant st
DE MONTI Rev. Charles A., R.C clergyman, r4 Patrick st
DEMPSEY Samuel, fitter, 7 East Crawford st
DEMPSTER Duncan F., sugar refiner (of Neill, Dempster
& Neill), Derculich, Tullypowrie, Perthshire
Dempster George, bank accountant, Provident Bank. Ho.
53 Brisbane st
Dempster James, joiner, 20 South st
Dempster James, rivetter, 38 Main st
Dempster Mrs, 3 Regent st
DENHAM Mrs William, 20 South st
DENHOLM J. & J., ship insurance, forwarding, and
commission agents, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st
Denholm John (of J. & J. Denholm), 27 Finnart st
Denholm Mrs, 13 Antigua st
DENNEY Archibald, brassfounder, 12 Lyle st
Denney Charles, pianoforte and music seller, 23 West Black-
hall st. Ho. do.
Denney & Crawford, joiners, 52 Kelly st
Denney John, irondresser, 12 Nile st
Denney John (of Denney & Crawford), 34 South st
Denney Miss, grocer, 10 Mount Pleasant st
Denney Mrs, 22 Arthur st
DENOON William, coachman, 14 Dalrymple st
DENNISTON John S., 19 Patrick st
DEUBLER Conrad, labourer, 22 Inverkip st
Deubler Peter, upholsterer, 16 Kelly st
DEVINE James, sanitary inspector, Municipal buildings,
Dalrymple st. Ho. Craigieknowes Hospital, Sinclair st
DEVLIN Henry, sheriff officer, 13 Hamilton st. Ho. 93
Dempster st
Devlin James P., spirit merchant, 18 Vennel
Devlin John, rafter, 5 Orchard st
Devlin John, rigger, 85 Roxburgh st
Devlin M., fruiterer, 1 Grey pi. Ho. 29 Nelson st, west
Devlin Patrick, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant,
3 Market st, 24 Cathcart st, and 37 Brymner st. Ho.
10 1 Eldon st

DIRECTORY. 59
Devlin Paul, labourer, 51 Main st
DEWAR & Co., smiths, tinsmiths, gasfitters, and bellhangers,
26 Charles st
Dewar James, contractor, 1 1 Laird st
Dewar John, joiner, 5 West Stewart st
Dewar John (of Dewar & Co.), 25 Dempster st
Dewar Mrs C, 17 Nelson st, west
DICK Archibald, joiner, 67 Roxburgh st
Dick David, labourer, 87 Wellington st
Dick Ebenezer, cooper, 2 Crawford lane
Dick Hugh, tinsmith, 1 1 Lyle st
Dick James, engineer, 10 Carnock st
Dick James K., joiner, 31 Dempster st
Dick John, joiner, 9 Dempster st
Dick John, lathsplitter, 87 Wellington st
Dick John, plumber, 79 Belville st
Dick J. M., hatier, hosier, glover, and shirtmaker, n West
Blackhall st. Ho. 19 Bentinck st
Dick R. & J., guttapercha boot and shoemakers, 22 Cathcart
st—T. S. Simpson, manager
Dick Thomas, cooper, 20 South st
Dick William, cooper, 62 Kelly st
Dick Mrs Andrew, 16 South st
Dick Mrs Boyd, 32 South st
DICKIE George B. (of Thomas Skinner & Co.), Parkhill,
Kilmalcolm
Dickie James, boilermaker, 30 Bruce st
Dickie Mrs, dressmaker, 26 Lynedoch st
Dickie Mrs John, 17 Mount Pleasant st
DICKSON Alexander, engineer, 5 Belville st
Dickson Benjamin, agent, London and North-Western
Railway Co., 20 Brymner st. Ho. Thornbank, Gourock
Dickson David, mate, 85 Dempster st
Dickson Ellen, dairy, 12 Market st
Dickson George, clerk, 34 South st
Dickson James, carpenter, 41 Sir Michael st
Dickson James, engine driver, 9 East Crawford st
Dickson Joseph, station master, Lynedoch Station. Ho. 49
Lynedoch st
Dickson Robert, sugar boiler, 37 Dempster st
Dickson Stephen, insurance agent, 10 Mearns st
Dickson Thomas, engine keeper, 16 Chapel st

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Dickson Mrs, 30 Ann st
DILLON Patrick, sailmaker, 12 Ann st
Dillon Thomas, labourer, 18 Antigua st
DINGWALL Mrs, 6 John st
DINNEN Hugh, labourer, 55 Drumfrochar rd
DIRECT Line Steamers for West Indies, &c—
Andrew Picken & Co., agents, Arcade
DISCHARGED Prisoners' Aid Society Home. 58 Ann st
DISHER Mrs Robert, 103 Port-Glasgow rd
DIXON Anthony, painter, no Dempster st
Dixon Robert (of Alexander & Dixon), 8 Brisbane st
Dixon William (Limited), iron and coalmasters, Dellingburn
square
DOAK David, carter, 23 Ingleston st
Doak James, moulder, 31 Dempster st
Doak Joseph, gasfitter, 77 Wellington st
Doak William, carter, 66 Regent st
DOBBIE Archibald, baker, 113 Dempster st
Dobbie Robert, baker, 3 Brachelston st
DOBBIN John, waggon inspector, 78 Wellington st
DOBLE John, writer, R.N., 104 Dempster st
DOCHERTY Daniel, physician and surgeon, 3 Bank st.
Ho. do.
Docherty George, flesher, 5 William st. Ho. 7 do.
Docherty Henry, joiner, 19 Bearhope st
Docherty James, shoemaker, 49 Rue-end st and 37 Ann st.
Ho. 27 West Blackhall st
Docherty John, carpenter, 23 Belville st
Docherty John, fireman, 1 1 Regent st
Docherty Michael J., labourer, 2 Duff st
Docherty Robert, engineer, 39 Ann st
Docherty Robert, labourer, 63 Ann st
Docherty Thomson, labourer, 1 2 St. Lawrence st
Docherty William, rivetter, 35 Nicolson st
Docherty Mrs William, grocer, 32 Inverkip st
DOCKER Anthony, engineer, 19 Dempster st
Docker Edward, basketmaker, 24 St. Lawrence st. Ho.
18 do.
Docker James, chemist, 23 Roxburgh st
Docker Thomas, flesher, 115 Dempster st
DODD John, hammerman, 29 Belville st
Dodd William, carpenter, 1 1 West Stewart st

DIRECTORY. 6
Dodd William, grocer and provision merchant, 33 Ann st.
Ho. 5 Lauriston st
Dodd William S., carpenter, joiner, and blockmaker, 3,
Cathcart st. Ho. 4 Carnock st
Dodd Mrs William, 5 Lauriston st
DODDS Mrs James, 12 Laird st
DOIG Alexander, carter, 54 Drumfrochar rd
Doig Mrs Alexander, 28 Newton st
DOMINION Line of Royal Mail Steamers for Canada and
United States—T. O. Hunter & Co., agents
DONACHIE William H., gardener, 7 Bruce st
DONALD Alexander, labourer, 61 Ann st
Donald J. & Co., tobacconists, 7 Hamilton st. Ho. 24
Brisbane st
Donald Robert, yardsman, 37 Lynedoch st
Donald Mrs, 65 Holmscroft st
Donald Mrs James, 24 Forsyth st
DONALDSON David, smith, 48 St. Lawrence st
Donaldson John, fireman, 63 Belville st
DONNACHIE Henry, joiner, 19 Bearhope st
DONNELLY Benjamin, slater, 60 Ann st
Donnelly Edward, insurance agent, 43 Holmscroft st
Donnelly Miss, dressmaker, 65 Rue-end st
Donnelly Mrs, 28 Cathcart st
DOOLEY James, boilermaker, 40 Holmscroft st
DOUGALL Robert, blockmaker, 12 Lyle st
DOUGAN Alexander, carter, 8 Kilblain st
Dougan Charles, labourer, 13 Holmcroft st
DOUGANS William, gardener, 75 Holmscroft st
DOUGLAS David, bootcloser, 115 Dempster st
Douglas David, marine store dealer, 18 Dalrymple st
Douglas Duncan, tugboatman, 33 Lynedoch st
Douglas George, dairyman, 20 Nicolson st
Douglas James, labourer, 32 Ingleston st
Douglas Dr John Campbell, M.B., L.R.S.C, Edin., physician
and surgeon, 5 Ardgowan st, west
Douglas John, checker, 38 St. Lawrence st
Douglas John, confectioner, 72 Ann st. Ho. do.
Douglas John, storeman, 12 Dalrymple st
Douglas John (of Mackenzie & Walker), Mount Stewart, 20
Margaret st
Douglas John C, cook, 25 West Blackhall st

62 DIRECTORY.
Douglas & Son, watch and clock makers, gold and silversmiths,
jewellers, &c, 9 Hamilton st
Douglas Malcolm, shipmaster, 2 Kilblain st
Douglas & Co., tailors and clothiers, 1 Watt pi. Ho. 11
Roxburgh st
Douglas Robert, fireman, 81 Wellington st
Douglas Thomas N. (of Douglas & Son), 155 Eldon st
Douglas Walter, timber measurer, 3 Mount Pleasant st
Douglas William, brassfinisher, 42 Roxburgh st
Douglas William (of Scott & Douglas), 23 Newton st
Douglas Miss, 29 Lyle st
Douglas Miss, grocer, 87 Roxburgh st
Douglas Mrs Alfred, 13 Holmscroft st
Douglas Mrs John, 54 Brougham st
Douglas Mrs, 104 Drumfrochar rd
DOW Donald, carter, 53 Main st
Dow Donald, labourer, 2 Macdougall st
Dow John, joiner, 8 Nicolson st
DOWALL James, salesman, 12 South st
DOWELL James, carter, 5 Newton st
DOWIE W. W., 15 Robertson st
Dowie William, engineer, 4 Carwood st
Dowie Mrs E. T., 15 Robertson st
DOW Walter W., salesman, 17 Dempster st
DOWLING James, watchman, 4 Garvald st
Dowling Martin, caulker, 10 Antigua st
DOWNES Hugh, engineer, 10 Mearns st
DOWNIE Alexander, agent and correspondent, "Glasgow
Evening News" and "Scottish Referee," 1 Watt pi.
Ho. 4 Robertson st
Downie Francis, engineer, 3 East Crawford st
Downie James, clerk, 68 Kelly st
Downie James, fitter, 31 East Crawford st
Downie John, joiner, 32 East Hamilton st
Downie Robert, brassfinisher, 25 Dempster st
Downie William, janitor, Greenock Academy, 25 Newton st
Downie Miss M. M., 51 Brougham st
Downie Miss, dressmaker, 68 Kelly st
DOWNING Mrs William, wine and spirit merchant, 29
Cathcart st and 2 Mansionhouse lane. Ho. 1 Watt pi
DRAINE Henry, labourer, 79 Dempster st
DRAKE J. V. & Co., sugar brokers, 27 Cathcart st

DIRECTORY. 63
DRENNAN Thomas, moulder, 19 Ingleston pi"
DRUMMOND Daniel, deputy harbour-master, 3 Antigua st
Drummond Daniel, grocer, 8 South st
Drummond John, cooper, stave and hoop merchant, 52
Rue-end st. Ho. 27 Mearns st
Drummond Neil, cooper, 104 Dempster st
Drummond Robert, bottler, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
Drummond Robert, carpenter, 14 West Blackhall st
Drummond Robert, engine-driver, 4 Nelson st, Glebe
Drummond William, labourer, 19 Bearhope st
Drummond Miss E., 50 Brougham st
DRYB ROUGH & Co., brewers, Edinburgh— D. Winton,
agent, 79 Dempster st
DRYDEN Robert, teacher, Greenock Academy. Ho. 27
Union st
DRYSDALE George, blacksmith, 29 Ingleston st
Drysdale James, engineer, 7 Port-Glasgow rd
Drysdale John, watchman, 1 Mill st
Drysdale Robert, compositor, 20 South st
Drysdale Thomas, millwright, 61 Ann st
Drysdale Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Crescent st
Ho. 3 Carnock st
DUCKWORTH Joseph, woolsorter, 112 Drumfrochar rd
DUFF Daniel, blockmaker, 57 Dalrymple st. Ho. 3
Brougham st
Duff James & Sons, brassfounders, coppersmiths, gasfitters,
and bellhangers, 47 Rue-end st
Duff James (of James Duff & Sons), 52 Brougham st
Duff James, foreman (John Poynter, Son & Macdonalds).
Ho. 21 Dellingburn st
Duff James B. (of Barr & Co.), 23 Esplanade
Duff John, carpenter, 39 Ann st
Duff John, flesher, 30 East Hamilton st. Ho. 18 East
Crawford st
Duff William, flesher, 84 Belville st. Ho. South Hillend Farm
Duff Miss A., dairy, 34 East Hamilton st
Duff Miss, 28 Brisbane st
DUFFNER John, watchmaker, 30 Inverkip st
DUFFY Bernard, boilermaker, 36 Ingleston st
Duffy Daniel, butter and egg merchant, 7 Sir Michael st.
Ho. n Watt st
Duffy Miss Jane, 10 Stanners st

64 DIRECTORY.
DUNBAR James, boot and shoe maker, 29 Sugarhouse lane
Dunbar John, sugarhouse labourer, 19 Cathcart st
Dunbar Robert blacksmith, 8 Duff st
Dunbar Miss, 33 Ardgowan st, west
DUNCAN Alexander, 21 Lyle st
Duncan Rev. Alexander, minister of Mount Pleasant U.P.
Church, 2 Robertson st
Duncan Alexander, coach painter, 12 South st
Duncan Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 10 Market st.
Ho. 9 Wellington st
Duncan Allan, skinner, 3 East Crawford st
Duncan Archibald, shipmaster. 9 Murdieston st
Duncan Archibald, shipwright, 14 Hope st
Duncan & Co., painters, paperhangers, and decorators, 30
Market st. Ho. 32 Ann st
Duncan & Co., sack and bag merchants, 25 Stanners st
Dnncan Daniel, joiner, 14 Lyle st
Duncan David, wine and spirit merchant, 17 Shaw st. Ho.
13 Lyle st
Duncan Henry, rivetter, 9 Mount Pleasant st
Duncan James, rafter, 41 Nicolson st
Duncan James, rafter, 27 Vennel
Duncan James, tailors' cutter, 14 Murdieston st
Duncan James, vanman, 72 Wellington st
Duncan John, joiner, 3 Brachelston st
Duncan John, lathsplitter, 10 South st
Duncan John, pansman, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Duncan John, rafter, 32 Tobago st
Duncan John, hairdresser, 4 Cartsburn st
Duncan Joseph, river pilot, 14 Robertson st
Duncan Matthew, contractor and dairyman, 2 Brachelston st
Duncan Peter, sailmaker, 151 Eldon st
Duncan Robert, carpenter, 6 Sir Michael st
Duncan Samuel, chemist and druggist, and branch Post Office,
19 West Blackhall st. Ho. 48 Brougham st
Duncan & Sharp, brassfounders and plumbers, Ladyburn
Duncan Thomas, fruit, flower, and vegetable merchant, 8
Grey place. Ho. 2 Brachelston st
Duncan William, rivetter, 5 Lauriston st
Duncan William, salesman, 18 Bearhope st
Duncan William, shipmaster, 45 Brisbane st
Duncan William, telegraphist, 31 Dempster st

DIRECTORY. 65
Duncan Miss,. 16 Cathcart st
Duncan Mrs Andrew, 10 Brisbane st
Duncan Mrs James, 16 Mearns st
Duncan Mrs John, 37 Roxburgh st
Duncan Mrs J., 6 West Blackhall st
Duncan Mrs Robert, 12 South st
Duncan Mrs, 1 1 Crescent st
Duncan Mrs, Rosebank, Cardwell Bay
DUNLEVEY Mrs D., 60 Ann st
DUNDAS John, labourer, 30 Sir Michael st
Dundas Michael, mason, 7 Brachelston st
DUNLOP Allan, grocer, 48 South st
Dunlop Allan, labourer, 105 Port-Glasgow rd
Dunlop David J. & Co., engineers and shipbuilders, Inch
Works, Port-Glasgow
Dunlop David J. (of David J. Dunlop & Co.), Alderwood,
Port-Glasgow
Dunlop George, jun., wine and spirit merchant, 10 East
breast
Dunlop James, boilermaker, 3 Belville st
Dunlop M. F. (of M. F. Dunlop & Murray), Glenview, 95
Newton st
Dunlop M. F. & Murray, writers and notaries public, 2
Church place
Dunlop Robert, labourer, 4 Carwood st
Dunlop Miss, lodgings, 3 Brougham st
Dunlop Mrs John, 27 Ardgowan st, west
Dunlop Mrs, 71 Ann st
DUNN A. C, engineer, 95 Belville st
Dunn Archibald C, hatter and hosier, 39 Hamilton st.
Ho. 15 Newton st
Dunn Jeremiah, musician, 96 Dempster st
Dunn Thomas, clerk, gi Belville st
Dunn Frank, reporter, 20 Trafalgar st
Dunn Miss, teacher, 6 Ardgowan st, west
Dunn Mrs Andrew, 13 Nelson st, west
Dunn Mrs Archibald, 35 West Burn st
DUNNING John, carpenter, 18 St Lawrence st
DUNSE James, flesher, 21 Regent st. Ho. 17 Lyle st
DUNSMORE William, sawyer, 29 Crescent st
DURKIN Henry R., forwarding and commission agent, 27
Cathcart st. Ho. 19 Brisbane st
5

66 DIRECTORY.
DUTHIE James, cooper, 14 Robertson st
Duthie James, 62 Regent st
Duthie R. G., hairdresser, 12 Laird st. Ho. 8 Brisbane st
Duthie Mrs Ann, 69 Nicolson st
DYER Mrs John, 4 Kilblain st
EADIE Andrew, brakesman, 22 Pottery st
Eadie David, brakesman, 6 Murdieston st
Eadie Forbes, lieutenant of police, Police Chambers. Ho.
32 Ann st
Eadie Robert, foreman, 7 Crescent st
EADS Angus, gilder, 18 St Lawrence st
EAGAR J. B. (Inland Revenue), 36 South st
EAGLE Foundry, 28 Baker st
EAGLESHAM James, blacksmith, 12 Murdieston st
EAGLESOM Hugh, engineer, 36 South st
EARL Robert, labourer, 79 Dempster st
EAST-END Co-operative Society, Limited, grocers, bakers,
and drapers, 18 East Crawford st. Branches— 46 East
Hamilton st and 105 Port-Glasgow rd
East-End Medical Hall, 63 Rue-end st
East Parish Church, 7 Regent st
EASTERN Hall, 13 John st
EASTMAN'S (Limited), butchers, 17 Hamilton st
EASTON Daniel M'Q., hairdresser and perfumer, 4 Argyle
st. Ho. 21 Newton st
Easton David, pansman, 1 Holmscroft st
Easton Peter, brassfinisher, 1 Crescent st
Easton Robert (of Robert Easton & Co.), 14 South st
Easton Robert R, clerk, 66 Wellington st
Easton Robert & Co., hay, straw, and grain merchants, 12
Charles st
EDELSTEN Richard, tobacconist, commission agent, and
branch Post-Office, 29 Brougham st. Ho. Glendevon
cottage, 8 Glen st
EDGAR George, painter and decorator, 24 Union st.
Ho do.
Edgar James, messenger, Post-Office. Ho. 93 Roxburgh st

DIRECTORY. 67
Edgar John, bootmaker, 32 East Shaw st. Ho. 71 Wellington
st
Edgar William, labourer, 41 Holmscroft st
Edgar William, leather merchant, 3 William st. Ho. 66
Kelly st
EDINGTON Adam B., painter, 32 Nelson st, west
EDMISTON Allan, clerk, 9 East Blackhall st
Edmiston George, scale, beam, and weighing machine
maker, 4 Dalrymple st
EDNIE Andrew, engineer, 5 Belville st
EDWARDS Archibald, joiner, 10 Nile st
Edwards James, engineer, 31 Nelson st, west
Edwards John, boilermaker, 62 Drumfrochar rd
Edwards Simon, sugar boiler, 4 South st
Edwards William, boltmaker, 9 Argyle st
Edwards Mrs Elizabeth, 7 Grey pi
EGELSON James, broker, 60 Main st
EILERT Frederick, hairdresser, 14 Cathcart st. Ho. 13
Lyle st
ELDER John, timekeeper, 80 Belville st
Elder Lewis, engineer, 3 Argyle st
ELLIOT Charles, 14 Bruce st
Elliot Henry, carpenter, 32 East Hamilton st
Elliot James, insurance agent, 91 Belville st
Elliot Samuel, cooper, 24 Bruce st
Elliot Thomas L., letterpress printer, West Burn sq. Ho.
72 Wellington st
Elliot William, labourer, 126 Drumfrochar rd
ELLIOTT Adam, sanitary officer, 14 Bruce st
ELLIS James, shoemaker, 44 Brymner st. Ho. 38 do.
Ellis Robert, carpenter, 1 1 Lyle st
ELRICK John, hairdresser, 6 Cross-shore st. Ho. 5
Lauriston st
ELTRINGHAM John, tugboatmaster, 25 Lyle st
ELWARD Archibald, blacksmith, 58 Lynedoch st
EMSLIE James, brassfinisher, 57 Belville st
ENGELBERT & Co., London, oil merchants and manufacturers,
patentees and sole manufacturers of Engelbert's
lubricator—Agent for Scotland, R. Edelsten ; stores, 29
Brougham st, Greenock
EPISCOPAL (St John's) Church, 10 Union st
ERSKINE D. M. (of Greenock Feltwork Co.), Finnart grove

68 DIRECTORY.
Erskine George, slater, i 2 Lauriston st. Ho. 85 Belville st
Erskine James, M.A., M.B., Surgeon for diseases
of the ear, 28 Hamilton st. Ho. 5 Charing
Cross mansions, Sauchiehall street, Glasgow,
west. Telephone No., 283
Erskine James, printer and stationer, 40 Shore
street, Gourock. Ho. Nithsdale buildings,
Gourock
Erskine James, tenter, 43 Lynedoch st
Erskine Orr Memorial Mission Hall, Crawfurd st
Erskine Peter, grocer, 58 Kelly st
Erskine Mrs, grocer, 23 Main st
EVANGELICAL Union Church, Mearns st
Evangelical Union Church, Nelson st, west
EVANS Alfred, carpenter, R.N., 41 Crawfurd st
Evans John, confectioner, 1 7 Ann st and 24 West Blackhall st
Evans John, potter, 24 Pottery st
Evans Rees a Becket, professor of music, 45 Brisbane st
Evans Mrs Elizabeth, Lome pi, 54 Brougham st
Evans Mrs, 7 Dempster st
EVENING Home for Girls, 27 West Stewart st
" Evening News " Branch Office 1 Watt pi
EVERETT Joseph, tugboatman, 14 Terrace rd
EWART James, carter, 1 Kilblain buildings
Ewart Thomas, labourer, 9 Lyle st
Ewart W. H., police constable, 10 Hope st
EWING Alexander, ironturner, 78 Belville st
Ewing George T., carpenter, 38 East Hamilton st
Ewing Robert & Co., merchants and commission agents,
Arcade
Ewing James, joiner, 32 St Lawrence st
Ewing William, baker, 22 Ann st
Ewing William, 55 Drumfrochar rd
Ewing Miss E. L., fruiterer, 13 Union st. Ho. 3 Kelly st
Ewing Mrs James, 3 Kelly st
EYE Infirmary, 12 Nelson st, west
FACULTY of Procurators' Library, County buildings,
Nelson st, west
FAID John, H.M. Customs, 12 Brisbane st

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Faid Robert, butcher, 46 Ann st. Ho. 95 Dempster st
FAIRBAIRN James, skinner, 5 East Crawford st
FAIRGRIEVE Andrew & Sons, registered plumbers, brassfounders,
tinsmiths, and gasfitters, 6 West breast
Fairgrieve John B., registered plumber (of Andrew Fairgrieve
& Sons), 7 Robertson st
FAIRLIE James, joiner, 48 Lynedoch st
Fairlie Robert P., assistant inspector of poor, 22 Kelly st
FAIRMAN Edward, bank porter, Union Bank of Scotland,
2 Church pi
FALCONER & Grieve, dressmakers, 14 Union st
Falconer Donald, brewer, 16 Bruce st
Falconer Joseph, engineer, 5 1 Belville st
Falconer Robert, brassfinisher, 22 Arthur st
Falconer William, labourer, 112 Drumfrochar rd
Falconer William, plumber, 87 Roxburgh st
Falconer Miss, 5 Holmscroft st
FALLON Miss C, dressmaker, 66 Wellington st
FARISH George, engine driver, 17 Brougham st
FARMAN Thomas, shoemaker, 17 Kelly st
FARMER Hugh, slater, 23 East Shaw st
FARQUHAR & Co. J. M., chemists and druggists, 14
Lynedoch st
Farquhar & Co., shoemakers, 52 Ann st. Ho. 23 Albert rd,
Gourock
Farquhar John M., chemist,
Kelly st
10 West Blackhall st. Ho. 35
Farquhar Mrs William, 34 Brisbane st
FARQUHARSON William, engineer, 95 Belville st
Farquharson William, engineer, 9 Carwood st
Farquharson Mrs Alex., grocer, 80 Belville st. Ho. 17 do.
Farquharson Mrs, 20 Roxburgh st
FARRELL James, grocer, 52 East Hamilton st.
Farrell Patrick, engineman, Overton
Ho. do.
Farrell Robert, grocer, 15 Main st. Ho. do.
FAY Arthur, 20 Lyle st
FELTON John, 35 Finnart st
FENTON Andrew, Assistant Superintendent,
Prudential Assurance Co., Limited, 8 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 5 Dempster st
Fenton David, pilot master, Princes Pier. Ho. Maryville,
Victoria rd, Gourock

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DIRECTORY.
FERGUS & Sons, photo artists, 36 West Blackhall st. Ho.
Rosebank, Dunoon
FERGUSON Alexander, engineer, 20 Antigua st
Ferguson Alexander, jun. (of Ferguson & Letham), 55
Union st
Ferguson Alexander, 55 Union st
Ferguson Alexander Bell, solicitor, 15 7 a Hope st, Glasgow.
Ho. 37 Campbell st
Ferguson Archibald D. (of Glen & Ferguson), 55 Union st
Ferguson Charles, grocer, 40 Brymner st. Ho. 21 Union
st
Ferguson Colin, blockmaker, 40 East Hamilton st
Ferguson & Co., sailmakers, Roslin st
Ferguson Daniel, merchant, 23 Ardgowan st, west
Ferguson Donald, boatman, 36 St Lawrence st
Ferguson Donald, clerk, 73 Holmscroft st
Ferguson Donald, gas inspector, 73 Nicolson st
Ferguson Donald, salesman, 37 Sir Michael st
Ferguson Duncan, boatman, 43 Holmscroft st
Ferguson D., biscuit agent, 19 East Shaw st. Ho. 37 Sir
Michael st
Ferguson Edward, engineer, 29 Ardgowan st, west
Ferguson Finlay, carpenter, 10 Carnock st
Ferguson Frederick, painter, 1 1 1 Dempster st
Ferguson George, confectioner, 31 Cathcart st. Ho. 34
West Blackhall st
Ferguson George, engineer, 2 Antigua st
Ferguson Henry H. (of Ferguson & Co.), 55 Union st
Ferguson Hugh, grocer and provision merchant, 5 William
st. Ho. 6 Ardgowan st, west
Ferguson James, coppersmith, 49 Trafalgar st
Ferguson James, dyer, 26 East Crawford st
Ferguson James, labourer, 80 Dempster st
Ferguson James M., engineer, 18 Wellington st
Ferguson John, chemist and druggist, 33 Cathcart st. Ho.
27 Nelson st, west
Ferguson John, clerk, 10 South st
Ferguson John, cooper, 71 Ann st
Ferguson John, joiner, 116 Drumfrochar rd
Ferguson John, wood moulder, 5 Lauriston st
Ferguson John Anderson, R.N., governor, Sir Gabriel Wood's
Mariners' Asylum, Newark st

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Ferguson & Letham, shipowners and insurance brokers, 29
Cathcart st
Ferguson Malcolm, boatman, 2 Garvald st
Ferguson Peter, confectioner, 31 East Crawford st
Ferguson Robert, bolt screwer, 10 Lyle st
Ferguson Robert, feuar, Cowdenknowes Cottages, 79
Wellington st
Ferguson Thomas, boilermaker, 16 Serpentine walk
Ferguson Thomas, caulker, 15 Dempster st
Ferguson Thomas, policeman, 6 Lyle st
Ferguson William, brassfinisher, 23 Trafalgar st
Ferguson William, butcher, 9 Newton st. Ho. 6 Lyle st
Ferguson William, ironmonger, tinsmith, and gasfitter, 14
West Burn st and 2 Inverkip st. Ho. 67 Nicolson st
Ferguson Jane and Henrietta, grocers, 62 Ann st. Ho. do.
Ferguson Miss M., confectioner, 35 West Blackhall st. Ho.
34 West Blackhall st
Ferguson Miss M., greengrocer, 73 Roxburgh st
Ferguson Mrs Hugh, 6 Ardgowan st, west
Ferguson Mrs John, 24 St. Lawrence st
Ferguson Mrs John, 26 Trafalgar st
Ferguson Mrs Wm., 30 Ardgowan st, west
Ferguson Mrs, dressmaker, 10 Antigua st
Ferguson Mrs, furnishings, 44 Inverkip st
Ferguson Mrs, greengrocer, 19 East Shaw st
Ferguson Mrs, 53 Holmscroft st
Ferguson Mrs, 14 Mearns st
FERNLEY John, foreman, 4 Trafalgar st
FERNS Charles, engineer, 1 East William st
Ferns James, blacksmith, 15 Belville st
FERRIE Patrick, engineer, 41 Lynedoch st
FERRIER Alexander, mason, 36 Mount Pleasant st
FETTES James, ropespinner, 60 Ann st
FIELDING Alexander, sen., carpenter, 40 St. Lawrence st
Fielding Alexander, jun., carpenter, 40 St. Lawrence st
Fielding David, teacher, 25 Nelson st, west
Fielding William, wine and spirit merchant, 10 Kilblain st.
Ho. 19 Newton st.
FILSHIE George, dairyman, Kilnford dairy, 15 Roxburgh st
FILSHILL James, boilermaker, '34 East Crawford st
Filshill Stewart, boilermaker, 95 Belville st
FINDLAY Dugald, carpenter, 1 Kilblain st
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DIRECTORY.
Findlay John (of Findlay & Co.), 26 Robertson st
Findlay John, blacksmith, 1 West Stewart st
Findlay & Co., ironmongers, smiths, and gasfitters,
Burn st
29 West
Findlay Mrs, 8 Hope st
Edward D., M.A., minister of St. Andrew's
Free Church. Ardgowan st. Ho. 63 Finnart st
FINLAY A. Campbell (of Campbell Finlay & Co.),
Esplanade
62
Finlay A. H., wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 9 Shaw st
and branches
Finlay Campbell & Co., warehouse-keepers and shipowners,
12 Bogle st
Finlay Hugh, baker, 24 Wellington st
Finlay John, liquoriceman, 9 Dempster st
Finlay John P., insurance agent, 61 Eldon st
Finlay Thomas P., 61 Eldon st
Finlay Mrs A. H., 56 Esplanade
Finlay Mrs Robert, 61 Eldon st
Finlay Mrs William, 4 Nelson st, Glebe
FINN John, labourer, 41 Holmscroft st
FINNIE Colin, joiner, 24 Bank st
Finnie Daniel, painter, 5 Kilblain st
Finnie James, moulder, 57 Belville st
Finnie John, teacher, 65 Belville st
FIRTH John, woolsorter, 53 Drumfrochar rd
FISCHER H. O., ship chandler, 29 Trafalgar st
FISHER & Co., tanners, skinners, and wool merchants,
Ladyburn
Fisher Daniel, engine-driver, 3 Macdougall st
Fisher James C. & Co., tailors, clothiers, outfitters, hatters,
and hosiers, 12 Cathcart st
Fisher John, boot and shoe warehouse, 96 Roxburgh st and
1 Lauriston st. Ho. 16 Mearns st
Fisher John, joiner, 5 Roxburgh st
\ Fisher John C, agent for Glasgow "Daily" and "Weekly
Herald," and "Evening Times," 29 Cathcart st. Ho.
24 South st
Fisher Peter B., shipmaster, 53 Brisbane st
Fisher Thomas, dispensing chemist, 97 Roxburgh st. Ho.
10 Ardgowan st, west
\ Fisher Walter (at J. & R. Houston's), 20 South st

DIRECTORY. 73
Fisher William, clerk, 29 Dempster st
Fisher William A. (of Fisher & Co.), 40 Forsyth st
Fisher W. Bowman, surgeon-dentist, appointed
visiting dentist to the Greenock Infirmary.
Consulting rooms and house, 6 George sq.
(See Advt.)
Fisher Miss, teacher of deaf and dumb, 5 Roxburgh st
Fisher Mrs Peter, 42 Lynedoch st
Fisher Mrs R. F., 40 Forsyth st
Fisher Mrs Thomas, 20 South st
Fisher Mrs, 40 Nicolson st
FITZGERALD Michael, gunner, R.N., 27 Trafalgar st
Fitzgerald Thomas, flesher, 3 Holmscroft st
FITZPATRICK Patrick, causewayer, 41 Hamilton st
Fitzpatrick William, 51 Holmscroft st
FITZSIMONS Richard, detective sergeant, 10 Ardgowan
st, west
FLANAGAN John, engineer, 1 1 Belville st
FLANNIGAN John, 25 West Burn st
Flannigan Mrs Mary, 36 West Blackhall st
Flannigan Mrs, 29 Bank st
FLEMING Alex. M. (of Fleming, Reid & Co.), 65 Esplanade
Fleming David, clerk, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Fleming Dugald, remnant shop, 13 Regent st
Fleming Edward, plumber, 68 Inverkip st
Fleming George, carpenter, 39 Holmscroft st
Fleming Henry, flesher, 27 Charles st. Ho. 18 Trafalgar st
Fleming Humphrey, engineer, 19 Ingleston st
Fleming James (of Fleming, Reid & Co.), Hazelwood, 39
Eldon st
Fleming John, plumber, 49 Rue-end st
Fleming John, shipmaster, 18 Bentinck st
Fleming John R. (of Laurie & Fleming), 6 Kelly st
Fleming Matthew, engineer, 27 Trafalgar st
Fleming, Reid & Co., merchants, worsted spinners, and
hosiery manufacturers, Shaws Water Worsted Mills,
Drumfrochar road
Fleming Robert, coppersmith, 2 Holmscroft st
Fleming Robert, 22 Robertson st
Fleming & Smith, basket and toy warehouse keepers, ironmongers,
glass and china dealers, 14 Cathcart st
Fleming William, salesman, 20 Trafalgar st

74
DIRECTORY.
Fleming Miss, lodgings, 16 Cathcart st
Fleming Miss, 28 Bank st
Fleming Mrs Daniel, 28 Trafalgar st
Fleming Mrs John, 16 Wellington st
Fleming Mrs Matthew, 14 Ardgowan st, west
Fleming Mrs, 27 Nelson st, west
FLETCHER A., assurance agent, 25 Newton st
Fletcher Alexander, engineer, 20 Brisbane st
Fletcher Alexander, salesman, 53 Regent st
Fletcher Donald, sailmaker, 4 Watt st
Fletcher Dugald, porter, 66 Wellington st
Fletcher Duncan, mate, 31 Trafalgar st
Fletcher John, sugar sampler, 10 East Shaw st
Fletcher Malcolm, baker, 24 West Stewart st
Fletcher Miles, boilermaker, 27 Lynedoch st
Fletcher Mrs Peter, 36 Crescent st
FLETT Alfred, grocer, 31 Vennel. Ho. 25 Nelson st, west
FLOCKHART James L. (of John Gillies & Flockhart), 71
Nicolson st
Flockhart Mrs Isabella, 71 Nicolson st
Flockhart Mrs John, bookseller and stationer, 8 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 25 Robertson st
Flockhart Mrs John, 27 Patrick st
FLOOD John, boilermaker, 53 Holmscroft st
FOGGARTY James, carpenter, 19 Wellington st
FOOTE James, patternmaker, 15 Lauriston st
FORBES Angus, manager, Maypole Dairy Co. Ho. 12
South st
Forbes George, plumber, 4 Sinclair st
Forbes Hugh, engineer, 59 Rue-end st
Forbes James, sugar boiler, 75 Holmscroft st
Forbes John, commercial traveller, 17 Newton st
Forbes John, labourer, 29 Ann st
Forbes John, musicseller, 15 West Blackhall st. Ho. 39
Ardgowan st, west
Forbes Neil, engineer, 89 Belville st
Forbes Mrs William, grocer, 21 Ingleston st
FORD Charles, seaman, 27 Vennel
Ford Joseph, labourer, 18 Nicolson st
Ford Miss, 1 2 Robertson st
FORDYCE Lewis, gas meter inspector, 33 Crawfurd st.
Ho. 1 2 Murdieston st

DIRECTORY. 75
FOREMAN Thomas, clerk, 91 Port-Glasgow road
FORREST James, engineer, 18 St Lawrence st
Forrest William, moulder, 7 East Crawford st
Forrest John, cycle merchant, 26 Crawfurd st. Ho. 23
Ardgowan st, west
FORRESTER James (of Post Office), 22 St. Lawrence st
Forrester William, boilermaker, 2 St Andrew st
Forrester William, engineer, 50 Holmscroft st
Forrester Mrs, 36 St. Lawrence st
FORSTER John, shipmaster, 9 Kelly st
FORSYTH Alexander, joiner, 12 Murdieston st
Forsyth James, joiner, 1 1 Dempster st
Forsyth John, gateman, 66 Drumfrochar road
FORTUNE Alexander P., salesman and
Nicolson st
traveller, 71
Fortune David, saddler, 1 1 Prospecthill st.
FORWELL Mrs W., 157 Eldon st
FOSTER Charles, steward, 47 Crawfurd st
Ho. 9 do.
Foster Edward, engineer, 1 Campsie terrace
Foster Edward B., carpenter, 3 Hope st
Foster Robert J., coachbuilder, 106 Dempster st
Foster Joseph, caulker, 16 Crescent st
Foster Robert P., boatbuilder, 99 Belville st
Foster Wilson, painter, 9 Ratho st
Foster Miss Jane, milliner, 21 Cathcart st. Ho. 99
Belville st
Foster Miss, 19 Ardgowan st, west
Foster Mrs H., 47 Crawfurd st
FOTHERINGHAM Peter, engineer, 2 Macdougall st
FOULDS James, brassfinisher, 3 St Andrew st
Foulds Matthew, bookseller and news agent, 30 Cathcart st.
Ho. 6 Antigua st
Foulds Matthew, brassfounder and gasfitter, 2 East India
breast. Ho. 6 Antigua st
Foulds Matthew, checker, 13 Carwood st
Foulds Mrs Agnes, wine and spirit merchant, 29 Main st
Foulds Mrs, 36 South st
FOULIS Hay, moulder, 9 Crescent st
FOWLER Alexander A., shipmaster, 40 Nelson st, west
Fowler Boyd A., veterinary surgeon, 37 West Burn st.
Ho. do.
Fowler William, labourer, 30 West Blackball st

76
DIRECTORY.
Fowler William, joiner, 10 Mearns st
FOWLIS William, aerated water manufacturer, 61 Nicolson
st. Ho. do.
FOX Francis, restaurant, 36 West Blackhall st. Ho. do.
FRANCIS Benjamin, vanman, 67 Regent st
FRAME James (of James Auld & Frame), 2 Bentinck st
Frame Josiah, manager, 23 West Stewart st
FRASER Alexander, steward, 21 Ingleston place
Fraser Alexander, fruiterer and florist, 24 Union st. Ho. do.
Fraser Alexander, moulder, 1 1 Hill st
Fraser David, engineer, 4 Mearns st
Fraser David (of Holm & Fraser), High Holm st. Port-
Glasgow
Fraser Donald, labourer, 2 Belville st
Fraser Donald, rivetter, 42 St Lawrence st
Fraser James, joiner, 22 West Stewart st
Fraser John, blacksmith, 5 1 Kelly st
Fraser John, church officer, 22 West Stewart st
Fraser John, ropespinner, 1 Mill st
Fraser Robert, blacksmith, 15 Hope st
Fraser William, blacksmith, 81 Wellington st
Fraser William, engineer, 7 Belville st
Fraser Miss Jessie, artist and teacher, 12 Margaret st
Fraser Miss, 9 Mount Pleasant st
Fraser Mrs George, 5 Hope st
Fraser Mrs John, 15 Lyle st
Fraser Mrs, 15 Laird st
Fraser Mrs, Yew cottage, 6 Glen st
FREDERICK Charles, bricklayer, 19 Bearhope st
FREEDMAN A., tailor, 15 Cathcart st. Ho. 21 Lyle st
Freedman E., clothier, 26 Hamilton st
FRENCH Andrew, railway foreman, 23 Dempster st
FREW Robert A., engineer, 7 Dempster st
FRIER James, accountant, British Linen Co. Bank. Ho.
27 Robertson st
FRY David, 35 Wellington st
Fry Robert, fish merchant, 69 Nicolson st
Fry William, fish merchant, 40 Nelson st, west
FULLARTON Hugh, Glencairn, 103 Fmnart st
Fullarton Rev. Archibald, minister of Cartsburn Church.
Ho. 1 1 Caddlehill st
Fullarton William, ironmoulder, 5 Holmscroft st

DIRECTORY. 77
FULLERTON Alexander, salesman, 55 Holmscroft st
FULTON & Co., Greenock Bible Emporium, 3 Grey pi
Fulton D. & R., plumbers, sanitary and heating engineers,
34 West Blackhall st
Fulton James (of P. MacCallum & Sons), 89 Brisbane st
Fulton James, 53 Brougham st
Fulton James B., hat, cap, and hosiery warehouse, 34
Hamilton st. Ho. 8 Ardgowan st, west
Fulton John (of Crawford & Fulton), 25 Bank st
Fulton Robert, fitter, 64 Ann st
Fulton Robert, spirit merchant, 7 East Breast. Ho. 10
South st
Fulton Thomas, engineer, 4 Garvald st
Fulton William, engineer, 82 Belville st
Fulton Miss, 21 Lynedoch st
Fulton Mrs Alexander, 43 Lynedoch st
Fulton Mrs Margaret, 5 Caddlehill st
Fulton Mrs Samuel, 20 Bearhope st
FUREY James, caulker, 7 St. Lawrence st
FYFE Alexander, engineer, 103 Port-Glasgow rd
Fyfe Charles, sawmiller, 97 Port-Glasgow rd
Fyfe George, gardener, 53 Eldon st
Fyfe James, engineer, 7 Lauriston st
Fyfe John P. (of Fyfe & Murray), Clerk of the Peace for
Renfrewshire. Ho. 103 Eldon st
Fyfe John, tanner, 20 Bruce st
Fyfe & Murray, writers and notaries public, 4 Argyle st
Fyfe Robert, late of H.M. Customs, 1 Hope st
Fyfe William, currier, 8 Hope st
Fyfe Mrs, 13 Forsyth st
Fyfe Mrs, 26 Patrick st
GAELIC Free Church, 14 Jamaica st
Gaelic Parish Church, West Stewart st
GAHAGAN Michael, rivetter, 53 Main st
GALBRAITH Archibald, engineer, 32 St. Lawrence st
Galbraith Archibald, boilermaker, 21 Main st
Galbraith Archibald, sawyer, 76 Dempster st
Galbraith Duncan, carter, 100 Port-Glasgow rd

78
DIRECTORY.
Galbraith George, salesman, 30 Kelly st
Galbraith John, insurance agent, 24 Patrick st
Galbraith John, tanner, 61 Belville st
Galbraith Malcolm, seaman, 19 Captain st
Galbraith Neil, caulker, 23 Ingleston st
Galbraith Robert, bricklayer, 6 Trafalgar st
Galbraith Thomas, labourer,- 47 Main st
Galbraith Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 40 Nicolson st
Galbraith Mrs Duncan, 30 Brymner st
Galbraith Mrs Janet, 40 Nicolson st
Galbraith Mrs, 64 Drumfrochar rd
GALBREATH John & Son, sugar samplers, 8 West Quay
lane
Galbreath John, jun., baker, 41 West Blackhall st. Ho. 5
Kelly st
Galbreath John, jun. (of John Galbreath $z Son), 77 Finnart st
Galbreath John (of John Galbreath &Son), 2 Eldon st
Galbreath Lachlan, cooper, 32 West Stewart st
Galbreath Murdoch, shop manager, Fleming, Reid & Co.
Ho. 13 Ardgowan st, west
Galbreath William, baker, 24 West Stewart st
GALE John, labourer, 35 West Shaw st
GALL Mrs R., 24 South st
GALLACHER Edward, confectioner, 61 Dalrymple st
Gallacher James, coal merchant, 5 Nile st
Gallacher John, district agent, Royal Liver
Friendly Society, 30 Roxburgh st
Gallacher John, carpenter, 30 St Lawrence st
Gallacher John, labourer, 66 Wellington st
Gallacher William, butter and egg merchant, 5 Market st
Gallacher William, labourer, 9 East Crawford st
Gallacher William, rivetter, 21 Bearhope st
Gallacher Mrs B., wine and spirit dealer, 15 Clarence st.
Ho. 5 Grey pi
Gallacher Mrs James, 9 Cross-shore st
Gallacher Mrs William, saleroom, 1 Rue-end st. Ho. do.
Gallacher Mrs William, wine and spirit merchant, 2
Buccleuch st. Ho. 73 Nicolson st
Gallacher Mrs, confectioner, 1 Lauriston st
GALLOWAY Allan, M.D., physician and surgeon. Consulting
rooms, 32 Hamilton st. Ho, 4 Lyle st
Galloway James, engineer, 4 John st

DIRECTORY. 79
Galloway James, engineer, 41 Roxburgh st
Galloway William, labourer, 16 Dalrymple st
Galloway Miss M., baker and confectioner, 57 Inverkip st
Galloway Mrs Robert, 64 Kelly st
GALT Archibald, tailors' cutter, 22 Wellington st
Gait David, brassmoulder, 16 Hope st
Gait James, manager of Western Loan Office, 60 Vennel.
Ho. 95 Dempster st
Gait Mrs Robert, pawnbroker and outfitter, 51 Main st.
Ho. 40 South st
GAMBLE Thomas, irondriller, 53 Belville st
Gamble William John, labourer, 13 Lauriston st
GARDINER James & Co., shipwrights and shipbrokers, 2
West Quay— C. G. Macara, agent
Gardiner Mrs Archibald, basket, brush, and toy warehouse,
16 West Blackhall st. Ho. 3 Argyle st
GARDNER Arthur, moulder, 4 Garvald st
Gardner Robert, builder, 13 Murdieston st
Gardner Robert, slater, 16 Bruce st
Gardner Win. John, caulker, 10 1 Port-Glasgow rd
Gardner Mrs John, 5 Dempster st
GARROD Mrs, 41 West Blackhall st
GARVAN William, policeman, 38 Holmscroft st
GARVEN J. W., salesman, 35 West Burn st
GATHERER Andrew, engine fitter, 51 Belville st
\^ Gatherer Peter, seed, grain, general merchant and wool agent,
21 and 23 Crawfurd st. Ho. Roseneath house, 97
Eldon st
GAULDIE Mrs R. L., 26 Newton st
GAY Walter, agent for Singer sewing machines, 77 Roxburgh
st. Ho. 75 Holmscroft st
"GAZE William, grocer, 14 Lynedoch st. Ho. 31 Regent st
GEBBIE Hugh, salesman, 1 Border st
g, Gebbie Thomas, warper, 61 Ann st
i* Gebbie William W. (of Gebbie & Co.), 26 Robertson st
Gebbie & Co., opticians, nautical instrument
makers, and compass adjusters, 28 Cathcart
st
Gebbie Mrs, 2 Carwood st
GEMMELL Alexander, rector of the Academy, 66 Esplanade
r
Gemmell James, labourer, 64 Ann st
Gemmell Mrs, 61 Nicolson st

8o DIRECTORY.
GEMMIL Andrew, blockmaker, 2 Mackenzie st
GENERAL Steam Navigation Co., Customhouse Quay—A. ^
M'Killop, agent
GEORGE Square Baptist Church
George William J., carter, 40 Ann st
George Mrs Patrick, 18 Dalrymple st
George Mrs, 3 Lauriston st
GERDES August A., sugarboiler, 25 West Blackhall st
GERRARD James, wine and spirit merchant, 36 Inverkip
st. Ho. 6 Salmon st
Gerrard John, labourer, t Holmscroft st
GETTY Robert, sugarboiler, 19 Wellington st
Getty Samuel, salesman, 17 Ingleston st
GIBB John, fitter, 12 Lynedoch st
Gibb David, joiner, 56 Kelly st
Gibb William, coppersmith, 45 Lynedoch st
Gibb Miss, confectioner, 54 Ann st
Gibb Misses, seminary for young ladies, Eldon villa, 67
Eldon st
Gibb Mrs Walter, 16 Robertson st
Gibb Mrs, 32 Kelly st
Gibb Mrs, 13 Mount Pleasant st
GIBBS Miss Ann, 17 Nelson st, west
Gibbs Mrs Fanny, 3 Customhouse pi
GIBSON David, boilermaker, 5 Lynedoch st
Gibson David, engineer, 13 Ingleston st
Gibson Duncan, carpenter, 30 St Lawrence st
Gibson George (manager at A. & G. Taylor's), 17 Hamilton
st. Ho. 14 South st
Gibson George & Co. (of Leith), 2 West Quay
Gibson Henry, postman, 6 Holmscroft st
Gibson John, blacksmith, 45 Holmscroft st
Gibson John, tenter, 13 Murdieston st
Gibson Walter & Co., lathsplitters, 8 South st
Gibson Walter (of Walter Gibson & Co.), 8 South st
Gibson William, shipbroker, 12 Patrick st
GIFFEN James, caulker, 5 Kilblain st
GILBERT George, slater, 6 Mount Pleasant st
GILCHRIST John, tailor and clothier, 37 Hamilton st.
Ho. 15 Newton st
Gilchrist John, tailor, 34 Mount Pleasant st
Gilchrist Neil, joiner, 1 1 Regent st

DIRECTORY. 8
.Gilchrist Peter, plasterer, 6 Mount Pleasant st
Hr" Gilchrist William, draper and clothier, 8 and 1 2 William St.
Ho. 22 Finnart st
Gilchrist Misses, ladies' and children's furnishing warehouse,
25 West Blackhall st. Ho. 9 Ardgowan st, west
Gilchrist Miss, restaurant, railway station, Cathcart st. Ho.
51 Brisbane st
Gilchrist Mrs, 9 Ardgowan st, west
Gilchrist Mrs, Gourock Toll-house
GILKISON Mrs Walter P., 23 Ardgowan st, west
GILLAN James, tailor, 70 Ann st
Gillan John, labourer, 126 Drumfrochar road
GILLAN DER Mrs, ladies' nurse, 24 Bruce st
GILLANDERS William, mashman, n Inverkip st
GILLESPIE Alexander, storekeeper, 52 Holmscroft st
Gillespie James, boilermaker, 59 Ann st
GILLIES Alexander, porter, 12 Terrace road
Gillies Hector, porter, 21 Lynedoch st
*p Gillies James, wine and spirit merchant, 14 Hamilton st.
Ho. 17 Robertson st
Gillies James W., professor of music, Elderslie, 4 Brougham
st
Gillies John, carpenter, 10 Carnock st
Gillies John, carpenter, 37 Crawfurd st
Gillies John, salesman, 65 Nicolson st
Gillies John & Flockhart, sheriff officers and J. P. constables,
25 West Burn st
Gillies John B., spirit merchant, 61 Roxburgh st. Ho. 28
Newton st
Gillies Malcolm, insurance agent, 54 Wellington st
Gillies Neil, slater and plasterer, 26 Roxburgh st. Ho. 7
Bruce st
Gillies Ninian, machinist, 8 Nicolson st
Gillies Robert, van man, 1 Ratho st
Gillies William, wine and spirit merchant, Eagle Tavern, 41
Rue-end st. Ho. 21 Lyle st
Gillies Miss, dressmaker, 56 Kelly st
Gillies Miss, 5 West Blackhall st
Gillies Mrs John, 2 Ford place, Finnart st
Gillies Mrs John, 35 Kelly st
Gillies Mrs J. W., teacher of dancing and calisthenics,
Elderslie, 4 Brougham st
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82 DIRECTORY.
Gillies Mrs, 76 Ann st
Gillies Mrs, 25 Dempster st
Gillies Mrs, 19 Kelly st
—
Gillies Mrs, 61 Nicolson st
GILLILAN Samuel, labourer, 18 Inverkip st
GILLILAND William, spirit dealer, 45 Inverkip st. Ho. 3
Orangefield place
GILLORAN James L. (of John A. Macfarlane & Co.), 33
Kelly st
GILMORE A. & Son. fishmongers, poulterers, and game
dealers, 21 West Blackhall st
GILMOUR x\rchibald, carpenter, 23 Hamilton st
Gilmour James, carpenter, 7 Ratho st
Gilmour James, carpenter, 30 Roxburgh st
Gilmour James, joiner, 63 Belville st
Gilmour James, joiner, 7 Hope st
Gilmour James, joiner, 41 Sir Michael st
Gilmour Robert, A.M.Inst.C.E., Water Works engineer,
Municipal buildings. Ho. Overton cottage
Gilmour R. S., engineer, 12 Brougham st. Ho. 75 Union
st
Gilmour Thomas, carpenter, 3 Regent st
Gilmour Thomas, warehouseman, 78 Dempster st
GIRDWOOD James, bootmaker, 1 Hope st
GIRVAN Mrs William, 3 George square
GIVAN Mrs, 28 East Shaw st
GIVEN Hugh A., joiner, 7 Hill st
Given William, carter, 15 Brougham st
Given William, joiner, 76 Dempster st
GLASGOW and Greenock Shipping Co., shipping, lighterage,
and towing agents, Customhouse quay—Richard
Blanche, manager
Glasgow and Liverpool Screw Steam Shipping Co.,
shore st— D. Macdougall, agent
1 Cross-
Glasgow and South -Western Railway. Goods offices
Brougham st and Hope st
Glasgow and South-Western Railway. Passenger stations
Princes Pier and Lynedoch st
Glasgow and West of Scotland Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals—Local Inspector, Alex. Cruikshank,
S^ Dempster st ; Major Tannahill, local hon.
secretary and treasurer, Commercial Bank buildings

DIRECTORY. 83
Glasgow Daily and Weekly Herald and Evening Times
(newspapers). Office, 29 Cathcart st. C. Fisher,
J.
agent. Ho. 24 South st. Correspondent, R. M. Smith.
Ho. 22 Ardgowan square
Glasgow Daily and Weekly Mail (newspapers). Greenock
branch office. Municipal buildings. G. Wardle, agent,
34 Finnart st. Correspondent, D. Loudoun, 4 Finnart
st
Glasgow Evening and Weekly Citizen (newspapers). Branch
office, 4 Mansionhouse lane. Neil M. Patrick, agent
and correspondent
Glasgow Evening News and Scottish Referee (newspapers).
Alex, Downie, correspondent. Branch office, 1 Watt
place
GLASS John, engineer, 3 Hill st
Glass John, shipmaster, 25 Ardgowan st, west
Glass Thomas, engineer, 18 Trafalgar st
GLEBE Sugar Refining Company, sugar refiners. Offices,
6 Grey place
— GLEN D. C. (of the Ingleston Foundry Co.), 42 Mearns st
Glen James (of Glen & Ferguson), commissioner for English
and Irish Courts, and agent for the British Linen
Company Bank, 13 William st. Ho. Lincluden, 19
Octavia terrace
Glen John, blacksmith, 41 Ann st
Glen Peter, tobacconist, 39 West Burn st
Glen & Ferguson, solicitors and notaries public, 13 William
st
Glen Miss, feuar, 1 Caddlehill st
Glen, Mrs Archibald, grocer, 33 Nelson st, west
Glen Mrs James, grocer, 37 West Burn st. Ho. 33 do.
Glen Mrs William, lodgings, 9 Cross-shore st
Glen Mrs Mary, Rosehill, Gourock road
Glen Mrs, grocer, 17 Bruce st
GLENDINNING Thomas, clerk, 93 Roxburgh st
Glendinning Mrs, 27 Lyle st
GLENESK M. & Co., tobacconists, fancy goods, cycle
agents, and oil merchants, 50 East Hamilton st. Ho.
87 Belville st
Glenesk George, storekeeper, 10 Carwood st
GLENIFFER Laundry, 4 Argyle st. Works— Paisley.
GLENNY David, labourer, 74 Ann st

84 DIRECTORY.
GOFF Mrs, 15 Mount Pleasant st
GOODHUGH Frederick, Sergt-Major, 1st R. & D.V.A.,
18 West Burn st
GOODMAN James, tailor, 18 Bearhope st
Goodman John M., clerk, 2 George square
GOODSON R., mantle manufacturer, 2 Hamilton st.
Factories—Leeds and London
GORDON Alexander, shoemaker, 22 Bearhope st
Gordon Andrew, labourer, 23 Trafalgar st
Gordon Benjamin, plater, 30 West Stewart st
Gordon David E., patternmaker, 15 Lauriston st
Gordon David Fraser, hatter, hosier, and glover, 27 Cathcart
st. Ho. 1 Manse lane
Gordon Harry, labourer, 50 East Hamilton st
Gordon James, architectural and monumental stone carver,
6 South st
Gordon James, engineer, 12 Regent st
Gordon James, deep sea pilot, 30 South st
Gordon J. & A., nurserymen, seedsmen, and florists, 35 to
41 Brougham st
Gordon John, flesher, 9 Main st. Ho. 7 do.
Gordon John, H.M. Customs, 7 Murdieston st
Gordon John (of J. & A. Gordon), 41 Brougham st
Gordon John, seaman, 97 Port-Glasgow rd
Gordon Peter, labourer, 3 Belville st
Gordon Robert, boatbuilder, 10 West Burn st. Ho. 43
Holmscroft st
Gordon Thomas, iron shipbuilder, 30 St Lawrence st
Gordon William, H.M.C., 18 Kelly st
Gordon William, shipmaster, 32 South st
Gordon William, flesher, 61 Vennel. Ho. 6 Sir Michael st
Gordon Misses, dressmakers, 2 Robertson st
Gordon Mrs G., flesher, 52 East Hamilton st. Ho. 2
Mackenzie st
Gordon Mrs James, 6 Nelson st, west
Gordon Mrs, 16 Port-Glasgow rd
GORMAN James, spirit merchant, 6 Ann st. Ho. 10
Shaw pi
Gorman William, labourer, 10 Mill st
GOSNEL Archibald, machinist, 70 Ann st
Gosnel Thomas, plumber, in Dempster st
GOTHARD William, photographer, Rue-end st

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GOURLAY Hugh, shoemaker, 5 Kilblain st
Gourlay Robert, engineer, 36 Lynedoch st
Gourlay Thomas, engineer, 33 Sir Michael st
Gourlay Mrs, 53 Drumfrochar rd
GOUROCK Ropework Co., cordage, sailcloth, and waterproof
cloth manufacturers, 1 Cross-shore st—R. Ward,
agent
GOVAN Andrew, painter, 43 Shaw st
Govan David, boilermaker, 16 Arthur st
Govan Quintin, painter, 67 Nicolson st
GOW Joseph, carter, 5 Newton st
Gow Thomas, police constable, 63 Nicolson st
Gow William, clerk, 99 Dempster st
GOWANS Andrew, 2 Shaw pi
GOWT ERY John, blacksmith, 4 John st
GRAHAM Alexander, carter, 4 Mearns st
Graham Alexander, fish merchant, 1 Inverkip st
Graham Alex., hairdresser, 22 Inverkip st. Ho. 95 Roxburgh st
Graham David J., tailor, 5 Holmscroft st
Graham Donald, carpenter, 45 Shaw st
Graham Dugald, contractor, 5 Dellingburn sq. Ho. 5
Antigua st
Graham Duncan, grocer and provision merchant, 34
Lynedoch st
Graham Duncan, traveller, 13 Lynedoch st
Graham Edward, carpenter, 10 Murdieston st
Graham Francis, broker, 17 Tobago st. Ho. 32 do.
Graham George, moulder, 22 Pottery st
Graham George, railway guard, 85 Dempster st
Graham Hugh, grocer and provision merchant, 27 Hamilton
st and 43 Roxburgh st. Ho. 23 Ardgowan st, west
Graham Hugh, jun., grocer and provision merchant, 3 Rueend
st. Ho. 19 South st
Graham H. W., superintendent, Prudential Assurance Co.,
Limited, 8 West Blackhall st. Ho. 44 Mearns st
Graham James, blacksmith, 7 Ratho st
Graham James, boilermaker, 25 Dempster st
Graham James, dealer in photographic chemicals and
appliances, 5 Grey pi; branch, 19 Cathcart st
•Graham James, glass merchant, glazier, stainer, and silverer,
19 Cathcart st ; branch, 5 Grey pi. Ho. 3 Finnart st.
(See Advt.)

86 DIRECTORY.
Graham James G., depot manager, New Howe Co., 10
William st. Ho. 3 Finnart st
Graham John, blacksmith, 97
Belvill'e st
Graham John, cooper, 39 Lynedoch st
Graham John, sailmaker, 2 Kilblain st
Graham John, B.A., teacher, Collegiate School, Avenue
park, 95 Brishane st
Graham Malcolm, boatman, 5 Tobago st
Graham Malcolm, cooper, 12 Nile st
Graham Malcolm, vanman, 24 Bruce st
Graham Patrick, labourer, 18 Dalrymple st
Graham Robert, labourer, 52 Wellington st
Graham Robert, postman, 17 Bearhope st
Graham Samuel, brakesman, 25 Belville st
Graham Thomas, tailor and clothier, 14 Hamilton st. Ho.
45 Trafalgar st
Graham William, builder, 115 Dempster st
Graham William, labourer, 8 Mearns st
Graham Miss, dressmaker, 37 Lynedoch st
Graham Mrs Archibald, 3 Hope st
Graham Mrs, saleshop, 17 Tobago st. Ho. 32 do.
Graham Mrs, 71 Roxburgh st
GRANA A., confectioner and restaurant, 26 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 7 Newton st
GRANT Alexander, messenger-at-arms, 3 Holmscroft st
Grant Rev. Alexander D., minister of Mount Park Free
Church. Ho. Glenside, 89 Newton st
Grant John & Co., clothiers, drapers, and milliners,
Municipal buildings, Hamilton st
Grant John (of J. Grant & Co.), Greenhill, 75 Finnart st
Grant Lachlan, grocer, 9 Nicolson st. Ho. do.
Grant Neil, butter and egg merchant, 1 Manse lane. Ho.
41 Lynedoch st
Grant Patrick, architect and surveyor, 10 Kelly st
Grant Thomas, badge porter, 1 1 West Stewart st
Grant Miss. 31 Nelson st, west
Grant Misses C. & J., milliners, 27 Brougham st. Ho. 11
West Stewart st
Grant Mrs Helen, 21 Nelson st, west
Grant Mrs, 8 East breast
Grant Mrs, 5 West Stewart st
GRAVES George C, brassfinisher, 19 Trafalgar st

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Graves Mrs Thomas C, 76 Dempster st
GRAY Daniel, joiner. 6 Mount Pleasant st
Gray Daniel, rigger, 36 Lynedoch st
Gray John, engineer, 12 Lynedoch st
Gray John, joiner, 7 Hope st
Gray John & Co., boot and shoe manufacturers, 16 Hamilton
st— Agent, J. M'Whirter, 12 Wellington st
Gray Robert (of Williamson & Gray), 1 Union st
Gray Robert, salesman, 22 Bearhope st
Gray T. A., Maybole shoe warehouse, 9 and 67 Rue-end st
—R. Owen, manager, 2 Watt pi
Gray William, caulker, 1 1 Belville st
Gray William, fireman, 3 Lauriston st
Gray William, joiner, 12 Dalrymple st
Gray William, labourer, 19 Ingleston st
Gray Miss M., grocer, 41 Ann st. Ho. 22 Bank st
Gray Mrs Donald, 4 Hill st
Gray Mrs John. 2 Shaw pi
Gray Mrs, 25 Brymner st
Gray Mrs, 99 Port-Glasgow rd
GREEN James, potter, 22 Pottery st
Green Matthew, grocer, 14 Market st
GREENLAW Alexander, salesman, 3 Prospecthill st
Greenlaw David, engineer, 5 Duncan st
GREENLEES John, carpenter, 38 Main st
Greenlees Robert, carpenter, 31 Main st
Greenlees William, blockmaker, 14 Dalrymple st
Greenlees Mrs John, 5 Kelly st
GREENOCK Academy, 18 Nelson st, west
Greenock Amalgamated Friendly Societies' Medical Associa-
tion, 47 Regent st
Greenock Apothecaries Crated Water Co., Limited, aerated
water manufacturers, 1 and 3 Laird st
Greenock Apothecaries Co., wholesale and retail chemists
and druggists, 28 Hamilton st
Greenock Beetroot Sugar Association, 7 Exchange buildings
—Secretary, William G. Harvey
Greenock Branch Glasgow Evening News newspaper, 1
Watt pi
Greenock Branch Glasgow Herald newspaper, 29 Cathcart st
Greenock Branch North British Daily Mail, Municipal
buildings

DIRECTORY.
Greenock Cabinetmaking Co., Limited, wholesale and export
cabinet and chair manufacturers, 10 Nicolson st
Greenock (Central) Co-operative Society (Limited), grocers,
bakers, butchers, drapers, milliners, dealers in boots
and shoes—central grocery, 16 Roxburgh st ; hardware
and bread shops, 18 Roxburgh st ; drapery and bread
shops, 20 Roxburgh st. Branches— 25 Lynedoch st,
26 Bruce st, 65 Ann st, 38 St. Lawrence st. Registered
office, 10 Mearns st
Greenock Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures, 13
William st—Wm. Hardie, C.A., secretary and treasurer
Greenock Clothing Co., merchant tailors and hosiers, 50
Cathcart st
Greenock Club, 21 Ardgowan sq
Greenock Cricket Club, Glen park, Bedford st
Greenock Distillery Co. (R. Thorne & Sons, Ltd.), distillers
from malt only, 27 Tobago st
Greenock & District Model Building Society-— Secretary,
James Paterson, accountant, 14 Hamilton st
Greenock East-end Co-operative Society, Limited, grocers,
bakers, drapers, and shoemakers, 18 East Crawford st.
Branches—46 E. Hamilton st, and 105 Port-Glasgow rd
Greenock Equitable Loan Co., pawnbrokers, 24 Hamilton st
Greenock Felt Work Co., manufacturers of sheathing,
roofing, and boiler felts, 10 East Hamilton st
Greenock Foundry Co., engineers, boilermakers, and ironfounders,
Greenock foundry, East Stewart st
Greenock Gas Works, Inchgreen, Port-Glasgow rd— Clerk
and Collector's office, Municipal buildings, Wallace sq
Greenock Grain and Flour Mills, 16 Chapel st
Greenock Harbour Trust, Secretary and General Manager's
office, Municipal buildings, Wallace sq
Greenock Harbour Trust, Traffic Agent's office, Municipal
buildings, Wallace sq
Greenock Harbour Trust, Treasurer's office, Municipal
buildings, Wallace sq
Greenock Herald Office, 40 Cathcart st
Greenock Hospital and Infirmary, Inverkip st and Duncan
st—G. Williamson, secretary
Greenock Industrial Co-operative Society, Limited, grocers,
drapers, &c, 5 Arthur st, and branches at 6 Inverkip
st, 6 Belville st, and 58 Rue-end st

DIRECTORY. 89
Greenock Library, Watt Monument, 9 Union st
Greenock Mechanics' Institution, 13 Sir Michael st
Greenock Mineral Water Co., aerated water manufacturers,
Waverley lane
Greenock Operative Bakers— House of call, 8 Market st
Greenock Operative Painters' Society, 13 East Shaw st
Greenock Parochial Board offices, 36 Nicolson st
Greenock Plate Glass Insurance Co., insurers of plate and
sheet glass, 19 Cathcart st. (See Advt.)
Greenock Provident Bank, 11 William st. (See advt.)
Greenock Provident Investment Co. Building Society, Post
Office buildings— James Anderson, managing director ;
Robert Dixon, secretary
Greenock Railway Guaranteed Co.
Louson Walker, secretary
Office, 33 Cathcart st
Greenock Ropework Co., 43 Wellington st
Greenock Rubber Co., waterproof and india-rubber manu-
facturers, 13 Hamilton st
Greenock Steamship Co. (Limited), shipowners, 1 Cross-shore
st— D. Macdougall, managing director
Greenock Stevedore Co. (Limited), 2 West Quay and 8
Roslin st
Greenock Stock Exchange Association—Alexander Allan,
C.A., 2 Watt pi, secretary
Greenock Telegraph Newspaper, 14 Charles st
Greenock Total Abstinence Society. Office, Temperance
Institute, 19 West Stewart st—W. D. Thomson, general
secretary
Greenock Towing Co., 8 Brymner st
Greenock Traders' Association— James Paterson, secretary,
14 Hamilton st
Greenock Unionist Club, 29 Hamilton st
Greenock Water Trust Pipe-Yard and Workshop, Prospect-
hill
Greenock Wool and Hosiery Stores, 6 West Blackhall st and
61 Rue-end st
Greenock Working Boys' and Girls' Religious Society,
Committee rooms, 15 West Stewart st
Greenock Young Men's Christian Association building, 17
West Stewart st
GREENWOOD George, flesher, 24 Roxburgh st
GREER James, labourer, no Dempster st
—

90 DIRECTORY.
Greer Peter, carter, 1 1 Nelson st, west
Greer Robert, blacksmith, 87 Belville st
Greer Robert, mason, 63 Holmscroft st
Greer Mrs Jane, 16 Kelly st
GREGOR James, teacher, preparatory school and evening
classes, 61 Regent st
GREGSON William, constable, 27 Bruce st
GREIG Mrs H., 12 Roxburgh st
GRENFELL T. H., commander, H.M.S. " Benbow," 46
Forsyth st
GREVES Alexander, shoemaker, 40 West Burn st. Ho. do.
GRIER Thomas, cashier, Mansionhouse, 1 Ardgowan sq.
Ho. 22 Brisbane st
GRIERSON Donald, painter, 16 South st
GRIEVE George, cashier, 26 Patrick st
Grieve Henry, 4 Virginia st
Grieve James, joiner, 20 Antigua st
Grieve James (of Baine & Johnston), 73 Union st
Grieve John, saddler, 76 Dempster st
Grieve Robert, commercial traveller, 70 Wellington st
Grieve Robert (of Baine & Johnston and Glebe Sugar Refining
Co.), Glenholm, 7 Newark st
Grieve Thomas, 52 Brougham st
Grieve Walter Baine (of Baine & Johnston), 32 Forsyth st
Grieve Walter Richardson, 16 Eldon st
Grieve William, porter, 5 Cathcart st
GRIFFIN James, labourer, 23 Sir Michael st
GRIFFITHS Edward Jones, shipmaster, 54 Brougham st
Griffiths William, rafter, 3 Regent st
Griffiths Jane, bookseller, 26 West Blackhall st. Ho. do.
GROSART Mrs, 13 Lynedoch st
GROTT Ferdinand, shipmaster, 52 St Lawrence st
Grott John, boilermaker, 18 East Crawford st
GRUBB Charles, flesher, 27 Nelson st, west
Grubb Miss E., confectioner, 49 Cathcart st. Ho. 13
Mearns st
GUION Line Steamers—William Lamont, agent
GULF Line Association, Limited, shipowners, 1 Cross-shore
st— D. Macdougall, managing director
GUNION W. G. H., writer, 23 Cathcart st
GUNN Alexander, detective officer, 64 Ann st
Gunn James, labourer, 2 Belville st

DIRECTORY. 9
Gunn James, policeman, 49 Mearns st
Gunn John S., plumber, 4 Holmscroft st
Gunn William, engineer, 9 East Blackhall st
Gunn Mrs George, 14 Cathcart st
Gunn Mrs William, 42 Arthur st
Gush James, submarine diver, 1 1 Roxburgh st
GUTHRIE James, clerk, 10 Wellington st
Guthrie James, joiner, 34 Ann st
Guthrie Robert, engine driver, 1 M 'Lean's land, Ladyburn
Guthrie R. B., superintendent telegraph department, Post-
Office. Ho. 14 Robertson st
GUY Thomas, boilermaker, 1 Ann st
GWYNN Daniel, Albert Coffee Rooms, 3 Kerr st
Gwynn Daniel, draughtsman, 3 Ford pi, Finnart st
Gwynn Daniel, jun., draughtsman, 36 South st
H
HACKING John, overseer, 62 Ann st
HADDEN Miss, china warehouse, 44 Ann st
HADDOW Donald, caulker, 4 Garvald st
Haddow Mrs Thomas, 40 St. Lawrence st
HAGAN Mrs, 37 West Blackhall st
HAGENS William, carpenter, 10 Nicolson st
HAGGERTY James, rivetter, 19 Ingleston pi
HAIG Edward, moulder, 12 Serpentine walk
Haig John, supervisor Inland Revenue, 33 Brisbane st
Haig Mrs James, stationer and newsagent, 34 West Burn st
HAIR Dugald, carpenter, 8 Carwood st
Hair James, skinner, 24 East Crawford st
Hair Robert, joiner, 26 Trafalgar st
Hair William, feuar, ^^ Union st
Hair William, joiner, 9 Argyle st
Hair Miss Catharine, servants' registry, 25 West Stewart st
HALBERT James, joiner, 42 Lynedoch st
HALDANE David, potter, 6 Sinclair st
HALEY John, family baker, 6 Belville st. Ho. do.
HALKERSTON David, tanner, 60 East Hamilton st
HALL George, papermaker, 116 Drumfrochar rd
Hall James, joiner, 37 Crawfurd st
Hall Joshua, general smith, 39 Nicolson st. Ho. 35 West
Stewart st
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DIRECTORY.
Hall Miss Emily Tombs, teacher of music, 24 Union st
HALLIDAY James, engineer, 33 Roxburgh st
Halliday John, overlooker, 34 Mount Pleasant st
Halliday Robert, gatekeeper, 25 Crescent st
HALLIWELL James, rivetter, 9 Ratho st
HAMILL David, tailor, 13 Crescent st
HAMILTON & Adam, sailmakers, 21 Shaw st
Hamilton Alexander, engineer, 3 Regent st
Hamilton Archibald, carpenter, 8 Hope st
Hamilton Archibald, fitter, 3 Belville st
Hamilton Crawford, photographer, 29 West Burn st. Ho. do.
Hamilton James, joiner, 43 West Blackhall st
Hamilton James, labourer, 19 Kelly st
Hamilton James, printer, 66 Kelly st
Hamilton James, 20 Finnart st
Hamilton John, brakesman, 64 Drumfrochar rd
Hamilton John, engineer, 10 William st
Hamilton John, fitter, 9 Prospecthill st
Hamilton John, fitter, 35 Roxburgh st
Hamilton John, labourer, 52 Regent st
Hamilton John, rivetter, 32 Arthur st
Hamilton Matthew, hairdresser, 16 Arthur st. Ho. 32 do.
Hamilton M'Culloch & Co., coalmasters, 3 Chapel st, and
and 88 Great Clyde st, Glasgow. (See Advt.)
Hamilton Robert, Burgh Assessor, Lands Valuation Office,
Municipal buildings, Wallace sq. Ho. 27 Bentinck st
Hamilton Robert, carpenter, 12 Ann st
Hamilton Robert, grocer, 67 Rue-end st
Hamilton Thomas, engine-driver, 71 Wellington st
Hamilton Thomas, timekeeper, 27 Nicolson st
Hamilton William, fitter, 26 East Crawford st
Hamilton William, head foreman iron ship builder, 25
Newton st
Hamilton William, labourer, 6 Salmon st
Hamilton William, shipowner, Villa Marina, 28 Eldon st
Hamilton William H., flesher, 59 Vennel. Ho. 93 Roxburgh
st
Hamilton Miss, dressmaker, 23 West Blackhall st
Hamilton Miss, 15 Regent st
Hamilton Mrs George, 5 Newton st
Hamilton Mrs James, Thomas st
Hamilton Mrs James, Seabank house, 7 Johnston st

DIRECTORY. 93
Hamilton Mrs Janet, fruiterer, 40 Ann st. Ho. 23 Roxburgh
st
Hamilton Mrs, grocer, 15 John st. Ho. do.
Hamilton Mrs, 5 Mount Pleasant st
Hamilton Mrs, 42 Roxburgh st
Hamilton Mrs, 14 Terrace rd
HAMMOND Henry, rigger, 32 Hamilton st
Hammond James, moulder, 57 Belville st
Hammond Mrs Mary, broker, 20 Charles st
HAMPTON Wm., joiner, 64 Wellington st
HANDYSIDE Mrs, 82 Roxburgh st
Handyside Mrs, 25 Bruce st
HANNAH Samuel, rivetter, 16 Port-Glasgow rd
Hannah George, potter, 54 East Hamilton st
Hannah James, engine-driver, 113 Dempster st
Hannah James, miller, 15 Regent st
Hannah James, storekeeper, 39 Ann st
Hannah Robert, engine-keeper, 68 Wellington st
Hannah William, engine-driver, 2 Murdieston st
Hannah Wm., labourer, 108 Drumfrochar rd
HANSON James, stoker, 4 Watt st
HANVEY James, waggon inspector, 9 Nelson st, west
HARBOUR Dues Office, Customhouse
Harbour Trust Engineer's Office, Municipal Buildings,
Wallace sq
Harbour Trust Secretary and General Manager's Office,
Municipal buildings, Wallace sq
Harbour Trust Treasurer's Office, Municipal Buildings,
Wallace sq
HARDIE Alexander, forwarding and shipping agent, 38
Nicolson st
Hardie John, grocer and provision merchant, 22 Arthur st.
Ho. 18 Wellington st
Hardie Walter, grocer and provision merchant, 15 Tobago
st. Ho. 24 Robertson st
Hardie William, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, n Kilblain
st. Ho. 6 Lyle st
Hardie William, engineer, 3 Carnock st
Hardie William (of Hardie & Allan, C.A.), Inverack, 60
Esplanade
Hardie & Allan, chartered accountants and
stockbrokers, 2 Watt place

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DIRECTORY.
Hardie Mrs, 26 Lynedoch st
HARDY John, billiard-room keeper, 40 West Blackhall st
HARFIELD & Co., patent cable windlasses, 2 Open Shore
—Agents, A. Macpherson & Co.
HARGAN James, boot maker, 9 West Blackhall st and 8
West Stewart st. Ho. Loudon place, Gourock
Hargan James J., salesman, 64 Holmscroft st
HARKINS James, rivetter, 31 Ingleston st
HARKNESS Edward, joiner, 65 Belville st
Harkness Charles, carter, 5 Shaw st
Harkness John, blacksmith, 36 Lynedoch st
HARLEY Allan, cabinetmaker, Springhill Cottage, 5
Prospecthill st
Harley Edward, blacksmith, 8 Hay st
Harley James, painter, 24 Bruce st
Harley James, plasterer, 61 Nicolson st
Harley John, billiard-room keeper, 4 Watson's lane. Ho.
59 Ann st
Harley John, rivetter, 32 Crescent st
Harley Mrs Allan, 59 Ann st
Harley Mrs James, 2 Belville st
HARMS William, rigger, 4 Watt st
Harms William, shipwright, 26 West Blackhall st
HARPER Andrew, upholsterer, 36 Mount Pleasant st
Harper James, tailor, 39 Roxburgh st
Harper John, shipmaster, 65 Roxburgh st
Harper Stephen, clerk. 89 Dempster st
Harper William, cabinetmaker, 90 Dempster st
Harper Mrs Alexander, 66 Kelly st
Harper Mrs, 3 St. Andrew st
HARRIS Mitchell, engineer, 18 Kelly st
HARRISON Henry, rivetter, 13 Nelson st, west
Harrison Robert, boilermaker, 13 Antigua st
Harrison Robert, joiner, 34 Ingleston st
Harrison Steel, fitter, 34 Ingleston st
Harrison Thomas, clerk, 60 Regent st
Harrison Thomas, engineer, 24 St Lawrence st
HARRON John, labourer, 21 Nelson st, west
Harron John, jun., labourer, 114 Drumfrochar rd
Harron Spence, labourer, 60 Ann st
HARROWER T. H, hair-cutting rooms, 2 Ann st. Ho.
19 Mount Pleasant st

DIRECTORY.
HART James, wine and spirit merchant, i Open Shore.
Ho. 71 Nicolson st
Hart J. C, agent, National Bank of Scotland (Limited).
Ho. Glengarden, Fox st
HARVEY James & Co., drapers, milliners, dress and mantle
makers, 46 Cathcart st
Harvey James, plasterer, 17 Mount Pleasant st
Harvey J. (of James Harvey & Co.), 26 Newton st
Harvey W. G., secretary, Greenock Beetroot Sugar Association,
7 Exchange buildings
Harvey Helen, tobacconist, 61 Inverkip st. Ho. 17 Mount
Pleasant st
Harvey Miss Mary, Eddlewood place
Harvey Mrs Francis, 58 Eldon st
Harvey Mrs Frank E., 52 Eldon st
HARVIE David, engineer, 37 Roxburgh st
Harvie James, joiner, 16 Trafalgar st
Harvie Robert D. N., joiner, 40 Nicolson st
HHASTIE Andrew, grocer and provision merchant, 10 Sir
Michael st. Ho. Larwickville, 79 Brisbane st
Hastie John & Co., engineers, Kilblain Engine Works, 48
Nicolson st
Hastie John (of John Hastie & Co.), 44 Finnart st
Hastie's Patent Hydraulic Engine and Pump Co. (Limited).
Registered Office, 10 Princes st—
J. Tannahill, secretary
Hastie William (of John Hastie & Co.), 78 Finnart st
HASTINGS Hugh, labourer, 36 Crawfurd st
Hastings John, railway foreman, 91 Port-Glasgow rd
HAUGHEY John, collector, 2 Old Hillend
Haughey Neal, of "Clydesdale Catholic Herald," 35 Lyle st
HAXTON Thomas, pensioner, 3 Hope st
Haxton Mrs James, 15 South st
HAY Alexander, wood carver, 15 Jamaica st
Hay Archibald, engineer, 79 Belville st
Hay Boyd, caulker, 53 Belville st
Hay George, causewayer, 47 Mearns st
Hay James, plater, 24 Pottery st
Hay James, potter, 18 Pottery st
Hay Robert, engine driver, 13 Carwood st
Hay William, fish merchant, Fish Market. Ho. 40 Brisbane st
Hay Mrs, 59 Ann st
HAYES M., railway porter, 6 Hope st
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96
DIRECTORY.
HAZELTON Charles, boilermaker, 11 Ann st
HEAD Albert, bricklayer, 21 Main st
HEAD RICK James, gatekeeper, 32 Ingleston st
HEANEY William John, shoemaker, 10 Kelly st
HEARD Alexander, joiner, 27 West Blackhall st
Heard Mrs A., poulterer and game dealer, 7 Grey pi. Ho.
27 West Blackhall st
HEARL John, confectioner, 30 Tobago st
HEARN John, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
HEATH Hugh, cratemaker, 20 Pottery st
HECTOR Mrs James, 37 Brisbane st
HEDDERWICK Francis (of Brown, Stewart & Co.)
HEITMANN Mrs A., potato and vegetable merchant, 23
Brymner st. Ho. 2 Watt pi
HEMPSEED John, joiner, 30 Lynedoch st
HENDERSON James, blacksmith, 24 Lynedoch st
Henderson James, fruiterer, 42 Lynedoch st. Ho. do.
Henderson James, teacher of music, 46 Mearns st. Ho.
Knockbuckle house, Kilmalcolm
Henderson John, baker, 22 Lyle st
Henderson John, cooper, 49 Cathcart st
Henderson John, engineer, 27 Ingleston st
Henderson John, gateman, 38 Brymner st
Henderson Robert, flesher, 6r Ann st
Henderson Robert, fruit merchant, 19 Hamilton st. Ho. 18
Bearhope st
Henderson Robert, joiner, 62 Ann st
Henderson Thomas, boilermaker, 9 Lynedoch st
Henderson William, engineer, 50 Holmscroft st
Henderson William F. (of Fisher & Co.), 22 Robertson st
Henderson William, H.M.C., 28 Bruce st
Henderson Miss A. J., Springbank, 22 Fox st
Henderson Mrs Angus, 70 Wellington st
Henderson Mrs Bruce, 7 Watt st
Henderson Mrs R., 18 Bearhope st
Henderson Mrs, 29 Lynedoch st
Henderson Mrs, 30 Lynedoch st
HENDRY Andrew, labourer, 3 Mackenzie st
Hendry Archibald, ship chandler, 16 East India breast.
Ho. 12 Brisbane st
Hendry Charles, saw r yer, 1 Ratho st
Hendry D. S. & Son, booksellers and stationers, 35 Cathcart st

DIRECTORY. 97
Hendry George (of D. S. Hendry & Son), 30 Ardgowan st
Hendry James, brassfinisher, 4 Hill st
Hendry James, grocer, 15 Market st. Ho. 52 Roxburgh
st
Hendry James, patternmaker, 24 Antigua st
Hendry James, watchmaker
Ho. 26 Patrick st
and jeweller, 34 Hamilton st.
Hendry John, engineer, 28 East Crawford st
Hendry John, smith, 19 Ingleston pi
Hendry Peter, brassfinisher, 16 Hope st
Hendry Robert, engineer, 63 Belville st
Hendry Robert, joiner, 47 Mearns st
Hendry Robert, wine and spirit
Ho. 24 West Stewart st
merchant, 45 Dalrymple st.
Hendry T. O. H., Broomfield, 61 Esplanade
Hendry William, engineer, 58 Lynedoch st
Hendry William, fireman, 9 Prospecthill st
Hendry William, brassfinisher, 19 Trafalgar st
Hendry William, fitter, 91 Port-Glasgow rd
Hendry Miss M., wine and spirit merchant, 7 Main st.
Thomas st
Hendry Miss, 50 Holmscroft st
Ho.
Hendry Mrs D., Broomfield, 61 Esplanade
Hendry Mrs John, 19 Ingleston pi
Hendry Mrs Robert, 31 Regent st
Hendry Mrs S.,
Brisbane st
china merchant, 23 Hamilton st. Ho. 11
Hendry Mrs William, 5 Holmscroft st
Hendry Mrs, 22 Brisbane st
HENNAN John, machinist, 46 Cathcart st
HENNEMAN Herman, waiter, 10 South st
HENRY Archibald (of A. Henry & Co.), 40 Mearns st
Henry A. & Co., ironmongers, beam and scale makers,
Cathcart st
39
Henry Charles, baker, Kilblain bakery, ij Kilblain st and
24 Ann st. Ho. 26 Robertson st
Henry James, labourer, 116 Drumfrochar rd
Henry Mrs, 52 Brougham st
HEPBURN Edward, mason, 68 Inverkip st
Hepburn William, joiner, 16 Kilblain st
HEPWORTH J. & Son, Limited, clothiers, 4 Hamilton st
— James Orr, manager
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98
DIRECTORY.
HERALD (Glasgow) Daily and Weekly. Branch office, 19
Cathcart st—
J. C. Fisher, agent
Herald (Greenock) Office, 40 Cathcart st
HERBERT R. W., stationer, fancy goods, and newsagent,
7 Grey pi. Ho. 6 Kelly st
HERD James, clerk, 15 Newton st
HERON Andrew Crawford, Lloyd's
Caddlehill st
engineer surveyor, 5
Heron James, labourer, 58 Drumfrochar rd
Heron John, engine-driver, 9 Ratho st
Heron John, fishmonger, 26 Vennel. Ho. 18 do.
Heron Samuel, labourer, 8 Nile st
Heron Mrs, n Mearns st
HERRIOT Samuel, spirit merchant, 97 Roxburgh st. Ho.
1 1 Nelson st, west
HEYBURN John, dairy, 47 Shaw st
HEYLAND A. C, Langford Lodge, 58 Finnart st
HICKS William, joiner, 4 Nelson st, Glebe
HIGGINS William, Inland Revenue Officer, 7 Caddlehill st
Higgins Mrs, 33 Sir Michael st
HIGGS W. H., shipmaster, 7 Kelly st
HIGHET Hugh, engineer, 97 Roxburgh st
Highet James, engineer, 25 Regent st
Highet Robert, engineer, 19 Ingleston st
Highet Mrs John, 26 Lynedoch st
HIGHLAND Society Hall, 41 Nicolson st
HIGHLANDERS' Academy, Mount Pleasant st
HILDRETH Miss Isabella, 75 Holmscroft st
HILL Archibald, shoemaker, 91 Dempster st
Hill Henry, rigger, 16 Laird st
Hill James, tobacconist, 44 Inverkip st.
west
Ho. 38 Nelson st,
Hill James H., Greenock Grain Mills.
Forsyth st
Ho. Rosebank, 25
Hill James M., 52 Esplanade
Hill James M. & Co., belt and fire hose manufacturers,
curriers, and leather merchants, 1 1 Stanners st
Hill John, engineer, 8 Carwood st
Hill John H., 2 East India breast. Ho. Annie Bank, 13
Eldon st
Hill Matthew, miller and grain merchant, Greenock Grain
Mills, 16 Chapel st. Ho. Annie Bank, 13 Eldon st

DIRECTORY. 99
Hill Ninian, shipowner, Clyde buildings, 19 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 57 Union st
Hill Robert, labourer, 33 Ingleston st
Hill Robert, shipowner, 2 East India breast. Ho. 75
Union st
Hill William, policeman, 81 Wellington st
Hill Thomas, rivetter, 1 M'Lean's Land, Ladyburn
Hill Elizabeth, grocer, 29 Rue-end st. Ho. 8 Hill st
Hill Elizabeth, laundress, 1 Kelly st
Hill Miss Jessie, 14 Robertson st
Hill Mrs Ramsay, 57 Union st
HILLEND Medical Hall, 1 Lauriston st
HILLIARD William, cooper, 33 Lyle st
HINRICHS Christian, shipmaster, 15 Robertson st
HODGE Mitchell & Son, cabinetmakers, upholsterers, and
bedding manufacturers, and carpet beaters, 12 West
Blackhall st
H-fHodge Mitchell (of Mitchell Hodge & Son), Maybank,
Ashton, Gourock
Hodge David, labourer, 13 Mill st
Hodge William, joiner, 8 Watt st
-^—Hodge William (of Michael Hodge & Son), 17 Ashton rd,
Gourock
HODGSON Mrs William, 24 Trafalgar st
HOGG Alexander & Co.. sugar merchants, Sugar Exchange
Hogg John, painter, 7 Prospecthill st
Hogg Nathan, labourer, 39 Sir Michael st
-* Hogg William, spirit merchant, 31 Rue-end st. Ho. 2 St
Andrew st
HOGGAN John, clerk, P.O., 32 South st
Hoggan William, mate, 5 Watt st
HOLBURN Robert, jun., dairyman, 56 Ann st
Holburn Robert, sen., 37 Wellington st
HOLE Mrs William Richard, ladies' nurse, 19 Kelly st
HOLLAND Mrs, 47 Roxburgh st
HOLM & Fraser, timber measurers, 67 Rue-end st
Holm M. (of Holm & Fraser), Bellhaven st, Port-Glasgow
HOLMER Mrs, 17 Main st
HOLMES Alexander, cooper, 6 Union st
Holmes Henry, engineer, 21 Ingleston st
Holmes James, carting contractor, 2 St Lawrence st. Ho.
Donaldfield, Bridge-of-Weir

DIRECTORY.
Holmes James, slater, 68 Inverkip st
Holmes James, turner, 63 Rue-end st
Holmes John, grocer and wine merchant, 15 Roxburgh st.
Ho. 29 Patrick st
Holmes John, joiner, 26 Robertson st
Holmes John, jun., engineer, Eddlewood pi
Holmes John, woolsorter, 12 Wellington st
Holmes Walter, blacksmith, 13 East Crawford st
Holmes William, bank clerk, 32 South st
Holmes Mrs, 23 Dempster st
HOLTERMAN John, pansman, 35 Ingleston st
HOME and Colonial Stores, Limited, tea stores, 13 Hamilton
st—R. Watson, manager, 12 Laird st
HONEYMAN R., clerk, 74 Wellington st
HOOD John, clerk, 54 St Lawrence st
Hood Mrs John, 46 Crawfurd st
HOPE Charles, joiner, 41 Roxburgh st
Hope James, bandage maker, 18 Cathcart st
Hope Neil, carpenter, 13 Carwood st
Hope William, 37 West Stewart st
HOPEKIN Robert, engine fitter, 17 Brougham st
HOPKIRK Andrew, joiner, 10 Carwood st
HOPPER Mrs James, 60 East Hamilton st
HORN John, planer, 3 Ingleston st
HORNE Robert, cabinetmaker, 52 Holmscroft st
Home Mrs, 68 Wellington st
HOSEA Clounes, flesher, 23 Dempster st
Hosea Miss A. L., matron, Scott Institution, 39 Dempster st
HOSIE Andrew, confectioner, 1 Cartsburn st
HOSKINS James, R.N., 52 West Blackhall st
HOULDER Howard, Malcolm & Co., shipbrokers, 46
Brymner st
HOUSE of Refuge (Female), Upper Ingleston st
House Thomas J., Lloyd's Surveyor, 14 Cross-shore st. Ho.
60 Eldon st
HOUSTON Archibald, fitter, 74 Wellington st
Houston Archibald (of R. & W. Houston & Co.), Thomas st
Houston David, out-door officer (Customs), 26 South st
Houston Duncan, storeman, 49 Trafalgar st
Houston G. W. (of Robert Houston & Sons), Woolton, 93
Eldon st
Houston James, agent for skins, 1 1 Dempster st

DIRECTORY.
Houston James, inspector of cleansing, Municipal buildings.
Ho. 25 Lynedoch st
Houston James, Annie bank, 41 Fox st
Houston John, feuar, 5 Robertson st
Houston John (of J. & R. Houston), Annie bank, 41 Fox st
Houston John, shipmaster, 1 7 Robertson st
Houston J. & R., engineers, ironfounders, architects, and
makers of all machinery for the sugar industry, con-
sulting engineers, contractors for fireproof buildings,
Cartsburn Foundry and Glenburn Iron Works
Houston Peter, boilermaker, 23 Roxburgh st
Houston Robert, joiner, 53 Belville st
Houston Robert & Sons, woollen manufacturers, 28 West
Blackhall st and Rockbank Mills, Drumfrochar rd
Houston R. & W. & Co., joiners and builders, 69 Belville st
Houston R. H. (of Robert Houston & Sons), Birnam, 40
Newark st
Houston William, joiner, 21 Dempster st
Houston Miss, milliner, 1 1 Forsyth st
Houston Mrs James, 1 Watt pi
Houston Mrs, grocer, 17 Belville st. Ho. 24 do.
HOWAT James, moulder, 17 Baker st
HOWDEN Iron Sailing Ship Co., Limited— Peter Scott,
manager, 4 Brymner st
HOWIE Alexander, tailor and clothier, 35 Nicolson st.
Ho. 8 Brisbane st
Howie David, woolsorter, 126 Drumfrochar rd
Howie Henry, insurance agent, 19 Regent st
Howie Hugh, carpenter, 12 Terrace rd
Howie James, carpenter, 54 St. Lawrence st
Howie James, carter, 54 Drumfrochar rd
Howie John, joiner, 17 John st
Howie John, riveter, 66 East Hamilton st
Howie Matthew, grain and potato merchant, 5 West breast.
Ho. Clachan farm, Rosneath
Howie Robert, engine-keeper, 104 Drumfrochar rd
Howie Robert, labourer, Upper Ingleston
Howie Robert, salesman, 104 Dempster st
Howie Robert, watchman, Overton
Howie Mrs, 5 Belville st
HOWIESON Mrs William, 3 Bank st
HOY George, joiner, 17 Nelson st, west

102 DIRECTORY.
Hoy Mrs James, grocer, 30 Wellington st. Ho. do.
HUDSON Miss, 4 Finnart st
HUGHES Felix, baths attendant, 5 Inverkip st
Hughes George, goods guard, 1 7 Kelly st
Hughes James, labourer, 114 Drumfrochar rd
Hughes James, plasterer, 39 Lynedoch st
Hughes John, teacher, 20 Wellington st
Hughes Richard, joiner, 72 Ann st
Hughes Thomas, moulder, 85J Belville st
Hughes William, plater, 6 Belville st
Hughes William, policemen, 4 Mearns st
HUME George, moulder, 51 Rue-end st
Hume Gordon, mason, 2 Garvald st
HUMPHREYS David, mason, 20 Pottery st
Humphreys Joseph, carver and gilder, 17 Sugarhouse lane.
Ho. 15 Nelson st, west
Humphreys Joseph, jun., clerk, 30 South st
HUNT John, spirit merchant, 4 Bearhope st. Ho. 1
Nelson st, west
HUNTER Alexander, seaman, 68 Kelly st
Hunter A. Craig, physician and surgeon, 35 Regent st
Hunter Gavin S., paper ruler, 62 Kelly st
Hunter Hugh, joiner, 15 Belville st
Hunter James, engineer, 8 Antigua st
Hunter James, galvanic battery proprietor, 3 Dellingburn st
Hunter John, joiner, 5 Brachelston st
Hunter John, mate, 24 West Blackball st
Hunter John, shoemaker, 21 Belville st
Hunter Robert, carpenter, 3 Arthur st
Hunter Robert, engineer, 63 Ann st
Hunter Robert, engineer, 24 East Crawford st
Hunter Robert, engineer, 14 Hope st
Hunter Robert, joiner, 9 Lynedoch st
Hunter Robert, shipmaster, 42 Mearns st
Hunter Robert, timber measurer, 67 Rue-end st. Ho. Hollywood,
Port-Glasgow
Hunter Samuel, coachman, 70 Eldon st
Hunter Samuel, labourer, 3 Broomhill st
Hunter Thomas, brassfinisher, 36 Crescent st
Hunter T. O. & Co., merchants, passenger and insurance
agents, Vice-Consulate for Sweden, Norway, and Denmark,
13 Hamilton st
1

DIRECTORY. 103
Hunter William, carpenter, i Ratho st
Hunter William, coachman, 24 West Blackhall st
Hunter William, flesher, 33 Hamilton st
— Hunter William, grocer and provision merchant, 3 1 Brougham
st. Ho. do.
Hunter Miss, boys' dressmaker, 12 South st
Hunter Miss E., 24 Brisbane st
Hunter Miss, 34 Main st
Hunter Misses I. & J., dressmakers and servants' registry,
17 Jamaica st
Hunter Misses, 1 Forsyth st
Hunter Mrs John, 24 Patrick st
Hunter Mrs John C, 61 Eldon st
Hunter Mrs, 9 Belville st
Hunter Mrs. 5 Holmscroft st
Hunter Mrs, 97 Tort-Glasgow rd
HUTCHESON Alexander, shipwright, 6 Chape! st
Hutcheson Andrew, grocer, 20 Mount Pleasant st
Hutcheson George, feuar, 12 St. Lawrence st
Hutcheson George, mason, 68 Wellington st
Hutcheson George, patternmaker, 7 Lynedoch st
Hutcheson James, driller, 8 Nicolson st
Hutcheson James, engineer, 78 Belville st
Hutcheson James, painter, Hyde Park Cottage, 12 St.
Lawrence st
Hutcheson James, plater, 33 East Crawford st
Hutcheson John, carpenter, 9 Ardgowan, west
Hutcheson John, carter, 39 Holmscroft st
Hutcheson John, woolsorter, 124 Drumfrochar rd
Hutcheson John M. (of Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co.), 38
Union st
Hutcheson Thomas, carpenter, 30 East Crawford st
Hutcheson William, engineer, 4 Prospecthill st
^--Hutcheson William, treasurer Greenock Harbour Trust,
Municipal buildings, Wallace sq. Ho. Hillcrest, Hillside
rd, Gourock
Hutcheson Miss, 31 Regent st
Hutcheson Mrs James, 61 Newton st
Hutcheson Mrs Peter, 22 Brisbane st
Hutcheson Mrs, 17 Nelson st, west
HUTCHISON David, joiner, 71 Regent st
Hutchison Henry, warehouseman, 56 Lynedoch st

04 DIRECTORY.
Hutchison James, teacher, Ann Street Public School. Ho.
30 Brisbane st
Hutchison James H., shipbuilder, Port-Glasgow. Ho. 1
Brisbane st
Hutchison Mrs, 45 Holmscroft st
Hutchison William, factor, Glasgow & South-Western Railway
Co., 45 Lynedoch st. Ho. 8 Regent sq, Lenzie
Hutchison William, M.A., B.L., LL.B. (of Stewart &
Hutchison, solicitors, 190 West George st, Glasgow), 24
Kelly st
Hutchison William, printer, publisher, and lithographer,
23 Nicolson st. Ho. 24 Kelly st
HUTTON Brothers, manufacturing confectioners, bakers,
and purveyors, 18 Cathcart st .
Hutton Hugh, out-door officer, Customhouse
Hutton James, furnishing ironmonger and furniture warehouse,
16 and 18 Inverkip st. Ho. 18 do.
Hutton William, engineer, 18 Hope st
Hutton William, moulder, 7 Roxburgh st
Hutton William (of Hutton Brothers), 7 Roxburgh st
HYDE Norman, boilermaker, 13 Ingleston st
Hyde William, goods foreman, 15 Mill st
HYNDHAM Hugh, engineer, 103 Belville st
Hyndman John, dairy, 1 1 Crawfurd st
Hyndman John G., merchant and commission agent, 4
East Breast. Ho. Seafield, 6 Fox st
Hyndman Robert, rigger, 35 Wellington st
Hyndman W. L., coal merchant, 67 Vennel. Ho. 13
Newton st
HYSLOP William W., clerk, 36 South st
I
IMRIE John, slater, 71 Wellington st
INFIRMARY, 23 Inverkip st and 4 Duncan st
INGLES James, skinner, 10 1 Belville st
INGLESTON Foundry Co., engineers and ironfounders, 9
Ingleston st
INGLIS Andrew, sugarboiler, 13 Newton st
Inglis Andrew, jun., timber measurer, 13 Newton st
Inglis James, joiner, 18 South st

Inglis John, moulder, 52 St. Lawrence st
Inglis Robert, joiner, 1 2 South st
^-inglis Robert, 44 Eldon st
Inglis William, moulder, 25 Lynedoch st
Inglis Miss, 56 Kelly st
DIRECTORY. 105
Inglis Mrs James, grocer and provision
Drumfrochar rd. Ho. do.
Inglis Mrs James, 18 Eldon st
Inglis Mrs, paraffin oil merchant, 8 Watt st
* INGRAM William B., head-master, St. Andrew Square
School. Ho. 2 Wellington st
INLAND Revenue Office (Excise), Customhouse buildings
INNES Joseph, engineer, 30 Wellington st
Innes Robert, carter, 22 Bearhope st
Innes William, bookseller, stationer, and news-agent, 40
Hamilton st. Ho. 26 Newton st
Innes Mrs, 1 1 Watt st
IRELAND John, teacher, 75 Holmscroft st
Ireland William, sugarboiler, 77 Wellington st
Ireland Mrs M., 22 Wellington st
IRVIN Mrs Martha, 23 Ardgowan st, west
IRVINE Alexander, draper, 18 Roxburgh st
Irvine Richard, labourer, 114 Drumfrochar rd
Irvine Robert, janitor, Highlanders' Academy, 24 Mount
Pleasant st
Irvine William, railway porter, 8 Kilblain st
Irvine Miss, 87 Wellington st
IRVING Alexander, cranesman, 8 Nile st
Irving Andrew, labourer, 8 Nile st
Irving G, labourer, 20 Trafalgar st
Irving William, carpenter, 13 Hope st
Irving Miss, lodgings, 36 West Blackhall st
Irving Mrs, 24 St. Lawrence st
ISBISTER Mrs John B., 7 Brisbane st
JACK James, baker, 114 Dempster st
Jack John, merchant, 8 Wellington st
Jack William, moulder, 13 Crescent st
Jack Miss H., furnishings, 13 Crescent st

Io6 DIRECTORY.
Jack Mrs Hugh, 23 Trafalgar st
JACKSON Archibald, river pilot, 10 Kelly st
Jackson Bernard, general dealer, 5 Duff st
Jackson John, moulder, 23 Crescent st
Jackson Lawrence, A.R.A., 25 Bank st
Jackson Matthew, labourer, 19 Belville st
Jackson Peter, gateman, 84 Belville st
Jackson William, engineer, 84 Belville st
Jackson W. F. W., Mus. Bac. Oxon., musician, 12 Margaret st
Jackson Miss, Campfield house, Cardwell Bay
JACOBS Thomas R., solicitor, 17 West Blackhall st. Ho.
47 Brisbane st
JAFFREY G. W., engineer and shipbuilder, 17 Robertson st
JAGO William B., upholsterer, 7 Murdieston st
JAMES Alexander, foreman, 1 1 Dempster st
James Watt Steamship Co., Limited, 2 West Quay— Leitch
& Muir, managers
James William, joiner, 12 South st
James William, labourer, 13 Mill st
JAMIESON Alexander, carpenter, 15 Lynedoch st
Jamieson James S. & Co., ship and insurance brokers, and
commission agents, 18 Hamilton st. Ho. 91 Newton st
Jamieson John & Co., clothiers, 16 Hamilton st
Jamieson John, carpenter, 81 Dempster st
Jamieson John, plumber, 7 Dempster st
Jamieson John, ship and insurance broker, copper, yellow
metal, and felt merchant, 2 Cathcart st. Ho. Sydney
place, 16 Eldon st
Jamieson John, 30 Sir Michael st
Jamieson Martin, Central Police Chambers. Ho. 56 Kelly
st
Jamieson Robert, joiner, 7 Orangefield pi
Jamieson Robert, smith, 1 1 Nicolson st
Jamieson Robert & Son, Greenock Venetian Blind Works,
9 Brisbane st. Ho. 7 Orangefield pi
Jamieson R. A., labourer, 34 St. Lawrence st
Jamieson R. W., assistant inspector, School Board, 60
Kelly st
Jamieson Thomas, shoemaker, 34 Wellington st
Jamieson Thomas, valuator and surveyor, 8 South st.
46 Newton st
Ho.
Jamieson William, artist, 23 Nelson st, west

DIRECTORY. 107
Jamieson Miss C, tobacconist, 35 Cathcart st. Ho. 7
Dempster st
Jamieson Miss, feuar, 7 Orangefield pi
Jamieson Miss, 91 Newton st
Jamieson Misses, 18 Robertson st
Jamieson Mrs Alexander, feuar, 9 South st
Jamieson Mrs John, 12 Arthur st
Jamieson Mrs, 18 Vennel
JARDINE James, engineer, 23 Ingleston st
Jardine James, police constable, 17 Bruce st
Jardine William, fitter, 103 Port-Glasgow rd
JARVIE James A., sugar broker, 27 Cathcart st. Ho. 58
Eldon st
JARVIS James, professional cricketer, 4 Bentinck st
JEFFREY John, joiner, 17 Tobago st
Jeffrey Thomas, plumber, 9 Hill st
JENKINS Alexander, storekeeper, 26 East Hamilton st
Jenkins Alexander, tailor, 7 Brachelston st
Jenkins George, accountant, Union Bank of Scotland
(Limited). Ho. 61 Esplanade
Jenkins William, boilermaker, 66 Wellington st
JENNING Albert, restaurateur, Imperial Restaurant, 15
W T
est Blackhall st. Ho. 6 Ardgowan st, west
JERDAN Rev. Charles, M.A., LL.B., minister, Sir Michael
Street U.P. Church. Ho. 68 Union st
JESSAMINE James, rafter, 10 Hope st
JOHNSON Robert, engineer, it Lauriston st
Johnson Thomas, Inland Revenue officer, 33 Kelly st
JOHNSON'S Messrs., Chartered patent agents, 115 St.
Vincent st, Glasgow. (See Advt.)
JOHNSTON Alexander Ranken, merchant, Seafield, 1
Fox st
Johnston David, labourer, 64 Drumfrochar rd
Johnston David, pointsman, 53 Belville st
Johnston Edward, steward, 30 Lynedoch st
Johnston George, papermaker, 12 Nile st
Johnston Hector, gardener, 51 Eldon st
Johnston Isaac, engineer, 4 Garwood st
Johnston James, carpenter, 32 St. Lawrence st
Johnston James D., tailor, 93 Dempster st
Johnston John, blacksmith, 5 Hope st
Johnston John, bricklayer, 6 St. Lawrence st

OS DIRECTORY.
Johnston John, carpenter, 12 Laird st
Johnston John, cowfeeder, 1 Drumfrochar rd
Johnston John, fitter, 9 Lynedoch st
Johnston John, joiner and picture framer, n West Stewart st
Johnston John, moulder, 21 Ingleston pi
Johnston John, moulder, 23 Ingleston st
Johnston Maxwell, blacksmith, 10 1 Port-Glasgow rd
Johnston Peter, labourer, 17 Lyle st
Johnston Robert, engineer, 9 Ratho st
Johnston Robert, labourer, 114 Drumfrochar road
Johnston Samuel, grocer and provision merchant, 78 Roxburgh
st and 43 West Burn st. Ho. 83 Roxburgh st
Johnston Samuel, coachman, 64 Wellington st
Johnston Thomas, blacksmith, 91 Belville st
Johnston Thomas, carpenter, 28 Trafalgar st
Johnston Thomas, labourer, 22 West Blackhall st
Johnston Thomas B., smith, 17 Belville st
Johnston William, carpenter, 1 1 East Blackhall st
Johnston William, shoemaker, 115 Dempster st
Johnston William, register of births, deaths, and marriages
for the East district, Municipal buildings, Wallace sq.
Ho. 18 Kelly st
Johnston William, session-clerk, Cartsburn parish. Ho. 60
Holmscroft st
Johnston William, yardsman, 38 St. Lawrence st
Johnston Miss, furnished apartments, 1 Union st
Johnston Miss, 1 Duncan st
Johnston Mrs E., green grocer, 5 John st
Johnston Mrs Emma, midwife, 41 Sir Michael st
Johnston Mrs James, 68 Kelly st
Johnston Mrs William, 30 Cartsburn st
Johnston Mrs, ladies' nurse, 79 Dempster st
Johnston Mrs, 46 Cathcart st
Johnston Mrs, 36 Crescent st
Johnston Mrs, 81 Dempster st /
Johnston Mrs, 34 Ingleston st
Johnston Mrs, 3 Roslin st
Johnston Mrs, 64 Wellington st
JOHNSTONE John, tailor and clothier, 10 Cathcart st.
Ho. Kempock st, Gourock
Johnstone Robert, pawnbroker's saleroom, 65 Rue-end st.
Ho. Lime Cottage, Hamilton

DIRECTORY. IOQ
Johnstone Rev. M. P., minister of Free Middle Church,
George Square. Manse, 57 Newton st
Johnstone Rev. Thomas F., M.A., minister of St. Paul's.
Church of Scotland, Newark st. Ho. 34 Eldon st
Johnstone Miss, milliner, 31 West Blackhall st. Ho. 56
Kelly st
JONES Alexander, seaman, 43 Crawfurd st
Jones James, machinist, 1 7 Bearhope st
Jones Paul, yacht and boat builder, Battery Park, Eldon st.
Ho. Eddlewood pi
Jones Richard, engineer, 5 Dellingburn square
Jones Richard, 17 Dempster st
Jones Richard William, shipmaster, 34 South st
Jones Robert, engine-keeper, 12 East William st
Jones William, shipmaster, Russell bank, 36 Campbell st
JOSS Miss, 13 Mount Pleasant st
Joss Mrs Mary, 63 Nicolson st
JOYCE John, railway porter, 21 Wellington st
JUSTICE William, clerk, 28 Newton st
Justice Mrs William, 14 Robertson st
Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, 4 Argyle st
K
KANE Alexander, sailmaker, 112 Dempster st
Kane George, jobbing gardener, 73 Nicolson st
Kane John, coal dealer, 15 Bearhope st
Kane Michael, broker, 13 Market st
Kane Thomas, labourer, 13 West Stewart st
Kane William, badge porter, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
Kane Miss, laundry, n Lynedoch st
KATER John, engineer, 13 Lauriston st
KAY Archibald, tinsmith, 5 Ingleston st
Kay James, engineer, 85 Belville st
Kay James, signalman, 7 Brachelston st
Kay John M., teacher of music, 17 Newton st
Kay Peter, caulker, 21 Antigua st
Kay Rev. Thomas, minister of Ladyburn Parish. Ho. 2
Moffat st
KEAN James, labourer, 80 Dempster st
Kean John, surveyor of stamps and taxes, County of Argyle,
Customhouse buildings. Ho. 45 Brisbane st

DIRECTORY.
Kean Thomas, police sergeant, 16 Bruce st
Kean Mrs Francis, 23 Newton st
KEARNEY James, insurance agent, 48 Lynedoch st
KEAY James, engineer, 103 Belville st
KEE Joseph, carpenter, 19 Mount Pleasant st
KEEFE John, coal merchant, 3 Newton st. Ho. 5 do.
KEENAN Robert, gardener, 24 West Stewart st
Keenan Mrs Margaret, 26 West Blackhall st
KEILLOR James, secretary London and Greenock Bag and
Sack Company, Limited, 13 Hope st
KEITH Angus, tugboat master, 3 Customhouse pi
Keith Duncan, engineer, 29 Regent st
Keith Miss, feuar, 24 Kelly st
KELLET George, tailor, 67 Roxburgh st
KELLOCK Alexander, labourer, 96 Dempster st
KELLY Donald, carpenter, 31 Lyle st
Kelly Francis, labourer, 24 Bank st
Kelly George, baker, 59 Holmscroft st
Kelly George, rigger, 45 Hamilton st
Kelly James, blacksmith, 13 Holmscroft st
Kelly James, labourer, 5 Ingleston st
Kelly John, blacksmith, 36 East Hamilton st
Kelly John, chief yardman, 23 Dempster st
Kelly John, labourer, 32 Tobago st
Kelly John, moulder, 82 Belville st
Kelly John T., labourer, 126 Drumfrochar rd
Kelly Robert, railway porter, 17 Dempster st
Kelly Thomas, boilermaker, 24 Bank st
Kelly William & Co., family grocers and ship store merchants,
9 William st
Kelly WT illiam boilermaker, 23 Ingleston st
Kelly William, packer, 105 Belville st
Kelly Miss J., greengrocer, 1 East Crawford st
Kelly Mrs, 36 East Hamilton st
KELSO Charles, broker, 6 Inverkip st.
Kelso William, boilermaker, 8 Lyle st
Kelso William, engineer, 74 Ann st
Ho. 2 Princes st
Kelso Mrs Daniel, feuar, 81 Brisbane st
Kelso Mrs Janet, feuar, 25 Bank st
Kelso Mrs R., 8 Antigua st
KEMP Daniel J., policeman, 92 Dempster st
Kemp George, labourer, 74 Ann st

DIRECTORY.
Kemp Mrs Joseph, 6 Nelson st, west
KEMSLEY Samuel, Customhouse boatman, 9 Lynedoch st
KENNEDY Christopher, brakesman, 54 Drumfrochar rd
Kennedy Daniel, sailmaker, 8 Holmscroft st
Kennedy David, labourer, 19 Ingleston pi
Kennedy Donald, 1 Holmscroft st
Kennedy Ferguson, baker. 48 Holmscroft st
Kennedy Hugh, checker, 5 Hope st
Kennedy Hugh, monumental sculptor, 3 and 4
South st. Ho. 12 do.
Kennedy Hugh, rivetter, 35 West Burn st
Kennedy Hugh J., vanman, 60 East Hamilton st
Kennedy John, Boilermaker, 97 Port-Glasgow rd
Kennedy John, boot merchant, 26 Hamilton st. Ho. 37
Kelly st
Kennedy John, joiner, 3 Orchard st
Kennedy Patrick, machinist, 13 Lyle st
Kennedy Robert, vanman, 1 Inverkip rd. Ho. 8 South st
Kennedy Samuel, labourer, 18 Bruce st
Kennedy AVilliam, confectioner, 48 Lynedoch st
Kennedy William, labourer, 41 Crawfurd st
Kennedy William, mason, no Dempster st
Kennedy Mrs F., 11 West Stewart st
Kennedy Mrs William, 33 Nelson st, west
Kennedy Mrs, 21 Nelson st, west
Kennedy Mrs, 4 South st
KENNEY J. & J., gent.'s, ladies', and juvenile tailors, 15
Brisbane st. Ho. do.
KENT John, joiner, 50 St. Lawrence st
KENYON Mrs, 20 Lynedoch st
KEOGH John, cabman, 24 West Blackhall st
Keogh Michael, labourer, 23 East Shaw st
KERNACHAN William, gardener, 7 Newton st
KERNAGHAN Robert, broker, 5 Market st
KERR Andrew, architect and surveyor, Mansionhouse. Ho.
97 Brisbane st
Kerr Angus, joiner, Overton
Kerr Archibald, timber measurer, 17 Newton st
Kerr Colin, boilermaker, 3 Regent st
-Kerr Daniel, merchant, 6 Grey pi. Ho. Heywood, 1 Mar-
garet st
Kerr Edward, feuar, 34 South st

DIRECTORY.
Kerr George, hairdresser, i Arthur st. Ho. 6 John st
Kerr George, labourer, 5 John st
Kerr George, late of Customs, 15 Robertson st
Kerr Hugh, fancy goods merchant, 16 West
Blackhall St. Ho. 81 Finnart st
Kerr James, carter, 20 Lyle st
Kerr James, chemist, Municipal buildings and 1 Lauriston
st. Ho. 15 Bank st
Kerr James, railway guard, 104 Dempster st
Kerr James, storekeeper, 26 Newton st
Kerr John & Co., shipowners, 6 Grey pi
Kerr John, boilermaker, 80 Belville st
Kerr John, carpenter, 41 Lynedoch st
Kerr John, engineer, 23 Belville st
Kerr John, engineer, 36 Ingleston st
Kerr John, joiner, 71 Nicolson st
Kerr John, merchant, 6 Grey pi. Ho. Heathfield, 53
Eldon st
Kerr John, shipmaster, 9 Mount Pleasant st
Kerr John S. (of Smith & Sharp, Glasgow), Clydeview, 49
Margaret st
Kerr Peter, artist, 87 Eldon st
Kerr Peter, station-master (G. & S.-W. Railway), Princes
Pier station. Ho. 6 Brougham st
Kerr Robert, feuar, 55 Newton st
Kerr Robert, carpenter, 60 Kelly st
Kerr Robert, labourer, 20 John st
Kerr Robert, sugar refiner, 6 Grey pi. Ho. Westfield, 17
Octavia ter
Kerr Samuel, miller, 17 Antigua st
Kerr Thomas, engine-driver, 41 West Blackhall st
Kerr Thomas F., fireman, 10 Carwood st
Kerr William, boilermaker, 101 Belville st
Kerr William, irondriller, 6 John st
Kerr William (of Crawford & Kerr), 27 Lyle st
Kerr William, traveller, 93 Belville st
Kerr William, watchman, 19 Ingleston st
Kerr Miss, fruiterer, 22 Lynedoch st
Kerr Miss, 2 Murdieston st
Kerr Mrs Ann, 6 Sir Michael st
Kerr Mrs Mary, umbrella maker, 9 Lynedoch st
Kerr Mrs Robert, 61 Ann st

DIRECTORY. 113
Kerr Mrs William, greengrocer, 32 St. Lawrence st
Kerr Mrs, 8 Hill st
KERRIGAN John, fitter, 26 West Blackhall st
Kerrigan John, labourer, 2 1 Bearhope st
Kerrigan William, boilermaker, 1 Mill st
KETTERSON Miss, milliner, 19 West Blackhall st. Ho.
1 Holmscroft st
Ketterson Mrs, t Holmscroft st
KEYS James, carpenter, 15 Bearhope st
KIDD Benjamin P. (of Kidd Brothers), 15 South st
Kidd Brothers, removal contractors, cabinetmakers,
upholsterers, carpet warehousemen,
and Venetian blind makers, 6 Grey place.
Workshops—Houston st
Kidd Robert, cabinetmaker, 6 Old Hillend
Kidd Robert, machineman, 85 Wellington st
Kidd Robert (of Kidd Brothers), 3 Kelly st
Kidd William (of Morton & Kidd), Milton Lodge, 2 1 Fox st
KIDSTON A. G. & Co., iron, steel, copper, and zinc
merchants, and agents for Muntz Metal Co., Limited,
6 Cathcart st
KILBLAIN Academy, 15 Kilblain st
Kilblain Bakery, ij Kilblain st and 24 Ann st
KILGOUR James, engineer, 6 Lauriston st
Kilgour John, boilermaker, 3 Lauriston st
KILLIN Thomas, carpenter, 13 Hope st
Killin Mrs, grocer, 6 Mearns st
KILPATRICK Hugh, mason, 4 Union st
Kilpatrick Samuel, spirit merchant, 35 Vennel. Ho. 59
Regent st
KINCAID & Co., Limited, engineers and ironfounders,
Clyde foundry, East Hamilton st
Kincaid John G. (of Kincaid & Co.), Oakfield west, Ratho st
Kincaid Robert, engine driver, 2 Garvald st
Kincaid Miss, confectioner, 39 Ann st. Ho. 41 do.
Kincaid Miss, Corrie bank, 11 Eldon st
Kincaid Mrs W., 32 Arthur st
KING Alexander, boilermaker, 13 Belville st
King David, coachman, 9 Hope st
King Dugald, steward, 46 Ann st
King Duncan, tugboatman, 47 Roxburgh st
King Gilbert, painter, 15 Brisbane st

114 DIRECTORY.
King Henry (at John Kerr & Co.'s), 27 Esplanade
King Henry, vanman, 45 Trafalgar st
King John, boilermaker, 39 Ann st
King John, sugar porter, Berrymount, Lynedoch st
King Robert, carpenter, 55 Belville st
King Robert, engine-keeper, 17 Nelson st, west
King Robert, flesher, 25 Rue-end st. Ho. Orangefield cot.
King Robert, lodging-house keeper, 9 William st
King Robert, sugar porter, 58 Lynedoch st
King Thomas, joiner, 81 Dempster st
King Thomas, late of H.M. Customs, 34 Brisbane st
King William, engineer, 1 1 Lauriston st
King Mrs Andrew, 3 Armadale pi, Bank st
King Mrs Daniel. 32 East Hamilton st
King Mrs John, Jardine burn, 64 Forsyth st
King Mrs William, carter and contractor, 8 Virginia st
King Mrs, cowfeeder, East Crawford st
King Mrs, dressmaker, 48 Lynedoch st
KINLOCH William, labourer, 30 Cartsburn st
KINNAIRD David, papermaker, Overton
Kinnaird James (of Austin & Kinnaird), 57 Regent st
Kinnaird William, cooper, 21 Ingleston st
Kinnaird William, mate, 23 Trafalgar st
KINNELL George, dairy, 17 Tobago st
Kinnell James, engine-keeper, 77 Wellington st
Kinnell Mrs, 11 Brachelston st
KINNIBURGH James, rafter, 24 Antigua st
Kinniburgh John, cooper, 3 Trafalgar st
Kinniburgh Thomas, seaman, 32 Kelly st
KINNIL Thomas, plasterer, 8 Lyle st
KIRCHOFF Charles, shipbroker, 2 Jamaica st
KIRK John (of J. & R. Kirk), 47 Brisbane st
Kirk J. & R., builders and contractors, 5 Campbell st
Kirk Robert (of J. & R. Kirk), 28 South st
Kirk Mrs, 13 Nelson st, west
KIRKALDY William, reporter, 9 Ardgowan st, west
KIRKHAM Mrs Agnes, greengrocer, 28 West Burn st
KIRKPATRICK George, Customhouse boatman, 23 Roxburgh
st
Kirkpatrick William, postman, 28 Wellington st
KIRKWOOD Adam, baker, 87 Roxburgh st. Ho. 73
Holmscroft st

DIRECTORY.
Kirkwood Alexander, baker, 92 Roxburgh st. H. Logielea,
22 Caddlehill st
Kirkwood James, blacksmith, 16 Cathcart st
Kirkwood James, mason, 37 Holmscroft st
Kirkwood James, mason, 81 Holmscroft st
Kirkwood James, mason, 32 Inverkip st
Kirkwood Joseph, sailmaker, 106 Dempster st
Kirkwood Robert, grocer, 1 Smith's lane. Ho. 59 Regent st
Kirkwood Robert, joiner, 44 Lynedoch st
Kirkwood Thomas, mason and builder, 8 Jamaica st
Kirkwood William, builder, 79 Holmscroft st. Ho. 78 do.
Kirkwood William, shipmaster, 58 Kelly st
Kirkwood Mrs Elizabeth, 56 Kelly st
KISSICK Mrs, 19 Ingleston pi
KITCHEN James, cooper, 54 Wellington st
KLAUSE William, ship carpenter and boatbuilder, 3
Dellingburn st. Ho. 7 Shaw pi
KNOWLES John (of Post Office), 10 Ardgowan st, west
KNOX James, cooper, 66 Wellington st
KYLE James, patternmaker, 68 East Crawford st
Kyle Thomas, joiner, 3 Belville st
Kyle William J., grain merchant, 8 Kilblain st. Ho. 29
Ingleston st
LAFFERTY James, labourer, 62 Ann st
Lafferty Mrs, broker, 8 Smith's lane
LAGrGAN James, labourer, 24 Pottery st
LAING John, engineer, 53 Drumfrochar rd
Laing Robert, seedsman and fruiterer, 33 Hamilton st,
wholesale and retail vegetable merchant, 19 and 21
Charles st. Ho. 23 Lyle st
Laing M., tobacconist, stationer, and branch Post Office, 17
Rue-end st. Ho. 23 Lyle st
LAIRD Alexander A. & Co., steamship agents, Customhouse
quay
Laird Alexander, contractor, 6 Springkell st
Laird Alexander, joiner, 68 Wellington st
Laird James, late farmer, 33 Nelson st
Laird James, salesman, 68 Wellington st

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6
DIRECTORY.
Laird James, grocer, n Belville st and 23 Ingleston st.
Ho. do.
Laird John, coppersmith, 16 Antigua st
Laird John, dairymaid, 9 Brisbane st
Laird John, 6 Hope st
Laird Thomas, boilermaker, 23 Ingleston st
Laird William, engineer, 3 Hope st
Laird William, waiter, 1 1 Watt st
Laird M. & J., Berlin wool repository, 38 Hamilton st. Ho.
81 Holmscroft st
LAMB Thomas, jun. (of Thomas Lamb, Sons & Co.), 17
Ardgowan sq
Lamb Thomas, Sons & Co., timber merchants, sawmillers,
&c, Cartsdyke saw mills, 6 East Hamilton st, Greenock,
and 295 Shields road, Glasgow
Lamb William, skinner, 3 East Crawford st
Lamb Misses, institution for the education of young ladies,
18 Margaret st
Lamb Mrs W. L., 17 Ardgowan sq
Lamb Mrs, 45 Lynedoch st
LAMBERT Francis, fireman, 5 Sir Michael st
LAMBIE Alexander, shipyard manager, Oakfield west,
Ratho st
Lambie David, engineer, 42 Lynedoch st
Lambie Francis, locomotive superintendent, 70 East
Crawford st
Lambie Hugh H., foreman fitter, 9 Ratho st
Lambie J. M. & R., carpenters and boatbuilders, 5 Ratho
st. Ho. 74 East Crawford st
Lambie Robert, carpenter and boatbuilder, Cartsdyke boat
building yard, Macdougall st. Ho. 99 Belville st
Lambie Mrs J. M., 74 East Crawford st
LAMONT Alexander, carting contractor, Palmerston buildings.
Ho. 27 Shaw st
Lamont Alexander, shoemaker, 34 Lynedoch st
Lamont Andrew, engineer, 22 St. Lawrence st
Lamont Andrew, labourer, 20 John st
Lamont Archibald, engineer, 16 Hope st
Lamont Archibald, slater, 6 Holmscroft st
Lamont & Co., smiths and boilermakers, 11 Dellingburn st.
Ho. 15 Lyle st
LaHmont Colin, shoemaker, 49 Shaw st

DIRECTORY. 117
Larnont Daniel, hatter and hosier, 37 Cathcart st. Ho. 4
Finnart st
Lamont Duncan, blacksmith, 89 Belville st
Lamont Duncan, tinsmith, 4 Mearns st
Lamont Hugh, mason, 70 Wellington st
Lamont Hugh, steamboat agent, West quay. Ho. 91
Dempster st
Lamont John, carpenter, 21 Ingleston pi
Lamont Robert, broker. 5 John st
Lamont Robert, labourer, 7 Lauriston st
Lamont William (of A. C. Smith & Co.), 14 Ardgowan sq
Lamont Miss Isabella, broker, 71 Vennel
Lamont Miss Mary, 6 Finnart st
Lamont Miss, lodgings, 73 Nicolson st
Lamont Miss, 8 Mearns st
Lamont Miss, 1 Ford pi, Finnart st
LANCASTER John, bricklayer, 66 Holmscroft st
Lancaster John, fireman, 1 Ratho st
Lancaster Robert, bricklayer, 24 Bruce st
Lancaster William, mason, 6 Hay st
LAND William, engine-driver, 6 Carwood st
LANG Archibald, engineer, 19 Belville st
Lang Daniel, 31 Lynedoch st
Lang George, patternaker, 59 Belville st
Lang Hugh, engineer, 50 St. Lawrence st
Lang James, boilermaker, 10 Nile st
Lang James, moulder, 21 Ingleston st
Lang James, sculptor, 5 Brachelston st
Lang James & Sons, wholesale grocers, 30 and 32 Sugarhouse
lane. Ho. 9 Finnart terrace
Lang James M., boot and shoemaker, 31 Market st
Lang John (at John Walker & Co.'s), 40 Eldon st
Lang John, joiner, 26 Wellington st
Lang John, manager, Cartsburn Sugar Refinery, 58 East
Crawford st
Lang John (of P. MacCallum & Sons), Eldon villa, 65
Eldon st
Lang John, provision merchant, 12 Sugarhouse lane. Ho.
37 Kelly st
Lang John, sailmaker, 29 Lynedoch st
Lang Matthew, brassmoulder, 63 Regent st
Lang Robert, glazier, 24 Bruce st

Il8 DIRECTORY,
Lang Robert, rivetter, 30 East Hamilton st
Lang William, bookbinder, 64 Wellington st
Lang William, carpenter, 91 Port-Glasgow rd
Lang Mrs A., 52 St. Lawrence st
Lang Mrs James, 36 Mearns st
Lang Mrs Robert, grocer, 71 Nicolson st. Ho. 4 South st
Lang Mrs William, 75 Wellington st
LANGLANDS M. & Sons, steamship agents, 3 Brymner st
LANGTRY Joseph, porter, 97 Roxburgh st
LANIGHAN Patrick, labourer, 1 M'Lean's land, Ladyburn
LARKIN F., coal merchant, Lynedoch station. Ho. 7
Nile st
LATHAM D. M., agent of the Royal Rank of Scotland.
Ho. Gourock house, Gourock
LAUDER Alexander F., saddler and harnessmaker, 19
Cathcart st. Ho. 12 Lyle st
Lauder Mrs, 21 Nelson st
LAUDERDALE Mrs, 124 Drumfrochar rd
LAURENT F. B., French teacher, 8 Trafalgar st
LAURIE & Fleming, carvers, gilders, and fine art dealers,
1 Bank st
Laurie & Harley, dress and mantle makers, milliners, and
general drapery warehousemen, 1 1 West Blackhall st
Laurie James, M.B., C.M., physician and surgeon, consulting
rooms, 10 West Blackhall st. Ho. 1 Shaw pi
Laurie James, stoker, 105 Belville st
Laurie John, papermaker, Overton
Laurie John F., 64 Kelly st
Laurie Robert R., 13 Mearns st
Laurie William (of Laurie & Harley), 5 Robertson st
Laurie Miss Jeanie, 27 Robertson st
LAW Archibald, sailmaker, 3 Argyle st
Law William, french polisher, 10 Murdieston st
Law Miss Mary, greengrocer, 42 West Blackhall st
Law Mrs, 9 South st
LAWRENCE Mrs David, Waverley Hotel, 40 West
Blackhall st
LAWRIE Mrs Robert, 29 Patrick st
LAWSON Andrew, engineer, 45 Trafalgar st
Lawson Brothers, aerated water manufacturers, 14 Chapel st.
Ho. 3 Carnock st
Lawson George, carpenter, 5 Antigua st

DIRECTORY. 119
Lawson John, engineer, 103 Port-Glasgow rd
Lawson Mrs John, 30 Newton st
LEAGUE of the Cross Hall, 29 West Burn st—John Nelis,
secretary
LEAVIE William, coppersmith, 51 Belville st
LEBROCQ Mrs Edward, 6 West Stewart st
LECK James, baker, 10 Antigua st
LECKIE John (of William Adam & Co.), 58 South st
Leckie Peter, coppersmith, 16 Kelly st
Leckie W. E, engineers' ironmonger, 8 East Blackhall st.
Ho. 29 Bank st
LEE Charles, pansman, 67 Regent st
Lee Henry, labourer, 6 John st
Lee James, pansman, 12 Nile st
Lee Robert, deep-sea pilot, 2 Wellington st
Lee Thomas, rivetter, 7 William st
LEES William, B.A., head-master, Ladyburn School. Ho.
Lomond View, Port-Glasgow
LEGGATE Archibald, pensioner, 7 Hill st
Leggate William, carriage inspector, 52 Wellington st
Leggate Miss A., laundry, 5 Kilblain st
LEISHMAN James, brassfinisher, 52 Regent st
Leishman Joseph, carpenter, 66 Drumfrochar rd
LEISK Adam, jun., slater, slate, lime, and cement merchant,
12 Laird st. Ho. do.
Leisk William, rigger, 108 Dempster st
LEITCH & Muir, shipowners, and ship, fire, and marine
insurance agents, 2 West quay
Leitch Alexander, plumber, 23 Dempster st
Leitch Archibald, carter, Upper Ingleston
Leitch Arthur O. (of Leitch & Muir), Madeira Lodge, 8
Newark st
Leitch Colin, cabinetmaker, 61 Ann st
Leitch Douglas, brassfinisher, 45 Shaw st
Leitch Daniel (of J. Leitch & Son), 49 Newton st
Leitch John & Son, house and ship painters, 10 West
breast
Leitch John, seaman, 9 Lyle st
Leitch John, sugar merchant, Sugar Exchange. Ho. 12
Newark st
Leitch Nicol, coal merchant, 12 Brougham st. Ho. 69
Nicolson st

DIRECTORY.
Leitch Patrick W., insurance broker, Sugar Exchange. Ho.
15 Ardgowan sq
Leitch Quintin & Co., hemp and wire rope manufacturers,
Whinhill Ropeworks, Drumfrochar rd. Office, 1 East
breast and 2 Brymner st
Leitch Robert, carter, 6 Hay st
Leitch William B., sailmaker, 65 Rue-end st
Leitch William Orr (of Quintin Leitch & Co.), 43 Ardgowan
st, west
Leitch Miss, 15 Ardgowan sq
Leitch Mrs Charles, 63 Nicolson st
Leitch Mrs Agnes, 24 Bank st
Leitch Mrs, 90 Dempster st
Leitch Mrs, 68 East Hamilton st
LEITH Henry, engine-driver, 26 East Crawford st
Leith James, grocer and provision merchant, 30 Dalrymple
st. Ho. 12 Lynedoch st
Leith John, railway-clerk, 27 Dempster st
Leith Robert, 45 Trafalgar st
Leith Thomas, labourer, 13 Holmscroft st
Leith William, labourer, 30 Arthur st
Leith William, moulder, 6 Trafalgar st
LEMMON Robert, general secretary, Associated Carters'
Society of Scotland, 17 Brymner st. Ho. 12 Lynedoch
st
LENNOX James L., tailor and clothier, 7 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 24 Kelly st
Lennox Neil, smith, 47 Holmscroft st
LESLIE Angus, 6 Hill st
Leslie David, clerk, 95 Roxburgh st
Leslie Hugh, labourer, 12 Mill st
Leslie James, boilermaker, 82 Belville st
Leslie James, commercial traveller, 34 Mount Pleasant st
Leslie John, brakesman, 56 Drumfrochar rd
LESSELS Gilbert H., engineer, 5 Newton st
LETHAM Alex. B. (of Ferguson & Letham), 63 Union st
Letham John, compositor, 7 Mount Pleasant st
LETSON James, boilermaker, 34 Crescent st
LEWIS James, blacksmith, 45 Holmscroft st
Lewis John, labourer, 6 West Burn st
Lewis L. E., deputy superintendent, Mercantile Marine, 7
Virginia st. Ho. 2 Robertson st

DIRECTORY. 12
Lewis Mrs Mary, 20 Nicolson st
Lewis Mrs Jane, 26 West Blackhall st
Lewis Mrs Mary, laundress, 25 West Stewart st. Ho. 16
Kilblain st
Lewis Mrs William, James pi, 4 Lyle st
LIDDELL Alexander, butcher and poulterer, 13
Union st. Ho. 87 Wellington st
Liddell Alexander, salesman, 48 Lynedoch st
Liddell David, carter, 19 Dempster st
Liddell David, joiner, 15 Belville st
Liddell James D., joiner, to South st
Liddell John, carter, 36 Crawfurd st
Liddell Miss, 54 South st
Liddell Mrs John, Shipbank, 7 Lyle st
Liddell Mrs John, 6 Old Hillend
Liddell Mrs, professor of music, 40 Brisbane st
LIETKE & Co., shipbrokers (sail and steam), German
Consulate, Russian and Dutch Consular agents,
Palmerston buildings
Lietke John Otto (of Lietke & Co.), Hunterslea, Kilmalcolm
LINDSAY Archibald, boilermaker, 13 Crescent st
Lindsay & Crookston, colliery agents and coal merchants,
City buildings, 32 Cathcart st and 12 Brougham st
Lindsay Archibald N. (of William Lindsay & Co.), 63
Newton st
Lindsay Duncan, labourer, 15 Sir Michael st
Lindsay James, joiner, 46 East Hamilton st
Lindsay John, joiner, Mount View, Belville st
Lindsay John, seaman, 22 Lynedoch st
Lindsay John, skinner, 9 East Crawford st
Lindsay Robert, carpenter, 4 Carwood st
Lindsay Robert, grocer, 1 1 Rue-end st. Ho. 3 Bank st
Lindsay William & Co., shipowners, ship and insurance
brokers, and steam-packet agents, City buildings, 32
Cathcart st
Lindsay Miss, 9 Ardgowan sq
Lindsay Miss, 1 Madeira st and 20 Esplanade
Lindsay Mrs William, 77 Union st
LINKLATER William, carpenter, 21 Dempster st
LINN James, engineer, 15 Lauriston st
Linn James, tenter, 106 Drumfrochar rd
Linn John, engine-driver, 18 East Crawford st

DIRECTORY.
Linn Robert, clerk, 55 Belville st
Linn Samuel, engineer, 13 East Crawford st
Linn Thomas, engineer, Eddlewood pi
Linn Mrs, 7 Crescent st
LINTON Robert, light porter, 31 Nelson st, west
Linton Thomas, tailor, 16 Bruce st
LIPTON Thomas J., tea, coffee, and provision merchant, 32
Cathcart st and 44 Hamilton st
LITTLE James & Co., steamship owners. Excise buildings
Little Samuel, labourer, 23 Belville st
Little Miss, 62 Finnart st
Little Sisters of Poor, 44 Union st
LIVERPOOL Traders' Office, 1 Cross-shore st— D. Macdougall,
agent
Liverpool Underwriters' Association—T. O. Hunter & Co.,
agents
LIVINGSTON Alexander, blockmaker, 8 Antigua st
Livingston Alexander, carpenter, 29 Ingleston st
Livingston Alexander, 75 Wellington st
Livingston Archibald, boilermaker, 86 Belville st
Livingston Donald, baker, 3 Hope st
Livingston Donald, labourer, sanitary department. Ho. 43.
Holmscroft st
Livingston Duncan, boilermaker, 15 Lauriston st
Livingston Duncan, fireman, 69 Roxburgh st
Livingston Duncan, flesher, 23 Rue-end st. Ho. 9
Wellington st
Livingston George, riveter, 54 East Hamilton st
Livingston John, dyer, 62 Ann st
Livingston John, pensioner, 8 Hay st
Livingston John, shipwright, 56 Lynedoch st
Livingston Miss, furrier and feather dresser, 14 Ardgowan
st, west
Livingston Mrs, 37 Lynedoch st
LLOYD Andaluz, of Cadiz—T. O. Hunter & Co., agents
LLOYD'S Agents—T. O. Hunter & Co., 13 Hamilton st
Lloyd's Registrar of British and Foreign Shipping, 14 Crossshore
st
LOCAL Marine Board, 7 Virginia st
LOCHHEAD John, engineman, n Lauriston st
Lochhead John, clerk, 80 Dempster st
Lochhead John, riveter, 11 Crescent st

DIRECTORY. I 23
# Lochhead Robert, sugar merchant, 4 Brymner St. Ho.
Eldon pi
LOCKE John (of Post Office), 12 Belville st
LOCKIE John, pattermaker, 15 Arthur st
LOCKYER George & Son, animal charcoal manufacturers,
Bristol— Agents, J. M. Macfarlane & Co.
LOGAN Archibald, riveter, 13 Regent st
Logan Francis & Sons, gasfitters, bellhangers, brassfinishers,
&c, 21 Nicolson st. (See Advt.)
Logan Francis (of Francis Logan & Sons) 40 Nelson st, west
Logan Francis, stationer, tobacconist, and fancy goods
importer, and branch Post Office, 16 Lynedoch st and
79 Roxburgh st. Ho. 40 Nelson st, west
Logan Francis B. (of Francis Logan & Sons), 25 Regent st
Logan George, engineer, 28 South st
Logan James, warehouseman, 44 Lynedoch st
Logan John, policeman, 3 Mill st
Logan Robert, boilermaker, 8 Hill st
Logan Mrs, grocer, 8 Manse lane
Logan Mrs James, 27 Bruce st
LONDON and Glasgow Tea Co., 46 Cathcart st
London and Greenock Bag and Sack Co., Limited, bag and
sack merchants—Works, 26 West Stewart st ; Office,
5 Jamaica st
London Hat Warehouse, 11 West Blac.khall st—
J.
proprietor
M. Dick,
London & Newcastle Tea Co., 33 Hamilton st
LONDONDERRY Steam Packet Co., Customhouse quay
LONGWTLL James, carpenter, 42 St Lawrence st
Longwill Mrs William, 15 Nelson st, west
LONGHERY John, labourer, 36 St Lawrence st
LORIMER Donald, carpenter, 32 Kelly st
LOTA Ship Co., Limited, Macdonald, Adams & Co.,
managers, 1 1 William st
LOUDON Daniel S., traveller, 17 South st
Loudon William, tailor, 59 Ann st
LOUDOUN David, reporter, N.B. Daily Mail. Ho. 4 Finnart
st
LOUGHRx\N William, broker, 3 Lindsay's
West breast
LOVE Alexander, caulker, 2 St. Andrew's st
lane. Ho. 9
Love Alexander, traveller, 8 Hope st

124 DIRECTORY.
Love Duncan, labourer, i St. Andrew st
Love George F., fitter, 22 St. Lawrence st
Love James, draughtsman, 49 Mearns st
Love James A., writer and notary public, Consular Agent of
the United States, 2 Hamilton st. Ho. Royal Bank
house
Love John, accountant, Royal Bank of Scotland, 38 Cathcart
st. Ho. above the bank
Love John, compositor, 5 1 Kelly st
Love Robert, chronometer-maker and optician, 17 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 28 Brisbane st
Love Robert, jun., watchmaker, 30 Newton st
Love William, clerk, 93 Belville st
Love William, engineer, 27 Trafalgar st
Love Mrs David, 18 South st
Love Mrs John, 20 Brisbane st
Love Mrs John, 17 John st
Love Mrs, 16 Arthur st
LOVELL John, H.M. Customs, 9 Mount Pleasant st
Lovell William, cooper, 66 Wellington st
LOW x\lexander, miller, 10 Lyle st
Low David, manager, Scottish Preserves Co., Limited. Ho.
5 Houston st
Low James, joiner, 1 1 Nelson st, west
Low John, smith, 18 Bogle st
Low William, superintendent, Gulf Line, 12 Forsyth st
Low Wm. D., C.E., Municipal buildings. Ho. 45 Brisbane st
Low Miss, 12 Robertson st
Low Mrs, 7 Lauriston st
Low Mrs, 14 Sir Michael st
LOWE Thomas, joiner, 34 South st
Lowe Miss, hardware and fancy goods stores, 37 West Burn
st. Ho. 11 Nelson, st, west
LOWER William, bricklayer, 34 Ann st
LOWEY George, engineer, 31 Nicolson st
Lowey Robert, J. P. constable, 13 Hamilton st. Ho. 31
Nicolson st
LUCKHAM James, mate, 26 Trafalgar st
LUGTON Alexander, cooper, 75 Holmscroft st
LUMSDEN James, iron driller, 2 Mackenzie st
LUSK Robert & Co., wholesale grocers and sugar dealers,
7 Tobago st

DIRECTORY. 1 25
Lusk Mrs John, Rosebank, 25 Forsyth st
LUXTON George T., collector, H.M. Customs, Customhouse.
Ho. 75 Newton st
LYALL James, flesher, 4 Duff st
Lyall James, pawnbroker, 60 Vennel. Manager—James
Gait, 95 Dempster st
LYDEN William, fireman, 126 Drumfrochar rd
Lyden William, labourer, 44 Arthur st
LYLE Abram & Sons, Limited, sugar refiners, London, 10
Clarence st
Lyle Abram (of A. & R. Lyle & Co.), 115 Eldon st
Lyle Alexander, moulder, 10 Mearns st
Lyle Alexander (of John Lyle & Sons), 49 Finnart st
Lyle Alexander Park (of the Lyle Shipping Co., Limited),
105 Finnart st
Lyle Archibald, spirit merchant, 8 Smith's lane. Ho. 8
Shaw pi
Lyle A. & R. & Co., ship chandlers, steamship, deck, and
engine stores, engineers, shipbuilders, and yacht fur-
nishers, ironmongers, &c, 3 and 4 West breast
Lyle George, joiner, 8 Kilblain st
Lyle John & Sons, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchants,
and ship store dealers, 6 West Quay lane and
17 Sugarhouse lane
Lyle J. Leitch (of John Lyle & Sons), Kilmore, 109 Fin-
nart st
Lyle Robert, jun. (of A. & R. Lyle & Co.), The Lodge, 69
Newton st
Lyle Robert, Dunavard, 72 Union st
Lyle Robert Park (of the Lyle Shipping Co., Limited),
Inglehome, 107 Finnart st
Lyle Shipping Co., Limited, shipowners, 10 Clarence st
Lyle Thomas, cowfeeder, Old Hillend
Lyle Mrs Abram, Oakley, 5 1 Eldon st
Lyle Mrs Isabella, 27 Nicolson st
Lyle Mrs R. G., 25 Brisbane st
LYNCH John, rigger, 27 Trafalgar st
Lyon Archibald, ironturner, 27 Ingleston st
Lyon David, joiner and builder, 6 East Blackhall st. Ho.
Mount park, 2 Hope st
Lyon Dugald, brassfinisher, 55 Belville st
Lyon Dugald, joiner, 18 Wellington st

126 DIRECTORY.
Lyon James, insurance agent, 3 Brachelston st
Lyon James, sugar broker, Sugar Exchange. Ho. 8c
Finnart st
Lyon Peter, patternmaker, 18 St. Lawrence st
Lyon Robert, ironmoulder, 3 Trafalgar st
Lyon Robert, watchmaker, 61 Rue-end st
M'
MACADAM Mrs Peter, 33 Nelson st, west
M'ADAM Matthew, boatbuilder, 15 Hope st
M'Adam Mrs, restaurateur, 5 West Blackhall st. Ho.
7 Albert rd, Gourock
M'ADOREY Patrick, labourer, 66 Ann st
M'AFFER Murdoch, foreman carpenter, 36 St. Lawrence st
MACALISTER Daniel, M.Inst.CE., civil engineer, 20
Patrick st
Macalister & Fyfe, ironmongers, ship chandlers, painters,
and agents for the sale of yachts, 4 East breast
Macalister R. S., superintendent, Mercantile Marine Office,
7 Virginia st, Ho. Glencairn, Kilmalcolm
M'ALLISTER Alexander, carpenter, 15 Hope st
M'Allister Archibald, chimney sweep, 16 Regent st
M'AUister Archibald, shipmaster, 19 Mount Pleasant st
M'Allister Daniel, janitor, Glebe Public School, Crawfurd st
M'Allister Donald, grocer and provision merchant, it
Brymner st and 24 Shaw st. Ho. 29 Shaw st
M'Allister Duncan, dairyman, 11 Wellington st
M'Allister John, flesher, 42 West Burn st. Ho. n Wellington
st
M'Allister John, ironfinisher, 27 Nicolson st
M'Allister John, sawyer, 29 Trafalgar st
M'Allister Malcolm, carpenter, 19 Ingleston pi
M'Allister Malcolm, tugboatman, 16 Trafalgar st
M'Allister Mrs Neil, 5 Regent st
M'Allister Mrs, poulterer, 5 Tobago st
M'ALPIN & M'Lachlan, plumbers and sanitary engineers,
35 Regent st
M'Alpin William (of M'Alpin & M'Lachlan), 35 Lynedoch st
M'ALPINE Alexander, draughtsman, 20 Trafalgar st
M'Alpine Daniel, carter, 36 Lynedoch st

DIRECTORY.
I 27
M 'Alpine Daniel, carting, contractor, 26 Duncan st
M' Alpine James, spirit merchant, Victoria bar, 13 Hamilton
st. Ho. 27 Lyle st
M' Alpine William, carter, 26 Duncan st
M'ANALLY Henry, sen., shoemaker, 3 Lauriston st
M'ANINCH Mrs Ann, confectioner, 7 Brymner st
MACARA C. G., shipping and insurance agent, 2 West
quay. Ho. Aftonlea, 37 Finnart st
Macara Renton, feuar, Aftonlea, 37 Finnart st
M'ARLEY John, car-driver, 16 Crescent st
MACARTHUR Duncan J., clerk, 32 Nelson st, west
M'ARTHUR Alexander, joiner, 3 Hill st
M'Arthur Archd. (of M'Arthur & Orkney), 12 Wellington st
M'Arthur Archibald, ship and general blacksmith, 15 Cath-
cart st. Ho. 38 Holmscroft st
M'Arthur Charles, baker, 14 Hope st
M'Arthur Colin, storekeeper, 66 Regent st
M'Arthur Daniel, joiner, 13 Watt st
M'Arthur Donald, labourer, 1 Bruce st
M'Arthur Dugald, tanner, 77 Regent st
M'Arthur Hugh, gas meter inspector, 19 South st
M'Arthur James, engineer, 20 Inverkip st
M'Arthur James, labourer, 6 Sinclair st
M'Arthur James, rigger, 24 Bruce st
M'Arthur John, boilermaker, 2 Garvald st
M'Arthur John, fitter, 4 Cartsburn st
M'Arthur John, joiner, 13 East Crawford st
M'Arthur John, plumber, 85 Wellington st
M'Arthur Malcolm, compositor, 6 Mount Pleasant st
M'Arthur & Orkney, consulting engineers, factory architects,
and inspectors of machinery and structural work, 32
Cathcart st
M'Arthur Peter, carpenter, 28 Bruce st
M'Arthur Robert, boilermaker, 65 Belville st
M'Arthur William, blacksmith, 1 1 East Blackhall st
M'Arthur William, boilermaker, 65 Belville st
M'Arthur Miss Jane, 32 East Shaw st
M'Arthur Mrs Christina, 41 West Blackhall st
M'Arthur Mrs C, grocer, 16 Brisbane st
M'Arthur Mrs Duncan, 37 West Blackhall st
M'Arthur Mrs John, 38 Brisbane st
M'Arthur Mrs William, 13 Forsyth st

128 DIRECTORY.
M'Arthur Mrs, 61 Belville st
MACAS KILL Malcolm, traveller, 27 Nelson st, west
Macaskill E. & F., milliners and dressmakers, 92 Roxburgh
st. Ho. 1 1 1 Dempster st
MACAULAY Daniel, factor, Improvement Trust office,
Municipal buildings. Ho. 27 Mearns st
Macaulay John (of Orr, Pollock & Co.), 58 Forsyth st
Macaulay Miss Margaret, teacher of music, 58 Forsyth st
M'AULAY Alexander, ironfinisher, 6 Trafalgar st
M'Aulay Hugh, carpenter, 7 Mount Pleasant st
M'x\ulay James, caulker, 13 Crescent st
M'Aulay James, plumber, 7 Boyd st
M'Aulay James, skinner, 22 Arthur st
M'Aulay James B., joiner, 20 Brisbane st
M'Aulay Matthew (of H.M. Customs), 32 Kelly st
M'Aulay Peter, farmer, Bow farm, Inverkip rd
M'Aulay Thomas Y., cooper, 22 Brisbane st
M'Aulay W. G. & Co., purveyors and bakers, 20 Vennel, 31
Cathcart st, and 11 Murdieston st
M'Aulay W. G. (of W. G. M'Aulay & Co.), 9 Lyle st
M'Aulay Mrs J., grocer, 10 Ratho st
M'Aulay Mrs John, 1 Hill st
M'Aulay Mrs Peter, farmer, Craigs farm, Lyle rd
M'AUSLAN Alexander, salesman, 44 Ann st
M'Auslan Lorn, sergeant of police, 22 Trafalgar st
M'Auslan Robert (of Robert Lusk & Co.), 21 Brisbane st
M'AUSLAND Alexander, grocer, 20 Nicolson st. Ho. 3
Argyle st
M'Ausland Archibald, sen., 92 Dempster st
M'Ausland John, ropespinner, 72 Wellington st
M'Ausland John, seaman, 19 Captain st
M'Ausland Robert, salesman, 25 Bank st
M'Ausland William, cooper, 81 Wellington st
M'Ausland Miss, 70 Ann st
M'Ausland Miss, 54 Brougham st
M'Ausland Mrs John, grocer, 23 West Stewart st
M'BAIN Mrs Hugh, 11 Lyle st
M'BEARTY Duncan, lathsplitter, 5 Bank st
MACBETH James, joiner, 11 Murdieston st
Macbeth Miss, matron, Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society,.
58 Ann st
M'BETH Thomas, labourer, 8 Kilblain st

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MACBRAYNE John, shipping clerk, 19 Brisbane st
M'BRIDE Alexander, engineer, 29 Lyle st
M'Bride Archibald, boatbuilder, 13 Watt st
M'Bride Archibald, shoemaker, 18 Bearhope st
M'Bride Charles, shipmaster, 30 Ardgowan st
M'Bride Daniel, labourer, 116 Drumfrochar rd
M'Bride Donald, shipwright, 30 Roxburgh st
M'Bride Duncan, carpenter, 5 Kilblain st
M'Bride Henry, labourer, 95 Roxburgh st
M'Bride James, teacher, 52 East Crawford st
M'Bride John, grocer and provision merchant, 31 Regent st
and 7 Main st. Ho. 15 Lyle st
M'Bride John, joiner, 34 Ann st
M'Bride John, labourer, 3 Ingleston st
M'Bride Peter, joiner, 29 Dempster st
M'Bride Peter, joiner, 9 Holmscroft st
M'Bride Peter, timber measurer, 59 Holmscroft st
M'Bride Thomas, boilermaker, 27 Ingleston st
M'Bride William, carter, 34 Ingleston st
M'Bride William, surgeon dentist—consulting rooms, 9
George sq. Ho. do.
M'Bride Mrs Isabella, 32 Mount Pleasant st
M'Bride Mrs, dressmaker, 30 Roxburgh st
M'Bride Mrs, 15 Nelson st, west
M'Bride Mrs, 30 Nelson st, west
M'BRYDE John, shipmaster, 12 Brisbane st
M'CAFFERTY John, licensed porter, 43 Shaw st
M'CALL Alexander, baker, 10 Belville st
M'Call Archibald, 14 Brisbane st
Kelly st
M'Call Charles, commission agent,
M'Call Donald, spirit merchant,
Nicolson st
39
2 Charles st. Ho. 63
M'Call James, labourer, 25 Vennel
M'Call James (of Macalister & Fyfe),
M'Call John, carpenter, 63 Belville st
26 Finnart st
M'Call Thomas, rivetter, 13 Crescent st
M'Call William, baker, 41 Roxburgh st
M'Call William, fitter, 15 Dempster st
M'Call Mrs, 6 Antigua st
MACCALLUM Henry, watchmaker, 40A Brisbane st
Maccallum James B., steam-packet and insurance agent, 3
Brymner st. Ho. 30 Newton st
9

130 DIRECTORY.
Maccallum John, 29 Brougham st
Maccallum P. & Sons, iron, steel, and metal merchants,
Rue-end st and 1 Cathcart st
Maccallum Mrs Daniel, 33 Ardgowan st, west
M'CALLUM Archibald, riveter, 83 Roxburgh st
54
M'Callum Donald, riveter, 15 Hope st
M'Callum Donald, Minerva villa, 31 Newton st
M'Callum Dugald, 1 Hill st
M'Callum Duncan, railway porter, 52 West Blackhall st
M'Callum Duncan, ropemaker, 13 West Stewart st
M 'Callum Duncan, tailor and clothier, 23 Cathcart
st. Ho. 5 Dempster st
M'Callum Duncan, 1 1 Lyle st
M'Callum Edward, 5 Cross-shore st
M'Callum Gilbert, engineer, 44 Lynedoch st
M'Callum George F. (of M'Callum & Lochhead),
Esplanade
M'Callum James, cooper, 1 1 W
53
T
att st
M'Callum James, labourer, 43 Holmscroft st
M'Callum John, carpenter, 4 Mearns st
M'Callum John, carter, 53 Regent st
M'Callum & Lochhead, sugar brokers
Brymner st
and merchants. 4
M'Callum Malcolm, engineer, 15 Brisbane st
M'Callum Neil, sailmaker, 23 Nelson st, west
M'Callum Niven, wine and spirit merchant, 46 Lynedoch st
Ho. 37 Bank st
M'Callum Peter, steamboat agent, Customhouse quay. Ho.
2 Antigua st
M'Callum Robert, joiner, 64 Wellington st
M'Callum Robert, riveter, 34 West Shaw st
M'Callum William, sailmaker, 8 George sq
M'Callum Miss Mary, boys' dressmaker, 13 Nelson st, west
M'Callum Misses, dressmakers and straw hatters, 11 Nelson
st, west
M'Callum Mrs Duncan, Glenburn, 6 Newark st
M'Callum Mrs, 22 Lyle st
M'Callum Mrs, 10 Regent st
M'Callum Mrs, 18 Sir Michael st
M'CAMMOND Mrs, 8 Margaret st
M'CANN Michael, caulker, 9 Prospecthill st
M'CARTNEY Henry, railway porter, 3 Brachelston st

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M'Cartney James, coachman, 3 Brachelston st
M'Cartney William, brassfinisher, 12 Dalrymple st
M'CARRIE Charles, labourer, 57 Main st
M'CASKIE Henry, coach hirer, 48 Forsyth st
M'CASKER John, rafter, 47 Mearns st
M'CASKILL Alexander, labourer, 5 Watt st
M'Caskill John, sugar porter, 11 1 Dempster st
M'Caskill Neil, surfaceman, 52 Wellington st
M'CAUGHEY Thomas, hardware merchant, 31 Ingleston st
M'CHESNEY Hugh R., shipmaster, 14 Brisbane st
M'Chesney Mrs, midwife, 6 Duff st
M'CLELLAND Hugh, engineman, n Belville st
M'CLEMENT James, blacksmith, 10 Regent st
M 'Clement James, grocer, 21 Regent st. Ho. 10 do.
M'Clement Miss Marion, wine and spirit merchant, 48 East
Hamilton st. Ho. 12 East Blackhall st
M'CLEVERTY John, engineer, 23 Trafalgar st
M'CLOSKEY John, sawmiller, 3 Macdougall st
M'Closkey Mrs, 7 Nile st
M'CLOY Joseph, woolsorter, 63 Ann st
M'Cloy Daniel, 47 Crawfurd st
M'CLURE John (of W. W. & J. M'Clure), Mayfleld, 66
Union st
M'Clure William, blacksmith, 15 Regent st
M'Clure William, labourer, 18 Trafalgar st
M'Clure William, jun., M.A. (of W. W. & J. M'Clure), clerk
of Lieutenancy for Renfrewshire, and clerk to the lower
district committee of the County Council of Renfrew-
shire, Mansionhouse, 1 Ardgowansq. Ho. 77 Newton st
M'Clure William (of W. W. 81 j. M'Clure), Mayfleld, 66
Union st
M'Clure W. W. & J., solicitors, notaries public, and insurance
agents, Mansion house, 1 Ardgowan sq
M'CLUSKEY Miss Agnes, dairy, 43 Shaw st
M'COAG Daniel, baker, 8 Holmscroft st
M'COIG Duncan, carpenter, 18 Regent st
M'COLL Alexander, carpenter, 37 Holmscroft st
M'Coll Allan, carting contractor, 73 Ann st
M'Coll Hugh, cartwright, 112 Drumfrochar rd
M'Coll James, seaman, 1 1 Lynedoch st
M'Coll John, blacksmith, 23 Lyle st
M'Coll Neil, carpenter, 50 East Hamilton st

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DIRECTORY.
M'Coll Neil, gardener, 105 Finnart st
M'Coll Peter, joiner, 8 Trafalgar st
M'Coll Peter, sailmaker, 17 Bearhope st
M'Coll William, brassfinisher, 53
Belville st
M'Coll Mrs Donald, 27 Ann st
M'Coll Mrs Jane, 6 Sinclair st
M'Coll Mrs Helen, grocer, 19 Regent st. Ho. do.
M'Coll Mrs, 15 Main st
M'CONALOGUE Thos., butter and egg store, 49 Shaw st
M'CONNELL Donald, boilermaker, 10 Carnock st
M'Connell Donald, dairyman, 24 Duncan st
M'Connell John, mason, 83 Dempster st
M'Connell Malcolm, labourer, 7 Bruce st
M'Connell Michael, rafter, 101 Port-Glasgow rd
M'Connell William, cashier, 18 Roxburgh st
M'Connell Mrs E., 29 Nelson st
M'CONOCHIE George, gardener, 79 Dempster st
M'CORKELL George, labourer, t Kilblain buildings
M'CORMACK James, restaurant, 37 West Blackhall st.
Ho. do.
M'CORMICK Andrew, riveter, 7 Lauriston st
M'Cormick David, salesman, 24 Lynedoch st
M'Cormick Donald (of D. M'Cormick & Co.), 24 Kelly st
M'Cormick Donald, steamboat agent, Customhouse quay
M'Cormick D. & Co., tin and coppersmiths, sheet-iron
workers, and gasfitters, 8 Springkell st
M'Cormick Henry, spirit merchant, 37 Rue-end st. Ho. 35
West Blackhall st
M'Cormick Hugh, steamboat agent, 14 Mearns st
M'Cormick John, baker, Palmerston buildings and 9 Brisbane
st. Ho. 23 Kelly st
M'Cormick John, labourer, 17 John st
M'Cormick John, spirit merchant, 2 Harvie lane. Ho.
Mileta cottage, 14 Bentinck st
M'Cormick Joseph, fitter, 97 Port-Glasgow rd
M'CORQUODALE Archibald, iron plater, 8 Kilblain st
M'Corquodale Charles, blacksmith, 28 East Hamilton st
M'Corquodale Daniel, carpenter, 42 St. Lawrence st
M'Corquodale Dugald, confectioner, 34 Ann st
M'Corquodale Duncan, brassfounder, 15 Antigua st
M'Corquodale Hugh, porter, 5 Regent st
M'Corquodale Lachlan, plasterer, 49 Nicolson st

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M'Corquodale Neil, seaman, 105 Port-Glasgow rd
M'Corquodale Peter, mercantile clerk, 5 Kelly st
M'Corquodale William, shipwright, 70 Eldon st
M'Corquodale Miss A., confectioner, 31 West Burn st
M'Corquodale Mrs, 5 Belville st
M'Corquodale Mrs, 23 East Shaw st
M'COVER Andrew, engineer, 45 Roxburgh st
M'Cover Robert, engineer, 41 Sir Michael st
M'COWAN & Biggart, analytical and consulting chemists,
public analysts, and analysts for Renfrewshire Agricul-
tural Society, 29 Cathcart st
M'Cowan James, spinner, 4 Prospecthill st
M'Cowan John, engineer, 36 Lynedoch st
M'Cowan William, mason, 19 Lyle st
M'COWATT James, engineer, 14 Wellington st
M'COWAT Thomas, baker, 15 Cartsburn st. Ho. 35
Roxburgh st
M'CRACKEN George, goods porter, 56 Drumfrochar rd
M'Cracken Hugh K., assistant inspector of poor, 70
Wellington st
M'Cracken Robert, blacksmith, 14 Crescent st
M'Cracken Samuel, labourer, 68 Wellington st
M'Cracken Thomas, clerk, 67 Nicolson st
M'CRAE Daniel, candlemaker, grease, oil, and general
merchant, 15 Charles st and 44 Dalrymple st. Ho.
Rosebank, 14 Nelson st, west
M'Crae David, labourer, 24 Antigua st
M'Crae Duncan, sailmaker, 25 Bank st
M'Crae John, joiner, 53 Main st
M'CRAINE Hugh, seaman, 65 Nicolson st
M'Craine Malcolm, carter, 24 East Crawford st
M'Craine Murdoch, watchman, 36 Holmscroft st
M'CRAN James, prison warder, 5 Nelson st
M'CREA James, carpenter, 29 Lyle st
M'CREADIE Hugh, grocer, 24 Tobago st. Ho. 33 West
Stewart st
M'Creadie James, 93 Roxburgh st
M'Creadie James, plasterer, Jamaica lane, off Jamaica st.
Ho. 33 West Stewart st
M'Creadie Michael, grocer, 1 1 Main st
M'Creadie Robert, plasterer, 16 Trafalgar st
M'Creadie Thomas, boilermaker, 13 Ingleston st

34
DIRECTORY.
M'Creadie Mrs John, i Kilblain st
M'Creadie Mrs, 3 Arthur st
M'CREADY John, engineer, 10 Carnock st
M'Cready Robert, irondresser, 10 Carnock st
M'CREATH Daniel, sailmaker, 43 Crawfurd st
M'CRINDLE James, grocer and provision merchant,
Hamilton st. Ho. 12 Brisbane st
43
M'Crindle William, storekeeper, 41 Ann st
M'CRONE Archibald, mason, 25 Dempster st
M'CUAIG James C, family grocer and provision merchant,
25 Nelson st, west. Ho. 60 Kelly st
M'Cuaig John, clerk, 3 Campsie ter
M'Cuaig Magnus, furnishing ironmonger, 100
Ho. 15 South st
Roxburgh st.
M'Cuaig Peter, engineer, 13 Belville st
M'Cuaig Mrs Samuel, 27 Patrick st
M'Cuaig Mrs, 1 1 1 Dempster st
M'CUBBIN Mrs E., 29 Nelson st, west
M'CUE Alexander, plasterer, 7 1 Wellington st
M'Cue James, plasterer, 78 Wellington st. Ho. 76 do.
M'Cue Patrick, stevedore, 2 Duff st
MacCULLOCH Alexander, fiesher, 13 Cathcart st.
Hill farm, Inverkip
Ho.
MacCulloch Colin, solicitor, Town Clerk, and clerk to Board
of Police and Water Trust, Municipal buildings, 6
Hamilton st. Ho. Fonthill, 1 Octavia ter
M'CULLOCH Alexander, joiner, 8 Antigua st
M'Culloch Hugh, carter, 61 Holmscroft st
M'Culloch James, engine-driver, 8 Watt st
M'Culloch James, gardener, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Culloch James, postman, 40 Ann st
M'Culloch John, joiner, 13 Laird st
M'Culloch John, nurseryman, seedsman, and florist, 3 Eldon
st. Ho. 9 do.
M'Culloch Samuel, labourer, 36 St. Lawrence st
M'Culloch Thomas, coppersmith, 87 Belville st
M'Culloch Wm. M., of Post Office, 11 Murdieston st
M'Culloch Miss E., greengrocer, 31 Roxburgh st
M'Culloch Mrs A. G. S., 101 Brisbane st
M'Culloch Mrs John, 64 Drumfrochar rd
M'Culloch Mrs, lodgings, 14 Terrace rd
M'Culloch Mrs, 76 Ann st

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M'Culloch Mrs, 53 Kelly st
M'Culloch Mrs, to Lyle st
M'Culloch Mrs, 17 Lyle st
M'Culloch Mrs, 4 Sinclair st
MacCUNN James, traffic agent, superintendent of warehouses,
Greenock Harbour Trust, Municipal buildings.
Ho. Thornhill, 37 Ardgowan st
M'CUNN Peter, seaman, 22 St. Lawrence st
M'Cunn Mrs James, 49 Brisbane st
M'CURDY Augustus, carpenter, 57 Holmscroft st
M'Curdy Daniel, flesher, 45 Vennel. Ho. 4 Inverkip st
M'Curdy John, carpenter, 90 Dempster st
M'Curdy Mrs, 20 Bearhope st
MacCUTCHEON Hugh, feuar, 77 Holmscroft st
M'CUTCHEON I vie, carter, 27 Trafalgar st
M'Cutcheon Mrs, broker, 8 Manse lane
M'DADE Mrs H., tobacconist, 34 Dalrymple st
M'DERMID Charles, ironmonger, 18 Serpentine walk
M'Dermid Miss, 6 Murdieston st
M'Dermid Mrs B., dairy, 1 Stanners st
M'Dermid Mrs, 18 Port-Glasgow rd
MACDERMOTT James, grocer, 22 St. Lawrence st. Ho.
do.
M'DIARMID John, sugar porter, 5 West Stewart st
MACDONALD, Adams & Co., shipowners, 11 William st
Macdonald Alexander, yachtsman, 65 Nicolson st
Macdonald Angus, clerk, 50 Roxburgh st
Macdonald Angus, late detective inspector, 87 Dempster st
Macdonald Archibald K., teacher, 10 Wellington st
Macdonald Donald (of Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co.),
Stroove, Skelmorlie
Macdonald Donald, superintending steward, Caledonian
Steam Packet Co., 29 Nelson st, west
Macdonald Edmund, drill inspector, 17 Bentinck st
Macdonald Frank, stationer, golf club and umbrella maker,
41 Ann st and 9 Brisbane st. Ho. 9 Brisbane st
Macdonald George (of J. C. Smith, Macdonald & Crawford),
Erlsmere, 101 Finnart st
Macdonald George, boilermaker, 5 York st
Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co., sugar brokers, Commercial
Bank buildings, Greenock, and 29 Mincing lane,
London, E.C.

I36 DIRECTORY.
Macdonald James (of Macdonald, Adams & Co.), Craigbank,
Gourock
Macdonald James, solicitor and notary public, 2 Bank st.
Ho. 17 Ardgowan sq
Macdonald John, brassfinisher, 4 Antigua st
Macdonald John, wine and spirit merchant, 12 East India
breast. Ho. 38 Brymner st
Macdonald J. & G., sugar merchants, Sugar Exchange
buildings
Macdonald Kenneth, carpenter, 3 Arthur st
Macdonald Neil, clothier and hatter, 12 Kilblain st
Macdonald Peter, agent, Bank of Scotland. Ho. Duncrag,
99 Finnart st
Macdonald Ronald, wine and spirit merchant, 10 West
breast. Ho. Belmont, Dunoon
Macdonald Miss Jessie, 6 Nelson st, west
Macdonald Miss M., milliner, 7 Grey pi
Macdonald Mrs Frank, select registry, stationer, &c, and
branch Post Office, 9 Brisbane st
Macdonald Mrs Helen, 26 West Blackhall st
Macdonald Mrs John, 13 Kelly st
Macdonald Mrs Mary, boot and shoe warehouse, 27 Regent
st. Ho. do.
Macdonald Mrs, 96 Dempster st
Macdonald Mrs, 49 Holmscroft st
M'DONALD Alexander, brassfinisher, 25 Belville st
M'Donald Alexander, brassfinisher, 12 St. Lawrence st
M'Donald Alexander, collector, 10 Hill st
M'Donald Alexander, gas meter inspector, 13 Watt st
M'Donald Alexander, iron moulder, 76 Ann st
M'Donald Alexander, labourer, 73 Regent st
M'Donald Alexander, seaman, 9 East Crawford st
M'Donald Allan, mason, 1 Kilblain st
M'Donald Andrew, 35 Kelly st
M'Donald Angus, sugar porter, 23 Brisbane st
M'Donald Charles, blacksmith, 3 West Stewart st
M'Donald Donald, carpenter, 47 Holmscroft st
M'Donald Donald, fitter, 28 East Shaw st
M'Donald Donald, foreman, 6 West Stewart st
M'Donald Donald, gardener, Stoneleigh, 23 Newark st
M'Donald Dugald, river pilot, 4 Robertson st
M'Donald Duncan, engine-keeper, 18 St. Lawrence st

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M'Donald Hugh, engineer, 15 Hope st
M'Donald Hugh, joiner, 11 Murdieston st
M'Donald James, inspector of police, 23 Dempster st
M'Donald John, coachman, 23 Eldon st
M'Donald John, engineer, 20 i\ntigua st
M'Donald John, joiner, 50 Ann st
M'Donald John, joiner, 36 St. Lawrence st
M'Donald John, labourer, 8 Kilblain st
M'Donald John, riveter, 28 West Burn st
M'Donald John, yacht agent, 17 Robertson st
M'Donald Lewis, warehouseman, 36 Nelson st, west
M'Donald Kenneth, carpenter, 63 Holmscroft st
M'Donald Murdoch, carpenter, 20 Cathcart st
M'Donald Murdoch, labourer, 80 Belville st
M'Donald Neil, carpenter, 65 Nicolson st
M'Donald Neil, fancy goods warehouse, 36 Ann st. Ho. 40 do.
M'Donald Peter, clerk, 36 St. Lawrence st
M'Donald Robert, baker, 35 Wellington st
M'Donald Simon, brassfinisher, 48 Lynedoch st
M'Donald Thomas, carpenter, 8 Mount Pleasant st
M'Donald William, boatman, 3 Holmscroft st
M'Donald William, engineer, 10 Baker st
M'Donald William, labourer, 114 Drumfrochar rd
M'Donald Elizabeth, fruiterer, 6 Tobago st. Ho. 14
Holmscroft st
M'Donald Miss Sarah, 41 West Blackhall st
M'Donald Miss, confectioner, 28 Ann st
M'Donald Miss, ladies' school, 34 Mearns st
M'Donald Mrs J., 83 Belville st
M'Donald Mrs, boarding-house, 16 Laird st
M'Donald Mrs, 13 Garwood st
M'Donald Mrs, 12 St. Lawrence st
M'Donald Mrs, 37 West Blackhall st
M'DONNELL Thomas, postman, 33 West Burn st
M'DONOUGH John, drill instructor, 7 Bruce st
MACDOUGALL Alexander James, solicitor, 30 West Burn
st. Ho. Rosemount, off Bentinck st
Macdougall Angus G., architect, 5 West Blackhall st. Ho.
3 Campsie terrace
Macdougall Dugald, shipowner, ship and insurance broker,
and commission agent, 1 Cross-shore st. Ho. Burnlea,
3 Newark st

3$
DIRECTORY.
Macdougall John, M.D., CM., Rosemount cottage, 5 Lyle st
Macdougall John, writer, 30 West Burn st. Ho. Rosemount,
off Bentinck st
Macdougall Mitchell, commercial traveller, 8 South st
M'DOUGALL Alexander, M.A., surveyor of stamps and
taxes for the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire and the
County of Bute, and land valuation assessor and
registrar of voters for the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire
and the Burgh of Port-Glasgow, Customhouse buildings
M'Dougall Alexander, seaman, 4 Inverkip st
M'Dougall Allan, cookery, 1 Kilblain st
M'Dougall Allan, shipmaster, 19 South st
M'Dougall Colin, carpenter, 7 Crescent st
M'Dougall Donald, engine driver, 61 Holmscroft st
M'Dougall Donald, joiner, 25 Mount Pleasant st
M'Dougall Dugald, carpenter, 31 Lyle st
M'Dougall Dugald, policeman, 23 Sir Michael st
M'Dougall Duncan, baker, 5 Hamilton st. Ho. Mount
Park Cottage, 29 Bank st
M'Dougall Duncan, flesher, 54 St. Lawrence st. Ho. 2 Old
Hillend
M'Dougall Duncan, mate, 108 Dempster st
M'Dougall Duncan, police constable, 94 Dempster st
M'Dougall Duncan, salesman, 42 Eldon st
M'Dougall Duncan, seaman, 13 Lauriston st
M'Dougall Duncan, shoemaker, 34 Ann st. Ho. do.
M'Dougall Duncan, tugboat master, 25 Bank st
M'Dougall George R., merchant, Springbank, 22 Fox st
M'Dougall Hugh, cooper, 9 Hope st
M'Dougall Hugh, plater, 6 Carwood st
M'Dougall Hugh, timekeeper, 113 Dempster st
M'Dougall James, boatman, 5 Regent st
M'Dougall John, engineer, 28 Trafalgar st
M'Dougall John, clerk, 12 Trafalgar st
M'Dougall John, labourer, 23 East Shaw st
M'Dougall John, lathsplitter, 87 Wellington st
M'Dougall John, wine and spirit merchant, 16 Stanners st
Ho. 25 Bank st
M'Dougall Lachlan, gardener, 61 Ann st
M'Dougall Malcolm, joiner, 38 Elolmscroft st
M'Dougall Peter, brassmoulder, 30 Wellington st
M'Dougall Thomas, engineer, 25 Nelson st, west

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M'Dougall William, smith, 87 Wellington st
M'Dougall Mrs David, 30 Wellington st
M'Dougall Mrs Duncan, 31 Lynedoch st
M'Dougall Mrs, 51 Lynedoch st
M'Dougall Mrs, 24 Trafalgar st
M'Dougall Mrs, 26 Trafalgar st
M'Dougall Mrs, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Dougall Mrs, 10 1 Port-Glasgow rd
M'DOWALL James, hammerman, 64 Drumfrochar rd
M'Dowall James, railway porter, 34 Nelson st, west
M'Dowall John, blacksmith, 23 Dempster st
M'Dowall Robert S., of postal telegraphs, 6 Nelson st, west
M'Dowall Thomas, labourer, 112 Drumfrochar rd
M'Dowall William, sugar sampler, 1 Bank st
M'Dowall Mrs, 85 Finnart st
M'DUFF Peter, iron grinder, 23 Belville st
MACEACHRAN Alexander, 22 Bank st
MacEachran Dugald, 82 Union st
M'EACHRAN Duncan, boilermaker, 8 Hope st
M'Eachran Duncan, 10 Terrace rd
M'Eachran James, wine and spirit merchant, 11 Arthur st.
Ho. 1 1 Dempster st
M'Eachran John, carter, 12 Watt st
M'Eachran Robert, riveter, 15 Brougham st
M'ELENEY John, tailor, 17 West Blackhall st
M'ELENY James, fruiterer, 1 Kilblain st. Ho. 4 Inverkip
st
M'ELWEE William, clerk, 46 Kelly st
M'EWAN Alexander, blacksmith, 10 Watt st
M'Ewan Archibald, potter, 20 Pottery st
M'Ewan Colin, carpenter, 9 Holmscroft st
M'Ewan Donald, rivetter, 8 Kilblain st
M'Ewan Edmund, shipping porter, 30 Brymner st
M'Ewan John, rivet, nail, and chaplet maker, 25 Stanners
st. Ho. 5 Armadale pi
M'Ewan John, salesman, 4 Duff st
M'Ewan Matthew, fireman, 32 Ann st
M'Ewan Thomas, clerk, 36 West Stewart st
M'Ewan Thomas, labourer, 9 Mill st
M'Ewan William, riveter, 9 Carwood st
M'Ewan Mrs Archibald, 34 West Blackhall st
M'EWEN James, ship surveyor, 3 Armadale pi

I40 DIRECTORY.
M'EWING David, painter, 10 Arthur st. Ho. 48 East
Crawford st
M'Ewing Dugald, brassfounder, plumber, and gasfitter. 3
Springkell st and 1 Bank st. Ho. 49 Lynedoch st
M'FADYEN Alexander, iron moulder, 19 Ingleston pi
M'Fadyen Andrew, compositor, 13 Mount Pleasant st
M'Fadyen Archibald, joiner and glazier, 7 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 24 South st
M'Fadyen Archibald, tailor and clothier, 29 Regent st. Ho.
15 Mount Pleasant st
M'Fadyen Donald, labourer, 12 Arthur st
M'Fadyen Duncan, labourer, 25 West Burn st
M'Fadyen James, confectioner, 45 Main st
M'Fadyen John, engine-driver, 27 Shaw st
M'Fadyen John, vanman, 24 Inverkip st
M'Fadyen Lachlan, carpenter, 7 Brymner st
M'Fadyen Neil, carpenter, 36 Crescent st
M'Fadyen Miss, dressmaker, 36 Holmscroft st
M'Fadyen Mrs, 3 Regent st
M'FADZEAN James, engine driver, 52 West Blackhall st
MACFARLAN Alexander (J. Carswell & Son), 27 Regent st
Macfarlan Alexander & Co., meal, grain, &c, merchants,
27 Palmerston buildings
Macfarlan Robert, C.A., 45 Brisbane st
Macfarlan Mrs Alexander, 75 Union st
MACFARLANE Alexander, blacksmith, 41 Crawfurd st
Macfarlane Arthur A., veterinary surgeon, 4 Laird st.
Ho. Battery House, 123 Eldon st
Macfarlane John, clerk, 31 Roxburgh st
Macfarlane John (of Barr & Macfarlane), 20 Wellington st
Macfarlane John, slater, 77 Wellington st
Macfarlane John A. & Co., grocers and wine merchants, 10
West Blackhall st
Macfarlane John M. (ot J. M. Macfarlane & Co.), Sycamore
lodge, Campbell st
Macfarlane J. M. & Co., ship and sugar brokers and commission
merchants, Wallace buildings, Vennel
Macfarlane Malcolm, 15 Robertson st
Macfarlane Robert, bank porter, 4 Mansionhouse lane
Macfarlane Miss Jessie L., spirit merchant, 66 Ann st. Ho.
39 Bank st
Macfarlane Mrs Robert, 12 Ardgowan sq

DIRECTORY. 141
Macfarlane Mrs, Sycamore lodge, Campbell st
Macfarlane Mrs, 4 Mansionhouse lane
M'FARLANE Alexander, gardener, 4 Watt st
M'Farlane Alexander, painter, 77 Regent st
M'Farlane Andrew, brassfinisher, 80 Belville st
M'Farlane Andrew, grocer, 7 Brachelston st
M'Farlane Archibald, gardener and florist, 21 Ardgowan st,
west. Ho. 14 do.
1^ M'Farlane Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, 32 Arthur
st. Ho. 30 do.
M'Farlane Arthur, fireman, 5 Nile st
M'Farlane Colin, carpenter, 8 East Blackhall st
M'Farlane Daniel, sailmaker, 70 Holmscroft st
M'Farlane David, storekeeper. 6 West Blackhall st
M'Farlane David, sugar porter, 67 Nicolson st
M'Farlane Donald, salesman, 19 Dempster st
M'Farlane Dugald, B.A., teacher, 14 Brisbane st
M'Farlane Dugald, boatbuilder, 56 St. Lawrence st
M'Farlane Dugald, timber measurer, 12 Lynedoch st
M'Farlane Duncan, carpenter, 29 Trafalgar st
M'Farlane Duncan, engineer, 62 Ann st
M'Farlane Duncan G., draughtsman, 14 Lynedoch st
M'Farlane George, ironmoulder, 40 Lynedoch st
M'Farlane George, sawyer, 28 East Hamilton st
M'Farlane Hugh, joiner, 2 Kilblain st
M'Farlane Hugh, tinsmith, 66 Holmscroft st
M'Farlane James & Co., heating engineer, ironmongers,
smiths, tinsmiths, plumbers, and gasfitters, 20 Cathcart
st. Works, 18 Cathcart st
^.M'Farlane James (of James M'Farlane & Co.), 13 Lynedoch st
M'Farlane John, carpenter, 29 Trafalgar st
M'Farlane John, joiner, 5 Brachelston st
M'Farlane Joseph, labourer, 104 Drumfrochar rd
M'Farlane Robert, cooper, 12 Ann st
M'Farlane Robert, engineer, 6 Hope st
M'Farlane Robert, engineer, 38 Lynedoch st
*. M'Farlane Robert, grocer, 14 Port-Glasgow rd. Ho. Greenfield
cottage, Ladyburn
M'Farlane Robert, newsagent, 29 Roxburgh st
M'Farlane Robert, police constable, 14 Bruce st
M'Farlane Thomas, engineer, 39 Ann st
M'Farlane Thomas, rigger, 8 Kilblain st

142 DIRECTORY.
M'Farlane William, baker, 4 Inverkip st. Ho. 69 Roxburgh
st
M'Farlane William, cooper, 85 Roxburgh st
M'Farlane William, labourer, 69 Roxburgh st
M'Farlane William, painter, no Dempster st
M'Farlane Miss, dressmaker, 14 Ardgowan st, west
M'Farlane Miss, grocer, 7 Antigua st. Ho. 29 Lyle st
M'Farlane Miss, milliner, 62 Ann st
M'Farlane Miss, milliner, 5 Kelly st
M'Farlane Miss M., 11 Duncan st
M'Farlane Mrs Daniel, 42 Ann st
M'Farlane Mrs Donald, 12 Ardgowan st, west
M'Farlane Mrs H., 12 Watt st
M'Farlane Mrs James, greengrocer, n Cartsburn st
M'Farlane Mrs L., 10 Trafalgar st
M'Farlane Mrs Robert, 52 Kelly st
M'Farlane Mrs, 73 Ann st
M'Farlane Mrs, 11 Ardgowan st, Glebe
M'Farlane Mrs, 114 Dempster st
M'Farlane Mrs, grocer, 64 Drumfrochar rd
M'Farlane Mrs, 50 St. Lawrence st
M'FEETERS Robert, joiner, 53 Belville st
MACFEE H. N., carver, gilder, and photographer, 23
Cathcart st
MACFIE Archibald, feuar, 7 Newton st
Macfie John, commission agent, 14 Murdieston st
Mac fie John, house and ship joiner, 3 Argyle st. Ho. 9
Kelly st
Macfie John, jun., clerk, 4 Nelson st, west
Macfie Miss Margaret, 4 Finnart st
Macfie Mrs Daniel, 4 Nelson st, west
Macfie Mrs William, 1 7 Brisbane st
M'FIE Angus, engineer, 48 St. Lawrence st
M'F
M'F
M'F
M'F
M'F
M'F
M'F
M'F
M'F
e Daniel, engineer, 31 Brougham st
e Donald, labourer, 15 Dempster st
e Donald, labourer, 1 Hill st
e James, carpenter, 30 Arthur st
e James, coppersmith, 19 Ingleston st
e James, engineer, 3 Argyle st
e James, joiner, 28 Wellington st
e John, carter, 32 East Shaw st
e John, labourer, 6 Hay st

DIRECTORY. I 43
M'Fie Robert, labourer, 31 Dempster st
M'Fie Thomas, joiner, 16 Cathcart st
M'Fie Thomas, moulder, 16 Antigua st
M'GAIN Mrs, 5 Caddlehill st
M'GARRITY Robert, family bootmaker, 24 Union st
M'GARVA Alexander, fireman, 11 Brachelston st
M'GAVIN James, coal, lime, brick, and oil merchant,
West Burn st. Ho. 7 Finnart st
M'GEACHAN Robert, engineer, 3 Campsie ter
27
M'Geachan William, joiner, 6 Brisbane st
M'GEAGHY James, wholesale bedding manufacturer,
Municipal buildings, and at 20
Stockwell st, 166 New City road, and 93
Canning st, Glasgow, and 49 Moss st,
Paisley. Ho. 183 Renfrew st, Garnethill,
Glasgow
M'GEORGE James, boot and yachting shoemaker, 58
Rue-end st. Ho. 41 Lynedoch st
M'George John S ,
steward, 85 Dempster st
M 'George William, clerk, 30 Roxburgh st
M'GEE James, engineer, 13 Carwood st
M'Gee Patrick, mason, 25 Mount Pleasant st
M'GHEE John, dairy, 18 John st. Ho. 16 do.
M'Ghee Mrs A., 25 Brymner st
M'GHIE James, joiner, 36 East Hamilton st
M'GIBBON Charles, brassfinisher, 20 John st
M'Gibbon David, coal agent, 3 Chapel st. Ho. 14 Hope st
M'Gibbon Mrs, 1 Campsie ter
M'GIE William, joiner, 45 Lynedoch st
M'GILL Archibald, carpenter, 24 Lyle st
M'Gill James, engineer, 30 Lynedoch st
M'Gill James, vanman, 17 Mount Pleasant st
M'Gill John, engine-driver, 30 Arthur st
M'Gill Hugh, plater, 9 Watt st
M'Gill Neil, blacksmith, 18 Wellington st
M'Gill Robert, joiner, 75 Regent st
M'Gill Robert, labourer, 54 Holmscroft st
M'Gill Robert M., engineer, 5 Nile st
M'Gill Mrs, lodgings, 29 Hamilton st
M'Gill Mrs, 114 Dempster st
MACGILLIVRAY Alexander, coal agent, Dellingburn sq.
Ho. 26 Brisbane st

144
DIRECTORY.
M'GILLIVRAY Duncan, shipowner and insurance agent,
10 Cross-shore st. Ho. Craigden, 88 Finnart st
M'Gillivray Mrs Alexander, feuar, 26 Brisbane st
M'GILP Angus, pansman, 8 Crescent st
M'Gilp Archibald, detective officer, 95 Roxburgh st
M'Gilp Donald, labourer, 30 St. Lawrence st
M'Gilp Henry, foreman carter, 65 Nicolson st
M'Gilp Neil, joiner, 19 Ingleston pi
M'Gilp Miss, dining rooms, 14 Arthur st. Ho. 16 Stanners st
M'GILVRAY John, engineer, 66 Holmscroft st
M'Gilvray Malcolm, engineer, 78 Belville st
M'Gilvray Mrs, 35 Lyle st
M'Gilvray Mrs, 12 Lynedoch st
M'GINLAY Charles, spirit merchant, 3 Shannon's close.
Ho. 23 Roxburgh st
M'Ginlay Michael, labourer, 8 Holmscroft st
M'Ginlay Patrick, hallkeeper, 24 Trafalgar st
M'GINN Richard, engineer, 38 East Hamilton st
M'GINNIGLE Mrs, 1 Campsie ter
M'GIRR John, shipmaster, 19 Trafalgar st
M'GIVERAN Edward, traveller, 41 Lynedoch st
M'Giveran John, tailor and clothier, 26 Brymner st. Ho. 6
Lyle st
MACGLASHAN John, saddler and collar maker, 33
Nicolson st. Ho. 19 Newton st
M'GLASHAN Archibald, carter, 17 Nelson st
M'Glashan Ebenezer, boilermaker, 11 East Blackhall st
M'Glashan George, joiner, 3 Mackenzie st
M'Glashan J. C, boot merchant, 20 Hamilton st. Ho. 20
Roxburgh st
M'Glashan Mrs, 29 Mearns st
M'GLINSHEY Patrick, boltmaker, 9 Hill st
M'GLONE Mrs, 14 Terrace rd
M'GONIGLE James, labourer, 42 Lynedoch st
M'GOWAN Alexander, broker, 46 Shaw st
M'Gowan Archibald, engineer, 19 Ingleston pi
M'Gowan David, labourer, 13 Mill st
M'Gowan John, rigger, 31 Roxburgh st
M'Gowan Patrick, labourer, 22 Pottery st
M'Gowan William, boilermaker, 67 Belville st
M'Gowan Mrs, dressmaker, 5 Inverkip rd
M'GRANACHAN James, engineer, n Lauriston st
'

DIRECTORY. 1 45
M'Granachan Joseph, assistant pawnbroker, 35 West Burn st
M'Granachan Patrick, fruit merchant, 22 Market st
M'GRATH Mrs Margaret, spirit merchant, 5 Cowgate st.
Ho. 48 Ann st
M'GRATTAN Hugh, fisherman, 7 William st
M'Grattan Hugh, jun., lighterman, 15 Nicolson st
MACGREGOR Alexander, bookseller and stationer, 14
Cathcart st. Ho. 15 Brisbane st
Macgregor Dugald (of The Cathcart Rubber Co.), 15 Brisbane
st
Macgregor John, B.L., Edin., solicitor and notary public, 28
Hamilton st. Ho. Elmbank, 34 Esplanade
Macgregor Peter, 15 Brisbane st
Macgregor Mrs R., 48 Lynedoch st
M'GREGOR Alexander, baker, 9 Nelson st, west
M'Gregor Alexander, carpenter, 35 West Burn st
M'Gregor Alexander, clerk, 43 Lynedoch st
M'Gregor Alexander, joiner, 14 Ardgowan st, west
M'Gregor Alexander, carpenter, 87 Belville st
M'Gregor Andrew C, fitter, 38 Main st
M'Gregor Charles (of J. D. M'Gregor & Co.), 71 Nicolson st
M'Gregor Daniel, insurance agent, 83 Dempster st
M'Gregor Daniel, rigger, 21 Lynedoch st
M'Gregor D. & Co., chronometer makers to the Admiralty,
opticians, nautical instrument makers, jewellers, nautical
stationers, &c, 32 Brymner st ; also at Glasgow,
Liverpool, and London
M'Gregor George R., joiner, 20 Trafalgar st
M'Gregor Gregor G, clerk, P.O., 46 Ann st
M'Gregor James, boilermaker, 22 Kelly st
M'Gregor James, moulder, 3 Lauriston st
M'Gregor James, papermaker, Overton
M'Gregor James, spirit dealer, 3 Shannon's close. Ho. 23
Lyle st
M'Gregor James W., writing master, Greenock Academy.
Ho. 10 South st
M'Gregor John, blacksmith, 26 East Hamilton st
M'Gregor John, joiner, 38 Holmscroft st
M'Gregor John, turner, n St. Lawrence st
M'Gregor John, wholesale and retail wine and spirit
merchant, 23 and 25 Shaw st and 13 Brymner st.
Ho. Hawthornden, 1 Johnstone st

I46 DIRECTORY.
M'Gregor J. D. & Co., funeral undertakers and carriage
hirers, 48 Cathcart st, and Tontine Stables, 24 West
Blackhall St. (See Advt.)
M'Gregor Peter, flesher, 33 Rue-end st. Ho. 60 East
Hamilton st
M'Gregor Peter, shipmaster, 22 West Stewart st
M'Gregor Robert, plumber, 97 Roxburgh st
M'Gregor Robert, sailmaker, 29 Lynedoch st
M'Gregor Robert M., clerk, 47 Trafalgar st
M'Gregor William, blacksmith, 13 Hope st
M'Gregor William, joiner. 23 Hamilton st
M'Gregor Miss, 15 Antigua st
M'Gregor Miss, 1 1 Johnstone st
M'Gregor Miss, 25 Newton st
M'Gregor Miss E., boot and shoe warehouse, 7 Cathcart st.
Ho. 13 Hope st
M'Gregor Mrs, remnant warehouse, 36 West Burn st. Ho.
1 1 Nelson st, west
M'Gregor Mrs, 10 Baker st
M'Gregor Mrs James, 44 Arthur st
M'GUCKIN James, shoemaker, 7 East Shaw st
M'GUFFIE John, joiner, 31 East Crawford st
M'GUGAN Alexander, labourer, 41 Holmscroft st
M'Gugan Angus, grocer, 22 West Blackhall st. Ho. 20 do.
M'Gugan Archibald, joiner, 26 Brisbane st
M'Gugan Duncan, painter and decorator, 35 West Burn st.
Ho. 6 Hope st
M'Gugan D., coal merchant, 5 Chapel st. Ho. 6 Hope st
M'Gugan George, shipmaster, 34 West Blackhall st
M'Gugan Malcolm, patternmaker, 59 Belville st
M'Gugan Mrs John, lodgings, 5 Bank st
M'GUIRE John, ironmoulder, 42 Roxburgh st
M'Guire Robert, teacher, 13 Nelson st
M'GURK James, potter, 20 Pottery st
M'Gurk John, potter, 18 Port-Glasgow rd
M'HARG, Mrs K, 103 Port-Glasgow rd
M'HENRY Henry, bootmaker, 28 West Burn st
M'HUTCHEON Andrew, steward, 32 Mount Pleasant st
M'Hutcheon Mrs Alexander, 14 Lyle st
M'lLHENNEY Matthew, labourer, 22 Wellington st
M'lLRAY James, naturalist, 10 Cathcart Arcade
M'lLRAVY Thomas, labourer, 13 Belville st

DIRECTORY. 147
MTLROY Alexander, labourer, 72 Ann st
M'llroy Robert, joiner, 3 East Crawford st
M'llroy William, boilermaker, 43 Lynedoch st
M'llroy William, policeman, 12 Dalrymple st
M'lLVAIN Miss, 25 Kelly st
M'lLVAR Robert, labourer, 5 John st
MTlvar Thomas, labourer, 22 Sugarhouse lane
M'lLWAIN William J., salesman, 68 Holmscroft st
M'lLWEE Matthew, labourer, 1 Prospecthill st
M'lLWRAITH Hew (of M'llwraiths & Walker, assessor and
clerk Dean of Guild Court, secretary Greenock Educa-
tional Trust, commissioner for administering oaths in
Supreme Court in England), Rozelle, 37 Esplanade
M'llwraiths & Walker, solicitors and notaries public, ir
William st
M'llwraith M., hosier, 23 Hamilton st. Ho. do.
MTlwraith Miss, milliner, 40 Nicolson st
M'llwraith Mrs R., 62 Regent st
MTlwraith Mrs, 61 Nicolson st
MTNDOE Miss, 51 Brisbane st
MTNNES Alexander, student, Prospecthill house
MTnnes Alexander, watchman, 16 Port-Glasgow rd
M'Innes Angus, labourer, 13 Belville st
MTnnes Daniel, range-keeper, 30 Kelly st
MTnnes Donald, carpenter, 7 Lauriston st
MTnnes Donald, labourer, 9 East Blackhall st
MTnnes Donald, labourer, 36 St. Lawrence st
MTnnes Donald, policeman, 38 Brymner st
M'Innes Donald, railway porter, 19 Kelly st
MTnnes Dugald, wine and spirit merchant, 15 Rue-end st.
Wholesale stores, 3 Arthur st. Ho. Charing Cross,
Rue-end st
M'Innes Duncan, felt worker, 5 Duff st
MTnnes Hugh, joiner, 19 Trafalgar st
MTnnes James, clerk, 36 Mount Pleasant st
M'Innes John, carpenter, 3 Mearns st
MTnnes John, ironmoulder, 47 Mearns st
MTnnes John, diver, 3 Customhouse pi
MTnnes Lachlan, carpenter, 25 Brymner st
MTnnes Neil, clerk, 97 Dempster st
MTnnes Robert, engine-driver, 15 Brougham st
MTnnes William, cooper, 113 Dempster st

148
DIRECTORY.
M'Innes Mrs Duncan, 4 Sinclair st
M'Innes Mrs, 30 South st
MACINTOSH John, painter and decorator, 29 Roxburgh
st. Ho. 14 Trafalgar st
Macintosh Neil, cashier, 32 Ardgowan st, west
MTNTOSH Alexander, grocer, 24 South st
MTntosh Alexander, labourer, 41 Holmscroft st
MTntosh David, engineer, 15 Antigua st
MTntosh Donald, engineer, 9 Trafalgar st
MTntosh Duncan, policeman, 65 Holmscroft st
MTntosh Hugh, carpenter, 20 Bearhope st
MTntosh James, tobacconist and newsagent, 10 Brymner st.
Ho. 5 Duffst
MTntosh John, missionary, 16 Mearns st
MTntosh William, drapery, dressmaking, and millinery warehouses,
27 Ann st and 16 Lynedoch st, and fancy goods,
25 Ann st. Ho. Hillhead, 86 Union st .
MTntosh Miss Christina, dressmaker, 9 Mount Plersant st
MTntosh Mrs Margaret, grocer, 44 Ann st. Ho. do.
MTntosh Mrs, 74 Wellington st
MACINTYRE Alexander, 3 Argyle st
Macintyre Alexander, timber merchant, 40 and 42 Vennel.
Ho. 37 Bank st
Macintyre Charles J., tobacconist, wholesale newsagent,,
stationer, and commission agent, 3 Brougham st. Ho.
do.
Macintyre D. & M., hatters and hosiers, 47 Hamilton st
Macintyre James, spirit merchant, 41 Ann st. Ho. 50 do.
Macintyre James, steward, 25 Lynedoch st
Macintyre John D., insurance broker, Wallace buildings..
Ho. 22 Patrick st
Macintyre Miss, dressmaker, 13 Newton st
Macintyre Mrs James, fish merchant, 43 Hamilton st. Ho.
23 Finnart st
MTNTYRE x\lexander, irondresser, 18 St. Lawrence st
MTntyre Allan, carter, 5 West Stewart st
MTntyre Andrew, blacksmith, 9 East Crawford st
MTntyre Archibald, contractor, 36 Trafalgar st
MTntyre Colin, joiner, 2 Holmscroft st
MTntyre Colin, riveter, 35 Cathcart st
MTntyre Daniel, commercial traveller, 15 Nelson st, west
MTntyre Donald, carpenter, 14 Regent st

DIRECTORY. 1 49
M'Intyre Donald, cartwright and blacksmith, 13, 15, and 17
Duncan st, 22 and 24 Bearhope st. Ho. 1 Hope st
M'Intyre Donald, porter, 51 Shaw st
M'Intyre Dugald, smith, 21 Lyle st
M'Intyre Duncan, blacksmith, 11 Lynedoch st
M'Intyre Duncan, carpenter, 3 Holmscroft st
M'Intyre Ewen, sergeant of police, 3 Trafalgar st
M'Intyre George, riveter, 26 East Crawford st
M'Intyre James, moulder, 40 Lynedoch st
M'Intyre John, blacksmith, 97 Dempster st
MTntyre John, blacksmith, 9 Jamaica st
M'Intyre John, weigher, 77 Holmscroft st
M'Intyre Robert, riveter, 21 Main st
MTntyre Thomas & Son, grain merchants, 4 and 6 Cartsburn
st
M'Intyre Thomas, grocer and feuar, 6 Cartsburn st. Ho. 4
Robertson st
MTntyre William, joiner, 49 Trafalgar st
MTntyre William J., joiner, it Murdieston st
M'Intyre Wilson, labourer, 28 Wellington st
M'Intyre Mrs, 15 Nelson st
MTntyre Mrs Isabella, 3 Campsie terrace
M'Intyre Mrs William, 29 Ann st
MTntyre Mrs, Rosehill, Cardwell bay
MTVER David R., joiner, 14 Ardgowan st, west
MTver Hector, carpenter, 25 Belville st
MTver John, carpenter, 69 Roxburgh st
MTver John, labourer, 5 Belville st
MTver Mrs, 11 East Crawford st
M'JANNET John, plumber, gasfitter, brassfounder, and
bellhanger, 1 Newton st and 62 Inverkip st. Ho. 22
Robertson st
M'Jannet Robert, grocer and provision merchant, 81 Roxburgh
st. Ho. 15 Newton st
M'Jannet William, joiner, 10 Hill st
MACKAIL James, feuar, 4 Shaw pi
Mackail John G. (of J. G. & M. Mackail), 26 Newton st
Mackail J. G. & M., general grocers, tea and provision
merchants, 45 Hamilton st
MACKAY Daniel, slater, 35 Brisbane st
Mackay Edward, manager, Greenock Foundry, 8 George
sq

150
DIRECTORY.
Mackay Godfrey, works foreman, Greenock Harbour Trust,
29 Lyle st
Mackay J. & N., pawnbrokers, 63 Main st. Ho. Norwood,
Gourock
Mackay Peter, slater, slate and cement merchant, 9 West
Burn sq. Ho. Breadalbane house, 47 Esplanade
Mackay Thomas, baker, 21 West Blackhall st. Ho. 48
Kelly st
Mackay William Y., tobacconist, 37 West Blackhall st. Ho.
4 Bentinck st
Mackay Mrs Charles S., 91 Eldon st
M'KAY Andrew, engineer, 27 Belville st
M'Kay Alexander, joiner, 14 Regent st
M'Kay Alexander, boatman, 80 Belville st
M'Kay Angus, butcher, 24 West Blackhall st
M'Kay Archibald, carpenter, 60 Regent st
M'Kay Archibald, goods porter, 60 Drumfrochar rd
M'Kay Archibald, joiner, 19 Mount Pleasant st
M'Kay Archibald, spirit merchant, 41 Main st. Ho. do.
M'Kay Charles, carpenter, 39 Holmscroft st
M'Kay Duncan, confectioner, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Kay George, blacksmith, 8 Carwood st
M'Kay James, railway porter, 24 West Blackhall st
M'Kay John, engineer, 25 Belville st
M'Kay John, joiner, 37 Roxburgh st
M'Kay John, vanman, 41 Roxburgh st
M'Kay John D., baker, 18 East Crawford st
M'Kay Robert, plumber, 30 Roxburgh st
M'Kay Robert, seaman, 15 South st
M'Kay William, ropespinner, 18 Bruce st
M'Kay William, slater, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Kay William, jun., slater, 14 Dalrymple st
M'Kay Miss Catherine, 24 West Stewart st
M'Kay Mrs Jessie, tailoress, 13 West Stewart st %
M'Kay Mrs John, 89 Roxburgh st
M'Kay Mrs, 8 Hope st
M'Kay Mrs, 19 Prospecthill st
M'Kay Mrs, 33 Roxburgh st
M'KEAN William, slater, 71 Ann st
M'KECHNIE Allan, butcher, poulterer, and game dealer,
Clyde buildings, 19 West Blackhall st and 16 Kelly st
Ho. Martin ter, n Finnart st

DIRECTORY. 151
M'Kechnie Donald, labourer, 8 Hay st
M'Kechnie Dugald, joiner, 71 Nicolson st
M'Kechnie Duncan, feltworker, 19 Ingleston pi
M'Kechnie James, fitter, 97 Port-Glasgow rd
M'Kechnie John, flesher, 12 Ann st
M'Kechnie John, joiner, 53 Belville st
M'Kechnie John, labourer, 33 Lynedoch st
M'Kechnie Nicol, carpenter, 26 Bruce st
M'Kechnie Robert, labourer, 20 Bearhope st
M'Kechnie Miss, dressmaker, 42 Brisbane st
M'Kechnie Miss C, dressmaker, 38 Crawfurd st
M'Kechnie Miss, 31 Nelson st, west
M'Kechnie Mrs Allan, 93 Dempster st
M'Kechnie Mrs, 4 Carwood st
M'Kechnie Mrs, 2 George sq
M'KEE George, salesman, 95 Roxburgh st
M'Kee Thomas, engineer, 35 Ingleston st
M'Kee William, cellarman, 71 Roxburgh st
M'KEEMAN William J., postman, 53 Regent st
MACKELLAR Peter, feuar, Parklea, 45 Finnart st
Mackellar Mrs Alexander, Parklea, 45 Finnart st
Mackellar Mrs C., poulterer and fruiterer, 31 Nicolson st
Mackellar Miss, 13 Union st
M'KELLAR Andrew, cooper, 10 Jamaica st
M'Kellar Angus, carpenter, 2 East India Breast
M'Kellar Angus, carpenter, 5 Hope st
M'Kellar Angus, flesher, 63 Holmscroft st
M'Kellar Archibald, joiner, 78 Belville st
M'Kellar Archibald, salesman, 63 Nicolson st
M'Kellar Archibald, woolsorter, 2 Wemyss Bay st
M'Kellar Daniel, plumber, 17 Lauriston st
M'Kellar David, deep-sea pilot, 30 Kelly st
M'Kellar David, patternmaker, 13 Ingleston st
M'Kellar Donald, spirit dealer, 14 Market st. Ho. :
Newton st
M'Kellar Donald, mate, 7 Brachelston st
M'Kellar Duncan, coppersmith, 38 Nicolson st
M'Kellar Duncan, plumber, 26 Lynedoch st
M'Kellar Hugh, joiner, 87 Roxburgh st
M'Kellar Hugh, merchant, 109 Eldon st
M'Kellar James, blacksmith, 23 Lyle st
M'Kellar James, storekeeper, 24 St. Lawrence st

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DIRECTORY.
M'Kellar John, blacksmith, 5 Hope st
M'Kellar John, irondresser, 3 Hill st
M'Kellar John, joiner, 7 Nile st
M'Kellar John, mason, 19 Nelson st, west
M'Kellar John, wholesale confectioner, T2 Sugarhouse lane.
Ho. 24 Trafalgar st
M'Kellar Robert, blacksmith, 38 West Stewart st
M'Kellar Miss Ann, boarding-house, 1 West breast
M'Kellar Mrs John, 22 John st
M'Kellar Mrs, lodgings, 27 Nicolson st
M'Kellar Mrs, 29 Regent st
M'KELVIE David B., (of J. M'Kelvie & Sons), 10 Forsyth st
M'Kelvie David, salesman, 69 Roxburgh st
M'Kelvie James & Sons, booksellers, stationers, lithographers,
bookbinders, and account book manufacturers, 34
Hamilton st and 16 Charles st
M'Kelvie Mrs James, 28 Ardgowan st, west
M'Kelvie Mrs John, 35 West Shaw st
M'KENDRICK Daniel, shoemaker, S3 Rue-end st. Ho.
6 John st
M'Kendrick James, fitter, 43 Holmscroft st
M'Kendrick Robert, riveter. 14 Crescent st
M'KENNA Bernard, mason, 8 Duff st
M'Kenna James, licensed porter, 65 Rue-end st
M'Kenna John, detective officer, 18 Dalrymple st
M'Kenna John, lithographer, Eddlewood pi
MACKENZIE Alexander, steward, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Mackenzie Archibald, blockmaker, 56 East Crawford st
Mackenzie Donald, joiner, 1 1 Carwood st
Mackenzie James, wine and spirit merchant, 30 Cathcart st
Mackenzie John, grocer and provision merchant, 49 Shaw
st. Ho. 75 Holmscroft st
Mackenzie John, sailmaker, 5 East breast. Ho. Lochview,
Ardanadam
Mackenzie Peter, shipmaster, 17 Newton st
Mackenzie & Walker, grain merchants, millers, and bakers,
Shaws Water Grain Mills, Dellingburn sq. Shop, 63
Rue-end st
Mackenzie Mrs Robina, 25 West Blackhall st
Mackenzie Mrs, 9 Nelson st, west
Mackenzie Mrs, 10 South st
M'KENZIE Alexander, engineer, 15 Antigua st

DIRECTORY. 1 53
M'Kenzie Alexander, engineer, 30 South st
M'Kenzie Alexander, inspector of police, East-end Police
Office, 2 East Hamilton st
M'Kenzie Alexander, labourer, 7 Boyd st
M'Kenzie Alexander, mercantile clerk, 25 Mount Pleasant st
M'Kenzie Angus, carpenter, 19 Lyle st
M'Kenzie Colin, smith, 89 Belville st
M'Kenzie David C, grocer, 21 Rue-end st; and assistant
registrar, East District, Municipal buildings. Ho. 29
Dempster st
M'Kenzie Donald, engineman, 36 St. Lawrence st
M'Kenzie Donald, joiner, 7 Hope st
M'Kenzie Duncan, engineer, 59 Ann st
M'Kenzie Duncan, flesher, 28 Newton st
M'Kenzie Frederick, grocer, 95 Dempster st
M'Kenzie George, joiner, 26 Trafalgar st
M'Kenzie John, blacksmith, 11 Lyle st
M'Kenzie John, carpenter, 10 Antigua st
M'Kenzie John, deep-sea pilot, 23 Cathcart st
M'Kenzie John, skinner, 24 East Crawford st
M'Kenzie Joseph, watchmaker, 4 Mearns st
M'Kenzie Joseph H., clerk, 30 South st
M'Kenzie Kenneth, carpenter, 85 Belville st
M'Kenzie Kenneth, prison warder, 5 Nelson st, west
M'Kenzie Murdoch, engineer, 8 Hay st
M'Kenzie Murdoch, seaman, 10 Hay st
M'Kenzie Peter, wine and spirit merchant, 11 Hamilton st.
Ho. 24 Wellington st
M'Kenzie Robert, manager, 62 East Crawford st
M'Kenzie Roderick, engineer, 8 Carwood st
M'Kenzie Simon, tailor, 29 Dempster st
M'Kenzie Thomas, ironplaner, 82 Belville st
M'Kenzie Thomson, engineer, 75 Wellington st
M'Kenzie Walter, clerk, P.O., 48 Ann st
M'Kenzie William, coachman, 51 Eldon st
M'Kenzie William, confectioner, 105 Port-Glasgow rd
M'Kenzie William, engineer, 16 Trafalgar st
M'Kenzie William, painter, 65 Nicolson st
M'Kenzie Catherine, upholsteress, 13 Watt st
M'Kenzie Miss Annie, dressmaker, 71 Regent si
M'Kenzie Miss, boys' dressmaker, 13 Watt st
M'Kenzie Miss, 9 Bentinck st

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DIRECTORY.
M'Kenzie Mrs Alexander, 15 Ingleston st
M'Kenzie Mrs C, 5 Orchard st
M'Kenzie Mrs Colin, 4 Hill st
M'Kenzie Mrs Duncan, 18 South st
M'Kenzie Mrs, bookseller, 66 Vennel
M'Kenzie Mrs, 51 Belville st
M'Kenzie Mrs, 99 Belville st
M'Kenzie Mrs, 50 East Hamilton st
M'Kenzie Mrs, 58 Kelly st
M'Kenzie Mrs, 22 Lyle st
M'Kenzie Mrs, 30 Lynedoch st
M'Kenzie Mrs, 54 St. Lawrence st
M'KERLIE William, boilermaker, 32 East Hamilton st
M'KERNAN Mrs, 15 Laird st
M'KERRACHER Neil, flesher, 26 Inverkip st. Ho. 8
Tobago st
M'KERRELL Donald, carpenter, 5 Mount Pleasant st
M'Kerrell William, carpenter, 45 Crawfurd st
M'KIE John, gateman, 29 Belville st
M'Kie Samuel, cooper, 8 Wellington st
M'Kie Miss Margaret, 6 West Stewart st
M'KILLOP Alfred, steamship agent, Customhouse quay.
Ho. 26 Robertson st
M'Killop Donald, salesman, 44 Ann st
M'Killop Donald, shoemaker, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Killop George, joiner, 9 Argyle st
M'Killop John, blacksmith, 32 Tobago st
M'Killop Peter, blacksmith, 5 Kilblain st
M'KIM John, blacksmith, 74 Wellington st
M'KINLAY Donald, brassfinisher, 96 Dempster st
M'Kinlay Duncan, joiner, 31 Lyle st
M'Kinlay James, policeman, 15 Bank st
M'Kinlay John, millwright, Overton
M'Kinlay Peter C, ironmonger and cutler, 1 Grey pi. Ho.
35 West Stewart st
M'Kinlay Thomas, engineer, 7 Hill st
M'Kinlay Thomas, fireman, 1 1 Brachelston st
M'Kinlay William, irondriller, 6 Murdieston st
M'Kinlay William, carter, 1 Bruce st
M'Kinlay Mrs, 12 Ardgowan st, west
M'KINNEY John, slater, 17 Tobago st
M'Kinney Samuel, hammerman, 24 Antigua st

DIRECTORY. .
155
MACKINNON Alexander, grocer and spirit merchant, 2
Tobago st. Ho. 25 Newton st
M'KINNON Alexander, tugboat owner, Palmerston build-
ings. Ho. 2 Lyle st
M'Kinnon Andrew, boilermaker, 69 Regent st
M'Kinnon Archibald, carpenter, 39 Lynedoch st
M'Kinnon Charles, boilermaker, 62 Regent st
M'Kinnon Charles, platelayer, 51 Lynedoch st
M'Kinnon Daniel, tobacconist, 18 Cartsburn st. Ho. 16
Hope st
M'Kinnon David, engineer, 3 Holmscroft st
M'Kinnon David, railway guard, 69 Nicolson st
M'Kinnon Donald, carter, 1 Duncan st
M'Kinnon Donald, clerk, 30 St. Lawrence st
M'Kinnon Donald, seaman, 5 Hill st
M'Kinnon Donald, wine and spirit merchant, 43 Crawfurd
st and 6 East Shaw st. Ho. 41 Finnart st
M'Kinnon Dugald, engineer, 22 Wellington st
M'Kinnon Dugald, foreman engineer, 71 Regent st
M'Kinnon Duncan, carpenter, 10 Hope st
M'Kinnon James, coachman, 19 Kelly st
M'Kinnon James, teacher, 95 Dempster st
M'Kinnon John, checker, 5 Brachelston st
M'Kinnon John, labourer, 4 Holmscroft st
M'Kinnon Lachlan, carpenter, 27 Lynedoch st
M'Kinnon Malcolm, draughtsman, 9 Holmscroft st
M'Kinnon Neil, chimney-sweeper, 7 Cowgate st
M'Kinnon Neil, engine-driver, 65 Belville st
M'Kinnon Neil, tailor, 20 South st
M'Kinnon Norman, carpenter, 26 Hamilton st
M'Kinnon Mrs M., 32 St. Lawrence st
M'Kinnon Mrs Robert, 22 Wellington st
M'Kinnon Mrs, 18 Roxburgh st
M'KIRDY George, engineer, 14 Wellington st
M'Kirdy James, carpenter, 22 South st
M'Kirdy James, irondresser, 62 Ann st
M'Kirdy James, joiner, 28 Bruce st
M'Kirdy John, fireman, 28 East Hamilton st
M'Kirdy John, oil merchant, 3 Brymner st. Ho. 78 Union
st
M'Kirdy Thomas, labourer, 36 East Hamilton st
M'Kirdy Mrs James, 16 Wellington st

T56 DIRECTORY.
M'Kirdy Mrs John, 59 Rue-end st
M'Kirdy Mrs, greengrocer, 11 Laird st
M'Kirdy Mrs, 78 Union st
M'KISSO.CK James, carpenter, 36 Lynedoch st
M'Kissock William, carpenter, 31 Lyle st
M'KIVER John (of W. M. M'Kiver & Co.), Eastwood, 39
Finnart st
M'Kiver William M. & Co.. ship store merchants, bonded
and free, Commercial Bank buildings
MACLACHLAN Alexander, commercial traveller, 29 Nelson
st, west
Maclachlan Alexander, traveller, t6 Laird st
Maclachlan Alexander, carpenter, 63 Nicolson st
Maclachlan Mrs D., 3 Robertson st
M'LACHLAN Alexander, engineer, 5 William st
M'Lachlan Andrew, gardener, Dungourney, 13 Newark st
M'Lachlan Angus, joiner, 23 Belville st
M'Lachlan Archibald, seaman, 60 Ann st
M'Lachlan A. G., grain and potato merchant, 12 West
Breast. Ho. 37 Lynedoch st
M'Lachlan Colin, farmer, Drums, Wood st
M'Lachlan David, fitter, 36 East Hamilton st
M'Lachlan Donald, blacksmith, 23 Belville st
M'Lachlan Dugald, police constable, 7 Prospecthill st
M'Lachlan Duncan, clerk, 65 Belville st
M'Lachlan Duncan, hairdresser, 27 Sugarhouse lane. Ho.
45 Roxburgh st
M'Lachlan James (of M'Alpin & M'Lachlan), 89 Roxburgh
st
M'Lachlan James, joiner, 99 Port-Glasgow rd
M'Lachlan James, slater, 14 Kilblain st. Ho. 10 Watt st
M'Lachlan John, boatman, 20 Antigua st
M'Lachlan John, joiner, 47 Mearns st
M'Lachlan John, sailmaker, 19 Bruce st
M'Lachlan Walter, engineer, 1 Finnart st
M'Lachlan William, joiner, 105 Belville st
M'Lachlan William, joiner, 103 Port-Glasgow rd
M'Lachlan Mrs John, 9 Nelson st, west
M'Lachlan Mrs. 72 Wellington st
M'Lachlan Mrs, 5 William st
M'Lachlan Mrs, tobacconist, 35 Ann st. Ho. 108 Dempster
st

DIRECTORY. 157
M'LAREN Alexander D., 30 Brisbane st
M'Laren Archibald, engineer, 66 Ann st
M'Laren Donald, plumber, 65 Holrascroft st
M'Laren Duncan, clerk, 53 Brisbane st
M'Laren John, engineer, 78 Belville st
M'Laren John, policeman, 78 Dempster st
M'Laren Laurence, plater, 34 West Stewart st
M'Laren Mrs, grocer, 21 Sir Michael st
M'LARTY John, engineer, 108 Drumfrochar rd
M'Larty John, engineer, 68 Drumfrochar rd
M'Larty John, carter, 17 Lyle st
M'Larty John, moulder, 19 Wellington st
M'Larty John, sailmaker, 114 Dempster st
M'Larty Nicholas, seaman, 47 Crawfurd st
M'Larty Miss L., dressmaker, 57 Holmscroft st
M'Larty Miss, 64 Wellington st
M'Larty Miss, greengrocer, 26 Bruce st
M'Larty Mrs, ladies' nurse, 61 Ann st
M'LAUCHLAN Angus, engineer, 6 Belville st
M'Lauchlan John (manager Clyde Pottery), Lilybank,Bogston
M'Lauchlan Patrick, fishmonger, 17 Ann st and 4 Manse
lane. Ho. 22 Ann st
M'LAUGHLAN Daniel, fitter, 7 East Crawford st
M'Laughlan James, egg merchant, 3 Duff st
M'LAUGHLAND James, labourer, 4 Watt st
M'LAUGHLIN Daniel, butter and egg merchant, 45 Vennel.
Ho. 77 Regent st
M'Laughlin Daniel, marine store dealer, 3 East Blackhall st
Ho. 8 do.
M'Laughlin Edward, butter and egg dealer, 27 Vennel
M'Laughlin Michael, fitter, 59 Rue-end st
M'Laughlin Michael, postman, 2 Duff st
M'Laughlin Patrick, butter and egg dealer, 15 Tobago st
M'Laughlin Patrick, iron worker, 12 Dalrymple st
M'Laughlin Peter, machinist, 53 Main st
M'Laughlin Thomas, joiner, 40 St. Lawrence st
M'Laughlin William, hammerman, 16 Dalrymple st
M'LAY Thomas, boilermaker, 7 Belville st
M'Lay William, cooper, 7 Lauriston st
M'LEA James S. & Co., commission agents, 2 Cathcart st
MACLEAN Alexander S., insurance broker, pig iron and
coal merchant, 31 Bank st

158
DIRECTORY.
Maclean Archibald, hotel-keeper, Buck Head Hotel, 2 Wat
son's lane and 25 Hamilton st
Maclean James & Co., plumbers and gasfitters, 7 Duff st
Maclean James (of James Maclean & Co.), 7 Ardgowan st
Maclean James (of Maclean, Todd & Co.), Craigduart, 3
Octavia ter
Maclean John, checker, 35 Roxburgh st
Maclean John, painter and decorator, 3 Kilblain st. Ho. 40
Cardwell rd, Gourock
Maclean Lachlan, boilermaker, 27 Mearns st
Maclean Ronald, blacksmith and engineer, 8 Baker st Ho.
t,^ Bank st
Maclean, Todd & Co., timber merchants and commission
agents, 67 Rue-end st
Maclean Miss, dressmaker, 25 West Stewart st
Maclean Misses F. & C, milliners and dressmakers, 20
Lynedoch st
M'LEAN Alexander, engineer, 53 Drumfrochar rd
M'Lean Alexander, labourer, 41 Nicolson st
M'Lean Alexander, labourer, 3 Mackenzie st
M'Lean Alexander, painter, 18 Sir Michael st
M'Lean Alexander, shipmaster, 23 West Blackhall st
M'Lean Allan, clerk, 113 Dempster st
M'Lean Allan, glazier, 13 West Stewart st
M'Lean Andrew Y., plumber, 115 Dempster st
M'Lean Angus, shoemaker, 64 Holmscroft st
M'Lean Charles, carpenter, 24 St. Lawrence st
M'Lean Charles, flesher, 31 Vennel
M'Lean Daniel, brassfinisher, 50 Roxburgh st
M'Lean Donald, boilermaker, 39 Ann st
M'Lean Donald, boilermaker, 13 Hope st
M'Lean Donald, carpenter, 6 Holmscroft st
M'Lean Donald, cowfeeder, 24 Duncan st
M'Lean Donald, seaman, 12 Lyle st
M'Lean Dugald, blacksmith, 6 Holmscroft st
M'Lean Dugald, gardener, 36 Nelson st, west
M'Lean Dugald, tinsmith, 29 Cathcart st
M'Lean Dugald, tobacconist, 19 Hamilton st. Ho. 15 West
Stewart st
M'Lean Duncan, assistant collector of town assessments, 81
Holmscroft st
M'Lean Duncan, carpenter, 69 Regent st

DIRECTORY. 159
M'Lean Duncan, carriage-hirer, 5 Newton st
M'Lean Duncan, joiner, 9 Prospecthill st
M'Lean Duncan, sawyer, 30 St. Lawrence st
M'Lean George, fireman, 33 East Crawford st
M'Lean Hector, joiner, 54 Drumfrochar rd
M'Lean Hector, mason, 5 Mill st
M'Lean Hector, riveter, 52 East Hamilton st
M'Lean Henry, potter, 20 Pottery st
M'Lean Hugh, boatman, 1 1 West Stewart st
M'Lean Hugh, boilermaker, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Lean Hugh, gardener, 10 Murdieston st
M'Lean James & Co., timber merchants, sawmillers, manufacturers
of wooden mouldings, 27 and 64 Main st
M'Lean James, caulker, 34 St. Lawrence st
M'Lean James, cooper, 27 Nelson st, west
M'Lean James, riveter, 10 Chapel st
M'Lean John, baker, 23 Sir Michael st
M'Lean John, blacksmith, 14 Dalrymple st
M'Lean John, carpenter, 13 Belville st
M'Lean John, carpenter, 80 Belville st
M'Lean John, carpenter, 48 Lynedoch st
M'Lean John, caulker, 13 Crescent st
M'Lean John, cooper, 43 Crawfurd st
M'Lean John, cooper, 1 Kilblain st
M'Lean John, joiner, 4 Garvald st
M'Lean John, fireman, 7 Lauriston st
M'Lean John, flesher, 14 Arthur st. Ho. 6 Chapel st
M'Lean John, joiner, 37 Bank st
M'Lean John, labourer, 26 Bruce st
M'Lean John, late of P.O., 10 Ratho st
M'Lean John, salesman, 31 Lynedoch st
M'Lean John, steward, 64 Wellington st
M'Lean John, sugar porter, 10 Watt st
M'Lean Kenneth, keeper of Sugar Exchange, 14 Lyle st
M'Lean Lachlan, carter, 24 St. Lawrence st
M'Lean Malcolm, joiner, 68 Wellington st
M'Lean Malcolm, yachtsman, 37 Roxburgh st
M'Lean Neil, labourer, 5 Armadale pi
M'Lean Neil, seaman, 18 Cathcart st
M'Lean Peter, tinsmith, 8 Murdieston st
M'Lean Robert, baker, 85 Wellington st
M'Lean Robert, boilermaker, 27 Nicolson st

l6o DIRECTORY.
M'Lean Thomas, coach proprietor, 5 Cartsburn st. Ho. 63
Rue-end st
M'Lean Miss C, dairy, 27 Vermel
M'Lean Miss K., milliner, 45 Roxburgh st
M'Lean Miss, 13 Ardgowan st, west
M'Lean Miss, 24 St. Lawrence st
M'Lean Miss, 52 Wellington st
M'Lean Misses (J. & M.), ladies' and children's outfitting
warehouse, 14 West Blackhall st. Ho. 1 Kelly st
M'Lean Mrs Catherine, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
M'Lean Mrs F., dressmaker, 2 Finnart st
M'Lean Mrs F., 3 Mackenzie st
M'Lean Mrs Hugh, 6 Chapel st
M'Lean Mrs John, 23 East Shaw st
M'Lean Mrs M., 7 Brymner st
M'Lean Mrs William, 13 Watt st
M'Lean Mrs, funeral undertaker, 41 Hamilton st
M'Lean Mrs, sick nurse, 4 Kilblain st
M'Lean Mrs, 78 Belville st
M'Lean Mrs, 81 Roxburgh st
M'LEAY Duncan, boot and shoemaker, 24 Lynedoch st.
Ho. 97 Roxburgh st
M'LEISH Peter, engineer, 17 Dempster st
M'Leish Sarah, green grocer, 49 Holmscroft st
M'LELLAN Andrew, draper, hatter, and outfitter, 53 Rueend-st.
Ho. 32 Nelson st, west
M'Lellan Archibald, fireman, 69 Regent st
M'Lellan John, depute harbour master, Customhouse quay.
Ho. 24 Bank st
M'Lellan John, vanman, 22 West Stewart st
M'Lellan Malcolm, clerk, P.O., 85 Wellington st
M'Lellan Moses, coachman, 84 Eldon st
M'Lellan Neil, dairy, 15 Bruce st
M'Lellan Peter, grocer and provision merchant, 18 Lynedoch
st and 63 Ann st. Ho. 15 South st
M'Lellan Robert, joiner, 5 Cathcart st
M'Lellan Robert, glazier, 15 Sir Michael st
M'Lellan Thomas, engineer, 4 Lyle st
M'Lellan Walter, inspector of police, 5 Holmscroft st
M'Lellan Walter, sawyer, 60 East Hamilton st
M'LELLAND James, grocer and provision merchant, 12
Ann st. Ho. 10 Wellington st

DIRECTORY. l6l
M'Lelland Matthew, engine-keeper, n Mill st
M'Lelland William, labourer, 114 Drumfrochar rd
M'Lelland William, sailmaker, 53 Brisbane st
M'Lelland W. M., clerk, 26 Brisbane st
M'LENNAN Donald, wine and spirit merchant, 33 Shaw st.
Ho. 10 Hay st
M'Lennan George, policeman, 18 Bearhope st
M'Lennan Kenneth, railway inspector, 59 Ann st
M'Lennan William & Co., photographers, 29 Nicolson st.
Ho. Maryville, Ashton, Gourock
M'Lennan Mrs, 9 Mount Pleasant st
MACLEOD & Grylls Misses, teachers, 61 Finnart st
M'LEOD Alexander, fireman, 105 Port-Glasgow rd
M'Leod Angus, carpenter, 18 Hope st
M'Leod Angus, carter, 73 Regent st
M'Leod Angus, joiner, 28 Lynedoch st
M'Leod Archibald, irondresser, 3 Duff st
M'Leod Archibald L., mate, 64 Kelly st
M'Leod Colin, carpenter, 3 Orchard st
M'Leod Colin, shipmaster, 23 Newton st
M'Leod Donald, shoemaker, 21 Rue-end st. Ho. 1 St.
Andrew st
M'Leod John, blacksmith, 42 St. Lawrence st
M'Leod John, carpenter, n East Blackhall st
M'Leod John, carpenter, 9 Lynedoch st
M'Leod John, coppersmith, 24 Wellington st
M'Leod John, hamcurer, 99 Dempster st
M'Leod John, labourer, 41 West Burn st
M'Leod John, carpenter, 56 St. Lawrence st
M'Leod John, yachtsman, 3 Brougham st
M'Leod Murdoch, joiner, 39 Bank st
M'Leod Neil, watchman, 85 Belville st
M'Leod Norman, carpenter, 20 St. Lawrence st
M'Leod Norman, moulder, 13 Belville st
M'Leod Norman, stamper, P.O., 87 Roxburgh st
M'Leod Robert, plumber, 65 Nicolson st
M'Leod Robert, yardsman, 7 Hope st
M'Leod Roderick, labourer, 66 Regent st
M'Leod Roderick, stamper, P.O., 6 Mount Pleasant st
M'Leod William, irondresser, 10 Carnock st
M'Leod William, sailmaker, 64 Holmscroft st
M'Leod Mrs Aulay, 18 Nicolson st

1 62 DIRECTORY.
M'Leod Mrs A., lodgings, 41 West Blackhall st
M'Leod Mrs Colin, Rosebank, Cardvvell bay
M'Leod Mrs John, 29 Dempster st
M'Leod Mrs Roderick, 77 Holmscroft st
M'Leod Mrs Roderick, 8 Mount Pleasant st
M'Leod Mrs, ladies' nurse, 23 Roxburgh st
M'Leod Mrs, 11 East Blackhall st
M'Leod Mrs, 64 Holmscroft st
M'LERNAN James, teacher (St. Mary's School, Bearhope
st), 57 Holmscroft st
M'LINTOCK Rupert, patternmaker, 59 Belville st
M'LONAN John, watchman, 34 Mount Pleasant st
M'LUCKIE Thomas, printer, 26 West Blackhall st
M'LUSKIE Felix, labourer, 17 John st
M'Luskie John, joiner, 17 Bearhope st
M'Luskie Mrs, 56 Drumfrochar rd
M'LYMONT William, engine-driver, 53 Holmscroft st
M'MAHON William, fireman, 23 Sir Michael st
M'MASTER James, coal merchant, 9 Mill st
M'Master Peter, wine and spirit merchant, 3 St. Andrew
sq and 2 Springkell st. Ho. 9 Antigua st
M'Master Robert, baker, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
M'Master William, engine-driver, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Master Miss, 26 Patrick st
M'MATH Joseph, engineer, 10 Belville st
M'MEEKIN Mrs, 8 Nicolson st
M'MEIKAN John, carpenter, 65 Roxburgh st
M'MENAMIE Charles, dairyman, 36 Ann st. Ho. do.
M'Menamie James, slater, 1 Bruce st
M'MENEMY Robert, plater, 33 East Crawford st
MACMICHAEL Rev. David C, B.D., minister of Gaelic
Parish Church, West Stewart st. Ho. 19 Caddlehill
st
M'MICHAEL Mrs, 4 Robertson st
MACMILLAN Rev. Hugh, D.D., LL.D., F.R.S.E., minister
of Free West Church, Ardgowan st, west. Ho. 70
Union st
Macmillan John, hairdresser, 26 Charles st. Ho. 39 Kelly st
Macmillan John, ironmoulder, 87 Belville st
Macmillan Mrs John, 8 Margaret st
M'MILLAN Alexander, joiner, 5 Caddlehill st
M'Millan Andrew, caulker, 6 Carnock st

DIRECTORY. 1 63
M'Millan Andrew, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 20
Brisbane st. Ho. do.
M'Millan Andrew, grocer, 52 Holmscroft st
M'Millan Angus, labourer, 22 St. Lawrence st
M'Millan Angus, ship surveyor, 4 Finnart st
M'Millan Bernard, policeman, 3 Regent st
M'Millan Daniel (of J. & W. Richmond), 25 West Black-
hall st
M'Millan Daniel, river pilot, 9 Kelly st
M'Millan David, flesher, 37 Cathcart st. Ho. 7 Prospecthill st
M'Millan David, potter, 24 Pottery st
M'Millan Donald, carpenter, 65 Roxburgh st
M'Millan Donald, oyster dealer, 8 Cross-shore st. Ho. do.
M'Millan Dugald, carpenter, 19 Dempster st
M'Millan Duncan, fireman, 6 Lauriston st
M'Millan Edward, tailor, 45 Crawfurd st
M'Millan George, engineman, 45 Wellington st
M'Millan George, salesman, 18 Cathcart st
M'Millan Hugh, police constable, 37 Roxburgh st
M'Millan James, carter, 44 Lynedoch st
M'Millan James, carter, 9 East Crawford st
4*M'Millan James, wine and spirit merchant, "Birds Eye," 31
Hamilton st. Ho. 31 Bank st
M'Millan John, engineer, 2 Holmscroft st
M'Millan John, labourer, 66 East Hamilton st
M'Millan John, labourer, 15 East Shaw st
/ M'Millan John, timber measurer, 19 Nelson st, west
"* M'Millan John, wine and spirit merchant, 69 Vennel. Ho.
8 Brisbane st
M'Millan Joseph, porter, 18 Port-Glasgow rd
M'Millan Lachlan, mason, 14 South st
M'Millan Malcolm, carter, 50 Holmscroft st
M'Millan Matthew, billposter and advertising contractor, 21
and 23 Cathcart st
M'Millan & Mitchell, refreshment rooms, 12 Rue-end st
M'Millan Robert, joiner, 85 Roxburgh st
M'Millan Terrance, broker, 29 Dalrymple st. Ho. 31 do.
M'Millan Thomas, labourer, 1 M'Lean's land, Ladyburn
M'Millan William, fitter, 4 Hill st
M'Millan William, joiner, 3 Mearns st
M'Millan William, of H.M. Customs, 27 Dempster st
M'Millan William, stereotyper, 72 Wellington st

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DIRECTORY.
M'Millan William, tailor, 40 Holmscroft st
M'Millan William B., manager (M. M'Millan, billposter), 12
Union st
M'Millan Miss Jane, restaurant, 53 Main st. Ho. 2
Mearns st
M'Millan Miss, milliner, 25 West Blackhall st. Ho. 2
Finnart st
M'Millan Miss Susan, 30 Kelly st
M'Millan Miss, 12 Union st
M'Millan Mrs John, 18 Vennel
M'Millan Mrs M., lodgings, 63 Rue-end st
M'Millan Mrs Andrew, 24 West Stewart st
M'Millan Mrs, 15 Main st
M'Millan Mrs, 64 Holmscroft st
M'Millan Mrs, 8 Hope st
M'Millan Mrs, T2 St. Lawrence st
M'Millan Mrs, 35 Wellington st
M'MORLAND R. S., coal and lime merchant, Arcade, 20
Cathcart st. Ho. 64 Esplanade
M'MUNAGLE Charles, fishmonger, 1 Mount lane
M'MURRAY James, carting foreman, Caledonian Railway,
35 Regent st
M'Murray Robert, riveter, 22 South st
M'MURRICH Thomas D., collector of police and other
assessments, collecting hall, Municipal buildings. Ho.
18 Robertson st
M'MURTRIE Robert, caretaker, Mansionhouse, 1 Ardgowan
sq
MACNAB Archibald (of Duncan Macnab & Son), 29B
Newton st
Macnab Duncan & Son, hay, straw, and grain merchants,
25 Tobago st and 2 Bearhope st
Macnab Miss, Glen villa, 96 Newton st
M'NAB Donald, sawyer, 56 St. Lawrence st
M'Nab Duncan, baker, 106 Dempster st
M'Nab John, carpenter, 9 Kelly st
M'Nab James S., spirit merchant, 9 Bearhope st. Ho. 31
Roxburgh st
M'Nab Robert W. T., of P.O., 18 Bearhope st
M'Nab Mrs, 17 Main st
M'Nab Mrs, 44 Crawfurd st
M'Nab Mrs, 9 Lyle st

DIRECTORY. 1 65
M'Nab Mrs, 73 Regent st
MACNAIR John, joiner, 8 Lyle st
Macnair Ugo, shipbroker's interpreter, 33 Brougham st
M'NAIR Robert, carpenter, 18 Bogle st
M'Nair Thomas, boltmaker, 19 Nelson st, west
M'Nair William S., slater, 91 Dempster st
M'NAIRN Joseph, tanner. 6 Sinclair st
M'NALLY John St. V., Nautical and Engineering Academy,
1 7 West Blackhall st
MACNAUGHT Archibald (of Macnaught Brothers), Richmond
villa, 33A Newton st
Macnaught Brothers, chemists and druggists, 4 West Blackhall
st ; stores 7 do. Telephone No. 184
Macnaught Duncan, painter, 32 Brisbane st
Macnaught John, painter and paperhanger, 24 West Burn st.
Ho. 47 Brisbane st
Macnaught John W., oil merchant, &c, 56 Vermel, 47 Shaw
st, and 38 East Hamilton st. Ho. 26 Newton st
Macnaught Mrs William, 17 Newton st
M'NAUGHT David C., draper and clothier, 9 Cathcart st
M'Naught James, dairy, Upper Ingleston
M'Naught John, carting foreman, G. & S.-W. Railway. Ho.
7 South st
M'Naught Robert, clerk, 3 Brachelston st
M'Naught Thomas, cartwright, 60 Kelly st
M'Naught Mrs Alexander, 71 Wellington st
M'Naught Mrs, 22 Bearhope st
MACNAUGHTAN Mrs James, 18 Kelly st
MACNAUGHTON Archibald, labourer, 3 Argyle st
Macnaughton Mrs Daniel, White Hart Hotel, 50 Cathcart st
M'NEE James, glass stainer, 15 Jamaica st
M'Nee Mrs Joseph, wine and spirit merchant, 20 Cathcart
st. Ho. 16 do.
M'NEIL Alexander, signalman, 92 East Hamilton st
M'Neil Andrew, rigger, 20 Bearhope st
M'Neil Archibald, carpenter, 5 Mount Pleasant st
M'Neil Archibald, joiner, 6 Mount Pleasant st
M'Neil Archibald, labourer, 1 Duncan st
M'Neil Archibald, traveller, 14 Ardgowan st
M'Neil Archibald, woolsorter, 4 Prospecthill st
M'Neil Charles, boilermaker, 13 Lyle st
M'Neil Daniel, boatman, 20 Trafalgar st

1 66 DIRECTORY.
M'Neil Daniel, 20 Crescent st
M'Neil David, groom, 18 Mearns st
M'Neil Dugald, plater, 14 Murdieston st
M'Neil Hector, carpenter, 4 Duff st
M'Neil Henry, engineer, 34 East Hamilton st
M'Neil Hugh, carpenter, 16 Port-Glasgow rd
M'Neil James, carpenter, 7 East Crawford st
M'Neil James, carpenter, 6 Mearns st
M'Neil James, jun., & Co., drapers, 39 West Burn st
M'Neil James, jun. (of James M'Neil & Co.), 49 Brisbane
st
M'Neil James, labourer, 66 Ann st
M'Neil James, warehouseman, 74 Ann st
M'Neil James, woolcarder, 126 Drumfrochar rd
M'Neil John, bootmaker, 1 Union st
M'Neil John, carpenter, 5 Orchard st
M'Neil John, flesher, 5 Ann st. Ho. Auchneagh house,
Inverkip rd
M'Neil Joseph, woolsorter, 25 Mount Pleasant st
M'Neil Malcolm, carter, 6 Ingleston st
M'Neil Thomas, brickbuilder, Belleaire cottage, 17 Newark st
M'Neil Thomas, joiner, 8 Murdieston st
M'Neil Thomas, labourer, 14 John st
M'Neil Thomas, watchmaker and jeweller, 34 Brymner st
M'Neil William, engineer, 124 Drumfrochar rd
M'Neil William, labourer, 58 Drumfrochar rd
M'Neil William, seaman, 35 Wellington st
M'Neil William, sugarboiler, 48 St. Lawrence st
M'Neil Mrs A., grocer, 19 Wellington st. Ho. do.
M'Neil Mrs Neil, ladies' nurse, 13 Nelson st, west
M'Neil Mrs Thomas, 32 Ardgowan st, west
Neil Mrs, 6 Sinclair st
M'NEILL Alexander, pavement and cement merchant, 11
Patrick st. Ho. 13 Nelson st, west. (See Advt.)
M'Neill Alexander, carpenter, 9 East Blackhall st
M'Neill Alexander, recorder, 3 Ford pi, Finnart st
M'Neill Alexander G., clerk, 6 Brisbane st
M'Neill James (of H.M. Customs), 19 Wellington st
M'Neill Neil, joiner, 13 Hope st
M'Neill Mary Ann, provision dealer, 3 Inverkip st. Ho. do.
M'Neill Miss, milliner, 27 Regent st
M'Neill Mrs, 71 Roxburgh st

DIRECTORY. 1 67
M'NEILAGE Alexander, chemist and druggist, 46 Ann st.
Ho. 41 do.
M'Neilage John, baker, 17 Antigua st. Ho. 21 do.
M'Neilage John, cooper, 62 Ann st
M'Neilage Miss, agent cosmopolitan system of dress-cutting,
29 Regent st
M'Neilage Mrs Alexander, 41 Ann st
M'Neilage Mrs, 29 Regent st
M'NEUR John, joiner, 29 Rue-end st
M'NICOL Donald, coal merchant, 34 East Shaw st
M'Nicol Duncan, labourer, 61 Belville st
M'Nicol John, fireman, 14 Dalrymple st
M'NICOLL Charles, engine-keeper, 7 Lauriston st
M'Nicoll John, riveter, 10 Terrace rd
MACNISH John, florist and fruiterer, Brookfield gardens,
66 Eldon st. Ho. 23 Brougham st
MACNIVEN Angus, grocer, 50 Ann st. Ho. 27 Mearns st
M'Niven Alexander, spirit merchant, 22 West Blackhall st,
and 60 Lynedoch st. Ho. 14 Ardgowan st
M'Niven Donald, flesher, 95 Roxburgh st. Ho. 8 Wellington
st
M'NUTT Alfred, carpenter, 4 Watt st
M'Nutt Samuel, carriage hirer, 87 Roxburgh st
MACONIE John (of G. & J. M'Onie), Cleggan, 32 Bank st
M'ONIE G. & J., engineers, founders, and patent windlass
makers, Ladyburn engine works, Port-Glasgow rd
M'Onie George (of G. & J. M'Onie), 26 Mearns st
MAC P HAIL John, coal merchant, Exchange buildings, 27
Cathcart st ; depot, 5 Chapel st. Ho. 5 Kelly st
M'PHAIL Archibald, carpenter, 3 Brachelston st
M'Phail Archibald, seaman, 12 Murdieston st
M'Phail Charles, cooper, 25 Lynedoch st
M'Phail Charles, sailmaker, 13 Lauriston st
M'Phail Colin, iron plater, 65 Rue-end st
M'Phail Colin, saw-sharper, 21 Main st
M'Phail Duncan, labourer, 5 Orchard st
M'Phail John, carpenter, 4 Hill st
M'Phail John, sailmaker, 2 Holmscroft st
M'Phail Neil, porter, 25 Trafalgar st
M'Phail Peter, salesman, 115 Dempster st
M'Phail William, licensed porter, 6 Boyd st
M'Phail Miss Mary, Eddlewood place

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DIRECTORY.
M'Phail Mrs Jessie, 5 Newton st
M'Phail Mrs J., 7 Crescent st
M'PHEDRAN Dugald, mason, 57 Ann st
MACPHERSON Alexander & Co., engineers and shipbuilders'
ironmongers, machinery merchants, and commission
agents, 2 Open Shore
Macpherson Alexander (of Alexander Macpherson & Co.),
Underwood, Gourock
Macpherson Hugh, 17 Ardgowan sq
Macpherson John, jun., the Clanneries family boot warehouse,
29 Hamilton st. Ho. 9 Mearns st
Macpherson Rev. John F., B.D., minister of South Parish
Church, Ann st. Ho. 46 Margaret st
Macpherson Robert (of Welsh, Walker & Macpherson), 56
Forsyth st
Macpherson Harriet, tobacconist, 100 Roxburgh st
Macpherson Mrs, ladies' nurse, 58 Kelly st
M'PHERSON Alexander, engineer, 15 Lauriston st
M'Pherson Alexander, salesman, 68 Inverkip st
M'Pherson Angus, tea merchant, 35 Kelly st
M'Pherson Donald, boatbuilder, 27 Dempster st
M'Pherson Donald, porter, 9 East Blackhall st
M'Pherson Donald K., slater and contractor, 3
Newton st. Ho. 17 Mount Pleasant st
M'Pherson James, boatbuilder, 67 Nicolson st
M'Pherson James, boilermaker, 16 Antigua st
M'Pherson James, labourer, 31 Roxburgh st
M'Pherson John, boilermaker, 62 Regent st
M'Pherson Malcolm, inspector of police, 3 Bank st
M'Pherson Peter, engineer, 28 South st
M'Pherson Richard, sailmaker, 45 Holmscroft st
M'Pherson William, pansman, 14 Murdieston st
M'Pherson Mrs Janet, lodgings, 73 Nicolson st
M'Pherson Mrs, 89 Dempster st
M'Pherson Mrs, Eddlewood pi
MACQUARRIE James, joiner, 103 Port-Glasgow rd
MacQuarrie Miss E., underclothing establishment, 10 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 6 Finnart st
MacQuarrie Mrs Donald, 6 Finnart st
MacQuarrie Mrs John, 38 Kelly st
MACQUATT William, fireman, 8 Carwood st
M'QUEEN Alexander, shoemaker, 29 Roxburgh st

DIRECTORY. 1 69
M 'Queen Charles, engineer, 26 East Crawford st
M'QUILKAN Duncan, grocer, 28 Charles st.
Finnart st
Ho. 4
M'Quilkan John, riveter, 25 Brymner st
M:QUISTAN Finlay (secretary, Connal & Co.,
Glasgow), 6 Wellington st
Limited,
M'Quistan Mrs Mary, 35 Brisbane st
M'QUOID William, joiner and builder, 31 Sir Michael st.
Ho. 3 Mearns st
M'Quoid Miss, grocer, 8 Mount Pleasant st
M'Quoid Mrs, 7 Hope st
MACRAE George, engine-fitter, 69 Nicolson st
Macrae J., baker, 15 East Shaw st and 7 William st. Ho.
63 Nicolson st
M'RAE Alexander, engineer, 31
M'Rae Neil, carpenter, 6 Watt st
Dempster st
M'Rae William, carrier, 1 Kilblain buildings
M'Rae Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 14 Lyle st
M'ROBERT Joseph, railway porter, 5 Brachelston st
M 'Robert Robert, hammerman, 22 Trafalgar st
M 'RONALD Mrs Alexander, 16 Hope st
M'SHEFFREY Neil, butcher, 41 West Burn st. Ho. 4
Inverkip st
M'SKIMMING Andrew, prison warder, 5 Nelson st,
M'STRAVICK Andrew, painter, 30 Ann st
west
M'Stravick Robert, painter, 22 Lynedoch st
MACSYMON & Company, Limited, general grocers, wholesale
retailers of home and foreign produce, sugarbrokers,
shipstore dealers, ship chandlers, sailmakers, and general
ship and yacht furnishers, Argyle st. Branches— 26
Cathcart st, 46 Brymner st, 67 Roxburgh st, 1 West
Blackhall st, 10 Church st, Port-Glasgow,
Kempock, Gourock. Free stores— George sq.
stores— Nelson st ; also at Liverpool
M'TAGGART Archibald, joiner, 67 Rue-end st
and 43
Bonded
M'Taggart Donald, moulder, 5 Orchard st
M'Taggart Malcolm, labourer, 19 Regent st
M'Taggart Neil, carter, 1 Kilblain st
M'Taggart Mrs C, grocer, 48 St. Lawrence st
M'Taggart Mrs, 9 Argyle st
M'TAVISH Alexander, blacksmith, 114 Dempster st
M'Tavish Angus, joiner, 9 Murdieston st

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DIRECTORY.
M'Tavish Duncan, tugboat-master, 2 Kilblain st
M'Tavish John, mason, 70 Wellington st
M'Tavish Mrs D., 22 Robertson st
M'VEAN Donald, yachtsman, 6 Duff st
M'Vean Duncan, joiner, 14 South st
M'Vean John, policeman, 16 Dalrymple st
M'Vean Mrs, 28 Crawfurd st
M'VEY James, joiner, 6 Union st
MACVICAR Alexander (of Macvicar & Son), 1 2 iVrdgowan st
Macvicar & Son, tailors and clothiers, 39 West Burn st
M'VICAR Angus, storeman, 39 Ann st
M'Vicar Duncan, labourer, 19 Ingleston pi
M'Vicar James, mate, 29 Roxburgh st
M'Vicar John, flesher, 7 John st. Ho. 8 Lyle st
M'Vicar Neil, joiner, 31 Nelson st, west
M'Vicar Robert, sawyer, 15 Main st
M'Vicar Miss, 14 Lynedoch st
M'Vicar Mrs Mary, 73 Nicolson st
M'Vicar Mrs, 47 Holmscroft st
M'Vicar Mrs, 17 Lyle st
M'Vicar Mrs, 12 Robertson st
M'WALTER Robert, joiner, 5 Antigua st
M'WHINNIE Andrew, fitter, 38 East Hamilton st
M'Whinnie Hugh, blacksmith, 36 East Hamilton st
M'Whinnie Hugh, caulker, 1 Ratho st
M'Whinnie Hugh, forgeman, 68 East Hamilton st
M'Whinnie Miss, 26 East Hamilton st
M'WHIRTER John, sugarboiler, 21 Wellington st
M'Whirter William, teacher. 7 Caddlehill st
M'Whirter Mrs Hugh, 12 Wellington st
M'Whirter Mrs, 26 South st
M'WILLIAM John, smith, 6 Finnart st
M'William Misses, teachers, 9 South st
M
MAC HELL William, foreman, 25 Nelson st, west
MACKIE Bernard, fireman, 25 Vennel
Mackie Charles, deep-sea pilot, 12 Watt st
Mackie James, boilermaker, 35 Lyle st
Mackie James, engineer, 3 Regent st
Mackie James, seaman, 41 Nicolson st

DIRECTORY. 171
Mackie Joseph, labourer, 1 2 Nile st
Mackie Thomas, policeman, 68 Holmscroft st
Mackie William, assistant manager, Greenock Gas Works,
Lilybank, Chapelton, Port-Glasgow
Mackie Miss Isabella, tobacconist, 33 Charles st
Mackie Mrs David, 32 South st
MADDEN William, engineer, 38 Brymner st
Madden Mrs William, 17 Nelson st, west
MAGURA Robert, upholsterer, 66 Holmscroft st
Magura Mrs, 6 Murdieston st
MAGUIRE Bernard, slater, 19 Ingleston st
MAHAN David, wood turner, 39 Holmscroft st
Mahan Robert, joiner, 94 Dempster st
MAIN, Boag & Black, slaters, 31 Sugarhouse lane
Main John, labourer, 6 Roslin st
Main John, salesman, 1 1 West Stewart st
Main Robert (of Main, Boag & Black), 10 Watt st
Main Thomas, clerk, 64 Holmscroft st
MAIR C. S. & Marquis, grain and forage importers, grain
crushers and hay cutters, 40 Rue-end st and 68 Gordon
st, Glasgow
MAIT HER John, carpenter, 11 Antigua st
MAITLAND Alexander, town foreman, gas works, 52
Eldon st
Maitland Archibald, gas meter inspector, 73 Holmscroft st
Maitland George, dairyman, Barnhill, East William st
Maitland James, gasfitter, 66 Drumfrochar rd
Maitland John, foreman, 79 Port-Glasgow rd
Maitland William, shoemaker, 24 Cartsburn st
Maitland Mrs Janet, 28 Wellington st
MALCOLM & Co., fish curers, fish merchants, wholesale
drysalters, produce dealers, and importers, 21 Shaw st
Malcolm Andrew, labourer, 83 Roxburgh st
Malcolm Archibald, boilermaker, 73 Nicolson st
Malcolm George, engineer, 124 Drumfrochar rd
Malcolm George, joiner, 24 Wellington st
Malcolm James, wholesale and retail leather merchant, and
shoe furnishings, 8 Dalrymple st. Ho. 13 Brisbane st
Malcolm John, insurance agent, 21 Newton st
Malcolm John, labourer, 75 Wellington st
Malcolm John, pansman, 4 Boyd st
Malcolm Joseph, sailmaker, 6 Nelson st, Glebe

172
DIRECTORY.
Malcolm Robert, boilermaker, 23 Hamilton st
Malcolm William, labourer, 124 Drumfrochar rd
Malcolm Mrs, milliner, 63 Rue-end st. Ho. 8 West Black-
hall st
MANEELEY David, seaman, 6 Hill st
MANN Alexander, sailmaker, 26 West Blackhall st
Mann Thomas, labourer, 33 Ingleston st
MANSIONHOUSE, 1 Ardgowan sq
MANSON Gordon, carpenter, 7 Mount Pleasant st
Manson Rose, collector, 27 Nelson st, west
Manson Miss Helen, 27 Shaw st
Manson Miss, Seafield, 2 Fox st
MARK William, labourer, 58 Lynedoch st
MARKER William, millworker, 7 Nile st
MARLEY Patrick, groom, 3 York st
Marley Miss, 8 Regent st
MARQUIS David, grocer, 7 Brachelston st
Marquis James (of Marquis & Millar), 16 Albert rd, Gourock
Marquis & Millar, writers and notaries public, 18 Hamilton st
Marquis Mrs Janet, 27 Nelson st, west
MARR George (of H.M. Customs), 26 Wellington st
Marr John, labourer, 20 West Stewart st
Marr William, engine-driver, 56 Kelly st
MARRAT Rev. Jabez, minister of Wesleyan Church, Ardgowan
st, west. Ho. 62 Newton st
MARSH John, labourer, 79 Dempster st
MARSHALL Andrew, sailmaker, 32 Tobago st
Marshall Colin, cooper, 26 West Blackhall st
Marshall James, agent, no Dempster st
Marshall James, blacksmith, 16 Lynedoch st
Marshall James, engineer, 27 Patrick st
Marshall James (of Ross & Marshall), 3 Shaw pi
Marshall John, patternmaker, 13 Ingleston st
Marshall Kennedy, labourer, 7 Belville st
Marshall Robert, checker, 5 Hope st
Marshall Robert, engineer, 13 Murdieston st
Marshall Robert, gardener, 53 Kelly st
Marshall Robert, jun., gardener, 17 Nelson st, west
Marshall William, engineer, 3 Hope st
Marshall William, labourer, 13 Ingleston st
Marshall William, provision merchant and commission agent,
9 West Stewart st

DIRECTORY. I J 3
Marshall William Johnstone, M.D. and L.R.C.S., Edin.,
physician and surgeon, 8 Ardgowan sq
Marshall William (of J. Carswell & Son), 18 Eldon st
Marshall Miss, 42 East Crawford st
Marshall Mrs Janet, stationer, 57 Inverkip st. Ho. 25
Newton st
Marshall Mrs William, 18 Eldon st
Marshall Mrs, 14 Lynedoch st
MARTIN & Co., tobacconists. Branch Post Office, 30
Cathcart st
Martin Alexander, joiner, 45 Wellington st
Martin Duncan T., railway booking clerk, 14 Wellington st
Martin Francis, labourer. 20 Bearhope st
Martin George, plater, 66 Regent st
Martin James, engineer, 38 Lynedoch st
Martin James, flesher, 21 Kelly st. Ho. 8 Robertson st
Martin James, labourer, 7 Boyd st
Martin James, policeman, 15 Regent st
Martin James, 6 Hill st
Martin John, coal merchant, 66 Holmscroft st
Martin John, hairdresser, 15 Ann st. Ho. 77 Regent st
Martin John, tailor and clothier, 5 Hamilton st. Ho. 27
Dempster st
Martin John H., clerk, 6 Duff st
Martin Joseph, clerk, 10 Kelly st
Martin Robert, provision merchant, 28 Charles st. Ho. 2
Princes st
Martin William, blacksmith, 32 Tobago st
Martin William, music-seller, 14 West Blackhall st. Ho. 23
Finnart st
Martin William, woolsorter, 27 Dempster st
Martin Mrs Elizabeth, 16 Kelly st
Martin Miss, 11 Brachelston st
Martin Mrs, 61 Ann st
Martin Mrs Sarah, 25 West Blackhall st
Martin Mrs William, fishmonger, 16 Cathcart st. Ho. 19 do.
MASON Joseph W., blacksmith, 7 Murdieston st
Mason Robert (of James Richardson & Co.), Nellieslee, 25
Newark st
Mason Thomas, engineer, 50 Brougham st
MASSICKS James, blacksmith, 67 Rne-end st
MASSON Andrew, sawmaker, 28 Lynedoch st

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DIRECTORY.
Masson Robert, storekeeper, 34 Mount Pleasant st
Masson Miss B., agent Anglo- Parisian system of dress cutting,
29 Brougham st. Ho. 6 Grey pi
Masson Mrs, 6 Grey pi
MASTER of Works office, Municipal buildings, Wallace pi
MATHER James, caulker, 13 Belville st
MATHEWSON Robert G, draughtsman, 18 Wellington st
MATHIE John, carpenter, 82 Belville st
Mathie John, cooper, 3 Inverkip st
MATHIESON Archibald, joiner, 5 Newton st
Mathieson David, grocer, 9 South st. Ho. do.
Mathieson Donald, hotel-keeper, Royal Hotel, 3 East Breast
Mathieson Hugh, fitter, 6 Old Hillend
Mathieson John, ironmonger and tool shop, 42 Brymner st.
Ho. 9 Antigua st
Mathieson John L. joiner, 5 Lauriston st
Mathieson Lindsay, grocer, 20 Cartsburn st and 6 John st.
Ho. 9 South st
Mathieson Lindsay, joiner, 108 Dempster st
Mathieson Robert, blacksmith, 30 Arthur st
Mathieson Robert D., boilermaker, 30 Arthur st
Mathieson Robert, painter and decorator, Park buildings,
28 Nicolson st. Ho. 34 Nelson st, west
Mathieson Mrs, ladies' nurse, 47 Holmscroft st
Mathieson Mrs, 61 Ann st
MATTHEWS Alexander, 31 Trafalgar st
Matthews Peter, serjeant county police, 9 Watt st
MAVEN James D., engineer, 30 Lynedoch st
MAXTON Miss, 78 Finnart st
MAXWELL David, lithographer, 65 Nicolson st
Maxwell Hamilton, insurance agent, 23 Dempster st
Maxwell John, engineer, 23 Belville st
Maxwell Robert, boilermaker, 65 Belville st
Maxwell Robert, railway porter, 31 Dempster st
Maxwell Thomas, draper, 64 Vennel. Ho. 1 Bruce st
MAY George W., painter, 70 Wellington st
MAYORS Mrs R. G., 6 Watt st
Mayors Thomas H., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 35
Nicolson st. Ho. 2 George sq.
MAYPOLE Dairy Co., 27 Cathcart st, A. Forbes, manager
MEARNS Patrick, rafter, 45 Rue-end st
Mearns Mrs James, 10 Ardgowan st, west

DIRECTORY. 1 75
MECHAN Thomas, salesman, 10 Terrace rd
MECHANICS' Institution, library, reading-room, and public
baths, 13 Sir Michael st and 1 1 Tobago st
MEDICAL Aid Society's Home, 15 Caddlehill st
Medical Association, 47 Regent st
MEIKLE Daniel, baker, 7 Cadcjlehill st
.f-Meikle William, dairyman, 42 Ann st, 12 Cathcart st, and
18 Lynedoch st. Ho. 44 Ann st
MEIKLEJOHN George, brassfinisher, 6 Hope st
MELDRUM George, engineer, 20 Antigua st
Meldrum Mrs, 29 Ardgowan st, west
MELROSE John, sailmaker, 12 Lyle st
Melrose Matthew, hammerman, 56 Lynedoch st
Melrose William, painter, 18 Bruce st
Melrose Mrs, 14 Wellington st
MELVILLE John, warehouseman, 25 Bruce st
**-- Melville William, painter and decorator, 3 Manse Lane. Ho.
51 Brisbane st
Melville William, butter and egg store, 32 Charles st. Ho.
7 Newton st
MELVIN Mrs Daniel, 29 Mearns st
MENARD Josue, 13 Ardgowan st, west
MENZIES Alexander (of J. & J. Denholm), 21 Brisbane st
Menzies & Co., bookstall, G. & S.-W. Ry., Princes Pier
Menzies George, joiner, 10 Shaw pi
Menzies John, dairyman, 9 Newton st
Menzies Peter (of Singers' Manufacturing Co.), 53 Kelly st
Menzies Robert, pansman, 44 Lynedoch st
Menzies Robert, watchmaker and jeweller, 27 West Burn st.
Ho. 64 Kelly st
Menzies William (of Boston, Menzies & Morton), Overvale,
Bonhill
Menzies Miss R., tobacconist, 23 Vennel
Menzies Mrs Alexander, 25 Brisbane st
Menzies Mrs John, 14 West Blackhall st
MERAC Daxid, coachman, 15 Margaret st
MERCANTILE Marine Office, 7 Virginia st
MERRYLEES James, tailor and clothier, 40 Cathcart st
METHODIST Chapel, 4 Ardgowan st, west
MEYER Mrs, 56 Finnart st
MIDDLE (Free) Church, 10 George sq
Middle Parish Church, Cathcart sq

176
DIRECTORY.
MIDDLETON Daniel, L.Mus., L.C.M., Mem.I.S.M.,
professor of music. Bute villa, 16 Finnart st
Middleton David, boilermaker, 60 Ann st
Middleton James, engineer, 26 South st
MILL Alexander, grocer and wine merchant, 95 Roxburgh
st. Ho. Thrushhill, Gourock
Mill Mrs Charles, 2 Ford pi, Finnart st
MILLAR Alexander, pawnbroker, 38 Hamilton st. Ho.
29 Ann st
Millar Andrew, joiner, 19 Belville st
Millar A. A., wine and spirit merchant, and commission agent,
1 7 Regent st and 3 West Quay lane. Ho. 8 Bedford st
Millar Charles, patternmaker, 19 Prospecthill st
Millar David, joiner, 61 Holmscroft st
Millar George, engineer, 13 Hope st
Millar Hugh P., clerk, 9 Mount Pleasant st
Millar James, cartwright, 18 Duncan st
Millar James, ironmonger, 25 Trafalgar st
Millar James, joiner, 15 Dempster st
Millar James (of Marquis & Millar), 46 Regent st
Millar James, teacher, 7 Caddlehill st
Millar John, brassfinisher, 5 John st
Millar John, engine-driver, 9 Murdieston st
Millar John, engineer, 19 South st
Millar John, farmer, Bawhirley
Millar John, feuar, Newtondale cottage, 21 Roxburgh st
Millar John, labourer, 1 Kilblain st
Millar John, mason, 38 Holmscroft st
Millar John, vanman, 10 Nile st
Millar & Mackay, monumental sculptors, 17 Bank st
Millar Peter, salesman, 91 Dempster st
Millar Robert, feuar, 18 Robertson st
Millar Robert, glazier, 11 Ann st
Millar Robert, joiner, 60 Kelly st
Millar Robert, purveyor, dining rooms, 18 Arcade. Ho. to
Antigua st
Millar Roger, engineer, 4 Mearns st
Millar Thomas, waterman, 116 Drumfrochar rd
Millar William, steamboat agent, Customhouse quay. Ho.
33 West Stewart st
Millar William H., spirit merchant, 18 Sir Michael st. Ho.
28 Trafalgar st

Millar William, egg merchant, 52 Ann st
Millar William, labourer, 62 Ann st
Millar Mrs A., 29 Ann st
Millar Mrs Robert, 7 1 Ann st
Millar Mrs R., 15 Newton st
Millar Mrs S. H., Ashburn, 8 Bedford st
Millar Mrs, 13 Cathcart st
DIRECTORY. 177
Millar Mrs, 8 Holmscroft st
MILLER Allan, boilermaker, 10 Lynedoch st
Miller Andrew, engineer, 9 Dempster st
Miller Andrew, wine and spirit merchant, 38 Main st. Ho. do.
Miller Angus, foreman carpenter, 5 Armadale pi
Miller Archibald (of J. & A. Miller), 64 Kelly st
Miller & Co., joiners, builders, timber merchants, and saw-
millers, 64 Inverkip st
Miller Charles, labourer, 79 Port-Glasgow rd
Miller Frank William, draper, Municipal buildings, Hamilton
st. Ho. 8 George sq
Miller Henry, seaman, 5 Bruce st
Miller James, basketmaker, 26 Market st
Miller James, clerk, 25 Newton st
Miller James, line and twine maker, 4 South st
Miller John, baker, n Brachelston st
Miller John, joiner, 14 Bruce st
Miller John (of J. & A. Miller), 19 Nelson st, west
Miller John (of Miller & Co.), 34 Brisbane st
Miller John, Trinity and deep-sea pilot, 8 Regent st
Miller Johnstone, gardener, 8 Nile st
Miller J. & A., joiners and builders, 20 West Blackhall st
Miller Malcolm, joiner, 6 Hay st
Miller Nicol, mason, 96 Dempster st
Miller Peter, joiner, 39 Sir Michael st
Miller Peter, machinist, 10 Hill st
Miller Peter, restaurant, 58 Vennel
Miller Robert, engineer and boilermaker, 26 and 28 Arthur
st. Ho. 58 Esplanade
Miller Robert, evangelist, 4 Holmscroft st
Miller Thomas, jun. (of Thomas Miller & Son), 18 Finnart st
Miller Thomas, plumber, 27 Dempster st
Miller Thomas, provision merchant, Park buildings, n West
Blackhall st. Ho. 25 Robertson st
Miller Thomas, sen. (of Thomas Miller & Son), 18 Finnart st
12

T78 DIRECTORY.
Miller Thomas & Son, biscuit merchants and confectioners,
13 and 15 Charles st
Miller Thomas, upholsterer, 5 Lynedoch st
Miller William, engineer, 1 M'Lean's land, Ladyburn
Miller William, prison warder, 5 Nelson st, west
Miller William F., wine and spirit merchant, "John o'
Groats" bar, 26 East Shaw st. Ho. 3 George sq
Miller William S., watchmaker and jeweller, 3 Hamilton st.
Ho. 35 Lynedoch st
Miller Mrs George, 48 Lynedoch st
Miller Mrs Robert, 1 1 Carwood st
Miller Mrs Walter, 27 West Burn st
MILLIGAN Alexander, moulder, 8 Hope st
Milligan Alfred P., umbrella manufacturer, 25 Hamilton st.
Ho. 4 Inverkip st
Milligan Andrew, policeman, 18 Dalrymple st
Milligan John, Customs' officer, 31 Trafalgar st
Milligan William, engine-driver, 27 Bfuce st
Milligan William, mercantile clerk, 38 Brisbane st
MILLIKEN Mrs, 8 Mount Pleasant st
MILLOY Hugh, joiner, 8 Mount Pleasant st
Milloy Thomas, seaman, 13 Holmscroft st
MILLS James, carpenter, 71 Regent st
Mills John, carpenter, n Lauriston st
Mills John, ship surveyor, 10 Brisbane st
Mills Robert, engineer, 5 East Crawford st
Mills Robert, engineer and blacksmith, 5 and 6 Dock breast.
Ho. 17 Brougham st
Mills Robert, plater, 22 St. Lawrence st
Mills Mrs A., Hamilton's servants' registry, 17 Brougham st
Mills Mrs, 1 Bruce st
MILNAY John, fitter, 18 Serpentine walk
MILNE Dugald, insurance agent. 15 Lyle st
Milne Francis, railway guard, 60 Ann st
Milne James, tailor's cutter, 19 Wellington st
Milne John, blacksmith, 3 Campsie ter
Milne Peter, missionary, 95 Dempster st
MINTO George, commission agent, 27 Patrick st
MITCHELL Andrew, cartwright, 9 Nicolson st
Mitchell Alexander, engineer, Overton
Mitchell Archibald, carter, 71 Wellington st
Mitchell Archibald, joiner, 4 Carwood st

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Mitchell Archibald, mason, 14 Murdieston st
Mitchell & Co., type-writers, 27 West Burn st
Mitchell Daniel, carpenter, 30 Bruce st
Mitchell Donald, joiner, 7 Nile st
Mitchell Dugald, engineer, 24 Lynedoch st
Mitchell Fergus, woolsorter, 74 Ann st
Mitchell Gavin L., joiner, 44 Lynedoch st
Mitchell George G., superintendent, Working Boys' Home,
3 Lyle st
Mitchell James, boilermaker, 3 Brachelston st
Mitchell James, cooper, r6 Lynedoch st
Mitchell James, plumber (registered) and gasfitter, 5 West
Stewart st. Ho. 29 Ardgowan st, west
Mitchell James C, tobacconist, 23 Rue-end st. Ho. 16
Lynedoch st
Mitchell John, boilermaker, 13 Ingleston st
Mitchell John, brassfinisher, 8 Hay st
Mitchell John, coach and van builder, 5 Brougham st. Ho.
23 West Stewart st
Mitchell John, cooper, 76 Ann st
Mitchell John, draughtsman, 15 Dempster st
Mitchell John, engineer, 6 Lyle st
Mitchell John, gardener, 5 Brachelston st
Mitchell John, joiner, 65 Belville st
Mitchell John, joiner, 29 Cathcart st
Mitchell Robert, spirit salesman, Thomas st
Mitchell Thomas, clothier and draper, 23 Cathcart st. Ho.
27 Lyle st
Mitchell Walter, joiner, 1 East William st
Mitchell William, boilermaker, 13 Ingleston st
Mitchell William, shorthand writer, Sheriff-Court, Nelson st.
Ho. 29 do.
Mitchell William H., tobacconist, 9 Hamilton st. Ho. 16
Lynedoch st
Mitchell William J., labourer, 15 Mill st
Mitchell Miss E., grocer and branch Post Office, 40 Nelson
st. Ho. 21 Roxburgh st
Mitchell Miss Maggie, fishmonger, 25 Regent st
Mitchell Mrs Andrew, 27 Regent st
Mitchell Mrs, news-agent, 54 Ann st
MOAHOUSE Martin, engineer, 82 Belville st
MOFFAT Alexander, blacksmith, 10 East Blackhall st

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Moffat, Alexander, engineer, 21 Wellington st
Moffat David, carpenter, 8 Carwood st
Moffat David, moulder, 14 Mearns st
Moffat Gilbert, 21 Brisbane st
Moffat John, goods guard, 27 Belville st
Moffat John, shipwright, 7 Lauriston st
Moffat Robert, baker, 16 Lynedoch st. Ho. 13 do.-
Moffat William, engineer, 9 East Crawford st
Moffat William, moulder, 10 Baker st
Moffat Misses J. & M., milliners, 39 West Blackhall st. Ho!
21 Brisbane st
MOGGY Samuel, labourer, 25 Bruce st
MOIR Robert W., river pilot, 24 Union st
Moir William D., commission agent and cigar importer,
Lilybank, Cardwell bay
MOLES J. & Co., tailors and clothiers, 27 West Burn st
Moles James (of J. Moles & Co.), 23 Brisbane st
MOLSEED Andrew (of Post Office), 10 Jamaica st
Molseed James, painter, 22 West Stewart st
MONAGHAN John, blacksmith, 13 Holmscroft st
Monaghan William, shoemaker, 5 Ropework st
MONTAGUE George, insurance agent and stationer, 7
Cross-shore st. Ho. 45 Shaw st
MONTGOMERIE John, goods superintendent, Caledonian
Railway Co. Office, Railway cottage, Bogle st. Ho.
15 Forsyth st
MONTGOMERY Andrew S., clerk, 52 Kelly st
Montgomery Henry, sawyer, 30 Arthur st
Montgomery Robert, engineer, and brassfounder, 9 East
Stewart st. Ho. 14 St. Lawrence st
Montgomery Thomas, watchmaker, 14 St. Lawrence st
MONTIETH James, gas stoker, 32 Ingleston st
MOODIE Alexander, bookkeeper, 60 Eldon st
Moodie A. & M., grocers and provision merchants, 1 Bel-
ville st. Ho. 73 do.
Moodie Robert, greenkeeper, 31 Nelson st, west
Moodie William, slater, 62 Ann st
MOODY Allan, janitor, Belville Street Public School, 73
Belville st
Moody David, brassfmisher, 18 East Crawford st
Moody Mrs, greengrocer, 25 Nelson st
MOON Francis (late supervisor of I.R.), 38 Brisbane st

DIRECTORY. 1 8
MOONEY James, labourer, 6 Boyd st
Mponey Mrs, 5 William st .
MOORE David, confectioner, 76 Ann st
Moore James, gardener, 15 Newton st
Moore Joseph, engineer, 1 1 East Crawford st
Moore William, painter, 85 Belville st
Moore Zachariah, caulker, 17 John st
MORE George, gardener, 90 Dempster st
More Mrs James, 24 Brisbane st
MORI Enrico, confectioner, 1 Inverkip st
MORIES Alexander S. (of James M'Lean & Co.), Eversley,
Bridge-of-Weir
Mories James S. (of John Mories & Co.), 51 Newton st
Mories John & Co., timber measurers, 2 Cathcart st
MORISON George, tea merchant and grocer, 27 Cathcart
st. Ho. Hayfield, 43 Finnart st
Morison John A., timber merchant, coal, and commission
agent, 4 Bogle st. Ho. 7 Roxburgh st
Morison J. B. & Co., general grocers and wine
merchants, 29 West Blackhall st, 13 Finnart
st, and Lilybank, Cardwell bay
Morison J. B. (of J. B. Morison & Co.), 55 Forsyth st
Morison John, accountant and house factor, 29 West Burn
st. Ho. 23 Brisbane st
Morison Neil, tailor and clothier, 33 West Burn st
Morison William, carpenter, 15 Lyle st
MORNING Robert, potter, 52 East Hamilton st
MORRIN William, missionary, 12 Wellington st
MORRIS John, potter, 18 Port-Glasgow rd
Morris John, salesman, 69 Nicolson st
Morris Patrick, machinist, 86 Belville st
Morris Rev. David, R.C. clergyman, 14 Patrick st
Morris Robert, grocer, 23 Vennel. Ho. 8 Duff st
Morris Thomas J., brakesman, 78 Dempster st
Morris Mrs James, 8 George sq
Morris Mrs, broker, 20 Tobago st
Morris Mrs, 55 Holmscroft st
MORRISON A. & D., ship carpenters, blockmakers, and
joiners, 3 Clarence st
Morrison Alexander, carpenter, 43 Holmscroft st
Morrison Alexander (of A. & D. Morrison), 32 West
Stewart st
1

182 DIRECTORY.
Morrison Daniel, tobacconist, 9 East breast
Morrison David, labourer, 66 Drumfrochar rd
Morrison Donald, flesher, 19 Newton st
Morrison Donald, railway porter, 8 Watt st
Morrison Dugald, carter, 13 Brachelston st
Morrison Duncan, carpenter, 17 Antigua st
Morrison Duncan D., plumber (registered) and gasfitter, 10
Charles st. Ho. 14 Ardgowan st, west lT J
Morrison Finlay D., writer, 32 Cathcart st. Ho. Alt-na-craig,
Lyle rd
Morrison Hugh, labourer, 5 Caddlehill st
Morrison James, fish merchant, 49 Shaw st. Ho. 45 do.
Morrison James, flesher, 7 West Blackhall st
Morrison James, labourer, 1 1 Mill st
Morrison James (of Morrison & Sons), Alma villa, Gourock
Morrison James, pastry baker, 20 Trafalgar st
Morrison James D., coal merchant, 3 Clarence st. Ho. 32
West Stewart st
Morrison John, engineer, 21 Wellington st
_L Morrison John, head-master, Duncan Street Public School,
'
7 Caddlehill st
Morrison John, labourer, 3 St. Andrew st
Morrison John, seaman, 22 Lynedoch st
Morrison John & Sons, lithographers, bookbinders, and
stationers, 67 Rue-end st
Morrison John F. (of John Morrison & Son), 29 Mearns st
Morrison Neil, labourer, 6 Hill st
Morrison Peter, carpenter, 7 Dempster st
Morrison Robert, engine-driver, 52 West Blackhall st
Morrison Robert, moulder, 18 Hope st
Morrison Robert, policeman, 4 Hill st
Morrison & Sons, tailors, clothiers, and outfitters, 41 Cath-
cart st
Morrison William, broker, 23 Tobago st. Ho. 31 Nicolson st
Morrison William, clerk, 101 Belviile st
Morrison William, engineer, 25 Lynedoch st
Morrison William D., clerk, 5 Kill st
Morrison Miss, 34 Brisbane st
Morrison Miss Mary, 41 Nicolson st
Morrison Misses, 2 Esplanade
Morrison Mrs David, 37 Kelly st
Morrison Mrs James, 29 Mearns st

DIRECTORY. 1 83
Morrison Mrs William, greengrocer, 15 Regent st
Morrison Mrs, 5 Roxburgh st
MORROW Andrew, cabinetmaker, 7 Caddlehill st
MORTON Archibald, checker, 5 Watt st
Morton Ernest (of James Morton & Son, Glasgow), 30
Forsyth st
Morton George (of Boston, Menzies & Morton), 86 Union st
Morton James & Sons, iron and steel merchants, 8 Princes
sq, Buchanan st, Glasgow
Morton & Kidd, wholesale and retail ironmongers, steel,
iron, and metal merchants, blacksmiths, and agents for
Milner's fireproof safes, 24 Hamilton st. Workshops,
2 Hunter pi
Morton Robert (of Morton & Williamson, consulting
engineers, Glasgow), 30 Forsyth st
Morton Robert, skinner, 66 East Hamilton st
Morton & Young, tea dealers,
Morton Miss, 9 Ardgowan sq
Morton Misses, 28 Robertson st
Morton Mrs, tobacconist, 36 Hamilton st. Ho. 27 West
Blackhall st
Mossman William, joiner, 68 Regent st. Ho. 11 Ann st
MOUNT Michael, boatman, 17 Shaw st
Mount Park Free Church, Trafalgar st
Mount Park Steamship Co., Limited— J. & J. Denholm,
managers
Mount Pleasant U.P. Church, 23 Mount Pleasant st
MOUNTFORD Jabez, curator, Mechanics' Institute, 11
Tobago st
MOWATT Mrs Janet, 6 John st
MUIR Allan, baker and confectioner, 15 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 22 Union st
Muir Gavin, foreman, Cereals Co., 7 Ingleston st
Muir George, flesher, 13 West Blackhall st. Ho. 49
Brougham st
Muir Henry, greengrocer, 5 Inverkip st
Muir James, brassfinisher, 12 Trafalgar st
Muir James, manager, Wilson's, and Clyde Coal Co., Limited,
5 Chapel st. Ho. 58 Kelly st
Muir James, 4 Duff st
Muir James, engine-driver, 12 South st
Muir James D. (of J. & J. Muir), 47 Brougham st

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DIRECTORY.
Muir James, engineer, 5 Lauriston st
Muir John, ironplater, 67 Belville st
Muir John, joiner, 10 Hay st
Muir John, papermaker, 61 Ann st
Muir John, policeman, 106 Dempster st
Muir John L. (of J. & J. Muir), 5 Robertson st
Muir J. & J., provision merchants, 25 Vennel
Muir Robert, engineer, 14 Hope st
Muir Robert (of Leitch & Muir), 63 Eldon st
Muir Robert & Sons, millers and grain merchants, 6 East
Stewart st. Ho. 2 St. Andrew sq
Muir Robert W. (of T. O. Hunter & Co.), 32 Brisbane st
Muir R. G. (of Muir & Weir), Fernbank, 87 Newton st
Muir Simon, gas meter inspector, 68 Kelly st
Muir Thomas, ironmoulder, 17 Belville st
Muir & Weir, sack manufacturers and merchants, Upper
Ingleston
Muir William, baker, 12 Cathcart st. Ho. 2 St. Andrew sq.
Muir William, engineer, 74 Wellington st
Muir William, feuar, 32 Brisbane st
Muir William, joiner, 35 Roxburgh st
Muir William, lathsplitter, 83 Wellington st
Muir William, papermaker, 8 Nile st
Muir Miss A., grocer, 14 South st. Ho. 68 Kelly st
Muir Miss Margaret, 49 Brougham st
Muir Miss, 28 Wellington st
Muir Mrs Alexander, 18 Bogle st
Muir Mrs J. T., 23 Trafalgar st
Muir Mrs Matthew, 9 Argyle st
Muir Mrs R., feuar, 47 Brougham st
Muir Mrs S., 4 Inverkip st
Muir Mrs, 7 Lynedoch st
MULHOLLAND Richard, machinist, 3 Ingleston st
Mulholland Robert, carpenter, 3 Mackenzie st 1
MULLEN John, seaman, 17 South st
MUMME Carl, shipbuilder, Dungallon, 30 Newark st
"MUNDELL George, gardener, 26 South st
MUNDIE Peter, cooper, 28 Lynedoch st
Mundie James, boatman, 10 Terrace rd
MUNN Archibald, feltworker, 18 St. Lawrence st
Munn Arthur, cooper, 5 Hope st
Munn John, fireman, 31 Lyle st

DIRECTORY. 1 85
Munn Robert, pilot, 60 Regent st
Munn William, 18 South st
Munn Miss Agnes. 13 Kelly st
Munn Mrs, 32 West Blackhall st
MUNRO Alexander, way inspector,
97 Roxburgh st
Munro Colin, cooper, 23 Lynedoch st
Munro Colin, grocer, 42 Crawfurd st
Caledonian Railway,
Munro Daniel, porter, 5 Hill st
Munro Duncan, clerk and insurance agent, 1 Ford pi,
Finnart st
Munro Donald, blacksmith, 16 Port-Glasgow rd
Munro George, carpenter, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
Munro George S., draughtsman, 24 Union st
Munro Hugh, skinner, 16 Port-Glasgow rd
Munro James, salesman, 28 Wellington st
Munro James, seaman, 6 Duff st
Munro James, cook, 83 Dempster st
Munro John, blacksmith, 61 Holmscroft st
Munro Martin, carpenter, 10 Murdieston st
Munro Norman, baker, 2 Mount Pleasant st. Ho. 15
Nelson st, west
Munro William, messenger-at-arms, and Sheriff
officer, 13 Hamilton st. Ho. 26 South st.
Munro Miss, dressmaker, 23 Lynedoch st
Munro Mrs C, 15 Nelson st, west
Munro Mrs William, 6 Kelly st
MUNTZ'S Metal Co., copper, &c, manufacturers—A. G.
Kidston & Co., agents
MURCHIE Robert, painter, paperhanger, and decorator,
29 Regent st. Ho. 7 Lyle st
Murchie Mrs, 1 2 WT
att st
MURDOCH David, carpenter, 33 East Crawford st
/Murdoch James, shipbuilder (Port-Glasgow) Lochwards, 7
Octavia ter
Murdoch James, draughtsman, 15 Lynedoch st
Murdoch Samuel, roadman, 32 Inverkip st
Murdoch Samuel, tailor, 21 Bearhope st
Murdoch William D., labourer, 20 Wellington st
Murdoch William, joiner, 9 Carwood st
Murdoch Miss, matron, Medical Aid Home, 15 Caddlehill st
Murdoch Mrs John, 68 East Hamilton st

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Murdoch Mrs, lodgings, 7 Kelly st
Murdoch Mrs, 20 Lynedoch st
MURPHY Bernard, green grocer, n Ann st
Murphy David, lather, 95 Roxburgh st
Murphy Daniel, carter, 26 Wellington st
Murphy Denis, cooper, 17 Brougham st
Murphy Edward, broker, 26 Dalrymple st
Murphy James, labourer, 2 Springkell st
Murphy John L., clergyman (R.C. Church of St. Lawrence,
Rue-end), Wood cottage, Upper cres
Murphy Robert, coal dealer, 16 Sir Michael st
Murphy William J., labourer, 70 Ann st
Murphy Mrs Robert, marine store dealer, 10 Cartsburn st.
Ho. 17 Brougham st
Murphy Mrs, newsagent, 10 Manse lane
MURRAY Alexander, carpenter, 32 East Crawford st
Murray Alexander, joiner, 9 Lynedoch st
Murray Alexander B., compositor, 85 Wellington st
Murray Alexander C, storekeeper, 38 Nelson st, west
Murray A. D. (of Alexander Cameron & Murray), organising
secretary, Greenock Unionist Five Hundred, Bellvue,
Barrhill rd, Gourock
Murray Andrew S., blacksmith, 19 Antigua st
Murray Charles, mason, 5 Brachelston st
Murray Charles, 60 Kelly st
Murray Donald, carpenter, 76 Dempster st
Murray George, joiner, 79 Port-Glasgow rd
Murray George (of M. F Dunlop & Murray), 5 Robertson st
Murray H. & Co., drapers, clothiers, and outfitters, 30
Charles st. Ho. 13 Brisbane st
Murray James, general turner and timber merchant, 30
Market st. Ho. 4 Robertson st
Murray James, gilder, 20 Pottery st
Murray James, tanner, 36 East Hamilton st
Murray John, mason, 7 Mount Pleasant st \
Murray John, clothier, 32 Ann st. Ho. 4 Prospecthill st
Murray Joseph, sawyer, 20 John st
Murray Neil, postman, 68 Wellington st
Murray Philip, iron driller, 114 Dempster st
Murray Robert, engineer, 3 Antigua st
Murray Robert, engineer, 68 Kelly st
Murray Robert S. (of Fyfe & Murray), 27 Union st

DIRECTORY. 1 87
Murray Samuel, watchman, 19 Ingleston pi
*""Murray Timothy B., wine merchant, 5 Mansionhouse lane.
Ho. 28 Trafalgar st
Murray William, iron moulder, 24 Wellington st
Murray Miss, 22 Robertson st
Murray Miss, 5 Holmscroft st
Murray Mrs, 1 East William st
Murray Mrs William, 25 Bruce st
Murray Mrs, dressmaker, 56 Kelly st
MUSHET Mrs, 9 Watt st
MUSEUM (Antiquarian), Watt Institution, Kelly st
N
NAIRN Alexander, painter, 51 Shaw st
Nairn Andrew, painter, 5 Bearhope st
NAPIER James, engineer, 25 Regent st
Napier Line Steamers, for Sweden—T. O.
agents
Hunter & Co.,
Napier William, governor, H.M. prison, 3 Nelson st, west
Napier Mrs Ann, 7 Holmscroft st
NATIONAL Bank of Scotland (Limited), 29 Cathcart st—
J. Campbell Hart, agent
National Pawnbroking Office, 22 Arthur st and 21 Stanners
st— John Campbell, manager
National Telephone Co. (Limited), Municipal buildings,
Wallace sq
NEIL James, 57 Regent st
Neil Rev. John C, minister of Mearns st E.U. Church, 8
Wellington st
Neil Thomas, carpenter, 33 Ingleston st
Neil Thomas, patternmaker, 22 Antigua st
Neil Thomas S., ironmonger and ship chandler, 25 Rue-end
st. Ho. 1 Caddlehifl st
Neil William, iron moulder, 3 Trafalgar st
Neil William, ropespinner, 112 Drumfrochar rd
Neil Mrs Robert, greengrocer, 9 Newton st. Ho. 19 Nelson
st, west
NEILL & Co., warehouse-keepers, Dellingburn st
Neill, Dempster & Neill, sugar refiners, 78 Drumfrochar rd

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DIRECTORY.
Neill George D. (of Neill, Dempster & Neill), 26 Forsyth st
Neill Hugh R. & Co., grocers, wine merchants, Italian
warehousemen, and contractors to the R.N., 27 West
Blackhall st
Neill Hugh R. (of Hugh R. Neill & Co.), 19 Ardgowan
st, west
Neill James, marine surveyor, 21 Shaw st. Ho. 53 Union st
Neill John, farmer, South Hillend, East Crawford st
Neill John (of Neill, Dempster & Neill), Glenfield, 1
Bedford st
Neill John, watchmaker, 5 Caddlehill st
Neill R. & S., Clerk & Orkney, writers and notaries public,
2 Argyle st
Neill Samuel, ropespinner, 124 Drumfrochar rd
Neill Tom, Towerlands, 9 Octavia ter
Neill William J. (of Neill, Dempster & Neill), Lawthorn, 13
Octavia ter
Neill Mrs John, 26 Newark st
Neill Mrs John, 24 West Stewart st
Neill Mrs, 1 1 East Blackhall st
NEILSON Andrew, engine-driver, 6 Carwood st
Neilson Duncan, irondriller, 95 Roxburgh st
Neilson John, boilermaker, 14 Bruce st
Neilson William, irondriller, 78 Belville st
Neilson William (of Robert Lusk & Co.), 30 Brisbane st
NELLIS Edward, baker, 64 Holmscroft st
NELIS John, insurance agent, 112 Dempster st
NELSON Alexander, joiner, 14 Murdiesron st
Nelson Frank, painter, 2 Holmscroft st
Nelson James, bookbinder, 65 Holmscroft st
Nelson Mrs, furnishings, 44 Lynedoch st. Ho. 39 do.
NESS David, blacksmith, 38 East Hamilton st
Ness James, blacksmith, 61 Ann st
- NEW Assembly Rooms, 21 West Stewart st
T* NEWALL Charles, grocer and provision merchant,
Lynedoch st. Ho. 5 Dempster st
44
Newall Mrs, 5 Dempster st
Newall Mrs, 14 Eldon st
NEWCOMEN Steamship Co., Limited, 2 West Quay—
Leitch & Muir, managers
NEWMAN Miss, 24 Brisbane st
NEWNHAM Alfred, chief officer, R.N., 3 Campsie ter

DIRECTORY.
New Zealand Shipping Co., Limited, Arcade
Andrew Picken & Co., agents.
NICCOL David, marine engineer, 37 Kelly st
Niccol Robert, author on sugar refining, 10 South st
NICHOLLS Edward, shipwright, 96 Dempster st
NICHOLSON David, police sergeant, 7 Prospecthill st
Nicholson William, clerk, 49 Mearns st
NICOL Alexander, cooper, 38 Lynedoch st
Nicol Andrew, carpenter, 65 Roxburgh st
Nicol Charles, carpenter. 17 Lynedoch st
Nicol David, blacksmith, 6 Carwood st
Nicol Duncan & Co., coal merchants, 55 Rue-end st and 20
Brougham st
Nicol Duncan (of Duncan Nicol & Co.), 2 Octavia ter
Nicol Gavin, tailor and clothier, 35 West Burn
st. Ho. 64 Kelly st
Nicol James, blacksmith, 3 Orchard st
Nicol James, carpenter, 31 Lyle st
Nicol James, engineer, 9 Ardgowan st, west
Nicol John, carpenter, 36 Lynedoch st
Nicol John, joiner, 83 Wellington st
Nicol John S. (of Duncan Nicol & Co.), Fairmount, 40
Esplanade
Nicol Walter, blacksmith, 6 Lyle st
Nicol William, blacksmith, 9 Dempster st
Nicol Mrs Alexander, 63 Nicolson st
Nicol Mrs D., 2 Octavia ter
Nicol Mrs, dressmaker, 13 Nelson st, west
NICOLL James, accountant and stockbroker, 2 Bank st.
Ho. 32 Margaret st
Nicoll William, manager at Clyde Foundry, East Hamilton
st. Ho. 12 Octavia cottages
Nicoll Mrs James, 32 Margaret st
NICOLSON Alexander, boatman, 36 Crawfurd st
Nicolson Alexander, jun., boatman, 4 Nelson st, Glebe
Nicolson Angus, seaman, 16 Hope st
Nicolson David, moulder, 31 Lynedoch st
Nicolson Donald, yardman, 64 Wellington st
Nicolson Donald, labourer, 5 Lynedoch st
Nicolson Donald, shipping porter, 32 Kelly st
Nicolson James, joiner, 82 Belville st
Nicolson John, brassfinisher, 20 St. Lawrence st
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DIRECTORY.
Nicolson John, labourer, 33 Lynedoch st
Nicolson John, sawyer, 5 Mount Pleasant st
Nicolson Norman, wine and spirit merchant, 22 Cathcart st.
Ho. 3 Antigua st
Nicolson Samuel, 3 Antigua st
Nicolson William, carter, 7 Kilblain st
NIMMO Robert, boilermaker, 22 Antigua st
Nimmo Mrs Andrew, 17 Ardgowan sq
NISBET Samuel, engine-driver, 24 Bruce st
Nisbet Thomas, engineer, 62 Kelly st
NIVEN Alexander, hosier, glover, and shirtmaker, 6 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 6 Brisbane st
Niven Archibald F., clerk, 35 Kelly st
Niven Archibald (of Boyd & Niven), 81 Brisbane st
Niven G. W., bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder,
21 Brymner st. Ho. 23 Newton
st
Niven James, tailor's cutter, 8 Lyle st
Niven John, blacksmith, 59 Holmscroft st
Niven John, shiprigger, 6 Water st, Port-Glasgow. Ho.
Creberlee, Bogston
Niven Robert, riveter, 54 East Hamilton st
Niven Miss, 36 Ingleston st
Niven Miss 89 East Hamilton st
Niven Mrs, 13 Ardgowan st, west
Niven Mrs, Craigend villa, 15 Johnstone st
NIXON Henry, Inspector of Poor, Port-Glasgow. Ho. 30
Ardgowan st, west
Nixon James, clerk of works, 1 2 Trafalgar st
Nixon Mrs William, 13 Holmscroft st
NOBLE Alexander, tanner, 4 Sinclair st
Noble Thomas, restaurant keeper, 32 East Hamilton st.
Ho. 20 Bank st
Noble John, clerk, 2 South st
Noble John, craneman, 63 Ann st
Noble Tom, H.M. Customs, 17 South st
NORMAN Louis, photographer, 2 Campsie ter
NORRIE James, carpenter, 50 East Hamilton st
Norrie William, lithographer, 3 Argyle st
NORTH British Daily Mail and Glasgow Weekly Mail
newspapers. Greenock branch office, Municipal buildings,
Hamilton st—George Wardle, agent

DIRECTORY. 191
North British Railway Company, carriers, Lynedoch st,
Albert Harbour, James Watt Dock, and Inchgreen
stations—Wm. Chisholm, agent
Northern Pawnbroking Salerooms, 65 Rue-end st. R.
Johnstone, proprietor
NORTON Thomas, fitter, 103 Belville st
NUTT James, joiner, 58 Kelly st
Nutt William, joiner, 73 Holmscroft st
O
OAKDEN Mrs A. E., matron, House of Refuge
OATES James, joiner, 16 Kilblain st
O'BRIAN Mrs M., 13 West Stewart st
O'BRIEN Catherine, licensed broker, 33 Dalrymple st.
Ho. 67 Roxburgh st
O'Brien E. & M., glass and china merchants, 61 Vennel and
6 Sir Michael st. Ho. 18 Kelly st
O'DONNELL John, flesher, 1 r Cross-shore st, 6 Sir Michael
st, and r Stanners st. Ho. 8 Cross-shore st
O'Donnell Mrs, broker, 28 Tobago st
OGG William, engineer, 7 Ingleston st
OGILVIE Mrs John, 12 Nile st
O'HARA William, spirit dealer, 61 Main st. Ho. 26
Mearns st
OHLMS William, hairdresser and perfumer, 7 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 15 Finnart st
O'KANE Jeremiah, butter and egg dealer, 9 Duff st. Ho.
5 1 Shaw st
OLD Equitable Loan Co., pawnbrokers, 39 Hamilton st
OLDING Alfred, fitter, 36 Crescent st
Olding William, labourer, 93 Belville st
OLIVER James, blacksmith, 57 Belville st
Oliver James, ironmoulder, 19 Lyle st
Oliver Samuel, engineer, 104 Dempster st
Oliver William, engineer, 36 Mount Pleasant st
Oliver William, skinner, 1 1 East Crawford st
O'NEILL Henry, hairdresser, 44 Vennel
O'Neill Hugh, compositor, 74 Wellington st
O'Neill John, mason, 32 Arthur st
O'Neill John, tailor, 13 Crawfurd st

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DIRECTORY.
O'Neill Mrs S., pawnbroker, 8 Stanners st. Ho. 32 West
Stewart st
ORANGE Hall, 1 East Blackhall st
ORCHARD David, labourer, 28 East Hamilton st
Orchard Sugar Refining Co., 22 Ingleston st
ORIENT Line Royal Mail Steamers, Arcade-
Andrew Picken & Co., agents
ORKNEY Alexander (of M'Arthur & Orkney), 6 Glen st
Orkney Robert (of R. & S. Neill, Clerk & Orkney), 63
Octavia ter
Orkney William, joiner, 17 Lynedoch st
Orkney Miss M. N., 65 Octavia ter
ORMISTON James, manager, 43 Lynedoch st
ORR Alexander, carter, 89 Roxburgh st
Orr Allan, joiner, 20 Trafalgar st
Orr Daniel (of John Orr & Son), 41 Dempster st
Orr Duncan, teacher, 12 Brisbane st
Orr, Hunter, & Co., Limited, rope manufacturers, and sailmakers,
4 West Quay lane. Works—Greenock Ropework,
43 Wellington st
Orr James (of William Orr & Co.), 7 Kilblain st
Orr James, seaman, 1 1 Lynedoch st
Orr James, smith, 6 Antigua st
Orr James, draper, 7 East Crawford st
Orr John, blacksmith, 16 Port-Glasgow rd
Orr John, boatman, 59 Rue-end st
Orr John, joiner, 12 Trafalgar st
Orr John, jun., 45 Regent st
Orr John E., engineer, 29 Regent st
Orr John & Son, grocers and wine merchants, 13 Ann st
Orr Joseph, labourer, 22 Arthur st
Orr, Pollock & Co., letterpress printers and newspaper
proprietors, 14 Charles st and 15 Sugarhouse lane
Orr Robert, railway porter, 35 Lynedoch st
Orr Thomas, jun., boatbuilder, 2 and 4 East Blackhall st.
Ho. 1 Armadale pi
Orr Thomas C, boatbuilder, 5 St. Andrew st. Ho. 2 Antigua
st
Orr William & Co., carting contractors, 7 Kilblain st
Orr William, farmer, Craigieknowes
Orr William (of William Orr & Co.), 7 Kilblain st
Orr William, retired shipmaster, 14 Ardgowan sq

DIRECTORY. I 93
Orr William C, engineer, 41 Ann st
Orr William H., flesher,
doch st
38 St. Lawrence st. Ho. 35 Lyne-
Orr Miss Helen M., boys' dressmaker, 3
Orr Miss M. F., 14 Crescent st
Orr Miss, greengrocer, 39 Ann st
Orr Miss, 73 Ann st
Kelly st
Orr Miss, 24 Brisbane st
Orr Mrs Donald, fancy goods, 25 Nelson st, west
Orr Mrs John, feuar, 41 Dempster st
O'SHEA Ambrose, chimney sweep, 3 Argyle st
OSTEN Gustave von, tutor, 30 South st
C OSTLER Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 2 Carnock st.
Ho. 14 Wellington st
OSWALD Mrs John, 25 Trafalgar st
OTTO Charles, seaman, 23 Nicolson st
OWEN Robert (manager, T. A. Gray), 2 Watt pi
Owen & Pride Misses, milliners and straw hatters, Luton
house, 36 Brymner st. Ho. 7
OW
Kelly st
T
ENS Thomas, mason, Overton
PACE Andrew, gardener, 100 Brisbane st
PACIFIC Steam Navigation Co.— Agents, Andrew
Picken & Co., Arcade
PAGE Thomas, moulder, 49 Mearns st
PAGET John, feuar, painter, and grocer, 28 Dalrymple st.
Ho. Greenbank house, 48 Kelly st
Paget M. J., draper, 29 Charles st
PAINTERS' (House and Ship) Protection Society, 13 East
Shaw st
PAISLEY George, patternmaker, 36 Lynedoch st
PALK William Thomas, agent for J. Budgett & Son, Limited,
19 Ardgowan st, west
PALMER Robert, janitor, Shaw Street Public School
Palmer Thomas, irondresser, 22 St. Lawrence st
PARK Archibald, lamplighter, 97 Port-Glasgow rd
Park Boyd, 3 Antigua st
Park Boyd P., grocer, 53 Main st. Ho. 3 Antigua st
13

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DIRECTORY.
Park John, blacksmith, locksmith, bellhanger, and general
furnishing ironmonger, warehouse— 28 Roxburgh st
workshop— 12 Trafalgar st. Ho. 9 Wellington st
Park John, flesher, 16 Robertson st
Park Matthew, saddler, 58 Rue-end st. Ho. 3 Antigua st
Park Robert, policeman, 85 Dempster st
Park Robert, steamboat master, 30 Brymner st
Park William (of Greenock Towing Co.), 10 Jamaica st
Park William U., M.A., Cantab., mathematical master,
Greenock Academy. Ho. 17 Robertson st
Park Miss, boys' dressmaker, 16 South st
Park Mrs James, feuar (of Greenock Towing Co.), 36 Brisbane
st
PARKER Hugh, steamboat porter, 21 Dempster st
Parker James, boilermaker, 5 Ingleston st
Parker James A., clerk, 24 Robertson st
Parker John, provision merchant, 1 West Stewart st. Ho.
47 Crawfurd st
Parker John, shoemaker, 20 St. Lawrence st
Parker Joseph, mussel merchant, 22 Cathcart st
Parker Lachlan, moulder, 5 Ingleston st
Parker Matthew, joiner, 91 Dempster st
Parker Richard S., slater, 2 Holmscroft st
Parker Robert, engineer, 10 Carnock st
Parker Mrs, fruiterer, 90 Roxburgh st. Ho. 57 Inverkip st
Parker Mrs, 6 Finnart st
PARKHILL James M., produce and commission merchant,
10 Cross-shore st. Ho. Skelmorlie
Parkhill M., labourer, 63 Holmscroft st
PARLANE William, joiner, 10 Carwood st
PAROCHIAL Board Rooms, 36 Nicolson st
PATERSON Alexander, patternmaker, 95 Belville st
Paterson Andrew, carter, 18 Dalrymple st
Paterson A. & Son, ham curers and provision merchants
(wholesale), 39 Hamilton st. Ho. 25 West Burn st
Paterson A. & W., shoemakers, 41 Hamilton st
Paterson Charles, boot and shoe merchant, 31 Cathcart st
and 5 Grey pi
Paterson Charles, clerk, 94 Dempster st
Paterson Charles M. (of Charles Paterson & Sons), 14 Eldon st
Paterson Charles & Sons, tanners and leather merchants, 19
Cartsburn st
;

DIRECTORY. 1 95
Paterson Charles, traveller, 34 Mount Pleasant st
Paterson Daniel, bank teller, The Clydesdale Bank, Limited.
Ho. 25 Esplanade
Paterson Donald, clerk, 5 1 Kelly st
Paterson D. A. (of C. Paterson), 25 Robertson st
Paterson D. H., timekeeper, 21 Brisbane st
Paterson Gavin, joiner and builder, 31 Roxburgh st. Ho.
81 Holmscroft st
Paterson George, plumber, 4 Mearns st
Paterson George D. (of Chas. Paterson & Sons), 14 Eldon st
Paterson James, accountant, house factor, insurance agent,
and stockbroker, secretary Greenock Traders' Association,
Greenock Model Building Society, and Greenock
Building Company, Limited, 14 Hamilton st. Ho. 7
Belville st
Paterson James, engineer, 7 Belville st
Paterson James (of J. Little & Co.), 33 Finnart st
Paterson James, Seafield cottage, 32 Eldon st
Paterson J. & H. M., engineers and- naval architects, 32
Eldon st
Paterson John, draughtsman, 21 Nelson st, west
Paterson John, engineer, 2 Mearns st
Paterson Lachlan, general draper, 13 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 5 1 Brisbane st
Paterson Robert, clerk, 30 Lynedoch st
Paterson Robert, coppersmith, 12 Dalrymple st
Paterson Robert, fitter, 97 Roxburgh st
Paterson Robert, hosier, glover, hatter, and shirtmaker, 13
Hamilton st. Ho. Stewart pi, Kilmalcolm
Paterson Robert, seaman, 19 Bruce st
Paterson Robert Reid (of Cartsburn Sugar Refining Company
and shipowner), City buildings. Ho. Elmhurst,
42 Newark st
Paterson Thomas, labourer, 5 Tobago st
Paterson Walter, watchmaker, 1 Holmscroft st
Paterson Walter, watchmaker and jeweller, 25 Hamilton st.
Ho. 87 Dempster st
Paterson William, carpenter, 14 West Blackhall st
Paterson William, engineer, 20 Roxburgh st
Paterson William, grocer and provision merchant, 3c Vennel.
Ho. 5 Roxburgh st
Paterson William, slater, Hunter pi. Ho. 25 Bruce st

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196
DIRECTORY.
Paterson William, tailor, 28 Bruce st
Paterson Miss, 29 Brougham st
Paterson Mrs, 37 Bank st
Paterson Mrs, 13 Holmscroft st
PATON Alexander, engineer, 18 Hope st
Paton Alexander, hairdresser, 28 Brymner st. Ho. 65
Nicolson st
Paton Alexander, jun., grocer and provision merchant, 36
Ingleston st. Ho. 32 Crescent st
Paton Alexander, labourer, 75 Wellington st
Paton Alexander, tanner, 32 Crescent st
Paton Allan Park, librarian, Greenock library, Watt Monument,
9 Union st
Paton Archibald John (of Ross, Corbett & Co.), Rockvilla,
38 Eldon st
Paton George, painter, no Dempster st
Paton George William (of Ross, Corbett & Co.),
Innellan
Ashgrove,
j Paton James, M.D., CM., physician and surgeon, 3
Ardgowan st
Paton James, photographer, 59 Esplanade
Paton James, storekeeper, 39 Ann st
Paton Mrs, 18 East Crawford st
Paton Mrs, 26 Wellington st
( PATRICK Adam (of Adam Patrick & Son), 47 Finnart st
Patrick Adam & Son, boot and shoemakers, 6 West Blaokhall
st. (See Advt.)
Patrick A., engineer, 31 Trafalgar st
Patrick Alexander, engineer, 21 Belville st
Patrick Alexander, engineer, 19 Nelson st, west
Patrick Alexander, joiner, 36 Crescent st
Patrick James, engine-driver, 31 East Crawford st
Patrick James, railway plant inspector, 67 Roxburgh st
Patrick John, cooper, 43 Holmscroft st
Patrick John B., 36 Campbell st
Patrick Neil M., agent Glasgow Evening and Weekly
Citizen newspapers, 4 Mansionhouse lane. Ho. 18
Hope st
*Af Patrick Robert, engineer and ironfounder, Cartsburn st
Ho. 33 Regent st
Patrick Robert, engineer, 34 St. Lawrence st
Patrick Robert, tailor, 23 East Shaw st

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DIRECTORY. 1
Patrick William, clerk, 28 Ardgowan st, west
Patrick William, engineer, 14 Hope st
Patrick Mrs Ann, 29 Ann st
Patrick Mrs F., tobacconist, 20 Inverkip st
Patrick Mrs, 99 Belville st
PATTEN John (of Patten & Prentice),
Johnstone st
Clydebank house, 2
Patten & Prentice, solicitors and notaries public, 18
Kilblain st
PATTERSON David, labourer, 1 Mill st
Patterson T. L. (manager, ^
John Walker & Co.), Maybank,
59 Finnart st
Patterson Mrs, 62 Regent st
^ PATTISON David, flesher, 9 South st. Ho. 71 Nicolson st
Pattison Duncan, cooper, 62 Ann st
Pattison George, sailmaker, 25 Trafalgar st
Pattison John, boilermaker, 62 Ann st
Pattison Robert, police sergeant, 13 Nelson st, west
Pattison Misses, grocers, 24 South st
Pattison Mrs, 42 Holmscroft st
Pattison Mrs, 41 Roxburgh st
PAUL Andrew, moulder, 14 Crescent st
Paul James, blacksmith, 20 Roxburgh st
Paul John, accountant
Ho. 28 Esplanade
and property agent, 14 Hamilton st.
Paul John, feuar, Ardfillayne, Dunoon
«£ Paul John, jun., wine and spirit merchant, 4 William st.
Ho. 50 Brougham st
Paul John, lather, 8 Carwood st
Paul John, policeman, 28 Wellington st
Paul John, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Shaw st
Paul William, dairy, 26 Lynedoch st.
^
Ho. Upper Ingleston
Paul W. B. (late sugar refiner), insurance agent, Margaret st
Paul Mrs R., feuar, 4 Robertson st
34
Paul Mrs, 53 Holmscrott st
^ PAXTON Matthew, wine and spirit merchant, 22 Vennel.
Ho. 10 South st
Paxton William, boilermaker, 3 Orchard st
PEACE Mrs John, 23 West Blackhall st
Peace Mrs, feuar, 30 Brisbane st
PEACOCK John, church officer, 9 Jamaica st

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DIRECTORY.
Peacock Mrs, 71 Ann st
Peacock Mrs, 26 Hamilton st
PEARSON Daniel, grocer, 3 Kilblain st. Ho. do.
Pearson William, irondresser, 63 Belville st
Pearson Mrs James, dairy, 23 Mearns st
Pearson Mrs John, grocer, 7 East Crawford st. Ho. do.
Pearson Mrs, 3 Kilblain st
PEASTON Alexander, blacksmith, 53 Kelly st
Peaston James D., seaman, 68 Drumfrochar rd
Peaston "Walter, slater, 12 Dalrymple st
PEAT John, foreman, Thomas st
PEDDIE John, boilermaker, 36 Lynedoch st
Peddie Robert, engineer, 13 Lauriston st
Peddie William, painter, 3 Brougham st. Ho. 10 Watt
st
PEDEN John, jun., analytical chemist, 11 Duff st. Ho. 11
Dempster st
Peden John, labourer, 1 1 Belville st
Peden John, labourer, 82 Belville st
Peden John, smith, n Dempster st
PEEK Mrs, Western Temperance Hotel, 9 Brougham st
PEEL Thomas, shoemaker, 27 Trafalgar st
PEILE Horatio R. B., factor to Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart,
Bart., Mansionhouse, 1 Ardgowan sq. Ho. Inverkip
PENINSULAR & Oriental Steam Navigation Co.— T. O.
Hunter & Co., agents, 13 Hamilton st
PENNELL Joseph & Co., tentmakers, sailmakers, and ship
and yacht furnishers, Glebe Sailwork, Albert Harbour
Pennell Miss, 23 Patrick st
PENNY Hugh, shipmaster, 2 Campsie ter
PENTLAND Mrs, 7 Caddlehill st
PEOCK Mrs, 63 Finnart st
PERCIVAL Hugh, 4 Trafalgar st
Percival Samuel, hammerman, 24 Pottery st
PERRIE Robert, sugarboiler, 12 Ann st
PERRY Rev. William, M.A., curate of St. John's Episcopal
Church, 8 Robertson st
PETERS F., Glasgow Biscuit Shop, 46 Hamilton st. Ho.
45 Brisbane st
Peters Rev. David S., M.A., minister of Mid Parish Church.
The Manse, 1 Houston st
PETERSEN Charles, rafter, 51 Rue-end st

DIRECTORY. I 99
Petersen, Honeyman & Co., shipbrokers and shipowners, 46
Brymner st
-^PETRIE James, sack manufacturer, jute and cotton waste
merchant, 14 Nicolson st. Ho. 5 George sq
Petrie Peter, engineer, 84 Belville st
PETTERSEN P. E. (of Roberts & Berntsen), 36 West
Stewart st
PETTIGREW James, grocer, 68 East Hamilton st. Ho. do.
—APettigrew John, superintendent engineer, P. & O. Co.
(Caird & Co., Limited.) Ho. 149 Eldon st
Pettigrew Robert, carpenter, 29 Regent st
PHANCO Bernard, skinner, 66 East Hamilton st
PHELAN Rev. Patrick, Episcopal clergyman, Avoca
Cottage, Thomas st
-* PHILIP Thomas, physician and surgeon, M.D.C.M., 27
Hamilton st. Ho. 42 Finnart st
PHILIPS James, blacksmith, 38 Crawfurd st
Philips James, potter, 22 Pottery st
Philips Robert, general dealer, 26 West Blackhall st
-/PHILLIPS David, jun. (of D. Phillips & Son), 12 Ardgowan
st, west
Phillips David, sen. (of D. Phillips & Son), 30 Brisbane st
Phillips David & Sons, slaters and slate merchants,
5 Tobago st
Phillips John, plumber, 5 Inverkip st
Phillips John, salesman, 1 Kilblain st
Phillips John S., fish merchant, 26 Charles st
-/ Phillips Patrick, spirit dealer, 13 Cross-shore st and 63 Main
st. Ho. 22 Crescent st
Phillips Robert, plumber, 23 Lyle st
-+~ Phillips Thomas, surveyor to Lloyd's register, 14 Cross-
shore st. Ho. 25 Brisbane st
Phillips William, clerk, 10 Kelly st
Phillips Miss, dressmaker, 23 Lyle st
PICKEN Andrew, agent for the Scottish Amicable
Life Assurance Society, Arcade
-/£ Picken Andrew (of Andrew Picken & Co. and Robert
Ewing & Co.), Woodside, 41 Eldon st
Picken Andrew & Co., merchants, commission, passenger,
and insurance agents, Arcade. Telephone No. 76
Picken John, sawyer, 91 Port-Glasgow rd
Picken William, storekeeper, 37 Holmscroft st

DIRECTORY.
PICKETT W. J., machinist,. 18 St. Lawrence st
PIGGOTT Mrs, 14 Crescent st
PILOT Office (deep sea), Princes Pier
Pilot Office (river), Princes Pier
PINK Charles, greengrocer, 54 Ann st. Ho. 103 Belville st
PINKERTON Ebenezer, steward, 8 Murdieston st
Pinkerton Lachlan, painter, 15 Sir Michael st
PLANT John, bookseller, stationer, and Bible emporium,
and servants' registry, 3 Hamilton st. Ho. 7 Brisbane st
PLATT William, labourer, 34 St. Lawrence st
PLYMOUTH and Glasgow Steamship Office, Customhouse
buildings— Allan Swan, agent
POHLMANN Mrs, furnishings, 42 Nelson st, west. Ho. 2
South st
POLICE Office, Dalrymple st
POLLOCK A. Andrew, ironmonger, 12 Ardgowan st, west
POLLOCK James, labourer, 18 Sir Michael st
Pollock John, boilermaker, 32 Nelson st, west
Pollock John, spirit merchant, 27 Rue-end st. Ho. 38 St.
Lawrence st
Pollock Robert, chemist, 14 South st *
Pollock Robert, labourer, 22 John st
Pollock Samuel, labourer, 27 Ingleston st
Pollock Thomas, compositor, 29 Trafalgar st
Pollock Miss Jane, grocer, 14 Regent st. Ho. 6 Antigua st
Pollock Mrs John M., Finnart Lee, 73 Newton st
Pollock Mrs J., 6 Antigua st
Pollock Mrs Thomas, 21 Nelson st, west
POLONIS George, 101 Belville st
Polonis Hugh, carpenter, 10 Carwood st
Polonis James, engineer, 4 Old Hillend
Polonis William, wine and spirit merchant, 9 Port-Glasgow
rd. Ho. 38 East Hamilton st
Polonis Mrs, 35 Lynedoch st
POLSON Hector, engineer, 50 Ann st
Poison Misses, 36 South st
POORS' Rate Office, 36 Nicolson st
PORTEOUS Robert, storekeeper, 17 Antigua st
Porteous William, policeman, 43 Shaw st
PORTER John, engineer, 10 Carnock st
Porter M., provision merchant,
Porter Mrs Mary, 56 Kelly st

DIRECTORY.
PORTERFIELD Mrs Margaret, 17 Kelly st
POSTE Henry, bricklayer, 33 Lyle st
Post Office, Wallace sq, off Hamilton st
L POTBURY John (late H.M.C.), Berryburn, Gourock
POTTER Miss, 14 Brisbane st
POTTIE Alexander & Sons, M.R.C.V.S., veterinary surgeons
and horse and cattle insurance inspectors, 55 Rue-end st
Pottie J. D., M.R.C.V.S., veterinary surgeon (of Alexander
Pottie & Sons), 55 Rue-end st
\Lt POULTER George Thomas, professor of music, 18 Ardgowan
sq
"*" Poulter Thomas, manager, Glebe Sugar Refinery. Ho. 61
Union st
POYNTER John, Son & Macdonalds, manufacturing
chemists, Shaws Water Chemical Works, 21 Dellingburn
st
PRATT John & Co., art photographers, 32 Cathcart st
Pratt John G. (of John Pratt & Co.), 5 Dempster st
PRENTICE Alexander Reid (of Patten & Prentice), 74
Finnart st
^Prentice David (of D. & A. Prentice), Cadzow villa, 66
Finnart st
Prentice D. & A., general drapers, silk mercers, clothiers,
milliners, dress and mantle makers, 24 Hamilton st
Prentice James, butcher, 4 Grey pi. Ho. 32 Ann st
Prentice John, house factor, 32 Nicolson st. Ho. 48 Eldon st
Prentice Thomas & Co., wholesale wine, spirit, and tea
merchants, 23 Nicolson st
Prentice Thomas (of T. Prentice & Co.), Willow Park, 45
Ardgowan st, west
Prentice Mrs Adam, 22 Bank st
PRESTON James, cabinetmaker and wood turner, 13
Nicolson st. Ho. 23 Newton st
Preston & Co., tobacconists, 17 West Blackhall st. Ho.
Retreat, Dunoon
Preston Richard, carter, 19 Bruce st
PRICE John, steward, 18 Trafalgar st
Price Mrs Janet, 32 Inverkip st
PROCTER Archibald, engineer, 36 East Hamilton st
PROCURATOR (County) Fiscal's Office, County buildings,
1 Nelson st, west
PROVIDENT Bank, 11 William st. (See Advt.)

DIRECTORY.
PROWSE James, engineer, 28 South st
PULLAR J. & Sons, Pullar's Dye Works, Perth, dyers and
cleaners to the Queen, 4 Albert pi, 21 West Blackhall st
PURCELL John, labourer, 1 East Blackhall st
PURDIE John, cabinetmaker, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
Purdie P. & G., boot and shoe manufacturers, 37 Hamilton
st, and 193 Argyle st, Glasgow. Ho. Bellevue, Dumbreck
PURDON James, stationmaster and goods agent, Upper
Greenock Station. Ho. 39 Wellington st
PURVIS F. P., shipbuilder, Port-Glasgow. Ho. Don villa,
Cardwell bay
Purvis William, river pilot, 47 Brisbane st
PYE Alexander, joiner, 6 Hope st
QUEEN Bernard, labourer, 6 Watt st
QUEENSLAND Royal Mail Line of Steamers from London—T.
O. Hunter & Co., agents
QUIGLEY Hugh, insurance agent, 38 Ann st
Quigley Patrick, labourer, 3 Customhouse pi
QUIN James, slater and plasterer, 54 Ann st
-4— Quin John (of John Quin & Son), 42 Brisbane st
Quin John & Son, umbrella and parasol manufacturers, 7
West Blackhall st
Quin William A. (of John Quin & Son), 42 Brisbane st
QUINN Patrick, policeman, 5 West Stewart st
Q
R
RAE Donald, postman, 53 Holmscroft st
Rae George A., commercial traveller, 19 Newton st
Rae James, spirit merchant, 4 Watson's lane. Ho. 13 Brisbane
st
Rae John, carpenter, 10 Terrace rd
Rae Robert, brassfinisher, 22 Trafalgar st
Rae William, feuar, 24 Belville st
Rae Mrs John, 41 Holmscroft st
RAILWAY Goods Depot, 4 Regent st

DIRECTORY. 203
Railway Station (Caledonian), 25 Cathcart st
Railway Station (Caledonian), Greenock west, Inverkip st
Railway Station (G. & S.-W.), Brougham st
Railway Station (G. & S.-W.), Lynedoch st
Railway Station (Upper Greenock), head of Lynedoch st
RALSTON John, shipmaster, 2 Ford pi, Finnart st
Ralston William, boilermaker, 23 Lynedoch st
RAMAGE Charles, engineer, 10 Lyle st
Ramage Hugh, joiner, dealer in foreign and British birds,
16 East India breast
Ramage John, chief yardsman, 19 Nelson st, west
Ramage William, treasurer, Greenock Parochial Board, 36
Nicolson st. Ho. Berryburn, Gourock rd
Ramage Mrs John S., 22 Kelly st
RAMSAY Alexander, clothier, 39 West Burn st. Ho. 22
South st
Ramsay Charles G., sugar broker, 27 Cathcart st. Ho. 49
Octavia ter
Ramsay G. A., joiner, builder, and property valuator, 16
Nicolson st. Ho. Aurora bank, 37 Fox st
Ramsay Henry, boilermaker, 95 Belville st
Ramsay Hope Stewart, accountant, Post Office buildings.
Ho. 89 Eldon st
Ramsay Hugh & Co., ship joiners, block manufacturers, and
turners, 29 Main st. Ho. 3 Macdougall st. (See Advt.)
Ramsay John, blockmaker, 3 East Crawford st
Ramsay John, late of H.M. Customs, 5 Glen st
Ramsay John, railway porter, 90 Dempster st
Ramsay Mitchell, engineer, 14 Lynedoch st
Ramsay Robert, millwright, 33 Dempster st
Ramsay & Smith, sugar merchants, Exchange, Terrace rd
Ramsay Mrs J., n Margaret st
RANKIN Allan, seaman, 21 Antigua st
Rankin & Blackmore, engineers, boilermakers, and ironfounders,
Eagle foundry, 24 Baker st
Rankin Finlay. engineer, 9 Dempster st
Rankin George J., stationer, 22 Brymner st. Ho. 51 Royal
st, Gourock
Rankin Hugh, brassfinisher, 6 Lyle st
Rankin Hugh, labourer, 17 Prospecthill st
Rankin James, engineer, 10 Lynedoch st
Rankin John F. (of Rankin & Blackmore), 21 Octavia ter

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204 DIRECTORY.
Rankin Matthew (of Rankin & Blackmore), 21 Octavia ter
Rankin Neil, policeman, 35 Lyle st
Rankin Isabella,
Newton st
fruit merchant, 40 Cathcart st. Ho. 23
Rankin Mrs John, 19 Trafalgar st
Rankin Mrs, Levenbank, 46 Esplanade
RATCLIFFE Mrs Thomas, 85 Dempster st
Ratcliffe Mrs, 30 x\nn st
RECEPTION House, 35 Crawfurd st
REDHEAD Thomas, stoker, 15 Nicolson st
REDMOND James, labourer, 25 Vennel
REFFELL Mrs, 26 East Shaw st
REFORMED Presbyterian Church, 14 West Stewart st
REGISTRAR for East District, Municipal buildings,
Wallace sq
Registrar for West District, Municipal buildings, Wallace sq
REID Alexander, riveter, 68 Inverkip st
Reid Archibald, house, ship, and general smith, 14 Bogle st.
Ho. 16 Wellington st
Reid David, boilermaker, 1 Hill st
Reid Duncan, engineer, 30 Nelson st, west
Reid Duncan, gateman, 30 East Hamilton st
Reid Duncan, seaman, 17 Tobago st
Reid Hugh, labourer, 66 Ann st
Reid Hugh, policeman, Police buildings
Reid James, carpenter, 1 1 Carwood st
Reid James, carpenter, 26 East Crawford st
Reid James, clerk, 5 Ratho st
Reid James, clerk, 50 South st
Reid James, engineer, 10 Wellington st
Reid James, fireman, 6 Lauriston st
Reid James, labourer, 3 Mackenzie st
Reid James (of Fleming, Reid & Co.), Monfode. 67 Finnart st
Reid James, shipmaster, 47 Brougham st
Reid J. Kerr, science lecturer, 5 Roxburgh st
Reid John, salesman, 1 1 Belville st
Reid John W., clerk, 52 Kelly st
Reid Matthew, M.A., B.D., minister of Well Park Free
Church. Well Park Manse, 3 Lynedoch st
Reid Patrick, driller, 13 Carwood st
Reid R. A., 39 Newton st
Reid R. G., jun., patternmaker, 15 Dempster st

• Reid
DIRECTORY. 205
Reid Richard G., 29 Bank st
Reid Robert, engineer, 17 Dempster st
Reid William, boilermaker, 19 Trafalgar st
Reid William, carpenter, 105 Port-Glasgow rd
Reid William, fireman, 84 Belville st
William, labourer, 14 Mill st
Reid William, tugboatmaster, 13 Charles st
Reid William C., traveller, 33 Ardgowan st, west
Reid & Co., debt recoverers and private enquiry agents, 23
Cathcart st
Reid Miss Janet, 6 Ardgowan st, west
Reid Miss Marion, 81 Roxburgh st
Reid Mrs H., 33 Ardgowan st, west
Reid Mrs, 38 Crawfurd st
Reid Mrs, 54 Drumfrochar rd
RENDALL Mrs Robert, 24 Patrick st
RENFREW (1st) and Dumbarton Artillery Volunteers.
Headquarters office, 18 West Burn st
Renfrew Alexander, river pilot, t8 Kelly st
Renfrew James, draper, 97 Port-Glasgow rd
RENNIE Andrew, patternmaker, 19 Belville st
Rennie David, 2 Robertson st
Rennie George, greengrocer, 60 Lynedoch st
Rennie James, 4 Antigua st
Rennie John, engineer, 7 Ratho st
Rennie John, distiller, Greenock distillery. Ho. 55 Finnart st
Rennie John, skinner, 66 East Hamilton st
Rennie Robert, carter, 8 Sir Michael st
w Rennie Robert, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant,
20 West Burn st ; branches 9 Inverkip st and 8 Cartsburn
st. Ho. 36 Union st
Rennie Thomas, curator of Watt Institution Museum. Ho.
5 Union st
Rennie William J. (at Greenock Distillery), 55 Finnart st
Rennie Mrs James, dressmaker, 12 Patrick st
REYNOLDS Peter, boot and shoemaker, 8 Inverkip st
REVIE Mrs James, 19 Trafalgar st
REWCASTLE William, dairy, 3 Kilblain st
RICE Benjamin, skinner, 6 Sinclair st
Rice Thomas, papermaker, 124 Drumfrochar rd
RICHARDSON David (of James Richardson & Co.),
Hartfield, Cove

2o6 DIRECTORY.
Richardson David Bruce (of James Richardson & Co.),
Hartfield, Cove
Richardson James & Co., merchants, 2 Church pi
Richardson James, engineer, 32 Crescent st
Richardson John, missionary, 7 Dempster st
Richardson Robert, carpenter, 1 1 Lynedoch st
Richardson William, coffee rooms, 5 Main st
Richardson William, engineer, 29 Ingleston st
Richardson Mrs James, 27 Finnart st
RICHMOND Alexander (of M.M. office), 56 Regent st
Richmond James, tailor, 18 Inverkip st
Richmond John, brickbuilder, 11 Dempster st
Richmond John (of J. & W. Richmond), 85 Finnart st
Richmond J. & W., cab proprietors, Lower Robertson st
^\~ Richmond Robert J., sugarbroker, Sugar Exchange. Ho.
47 Brisbane st
Richmond Mrs Archibald F., 21 Patrick st
Richmond Mrs Hugh, dairy, 85 Finnart st
Riddell John, joiner, 112 Drumfrochar rd
RIDDOCH Joseph, engraver, 2 Hamilton st
RINTOUL John F., curator (Chamber of Commerce), 6
Lyle st
RIPPINGALE Joseph, labourer, 19 Dempster st
RIPPON Charles, insurance agent, 92 Dempster st
Rippon Cornelius W., drill instructor, 97 Belville st
RISK Mrs James, 26 Wellington st
RITCHIE Alexander IX, blacksmith, 53 Kelly st
Ritchie Alexander, grocer, 26 Inverkip st Ho. 11 South st
Ritchie Andrew, clerk, 35 Regent st
Ritchie Andrew, M.A., minister of Nelson Street E.U.
Church. Ho. 60 Forsyth st
Ritchie George, Burgh School Board inspecting officer,
Municipal buildings. Ho. 12 Ardgowan st, west
Ritchie Hugh, blacksmith, 22 Bearhope st
Ritchie Hugh, clerk, 22 South st
Ritchie Hugh, late of H.M. Customs, T4 Robertson st
Ritchie John, foreman painter, 22 Kelly st
Ritchie John, H.M. Customs, 10 Murdieston st
Ritchie John, quarryman, 31 Trafalgar st
Ritchie John, storekeeper, 34 West Blackhall st
~f Ritchie John, superintendent of Sailors' Home. 1 Dock breast,
agent for Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Society

DIRECTORY. 207
Ritchie Robert, carpenter, lt, Mount Pleasant st
Ritchie Robert, carter, 3 Bruce st
Ritchie Robert, engineer, 11 Dempster st
Ritchie Robert, labourer, 3 Mearns st
Ritchie Thomas, blacksmith, 69 Nicolson st
Ritchie Thomas, engineer, 66 Kelly st
Ritchie Thomas, mason, 63 Holmscroft st
Ritchie William, joiner, 18 Inverkip st
Ritchie Miss, draper, 62 A^ennel
Ritchie Mrs Anna, 14 Brisbane st
Ritchie Mrs William, 22 Wellington st
Ritchie Mrs, 58 Lynedoch st
RITSON Thomas, station superintendent, Cathcart Street
Station. Ho. Hunter villa, Gourock
ROBB Andrew, salesman, 7 Car wood st
Robb James, shoemaker, 46 Inverkip st and 23 Regent st.
Ho. 27 Bruce st
ROBERTS & Berntsen, ship brokers, 27 Cathcart st
Roberts Edward, potter, 4 Sinclair st
Roberts Mrs, 26 Wellington st
ROBERTSON Adam, skinner, 26 East Crawford st
Robertson Alexander, clerk, 27 Trafalgar st
Robertson Alexander, jun., potter, 12 Pottery st
Robertson Alexander, sen., potter, 22 Pottery st
Robertson Andrew, cooper, 26 Bruce st
Robertson Andrew, engineer, 18 Antigua st
Robertson Andrew7 , engineer, 9 Hill st
Robertson Angus, joiner, 20 Lynedoch st
Robertson Archibald, engineer, 59 Ann st
Robertson Charles, slater, 6 Buccleuch st. Ho. 2 Nelson
st, west
Robertson Charles, slater, 72 Ann st
Robertson Charles, Eddlewood pi
Robertson Colin, flesher, 65 Ann st. Ho. 64 do.
Robertson David, cabinetmaker, 7 Brachelston st
Robertson David, joiner, 55 Drumfrochar rd
Robertson David, labourer, 47 Crawfurd st
Robertson David, mason, 5 Kilblain st
Robertson David, salesman, 90 Dempster st
Robertson Donald, cabinetmaker, 75 Wellington st
Robertson Donald, foreman railway porter, 22 Brisbane st
Robertson Duncan, carpenter, 9 Carwood st

208
DIRECTORY.
Robertson Duncan, labourer, 32 Crescent st
Robertson George, engineer, 25 Lyle st
Robertson James, riveter, 15 Main st
Robertson James, mechanic, 62 Ann st
Robertson James, pianoforte tuner, 19 Mount Pleasant st
Robertson James, salesman, 39 Kelly st
Robertson James, skinner, 46 East Hamilton st
Robertson James, deputy harbour master, 6 Finnart st
Robertson John, engineer, 27 Regent st
—[--Robertson John, flesher, 52 Holmscroft st. Ho. 13
Newton st
Robertson John, Greenock, Gourock, and Glasgow carrier.
Receiving offices, 3 Hamilton st and 16 West Blackhall
st, and at 62 and 90 Argyle st, 46 Miller st, and 43
Virginia st, Glasgow. Ho. 3 Trafalgar st
Robertson John, joiner, 26 Lynedoch st
Robertson John, joiner, 18 St. Lawrence st
Robertson John, plater, 64 Ann st
Robertson John, slater, 1 Duncan st
Robertson John K., physician and surgeon, 20 Ardgowan sq
Robertson & M'Dougall, merchants and commission agents,
2 West quay
Robertson Lachlan, Glasgow and Greenock carrier, 1 Manse
lane
Robertson Neil, blacksmith, 41 Sir Michael st
Robertson Robert, coal merchant, 50 Roxburgh st
-*- Robertson Robert William, City buildings, Cathcart st. Ho.
Rockingham, Kilcreggan
Robertson Samuel, moulder, 3 Regent st
Robertson Thomas, brassfinisher, 81 Roxburgh st
Robertson Thomas, coachman, 15 Newark st
Robertson Thomas, master rigger, 23 West Stewart st
Robertson Walker, joiner, 5 West Blackhall st
Robertson Wellwood M., joiner, 19 Dempster st
Robertson William, carpenter, 9 East Blackhall st
Robertson William, carter, 40 Inverkip st
Robertson William, general and furnishing ironmonger, 27
West Blackhall st. Ho. 19 Fox st
Robertson William, hammerman, 1 1 Lynedoch st
Robertson William, iron merchant, 49 Main st. Ho. 29
Rue-end st
Robertson William, labourer, 7 Bruce st

DIRECTORY. 209
Robertson William, riveter, 24 St. Lawrence st
Robertson William, salesman, 97 Belville st
Robertson Rev. W. Lewis, M.A., minister of St. Thomas'
Free Church. Ho. 64 Finnart st
Robertson Mrs Donald, 6 Watt st
Robertson Mrs John, 19 Fox st
Robertson Mrs John, 10 Nicolson st
Robertson Mrs John, 51 Union st
Robertson Mrs J. H., tobacconist, 40 West Blackball st
Robertson Mrs S., 24 Robertson st
Robertson Mrs William, broker, 40 Inverkip st
Robertson Mrs, greengrocer, 32 East Hamilton st. Ho. 22
St. Lawrence st
Robertson Mrs, matron of Reception House, 35 Crawfurd st
Robertson Mrs, 116 Drumfrochar rd
Robertson Mrs, 12 Lynedoch st
ROBINSON Archibald M'C, baker, 31 Ann st. Ho. do.
Robinson Alexander, V.S., Holly Lodge, Cardwell Bay
Robinson Gerrard, carver, 85 Roxburgh st
Robinson John, ironmoulder, 9 Holmscroft st
ROBSON Benjamin, engineer, 32 St. Lawrence st
Robson John (of Smillie & Robson), 13 Kelly st
RODDEN Mrs, 34 Ingleston st
RODERICKS George, labourer, 24 West Blackhall st
RODGER David, joiner, 39 Lynedoch st
Rodger David, painter, 3 East Crawford st
Rodger David, seaman, 18 Bearhope st
Rodger D. & Co., drapers, 19 Hamilton st. Ho. 40 Brisbane
st
Rodger James, coachsmith, 57 Inverkip st
Rodger John, bank agent, The Clydesdale Bank (Limited),
7 Hamilton st. Ho 36 Forsyth st
Rodger John, blacksmith, 16 William st. Ho. 40 Brisbane st
Rodger John, boilermaker, 29 Dempster st
Rodger John, cooper, 31 Nelson st, west
Rodger John, foreman fitter, 21 Newton st
Rodger John, mason, 14 Regent st
Rodger Robert, leather merchant, Port-Glasgow. Ho. 9
Lyle st
Rodger Thomas, sailmaker, 5 York st
^Rodger Walter W. B., civil engineer, J. P., Bagatelle, 23
Eldon st

DIRECTORY.
Rodger Capt. W. W. B., O.C. Clyde Vol. Div., R.E., Fort
Matilda. Ho. Bagatelle, 23 Eldon st
Rodger William, labourer, 9 Belville st
Rodger William C, slater, 89 Roxburgh st
Rodger Miss, 63 Union st
Rodger Mrs Alexander, 35 Newton st
RODGERSON William, seaman. 5 York st
ROE George, labourer. 77 Regent st
Roe James, labourer, 57 Belville st
Roe Richard, carpenter, 6 Carwood st
Roe Robert, labourer, 1 1 Main st
ROED, M'Nair & Co., shipbrokers, 3 Brymner st
ROGER James H., wine and spirit merchant, 21 Shaw st
ROGERSON Robert, tailor, 2 Holmscroft st
ROLLING William R. (E.R.N.), 6 Brisbane st
~f~ RONALD James, watchmaker and jeweller, 23 Cathcart st. »
Ho. 17 Robertson st
-/-Ronald William, spirit dealer, 17 Bearhope st. Ho. 1 Ford
pi, Finnart st
ROONEY Thomas, porter, 45 Cathcart st
RORISON Thomas, engineer, 62 Kelly st
-ARorison Thomas D.,
Roxburgh st
manager of sugar refining. Ho. 24
ROSE Alexander, policeman, 83 Dempster st
Rose Archibald, restaurateur and purveyor, 42 Hamilton st.
Ho. 30 Newton st
Rose Agnes, grocer,
Port-Glasgow
26 East Crawford st. Ho. Victoria pi,
Rose Mrs Neil, grocer, 93 Roxburgh st. Ho. 1 Ford pi,
Finnart st
ROSS Alexander (of Ross & Marshall), Brownfield, Bishopton
Ross Alexander, prison warder, 5
Ross Angus, cashier, 66 Kelly st
Nelson st, west
-*- Ross Baillie C, tinsmith and gasfitter, 17 Brymner st. Ho.
6 Kelly st
Ross Corbett & Co., sugar merchants and commission
agents, 46 Brymner st
Ross David, sailmaker, 6 Hope st
Ross Evan, provision merchant, 18 Cartsburn st
Ross Finlay, sen., moulder, 25 Bank st
Ross Frederick, rigger, 26 West Blackhall st
1

DIRECTORY.
~L Ross Hew R. (secretary, R. Thorne & Sons, Limited), Floral
bank, Cove gardens, Gourock
Ross James, blacksmith, 13 Lauriston st
Ross James, brassfinisher, 9 Crescent st
Ross James, mason, 7 Carwood st
Ross John, blacksmith, 20 St. Lawrence st
Ross John, wholesale ironmonger and iron merchant, 46
Brymner st. Ho. Springfield, Innellan
Ross John A., boatman, H.M. Customs, 62 Kelly st
Ross & Marshall, coal merchants, shipping agents, and
stevedores, India pi, and 7 Dock breast
Ross Samuel, tobacco manufacturer, 13 Cathcart st. Ho.
16 do.
Ross William, blacksmith, 32 East Hamilton st
Ross William, labourer, 57 Belville st
Ross William, merchant and sugar broker, 29 Cathcart st.
Ho. 63 Esplanade
Ross William H., labourer, 64 Ann st
Ross Miss Edith, contralto vocalist, 8 Brougham st
Ross Mrs, 82 Roxburgh st
ROUGVIE James (of James Rougvie & Co., Glasgow),
sugar merchant, 1 7 Ardgowan sq
Rougvie Misses M. & K., ladies' and children's warehouse,
5 Grey pi. Ho. 24 Union st
Rougvie Mrs John, 24 Union st
ROWAN Alexander (of J. G. Rowan & Co.), 63 Eldon st
Rowan George (of J. G. Rowan & Co.), 67 Union st
Rowan Hugh, lieutenant, detective department, Central
Police Office. Ho. 97 Dempster st
Rowan James, baker, 45 Holmscroft st
Rowan John (of J. G. Rowan & Co.),
Esplanade
Clydeview, 55
Rowan John, shoemaker, 7 Nicolson st
Rowan J. G. & Co., merchant tailors, outfitters, and hatters,
28 Hamilton st
Rowan J. G. & Co., warehousemen, house and ship
furnishers, Cathcart sq
Rowan Thomas B. (of Ballantine & Rowan), 50 Eldon st
Rowan William, sugarboiler, 59 Belville st
Rowan Win. A., cashier, 6 West Blackhall st
ROWE George, compositor, 24 Trafalgar st
Rowe George B.. plumber, 81 Wellington st

DIRECTORY.
ROXBURGH John, engineer, 25 Lynedoch st
Roxburgh Street Sugar Refining Co., 40 Sir Michael st
ROY James D., railway guard, 17 Mount Pleasant st
Roy John, joiner, 53 Holmscroft st
-4—Roy Thomas (of the Greenock Rubber Co.), Eldon pi
ROYAL Bank of Scotland, 38 Cathcart st— D. M. Latham
agent
Royal Bank of Scotland (west end), 9 West Blackhall st
Royal Hotel, 3 East breast. (See Advt.)
Royal Naval Reserve Office, 7 Virginia st
Royal Naval Reserve Battery, Fort Matilda. Chief officer
— Alfred Newnham. Ho. 3 Campsie ter
RUNCIE James, engineer, 99 Dempster st
Runcie Mrs, 42 Lynedoch st
RUSHTON James, millworker, 19 Prospecthill st
-/-RUSSELL Andrew (of Russell & Bonnar), 21 Brisbane st
Russell Bernard, engineer, 25 Bank st
Russell & Bonnar, drapers, dress and mantlemakers, 18
West Blackhall st
Russell David, M.B., CM., physician and surgeon, consulting-rooms,
46 Cathcart st. Ho. 13 Newton st
Russell & Co., shipbuilders, Main st, Greenock. Head
office. Kingston yard, Port-Glasgow
Russell Henry, joiner, 11 Regent st
Russell Henry, painter, 85 Dempster st
Russell James, carpenter, 13 Hamilton st
Russell James, clerk, 4 Carwood st
Russell James, shipowner, 73 Union st
Russell John, rigger, 28 West Burn st
Russell John, riveter, 51 Main st
Russell John, salesman, 28 Wellington st
Russell Joseph, The Knowe, Port-Glasgow rd
—^ Russell Joseph William, engineer (at John Hastie & Co.'s) r
31 Esplanade
Russell W. C, wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 27 Cath-
cart st and branches. Ho.. 35 Regent st
Russell Mrs A., 13 Kelly st
Russell Mrs, greengrocer, 13 Cartsburn st
Russell Mrs J. R., spirit dealer, 21 Port-Glasgow rd. Ho.
Jamieson buildings, Port-Glasgow rd
RUTHERFORD George, law clerk, 44 Newton st
RYAN Michael, coppersmith, 35 Regent st

SAILORS' Home, 1 Dock breast
PI RECTORY. 213
St. Andrew Bonded Warehouse, 4 and 6 St. Andrew st—R.
Thorne & Sons (Limited), proprietors
St. Andrew Square U.P. Church, St. Andrew sq
St. Andrew's Free Church, 44 Ardgowan st
St. George's Hall, 10 George sq— Robert MacSymon,
proprietor
St. John's Episcopal Church, 10 Union st
St. Lawrence's Mission-house, 1 1 St. Lawrence st
St. Lawrence's Roman Catholic Chapel, 1 Rue-end st
St. Lawrence's Roman Catholic School, Belville st
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Chapel, 14 Patrick st
St. Paul's Established Church, Newark st
St. Thomas' Free Church, Grey pi
SALMON W. B. & Young, coal merchants and insurance
agents, 2 Church pi
SALVATION Army Barracks, 30 Nicolson st
SAMSON John, shoemaker, 16 Kelly st
SAN DEMAN A. & E., sugar merchants, Sugar Exchange
•SANDERS Joseph John, spirit merchant, 23 Nicolson st.
Ho. 21 Caddlehill st
SANDERSON Tames, engineer, 10 Carwood st
SANDFORD Mrs John, 50 St. Lawrence st
SANDS Alexander, riveter, 55 Holmscroft st
Sands James, baker, 93 Roxburgh st
Sands William, moulder, 15 Regent st
SANITARY Office, Municipal buildings, Dalrymple st
SAVAGE Thomas, tailor and clothier, 49 Cathcart st. Ho.
30 Wellington st
SAWERS Robert, blacksmith, 34 West Blackhall st
SAYERS Alexander, cooper, 31 West Burn st
SCHILP Frederick, 6 Trafalgar st
SCHOOL Board (Burgh) Offices, Municipal buildings—
G. Williamson, clerk
SCHOSTAL Mrs J., greengrocer, 12 Ann st
SCHROEDER Charles, mate, 13 Nelson st, west
SCOBIE James, ship's husband, 57 Brisbane st
SCOTCH Girls' Friendly Society, 5 George sq, Miss Elliott,
matron

214 DIRECTORY.
SCOTSMAN Newspaper (daily and weekly) office, Sugar
Exchange buildings
SCOTT Alexander, baker, i Prospecthill st. Ho. do.
A- Scott Alexander, carting contractor, 22 and 24 Mearns st.
Ho. Berryyards farm, Upper Greenock
Scott Alexander, clerk, 19 Newton st
Scott Alexander, engineer, 67 Belville st
Scott Alexander & Sons, sugar refiners, Berryyards Refinery,
Lynedoch st
Scott Alexander, Venetian blind works, 3 Inverkip rd. Ho.
21 Newton st
Scott Alexander, Dennistoun, 41 Newark st
Scott Andrew, checker, 42 Ann st
Scott B. S., 38 Brisbane st
Scott & Co., engineers and shipbuilders. Engine works,
Greenock foundry. Shipbuilding yards, Cartsdyke and
46 Main st. Dockyard, Cartsburn. Graving dock, 2
Rue-end st
Scott David, grocer, 8 St. Lawrence st. Ho. 12 do.
Scott David, carpenter, 8 Kilblain st
Scott David, salesman, 58 Kelly st
Scott David F. B., shipmaster, 25 Finnart st
Scott & Douglas, coachbuilders, 12 West Stewart st
Scott George, joiner, 112 Drumfrochar rd
Scott Heaton, overlooker, 7 Mill st
Scott Henry, moulder, 1 1 East Blackhall st
Scott Hugh, blacksmith, 19 Prospecthill st
Scott Institution, 39 Dempster st
Scott Ivie, family grocer and wine merchant, 31 Brougham st.
Ho. 49 Brougham st
Scott Ivie, grocer and provision merchant, and branch
Post Office, 72 Eldon st
Scott James, farmer, Murdieston
Scott James, flesher, 27 Regent st
Scott James, joiner, 7 1 Nicolson st
Scott John, baker, 25 Bruce st
Scott John, baker, 55-- Vermel. Ho. 60 Kelly st
Scott John, caulker, 9 Lynedoch st
Scott John, C.B. (of Scott & Co. and Greenock Foundry
Co.), Seafield house, 34 Brougham st
Scott John, engineer, 48 St. Lawrence st
Scott John, labourer, 34 Crescent st

DIRECTORY. 215
Scott John, road superintendent, 68 Kelly st
Scott John, skinner, 3 East Crawford st
Scott John, stevedore, 33 Lyle st
Scott John T.j 1 Campsie ter
Scott Joseph, boilermaker, 21 Ingleston pi
Scott Joseph, master mariner, 23 Lyle st
4* Scott Joseph D. (of Alexander Scott & Sons), Beltrees, 58
Union st
Scott Peter & Co., ship and insurance brokers, 4 Brymner
st
T~Scott Peter, family grocer and wine merchant, 17 West
Blackhall st, and provision merchant, 36 East Hamilton
j^
st. Ho. 29 Brougham st
Scott Peter, inspector of buildings, 7 Ratho st
Scott Peter (of Peter Scott & Co.), 8 Ashton, Gourock
Scott Ritchie, baker, 60 Kelly st
Scott Robert, mason, 77 Wellington st
Scott Robert Sinclair (of Scott & Co. and Greenock Foundry
Co.), Burnside, Largs
Scott Thomas, joiner, 28 Crawfurd st. Ho. 33 West
Stewart st
Scott Thomas, mechanic, 17 Ingleston st
Scott William, labourer, 1 1 Belville st
Scott William, printer and lithographer, 23 Nicolson st.
Ho. 12 Laird st
Scott Miss Bethia, millinery and toy shop, 85J Belville st
Scott Miss B. H., dress and mantle maker, 9 Newton st.
Ho. do.
Scott Miss Margaret, 33 Ardgowan st, west
Scott Miss, dairy, 1 Inverkip rd
Scott Miss, feuar, 13 Mearns st
Scott Mrs, wine and spirit merchant, 62 Wellington st.
Ho. 15 Finnart st
Scott Mrs Alexander, 33 West Stewart st
Scott Mrs Finlay, 37 Dempster st
Scott Mrs Isabella, 29 Trafalgar st
Scott Mrs James, 6 Inverkip st
Scott Mrs Jane, 85 Belville st
Scott Mrs Robert, 2 1 Trafalgar st
Scott Mrs, 23 East Shaw st
SCOTTISH Alliance Insurance
Picken & Co., Arcade
Co., Ld.—agents, Andrew

2l6 DIRECTORY.
Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society— agent,
Andrew Picken, Arcade
Scottish Leader (newspaper), wholesale agent, William Innes,
40 Hamilton st
Scottish Legal Life Assurance Society, 46 Cathcart st.
James Wood, district manager
Scottish Preserves Co. (Limited), preserve manufacturers, 13
Clarence st
Scottish Referee (newspaper), branch office, 1 Watt pi.
SEAFORTH Shipping Co. (Limited), 4 Brymner st. Peter
Scott, manager
SEATH James, woolsorter, 62 Drumfrochar rd
Seath Robert, gardener, 17 West Blackhall st
Seath Mrs John, ladies' nurse, 32 West Blackhall st
SELKIRK Thomas, plumber, 12 Laird st
SELLERS Mrs R., 23 Hamilton st
SERENA Ship Co., Limited— MacDonald, Adams & Co.,
managers, 1 1 William Street
SERVICE Alexander, engineer, 21 Roxburgh st
Service Archibald, blacksmith, 30 Wellington st
Service Daniel, engine-driver, 6 Antigua st
Service David, contractor, 2 Cross-shore st
Service George, brassfinisher, 20 Lyle st
Service John, baker, Regent Street Baking Factory. Ho.
56 Regent st
Service Matthew, carpenter, 32 Crescent st
Service William, brassmoulder, 18 Hope st
Service Mrs John, 56 Regent st
SHAND John, commission agent, 38 East Crawford st
Shand Rev. Alexander Erskine, M.A., minister of the North
Parish Church. Ho. 1 Ardgowan st, west
Sband Thomas, engineer, 56 St. Lawrence st
Shand Thomas, tobacconist and stationer, 59 Rue-end st.
Ho. 38 East Crawford st
Shand William, engineer, 38 Mearns st
SHANKLAND Dugald & Co., merchants and shipowners,
2 1 Cathcart st
Shankland Dugald (of Dugald Shankland & Co.), Gowanhill,
8 Madeira st
Shankland James H., shipowner, 21 Cathcart st. Ho.
Glenlea, 9 Newark st
Shankland Robert & Co., shipowners, 21 Cathcart st.

DIRECTORY. 2 I 7
Shankland Thomas, cooper, 12 Laird st
Shankland Mrs Robert, The Craigs, 21 Newark st
Shankland Mrs Thomas, 30 West Blackhall st
*f* SHANNON James, tailor and clothier, 50 Cathcart st. Ho.
18 Bentinck st
Shannon William, labourer, 75 Regent st
Shannon Mrs George, 1 Broomhill st
SHARER Alfred, commission merchant, 77 Port-Glasgow rd
-^ SHARP James Carmichael, wine and spirit merchant, 4
Shaw st. Ho. 13 Caddlehill st
Sharp John, cooper, 60 Ann st
-4" Sharp John, grocer and provision merchant, 25 Rue-end st.
Ho. 31 Regent st
Sharp John, labourer, 14 Crescent st
Sharp John, labourer, 14 Terrace rd
Lu Sharp William (of Campbell, Anderson & Co.), 42 Eldon st
Sharp William (of Duncan & Sharp), 5 Garwood st
Sharp William, spirit dealer, 17 John st. Ho. do.
Sharp Mrs John, 19 Ardgowan st, west
' Sharp Mrs, 29 Ann st
SHAW James, carpenter, 6 Hay st
Shaw James, engineer, 42 St. Lawrence st
Shaw John, blacksmith, 17 Lauriston st
Shaw John, patternmaker, 101 Port-Glasgow rd
Shaw John, porter, 26 Duncan st
Shaw Neil, cowfeeder, 6 Prospecthill st
Shaw, Savill & Albion Co., Limited—agents,
Andrew Picken & Co., Arcade
Shaw William, slater, 34 Arthur st. Ho. 33 Ingleston st
Shaw William N., librarian, 9 Murdieston st
Shaw Miss Mary, teacher, Mearns Street School. Ho. 30
Newton st
Shaw Mrs J., 93 Belville st
Shaw Mrs Neil, 6 Trafalgar st
Shaw Mrs S. A., dressmaker, 30 Kelly st
Shaw Mrs William, 16 South st
Shaw Mrs, 7 Newton st
SHAWS Water Chemical Works, 21 Dellingburn st—John
Poynter, Son & Macdonalds
SHEARER Alexander, feuar, 2 Glen st
Shearer Alexander, jun., writer and notary public, 18
Hamilton st. Ho. 2 Glen st

2l8 DIRECTORY.
Shearer Archibald (of Alexander Macfarlan & Co.), 2 Glen st
Shearer Hugh, wholesale grocer, Sugar Exchange buildings,
Mansionhouse lane and 52 Shaw st. Ho. 15 Fox st
Shearer James, boilermaker, 19 Trafalgar st
H— Shearer James, goods superintendent, Albert Harbour,
Lynedoch, James Watt Dock, and Inchgreen stations
(G. & S.-W. Railway). Ho. 25 Brougham st
Shearer James (of Shearer's Vaults. 21 Ann st), 2 Lyle st
Shearer James, painter, 45 Wellington st
Shearer James, salesman, 17 West Stewart st
Shearer John, engineer, 55 Belville st
Shearer Robert B., M.A., LL.B. (of W. & R. B. Shearer),
Hartfell, 97 Finnart st
Shearer Thomas, clerk, 8 Murdieston st
Shearer William (of W. & R. B. Shearer), 97 Finnart st
Shearer W. & R. B., writers and notaries public, 1 Bank st
Shearer Miss M. L., curator, Temperance and Young Men's
Christian Institutes. Ho. 17 West Stewart st
*"/"" Shearer Mrs Janet, wine and spirit merchant, 21 Ann st.
Ho. 24 Wellington st
SHEARLAW Joseph, carpenter, 10 Mearns st
—V- SHELDON Abraham, wine merchant, 1 Ropework st. Ho.
52 Brougham st
SHENNAN Mrs, seminary and private teaching, Lilybank,
Cardwell Bay
~ ' Shepherd
SHEPHERD George, joiner, 76 Ann st
William, ironmonger, 9 William st. Ho. 19
Finnart st
Shepherd William, cycle and sewing machine depot, 25
West Blackhall st. Ho. do.
SHERIDAN John B., flesher, 35 Ann st. Ho. 24 Bruce st
Sheridan Joseph, butcher, 59 Inverkip st. Ho. 8 South st
* Sheridan Robert, superintendent of cemetery and parks.
Office, Cemetery. Ho. 4 South st
Sheridan William, carter, 41 Holmscroft st
Sheridan Miss, 18 Regent st
SHERIFF Court Hall, County buildings, 1 Nelson st, west
Sheriff Joseph (of J. D. M'Gregor & Co.), 39 Bank st
SHIELDS Archibald, joiner, 12 Wellington st
Shields Richard, labourer, 9 Cathcart st
Shields Mrs, 18 Bearhope st
SHIPPING Office for Seamen, 7 Virginia st

DIRECTORY. 219
SHORT John, tinsmith and gasfitter, 3 Duff st
Short Thomas, clerk, 7 Port-Glasgow rd
SIEGER Engelbert, wine and spirit merchant, 41 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 15 Laird st
SILLARS xAndrew, brassfinisher, 27 Belville st
•4-SIM John, grocer, 32 Lynedoch st. Ho. 42 Mearns st
Sim Mrs, 1 Ker st
SIME Robert J., gatekeeper, 77 Holmscroft st
SIMPSON Alexander, blacksmith, 37 Trafalgar st. Ho. 28
Wellington st
Simpson George, engineer, 46 East Hamilton st
Simpson George, woolsorter, 7 Mill st
^ Simpson Gordon, head-master, Ann Street Public School.
Ho. 23 Brisbane st
Simpson James, engineer, 1 Springkell st
Simpson James, flesher, 1 Belville st. Ho. 36 Crescent st
Simpson James, hairdresser, 6 Brymner st. Ho. 30
Market st
Simpson James, postman, 11 West Stewart st
Simpson John, compositor, 90 Dempster st
Simpson John, engineer, 5 Hope st
Simpson John, labourer, 35 Ingleston st
Simpson John A. & Co., pavement, cement, lime,
coal, stucco, and fire-clay merchant, 6 Tobago
st. Depot and Office, 10 Brougham st. (See
Advt.)
( Simpson John A. (of John A. Simpson & Co.), 20 Brisbane st
Simpson M. & K., fancy goods, 33 Charles st
Simpson Richard, foreman, 60 Drumfrochar rd
Simpson Richard, jun., brassfinisher, 60 Drumfrochar rd
Simpson Richard, sailmaker, 3 Armadale pi
Simpson Thomas, boilermaker, 1 2 Belville st
Simpson Thomas S., manager (R. & J. Dick), 38 South st
*• Simpson William, funeral undertaker, and agent United
Reform Friendly Society, 48 Vennel. Ho. 49 Vennel
Simpson William, labourer, 76 Ann st
Simpson Mrs D. M., 32 Brisbane st
Simpson Mrs M., 8 South st
Simpson Mrs, 32 Inverkip st
SIMS Mrs Elizabeth, midwife, 75 Wellington st
SINCLAIR Alexander, coppersmith, t8 Antigua st
Sinclair Alexander, engineer, 46 Ann st

DIRECTORY.
Sinclair Alexander, fireman, 5 Regent st
Sinclair Angus & Co., smiths, bellhangers, and gasfitters, 21
Cathcart st. Ho. 33 Kelly st
Sinclair Archibald, riveter, 5 Inverkip st
Sinclair Archibald M., storeman, 34 Crescent st
Sinclair & Co., accountants, house factors, and insurance
agents, 46 Cathcart st
Sinclair Daniel, engineer, 66 East Hamilton st
Sinclair Daniel M'E., insurance agent, 35 Wellington st
Sinclair Donald, carpenter, 61 Holmscroft st
Sinclair Donald, mason, 41 West Burn st
Sinclair Duncan, carpenter, 5 Caddlehill st
Sinclair Duncan B., blacksmith, 9 Lynedoch st
Sinclair George (late H.M.C.), Finnart rd
Sinclair James, hair-dresser, 36 East Hamilton st. Ho. 13
Springkell st
-^ Sinclair James R. C. (of J. & R. Young & Co.), 9 Brisbane st
Sinclair John, blacksmith, 92 Dempster st
Sinclair John, carpenter, 13 Springkell st
Sinclair John, engine-driver, 5 East Crawford st
Sinclair John, foreman plater, 2 George sq
Sinclair John, gasfitter, 22 West Blackhall st
Sinclair John, insurance agent, 19 Mount Pleasant st
Sinclair John A. S., police constable, 6 Hay st
Sinclair Malcolm, engine-driver, 13 Lauriston st
Sinclair Matthew, steward, 42 Ann st
Sinclair Neil, labourer, 40 Nicolson st
-\— Sinclair Robert, fishmonger, 41 West Burn st. Ho. 22
Crawfurd st
Sinclair Robert, joiner, 10 Hope st
Sinclair Robert, labourer, 47 Crawfurd st
Sinclair Robert, labourer, 78 Dempster st
Sinclair Robert H. (of Sinclair & Co.), 57 Forsyth st
Sinclair Walter, salesman, 15 Charles st
-H Sinclair William, agent for G. & J. Burns, Glasgow, Excise
buildings. Ho. 1 Kelly st
Sinclair William, baker, 9 Hope st
Sinclair William, brakesman, 17 Antigua st
Sinclair Wm., corkcutter, 22 Bruce st. Ho. 7 Murdieston st
( Sinclair Wm. G., Sheriff-officer and J. P. Constable,
9 West Blackhall st. Ho. 15 Mount
Pleasant st

DIRECTORY.
Sinclair Misses, 3 Ford pi, Finnart st
Sinclair Mrs Duncan, 10 Murdieston st
Sinclair Mrs Peter, 15 Mount Pleasant st
Sinclair Mrs P., 59 Brisbane st
Sinclair Mrs, 17 Cartsburn st
SINGER Manufacturing Co., sewing machine manufac-
turers, 26 West Blackhall st
SISSENER H., shipmaster, 31 Brougham st
SKILLEN Samuel, pointsman, 13 Watt st
SKINNER Thomas & Co., ship and insurance
William st
brokers, 13
Skinner Mrs, grocer, 16 Cartsburn st
Skinner Mrs Margaret, 10 Forsyth st
SKIVINGTON W. Gordon, 47 Brougham st
Skivington Mrs E.,
Brougham st
spirit merchant, 50 Shaw st. Ho. 47
^"SLATER James, B.A., Kilblain Academy. Ho. 14 Princes st
SLAVEN James, salesman, 31 Ingleston st
Slaven John, labourer, 52 West Blackhall st
SLIGO Steam Packet Company, Old Steamboat quay
|~SLOAN James, grocer and provision merchant, 1 Ann st.
Ho. 10 Wellington st
% Sloan John J. A., paymaster (H.M.S. Benbow), 24 Finnart st
Sloan Patrick, labourer, 56 Drumfrochar rd
Sloan Samuel, church officer, 14 Mearns st
Sloan Thomas C, labourer, 12 Roxburgh st
SMALL George, coachbuilder, 32 Kelly st
Small William, caulker, 36 Crawfurd st
Small Mrs Robertson, 13 Lauriston st
Small Mrs, 8 Mount Pleasant st
SMART John, joiner, 6 Watt st
Smart J. R., Carlogie House, 37 Newark st
Smart & Rolland. drapers, 31 Charles st
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^SMEATON Mrs, 70 Wellington st
SMELLIE Edward, joiner, 99 Port-Glasgow rd
SMILLIE & Robson, wholesale and retail fruit and vegetable
merchants and florists, 39 Hamilton st, and 3
Manse lane
Smillie James, confectioner, 66 Drumfrochar rd
\ Smillie William (of Smillie & Robson), 10 Ardgowan st, west
SMITH A. C. & Co., sugar merchants, 4 Brymner st
Smith Adam P. (of Smith & M'Quaig), 29 Patrick st

DIRECTORY.
Smith Alexander, baker, 8r Belville st. Ho. 83 do.
Smith Alexander, wholesale grocer, grain, and provision
merchants 19 Shaw st and Cathcart Arcade. Ho.
Sunnyside, 4 Bedford st
th Alexander, telegraphist, 31 Dempster st
th Alexander, 23 Lynedoch st
th Alexander W. C, telegraph linesman, 33 Royal st,
Gourock
th Angus, carter, 1 1 Holmscroft st
th Angus, F.C.S., analytical chemist, 10 Ardgowan st, w
th Bryce, engineer, 26 East Crawford st
th David, tailor, 63 Ann st
th Donald, brassfinisher, 22 Antigua st
th Donald, labourer, 68 Drumfrochar road
th Duncan, carter, 22 Trafalgar st
boilermaker, 36 East Hamilton st
th Gavin L ,
th George, engine-driver, 26 East Crawford st
th George, joiner, 15 Antigua st
th George, salesman, 55 Drumfrochar rd
th Harry & Co., plumbers and gasfitters, 78 Belville st.
Ho. 22 Antigua st
th Hugh, foreman bookbinder, 17 South st.
th James, blacksmith, 7 Duncan st. Ho. 1 Inverkip rd
th James, bookbinder and bookseller, 35 Nicolson st.
Ho. 77 Wellington st
th James, carpenter, 9 Ratho st
th James, consulting engineer, 42 Brisbane st
th James, engine-driver, 5 Lauriston st
th James, yardsman, 97 Port-Glasgow rd
th James, engineer, 23 Trafalgar st
th James, fireman, 30 Brymner st
th James, grocer, 1 1 Market st. Ho. 48 Ann st
th James, labourer, 27 Ingleston st
th James, moulder, 87 Belville st
th James, policeman, 95 Roxburgh st
th John, bar officer and keeper, Sheriff Court buildings,
1 Nelson st, west. Ho. do.
th John, gas meter surveyor, 9 Mount Pleasant st
th John, joiner, 53 Regent st
th John, boilermaker, 20 St. Lawrence st
th John, boot and shoemaker, 46 Hamilton st. Ho. 34
West Stewart st

DIRECTORY. 223
Smith John, coachman, 106 Dempster st
Smith John, engineer, 13 Antigua st
Smith John, engineer, 6 Belville st
Smith John, engineer, 23 Ingleston st
Smith John, engineer, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Smith John, fitter, 7 East Crawford st
•^ Smith John, hairdresser, 9 Duff st. Ho. 21 Dempster st
Smith John, joiner, 19 Ingleston st
Smith John, licensed broker, 22 Ann st. Ho. 10 Shaw pi
Smith John, mason and sculptor, 26 West Blackhall st
Smith John (of John Smith & Co.), 4 Nelson st, west
Smith John, upholsterer, 89 Dempster st
Smith Rev. John B. (of Union Street U.P. Church), 24
Margaret st
Smith John C, law clerk, 12 Robertson st
Smith John & Co., coachbuilders, 38 Nicolson st
Smith Joseph, joiner, 21 Bearhope st
Smith Joseph, commission agent, 2 Kilblain st
Smith Joseph, policeman, 2 Holmscroft st
Smith Joseph, rigger, 1 Kilblain st
Smith Joseph, district superintendent British Workman and
General Assurance Co., 36 West Blackhall st. Ho. 13
Watt st
Smith J. C, Macdonald & Crawford, solicitors and notaries
public, 26 Hamilton st
Smith & M'Cuaig, joiners and builders, 30 Charles st
Smith Owen, dairyman, 54 Holmscroft st
(- Smith Peter, clerk, 26 Patrick st
Smith Peter, clockmaker, 3 Bank st
Smith Peter, weigher, 12 Wellington st
Smith Philip, policeman, 9 Nicolson st
Smith Richard, aerated water manufacturer, 32 Sugarhouse
lane. Ho. 3 George sq
Smith Robert, boilermaker, 89 Belville st
Smith Robert, boilermaker, 20 Trafalgar st
Smith Robert, commercial traveller, 29 Patrick st
I Smith Robert, labourer, 10 Hill st
^» Smith Robert, stationer, lithographer, and printer, Municipal
buildings. Ho. 54 Brougham st
Smith Robert, storekeeper, 42 St. Lawrence st
f. Smith Robert Murray, correspondent, Glasgow Herald, 29
Cathcart st. Ho. 22 Ardgowan sq

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DIRECTORY.
Smith Thomas, insurance agent, 14 Lyle st
Smith Thomas, moulder, 64 Ann st
Smith Thomas, police constable, 21 Wellington st
Smith Thomas, potter, 50 East Hamilton st
Smith Thomas, potter, 52 East Hamilton st
Smith Thomas, salesman, 1 2 Watt st
Smith Thomas, sheriff officer and J. P. constable, 25 West
Burn st. Ho. n Murdieston st
Smith Thomas, ship smith and galvanizer, New Dock lane
and 20 Shaw st. Ho. 5 Roxburgh st. (See Advt.)
Smith Thomas C, patternmaker, 21 Ingleston st
Smith Thomas W., goldsmith and jeweller, 14 West
Blackhall st
Smith Thomson, grocer, 73 Holmscroft st
Smith William, boilermaker, 101 Belville st
Smith William, blacksmith, Garvel Park house
Smith William, insurance agent, 12 Trafalgar st
Smith William, plater, 33 Ingleston st
Smith William, salesman, 46 Ann st
Smith William, seamen's chaplain, 2 Campsie ter, Gourock
Smith William, slater, 7 York st
Smith William, tailor, 24 West Burn st. Ho. 22 Wellington st
Jf Smith William, Town Chamberlain. Municipal buildings,
Wallace sq. Ho. 29 Newton st
Smith Miss, dressmaker, 95 Roxburgh st
Smith Miss, grocer, 30 Mount Pleasant st
Smith Miss, 9 Nelson st, west
Smith Mrs A., 6 Holmscroft st
Smith Mrs Allan B., 29 Patrick st
Smith Mrs Archibald, 23 East Shaw st
Smith Mrs Catherine, 7 Newton st
Smith Mrs George, 13 Brisbane st
Smith Mrs J., 9 Watt st
Smith Mrs John, 8 Brisbane st
J- Smith Mrs John, spirit merchant, 30 East Hamilton st.
Ho. Oakfield, East Ratho st
Smith Mrs J. H., 24 Kelly st
Smith Mrs Robert, midwife, 22 Ann st
Smith Mrs Samuel, n Lynedoch st
Smith Mrs W., 48 Ann st
Smith Mrs W. B., 15 Laird st
Smith Mrs, confectioner, 42 Roxburgh st

DIRECTORY. 225
Smith Mrs, finisher, Overton
Smith Mrs, midwife, 16 Antigua st
Smith Mrs, tobacconist, 29 Regent st
Smith Mrs, 13 Duncan st
Smith Mrs, 2 Old Hillend
Smith Mrs, 65 Union st
Smith Mrs, 24 Wellington st
SMYTH Alexander, surgeon-dentist, 14 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 239 Buchanan st, Glasgow
SNODDY James, joiner, 15 Mount Pleasant st
SOAN-ES Benjamin, painter, 41 Lynedoch st
SOMERVILLE Duncan, riveter, 15 Main st
Somerville John, engineer, 15 Antigua st
Somerville William, engineer, 34 St. Lawrence st
Somerville William, seaman, 7 West breast
SORELY Peter, sawyer, 57 Belville st
SORLEY William, weigher, 28 Trafalgar st
SORRIE Mrs Peter, 5 Antigua st
SOUTAR William, painter, 42 Regent st
SOUTH Peter, rigger, 3 Bank st
SOUTHWOOD Thomas G., R.N., 113 Dempster st
SOUTTER H. D., bookbinder, 29 Roxburgh st
SPEIRS Archibald H., joiner, 8 Watt st
Speirs James, riveter, 3 Hill st
Speirs James & Son, sugar samplers, 30 Cathcart st
Speirs John, carpenter, 20 Serpentine walk
Speirs Robert, engineer, 1 1 Belville st
Speirs William (of James Speirs & Son), 4 Glen st
SPENCE David, carpenter, 6 Carnock st
Spence David, labourer, 82 Belville st
Spence Edward, painter, 29 Lynedoch st
Spence James, boilermaker, 21 Lyle st
Spence Joseph, labourer, 2 Lauriston st
Spence Thomas, painter, 27 Lynedoch st
Spence William, carpenter, 12 Murdieston st
SPENCER James, engineer, 3 Orchard st
Spencer William, engineer, 34 Crescent st
SPIERS John, sub-inspector, 80 Dempster st
Spiers Miss, 3 Houston st
SPITTAL James, tailor, Eddlewood pi
SPROUL John, engineer, 10 Carnock st
SPRUNT William, joiner, 30 Bruce st
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STARK David, carpenter, 18 St. Lawrence st
Stark Robert, blacksmith, 75 Wellington st
Stark Thomas, 17 Fox st
Stark Walker, blacksmith, 25 Mount Pleasant st
STATE Line Royal Mail Steamers—agents,
Andrew Picken & Co., Arcade
STEAD & Simpson, Limited, boot and shoe manufacturers,
14 Hamilton st
STEEL Edward, engine-driver, ti Carwood st
Steel Hugh, feuar, Clydebank, 38 Esplanade
Steel Matthew, general engraver, 15 Cathcart st
Steel William, builder, 10 Jamaica st. Ho. 35 West Stewart st
Steel William, coal merchant, 46 Trafalgar st. Ho. 66
Drumfrochar rd
Steel William, wine and spirit merchant, 14 John st. Ho.
32 St. Lawrence st
Steel Mrs Elizabeth, 2 Campsie ter
Steel Mrs John, 10 Ardgowan st, west
Steel Mrs Thomas, Clyde house, Roseneath st
Steel Mrs, 33 East Crawford st
Steel Mrs, 39 Bank st
STEELE Robert, labourer, 6 St. Lawrence st
Steele Robert, labourer, 6 Duff st
Steele Stewart, carpenter, 3 Carnock st
Steele Stewart, carter, 17 Belville st
Steele William (of Bristow & Steele), 5 1 Kelly st
Steele Miss, 40 Finnart st
Steele Miss, 65 Union st
STEEN Mrs John, 17 Brisbane st
STEINKE Herman, mate, 6 Watt st
STEPHEN William, engine-driver, 93 Belville st
STEPHENS Mrs, 34 Nelson st, west
STERICKER A. C, music teacher, and organist Finnart
U.P. Church. Ho. Glen cottage, 18 Bedford st
STEVEN John & Co., ironfounders, Ladyburn Foundry
Steven John (of John Steven & Co.), 66 East Crawford st
STEVENS Alexander, janitor, Parochial Board buildings,
36 Nicolson st
Stevens John, cooper, 108 Dempster st
STEVENSON Adam, stair railer, 26 Trafalgar st
Stevenson Alexander, joiner and builder, 39 Wellington st.
Ho. 5 Caddlehill st

DIRECTORY. 227
•£~ Stevenson Alexander A., general grocer and tea merchant,
85 Finnart st. Ho. 15 do.
_x. Stevenson Archibald, marine surveyor, 20 Cathcart st. Ho.
*
53 Brisbane st
Stevenson George, baker, 26 Lynedoch st
-t— Stevenson Hugh, draper, 38 Hamilton st. Ho. 36 Brisbane
st
Stevenson John, engineer, 81 Port-Glasgow rd
Stevenson John, seaman, 3 Kilblain st
Stevenson John, vanman, 3 Holmscroft st
Stevenson John B., chief engineer, 27 Robertson st
Stevenson Peter, gardener, 38 Nelson st, west
Stevenson Robert, boilermaker, 10 Hill st
Stevenson Robert, engine-driver, 4 Watt st
Stevenson & Sons, West London Boot Co.,
first-class bootmakers, 19 West Blackhall St,
Greenock, and London, Glasgow, and Helensburgh.
Ho. Burnbank Gardens, Glasgow
Stevenson William, gardener, 37 Crawfurd st
Stevenson William, labourer, 6 Hill st
Stevenson William S., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 7 West
Stewart st. Ho. 1 1 Nelson st, west
Stevenson Miss, 20 Brisbane st
Stevenson Miss, 3 Madeira st
Stevenson Miss, 7 Margaret st
Stevenson Misses, millinery and furnishings,
Stevenson Mrs C, 103 Belville st
24 Union st
Stevenson Mrs James, 8 Brisbane st
STEWART Alexander, labourer, 112 Drumfrochar rd
Stewart Alexander, patternmaker, 4 Moffat st
Stewart Alexander, plater, 6 Old Hillend
Stewart Alexander, seaman, 2 1 Trafalgar st
Stewart Alexander, superintendent engineer, 24 Robertson st
,
Stewart Alexander, yachtsman, 9 Watt st
-Stewart Andrew (of Orchard Sugar Refining Co.), Annieslea,
14 Newark st
Stewart Archibald, engineer, 2 Kilblain st
Stewart Archibald, seaman, 1 1 Watt st
Stewart Arthur, labourer, 18 Bruce st
Stewart Charles, carter, 36 Ingleston st
Stewart Charles, H.M.C., 16 Robertson st
Stewart Charles, moulder, 5 East Crawford st

2 28 DIRECTORY.
~~ Stewart Daniel B., smith, tinsmith, gasfitter,
plumber, and bellhanger, and house and ship
furnishing ironmonger, 14 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 7 Margaret St. (See Advt.)
Stewart David, beltmaker, 29 Belville st
Stewart David, engineer, 2 Garvald st
Stewart Denniston, engineer, 27 Lyle st
Stewart Duncan, E.O., H.M.C, 23 Nelson st, west
•"4- Stewart Francis, confection manufacturer, Harvie lane. Ho.
69 Nicolson st
Stewart & Hutchison, solicitors, 190 West George st, Glasgow
Stewart James, carter, 80 Dempster st
Stewart James, carter, 20 Inverkip st
Stewart James, carpenter, 1 Kilblain st
Stewart James, coal merchant, 13 Stanners st
Stewart James, engineer, 30 Roxburgh st
Stewart James, foreman labourer, 40 Nicolson st
Stewart James, labourer, 44 Arthur st
Stewart James, labourer, 3 Carnock st
Stewart James, labourer, 2 Crawfurd lane
Stewart James, nautical instrument maker, 7 Belville st
Stewart James, sawyer, 1 1 Lauriston st
Stewart James B., I. A., architect and surveyor, 2 Hamilton
st. Ho. 18 Bentinck st
— \r~ Stewart James K., grain, hay, straw, and cheese merchant,
* 28 and 30 Shaw st. Ho. 54 Forsyth st
Stewart John, clothier, 40 Cathcart st. Ho. 26 Mearns st
Stewart John, tobacconist, 49 Cathcart st. Ho. 5 Caddie-
hill st
Stewart John, riveter, 12 Kilblain st
Stewart John, feuar, 62 Eldon st
Stewart John, moulder, 44 Lynedoch st
Stewart John, plumber, 8 South st
- 1 Stewart John, ship-store merchant, 4 Bogle st. Ho. Rivers-
\ dale, Kilmalcolm
Stewart John, tailor and clothier, 5 West Blackhall st. Ho.
48 Ann st
Stewart John, salesman, Eddlewood pi
Stewart Joseph, labourer, 31 Nicolson st
Stewart Malcolm, miller, 113 Dempster st
Stewart M. & J., confectioners, 63 Inverkip st
Stewart Robert, engineer, 25 Belville st

DIRECTORY. 229
Stewart Robert, pansman, 17 Lynedoch st
Stewart Robert, patternmaker, 37 Lynedoch st
Stewart Robert, stationer, printer, and account book manu-
facturer, 32 Hamilton st
-"^•"Stewart Samuel, engineer and manager, Greenock Gas
Works. Ho. Knocknair, Bogston
Stewart Samuel, labourer, 34 St. Lawrence st
Stewart Thomas, brassfinisher, 51 Lynedoch st
Stewart Thomas, carpenter, 6 Chapel st
Stewart Thomas, surgeon dentist, 43 Brougham st. Ho. do.
Stewart Thomas, machinist, 78 Belville st
Stewart Thomas, railway clerk, 35 Wellington st
Stewart Thomas H., missionary, St. Andrew's Free Church.
Ho. 4 Finnart st
+~ Stewart Thomas O (of Fisher & Co.), 42 Mearns st
Stewart William, cork manufacturer, 33 Hamilton st. Ho. do.
Stewart William, gardener, 23 Union st
Stewart William, goldsmith and watchmaker, 14 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 2 George sq
Stewart William, iron shipbuilder, 18 East Crawford st
Stewart William, joiner, 115 Dempster st
Stewart William, engineer, 96 Dempster st
Stewart William, engineer, 99 Port-Glasgow rd
Stewart William, vanman, 30 Wellington st
Stewart William R., waiter, 112 Dempster st
Stewart Agnes T.. pawnbroker, 49 Vennel
Stewart Miss, 16 Mearns st
Stewart Miss Jessie, 51 Union st
-4 Stewart Mrs John, spirit merchant, 34 Dalrymple st. Ho. 63
Nicolson st
-£ Stewart Mrs Mary, wine and spirit merchant, 6 Market st.
Ho. 2 Garvald st
.4 Stewart Mrs C, wine and spirit merchant, 93 Roxburgh st.
Ho. 24 Robertson st
Stewart Mrs D., 21 Newton st
Stewart Mrs Elizabeth, 28 Brisbane st
Stewart Mrs Isabella, 99 Belville st
Stewart Mrs J., 7 Holmscroft st
Stewart Mrs William M. A., dressmaker, 53 Brisbane st
Stewart Mrs., Greenock and Glasgow carrier, 65 West
Howard st, Glasgow ; and 41 Cathcart st, Greenock
Stewart Mrs, 5 Dempster st

23O DIRECTORY.
Stewart Mrs, 77 Holmscroft st
Stewart Mrs, 39 Regent st
Stewart Mrs, 15 Sir Michael st
Stewart Mrs, 35 Wellington st
Stewart Mrs, 7 William st
-(— STIRLING James A. (of J. B. Morison & Co.), Lilybank,
Cardwell Bay m-sams
Stirling John, shoemaker, 94 Dempster st
Stirling William, labourer, 5 Armadale pi
Stirling Mrs A., grocer, 17 Shaw st
Stirling Mrs, 17 Bearhope st
STIRRATT Alexander, labourer, 2 Lauriston st
Stirratt James, blacksmith, 30 East Hamilton st
Stirratt Mrs, 34 East Hamilton st
STODTER William, steward, 65 Rue-end st
STOKES Mrs William, 19 Cathcart st
STONE Archibald, engraver, 40 St. Lawrence st
Stone James, engineer, 15 Belville st
Stone John, moulder, 12 St. Lawrence st
STOODLEY Mrs Benjamin, 21 Ingleston st
STORER Andrew, printer (of J. Storer & Sons), 24 South st
Storer Daniel, printer (of J. Storer & Sons), 9 Nelson st, west
—^ Storer T- &-Sons, printers and stationers, 12 Kilblain st
STORMS Mrs A., 5 West Stewart st
STORRIE Robert, goods guard, 10 Carwood st
STOVE Thomas, shipwright, 27 Regent st
STRACHAN Andrew, shoemaker, 41 West Burn st. Ho.
37 Kellyst
Strachan Daniel, caulker, 1 1 Crescent st
Strachan George, architect and inspector of buildings,
Dhufield, Gourock rd
Strachan John, provision merchant, 14 Arthur st. Ho. 37
Kelly st
Strachan William, engineer, 59 Belville st
- Strachan William, wright and builder, 19 Mearns st. Ho.
Norwoodville, Nithsdale drive, Pollokshields, Glasgow
Strachan Mrs Elizabeth, 19 Wellington st
\- STRAINE George, musicseller, piano tuner, and dealer, 31
Nicolson st. Ho. 25 Newton st
Straine George W., piano tuner, 78 Holmscroft st
STRANG Rev. Robert Candlish, M.A., minister of Crawfurdsburn
Free Church, The Manse, Ratho st

DIRECTORY. 23 I
STRONACH William, solicitor, 25 West Burn st. Ho. 19
Bentinck st
STRONG Mrs, broker, 9 Market st
Jh STRUTHERS Rev. J.
P., M.A., minister of Reformed
Presbyterian Church, West Stewart st. Ho. 52 Eldon st
Struthers William, clerk, 22 South st
STURGEON James, gardener, 68 Holmscroft st
SUMMERVILLE A., medical herbalist, 33 West Burn st.
Ho. 113 Dempster st
SURGENOR John, storekeeper, 30 St. Lawrence st
Surgenor William, badge porter, 50 Roxburgh st
SUTHERLAND Alexander, slater, 12 Mill st
Sutherland Alexander M., compositor, 21 Trafalgar st
Sutherland Donald, joiner, 8 Hope st
Sutherland Duncan (at Glasgow and Greenock Shipping
Co.), 62 Kelly st
Sutherland George, clerk, 27 Robertson st
Sutherland Peter, mason, 83 Roxburgh st
Sutherland William, plumber, 1 Prospecthill st
Sutherland William, tugboatman, 47 Shaw st
SUTTIE John, engineer, 7 Ratho st
+- SWAN Allan, steamship agent. Customhouse buildings.
Ho. 49 Brougham st
Swan Andrew, 4 Robertson st
Swan David, shipmaster, 83 Finnart st
Swan George W., weigher, 21 Nelson st, west
Swan John, librarian, Sailors' Home, 1 7 Newton st
Swan Robert, engineer, 3 Carnock st
«^- Swan Robert, feuar, Strathmore house, 36 Brisbane st
Swan Robert D., clerk, 11 Brachelston st
Swan William, flesher, 18 Cartsburn st. Ho. 8 Antigua st
Swan Miss, 48 Brougham st
Swan Mrs William, 45 Newton st
Swan Mrs, grocer, 17 Dempster st
SWANSTON Rev. David, 75 Wellington st
Swanston William D., carpenter, 6 Carwood st
SWEENEY George, painter, 7 Lynedoch st
Sweeney Thomas, painter, 3 George sq
SWEENIE Joseph, postman, 5 1 Shaw st
SWORD Miss, 36 Eldon st
SYME James, fireman, 18 St. Lawrence st
Syme John, jun., fireman, 80 Belville st

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232
DIRECTORY.
Syme John, sen., engineman, 85 Belville st
SYMINGTON Archibald, engineer, 3 Watt st
Symington David, boot and shoemaker, 5 Hamilton st. Ho.
33 Nelson st, west
Symington Martin T. P., 33 Nelson st, west
Symington John, coal merchants, 10 Patrick st. Ho. 3
Watt st
Symington Rev. Andrew, Martyrs' Free Church, West Shaw
st. Ho. 13 Ardgowan st, west
TAFF Matthew, timekeeper, Overton
TAINSH John (of MacSymon & Co., Limited), 33 Kelly st
TAIT Alexander, bank and insurance agent, Royal Bank of
Scotland, west-end, 9 West Blackhall st. Ho. Claremount,
Gourock
Tait Charles, submarine diver, 6 Old Hillend
Tait James, tanner, 1 1 East Crawford st
Tait John, engineer, 97 Belville st
Tait John, foreman, 24 Bank st
Tait John, glazier, 7 Eldon st
Tait John, moulder, 31 Ingleston st
Tait Thomas, engineer, 34 Nelson st,
Tait William, carpenter, 4 Garvald st
west
Tait William, policeman, 5 Regent st
Tait Mrs, 71 Regent st
\ TAITT Alexander J. W., 1 1 Bentinck st
.1 Taitt Robert G., river pilot, 28 Ardgowan st, west
\ TANNAHILL James, agent for Commercial Bank. Ho.
9 Finnart st
Tannahill William, labourer, 15 Prospecthill st
TANNOCK Quintin, plasterer, 5 Sir Michael st. Ho. 17
Ardgowan st, west
-j— TARBET James (late sailmaker), 20 Union st
Tarbet John, sugarboiler, 7 Murdieston st
Tarbet Robert, cooper, 108 Drumfrochar rd
Tarbet Thomas, smith, 126 Drumfrochar rd
Tarbet William, joiner, 70 Holmscroft st
Tarbet William, joiner, 30 Nelson st, west
Tarbet Miss, lodgings, 6 Brisbane st

DIRECTORY. 233
Tarbet Misses, 22 Eldon st
Tarbet Mrs, 85 Dempster st
TASKER Mrs Andrew, 40 Union st
TAYLOR Adam, engineer, 50 Ann st
Taylor Alexander, carpenter, 17 Lyle st
Taylor Alexander, engineer, 12 Serpentine walk
Taylor Rev. Alexander, missionary rector, St. Mary's R.C.
Church, 14 Patrick st
Taylor Archibald, engineer, 66 Ann st
Taylor Archibald, smith, 75 Holmscroft st
Taylor A. & G., photographers, 17 Hamilton st
Taylor Brothers, drapers, 32 Hamilton st
Taylor Charles, book-keeper, 1 1 Antigua st
Taylor Charles, engineer, 61 Ann st
Taylor & Co., Berlin wool repository, 4 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 54 Brougham st
Taylor Daniel, pansman, 66 Ann st
Taylor David, flesher, 90 Dempster st
^- Taylor H. J., superintendent P. & O. Co. (Caird & Co., Ltd.,
Dalrymple st). Ho. 55 Forsyth st
Taylor Henderson, fireman, 19 Belville st
Taylor James, boilermaker, 31 Roxburgh st
Taylor James, carpenter, 15 Nelson st, west
Taylor James, engineer, 1 24 Drumfrochar rd
Taylor James, head-master, St. Lawrence's school. Ho. 15
Lynedoch st
Taylor James, smith, 97 Belville st
Taylor, James H., blacksmith, 32 Ingleston st
Taylor James R. (of Taylor Bros.), 49 Brisbane st
•f*" Taylor John, accountant, Clydesdale Bank, Limited, 7
Hamilton st. Ho. do.
Taylor John, engineer, 65 Nicolson st
Taylor John, plumber, 47 Trafalgar st
Taylor John, shoemaker, 15 Ann st
Taylor John G., timekeeper, 2 Antigua st
Taylor Matthew, tailor, 72 Ann st
Taylor Robert, boatman, 56 Lynedoch st
, Taylor Robert, draughtsman, 39 Kelly st
H- Taylor Thomas H., collector of Inland Revenue, Excise
buildings, Customhouse. Ho. 50 Esplanade
Taylor William, firemaster, Municipal buildings, Wallace sq.
Ho. do.

234
DIRECTORY.
Taylor William, blacksmith, 78 Belville st
Taylor William, joiner, 7 Newton st
Taylor William, moulder, 9 Carwood st
t Taylor William, teacher, Eskgrove Academy, Ho. Eskgrove, 50 Ardgowan st, west
33 Fox st.
Taylor William E., major, 8 Esplanade
Taylor Miss A., milliner, Lome pi, 54 Brougham st
Taylor Mrs A., 9 Argyle st
Taylor Mrs Alexander, 5 Antigua st
Taylor Mrs Alexander, 8 Hay st
Taylor Mrs Ann, 6 Sir Michael st
Taylor Mrs James M., 10 Ardgowan st, west
Taylor Mrs Jane, 23 West Stewart st
Taylor Mrs, 28 Ardgowan st,
Taylor Mrs, 95 Belville st
Taylor Mrs, 65 Holmscroft st
west
Taylor Mrs, 31 Roxburgh st
TELFER Henry, engineer, 75 Wellington st
Telfer James (of J. & J. Telfer), 89 Roxburgh st
Telfer James, timber measurer, 15 Dempster st
Telfer John (of J. & J. Telfer), 9 Murdieston st
Telfer J. & J., bootmakers, 38 Hamilton st
Telfer Thomas, stationmaster, Greenock
Roxburgh st
west. Ho. 82
Telfer William, engineer, 2 Garvald st
Telfer Mrs C, grocer, 1 Prospecthill st. Ho. do.
Telfer Mrs, 21 Lyle st
TELFORD Edward, caulker, 3 Mill st
Telford William, ironmoulder, 19 Belville st
TEMPERANCE Institute, 19 West Stewart st
TEMPLETON Duncan, brassfinisher, 30 St. Lawrence st
Templeton Matthew D., manager, 6 Finnart st
Templeton Robert, labourer, 41 West Burn st
-f—
Templeton Robert P., traveller, 69 Nicolson st
Templeton William, railway guard, 53 Kelly st
TENNANT Willam, engineer, 8 Carwood st
Tennant William, patternmaker, 87 Belville st
Tennant Mrs, ladies' nurse, 33 Hamilton st
THEATRE Royal, 38 West Blackhall st. Lessee and
manager, Alex. Wright
-\ THEXTON Robert, teacher, Shaw Street School.
Bank st
Ho. 22

DIRECTORY. 235
THE Bank of Scotland, 47 Cathcart st— Peter Macdonald,
agent
The Brewers' Sugar Company (Limited), sugar refiners,
West Burn sq
The British Linen Company Bank, 13 William st— James
Glen, agent
The British Marine Salvage Co. (Limited), stores James Watt
Basin, John Wilkie, storekeeper
The Brunei Ship Co. (Limited), managers, Leitch & Muir,
2 West quay
The Burmah
Brymner st
Steamship Co. (Limited), shipowners, 46
The Cartsburn Sugar Refining Co., sugar refiners,
square
Cartsburn
The Cathcart Rubber Co., waterproof manufacturers and
India rubber merchants, 49 Cathcart st
The Cathcart Steamship Co. (Limited) — J. & J. Denholm,
managers, Exchange buildings
The Cereals Co. (Limited), starch
Burn sq
manufacturers, &c, West
The Christian Mission, Music Hall, 39 Hamilton st
The Clyde and St.
Rue-end st
Lawrence Shipping Co. (Limited), 63
The Clyde Pottery Co., manufacturers of earthenware,
Port-Glasgow rd
The Clyde Stevedore Co., India pi,
The Clydesdale Bank (Limited),
7 Dock breast
7 Hamilton st— John
Rodger, agent
The Clydesdale Bank (Limited), East-end
end st—William Bruce, agent
Branch, 53 Rue-
The Commercial Bank of Scotland (Limited), 36
st— James Tannahill, agent
The Eureka Clothing Co., 19 Cathcart st
Cathcart
The Greenock Apothecaries' ^Erated Water Company
(Limited), aerated water manufacturers, 1
st—William Wright, manager
and 3 Laird
The Greenock Apothecaries' Company, wholesale and retail
chemists and druggists, 28 Hamilton st
The Greenock Bagging Co., 46 Cathcart st
The Greenock East-end Co-operative Society (Limited),
grocery, drapery, and boot and shoemakers, 18 East
Crawford st and 105 Port-Glasgow rd

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DIRECTORY.
The Greenock Equitable Loan Co., pawnbrokers, 24
Hamilton st
The Greenock Foundry Co., engineers, boilermakers, and
ironfounders, East Stewart st
The Greenock Herald, 40 Cathcart st
The Greenock Heritable Co. (Limited), 33 Cathcart st
Louson Walker, C.A., secretary and manager
The Greenock Mineral Water Co., aerated water manufacturers,
Waverley lane
The Greenock Model Lodging House Co. (Limited), 33
Cathcart st—Robert Macpherson, C.A., secretary
The Greenock Plate Glass Insurance Co., 19 Cathcart st
The Greenock Provident Investment Co., Post Office buildings,
James Anderson, managing director ; Robert
Dixon, secretary
The Greenock and Port-Glasgow Tramways Co., 33 Cathcart
st— Louson Walker, C.A., secretary
The Greenock Rubber Co., India rubber and waterproof
manufacturers, 13 Hamilton st
The Greenock Standard, Wallace sq
The Greenock Steamship Co. (Limited), steamship owners,
1 Cross-shore st— Dougall MacDougall, managing
director
The Greenock Stevedore Co. (Limited), 8 Roslin st— J.
M'Kinnon, manager
The Greenock Telegraph, 14 and 16 Charles st
The Greenock Towing Co., 8 Brymner st
The Grianaig Shipping Co. (Limited), 1 Cathcart st—Adam
Hamilton & Co., managers
The Gulf Line Association (Limited), steamship owners, 1
Cross-shore st
The Ingleston Foundry Co., engineers and ironfounders, 9
Ingleston st
The James Watt Steamship Co.
Leitch & Muir, 2 West quay
(Limited)— Managers,
The Lady Armstrong Steamship Co. (Limited),
st—Adam Hamilton & Co., managers
1 Cathcart
The Leith, Hull, and Hamburg Steam Packet Co., 13
Hamilton st— James Currie & Co., agents
The Little Sisters of the Poor, Home for the Aged, 44
Union st
The Lyle Shipping Co. (Limited), shipowners, 10 Clarence st
—

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DIRECTORY. 237
The London and Newcastle Tea Co., tea merchants, 33
Hamilton st
The Mount Park Steamship Co. (Limited)—J. & J.
Denholm, managers, Exchange buildings
The National Bank of Scotland (Limited), 29 Cathcart st
J. C. Hart, agent
The National Telephone Co. (Limited), Municipal buildings.
Stores, Bell entry—Horatio Bell, district manager
The Newcomen Steamship Co. (Limited)— Managers, Leitch
& Muir, 2 West quay
The New Howe Machine Co. (Limited), cycle manufacturers,
10 William st
The People's Boot and Shoe Supply Stores, 29 West Burn
st
The Prudential Assurance Co. (Limited), 8 West Blackhall
st (See Advt.)
The Robert Duncan Ship Co. (Limited)— Managers, Leitch
& Muir, 2 West quay
The Royal Bank of Scotland, 38 Cathcart st— D. M.
Latham, agent
The Royal Bank of Scotland (West-end branch), 9 West
Blackhall st—Alexander Tait, agent
The Scotsman Newspaper (branch office), Sugar Exchange
buildings
The Scottish Preserves Co. (Limited), 13 Clarence st
The Shipping Federation (Limited), Registery of Seamen,
&c, Customhouse pi—Richard Waugh, registrar
The Singer Manufacturing Co., sewing machine manufac-
turers, 26 West Blackhall st
The Skelmorlie and Wemyss Bay Gas Co. (Limited), 33
Cathcart st—Louson Walker, C.A., secretary
The Union Bank of Scotland (Limited), 1 Hamilton st
F. G. Bruce, agent
The Unionist Club, 29 Hamilton st
The United Kingdom Provident Institution for Mutual Life
Assurance— Robert Davie, jun., agent, 63 Rue-end st
The Wellpark Steamship Co. (Limited)— J. & J. Denholm,
managers, Exchange buildings
THIRD Joseph, ropespinner, 60 Kelly st
THOM A. & W. C, wholesale grocers, wine and spirit
merchants, 13 Union st
Thorn Alexander C. (of A. & W. C. Thorn), 13 Union st

238 DIRECTORY.
Thorn Archibald B. (of A. & W. C. Thorn), Durora Bank,
37 Fox st
Thom W. A., solicitor, 13 Hamilton st. Ho. 38 Brisbane st
Thorn W. C. (of A. & W. C. Thom), 13 Union st
THOMPSON John, constable, G. & S.-W. Railway, 22
Trafalgar st
Thompson Joseph, fitter, 16 Antigua st
Thompson William, telegraphist, 2 Holmscroft st
Thompson William, watchmaker and jeweller, 48 Ann st.
Ho. do.
THOMS Daniel, mariner, 5 West Blackhall st
THOMSON Alexander, brakesman, 7 Hill st
Thomson Alexander, caulker, 12 Ann st
Thomson Alexander, caulker, 3 Hill st
Thomson Alexander, engineer, 40 Lynedoch st
Thomson Alexander, shoemaker. 26 West Blackhall st
—U Thomson Alexander, superintendent of Industrial School,
13 Captain st. Ho. do.
Thomson Archibald, tugboatman, 24 Lyle st
Thomson & Co., cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 39 West
Blackhall st
Thomson Charles, plumber, gasfitter, and zinc worker, 17
Kelly st. Ho. 29 Nelson st, west
Thomson Colin, accountant, house factor, and insurance
agent, 2 Robertson st
Thomson Daniel, teacher, 14 South st
Thomson David, carter, 9 Prospecthill st
Thomson David, slater, 28 Bruce st
Thomson Donald, assistant collector of town assessments,
4 Mearns st
Thomson Dugald, carpenter, 36 East Crawford st
Thomson Dugald, draper, 13 Rue-end st. Ho. 29 Bank st
Thomson Dugald, telegraph lineman, 77 Wellington st
Thomson Duncan, brassmoulder, 10 Hay st
Thomson Duncan, compositor, 106 Dempster st
Thomson Duncan, patternmaker, 7 Lauriston st
Thomson Duncan C, shoemaker, 70 Eldon st. Ho. 68 do.
Thomson Edward, seaman, 43 Shaw st
Thomson George, cooper, 7 Union st
Thomson George, joiner, 32 Nelson st, west
Thomson Henry, plumber and gasfitter, 39 Nicolson st.
Ho. 59 Holmscroft st

DIRECTORY. 239
Thomson Hugh, patternmaker, 4 Carwood st
' Thomson Hugh, rigger, 55 Belville st
Thomson Rev. James, assistant, West Parish
21 Brisbane st
Church. Ho.
-f-Thomson Rev. James B., minister of Greenbank U.P.
Church. Ho. 20 Bentinck st
Thomson James, boilermaker, 18 Antigua st
Thomson James, carpenter. 3 Kilblain st
Thomson James, engineer, 20 Antigua st
Thomson James, engineer, 57 Belville st
Thomson James (of Crawford & Thomson), 25 Bank st
Thomson James, policeman, 7 Brachelston st
Thomson James, seaman, 40 Lynedoch st
Thomson James, 52 Regent st
Thomson James, The Hill
Thomson John, blacksmith, 1 Holmscroft st
Thomson John, boilermaker, 58 Drumfrochar rd
Thomson John, cabinetmaker, 25 West Stewart st
Thomson John, clerk, 10 Antigua st
Thomson John, engineer, 9 East Crawford st
Thomson John, fitter, 17 Lauriston st
Thomson John, joiner,
Thomson John, joiner,
5 Bearhope st
80 Belville st
Thomson John, joiner, 9 East Blackhall st
Thomson John, riveter, 2 Mackenzie st
Thomson John & Co., coal merchants, Regent st
Depot
Mineral
Thomson John (of John Thomson & Co.), 39 Kelly st
** Thomson John, smith and boilermaker, 2 West Burn
Ho. Finnart Lea, Kilmun
st.
•4-Thomson John S., spirit merchant, 25 Sugarhouse lane.
Ho. 41 West Blackhall st
Thomson Lachlan, sawyer, 19 Main st
Thomson Michael, joiner, n Watt st
Thomson Michael, postman, 90 Dempster st
Thomson Nelson M., draughtsman, 49 Brisbane st
Thomson Neil, plumber, 28 Bruce st
Thomson Peter, boilermaker, 24 St. Lawrence st
Thomson Peter, carpenter, 5 Ratho st
Thomson Peter, engineer, 82 Belville st
Thomson Peter, sugarboiler, 9 Antigua st
Thomson Robert, boilermaker, 30 Bruce st

240 DIRECTORY.
Thomson Robert, engineer, 106 Dempster st
Thomson Robert, engineer, 5 Hope st
—£- Thomson Robert, fancy goods merchant, 27 Hamilton st.
Ho. 7 Glen st
Thomson Robert, joiner, 18 Hope st
Thomson Robert, labourer, 54 East Hamilton st
Thomson Robert (of Thomson & Co.), 8 Robertson st
Thomson Robert, riveter, 5 Bearhope st
Thomson Robert A., joiner, 14 South st
—YThomson Rev. Thomas R., minister, East Parish Church,
29A Finnart st
Thomson Thomas, vanman, 61 Holmscroft st
Thomson W., cooper, 58 Drumfrochar rd
Thomson William, coppersmith, 15 Hope st
Thomson William, joiner, 9 Murdieston st
Thomson William, mason, 2 Crawford lane
Thomson William (of R. Cowan & Co.), Ringdove villa, 60
Finnart st
Thomson William, painter, 9 Carwood st
Thomson William, policeman, 9 Murdieston st
Thomson William, railway guard, 15 Brougham st
Thomson William D., general secretary Greenock Total
Abstinence Society, Temperance Institute. Ho. 34
West Stewart st
Thomson W, R. M. & Co., patent agents and
consulting engineers, 96 Buchanan st, Glasgow.
(See Advt.)
Thomson Miss Catherine, 4 West Stewart st
Thomson Mrs Duncan, 12 Wellington st
Thomson Mrs R., 31 Roxburgh st
Thomson Mrs, draper, 62 Ann st
Thomson Mrs, 19 Antigua st
' \ THORBURN Arthur, engineer, 8 Robertson st
*
\ Thorburn James G. (of Cartsburn Sugar Refinery), Woodburn,
4 Newark st
Thorburn John, blacksmith, 105 Port-Glasgow rd
\ Thorburn Walter, general commission merchant (agent for
Thorburn & Tessier, Newfoundland, merchants), 28
Cathcart st
Thorburn Mrs, 67 Octavia ter
THORNE Robert (of R. Thorne & Sons, Limited), Clevelands,
36 Newark st

DIRECTORY. 2/J.I
Thorne R. & Sons, Limited, distillers, wholesale wine and
spirit merchants, importers, and bonded warehouse
proprietors, 6 Manse lane and St. Andrew st, Greenock;
Customhouse docks, Dublin ;
London, E.C. ; and 30 North
Distilleries
74 Great
John st,
Tower st,
Liverpool.
:—Aberlour-Glenlivet Distillery, Aberlour,
Strathspey ; and Greenock Distillery, Greenock
Thorne Thomas M. (of R. Thorne & Sons, Limited), Wardwood,
51 Octavia ter
TIERNEY Alexander H.,
Ho. 8 Shaw pi
tobacconist, 40 Hamilton st.
Tierney W. B., 10 Lyle st
Tierney Mrs John, 8 Shaw pi
TIFFIN Joseph, clerk, 10 Mearns st
TILL J.
L., shipmaster, 8 Brisbane st
TIMES (Glasgow), Evening. Branch office,
J. C. Fisher, agent
TINNIE James, miller, 22 Trafalgar st
TINNOCK John, riveter, 17 Cathcart st
TODD John, blacksmith, 26 Wellington st
29 Cathcart st.
Todd John, mason and builder, 27 Nelson st, west
Todd William, carter, 45 Holmscroft st
Todd Miss Jessie, 59 Brisbane st
Todd Mrs John, 40 Lynedoch st
Todd Mrs, 16 Regent st
TOLMIE Alexander, jewellery and insurance agent, 52
Regent st
TOMKINS John, railway porter, 4 Watt st
TONNER John, salesman, 14 Regent st
TONTINE Hotel, 5 Ardgowan sq
TOOK William, rigger, 2 Ropework st
J- TOSH David, slater, iron ship cement worker, and slate and
cement merchant, fitter of lightning conductors,
chimney stalk repairer, 3 and n Brougham st.
and
Ho.
21 Bentinck st
Tosh Joseph, baker, 17 Mount Pleasant st
Tosh Mrs, 108 Dempster st
Tosh Mrs, 36 Ingleston st
^IrTOUGH Alexander (of Alex. Tough & Son), Hughenden,
61 Brisbane st
Tough Alex. & Son, rope manufacturers, Clyde Ropework,
Drumfrochar rd.
16
Warehouse, Palmerston buildings

242
DIRECTORY.
Tough James, moulder, 17 Belville st
Tough Robert, draughtsman, 18 Bentinck st
TOWN Hall, Municipal buildings
TOWNEND Mrs, 2 George sq
TOWNLEY William, vanman, 4 Mearns st
TRACEY William, potter, 52 East Hamilton st
Tracey Mrs, 45 Lynedoch st
TRADES Council Hall, 10 William st
TRAIN Lawrence, machinist, 17 Kelly st
Train Mrs, grocer, 38 Main st
TRAINER Mrs, 25 John st
TREVETHEN Thomas, rigger, 19 Trafalgar st
TREW Rev. John, B.A., rector of St. John's Episcopal
Church. Ho. 54 Union st
TRINITY U.P. Church, 31 Union st
TROTTER John, engine-driver, 41 West Blackhall st
Trotter Robert, fireman, 71 Roxburgh st
Trotter William, stereotyper, 7 York st
TUCKER David, hairdresser, 53 Main
Lawrence st
st. Ho. 54 St.
Tucker John, grocer and provision merchant, and East
Parish Session Clerk, 55 Belville st
Tucker John, moulder, 3 John st
Tucker Matthew, moulder, 21 Belville st
TULLOCH Frank, policeman, 6 Mearns st
Tulloch John, blacksmith, 37 Roxburgh st
Tulloch Mrs, ladies' nurse, 24 Brisbane st
-1. TURNBULL Alex. J., C.E., master of works and burgh sur-
veyor, Municipal buildings. Ho. Lynwood, 83 Brisbane st
Turnbull Donald, joiner, 4 Prospecthill st
Turnbull George, coachman, 32 Kelly st
Turnbull Jonathan, ship carpenter, joiner, and blockmaker,
49 Rue-end st. Ho. 15 Lynedoch st
Turnbull Martin & Co., seamship owners and ship brokers,
12 Bogle st
Turnbull & Sons, photographers, 37 Hamilton st
Turnbull William, carpenter, 15 Belville st
Turnbull William M., engineer, 2 Lyle st
Turnbull Miss, 3 Kelly st
Turnbull Miss Mary, Eddlewood pi
TURNER Alexander, grocer, 86 Belville st. Ho. 17
Nelson st, west

DIRECTORY. 243
Turner Andrew, moulder, 40 St. Lawrence st
Turner Archibald, labourer, 6 Hay st
•of- Turner Archibald T. (of postal telegraphs), 2 Florence pi,
Finnart st
*+ Turner James William, writer and notary public, 17 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 9 Fox st and Stoneywood, Toward
Turner John, engineer, 56 St. Lawrence st
Turner John, mason, 78 Dempster st
Turner Robert, engine-driver, 6 Inverkip st
Turner Malcolm, baker, 20 Bruce st
Turner Samuel, boilermaker, 85 Belville st
Turner Samuel, boilermaker, 66 East Hamilton st
Turner Thomas, cowfeeder, 14 Drumfrochar rd
Turner William M'D., badge porter. 60 Wellington st
Turner Mrs James, 32 Esplanade
Turner Mrs James, 42 Regent st
Turner Mrs John, 3 Shaw pi
Turner Mrs, grocer, 8 Antigua st
TURVEY George, 29 Brougham st
TWEDDEL James (of Robert Cowan & Co.), 24 Kelly st
"V TWEEDDALE James, grocer and provision merchant, 68
Vennel. Ho. 28 South st
TWEEDIE R., insurance agent, 12 Lyle st
TWEEDLIE Robert, janitor, Public School, 46 Mearns st
TWEEDLY William, plumber, 15 Mount Pleasant st
TWIGG Edward, gunmaker and cutler, 33 Hamilton st.
Ho. Richmond Villa, 33 Newton st
TYRE James, mercantile clerk, 81 Holmscroft st
Tyre James, tanner, 3 John st
Tyre John, painter, 4 John st
TYTLER Matthew, glazier and glass merchant, 12 Laird st.
Ho. 2 Orangefield pi
U
UNDERWOOD Matthew, baker, 4 Prospecthill st
UNION Bank of Scotland, Limited, 1 Hamilton st—F. G.
Bruce, agent
Union John, ironmoulder, 51 Belville st
UNITED Presbyterian Church, St. Andrew sq

244
DIRECTORY.
United Presbyterian Church, Sir Michael st
United Presbyterian Church, 3 Union st
United States Consular Agent, James A. Love, 2 Hamilton st
-y -URIE A. (of R. & A. Urie), 33 Brougham st
Urie Hugh, brassfmisher, 12 Lyle st
Urie John, engineer, 6 Carwood st
Urie Robert, photographer, 32 Hamilton st. Ho. do.
Urie R. & A., glass and china merchants, 16 West Blackhall
st
Urie Thomas, seaman, 7 Dempster st
Urie William, blacksmith, 2 Macdougall st
URQUHART Alexander, patternmaker, 42 St. Lawrence st
Urquhart Alexander, irondresser, 17 John st
Urquhart John, seaman, 12 Lynedoch st
Urquhart Robert, goods porter, 21 Antigua st
Urquhart Robert, police sergeant, 24 Trafalgar st
Urquhart Mrs William. 27 Lynedoch st
Urquhart Mrs William B., 23 Kelly st
UTER Alfred E., mate, i6a Trafalgar st
UTHLEB Hermann, baker, 95 Dempster st
VACUUM Oil Co.; representative, Robert Davie,
Jan.; 63 Rue-end st, and Royal Exchange,
Glasgow
VALLANCE William, engineer, 19 Ingleston st
Vallance Miss Janet, greengrocer, 19 Regent st. Ho. do.
VAN DALLE Mrs L., 31 Ardgowan st, west
VANHOEVE Mrs John, 26 Trafalgar st
VANVASHAN Mrs, 41 Crawfurd st
VASS John, draughtsman, 1 1 Belville st
Vass Mrs, n Belville st
VICTORIA Bar, 13 Hamilton st
VIRTUE Andrew W., blacksmith, 87 Roxburgh st
Virtue Alexander, brakesman, 7 Holmscroft st
Virtue Mrs Alexander, 42 Holmscroft st
VIVIAN & Sons, brass and tube makers, copper and yellow
metal merchants, Birmingham, London, and Swansea
— John Jamieson, agent, 2 Cathcart st

DIRECTORY. 245
WADDEL John, joiner, 3 Lauriston st
Waddel William, slater, 36 Holmscroft st
WADDELL Alexander, manager, Greenock Equitable Loan
Co., 97 Dempster st
Waddell R. IX, sausage-maker, 16 West Blackhall st. Ho.
12 Ann st, Hillhead, Glasgow
Waddell Mrs, 30 Lynedoch st
WADE James, labourer, 12 Mill st
Wade John, coal merchant, 5 South st. Ho. 63 Nicolson st
WADSWORTH Francis H., master mariner, 19 Bentinck st
WALDRON John, 25 West Stewart st
WALE W. H., R.N., 4 Nelson st
WALKER Alexander, joiner, 7 Orangefield pi
Walker Alexander (of Czarnikow & Co.), 162 Hill st,
Garnethill, Glasgow
Walker Andrew, coal merchant. 67 Nicolson st
W7
alker Archibald, carpenter, 15 Main st
Walker Archibald, joiner, 5 Watt st
Walker Colin, painter, 6 Sir Michael st
Walker David, fireman, 25 Belville st
Walker Frederick M., shipowner, 55 Octavia ter
Walker Henry, insurance agent, 9 Belville st
Walker Hugh William (of John Walker & Co.),
Johnstone st
Bellevue,
Walker H. Richard (of John
Eldon st
Walker & Co.), Chaseley, 117
Walker James, iron fitter, 40 Lynedoch st
At Walker John, carting contractor, 10 Buccleuch st.
Regent st
Walker John & Co , sugar refiners, 3 Princes st
Ho. 57
Walker John (of John Walker & Co.), 6 Finnart ter
-{-. Walker John, wine and spirit merchant, 17 Cathcart st. Ho.
16 Robertson st. (See Advt.)
Walker John G., joiner, 18 Trafalgar st
Walker John R., salesman, 39 Bank st
Walker John William (of John Walker & Co.), 53 Forsyth st
Walker Louson (of Welsh, Walker &Macpherson), W^esthorpe,
44 Newark st
Walker Robert, joiner, 2 Kilblain st
w

246
DIRECTORY.
Walker Robert, joiner, 12 Laird st
Wjalker Robert, labourer, 25 Trafalgar st
talker Robert, R.P.C, plumber and zincworker, 32 Roxburgh
st. Ho. 27 Dempster st
Walker Robert Steuart (of MTlwraiths & Walker), Ennerdale,
99 Brisbane st
Walker R. G., salesman, 28 East Hamilton st
Walker William, baker, 80 Dempster st
Walker William, clerk, 24 South st
Walker William, flesher, 33 West Burn st. Ho. 93
Dempster st
Walker William, L.R.C.P.S.E., etc., physician and surgeon,
consulting rooms, 31 Rue-end st. Ho. 5 Orangefield pi
Walker William (of William Walker & Co.), 49 Brisbane st
Walker William & Co., shipping, insurance, and commission
agents, Post Office buildings, Wallace pi
Walker W., chemist and druggist, 31 Rue-end st. Ho. 5
Orangefield pi
Walker Miss, 92 Dempster st
Walker Mrs George, 2 Ford pi, Finnart st
Walker Mrs James, 1 1 Regent st
Walker Mrs Janet, 22 Trafalgar st
Walker Mrs, Chaseley, 117 Eldon st
Walker Mrs, 36 Holmscroft st
Walker Mrs, 14 Lynedoch st
Walker Mrs, 3 Regent st
Walker Mrs, 31 Regent st
WALLACE A. C, engineer, 34 West Blackhall st
Wallace Andrew, mason, 14 Trafalgar st
Wallace Charles, blacksmith. 17 Lauriston st
Wallace & Connell, plumbers and brassfinishers, 4 East
Blackhall st
Wallace David, bookbinder, 18 Wellington st
Wallace David, moulder, 23 Ingleston st
Wallace George, labourer, 65 Holmscroft st
Wallace James, A.M., M.D., L.R.C.S.E., &c, physician and
surgeon, 16 Union st
Wallace James, compositor, 19 Wellington st
Wallace James, labourer, 21 Ingleston pi
Wallace James, manager (Eureka Clothing Co.), 1 Hope st
Wallace James, monumental works, 26 Roxburgh st. Ho.
18 Wellington st

DIRECTORY. 247
Wallace John, engine-keeper, i Ratho st
Wallace Robert, furnishings, 8 Kilblciin st
Wallace William, moulder, 34 Ingleston st
Wallace William, policeman, 69 Regent st
Wallace Miss, provision merchant, 64 Vennel. Ho. 6
Nelson st, west
Wallace Mrs Ann, licensed grocer, 16 Antigua st. Ho. do.
Wallace Mrs W., 7 Ratho st
WALLER Joseph, plumber, 8 Murdieston st
WALLS Edmund, potter, 22 Pottery st
Walls John H., steward, 36 Lynedoch st
Walls Mrs Thomas, 7 Holmscroft st
WALSH James, labourer, 52 East Hamilton st
Walsh John, slater, 14 Dalrymple st
.4- WALTON John D., sugar broker, Sugar Exchange. Ho.
65 Union st
WARD James, sailmaker, 3 Brougham st
Ward R. & Co., goldsmiths, silversmiths, and art jewellers,
16 Hamilton st. Ho. 15 Bentinck st
Ward Richard, agent, Gourock Ropework Co., 15 Bentinck st
Ward Robert, machinist, 6 Duff st
WARDEN Allan, shipmaster, 79 Finnart st
Warden Andrew, watch and clockmaker, 45 Hamilton st.
Ho. 30 Newton st
Warden James B., deep-sea pilot, 52 Brougham st
Warden John, 62 Kelly st
Warden Mrs M., 18 Bentinck st
£~ WARDLE George, agent, N. B. Daily and Glasgow Weekly
Mails, Municipal buildings, 6 Hamilton st. Ho. 34
Finnart st
WARK Mrs D., 8 Hay st
Wark Mrs, 9 Murdieston st
WARNOCK Andrew, engine-driver, 7 East Crawford st
Warnock David, labourer, 13 Ingleston st
WARRICK William, skinner, 6 Sinclair st
WARWICK John, smith, 3 Moffat st
WATERFORD Steamship Office, 9 Customhouse buildings
— Allan Swan, agent
WATERSTON John, blacksmith, 12 Arthur st
WATSON Alexander, engineer, 105 Port-Glasgow rd
/ Watson Alexander F., joiner, 1 Hill st
•** Watson Alexander L., 21 Union st

248
DIRECTORY.
Watson Andrew, gardener, 71 Wellington st
Watson Daniel, joiner, 6 Lauriston st
Watson Daniel, joiner, 24 Wellington st
Watson David, manager (of John Jamieson
Mount Pleasant st
& Co.), 34
Watson Duncan, engineer, 92 Dempster st
*4- WT
atson Hugh M'P., gasfitter and bellhanger, 12 Sugarhouse
lane. Ho. 6 Brisbane st
Watson James, Boilermaker, 6 Hay st
Watson James, mason, 5 Nile st
^--Watson James, teacher, Hillend Public School. Ho. 25
Brisbane st
—(—Watson James, Riverlea, 57 Octavia ter
--(Watson James F., wine and spirit merchant, 25 Vennel.
Ho. 8 Robertson st
Watson John, bill inspector, 36 West Blackhall st
-(Watson Matthew, hairdresser, 7 Hamilton st. Ho. 17
Brisbane st
Watson Robert, badge porter, 36 West Blackhall st
Watson Robert, green keeper, 5 Dempster st
Watson Robert, salesman, 12 Laird st
Watson Robert F., clerk, 30 Ardgowan st
Watson Thomas, 53
Belville st
Watson Thomas, 21 Union st
Watson Thomas C, compositor, 64 Drumfrochar rd
Watson William, labourer, 36 Crescent st
Watson Miss, 15 Lynedoch st
Watson Mrs, ladies' outfitter, 19 West Blackhall st. Ho.
23 Kelly st
Watson Mrs Frederick, 33 Union st
Watson Mrs J., 33 Roxburgh st
Watson Mrs N., 6 Murdieston st
Watson Mrs Thomas, 40 Nicolson st
Watson Mrs, 27 Nicolson st
WATT James H,, engineer, 62 Regent st
Watt James, baker, 18 Roxburgh st
Watt John, detective officer, 21 Trafalgar st
«L.Watt John, wine merchant, no Drumfrochar rd. Ho. 52
I South st
Watt Museum Institution, Kelly st
Watt Neil, joiner, 1 Moffat st
Watt Robert, baker, 20 Cartsburn st. Ho. 3 Crescent st

DIRECTORY. 249
Watt William, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant,
and bonded warehouse proprietor, 47 Vennel. Ho.
Gala Lodge, 35 Ardgowan st
Watt Mrs William, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
Watt Mrs, 73 Ann st
WATTERS John S., furniture and hardware dealer, 32
Vennel. Ho. 20 West Stewart st
Watters Stewart, mariner, 49 Trafalgar st
Watters William, gatekeeper, 5 Watt st
Watters William, ironmoulder, 4 John st
Watters William, jun., dealer, 43 West Burn st. Ho. 5 Watt st
Watters Mrs Stewart, 99 Belville st
WAUGH James, licensed boatman, 7 Nicolson st
Waugh Richard, registrar, The Shipping Federation (Ltd.)
Ho. 29 Shaw st
WAUN John O., clerk, 16 South st
WAVERLEY Book Bazaar, 27 Brymner st— G-
W. Niven
Waverley Temperance Hotel, 40 West Blackhall st—Mrs
William M'Cartney, manager
WEATHERHEAD George, bank teller, Commercial Bank.
Ho. 37 Greenbank ter
Webster Alexander, baker, 9 Argyle st
Webster Charles, engineer, 3 Hill st
Webster George, blacksmith, 27 Lynedoch st
Webster Thomas, pointsman, 22 Lyle st
Webster William, labourer, 9 Hope st
WEIR Archibald, carpenter, 1 1 Ann st
Weir Duncan, carpenter, 56 Regent st
Weir James, blacksmith, 2 Brougham st
Weir James C, secretary, Greenock Central Co-operative
Society (Limited), 18 Roxburgh st
Weir John, blacksmith, 65 Belville st
Weir Robert, blacksmith, 62 Kelly st
Weir Thomas, plumber, 6 Brisbane st
Weir William, blacksmith, 21 Belville st
Weir William, boatman, 5 Duff st
Weir Miss, furnishings, 1 1 Ann st
Weir Miss A., 18 Bearhope st
Weir Miss, 1 Kelly st
Weir Misses M. & G, furnishings and millinery, 21 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 27 Mearns st

v
250
DIRECTORY.
Weir Mrs A., 85 Roxburgh st
Weir Mrs Duncan, 27 Mearns st
Weir Mrs John, 44 Ann st
WELLINGTON Park Pleasure Grounds. Entrance—
Drumfrochar rd
WELL Park Free Church, 3 Lynedoch st
Well Park Parish Church, Regent st
Well Park Promenade. Entrances— Regent st, Bank st,
Sir John's brae, and Lynedoch st
WELLS Henry, fireman, 104 Dempster st
Wells James, carpenter, 22 Sugarhouse lane
WELSH Robert, joiner, 51 Belville st
Welsh Robert, joiner, 13 Lyle st
Welsh, Walker & Macpherson, chartered accountants, house
factors, stockbrokers, and insurance agents, 33 Cath-
cart st
Welsh William, labourer, 7 William st
Welsh Mrs, 66 Ann st
WESLEYAN Methodist Chapel, 4 Ardgowan st, west
WEST India and Pacific Co., Limited—agents,
Andrew Picken & Co., Arcade
WT est Joseph, clerk, 5 1 Holmscrott st
West Miss, 7 Ardgowan st, west
West-end Baths, Limited, 5 Campbell st
West-end Laundry, 1 Kelly st
West Free Church, t i Ardgowan st, west
West Parish Church, Nelson st, west
WESTMACOTT Henry, tailor, 38 Lynedoch st
WHEAT Sheaf Hotel, 6 Church pi
WHITE Archibald, confectioner, 20 Inverkip st
( -White David, spirit merchant, 8 Inverkip st. Ho. Ford
cottage, 1 Finnart st
White & Ferguson, china warehouse, 42 Ann st. Ho.
do.
White George, baker, 42 Holmscroft st
White William & Son, engineers, launch builders, brassfounders,
&c, 34 Roxburgh st. Ho. 32 Nelson st, west
White Hart Hotel, 50 Cathcart st
White James, grocer, 70 Ann st. Ho. 1 1 Roxburgh st
White James, labourer, 51 Holmscroft st
White James, salesman, 113 Dempster st
White James, tugboatman, 16 Dalrymple st
J

DIRECTORY. 25
AVhite John, eatinghouse keeper, West Burn sq. Ho. 47
Shaw st
White Star Line Steamers, Liverpool to New York— Ross,
Corbett & Co., agents, 46 Brymner st
White William, sailmaker, 36 St. Lawrence st
White William, seaman, 30 Wellington st
White Miss, fruiterer, 71 Regent st
White Miss Jane, 24 Lyle st
White Miss, Campfield house, Cardwell bay
White Mrs John, 104 Drumfrochar rd
WHITEFORD Andrew, gasfitter, 15 Roxburgh st
Whiteford David E., engineer, 22 Lynedoch st
Whiteford James, M.D., L.R.C.S.E., consulting rooms, 29
Hamilton st. Ho. 6 Forsyth st
Whiteford James H., house painter and decorator, 3 Argyle
st. Ho. 52 Kelly st
Whiteford James H. G, B.A., M.B., CM., physician and
surgeon, consulting rooms, 29 Hamilton st. Ho. 6
Forsyth st
Whiteford John, gardener, 30 Kelly st
Whiteford John, teacher, 66 Wellington st
Whiteford Robert, bandmaster, 1st R. & D. Artillery
Volunteers, 31 Nelson st, west
Whiteford William, joiner, 93 Roxburgh st
Whiteford William, woodturner, 1 1 Regent st
WHITEHEAD Thomas, gardener, 17 Newark st
WHITEHILL Daniel, carpenter, 24 Cartsburn st
WHITELAW Adam, smith, 22 Lyle st
Whitelaw Alexander & Co., brickbuilders, contractors, and
brickmakers, 76 Drumfrochar rd. Works, Dargarel,
Bishopton
Whitelaw Hugh N. (cashier at David J. Dunlop & Co.'s),
12 Robertson st
Whitelaw John, carver, gilder, mirror, and picture frame
maker, 13 Nicolson st. Ho. 7 Caddlehill ter
Whitelaw Robert, clerk, 81 Roxburgh st
Whitelaw Robert 13 Ardgowan st, west
Whitelaw Thomas, coppersmith, 14 Mearns st
Whitelaw Miss, 49 Mearns st
WHITESIDE Alexander, draper, 86 Roxburgh st. Ho.
82 do.
Whiteside David, vanman, 67 Regent st
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WHITSON Robert, brassfinisher, 16 Trafalgar st
WHYTE Allan, seaman, 28 Bruce st
Whyte Archibald, engine-driver, 23 Lynedoch st
Whyte Archibald, H.M. Customs, 31 Trafalgar st
Whyte Archibald, jun., brassfinisher, 20 Trafalgar -st
Whyte Donald, Customs' boatman, 10 Jamaica st
Whyte George, machinery and iron merchant, 13 John st.
Ho. 27 Lyle st
Whyte George, painter, 13 Lynedoch st
Whyte Hugh, carpenter, 9 Hill st
Whyte James, sailmaker, 2 Virginia st. Ho. 16 Wellington st
Whyte John, painter, 25 Regent st
Whyte Matthew, engineer, 24 Belville st
Whyte Thomas, boilermaker, 67 Roxburgh st
Whyte Thomas, carpenter, 61 Belville st
Whyte Thomas, engineer, 21 Ingleston st
Whyte Thomas, tinsmith, gasfitter, sheetiron, copper, and
brassworker, 19 Brymner st. Ho. 14 Wellington st
Whyte Walter, engineer, 28 Mearns st
WIGHT George, engine-driver, 7 Carwood st
WIG HTMAN Alexander, machineman, 50 St. Lawrence st
WILD William, patternmaker, 24 St. Lawrence st
Wild Mrs, 10 Lyle st
WILKIE Alexander, blacksmith, 51 Kelly st
Wilkie Alexander, carpenter, 33 Lyle st
Wilkie Archibald, boilermaker, 14 Terrace rd
Wilkie James, mason, 64 Kelly st
Wilkie John, engineer and storekeeper, British Marine
Salvage Co. Ho. 1 7 Antigua st
Wilkie John, joiner, 19 Lyle st
Wilkie Malcolm, carpenter, 66 Regent st
Wilkie Mrs, ladies' nurse, 55 Holmscroft st
Wilkie Mrs, 45 Hamilton st
WILKIN Thomas, vanman, 33 West Stewart st
WILKINSON Robert, iron plater, 11 Antigua st
Wilkinson Miss, dressmaker, 13 Nelson st, west
Wilkinson Mrs Samuel, 7 East Crawford st
Wilkinson Mrs, 10 Brisbane st
WILKISON Allan, 9 East Blackhall st
WILLIAMS George, labourer, 24 West Stewart st
Williams J. & E., sugar brokers, Sugar Exchange, London
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Williams John, steward, 57 Ann st
Williams Richard, R.N., 96 Dempster st
Williams William, engineer, 79 Belville st
Williams William, pilot, 6 Chapel st
Williams Mrs George, 1 Ardgowan st, Glebe
WILLIAMSON Alexander, carpenter, 14 Terrace rd
Williamson Alexander, marine superintendent, G. & S.-W.
Railway Co., Princes Pier. Ho. 55 Esplanade
Williamson Anderson, mercantile clerk, 22 Robertson st
Williamson Charles, clerk 34 Nelson st, west
Williamson George, jun., sugar broker and commission
agent, 10 Cross-shore st. Ho. 37 Newton st
Williamson George, writer and notary public, clerk (Burgh)
School Board, Special Local Secretary Science and Art
Department, and Secretary to Greenock Infirmary,
Municipal buildings, Wallace pi. Ho. 37 Newton st
Williamson & Gray, joiners and builders, 51 Vennel
Williamson James, labourer, 56 Drumfrochar rd
Williamson James, marine superintendent, Gpurock. Ho.
59 Octavia ter
Williamson James, salesman, 31 Lyle st
Williamson James, traveller, 21 Trafalgar st
Williamson John, cooper, 63 Ann st
Williamson John, optician, 22 Bank st
Williamson John, river pilot, 22 Kelly st
Williamson Peter, traveller, 36 Mount Pleasant st
Williamson Robert, blacksmith, 1 1 Antigua st
Williamson Robert, fruiterer, 41 West Burn st
Williamson William, labourer, 19 Prospecthill st
Williamson William, skinner, 20 Pottery st
Williamson William, steward, 74 Wellington st
Williamson Mrs George, 35 Lynedoch st
Williamson Mrs John, dressmaker, 14 Brisbane st
Williamson Mrs, 5 Trafalgar st
WILSON Alexander, boilermaker, 17 Lyle st
Wilson Alexander, flesher, 33 Ann st. Ho. 78 Holmscroft st
Wilson Alexander, labourer, 16 Crescent st
Wilson Alexander M. (of A. & J. Wilson), 2 Shaw pi
Wilson Archibald, cooper, 14 Mill st
Wilson A. & J., furnishing ironmongers and ship chandlers,
65 Rue-end st
Wilson David, blacksmith, 13 Lauriston st

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DIRECTORY.
Wilson David, engineer, 24 Bruce st
Wilson David, fitter, 59 Holmscroft st
•^X-Wilson David, grain merchant, 46 Rue-end st. Ho. 51
Rue-end st
Wilson Edward & Son, wholesale drysalters, produce
merchants, and salt importers, 25 Charles st
Wilson Edward, jun., merchant (of Edward Wilson & Son),
81 Brisbane st
« Wilson Edward (of Edward Wilson & Son), Woodthorpe, 21
Esplanade
Wilson George, dispensing chemist, 40 Cathcart st
Wilson Hugh, joiner. 31 Dempster st
Wilson James, boilermaker, 3 Lauriston st
WT ilson James, patternmaker, 53 Belville st
Wilson James, ladies' and gent.'s tailor and clothier, 17
Hamilton st. Ho. 17 Dempster st
Wilson James (of A. & J. Wilson), 29 Mearns st
Wilson James, salesman, 81 Wellington st
Wilson James D., gamekeeper, Murdieston cottage
Wilson James L., insurance agent, 17 Nelson st,
Wilson J. R. & M., bakers, 14 Ann st
Wilson John, brassfinisher, 19 Regent st
west
Wilson John, brassfinisher, 24 Trafalgar st
Wilson John, caulker, 4 Old Hillend
Wilson John, engineer, 14 Ann st
Wilson John, general drapery warehouse, 36 Charles st.
3 George sq
Ho.
Y Wilson John, head-master, Glebe Public School, 27 New-
'
ton st
Wilson John, labourer, 1 Mill st
Wilson John, painter, 13 Murdieston st
Wilson John, plumber, 85 Wellington st
Wilson John, riveter, 38 Main st
Wilson John, riveter, 1 Ratho st
Wilson John, salesman, 87 Dempster st
Wilson John (of J. R. & M. Wilson), 16 Wellington st
Wilson M., aerated water manufacturer, 38 Vennel.
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Patrick st
Ho. 26
Wilson Michael, coal merchant and insurance agent, 29
West Burn st. Ho. 78 Holmscroft st
Wilson Michael, ironmonger, 8 Lynedoch st.
Wilson Peter, labourer, 73 Ann st
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DIRECTORY. 255
Wilson Peter C. C, telegraphist, 22 Trafalgar st
Wilson Robert, compositor, 21 Antigua st
:^ Wilson Robert, headmaster, Highlanders' Academy. Ho. 9
Wellington st
Wilson Robert, labourer, 6 Inverkip st
Wilson Robert, plumber, 52 Holmscroft st
Wilson Robert, teacher, 13 Mearns st
Wilson Thomas, coachman, 7 Houston st
Wilson Thomas, cooper, 2 Crawford lane
Wilson Thomas, mason, 85 Wellington st
U- Wilson Thomas, secretary and general manager of the
Greenock Harbour Trust, and clerk to Clyde Pilot
Board, Municipal buildings. Ho. 49 Esplanade
Wilson Walter & Co., warehousemen, 26 Wr est Blackhall
—George Knox, manager, Alma villa, Gourock
st
Wilson Walter, eating-house, 19 Tobago st
Wilson Walter, superintendent, Refuge Assurance Co.,
Limited, City buildings, 32 Cathcart st. Ho. 65 Shore
st, Gourock
Wilson William, baker, 27 Rue-end st. Ho. 2 St. Andrew
st
Wilson William, hatter and hosier, Paragon house, 45 & 43
Cathcart st. Ho. 8 Wellington st
Wilson William, joiner, 3 Lauriston st
Wilson William M., M.D., CM., physician and surgeon.
Consulting rooms— -27 West Burn st. Ho. ThornclifTe,
54 Brisbane st
I Wilson Rev. William, minister of Wellpark Parish Church.
Ho. 17 Finnart st
Wilson Misses A. & E., 6 Brisbane st
Wilson Mrs Andrew, 42 Regent st
Wilson Mrs D., 7 Brisbane st
Wilson Mrs J. G., 3 Macdougall st
Wilson Mrs J., 22 St. Lawrence st
Wilson Mrs Jane, 3 George sq
Wilson Mrs John, 7 Watt st
Wilson Mrs John, 9 Trafalgar st
Wilson Mrs Robert 33 Lyle st
Wilson Mrs, 17 Lynedoch st
Wilson Mrs, 2 Murdieston st
WILSON'S & Clyde Coal Co. (Limited), 5 Chapel st
WT MBS Michael confectioner, 18 Arthur st

T
DIRECTORY.
WINGATE & Co., boot and shoe merchants, 29 West Burn
st
Wingate Andrew (of Wingate & Co.), 46 Kelly st
Wingate James, flesher, 29 Nelson st, west
Wingate John, machinist, 54 Drumfrochar rd
Wingate Mrs, 67 Belville st
WINK J. & Co., cabinetmakers, upholsterers, and bedding
manufacturers, 29 West Burn st
Wink John (of J. Wink & Co.), 19 Nelson st, west
WINTER William, engineer, 33 East Crawford st
WINTON David, coal agent, 79 Dempster st
Winton D. & Co., licensed grocers, 38 Holmscroft st
Winton Mrs E., greengrocer, 12 Robertson st. Ho. 14 do.
WISHART John, cabinetmaker, 106 Dempster st
Wishart William L., bathmaster, West-end Baths, Campbell st
WITH Harold G. (of Petersen, Honeyman & Co.), 3 Kelly st
WITTER Arthur J., H.M. Customs, 52 Kelly st
WOHLGEMUTH John, mate, 18 Bogle st
WOLLTMAN Matthew, sugar boiler, 31 Ingleston st
WOOD Allan, cooper, 76 Wellington st
Wood James, district manager, Scottish Legal Life Assurance
Society, 46 Cathcart st. Ho. 89 Dempster st
Wood James, fireman, 7 Watt st
Wood James (of J. & W. Wood), Bathville, Bathgate, and
Oakshawhead house, Paisley
Wood James & William, coalmasters, 14 Brougham st
Wood John, coal merchant, Upper Greenock Goods Department.
Ho. 47 Mearns st
Wood Joseph, brakesman, 6 Hope st
Wood Robert C, ship's husband, 26 Brisbane st
Wood William, assistant firemaster, Wallace sq
Wood William (of J. & W. Wood), Ardgowan, Kilmalcolm
Wood William, joiner, 99 Port-Glasgow rd
Wood William, smith and cartwright 5 Bogle st. Ho. 10
Lynedoch st
Wood Mrs Robert, 29 Ardgowan st, west
Wood Mrs Thomas, 16 Robertson st
Wood Mrs William, 15 Brisbane st
WOODBURN William D., L.D.S., &c, surgeon-dentist,
Glendonwyn, 10 Eldon st
WOODS Alfred, sergeant-major, 1st B.A. &S.H., 9 South st
Woods Daniel, potter, 52 East Hamilton st

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DIRECTORY. 257
Woods Henry, ironturner, 35 West Shaw st
WOODSIDE John, labourer, 64 Ann st
WOORELL Mrs Mary, 34 West Blackhall st
WOTHERSPOON Mrs, fishmonger, 24 Lynedoch st. Ho.
13 do.
WRAY Peter, 43 Lynedoch st
WREDE & Co., sugar brokers and commission merchants,
City buildings, 32 Cathcart st
Wrede F. L., shipbroker, 25 Bentinck st
Wrede John C (of Wrede & Co.), South hill, 20 East
Crawford st
WRIGHT Alexander, theatrical manager, Theatre Royal,
Glen Park, 21 Eldon st
Wright Alexander, gas-meter maker, 17 Newton st
Wright David, dyer, 59 Ann st
Wright David, fish merchant, 57 Holmscroft st
Wright David, mechanic, 61 Ann st
Wright Frank, fireman, 33 West Stewart st
Wright George, tailor, 92 Dempster st
Wright James, joiner, 2 George sq
Wright James (of Peter Wright & Son), Commonhead house,
Larkfield rd, Ravenscraig
Wright John, policeman, 33 Roxburgh st
Wright Matthew, labourer, 87 Roxburgh st
Wright Peter & Son, slaters and cement workers, slate and
cement merchants, 7,2 Inverkip st
Wright Robert, engineer, 24 Antigua st
Wright Robert, tailor and clothier, 34 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 36 Nelson st, west. (See Advt.)
Wright Thomas, carter, 1 1 East Blackhall st
Wright William, coal merchant, 19 Belville st
Wright William & Co., drapers and hosiers, 4 Argyle st. Ho.
42 Holmscroft st
Wright William, manager (of Greenock Apothecaries Crated
Water Co., Limited), 29a Newton st
Wright W. J., solicitor and notary public, 27 West Burn st.
Ho. 75 Union st
Wright Miss C, 31 Brougham st
Wright Mrs, 16 Arthur st
Wright Mrs, 85 Dempster st
Wright Mrs, 75 Union st
WYLIE Alexander, engine-driver, 10 Jamaica st
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DIRECTORY.
Wylie David, engineer, 5 Belville st
Wylie Hugh, checker, 34 West Blackhall st
Wylie Hugh, engineer, 13 Garwood st
Wylie James, carpenter, 3 Ingleston st
-+— Wylie James, engineer, grocer, and branch Post Office, 84
Belville st. Ho. 97 do.
Wylie James, joiner, 49 Holmscroft st
Wylie James, labourer, 7 Prospecthill st
Wylie John, fitter, 10 Trafalgar st
Wylie John, gateman, 6 Pottery st
Wylie Samuel, fitter, 1 1 Nicolson st
Wylie Mrs John, tobacconist, 83 Roxburgh st
WYLLIE Alexander, joiner, 34 St. Lawrence st
Wyllie Frances, dressmaker, 4 Inverkip st
Wyllie James, bookkeeper, 62 Drumfrochar rd
Wyllie James, draughtsman, Thomas st
Wyllie Mrs, grocer, 9 Serpentine walk
WYSE Alexander, confectioner, 29 Hamilton st. Ho. do.
YEATS George, cutler, 48 Rue-end st
YEOMEN Alexander, carpenter, 1 Harvie lane
YIELDER'S Temperance Cafe, 41 Hamilton st
YORK Henry F., shipmaster, 1 Mearns st
YORSTON Miss, spirit dealer, 81 Roxburgh st
YOUNG Adam, baker, 19 Roxburgh st
Young, Adam & Co., confectioners and biscuit factory, 24
Tobago st
Young Alexander, carpenter, 101 Belville st
Young Andrew, head-master, Mearns Street Public School.
Ho. 15 Robertson st
Young Archibald, joiner and glazier, 66 Inverkip st. Ho.
68 Kelly st
Young Brothers, shipbrokers, Palmerston buildings. Ho.
Barrhead
Young Daniel, tailor, 1 Ratho st
Young David, inspector of weights and measures, and
inspector under the "Sale of Food and Drugs Acts,"
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DIRECTORY. 259
Young David (of Morton & Young), 2 Wellington st
Young Hamilton, engine-driver, 52 West Blackhall st
Young Hugh M., recorder of weights, 3 Ford pi, Finnart st
Young James, chartered accountant (of Welsh, Walker &
Macpherson), 9 Ardgowan sq
Young James, shipmaster, 27 Robertson st
Young John, joiner, 2 Garvald st
Young John, watchman, 1 Ratho st
Young J. & Co., drapers, 35 Hamilton st. Ho. 26
Robertson st
Young J. & J., bakers, 42 Lynedoch st. Ho. do.
Young J. & R. & Co., shipbrokers, steam and sail, 32
Cathcart st
Young J. S. (of W. B. Salmon & Young), 57 Esplanade
% Young Rev. John, minister of Trinity U.P. Church. Ho. 9
Ardgowan sq
mh Young Robert & Co., live stock salesman, Auction Mart, 2
Laird st. Ho. 63 Evelyn st, Glasgow
Young Robert, dairy, 40 Lynedoch st
Young Robert, skinner, 24 Lyle st
Young Stewart, moulder, 21 Wellington st
Young Thomas, slater, 65 Regent st
Young William, salesman, 97 Roxburgh st
Young William, shipping clerk, 30 Roxburgh st
.--Young William, 81 Finnart st
Young William J., feuar, 19 Roxburgh st
Young William M., checker, 7 Dempster st
Young Miss Christina, 15 Nelson st, west
Young Mrs Thomas, 9 Cathcart st
Young Mrs, midwife, 2 Mearns st
^ YOUNGER Robert L., 22 Fox st
Younger William, labourer, 5 Bearhope st
YUILL James, coal merchant, 25 Crawfurd st. Ho. 9
Laird st
Yuill John C, 163 Eldon st
Yuill Walter, art teacher, School of Art, Town Hall. Ho.
25 Lyle st
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TRADES' DIRECTORY.
(Arranged by Profession.)
Accountants.
Agnew Alexander & Son, 15 Cross-shore st
Alexander & Dixon, Post Office buildings (west side)
Banks & Miller, 45 Hamilton st
Blair William, 6 West Blackhall st
Bone & Buchanan, Municipal buildings
Campbell Dugald, 49 Cathcart st
Chalmers William, 5 West Blackhall st
Hardie & Allan (C.A.), 2 Watt pi
Morison John, 29 West Burn st
Nicoll James, 2 Bank st
Paterson James, 14 Hamilton st
Paul John, 14 Hamilton st
Ramsay Hope Stewart, Post Office buildings
Sinclair & Co., 46 Cathcart st
Thomson Colin, 2 Robertson st
Welsh, Walker & Macpherson, 33 Cathcart st
Crated Water Manufacturers.
Fowlis William, 61 Nicolson st
Greenock Apothecaries' Crated Water Co., 1 Laird st
Greenock Mineral Water Co., Waverley lane
Lawson Brothers, 14 Chapel st
Wilson M., 38 Vennel

trades' directory. 261
Architects.
Boston, Menzies & Morton, 1 1 William st
Buchanan W. G., 17 Hamilton st
Grant Patrick, 10 Kelly st
M'Arthur & Orkney, 32 Cathcart st
Macdougall Angus G., 5 West Blackhall st
Paterson T. & H. M. (naval), 32 Eldon st
Stewart James B., 2 Hamilton st
Strachan George, Dhufield, Cardwell Bay
Auctioneers and Appraisers.
Bowman James & Son, 33 West Blackhall st
Cameron Dugald, 12 Sugarhouse lane
Chalmers Robert & Son, 1 2 Charles st
Cook Robert, 33 Market st
Cook Robert, jun., 26 West Blackhall st
Young Robert & Co., auction mart, 2 Laird st
Bag Merchants.
Bannigan Dennis, 18 Cathcart st
Duncan & Co., 25 Stanners st
London and Greenock Bag and Sack Co., 26 West Stewart st
Muir & Weir, Upper Ingleston
Petrie James, 14 Nicolson st
Bell John, 23 Charles st
Bakers.
Bell John, jun., 67 Roxburgh st
Brock Robert, 5 Rue-end st
Brown Archibald, 8 West Blackhall st and 13 Finnart st
Brown James, 50 Holmscroft st
Brown John, 45 Hamilton st and 1 1 Union st
Clark Archibald, 37 Ann st

262 trades' directory.
Craig John, 28 Lynedoch st
Cunningham Robert, 40 Nelson st, west
East-end Co-operative Society, 18 East Crawford st
Galloway Miss M., 57 Inverkip st
Galbreath John, jun., 41 West Blackhall st
Greenock Central Co-operative Society, 16 Roxburgh st
Haley John, 6 Belville st
Henry Charles, i\ Kilblain st and 24 Ann st
Hutton Brothers, 18 Cathcart st
Kirkwood Adam, 87 Roxburgh st
Kirkwood Alexander, 92 Roxburgh st
M'Aulay W. G. & Co., 20 Vennel, and Branches
M'Cormick John, Palmerston buildings, and 9 Brisbane st
M'Cowat Thomas, 15 Cartsburn st
M'Dougall Duncan, 5 Hamilton st
M'Farlane William, 4 Inverkip st
Macrae James, 15 East Shaw st and 7 William st
Mackay Thomas, 21 West Blackhall st
Mackenzie & Walker, 63 Rue-end st
M'Neilage John, 17 Antigua st
Moffatt Robert, 16 Lynedoch st
Muir Allan, 15 West Blackhall st
Muir William, 1 2 Cathcart st
Munro Norman, 2 Mount Pleasant st
Peters F., 46 Hamilton st,
Robinson Archibald M'C, 31 Ann st
Scott Alexander, 1 Prospecthill st
Scott John, 55 Vennel
Service John, Regent st
Smith Alexander, 81 Belville st
Watt Robert, 20 Cartsburn st
Wilson J. R. & M., 14 "Ann st
Wilson William, 27 Rue-end st
Young Adam & Co., 24 Tobago st
Young J. & J., 42 Lynedoch st
Basket Makers.
Docker Edward, 24 St. Lawrence st
Miller James, 26 Market st

trades' directory. 263
Basket and Toy Warehouse Keepers.
Fleming & Smith, 14 Cathcart st
Gardiner Mrs Archibald, 16 West Blackhall st
Herbert R. W., 7 Grey pi
Kerr Hugh, 16 West Blackhall st
Logan Francis, 16 Lynedoch st and 79 Roxburgh st
Lowe Miss, 37 West Burn st
M'Donald Neil, 36 Ann st
M'Intosh William, 25 Ann st
Orr Mrs Donald, 25 Nelson st, west
Scott Miss Bethia, 85J Belville st
Simpson M. & K., 33 Charles st
Thomson Robert, 27 Hamilton st
Bedding Manufacturers.
Bedding Warehouse, 28 Cathcart st
Hodge Mitchell & Son, 12 West Blackhall st
Kidd Brothers, 6 Grey pi
M'Geachy James, Municipal buildings
Rowan J. G. & Co., Cathcart sq
Wink J. & Co., 29 West Burn st
Billposter.
M'Millan Matthew, 23 Cathcart st
Blacksmiths.
Brough John, 4 Chapel st
Buchanan Archibald, 7 East Stewart st
Buchanan H. & Co., 11 West breast
Campbell John, 1 1 Ropework st
Chalmers Alexander, 30 Nicolson st
Cook D. & A., 4 Charles st
Cormie John, 31 Hamilton st
Dewar & Co., 26 Charles st

264 trades' directory.
Findlay & Co., 29 West Burn st
Hall Joshua, 39 Nicolson st
Lamont & Co., 11 Dellingburn st
M 'Arthur Archibald, 15 Cathcart st
M'Farlane James & Co., 20 Cathcart st
MTntyre Donald, 13 Duncan st and 22 Bearhope st
Maclean Ronald, 8 Baker st
Mills Robert, 5 Dock breast
Morton & Kidd, 2 Hunter pi
Park John, 28 Roxburgh st
Reid Archibald, 14 Bogle st
Rodger John, 16 William st
Simpson Alexander, 37 Trafalgar st
Sinclair Angus & Co., 21 Cathcart st
Smith James, 7 Duncan st
Smith Thomas, New Dock lane and 20 Shaw st
Stewart Daniel B., 14 West Blackhall st
Thomson John, 2 Westburn st
Wood William, 5 Bogle st
BOATBUILDERS.
Gordon Robert, 10 West Burn st
Jones Paul, Battery park, Eldon st
Klause William, 3 Dellingburn st
Lambie J. M. & R., 5 Ratho st
Lambie Robert, M'Dougall st
Orr Thomas C, 5 St. Andrew st
Orr Thomas, jun., 2 East Blackhall st
Ramsay Hugh & Co., 29 Main st
Turnbull Jonathan, 49 Rue-end st
Bookbinders.
Baird Robert A., Municipal buildings
M'Kelvie James & Sons, 34 Hamilton st
Morrison John & Sons, 67 Rue-end st
Niven G. W., 27 Brymner st
Smith James, 35 Nicolson st

trades' directory. 265
Booksellers and Stationers.
Baird Robert A., Municipal buildings
Baxter Brothers (wholesale), 29 Shaw st
Black James W., 17 West Blackhall st
Blackwood Misses C. & J., 1 Lauriston st
Boyd James, 1 Ann st
Campbell Alexander & Son, 46 Hamilton st
Chalmers Miss M., 73 Nicolson st
Flockhart Mrs John, 8 West Blackhall st
Foulds Matthew, 30 Cathcart st
Fulton & Co., 3 Grey pi
Griffiths Jane, 26 West Blackhall st
Haig Mrs James, 34 West Burn st
Hendry D. S. & Son, 35 Cathcart st
Herbert R. W., 7 Grey pi
Innes William, 40 Hamilton st
Laing M., 17 Rue-end st
Logan Francis, 16 Lynedoch st and 79 Roxburgh st
MacDonald Mrs Frank, 9 Brisbane st
MacGregor Alexander, 14 Cathcart st
M'Gregor D. & Co., 32 Brymner st
Macintyre Charles J., 3 Brougham st
M'Kelvie James & Sons, 34 Hamilton st
M'Kenzie Mrs, 66 Vennel
Marshall Mrs Janet, 57 Inverkip st
Montague George, 7 Cross-shore st
Morrison John & Sons, 67 Rue-end st
Niven G. W., 27 Brymner st
Plant John, 3 Hamilton st
Rankin George J., 22 Brymner st
Stewart Robert, 32 Hamilton st
Boot and Shoemakers.
Armour Matthew, 56 Kelly st
Borland Alexander, 8 William st
Brotherston Andrew, 31 Hamilton st
Brown David, 18 Brisbane st
Byrne Patrick, 59 Inverkip st

266 trades' directory.
Campbell Robert, 68 Drumfrochar rd
Collier & Sons, 21 Hamilton st
Cowley Charles, 42 West Burn st
Dick R. & J., 22 Cathcart st
Docherty James, 49 Rue-end st and 37 Ann st
Dunbar James, 29 Sugarhouse lane
Edgar John, 32 East Shaw st
Ellis James, 44 Brymner st
Farquhar & Co., 52 Ann st
Fisher John, 96 Roxburgh st and 1 Lauriston st
Gray John & Co., 16 Hamilton st
Gray T. A., 9 and 67 Rue-end st
Greenock (Central) Co-operative Society, 16 Roxburgh st
Greves Alexander, 40 West Burn st
Hargan James, 9 West Blackhall st and 8 West Stewart st
Kennedy John, 26 Hamilton st
Lamont Alexander, 34 Lynedoch st
Lang James M., 31 Market st
M'Anally Henry, 3 Lauriston st
Macdonald Mrs Mary, 27 Regent st
M'Dougall Duncan, 34 Ann st
M'Garrity Robert, 24 Union st
M'George James, 58 Rue-end st
M'Glashan T. C, 20 Hamilton st
M'Gregor Miss E., 7 Cathcart st
M'Kendrick Daniel, 33 Rue-end st
M'Killop Donald, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Leay Duncan, 24 Lynedoch st
M'Leod Donald, 21 Rue-end st
M'Neil John, t Union st
Macpherson John, jun., 29 Hamilton st
M'Queen Alexander, 29 Roxburgh st
Paterson A. & W., 41 Hamilton st
Paterson Charles, 31 Cathcart st
Patrick Adam & Son, 6 West Blackhall st
Purdie P. & G., 37 Hamilton st
Reynolds Peter, 8 Inverkip st
Robb James, 46 Inverkip st and 23 Regent st
Smith John, 46 Hamilton st
Stead & Simpson, 14 Hamilton st
Stevenson & Sons, 19 West Blackhall st
Strachan Andrew, 41 West Burn st

Symington David, 5 Hamilton st
Telfer J. & J., 38 Hamilton st
Thomson Duncan C, 70 Eldon st
Wingate & Co., 29 West Burn st
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Brassfounders.
Adam William & Co., 2 and 3 Dock breast
Barr & Co., Orchard and Ingleston sts
Carson Henry, 26 Crawfurd st
Duff James & Sons, 47 Rue-end st
Duncan & Sharp, Ladyburn
Fairgrieve Andrew & Sons, 6 West breast
Foulds Matthew, 2 East India breast
Logan Francis & Sons, 21 Nicolson st
M'Ewing Dugald, 3 Springkell st and 1 Bank st
M'Jannet John, 1 Newton st and 62 Inverkip st
Montgomery Robert, 9 East Stewart st
Stewart Daniel B., 14 West Blackhall st
Wallace & Connell, 4 East Blackhall st
White William & Son, 34 Roxburgh st
Armitage & Co., 8 Captain st
Brewers.
Brokers.
Bradley Anthony, 58 Vennel
Burns William, 3 Ann st
Cannon Martin, 52 Shaw st
Carrigan George, 6 Smith's lane
Colligan Patrick & Co., 22 Shaw st
Conway Francis, 12 Tobago st
Craig George, 8 Smith's lane
Douglas David, 18 Dalrymple st
Egelson James, 60 Main st
Graham Francis, 17 Tobago st
Hammond Mrs Mary, 20 Charles st

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Kane Michael, 13 Market st
Kelso Charles, 6 Inverkip st
Kernaghan Robert, 5 Market st
Lafferty Mrs, 8 Smith's lane
Lamont Robert, 5 John st
Lamont Miss Isabella, 71 Vennel
Loughran William, 3 Lindsay's lane
M'Cutcheon Mrs, 8 Manse lane
M'Gowan Alexander, 46 Shaw st
M'Laughlin Daniel. 3 East Blackhall st
M'Millan Terrance, 29 Dalrymple st
Morris Mrs, 20 Tobago st
Morrison William, 23 Tobago st
Murphy Edward, 26 Dalrymple st
Murphy Mrs Robert, 10 Cartsburn st
O'Brien Catherine, 33 Dalrymple st
O'Donnell Mrs, 28 Tobago st
Robertson Mrs Wm., 40 Inverkip st
Smith John, 22 Ann st
Strong Mrs, 9 Market st
Watters John S.,'32 Vennel
Builders and Masons.
Adam James, 10 Tobago st
Agnew James, 32 Crawfurd st
Aitkenhead Robert & Sons, 19 Holmscroft st
Austin & Kinnaird, 19 Bogle st
Baird Hugh, 7 Brougham st
Black James & Co., 5 and 7 West Stewart st
Boyd John, 7 Brougham st
Carnaghan James, 13 Regent st
Crawford, Fulton & Co., 10 Terrace rd
Houston R. & W. & Co., 69 Belville st
Kirk J. & R., 5 Campbell st
Kirkwood Thomas, 8 Jamaica st
Kirkwood William, 79 Holmscroft st
Lyon David, 6 East Blackhall st
M'Quoid William, 31 Sir Michael st
Miller & Co., 64 Inverkip st

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Miller J. & A., 20 West Blackhall st
Paterson Gavin, 31 Roxburgh st
Ramsay G. A., 16 Nicolson st
Steel William, 10 Jamaica st
Stevenson Alexander, 39 Wellington st
Strachan William, 19 Mearns st
Todd John, 27 Nelson st, west
Whitelaw Alexander & Co., 76 Drumfrochar rd
Williamson & Gray, 51 Vennel
Cabinetmakers and Upholsterers.
Auld James, 14 Kilblain st
Blair Robert & Sons, 32 and 34 Nicolson st
Greenock Cabinetmaking Co., Limited, 10 Nicolson st
Hardie William, 11 Kilblain st
Hodge Mitchell & Son, 12 West Blackhall st
Kidd Brothers, 6 Grey pi
Mayors Thomas H., 35 Nicolson st
Preston James, 13 Nicolson st
Rowan J. G. & Co., Cathcart sq
Stevenson William S., 7 West Stewart st
Thomson & Co., 39 West Blackhall st
Wink J. & Co., 29 West Burn st
M'Crae Daniel, 15 Charles st
Candlemaker.
Carriage Hirers.
Crookshanks Joseph, 43 West Blackhall st and branches
M'Caskie Henry, 48 Forsyth st
M'Gregor J. D. & Co., 48 Cathcart st and 24 West Black-
hall st
M'Lean Duncan, 5 Newton st
M'Lean Thomas, 5 Cartsburn st
M'Nutt Samuel, 87 Roxburgh st
Richmond J. & W., Robertson st

270 TRADES DIRECTORY.
Carvers and Gilders.
Bisset James G., 4 Grey pi
Buchan John, 24 Brymner st
Humphreys Joseph, 17 Sugarhouse lane
Laurie & Fleming, 1 Bank st
Macfee H. N., 23 Cathcart st
Whitelaw John, 13 Nicolson st
Chainmakers.
Campbell John, 11 Ropework st
Cook D. & A., 4 Charles st
Smith Thomas, New Dock lane and 20 Shaw st
Chemists and Druggists.
Apothecaries' Company (wholesale), 28 Hamilton st
Armitage George, 30 Hamilton st
Baine John A., 3 Grey pi
Chalmers Robert, 41 Roxburgh st
Cockburn Charles T., 33 Cathcart st
Cowper David B., 9 Lynedoch st
Duncan Samuel, 19 West Blackhall st
East-end Medical Hall, 63 Rue-end st
Farquhar John M'K., 10 West Blackhall st
Farquhar J. M. & Co., 14 Lynedoch st
Fisher Thomas, 97 Roxburgh st
Kerr James, 6 Hamilton st and 1 Lauriston st
M'Cowan & Biggart (analytical), 29 Cathcart st
Macnaught Brothers, 4 West Blackhall st
M'Neilage Alexander, 46 Ann st
Peden John, jun. (analytical), 11 Duff st
Poynter John, Son & Macdonalds (manufacturing), 21
Dellingburn st
Walker W., 31 Rue-end st
Wilson George, 40 Cathcart st

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Chimney Sweeps.
Bowling William, 19 Crawfurd st
M'Allister Archibald, 16 Regent st
M'Kinnon Neil, 7 Cowgate st
O'Shea Ambrose, 3 Argyle st
China Merchants.
Carse William, 46 Vennel
Case John, 3 Crawfurd st
Fleming & Smith, 14 Cathcart st
Hadden Miss, 44 Ann st
Hendry Mrs S., 23 Hamilton st
O'Brien E. & M., 61 Vennel
Urie R. & A., 16 West Blackhall st
White & Ferguson, 42 Ann st
COACHBUILDERS.
Mitchell John, 5 Brougham st
Scott & Douglas, 12 West Stewart st
Smith John & Co., 38 Nicolson st
Coal Merchants.
Anderson George C, 53 Drumfrochar rd
Boyd Bryce, 26 Lyle st
Brown Alexander & Co., 4 Bogle st
Brown James, 3 East Blackhall st
Campbell James & Co., 23 Cathcart st
Dixon William (Limited), Dellingburn sq
Hamilton M'Culloch & Co., 3 Chapel st
Hyndman W. S.. 67 Vennel
Kane John, 15 Bearhope st
Keefe John, 3 Newton st
Larkin F., Lynedoch Station
Leitch Nicol, 12 Brougham st

272 TRADES DIRECTORY.
Lindsay & Crookston, 32 Cathcart st and 12 Brougham st
M'Gavin James, 27 West Burn st
M'Gibbon David, 3 Chapel st
MacGillivray Alexander, Dellingburn sq
M'Gugan D., 5 Chapel st
Maclean Alexander S., 31 Bank st
M'Master James, 9 Mill st
M'Morland R. S., 20 Cathcart st
M'Nicol Donald, 34 East Shaw st
Macphail John, 27 Cathcart st
Martin John, 66 Holmscroft st
Morison John A., 4 Bogle st
Morrison James D., 3 Clarence st
Nicol Duncan & Co., 55 Rue-end st and 20 Brougham st
Robertson Robert, 50 Roxburgh st
Ross & Marshall 7 Dock breast
Salmon W. B. & Young, 2 Church pi
Simpson John A. & Co., 6 Tobago st and 10 Brougham st
Steel William, 46 Trafalgar st
Stewart James, 13 Stanners st
Symington John, 10 Patrick st
Thomson John & Co., Regent st
Wade John, 5 South st
Wilsons and Clyde Coal Co., 5 Chapel st
Wilson Michael, 29 West Burn st
Wood James & William, 14 Brougham st
Wood John, Upper Greenock Railway Station
Yuill James, 25 Crawfurd st
Commission Agents.
Borthwick James, 27 West Blackhall st
Brown Alexander & Co., 4 Bogle st
Buchanan James, 34 West Burn st
Campbell James & Co., 23 Cathcart st
Campbell Peter, jun., & Co., Exchange buildings
Connell James, 20 Cathcart st
Cunningham Charles, 49 Cathcart st
Cunningham D. & Co., 32 Cathcart st
Denholm J. & J., 27 Cathcart st
Durkin Henry R., 27 Cathcart st

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Edelsten Richard, 29 Brougham st
Ewing Robert & Co., Arcade
Fergus James, 32 Ardgowan st, west
Hyndman John G., 4 East breast
Jamieson James S. & Co., 18 Hamilton st
M'Call Charles, 39 Kelly st
Macdougall Dugald, 1 Cross-shore st
Macfarlane John M. & Co., Wallace buildings
Macfie John, 14 Murdieston st
Macintyre Charles J., 3 Brougham st
M'Lea James S. & Co., 2 Cathcart st
Maclean, Todd & Co., 67 Rue-end st
Macpherson Alexander & Co., 2 Open shore
Marshall William, 9 West Stewart st
Millar Arthur A., 17 Regent st
Minto George, 27 Patrick st
Moir Wm. D., Lilybank, Cardwell Bay
Morison John A., 4 Bogle st
Parkhill James M., 10 Cross-shore st
Picken Andrew & Co., Arcade
Robertson & Macdougall, 2 West Quay
Ross, Corbett & Co., 46 Brymner st
Shand John, 38 East Crawford st
Sharer Alfred, 77 Port-Glasgow rd
Thorburn Walter, 28 Cathcart st
Walker William & Co., Post Office buildings
Williamson George, jun., to Cross-shore st
Wrede & Co., 32 Cathcart st
Confectioners.
Alexander M. & Co. (wholesale), 10 West Blackhall st and
54 Vennel
Anthem John, 41 West Blackhall st
Armour M. & J., 9 Hamilton st
Barclay Mrs, 66 Vennel
Christison John C, 65 Nicolson st
Clark Miss M., 103 Port-Glasgow rd
Cuthbertson James R. (manufacturing), 2 Grey pi
Douglas John, 72 Ann st
Evans John, 17 Ann st and 24 West Blackhall st
Ferguson George, 31 Cathcart st
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74 TRADES DIRECTORY.
Ferguson Peter, 31 East Crawford st
Ferguson Miss M., 35 West Blackhall st
Gallacher Edward, 61 Dalrymple st
Gibb Miss, 54 Ann st
Grana A., 26 West Blackhall st
Grubb Miss E., 49 Cathcart st
Hearl John, 30 Tobago st
Hosie Andrew, 1 Cartsburn st
Hutton Brothers, 18 Cathcart st
Kennedy William, 48 Lynedoch st
Kincaid Miss, 39 Ann st
M'Aninch Mrs Ann, 7 Brymner st
M'Corquodale Miss A., 31 West Burn st
M'Donald Miss, 28 Ann st
Macfadyen James, 45 Main st
M'Kay Duncan, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Kellar John (wholesale), 12 Sugarhouse lane
M'Kenzie William, 105 Port-Glasgow rd
Miller Thomas & Son (wholesale), 15 Charles st
Moore David, 76 Ann st
Mori Enrico, 1 Inverkip' st
Smellie James, 66 Drumfrochar rd
Smith Mrs, 42 Roxburgh st
Stewart Francis (wholesale), Harvie lane
Stewart M. & J., 63 Inverkip st
The Crescent Confectionery Company, Hunter pi
White Archibald, 20 Inverkip st
Wimbs Michael, 18 Arthur st
Wyse Alexander, 29 Hamilton st
Coopers.
Adam William, 3 Bogle st
Craig James, 39 Baker st
Drummond John, 52 Rue-end st
Coppersmiths.
Adam William & Co., 2 and 3 Dock breast
Barr & Co., Orchard and Ingleston sts

Duff James & Sons, 47 Rue-end st
M'Cormick D. & Co., 8 Springkell st
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Cork Cutters.
Sinclair William, 22 Bruce st
Stewart William, 33 Hamilton st
Cutlers and Gunsmiths.
Climie Robert, 20 West Blackhall st
Cormie John, 4 Shaw st
M'Kinlay Peter C, 1 Grey pi
Twigg Edward, 33 Hamilton st
Dentists.
Aitken James R., 2 Hamilton st
Brown J. R. & A. R., 30 Cathcart st
Fisher W. Bowman, 6 George sq
M'Bride William, 9 George sq
Smyth Alexander, 14 West Blackhall st
Stewart Thomas, 43 Brougham st
Woodburn WT illiam, 10 Eldon st
Distillers.
Curtis Charles H. & Co., 32 Cathcart st
Greenock Distillery Co., 27 Tobago st
Drapers, &c.
Allan A. E., 6 Ann st
Anderson H. & Son, 38 Hamilton st and 29 Rue-end st

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Anderson John, 32 Cathcart st
Blake Mrs, 7 Grey pi
Brown Mrs W. S., 23 Roxburgh st
Campbell James, 20 Arthur st
Campbell John F., 56 Vermel
Carse Mrs, 52 East Hamilton st
Clark Mrs, 37 and 43 Ann st
Cowan Robert & Co., 2 West Blackhall st
Crawford P. R. & Co., 3 West Blackhall st
East-end Co-operative Society, 18 East Crawford st
Gilchrist William, 8 and 12 William st
Goodson R., 2 Hamilton st
Grant John & Co., Municipal buildings, Hamilton st
Greenock Central Co-operative Society, 20 Roxburgh st
Harvey James & Co., 46 Cathcart st
Laurie & Harley, 1 1 West Blackhall st
M'Intosh William, 27 Ann st and 16 Lynedoch st
M'Lellan Andrew, 53 Rue-end st
M'Naught David C, 9 Cathcart st
M'Neil James, jun., & Co., 39 West Burn st
Maxwell Thomas, 64 Vennel
Miller Frank Wm., Municipal buildings, Hamilton st
Mitchell Thomas, 23 Cathcart st
Murray H. & Co., 30 Charles st
Niven Alexander, 6 West Blackhall st
Paget M. J., 29 Charles st
Paterson Lachlan, 13 West Blackhall st
Prentice D. & A., 24 Hamilton st
Ritchie Miss, 62 Vennel 1. ,
Rodger D. & Co., 19 B«sfeta*'gf
Rowan J. G. & Co., Cathcart sq
Russell & Bonnar, 18 West Blackhall st
Smart & Rolland, 31 Charles st
Stevenson Hugh, 38 Hamilton st
Taylor Brothers, 32 Hamilton st
Thomson Dugald, 13 Rue-end st
Thomson Mrs, 62 Ann st
Whiteside Alexander, 86 Roxburgh st
Wilson John, 36 Charles st
Wilson Walter & Co., 26 W T
est Blackhall st
Wright Wm. & Co., 4 Argyle st
Young J. & Co., 35 Hamilton st

TRADES DIRECTORY. 277
Dressmakers.
Adam Miss, 19 Regent st
Aldous Mrs M., 8 Kilblain st
Arthur Miss A. J., 7 Brisbane st
Barr Miss (boys'), 13 Mount Pleasant st
Beith Miss Margaret (boys'), 53 Kelly st
Blake Miss, 31 Nelson st, west
Blake Mrs, 7 Grey pi
Brodie Miss, 17 Lauriston st
Buchanan Mrs, 7 Union st
Bushe Miss, 53 Kelly st
Carmichael Miss M. C, 47 Brisbane st
Crawford P. R. & Co., 3 West Blackhall st
Cross Misses, 19 Brisbane st
Cuthbert Misses, 33 Roxburgh st
Dickie Mrs, 26 Lynedoch st
Donnelly Miss, 65 Rue-end st
Downie Miss, 68 Kelly st
Falconer & Grieve, 14 Union st
Fallon Miss C, 66 Wellington st
Ferguson Mrs, 10 Antigua st
Galbraith Miss Margaret, 40 Nicolson st
Gillies Miss, 56 Kelly st
Gordon Misses, 2 Robertson st
Graham Miss, 37 Lynedoch st
Hamilton Miss, 23 West Blackhall st
Harvey James & Co., 46 Cathcart st
Hunter Miss (boys'), 12 South st
Hunter Misses I. & J., 17 Jamaica st
King Mrs, 48 Lynedoch st
Laurie & Harley, 1 1 West Blackhall st
M'Bride Mrs, 30 Roxburgh st
M'Callum Miss Mary (boys'), 13 Nelson st, west
M'Callum Misses, it Nelson st, west
Macaskill E. & F., 92 Roxburgh st
M'Fadyen Miss, 36 Holmscroft st
M'Farlane Miss, 14 Ardgowan st, west
M'Gowan Mrs, 5 Inverkip st
M'Intosh William, 27 Ann st and 16 Lynedoch st
M'Intosh Miss Christina, 9 Mount Pleasant st

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Macintyre Miss, 13 Newton st
M'Kay Mrs Jessie (boys'), 13 West Stewart st
M'Kechnie Miss, 42 Brisbane st
M'Kechnie Miss C, 38 Crawfurd st
M'Kenzie Miss (boys'), 13 Watt st
M'Kenzie Miss Annie, 71 Regent st
M'Larty Miss L., 57 Holmscroft st
MacLean Miss, 25 West Stewart st
Maclean Misses F. & C, 20 Lynedoch st
M'Lean Mrs F., 2 Finnart st
M'Neilage Miss, 29 Regent st
Masson Miss B., 29 Brougham st
Munro Miss, 23 Lynedoch st
Murray Mrs, 56 Kelly st
Nicol Mrs, 13 Nelson st, west
Orr Miss Ellen M. (boys'), 3 Kelly st
Park Miss (boys'), 16 South st
Phillips Miss, 23 Lyle st
Prentice D. & A., 24 Hamilton st
Rennie Mrs James, 12 Patrick st
Rowan J. G. & Co., Cathcart sq
Russell & Bonnar, 18 West Blackhall st
Scott Miss B. H., 9 Newton st
Shaw Mrs S. A., 30 Kelly st
Smith Miss, 95 Roxburgh st
Stewart Mrs William M. A., 53 Brisbane st
Wilkinson Miss, 13 Nelson st, west
Williamson Mrs John, 14 Brisbane st
Drysalters.
Wilson E. & Son, 25 Charles st and 29 Jackson st, Glasgow
Malcolm & Co., 21 Shaw st
Dyers and Renovators.
Bell Archibald & Sons, 4 Argyle st
Brand & Mollison, 2 Cathcart sq
Pullar J. & Sons 21 West Blackhall st

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Engravers.
Boag Andrew, 3 Bank st
Riddoch Juseph. 2 Hamilton st
Steel Matthew, 15 Cathcart st
Engineers, Machine-Makers, and Founders.
Blake, Barclay & Co., Macdougall st
Caird & Co. (Limited), Arthur st and and 46 Dalrymple st
Cox John H., 13 Nicolson st
Crawford & Thomson, 48 Trafalgar st
Dunlop David J. & Co., Port-Glasgow rd
Gilmour R. S., 12 Brougham st
Greenock Foundry Co., East Stewart st
Hastie John & Co., 48 Nicolson st
Houston J. & R., Upper Ingleston
Ingleston Foundry Co., 9 Ingleston st
Kincaid & Co. (Limited), East Hamilton st
Maclean Ronald, 8 Baker st
M'Onie G. & J., Ladyburn, Port-Glasgow rd
Miller Robert, 28 Arthur st
Mills Robert, 5 Dock breast
Montgomery Robert, 9 East Stewart st
Patrick Robert, Cartsburn st
Rankin & Blackmore, 24 Baker st
Steven John & Co., Ladyburn
Thomson W. R. M. & Co., 96 Buchanan st, Glasgow
White William & Son, 34 Roxburgh st
Felt Manufacturers.
Anderson D. & Son (Limited), Belfast, 12 Bogle st
Greenock Felt Work Co., 10 East Hamilton st
Jamieson John, 2 Cathcart st
Malcolm & Co., 21 Shaw st
Fish Curers.

280 trades' directory.
Fishmongers.
Fry Robert, 69 Nicolson st
Fry William, 40 Nelson st, west
Gilmore A. & Son, 21 West Blackhall st
Graham Alexander, 1 Inverkip st
Hay William, Fishmarket, West breast
Heron John, 26 Vennel
Macintyre, Mrs James, 43 Hamilton st
M'Lauchlan Patrick, 17 Ann st and 4 Manse lane
M'Munagle Charles, 1 Mount lane
Martin Mrs William, 16 Cathcart st
Mitchell Miss Maggie, 25 Regent st
Morrison James, 49 Shaw st
Phillips John S., 26 Charles st
Sinclair Robert, 41 West Burn st
Wotherspoon Mrs, 24 Lynedoch st
Wright David, 57 Holmscroft st
Fleshers.
Adam Mrs James, 20 Ann st
Banks John, 3 Prospecthill st
Barr & Macfarlane, 47 Hamilton st and 22 Lynedoch st
Black Duncan, 38 Lynedoch st
Blair Archibald, 25 Regent st
Boston James, jun., & Co., 5 West Blackhall st
Byers John, 21 Tobago st
Cameron John, 32 Lynedoch st
Crawford James, 83 Roxburgh st
Docherty George, 5 William st
Duff John, 30 East Hamilton st
Duff William, 84 Belville st
Dunse James, 21 Regent st
Eastmans (Limited), 17 Hamilton st
Faid Robert, 46 Ann st
Ferguson William, 9 Newton st
Fleming Henry, 27 Charles st
Gordon John, 9 Main st
Gordon William, 61 Vennel

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Gordon Mrs G., 52 East Hamilton st
Greenock Central Co-operative Society, 18 Roxburgh st
Hamilton William H., 59 Vennel
Hunter William, 33 Hamilton st
King Robert, 25 Rue-end st
Liddell Alexander, T3 Union st
Livingston Duncan, 23 Rue-end st
M'Allister John, 42 West Burn st
MacCulloch Alexander, 13 Cathcart st
M'Curdy Daniel, 45 Vennel
M'Dougall Duncan, 54 St. Lawrence st
M'Gregor Peter, 33 Rue-end st
M'Kechnie Allan, 19 West Blackhall st and 16 Kelly st
M'Kerracher Neil, 26 Inverkip st
M'Lean John, 14 Arthur st
M'Millan David, 37 Cathcart st
M'Neil John, 5 Ann st
M'Niven Donald, 95 Roxburgh st
M'Sheffery Neil, 41 West Burn st
MacSymon & Co. (limited), Argyle st
M'Vicar John, 7 John st
Martin James, 21 Kelly st
Morrison James, 7 West Blackhall st
Muir George, 13 West Blackhall st
O'Donnell John, 1 1 Cross-shore st and branches
Orr William H., 38 St. Lawrence st
Pattison David, 9 South st
Prentice James, 4 Grey pi
Robertson Colin, 65 Ann st
Robertson John, 52 Holmscroft st
Sheridan John B., 35 Ann st
Sheridan Joseph, 59 Inverkip st
Simpson James, 1 Belville st
Swan William, 18 Cartsburn st
Walker William, 33 West Burn st
Wilson Alexander, 33 Ann st
Fruiterers.
Baird T. & Co., 27 Brougham st
Bell I. & Co., 35 West Blackhall st

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Campbell Miss M. T., 59 Inverkip st
Devlin M., 1 Grey pi
Duncan Thomas, 8 Grey pi
Ewing Miss E. L., 13 Union st
Fraser Alexander, 24 Union st
Hamilton Mrs Janet, 40 Ann st
Heitman Mrs A., 23 Brymner st
Henderson James, 42 Lynedoch st
Henderson Robert, 19 Hamilton st
Kerr Miss, 22 Lynedoch st
Laing Robert, 33 Hamilton st
M'Donald Elizabeth, 6 Tobago st
M'Eleny James, 1 Kilblain st
M'Granachan Patrick, 22 Market st
MacKellar Mrs C., 31 Nicolson st
Macnish John, 66 Eldon st
Mason Miss, 24 Union st
Parker Mrs, 90 Roxburgh st
Rankin Isabella, 40 Cathcart st
Smillie & Robson, 39 Hamilton st and 3 Manse lane
White Miss, 7 1 Regent st
Funeral Undertakers.
Chalmers Archibald, 36 Roxburgh st
Crookshanks Joseph, 43 West Blackhall st
M'Gregor J. D. & Co., 48 Cathcart st and 24 West Black-
hall st
M'Lean Mrs, 41 Hamilton st
Simpson William, 48 Vennel
Furnishing Warehouse-keepers.
Bell Mrs, 59 Inverkip st
Brymner Mrs James, 103 Port-Glasgow rd
Burns Miss J. T., 29 West Blackhall st
Campbell Misses, 7 Rue-end st
Chalmers Miss, 26 East Hamilton st
Ferguson Mrs, 44 Inverkip st
Fleming Dugald, 13 Regent st

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Gilchrist Misses, 25 West Blackhall st
Jack Miss H., 13 Crescent st
Laird M. & J., 38 Hamilton st
M'Gregor Mrs, 36 West Burn st
Maclean Misses J. & M., 14 West Blackhall st
Macquarrie Miss E., 10 West Blackhall st
Nelson Mrs, 44 Lynedoch st
Pohlman Mrs, 42 Nelson st, w
Rougvie Misses M. & K., 5 Grey pi
Stevenson Misses, 24 Union st
Taylor & Co., 4 West Blackhall st
Wallace Robert, 8 Kilblain st
Watson Mrs, 19 West Blackhall st
WT eir Misses M. & C, 21 West Blackhall st
Gasfitters.
Arthur & Allan, 48 Ann st
Barclay John S., 2 West breast
Blair Robert, 12 Kilblain st
Boyd James, 31 Nicolson st
Brown Alexander & Son, 5 Kilblain st
Bushe Joseph, 5 Union st
Carson Henry, 26 Crawfurd st
Chalmers Alexander, 30 Nicolson st
Crawford & Kerr, 6 Bogle st
Dewar & Co., 26 Charles st
Duff James & Sons, 47 Rue-end st
Duncan & Sharp, Ladyburn
Fairgrieve Andrew & Sons, 6 West breast
Ferguson William, 14 West Burn st and 2 Inverkip st
Findlay & Co., 29 West Burn st
Foulds Matthew, 2 East India breast
Logan Francis & Sons, 21 Nicolson st
M'Cormick D. & Co., 8 Springkell st
M'Ewing Dugald, 3 Springkell st and 1 Bank st
M'Farlane James & Co., 20 Cathcart st
M'Jannet John, 1 Newton st and 62 Inverkip st
Maclean James & Co., 7 Duff st
Mitchell James, 5 West Stewart st
Morrison Duncan D., 10 Charles st

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Ross Baillie C, 17 Brymner st
Sinclair Angus & Co., 21 Cathcart st
Smith Harry & Co., 78 Belville st
Stewart Daniel B., 14 West Blackball st
Thomson Charles, 17 Kelly st
Thomson Henry, 39 Nicolson st
Walker Robert, 32 Roxburgh st
Watson Hugh M'P., 12 Sugarhouse lane
Whyte Thomas, 19 Brymner st
Glaziers.
Briton Thomas, 19 Sugarhouse lane
Chalmers Archibald, 36 Roxburgh st
Crawford William, 18 Vennel
Graham James, 19 Cathcart st and 5 Grey pi
M'Fadyen Archibald, 7 West Blackhall st
Tytler Matthew, 12 Laird st
Young Archibald, 66 Inverkip st
Grain Merchants.
Borthwick Thomas, 10 Cross-shore st
Chalmers Hume, 4 Church pi
Chalmers John, 4 Princes st
Easton Robert & Co., 12 Charles st
Gatherer Peter, 21 and 23 Crawfurd st
Hill Matthew, 16 Chapel st
Howie Matthew, 5 West Breast
Kyle William J., 8 Kilblain st
Macfarlane Alexander & Co., 27 Palmerston buildings
MTntyre Thomas & Son, 4 and 6 Cartsburn st
Mackenzie & Walker, Dellingburn sq and 6^ Rue-end st
M'Lachlan A. G., 12 West Breast
Macnab Duncan & Son, 25 Tobago st
Mair C. S. & Marquis, 40 Rue-end st
Muir Robert & Sons, 6 East Stewart st
Smith Alexander, Cathcart arcade
Stewart James K., 28 and 30 Shaw st
Wilson David, 46 Rue-end st

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Greengrocers.
Allan Joseph, 1 Inverkip st
Anderson Miss C, 16 Kelly st
Bain Mrs William, 9 Brisbane st
Barr James, 34 Shaw st
Buchanan Miss, 61 Belville st
Buntain Miss, 8 Carnock st
Clark Joseph, 51 Vennel
Climie Miss Jane, 1 Kelly st
Cochrane Mrs, 11 Murdieston st
Conway Andrew, 18 Sir Michael st
Ferguson Miss M., 73 Roxburgh st
Ferguson Mrs, 19 East Shaw st
Johnstone Mrs E., 5 John st
Kelly Miss J., 1 East Crawford st
Kerr Mrs William, 32 St. Lawrence st
Kirkham Mrs Agnes, 28 West Burn st
Law Miss Mary, 42 West Blackhall st
M'Culloch Miss E., 31 Roxburgh st
M'Farlane Mrs James, 1 1 Cartsburn st
M'Kirdy Mrs, 11 Laird st
M'Larty Miss, 26 Bruce st
M'Leish Sarah, 49 Holmscroft st
Moody Mrs, 25 Nelson st
Morrison Mrs William, 15 Regent st
Muir Henry, 5 Inverkip st
Neil Mrs Robert, 9 Newton st
Orr Miss, 39 Ann st
Pink Charles, 54 Ann st
Rennie George, 60 Lynedoch st
Robertson Mrs, 32 East Hamilton st
Schostal Mrs J., 12 Ann st
Vallance Miss Janet, 19 Regent st
Winton Mrs E., 12 Robertson st
Grocers and Provision Dealers.
Alexander John, 2 Murdieston st
Barbour John, 9 Arthur st

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Barbour William, 42 West Burn st
Barr John, 33 Lynedoch st
Baxter Thomas, 45 Cathcart st
Birrell John S., 46 Cathcart st
Black Daniel, 89 East Hamilton st
Black Donald, 56 Vennel
Black Hugh, 2 Ann st
Black Mrs A., 29 Brougham st
Black Mrs, 1 East William st
Borland Alexander, 13 Bearhope st
Boyle James, 19 Market st
Bradley Joseph, 1 Stanners st
Bradley Miss, 31 Charles st
Brighton John (wholesale), 3 Tobago st
Burns William J., 8 Mearns st
Caldwell David, 34 East Hamilton st
Caldwell James, 64 Ann st
Caldwell Matthew, 85 Belville st
Caldwell Robert, 19 Tobago st.
Cameron John, 23 West Blackball st
Campbell James, 46 Inverkip st
Campbell John, 33 Rue-end st
Campbell William, 76 Ann st
Campbell Miss Christina, 13 Brachelston st
Carmichael Donald, 13 Cartsburn st and 20 Lynedoch st
Carmichael Mrs D., 31 West Burn st
Chambers Mrs William, 3 John st
Clark J. & S., 36 Shaw st
Clark W. B., 33 Shaw st
Commiskie James, 108 Dempster st
Connelly Francis, 25 East Shaw st
Cooper & Co., 43 Hamilton st and 33 Cathcart st
Co-operative Society, 1 6 Roxburgh st and branches
Co-operative Society, 5 Arthur st and branches
Co-operative Society, 18 East Crawford st and branches
Cottrell Robert R., 45 Crawfurd st
Crabbe C. S., 9 Dempster st
Crabbe William, 26 and 35 Ann st
Crawford John, 6 Watson's lane
Crawford William, 5 Grey pi
Cumming M. & A., 40 Holmscroft st
Darroch Miss, 12 Watt st

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Davers Mrs A., 81 Belville st
Davies Mrs William, 24 West Blackhall st
Dawson W., 5 Inverkip st
Denney Miss, 10 Mount Pleasant st
Docherty Mrs William, 32 Inverkip st
Dodd William, 33 Ann st
Douglas Miss, 87 Roxburgh st
Erskine Mrs, 23 Main st
Farquharson Mrs Alexander, 80 Belville st
Farrell James, 52 East Hamilton st
Farrell Robert, 15 Main st
Ferguson Charles, 40 Brymner st
Ferguson Hugh, 5 William st
Ferguson J. & H., 62 Ann st
Flett Alfred, 31 Vennel
Forbes Mrs William, 21 Ingleston st
Gaze William, 14 Lynedoch st
Glen Mrs Archibald, 33 Nelson st, west
Glen Mrs James, 37 West Burn st
Glen Mrs, 17 Bruce st
Graham Duncan, 34 Lynedoch st
Graham Hugh, 27 Hamilton st and 43 Roxburgh st
Graham Hugh, jun., 3 Rue-end st
Grant Lachlan, 9 Nicolson st
Gray Miss M., 41 Ann st
Green Matthew, 14 Market st
Hamilton Robert, 67 Rue-end st
Hamilton Mrs, 15 John st
Hardie John, 22 Arthur st
Hardie Walter, 15 Tobago st
Hastie Andrew, 10 Sir Michael st
Hendry James, 15 Market st
Hill Elizabeth, 29 Rue-end st
Home and Colonial Stores, Limited, 13 Hamilton st
Houston Mrs, 17 Belville st
Hoy Mrs James, 30 Wellington st
Hunter William, 31 Brougham st
Hutcheson Andrew, 20 Mount Pleasant st
Inglis Mrs James, 112 Drumfrochar rd
Johnston Samuel, 78 Roxburgh st and 43 West Burn st
Killin Mrs, 6 Mearns st
Kirkwood Robert, 1 Smith's lane

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Laird James, 23 Ingleston st and 11 Belville st
Lang James & Sons (wholesale), 30 Sugarhouse lane
Lang John, 12 Sugarhouse lane
Lang Mrs Robert, 71 Nicolson st
Leith James, 30 Dalrymple st
Lindsay Robert, 1 1 Rue-end st
Lipton Thomas J., 32 Cathcart st and 44 Hamilton st
Logan Mrs, 8 Manse lane
London and Newcastle Tea Co., 33 Hamilton st
Lusk Robert & Co. (wholesale), 7 Tobago st
M'Allister Donald, 11 Brymner st
M'Arthur Mrs C, 16 Brisbane st
M'Aulay Mrs J., 10 Ratho st
M'Ausland Alexander, 20 Nicolson st
M'Ausland Mrs John, 23 West Stewart st
M'Bride John, 31 Regent st and 7 Main st
M'Clement James, 21 Regent st
M'Coll Mrs Helen, 19 Regent st
M'Creadie Hugh, 24 Tobago st
M'Creadie Michael, n Main st
M'Crindle James, 43 Hamilton st
M'Cuaig James C, 25 Nelson st, west
Macdermott James, 22 St. Lawrence st
M'Farlane Andrew, 7 Brachelston st
M'Farlane Mrs, 64 Drumfrochar rd
M'Farlane Robert, 14 Port-Glasgow rd
M'Farlane Miss, 7 Antigua st
M'Gugan Angus, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Intosh Alexander, 24 South st
MTntosh Mrs M., 44 Ann st
MTntyre Thomas, 6 Cartsburn st
M'Jannet Robert, 81 Roxburgh st
MacKail J. G. & M., 45 Hamilton st
M'Kenzie David C, 21 Rue-end st
M'Kenzie John, 49 Shaw st
M'Laren Mrs, 21 Sir Michael st
M'Lellan Peter, 18 Lynedoch st and 63 Ann st
M'Lelland James, 12 Ann st
M'Millan Andrew, 52 Holmscroft st
M'Neil Mrs A., 19 Wellington st
M'Neill Mary A., 3 Inverkip st
Macniven Angus, 50 Ann st

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M'Quilkan Duncan, 28 Charles st
M'Quoid Miss, 8 Mount Pleasant st
MacSymon & Co. (Limited), Argyle st and branches
M'Taggart Mrs C. 48 St. Lawrence st
Marquis David, 7 Brachelston st
Martin Robert, 28 Charles st
Mathieson David, 9 South st
Mathieson Lindsay, 20 Cartsburn st and 6 John st
Miller Thomas, 1 1 West Blackhall st
Mitchell Miss E., 40 Nelson st, west
Moodie A. & M., 1 Belville st
Morison George, 27 Cathcart st
Morris Robert, 23 Vennel
Morton & Young, 30 Hamilton st
Muir J. & J., 25 Vennel
Muir Miss A., 14 South st
Munro Colin, 42 Crawfurd st
Newall Charles, 44 Lynedoch st
Paget John, 28 Dalrymple st
Park Boyd P., 53 Main st
Parker John, 1 West Stewart st
Paterson A. & Son, 39 Hamilton st
Paterson William, 30 Vennel
Paton Alexander, jun., 36 Ingleston st
Pattison Misses, 24 South st
Pearson Daniel, 3 Kilblain st
Pearson Mrs John, 7 East Crawford st
Pettigrew James, 68 East Hamilton st
Pollock Miss Jane, 14 Regent st
Porter M., 73 Roxburgh st
Ritchie Alexander, 26 Inverkip st
Rose Agnes, 26 East Crawford st
Rose Mrs Neil, 93 Roxburgh st
Ross Evan, 18 Cartsburn st
Scott David, 8 St. Lawrence st
Scott Ivie, 72 Eldon st
Scott Peter, 36 East Hamilton st
Sharp John, 25 Rue-end st
Shearer Hugh (wholesale), 3 Mansionhouse lane and 52
Shaw st
Sim John, 32 Lynedoch st
Sloan James, 1 Ann st
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290 TRADES DIRECTORY.
Smith Alexander (wholesale), Cathcart arcade
Smith James, 1 1 Market st
Smith Thomson, 73 Holmscroft st
Smith Miss, 30 Mount Pleasant st
Stevenson Alexander A., 85 Finnart st
Stirling Mrs A., 17 Shaw st
Strachan John, 14 Arthur st
Swan Mrs, 17 Dempster st
Telfer Mrs C, 1 Prospecthill st
Train Mrs, 38 Main st
Tucker John, 55 Belville st
Turner Alexander, 86 Belville st
Turner Mrs, 8 Antigua st
Tweeddale James, 68 Vennel
Wallace Miss, 64 Vennel
White James, 70 Ann st
Wilson Edward & Son, 25 Charles st
Wylie James, 84 Belville st
Grocers and Spirit Dealers.
Brown Mrs D., 19 Ingleston st
Campbell & Co., 89 Roxburgh st
Holmes John, 15 Roxburgh st
Kelly William & Co., 9 William st
Macfarlane John A. & Co., 10 West Blackhall st
MacKinnon Alexander, 2 Tobago st
M'Millan Andrew, 20 Brisbane st
Mill Alexander, 95 Roxburgh st
Morison J. B. & Co., 29 West Blackhall st and branches
Neil Hugh R. & Co., 27 West Blackhall st
Orr John & Son, 13 Ann st
Scott Ivie, 31 Brougham st
Scott Peter, 17 West Blackhall st
Thorn A. & W. C, 13 Union st
Wallace Mrs Ann, 16 Antigua st
Winton D. & Co., 38 Holmscroft st
Hairdressers.
Brown John, 13 East breast
Calderwood Hugh, 22 Tobago st

Campbell Archibald, 27 Regent st
Cooke John, 54 Ann st
Daisley John A., 28 Roxburgh st
Duncan John, 4 Cartsburn st
Duthie R. G., 12 Laird st
Easton Daniel M'Q., 4 Argyle st
Eilert Frederick, 14 Cathcart st
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Elrick John, 6 Cross-shore st
Graham Alexander, 22 Inverkip st
Hamilton Matthew, 16 Arthur st
Harrower T. H., 2 Ann st
Kerr George, 1 Arthur st
M'Lachlan Duncan, 27 Sugarhouse lane
Macmillan John, 26 Charles st
Ohlms William, 7 West Blackhall st
O'Neill Henry, 44 Vennel
Simpson James, 6 Brymner st
Sinclair James, 36 East Hamilton st
Smith John, 9 Duff st
Tucker David, 53 Main st
Watson Matthew, 7 Hamilton st
Hatters.
Buchanan John & Co., 42 Cathcart st
Clark Joseph (ladies'), 35 Hamilton st
Dick J. M., n West Blackhall st
Dunn Archibald C, 39 Hamilton st
Fisher James C. & Co., 12 Cathcart st
Fulton James B., 34 Hamilton st
Gordon David F., 27 Cathcart st
Lamont Daniel, 37 Cathcart st
Macintyre D. & M., 47 Hamilton st
M'Lellan Andrew, 53 Rue-end st
Paterson Robert, 13 Hamilton st
Rowan J. G. & Co., 28 Hamilton st
Wilson William, 43 Cathcart st
Heating Engineers.
Fulton D. & R., 34 West Blackhall st
M'Farlane James & Co., 20 Cathcart st

292 TRADES DIRECTORY.
Hosiers.
Campbell John F., 56 Vennel
Cuthbert Misses, 33 Roxburgh st
Dick J. M., 1 1 West Blackhall st
Dunn Archibald C, 39 Hamilton st
Fisher James C. & Co., 12 Cathcart st
Fleming, Reid & Co., Drumfrochar rd and branches
Fulton James B., 34 Hamilton st
Gordon David F., 27 Cathcart st
Greenock Clothing Co., 50 Cathcart st
Lamont Daniel, 37 Cathcart st
M'llwraith M., 23 Hamilton st
Macintyre D. & M., 47 Hamilton st
Niven Alexander, 6 West Blackhall st
Paterson Robert, 13 Hamilton st
Rowan J. G. & Co., 28 Hamilton st
Wilson William, 43 Cathcart st
Wright William & Co., 4 Argyle st
Hotel Keepers.
Borland David W. (temperance), 24 Cathcart st
Boyd John, Albert Hotel, 2 Boyd st
Buchanan Mrs M., Tontine, 5 Ardgowan sq
Chalmers Hume, Wheat Sheaf, 4 Church pi
Lawrence Mrs David (temperance), 40 West Blackhall st
Maclean Archibald, Buckhead, 2 Watson's lane
Macnaughton Mrs Daniel, White Hart, 50 Cathcart st
Mathieson Donald, Royal, 3 East breast
Peek Mrs (temperance), 9 Brougham st
House Factors.
Agnew Alexander & Son, 15 Cross-shore st
Agnew James, 32 Crawfurd st
Banks & Miller, 45 Hamilton st
Blair William, 6 West Blackhall st
Bone & Buchanan, Municipal buildings

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Campbell Dugald, 49 Cathcart st
Chalmers William, 5 West Blackhall st
Hardie & Allan, 2 Watt pi
Hutchison William, 45 Lynedoch st
Macaulay Daniel, Municipal buildings, Wallace pi
Morison John, 29 West Burn st
Paterson James, 14 Hamilton st
Paul John, 14 Hamilton st
Prentice John, 32 Nicolson st
Sinclair & Co., 46 Cathcart st
Thomson Colin, 2 Robertson st
Welsh, Walker & Macpherson, 33 Cathcart st
Insurance Agents.
{See Appendix—page 12 p.)
Iron Merchants.
Beveridge D. & Co., 9 Springkell st
Jamieson John, 2 Cathcart st
Kidston A. G. & Co., 6 Cathcart st
MacCallum P. & Sons, 54 Rue-end st and 1 Cathcart st
Morton James & Sons, 8 Princes sq, Glasgow
Morton & Kidd, 24 Hamilton st
Robertson William, 49 Main st
Ross John, 46 Brymner st
Whyte George, 13 John st
Ironmongers.
Chalmers Alexander, 30 Nicolson st
Cormie John, 4 Shaw st
Ferguson William, 2 Inverkip st and 14 West Burn st
Findlay & Co., 29 West Burn st
Fleming & Smith, 14 Cathcart st
Henry A. & Co., 39 Cathcart st
Hutton James, 16 Inverkip st
Leckie W. F., 8 East Blackhall st

294 TRADES DIRECTORY.
Lyle A. & R. & Co., 3 and 4 West breast
Macalister & Fyfe, 4 East breast
M'Cuaig Magnus, 100 Roxburgh st
M'Farlane James & Co., 20 Cathcart st
M'Kinley Peter C, 1 Grey pi
Macpherson Alexander & Co., 2 Open shore
Mathieson John, 42 Brymner st
Morton & Kidd, 24 Hamilton st
Neil Thomas S., 25 Rue-end st
Park John, 28 Roxburgh st
Robertson William, 27 West Blackhall st
Ross John (wholesale), 46 Brymner st
Shepherd William, 9 William st
Stewart Daniel B., 14 West Blackhall st
Wilson A. & J., 65 Rue-end st
Wilson Michael, 8 Lynedoch st
Lathsplitters.
Gibson Walter & Co., 8 South st
M'Bearty Duncan, 5 Bank st
Leather Merchants.
Edgar William, 3 William st
Hill James M. & Co., 1 1 Stanners st
Malcolm James, 8 Dalrymple st
Paterson Charles & Sons, 19 Cartsburn st
Lithographers.
Baird Robert A., Municipal buildings
William Hutchison, 23 Nicolson st
M'Kelvie James & Sons, 34 Hamilton st
Morrison John & Sons, 67 Rue-end st
Merchants and Shipowners.
(Steam Packet Agents, appendix page 78.)
Adam Hamilton & Co., 1 Cathcart st
Adamson Daniel D., 22 Margaret st
Baine & Johnstone, 19 West Blackhall st

TRADES DIRECTORY. 295
Brown Archibald & Co., Customhouse pi
Brymner John, 105 Eldon st
Caird Colin S., 4 Argyle st
Caird Stewart A., 4 Argyle st
Carmichael A. & J. H. & Co., 13 Hamilton st
Clink John D., 4 East breast
Cowan John, Stoneleigh, 23 Newark st
Crawford W. & J., 3 East breast
Currie James & Co., 13 Hamilton st
Denholm J. & J., 27 Cathcart st
Ewing Robert & Co., Cathcart arcade
Ferguson & Letham, 29 Cathcart st
Finlay Campbell & Co., 12 Bogle st
Hill Ninian, 19 West Blackhall st
Hill Robert, 2 East India breast
Hunter T. O. & Co., 13 Hamilton st
Johnston Alexander R., 1 Fox st
Kerr John & Co., 6 Grey pi
Laird Alexander A. & Co., Customhouse quay
Leitch & Muir, 2 West quay
Lindsay William & Co., 32 Cathcart st
Little James & Co., Excise buildings
Lyle Shipping Co. (Limited), 10 Clarence st
MacDonald Adams & Co., 11 William st
Macdougall Dugald, 1 Cross-shore st
Macfarlane J. M. & Co., Wallace buildings, Vennel
M'Gillivray Duncan, 10 Cross-shore st
M'Kinnon Alexander, Palmerston buildings
Muir & Weir, Upper Ingleston
Paterson Robert R., City buildings
Petersen Honeyman & Co., 46 Brymner st
Picken Andrew & Co., Arcade
Richardson James & Co., 2 Church pi
Robertson & Macdougall, 2 West quay
Ross & Marshall, 7 Dock breast
Ross William, 29 Cathcart st
Russell James, 73 Union st
Shankland Dugald & Co., 21 Cathcart st
Shankland Robert & Co., 21 Cathcart st
Swan Allan, Customhouse buildings
Turnbull Martin & Co., 12 Bogle st
Young J. & R. & Co., 32 Cathcart st

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Messengers-at-Arms.
Gillies John & Flockhart, 25 West Burn st
Munro William, 13 Hamilton st
Midwives.
Johnston Mrs Emma, 41 Sir Michael st
M'Chesney Mrs, 6 Duff st
Sims Mrs Elizabeth, 75 Wellington st
Smith Mrs, 16 Antigua st
Smith Mrs Robert, 22 Ann st
Young Mrs, 2 Mearns st
Millers.
Hill Matthew, 16 Chapel st
Mackenzie & Walker, Dellingburn sq
Muir Robert & Son, 6 East Stewart st
Milliners.
Conning H. & J., 2 Inverkip st
Foster Miss Jane, 21 Cathcart st
Grant John & Co., Municipal buildings, Hamilton st
Grant Misses C. & J., 27 Brougham st
Greenock Central Co-operative Society, 20 Roxburgh st
Harvey James & Co., 46 Cathcart st
Houston Miss, 11 Forsyth st
Johnstone Miss, 31 West Blackhall st
Ketterson Miss, 19 West Blackhall st
Laurie & Harley, 1 1 West Blackhall st
Macaskili E. & F., 92 Roxburgh st
Mac Donald Miss M., 7 Grey pi
M'Farlane Miss, 62 Ann st
M'Farlane Miss, 5 Kelly st
M'llwraith Miss, 40 Nicolson st
M'Intosh William, 27 Ann st and 16 Lynedoch st

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Maclean Misses F. & C, 20 Lynedoch st
M'Lean Miss K., 45 Roxburgh st
M'Millan Miss, 25 West Blackhall st
M'Neill Miss, 27 Regent st
M'Rae Miss, 14 Lyle st
Malcolm Mrs, 63 Rue end st
Moffat Misses J. & M., 39 West Blackhall st
Owen & Pride Misses, 36 Brymner st
Paterson Lachlan, 13 W7 est Blackhall st
Rowan J. G. & Co., Cathcart sq
Scott Miss Bertha, 85J- Belville st
Stevenson Misses, 24 Union st
Taylor Miss A., 54 Brougham st
Weir Misses M. & C, 21 West Blackhall st
Music Sellers.
Denney Charles, 23 West Blackhall st
Forbes John, 15 West Blackhall st
Martin William, 14 West Blackhall st
Straine George, 31 Nicolson st
Nurserymen.
Butler George M., Murdieston meadow, Inverkip rd
Gordon J. & A., 35 Brougham st
M'Culloch John, 3 Eldon st
Oil Merchants.
Adam William, 3 Bogle st
Davie Robert, jun., 63 Rue-end st and Royal Exchange,
Glasgow
Edelsten R., 29 Brougham st
M'Crae Daniel, 15 Charles st
M'Gavin James, 27 West Burn st
M'Kirdy John, 3 Brymner st
Macnaught John W., 56 Vennel and branches

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Opticians and Nautical Instrument Makers.
Gebbie & Co., 28 Cathcart st
Love Robert, 1 7 West Blackhall st
M'Gregor D. & Co., 32 Brymner st
Painters and Paperhangers.
Allan Thomas, 33 Lynedoch st
Brown George, 21 West Blackhall st
Buchanan James, 34 West Burn st
Colquhoun Duncan, 1 Union st
Duncan & Co., 30 Market st
Edgar George, 24 Union st
Leitch John & Son, 10 West breast
Lyle A. & R. & Co., 3 and 4 West breast
Macalister & Fyfe, 4 East breast
M'Ewing David, 10 Arthur st
M'Gugan Duncan, 35 West Burn st
Macintosh John, 29 Roxburgh st
MacLean John, 3 Kilblain st
MacNaught John, 24 West Burn st
Mathieson Robert, 28 Nicolson st
Melville William, 3 Manse lane
Murchie Robert, 29 Regent st
Paget John, 28 Dalrymple st
Peddie William, 3 Brougham st
Whiteford James H., 3 Argyle st
Papermakers.
Brown, Stewart & Co., Limited, Overton Mills
Patent Agents.
Johnsons Messrs, 115 St. Vincent st, Glasgow.
(See Advt.)
Thomson W. R. M. & Co., 96 Buchanan st,
Glasgow. (See Advt.)

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Pavement Merchants.
M'Neill Alexander, 11 Patrick st
Simpson John A & Co., 6 Tobago st and 10 Brougham st
Pawnbrokers.
Andrew David, 5 William st
Boyle Elizabeth, 25 Brymner st
Cairns John, 17 Sir Michael st
Cook Robert, 33 Market st
Cruthers E., 28 Dairymple st
Gait Mrs Robert, 5 1 Main st
Greenock Equitable Loan Co., 24 Hamilton st
Lyall James, 60 Vennel
Mackay J. & N., 63 Main st
Millar Alexander, 38 Hamilton st
National Pawnbroking Office, 22 Arthur st
Old Equitable Loan Co., 39 Hamilton st
O'Neil Mrs S., 8 Stanners st
Stewart Agnes T., 49 Vennel
Photographers.
Brown George A., 2 Grey pi
Fergus & Sons, 36 West Blackhall st
Gothard William, 37 Rue-end st
Hamilton Crawford, 29 West Burn st
Macfee H. N., 23 Cathcart st
M'Lennan William & Co., 29 Nicolson st
Paton James, 59 Esplanade
Pratt John & Co., 32 Cathcart st
Taylor A. & G., 17 Hamilton st
Turnbull & Sons, 37 Hamilton st
Urie Robert, 32 Hamilton st
Physicians and Surgeons.
(See Appendix, page J4.)

300 TRADES DIRECTORY.
Plasterers.
Gillies Neil, 26 Roxburgh st
M'Creadie James, Jamaica lane, off Jamaica st
M'Cue James, 78 Wellington st
Main, Boag & Black, 31 Sugarhouse lane
Tannock Quintin, 5 Sir Michael st
Plumbers.
Adam William & Co., 2 and 3 Dock breast
Arthur & Allan, 48 Ann st
Barclay John S., 2 West breast
Blair Robert, 12 Kilblain st
Boyd James, 31 Nicolson st
Bradley John, 7 East breast
Brown Alexander & Son, 5 Kilblain st
Bushe Joseph, 5 Union st
Carson Henry, 26 Crawfurd st
Crawford & Kerr, 6 Bogle st
Duncan & Sharp, Ladyburn
Fairgrieve Andrew and Sons, 6 West breast
Fulton D. & R., 34 West Blackhall st
M'Alpin & M'Lachlan, 35 Regent st
M'Ewing Dugald, 3 Springkell st and 1 Bank st
M'Farlane James &Co., 20 Cathcart st
M'Jannet John, 1 Newton st and 62 Inverkip st
Maclean James & Co., 7 Duff st
Mitchell James, 5 West Stewart st
Morrison Duncan D., 10 Charles st
Smith Harry & Co., 78 Belville st
Stewart Daniel B., 14 West Blackhall st
Thomson Charles, 17 Kelly st
Thomson Henry, 39 Nicolson st
Walker Robert, 32 Roxburgh st
Wallace & Connell, 4 East Blackhall st
Potters.
Clyde Pottery Co., Port-Glasgow rd

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Poulterers.
Bain Miss L. S., 3 Hamilton st
Boston James, jun., & Co., 5 West Blackhall st
Danielson Francis, 7 William st
Gilmore A. & Son, 21 West Blackhall st
Heard Mrs A., 7 Grey pi
Liddell Alexander, 13 Union st
M'Kechnie Allan, 19 West Blackhall st and 16 Kelly st
MacKellar Mrs C, 31 Nicolson st
Printers.
Baird Robert A., Municipal buildings
Blair Joseph & Co., 40 Cathcart st
Campbell Charles, 2 Watt pi
Elliot Thomas L., W T
est Burn sq
Erskine James, 40 Shore st, Gourock
Hutchison William, 23 Nicolson st
Orr, Pollock & Co., 14 Charles st
Stewart, Robert, 32 Hamilton st
Storer J. & Son, 12 Kilblain st
Restaurants.
Baird Miss Jane, n Cathcart st
Fox Francis, 36 West Blackhall st
Gilchrist Miss, Railway Station, Cathcart st
Jenning Albert, 15 West Blackhall st
M'Adam Mrs, 5 West Blackhall st
M'Cormack James, 37 West Blackhall st
M'Millan Miss Jane, 53 Main st
Noble Thomas, 32 East Hamilton st
Rose Archibald, 42 Hamilton st
Yielders' Cafe, 41 Hamilton st
Riggers.
Blair Thomas, 9 Shaw pi
Hammond Henry, 32 Hamilton st

302 TRADES DIRECTORY.
Hill Henry, 16 Laird st
Robertson Thomas, 23 West Stewart st
Appleton Thomas, Ladyburn
Rope and Twine Spinners.
Gourock Ropework Co , 1 Cross-shore st
Leitch Quintin & Co., 2 Brymner st
Miller James, 4 South st
Orr, Hunter & Co. (Limited), 4 West Quay lane
Tough Alexander & Son, Palmerston buildings
Saddlers.
Barr Alexander, 29 Sugarhouse lane
Fortune David, 11 Prospecthill st
Lauder Alexander F., 19 Cathcart st
MacGlashan John, 33 Nicolson st
Park Matthew, 58 Rue-end st
Sailmakers.
Black Thomas, 6 Dock breast
Ferguson & Co., Roslin st
Hamilton & Adam, 21 Shaw st
Mackenzie John, 5 East breast
MacSymon & Co. (Limited), Argyle st
Orr, Hunter & Co. (Limited), 4 West Quay lane
Pennell Joseph & Co., Albert harbour
Whyte James, 2 Virginia st
Saw Millers.
Agnew James, 32 Crawfurd st
Allison & Brand, 16 West Burn st
Black James & Co., 5 and 7 West Stewart st
Lamb Thomas, Sons & Co., 6 East Hamilton st
M'Lean James & Co ,
Miller & Co., 64 Inverkip st
27 and 64 Main st

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Sculptors.
Baird Hugh, 7 Brougham st
Gordon James, 6 South st
Kennedy Hugh, 3 and 4 South st
Lang James, 5 Brachelston st
Millar & Mackay, 17 Bank st
Wallace James, 26 Roxburgh st
Seedsmen.
Baird T. & Co., 27 Brougham st
Gatherer Peter, 23 Crawfurd st
Gordon J. & A., 35 Brougham st
Laing Robert, 33 Hamilton st
M'Culloch John, 3 Eldon st
Sewing Machine Manufacturers.
Gay Walter, 77 Roxburgh st
Shepherd William, 25 West Blackhall st
Singer Manufacturing Co., 26 West Blackhall st
Sheriff Officers.
Devlin Henry, 13 Hamilton st
Gillies John & Flockhart, 25 West Burn st
Munro William, 13 Hamilton st
Sinclair W. G., 9 West Blackhall st
Shipbuilders.
Caird & Co. (Limited), Arthur st and 46 Dalrymple st
Dunlop David J. & Co., Inch Works, Port-Glasgow rd
Russell & Co., Main st
Scott & Co., Cartsdyke

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Ship Chandlers.
Black Thomas, 6 Dock breast
Buchanan H. & Co., 11 West breast
Hendry Archibald, 16 East India breast
Lyle A. & R. & Co., 3 and 4 West breast
Macalister & Fyfe, 4 East breast
MacSymon & Co. (Limited), Argyle st
Neil Thomas S., 25 Rue-end st
Wilson A. & J., 65 Rue-end st
Ship Store Merchants.
Black Thomas, 6 Dock breast
Kelly William & Co., 9 William st
Lyle John & Sons, 6 West Quay lane and 17 Sugarhouse lane
M'Kiver William M. & Co., Commercial bank buildings
MacSymon & Co. (Limited), Argyle st
Stewart John, 4 Bogle st
Shorthand Writers.
Mitchell William, Sheriff Courthouse, Nelson st
Sick Nurses and Keepers.
Barbour Mrs, 57 Holmscroft st
Boyd Mrs Janet, 6 St. Andrew's sq
Currie Mrs Malcolm, 19 Newton st
Gillander Mrs, 24 Bruce st
Hole Mrs Wm., 19 Kelly st
Johnston Mrs, 79 Dempster st
M'Larty Mrs, 61 Ann st
M'Lean Mrs, 4 Kilblain st
M*Leod Mrs, 23 Roxburgh st
M'Neil Mrs Neil, 13 Nelson st, west
Macpherson Mrs, 58 Kelly st
Mathieson Mrs, 47 Holmscroft st

Seath Mrs John, 32 West Blackhall st
Tennant Mrs, 33 Hamilton st
Tulloch Mrs, 24 Brisbane st
Wilkie Mrs, 55 Holmscroft st
TRADES DIRECTORY. 305
Slaters.
Campbell Robert & Co., 21 West Stewart st
Erskine George, 12 Lauriston st
Gillies Neil, 26 Roxburgh st
Leisk Adam, jun., 12 Laird st
Mackay Peter, 9 West Burn sq
M'Lachlan James, 14 Kilblain st
M'Pherson Donald K., 3 Newton st
Main, Boag & Black, 31 Sugarhouse lane
Paterson William, Hunter pi
Phillips David & Sons, 5 Tobago st
Robertson Charles, 6 Buccleuch st
Shaw William, 34 Arthur st
Tosh David, 3 Brougham st
Wright Peter & Son, 32 Inverkip st
Solicitors.
(See appendix, page 73.)
Spirit Dealers.
Alexander William (wholesale), 57 Vennel
Allan William, 2 Mansionhouse lane
Archibald William, 13 Charles st and 28 Market st
Arthur Joseph F., 38 West Blackhall st
Bathgate Mrs Archibald, 14 Terrace rd
Blackwood Mrs John, 40 Cathcart st
Bodega Agency Co., 21 Shaw st
Boyd James, 12 Sir Michael st
Brady Mrs James, 38 Ann st and 62 Vennel
Bresland Michael, 6 Watson's lane
Brodie William, 3 Ropework st

306 trades' directory.
Brodie Mrs, 35 Wellington st
Brown Neil (wholesale), 7 and 9 Sir Michael st
Brown William, 40 West Burn st
Brown Mrs, 1 Argyle st
Bryce Mrs John, 9 Main st
Cameron Mrs James, 24 Charles st
Campbell Anderson & Co. (wholesale), 2 Shaw st
Campbell Duncan S., 39 Vennel
Campbell Malcolm, 4 Dellingburn sq
Campbell Peter, 1 1 Laird st
Chambers William, 12 Springkell st
Cochrane Mrs Janet, 10 Baker st
Crawford James, 7 Inverkip st
Crawford Robert P., 35 Ingleston st
Crook John C, 29 Dalrymple st
Curtis C. H. & Co. (wholesale), 32 Cathcart st and 24
Nicolson st
Davidson William, 1 Crescent st
Devlin James P., 18 Vennel
Devlin Patrick, 3 Market st and 24 Cathcart st
Downing Mrs William, 29 Cathcart st
Drysdale Thomas, 3 Crescent st
Duncan Alexander, 10 Market st
Duncan David, 17 Shaw st
Dunlop George, jun., 10 East breast
Fielding William, 10 Kilblain st
Finlay A. H. (wholesale), 9 Shaw st and branches
Foulds Mrs Agnes, 29 Main st
Fulton Robert, 7 East breast
Gallacher Mrs B., 15 Clarence st
Gallacher Mrs William, 2 Buccleuch st
Gerrard James, 36 Inverkip st
Gillies James, 14 Hamilton st
Gillies John B., 61 Roxburgh st
Gillies William, 41 Rue-end st
Gilliland William, 45 Inverkip st
Gorman James, 6 Ann st
Hart James, r Open shore
Hendry Robert, 45 Dalrymple st
Hendry Miss M., 7 MainjSt
Herriot Samuel, 97 Roxbprgh st
Hogg William, 31 Rue-end st

TRADES DIRECTORY. 307
Hunt John, 4 Bearhope st
Kilpatrick Samuel, 35 Vennel
Lyle Archibald, 8 Smith's lane
Lyle John & Sons (wholesale), 6 West quay lane and 17
Sugarhouse lane
M 'Alpine James, 13 Hamilton st
M'Call Donald, 2 Charles st
M'Callum Niven, 46 Lynedoch st
M 'Clement Miss, 48 East Hamilton st
M'Cormick Henry, 37 Rue-end st
M'Cormick John, 2 Harvie lane
MacDonald John, 12 East India breast
Macdonald Ronald, 10 West breast
M'Dougall John, 16 Stanners st
MacEachran James, n Arthur st
Macfarlane Miss Jessie L., 66 Ann st
M'Farlane Archibald, 32 Arthur st
M'Ginlay Charles, 3 Shannon's close
M'Grath Mrs Margaret, 5 Cowgate
M'Gregor James, 3 Shannon's close
M'Gregor John (wholesale), 25 Shaw st
M'Innes Dugald, 15 Rue-end st
Macintyre James, 41 Ann st
M'Kay Archibald, 41 Main st
M'Kellar Donald, 14 Market st
MacKenzie James, 30 Cathcart st
M'Kenzie Peter, 11 Hamilton st
M'Kinnon Donald, 43 Crawfurd st and 6 East Shaw st
M'Lennan Donald, 33 Shaw st
M'Master Peter, 3 St. Andrew sq
M'Millan James, 31 Hamilton st \__
M'Millan John, 69 Vennel
M'Nab James S., 9 Bearhope st
M'Nee Mrs Joseph, 20 Cathcart st
M'Niven Alexander, 22 West Blackhall st
Millar A. A. (wholesale), 17 Regent st and 3 West Quay lane
Millar Wm. H, 18 Sir Michael st
Miller Andrew, 38 Main st
Miller William F., 26 East Shaw st
Murray Timothy B., 5 Mansionhouse lane
Nicolson Norman, 22 Cathcart st
O'Hara William, 61 Main st

305 trades' directory.
Ostler Robert, 2 Carnock st
Paul John, jun., 4 William st
Paul John, 8 Shaw st
Paxton Matthew, 22 Vennel
Phillips Patrick, 13 Cross-shore st and 63 Main st
Pollock John, 27 Rue-end st
Polonis William, 9 Port-Glasgow rd
Prentice Thomas & Co. (wholesale), 23 Nicolson st
Rae James, 4 Watson's lane
Rennie, Robert (wholesale), 20 West Burn st and branches
Roger James H., 21 Shaw st
Ronald William, 17 Bearhope st
Russell W. C. (wholesale), 27 Cathcart st and branches
Russell Mrs J. R., 21 Port-Glasgow rd
Sanders Joseph J., 23 Nicolson st
Scott Mrs, 62 Wellington st
Sharp James C, 4 Shaw st
Sharp William, 17 John st
Shearer Mrs Janet, 21 Ann st
Sheldon Abraham, 1 Ropework st
Sieger Engelbert, 41 West Blackhall st
Skivington Mrs E., 50 Shaw st
Smith Mrs John, 30 East Hamilton st
Steel William, 14 John st
Stewart Mrs John, 34 Dalrymple st
Stewart Mrs Mary, 6 Market st
Stewart Mrs C, 93 Roxburgh st
Thomson John S., 25 Sugarhouse lane
Thorne R. & Sons (wholesale), 6 Manse lane
Walker John, 17 Cathcart st
Watson James F., 25 Vennel
Watt John, no Drumfrochar rd
Watt William (wholesale), 47 Vennel
White David, 8 Inverkip st
Yorston Miss, 81 Roxburgh st
Briceland Andrew, 7 Watt St
Stevedores.
Carroll J. & W., 1 Virginia st
Greenock Stevedore Co., 2 West Quay and 8 Roslin st

M'Cue Patrick, 2 Duff st
Ross & Marshall, 7 Dock breast
Scott John, 33 Lyle st
TRADES DIRECTORY. 309
Stock and Share Brokers.
Alexander & Dixon, Post Office Buildings (west side)
Campbell Dugald, 49 Cathcart st
Hardie & Allan (C.A.), 2 Watt pi
Nicoll James, 2 Bank st
Paterson James, 14 Hamilton st
Welsh, Walker & Macpherson, 33 Cathcart st
Sugar Brokers.
Anderson John & Co., Sugar Exchange
Bathgate A. & Co., Sugar Exchange
Blair Robert F., Exchange buildings
Buchanan G. & M., 17 Hamilton st
Budgett James & Son (Limited), 46 Brymner st
Cunningham Charles, 49 Cathcart st
Czarnikow & Co., 27 Cathcart st
Drake J. V. & Co., 27 Cathcart st
Hogg Alexander & Co., Sugar Exchange
Jarvie Jas. A., 27 Cathcart st
Leitch John, Sugar Exchange
Lusk Robert & Co., 7 Tobago st
Lyon James, Sugar Exchange
M'Callum & Lochhead, 4 Brymner st
Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co., Commercial Bank buildings
Macdonald J. & G., Sugar Exchange
MacSymon & Co. (Limited), Argyle st
Ramsay Charles G., 27 Cathcart st
Ramsay & Smith, Exchange, Terrace rd
Richmond Robert J., Sugar Exchange
Ross Corbett & Co., 46 Brymner st
Ross William, 29 Cathcart st
Sandeman A. & E., Sugar Exchange
Smith A. C. & Co., 4 Brymner st
Walton John D., Sugar Exchange

31 o trades' directory.
Williams J. & E., Sugar Exchange
Williamson George jun., 10 Cross-shore st
Wrede & Co., 32 Cathcart st
Sugar Refiners.
Ballantine & Rowan, Dellingburn st
Cartsburn Sugar Refining Co., Crescent st
Clyde Sugar Refining Co., 107 Drumfrochar rd
Glebe Sugar Refining Co., 6 Grey pi
Lyle Abram & Sons,' 10 Clarence st
Neill, Dempster & Neill, 78 Drumfrochar rd
Orchard Sugar Refining Co., 22 Ingleston st
Roxburgh Street Sugar Refining Co., 40 Sir Michael st
Scott Alexander & Sons, Berryyards, Lynedoch st
The Brewers Sugar Co., West Burn sq
Walker John & Co., 3 Princes st
Sugar Samplers.
Galbreath John & Son, 8 West Quay lane
Speirs James & Son, 30 Cathcart st
Tailors, Clothiers, and Outfitters.
Abrahams Samuel, 49 Rue-end st
Anderson John, 32 Cathcart st
Armour John, 78 Roxburgh st
Brodie John, 45 Hamilton st
Bruce G. & J., 18 West Blackhall st
Buchanan John & Co., 42 Cathcart st
Cairney William A., 32 Hamilton st
Campbell James, 20 Arthur st
Chevalier Frederick, 4 William st
Cleland Alexander, 18 Hamilton st
Colquhoun John, 7 Grey pi
Conkey James, 8 Carnock st
Cook David, 9 Rue-end st

TRADES DIRECTORY. 3H
Cowan Robert & Co., 2 West Blackhall st
Douglas & Co., 1 Watt pi
Fisher James C & Co., 12 Cathcart st
Freedman A., 15 Cathcart st
Freedman E., 26 Hamilton st
Gilchrist John, 37 Hamilton st
Gilchrist William, 8 and 12 William st
Graham Thomas, 14 Hamilton st
Grant John & Co, Municipal buildings, Hamilton st
Greenock Clothing Co., 50 Cathcart st
Hepworth J. & Son, Limited, 4 Hamilton st
Howie Alexander, 35 Nicolson st
Jamieson John & Co., 16 Hamilton st
Johnstone John, 10 Cathcart st
Kellet George, 67 Roxburgh st
Kenney J. & J., 15 Brisbane st
Lennox James L., 7 West Blackhall st
M'Callum Duncan, 23 Cathcart st
MacDonald Neil, 12 Kilblain st
M'Eleney John, 17 West Blackhall st
M'Fadyen Archibald, 29 Regent st
M'Giveran John, 26 Brymner st
M'Naught David C, 9 Cathcart st
MacVicar & Son, 39 West Burn st
Martin John, 5 Hamilton st
Merrylees James, 40 Cathcart st
Mitchell Thomas, 23 Cathcart st
Moles J. & Co., 27 West Burn st
Morison Neil, 33 West Burn st
Morrison & Sons, 41 Cathcart st
Murray H. & Co., 30 Charles st
Murray John,
t> 2 Ann st
Nicol Gavin, 35 West Burn st
Prentice D. & A., 24 Hamilton st
Ramsay Alexander, 39 West Burn st
Rowan J. G. & Co., 28 Hamilton st
Savage Thomas, 49 Cathcart st
Smith William, 24 West Burn st
Stewart John, 40 Cathcart st
Stewart John, 5 West Blackhall st
Wilson James, 17 Hamilton st
Wright Robert, 34 West Blackhall st
.

312 TRADES DIRECTORY.
Fisher & Co., Ladyburn
Tanners and Curriers.
Hill James M. & Co., n Stanners st
Paterson Charles & Sons, 19 Cartsburn st
Timber Merchants and Measurers.
Adam George & Co., 1 Cathcart st
Allison & Brand, 16 West Burn st
Black James & Co., 5 and 7 West Stewart st
Carswell John & Son, 2 Cathcart st
Chalmers Hugh M. & Son, 7 Cowgate st
Davie Robert & Co., 63 Rue-end st
Holm & Fraser, 67 Rue-end st
Hunter Robert, 67 Rue-end st
Lamb Thomas, Sons & Co., 6 East Hamilton st
Macintyre Alexander, 40 Vennel
Maclean, Todd & Co., 67 Rue-end st
M'Lean James & Co., 27 and 64 Main st
Miller & Co., 64 Inverkip st
Mories John & Co., 2 Cathcart st
Morison John A., 4 Bogle st
Murray James, 30 Market st
Tinsmiths.
Dewar & Co., 26 Charles st
Fairgrieve Andrew & Sons, 6 West breast
Ferguson William, 14 West Burn st and 2 Inverkip st
Logan Francis & Sons, 2 1 Nicolson st
M'Cormick D. & Co., 8 Springkell st
M'Farlane James & Co., 20 Cathcart st
Ross Bailie C, 17 Brymner st
Stewart Daniel B., 14 West Blackhall st
Whyte Thomas, 19 Brymner st

TRADES DIRECTORY. 313
Tobacconists.
Anderson Mrs Andrew, 65 Rue-end st
Bleakley Francis, 11 Hamilton st
Boyd James, 1 Ann st
Boyd Miss M., Palmerston buildings
Brown Mrs, 45 Roxburgh st
Cameron Miss H. R., 5 Rue-end st
Chambers Joseph, 7 Cathcart st
Chalmers Miss, 26 East Hamilton st
Christie Malcolm, 33 West Burn st
Craig Andrew, 14 West Blackhall st
Crawford Robert P., 33 Ingleston st
Darroch James, 25 Regent st
Donald J. & Co., 7 Hamilton st
Edelsten Richard, 29 Brougham st
Glen Peter, 39 West Burn st
Glenesk M. & Co., 50 East Hamilton st
Harvey Helen, 61 Inverkip st
Hill James, 44 Inverkip st
Jamieson Miss C, 35 Cathcart st
Laing M., 17 Rue-end st
Logan Francis, 16 Lynedoch st and 79 Roxburgh st
M'Dade Mrs H., 34 Dairym pie st
M'Intosh James, 10 Brymner st
Macintyre Charles J., 3 Brougham st
Mackay William Y., 37 West Blackhall st
M'Kinnon Daniel, 18 Cartsburn st
M'Lachlan Mrs, 35 Ann st
M'Lean Dugald, 19 Hamilton st
Macpherson Harriet, 100 Roxburgh st
Mackie Miss Isa, 33 Charles st
Martin & Co., 30 Cathcart st
Menzies Miss R., 23 Vennel
Mitchell James C, 23 Rue-end st
Mitchell William H., 9 Hamilton st
Morrison Daniel, 9 East breast
Morton Mrs, 36 Hamilton st
Patrick Mrs F., 20 Inverkip st
Preston & Co., 17 West Blackhall st
Robertson Mrs J. H., 40 West Blackhall st

314
trades' directory.
Ross Samuel. 13 Cathcart st
Shand Thomas, 59 Rue-end st
Smith Mrs, 29 Regent st
Stewart John, 49 Cathcart st
Tierney Alexander H., 40 Hamilton st
Wylie Mrs John, 83 Roxburgh st
Umbrella Makers.
Bowie Miss B., 40 Cathcart st
Kerr Mrs Mary, 9 Lynedoch st
Macdonald Frank, 41 Ann st and 9 Brisbane st
Milligan Alfred P., 25 Hamilton st
Quin John & Son, 7 West Blackhall st
Veterinary Surgeons.
Fowler B. A., 37 West Burn st
Macfarlane Arthur A., 4 Laird st
Pottie Alexander & Sons, 55 Rue-end st
Watchmakers and Jewellers.
Cameron Matthew, 36 Hamilton st
Davidson Robert, 4 West Blackhall st
Douglas & Son, 9 Hamilton st
Gebbie & Co., 28 Cathcart st
Hendry James, 34 Hamilton st
M'Gregor D. & Co., 32 Brymner st
M'Neil Thomas, 34 Brymner st
Menzies Robert, 27 West Burn st
Miller William S., 3 Hamilton st
Paterson Walter, 25 Hamilton st
Ronald James, 23 Cathcart st
Smith Thomas W., 14 West Blackhall st
Stewart William, 14 West Blackhall st

Thompson William, 48 Ann st
Ward R. & Co., 16 Hamilton st
Warden Andrew, 45 Hamilton st
trades' directory. 315
Wool Spinners.
Fleming Reid & Co., Drumfrochar rd
Houston Robert & Son, 28 West Blackhall st
Wrights.
Adam James, 10 Tobago st
Agnew James, 32 Crawford st
Austin & Kinnaird, 19 Bogle st
Black James & Co., 5 and 7 West Stewart st
Boyd John, 7 Brougham st
Carnaghan James, 13 Regent st
Chalmers Archibald, 36 Roxburgh st
Chalmers Hugh M. & Son, 7 Cowgate
Crawford Fulton & Co., 10 Terrace rd
Denney & Crawford, 52 Kelly st
Dodd William S., 3 Cathcart st
Houston R. & W. & Co., 69 Belville st
Lyon David, 6 East Blackhall st
M'Fadyen Archibald, 7 West Blackhall st
Macfie John, 3 Argyle st
M'Quoid William, '31 Sir Michael st
Miller & Co., 64 Inverkip st
Miller J. & A., 20 West Blackhall st
Morrison A. & D., 3 Clarence st
Mossman William, 68 Regent st
Paterson Gavin, 31 Roxburgh st
Ramsay G. A., 16 Nicolson st
Scott Thomas, 28 Crawfurd st
Smith & M'Cuaig, 30 Charles st
Stevenson Alexander, 39 Wellington st
Strachan William, 19 Mearns st
Turnbull Jonathan, 49 Rue-end st
Williamson & Gray, 51 Vennel
Young Archibald, 66 Inverkip st

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Established 1863,
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OF
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Undertaken on the Shortest Notice.
Parties averse at having Furniture, &c, Sold in their
Houses, can have it removed and Sold in the Rooms.
Furniture, Pictures, Plate, &c, Stored at Moderate
Terms, in Stores, No. 33 West Blackhall Street and
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STREET DIRECTORY. 317
STREET DIRECTORY.
Abbotsforcl place, 5 to 1 1 Roxburgh st
Ann st, from Buccleuch st to Drumfrochar road
Antigua st, from Bogle st to Hope st
Ardgowan square, Union st
Ardgowan st, Glebe, from Crawfurd st to Clarence st
Ardgowan st, west, from Nelson st, west, to Bedford st
Argyle st, from West Blackhall st to George square
Armadale place, from Bank st to Mearns st
Arthur st, from St. Lawrence st to Rue-end st
Baker st, from Drumfrochar road to Dellingburn square
Bank st, from Cathcart square to Dempster st
Bearhope st, from Roxburgh st to Tobago st
Bedford st, from Newark st to Finnart st
Belville st, from Ratho st to Crescent st
Bentinck st, from Esplanade to Newark st
Bogle st, from Rue-end st to Regent st
Border st, off East Crawford st
Boyd place, from 27 to 35 West Blackhall st
Boyd st, from Ker st to Clarence st
Brachelston st, from Murdieston st to Bow road
Brisbane st, from Nelson st, west, to Madeira st
Broomhill st, from Prospecthill st to Drumfrochar road
Brougham st, from Patrick st to Margaret st
Bruce st, from Inverkip st to Wellington st
Brymner st, from Cathcart st to Customhouse quay
Buccleuch st, from Vennel to Ann st
Caddlehill st, off South st
Campbell st, from Esplanade to South st
Captain st, from- Sir Michael st to Wellington st
Carnock st, from St. Andrew square to Dellingburn st
Cartsburn st, from Rue-end st to Upper Ingleston
Carwood st, off Ratho st
Cathcart square, head of Hamilton, William, and Cathcart sts
Cathcart st, from Cathcart square to East India breast
Chapel st, from 'Bogle st to Dellingburn st
Charles st, from Vennel to Dalrymple st
Church place, from Cathcart square to Market st
Clarence st, from Laird st to Ker st

318 STREET DIRECTORY.
Cornhaddock st, from Drumfrochar road to Murdieston st
Cowgate st, from Vermel to Market st
Crawfurd st (Glebe), from Charles st to Boyd st
Crescent st, from Cartsburn st to Ayrshire railway
Cross-shore st, from Cathcart st to East breast
Customhouse place, foot of Brymner st
Customhouse quay, east and west of the Customhouse
Dalrymple st, from William st to Nicolson st
Dellingburn square, foot of Baker st
Dellingburn st, from Rue-end st to Lynedoch station
Dempster st, from Bank st to Brachelston st
Dock breast, from Customhouse place to East India breast
Donald's court, east end of Cathcart st
Drumfrochar road, from Baker st to Overton
Duff st, from Cathcart st to Shaw st
Duncan st, from Wellington st to East Shaw st
East Blackhall st, from Rue-end st to Caledonian railway
East Breast, from Brymner st to William st
East Crawford st, from head of Ratho st
East Hamilton st, from Main st to Port-Glasgow road
East India breast, from Dock breast to East India quay
East Shaw st, from Ann st to Inverkip st
East Stewart st, from Rue-end st to Greenock foundry
East William st, off St. Lawrence st
Eldon place, from Eldon st to Octavia terrace
Eldon st, from Margaret st to Newark st
Esplanade, from Campbell st to Fort Maltilda
Finnart st, from Nelson st, west, to Newark st
Forsyth st, from Esplanade to South st
Ford place, I to 3 Finnart st
Fox st, from Esplanade to Newton st
Garvald st, off Lauriston st
George square, head of Kilblain st
Glen st, from Fox st to Johnstone st
Grey place, West Blackhall st to Patrick st
Hamilton st, from Cathcart square to West Blackhall st
Harvie lane, from Hamilton st to Dalrymple st
Hay st, from Bank st to Lynedoch st
Hill st, from Regent st to Lyle st
Hill-end st, from Thomas st to Belville st
Holmscroft st, from Trafalgar st to Brachelston st
Hope st, from Upper Dellingburn st to Bank st
Houston st, from West Stewart st to Campbell st
Hunter place, from Vennel to Harvie lane
Ingleston st, from Baker st to Crescent st
Inverkip st, from Vennel to Nelson st, west

Jamaica st, from West Blackhall st to Union st
John st, from Cartsburn st to St. Lawrence st
Johnstone st, from Union st to Esplanade
STREET DIRECTORY. 319
Kelly st, from West Stewart st to South st
Ker st, from West Blackhall st to Albert quay
Kilblain st, from Vennel to George square
Kirk st, from Roslin st to West Church burying-ground
Laird st, from West Blackhall st to Albert harbour
Lauriston st, off St. Lawrence st
Lyle road, from Newton st to Newark st
Lyle st, from Bank st to Upper Dellingburn st
Lynedoch st, from Terrace road to Drumfrochar road
Macdougall st, off East Hamilton st
Mackenzie st, off East Hamilton st
Madeira st, from Esplanade to Lyle road
Main st, from Rue-end st to East Hamilton st
Manse lane, from Hamilton st to Market st
Mansionhouse lane, from Cathcart st to Terrace road
Margaret st, from Esplanade to Finnart st
Market st, from Church place to Tobago st
Martin terrace, Finnart st
Mearns st, from Shaw place to Drumfrochar road
Melville court, 31 Hamilton st
Mill st, from Prospecthill st to Drumfrochar road
Moffat st, off Border st
Morton terrace, Belville st
Mount lane, from Shaw place to Regent st
Mount Pleasant st, from Inverkip st to Prospecthill st
Murdieston st, from Orangefield to Cornhaddock st
Nelson st, Glebe, from Crawfurd st to Clarence st
Nelson st, west, from George square to South st
Newark st, from Union st to Eldon st
New Dock lane, from Brymner st to Dock breast
Newton st, from Inverkip st to Lyle road
Nicolson st, from Nelson st, west, to Ropework st
Nile st, from Ann st to Trafalgar st
North st, from Esplanade to Eldon st
Octavia cottages, East Crawford st
Octavia terrace, from Bentinck st to Eldon st
Open shore, from Shaw st to New Dock lane
Orchard st, off Crescent st
Patrick st, from Finnart st to Clarence st
Port-Glasgow road, from East Hamilton st to Port-Glasgow
Pottery st, from Port-Glasgow road to river
Princes st, from Inverkip st to Nelson st, west
Prospecthill st, from Ann st to Mount Pleasant st

STREET DIRECTORY.
Ratho st, from East Hamilton st to Belville st
Regent st, from Dellingburn square to Ann st
Robertson st, from Brougham st to South st
Ropework st, from Dalrymple st to Albert harbour
Roslin st, from Crawfurd st to Clarence st
Rosneath st, from Esplanade to Eldon st
Roxburgh st, from Bank st to Inverkip st
Rue-end st, from Cathcart st to Main st
St. Andrew square, from Springkell st to Carnock st
St. Andrew st, from Rue-end st southward
St. Lawrence st, from Lauriston st to Crescent st
Salmon st, off Inverkip st
Serpentine walk, off Crescent st
Shaw place, from Bank st to Ann st
Shaw st, from William st to Rue-end st
Sinclair st, off East Hamilton st
Sir John's Brae, off Terrace road
Sir Michael st, from Vennel to Roxburgh st
Smith's lane, from Vennel to Market st
South st, from Cemetery gate to Forsyth st
Springkell st, from Cartsburn st to St. Andrew square
Stanners st, from Main st to John st
Sugarhouse lane, from Vennel to Crawfurd st
Terrace road, from Watt place to Regent st
Thomas st, off East Crawford st
Tobago st, from Inverkip st to Market st
Trafalgar st, from Shaw place to Nile st
Union st, from George square to Newark st
Vennel, from Inverkip st to West breast
Virginia st, from Chapel st to East India breast
Wallace square, foot of Vennel
Watt place, Cathcart st to Terrace road
Watt st, from Nelson st, west, to Kelly st
Watson's lane, from Hamilton st to Vennel
WT ellbeck st, from Bentinck st to Eldon place
Wellington st, from Bank st to Murdieston st
West Blackhall st, from Hamilton st to Patrick st
West Breast, from William st to West quay lane
West Burn st, from Kilblain st to Dalrymple st
West Quay, foot of West Quay lane
West Quay lane, from Dalrymple st to West quay
West Shaw st, from Inverkip st to Nelson st, west
West Stewart st, from West Burn st to Houston st
William st, from Cathcart square to Mid quay
Wood st, from Eldon st to Newark st
York st, from Crawfurd st to Clarence st

ANN STREET.
3 Burns William
11 Hazelton Charles
Millar Robert
Mossman William
Murphy Bernard
12 Brown William
Dillon Patrick
Guy Thomas
Hamilton Robert
M'Farlane Robert
Pirrie Robert
M'Kechnie John
15 Martin John
22 M'Laughlan Patrick
Smith Mrs Robert
24 Cameron Peter
26 Borthwick M.
27. Black Thomas
M 'Coll Donald
29 M'Intyre Mrs William
Millar Alexander
30 M'Stravick Andrew
31 Blyth Thomas
Borthwick James
Robinson A. M'C.
32 Eadie Forbes
Prentice James
34 Dallas Adam
Guthrie James
M 'Bride John
M'Dougall Duncan
36 M'Menamie Charles
38 Quigley Hugh
39 Campbell John
Docherty Robert
Duff John
Hannah James
Kincaid Miss
M'Farlane Thomas
M'Lean Donald
40 Craig John
Cross James
M'Culloch James
M'Donald Neil
41 Allison Robert
Anderson Duncan
Blake William H.
Kincaid Miss
M'Crindle William
21
STREET DIRECTORY. 321
41 M'Neilage Mrs Alexander
Orr William C.
42 Boag James
M'Farlane Mrs Daniel
Scott Andrew
44 Brown John
Meikle William
M'Auslan Alexander
M'Intosh Mrs M.
M'Killop Donald
46 Alexander James
Borland Alexander
King Dugald
M'Gregor Gregor G.
Sinclair Alexander
Smith William
48 Alexander William
Baillie George
M'Grath Mrs M.
M'Kenzie Walter
Smith Mrs W.
50 Barron Mrs
Bisset Mrs Thomas
Brown William
M'Donald John
Macintyre James
Poison Hector
Taylor Adam
56 Holburn Robert, jun.
58 Macbeth Miss
59 Campbell James
Campbell John
Curror John
Gillespie John
Harley Mrs Allan
M'Kenzie Duncan
M'Lennan Kenneth
Robertson Archibald
Wright David
60 Clark Mrs Peter
Donnelly Benjamin
Fettes James
Middleton David
Sharp John
61 Henderson Robert
Kerr Mrs Robert
M'Dougall Lachlan
Muir John
Wright David
62 Hacking John
Henderson Robert
Livingston John

322
Ann Street—Continued
62 M'Farlane Duncan
M'Neilage John
Pattison Duncan
Robertson James
63 Brady Thomas
Hunter Robert
M'Cloy Joseph
64 Caldwell David
Caldwell Janet
Gunn Alexander
Robertson Colin
Ross William
66 Angus Thomas
Brierly Harry
M'Laren Archibald
M'Neil James
Taylor Archibald
70 Bremner John
71 Ferguson John
M'Kean William
Peacock Mrs
72 Beveridge James
Douglas John
Hughes Richard
73 Cunningham J. H.
M'Coll Allan
M'Farlane Mrs
Watt Mrs
74 Kelso William
Kemp George
M'Neil James
76 Conn John
Boyce Thomas
Campbell William
Mitchell John
Shepherd George
ANTIGUA STREET.
2 Ferguson George
M'Callum Peter
Orr Thomas
Taylor John G.
3 Anderson James
Cooper William
Drummond Daniel
Murrray Robert
Nicolson Samuel
Park Boyd
4 Macdonald John
STREET DIRECTORY.
4 Rennie James
5 Anderson James
Graham Dugald
Lawson George
M 'Walter Robert
Sorrie Mrs Peter
6 Borland John
Foulds Matthew
M 'Call Mrs
Orr James
Pollock Mrs J.
Service Daniel
8 Black Neil
Hunter James
Livingston Alexander
Turner Mrs
9 Buchanan Duncan
Cameron Mrs John
Mathieson John
M 'Master Peter
10 Ferguson Mrs
Leek James
Thomson John
11 Anderson Mrs E.
Black Duncan
Maither John
Taylor Charles
13 Campbell Angus
Clunie James
Denholm Mrs
Harrison Robert
Smith John
15 M'Corquodale Duncan
M'Kenzie Alexander
Smith George
16 Blanck en Joshua
Laird John
M'Pherson James
Smith Mrs
Wallace Mrs Ann
Thompson Joseph
17 Porteous Robert
Wilkie John
18 Robertson Andrew
Sinclair Alexander
19 Cove James
Copland Mrs John
Cunningham Archibald
Murray Andrew S.
Thomson Mrs
20 Ferguson Alexander
Grieve James

Antigua Street— Continued
20 Meldrum George
M' Donald John
Thomson James
21 Campbell Mrs P.
M'Neilage John
Wilson Robert
22 Boyd Bryce
Cuthbertson Robert S.
Neil Thomas
Smith Donald
24 Davidson Andrew
Hendry James
Kinniburgh James
Wright Robert
ARDGOWAN SQUARE.
1 M'Mutrie Robert
3 Paton James, M.D., CM.
5 Buchanan Mrs
7 Campbell Rev. John
8 Marshall W. J., M.D.
9 Lindsay Miss
Morton Miss
Young Rev. John
10 Adam John
12 Macfarlane Mrs Robert
14 Lamont William
Orr William
15 Leitch Patrick W.
Leitch Miss
16 Black A. J.
17 Lamb Mrs W. L.
Macpherson Hugh
Nimmo Mrs Andrew
Rougvie James
18 Poulter G. T.
19 Cairns William M.D.
20 Robertson John K., M.D.
21 Brenmehl John B.
22 Smith R. M.
ARDGOWAN STREET (West).
1 Shand Rev. Alexander E.
5 Douglas John Campbell, M. D.
6 Amos Miss
Dunn Miss
Ferguson Mrs Hugh
STREET DIRECTORY. 323
6 Jenning Albert
Reid Miss Janet
7 Archibald William
Maclean James
8 Bowman Charles K.
Brown Miss Mary
Bruce George
Cuningham Charles
Fulton James B.
Lochhead William
9 Campbell Peter
Gilchrist Mrs
Hutcheson John
Kirkaldy William
10 Fisher Thomas
Fitzsimmons Richard
Knowles John
Mearns Mrs James
Smillie William
Smith Angus
Steel Mrs
Taylor Mrs James M.
12 Aitken William N.
Candlish Mrs
M'Farlane Mrs Donald
M'Kinlay Mrs
Phillips, David, jun.
Ritchie George
13 Campbell John F.
Galbreath Murdoch
M'Lean Miss
Menard Josue
Niven Mrs
Symington Rev. Andrew
14 Craig Mrs James
Fleming Mrs Matthew
Livingston Miss
M'Farlane Archibald
MTver David R.
M 'Niven Alexander
Morrison Duncan D.
17 Tannock Quintin
19 Neill Hugh R.
Palk William Thomas
Sharp Mrs John
20 Aitken Miss Jane
Brown George
21 Burdee Harry W.
23 Irvin Mrs Martha
Brown Miss Anderson
Ferguson Daniel
Forrest John

324
Ardgowan Street, W.—Continued
23 Gilkison Mrs W. P.
Graham Hugh
25 Glass John
27 Dunlop Mrs J.
28 Cleland Alexander
M'Kelvie Mrs James
Patrick William
Tait Robert G.
Taylor Mrs
29 Ferguson Edward
Meldrum Mrs
Mitchell James
30 Boxill Samuel
Ferguson Mrs William
Henry George
M 'Bride Charles
Nixon Henry
Watson Robert F.
31 Vandalle Mrs L.
32 Barr James S.
Brown James
Colquhoun John
Fergus James
Macintosh Neil
M 'Neil Mrs Thomas
33 Dunbar Miss
MacCallum Mrs Daniel
Reid Mrs H.
Scott Miss Margaret
35 Watt William
37 MacCunn James
39 Cunningham Duncan
Forbes John
40 Bonar Rev. James
41 Crawford Hugh
Crawford James
43 Leitch W. O.
45 Prentice Thomas
50 Taylor William
ARGYLE STREET.
3 Armstrong David
Elder Lewis
Gardiner Mrs Archibald
Macintyre Alexander
M'Ausland Alexander
M'Fee James
Nome William
O'Shea Ambrose
STREET DIRECTORY.
Casson Mrs George
Edwards William
Hair William
M'Killop George
Muir Mrs
Webster x\lexander
ARMADALE PLACE.
I Orr Thomas
3 Campbell John
King Mrs Andrew
M'Ewen James
Simpson Richard
5 Millar Angus
M'Ewen John
ARTHUR STREET.
3 Hunter Robert
M'Creadie Mrs
15 Lockie John
16 Barr William
Govan David
Love Mrs
22 M 'Aulay James
30 M'Farlane Archibald
M'Kie James
Mathieson Robert
M 'Gill John
32 Hamilton Matthew
44 Lyden William
M'Gregor Mrs James
BAKER STREET.
[0 Allardice Mrs
Campbell Alexander
Cochrane Mrs Janet
Macdonald William
BANK STREET.
I M'Dowall William
3 Docherty Daniel
Howieson Mrs William
Lindsay Robert
M'Pherson Malcolm

Bank Street — Continued
3 South Peter
5 Campbell James
M'Brearty Duncan
M'Gugan Mrs John
6 Benson Miss
15 Cameron Donald
Kerr James
M'Kinlay James
20 Noble Thomas
22 Carmichael Donald
Gray Miss
Maceachran Alexander
Prentice Mrs Adam
Thexton Robert
Williamson John
24 Finnie Colin
Kelly P'rancis
Leitch Mrs A.
Tait John
M'Lellan John
25 Kelso Mrs Janet
M'Ausland Robert
M'Crae Duncan
M'Dougall John
Ross Finlay
Russell Bernard
Thomson James
28 Campbell Duncan
Fleming Miss
29 Arnott James
Blair Archibald
Brodie James
Caldwell Robert
Leckie W. F.
M'Dougall Duncan
Thomson Dugald
31 Cunningham P. G.
Maclean Alexander S.
32 Maconie John
33 Barr John
Cuthbertson Thomas
Maclean Ronald
37 M'Callum Niven
Macintyre Alexander
M'Lean John
Paterson Mrs
39 Adam Rev. Peter
Connor Mrs John
Macfarlane Miss Jessie L.
M'Leod Murdoch
Sheriff Joseph
4
STREET DIRECTORY. 325
39 Walker John R
Watt John
BEARHOPE STREET.
7 Campbell Archibald
1 Blair Peter
15 Brown John
Brown Robert
Keys James
17 Donachie Henry
Jones fames
M'Coll Peter
Stirling Mrs
18 Duncan William
Henderson Robert
M'Nab Robert W. T.
Weir Miss A.
19 Donachie Henry
Frederick Charles
20 Bowman Thomas
M'Intosh Hugh
21 Smith Joseph
22 Blue William
22 Gray Robert
Innes Robert
BEDFORD STREET.
I Neill John
4 Smith Alexander
8 Millar Mrs S. H.
9 Barclay Rev. Robert
18 Stericker A. C.
BELVILLE STREET.
3 Dunlop James
5 Dickson Alexander
Ednie Andrew
Howie Mrs Andrew
MTntosh John
Wylie David
6 Blair John
Haley John
Hughes William
M'Lauchlan Angus
Smith John
7 Brown Ebenezer

326 STREET DIRECTORY.
Belville Street — Continued
7 Fraser William
Paterson James
Stewart James
9 Walker Henry
io M'Call Alexander
M'Math Toseph
11 Campbell Archibald
Flanagan John
Reid John
Speirs Robert
Vass Mrs David
12 Campbell Robert
Locke John
Simpson Thomas
13 King Alexander
M'Cuaig Peter
M'Lean John
M'Leod Norman
15 Brown Alexander
Davis John
Liddell David
Turnbull William
17 Farquharson Mrs Alex.
Muir Thomas
19 Campbell Richard
Lang Archibald
Millar Andrew
Rennie Andrew
Wright William
21 Hunter John
Patrick Alexander
23 Docherty John
Kerr John
M'Lachlan Angus
24 Allan Jamieson
Houston Mrs
Rae William
25 M 'Kay John
M'lvor Hector
Stewart Robert
27 M'Kay Andrew
Moffat John
Sillars Andrew
29 Black Angus
51 Falconer Joseph
M'Kenzie Mrs James
53 Cunningham Thomas
Houston Robert
M'Kechnie John
55 Linn Robert
Lyon Dugald
55 Thomson Hugh
Tucker John
57 Arthur Thomas
Emslie James
Hammond James
57 Oliver James
Roe James
Thomson James
59 Angus John
Lang George
M'Lintock Robert
Rowan William
61 Anderson William
Daily James
Galbraith John
63 Hendry Robert
M'Call John
65 Finnie John
M 'Arthur Robert
M'Kinnon Neil
M'Lachlan Duncan
Mitchell John
67 Burns William
M'Gowan William
Muir John
73 Moody Allan
78 Gumming John B.
M'Kellar Archibald
M'Laren John
Stewart Thomas
Taylor William
79 Dick John
Hay Archibald
Williams William
80 Cameron Allan
Carson Mrs
Darroch Peter
Elder John
Kerr John
M'Farlane Andrew
M'Lean John
Thomson John
81 Robertson Robert
82 Atkinson John
Crawford William H.
Fulton William
Leslie James
Mathie John
Moahouse Martin
Thomson Peter
83 Smith Alexander
Stevenson Duncan

Belville Street — Continued
84 Barbour Miss
Beveridge Daniel
Boyd Alexander
Brockie Mrs J.
Clark Duncan
Jackson William
Petrie Peter
85 Davers Mrs A.
Erskine George
Kay James
M'Fadyen Archibald
Syme John, sen.
86 Carstairs Robert
87 Allan John
Greer Robert
Macmillan John
M'Culloch Thomas
M'Gregor Andrew
Tennant William
89 Baxter David
Brock Archibald
Lamont Duncan
Smith Robert
91 Arnott David
Barr James
Conn Mrs
Elliot James
Johnston Thomas
93 Kerr William
Love William
Shaw Mrs I.
95 Dunn A. C.
Filshill Stewart
Paterson Alexander
Ramsay Henry
97 Rippon C. W.
Tait John
Taylor James
Wylie James
99 Foster Robert P.
Lambie Robert
Stewart Mrs Isabella
Watters Mrs Stewart
IOI Kerr William
Polonis George
Smith William
Young Alexander
103 Aitken Mrs John
Anderson Mrs John
Brighton James
Campbell Archibald
STREET DIRECTORY. 327
103 Hyndman Hugh
Norton Thomas
Pink Charles
105 Anderson James
Bailie Andrew
Downie Richard
M'Lachlan William
BENTINCK STREET.
MacDougall, J., Rosemount
2 Burns Mrs George
Frame James
4 Mackay William Y.
7 Clink Charles W.
9 M'Kenzie Miss
11 Tait Alex. J. W.
13 Culloden Mrs
14 M'Cormick John
15 Ward Richard
17 Macdonald Edmund
18 Benton William
Fleming John
Shannon James
Tough Robert
Stewart James B.
Warden Mrs M.
19 Dick J. M.
Stronach William
Wadsworth Francis H.
20 Thomson Rev. J. B.
21 Tosh David
23 Broadfoot Mrs James
25 Wrede F. L.
27 Hamilton Robert
BOGLE STREET.
17 Anderson Andrew
18 Low John
Muir Mrs Alexander
M'Nair Robert
Wohlegmuth John
BOYD STREET.
2 Boyd James
4 Malcolm John
6 M'Phail William

328 STREET DIRECTORY.
Boyd Street— Continued
7 Clark John A.
M'Aulay James
M'Kenzie Alexander
Martin James
BRACHELSTON STREET.
2 Duncan Matthew
3 Dobbie Robert
Duncan John
M'Cartney Henry
M 'Naught Robert
M'Phail Archibald
5 Hunter John
Lang James
M'Kinnon John
Mitchell John
Murray Charles
7 Jenkins Alexander
Kay James
M'Farlane Andrew
M'Kellar Donald
Marquis David
Robertson David
Thomson James
1 1 M 'Kinlay Thomas
Martin Miss
Millar John
Swan Robert D.
13 Morrison Dugald
BRISBANE STREET.
I Hutchison James H.
6 M'Geachan William
M'Neil Alexander G.
Niven Alexander
Rolling William R.
Tarbet Miss
Watson Hugh M'P.
Weir Thomas
7 Arthur Miss A. J.
Bell Robert H.
Connor David
Plant John
Wilson Mrs D.
8 Black Alexander
Dixon Robert
Duthie R. G.
8 Howie Alexander
M'Millan John
Stevenson Mrs James
Till J. L.
9 Laird John
Macdonald Frank
Sinclair James R. C.
10 Beattie Miss I.
Brown Archibald
Buchanan William
Duncan Mrs Andrew
Mills John
11 Hendry S.
12 Andrew David
Faid John
Hendry Archibald
M 'Bride John
M'Crindle James
Orr Duncan
13 Brown Duncan
Carmichael Miss Ann
Malcolm James
Rae James
14 Allan Tohn
M 'CaH Archibald
M'Chesney Hugh R.
M'Farlane Dugald
Potter Miss
Williamson Mrs John
15 Bone Mrs David
King Gilbert
M'Callum Malcolm
MacGregor Peter
17 Steen Mrs John
Watson Matthew
19 Banks James
Cameron John
Cross Misses
Durkin Henry R.
Macbrayne John
20 Love Mrs John
M'Aulay James B.
M'Millan Andrew
Simpson John A.
Stevenson Miss
21 Cameron Mrs William
M'Ausland Robert
Moffat Gilbert
Paterson D. H.
Russell Andrew
22 Cowan Miss
Grier Thomas

Brisbane Street —Continued
22 Hendry Mrs
Hutcheson Mrs Peter
M'Aulay Thomas Y.
M'Kenzie H. E.
Robertson Donald
23 Cook Archibald
M 'Donald Angus
Moles James
Morison John
Simpson Gordon
24 Black Hugh
Campbell Mrs Archibald
Hunter Miss E.
More Mrs James
Newman Miss
Orr Miss
Tulloch Mrs
25 Cameron John
Connell James
Lyle Mrs R. G.
Menzies Mrs Alex.
Phillips Thomas
Watson James
26 Allison Mrs Alexander
Campbell Mrs Peter
M'Gillivray Mrs Alexander
M'Gugan Archibald
M'Lelland W. M.
Wood Robert C.
28 Blair Mrs Thomas
Duff Miss
Love Robert
Stewart Mrs Elizabeth
30 Brodie Miss
M'Laren Alexander D.
Neilson William
Peace Mrs
Phillips David, sen.
32 Black Thos., jun.
Born Joseph
Chalmers Robert
Muir William
Simpson Mrs D. M.
33 Haigjohn
34 Buchanan James
Farquhar Mrs William
King Thomas
Miller John
Morrison Miss
35 Auld Misses
Mackay Daniel
STREET DIRECTORY. 3 2 9
35
36
M'Quistan Mrs Mary
Park Mrs James
Stevenson Hugh
Swan Robert
37 Hector Mrs James
38 Cameron Miss M. F.
M 'Arthur Mrs John
Moon F.
Scott B. S.
Thorn W. A.
40 Blair William
Hay William
Liddell Mrs
MacCallum Henry
Rodger John
42 Anderson Mrs George
Carnaghan James
Quin John
Quin William A.
Smith James
45 Buchanan John L.
Buchanan Mrs R. M.
Evans Rees a Becket
Kean John
Duncan William
Low William D.
Macfarlane Robert
Peters F.
47 Carmichael Miss M. C.
Jacobs Thomas R.
Kirk John
Macnaught John
Purvis William
Richmond R. J.
49 Ayres Rev. Robert
M'Neil James, jun.
Taylor James R.
Thomson Nelson M.
Walker William
51 Allan Mrs George
Archibald Thomas P.
Melville W T
illiam
M'Indoe Miss
Paterson Lachlan
53 Brough John
Dempster George
Fisher Peter B.
M'Laren Duncan
M'Lelland William
Stevenson Archibald
Stewart Mrs William M. A.
54 Wilson William A., M.D.

33° STREET DIRECTORY.
Brisbane Street— Continued
55 Brown Archibald
57 Scobie James
59 Sinclair Mrs P.
Todd Miss Jessie
6 1 Crawford Thomas
Tough Alexander
79 Hastie Andrew
8l Kelso Mrs Daniel
Wilson Edward, jun.
83 Turnbull Alexander J.
85 Davidson Rev. J.
87 Blake Rev. George L.
89 Fulton James
95 Graham John, B.A.
97 Kerr Andrew
99 Walker Robert S.
100 Pace Andrew
101 M'Culloch Mrs A. G. S.
BROUGHAM STREET.
2 Weir James
3 Duff Daniel
Dunlop Miss
MTntyre Charles J.
4 Gillies James W.
6 Kerr Peter
8 Cross W. Paterson
9 Peek Mrs
15 Anderson Thomas
Caldwell William
MTnnes Robert
Thomson William
17 Aitken James
Davidson Robert
P'arish George
Hopekin Robert
Mills Robert
Murphy Mrs Robert
23 Macnish John
25 Aitken William
Shearer James
29 Boyd John
MacCallum John
Scott Peter
31 Hunter William
M'Fie Daniel
33 Barr Miss
Urie A.
34 Scott John, C.B..
41 Gordon John
43 Stewart Thomas
44 Black Mrs A.
45 Broadfoot J.
47 Muir Mrs
Reid James
Skivington Mrs E.
48 Anderson Hugh
Duncan Samuel
Swan Miss
49 Muir Miss
Scott Ivie
Swan Allan
50 Alexander William
Darroch Duncan
Drummond Miss E.
Mason Thomas
Paul John
51 Borland Mrs John
Crawford P. R.
Downie Miss M. M.
52 Duff James
Grieve Thomas
Sheldon Abraham
Warden James B.
53 Fulton James
54 Douglas Mrs John
Evans Mrs
Griffiths E. J.
M'Ausland Miss
Smith Robert
Taylor Miss A.
BRUCE STREET.
1 Batters Silas
7 Donachie William
Gillies Neil
14 Bruce David
Elliot Charles
Nelson John
16 Anderson George
Falconer Donald
Gardner Robert
Kean Thomas
17 Jardine James
18 Kennedy Samuel
M'Kay William
Melrose William
Stewart Arthur
19 Barr James

Bruce Street—Continued
19 M'Lachlan John
Paterson Robert
20 Fyfe John
Turner Malcolm
Wright Mrs
21 Calder Alexander
24 Davies Lewis S.
Elliot Samuel
Gillander Mrs
Graham Malcolm
Nisbet Samuel
Wilson David
25 Burnside William
Campbell Allan
Crawford Alexander
Melville John
Paterson William
.Scott John
26 Aitken Edward
M'Larty Mrs
27 Cameron Alexander S.
Gregson William
Milligan William
Robb James
28 Darroch John
Henderson William
M 'Arthur Peter
M'Kirdy James
Thomson David
Whyte Allan
30 Blair James
Chalmers John
Mitchell Daniel
Sprunt William
Thomson Robert
BRYMNER STREET.
7 M'Fadyen Lachlan
M'Lean Mrs Malcolm
12 Kennedy Mrs
30 Clark W. B.
Park Robert
32 M'Gregor Duncan
38 Burnett William
Ellis James
Henderson John
Madden William
Macdonald John
MTnnes Donald
STREET DIRECTORY. 331
CADDLEHILL STREET.
Thomson James, The Hill
1 Glen Miss
Neill, Thos. S.
5 Fulton Mrs Margaret
Heron Andrew C.
M'Gain Mrs
M'Millan Alexander
Neill John
Sinclair Duncan
Stevenson Alexander
7 Aird Mrs
Aitkenhead Alexander
Brown Alexander
Brown Hugh E.
Higgins William
M'Whirter William
Millar James
Morrison John
Morrow Andrew
Whitelaw John
II Fullarton Rev. Archibald
13 Sharp J. C.
15 Murdoch Miss
17 Campbell Mrs Christina
19 Macmichael Rev. D^ C.
21 Sanders Joseph John
22 Kirkwood Alexander
CAMPBELL STREET.
M'Farlane Mrs, Sycamore
lodge
36 Tones William
Patrick John B.
37 Adams John
Ferguson Alexander B.
CAMPSIE TERRACE.
1 Boreland Alexander
Foster Edward
M 'Gibbon Mrs
M'Ginigle Mrs
Scott John T.
2 Blair Mrs
Campbell Alexander
Norman Louis

33 2 STREET DIRECTORY.
Campsie Terrace—Continued
2 Penny Hugh
Steel Mrs
3 M'Cuaig John
M'Dougall Angus G.
M'Geachin Robert
M'Intyre Mrs Isa
Milne John
Newham Alfred
CAPTAIN STREET.
7 Black James
13 Thomson Alexander
19 Darroch John
CARDWELL BAY.
Crawford Robert
Jackson Miss
M'Intyre Mrs
M'Leod Mrs Colin
Moir William D.
Purvis F. P., Don Villa
Stirling James A., Ladybank
White Miss, Campfield
CARNOCK STREET.
3 Drysdale Thomas
Hardie William
Lawson Mrs A. F.
Swan Robert
4 Dodd W. S.
6 Barclay Henry
Boyd David
10 Brown Alexander
Clapperton John
Dick James
M'Connell Donald
M'Creadie John
CARWOOD STREET.
2 Aitken John
4 Johnston Isaac
Russell James
6 Brown John
6 Land William
Neilson Andrew
Urie John
7 Aitken William
Black John
Cameron William
Robb Andrew
Ross James
Wight George
8 Clark Walter
Hair Dugald
Hill John
Mackenzie Roderick
M'Kay George
Moffat David
Tennant William
9 Agnew David
Cullen Patrick
Murdoch William
10 Glenesk George
Hopkirk Andrew
Polonis Hugh
Sanderson James
11 Brown John
Campbell Matthew
M'Kenzie Donald
Steel Edward
13 Darroch John
Hope Neil
M'Gee James
Wylie Hugh
CATHCART STREET.
5 Barr Robert
Branwhite Henry
7 Anderson Mrs
8 Boyd Mrs Thomas
14 Gunn Mrs George
16 Duncan Miss
Fleming Miss
M'Nee Mrs Joseph
Ross Sam
18 Cavanagh John
Hope James
M'Millan George
M'Lean Neil
20 Angus Robert
M 'Donald Murdoch
22 Parker Joseph
23 M'Kenzie John

Cathcart Street—Continued
24 Borland J. C.
29 Mitchell John
38 Love John
40 Merrylees James
47 Brown P. G.
49 Henderson John
50 Macnaughton Mrs David
CHAPEL STREET.
6 Brennan Patrick
Bryce John
Hutcheson Alexander
M'Lean John
Stewart Thomas
Williams William
CHARLES STREET.
13 Reid William
CHURCH PLACE.
2 Crosbie Elias C.
Fairman Edward
4 Chalmers Hume
CRAWFURD ST. (Glebe).
II Hyndman John
13 O'Neil John
19 Bowling William
22 Sinclair Robert
35 Robertson Mrs
36 Bissland Peter
Nicolson Alexander
37 Gillies John
Hall James
Stevenson William
30 M'Kechnie Miss C.
Phillips James
41 Barker William
Evans Alfred
Vanvashan Mrs
42 Munro Colin
43 Jones Alexander
Davidson John
STREET DIRECTORY. 333
45 Brown Alexander
Cottrell Robert R.
M-Kerrill William
46 Hood Mrs John
47 Barr David
Foster Charles
M'Cloy Daniel
Parker John
CRESCENT STREET.
Murphy Rev. J. L., Wood
cottage
I Easton Peter
8 M'Gilp Angus
9 Cameron Daniel
Foulis Hay
Livingston Alexander
II Lochead John
Strachan Daniel
13 Lindsay Archibald
14 M'Cracken Robert
16 Black Daniel
22 Phillips Patrick
32 Campbell Alexander
Paton Alexander
Richardson James
Service Matthew
34 Armstrong William
Brymner Alexander
Burnie George
Letson James
Spencer William
36 Fletcher Mrs P.
Hunter Thomas
M'Fadyen Neil
Patrick Alexander
Simpson James
CROSS-SHORE STREET.
2 Service David
5 Beaton Donald
M'Callum Edward
8 M'Millan Donald
O'Donnell John
9 Glen Mrs William
14 Anderson Alexander

334
DEMPSTER STREET.
5 Fenton Andrew
M'Callum Duncan
Newall Charles
Pratt John G.
Stewart Mrs
7 Evans Mrs
Morrison Peter
Jamieson John
Richardson John
Urie Thomas
9 Allan Mrs George
Bowie John
Burns Alexander G.
Dick John
Nicol William
Rankin Finlay
II Baxter Alexander
Forsyth James
James Alexander
M'Eachran James
Peden John
Ritchie Robert
15 Millar James
Mitchell John
M'Call William
Reid R. G.
Telfer James
17 Dow Walter W.
M'Leish Peter
Reid Robert
Swan Mrs
19 M'Farlane Donald
Cather Mrs
M'Millan Dugald
Rippingale Joseph
Robertson Well wood M.
21 Brown Thomas
Houston William
Linklater William
Parker Hugh
Smith John
23 French Andrew
Holmes Mrs
Hosea Clounes
Kelly John
Leitch Alexander
M 'Donald James
M'Dowall John
25 Begg Samuel
STREET DIRECTORY.
25 Cromar Thomas
Dewar John
Downie Robert
Gillies Mrs
Graham James
27 Leith John
Martin John
M'Millan W 7 illiam
M'Pherson Donald
Walker Robert
29 Anderson George
Cruickshank Alexander
Fisher William
M' Bride Peter
M'Leod Mrs John
M'Kenzie David C.
Rodger John
31 Dick James K.
Duncan William
M'Rae Alexander
Smith Alexander
W 7 ilson Hugh
33 Ramsay Robert
37 Scott Mrs Finlay
39 Hosea Miss
41 Orr Daniel
76 Carson William
Galbraith Archibald
Given William
Graves Mrs Thomas C.
Grieve John
78 Boyce Hugh
Craig George
Gilmore Thomas
M'Laren John
Morris Thomas
79 Johnston Mrs
M'Conochie George
Winton David
80 Walker William
81 Allan Conway
Bowman Joseph
King Thomas
83 Braid David
Cruickshank Alexander
M'Gregor Daniel
M'Connell John
Rose Alexander
85 Bruce James
Dickson David
Graham George
Park Robert

Dempster Street—Continued
85 Russell Henry
Tarbet Mrs
87 Allan James
Brotchie William
Campbell Alexander
Macdonald Angus
Paterson Walter
89 Bauchope Moses
Blair William
Harper Stephen
Smith John
Wood James
90 Harper William
More George
Ramsay John
Robertson David
Simpson John
91 Hill Archibald
Crabbe C. S.
Parker Matthew
Lamont Hugh
M'Nair Wm. S.
Millar Peter
92 Angus James
Kemp Dan. J.
King Daniel
M'Ausland Archibald, sen.
Rippon Charles
Sinclair John
Wright George
93 Devlin Henry
M'Kechnie Mrs Allan, jun.
Johnston James D.
Walker William
94 Balfour William
Bremner David
Campbell John
M'Dougall Duncan
Paterson Charles
Stirling John
95 Faid Robert
Gait James
M'Kenzie Frederick
M'Kinlay William
96 Dunn Jeremiah
M'Kinlay Donald
Miller Nicol
Stewart William
Williams Richard
97 Cameron Alexander
M'Innes Neil
STREET DIRECTORY. 335
97 M'Intyre John
Rowan Hugh
99 Gow William
Runcie James
104 Alexander Robert
Black Donald
Drummond Neil
Howie Robert
Kerr James
106 Foster Robert J.
M'Nab Duncan
Muir John
Smith John
Thomson Duncan
108 Bates Stewart
Calder Thomas
Carson Robert
M'Dougall Duncan
Mathieson Lindsay
Stevens John
110 Dixon Anthony
Kennedy William
Marshall James
Paton George
111 Black John
Ferguson Frederick
112 Campbell John
Kane Alexander
Nelis John
Stewart William R.
113 Hannah James
M'Dougall Hugh
M'Innes William
113 M'Lean Allan
Stewart Malcolm
Summerville A.
White James
114 Jack James
M'Larty John
M'Tavish Alexander
Murray Philip
115 Black James
Beattie William
Douglas David
Graham William
Johnston William
M'Phail Peter
Stewart William

336
DRUMFROCHAR ROAD.
53 Laingjohn
M'Lean Alexander
54 Howie James
M'Lean Hector
55 Smith George
56 Blackwood John
58 Thomson John
60 Blain William
Brough Hugh
Simpson Richard
62 Seath James
Wylie James
64 Blair Alexander
Brown Robert
Watson Thomas C.
66 Maitland James
Steel William
68 Brown John
Campbell Robert
108 Tarbet Robert
112 Duckworth Joseph
Ingjlis Mrs James
Riddelljohn
114 Barrett Charles
116 Ferguson John
Hall George
124 Hutchison John
M'Neil William
Malcolm George
126 Howie David
M'Neil James
Tarbet Thomas
DUFF STREET.
2 M'Laughlin Michael
3 M'Laughlan James
4 Bradley Patrick
Lyall James
M'Neil Hector
5 Carroll William
M'Ginlay Charles
MTntosh James
MTnnes Duncan .
6 Brown John
Cowley John
Martin John M.
M'Vean Donald
STREET DIRECTORY.
8 Cook John
Morris Robert
DUNCAN STREET.
I Robertson John
7 Blackwood Archibald
II M'Farlane M.
13 Camichael Hugh
26 M 'Alpine Daniel
EAST BLACKHALL STREET.
8 Conkey James
M'Laughlin Daniel •
9 Allardyce Alexander
Campbell Angus
Edmiston Allan
Gunn William
M'Neil Alexander
W T
ilkison Allan
11 Crawford Archibald
M'Glashan Ebenezer
Scott Henry
12 Allison Mrs S.
M 'Clement Miss Marion
EAST CRAWFORD STREET.
3 Downie Francis
Lamb William
Ramsay John
5 Anderson Alexander
Caldwell Duncan
Mills Robert
Sinclair John
Stewart Charles
7 M'Neil James
Pearson Mrs John
Smith John
Warnock Andrew
9 Bowie James
Dickson James
Thomson John
1 1 Moore Joseph
MTver Mrs Norman
Tait James
13 Bristow William
Holmes Walter

East Crawford Street—Continued
13 Linn Samuel
M'Arthur John
18 Duff John
Grott John
Johnston Alexander
Linn John
Stewart William
20 Wrecle John C.
24 Cunningham William
Hunter Rohert
M'Kenzie John
26 Coyle Edward
Leitch Henry
M 'Queen Charles
Robertson Adam
Smith George
30 Hutcheson Thomas
31 Aitkinson John
M'GuffieJohn
Patrick James
32 Murray Alexander
33 Davidson David
Hutcheson James
Murdoch David
Winter William
34 Filshill James
38 Shand John
Shand "Thomas
44 Brisbane Ebenezer
46 Broom Thomas M.
48 M'Ewing David
50 Nicoll William
52 M 'Bride James
54 Caldwell David, jun.
56 MacKenzie Archibald
58 Lang John
60 Anderson Alexander
62 M'Kenzie Robert
64 Caldwell Matthew
66 Steven John
68 Kyle Tames
70 Lambie Francis
72 Clark Mrs D.
74 Lambie Mrs J. M.
EAST HAMILTON STREET.
Buchanan James, Garvel Park
2 M'Kenzie Alexander
26 Chalmers John
STREET DIRECTORY. 337
28 Barclay William
Colquhoun David
M'Corquodale Charles
Williamson George
30 Barr Archibald
Beaton William
Reid Duncan
Stirrat James
32 Elliot Henry
King Mrs Daniel
34 Bayne Miss
Currle Duncan
M'Neil Henry
36 M'Ghie James
M'Whinnie Hugh
38 Ewing George T.
M'Ginn Richard
Polonis William
46 Casson Alexander
Lindsay James
Robertson James
50 Norrie James
52 Farrell James
60 M'Lellan Walter
66 Brand Mrs William
Sinclair Daniel
Tracey Thomas
Turner Samuel
68 M'Whinnie Hugh
Pettigrew James
89 Black Daniel
91 Appleton Thomson
EDDLEWOOD PLACE.
Harvey Miss Mary
Holmes John, jun.
Jones Paul
M'Kenna John
M'Phail Miss
M'Pherson Mrs
Robertson Charles
Stewart John
Turnbull Miss Mary
ELDON PLACE.
(Eldon Street.)
Lochhead Robert
Roy Thomas

33*
ELDON STREET.
2 Galbreath Mrs
7 Tait John
8 Black John
9 M'Culloch John
io Woodburn William D.
II Kincaid Miss
13 Hill Matthew
14 Paterson Charles M.
Newall Mrs
16 Grieve Walter R.
Jamieson John
18 Inglis Mrs James
Marshall Mrs William
20 Arthur J. F.
21 Wright Alexander
22 Tarbet Misses
23 Rodger Walter W. B.
28 Hamilton William
32 Paterson James
34 Johnston Rev. T. Francis
36 Sword Miss
38 Paton Archibald J.
39 Fleming James
40 Aitken Andrew
41 Picken Andrew
42 Macdougall Duncan
Sharp William
44 Inglis Robert
48 Prentice John
50 Rowan Thomas B.
51 Lyle Mrs Abram
52 Craig Mrs John
Harvey Mrs Francis
Maitland Alexander
Struthers Rev. J. P.
53 Kerr John
58 Blair Robert F.
Harvey Mrs Frank E.
60 House Thos. J.
Paul John
61 Finlay Mrs Robert
Hunter Mrs John C.
62 Blunden Frank
Stewart John
63 Muir Robert
Rowan Alexander
65 Lang John
67 Gibb Misses
68 Thomson Duncan C.
STREET DIRECTORY.
70 Cowie Mrs William
M 'Corquodale William
78 Aitken James
87 Kerr Peter
89 Ramsay Hope Stewart
91 Mackay Mrs Charles S.
93 Houston G. W.
97 Gatherer Peter
101 Devlin Patrick
103 Fyfe John P.
105 Brymner John
107 Carmichael John
109 M'Kellar Hugh
115 Lyle Abram
117 Walker Mrs
119 Brown William A.
121 Caird Stewart A.
123 M'Farlane Arthur A.
149 Pettigrew John
151 Duncan Peter
155 Douglas Thomas N.
157 Forwell Mrs W.
159 Bryson W. K.
163 Yuill John C.
169 Craig James R.
ESPLANADE.
2 Clark Archibald
Morrison Misses
9 Allan George J.
21 Wilson Edward
23 Duff James B.
25 Paterson Daniel
27 King Henry
28 Paul John
30 Bradley Miss H. R.
31 Russell Joseph William
32 Turner Mrs James
33 Addicott Rev. W. H.
34 MacGregor John
35 Carmichael Thomas
37 MTlwraith Hew
38 Steel Hugh
39 Anderson John
40 Nicol John S.
41 Brown R. G.
43 Allison William
46 Rankin Mrs
47 Mackay Peter
48 Buchanan Miss

Esplanade—Continued
49 Wilson Thomas
50 Taylor Thomas H.
51 Cars well Mrs John
52 Hill James M.
53 M'Callum George F.
54 Blanche Richard
55 Rowan John
Williamson Alexander
56 Findlay Mrs A. H.
57 Young J. S.
58 Miller Robert
59 Paton James
60 Hardie William
61 Henry Mrs Duncan
62 Finlay A. Campbell
63 Ross William
64 M'Morland R. S.
65 Fleming Alexander M.
66 Carswell Mrs M.
67 Brown J. D.
FINNART ROAD.
Erskine D. M., Finnart Grove
Sinclair George
FINNART STREET.
2 Barr William
Blair Robert
Colquhoun Duncan
M'Lean Mrs F.
M'Millan Miss
Turner Archibald T.
3 Graham James
4 Hudson Miss
Lamont Daniel
Loudoun David
M'Millan Angus
M'Quilkan Duncan
Macfie Miss Margaret
Stewart Thomas H.
5 Cairns William
6 Baine William
MacQuarrie Mrs Donald
M 'William John
Parker Mrs
Robertson James
Templeton Matthew D.
STREET DIRECTORY. 339
7 M 'Gavin James
9 Tannahill James
II M'Kechnie Allan
15 Bissett J. G.
Ohlms William
Scott Mrs
Stevenson A. A.
16 Middleton Daniel
17 Wilson Rev. William
18 Miller Thomas
19 Shepherd William
Cairns James A.
20 Hamilton James
21 Campbell Miss
22 Gilchrist William
23 Martin William
Macintyre Mrs James
24 Sloan John J. A.
25 Chalmers Hugh M.
Scott David F. B.
26 M'Call James
27 Denholm John
Richardson Mrs James
28 Buchanan Henry
29 Thomson Rev. Thomas R.
30 Brodie James
31 Boston Mrs James
32 Blair William
33 Paterson James
34 Wardle George
35 Felton John
37 Macara Renton
39 M'Kiver John
40 Steele Miss
41 M'Kinnon Donald
42 Philip Thomas, M.D.
43 Morison George
44 Hastie John
45 M'Kellar Peter
M'Kellar Mrs A.
47 Patrick Adam
49 Lyle Alexander
55 Rennie John
56 Meyer Mrs N.
58 Heyland A. C.
59 Patterson T. L.
60 Thomson William
61 Macleod & Grylls Misses
62 Little Miss
63 Fingland Edward D., M.A.
64 Robertson Rev. W. Lewis
65 Barr Mrs John L.

34°
Finnart Street— Continued
66 Prentice David
67 Reid James
68 Brown Alexander
74 Buchanan Robert
Prentice Alexander R.
75 Grant John
76 Carmichael W H.
77 Galbreath John, jun.
78 Bryson Mrs Robert
Hastie William
79 Warden Allan
80 Anderson Mrs James L.
. 81 Kerr Hugh
83 Swan David
85 Corbett Rev. Alexander
Richmond Mrs Hugh
88 M'Gillivray Duncan
90 Boyd Rev. David
93 Carmichael Mrs Andrew
95
97
Blair Robert J.
Shearer R. B~, M.A., LL.B.
Shearer William
99 MacDonald Peter
101
103
MacDonald George
Fullarton Hugh
105 Lyle Alexander P.
107 Lyle R. Park
109 Lyle J. Leitch
FORD PLACE.
(Finnart Street.)
Campbell Nicol M., Ford cot,
M'Lachlan Walter, do.
White David, do.
1 Brown James
Connie John
Lamont Miss
Munro Duncan
Ronald William
Rose Mrs Neil
2 Adam James
Davidson James
Gillies Mrs
Mill Mrs Charles
Ralston John
Walker Mrs
3 Bowie Mrs Archibald
Brown George A.
Gwynn Daniel
STREET DIRECTORY.
M'Neil Alexander
Sinclair Mrs John
Young Hugh M.
FORSYTH STREET.
I Hunter Misses
6 Whiteford James, M.D.
9 Black George H.
10 M'Kelvie David B.
11 Houston Miss
12 Angus John W.
Low William
13 Fyfe Mrs
M 'Arthur Mrs W.
15 Montgomerie John
20 Bowman James
22 Adam William
24 Donald Mrs James
25 Hill James H.
Lusk Mrs John
26 Neill George D.
28 Ballantyne Alexander R.
30 Morton Ernest
Morton Robert
32 Grieve Walter Baine
34 Carmichael Andrew
36 Rodger John
40 Fisher Mrs R. F.
46 Grenfell T. H.
48 M'Caskie Henry
51 Craven K.
52 Bailie J. W.
53 Walker John W.
54 Stewart James K.
55 Morison James B.
Taylor H. J.
56 Macpherson Robert
57 Sinclair Robert H.,
58 Macaulay John
60 Blake Matthew
Ritchie Andrew, M.A.
62 Blackwood Mrs
Deacon William
64 King Mrs John
FOX STREET.
Hart J. C.j Glengarden
I Johnston Alexander R.

Fox Street—Continued
2 Baird John
Birch Captain D.
Cunningham John
Manson Miss
4 Davie Robert
6 Hyndman John G.
9 Turner James W.
11 Arbuckle Mrs
15 Shearer Hugh
17 Stark Thomas
19 Robertson Mrs John
21 Kidd William
22 Henderson Miss A. J.
M'Dougall G. R.
35 Anderson Mrs William
37 Ramsay G. A.
Thorn, Archd. B.
39 Crawford William
41 Houston James
GARVALD STREET.
Adams James
Brown David
Cameron Hugh
Kincaid Robert
Stewart David
Telfer William
Brown Hugh
Brown John
Fulton Thomas
Tait William
GEORGE SQUARE.
Anker Hans
Goodman John M.
M'Kechnie Mrs
Mayors Thos. H.
Sinclair John
Stewart William
Townend Mrs
Brown Alexander
Climie John
Crowley John C.
Girvan Mrs William
Miller William F.
Smith Richard
STREET DIRECTORY 341
3 Sweeney Thomas
Wilson John
5 Petrie James
6 Fisher W. Bowman
8 Mackay Edward
Miller Frank W.
Morris Mrs James
9 M'Bride William
GLEN STREET.
2 Shearer Alexander
3 Chisholm Mrs Archibald
4 Spiers William
5 Ramsay John
6 Fraser Mrs
Orkney Alexander
7 Thomson Robert
8 Edelsten Richard
q Buchanan Miss
GREY PLACE.
3 Baine John A.
Blair Duncan
5 Chevalier Frederick
Gallacher Mrs B.
6 Cuthbertson James R.
Masson Mrs
7 Edwards Mrs Elizabeth
HAMILTON STREET.
7 Taylor John
23 Gilmour Archibald
MTlwraith M.
Malcolm Robert
26 M'Kinnon Norman
29 Cunningham James
Wyse Alexander
32 Hammond Henry
Urie Robert
33
Stewart Wr
illiam
41 Fitzpatrick Patrick
M'Lean Mrs
45 Brodie John

342 STREET DIRECTORY.
HAY STREET..
6 Lancaster William
8 Allan John
Craig Angus
Taylor Mrs Alexander
io Cunningham Thomas
M'Kenzie Murdoch
M'Lennan Donald
Muir John
Thomson Duncan
HILL STREET.
I M'Callum Dugald
Watson Alexander F.
3 Campbell Walter
Glass John
M 'Arthur Alexander
Webster Charles
4 Henry James
M'Phail John
Morrison Robert
5 Alexander Miss
Morrison William D.
Munro Daniel
6 Buchanan John
Morrison Neil
7 Boyd George
8 Brown William
Buchanan John
Campbell Mrs Angus
Hill Elizabeth
Kerr Mrs William
9 Jeffrey Thomas
Robertson Andrew
io M 'Donald Alexander
M'Jannet William
HOLMSCROFT STREET.
1 Anderson Mrs James
Easton David
Paterson Walter
2 Alexander Thomas
M'Millan John
M'Phail John
3 Grant Alexander
M'Kinnon David
4 Boyle Francis
5 Brewster David
Fullarton William
M'Lellan Walter
Murray Miss
6 Colquhoun Robert
Gibson Henry
M'Lean Donald
7 Bowie James
Walls Mrs Thomas
8 Currie David
Dallas Robert
9 Bain Alexander
M 'Bride Peter
M'Ewan Colin
Robinson John
13 Calcluth John
Clark Archibald
Douglas Mrs Alfred
Kelly James
Nixon Mrs William
Paterson Mrs
14 M 'Donald Elizabeth
36 Bone Hugh
Bradley Samuel
M'Fadyen Miss
Waddell William
37 Kirkwood James
Picken William
38 M 'Arthur Archibald
M'Dougall Malcolm
M'Gregor John
39 Campbell Archibald
Fleming George
Hutcheson John
Mahan David
40 Cameron Hugh
Kennedy Ferguson
M'Millan William
42 Currie John
Virtue Mrs Alexander
White George
Wright William
43 Donnely Edward
Gordon Robert
Livingstone Donald
Morrison Alexander
Patrick John
45 Baird Matthew
Buchan John
Gibson John
M'Pherson Richard

Holmscroft Street—Continued
47 Lennox Neil
M'Donald Donald
Oliver A.
49 Wylie James
50 Armour George
Boag Alexander
Forrester William
Henderson William
51 Campbell William
Clark William
Fitzpatrick William
West Joseph
52 Cooper Archibald
Gillespie Alexander
Home Robert
M'Millan Andrew
53 Ferguson Mrs
M'Lymont William
Paul Mrs
Rae Donald
Roy John
54 Bannerman Mrs
Smith Owen
55 Alexander James
Brown James
57 Barbour Mrs
M'Larty Miss L.
M'Lernan James
Wright David
59 Kelly George
M'Bride Peter
Niven John
Wilson David
60 Johnstone William
61 Miller David
M'Dougall Donald
63 Campbell Donald
Greer Robert
Ritchie Thomas
64 Canning Mrs
Hargan James
Main Thomas
M'Lean Angus
Nellis Edward
65 Buntain John
Cooper John
M'Laren Donald
Nelson James
66 Lancaster John
Magura Robert
M'Farlane Hugh
STREET DIRECTORY. 343
66 M'Gilvray John
Martin John
68 MTlwain William J.
Mackie Thomas
Sturgeon James
70 Boag Andrew
M'Farlane Daniel
Tarbet William
73 Brown James
Cairney W. A.
Ferguson Donald
Kirkwood Adam
Maitland Archibald
Nutt William
Smith Thomson
75 Carswell Mrs
Dougans William
Forbes James
Gay WT
alter
Hildreth Miss Isabella
Ireland John
Lugton Alexander
77 Anderson John
Anderson Joseph
Arnot John
Macutcheon Hugh
MTntyre John
M'Leod Mrs Roderick
Sime Robert J.
Stewart Mrs
78 Allan William
Campbell Duncan
Kirkwood William
Straine George W.
Wilson Michael
81 Blair Mrs
Kirkwood James
Laird Misses
M'Lean Duncan
Paterson Gavin
Tyre James
HOPE STREET.
1 Currie Dugald
Fyfe Robert
MTntyre Donald
2 Lyon David
3 Bates George
Foster Edward B.
Haxton Thomas

344
Hope Street— Continued
3 Laird William
Marshall William
5 M'Kellar Angus
Munn Arthur
Thomson Robert
6 Hayes M.
Laird John
M'Farlane Robert
M'Gugan Duncan
7 Conway Matthew, jun.
Cumming James
Currie James
Gilmour James
Gray John
M'Kenzie Donald
8 Blair Robert
Love Alexander
Milligan Alexander
Sutherland Donald
9 Campbell Mrs James
Davidson William
King David
M'Dougall Hugh
10 Carson Thomas
Caddy William
Ewart W. H.
M'Kinnon Duncan
13 Adam Alexander
Irvine William
Keiller James
Killin Thomas
M'Neill Neil
Millar George
14 Barclay John
Beith Thomas
Brodie Archibald
Duncan Archibald
Hunter Robert
M 'Arthur Charles
M'Gibbon David
Muir Robert
Patrick William
15 Barr Daniel
M'Adam Matthew
M' Donald Hugh
Thomson William
16 Carmichael Mrs
Gait David
Hendry Peter
Lamont Archibald
M'Kinnon Daniel
STREET DIRECTORY.
Hutton William
M'Leod Angus
Paton Alexander
Patrick Neil M.
Service William
Thomson Robert
HOUSTON STREET.
1 Peters Rev. D. S.
3 Spiers Miss
5 Low David
7 Ballantine Mrs James
INGLESTON PLACE.
19 Hendry John
M'Gowan Archibald
M'Allister Malcolm
M'Gilp Neil
21 Campbell Colin
Lamont John
Lang James
Scott Joseph
INGLESTON STREET.
3 Wylie James
5 Alexander William
Parker James
7 Muir Gavin
Ogg William
13 M'Kellar David
Marshall John
15 M'Kenzie Alexander
17 Scott Thomas
19 Allan David
Brown Mrs D.
Campbell Donald
Fleming Humphrey
Highet Robert
Smith John
Vallance William
21 Kinnaird William
Lang James
Smith Thomas C.
Whyte Thomas
23 Jardine James
Johnston John

[ngleston Street—Continued
23 Laird Thomas
23 Smith John
27 M 'Bride Thomas
29 Buchanan John
Kyle W-m. J.
31 Anderson James
Cowan John
Wolltman Matthew
32 Headrick James
33
Taylor James H.
Neil Thomas
Shaw William
34 Harrison Robert
35
Buntain James
Holterman John
* M'Kee Thomas
36 Kerr John
INVERKIP STREET.
4 M 'Curdy Daniel
M'Dougall Alex.
M 'Eleny James
M'Sheffery Neil
Milligan A. P.
5 Muir Henry
6 Cannie Samuel
Turner Robert
18 Hutton James
Ritchie William
57 Parker Mrs
68 Clark Edward
Colquhoun Richard
Fleming Edward
Hepburn Edward
M'Pherson Alexander
JAMAICA STREET.
2 Bell Miss
Kirchoff Charles
8 Kirkwood Thomas
9 Climie Robert
10 Molseed Andrew
Park William
Whyte Donald
Wylie Alexander
12 Brown Mrs William
15 Cameron John
STREET DIRECTORY. 345
15 Hay Alexander
17 Hunter Misses I. & J.
JOHN STREET.
3 Tucker John
4 Watters William
6 Dingwall Mrs
Kerr George
M'Kendrick Daniel
15 Hamilton Mrs
17 Bruce Charles
Sharp William
18 M 'Ghee John
20 Bain Alexander
JOHNSTONE STREET.
Walker Hugh W., Bellevue
1 M'GregorJohn
2 Patten John
7 Hamilton Mrs James
II Buchanan John H.
M'Gregor Miss
15 Niven Mrs
KELLY STREET.
I Auld Mrs H.
Blake Arthur
M'Lean Misses
Sinclair William
3 Campbell Malcolm
Clelland Miss
Ewing Mrs James
Kidd Robert
Orr Miss Ellen M.
Turnbull Miss
5 Arbuckle Miss
Brown Miss
Galbraith John, juri.
Greenlees Mrs John
M'Corquodale Peter
M'Farlane Miss
M'Phail John
6 Connor John
Fleming John R.
Herbert R. W.
Munro Mrs William

346
Kelly Street— Continued
6 Ross Baillie C.
7 Crawford Mrs
Higgs W. H.
Murdoch Mrs
9 Clark Mrs Andrew
Forster John
M'Nab John
Macfie John
M'Millan Daniel
io Bather Samuel
Grant Patrick
Jackson Archibald
Martin Joseph
Phillips William
1 1 Black James
13 Macdonald Mrs John
Munn Miss Agnes
Robson John
Russell Mrs
16 Deubler Peter
Greer Mrs Jane
Leckie Peter
Martin Mrs Elizabeth
Samson John
17 Brown George
Farman Thomas
Hughes George
Porterfield Miss M.
Train Lawrence
18 Gordon William
Harris Mitchell
Johnstone William
O'Brien E.
Renfrew Alexander
19 Gillies Mrs
Hole Mrs
M'Innes Donald
21 Carson Henry
22 Arthurs William
Crombie William
Fairlie Robert P.
M'Gregor James
Ramage Mrs John S.
Ritchie John
Williamson John
23 Allan James
Anderson Mrs W.
Bruce Mrs John
Cook Mrs Archibald
Currie Malcolm S.
M'Cormick John
STREET DIRECTORY.
23 Urquhart Mrs William B.
Watson Mrs
24 Hutchison W.
Keith Miss
Lennox James L.
M'Cormick Donald
Smith Mrs J. H.
Tweddel James
25 M'llvain Miss
30 Cruthers E.
Cunningham William
Galbreath George
M'Innes Daniel
M'Kellar David
M'Millan Miss
Shaw Mrs S. A.
32 Gibb Mrs
Kinniburgh Thomas
M'Aulay Matthew
M'Gregor Mrs
Nicolson Donald
Small George
Turnbull George
33 Bonnar James
Brown James
Gilloran James L.
Johnson Thomas
Sinclair Angus
Tainsh John
35 Black Charles
Farquhar John M'K.
Gillies Mrs John
M' Donald Andrew
M'Pherson A.
Niven Archibald F.
37 Alston Mrs Alexander
Campbell Miss
Kennedy John
Lang John
Morrison Mrs David
Niccol David
Strachan Andrew
39 Black Donald
M'Call Charles
M'Millan John
Robertson James
Taylor Robert
Thomson John
46 Cox John H.
Wingate Andrew
48 Paget John
Mackay Thomas

Kelly Street— Continued
50 Bailment Mrs
Curtis Misses
51 Borthwick Thomas
Bristow James
Campbell Archibald
Climie Mrs
Love John
Paterson Donald
Wilkie Alexander
52 Montgomerie Andrew
Reid John W.
Witter Arthur J.
53 Marshall Robert
Menzies Peter
M'Culloch Mrs
Peaston Alexander
Ritchie Alexander D.
Templeton William
56 Armour Matthew
Gibb David
Gillies Miss
Inglis Miss
Jamieson Martin
Johnston Miss
Kirkwood Mrs E.
Murray Mrs
58 Kirkwood William
Macquarrie Mrs John
Muir James
Nutt James
Scott David
60 Jamieson Robert W.
M'CuaigJas. C.
M 'Naught Thomas
Millar Robert
Murray Charles
Scott Ritchie
Scott John
62 Dick William
Hunter Gavin S.
Ross, John A.
Sutherland Duncan
Warden John
Weir Robert
64 Caldwell John
Galloway Mrs Robert
Laurie John F.
M'Leod Archibald L.
Menzies Robert
Miller Archibald
Nicol Gavin
STREET DIRECTORY. 347
64 Wilkie James
66 Blair W. S.
Bowie Andrew H.
Bushe Joseph
Edgar William
Hamilton James
Harper Mrs A.
Ross Angus
68 Beattie Misses
Dovvnie Miss
Johnston Mrs James
Muir Miss A.
Muir Simon
Murray Robert
Scott John
Young Archibald
KILBLAIN STREET.
1 Brightly Francis
2 Arthur Thomas
Douglas Malcolm
M'Tavish Duncan
Stewart Archibald
3 Thomson James
Pearson Daniel
4 Bailie Mrs William
5 Finnie Daniel
Leggate Miss
M 'Bride Duncan
7 Orr William
8 Ainslie Mrs
Blair Archibald
16 Hepburn William
Oates James
LAIRD STREET
9 Yuill James
12 Dodds Mrs James
Johnston John
Leisk Adam
Scott William
Walker Robert
15 Bannigan D.
Fraser Mrs
Sieger Englebert
16 Hill Henry
Maclachlan Alex.

348 STREET DIRECTORY.
LAURISTON STREET.
3 Angus James
M'Annally Henry, sen.
Waddell John
5 Dodd William
Elrick John
Mathieson John L.
Muir John
Smith James
6 Kilgour James
Watson Daniel
7 Fyfe James
M'Innes Donald
M 'Lay William
Mofitat John
II Bourhill Thomas
Johnson Robert
King William
M'Granachan James
Mills John
13 Kater'john
Peddie Robert
Small Mrs Robertson
15 Clark John
Craig James
Livingston Duncan
17 Aldred William
Black John
Brodie Miss
M'Kellar Daniel
Shaw John
Wallace Charles
LYLE ROAD.
Morrison Findlay D., Alt-na-craig
M'Aulay Mrs Peter, Craigs farm
LYLE STREET.
2 Buchanan Archibald
M'Kinnon Alexander
Shearer James
Turnbull William M.
3 Mitchell G. G.
4 Galloway Allan, M.D.
Lewis Mrs William
5 M'Dougall John, M.D.
6 Clark John
Ferguson William
Hardie William
M'Giveran John
Mitchell John
Rankin Hugh
Rintoul John F.
7 Baird Miss Jane
Liddell Mrs John
Murchie Robert
8 Auld Robert
Brown Walter
Irish Thomas
Kelso William
M'Nair John
M'Vicar John
Niven James
9 Buchanan William
Conway Mrs Matthew
M'Aulay W. G.
Rodger Robert
10 Bailey James
Brown Andrew
Greenlaw David
Low Alexander
Tierney W. B.
11 Allshorn Mrs
Dick Hugh
Ellis Robert
M'Callum Duncan
M'Kenzie John
12 Denney Archibald
Dougall Robert
Lauder Alexander F.
Melrose John
Tweedie R.
Urie Hugh
13 Cameron Donald
Duncan David
Eilert Frederick
M'Neil Charles
Welsh Robert
14 Cowper David B.
Currie William C.
Duncan Daniel
M'Hutcheon Alexander
M'Lean Kenneth
Smith Thomas
15 Carmichael Mrs
Lamont James
M 'Bride John
Morrison William

Lyle Street — Continued
17 Bonar John
Buchanan John
Dunse James
M 'Vicar Mrs
Taylor Alexander
19 M'Kenzie Angus
Oliver James
20 Fay Arthur
Service George
21 Blair Miss Janet
Duncan Alexander
Freedman A.
Gillies William
M'Intyre Dugald
22 Agnew Andrew
Henderson John
M' Galium Mrs
M'Kenzie Mrs
Whitelaw Adam
23 Laing Robert
M'Coll John
M'Gregor James
M'Kellar James
Phillips Robert
Scott Joseph
Wilson Michael
24 Browning James
M'Gill Archibald
Young Robert
25 Eltringham John
Robertson George
Yuill Walter
27 Black Robert
Kerr William
M 'Alpine James
Mitchell Thomas
Stewart Denniston
Whyte George
29 Brough John
M'Bryde Alexander
M'Crea James
M'Farlane Miss
Mackay Godfrey
31 Brown Matthew
Kelly Donald
M'Dougall Dugald
M'Kinley Duncan
M'Kissock William
Williamson James
33 Milliard William
Post Henry
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33 Scott John
Wilkie Alexander
35 Cook Miss
Haughey Neal
Mackay James
Rankin Neil
LYNEDOCII STREET.
3 Reid Rev. M.
7 Hutcheson George
Sweeney George
9 Bryce Mrs John
Campbell Malcolm
Hunter Robert
Johnston John
Kempsley Samuel
M'Leod John
Murray Alexander
Sinclair Duncan B.
10 Allan William
Anderson John
Darroch James
Rankin James
Wood William
11 Cameron Peter
Orr James
12 Gray John
Leith James
Lemmon Robert
M'Farlane Dugald
Urquhart John
13 M'Farlane James
Moffat Robert
14 Blackwood Mrs John
Marshall Mrs
M'Farlane Duncan G.
M 'Vicar Miss
Ramsay Mitchell
Walker Mrs
15 Calderhead David
Jamieson Alexander
Taylor James
Turnbull Jonathan
16 Boyd Robert
Campbell John
Mitchell James C.
17 Adams W. D.
Brown James
Stewart Robert
20 Murdoch Mrs

35° STREET DIRECTORY.
Lynedoch Street—Continued
20 Robertson Angus
21 Anderson James
Brown John
Fulton Miss
M'Gregor Daniel
22 Kerr Miss
Lindsay John
M'Stravick Robert
Whiteford David E.
23 Benson John
Crawford James
Munro Colin
Ralston William
Smith Alexander
Whyte Archibald
24 Clapperton James
Henderson James
24 M'Cormick David
25 Houston James
Morrison William
Roxburgh John
26 Dickie Mrs
Robertson John
27 Alexander Miss
Campbell Mrs P.
Cowan Angus
Fletcher Myles
M'Kinnon Lachlan
Spence Thomas
Urquhart Mrs William
28 Craig John
Crawford William
M'Leod Angus
Mundie Peter
29 Lang John
M'Gregor Robert
30 Black Andrew
Black Thomas
Currie William
Hempseed John
M 'Gill James
Maven James D.
Paterson Robert
Waddell Mrs
31 Conn James
Cuthbertson Mrs Wm.
Lang Daniel
M'Dougall Mrs Duncan
Nicolson David
33 Clark James
Douglas Duncan
34 Graham Duncan
35 M'Alpin William
Millar William S.
Orr William H.
Polonis Mrs
Williamson Mrs Geo.
36 Bole John
Dawson James
Gourlay Robert
Harkness John
M'Kissock James
Paisley George
Peddie John
37 Brown James
Graham Miss
Stewart Robert
38 M'Farlane Robert
Nicol Alexander
Martin James
39 Graham John
M'Kinnon Archibald
Nelson Mrs
Rodger David
40 MTntyre James
Thomson Alexander
Walker James
41 Buie Neil
Campbell Mrs J.
Ferrie Patrick
Grant Neil
M 'George James
M'Giveran Edward
Soanes Benjamin
42 Fisher Mrs Peter
Halbert James
Henderson James
Young J.
43 Campbell Archibald
Erskine James
M'Gregor Alexander
MTlroy William
Ormiston James
44 Kirkwood Robert
Logan James
Menzies Robert
45 Aitken John
Gibb William
M'Gie William
48 Campbell Donald
Fairlie James
Kearney James
King Mrs

Lynedoch Street— Continued
49 M'Ewing Dugald
51 3reckenridge Thomas
M'Laren John
Stewart Thomas
56 Cochrane John
Livingston John
Melrose Matthew
58 Elward Archibald
King Robert
MACDOUGALL STREET.
2 Allan Mrs
Bell Samuel
Cameron Robert
3 Brown Edward
Fisher Daniel
M'Closky John
Ramsay Hugh
9 Barbour John
MACKENZIE STREET.
2 Brodie Malcolm
Gemmell Andrew
Gordon Mrs G.
3 Davie John
M'Glashan George
MADEIRA STREET.
Adam Mrs William, Hollybank
I Lindsay Miss
3 Stevenson Miss
8 Shank land Dugald
MARGARET STREET.
1 Kerr Daniel
2 Clapperton John
7 Stevenson Miss
Stewart Daniel B.
8 M'Cammond Mrs
MacMillan Mrs John
9 Crawford R. P.
11 Ramsay Mrs J.
12 Fraser Miss Jessie
STREET DIRECTORY. 35
18 Lamb Misses
20 Douglas John
22 Adamson Daniel D.
24 Smith Rev. J. B.
32 Nicoll Mrs James
33 Brown lohn
34 Paul W. B.
36 Brown Neil
42 Auld James
44 Alston Mrs John
46 Macpherson Rev. John F.
49 Kerr John S.
MEARNS STREET.
1 York Henry F.
2 Cameron William
M'Millan Mrs
Paterson John
3 Bowie Thomas
MTnnes John
M'QuoicfWilliam
Ritchie Robert
4 Fraser David
Hughes William
M'Callum John
M'Kenzie Joseph
Millar Roger
Paterson George
Thomson Donald
6 M'Neil James
7 Davidson William
8 Burns William J.
9 Macpherson John, jun.
10 Dickson Stephen
13 Cromwell Mrs
Laurie Robert R.
Scott Miss
14 Dallas William
Ferguson Mrs
M'Cormick Hugh
16 Duncan Mrs James
Fisher John
26 Campbell Donald
Cook Mrs Duncan
M'Onie George
27 Baxter John
Buchanan John
Drummond John
Maclean Lachlan
Weir Mrs Duncan

35 2 STREET DIRECTORY.
Mearns Street—Continued
29 Melvin Mrs Daniel
Wilson James
36 Lang Mrs James
38 Shand William
40 Adams Rev. Jas.
Caldwell David
Crawford Bryce
Henry Archibald
42 Glen D. C.
Hunter Robert
Sim John
Stewart Thomas O.
44 Graham II . W.
46 Tweedlie R.
47 Hay George
MTnnes John
M'Lachlan John
Wood John
49 Auld George
Gunn James
Love James
Nicolson William
Whitelaw Miss
MILL STREET.
11 M'Lelland Matthew
12 Anderson Bruce
14 Wilson Archibald
15 Hyde William
MOFFAT STREET.
1 Watt Neil
2 Kay Rev. Thomas
3 Warwick John
4 Hamilton Daniel
MOUNT PLEASANT STREET.
3 Chisholm William
Douglas Walter
4 Briton Robert
Buchanan David
5 Baine Miss
Bewglass Frederick
Hamilton Mrs
M 'Kerrel! Donald
5 M'Neil Archibald
Nicolson John
6 Black John
Gilchrist Peter
Gray Daniel
M'Arthur Malcolm
M'Leod Roderick
M'Neil Archibald
7 Cameron James
Letham John
M'Aulay Hugh
Manson Gordon
Murray John
8 Byrne Patrick
M' Donald Thomas
M'Leod Mrs Roderick
Millikin Mrs
Milloy Hugh
Small Mrs
9 Anderson Duncan
Fraser Miss
Kerr John
Lovell John
9 MTntosh Miss C.
Millar Hugh P.
13 Baxter George R.
Brown John
Cochrane Mrs
Gibb Mrs
M'Fadyen Andrew
Joss Miss
Ritchie Robert
15 Chalmers Mrs
Gaff Mrs
M'Fadyen Archibald
Snoddy James
Tweedly William
17 Brodie Neil
Brymner Alexander
Harvey James
M'Pherson Donald K.
Roy James D.
19 Allan James
Harrower T. H.
Kee Joseph
M'Allister Archibald
M'Kay Archibald
Sinclair John
21 Baine Mrs William
24 Irvine Robert
25 Adam David
M'Dougall Donald

Mount Pleasant Street—Continued
25 M'Kenzie Alexander
Stark Walter
32 Campbell Mrs John
Daisley John A.
M 'Bride Mrs Isabella
M'Hutcheon Andrew
M'Kenzie Alexander
Smith John
34 Gilchrist John
Halliday John
Leslie James
Masson Robert
M'Lonan John
Paterson Charles
36 Ferrier Alexander
Harper Andrew
M'Innes James
Oliver William
Williamson Peter
MURDIESTON STREET.
STREET DIRECTORY. 353
10 M'Lean Hugh
11 Munro Martin
Macbeth James
M'Culloch William
M 'Donald Hugh
MTntyre William J.
Smith Thomas
12 Adams Mrs James
Christie Andrew
Eaglesham James
Fordyce Lewis
Forsyth Alex.
M'Phail Archibald
13 Buchanan James W.
Gardner Robert
Marshall Robert
Wilson John
14 Duncan James
Macfie John
Mitchell Archibald
Neilson Alexander
NELSON STREET (West).
2 Alexander John
Bisset John 1 Smith John
Currie James 2 Bell Miss
Hannah William Black James W.
6 Craig Andrew E. Robertson Charles
Eadie David 3 Napier William
7 Currie William 4 Carmichael Dugald
Gordon John Crawford William
Jago William B. Macfie John, jun.
Mason Joseph W. Smith John
Sinclair William 5 Cameron Murdo
Tarbet John M'Kenzie Kenneth
8 Beith Matthew M 'Skimming Andrew
M'Neill Thomas Miller William
Pinkerton Ebenezer 6 Aitken John
Shearer Thomas Kemp Mrs Joseph
Waller Joseph M'Dowall Robert S.
9 Cunningham Colin 9 Brown Mrs Peter
Duncan Archibald Cameron Mrs James
Millar John Hanvey James
M'Tavish Angus M'Gregor Alexander
Shaw William Storer Daniel
Thomson William 1 1 Barbour Thomas
10 Barbour James Carmichael Archibald
Binning James Herriot Samuel
Graham Edward Hunt John
Law William Low James
2 3

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Nelson Street, West— Continued.
II M'Callum Misses
Stevenson William S.
13 Dunn Mrs Andrew
Kirk Mrs
M'Callum Miss Mary
M 'Quire Robert
M'Neill Alexander
Nicol Mrs
Pattison Robert
Schroeder Charles
14 M'Crae Daniel
15 Campbell Mrs Jane
Humphreys Joseph
Longwill Mrs William
M 'Bride Mrs
M'Intyre Daniel
Munro Mrs C.
Taylor James
17 Cameron Daniel
Carmichael Mrs Donald
Dewar Mrs C.
Gibbs Miss Ann
Hoy Qeorge
Hutcheson Mrs
King Robert
Madden Mrs William
Marshall Robert
Wilson James L.
19 Kennedy Mrs
M'Kellar John
M'Millan John
Miller John
Neil Mrs R.
Patrick Alexander
Ramage John
Wink John
21 Armour John
Collins William
Currie Peter
Grant Mrs H.
Kennedy Mrs
Paterson John
Pollock Mrs Thomas
Swan George W.
23 Campbell Alexander
Jamieson William
M'Callum Neil
Stewart Duncan
25 Brown William J. M.
Crowe William
Fleet Alfred
STREET DIRECTORY.
25 Fielding David
Machell William
27 Blue Robert
Grubb Charles
Macaskill Malcolm
Marquis Mrs Janet
Manson Rose
Todd John
29 Devlin Mrs
M'Cubbin Mrs E.
Macdonald Donald
Mitchell William
MacLachlan Alexander
Thomson Charles
30 Baird John
Bell Mrs James
Crawford Mrs Charles
Dalziel Mrs William
M 'Bride Mrs
31 Edwards James
M 'Vicar Neil
Rodger John
Whiteford Robert
32 Campbell James
Eddington Adam B.
M'Lellan Andrew
Pollock John
Thomson George
White William
33 Bark Andrew
Brown William
Kennedy Mrs William
Macadam Mrs Peter
Symington David
Symington Martin T. P.
34 Blair Daniel
Crawford William
Cromarty James
M'Dowall James
Mathieson Robert
Stephens Mrs
Williamson Charles
36 M'Lean Dugald
Wright Robert
38 Hill James
Murray Alexander C.
Stevenson Peter
40 Fowler Alexander A.
Fry William
Logan Francis

NEWARK STREET.
I Agnew James
3 Macdougall Dugald
4 Thorburn J. G.
5 Caircl Robert
6 M'Callum Mrs Duncan
7 Grieve Robert
8 Leitch Arthur O.
9 Shankland James H.
II Cameron Charles, M.P.
11 Crichton Hugh
12 Leiteh John
12 Caird Colin S.
14 Stewart Andrew
15 Caird Patrick T.
17 M'Neil Thomas
21 Cant James
Shankland Mrs Robert
23 Cowan John
25 Mason Robert
26 Neill Mrs John
28 Barrie Andrew D.
30 Mumme Carl
36 Thorne Robert
37 Smart J. R.
38 Curtis William H.
39 Caird Arthur
40 Houston R. H.
41 Scott Alexander
42 Paterson R. R.
44 Walker Louson
NEWTON STREET.
5 Keefe John
Lessels Gilbert H.
Mathieson Archibald
M'Lean Duncan
7 Kernachan William
Macfie Archibald
Shaw Mrs
13 Bozenberg William
Cook Mrs
Hyndman William L.
Inglis Andrew
Robertson John
Russell David, M.B., CM.
15 Campbell John
Cormack George
STREET DIRECTORY. 355
15 Cruickshank Francis
Dunn Archibald C.
Gilchrist John
Herd James
Miller Mrs R.
Moore James
17 Allan John
Forbes John
Kay John M.
Kerr Archibald
Mackenzie Peter
Macnaught Mrs William
Swan John
Wright Alexander
19 Carmichael Alexander
Collins Mrs J. B. S.
Currie Mrs Malcolm
Fielding William
Macglashan John
Morrison Donald
Rae George A.
Scott Alexander
21 Anderson Alex. T.
Bathgate Alexander
Easton Daniel M'Q.
Malcolm John
M'Kellar Donald
Rodger John
Scott Alexander
Stewart Mrs D.
23 Altmont Duncan
Campbell Charles
Douglas William
Kean Mrs Francis
M'Leod Colin
Niven G. W.
Preston James
Rankin Alexander
25 Brown Niven
Downie William
Fletcher A.
Hamilton William
M'Gregor Miss
Mackinnon Alexander
Marshall Mrs Janet
Miller James
Straine George
26 Bendell Edwin
Gauldie Mrs Robert L.
Harvey J.
Innes Miss
Mackail J. G.

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Newton Street— Continued
26 Macnaught John W.
27 Wilson John
28 Chalmers Alexander
Doig-Mrs Alexander
Gillies John B.
Justice William
29 M'Nab Archibald
Smith William
30 Lawson Mrs John
Love Robert, jun.
MacCallum James B.
Rose Archibald
Shaw Miss Mary
Warden Andrew
31 M'Callum Donald
33 Macnaught A.
Twigg Edward
35 Rodger Mrs Alexander
37 Williamson George
39 Arkley Miss
Reid R. A.
44 Rutherford George
45 Swan Mrs William
46 Jamieson Thomas
49 Leitch Daniel
51 Mories James S.
53 Bremner Alexander
Brown M. M'C.
55 Kerr Robert
57 Johnstone Rev. M. P.
59 Walker John
61 Hutcheson Mrs James
62 Marrat Rev. J.
63 Lindsay A. N.
64 Armitage George
65 Lang James
66 Borthwick Thomas
67 Allan Robert
69 Lyle Robert, jun.
71 Cook William
73 Pollock Mrs John M.
75 Luxton George T.
yy M'Clure Wm., jun.
79 Auld William
87 Muir R. G.
89 Grant Rev. Alexander D.
91 Jamieson James S.
93 Crawford J. W.
95 Dunlop M. F.
96 Macnab Miss
STREET DIRECTORY
NICOLSON STREET.
7 Rowan John
Waugh James
8 Currie Mrs John
Dow John
9 Grant Lachlan
Smith Philip
18 M'Leod Mrs Aulay
20 Douglas George
27 Lyle Mrs
M'Kellar Mrs
M'Lean Robert
Hamilton Thomas
31 Lowey George
M'Kellar Mrs C.
Morrison William
33 Bethune Mrs
36 Stevens Alexander
38 Cumming Mrs
Cram Peter
Hardie Alexander
40 Dawson John
Fisher Mrs
Harvie R. D. N.
MTlwraith Miss
Watson Mrs Thomas
49 M'Corquodale Lachlan
61 Fowlis William
Harley James
MTlwraith Mrs
63 Brown David
Currie Hugh
Leitch Mrs Charles
M'Kellar Archibald
M'Call Donald
Macrae James
Wade John
65 Gillies John
Macdonald iUexander
Maxwell David
Paton Alexander
67 Auld James
Cameron Robert
Campbell Dugald
Chalmers Andrew
Ferguson William
Govan Quintin
M'Farlane David
M'Pherson James
69 Davidson Robert

Nicolson Street—Continued
69 Leitch Nicol
Ritchie Thomas
Stewart Francis
Templeton Robt. P.
71 Allison Miss
Clark Mrs Thomas
Flockhart Mrs Isabella
Fortune Alexander P.
Hart James
Kerr John
M'Gregor Charles
M'Kechnie Dugald
73 Chalmers Miss M.
Ferguson Donald
Gallacher Mrs
Kane George
Lamont Miss
Malcolm Archibald
M'Pherson Mrs Janet
NILE STREET.
5 M'Gill Robert M.
7 Larkin Felix
M'Closky Mrs
M'Kellar John
8 Anderson Robert
Irvine Alexander
10 Edwards Archibald
Lang James
12 Aitchison Mrs
Denny John
Graham Malcolm
Lee James
OCTAVIA TERRACE.
Baxter W. B., Whitefarland
1 MacCulloch Colin
2 Nicol Mrs D.
3 Maclean James
5 Adam Archibald
7 Murdoch James
9 Neill Tom
13 Neill William J.
17 Kerr Robert
19 Glen'James
21 Rankin John F.
25 Clerk Duncan
6
STREET DIRECTORY. 61
27 Curtis Charles H.
49 Ramsay Charles G.
51 Thorne Thomas M.
53 Clink John D.
55 Walker Frederick M.
57 Watson James
59 Williamson James
63 Orkney Robert
65 Orkney Miss M. N.
67 Thorburn Mrs
OLD HILLEND.
2 M'Dougall Duncan
Smith Mrs William
4 Copeland Nathan
6 Kidd Robert
Liddell Mrs John
Mathieson Hugh
Tait Charles
ORANGEFIELD PLACE.
2 Tytler Matthew
3 Cameron Samuel
Gilliland William
5 Walker W.
7 Jamieson Robert
Jamieson Miss
Walker Alexander
9 Cook Robert
King Robert
PATRICK STREET.
12 Blair Robert
Rennie Mrs James
14 Taylor Rev. Alexander
1 Campbell Dugald
17 Brown Charles
19 Denniston John S.
20 Macalister Daniel
21 Deas John S.
Richmond Mrs Archibald F.
22 Macintyre John D.
23 Pennell Miss
24 Anderson Robert
Banks Alexander
Galbraith John

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STREET DIRECTORY.
Patrick Street—Continued 1 Telfer Mrs C.
24 Hunter Mrs John 4 Blackie Robert
Rendall Mrs Robert Caldwell William
Young David M 'Cowan James
26 Fyfe Mrs M'Neill Archibald
Grieve George Murray John
Hendry James 5 Harley Allen
M 'Master Miss 7 Hogg John
Smith Peter M'Lachlan Dugald
Wilson M. M'Millan David
27 Angus Thomas Nicolson David
Chirrey Alexander 9 Burns James
Flockhart Mrs John Campbell Alexander
Marshall John Fortune David
Minto George Hamilton John
M'Cuaig Mrs Samuel 17 Cameron Matthew
29 Holmes John
Lawrie Mrs Robert
Smith Adam P. RATHO STREET.
Smith Robert
Smith Mrs Allan B. Barclay John, Oakfield, east
Cameron Allan, Oakfield, east
PORT-GLASGOW ROAD. Kincaid J. G., Oakfield, west
Lambie Alex., Oakfield, west
7 Cameron John Smith Mrs J., Oakfield, east
Short Thomas Strang Rev. R. C, The Manse
16 Orr John I Campbell James
Russell Mrs J. R. Hendry Charles
18 Bennett Joseph 5 Anderson Peter
77 Sharer Alfred Boffey Mrs R. S.
79 Caidenhead Mrs G. Collins Henry
Maitland John 7 Gilmour James
Murray George Graham James
81 Stevenson John Rennie John
89 Carmichael John Scott Peter
91 Bingham Robert Suttie John
99 Davidson George 9 Heron John
103 Allan John Johnston Robert
Lambie Hugh H.
PRINCES STREET. Smith James
2 Christie Malcolm
Cutbertson Archibald REGENT STREET.
Kelso Charles
Martin Robert 3 Brown Alexander
4 Slater James, B.A. Cameron Donald
Dempster Mrs
Gilmour Thomas
PROSPECTHILL STREET. Griffiths William
Kerr Colin
1 Algie James M'Millan Bernard
Scott Alexander 5 Cameron Mrs Donald

Regent Street— Continued
5 Campbell Allan
10 Clark David
M'Clement James
11 Buchan William
Gilchrist Neil
Russell Henry
Whiteford William
12 Gordon James
14 Clark Miss
M'Intyre Donald
Tonner John
15 Burns Mrs John
Hamilton Miss
Hannah James
M'CIure William
Sands William
16 Todd Mrs
18 M'Coig Duncan
Sheridan Miss
19 Adam Mrs
Brown James
Howie Henry
M'Coll Mrs Helen
Vallance Miss Janet
25 Crawford James
Highet James
Logan Francis B.
Napier James
Whyte John
27 Burns William
Macdonald Mrs Mary
Macfarlan Alexander
Robertson John
Scott James
Stove Thomas
29 Keith Duncan
Orr John E.
Pettigrew Robert
31 Aitken Miss
Bell Mrs James
Gaze William
Henry Mrs Robert
Sharp John
33 Patrick Robert
35 Brown James
Chalmers Tohn
Hunter A. Craig
Ritchie Andrew
Russell W. C.
Ryan Michael
37 Bell Peter
STREET DIRECTORY. 359
42 Soutar William
Wilson Mrs Andrew
43 Carlyle John, M.D.
Christie Rev. Charles, M.A.
45 Orr John, jun.
46 Millar James
52 Leishman James
Tolmie Alexander
53 Fletcher Alexander
M'Keeman William J.
56 Richmond Alexander
Service John
57 Kinnaird James
Neil James
Walker John
59 Campbell Angus
Kilpatrick Samuel
Kirk wood Robert
60 M'Kay Archibald
Munn Robert
61 Gregor James
62 Boyd James
Chalmers Mrs Peter
Duthie James
M'llwraith Mrs R.
Watt James H.
63 Lang Matthew
66 Bissell William
Wilkie Malcolm
67 Brown John
Lee Charles
69 Brown Mrs Dugald
M'Lean Duncan
71 Anderson John
Collison Robert
Hutchison David
M'Kinnon Dugald
73 Bresland Michael
Campbell Duncan
M'Nab Mrs
75 Borthwick Thomas
M'Gill Robert
77 Crombie Mark
Crawford John
M'Farlane Alexander
M'Laughlin Daniel
Roe George
ROBERTSON STREET.
2 Brotchie Mrs Donald
Duncan Rev. Alexander

3

ROXBURGH STREET.
5 Andrew Mrs Alexander
Fisher John
Morrison Mrs
Paterson William
Reid J. Kerr
Smith Thomas
7 Hutton William
Morrison John A.
9 Anderson Robert
11 Baillie James
Connell Alexander
Gush James
White James
15 Allan Alexander
Campbell John
Filshie George
18 Bain William
M 'Connell William
Weir James C.
19 Dallas Matthew
Young William J.
20 M'Glashan John C.
21 Millar John
Service Alexander
23 Barr James
Docker James
Hamilton Mrs Janet
Houston Peter
Kirkpatrick George
M'Leod Mrs
24 Greenwood George
Rorison Thomas D.
29 M 'Vicar James
Soutter H. D.
30 Bell Arthur
Gallacher John
Gilmour James
M 'Bride Donald
M'George William
M'Kay Robert
Stewart James
31 Macfarlane John
M 'Nab James S.
Taylor Mrs
33 Cameron Wm. R.
Craig Hugh
Halliday James
M'Kay Mrs
35 Cuthbert Mrs
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35 M'Cowatt Thomas
Muir William
37 Duncan Mrs John
Harvey David
M'Millan Hugh
Mackay John
Tulloch John
4i Angus Duncan
Hope Charles
M'Kay John
42 Cameron Lachlan
Hamilton Mrs
M'Guire John
45 M 'Lachlan Duncan
M'Lean Miss K.
47 Aitken John
Bissett Andrew
King Duncan
M'Lean Mrs
50 Brown William
Macdonald Angus
M'Lean Daniel
Robertson Robert
52 Hendry James
65 Harper John
M'Meikan John
M'Millan Donald
Nicol Andrew
67
Dick Archibald
Kellet George
Patrick James
Whyte Thomas
69 Collins Henry
M'Farlane William
M'lver John
M'Kervie David
Livingstone Duncan
71 Graham Mrs
M'Kee William
M'Neil Mrs
Trotter Robert
73 Porter M.
81 M'Lean Mrs
Reid Miss
Robertson Thomas
Whitelaw Robert
Yorston Miss
82 Handyside Mrs
Ross Mrs
Telfer Thomas
Whiteside Alexander
83 Calder Mrs

362 STREET DIRECTORY.
Roxburgh Street—Continued
83 Chalmers Samuel
Johnston Samuel
Sutherland Peter
85 Campbell Duncan
M'Farlane William
M'Millan Robert
Weir Mrs
87 Falconer William
M'Kellar Hugh
M'Nutt Samuel
Wright Matthew
89 Brown John
M'Kay Mrs
M'Lachlan James
Rodger Win. C.
93 Edgar James
Glendinning Thomas
M'Creadie James
Sands James
Whiteford William
95 Briton Thomas
Clunie James
Graham Alexander
Leslie David
M'Gilp Archibald
M'Kee George
Murphy David
Nelson Duncan
Smith James
97 Banks David S.
Highet Hugh
M'Gregor Robert
Munro Alexander
Paterson Robert
Young William
RUE-END STREET.
I Gallacher Mrs Win.
5 Anderson William
Brock Robert
15 M'Innes Dugald
29 Cook John
M'Neur John
Robertson William
49 Fleming John
51 Abrahams Samuel
Hume George
Wilson David
55 Craig Cornelius
55 Pottie J. D.
59 Forbes Hugh
Kirdy Mrs John
Orr John
63 Colligan Patrick
M'Lean Thomas
M'Millan Mrs M.
65 Campbell Robert
Donnelly Miss
M'Kenna James
M'Phail Colin
67 Berndt Herman
Hamilton Robert
Massicks James
ST. ANDREW SQUARE.
2 Muir William
6 Boyd Mrs Janet
ST. ANDREW STREET.
1 Boag Kenneth
M'Leod Donald
2 Forrester William
Hogg William
Wilson William
3 Foulds James
ST. LAWRENCE STREET.
6 Johnston John
12 Brown William
Hutcheson George
Hutcheson James
Scott David
14 Agnew Robert
Montgomery Thomas
16 Byers John
18 Docker Edward
Dunning John
Lyon Peter
M' Donald Duncan
Pickett W. J.
Robertson John
Stark David
20 Ross John
22 Lamont Andrew
Love George

St. Lawrence Street— Continued
22 Macdermott James
Palmer Thomas
Robertson Mrs
24 Ferguson Mrs John
Harrison Thomas
M'Kellar James
M'Lean Charles
Thomson Peter
30 Cameron Mrs
Gordon Thomas
M'Kinnon Donald
32 Buchanan John
Forrester James
Kerr Mrs William
Robson Benjamin
Steel William
34 Patrick Robert
Somerville W'illiam
36 Anderson Alexander
M'Affer Murdoch
M 'Donald Peter
M'Kenzie Donald
38 Pollock John
40 Fielding Alexander
Haddow Mrs Thomas
Thomson Peter
42 Longwill James
M'Kinnon Daniel
M'Leod John
Shaw James
48 Donaldson David
M'Neil William
50 Black Mrs Daniel
Caldwell Alexander
Lang Hugh
52 Grott Ferdinand
54 Hood John
Howie James
M'Kenzie Mrs
Tucker David
56 Cameron Hugh
M'Leod John
Shand Thomas
Turner John
SALMON STREET.
6 Gerrard James
STREET DIRECTORY. 363
SHAW PLACE.
1 Laurie James, M.B., CM.
2 Gowans Andrew
Gray Mrs John
Wilson Alexander M.
3 Marshall James
Turner Mrs John
4 Crawford Alexander
MacKail James
5 Baxter Andrew
6 Carrigan George
7 Conway Francis
Klause William
8 Lyle Archibald
Tierney Alexander II.
Tierney Mrs John
9 Blair Richard
Blair Thomas
10 Gorman James
Menzies George
Smith John
SHAW STREET.
17 Cairns John
27 Campbell Archibald
Lamont Alexander
29 M'Allister Donald
WT augh Richard
43 Bradley William
45 Montague George
Morrison James
47 White John
51 Cohen Jacob
Nairn Alexander
Sweenie Joseph
M'Intyre Donald
M'Conologue Thomas
SIR MICHAEL STREET.
6 Gordon William
14 Low Mrs James
18 M'Callum Mrs
23 M'Dougall Dugald
33 Gourlay Thomas
37 Ferguson Donald
39 Clark James W.

3 6 4
Sir Michael Street -Continued
40 Bauman J.
41 Bolton Joseph
Dickson James
Gilmour James
Johnston Mrs Emma
M 'Cover Robert
SOUTH STREET.
2 Campbell Mrs John
Cunningham Robert
M'Jannet John
Noble John
Pohlmann Mrs
4 Chalmers Alexander M.
Edwards Simon
Kennedy Mrs
Lang Mrs Robert
Miller James •
Sheridan Robert
7 M' Naught John
8 Campbell Alexander
Connor John
Drummond Daniel
Gibson Walter
Kennedy Robert
, Sheridan Joseph
Stewart John
9 Baxter Thomas
Bell Mrs J. A.
Jamieson Mrs Alexander
M'William Misses
Mathieson David
Woods Alfred
10 Campbell Miss Mary
Duncan John
Ferguson John
Fulton Robert
Henneman Herman
Liddell James D.
M'Gregor James W.
Nicol Robert
Paxton Matthew
12 Carlin William
Dowall James
Duncan Mrs Robert
Hunter Miss
Inglis Robert
James William
STREET DIRECTORY.
13 Kennedy Hugh
14 Birkmyre Miss
Crawford Robert
Currie Richard
M'Millan Lachlan
M'Vean Duncan
Pollock Robert
Thomson Robert A.
15 Campbell Alexander
Haxton Mrs James
Kidd Benjamin
M'Cuaig Magnus
M'Kay Robert
M'Lellan Peter
16 Boyd Miss S.
Cameron Matthew
Dick Mrs Andrew
Grierson Donald
' Park Miss
Shaw Mrs William
Waun John O.
17 Anton David
Chalmers Miss M.
Noble Tom
Smith Hugh
18 Allan Robert
Brighton John
Buchanan W. G.
Campbell Alexander
Campbell Jemima
Inglis James
M'Kenzie Mrs D.
Munn William
19 Campbell Alexander
Graham Hugh, jun.
M 'Arthur Hugh
M'Dougall Allan
Millar John
20 Barbour Archibald
Dale George B.
Dempster James
Dick Thomas
Drysdale Robert
Fisher Mrs Thomas
M'Kinnon Neil
22 Brown George
Crawford Mrs Robert
Currie Samuel
M'Kirdy James
Ramsay Alexander
Ritchie Hugh
24 Barclay John

South Street— Continued
24 Fisher John C.
Gall Mrs R.
M'Fadyen Archibald
M'Intosh Alexander
Storer Andrew
Walker William
26 Houston David
M'Whirter Mrs
Middleton James
Munro William
28 Crawford William
Kirk Robert
Logan George
M'Pherson Peter
Prowse James
30 Gordon James
Humphreys Joseph, jun.
M'Innes Mrs
32 Dick Mrs Boyd
Gordon William
Hoggan John
Holmes William
Mackie Mrs David
34 Bendell Paul
Denney John
Dickson George
Jones Richard W.
Kerr Edward
Lowe Thomas
36 Eagar J. B.
Eaglesom Hugh
Gwynne Daniel, jun.
Hyslop Wm. W.
Poison Misses
38 Brown E. L.
Simpson Thomas S.
40 Gait Mrs Robert
44 Ballanytyne William
48 Bathgate Mrs A.
50 Reid James
52 Watt John
54 Liddell Miss
58 Leckie John
SPRINGKELL STREET.
I Simpson James
6 Laird Alexander
13 Sinclair James
STREET DIRECTORY. 365
TERRACE ROAD.
10 Mechan Thomas
Mundie James
Rae John
12 Gillies Alexander
Howie Hugh
14 Sharp John
Williamson Alexander
TOBAGO STREET.
II Montford Jabez
17 M'Kinnay John
23 Crumlish Peter
32 Graham Francis
TRAFALGAR STREET.
3 Bleakley Francis
Kinniburgh John
MTntyre Ewing
Robertson John
4 Fernley John
Percival Hugh
5 Williamson Mrs
6 Allan James
Chalmers Hugh
Schilp Frederick
Shaw Mrs Neil
8 Brown James
Laurent F. B.
M'Coll Peter
9 Chambers Mrs Wm.
Glendinning Mrs
MTntosh Donald
12 Darroch Miss
M 'Dougall John
Muir James
Nixon James
Smith William
14 Macintosh John
16 Bucklitsch Edward
Crawford Archibald
M'Kenzie William
Sime Charles
Whitson Robert

8
366 STREET DIRECTORY.
Trafalgar Street—Continued
1 Boag Mrs A.
Fleming Henry
M'Clure William
19 Baxter John
Burrows W.
Greig John
M'Girr John
M'Innes Hugh
Revie Mrs James
Trevethen Thomas
20 M 'Alpine Alexander
M'Gregor George R.
Morrison James
Wilson Thomson
21 Brown Thomas
Burns George
Cameron Hugh
Sutherland Alexander M.
Tarbet William
22 M'Auslan Lorn
Rae Robert
Wilson Peter C. C.
23 Jack Mrs Hugh
Kinnaird William
M'Claverty John
M'Millan Daniel
Smith James
24 Boden John
M'Dougall Mrs
M'Ginlay Patrick
M'Kellar John
Rowe George
Urquhart Robert
25 Andrews Hugh
Campbell Donald
Cowan Alexander R.
Millar James
Pattison George
26 Byng George
Luckham James
M'Kenzie George
Stevenson Adam
Vanhoeve Mrs John
27 Black Robert
Robertson Alexander
Fitzgerald Michael
Fleming Matthew
Love William
28 Brown Angus
M'Dougall John
Fleming Mrs Daniel
28 Johnstone Thomas
Millar William H.
29 Bradley John
Fisher H. O.
31 Chalmers Andrew
Armour John
Patrick A.
Milligan John
Ritchie John
Whyte Archibald
36 MTntyre Archibald
45 Barclay Robert
Baxter Thomas H.
Cameron Miss
Graham Thomas
47 Taylor John
Boyd James, jun.
Buick Thomas
M'Gregor Robert M.
49 Allison Thomas
Ferguson James
M'Intyre William
UNION STREET.
I Gray Robert
Johnston Miss
4 Kilpatrick Hugh
5 Bowie James
Rennie Thomas
6 Holmes Alexander
M'Vey James
7 Buchanan Mrs
Thomson George
9 Paton Allan Park
12 Calder Marcus
M'Millan W. B.
13 Mackellar Miss
Thorn Alexander
16 Wallace James, M.D.
17 Barclay John S.
Davie John
20 Black Thomas
Tarbet James
21 Ferguson Charles
Watson Alexander L.
22 Muir Allan
23 Stewart William
24 Conning H. & J.
Edgar George

Union Street—Continued
24 Hall Miss Emily
Moir Robert W.
Munro George S.
Rougvie Mrs John
Stevenson Misses
27 Dryden Robert
Murray Robt. S.
29 Cluck ie N. Gordon
33 Hair William
Watson Mrs Frederick
36 Rennie Robert
37 Black Dr
38 Hutcheson John M.
39 Boyd Mrs Andrew
40 Tasker Mrs Andrew
41 Brownlie Miss
48 Begg Henderson
J.
51 Robertson Mrs John
53 Neill James
54 Trew Rev. John
55 Ferguson Alexander
57 Hill Mrs Ramsay
Hill Ninian
58 Scott Joseph D.
61 Poulter Thomas
63 Letham Alexander B.
Rodger Miss
65 Blair Miss
Smith Mrs
Steele Miss
Walton John D.
66 M'Clu re William
67 Anderson Mrs Richard
Rowan George
68 JerdanRev.Chas.M.A.,LL.B.
69 Campbell Mrs Alexander
70 Macmillan Rev. Hugh, D.D.
72 Lyle Robert
73 Grieve James
Russell James
75 Gilmour R. S.
Hill Robert
Macfarlan Mrs Alexander
Wright Mrs
77 Lindsay Mrs William
78 M'Kirdy Mrs
80 Alexander John
82 MacEachran Dugald
84 Blair David
86 MTntosh William
Morton George
STREET DIRECTORY. 367
VENNEL.
18 Heron John
27 Duncan James
49 Simpson William
51 Clark Joseph
58 Bradley Anthony
WATT PLACE.
1 Aitken William N. A.
Anderson Mrs Andrew
Downing Mrs William
Houston Mrs James
2 Cunningham Robert
Heitman Charles
Owen R.
WATT STREET.
3 Symington John
4 Harms William
Stevenson Robert
5 Hoggan William
Walker Archibald
6 Campbell Mrs
M'Rae Neil
Mayors Mrs R. G.
Robertson Mrs Donald
Smart John
Steinke Herman
7 Briceland Andrew
Henderson Mrs Bruce
8 Boyd Mrs James
Hodge William
M 'Culloch James
Spiers A. H.
9 Allan David
M'Gill Hugh
Matthews Peter
Smith Mrs J.
Stewart Alexander
IO M'Ewan Alexander
M'Lean John
M'Lachlan James
Main Robert

3 6S STREET DIRECTORY.
Watt Street— Continued
io Peddie William
11 Boyd Tames
Duffy "Daniel
Innes Mrs
Laird William
Maccallum James
Thomson Michael
12 Adam Willam
Alexander William
Darroch Miss
13 Archer William
M 'Archer Daniel
M'Donald Alexander
M'Kenzie Catherine
Smith Joseph
WELLINGTON STREET.
2 Crawford James
Lee Robert
Ingram W. B.
Young David
4 Brodie Mrs
6 M'Quistan Finlay
8 Austin Adam
Jack John
M'Kie Samuel
M'Niven Donald
Neil Rev. J. C.
Wilson William
9 Duncan Alexander
Livingstone Duncan
Park John
Wilson Robert
10 Cook David
Guthrie James
Macdonald A. K.
M'Lelland James
Reid James
Sloan James
11 M'Allister John
12 Campbell James
Campbell Thomas
Holmes John
M 'Arthur Archibald
M'Whirter Mrs Hugh
Morrin William
Smith Peter
14 M'Cowatt James
14 Martin Duncan T.
Melrose Mrs
Whyte Thomas
16 Armstrong David A.
Brown Mrs W. S.
Buchan Walter
Fleming Mrs John
Reid Archibald
Wilson John
Whyte James
18 Ferguson James M.
Hardie John
Lyon Dugald
Wallace James
19 Foggarty James
Getty Robert
M'Neil Mrs A.
Milne James
Wallace James
20 Baird Hugh
Cochrane Crawford
Conologue John
Hughes John
21 Barr Robert
M'Whirter John
Moffat Alexander
Morrison John
Smith Thomas
Young Stewart
22 Brunton Charles
Gait Archibald
Ireland Mrs M.
M'Kinnon Mrs Robert
Ritchie Mrs William
Smith William
24 Finlay Hugh
Malcolm George
M'Kenzie Peter
Shearer Mrs Janet
Smith Mrs
25 Coote Mrs
26 Borthwick David
Lang John
Robert Mrs
Todd John
28 Maitland Mrs Janet
Russell John
Kirkpatrick William
Munro James
Paul John
M 'Fie James
Simpson Alexander

Wellington Street—Continued
30 Aikman Thomas
M'Dougall Peter
Currie Gilbert
Hoy Mrs James
Innes Joseph
Savage Thomas
Service Archibald
35 Fry David
Hyndman Robert
M'Lellan Malcolm
M'Neil William
M 'Donald Hugh
M 'Donald Robert
Stewart Thomas
37 Holburn Robert, sen.
39 Purdon James
43 Baine William
45 M'Millan George
Shearer James
52 Berry James
Leggat William
M'Lean Miss
54 Gillies Malcolm
Kitchen James
64 Brown David
Hampton William
Lang William
M'Callum Robert
M'Lean John
Buie John
66 Easton Robert F.
Fletcher Dugald
Jenkins William
Knox James
Lovell William
Whiteford John
68 Hannah Robert
Hutcheson George
Laird Alexander
Laird James
M'Lean Malcolm
Murray Neil
70 Lamont Hugh
M'Cracken Hugh K.
M'Tavish John
May George W.
Cram James
Grieve Robert
Smeaton Mrs
71 Dale Archibald
Edgar John
24
STREET DIRECTORY. 369
71 Hamilton Thomas
Imrie John
M'Cue Alexander
Watson Andrew
72 Boyd James
Burton Thomas
Chalmers Archibald
Duncan James
M'Ausland John
M'Millan William
74 Allan William J.
Honeyman R.
Houston Archibald
M'Intosh Mrs James
M 'Kim John
Muir William
75 Lang Mrs William
Malcolm John
Robertson Donald
Sims Mrs Elizabeth
Stark Robert
Swanston Rev. D.
Telfer Henry
76 M'Cue James
Wood Allan
•jy Boyle Thomas
Macfarlane John
Doak Joseph
Ireland William
Kinnell James
Scott Robert
Thomson Dugald
78 Dobbin John
79 Ferguson Robert
81 Fraser William
Hill William
M'Ausland William
Douglas Robert
Rowe George B.
83 Barclay John
Blair Robert
Brown Adam
Cuthbertson James S.
Muir William
Nicol John
85 Anderson James
Kidd Robert
M 'Arthur John
Murray Alexander B.
Wilson John
Wilson Thomas
87 Anderson William

37° STREET DIRECTORY.
Wellington Street—Continued
8j Bradley James
Dick David
Hair William
Liddell Alexander
M'Dougall William
WEST BLACKHALL STREET.
5 Gillies Miss
6 Duncan Mrs J.
Clark Joseph
Rowan William A.
7 Morrison James
8 Malcolm Mrs
14 Bell John
Crook John C.
Drummond Robert
Menzies Mrs John
Paterson William
Smith Thomas W.
17 M'Eleny John
M'Nally John St. V.
Seath Robert
20 M'Gugan Angus
22 Brown John
Cowley Charles
M'Kay William
Sinclair John
23 Denny Charles
M'Lean Alexander
Peace Mrs John
24 Davies Mrs William
Hunter William
Keogh John
M'Kay James
Mackenzie Mrs
25 Gerdes August A.
Shepherd William
26 Griffiths Jane
Keenan Mrs
M'Culloch James
M'Luckie Thomas
M' Master William
Phillips Robert
Smith John
Thomson Alexander
27 Borthwick James
Clinton William
Docherty James
27 Heard Alexander
Morton Mrs
30 Anderson John
Fowler William
Shankland Mrs Thomas
32 Munn Alexander
Seath Mrs
34 Ferguson George
M'Ewan Mrs Archibald
M'Gugan George
Wallace A. C.
35 M'Cormick Henry
36 Burnside Miss Elizabeth
Fox Francis
Irving Miss
Watson Robert
37 Hagan Mrs Charles
M 'Arthur Mrs Duncan
M 'Cor mack James
40 Lawrence Mrs David
41 Brodie William
Garrod Mrs
Kerr Thomas
M 'Arthur Mrs
M'Leod Mrs A.
Thomson James S.
Trotter John
43 Crookshanks Joseph
Hamilton James
52 Hoskins James
M 'Fadzean James
Morrison Robert
WEST BURN STREET.
2 Crawford Robert
8 Crawford Alexander
18 Goodhugh Fred.
25 Paterson A.
31 Ahlfield Bernard
Sayers Alexander
33 Glen Mrs
M'Donnell Thomas
34 Haig Mrs James
35 Dunn Mrs Archibald
Garven J. W.
36 Glen Mrs James
40 Allan Joseph
Greves Alexander
41 Kennedy Donald

WEST STEWART STREET.
I Findlay John
3 M 'Donald Charles
5 dimming Miss
Dewar John
M'Diarmid John
MTntyre Allan
Quinn Patrick
Storms Mrs A.
6 M' Donald Donald
9 Marshall William
n Dodd William
Grant Thomas
Main John
Simpson James
13 Colligan John
Comrie Mrs
M'Callum Duncan
M'Kay Mrs Jessie
15 Burns Jonathan
M'Lean Dugald
17 Shearer James
20 A'Hara James
Watters John S.
22 Binnie William
Campbell Robert
Fraser James
M'Gregor Peter
Molseed James
23 Mitchell John
M'Ausland Mrs John
Robertson Thomas
Taylor Mrs Jane
24 Fletcher Malcolm
Hendry Robert
Keenan Robert
M'Kay Miss C.
25 Hair Miss Catherine
Waldron John
32 Boyle Elizabeth
STREET DIRECTORY. 371
32 Brand William
Morrison Alexander
Morrison J. D.
O'Hara William
33 Auld William
Barrie David
Campbell Mrs A.
M'Creadie James
Millar William
34 Brand Mrs David
Buchan Robert
Smith John
Thomson William
35 David Simon H.
Hall Joshua
M'Ki'nlay Peter C.
Steel William
36 M/'Ewan Thomas
37 Barr Robert
Fowler Boyd A.
Hope William
38 M'Kellar Robert
WILLIAM STREET.
5 M'Lachlan Alexander
7 Docherty George
9 King Robert
YORK STREET.
2 Clark David
3 Beaton Mrs Thomas
Marley Patrick
5 Barbour James
Rodger Thomas
7 Trotter William

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APPENDIX.
GREENOCK POST OFFICE,
WALLACE PLACE—MAY, 1894.
Postmaster—WILLIAM KENNEDY BRYSON.
Chief Clerk
—
James Allan.
Postal Department.—Assistant Superintendent— James Brown ;
Clerks— John Hoggan, James Angus, G. G. M'Gregor (clerk in
charge), and John Knowles ; Sorting Clerks, 1st Class—Andrew
Molseed, Walter M'Kenzie, and Alexander Cameron; 2nd Class
Crawford Cochrane, John Ritchie, W. M'N. M'Culloch, John Locke,
W. C. Seaton, Win, M. Logan, A. A. Kerr, George Brown, D. A.
C. Weir, Samuel Carter, Malcolm M'Lellan, William Neilson, Robert
M'Coughey, Andrew Pollock, and Charles M'Kirdy.
Inspector of Postmen and Telegraph Messengers, Robert W. T.
M'Nab ; Town Postmen, 51 ; Auxiliary Postmen, 4; Auxiliary Rural
Postman, 1.
Telegraph Department. —Superintendent — R. B. Guthrie;
Clerks—George Anderson, Alex. Cruickshank, and Robert S. M'Dowall
Telegraphists, 1st Class—Archibald T. Turner and Alexander Smith ;
2nd Class— James Lennox, William Duncan, Peter C. C. Wilson,
Robert White, James Bell, William Thompson, Henry Clark, James
Thomson, John P. Allan, and Robert Bryson. Females— 1st Class—M.
A. P. Crawford ; 2nd Class—Isabella B. Cathie, M. S. M'E. Smith,
M. J. Millar, Agnes Johnstone, Jeanie Macfie, and J. L. Shearer.
Distributors, 4 ; Telegraph Messengers, 28.
Telegraph Engineering Department. — Inspector — John
Donald ;
Linemen, 2.
Medical Officer—JAMES WHITEFORD, M.D., L.R.C.S.
— ;

APPENDIX.
HOURS OF BUSINESS.
The Public Office is open on week days from 7 a.m. till
10 p.m., for the sale of Postage Stamps, Letter and Post Cards,
Embossed and Registered Letter Envelopes and Newspaper Wrappers
Registration and Postal Order business ; acceptance of Telegrams and
Parcels; and Delivery of letters, &c, to Private Box Renters and
" Poste Restante.
"
Bill Stamps on sale from 8 a.m. till closing time.
Express Delivery Service from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Money Order, Savings Bank, Insurance, Annuity, and Government
Stock Business transacted from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m.; Saturdays
till 8 p.m.
Savings Bank Deposits are accepted from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m.
Dog and Gun Licenses can be obtained only during Money Order
hours.
Sunday attendance from 8 till 10 a.m. for Postage Stamps, Registration
and Telegraph business only, and delivery of letters to callers.
The Telegraph Office is open from 7 a.m. till 10 p.m. ; Sunday, 8
to 10 a.m., and 4 to 8 p.m. Telegrams for transmission on Sunday
evening must be handed in at the Instrument Room, entrance by
Vennel.
After the usual hours, telegrams are accepted at the Sorting Office
on payment of the late fees, if the terminal office is open, or its attention
can be gained.
Holidays observed (when the arrangements are of an exceptional
character, but of which due notice is always given)—New-Year's Day,
Queen's Birthday, Summer Fair Saturday, Christmas Day, and the two
local holidays appointed by the Provost and Magistrates in lieu of the
Sacramental Fast days.
* DELIVERY OF LETTERS, &c, IN GREENOCK.
Letters, &c, are delivered by Postmen six times daily, Sundays
excepted— 1st, 6.45 a.m. ; 2nd, 8 a.m. ; 3rd, II. 15 a.m. ; 4th 2.15
p.m. ; 5th, 4.30 p.m. ; 6th, 8 p.m., Box at Head Office closing at 6.30
a.m. ; 7.30 a.m. ; 11 a.m. ; 1.45 p.m. ; 4.20 p.m. ; 7.40 p.m.
On Sundays, between 9 and 10 a.m., letters are delivered to persons
calling at the Head Office.
No Parcel Post business is transacted on Sundays.
A Local Post Office Guide, published monthly, which may be had
at the Head Office, or from the Postmen, gives full information as to
alterations affecting the posting of Letters, &c, the despatch and receipt
of Mails, &c, from month to month. Annual subscription, One
Shilling.
* To facilitate the delivery of letters, a Letter-box should be affixed to every
house door.
;

APPENDIX.
TOWN SUB-OFFICES, PILLAR & WALL LETTER BOXES,
W7 ith Hours of Collection.
Town Sub-Offices. Week Days.
«£Blackhall Street, 7, 11 a.m.; 12.20, 2.15, 4, 5.10, 7, 8, 10 p.m.
Brisbane Street, 7, 10.15, IJ -45 am.; 3.20, 6.30, 9 p.m.
a^Brougham Street, 7, 10.40, 11.45 a.m.; 3.45, 6.45, 8, 10 p.m.
tf/>Cathcart Street, 8, 11 a.m.; 12.20, 3.20, 4.15, 5, 7.15, 9 p.m.
aEldon Street, 6.45, 10.15, 11.45 a.m.; 3.15, 6.30, 9 p.m.
a^James Watt Dock, 6.45, 10.15, I][ -45 a.m. ; 3.15, 6.30, 9 p.m.
aLynedoch Street, 6.45, 10.15, Ilc -45 a.m.; 3.30, 6.30, 9 p.m.
«Morton Terrace, 6.45, 10.15, 11.45 a.m.; 3.15, 6.30, 9 p.m.
aNelson Street, 6.45, 10.15, 11.45 a.m.; 3.30, 6.30, 9 p.m.
^Roxburgh Street, 8, 10.30, 11.45 a.m.; 3.45, 6.45, 8 p.m.
rt^Rue-end Street, 7, 10.15 a.m.; 12.10, 3.30, 6.30, 8, 9 p.m.
Letter-Boxes.

APPENDIX.
2. A letter posted unpaid is chargeable on delivery with double
postage ; if insufficiently paid, with double the deficiency.
3. No letter may exceed 18 inches in length, 9 in width, or
depth, unless it be sent to or from a Government Office.
6 in
Newspapers.
1. The prepaid postage on every registered inland newspaper,
whether posted singly or with others in a packet, is one halfpenny; but
a packet containing two or more registered newspapers is not chargeable
with a higher rate Lhan would be chargeable on a book packet of the
same weight. P'or each transmission a fresh postage must be paid.
2. A newspaper or a packet of newspapers posted unpaid is chargeable
on delivery with double postage; if insufficiently paid, with double
the deficiency.
3. Any publication fulfilling certain conditions (which may be
ascertained at any Post Office) can, upon payment of an annual fee of
5s, be registered at the General Post Office for circulation within the
United Kingdom as a newspaper.
4. All publications not so registered are treated as book packets,
and are subject to the rates and regulations of the book post.
5. Every newspaper should be so folded and covered (if posted in a
cover) as to permit the title to be readily inspected.
6. Every newspaper or packet of newspapers must be posted either
without a cover or in a cover open at both ends, and so that the same
can easily be removed for the purpose of examination.
7. No newspaper and no cover of a newspaper may bear anything
(not being part of the newspaper) except the names and addresses of
the sender and the addressee, the title of the newspaper, and a reference
to any page of, or place in, the newspaper to which the attention of
the addressee is directed.
8. No unregistered publication and no article (not being part of the
newspaper or a supplement thereto) may be posted in, or in the same
cover with, the newspaper.
9. Any newspaper or packet of newspapers in the case of which
any of the three last-mentioned rules is infringed is chargeable as a book
packet, if admissible as such. If not admissible as such and under
8 oz. in weight, it is chargeable as a letter packet ; if over 8 oz., it is
transferred to the Parcel Post and charged a fine of id in addition to
any deficient parcel postage.
10. A packet of newspapers must not weigh above 14 lbs., or exceed
two feet in length, or one foot in width or depth.
Book Post.
1. The prepaid postage of a book packet is one halfpenny for every
2 oz. or part of 2 oz. If it be posted unpaid the charge is double that
amount ; if partly paid, double the deficiency.
2. The expression " book packet" means a packet which contains
one or more of" the following articles or documents, that is to say :
{a) Any matter wholly printed on paper or some substance
ordinarily used for printing.
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APPENDIX.
{/>) Books and other publications or works of a literary character,
and any other written or printed matter not being in the
nature of a letter (on paper or on some substance ordinarily
used for writing or printing).
(c) Sketches, drawings, paintings, photographs, and engravings on
paper or on some substance ordinarily used for the purpose,
provided it is not a brittle or exceptionally fragile substance.
(d) Maps, plans, and charts on paper or some other substance
ordinarily used for the purpose, provided it is not a brittle or
exceptionally fragile substance.
(e) The binding or mounting of any article herein-before described,
provided such binding or mounting be of a kind ordinarily
used for the purpose, be not made of glass or any brittle or
exceptionally fragile substance, and be transmitted in the
same packet with the article in respect of which it is used.
The following documents, whether containing matter in the nature
of a letter or not, provided they respectively conform to the following
conditions :
Description of Document. Conditions.
(/) Invoices, orders for
goods, credit notes,
advice notes, way bills,
bills of lading, receipts,
statements of account,
prices current, market
reports.
[£) Manuscript for press and
printed proofs, with
corrections and instruc-
tions.
(k) Examination papers, with
corrections and instruc-
tions.
.
That nothing shall appear in writing on
the document save dates, the names
and addresses of the parties, the particulars
and prices of any goods, or the
particulars of any sums of money to
which the document relates, and the
mode of consignment of any such
goods or money.
That any matter (other than aforesaid)
which may be in the nature of a letter
shall be wholly in print, and shall relate
exclusively to the subject matter
of the document, or the terms on which
business is transacted by the person or
firm from whom the document issues.
See also note tinder head (i).
That any written or printed matter not
forming part of the document itself
refer solely to the arrangement or correction
of the type or the execution of
the work.
That any written or printed matter not
forming part of the document itself
refer solely to the questions put or the
answers thereto.

(z) Circulars, that is, printed
notices and letters,
whether separate or on
the same sheet of paper
with any other document
transmissible by
Book Post.
APPENDIX.
That the circular may be corrected in
writing.
That the date of despatch and the name
and address and description of the
sender and the name of the addressee
may be inserted in writing.
That when the circular is a notice of
meeting or appointment, the place,
date, and hour, and, in the case of a
notice of meeting, the objects of the
meeting may be inserted in writing.
That when the circular is a polling card,
the name and address of the voter and
his number on the register may be inserted
in writing.
Any of the documents mentioned under the head (f) may be in the
form of a letter, or may be incorporated with a circular letter as defined
under the head (i), provided that nothing appears hi writing except the
particulars allowed to appear in writing in circulars fi), or in documents
of class (f).
(;') Deeds, agreements, proposals
and policies of
assurance, powers of
attorney, proxy papers,
voting papers, certifi-
cates, licenses.
—
(k) Notices, reports, returns,
and certificates issued,
made, or given by
officers of a Court of
Justice, or other public
officers in the discharge
of their duties, and
returns or reports made
to public officers or
public bodies.
That nothing appear in the document in
writing or print which does not form
part of the document as a legal instrument.
That the document consist of a printed
form.
That any written matter on such document
consist merely of information or
statements appropriate to the form and
necessary to the completion of the
document.
(/) Anything necessary or convenient for the safe transmission of
any of the before-mentioned articles by post when transmitted
in the same packet with the article in respect of which it
used.
In the above definition
is so
Expressions referring to print or printing shall be taken to refer
to any species of type-printing easy to recognise, and to include
lithography, hand-stamping, or any mechanical process ordinarily
used to produce a number of identical copies of written
matter, and easy to recognise, but not to include type-writing
or imitations thereof. [Circulars which are in other respects
admissible, but which are printed or lithographed in characters
resembling those of the typewriter, or are produced by means of
the mimeograph or other mechanical process from typewritten
originals, will nevertheless be admitted to the privilege of the
Book rate provided that they are posted by being handed in at

APPENDIX.
the counter of some Head Post Office or District or Branch
Post Office, and that at least twenty copies precisely identical are
posted at the same time.]
Expressions referring to writing shall be taken to include typewriting
or any mechanical or other process ordinarily used to
produce a single document.
3. Book packets should be posted either without covers (in which case
they must not be fastened in any way) or in unfastened envelopes or in
covers which can be easily removed for the purposes of examination.
If anything is written or printed on the inside of the covers, the covers
must be left unfastened. It is not forbidden to tie the ends of a book
packet with string, but the string should be easy to unfasten. *_
4. No book packet may exceed 5 lbs. in weight, 18 inches in length,
9 in width, or 6 in depth, unless it be sent to or from a Government
office.
5. A book packet, in the case of which either rule 2 or rule 3 is
infringed, is chargeable, if under 8 oz. in weight, as a letter packet, and
if over 8 oz. it is transferred to the Parcel Post and charged a fine of id,
in addition to any deficient parcel postage. When rule 4 is infringed
the packet is in all cases transferred to the Parcel Post.
6. When, owing to an unusually heavy influx of letters, books,
&c, the transmission or delivery of the letters would be delayed if the
whole mail were dealt with indiscriminately, book packets may be kept
back till the next despatch or delivery.
POST CARDS.
1. Official Post Cards, impressed with a halfpenny stamp— double
or reply Post Cards, impressed with a halfpenny stamp on each portion
of them—and private Cards, impressed at the Office of Inland Revenue
with halfpenny stamps— may be transmitted between places in the United
Kingdom with letters printed or written upon the back.
2. The address, and the sender's name and address, but nothing
else, may be written, printed, or otherwise impressed on the front (or
stamped) side. On the reverse side any communication, whether of
the nature of a letter or otherwise, may be written or printed. Nothing
whatever may be attached, except adhesive stamps in payment of
additional postage or stamp duty, and a gummed label (not to exceed
2 inches long and £ inch wide) bearing the address at which the card
is to be delivered ; nor may the card be folded, cut, or otherwise
altered. If any one of these rules be infringed, the card will be
charged id on delivery.
3. When, owing to an unusually heavy influx of letters, books,
&c, the transmission or delivery of the letters would be delayed if the
whole mail were dealt with indiscriminately, Post Cards (unless paid
for and posted as late letters) may be kept back until the next despatch
or delivery.
The conditions on which private cards are impressed with a halfpenny
stamp can be ascertained at the Office of Inland Revenue.
It will be seen from the foregoing rules that there is no legal way of
* In order to secure the return of book packets which cannot be delivered, the
names and addresses of the senders should
of ."
be printed or written outside, thus
" From ,
—

8 APPENDIX.
sending a letter, other than a circular letter, through the post for a
postage of a halfpenny, except by means of a Post Card.
It is sometimes supposed, because a Post Card may have a letter
written or printed upon it, any card whatever, and even any piece of
paper, if only it be open to inspection, may be sent through the post
with a letter upon it for a postage of a halfpenny.
It is well, therefore, to explain for the guidance of the public
1. That the letter-rate of postage must be prepaid for any communication
of the nature of a letter, whether it be posted without a
cover or in an envelope or in an open cover, unless a Post Card
be used for the purpose, or unless the letter be a circular letter.
2. That cards having merely a halfpenny adhesive stamp affixed
to them must not bear any communication of the nature of a
letter, unless it be a circular letter.
Large numbers of letters, not being circular letters, are from time to
time found in halfpenny wrappers, contrary to the express provisions of
the book post ; and, as the officers of the department are instructed to
surcharge all such letters with additional postage, it will save not only
trouble to the Post Office, but annoyance to the public, if care be taken
always to pay letter postage for letters other than circular letters, unless
they be written or printed on Post Cards.
INLAND PATTERN AND SAMPLE POST.
1. Trade Patterns and Samples of Merchandise may be sent between
places in the United Kingdom at the following rates of postage :—
For a packet weighing not more than 4 oz. , . . . .id.
For a packet weighing more than 40Z. but not more than 6 oz. , i^d.
For a packet weighing more than 6oz. but not more than 8 oz., 2d.
2. No packet may exceed 8 oz. in weight. The limits of dimensions
are 12 in. by 8 in. by 4 in. If either of these conditions be infringed,
the packet will not be forwarded, but will be returned to the sender.
3. If a packet be posted wholly unpaid, it will on delivery be chargeable
with double postage ; a packet posted insufficiently paid will be
chargeable with double the deficient postage.
4. The Post is intended for the transmission of bona-fide Trade
Patterns and Samples of Merchandise, and packets may consist only of
such Patterns and Samples, with or without any document which is
admissible by Book Post. No article sent for sale, or in execution of
an order (however small the quantity), or sent by one private individual
to another, will under any circumstances be admissible ; and if any such
packet be posted prepaid at the pattern-rate only, it will be charged
with double the deficient postage, at the letter rate, together with a fine
of 6d.
5. Patterns and Samples must be sent in wrappers (marked "Pattern
Post "or " Sample Post ") open at the ends or in unfastened envelopes,
and must be so packed that they may, to the satisfaction of the
Postmaster General or his Officers, be easily withdrawn for examination ;
but samples of seeds, flour, drugs, and such-like articles, which cannot
be sent in open wrappers or envelopes, may be enclosed in boxes (in
such a way as to admit of easy examination) or in bags of linen or other
materia], tied at the neck. Closed bags, even if transparent, will not
be allowed. In all cases where the requirements in regard to the mode
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APPENDIX.
of enclosure are not complied with, the packet will be charged with
double the deficient postage at the letter-rate.
6. It is obligatory that the name, trade, and address of the Trader
or Firm by whom the Patterns and Samples are sent out be in all cases
printed or conspicuously stamped on the outside of the wrapper, or on
the label. If this rule be not complied with, the packet will be
charged with double the deficient postage at the letter-rate.
7. When returneti to the Trader or Firm by whom they are
originally sent, Patterns will be allowed to pass at pattern-rates, if one
of the following conditions be complied with :
a. They may be returned in the original wrapper, the written
address being carefully erased, and the words " Returned
Patterns" or " Returned to,'' being prefixed to the printed
or stamped address of the Trader, in large and legible
characters.
b. Or a reversible wrapper may be used, having the Trader's
name, address, and trade, and the heading " Returned
Patterns" printed or stamped on the reverse side.
c. Or they may be returned iii a fresh wrapper, bearing the
printed or stamped address, &c, and heading above described.
8. A packet which contains any writing which would not be
admissible by Book Post will be charged at the letter rate.
9. No glass bottle, or glass in any form, may be sent ; no explosive,
liquid, semi-liquid, or greasy matter, nor powders of any kind which
may stain or do other damage; nor any living creature.
10. Patterns of scissors, knives, razors, and other sharp articles,
must be so packed and guarded as to completely prevent injury to the
other contents of the mail bags, or to the officers employed, but the
packets must at the same time admit of easy examination. When these
requirements are not complied with, the packet will be stopped.
11. When necessary for securing the due transmission, or delivery,
of Letters, Patterns and Samples may be kept back for the succeeding
despatch or delivery.
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INLAND PARCEL POST.
1. Parcels, not exceeding 11 lbs. in 7veight, 3 ft. 6 in. in length or
6 ft. in length and girth combined, are received at any Post Office for
transmission between places in the United Kingdom, under the conditions
and regulations stated in the following paragraphs.
2. In order that a packet may be sent by Parcel Post, it must be
handed in at a Post Office for transmission as a parcel, and should bear
the words "Parcel Post," written conspicuously in the left-hand top
corner. It is also very desirable that every parcel should bear the name
and address of the sender on the cover, but in such a position as not to
be mistaken for the address of the parcel. Parcels may also be accepted
by Rural Postmen.
3. Every Post Office is open to the public for Parcel Post business
on week days during the same hours as for general postal business. No
Parcel Post business is transacted on Sundays. There is no delivery
of parcels on that day in any part of the United Kingdom, nor
are parcels allowed to be accepted for transmission. On Christmas
Day and Good Friday, in England and Ireland, and on Sacramental

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IO APPENDIX.
Fast Days, or the Public Holidays substituted therefor by the Local
Authorities in Scotland, there is one delivery of parcels, but parcels are
not accepted for transmission.
4. The size allowed for an Inland Parcel is
—
Greatest length, . . . . 3 ft. 6 in.
Greatest length and girth combined, . 6 ft. o in.
For example
A parcel measuring 3 ft. 6 in. in its longest dimensions may
measure as much as 2 ft. 6 in. in girth, i.e , round its
thickest part ; or
A short parcel may be thicker ; thus, if it measure no more
than 3 ft. in length, it may measure as much as 3 ft. in
girth, i.e., round its thickest part.
The most convenient mode of measuring is by means of a tape 6 ft.
long, having the length of 3 ft. 6 in. marked thereon. So much of the
tape as is not used in measuring the length is the measure of the
maximum girth permissible. Such a tape may conveniently be marked
in one colour up to
colour.
3 ft. 6 in., and the remaining portion in another
5. The rates of Postage are
s. d.
For a parcel not exceeding 1 lb. in weight, .
o
For a parcel exceeding 1 lb. in weight and not exceeding 2 lbs. lbs .
,, ,, 2 lbs. ,, ,,
3 5, o
4 5, o
3
4*
6
74
5
b
5,
„
o 9
o 10 ?,
15 5 5 3 55 5 5 55
4 5,
5 ,5 „
5, 6 „ „
5 5 5 5 7 55 55 55
5 5 55 " 5 J 5 5 55
—
9 5,
io ,, ,, ,,
7 5, i
8 ,5 i l 2
9 ,5 i 3
o ,, i Ak
I 5, i 6
6. No packet can be accepted by an officer of the Department for
transmission by Parcel Post unless the postage at the above rate is
prepaid. As a rule prepayment should be made by means of postage
stamps. The sender must affix the stamps himself, officers of the Department
being strictly forbidden to affix them on his behalf.
Liquids, glass, china, crockery, eggs, fruit, fish, meat, butter, &c,
which may not be sent by Letter Post, may be sent by Parcel Post,
if packed with special care. Liquids or semi-liquids, such as jellies,
pickles, paint, varnish, &c, must be put into bottles or cases securely
stoppered. The edges or points of sharp instruments, like axes, razors,
needles, forks, &c, must be carefully protected. Any parcel containing
eggs, or fragile, or perishable contents, should be conspicuously marked
' ;
" Eggs," or " Fragile— with care," or Perishable."
The general regulation with regard to packing is that every parcel
must be packed and enclosed in a reasonably strong case, wrapper or
cover, fastened in a manner calculated to preserve the contents from loss
or damage in the post, and to prevent any tampering therewith. The
packing of a parcel must also be such as to protect other postal packets
from being damaged in any way by it. Any parcel not so packed will,
if tendered for transmission, be refused, and if discovered in transit,
will be liable to be detained.

APPENDIX.
Compensation for the Loss or Damage of Inland Parcels.
The Postmaster-General is not legally liable to make good any claim
arising out of the conveyance of a parcel sent by post, but he will accept
liability under certain conditions.
If the parcel is registered, compensation will be given under the
rules and regulations contained in full under the heading of " Registration
and Compensation."
If the parcel is not registered, the Postmaster- General will accept
liability up to £2 without payment of any fee beyond the postage, provided
the conditions have been complied with.
REGISTRATION.
The fee for registering any postal packet (parcels included) passing
by post between any two places in the United Kingdom is twopence,
and this registration fee and the postage must be prepaid, except on
official letters for Government Offices in London, Dublin, or Edinburgh,
which may be registered on prepayment, in
fee only.
stamps, of the registration
No articles addressed to initials or to a fictitious name can be
registered, unless it be addressed to the care of a person or firm.
Every article to be registered must be enclosed in a strong cover,
securely fastened, and given to an agent of the Post Office, and a receipt
obtained for it ; and it should on no account be dropped into a letterbox.
If, contrary to this rule, an article marked "Registered" be
dropped into a letter-box, it will, if directed to any place in the United
Kingdom, be liable to a registration fee of 8d (less
for registration), instead of the ordinary fee of 2d.
any amount prepaid
The latest time for posting registered articles on payment of the
ordinary fee is usually half an hour before the closing of the Letter
Box ; but articles bearing a late fee of fourpence, in addition to the
ordinary registration fee, may be registered at any time within the half
hour if the office is open to the public.
When several postal packets are sent by the same person for registration
they should be accompanied by a list (in duplicate) of the
addresses ; one list to be retained at the Post Office, and the other,
when signed, to be returned to the bearer.
The loss of a registered article (as it can be traced through its
whole course) is a rare occurrence. Nevertheless large sums of money
or other articles of great value should not be sent through the post, even
if registered ; as the machinery of the Department is not arranged with
a view to such transmission. If sent unregistered, valuable articles are
exposed to risk ; consequently, Inland letters or packets which contain
coin, watches, or jewellery, if posted without registration, are subjected
to compulsory registration, and are charged on delivery with a fee of
eightpence in addition to the ordinary postage.
The compulsory registration
tion.
referred to gives no title to compensa-
No Town Postman is allowed to take a postal packet to be registered ;
but Rural Postmen will take postal packets for registration on their
outward and inward walks, whenever it is practicable for them to do so.

APPENDIX.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF DELIVERY OF REGISTERED POSTAL PACKETS.
The sender of an inland registered letter, parcel, or other registered
postal packet, may obtain an acknowledgment of its due delivery to the
addressee by paying in advance, at the time of posting, a fee of 2d in
addition to the postage and registration fee. The sender must enter in
the form provided for the purpose both his own name and address and
the name and address of the person to whom the packet is sent, and he
must also affix to the form a stamp of the value of 2d in payment of the
fee.
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INLAND REGISTRATION AND COMPENSATION.
The Postmaster-General will (not in consequence of any legal
liability, but voluntarily, and as an act of grace), subject to certain rules
(which may be seen at any Post Office), give compensation up to a
maximum limit of ^50 for the loss and damage of Inland Registered
Postal Packets of all kinds upon prepayment of a fee in addition to the
postage. This fee either consists of or includes in each case the ordinary
registration fee of 2d ; and the scale of fees, and the respective limits of
compensation, are as follow :—
Fee. Limit of Compensation. Fee. Limit of Compensation.
2d.
3d-
£S-
£10.
yd.
8d.
^30.
^35-
4 d. 5
£*S- 9 d. ^40.
d. £20. iod. £45.
6d. £2S- 1 id. ^50.
EXPRESS DELIVERY SERVICES.
Postal Packets, Letters, and Parcels are delivered by Express
Messenger under the following Services, viz. : —
I.
Local Service. Express Throughout.
Under this Service Messages, Letters, Parcels, and other articles are
conveyed the oitire distance by Special Messenger.
Articles of a dangerous or offensive character are prohibited.
Scale of Charges,
a. For a letter, packet, or other article not exceeding I lb. in weight
the express fee is—
For every mile or part of a mile, . . . 3d
For a letter, packet, or other article over 1 lb. in weight, the
express fee is—
For every mile or part of a mile, . . . . 3d
For every lb. or part of a lb. after the first lb. . . i^d

APPENDIX. 13
b. If the sender desires that a special conveyance be used, the actual
cost (generally is per mile) must be paid in addition to the above
charges.
r. If the distance exceeds two miles, and a public conveyance (i.e.,
railway, omnibus, or tramcar) is not available in both directions,
the actual cost of a special conveyance must be paid in addition
to the Express fees.
No single packet must exceed 15 lbs. in weight unless a cab
provided at the cost of the sender.
Posting and Distinctive Marking.
a. Every packet must be handed in over the counter. In no case
may it be posted in a letter box.
b. The words "Express Delivery" must be boldly and legibly
written by the sender above the address in the left-hand corner of
the cover.
Hours of Posting.
Week-days, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
There is no Express Delivery on Sunday or Christmas Day.
Reply and Further Services.
On the delivery of an Express Packet, the delivering Messenger
may take a reply or perform a further Express delivery service within
the authorised hours. The Express fee must be prepaid either by the
sender of the first service or by the sender of the reply or further service.
When a reply or further service is required by the sender, the words
"Wait Reply" or "Eurther Service" should be written by the sender
above the address of the packet, and the Messenger is allowed to wait
for the reply 10 minutes free of charge, but after that time 2d is charged
for every quarter of an hour or part of a quarter of an hour during which
the Messenger is required to wait.
When a packet on a return or further service is taken to an address
on the Messenger's homeward route, or within half a mile of the Post
Office from which the Messenger started on the original service, half
only of the mileage rate is charged.
II.
Express Delivery, after Transmission by Post.
Under this service, letters and parcels are forwarded by Mail in the
regular course of post, and on arrival at the office of delivery are sent
out by Express messenger.
Fees.
1. {a.) In addition to the full ordinary postage the express fee is :—
For every mile or part of a mile, .... 3d.
(/;) If the sender desires that a special conveyance be used, or if
the distance exceeds two miles, and a public conveyance is not
available in both directions, the actual cost of a special conveyance
(generally is per mile) must be paid in addition to
the above charges.
(c) The sender is responsible for the fee and charges. The fee is
in no case less than 3d, and this and the postage must be pre-

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APPENDIX.
paid by means of stamps affixed to the letter or parcel. When
the distance exceeds two miles, at least one half of the amount
payable in respect of fee and charge for special conveyance
must be prepaid, and the deficiency, if any, will be demanded
from the addressee.
(d) If one half of the amount so chargeable is not prepaid, the
letter will not be delivered by special messenger, but will be
treated as an ordinary Mail letter or Parcel.
Posting and Distinctive Marking.
2. (a) The words "Express Delivery" must be boldly and legibly
marked above the address on the left-hand side of the cover,
and in the case of an express letter the cover must in addition
be marked with a broad perpendicular line from top to bottom,
both on front and back.
{b) Letters may be handed in at a Post Office, or to a Rural
Postman, or, if not for registration, posted in a letter-box.
(c) Parcels and registered letters, for this service must be handed
in at a Post Office, or to a Rural Postman.
Delivery (on Week Days).
By Messenger, during the hours in which the office of delivery is
open for Telegraph business.
To Callers, whether by day or by night, when the Postal Staff is in
attendance, if the letter or parcel arrive too early or too late for delivery
by Special Messenger, or if it be addressed to the Post Office "To be
called for."
On Sundays (Letters only).
By Special Messenger during the hours when the office of delivery is
open for Telegraph business, or to callers for letters.
N.B. — In London there is no Express Delivery of Mail Letters on
Sunday.
Special Delivery of Letters, &c, in Advance of the ordinary
Deliveries by Postmen.
Persons or Firms who desire at any time to receive their letters, or
other Postal Packets of any kind (including parcels, book and sample
packets, newspapers, and circulars), in advance of the ordinary delivery,
may have them delivered by Special Messenger on payment of the
following fees, viz. :—
The full Express Fee of 3d a mile as for one packet, and id for every
10, or less number, of additional packets beyond the first.
Applications for such special delivery must be signed by the Person
•or Firm to which the Letters or Postal Packets in question are addressed.
Forms of application may be obtained at any Post Office from which
letters or parcels are delivered, and also from the more important Town
Branch and Sub-Post Offices.
The applications should be addressed to the Postmaster or Chief
•Officer on duty at the Post Office from which the letters are ordinarily

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APPENDIX. 15
delivered. Where possible, it should be delivered at the Office by hand
but where this cannot be done it may be handed in at any Post Office or
posted in any letter box in the district served from the Office. In the
latter case the postage should be prepaid by means of a penny stamp
affixed to the outside of the form. Care should be taken, however, that
the application reaches the Office on the previous evening, if it is intended
to apply to the early delivery in the morning, and, if to other deliveries
during the day, an hour at least before the time at which the delivery
by Postmen commences.
The Express Fee on at least one packet must be prepaid in stamps
affixed to the application. All additional fees must be paid to the Special
Messenger on delivery.
If no letters, &c, for the address given are found, a Special Messenger
will be sent to inform the applicant to that effect, and the Express
Fee will be retained to pay for this service.
In cases where a regular delivery by Special Messenger is required,
either on one or more days of the week, or of letters, &c, arriving by
particular Inland or Foreign Mails, it will be sufficient if only one Form
of Application, altered to meet the requirements, is filled up and left
with the Postmaster. In such cases the whole of the charges will be
collected on the delivery of the letters.
CONVEYANCE OF SINGLE POST LETTERS RY RAILWAY.
By an agreement with the Postmaster-General certain railway
companies are permitted to accept and convey by the next available
train or steamship single inland post letters, not exceeding I oz. in
weight, either to be. called for at the station of address, or to be transferred
there to the nearest post office letter-box for delivery by postman.
In addition to the postage of id, which must be prepaid by means of
adhesive stamps, the companies are authorised to charge a fee of 2d per
letter.
Letters intended for transmission by railway must be handed in at
the passenger or parcel booking office of the company.
N.B. — Save in the case of a letter exempted from the exclusive
privilege of the Postmaster-General no letter can legally be sent by
railway otherwise than in Her Majesty's mails, or in the manner above
described. Any person who sends or conveys or causes to be sent or
conveyed otherwise than by the post a letter not so exempted, or any
person who performs, otherwise than by the post, any services incidental
to the conveying of letters from place to place, is liable by statute
to heavy penalties.
ARTICLES NOT ALLOWED TO BE SENT BY POST.
No indecent or obscene print, painting, photograph, lithograph,
engraving, book, card, or any article having thereon, or on the cover
thereof, any words, marks, or designs of an indecent, obscene, or grossly
character may be sent by Post at all, nor any explosive,
il
I
offensive
dangerous, noxious, or deleterious substance, nor any filth, nor any
sharp instrument not properly protected, nor any living creature, nor
anything likely to injure the contents of the Mails, or any officer of the
;

l6 APPENDIX.
Post Office. If any such postal packet be tendered for transmission it
is refused, or, if detected in transit, it is detained. The contents of any
such packet are liable to be dealt with in such manner as the Postmaster-
General may direct, and the sender of it is liable to prosecution by the.
Department.
Liquids, glass, china, crockery, eggs, fruit, fish, meat, butter, &c,
may not be sent by any Post but the Parcel Post, and, if so sent, must
be packed with special care.
Any postal packet sent by Letter Post which cannot from the nature
of its contents be transmitted thereby is, if admissible by Parcel Post,
transferred to that Post, and treated and charged as a parcel posted out
of course. If inadmissible by Parcel Post, the packet is liable to be
detained and dealt with as the Postmaster-General may direct.
No postal packet may contain an enclosure addressed to a name and
an address differing from the name and address borne on the cover of
the packet. If any packet is observed to contain such enclosures, when
tendered for transmission, it is refused, or, if detected in transit, each
forbidden enclosure is liable to be taken out, and forwarded to the
addressee thereof, charged with a separate rate of postage.
ADDRESSES AND PETITIONS TO QUEEN AND
PARLIAMENT.
Petitions and Addresses forwarded to the Queen are exempt from
postage. Members of either House of Parliament may also receive by
post Petitions and Addresses to Her Majesty, and Petitions addressed
to either House of Parliament, not exceeding 2 lbs. in weight, exempt
from postage, provided such petitions and addresses be sent without
covers, or in covers open at the ends.
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
Printed Votes, or Proceedings of the Imperial Parliament, in open
covers, having the words "Parliamentary Proceedings" written or
printed thereon, are' allowed to exceed the limits of size and weight
prescribed for book packets; and, even if wholly or partly unpaid, they
are liable only to the prepaid book rate of ^d for every 2 ozs.
RE-DIRECTION.
1. No charge is made for the re-direction of letters (including
registered letters) whether re-directed by an officer of the Post Office or
by an agent of the addressee after delivery, provided in the latter esse
that the letters are reposted not later than the day (Sundays and public
holidays not being counted) after delivery, and that they do not appear
to have been opened.
2. Re-directed letters which are reposted later than the day after
delivery, will be liable to charge at the prepaid rate. Any which
appear to have been opened will be chargeable as freshly posted unpaid
letters.
3. Whenever it may be thought necessary, a receipt may be required
from the addressee of a re-directed letter at the second address.
4. Post cards, book packets, sample packets, newspapers, and
parcels are, when re-directed, liable to additional postage at the prepaid

APPENDIX. 17
rate for each re-direction. But re-directed parcels are not subjected to
additional postage if the original and corrected addresses are both within
a delivery from the same Post Office.
5. If any registered letter or packet, when re-directed, instead of
being taken back to the Post Office to be dealt with as registered, is
dropped into the letter box as an ordinary letter or packet (the word
"registered" not having been erased, or having been erased in pencil
only), it becomes liable to the same treatment as any other letter or
packet which is marked registered and found in the letter box; and
must be surcharged with a registration fee of 8d, minus the value of any
stamps already affixed for the registration.
6. Notices of Removal and Applications for Letters to be re-directed,
must in all cases be duly signed by the persons to whom the letters are
addressed. Printed forms can be obtained from the local Postmaster,
and in London at any District or Branch Office, or from the Postman of
the walk ; and, when filled up and signed, they should be given to the
Postmaster, or to the Postman ; but it is desirable, for the prevention of
mistakes, that persons who are about to change their residence should
inform their correspondents beforehand of their intention, so that their
letters may be directed in the first instance to their new address. If it
is desired that only letters should be re-directed, it must be so stated on
the form ; a separate notice should be filled up if it is desired that
parcels may be re-directed.
7. The Post Office does not undertake the re-direction of letters,
&c, for a person temporarily leaving home, unless the house be left
uninhabited, or of letters, &c. , addressed to Hotels, Boarding-Houses,
or Lodgings.
DELIVERY.
Postmen are prohibited, whether on duty or not, from distributing
any letters, newspapers, parcels, &c, except such as have passed through
the Post.
*No person living within an official delivery, unless he rent a private
box, can have his letters, &c, or parcels delivered at the office window
if a delivery by Postman or a despatch by messenger is about to take
place; but letters, &c, or parcels which arrive by a mail after which
there is no immediate delivery by Postman, may be obtained by any
person on application at the office window, so long as the office is open
for delivery.
When letters, &c, or parcels, directed to a Post Office for persons
who reside within an official delivery, but who have no private box,
arrive by a mail for which there is a delivery from house to house, a
Postmaster may refuse to deliver them at the window, and may send
them out by the Postmen ; except such as are addressed to the military
in barracks.
* All letters, &c, must be delivered as addressed ; but, by payment of a fee of
£1 is a year, Firms or persons can have letters addressed to their offices delivered at
their private address, and vice versa, provided that both addresses are served from
the same delivery office. By paying 5s a year any person may obtain his registered
etters at the Post Office, even although he does not rent a Private Box.
2a

l8 APPENDIX.
Miscellaneous Regulations and Suggestions.
The Post Office is not, by law, responsible for any loss or inconvenience
which may arise from the damage, non-delivery, mis-sending,
or mis-delivery of any letter, book, or other postal packet, and liability
for actual loss or damage is accepted only in the case of parcels and
registered packets.
Postal packets which are likely to suffer from great pressure should
be placed in strong covers.
No information can be given respecting letters or any other postal
packets except to the persons to whom they are addressed ; and in no
other way is official information of a private character allowed to be
made public. A Postmaster may, however, give an address if he has no
reason to believe that the person whose address it is would disapprove
of his doing so.
Postmasters are not allowed to return any letter, parcel, or other
postal packet to the writer or sender, or to anyone else, or to delay
forwarding it to its destination according to the address, even though a
request to such effect be written thereon.
Postmasters are not bound to give change nor are they authorised to
demand it ; and when money is paid at a Post Office, whether as change
or otherwise, no question as to its right amount, goodness, or weight
can be entertained after it has been removed from the counter.
When a person to whom a letter has been delivered has reason to
think that it has been improperly charged as overweight, the letter
should be taken to a Post Office to be weighed before being opened.
Unless this course is followed, no question as to the correctness of the
surcharge can afterwards be entertained.
Postmasters are not bound to weigh for the public, letters, books,
packets, or newspapers, brought for the post, but they may do so, if
their duty be not thereby impeded. This rule does not apply to parcels,
which are tested both as to weight and size before being accepted.
If any postal packet be forwarded under cover to any Postmaster
with a request that he will re-post it at his office, the postal packet, on
being re-posted, will be endorsed with the words "posted at ,
under cover, to the Postmaster of
."
Neither money nor any other article of considerable value ought to
be sent by post, except by means of a Money or Postal Order, or in a
registered letter. Any person who sends money or jewellery otherwise,
not only runs a risk of losing his property without compensation, but
exposes to temptation every one through whose hands the postal packet
passes.
Whenever bank notes are sent by post, even in registered letters,
they should be cut in halves, and the second halves should not be posted
till it has been ascertained that the first halves have been received ; and
further, in order to afford the means of identification, a memorandum
should always be made of the number of each bank note.
Decorations and devices (in other words advertisements) are only
allowed on the outside of envelopes passing through the post when they
cover no more than the left-hand half, leaving the right-hand half, the
place for the postage stamp and address, quite clear.

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APPENDIX.
Payment of postage cannot be made by means of stamps which have
been torn, cut, or otherwise rendered imperfect ; or of embossed, or
impressed, stamps cut out from envelopes, &c, even although the stamps
have not been previously used.
Postmasters of Money Order Offices are permitted, though not compelled,
to purchase postage stamps from the public (provided the stamps
be not soiled or otherwise damaged) at a charge of l\ per cent. ; the
charge, however, never being less than one halfpenny. Single or
perforated stamps cannot be purchased.
STAMPS (POSTAGE AND INLAND REVENUE).
For sale to the public— all the different postage stamps in use ; envelopes
with embossed halfpenny, penny, and twopence-halfpenny postage
stamp ; registered letter envelopes ; newspaper wrappers with impressed
halfpenny and penny postage stamps ; Letter Cards ; Inland and
Foreign Post Cards. Postage Stamps, which are available for the prepayment
of Telegrams, are of the respective values of ^d, id, i^d, 2d,
2-^d, 3d, 4d, 4^d, 5d, 6d, 9d, iod, is, 2s 6d, 5s, 10s, and £1.
The Embossed Envelopes bearing a halfpenny stamp are of two
sizes, viz., "Commercial" and "Foolscap" size. The prices are as
follows :
Commercial.
|d. 6,
.
lid.
ifd.
2jd.
2fd.
7,
'
3id.
4 d.
44d.
5 d.
3*4-
fd.
ijd.
2d.
2id.
3d-
Foolscap.'
6,
7,
9,
10,
3fd-
4id.
5 d.
5id.
6d.
The Embossed Envelopes bearing a penny stamp are of three sorts.
., A, 4! by 3
cheaper envelope
follows
11-16 ins. (white), C, 5^ by 3
(white) called
ins. (white), and a
:
Commercial. The prices are as
A (white).
1, . i£d. 5, .
2, . 2|d. 10, .
3, • 3id. 20, .
4, . 4id.
os 5id.
os I id.
is iod.
I
Commercial Envelope (White)
iid.
3, 3|d.
3±d. 4id.
C (white).
i|d. 6,
2jd. 8,
3id. 12,
4id. 24,
Sid.
iojd.
20,
240,
os 6^d.
os 8fd.
is id.
2s 2d.
is 9d.
The Embossed Envelope bearing a twopenny-halfpenny stamp are
of two sizes, L. 5^ by 3 1-16 in. and M. 54 by 4^ in. The prices are
as follows :
2|d.
5*d.
8d.
[Ofd.
is ijd.
size.
6,
7,
8,
9,
10,
is 4d.
is 6fd.
is 9id.
2s od.
2S 2^d.
£1 2s id per parcel of 100.
M" size.
2fd. 6,
7,
21s.
is 4id.
is 7d,
8id. S, is 9fd.
1 id. 9, 2S o^d.
is lid. 10, 2s 3d.
^1 2s 6d per parcel of 100.

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20 APPENDIX.
By the use of envelopes bearing embossed stamps the risk of adhesive
stamps becoming detached may be avoided.
Registered Letter Envelopes, for foreign as well as inland letters,
bearing a twopenny stamp embossed on the flap for the payment of the
registration fee, are of five sizes, and are sold at the following
prices :
Size.
F.— 5£ ins. by 3i ins. . .
Price.
\ 2|d each, or
G.—6 ins. by 3f ins.
H.— 8 ins. by 5 ins.
H2.— 9 ins. by 4 ins.
K. ins. by 6 ins.
/
2s 2|d per packet of 12.
\ 2fd each, or
Letter Cards are sold at the following prices:
—
/ 2s yd per packet of 12.
\ 3d each, or
} 2s iod per packet of 12.
I, i^d. 1 3, • 3H 1 5, • 5fd. I 7, • 8d.
2, 2jd. 4, . 4id. 6, . 6|d. 8, . c,d.
9s per parcel of 96.
Newspaper Wrappers are sold at the following prices :
Bearing Halfpenny Stamp. Bearing Penny Stamp.
'> id. 14, . 8d. 1, . i|d. 8, . 8^d.
2, lid. 21, . IS. 2, . 2^d. 16, . is 5d.
3, Ifd. and so on at the 3, • 3id. 24, . 2S i^d.
4, 2id. rate of 4d for 4, • 4id. and so on at the
5, 3d- every complete 7. 5, • 5id. rate of 8|d for
6, 3id. 6, . 6id. every complete 8.
7, 4 d. 7, • 7id.
i£1 2S iod per parcel of 480. £1 is 3d pe r parcel of 240.
Uncut sheets of Wrappers, impressed with halfpenny postage stamps,
can be obtained at any Post Office by giving two or three days' notice.
each sheet containing
They are sold only in quarter reams of 120 sheets ;
14 wrappers, and the price per quarter ream is ,£3 18s.
Inland Post Cards are sold at the following prices :— Stout Cards
1, fd ; 2, ijd ; 3, 2d ; 4, 2*d ; 5, 3d ; 6, 3fd ; 7, 4|d ; 8, 5d ; 9, 5id ;
10, 6d ; 5s per parcel of 100. Thin Cards— 1, fd ; 2, i|d ; 3, i|d ;
4, 2id ; 5, 2|d ; 6, 3^d ; 7, 4d ; 8, 4$d ; 9, 5d ; 10, 5^d ; lis per parcel
of 240.
Uncut sheets of these Cards can be obtained at any Post Office by
giving two or three days' notice. They are sold only in quarter reams
of 120 sheets ; each sheet containing 42 cards, and the prices are
;£l2 6s per quarter ream for stout cards, and ^"u 8s for thin cards.
Reply Stout Cards— I, ijd ; 2, 2^d ; 3, 3fd ; 4, 5d ; 5, 6d ; 6, 7id ;
7, 84d ; 8, 9f d ; 9, nd; 10, is; 5s per parcel of 50. Reply Thin
Cards— 1, lid; 2, 2id ; 3, 3^; 4, 4^; 5, 5Jd ; 6, 6|d ; 7, 7fd ;
8, 9d ; 9, iod ; 10, lid ; us per parcel of 120.
The Reply Cards are not sold in sheets like the Single Cards.
Inland Revenue Stamps.
Impressed bill stamps of the respective values of id, 2d, 3d, 6d, 9d,
is, 2s, 3s, 4s, and 5s; and adhesive stamps for foreign bills of the
—
—

—
APPENDIX.
values of id, 2d, 3d, 6d, 9d, is, and 2s, are now sold at this office.
They can also be obtained at the various Town Sub-Offices during
hours for postal business.
Adhesive postage and revenue stamps may now be used for the
purpose of denoting the stamp duties chargeable on the following
documents :
Agreements under hand only, where liable to the fixed duty of 6d.
Bills of Exchange (including cheques) for the payment of money on
demand (duty id).
Certified copies of, or extracts from, registers of births, &c. (duty id).
Charter-parties (duty 6d).
Contract notes, advising the sale or purchase of any stock or marketable
security of a less value than ^"100 (duty id).
Delivery orders (duty id).
Lease or tack, or agreement, for a lease or tack, for any definite
term less than a year,
(a) of a dwelling-house, or part of a dwelling-house, at a rent
not exceeding the rate of ^"io a year (duty id).
(b) of a furnished dwelling-house, or apartments (duties, 6d,
is, is 6d, 2s, and 2s 6d, according to the rent).
Letters of renunciation (duty id).
Notarial acts (duty is).
Policies of insurance, not life or marine (duty id).
Protests of Bills of Exchange or of Promissory Notes (duties, id,
2d, 3d, 6d, 9d, in agreement with the duty on the bill or note,
and is when the bill or note is stamped with is or upwards).
Proxies (where liable to the duty of id only).
Receipts (duty id).
Transfers of shares in cost book mines (duty 6d).
Voting papers (duty id).
Warrants for goods (duty 3d).
One or more postage and revenue stamps may be used to make up
the stamp duties payable on any of the instruments above enumerated.
It is to be observed that the use of adhesive postage and revenue
stamps is strictly limited to the documents above enumerated, and their
use in respect of any other document would not afford protection from
the penalties payable in consequence of the omission to stamp such other
documents within or at the time prescribed by law for the purpose.
Civil Service fee stamps, bankruptcy stamps, and patent, design,
and trade mark stamps and forms, required in the preliminary stages of
registration, are also kept.
If application is made for an Inland Revenue or fee stamp of higher
value than is kept in stock, the Postmaster can obtain the stamp, if the
applicant deposit in cash the value of the stamp required.
Excise Licenses.
Excise licenses of the following descriptions and values are sold
during money order hours —
:
Dogs, 7s 6d
Guns, . . . . . 10s od

—
APPENDIX.
FOREIGN AND COLONIAL MAILS.
Rates of Postage.
-6 t5 III
U
c3 |M ui
The Scale of Postage N tn £»> 6

APPENDIX. 23
optional ; (a) that an additional charge is made on delivery ; {in) that
the registration is incomplete, not extending beyond Port of Arrival
and {none) that no registration can be effected.
Unpaid letters are charged double the prepaid rate, and those
partially prepaid are charged double the deficiency.
No letter for a colony or foreign country may exceed 2 feet in length
or I foot in width or depth. The same dimensions are allowed for
packets of books and other printed papers sent to British Colonies and
Possessions and non-union countries, but to foreign countries of the
Postal Union the length is limited to 18 inches.
Letters, &c, for officers on board ships of war on the Pacific Station
(North or South) are subject to the same rates of postage as ordinary
correspondence to Chili.
LIST of COUNTRIES WHICH, in ADDITION to the UNITED
KINGDOM, are COMPRISED in the POSTAL UNION.
Antigua
Argentine Republic
Australia
Austria-Hungary
Azores
Bahamas
Barbadoes
Belgium
Bermuda
Bolivia
Bosnia
Brazil
British Borneo
British Guiana
British Honduras
British New Guinea
Bulgaria
Cameroons
Canada, Dominion of
Ceylon
Chili
Colombia, Republic of
Congo, including Black
Point, Majumba, and
Nyanza
Costa Rica
Cyprus
Danish Colonies, viz.,
Greenland, St. Croix,
St. John, and St.
Thomas
Denmark, including Faroe
Islands and Iceland
Dominica
Dominican Republic (San
Domingo)
Ecuador
Egypt
Falkland Islands
Fiji Islands
France
French Colonies, viz.,
Martinique, Guadeloupe
and dependencies,
French Guiana (Cayenne),
Senegal and
dependencies, Ahgwey,
Gaboon, Grand Bassam,
and Half Jack (also
Sette Cama and
Assinie), Reunion,
Comoro Islands, May-
otte and dependencies.
French Establishments
in Madagascar, viz,
Ambositra, Andevo
vaute, Fenerive, Fi
aranantsoa, Foulpointe
Ivondro, Maevatanana
Mahambo, Mahanoro
Mahela, Maintirano
Majunga, Mananjury
Morandava, Morotsan
gana, Nossi-Ve, St
Mary, Tamatave, Tan
anarive, Vatomandry,
Vohemar, New Cale
donia and dependencies,
the French portion of
the Low Archipelago
and the French Estab
lishments in India
(Pondichery, Chandernagor,
Karikal, Mabe
and Yanaon) and in
Cochin China
Gambia
Germany
German Colonies, viz.,
Marshall Islands, New
Guinea (portion of),
Samoa (Apia), Togo
Territory, including
Bageida, Little Popo,
Lome, and Porto
Seguro, and Territory
;

24
APPENDIX.
COUNTRIES COMPRISED IN THE POSTAL UNION-
in South-West Africa,
viz., Grand Namaqua,
the Damaras Country,
and Southern Portion
of Ovamba ; also Bagamoyo,
Dares - Salaam,
Lindi and Tanga in
East Africa
Gibraltar (including the
British Post Offices
at Tangier, Tetuan,
Fez, Laraiche, Rabat,
Casablanca, Saffi,Mazagan,
and Mogador)
Gold Coast
Greece
Grenada
Grenadines
Guatemala
Hawaiian Islands
Hayti
Herzegovina
Honduras, Republic of
Hong Kong
India
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Labuan
Lagos
Liberia
Luxemburg
Madeira
Malta
Marquesas Islands
Mauritius and Dependencies
Mexico
Montenegro
Montserrat
Natal
Netherlands
Continued.
Netherlands Colonies,
viz., Dutch Guiana
(Surinam), Curacoa and
Dependencies, the
Netherlands portion of
St. Martin, St. Eustache,
Saba, Java,
Madura, Sumatra,
Celebes, Borneo (except
North - West parts),
Billiton, Archipelago of
Banca, Archipelago of
Riouw, Sunda Islands,
the Archipelago of the
Moluccas, and the
North-West part of
New Guinea (Papua).
Nevis
Newfoundland
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Nc .•ay
Paraguay
Patagonia
Persia
Peru
Portugal
Portuguese Colonies, viz.,
Goa and its dependencies
(Damoa and Din),
Macao, Timor Cape
Verd Islands and dependencies
(Bissau and
Cacheu), Islands of St.
Thomas and Prince (in
Africa) with the Establishment
of Ajuda,
Angola, Delagoa Bay,
and Mozambique
Roumania
Russia
St. Kitts
St. Lucia
St. Pierre et Miquelon
St. Vincent, West Indies
Salvador
Servia
Seychelles
Siam
Sierra Leone
South African Republic
(Transvaal)
Spain (including Balearic
and Canary Islands )
Spanish Colonies, viz.,
Cuba, Porto Rico,
Fernando Po, Annobon
and Dependencies,
Philippine Islands, and
Marian Islands
Straits Settlements
Sweden
Switzerland
Tahiti
Tobago
Tortola
Trinidad
Turkey
Turk's Islands
United States
Uruguay
Venezuela
Zanzibar
Zululand

.
APPROXIMATE TIME OCCUPIED
FROM LONDON TO CERTAIN
Name of Place.
Adelaide
Aden
Africa—North Coast
„ West Coast
Alexandria
Algiers .
Amsterdam
Antigua
Antwerp
Argentine Republic
Ascension
Alhens .
Auckland
Baden-Baden .
Baghdad
Bahamas
Bahia
Balearic Islands
Barbadoes
Barcelona
Batavia .
Bayonne
Belgrade
Belize
Bergen .
Berlin .
Bermuda
Berne
Beyrout .
Biarritz .
Bombay
Bordeaux
Boston, U.S.A.
Bremen .
Brindisi
Brisbane
British Columbia
British Guiana
Brussels
Bucharest
Buda-Pesth
Buenos Ayres
Cadiz
Cairo
Calcutta
Callao .
Cameroons
Cape Coast Castle
P
34
11
4
17
APPENDIX. 25
5
2
14
24
28
5
33
24
14
17
3
11
1
27
1
2
17
4
IS
I
8
1
16
24
3
6
19
33
30
26
.
.
IN COURSE OF POST
PLACES ABROAD.
Name of Place.
>>
d
O
20
Cape Palmas .
Cape Town . 19
Carthagena 21
Chicago
9
Christiania 2
Cobija . 39
Cologne
—
Colombo 17
Colon 19
Congo . 26
Constantinople 4
Copenhagen . 1
Coquimbo 42
Corfu 3
Cyprus . 11
Delagoa Bay . 26
Demerara 13
Dominica 13
Dresden. 1
Falkland Islands . 29
Fiji 41
Florence 1
Frankfort-on-Maine . —
Geneva . 1
Genoa . 1
Gibraltar 4
Gothenburg .
Grand Canary 7
Grenada 13
21
Grey Town .
Guadaloupe . 13
Guayaquil
Hague, The .
26
—
Hamburg 1
Hanover
—
Havana . 12
Hobart . 37
Hong Kong . 32
Honolulu 20
Iceland . 10
Iquique, via Panama 40
Jamaica
15
Jeddah (Arabia) 14
King George's Sound 3i
Kurrachee 20
Lagos . 23
Lamu 20
Lima 3i

.
26 APPENDIX.
APPROXIMATE TIME, ^.—Continued.
Name of Place.
Lisbon .
Lucerne
Lyons .
Madeira
^ D
O Name of Place. >> a
K Q K
2 22 Rangoon 24 —
I 2 Riga 2 *5
. — 20 Rio de Janeiro 19 —
4 — Madras .
Madrid .
Malaga .
Malta .
Manila .
Rome .... I 20
. 18 12 Rotterdam — l 3
2 — St Helena 17 —
• 4 — St Kitts . 15 10
. 4 — St Louis, U.S.A. . 9 —
• 32 — St Lucia (West Indies) 12 21
Marseilles
Martinique
Mauritius
Melbourne
•
.
•
I
13
22
35
2 St Petersburg
8 St Paul de Loanda .
— St Thomas
2
45
16
22
—

APPENDIX. 2 7
FOREIGN AND COLONIAL PARCEL POST.
1. A Parcel Post is established between the United Kingdom
the countries named in the accompanying list :—
Belgium
^Beyrout
1 3
1 11
^Constantinople . .
Smyrna
Constantinople (via France)
\
1
)
)
6
Smyrna
Egypt, via Gibraltar
Egypt, via Italy,
^France
}
^Algeria )
^Corsica
^Tripoli
£Tunis
Italy, via France
J
Eritrea(Red Sea, via Asmara, >
Assab, Kirin, and Massowah I
Switzerland, via France
Germany
^Austria-Hungary
Denmark
aiGre&ce. .
^Bulgaria
.
Roumania
£Servia
:.
^BosniaHerzegovin;
^Germany
Austria-Hungary
Denmark
^Bulgaria
Roumania
£Servia
^Greece .
Holland .
^Luxemburg .
Italy, via Germany
^Norway, via Newcastle
Sweden ....
Finland ....
.
Morocco (Casablanca, Mazagan,
Mogador, Rabat, Safi
in Portugal (direct) .
ia ,, via France
^rtSpain
iaAzores, via France
iaAzor&s, by Sea
3«Madeira (direct) .
^Austrian or French Post |
Offices at Turkish Ports )
Adrianople, Janina, Jerusalem
Australia :—N.S. Wales, iS.~\
Australia, Victoria, W. Aus- |
tralia, Tasmania
Queensland
New Zealand .
Fiji .
New Hebrides
!-
NoviBazai
1 3
24*
2 3:
2 I :
2 6 :
2 I
3 4
2 11
2 6
3 lb
Rates of Postage.
Not Exceeding in Weight
3
1 6
4
8
6
4
9
1 io£
1 3
2 4i
oioi
1 2k
2 6
2 3
2 I
2 6
3 4
2 11
2 6
lb 5 lb I 6 lb 7 lb I 8 fb~9
6
2
9
2
2 3i
3i
I
4
o
9
2 9s
5i
4
d. s. d. s. d.
2*
2 3i
03 04 05 06 07 08
1
4
o
9
2 9£
1 5*
2 3i
5

28 APPENDIX.
FOREIGN AND COLONIAL PARCEL POST— Continued.
Cape of Good Hope
—
Cape Colony....
Orange Free State, British
}
?echuanaland, and the y
ransvaal )
Bechuanaland Protectorate, {_
and Mashonaland .
)
Natal:—Durban and the Point
All other places . .
|_
Zululand . . . )
/Ascension and /St. Helena, )
and Tristan d'Acunha .
Dominion of Canada
I
/Newfoundland
Zanzibar, Lamu, and Mombasa
India (including Aden & Burmah
/Cyprus .....
/Gibraltar
Malta, via Gibraltar
Malta, via Italy
.
\
j
Mauritius, via France . )
Seychelles
Mauritius, via Colombo .
f
/Tangier, via Gibraltar .
/Ceylon ^
/Straits Settlement . . I
/HongKongand certain places \
in China, including H.M. >
Ships on China Station
/Labuan
/North Borneo ...
Sarawak
)
)
)
Siam (Bangkok)
West Indies: — /Antigua, \
/Dominica, /Montserrat, f
/Nevis, /St. Kitts, /St.
(
Vincent, and /Tortola )
/Barbados, /Grenada, /'St.
Lucia, Tobago, and
/Trinidad .
/British Guiana
Jamaica
Turks Islands
Bermuda
/'Bahamas
.
/British Honduras
/Danish West Indies
/Falkland Islands
Gambia
/Quittah
/Accra .
/Cape Coast Castle
/Lagos .
Oil Rivers Protectorat
/Sierra Leone
/Congo Free State, via
Belgium I
Cameroons, via Hamburg )
/Little Popo and Lome )
/German East Africa .
)
I
I
I
3 0,3 9 4 6 5 3 6 06 97 6 8 3
4 °5 ° 6 o 7 o
7 8.9 7
I
3 03 9
4 o,5 o
2 103
2 32
2 10
3 9
3 6
2 4
2 9
3 o 3 9
3 4 4 2
2 103 64
3 6
3
4
8 3 83 8
8
3 6
3 03 94 6
3 13 io 4 7
2 83 44 o
5
3 03 03 o
3 03 94 6
3636
4848
13 5
5 3
7 o
4 10
3 9 4 3
5 8
5 8
3 11
4 9
6
6
4 4
2 10
3 9
3 o
4 105 6 6
I
5360
I
46
4854
3043
6
6 n 7 7
7
6
6 8 3
9 2
6 9 7 6 8 3
6 1 7 7 8 4
6 6 8 7 4
4 3
6 9 7 6
5 9
7 8
7 8
5 2
5 o
4 10
5 9
5 10
6 5
7 4
6 10 7 6
a The delivery of Parcels is confined to certain selected offices, a list of which can
be consulted at any Post Office. / Compensation is given for loss or damage of
Parcels addressed to this Country or Colony. e 6\ lbs.

APPENDIX. 29
FOREIGN AND COLONIAL PARCEL POST.
General Regulations.
For maximum weight, see Table of Rates of Postage.
The maximum dimensions for most Colonial Parcels are the same
as for the Inland Parcel Post ; for Canada, length 2 feet, breadth or
depth, 1 foot ; for Foreign Parcels generally, length 2 feet, length and
girth combined, 4 feet ; for France, Germany, Austria, Belgium,
Denmark, Holland, Norway, Portugal by sea, Switzerland, and
Sweden, 2 feet in any direction.
The rules as to the prepayment of postage ; as to the method of
address ; as to the method of posting ; and as to certificates of posting,
are identical with the rules for Inland parcels, with the exceptions that
the postage upon Foreign or Colonial parcels cannot be prepaid in
money, and that Rural Postmen are not allowed to accept Foreign or
Colonial parcels.
Parcels are liable to Customs regulations, and the sender of each
parcel is required to make for Customs purposes— upon a special form
or forms provided for the purpose, which can be obtained at any Post
Office—an accurate statement of the nature and value of the contents,
the date of posting, and other particulars. The net weight of the
various articles contained in a parcel should, if possible, be stated, and
any other particulars which would facilitate the assessment of Customs
duty.
All parcels are liable to be opened for Customs examination, and
their contents are subject to Customs duty, according to the laws of the
Country or Colony of destination. Such duty cannot be prepaid, but is
in each case collected from the addresses on delivery. In most Foreign
Countries and British Colonies, the articles which are not subject to
Customs duty on importation are comparatively few. The Post Office
can give no information as to the Customs tariff" or procedure of
particular countries, nor does it accept any responsibility for loss, delay,
or charges arising from the Customs or sanitary regulations to which the
contents of parcels are liable.
The Postmaster-General will—not in consequence of any legal
liability, but voluntarily, and as an act of grace— give compensation for
the loss or damage of uninsured parcels sent by Parcel Post when such
loss or damage takes place while the parcels are under his custody.
In pursuance of arrangements made between the Postmaster-General
and the Colonial Post Offices, parcels addressed to the undermentioned
British Colonies and Possessions are accepted for Insurance at any
Post Office in the United Kingdom, and parcels addressed to the
United Kingdom are similarly accepted for Insurance in those places:—
Aden, Antigua, Ascension, Bahamas, Barbados, British Guiana, British
North Borneo (as far as Sandakan), Ceylon, Cyprus, Dominica, Falkland
Islands, Gambia, Gibraltar, Grenada, Hong Kong, India, Labuan,
Montserrat, Nevis, Newfoundland, St. Helena, St. Kitts, St. Lucia, St.
Vincent, Straits Settlements (Malacca, Penang, Province of Wellesley),
and Singapore only), Tobago, Tortola, Trinidad, Zanzibar.
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30
APPENDIX.
Parcels for the undermentioned Foreign Countries can also now be
insured :—Austria- Hungary, Belgium, Cameroons, Denmark, Egypt
(via Gibraltar), Germany, Holland, Italy (via Belgium), Montenegro,
Norway, Roumania, Sweden, Switzerland (via Belgium).
The fee for insurance, as well as the postage, must be prepaid ; and
no parcel can be insured for more than £$o.
There is at present no system of insurance for parcels exchanged
with any Foreign Country or with any British Possession except those
mentioned in the foregoing tables.
Insured Parcels should be sealed by the senders.
The rules as to Inland registered parcels apply generally to Colonial
and Foreign insured parcels.
MONEY ORDERS AND POSTAL ORDERS.
N.B.—There are three ways in which money can be sent to any part
of the United Kingdom through the Post Office :—
1. By Money Orders.
2. By Postal Orders.
3. By Registered Letter Envelopes.
MONEY ORDERS (INLAND).
I. When applying for Money Orders, whether Inland, Foreign, or
Colonial, the public should use the printed " Application Forms," which
are supplied gratuitously at all Money Order Offices.
The Commission on Inland Money Orders is :
For sums not exceeding £1 . . . . . . 2d.
,, exceeding £1 and not exceeding £2. . . 3d.
£2 ,, £4 4d.
„ £A „ £7 • 5d.
£7 „ £*o . . 6d.
No order may contain a fractional part of a penny.
The person who purchases a Money Order must give his name and
address, the name of the person to whom he wishes the money to be
paid, and the office at which it is to be paid.
In the case of Foreign Orders the full address of the payee must be
given; and if the Order be payable to a native in British India, the
Tribe or Caste, and the Father's name, must also be furnished.
Exceptions.— 1st. The remitter of an Inland Order may direct, at
the time of issue, that the Order be crossed like a cheque thus,
& Co., and thus be payable only through a Bank. In that case
he may give or withhold the name of the payee. The designation
of the Bank need not be furnished.
2nd. If the remitter or payee be a peer or a bishop, his ordinary
title is sufficient.
3rd. The usual designation of a firm is sufficient.
—

APPENDIX.
The holder of an Inland Money Order may direct, by crossing it,
that the Order be paid through a Bank, even though its payment was
not originally so restricted.
An Order once issued cannot be cancelled. Should repayment or
transfer to a different office be required, the remitter or payee must
make application at the nearest Money Order Office for the necessary
form to effect such.
The remitter of an order has full control over the money until
payment has actually been made by the Department. The remitter
may make his Order payable ten days after date, provided that, when
he obtains the order, he affix thereto in the presence of the Postmaster,
in the space after the request C, a penny adhesive stamp, and write his
signature across the stamp.
Money Orders do not require a receipt stamp.
Payment of an Order cannot under any circumstances be made on
the day of issue.
Although at the end of twelve months from that in which it was
issued, a Money Order, if still unpaid, becomes legally void, nevertheless
when a good reason can be given for the delay in presenting it, an
application for payment, subject to a certain deduction, is entertained.
After once paying a Money Order, by whomsoever presented, the
Office is not liable to any further claim.
Telegraph Money Orders (Inland).
Money may be transmitted by Telegraph Money Order between all
Post Offices in the United Kingdom authorised to transact Telegraph
and Money Order business ;
and payment of the Order can be obtained
between the hours during which such offices are open for the transaction
of general Postal business. At those offices, however, which forward
but do not deliver Telegrams, Telegraph Money Orders can be issued,
but cannot be paid.
The Commission is
—
For sums not exceeding £i, . .
,, above £1 and not exceeding £2,
,, ,,2 ,, 4,
.
.
.
.
.
.
s. d.
04
06
o 8
5 > 55 4 55 7, . . o 10
55 55 7 55 10, . . 1 o
In addition to the commission a charge is made at the ordinary
Inland rate for the official telegram authorising payment at the office of
payment, and for the repetition thereof, the minimum being 9d. The
telegraph charges only cover the cost of transmitting the official telegram
of advice to the Postmaster of the office of payment and its repetition.
Any telegraphic communication which the remitter may wish to despatch
to the payee must be paid for at the ordinary inland rate, the
minimum being 6d.

32
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APPENDIX.
MONEY ORDERS (FOREIGN AND COLONIAL).
Money Orders are issued in the United Kingdom on the undermentioned
Foreign Countries, British Colonies, &c, at the rates of
commission shown below :
Foreign Countries. British Colonies, Possessions
and Protectorates.
Africa East (German Possessions) Bermuda
Africa West (Cameroons and Togo British Bechuanaland
through Germany) British Columbia
Austria British Guiana
Belgium British Honduras (Belize)
Bulgaria Cape of Good Hope
Chili Canada
Denmark, with Faroe Islands Ceylon
Danish West Indies Cyprus
Dutch East Indies Falkland Islands
Egypt Gambia
France, with Algeria Gibraltar
German Empire
Hawaii (Sandwich Islands)
Gold Coast
Hong Kong (with agencies at
Holland Shanghai, Amoy, Canton, Foo-
Hungary chow, Hankow, Hoihow, Swa-
Iceland tow, and Ningpo)
Italy, with offices on the Red Sea India (including Burmah& agencies
and at Tripoli at Aden, Bagdad, Bunder Abbas,
Japan Bushire, Bussorah, Guadur,Jask,
Luxemburg
New Guinea (German Protec-
Linga, Muscat, and Zanzibar)
Labuan
torate of) Lagos
Norway Malta
Orange Free State
Portugal (including Madeira and
Mauritius
Mombasa and Lamu
the Azores)
Roumania
Natal
New Brunswick
Siam
Sweden
Switzerland
Newfoundland
New South Wales
New Zealand
Transvaal North Borneo (Sandakan)
Tunis Nova Scotia
United States Prince Edward Island
Queensland
Foreign Cities and Tow NS.
St. Helena
Sarawak
Seychelle Islands
Constantinople Sierra Leone
Smyrna South Australia
Adrianople Straits Settlements
Beyrout Tasmania
Salonica Victoria
Panama West Indies
Tangier Western Australia
For sums not exceeding £: i, 6d 5 £S, is ; £7, is 6d ; £10, 2s.

APPENDIX. 33
POSTAL ORDERS.
1. Postal Orders, for certain fixed sums from is up to £i, are
now issued at all Money Order Offices in the United Kingdom, at the
British Post Office at Constantinople, and in Malta, Gibraltar, India,
Straits Settlements, Hong Kong, and Newfoundland. Such Postal
Orders are paid at all Money Order Offices in the United Kingdom,
and at the British Post Office, Constantinople. Payment is also made
in Malta and Gibraltar, provided the Orders were issued in the United
Kingdom or at the British Post Office, Constantinople.
2. The following are the amounts for which Postal Orders are
issued, together with the Poundage payable in respect of each Order :
Amount of
Order.
S. d.
Poundage.
• h
Amount of
Order.
S. d.
d.
4 6
5 o
I
7 6
I IO o
I io 6
I 15 o
I 20 O
Poundage,
d.
. i
. i
. i
i
i
• il
. ii
Broken amounts, not being fractions of a penny, may be made up
by the use of British postage stamps, not exceeding fivepence in value,
affixed to the face of any one Postal Order. Perforated stamps cannot
be accepted for this purpose.
3. The person to whom a Postal Order is issued must, before parting
with it, fill in the name of the person to whom the amount is to be paid,
and may fill in the name of the Money Order Office at which the amount
is to be paid. The person so named must, before payment can be
made, sign the receipt at the foot of the Order, and must also fill in
the name of the Money Order Office, if that has not been already done.
4. Every person to whom a Postal Order is issued should keep a
record of the number, date, and name of office of issue to facilitate
enquiry if the Order should be lost.
5. In case of the miscarriage or loss of any Postal Order, unless proof
can be given to the satisfaction of the Postmaster General that the name
of the payee was inserted in such Order before the holder parted with
the same, and unless the number of such Order can be furnished, the
Postmaster General cannot undertake to trace such Order with a view
to accounting for the miscarriage or loss thereof.
6. If a Postal Order be crossed, payment will only be made through
a banker, and if the name of a banker is added, payment will only be
made through that banker.
7. No Postal Order will be paid, even though presented for payment
by a banker, unless the name of the payee be inserted in the body of
the Order.
8. The holder of a Postal Order may, in writing, on the face thereof,
direct that payment be deferred for any period not exceeding 10 days ;
but in such case the name of some Money Order Office at which the
Order shall be paid must be inserted in the body. Payment of the
Order will then not be made until the period specified by the holder has
elapsed.
3 a
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34
APPENDIX.
9. A Postal Order presented by, or through, a banker for payment
will not (in the absence of an express arrangement between such banker
and the Postmaster-General to the contrary) be paid until after such
Order has been examined at the Chief Office in London.
10. After a Postal Order has once been paid, to whomsoever it is
paid, the Postmaster-General will not be liable for any further claim.
11. If any erasure or alteration be made, or if the Order is cut,
defaced, or mutilated, payment may be refused.
12. The regulations under which Postal Orders are issued allow
the Postmaster to delay or refuse the payment of an Order, but he must
at once report his reason for so doing to the Postmaster-General. He
may also require the person presenting the Order to sign his name on
the Order before its payment, although the receipt has been already
signed.
13. After the expiration of three months from the last day of the
month of issue, a Postal Order will be payable only on payment of a
commission equal to the amount of the original poundage, with the
addition (if more than three months have elapsed since the said expira-
tion) of the amount of the original poundage for every further period of
three months which has so elapsed, and for every portion of any such
period of three months over and above every complete period.
14. The commission thus paid must be affixed in Postage Stamps
to the back of the Order.
POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK.
1. Every Postal Savings Bank Office is open for the receipt of
deposits on week-days during the hours appointed for the sale of stamps,
commencing at 8 a.m. Every such Office is also open for the payment
of withdrawals on week-days during certain hours, which are specified
in a notice exhibited at the Office.
2. At these Offices ordinary deposits of one shilling, or any number
of shillings, will be received, to the extent of £$0 in one year ending
31st December, and ^200 in all, inclusive of interest. Subject to the
limit of ,£200, a depositor may, besides depositing ,£50 in the year,
deposit in any year ending 31st December, one sum or several sums for
the purpose of replacing in whole or in part the amount of any one
withdrawal previously made in the same year. In addition, deposits
will be received for immediate investment in Government Stock, and in
connection with Government Insurance and Annuities. Cheques are
accepted as Savings Bank deposits.
3. Any person desirous of saving one shilling by means of penny
contributions, for deposit in the Post Office Savings Bank, may do so
by purchasing with every penny so saved a penny Stamp, and affixing it
to a form to be obtained at any Post Office. Instructions as to this form
are printed thereon.
4. On opening an account a person must state his Christian name
or names and surname, occupation, and residence. He must also sign
a declaration to the effect that he takes no benefit from any other
account in the Post Office Savings Bank or in a Trustee Savings Bank
(unless it be as personal representative of a deceased depositor or as
member of a Friendly Society). This declaration must be witnessed by

APPENDIX. 35
the officer receiving the deposit, or some person known to him, or some
other officer of the Post Office, a Minister of any religious denomination,
a Justice of the Peace, or a Commissioner to administer Oaths. If such
declaration or any part thereof is not true, the deposits will be liable to
forfeiture. It is not necessary that a person desiring to become a
depositor should attend at some Postal Savings Bank Office for the
purpose of opening an account, as the declaration, when duly signed,
can be presented at the Office on his behalf by another person, together
with the money to be deposited.
5. Every deposit must be entered at the time in the depositor's book
by the Postmaster or other person receiving it, who must affix to the
entry his signature and the stamp of his office. A depositor should carefully
examine his book before leaving the office to ascertain that the
entry is correct, and he should keep his book in his own possession.
6. In addition to the receipt in the book, the depositor will receive an
acknowledgment by post from the Savings Bank Department in London,
and this should reach him within six clear days, and agree with the entry
in his book. If desired, an acknowledgment can be addressed to any Post
Office to be calledfor, and it will be retained at the Post Office a month.
7. Interest at the rate of £2 10s per cent, per annum (which is at the
rate of sixpence a year, or one halfpenny a calendar month, for each
complete pound) is allowed until the sum due to a depositor amounts to
^200. When the balance due in an ordinary account, inclusive of
accumulated interest and dividends, exceeds ^200, interest is allowed
on ^200 only. The calculation of interest is made from the first day
of the calendar month next following the day on which a pound has
been deposited, or completed, up to the last day of the calendar month
preceding the day on which a warrant for repayment is issued; and after
each 31st December the interest is added to the principal.
8. Once in each year, on the anniversary of the day on which his
first deposit was made, the depositor should forward his book to the
Controller of the Savings Bank Department, in order that it may be
compared with the books of the Department, and that the interest to the
previous 31st December may be inserted in it.
9. An envelope for the transmission of the book can be obtained at
any Postal Savings Bank Office on satisfying the Postmaster that the
proper time for forwarding the book has arrived.
10. A depositor in the Post Office Savings Bank may add to his
deposits at, and withdraw the whole or any part of them from, any
Postal Savings Bank Office without change of Deposit Book.
Withdrawals by Telegraph.
A Depositor who wishes to obtain immediate payment of any amount
not exceeding £\o standing to his credit, can apply at any Savings Bank
Office at which payment by Telegraph is made, when, upon production
of the Deposit Book showing that the sum required is standing to his
credit, and on his filling up the usual notice of withdrawal and paying
the cost of the telegram to the Chief Office and of the reply, the Postmaster
will ascertain by Telegraph whether the amount applied for on
the notice may be paid.
On the receipt of the reply, and on the applicant satisfying the Postmaster
that he is the person entitled to the amount, the withdrawal will

36
APPENDIX.
be entered in the Deposit Book by the Postmaster, a receipt will be
taken in the prescribed form, and the amount will be paid.
Not more than ^"io can be paid to a Depositor in one day under
this arrangement.
Government Stock.
1. At any Post Office at which there is a Savings Bank, a person
who wishes to invest any sum from is upwards in Government Stock
can do so at the current price of the clay. If he wishes to buy any
amount not exceeding ^25 he is charged a commission of gd. The
charge for amounts exceeding ^25 and not exceeding ,£50 is is 3d ;
exceeding ^50 and not exceeding ^"75 is is9d; and exceeding ,£75 and
not exceeding ^100 is 2s 3d.
Interest paid on Stock.
2. Interest is paid on Stock so purchased each three months. Thus,
on £20 of two and three quarters per cent. Stock the interest paid each
three months would be 2s 9d. Such interest is received for the depositor
by the Post Office free of charge and placed to the depositor's credit as
it becomes due ; it thus becomes an ordinary deposit, and can be dealt
with as such.
As to Sale of Stock.
3. If a person wishes to sell any of the Stock which he has bought
he can always do so at the current price of the day, and he will be
charged the same commission for selling as for buying.
Limits of Amount of Stock that may be Bought.
4. The amount of Government Stock which any one person can buy
in a year must not exceed ^200, and the whole amount which he can
hold in such Stock must not exceed ^500.
The Amotmt of Stock which may be Bought is in addition to ordinary
Savings Bank Deposits.
5. Although when a person has .£200 deposited in the Post Office
Savings Bank, including interest, he cannot invest his further savings in
the Bank, he can allow the ^200 to stay there, and instruct the Post
Office to buy Government Stock for any amount not exceeding ^200 in
any one year with his further savings, and he can continue doing thisuntil
he has purchased .£500 of Stock. The total amount which he can
save in the Post Office Savings Bank as ordinary deposits and in
Government Stock is ^700.
Government Insurances and Annuities.
Lifnits of Amount of Insurance.
1. Any man or woman whose age is not less than 14 years or more
than 65 can effect a Life Insurance for any sum not less than ^5 or more
than ;£ioo.
Ihisband and Wife.
2. Husband and wife may each be insured to the full amount of ^100.
Payments may be made in a Lump Sum or Annually.
3. Insurances may be effected by the payment of a lump sum once for
all, or by the payment of annual premiums. The amount to be paid
will depend on the amount insured, and on the age of the person
insuring.

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APPENDIX. 37
How Insurances may be effected.
4. An insurance may be effected on the life of a man or woman,
payable
(1.)
(2.)
(3.)
At death,
On the attainment of the age of 60, or sooner if death occurs
before that age is reached, and
On the expiration of 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, or 40 years, or
sooner in the event of death.
The following examples show various ways in which Insurances may
be effected :—
The life of a male or female between 21 and 22 years of age may be
insured for £\o—
£ t. 4.
By an annual payment throughout life of . .044
or
By an annual payment to the age of 60 of .
'(id a week.)
.048
or
By a single payment of . . . . . .440
Forms of proposal for the insurance of lives and information as to
filling them up, may be obtained at any Post Office Savings Bank,
where also the whole of the tables of the premiums to be charged may
be seen or purchased.
Annuities.
Annuities can be Bought at any Post Office Savings Bank.
1. Immediate Annuities or Old Age Pay (Deferred Annuities) can
be bought at any Post Office Savings Bank, provided that the person on
whose life the Annuity is to depend is not less than five years of age.
Husband and Wife.
2. Husband and wife may each purchase an Annuity not exceeding
^roo.
Immediate Annuities.
I. By the payment of a lump sum an Annuity not exceeding ^"ioo
or less than £1 can be secured for life. The sums payable for Immediate
Annuities of course vary with the age and sex of the person on whose
life the Annuity is to depend.
Examples.
1. A man 30 years of age may secure an Annuity of ^"io (equal to about
3s iod a week) by the payment of a lump sum of ^204 10s iod ;
and if he is 50 years of age by the payment of ^149 19s 2d.
2. A woman's expectation of life is better than a man's, and therefore
at the age of 30 she would have to pay for a ^"io Annuity ^225 16s
8d, and at the age of 50 ,£165 17s 6d.
3. A male aged 65 can purchase an Immediate Annuity of £1, payable
half-yearly, for ^9 13s 4d.
4. A female aged 45 can purchase an Immediate Annuity of ^1, payable
half-yearly, for £1% 6s 9d.
5. A female aged 25 can purchase an Immediate Annuity of £l, payable
half-yearly, for ^23 15s od.
6. An Immediate Annuity of £1 can be purchased for a child of the
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APPENDIX.
Advantages of the Post Office System of Old Age Pay
(Annuities) and Life Insurance.
Government Security.
1. Annuitants and Insurants have direct Government sectirity for the
payment of the money at the proper time.
Cost of Certificate of Birth may be avoided.
2. The cost of a Certificate of Birth may be avoided by furnishing a
statement giving such particulars of age as can be verified by the
Registrar-General for England.
Nominations.
3. In the case of Insurances the Insurant, if not under 16 years of
age, may nominate a person to whom the money due at death is to be
paid, and by this means the amount of Insurance can be obtained by
the representative directly after the death of the insured, without
incurring the loss of time, trouble, and expense involved in proving a
will or taking out letters of administration.
No Medical Examination required for Insurance of less than £25.
4. Insurances for sums not exceeding £2$ are granted without
medical examination under certain conditions.
As to Surrender Value.
5. If an Insurant after having paid two annual payments cannot
continue to pay his annual premiums on his Life Insurance, the amount
he has paid is not confiscated, but the surrender value of the policy is
returned, or a paid-up policy will be granted to him.
Full information as to Post Office Annuities and Life Insurance,
together with tables of the premiums, will be found in the Post Office
Guide, and may also be obtained on application at any Post Office
Savings Bank, or to the Controller of the Savings Bank Department,
General Post Office, London.
POST OFFICE TELEGRAPHS.
Inland Telegrams.
1. The charge is 6d for the first 12 words, and id for each additional
word. Addresses are charged for.
2. The amount covers the cost of delivery within the town postal
delivery of the terminal office, if a Head Post Office ; otherwise the
message is delivered free within the limit of one mile only. When the
terminal office, being a sub-office, is closed, exemption from porterage
is allowed for one mile only if the telegram is delivered from the Head
Office.
3. When the addressee resides beyond the free delivery, porterage is
charged at the rate of 6d per mile or part of a mile for any distance
under three miles from the terminal office ; the charge being calculated
from the boundary of the free delivery.
4. Beyond three miles mounted messengers may be hired at the rate
of is a mile (in Ireland generally 8d a mile), the distance being calculated
from the office door.
5. The sender is responsible for all charges incurred for delivery,
and must, when practicable, state the distance and pay the charge in
advance. When the exact distance is not known, a deposit must be
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6. Should the sender have understated the distance, the deficiency
is charged on delivery, but if he has paid too much, the excess is
refunded.
7. Telegrams to be forwarded by post or by train from the terminal
office must bear the words " by post " or "by train " at the end of the
address, these words being charged for, and in the latter case (if the
actual cost is not known) a
conveyance.
deposit of is is taken to cover the cost of
8. A deposit of 3s is required upon all telegrams addressed to persons
on board ship (unless the ship be lying
pier) to cover the cost of delivery.
alongside a wharf, jetty, or
9. The sender should prepay an extra half rate on all important
telegrams to secure their repetition from office to office, thus diminishing
the risk of error.
10. The receiver of a telegram may have it repeated by depositing
half the amount paid for its transmission to him. The money will be
refunded if the telegram has been inaccurately transmitted.
11. The cost of a reply, not exceeding forty-eight words in length,
may be prepaid.
12. Telegrams re-directed to a second address are liable to an additional
charge.
13. Copies of a telegram directed to more' than one person in the
same free delivery are delivered at an additional charge of twopence per
copy. Each London Postal District is regarded, for this purpose, as
forming a separate delivery.
14. Telegrams may be handed to Rural Postmen on their way to
Telegraph Offices. Telegrams posted in any official letter-box will be
sent by the next collection of letters to the Telegraph Office to which
the letters are taken, and thence transmitted by wire, free of extra
charge, provided they bear postage stamps sufficient to pay for transmission.
Such telegrams should be legibly addressed "Telegram,
Immediate."
15. Telegrams so posted insufficiently prepaid are forwarded to their
destination, and the difference of charge is obtained from the addressee
but unpaid telegrams are not forwarded.
16. Telegrams may be sent before and after the usual office hours
provided the Delivering Office is open on payment of a fee— usually
is 6d. Entrance to Post Office by east door.
The fee is only charged on one telegram if more telegrams than
one are handed in together by the same person.
17. Offices may be kept open after hours, by prior arrangement, on
payment of certain fees.
18. Telegraph Offices (with the exception of Receiving Offices in
London and other large towns) are, as a rule, open from 8 a.m. to
8 p.m. on week days. On Sundays the hours of attendance are usually
from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. in England, and from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. in
Scotland and Ireland. Certain offices are open longer, and information
as to the hours at those offices can be obtained at any Telegraph Office.
19. Telegrams written in Latin or in any European language are
charged for according to the number of words they contain ; but all
unintelligible words not forming part of Latin or of any European
language are charged for at the rate of five letters to a word.
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APPENDIX.
20. No combination of words is counted as one, with the exception
of those which are ordinarily written as one, or coupled by hyphens,
such as "sub-lieutenant," "alms-houses," "twopence," &c.
All names of head offices and sub-offices are counted as one word,
thus Port-Glasgow and Wemyss Bay are chargeable as single words ;
but all other names are counted according to the number of words they
contam, thus James Watt Dock counts as three words. As exceptions,
O'Neil, Macdonald, and De La Rue are counted as one word each.
So also are names with the prefix St., but double names of persons (like
Shaw Stewart), although written with a hyphen, are counted as two
words.
21. The abbreviations can't, won't, don't, and shan't are counted as
one word ; but there is a great risk of error.
22. Figures count at the rate of five to a word. In fractions one
figure is added for the mark of division between the numerator and
denominator. In groups of figures a full stop, a bar of division, or
oblique stroke is counted as a figure. In ordinal numbers, such as 1st,
3rd, the affix is counted as a separate word, as also a letter following a
figure or group of figures.
23. The initial letters denoting the several London Postal Districts
are counted as one word for each group ; but other initial letters are
counted as one word each.
24. When the sender desires words to be underlined, or placed in
a parenthesis, or within inverted commas, two extra words are charged
for.
25. Special instructions, such as "private," "confidential," "to be
opened at once," or the like, written at the sender's request on the
envelope of a message, are charged for as part of the message.
26. The sender may have his telegram cancelled, and if done before
the commencement of transmission the sum paid will be returned, on
application being made to the Secretary, General Post Office, within
three months.
27. Telegrams addressed to a Telegraph Office to be called for are
kept for two clear days ; but telegrams for vessels not in port are kept
for two months.
28. Telegrams requesting the re-direction of letters, telegrams, &c,
must be paid for at the ordinary rate of charge, and must in all cases
bear the sender's signature.
29. Telegrams indecently worded, or appearing to contain matter of
a libellous or grossly offensive character, will not be transmitted.
30. The Department is not liable for losses incurred through the
incorrect transmission, delay, or non delivery of telegrams.
Press telegrams—information respecting may be obtained on application to the
Secretary, General Post Office, London, E.C.
Foreign Telegrams.
(Chief Regulations founded upon the International Telegraph
Convention.)
I.* Foreign telegrams are divided into three classes— ordinary,
code, and cypher.
* The rates may be ascertained at any Post Office or from the Post Office Guide.

APPENDIX.
2. In code telegrams, only English, French, German, Italian,
Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, and Latin are allowed ; but all of these
languages may be used in one telegram. Proper names are not
allowed in the text of code telegrams, except in their natural sense.
Words of more than io letters are not allowed unless paid for as cypher.
3. Cypher telegrams must be composed exclusively of figures or
exclusively of letters. Cypher telegrams written in letters are not
accepted for places not in Europe or North America. Five letters or
figures count as one word in the case of European telegrams, and three
in the case of Extra-European telegrams.
4. The address of the receiver must be paid for, and must not
consist of less than two words, a name and a town.
5. The address of the sender is charged for if transmitted ; in any
case it must be written at the foot of the form.
6. In ordinary European telegrams the length allowed for a single
word is 15 letters, in Extra-European telegrams 10 letters ; additional
letters being charged for at the rate of 15 or 10 letters respectively to
the word.
7. Subject to the limit imposed by Rule 6, compound words and
names of persons, places, ships, &c, written without break are counted
as single words. If joined by a hyphen, or separated by an apostrophe,
or other sign of punctuation, they are counted as so many separate
words. In the address of a telegram the names of the place and country
for which the telegram is intended are counted as single words, whatever
their length.
Words incorrectly spelled, so as to reduce the number of letters
below the maximum, or words incorrectly joined together, contrary to
the usage of the language, cannot be accepted as single words.
8. Every separate letter or figure is charged for as one word, and
in European telegrams every group of five figures or letters is counted
as one word, larger groups being counted at the rate of five figures or
letters to a word, plus one word for any excess. In Extra-European
telegrams, groups of figures (or letters when these are trade marks)
are counted at the rate of three to a word, plus one word for any excess.
Bars of division, decimal points, and stops used in numbers are counted
as figures, and also letters added to figures to form ordinal numbers.
9. Addresses should be written in French or in the language of the
country to which the telegrams are to be sent ; and the full address
of the addressee should be stated : the sender is held responsible for an
incorrect or insufficient address. Corrections in the address can only
be made by means of a fresh telegram, which must be paid for at the
ordinary rate.
10. The sender of a telegram can prepay a reply. If the reply is to
contain 10 words, the indication " RP" is inserted and charged for as
one word ; if it is to consist of more or less than 10 words, the words
"RP " are inserted and charged for as two words. More than 30
words cannot be prepaid.
The amount prepaid for a reply to a European telegram will in
no case be refunded ; but if no reply be sent in the case of an Extra-
European telegram, the amount will be refunded to the sender, provided
that application is made by the addressee and the reply form returned
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42 APPENDIX.
telegram within six weeks. No allowance is made if the charge for the
reply is less than the amount prepaid.
11. The sender can have his telegram repeated from office to office
throughout the whole course of its transmission by paying an additional
quarter rate, plus the charge for an additional word, the expression
" T. C." being inserted immediately before the receiver's address.
12. On payment of a charge equal to the inland rate, the sender can
have the telegram repeated between the office of origin and the office
in Great Britain at which it is handed over to the Cable Company.
13. The sender may have a notice of the time at which his telegram
was delivered transmitted to him by telegram on payment of an additional
rate for 10 words, plus the charge for one additional word, the
expression " C. R." being inserted before the receiver's address.
14. The receiver of a telegram can, by applying within 72 hours
after its delivery, obtain the correction of passages which are doubtful,
by paying for two separate telegrams, viz. :—One requesting the
repetition, and the other consisting of the reply, plus one word for the
name of the addressee. .
The amount is refunded on application to the Secretary, G.P.O., if
the telegram has been inaccurately transmitted.
If the repetition shows that only a portion of the telegram was
inaccurately transmitted, a proportionate part of the amount paid for
repetition will be refunded.
15. The receiver of a telegram addressed to a place in the United
Kingdom may have it repeated from the office of the Cable Co. by
paying the ordinary inland rate for the part of the telegram which he
wishes to be repeated ; and if it be found that an error has taken place
the amount so paid will be refunded.
16. In telegrams to be left until called for at Telegraph Offices or
at Post Offices, the words " Telegraphe Restant" or "Post Restante"
must be inserted as part of the receiver's address.
A telegram addressed to several persons in the same town, or to the
same firm at different localities in the same town, is charged for as a
single telegram, and a sum of 5d must be prepaid for every extra copy
to be delivered if the number of chargeable words does not exceed 100 ;
an additional sum of 5d being charged for every additional 100 words
or part of 100 words.
In calculating the charge all the names and addresses are included.
Telegrams having multiple addresses are not accepted for America.
17. Under no circumstances is the charge for an unrepeated
telegram, which has been inaccurately transmitted, refunded. The
cost of a repeated telegram which has been inaccurately transmitted is
returned when it is shown that the telegram was rendered useless
thereby.
The cost of telegrams which have failed to reach their destination
owing to some error on the part of the telegraph service, and the cost
of telegrams which have been delayed beyond two days in the case of
European, and beyond six days in the case of Extra-European telegrams,
from other causes than interruption of the telegraphic communication,
is returned to the senders.
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APPENDIX. 43
in consequence of the non-delivery, delay, or incorrect transmission of a
telegram is in no case returned.
The amount paid for a telegram cancelled before transmission has
commenced is returned, less the sum of fivepence. If the telegram is
cancelled after transmission has commenced, but before it has reached
the place to which it is addressed, any balance of charges which may be
due to the sender will be returned.
1 8. Claims for reimbursement of the charges paid for telegrams
should be accompanied—
1. In the case of non-delivery by a written statement from the
terminal office, or the addressee, that the telegram has not been
received.
2. In the case of error in a telegram of which the sender has prepaid
the repetition to the office of destination, or of delay, by the
actual message form delivered to the addressee.
3. In the case of error in a telegram of which the receiver has paid
the repetition from the office of origin, by the original message
form delivered to the addressee, together with the form upon
which the repeated telegram is written.
19. Claims for reimbursement in the case of European telegrams
are not entertained unless made within two months of the date of the
original telegram ; nor in the case of Extra-European telegrams, unless
made within six months from the date of the original telegram.
Foreign administrations decline to make any inquiry into complaints
which do not involve a return of the cost of the telegram within the
limit of rule 17.
Private Wires and Telephone Exchanges.
1. A line of private wire between the place of business or residence
of a firm or private individual and a Postal Telegraph Office, or between
two or more places of business or residence, may be rented.
Besides receiving from and sending to the Postal Telegraph Office
his messages by wire instead of by hand, the renter has the privilege of
sending messages over his private wire to be forwarded from the Post
Office as ordinary letters, or of calling a messenger for the Express
delivery of a letter or parcel.
In any town where a sufficient number of wires are led into the
Head Postal Telegraph Office, a Telephone Exchange can be formed,
and messages transmitted by one renter to another direct without the
necessity for a repetition at the Postal Telegraph Office.
2. Greenwich mean time is supplied by electric current every hour
in the day in London, and at either 10 or I o'clock to places in the
country.
The list of charges and the regulations can be consulted at any Post
Office.
The charges for a telephone exchange are as follows :
Double wire, not exceeding a quarter of a mile, . £%
,, ,, half a mile, . . 10
,, ,, three-quarters of a mile, 12
,, ,, a mile, ... 14
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44
APPENDIX.
REGISTERED ADDRESSES.
Any person may register an abbreviated or arbitrary address on
payment of a fee of £1 is a year, dating from the day of registration.
The address must consist of two words, one of which is to be the
town or place of delivery. Telegrams intended to be delivered to the
care of a person who has registered an abbreviated address must
have "care of" or " c/o " written before the abbreviated address, thus,
" Smith, care of Hercules, London." The symbol " c/o " counts as one
word. The use of abbreviated addresses is not recommended.
CUSTOMHOUSE—Customhouse Quay.
Collector, Receiver of Wreck, &c.—George T. Luxton.
Clerks— First-Class— John M. Ramsay. Second-Class—Arthur J.
Witter.
Examining Officers— First-Class— Charles Stewart; Second-Class
Samuel Cameron, John Faid, John C. Crowley, John Sullivan, George
Carroll, William Gordon, Thomas B. Smith.
Preventive Officers—Tom Noble, Duncan Stewart, David Houston.
Out-Door Officers— First-Class—Hugh Hutton, John Darroch ;
Second-Class— Cornelius Curran, William J. Murdoch, John F. Hunter.
Boatmen—George Kirkpatrick, Colin Darroch, Alex. M'Kenzie,
Archibald Whyte, William Henderson, Robert Russell, John Ritchie,
Donald Whyte, James M'Carthy, Matthew M'Auley, John A. Ross,
John Gordon, John W. Lovell, James M'Neill, George Marr, William
M'Millan, Henry W. Baker, Donald Mackay, James W. Johnson, John
Gair, Charles Jones, Harry E. Merchant, Richard L. Carnie.
House-keeper and Messenger— Hugh Hutton.
Principal Coast Officers—-Maurice T. Gloster, Port-Glasgow ; Robert
Fry, Oban ; Alexander Whyte, Tobermory.
Hours of attendance for despatch of public business— Indoor
Department, from 9 a.m. till 4 p.m. (Saturdays till 2 p.m.) Outdoor
Department— Duty Goods, Gauging, and Warehouses—From 1st
March to 31st October, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and from 1st November till
28th February, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free Goods—From 1st March till
31st October, 6 a.m. till 6 p.m.; 1st November till last day of
February, 8 a.m. till 4 p.m. The following holidays are observed
New-Year's Day, Good Friday, first Monday in May, Queen's Birth-day,
first Monday in August, and Christmas Day.
INLAND REVENUE OFFICES, Customhouse Buildings.
Stamps, Taxes, and Excise.
Thomas H. Taylor, Collector of Inland Revenue, Distributor of
Stamps and Collector of Property and Income Tax, Inhabited House
Duties, and Land Tax, for the Counties of Renfrew and Bute, and
Argyle (Cowal).
Clerical Branch.
R. W. Macfadzean, Supervisor ; J. B. Eagar, E. A. O'Gorman, and
E. Annan, Officers.
Surveying Branch.
John Haig, Supervisor ; William Higgins, Thomas Buchanan, and
A. T. Anderson, Officers.
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APPENDIX. 45
INCOME TAX, INHABITED HOUSE DUTY, AND LAND TAX.
Surveyor of Taxes for 1st Greenock District, comprising the Lower
Ward of Renfrewshire and the County of Bute—Alexander M'Dougall,
M.A.
The Surveyor is also Lands Valuation Assessor and Registrar of
Voters for the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire, and the Burgh of Port-
Glasgow.
Surveyor of Taxes for 2nd Greenock District, comprising the County
of Argyll—
John Kean.
Office hours— 10 till 4. Saturdays— 10 till 1.
STAMP DUTIES.
AGREEMENT, or any Memorandum of an Agreement, without a Clause
of Registration, and not otherwise specially charged with duty 6d
BILL OF EXCHANGE, Payable on Demand . . - id
BILL OF EXCHANGE, including Advance Notes for Seamen's wages,
of any other kind whatsoever (except a Bank Note), and Promissory
Note of any kind whatsoever (except a Bank Note), drawn, or expressed
to be payable, or actually paid, or endorsed, or in any
manner negotiated in the United Kingdom :
When the amount does not exceed ,£5
- - - - os id
Exceeds ,£5 and ,, 10 - - - - os 2d
,, 10
,,25
,,
,,
25
50
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
os 3d
os 6d
)» 5° >> 75 - - - - os 9d
,, 75 ,, 100 -
And for every ^100, and also for any fractional part
- - -
of ,£100, of
is od
such amount or value - - - - - -
STAMPING DOCUMENTS AFTER EXECUTION.
- - is od
Agreements
"under hand" only must be lodged for Stamping within 14 days of
date of first signature ;
not Agreements.
ordinary deeds within 30 days. Leases are
The DUTIES ON INLAND and
identical.
FOREIGN BILLS are now
The term "Bill of Exchange" includes Draft Order, Cheque, and
Letter of Credit, and any document or writing (except a Bank Note)
entitling or purporting to entitle any person, whether named therein or
not, to payment by any other person of, or to draw upon any other
person for, any sum of money therein mentioned.
EXEMPTIONS.—Any draft or order drawn by any banker upon any
other banker, not payable to bearer or to order, and used solely for the
purpose of settling or clearing any account between said bankers. Any
letter written by a banker to any other banker, directing the payment of
any sum of money, the same not being payable to bearer or to order,
and such letter not being sent or delivered to the person to whom payment
is to be made, or to any person on his behalf.
BILL OF LADING 6d
Whatever number of Bills may form a set, each Bill of a set is liable tO'
this duty. Penalty for executing any Bill of Lading not dulystamped, ^"50.
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4 6 APPENDIX.
BONDS AND MORTGAGES, being the only or principal or primary
security for the payment or re-payment of money not exceeding
os 3d
Above ^"io not exc. ,£25 - os 8d Above ^150 not exc. ^200
25 ,, 50 - is 3d
„
,,
50 ,, 100 - 2s 6d
100 ,, 150 - 3s 9d
And for every ^100, or fractional part of ,£100, 2s 6d.
-
,, 200 ,, 250 -
250 ,, 300-
5s od
6s 3d
7s 6d
CONVEYANCE OR TRANSFER ON SALE of any Property (except
Debenture Stock or Funded Debt) when the amount or value of the
consideration does not exceed £$
- - os 6d
Exc. £$ not exc. ^"io £10- - is od Exc. ,£125 not exc. ^"150 150 - 15s od
10
15- - is 6d
150
175 - 17s 6d
15
20 - - 2S od
175
200 - 20s od
20
25- - 2s 6d
200
225 - 22s 6d
25
50- - 5S od
225
250 - 25s od
5o
75- - 7s 6d
250
275 - 27s 6d
75
- 100 - 10s 6d
275
300 - 30s od
125- - 12s 6d
For every .£50, or fractional part thereof, 5s.
INDENTURE OF APPRENTICESHIP - - - - 2s 6d
Duty on an Indenture to be borne by the master, unless the contrary
be agreed on.
LEASES AND AGREEMENTS FOR LEASES are chargeable
with rates of duty according to the following scale :—
I.— Lands and Unfurnished Houses
(Where the term is definite and does not exceed 35 years ; or is indefinite.
Not exceeding ,£5 per annum,
Exceeding £5 and not exceeding £10
10 ,,
15
20
25
50
75
£0 6
£10, 1
15, 1 6
20, 2
2S- 2 6
50, 5
75. 7 6
100, 10 O
For every full sum of ^50, and also for
any fractional part of £50 thereof, . 050
Such agreements, if not drawn upon stamped paper, must be presented
for stamping within thirty days after the date of the first
execution thereof.
II.— Dwelling Houses or Part Thereof
(For any term not exceeding a year, at a rent not exceeding the rate of
,£10 per annum), id.
Document must be stamped before execution, but adhesive stamp may
be used.
RECEIPT given for or upon the payment of money amounting to £2
and upwards ....---.. id
The term " receipt " means and includes any note, memorandum, or
-writing whatsoever, whereby any money amounting to £2 or upwards,
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APPENDIX. 47
or any Bill of Exchange or Promissory Note for money amounting to £2
or upwards, is acknowledged or expressed to have been received, or
deposited, or paid.
If any person ( I ) Gives any receipt liable to duty and not duly stamped ;
(2) In any case where a receipt would be liable to duty, refuses to give a
receipt duly stamped; (3) Upon a payment to the amount of£2 or upwards
gives a receipt for a sum not amounting to £2, or separates or divides the
amount paid with intent to evade the duty—he shall forfeit the sum of ^10.
SPOILED STAMPS.—Application for allowance in lieu of spoiled
stamps must be made within six months after the stamp has been
spoiled or become useless.
FISHERY OFFICE, 3 Bank Street.
George Cormack, Fishery Officer. Residence, 15 Newton Street.
John Melville,
John Skinner, Fishery Officer for Rothesay District ;
Ardrishaig, for Inveraray District ; and David Rosie, Oban District.
BOUNDARIES OF WARDS INTO WHICH THE BURGH OF
GREENOCR, AS ALTERED AND EXTENDED BY
"THE GREENOCK BURGH EXTENSION ACT, 1882,"
IS DIVIDED.
First Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within a boundary line commencing
at a point at the east of the town, where the limits of the burgh
meet the north-east corner of the authorised works of the Trustees of
the Port and Harbours of Greenock (hereinafter called the harbour
works), thence along the line of those works to a point on those works
hereinafter called point A on a line in continuation of the line of the
centre of Ratho Street, thence from said point to East Hamilton Street
at its junction with Ratho Street, thence along the centre of Ratho
Street to Belville Street, thence westward and south-weslward along
the centre of Belville Street to Crescent Street, at the point where the
Glasgow & South-Western line of railway crosses over the same, thence
along the north side of said line of railway to the centre of Cartsburn
Stream, thence up the centre of said stream to the boundary of the
police limits, thence eastward and northward along said boundary and
along the centre of Boundary Street, and along the said limits of the
burgh to the point first described. Number of male voters, 653;
female voters, 38.
Second Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within a boundary line commencing
at a point, hereinafter called point B, where the Cartsburn
Stream joins the River Clyde, thence up the centre of the said stream
to the point where it is crossed by the Glasgow and South-Western line
railway, thence eastward along the north side of said line to Crescent
Street at its junction with Belville Street, thence north-westward and
eastward along the centre of Belville Street to Ratho Street, thence
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north-eastward along the centre of Ratho Street, and in a straight line
in continuation thereof to the harbour works, thence westward along
those works and the said limits of the burgh to the point first described.
Number of male voters, 636 ; female voters, 42.
Third Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within a boundary line commencing
at a point where the Cartsburn Stream joins the River Clyde,
and running westward along the margin of said river to a point hereinafter
called point C, in the north-east quay wall of the East India
Harbour in a line in continuation of the west side of Bogle Street, and
thence in a straight line south-westward to Rue-End Street, at its
junction with Bogle Street, thence along the centre of Bogle Street to
Regent Street, thence westward along the centre of Regent Street to
Lynedoch Street, thence southward along the centre of Lynedoch Street,
in a straight line in continuation thereof to the police boundary, thence
eastward along the said boundary to the Cartsburn Stream, thence down
the centre of said stream to the point in the River Clyde first described.
Number of male voters, 686 ; female voters, 79.
Fourth Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within a boundary line commencing
at the east side of the entrance to the West Harbour, hereinafter
called point D, and from thence to the northern extremity of the
Mid Quay, and running along the centre of said quay to William Street,
thence along the centre of William Street to the centre of Cathcart
Square, thence in a straight line southwards to the north-east end of
Bank Street, thence along the centre of Bank Street to Shaw Place,
thence along the centre of Shaw Place to Mearns Street, thence along
the centre of Mearns Street, and a straight line in continuation thereof,
southward to the police boundary, thence eastward along said boundary
to a point in said boundary in continuation of the centre line of Lynedoch
Street, thence in a straight line northward to Drumfrochar Road at its
junction with Lynedoch Street, thence along the centre of Lynedoch
Street to Regent Street, thence eastward along the centre of Regent
Street to the centre of Bogle Street, thence north-eastward along the
centre of Bogle Street, and straight line in continuation thereof, to the
River Clyde, thence westward along the margin of the said river to the
point first described. Number of male voters, 857 ; female voters, 150.
Fifth Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within a boundary line commencing
at a point hereinafter called point E, in the north-west quay of
West Harbour, in a line with the centre of the Vennel, thence along a
straight line drawn northward in continuation of the Vennel to the north
end of the Vennel, thence up the centre of the Vennel to Buccleuch
Street, thence up the centre of Buccleuch Street to Ann Street, thence
up the centre of Ann Street to Drumfrochar Road, thence in a straight
line to a point at the north-west angle in the police boundary, at or near
Messieurs Leitch & Company's ropeworks, thence eastward along the
police boundary to a point in continuation of the centre line of Mearns-
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junction with Mearns Street, thence along the centre of Mearns Street
to Shaw Place, thence along Shaw Place to Bank Street, thence along
the centre of Bank Street to the centre of Cathcart Square, thence
across Cathcart Square to the centre of William Street, thence along
the centre of William Street and Mid Quay to the northern extremity
thereof, thence in a straight line to the east side of the entrance to the
West Harbour, at its junction with the River Clyde, thence westward
along the margin of the said river to the point first described. Number
of male voters, 823 ; female voters, III.
Sixth Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within the boundary line commencing
at a point hereinafter called point F in the River Clyde at its
junction with a line in continuation of the centre of the West Quay,
thence southward along the centre of the West Quay and West Quay
Lane to Dalrymple Street ; thence westward along the centre of Dalrymple
Street to Charles Street, thence southward along the centre of
Charles Street to the Vennel, thence westward along the centre of the
Vennel to Inverkip Street, thence south-westward along the centre of
Inverkip Street to Mount Pleasant Street, thence southward along the
centre of Mount Pleasant Street, and a straight line in continuation
thereof, to the north side of the line of the Greenock and Wemyss Bay
Railway", thence westward along the north side of said railway to the
point where that railway crosses the police boundary, thence southward,
eastward, and northward along said boundary till it reaches the angle in
the police boundary at or near Messieurs Leitch & Company's ropeworks
before mentioned, thence in a straight line northward to Drumfrochar
Road at its junction with Ann Street, thence along the centre of
Ann Street to Buccleuch Street, thence along Buccleuch Street to Cowgate,
thence along the centre of Cowgate to the Vennel, thence along
the centre of the Vennel and line in continuation thereof to the River
Clyde, thence westward along the margin of the said river to the point
first described. Number of male voters, 1036 ; female voters, 119.
Seventh Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within a boundary line commencing
at a point hereinafter called point G, on the margin of the River
Clyde at the north-east corner of the east quay of Albert Harbour, thence
southward along the east side of the said quay to Laird Street, thence
along the centre of Laird Street to West Blackhall Street, thence along
the centre of West Blackhall Street to Argyle Street, thence along the
centre of Argyle Street to George Square, thence along George Square
to Nelson Street West, thence along the centre of Nelson Street West
to the point where the West Burn crosses under that street, thence along
the centre of the West Burn to the point where it crosses the police
boundary, thence along the said boundary to the north side of the line
of the Greenock and Wemyss Bay Railway, thence eastward along the
north side of said railway to a point in continuation of the centre of
Mount Pleasant Street, thence northward in a straight line to Prospect
Hill Street, at its junction with Mount Pleasant Street, thence along the
centre of Mount Pleasant Street to Inverkip Street, thence along the
centre of Inverkip Street to the Vennel, thence along the centre of the
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Vennel to Charles Street, thence along the centre of Charles Street to
Dalrymple Street, thence along the centre of Dalrymple Street to West
Quay Lane, thence along the centre of West Quay Lane and West Quay
to the River Clyde, thence north-westward along the margin of the said
river to the point first described. Number of male voters, 952 ; female
voters, 128.
Eighth Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within a boundary line commencing
at a point on the margin of the River Clyde at the north-east
corner of the east quay of Albert Harbour, thence southward along the
east side of the said quay to Laird Street, thence along the centre of
Laird Street to West Blackhall Street, thence along the centre of West
Blackhall Street to Argyle Street, thence along the centre of Argyle
Street to George Square, thence along George Square to Nelson Street
West, thence along the centre of Nelson Street West to the point where
the West Burn crosses under that street, thence along the centre of the
West Burn to the point where it crosses the police boundary, thence
north-westward along the police boundary to a point in the River Clyde
on that boundary opposite Ironotter Point, thence north-eastward to the
margin of the River Clyde, thence northward and eastward along the
margin of the River Clyde to the point first described. Number of male
voters, 1 541 ; female voters, 498.
INTERESTING LOCAL EVENTS.
Greenock was erected into a Burgh of Barony in the year 1635.
James Watt, Born 19th January, 1736—Died 25th August, 1819.
First Magistrates and Council elected in the year 1751.
Greenock Library began in 1783.
Foundation Stone of East India Harbour laid 29th May, 1805.
Greenock Chamber of Commerce Incorporated in 1813.
Floods at Cartsdyke, 15th March, 1815, and 21st November, 1835.
Sheriff Court opened 1815 ; removed to Nelson Street (West) 5th
November, 1869.
Shaws Water Introduced 1 6th April, 1827. Acquired by Water Trust
1866.
Gas Works first erected in Crawfurd Street in 1829 ; re-erected at
Inchgreen in 1873.
Railway to Paisley and Glasgow opened 30th March, 184 1.
Victoria Harbour opened on 17th October, 1850.
Foundation Stone of Sir Gabriel Wood's Mariners' Asylum laid on 17th
October, 1850.
Greenock Ragged School, Captain Street, opened 1858.
Theatre Royal opened December, 1858.
Foundation Stone of Albert Harbour laid on 7th August, 1862 ; Harbour
opened 23rd July, 1867.
Railway to Wemyss Bay opened May, 1865.
Anchorage Dues abolished 5th September, 1868.
Greenock and Ayrshire Railway opened 1869.
Explosion at Whinhill, 4th September, 1870.
Foundation Stone of Garvel Graving Dock laid 6th July, 1S71.
Tramway to Gourock opened 7th July, 1873.

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Foundation Stone of Smithston Poorhouse and Asylum laid on 12th
September, 1876; opened 29th May, 1879.
James Watt Dock, first sod cut 1st August, 1878 ; foundation stone
laid 6th August, 1 881 ; copestone laid and water let in 1st May,
1885 ; opened 5th August, 1886.
Lyle Road opened 1st May, 1880.
Foundation Stone of Municipal Buildings laid on 6th August, 1 88 1.
Town Council increased from 16 to 25 Members, 1882.
Gourock Railway opened, 1st June, 1889.
Port-Glasgow Tramways opened, 29th November, 1889.
HOLIDAYS.
New- Year's Day, Good -Friday, first Monday in May, Queen's
Birthday (as fixed by Town Council), Summer Fair Saturday, first Monday
in August, Christmas Day, and second Monday in April, and second
Thursday in September.
Fairs—First Thursday in July, and Fourth Tuesday in November.
Burgh of Greenock
—
GREENOCK CENSUS.
Males. Females. Totals.
East District, 12,965 11,458 24,423
West District, . . . . . 18,796 20,204 39>ooo
63,423
Population in 188 1—
Within Parliamentary Area, .... 63,902
Population in 189 1—
Within Parliamentary Area, .... 63,423
Decrease, 479
Member of Parliament for the Town of Greenock,
SIR THOMAS SUTHERLAND, K.C.M.G., LL.D.,
of 4 Buckingham Gate, London, S.W., and Offices of P. & O.
Steamship Company, 122 Leadenhall Street, E.C.
Member of Parliament for West Renfrewshire,
CHARLES BINE RENSHAW of Barochan, Houston,
and 8 Cadogan Square, London, S.W.
Member of Parliament for East Renfrewshire,
MICHAEL HUGH SHAW STEWART of Ardgowan,
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APPENDIX.
TOWN COUNCIL.
Provost—Dugald Shankland.
Bailies— Daniel M 'Arthur Erskine, John Campbell Borland, Thomas
Mitchell, John Black, Neven Gordon Cluckie, and Robert Swan.
Treasurer—Ninian Hill.
Councillors—
First Ward—D. M 'Arthur Erskine, N. G. Cluckie, John Barclay.
Second Ward— Francis Moon, D. M'Innes, William M'Neill.
Third Ward—J. D. M'Gregor, A. J. Black, Samuel Nicolson.
Fourth Ward— John Campbell Borland, Hugh Shearer, Robert Swan.
Fifth Ward—Ninian Hill, Dugald Shankland, Hume Chalmers.
Sixth Ward—-Thomas Mitchell, John Anderson, Robert Cook.
Seventh Ward—Marcus Calder, John Peden, William Hair.
Eighth Ward—John Daniel Clink, James Watson, John Black,
Edward Wilson.
Ordinary Meetings—First Tuesday of every month.
Officials—
Town Clerk—Colin MacCulloch.
Chamberlain—William Smith.
Collector of Town Assessments—Thomas D. M'Murrich.
Auditor—Hope Stewart Ramsay.
Surveyor of Works—Alex. J. Turnbull.
Procurators-Fiscal— James Auld and John W. Angus.
Assessors (Police Court)—Colin MacCulloch, Andrew Nimmo, Thomas
Wilson, and Thomas D. M'Murrich.
Assessor and Clerk to Dean of Guild—Hew MTlwraith.
Assessor under Lands Valuation and Voters Registration Acts—Robert
Hamilton.
Curator of Cemetery and Burying Grounds—Robert Sheridan.
Inspector under Animals Diseases Act—Arthur A. Macfarlane.
Inspector of Weights and Measures—David Young.
Registrars for Births, Deaths, and Marriages—East District, Wm.
Johnston ; West District, Arthur R. Baird.
Council Officer— John Berry.
POLICE BOARD.
The Provost, Bailies, Treasurer, and Town Councillors of the Burgh.
Councillors
Chairman—-The Provost.
Dean of Guild—Francis Moon.
Deputy-Dean of Guild— James Watson.
to the Dean of Guild—Bailies Borland and Swan
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APPENDIX. 53
Officials—
Clerk—Colin MacCulloch.
Treasurer—William Smith.
Collector of Assessments—Thomas D. M'Murrich.
Auditor— H. S. Ramsay.
Master of Works—Alex. T. Turnbull.
Chief Constable— John W. Angus.
Police Surgeon— John Macdougall, M.D.
Sanitary Inspector— James Devine.
Medical Officer of Health— James Wallace, M.D.
Inspector of Cleansing— James Houston.
Billet-Master and Inspector of Explosives— J. W. Angus.
Manager of Gas Works— Samuel Stewart.
Treasurer of Gas Works— William Smith.
Collector and Assistant Clerk of Gas Works—John Chalmers.
Inspector of Gas Meters—Lewis Fordyce.
Factor—Daniel Macaulay.
Superintendent of Parks— Robert Sheridan.
Inspector of Flesh Market and Slaughterhouse—William Eallantine.
Public Analysts— John William Biggart and W. L. Biggart.
Inspector under Sale of Food and Drugs Acts—David Young.
Superintendent of Fire Brigade—William Taylor.
Inspectors of Lodging Houses and Small Houses— J. Devine, A
Campbell, Malcolm M'Pherson, Archibald M'Gilp, and Adam Elliott.
Inspector of Cabs, Hackney Carriages, &c.— J. W. Angus.
DEAN OF GUILD COURT.
Dean of Guild—Francis Moon.
Depute Dean of Guild— James Watson.
Councillors to Dean of Guild—Bailies Borland and Swan ; Councillors
Barclay, Cook, Peden, and Watson.
Procurator Fiscal of Court— James Auld.
Assessor and Clerk of Court—Hew M'llwraith.
Master of Works—A. J. Turnbull.
Bar Officer—Ewen M'Intyre.
Court Hall—Municipal Buildings.
Court Days—Thursday of each alternate week, at 2 P.M.
IMPROVEMENT TRUST (15).
The Provost ; Bailies Borland, Mitchell, Black, and Swan ; Dean
Moon; Councillors Barclay, MTnnes, A. J. Black, Shearer, Chalmers,
Anderson, Cook, Peden, and Clink— Councillor Shearer, Convener ;
Councillor MTnnes, Vice-Convener.
WATER TRUST.
Provost Shankland ; Bailies Erskine, Borland, Black, Cluckie, and
Swan; Treasurer Hill; Councillors MTnnes, Shearer, Anderson,
Calder, Hair, and Clink.
Chairman— Provost Shankland; Deputy-Chairman— Bailie Erskine.
The Law, Finance, and Works Committee (13).
The whole Trust—The Provost, Convener ; Bailie Erskine, Vice-
Convener.

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APPENDIX.
Officials—
Clerk—Colin MacCulloch.
Treasurer —William Smith.
Superintendent of Works— Robert Gilmour, C.E.
Collector— James Brown.
Auditor— H. S. Ramsay.
Description of Falls let and unlet along line of Aqueducts
between Overton and the sea.
No.
OLD line.
Sugar Refinery Hogg, Wallace & Co.
Grain Mills . Mackenzie & Walker
Sugar Refinery A. Scott & Sons
Sugar Refinery A. Scott & Sons
Foundry
Rankin & Blackmore
Chemical Work John Poynter & Son
Chemical Work John Poynter & Son
Glasgow & South Western Railway Co.
Greenock Sacking Company
Sugar Refinery Neill, Dempster & Neill
Sugar Refinery Clyde Sugar Refining Co.
Rope Work
A. Tough & Son
Woollen Mill
R. Houston & Son .
Woollen Mill
Fleming, Reid & Co.
Ht ght ft.
. 26
. 24
• 17
'.
[
H. P
46
43
30
26 46
. 22
. 28
; J644
• 23
• 34
39
35
50
230
40
60
8f I5 1
17 ^
18 Paper Mill
Brown, Stewart & Co.
19 ,, " • • • 2I 37
These falls have a supply of 1200 cubic feet per minute, for twelve
hours per day, during 310 days per year ; and two Scotch acres of ground
for mills, &c. , go along with each, at a nominal feu-duty.
170 578
No. new line. Height ft. h.p.
1 Grain Mill . . R. Muir & Sons . . . 14 25
2 Foundry. . . Greenock Foundry Co.
3 Sugar Refinery . Dawson, Martin & Co.
4 Vacant . . . Glebe Sugar Refining Co.
\ Shaws Water Foundry James Nicoll .
-> Sugar Refinery .
J Alexander Scott & Sons
4
6 Sugar Refinery . Alexander Scott & Sons
These falls have a supply of 1066 cubic feet per minute for 13^ hours
per day and 310 days in the year.
S
HARBOUR TRUST.
Provost Shankland ; Bailie Erskine ; Treasurer Hill ; Councillors
M'Innes, Nicolson, Shearer. Hair, Anderson, and Clink ; Messrs
Duncan Cunningham, John Davie, D. D. Adamson, John Denholm,
Archd. N. Lindsay, James Paterson, Jas. Brown, D. MacDonald, Archd..
J. Paton, David Fortune, William Crawford, and William Lamont.
Chairman—The Provost. Deputy-Chairman, James Brown.
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APPENDIX.
Officials—
55
Secretary and General Manager—Thomas Wilson.
Treasurer—William Hutcheson.
Collector of Harbour Rates and Police Dues—Duncan Darroch.
Auditor—Dugald Campbell.
Harbour Engineer— Robert Crawford, C.E.
Harbour and Dock Master— James Baillie.
Deputy Harbour Master— Daniel Drummond.
Superintendent of Harbour Police—J. W. Angus.
Traffic Agent and Superintendent of Warehouses, Transit Sheds, Timber
Storage Ground, and Weighers and Weighing Machines— James
MacCunn.
Inspector under Explosives
Clyde— J. W. Angus.
Bye-Laws for the Lower Estuary of the
TOWN AND HARBOUR POLICE.
Central Office—Municipal Buildings, Dalrymple Street.
Cartsdyke —2 ,, East Hamilton Street.
Chief Constable— J. W. Angus ; Lieutenants—Forbes Eadie and
Hugh Rowan ; Inspectors—Alexander M'Kenzie (in charge of Cartsdyke
Office), Martin Jamieson ; Out-door, Walter M'Lellan, James
M'Donald, Malcolm M'Pherson, and James F. Adams ; One Detective
Sergeant ; Nine Police Sergeants ; Four Detective Officers ; Eightynine
Constables on Town and Harbour duty; Six Constables on Railway
duty—Total strength, 118. John Macdougall, M.D., Police Surgeon.
SANITARY DEPARTMENT.
Office—Municipal Buildings, Dalrymple Street.
Sanitary Inspector— James Devine.
Medical Officer of Health—James Wallace, M.D.
Sanitary Officers —Alexander Campbell and Adam Elliott.
Clerk—Andrew Thomson.
Craigieknowes Hospital for Cholera, Small-pox, &c, and Disinfecting
Station, Sinclair Street. Caretaker, Tames Devine.
Reception House, 35 Crawfurd Street (Glebe). Matron, Mrs
Robinson.
FIRE BRIGADE.
Station—Municipal Buildings, Dalrymple Street. Open day and night.
Committee of Management— Provost Shankland ; Treasurer Hill
Dean Moon; Councillors MTnnes, M'Neill, M'Gregor, A. J. Black,
Shearer, Chalmers, Cook, Peden, Hair, and Clink— Dean Moon,
Convener; Councillor Peden, Vice-Convener.
Brigade Superintendent—William Taylor.
PUBLIC MARKETS.
Fish Market, 1 West Breast.
Flesh Market, Slaughter House, 3 Ann Street—William Ballantine,
Inspector and Superintendent. Cattle bought and sold daily. Fairs
are held annually, beginning on the first Thursday of. July, and fourth
Tuesday of November; and a Horse and Cattle Market, which is held
in St. Andrew Square on the Friday before Glasgow Whitsun-Monday
Fair, and on the Friday immediately preceding Kilbarchan Fair.
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APPENDIX.
IMPERIAL WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Office for Burgh of Greenock— Municipal Buildings (Wallace Place
and Dalrymple Street). Inspector and adjuster—David Young.
Office hours— 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturdays, 9 to 2.
Renfrewshire—Greenock (outside police boundary), Port-Glasgow,
Erskine, Kilmalcolm, and Inverkip— Inspector and Adjuster, William
Clark ; Office, 40 Old Sneddon Street, Paisley.
REGISTRY OFFICES FOR BIRTHS,
MARRIAGES.
Municipal Building
East District—William Johnston,
s, Wallace Place.
DEATHS, AND
Registrar ; Assistant, David C.
M'Kenzie.
West District—Arthur R. Baird, Registrar.
Office hours—9 a.m. to 3 p.m., and evenings of Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, 7 to 8 ; Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Examiner for Western District of Scotland—W. H. D. Lowe.
LICENSED RETAILERS OF GUNPOWDER AND FIRE-
WORKS.
A. & J. Wilson, 65 Rue-end Street ; Edward Twigg, 33 Hamilton
Street; H. Buchanan & Co., 11 West Breast; Robert Climie, 20
West Blackhall Street ; Morton & Kidd, 24 Hamilton Street ; John
Douglas, 72 Ann Street ; John Williamson, 34 Ann Street ; and Mrs
Mary Nelson, 39 Lynedoch Street.
LICENSED SLAUGHTER-HOUSE OPERATIVES.
James Cullen, Hugh Gallacher, John M'Kechnie, Peter M'Millan,
John Greenwood, Charles M 'Arthur, David Harley, Robert Ritchie
Thomas Fitzgerald, James M'Dougall, Charles Wilson.
LICENSED BADGE PORTERS.
Name. Badge No. Name. Badge No.
Hector Gillies 1 Thomas Grant 62
William Surgenor 3 Alexander Gillies 84
Norman M'Leod. 6 William M'Dowall Turner 92
John Brown 9 Thomas Rooney . 96
John M'Geachan 11 William Haughie
James M'Kenna . 3i Patrick Colhain . 100
John M'Cafferty . 26 William Stewart
Donald MTntyre 28 Robert Watson . 82
David Brown 80 William M'Phail. 5 1
John Simpson 43 James Bogan 53
Alexander Gilchrist 63 Robert Allan 27
William Kane 58 John Tucker 55
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APPENDIX. 57
LICENSED PORTERS' TABLE OF RATES AND FARES.
Enacted by the Magistrates of Greenock, March, i8gi.
CHARGES BY DISTANCE.
S. D.
For carrying any message or any letter, parcel, box, bag, or case
of any kind, not exceeding in weight 14 lbs., any distance not
exceeding one half-mile, . . . . . . .04
And for each additional half-mile or part of same, . . .02
For any burden exceeding 14 lbs. but not exceeding 56 lbs., for
any distance not exceeding one half-mile, . . . .06
And for each additional half-mile or part of same, . . .04
For any burden exceeding 56 lbs. but not exceeding 112 lbs., for
any distance not exceeding one half-mile, . . . .08
And for each additional half-mile or part of same, . . .04
For any load on a barrow or other vehicle exceeding 1 cwt. but
not exceeding 3 cwt. , for any distance not exceeding one halfmile,
when it is not necessary to ascend with such load any
steep street or road, . . . . . . . . o 10
And for each additional half-mile or part of same, subject always
to the above mentioned condition, . . . . .06
For any load, within the limits as to weight last above mentioned,
in the conveyance of which the porter requires to ascend a
steep street or road, the total charge for the first half-mile or
part of a half-mile shall not exceed 16
And for each additional half-mile, or part of a half-mile, any part
of which is steep, 09
Note.—Between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. a porter may charge fare and
half- fare.
CHARGES BY TIME.
A porter employed by time, whether in removing furniture or in
carrying or conveying either samples or patterns or goods or
S. D.
articles for commercial travellers, or luggage for other travellers,
in weight not exceeding 3 cwt., or in assisting to load,
unload, or weigh goods, or in beating carpets or the like at any
time between 6 a.m. and 10 p.m., shall be entitled to charge
for the first hour, or part of an hour when employed less than
an hour, ..........10
And for each additional half-hour or part of same, . . .04
A porter employed by time in conveying samples or patterns or
goods or articles for commercial travellers, or luggage or goods
for other persons, shall, when any such load exceeds 3 cwt., be
entitled to charge for the first hour, or part of an hour if
employed less than an hour, . . . . . . .14
And for each additional half-hour or part of same, . . .06
A porter shall be entitled to charge by time for all loads which
exceed in weight 3 cwt.
For these rates or fares Porters are bound, when required, to put the
luggage on board the steam vessels, or place it on the platform of the
railway, or take the same out of the steam vessel, or down from the
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HACKNEY CARRIAGES.
Summary of Bye-Laws and Table of Fares, Enacted by the
Magistrates of Greenock, ist June, 1891.
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Table of Fares
from or to
The Annexed Stances
from or to the
Undermentioned Places
Albert harbour
Ardgowan square
Bogston station
Brachelston square
Cartsdyke railway stn.
Cathcart st. and station
Charing Cross
Customhouse quay
\ Eldon street (east )
/ of Bentinck street) \
Eldon st. w. to Battery
\ Eldon street w. to /
Berryburn I (
George square
Gourock Pier
Infirmary (Duncan st.)
\ James Watt Dock /
I (west entrance) \
\ James Watt Dock j
/ (east entrance) (
Ladyburn
Lynedoch st. station
Municipal Buildings
Nelson street (west)
Overton
Police Office
Port-Glasgow
Post Office
Princes Pier
Smithston Poorhouse
Upper Greenock stn.
Victoria harbour
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APPENDIX. 59
It shall be in the option of the hirer to engage any hackney carriage
either by time or distance, provided this be done at the time of hiring.
To or between places mentioned in the Table of Fares (a copy of which
each driver is bound to have in his possession and exhibit when required)
the charge shall be as stated in the said table. To or between places
not mentioned in the said table of fares the charge shall be—
For any distance not exceeding a mile . . . . . is od
Exceeding a mile and not exceeding 1^ miles .
1^ miles ,, 2 ,, .
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,, 2l ,,
2h ,, 3 ,, . .
3 „ 3i „ • •
3i » 4 ,, • •
4 >> 4* „
44 >• 5 ,, .
.
is6d
2S od
2s 6d
3s od
3s 6d
4s od
4s 6d
5s od
In respect, however, that the upper parts of Greenock are hilly, in
all cases not mentioned in the said table of fares, the charge for any
hackney carriage engaged by distance shall be 6d extra, provided the
point to or from which the carriage is driven shall be within the town,
but to the south or upper side thereof.
When a carriage is called but not used, a charge of 6d shall be
allowed, if the place to which it is called be under half a
stance, and is beyond that.
mile from the
Forshopping and making calls, or wherethe driving is not continuous,
the charge shall be 2s for the first hour or part thereof, and 6d for every
additional quarter of an hour or part thereof.
For an airing in the country, not exceeding five miles from the
General Post Office. Wallace Square, and returning either by the same
or a different road, the rate shall be 3s for the first hour or part thereof,
and is for every additional twenty minutes or part thereof, and the rate
of driving shall be at least six miles an hour, unless the hirer wishes a
slower pace.
Whether the fares are by distance or by time, if there be more than
four adult persons driven, a charge of 6d extra shall be made for each
additional adult, and a charge of 6d for every two children above six
and under twelve years of age. No additional charge for one child
above six or for children under six. Every person of twelve years of
age and upwards shall be reckoned an adult.
From midnight till six morning, double fare to be exigible.
On Sunday fare-and-a-half will be exigible from six morning till
twelve midnight.
Any person shall be entitled to withhold payment of fare— 1st.
When the name and number are not painted outside carriage, or when
there is no plate inside in terms of article seven of the bye-laws. 2nd.
When the reference ticket is not given on demand. 3rd. When the
Bye-laws and Table of Fares are not shown on demand ; and 4th, when
an overcharge is made.
No driver shall be entitled to any gratuity.
Public Stands.
1.
2.
Princes Pier- -North end of Campbell Street.
Grey Place—North side of street or place.
-?. West Burn Street—North side of Hamilton Street.

6o APPENDIX.
4. Greenock West Station—Newton Street, north side.
5. Cathcart Street—East side of Station Road.
6. East India Breast.
7. Customhouse Quay— East side of Pillar Lamp.
8. Cartsdyke Station—Macdougall Street.
9. Bogston Station—Bogston Road.
Private Stands.
1. Cathcart Street Station —Private street leading from Cathcart Street
to said station.
2. Lynedoch Street Station—Private street leading from Lynedoch
Street to Glasgow and South- Western Railway Station there.
3. Princes Pier Station— Private street leading from Brougham Street
to said station.
CLYDE PILOT BOARD.
Five Members appointed by Greenock Harbour Trust, Eight by
Clyde Navigation Trust, Thr^e by River Pilots, and the Provosts of
Dumbarton, Port-Glasgow, and Rothesay.
Members of Greenock Committee—Provost Shankland ; Councillor
Hair; Messrs D. D. Adamson, James Brown, David Fortune, Nathaniel
Dunlop, George Smith, Dugald M'Donald, and Provost Gray of Port-
Glasgow— Provost Shankland, Chairman.
DEEP SEA PILOTS LICENSED TO TAKE
VESSELS TO SEA.
Robert Hume Bell, Alexander Campbell, Peter Currie, James -
Fleming, James Gordon, Robert Lee, David M'Kellar, John M'Kenzie,
Charles Mackie, Allan M 'Lean, David M'Reevie, John Miller, Robert
Munn, Jacob L. Till, and James Boag Warden— James Baillie, Pilot
Master.
£0
RATES FOR DEEP SEA PILOTS.
From any place betwixt the Cumbrae and Cloch Lights to Greenock or
Port-Glasgow, including mooring the Ship or
penny three farthings per ton.
waiting the tide, one
From a line drawn between the Cloch Light and Dunoon Pier to
Port-Glasgow or any intermediate place, or from any intermediate
place to any other intermediate place, one halfpenny per ton.
N. B. — -The same chargeable for like distance outwards.
Fractional tonnage to be charged and paid in proportion.
All vessels towed to be allowed one-fifth off the full rates.
From Greenock, or off Greenock to Garelochhead, including detention
in swinging the vessel, one halfpenny per ton, and the same rates
in returning ; but no pilot will be obliged to pilot a vessel to the
Garelochhead and back for a less
way.
sum than fifteen shillings each
For every day the pilot is kept on board after the compasses are
adjusted, he shall be entitled to charge seven shillings and sixpence
per day.
Shifting vessels from one harbour to another harbour,
under 500 tons, . . .
10 6
Shifting vessels from one harbour to another harbour,
500 tons and upwards, o 15 o

APPENDIX. 6
Shifting vessels from any of the harbours to the Garvel
Graving Dock, and vice versa, . . . . .100
Attending launch,
.100
Trial Trips—Vessels under 500 tons register, . . .300
Trial Trips— all vessels from 500 to 1000 tons register,
per ton, o o i^
And for every additional 100 tons, . . . . .050
And for detention over 24 hours per day, . . . .076
Note.— Detention money to be charged only after the actual commencement
of the service for which the pilot has been engaged.
N.B.—A Shipmaster is not bound to take a pilot, unless between
Port-Glasgow and Glasgow.
RIVER PILOTS LICENSED TO TAKE VESSELS
UP THE RIVER.
R. W. Moir, R. Buchan, William Hardie, William Purves,
William Clinton, Alex. Renfrew, William Arthurs, Robert G. Taitt,
J. Williamson, A.
Daniel M'Millan,
M. Jackson, D. Macdonald, Malcolm Campbell,
Alexnnder Bruce, and Joseph Duncan—David
Fenton, Pilot Master.
RATES FOR PILOTAGE ON THE RIVER.
From Greenock, or off Greenock, or the Tail of the Bank,
Per Ft.
to
Glasgow ; or from Glasgow to Greenock, or off Greenock, or
the Tail of the Bank, including the unmooring of the ship,
for all vessels under 10 ft. draught of water . . .', is fed
Vessels with 10 ft. draught of water, and under 12 ft. . . 2s od
Vessels with 12 ft. draught of water, and not exceeding 15 ft. . 2s 6d
All vessels exceeding 15 ft. draught of water . . . . 3s od
Odd inches to be charged and paid in proportion.
For piloting vessels up and down the Leven, to or from Dumbarton,
the pilot shall not be entitled to charge more than five shillings for all
vessels under 100 tons, and over 100 tons, 7s 6d, in addition to the rate
of piloting such vessels on the Clyde ; and five shillings for each additional
tide he may be detained after the first.
Any pilot, whether deep sea or river, who may be detained at the
request of the owner or person in charge of the vessel, after his duties of
pilot have been completed, shall (where not otherwise provided for in
these regulations), in addition to receiving his provisions, be paid by
the owners or persons in charge of the vessel seven shillings and sixpence
per day, and in like proportion to any lesser period he may be detained
on board.
N.B. —No differential rates shall in future be recoverable in respect
of foreign vessels.
LICENSED LUMPERS.
Henry Hammond, Moses Ferguson, Harry Hill, Andrew Bryceland,
Alexander M'Lean, John M'Kinnon, Patrick M'Cue, James Marshall,
James Carroll, Peter Lamont Ross, Hermann Berndt, Thomas Murray,
John Sweeney, Robert M'Leod, John Dorrean, Peter M'Ghee, and
Donald Nicolson.
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62 APPENDIX.
LICENSED BOATMEN.
Alexander Nicholson, sen., James Barbour, John Waugh, James
Waugh, Alexander Nicholson, jun. , John M'Kean, Lachlan Cameron,
Malcolm M'Lean, Archibald Barbour, and Colin Munro.
TABLE OF RATES OR FARES TO BE EXACTED BY
LICENSED BOATMEN AT THE PORT AND HARBOURS
OF GREENOCK.
1st. Boat-hire from any of the Quays, Piers, Harbours, or the
Esplanade, to any ship or vessel lying in the roadsteads, between the
Tail of the Bank Buoy on the west, and Garvel Point on the east, said
vessel not being at a greater distance than a mile and a half from the
shore of Greenock between these two points : — If one passenger, is6d ;
two passengers, 2s ; every additional passenger, 6d.
2nd. Boat-hire from any of the above-mentioned stations to any
ship or vessel lying at the anchorage termed the Tail of the Bank :— If
one passenger, 2s ; two passengers, 2s 6d ; every additional passenger, 6d.
3rd. Boat-hire from any of the above-mentioned stations to the
powder anchorage ground :—If one passenger, 3s 6d ; every additional
passenger, 6d.
4th. Boat-hire from any of the above-mentioned stations to the Hill
of Ardmore, or Helensburgh, Kilcreggan, or Point of Roseneath, or
Row, or any other point on opposite shore :— If one passenger, 5s; two
passengers, 6s ; three passengers, 7s ; every additional passenger, 6d.
5th. Boat-hire from any of the above-mentioned stations to any ship
or vessel lying in Gourock Bay :— If one passenger, 3s 6d ; two
passengers, 4s 6d ; and every additional passenger, 6d. For these rates
or fares the boatmen shall be obliged to wait 30 minutes and bring back
the passengers. If detained beyond 30 minutes, one shilling to be paid
for each half-hour, or part of half-an-hour after the first.
The above rates or fares shall include luggage, if under 1 cwt. ; but
all luggage above that amount shall be, for every cwt., 4d.
Vessels in harbour shifting, passing lines, up to 300 tons, 7s 6d ;
ships, ios ; if boatmen employed by time, 12s 6d per day.
For the above rates the boatmen shall be obliged to furnish 4 oars
and men, when from the state of the weather this is required to enable
them to make the passage ; but when required to do so by the hirer
himself, for expedition or otherwise, one-half fare to be paid in addition
to the above rates. The harbour-master to be sole judge in case of
dispute between the boatmen and the hirer as to the state of the.
weather, and as to the necessity of 4 oars.
PUBLIC PARKS AND CEMETERY.
Committee of Management for 1894—The whole members of Town
Council—Councillor Anderson, Convener; Dean Moon, Vice-Convener.
Superintendent— Robert Sheridan.
Well Park Promenade and Pleasure Grounds.— Entrances
—Regent Street, Bank Street, Sir John's Brae, and Lynedoch Street.
Wellington Park.— In connection with which are Bowling Green,
Cricket Ground, and Bathing Pond for youths. Entrance—Drumfrochar
Road (East).

APPENDIX. 63
Whin Hili. Entrances—Top of Lynedoch Street and Drurnfrochar
Road.
Greenock Cemetery Entrances— Brachelston Square and head
of Forsyth Street.
Summary of byedaws enacted by Town Council, April,
The Gates
I
During 3pen at Shut at During Open at Shut at
A.M. P.M. A.M. P.M.
January
February
March .
. 8
7
6
4
5
6
July .
August
September
.
.
.
6
6
6
9
8
7
April . 6 7 October • 7 6
May 6 8 November . 8 4
June 6 9 December . 8 4
On Sunday the gates are shut from II a.m. till 12.40 p.m.
No Interments allowed on Sunday unless under special circumstances.
Price of Ground.
Classes I to 6 closed. Class 7, £2 2s ; Class 8, ,£3 ; Class
ios ; and Class 10, £4, for each lair fully prepared.
Fees for Titles to Ground.
A fee of is for original title charged for ground up to ^20 in
9, £$
value,
and 2s 6d above that sum. Transfers of titles 2s 6d, and duplicate
titles is each.
Fees for Dressing Lairs.
One shilling per lair per annum for graves in grass, and is 6d for
graves in dressed ground, irrespective of class.
Revised Rates on Detached and other Lots.
On Lots of 15 square yards, .
,, 20 to 26 square yards, .
281035
,, 42 to 60 ,,
Detached Lots.
On Lots of 16 to 25 square yards, .
251035 ,, .
401050 ,,
,, 50 to 60 ,,
,, 60 to 70 ,,
,, 70 to 80 ,,
,, 80 to 90 ,,
,, 90 to IOO ,,
,, 100 to no ,,
,, no to 120 ,,
150 to 175
175 to 200
,, 200 to 230 ,,
.
£9 7 6
IO
12 6
,, 230 to 260 ,,
Commutation of Dressing Lair Charges.
Proprietors shall have the power to commute the annual charges for
dressing ground by a fixed payment of 20s per lair for grass, and 30s
per lair for dressed ground, exclusive of other classes and detached lots
which may be arranged for on application to the Cemetery Committee.
15
IO
12 6
17 6
I O
I 2 6
I s
I 7 6
I 10
1 12 6
I is
1 17 6
2
2 2 6
2 5

64
APPENDIX.
Rule 5.
Proprietors are prohibited interring in their grounds any other than
members of their own family, without having previously obtained the
consent of the Committee on the Cemetery, or the Convener thereof, or
in the event of his absence from town, of the consent of the sitting
Police Magistrate for the week, which consent any one of the beforenamed
parties is authorised to grant.
New Scale of Interment Fees.
Classes 1 to 7—under 12 years, . 6s od Above that age, 12s od
Classes 8, 9 and 10
Other Classes
,,
,,
.
.
7s 6d
ns6d
,,
,,
15s od
22s 6d
Detached Lots ,, . 15s od
Extra Fees.
,, 30s od
For every carriage with one horse attending a Funeral, 2s 6d each
carriage ; if two horses, 4s each carriage. If the number of carriages
at any one Funeral exceeds ten, no charge to be made for
beyond the ten.
any carriage
GREENOCK HOSPITAL AND INFIRMARY,
Duncan Street.— Established 1809.
Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Bart., President.
Michael Hugh Shaw Stewart, Esq., M.P., The Provost of Greenock,
Robert Macfie, Esq., James Stewart, Esq., and Sir Thomas Sutherland,
K.C.M.G., M.P., Vice-Presidents.
John Rodger, Esq., Treasurer. Geo. Williamson, Esq., Secretary.
Directors— Robert Binnie, Esq., Chairman; Colin MacCulloch, Esq.,
Deputy-Chairman; The Provost of Port-Glasgow, Messrs John Barclay,
David J. Dunlop (Port-Glasgow), Robert Allan, Robert Kerr, George
Macdonald, Duncan M'Gillivray, William Hastie, W. W. B. Rodger,
John MacOnie, Hugh M. Milloy, Louson Walker, T. L. Patterson,
T. M. Thorne, J. Campbell Hart, James MacLean, A. Campbell Finlay,
George Ferguson, A. O. Leitch, James Nicol, Robert Hill. The
Convener (Bailie Cluckie) and Vice-Convener (Bailie Erskine) of the
Public Health Committee of Greenock, ex officiis.
Physicians—Drs Philip and Wallace (Fever).
Surgeons—Drs Paton and Laurie (Consultant).
Dispensary Surgeons—Drs Broadfoot and James H. G. Whiteford.
House Surgeon—C. W. Marshall, M.B., CM.
Assistant House Surgeon— Duncan M'Y. Millar.
Matron—Miss Tod. Assistant Matron (Fever House), Miss Stuart.
Friends of Patients are allowed to visit them on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Fridays, from 2 till 3.30 p.m., and on Sundays from 4 till 5
p.m. The Dispensary for out patients is open from 12 till I p.m.,
and is closed on Spring and Autumn holidays, New- Year's Day, and
Friday of Summer Fair. Applicants are required to pay id for each
prescription, and to come provided with bottles for mixtures," &c.
Applicants for admission as in-patients are required to present themselves
for admission at 12.30 for examination by the dispensary attendants.
They must be provided with Subscribers' tickets. Admission will be
given only if the applicants be found proper subjects, and there be
room in the house. Tickets are available only for one year and in the
place where Subscriber and patient reside.

APPENDIX. 65
THE FERGUSON EYE INFIRMARY,
Nelson Street
(Founded by the late James Ferguson, Esq., Auchneagh).
Patients suffering with diseases and injuries of the eye receive advice
free.
Trustees— Provost Dugald Shankland ; Bailies Erskine and Borland ;
Robert Steele M'Morland, Esq., Merchant; Alexander Bain, Esq.,
Feuar ; Robert Binnie, Esq., Chairman, Greenock Infirmary ; Colin
MacCulloch, Esq., Deputy-Chairman of Greenock Infirmary; George
Williamson, Esq., Secretary of Greenock Infirmary.
Honorary Secretary and Treasurer — William Smith, Town
Chamberlain.
Auditor—Hope Stewart Ramsay.
Honorary Medical Officers—W. A. Wilson, M.D. ; James Paton,
M.D.
Ophthalmic Surgeon—N. Gordon Cluckie, M.B., L.F.P.S.G., &c.
Patients examined daily (Sundays excepted) at 10.30 a.m.
Accidents received into the wards at any hour.
GREENOCK PAROCHIAL BOARD.
Board Room and Offices—36 Nicolson Street.
poorhouse and asylum—smithston.
The Provost, Dugald Shankland, Esq., Chairman.
The management is vested in a General Committee, sub-divided into
small Committees for the despatch of business.
Inspector— John S. Deas.
Treasurer—William Ramage.
Assistant Inspectors—Robert P. Fairlie, Thos. Shearer, and James
Stephens.
Clerks— J. O. Waun, John Ferguson, Hugh M'Cracken, and James
Muir.
Collector—Thomas Burton.
Assistants—Wm. Hendry and John M 'William.
Auditor— Quintin Bone.
Janitor—Alex. Stevens.
Governor of Poorhouse and Asylum—George Bruce.
Matron of Poorhouse—Miss Kate Macfarlane.
Chaplain— (Vacant).
House Surgeons— Jas. Wallace, M.D., and W. M. Holmes.
District Surgeons—Drs John Macdougall, John Carlyle, and
Douglas.
J. C.
BOARD OF TRADE AND MERCANTILE MARINE OFFICE,
7 Virginia Street.
Local Marine Board.
Provost of Greenock (ex officio).
Nominees of the Board of Trade.
|
John Scott, C.B. Alexander P. Lyle.
Edward Wilson, J. P. Malcolm M'C. Brown.
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66 APPENDIX.
John D. Clink.
Thomas Carmichael.
Daniel Kerr.
—
Elected by the Shipowners.
William Hamilton.
James Grieve.
Robert Hill.
John Scott, C.B., Chairman. Thos. Carmichael, Deputy-Chairman.
R. S. Macalister, Secretary.
Mercantile Marine Office— R. S. Macalister, Superintendent,
Registrar of Royal Naval Reserve, and Superintendent of Lascar
Transfers ; James Campbell, First Deputy-Superintendent ; Lionel E.
Lewis, Second Deputy - Superintendent ; Donald Campbell, Angus
Campbell, and Alexander Richmond, Messengers. Offices -at Sub-
Ports—Maurice T. Gloster, Port-Glasgow ; Robert Fry, Oban
Alexander Whyte, Tobermory.
Examinations of Masters and Mates are held on the second and
fourth Tuesday in each month—Captain W. H. Barham, Examiner.
Examinations of Engineers are held on the first Tuesday of each
month— John Sowter, Examiner.
Surveyors—
John Sowter, Shipwright and Engineer ;
C. Waterson,
Shipwright ; T. F. Jenkins, Shipwright ; Peter Gordon and Duncan
Wilson, Tapeholders.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND MANUFACTURES.
(Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1813.
Reading Room, William Street.
Directors—Messrs Robert Park Lyle, Chairman ; John Stewart,
Vice-Chairman ; William Hair, C. G. Ramsay, James Aitken, James
Tannahill, A. O. Leitch, F. D. Morrison, R. *W. Muir, Anderson
Rodger, George W. Houston, and Thomas Borthwick. Secretary and
Treasurer—Wm. Hardie, C.A., 2 Watt Place.
CUSTOM OF THE PORT.
The Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of Greenock, at a
General Meeting held this day, declare that the following is the Custom
of the Port of Greenock, with reference to the matters herein referred
to, applicable when no special stipulations are made in Charter Parties
or other binding documents :
I.—Entering Cargo.
1. When a vessel has been reported at the Customs, the Master gives
notice to the Consignee, and the latter is bound, within forty-eight
hours after such notice, to enter the cargo at the Customs.
II.
—
Berthing Vessel and Delivering Cargo.
1. Vessels are bound to discharge at the berths assigned by the
Harbour Master, and Consignees are bound to take delivery of cargo
from alongside when landed at the quay at said berths.
2. In the case of Timber discharged into the water, the Consignee
is not bound to take delivery unless the timber is inside a Harbour
Basin, so that when the assigned berth is not inside a Harbour Basin,
the ship is bound to float the timber into a Harbour Basin, and deliver
it there.
3. All deals, staves, or broken stowage must be landed on the Quay
by the ship.
)
;

III.
—
APPENDIX. 67
Time for Discharging when no Number of Lay Days is
Specified in the Charter Party.
1. When the vessel is in the berth assigned by the Harbour Master,
the Master gives notice thereof to the Consignee, and the Master is
bound to begin delivering, and the Consignee to begin taking delivery
of the cargo within twenty-four hours thereafter, provided the time
allowed for entering the cargo shall then have elapsed.
2. The Master is bound to tender, and the Consignee to receive,
cargo each working day, weather permitting, at the following rates,
unless a larger quantity is mutually agreed on, or unless modified by
the Harbour Master, in virtue of the powers possessed by him under the
Harbour Bye-Laws.
* (a) Sailing Vessels Laden with Sugar.
Shall have a minimum daily Discharge of
With Cargo as per Bill of Lading From Feb. 1 to Nov- Nov 3° 30 From Dec. to Ja Jan. 31
of
(Inclusive)
(Inclusive)
From
Tons.
300 to
Tons.
500
Tons.
Tons.
,, 500 ,, 800
,, 800 ,, IOOO
,, 1000 ,, 1400
. 125
„ 1400 ,, 1800
•
,, 1800
Over 2200
,, 2200
• 175
200
b. (Deleted 20th November, 1888.)
70
70
80
80
IOO IOO
125
I50
150
150
150
c. The discharge of vessels laden with other non-dutiable goods to
be carried on during the ordinary working hours according to
the season of the year—unless when overtime is worked by
mutual agreement, and Consignees are bound, weather permitting,
to keep the discharge going continuously during said hours,
and to receive and to remove the cargo from the ship's gangway
in such a way as to enable the work to be carried on without
interruption throughout the entire discharge to the full extent
of the ordinary hours allowed for carrying on the work.
IV.
—
Lay Days when the Number is Specified.
1. The Master gives written notice to the Consignee when the vessel
is in the Discharging Berth assigned by the Harbour Master and ready
to discharge, and the lay days begin to count from the date on which
the said notice is given ; but the day of giving notice does not count as
a lay day unless the said notice is received by the Consignee before
Twelve o'clock noon.
2. In case the harbours are so crowded that the vessel cannot be
berthed, the Master gives written notice to the Consignee when the
vessel is in the Harbour Basin or moored at the Quays, and, provided
she would have been ready to begin discharging if the berth had been
available, such notice takes
clause.
the place of that provided in the previous
3. Days (not described as " running days ") meaning working days
— i.e., Sundays and Customs and local holidays, do not count.
* As amended 20th November,

68 APPENDIX.
4. When the number of lay days is specially mentioned for discharging,
the Master is bound to tender, and the Consignee to take delivery,
of a proportionate quantity of the cargo each working day, unless some
other quantity is mutually agreed on.
Note.—Should the said proportionate quantity be less than the
quantity specified above (Section III., Clause 2), the Master is
bound to tender, and the Consignee to take delivery, of the
latter quantity each working day.
5. When the number of lay days for discharging is the unexhausted
balance of a number specified for discharging and other purposes, the
quantity to be tendered and taken delivery of each working day is the
quantity specified above (Section III., Clause 2), unless a larger quantity
is mutually agreed on.
6. A day does not count against the Consignee if the discharge is
interrupted through failure of the Master to tender cargo as above
stated.
V.
—
Settlement of Freight.
1. Freights on wood and timber from ports in Canada and United
States are payable, one-third in cash on arrival, and the remaining twothirds
on right and true delivery of the cargo, in good and approved Bills
at four months, or in cash less four months' discount at the rate of five
per cent, per annum, from the date of completion of discharge.
2. All other Freights, except Coasting and Continental Freights are
payable on right and true delivery of the cargo in cash, less one month's
discount at the rate of five per cent, per annum, from date of vessel's
report at Customs, in cases of cargoes from ports on this side of Cape
Horn and the Cape of Cood Hope, and less two months' discount at
the said rate in cases of cargoes from ports on the other side of the said
Capes.
3. Freights on goods payable by weight are payable on the net
weight delivered, unless otherwise specially stipulated, except Coasting
and Continental Freights, which are payable on the gross weight, unless
otherwise specially stipulated. Freights payable by measurement are
payable by calliper measure, unless otherwise specially stipulated.
4. When Freight is payable by a Bill on Usance on London or in
cash equal thereto, cash without discount is meant, or a Bill for the
same amount on London at such a date as the Banks here will grant
without charge.
5. Approved Bills means Bankers' Drafts or Acceptances guaranteed
by a Banker.
6. When the ship is consigned to charterers or their agents paying
usual or customary commission, the consignee of the cargo is entitled
to deduct two-and-a-half per cent, from the amount of Freight payable
by him.
Note.—When Freight is to be paid in cash on right and true
delivery of the cargo, without reference to the custom of the port, net
cash free from discount is meant.
James Morton, President.
Thos. King, Secretary.
Greenock, 25th February, 1876.

APPENDIX. 69
COURTS.
BURGH AND POLICE COURT.
Held in the Police Court Hall, every lawful day at 10 o'clock.
Tudges— The Provost and Bailies ; Assessor—Colin MacCulloch,
Town Clerk ; Assessors in absence—Andrew Nimmo, Thomas Wilson,
;and Thomas D. M'Murrich ; Prosecutors— Procurator-Fiscal, James
Auld John W. Angus.
;
Police Superintendent —
Licensing Courts for the Burgh are held on the second Tuesday in
April and the third Tuesday in October.
ORDINARY AND DEBTS RECOVERY SHERIFF COURT.
Held in the County Buildings, Nelson Street, every Friday at 1 1 o'clock
forenoon during the Session.
Sheriff— John Cheyne ; Sheriff-Substitute— John Henderson Begg ;
Honorary Sheriff-Substitutes— Colin S. Caird, W. Cunninghame Steele,
F. G. Bruce, William M'Clure, Edward Wilson, John Black, and
Walter W. B. Rodger ; Clerk— Joseph M'Leod Lochhead ; Depute-
Clerk— John Brough ; in absence of John Brough, John Paton Fyfe, and
William Brough; Procurator-Fiscal— R. J. Blair; in absence of R. J.
Blair, W. J. Wright ; Auditor— John Brough ; Shorthand Writer
William Mitchell ; Bar Officer—John Smith.
SHERIFF SMALL DEBT COURT.
Held in County Buildings, Nelson Street, every Wednesday at 1 1 o'clock.
Continued cases are disposed of before new ones.
Sheriff— John Cheyne ; Sheriff-Substitute—John Henderson Begg ;
Clerk— Joseph M'Leod Lochhead ; Depute-Clerk— John Brough ; Bar
Officer— John Smith.
JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT.
Held in the Justices' Court-House, Bank Street.
Justices of the Peace— Greenock and Vicinity.
Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., M. H. Shaw Stewart of Carnock,
R. Binnie, R. W. Robertson, John Robert Craig, R. Grieve, D. M.
Latham, James Stewart, H. R. B. Peile, Thos. Stark, Wm. Ross, D.
Campbell, W. O. Leitch, C. S. Caird, James Reid, John Scott, Edward
Wilson, W. W. B. Rodger, Robert Kerr, John Neill, A. O. Leitch,
Tom Neill, P. T. Caird', John Rodger, J. C. Hart, John Anderson,
Daniel M 'Arthur Erskine, William Lamont, Joseph Duncan Scott,
Hugh William Walker.
The Sheriff Substitute of Greenock, the Provost and Bailies of Greenock,
the Chief Magistrate of Gourock, all ex officiis.
Clerk of Peace— John P. Fyfe.
Depute-Clerk— R. S. Murray,
Procurator-Fiscal—William Auld.
Small Debt Courts held every Thursday at 1 1 forenoon.
Licensing Courts—Meetings for granting and renewing Publicans'
Certificates for the Lower Ward of the County are held on the third
—

7°
APPENDIX.
Tuesday in April and last Tuesday in October at 12 noon. Applications
for Licenses must be lodged at least fourteen days previous to the day
of meeting. Appeal Courts held in May and November.
Game Licensing Court, last Thursday of July, at 11 forenoon.
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Held in Renfrew on the first Tuesday of March, May, and August,
and last Tuesday in October.
LIEUTENANCY OF RENFREWSHIRE.
Lord-Lieutenant— Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, of Ardgowan, Bart.
Vice-Lieutenant— -Lord Blythswood, of Blythswood.
Alexander, Major-General Sir Claud
of Ballochmyle, Bart.
Blantyre, Lord, the Right Hon.
Buchanan, Colonel, D. C. R. C, of
Drumpellier and Finlaystone
Burns, Sir John, of Castle Wemyss,
Bart.
Cochrane, the Hon. T.
M.P.
H. A. E.,
Cuninghame,
Craigends
John Charles, of
Darroch, Duncan, of Gourock
Dunlop, Henry B., of Arthurlee
Finlayson, James, of Merchiston
Gilmour, Allan, of Eaglesham
Graham, Allan Graham Barns,
Fereneze
Gordon, John, of Aikenhead
of
Harvey, James Widdrington Shand
of Castle Semple
Houston, G. Ludovic, ofJohnstone
King, Robert, of Levernholm
Latham, David Macduff, Gourock
House
Macdowall, Henry, of Garthland
Maxwell, Sir John Stirling, of
Pollok, Bart.
Mure, William, of Caldwell
Napier, John Stirling, of Merchiston
House
Pollok, William F. , of Upper Pollok
Renshaw, Charles Bine, of
Barochan, M.P.
Richardson, David, of Hartfield
SmithJ. Parker, ofjordanhill, M.P.
Speirs, Alexander A., of Elderslie
Spier, Robert Thomas Napier, of
Culdee
Stewart, James.
Stewart, John A. Shaw, London
Clerk of Lieutenancy—Wm. M'Clure, Jr., Mansionhouse, Greenock.
COUNTY COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF RENFREW.
Under the Local Government (Scotland) Act, 1889.
Division. I.
—
Elected in 1892.
East Renfrewshire.
1. Thornliebank — Walter M'Farlane, manager, Holmeview, Mansewood,
Pollokshaws.
2. Eastwood— John Denholm, Mains, Giffnock.
3. Pollokshaws (North-East)—Duncan Watson, Rossendale Road,
4.
Shawlands.
Pollokshaws (South-East)—Robert M'Killop, fish and egg merchant,
1
1 5^ King Street, Pollokshaws.

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5. Pollokshaws (Central)—David Barbour, manufacturer,
Works, Pollokshaws, residing at Woodend, Saltcoats.
Renfield
6. Pollokshaws (West)— William Campbell, dyer, Auldfield Park,
7.
8.
9.
Pollokshaws, and residing at Kennishead.
Busby— John Robb, calico printer, Busby Plouse, Busby.
Mearns—William Mann, shipowner, Bankside, Giffnock.
Eaglesham—Allan Gilmour, Yr. of Eaglesham, Eaglesham House,
Eaglesham.
10. Cathcart (East)—Henry E.
Cathcart.
Gordon, advocate, Aikenhead House,
11. Cathcart (West)—George Weir, engineer, 18 Millbrae Crescent,
Langside.
II.
—
West Renfrewshire.
12.
13.
Hurlet— Robert King, merchant, 17 Blythswood Square, Glasgow.
Elderslie—Charles BineRenshaw, of Glenpatrick, M.P., Barrochan,
14.
15.
Houston.
Paisley— James Cowan, carting contractor, Rosshall, Paisley.
Lin wood—Dugald Alexander M'Tavish, writer, 52 High Street,
16.
Johnstone.
Bridge of Weir—Walter M'Laren
Nile Street, Glasgow.
Fleming, merchant, 21 West
17. Kilbarchan—Archibald Watson Finlayson, thread manufacturer,
18.
Springgrove, Kilbarchan.
Houston (East)—Alexander Archibald Speirs, of Elderslie, Elderslie
House, Houston.
19. Houston (West)— James Andrew Muirhead, Gryffe Tannery, Bridge
of Weir.
20. Bishopton— Robert Rintoul, merchant, 46 Gordon Street, Glasgow.
21. Erskine and Inchinnan—Lord Blythswood of Blythswood, Renfrew.
22. Renfrew— James Parker Smith, of Jordanhill, M.P. by Partick.
23. Barrhead (East)—William Pollock, banker, Main Street, Barrhead.
24. Barrhead (Central)— John M'Kay, farmer, Crossmill and Roughlees,
Barrhead.
25. Barrhead (West)— John Cochrane, engineer, Eastpark, Grahamstone,
Barrhead.
26. Neilston—Alexander Robertson Ferguson, writer, Neilston.
27. Ouplaymuir—William Mure, of Caldwell.
28. Lochwinnoch (East) — John M'Nab, bleacher, Midtownfield.
29. Lochwinnoch (West)—Joseph Johnstone, cabinet manufacturer,
Viewfield Works, Lochwinnoch.
30. Lochwinnoch (North)— James Widdrington Shand Harvey, of
Castlesemple, Lochwinnoch.
31. Inverkip—Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, of Greenock and
Blackball, Bart., Ardgowan, Inverkip.
32. Kilmalcolm (South) - Horatio Renaud Babington Peile, factor,
Inverkip.
33. Kilmalcolm (East)—Rev. James Murray, Kilmalcolm.
34. Kilmalcolm (North)— John Fullarton, timber merchant, Thornwood,
Kilmalcolm.
35. Johnstone (First)—James Finlayson, Junior, thread manufacturer,
Merchiston, Johnstone.

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7 2 APPENDIX.
36. Johnstone (Second)— James Fyfe Donald, engineer, Woodbank,
37.
Johnstone.
Johnstone (Third)—William Shanks, engineer, Bankhouse,
Johnstone.
38. Johnstone (Fourth)— John Baird Stirling, writer, Johnstone.
39. Gourock (Central)—Edward John Biggs, Beaconsfield, Victoria
40.
Road, Gourock.
Gourock (East)—William Chalmers, house factor, 27 Cove Road,
41.
Gourock.
Gourock (West)—Robert
Road, Gourock.
Binnie, merchant, Ashford, 54 Albert
Elected by the Town Council of the Burgh of Renfrew.
42. Andrew Brown, Provost of Renfrew.
43. John Cumming, Town Councillor of Renfrew.
Convener— Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.
Vice-Convener
County Clerk— James Caldwell, County Buildings, Paisley.
COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY IN THE LOWER WARD OF
RENFREWSHIRE.
The Right Hon. Lord Blantyre
The Master of Blantyre
Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., of
Ardgowan and Blackhall
The Right Hon. Lord Blythswood,
of Blythswood
The Sheriff of the County
Sheriff-Substitute at Greenock
D. C. R. C. Buchanan of Drumpellier
D. Darroch of Gourock, B.A.
James Arbuckle, Grey Place,
Greenock.
David Cross, of Ingleston
James Anderson of Highholm
Robert Macfie of Langhouse
Sir John Burns of Castle Wemyss
C. BineRenshaw of Garvocks, M.P.
H. R. B. Peile, Inverkip, Factor
for Sir M. R. S. Stewart, Bart.
John Birkmyre, Manufacturer,
Port-Glasgow
Michael Hugh Shaw Stewart, of
Carnock, M.P.
Thomas Bollen Seath, Sunnyoaks,
Langbank.
Geo. Haldane, Kempock, Gourock
James Fleming, jun., of Newlandsfield,
Kilmory, Skelmorlie.
John Wallace, Feuar, AshtonRoad,
Gourock
Alexander Stephen, of Kelly,
Wemyss Bay
The Provost of Greenock
The Provost of Port-Glasgow
The Senior Police Magistrate of
Gourock
James Caldwell, Clerk of Supply, Paisley.
INCOME TAX COMMISSIONERS FOR LOWER WARD OF
RENFREWSHIRE.
The Sheriff of the County
Sheriff-Substitute at Greenock
Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.
James Stewart of Blackhouse, &c.
M. F. Dunlop, Clerk.
R. G. Sommerville, Merchant
Robert Binnie, Merchant
Colin S. Caird, Shipowner
John Alexander, Assessor.
Alexander M'Dougall, M.A., Surveyor, Customhouse Buildings.

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COUNTY CONSTABULARY.
Chief Constable of Renfrewshire— Charles Harding, Paisley.
Lower Ward Inspector— Charles Bremner, County Buildings, Nelson
Street (West). Residence, u Bath Street, Gourock.
Sergeant Peter Matthews, County Buildings. House, 9 Watt Street,
Greenock.
THE FACULTY OF PROCURATORS OF GREENOCK.
Office-Bearers— 1894.
Dean of Faculty—John Paton Fyfe ; Vice-Dean— R. B. Shearer ;
Treasurer and Fiscal—William Auld ; Secretary—William Stronach ;
Auditor—W. A. Thorn.
Council to act along with Office-Bearers— Duncan Clerk, William
M'Clure, jun., R. S. Walker, James Auld, J. W. Crawford, and John
Cameron.
RESIDENT MEMBERS OF FACULTY.
Those marked (*) are Notaries Public. The years are those in which they were
admitted Procurators.
*.Anderson, John, Port-Glasgow .
Andrew, Alexander, 17 Hamilton Street
*Auld, James, Post Office Buildings, Vennel
'Auld, William, 27 West Burn Street .
'Black, John, 5 West Blackhall Street .
'Black, George H., B.L., 5 West Blackhall Street
Blair, Robert James, Sheriff Court Buildings
"Boyd, W. D., 37 Hamilton Street
Brown John A., Post Office Buildings (east side)
"Cameron, John, 46 Cathcart Street
Chalmers Thomas, Post Office Buildings,
"Clerk, Duncan, Clyde Buildings, 2 Argyle Street
"Colquhoun, John J., 2 Watt Place
"Crawford, J. W., 26 Hamilton Street .
Dunlop, Malcom Fraser, 2 Church Place
* Ferguson, Archibald D., 13 William Street.
Frame, James, Post Office Buildings .
"Fyfe, John Paton, 4 Argyle Street
"Glen, James, Bank Buildings, 13 William Street
"Hood-Glen, William T
"Hood, John, Port-Glasgow ....
Jacobs, Thomas R., 17 West Blackhall Street
Lorrimer, Henry, Port-Glasgow .
"Love, James A., 2 Hamilton Street
"Maclelland, Daniel Ritchie, Port-Glasgow .
M'Clure, John, Mansionhouse, I Ardgowan Square
"M'Clure, William, Mansionhouse, I Ardgowan Square
"M'Clure, William, jun., Mansionhouse, 1 Ardgowan Square
"MacCulloch, Colin, Town Clerk, Municipal Buildings
"Macdonald, George, 26 Hamilton Street
*Macdonald, James, 2 Bank Street
*Macdougall, Alexander James, 30 West Burn Street
1863
1890
1867
1870
1849
1875
1892
1889
1876
1889
1881
1865
1887
1884
1865
1868
1882
1885
1888
1892
1888
1859
1884
1837
1878
1868
1868
1873

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*Macdougall, John, 30 West Burn Street
*Macgregor, John, B. L., 28 Hamilton Street,
*MTlwraith, Hew, 11 William Street ....
*Marquis, James, 18 Hamilton Street ....
*Millar, James, 18 Hamilton Street, ....
*Morrison, Finlay Daniel, 32 Cathcart Street
*Murray, A. D., 14 Hamilton Street ....
*Murray, George, 2 Church Place ....
*Murray, Robert S., 4 Argyle Street ....
Niven, Archibald, y] Hamilton Street
*Orkney, Robert, 2 Argyle Street ....
*Patten, John, W.S., 18 Kilblain Street
Paul, Matthew J., Port-Glasgow ....
*Prentice, A. R., 18 Kilblain Street ....
*Shearer, Alexander, jun., 18 Hamilton Street
*Shearer, Robert B., M.A., LL.B., 1 Bank Street
Stronach, William, 25 West Burn Street
Thorn, W. A., 13 Hamilton Street . . . .
*Turner, James W., 17 West Blackhall Street
Walker, R. Steuart, 11 William Street
*Williamson, George, Municipal Buildings, Wallace Place
*Wright, W. J., 27 West Burn Street ....
Agents for the Poor for the next Twelve Months.
1848
1880
1835
1893
1889
1864
1888
1888
1883
1893
1885
1873
1891
1885
1884
1873
1870.
1883
1871
1881
1837
1890'
Greenock district— Messrs James Marquis, J. J. Colquhoun, W. D.
Boyd, Archibald Niven, and Andrew M. Blair. Port-Glasgow district—
Mr M. J. Paul.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
(For Addresses see General Directory.
The figures opposite the name denote the year in which they were
licensed.
1872 Black, John
CM.
Robert, M.B.,
1878
1889
Broadfoot,Wm.,M.D.,C.M.
Cairns, William, M.B., CM.
1880 Calder, Marcus, L.R.C.P.
and S.
1876 Carlyle, John, M.B., CM.
1880 Cluckie, Niven Gordon,
M.B., L.F.P.S., Ophthalmic
Surgeon.
1 89 1 Docherty, Daniel, L.R.C.P.
&S., L.F.P.S.
1 87 1 Douglas, John Cameron,
M.B., L.R.C.S.
1866 Galloway, Allan, M.D., CM.
1887 Hunter, Andrew Craig,
1886
L.R.C.P. &S., L.F.P.S.
Laurie, James, M.B., CM.
)
1855 Marshall, Wm. Johnstone,.
M.D., L.R.C.S.
1863 M'Dougall, John, M.D.,
CM.
1870 Paton, James, M.D., CM.
1882 Philip, Thomas, M.B., M.C..
1863 Robertson, John Keith,.
M.D., CM.
1 89 1
1893
Russell, David, M.B., CM.
Walker William, L.R.C
P. & S., L.F.P.S.
1850 Wallace, James, M.D.,
L.R.C.S., F.F.P.S.
James, M.D.,.
1858 Whiteford,
L.R.C.S.
1 89 1 Whiteford,
Tames, H. G.,.
B.A., M.B.", CM.
1863 Wilson, William Aitchison,.
M.D., CM., F.F.P.S.

APPENDIX. 75
CONSULS IN GREENOCK.
Danish Vice-Consul —M. M'C. Brown, 13 Hamilton Street.
Dutch Consular Agents—Lietke & Co., Palmerston Buildings.
French Consular Agent—John Davie, 63 Rue-end Street.
German Consulate—Lietke & Co., Palmerston Buildings.
Paraguayan Vice-Consul—James Auld, Post Office Buildings, Vennel.
Portuguese Vice-Consulate— Office, 43 Renfield Street, Glasgow.
Russian Consular Agents—Lietke & Co., Palmerston Buildings.
Swedish and Norwegian Vice-Consul—Malcolm M'C. Brown, 13
Hamilton Street.
United States Consular Agent— James A. Love, 2 Hamilton Street.
Lloyds' Agents for Greenock and Port-Glasgow — T. O. Hunter & Co.,
13 Hamilton Street.
Agents for London and Liverpool Underwriters' Association—T. O.
Hunter & Co., 13 Hamilton Street.
Agents for London Salvage Association—T. O. Hunter & Co., 13
Hamilton Street.
ist RENFREW AND DUMBARTON VOLUNTEER
ARTILLERY CORPS.
Headquarters, Greenock.
Consisting of One 40-Pounder Battery of Position and Five
Companies of Garrison Artillery. Stations :—Greenock, Port-Glasgow,
Helensburgh, and Dumbarton.
Honorary Colonel—John Scott, C.B., V.D., 14th May, 1892,
Greenock.
Lieutenant-Colonel—William Anderson, V.D., hon. col., nth
June, 1892, Helensburgh.
Major— R. Duncan, 9th July, 1892, Port-Glasgow.
Captains— F. G. Gemmill, hon. major, 5th May, 1888, Helensburgh
; Alex. R. Prentice, 5th May, 1888, Greenock ; Charles C. Scott,
14th September, 1889, Greenock ; A. F. Garvie, 14th September, 1889,
Dumbarton; William Campbell, 26th July, 1890, Port-Glasgow;
Alexander Roberts, 13th June, 1891, Dumbarton ; William C. Wallace,
9th July, 1892, Port-Glasgow.
Lieutenants— R. H. Muir, 6th July, 1889, Dumbarton ; John
M'Farlane, 21st November, 1891, Helensburgh ; Archibald J. M.
Petrie, 4th February, 1893, Dumbarton ; John Rogerson, 25th November,
1893-
Adjutant—D. Percival Lea-Birch, Captain R.A., 15th August, 1893.
Medical Officers—W. A.Wilson,M.D.,V.D., Surgeon Lieut. -Colonel,
1st February, 1889, Greenock; John W. Taylor, M.D. , V.D., Surgeon
Lieut. -Colonel, 19th March, 1892, Port-Glasgow ;
W. R. Sewell, M.D.,
Surgeon Captain, 9th May, 1885, Helensburgh; W. A. M'Lachlan,
M.D., Surgeon Captain, 17th November, 1888, Dumbarton.
Veterinary Officer—A. A. Macfarlane, M.R.C.V.S., 1st February,
1890, Greenock.
Honorary Chaplains— Rev. William Bell, V.D., 28th May, 1868,
Port-Glasgow; Rev. J. Baird, B.D., V.D., 5th March, 1869, Helensburgh.

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Acting Chaplain—Rev. J. Smith, 8th December, 1888, Dumbarton.
Honorary Lieut. -Colonel (retired)— John Fullarton.
Honorary Majors (retired)— R. S. Scott, T. J. F. Messer, R.
Thorne, H. R. Walker.
THE CLYDE VOLUNTEER DIVISION ROYAL ENGINEERS
(SUBMARINE MINERS).
Headquarters—Fort- Matilda, Greenock, and 335 St Vincent Street,
Glasgow.
Honorary Commandant—Brigadier General Sir Donald Matheson,
K. C.B., 6 Park Terrace, Glasgow.
Officer Commanding—Capt. W. W. B. Rodger, Bagatelle, Greenock.
Captains— A. R. Miller, 28 Lilybank Gardens, Glasgow ; D. F. D.
Neill, Glenfield, Greenock.
Lieutentants—H. B. Collins, Garscaddens, by New Kilpatrick,
Dumbartonshire ; N. Macleod, 1 Woodland Terrace, Glasgow ; R. C.
Cochran, 7 Crown Circus, Dowanhill, Glasgow.
Second Lieutenants—D. B. Anderson, 18 Park Circus, Glasgow ;
David Laidlaw, Auchinvole, Parkhall, Dalmuir, Glasgow ; A. Anderson,
18 Park Circus, Glasgow.
Quartermaster—A. F. Fergus, 3 Elmbank Crescent, Glasgow.
Medical Officers—Surgeon Captain James Whiteford, M.D.,
L.R.C.S., 6 Forsyth Street, Greenock; Surgeon Captain T. K.
Dalziel, M.B., 196 Bath Street, Glasgow; Surgeon Lieutenant J. H. G.
Whiteford, M.B., 6 Forsyth Street, Greenock.
Chaplain— Rev. T. F. Johnstone, M. A., 34 Eldon Street, Greenock.
Adjutant—Captain Thomas Davis, R.E., Fort-Matilda, Greenock.
ist (RENFREWSHIRE) VOLUNTEER BATTALION
PRINCESS LOUISE'S ARGYLL & SUTHERLAND
HIGHLANDERS.
Headquarters, Greenock.
Honorary Colonel— Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., V.D.
Lieutenant-Colonel—William Lamont, V.D., hon. col.
Majors—John Stewart, V.D., hon. lieut.-col.; and James Tannahill,
V.D., hon. lieut.-col.
Captains— J. K. Stewart, V.D., hon. major; J. T. Wilson, V.D.,
hon. major; Abram Lyle, jun., hon. major; W. U. Park, V.D.,
hon. major; W. T. Goldie, R. P. Lyle; R. W. Livingston, V.D.,hon.
major; J. MTsaac, I.M., V.D., hon. major; A. J. Paton, T. H. Hill.
Lieutenants— E. Wilson, R. F. Blair, J. H. Shankland, J. Crighton,
P. Forfar, M. Buchanan, A. Morrison, E. J. Biggs, W. A. Fisher.
Second Lieutenants—William Richard MTntyre, Charles Tripland
Taylor, D. S. Harvey, J. Carse, H. D. Glen, Wm. Gilchrist Prentice.
Adjutant—Captain D. S. Stewart, Northumberland Fusiliers.
Instructor of Musketry— Captain and Hon. Major J. MTsaac, V.D.
Hon. Quarter-master—Lieut. E. J. Biggs.
Surgeon Captain—T. Philip, M.B., C. M. ; Lieut. Surgeons—A.
Peacock, M.B., J. B. Barr, M.B.
Acting Chaplains—H. Macmillan, D.D., LL.D., &c; W. W.
Beveridge, A. Milne, A. N. Sutherland.
Staff (Headquarters)—Lieutenant-Colonel Lamont, Majors John

APPENDIX. 77
Stewart and Tannahill, Captain and Adjutant Stewart, Sergeant-Major
Woods, Sergeant - Instructor Blunden, and Sergeant - Instructor
M'Donough.
The Corps comprises 6 Companies at Greenock, I Company at Port-
Glasgow, I Company at Gourock, and I Company at Rothesay.
Uniform, scarlet— Facings, yellow.
CALEDONIAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
General Carriers to and from all parts of Scotland, England, and the
Continent.
Chief Offices— -302 Buchanan Street, Glasgow.
James Thompson, General Manager. John Blackburn, Secretary.
Stations in Greenock.
Bogston (Passenger and Goods), Port-Glasgow Road— John Carmichael,
Stationmaster ; John Montgomerie, Goods Superintendent.
Cartsdyke (Passenger), Macdougall Street, off East Hamilton Street
—Alexander Anderson, jun., Stationmaster.
Cathcart Street (Passenger)—Thomas Ritson, Superintendent.
Greenock West (Passenger), Inverkip and Newton Streets—Thos.
Telfer, Stationmaster.
Greenock West (Goods and Mineral)— John Montgomerie, Superintendent.
Fort Matilda (Passenger), west end of Newark Street—Duncan.
M'Lachlan, Stationmaster.
Upper Greenock (Passenger), on Wemyss Bay line, top of Lynedoch.
Street— James Purdon, Stationmaster.
Principal Goods Station, 4 Regent Street— John Montgomerie,
Superintendent. Office— Railway Cottage, Bogle Street.
Upper Greenock Goods Station, Drumfrochar Road— James Purdon,
Agent.
Parcel Office, Cathcart Street Station. Parcel Receiving Office at
J. W. Black's, 17 West Blackhall Street.
GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Through communication with all parts of Scotland and England.
Head Office, St. Enoch Station, Glasgow— General Manager, vacant
Secretary, F. H. Gillies; Goods Manager, R. M. Sharp; Superintendent
of Line, David Cooper ; Accountant and Cashier, James Thomson ;
Engineer, William Melville ; Marine Superintendent, Captain A.
Williamson, Greenock ; Locomotive Superintendent, James Manson,
Kilmarnock.
Stations in Greenock.
Lynedoch (Passenger), top of Dellingburn Street— Joseph Dickson,
Stationmaster.
Princes Pier
master.
(Passenger), Brougham Street— Peter Kerr, Station-
Goods Stations—Albert Harbour, James Watt Dock, Inchgreen,
and Lynedoch Street— James Shearer, Superintendent. Office, 18
Brougham Street.
Parcel Offices—Princes Pier and Lynedoch Street Stations.
Parcel Receiving Office at W. H. Mitchell's, 9 Hamilton Street.
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APPENDIX.
North British Railway Company—In connection with the Glasgow
& South-Western Railway—all places in the North, East, and South of
Scotland ; and to all places in England and Wales. Offices, Albert
Harbour Station and Lynedoch Street Station. Agent, Wm. Chisholm.
Carting Agents, Cowan & Co.
GREENOCK AND PORT-GLASGOW TRAMWAY COMPANY.
Directors 1S94.
John MacOnie, Chairman.
Robert Kerr. D. J. Dunlop.
D. M. Erskine. John King.
Secretary— -Louson Walker, C.A, 33 Cathcart Street.
Cars run at regular intervals between Port-Glasgow, Greenock,
Gourock, and Ashton.
PARCEL CARRIERS.
Glasgow and Greenock—Mrs Stewart, 41 Cathcart Street, Greenock,
Glasgow address—65 Howard
and at Mrs Morton's, 36 Hamilton Street ;
Street.
Glasgow and Greenock—Lachlan Robertson, I Manse Lane ;
Glasgow address— Turner's Court, 87 Argyle Street.
Glasgow, Greenock, and Gourock—
John Robertson, 3 Trafalgar
Street, Greenock, and at John Plant's, 3 Hamilton Street ; Glasgow
addresses—46 Miller Street, 43 Virginia Street, 62 and 90 Argyle
Street.
Gourock, Greenock, and Glasgow (Goods and Parcels)— James
Mains and John Taylor, both daily.
Inverkip, by Road (Goods and Parcels)—Robert M'Farlane,
Tuesdays and Fridays, and oftener during the summer.
Port-Glasgow, by Road—William Macrae and N. M. Campbell
arrive and depart daily.
STEAMERS CALLING AT GREENOCK.
(Weather and other circumstances permitting.)
Aberdeen and Dundee—Princess Irene, or other steamer, twice
monthly - -M. Langlands & Sons.
Antwerp—Steamer sails every Monday from Glasgow, calling at
Greenock, as trade requires—Allan Swan, Customhouse Buildings,
agent.
Ardrishaig and Lochfyne— Royal Mail Steamer Columba, Grenadier,
or other steamer, with passengers only, daily (Sunday excepted) about
8.50 a.m., from Customhouse Quay, calling at Princes Pier, Gourock,
Kirn, Dunoon, Innellan, Rothesay, Colintraive, Tighnabruaich, Tarbert,
and Ardrishaig. Returning from Ardrishaig about 1 p.m. Royal Mail
Steamer Iona during Summer Season from Customhouse Quay about
3.15 p.m., and Brigadier or other steamer, with goods and passengers,
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from Customhouse
Quay, touching at same piers and others, and returning from Inveraray
every Thursday and Saturday, Ardrishaig every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday—W. Lindsay & Co., agents.

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Ardrishaig, Crinan Canal, Sound of Mull, Strontian (Loch Sunart),
Ballachulish Slate Quarries, and places in the North, as may be
arranged—S.S. Handa, or other steamer, every Monday, about 6 p.m.,
from Customhouse Quay—Wm, Lindsay & Co., agents.
Arran (Brodick and Lamlash), calling at Gourock and other piers
on the Firth—Daily during summer season from Princes Pier, saloon
steamer Ivanhoe, via Kyles of Bute ; and from Customhouse Quay
and Princes Pier, s.s. Isle of Arran, via Kilchattan Bay. Goods only
s.s. Bute every Tuesday.
Arran, North End (see Campbeltown).
Arrochar (see Lochlong).
Ayr and Girvan—Goods steamer Loch Etive every Monday and
Thursday at 6 p.m. from West Quay— Hugh Lamont, agent.
Ballina—Elm, Fern, or other steamer of Laird Line, every alternate
Friday, from Customhouse Quay, about 4 p.m.—Alex. A. Laird & Co.
Belfast—Daily (Sunday excepted) from Princes Pier at 9.45 p.m.
Royal Mail Steam Packets Alligator, Dromedary, Gorilla, or other
steamer, with mails and passengers. Cargo steamer daily from East
India Wharf about 8 p.m. —Wm. Sinclair, Excise Buildings, agent.
Belfast—See also Bristol and Plymouth.
Birkenhead—See Liverpool.
Boston—Allan Line Steamers from Tail of the Bank regularly -
Andrew Picken & Co., agents.
Bristol— .Swansea, Cardiff and Newport (via Belfast) with goods and
passengers from Princes Pier not before 6 p.m. The s.s. Tweed,
Medway, Avon, or Solway, sails for Bristol every Monday and
Thursday— Cardiff every Thursday and Friday—Swansea every Tuesday
—Newport every alternate Friday, all via Belfast— D. Macdougall, r
Cross-shore Street, agent.
Brodick— See Arran.
Campbeltown— Calling at Gourock, Lochranza, Pirn Mill (Arran),
and Carradale—daily (.Sunday excepted) from Customhouse Quay, and
Princes Pier about 9 a.m., during summer months, and 10 a.m. in winter.
Royal Mail steamer Davaar, Kinloch, or Kintyre—Peter M'Callum,
agent.
Cardiff—See Bristol.
Coast— Goods steamer Bute sails about 8 a.m. every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, for Hunter's Quay, Dunoon, Innellan,
Toward, Rothesay, Largs, Millport, and Kilchattan Bay ; Tuesdays to
Brodick and Lamlash—Hugh M'Cormick, agent.
Coleraine (with liberty to call at Portrush)—s.s. Gardenia, or other
steamer of Laird Line, from Customhouse Quay every Monday and
Thursday—Alex. A. Laird & Co.
Cork—From West Quay every Tuesday and Saturday at 6 p.m.
s.s. Aranmore, Cumbrae, Rathlin, Skerryvore, Toward, &c.—Clyde
Shipping Company, Ltd., Customhouse Buildings, Greenock—Allan
Swan, agent.
Dover—From West Quay every Thursday at 6 p.m., via Waterford,
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Southampton, and Newhaven—Clyde Shipping Co.'s steamer.—Allan
Swan, agent.
Dublin—From Customhouse Quay about 7.30 p.m.—The Dublin
and Glasgow Steam Packet Company's s.s. Duke of Fife, General
Gordon, Duke of Leinster, Duke of Argyll, or other steamer, nine
times in the fortnight— James Little & Co., Excise Buildings, agents.
Dublin—Olive, Shamrock, Holly, or other steamer of Laird Line,
sails every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, from Customhouse Quay
about 7.20 p.m.—Alex. A. Laird & Co., Customhouse Quay.
Dumbarton Steamers— s.s. Lochfyne sails with goods from West
Quay every Tuesday at 10 a.m.—Hugh Lamont, agent.
Dunoon, Kirn, &c. , &c. — Passenger steamers frequently during
summer season, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Saturdays.
Goods only s.s. Bute every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from
Customhouse Quay.
Drummore, Port William, Isle of Whithorn, and any other ports
that may be agreed upon— s.s. Gannet, Rona, Merlin, or Pelican
Glasgow and Greenock Shipping Co., Customhouse Quay.
Eigg and Isle Ornsay (weather permitting)—Every Thursday from
Customhouse Quay about 6 pm. Royal Mail s.s. Claymore—Wm.
Lindsay & Co., agents.
Fort-William and places in the North, as may be arranged—s.s.
Handa every Monday evening—Wm. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Fort-William, Oban, Bonaw, Ballachulish, and other West Highland
Ports—s.s. Lochnell, or Loch Etive, sails at 7 p.m. every Tuesday
Hugh Lamont, West Quay, agent.
Garelochhead— Calling at Helensburgh, Row, Rosneath, Clynder,
Barremman, Shandon, Rahane Ferry, and Mambeg—s.s. Elaine or
other steamer at 10 a.m. and I p.m., returning from Garelochhead at
II.30 a.m. and 2.30 p.m.
Ghent— s.s. Whimbrel and Bittern sail
Greenock—Allan Swan, Customhouse, agent.
as trade requires from
Glasgow—Passenger steamers frequently during summer. Luggage
steamers and lighters of Glasgow and Greenock Shipping Co. daily
from east end of Customhouse Quay.
Gothenburg and Christiania— "Napier Line of Steamers," from
Glasgow, calling at Greenock —T. O. Hunter & Co., agents.
Gourock— Passenger steamers frequently during summer season.
Helensburgh, Row, and Rosneath— From Customhouse Quay and
Princes Pier— s.s. Elaine at 7.45 and 10 a.m., 1, 4, and 6 p.m.;
returning from Helensburgh at 8.30 a.m., 12.15, 3.15, 4.50, and
6.55 p.m.
Highlands and Islands—s.s. Inniemore from West Quay every
Wednesday about 4 p.m.—Hugh M'Cormick, agent.
Highlands and Western Islands, namely— Colonsay, Iona, Bunessan
Tiree, Carbost, Struan, Glendale, Colbost, Dunvegan, Stein, Uig
Tarbert, Obbe, Lochmaddy, Kallin, Carnan, Skipport, Lochboisdale,
Barra—Steamer, Dunara Castle, every Thursday, from West Quay a
7 p.m. —D. M'Cormick, agent, Customhouse Quay.
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APPENDIX.
Highlands and Western Islands—Steamer Hebridean, for Portaskaig,
Colonsay, Oban, Tobermory, Coll, Tiree, Carbost, Colbost,
Dunvegan, Loch Eport, Scotvin, Carnan, Skipport, Lochboisdale,
Barra, and any other ports that may be agreed upon, every Monday about
6 p.m.—Wm. Miller, Customhouse Quay, agent.
Highlands and Western Isles—See also Ardrishaig, Eigg, Fort-
William, Inveraray, Inverness, Islay, Lochgoilhead, Lochfyne, Oban,
Salen, Stornoway, and Ullapool.
Inveraray—Steamer Lord of the Isles sails every morning (except
Sunday) during summer months, calling at Gourock, Dunoon, Rothesay,
and other intermediate piers ; returning from Inveraray about 2 p.m.
D. M'Cormick, agent.
Inverness and Fort-William, calling at Craignish, Luing, Easdale,
Oban, Aird's Pier (Appin), Ballachulish Pier, Onich Pier, Ardgour Pier
(Corran), Corpach, Banavie, Gairlochy, Laggan, Cullochy, Fort
Augustus, Invermorriston, Inverfarigaig, and Temple Pier—Every
Monday and Thursday from Customhouse Quay about 5 p.m. —s.s.
Cavalier and Ethel—Wm. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Islay— Daily (via Tarbert), passengers only. R.M.S. Columba or
Grenadier from Customhouse Quay about 8.50 a.m., Princes Pier at 9
a.m., to East Tarbert, and swift steamer from West Tarbert to Port
Ellen, every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday ; to Portaskaig
every Monday and Thursday—Wm. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Islay and Jura—Every Monday and Thursday at 4
—
— 1
8
p.m. from
Customhouse Quay with goods and passengers—s.s. Islay or other
steamer ; Monday, to Port Ellen and Port Charlotte ; Thursday, Port
Ellen, Portaskaig, and Jura—William Lindsay & Co., agents.
Isle of Man—Tynewald, Peveril, Fenella, or other steamer, sails
on Wednesdays from Customhouse Quay and Princes Pier about noon
—W. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Isle of Whithorn—See Drummore.
Kilcreggan, Cove, Blairmore, Strone,
Steamers frequently during summer season,
Ardenadam, Kilmun
from Customhouse Quay
and Princes Pier.
Lamlash— See Arran.
Lame and Belfast— s.s. Grouse every Wednesday and Saturday
evening from East India Wharf, returning from Larne every Tuesday
and Friday evening— William Sinclair, agent, Excise Buildings.
Limerick direct— Every Monday evening from West Quay at 9
p.m. per steamer of Clyde Shipping Company—Allan Swan, agent.
Liverpool— Owl, Bear, or other steamer of Burns Line, regularly,
six times in the fortnight, from Customhouse Quay—William Sinclair,
Excise Buildings, agent.
Liverpool— (calling at Birkenhead when sufficient inducement offers),
Princess Royal, Princess Louise, or other steamer, thrice fortnightly
J. B. MacCallum, agent, 3 Brymner Street.
Liverpool—Fire Queen every Wednesday from Princes Pier,
and Fire King every Saturday from West Quay—D. Macdougall, agent.
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Lochgoilhead, calling at Kilcreggan, Cove, Blairmore, Ardentinny,
Carrick Castle, &c— Daily (Sunday excepted) from Customhouse
Quay and Princes Pier, returning from Lochgoilhead in the afternoon
Royal Mail s.s. Edinburgh Castle and Windsor Castle— Donald
M'Cormick, agent.
Lochfyne —See Ardrishaig and Inveraray.
Lochfyne Steamer—Minard Castle, for Kirn, Dunoon, Kyles of
of Bute, Skipness, Tarbert, Ardrishaig, and Inveraray, every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday from West Quay about 9 a.m. — D.
M'Cormick, Customhouse Quay, agent.
Lochlong and Lochlomond—Saloon steamer daily (with passengers
only) from May till October, for Dunoon, Kirn, Blairmore, Ardentinny,
and Arrochar, and returning from Arrochar in connection with the
Lochlomond steamers.
London—Every Monday via Belfast and Southampton ; and every
Friday direct, also via Belfast and Plymouth, per steamer of Clyde
Shipping Co., from West Quay at 6 p.m.—Allan Swan, Customhouse
Buildings, agent.
Londonderry— Daily (Sunday excepted) from Customhouse Quay
about 7.30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, Royal Mail
s.s. Thistle, Cedar, Azalea, or other steamer of Laird Line ; and
every Wednesday and Saturday, Royal Mail s.s. Bear, Mastiff, or other
steamer of Burns' Line.
Manchester— (calling at Ellesmere Port and Runcorn when sufficient
inducement offers), Grampus, Seal, or Lamprey, every Tuesday and
Thursday—William Sinclair, agent, Excise Buildings.
Manchester— Princess Helena, Princess Irene, or other steamer every
Saturday— J. B. MacCallum, agent, 3 Brymner Street.
Milford (county Donegal) via Portrush and Londonderry— s.s.
Melmore or Rossgull every Thursday from West Quay about 7 p.m.
Hugh Lamont, agent.
Newhaven (Sussex)—Every Thursday at 6 p.m. from West Quay,
via Waterford and Southampton, Clyde Shipping Company's steamer
Allan Swan, Customhouse Buildings, agent.
New York—Anchor Line American Mail Packet every Thursday
from the Tail-of-the-Bank. The City of Rome sails once a month from
the James Watt Dock—James Little & Co., agents.
New York—Allan and State Line steamers regularly from the Tailof-the-Bank—Andrew
Picken & Co., agents.
Oban, via Mull of Kintyre—Every Monday and Thursday from
Customhouse Quay about 6 p.m. Royal Mail s.s. Clansman and
Claymore—Wm. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Oban—See also Highlands and Western Isles.
Philadelphia—Allan Line steamers from Tail-of-the-Bank regularly
—Andrew Picken & Co., agents.
Plymouth—Monday evening, via Waterford, and Friday evening,
via Belfast. Steamer of Clyde Shipping Co. from West Quay— Allan
Swan, Customhouse Buildings, agent.
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Port-Glasgow— -Daily, luggage steamers and lighters of Glasgow and
Greenock Shipping Co.
Portree—See Stornoway.
Portrush—See Coleraine, also Milford.
Port William— See Drummore.
Quebec—Allan Liners sail from the Tail-of-the-Bank weekly
Andrew Picken & Co., agents.
Rosneath, &c.— s.s. Elaine or other steamer at 7.45 and 10 a.m.,
1, 4, and 6 p.m.; returning from Rosneath at 8.15 a.m., 12 noon, 3,
4.40, and 6.40 p.m.
Rothesay, calling at Gourock, Kirn, Dunoon, Innellan, &c.
frequently from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturdays 9 p.m. during summer
season, from Customhouse Quay and Princes Pier, s.s. Columba, Lord
of the Isles, Ivanhoe, Eagle, &c. Passengers only.
Rothesay, Innellan, Dunoon, and Kirn—Goods only, s s. Bute,
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday—Hugh M'Cormick, Customhouse
Quay, agent.
Runcorn—See Manchester.
Salen, Loch Sunart and Strontian, via Oban, every Monday at 6
p.m., Clansman or other steamer—-William Lindsay & Co., agents.
Sligo—Azalea, or other steamer of Laird Line, from Customhouse
Quay every Wednesday about 5 p.m.—Alex. A. Laird & Co.
Southampton—Every Monday evening, via Belfast, and Thursday
evening, via Waterford, Clyde Shipping Company's steamer from West
Quay—Allan Swan, Customhouse Buildings, agent.
Stornoway, calling at Oban, Tobermory, and Portree, and, weather
permitting, at Craignure, Lochaline, Salen, Armadale, Glenelg, Balmacara,
Kyleakin, Broadford, Raasay, and other places agreed upon,
every Monday and Thursday at 6 p.m., from Customhouse Quay,
R.M.S. Clansman, Claymore, and Clydesdale—W. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Swansea— See Bristol.
Tarbert (Lochfyne)—See Ardrishaig and Lochfyne.
Tighnabruaich (Kyles of Bute), calling at various piers on the Firth
1— Royal Mail Steamer Columba at 8.50 a.m. ; Ivanhoe and other
steamers during summer season.
Tobermory—See Stornoway.
Ullapool and Lochinver—every Monday from Customhouse Quay
about 5 p.m., per MacBrayne's Highland Steamers—W. Lindsay & Co.,
agents.
Waterford—Every Monday and Thursday evenings direct, Clyde
Shipping Co. 's Steamer from West Quay—Allan Swan, agent.
West Highlands—See Highlands, &c.
Westport,—Every alternate Tuesday from Customhouse Quay
Elm, Gardenia, Fern, or other steamer of Laird Line.
STEAM TOWING COMPANIES.
City of Glasgow Towing Company—A. & W. M'Kinnon. Offices
74 Broomielaw, Glasgow, and Palmerston Buildings, Greenock. Tugs
—Champion, Mariner, and Monarch.
Clyde Shipping Company, Ltd.—Allan Swan, manager, Customhouse
Buildings, Greenock. Offices in Glasgow, Dublin, Cardiff, and Queens-
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town. Tug Steamers—Hercules, Flying Arrow, Flying Bat, Flying
Witch, Flying Wizard, Flying Serpent, Flying Swallow, Flying Fish,
Flying Fox, Flying Huntress, Flying Irishman, Flying Scotsman,
Flying Sportsman, Flying Squirrel, Flying Cormorant, Flying Elf,
Flying Sprite, Flying Eagle, Flying Vulture, Flying Dutchman, Flying
Spindrift, and Flying Mist.
Glasgow and Greenock Shipping Company—86 Broomielaw, Glasgow,
and Customhouse Quay, Greenock. Tugs—Samson, Vanguard,
Hotspur, and Lord Derby ; and in Londonderry—Admiral, Albatross,
and Osprey (twin-screw).
Greenock Towing Company—Park & M'Kellar, 8 Brymner Street,
Greenock, and I Robertson Street, Glasgow. Tugs—Defiance, Dauntless,
and Commodore.
BANKING HOUSES.
Bank Holidays in Scotland—New-Year's Day, Good Friday, the first
Monday of May, the first Monday of August, and Christmas Day. On
local holidays the offices are open from 9 to 10.30 a.m. ; Bills due must
be paid on these days.
Bills due on Christmas Day, Good Friday, and any day appointed
by Royal Proclamation as a Public Fast are due the previous day. On
other statutory holidays they are due on the succeeding day.
BANK OF SCOTLAND—47 Cathcart Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shut at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on Bank of Scotland, Lothbury, London ;
and the following banks in England, Wales, and Isle ofMan :—Bank of
England ; London and County Banking Co. ; National Provincial Bank
of England ; Manchester and Liverpool District Bank ; Burton,
Uttoxeter, and Ashbourn Union Bank; Sheffield Union Bank; Wolverhampton
and Staffordshire Banking Co. ; Bradford Old Bank, Ltd ;
Halifax Joint Stock Bank, Ltd. ; Carlisle City and District Banking
Co. ; Cumberland Union Banking Co. ; Huddersfield Banking Co. ;
Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank, Ltd. ; Manchester and County Bank ;
Stamford, Spalding, and Boston Banking Co. ; Birmingham District
and Counties Banking Co. ; Woods & Co. ; Samuel Smith & Co. ;
and Isle of Man Banking Co. : in Ireland—Bank of Ireland ; Provincial
Bank of Ireland ; and Royal Bank of Ireland : and in Scotland—on the
Branches of the Royal Bank, British Linen Co. Bank, Commercial
Bank, National Bank, Union Bank, Clydesdale Bank, Caledonian Bank,
North of Scotland Bank, Town and County Bank, in towns where the
Bank of Scotland has no branch. The Bank of Scotland also issues
drafts and letters of credit on Bank of British North America, New-
York, and branches ; on Canadian Bank of Commerce, Toronto, and
Branches; Bank of Africa ; Standard Bank of South Africa (Limited) ;
on Bank of Australasia, in Australia and New Zealand ; on Bank of
New Zealand ; and National Bank of New Zealand, and on the Branches
of Mercantile Bank of India (Limited). Bank of Scotland also grants
Foreign Credits and Marginal Bills, furnishes Circular Notes, free of
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APPENDIX. 85
towns on the Continent of Europe, and elsewhere throughout the
world ; and negotiates Bills on all the principal towns in British and
Foreign parts.
Agent—P. Macdonald ; Accountant— P. G. Brown; Teller— D.
M'Pherson; Clerks— Robert C. M'Nair, A. MacArthur, J. J. W.
Gilmour, and James Neilson.
BRITISH LINEN COMPANY— 13 William Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on British Linen Co. Bank, 41 Lombard Street,
London, E.C., and the following Banks in England, Wales, and Isle of
Man:— Smith, Payne, & Smiths. 1 Lombard Street, London, E.C. ;
Bank of England. London and Branches; J. Backhouse & Co.,
Darlington; Birmingham, District and Counties Banking Co., Limited;
Bradford Banking Co., Limited; Brighton Union Bank (Messrs Hall,
Bevan, West, & Hall) ; Capital and Counties Bank, Limited ; Carlisle
and Cumberland Bank, Limited; Cornish Bank, Limited; Glamorganshire
Banking Co., Limited; Halifax Joint-Stock Bank, Limited;
Huddersfield Banking Co., Limited; Lacons, Youell & Co. (Yar-
Lancaster Banking Co., Limited;
mouth, Norfolk, and Suffolk Bank) ;
Leyland and Bullins, Liverpool; London and County Bank, Limited;
London and South- Western Banking Co., Limited; Manchester and
Liverpool District Banking Co., Limited; Manx Bank, Limited;
Metropolitan Bank of England & Wales, Limited ; J. Mortlock & Co.,
Limited, Cambridge ; National Provincial Bank of England, Limited
North-Eastern BankingCo., Limited; Oxford Old Bank (Messrs Parsons,
Thomson, & Co.) ; Prescott, Dimsdale, Cave, Tugwell, & Co., Limited
(Bristol Old Bank) ; Sheffield and Rotherham Joint Stock BankingCo.,
Limited; Samuel Smith & Co., Derby ; Samuel Smith & Co., Nottingham ;
Samuel Smith, Brothers, & Co. , Hull; Stamford, Spalding, and Boston
BankingCo., Limited; Stuckey's Banking Co., Limited (Somersetshire
Bank) ; Bank of Whitehaven, Limited ; Yorkshire Banking Co., Limited ;
and on all the principal towns of Britain. Correspondents in Ireland—The
Bank of Ireland and Branches, and the Ulster Bank, Limited, and
Branches. Colonial and Foreign Correspondents—India, China, &c—
Mercantile Bank of India (Limited), Chartered Bank of India,
Australia, and China, and National Bank of India, Limited. Australia
English, Scottish and Australian Bank Limited ; Commercial Bank
of Australia, Limited; Bank of Australasia, Queensland National
Bank (Limited), and Bank of Adelaide. New Zealand, &c.
Bank of New Zealand ; National Bank of New Zealand, Limited
and Colonial Bank of New Zealand. Africa— Standard Bank of South
Africa, Limited ; Bank of Africa, Limited ; and National Bank of Orange
Free State, Limited. North America—Bank of British Columbia;
Bank of Montreal ; Bank of Nova Scotia ; and James G. King & Sons,
New York; Cuyler Morgan & Co., New York, and Correspondents.
South America— London and Brazilian Bank, Limited. Issues
Circular Notes for travelling on the Continent.
Agent— James Glen ; Accountant— James Frier ; Teller— Alexander
Archibald ;
Clerks—Robert Allison, John P. Letham, William Graham,
and Robert B. Muir.
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86 APPENDIX.
CLYDESDALE BANK, LIMITED— 7 Hamilton Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on Branch, 30 Lombard Street, London ; North of
Scotland Bank and Branches; Caledonian Bank and Branches;
National Provincial Bank of England and Branches; Manchester and
Liverpool District Bank,
of Manchester, Limited,
Limited, and
and Branches ;
Branches ; Union Bank
Union Bank of Liverpool;
Hull Banking
field Banking Co. ;
Co.; London and
Lamb-ton & Co.,
Midland Bank; Hudders-
Newcastle, and Branches
Carlisle City and District Bank ; Lancaster Bank
Yorkshire Bank and Branches; Gurneys & Co.,
and Branches
Norwich, and
Branches ; Coventry Union Bank ; Moore and Robinson, Bankers,
Nottingham ; County of Gloucester Bank, Cheltenham, and Branches ;
Halifax Joint-Stock Bank ; National Bank in Ireland and Branches
Belfast Banking Company and Branches; Ulster Bank and Branches;
Bank of British North America ; Merchants' Bank of Canada and
Branches, New York, Halifax, St. John's, New Brunswick, and San
Union Bank of Australia and Branches.
Francisco ;
Agent— John Rodger ; Accountant— John Taylor ; Teller -Daniel
Paterson ; Clerks— John Broadfoot, Peter R. Bruce, Victor J. Moodie,
and Matthew M. Ramsay.
CLYDESDALE BANK, LIMITED—East Branch,
Rue-End Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on Banks, and has correspondents same as West
End Branch.
Agent—W. Bruce ; Accountant—W. T. Goldie ; Clerk—Thomas
P. Williamson.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, LIMITED,
36 Cathcart Street.
Open 10 a.m. till 3 p.m.; Saturdays, 10 till 12.
Head Office, Edinburgh, George Street.
London Office, 62 Lombard Street, E.C.
Established in 1810, and incorporated by Royal Charter and Act of
Parliament. London Bankers ; The Bank of England ; London and
Westminster Bank, Limited ; Messrs Coutts & Co. Negotiates Bills on
every place in Great Britain or Ireland where there is a Bank or Banker ;
Issues Circular Notes negotiable in all parts of the world ; grants
Drafts and Letters of Credit on the principal cities and towns of
England, Ireland, and Canada ; and on New York, Paris, and Hamburg;
grants Drafts and Letters of Credit and negotiates Bills on
India, Australia, and New Zealand, and is agent for the following
establishments, viz.:—The North of Scotland Bank, Limited ; National
Provincial Bank of England, Limited ; London and Midland Bank ;
Bradford Banking Co., Limited; Carlisle City and District Bank, Limited;
Halifax Joint-Stock Bank, Limited ; West RidingUnion Bank, Limited;
Hull Banking Co., Limited ; Beckett & Co., Leicestershire Banking
Co., Limited ; Bank of Liverpool, Limited, Commercial Bank
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Limited ; Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, Limited ; Parr's
Banking Co., Limited ; Messrs Lambton & Co. ; Messrs T. & J. C.
Wright, Nottingham; Sheffield Banking Co., Limited; York Union
Bank ; Wakefield and Barnsley Union Bank, Limited ; Preston Banking
Co., Preston ; Munster and Leinster Bank ; National Bank, Limited ;
Northern Banking Co. ; Royal Bank of Ireland, Limited ; Messrs
Boyle & Co., Dublin ; Hibernian Bank ; James G. King & Sons,
New York ; Messrs Rothschild Brothers, Paris ; the Commercial
Banking Co. of Sydney, New South Wales ; the Union Bank of
Australia ; Natal Bank ; the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and
China ; Bank of British North America, and Standard Bank of British
South Africa ; Bank of Montreal ; London and River Plate Bank, Limited ;
Binney & Co., Madras.
Agent— James Tannahill ; Accountant— George Dick ; Teller
George Weatherhead ; Clerks—Arthur Murray, David Bruce, and John
Wilson ; Messenger—Alexander Anderson : house above the Bank.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, LIMITED.
West-End Branch— 15 West Blackhall Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. 10 till 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on London and Westminster Bank; Coutts & Co.,
London, and negotiates Bills on every place in Great Britain and Ireland
where there is a Bank or Banker.
Agent— James Tannahill; Accountant—George Gordon; Clerk
John H. Ballantine ; Porter—J. Peacock.
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, LIMITED,
29 Cathcart Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on Glyn, Mills & Co. ; Coutts & Co. ; National
Bank of Scotland, Limited, 37 Nicholas Lane, London ; The
Bank of England ; Union Bank of London ; North of Scotland
Bank ; Belfast Banking Co. ; Ulster Banking Co. and Provincial
Bank of Ireland ; National Bank of Ireland ; Munster and Leinster
Bank ; Lloyd's Bank, Ltd. ; Parr's Banking Company, and Alliance Bank,
Ltd., and Branches; Nottinghamjoint-Stock Bank; Devon and Cornwall
Bank ; London and County Bank ; Lancaster Bank ; London and
Provincial Bank ; Oldham Joint-Stock Bank ; Delhi and London Bank ;
National Provincial Bank of England ; Manchester and Liverpool District
Banking Co., Dumbell's Banking Co., Limited ; Yorkshire Banking
Co. and their Branches ; Union Bank of Australia, in Australia, Van
Diemen's Land, and New Zealand, and Bank of Victoria, Australia, and
Branches ; Bank of New Zealand and Branches ; Colonial Bank
of New Zealand and Branches ; Bank of British North America
and Branches ; Standard Bank of South Africa and Branches ; Agra
Bank ; Canadian Bank of Commerce ; Brown Brothers & Co., New
York, Boston and Philadelphia ; National Bank of New Zealand ;
English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank ; Bank of Austral-
asia and Branches ; Ashton, Staleybridge, Hyde and Glossop Bank ;
Bank of Bolton and Branches ; Bank of Liverpool ; Metropolitan
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8S APPENDIX.
Bank of England & Wales Limited ; Birmingham District and
Counties
Williams,
Bank ;
Brown
Bradford Commercial Banking Co. ; William
& Co., Leeds; Carlisle and Cumberland Bank;
Cumberland Union Bank ; Derby and Derbyshire Bank ; Gurneys& Co.
Norwich and branches ; Halifax and Huddersfield Union Bank ; Capital
and Counties Bank ; London and Yorkshire Bank ; Manchester and
County Bank ; North and South Wales Bank ; Pease & Sons, Hull
Sheffield and Hallamshire Bank ; Wakefield, Crewdson & Co. ; Whitehaven
Joint-Stock Bank ; Wilts and Dorset Bank ; Woods & Co.,
Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Hodgkin, Barnett & Co. ; Lancashire and
Yorkshire Bank ; Northamptonshire Union Bank ; Wakefield and
Barnsley Union Bank ; Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and
China and Branches ; Bank of Montreal ; Bank of Nova Scotia ;
Alexander Brown & Sons, Baltimore ; Mercantile Bank of India,
London, and China ; Commercial Bank of Australia, Limited
and Bank of British Columbia ; American Exchange National Bank,
Chicago. Issues Circular Notes for travelling on the Continent, and
negotiates Bills on all principal towns in Foreign and British parts.
Agent— J. Campbell Hart ; Accountant— Wm. N. A. Aitken
Teller—Duncan Campbell ; Clerks—
James D. Neill, James Smith,
Wm. A. Dickson, and George Edward Graham ; Porter— Rober
Macfarlane, 4 Mansionhouse Lane.
ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND—38 Cathcart Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on Royal Bank of Scotland, and Coutts & Co.,
London ; Bank of England and Branches ; the National Provincial
Bank's Branches ; London and County Bank's Branches ; Manchester
and Liverpool District Banking Co ; Lambton & Co. ; Cumberland
Union Bank, Limited ; Williams & Co. ; Foster & Co. ; Lancaster
Banking Co. ; Woods & Co. ; Bradford Banking Co. ; Halifax and
Huddersfield Union Banking Co. ; Lloyd's Bank Limited ; Sheffield and
Rotherham Joint Stock Banking Co., Limited; Aberdeen Town and
County Bank ; Bank of Scotland ; National Bank of Scotland ; Union
Bank of Scotland, and Clydesdale Bank, in towns where the Royal
Bank has no agencies ; Bank of Ireland and Branches : Belfast Banking
Co. and Branches ; also, on the Bank of New South Wales ; Australian
Joint-Stock Bank Limited ; National Bank of New Zealand, Limited ;
Union Bank of Australia, Limited; Standard Bank of South Africa, Ltd.;
Mercantile Bank of India, Limited ; Bank of British North America, &c.
Agent—D. M. Latham ; Accountant— John Love ; Teller— J.
W. Love ; Clerks—George Bruce, J. W. Arthur, P. D. Stewart, and
Colin B. Rowan.
ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND—9 West Blackhall Street.
West End Branch—Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 o'clock
afternoon. Shuts at 12 on Saturdays. Draws on Banks same as
Cathcart Street Branch.
Agent—Alexander Tait ; Accountant— John M. Maitland ; Clerk
—Archd. Blair.

APPENDIX. 89
UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND, LIMITED,
1 Hamilton Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 noon
on Saturdays. Draws on Union Bank of Scotland, London ; Bank of
England; Glyn & Co., London; Provincial Bank of Ireland ; Belfast
Banking Co. ; Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, Limited ;
Manchester and Salford Bank ; Lambton & Co. ; Sheffield Banking
Co. ; National Provincial Bank of England, Limited ; Yorkshire
Banking Co., Limited; Whitehaven Joint-Stock Bank; Carlisle City
and District Bank, Limited ; County of Stafford Bank, Wolverhampton;
Moore and Robinson, Limited, Nottingham; Beckett & Co., Leeds;
Huddersfield Banking Co. ; Cumberland Union Banking Co., Limited ;
Paget & Co. ; Worcester City and County Bank, Limited ; North of
Scotland Bank ; North-Eastern Bank, Limited ; De Rothschilds
Freres, Paris; J. G. King & Sons, New York ; Union Bank of
Australia; Bank of Montreal ; Bank of Australasia ; Standard Bank of
British South Africa, &c, &c. Negotiates bills on all towns in Great
Britain and Ireland where there is a banker. Is also agent for the
Bank of Bolton, Limited ; Cheque Bank, Limited, London ; the Consolidated
Bank, Limited, Manchester ; Halifax and Huddersfield Union
Bank ; Lancaster Banking Co ; North-Western Bank, Limited, Liverpool
; Exchange and Discount Bank, Limited, Leeds ; Craven Bank,
Limited ; Alliance Bank, Limited, London ; Derby Commercial
Banking Co., Limited ; Ransom & Co. ; National Bank ; Union Bank
of Birmingham, Limited ; Wakefield and Barnsley Union Bank ;
Munroe & Co., Paris. Also issues drafts on certain branches of the
Bank of Scotland, British Linen Co. Bank, Clydesdale Bank, Limited,
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Limited, and National Bank of Scotland,
Limited, and Royal Bank of Scotland.
Agent— F. G. Bruce ; Accountant— George Jenkins ; Teller
David Aitken; Clerks—John Fisher and Thomas O. Rennie. Porter
Edward Fairman : house, 2 Church Place.
London Office, 62 Cornhill, E.C.— John A. Fradgley, Manager.
Head Office, Glasgow— Charles Gairdner, General Manager.
David Scott Fergusson, Assistant Manager.
GREENOCK PROVIDENT BANK— 11 William Street.
Instituted 1815.
Open from 10 a.m. till 3 p.m.; (Saturdays from 10 a.m. till 12
noon) ; and on the evenings of Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday,
from half-past 6 till 8 o'clock.
Committee of Management for the current year— Sir Thomas
Sutherland, K.C.M.G., LL.D., M.P., President ; Andrew Carmichael,
Esq., Chairman.
Committee—Messrs John Anderson, John M'Kiver, Archibald N.
Lindsay, Robert P. Lyle, Andrew Stewart, James M 'Gavin, Thomas
Neill, John Denholm, John Lang, John Anderson, William Lamont,
Robert W. Muir, John M'Onie, and James Fleming.
Cashier— John Adams ; Accountant—George Dempster ; Clerks
John Adams, jun., William Holmes, Angus Macaskill, and James
Campbell; Auditors—Hardie& Allan; Secretaries—W.W. & J. M'Clure.
—

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WEST OR OLD PARISH, Nelson Street (West).
Minister— Rev. Robert Barclay, M.A., 10 Bedford Street; Assistant
—Rev. James Thomson, B.D., 21 Brisbane Street; Session Clerk
Church Management Committee,
— ;
Mr John Jamieson, 2 Cathcart Street ;
Chairman—Dr Wilson ; Organist and Choirmaster—Mr Rees a Becket
Evans ; Church Officer- -Mr William Crawford, 4 Nelson Street (West).
Boundaries (Including North Parish quoad sacra
Parish quoad sacra).
and South
From the Old Dock running up Vennel, taking the west side
thereof to Cowgate, up said street, taking the west side thereof to
Market Street, round the westmost corner of Market Street, along the
police boundary to Bogle Street, to John Gray's stores, running up
Bogle Street, taking the west side thereof to Mrs Fairlie's property
inclusive, running along west part of Regent Street to Lynedoch Street,
up said street, taking the west side thereof to Reservoir, round south
side of Reservoir to the westmost extremity thereof, from thence
running southwards, crossing Drumfrochar Road to Whinhill, including
all the streets and the country district west and south of police
boundary.
Sunday Services— 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., and 7 p.m. Children's
Service, 12.45 P»m-
Sunday Schools meet at 5.30 p.m. Congregational in Hall,
Nelson Street and Ardgowan Street. Superintendent—Mr R. B.
Shearer, M.A.. LL.B. Mission Schools— In Session-House (Mr Robert
M'Jannet, superintendent) ; in Ann Street Public School (Mr W. Paterson,
superintendent).
NORTH PARISH (OLD WEST KIRK), 2 Nicolson Street.
Church built, 1591. Restored, 1864. Minister— Rev. A. E. Shand.
MA., 1 Ardgowan Street (West) ; Session Clerk—Robert Mathieson,
28 Nicolson Street ; Treasurer— Peter M 'Lellan ; Organist—Peter Scott
Church Officer— John Rowan.
Boundaries—From foot of Vennel up west side of Hamilton Street
westward along Hamilton and West Blackhall Streets, north side of
Patrick Street, down Patrick Street, east side, to the river, thence
eastward again to the foot of the Vennel.
MIDDLE OR NEW PARISH.
Minister— Rev. D. S. Peters, M.A. ; Assistant Minister—Rev. J.
M'Kechnie ; Organist and Conductor of Choir— Mr D. M. Middleton ;
Session Clerk— John Lang, 12 Sugarhouse Lane; Church Officer
Robert Brown.
Boundaries.—From the westmost corner of Market Street, along the
police 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 side of said street to Cowgate Street, up the east side thereof to
the point first described.

92
APPENDIX.
EAST PARISH.
Minister —Rev. T. R. Thomson, 29 Finnart Street ;
Session Clerk
— ;
John Tucker, 7 John Street; Church Officer— Robert M'Walter, 5
Antigua Street.
Boundaries.—From Shore at Rue-end up to Cathcart Street,
taking south side thereof to Bogle 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 Drumfrochar
Road, taking in Berryyards to the boundary line, along the
boundary line to the Parishes of Kilmalcolm and Port-Glasgow, down'
Devol's Burn to the shore, along the shore to the point first described.
CARTSBURN PARISH CHURCH—Upper Crescent Street.
Minister— Rev. Archibald Fullarton, Clinton Villa, 11 Caddlehill
Terrace ; Treasurer— John Aitken, 2 Garwood Street ; Session Clerk
William Johnstone, 60 Holmscroft Street ; Organist—William Dennis
Church Officer— John Strawbridge, I Belville Street.
Boundaries. — From the point where the Cartsburn flows into the
River Clyde, following up the course of the burn (including the east
side of Cartsburn Street) till near the Chemical Works, then running in
a south-easterly direction to meet the boundary line between the estates
of Greenock and Cartsburn, then turning in a north-easterly direction,
following the course of the said boundary line to the point where
Cappielow water flows into the river, then turning in a westerly direction,
and running along the margin of the river to the point first described.
GAELIC PARISH CHURCH—West Burn and West Stewart
Streets.
Minister—Rev. David C. Macmichael, B.D., 19 Caddlehill Street ;
Session Clerk—Archd. Campbell, 3 Holmscroft Street ; Treasurer
Alex. M'Donald, 10 Hill Street ; Clerk to the Trustees—Forbes Eadie,
32 Ann Street ; Superintendents of Sabbath Schools—Hugh M. Milloy,
8 Mount Pleasant Street, and Archibald M'Neil, 6 Mount Pleasant St.;
Church Officer— John Dewar, 5 West Stewart Street.
Sabbath Services— 1 1 a.m. (Gaelic in the Church, English in the
Hall) and 2.15 p.m., English in the Church.
Sabbath School in Church Hall, and in Victoria Hall, East Blackhall
Street, at 5.30 p.m.
Mission Service (Gaelic and English alternately) in Victoria Hall
at 7 p.m.
SOUTH PARISH CHURCH—Ann Street.
Minister— Rev. John F. Macpherson, B.D., 46 Margaret Street
Parish
Session
Assistant—Rev. Peter Adam,
Clerk—Alexander S. Mories, 63
B.D.,
Finnart
39 Bank Street ;
Street ; Treasurer
James L. Gilloran, 10 West Blackhall Street ; Organist and Choir-
master—James Boyd M'Callum, 30 Newton Street; Church Officer
William Stewart, 30 Wellington Street.
Sunday School—Duncan Orr, 12 Brisbane Street, Superintendent.

APPENDIX. 93
The Church Officer attends in the Session House every Friday and
Saturday evening, from 7 to 9 o'clock, for the purpose of receiving
names for Proclamation of Banns.
Boundaries.—From the corner of Bruce Street, along Roxburgh
Street, taking south side thereof, up Bank Street, taking west side
thereof, along Lyle Street, taking south side thereof, up Lynedoch
Street, taking west side thereof, along Drumfrochar Road, taking north
side thereof, \o a point in a line with Bruce Street, thence down Bruce
Street, taking east side thereof, to the corner of Roxburgh Street.
WELLPARK PARISH CHURCH— Regent Street.
Minister—Rev. William Wilson, 17 Finnart Street; Precentor—J.
Eaglesham ; Session Clerk—Thomas Noble, 1 1 Roxburgh Street ;
Treasurer—Thomas Gilmour, 78 Dempster Street ; Secretary ofManagers
— James Ferguson, 80 Dempster Street ;
Church Officer— Samuel Sloan,
13 Mearns Street.
Sabbath Services — 11 a.m. and 2.15 p.m.
Sabbath Schools at 5.30, in hall of church and in hall, 7 Prospecthill
Street.
LADYBURN PARISH CHURCH.
Minister—Rev. Thomas Kay, 2 Moffat Street ; Session Clerk and
Treasurer—F. L. Wrede, 25 Bentinck Street ; Precentor—William
Love, 3 Morton Terrace ; Church Officer—Thomas Hughes, 85^
Belville Street.
Boundaries.—That part of the East Parish of Greenock commencing
where the Ladyburn joins the Clyde, thence along the low
water mark of the shore of Clyde upwards until it comes in a line with
the north or north-eastern shore of Inchgreen at low water mark, and
along said shore at low water mark and onward up the river in a line to
a point in the centre of Devol's Glen burn, where it joins the Clyde at
low water mark, thence up the centre of said burn till it reaches the
waterfall therein, and thence in a straight line westward till it reaches
the Kilmalcolm Road to the south-west of Knocknair farmhouse, thence
along said road until it reaches the Cartsburn Parish, and thence along
the boundary of said Parish eastward until it reaches the point first
mentioned.
Services on Sabbath at 1 1 a.m. and 2.15 p.m.
Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m.
AUGUSTINE ESTABLISHED CHURCPI— Belville Street.
Minister—Rev. Charles Christie, M.A., 43 Regent Street ;
Precentor— John Elder; Treasurer— Robert Patrick, 33 Regent Street;
Clerk to Managers and Elders—Andrew Sillars, 27 Belville Street
Treasurer to Endowment Fund— John Macfarlane, 31 Roxburgh Street;
Church Officer— Robert Jones, 12 East William Street (at Church).
Services on Sabbath at II a.m. and 2.15 p.m. ; monthly, during
winter, 6.30 p.m.
Sabbath School meets in the Hall of Church at 5.30. John Byers,
16 St. Lawrence Street, Superintendent.
;

94
APPENDIX.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH—Newark Street.
Minister— Rev. Thomas Francis Johnstone, M.A. ; Chairman of
Managers and Treasurer—Colin S. Caird ; Secretary—William M'Clure,
jun. , Mansionhouse, I Ardgowan Square ; Organist and Choir-master
W. J. W. Jackson, Mus. Bac. Oxon ; Church Officer—
—
James Duthie,
14 Robertson Street.
Service on Sunday at 1 1 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Sunday School at 2.30
p.m. A. J. Paton, 38 Eldon Street, Secretary and Treasurer.
FREE CHURCH MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
FREE CHURCH PRESBYTERY OF GREENOCK.
Meets usually on the last Wednesday of every alternate month in
the Presbytery Hall, Free St Thomas' Church, at 1 1 a.m.
Cumbrae
Erskine
Fairlie
Gourock
Greenock
—
Places.
Middle .
West
St. Andrew's
Martyrs' .
Gaelic
Mount Park
St. Thomas'
Wellpark .
Crawfurdsburn
Free North
Inverkip
Kilmalcolm .
Largs .
Port-Glasgow
Hamilton
Newark .
—
Ministers.
Alexander Walker, M.A. .
R. R. Caldwell.
R. M. Stewart, M.A.
(Colleague and Successor)
Wm. S. Fleck, M.A.
David Purves, M.A. .
Matthew P. [ohnstone
Hugh Macmillan, D.D., LL.D.
Edward D. Fingland, M.A.
Andrew Symington .
John Campbell .
Alexander D. Grant .
William Laughton, D.D .
Wm. Lewis Robertson, M.A.
(Colleague and Successor)
Matthew Reid, B.D.
R. C. Strang, M.A. .
David Boyd
James Bannerman, M.A. .
Thomas Gregory, M.A.
Charles Watson, D. D.
William Bell, M.A. .
Alexander Baird
Ordinations.
1856
1845
1890
1875
l88l
1869
1859
1888
1864
1885
1883
1839
187;
1882
1864
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West
John N. Russell, B.A.
186'
186c
186*
Matthew Reid, B.D., Wellpark Manse, Greenock, Presbytery Clerk.
FREE WEST CHURCH—Ardgowan Street (West.)
Minister—Rev. Hugh Macmillan, D.D. , LL.D., F.R.S.E. ; Organist
—Mrs Brodie Scott ; Session Clerk—William Neilson ; Clerk to
Deacons' Court— Matthew Neilson ; Treasurer to the Congregation-

APPENDIX. 95
Hugh William Walker ; Treasurer to the Sustentation Fund—D.
M'Gillivray; Treasurer for Foreign Missions— James Auld ; Church
Officer—Michael Thomson, 1 1 Watt Street.
Mission Services are carried on at hall, Prospecthill Street, on
Sabbaths at 2.15 and 7.15 p.m.; and on Thursdays at 8 p.m. ;
Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m.
FREE MIDDLE CHURCH—George Square.
Minister—Rev. M. P. Johnstone ; Leader of Psalmody— J. G.
Mackail; Session Clerk— Robert M'Auslan; Clerk of Deacons' Court
Church Officer—-Andrew MacKellar, 10 Jamaica St.
James A. Love ;
Mission in the
Missionary.
Arcade Hall, Cathcart Street, Mr William Morrin,
Evangelistic meetings on Sabbath at 2.15 and 7.15 p.m., and on
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock ; Sabbath Schools and Bible Classes.
ST THOMAS' FREE CHURCH— Grey Place.
Ministers—-Rev. William Laughton, D.D., and Rev. William
Lewis Robertson, M.A. ; Session Clerk— John Wilson ; Clerk to
Deacons' Court— John Peden, jun. ; Treasurer to Deacons' Court-
James Hutchison ; Treasurer to Sustentation Fund—William Adamson ;
Precentor— John Peden ; Church Officer—James Wright, 2 George
Square.
Services—Sabbath, 11 a.m. and 2.15 p.m.
Prayer Meeting in church hall every Wednesday evening at eight
o'clock. Mission Services in the Hall, Crawfurd Street, every Sabbath
and Thursday evening. Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m.; and Minister's
Bible Class (during winter) at 7.15 p.m.
FREE GAELIC CHURCH— 14 Jamaica Street.
Minister—Rev. John Campbell, 7 Ardgowan Square ; Missionary
Mr D. M 'Caiman, 25 Dempster Street ; Precentor— James Fraser,
22 West Stewart Street ; Session Clerk—Archd. M'Call, 14 Brisbane St.
Treasurer to Deacons' Court— John Robertson, 52 Holmscroft Street ;
Clerk to Deacons' Court—Duncan M'Gugan, 6 Hope Street ;
Treasurer
to Sustentation Fund—Archibald M'Neill, 99 Dempster Street; Treasurer
to Foreign Missions— Alexander M'Millan, 5 Caddlehill Street ;
Church Officer, John Fraser, 22 West Stewart Street.
WELLPARK FREE CHURCH—Lynedoch Street.
Minister— Rev. Matthew Reid, A.M., B.D., Wellpark Manse,
Lynedoch Street : Session Clerk— Robert Chalmers; Clerk to Deacons'
Court—David C. Mackenzie; Treasurer of Sustentation Fund—Charles
M'Call; Convener of Foreign Mission Fund — John Ritchie;
Treasurer to the Congregation— James Brown ; Church Officer— John
Campbell, 1 Hill Street.
Sabbath Services— 1 1 a.m. and 2.15 p.m.
Congregational Sabbath School in the church at 5.15 p.m.
—
;

96
APPENDIX.
ST. ANDREW'S FREE CHURCH—Ardgowan Street.
Minister— Rev. Edward D. Fingland, M.A. ; Session Clerk— John
Macphail; Clerk to Deacons' Court— J. W. Turner; General Treasurer
—Peter Macdonald; Treasurer to the Sustentation Fund—D. Shank-
land ; Treasurer to Foreign Mission Fund— John Cunningham ; Treasurer
to Home Mission Fund— James Macara ; Superintendents of Sabbath
Schools—Andrew Kerr and John Macphail ; Congregational Missionary
—Thomas H. Stewart; Precentor— George W. Swan; Church Officer
— Lachlan Galbraith.
CRAWFURDSBURN FREE CHURCH—Macdougall Street.
Minister— Rev. R. C. Strang, M.A. ; Precentor—William Kerr;
Session Clerk—Neil Buie; Treasurer to the Foreign Mission Association
David Baxter; Clerk to Deacons' Court— M. Carmichael ; Treasurer
of the Sustentation Fund—D. M'Farlane; Congregational Treasurer
—Robert Farrell ;
Church Officer— James Ross ;
Services— Sabbath, 11 a.m. and 2.15 p.m.; Wednesday, 8 p.m.
Sabbath School at 5.30; Mission Sabbath School at 5.30; and
Mission Meeting at 7 o'clock in Cartsdyke and in East William Street.
FREE NORTH CHURCH—West Burn Square.
Minister— Rev. David Boyd ; Precentor— Matthew Guy ; Congrega-
tional Treasurer—Matthew Cameron ; Session Clerk— James Allan Clerk
;
to Deacons' Court—William Henry ; Church Officer— James
Nelson.
Services—Sabbath, II a.m. and 2.15 p.m.; Wednesday, 8 p.m.
Sabbath School, 5.30 p.m.
Mission meetings in hall, Dalrymple Street, every Sabbath and
Tuesday evenings ; Mission Sabbath School at 5.30.
MARTYRS' FREE CHURCH—West Shaw Street.
Minister—Rev. A. Symington ; Precentor—David Easton ; Session
Clerk—Robert Wilson ; Clerk to Deacons' Court— G. M'Kenzie ;
Treasurer— John Gray; Church Officer—Hugh MTntosh, 4 Inverkip
Street.
Sabbath School meets in the church at 5.30 p.m.
Mission Meetings are conducted at 4 Crawford Lane on Sabbath
evenings at 7. Sabbath School at 5.15 p.m.
MOUNT PARK FREE CHURCH—Trafalgar Street.
Minister—Rev. A. D. Grant ; Session Clerk— John MacOnie ;
Clerk to Deacons' Court— J. D. Martin ; Treasurer to the Congregation—
John Denholm ; Treasurer to Sustentation Fund—John Taylor ;
Superintendent of Sabbath School—David B. M'Kelvie; Church
Officer—William Dougans, 75 Holmscroft Street.
Services—Sabbath at 1 1 a.m. and 2.15 p.m., and Wednesday evening
at 8 o'clock.
—

—
APPENDIX. 97
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS AND
CHURCHES.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERY OF GREENOCK.
Meets in the Hall of Sir Michael Street Church,
second Tuesday of month, February, May, August,
excepted.
Clerk— Rev. J. B. K. M'Intyre, Largs.
Places.
Campbeltown
Dunoon
Gourock
Greenock
Greenbank
•
,
Sir Michael Street ', Charles ,i, Jerdan, M.A
Trinity Church . John Young
Union Street .
St Andrew Square
Mount Pleasant
Finnart
Innellan
John B. Smith .
James Adams, M.A.
Alexander Duncan
James Davidson, M.A
Robert Henderson, M
Inveraray
Gilbert Meikle .
Kilcreggan
Kirn .
Armstrong Black
Adam Gray, M.A.
Largs (Clark Memorial
Church)
Millport
J. B. K. M'Intyre
Port-Glasgow
—
Princes Street .
Clune Park
Rothesay
Craigmore .
Southend
Wemyss Bay
Ministers.
John Thomson .
C. Johnston .
J.
George Rae, M.A.
James B. Thomson
James Frame, B.D.
William Lauder
W. W. Beveridge
David A. Harrower
William Galbraith
(vacant)
A. M'Laren Young
J.
Boyd, M.A. .
i
Greenock, on
and November
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—3 Union Street.
Ordinations.
l86l
1865
1872
1874
1867
1862
1848
1891
1875
1866
1874
1849
1875
1873
1864
1884
1842
1883
1874
1871
Minister—Rev. J. B. Smith ; Session Clerk—William Taylor, Eskgrove
Villa; Precentor—M. Wilson; Church Officer—R. Main.
Service—Sabbath, 11 forenoon and 2.15 afternoon. Congregational
Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m. Minister's Bible Class on Sabbath evenings
at 7.
Congregational Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings at
8. Congregational Library open before and after Prayer Meeting.
Mission Premises, 3 Smith's Lane. Missionary—Mr Milne.
Services—Sabbath, Fellowship Meeting, 10 to 10.45 5 Afternoon
Service, 2.30; Sabbath School, 5.30 ; Evening Service at 7; Prayer
Meeting, Thursday evening at 8.
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98
APPENDIX.
GREENBANK UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—
Corner of Newton Street and Upper Kelly Street.
Session Clerk
—
Minister—Rev. J. B. Thomson, 20 Bentinck Street ;
James Paterson, 33 Finnart Street; Seat Letter— Alexander Maitland,
52 Eldon Street ; Organist— Robert F. Easton, 66 Wellington Street ;
Church Officer— Samuel Currie, 22 South Street.
Church Services on Sabbath at n a.m. and 2.15 p.m.
Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m.— Superintendent, James Paterson.
Mission Chapel, Saint Lawrence Street— Missionary, John Borland,
6 Antigua Street. Sabbath services at 2.15 and 7 p.m. Sabbath
School at 5.30 p.m. Mission Hall, 13 Brachelston
Reader, Mrs Home, 68 Holmscroft Street.
Street. Bible
SIR MICHAEL STREET UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Minister— Rev. Charles Jerdan, M.A., LL.B., 68 Union Street;
Session Clerk—William Kidd, 21 Fox Street; Conductor of
Psalmody—Archibald G. M'Crone, 25 Dempster Street ; Church Officer
—George Anderson, 16 Bruce Street.
Congregational Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m. — Robert Downie, 51
Brougham Street, Superintendent.
District Missionary— John MTntosh, 16 Mearns Street.
Mission Sabbath School, in Mission Premises, Roxburgh Street
James Hamilton, 66 Kelly Street, Superintendent.
TRINITY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Union St.
Church Officer
Minister—Rev. John Young, 9 Ardgowan Square ;
Gavin S. Hunter, 62 Kelly Street ; Session Clerk—A. Turnbull.
J.
Congregational Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m., in the hall behind the
church—A. J. Turnbull, Superintendent.
Mission Sabbath School, at 5.30, in Mechanics' Institute— Robert
Macpherson, Superintendent.
Congregational Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at 8.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—St Andrew Square.
Minister— Rev. James Adams, M.A., 40 Mearns Street; Session
Clerk—George M'Onie, 26 Mearns Street; Church Officer—Alexander
Low, 10 Lyle Street ; Conductor of Psalmody—John Walker.
Congregational Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m.
Congregational Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock.
MOUNT PLEASANT U.P. CHURCH (Corner of Dempster
and Mount Pleasant Streets).
Minister—Rev. Alexander Duncan, 2 Robertson Street; Treasurer—
James M 'Call, 26 Finnart Street ; Church Officer—John Niven, 59
Holmscroft Street ; Service—Sabbath, 11 forenoon and 2.15 afternoon;
Congregational Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m.; Congregational Prayer
Meeting on Wednesday evenings at 8 during winter months.

APPENDIX. 99
FINNART U.P. CHURCH—Madeira Street.
Minister— Rev. James Davidson, M.A., 85 Brisbane Street;
Session Clerk—William Auld, 79 Newton Street ; Organist—A. C.
Stericker, 18 Bedford Street; Church Officer— Donald Paterson, 51
Kelly Street.
Sabbath School
Superintendent.
at 3.30 p.m.— J. D. Brown, 67 Esplanade,
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF S. JOHN THE EVANGELIST,
Union Street.
Rector—Rev. John Trew, B.A., 54 Union Street; Curate— Rev.
Church Wardens— Messrs Thomas May Thorne
William Perry, M.A. ;
and Louson Walker ;
Beadle—John Peacock, 9 Jamaica Street.
Services.
Sunday—Holy Communion at 8 a.m., and on First and Third
Sunday in the month after Matins. Matins and Sermon at 1 1 a.m.
Evensong and Sermon at 6.30 p.m.
Children's Service on First Sunday in the month at 3 p.m.
Daily—Matins at 10.15 a - m -
Litany—Wednesday and Friday at 12 noon.
Evensong and Sermon—-Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Sunday School, 10 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. Bible Classes, 2.30 p.m.
Day Schools, 16 Jamaica Street and Crescent Street.
EPISCOPAL MISSION OF S. STEPHEN'S,
Crescent Street, Cartsdyke.
Priest in charge— Rev. Patrick Phelan, Avoca Cottage, Hillend.
Sunday—Matins, Litany, and Sermon, at ila.m; Evensong and
Holy Communion on First and Third Sunday in
Sunday School at 2.30 p.m.
Sermon at 3.30 p.m. ;
month after Matins ;
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—West Stewart St.
Minister— Rev. J. P. Struthers, M.A., 52 Eldon Street; Precentor
—William Kirkwood, 78 Holmscroft Street ; Church Officer—Duncan
James Simpson,
I Springkell Street ; Secretary—Thomas Kirkwood, 8 Jamaica Street
Treasurer—Duncan Black, 38 Lynedoch Street.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at 8.
Sabbath School at 1 p.m.
M'Callum, 13 West Stewart Street; Session Clerk—
EVANGELICAL UNION CHURCH—Nelson Street.
Minister— Rev. Andrew Ritchie, M.A. , 60 Forsyth Street; Organist
— J. M. Kay ; Session Clerk— John Leckie, South Street ; Church
Secretary and Secretary to Managers—James C. Brown, 7 Dempster
Street ; Librarians—W. Melville and Miss Jessie Kirk ; Treasurer
W. Hutchison, 24 Kelly Street ; Treasurer for Home Mission—Wm.
F. Leckie, Bank Street ; Church Officer— J as. Russell, 13 Hamilton
Street ; Sabbath Services at ri a.m. and 2.15 p.m.
A Sabbath School meets in the hall of the church, and a District
School in John Street Hall, at 5.30 p.m. W. Hutchison, M.A., LL.B.,
and James Ronald, superintendents.
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EVANGELICAL UNION CHURCH—Mearns Street.
Minister—Rev. John C. Neil, B.D. ; Hon. Organist—Henry Millar ;
Session Clerk—Robert Drysdale ; Secretary of Managers' Court
David Watson ; Church Officer— James Henry, 1 8 Antigua Street.
Public Worship at 1 1 a.m. and 2.15 p.m., every Sabbath. Church
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock.
Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—George Square.
Minister— Rev. W. H. Addicott ; Hon. Organist— J. M. Hutcheson ;
Treasurer—Charles Ferguson, 21 Union Street ; Church Officer— James
O'Hara, 20 West Stewart Street.
Public Worship on Sabbaths at 1 1 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.
Exposition every Wednesday evening at 8.
Congregational Sabbath School at 2.30 p.m.
A Mission in connection with the Church holds its meetings on
Sabbath, in the Cruden Hall, Ann Street.
Mission Sabbath School at 2.30 p.m.
EAST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—St. Lawrence Street.
Minister—Rev. Robert Bell, Hillend House, East Crawford Street
Organist—Robert Campbell ; Treasurer—Thomas Gordon, 59 Belville
Street; Secretary—Malcolm M'Kenzie, 51 Belville Street.
Sabbath Services at 11 a.m., 2.15 p.m., and Evangelistic at 7 p.m.
The School meets on Sabbath afternoons at 5.30. Superintendent
Thomas Gordon.
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH—4 Ardgowan Street.
Minister—Rev. Jabez Marrat; Church Officer—Thomas H. Mayors.
Sabbath Day Worship at 1 1 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.
Sabbath School at 2.15 p.m.
Public Service on Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Prayer Meetings on
Sabbath at 10.30 a.m. and 8 p.m.
PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH—Roxburgh Street.
Minister—Rev. R. Ayres, 49 Brisbane Street ; Church Officer
Wm. M'Jannett, 10 Hill Street.
Sabbath Services at n a.m. and 6.30 p.m.
Sabbath School meets in the hall under the church at 2.30 p.m.
Public Service on Wednesday evenings at 8 in the hall under the
church.
BAPTIST CHURCH—Orangefield Place, Brachelston Sq.
Minister—Rev. Alexander Corbet, 85 Finnart Street ; Precentor
Alex. Macgregor ; Chapel-keeper—Vacant.
Weekly Prayer Meeting and Lecture every Wednesday evening at 8
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The Sabbath School meets at 5.30 p.m.; Superintendent—M. M'C.
Brown.
An Evangelistic Meeting is held in the hall of the chapel every
Sabbath evening at 7.
BAPTIST CHURCH—George Square.
Minister—Vacant ; Hon. Organist—William Gow, jun. ; Church
Officer's house— 27 Nelson Street (West).
Sunday Services—Public Worship at n a.m and 6.30 p.m. ;
Sunday School at 2.30 p.m.
Public Worship and Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings at 8
o clock.
SEAMEN'S CHAPEL— 1 Dock Breast.
Chaplain —William Smith. Librarian— John Swan.
Divine Service each Lord's Day at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.; also
Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.30 p.m. Daily Meeting for Praise and
Prayer at 12 noon. Band of Hope on Tuesday at 6.30 p.m. Attached
to this chapel are a Reading-Room and Library, with the Daily
Papers and amusing pastimes, draughts, chess, billiards, and bagatelle
boards, free to all Seamen ; and those of various nations are supplied
with good reading in their own language. Open to all Seamen, free
of charge, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Ships are supplied with Loan
Libraries. Vessels in harbour are visited regularly, those in the Roads,
particularly emigrant ships, occasionally and as opportunity offers, for
the purpose of conducting religious services, and distributing useful
books amongst emigrants and seamen of all nations.
ST. MARY'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH—
Patrick Street and Brougham Street.
Pastor—Very Rev. Dean Taylor ; Assistants— Rev. Charles A.
De Monti, Rev. David Morris, and Rev. James Carroll ; Church
Officer— Patrick M'Ginlay ;
house, 24 Trafalgar Street.
Male and Female Schools for Week-days and Sundays in connection
with this church.
ST. LAWRENCE'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH—
1 Rue-end Street.
Pastor— Rev. J. L. Murphy ; Assistant—Rev. B. J. Dawson
Caretaker—Miss Duffy, 10 Stanners Street.
Church Services—Sundays, 8.30, 10, and 12 forenoon, and 6 o'clock
evening; week-days, 8.30a.m.
Sunday and Week-day Schools in connection with this church.
Convent or Middle-Class School at Bank House.
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APPENDIX.
EDUCATIONAL.
GREENOCK (BURGH) SCHOOL BOARD.
In accordance with the provisions of "The Education (Scotland)
Act, 1872," the following are the members of the School Board for the
triennial period from 1894-97 :—Tom Neill (chairman), John Baxter,
J. A. Brown, William Kidd, John Macphail, Rev. J. L. Murphy, Dr
T. Philip, William Simpson, Rev. Alexander Taylor, H. J. Taylor,
and R. S. Walker.
Clerk, G. Williamson. Treasurer, Quintin Bone.
Inspecting Officer, George Ritchie ; Assistants, R. W. Jamieson
and D. B. Macfarlan ; Medical Officer, James Laurie, M.B., CM.
Board Room and Offices, Municipal Buildings, Wallace Place.
SCHOOLS UNDER GREENOCK (BURGH)
SCHOOL BOARD.
HIGHER CLASS PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Greenock Academy, Nelson Street—Opened, September, 1855.
Rector, Alexander Gemmell, M.A. ; Arithmetic and Mathematics,.
W. U. Park, M.A.; Classical department, the Rector; English department,
head-master, James B. Anderson; French, L. de Lavallaz ; German, R.
Dryden ; Writing, J. W. M'Gregor ; Drawing, T. R. Milligan ;
Pianoforte and Singing, George T. Poulter; Class Singing, Rees aBecket
Evans; Dancing, Mrs Gillies; Sewing and Fancy Work, Miss M 'Lean ;
Gymnastics and Drill by Sergt. -Major A. Woods ; Janitor, Wm. Downie.
There are two Bursaries in connection with the Academy, the holders
of which are entitled to attend all the ordinary classes gratis :— (1) The
Macfie Bursary, founded by the late William Macfie, Esq. , of Langhouse,
which is competed for annually and is open to boys from any
school— 5 boys ; (2) The Fairrie Bursary, founded by the late Thomas
Fairrie, Esq., Greenock. One boy appointed each year by Mr Fairrie's
trustees— 5 boys.
In addition to the ordinary class prizes, the following are competed
for annually at the close of the session :— I. The Stewart Gold Medal
limited to boys and girls of the eighth and ninth years attending the
Academy during the session in which the medal is given. 2. The
Brown Society's Prize—open to boys in the Classical Department
during the session. 3. The Campbell Prize—A Case of
Mathematical Instruments to the best scholar in the Mathematical
Department. The prizes for Scripture knowledge—open to all
Pupils of the eighth and ninth years.
The School Board also offer Bursaries to Pupils who have passed
the Fifth but not the Sixth Standard, and tenable for five years.
ELEMENTARY BOARD SCHOOLS.
Alan Ker School, Ann Street (total accommodation, 306)—A. K.
Macdonald, head-master.
Ann Street School (do., 597)—Gordon Simpson, head-master.
Belville Place School (do., 762) — Alex. Bremner, head-master.
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Duncan Street (Temporary) School (do., 590)—John Morrison,
head-master.
Glebe School, Crawfurd Street (do., 779)— John Wilson, headmaster.
Highlanders' Academy, Mount Pleasant Street (do., 1015)—Robert
Wilson, head-master.
Hill-end School (do., 902)— James Watson, head-master.
Holmscroft School (do., 1093)—William Cook, B.A. (London),
head-master.
Mearns Street School (do., 795)—Andrew Young, head-master.
St. Andrew Square School (do., 494)—Wm. B. Ingram, headmaster.
Shaw Street School (do., 708)—M. Carmichael, head-master.
Science and Art Classes are taught in connection with the Science
and Art Department of the Council on Education, under a Committee
composed partly of members of the School Board, and partly of outside
members. The following are the subjects and the schools at which
they are taught during the present session :—Holmscroft Public School
—Physiography, Mathematics, Inorganic Chemistry (Theoretical and
Practical), Theoretical Mechanics (Solids), Sound, Light, and Heat, by
William Cook, B.A., London; Human Physiology, and Geometrical
Drawing, by Dugald Macfarlane, B.A. , London ; Inorganic Chemistry
(Theoretical and Practical), by Angus Smith, F.C.S., Assoc. Inst. Chem.;
Building Construction, by George S. Hill ; Physiography by Samuel
Taylor; Mathematics, by Colin M. Morison, M.A. ; Magnetism and
Electricity, by J. Kerr Reid. Shaw Street Public School—Machine
Construction and Drawing, Applied Mechanics, Steam Plane and Solid
Geometry and Mechanical Engineering, by J. Kerr Reid, Whitworth
Scholar, &c. ; Naval Architecture, by James M. Hutcheson.
GREENOCK EDUCATIONAL TRUST.
The Governors under the Educational Endowments Scheme are
Ex-Provost Rodger, Chairman ; John Macphail, Depute-Chairman ; Rev.
T. R. Thomson ; Messrs D. D. Adamson, Dugald Shankland, D. M.
Erskine, and James Glen—Hew MTlwraith, Secretary and Treasurer.
The scheme embraces the "Scott Trust," the " Fairrie Trust " so far
as applicable to educational purposes, the "Bog Trust," the "Watt
Bequest," the "Chambers Mortification," "Patten's Bequests,"
"Currie's Bequest," "Park's Legacy," "Fairrie's Bequest," "M'Ewan's
Bequest," and the "Charity School Managers' Funds." ^100 of the
funds fall to be expended in Bursaries of not less than £$ nor more
than ^10, to be called "Fairrie School Bursaries," awarded by competitive
examination among pupils attending Public or State-aided
Schools. The funds of the Trust are also applied in establishing
Bursaries for pupils attending the Public or State-aided Schools in the
Burgh, and books and stationery and clothing for the most needy of the
children attending these schools.
SCOTT INSTITUTION, 39 Dempster Street.
Managed by Greenock Educational Trttst.
By Will, dated 8th January, 1836, Mr Wm. Scott, of Saint Andrew's,
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in trust "to the Provost and Magistrates for the time being, as also
the two clergymen of the East and West Parishes of his father's
native town of Greenock," for "the endowment of a school for the
maintenance and education of as many indigent orphan children to be
instructed in English reading and grammar, together with writing,
arithmetic, and a few of the plain branches of mathematics." Mr Scott
died in 1838. The Trustees realised about ^"4000. An institution has
been endowed, and has been for some years in full and satisfactory
working order. Miss Hosea, matron ; Dr Wm. Broadfoot, medical
attendant.
EAST (LANDWARD) PARISH SCHOOL BOARD (1894-97).
John Fullarton, Thornwood, Kilmalcolm (Chairman) ; R. G. Brown
of Clyde Pottery Co.), Ladyburn ; Thomas Appleton ; H. R. B. Peile,
Mansionhouse ; and William Sharp, brassfounder, Ladyburn—George
Murray, Clerk and Treasurer, 2 Church Place.
Under East (Landward) Parish School Board.
Ladyburn School—Wm. Lees, B.A. (London), head-master.
WEST (LANDWARD) PARISH SCHOOL BOARD (1894-97).
H. R. B. Peile, factor, Inverkip (Chairman) ; James Reid, woolspinner,
Monfode, Greenock ; Tom Neill, Towerlands, Greenock ; W.
O. Leitch, rope-spinner, 39 Ardgowan Street (West), Greenock ;
G. W.
Houston, woollen manufacturer, Woolton, 93 Eldon Street, Greenock
—William M'Clure, jr., Clerk and Treasurer, Mansionhouse.
PRIVATE AND SECTARIAN EDUCATIONAL
ESTABLISHMENTS.
Avenue Park Collegiate School, 95 Brisbane St.— Principal, John
Graham, B.A.
Bank House (Middle) School—Under the superintendence of
Franciscan Sisters.
Episcopal School (East), Under Crescent Street—English grammar,
geography, history, writing, arithmetic, sewing, music — Thomas
Irish, teacher.
Episcopal School (West), JamaicaStreet—Miss Murrayand assistants.
Eskgrove Academy, 50 Ardgowan Street (west)— Principal, William
Taylor, Member of the General Council of Edinburgh University.
Gregor's Preparatory School, and Evening Classes, 61 Regent Street.
— James Gregor, teacher.
Institution for the education of young Ladies, 18 Margaret Street
Misses Lamb.
Kilblain Academy, 15 Kilblain Street—English, writing, arithmetic,
book-keeping, shorthand, mathematics, Latin, Greek, French, German,
drawing, painting, music, dancing, drill, and sewing. Head Master
James Slater, B.A.
Kindergarten, Boarding and Day School, 51 Forsyth Street—Miss
Craven and assistants.
Kindergarten, 61 Finnart Street—Misses Macleod and Grylls and
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Navigation School, 17 West Blackhall Street. Branches taught
Navigation, engineering, nautical astronomy, mathematics, seamanship,
ship's business, and rule of the road— John St. V. M'Nally, instructor.
St. Lawrence Roman Catholic School, Belville Street— Boys' department—Master,
J. Taylor ; girls' and infants' departments—under the
superintendence of Franciscan Sisters from Bank House.
St. Mary's R.C. School, East Shaw Street— General branches
of education—boys' department— James M'Lernan, head master, and
girls' department and infants' department—under the super-
assistants ;
intendence of Franciscan Sisters, from Bank House, and assistants.
School of Art, held in Town Hall under the Science and Art
Department of the Committee of
Turnbull, chairman ; A. Douglas
Council
Murray,
on Education. A. J.
solicitor, hon. secretary,
Walter Yuille, teacher.
Seminary for Young Ladies, Eldon Villa,
Gibb and assistants.
67 Eldon Street—Misses
PUBLIC HALLS.
Assembly Rooms, 21 West Stewart Street.
Britannia Hall, Arcade, Cathcart Street.
Buck Head Hall, 2 Watson's Lane.
Caledonia Hall, Highland Close.
Cartsburn Hall, 6 Cartsburn Street.
Crawford's Central Hall, 17 Charles Street.
Cruden Hall, 2 Ann Street.
Foresters' Hall, 27 Roxburgh Street.
Gardeners' Arms Hall, 10 Market Street.
John Street Hall, John Street.
Mechanics' Institute, r
St. George's Hall, 10 George Square.
Temperance Institute, 19 West Stewart Street.
Town Hall, Municipal Buildings.
Victoria Hall, 1 East Blackhall Street.
Watt Museum (Lecture Hall), Kelly Street.
Western Hall, 38 West Blackhall Street.
INSTITUTIONS.
GREENOCK LIBRARY—Watt Monument, 9 Union Street.
Instituted 1st January, 1783.
Hours from 9 till II, I till 5, and 7 till 9 daily—on Saturdays from 7
till 9 evening.
Managed by a Committee selected annually in January.
Rev. J. F. Macpherson, Chairman. James Nicoll, Treasurer.
Allan Park Paton, Secretary and Librarian.
The Library (including Foreign, Theological, Scientific, Mathematical,
and Botanical Departments) contains about 25,000 vols., and
there are about 200 subscribers. There is a large supply of the most
recently published works of importance and interest.
The first-class subscription, entitling to a new work of one or more
volumes, an old work, and a review or magazine, is 21s. The second-
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class subscription, entitling to one volume at a time from the General
Library, is 6s 6d. Copies of each of the leading magazines lie on the
table of the Library during the month of publication for the use of all
subscribers. The Monument is open to visitors.
MUSEUM
—
Watt Institution, Kelly Street.
The Museum and adjoining Lecture Hall were erected at the
cost of the late James M'Lean, Esq., of West Bank, and were opened
on 3rd November, 1876. Hours, from 11 till 6 p.m. during summer,
and till 4 p.m. in winter months ; Saturdays, from 3 till 9 evening.
Admission free. Managed by a joint-committee from the Greenock
Library and the Greenock Philosophical Society— T. R. Black, M.D.,
Chairman ; Louson Walker, treasurer ; A. Campbell Finlay, secretary j
Thomas Rennie, curator—house, 5 Union Street.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.
11 Tobago Street and 11 and 13 Sir Michael Street.
(Instituted 1836.)
The Directorate consists of 21 members, one-third of whom are
elected annually. President, Robert M. Smith; treasurer, Alex.
T. Anderson; secretary, Alex. Malcolm ; curator, Jabez Mountford.
Departments.
The Library contains over 8000 Volumes in all branches of literature,
and is open daily (Sunday excepted) from 3 p.m. till 9 p.m.
Membership, 2s 6d per year, or is 6d per half-year. Members
enrolled at any time. Family subscriptions—two books, 4s ; three
books, 5s per annum.
The Reading-room provides all the local and leading London newspapers,
British and American Illustrated and Comic Journals, and all
the leading Magazines, &c, including the "Nineteenth Century,"
"Blackwood," "Chambers','' "Review of Reviews," "Quarterly
Review," "Magazine of Art," "National Review," "Harper's,"
"Scottish Review," "English Illustrated," &c.
The Club-room affords recreation of a superior class, including
Chess, Draughts, and Dominoes—Free.
Membership for both Reading and Club Rooms, 5s per annum, or
Billiards, at moderate charges ;
is 6d per quarter. Visitors, id.
The Baths are well appointed, and the charges moderate.
The Large Hall is suitable for Meetings, as well as for Soirees,
Concerts, and Balls. Rooms from -is upwards. Charges on application
to the Curator.
UNIONIST CLUB.
The club is situated at 29 Hamilton Street, and was inaugurated in
1883. It contains a first-class reading room, supplied with a varied
selection of the principal newspapers, periodicals, &c. ; large and comfortable
billiard room, game rooms for draughts, dominoes, &c. ; also a
chess room, where the Chess Club meets regularly for the study and
practice of the game. It is managed by a committee elected annually
from the members, and is open to all who give a general adherence
to the Unionist party. The subscription is 3s per annum. Hon.
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Binnie, Esq. ; vice-chairman, David Phillips ; secretary, William
Merrylees ; treasurer, Alexander Bremner ; curator, Alex. Bog.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Instituted 1839.
The Association Building is situated at 17 West Stewart Street.
Office-bearers 1894—Robert Binnie, Esq., honorary president ; James
Kennedy, president ; Henry Story, vice-president ; William Cooper, jr.,
secretary; John J. Colquhoun, treasurer; James A. Love, corresponding
secretary, 2 Hamilton Street ; John Macpherson, reading-room secre-
tary ; William Sinclair, librarian. This Association has for its
object the spiritual, intellectual, and social improvement of its members,
and of the young men of Greenock. Weekly meetings are held in
various places. An evangelistic meeting is held every Saturday night
at 8 o'clock for young men. A register of lodgings is kept. There
are also Reading Room and Library in the Institute open to the public
at the following rates :—Annually, 5s ; half-yearly, 3s ; quarterly,
2s ; members of kindred associations, 3s 6d annually ; apprentices,
2s 6d annually. Young men coming to reside in the town are cordially
invited to join the Association.
TEMPERANCE INSTITUTE— 19 West Stewart Street.
The Institute embraces a most complete suite of Halls and Committee
Rooms. The Large Hall is capable of holding about 1000,
Lower Hall about 250, Lesser Hall 100, and are largely used for
Lectures, Public Meetings, Concerts, Soirees, &c. Ex- Bailie John
Lang, chairman of trustees ; hon. treasurer, Mr Win. Smith ; secretary,
Mr William D. Thomson ; Institute curator, Miss Margaret L. Shearer.
GREENOCK SEAMEN'S FRIENDS' SOCIETY.
Instituted 1820.
Robert Kerr, Esq., president; Harry King, Esq., treasurer; M.
M'C. Brown, Esq., secretary; John MTver, Esq., assistant secretary;
with 25 directors; William Smith, chaplain ; John Swan, officer. This
society has a Seamen's Chapel, at Sailors' Home, I Dock Breast, seating
350, in which Divine Service is conducted at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. each
Lord's Day. A Reading Room and Library are open daily from 9 to 9,
free of charge. Loan Libraries to all foreign-going ships— about 200
are thus issued in the year. It has a depot where the Scriptures are
sold at reduced prices in various languages. The Chaplain also
occasionally visits the vessels in the Roads, especially emigrant ships.
SAILORS' HOME, 1 Dock Breast.
Instituted 1852.
John Ritchie, superintendent. Committee of Management—The
Provost of Greenock, the Chairman of Harbour Committee, the Collector
of Customs, and the Shipping Master, with the president, treasurer,
secretary, chaplain, and seven members of the Seamen's Friends'
Society. The Home has accommodation for 80 seamen, and is fitted
up with every convenience and comfort.
The superintendent is agent for Shipwrecked Fishermen and
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SIR GABRIEL WOOD'S MARINERS' ASYLUM-
Newark Street.
John Anderson Ferguson, R.N., Governor.
This institution was founded by the late Commissary-General Sir
Gabriel Wood, for the reception of sixty-five aged and decayed merchant
master mariners and merchant seamen, being natives of one or other
of the counties of Renfrew, Ayr, Dumbarton, Argyle, and Bute, and
who shall have attained the age of 55 years, and be of good character.
The members of the present committee of management are Messrs
Robert Kerr, Dugald Macdougall, Tom Neill, William O. Leitch,
Thomas M. Thorne, James M'Gavin, Malcolm M'C. Brown, Andrew
Carmichael, J. D. Clink, James Paterson, Andrew Stewart, Arthur
Caird, Archibald N. Lindsay, and James H. Shankland. Treasurer,
J. Campbell Hart, National Bank; clerk, George Macdonald, solicitor,
26 Hamilton Street.
WORKING BOYS' HOME—Bank Top—George G. Mitchell,
Superintendent.
For friendless or destitute working lads above 14 years of age*
Office-bearers for 1894—Honorary directors, Mr James Stewart, ex-
Provost Binnie, Mr Edward Wilson, Mr John Scott, C.B., Mr Joseph
D. Scott, Mr Robert Grieve, and Mr Joseph Russell ; members of
committee, Dr Marshall, president ; Messrs Peter MacKellar, treasurer ;
James A. Love, secretary; A. Campbell Finlay, James M'Gavin,
Hugh William Walker, J. W. Crawford, John Kinloch, William Hardie,
and R. H. Sinclair.
RAGGED SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
School Buildings, with superintendent's and matron's houses
attached, Wellington, Captain, and Holmscroft Streets. Sir Michael
R. Shaw Stewart,
Renfrew and Bute ;
Bart., president ; John Cheyne, Esq., Sheriff of
Sir Thomas Sutherland, K.C.M.G., LL.D., M.P.
for Greenock; Dugald Shankland, Esq., Provost of Greenock; and
James Stewart, Esq., of Blackhouse, &c, vice-presidents; Robert Allan,
Esq., president of acting committee; Mr G. W. Paton, treasurer;
Mr M. F. Dunlop, secretary ; Mrs J. C. Hunter, president of
ladies' committee ; Miss Little, secretary to committee of girls'
school ; Mr Alexander Thomson, superintendent ; Mrs Mackie,
matron. It is the object of this Association to reclaim the
neglected
them the
and destitute children of
benefit of a good common
Greenock, by affording
and Christian education,
and training them to habits of regular industry so as to
enable them to earn an honest livelihood and fit them for the
duties of life. The plan upon which the schools is conducted is
as follows :—The children receive an allowance of food for their
daily support ; are instructed in reading, writing, and arithmetic
trained to industry by employing them daily in such works as are
suited to their years ; and taught the truths of the Gospel, making
the Holy Scriptures the ground-work of instruction, and on Sundays
the children receive suitable religious teaching.
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TRAINING HOME FOR FRIENDLESS GIRLS.
Was opened June, 1865, as a necessary adjunct to the operations
of the "Mission to Friendless Females," one of the objects of this
Association being to rescue from falling into vicious habits friendless
girls under 16 years of age. These are trained in the Home
for domestic service, besides being instructed in reading, writing,
arithmetic, sewing, &c, and having habits of industry and welldoing
inculcated. After obtaining situations for these inmates, the
committee continue to take a lively interest in them. The old
premises in Mount Pleasant Street having been purchased by the
School Board, a new home was erected in Brachelston Street, and
formally opened in October, 1887. The Home is principally supported
by voluntary subscriptions. Directors and Trustees—Messrs R. Little,
D. Campbell, M. Hill, R. Hamilton, A. M. Fleming, J. Kinloch, J. W.
Black, R. Chalmers, Rev. J. P. Struthers, M.A., and Rev. A. Corbet;
president, Mrs Wilson ; vice-presidents, Mrs Rodger and Miss Nicol ;
treasurer, Miss Henrietta B. Carmichael (Milnwood) ; secretary, Miss
Stark, 17 Fox Street ; chaplain, Rev. J. F. Macpherson, B.D.
Matron, Miss Stirling.
GREENOCK MEDICAL AID AND SICK NURSING SOCIETY.
Home, 15 Caddlehill Terrace—Miss Murdoch, Matron.
John Scott, Esq., C.B., president; Jas. M 'Gavin, Esq., vice-president j
Mr William Auld, writer, secretary; Mr Alexander Allan, C.A.,
treasurer ; Dr Marshall, Dr Wilson, Dr Laurie, Rev. John Trew,
Messrs Joseph D. Scott, Robert Binnie, Robert Chalmers, John
Gilchrist, H. R. B. Peile, and John Lang, acting committee, with
office-bearers ex officiis members of committee. The object of the society
is to provide medical comforts and attendance in the "Home" and
in the residences of the patients, for persons resident in Greenock,
or in the parish of Inverkip (which includes Gourock) and Port-
Glasgow, labouring under incurable disease, or others who, not
incurable, may require nursing and treatment, and are incapable of
earning a livelihood. The Directors have also appointed Miss Frost, a
trained nurse, to visit in the homes of the sick poor. Application for
her services to be made at the "Home," or at the shops of Messrs
George Armitage, Samuel Duncan, and Robert Chalmers, druggists, or
to the Secretary of the Society.
BUCHANAN NIGHT ASYLUM.
By Codicil and Deed of Foundation, dated 4th December, 1862,
Mr James Campbell Buchanan of Bagatelle, Greenock, bequeathed
,£4.000 in trust of his Trustees, viz. :—Messrs John Graham, Peter
M'Naughton, Colin Lamont, jun., James Reid, Thomas Oliphant
Hunter, and William Clark, in conjunction with Mr Alexander
Rodger, the Provost of Greenock, the Sheriff-Substitute at Greenock,
and the President of Greenock Seamen's Friends' Society, all for the
time being, along with two or more persons to be appointed by
the Town Council and Police Board, for the purpose of founding an
"Asylum at Greenock to afford shelter during night to poor persons
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and leaving the Asylum." In terms of the Codicil, the Town Council
and Police Board are appointed Trustees of the Asylum. A building
is now erected in Captain Street, in which persons are accommodated
according to the testator's wishes. Louson Walker, C. A., secretary and
treasurer, 33 Cathcart Street.
HOUSE OF REFUGE, OR SHELTER FOR FEMALES,
Ingleston.— Instituted 1853.
Mrs James Reid, president; Miss Mary Hunter, vice-president ; Mr
John Cunningham, secretary and treasurer; Rev. Mr Struthers, chaplain;
and a committee of ladies and gentlemen ; Mrs Oakden, matron.
The object of this institution is to afford shelter to fallen females,
training them for the duties of the household, and to assist in getting
them into service with respectable families. The industries prosecuted
in the Home are mainly laundry and needle work.
DISCHARGED PRISONERS' AID SOCIETY.
This society was instituted in 1872, for the purpose of rendering aid to
discharged prisoners, or those on their way to prison life. The Home for
the Reception of Females, at 58 Ann Street, was opened on the 10th
February, 1873. Miss Macbeth, matron. The inmates receive the
benefit of religious instruction, and are expected to earn their own
livelihood at the Home, by the exercise of such industries for which
they may be suited. When reformed, the Committee procure situations
or work for the inmates either at home or abroad. The society is supported
by voluntary subscriptions and by work done by the inmates.
Sheriff Henderson Begg, president ; John Rodger, Esq. , secretary
Rev. John F. Macpherson, B.D., chaplain. There is a committee of
gentlemen and also of ladies, with a staff of prison and district visitors.
Mrs Colin S. Caird, president ; Mrs Abram Lyle, vice-president
Miss Laura Steele, secretary ; and Miss Paterson, treasurer to
ladies' committee.
FREEMASONS.
PRO GRAND LODGE RENFREWSHIRE WEST.
M. Hugh Shaw Stewart, of Carnock, M.P. (No. 12), R.W.P.G.M.
•Commissioned office-bearers— James Reid, (No. 175), D.P.G.M.;
David J. Dunlop (No. 68), S.P.G.M. ; Rev. John Trew (No. 12)
and Rev. Thomas Kay (No. 175), P.G. chaplains; John P. Fyfe
{No. 12), P.G. secretary. Elected office-bearers—Robert Binnie (No. 626),
P.G.S.W. ; Duncan 'Cunningham (No. 12), P.GJ.W. ; Tames Glen
(No. 626), P.G. treasurer ; Robert Rennie (No. 12), P.G.S.D. ; Thomas
Clark (No. 68), P.G.J. D. ; Dugald MTnnes (No. 175), P.G. architect;
Jas. H. Hutchison (No. 217), P.G. Bible-bearer; Dr Barr (No. 68),
P.G. director of ceremonies; Alexander Macpherson (No. 626), P.G.
director of music ; Arthur A. Millar (No. 175), P.G. steward; C. W.
Rippon (No. 626), P.G. inner guard ; John Berry (No. 12), P.G. tyler.
Lodge Greenock Kilwinning, No. 12, Instituted 1728.— Officebearers
of the lodge for this year—Archibald Thom, R.W.M. ; Robert
Rennie, P.M.; Alexander Smith, D.M. ; Thomas Stewart, S.M. ; Dr
Jas. Lawrie, S.W. ; D. M'Callum, J.W. ; Wm. Hutcheson, secretary;
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Alex. Andrew, treasurer; Rev. John Trew, B.A., chaplain; William
M'Kenzie, S. D. ; James Campbell, J.D. ; Jas. B. Fulton, architect;
D. Middleton, director of music; Thomas Smith, jeweller; Donald
Brown, Daniel Orr, Wm. Gray, and Wm. M. Fry, stewards ; David
Barr, I.G. ; John Berry, tyler ; J. P. Fyfe, Duncan Cunningham, and
Wm. Allison, O.M. Place of meeting, Council Chambers.
Lodge Greenock St. John, No. 175— Instituted 1790.—W. A.
Cairney, R.W.M. ; Dugald M'Innes, P.M.; William Smith, D.M. ;
John S. Barclay, S.M. ; D. Cameron, S.W. ; William Smith, J.W r
.
;
Robert R. Mill, secretary ; William Kerr, treasurer ; Rev. Thomas
Kay, chaplain ; L. W. Smith, S.D.; Arthur A. Millar, J.D. ; K. Boag,
B.B.; J. Mather, S.B.; J. W. Gillies, director of music ; James Mackie,
I.G. ; Charles Denney, 1st S.S.; A. M'Kenzie, 2nd S.S. ; Archibrld
Lyon, 1st J.S. ; W. J. Mack, 2nd J.S.; Tom Wilson, tyler. Lodge
rooms and secretary's office, 27 Cathcart Street.
Greenock Royal Arch Chapter, No. 17. —Thomas Stewart, M.E.Z.;
J. C. Mitchell, H. ; William Kerr, ; J. D. Cameron, 1st P.S.J. ; A.
Macintyre, 2nd P.S.J. ; G. W. Hume, 3rd P.S.J. ; James Campbell,
S.E. ; R. P. Crawford, S.N. ; Rev. John Trew, chaplain; Jas. W.
Gillies, hon. director of music ; John Paul, I.G. ; William Allison, P.,
principal Z. ; Thomas Wilson, janitor. Chapter-room, St. John's Hall,
27 Cathcart Street.
LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION.
Greenock District (L.O.L. No. 34) consists of 16 private Lodges.
Office-bearers for 1894-95— Robert Johnston (340), V.W.D.M. ;
William Hyde (335), D.D.M. Jonathan Burns ; (335), S.D.M. ; James
Cooper (11), D.S.; James M'Cloy (344), D.T.; Robert Gamble (I I ),
tyler.
Lodge Rooms and Offices—Victoria Orange Hall, 1 East Blackhall
Street. John Purcell, curator.
Quarterly meetings of the District Lodge—Fourth Monday in January,
April, July, and October.
Lodges.
No. 11.—Meets third Thursday of each month in Victoria Orange
Hall, at 8 p.m. George M'Millan, W.M. ; Daniel Borland, D.M. ;
Jas. Cooper, Secretary ; Robert Murphy, Treasurer.
No. 97.—Meets last Thursday evening of each month in Orange
Hall. William Ross, W.M. ; Robert Charters, D.M.; Alex. Johnston,
Secretary ; John Twaddle, Treasurer.
No. 112.—Meets second Monday evening of each month in Orange
Hall. William Kerr, W.M. ; Thomas Smyth, D.M. ; Robert Berryman,
Secretary ; Joseph Hill, Treasurer.
No. 270.—Meets in Orange Hall on the third Tuesday of each
month. John M'Clure, W.M. ; James Guiller, D.M. ; James Magee,
Secretary ; Thos. R. Magee, Treasurer.
No. 271.—Meets in Mechanics' Institute on the first Friday of
each month. William Ross, W.M. ; R. J. Allan, D.M ; J. Mountford,
Secretary ; William Gillanders, Treasurer.
No. 320.—Meets in Orange Hall on the first Friday evening of each
month. Peter Gordon, W.M. ; David Lyons, D.M. ; James Ballantine,
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No. 334.—Meets in Orange Hall on the first Thursday evening of
each month.
No - 335.—Meets in Orange Hall on the last Friday of each
month. Daniel M'Allister, W.M. ; W. J. Irvine, D.M. ; William
Thomson, Secretary ; William Halliday, Treasurer.
No. 336. — Meets in Orange Hall on the third Friday of each
month.
Secretary ;
Harry Ross, W.M. ; Thomas Boyd, D.M. ; Alex. Steel,
James Leith, Treasurer.
No. 337.—Meets in Orange Hall on the second Friday of each
month. William Martin, W.M. ; George Robertson, D.M. ; Alexander
Martin, Secretary ; David Whiteside, Treasurer.
No. 339.—Meets on the third Monday of each month. Hugh
Mathieson, W.M. ; Wm. James Wade, D.M. ; David Wade, Secretary;
David Wade, Treasurer.
No. 340.—Meets in Orange Hall on the second Thursday of each
month. Hugh Kane, W.M. ; Henry O'Neill, D.M. ; Robert Thompson,
Secretary; James M'Eachran, Treasurer.
No. 344.—Meets in Orange Hall on the second Tuesday of each
month. John Purcell, W.M. ; David Spence, D.M. ; Robert Drain,
Secretary; James M'Cloy, Treasurer.
No. 345 (Rothesay).—Meets on the
month in Masonic Hall, Rothesay.
first Friday evening of each
No. 505.—Meets in Orange Hall, on the first Tuesday of each
month. W. J. Mack, W.M. ; Hugh Meeke, D.M. ; James Turner,
Secretary ;
William Mellon, Treasurer.
No. 699— -Meets in Orange Hall on the first Monday of each month.
William Barnes, W.M. ; Robert Cummings, D.M. ; Samuel Bell,
Secretary ;
Thomas Wilton, Treasurer.
Royal Black Preceptories.
(Being higher degrees of Orangeism.
St. George's R.B.P., No. 164 (in connection with which there
is a Library for the use of the members), meets in Victoria
Orange Hall on the last Tuesday of each month. Alexander Martin,
W.M. ; John Purcell, D.M. ; James Cooper, Registrar; Jas. M'Cloy,
Treasurer.
Wickliffe R.B.P., No. 221, meets on the second Wednesday of
each month in Victoria Orange Hall. Wm. Halliday, W.M. ; D.
M'Allister, D.M. ; Samuel Bell, Registrar; Samuel Robinson,
Treasurer.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS, M.U.
Greenock District consists of five Lodges, with 608 members. The
officers of the district for the present year are :—Grand Master, John
M'A. Lauder, Nelson Street; Deputy Grand Master, J. Bishop, Helensburgh
; Corresponding Secretary, Alexander Macfarlan, 27 Regent
Street.
Lodges.
Banks of Clyde, 146 members, instituted 1838—Meets every alternate
Monday evening in hall, 15 Charles Street. Hugh Graham, jun.,
19 South Street, secretary.
James Watt, 102 members, instituted 1839—Meets every alternate
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Monday evening in hall, 15 Charles Street. Samuel Currie, 22 South
Street, secretary.
Highland Mary, 60 members, instituted 1840—Meets every alternate
Friday evening in hall, 15 Charles Street. Robert Rae, 22 Trafalgar
Street, secretary.
Newark, Port-Glasgow, 71 members, instituted 1839—Meets in
Oddfellows' Hall, Gillespie's Lane, every fourth Monday evening. Thos.
Clark, 2 Octavia Street, Port-Glasgow, secretary.
Helensburgh, 229 members, instituted 1841—Meets in Oddfellows'
Hall, Colquhoun Square, Helensburgh, every alternate Tuesday. John
A. M'Farlan, 69 East King Street, Helensburgh, secretary.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.
The Greenock District, instituted April, 1842.— Consists of eleven
Courts, comprising 3066 financial and 93 honorary members. William
Maddin, D.C.R.; Peter Wardrop, D.S.C.R. ; Alex. Paton, treasurer;
James Russell, secretary. Aggregate worth of District and Court
funds, ,£13,421.
Court Banks of Clyde, No. 1109, instituted 1840.—408 financial and
9 honorary members. Archibald Clark, C.R. ; Matthew Scott, S.C. R.;
Alexander Livingston, treasurer ; Lindsay Mathieson, secretary ; John
Carlyle, M.D., CM., surgeon. Meets every alternate Tuesday in
Foresters' Hall, 27 Roxburgh Street.
Court Caledonia, No. 1275, instituted 1841.—495 financial and 14
honorary members. William Duncan, C.R. ; Peter King, S.C.R.;
Wm. Simpson, treasurer ; Andrew M'Fadyen, secretary ; John Carlyle,
M.D., CM., surgeon. Meets every alternate Tuesday in Foresters'
Hall, East Shaw Street.
Court Royal Archer, No. 1544, instituted 1843.— 276 financial and
10 honorary members. Wm. MTnnes, C.R. ; Andrew Y. M'Lean,
S.C.R. ; Alex. M'Donald, treasurer; Hercules D. Soutter, secretary;
Allan Galloway, M.D., surgeon. Meets every alternate Monday in
Foresters' Hall, 27 Roxburgh Street.
Court Newark, No. 4111, instituted 1863. —294 financial and 10
honorary members. Meets every alternate Monday in Temperance Hall
Church Street, Port-Glasgow.
Court James Watt, No. 4468, instituted 1864.— 312 financial and 4
honorary members. Wm. James, sr., C.R. ; Andw. Robertson, S. C.R.;
Thos. Scott, treasurer; John Gray, secretary; John Carlyle, M.D.,
CM., surgeon. Meets every alternate Tuesday in Foresters' Hall, 27
Roxburgh Street.
Court Glenalbyn, No. 45 1 1 (Easdale), instituted 1864. —160
financial and 3 honorary members. Meets every third Wednesday of
each month in Drill Hall, Ellenabeigh.
Court Scotia, No. 5405, instituted 1869.—213 financial and 7
honorary members. Meets every alternate Tuesday in Temperance
Hall, Church Street, Port-Glasgow.
Court Robert Burns, No. 5753, instituted 1872.—201 financial
members. Charles Cowley, C.R. ; Hugh Currie, S.C.R. ; John
M'Millan, treasurer ; George M'Kenzie, secretary ; John Carlyle, M.D.,
CM., surgeon. Meets every alternate Wednesday in Foresters' Hall,
27 Roxburgh Street.
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Court Saint James, No. 5764, instituted 1872. — 426 financial and 30
honorary members. Meets every alternate Monday in Temperance Hall,
M'Dowall Street, Johnstone.
Court Highland Mary, No. 5851, instituted 1873.— x 55 financial and
2 honorary members. J. M'Gregor, C.R.; Alex. Alexander, S.C.R. ;
Hugh Cameron, treasurer ; John Cook, secretary ; John C. Douglas,
M.D., CM., surgeon. Meets every alternate Monday in Foresters' Hall,
27 Roxburgh Street.
Court Robert Burns, No. 6307, instituted 1876.—126 financial and
3 honorary members. Meets every alternate Monday in Artillery Hall,
Largs.
Juvenile Branch (Greenock District), instituted 1872. — 203 financial
members. John M'Intosh, president; John M'Arthur, vice-president;
Wm. Madden, 1109, treasurer; Robert Carchrie, 1544, secretary ; John
Carlyle, M.D., CM., surgeon. Meets every Thursday four weeks in
Foresters' Hall, 27 Roxburgh Street.
Juvenile Branch (Johnstone), instituted 1884.—98 financial members.
Meets every Tuesday four weeks.
Juvenile Branch (Caledonia, 1275), instituted 1885. — 106 financial
members, inclusive of male and female. David Canning, president ;
Angus Cameron, vice-president ; Alexander Baton, treasurer ; Andrew
M'Fadyen, secretary ; John Carlyle, M.D., CM., surgeon. Meets
every alternate Tuesday in Foresters' Hall, East Shaw Street.
ANCIENT FREE GARDENERS.
Royal Oak Lodge (B.O.).— Meets in Foresters' Hall, Roxburgh
Street, every alternate Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock. 300
financial and 7 honorary members. Hercules D. Soutter, W.M.;
Ebenezer Dick, treasurer; Neil M. Fatrick, secretary, 18 Hope Street ;
John Robert Black, M.D. , medical officer.
Lily of the Vale Lodge (British Order).—Meets in A^ictoria Hall,
I East Blackhall Street, every alternate Monday evening at 7.30. 360
financial and 29 honorary members. John M'Arthur (No. 2), W.M. ;
John M'Arthur (No. 1), treasurer; Joseph Humphreys, jun., 30 South
Street, secretary ; William Cairns, M.B., medical adviser.
Fern of Ladyburn Lodge (St. Andrew's Order).—Meets every
Robert M'Alees,
alternate Monday in Britannia Hall, Arcade, at 8 p.m. .
W.M. ; Hugh Blair, D.M. ; David Allan, treasurer; Wm. M'Dermid,
secretary, 24 St Lawrence Street ; Dr Carlyle, medical officer.
Heatherbell Lodge (St. A.O.).—Meets every alternate Monday in
Crawford's Central Hall, Charles Street. Alexander Boag, W.M.;
Daniel Borland, D.M. ; James Boag, treasurer; Alexander Borland,
secretary, 46 Ann Street ; Dr Carlyle, medical officer.
LOYAL ORDER OF ANCIENT SHEPHERDS, A.U.
Greenock District comprises 8 Lodges with a total membership of
1390. Aggregate worth of District and Lodge Funds, ^"4522. John
Robinson, Pro. CS. ; Robert Ritchie, treasurer, 3 Mearns Street:
John M'Nicol, corresponding secretary, Sandringham Place, Clydd
Street, Helensburgh.
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17 Charles Street. John Bryce, secretary, 6 Chapel Street; George
Dr Carlyle, surgeon.
Beveridge, treasurer ;
P Wellington Lodge—Meets every alternate Tuesday evening in
Hall, 17 Charles Street. William M'Dowall, treasurer; John A.
Clark, secretary, 7 Boyd Street ; Dr J. R. Black, surgeon.
Lodge Pride of Ladyburn, 1735.—Meets in Arcade Hall every
alternate Tuesday. John Mitchell, secretary, 29 Cathcart Street.
Robert Binnie Lodge, 2132 (Gourock). —Meets every alternate
Tuesday evening in John Street Hall. W. D. Edmonds, secretary,
17 Hopeton Street ; Dr Alex. Peacock, surgeon.
The other Lodges are Inverkip, Skelmorlie, Millport, and Inveraray.
RECHABITES.
The Good Samaritan Tent, No. 321—Established 1875.—Meets
in Primitive Methodist Church Hall, Roxburgh Street, every alternate
Monday evening at 8 o'clock, where intending candidates can be
enrolled. Members, by a graduated scale of payments, have the option
of receiving from 2s 6d to 20s per week during sickness, with medicine
and doctor's attendance free, and from £$ to ^30 at death. Members
also receive 15s on the death of a child under three months old, and
£l ios on the death of a child from three months up to three years ot
age, provided the member himself has paid not less than 52 weeks'
contributions. Entrance fee, 2s 6d. There is also a Juvenile
Tent, admitting children from 3 years and upwards, receiving doctor's
attendance and from £3 to £10 at death. It is conducted on purely
temperance principles. Full information may be had from the tent
secretary, George Rowe, 24 Trafalgar Street.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
John Dunlop Division, No. 92.— Instituted, 27th Feby., 1865—Meets
every alternate Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock, in Temperance Institute,
West Stewart Street. Object— by payment of initiation fee of 2s 6d, and
a graduated scale of payment according to age, a benefit in case of
sickness, of ios, 15s, and 20s per week, with doctor and medicine free,
and a sum of £10 at death. In connection with above a Cadet Section,
for boys and girls from 6 to 16 years of age, meets in the same place
every alternate Thursday evening at 7.15. By payment of 2d entry
money and i^d per week they are entitled to medical attendance and
medicine free and from £2 to £j at death, according to the length of
time they have been in the Order. R. P. Templeton, secretary, 69
Nicolson Street.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
John Dunlop District Lodge of the Independent Order of Good
Templars, No. 51, for the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire. This Lodge
is composed of representatives from seven subordinate lodges in town,
two in Port-Glasgow, two in Kilmalcolm, and one in Inverkip.
Executive— Tohn Macfie, D. D.G.C.T. ; Robert M'Alees, D.C.T.
Walter Brown, D. Coun. ; Wm. C. Rodgers, D.S.J. T.; David Watson,
D. Chap.; Archibald Clark, D.Treas.; John Brown, P. D.C.T. ; Colin
Campbell, D.E.S. ; Hugh P. Millar, D. Secy., 9 Mount Pleasant Street.
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Subordinate Lodges.
Hope of Greenock Lodge, No. 65.—Meets every Friday evening, at
8 o'clock, in Pillar Hall, Temperance Institute ; Juveniles at 7 o'clock.
Bernard Queen, D.G.C.T., 6 Watt Street.
Good Intent Lodge, No. 191. —Meets every Thursday evening, at 8
o'clock, in Cartsburn Hall, Cartsburn Street ; Juveniles at 7 o'clock.
Robert Henderson, J.S., 22 Lyle Street.
Banner of Love Lodge, No. 364.— Meets every Tuesday evening, at
8 o'clock, in Primitive Methodist Church Hall, Roxburgh Street.
Robert Martin, D.G.C.T., 28 Charles Street.
Thomas Fairrie Lodge, No. 460. — Meets every Thursday evening,
at 8 o'clock, in Free North Church Hall, West Burn Street. George
Anderson, D.G.C.T. , 16 Bruce Street.
True Blue Lodge, No. 503.—Meets every Thursday evening, at 8
o'clock, in Arcade Hall, Cathcart Street ; Juveniles at 7 o'clock.
John Brown, D.G.C.T., 6 Carwood Street.
Tir nam Beann Lodge, No. 714.—Meets every Friday evening, at 8
o'clock, in Lesser Hall, Temperance Institute. Donald Maclaine,
D.G.C.T., 39 Ann Street.
Mariners' Lifeboat Lodge, No. 726. — Meets every Wednesday
Juveniles
evening, at 8 o'clock, in Lesser Hall, Temperance Institute ;
at 7 o'clock. Matthew Scott, D.G.C.T., 21 East Shaw Street.
SOCIETIES.
Agricultural—Lower Ward of Renfrewshire Agricultural Society
—Established 1849.—Annual exhibition of live stock and dairy produce
will take place this year on 22nd June. Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart of
Ardgowan and Blackhall, Bart., Duncan Darroch, of Gourock, Hugh
C. Bine Renshaw of Garvocks, M.P.
Shaw Stewart of Carnock, M.P ,
and the Provost of Greenock for the time being, patrons; Robert Sinclair
Scott, Craigivar, president ; Ploratio R. B. Peile, Peter Gatherer,
and Arthur Caird, vice-presidents ; R. Steuart Walker, solicitor, 1
William Street, secretary and treasurer.
Amalgamated Friendly Societies' Medical Association, 47 Regent
Street—Instituted 22nd May, 1874.— Objects : To provide efficient
medical attendance, and to supply a sufficient and proper quantity
of the purest medicines to all the members of the various friendly
societies forming the association, and to the wives and families of said ]
members who pay into the same. Dugald Lyon, president; W. j
Simpson, treasurer; Thomas Black, secretary; John Carlyle, M.D.,
medical officer; William Melrose, registered chemist and druggist,
dispenser. Dispensary hours, 9 a.m. till 12.30 p.m., 1.30 till 5 p.m.,
and 6 till 8 p.m.; Sundays 9.30 till 10.30 a.m., and 5 till 5.30 p.m.
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners—Instituted i860, for
support of sick, disabled, and unemployed members, insurance against
loss oftools, and the advanceof trade interests.— Greenock Branch (No. 1)
meets every alternate Monday at 7.30 in Victoria Hall. Secretary,
R. L. Hunter, 9 Lynedoch Street ; treasurer, Alexander Martin, 45
Wellington Street. Vacant book at Mr John Mathieson's, 42 Brymner
Street. Branch No. 2. — Secretary, Robert Henderson, 62 Ann Street;
treasurer, James Bruce, 96 Dempster Street.
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Amalgamated Society of Engineers— Objects—The mutual protection
and assistance of members in cases of accident, sickness, or want of
employment. Greenock First Branch meets in Trades Hall, 10 William
Street, every alternate Monday evening from 7 till 9 o'clock. James
Fyfe, referee ; James Browning, 24 Lyle Street, secretary. Greenock
Second Branch meets same hall every alternate Wednesday evening.
James Maven, referee; John Roxburgh, 25 Lynedoch Street, secretary.
Greenock Third Branch meets same place every alternate Tuesday
Belville Street,
evening. John Laurie, referee ; William Strachan, 59
secretary.
Associated Blacksmiths Society, No. 2 Branch, Greenock. Meets
every second Monday in the Trades' Hall, 10 William Street, at 7.30
p.m. Andrew Mitchell, secretary, 9 Nicolson Street ; Archd. White,
treasurer, 20 Tnverkip Street.
Associated Carpenters and Joiners of Scotland—Instituted, 1861.
The Society was originated for the support of sick, infirm, and disabled
members, for interment of deceased members, insurance against the loss
of tools and maintenance and advance of trade interests. The Greenock
(United) Branch meets in the Hall, Highland Close. Committee meets
every Tuesday at 7 p.m. Monthly meetings, first Tuesday of every
month at 8 p.m. Secretary, John M. Lauder, 21 Nelson Street.
Auchmountain Boys' Society. — President, John Forbes; treasurer,
Bible
secretary, James Hughes, 35 Ingleston Street.
Society—Instituted 1807.— John M. Iiutcheson, president;
Rev. Alexander
John Whiteford ;
Dugald Campbell and James Grieve, vice-presidents ;
D. Grant, secretary; James Paterson, treasurer; James M'Kelvie &
Sons, depositaries ; with a committee of 18 members. Representative
Director, D. D. Adamson.
Burns Club, The Greenock, was instituted in 1802, and is the oldest
in existence.—The Club has a suite of rooms with library and portrait
gallery at 36 Nicolson Street. Competitions are held annually, when
prizes are awarded school children for proficiency in singing and
reciting the poems of Burns and other Scottish Bards, and for a general
knowledge of Scottish literature. There are also wild flowers competition
held in autumn, open to school children, when prizes are awarded
for the best collection of wild flowers, grasses, ferns, bouquets of wild
flowers, window plants, &c. The funds of the club are spent entirely
upon charitable or educational schemes. The Right Hon. Lord
Blythswood, honorary president ; Mr A. S. Mories, president ; Messrs
D. T. Holmes, B.A., and John M'Clure, vice-presidents ; A. T.
Anderson, hon. treasurer ; J. B. Morison and S. C. D. Taylor, hon.
secretaries ; J. M. Farquhar, librarian.
Charitable Society for the Relief of the Casual Poor—Instituted
1861. —Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart and James Stewart, patrons ; ex-
Provost Rodger, president; ex-Bailie Anderson and Matthew Hill, vicepresidents
; J. C. Hart, National Bank, treasurer ; James Nicoll, 2 Bank
Street, secretary ; and an acting committee of 28 members, with power
to add to their number. The object of the society is to procure funds
for urgent cases of casual destitution, without interfering with the operations
of the Parochial Board or other charitable institutions. The
•distribution is effected by distributors acting under the directions of
conveners, of which there is one for each ward in town.
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Clan Macdonald Society (Greenock Branch of). — Office-bearers
Hon. vice-president, Peter Macdonald, Esq., 99 Finnart Street ; hon.
secretary, Edmund Macdonald, 17 Bentinck Street ; hon. treasurer,
Angus Macdonald, 50 Roxburgh Street. This society exists for the
fostering and preserving of Clan sentiments, the encouragement of
education, &c. The society is non-political and non-sectarian, and
both ladies and gentlemen are eligible to become members.
Clan Maclean Association (Greenock Branch of)—Office-bearers for
1894-95— Chief, Col. Sir Fitzroy Donald Maclean, Bart, of Duart,
Morvern, and Brolas ; hon. president, Archibald Maclean, 2 Watson's
Lane; hon. vice presidents, Kenneth M'Lean, 14 Lyle Street, and
Neil M'Lean, 13 Nelson Street (W.) ; hon. secretary, Dugald M'Lean,
19 Hamilton Street ; hon. treasurer, Daniel M'Lean, jun., 50 Roxburgh
Street.
Deaf and Dumb Christian Association — Established 1869. — Place of
meeting, Alan Ker Public School, Ann Street. President, George
Whyte, 13 John Street ; treasurer and secretary, John Vass, 11 Belville
Street.
DestituteSick. —Greenock Society for Reliefof the Destitute Sick
Established 1798.— President, ex-Provost Rodger; secretary, D. D.
Adamson; treasurer, Tohn Adams; with 12 members of committee. The
design of the institution is to relieve by pecuniary aid those who have no
acknowledged claim on any charitable fund, and who have no friends
able or willing to help them, or where the supply received from other
funds is not nearly adequate to their support. District distributors are
appointed by the committee.
Female Benevolent Society — Instituted 181 1 — for the benefit
of aged females of good moral character, supported by voluntary
subscription. The Lady Octavia Shaw Stewart, patroness ; Mrs
M'Clure, 66 Union Street, president ; Mrs A. J. Black, 16 Ardgowan
Square, treasurer ; Miss Pennell, 23 Patrick Street, secretary ; Rev.
W. Lewis Robertson, chaplain ; 40 superintendents, 40 visitors, and
19 collectors. The committee meet on the second Monday of every
month, in the Sessional Hall of the West Parish, and a general meeting
is held once a year in January, for the election of a Committee of
Management for the coming year, as also for the purpose of being
informed of the past year's transactions.
Funeral Society (Greenock Friendly)—Instituted 1824.— President,
John Brodie, 45 Hamilton Street ; secretary, John L. Mathieson, 5.
Lauriston Street ; treasurer, John Mathieson, 42 Brymner Street ;
officer, Alex. Forsyth, 95 Dempster Street. Meets in Borland's
Temperance Hotel, 24 Cathcart Street. General Meetings are held on
the third Thursday of January, April, July, and October. This Society
has for its objects the assistance of relatives of deceased members, and!
the payment of all funeral expenses. Entry-money, 6s.
Gaelic. —Greenock Gaelic Club.— A. May Sinclair, president;-.
Fergus Ferguson, treasurer ; Donald R. Mackinnon, secretary.
Glasgow and West of Scotland Society for Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals.— Local Inspector, Alexander Cruickshank, 83 Dempster
Street. Local Hon. Secretary, James A. Love, 2 Hamilton Street ;.
Hon. Treasurer, Lieut. -Col. James Tannahill, Commercial Bank.
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—His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, patron ; Sir M. R. Shaw-
Stewart, Bart., Sir Thomas Sutherland, K.C.M.G., LL.D., M.P., and
Charles Bine Renshaw, Esq., M.P., honorary presidents ; ex- Provost
W. W. B. Rodger, president; Councillor U. MTnnes, Dr N. Gordon
Cluckie and Mr Allan M'Kechnie, vice-presidents ; Robert Marshall,
senr., treasurer; Archd. Niven, solicitor, 37 Hamilton Street, secretary;
M'Cowan & Biggart, chemists; John Boyd, Brougham Street, convener ;
with a committee of twenty. Competition meetings, in Town Hall,
6th and 7th September, 1894.
Caddlehill Gardens, Upper Kelly Street.—W. W. B. Rodger, Esq.
of Bagatelle, proprietor ; John Love, 51 Upper Kelly Street, factor.
Investment—Greenock Provident Investment Company.—Office,
Post Office Buildings (Vennel). John Watt, William S. Blair, and John
Peden, trustees ; Robert Dixon, secretary; James Anderson, managing
director, to whom all communications are to be addressed. Information
regarding the operations of the society may be obtained at the office
every Saturday evening from 7.30 till 9.
Investment—Greenock and District Model Building Society—Office,
14 Hamilton Street. Directors — Messrs John Anderson, J. P.
(Chairman), James Black, James Campbell, George Morton, T. D.
Rorison, Daniel B. Stewart, Andrew Russell, D. M'Dougall, and
Tohn Kirk; solicitors, Messrs Alexander Cameron & Murray ; secretary,
James Paterson, accountant. Subscribed capital (March, 1894), ,£92,200.
The Society undertakes to give each member a loan by ballot free of
interest or premium. Members wishing immediate loans can purchase
them at premiums which average about 2 per cent, per annum in lieu
of interest.
Juridical Society —Instituted 21st November, 1872. —This Society
has for its object the diffusion of legal knowledge among its members,
and the acquisition of a good style of speaking and writing. Only
Procurators, Law Clerks, and Apprentices, are eligible as members.
Medical Society — Instituted October 30, 1865.—The objects are
to receive communications on Medicine and Surgery, to converse on
Medical topics, and generally to promote professional improvement
and amicable feelings by any means that may from time to time be
approved of by the society. Ordinary meetings are usually held once a
month during session in the Society's Rooms, 27 West Burn Street.
Office-bearers— Dr Marshall, president; Dr Laurie, secretary; Dr
Galloway, treasurer ; Dr Wilson, librarian.
Musical. —Greenock Amateur Orchestral Society— instituted 1878
—for the study and practice of orchestral music. Hon. president, Dr
John Macdougall, Rosemount, 5 Lyle Street ; hon. vice-president, Mr
R. B. Guthrie, 14 Robertson Street ; treasurer, Mr R. M. Macgregor,
47 Trafalgar Street ; librarian, Mr William Bissett, Trafalgar Street ;
secretary, Mr Wm. M 'George, 30 Roxburgh Street; Mr J. B. Mac-
Callum, hon. conductor ; with a committee of six members. The
orchestra numbers over 60 instrumentalists, and meets for practice every
Tuesday night in the society's room, Municipal Buildings, from
September to May.
Greenock Choral Union. — Office-bearers for the ensuing year:—
Hon. president, Lieut. -Colonel James Tannahill ; hon. vice-presidents,
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Kerr. A. P. Lyle, George Macdonald, J.. D. Maclntyre, Dr Paton,
T. M. Thorne, Louson Walker, and Major H. W. Walker. Council :
president, Mr John S. Kerr; vice-president, Mr Alexander Allan ; hon.
treasurer, Mr Alexander Menzies ; hon. secretary, Mr W. J. Taylor, 55
Forsyth Street ; librarian, Mr Robert Macfarlan; Mr W. T. Hoeck,
Glasgow, conductor; Mr Thomas Bates, accompanist. Chorus of 250
voices. The practisings are held every Tuesday night in the Watt
Museum Hall from September to May.
Natural History Society— Founded in 1878. — T. L. Patterson,
F.C.S., president; Geo. H. Black, B.L., treasurer; G. W. Niven, 27
Brymner Street, secretary. The objects of this Society are to promote
the study of Natural History and other branches of Science by meetings
for the reading of papers, the exhibition of specimens, and by excursions
for practical study. The Society meets in the Lecture Hall, Watt
Institution, Kelly Street, on the last Thursday of each month from
September to April.
Patternmakers. —The United Patternmakers' Association.— Established
1872.— President, John Palmer, 22 St Lawrence Street ; treasurer,
Thomas Neill, 22 Antigua Street ; secretary, John Auld, 9 Antigua
Street. Objects—To advance trade interests, and assist members while
out of work, and in cases of sickness, accident, or loss of tools ; burial
of members and their wives. Meetings are held every alternate Monday
evening, at 7.30, in Kennedy's Temperance Hotel, Brymner Street.
Philosophical Society. —The object of this society is the promotion
of literature, science, and art, by means of lectures and
otherwise. The meetings are held in the Watt Institution. Officebearers
for Session 1894-95—Dr J. R. Black, president; Andrew Kerr
and F. P. Purvis, vice-presidents ; J. Campbell Hart, treasurer ; and
George Murray, secretary.
Plasterers.— Scottish National Operative Plasterers' Protective and
Benefit Federal Union, Greenock District. President—James Harley ;
Vice-President, Alex. Crawford; Treasurer and Secretary, Peter Harley,
65 Nicolson Street. Meetings held first Monday evening in each month
in Mechanics' Institute.
Protestant Association—Instituted 1862. — Objects—The Study of the
Bible and Romish Works ; the enlightenment of Protestants as to the
real character of Popery, in its religious, social, and political aspects,
and the conversion of Romanists. A. Swan, hon. president ; Bailie
Mitchell, president : Rev. Charles Christie, chairman ; J. R. Cuthbertson,
secretary and treasurer, 2 Grey Place.
Sabbath School Union— Instituted 1870. — Provost Shankland, hon.
president; H. J. Taylor, president; M. M'C. Brown, vice-president;
John J. Colquhoun, treasurer; Wm. Dalziell and Alexander Blair, joint
secretaries ; with a committee of sixteen, and a general committee
consisting of one representative from each associated school. The
objects of the Union are— 1st, to encourage unity, and increase Sabbath
Schools throughout the town ; 2nd, to improve the method of conducting
schools ; and 3rd, to promote the personal piety of the teachers, and
to unite in prayer for a blessing on their work. General meetings of
the Union are held three times a year.
Saint Andrew's Ambulance Association (Greenock Centre).
Colonel John Scott, C.B., president; Major R. Thorne, chairman;
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Captain Angus, vice-chairman ; Lieutenant-Colonel J. Tannahill,
honorary treasurer ; Captain A. R. Prentice, honorary secretary,
18 Kilblain Street; with an executive committee of 17 and a general
committee of 52 gentlemen. The objects of the association are:
(ist) Instruction in ambulance duties by the establishment of classes, so
that the members thereof may be able to render intelligent first aid to
persons accidentally injured, pending the arrival of a medical man ; (2)
the placing of stretchers, ambulance waggons, and other appliances
necessary for the relief of the injured in such situations as may be
considered advisable, so
least possible delay.
as to enable assistance to be given with the
Scottish Clerks' Association.— Registered Office, 81 St. George's
Place, Glasgow. Benefits—Assistance in obtaining employment; a
weekly sum when out of employment or sick ; medical attendance and
medicine ; annuities to aged and disabled members, their widows, and
children; assistance in special cases of distress; assurance at death.
Greenock branch meets on first Thursday of each month at 8 p.m., in
Christian Institute. Chairman, James Macara ; secretary and treasurer,
W. D. Thomson; medical officer, James Laurie, M.B., CM., I Shaw
Place.
Shorthand Writers' Association. —Open to all Phonographers
writing 30 words and upwards per minute. The Association meets
during the winter months in Highlanders' Academy Public School, for
reporting practice and discussions on Shorthand topics. Examinations
for Mr Pitman's speed certificates are held periodically. The
following are the Office- Bearers for this year :— Hon. president, Sheriff
Begg ; hon. vice-presidents, J. M. Hutcheson, Esq., and James Aitken,
Esq. president, James Duncan ; vice-president, R. M. Fleming ; ;
treasurer, Thomas King ; secretary, John Colquhoun, 2 Finnart Street.
Total Abstinence Society— Instituted 1836.— Offices and Halls,
Temperance Institute, 19 West Stewart Street. Ex-Provost Campbell,
Robert Little, Esq., J. P., and David J. Macfie, Esq., of Borthwick
Hall, hon. presidents ; ex-Bailie Lang, president ; B. C. Ross, R. P.
Templeton, James Carnaghan, T. D. Rorison, and ex-Bailie Ramsay,
vice-presidents; J. M. Dick, treasurer; William Smith, hon. secretary;
and William D. Thomson, general secretary and registrar of society ;
Miss Margaret L. Shearer, curator of Institute.
Traders' Association. — President, Edward Wilson, Esq.; vicepresidents,
Messrs Alexander Rowan and J. K. Stewart, with a Committee
representing wholesale and retail traders of all descriptions. The
objects of the Association are generally to consider and take action
regarding all matters affecting the interests of the members. Annual
subscription, 2s 6d. Secretary, James Paterson, accountant, 14 Hamilton
Street.
Typographical. — Greenock Branch of the Scottish Typographical
Association.—The aim of the Association is to unite the members of the
printing profession in Scotland, to regulate and maintain the rate of
wages and hours of labour, and generally to promote the cause of trades
unionism. The Association renders assistance to members removing or
emigrating, provides sick, out-of-work, and superannuation benefits, and
pays funeral allowance for deceased members at the rate of £3 for one
year's membership, up to £1$ for 20 years. The quarterly meetings of
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the branch are held in the Mechanics' Institution on the second Tuesday
of January, April, July, and October. President, Duncan Thomson,
106 Dempster Street ; secretary, James S. Cuthbertson, 83 Wellington
Street ; treasurer, John Letham, 7 Mount Pleasant Street.
United Evangelistic Committee. — Members - - Revs. R. Bell,
James Davidson, John Young, A. D. Grant, M. P. Johnstone, W.
Wilson, and D. Boyd ; Messrs J. Grieve, N. Hill, J. Macphail,
C. M'Call, R. Macpherson, J. Prentice, John Lang, M. M'C. Brown,
R. Ward D. B. M'Kelvie, and William Lamont, secretary. A fellowship
meeting is held every Monday evening in the Temperance Institute,
and an evangelistic meeting on Sabbath evenings in Temperance Institute,
or elsewhere, besides special meetings as opportunity offers.
United Reform Friendly Society— Office, 48 Vennel. Local committee,
Wm. Thomson, William Oliver, and Thomas Stewart; Wm.
Simpson, district agent ; J. Simpson, collector.
United Society of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders. — No. I
Branch— President, Martin Dowling ; treasurer, James M'Lean ; secretary,
Thomas Gordon, 30 St. Lawrence Street. No. 2 Branch
President, James Walker ; treasurer, Donald M'Ewan ; secretary,
Robert Collison, 71 Regent Street. No. 3 Branch— President, P.
W. Graham, 25
Graham treasurer, ; John Peddie ; secretary, J.
Dempster Street. No. 4 Branch— President, Robt. Forman ; treasurer,
A. M'Corkindale ; secretary, John MacLachlan, 72 Wellington Street.
Branches Nos. 1, 2, and 4, meet monthly in Boilermakers' Hall,
Highland Close ;
and No. 3 (fortnightly) in Crawford's Hall, 17 Charles
Street.
United Trades' Council.—Meets in hall, 10 William Street, on the
first Thursday of each month, at 7.30 p.m. President, Alex. Brown,
engineer, 15 Belville Street;
secretary, Archibald Baxter,
83 Wellington Street.
vice-president, Alexander Burns, painter;
11 Watt Street; treasurer, Adam Brown,
Wine, Spirit and Beer Trade Association (Greenock and Gourock).
Office-bearers, 1894—William Alexander, president ; Donald M'Kinnon,
vice-president; Arthur A. Millar, treasurer; Wm. Watt, secretary;
W. A. Thorn, law agent. The objects of this Association are to
promote united action among the members in obtaining the removal or
modification of improper or unnecessary restrictions imposed, or
attempted to be imposed, on the Wine, Spirit, and Beer Trade, and to
protect the just rights and interests of the Trade in the full and free
exercise of its business according to law, and for that purpose to watch
and oppose any measure or proceeding, Parliamentary or local, which
may have an injurious or oppressive tendency.
Working Boys' and Girls' Religious Society.—W. J. Marshall,
M.D., 8 Ardgowan Square, hon. president; John Forbes, president;
M. M'C. Brown, vice-president; Robert Macpherson, 33 Cathcart
Street, treasurer ; J. B. Patrick, secretary, West Blackhall Street.
Jonathan Burns, keeper of the Society's rooms. Its chief aim is to
impart religious instruction, and form a connecting link between the
Sabbath School and the Church. It provides classes for mutual
improvement and meetings for social entertainment, and by means of
Savings Banks it seeks to foster provident habits. Meetings are held
every Sabbath forenoon, at eleven o'clock, in Town Hall, John Street
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Hall, Temperance Institute, Crawfurdsburn Free Church School,
Christian Mission Hall, High Vennel Mission Hall, Shaw Street
Public School, Foresters' Hall, St. Andrew Square Public School,
Bethany Hall, and Prospecthill Street Hall.
ATHLETIC CLUBS.
Cartsdyke Sailing Boat
BOATING.
Club.— Councillor MTnnes, commodore;
Neil M. Brown, rear-commodore; Peter MacAusland, 8 Carwood
Street, secretary; Isaac Johnston, treasurer.
Ladyburn Rowing Club.— John Howie, president; Wm. Robertson,
captain; Peter M'Ausland, treasurer ; William M 'Reynolds, secretary,
M'Lean's Buildings, Port-Glasgow Road.
Royal West of Scotland Amateur Boat Club. —Sir M. R. Shaw
Stewart, Bart., president; James MacCunn, Esq., vice-president;
Peter Brown, hon. secretary; J. Melville Low, hon. treasurer;
V. C. Meyer, Charles Ferguson, ]ames B. Duft, A. R. Grieve, James
H. Whiteford, D. F. D. Neill, A. B. Letham, and Charles Taylor,
committee of management.
St. Lawrence Bay Rowing Club.— Patrons, Councillor MTnnes and
ex-Councillor Millar ; captain, F. Campbell ; treasurer, J. Livingstone.
West of Scotland Yacht Club.— John Neill, commodore; Alexander
Ross, vice-commodore ; Norman Clark, rear-commodore ; V. C. Meyer,
hon. secretary and treasurer.
BOWLING.
Ardgowan Bowling Club, Ardgowan Square.— Sir M. R. Shaw
Stewart, Bart., patron ; Captain Angus, president ; Wm. Shearer, vicepresident
; Robert Wilson, hon. secretary and treasurer, 2 Church Place.
Grosvenor Bowling Club.— Michael Hugh Shaw Stewart, M.P.,
and Sir Thomas Sutherland, K.C.M.G., LL.D., M.P., patrons; Sir M.
R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., and the Provost of Greenock, honorary
members ; Duncan Campbell, president ; Matthew Buchanan, vicepresident
; Donald Morrison, treasurer; John Baxter, 27 M earns Street,
hon. secretary greenkeeper, Stephen Cameron.
;
Wellington Park Bowling Club.— Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.,
patron; Hew MTlwraith, honorary member; John Hamilton (1),
president ; Alex. Borland (2), vice-president ; John Letham, 7 Mount
Pleasant Street, secretary ; James Merrylees, treasurer.
CRICKET.
Glenside Athletic Club.— President, T. L. Strachan ; vice-president,
W. G. Ferguson ; secretary Cricket Section— J. A. M 'Cowan, 4
Prospecthill Street ; treasurer, J. W. Bryce. Secretary Football
Section— T. L. Strachan, Dhufield ; treasurer, C. M'Hutcheon.
Greenock Cricket Club—Cricket Ground, Glenpark, off Union Street
—Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, of Greenock and Blackhall, Bart., patron ;
Robt. Kerr, Esq., honorary president ; Wm. C. Simpson, vice-president;
Daniel Kerr, captain; A. M. Blair, hon. treasurer; F. B. Graham,
Collegiate School, hon. secretary ; J. M'Clure, W. Watt, Jas. Letham,
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and N. A. H. Steele, committee of management; James Jarvis (Notts),
and John Waterfall (Yorks), professionals.
Hawthorn Cricket Club. —Ground: Kessington Park, Inverkip
Road— Office-bearers— Dr Cluckie, of Kessington, honorary president
H. R. B. Peile, Inverkip, honorary vice-president ; James Tracey,
captain ; James Watson, vice-captain ; Edward Turnbull, treasurer ;
William Mountford, Mechanics' Institute, secretary ; and committee,
the office-bearers, and D. Sloan and N. M'Kechnie.
CURLING.
Ardgowan Curling Club.—Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., patron ;
Alexander Macpherson, president ; James Fleming, vice-president ;
R. P. Lyle and T. Lamb, representative members ; Rev. J. G.
Christie, chaplain; J. Campbell Hart, National Bank, treasurer; W. G.
Harvey, Exchange Buildings, secretary ; W. G. Harvey, R. Hamilton,
A. Macpherson, W. M'Clure, jun., F. Hedderwick, J. Fleming,
and T. Lamb, committee. Pond, Hole Farm. Keeper, George Kane,
73 Nicolson Street.
CYCLING.
Grosvenor Bicycle Club.— H. R. B. Peile, honorary president ;
Martin Jamieson, captain ; Arthur A. Millar, vice-captain ; Alex.
Andrew, 17 Hamilton Street, secretary and treasurer.
Rendezvous, Brachelston Square.
Membership, 53.
Octavia Bicycle Club.— F. L. Wrede, Esq., South Hill, honorary
president; James Sharp, captain; John Scott, vice-captain; H. Young,
jun., hon. treasurer ; James G. Graham, 3 Finnart Street, secretary.
Ritchie, jun., hon. treasurer; J. D. M'Intosh, 44 Ann Street, secretary.
Rendezvous, Sinclair Street and Brachelston Square. Membership, 60.
Western Bicycle Club.—Head Quarters, 27 West Burn Street.
Members, 20. John MacGregor, president ; Alex. Kirkwood, captain
Geo. M 'Gavin, 27 West Burn Street, secretary and treasurer.
Rendezvous, Brachelston Square.
FOOTBALL.
Greenock and District Football Charity Cup Committee. — Robt.
S. Murray, Esq., president ; James U. Maven, vice-president ; W. B.
Tierney, 10 Lyle Street, hon. treasurer ; John T. Park, 28 Roxburgh
Street, hon. secretary.
Greenock and District Junior Football Association.— President,
Thomas Williams (Port-Glasgow Victoria) ; vice-president, Edward
Lang (Overton) ; secretary, T. L. Strachan, Dhufielcl, Greenock.
Morton Football Club.—Ground, Cappielow Park ; Clubhouse, 58
East Hamilton Street.
Renfrewshire Football Association.— President, John Mackechnie
(Port-Glasgow Athletic) ; vice-president, Alex. M'Kechnie (St. Mirren);
treasurer, Daniel Morgan (Bridge-of-Weir) ; hon. secretary, Robert
Dixon (Bute Rangers), Post Office Buildings, Greenock.
Wanderers' Football Club (Rugby Rules).— Dan. Kerr, president;
R. P. Lyle, vice-president ; J. H. Ballantine, captain; Geo. E. Graham,
95 Brisbane Street, secretary ; A. Thorburn, treasurer. Membership,
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GREENOCK GOLF CLUB.
Hon. President, Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.; captain, R.
Park Lyle, Esq.; secretary and treasurer, Mr Jenkins, Union Bank ;
members of committee, Messrs James Watson. J. W. Crawford,
Andrew Carmichael, A. N. Lindsay, R. F. Watson, James Millar, and
Wm. M'Clure, jun. Greenkeeper, W. MacDonald.
HARRIERS.
Clydesdale Harriers—Greenock Section. — President, Neil M'Rae ;
vice-president, Joseph Brickley ; secretary, Nicol M'Kechnie, 71
Nicolson Street ; treasurer, D. W. Mill, 23 Brisbane Street.
LAWN TENNIS.
Alexandra Lawn Tennis Club, Ardgowan Street (West).— James
Auld, honorary president ; James Macara, president; Charles M 'Neill,
49 Brisbane Street, secretary; Grierson Macara, treasurer. Membership
limited to 30.
Lawn Tennis Section, Greenock Cricket Club—A. M. Blair,
hon. treasurer ; A. Scott, Beltrees, secretary.
PUBLIC OFFICES.
—
Adjuster and Inspector of Weights and Measures and Inspector
under the Sale of Food and Drugs Acts— D. Young, Municipal
Buildings, Wallace Place.
Allan and State Line Steamers—Andrew Picken
Cathcart Arcade.
& Co., agents,
American Line U.S. Steamers— A. Picken & Co., agents, Cathcart
Arcade.
Assessor of Income Tax— J. Alexander, Post Office Buildings.
Assessor under Lands Valuation and Voters Registration Acts
Robert Hamilton, Municipal Buildings.
Auditor to Corporation of Greenock (Town Proper), Greenock
Board of Police, and the various Trusts connected therewith, Greenock
Statute Labour Trust, and Greenock Water Trust—Hope Stewart
audit room, Town Hall.
Ramsay ;
Auditor to Greenock Harbour Trust— Dugald Campbell ; audit
room, Town Hall.
Auditor to the Greenock Parochial Board— Quintin Bone, Municipal
Buildings.
Antwerp Steamers—Office, Customhouse Buildings—Allan Swan,
agent.
Ardrishaig and Lochfyne Steamers— Office, City Buildings, 32 Cathcart
Street—W. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Ballina Steam Packet Office (Laird Line) Customhouse Quay
Alex. A. Laird & Co., agents.
Belfast Royal Mail Steam Packet Office, Excise Buildings—William
Sinclair, agent.
Boston Steamers—Andrew Picken & Co., agents, Arcade.
Brunei Steamship Company, Limited—Leitch & Muir, 2 West
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Caledonian Railway Company's Goods Offices, 17 Bogle Street.
Campbeltown Steamers — Office, Customhouse Quay — Peter
M'Callum, agent.
Carron Company's Office, 32 Cathcart Street—-Duncan Cunningham,
agent.
Castle Mail Packets Company, Ltd.—Royal Mail Steamers for
South Africa, &c. — Agents, Andrew Picken & Co., Cathcart Arcade.
Chamber of Commerce, Reading Room, British Linen Bank
Buildings, 13 William Street—William Hardie, secretary and treasurer,
2 Watt Place.
Chief Constable of Renfrewshire—Charles Harding, Paisley ;
Greenock District, Inspector— Charles Bremner, County Buildings,
Greenock.
Cleansing Department—Office, Municipal Buildings, Dalrymple
Street— James Houston, Inspector.
Clerk to Commissioners on Property and Income Tax—M. F.
Dunlop, 2 Church Place.
Clyde' Shipping Co., Limited, Customhouse Buildings—Allan Swan,
agent.
Collector of Harbour Dues,
Collector.
&c, Customhouse—Duncan Darroch,
Commercial Buildings— 14 Hamilton Street.
Commissary Clerk's Office, Court House, Nelson Street (West)
John Brough, Depute-Clerk.
Cork and Waterford Steamers—Office, Customhouse Buildings
Allan Swan, agent.
Corporation and Harbour Trust Bonded Warehouses— Offices,
Municipal Buildings — James MacCunn, Superintendent.
Customhouse—Steamboat Quay.
Dean of Guild Court, Municipal Buildings—Hew MTlwraith,
Assessor and Clerk of Court.
Dublin Steamers— Office, Excise Buildings— James Little & Co.,
agents.
Dublin Steamers—Laird Line—Office, Customhouse Quay.
Evening Dispatch Office— 5 Palmerston Buildings.
Fire Brigade Station, Municipal Buildings, Dalrymple Street—Wm.
Taylor, Superintendent.
Fishery Office, 3 Bank Street—George Cormack, fishery officer.
French Consular Agent—John Davie, 63 Rue-end Street.
Gas Office, Municipal Buildings, Wallace Place—John Chalmers,
collector.
Gas Works, Inchgreen—Samuel Stewart, manager.
General Steam Navigation Co., Customhouse Quay—A. M'Killop,
agent.
Glasgow and Greenock Shipping Co., Customhouse Quay—Richard
Blanche, manager.
Glasgow Citizen Newspaper (Branch Office), 4 Mansionhouse Lane.
Glasgow Evening News Office—Watt Place.
Glasgow Herald Newspaper (Greenock Branch Office), 29 Cathcart
Street.
Glasgow & South-Western Railway Goods Offices, Brougham Street
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Glasgow Weekly Mail Newspaper (Greenock Branch Office), 1
Municipal Buildings, Hamilton Street.
Greenock Club House, Ardgowan Square.
Greenock Herald Office, 40 Cathcart Street.
Greenock Standard and Shipping Register, Wallace Place.
Greenock Telegraph and Clyde Shipping Gazette Office, 14 Charles
Street.
Greenock Total Abstinence Society— Office, Temperance Institute,
West Stewart Street.
Guion Line Steamship Co.—Wm. Lamont, agent.
Halifax, N.S., Steamers—Andrew Picken & Co., agents.
Harbour Dues Office, Customhouse — Duncan Darroch, Collector.
Harbour Engineer's Office, Municipal Buildings— Robert Crawford,
C.E.
Harbour Masters' Office, Customhouse Quay —James Baillie.
Harbour Trust Offices, Municipal Buildings, Wallace Place
Thomas Wilson, clerk; William Hutcheson, treasurer; James Mac-
Cunn, traffic agent.
Highland Steamers Office, City Buildings, 32 Cathcart Street
William Lindsay & Co., agents.
Highland Steamer, Hebridean—William Millar, Steamboat Quay,
agent.
Highland and Western Isles Steamers, Steamboat Quay—D.
M'Cormick, agent.
Hutchison's Printing Office, 23 Nicolson Street.
Inland Revenue Office (late Excise), Customhouse Buildings (East).
Inland Revenue Office (Stamps and Taxes), Customhouse Buildings
(East).
James Watt Steamship Co., Ltd.—Leitch & Muir, 2 West Quay.
Justice of Peace Fiscal's Office, 27 West Burn Street— William
Auld, Fiscal.
Lands Valuation Office, Municipal Buildings, Wallace Place
Robert Hamilton, assessor.
Leith and London Steam Shipping Co. 's Office, 1 Cross Shore
Street— D. Macdougall, agent.
Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire — Clerk's Office, Mansionhouse, 1
Ardgowan Square.
Liverpool Steamers Office, Brymner Street— J. B. M'Callum, agent.
Liverpool Steamers Office—William Sinclair, Excise Buildings.
Liverpool Steamers and Traders Office, 1 Cross Shore Street—D.
Macdougall, agent.
Lloyd's Agents—T. O. Hunter & Co., 13 Hamilton Street.
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping, Commercial Bank
Buildings—Thomas Phillips, A. C. Heron, Thos. J. House, and S. A.
G. Nash, Surveyors ; F. Byerlee, clerk.
Lochfyne Steamers, Steamboat Quay—William Lindsay & Co.,
agents.
Lochgoilhead
agent.
Steamers, Steamboat Quay— Donald M'Cormick,
London and Greenock, via Grangemouth, Carron Co.,
Street—D. Cunningham, agent.
32 Cathcart
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128 APPENDIX.
Londonderry Steam Packet Office, Burns Line, Excise Buildings
—W. Sinclair, agent.
Londonderry Steam Packet Office, Laird Line, Custom House
Quay—Alex. A. Laird & Co.
Master of Works Office, Municipal Buildings—Alexander J. Turnbull,
C.E
Mercantile Marine Office, Shipping Office for Seamen, Examinations,
&c, 7 Virginia Street, Superintendent of Mercantile Marine — R. S.
Macalister.
Newcomen Steamship Co., Ltd.—Leitch & Muir, 2 West Quay.
New Zealand Steamers—Andrew Picken & Co., agents, Arcade.
North British Daily Mail Newspaper (Greenock Branch) Office,.
Municipal Buildings, Hamilton Street.
North British Railway Company's Office, Lynedoch Street Station
(entrance from Hope Street) —William Chisholm, agent.
Orient Line Royal Mail Steamers for Australia, &c.—Andw. Picken
& Co., agents.
Pacific Steam Navigation Co., R.M.S., for Brazil, River Plate, and
West. Coast of South America—Andrew Picken & Co., agents, Arcade.
Palmerston Buildings, Customhouse Place.
Parochial Board Rooms, 36 Nicolson Street— John S. Deas,
Inspector.
Philadelphia Steamers (various lines)—Andrew Picken & Co.,
agents.
Plymouth and Southampton Steamers—Office, Customhouse Buildings—Allan
Swan, agent.
Police Office, Dalrymple Street— John W. Angus, chief constable.
Poor Rates Office, Parochial Board Rooms, Nicolson Street—Thos.
p.m., and 6.30'
Burton, collector. Office hours from 9.30 a.m. till 4
till 8 p.m., and on Saturdays from 9.30 a.m. till 2 p.m.
Port-Ellen and Islay Steamers Office, Steamboat Quay—William
Lindsay & Co., agents.
Portrush and Coleraine Steam Packets
Alex. A. Laird & Co.
Office, Customhouse Quay
Post Office, Wallace Place—W. K. Bryson, Postmaster.
Procurator-Fiscal's Office (Burgh), 19 Vennel.— James Auld, Fiscal.
Procurator-Fiscal's Office (Lower Ward of the County), Court-House,
Nelson Street (West)— Robert J. Blair.
Provident Bank Buildings— 1 1 William Street.
Quebec Steamers, Allan Line—Andrew Picken & Co., agents.
Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages—Offices, Municipal
Buildings, Wallace Place. East District—William Johnstone. West
District—A. R. Baird.
Rothesay, Dunoon, &c, Goods Steamers—Hugh M'Cormick, agent,
Customhouse Quay.
Sanitary Office, Police Buildings, Dalrymple Street— James Devine,
inspector.
School Board Offices, Municipal Buildings, Wallace Place-
George Williamson, clerk ; Quintin Bone, treasurer ; George Ritchie,
inspecting officer.
Scotsman Newspaper Office (Greenock Branch), 5 Palmerston
Buildings.
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Scottish Referee Newspaper, Watt Place.
Sheriff-Clerk's Office, County Buildings, Nelson Street (West)
John Brough, deputy-clerk.
Sheriff Court- House, County Buildings, Nelson Street (West).
Sligo Steam Packets Office, Customhouse Quay—A. A. Laird & Co.
Stornoway Steamers Office—W. Lindsay & Co., agents, 32 Cathcart
Street.
Sugar Exchange, Terrace Road.
Surveyor of Stamps and Taxes, Inland Revenue Buildings.
Temperance Institute, West Stewart Street.
Town Assessment Office, Municipal Buildings, Wallace Place
Thomas D. M'Murrich, collector. Open from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m.,
Saturdays, 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. ; Evenings, 6.30 to 8 on Mondays and
Saturdays only, during February, March, and April.
Town Chamberlain's Office, Municipal Buildings—William Smith,
Chamberlain.
Town Clerk's Office, Municipal Buildings— Colin MacCulloch, Town
Clerk.
Transit Sheds and Warehouses—Office, Municipal Buildings,
Wallace Place— James MacCunn, Superintendent.
Unionist Club— 29 Hamilton Street.
United States Consular Agency— J as. A. Love, 2 Hamilton Street.
Water Trust Collector's Office, Municipal Buildings, Wallace Place
— James Brown, collector.
Water Trust Superintendent's Office, Municipal Buildings, Wallace
Place—Robert Gilmour, C.E.
Weekly Scotsman Office— 5 Palmerston Buildings.
West End Baths, Campbell Street— G. H. Black, secretary ; J.
Tannahill, treasurer.
Westport Steam Packet Office, Customhouse Quay—Alex. A. Laird
& Co.
Wexford Steamers, Customhouse Quay— Clyde Shipping Co., Ltd.
INSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS.
Accident— James Tannahill, Bone & Buchanan, Wm. Ramage.
Albion Fire Insurance Association, Ltd.— Banks & Miller.
Alliance Fire and Life—W. N. A. Aitken, James Tannahill, Wm.
Blair, John Macaulay, W. J. Wright, M. F. Dunlop & Murray, Wm.
Stronach, Welsh, Walker, & Macpherson.
Atlas Assurance Company— J. M. Macfarlane & Co., James Nicoll,
James Paterson.
Boiler Insurance and Steam Power Company— J. Tannahill, Alex.
Agnew & Son.
British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company— Leitch & Muir.
British Empire Mutual Life Assurance Company — John J.
Colquhoun.
British Law Fire Insurance Company—Wm. Stronach.
British Workman's and General Assurance Co., Limited—Branch
Office, 36 West Blackhall Street— Joseph Smith, district superintendent.
Burglary Insurance Company— James Nicoll, Alex. Andrew.
Caledonian Fire and Life—W. W. & J. M'Clure, P. Mackellar, D.
Aitken, James Connell, J. W. Turner, Glen & Ferguson, Patten &
ga
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130
APPENDIX.
Prentice, William Blair, John MacGregor, W. Ramage, J. C. Smith,
Macdonald & Crawford, Alex. Agnew & Son, James Paterson.
Caledonian Plate Glass-- William Blair and Alex. Agnew & Son.
Church of England Fire and Life— G. H. Black.
City of Glasgow Life Assurance Company—Colin S. Caird, William
Lindsay & Co., and J. M. Macfarlane & Co.
City of London Fire Insurance Company (Limited)—Bone &
Buchanan, Robert Chalmers & Son.
Colonial Mutual Life Assurance Society, Ltd.— R. F. Blair.
Commercial Union Assurance Company—D. Campbell, James
Nicoll, William Blair, James Paterson.
County Fire Insurance Office— James Auld, Sinclair & Co., James
Connell, and John J. Colquhoun.
Crown Accident Insurance Co.—Alex. Agnew & Son.
Economic Fire Office, Ltd., London—Robert Chalmers & Son,
David Aitken, J. W. Turner.
Economic Life—Alex. Cameron & Murray, Alex. Agnew & Son,
W. M. M'Callum, James Paterson.
Edinburgh Life—Robert Blair & Son, James Tannahill, W. & J.
Crawford, Alex. Cameron & Murray, and John Paul.
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation, Limited—Alexander
Morrison, James Nicoll, C. Cunningham, Glen & Ferguson, David
Aitken, Wm. Stronach.
English and Scottish Law Life Assurance Association—William
Lamont, J. W. Turner, Fyfe & Murray, J. C. Smith, Macdonald &
Crawford, and Alex. Agnew & Son.
Equitable Fire and Accident Office, Limited— John G. Hyndman.
Equitable Fire Insurance Company— James Connell, D. Aitken,
Thomas R. Jacobs, Alex. Andrew.
General Accident
Wm. Stronach.
Employers' Liability Assurance Association
General Life— R. S. M'Morland, William Stronach, and Alex.
Morrison.
Glasgow and London Insurance, Co., Ltd.— Robert Chalmers & Son.
Globe Accident Insurance Company—Alex. Agnew & Son.
Greenock Plate and Sheet Glass Insurance Company— James
Graham.
Guardian Fire and Life Assurance Company— John M'Gregor,
Fyfe & Murray, Charles Cunningham, James Nicoll, and Alexander
Cameron & Murray.
Hand-in- Hand Fire Insurance Office—Ninian Hill.
Imperial Fire and Life—Wrede & Co., John Adam, Robert Davie,
jun., R. B. Shearer, Alex. Agnew & Son, Alexander & Dixon.
Imperial Live Stock Insurance Association—Colin Thomson.
Insurance Company of Scotland—Welsh, Walker & Macpherson,
W. N. A. Aitken, C. S. Caird, William Blair, Robert Blair & Son,
and John Cameron.
Kent Fire and Life—Thomas Chalmers, Thomas R. Jacobs, John
J. Colquhoun, Sinclair & Co., John Paul, and Alex. Andrew.
Lancashire Insurance Company—A. O. Leitch & Muir, D. Campbell,
William Blair, William Lamont, James Speirs & Son, James
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APPENDIX. 131
Campbell & Co., James Nicoll, Fyfe & Murray, Glen & Ferguson,
Alex. Agnew & Son, John S. Deas.
Lancashire and Yorkshire Accident Insurance Company— James
Connell and J. M. Macfarlane & Co.
Lancashire Trust and Mortgage Insurance Corporation, Ltd.
W. W. & J. M'Clure, James A. Love.
Law Accident and Contingency Insurance Society Limited—Peter
Scott.
Law Guarantee and Trust Society, Ltd. — James A. Love.
Law Union and Crown Fire and Life Assurance Company—P.
G. Brown, Alex. Agnew & Son, James Paterson.
Life Association of Scotland—P. Macdonald, Sinclair & Co., Alex.
Tait, Geo. Jenkins, W. Bruce, James Paterson, George Dick.
Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Life Insurance Company—
John Love, John MacGregor, M. F. Dunlop & Murray, P.
G. Brown, Hugh Speirs, Walter B. Grieve, D. Aitken, Sinclair & Co.,
Ross, Corbett & Co., J. C. Smith, Macdonald & Crawford, MTlwraiths
& Walker," W. J. Wright, James A. Love, Alex. Tait, W. Bruce.
London Assurance Corporation, Fire and Life—Bone & Buchanan
and J. M. Macfarlane & Co.
London and Lancashire Fire and Life—Bone & Buchanan, John
Paul, David Aitken, Wm. Auld, W. O. Leitch, W. N. A. Aitken,
M. Macfarlane & Co., R. Chalmers & Son, James Nicoll, Colin
—
J.
Thomson, J. W. Turner, Alex. Tait, John Rodger, Welsh, Walker
& Macpherson, Banks & Miller, W. W. & J. M'Clure.
London and Provincial Horse and Carriage Insurance Company
C. Cunningham, and James Nicoll.
London Guarantee and Accident Company, Ltd. —Alexander &
Dixon, and J. W. Turner.
Manchester Fire Assurance Company— James Nicoll, J. M. Macfarlane
& Co., Alex. Agnew & Son, Alexander Tait, John Taylor.
Marine and General Mutual Life Assurance Society—Alexander &
Dixon.
Marine Insurance Agents—Peter Scott, W. O. Leitch.
Mercantile Accident and Guarantee Insurance Company, Limited
Wm. Lamont and Thomas R. Jacobs.
Mortgage Insurance Corporation, Ltd.— James Nicoll, Patten &
Prentice, James A. Love, James Paterson.
Mutual Life—A. O. Leitch and John G. Hyndman.
National Assurance Company of Ireland— John G. Hyndman.
National Guarantee and Suretyship Association—Wm. O. Leitch.
National Insurance and Guarantee Corporation, Ltd.— Jas.A. Love,
James Paterson.
National Provident Institution—Bone & Buchanan, Robert Blair
& Son, and John Cameron.
National Provincial Plate Glass Insurance Company—Bone &
Buchanan.
North British and Mercantile Insurance Company—G. H. Black, T.
O. Hunter & Co., Thos. Stark, Robertson & M'Dougall, Bone &
Buchanan, Ross, Corbett & Co., Sinclair & Co., Fyfe & Murray,
Daniel Paterson, William Lamont, J. M. Macfarlane & Co., Andrew

132
APPENDIX.
Picken & Co., Jas. Nicoll, Alex. Cameron & Murray, G. Williamson,
J. W. Turner, Alex. Tait, John Taylor, James Paterson.
Northern— James W. Turner, Glen & Ferguson, John Rodger, Alex.
Cameron & Murray, W. O. Leitch, Ross, Corbett & Co., T. O. Hunter
& Co., James Nicoll.
Northern Accident Insurance Company (Limited)— Sinclair & Co.,
M'llwraiths & Walker, Robert Chalmers & Son, Thomas Briton,
David Aitken, Andrew Picken & Co., Bone and Buchanan, Jas. Nicoll,
W. W. & J. M'Clure, J. W. Turner, and James A. Love.
Norwich Union Insurance Society— James Neil, J. M. Macfarlane
& Co., James Paterson.
Norwich and London Accident Assurance Association—Colin
Thomson, Banks & Miller.
Ocean Guarantee Employers' Liability and Accident Corporation-
James Paterson.
Palatine and United Fire Insurance Companies— Alexander & Dixon,
Colin Thomson.
Patriotic Assurance Company of Ireland—Robert Chalmers & Son,
James Nicoll, and Wm. G. Sinclair.
Phoenix Fire—W. O. Leitch, W. Lindsay & Co., J. Macdougall,
D. MacDougall, J. M. Macfarlane & Co., Alexander & Dixon, John
Taylor.
Provident Life Insurance Company— James Connell, John J.
Colquhoun.
Provincial Insurance Company—James Brown, Welsh, Walker
& Macpherson, and George Williamson.
Prudential Assurance Company—Offices, 8 West Blackhall Street
—H. W. Graham, superintendent.
Queen (now merged in to Royal) Insurance Company—W. Lindsay
& Co., P. G. Brown, Colin S. Caird, J. Denholm, Jas. A. Cairns,
Banks & Miller, James Connell, Robert Blair & Son, John Cameron, D.
Macdougall, Alexander & Dixon, John Broadfoot.
Railway Passengers' Assurance Company—Thomas Ritson.
Refuge Assurance Company, Ltd.— District Office— City Buildings,
32 Cathcart Street —Walter Wilson, superintendent.
Rock Life—James Paterson, Alex. Andrew, Robert Chalmers & Son.
Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation Fire and Life—George
Dick, John J. Colquhoun, Welsh, Walker & Macpherson.
Royal Insurance Company, Fire and Life—G. H. Black, Maclean
& Co., James Campbell & Co., Banks & Miller, James Fulton,
Alex. Andrew, John Colquhoun, Glen & Ferguson, M. F. Dunlop &
J.
Murray, Welsh, Walker & Macpherson.
Royal Liver Friendly Society—John Gallacher, 30 Roxburgh St.
Scottish Accident Assurance Company (Limited)—W. Bruce, Wm.
Blair, James Campbell & Co., D. Ferguson, and W. Wright.
J.
Scottish Allianee Insurance Company, Limited—Andrew Picken
& Co., William Wood, W. W. & J. M'Clure, Fyfe & Murray, David
Aitken, James Paterson.
Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society—William N. A. Aitken,
Andrew Picken & Co., C. MacCulloch, James Nicoll, and John
Jamieson.
Scottish Boiler Insurance Company, Limited—Colin Thomson.

APPENDIX. T33
Scottish Employers' Liability and Accident Insurance Company
William Lamont and Alex. Agnew tS: Son.
Scottish Equitable Life Assurance Society— John Rodger, D.
Cunningham & Co., John MacGregor, William Hutchison, and Peter
Scott.
Scottish Imperial Life—Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co., John
Macaulay, James MacCunn, James Paterson.
Scottish Legal Life Assurance Society—46 Cathcart Street— James
Wood, district manager.
Scottish Life Insurance Company— James Nicoll.
Scottish Metropolitan Life Assurance Company— James Connell,
Alexander Andrew.
Scottish Plate Glass Insurance Company— David Aitken.
Scottish Provident Institution—A. O. Leitch & Muir, R. & S.
Neill. Clerk & Orkney, and James A. Love.
Scottish Provincial Assurance Company— James Nicoll.
Scottish Temperance Assurance Company, Limited— D. Campbell,
W. W. & J. M'Clure, Alex. Agnew & Son, Alex. Morrison, James
Paterson.
Scottish Union and National Insurance Company— James Little &
Co., Mackenzie & Walker, William N. A. Aitken, Glen & Ferguson,
Welsh, Walker & Macpherson, John Love, Alexander & Dixon, Jas.
Nicoll.
Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assurance— J. M. Hutcheson, John
Cameron, and W. J. Wright.
Securities Insurance Company, Ltd. — James A. Love, David Aitken.
Security Company, Ltd. —Wm. Ramage.
Sickness and Accident Assurance Association—David Aitken, John
G. Hyndman, Alex. Agnew & Son, and James Nicoll.
South British and National Insurance Company, Limited— Robert
Chalmers & Son and Alex. Andrew.
Standard Accident Insurance Co., Ltd. — John J. Colquhoun, James
Paterson.
Standard Life Assurance Company—W. O. Leitch, James Auld,
M'llwraiths & Walker, Colin Thomson, Glen & Ferguson.
Standard Marine Insurance Company (Limited)—William Lindsay &
Co.
Star Life Assurance Society—Alex. Agnew & Son—District Office,
Municipal Buildings, Wallace Place.
Sun Fire and Life Offices— Campbell
Bruce, Colin Thomson.
Finlay & Co., F. G.
Sun Life Assurance Company of India, Limited (Accident, Annuity
and Fidelity Guarantee)—Campbell Finlay & Co.).
Trustee Assets and Investment Insurance Company, Ltd. — James
A. Love, James Paterson, W. W. & J. M'Clure.
Travellers' Accident Assurance Company— J. C. Smith, Macdonald
& Crawford, J. W. Turner.
Union Assurance Company—Wm. Lamont, Alex. Cameron &
Murray, G. Williamson, and Alex. Agnew & Son.
Union Marine Insurance Company (Limited) of Liverpool—D.
Macdougall.
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34
APPENDIX.
United Kingdom Temperance and General Provident Institution
J. S. Deas, W. Ramage, Robert Davie, jun., James Paterson.
Victoria Mutual Assurance Society, Limited — John Broadfoot and
John J. Colquhoun.
West of England Fire and Life— Patten & Prentice and John Paul.
Westminster Fire Office—Duncan Cunningham, D. M'Gillivray,
James Connell, and C. Cunningham.
Westminster and General Insurance Company—Duncan M'Gillivray.
West of Scotland Fire Office, Ltd.— John Campbell (A. Campbell
& Son).
Yorkshire Fire and Life— James Connell.
GREENOCK SHIPPING LIST.
VESSELS MARKED.
bq— Barque s—Ship sr—Schooner
bqn—Barquentine sk—Smack lr—Lighter
|
bg— Brig sp—Sloop cr— Cutter
bn—Brigantine ss i —Steamer
VESSELS. TONS. MASTERS. OWNERS. TRADE.
Abercarne s 1087 Brown John M'Kiver Fgn
Aeolus s 1 610 Campbell A. & J. H. Carmichael& Co . do
Alcinous s 1576 Dun. Brown A.&J. H. Carmichael&Co . do
Aline bq 718 Glass James Grieve do
Almora bq 1768 Thomson W. & J. Crawford do
Amazon bq 4 m 1998 Christie R. Hill & others do
Amphitrite s 1683 Anderson C. S. Caird do
Anaurus s 1586 Stenhouse A. &J. H. Carmichael& Co . do
Ancona ss 3142 Mudie P. & O. S. N. Co. do
Annasona bq 1373 Planck T. D. Clink
The Grianaig Shipping
do
/
Ardgowan bq 1283 Wilson Co., Ltd., Adam,
' Hamilton & Co., managers
Arethusa Ship Co., Ltd.,
J. M. Macfarlane & Co.,
—
>do
Arethusa bq 1
1 98 Anderson
managers
)
>do
\
Argo s 1490 Smith A. &T. H. Carmichael&Co do-
Argonaut s
Argus s
1488 J. Hunter
1543 W. R. Laird
do
do
do
do'
The Armida Ship Co., Ld.
Armida s < 1624 W. Cormack Ferguson & Let ham,
managers
>do
Assam ss
Atalanta s
Australia ss
3060 Creery
1693 M 'Bride
6901 Reeves
P. & 0. S. N. Co.
Ninian Hill
P. & 0. S. N. Co.
do
do
do
Ballaarat ss
Bannockburn bq
Bargany s
Baroda bq
Bengal ss
Bombay ss
4748 Angus
1999 Nelson
1232 Milne
1353 Bannatyne
4499 Barrett
3216 Sleeman
do
R. Shankland & Co.
John Kerr & Co.
W. &J. Crawford
P. & 0. S. N. Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do

Brenda s
Brenhilda s
Britannia ss
Brunei s
Canton ss
Cape Clear s
CapeofGood Hope s
Cape Wrath s
Cape York s
Carleton bq
Carthage ss
Cathcart s
Cathcart Park ss
Celticburn bq 4 m
Chusan ss
Cloncaird bq
Cochin s
Corisande bgn
Coromandel ss
Craig Elvan bq
Craigerne bq
Deveron s
Duchalburn bq
Earlscourt bq
Eildenhope s
Elmhurst s
Euphrates bq 4 m
Euphrosyne s
Eurydice s
Fiery Cross s
Fleetwood bq
Gael bq
1995 J. Tulloch
1321 W. Craig
Galatea s
1694 Colville
Glaucus bq 4
Glenburn s
masts 1999
1476
Cook
Davidson
Glenbreck bq 1786 Burd
Glenpark ss
526 Arter
Gryfe s
1027 Roberts
Gulf of Akaba ss
Gulf of Ancud ss
1975 Gibson
2716 Currie
APPENDIX. 35
6257 Preston, R.N.
1544 Frampton, j
R.N.R. J
31 71 Field
2017 Grierson
1400 M'Leod
2000 Hart
2030 Mitchell
1300 Lowe
5013 M. De Home
1387 M'Chesney
375 Brock
2499 Linklater
4496 Thompson
1300 Young
1200
187 Hughes
4499 Wheler
1349 Saunders
1786 Saffern
1256 Patterson
1998 Robertson
1 1 13 D. Lewis
1498 Garrick
1 712 M'Kenzie
1642 Clark
1799 Thomson
1465 Hinricks
1399 Jones
630 "Williams
1 5 16 Jones
K
]
Brenda Ship Co., Ltd., )
Ferguson & Letham, >
managers )
The Brenhilda Ship Co.,
Ld. , Ferguson & Letham,
managers
.P. & O. S. N. Co.
Brunei Ship Co., Ld.,
Leitch & Muir, managers
P. & O. S. N. Co.
Lyle Shipping Co., Ltd.,
A. Lyle & Sons, managers
do
do
do
John Kerr & Co.
P. & O. S. N. Co.
The Grianaig Shipping
Co., Ltd., Adam,
Hamilton&Co. , managers
J. & J. Denholm
R. Shankland & Co.
P. & O. S. N. Co.
John Kerr & Co.
do
James Grieve
P. & O. S. N. Co.
J. U. Clink
R. R. Paterson
T. Russell and others
R. Shankland & Co.
Stevenson & Ferguson
The Grianaig Shipping
Co., Ltd., Adam,
Hamilton&Co. , managers
C. S. Caird
R. Hill and others
C. S. Caird
Baine & Johnston
J. D. Clink
Tames Richardson & Co.
The Ship Gael Co., Lt., J
D. M'Gillivray, manager ]
C. S. Caird
A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co,
R. Shankland & Co.
R. R. Paterson
J. & J. Denholm
J. Russell and others
TheGk. Steamship Co., Ld
do
Fgn
>do
do
• do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
• do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
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do
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APPENDIX.
VESSELS. TONS. MASTERS.
Gulf of Bothnia ss 3452 Ligertwood
Gulf of Corcovadoss 2361 Fox
Gulf of Florida ss 2864 Livingstone
Gulf of Genoa ss 3448 Swan
Gulf of Guinea ss 2438 Kennedy
Gulf of Lions 2662 Warden
Gulf of Martaban ss 2447 Hey
Gulf of Mexico ss
Gulf of Papua ss
Gulf of Suez ss
Gulf of Trinidad ss
Gulf of Venice ss
Gulf of Siam ss
Gulf of Taranto ss
Hartfield bq
Helen Isabel bq
Hiddekel bq 4 m
Himalaya ss
Hope ss
Howden bq
Hyderabad s
Inverkip bq
James Watt ss
Janet Cowan bq
Japan ss
Java ss
John Carswell bq
Kaisar-i-Hind ss
Kelburn bq
Kenmore bq
Kensington s
Khedive ss
3080 Warden
197 1 Parslow
1534 Golborne
2361 Cook
2923 Linklater
3432 Sanderson
3432 Hudson
815 Lang
250 I. Vine
2499 Ocidney
6898 Murray,
307 Brett
1 163 Evans
210 Scott
1354 R. W. Jones
1603
2499
4319 Thomson
4093 Hall
Tillerd
1347 Farmer
4029 Seymour
2499 Jones
931 Johnson
1645 Milne
3890 Brown, R.
Lady Armstrong ss 2042 Abbott
Lady Ruthven s 1591 Kerr
Lamorna s
Lavinia bq
Lota bq
2168 Crichton
251 E. Stephens
[529 Johnston
OWNERS. TRADE.
do Fgn
do do
do do
do do
Gulf Line Association, Ld. do
do do
The Gk. Steamship Co. , Ld. do
do
do
do
do
do
Gulf Line Association, Ld
do
James Richardson & Co.
Baine & Johnston
Robert Hill and others
R.N.R.P. & O. S. N. Co.
Baine & Johnston
N.R.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Sealing
Howden Iron Sailing
Ship Co., Ld., Peter
Scott, manager
W. & J. Crawford
Ship Inverkip Co., Ltd
William Walker & Co..
managers )
James Watt Steamship j
Co., Ld., Leitch & Muir, } do
managers
R. Shankland & Co.
P. & O. S. N. Co.
do
D. Clink
J.
P. & O. S. N. Co.
R. Shankland & Co.
Campbell Finlay & Co.
do
P. & O. S. N. Co.
Lady Armstrong Steamship
Co., Ltd., Adam,
Hamilton&Co. , managers
The Grianaig Shipping )
Fgn
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Fgn
do
do
(do
Co., Ltd., Adam, > do
Hamilton&Co. , managers )
Lamorna Ship Co., Ltd., )
C. Gordon Cowan & Co., > do
managers )
James Grieve do
The Lota Ship Co., Ltd., )
Macdonald, Adams & > do
Co., managers \

APPENDIX. *37
VESSELS. TONS. MASTERS. OWNERS. TRADE.
Lucknow bq
Malwa ss
Manila ss
Mary Low bqn
Massilia ss
Medea bq
Mermerus s
Miltonburn bq
Mirzapore ss
Morven bq
1350 Kerr W. & J. Crawford do
2970 Weighell P. & 0. S. N. Co. do
4210 Lendon,R.N .r.P. &O. S. N. Co. do
813 Robertson P. MacCullum & Sons do
4918 Witman, R. N .r.P. & O. S. N. Co. do
1066 Green A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co . do
1671 Coles do do
2499 Benson R. Shankland & Co. do
3913 Harvey P. & 0. S. N. Co. do
1996 Page Robt. R. Paterson do
Denholm do
Mountpark ss 345 Jones J. & J.
Narcissus s 1270 Curd C. S. Caird do
i Newcomen S.S. Co.,Ld.
Newcomen ss 2125 Hansen
! do
/ Leitch & Muir, managers
Niobe s 1468 Ralston Baine & Johnston
do
I Noma Ship Co., Ltd.,
Noma bq 1050 Lochead < Ferguson & Letham, [do
( managers
Oimara s
Oriental ss
Orissa s
Orpheus s
Otterburn bq
1354 Brown
5045 Moule
1200
1462 Young
2499 Hunter
J. D. Clink
P. & 0. S. N. Co.
John Kerr & Co.
Baine & Johnston
R. Shankland & Co.
do
do
do
do
do
Panther ss
Parramatta ss
246 Bartlett
4771 Harris
Robert Grieve
P. & 0. S. N. Co.
Sealing
Fgn
Pekin ss
Peleus s
Peninsular ss
Peshawur ss
I 3906 Langborne,
"
\
R.N.R.
1943 Shapland
5045 Loggin
3927 Jephson
P. & 0. S. N. Co. do
j
A. &J. H. Carmichael & Co . do
P. & 0. S. N. Co. do
do
do
I The Grianaig Shipping
Peterborough s 1680 Murchie < Co., Ltd., Adam, [do
Hamilton&Co., managers
(
Phasis s 1490 Chrystal A.&J. H. Carmichael & Co . do
Pinmore s 2358 Maxwell J. D. Clink do
Poseidon s 1708 Klaenforth C. S. Caird do
Ravenscourt bq 1473 D. M'Lean Stevenson & Ferguson do
Robert Duncan s 2005 Falconer
\ R.DuncanShipCo.,Ld. )
\ Leitch&Muir,managers \
Rohilla ss
Rome ss
Rossdhu s
351 1 Nantes
5546 Daniell
1 32 1 Fleming
P. & 0. S. N. Co.
do
C. S. Caird
do
do
do
Routenburn bq 1997 Baker R. Shankland & Co.
Rowena s 1924 J.
1 Rowena Ship Co., Ltd., )
Johnston < Ferguson & Letham,
Samoena s 1869 Boyce J. D. Clink
/
managers
I The Ship Saxon Co.,
Saxon bq 1526 Haslewood ] Ltd., D. M'Gillivray,
(
manager.
do
do
[do
)
do
[do

38
Seaforth bq
Serena bq
Shanghai ss
Siam ss
Siren s
APPENDIX.
TONS. MASTERS.
[89 Service
1525 Allan
3216
3050
1482
Skelmorlie s 1528
Springburnbq4mast 2499 Sinclair
Stoneleigh bq 4 m 2101
Strathgryfe bq
Talus s
Thessalus s
Thistle s
Travancore s
Ulrica s
Valetta ss
Valkyrie s
Vanduara bq
Verona ss
Victoria ss
Well Park ss
Yarana s
Zinita bq
Strut
J.
Le Huray
Thomson
2189 M' Ritchie
1954
1782
2192
1878
Bennett
Henderson
England
Horsfall
[923 I. Littlejohn John <
4919
217
2012
3I30
6268
526
1871
IS24
Briscoe, R.N. R
Maitland
Rhodes
Tocque r.n.r.
Adamson
Putt
Robertson
Fraser
OWNERS. TRADE.
Seaforth Shipping Co., 1
Ltd., Peter Scott, > Fgn
manager \
The Serena Ship Co., 1
Ltd., Macdonald, Adams > do
& Co., managers. 1
P. & O. S. N. Co. do
do do
A.&J.H. Carmichael&Co. do
The Skelmorlie Ship 1
Co., Ld.,T. O. Hunter \ do
& Co., managers
R. Shankland & Co.
Stoneleigh Ship Co., )
Ltd., C. Gordon Cowan /
& Co., managers. )
Strathgryfe Ship Co., Ld., I
D. M'Gillivray, manager (
A.&J.H. Carmichael&Co. do
do do
D. Clink do
J.
»
do
do
do
W. & J. Crawford do
Ulrica Ship Co., Ltd., )
Ferguson & Letham, > do
managers )
P. & O. S. N. Co. do
J.
D. Clink do
do do
P. & O. S. N. Co. do
do do
J. & J. Denholm do
J. D. Clink do
J. D. Clink do
ANDREW BOAG,
practical Engraver,
3 BANK STREET, GREENO CK.
SILYER PLATE ENGRAVING.
Crests, Coats of Arms, Monograms, Inscriptions, &c, &c.
COPPERPLATE ENGRAYING.
Visiting Cards, Business Cards, Invoice Headings, Letter Tops, &c.
BRASS ENGRAYING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Lithography in all its Branches.
INDIA RUBBER STAMPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Designs shown and Estimates furnished when required.

GOUROCK* DIRECTORY. 139
GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
ADAM James, yacht and launch builder, Cove rd. Ho.
18 do.
Adam Mrs, 3 Bath st
Adam Mrs. Cove Point house, Cove rd
ADAMS William, Broomberry drive
Adams Jessie W., 72 Albert road
Adams Miss M., 13 Bath st
AIRD Mrs, Craigburn house, Ashton
AITCHIESON John, Gourock Castle, 11 Bath st
AITKINSON Miss, 20 Cove rd
ALEXANDER James, Greenbank, 13 Ashton rd
Alexander Joseph, School Board officer, West Lodge, King st
ALLAN William O., feuar, 40 Ashton rd
Allan Miss, 7 Cardwell rd
Allan Miss, Cove Point house, Cove rd
Allan Mrs John, 10 Cardwell rd
Allan Mrs, 3 Hillside pi
ALLISON Mrs William, Moorfield, Ashton
ALSTON James, 1 Bath st
ANDERSON J. B., 10 Ashton rd
Anderson Peter, 3 Bath st
Anderson T. M., artist, Berry bank, Ashton
Anderson William, joiner, 37 Cove rd
Anderson Miss, 2 Anderson pi, Cove rd
Anderson Mrs Andrew, fishmonger, 87 Shore st. Ho. do.
Anderson Mrs Ellen, 15 Albert rd
ANDREW James, 6 Manor crescent
Andrew John, 26 Ashton rd
APOTHECARIES' Hall, Kempock pi

140
GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
ARBUCKLE James, confectioner, 38 Shore st
ARKLEY Arthur (late H.M. Customs), 67 Kempock st
ARMSTRONG Mrs J. B., 10 Shore st
ARNOT Mrs, 38 Royal st
ARTHUR John P. (of Arthur & Allan, Greenock), Viewfield,
Ashton
ASHTON Mrs, 32 Cove rd
AUSTIN Miss, 42 Cardwell rd
AVERY Miss R., 12 Kempock st
B
BALFOUR John, Thrush hill, Victoria rd
BALLANTINE J. & J., The Glasgow drapery warehouse,
21 Kempock st. Ho. 58 Royal st
Ballantine Mrs., 44 Royal st
BALLARDIE Miss Agnes, 1 White bank, Ashton rd
BANNER Robert S., yacht and boat builder, Cove rd.
Ho. 49 Shore st
BARHAM Captain W. H. (Local Marine Board, Glasgow),
Clyde Torr, Victoria rd
BARKER Miss E. C, Victoria pi, 27 Ashton rd
BARR James, 44 Shore st
Barr John, 2 1 Ashton rd
Barr Robert, chemist, 49 Kempock st. Ho. 58 Royal st
Barr Mrs Robert, Craigneuk, 13 Albert rd
BARRETT Dennis, carpenter, coastguard, 91 Shore st
BARTON William, accountant, Willow bank, 14 Albert rd
BAXTER George, commercial traveller, 2 Prospecthill
BEATON Dugald, quarryman, 1 1 Shore st
BEATTIE James, 27 Hopeton st
BELL Andrew, railway guard, 33 Cove rd
Bell John, 33 Royal st
Bell Mrs, 13 Kempock st
BENNET Robert, 29 Royal st
BENNETT Joseph, painter, 27 Hopeton st
BENSON Robert, 31 Royal st
BIGGS E. J., Beaconsfield, Victoria rd
BINNIE Robert, merchant, Greenock. Ho. Ashford, 54
Albert rd
BIRD Mrs John, 53 Shore st

GOUROCK DIRECTORY. 141
BIRRELL William, 55 Albert rd
BLACK Alexander, joiner and glazier, 42 Kempock st
Black James J., Tower drive, Victoria rd
Black James, engineer, 60 Shore st
Black Robert, fireman, 45 Royal st
BLACKBURN John, dairyman and contractor, 3 Kempock
pi. Ho. do.
BLACKWOOD Miss Isabella, 45 Albert rd
BLUE Miss, 12 Hopeton st
BOARD of Trade Office, 40 Shore st
BOLTON Allan, Moorfield, Victoria rd
BOND Walter (of Board of Trade), 20 Hopeton st
BONE Quintin (of Bone & Buchanan, Greenock), Burgh
Treasurer and Collector, Burgh Chambers, Shore st.
Ho. Parkfield, Broomberry drive
BOONE Charles, insurance agent, 37 Royal st
Boone Mrs, 20 Hopeton st
BOWIE James, 5 Cove rd
BOWMAN James, Rockside, 7 Albert rd
BOYD Adam, 3 Hillside pi
Boyd George, ironmonger, Glasgow, Broomberry house
Boyd William, carter, 31 Kempock st
Boyd Misses, drapers, milliners, and children's outfitters, 78
and 79 Shore st. Ho. 3 Hillside pi
BOYLE Mrs James, spirit merchant, Kempock corner.
Ho. 38 Royal st
BRADY Daniel, 9 Shore st
BRAND David, 3 Ashton rd
BREMNER Charles, inspector of county constabulary, 9
Bath st
BROADFOOT Mrs, 43 Royal st
CROCKET William, Dunclutha, Victoria rd
BRODIE Mrs Jane, Ferndean, Victoria rd
BROWN Alexander, boatbuilder, 42 Cardwell rd
Brown David B., grocer, 43 Shore st. Ho. 26 do.
Brown David, late photographer, 26 Shore st
Brown Donald, head-master, Central School. Ho. 40
Ashton rd
Brown James, 18 Kempock st
Brown James M., 12 Kempock st
Brown John, baker, 44 Kempock st
Brown John, smith, Hopeton st. Ho. 45 Royal st

142
GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
Brown Robert, tailor, 21 Royal st
Brown William, carpenter and boatbuilder, John st. Ho.
23 Royal st
Brown William M., spirit merchant, 9 Kempock pi. Ho.
Criterion buildings
Brown William, railway porter, 37 Cove rd
Brown Miss, Sea View, 28 Ashton rd
Brown Misses, furnishings. 23 Shore st. Ho. do.
Brown Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 53 Shore st. Ho. do.
Brown Mrs John. 2 Alfred pi, John st
Brown Mrs, 33 Shore st
Brown Mrs James, 6 Ashton
BROWNLIE Mrs, Ashton Grove, Victoria rd
BRUCE William, banker, Moorfield villa, Ashton
BRYSON James, ship steward, 5 1 Royal st
BUCHANAN Neil, postman, 6 Kempock st
Buchanan William, C.E., 54 Albert rd
BURGH Commissioners' Chambers, 90 Shore st
BURNET Mrs James, 34 Ashton rd
BURNS James,*clothier, 31 Albert rd
Burns John, slater, 13 Hopeton st
Burns Michael, mason, 1 Cove rd
Burns Patrick, slater, 2 Shore st
Burns William, 31 Kempock st
Burns Mrs Agnew, 50 Shore st
CALDER William, tinsmith, 5 Royal st
Calder Mrs Elizabeth, 1 1 Royal st
CALDWELL Mrs Janet, Alma pi, 27 Albert rd
CALLENDER John A., slater, 8 Adelaide st
CAMERON Alexander, jun., yachtsman, 70 Shore st
Cameron Angus, quarryman, 27 Royal st
Cameron J., printer, 4 Ashton ter
Cameron John, flesher, 72 Shore st. Ho. 28 Robertson st,
Greenock
Cameron John, painter, 8 Adelaide st
Cameron William, captain, Robertson pi, Church st
Cameron Mrs Alexander, Towerlands, Barrhill rd
Cameron Mrs, 37 Albert rd

GOUROCK DIRECTORY. 1 43
Cameron Mrs, greengrocer, 57 Shore st
CAMPBELL Alexander, gardener, 40 Cardwell rd
Campbell Alexander, jun., family grocer, wine and spirit
merchant, 37 Albert rd. Ho. 39 do.
Campbell Alexander, roadman, 13 Kempock rd
Campbell Alexander E., seedsman and florist, Cove gardens
and 1 1 Kempock st. Ho. Cove gardens
Campbell Andrew, Greenbank, Ashton
Campbell Archibald, 49 Albert rd
Campbell Dugald, steward, 18 Cove rd
Campbell E. J., Firthview, Victoria rd
Campbell James, seaman, 32 Cove rd
Campbell John, boathirer, 32 Royal st
Campbell John, signalman, 91 Shore st
Campbell John H., 3 Hillside
Campbell John, mercantile clerk, 10 Ashton rd
Campbell Lachlan, 10 Kempock pi
Campbell Neil, sailmaker, 20 Shore st
Campbell Peter, commission agent, 15 Ashton rd
Campbell Peter, curator, Gamble Institute, Shore st
Campbell William, baker, 21 Shore st
Campbell William, shipmaster, 1 7 Albert rd
Campbell William H., india-rubber merchant, 12 Kempock st
Campbell Miss Janet, 37 Albert rd
Campbell Miss Mary, 10 Shore st
Campbell Mrs M., 31 Albert rd
Campbell Mrs C, 20 Kempock st
Campbell Mrs D., 31 Royal st
Campbell Mrs Helen, 12 Ashton rd
Campbell Mrs John, 25 Royal st
Campbell Mrs Diana, 55 Albert rd
Campbell Mrs, 22 Hopeton st
CARRICK Miss, 19 Royal st
CENTRAL Public School, John st
CHALMERS Archibald, grocer, 20 Cardwell rd. Ho. 72
Wellington st, Greenock
Chalmers John, of Greenock Gas Works, 66 Albert rd
Chalmers Robert, 17 Adelaide st
Chalmers Wm., house factor and property agent, Greenock.
Ho. Roslin pi
Chalmers Mrs, 4 Bath st
CHEVALIER Mrs, 12 Kempock st

144
GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
CHRISTIE A., commercial traveller, Rockside, Albert rd
Christie William, yachtsman, 27 Hopeton st
CLARK Mrs Angus, nurse, 67 Kempock st
Clark Miss, 15 Albert rd
CLARKE Frank, 15 Shore st
CLEAT John, wine merchant, 2 Kempock st. Ho. 4 do.
CLELAND John, baker, 25 Kempock st. Ho. do.
COCHRANE Mrs, 6 Bath st
COLE G. A., 2 Shore st
COMMERCIAL Hotel, 84 Shore st
CONNEL James, engineer, 37 Royal st
COOK Miss Elizabeth, 7 Ashton
Cook Mrs John, 15 Adelaide st
Cook F. G., R.E., 44 Cardwell rd
COOPER Major John, late Royal Artillery, Clifton villa,
Larkfield rd
COOTE David, hairdresser, 5 Bath st
Coote Mrs Alexander, 62 Shore st
COUSINS J. B., engineer, 45 Albert rd
COULTHARD John, Rutherhill, Victoria rd
COWAN Miss Grace, china dealer. 51 Kempock st
CRAIG George, 9 Royal st
Craig John Richardson, J. P. (of Craig Brothers, Glasgow),
Craigard, Barrhill rd
Craig Thomas, Barrhill house, Ashton
Craig William, 36 Shore st
Craig Mrs. Barrhill house, Barrhill rd
CRAWFORD Mrs A., 17 Ashton rd
Crawford Mrs C, 47 Kempock st
CRERAND James, coal merchant, 3 Adelaide st
Crerand John, coal merchant, 90 Shore st. Ho. 3 Adelaide st
CRILLY Patrick, fireman, n Shore st
CROOKSHANKS Joseph, carriage hirer and funeral undertaker,
5 Kempock pi
CRUDEN Alexander, plumber, 84 Shore st. Ho. 20
Kempock st
CUBITT F. T. Board of Trade officer, 23 Royal st
CULLEN D., umbrella maker, 27 Kempock st. Ho. 65 do.
CUMMISKY B., plasterer, 7 Shore st
CUMNOCK Robert, 5 Cardwell rd
CUNNINGHAM James & Son, tailors and clothiers, 27
Shore st. Ho. do.

CURRANS Joseph, 6 Shore st
CURRIE J., 37 Royal st
Currie John, 7 Bath st
Currie William, 2 1 Royal st
Currie Mrs David, 58 Royal st
Currie Mrs Malcolm, 46 Albert rd
GOUROCK DIRECTORY. 145
DALGLEISH John, 4 Bath st
DALZIEL Mrs John, 22 Cove rd
DARROCH D., carpenter, 5 Royal st
Darroch Mrs, 4 Kempock pi
DAVIDSON Alexander, carter, 2 Shore st
Davidson R., 14 Ashton rd
Davidson H. W., commission agent, 40 Ashton rd
Davidson James, carpenter, 20 Shore st
Davidson Miss M., 65 Albert rd
Davidson Mrs, 12 Kempock pi
DE-LARRY Hugh, tailor, 5 Royal st
DEMPSEY James, shoemaker, 1 Kempock st
DENNIS William, organist, 21 Royal st
DENNISTON Mrs Robert, 12 Shore st
DICK Mrs, Bank house, 12 Kempock pi
DICKSON Benjamin, 53 Albert rd
Dickson John, yachtsman, 13 Royal st
Dickson Thomas, signalman, 35 Cove rd
DIXON John (C.R. Coy.), 53 Royal st
Dixon Misses, dressmakers, 42 Shore st. Ho. do.
DOAK J. & J., fruiterers and poulterers, 29 Kempock st.
Ho. do.
DOBIE William, Glenacre, Victoria rd
DOCHERTY Philip, quarryman, 12 Hopeton st
Docherty Thomas, 9 Shore st
Docherty Mrs, 21 Hopeton st
DONALD James, Supt. of Police, Glasgow, 9 Albert rd
Donald Miss Martha, 27 Albert rd
DONALDSON James, 13 Royal st
Donaldson John, clerk, 60 Shore st
Donaldson Robert, restaurant, 90 Shore st. Ho. do.
Donaldson Mrs E., 49 Albert rd
10a

146
GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
Donaldson Mrs, 16 Hopeton st
DONNELLY Hugh, 74 Shore st
DOUGLAS Robert, bootmaker, 56 Shore st
Douglas Walter, carriage hirer and funeral undertaker, 48
Albert rd. Ho. do.
Douglas Mrs, 4 Shore st
DOUGALL Mrs, 3 Albert rd
DOWIE John, 40 Cardwell rd
DOWNIE Thomas, blacksmith, 29 Cove rd
DRUMMOND Alexander, steward, 66 Shore st
Drummond John, cooper, 42 Shore st
DRYSDALE James, 49 Albert rd
Drysdale John Forrester, Borewell cottage
Drysdale Mrs Jane, 60 Albert rd
Drysdale Mrs, 47 Shore st
DUFFUS Mrs Thomas, Hillcrest, Victoria rd
DULEY Samuel, shoemaker, 63 Kempock st. Ho. do.
DUNBAR Robert, 22 Cove rd
DUNCAN Joseph, bookkeeper, 3 Ashton rd
Duncan Robert, yachtsman, 17 Cove rd
DUNLOP Mrs, 63 Shore st
EARLE A., grocer, 55 Kempock st
EASTERN Public School, Chapel st
EDMISTON William, 25 Royal st
EDMUNDS Walter, Board of Trade officer, 20 Hopeton st
EGLINTON & Simpson, drapers, booksellers and stationers,
61 Kempock st
ELDER John, grocer, 26 Albert rd
EMMERSON H. A., 40 Shore st
EPISCOPAL Church (St Bartholomew's), Barrhill rd
ERSKINE James, Printer and Stationer, 40
Shore st. Ho. Nithsdale buildings
Erskine Thomas, coal merchant, 91 Shore st
ESPIE Robert, tailor (Glasgow), 6t, Kempock st
ESTABLISHED Church, Royal st
EVANS Robert, yachtmaster, 29 Cove rd
EYSENCK F., hotel-keeper, Ashton Hotel, 40 Albert rd

GOUROCK DIRECTORY. 147
FAIRGRIEVE John B., registered plumber and gasfitter,
57 Kempock st Ho. 7 Robertson st, Greenock
FALCONER Miss Catherine, 6 Ashton rd
FARQUHAR & Co., shoemakers, 32 Shore st. Ho. 23
Albert rd
Farquhar Mrs, 44 Cardwell Bay
FARQUHARSON A. D., 50 Royal st
FAULDS Mrs, 12 Shore st
FENTON David, pilot master. Mary villa, Victoria rd
FERGUSON James, 1 Towerhill drive
Ferguson John, portioner, Braemar cottage, Victoria rd
Ferguson Mrs, 19 Royal st
FERNIE William, provision merchant, 60 Shore st. Ho.
40 do.
FINDLAY Mrs James, 12 Albert rd
FINLAYSON A., 47 Royal st
Finlayson John, china merchant, 50 Shore st. Ho. 43
Albert rd
FINNIE Miss Janet, 22 Shore st
FIRTH of Clyde Co-Operative Society, Ltd., grocers and
provision merchants, 80 Shore st
FISKEN J. J., 26 Ashton rd
FITZGERALD Mrs, Anderson pi, Cove rd
FLEEMING Miss, George pi, 65 Albert rd
FLEMING Alexis, 43 Kempock st
Fleming James, 13 Bath st
Fleming James, grocer, Thrushhill, Ashton
Fleming Miss, dressmaker, 7 Ashton rd
Fleming Mrs James, grocer, 83 Shore st
Fleming Mrs, Fyfe pi, 54 Kempock st
FLINN Horace, Firth view, Victoria rd
FLYNN John, coal trimmer, 1 Hopeton st
FOGWILL Richard, R.E., 42 Cardwell rd
FORBES Duncan, Viewfield, Ashton
Forbes William, engineer, 41 Royal st
FORREST James, Lochview, Victoria rd
Forrest Mrs G. K., Moorfield, Victoria rd
FRAME Alexander, brakesman, 35 Cove rd
FRANK Mrs, 15 Shore st

148 GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
FRASER James S., 27 Albert rd
Fraser Miss Ellen, 8 Albert rd
FREEMAN Mrs Jane, 26 Albert rd
FULTON Robt, teacher, Eastern School, Bay villa, Cove rd
Fulton Mrs, 47 Albert rd
GAGE William, Mount Park, Victoria rd
GALLACHER Mrs, 9 Shore st
GALLAGHER Rev. Hugh, R.C. clergyman, 58 Shore st
GALLAUCHER John M., engineer, 24 Royal st
GAMBLE Institute, Shore st—Peter Campbell, curator.
(See Advt.)
GARDINER John, 42 Cardwell rd
Gardiner John H., mercantile clerk, 4 Ashton rd
GARDNER Joseph, portioner, 1 1 Cardwell rd
Gardner Miss, 25 Albert rd
GARTLY Miss, 10 Shore st
GARVIE John, architect, 33 Royal st
GEBBIE Miss Isabella, 17 Albert rd
GEMM.ELL Adam, 4 Kempock pi
Gemmell Miss, 1 White Bank, Ashton
GEMMILL Andrew, 13 Bath st
GIBB Alexander, photographer, n Cardwell rd
GIBSON Alexander, Dunmuir, Ashton
Gibson David, Ben Clyd, Barrhill rd
GLEN Alexander B., Glenacre, Victoria rd
Glen R. E., Thornbank, 18 Ashton rd
GLENCROSS Joseph, 15 Adelaide st
GOALIN Mrs W. M., Gleniffer villa, Moorfield
GOLDIE Wm. T., bank accountant, Craigend
GORDON Peter, Anderson pi, Cove rd
Gordon James, joiner, 23 Royal st
Gordon Walter, station inspector, C.R. Co., 32 Cove rd
Gordon William, 26 Cove rd
GORMLEY James, 6 Shore st
GOSSMAN Edwin, property valuator, Craigenclutha,
Victoria rd
GOTT William, Cove Point house, Cove rd
GOVIER Albert, coastguard, 55 Shore st

GOUROCK DIRECTORY. 149
GOUROCK Gas Works. Office and Works, Adelaide st
GRAHAM Archibald, assistant-superintendent Prudential
Assurance Co., 31 Royal st
Graham Duncan, yachtsman, 39 Royal st
Graham Misses, 1 White bank, Ashton
GRANDISON Mrs Jane V., 63 Albert rd
GRANT Mrs Gregor, 64 Albert id
Grant Miss, 47 Royal st
Grant Mrs, 9 Bath st
GREENLEES James, 41 Ashton rd
GRICE Mrs, 2 White bank, Ashton
GRIFFIN William, yachtsman, 29 Cove rd
GROVE Miss, 1 Hillside pi, Albert rd
GUTHRIE Arthur, Cranford, Victoria rd
H
HADDOW John, Magdala, Ashton
Haddow Miss, Magdala, Ashton
HAIG Mrs, 39 Royal st
HALL Robert, cabinetmaker, 13 Royal st
Hall Robert, joiner, 41 Kempock st. Ho. 51 do.
Hall Mrs, 7 Bath st
HALLIDAY Thomas, stationmaster, C.R., 87 Shore st
HALSTEAD Henry, 22 Ashton rd
HAMILTON D., 29 Royal st
Hamilton William, 2 Alfred pi, John st
HANNAH James, 23 Albert rd
Hannah Henry, Tynron, Broomberry drive
HARDIE Alexander, flesher, 42 Shore st. Ho. 40 do.
HARGAN James, bootmaker, 26 Shore st. Ho. do.
HARKNESS Mrs W., Rutherhill, Victoria rd
Harkness Mrs, 30 Cove rd
HARLEY Martin (of Laurie & Harley, Greenock), Janefield
pi
Harley Robert, builder, 46 Albert rd
HARVEY Robert G., Broomberry, Ashton
Harvey Miss, 33 Shore st
HAY James, gardener, 58 Royal st
HAYMAN William, 44 Royal st
HAYNE William, burgh surveyor and sanitary inspector,
Burgh Chambers, 63 Shore st. Ho. do.

150 GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
HENDERSON Andrew, 37 Kempock st
Henderson Archibald, 38 Royal st
HEPBURN Walter S., ticket collector, C.R., 17 Adelaide st
HEREFORD Captain E. W., R.N., Superintendent, Board
of Trade ; Office, 40 Shore st. Ho. 4 Towerhill drive
HERON Mrs James, 9 Shore st
HETHERINGTON David, n Adelaide st
HILL James, blacksmith, 40 Cardwell rd
Hill William, sen., 21 Cove rd
Hill William, 49 Royal st
Hill Miss, 35 Royal st
HOAD George, sailmaker, 44 Cardwell rd
HOBBS David, Ashtower, Victoria rd
HODGE Mitchell, 55 Albert rd
Hodge William (of M. Hodge & Son, Greenock), 17
Ashton rd
HOGG William B., draughtsman, Caprera lodge, Cove rd
HOLBORN James, dairyman, 8 Hopeton st. Ho. 20 do.
HOLDING Charles, instructor R.N.R., 40 Shore st
HOLMES Donald R., 3 George pi
Holmes William, yachtsman, 66 Shore st
HONEYMAN Thomas, seaman, 38 Royal st
Honeyman Mrs, Ann pi, Kempock st
HOUSTON Hugh R., solicitor, 13 Bath st
HOPE Mrs, 27 Cove rd
HOWATT Matthew, provision merchant, 13 Albert rd
HUME William, Dunarthur, Victoria rd
HUNTER William R., 33 Ashton rd
HUTCHESON William, Hillcrest, Barrhill rd
Hutcheson William, piermaster, 58 Shore st
Hutcheson Mrs Agnes M., Springbank, 19 Albert rd
HUTTON Mrs Helen, 22 Albert rd
HYNDMAN Alexander, yachtsman, 20 Hopeton st
HYSLOP Miss Susan, Ashton Grove, Victoria rd
Hyslop Mrs, 3 Bath st
IMRIE William, 34 Albert rd
Imrie Miss Helen, 60 Albert rd
INGLIS James, 4 Cardwell rd
I

GOUROCK DIRECTORY. 151
IRVINE Mrs, 8 Ashton rd
ISBISTER Thomas, yachtmaster, 34 Cove rd
Isbister William, mason, 20 Shore st
J
JACK John, 23 Royal st
Jack Miss, 1 Hillside pi, Albert rd
Jack Miss Mary, Ashtower, Victoria rd
JAMES David, 55 Albert rd
JAMIESON James, quarryman, 32 Royal st
Jamieson Wm. S., teacher, 37 Royal st
JEFFREY Mrs A., Benclyd, Ashton
JOHNSTON Archibald, 3 Albert rd
Johnston David, ship steward, 15 Shore st
Johnston George, railway guard, 35 Shore st
Johnston John, grocer, 70 Albert rd
Johnston Joseph, wine and spirit dealer, 7 Kempock pi.
Ho. do.
JOHNSTONE Andrew, railway guard, 32 Cove rd
Johnstone Edward, 45 Royal st
Johnstone John, 21 Kempock st
Johnstone William, 22 Cove rd
Johnstone Mrs, restaurant, 77 Shore st. Ho. 85 do.
JONES Mrs, 44 Card well rd
KASCH William, seaman, 8 Adelaide st
KAY John, fireman, 36 Cove rd
KEITH Archibald, mate, 41 Royal st
KELSO Mrs Annabella, tea dealer, 2 Albert rd. Ho. do.
Kelso Mrs Robert, 28 Ashton rd
KENNEDY James, sailmaker, 44 Cardwell rd
Kennedy Walter, 1 5 Adelaide st
Kennedy Mrs Jeanie, Mount Pleasant, Barrhill rd
Kennedy William, 9 Cardwell rd
KERR Alexander, baker, Alma pi, Albert rd
Kerr John, shipmaster, 1 Cardwell rd
Kerr Malcolm, yachtmaster, 44 Shore st
K

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Kerr Malcolm, fisherman, 14 Kempock st
Kerr William, 55 Kempock st
Kerr Mrs Marion, tea agent, 49 Royal st
Kerr Mrs, 19 Cove rd
KESSON Mrs, 31 Royal si
KIDD Peter, auctioneer and valuator (21 Drury st, Glasgow),
55 Albert rd
KINCAID Mrs, 44 Cardwell rd
KING Mrs, 44 Royal st
KINLOCH Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 5 1 Shore
st. Ho. 55 do.
KINROSS Miss Ann, Hillside cottage, Ashton
KIPPEN Mrs Richard, 72 Albert rd
KNAGGS George, sailmaker, 20 Shore st
KNOX George, draper, Alma villa, Cardwell rd
Knox Miss, 66 Shore st
LAING Mrs R. W., Mileburn, Ashton
LAMBIE George, shipmaster, 2 Alfred pi, John st
LANG Alexander, 55 Albert rd
Lang Hugh, cutler, 53 Shore st
Lang John, shipmaster, 68 Albert rd
Lang John, 47 Kempock st
Lang William, carriage driver, 45 Albert rd
Lang William, plumber and gasfitter, 45 Kempock st.
Ho. do.
Lang William, quarrymaster, Craigmushat whinstone quarry.
Ho. Elm bank, Victoria rd
Lang Miss M., tobacconist, 56 Albert rd
Lang Mrs John, 38 Ashton rd
Lang Mrs William, Janefield pi, Albert rd
LAPTHORN & Ratseys, sailmakers, Cove rd
Lapthorn James (of Lapthorn & Ratseys), 12 Albert rd
LATHAM David M. (agent Royal Bank of Scotland,
Greenock), Gourock house
Latham James, confectioner, 59 Shore st. Ho. 58 do.
LAWRIE William, shipmaster, Ann pi, 46 Kempock st
Lawrie Miss Jessie, 31 Albert rd
Lawrie Miss M., dressmaker, 20 Kempock st
Lawrie Mrs John, 20 Kempock st

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LAWSON Misses, Octavia ter., 45 Royal st
Lawson Mrs, 31 Cove rd
LECKIE Alexander, 4 Kempock pi
LEE Alexander, smith, 1 Anderson pi
Lee D. H., 45 Royal st
Lee Robert, 58 Royal st
Lee Robert, engineer, 20 Shore st
Lee William, gardener, 18 Cove rd
LEISHMAN Robert, 8 Adelaide st
LEITCH Alexander, medical practioner, 1 1 Albert rd
Leitch John, gardener, 26 Royal st
Leitch Miss, 31 Cove rd
LENNIE Mrs A., 13 Kempock st
LENNOX Mrs, 66 Shore st
LESLIE William, railway guard, 60 Shore st
LINDSAY, King & Co., grocers and provision merchants,
9 Kempock st
Lindsay Robert Wright, Thrushhill, Victoria rd
Lindsay Thomas, surveyor of gas meters, 7 Bath st
Lindsay Miss, 1 1 Royal st
Lindsay Mrs T., 16 Kempock st
LINTON Mrs, Hunter villa, Cardwell rd
LITTLE James, Johnville, Larkfield rd
Little John, engineer, 32 Royal st
LOCHHEAD Allan, wine merchant, 29 Shore st. Ho. 28 do.
LOGAN William, 17 Adelaide st
LONGMUIR Mrs, 18 Kempock st
LOVE Mrs, Creagmount, Victoria rd
LOWE Andrew, Thrushhill, Ashton
LOW John, engineer, 36 Cove rd
LUCAS William, cabdriver, 12 Shore st
LUKE D., yachtmaster, 23 Cove rd
LYE William J., (warehouseman, Glasgow), Ashton house
LYNCH Hugh, coal porter, 8 Adelaide st
M'
MACADAM Mrs Ann, 64 Albert rd
M'ADAM Samuel, butcher, 17 Kempock st. Ho. 7 Albert rd
M'ALEESE James, gardener, 2 Shore st
MCALLISTER Archibald, 21 Albert rd

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M'Allister James, gardener, 18 Hopeton st
MACARTHUR Peter, engineer, Ardclutha, Victoria rd
M'ARTHUR John, Dunarthur, Victoria rd
M'Arthur John, yachtsman, 39 Royal st
M'ARTNEY Robert, coachman, 44 Royal st
M'AUSLANE William, compositor, 12 Shore st
MACBETH Angus, 51 Royal st
M'CALL James, painter and decorator, 23 Kempock st.
Ho. 41 Royal st
M'CALLUM Miss Lucy, 29 Albert rd
M'Callum Agnes F., Thornbank, 18 Ashton rd
M'Callum Duncan, draper, 33 Kempock st
M'CHRYSTAL Daniel, 73 Shore st
M'CLUMPHA Robert, railway porter, 2 Hopeton st
M'Clumpha William, carter, 13 Kempock st
M'CLURE Mrs David, Linnwood, Barrhill rd
M'COLL Robert, 10 Shore st
M'COURT John, carter, 1 Adelaide st
M'Court P., carter, 21 Hopeton st
M'Court Mrs, 73 Shore st
M'CRACKEN Thomas, clerk, 42 Cardwell rd
M'Cracken Mrs John, dressmaker, 22 Hopeton st
M'CRAE Mrs, Robertson pi, Church st
M'Crae Mrs, 1 George pi
M'Crae Mrs, 31 Royal st
M'CULLOCH Archibald, butcher, 24 Shore st. Ho. 26
do.
M'Culloch Archibald, carpenter, 39 Albert rd
M'DIVETT Edward, horse keeper, 21 Shore st
M'DONALD Daniel, seaman, 18 Cardwell rd
M'Donald James, traveller, 3 Bath st
M'Donald Mrs J. S., Erwood, Towerhill drive
M'Donald Mrs, Janefield pi, 49 Albert rd
M'Donald Mrs R., 31 Kempock st
M'DOUGALL John & Sons, bakers, 61 Shore st. Ho.
62 do.
M'DOWALL Andrew, coachman, 31 Kempock st
M'EWAN John, plumber, 53 Kempock st
M'Ewan Miss A., 55 Shore st
M'Ewan Mrs, 70 Albert rd
M'EWEN James, manager of gas works, Adelaide st. Ho.
53 Royal st

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M'FARLAN Donald & Son, blacksmiths, &c, 4 Royal st.
Ho. 11 Kempock pi
MACFARLANE Miss Annie B., Leewood, 54 Albert rd
M'FARLANE Alexander, plumber, 8 Kempock st
M'Farlane Archibald, spirit merchant, Dunsinane, Victoria rd
M'Farlane John, shipowner, Dunclutha, Victoria rd
M'Farlane Robert, 60 Albert rd
M'Farlane Robert, 33 Shore st
M'Farlane Miss, 47 Royal st
M'Farlane Mrs, 9 Cardwell rd
M'Farlane Mrs, 6 Cove rd
M'Farlane Mrs, 28 Shore st
M'FIE Daniel, commercial traveller, 26 Shore st
M'GAW Peter, feuar, Norwood, Victoria rd
M'GHIE Robert, engineer, 1 Cove rd
M'GILLIVRAY John, blacksmith, 5 Shore st. Ho. 7
Royal st
M'GINTY Miss, 58 Shore st
M'Ginty Mrs, 4 Kempock pi
M'GLASHAN Walter C S., warehouseman (Glasgow), 7
Towerhill, Ashton
M'GLINCHEY Matthew, hairdresser, 46 Shore st. Ho. do.
M'GOWAN Archibald, mason, 12 Hopeton st
M'GOWN William, signalman 37 Cove rd
M'GRATH Edward, 20 Shore st
M'GREGOR D., traveller, 34 Albert rd
M'Gregor Mrs Jane, 48 Kempock st
M'HUTCHESON Mrs, 18 Albert rd
M'lLROY James S., teacher, Central Public School. Ho.
8 Ashton ter
M'INNES John, railway guard, 29 Royal st
M'Innes John, seaman, 45 Royal st
M'Innes John, yachtsman, 1 Anderson pi, Cove rd
M'Innes Mrs, 39 Albert rd
M'INTOSH Donald, 1 Bath st
M'Intosh John, clerk, 6 Kempock st
M'Intosh Ronald, 3 Ashton pi
M'INTYRE Archibald, seaman, 6 Manor cres
M'Intyre John, 22 Ashton rd
M'Intyre Mrs Margaret, Moorlea, Victoria rd
M'Intyre Mrs, 44 Royal st
MAC KAY N. & M., Norwood, Victoria rd

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M'KAY Neil, seaman, 53 Shore st
M'Kay Miss, Bible reader, 6 Kempock st
M'Kay Mrs A., 6 Kempock st
M'KECHNIE William, 42 Shore st
M'KELLAR A., dairy, 21 Shore st. Ho. 20 do.
M'Kellar A., 9 Royal st
M'Kellar Peter, 19 Cove rd
M'Kellar Mrs, 10 Kempock pi
M'KENZIE Colin, carpenter, 6 Chapel st
M'Kenzie James, 47 Shore st
M'Kenzie Robert, house factor, 35 Royal st
M'KILLOP Duncan, 12 Kempock pi
M'Killop William, 37 Albert rd
M'KIMMIE Robert, feuar, 1 George pi, Albert rd
M'KINLAY Mrs Archibald, news-agent and stationer, and
branch Post Office, 24 Shore st
M'KINNON Alexander, carpenter, 44 Royal st
M'Kinnon John, tailor, 12 Kempock pi
M'Kinnon Miss, 43 Royal st
M'Kinnon Mrs Mary, Glenburn, Victoria rd
M'KINVEN Hugh, shipmaster, 19 Royal st
M'LACHLAN Duncan, stationmaster, Fort Matilda. Ho.
Woodlea, Cardwell bay
M'Lachlan James, 18 Hopeton st
M'Lachlan Miss Jane, milliner, 36 Albert rd
M'LARDIE Mrs James, Lochview, Victoria rd
M'LAREN Archibald, painter, 24 Albert rd
M'Laren Mrs Agnes, 26 Albert rd
M'Laren Mrs, 2 Anderson pi, Cove rd
M'LARTY Mrs, 14 Kempock st
M'LAY James, 21 Royal st
MACLEAN John, painter (Greenock), 40 Cardwell rd
M'LEAN D., shipmaster, 1 Anderson pi
M'Lean James, Firthview, Ashton
M'Lean Neil, joiner and builder, 19 Royal st
M'LELLAN William, baker, 1 Bath st
M'Lellan Miss, 32 Cardwell rd
M'LENNAN William (photographer, Greenock), Maryville,
Victoria rd
M'LEOD Miss Ann, 5 Albert rd
MACMILLAN David (of John Macmillan & Sons), 33
Royal st

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Macmillan James, hotel keeper, Victoria Hotel, 75 Shore st
Macmillan John, painter and inspector of poor, 68 Shore st.
Ho. 67 do.
Macmillan John & Sons, painters, 85 Shore st
Macmillan Mrs D., confectioner, 27 Shore st. Ho. 35
Royal st
M'MILLAN James, house and yacht painter, Hope pi,
Shore st. AVorkshop, Bath buildings
M'Millan Misses, 16 Cove rd
M'Millan Mrs John, 18 Kempock st
M'Millan Mrs William, 4 Ashton rd
M'MORLAND Mrs, Moorfield, Ashton
M'NAUGHTON Robert, quarryman, 31 Kempock st
M'Naughton William, 21 Albert rd
M'NEE Miss, tobacconist, 60 Shore st. Ho. do.
M'NEIL Hugh, pianoforte tuner, 6 Kempock pi
M'Neil Neil, Cove Point house, Cove rd
M'Neil Mrs Peter, 9 Albert rd
M'Neil Mrs E., 14 Ashton rd
M'NICOL David, carpenter, 3 Kempock st
M'Nicol Duncan, shipmaster, 60 Shore st
M'Nicol James, yachtmaster, 16 Cove rd
M'Nicol Peter, yachtsmaster, Robertson pi, Church st
M'Nicol Peter, 28 Albert rd
M'Nicol Mrs A., 3 Hopeton st
M'NIVEN Archibald, baker, 18 Kempock st
MACPHERSON Alexander, Clydemount, Ashton
Macpherson J., clerk, 13 Cardwell rd
M'PHERSON Duncan, shipmaster, 23 Ashton rd
M'Pherson Robert, insurance agent, 53 Shore st
M'Pherson Robert, joiner, 10 Shore st
M'Pherson Miss Mary, furnishings, 37 Cove rd. Ho. do.
M'Pherson Mrs R., 53 Shore st
M'Pherson Mrs, 43 Royal st
M'QUEEN Mrs, 49 Royal st
MACSYMON & Co. (Limited), general grocers, 43
Kempock st
M'VICAR John, seaman, 12 Shore st
M 'Vicar Neil, yachtsman, 7 Royal st
M'Vicar Mrs M., 31 Kempock st

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M
MACK W. J., 44 Cardwell rd
MAIN Alexander, 22 Royal st
Main Archibald, cartwright, 5 Chapel st
Main J. & W. carriers, 5 Chapel st. Ho. do.
MALCOLM David, wine and spirit merchant, 19 Shore st.
Ho. 20 do.
Malcolm William, shipping clerk, Ann pi, Kempock st
MALCOLMSON Robert, Glasgow grocery warehouse, 71
Shore st. Ho. 53 Royal st
MANN Miss Mary, 6 Kempock st
MARQUIS James, solicitor, Rockpoint, 16 Albert rd
Marquis J. W., seaman, 40 Cardwell rd
Marquis Mrs James, Rockpoint, 16 Albert rd
MARSHALL Miss E. C, 3 Prospecthill, Victoria rd
MARTIN Mrs, Ashbourne cottage, Albert rd
MASON Alexander, tailor, 22 Kempock st
MASTERSTON Alexander, shipmaster, 9 Albert rd
MASTERTON Mrs James, milliner, 58 Albert rd
Masterton Miss, 9 Albert rd
MATHIES Neil, yachtsman, Robertson pi, Church st
MATHIESON George, steward, 13 Royal st
Mathieson John, clerk, 4 Albert rd
Mathieson Robertson, joiner, 16 Kempock st
MELLOW William, coastguard officer, 13 Bath st
MELVILLE James, slater, 63 Kempock st
MELVIN Mrs, Flower bank, 21 Ashton rd
MENZIES & Co., bookstall, C.R., Gourock station
MERCANTILE Marine Office, 40 Shore st
MERCER John, restaurant, 30 Albert rd
Mercer Miss Jessie, milliner, 39 Kempock st. Ho. 13
Albert rd
METHVEN James (sugar merchant, Glasgow), Belmont
MIDDLETON William, 11 Royal st
MILL Alexander (grocer, Greenock), Thrushhill, Victoria rd
Mill Lillias W., grocer, Thrushhill
MILLAR John, farmer, Seaview, 29 Ashton rd
Millar Robert, Mount Pleasant, Barrhill rd
Millar Miss Margaret, grocer, 36 Cove rd. Ho. 23 do.
MILLER James, feuar, Elizabeth pi, 17 Adelaide st

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Miller John, 10 Shore st
MILLIKEN Mrs Archibald, 7 Kempock st
MILNE David P., clerk, 7 Cardwell rd
Milne John, shipmaster, 52 Kempock st
Milne Rev. Alexander (Established Church), 52 Albert rd
MISSION Hall (Finnart U.P. Church), 16 Cardwell rd
MITCHELL Colin, shipmaster, 16 Cove rd
Mitchell Mrs, 5 Royal st
MONCRIEFF D.. 47 Royal st
MONTEITH Mrs Alexander, 3 Bath st
MONTGOMERY John, 58 Shore st
Montgomery Mrs, 18 Hopeton st
MOODIE William, baker, 13 Kempock st
Moodie Mrs, 9 Ashton rd
MORRIS William, 41 Royal st
MORRISON Alexander, flesher, 22 Hopeton st
Morrison James, oil merchant, ^8 Ashton rd
Morrison James, Alma villa, Cardwell rd
Morrison John, 28 Shore st
Morrison William, 5 Ashton ter
Morrison William S., accountant's office, C.R. Co., Woodlea,
Cardwell bay
Morrison Mrs James, 4 Chapel st
MUIR William, 1 1 Cardwell rd
Muir Misses, 21 Cove rd
Muir Mrs Agnes, 16 Kempock st
Muir Mrs James, 70 Albert rd
MUIRHEAD Mrs, 39 Royal st
MUNN James, 16 Royal st
MUNRO David, tramway guard, 40 Cardwell rd
Munro John, seaman, 53 Shore st
Munro Peter, engineer, 21 Kempock st
Munro Miss H. S., Mansfield, Broomberry drive
Munro Mrs J., 1 Ashton rd
MURDOCH John, seaman, 39 Royal st
MURRAY A. Douglas, solicitor (public prosecutor for burgh
of Gourock), Bellevue, Barrhill rd
Murray James, oil merchant, 66 Albert rd
Murray Robert, 22 Hopeton st
Murray Miss, milliner, Ann pi, 42 Kempock st. Ho. do.
Murray Mrs, 22 Hopeton st
Murray Mrs Jessie, ladies' nurse, 56 Albert rd

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N
NEIL A. W., 17 Adelaide st
NEWTON Mrs, 58 Royal st
NICOL Andrew, joiner, 25 Royal st
Nicol James, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 16 Shore st.
Ho. Gleniffer, Victoria rd
NIMMO Andrew, writer, 1 Ashton pi
NISBET Mrs, 41 Albert rd
Nisbet Mrs, Mount Pleasant, Ashton
OLDING George, Anderson pi
Olding John, seaman, 1 Anderson pi
OLIPHANT R. D., Springhill, 16 Ashton rd
ORKNEY Mrs Alexander, 54 Kempock st
ORR Mrs Donald, 18 Hopeton st
O
PANDELUS George, confectioner, 40 Shore st. Ho. do.
PANTON Miss Ann, 42 Shore st
PARK James, 1 2 Cardwell rd
Park Mrs, 58 Royal st
PATERSON James, Anderson pi, Cove rd
Paterson John, marine engineer, 49 Royal st
Paterson Robert, auctioneer, 34 Albert rd
Paterson Miss, Catherine villa, Larkfield rd
Paterson Mrs J. C, Viewfield, Victoria rd
Paterson Mrs William, 29 Royal st
PATTERSON Thomas, greengrocer, 8 Shore st. Ho. do.
PAUL Andrew, 1 Ashton ter, Ashton
Paul R. B., cabinetmaker, Viewfield, Victoria rd
PAXTON Mrs, 43 Kempock st
PEACOCK Alexander, physician and surgeon, 5 Albert rd.
Peacock J. C, shipbroker, Ashbank, Ashton
Peacock Miss, 10 Shore st
PEFFERS Miss, 70 Shore st

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PETERS John, druggist, 54 Shore st. Ho. 33 Royal st
Peters Miss Ellen, Ashburn cottage, Albert rd
Peters Mrs, 8 Chapel st
PETERSON Peter, seaman, 1 2 Kempock pi
PETRIE Thomas, grocer, 22 Ashton rd
PICKEN Andrew, grocer, 26 Albert rd
Picken John M., baker, 22 Kempock st
Picken Miss, 35 Royal st
Picken Mrs, Craigdullyeart, Broomberry drive
PINKERTON John, 2 Ashton rd
PLAIGE John, engineer, 7 Cardwell rd
POOLE James, mason, 33 Shore st
POST Office, 10 Kempock st
PRATT Henry, recorder of weights, 7 Ashton ter
Pratt Mrs, 23 Cove rd
PRIMROSE J. C, 43 Royal st
PULLAR Miss, Hillside house, Ashton
PURDON Jessie, grocer, 12 Kempock pi. Ho. 7 Bath st
PURVES Rev.
PURVIS George, cutter, 66 Albert rd
QUEEN'S Hotel, 5 Kempock st—George Stewart, proprietor
QUEEN Mrs, 37 Cove rd
R
RAE Andrew, gardener and florist, Clydemount gardens,
Barrhill rd. Ho. 34 Albert rd
Rae J. C, engineer, 3 Bath st
Rae Rev. George, M.A., minister, U.P. Church—Manse,
Ashton
Rae James, gardener, 34 Albert rd
Rae Mrs, 48 Albert rd
RAMSAY Miss Jane, 52 Albert rd
Ramsay Mrs, 28 Cove rd
Ramsay Mrs William, 14 Ashton rd

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RANKIN Andrew, tailor, 65 Kempock st. Ho. do.
Rankin Finlay, engineer, 17 Cove rd
Rankin George J., stationer (Greenock), 51 Royal st
REID David, gardener, Ashburn, Albert rd
Reid William, engineer, 42 Shore st
RENDALL T., 49 Royal st
RENFREW Mrs James T., Moorfield, Ashton
RHODES Peter T., postman, 2 Alfred pi, John st
RIDDELL James, 51 Royal st
Riddell Mrs, 13 Royal st
RITCHIE James, 62 Shore st
Ritchie James, family grocer and wine merchant, 60 and 62
Albert rd. Ho. 47 do.
Ritchie William, joiner, 13 Bath st
RITSON John F., Broombery drive
Ritson Thomas, station superintendent, C.R., Cathcart st,
Greenock. Hunter villa, Cardwell rd
ROAN Michael, 4 Kempock pi
ROBB Alexander, manufacturer (Glasgow), Ashcraig, Ashton
Robb Andrew, veterinary surgeon (Glasgow), 64 Albert rd
ROBERTS John, joiner, 48 Albert rd
ROBERTSON A. P., L.D.S., dental surgeon (Glasgow),
Maryville, Ashton
Robertson James, fishmonger, 64 Shore st. Ho. 1 Alfred pi
Robertson John, shipmaster, 29 Royal st
Robertson Wm. & Co., photographers, Station rd
Robertson Miss M., 26 Albert rd
ROGERS David T., 27 Albert rd
ROMAN Catholic Church, Royal st
ROSS Andrew, agent, 15 Shore st
Ross Baillie C, 22 Ashton rd
Ross Hew R., Floral bank, Cove gardens
Ross Miss, underclothing establishment, 89 Shore st
Ross Mrs Mary, 47 Kempock st
Ross Mrs Peter, Benclyde, Barrhill rd
Ross Mrs Charles, 9 Royal st
RUSSELL Geo. H., slater, 32 Kempock st. Ho. 24
Albert rd
Russell Miss, grocer, 12 Cardwell rd
RUTHERFORD James, solicitor, Glenacre, Victoria rd
Rutherford Miss Ann, 15 Albert rd

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SARGENT George, seaman, 44 Royal st
SAWERS John, Rockbank, Albert rd
SCANLAN Andrew, gardener, 31 Kempock st
SCHARINA William, electrical engineer, 1 Prospecthill
SCLANDERS Andrew, 9 Ashton ter
SCOBBIE John, grocer, 26 Albert rd
SCOTT Andrew, 47 Kempock st
Scott A. E., photographer, 84 Shore st
Scott George, engineer, 55 Shore st
Scott John, jun., of Drumshantie farm, 7 Royal st
Scott Peter, shipbroker, 8 Ashton rd
Scott Thomas, draper, 21 Albert rd
Scott Thomas, 9 Ashton rd
Scott William, spirit merchant, 26 Albert rd
Scott Miss, Rosebank, 25 Ashton rd
Scott Mrs Jane F., 8 Ashton rd
Scott Mrs John, 12 Albert rd
Scott Mrs Mary, 53 Shore st
Scott Mrs William, 33 Shore st
Scott Mrs, Seabank, 20 Albert rd
SEATON George, police constable, 40 Cardwell rd
SERVICE Archibald, shipmaster, 12 Cardwell rd
SHANKS John, Broomberry villa
SHARP Matthew, jun., ironmonger and plumber, 15
Kempock st. Ho. 16 do.
Sharp Robert, boatbuilder, 32 Cove rd
SHAW Donald, 5 Royal st
Shaw Donald, jun., yachtsman, 10 Kempock st
Shaw William, carpenter, 13 Adelaide st
SHEARER Captain Alexander, 67 Kempock st
Shearer James, mercantile clerk, 3 Albert rd
Shearer James, joiner, 50 Royal st
Shearer James, 8 Cardwell rd
Shearer Thomas, coal merchant, Fyfe pi, Kempock st
Shearer Miss Jean, 67 Kempock st
Shearer Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 47 Royal st
Shearer Miss Mary, 66 Albert rd
Shearer Mrs William. 3 Albert rd
Shearer Mrs, spirit merchant, 5 Chapel st. Ho. 20 Cove rd

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SHEDDEN William, 28 Ashton rd
Shedden Miss Janet, 28 Ashton rd
SHEPPARD John, seaman, 28 Cove rd
Sheppard William, spirit dealer, 44 Shore st. Ho. Church st
SIEQUIEN F., yachtsman, 6 Shore st
SIMPSON Alexander, baker, 54 Kempock st
Simpson J. & R., joiners and builders, 10 King st
Simpson James, blacksmith, 14 Albert rd
Simpson James (of Eglinton & Simpson), 48 Kempock st
Simpson James, Springbank, 18 Albert rd
Simpson John (of J. & R. Simpson), Woodside, Barrhill rd
Simpson Robert, joiner, 65 Shore st. Ho. do.
Simpson Robert, steward, 46 Albert rd
Simpson Robert S., confectioner, 41 Kempock st. Ho. do.
Simpson Miss, King st
Simpson Mrs, tobacconist, 12 Kempock pi. Ho. 8 Kempock
st
Simpson Mrs, 15 Adelaide st
Simpson Mrs Robert, Bellvue, Barrhill rd
SINCLAIR Mrs Archibald, 7 Royal st
Sinclair Misses, 1 1 Ashton rd
Sinclair Mrs Margaret, 10 Kempock st
Sinclair Mrs, 15 Adelaide st
SKIRVING William, labourer, 2 Shore st
SLACK John, engineer, 1 Anderson pi, Cove rd
SLAVEN Archibald, 9 Shore st
Slaven Michael, plasterer, 23 Hopeton st. Ho. Greenock
SLOANE Mrs A., 45 Albert rd
SMALL John, painter, 31 Royal st
SMITH Alexander W. C, telegraph linesman, 33 Royal st
Smith John, 63 Albert rd
Smith John, 36 Cove rd
Smith J. H., 8 Cardwell rd
Smith R. S.j brassfinisher, 55 Albert rd
Smith Mrs John, 60 Albert rd
Smith Mrs, 37 Royal st
STARK Miss Margaret, Woodside, Barrhill rd
Stark Mrs, 55 Kempock st
STEEL J. T., Normount, Barrhill rd
Steel Robert, engineer, 27 Cove rd
Steel Miss Jane, Ferndean, Victoria rd
STEELE Matthew, tobacconist, 19 Kempock st. Ho. 31 do.

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STEVEN Miss Agnes, Springbank, 19 Albert rd
STEVENSON George M'C, slater, 43 Kempock st
Stevenson James F., Janefield pi, Albert rd
Stevenson John, fitter, 9 Bath st
Stevenson Mrs Agnes, 9 Bath st
Stevenson Mrs, 12 Hopeton st
Stevenson Mrs Jane, 13 Kempock st
STEWART C. E., 60 Albert rd
Stewart George, hotel-keeper, Queen's hotel, 5 Kempock st
Stewart James, rivetter, 20 Shore st
Stewart Robert, Maryville, Victoria rd
Stewart William, M.B., CM., physician and surgeon, 10
Albert rd
Stewart Miss Annie, 3 Prospecthill, Victoria rd
Stewart Miss Margaret, 47 Albert rd
Stewart Mrs John, 29 Ashton rd
Stewart Mrs, 9 Shore st
STIRRAT John, 26 Cove rd
Stirrat Miss, 22 Ashton rd
STORER James, printer (Greenock), 44 Cardwell rd
STORMS Mrs David, 22 Hopeton st
STRANAGHAN Mrs J., 19 Albert rd
SUTHERLAND John, railway porter, 18 Hopeton st
Sutherland Mrs, 35 Shore st
SWAN Miss, 10 Shore st
SWEENEY Simon, labourer, 14 Hopeton st
SWEET Miss, 10 Cardwell rd
TAIT Alexander, bank and insurance agent (Greenock),
Claremont, Victoria rd
Tait William, yachtsman, 3 Bath st
TARBET William S., joiner, 44 Cardwell rd
TAYLOR John, carrier, 58 Shore st
Taylor Miss M., 35 Royal st
Taylor Miss, Janefield pi, 49 Albert rd
Taylor Mrs Angus, 35 Royal st
TEMPERANCE Hotel, 65 Shore st—Robert Simpson,
proprietor
TEMPLETON James, 49 Royal st

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THOMSON Andrew, gardener, 3 Cove rd
Thomson A., signalman, 35 Cove rd
Thomson David, cooper, 31 Kempock st
Thomson Donald, 26 Shore st
Thomson M., shoemaker, 89 Shore st. Ho. 36 Cove rd
Thomson Mrs Robert, 40 Kempock st
Thomson Thomas, 35 Shore st
Thomson William (Registrar's Office, C.R. Co), 6 Tower
drive, Barrhill rd
Thomson Miss, Mount park, Victoria rd
Thomson Mrs R., china dealer, 38 Albert rd
TIMBRELL Samuel, manager, station refreshment rooms
TIPPING W. A., insurance manager, 56 Albert rd
TODD George, marine surveyor, 10 Kempock pi
TORRIE Donald, labourer, 1 Anderson pi
TRAVERS Michael, fitter, 31 Cove rd
TURNER William H., Woodlands, Barrhill rd
Turner Miss, 6 Albert rd
TWEEDALE David, joiner, builder, and funeral undertaker,
John st. Ho. 1 Albert rd
UNION Bank of Scotland (Limited), Kempock pi
UNITED Presbyterian Church, Albert rd
VEITCH John, temperance hotel, 26 Kempock st
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WADDELL Robert, joiner, 59 Kempock st
WALKER A. H., 62 Albert rd
Walker James, seaman, 60 Shore st
Walker J. B., baker and restaurateur, 10 Kempock pi. Ho.
4 Bath st

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Walker Robert, 26 Shore st
Walker Malcolm M'N., Maybank, Albert rd
Walker Miss Susan, Rockhill, 10 Albert rd
Walker Mrs T., 17 Shore st
Walker Mrs, 60 Shore st
WALLACE Arthur, ironmonger, 18 Kempock st
Wallace James, engineer, 42 Cardwell rd
Wallace Richard, engineer, 47 Royal st
Wallace Mrs William, 17 Cove rd
WALSH Alexander, shipmaster, 19 Royal st
WALLS Mrs, 70 Shore st
WARD John, blacksmith, 7 Shore st
Ward William, joiner, 36 Shore st
WARDROP John, 37 Albert rd
WATERSTON Alexander, assistant engineer, 21 Royal st
WATSON Hugh, 9 Cardwell rd
Watson James, 1 Bath st
Watson John, boathirer, 41 Royal st
Watson L., seaman, 13 Adelaide st
Watson Thomas, butler, 13 Royal st
Watson W. H., seaman, 25 Royal st
Watson Mrs Jessie, 53 Royal st
Watson Mrs John, 70 Shore st
WAYMAN Mrs, 53 Royal st
WEBSTER H. A., Plevna, Larkfield rd
WEIR George, tailor, 7 Shore st
Weir James, purveyor, 2 Ashton pi
Weir Mrs, Ashton grove, Victoria rd
WELLS Miss, 6 Cardwell rd
WHARTON Miss, 2 White bank, Ashton
WHITE Hugh, dairyman, Cove rd. Ho. 31 do.
White James, boatbuilder, 36 Cove rd
W T
hite Robert, 37 Ashton rd
White Miss, 24 Ashton rd
WHYTOCK Mrs, 5 Cardwell rd
WIGHT Mrs, ladies' nurse, 48 Kempock st
WILKIE Mrs, postmistress and stationer, 10 Kempock st
WILKINSON Abraham, Board of Trade officer, 50 Royal st
WILLIAMSON A., Commercial Hotel, 84 Shore st. Ho. do.
Williamson Miss, 4 Bath st
Williamson Mrs Robert, W'ellswood, Barrhill rd
WILLOCK John, traveller, 23 Albert rd

1 68 GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
WILSON Alexander S., cutter, 9 Royal st
Wilson A. D., 51 Royal st
Wilson David, 24 Ashton rd
Wilson James, 45 Albert rd
Wilson J. B., 37 Royal st
Wilson J. R., 7 Royal st
Wilson John, 53 Royal st
Wilson Peter, 44 Royal st
Wilson P. M., artist, 38 Ashton rd
Wilson Walter, superintendent Refuge Assurance Company,
65 Shore st
Wilson William, grocer and provision merchant, 26 Shore st.
Ho. do.
Wilson William, seaman, 9 Bath st
W T
ilson Miss, 19 Ashton rd
Wilson Miss E., ironmonger, 48 Shore st. Ho. 24 Royal st
Wilson Mrs J., 21 Albert rd
Wilson Mrs Robert, 24 Royal st
Wilson Mrs W. F., butcher, 81 Shore st. Ho. 62 Albert rd
Wilson Mrs, 5 Royal st
Wilson Mrs, 27 Hopeton st
WOOD James, 31 Albert rd
WORLEY James, clothier, 60 Shore st. Ho. Floral bank,
Cove gardens
WRIGHT John, 16 Albert rd
Wright John, 14 Ashton rd
Wright Miss Margaret, 16 Albert rd
Wright Mrs, 50 Royal st
Wyllie Miss Jessie, Craigend, 51 Albert rd
WYNNE J. R., timekeeper, 55 Shore st
WYPER James, merchant, 3 Shore st. Ho. 2 Anderson pi
YOUNG David, 31 Albert rd
Young J. & J., family bakers, 14 Shore st. Ho. 26 do.
Young Miss, china merchant, 26 Shore st. Ho. 8 Cardwell
rd
Young Mrs, 4 Cardwell rd

GOUROCK DIRECTORY— APPENDIX. 1 69
APPENDIX.
GOUROCK POST OFFICE— 10 Kempock Street.
Mrs Bethia Wilkie, Postmistress.
The Office is open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.. and on Sundays from
9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Delivery of letters is made on week days at 7 a.m., 3.30, and 6.30
p.m., and on Sundays (to callers) from 9 to 10 a.m.
Week Days.
Pillar and Wall Boxes.
Hours of Collection.
Sundays.
Ashton, 10 a.m. ; 4, 7 p.m. Nil
Barrhill, 9 a.m. ; 4, 7 p.m. Nil
Hillside, 10 a.m. ; 4, 7 p.m. 8.40 a.m.
Railway Station, 6 a.m. ; 9.30 a.m. ; 2, 6 p.m. Nil
Shore Street, T.S.O., 6, 10.45 a -m - 5 3' 5- 2°> 6 -4°> 8 - P-m 9«° a -m -
Gourock was erected into a Burgh of Barony on 12th March, 1694.
The General Police and Improvement (Scotland) Act, 1850, was
adopted in part on 10th April, 1858.
The General Police and Improvement (Scotland) Act, 1862, was
adopted in part on 20th September, 1877 ; and in whole on 28th
January, 1885.
The Burgh Police (Scotland) Act, 1892, came into operation on
15th May, 1893.
The Commissioners acquired the gas works in the Burgh 15th May,
1886, and the tramways within the Burgh 1st February, 1894.
THE BOUNDARIES OF THE BURGH.
The whole area comprehended within the boundary line, commencing
at or near Mileburn in the Burgh of Gourock, at the point marked A on
the Plan prepared in duplicate by John Garvie, Surveyor in Gourock ;
at which point marked A, the march between the estates of Gourock and

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Ardgowan, in the Parish of Inverkip, in the County of Renfrew, reaches
the sea or Firth of Clyde, and extending said boundary line from said
point along the stone dyke forming said march; thence across the road
leading from Gourock to the Cloch, and continuing said boundary line
along said march to the north-west corner of the enclosure forming part
of the farm of Divert on the said estate of Gourock, and marked 338 on
said Plan, and also on the Ordnance Survey Map of the said Parish of
Inverkip; thence north-eastward in a straight line until it reaches the
north-west corner of the road leading to the farm steading of Drumshantie
on said estate of Gourock, where it turns southward, and where
the footpath leading to the farm of Midton on said estate of Gourock
joins the same ; thence north-eastward, following the fence forming the
north-west boundary of said road to Drumshantie, above mentioned,
until it reaches the corner formed by the said road, turning at a right
angle towards the north which forms the south-east corner of the enclosure
marked 25 on said Plan and Map; thence south-eastward across
the said road and the enclosure marked 283 on said Plan and Map ; also
through the plantation adjoining the glen, known as Gourock Glen,
until it reaches the said Glen at a point indicated by a square stone in
the fence, forming the south-east boundary of the enclosure marked 55
on said Plan and Map ; thence south-eastward to the south-west corner
of the sunk fence forming the area behind the Mansion House of Gourock,
and known as Gourock House, then south-eastward in a straight line,
parallel to the south-west wall of said Gourock House, until it reaches
the wall forming the north-west boundary of the road, known as Lark-
field Road ; thence south-westward along the said boundary wall until it
reaches a point on said wall, 188 feet beyond the line of the south-west
fence of the Service Road, leading from the said Larkfield Road to the
Reservoirs, belonging to the Magistrates and Commissioners of the
Burgh, then across said Larkfield Road, and continuing south-eastward
in a straight line parallel to the said Service Road, and along the southwest
boundary of the ground feued by Matthew Brodie, contractor,
Greenock, until it reaches the fence of the Lower of said Reservoirs, and
from that point following the fence of said Lower Reservoir, until it
reaches the fence of the Upper Reservoir; thence south-westward,
south-eastward, north-eastward, north-westward, until it reaches the fence
of the said Lower Reservoir ; thence north-eastward, until it reaches the
north-east corner of the said Lower Reservoir ; thence north-westward
in a straight line across the said Service Road, and through the enclosure
marked 368, 335, 336, 337 on said Plan and Map, until it reaches the
march with the estate of Greenock, immediately beyond the burn,
known as Berryburn, at a point 134 feet south from the south-east
corner of the enclosure marked 65 on said Plan and Map ; thence along
the said march across the road leading from Greenock to Gourock, and
continuing to the sea or Firth of Clyde; and thence westward along
the margin of the sea or Firth of Clyde, until it reaches the embankment
formed or in course of being formed by the Caledonian Railway Company;
thence north-westward and south-westward along the north-east
and north-west faces of the said embankment, until it reaches the Pier
or Quay of Gourock, as the same has been or is in the course of being
formed by the said Caledonian Railway Company, as bounded by the sea
or Firth of Clyde, until it reaches the point known as Kempock Point
;

GOUROCK DIRECTORY—APPENDIX. 171
thence south-westward along the margin of the sea or Firth of Clyde,
until it reaches the march between the estates of Gourock and Ardgowan,
at or near Mileburn, aforesaid, and the point at which said boundary
line commenced, all as the said area is delineated and coloured pink on
the said Plan.
I.—POLICE COMMISSION.
The Burgh Police (Scotland) Act, 1892.
Provost—William Chalmers.
First Bailie— James Methven.
Second Bailie— R. S. Simpson.
Commissioners.
Messrs James Simpson, R. S. Simpson, John Smith, William Chalmers,
William Lang, William M. Brown, Charles E. Stewart, William
Steel, and James Methven.
Officials.
Clerk— James Glen ; Treasurer and Collector— Quintin Bone ;
Burgh Prosecutor—A. Douglas Murray ; Surveyor—William Hayne ;
Clerk to Police Court— James Marquis ;
John Morison.
Auditor—
II.—DEAN OF GUILD COURT.
The Provost and Magistrates.
Clerk and Legal Assessor—James Glen ; Burgh Prosecutor—A.
Douglas Murray ; Master of Works—William Hayne ; Officer—William
Munro.
The Court meets on the Friday before the third Tuesday of each
month at 7.30 p.m.
III.—LOCAL AUTHORITY.
The Public Health Act, 1867, and the Acts amending the same.
The Provost, Magistrates, and Commissioners—Provost Chalmers,
Chairman.
Officials.
Clerk— James Glen; Treasurer and Collector— Quintin Bone;
Sanitary Inspector and Inspector of Lodging Houses—William Hayne
Burgh Prosecutor—A. Douglas Murray; Medical Officer—Alexander
Peacock; Auditor— John Morison.
IV.—ROAD AUTHORITY.
The Roads and Bridges (Scotland) Act, 1878.
The Provost, Magistrates, and Commissioners—Provost Chalmers,
Chairman.
;

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GOUROCK DIRECTORY—APPENDIX.
Officials.
Clerk— James Glen ; Treasurer and Collector— Quintin Bone
Surveyor—William Hayne.
V.—GAS AUTHORITY.
The Burghs Gas Supply (Scotland) Act, 1876.
The Provost, Magistrates, and Commissioners— Provost Chalmers,
Chairman.
Officials.
Manager and Collector — James M'Ewen ; Clerk—
Treasurer— Quintin Bone.
CENSUS AND VOTERS' ROLL.
James Glen;
The population of Gourock at the census in 1891 was 4431. At a
special census taken in July, 1881, it was 6834.
The number of electors on the register of voters for the year 1893-
1894 is 1024.
GOUROCK ESTATE.
Office— 2 Church Place, Greenock.
M. F. Dunlop, factor.
John Garvie, 33 Royal Street, overseer.
INVERKIP PAROCHIAL BOARD.
This Board consists of (1) owners of lands and heritages of the yearly
value of £20 and upwards ; (2) Representatives from Kirk Session ;
and (3) four members elected by Ratepayers not being owners of lands
and heritages of the yearly value of £10.
H. R. B. Peile, Chairman ; John Campbell, Inspector Inverkip
District ; John M'Millan, Inspector Gourock District ; M. F. Dunlop,
Clerk and Collector Quintin Bone, Auditor.
;
INVERKIP PARISH BURIAL GROUND,
Auchmead Road, Gourock.
Peter M'Gaw and Wm. M. Brown, Consulting Committee ;
Sheriff, Superintendent ; William Mackenzie, Treasurer.
SCHOOL BOARD.
Henry
Chairman—Dr Alexander Leitch.
Rev. Alexander Milne ; Rev. George Rae ; Rev. W. T. Howell
W. G. Harvey ; James Marquis ; and Andrew Paul.
Officer— Joseph Alexander, West Lodge, off King Street.
Clerk—M. F. Dunlop, 2 Church Place, Greenock.
Treasurer—Wm. H. Turner.

GOUROCK DIRECTORY—APPENDIX. I 73
Schools.
Central School (John Street)—Donald Brown, Head Master, and
Assistants.
Eastern School (Chapel Street)—Robert Fulton, Head Master, and
Assistants.
UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND, LIMITED,
Kempock Place.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 o'clock afternoon ; shuts at
12 noon on Saturdays. Draws on Union Bank of Scotland, Limited,
London, &c, &c. (same as Greenock Branch in Appendix.)
Agent—William H. Turner ; Accountant—William M'Kenzie.
London Office— (Same as Greenock Branch).
Head Office, Glasgow— (Do.).
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
Organist and Conductor of Choir
Pastor—Rev. Alexander Milne ;
T. L. Milne ; President of Church Trustees—Robert Binnie ; Session-
John Chalmers ; Treasurer—Alexander Tait ; Session Fund
Clerk—
Treasurer—William
Shore Street.
Chalmers; Church Officer—Andrew Ross, 15
—
FREE CHURCH.
Minister, Rev. David Purves, M.A. ; Session-Clerk— James Simp-
son ; Treasurer—William G. Harvey ; Clerk of Deacon's Court
Donald M'Farlan ; Conductor of Choir—William S. Tarbet ; Church
Officer, Neil Campbell, 20 Shore Street.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Minister, Rev. George Rae, M.A. ; Session-Clerk — William
Thomson; Preses—W. C. S. M'Glashan ; Treasurer—George Boyd;
Secretary— John Garvie ; Organist—Mrs Brand; Church Officer
Andrew Nicol, 25 Royal Street.
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Barrhill Road.
Rector—The Rev. W. J. Howell, M.A.
Services— Sunday. Holy communion, first and third Sunday in the
month, after morning service; every Sunday, 8 a.m. Morning
service, 11 a.m.; evening service, 6.30 p.m. Sunday School, 3 p.m.
Holy days' morning service and holy communion, 10.30 a.m.; daily
morning service, 9 a.m.; Wednesday evening service, 7.30 p.m.
Verger— Joseph Alexander, West Lodge.
ST. NINIAN'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Attended to from St. Mary's Church, Greenock.

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GOUROCK DIRECTORY—APPENDIX.
FREEMASONS.—LODGE FIRTH OF CLYDE, GOUROCK,
No. 626.
A. Macpherson, R.W.M. ; Robert Birmie, P.M.; James Erskine,
O.M. ; J. Craig, O.M. ; T. A. M'Clure, D.M. ; J. Methven, S.M. ;
Wm. Campbell, S.W.; J. M'Innes, J.W.; J. Andrew, Chaplain; J. S.
M'llroy, Treasurer; A. Borland, S.D. ; D. Fry, J.D. ; D. Malcolm,
S.S. ; J. M'Call J.S. Thos. Erskine, Secretary, 91 Shore Street.
Lodge Room— John Street Hall. Monthly Meeting—Second Monday
of each month, from September to April.
LOYAL ORDER OF ANCIENT SHEPHERDS.—" ROBERT
BINNIE" LODGE, No. 2132.
Instituted 20th October, 1887. Meets in John Street Hall every
alternate Tuesday, at 7.30 p.m.—Walter Edmunds Secretary, 20
Hopeton Street; Alex. Peacock, M.B., CM., Surgeon, 1 Albert Road.
GOUROCK FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Hon. President, Ex-Provost Binnie, C.C. ; President, Provost
Chalmers, C.C. ; Vice-President, Robert Cunningham ; Treasurer, H.
A. Webster ; Secretary, James Campbell, Mather House ; with a
Committee of 12.
Exhibition in Gamble Institute on 30th August, 1894.
GOUROCK BOWLING CLUB.
Peter Kidd, President Quintin Bone, Vice-President ; ; James
Gibson, Secretary ; Douglas Murray, Treasurer. Directors— J. S.
M'llroy, D. Thomson, J. Harley, W. C. M'Glashan, John Veitch and
George Strachan. Green—Barrhill Road.
GOUROCK BURNS CLUB.
Hon. President, ex-Provost Binnie ; President, Provost Chalmers ;
Vice-Presidents, Dr Peacock and John Dixon; Secretary and Treasurer,
Commissioner W. M. Brown, 9 Kempock Place.
JOLLY BEGGARS BURNS CLUB.
President, James Adam; Vice-President, W. H. Watson; Treasurer,
William Lee, jun. ; Secretary, John Young, 14 Shore Street.
GOUROCK CURLING CLUB.
President, John Kirk; Vice-President, James M'Nicol ; Treasurer,
William Wilson ; Representative Members, James Ritchie and George
Strachan ; Secretary, John Garvie, 33 Royal Street.
t

GOUROCK DIRECTORY—APPENDIX. I 75
GOUROCK FOOTBALL CLUB.
Patrons—C. Bine Renshaw, Esq., M.P. , ex- Provost Binnie, and
John Lye, Esq.; President, Jas. Williamson; Captain, John Black ;
Vice-Captain. Archd. Smith; Treasurer, D. Mackay ; Secretary, Thos.
Shearer, 47 Royal Street. Ground— Quarry Road.
GOUROCK LAWN TENNIS CLUB.
President, F. P. Purvis; Vice-President, F. W. Harvey; Secretary,
C. W. Harvey; Treasurer, J. H. Newton. Committee— J. Williamson,
J. Steel, and H. M. Love. Ground—Broomberry Drive.
GOUROCK LITERARY SOCIETY.
President, William G. Harvey ; Secretary H. M. Love, ; F.
Treasurer, W. Harvey. Committee—William M'Kenzie, Dr Leitch,
John Macmillan, James Marquis, James Williamson and John Garvie.
An annual course of Public Lectures is held under the auspices of
the Society.
GAMBLE INSTITUTE.
Erected by the late Mrs Henry Gamble, and opened 10th February,
1876.
The management is vested in a Board of Directors.
The Institute has a commodious Reading Room provided with all
the leading newpapers, magazines, &c. ; also a comfortable Amusement
Room, furnished with billiard table, draughts, dominoes, &c, for the use
of members and visitors.
The Library has received extensive additions, and is arranged for
circulation of an attractive range of literature to members.
Baths,
charges.
Refreshments, &c, are also in connection, with moderate
The Hall affords sitting accommodation for about 400, and is largely
used for lectures, concerts, public meetings, &c. A Lesser Hall and
several small rooms are available for business, society, or other
meetings.
Annual Member's Subscription, 4s ;
Family Tickets— 10s per annum.
Half-year, 2s 6d ; Monthly is.
Admission for Visitors, One Penny.
Board of Directors.
Mrs Gamble's Trustees— Provost Chalmers ; Bailies Simpson and
Methven ; Revs. Geo. Rae, M.A., D. Purvis, M.A., and Alex. Milne.
Members' Representatives for 1894—Thomas Lindsay, Robert
Duncan, Matthew Sharp, and John Smith.
Chairman, Provost Chalmers; Vice-Chairman, James Simpson;
Secretary and Treasurer, John Chalmers.
Curator—Peter Campbell.
The Institute is open daily (except Sundays) from Nine a.m. till
Ten p.m.

©amble institute,
GOUROCK.
Reading Room.—With the leading Glasgow and Edinburgh
Papers, Illustrated Papers, and Magazines.
Amusement Room. —Billiards, Draughts, Dominoes, &c,
at usual charges.
Library.—With extensive and attractive range *of Literature,
arranged for circulation.
BATHS, REFRESHMENTS, &c.
Lecture and Lesser Halls, and Small Rooms for Meetings,
at Moderate Rates. —Apply to the Curator.
Membership Tickets.—Annual Subscriptions, 4/ ; Family
Tickets, 10/ per Annum.
Open daily (except Sundays) from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Curator—PETER CAMPBELL.
DAVID TWEEDALE,
Joiner, dicier, ghulkr,
Jfnneral (Enkriaker, anb g)ouse Jfactot,
JOHN STREET, GOUROCK.
House: Park Place, 1 Albert Road. Jobbings punctually attended to.

WATERPROOFS MADE TO ORDER OF BEST MATERIAL
AND MAKE.
Suits made and trimmed for 22s.
HATS AND UMBRELLAS OF BEST MAKE SOLD AT
=5 o
co h
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I2tf
WHOLESALE PRICES.
NEIL MAGDONALD,
£ae0 ttotfykx anb %

J. & M. CRAIC,
HMUbeab an& perceton fireclay Morfce,
KILMARNOCK.
Manufacturers of every description of FIRE-
CLAY GOODS, comprising—
Fire Bricks, Pressed and Unpressed,
of every kind.
Gas Retorts.
Furnace Blocks. j
Flooring Tiles. I
Chimney
Oncomings
Glazed Sewerage Pipes.
Cattle and Pig Troughs.
Horse Mangers.
Cans and Vent Linings.
for Vents.
I
Flue Covers. Joists and Beam Shods.
Chamfered Bricks for Footpaths Flower Vases and Rustic Ware.
and Stables. Garden Borders.
Kerbing and Byre Grooping. Wall Coping.
Also White and Yellow Enamelled Sinks, Wash Tubs, Milk
Coolers, &c, and White and Coloured. Enamelled Bricks.
SOLE MAKERS OF
Buchan's Patent Drain Traps, Grease Traps, and Access Pipes.
Pott's Patent Edinburgh Air-Chambered Sewer Traps.
DEPOTS IN GREENOCK— 10 Brougham Street and 6 Tobago Street.
Agents—JOHN A. SIMPSON & Co.
Telephone No. 2I2.
J. & M. CRAIG,
HILLHEAD POTTERY, KILMARNOCK,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Plumbers' and Sanitary Earthenware Cabinet Stands, Urinals,
Closets, Basins, and Toilet Ware.
Depots in Greenock— 10 Brougham Street and 6 Tobago Street.
Agents—John A. Simpson & CO.
JOHN A. SIMPSON & CO.,
Coal, Lime, Cement, Stueeo, Caithness and
Arbroath Pavement and Agricultural Drain Tiles Merchants,
and Fireclay Goods Agents,
10 BROUGHAM STREET and 6 TOBAGO STREET,
Telephone No. 212.

GREENOCK
Provident Ban ii,
No. 11 WILLIAM STREET.
(Established 1815.)
Registered Under Act of Parliament, 59 Geo. III., Cap. 62.
£396,598 at Credit of 18,836 Depositors.
Reserve Fund £18,380.
OPEN DAILY from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
(SATURDAY from 10 to 12.)
And on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY
EVENINGS from Half-past 6 to 8 o'clock.
Sums of ONE SHBLLHSMQ received at Current
Rates of Interest.
Depositors have no trouble or expense for Management or Pass Books.
All Accounts are kept strictly private, and moneys
repaid when wanted, with interest.
PATENT OFFICE.
.^jjQ!!^
TXT R. M. THOMSON & CO., Patent
Agents and Consulting
Engineers, 96 BUCHANAN STREET,
GLASGOW (who have had over 30
Years' professional experience), continue
to obtain British and Foreign Patents
for Inventions, and Register Designs
ing^ngineers
an(j ^rade m ARKSj at Lowest Charges.
British and Foreign
Patent Agents.
"THE INVENTOR'S GUIDE,"
A Hand-book containing the most Complete, Reliable, and useful Information
on Patents, Designs, and Trade Marks, may be had Gratis.
W. ft. fL TH-@«S^« & -CO.,

JAMES GRAHAM,
Glazier & Glass Merchant, Glass Silverer,
Embosser, and Stainer,
19 CATHCART STREET,
(Immediately East of the Caledonian Railway Station).
Branch—5a Grey Place.
ESTABLISHED 1828.
HOT HOUSES AND CONSERVATORIES, &c.,
BUILT AND REPAIRED.
THE
Greenock Plate-Glass
INSURANCE COMPANY
(Established I86S),
INSURE PLATE and SHEET GLASS of EVERY.
DESCRIPTION at a MODERATE PREMIUM.
OFFICE-
19 Cat^eapt Street, Greenock,.

CROOKSHMS,
Funeral Undertaker,
CARRIAGE HIRER, &C,
43 WEST BLACKHALL .STREET,
And GEORGE SQUARE,
Greenock.
ALSO AT
5 Quay Head, Gourock
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Telephone Nos,—
Greenock—43 West Blackhall Street, .
60.
„ George Square, . . .90.
Gourock, 127.

[Established 1837.]
GLASGOW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Wire Warehouse,
GENERAL WIREWORK AND WIRE CLOTH
MANUFACTORY.
he
hiD .
"£ £
03
*9 hp
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J.D.M'Gregor$Co.,
Funeral Undertakers and
Carriage Hirers,
24 WEST BLACKHALL STREET.
48 CATHCART STREET,
Oreenocfc.
OPEN NIGHT AND DAY.
©ffices connected witb Gelepbone jEjxbange.

PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS
AND
REGISTRATION FOR DESIGNS AND TRADE MARKS.
Messrs JOHNSONS,
Chartered Patent Agents,
115 ST. VINCENT STREET 5
GLASGOW.
Hand-book, "Hints to Inventors." New Edition, 1894, sent Gratis
and post free to any Address.
FURNITURE WANTED.
P ARTIES having HOUSE PLENISHING for disposal, from
-i- Mansion House to Cottage, will find it more profitable, and save
the enormous expense, annoyance, and uncertainty of Public Sale,
by applying to
GEORGE CARRIGAN'S
ANTIQUARIAN FURNITURE WAREHOUSE,
6 SMITH'S LANE, GREENOCK.
Offers given for Whole or Partial Furnishings.
HIGHEST PRICE GIVEN FOR HORSE HAIR.
Old Books Bought and Sold.

5obn IRobertson,
GLASGOW,
GREENOCK, AND GOUROCK CARRIER
tRccdvUxQ Sbops—
JOHN PLANT, STATIONER,
3 Hamilton Street;
AND
MRS GARDINER, STATIONER,
16 West Blackball Street.
HOUSE :
3 TRAFALGAR ST.
(Off Shaw Place.)
LEAVES FOR GLASGOW AT 10.30 and 12.45;
LEAVES FOR GOUROCK AT 11.30 and 4.30;
AND LEAVES
62 and 90 ARGYLE STREET; 43 VIRGINIA STREET;
AND 46 MILLER STREET, GLASGOW,
AT 10.30, 12.30, 3.30, and 6 o'clock; HEAVY
GOODS, 5 o'clock.
AGENT FOR SUTTON'S PARCEL EXPRESS TO ALL PARTS OF
THE WORLD.

J\. Patrick & Son,
BOOT MAKERS,
6 WEST BLACKHALL STREET,
Telephone No. 25.
Greenock.
Telegrams—" Stewart, Ironmonger, Greenock."
DANIEL B. STEWART,
Jurnieflmg anb Qtlanufacfuring ironmonger,
14 WEST BLACKHALL STREET, GREENOCK.
Close and Open Kitchen Banges, Eegister Grates, Tile Hearths,
Fenders, lire Irons, Mangles, Wringers, Knife Machines, G-asaliers,
Lobby Lamps and Brackets, Hat and Umbrella Stands, and all
kinds of House Piirnishings.
HEATING APPARATUS, for Greenhouses, Vineries, &c,
Fitted up and Repaired.
Smith, Tinsmith, Gasfitting, Bellhanging, and Plumber Work done
in all the Branches.
FOR SHIP FURNISHINGS, SEE SEPARATE CATALOGUE.
THEHHTH0U8E vaults,
17 CATHCART ST., GREENOCK.
(A few doors eastfrom Caled.on.ia71 Railway Station.)
LATE CHIEF STEWARD OF STATE LINE.
Wines and Spirits of Finest Qualities. English and Scotch
Beers and Porters.
LUNCHEONS FROM 12 TILL 4 DAILY.
COLD SNACKS AT ALL HOURS. BOVRIL, 3d PER CUP.

Routine Iftotel,
ARDGOWAN SQUARE.
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
Pleasantly and quietly situated near
Princes Pier and Station.
MRS BUCHANAN,
Proprietrix.
THOMAS SMITH,
Sbip ant> General Smith,
GREENOCK GALVANIZING WORKS,
5 NEW DOCK LANE,
AND
18 SHAW STREET, GREENOCK.
SMALL CHAINS & ANCHORS, WINCHES, GINS, &c.
EYERY DESCRIPTION OF SMITH WORK EXECUTED WITH DESPATCH
AND IN THE BEST STYLE OF WORKMANSHIP.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.

73uek '4 yfead ^Cotei,
25 HAMILTON STREET AND 2 WATSON'S LANE,
BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, AND TEAS.
FISH AND TRIPE SUPPERS.
WINES, SPIRITS, &c.
Special Parties Contracted for. Large Hall for
Soirees, Assemblies, &c, now fitted up
with all Modern Conveniences.
HOTEL and HALL REPAIRED and DECORATED.
Terms Strictly Moderate.
ARCHD. MACLEAN, Proprietor.
BORLAND'S
temperance potel ani Restaurant,
24 CATHCART STREET
(Nearly opposite Railway Station),
35 BRYMNER STREET.
DINNER FROM 12 TILL 4. TEA AND COFFEE ALWAYS READY.
BOYAD HOTEL,
AND RESTAURANT,
3 EAST BREAST, GREENOCK.
(Conveftient to Customhouse Quay and Caledoniati Station.)
BREAKFASTS! DINNERS! TEAS!
Liquors all of Best Quality. Terms Modei'ate.
D. MATHIESON, Proprietor.

Jllex. Cljalmeps,
MANUFACTURING, GENERAL, AND FURNISHING IRONMONGER,
BLACKSMITH, LOCKSMITH, BELLHANCER & CASFITTER.
Open and Close Fire Ranges and Stoves of all descriptions
supplied, built in, and repaired.
Gasaliers, Hall Lamps, and Brackets.
Tile Register Grates, Tile Hearths and Kerbs complete, from
40/ upwards.
Tile Hearths from 13/6 upwards, including laying.
Plain and Ornamental Gates and Railing.
Heating Apparatus for Vineries, &c, &c, &c.
REMOVED TO LARGER AND MORE COMMODIOUS PREMISES-
30 NICOLSON STREET.
Workshop: 14 Crawfurd Street. Telephone No. 339.
ALEXANDER M'NEILL,
(EaithtusB nub Jlrbnmth flatommt
JJmhant,
11 PATRICK STREET, GREENOCK.
DRAIN PIPES, CHIMNEY CANS, ORNAMENTAL
BRICKS, AND FIRE-CLAY GOODS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Portland and Roman Cements, Arden
Lime, &c.

HJIJVULTOJl JWCULLOCH & CO.,
Coalmasters,
HOME FARM AND BOG COLLIERIES,
COAL.—Best Household, Splint, Main, Tripping,
DROSS.— Ell, Splint, Main.
and Nuts.
ftrpjpyo \ 88 Great Clyde Street, Glasgow, and
U
r
IV> ° J 3 CHAPEL STREET, GREENOCK.
SHIPPING PORTS.—Glasgow, Port-Glasgow, Greenock, Leith,
Granton, Grangemouth, South Alloa, and Dundee.
OARS AND CUP LEATHERS J^f^f*^
FOR PUMPS. 1K^3i^'
HAMMER SHAFTS.
HUGH RAMSAY & CO.,
SMITHS,
Joiners, Block Manufacturers, and Turners,
29 MAIN STREET, GREENOCK.
DENTISTRY.
J. R. # A. R. BROWN,
Surgeon- Dentists,
30 CATHCART STREET, GREENOCK.
Artificial Teeth inserted on the Best Approved Principles. Decayed Teeth Nicely-
Stopped. Laughing Gas administered daily.—TERMS MODERATE.
FRANCIS LOGAN & SONS,
Bpassfinisfyeps, Sasfltteps, Bellingers, &e.,
21 NICOLSON STREET, GREENOCK.
Gasaliers, Lobby Pendants, Shadowless Sunlights, Brackets, Globes, &c., &c. in
Great Variety and Design. Estimates given for Town and Country.
All Orders entrusted to us will receive Personal and Prompt Attention.
Orders Received at Logan's Bazaars, 16 Lynedoch St. and 79 Roxburgh St.

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SCOTTISH ALLIANCE
INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED.
Head Offiee— Central Chambers, 109 Hope Street, Glasgow.
CAPITAL, .
. £240,000.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.— All Classes- of Risks insured at Moderate Rates.
ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT.— Policies are issued giving Allowances for
certain Fevers. Sum assured doubled in case of death by Railway-
Accident. No extra premium charged for these additional advantages.
FIDELITY/GUARANTEE DEPARTMENT. — Policies are issued at low
Rates indemnifying Employers against defalcations.
Premium Income for 1894, £48,213 7s Id.
Surplus on the Year, £10,733 19s 5d.
After payment of the Dividend the Sum of £9,733 19s 5d placed to
Reserve. Claims Paid exceed £25,000.
The Stock of this Company is held by over 900 Shareholders resident
in Scotland. Applications for Agencies invited. Apply to
W. A. TIPPING, General Manager.
CALEDONIAN
PLATE GLASS
INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD.
Head Office—58 RENFIELD ST., GLASGOW.
The only Scottish Plate Glass Insurance Company
established in 1871.
£100,000 of Breakages and more this Company
has had to restore.
Immediate Notice of all Damages should be sent for
instant attention to the Agents or Office, or the Company
may not be liable therefor.
W. M'GAVIN M'CULLOCH,
Manager.
Telegraph "Equity." Telephone No. 4035.
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NORWICH UNION
THE
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY.
ESTABLISHED 1797.
Rates of this Society are exceedingly moderate,
and the Insured are free from all liability.
This Office is distinguished for prompt and liberal
settlement of Claims, £9,750,000 having been already
paid for Losses by Fire.
Premium Income, .
. . £858,392
Total Assets, ..... £1,109,319
Subscribed Capital, .... £1,100,000
OFFICE—
. CHIEF
SURREY STREET, NORWICH
Secretary— C. E. BIGNOLD, Esq.
Assistant. Secretary—C A. B. BIGNOLD, Esq.
Castle Street.
Edinburgh Office, . 12a
Dundee Office, . . 16 Meadowside.
Head Office for Scotland—
105 ST. VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW.
JOHN LARGE, MANAGER FOR SCOTLAND.
WM. C, RANKIN, ASSISTANT MANAGER.
Jlgcnts in (§>reertork.
David Aitken, Union Bank of Scotland.
Alex. S. MacLean, 31 Bank Street.
James Neil, 3 Bank Street.
Hugh R. Neill, 27 West Blackhall Street.
John Paul, 14 Hamilton Street.
J
as. Paterson, 14 Hamilton Street.

CALEDONIAN INSURANCE COMPANY.
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FIRE. FOUNDED 1805. LIFE.
LIFE ASSURANCE WITH OR WITHOUT MEDICAL EXAMINATION.
Policies Noil- Forfeitable and World Wide in most cases.
Bonuses may be applied to make the Policy payable during lifetime.
FIRE INSURANCES GRANTED ON FAVOURABLE TERMS.
MODERATE PREMIUMS.
Ample Security. — Losses Promptly Settled.—Surveys madefree of Charge.
A Prospectus, giving full particulars of the Company's Liberal
Features, will be sent on application.
GLASGOW OFFICE—64 ST. VINCENT STREET.
Local Board.
John Ure, Esq. James Reid, Esq.
T. A. Mathieson, Esq. John Burnet, Esq.
Robert Brodie, Esq. R. H. Leadbetter, Esq.
R. Maconechy, Esq.
Secretary—PATRICK MacNEIL. Inspector—DAVID BOAG.
PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY
(LIMITED).
Chief Office—Holborn Bars, London, E.C.
INVESTED FUNDS EXCEED . £18,000,000
CLAIMS PAID EXCEED . . 22,000,000
Every description of Life Assurance business transacted.
All claims are paid immediately upon satisfactory proof of death
and title.
Lapsed Policies may be revived at any time during one year from the
date of last payment, on production of evidence of good health and
payment of arrears.
Full Prospectus, Annual Report, &=c, can be obtained of the Agents of the
Conipany, or at the Chief Office, Holborn Bars, London.
THOS. C. DEWEY, ) n/r
WILLIAM HUGHES, \ Managers.
W. J. LANCASTER, Secretary.
District Office— 8 WEST BLACKHALL STREET, GREENOCK.
H. W. GRAHAM, Superintendent.