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INSURANCE COMPANY. 

FIBE.—LIFE—ANNUITIES. 

Capital, - T^sato Millions Sterling. 

GLASGOW BOARD OP DIRECTORS. 

Chairman.—Andrew Galbraith, Esq., Merchant, Glasgow. 

Deputy Chairman—James Morton, Esq., Greenock Iron Company. 

Frank Baird, Esq., Brewer. 

Morris PoUok, Esq., 'Manufacturer. 

William Connal, Esq., Merchant. R. D. Roberton, Esq., Grain Mer- 

R. S. Cunliff, Esq., Engineer. 

chant. 

Alexander Dick, Esq., Writer. WiUiam Wotherspoon, Esq., of Castle- 

Walter MacLellan, Esq., Iron Merchhead, Paisley. 

ant. 

J. Moncrieff Wilson, Esq., General 

Adam Paterson, Esq., LL.D., Dean Manager of the Company. 

of the Faculty of Procurators. 

FIRE and LIFE INSURANCES of nearly every description may 

be effected with this Company on the most favourable terms. 

In point of Security " Queen " Policies are unsurpassed. 

The Authorised Capital is - - - - £2,000,000 

Subscribed Capital 

1,798,300 

The Capital Paid-up - - - - - 179,830 

, 

The Fire Reserve Fund .... 130,000 

The Annual Income is now ... - 438,113 

While the LIFE FUND amounting to £195,527 (being 66.05 per 

Cent, of the entire net Premiums received on every Policy now in 

existence,) is in itself amply sufficient to meet all its Liabilities, 

assuming that only Three per cent. Interest is cleared on the Investments, 

the actual rate, which is much beyond this, is a source of 

Profit to the Policy-holders. 

NEW LIFE BUSINESS—First Quinquennium - £718,385 

Do. -Second do. - £1,412,466 

This is the Bonus Year of the Company, and all participating 

Policies epcted before its close will he entitled to a full year's Bonus 

out of the Division of Profits, as at the 31st December next. 

Iicsses Settled -with Promptitude and Liberality. 

The Company has paid, in Satisfaction of Claims, £1,348,314. 

HEAD OFFICES FOR SCOTLAND:— 

4, NATIONAL BANK BUILDINGS, dUEEN STREET. GLASGOW. 

Resident Scottish iJfana^crs—MITCHELL, WATSON, & WINK* 

Chartered Accountants and Stockbrokers, Glasgow. 

Resident Secretary—JOBIi CARSWELL, Glasgow. 

P. BaUirgall, Bank of Scotland 

J. A. Cairns, 5, East Hamilton s^treet 

W. Lindsay & Co., Excise Buildings. 

AGENTS IN GKEENOCK :— 

T. B. Newton, Palmereton Buildings. 

J. S. Peters, 3, Bank Street. 

John Dixon, 9, Dempster Street. 

James Denholm, Commission Merchant, 27, Cathcart Street

LANCASHIRE IlSURAiCE COMPANY. 

Established 1852. 

CAPITAL—TWO MILLIONS (FULLY SUBSCRIBED). 

Chief Offices—EXCHANGE STREET, MANCHESTER. 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS :— 

N. SHELMERDINE, Esq., Chairman. 

JOHN KNOWLES, Esq., Deputy-Chairman. 

Robert Aders, Esq. 

James Maden Holt, Esq., M.P. 

George B. Blair, Esq. 

W. H. Bradley, Esq. 

W. Romaine Callender, Esq., 

Henry Jump, Esq., Liverpool. 

Arthur W. Lyon, Esq. 

J. S. Mayson, Esq. 

M.P. 

Benj. Darbyshire, Esq., Liverpool. 

Alexander Ewing, Esq., Glasgow. 

William Pilkington, Esq. 

Wm. Russell, Esq., Glasgow. 

DIRECTORS IN SCOTLAND. 

ALEXANDER EWING, Esq., Glasgow, Chairman. 

The Right Rev. the Bishop of 

Moray and Ross, Inverness. 

James Brown, Esq., Glasgow. 

Walter Carruthers, 

ness. 

Esq., Inver- 

Andrew Dougall, Esq., Inverness. 

David Dreghorn, Esq., Glasgow. 

ANNUAL 

Major Lyon-Mackenzie, Provost 

of Inverness. 

John MacKenzie, Esq., Eileanach, 

Inverness. 

Donald Matheson, Esq., Glasgow. 

William Russell, Esq., Glasgow. 

REPORT. 

Copies of the Annual Report of the Directors, read at the Meeting 

of the Shareholders, may be obtained on application at any of the Offices 

of the Company. 

EXTRACTS FROM THE REPORT. 

The Fire Premiums for the year 1874, after deducting Reinsurances, 

were .^^^^ffrpTy-^f^ £270,367 

The Fire Losses ./^}^}::^Tji^. 151,159 

The Life Income /..T;r.,:r.Tix:i A.p?v^;^.^\ 57,609 

The Life Losses \^.^.t'::.:^^^. 18,399 

The Income of the Proprid^Q^' ajiii^^êgerve Funds for the year 

amounted to £75,331, out of wHch'^ê^Directors have already declared 

a dividend of 17^ per cent, per annum. 

THE RESERVE FUNDS WERE— 

LIFE, £278,778. FIRE, £141,968. 

LIFE and FIRE INSURANCE BUSINESS transacted both at 

HOME and ABROAD on liberal terms. 

HEAD OFFICE FOR SCOTLAND :- 

4, South Hanover Street, Glasgow. 

CHARLES STEWART, Resident Secretary. 

Glasgow, March, 1875. 

DAVID E. BARCLAY. 

JOHN BOYD. 

F. G. BRUCE. 

JOHN BRYMNER. 

AGENTS IN GREENOCK— 

ALEXANDER M'NEILL. 

JAMES SPEIRS & SON. 

ALEXANDER GAULD. 

JAMES KELSO. 

C. D. LAMONT. 

LEITCH and MUIR. 

JAMES GLEN. 

AGENT AT GOUROCK. 

JOHN THOMSON.

ASSURANCE COMPANY. 

FOUNDED 1823. 

EXAMPLES OF THE K'ON-FOEFEITURE SCHEME, 

Whole-Life Policy for £1000-with Profits. 

Ass2(,ming Bonuses at same Rate as at last Division of Frojits in 1871. 

Age 

at 

Entry. 

While . 

Preraiums 

are Paid. 

Policy 

in 

Force. 

Premiums 

Paid. 

If Premiums | 

are Discontinued. ' 

tSum and Cash Sum at 1 

Bonus. ' 

Value. Death. 

30 £1048 5 years. £118 19 2 £45 £123 

35 1049 136 5 55 10 140 

40 1050 157 18 4 68 10 160 

30 1141 15 „ 357 17 6 177 10 405 

35 

40 

1144 

1152 

• M )) 408 15 

473 15 

205 

245 10 

436 

489 

30 1291 25 „ 594 10 10 370 10 630 

35 

40 

1310 

1340 

>J )5 681 5 

789 11 8 

429 10 

495 

705 

807 

30 1490 35 „ 832 15 2 630 10 950 

35 1510 953 15 711 1020 . 

40 1530 1058 8 4 776 10 1085 

The BONUSES declared at last division (1871) ranged from about £1 per 

cent, per annum to the youngest, to upwards of £6 per cent, per aanum to the 

oldest. 

The PREMIUMS wiU be found more moderate than those of many other 

Offices, while the results of the Company's Bonus system have been most 

Batisfactory. 

Ample Security. Funds, .£4300,000. Liberal Conditions. 

West of Scotland Brancli-112, ST. VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW. 

AKCH. "HEWAT, Secretary. 

AGENTS. 

Robert Blair, Writer. 

W. & J. Crawford, Ship Brokers. 

, R. S. Hughes, 3, Bank Street. 

W. Philp, British Linen Bank. 

J. Tannahill, City Bank, 

A. Gauld, Commercial Bank. i 

J. D. MCGREGOR & CO.'S 

FUNERAL UNDEETAKING ESTABLISHMENT. 

Office— 15, East Quay Lane, 

(Opposite BallivoAj Station.) 

HEAESES, >IOURNING COACHES, BOX NODDIES, &c. 

JPOSTIiSTG- r>jRE:ivriSES— 

TONTINE STABLES, EAST QUAY LANE. 

J. D. M'GREGOR & CO. 

j

POST-OFFICE 

GREENOCK DIRECTORY, 

(WITH PLAN OF THE TOWN), 

FOR 1875-76, 

ARRANGED IN TWO DITISIONS-&ENERAL AND COMMERCIAL 

WITH 

AN APPENDIX, 

CONTAINING 

MUCH USEFUL I NF EM A T I N^ 

T ^W E N T Y-E I G n^l^r^^-. PUBLICATION. 

GEEENOCK: 

PRINTED AT THE ADVERTISER OFFICE. 

PRICE THREE SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE.

NORTH BRITISH Ic MERCANTILE 


Subscribed Capital, - 

Paid-up Capital, 

£2,000,000. 

250,000. 

FIRE DEPARTMENT. 

The Company insures every description of Property at Home and 

Abroad, at the lowest Rates of Premium corresponding to the risk. 

No charge whatever is made for Policies, or for Transfers from other 

Offices. All Claims promptly and liberally settled. 

LIFE DEPARTMENT. 

The Tables of Premiums are moderate and special. Tables have 

been introduced by the Company, viz.—The Half Premium—Double 

Assurance—Assurance and Annuity—Reduced Tables for Residence 

in India, China, &c. Nine-tenths of the whole profits divided every 

five years. 

The next Division at olst Deccmher, 1875. 

ANNUITY DEPARTMENT. 

Annuities, immediate, deferred, or contingent granted, and the 

rates fixed on the most favourable terms. 

Full explanations. Tables of Rates, etc., may be had at and of the 

Company's Offices or Agents throughout the Kingdom. 

GLASGOW OFFICE. 102, ST. YINCENT STEEET. 

CHARLES TENNANT, Esq., of the Grlen— Chairman. 

THOMAS CLAVERINC, Esq., Merchant. 

DUNCAN SMITH, Esq., Merchant. 

WILLIAM WEST WATSON, Esq., City Chamberlain. 

JAMES T. CAIRD, Esq., Engineer, Greenock. 

JAMES A. WENLEY, Esq., Banker. 

WILLIAM SCOTT, Esq., Merchant. 

G. W. SNODGRASS, Manager. 

DAVID L. LAIDLAW, Secretary. 

JOHN BLACK, Writer. 

T. 0. HUNTER, & Co., 

Merchants. 

THOMAS STARK, Banker. 

ALEX. GAULD, Banker. 

ROBERTSON & M'- 

DOUGALL, Merchants. 

F. G. BRUCE, Union Bank. 

J. CLAPPERTON & CO., 

Merchants. 

J. INNES MACDOUGALL, 

Solicitor. 

QUINTIN BONE, Accountant.

PEEFACE. 

The Publishers desire to exi)ress their gratitude to their 

Friends and the Public generally for the large and increasing 

support which the Directory has received. In presenting 

thisj the Twenty-eighth Issue, the Publishers have spared 

neither labour nor expense to render it as complete and 

accurate as formerly. In order to meet the wants and 

largely increasing business purposes of the Public the Street 

Directory has been considerably enlarged, and it is hoped 

will be found beneficial. 

The accompanying Plan of the Town is, as formerly, from 

J. Bartholomew, Esq., F.R.G.S., Edinburgh, and has been 

corrected up to this date. 

Post-Office, 

Greenock, June, 1875.

COUNTING-HOUSE CALENDAR. 

DECEMBER. 

JUNE, 1875. 

Sunday — 6 13 

Monday — 7 14 

Tuesday 1 8 15 

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27 

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26 

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Wednesday 2 

Thursday 3 

Friday 4 

Saturday 5 

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— Thursday 2 

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JULY. JANUARY, 1876. 

Sunday — 4 11 18 25 Sunday — 2 9 16 23 30 

Monday — 5 12 19 26 Monday— 3 10 17 24 31 

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Thursday 1 8 15 22 29 Thursday 6 13 20 27 — 

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Saturday 3 10 17 24 31 Saturdayl 8 15 22 29 — 

AUGUST. FEBRUARY. 

Sunday 1 8 15 22 29 Sunday — 6 13 20 27 

Monday 2 9 16 23 30 Monday — 7 14 21 28 

Tiiesday 3 10 17 24 31 Tuesday 1 8 15 22 29 

Wednesday 4 11 18 25 — Wednesday 2 9 16 23 — 

Thursday 5 12 19 26 — Thursday 3 10 17 24 — 

Friday 6 13 20 27 — Friday 4 11 18 25 — 

Saturday 7 14 21 28 — Saturday 5 12 19 26 — 

SEPTEMBEE. MARCH. 

Sunday — 5 12 19 26 Sunday — 5 12 19 26 

Monday - 6 13 20 27 Monday — 6 13 20 27 

Tuesday - 7 14 21 28 Tuesday — 7 14 21 28 

Wednesday 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday 1 8 15 22 29 

Thursday 2 9 16 23 30 Thursday 2 9 16 23 SO 

Friday 3 10 17 24 — Friday 3 10 17 24 31 

Saturday 4 11 18 25 — Saturday 4 11 18 25 — 

OCTOBER. APRIL 

Sunday 3 10 17 24 31 Sunday — 2 9 16 23 30 

Monday 4 11 IS 25 — Monday— 3 10 17 24 — 

Tuesday 5 12 19 26 — Tuesday 4 11 18 25 — 

Wednesday 6 13 20 27 — Wednesday 5 12 19 26 — 


Friday 1 8 15 22 29 — Friday — 7 14 21 28 — 

Saturday2 9 16 23 30 — Saturdayl 8 15 22 29 — 

NOVEMBER. MAY. 

Sunday — 7 14 21 28 Sunday — 7 14 21 28 

Monday 1 8 15 22 29 Monday 1 8 15 22 29 

Tuesday 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday 2 9 16 23 30 

Wednesday 3 10 17 24 — Wednesday 3 10 17 24 31 


Friday 5 12 19 26 — Friday 5 12 19 26 — 

Saturday 6 13 20 27 — Saturday 6 13 20 27 —

CONTENTS 

Preface. 

Calendar. 

Stamp Duties, PAGE. 

Post-Office Directory, - - - - - - 1 

Trades and Professions,------ 197 

Street Directory, ' - - - - - - 247 

APPENDIX. 

.... 

Addresses of M.P.'s for Town and County, - - 

Adjuster of Imperial Weights and Measures, - - 

Banking Houses, ^ 

- 

- 

. 

11 

60 

26 

Benefit and Friendly Societies, - - - - 57 

..---.- ------ Boating Club, 

60 

Building 

-------- ----- Societies, 69 

Burgh and Police Coiu't, 23 

Caledonian Railway Company, 15 

Carriers, 65 

Churches, Ministers, 

....... ------ and Presbyteries, - - - 31 

Commissioners of Supply 

-----for 

the Lower Ward, - - 24 

Commissary Cotirt, 24 

Conveyances, 

------- 

Q2 

Consuls at Greenock, 

------ 

11 

Courts, - - - - - - - - 22 

Customhouse, 8 

Dean of Guild Court, 

------ 

13 

Faculty of Procurators, 25 

Educational, - - - - - - - 51 

Engines for Extinguishing Fires, - - - - 17 

Fishery Office, - - - - - - - 9 

Glasgow and South-Western Railway Company, - - 16 

Government Life Insurance and Annuities, - . - 8 

Greenock Academy, - - - - - - 52 

Greenock Chamber of Commerce, - . - . 22 

------ ----- Greenock Coflfee Room, 

----- 

19 

Greenock Census Returns, 12 

Greenock Cemetery, 

--...- 

- - - - - - 19' 

Greenock Exchange Buildings, 22 

Greenock Hospital and Infirmary, - - - - 17 

Greenock Library, 

------ ----- 

18 

Greenock Mechanics' Institution, - - - - 19 

Greenock Parochial Board, 18 

Greenock Prison, 15

VI CONTENTS. 

Greenock Provident Bank, - - - - - 30 

Greenock Eailway Guaranteed 

...--. ----- Company, - - - 16 

Greenock School Board, - - 

.... 

- - - 51 

Greenock Shipping List, 76 

Hackney Carriages, 

62 

Income Tax Commissioners, 

----- 

. 24 

Inland Revenue Office—late Excise, . - - - 9 

Inland Revenue Office—Stamps 

----and 

Taxes, . - - 9 

Insurance Offices and Agents, 66 

Inverkip Street and Duncan Street Burying Ground, - 21 

Justice of Peace Coi;rt, 

----- 

23 

List of Licensed Lumpers, 

----- 

64 

..---- List of Licensed Porters, 61 

List of Persons Licensed to Retail Guni)owder, - - 64 

Local Marine Board, 9 

Liey-tenancy of Renfrewshire, - ' - - - - 25 

List of Licensed Deep Sea and River Pilots, - - - 65 

List of Licensed Boatmen, . - . - - 64 

List of Licensed Operatives in Slaughter-House, - - 64 

Lower "Ward Committee of Renfrewshire Prison Board, - 17 

Lloyd's Agent for Greenock and Port-Glasgow, 

Magistrates and Town Council, - - 

- 

- 

- 

- 

12 

13 

Markets, - - - 17 

Mercantile Marine Office, - . . - - 9 

Mills on Water Trustees' Waterfalls, - - - - 15 

...---- ------ Musical Associations, 56 

Omnibuses, 

------- ----- 

64 

Parliamentary and Mtinicipal Boundaries, - - 10 

Physicians and Surgeons, 44 

Police Board, 14 

Post-Office, 

...--- 

- - - . - - . 1 

Post-Office Savings' Bank, . . - - - 8 

Public 

------- 

Offices, 

69 

Quarter Sessions, 

------ 

24 

Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, - - - 60 

Sailing Vessels, 73 

Schools and Teachers, 45 

Session Clerks, 

...---- 

- - - - - - - 60 

Sheriff Court, 

------- 

22 

Sheriflf Small-Debt Court, 

----- 

23 

Societies, 

47 

Steam Vessels, 73 

Steam Towing Companies, 75 

----- Town and Harbour Police, 16 

Trade Protection 

------- 

----- Societies, . . - - - 69 

Trustees on the Harbours, 

----- 

13 

Volunteer Rifle and Artillery Corps, - - - - 46 

Water Trustees, 14 

Water Falls Let and Unlet, 15 

Table of Fees of Interment in Cemetery, etc., - - 20 

Table of Rates for Pilotage on the Clyde, - - - 66 

Table of Rates chargeable by Licensed Boatmen, - - 63 

Table of Rates chargeable by Porters, - - - 60 

WeUington Park and Well Park, - - - - 22 

ADVERTISEMENTS, 

81

STAMP DUTIES. 

INLAND BILL, DRAFT, or ORDER, after the 10th October, 

1853, for the payment of any siim of money to the bearer, or to order 

on demand. Id. And the following instruments shall be deemed and 

taken to be drafts or orders for payments of money within the intent 

and meaning of this Act, and of any Act or Acts relating to the stamp 

duties on bills of exchange, drafts or orders, and shall be chargeable 

accordingly with the stamp duties imposed by this Act or any such 

Act or Acts, viz. :—All documents or writings usually termed letters 

of credit ; or whereby any person to whom any such document or 

writing is or is intended to be delivered or sent shall be entitled or be 

intended to be entitled to have credit with or in account with, or to 

draw upon any other person for or to receive from such other person 

any sum of money therein 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 

the 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. 

INLAND BILL, DRAFT, or ORDER for the payment of any sum 

of money, though not made payable to the bearer, or to order, if the 

same shall be delivered to the payee, or some person on his or her 

behalf, the same duty as on a Bill of Exchange for the like sum payable 

to bearer or to order. 

INLAND BILL, DRAFT, or ORDER for the payment of any sum 

of money weekly, monthly, or at any other stated periods, if made 

payable to the bearer, or to order ; or if delivered to the payee, or to 

some person on his or her behalf, where the total amount of money 

thereby made payable shall be specified therein, or can be ascertained 

therefrom, or shall be indefinite, the same Duty as on a Bill payable 

to bearer or order on demand. 

PROMISSORY NOTE for the payment of any sum of money by 

instalments, or for the payment of several sums of money at different 

days or times, so that the whole of the money to be paid shall be 

definite and certain, the same duty as on a Promissory Note, payable 

otherwise than to the Bearer on demand, for a sum equal to the whole 

amount of the money to be paid. 

Bill of Exchange Payable on Demand, - - - - £0 1

vm 

Above 

STAMP DUTIES. - 

INLAND BILLS AND PROMISSORY NOTES. 

m not exceeding £5 

£5, and not above lO 

10, do. 25 

25, do. 50 

50, do. 75 

75. do. 100 

And for even^ £100, and also for any fractional part of 

£100, of such amount or value, 10 

''he duties will be the same whether the bills be drawn in the 

United Kingdom or abroad. 

The Rates remain unaltered in respect of sums not exceeding 

£100. But on Bills payable otherwise than on Demand, drawn for 

sums of £100 and iipwards the rate is one shilling for every £100 

and for any fractional part of £100. 

There is no sejiarate duty on bills drawii in sets ; one Bill only 

of a set need be stamped—the duty payable being that above 

mentioned. 

FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn in but payable out of 

the United Kingdom, when drawn single same as Inland Bill. 

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

of registration, 6d. 

Apprentice Indentures, £0 2 6 

Bills of Lading, - - 006 

A Stamp Diity of 6d is by law payable on a Bill of Lading, and 

whatever number of bills may form a set, each bill of a set is liable to 

this duty. 

BONDS AND MORTGAGES. 

Not exceeding £25, 

Above £25 and not exceeding £50 - . . . 

— 50 — 100 - - - - 

— 100 — 150 - •- - - 

— 150 — 200 - - - 

— 200 — 250 - - - - 

— 250 - 300 - - - - 

And for every £100, or fractional part of £100 - 

Exc. not Exc, 

£ £ 

o 10 - 

10 15 - 

15 20 - 

20 25 - 

25 50 - 

50 75 - 

75 100 - 

100 125 - 

125 150 - 

150 175 - 

175 200 - 

CONVEYANCES. 

"Where consideration not exceeding £5, - Os 6d. 

£ s. D. 

1 

1 6 

2 

2 6 

5 

7 6 

10 6 

12 6 

15 

17 6 

1 

Exc. not Exc. 

- 

£0 

1 

1 

2 

3 

6 

6 

£ 

200 

225 

250 

£ 

225 

250 

275 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

£ s. D. 

12 6 

15 

17 6 

275 300 - - - 1 10 

300 350 - - - 1 15 

350 100 - - - 2 

400 450 - - - 2 5 

450 500 - - - 2 10 

500 550 - - - 2 15 

550 600 - - - 3 

For every £50, or fractional part thereof, - 5s. 

£0 8 

1 3 

2 6 

3 9 

5 

6 3 

7 6 

2 6

When sum not exceeding £10 

Above £10 and under £50 

,, £60 - 

STAMP DUTIES. 

DEBENTURES FOR DRAWBACK. 

FRENCH MONIES, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. 

WITH THEIR EQUIVALENTS IN ENGLISH. 

IX 

S. D. 

1 

2 6 

5 

----- 

MONIES. 

French. English. 

£. S. D. 

- 1 Cent, OA 

2 „ =1 Sou, - 1" 

10 Sous = - 

1 Franc, 9i^ 

20 Francs = - 1 Louis, 15 11" 

- 25 Do., 10 

----- 

WEIGHTS. 


Avordupois Weight, lbs. oz. drs. 

1 Gramme, Oi 

10 ,, =1 Decagramme, 8 If 

10 Decagrammes = 1 Hectogramme, 3 8i 

10 Hectogrammes = 1 Killogramme, 2 3 4i 

25 Millimetres are equal to One Inch. 

----- 

LENGTH. 


Yds. Ft. In. 

1 Metre, 3 3 

10 ,, =1 Decametre, 10 2 9i 

10 Decametres = 1 Hectometre, - 109 9| 

10 Hectometres = Kilometre. 

CAPACITY. 


gals . qts. pts. 

1 Litre, - - . . . If 

10 ,, =1 Decalitre, 2 u 

10 Decalitres = 1 Hectolitre 22 o" 

10 Hectolitres =^1 Kilolitre, 222

I^TJ BIjXSHEID 

mmnmf, 

EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. 

Office^—29 Hamilton Street.

STREET DIRECTORY. 

REGISTRATION DISTRICTS, &c. 

Districts. 

Official No. Name. 

564 (1) 

2) 

(3) 

Middle Parish 

East Parish 

West Parish 

Kegistrars. Offices. 

Robert Campbell 

James M'Cunn 

Robert A. Baird 

5 Bank Street. 

49 Rue-end Street. 

48 Cathcart Street 

SESSION CLERKS. 

Middle Parish— Robert Campbell, 5 Bank st. 

East Parish—Thomas Smith, 4 Upper Crescent. 

West Parish—Alexander Fyfe, 8 Nelson st, west. 

By Act 17 and 18 Vict. Cap. 80, it is enacted that a Birth be registered 

within 21 days, a Marriage within 3 days, and a Death within 

8 days respectively thereafter. It is usual, and saves considerable 

trouble to parties, to get a Death registered previous to interment. 

Penalties are incurred if the above rviles are not complied with. 

The number denotes the Registration District in which each Street is 

situated. 

To avoid jostling in meeting, Passengers should observe the general 

rule—"Keep to the Eight."— that is, to allow those you meet to pass on 

your left hand. 

Abbotsford place, Roxburgh st (3) 

Ann st, from Buccleuch st southward to Cotton Mill (3) 

Antigua st, from Bogle st running southward (2) 

Ardgowan st, west, from Nelson st, west, to Bedford st (3) 

Ardgowan st, Glebe, from Crawfixrd st to Clarence st 

Ardgowan square. Union street (3) 

Argyle st, from West Blackhall st to George square (3) 

Armadale place, head of Bank st (3) 

Arthur st, from St Lawrence st to Rue-end st (2) 

Baker st from Drumfrochar road to Dellingburn square (2) 

Bank st, from Cathcart sqtiare to Dempster street (1, 3) 

Bearhope st, from Roxburgh st to Tobago st (3) 

Bedford st, from Newark st to Glen (3) 

Bell entry, from Dalrymple st to West breast (1) 

Belleville st, from Ratho st to Crescent st (2) 

Bentinck st, or Martha brae, from Esplanade to Newark st (3) 

Blackhall st (east), from R\ie-end st to Caledonian railway (2) 

Blackhall st (west), from Hamilton st to Grey place (3) 

Bogle st, from Rue-end st to Regent st (1, 2, 3) 

Border st, from East Crawford st southward (2)

Xll STREET DIRECTORY. 

Boyd place, from 27 to 35 West Blackhall st (3) 

Boyd st, from Ker st to Clarence st (3) 

Breast (east), from East Quay lane to foot of "William st (1) 

Breast (west), continuation of East breast to "West quay (1, 3) 

Brisbane st, from Nelson st to Madeira st (3) 

Broad close, from Cathcart st to Shaw st (1) 

Brougham st, from G-i-ey place westward to Margaret st (3) 

Bruce st, from Inverkip st to "W'ellington st (3) 

Buccleuch st, from Vennel to Ann st (3) 

Buchanan's close, 9 Dalrymple st (1) 

Campbell st, from Esplanade to Newton st (3) 

Captain st, from Sir Michael st to "\Yellington st (3) 

Carnock st, from St Andrew sq to Dellingburn st (2) 

Cartsburn st, from Rue-end st to Ujoper Ingleston (2) 

Cathcart sq, head of Hamilton, "William, and Cathcart sts (1) 

Cathcart st, from Cathcart sq to East India breast (1) 

Catherine st, from Forsyth st to Johnstone st (3) 

Chapel st, from Bogle st to Dellingburn st (2) 

Charles st, from Vennel to Dalrymple st (3) 

Church i^lace, from Cathcart sq to Market st (1) 

Clarence st, from Iloslin st to Ker st (3) 

Cowgate st, from Vennel to Market st (1, 3) 

Crawford st, east, head of Ratho st southward (2) 

Crawfurd st, west, from Charles st to Boyd st (3) 

Crawford lane, from Inverkip st westward (3) 

Crescent st, from Cartsburn st to Ayrshire Railway (2) 

Cross-shore st, from Cathcart st to East breast (1) 

Customhouse place, back of Customhouse and foot of East Quay 

lane (1) 

Dalrymple st, from Shaw st to Nicolson st (1, 3) 

Dellingburn st, from Rue-end st to Ayrshire Railway (2) 

Dellingburn sq, foot of Baker st (2) 

Dempster st, from Bank st running westward (3) 

Dock breast, from Customhouse place to East India breast (1) 

Donald's court, near East India breast, east-end of Cathcart st (1) 

Drummer's close, 5 Dalrymple st (1) 

Drumfrochar road, from Baker st to Drumfrochar (2, 3) 

Duncan st, from "\Yelling-ton st to East Shaw st (3) 

East India breast, from Dock breast to East India quay (1, 2) 

East Quay lane, from Cathcart st to Steamboat quay (1, 2) 

East Shaw st, from Ann st to Inverkip st (3) 

Eldon st, from Margaret st running westward to Gourock road (3) 

Esplanade, from Campbell st to Battery j)oint (3) 

Finnart st, from Nelson st, west to the Craigs (3) 

Forsyth st, from Esplanade to Finnart (3) 

Ford place, 14 and 16 South st (3) 

Fox st, from Esplanade to Finnart road (3) 

* 

George square, head of Kilblain st (3) 

Glen st, from Fox st to Maxwell st (3) 

Grey place, west end of "West Blackhall st (3) 

Hamilton st, from Cathcart sq. to "West Blackhall st (1, 3) 

Hamilton st, east, from Main st, Crawfordsdyke, to Port-Glasgow 

road (2) 

Harvie lane, fronj Hamilton st to Dalrymple st (3) 

Hay st, from Bank st to Lynedoch st (3)

STREET DIEECTOflY. XUl 

Highland Close, from Cathcart st to Shaw st (1) 

Hill st, from Eegent st to Lyle st (2) 

Hill-end st, from Thomas st to Belleville place (2) 

Holmscroft st, from Williamson st to Trafalgar st (2) 

Hope place, Antigua st (2) 

Hope st, from Upper Dellingburn st to Bank st (2, 3) 

Houston st, from West Stewart st to Campbell st (3) 

Hunter place, from Vennel to Harvie lane (3) 

Hyde Park, Belleville place (2) 

Ingieston st, from Baker st to Crescent st (2) 

Inverkij} st, from Vennel to Williamson st (3) 

Jamaica st, from West Blackball st to Union st (3) 

John st, from Cartsburn st to St Lawrence st 

Johnston st, from Union st to West Clyde st (3) 

Kelly st, from West Stewart st to Ford j)lace (3) 

Ker st, from West Blackball st Albert quay (3) 

Kilblain st, from Vennel to George sq (3) 

Kirk st, from Roslin st to West Church tsurying ground (3) 

Laird st, from West Blackball st to West burying ground (3) 

Lauriston st, from St Lawrence st southward (2) 

Lindsay's lane, from West Qu.ay lane to Vennel (3) 

Longwell Close, from 4i Cathcart st to Shaw st (1) 

Lyle st, from Bank st to Upiêr Dellingburn st (2, 3) 

Lynedoch st, from Mansionhouse to Drumfrochar road (2, 3) 

Macdougall st, off East Hamilton st (2) 

Mackenzie st, off East Hamilton st (2) 

Madeira st, from Brisbane st to Esplanade (3) 

Main st, Crawfordsdyke, from Rue-end st to East Hamilton st (2) 

Manse lane, from Hamilton st to Market st (1) 

Mearns st, from Shaw place to Drumfrochar road (3) 

Melville court, 31 Hamilton st to Market st (1) 

Mill st, from Prospecthill st to Drvimfrochar road (3) 

Moffat st, from Border st southward (2) 

Mount Pleasant st, west of Inverkip st southward (3) 

Mansionhouse lane, from Cathcart st to Terrace road (3) 

Margaret st, from Esplanade to Union st (3) 

Market st, from Church place to Tobago st (1) 

Martin terrace, from Patrick st to Eobeutson st (3) 

Morton terrace, Belleville st (2) 

Mount lane, from Shaw place to Regent st (3) 

Maxwell st, from Newark st to Eldon st (3) 

Nelson st (west), from George Sq to Inverkip road (3) 

Nelson st (Glebe), from Crawfurd st to Clarence st (3) 

Newton st, from Inverkip st to the Glen (3) 

New Dock lane, from East Quay lane to Dock breast (1) 

Newark st, from Jardine's burn to Drums brae (3) 

Nicolson st, from Nelson st to Ropework st (3) 

Nile st, from Ann st eastward (3) 

North st, from Esplanade to Eldon st (3) 

Octavia cottages. East Crawford st (2) 

Octavia terrace, west from Bentinck st (3) 

Open Shore, from Shaw st to New Dock head (1) 

Orchard st, from Crescent st sovithward (2) 

Patrick st, from Finnart st to West Clyde st (3) 

Port-Glasgow road, from East Hamilton st to Port-Glasgow (2)

XIV STREET DIRECTORY. 

Pottery st, from Port-Glasgow road to river, east of Clyde Potteries 2 

Prince's st, from Inverkip st to Nelson st (3) 

ProsiDecthill st, from Ann st westward (3) 

Ratho st, from East Hamilton st to Belleville st (1, 2) 

Regent st, from Dellingburn sq to Ann st (2, 3) 

Robertson st, from Brougham st to Finnart road (3) 

Rosneath st, from Esplanade to Eldon st (3) 

Ropework st, from Dalrymple st to Clyde st (3) 

Roslin st, from Crawford st to Clarence st (3) 

Roxburgh st, from Bank st to Inverkip st (3) 

Rue-end st, from Cathcart st to Main st, Crawfordsdyke (1, 2) 

St Andrew st, from Rue-end st, southward (2) 

St Andrew sq, from Springkell st to Carnock st (2) 

St Lawrence st, from Lauriston st to Crescent st (2) 

Salmon st, north-west side of Inverkip st—No. 34 (3) 

Shannon's close, from Shaw st to East breast (1) 

Shaw st, from Dalrymple st to Rue-end st (1) 

Shaw st (east) from Ann st to Nelson st (3) 

Shaw place, from Bank st to Ann st 

Sinclair st, off East Hamilton st (2) 

Sir John's brae, Mansionhouse lane (3) 

Sir Michael st, from Vennel to Roxburgh st (3) 

Smith's lane, from Vennel to Market st (1) 

South st, from Cemetery Gate westward (3) 

Springkell st, from Cartsburn st to St Andrew sq (2) 

Stanners st, from Main st, Cartsdyke, to John st (2) 

Customhouse quay, east and west of the Customhouse and Excise 

buildings (1) 

Stewart st (east) from Rue-end st to Greenock Foundry (2) 

Stewart st (west) from West Burn street to Houston st (3) 

Sugarhoiise Lane, from Vennel to Dalrymple st (3) 

Taylor's close, from Hamilton st to Dalrymple st (1) 

Terrace road, from Watt place to Regent st (1, 2) 

Thomas st, from East Crawford st, westward (2) 

Tobago st, from Inverkip st to Market st (3) 

Trafalgar st, from Shaw place to Dempster st (3) 

Union court, head of West Quay lane (3) 

Union st, from George sc[ to Newark st (3) 

Vennel, from Inverkip st to West breast (1, 3) 

Victoria place, 7 West Blackball st (3) 

Virginia st, from Chapel st to East India breast (2) 

Watt st, from Nelson st west to Kelly st (3) 

Watt place, south side of Cathcart and Cross-shore sts (1) 

Watson's lane, from Hamilton st to Vennel (3) 

Wellington court, 7 Cathcart sq (1) 

Wellington st, from Williamson st to Bank st (2) 

West Burn st, from Kilblain st to Dalrymple st (3) 

West Shaw st, from Inverkip st to Nelson st west (3) 

West Quay, from foot of West Quay lane, eastward (3) 

West Quay lane, from Dalrymple st to West Quay (3) 

Whitefarland point, near the Battery (3) 

William st (east) from St Lawrence st southward (2) 

William st, fi-oni Cathcart square to East and West breasts (1) 

Williamson st, from head of Inverkip st southward (3) 

York st, from Crawfurd st to Clarence st (3)

ANDREW HOLDEN, 

WATCHMAKER & JEWELLER, 

10, CATHCAKT STREET, 

GREENOCK. 

And 82, Montague Street, Rothesay. 

SilTcr Watches, from 26s to £7 7s 

Gold Watches, frsm 68s Upwards 

Cloclis, from 12s 6d „ 

Timepieces from 8s 6d „ 

Alarm Clock s, from 9s 6d „ 

Gold Alberts, from 35s „ 

JEW'ILERY OF EVERY DESRPTIOl 

Watches carefully Cleaned, 2s Od 

Best Mainsprings, 2s 6d 

Ji^wels, - - - - 2s 6d 

Watch Glasses, . - . - 2d each 

Watch Hands, - - - from 4d each 

Observe the Mdresses : 

10, CATHCART STREET, 

GREENOCK,F 

82, MONTAGUE STREET, 

ROTHESAY.

MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE. 

WHOLE PROFITS DIVIDED AMONG THE ASSURED. 

THE SCOTTISH EQUITABLE 

LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. 

HEAD OFFICE. LIHIDON OFFICE. 

26, ST ANDREW SQUAEE, EDIE". | 30, GRACECHURCH STREET, E. C. 

ESTABLISHED 183L 

President— 

His Gracrthe DUKE of BUCCLEUCH and QUEENSBERRY, K.G. 

Sir graham GRAHAM MONTGOMERY op Stanhope, Bart., M.P. 

THE 

SCOTTISH EQUITABLE is one of the oldest Mutual Life 

Assurance Institutions in Britain ; and the Undoubted Security 

it affords for the fulfilment of its obligations, as well as the Liberal 

Conditions of its Policies, have secured for it a large 

support. 

THE EXISTING ASSURANCES AMOUNT TO 

THE ANNUAL REVFNUE .... THE ACCUMULATED FUND - - - 

share of public 

£7,339,684 

277,721 

2,104,693 

BON-XJSTGS. 

Upwards of Two Million Pounds have from time to time been added 

to the Society's Policies, the result being that a Policy of £1000 effected 

in the first year of the Society is now increased to £1961 18s 7d. 

A Policy of the fifth year to £1831 2s 8d. 

A Policy of the tenth year to £1658 16s Id. 

And so on, according to the number of years the Policy has subsisted. 

THE FOLLOWING FACTS ARE WORTHY OF NOTICE :— 

The Expennes of Management are lower than those of any other Scottish Office. 

The Society has no Agents beyond the United Kingdom. It has never been 

Amalgamated with any other office. 

T. B. SPRAGUE, Manager. 

WM. FINLAY, Secretary. 

West of Scotland Branch Ofice—12S St VINCENT ST., GLASGOW. 

HUGH GIBSON, Resident Secretary. 

AGENTS IN GREENOCK. 

John Rodger, Clydesdale Bank. 

A. Cunningham, City Bank Buildings. 

ci_.OTs:iEi^s, 

Waverley Buildings, 29, West Burn Street. 

HAVE 

always in Stock a Choice Selection of Goods suitable for 

Boys" and Gentlemen's Dresîes.

POST-OPFICE 

GREENOCK DIRECTORT, 

ACCIDENT Insurance Co., 12 Forsyth st—John Gillespie 

agent 

Accident Insurance Co., 2 Bank st—Quintin Bone, agent 

ADAM Alexander, labourer, 12 John st 

Adam Alexander, carpenter, 18 Antigua st 

Adam Archibald (of Hamilton & Adam) 42 Eldon st 

Adam Archibald, jun. (of William Adam k Co.) Holly bank, 

47 Eldon st 

Adam Edward B., storekeeper, 19 Regent st 

Adam George, merchant, 1 Cathcart st. Ho. Woodside, 

Eldon st 

Adam George & Co., shipowners and timber measurers, 1 

Cathcart st 

Adam James, joiner and glazier, 4 Watson's lane. Ho. 

97 Roxburgh st 

Adam James, jun.. Sheriff Clerk Depute, Sheriff Court 

Buildings, Nelson st, west. Ho. 27 do 

Adam John, Town Chamberlain, Chamberlain's Office, Council 

Chambers, 6 Hamilton st. Ho. 49 Esplanade 

Adam William, engineer, 8 Nile Street 

Adam William, mason, 51 Holmscroft st 

Adam William, cooper, 8 Holmscroft st 

Adam William & Co., plumbers, coppersmiths and brassfounders, 

2 and 3 Dock breast 

Adam Mrs William, Holly bank, 47 Eldon st 

ADAMS Jackson, tailor, 48 St Lawrence st 

Adams James, weaver, Overton 

Adams James, joiner, 26 East Hamilton st 

Adams James, labourer, 3 West Burn st 

Adams John, cashier. Provident Bank. Ho. 12 Patrick st

DIRECTORY, 

Adams Joseph, labourer, 62 Wellington st 

Adams William D. , 17 Lynedoch st 

Adams William, deep-sea pilot, Grreenock. Ho. 4 Prospect 

Hill, Asliton, Gourock 

ADAMSON Daniel D. , Rockliill, 22 Margaret st 

Adamson William, hairdresser and news agent, 71 Main st 

Adamson Mrs William, 22 Margaret st 

ADVERTISER (Greenock) Office, 29 Hamilton st 

AGNEW Alexander & Son, house-factors and joiners, Terrace 

Road and 15 Cross-shore st 

Agnew Alexander, feuar, 8 Margaret st 

Agnew David (of Alex. Agiiew

DIRECTORY. 

Aitken William IST. A., bank accountant and insurance agent, 

National Bank of Scotland. Ho. above the bank 

Aitken William, warehouseman, 26 East Shaw st 

Aitken Miss, feuar, 7 East Shaw st 

Aitken Miss Janet, dressmaker, 28 West Blackhall st 

Aitken Mrs, grocer, 17 Antigua st 

AITKINSON Hugh, patternmaker, 25 Crescent at 

Aitkinson John, engineer, 7 Belleville st 

Aitkinson Richard, smith, 32 Ingleston st 

Aitkinson Miss, confectioner, 32 Ann st 

ALDER George, warehouse keeper, 5 Caddlehill st 

ALEXANDER Alexander, joiner, 16 Bruce st 

Alexander Alexander, farmer, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road 

Alexander Fred. & Co., merchants and sugar brokers, 32 

Cathcart st 

Alexander Frederick (of Fred. Alexander

DIRECTORY. 

Allan George, blacksmith, 32 Tobago st 

Allan George, joiner, 9 Dempster st 

Allan George, mason, 82 Roxburgh st 

Allan James, tobacconist, 22 West Blackball st 

Allan James, foreman, Gas Works, 30 West Blackball st 

Allan James, sailmaker, 5 York st 

Allan James, of Post Office, 14 Wellington st 

Allan James, slater, 51 Inverkip st 

Allan James, carter, 10 Terrace road 

Allan James, skinner, 90 East Hamilton st 

Allan James, enginedriver, 5 Newton st 

Allan John, fireman, 13 Ingleston st 

Allan John, baker, 2 Bruce st 

Allan John, boilermaker, 11 John st 

Allan John, joiner, 7 Newton st 

Allan Robert, 4 Mearns st 

Allan Robert, feuar, 3 Finnart terrace 

Allan Robert (of Robert Allan & Co.), 23 Ardgowan st, west 

Allan Robert & Co., steam packet agents, 19 Palmerston 

Buildings 

Allan Robert, wine and spirit merchant, G Ann st. Ho. 

11 do 

Allan Robert, salesman, 4 Bruce st 

Allan Robert, shopman, 24 Tobago st 

Allan Robert, sugar porter, 9 Hill st 

Allan Thomas, labourer, 32 East Hamilton st 

Allan Thomas, moulder, 11 Belleville st 

Allan William, plumber, 3 Ingleston st 

Allan William, wine and spirit merchant, 2 Mansionhouse 

lane. Ho. 42 Lynedoch st 

Allan William O. , wine and spirit merchant, 7 Inverkip st. 

Ho. Strathmore house, 36 Brisbane st 

Allan William, engineer, 28 East Crawfurd st 

Allan Mrs Arthur, lodgings, 15 Laird st 

Allan Mrs James, 6 West Stewart st 

Allan Mrs, 18 Antigua st 

Allan Mrs, dressmaker, 5 Newton st 

Allan Mrs, 2 York st 

ALLISON Alexander, joiner, 14 Bruce st 

Allison David, blacksmith, 6 Old Hill-end 

Allison David, engineer, 86 Belleville st 

Allison John (of Alex. Whitelaw & Co.), 1 Claude Place, 

Dempster st 

Allison John R. (of Crawhall, x4.11ison & Co.), 84 Union st 

Allison Robert, blacksmith, 39 Ann st 

Allison William, mason, 51 Inverkip st 

Allison William, Myrtle cottage, 43 Esplanade 

Allison Miss, 25 Ardgowan st. , west 

Allison Mrs J., 67 Roxburgh st

DIRECTORY, 

Allison Mrs Stewart, sawmiller and timber nierchaiit, Deer 

Park Saw Mills, 1 Dellingburn square. Ho. 12 East 

Blackhall st 

ALLISTER William, weaver, 108 Drumfrochar road 

ALLWOOD Jonathan, nautical instrument maker, 39 Lynedoch 

st 

ALSTON John, chain and anchor dealer, 2 East India breast. 

Ho. 7 Caddlehill st 

AMBLER William, engineer, R.N., 18 Wellington st 

AMOS Miss, 22 Brisbane st 

ANDERSON Adam, bookseller, 11 Market st 

Anderson A., enginekeeper, 65 Rue-end st 

Anderson Alexander & Sons, sugar refiners, Cappielow Sugar 

Refinery, East Hamilton st 

Anderson Alexander (of Alexander Anderson & Sons), 24 

Eldon street 

Anderson Alexander, general grocer, 34 Hamilton st. Ho. 

13 Newton st 

Anderson Alexander, bank porter, 14 Cross-shore st 

Anderson Alexander, engine driver, 91 Belleville st 

Anderson Andrew, tobacconist, 65 Rue-end st. Ho. do 

Anderson Colin, labourer, 48 Dalrymple st 

Anderson David, boilermaker, 31 Ingleston st 

Anderson Donald (of Alex. Anderson & Sons), 24 Eldon st 

Anderson Duncan, seaman, 32 Inverkip st 

Anderson Duncan, 22 West Blackhall st 

Anderson Duncan, mate, 95 Roxburgh st 

Anderson George, joiner, 9 East Blackhall st 

Anderson George J., shipmaster, 13 Andgowan st, west 

Anderson George, telegraph clerk, 12 Nile st 

Anderson George, blacksmith, 9 Belleville st 

Anderson Hugh, hosiery, glove, and trimming warehouse, 38 

Hamilton st. Ho. 48 Brougham st 

Anderson James, boilermaker, 36 Crescent st 

Anderson James, joiner, 85 Wellington st 

Anderson James, patternmaker, 2 Laurieston st 

Anderson James, engineer, 25 Lynedoch st 

Anderson James, engineer, 33 Ingleston st 

Anderson James, blacksmith and grocer, 48 St Lawrence st 

Anderson James, slater, 71 Ann st 

Anderson James, hosiery and furnishings, 54 St Lawrence st. 

Ho. 48 St Lawrence st 

Anderson John, engineer, 41 Lynedoch st 

Anderson John (of John Anderson

DIRECTORY. 

Anderson John, patternmaker, 50 St Lawrence st 

Anderson John, (of Alex. Anderson & Sons), Octavia terrace 

Anderson John, baker, 1 Bruce st 

Anderson John, carter, 11 Hill st 

Anderson John, engmeer, 5 Dellingburn square 

Anderson John, carter, 5 East Blackhall st 

Anderson John, gardener, 38 Nelson st, wast 

Anderson John, carpenter, 15 Belleville st 

Anderson John C. , grocer, 17 Cathcart st. Ho. 36 Crescent st 

Anderson Neil, grocer, 46 Inverkip st. Ho. 1 Crawford lane 

Anderson Peter, cabinetmaker, 20 Lynedoch st 

Anderson Q. L., silk mercer, 11 West Blackhall st 

Anderson Robert, engineer, 38 Nelson st, west 

Anderson Robert, river pilot, 15 Jamaica st 

Anderson Robert, patternmaker, 52 East Crawfurd st 

Anderson & Robertson, dyers and cleaners, 33 West Burn st 

Anderson Thomas, railway guard, 50 West Blackhall st 

Anderson Thomas, weigher, 2 Crawfurd st 

Anderson Thomas, carter, 13 Crawfurd st 

Anderson Thomas, boilermaker, 103 Belleville st 

Anderson William, boilermaker, 7 Hill st 

Anderson William, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 6 Dalrymple 

st. Ho. 22 Wellington st 

Anderson William, potter, 36 East Hamilton st 

Anderson W. Stewart, wine merchant, 24 West Blackhall st. 

Ho. 15 Robertson st 

Anderson Miss, lodgings, 17 Cartsburn st 

Anderson Miss, teacher, 38 Nicolson st 

Anderson Mrs Hugh, 12 Ingleston st 

Anderson Mrs James, 33 Sir Michael st 

Anderson Mrs James L., lodgings, 51 Brougham st 

Anderson Mrs Richard, 67 Union st 

Anderson Mrs Thomas, 28 Brisbane st 

Anderson Mrs William, 4 Trafalgar st 

Anderson Mrs, 10 Duncan st 

Anderson Mrs, 20 Wellington st 

Anderson Mrs, 33 Cathcart st 

Anderson Mrs, lodgings, 38 Nicolson st 

ANDREW Alexander, shipmaster, 77 Holmscroft st 

Andrew John, smith, 26 Crescent st 

Andrew Robert, baker, 19 Sir Michael st 

Andrew Mrs, tobacconist, 9 Lynedoch st 

Andrew Mrs, cowfeeder, 52 Inverkip st 

ANGUS James, engineer, 3 Lauriston st 

Angus John, inspector, Renfrewshire constabulary, 5 Mount 

Pleasant st 

Angus Robert, fitter, 7 Lauriston st 

Angus Thomas (of M'Lean, Angus & Co.), 2 Lyle st 

ANNAN William, engineer, 97 Roxburgh st

DIRECTORY. 

ANTWERP Steamship Office, 9 Cnstomhouse place — 

Graham Brymner, agent 

APOTHECARIES' Hall (Greenock), 28 Hamilton st 

Apothecaries' Hall (New), 17 Hamilton st 

APPLETON Thomas, ropespinner, M'CuUoch's land, Port- 

Glasgow road 

Appleton Mrs, 8 Ann st 

ARBUCKLE G. & M., fleshers, 1 Albert place. West Blackhall 

st 

Arbuckle George (of G. & M. Arbuckle), Eldon villa, 65 

Eldon st 

Arbuckle John, belt and hose maker, Stanners st. Ho. 6 

Wellington st 

Arbuckle Matthew (of G. & M. Arbuckle), 7 Grey place 

AkCKIBALD Alexander, shipmaster, 37 Lynedoch st 

Archibald William, wine and spirit merchant, 13 Charles st 

and 28 Market st. Ho. 1 Union st 

ARKLEY Arthur, tidewaiter, 31 Ann st 

Arkley Misses, dressmakers and straw bonnet makers, 38 

West Stewart st 

ARMIT James S. (of Smith & Armit), Loudon place, 73 

Holmscroft st 

ARMITAGE George, chemist, 30 Hamilton st. Ho. 17 

Brisbane st 

Armitage William, woolsorter, 118 Drumfrochar road 

Armitage William, overlooker, 41 Ann st 

ARMOUR Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 21 Regent st 

Armour George, carpenter, 30 Lynedoch st 

Armour Hugh, detective, 29 Nelson st, west 

Armour John, joiner, 11 Cross-shore st 

Armour John, mason, 4 Mansionhouse lane 

Armour Joseph, labourer, 85 Wellington st 

Armour Matthew, boot and shoemaker, 11 Charles st 

Armour Matthew, cooper, 19 Bearhope st 

Armour Mrs William, 3 Regent st 

Armour Mrs, dressmaker, 8 Watt st 

Armour Mrs George, 34 Nelson st, west 

ARMSTRONG David A., clerk, 64 Drumfrochar road 

Armstrong William, labourer, 21 Main st 

Armstrong William, painter, 34 Crescent st 

ARNOTT James, stevedore, 36 West Blackball st 

Arnott James, engineer, 29 Ingleston st 

Arnott John, engineer, 7 Mill st 

Arnott John, reporter, 10 Kelly st 

Arnott William, potter, Fencewood, East Parish 

ARROL Mrs Wm. grocer and provision merchant, 58 Yennel 

ARTHUR David, manufacturing chemist, Cartsburn Chemical 

Manure Works, Kilmalcolm road. Ho. Mount View 

Arthur James, joiner, 1 Mill st

8 DIRECTORY, 

Arthur James, joiner, 19 Ingleston st 

Arthur John P. , engineer, 4 Ingleston st 

Arthur Joseph F. , wine and spirit merchant, 38, West Blackhall 

st. Ho. Rosehill, East Bay, Gourock 

Arthur William, basketmaker, 43 Lynedoch st 

Arthur William, labourer, 28 Crawfurd st 

Arthur Mrs Robert, 40 Dalrymple st 

ASH Robert, rivetter, 12 Terrace road 

ASSESSOR of Income-tax for the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire—John 

Gillespie, 12 Forsyth st 

ASYLUM for the Blind (Sale Shop) 16 West Blackball st 

AULD Charles, M.D., physician and surgeon, 5 Houston st. 

Auld James, solicitor, notary public, and insurance agent, 14 

Hamilton st. Ho. 15 Newton st 

Auld William, writer and notary public, 46 Cathcart st. Ho. 

5 Houston st 

Auld Mrs, 17 Sir Michael st 

AUSTIN Adam, joiner, 15 Lyle st 

Austin Mrs Matthew, 27 Bruce st 

AVERY Thomas, collector of customs, Glenside, Finnart 

AYRES Robert, Primitive Methodist minister, 34 Nelson st 

B 

BAILEY James, labourer, 40 Roxburgh st 

Bailey Mrs Campbell, 25 Bank st 

BAILIE William, mariner, 4 Kilblain st 

BAILLIE Archibald, labourer, 43 Ann st 

Baillie James, deputy harbour master, 99 Belleville st 

Baillie Mrs, 10 Hill st 

BAIN Alexander, smith, Hyde Park Cottage, St Lawrence st 

Bain George, market gardener, 9 Mearns st. Ho. do 

Bain George, coal merchant, 41 Inverkip st. Ho. 95 

Roxburgh st 

Bain James, carter, 7 Bruce st 

Bain John, officer of fisheries, 3 Bank st. Ho. 35 Nelson 

st, west 

Bain John, moulder, 13 Ingleston st 

Bain Thomas, mgulder, 25 John st 

Bain Walter, cooper, 8 Nicolson st 

Bain William, 39 Lynedoch st 

Bain Miss, 5 Mount Pleasant st 

Bain Mrs, 10 Baker st 

Bain Mrs Thomas, Prince of Wales Hotel, 28 Cathcart st 

Bain Mrs Thomas, Prince of Wales Restaurant, 28 Cathcart st 

Bain Mrs Thomas, 22 Lynedoch st 

BAINE & Johnston, merchants and shipowners, 17 West 

Blackball st 

Baine James, manager, 75 Holmscroft st

DIRECTORY, 9 

Baine John A. , druggist, 9 West Blackhall st. Ho. 23 Mount 

Pleasant st 

Baine William, ropemaker, 23 Mount Pleasant st 

Baine William jun. , ropemaker, 43 Wellington st 

BAIRD Alexander, gardener, 52 St Lawrence st 

Baird Hugh, mason, 60 Wellington st 

Baird John, gardener, Seafield, 2 Fox st 

Baird Matthew, mason, 58 Wellington st 

Baird Robert A,, registrar of births, deaths and marriages 

for West District, 48 Cathcart st 

Baird Robert A. , stationer and lithographic printer, 41 and 

48 Cathcart st. Ho. 72 Eldon st 

Baird Thomas, gardener, Seafield, 2 Fox st 

Baird Miss Jane, restaurant, 11 Cathcart st. Ho. 5 Antigua st 

BAKERS' House of Call 8 Market st 

BALFOUR Daniel, ropemaker, 58 Lynedoch st 

BALLANTINE & Rowan, sugar refiners, Dellingburn st 

Ballantine George, breaksman, 13 Belleville st 

Ballantine James (of Greenock Distillery Co.), 7 Houston st 

Ballantine John H. (of Ballantine & Rowan), 37 Union st 

Ballantine Peter, joiner, ]3 Antigua st 

Ballantine William, flesher, 35 Lyle st 

BALLINGALL Peter, accountant, Bank of Scotland, 47 

Cathcart st 

BANCROFT Peter & Son, oil importers, Liverpool ; John 

Campbell, jun., agent, 54 Rue-end st 

Bank of Scotland, 47 Cathcart st 

BANKHEAD William, carter, 13 Ingleston st 

BANKS John, town missionary, 13 Mount Pleasant st 

Banks William, shipmaster, 85 Wellington st 

Banks Mrs Alexander, 5 Union st 

BANNATYNE Ebenezer, 24 John st 

Bannatyne John, plumber, 61 Holmscroft st 

Bannatyne Mrs Robert, feuar, 3 Ropework st 

BANNIGAN D., wholesale bag and cask dealer, 16 Roxburgh 

st 

Bannigan Edward, lodgings, 40 Shaw st 

BAPTIST Church, 39 West Burn st 

BARBOUR Alexander, boatman, 6 Nelson sf, Glebe 

Barbour Archibald, labourer, 6 Ingleston st 

Barbour Archibald, boatman, 1 Yennel 

Barbour James, boilermaker. East Crawford st 

Barbour James, boatman, 3 York st 

Barbour James, labourer, 104 Drumfrochar road 

Barbour Robert, cooper, 63 Ann st 

Barbour Robert, joiner, 26 Bruce st 

Barbour Thomas, draper, 29 West Burn st. Ho. 22 

Brisbane st 

Barbour William, boilerm.aker, 93 Belleville st

10 DIRECTORY. 

Barbour William, joiner, 22 St. Lawrence st 

Barbour William, confectioner, 25 Charles st 

Barbour Mrs Thomas, 71 Regent st 

Barbour Miss, dressmaker, 67 Regent st 

Barbour Miss Jessie, milliner, 57 Holmscroft st 

BARCLAY David Elder (of R. Ewing & Co.), ISBentinckst 

Barclay Henry, carter, 6 Carnock st 

Barclay Hugh, miller, Cartsburn Mill. Ho. do 

Barclay James, engineer, 21 Ingleston st 

Barclay James, joiner, 36 Ingleston st 

Barclay John S. (of M'Lean & Barclay), 5 Kelly st 

Barclay John, grocer and provision merchant, 35 Cathcart st. 

Ho. Ivy Cottage, Gourock 

Barclay John, shoemaker, grocer and corn-extractor^ 30 Inverkip 

st 

Barclay John, passenger agent, Lynedoch station 

Barclay John, joiner, 73 Regent st 

Barclay John (of Blake, Barclay & Co.), 5 Old Hill-end 

Barclay John, jun.,_ fish and oil merchant, 20 Hamilton st. 

Ho. 30 Inverkip st 

Barclay Robert, baker, 15 Cartsburn st. Ho. do 

Barclay William, foreman labourer, 91 Port-Glasgow road 

Barclay Mrs Alex., 25 Bruce st 

Barclay Mrs, 5 Lynedoch st 

Barclay Mrs, lodgings, 17 Lyle st 

BARK Andrew, carjênter, 41 Nelson st, west 

BARLOW James, i)ainter, 13 Hope st 

BARR Allan, waiter, 5 West Blackhall st 

Barr Angus, cooper, 66 Ann st 

Barr Archibald, cowfeeder, 16 John st 

Barr James, labourer, 4 Mount Pleasant st 

Barr James, gardener, Gateside, Inverkip road 

Barr James S., 10 Wellington st 

Barr James, coal merchant, Commercial Buildings, 1 4 Hamilton 

st. Ho. 4 Robertson st 

Barr John, engineer, 39 Lynedoch st 

Barr John, gardener, 33 Brougham st 

BaiT John, boilermaker, 13 West Stewart st 

Birr John, (of Barr & Co.), 24 Belleville st 

Barr Matthew, labourer, 3 Regent st 

Barr M'Leod (of Millar & Barr), 13 South st 

Barr Neil, engineer, 74 Ann st 

Barr Peter, gardener, 60 Kelly st 

Barr Robert, coal merchant, 2 Claude place, Dempster st 

Barr William, carpenter, 6 Old Hill-end 

Barr William, carjDenter, 2 Lauriston st 

Barr William, stationer and lithographer, 26 Hamilton st. 

Ho. 39 Lynedoch st 

Barr William (of Barr & Macfarlane), 22 Lyle st

DIRECTORY. 11 

Barr & Macfarlane, fleshers, 22 Lynedoch st 

Barr & Co. , coppersmiths andbrassfounders, Cartsburn copper 

and brass works, Orchard and Ingleston sts 

Barr Elizabeth, grocer, 14 Regent st 

Barr Mrs Robert, 17 Lyle st 

Barr Miss, 18 Sir Michael st 

BARRIE David, engine driver, 71 Wellington st 

Barrie James (of Greenock Towing Co. ), 29 Patrick st 

Barrie James A., river pilot, 10 Kelly st 

Barrie John, inspector of water pipes, Dempster st • 

Barrie Mrs, 84 Roxburgh st 

Barrie Mrs, 29 Patrick st 

BARRON Alexander, joiner, 1 Claude place, Dempster st 

Barron Alexander, labourer, 37 Crawfurd st 

Barron Miss, tobacconist, 7 Vennel 

Barron Mrs, matron of Training Home for Friendless Girls, 

24 Mount Pleasant st 

BASTOW John, rivetter, 97 Belleville st 

BATHGATE George (of M'Millan & Bathgate), 16 St 

Lawrence st 

BATTERS Silas, engineer, 7 Bruce st 

BAXTER Archibald, blacksmith, 22 Market st 

Baxter Daniel, labourer, 3 Mackenzie st 

Baxter David, engineer, 89 Belleville st 

Baxter James, storekeeper. Upper Mearns st 

Baxter John, 1 Finnart terrace 

Baxter John, blacksmith, 7 Belleville st 

Baxter Malcolm, carpenter, 12 Terrace road 

Baxter Malcolm, engineer, 30 Ingleston st 

Baxter Peter, joiner, 2 Crawfurd st 

Baxter Thomas, engineer, 65 Regent st 

Baxter Mrs Robert, feuar, 6 Kilblain st 

Baxter Mrs A. , 16 Antigua st 

BEAR George, out-door officer, H.M.C., 31 Lynedoch st 

BEATON John, labourer, 19 Regent st 

Beaton John, carpenter, 68 East Hamilton st 

Beaton Kenneth, labourer, 9 Crawfurd st 

Beaton Peter, carter, 6 Sugarhouse lane 

Beaton Peter, carter, 6 Kilblain st 

Beaton Samuel, labourer, 58 Drumfrochar road 

Beaton Mrs, midwife, 50 Crawfurd st 

Beaton Mrs, 33 Lyle st 

BEATTIE George, shoemaker, 70 Ann st. 

grocer, ] 6 Brisbane st 

Beattie Miss J. , 

Beattie Miss, grocer, 85 Roxburgh st 

BECKFORD John, storekeeper, 34 East Hamilton st 

BEGGS Hamilton, labourer, 10 Springkell st 

BEITH Edward, Customs' officer, 13 Mount Pleasant st 

Beith Matthew, tailor, 75 Regent st

12 DIRECTORY. 

Beith Thomas, grocer, 13 Cartsbiirn st. Ho. 3 Arthur st 

BELL Archibald, dyer and cleaner, 25 West Blackball st. 

Ho. Paisley- 

Bell Duncan, carpenter, 19 Bruce st 

Bell James, plumber, 8 Antigua st 

Bell James, engineer, 21 Antigua st 

Bell John, baker, 3 West Blackball st. Ho. 8 West Stewart st 

Bell John, shipmaster, 36 Nelson st, west 

Bell John, broker, 13 Vennel 

Bell John, labourer, 6 John st 

Bell John, grocer, 6 Yennel. Ho. 6 Laurieston st 

Bell John, vanman, 13 Nelson st, west 

Bell Peter & Co., plumbers, 11 Chapel st 

Bell Peter (of Peter Bell & Co.), 29 Regent st 

Bell Robert H., mate, 7 Brisbane st 

Bell Robert, labourer, 50 Shaw st 

Bell William, rivetter, 3, Hamilton st 

Bell Miss, 39 West Blackball st 

Bell Mrs John, fruiterer and green grocer, 13 West Blackhall 

st 

BENDELL William, 9 Antigua st 

BENNET G. M., engineer, 43 Lynedoch st 

Bennet John, engineer, 62 Ann st 

Bennet Robert, joiner, 10 Carnock st 

BENNIE Alexander, 12 St Lawrence st 

BENSON John, joiner, 53 Kelly st 

Benson William, baker, 77 Regent st 

Benson Mrs, grocer, 34 Mearns st 

Benson Mrs William, sen. , 23 Lynedoch st 

Benson Mrs, jun. , 23 Lynedoch st 

BENZIE J., outfitter, 19 Cathcart st. Ho. 2 Mearns st 

BERRY John, policeman, 30 Bruce st 

BERTRAM William, clerk, 5 Mount Pleasant st 

BEVERIDGE David, engineer, 35 Ingleston st 

Beveridge George, cooper, 85 Belleville st 

Beveridge James, blacksmith, 3 Ingleston st 

Beveridge Robert, mason, 23 Bruce st 

Beveridge William, boilermaker, 14 St Andrew st. Ho. 10 

East Blackball st 

BICKET Robert, skinner, 2 Sinclair st 

Bicket Robert, outfitter, 8 Dalrymple st. Ho. 45 Holmscroft 

st 

BIGGAM John, spirit merchant, 35 Dalrymple st. Ho. 

Harvie Lane 

Biggam Robert, porter, 1 Ratho st 

Biggam Samuel, smith, 44 Arthur st 

Biggam. Mrs David, 30 Dalrymple st 

BIGGART Robert, coachman, 59 Eldon st 

Biggart Robert, carpenter, 5 Bruce st

DIRECTORY. 13 

BILCASE John, carpenter, 35 Lynedoch st 

BINNIE Robert (of James Richardson & Co.), Ashford, 

Gourock 

Binnie Mrs, 13 Ingleston st 

BIRKMYEE Henry, clerk, 57 Regent st 

Birkmyre William (of Greenock Sacking Co.), Ardenlea, 105 

Eldon st 

BISSET Mrs Thomas, dressmaker, 30 Ann st 

BISSLAND John, baker, 5 Artlmr st. Ho. do 

BLACK Adam, engineer, 19 Wellington st 

Black Adam, cabinetmaker, 19 Mount Pleasant st 

Black Alexander, clerk, 24 Wellington st 

Black A. J. , 11 Ardgowan square 

Black A. L. , deep sea pilot, 5 Kelly st 

Black Angus, carpenter, 34 Dairymple st 

Black Archibald, carpenter, 3 Brougham st 

Black Archibald, seaman, 8 Kilblain st 

Black & Crombie, auctioneers and valuators, 42 Cathcart st 

Black Daniel, carpenter, 16 Crescent st 

Black Daniel, cabinetmaker, 10 Carnock st 

Black David, carpenter, 3 Ingleston st 

Black David, sheriff-officer, 3 Bank st. Ho. 10 Lyle st 

Black Duncan, flesher, 20 Hope st. Ho. do 

Black George Hedger, writer, 5 West Blackball st. Ho. 

Clarendon Place, Eldon st 

Black Hugh, tea and coffee merchant, 37 Hamilton st. Ho. 

13 Brisbane st 

Black Hugh, farmer, Craigieknowes, East Parish 

Black James W. , bookseller, stationer and bookbinder, 17 

West Blackball st. Ho. 13 Newton st 

Black James, joiner and builder, 7 West Stewart st. Ho. 11 

Kelly st 

Black James, tailor, 25 Bruce st 

Black James, labourer, 36 Holmscroft st 

Black James, carpenter, 5 Lynedoch st 

Black James, joiner, 67 Rue-end st 

Black James, police constable, 24 Bruce st 

Black .lohn, writer and notary public, 5 West Blackball st. 

Ho. Clarendon place, 8 Eldon st 

Black John, break sman, 23 Belleville st 

Black John, boilermaker, 8 St Lawrence st 

Black John, cooper, 56 Drumfrochar road 

Black John, colliery agent, 23 Palmerston buildings. Ho. 

83 Wellington st 

Black John, labourer, 76 Ann st 

Black John Robert, M.B., CM., and L.M., physician and 

surgeon, 41 Cathcart st. Ho. 8 Eldon st 

Black Joseph, labourer, 1 Ratho st 

Black P. & A., brewers and maltsters, Captain st

14 DIRECTORY. 

Black Patrick A., clerk, 63 Nicolson st 

Black Patrick M. (of P. & A. Black), 53 Union st 

Black Robert, moulder, 36 Crescent st 

Black Robert, smith, 30 Lynedoch st 

Black Thomas, joiner, 8 Hope st 

Black Thomas, sailmaker and ship chandler, 3 and 4 Cnstomhouse 

place. Ho. 19 Ardgowan st, west 

Black William, accountant, 39 Kelly st 

Black William (of Black & Crombie), 40 Holmscroft st 

Black Elizabeth, outfitter, 27 Vennel. Ho. 40 Holmscroft st 

Black Miss Jane, lodgings, 29 Charles st 

Black Mrs A., 26 John st 

Black Mrs G-., lodgings, 7 Lynedoch st 

Black Mrs John, 10 Eldon st 

Black Mrs, 15 East Shaw st 

Black Mrs, grocer, 29 Brougham st. Ho. 3 do 

Black Mrs, 24 Wellington st 

Black Mrs, 28 Lynedoch st 

BLACKBURN Mrs Alexander, 4 Cross-shore st 

BLACKIE Robert, clerk, 64 Roxburgh st 

BLACKMORE Edward (of Rankin & Blackmore), 53 Forsyth 

st 

BLACKWOOD James, carpenter, 15 Hope st 

Blackwood James, joiner, 64 Ann st ^ 

Blackwood John, spirit dealer, 40 Cathcart st. Ho. 20 

Lyle st 

Blackwood Robert, j)otter, 107 Port-Glasgow road 

BLAIN James, boilermaker, 70 Port-Glasgow road 

BLAIR Alexander, moulder, 41 Lynedoch st 

Blair Alexander,, writer, notary public, and J. P. Fiscal, 4 

Hamilton st. Ho. 23 Esplanade 

Blair Archibald, governor of poorhouse, 12 Captain st 

Blair Daniel, boatbuilder, 35 Ann st 

Blair David, flour merchant, 2 Shaw place 

Blair David, printer and publisher. Ho. 16 Wellington st 

Blair Misses, Berlin repository, 4 West Blackball st. Ho. 

8 Regent st 

Blair Hugh, wine and spirit merchant,- 3 Bell entry. Ho. 

Blairmuir Cottage, Kirn 

Blair Hugh, shoemaker, 32 Wellington st 

Blair Hugh, contractor. West Quay. Ho. 14 Bearhope st 

Blair Hugh R., commission agent, 22 Kelly st 

Blair James, carter, 33 Ingleston st 

Blair John, blacksmith, 4 Ingleston st 

Blair John, joiner, 24 Trafalgar st 

Blair John, joiner, 28 East Hamilton st 

Blair Joseph, printer and publisher, Greenock Herald Office, 

40 Cathcart st 

Blair Joseph, watchman, 8 Chapel st

DIRECTORY.. 15 

Blair, Keid, & Steele (limited), sugar refiners, 12 Ingleston st 

Blair R-icliard, engineer, 8 Regent st 

Blair Robert & Sons, cabinetmakers and upliolsterers, 32 and 

34 Nicolson st 

Blair Robert, feuar, Woodside cottage, Robertson st 

Blair Robert, Avriter, Procurator-Fiscal of Lower Ward of 

Renfrewshire, Sheriff Court Buildings, Nelson st, west. 

Ho. Craigard, Finnart st 

Blair Robert, cabinetmaker, 10 Regent st 

Blair Robert & Co., grocers, 12 Ann st 

Blair Thomas, labourer, 14 Crescent st 

Blair Thomas, master rigger, 27 Mearns st 

Blair Thomas, gardener, 20 South st 

Blair Thomas A. (of Robt. Blair & Sons), Viewville, Finnart st 

Blair Thomas, jun. , boot and shoemaker, 30 West Burn st. 

House 53 Kelly st 

Blair William (of Robert Blair & Sons), Woodside cottage, 

Robertson st 

Blair William S., joiner, 5 Dempster st 

Blair William, dyer, 64 Ann st 

Blair William, joiner, 26 Hamilton st 

Blair William, assistant clerk to Police Commissioners, Coun- 

cil Chambers. Ho. 38 Mearns st 

Blair Miss, 65 Union st 

Blair Mrs, carter, Trafalgar st 

Blair Mrs, 29 Crescent st 

Blair Mrs Archibald, Dempster st 

Blair Mrs Joseph, 2 Watt place 

Blair Mrs Robert, 8 Chapel st 

BLAKE, Barclay & Co., engineers, Victoria Works, Macdougall 

st, off East Hamilton st 

Blake Edward, customhouse officer, 24 Trafalgar st 

Blake John (of Blake, Barclay & Co.), 5 Carnock st 

Blake Laurence, engineer, 93 Belleville st 

BLANCHE Richard, clerk, 16 South st 

BLICKLE J. B., watchmaker, 50 Holmscroft st 

BLIND Asylum workshop, 14 Crawford st 

BLUE Alexander, cooper, 13 West Blackball st 

Blue Dugald, cooper, 17 Ann st 

Blue Dugald, labourer, 2 Ropework st 

Blue James, engineer, 22 Ann st 

Blue John, carter, 39 Roxburgh st 

BLYTH Thomas, blacksmith, 62 Ann st 

BOAG Andrew, writer and insurance agent. Commercial 

buildings, 

Jamaica st 

14 Hamilton st. Ho. Holly cottage, 12 

Boag Andrew, practical engraver and artist, 4 Hamilton st 

Boag Finlay, labourer, 50 Dalrymple st 

Boag James, plumber, 40 Holmscroft st

16 DIRECTORY. 

Boag James, slater, 9 East Shaw st 

Boag James, cooper, 75 Holmscroft st 

Boag Peter, millwright, 13 Mearns st 

Boag Robert, carter, 32 West Blackhall st 

Boag Robert, ship and general smith, 55 Shaw st. Ho. 12 

Jamaica st 

Boag Thomas, ropemaker, 45 Lynedoch st 

Boag Mrs, 17 Nelson st, west 

BODAN John, labourer, 19 Ingleston place 

BOLD Alexander, spirit dealer, 47 Inverkip st. Ho. 2 Bruce st 

Bold George, engineer, 17 Main st 

BOLL Mrs John, 19 Nicolson st 

BOLTON Joseph, labourer, 18 Ann st 

Bolton Henry, seaman, 7 Lynedoch st 

BONAR James, rivetter, 8 Cross-shore st 

Bonar Rev. Jno. Jas. , minister, St Andrew's Free Church. 

Ho. Ardgowan st, west 

Bonar John, salesman, 47 Roxburgh st 

Bonar John, patternmaker, 10 Hill st 

BONE David, joiner, 20 Hope st 

Bone Hugh, joiner, 36 Holmscroft st 

Bone J ames (of Faulds & Bone), 9 George square 

Bone Quintin, accountant and house factor, and treasurer to 

Burgh School Board, 2 Bank st. Ho. 17 Newton st 

Bone Thomas W. E. (of Foulds & Bone), 9 George square 

Bone Mrs James, 13 Antigua st 

Bone Mrs William, 9 George Square 

BONES, Richard, R.N., divisional officer, 6 Trafalgar st 

Bones Thomas, labourer, 12 Baker st 

BOOLDS Henry John, Lloyd's surveyor, 32 Cathcart st. 

Ho. 3 Martin Terrace 

BOON Mrs, 15 Brougham si 

BORLAND Andrew, labourer, 22 Wellington st 

Borland John, missionary, 6 Antigua st 

Borland J. C. , temperance hotel keeper, 24 Cathcart st 

Borland John, provision merchant, 32 East Shaw st. Ho. 


BORN Joseph, steward, R.N., 16 South st 

BORTHWCK Alexander, family grocer and wine merchant, 

11 Union st and'78 Roxburgh st. Ho. 19 Kelly st 

Borthwick David, joiner, 72 Wellington st 

Borthwick George, railway goods guard, 5 Dellingburn square 

Borthwick Thomas, joiner, 24 Sir Michael st 

Borthwick Thomas, grain merchant and commission agent, 

10 Cross-shore st. Ho. 20 Wellington st 

Borthwick William, joiner, 27 West Blackhall st 

BOSWELL Mrs, 1 Inverkip road 

BOUSTEAD (fe Dunbar, ship brokers, Exchange buildings, 

27 Cathcart st

DIRECTORY, 17 

BOUDEN Henry, shipmaster, 20 West Stewart st 

BOUTARD L. E., shipbroker and commission agent, 7 Brisbane 

st 

BOWEN, C. H., shipmaster, 82Iloxburgh st 

BOWERS Mrs, Battery place, 57 Esplanade 

BOWERBANK John, hoopmaker, 10 Nicolson st 

BOWES David, commission agent, 9 Dalrymple st 

BOWIE Andrew, engineer, 11 Antigua st 

Bowie Archibald, potato merchant, 40 Lynedoch st 

Bowie Archibald, engineer, 1 Hay st 

Bowie James, boilermaker, 30 Ann st 

Bowie James, caulker, 40 East Crawford st 

Bowie James, fireman, 14 Regent st 

Bowie John, joiner, 9 Dempster st 

Bowie Thomas, carpenter, 12 Terrace road 

Bowie William, CM., teacher, Highlanders' Academy. Ho. 


BOWLING Green, Ardgowan sq 

Bowling and Greenock Towing Co., steam tug owners, 10 

West breast 

Bowling Mrs, 13 Kelly st 

BOWMAN James (of Bowman & Hunter), 49 Vennel 

Bowman & Hunter, auctioneers, valuators, and furniture 

warehousemen, 20 and 23 West Blackball st 

Bowman John, shoemaker, 6 West Burn st 

Bowman William, joiner, 2 Claud place, Dempster st 

Bowman William, architect, 31 Dempster st 

Bowman Miss, grocer, 31 Dempster st 

Bowman Mrs, 5 Carnock st 

BOYCE Edward, spirit dealer, 31 Shawst. Ho. 1 1 Lynedoch st 

BOYD Andrew, 39 Union st 

Boyd Bryce, joiner, 24 Antigua st 

Boyd David, joiner and cabinetmaker, 16 Charles st and 12 

Dalrymple st. Ho. 32 Tobago st 

Boyd David, joiner, 7 Brougham st. Ho. 10 South st 

Boyd David, carpenter, 23 Belleville st 

Boyd David, carpenter, 31 Ingleston st 

Boyd Rev. David, minister of the Gospel, 49 Brougham st 

Boyd James, carpenter, 4 John st 

Boyd James, naval and military clothier and livery maker, 

34 Wêst Blackball st. Ho. 69 Nicolson st 

Boyd James, sawyer, 11 Belleville st 

Boyd James, lemonade manufacturer, Waverley lane. Ho. 

10 Watt st 

Boyd James, plumber, 74 Wellington st 

Boyd James, tobacconist, 1 Ann st. Ho. 24 Antigua st 

Boyd J. & W. , gold and silversmiths, Park buildings, 11 West 

Blackball st 

Boyd John (of J. & W. Boyd), 67 Nicolson st

18 

DIRECTORY, 

Boyd John, wine and spirit merchant, 12 Sir Michael st. Ho. 

14 Ardgowan st, west 

Boyd John, cabinetmaker, 10 South st 

Boyd John, labourer, 106 Drumfrochar road 

Boyd Robert, clothier, 45 Hamilton st. Ho. 17 Newton st 

Boyd Johnstone, van driver, 70 Wellington st 

Boyd Thomas, provision merchant, 26 Charles st. Ho. CO 

Ann st 

Boyd Thomas, millwright, 9 Belleville st 

Boyd William (of J. & W. Boyd), 21 Brisbane st 

Boyd William, carter, 9 Lyle st 

Boyd William, joiner, 5 Nile st 

Boyd William, 91 Belleville st 

Boyd Miss, tobacconist, 10 East Quay lane 

Boyd Miss, milliner, 27 Nelson st, west 

Boyd Mrs Daniel, 16 Wellington st 

BOYLE Alexander, porter, 6 West Quay lane 

Boyle Hugh, labourer, 3 Shannon's close 

Boyle James, engineer, Q6 Regent st 

Boyle James, grocer and provision merchant, 8 Smith's lane. 

Ho. 10 Regent st 

Boyle Neil, carter, 5 East Shaw st 

Boyle John, mason, 15 East Shaw st 

Boyle Elizabeth, pawnbroker, 13 East Quay lane. Ho. 4 

Nelson st, west 

BRABENDER John, carter, 5 Ropework st 

BRADDEN James T., river pilot, 27 West Blackball st 

BRADLEY Charles, labourer, 30 Ann st 

Bradley James, shoemaker, 31 Dalrymple st 

Bradley James, cabinetmaker, 22 Tobago st 

Bradley John, plumber, 40 Shaw st 

Bradley John, upholsterer, 24 Hamilton st 

Bradley Miss, hotel keeper, 2 Boyd st 

Bradley Mrs, 2 St Andrew st 

BRADSHAW William, engineer, 31 Ingleston st 

BRADY James, wine and spirit merchant, 17 Dalrymple st. 


Brady John, rivetter, 5 Ann st 

BRAID Christopher, butler, 29 Newark st 

BRAIDLEY Mrs, lodgings, 24 Hamilton st 

BRAND David, sawyer, 12 Watt st 

Brand William, carrier, 66 East Hamilton st 

BRANNAN Patrick, shoemaker, 20 Stanners st 

Brannan Martin, hammerman, 10 Springkell st 

BRANSFIELD Robert, boarding-house keeper, 48 Shaw st 

BREWSTER James, boilermaker, 7 Mill st 

Brewster Samuel, labourer, 2 Cartsburn st 

BREMNER Alexander, F.E.I. S., head master, St Andrew 

Square School. Ho. 26 Mearns st

DIRECTORY. 19 

BRIGHTON" George B., family grocer and provision merchant, 

Ardgowan Buildings, 23 West Blackhall st. Ho 

24 West Stewart st 

Brighton John, wholesale provision merchant and ham cnrer, 

Waverley Lane. Ho. 15 Nelson st 

Brighton Mathew, ham curer, 52 Ann st 

BRITON Thomas, glazier and glass merchant, 26 Sugarhouse 

lane. Ho. do 

Briton Josei)h, painter, 6 Mount Pleasant st 

BRITISH Linen Co.'s Bank, Bank Buildings, 13 William st. 

T. 0. Hunter, agent, Woodburn, 2 Newark st 

British and Foreign Marine Insurance Co., 2 West quay. 

Leitch & Muir, agents 

BRITTLEBANK Thomas, customs' boatman, 59 Ann st 

BROADBURN James, fruiterer, 31 West Burn st 

BROADFOOT James, plumber, 2 West Breast. Ho. 23 

Bentinck st 

Broadfoot William, spirit dealer, 61 Rue-end st. Ho. 51 

Brougham st 

BROCK Archibald, engineer, 89 Belleville st 

Brock James, shipmaster, 4 Robertson st 

Brock John, engine-fitter, 3 Regent st 

Brock William F. , 

engineer, 13 Ingleston st/ 

BROCKBANK Miles, shoemaker, 5 York st 

BROCK James, coa], lime and brick merchant, Albert harbour 

station, Patrick st. Ho. 4 Robertson st 

BRODIE James (of William Kelly & Co.), 24 Patrick st 

Brodie John & Son, tailors and clothiers, 22 Cathcart st 

Ho. 12 Wellington st 

Brodie John, accountant, 71 Nicolson st 

Brodie Matthew, contractor, Cowdenknowes Cottage 

Brodie William, Buck's Head Hotel, 2 Watson's Lane 

Brodie Miss, dressmaker, 80 Roxburgh st 

Brodie Mrs, 18 Sir Michael st 

Brodie Mrs James, 12 St Lawrence st 

Brodie Mrs, stationer, 73 Nicolson st. Ho. 67 Nicolson st 

Brodie Mrs, lodgings, 30 Brisbane st 

BROMAN John, shipbroker, 19 Kelly st 

BROOKE Francis, machinist, 8 West breast 

BROOM Alexander, carpenter, 91 Belleville st 

BROTCHIE Donald, seamen's chaplain, 26 Brisbane st 

BROUGH John, smith and cartwright, 4 Chapel st. Ho. 

43 Lynedoch st 

BROUN Neil & Co. , timber measurers, 2 Cathcart st 

BROWN Alex., Holly villa, Finnart st 

Brown A. & H., ship carpenters and boatbuilders, 6 Dock 

breast. Ho. 22 Union st 

Brown Alexander, plumber, 46 Lynedoch st 

Brown Alexander, engine driver, 21 Belleville st 

Z'

20 

DIRECTORY. 

Brown Alexander, hairdresser and perfumer, 2 Cathcart sq 

and 30 Tobago st. Ho, 46 Cathcart st 

Brown Alexander, railway restaurant, 60 Lynedoch st. Ho, 

16 Mearns st 

Brown Alexander, engineer, 30 Ingleston st 

Brown Alexander, seaman, 5 Shaw st 

Brown Alexander, vanman, 38 Holmscroft st 

Brown Alexander, poulterer, 11 Watt st 

Brown Alexander, boilermaker, 34 Inverkip st 

Brown Alexander, boilermaker, 7 Cross-shore st 

Brown Alexander, refreshment rooms, 17 Shaw st 

Brown Andrew, painter, 26 Crescent st 

Brown Andrew, feuar, 48 Inverkip st 

Brown Archibald (of Macfarlan, Brown & Co,), 12 Brisbane 

st 

Brown Archibald, baker, 1 Argyle st 

Brown Archibald, carter, 30 Cartsburn st 

Brown Archibald, Albert Harbour-master, 23 Kelly st 

Brown Archibald (of Henderson, Brown & Co.), 17 West 

Blackball st 

Brown Charles, labourer, 4 Boyd st 

Brown David, cooper, 13 Ingleston st 

Brown David (of Halbert & Brown), 35 Ingleston st 

Brown David, 6 Holmscroft st 

Brown Donald, shoemaker, 63 Nicolson st 

Brown Donald, carpenter, 8 Kilblain st 

Brown Donald, carpenter, 35 Ingleston st 

Brown Dugald, carpenter, 40 Roxburgh st 

Brown Duncan, sailmaker, 77 Regent st 

Brown Duncan, clferk, 22 West Stewart st 

Brown Ebenezer, labourer, 5 Tobago st 

Brown Edward, grocer, 46 East Hamilton st 

Brown Frederick, seaman, 28 West Burn st 

Brown George, painter and decorator, 3 Albert place. Ho. 

Belmont house, 6^ George sq 

Brown Hamilton (of A. & J. Brown), 22 Union st 

Brown Henry, fireman, 21 Belleville st 

Brown Hugh, tobacconist, 25 Ann st 

Brown James, traveller, 58 Kelly st 

Brown James, porter, 23 Nicolson st 

Brown James, printer, 7 Hope st 

Brown James, of Post Office, 18 South st 

Brown James, planer, 29 Ingleston st 

Brown James, tobacconist, 7 Rue-end st 

Brown James, jun., collector of water and school rates, 8 

Cathcart square. Ho. 34 Brisbane st 

Brown James, boilermaker, 13 Charles st 

Brown J, & G., plasterers, 1 Charles st 

Brown John, smith, 7 Dempster st

DIRECTORY. 21 

Brown John, carpenter, 28 East Hamilton st 

Brown John, boilermaker, 27 Belleville st 

Brown John, baker, cook and confectioner, 45 Hamilton st 

and 11 Union st. Ho. 25 Brisbane st 

Brown John, labourer, 66 Ann st 

Brown John, joiner, 1 Hill st 

Brown John, engineer, 5 Bearhope st 

Brown John, feuar, 2 Esplanade 

Brown John (of J. & G. Brown), 9 Mount Pleasant st 

Brown John, rigger, 14 Cathcart st 

Brown John, joiner, 7 Hill st 

Brown John, colporteur, and agent for Religious Tract and 

Book Society of Scotland, 12 Duncan st 

Brown John, mason, 77 Begent st 

Brown John, upholsterer, 85 Boxburgh st 

Brown John, coachman, 2 Lauriston st 

Brown John, coal merchant, 7 Holmscroft st 

Brown John, storekeeper, 25 Belleville st 

Brown Joseph, labourer, 62 Regent st 

Brown Lawrence, blockmaker, 1 West Stewart st 

Brown Matthew, fruit merchant, 40 Cathcart st. Ho. 

Bank house, 5 Bank st 

Brown Matthew, 10 Ardgowan sq 

Brown M. M'C. (of T. O. Hunter & Co.), 5 Robertson st 

Brown Neill, wholesale wine, spirit and malt liquor merchant, 

7 and 9 Sir Michael st, 39 Vennel, 10 Dalrymple st, 45 

Dalrymple st, and at 32 Ropework lane, Port-Glasgow, 

and 111 Duke st, Glasgow, and agent for Argyle Brewery, 

St Andrews. Ho. Eldon Villa, 67 Eldon st 

Brown Peter, cooper, 19 Mount Pleasant st 

Brown Robert, blacksmith, 33 Dempster st 

Brown Robert, joiner, 41 West Blackball st 

Brown Robert, tailor, 4 Mount Pleasant st 

Brown Robert, plumber, 45 Lynedoch st 

Brown Rodger, grocer, 81 Roxburgh st. Ho. 83 Roxburgh 

st 

Brown R. G. (of Clyde Pottery Co.), 40 Eldon st 

Brown, Stewart & Co. paper manufacturers, Overton Paper- 

, 

mills 

Brown, Sturgeon & Co., iron manufacturers, Clyde Forge, 

62 East Hamilton st 

Brown Thomas, labourer, 20 Hamilton "st 

Brown Walter, blacksmith, 3 Belleville st 

Brown Walter, fireman, 22 Lynedoch st 

Brown William, mason, 13 Nicolson st 

Brown William, joiner. Mill st 

Brown William, smith, 29 Belleville st 

Brown William, seaman, 24 West Stewart st 

Brown William, railway porter, 9 Market st

22 DIRECTORY. 

Brown William, watchman, 11 Hamilton st 

Brown William, traveller, 13 Ne^vton st 

Brown Jane, dressmaker, 7 Cathcart st 

Brown Miss, lodgings, 3 Begent st 

Brown Miss, tobacconist, cigar emporium, 30 Cathcart st 

Brown Miss E., 3 Bearhope st 

Brown Mrs Alexander, 13 Antigua st 

Brown Mrs, spirit dealer, 1 Argyle st 

Brown Mrs, cowfeeder, 52 Inverkip st 

Brown Mrs James, 24 West Blackhall st 

Brown Mrs James, 39 Ann st 

Brown Mrs William, 24 Kelly st 

Brown Mrs W. S., millinery and furnishings, 65 Rue-end 

st 

Brown Mrs, 47 Shaw st 

Brown Mrs, 65 Bue-end st 

Brown Mrs, remnant warehouse, 19 Cathcart st 

BROWNE & Watson, shipbrokers. Agent, William Gibson, 

Palmerston buildings 

Browne Mrs, 2 Esplanade 

. BROWNING John, clothier and hatter, 5 Hamilton st. 

35 Kelly st 

Ho. 

Browning John, grocer, 40 West Blackhall st. Ho, 52 do 

Browning Mrs Thomas, grocer, 22 St Lawrence st 

BROWNLIE John, mason, 38 Holmscroft st 

Brownlie Misses, 9 Brisbane st 

BRUCE Alexander 0., provision merchant, 22 Shaw st 

Bruce Alexander, carpenter, 30 Lynedoch st 

Bruce E.G., agent for Union Bank of Scotland, and insurance 

agent. Ho. 63 Eldon st 

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

Bruce George (of G & J. Bruce) 15 Newton st 

Bruce John (of G. & J Bruce), 6 Ardgowan st, west 

Bruce Mrs Abram, 20 Bank st 

Bruce Mrs Andrew, tobacconist, 40 Hamilton st. Ho. 29 

Nicolson st 

BRUNTON William L., engineer, 40 Mearns st 

BRYAN James C, shipping clerk, 83 Wellington st 

Bryan George, teacher. Smith's Lane School. Ho. 44 East 

Crawford st 

BRYCE John, wine and spirit merchant, 1 7 Arthur st. 

38 Main st 

Bryce Mrs James, lodgings, 6 Chapel st 

BRYMNER Alexander, blacksmith, 16 Bruce st 

Ho. 

Brymner Graham, steamship owner, 9 Customhouse place. 

Ho. Maybank, Finnart st 

Brymner John (of John Brymner & Co.), 

Eldon st 

Brymner James, joiner, 66 East Hamilton st 

Ardenlea, 107

DIRECTORY. 

Brymner John & Co., coal merchants, Pahnerston buildings 

Brymner Miss Mary, furnishing shop, 1 Lennox Buildings, 

Port-Glasgow road 

BPYSON John, fruit dealer, 7 Cowgate st 

Bryson Patrick, cooper, 6 Hope st 

Bryson William, shemaker, 18 Tobago st 

Bryson Mrs J., 63 Rue-end st 

BUCHAN John, gilder, 6 Trafalgar st 

Buchan Mrs William, midwife, 45 Shaw st 

Buchan Mrs, greengrocer, 28 Ann st 

BUCHANAN Archibald, engineer, 20 Inverkip st 

Buchanan Archibald, turnkey, 5 Inverkip st 

Buchanan Donald, coppersmith, 3 Holmscroft st 

Buchanan James, house, ship and sign painter, 44 Shaw st. 

Ho. 13 Hope st 

Buchanan James, engineer, Garvel Park house 

Buchanan J. k Co. , clothiers and outfitters, 5 William st, and 

273 Argyle st, Glasgow 

Buchanan John (at Clyde Shipping Co.), 16 Mearns st 

Buchanan John, carpenter, 5 Orchard st 

Buchanan John, carpenter, 36 Crescent st 

Buchanan John, brassfinisher, 9 Hill st 

Buchanan John, joiner, 4 Ingleston st 

Buchanan John, blacksmith, 8 Hill st 

Buchanan John, 2 Eddlewood Place, Gourock Toll 

Buchanan John, boilermaker, 17 John st 

Buchanan John, boilermaker, 26 John st 

Buchanan John M. (of John M. Buchanan & Co.), 29 

Union st 

Buchanan John M. & Co., ship store and export wine merchants, 

3 East breast 

Buchanan John W. , hotel keeper. Bull Hotel, 6 Market st 

Buchanan Joseph, inspector, 11 Belleville st 

Buchanan Malcolm, feuar, 29 Union st 

Buchanan & Johnson, tailors, clothiers and outfitters, 40 

Cathcart st, and at 61 Jamaica st, Glasgow 

Buchanan Neil, rigger, 5 Pegent st 

Buchanan Night Asylum, 7 Captain st 

Buchanan Peter, joiner, 36 Crawfurd st 

Buchanan Robert, engineer, 19 Ingleston place 

Buchanan Thomas, moulder, 5 Duncan st 

Buchanan Walter, baker, 47 Holmscroft st 

Buchanan William (of Gray & Buchanan), Mayfield, PoUokshields 

Buchanan William, shipmaster, 18 Kelly st 

Buchanan Miss, 9 Glen st 

Buchanan Miss, 56 Kelly st 

Buchanan Miss, 7 Union st 

Buchanan Misses, 48 Esplanade 

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24 DIRECTORY. 

Buchanan Mrs John, 26 Brisbane st 

Buchanan Mrs R., Mount park, 33 Roxburgh st 

Buchanan Mrs, 13 Hope st 

Buchanan Mrs, "White Hart Hotel, 50 Cathcart st 

Buchanan Mrs, spirit dealer, 57 Dalrymple st. Ho. 8 West 

Burn st 

BUCKLE & M'Fie, wrights and builders, Upper Mearns st 

Buckle William (of Buckle & M'Fie), 51 Lynedoch st 

BUCKLITSCH Edward, joiner, 65 Regent st 

BUTE Hugh (of M.

BYRNE Thomas, grocer, 47 Lynedoch st 

DIRECTORY, 25 

CABRIE William, tailor, 1 Arclgowan st. Glebe 

CACKETT Francis J., surveyor, H.M. Customs, 7 Lyle st 

CADENHEAD George, plater, 79 Port-Glasgow road 

CAHILL James, carter, 34 Dalrymple st 

CAIRD & Co., engineers and iron shipbuilders, Arthur st, 

and 46 Dalrymple st 

Caird Colin S. , ship and insurance agent, timber and commission 

merchant, City of Glasgow Bank buildings. Ho. 

Dungourney, Newark st 

Caird James T. (of Caird & Co.), Gourock house 

Caird Mrs John, 32 Esplanade 

CAIRNEY Daniel, pilot, 27 West Blackball st 

Cairney William A. , tailor and clothier, 32 Hamilton st. Ho. 

31 Dempster st 

CAIRNS James & Co., joiners and blockmakers, 8 Crossshore 

st. Ho. 27 Mearns st 

Cairns James A. , 10 Wellington st 

Cairns John, musician, 11 Cathcart st 

Cairns John, pawnbroker, 10 Hamilton st. Ho. 34 West 

Stewart st 

Cairns William, engineer, 26 Patrick st 

CALDER Alexander, joiner, 43 Ann st 

Calder Alexander, ironmoulder, 26 Dalrymple st 

Calder Hugh, porter, 26 Dalrymple st 

Calder Robert (of R. & J. Calder), 22 Trafalgar st 

Calder R. & J , furniture dealers, 42 Shaw st 

. 

Calder Thomas, joiner, 5 Hill st 

Calder Mrs, 7 Duncan st 

CALDERHEAD David, sawyer, 86 Belleville st 

Calderhead John, sawyer, 42 Main st 

Calderhead Robert, joiner, 17 Ann st 

CALDERWOOD George, fish merchant, 

5 William st 

Fishmarket. Ho. 

Calderwood James, inspector of buildings, 20 Bruce st 

Calderwood Robert, 34 West Blackball st 

CALDWELL Alexander, grocer, 5 John st. Ho. 1 William 

st, east 

Caldwell David, boilermaker, 75 Holmscroft st 

Caldwell David, grocer, 22 Tobago st. Ho. 75 Holmscroft 

st 

Caldwell David, cooper, 3 Hamilton st 

Caldwell James, painter, 10 Hope st 

Caldwell William, grocer, 6 Ann st. Ho. 71 Regent st 

Caldwell Thomas, carpenter, 6 Ingleston st 

Caldwell Janet, grocer, 7 East Shaw st. Ho. 71 Regent st 

C

26 DIRECTORY. 

CALEDONIAN Railway Co.'s Office, 25 Catlicart st 

Caledonian Felt Works, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road 

Caledonian Railway Co. 's Goods Office, 4 Regent st 

CALLAGHAN James, seaman, 34 Dalrymple st 

CALLCLUTH John, boilermaker, 35 Ann st 

CALVERT Ralph, painter, 34 West Shaw st 

Calvert Thomas, teacher of violin, pianoforte, and singing, 

8 Kelly st 

CALLANDER Thomas, shipowner, 13 Union st 

CAMBRIDGE James, ship's corporal, R.N., 41 West Blackhall 

st 

CAMERON Alexander, upholsterer, 66 Wellington st 

Cameron Rev. Alexander, missionary of Free Middle Church, 

10 Kelly st 

Cameron Alexander, labourer, 41 Lynedoch st 

Cameron Allan (of Allan Cameron & Son), Ashfield cottage, 

Macdougall st 

Cameron Allan & Son, wood merchants, hammer-shaft manufacturers, 

and general turners, x4.shfield saw mills, Macdougall 

st 

Cameron Allan, jun. (of Allan Cameron & Son), 30 East 

Hamilton st 

Cameron Angus, smith, 1 Main st 

Cameron Archibald, sailmaker, 60 Drumfrochar road 

Cameron Archibald (of M. & A. Cameron), 61 Holmscroft st 

Cameron Archibald, carpenter, 5 Tobago st 

Cameron Charles, cabinetmaker, 67 Roxburgh st 

Cameron Daniel, engineer, 36 Crescent st 

Cameron Donald, policeman, 22 West Blackhall st 

Cameron Donald, joiner, 4 Watt st 

Cameron Donald, carpenter, 50 St Lawrence st 

Cameron Donald, storeman, 20 John st 

Cameron Dugald, mariner, 18 Wellington st 

Cameron Duncan, brassfinisher, 60 Wellington st 

Cameron Duncan, joiner, 34 West Shaw st 

.Cameron Hugh, deep-sea pilot, 2 East breast 

Cameron Hugh (of J. & H. Cameron), 17 Nelson st, west 

Cameron Hugh, carpenter, 5 Hill st 

Cameron Hugh, feuar, 5 ArdgoAvan st, west 

Cameron Hugh, cab-driver, 13 West Blackhall st 

Cameron Hugh, labourer, 35 Nicolson st 

Cameron J. & H., provision merchants and grocers, 11 West 

Blackhall st 

Cameron James, cowfeeder, 68 Drumfrochar road 

Cameron John & Son, auctioneers and valuers, 12 Sugarhouse 

lane 

Cameron John, boilermaker, 8 Hope st 

Cameron John, engineer, 1 Springkell st 

Cameron John, painter, 30 Bruce st

DIRECTOEY. 27 

Cameron John, watchman, 42 Arthur st 

Cameron John (of J. & H. Cameron), 10 Kelly st 

Cameron John, policeman, 85 Wellington st 

Cameron John, pilot, 27 West Blackhall st 

Cameron Kenneth, grocer, 63 Ann st. Ho. 31 Dempster st 

Cameron M. & A., watchmakers and jewellers, 59 Rue-end st 

and 36 Hamilton st 

Cameron Matthew (of M. & A. Cameron), 20 Brisbane st 

Cameron Matthew, woolsorter, 56 Drumfrochar road 

Cameron Murdoch, carpenter, 25 John st 

Cameron Peter, joiner, 32 East Hamilton st 

Cameron Robert Wilson (of John Cameron & Son), 8 Trafalgar st 

Cameron Samuel (of H.M.C.), 97 Roxburgh st 

Cameron Thomas, Queen's porter. Glen Cottage, Bedford st 

Cameron William, painter, 1 and 3 Argyle st. Ho. 21 

Brisbane st 

Cameron William, wholesale and retail grocer and provision 

merchant, 23 Charles st. Ho. 30 Wellington st 

Cameron Elizabeth, seamstress, 3 West Burn st 

Cameron Miss Margaret, lodgings, 36 Holmscroft st 

Cameron Mrs, 60 Drumfrochar road 

Cameron Mrs, 56 Drumfrochar road 

Cameron Mrs, 7 Crescent st 

Cameron Mrs, 69 Regent st 

Cameron Mrs, lodgings, 31 Charles st 

Cameron Mrs Alexander, 34 West Stewart st 

Cameron Mrs Donald, 5 Regent st 

Cameron Mrs John, 8 Trafalgar st 

Cameron Mrs Patrick, feuar, ].3 Newton st 

Cameron Mrs, 46 Cathcart st 

CAMPBELL Alexander, porter, 2 Open shore 

Campbell Alexander, cabinetmaker, 48 St Lawrence st 

Campbell Alexander, rigger, 35 West Stewart st 

Campbell Alexander, sailmaker, 83 Roxburgh st 

Campbell Alexander, draper, 16 Arthur st. Ho. 24 St 

Lawrence st 

Campbell Alexander, carter, 43 Ann st j 

Campbell Alexander, fireman, 3 Bearhope st 

Campbell Alexander, rivetter, 8 Chapel st 

Campbell Alexander, shipmaster, 21 Lyle st 

Campbell Alexander, 7 Belleville st 

Campbell Alexander, stationer and paper bag maker, 9 

Hamilton st. Ho. Newton st 

Campbell, Anderson & Co., wholesale and retail wine merchants, 

2 Shaw st 

Campbell Angus, seaman, 3 Hill st 

Campbell Angus, labourer, 59 Regent st 

Campbell Angus, cooper, 3 Market st 

Campbell Angus, porter, 43 Ann st

28 DIRECTORY. 

Camj)bell Angus, engineer, 3 Hill st 

Campbell Angus, Queen's porter, 8 Hill st 

Campbell Archibald, engineer, 3 Regent st 

Campbell Archibald, cab driver, 18 Cathcart st 

Campbell Archibald, engineer, 45 Main st 

Campbell Archibald, carpenter, 13 Rue-end st 

Campbell Archibald, carter, 11 West Stewart st 

Campbell Archibald, carpenter, 3 Regent st 

Campbell Archibald, shoemaker, 11 Belleville st 

Campbell Charles, joiner, 59 Regent st 

Campbell Charles, tobacconist and stationer, 59 Rue-end st 

Campbell Charles, letterpress printer, 2 Watt Place. Ho. 15 

Roxburgh st 

Campbell Colin, carpenter, 21 Ingleston st 

(.Campbell Colin, 15 Ardgov/an sq 

Campbell Daniel, joiner and funeral undertaker, 11 John st. 

Ho. do. 

CamiDbell Daniel, blacksmith, 41 Lynedoch st 

Campbell Daniel, joiner, 3 Hill st 

Campbell Daniel, rigger, 17 Cathcart st 

Campbell Daniel, carpenter, 48 Shaw st 

Campbell David, carpenter, 89 Roxburgh st 

Campbell David, coal agent, 3 Chapel st. Ho. 2] Roxburgh st 

Campbell Donald, porter, 28 Wellington st 

Campbell Donald, gas inspector, 17 Nelson st, west 

Campbell Donald, engineer, 51 Holmscroft st 

Campbell Donald, joiner, 67 Regent st 

Campbell Donald, joiner, 8 John st 

Campbell Donald, sailmaker, 3 Armadale place 

Campbell Donald, carter, 20 Wellington st 

Campbell Dugald, carpenter, 38 Sir Michael st 

Camjibell Dugald, accountant, house factor and share broker, 

49 Cathcart st. Ho. 11 Ardgowan sq 

Campbell Dugald, sailmaker, 8 Cathcart st 

Campbell Dugald, joiner, 13 West Stewart st 

Canq^bell Duncan, labourer, 1 Ratho st 

Campbell Duncan, carter, 6 Trafalgar st 

Campbell Duncan, seaman, 66 Regent st 

Campbell Duncan, clothier and outfitter, 38 Dalrymple st. 

Ho. 28 Bruce st 

Campbell Duncan, carter, 30 Ingleston st 

Campbell Duncan, shipmaster, 29 Ann st 

Campbell Duncan, joiner, 33 Ann st 

CamjDbell Duncan, warder of prison, 68 Wellington st 

Campbell Duncan, policeman, 15 Regent st 

Campbell Duncan, remnant and hosiery warehouse, 56 Venn el. 


Campbell Duncan, joiner, 85 Roxburgh st 

Campbell Duncan, joiner, 7 Duncan st

DIRECTORY. 29 

Campbell Fergus, cabinetmaker, 44 Lynedoch st 

Campbell Hugh, Greenock and Glasgow carrier, Dunlop st, 

Glasgow. Ho. 23 Charles st 

Campbell Hugh, greengrocer, 30 West Blackball st 

Campbell Hugh, enginekeeper, 15 Sir Michael st 

Campbell Hugh, builder and contractor, 11 Brougham st. 

Ho. ] 1 Mill st 

Cami)bell Hugh, cooper, 12 Ingleston st 

Campbell James, grocer, 2 Inverkip st. Ho. 13 Newton st 

Campbell James (of J. Hunter & Co.), Lerwickville, Brisbane 

st, west 

Camx^bell James, painter, 8 Cathcart st 

Campbell James, lodgings, 22 Lyle st 

Campbell James Fletcher, shipowner, 2 Church place. Ho. 

Lome place, 7 Margaret st 

Campbell James, contractor, 1 Upper Orangefield 

Campbell James, seaman, 8 East Shaw st 

Campbell James, pansman, 7 Boyd st 

Campbell James, boilermaker, 24 St Lawrence st 

Campbell James, skinner, 89 East Hamilton st 

Campbell James, tidewaiter, 59 Ann st 

Campbell James, gardener. Laurel cottage, Newark st 

Campbell James, carpenter, 6 Kilblain st 

Campbell James, labourer, 28 Wellington st 

Campbell Rev. James A. (of Mid Parish Church) 1 Houston st 

Campbell James M. , family grocer and wine merchant, 89 

Roxburgh st. Ho. 7 Roxburgh st 

Campbell John, rigger, 17 Ann st 

Campbell John, flesher, 26 Charles st. Ho. 7 Mount 

Pleasant st 

Campbell John, fitter, 23 Belleville st 

Campbell John, draughtsman, 77 Holmscroft st 

Campbell John, gardener, 13 Nelson st, west 

Campbell John, boilermaker, 18 Arthur st. Ho. do 

Campbell John, baker, 87 Roxburgh st. Ho. 26 Mount 

Pleasant st 

Campbell John, jun. , engineers' ironmonger and commission 

agent, 56 Rue-end st. Ho. 58 Esplanade 

Campbell John, draper, 18 Arthur st 

Campbell John, gardener, 62 Regent st 

Campbell John, ^Dainter, 39 Holmscroft st 

Campbell John, joiner, 13 Ingleston st 

Cami^bell John, labourer, 4 Hill st 

Campbell John, labourer, 12 Nile st 

Campbell John, policeman, 35 West Burn st 

Campbell John, policeman, Brachelston 

Campbell John, steamboatman, 4 Nelson st. Glebe 

Campbell John, boatman, 6 West Stewart st 

Campbell John, shipmaster, 23 Sir Michael st

30 DIRECTORY. 

Campbell John, policeman, 8 Mount Pleasant st 

Campbell John, carpenter, 9 East Blackhall st 

Campbell John, carpenter, 41 Lynecloch st 

Campbell John, blacksmith, 4 Nelson st. Glebe 

Campbell John, sen., ship smith and chainmaker, 9 Ropework 

st. Ho. 13 Nicolson st 

Campbell John H. (of Malcolm & Co)., 24 Brisbane st 

Campbell John, policeman, 4 Salmon st 

Campbell John, blacksmith, 41 Lynedoch st 

Campbell Rev. John Kerr, minister of St Andrew square U.P. 

Church, 49 Regent st 

Campbell J., tailor, clothier and hatter, 12 Hamilton st. Ho. 

37 Sir Michael st 

Campbell Kenneth, painter, 10 Charles st 

Campbell Malcolm, Post Office messenger, 14 Terrace road 

Campbell Malcolm, labourer, 18 Hope st 

Campbell Matthew, carpenter, 25 Belleville st 

Campbell & Mcol, milliners and dressmakers, 73 Roxburgh 


Campbell Neil, shoemaker, 5 Dellingburn sq 

Campbell Neil, labourer, 19 Ingleston place 

Campbell Neil, seaman, 23 Nicolson st 

Campbell Nicol M. , grocer, 9 Vennel. Ho. 77 Holmscroft st 

Campbell Norman, seaman, R.N., 7 West breast 

Campbell Norman, Queen's porter, 29 Regent st 

Camj)bell Peter, shopman, 24 Hamilton st 

Campbell Peter, jun. , agent. Sugar Exchange. Ho. 36 

Mearns st 

Campbell Peter, spirit merchant, 13 Laird st. Ho. 65 Nicolson 

st 

Campbell Peter, boilermaker, 1 Hill st 

Campbell Peter, 7 Roxburgh st 

Campbell Peter, carver, 63 Holmscroft st 

Campbell Robert, session-clerk and registrar of births, deaths, 

and marriages for the Middle Parish, 5 Bank st 

Campbell Robert, carpenter, 6 Hope st 

Campbell Robert, boot and shoe maker, 38 Lynedoch st. Ho 

64 Drumfrochar road 

Campbell Robert, pointsman, 2 Lauriston st 

Campbell Robert, clerk, 53 Regent st 

Campbell Robert, slater, 65 Nicolson st 

Campbell R. W. , banker, 51 Esplanade 

Campbell Stewart, labourer, 73 Ann st 

Campbell Thomas, joiner, 12 Wellington st 

Campbell William, plumber, 83 Wellington st 

Campbell William, cutter, 67 Nicolson st 

Campbell William, mate, 56 Kelly st 

Campbell William, grocer, 41 Vennel. Ho. 76 Ann st 

Campbell William, shipmaster, 3 Antigua st

DIRECTORY. 31 

Campbell William, carpenter, 10 John st 

Campbell William, joiner and grocer, 9 Bearliope st. Ho. do 

Campbell William, engineer, Kingston Saw Mills 

Campbell William, gatekeeper, 63 Ann st 

Campbell Miss, grocer, 27 Regent st. Ho. do 

Campbell Miss M. , dressmaker, 68 Wellington st 

Campbell Miss, 7 Margaret st 

Campbell Miss, 20 Mearns st 

Cam^Dbell Miss, tobacconist, 12 East Quay lane 

Campbell Miss, fruiterer, 33 Catlicart st 

Campbell Misses, furnishing shop, 9 Rue-end st. Ho. 11 

East Blackball st 

Campbell Miss, grocer, 23 Bearhope st 

Camjpbell Miss, dressmaker, 30 Ann st 

Campbell Mrs Colin, 15 Nelson st 

Campbell Mrs Hugh, 62 Drumfrochar road 

Campbell Mrs James, 27 Lyle st 

Campbell Mrs John, 3 Manse lane 

Campbell Mrs John, lodgings, 69 Regent st 

Campbell Mrs John, 11 Main st 

Campbell Mrs, 5 Ann st 

Campbell Mrs, 5 Carnock st 

Campbell Mrs, 55 Holmscroft st 

Campbell Mrs Neil, basket warehouse, 20 Charles st. Ho. 

5 West Blackball st 

Campbell Mrs Robert, 26 Ann st 

Campbell Mrs, 11 Hamilton st 

Campbell Mrs, 26 Arthur st 

Campbell Mrs, 7 Caddlehill st 

Campbell Mrs, midwife and ladies' nurse, 21 Lyle st 

Campbell Mrs, 2 Nelson st, Glebe 

Campbell Mrs, 11 Bearhope st 

CANNIE John, engineer, 36 Crescent st 

Cannie Samuel, joiner, 3 West Stewart st 

Cannie William, boilermaker, 11 East Blackball st 

Cannie Mrs John, 28 Charles st 

CANNING Miss A., broker, 9 Taylor's close. Ho. 43 West 

Blackball st 

CANNON James, labourer, 9 Crawfurd st 

CANT James, gardener, The Craigs, Newark st 

CARBERY Charles, tailor, clothier and outfitter, 12 

William st. Ho. Glen Park Villa, 21 Eldon st 

Carbery Charles, toy and fancy goods merchant, 14 William 

st 

CARCHRIE James, rivetter, 40 Shaw st 

Carchrie Robert, rivetter, 40 Shaw st 

CARLIN William, rafter, 8 Cross-shore st 

CARLYLE Mrs, 12 Lyle st 

CARMICHAEL Alexander, labourer, 40 West Burn st

32 DIEECTORY. 

Carmichael A. & J. H. &; Co. , shipowners and timber merchants, 

17 Pahnerston Buildings 

Carmichael Daniel, storeman, 25 Crescent st 

Carmichael Daniel, brassfinisher, 9 Belleville st 

Carmichael Donald, shopman, 69 Regent st 

Carmichael Donald, porter, 15 Lyle st 

Carmichael Dugald, carpenter, 13 Mount Pleasant st 

Carmichael Hector, rivetter, 3 Orchard st 

Carmichael James, Bank top, 3 Lyle st 

Carmichael James, baker, 22 Arthur st 

Carmichael John H. (of A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co.), 8 

Ardgowan sq 

Carmichael John M., teller, Royal Bank. Ho. 28 Brisbane st 

Carmichael Malcolm, feuar, 25 Crescent st 

Carmichael Malcolm, teacher, Crawfurdsburn F. C. School, 

Macdougall st 

Carmichael Neil, moulder, 5 Hope st 

Carmichael Neil, enginekeeper, 24 St Lawrence st 

Carmichael Nicol, fisherman, 4 Hill st 

Carmichael Thomas (of A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co.), Milnwood, 

Finnart st 

Carmichael Ann, lodgings, 13 Brisbane st 

Carmichael Miss, dressmaker, 23 Brisbane st 

Carmichael Miss M. , tobacconist and stationer, 36 West Burn 

St. Ho. 33 do 

Carmichael Mrs Donald, grocer, 31 West Burn st. Ho. 33 do 

Carmichael Mrs, 28 Brisbane st 

Carmichael Mrs, 24 West Blackball st 

Carmichael Mrs, Milnwood, Finnart st 

CARNAGHAN James, joiner, 20 Hope st 

CARNON John, ship steward, 7 Caddlehill st . 

| 

CARROL Hugh, fireman, 10 West breast 

Carrol John, cooper, 65 Regent st 

Carrol Robert, fireman, 40 Lynedoch st 

CARRON Co. (Steam). Agent, D. Cunningham, City Bank 

buildings 

CARRUTHERS David, labourer, 80 Roxburgh st 

CARSE William, grocer, 40 Shaw st 

CARSON Andrew, blockmaker, 11 Lynedoch st 

Carson Henry, brassfounder and gasfitter, 26 Crawfurd st. 

Ho. 35 Nelson st, west 

Carson Thomas, brassfinisher, 27 Ingleston st 

Carson Mrs George, 35 West Burn st 

CARSTAIRS Robert, smith, 86 Belleville st 

CARSWELL Andrew (of Carswell & Preston), 29 Nelson st, 

west 

Carswell Donald, moulder, 7 Hill st 

Carswell John, measurer, 3 Cathcart st. Ho. 9 Roxburgh st 

Carswell John, junr., timber measurer, 73 Nicolson st

DIRECTORY. 33 

Carswell

34 

DIRECTORY. 

Chalmers William, joiner and house factor, 23 Bearhope st. 

Office, 41 Cathcart st. Ho. Roslin place, Gourock 

Chalmers Misses, 73 Regent st 

Chalmers Miss, milliner, 15 Laird st 

Chalmers Miss, tobacconist, 25 Regent st 

CHAMBERS William J., iron turner, 72 Ann st 

CHAPPELL Charles, pointsman, 50 East Hamilton st 

Chappell Robert, labourer, 52 St Lawrence st 

CHARTERIS James, clerk, 39 Kelly st 

CHARTERS James, moulder, 23 John st 

Charters James, boilermaker, 5 West Stewart st 

Charters Michael, boilermaker, 10 Nile st 

Charters Peter, cooper, 39 Ann st 

CHESNUT Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 31 Rue-end 

st and 3 Charles st. Ho. 15 Hope st 

Chesnut Samuel, labourer, 3 Belleville st 

CHICK Benjamin, temperance lecturer, 105 Belleville st 

CHISHO LM Archibald (of WiUiam Chisholm & Co. ), 3 Glen st 

Chisholm R. F., of H.M. Customs, 10 Trafalgar st 

Chisholm William & Co. , coopers, 39 Crawfurd st 

Chisholm Miss, 35 Nelson st, west 

Chisholm Mrs, 16 William st 

CHRISTIE & Co._, carvers, Shaw place 

Christie David, joiner, 69 Nicolson st 

Christie Malcolm, carpenter, 22 Trafalgar st 

Christie Peter, carpenter, 25 Belleville st 

Christie Peter, labourer, 65 Regent st 

Christie Miss, teacher of music, 10 Brisbane st 

CITY OF GLASGOW BANK, 32 Cathcart st. Colin S. 

Caird, agent 

CLACHER Thomas, coal merchant, 44 Main st. Ho. 50 St 

Lawrence st 

CLAPPERTON Duncan, joiner, 69 Regent st 

Clapperton John (of John Clapperton & Co.), 61 Union st 

Clapperton John, carpenter, 24 John st 

Clapperton John & Co., ship and insurance brokers and 

commission agents, 21 Palmerston buildings 

Clapperton William N. (of Fred. Alexander & Co.), 19 Caddlehill 

st 

Clapperton Mrs, 7 Ardgowan st, west 

CLARK Andrew, bookseller and binder, 22 Market st. Ho. 

54 Ann st 

Clark Andrew, sailmaker, 9 Lynedoch st 

Clark Angus, coal merchant, Patrick st. Ho. 36 West 

Blackball st 

Clark Alexander, railway guard, 15 Regent st 

Clark Archibald (of John Clark &; Son), Armadale place, 

Bank st 

Clark Daniel, smith, 52 East Crawford st

DIRECTORY. 35 

Clark David, engine driver, 9 Belleville st 

Clark David, boltmaker, 3 Regent st 

Clark Duncan, painter, 4 Mansion Honse lane 

Clark Duncan, slater, 87 Wellington st 

Clark George, fleslier, 6 Inverkip st. Ho. 6 Waverley lane 

Clark James, engineer, 11 Hill st 

Clark James, fish, merchant, 27 Market st 

Clark John, cooper, 7 Boyd st 

Clark John, huckster, 12 Market st 

Clark John, carter, 66 Ann st 

Clark John, engineer, Fencewood farm. East Parish 

Clark John, engine driver, 3 Regent st 

Clark John T. , wine and spirit merchant, 53 Rue-end st. 

Ho. , 11 Antigua st 

Clark John

36 DIRECTOKY. 

Clifford William, machinist, 11 Lyle st 

CLIMIE John, joiner, 93 Belleville st 

Climie Robert, cutler and giinmaker, 35 Nicolson st 

CLINK John D., surveyor, 27 Cathcart st. Ho. 9 Fox st 

CLUNIE James, mariner, 77 Regent st 

CLUNY James, mariner, 48 Shaw st 

CLYDE Pottery Co. , manufacturers of earthenware, Port- 

Glasgow road—Manager, J. M'Lauchlin 

Clyde Popework, Berry-yards. Warehouse, 11 East Quay lane 

Clyde Sugar Refining Co., 103, 105, and 107 Drumfrochar road 

Clyde Shipping Co., steam-ship and steam-tug owners, 9 Customhouse 

place—Graham Brymner, agent 

Clyde Towing Co., 24 West Burn st 

Clyde Yacht Agency, 4 East Breast. Macalister & Eyfe, 

agents 

CLYDESDALE Banking Co., 7 Hamilton st 

Clydesdale Banking Co. (East-end branch), 43 Rue-end st 

COATS Mrs, 13 West Stewart st 

COCHRAN John, wine and spirit merchant, 10 Baker st 

Cochran John, carpenter, 93 Belleville st 

Cochran Robert, carpenter, 18 Nicolson st 

COCHRANE Alexander, boilermaker, 6 Kilblain st 

Cochrane James, seaman, 11 West breast 

Cochrane John, caulker, 25 John St 

Cochrane John, shopman, 3Holmscroft st 

Cochrane Thomas, porter, 19 Lyle st 

Cochrane William, joiner, 10 Baker st 

Cochrane William, carpenter, 16 Wellington st 

Cochrane Mrs, 70 Eldon st 

COCKBURN James, book-agent, 4 Ligleston st 

COFFEE Room (Greenock Exchange), 2 Cathcart square 

COGHILL John & Co., contractors and quarrymasters, 53 

Drumfrochar road 

COLE Robert, seaman, 27 Lynedoch st 

COLLIGAN Patrick, cooper, 23 Lyle st 

COLLEDGE Rev. George M., Wesleyan minister, 5 Glen st 

COLLINS James, tailor, 39 Dalrymple st 

Collins Dennis, labourer, 11 East Stewart st 

Collins Henry, painter, 2 Crawford lane 

Collins John, moulder, 44 Arthur st 

Collins Joseph, printer, 30 Bruce st 

Collins Mrs J. B. S., restaurant, 5 West Blackball st. Ho. 


COLLISON Miss Janet, dressmaker, 23 Nicolson st 

COLQUHOUN David, mason, 40 Cathcart st 

Colquhoun Duncan, painter, 1 Holmscroft st 

Colquhoun John, cooper, 45 Holmscroft st 

Colquhoun John, clothier, 10 West Blackball st. Ho. 13 

Newton st

DIRECTORY. 37 

Colquhoun Samuel, mason, 68 Inverkip st 

Colqulioiin Mrs, grocer, 59 Dalrymple st 

COLVILLE Archibald, rivetter, 34 Crescent st 

Colville, James, engineer, 56 St Lawrence st 

COMMERCIAL Bank of Scotland, 36 Cathcart st. A. Gauld, 

agent 

Commercial Bank of Scotland (West End branch), 15 West 

Blackball st 

COMMISKIE James, carter, 64 Wellington st 

COMMISSARY Clerk's Office, County buildings, 7 Nelson st, 

west 

COMRIE Robert, smith, 13 Cathcart st 

Comrie William, tidewaiter, 31 West Burn st 

Comrie, Mrs, 20 Wellinston st 

CONDON Michael, R.C. Clergyman, Wood cottage. Upper 

CONGREGATIONAL Chapel, George square 

CONKIE Alexander, huckster, 3 Mackenzie st 

CONN & Grant, sheriff-officers, and J. P. constables, and 

dean of guild officers, 5 Hamilton st 

Conn John (of Conn & Grant), 10 South st 

Conn John, sawsharper East Crawford st 

Conn Michael, plater, 49 Shaw st 

CONNACHER Alexander, manager Prince's Pier Refreshment 

Rooms. Ho., 8 Brougham st 

CONNELL Alexander, clerk, Hope place, 9 Antigua st 

Connell Quintin, shoemaker, 14 Roslin st 

Connell Thomas, weaver, 5 Crawfurd st 

CONNER James, boilermaker, 6 Chapel st 

CONNING John, gardener, Balclutha lodge, Newark st 

CONNOR John, artist, 11 Nelson st, west 

Connor John, plumber. Upper Mearns st 

CONSTANT James, spirit dealer, 31 Yennel. Ho. 54 Ann st 

CONWAY Francis, painter, 25 Regent st 

Conway Matthew, painter, 7 Hill st 

COOK Angus, chainmaker, 2 Charles st 

Cook Archibald (of D.

38 DIRECTORY. 

Cook William, joiner and blockmaker, 10 West Burn st. 

Ho. 23 Kelly st 

Cook Mrs Duncan, 13 Mearns st 

Cook Mrs M., green-grocer, 5 Shaw st 

COOPER Archibald, ironturner, 19 Ingleston place 

Cooper Mrs, 20 Hope st 

Cooper Thomas, sailmaker, 5 Bruce st 

Cooper William, mate, 20 Antigua st 

CO-OPEBATIVE Society, 11 John st 

COPELAND John, shoemaker, 15 Crescent st 

Coiêland John, engineer, 19 Antigua st 

Copeland Nathan, joiner, 50 St Lawrence st 

Copeland Samuel, joiner, 1 Patho st 

Copland James, insurance superintendent, 14 West Blackhall 

st 

CORK Steam-Packet Office, 9 Customhouse place—Graham 

Brymner, agent 

CORMIE Daniel, blacksmith, 10 Hope st 

Connie John, house and ship smith, 31 Hamilton st. Ho. 


Cormie William, carpenter, 74 Ann st 

CORNEY John, basketmaker, 24 St Lawrence st. 

CORRANCE Matthew, shipmaster, 101 Belleville st 

COUCHMAN Edwin R., Lloyd's surveyor, 32 Cathcart st. 


COULTER Alexander, shipmaster, 2 Brougham st 

COUPER Mrs James, 10 Lyle st 

COUSAR Wm., messenger to Shipping Office, 7 Virginia st 

COUTTS William T., salesman, 62 Ann st 

COWAN Archibald, cooper and oil merchant, 3 Bogle st. 

House, 8 Wellington st 

Cowan Daniel, carpenter, 11 Antigua st 

Cowan Dugald, carpenter, 4 Mansion House lane 

Cowan D. & Co., shipbrokers and commission merchants, 23 


Cowan George, cabinetmaker, 33 West Blackball st 

Cowan James, cabinetmaker, 20 Bruce st 

Cowan Robert, railway guard, 6 Lauriston st 

Cowan Robert R. and William, pawnbrokers, 39 Hamilton st 

Cowan Robert & Co., drapers and silk mercers, 2 and 4 

Hamilton st, and 10 Cathcart sq 

Cowan William, tanner, 22 Stanners st 

Cowan William, carpenter, 36 Lynedoch st 

Cowan Miss Mary, 9 East Shaw st 

Cowan Mrs, 7 Mount Pleasant st 

Cowan Mrs, 70 Union st 

Cowan Mrs John, mangier, 15 Sir Michael st 

COW IE William, coachman, 70 Eldon st 

COYLE John, jun., clerk, 21 Cathcart st

DIRECTORY. 39 

Coyle Mrs, broker, 15 Vermel 

CRABBE William, grocer, 26 Ann st. Ho. 6 Trafalgar st 

CRAIG Alexander, baker, 18 Sir Michael st 

Craig Alexander, porter, 40 Dalrymple st 

Craig George, merchant, 27 Cathcart st. Ho. Craighall, 

Finnart st 

Craig Hugh, boilermaker, 42 Lynedoch st 

Craig James, eating-house keeper, 10 East Quay lane 

Craig James (of M^Neillage & Craig), 73 Holmscroft st 

Craig Mrs John, 56 Eldon st 

Craig John, shipmaster, 20 West Stewart st 

Craig John, smith, 9 Mount Pleasant st 

Craig J. & M. , manufacturers of fire-clay goods. Factories, 

Hillhead and Perceton, Kilmarnock, Agent in Greenock, 

John Wilkie, 10 Brougham st. (See advertisement.) 

Craig Nathan, coal merchant, 57 Drumfrochar road. Ho. do 

Craig Robert, police sergeant, 27 Roxburgh st 

Craig Robert, baker, 36 Dalrymple st. Ho. 24 Sir 

Michael st 

Craig & Scott, grain merchants, 16 West Burn st 

Craig William, shoemaker, 11 Main st 

Craig William, late of H.M.C., 13 Mearns st 

Craig William, 42 Roxburgh st 

Craig Mrs, lady's nurse, 89 Roxburgh st 

Craig Jane, grocer, 12 East Shaw st. Ho. 12 Ann st 

Craig Mrs, Overton 

CRAIGIE George, shipmaster, 17 Laird st 

Craigie Mrs, 5 Trafalgar st 

CRAM Peter, builder, 13 Mount Pleasant st 

Cram James, mason, 59 Holmscroft st 

CRANE James, seaman, 6 Nelson st, Glebe 

Crane William W. , confectioner, 8 Ann st 

CRANSTON Thomas, teacher of navigation and nautical 

astronomy, 34 Palmerston buildings. Ho. 14 West 

Blackball st 

CRAWFORD A. , carpenter, 35 West Burn st 

Crawford Alexander, saw-miller and timber merchant, Ladyburn 

Saw Mills, Port-Glasgow road 

Crawford Alexander, grocer, 26 Crawfurd st. Ho. 12 Ardgowan 

st, west 

Crawford Alexander, plasterer, 6 West Stewart st 

Crawford Andrew, house and shipwright, blockmaker, home 

and foreign timber merchant, 22 West Burn st. Ho. 

46 Inverkip st 

Crawford Andrew (of Crawford & Fulton), 26 Mearns st 

Crawford Archibald, gatekeeper, 9 Antigua st 

Crawford Archibald, carpenter, 15 East Shaw st 

Crawford Bryce (of Crawford & Thomson), 2 Claude place, 

Dempster st

40 DIRECTORY. 

Crawford Bryce, carpenter, 9 Belleville st 

Crawford Charles, shipmaster, 24 Wellington st 

Crawford Dugald, labourer, 5 Dellingbiirn sq 

Crawford Dugald, shoemaker, 37 Holmscroft st 

Crawford & Fulton, joiners and builders, 10 Terrace road 

Crawford Hugh, flesher, 83 Roxburgh st. Ho. 2 Orangefield 

Crawford & Hope, ship carpenters, IG Bogle st 

Crawford Jacob, labourer, 24 Sir Michael st 

Crawford James, contractor, 8 Virginia st. Ho. 33 Bank st 

Crawford James, plumber, 8 Nicolson st 

Crawford James, rivetter, 83 Belleville st 

Crawford John, labourer, 32 Ingleston st 

Crawford John (of W. & J. Crawford), 36 Esplanade 

Crawford John, provision merchant, 6 Watson's lane 

Crawford John (of Crawford & Hope), 23 Kelly st 

Crawford John, labourer, 6 Ingleston st 

Crawford John M., feuar, 36 Esplanade 

Crawford John, carter, 3 Laurieston st 

Crawford Matthew, porter, 35 Ann st 

Crawford Peter, carpenter, 13 Lyle st 

Crawford Robert, carter, 10 Hill st 

Crawford Robert, jun., flesher, 16 Lynedoch st 

Crawford Robert, patternmaker, 71 Ann st 

Crawford Robert P., wine and spirit merchant, 35 Ingleston 

st. Ho., 25 Regent st 

Crawford

DIRECTORY. 41 

CRA.WHALL, Allison & Co., sugar refiners, Dellingburn 

Sugar R-efinery. Office, 43 Rue-end st 

CRAWLEY Michael, seaman, 46 Crawfurd st 

CREIGHTON D., of Post Office, 66 Ann st 

CROCKATT William, sugar merchant, Glasgow. Ho. Ford 

cottage, Patrick st 

CROMBARTY James, clerk, 3 Hill st 

CROMBIE Alexander (of Black & Crombie), 57 Holmscroft st 

Crombie James, moulder, 26 Crescent st 

CROMWELL Samuel, fitter, 56 Wellington st 

CRONE Mrs, 7 West breast 

CROOKSHANKS Joseph, coach proprietor and funeral undertaker, 

43 West Blackball st. Ho. do 

CROOKSTON James, engineer, 2 Old hillend 

CROSS W. J. Paterson, teacher of music, 31 Brougham st 

Cross Miss, dressmaker, 32 West Stewart st 

CROSSAN William, grocer, 72 Ann st. Ho. do 

CROW Alexander, fireman, 7 Belleville st 

Crow Mrs, grocer, 71 Roxburgh st. Ho. do 

CRUDEN Alexander, circular deliverer, 8 West Stewart st 

Cruden Miss, boys' dressmaker, 11 West Stewart st 

CRUTHERS Ann, pawnbroker, 28 Dalrymple st. Ho. 14 

Mearns st 

CULLEN William, shoemaker, 21 Bruce st 

CUMBERLEDGE Edmond, cratemaker, 2 Sinclair st 

CUMMESTRY Thomas, hammerman, 32 Arthur st 

GUMMING James, steward, 5 Bearhope st 

Gumming John, pilot, 12 Watt st 

Gumming Robert, joiner, 26 John st 

Gumming Thomas, fitter, 3 West Stewart st 

GUMMINGS William, labourer, 57 Ann st 

CUNINGHAM Mrs Charles, 18 Patrick st 

GUNLIFFE & Dunlop, engineers and shipbuilders, Lich 

Works, Port-Glasgow road 

Gunlifi'e James L. (of Cunliffe & DunlojD), Glenbank, Port- 

Glasgow 

CUNNINGHAM Charles, hammerman, 21 East Shaw st 

Cunningham D., baker, 68 Wellington st 

Cunningham Duncan, grocer, 8 Kilblain st 

Cunningham Duncan (of D. Cunningham

42 DIRECTORY. 

Cunningliam John, mason, 61 Roxburgh st 

Cunningham Neil, carpenter, 9 Lynedoch st 

Cunningham Robert, house and ship smith, 15 Cathcart st. 

Ho., 2 Watt place 

Cunningham Thomas, clerk, 19 Belleville st 

Cunningham William, engineer, 8 Hill st 

Cunningham William, tailor, 21 Bruce st 

Cunningham William, cooper, 59 Bue-end st 

Cunningham William, pansman, 3 Mearns st 

Cunningham William, sailmaker, 13 Lynedoch st 

Cunningham Miss, 1 Manse lane 

Cunningham Mrs John, 95 Belleville st 

CURBAN Mrs Edward, huckster, 17 Cartsburn st 

CURRIE Alexander, contractor, 70 Drumfrochar road. Ho. 

53 do 

Currie Alexander, cooper, 9 Baker st. Ho. 4 Hill st 

Currie Alexander (of Alexander Currie & Co.), 18 Ardgowan sq 

Currie Alexander & Co., merchants, 12 West Burn st 

Currie Alexander, smith, Overton 

Currie Angus, fisherman, 3 York st 

Currie Archibald, joiner, 12 Cathcart st 

Currie Archibald (of Currie & Guthrie), 14 Wellington st 

Currie Duncan, carpenter, 36 East Hamilton st 

Currie & Guthrie, wrights and builders, 56 Lynedoch st 

Currie Hugh, labourer, 24 John st 

Currie James, superintendent of Buchanan Night Asylum, 

7 Captain st 

Currie James, engineer, 10 Lyle st 

Currie James, seaman, 29 Nelson st, west 

Currie John, joiner, 14 Wellington st 

Currie John, hotel keeiêr. Tontine Hotel, 34 Cathcart st 

Currie Malcolm, clerk, 14 Wellington st 

Currie M., watch and clock maker, 11 Cross-shore st. Ho. 


CiuTie Peter, shipmaster, 13 Watt st 

Currie Robert, tailor, 7 Crawfurd st 

Currie Robert, carpenter, 23 Ingleston st 

Currie William C, wine and spirit merchant, 4 Watson's 

lane. Ho. 14 Lyle st 

Currie William, 24 Brisbane st 

Currie Mrs Ann, 22 Bank st 

Currie Mrs Neil, 27 Sir Michael st 

Currie Mrs, 8 Nicolson st 

Currie Mrs, 2 East Quay lane 

Currie Mrs, 13 Brisbane st 

CURTIS Charles H. & Co., distillers, Auchintoshan, Dimibartonshire, 

wine and spirit importers, and distillery 

bonded store-keepers. City Bank Buildings, 32 Cathcart 

st

DIRECTORY. 43 

Curtis 0. H. & Co., wine and spirit merchants, 24 Nicolson 

st and 31 Hamilton st 

Curtis Charles H. (of Charles H. Curtis & Co.), 26 Forsyth st 

Curtis Mrs William, Greenbank, 50 Kelly st 

CUSTOMHOUSE buildings. Steamboat quay 

CUTHBERT James, shipmaster, 52 East Crawford st 

Cuthbert Robert, shipowner, 67 Rue-end st. Ho. The 

Craigs 

Cuthbert Mrs, 16 Hope st 

CUTHBERTSON Adam, slater, 43 Cathcart st 

Cuthbertson Alexander, shipping clerk, 31 Lynedoch st 

Cuthbertson Thomas, manufacturing confectioner, 44 Hamilton 

st and 20 Sugarhouse lane. Ho. 11 Nelson st, west 

Cuthbertson Mrs William, 31 Lynedoch st 

CUYCO Pantileon, boarding-house keeper, 8 East breast 

D 

DAILY James, brassfinisher, 7 Belleville st 

Daily John, boatman, 8 Cross-shore st 

Daily and Weekly Glasgow Herald (newspaper) office, 29 

Cathcart st 

DALGLEISH George, shipowner, 34 Brisbane st 

Dalgleish J. D., manager, Yale of Clyde Tramway Co., 

Roslin Place, Gourock 

DALE Charles, mate, 6 West Stewart st 

Dale James, superintendent engineer, G. & S. W. Railway, 

17 Brougham st 

DALLAS Matthew, cooper, 69 Roxburgh st 

Dallas Robert, joiner, 31 Hamilton st. Ho. 24 West 

Stewart st 

Dallas William, baker, 23 Dalrymple st. Ho. 6 West 

Stewart st 

DALTON William, rafter, 19 Hamilton st 

DALZELL William, foreman, Goods Office, Greenock and 

Ayrshire Railway, 5 Caddlehill st 

Dalzell Mrs, 51 Kelly st 

DARGAYEL James, planer, 27 Bruce st 

DARROCH David, rivetter, 22 West Blackball st 

Darroch Dugald & Son, cabinetmakers, 14 Kilblain st. 

Ho., 8 Wattst 

Darroch Duncan, carpenter, 24 East Shaw st 

Darroch Duncan, storekeeper, 99 Belleville st 

Darroch Duncan, clerk. Harbour Dues Office. Ho. 29 

Brougham st 

Darroch James, green -grocer, 10 Bruce st 

Darroch James, joiner, 41 Holmscroft st 

Darroch John, carpenter, 19 Ingleston place 

Darroch John, carter, 17 Bearhope st

44 DIRECTORY, 

Darroch Neil, cooper, 11 Watt st 

Darrocli Patrick, refreshment rooms, 14 Sliaw st 

Darrocli Mrs, 16 Sir Michael st 

Darroch Mrs, 62 Wellington st 

DASKIN & CO., gasfitters, tinsmiths and bellhangers, 39 

Mcolson st. Ho. 5 Mount Pleasant st 

DAVID Simon H. police constable, 10 Lyle st 

, 

DAVIDSON Alexander, minister E.U.' Church, Nelson st, 

west. Ho. 48 Eldon st 

Davidson Andrew, mechanic, 58 Drnmfrochar road 

Davidson David, carpenter, 6 Boyd st 

Davidson David, blacksmith, 23 Main st 

Davidson George, joiner, 32 Crescent st 

Davidson James, labourer, 26 John st 

Davidson James, spirit dealer, 1 Crescent st. Ho. do 

Davidson James, skinner, 89 East Hamilton st 

Davidson Thomas, slater, 24 St Lawrence st 

Davidson William, blacksmith, 57 Holmscroft st 

Davidson Miss, 16 Lynedoch st 

Davidson Mrs, 11 Cathcart st 

Davidson Mrs, 15 Sir Michael st 

Davidson Mrs, 22 Inverkip st 

DAVIE Alexander M., "wine and spirit merchant, 17 Stanners 

st. Ho. 5 Belleville st 

Davie James, joiner, 28 Crawfurd st 

Davie Robert & Co., timber measurers, 63 Rue-end st 

Davie Robert (of Robert Davie & Co.), 4 Fox st 

Davie & Co., bag merchants. Upper Dellingburn st 

Davie Mrs, seamstress, 28 Tobago st 

DAVIE S Louis, rigger, 25 West Burn st 

Davies John, mason, 5 Bearhope st 

Davies Robert, pensioner, 48 St Lawrence st 

Davies Robert, labourer. East Crawford st 

Davies Thomas, shipmaster, 95 Roxburgh st 

Davies Mrs David, 7 Bearhope st 

Davies Mrs Wm., grocer, 24 West Blackball st. Ho. do 

DAW xA.lexander, deep-sea pilot, 32 Ann st 

Dawson John, steamboat agent, Customhouse Quay. Ho. 4 


Dawson John S. , carjênter, 40 Nelson st, west 

Dawson Miss, 26 Brisbane st 

DEANS Samuel, labourer, 11 Bearlioxê st 

DEAS John S., inspector of poor, Poorhouse buildings, 12: 

Captain st. Ho. 30 Brisbane st 

DELITUS Jerome, carpenter, 8 Hope st 

DEMPSTER James, joiner, 18 South st 

Dempster John, seaman, 11 West breast 

Dempster Mrs Margaret, 18 South st 

Dempster Mrs, 32 Main st

DIRECTORY. , 45 

DENHAM Robert, boot and shoe agent, 13 Hamilton st. 

Ho, 72 Wellington st 

DENHOLM Alexander, carter, 5 Hill st 

Denliolm James, ship, insurance and commission agent, 

Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st. Ho. 9 Eldon st 

Denholm E,obert, engineer, 33 Sir Michael st 

Denholm William, blacksmith, 50 St Lawrence fit 

Denholm Mrs, 23 Hamilton st 

DENNEY & Crawford, joiners, 52 Upper Kelly st 

Denney John (of Denney & Crawford), 7 Mount Pleasant st 

Denney John labourer, 14 Stanners st 

DENNISTOISr John S., ship chandler, flagmaker, and tinsmith, 

11 West Breast. Ho. 19 Patrick st 

Denniston Mrs C. , 9 Mount Pleasant st 

DENNY Archibald, brassfoimder, 16 Hope st 

Denny John, rafter, 61 Ann st 

Denny Miss, grocer, 63 Holmscroft st 

DEVINE David, carpenter, 10 Carnock st 

Devine James, shoemaker, 5 Dalrmyple st 

DiA'ine William, labourer, 9 Prosj)ect hill 

DEVLIN Daniel, pavement, cement and fire-clay goods 

merchant, 11 Patrick st 

Devlin Henry, letter carrier. Post Office. Ho. 30 Ann st 

Devlin James P., lime, cement, stucco and coal and fire 

clay goods agent, 15 Holmscroft st. Ho. 7 Nile st 

Devlin Mark, tailor and clothier, 15 Market st. Ho. 8 do 

Devlin John, rafter, 8 Chapel st 

Devlin John, rigger, 28 West Blackball st 

Devlin John, contractor, 7 Nile st. Ho. do 

Devlin Patrick, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Market st. Ho. 

7 Nile st 

Devlin Patrick, labourer, 64 Drumfrochar road 

DEWAR David, superintendent of police, &c., police chambers. 

Ho. 13 Forsyth st 

Dewar & Co., smiths, tinsmiths, plumbers, and gasfitters. 

Phoenix Works, 8 Taylor's close 

Dewar John (of Dewar & Co. ), Nile Street 

Dewar John, joiner, 26 Ann st' 

Dewar John, labourer, 23 Bruce st 

Dewar, Catherine, wine and spirit merchant, 13 Cathcart st. 

Ho., 12 Lyle st 

'' DICK Andrew, joiner, 69 Roxburgh st 

Dick Archibald, joiner, 69 Roxburgh st 

Dick Boyd, joiner, 3 Kelly st 

Dick Brothers, coal and lime merchants, Albert Harbour 

station. Brougham st 

Dick David, labourer, 24 Ann st 

Dick Hector, grocer, 34 Ann st. Ho. 29 do 

Dick Hugh, tinsmith, 35 Nelson st, west

46 • DIRECTORY. 

Dick James M., hatter and hosier, 13 West Blackhall st 

Dick John R. (of Dick Brothers), 20 Mount Pleasant st 

Dick John, joiner, 104 Drnmfrochar road 

Dick John, flesher, 18 Vennel. Ho. do 

Dick Peter, steamboat master, 18 Bogle st 

Dick Thomas, cooper, 81 Wellington st 

Dick Pobert, smith, 18 Vennel 

Dick Robert, wholesale and retail fruiterer, 8 Grey place. 

Ho. Grey place 

Dick Samuel (of Dick Brothers), 17 Mount Pleasant st 

Dick William, cooper, 25 Bruce st 

Dick Misses, 32 Nelson st, west 

Dick Mrs, midwife, 68 Roxburgh st 

Dick Mrs, feuar, 24 Brisbane st 

DICKIE James, rivetter, 36 Lynedoch st 

Dickie John, coachman, 46 Cathcart st 

Dickie John, carter, 57 Inverkip st 

Dickie William, painter, 97 Roxburgh st 

Dickie Mrs J ohn, 1 4 Brisbane st 

DICKSON Alexander, engineer, 1 Belleville st 

Dickson Archibald, joiner, 31 Ann st 

Dickson Benjamin, agent, London and North-Western Railway 

Company, Mansionhouse lane. Ho. 2 Thornbank, 

Gourock 

Dickson David, hammerman, 58 Vennel 

Dickson David, sugar boiler, 17 Baker st 

Dickson David, joiner, 47 Holmscroft st 

Dickson Francis, watchmaker, 40 Lynedoch st 

Dickson Hugh, watch and clock maker, 40 Lynedoch st 

Dickson James, mason, 51 Inverkip st 

Dickson John, mechanic, 56 Drnmfrochar road ' 

Dickson John, shoemaker, 11 Cartsburn st 

Dickson John, clerk, 9 Dempster st 

Dickson Thomas, iron turner, 5 Hill st 

Dickson Mrs, 7 West Blackhall st 

Dickson Mrs, 28 West Blackhall st 

DILLON Patrick, shoemaker, 37 Vennel 

DINNING John, joiner, 1 Ratho st 

Dinning Miss, matron of reception house, 35 Crawfurd st 

DIXON William (limited), Govan, Calder, Carfin, Cleland, 

and Blantyre Collieries. Depot, Dellingburn square 

DOAK James, mason, 69 Regent st 

Doak John, shipbroker, 20 Hamilton st 

DOCHERTY Bernard, moulder, 26 Crescent st 

Docherty Daniel, flesher, 15 Vennel. Ho. do 

Docherty Daniel, labourer, 3 Shannon's close 

Docherty Edward, slater, 26 Tobago street 

Docherty Edward, ham, butter and egg merchant, 31 Dalrymple 

st. Ho. do

DIRECTORY. 47 

Doclierty Francis, boarcling-lioiise keeper, 1 West Breast 

Docherty George, clothier, 6 William st. Ho., 5 do. 

Doclierty George, fleslier, 16 Dalrymple st 

Doclierty Hugh, blacksmith, 21 Port-Glasgow road 

Doclierty James, egg merchant, 20 Cathcart st. Ho., 17 

Shaw st 

Docherty John, spirit dealer, 36 Inverkij) st. Ho. 2 Salmon 

st 

Docherty John, cooper, 74 Ann st 

Docherty Robert, green grocer, 8 Vennel 

Docherty William, spirit merchant, 11 and 12 East breast. 

Ho., 4 Mansionhouse lane 

Docherty Mrs James, 84 Roxburgh st 

Docherty Mrs Janet, 22 Trafalgar st 

Docherty Mrs Michael, dealer, 7 Broad close 

DOCKER Edward, basketmaker, 24 St Lawi'encest. Ho. 18 do 

DOCTOR Rev. Alexander, 18 South st 

DODD William, 5 Lauriston st 

DODDS James, shipmaster, 17 Nelson st, west 

Dodds Samuel, joiner, 28 East Crawford st 

Dodds William, carpenter, 18 Cathcart st 

Dodds William, carpenter, 25 Sir Michael st 

DODGSON Thomas, carpenter, 5 Hope st 

DOIG Alexander, hairdresser, 10 West Blackball st. Ho. 


Doig William, joiner, 29 Belleville st 

DOLEMAN James, shoemaker, 38 Lynedoch st 

DON James, porter, 15 East Quay lane 

Don Robert, blacksmith, 36 East Hamilton st 

DONAGHIE James, rafter, 19 Hamilton st 

Donaghie Robert, salt merchant, 1 Eas tBlackhall st. Ho. 

8 Hope st 

DONAGHY James, rivetter, 1 Mill st 

DONALD James, joiner, 6 West Stewart st 

Donald James, cigar, tobacco and snuflF merchant, 7 Hamilton 

st. Ho. 24 Forsyth st 

Donald Robert S. (of Kincaid, Donald & Co.), 24 Forsyth st 

Donald William, boilermaker, 24 St Lawrence st 

Donald William (of M'Gregor & Donald) 33 Nicolson st 

Donald Miss, feuar, Finnart road 

DONALDSON Thomas, examining officer, H.M.C., 35 Nelson 

st, west 

Donaldson Thomas, compositor, 7 Prospect hill 

DONNELLY Benjamin, slater, 60 Kelly st 

Donnelly Francis, boilermaker, 58 Lynedoch st 

Donnelly James, sanitary inspector, 8 Cathcart square. Ho. 

11 Watt st 

Donnelly P. & Co, , clothiers and outfitters, 14 Cathcart st. 

Ho. 13 Mearns st

48 DIRECTORY, 

DORNING Daniel, club-master, 3 Ardgowan square 

DONOHOE P. F., drill instructor, 80 Roxburgh st 

DORAN James, pansman, 5 Captain st 

Doran John, labourer, 8 Shaw st 

DORANS Peter, grocer and provision merchant, 46 Shaw 

st. Ho. 46 Ann st 

DOUGALL Andrew, physician and surgeon, consulting 

rooms, 12 Ann st. House, 57 Regent st 

Dougall Robert, blockmaker, 12 Lyle st 

Dougall Mrs, dressmaker, 31 Brougham st 

DOUGLAS & Co., drapers and outfitters, 43 Vennel 

Douglas David, marine store dealer, 2 Vennel. Ho. 5 

East Quay lane 

Douglas Donald, joiner, 64 Drumfrochar road 

Douglas Duncan, 6 Hope st 

Douglas James (of Douglas & Co. ), 30 Nelson st, west 

Douglas Dr John Campbell, M.B., L.R.C.S., Edin., physician 

and surgeon, 6 Shaw place 

Douglas John (of Mackenzie & Walker), 20 Margaret st 

Douglas John, grocer, 57 Main st. Ho. do 

Douglas John, engineer, 79 Belleville st 

Douglas Peter, labourer, 4 John st 

Douglas & Son, watchmakers, jewellers, goldsmiths, etc., 9 

Hamilton st 

Douglas Thomas, clerk, 5 Caddlehill st 

Douglas Thomas N. (of Douglas & Son), 23 Brisbane st 

Douglas Walter, timber measurer, 23 Sir Michael st 

Douglas William, grocer and spirit dealer, 13 Ann st. Ho. 

77 Regent st 

Douglas William, coal merchant, 36 Roxburgh st. Ho. 77 

Regent st 

Douglas Miss E., tobacconist, 35 West Blackball st 

Douglas Mrs John, 8 Ardgowan st, west 

Douglas Mrs, 13 Watt st 

Douglas Mrs, 6 John st 

DOW Donald, carter, 22 Arthur st 

Dow Donald, labourer, 12 Arthur st 

Dow James, seaman, 6 Inverkip st 

Dow John, joiner, 8 Nicolson st 

Dow Mrs Archibald, 29 Brougham st 

Dow Mrs Cameron, spirit dealer, 18 Sir Michael st 

DOWIE Ebenezer Telford, M. D. , physician and dentist, and 

Member of Council, Glasgow University, 6 Grey place. 

Ho. do 

DOWLY James, policeman, 58 Wellington st 

DOWNIE Andrew, joiner, 15 Lyle st 

Downie Charles, ropespinner, 72 Ann st 

Downie John, shoemaker, 7 Kilblain st 

Downie John, cooper, 66 Wellington st

DIRECTOKY. 49 

Downie John, finisher, 32 East Hamilton st 

Downie Peter, ha"wker, 16 Hohnscroft st 

Downie Peter, billposter, 12 William st 

Downie William, dresser, 17 John st 

Downie William, sailmaker, 74 Wellington st 

Downie William, cooper, and wooden dish manufacturer, 

Hunter place, off Vennel. Ho. 8 Nile st 

Downie William, carpenter, 5 Lynedoch st 

Downie Miss, dressmaker, 15 Lynedoch st 

Downie Mrs John, 2 Springkell st 

DOWNS James, gardener, 12 Watt st 

DOWNING William, wine and spirit merchant, 29 Cathcart 

st and 2 Mansion House lane. Ho. 24 Roxburgh st 

DRANE John, lighterman, 15 Cartsburn st 

DRENNAN John, grain merchant, 18 Duncan st and 8 Carnock 

st. Ho. 52 Holmscroft st 

Drennan Mrs James, 53 Drumfrochar road 

DRUMMOND Alexander, moulder, 22 Sugarhouse lane 

Drummond Daniel, assistant harbour-master, 51 Rue-end st 

Drummond John, baker, 65 Main st 

Drummond John, porter, 24 West Blackball st 

Drummond Neil, carter, 22 Wellington st 

Drummond Mrs James, 21 Wellington st 

Drummond Mrs Thomas, fruit merchant, 1 Cartsburn st 

DRYBURGH Archibald, engineer, 38 Lynedoch st 

DRYDEN Robert, teacher, Greenock Academy, Ho. 6 

George square 

'Dryden Mrs, ladies' seminary, 9 George sq 

DRYSDALE James, engineer, 9 Main st 

Drysdale John, watchman, 7 Prospect Hill st 

Drysdale Robert, compositor, 5 Holmscroft st 

Drysdale Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Crescent st 

Drysdale Thomas, carpenter, 7 St Lawrence st 

Drysdale Mrs, lodgings, 13 Cross-shore st 

DUCKWORTH Joseph, wool sorter, 1 20 Drumfrochar road 

DUFF Archibald, farmer, Lurg, East Parish 

Duft Daniel, blockmaker, 13 Clarence st. Ho. 3 York st 

Duff James & Sons, brassfounders, coppersmiths, gasfitters, 

and bellhangers, 47 Rue-end st 

Duff James, junr. (of James Duff & Sons), Mount Park, 

Bank st 

Duff James (of James Duff & Sons), 20 Forsyth st 

Duff John (of James Duff & Sons), Hazelwood, 39 Eldon st 

Duff John, carpenter, 9 Duncan st 

Duff Thomas, fruit and potato merchant, 57 Rue-end st 

Duff William, farmer, Ladyburn 

DUFFY Daniel, butter and egg store, 59 Vennel. Ho. 22 

Bearhope st 

Dufty Mrs, butter and egg merchant, 18 Market st

50 DIRECTORY. 

DUGUID John, sawmaker, edge tool and saw merchant, 

Port-Grlasgow road. Ho. do 

DUNBAR James, boot-top manufacturer, boot and shoe 

maker, 29 Sugarhouse lane. Ho. 14 Brisbane st 

Dunbar John, labourer, 12 Cathcart st 

Dunbar David, grocer, 16 Lynedoch st 

Dunbar Miss, dressmaker, 16 Wellington st 

Dunbar Mrs, 18 Kelly st 

Dunbar Mrs, 16 Wellington st 

DUNCAN Alexander, seaman, 3 Hill st 

Dvmcan Archibald (of Duncan & Sharp), 22 William st, Port- 

Glasgow 

Duncan Andrew, 66 Roxburgh st 

Duncan Charles, cooper, 74 Ann st 

Duncan Daniel, carpenter, 19 Antigua st 

Duncan Daniel, joiner, 14 Lyle st 

Duncan Henry, carpenter, Glenford cottage, 11 South st 

Duncan James D., H.M.C. Ho. 65 Roxburgh st 

Duncan John, accountant, house factor, and insurance agent, 

and secretary to the Greenock Railway Guaranteed Co., 

24 West Burn st. Ho. 6 Brougham st 

Duncan John, patternmaker, 5 Antigua st 

Duncan John, baker, 15 East Shaw st. Ho. do 

Duncan John, lath splitter, 10 South st 

Duncan John, smith, 9 East Quay lane 

Duncan John, mason, 4 Mount Pleasant st 

Duncan John, rafter, 14 Mearns st 

Duncan Matthew, cowfeeder, bag and bass merchant, 28 

Duncan st. Ho. 28 Bruce st 

Duncan R. B. , procurator and notary public, 29 West Burn 

st. Ho. Glenford cottage, 11 South st 

Duncan Robert F., painter and paperhanger, 35 West Burn 

st. Ho. 15 Nelson st, west 

Duncan Robert, spirit dealer, 14 Market st. Ho. 48 

Ann st 

Duncan Robert, sailmaker, 13 Watt st 

Duncan Robert, coal agent, 28 Wellington st 

Duncan Robert, labourer, 16 Crescent st 

Duncan Robert, assistant registrar, 10 Nile st 

Duncan &l Sharp, brassfounders, plumbers and gasfitters, 73 

East Hamilton st 

Duncan Samuel, chemist and druggist, and branch Post Office, 

Havelock buildings, 17 West Blackball st and 17 Hamilton 

St. Ho. 22 Kelly st 

Duncan Thomas, painter, 23 Ingleston st 

Duncan William, boilermaker, 59 Rue-end st 

Duncan William, joiner, 53 Holmscroft st 

Duncan William, seaman, 63 Holmscroft st 

Duncan Miss Margaret, 15 Roxburgh st

DIRECTORY. 51. 

Duncan Miss, 26 Patrick st 

Duncan Miss, 11 Watt st 

Duncan Mrs A. , lodgings, 22 Crawfurd st 

Duncan Mrs Colin, lodgings, 35 Nicolson st 

Duncan Mrs James, 65 Rue-end st 

Duncan Mrs Robert, tea merchant and grocer, 16 Cathcart 

st. Ho. do. 

Duncan Mrs Robert, 48 Ann st 

Duncan Mrs, 16 Mearns st 

DUNLEAVY Daniel, rivetter, 24 St Lawrence st 

DUNLINSON Joseph, blacksmith, 28 East Hamilton st 

DUISTLOP Allan, grocer and provision merchant, 9 Cathcart 

St. Ho. 67 Nicolson st 

Dunlop D., L.F.P. and S., physican and surgeon, 56 Ann st 

Dunlop J. (of Cunliffe & Dunlop), Rosebank, Port-Glasgow 

Dunlop George, wholesale wine merchant and dealer, 57 

Shaw st. Ho. 7 Roxburgh st, and Argyle Hotel, Strone 

Dunlop James C, letter carrier, Post-office. Ho. 20 East 

Quay lane 

Dunlop James, farmer, Strone, East Parish 

Dunlop John (of M. F. & J. Dunlop), 18 South st 

Dunlop M. F. (of M. F. & J. Dunlop), Washington Cottage, 

Finnart road 

Dunlop M. F. & J,, writers, 2 Church place 

Dunlop Robert, labourer, 73 Ann st 

Dunlop Robert, mason, 43 Holmscroft st 

Dunlop Robert, potato merchant, 13Lyle st 

Dunlop Robert, labourer, 56 Drumfrochar road 

Dunlop Thomas, goods agent, Glasgow and South-Western 

Railway, Lynedoch station. Ho. 16 Regent st 

Dunlop Mrs Alexander, 9 Brougham st 

Dunlop Mrs William, lodgings, 22 West Stewart st 

Dunlop, Mrs Captain John, lodgings, 2 Watt place 

Dunlop Mrs Thomas, 20 East Quay lane 

DUNIS" A. C, engineer, 42 Lynedoch st 

Dunn Andrew, grocer, 67 Rue end st. Ho. 26 Mearns st 

Dunn John, slater, 24 Tobago st 

Dunn Peter, moulder, 13 Ingleston st 

Dunn Thomas, seaman, 8 Shaw st 

Dunn Mrs Archibald, 3 West Stewart st 

Dunn Miss, teacher, 20 West Stewart st 

DUNNIJSTG John, carpenter, 18 St Lawrence st 

Dunning Matthew, stevedore, 6 Trafalgar st 

DUNSMORE Andrew, gatekeeper, 56 Drumfrochar road 

Dunsmore William, labourer, 51 Inverkip st 

DURKIN Henry, H.M. Customs. Ho. 24 Brisbane st 

DUTHIE Mrs, 67 Nicolson st 

DYER John, cabinetmaker, 23 Sir Michael st 

Dyer John, labourer, 4 KillDlain st

52 DIRECTORY. 

E 

EADIE Forbes, lieutenant of police, 12 Nile st 

EAGLE Foundry, 28 Baker st 

EAGLESHAM James, huckster, 46 Main st 

Eaglesham John, shoemaker, 81 Wellington st 

EARLE John, grocer, Q6 Drumfrocharroad 

EAST End Medical Hall, 63 Rueênd st 

East Parish Church, Regent st 

EASTON Peter, brassfinisher, 1 Crescent st 

Easton Robert, brakesman, 58 Lynedoch st 

EDGAR George, painter, 28 Bruce st 

Edgar James, messenger, Post-office. Ho. 87 Roxburgh st 

Edgar John, shoemaker, 32 East Shaw st 

Edgar John, shoemaker, 36 Holmscroft st 

Edgar Robert, shoemaker, 36 Holmscroft st 

Edgar William, leather merchant, 3 Dalrymple st. Ho. 42 


EDINGTON Adam B., painter, 20 Wellington st 

Edington William, ticket collector, 51 Lynedoch st 

Edington Miss, dressmaker, 66 Roxburgh st 

Eding-ton Mrs, 6f> Roxburgh st 

EDMISTON Alexander, labourer, 30 Lynedoch st 

EDWARDS Charles E., green grocer, 43 Inverkip st 

Edwards John, boilermaker, 65 Regent st 

ELLIOT Charles, labourer, 23 Bruce st 

Elliot Henry, carpenter, 32 East Hamilton st 

ELLIS James, carpenter, 20 Hope st 

Ellis Robert, carpenter, 19 Regent st 

Ellis Mrs, grocer, 6 Chapel st 

ELTERINGHAM John, tugboatman, 29 Lynedoch st 

EPISCOPAL (St. John's) Church, 10 Union st 

ERSKINE Daniel M. (of Greenock Felt Work Co.), Finnart 

grove 

Erskine Henry, merchant, Lome place, 9 Margaret st 

Erskine James, compositor, 97 Roxburgh st 

Erskine John (of Greenock Felt Work Co.), Finnart grove 

Erskine John, gardener, 46 East Crawford st 

Erskine Mrs, 16 Sir Michael st 

EVANGELICAL Union Church, Nelson st, west 

EVANS Pvôbert, shipmaster, Lome place, 54 Brougham st 

Evans Thomas, boilermaker, 1 Mill st 

Evans William, bill-poster, 11 Charles st 

EVERAT Joseph, tugboatmaster, 19 Regent st 

EWART James, carter, 5 Nile st 

Ewart Robert, carpenter, 8 Chapel st 

Ewart Thomas, labourer, 21 Antigua st 

EWING Hugh, joiner, 65 Nicolson st 

Ewing Robert & Co., merchants, 4 Bogle st

DIRECTORY. 53 

Ewing

54 DIRECTORY. 

Fergus James (of James Fergus & Son), Alma place, westend, 

Gonrock 

Fergus James & Son, coal merchants, etc., New Dock lane 

Fergus Mrs, 5 Antigua st 

FERGUSON A. & Co., sailmakers, Roslin st. Glebe 

Ferguson Alexander (of A. Ferguson & Co.), Glenlea, 

NewVirk st 

Ferguson Alexander, engineer, 18 Antigua st 

Ferguson Archibald, labourer, 13 Crawfurd st 

Ferguson Charles, grocer, 27 Shaw st. Ho. 34 West 

Stewart st 

Ferguson Daniel & Co., hoop and commission merchants, 

Ferguson place, 30 Cathcart st, and 11 Higliland close 

Ferguson Daniel (of Daniel Ferguson & Co.), 23 Ardgowan 

st, west 

Ferguson David, joiner, Ui^per Mearns st 

Ferguson Donald, messenger to shipping office, 10 Carnock st 

Ferguson Donald, clerk, 1 Claude place, Dempster st 

Ferguson Donald, refreshment rooms, 14 East Quay lane. 

Ho. 25 Bank st 

Ferguson Donald, labourer, 13 Crawford st 

Ferguson Dugald, clerk, 7 Mearns st 

Ferguson George, confectioner, 31 Cathcart st. Ho. 2 Watt 

place 

Ferguson George, gardener, 2 East India breast. Ho. do 

Ferguson George, engineer, 23 Ingleston st 

Ferguson Hugh, grocer, 2 Dalrymple st. Ho. 13 Lyle st 

Ferguson James (of Sharp & Ferguson), 15 Laird st 

Ferguson John, grocer, 2 Watt place. Ho. 3 Holmscroft 

st 

Ferguson John, yardsman, 13 Belleville st 

Ferguson John, cooper, 43 Ann st 

Ferguson John, carpenter, 21 Ingleston st 

Ferguson John, carpenter, 26 Wellington st 

Ferguson John, carpenter, 31 Lyle st 

Ferguson John, cartwright, 68 Inverkip st 

Ferguson John, engineer, 66 Wellington st 

Ferguson John, Cowdenknowes cottage 

Ferguson John, labourer, 2 Crawfurd st 

Ferguson John, brassfounder, 39 Holmscroft st 

Ferguson John, painter, 1 West Stewart st 

Ferguson Moses, stevedore, 6 West Stewart st 

Ferguson Robert, carpenter, 10 Carnock st 

Ferguson Robert, 20 Lyle st 

Ferguson Samuel, rivetter, 7 Market st 

Ferguson Thomas, policeman, 9 Mill st 

Ferguson Thomas, shipmaster, 66 Roxburgh st 

Ferguson Thomas, woolsorter, 104 Drumfrochar road 

Ferguson William Hugh, clerk, 33 Dempster st

DIRECTORY. 55 

Ferguson Mrs Alexander, 4 Ropework st 

Ferguson Mrs J. , 15 Sir Michael st 

Ferguson Mrs John, 22 Brisbane st 

Ferguson Mrs John, 12 St Lawrence st 

Ferguson Mrs E., 59 Main st 

Ferguson Mrs, 5 West Stewart st 

Ferguson Mrs, lodgings, 58 Main st 

Ferguson Mrs, 62 Roxburgh st 

Ferguson Mrs, furnishings, 45 Vennel 

FERGUSSON John, feuar, 6 Roslin st, Glebe 

FERNIE Ann, furnishings, 39 Cathcart st. Ho. 26 Wellington 

st 

Fernie William, grocer, 7 Cathcart st. Ho. 26 Wellington st 

Fernie Mrs George, feuar, 5 Bearhope st 

FERNS Charles, engineer, 21 Ingieston st 

Ferns James, carpenter, 42 Main st 

Ferns James, carter, 49 Nicolson st 

FERRIE James, stevedore, 15 Hope st 

FERRIER Thomas, seaman, 5 Holmscroft st 

Ferrier Mrs George, 23 John st 

FETTES James, ropespinner, 81 Wellington ^ st 

FERRIES Robert, salesman, 43 Ann st 

FIELDING William, carpenter, 44 Arthur st 

FILSHIE Robert, dairy, 8 Smith's lane 

FILSHILL James, boilermaker, 32 East Crawford st 

FINCH William, carpenter, 10 Terrace road 

FINDLAY James, shipowner, Rosebank, 25 Forsyth st 

Findlay Janies, blacksmith, 11 Dempster st 

Findlay John (of Findlay & Mitchell), Jamieson place, 69 

Nicolson st 

Findlay & Mitchell, furnishing and general ironmongers, 

smiths, gastitters and bellhangers, 2 Cathcart sq 

FINLAY A. H., wholesale and retail wine and spirit dealer, 

9 Shaw St. Ho. 61 Eldon st 

Finlay Dugald, carpenter, 85 Roxburgh st 

Finlay Hugh, baker, 11 Bruce st 

Finlay James, 60 Drumfrochar road 

Finlay John, carpenter, 8 Shannon's close 

Finlay John, blacksmith, 1 West Stewart st 

Finlay Robert B. & Co., clothiers, hatters, etc., 12 West 

Blackball st 

Finlay Robert B. (of Robert B. Finlay & Co.), 62 Esplanade 

Finlay Robert, coachman, Belleaire lodge, Newark st 

Finlay Robert, 6 Kilblain st 

Finlay Thomas, engineer, 28 East Hamilton st 

Finlay William, smith, 54 Wellington st 

Finlay William, late of H.M.C., 27 Lyle st 

Finlay William, plumber, 46 West Blackball st 

Finlay Mrs Robert, 61 Eldon st 

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56 DIRECTORY. 

FINLAYSOlST John, coal merchant, 12 Brougham st. Ho. 

3 Hardie place, Gourock 

FINNIE Colin, grocer and joiner, 20 Antigua st. Ho. do 

Finnie Daniel, labourer, 47 Roxburgh st 

Finnie James, brassfinisher, 2 Sinclair st 

Finnie Mrs, huckster, 54 East Hamilton st 

FIRTH John, wool sorter, 118 Drumfrochar road 

FISH, Brown & Co. , sailmakers, Donald's Court, East India 

breast 

FISHER Daniel, engine driver, 27 Belleville st 

Fisher John, boot and shoemaker, 70 Roxburgh st 

Fisher John, joiner, 24 Bruce st 

Fisher John, waggoner, 47 Crawfurd st 

Fisher Peter, foreman, 33 Lynedoch st 

Fisher Robert, joiner, 2 Buccleuch st 

Fisher Thomas, shipmaster. Ford place, 18 South st 

Fisher Thomas, chemist and druggist, 97 Roxburgh st. Ho. 

14 South st 

FISHERY Office, 3 Bank st 

FISKIN John, tobacconist, 1 Charles st. Ho. 13 do 

FITZGERALD Richard, rivetter, 1 Sinclair st 

FLANNAGAN Dennis, labourer, 45 Yennel 

Flannagan James, tailor, 6 William st 

FLEMING Alexander M. (of Fleming, Reid & Co.), 65 

Esplanade 

Fleming Alexander, draper, 8 Hamilton st and 37 West 

Blackball st. Woodbine house, Brisbane st 

Fleming Daniel, cooper, 4 Watt st 

Fleming Daniel (of Lawrie & Fleming), 14 Wellington st 

Fleming Humphrey, engineer, 19 Ingleston st 

Fleming James, optician and chronometer maker, 14 Cathcart 

st. Ho. 15 Newton st 

Fleming John, plumber, 1 Cross-shore st 

Fleming John, contractor, 1 Dellingburn st. Ho. 4 Ingleston 

st 

Fleming John (of Fleming, Reid & Co.), 24 Magdala crescent, 

Edinburgh 

Fleming John, shij^master, 75 Holniscroft st 

Fleming Joseph, letter carrier, Post Office. Ho. 25 John st 

Fleming Matthew, shipmaster, Violet cottage, 7 Glen st 

Fleming Matthew, engineer, 13 Belleville st 

Fleming Reid & Co. , merchants and worsted sjînners, Shaws 

Water Worsted Mills, Drumfrochar road 

Fleming Robert, 24 Patrick st 

Fleming Thomas, foreman carpenter, 13 Belleville st 

Fleming William, porter, 6 West Stewart st 

Fleming Mrs A., 84 Roxburgh st 

Fleming Mrs A., keeper of waiting rooms, Steamboat quay. 

Ho. 73 Ann st

DIRECTORY. 57 

Fleming Mrs, 5 Watt st 

Fleming Mrs, 22 Inverkip st 

Fleming Mrs George, 5 Kobertson st 

Fleming Mrs, lodgings, 16 Cathcart st 

Fleming Miss, teacher of music, 5 Robertson st 

FLESH Market, Market Lane 

FLETCHER A., commission agent, 60 Ann st 

Fletcher Alexander & Co., wholesale a,nd retail ham, butter 

and egg merchants, 26 Dalrymple st. Ho. do 

Fletcher Antony, smith, 52 Wellington st 

Fletcher Donald, shoemaker, 8 Grey place 

Fletcher Dugald, porter, 16 Bruce st 

Fletcher Duncan, labourer, 21 Ingleston st 

Fletcher Malcolm, baker, 15 Sugarhouse lane 

Fletcher Miles, boilermaker, 16 William st 

Fletcher Peter, cooper, 34 Crescent st 

Fletcher Robert, pilot, 13 Nicolson st 

Fletcher William, carpenter, 8 Hope st 

Fletcher Miss Ann, 47 Main st 

Fletcher Miss J., 5 Lynedoch st 

Fletcher Mrs Euphemia, 8 Tobago st 

Fletcher Mrs Francis, 51 Lynedoch st 

Fletcher Mrs, 7 West breast 

FLETT James, grocer and provision merchant, 34 Vennel. 


FLIGHT John, cooper, 56 Lynedoch st 

FLOCKHART John (of Simpson & Co.), 16 Hope st 

Flockhart John, pawnbroker, 60 Vennel. Ho. 27 Patrick 

st 

Flockhart John, painter, 60 Vennel 

Flockhart Neil, smith, 21 Antigua st 

FLOOD Luke, plasterer, 66 Roxburgh st 

FORBES George, potter, 1 Sinclair st 

Forbes Hugh, engineer, 5 Cathcart st 

Forbes John, music seller, London Pianoforte Rooms, 15 

West Blackball st. Ho. 14 Ardgowan st, west 

Forbes John, gardener, 34 Brougham st 

Forbes Samuel, labourer, 62 Drumfrochar road 

Forbes William, engineer, 12 St Lawrence st 

FORD Benjamin (of Scott

58 DIRECTORY. 

FORRESTER David, merchant, Sugar Exchange 

Forrester David, carpenter, ] 7 Tobago st 

Forrester James, coal agent, 7 Chapel st. Ho. 21 Lyle st 

Forrester James, carpenter, 27 Belleville st 

Forrester William, engineer, 52 Holmscroft st 

FORSYTH James, coal merchant. Prospect hill 

Forsyth Francis, labourer, 34 Charles st 

Forsyth John, gateman, 31 Ingleston st 

Forsyth Samuel, carpenter, 29 Ingleston st 

Forsyth Mrs James, 4 Hill st 

FOR rUNE David, saddler, 63 Ann st 

Fortune Mrs, lodgings, 25 West Burn st 

FOSTER Edward B. , carpenter, 42 Arthur st 

Foster John, shipmaster, 41 Sir Michael st 

Foster Robert P., grocer and spirit dealer, 2 Tobago st 

Foster Miss, lodgings, 52 Brougham st 

Foster Robert P. (of Lyon & Foster), 2 Tobago st 

Foster Miss, lodgings, 52 Brougham st 

FOTJLDS & Bone, general and provision merchants, ship and 

produce brokers, fire, life, and marine insurance agents, 

and coopers, 11 Sugarhouse lane 

Foulds Matthew, brassfounder and gasfitter, 8 Baker st. Ho. 

21 Antigua st 

Foulds Matthew, jun., clerk, 12 Baker st 

Foulds William, wine and spirit merchant, 27 Main st. Ho. 

19 Oakshaw Hill, Paisley 

FOWLER Joseph Hamilton, Dhufield, Gourock road 

Fowler Mrs William, 9 Antigua st 

FOX George, labourer, 11 East Shaw st 

Fox John, M.D., physician and surgeon. Consulting rooms, 

1 Argyle st. H. 17 Ardgowan sq 

ERASER Charles, surgeon-dentist, 3 George sq. Ho. do 

Eraser Daniel, carpenter, 72 Wellington st 

Eraser Duncan, bagpipe maker, 3 Market st 

Eraser James, late tidewaiter, 57 Holmscroft st 

Fraser Mrs James, drySalter and provision merchant, Palmerston 

buildings. Ho. 18 Cathcart st 

Fraser John, joiner, 40 Nicolson st 

Fraser John, teacher, Greenock Academy. Ho. Yew cottage, 

6 Glen st 

Fraser John, rope spinner, 5 Nile st 

Fraser Robert & Co., sugar brokers and commission agents, 

20 Palmerston buildings 

Fraser Thomas, rigger, 37 Crawfurd st 

Fraser William, blockmaker, 35 Cathcart st 

Fraser William, engineer, 5 Ingleston st 

FREDERICK Peter, moulder, 19 Bearhope st 

FRENCH Andrew, porter, 55 Drumfrochar road 

FRIEL James, labourer, 7 Newton st

DIRECTORY. 

FRY Robert, of H.M.C., 99 Belleville st 

Fry Samuel, flesher, 85 Belleville st. Ho. 99 do 

Fry Mrs, 15 East Shaw st 

FULLARTON Rev. Archibald, minister of Cartsburn Parish 

Church. Ho. Grosvenor place, 6 Wellington st 

Fullarton Hugh (of Robert Fullarton & Son), Glencairn villa, 

Finnart st 

Fullarton James, engineer, 66 East Hamilton st 

Fullarton John, huckster, 4 Market st 

Fullarton John (of Robb & Fullarton), Ivy bank, Port-Glas^ 

gow 

Fullarton John, joiner, 27 Mainst. Ho. 30 East Hamilton 

st 

Fullarton Robert & Son, timber measurers, 6 Cathcart st 

Fullarton William, moulder, 75 Regent st 

FULTON Alexander, boilermaker, 5 Hope st 

Fulton Andrew, engineer, 17 Lyle st 

Fulton James (of John Neilson & Co.), Grosvenor cottage, 

32 Bank st 

Fulton James (of P. MacCallum & Sons), 24 Kelly st 

Fulton John, engineer, 3 John st 

Fulton John (of Crawford & Fulton), 12 Wellington st 

Fulton John, trunkmaker, 21 Market st 

Fulton Lawrence C. (of Fulton & Wilson), 1 Claud place, 

Dempster st 

Fulton Malcolm, boilermaker, 58 Wellington st 

Fulton Robert, joiner, 21 John st 

Fulton Robert, boilermaker, 23 Crescent st 

Fulton Robert, boilermaker, 7 Hope st 

Fulton Thomas, hat merchant, Cathcart sq. Ho. Grosvenor 

cottage, 32 Bank st 

Fulton Thomas, carpenter, 42 Dalrymple st 

Fulton & Wilson, engineers and general smiths, 5 Ann st 

Fulton Miss, 21 Lynedoch st 

Fulton Mrs, 31 Dempster st 

Fulton Mrs James, feuar, 5 Kelly st 

FYFE Alexander, teacher and sessi(m clerk, 8 Nelson st, 

west. Ho. 12 Brisbane st 

Fyfe Alexander, blacksmith, 19 Nicolson st 

Fyfe James, blockmaker, 57 Ann st 

Fyfe James, engineer, 7 Lauriston st 

Fyfe John, manager of Bogston saw mills. Ho. do 

Fyfe John, tanner, 2 Bruce st 

Fyfe John P. , writer and notary public, 1 Bank st. Ho. 1 

Finnart terrace 

Fyfe Robert, tidewaiter, 10 Regent st 

Fyfe William, engineer, 7 Lauriston st 

Fyfe Mrs, huckster, 10 Ann st 

Fyfe Mrs, 16 East Shaw st 

59

60 DIRECTORY. 

G^LIC Free Church, 14 Jamaica st 

G 

Gaelic Parish Church, 32 West Burn st 

GAFF Daniel R. (of James M'Lean & Co.), Mount Park 

cottage, 25 Wellington st 

GAGE John, carpenter, 1 William st 

GAHAGAN Owen, rivetter, 25 John st 

GALBRAITH Archibald, stationer and tobacconist, 16 Cathcart 

st. Ho. 29 Lynedoch st 

Galbraith Duncan, policeman, 19 Regent st 

Galbraith John, hatter and hosier, 26 Hamilton st. Ho. 29 

Patrick st 

Galbraith John, baker, 26 Charles st. Ho. 4 Nelson st, west 

Galbraith John, junr., baker, 41 West Blackball st. Ho. do 

Galbraith Lachlan, cooper, 13 West Stewart st 

Galbaith Macadam, baker, 38 Shaw st. Ho. 10 Lyle st 

Galbraith Mrs John, 17 Cathcart st 

Galbraith Mrs Jane, 8 Market st 

Galbraith Mrs John, 13 West Stewart st 

GALBREATH John, sugar sampler, 11 West breast. Ho. 

2 Eldon st 

GALL Miss Elizabeth, 24 West Blackball st 

GALLACHER Bernard, labourer, 21 John st 

Gallacher Bernard, labourer, 11 Laird st 

Gallacher Charles, labourer, 19 Stanners st 

Gallachar Daniel, labourer, 12 Terrace road 

Gallachar Hugh, flesher, 3 Trafalgar st 

Gallacher James, broker, 4 East Shaw st 

Gallacher John, lodgings, 17 Dalrymple st 

Gallacher John, fishmonger, 2 William st 

Gallacher JohnM., clerk, 9 Watt st 

Gallacher Neil, marine dealer, 20 Shaw st 

Gallacher Patrick, mason, 33 Hamilton st 

Gallacher William, caulker, 5 Orchard st 

Gallacher William, rivetter, 4 Sir Michael st 

Gallacher William, boot and shoemaker, 53 Vennel. Ho. 93 

Roxburgh st 

Gallacher William labourer, 23 John st 

Gallacher Mrs B. , wine and spirit dealer, 15 Clarence st. Ho. 

Boyd place, 37 West Blackball st 

Gallacher Mrs John, boarding-house keeper, 12 Dalrymple st 

Gallacher Mrs Margaret, 24 Lyle st 

GALLOWAY Allan, M.D., B.M., CM., physician and surgeon, 

Consulting Rooms, 32 Hamilton St. Ho. 19 Roxburgh 

st 

Galloway Andrew, C.E., 14 Eldon st 

Galloway Robert, gardener, 51 Kelly st 

GALT, David, brassmoulder, 18 Hope st 

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DIRECTOEY. 61 

OARDINER Mrs Archibald, lodgings, 31 Nicolson st 

[GARDNER Alexander, grocer, 1 West Stewart st. Ho. do 

Gardner John, 1 West Stewart st 

Gardner John, seaman, 7 Newton st 

Gardner John, engineer, 17 Lyle st 

Gardner John D. (of J. D. M'Gregor & Co.), 54 Regent st 

Gardner John, pilot, 3 Manse Lane 

Gardner Peter, seaman, 10 Shaw st 

Gardner Robert, slater, 19 Bearhope st 

Gardner Robert (of Greenock Printing Co.), 32 Nelson st, west 

Gardner Walter, family grocer and wine merchant, 17 West 

Blackball st. Ho. Greenbank terrace, 39 Kelly st 

jGardner Walter, mason, 7 Nile st 

Gardner William, boatbnilder, 27 Crawfurd st. Ho. 24 West 

Stewart st 

Gardner William, engine-driver, 17 Belleville st 

Gardner Mrs George, 4 George sq 

Gardner Mrs Margaret, 31 Nicolson st 

GARRICK^Lawrence, shipmaster, 17 Mount Pleasant st 

GAS Works' Office, 33 Crawfurd st 

GA SE William, gardener, 29 Lynedoch st 

GATHERER Andrew, engineer, 1 Belleville st 

Gatherer Peter, ship chandler, seedsman, sheep smearing and 

dipping materials, and general merchant, 7 West breast. 

Ho. 19 Roxburgh st 

GAULD Alexander, banker and insurance agent, Commercial 

Bank of Scotland. Ho. 75 Union st 

Gauld Thomas, spirit merchant, 12 Vennel. Ho. 4 Waverley 

lane 

GEERCKE Augustus, boarding-house keeper, 1 West breast 

Geercke Henry, hairdresser and foreign money exchange 

office, 12 Cathcart st. Ho. 13 Lyle st 

GEMMELL Alexander, tailor, 8 Sir Michael st 

GENT George W. , shipmaster, Ardgowan Buildings, 27 West 

Blackball st 

GEORGE Hendry Robert, engineer, 3 Lauriston st 

GETTY Robert, labourer, 13 Ingleston st 

GIBB Alexander, engineer, 39 Ann st 

Gibb D. & J., sugar refiners, 9 Sugarhouse lane. Ho. 9 

Forsyth st 

Gibb John, gasfitter, 24 Ann st 

Gibb Robert, engineer, 13 Charles st 

Gibb Walter, mason, 70 Wellington st 

Gibb Walter, shipmaster, 1 Orangefield place 

Gibb William, clerk, 53 Holmscroft st 

Gibb Mary, grocer, 8 Antigua st 

Gibb Mrs John, boot and shoemaker, 6 Hamilton st. Ho. 13 

Hope st 

Gibb Mrs, 25 Lynedoch st

62 DIKECTORY. 

GIBBS John, shipmaster, 23 Lyle st 

GIBSON Rev. Alexander, 14 Brisbane st 

Gibson Duncan, carter, 30 Lynecloch st 

Gibson Henry, letter carrier, Post Office. Ho. 4 Kilblain st 

Gibson John, painter, 5 Inverkip st 

Gibson Richard, mariner, 16 Antigua st 

Gibson Walter & Co., lathsplitters, 8 South st 

Gibson Walter (of Walter Gibson & Co.), 8 South st 

Gibson William, agent for Browne & Watson, shipbrokers, 


GILBOURNE Robert, builder and contractor, 40 Inverkip st. 

Ho. 34 do 

GILCHRIST George, outdoor officer Customs, 15 Lynedoch st / 

Gilchrist & Hendry, engineers, ship and general smiths, 3 

Shaw st, 3 Clarence st, glebe, and Garvel Park graving ; 

dock 

Gilchrist A. M. (of Gilchrist & Hendry), 17 Bogle st 

Gilchrist James, railway superintendent, Caledonian Railway 

station, Cathcart st. Ho. Railway cottage, 17 Bogle st 

Gilchrist John, cutter, 77 Holmscroft st 

Gilchrist Neil, joiner, 15 Regent st 

Gilchrist William, clothier and draper, 8 William st. Ho. do 

Gilchrist William, 71 Nicolson st 

Gilchrist Miss, confectioner, railway station, Cathcart st 

GILKISON James, examiner in navigation and seamanship 

M. M. Office, 7 Virginia st. Ho. 23 Ardgowan st, west 

GILLESPIE Alexander, storekeeper, 52 Holmscroft st 

Gillespie James, labourer, 10 Terrace road 

Gillespie James, smith, 44 East Hamilton st 

Gillespie James, carpenter, 14 Ardgowan st, west 

Gillespie James, commission and insurance agent, 12 i 

Forsyth st 

Gillespie John, accountant, house factor, insurance agent, and 1 

assessor of income tax, Alexander place, 12 Forsyth st 

Gillespie William, joiner, 4 Yennel 

Gillespie William, engine keeper, 60 Drumfrochar Road 

Gillespie Mrs, 44 Shaw st 

GILLIES Alexander, rope and twine manufacturer. Works, 

Lower Murdieston. Ho. 7 East Shaw st 

Gillies Donald, carpenter, 19 Sir Michael st .i 

Gillies Donald, labourer, 7 New Dock lane I 

Gillies George D., wine and spirit merchant, 93 Roxburgh st.k 

Ho. 3 Mount Pleasant st 

Gillies James, carpenter, 36 Lynedoch st 

Gillies John, sheriflF officer and J. P. constable, 63 Ann st 

Gillies John, cooper, 13 West Stewart st 

Gillies John, seaman, 8 Nicolson st 

Gillies John, joiner, 8 Watt st 

Gillies Miss Mary, 2 Crawfurd st

Gillies Miss, 23 Mcolson st 

DIRECTORY. 63 

Gillies Miss, dressmaker and furnishings, 5 East Shaw st. 

Ho. 7 do 

Gillies Mrs, 6 St Lawrence st 

Gillies Mrs, dairy, 52 Inverkip st and 9 Newton st 

Gillies Mrs John, 13 Hope st 

GILLIGAN Mrs, dairy, 29 Shaw st 

Gilligan Patrick, railway porter, 33 Lynedoch st 

GILLIN Henry, provision merchant, 36 Shaw st. Ho. 5 

Cross-shore st 

GILLILAND William, carter, 87 Roxburgh st 

GILLINDER Robert, mate, 7 West breast 

GILLORAN James L. (of John A. Macfarlane & Co.), 32 


GILMOUR Duncan, timekeeper, 55 Holmscroft st 

Gilmour A. & Son, poulterers and game dealers, 25 West 

Blackball st 

Gilmour James, joiner, 45 Holmscroft st 

Gilmour James, carpenter, 39 Lynedoch st 

Gilmour Robert, patternmaker, Lennox's land, East Hamilton 

st 

Gilmour Thomas, carpenter^ 3 Regent st 

Gilmour Jane, 6 John st 

Gilmour Mrs James, 6 Nelson st, west 

GILRAY Josiah, grocer, 64 Ann st 

Gilray Josiah, engraver, 1 East Blackball st. Ho. 64 

Ann st 

GILROY William, brassfounder, 15 Lyle st 

GIRDWOOD Miss, 66 Holmscroft st 

Girdwood Mrs, 36 Nicolson st 

GIRVAN William, shipmaster, 26 Trafalgar st 

Glasgow Asylum for the Blind, 16 West Blackball st 

Glasgow and Greenock Shipping Co., City of Glasgow Bank 

buildings, 32 Cathcart st 

Glasgow Boot and Shoe Shop, 45 Cathcart st 

Glasgow and Liverpool Screw Steam Shipping Co. , 1 West 

quay. Alexander King, agent 

Glasgow Daily and Weekly Herald (newspaper) branch office, 

29 Cathcart st. Robert Wood, correspondent and agent. 


Glasgow Daily and Weekly Mail (newspaper) Greenock 

branch office, 1 Bank st. G. Wardle, agent 

Glasgow News, The Evening News, and The News of the 

Week (newsj'iaper) branch office, 16 Cathcart st. Robert 

Hay, correspondent and agent 

Glasgow and South-Western Railway Co., Lynedoch Street 

Station 

Glasgow and South-Western Railway Co.'s Goods Office, 18 

Brougham st

64 DIBECTORY. 

Glasgow and South-Western Railway Station, off Brougham 

st 

GLASS John, shipmaster, 32 Nelson st, west 

Glass David, blacksmith, 63 Ann st 

Glass Mrs Hugh, 51 Rue-End st 

GLASSFORD Mrs, dressmaker, 5 Regent st 

GLEBE Sugar Refining Co., sugar refiners, 40 West Blackhall 

st 

GLEN Archibald, joiner, 8 South st 

Glen James, solicitor, notary public, and commissioner for 

English and Irish Courts, Union Bank buildings, 2 

Church place. Ho. 78 Union st 

Glen Malcolm, carpenter, 17 Shaw st 

Glen Miss, feuar. Ford house, 13 South st 

Glen Miss, 22 Brisbane st 

Glen Mrs James, grocer, 36 West Burn st 

Glen Mrs P., 41 Holmscroft st 

Glen Mrs William, lodgings, 9 Cross-shore st 

GLENCROSS John, engineer, 9 Antigua st 

GLENDINING Alexander, optician and nautical instrument 

maker, 17 Ingleston st 

GLENDY Wniiam, plumber, 1 Mill st 

GLENESK Charles, engineer, 28 East Hamilton st 

GOOD Robert, rigger, 6 Hill st 

GOFF Thomas, grocer and provision merchant, 4 Lennox 

buildings, East Hamilton st. Ho. do 

GOGLE James N., mate, 85 Roxburgh st 

GOLDIE Thomas, carter, 19 Nicolson st 

Goldie Mrs, 46 Nicolson st 

GOLDING George, carpenter, 65 Nicolson st 

GORDON, David, carpenter, 11 Duncan st 

Gordon G. , butcher, 60 Main st. Ho. 4 John st 

Gordon, James, stone carver, 6 South st. Ho. 18 do 

Gordon John, Inland Revenue officer. Excise buildings. Ho. 

Claud place, 7 Dempster st 

Gordon Peter, labourer, 30 Ingleston st 

Gordon Robert, potter, 1 Sinclair st 

Gordon Robert, boat builder, 18 Antigua st 

Gordon Samuel, caulker, 19 Main st 

Gordon Rev. William, R. C. clergyman, St Mary's, Patrick st 

Gordon Miss, 22 South st 

Gordon Mrs James, 26 Trafalgar st 

Gordon Mrs, 73 Holmscroft st 

GORMAN Catherine, 43 Yennel 

Gorman James, broker, 10 Taylor's close 

GORMLEY Bernard, labourer, 16 East Shaw st 

GOUDIE Hugh, heckler, 2 Sinclair st 

Goudie James, carpenter, 13 West Blackball st 

Goudie James, shoemaker, 70 Eldon st

DIRECTORY. 65 

Goudie William, baker, 1 Argyle st 

GOULDING M. , spirit mercliant, 65 Main st. Ho. 58 Vennel 

GOUROCK Ropework Co. , rope and sailcloth manufacturers, 

1 Cross-shore st, and 5 East breast 

GOURLEY James, labourer, 16 Hope st 

Gourley William, labourer, 7 Crescent st 

GOVAN David, boilermaker, 12 Arthur st 

Govan Quintin, painter, 67 Nicolson st 

Govan Solomon, watchman, 7 Highland close 

GOW William, cooper, 37 Nelson st, west 

GOWANS Andrew, clerk, 1 Upper Orangefield 

GRACEY Samuel, Kilmun messenger. Post Office. Ho. 


GRAHAM Alexander, carter, 10 West breast 

Graham Alexander, carter, 40 East Hamilton st 

Graham Angus, carter, 53 Dnimfrochar road 

Graham David J. , tailor, 52 Wellington st 

Graham David, labourer, 22 St Lawrence st 

Graham Donald, carpenter, 12 St Lawrence st 

Graham Duncan, grocer and provision merchant, 51 Main st. 


Graham Edward, carpenter, 66 Regent st 

Graham Hugh, carter, 51 Inverkij) st 

Graham Hugh, grocer and provision merchant, 42 Cathcart st, 

and 73 Main st. Ho. 36 West Stewart st 

Graham James, joiner, 12 Nile st 

Graham James (of Greenock Apothecaries' Co.), 6 Ardgowan 

st, west 

Graham James Smith, 29 Ingleston st 

Graham James (of Greenock Plate Glass Insurance Co.), 19 

Cathcart st 

Graham James, glazier, glass merchant, and designer on 

glass, 19 Cathcart st. Ho. Grosvenor place, 6 Wellington 

st 

Graham John, cooper, 15 Mearns st. Ho, 6 Hope st 

Graham John, labourer, 15 Cathcart st 

Graham John, B.A., teacher. Collegiate School, Avenue park, 

Bedford st. Ho. do 

Graham Samuel, labourer, 24 Wellington st 

Graham Mrs John, 52 Brougham st 

Graham Mrs John, feuar, 12 Tobago st 

Graham Mrs John, lodgings, 8 East Shaw st 

Graham Mrs, 5 Kilblain st 

GRANDSON George, coppersmith, 40 Arthur st 

GRANT Alexander, of Conn & Grant, 3 Holmscroft st 

Grant John, wine and spirit merchant, 29 Dalrymple st. 

Ho. 24 Bank st 

Grant James, joiner, 97 Belleville st 

Grant Lachlan, grocer, 52, Dalrymple st

66 

DIRECTORY, 

Grant Mrs D., 21 Wellington st 

Grant Neil, butter and egg merchant, 35 Sliaw st. Ho. 41 

Lynedocli st 

Grant Patrick, architect and surveyor, 7 Dempster st 

Grant Ronald, labourer, 13 West Blackball st 

Grant Thomas, porter, 74 Roxburgh st 

Grant William, labourer, 14 East Quay lane 

Grant Isabella, milliner, 21 Cathcart st. Ho. 22 do 

Grant Mrs Lewis, lodgings, 6 East Blackball st 

GRAVES Thomas, painter, 75 Regent st 

GRAY Archibald, painter, 6 West Stewart st 

Gray Archibald, boilermaker, 7 Dempster st 

Gray Alexander M., painter, paperhanger and decorator, 33 

Market st. Ho. 1 Holmscroft st 

Gray & Buchanan, merchants, ship and insurance brokers, 

agents for Williams, Foster & Co., copper smelters, 

Swansea, 12 Bogle st 

Gray Daniel, joiner, 51 Kelly st 

Gray David, packer, 62 Ann st 

Gray Donald, shipmaster, 5 Hill st 

Gray Dagald (of Gray & Rodger), 53 Regent st 

Gray Hugh (of Gray & Buchanan), Braeside, Helensburgh 

Gray James, shoemaker, 39 Roxburgh st 

Gray James, joiner, 2 Claud place, Dempster st 

Gray John, moulder, 5 Belleville st 

Gray John, porter, 7 New Dock lane 

Gray John, Maybole boot and shoe warehouse, 16 Hamilton st 

Gray John Kerr, town-clerk, and clerk to the Police Board 

and Harbour Trust, also clerk to the Greenock Parish 

Statute Labour Trust, Council chambers, Hamilton st. 

Ho. 28 Forsyth st 

Gray John, labourer, 11 Ardgowan st. Glebe 

Gray Robert (of Williamson & Gray), 30 Wellington st 

Gray & Rodgers, coopers, 52 Rue-end st 

Gray Samuel, sugar sampler, 11 West breast 

Gray William, labourer, 91 Port-Glasgow road 

Gray William, carpenter, 13 East Quay lane 

Gray William^ labourer, 11 Crescent st 

Gray Miss, 16 Mearns st 

Gray Mrs John, 38 Hamilton st 

Gray Mrs, 65 Rue-end st 

GREEN Alexander, mason, 29 Belleville st 

Green Charles, carpenter, 5 Hope st 

Green Daniel, labourer, 89 East Hamilton st 

Green Mrs John, 8 Mount Pleasant st 

Green Mrs, 25 John st 

GREENLEES David, engineer, 9 Belleville st 

Greenlees Robert, carpenter, 27 Main st 

GREENLAW David, engineer, 5 Duncan st

DIRECTOEY. 67 

GREEJS'OCK Advertiser and Clyde Commercial Journal, 

published every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 

mornings, at 29 Hamilton st 

Greenock Academy, Nelson st, west. G, Williamson, secy 

Greenock Apothecaries' Co., druggists and aerated water 

manufacturers, 28 Hamilton st 

Greenock branch, Glasgow Herald newspaper, 29 Cathcart st 

Greenock branch, Glasgow News newspaper, 16 Cathcart st 

Greenock branch, North British Daily Mail, 1 Bank st 

Greenock Club, 3 Ardgowan sq 

Greenock Coffee Room, 2 Cathcart sq 

Greenock Distillery Co., distillers, 27 Tobago st 

Greenock Equitable Loan Co., 24 Hamilton st—Duncan 

M 'Vicar, manager 

Greenock Felt Work Co. , sheathing and roofing felt manufacturers, 

8 East Hamilton st— John Erskine, manager 

Greenock Foundry Co., engineers and iron-founders, Greenock 

foundry, East Stewart st 

Greenock Gas Works, Inchgreen. Office, 33 Crawfurd st, 

Glebe 

Greenock Golf Club. Links, Bow farm 

Greenock Grain and Flour Mills, Chapel st 

Greenock Herald Office, 40 Cathcart st 

Greenock Hospital and Infirmary. Old house, Inverkip st, 

New house, Duncan st—G. Williamson, secretary 

Greenock Industrial Co-operative Society (Limited). Grocery, 

11 John st 

Greenock Iron Co, , iron and steel merchants, 1 Palmerston 

buildings 

Greenock Library, Watt Monument, 9 Union st 

Greenock Mechanics' Institution, 13 Sir Michael st 

Greenock Operative Painters' Society, 29 Hamilton st 

Greenock Plate Glass Insurance Co., insurers of polished and 

rough plate glass, 19 Cathcart st 

Greenock Printing Co. , printers and publishers, 29 Hamilton 

st 

Greenock Property Investment Society. Office, Bank buildings, 

13 William st—James Kelso, manager 

Greenock Provident Bank, 11 William st 

Greenock Provident Investment Co, 23 Cathcart st—James 

M' Clement, managing director 

Greenock Railway Guaranteed Company's Office, 24 West 

Burn st—John Duncan, secretary 

Greenock Ropework, 43 Wellington st 

Greenock Sawmill Co, timber merchants, saw millers and 

manufacturers of wood mouldings, Kingston Saw Mills, 


Greenock Seed Crushing Oil Co. (Limited), seed crushers 

9.nd oil refiners, 10 Drumfrochar road

68 DIRECTORY. 

Greenock Telegraph and Clyde Shipping Gazette, published 

every afternoon, at 18 Charles st 

Greenock Total Abstinence Society. Office, Temperance Institute, 

19 West Stewart st—A. Anderson, registrar 

Greenock Towing Co, 2 West Quay 

Greenock Working Boys' and Girls' Religions Society. Committee 

rooms, 46 Cathcart st 

Greenock Young Men's Christian Association's Readingroom 

and office, 19 West Stewart st 

GREENWOOD George, flesher, 1 Ann st. Ho. 10 Shaw place 

GREER James, clockmaker and commission agent, 18 Tobago 

st. Ho. do 

GRENFELL Pascoe & Sons, copper and yellow metal merchants, 

Swansea and London—P. Maccallum & Sons, 

agents 

GREEVES Alexander, shoemaker, 40 West Burn st. Ho. do 

GREY Charles, feuar, 3 Finnart terrace 

GRIER J. J. Captain and Adjutant, 1st Adm. Battalion 

Renfrewshire Rifle Volunteers, Drill hall 

Grier Robert, mason, 61 Nicolson st 

Grier Robert, brassfinisher, 68 Inverkip st 

Grier Thomas, cashier. Mansion-house. Ho. 22 Brisbane st 

GRIEVE James Johnston, M.P. (of Baine & Johnston), 17 

West Blackball st. House, Levan, Gourock, and 40 

Queen's gate, South Kensing-ton, London 

Grieve James, joiner, 35 Lyle st 

Grieve Robert (of Glebe Sugar Refining Co.), Newark st 

Grieve Walter, Son & Co. , merchants and shipowners. Commercial 

Bank buildings, 14 Cross- shore st 

Grieve Walter (of Walter Grieve, Son & Co.), Beltrees, 60 

L^^nion st 

Grieve Walter Baine, insurance agent, 17 West Blackball st. 

Ho. Levan, Gourock 

Grieve William, brassfounder, 41 Ann st 

Grieve William, porter, 51 Rue-end st 

GRIFFAN William, rigger, 10 William st 

GRIFFITH Patrick, bookseller (new and second-hand), 10 

East Quay lane 

Griffith Thomas, out-door officer, H.M.C., 41 Crawfurd st 

GRIFFITHS Thomas, rafter, 7 Cathcart st 

GRINDY Stephen, potter, 21 Port-Glasgow road 

GROSSART Mrs, 19 Regent st 

GROVES James, plasterer, 17 Bearhope st 

GROTT Ferdinand, shipmaster, 52 St Lawrence st 

GRUBB John, engineer, 17 Baker st 

Grubb John, engineer, 21 Port-Glasgow road 

GUNION W. G. Hume, writer. Council Chambers 

Gunion William, carpenter, 57 Inverkip st 

GUNN Alexander, detective officer, 66 Ann st

DIRECTORY. 69 

Gunn George^ carpenter, 14 Cathcart st 

Gunn William, engineer, 9 East Blackhall st 

GUSH Charles, submarine diver, 6 Boycl st 

GUTHRIE James, clerk, 73 Holmscroft st 

Guthrie R. B., telegraph department. Post Office. Ho. 

13 Lyle st 

Guthrie Robert, engine driver, 21 Belleville st 

Guthrie Robert, joiner and builder, 12 Kilblain st. Ho. 

35 Nelson st, west 

GUY M., joiner, 12 Nile st 

Guy William, carter, 2 Open shore 

GUYTON Hubert, 39 Nelson st, west 

GWYNN Daniel, carpenter, 58 Kelly st 

H 

HACKING John, overlooker, 9 Mill st 

HADDOW John, shipowner, 27 West Burn st. Ho. Kilmory, 

Skelmorlie 

Haddow Mrs Andrew C. , Kilmory, Skelmorlie 

HAGAN Charles, spirit dealer, 34 Yennel. Ho. 73 

Regent st 

Hagan James, baker, 21 Vennel. Ho. 73 Regent st 

Hagan Robert, labourer, 15 Regent st 

HAGGARTY Conrad, tailor, 50 Shaw st 

Haggarty James, labourer, 9 East Shaw st 

Haggarty James, labourer, 37 Cathcart st 

Haggarty John, labourer, 56 Drumfrochar road 

Haggarty Peter, joiner, 22 Bearhope st 

HAIG John, out-door officer, H.M.C., 5 Belleville st 

HAIR Donald, labourer, 15 Stanners st 

Hair Robert, mashman, 11 Inverkip st 

Hair William, feuar, 33 Union st 

Hair William, joiner, 81 Roxburgh st 

Hair Mrs, 11 Crescent st 

Hair Mrs, Brachelston place, 34 Nelson st, west 

HALBERT

70 DIRECTORY. 

Hamilton Alexander, mason, 5 Dempster st 

Hamilton Alexander, jun., mason, 5 Dempster st 

Hamilton Andrew, station master, 55 Drumfrochar road 

Hamilton Andrew, pilot, 45 Crawfurd st 

Hamilton Archibald, carpenter, 17 Belleville st 

Hamilton Daniel, foreman, 2 Lauriston st 

Hamilton David J., eating-house keeper, 39 Hamilton st 

and 6 Dalrymple st. Ho. do 

Hamilton Dugald, plater, 50 Roxburgh st 

Hamilton George, fruit and vegetable merchant, 34 Shaw st. 

Ho. Waterloo cottage, Trafalgar st 

Hamilton George H. (of James Hamilton & Son), 29 Ardgowan 

st, west 

Hamilton Hugh, shoemaker, 48 Crawfurd st 

Hamilton James (of Hamilton & Adam), Seabank house, 

Johnstone st 

Hamilton J ames, boatbuilder, 87 Belleville st 

Hamilton James, iron turner, 5 Holmscroft st 

Hamilton James & Son, drapers, clothiers, and outfitters, 23 

Cathcart st 

Hamilton James, policeman, 24 Ann st 

Hamilton James (of James Hamilton & Son), 29 Ardgowan 

st, west 

Hamilton James, joiner, 64 Holmscroft st 

Hamilton James, druggist, 24 West Blackball st 

Hamilton John, Villa Marina, 28 Eldon st and 1 L Esplanade 

Hamilton John, boilermaker, 9 Prospect Hill st 

Hamilton John, engine driver, 71 Wellington st 

Hamilton John, shipmaster, 6 Mount Pleasant st 

Hamilton Matthew, hairdresser, 1 Stanners st 

Hamilton, M'Culloch &, Co., coalmasters and manufacturers 

of composition bricks, 3 Chapel st 

Hamilton Pobert, potter, 70 Port-Glasgow road 

Hamilton Robert, burgh assessor. Town buildings, 6 Hamilton 

st. Ho. 27 Regent st 

Hamilton Robert, carpenter, 85 Belleville st 

Hamilton Robert, smith, 7 New Dock lane 

Hamilton Thomas, carpenter, 38 Lynedoch st 

Hamilton Thomas, coppersmith, 61 Ami st 

Hamilton Thomas, engine-driver, 71 Wellington st 

Hamilton Thomas, labourer, 24 Inverkii^ st 

Hamilton William C. B., joiner, Kingston Saw Mills 

Hamilton William, boilermaker, 36 Crescent st 

Hamilton William, baker, 32 East Hamilton st. Ho. do 

Hamilton William, blacksmith, 21 Sugarhouse lane 

Hamilton William, rivetter, 3 Holmscroft st 

Hamilton William, brakesman, 41 Holmscroft st 

Hamilton Miss, 22 Bank st 

Hamilton Mrs, grocer, 8 John st

DIRECTORY. 71 

HAMMIL Alexander, labourer, 8 Buccleuch st 

HAMMOND David, joiner, 38 Sir Michael st 

Hammond Henry, rigger, 17 Catlicart st 

HAMPSEY Patrick, labourer, 5 Market st 

HANDYSIDE George, boot and shoemaker, 13 Hamilton st 

Handysicle Lawrence, slater, 65 Regent st 

HANNAH James, engine-driver, 61 Nicolson st 

Hannah James, mason, 11 Dempster st 

Hannah James, carpenter, 5 West Stewart st 

Hannah John, railway guard, 61 Nicolson st 

Hannah Mrs, 71 East Hamilton st 

HANSON Andrew, sailmaker, 7 New Dock lane 

Hanson, James, seaman, 4 West Burn st 

HARDIE John, gardener, 6 Inverkip st 

Hardie John, teller, Commercial Bank of Scotland. Ho. 


Hardie William, cabinetmaker, 16 Lynedoch st 

Hardie Mrs James, 6 Bruce st 

Hardie Mrs, 3 Antigua st 

HARE William, woolcomber, Springhill cottage, Prospect 

hill st 

HARKIN Mrs, 1 West breast 

HARKINS Daniel, labourer, 4 Tobago st 

Harkins John, smith, 7 Market st 

Harkins William, carpenter, 4 Dalrymple st 

HARKNESS Charles, carter, 5 Shaw st 

Harkness John, railway porter, 31 Lyle st 

Harkness Mrs, 31 Ingleston st 

HARLEY Allan (of Rennie & Harley), 59 Ann st 

Harley Francis, flesher, 12 Arthur st 

Harley James, painter, 45 Holmscroft st 

Harley James, watchman, 12 Port-Glasgow road 

Harley Martin (of Christie & Co.), 29 Lyle st 

Harley Robert, blacksmith, 5 Hamilton st 

Harley Mrs, 106 Drumfrochar road 

HARMS William, seaman, 1 William st 

HARPER, Alexander, joiner,' 16 Bruce st 

Harper Alexander, cooper, 17 Nelson st, west 

Harper Alexander, shipwright, 22 Duncan st. Ho. 12 

Ann st 

Harper Hugh, eating-house, 49 DairynqDle st 

Harper John, shipmaster, 67 Roxburgh st 

Harper Miss, 6 Kelly st 

HARRIS George, draper, 5 Ann st. Ho. 30 Wellington st 

HARRIS Mrs E., 5 Dellingburn sq 

HARRISON John & Co. , iron and metal merchants, 8 St 

Andrew sq 

Harrison John (of John Harrison & Co.), Morningside 

House, Langbank

72 DIRECTORY. 

Harrison Thomas, clerk, 7 Prospect Hill st 

Harrison Mrs, 12 Port-Glasgow road 

HARROD James, engineer, 6 Old Hillend 

HART Colin, joiner, 24 East Shaw st 

Hart James, salesman, 72 Wellington st 

Hart Thomas, potter, Inchgreen, Port-Glasgow road 

Hart Mrs Duncan, 24 Inverkip st 

HARTSMAN R., cabinetmaker, 28 Wellington st 

HARROWER T. H., hair-cutting rooms, 28 Market st 

Harrower Thomas, railway watchman, 87 Roxburgh st 

Harvey F. E. & Co., ship brokers, commission and forwarding 

agents, 2 "West Quay 

Harvey Frank E. (of F. E. Harvey & Co.), 58 Eldon st 

Harvey Hugh, ship chandler and sailmaker, hemp and wire 

rope store, 8 West Quay lane. Ho. 25 West Blackball st 

Harvey James, general draper, 37 Cathcart st. Ho. 22 

Antigua st 

Harvey John, labourer, 49 Shaw st 

Harvey Mrs Francis, 58 Eldon st 

HARVIE Alex. N., sugar boiler, 40 Sir Michael st 

Harvie Robert D. N., joiner, 40 Nicolson st 

Harvie Robert, baker, 30 Wellington st 

Harvie Mrs, 5 East Blackball st 

HASSION Patrick, custom-house officer, 59 Ann st 

HASTIE Andrew, grocer and jDrovision merchant, 10 Sir 

Michael st. Ho. 12 Tobago st 

Hastie John & Co., engineers and millwi'ights, Kilblain Engine 

Works, 48 Nicolson st 

Hastie John (of John Hastie & Co.), 10 Wellington st 

Hastie John, master rigger, 14 St Lawrence st 

Hastie William (of John Hastie & Co.) Ho. 6 Grosvenor 

terrace, 40 Mearns st 

HAUGHEY Francis Smith, 5 Hamilton st 

HAXTON James, pensioner, 32 Nelson st, west 

HAY Ai'chibald, engineer, 30 Ingleston st 

Hay Boyd, brakesman, 4 Ingleston st 

Hay James, slater, 1 Salmon st 

Hay John, wholesale and retail glass and china merchant, 21 

and 22 Shaw st. Ho. 32 West Stewart st 

Hay Robert, agent and correspondent for the Glasgov: News, 

the Evening News and News of the Week, 16 Cathcart 

St. Ho. 25 West Blackball st 

Hay Robert, 17 John st 

Hay Mrs Janet, lodgings, 1 West Stewart st 

Hay Mrs James, 42 Lynedoch st 

HAYNE William, mason, 7 Newton st 

HEATON Wm., smith, 8 Chapel st 

HEGGIE Ogilvie, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Shaw st. Ho. 

11 Hill st 

I

DIRECTORY. 

HEITMAN Charles, cabinetmaker, 24 Wellington st 

HEAN A. B., shipmaster. Ford place, 18 South st 

HEANEY Mary, eating-honse, 29 Shaw st 

HECTOR Mrs James, 37 Nelson st, west 

HEGGUM Walter, shipmaster, 15 Brisbane st 

HEMPSEED James, carpenter, 9 St Lawrence st 

HENDERSON Alexander, shoemaker, 17 Charles st 

Henderson Alexander, joiner, 3 Bearhope st 

Henderson Angus, boilermaker, 62 Wellington st 

Henderson Archibald, storekeeper, 9 Laird st 

Henderson, Brown & Co., engineers, shipbuilders, ironmongers 

and mill furnishers, 21 Cathcart st 

Henderson Archibald, joiner, 5 Hill st 

Henderson Daniel, ropes]3inner, 7 Mill st 

Henderson David, grocer and provision merchani, 20 Lynedoch 


Henderson Dugald, boatbuilder, 60 Ann st 

Henderson James, 

ster st 

boilermaker, Blair Terrace, 11 Demp- 

Henderson John, joiner, 51 Lynedoch st 

Henderson John, baker, 9 Hill st 

Henderson John, constable, 28 Lynedoch st 

Henderson John, labourer, 11 Brougham st 

Henderson John, cooper, 10 Terrace road 

Henderson M., grocer, 21 Market st 

Henderson Robert, fruit 

Ho. 26 Vennel 

and confections, 11 Dalrymple st. 

Henderson Robert, joiner, 7 Argyle st. 

Henderson Stewart, 16 Antigua st 

Ho, 5 Caddlehill st 

Henderson Thomas, accountant, house factor and insurance 

agent, 14 Cathcart st. Ho. Springbank, Fox st 

Henderson William, grocer, 3 and 11 Rue-end st. Ho. 105 

Belleville st 

Henderson W. M., jun., of 

Belleville st 

Henderson, Brown & Co., 105 

Henderson William, boilermaker, 81 Belleville st 

Henderson William, vanman, 65 Nicolson st 

Henderson William, coal agent, 35 Lyle st 

Henderson William, engineer, 17 Ann st 

Henderson Mrs William, 34 Ann st 

Henderson Mrs, 31 West Burn st 

H enderson Mrs, boy's dressmaker, 8 Lynedoch st 

Henderson Mrs, grocer, 4 Hill st 

HENDRY Andrew, grocer and retailer of porter and ales, 

Lydedoch st. Ho. 8 Hope st 

Hendry A. & D. , ship chandlers, 16 East India breast 

Hendry Archd. (of A. & D. Hendry), Crow Mount, 

Mearns st 

Hendry Charles, labourer, 51 Main st 

33 

26

74 DIRECTORY. 

Hendry Daniel S., blockmaker, 7 Octavia cottages, East 

Crawford st 

Hendry Daniel, labourer, 12 Terrace road 

Hendry Duncan, carpenter, joiner, and blockmaker, 1 Open 

Shore and 7 Dock breast. Ho. 61 Esplanade 

Hendry Duncan, junr. (of Gilchrist & Hendry), 33 Ardgowan 

st, west 

Hendry, Ferguson & Co. , shipowners, Roslin st, Glebe 

Hendry James, china merchant, 23 Hamilton st. Ho. 4 

Mearns st 

Hendry James, grocer, 15 Market st 

Hendry James, brassfinisher, 34 West Burn st 

Hendry James, river pilot, 4 Mearns st 

Hendry J. & R., tailors and clothiers, 29 Regent st 

Hendry John, carpenter, 2 Old Hillend 

Hendry John (of Hendry, Ferguson & Co.), Fern bank, Finnart 

road 

Hendry John (of J. & R. Hendry), 17 Antigua st 

Hendry John & Sons, painters and paperhangers, 31 Nicolson 

st 

Hendry John, smith, 19 Ingleston place 

Hendry John, labourer, 19 Ingleston place 

Hendry John, engineer, 19 Lyle st 

Hendry .1 ohn L. (of John Hendry & Son), 75 Holmscroft st 

Hendry Malcolm, boatman, 10 Shaw st 

Hendry Robert (of J. & R. Hendry), 29 Regent st 

Hendry Robert, engineer, 27 Belleville st 

Hendry William, labourer, 94 East Hamilton st 

Hendry William, engineer, 3 Manse lane 

Hendry William, tailor, 5 Bearhope st 

Hendry William, smith, 42 Arthur st 

Hendry William, salesman, 5 Holmscroft st 

Hendry William, stevedore, 20 Hamilton st 

Hendry Miss, 55 Holmscroft st 

Hendry Mrs John, spirit dealer, 7 Main st. Ho. do 

Hendry Mrs John, 67 Nicolson st 

Hendry Mrs, fruiterer, 16 Kelly st. Ho. 14 Ardgowan st, 

west 

HENNINGSIN William, engineer, 9 Hope st 

HENRY John, late candlemaker, 27 Patrick st 

Henry John Alexander, timekeeper, 4 Old Hillend 

Henry Mrs James, feuar, 45 Dempster st 

HEPBURN George, labourer, 37 Crawfurd st 

Hepburn John, vandriver, 9 Argyle st 

HERALD (Glasgow) daily and weekly. Branch oflice, 29 

Cathcart Street—Robert Wood, agent and correspondent. 


Herald Greenock. Office, 40 Cathcart st 

Herald James, rafter, 12 Port-Glasgow road

DIRECTORY. 75 

HERBERT Robert Wilson, dealer in fancy goods, toys and 

stationery, 7 Grey place 

HERD James, grocer, 15 Tobago st. Ho, 24 West Stewart st 

HERIOT Mrs John A., 13 Mearns st 

HERON John, seaman, 37 Crawfurd st 

Heron John, 5 Mill st 

HERR F. Joseph, watchmaker and jeweller, 21 West Blackhall 


HEUGH Mrs, 11 Crescent st 

HEYLAND A. C., Langford Lodge, Finnart st 

HICKIE Thomas, huckster, 4 East Shaw st. Ho. do 

HIGGANS William, Inland Revenue office, 16 South st 

HIGGENS Alexander, carter, 19 Main st 

Higgens Edward, cooper, 85 Wellington st 

HIGHET, James, engineer, 33 Lynedoch st 

Highet John, engineer, 35 Lynedoch st.- 

Highet Thomas, carpenter, 15 Mount Pleasant st 

HIGHLANDERS' Acadeiny, 60 Roxburgh st 

HILDRETH Miss, 27 Lyle st 

HILL David, painter, 46 Main st 

Hill Henry, rigger, 45 Hamilton st 

Hill James, painter, 5 Duncan st 

Hill James, grocer, 31 Nicolson st. Ho. 13 West SteM-art st 

Hill James M. , 52 Esplanade 

Hill Jasper, grocer, 89 East Hamilton st 

Hill John, rivetter, 21 Port-Glasgow road 

Hill Joseph, labourer, 32 Ingleston st 

Hill Jjawrence, consulting engineer, 59 St Aîncent st, Glasgow. 

Ho. The Knowe, Port-Glasgow road 

Hill Matthew, miller and grain merchant, 16 Chapel st. Ho. 

Annie Bank, 13 Eldon st 

Hill Robert, timber and goods measurer, 2 East India breast. 

Ho. Gladstone place, 35 Brisbane st- 

Hill Robert, carpenter, 40 East Hamilton st 

Hill Thomas, upholsterer, 24 Bruce st 

Hill Miss, lodgings, 15 Brisbane st 

Hill Mrs, ladies' nurse, 27 Hamilton st 

HILLIARD George, labourer, 62 Drumfrochar road 

Hilliard William, cooper, 14 Crescent st 

HILTON Thomas, mason, 10 Nile st 

Hilton Mrs John, 27 Nelson st, west 

HODGE Andrew, carpenter, 5 Captain st 

Hodge Mitchell, cabinetmaker, bedding and iron bed manufacturer, 

15 Cathcart st, and 7 West Blackball st. Ho. 

7 Eldon st 

Hodge James, labourer, 36 Holmscroft st 

Hodge John, labourer, 26 Crescent st 

Hodge William, joiner, 8 Watt st 

HODGERT Mrs James, 4 Bearhope st

76 

DIRECTORY. 

HOGtBEA Richard, engineer, 22 St Lawrence st 

HOGG Alexander & Co. , sugar merchants, Sugar Exchange 

Hogg James, joiner, 38 Main st 

Hogg James, compositor, 18 Nicolson st 

Hogg John, boilermaker, 20 St Lawrence st 

HOGGAN, Henry, labourer, 50 Shaw st 

Hoggan, John, clerk, P.O., 14 West Blackliall st , 

Hoggan William, seaman, 73 Nicolson st 

HOLBURN John, wool sorter, 35 Wellington st 

Holburn Robert, cowfeeder, 35 Wellington st 

HOLDEN Andrew, watchmaker and jeweller, 10 Cathcart 

st. Ho. 15 Antigua st 

HOLM

1 

DIRECTORY, 77 

Hourston Mrs P. , 37 Kelly st 

HOUSE of Refuge (Female) Upper Ingleston 

HOUSTON David, weigher, 19 Mount Pleasant st 

Houston Duncan, labourer, Upper Mearns st 

Houston James, spirit dealer, 12 Baker st. Ho. Annie Bank, 

Fox st 

Houston James, joiner, 45 Holmscroft st 

Houston James, blacksmith, 32 East Shaw st 

Houston John and Robert, engineers and iron founders, 

Cartsburn Foundry. Ho. Annie Bank, Fox st 

Houston John, boilerniaker, 6Q East Hamilton st 

Houston Peter, boilermaker, 66 Holmscroft st 

Houston Robert, joiner and builder, 30 Crescent st. Ho. 

Mount View, Kilbarchan 

Houston Robert, joiner, 32 Nelson st, west * 

Houston Robert, furnishing and millinery warehouse, 13 

Rue-end st. Ho. 1 Grey place 

Houston Robert, carter, 1 Belleville st 

Houston Robert & Sons, dyers, spinners, and woollen manufacturers, 

28 West Blackball st, and Rockbank Mills, 


Houston Robert (of Robert Houston & Sons), Woolton, 93 

Eldon st 

Houston Smith, engineer, 5 Dellingburn square 

Houston William, wine and spirit merchant, 32 Dalrymple 

st. Ho. 8 East Shaw st 

Houston William, joiner, 25 Sir Michael st 

Houston Miss, milliner, 1 Grey place 

Houston Mrs Fleming, 25 Sir Michael st 

Houston Mrs, 24 Belleville st 

HOWAT James, moulder, 19 Ingleston st 

Howat Robert, joiner, 17 Mo\mt Pleasant st 

HOWIE Andrew, labourer, 5 Belleville st 

Howie Hugh, carpenter, 12 Terrace road 

Howie James, carter, 55 Drumfrochar road 

Howie M. & W. , grain and potato merchants, 5 West 

breast 

Howie Matthew (of M. & W. Howie), Clachan farm, Rosneath 

Howie Robert, enginekeeper, 9 Prospect hill 

Howie Robert, 5 Arthur st 

Howie Thomas, labourer, 19 Ingleston place 

Howie William (of M. & W. Howie), Finnock Bog Farm, 

Inverkij) 

Howie Mrs J. , 42 Arthur st 

HOWIESON James, printer, 26 Hamilton st 

Howieson Mrs William, 3 Bank st 

HOWLEY James, engine-driver. Bridge-end house 

HOY George, joiner, 5 Newton st, west 

Hoy Mrs James, 17 Lynedoch st

7S DIRECTORY. 

HUDSON Mrs, furnishing shop, 27 Regent st. Ho. 11 

Mearns st 

HUGHES John, railway guard, 50 West Blackhall st 

Hughes Robert S., shipbroker, insurance and commission 

agent, 49 Cathcart st. Ho. 7 Margaret st 

Hughes Robert, feuar, 6 Laurison st 

Hughes Thomas, moulder, 1 Ratho st 

Hughes William, caulker, 21 Belleville st 

Hughes William, boilermaker, 3 John st 

Hughes William, seaman, 76 Ann st 

Hughes Mrs, lodgings, 26 Charles st 

HUME George, moulder, 2 St Andrew st 

Hume William, herbalist, 34 Charles st 

HUMPHREY James, plumber, 4 Kilblain st 

HUMPHREYS A. M., accountant, Clydesdale Bank, 7 

Hamilton st. Ho. do 

Humphreys Joseph, carver and gilder, 17 Sugarhouse lane. 

Ho. 15 Nicolson st 

Humphreys Joseph, grocer, 95 East Hamilton st 

HUNTER Adam, engineer, 23 Belleville st 

Hunter Charles P. (of Baine & Johnston), 17 West Blackhall 

st. Ho, Woodburn, Newark st 

Hunter David, carpenter, 34 East Hamilton st 

Hunter George (of Bowman & Hunter), 24 West Blackhall 

st 

Hunter James, smith, 56 Wellington st 

Hunter James, 40 Arthur st 

Hunter James, engineer, 16 Lynedoch st 

Hunter James, policeman, 16 Hoj)e st 

Hunter James & Co. , merchants, 43 Rue-end st * 

Hunter John, watchman, 2 Watt place 

Hunter John C. (of Orr, Hunter & Co.), Finnart house, 

Forsyth st 

Hunter J ohn, 24 Patrick st 

Hunter John, shoemaker, Cartsburn cottage, 23 Crescent st 

Himter John, chaplain of Poorhouse. Ho. 68 Wellington st 

Hunter John, boilermaker, 9 Hill st 

Hunter John & Co., fish merchants, 8 West breast 

Hunter Robert, engineer, 81 Belleville st 

Hunter Robert, wood measurer, 67 Rue-end st. Ho, 

Miramichi buildings, Port-Glasgow 

Hunter Robert, boilermaker, 19 Ingleston st 

Hunter Robert, engineer, 34 East Hamilton st 

Hunter T. O. & Co. , merchants and shipowners, shipping, 

commission and insurance agents, and agents for Lloyd's 

and Liverpool Underwriters' Association, Vice-Consulate 

for Sweden and Norway, 13 William st 

Hunter Thomas 0. (of T, O. Hunter & Co.), Woodburn, 

Newark st

DIRECTORY. 79 

Hunter Thomas, brassfinisher, 36 Ingleston st 

Hunter Thomas, tanner, 94 East Hamilton st 

Hunter William, boilermaker, 34 Main st 

Hunter William, 15 Bank st 

Hunter William, joiner, 47 Holmscroft st 

Hunter William, joiner, 68 East Hamilton st 

Hunter Misses, 1 Forsyth st 

Hunter Miss, Excise buildings, Customhouse 

Hunter Miss E., 24 Brisbane st 

Hunter Miss, boys' dressmaker, 47 Holmscroft st 

Hunter Mrs William, 11 Lyle st 

Hunter Mrs, 6 St Lawrence st 

Hunter Mrs, 38 Sir Michael st 

Hunter Mrs, 89 Belleville st 

HUTCHESON Alexander, shipwright, 6 Chapel st 

Hutcheson Andrew, engine driver, 71 Wellington st 

Hutcheson Daniel, carx3enter,.17 Newton st 

Hutcheson David, joiner, 11 Dempster st 

Hutcheson George, Hyde Park cottage, St Lawrence st 

Hutcheson George, patternmaker, 29 Lyle st 

Hutcheson Rev. James, minister of East Parish, 7 Finnart 

terrace 

Hutcheson John M. (of Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co.), and 

agent for Scottish Widows' Fund and Life Assurance So- 

ciety, Commercial Bank building. Ho. 32 Forsyth st 

Hutcheson John, grocer, 24 Hutcheson court. Ho. Hyde 

Park cottage, St Lawrence st 

Hutcheson John, cariênter, 58 Kelly st 

Hutcheson Peter, mate, 7 Brisbane st 

Hutcheson Thomas, carpenter, 14 Mearns st 

Hutcheson William, timekeeper, Broomhill 

Hutcheson Miss, dressmaker, 3 Orchard st 

Hutcheson Miss, lodgings, 38 Nelson st, west 

Hutcheson Miss, 63 Nicolson st 

Hutcheson Mrs, 35 Ann st 

Hutcheson Mrs, 15 Antigua st 

Hutcheson Mrs, grocer and retailer of porter and ales, 1 

Union st. Ho. 16 Kelly st 

HUTCHISON J. & E., grocers, 4 Sir Michael st. Ho. 14 

Mearns st 

Hutchison William, book and jobbing printer, 23 Nicolson 


HUTTON George, clerk, 26 Wellington st 

Hutton Hugh, tidewaiter, 22 West Stewart st 

Hutton James, foreman weaver, 9 Dempster st 

Hutton Robert, skinner, 101 Belleville st 

Hutton Wm., iron moulder, 3 Mill st 

Hutton Mrs, 64 Drumfrochar road 

Hutton Mrs John, 11 John st

80 DIKECTORT, 

HYDE Norman, boilermaker, 3 Regent st 

HYNDMAN James, coal merchant, 6 Buccleuch st. Ho. 

14 West Blackhall st 

Hyndman John, rigger, 16 Regent st 

Hyndman Joseph, late seaman, 7 Lynedoch st 

Hyndman Joseph, late shipmaster, 6 Fox st 

Hyndman Joseph, cooper, 17 Cathcart st 

Hyndman Robert, master rigger, 32 Tobago st 

Hyndman Thomas, ropespinner, 3 Shaw place 

Hyndman Mrs, dairy, 11 Crawfurd st 

HYSLOP William, clerk, 20 South st 

IMRIE John, slater, 5 Mount Pleasant st 

Imrie Richard, seaman, 35 West Burn st 

INFIRMARY, 21 Inverkip st and 4 Duncan st 

INGLESTON" Foundry, 9 Ingleston st 

INGLETON John, engine-driver, 91 Belleville st 

INGLIS James & Son, musicsellers, 16 West Blackhall st. 

Ho. 26 Nicolson st 

Inglis James, spirit dealer, 10 Kilblain st. Ho. 73 Nicolson 

st 

Inglis James, cooper, 13 Bogle st. Ho. 23 Lyle st 

Inglis James, joiner, 14 South st 

Inglis John, professor of music, 26 Nicolson st 

Inglis Robert, shipowner, 8 Ardgowan st, west 

Inglis Robert, joiner, 20 South st 

Inglis William, labourer, 65 Holmscroft st 

Inglis William, moulder, 21 Ingleston st 

Inglis Mrs Andrew, grocer, 19 Ingleston st 

Inglis Mrs James, Melita cottage, Bentinck st 

Inglis Mrs James, grocer, 35 Ann st. Ho. do 

Inglis Mrs, 22 South st 

INLAND Revenue Office (Excise), Customhouse buildings 

INNES John W. & Co. , ship chandlers, sailmakers and ship 

store merchants, 13 East Quay lane, and 13 West st, 

Glasgow 

Innes Francis, caulker, 56 Ann st 

Innes John W. (of John W. Innes & Co), 16 Kingston place, 

Glasgow 

Innes Neil, ropespinner, 106 Drumfrochar road 

innes William, bookseller, stationer and news agent, 40 

Hamilton st. Ho. 17 Newton st 

Innes William, mason, 1 Prospect Hill st 

Innes Mrs, 1 York st 

IRELAND William, Loudon place, 75 Holmscroft st 

Ireland Mrs James, greengrocer, 95 Roxburgh st. Ho. do 

Ireland Mrs, 9 Nelson st, west

DIRECTORY. 81 

Ireland Mrs M. , spirit merchant, 34 Sir Michael st. Ho. 


IRONS Mrs Agnes, s^Dirit dealer, 25 Vennel. Ho. 10 

Brisbane st 

IRVIN Henry, spirit dealer, 5 Cowgate st. Ho. 1 Buccleuch 

st 

IRVINE George, spirit dealer, 22 Cathcart st. Ho. 9 

Hope st 

Irvine James, seaman, 46 East Crawford st 

Irvine Richard, seaman, 28 Dalrymple st 

Irvine Robert, cabinetmaker, 22 Lynedoch st 

Irvine Robert, labourer, 25 Vennel 

Irvine Miss, lodgings, 36 West Blackball st 

Irvine Mrs, 19 Patrick st 

Irvine Mrs, 2 Jamaica st 

Irvine Mrs John, 40 Nicolson st 

ISBISTER Thomas, seaman, 41 Ann st 

Isbister Mrs Duncan, 48 Ann st 

IZARD Thomas, 74 Wellinoton st 

JACOBS Peter, spirit merchant, 7 East breast and 50 Shaw 

St. Ho. 10 William st 

JACK John, charcoal merchant, 41 West Burn st. Ho. 

31 Bank st 

Jack Samuel, late of H.M. C, 10 Antigua st 

Jack William, moulder, 36 Arthur st 

Jack Mrs Hugh, 16 Wellington st 

Jack Mrs William, 3 Regent st 

JACKSON Augustus, shipbroker, 41 West Blackball st 

Jackson Elias, seaman, 33 Sir Michael st 

Jackson John, moulder, 34 Crescent st 

Jackson John, steward, 15 Cross-shore st 

Jackson Matthew, labourer, 10 John st 

Jackson Peter, currier, 1 Sinclair st 

JAMES John, carpenter, 52 Holmscroft st 

James William, joiner, 12 South st 

JAMIESON Archibald, coppersmith, 10 Springkell st 

Jamieson Arthur, cooper, 29 Shaw st 

Jamieson James, fireman, 66 Drumfrochar road 

Jamieson James, car^Denter, 63 Main st 

Jamieson John, builder and joiner, 55 Upper Kelly st. Ho. 

53 do 

Jamieson John, labourer, 37 Holmscroft st 

Jamieson John (of R. & J. Jamieson), 9 Mount Pleasant 

st 

Jamieson John & Co., clothiers, 3 West Blackball st

82 DIRECTOKY. 

Jamieson John, ship and insurance broker, agent for Vivian 

& Sons, copper and yellow metal sheathing manufacturers, 

Swansea and London, and H. H. Vivian & Co., 

brass and tube manufacturer, Birmingham, 2 Cathcart 

st. Ho. 47 Brougham st 

Jamieson, Norman, joiner, 60 Upper Kelly st 

Jamieson Robert Walter, shipowner and quarry master, 16 

Nelson st, west. Ho. Octavia Villa, 1 Brisbane st 

Jamieson R. & J. , house wrights and contractors, 39 Wellington 

st 

Jamieson Robert (of R. & J. Jamieson), 1 Holmscroft st 

Jamieson Robert, smith, 1 West Stewart st 

Jamieson Thomas, joiner and builder, 41 Upper Kelly st and 

8 South st. Ho. Westland terrace, Robertson st 

Jamieson Thomas, seaman, 24 Bruce st 

Jamieson Thomas, shoemaker, 1 St Andrew square 

Jamieson William, plainer, 23 Belleville st 

Jamieson Miss, 3 Watt st 

Jamieson Mrs Alexander, feuar. 56 Kelly st 

Jamieson Mrs Alexander, 56 Kelly st 

Jamieson Mrs Andrew, 60 Kelly st 

Jamieson Mrs William, feuar, 7 Orangefield place 

Jamieson Mrs, 37 Crawfurd st 

Jamieson Mrs, 5 Hamilton st 

JANZEN John, shipmaster, 10 South st 

JARDINE Robert, slater, 13 West Blackball st 

JARVIE Rev. J. M., minister of the Congregational Church, 

Elmbank, 72 Eldon st and 33 Esplanade 

JARVIS Alexander, tailor and clothier, 32 Hamilton st. 

Ho. 6 West Blackball st 

JEFFREY John, joiner, 14 South st 

Jeffrey John, labourer, 3 West Stewart st 

JEFFRIES David A., carter, 11 Cathcart st 

JENKINS Alexander, gatekeeper, 20 Cartsbvirn st 

Jenkins Jcjhn, cooper, 5 Mount Pleasant st 

JENNY Miss Emily Vaux, 6 Ardgowan sq 

JERREY John, huckster, 19 Ann st 

JESSAMINE Mrs John, feuar, 11 Ardgowan sq 

JOHNSON John (of Buchanan & Johnson), 504 Gallowgate, 

Glasgow 

JOHNSTON Alexander Ranken, merchant, Homescroft house 

Johnston Archibald, carter, 3 Hill st 

Johnston David, merchant (of Gourock Ropework Co.), 

Belleaire, Newark st 

Johnston Duncan, shipmaster, 28 Brisbane st 

Johnston George, labourer, 15 Crescent st 

Johnston George, tailor, 1 William st 

Johnston Isaac, mechanic, 62 Ann st 

Johnston James, engineer, 83 Belleville st

DIRECTORY. 83 

Johnston James, brewer, 3 Captain st 

Johnston James, messenger. Custom-house 

Johnston James, seaman, 3 West Stewart st 

Johnston James, joiner, 19 Captain st 

Johnston James, cabinetmaker, 2 Bruce st 

Johnston James, 1 Bearhope st 

Johnston John, coachmaker, 24 John st 

Johnston John, moulder, 3 Belleville st 

Johnston John, moulder, 23 Ingleston st 

Johnston John, joiner, 38 Sir Michael st 

Johnston John R., smith and bellhanger, 1 Kilblain st. 


Johnston John R., railway guard, 53 Drumfrochar road 

Johnston Neilson, boarding-house keeper, 11 Shaw St 

Johnston Thomas, tailor, 49 Nicolson st 

Johnston Thomas, cooper, 10 South st 

Johnston Thomas, carpenter, 3 Lauriston st 

Johnston Thomas, Excise officer, 15 Newton st 

Johnston William, labourer, 6 Hill st 

Johnston William, porter, 15 Brougham st 

Johnston William, labourer, 91 Port-Glasgow road 

Johnston William, joiner, 34 Crescent st 

Johnston William, 38 Ann st 

Johnston William, bookseller and stationer, 46 Hamilton st. 


Johnston William J. , mason, 14 Wellington st 

Johnston Miss, milliner, 31 West Blackball st. Ho. 56 

Kelly st 

Johnston Misses, 4 George sq 

Johnston Mrs, 55 Inverkip st 

Johnston Mrs, 40 Nicolson st 

Johnston Mrs, spirit merchant, 8 East breast. Ho. 17 

Lyle st 

Johnston Mrs, 35 Lynedoch st 

JONES John, coachman, Overton 

Jones Richard, engineer, 5 Dellingburn sq 

Jones Robert, labourer, 36 East Hamilton st 

Jones William, shipmaster, 39 Nelson st, west 

Jones William, mason, 10 South st 

Jones Mrs Robert, 3 Mearns st 

JORDAN John, brickbuilder, 3 East Blackball st. Ho. 19 

Octavia cottages. East Crawford st 

JOSS Robert, out-door officer. Customs, 13 Mount Pleacant 

st 

Joss Michael, labourer, 91 East Hamilton st 

JUSTICE William, 4 Nelson st, west 

Justice Miss C, confectioner, Boyd place, 35 West Black- 

hall st. Ho. 32 West Stewart st 

Justice Mrs, lodgings, 32 West Stewart st

84 DIRECTORY. 

Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, Nelson st, west 

K 

KAIN Thomas, labourer, 19 Belleville st 

KAMES Gunpowder Co. 's Office, 1 West quay. Alex. King, 

agent 

KANE George, gardener, 73 Nicolson st 

Kane James, labourer, 23 John st 

KAY Andrew, moulder, 7 Hill st 

Kay John, joiner, 9 Holmscroft st 

* 

Kay Peter, caulker, 39 Holmscroft st 

Kay Thomas, teacher, 16 Ann st. Ho. 13 Brisbane st 

Kay Mrs, 86 Belleville st 

Kay Mrs, 39 Roxburgh st 

KEAN Francis, broker and waste merchant, 33 Dalrymple 

st. Ho. 13 Upper Kelly st 

Kean John, lathsplitter, 6 Holmscroft st 

Kean John, labourer, 19 Hamilton st 

Kean William, baker, 80 Roxburgh st 

Kean William, labourer, 15 Regent st 

KEE John, joiner, 40 Lynedoch st 

Kee Joseph, labourer, 56 Drumfrochar road 

Kee Joseph, carpenter, 24 Bruce st 

KEEFE Thomas, labourer, 76 Roxburgh st 

KEENAN Colvin, mason, 26 Bruce st 

Keenan Francis, labourer, 13 Crawfurd st 

Keenan Henry, nursery and seedsman, 1 Grey Place. Ho. 17 

Brougham st 

Keenan John, gardener, 3 Eldon st and 23 Union st. Ho. 

14 Ardgowan st, west 

Keenan John, coachman, 24 West Blackball st 

KEITH. Daniel, joiner, 8 South st 

Keith Duncan, engineer, 6 Hope st 

Keith Duncan, police detective, 1 Argyle st 

Keith Peter, cowfeeder, Cartsburn mill 

Keith Miss, feuar, 24 Kelly st 

KELLEWAY Frank, inland revenue officer, 1 Claud place, 

Dempster st 

KELLY Antony, tobacco spinner, 59 Ann st 

Kelly Donald, carpenter, 22 Antigua st 

Kelly George, rigger, 45 Hamilton st 

Kelly Francis, labourer, 64 Drumfrochar road 

Kelly James, tanner, 89 East Hamilton st 

Kelly John, labourer, 9 Hill st 

Kelly John, engine keeper, 44 Crawfurd st 

Kelly Thomas, boilermaker, 17 Lyle st 

Kelly William and Co., family grocers, tea, wine and spirit^ 

merchants and ship store dealers, 9 William st

DIRECTORY. 85 

Kelly Mrs John, 1 John st 

Kelly Mrs William, fishmonger, 39 Hamilton st. Ho. 34 

West Blackhall st 

KELSO Daniel, feuar, 1 Kelly st 

Kelso James, accountant, house factor, commission and insurance 

agent, and manager of the Greenock Property 

Investment Society, Bank Buildings, 13 William st. 

Ho. Flower bank, 103 Eldon st 

Kelso Robert, cooper, 44 Arthur st 

Kelso Robert (of M'Kenzie & Kelso), Brachelston place, 30 


Kelso Mrs, 8 Cathcart st 

KEMP Joseph, shipmaster, 6 Nelson st, west 

KEMPSLEY Samuel, Customhouse boatman, 9 Lynedoch st 

KENNEDY Alexander, carter, 31 Nicolson st 

Kennedy Alexander, shoemaker, 46 Cathcart st. Ho. 

Gourock 

Kennedy Daniel, sailmaker, 65 Regent st 

Kennedy Daniel, engineer, off Serpent's walk 

Kennedy David, carpenter, 20 Hope st 

Kennedy Donald, labourer, 24 Trafalgar st 

Kennedy Donald, carpenter, 1 Hill st 

Kennedy Donald, carpenter, 8 West Burn st 

Kennedy Francis, rigger, 37 West Blackhall st 

Kennedy Hugh, policeman, 61 Ann st 

Kennedy James, joiner, 8 Cathcart st 

Kennedy John, rivetter, 3 Manse lane 

Kennedy Malcolm, seaman, 7 William st 

Kennedy Robert, miller, 17 Lyle st 

Kennedy Robert, labourer, 10 Hope st 

Kennedy Robert, rigger, 5 Newton st 

Kennedy William, shipmaster, 41 Nelson st, west 

Kennedy Miss, greengrocer, 3 Charles st 

Kennedy Mrs, lodgings, 43 Crawfurd st 

Kennedy Mrs, 38 Nelson st, west 

KENYON David, mate, 15 Upper Dellingburn st 

Kenyon Mrs, lodgings, 9 Lynedoch st 

KER Henry, marble cutter, 89 Roxburgh st 

Ker Robert, 35 Nelson st, west 

KERR Alexander, seaman, 9 Hope st 

Kerr Alexander, painter, 7 Hill st 

Kerr Andrew, surveyor, Mansion house. Ho. 45 Dempster 

st 

Kerr Angus, labourer, 1 Manse lane 

Kerr Angus, joiner, Overton 

Kerr A. J., of H.M.C., 34 Brisbane st 

Kerr Archibald, timber measurer, 24 West Stewart st 

Kerr Colin, boilermaker, 79 Belleville st 

Kerr Daniel (of John Kerr & Co.), Heywood, 1 Margaret st

86 DIRECTORY. 

Kerr David, bank teller and insurance agent, Bank of Scotland. 

Ho. 19 Brisbane st 

Kerr Edward, spirit merchant, 97 Roxburgh st. Ho. 22 South st 

Kerr George Irving, traveller, 16 Laird st 

Kerr George, examining officer, Customs, 27 Lyle st 

Kerr Henry, gatekeeper, 30 East Hamilton st 

Kerr Hugh S., shipbroker, 32 Cathcart st. Ho. 3 Kelly st 

Kerr Hugh, insurance agent, 14 Lyle st 

Kerr Hugh, carter, 30 Sir Michael st 

Kerr Rev. James, minister, Reformed Presbyterian Church, 

West Stewart st. Ho. Gateside House, Inverkip road 

Kerr James, chemist, 10 Cathcart st. Ho. Cromwell place, 

2 Lyle st 

Kerr James, warehcmseman, 13 Mount Pleasant st 

Kerr James, messenger. City of Glasgow Bank. Ho. 32 

Cathcart st 

Kerr John

DIRECTORY. 87 

KILLET George, tailor, 7 Holmscroft st 

KILLGOUR John, boilennaker, 3 Laiiriston st 

KILLIN Andrew, shopman, 35 Cathcart st 

Killin Thomas, carpenter, 20 Hope st 

Killin Mrs Samuel, grocer, 23 Sir Michael st 

KILLOCH William, seaman, 6 East Blackhall st 

KILPATRICK Hugh, mason,' 30 West Blackhall st 

KINGAID, Donald & Co., engineers, smiths and iron 

founders, Clyde Foundry, East Hamilton st 

Kincaid Hugh, labourer, Lindsay's land, Crescent 

Kincaid John G. (of Kincaid, Donald ct Co.), Oakfield, west 

Kincaid Thomas, shipmaster, Coi-riebank, 11 Eldon st 

Kincaid Mrs, 15 West Stewart st 

KING Alexander, shipping agent, 1 West quay. Ho. 

Grosvenor place, 6 Wellington st 

King Andrew, joiner, 3 Armadale place, Bank st 

King David, labourer, 21 John st 

King Gilbert, painter, 39 Sir Michael st 

King James, plumber, 7 Hope st 

King James, cooper, 11 West l)rea.st 

King John, contractor. Upper Ingleston st 

King Robert, flesher, 39 Shaw st and 25 Rue-end st. Ho. 

6 East Blackhall st 

King Robert, sawyer, 3 York st 

King Robert, enginekeeper, 6 Chapel st 

King Thomas, joiner, 35 West Stewart st 

King Thomas, H.M. Customs, 34 Brisbane st 

King Thomas, writer, 2 Watt place. Ho. 46 Regent st 

King William, carter and contractor, 8 Virginia st 

King William, warehouse clerk, 7 Hope st 

King Mrs Margaret, spirit dealer, 69 Main st. Ho. do 

King Mrs, dressmaker, 33 Lyle st 

KINIPPLE Walter Robert, M. Inst., civil engineer, 17 

West Blackhall st and 3 Westminster chambers, London, 

S.W. Ho. Whitefarland, 123 Eldon st 

KINLOCH John, bookseller, stationer and bookbinder, 49 

Cathcart st. Ho. 28 Mount Pleasant st 

KINNAIRD William, cooper, 21 Ingleston st 

KINNELL James, warehouseman, 8 South st 

KIRCHHOFF Charles, shipbroker, 35 West Blackliall st 

KIRK Adam, & Co., tanners and curriers, 7 Harvie lane 

Kirk John, mason, 60 Kelly st 

Kirk John, (of J. & R. Kirk), 67 Nicolson st 

Kirk J. (fe R., builders and contractors, 7 Brougham st 

Kirk Mrs, 35 Sir Michael st 

KIRKBRIDE Christopher, basketmaker, 13 Ingleston st 

KIRKHAM Mrs Agnes, 39 Ann st 

KIRKPATRICK George, Customhouse boatman, 32 Ann st 

Kirkpatrick Jonathan, salesman, 41 Hamilton st

88 DIRECTORY. 

Kirkpatrick John W. , of Post-office. Ho. 9 Nelson st, west 

KIRKWOOD Alexander, baker, 78 Roxburgh st. Ho. 68 

Inverkip st 

Kirkwood Hugh, joiner, 11 Antigua st 

Kirkwood John, joiner, 95 Belleville st 

Kirkwood Robert, grocer, 1 Smith's lane. Ho. do 

Klirkwood T. & W. , builders, 20 Duncan st 

Kirkwood Thomas (of T. & W. Kirkwood), 16 Hope st 

KirkAvood William, engineer, 16 Arthur st 

Kirkwood William (of T. & W. Kirkwood), 20 Antigua st 

Kirkwood Miss, grocer, Jamieson place, 71 Nicolson st 

Ho. do 

KITCHEN James, seaman, 8 Ann st 

Kitchen James, labourer, 60 Ann st 

KNAGGS George, porter, 13 East Quay lane 

KNOX David, engineer, 64 Drumfrochar road 

Knox James, cooper, 3 Captain st 

Knox Robert, carpenter, 17 Cathcart st 

Knox Thomas, carpenter, 3 Orchard st 

LADYBURN Foundry, Co. , founders and engineers. Ladyburn, 

80 East Hamilton st 

LAFFERTY A^rchibald, rivetter, 61 Nicolson st 

LAIDLAW William, storekeeper, 10 Nile st 

LAING Robert, sawsharper, 91 Port- Glasgow road 

Laing Miss, lodgings, Havclock buildings, 1 Argyle st 

Laing Margaret, tobacconist, 17 Rue-end st 

LAIRD Alexander, coal merchant, 17 Lynedoch st 

Laird Alexander, contractor, 6 Springkell st 

Laird David, confectioner, 54 Wellington st 

Laird James, farmer, Berry-yards 

Laird John, farmer, Bow, Inverkip road 

Laird John, carter, 22 Lyle st 

Laird John, joiner, 37 Ann st 

Laird John, wine merchant, 45 Shaw st. Ho. 53 Regent st 

Laird Robert, labourer, 36 Holmscroft st 

Laird Thomas, boilermaker, 74 Ann st 

Laitd William, waiter, 65 Nicolson st 

Laird Miss, feuar, 50 Inverkip st 

Laird Mrs A. , grocer, 23 Ingleston st 

Laird Mrs, dairy, 87 Roxburgh st 

Laird M. & J., Berlin wool repository, 38 Hamilton st. Ho. 

1 Upper Orangefield 

Laird Mrs John, furnished apartments, 42 Regent st 

Laird Mrs P., fruit and confections, 87 Roxburgh st 

Laird Mrs William, 11 Main st 

Laird Mrs, 1 Upper Orangefield

DIRECTORY. 89 

Laird Mrs, 38 Sir Michael st 

LAMB Cliarles, labourer, 20 Hope st 

Lamb George, roiDespinner, 57 Ann st 

Lamb Thomas & Sons, timber merchants and sawmillers, 

Kingston saw mills and 30 Market st 

Lamb William, clerk, 39 Nelson st, west 

Lamb William Lindsay (of Thomas Lamb & Sons), Finnart st 

Lamb William, ship carpenter, 83 Belleville st 

LAMBIE James Morrison, carpenter. East Crawford st 

Lambie J. M. & E,., carpenteis and boatbuilders, 13 Main st 

Lambie J. M. (of J. M. k R. Lambie), East Crawford st 

Lambie Robert (of J. M. & R. Lambie), 48 St Lawrence st 

LAMONT Alexander, carter, 9 Crawfurd st 

Lamont Alexander, carpenter, 20 West Stewart st, and 10 

Kilblain st 

Lamont Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 13 Regent st 

Lamont Andrew, labourer, 24 John st 

Lamont Archibald, engineer, 19 Ingleston place 

Lamont Archibald, fireman, Inchgreen, Port-Glasgow road 

Lamont Colin, shoemaker, 6 Nelson st, Glebe 

Lamont Colin Daniel, accountant. Union Bank of Scotland. 


Lamont Duncan, blacksmith, 5 Lauriseton st 

Lamont Duncan, tinsmith, 7 York st 

Lamont Duncan, watchman, 28 East Hamilton st 

Lamont Hugh, mason, 35 Ann st 

Lamont James, blacksmith and boilermaker, 7 St Andrew st. 

Ho. 50 St Lawrence st 

Lamont John, labourer, Whitelaw's land, Mearns st 

Lamont John, engineer, 21 Ingleston st 

Lamont John, carpenter, 60 Wellington st 

Lamont John, fireman, 68 Roxburgh st 

Lamont John, carpenter, 3 Regent st 

Lamont Neil & Son, tailors and clothers, 19 Hamilton st. 

Ho. 34 West Stewart st 

Lamont William, commission and insurance agent and superintendent 

of Harbour Trust's transit sheds and warehouses, 

16 Palmerston buildings. Ho. 34 West 

Stewart st 

Lamont Peter, joiner, 83 Roxburgh st 

Lamont William, porter, 8 Nile st 

Lamont Miss, 73 Nicolson st 

Lamont Mrs Colin, 15 Caddlehill st 

Lamont Mrs, 32 Tobago st 

LANAGHAN William, sawyer, 13 Rue-end st 

LANCASTER Robert, bricklayer, 23 Ingleston st 

i 

Lancaster Robert, bricklayer, 8 East Shaw st 

JLANDELS Archibald, sorter, Overton 

• Landels William, joiner, 53 Holmscroft st

90 DIRECTORY. 

LANG Alexander, grocer and provision merchant^ 36 East 

Hamilton st. Ho. do 

Lang & Aitken, joiners and builders, 19 Bogle st 

Lang Daniel, at Steele & M'Caskill's. Ho. 6 Chapel st 

Lang Hugh, wire-fencer, 63 Ann st 

Lang James, jun., 38 Mearns st 

Lang James (of Lang & Aitken), 27 Regent st 

Lang James, moulder, 21 Ingleston st 

Lang James, grocer, 25 Dalrymple st. Ho. 59 Regent st 

Lang John & Co., oil refiners. Star Oil Works, Glasgow. 

Agents, John Paul & Co., Exchange buildings 

Lang John, blockmaker, 8 Ann st 

Lang John (of P. MacCallum & Sons), 12 Union st 

Lang John, flesher, 31 Nicolson st. Ho. 12 Watt st 

Lang John, sailniaker, 10 Shaw place 

Lang John, joiner, 24 Lyle st 

Lang John, feuar, 15 Bank st 

Lang Matthew, carter and cowfeeder, 59 Roxburgh st 

Lang Matthew, brassmoulder, 41 Ann st 

Lang Robert, grocer, 49 Holmscroft st, and 1 Belleyille st. 

Ho. 49 Holmscroft st 

Lang Robert, builder, 7 Tobago st. Ho. 39 Nelson st, Avest 

Lang Robert, cabinetmaker, 32 Charles st 

Lang Robert, rivetter, 81 Port-Glasgow road 

Lang Robert, steward, 22 Cathcart st 

Lang William, tailor, clothier and hatter, 27 West Burn st. 


Lang William, smith, 4 Hill st 

Lang William, insurance agent, 1 Holmscroft st 

Lang William, bootmaker, 11 Cathcart st 

Lang Mrs Alexander, 6 St Lawrence st 

Lang Mrs James, feuar, 12 Union st 

Lang Mrs Sarah, greengrocer, 22 Cartsburn st 

Lang Mrs William, lodgings, 7 Hope st 

Lang Mrs, 83 Belleville st 

Lang Mrs, furnishings, 29 Rue-end st 

Lang Mrs, Broomhill 

Lang Mrs, coal merchant, 11 Springkell st 

Lang Mrs, dressmaker, 6 Mount Pleasant st 

LANGWILL Archibald, writer and notary public, 8 Hamilton 

st. Ho. J 5 Forsyth st 

Langwill John, shipmaster, 1 Upper Orangefield 

Langwill William, carpenter, 22 West Blackball st 

LAPSLEY William, labourer, 74 Ann st 

LATHAM David M., agent of the Royal Bank of Scotland. 

Ho. Broomlields, Largs 

Latham Miss, 16 South st 

LAUDER Alexander, saddler, 19 Cathcart st. Ho. 16 

Antigua st

DIRECTORY. 91 

Lauder James, mate, 7 West breast 

LAUGHTON Rev. William., minister of St Thomas' Free 

Church. Manse, Finnart st 

LAURIE Alexander, steward, 13 Hope st 

Laurie & Fleming, carvers, gilders, frame makers and 

picture dealers, 1 Bank st 

Laurie John, carpenter, 8 Springkell st 

Laurie- Thomson, baker, 21 Bruce st 

Laurie William, draper, 28 Wellington st 

Laurie Mrs James, 3 Crescent st 

Laurie Mrs, 38 Hamilton st 

LAW Archibald, sailmaker, 9 Nelson st, west 

Law Charles, patternmaker, 34 Ingleston st 

Law James, carpenter, 7 East Shaw st 

Law John, boilermaker, 6 Ingleston st 

Law Peter, carpenter, 9 East Quay lane 

Law Mrs Archibald, 47 Crawfurd st 

Law Mrs James, 69 Nicolson st 

LAWRENCE David, wine and spirit merchant, 10 East 

breast. Ho. 31 Brougham st 

LAWRIE N. & R. drapers, 35 Hamilton st 

Lawrie Robert (of N. & R. Lawrie), Sydney place, 14 Eldon st 

Lawrie Samuel, tobacconist, 42 Dalrymple st. Ho. 33 Lyle st 

LAWSON Alexander, mason, 39 Roxburgh st 

Lawson George, carpenter, 31 Lyle st 

Lawson John, tea merchant and grocer, 26 Hamilton st. Ho, 


Lawson Matthew, of Post Office. Ho. Mount place, 7 Holmscroft 

st 

Lawson Mrs, 13 Nelson st, west 

Lawson Mrs, 6 East Shaw st 

Lawson Mrs, 9 Lyle st 

LEARIE Mrs, grocer, 16 Cartsburn st 

LE BROCQ Edward, mariner, 39 Cathcart st 

LECKIE John, shoemaker, 87 Wellington st 

Leckie Mrs Archibald, 16 Wellington st 

LEE Robert, deep-sea pilot, 16 Wellington st 

LEES Thomas, joiner, 8 South st 

LEED George, shipmaster, 37 Kelly st 

Leed Mrs David, grocer and furnishing shop, 21 Ingleston st. 

Ho. do 

LEISHMAN Adam, papermaker, Overton 

Leishman James, brasslinisher, 14 Regent st 

LEISK Adam, assistant collector of harbour dues, 6 Kilblain 

st 

Leisk Adam, jr. , slater and slate merchant, 39 Hamilton st, 

and 34 Crawfurd st. Ho. 9 Nelson st, west 

LEITCH Alexander, shipmaster, 39 Sir Michael st 

Leitch Angus, carpenter, 99 Belleville st

92 DIRECTORY. 

Leitch Arthur O. (of Leitcli ife Muir), Maderia lodge, 6 Newark 

st 

Leitcli Charles, joiner, 63 Nicolson st 

Leitch Daniel, painter, 10 West breast. Ho. 11 Brisbane st 

Leitch Dougald, contractor, 4 Chapel st 

Leitch George, carter, 91 Port-Glasgow road 

Leitch & Gilchrist, marine insurance brokers. Exchange buildings, 

27 Cathcart st and 5 Drury st, Glasgow 

Leitch James, shoemaker, 10 Springkell st 

Leitch James, sailmaker, 65 Nicolson st 

Leitch John, tugboat master, 9 Lynedoch st 

Leitch John, shipowner. Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st. 

Ho. 13 Ardgowan sq 

Leitch & Muir, ship, commission, fire, life and marine insurance 

agents, 2 West quay 

Leitch Nicol, joiner, 69 Nicolson st 

Leitch Patrick Walker (of Leitch & Gilchrist), 13 Ardgowan sq 

Leitch Quintin & Co. , hemp and wire rope manufacturers, 

Whinhill Ropework. Ofiice, 9 West breast 

Leitch Robert, shipmaster, 16 Lynedoch st 

Leitch William, rafter, 10 Chapel st 

Leitch William Orr (of Quintin Leitch & Co.), 5 Martin ter- 

race, Finnart st 

Leitch William T., shopman, 34 Nelson st, west 

Leitch Mrs John, 13 Ardgowan sq 

Leitch Miss, 1 Finnart terrace 

Leitch Mrs Mary, spirit dealer, 3 Shannon's close 

Leitch Mrs William, Madeira lodge, 6 Newark st 

Leitch Mary, 66 Ann st 

Leitcli Mrs, 5 West Stewart st 

Leitch Mrs John, furnishings, 53 Inverkip st 

LEITH Robert, joiner, 36 Ingleston st 

Leitli William, moulder, 19 Ingleston place 

LEMMON James, joiner, 6 Watt st 

LENNOX Hugh, grocer, 35 Lynedoch st 

Lennox James, reporter, 7 Mount pleasant st 

Lennox James L., tailor, 77 Holmscroft st 

Lennox John & Co. , manufacturers of ships' sheathing, roofing 

and boiler felts, Caledonian Felt Works, Bogston, 


Lennox John (of John Lennox & Co.), Bogston, Port-Glasgow 

road 

Lennox Neil, smith, 68 Roxburgh st 

LESLIE Alexander, labourer, 30 Ann st 

Leslie Angus, labourer, 12 John st 

Leslie James, boilermaker, 20 John st 

Leslie Robert, painter and decorator, 3 Market st. Ho. 71 

Regent st 

LETHAM, Birrell & Co., insurance brokers, 29 Cathcart st

DIRECTORY. 93 

Letham William (of Letham, Birrell & Co.), agent for James 

Finlay & Co., Glasgow. Ho. 63 Union st 

LETSON James, rivetter, 34 Crescent st 

LEVER Alexander, labourer, 25 John st 

LEWIS Charles, deputy superintendent of Mercantile Marine, 


Lewis George, Custom-House ofhcer, 5 Regent st 

Lewis Peter, fireman, 6 West Burn st 

Lewis Robert, 9 Mill st 

Lewis Robert & Co. , sugar merchants. Exchange buildings 

Lewis Mrs William, 4 James' place, Lyle st 

LIDDELL Archibald, joiner, 39 Sir Michael st 

Liddell David, joiner, 83 Belleville st 

Liddell James D., joiner, 41 Nicolson st 

Liddell John, moulder, 6 Old Hillend 

Liddell John, 18 Kelly st 

Liddell Robert, joiner, 19 Ingleston st 

Liddell William, steam-tug owner, Palmerston buildings 

Liddell Mrs, pianist, 18 Kelly st 

Liddell Mrs, 28 Brisbane st 

LIETKE & Co., shipbrokers and commission merchants, Palmerston 

buildings 

LIGGET William, shoemaker, 14 West Burn st 

LIGHTBODY John, carpenter, 63 Nicolson st 

LINDSAY x'Vlexander, labourer, 20 Cartsburn st 

Lindsay Archibald, carpenter, 4 Watt st 

Lindsay James, joiner, 46 East Hamilton st 

Lindsay John, blacksmith, 13 West Blackball st 

Lindsay John, seaman, 43 Crawfurd st 

Lindsay Luke, late watchmaker. Mount View cottage 

Lindsay William (of William Lindsay & Co.), 77 Union st 

Lindsay William & Co., ship and insurance brokers and commission 

agents, Excise buildings 

Lindsay William, shoemaker, 5 Union st. Ho. do 

Lindsay Miss Helen, 52 Brougham st 

Lindsay Miss, 1 Madeira st and 20 Esplanade 

Lindsay Miss, 36 West Stewart st 

Lindsay Mrs, 30 Ingleston st 

LUSTIS' James, tenter, 108 Drumfrochar road 

Linn John, engine driver, 34 Crescent st 

Linn Thomas, labourer, 7 Crescent st 

LINZ Randolph, watchmaker and jeweller, 8 Hamilton st. 

Ho. 86 Union st 

LITTLE James, Greenhill, Finnart st 

Little James & Co., steamship owners, Excise buildings 

Little Robert (of James Little & Co. ), Dalmore, Helensburgh 

Little William, coach painter, 75 Roxburgh st 

Little Mrs James, Abbotsford place, 11 Roxburgh st 

Little Mrs James, feuar, 20 Ardgowan sq

94 DIKECTORY. 

LIVER Mrs, 27 Regent st 

LIVERPOOL Traders' Office, 1 West Quay—A. King, agent 

Liverpool Traders' Office, Excise buildings— William Lindsay 

cfe Co., agents 

LIVINGSTON Alexander, siîrit merchant, 2 East breast. 


Livingston Alexander, Clyde Sugar Refinery. Ho. Villa de 

Valparaiso, Finnart road 

Livingston Alexander, blockmaker, 1 Hill st 

Livingston Archibald, river pilot, 25 West Blackhall st 

Livingston Donald, joiner, 1 Mill st 

Livingston Duncan, fireman, 6 West Stewart st 

Livingston Ewing, gardener, 70 Eldon st 

• 

, 

I 

Livingston F., fruiterer and confectioner, 25 West Blackhall 


Livingston George, rivetter, 13 East Quay Lane 

Livingston John, printer, 7 Union st 

Livingston John, dyer, 62 Ann st 

Livingston Malcolm, labourer, 40 Roxburgh st 

Livingston Mrs John, 51 Holmscroft st 

Livingston Miss, furrier, 7 Union st 

LLOYD Andaluz, of Cadiz, J 3 William st.—T. O. Hunter d^ 

Co., agents 

Lloyd Rev. Julius, incumbent of St John's Episcopal Church, 

Union st. Ho. 1 Ardgowan st, west 

LLOYDS' Register of British and Foreign Shipping, City 

Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart st 

LOCHHEAD John, boilermaker, 11 Crescent st 

Lochhead William, hatter, hoiser, and glover. National Bank 

buildings, 29 Cathcart st. Ho. 17 Brisbane st 

Lochhead Mrs, grocer, 33 Ingleston st 

Lochhead Mrs, 35 Kelly st 

LOCKERBY Thomas, civil engineer, 21 Lyle st 

LOCKYER George & Sons, charcoal manufacturers, London 

and Bristol—Agents, John Clapperton & Co., 21 


LOGAN Alexander, grocer, 8 Manse lane 

Logan Francis, tinsmith, 11 Ardgowan st. Glebe 

Logan James, compositor, 73 Nicolson st 

Logan John, carpenter, 10 Carnock st 

Logan John, boatman, 2 East Quay lane 

Logan John, labourer, 5 Nile st 

Logan Robert, boilermaker, 84 Roxburgh st 

Logan Thomas, joiner, 16 Arthur st 

L(^gan William, seaman, 28 Ann st 

Logan William, sawyer, 19 Ingleston st 

LOGGIE William, joiner, 65 Holmscroft st 

LOGUE Edward, lumper, 7 Nile st 

Logue John, fireman, 106 Drumfrochar road

DIRECTORY. 95 

Logue J., cooper, 20 Market st 

LONDON and Lancashire Fire and Life Insurance Company. 

John Gillespie, agent, ].2 Forsyth st 

London and Southwark Insurance Corporation (Fire)—Wm. 

N. A. Aitken, agent 

LONDONDERRY Steam Packet Company, 19 Palmerston 

buildings 

LORCET Mrs Peter, Pvestaurant Frangais, 31 Brougham st 

LOSH Miss Martha, 21 Lyle st 

LOUDON Samuel, medical botanist, 6 Cross-shore st 

LOUGHRAN Peter, butter and ham merchant, 14 Dalrymple 

st. Ho. do 

Love Andrew, farrier and cartwright, 50 Rue-end st. Ho. 

9 Antigua st 

Love Daniel, seaman, 11 Hill st 

Love David, seaman, 9 Hope st 

Love David, engineer, 28 John st 

Love James, farmer, contractor and merchant, 1 Dellingburn 

st. Ho. 8 East Blackball st 

Love ,Tohn, grain merchant, 7 Kilblain st. Ho. do 

Love John, accountant. Royal Bank of Scotland, 38 Cathcart 

st. Ho. above the Bank 

Love John, compositor, 8 Watt st 

Love Robert, chronometer maker and optician, 17 West 

Blackball st. Ho. 12 Ardgowan st, west 

Love William, rivetter, 38 Holmscroft st 

Love Mrs John, 27 Lyle st 

Love Mrs Robert, 16 Arthur st 

LOVELL John, out-door officer, H.M.C., 16 South st 

LOVEMAN Moses, labourer, 21 Stanners st 

LOW Alexander, foreman, Kingston Saw Mills. Ho. Clyde 

vale, Port-Glasgow 

Low Alexander, miller, 10 Lyle st 

Low James, engineer, 15 Sir Michael st 

Low James, joiner, 23 Ingleston st 

Low John, smith, 18 Bogle st 

Low John & Co. , ship store merchants and export grocers, 

2 Open shore and New Dock lane 

Low John (of John Low & Co.), Octavia terrace 

Low Thomas, joiner, 5 Newton st 

Low William (of John Low & Co.), Glendevon cottage, 8 

Glen st 

Low Mrs, 3 Kelly st 

LOWEY George, railway guard, 28 Crawfurd st 

LOWREY James, rivetter, 3 Manse lane 

LUCKHAM James, shipmaster, Cromwell place, 2 Lyle st 

LUMSDEN James (of Greenock Printing Co.), 81 Wellington 

st 

Lumsden Miss, mangier, 10 Inverkip st

96 DIRECTORY. 

LUSK Malcolm, porter, 22 Trafalgar st 

Lusk Robert, sugar broker and wholesale grocer, 12 and 14 

Charles st. Ho. Rosebank, 25 Forsyth st 

LYALL Mrs, 18 Kelly st 

LYDEN John, labourer, 13 Bearhope st 

LYGATE Matthew, baker, 36 Ann st. Ho. do 

LYLE Abram & Sons, shipowners, coojêrs and stave merchants, 

1] Nicolson st 

Lyle Abram (of Abram Lyle & Sons), Oakley, 55 Eldon st 

Lyle Abram, jun. (of Glebe Sugar Refinmg Co.), 56 Esplanade 

Lyle Alexander, salesman, 7 Mill st 

Lyle Alexander, moulder, 97 Belleville st 

Lyle Alexander, pansman, 7 Boyd st 

Lyle Archibald, joiner, 21 Bearhope st 

Lyle Charles P. (of Glebe Sugar Refining Co.), 1 Octavia 

terrace 

Lyle Edward, cooper, 15 Nicolson st 

Lyle James, baker, 27 Market st. Ho. 11 Ann st 

Lyle John, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant, 

and ship store dealer, 6 West Quay lane and 17 Sugarhouse 

lane. Ho. 57 Union st 

Lyle John, spirit dealer, 8 Smith's lane. Ho. 69 Roxburgh 

st 

Lyle R. & Co. , ship chandlers and ironmongers, 3 West breast 

Lyle Robert (of R. Lyle & Co.), 72 Union st 

Lyle Thomas, cowfeeder, Old Hillend 

Lyle William Park (of Abram Lyle & Sons), 75 Union st 

Lyle William, mason, 3 Belleville st 

Lyle Mrs D., 4 Boyd st 

Lyle Mrs, 13 Nelson st, west 

LYNAS John, painter, 5 Hill st 

LYNCH John, engineer, 5 Cathcart st 

LYON David, joiner and builder, 20 St Lawrence st. Ho. 

Hillside Cottage, St Lawrence st 

Lyon & Foster, ship carpenters and boat builders, 32 Main st 

Lyon Isaac, auctioneer, 7 Cathcart sq. Ho. do 

Lyon James, joiner, Hyde Park cottage, St Lawrence st 

Lyon James, labourer, 74 Ann st 

Lyon James, cooper, 11 Watt st 

Lyon John, brassfounder, 10 Baker st 

Lyon Malcolm (of Lyon & Foster), 8 Chapel st 

Lyon Peter, engineer, 24 St Lawrence st 

Lyon Mrs, 4 Mount Pleasant st 

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Lyon Mrs, 16 John st f 

M' l': 

M'ADAM Matthew, boatbuilder, 18 Antigua st 

M'Adam Mrs Peter, feuar, 39 Nelson st, west

DIRECTORY. 97 

M'AFFER Donald, grocer, 21 Sir Michael st 

M'Aflfer John, shipmaster, 7 Mill st 

MACALISTER & Fyfe, ship chandlers, painters, paint 

manufacturers, and agents for the sale of yachts, 4 East 

breast 

Macalister Mrs Daniel, 27 Union st 

Macalister Mrs John, 43 Lynedoch st 

M'ÂLISTER Alexander, engineer, 11 Lyle st 

M'Alister John, confectioner, 25 Hamilton st. Ho. 26 do 

MCALLISTER Andrew, tailor, 43 Cathcart st 

M'Allister Archibald, carpenter, 19 Ingleston place 

McAllister Archibald, engineer, 23 Lynedoch st 

M'Allister Archibald, chimney sweep, 37 Cathcart st 

McAllister Charles, tug-boat master, 9 West breast 

M'Allister Daniel, shipwright, 11 Lynedoch st 

M'Allister Daniel, dairyman, 4 Bearhope st 

M'Allister Daniel, warder, 25 Bruce st 

M'Allister Donald, carpenter, 12 Arthur st 

M'Allister Duncan, cowfeeder, 104 Drumfrochar road 

M'Allister Hugh, labourer, 5 Hope st 

M'Allister John, ironfinisher, 30 West Blackball st 

M'Allister Neil, carpenter, 8 Nicolson st 

M'Allister Ronald, joiner, 31 Lyle st 

M'Allister Mrs, tobacconist, Palmerston buildings. Ho. 30 

Wellington st 

M'Allister Mrs George, lodgings, 8 Wellington st 

M'ALOON Thomas, fish merchant, 28 Shaw st 

M'ALPINE Duncan, smith, 22 Antigua st 

M 'Alpine William, labourer, 66 Drumfrochar road 

M 'Alpine Mrs Daniel, carter, 26 Duncan st 

M'ANALLY Henry, boot and shoemaker, 29 Rue-end st. 

Ho. 3 Laurieston st 

M 'Anally Mrs, shoemaker, 21 Hamilton st 

M'ANESPY James, spirit merchant, 29 Vennel. Ho. 37 


M'ANULTY James, labourer, 34 Dalrymple st 

MACARA Renton, feuar, 23 Brisbane st 

Macara William, storekeeper, 107 Port-Glasgow road 

M'ARTHUR Alexander, boilermaker, 19 Belleville st 

M 'Arthur Alexander, joiner, 3 Hill st 

M'Arthur Alexander, labourer, 12 John st 

M'Arthur Archibald, tinsmith, 19 Mount Pleasant st 

M'Arthur Archibald, blacksmith, 10 Hill st 

M'Arthur Brothers, L West Quay—Alex. King, agent. 

M'Arthur Charles, carpenter, 12 Regent st 

M'Arthur Charles, baker, 3 John st 

M'Arthur Colin, boilermaker, 35 Hamilton ^t 

M'Arthur Donald, carpenter, 50 Shaw Street 

M'Arthur Duncan, baker, 5 Inverkip st

98 DIRECTORY, 

M 'Arthur Duncan, tailor, 13 West Blackhall st 

M 'Arthur Hugh, provision merchant, 22 West Blackhall st. 


M'Arthur Hugh, grain merchant and grocer, 43 Dalrymple 

st. Ho. 60 Ann st 

M 'Arthur James R. (of William M 'Arthur & Co.), Finnart st 

M'Arthur James, plasterer, 64 Wellington st 

M 'Arthur J. B. & Co., sailmakers, West quay 

M'Arthur John B. (of J. B. M'Arthur & Co.), Finnart st 

M'Arthur John, caulker, 21 Belleville st 

M'Arthur John, labourer, 17 John st 

M'Arthur John, joiner, 4 Hill st 

M'Arthur John (of M'Arthur, M'Lean & Co.), 30 Brisbane st 

M'Arthur, M'Lean & Co., sugar merchants, 5 West quay 

M'Arthur Neil, boilermaker, 1 Mill st 

M'Arthur Peter engineer, 7 Kelly st 

M'Arthur Peter, carpenter, 84 Roxburgh st 

M'Arthur Richard, cooper, I Belleville st 

M'Arthur Robert, of H.M.C., 41 Roxburgh st 

M'Arthur Thomas, stevedore, 2 Charles st 

M'Arthur William, blacksmith, 6 Old Hillend 

M'Arthur William & Co., ship and insurance brokers, commission 

agents and sugar brokers, 23 Cathcart st 

M'Arthur Mrs Andrew, 29 Lyle st 

M'Arthur Mrs Duncan, 25 Sir Michael st 

M'Arthur Mrs Hugh, 37 Nelson st, west 

M'Arthur Mrs Janet, 35 Lyle st 

M'Arthur Mrs, milliner, 50 Inverkip st 

M'Arthur Mrs, Finnart st 

M'Arthur Mrs, 32 East Shaw st 

MACASKILL Malcolm, grocer, 18 Hamilton st. Ho. 17 


Macaskill Rev. Murdoch, of the Free Gaelic Church. Ho. 

14 Ardgowan sq 

MACAULAY Aulay, locker, 34 Ann st 

Macaulay John, insurance agent, 18 Charles st. Ho. 6 

Ardgowan st, west 

Macaulay John, feuar, 19 Eldon st 

Macaulay Michael, rafter, 91 Port-Glasgow road 

Macaulay Thomas, feuar, 19 Eldon st 

M'AULAY James, cooper, 6 Buccleuch st. Ho. 38 Nelson 

st, west 

M 'Aulay James, skinner, 89 East Hamilton st 

M 'Aulay Peter, Craigs farm 

M 'Aulay Thomas, cooper, 4 Kilblain st 

M'AUSLAND Alexander, shopman, 13 West Blackhall st 

M'Ausland Archibald, cooper, 60 Kelly st 

M'Ausland Archibald, cooper, 9 Watt st 

M'Ausland Hugh, currier, 89 East Hamilton at

DIRECTORY. 99 

M'Ausland John, grocer, 7 Grey place 

M'Ausland Robert, salesman, 5 Holmscroft st 

M'Ausland William, cooper, 51 Kelly st 

M'Ausland Mrs, 33 West JBlackhall st 

M'Ausland Mrs, sick nurse, 8 Tobago st 

M'Ausland Mrs, 13 Belleville st 

M'BAIN Hugh, seaman, 41 Crawfurd st 

M'BAY Thomas, leather merchant, 4 Dalrymple st. Ho. 32 


MACBRAYNE John, shipping clerk, 18 Wellington st 

M'BREARTY Duncan, lathsplitter, 29 Bank st 

M'BRIDE Archibald, pilot, 22 Sugarhouse lane 

M'Bride Charles, seaman, 36 West Blackhall st 

M'Bride David, spirit merchant, 2 William st and 1 West 

breast. Ho. 12 Ann st 

M'Bride Donald, carpenter, 2 Mearns st 

M'Bride Hugh, hammerman, 6 Smith's lane 

M'Bride James, labourer, 15 East Shaw st 

M'Bride James, boatbuilder, 13 Clarence st. Ho. 31 Nicolson 

st 

M'Bride John, grocer and provision merchant, 7 Main st. 

Ho. 31 Lyle st 

M'Bride John, shoemaker, 42 Inverkip st 

M'Bride Neil, fireman, 12 Tobago st 

M'Bride Peter, 26 Eldon st 

M'Bride Peter, joiner, 9 Holmscroft st 

M'Bride Samuel, boilermaker, 26 Charles st 

M'Bride Thomas, joiner, 51 Nicolson st 

M'Bride William, labourer, 1 Hill st 

M'Bride Miss Janet, dressmaker, 2 Mearns st 

M'Bride Mrs, dressmaker, 4 Antigua st 

M'BRYDE James, spirit dealer, 17 Cathcart st. Ho. 29 do 

M'CABE Peter, spirit merchant, 16 Shaw st. Ho. 16 

Tobago st 

M'CAFFERTY Hugh, rivetter, 10 South st 

M'CafFerty James, boatman, 10 Terrace road 

M'Cafferty Peter, cooper, 30 Ann st 

M'CALL Archibald, general grocer, 24 Hamilton st. and 63 

Rue-end st. Ho. 8 Shaw place 

M'Call James (of Macalister and Fyfe), 11 Nelson st, west 

M'Call Michael, rafter, 91 Port-Glasgow road 

M'Call Neil, baker, 48 Shaw st. Ho. 43 Cathcart st 

M'Call Thomas, civil engineer and railway contractor, 55 

Drumfrochar road. Ho. 67 Eldon st 

Maccallum P. & Sons, iron merchants, and agent for Messrs 

Pascoe, Grenfell tt Sons' copper, yellow metal, (fee, 14 

Cathcart st 

M'CALLUM Allan, watchman, 66 Roxburgh st 

M'Callum Alexander, spirit dealer, 4 Dellingburn sq

100 DIRECTORY. 

M 'Galium Alexander, engineer, 32 Wellington st 

M 'Galium Archibald, writer and procurator-fiscal, 14 Hamilton 

St. Ho. ] 8 Kelly st 

M 'Galium Archibald, blacksmith, 22 Arthur st 

M 'Galium Donald, gardener, 15 Hope st 

M 'Galium Donald, carjpenter, 19 Ingleston place 

M 'Galium Donald, s^Dirit merchant, 22 West Blackball 

Ho. 4 Dellingburn sq 

M'Gallum Dugald, labourer, 1 Hill st 

M 'Galium Duncan, ropemaker, 18 West Stewart st 

M'Gallum Duncan, smith, 64 Roxburgh st 

st. 

M'Gallum Duncan (of Greenock 

Newark st 

Seed Grushing Oil Go.), 4 

M'Gallum Edward, general grocer, 36 Shaw st. Ho. 5 

Gross-shore st 

M'Gallum Hugh, labourer, 5 Shaw st 

M'Gallum James, cooper, 39 Ann st 

M'Gallum James, broker, 1 Rue-end st 

M'Gallum John, waiter, 24 Trafalgar st 

M'Gallum John, greengrocer, 40 Inverkip st 

M'Gallum John, porter, 6 William st 

M'Gallum John, timekeeper, 11 Lyle st 

M'Gallum John, smith, 3 Belleville st 

M'Gallum John, engineer, 10 Regent st 

M'Galhmi John, carpenter, 2 Gartsburn st 

M'Gallum John, joiner, 90 East Hamilton st 

M'Gallum Malcolm, engineer, 8 Antigua st 

M'Gallum Neil, boilermaker, 24 Lyle st 

M'Gallum Peter, curator and librarian. 

tion, 11 Tobago st 

M'Gallum Peter, joiner, 2 Antigua st 

Mechanics' Institu- 

M'Gallum William, joiner, 41 Nicolson st 

M'Gallum Miss Mary, boys' dressmaker, 30 Ann st 

M'Gallum Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 11 

west 

M'Gallum Mrs, 30 Ann st 

M'Gallum Mrs, stationer, 79 Roxburgh st 

Nelson st, 

M'Gallum Mrs John, 28 Grawfurd st 

M'GAMMOND David, grain merchant, 28 Sugarhouse lane. 


M'GANDLISH William, policeman, 32 East Shaw st 

M'GANN Philip, joiner, 54 Wellington st 

M'CANSH James, river pilot, 9 Kelly st 

M'GARTNEY George, Town's plumber and superintendent 

of fire brigade. Ho. 4 Bank st 

M'Gartney William, coachman, 71 Roxburgh st 

M'Gartney William, carpenter, 8 Antigua st 

M'GASKILL Kenneth (of Steel & M'Gaskill), Laura Villa, 

Johnstone st

DIRECTORY. 101 

M'CASKIE Henry, coachman, 13 Watt st . 

M'CAUGrHEY J. & R., sugar samplers, 1 West quay. Ho. 


M'CAW Mrs, dressmaker, 65 Nicolson st 

M'CHESNEY John, seaman, 13 Nelson st, west 

M'CLELLAND Thomas, 25 Bank st 

M 'CLEMENT James, joiner, 103 Belleville st 

M'CLEMONT Miss, spirit dealer, 48 East Hamilton st 

M'CLOSKIE Paul, labourer, 7 Nile st 

M 'CLUMPY Robert, railway porter, 63 Regent st 

M'CLURE Alexander, shoemaker, 33 Market st 

M'Clure James L., commission agent, 27 Cathcart st Ho. 

82 Union st 

M'Clure & Macdonald, notaries pxiblic, writers and insurance 

agents, 40 Cathcart st 

M'Clure William (of M'Clure & Macdonald), 66 Union st 

M'COLL Allan, contractor, 9 Prospect hill 

M'CoU Daniel, clerk, 19 Regent st 

M'CoU Daniel, carpenter, 24 John st 

M'Coll David, cooper, 37 Nelson st, west 

M'CoU Donald, smith, 15 Main st 

M'Coll Donald, coachman, 2 Fox st 

M'Coll Dugald, engineer, 5 Mill st 

M'Coll Gilbert, wine merchant, 9 Taylor's close. Ho. 29 

Cathcart st 

M'Coll James, engine-keeper, 44 Arthur st 

M'Coll John, coach proprietor, 24 Duncan st 

M'Coll J. (few., contractors, 73 Ann st 

M'Coll Patrick, joiner, 36 Arthur st 

M'Coll Walter, cabinetmaker, 30 East Hamilton st 

M'Coll William (of J. & W. M'Coll), 73 Ann st 

M'Coll Miss M., 9 Argyle st 

M'CONACHIE Alexander, carpenter, 13 Antigua st 

M'Conachie Hugh, labourer, 33 Lynedoch st 

M'CONNELL Archibald, carpenter, 11 Lynedoch st 

M'Connell Donald, smith, 3 Belleville st 

M'Connell Hugh, grocer and flesher, 25 Market st. Ho. 29 


M'Connell, Mary L., toy shop, 2 Sir Michael st. Ho. 61 

Nicolson st 

M'Connell Mrs, poulterer, 31 Hamilton st 

M'Connell Mrs, 21 John st 

M'CORMICK Charles, sawyer, 28 West Blackball st 

M'Cormick Donald, steamboat agent, Custom-House quay 

M'Cormick Donald, shoemaker, 7 Hope st 

M'Cormick Donald, cowfeeder, 8 Prospect hill 

M'Cormick George, joiner, 90 East Hamilton st 

M'Cormick John, baker^^-^^^lmBrnton buildings. Ho. 29 

Lyle st .^' 

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M'Cormick John, fireman, 43 Ann st 

M'Cormick Patrick, mason, 40 Nicolson st 

M'Cormick William, fireman, 60 Drumfrochar road 

M'Cormick William, tobacconist, 5 Lennox Buildings, Port- 

Glasgow road 

M'CORQUODALE Allan, carpenter, 13 West Stewart st 

M'Corquodale Archibald, cooper, 83 Belleville st . 

M'Corquodale Daniel, carpenter, 3 Orchard st 

M'Corquodale Duncan, manure merchant, 3 Regent st 

M'Corquodale John, labourer, 9 Kilblain st 

M'Corquodale Neil, seaman, 1 Springkell st 

M'Corquodale Mrs, furnishings, 36 East Hamilton st 

M'COSHIM Donald, glazier, 93 Belleville st 

M'COSKEP Joseph, auctioneer, 34 West Blackball st , 

M'COURT Francis, mason, 84 Roxburgh st 

M 'COWAN & Biggar, analytical and consulting chemists, 29 

Cathcart st 

M'Cowan James, spinner, 104 Drumfrochar road 

M 'Cowan James, fitter, 91 Belleville st 

M'Cowan John, engineer, 9 Prospect hill 

M'Cowan Robert, engineer, 76 Ann st 

M'Cowan William, mason, 26 Trafalgar st 

M 'COWAT James, engineer, 5 Dempster st 

M'Cowat Mrs, 11 Bruce st 

M'CRACKEN Thomas, carver, 36 Nelson st, west 

M'Cracken Mrs, 17 Bruce st 

M'CRACKETT Peter, teacher, Fairrie's school, 6 Cartsburn 

st. Ho. 14 I\l earns st 

M'CRxVDIE Alexander, baker, 11 Cathcart st 

M'Cradie James, porter, 67 Roxburgh st 

M'Cradie James, plasterer, 41 Kelly st. Ho. 67 Roxburgh 

st 

M'Cradie John, baker, 20 Bearhope st 

M 'Cradie John, seaman, 27 Hamilton st 

M'Cradie John, iron dresser, 13 Ingleston st 

M'CRAE Daniel, candle maker and general merchant, 15 

Charles st. Ho. 14 Nelson st, westi 

M'Crae David, engine-driver, 3 Belleville st 

M'Crae George, plainer, 13 Crescent st 

M'Crae James, carpenter, 7 Hill st 

M'Crae James, gatekeeper, 5 Hill st 

M'Crae James, Queen's porter, 29 Ann st 

M'Crae John, blockmaker, 68 Holmscroft st 

M'Crae Neil, carpenter, 6 Watt st 

M'CREATH Andrew, seaman, 51 Crawfurd st 

M'CRINDLE Charles, labourer, 90 East Hamilton st 

M'Crindle James, grocer and provision merchant, 43 Hamilton 


M'Crindle William, Customs' boatman, 39 Ann st 

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BIRECTOKY. 103 

M'Crindle Mrs Wm., feather and crape dresser and dressmaker, 

39 Ann st 

M'CUAIG Alexander, seaman, 29 Nelson st, west . 

M'Cuaig Duncan, carpenter, 56 Wellington st 

M'Cuaig Magnus, joiner, 75 Holmscroft st 

M'Cuaig Peter, engineer, 38 Lynedoch st 

M'Cuaig Samuel (of Smith & M'Cuaig), 27 Patrick st 

James, plasterer, 87 Wellington st 

M'CULLOCH Alexander, flesher, 47 Hamilton st. Ho. 4 

Trafalgar st 

M'CuUoch Colin, writer, notary public, clerk of Greenock 

Water Trust and Assessor of Police Court, Council 

Chambers. Ho. 11 Bentinck st 

M'CuUoch David, joiner, 69 Roxburgh st 

M'CuUoch David, cooper, 8 Watt st 

M'CuUoch Pev. James Melville, D.D., minister of West 

Parish, 20 Patrick st 

M'CuUoch James, fireman, 6 Patrick st 

M'CuUoch John, engine driver, 31 Lynedoch st 

M'CuUoch John, joiner, 16 William st 

M'CuUoch John, M.D., Bank Top, corner of Bank st and 

Lyle st 

M'CuUoch Joseph, patternmaker, 10 Lyle st 

M'CuUoch Peter, engineer, 33 Hamilton st 

M'CuUoch WiUiam, smith, 59 Main st 

M'CuUoch Mrs, lodgings, 14 Terrace road 

MACCUNN James & C, shipowners, Excise buildings. 

Ho. 60 Esplanade 

M'CUNN James, stationer, 49 Rue-end st. Ho. 3 Orangefield 

place 

M'Cunn Mrs, 7 Lynedoch st 

M 'CURDY Angus, carpenter, 1 William st 

M'CUTCHEON Alexander, goods guard, 14 Lyle st 

M'Cutcheon David, builder, 58 Drumfrochar road 

M'Cutcheon Hugh, grocer, 9 Arthur st. Ho. 18 Bogle st 

M'DADE Bernard, flesher, 1 Stanners st 

M'Dade Henry, painter, 7 Holmscroft st 

*-M'Dade Mrs, spirit dealer, 62 Vennel. Ho. 7 Holmscroft 

st 

M'DEARMID Dermid, rivetter, 5 Dellingburn sq 

M'Dearmid Kenneth, labourer, 26 John st 

M'Dearmid John, cooper, 2 East breast 

M'DIARMID Hugh, grocer, 6 Stanners st 

MACDONALD Archd. K. , teacher, 5 Dempster st 

Macdonald Archd, , teacher, St. Mary's Parish School 

Macdonald C. D. & Co., clothiers, etc., 7 William st. Ho. 


Macdonald Donald (of Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co.), 21 

Ardgowan sq

104 DIEECTORY. 

Macdonald Francis, writer, 11 William st. Ho. 31 Dempster 

st 

Macdonald George (of M'Clure & Macdonald), 9 Finnart st 

Macdonald George & Co., sugar brokers, Exchange buildings. 


Macdonald & Co., shoemakers, 34 West Blackliall st 

Macdonald, Hutcheson (fe Co., sugar brokers, Commercial 

Bank buildings, Greenock, and 3 Commercial Sale 

Rooms, Mincing lane, London 

Macdonald J. & G. , sugar merchants, 27 Sugar exchange, 

Greenock, and 21 and 27 Virginia st. , 

Glasgow 

Macdonald James D., superintendent of mercantile marine, 

and registrar of royal naval reserve for the ports of 

Greenock and Port-Glasgow, 7 Virginia st. Ho. 21 


Macdonald James, writer, 43 Brougham st 

Macdonald John, ship carpenter and boatbuilder, 11 Virginia 


Macdonald Roderick (of 

Ardgowan sq 

Macdonald Hutcheson & Co.), 9 

Macdonald William D., clerk, 2 Lyle st 

Macdonald Mrs, 43 Brougham st 

M 'DONALD Alexander, carpenter, 12 Cathcart st 

M 'Donald Alexandr, gas inspector, 7 Hope st 

M 'Donald Alexander, carpenter, 8 Hamilton st 

M 'Donald Alexander, brassfinisher, 17 John st 

M 'Donald Alexander, carpenter, 3 West Stewart st 

M 'Donald Alexander, labourer, 68 Holmscroft st 

M 'Donald Alexander, spinner, 7 Mill st 

M 'Donald Alexander, blockmaker, 11 West breast. Ho. 37 

Craufurd st 

M 'Donald Andrew, hatter, 35 West Burn st. Ho. 35 

Kelly st 

M 'Donald Angus, Queen's porter, 14 Brisbane st 

M 'Donald Charles, collector, 20 Lynedoch st 

M 'Donald Charles, policeman, 9 Dempster st 

M 'Donald Charles, boarding-house keeper, 8 Dalrymple st 

M 'Donald Charles, labourer, 46 Cathcart st 

M 'Donald Daniel, rigger, 22 Antigua st 

M 'Donald Donald, labourer, 6 West Stewart st 

M 'Donald Donald, grocer, 26 Crawfurd st 

M 'Donald Donald, joiner, 45 Holmscroft st 

M 'Donald Donald, joiner, 65 Nicolson st 

M 'Donald Duncan, carpenter, 6 Roslin st 

M 'Donald Duncan, engine-keeper, 18 St Lawrence st 

M 'Donald Fiiilay, cooper, 73 Regent st 

M 'Donald Frank, goods guard, 71 Wellington st 

M 'Donald Hugh, engineer, 1 Hill st 

M 'Donald Hugh, salesman, 9 West breast

McDonald Hugh, toy shop, 9 Tobago st 

M'Donald Hugh, skinner, 16 Arthur st 

M 'Donald Hugh, clerk, 6 Dempster st 

M 'Donald James, seaman, 5 Bearhope st 

M 'Donald James, policeman, 60 Ann st 


M 'Donald James, carpenter, 32 Ingleston st 

M 'Donald John, cooper, 81 Wellington st 

M'Donald John, porcer, 28 West Burn st 

M'Donald John, brassfinisher, 3 Regent st 

M'Donald John, shipmaster, 5 Belleville st 

M'Donald John, engineer, 85 Belleville st 

M'Donald John, carter, 26 Wellington st 

M'Donald John, labourer, 87 Roxbiirgh st 

M'Donald John, carpenter, 30 Wellington st 

M'Donald John, spirit merchant, 12 East India breast. Ho. 

51 Rue-end st 

M'Donald John (of New Clyde Towing Co.), 10 Wellington st 

M'Donald John, coal merchant, 54 Holmscroft st. Ho. 81 

Wellington st 

M'Donald John, boilermaker, 1 Lennox buildings, Port- 

Glasgow road 

M'Donald John T,, carpenter, 37 Lynedoch st 

M'Donald Malcolm, seaman, 18 Yennel 

M'Donald Malcolm, carjDenter, 40 Shaw st 

M'Donald Neil, tailor and clothier, 31 Cathcart st. Ho. 

25 Bank st 

M'Donald Robert, baker, 51 Kelly st 

M'Donald Ronald, shoemaker, 45 \ênnel 

M'Donald William, carpenter, 35 Cathcart st 

M'Donald William, pilot, 3 West Stewart st 

M'Donald Wilson, shipmaster, 65 Regent st 

M'Donald Alice, milliner, 22 Cathcart st 

M'Donald Margaret, greengrocer, 28 Tobago st 

M'Donald Miss, 45 Wellington st 

M'Donald Mrs, Q6 Regent st 

M'Donald Mrs, 17 Mount Pleasant st 

M'DONNELL Hugh & Son, merchants and commission 

agents, 8 West Quay Lane. Ho. 1 Armadale Place, 

Bank st 

MACDOUGALL Dugald (of William Lindsay & Co.), Upper 

Campbell st 

Macdougall John, writer, Mansionhouse. Ho. Rosemount, 

Bentinck st 

Macdougall John, M. D. , 43 Regent st 

Macdougall Mrs Archibald, 24 Roxburgh st 

M'DOUGALL Alexander, shipmaster, 20 West Stewart st 

M'Dougall Allan, carpenter, 19 Ingleston place 

M'Dougall Allan, labourer, 15 Arthur st 

M'Dougall Archibald, carpenter, 48 St Lawrence st


M'Dougall David, carpenter, 25 Bank st 

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M'Doiigall Donald, joiner, 20 Bruce st 

M'Dougall Donald, fleslier, 1 Arthur st. Ho. 3 do 

M'Dongall Dngald, j)orter, 24 Trafalgar st 

M'Dougall Dugald, joiner, 73 Holmscroft st 

M'Dougall Duncan, boilermaker, 35 Lyle st 

M'Dougall Duncan, baker, 27 Rue-end st. Ho. 29 do 

M'Dougall Duncan, slioeniaker, 34 Ann st 

M'Dougall Duncan, pilot, 16 Antigua st 

M'Dougall Duncan, flesher, 54 St Lawrence st 

M'Dougall Duncan, bookseller, 33 Hamilton st. Ho. 49 

Rue-end st 

M'Dougall Duncan, salesman, 17 Robertson st 

M'Dougall George R. (of Robertson & M'Dougall), Spring 

Bank, Fox st 

M'Dougall Hugh, timekeeper, 36 Lynedoch st 

M'Dougall James, blacksmith, 23 Charles st 

M'Dougall John, engineer, 5 Regent st 

M'Dougall John, carter, Broomhill 

M'Dougall John, railway porter, 52 Wellington st 

M'Dougall John, joiner, Whitelaw's land, Mearns st 

M'Dougall John, vanman, 50 Holmscroft st 

M'Dougall John, carpenter, 47 Crawfurd st 

M'Dougall John, boilermaker, 10 Carnock st 

M'Dougall Lachlan, gardener, 61 Ann st 

M'Dougall Neil, labourer, 11 Belleville st 

M'Dougall Neil, shipmaster, 26 Wellington st 

M'Dougall Peter, washing establishment, 56 Holmscroft st 

M'Dougall Peter, seaman, 24 Sir Michael st 

M'Dougall Peter, gardener, 56 Wellington st 

M'Dougall Peter, dyer, 7 Newton st 

M'Dougall William, spii-it merchant, 25 Sugarhouse lane. 


M'Dougall William, labourer, 56 Lynedoch st 

M'Dougall Mary, grocer, 45 Crawfurd st 

M'Dougall Mrs, 44 Crawfurd st 

M'Dougall Mrs, 5 East Blackball st 

M'Dougall Mrs, 3 Arthur st 

M'Dougall Mrs, 14 Lyle st 

M'DOWALL Francis, labourer, 36 Holmscroft st 

M 'Dowall Thomas, boatman, 22 Lyle st 

M'Dowall William, sugar sampler, 18 Bruce st 

M'Dowall Miss, 28 Wellington st 

MACEACHRAN D., 4 Lyle st 

M'EACHRAN Alexander, labourer, 5 Dellingburn sq 

M'Eachran Donald, rivetter, 26 Tobago st 

M'Eachran John, 16 John st 

M'Eachran Ann, spirit merchant, 12 Springkell st. Ho. 

41 Roxburgh st


M'ELENY John, tailor and clothier, 7 William st. Ho. 6 do 

M'ELWEE James, shoemaker, 1 Inverkip st 

M'ENTEAR John, hairdresser, 4 Manse lane 

M'EWAN Alexander, carpenter, 7 Laurieston st 

M'Ewan Archibald, rigger, 32 West Blackhall st 

M'Ewan Donald, carpenter, 12 Ann st 

M'Ewan Dugald, brassiinisher, 20 John st 

M'Ewan James, draughtsman, 5 West Stewart st 

M'Ewan John, spirit dealer, 27 Vennel. Ho. 22 East 

Shaw st 

M'Ewan Joseph, provision merchant, 4 Manse lane. Ho. 7 

William st 

M'Ewan William, dairy, 3 Dalrymple st. Ho. 6 William st 

M'Ewan Mrs, 16 Stanners st 

M 'FADYEN Archibald, rivetter, 83 Belleville st 

M'Fadyen Donald, labourer, 12 Arthur st 

M'Fadyen James, engine driver, 15 Brougham st 

M'Fadyen John, labourer, 8 Kilblain st 

M'Fadyen John, painter, 9 East Blackhall st 

M'Fadyen John, engine driver, 10 West breast 

M'Fadyen John, feuar, 82 Roxburgh st 

M'Fadyen Mrs, 6 Chapel st 

MACFARLAN Alexander (of Macfarlan, Brown & Co), 36 

Brisbane st 

Macfarlan Andrew (of Macfarlan & Co. ), 13 Kelly st 

Macfarlan, Brown & Co. , merchants, Customhouse place 

Macfarlan Dugald, hat manufacturer, 46 Cathcart st. Ho. 

31 Esplanade 

Macfarlan Robert, clerk, 2 Lyle st 

Macfarlan & Co., hat manufacturers, 49 Cathcart st 

M'FARLAN Rev. John, of Free Middle Church. Manse, 

5 Finnart terrace 

M'Farlan, Thomas M. , 4 Brougham st 

MACFARLANE Arthur Albert, veterinary surgeon, 4 Laird 

st. Ho. 7 George sq 

Macfarlane John A. & Co. , 

grocers and wine merchants, 10 


Macfarlane Donald, carriage hirer and mail contractor, 25 

West Stewart st. Ho. 7 George sq 

Macfarlane Duncan, architect, 32 Cathcart st. Ho. Carron 

cottage, Port-Glasgow 

Macfarlane John (of Barr & Macfarlane), 20 Wellington st 

Macfarlane Mrs John A., 3 Finnart terrace 

M'FARLANE Alexander, carter, 24 Trafalgar st 

M'Farlane Alexander, clerk, 6 Hope st 

M'Farlane Alexander, billiard room proprietor, 16 Hamilton 


M'Farlane Alexander, cotton spinner, 17 Brisbane st 

M'Farlane Andrew, Queen's porter, 58 Kelly st


M'Farlane Andrew, bottler, 9 Crawfurd st 

M'Farlane Archibald, gardener, 6 Inverkip st 

M'Farlane Archibald, watchman, 23 Bruce st 

M'Farlane Archibald, spirit merchant, 32 Arthur st. Ho 

30 do 

M'Farlane Arthur, joiner, 59 Holmscroft st 

M'Farlane Colin, carpenter, 21 Belleville st 

M'Farlane Daniel, joiner, 53 Regent st 

M'Farlane David, storekeeper, 7 Newton st 

M'Farlane Donald, tug-boat master, 9 West breast 

M'Farlane Donald, labourer, 85 Belleville st 

M'Farlane Dugald, feuar, 11 Duncan st 

M'Farlane Dugald, clerk, 21 Lynedoch st 

M'Farlane Duncan, carpenter, 23 Bruce st 

M'Farlane Duncan, engineer, 62 Ann st 

M'Farlane Edward, dyer, 1 Mill st 

M'Farlane George, sawyer, 11 Belleville st 

M'Farlane Humphrey, shoemaker, 74 Roxburgh st 

M'Farlane James, baker, 19 Ingleston place 

M'Farlane James, painter, 10 Nile st 

M'Farlane James, gTeengrocer, 9 Cartsburn st 

M'Farlane James, chainmaker, 17 Baker st 

M'Farlane John, storeman, 27 Roxburgh st 

M'Farlane John, coal salesman, 6 Yirginia st 

M'Farlane Lachlan, painter, 4 Ann st 

M'Farlane Malcolm, carpenter, 5 Newton st 

M'Farlane Peter, H.M. Customs, 31 Ann st 

M'Farlane Robert^ porter, 38 Holmscroft st 

M'Farlane Robert, sawyer, 50 Crawfurd st 

M'Farlane Robert, engineer, 22 St Lawrence st 

M'Farlane Robert, carpenter, 4 John st 

M'Farlane Robert, bank porter, 4 Mansionhouse lane 

M'Farlane Robert, labourer, 8 East Blackball st 

M'Farlane Robert, joiner, 28 East Crawford st 

M'Farlane Robert, plainer, 3 Belleville st 

M'Farlane Robert, cooper, 66 Holmscroft st 

M'Farlane William, cooper, 74 Ann st 

M'Farlane William, diver, 8 Boyd st 

M'Farlane William, provision merchant, 20 Vennel. Ho 

19 Bruce st 

M'Farlane Miss, dressmaker, 6 Antigua st 

M'Farlane Miss, lodgings, 13 Nicolson st 

M'Farlane Miss, lodgings, 34 West Burn st 

M'Farlane Miss, 22 West Blackball st 

M'Farlane Mrs, tobacconist, 3 Ker st 

M'Farlane Mrs, 75 Regent st 

M'Farlane Mrs, 42 Roxburgh st 

M'Farlane Mrs, 10 Baker st 

M'Farlane Mrs, 20 Bearhope st


MTarlane Mrs, 62 Eldon st 

MACFEE Neil, carvet, gilder and picture frame maker, 37 


MACFIE John, tea dealer and general grocer, 14 West 

Blackhall st and 56 Yennel. Ho. 14 Laird st 

M'FIE Archibald, fireman, 2 Clarence st 

M'Fie Daniel, mason, 16 Kelly st 

M'Fie Donald, labourer, 18 Wellington st 

M'Fie James, joiner, 64 Wellington st 

M'Fie James, carpenter, 32 Crescent st 

M'Fie John, blacksmith, 3 John st 

M'Fie John, joiner, 21 Wellington st 

M'Fie John, cork manufacturer, 54 Shaw st. Ho. 1 William st 

M'Fie Malcolm, boatman, 55 Drumfrochar road 

M'Fie Robert, pilot, 8 Shaw st 

M'Fie Thomas, joiner, 65 Rue-end st 

M'Fie William, locker, 12 South st 

M'Fie Miss, 11 Mearns st 

M'Fie Mrs James, 16 Kelly st 

M'Fie Mrs James, 28 Charles st 

M'Fie Mrs, 23 Lynedoch st 

M'GALLAN David, tailor and clother, 1 Argyle st 

M'Grallan William, tailor, 2 Crawford lane 

M'GARRITY Charles, shoemaker, 9 Newton st 

M'Garrity Robert, shoemaker, 5 William st. Ho. 14 Holmscroft 

st 

M 'GAVIN George, cooper, 11 Regent st 

M'Gavin James, coal, lime and brick merchant, 27 West 

Burn st. Ho. 13 Ardgowan st, west 

M'GEACHAN James, mason, 59 Holmscroft st 

M'Geachan William, joiner, 66 Ann st 

M'GEACHIN William, mason, 62 Regent st 

M'GEORGE James, shoemaker, 58 Rue-end st. Ho. 41 

Lynedoch st 

M'GHEE Henry, cooper, 13 East Quay lane 

M'Ghee Jolin, dairyman, 38 Shaw st. 

M'Ghee John, carpenter, 65 Rue- end st 

M 'GIBBON Mrs, 12 St Lawrence st 

M'GILL Alexander, labourer, 15 East Shaw st 

M'Gill D. , refreshment rooms, 40 Dalrymple st 

M'Gill James, joiner, 68 Wellington st 

N'Gill John, carpenter, 41 Ann st 

M'Gill John M. (of Mackenzie & Walker), 54 Brougham st 

M'Gill Patrick, carpenter, 65 Nicolson st 

M'Gill Robert, joiner, 54 Wellington st 

M'Gill Robert, labourer, 34 Inverkip st 

M'Gill Robert, joiner, 1 West Stewart st 

M'Gill Mrs, 34 Crescent "st 

M'GILLIVRAY Alexander, feuar, 26 Brisbane st


M'Gillivray Duncan, insurance agent, 1 Watt place. Ho. 


M'GILP Donald, labourer, 14 John st 

M'Gilp Neil, joiner, 24 Cartsburn st 

M'GILVRAY Angus, carpenter, 63 Holmscroft st 

M'Gilvray Charles, carter, 25 Crescent st 

M'Gilvray Duncan, carter, 66 Wellington st 

M'Gilvray John, carter, 5 East Blackhall st 

M'Gilvray Malcolm, brakesman, 19 Ingleston st 

M'Gilvray William, carpenter, 11 Hill st 

M'CtINLAY Michael, labourer, 35 Ann st 

M'GINNELL John, labourer, 32 Crescent st 

M'Ginnis John, marine store dealer, 7 New Dock lane. Ho. 

5 East Quay lane 

M'GIRR John, shipmaster, 6 Hill st 

M'GLASHAN Archibald, carter, 71 Roxburgh st 

M'Glashan Ebenezer, boilermaker, 11 East Blackhall st 

M'Glashan John, boot and shoe maker, 28 Charles st and 40 

Cathcart st. Ho. 47 Regent st 

M'Glashan Elizabeth, refreshment rooms, 12 Rue-end st 

M'GLINSHEY Daniel, boatman, 43 Crawfurd st 

M'Glinshey James, boarding-house keeper, 4 Dalrymple st 

M'Glinshey James, seaman, 28 Dalrymple st 

M'GLONE David, broker, 32 Yennel 

M'GONAGLE Daniel, salesman, 9 Prospect hill 

M'GORUM Mrs Robert, spirit merchant, 20 Cathcart st. 

Ho. 15 do 

M'GOUGAN Angus, boilermaker, 4 Union st 

M'GOURLAY John, pansman, 108 Drumfrochar road 

M'Gourlay Samuel, moulder, 21 John st 

M'GOWAN Benjamin, labourer, 65 Holmscroft st 

M'Gowan Ebenezer, of H.M. Customs, 63 Ann st 

M'Gowan John, rigger, 21 Tobago st 

M'Gown Mrs John, feuar, 29 Crescent st 

M'GRAIN John, house factor, 52 East Hamilton st 

M'GRANACHAN Daniel, rivetter, 4 Dah-ymple st 

M'Granachan Joseph, outfitter, 10 Dalrymple st. Ho. 32 


MACGREGOR John (of J. & W. Stewart), Ardshue, Helensburgh 

» 

MacGregor Neil, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Cathcart st and 

1 Shaw st 

M'GREGOR Alexander, carter, 54 Drumfrochar road 

M'Gregor Alexander, carpenter, 35 West Burn st 

M'Gregor Alexander, tinsmith, 87 Roxburgh st 

M'Gregor Archibald, labourer, 11 East Blackhall st 

M'Gregor Daniel (of J. D. M'Gregor & Co.), 27 Mearns st 

M'Gregor Daniel, watchman, 8 Antigua st 

M'Gregor David, stationer, 17 Ann st

DIRECTORY. Ill 

M'Grregor & Donald, glaziers, glass silverers, embossers and 

decorators, 15 Charles st 

McGregor D. & Co., nautical instrument makers, opticians, 

etc., 32 Cathcart st 

M'Gregor George, engineer, 37 Ann st 

M'Gregor J. D. & Co., funeral undertakers and carriage 

hirers. Tontine stables. Office, 15 East Quay lane 

M'Gregor James, of H.M, Customs, 12 Prince's st 

M'Gregor James, blacksmith, 31 Ingleston st 

McGregor James, joiner, 43 Lynedoch st 

M'Gregor James, shipwright, 9 Hope st 

M'Gregor John C., merchant, 45 Brougham st 

M'Gregor John, carpenter, 16 William st 

M'Gregor John, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant, 

23 and 25 Shaw st, and 9 East Quay lane. Ho. 18 

Eldon st 

M'Gregor John, engineer, 8 East breast 

M'Gregor John, joiner, 38 Holmscroft st 

M'Gregor John, lighterman, 11 Hill st 

M 'Gregor John, rivetter, 46 Cathcart st 

M'Gregor John, seaman, 38 Vemiel 

M'Gregor John, turner, 24 St Lawrence st 

M'Gregor Malcolm, seaman, 11 West breast 

M'Gregor Malcolm, boatman, Trafalgar st 

M'Gregor Malcolm, joiner, 45 Wellington st 

M'Gregor Nicol (of N. & R. M'Gregor), 4 Antigua st 

M'Gregor N. & R. , boatbuilders, 45 Rue- end st 

M'Gregor Peter, coppersmith, 14 Wellington st 

M'Gregor Peter, superintendent Working Boys' Home, 5 

Bogle st 

M'Gregor Robert, (of N. & R. M'Gregor), 2 Antigua st 

M'Gregor William, joiner, 21 East Hamilton st 

M'Gregor William, labourer, 27 Ingleston st 

M'Gregor & Wilson, drapers, 46 East Hamilton st 

M'Gregor Miss, 2 Nelson st, west 

M'Gregor Mrs, grocer, 70 Wellington st 

M'Gregor Mrs, 4 Hill st 

M'Gregor Mrs Lewis, 11 West breast 

M'GROUTHER Robert, storekeeper, 59 Ann st 

M'GUCKIN Alexander (of Millar & M'Guckin), 7 Shaw place 

M'GUGAN Duncan, labourer, 6 Hope st 

M'Gugan G. , tug-boat master, 10 William st 

M'GUIRE James, hair-cutter, 26 Dalrymple St 

M'Guire John, engineer, 46 Cathcart st 

M'Guire Menasis, labourer, 3 Virginia st 

M'Guire Peter, potter, 42 East Hamilton st 

M'Guire Thomas, grocer and provision merchant, 1 Laurieston 

st. Ho. 1 Morton terrace 

M'Guire Mrs, 12 Port-Glasgow road

112 

DIRECTORY. 

M'HOUL John, pointsman, 15 Brougham st 

M'lLHANEY George, traveller, 24 Bruce st 

M'lLROY John, boilermaker, 36 Crescent st 

M'llroy William, labourer, 44 Lynedoch st 

M'llroy John, stevedore, 29 Shaw st 

M'llroy John, broker, 18 Dalrymple st. Ho. 31 West 

Burn st 

M'llroy Matthew, mason, 60 Drumfrochar road 

M'lLVAIN Archibald, salesman, 5 Dempster st 

M'llvain John, 25 Kelly st 

M'lLWRAITH Adam, baker, 84 Roxburgh st 

M'llwraith Adam, joiner, 25 Bruce st 

M' IIwraith Hew (of M'llwraith & Swan), assessor and clerk 

of Dean of Guild Court, and administrator of oaths in 

^ 

Chancery, 37 Esplanade 

M'llwraith John, rigger, 40 Nicolson st 

M'llwraith Matthew, baker, 9^ Roxburgh st 

M'llwraith & Swan, writers and notaries public, 30 Nicol-] 

son st 

M'llwraith William, hosier, glover, and shirt manufacturer, 

2 West Blackball st. Ho. 47 Dempster st 

M'llwraith William, boilermaker, 86 Belleville st 

M'llwraith Miss, hosier, 23 Hamilton st 

M'INNES Alexander, carter, Prospect hill house 

M'Innes Archibald, carpenter, 17 Regent st 

M'Innes Donald, boilermaker, 33 Lyle st 

M'Innes Donald, carpenter, 7 Hill st 

M'Innes Dugald, wine and spirit merchant, 14 Hamilton st 

and 15 Rue-end st. Wholesale store, 3 Arthur st. Ho. 

15 Rue-end st 

M'Innes Duncan, labourer, 1 Sinclair st 

M'Innes Duncan, joiner, 14 Regent st 

M'Innes James, draughtsman, 7 Hope st 

M'Innes Neil, carpenter, 40 Main st 

M'Innes Robert, policeman, 24 Trafalgar st 

M'Innes Robert, feuar, 41 Ann st 

M'Innes Mrs, 46 Cathcart st 

M'INROY Hugh, rigger, 46 Cathcart st 

M'INTEA James, bootcloser, 23 Vennel 

M'lNTOSH Alexander, sugar boiler, 38 West Shaw st 

M'Intosh Daniel, fireman, 45 Roxburgh st 

M'Intosh Donald, engineer, 18 Hope st 

M'Intosh Duntian, spirit merchant, 9 Bearhope st. Ho. 6 

Mount Pleasant st 

M'Intosh Hugh, carpenter, 2 Laurieston st 

M'Intosh James, cabinetmaker, 74 Wellington st 

M'Intosh John, labourer, 6 Holmscroft st 

M'Intosh Kenneth, spirit merchant, 21 Rue-End st. Ho. 

15 Antigua st


M'Intosli Peter, engineer, 27 Roxburgh st 

M'Intosli William, draper, 27 Ann st 

M'Intosh Miss, 27 Nicolson st 

M'lntosh Mrs, lodgings. 88 Drumfrochar road 

MACINTYRE James, fislnuonger, 43 Hamilton st. Ho. 19 


Macintyre John D. , insurance broker. City Bank buildings. 

Ho. 22 Patrick st 

M'Intyre Alexander, weigher, 34 West Blackball st 

M'Intyre Alexander, dresser, 3 Regent st 

M'Tntyre Allan, carter, 8 Kilblain st 

M'Intyre Andrew, tobacconist, 39 Cathcart st. Ho. 9 Holmscroft 

st 

M'Intyre Archibald, gasfitter and church officer, 8 Watt st 

M'Intyre Archibald, carter, 4 East Quay lane 

M'Intyre Colin, carpenter, 41 Nelson st, west 

M'Intyre David, smith, 6 Ingleston st 

M'Intyre Donald, porter, 7 William st 

M'Intyre Dugald, smith, 3 Regent st 

M'Intyre Duncan, carpenter, 67 Regent st 

M'Intyre Duncan, boilermaker, 44 Arthur st 

M'Intyre Duncan, policeman, 7 Hill st 

M'Intyre Duncan, policeman, 8 Hope st 

M'Intyre Duncan, ironmonger and ship chandler, 25 Rue- 

End st and 27 West Blackball st. Ho. 25 West Blackhall 

st 

M'Intyre James, joiner, 10 Duncan st 

M'Intyre James, joiner, 58 Wellington st 

M'Intyre James, plasterer, 54 Wellington st 

M'Intyre James, smith, 6 Kilblain st 

M'Intyre James, tobacconist, 28 Inverkip st 

M'Intyre John, carpenter, 14 Brisbane st 

M'Intyre John, joiner, 76 Ann st 

M'Intyre John, Customs' boatman, 1 Holmscroft st 

M'Intyre John, shipmaster, 11 Lyle st 

M'Intyre John, carter, 26 East Hamilton st 

M'Intyre John, rivetter, 22 Ann st 

M'Intyre Louis J. C. M., R.C. clergyman, St Mary's, Patrick 

st 

M'Intyre Nicol, boatman, 6 Holmscroft st 

M'Intyre & M'Neil, cartwrights, 13 Duncan st and 22 Bearhope 

st 

M'Intyre Thomas, grocer and feuar, 6 Cartsburn st. Ho. 

View Bank cottage, St Lawrence st 

M'Intyre William, joiner, 10 Lyle st 

M'Intyre William, inspector of police, 29 Ann st 

M'Intyre Mrs, 24 Bruce st 

M'Intyre Mrs, 11 Regent st 

M'Intyre Mrs, 29 Main st

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M'Intyre Mrs, lodgings, 18 Nicolson st 

M'Intyre Mrs, midwife, 1 Buccleuch st 

M'Intyre Mrs, 17 Nelson st, west 

M'Intyre Mrs, 45 Cathcart st 

M 'ISAAC, Murray & Co., sliipbrokjers and commission merchants. 

Palmers ton buildings 

M 'Isaac Mrs, 17 Baker st 

M'lver Archibald, grocer and coal merchant, 65 Nicolson st 

M'lver Alexander, 5 Lyle st 

M'lver John, carpenter, 3 West Stewart st 

M'lver Misses, 5 Lyle st 

M'lver Mrs, 38 Crawfurd st 

M'JANNET John, plumber and gasfitter, 8 Kilblain st. Ho. 


MACKAIL James, general grocer and tea dealer, 45 Hamilton 

st. Ho. 4 Shaw place 

Mackail Thomas, hosier, 29 West Burn st. Ho. 13 West 

Stewart st 

MACKAY Alexander F. , agent, Dellingburn sq 

Mackay Daniel, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant, 

6 East breast and 2 Cross-shore st. Ho. 27 

Nicolson st 

Mackay Edward, manager, 

ton st 

Greenock Foundry, 8 Welling- 

Mackay Hugh, general merchant, 44 Shaw st. 

falgar st 

Ho. 22 Tra- 

Mackay J. & N., pawnbrokers, 63 Main st. Ho. Hope place, 

Gourock 

Mackay Peter, slater and slate merchant, 9 

98 Eldon st 

Chapel st. Ho. 

Mackay Thomas, baker, purveyor and wine and spirit merchant, 

15 West Blackball st. Ho. 9 Finnart st 

Mackay William, wine and spirit merchant, 20 Sugarhouse 

lane. Ho. 45 Hamilton st 

Mackay William B. (of William Rankin & Son), 40Mearns st 

M'KAY Alexander, carpenter, 9 Nicolson st 

M'Kay Alexander, lodgings, 9 East Quay lane 

M'Kay Andrew, seaman, 82 Poxburgh st 

M'Kay Angus, litter, 15 Nicolson st 

M'Kay Daniel, cooper, Lindsay's lane. Ho. 14 Ann st 

M'Kay Daniel, joiner, 22 Antigua st 

M'Kay Daniel, cooper, 15 Hope st 

M'Kay Finlay, inspector, 5 Dempster st 

M'Kay George, blacksmith, 32 Arthur st 

M'Kay James, moulder, 17 Baker st 

M'Kay James^ slater, 10 Hamilton st 

M'Kay James, carter, 66 Drumfrochar road 

M'Kay John, cooper, 51 Nicolson st 

M'Kay John, labourer, 3 Crawfurd st

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M'Kay John, joiner, 41 Crawfnrd st 

M'Kay John, carpenter, 3 Hill st 

M'Kay Robert, plnmber, 5 Hope st 

M'Kay Robert, smith, 21 East Shaw st 

M'Kay William, hairdresser, 66 Vennel 

M'Kay William, ropespinner, 37 Homlscroft st 

M'Kay William, slater, 22 West Blackball st 

M'Kay Miss, 3 Ann st 

M'Kay Miss, fruiterer, 33 Rue-end st 

M'Kay Mrs Margaret, 83 Roxburgh st 

M'Kay Mrs, 3 Bearhope st 

M'Kay Mrs, 14 Bmce st 

M'Kay Mrs, 2 East Blackball st 

M'Kay Mrs, 12 Arthur st 

M'KEAN Hugh, goods agent, G. & S.-W. Railway, 18 

Brougham st. Ho. 14 West Blackball st 

M'KECHNIE Allan, liesher, poulterer and game dealer, 

18 West Blackball st and 16 Kelly st. Ho. 5 Martin 

terrace 

M'Kechnie Angus, mate, 43 Crawfurd st 

M'Kechnie Dugald, joiner, 35 Ann st 

M'Kechnie Hugh, joiner, 11 Springkell st. Ho. 13 do 

M'Kechnie John, clerk, 8 Watt st 

M'Kechnie John, glazier, 5 Lyneclocb st 

M'Kechnie Nicol, carpenter, 17 Belleville st 

M'Kechnie Peter, labourer, 22 West Blackball st 

M'Kechnie Robert, seaman, 7 Rue- end st 

M'Kechnie Robert, seaman, 4 East Quay lane 

M'Kechnie William, M.D., 48 Union st 

M'Kechnie William, carpenter, 45 Holmscroft st 

M'Kechnie Miss C, 38 Crawfurd st 

M'Kechnie Miss, dressmaker, etc., 29 Brougham st 

M'Kechnie Mrs Dugald, 16 Sir Michael st 

M'Kechnie Mrs, 30 West Blackball st 

M'KECHRAN Duncan, labourer, 30 Arthur st 

M'Kechran John, blacksmith, 16 John st 

M'KEE John, labourer, 64 Ann st 

M'Kee Thomas, engineer, 35 Ingleston st 

M'KEGGAN Murdoch, seaman, 8 East Shaw st 

MACKELLAR Alexander, secretary and treasurer, Greennock 

Gas Works. Ho. 33 Brisbane st 

Mackellar Peter (of Abram Lyle & Sons), 33 Brisbane st 

Mackellar Peter, shipowner, 67 Rue-end st. Ho. 50 Esplanade 

M'KELLAR Alexander, carpenter, 24 Lyle st 

M'Kellar Alexander, blacksmith, 3 Crawfurd st 

M'Kellar Andrew, cooper, 84 Roxburgh st 

M'Kellar Angus, carpenter, 19 Nicolson st 

M'Kellar Angus, carpenter, 2 East India breast 

M'Kellar Angus, cooper, 10 Mill st


M'Kellar Archibald, poulterer and fruiterer, 5 William st. 

Ho. 21 Mearns st 

M'Kellar Archibald, boilermaker, 14 Terrace road 

M'Kellar Archibald, carjênter, 50 Roxburgh st 

M'Kellar Archibald, cooper, 40 West Burn st 

M'Kellar Archibald, joiner, 18 Antigua st 

M'Kellar Archibald, gardener, 39 Wellington st 

M'Kellar David, deep-sea pilot, 8 Mount Pleasant st 

M 'Kellar David, patternmaker, 13 Ingleston st m 

M'Kellar Dugald, shipping porter, 46 Lynedoch st 9 

M'Kellar Duncan, smith, 5 Inverkip st 

M'Kellar Duncan, coach proprietor, 13 Jamaica st. Ho. 17 do 

M'Kellar Hugh, joiner, 87 Roxburgh st 

M'Kellar James, grocer, 20 Wellington st 

M'Kellar James, labourer, 25 Crescent st 

M'Kellar John, hammerman, 30 Arthur st 

M'Kellar John, rigger, 38 Holmscroft st 

M'Kellar John, cooper, 15 Regent st 

M'Kellar Malcolm, joiner, 61 Mcolson st 

M'Kellar Neil, blockmaker, 25 Dempster st 

M'Kellar Peter B., traveller, 26 Wellington st 

M'Kellar Robert, blacksmith and bellhanger, 11 Laird st. 


M'Kellar Tarbert, grocer, 29 Ingleston st 

M'Kellar William, brassmoulder, 68 East Hamilton st 

M'Kellar Mrs, lodgings, 41 West Blackball st 

M'Kellar Mrs, green grocer, 5 Ann st 

M'Kellar Mrs, lady's nurse and midwife, 16 Kelly st 

M'KELYIE David B. (of J. M'Kelvie & Sons), 2 Robertson 

st 

M'Kelvie James and Sons, booksellers, stationers, bookbinders 

and account book manufacturers, 24 Hamilton st 

M'Kelvie John, janitor, Greenock Academy. Ho. 35 West 

Shaw st 

M'Kelvie Miss, 71 Nicolson st 

M'Kelvie Mrs James, 5 Robertson st 

M'Kelvie Mrs, 23 Hamilton st 

M 'KEMMIE Robert, miller. East Stewart Street Grain Mills. 

Ho. 5 Belleville st 

M'KENNA James, shoemaker, 5 Tobago st 

M'KENDRICK Donald, shoemaker, 7 Cartsburn st 

M'Kendrick Hugh, labourer, 12 John st 

M'KENDRY Miss Margaret, 6 Chapel st 

M'KENNIE Patrick, labourer, 25 John st 

MACKENZIE Alexander, 2 Grey place 

Mackenzie James, wine and spirit merchant, 30 Cathcart st. 

Ho. 1 Watt place 

M 'Kenzie W. J. , ironmonger and toolmaker, 4 Shaw st. Ho. 


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MacKenzie & Walker, grain merchants, millers and bakers, 

shop 63 Rue- 

Shaws Water Grain Mills, Dellingburn sq ; 

end st 

M'Kenzie Adam, joiner, 30 Lynedoch st 

M'Kenzie Alexander, carpentfer, 15 Ingleston st 

M'Kenzie Alexander, detective officer, 11 Ann st 

M'Kenzie Alexander, baker, 14 West Blackhall st. 

M'Kenzie Alexander, labourer, 7 B.oyd st 

Ho. 22 do 

M'Kenzie Allan, shipmaster, 12 Ardgowan st, 

M'Kenzie Angus, joiner, 66 Wellington st 

west 

M'Kenzie Archibald, blockmaker, 64 Roxburgh st 

M'Kenzie Colin, cooper, 5 Nile st 

M'Kenzie Colin, carpenter, 11 East Blackhall st 

M'Kenzie Colin, smith, 21 John st 

M'Kenzie Daniel, joiner, 7 Hope st 

M'Kenzie Donald, engineer, 5 Lynedoch st 

M'Kenzie Donald, mason, 39 Roxburgh st 

M'Kenzie Donald, commercial traveller, 15 Antigua st 

M'Kenzie Duncan, porter, 68 Wellington st 

M'Kenzie Duncan, 


sailmaker, 12 West breast. Ho. 53 

M'Kenzie Dugald, papermaker, 1 Prospect hill 

M'Kenzie George, joiner, 4 Kilblain st 

M'Kenzie Henry E. (of M'Kenzie


M'Kenzie Mrs, 9 Bentinckst 

M'KEOWN Bernard, broker, 30 Sliaw st 

M'KERNAN Patrick, broker and news-agent, 16 Market st 

M'Kernan Philip, storekeeper, 44 Lynedoch st 

M'KEW David (of Thomson & M'Kew), 11 Watt st 

MACKIE John, flesher, 7 John st. Ho. do 

M'KIE Samnel, cooper, 61 Ann st 

M'Kie James, slater, 27 Roxburgh st 

M'KILLOP Alexander, joiner, 63 Nicolson st 

M'Killop Alexander, finisher, 10 Springkell st 

M'Killop Daniel, salesman, 43 Holmscroft st 

M'Killop Hugh, joiner, 85 Wellington st 

M'Kdlop Mrs, 9 East Shaw st 

M'KIMM William, boilermaker, 13 West Blackhall st 

M 'KIN LAY Alexander, carpenter, 3 Hill st 

M'Kinlay Archibald, spirit dealer, 2 West Burn st 

M'Kinlay Archibald, carpenter, 12 St Lawrence st 

M'Kinlay Edward, labourer, 4 Nelson st. Glebe 

M'Kinlay James, joiner, 22 Bearhope st 

M'Kinlay John, engineman, 59 Ann st 

M'Kinlay Johnston, plumber, 41 Sir Michael st 

M'Kinlay Peter, joiner, 27 Belleville st 

M'Kinlay Thomas, engineer, 45 Lynedoch st 

M'Kinlay William, carter, 5 Crawford lane 

M'Kinlay Miss, tailoress, 66 Regent st 

M'KINNON Allan, carpenter, 15 Nelson st, west 

M'Kinnon Archibald, carpenter, 7 Hope st 

M'Kinnon Archibald, steamboat owner, 21 Lyle st 

M'Kinnon Charles, boilermaker, 3 Belleville st 

M'Kinnon Charles, 2 Claud place, Dempster st 

M'Kinnon Daniel, seaman, 13 Crescent st 

M'Kinnon Daniel, boilermaker, 13 Springkell st 

M'Kinnon Donald, spirit merchant, 6 East Shaw st. Ho 

12 South st 

M'Kinnon Donald, police sergeant, 3 Bank st 

M'Kinnon Dugald, engineer, 11 Belleville 't 

M'Kinnon Hugh, spirit merchant, 41 Rue-end st. Ho. 11 

East Blackhall st 

M'Kinnon John, labourer, 38 Holmscroft st 

M'Kinnon John, boilermaker, 30 Lynedoch st 

M'Kinnon John, labourer, 10 East Blackliall st 

M'Kinnon John, cooper, 9 Hill st 

M'Kinnon John, railway porter, 104 Drumfrochar road 

M'Kinnon Lachlan, carpenter, 8 John st 

M'Kinnon Malcolm, carter, 26 John st 

M'Kinnon Malcolm, carpenter, 35 Lyle st 

M 'Kinnon Neil, tailor and clothier, 26 Hamilton st. Ho. 38 

Mearns st 

M'Kinnon Neil, chimney sweeper, 7 Cowgate st


M'Kinnon Neil, bricklayer, 28 Wellington st 

M'Kinnon Norman, carpenter, 24 Hamilton st 

M'Kinnon Walter, engineer, 54 Drumfrocliar road 

M'Kinnon Mrs Lachlan, boarding-house, 8 East breast 

M'Kinnon Mrs R., 2 Dellingbnrn st 

M'Kinnon Mrs, 10 Terrace road 

M'Kinnon Mrs, 67 Nicolson st 

M'KIRDY James, carpenter, 42 Holmscroft st 

M'Kirdy John, boatman, 59 Rue-end st 

M'Kirdy Neil, carpenter, 50 Dalrymple st 

M'Kirdy Mrs John, 21 Bruce st 

M'KISSOCK James, carpenter, 11 HilFst 

M'Kissock William, carpenter, 31 Lyle st 

M'KIVER, John, labourer, 15 Bearhope st 

M'Kiver John (of W. M. M'Kiver & Co.), 26 Brisbane 

st 

M'Kiver William M. & Co., ship store merchants and export 

grocers, 12 Cross-shore st 

MACLACHLAN Andrew, boot and shoe manufacturer, 35 

Cathcart st. Ho. 2 Shaw place 

Maclachlan Dugald, joiner and builder, 8 Tobago st. Ho. 5 

Robertson st 

Maclachlan & Co. , drapers and clothiers, 15 Hamilton st 

Maclachlan John (of Maclachlan & Co.), 7 Robertson st 

M'LAUCHLAN Artt, salesman, 43 Holmscroft st 

M 'Lachlan Alexander (of Buchanan & Johnston), 18 Nicolson 

st 

M 'Lachlan Archibald, seaman, 9 Lynedoch st 

M 'Lachlan Archibald, boatman, 8 Watt st 

M'Lachlan Charles potter, 4 Old Hillend 

M 'Lachlan Donald, smith, 58 Lynedoch st 

M'Lachlan Duncan, wine and spirit merchant, 34 Dalrymple 

st. Ho. 83 Roxburgh st 

M'Lachlan Hugh, teacher, Gaelic Parish School. Ho. 34 


M'Lachlan James, engineer, 3 Hill st 

M'Lachlan James, slater, 14 Kilblain st. Ho. 40 Nicolson st 

M'Lachlan John, broker, 6 Smith's lane 

M'Lachlan Kenneth, draper, 28- Charles st. Ho. 71 Regent st 

M'Lachlan Martin, labourer, 11 Laird st 

M'Lachlan Neil, carpenter, 23 Belleville st 

M'Lachlan R. D., coal merchant, 43 West Burn st. Ho. 66 

Vennel 

M'Lachlan Thomas, labourer, 23 John st 

M'Lachlan Walter, rigger, 15 Regent st 

M'Lachlan Mrs John, 34 Kelly st 

MACLAGAN James, chemist and druggist, 34 West Blackhall 

st and 2 William st. Ho. 34 West Blackball st 

M'LAGGAN Alexander, joiner, 41 Nicolson st


M'Laggan John, watchmaker, jeweller, etc., 20 Cathcart st. 


M'LAREN A. D., shipowners, 16 Eldon st 

M'Laren Andrew, labourer, 38 Crawfurd st 

M'Laren Angus, joiner, 6 West Stewart st 

M'Laren Colin, labourer, 14 Crescent st 

M'Laren Donald, shipowner, 11 Fox st 

M'Laren Duncan, clerk, 90 Drumfrochar road 

M'Laren John, joiner, 1 Armadale place, Bank st 

M'Laren John P., shipowner, commission and insurance 

agent, 27 West Burn st. Ho. Barima bank, Fox st 

M'Laren John, fitter, 17 Brougham st 

M'Laren John, carpenter, 8 Nicolson st 

M 'Laren John, missionary, 58 Kelly st 

M'Laren John, gateman, 51 Lynedoch st 

M'Laren Robert, engineer, 9 Lynedoch st 

M'Laren Thomas, joiner, 10 Hope st 

M'Laren Miss E., grocer, 48 Shaw st. Ho. 22 Lynedoch st 

M'LARTY Alexander, weigher, 9 Lynedoch st 

M'Larty Alexander, carpenter, 13 Crescent st 

M'Larty Archibald, labourer, 17 Nelson st, west 

M'Larty Donald, carter, 16 Bruce st 

M'Larty Dugald, seaman, ]1 West breast 

M'Larty John, engineer, 70 Wellington st 

M'Larty John, moulder, 18 Hope st 

M'Larty Malcolm, weigher, 48 St Lawrence st 

M'Larty William, clerk, 33 Dempster st 

M'Larty Miss, 8 Margaret st 

M'LATCHIE James, carter, 3 Cross-shore st 

M'LACHLAN Archibald, seaman, 66 Ann st 

M'Lachlan John (of Clyde Pottery Co.), 19 Port-Glasgow 

road 

M'LACHLIN Alexander, boilermaker, 13 Believille st 

M'Lauchlin James, fishmonger, 33 Market st 

M'LAUGHLAN Alexander, carpenter, 55 Inverkip st 

M'LAUGHLEN Alexander, gardener, Belleaire cottage 

M'Laughlen Andrew, gardener, Dungourney lodge 

M'LAUGHLTN Daniel, boilermaker, 44 Shaw st 

M'Laughlin Edward, assistant pa-waibroker, 34 Shaw st 

M'Laughlin James, provision merchant, 13 Market st. Ho. 

2 Princes st 

M'Laughlin John, grocer, 35 Shaw st. Ho. 34 do 

M'Laughlin Neil, butter and egg merchant, 31 Market st 

M'LAY Miss, 90 Regent st 

M'LEA James S., commission agent, ship and produce 

broker, 18 West Burn st. Ho. 11 Nelson st, west 

MACLEAN Duncan (of Thomson & Maclean), 81 Roxburgh st 

Maclean Rev. Ebenezer, of West Burn Street Baptist Church. 

Ho. 21 Brisbane st

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Maclean James (of Maclean & Co. ), Octavia terrace 

Maclean & Co., merchants and commission agents, 27 

Cathcart st 

Maclean Mrs J. , spirit dealer, 2 Charles st. Ho. 81 Roxburgh 

st 

M'LEAN Alexander, shipmaster, 63 Eiie-end st 

M'Lean Alexander, painter, 23 East Shaw st 

M'Lean Alexander, fitter, 3 Lauriston st 

M'Lean Alexander, fishciirer, 4 Cartsburn st 

M'Lean Allan, cooper, 35 Lynedoch st 

M'Lean Allan, carpenter, 12 Wellington st 

M'Lean Allan, glazier, 13 West Stewart st 

M'Lean Andrew M. (of James M'Lean & Co.), 25 Main st 

M'Lean, Angus & Co. engineers and ironfounders, Ingleston 

Foundry, 9 Ingleston st 

M'Lean Angus, shoemaker, 42 Inverkip st 

M'Lean Angus, seaman, 56 Drumfrochar road 

M'Lean Archibald, cooper, 45 Crawfurd st 

M'Lean Archibald, labourer, 86 Regent st 

M'Lean Archibald, carpenter, 3 Hill st 

M'Lean Archibald, labourer, 60 Drumfrochar road 

M'Lean Archibald, 74 Wellington st 

M'Lean Archibald, engineer, 7 Hope st 

M'Lean Archibald, joiner, 51 Kelly st 

M'Lean Archibald, labourer, 19 Hamilton st 

M'Lean Archibald, carpenter, 21 Belleville st 

M'Lean & Barclay, plumbers, 11 East Quay lane 

M'Lean Charles, moulder, 24 St Lawrence st 

M'Lean Daniel, carpenter, 28 Crescent st 

M'Lean Daniel, carpenter, 37 Holmscroft st 

M'Lean Donald, carter, 19 Captain st 

M'Lean Donald, labourer, 3 Bearhope st 

M'Lean Donald, boilermaker, 32 Ann st 

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M'Lean Dugald, gardener, 6 Kilblain st 

Duncan, carpenter, 5 East Quay lane 

M'Lean Dancan, warehouse keeper, 25 Lynedoch st 

M'Lean Duncan, rivetter, 40 Lynedoch st 

M'Lean Duncan, sawyer, 53 Holmscroft st 

M'Lean Hector, labourer, 16 Sir Michael st 

M'Lean Hector, tailor, 8 i^nn st 

M'Lean Hugh, boilermaker, 19 Lyle st 

M'Lean Hugh, plater, 8 Chapel st 

M'Lean Hugh, Queen's porter, 55 Inverkip st 

M'Lean Hugh, funeral undertaker, 41 Hamilton st 

M'Lean Hugh, gardener, 12 Watt st 

M'Lean James & Co., timber merchants, sawmillers and 

manufacturers of wood mouldings, 25, 28 and 64 Main 

st and 5 Argyle st 

M'Lean James (of M'Lean & Barclay), 15 Laird st


M'Lean James, joiner, 9 East Shaw st 

M'Lean James, sawyer, 44 Lynedocli st 

M'Lean James, boilermaker, 10 Cliapel st 

M'Lean James, late wood mercliant, 2 Margaret st 

M'Lean James (of M'Lean, Angus & Co.), 61 Regent st 

M'Lean James, blacksmith, 54 St Lawrence st 

M'Lean James, cooj)er, 50 Dalrymple st 

M'Lean John & Co., coopers and fish curers, 16 Charles st 

M'Lean John (of John M'Lean & Co.), 13 Ardgowan st, west 

M'Lean John, cooper, 4 Kilblain st 

M'Lean John, cooper, 1 Holmscroft st 

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M'Lean John, policeman, 16 Bruce st 

M'Lean John, carpenter, 22 St Lawrence st 

M'Lean John, painter, 1 Holmscroft st 

M'Lean John, labourer, 10 Duncan st 

M'Lean John, boilermaker, 23 West Blackball st 

M'Lean John, cooper, 41 Crawfurd st 

M'Lean John, smith, 6 West Stewart st 

M'Lean John, Customhouse boatman, 60 Ann st 

M'Lean John, letter carrier. Post office 

M'Lean John, carpenter, 19 Bruce st 

M'Lean John, labourer, 30 Arthur st 

M'Lean John, sawyer, 5 East Blackball st 

M'Lean John, carpenter, 41 Sir Michael st 

M'Lean Kenneth, carpenter, 65 Nicolson st 

M'Lean Lachlan, rivetter, 7 Lynedocli st 

M'Lean Lachlan, Queen's porter, 33 Dempster st 

M'Lean Malcolm, blacksmith, 14 Terrace road 

M'Lean Malcolm, boatman, 9 East Quay lane 

M'Lean Matthew, sailmaker, 4 Mount Pleasant st 

M'Lean Matthew, 54 Esplanade 

M'Lean Neil, labourer, 20 Lynedoch st 

M'Lean Neil, seaman, 15 Bearhope st 

M'Lean Neil, shoemaker, 3 Inverkip st 

M'Lean Neil, joiner and builder, 10 Cross-shore st. Ho. 3 

Prospect hill 

M'Lean Neil, painter, 1 Ven-nel 

M'Lean Neil, policeman, 22 West Blackball st 

M'Lean Norman, joiner, 20 Lynedoch st 

M'Lean Robert, plater, 64 Holmscroft'st 

M'Lean Robert, grocer, 107 Port-Glasgow road 

M'Lean Robert, spirit merchant, 8 Charles st. Ho. 46 Cath 

cart st 

M'Lean Robert, baker, 11 Ardgowan st, Glebe 

M'Lean Roderick, labourer, 8 West Burn st 

M'Lean Ronald, blacksmith, 8 Baker st. Ho. 27 Mearns st 

M'Lean William, storekeeper, 18 Nicolson st 

M'Lean William, engineer, 9 Holmscroft st 

M'Lean William, smith, 19 Bearhope st 

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M'Lean Miss, umbrella maker, 33 Hamilton st 

M'Lean Miss, milliner, 5 Inverkip st 

M'Lean Miss, spirit dealer, 8 West breast. Ho. 6 West 

Blackliall st 

M'Lean Miss Flora, grocer, 24 Lyle st 

M'Lean Misses, dressmakers, 22 Lynedocli st 

M'Lean Mrs, grocer, 48 Sliaw st. Ho. 22 Lynedoch st 

M'Lean Mrs D., 20 Ardgowan sq 

M'Lean Mrs John, 23 Lyle st 

M'Lean Mrs John, lodgings, 6 St Andrew sq 

M'Lean Mrs, 10 Nile st 

M'Lean Mrs, 55 Inverkip st 

M'Lean Mrs Peter, 9 East Quay lane 

M'Lean Mrs William, 1 Ardgowan sq 

M'Lean Mrs, 7 Caddlehill st 

M'Lean Mrs, huckster, 9 East Blackliall st 

M'LEAVIE E. & Co., clothiers, 46 Cathcart st. Ho. 12 

Brisbane st 

M'LELLAN Andrew, gateman, 13 Ligleston st 

M'Lellan Anthony, miller, 11 Hill st 

M'Lellan Archibald, provision and fish merchant, 70 Roxst. 

Ho. 66 do 

M'Lellan Archibald, joiner, 8 Nile st 

M'Lellan Archibald, steamboatman, 10 Charles st 

M'Lellan Donald, carpenter, 27 Hamilton st 

M'Lellan Hugh, labovirer, 35 Belleville st 

M'Lellan James & Co., ship brokers and commission agents, 

Exchange buildings 

M'Lellan John, tidewaiter, 39 Ann st 

M'Lellan Neil, carter, 7 Bruce st 

M'Lellan Peter, pilot, 34 West Blackball st 

M'Lellan Walter, detective, 3 Holmscroft st 

M'Lellan Walter, sawyer, 75 Pegent st 

M'Lellan William, sailmaker, 62 Drumfrochar road 

M'Lellan William, feuar, 38 Lynedoch st 

M'Lellan William, labourer, 10 Baker st 

M'Lellan Miss, 14 Brisbane st 

M'Lellan Mrs Duncan, 6 Bank st 

M'Lellan Mrs, 2 Lyle st 

M'LELLAND James, grocer and provision merchant, 12 

Ann st. Ho. 20 Wellington st 

M'Lelland Robert, clerk, 3 Orangefield place 

M'LENNAN Daniel, spirit merchant, 61 Main st 

M'Lennan James, sailmaker, 65 Holmscroft st 

MACLEOD Neil, tar and grease merchant, 2 West quay. Ho. 


MacLeod Roderick, inspector of cleansing, 8 Cathcart st. 

Ho. Holmscroft cottage 

M'LEOD Alexander, Queen's porter, 51 Kelly st

124 DIRECTORY, 

M'Leod Angus, joiner, 28 Lynedoch st 

M'Leod Angus, Queen's porter, 71 Nicolson st 

M'Leod Angus, spirit merchant, 32 Charles st. Ho. 31 do 

M'Leod Angus, carpenter, 34 Crescent st 

M'Leod Archibald, storekeeper, 8 Kilblain st 

M'Leod Colin, carpenter, 58 Lynedoch st 

M'Leod Daniel, wholesale and retail confectioner, 33 Hamilton 

st. Ho. 35 Kelly st 

M'Leod Donald, carpenter, 11 Hill st 

M'Leod Finlay, seaman, 8Nicolson st 

M'Leod H. M. & Co., sugar merchants, Commercial Bank 

buildings 

M'Leod H. M. (of H. M. M'Leod cfe Co.) 53 Brougham st 

M'Leod James, plasterer, 34 Inverkip st 

M 'Leod John M. , lath merchant, 1 Morton terrace 

M'Leod John, ham curer, 3 Trafalgar st 

M'Leod John, carpenter, 17 Mount Pleasant st 

M'Leod John, hammerman, 2 Charles st 

M'Leod John, seaman, 4 Nelson st, Glebe 

M'Leod John, seaman, 15 Hegent st 

M'Leod Malcolm, storekeeper, 17 Antigua st 

M'Leod Neil, painter, 28 Sir Michael st 

M'Leod Neil, carter, 16 Arthur st 

M'Leod Robert, lathsplitter, 31 Crescent st. Ho. 3 Belle- 

ville st 

M'Leod Roderick, seaman, 8 Holmscroft st 

M'Leod Roderick, labourer, 12 Port-Glasgow road 

M'Leod Mrs E., 58 Wellington st 

M'Leod Mrs, 30 Nelson st, west 

M'Leod Mrs, lodgings, 28 Shaw st 

M'LEVERTY John, clerk, 35 Nicolson st 

M'LINTOCK Robert, seaman, 4 Bentinck st 

M'LUSKIE Thomas, cooper, 20 South st 

M'Luskie William, rigger, 8 Shannon's close 

M'MANUS Patrick, fitter, 34 Shaw st 

M'Manus William J., labourer, 34 Sir Michael st 

M 'MASTER Alexander, clothier, 6 West Blackball st Ho. 

Finnart st 

M'Master Andrew, moulder, 21 Belleville st 

M 'Master James, coal agent, 5 Hill st 

M'Master James, tea dealer, 35 Cathcart st 

M'Master Peter, saw-mill manager, 23 Main st 

M'MEIKAN John, sailmaker, 15 Mount Pleasant st 

M'Meikan John, cooper, 43 Ann st 

M'Meikan John, carpenter, 65 Roxburgh st 

M'MENAMIN James, stevedore, 9 Trafalgar st 

M'Menamin William, labourer, 63 Nicolson st 

MACMILLAN John, steam-packet agent. Excise buildings, 

Ho. 8 Marscaret st


Macmillan Thomas, postmaster. Ho. 75 Union st 

M 'MILLAN Alexander, joiner, 6 Hope st 

M'Millan Alexander, joiner, 14 Regent st 

M'Millan Alexander, engineer, 33 Nicolson st 

M'Millan Andrew, grocer and wine merchant, 20 Brisbane st 

M'Millan Andrew, baker, 50 Holmscroft st. Ho. 20 Brisbane 

st 

M'Millan Angus, seaman, 30 Dalrymple st 

M'Millan Archibald, engine-driver, 22 John st 

M'Millan & Bathgate, carvers, gilders and frame makers, 6 

Albert place. West Blackball st 

M'Millan Bernard, policeman, 21 East Shaw st 

M'Millan David, liesher, 37 Cathcart st. Ho. 4 Bentinck st 

M'Millan Donald, labourer, 58 Lynedoch st 

M'Millan Duncan, labourer, 91 Port-Glasgow road 

M'Millan Duncan, engine driver, 6 Laurieston st 

M'Millan Dugald, labourer, 5 Dellingburn sq 

M'Millan Dugald, carpenter, Mansionhouse 

I 

M'Millan Ebenezer, carpenter, 47 Crawfurd st 

I 

' M'Millan George, labourer, 81 Wellington st 

M'Millan Hugh, stevedore, 11 Shaw st 

I 

M'Millan James, labourer, 21 East Shaw st 

I 

M'Millan James, carter, 10 Duncan st 

M'Millan James, late shipbuilder, 20 Margaret st 

M'Millan John, foreman, Caledonian Saw Mills, Port-Glasgow 

road 

M'Millan John, hairdresser, 26 Charles st. Ho. 71 Ann st 

M'Millan John, bootmaker, 3 Ingleston st 

M'Millan John, engineer, 77 Regent st 

M'Millan John, optician, 18 Vennel 

M'Millan John, moulder, 81 Belleville st 

M'Millan John, painter, 9 Antigua st 

M'Millan Malcolm, labourer, 4 Hill st 

M'Millan Matthew, engineer, 42 Arthur st 

M'Millan Neil, blacksmith, 17 Shaw st 

M'Millan Neil, mason, 38 Holmscroft st 

M'Millan Thomas, shipmaster, 13 Brisbane st 

M'Millan Terrence, broker, 37 Dahymple st 

M'Millan Terrence, grocer, 6 Vennel. Ho. 31 Dalrymple st 

M'Millan William, joiner and builder, 7 Prospect hill 

M'Millan William, joiner, 9 Dempster st 

M'Millan William, plater, 4 Hill st 

M'Millan William, slater, 39 Ann st 

M'Millan William, tailor, 4 Watt st 

M'Millan W. B., flesher, 13 Cathcart st. Ho. 67 Rue-end st 

M'Millan Miss E., dressmaker, 64 Wellington st 

M'Millan Miss Jessie, lodgings, 21 Lyle st 

M'Millan Miss, dressmaker, 37 West Blachhall st 

M'Millan Miss M., lodgings, 63 Rue-end st

126 DIRECTOKY. 

M'Millan Misses, milliners, dressmakers and straw hatters, 

12 East Shaw st. Ho. 10 Antigua st 

M'Millan Mrs Colin, lodgings, 23 West Blackhall st 

M'Millan Mrs John, spirit merchant, 1 Ropework st. Ho. 

43 Hamilton st 

M'Millan Mrs John, 37 West Blackhall st 

M'Millan Mrs John, 22 Sugarhouse lane 

M'Millan Mrs Thomas, 9 Crawfiird st 

M'Millan Mrs, 47 Crawfurd st 

M'Millan Mrs, lodgings, 36 Nicolson st 

M'Millan Mrs, refreshment rooms, 23 Market st 

M'MORLAND R. S., coal and lime merchant, 15 East Quay 

lane. Ho. 64 Esplanade 

M'MUNAGLE Charles, fishmonger. Fish market. Ho. 55 

Ann st 

M'MURCHIE William, labourer, 21 John st 

M 'MURRAY James, manager, 13 Hope st 

M'MURRICH Mrs Jessie, 15 Newton st 

M'MURTRIE John, joiner, 39 Holmscroft st 

M'Murtrie John, joiner, 3 St Andrew st 

M'Murtrie Mrs Hendry, 16 Mearns st 

MACNAB William, consulting engineer, 7 Lyle st 

M'NAB Alexander, 17 Main st 

M'Nab Donald, sawyer, 17 Cathcart st 

M'Nab Duncan, baker, 81 Belleville st and 61 Main st. Ho. 

83 Belleville st 

M'Nab Duncan, farmer and grain merchant, 25 Tobago st. 

Ho. Glen farm 

M'Nab Hugh, fitter, 47 Crawfurd st 

M'Nab Mrs, 41 Holmscroft st 

M'Nab Mrs, washer and dresser, 6 Sir Michael st 

M'Nab Mrs 13 Nelson st, west 

M'NABB Thomas, shipmaster, 8 Jamaica st 

M'NAIR Archibald, steamboat agent. Custom House Quay. 


M'Nair Archibald, labourer, 7 Lynedoch st 

M'Nair George, boilermaker, 84 Roxburgh st 

M'Nair James, labourer, 17 Main st 

M'Nair John, optician, 12 Lyle st 

M'Nair Robert, carpenter, 16 Hope st 

M'NAUGHT Archibald, labourer, 30 West Blackhall st 

M 'Naught Brothers, dispensing and retail chemists and 

druggists, 4 West Blackhall st. Ho. 77 Holmscroft st 

M 'Naught Duncan, carter, 50 Dalrymple st 

M 'Naught John, carter, 9 South st 

M 'Naught John, painting and paperhanging establishment, 

27 West Burn st. Ho. 62 Regent st 

M 'Naught Thomas, 30 Nelson st, west 

M 'Naught Mrs, 3 Mearns st


M'Naught Mrs, spirit merchant, 66 Ann st. Ho. 38 Mearns st 

MACNAUGHTAN Duncan, bootmaker, 10 West Blackball 

r st. Ho. 15 Nelson st, west 

MACNAUGHTON Angus, clerk, 29 Belleville st 

Macnaugliton John C.^ boot merchant and commission agent, 

20 Hamilton st. Ho. 35 Kelly st 

M-'NEE William C, vanman, 31 Kelly st 

MCNEIL Alexander, salesman, 87 Wellington st 

M'Neil Alexander, labourer, 32 Tobago st 

M'Neil Allan (of M'Intyre & M'Neill), 65 Holmscroft st 

M'Neil Archibald, labourer, 6 Antigua st 

M'Neil Archibald, woolsorter, 3 Prospect hill 

M'Neil Archibald, iron turner, 21 Port-Glasgow road 

M'Neil Donald, contractor, 3 South st 

M'Neil Hugh, labourer, 37 Holmscroft st 

M'Neil James, carter, 15 Crescent st 

ilVE'Neil James, sen., tailor and clothier, 32 Hamilton st. Ho. 


M'Neil James, jun. , draper, 18 Hamilton st. Ho. 16 South st 

M'Neil John, pilot, 13 Watt st 

M'Neil John, jun., flesher, 7 Ann st. Ho. 66 Regent st 

M'Neil John, spirit merchant, 58 Vennel 

M'Neil John, inspector of buildings, 61 Ann st 

iM'Neil John, cooper, 8 Mount Pleasant st 

iM'Neil Kenneth, carpenter, 56 Wellington st 

iM'Neil Neil, cooper, 28 Crescent st 

iM'Neil Robert, engineer, 40 East Hamilton st 

iM'Neil Thomas, watchmaker and jeweller, 8 East breast. 

Ho. 10 Wellington st 

M'Neil Thomas, bricklayer, 9 Lyle st 

'M'Neil William, moulder, 26 John st 

IM'Neil William, mechanic, Broomhill 

'M'Neil William, boatman, 48 Crawfurd st 

M'Neil William, baker, 23 East Shaw st 

M'Neil William, labourer. Mill's Cottage, Dempster st 

iM'Neil Mrs, 71 Roxburgh st 

[M'Neil Mrs, 13 West Stewart st 

M'NEILL Alexander, coal merchant and insurance agent, 29 

West Burn st. Ho. 30 Nelson st, west 

M'Neill Charles, grocer, 23 Bruce st. Ho. 108 Drumfrochar 

road 

M'Neill Daniel, fisherman, 29 Hamilton st 

M'Neill Hector, carpenter, 6 Holmscroft st 

M'Neill James, woolwasher, Broomhill 

M'Neill John, grocer, 61 Ann st 

M'Neill Mrs W., spirit dealer, 14 Terrace road 

M'NEILAGE Alexander, shoemaker, 15 Ann st 

M'Neilage & Craig, coopers and stave merchants, 4 East 

Blackball st

1 28 DIRECTORY. 

M'Neilage John, baker, 17 Antigua st. Ho. 20 do 

M'Neilage John (of M'Neilage & Craig), 62 Ann st 

M'Neilage, John, 23 Lyle st 

M'Neilage Mrs John, 41 Sir Michael st 

M'NICOL Nicol, coachman, 30 West Blackhall st 

M'Nicol Mrs, 2 Salmon st 

M'NICCOL Duncan, carter, 11 Crescent st 

M'NIEE John, grocer, 8 Mount Pleasant st 

M'NISH Robert, sailmaker, 27 Regent st 

M'NIVEN Donald, cattle dealer, 61 Nicolson st 

M'ONIE George (of G. & J. M'Onie), 32 East Hamilton st 

M'Onie G. & J., engineers and founders, Ladyburn Foundry, , 


M'Onie John (of G. & J. M'Onie), 101 Belleville st 

M'Onie William, 34 East Hamilton st 

MACPHAIL John, coal merchant, 27 Cathcart st. Depot, 

5 Chapel st. Ho. 27 Patrick st 

M'PHAIL Alexander, carpenter, 3 Mearns st 

M'Phail Archibald, labourer, 1 Harvey lane 

M'Phail Colin, sawyer, 21 Main st 

M'Phail Colin, boilermaker, 50 Roxburgh st 

M'Phail Donald, dairy, 21 Captain st 

M'Phail Dugald, rigger, 43 Ann st 

M'Phail Dugald, carpenter, 11 Hill st 

M'Phail Duncan, labourer, 5 Orchard st 

M'Phail James, plumber, 3 Crawfurd st 

M'Phail John, spirit merchant, 26 East Shaw st 

M'Phail John, carpenter, 27 Belleville st 

M'Phail Malcolm, coppersmith, 5 Arthur st 

M'Phail Myles, shopman, 8 Mount Pleasant st 

M'Phail Neil, carter, 5 Newton st 

M'Phail Peter, blacksmith, 3 Dellingburn st. Ho. 7 Dempster 

st 

M'Phail Robert, plumber, 15 Lynedoch st 

M'Phail Miss, grocer, 52 Holmscroft st. Ho. 13 Mount 

Pleasant st 

M'Phail Miss, dressmaker, 71 Regent st 

M'Phail Mrs John, 2 East Quay lane 

M'Phail Mrs Lachlan, 12 Terrace road 

M'Phail Mrs, 3 Regent st 

M'PHEDRAN Dugald, lieutenant of police, 24 Bruce st 

M'Phedran Dugald, seaman, 3 West Stewart st 

M'PHEE Angus, Queen's porter, 67 Nicolson st 

M'Phee Hugh, labourer, 5 West Stewart st 

M'Phee Ronald, spirit merchant, 21 Shaw st. Ho. 23 

Lyle st 

MACPHERSON John & Co. , ironmongers and ship chandlers, .j 

3 East breast 

Macpherson John (of John Macpherson & Co. ), 5 Antigua st

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DIRECTOKY. 129 

Macplierson Rev. John, of the G-aelic Parish Church, 15 Ardgowan 

sq 

Macpherson Robert (of Welsh & Walker), 35 West Blackhall 

st 

MTHERSON Alexander, carpenter, 3 Ingleston st 

M'Pherson Andrew, copjpersmith, 33 Sir Michael st 

M'Pherson Archibald, carter, 12 Terrace road 

M'Pherson Angus, 10 Carnock st 

M'Pherson George, policeman, 27 Bruce st 

M'Pherson Hugh, carpenter, 35 West Blackhall st 

M'Pherson Hugh, grocer and provision merchant, 24 Tobago 


M'Pherson James, grocer, 6 John st. Ho. 11 Belleville st 

M'Pherson John, boilermaker, 64 Drumfrochar road 

M'Pherson John, sailmaker, 6 Nelson st, Glebe 

M'Pherson Malcolm, policeman, 3 Bank st 

M'Pherson Peter, upholsterer, 30 West Burn st. Ho. 24 do 

M'Pherson Peter, pawnbroker, 8 Hope st 

M'Pherson Peter, tobacconist, 18 Cartsburn st 

M'Pherson Peter, boilermaker, 34 East Crawford st 

M'Pherson Richard, sailmaker, 15 Bearhope st 

M'Pherson William, porter, 3 Captain st 

M'Pherson William, boilermaker, 41 Lynedoch st 

M'Pherson Mrs, ladies' underclothing establishment, 14 


M'Pherson Mrs, ladies' nurse, 18 Antigua st 

M'Pherson Mrs John, 28 Bank st 

M'QUARRIE Donald, sailmaker, 9 Watt st 

M'Quarrie Donald, carpenter, 8 Chai:>el st 

M'Quarrie Dvigald, carpenter, 20 Crescent st 

M'Quarrie John, joiner, 85 Belleville st 

M'Quarrie John, clerk, 15 Brisbane st 

M'Quarrie Miss, mangier and dresser, 7 Market st 

M'QUEEN Donald W., 2 Claud place, Dempster st 

M 'Queen George, surfaceman, Bridge-end house 

M'Queen N., cowfeeder, 54 Wellington st 

M'Queen Neil, coppersmith, 54 Wellington st 

M'Queen Thomas, upholsterer, 3 Argyle st 

M'QUILLAN Henry, carpenter, 14 Terrace road 

M 'QUIRE Mrs Thomas, grocer, 1 Laurieston st. Ho. 1 

Morton terrace 

M'QUISTEN Finlay, wholesale confectioner, 43 Cathcart st 

and 47 Hamilton st. Ho. 6 Wellington st 

M'QUOID William, joiner, 23 Roxburgh st 

M'RAE David, engine driver, 3 Belleville st 

M'Rae Duncan, late letter carrier, 20 Lynedoch st 

M'Rae John, engine driver, 71 Regent st 

M'Rae Lachian, labourer, 15 St Andrew st 

M'Rae Miss, milliner and straw hat maker, 20 Lynedoch st


MACRAILD Donald, M.D., F.R.C.S., Edinburgh, 29 West 

Burn st 

MACREADY Hugh, painter, 10 South st 

M 'READY Charles, boilermaker, 3 Shannon's close 

M 'RONALD Alexander, carpenter, 5 Regent st 

M'SWAN Alexander, labourer, 16 William st 

M'Swan John, carter, 22 Trafalgar st 

M'SWEEN John, carpenter, 39 Ann st 

M'Sween Margery, furnishings, 7 Grey place 

M'SWEGAN Thomas, engineer, 83 Wellington st 

MACSYMON Robert, general grocer, 1 West Blackball st. 


MacSymon Mrs, 9 Brougham st 

M'TAGGART Archibald, engineer, 7 Crescent st 

M'Taggart Archibald, joiner, 19 Wellington st 

M'Taggart Archibald, carpenter, 63 Nicolson st 

M'Taggart John, j)orter, 33 Hamilton st 

M'Taggart Malcolm, smith, 20 John st 

M'Taggart William, joiner, 64 Holmscroft st 

M'Taggart Miss, dressmaker, 64 Holmscroft st 

M'Taggart Mrs, 5 Dellingburn sq 

M'TAGUE Mrs D., broker, 34 Shaw st 

M'TAVISH Donald, coal agent, 5 Chapel st. Ho. 23 Kelly st 

M'Tavish John, carpenter, 1 West breast 

M'Tavish Neil, labourer, 39 Roxburgh st 

M'Tavish Jane, spirit dealer, 13 Shaw st 

M'VEAN Duncan, joiner, 42 Holmscroft st 

M'Vean Hugh, seaman, 11 West breast 

M'Vean Neil, blacksmith, 16 Crawfurd st 

M'VEY James, carpenter, 6 Hill st 

M'Vey James, joiner, 32 Nicolson st 

M 'VICAR Angus, shipmaster, 13 Mount Pleasant st 

M 'Vicar Donald, joiner, 28 East Shaw st 

M 'Vicar Duncan, labourer, 19 Ingleston place 

M 'Vicar Hugh, tailor, 28 Bruce st 

M 'Vicar Peter, labourer, 39 Holmscroft st 

M 'Vicar William, smith and chainmaker, 7 East Stewart st. 

Ho. 5 Carnock st 

M 'Vicar William, slater, 22 West Blackball st 

M 'Vicar Mrs, 43 Cathcart st 

M 'Vicar Mrs, 1 Kelly st 

M 'Vicar Mrs, mangier, 47 Holmscroft st 

M 'WALTER John, porter, 63 Holmscroft st 

M'WATT Francis, huckster, 53 Main st 

M'WATTERS William, salesman, 65 Nicolson st 

M'WHINNIE Hugh, forgeman, 68 East Hamilton st 

M'Whinnie James, salesman, 38 Ann st 

M'WHIRTER Hugh, agent, Maybole boot and shoe warehouse, 

16 Hamilton st. Ho. 12 Wellington st


M'Whirter R. & Co., builders and contractors, 52 Holmscroft 

st 

M'Whirter Mrs, 50 Holmscroft st 

M'WILLIAM Andrew, boilermaker, 29 Regent st 

M'William James, mason, 22 Ann st 

M 'William John, sinitli, 23 Lyle st 

M'William Jane, teacher, Vennel School. Ho. 53 Kelly st 

M 

MACKIE Charles, deep-sea pilot, 15 Jamaica st 

Mackie Charles, shoemaker, 58 Main st 

Mackie David, engineer, 36 Crawfurd st 

Mackie G., dealer, 12 John st 

Mackie James, seaman, 22 Sugarhouse lane 

Mackie James, slater, 25 Roxburgh st 

Mackie John, blockmaker, 13 Crescent st 

Mackie John, flesher, 7 John st. Ho. 5 do 

Mackie Peter, waterman, 8 Cathcart sq 

Mackie Miss, 30 Brisbane st 

Mackie Miss, 62 Wellington st 

MAGARRELL Mrs Richard, washerwoman, 33 High Vennel 

MAGEE Thomas H. C, 41 Nelson st, west 

MAHAN David D., spirit dealer, 35 Vennel. Ho. 2 Buccleuch 

st 

MAIN David, carpenter, 9 Watt st 

Main James, coachbuilder, 24 West Blackhall st. Ho. 63 

Nicolson st 

Main John, moulder, 10 Carnock st 

Main John, labourer, 6 Roslin st 

Main Robert, storekeeper, 6 Watt st 

Main William, moulder, 44 Lynedoch st 

Main Mrs William, grocer, 26 Inverkip st. Ho. 35 West 

Shaw st 

MAIR John, carter, 71 Wellington st 

MAITLAND A., greengrocer, 68 Inverkip st 

Maitland James, engineer, 18 Hope st 

Maitland James, draper, 15 Tobago st 

Maitland James, engineer, 22 Lyle st 

Maitland John, agent for Scottish Legal Burial Society, 13 

Charles st 

MALCOLM Alexander (of Greenock Printing Co.), 29 

Dempster st 

Malcolm Alexander (of Malcolm & Co.), 39 Sir Michael st 

Malcolm Alexander, engineer, 3 Holmscroft st 

Malcolm Andrew, labourer, 53 Inverkip st 

Malcolm Archibald, boilermaker, 95 Belleville st 

Malcolm & Co. , coopers and fish merchants, 12 Charles st


Malcolm James, leather merchant and shoe furnishings, 17 

Dalrymple st. Ho. 66 E-egent st 

• Malcolm Joseph, sailmaker, 15 East Shaw st 

Malcolm William, labourer, 120 Drumfrochar road 

Malcolm Mrs, 2 East breast 

Malcolm Mrs John, lodgings, 34 Nelson st, west 

MANN Alexander, watchmaker and jeweller, 11 

st. Ho. 1 Prospect hill 

Mann Allan, engineer, 34 Ann st 

Mann Mrs, 25 Bank st 

MANSON William, shipmaster, 29 Patrick st 

Manson John, engineer, 52 St Lawrence st 

Hamilton 

Manson Rose, 26 Trafalgar st 

MARITIME Insurance Co. (Limited). T. 0. Hunter cfe Co., 

agents 

MARKER William, labourer, 39 Roxburgh st 

MARLEY Eliza L., spirit dealer, 71 East Hamilton st. 

18 Bogle st 

MARNER Hugh, labourer, 50 Shaw st 

Marner Michael, labourer, 45 Cathcart st 

Marner Mrs, 63 Dalrymple st 

MARQUIS Angus, watchman, 28 West Burn st 

Ho. 

Marquis Miss, 4 Finnart terrace 

MARR James, goldsmith and jeweller, 14 Hamilton st. Ho. 


MARSHALL A., Singer Sewing Machine Manufacturing Co. 


Marshall, Anderson &l Morrison, sugar brokers, 15 Sugar Exchange. 

Thomas Hinmers, agent 

Marshall Edward, engineer, 60 Kelly st 

Marshall Rev. George Alston, minister of Mount Park Free 

Church. Ho. 1 Mearns st 

Marshall James, forwarding and shipping agent, 2 Crossshore 


Marshall James, painter, 19 Regent st 

Marshall James, corkcutter, 17 East Shaw st 

Marshall James Fulton (of William Marshall & Son), Oakfield 

Marshall Joseph, rigger, 6 West Stewart st 

Marshall John, shoemaker, 21 Ann st. Ho. 41 Roxburgh st 

Marshall Robert, patternmaker, 36 East Crawford st 

Marshall Robert, cooper, 22 Trafalgar st 

Marshall Robert, boilermaker, 5 Newton st 

Marshall Robert, dyer, 104 Drumfrochar road 

Marshall William & Son, tanners, skinners, curriers and wool 

merchants, Ladyburn, Port-Glasgow road 

Marshall William, wholesale provision merchant and commission 

agent, 28 Sugarhouse lane. Ho. 15 Brisbane st 

Marshall William Johnston, M.D., and L.R.C.S., Edinburgh, 

16 Ardgowan sq


Marshall Miss, 30 Ann st 

Marshall Miss, 64 Roxburgh st 

Marshall Miss, dressmaker, 25 Regent st 

Marshall Mrs, 58 Drumfrochar road 

Marshall Mrs David, mangier, 13 West Blackhall st 

Marshall Mrs James, 9 Nelson st, west 

Marshall Mrs William, Ladyburn house 

MARTIN Alexander, painter, 69 Regent st 

Martin David, labourer, 21 John st 

Martin James, flesher, 27 Roxburgh st 

Martin James, labourer, 30 Tobago st 

Martin James, funeral undertaker, 25 West Burn st 

Martin James, cabinet maker and upholster, 19 Sugarhouse 

lane 

Martin James, porter, 9 Hill st 

Martin James, policeman, 22 West Blackhall st 

Martin John, diver, 25 Belleville st 

Martin John H. clerk, 3 Kegent st 

Martin John, cutler and saw maker, 11 Charles st. Ho, 27 

Nicolson st 

Martin John, boilermaker, 79 Belleville st 

Martin John, tailor and clothier, 4 Hamilton st. Ho. 33 

Dempster st 

Martin John, engineer, 13 Cathcart st. Ho. 13 Cross-shore st 

Martin J. & P., fieshers, 9 Newton st. Ho. 37 Nelson st, 

west 

Martin & Morris, commission merchants, 32 Cathcart st 

Martin Philip, carpenter, 44 Lynedoch st 

Martin William, blacksmith, 14 Ardgowan st, west 

Martin William M. (of Martin and Morris), 50 Brougham st 

Martin Mrs, 27 Nicolson st 

Martin Mrs T., 39 Roxburgh st 

Martin Mrs Neil, 45 Cathcart st 

MASSON Andrew, saw maker, 4 Carnock st Ho. 35 Lyne - 

doch st 

Masson John, iron turner, 6 Hope st 

MASSICKS James, blacksmith, 41 Holmscroft st 

MASTERTON Adam, engineer, 91 Belleville st 

Masterton Edward, seaman, 2 St Lawrence st 

MATHER John, shipmaster, 68 Holmscroft st 

MATHERS William, fishmonger, 24 West Blackhall st. Ho. 

112 Bank st, Alexandria 

MATHIE John, sculptor, 62 Inverkip st. Ho. 89 Roxburgh 

st 

Mathie Mrs John, 55 Inverkip st 

Mathie Miss Margaret, 22 West Blackhall st 

MATHIESON Archibald, plumber, 53 Holmscroft st 

Mathieson Archibald, joiner, 51 Kelly st 

Mathieaon Angus, labourer, 16 John st


Matliieson Angus, salesman, 19 Ingleston place 

Mathieson Donald, carpenter, 71 Nicolson st 

Mathieson John, grocer, 38 Ann st. Ho. 7 Holmscroft st 

Mathieson John, joiner, 5 Laurieston st 

Mathieson John, ironmonger, 5 William st. Ho. 31 Lynedoch 

st 

Mathieson Lindsay, joiner, 21 Wellington st 

Mathieson Murdoch, sailmaker, 9 Mill st 

Mathieson Robert, smith, 30 Arthur st 

Mathieson Robert, painter, 34 Ann st 

Mathieson William, labourer, 5 Belleville st 

Mathieson Mrs, grocer, 19 Wellington st 

Mathieson Mrs Robert, 27 Nelson st, west 

Mathieson Mrs, 4 East Quay lane 

MATTHEWS Alexander, seaman, 2 Sinclair st 

Matthews William, clerk, 2 Inverkip st 

MAYENS James D. , engineer, 30 Lynedoch st 

Mavens Mrs, 7 Sir Michael st \ 

MAXTON Miss, 53 Union st 

MAXWELL Alexander, seaman, 10 Terrace road i 

Maxwell John, rivetter, 5 Belleville st 

Maxwell Robert, boilermaker, G Ingleston st 

MAY George W., painter, 70 Wellington st 

MAYORS R. G., clerk, GWattst 

MEARNS George S., forwarding agent. Sugar Exchange. 

Ho. 22 West Stewart st 

Mearns James, clothier and outfitter, 16 Hamilton st. Ho. 

Priest Hill, Kennishead 

Mearns James, draper and clother, 32 Lynedoch st. Ho. 

4 Bentinck st 

Mearns Peter, rafter, 14 Cathcart st 

Mearns William, coppersmith, 51 Lynedoch st 

MEGHAN Peter, carpenter, 7 Market st 

Median Thomas, carpenter, 10 Terrace road 

MECHANICS' Library, Reading room, and Public Baths, 

Mechanics' Institution, 13 Sir Michael st and 11 Tobago st " 

MEEK Hugh, aerated water manufacturer, 14 West Burn st. 


Meek Robert, labourer, 15 Ingleston st 

MEIKLE James, late gas meter inspector, 67 Rue-end st 

MELDRUM George, engineer, 11 St Andrew st 

Meldrum Peter, shipowner, 22 Eldon st 

MELLOR George, hairdresser and umbrella maker, 16 East | 

Quay lane. Ho. 1 Watt st 

MELROSE William, engineer, 20 Hope st 

Melrose Mrs, 18 Bruce st 

MELVILLE William, labourer, 76 Ann st 

Melville Mrs, 1 Bank st 

Melville Mrs, 22 St Laurence st 

'


MELVIN Daniel, cooper, 24 Antigua st 

Melvin Thomas, stationer and lithographic printer, 4 Mansionhouse 

lane. Ho. 86 Union st 

MENZIES A. & W., sailmakers, 2 Virginia st 

Menzies Robert, watchmaker and jeweller, 25 Hamilton st. 

Ho. 9 Lyle st 

Menzies Robert, labourer, 5 Dellingburn st 

Menzies William (of A. & W. Menzies), 14 Brisbane st 

Menzies William, tailor, 25 Sir Michael st 

Menzies William, sugarboiler, 3 Holmscroft st 

Menzies Miss M. C, milliner and straw hatter, 25 Charles st. 

Ho. 14 West Blackball st 

Menzies Robina, tobacconist, 23 Vennel. Ho. 9 Holmscroft 

st 

Menzies Mrs John, 14 West Blackball st 

Menzies Mrs, midwife, 24 Bank st 

MERCANTILE Marine Office, 7 Virginia st 

MERRILEES Charles, joiner, Inverkip road. Ho. 20 Brisbane 

st 

MERRYLEES James, tailor, clothier and outfitter, 7 Cathcart 

st. Ho. 5 Captain st 

MESTON William, coachbuilder, 3 Mill st 

METHODIST Chapel, 4 Ardgowan st, west 

MEYER Mrs, Langford Lodge, Finnart st 

MIDDLE (Free) Church, George sq 

Middle Parish Church, Cathcart sq 

Middle Parish School, 9 Ann st 

MIDDLETON D. M., professor of music, 52 Brougham st 

Middleton Mrs, 25 West Burn st 

MILL Alexander, grocer and wine merchant, 95 Roxburgh 

st and 14 South st. Ho. 39 Wellington st 

Mill Mrs Charles, 20 Union st 

MILLAR Alexander, engineer, 33 Nicolson st 

Millar Andrew, carpenter, 28 East Crawford st 

Millar Andrew, joiner, 9 East Blackball st 

Millar & Barr, provision merchants, 19 Hamilton st and 24 

Vennel. Ho. 13 South st 

Millar David, smith, 30 East Crawford st 

Millar David, joiner, 59 Holmscroft st 

Millar David, Caledonian Forge, Gibb's Hill road. Ho. 30 

East Crawford st 

Millar James, smith and cartwright, 6 Princes st. Ho. 70 


Millar James, boilermaker, 44 Lynedoch st 

Millar James, boilermaker, 62 Wellington st 

Millar James, boilermaker, 87 Belleville st 

Millar John, locomotive foreman, Caledonian Railway, Endrick 

cottage, Ratho st 

Millar J. & Co. , hatters, hosiers and glovers, 14 Hamilton st


Millar John, tinsmith and gasfitter, 5 Tobago st 

Millar John, baker, 31 Hamilton st and 12 Ann st. Ho. 21 

Roxburgh st 

Millar John, harbour-master. Office, Steamboat quay. Ho. 

42 Eldon st 

Millar John, joiner, 18 Hope st 

Millar John, 69 Union st 

Millar John, joiner, 18 Wellington st 

Millar John, carpenter, 13 Cathcart st 

Millar Matthew, carter, 87 Wellington st 

Millai' & M'Guckin, pawnbrokers, 8 Stanners st 

Millar Nicol, mason, 53 Kelly st 

Millar Robert, joiner, 24 Wellington st 

Millar Robert, labourer, 8 Ann st 

Millar Robert, joiner, 70 Ann st 

Millar Robert, boilermaker, 28 East Crawford st 

Millar Robert, boilermaker, 34 Ingleston st 

Millar Robert, potter, 36 East Hamilton st 

Millar Robert, baker, 5 Hamilton st. Ho. 54 Regent st 

Millar Robert, shipowner, 41 Union st 

Millar Robert, hairdresser, 2 Cartsburn st. Ho. 3 Orchard st 

Millar S. H., Avine and spirit merchant, 3 West Quay lane 

and 26 Cathcart st. Ho. 7 Shaw place 

Millar Samuel, spirit merchant, 18 Vennel. Ho. 22 Wellington 

st 

Millar Thomas, smith, 25 Regent st 

Millar Thomas, salesman, 61 Ann st 

Millar Walter, foreman. Rock Bank cottage 

Millar William, blacksmith, 10 Hope st 

Millar William, farmer, Bawhirley 

Millar William, boilermaker, 46 Mcolson st 

Millar Janet, furnishings, 89 Roxburgh st 

Millar Miss, lodgings, 13 Watt st 

Millar Miss, tobacconist, 8 East breast. Ho. 29 Lynedoch st 

Millar Mrs Andrew, 33 Lynedoch st 

Millar Mrs, restaurant, 67 Rue-end st 

Millar Mrs David, 3 Orchard st 

Millar Mrs Hugh, 10 Carnock st 

Millar Mrs Thomas, ]3 Lyle st 

Millar Mrs, 34 East Hamilton st 

MILLEN Peter, engineer, 14 West Blackball st 

MILLER Alexander, pawnbroker, 38 Hamilton st. Ho. 29 

Ann st 

Miller Andrew, wine and spirit merchant, 38 Main st 

Miller & Brown, joiners and builders, 64 Inverkip st 

Miller Henry, seaman, 22 Crawfurd st 

Miller James, rope maker, 89 Roxburgh st 

Miller James, engineer, 35 Ljniedoch st 

Miller James, joiner, 6 Holmscroft st

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Miller James, railway porter, 60 Drumfrochar road 

Miller James, carpenter, 65 Nicolson st 

Miller John, carter, 13 Belleville st 

Miller John, engineer, 75 Regent st 

Miller John (of Miller & Brown), 82 Roxburgh st 

Miller Peter, watchman, 22 Crawfurd st 

Miller Peter, joiner, 23 East Shaw st 

Miller Thomas, biscuit and confection agent, 27 Regent st 

William, 10 Antigua st 

Miss, 18 Bogle st 

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Miller Mrs, 11 West Stewart st 

Miller Mrs E., furnishings, 33 Lynedoch st 

MILLIGAN Alexander, dresser, 54 Drumfrochar road 

' Milligan William, fireman, 11 Ardgowan st. Glebe 

! Milligan William, mercantile clerk, 38 Mearns st 

MILLIKEN Archibald (of Alexander Tough & Son), 2 Kempock, 

Gourock 

MILLOY John, joiner, 95 Bellevile i 

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Mills John, carpenter, 3 Laurieston st 

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Mills Robert, engineer, 7 Belleville st 

Mills William, plater, 11 East Blackball st 

Mills Mrs J. , 48 Inverkip st 

MILNE Edward, smith, 31 Ingleston st 

Milne James, jun., accountant, 5 Kellj st 

John, smith, 68 Roxburgh st 

Mrs E., grocer and spirit dealer, 16 Antigua st 

MINTO George, grocer and provision merchant, 29 Charles 

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Andrew, carter, 19 Antigua st 

MitcheU Andrew, bolt maker, 10 Carnock st 

Andrew, cartwright, 8 West Burn st 

Archibald, carter, 19 Antigua st 

Mitchell David, labourer, 4 Kilblain st 

Duncan, carpenter, 72 Wellington st 

Francis, salesman, 66 Ann st 

Mitchell James, plumber, 24 West Burn st. Ho. 39 Kelly st 

Mitchell James, mason, 19 Bruce st 

Mitchell James, cooper, 21 Antigua st 

Mitchell James C. , tobacconist, 83 Roxburgh st. Ho. 16 

Lynedoch st 

Mitchell John, cooper, 76 Ann st 

Mitchell John, joiner, 5 Tobago st. Ho. 8 Ardgowan st, west 

Mitchell John, shipmaster, 13 Brisbane st 

Mitchell John, labK)urer, 5 Nile st


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Mitchell John, boilermaker, 5 Belleville st 

Mitchell John, brassfounder, 61 Main st 

Mitchell Robert, carpenter, 24 Cartsburn st 

Mitchell Robert (of Findlay & Mitchell), 28 Mearns st. 

Mitchell Thomas, boilermaker, 10 Watt st 

Mitchell Thomas, grocer, 34 Wellington st v 

Mitchell Thomas, timekeeper, 58 Drumfrochar road f 

Mitchell Walter, joiner, 6 Hill st i 

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Mitchell William, reporter, 71 Roxburgh st 

Mitchell William, joiner, 3 Ingleston st 

Mitchell William, labourer, 24 Sir Michael st 

Mitchell Wîlliam, porter, 5 Newton st 

Mitchell C. , Berlin wools and furnishings, 29 West Blackball 


Mitchell Mrs John, 39 Nelson st, west 

Mitchell Mrs William, 16 Lynedoch st 

Mitchell Mrs, feuar, 51 Crawfurd st 

Mitchell Mrs, 9 Cathcart st 

MOFFAT Alexander, blacksmith, 7 Hill st 

Moffat David, moulder, 28 East Crawford st 

Moffat George, inspector of markets, Fleshmarket. Ho. 39 

Kelly st 

Moffat John, shipwright, 7 Laurieston st 

Moffat Robert, baker, 18 Lynedoch st. Ho. 29 Regent st 

Moffat Thomas, moulder, 23 Ingleston st 

Moffat Miss, teacher, 36 Crescent st 

Moffat Mrs W., huckster, 24 Cartsburn st 

MOIR Archibald, mason, 62 Ann st 

Moir George, minister. East Congregational Church. Ho. 

1 Octavia Cottages 

Moir Robert, river pilot, 10 Kelly st 

MOLES James (of Ramsay & Moles), 20 Mount Pleasant st 

MOLLAND Mrs, 14 West Blackball st 

MOLLISON James, Lloyds surveyor, 32 Cathcart st. Ho. 

24 Mearns st 

MOLSEED James, painter, 28 West Blackball st 

MONTAGUE George, porter, 5 Regent st 

MONTGOMERIE James, sugar boiler, Upper Mearns st 

Montgomerie John, goods superintendent, Caledonian Railway 

Co. Ho. 25 Brisbane st 

MONTGOMERY Robert, carpenter, 27 Hamilton st 

Montgomery Robert, cooper, 5 Ingleston st 

Montgomery Robert, brassfinisher, 7 Belleville st 

Montgomery Mrs John, 2 Nelson st, Glebe 

Montgomery Mrs, grocer, 55 Shaw st. Ho. 14 Terrace road 

Montgomery Mrs, lodgings, 25 John st 

MOODY Allan, carpenter, 89 Belleville st 

Moody Allan, grocer, 42 Main st


Moody John, shoemaker. 4 Laird st 

Moody William, sawyer, 26 East Hamilton st 

Moody Miss, feuar, 52 Brougham st 

Moody Mrs, 10 South st 

MOON Francis, supervisor of inland revenue. Ho. 7 Caddie 

hill st 

MOONEY Daniel, seaman, 3 Shannon's close 

Mooney Henry, engine driver, ] 7 Baker st 

MOORALE Robert, labourer, 33 Ingleston st 

MOORE Allan, labourer, 81 Port-Glasgow road 

Moore George, pensioner, 22 John st 

Moore James, labourer, 19 East Shaw st 

Moore Thomas, shoemaker, 23 Dalrymple st 

Moore Thomas, mason, 5 Nile st 

MORE Andrew (of Andrew More & Co.), 23 Sir Michael st 

More Andrew & Co., tobacco and snuft' manufacturers, 31 

Market st 

More William, caulker, 36 Hamilton st 

More William, causeway contractor, 1 William st 

More Zechariah, labourer, 7 Cartsburn st 

More Mrs James, 71 Roxburgh st 

MORIES Alexander S. (of James M'Lean & Co.), 18 Ardgowan 

sq 

Mories James S. (of John Mories & Co.), 54 Brougham st 

Mories John & Co., timber measurers, 2 East India breast 

MORISON George & James, tea merchants and grocers, 27 

Cathcart st 

Morison George (of George and James Morison), 2 Martin 

terrace 

Morison George & James, tea merchants, wine and brandy 

importers, 29 West Blackball st 

Morison James (of G. & J. Morison, 33 Brougham st 

MORREN Mrs Nathaniel, 50 Brougham st 

MORRIS Walter, painter, 55 Holmscroft st 

Morris William, cooper, 8 East breast 

MORRISON Alexander (of Morrision & TurnbuU), 43 Crawfurd 

st 

Morrison Archibald (of Morrison & Sons, clothiers), 19 

Bentinck st 

Morrison Donald, flesher, 18 Duncan st 

Morrison & Sons, tailors, clothiers, and outfitters, 44 Cathcart st 

Morrison Finlay D. (of Morrison & Wright), Viewville, 

Finnart st 

Morrison Henry, plasterer, 69 Roxburgh st 

Morrison James, tailor, 18 Vennel 

Morrison James, (of Morrison & Sons), 66 Ann st 

Morrison James, (of John Morrison & Sons), 8 East Blackball st 

Morrison James, flesher, 7 West Blackball st. Ho. 11 Nelson 

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Morrison John, labourer, 24 John st 

Morrison John, seaman, 3 Hill st 

Morrison John, jun., steward, 21 Mearns st 

Morrison John, jnn. , clerk, 23 Lyle st 

Morrison John & Sons, booksellers, stationers, lithographer, 

etc., 67 Rne-end st 

Morrison Malcolm, carpenter, 6 Nelson st. Glebe 4 

Morrison Neil, tailor, 41 Nicolson st '| 

Morrison Peter, carpenter, 9 Sugarhonse lane | 

Morrison Kobert, engine driver, 15 Brougham st 

Morrison Robert, porter, 63 Nicolson st 

Morrison Robert, policeman, 5 Regent st 

Morrison & TurnbuU, ship carpenters, joiners and blockmakers, 

5 Dock Breast and 3 Clarence st 

Morrison William, tailor, 5 Hill st 

Morrison William, smith, 46 Nicolson st 

Morrison William, shipmaster, 16 Laird st 

Morrison William, carpenter, 58 Lynedoch st 

Morrison & Wright, writers, 32 Cathcart st 

Morrison Miss Harriet, 6 Nelson st, Glebe 

Morrison Miss, dressmaker, 34 Brisbane st 

Morrison Mrs George, 53 Inverkip st 

Morrison Mrs, 34 East Hamilton st 

Morrison Mrs Mary, spirit merchant, 40 West Burn st 

Morrison Mrs, 7 Dempster st 

MORROW David, rivetter, 5 Bruce st 

Morrow Francis, shoemaker, 28 Dalrymple st 

Morrow Hugh, labourer, 5 John st 

MORTON A. C. (of Morton & Kidd), 18 Ardgowan sq 

Morton & Kidd, furnishing and general ironmongers, and 

agents for Milner's fire proof safes, 10 William st and 24 

Hamilton st 

Morton James (of Greenock Iron Co.), Balclutha, Newark st 

Morton James, jr. (of Greenock Iron Co.), Cliff Lodge, 

Eldon st 

Morton John, weigher, 5 Shaw st ? 

Morton John, plumber, 7 Prospect hill 

Morton Robert, skinner, 66 East Hamilton st 

Morton & Young, tea dealers, 30 Hamilton st 

Morton Mrs J. , 17 Ardgowan st, west 

Morton Mrs, tobacconist, 36 Hamilton st. Ho. 22 Westi 

Stewart st 

MOSS James, proprietor of Varieties, 41 Hamilton st. Ho. 

3 Argyle st 

Moss H. E., manager. Varieties, 3 Argyle st 

MOSSMAN James, joiner and glazier, 68 Regent st. Ho. 


MOTHERWELL James, lithographer and stationer, SJTJ 

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Ward of Renfrewshire, 27 West Blackhall st. Ho. 

Clydemont Cottage, Gourock 

Allan, baker and confectioner, 8 West Blackhall st 

Muir Alexander, engineer, 20 Wellington st 

Muir David, salesman, 43 Holmscroft st 

I Muir Charles, carter, 17 Cathcart st 

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Muir James, gas inspector, 21 Bruce st 

Muir John, joiner, 19 Bearhope st 

Matthew, porter, 9 Argyle st 

& MThail, lathsplitters, 28 Mearns st 

Muir Richard, shipowner, 46 Union st 

Robert, engineer, 62 Drumfrochar road 

Robert, baker, 26 Shaw st. Ho. 1 Watt place 

Robert, provision merchant, 25 Vennel. Ho. 30 Bris- 

bane st 

Muir Robert (of Leitch & Muir), 33 Union st 

Muir R. G. , commission agent, Sugar Exchange. Ho. 37 

Kelly st 

Muir Samuel (of Greenock Towing Co.), 14 William st 

Muir William, joiner, 20 Lyle st 

Muir William, fireman, 20 West Blackhall st 

Muir William, of H.M. Customs, 37 Kelly st 

William, nailer, 30 Cartsburn st 

William, boot and shoe merchant, 31 Cathcart st. Ho. 


Muir William, labourer, 74 Wellington st 

Muir William (of Muir & MThail), 36 Lynedoch st 

Miss Elizabeth, 8 Wellington st 

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Muir Mrs Robert, 24 Wellington st 

Muir Mrs, dressmaker, 28 Bruce st 

Muir Mrs, grocer, 8 Cross-shore st 

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IMUIRHEAD Alexander, baker, 62 Roxburgh st. 

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Mulhern Mrs, 8 Market st 

MUNDIE Peter, cooper, 7 Hope st 

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Munn James, joiner, 31 Ann st 

Munn James, tug master, 19 Regent st 

ii Munn Robert, seaman, 1 3 Charles st 

Munn Stewart, sailmaker, 3 Trafalgar st 

. Munn William, joiner, 26 Wellington st 

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Munn William, labourer, 4 Watt st 

Munn Miss, 6 Ardgowan st, west 

Munn Mrs, ladies' nurse, 120 Drumfrochar road 

MUNRO Andrew, (of Andrew Munro & Co.), 60 Eldon st 

Munro Andrew & Co. , commission merchants and agents, 49 \ 

Cathcart st 

Munro Angus, rivetter, 10 Terrace road 

Munro Colin, cooper, 41 Roxburgh st 

Munro Colin, grocer, 42 Crawfurd st. Glebe 

Munro Daniel, joiner, 10 Patrick st. Ho. 59 Holmscroft ati 

Munro David, joiner, 5 Hill st 

Munro Donald, teacher, 14 Ardgowan st, west 

Munro Donald, labourer, 24 West Blackball street 

Munro Donald, smith, 5 Dellingburn sq 

Munro Duncan, clerk and insurance agent, 8 South st 

Munro George, carpenter, 6 Nelson st. Glebe 

Munro Hugh, skinner, 94 East Hamilton st 

Munro Robert, tinsmith^ 23 Crawfurd st. Ho. 38 Sir 

Michael st 

Munro William, sheriflf-officer and J. P. contsable, 34 Nelson 

st, west 

MUNTZ H. P. & Co., patent yellow metal manufacturers. 

Leitch & Muir, agents 

Muntz Metal Co., (limited), patent yellow metal manufacturers.—A. 

G. Kidston & Co., agents 

MURCH Mrs Richard, 18 South st 

MURCHIE Robert, painter, 11 Belleville st 

MURDOCH David, bolt, rivet and nail maker, 32 Cartsburn 

st 

Murdoch John, joiner, 68 East Hamilton st 

Murdoch Robert, joiner, 17 Tobago st 

Murdoch Robert, shipmaster, 9 Kelly st 

Murdoch Thomas, caulker, 61 Main st 

Murdoch Mrs, refreshment rooms, 16 East Quay lane 

Murdoch Mrs, Drumfrochar road 

MURE F. H., English master, Greenock Academy. Ho. 29 

Patrick st 

MURIE David, joiner, 20 Hope st 

MURPHY David, lathsplitter, 14 Ardgowan st, west 

Murphy Edward, dealer, 10 Vennel 

Murphy James, labourer, 15 Rue-end st 

Murphy John, clerk and insurance agent, 58 Regent st 

Murphy 0. L. (of M 'Isaac, Murray & Co.), 17 Union st 

Murphy Robert, marine store dealer and broker, 4 East t 

Blackball st. Ho. 58 Regent st 

Murphy Mrs, 1 West Breast 

MURRAY Alexander, rivetter, 6 Carnock st 

Murray Alexander, baker, 1 Prospect hill ! 

Murray Alexander C, watchman, 41 Cathcart st


Murray Alexander, patternmaker, ] 1 East Blackhall st 

Murray Alexander, carpenter, 32 East Crawford st 

Murray Andrew, cabinetmaker, 27 Nelson st, west 

Murray Archibald, engineer, 22 John st 

Murray Charles, mason, 19 Bearhope st 

Murray Charles, Council officer. Town Hall. Ho. 60 Kelly st 

Murray David, brassfounder, 81 Belleville st 

Murray David, distributor of stamps and collector of taxes, 

Customhouse buildings 

Murray George, tailor, 19 Hamilton st 

Murray James, labourer, 23 Nicolson st 

Murray James, skinner, 36 East Hamilton st 

Murray James, turner, 30 Market st. Ho. 14 Brisbane st 

Murray James, broker, 8 Lindsay's lane 

Murray John, labourer, 8 Cathcart st 

Murray John, smith, 8 John st 

Murray John, mason, 6 Mount Pleasant st 

Murray John, carpenter, 63 Nicolson st 

Murray Joseph, carpenter, 32 Crescent st 

Murray Matthew, smith, 61 Ann st 

Murray Robert, engineer, 21 Ingleston st 

Murray Robert, engineer, 19 Antigua st 

Murray William, smith, 58 Lynedoch st 

Murray William, gardener, 13 Newton st 

Murray William, coachman, 14 Baker st 

Murray Mrs C, 31 Nicolson st 

Murray Mrs Peter, 29 Ardgowan st, west 

Murray Mrs Robert, 7 Margaret st 

Murray Mrs, milliner and dressmaker, 73 Roxburgh st 

Murray Mrs, 26 John st 

Murray Mrs, 56 Wellington st 

MUTUAL Life (Great Britain) Insurance Co.—Wm. Wright, 

agent, 11 William st 

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NAIRN Mary, 86 Union st 

NAPIER Archibald, plater, 9 Hope st 

Napier Archibald, boilermaker, 25 Lynedoch st 

Napier Henry, smith, 8 Shaw st 

Napier James, engineer, 25 Regent st 

NATIONAL Bank of Scotland, 29 Cathcart st. John Thomson, 

agent 

National Boiler Insurance Co, John Gillespie, agent 

NAYLOR Joseph, woolsorter, 120 Drumfrochar road 

NEILL Alexander, joiner, 17 Ann st 

Neill, Dempster & Neill, sugar refiners, 78 Drumfrochar road 

Neill Hugh R. & Co. , family grocers and wine merchants, 27 

West Blackhall st


Neill Hugh R. (of Hugh R. Neill & Co.), 5 Caddlehill st 

Neill James, accountant, 49 Cathcart st. Ho. Mather 

House, East Bay, Gourock 

Neill James, farmer, Chapelton, East Parish 

Neill James, shipowner, 51 Union st 

Neill John (of Neill, Dempster & Neill), 33 West Stewart st 

Neill John, jun. (of Neill, Dempster & Neill), Glenfield, 

Bedford st 

Neill John, assistant superintendent of 

Waterside Cottage, Overton 

water works. Ho, 

Neill John, farmer. South Hillend, East Parish 

Neill John, watchmaker, 22 South st 

Neill John, carter, 6 Carnock st 

Neill John, salesman, 22 Wellington st 

Neill Robert, steward, 14 West Blackhall st 

Neill Robert (of R. & S. Neill), Balgray, Octavia terrace 

Neill R. & S., writers and notaries public, 6 West Blackhall st 

Neill Stewart (of R. & S. Neill), Balgray, Octavia terrace 

Neill Thomas (of Clyde Sugar Refining Co.), Towerlands, 

Octavia terrace 

Neill Thomas, carpenter, 62 Wellington st 

Neill Thomas, Chalmers & Co. , ship carpenters, joiners, blockmakers, 

cabinetmakers, glaziers, funeral undertakers and 

wood merchants, 30 Market st and 16 East India breast 

Neill Thomas, jun. (of Thomas Neill, Chalmers & Co.), 44 

Brougham st 

Neill William, farmer. West Chapelton, East Parish 

Neill William, underwriters' surveyor. City of Glasgow Bank 

buildings. Ho. Towerlands, Octavia terrace 

Neill Mrs, 44 Brougham st 

NEILSON Alexander (of Smith & Davidson), 

Finnart st 

Neilson Charles, cooper, 15 Sir Michael st 

Craigflower, 

Neilson E. L., rector, Greenock Academy. 

Neilson Edward, warehouseman, 10 Hill st 

Ho. 13 Newton st 

Neilson George, labourer, 35 Ingleston st 

Neilson John (of John Neilson & Co), 8 Wellington st 

Neilson John & Co., hatters, 43 Cathcart st 

Neilson William, clerk, 1 Upper Orangefield 

Neilson William, boilermaker, 18 Vennel 

Neilson Mrs Samuel, dressmaker, 23 West Blackhall st 

NELSON Rev. John, D.D., of Free West Church. Ho. 34 

Eldon st 

NESS Mrs, lodgings, 29 Charles st 

NEWALL Francis, grocer, 11 Belleville street 

NEW Clyde Towing Company, Palmerston buildings. 

Liddel, manager 

New Zealand Meat Preserving Co., 44 Vennel 

NEWELL Charles, engineer, 33 Lynedoch st 

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Newell James, machinist, 27 Nicolson st 

NEWMAN Mrs, 17 Brisbane st 

NEWTON James, commission agent, 27 Catlicart st. Ho. 

51 Forsyth street 

Newton Keats & Co., yellow copper manufacturers, etc., 

Liverj)Ool. John Paul & Co., agents 

Newton Thomas B., grain, provision and commission merchant, 

27 Palmerston buildings. Ho. 40 Mearns st 

NICCOL Robert, author of treatise on sugar refining, 69 

Union st 

NICHOLAS Zechariah, steward, 6 West Blackhall st 

NICHOLSON Alexander, boatman, 36 Crawfurd st 

Nicholson Daniel, policeman, 59 Ann st 

Nicholson Donald, labourer, 59 Ann st 

Nicholson Donald, seaman, 2 Open shore 

Nicholson Donald, labourer, 60 Ann st 

Nicholson James, joiner, Upper Mearns st 

Nicholson John, labourer, 12 Nile st 

Nicholson John, labourer, 8 Chapel st 

Nicholson John, joiner, 2 Claud place, Dempster st 

Nicol Andrew, carpenter, and boatbuilder, 4 York st. Ho. 


Nicol Archibald, coachman, 9 Mill st 

Nicol Daniel, carter, 57 Ann st 

Nicol David, blacksmith, 45 Holmscroft st 

Nicol Donald, carpenter, 27 Belleville st ^ 

Nicol Duncan & Co., coal merchants, 55 Rue-end st 

Nicol Edward, steward, 35 Ann st 

Nicol Henry, papermaker, Overton 

Nicol James, grocer, 76 Roxburgh st. Ho. 1] Bruce st 

Nicol James, carpenter, 19 Lyle st 

Nicol James, carpenter, 16 Stanners st 

Nicol John S. (of Duncan Nicol & Co.), 63 Eldon st 

Nicol Samuel F. (of Duncan Nicol & Co.), 63 Eldon st 

Nicol Thomas, draughtsman, 19 Wellington st 

Nicol Thomas, carpenter, 14 Mearns st 

Nicol William, smith, 9 Dempster st 

Nicol Mrs William, 14 Ardgowan st, west 

Nicol Mrs, 19 Belleville st 

NICOLL Misses J. & E., milliners and dressmakers, 19 


Nicoll James, draper and general stocks valuer, 19 Ardgowan 

st, west 

NICOLSON Birkett, hoopmaker, 61 Nicolson st 

Nicolson David, moulder, 31 Lynedoch st 

Nicolson John, sawyer, 67 Regent st 

Nicolson Peter, grocer, 59 Ann st 

Nicolson Samuel, wine and spirit merchant and commission 

agent, 1 East breast and 2 East Quay lane. Ho. 3 Antigua st

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Nicolson J. (fe Co. , grocers, 4 East Quay lane 

Nicolson Mrs, 10 Shaw st 

NIMMO Andrew, collector of harbour and crane dues, 

Customhouse and Steamboat quay. Ho. 11 Ardgowansq 

Nimmo Robert, rivetter, 19 Ann st 

NINIAN William, smith, 21 Ingleston st ^ 

NISBET Mrs Margaret, 14 South st 

NIVEN George, moulder, 3(5 Ingleston st 

Niven James, carpenter, 39 Holmscroft st 

Niven Robert, rivetter, 61 Nicolson st 

Niven Robert, joiner, 21 Mearns st 

Niven William, treacle manufacturer, 31 Sugarhouse lane 

Niven Miss, lodgings, 3 St Andrew st 

Niven Mrs, 43 Holmscroft st 

Niven Mrs, Craigend, Johnstone st 

Niven Mrs Walter, feuar, 12 Forsyth st 

NIXON Mrs, machine sewing, 13 Brisbane st 

NOBLE John, labourer, 63 Ann st 

Noble Robert, broker, 53 Yennel 

Noble Ronald, watchman, 7 Cathcart st 

Noble Thomas, boilermaker, 13 Arthur st. Ho. 15 Hope st 

NOON Michael, labourer, 1 Ratho st 

NORBY James, clerk, 12 Watt st 

NORFOLK Farmers' Horse and Cattle Insurance Co.—J. 

Gillespie, agent 

NORRIES William, labourer, 5 Hill st 

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NORTH British Daily Mail and Glasgow Weekly Mail news- 

papers. Greenock Branch office, 1 Bank st.—George 

Wardle, agent 

North British Railway Company, carriers in connection with 

G. & S. W. Railway, Lynedoch st and Albert Harboua^ 

stations.—William S. Selby, agent 

North British and Mercantile Insurance Company. John 

Clapperton & Co., agents. 

North Thomas, billposter, 47 Crawfurd st 

NOTMAN Robert, joiner 19 Mount Pleasant st 

NUEL E. & Co. , shipbrokers, Palmerston buildings. Ho. 


Nuel E., United States Consular Agent, Palmerston buildings 

NUGENT Peter, causeway contractor, 40 Inverkip st. Ho. 68 do 

NUTT David, bank messenger. Union Bank of Scotland. Ho. 

2 Church place 

Nutt John, joiner, 70 Ann st 

Nutt Robert, carter, 59 Ann st 

Nutt William, joiner, 14 South st 

OATS Daniel, hatter, 20 Vennel. Ho. 27 Market st 

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O'BRIEN John, china merchant, 58 and 61 Yennel. Ho. 

35 West Stewart st 

O'Brien Michael, plasterer, 20 Bruce st 

O'DONNELL John, flesher, 49 Shaw st. Ho. 8 Cross- 

O'FLANIGAN Patrick, clothier, 51 Shaw st. and 44 Vennel. 


OGILVIE David, joiner, 31 Lynedoch st 

Ogilvie James, tailor, 33 Ann st 

Ogilvie Thomas R. , chemist, 19 Brisbane st 

Ogilvie Mrs, 41 West Blackhall st 

OLIPHANT Robert D. (of Clyde Sugar Refining Co. ),Balgray, 

Octavia terrace 

Oliphant W. K. (of Neill, Dempster & Neill), Balgray, Octavia 

terrace 

OLSEN Lewis, poKceman, 1 Yennel 

O'NEILL Arthur, ropespinner, 64 Drumfrochar road 

O'Neill E., boilermaker, 2 Buccleuch st 

O'Neill Edward, boilermaker, 77 Regent st 

O'Neill Henry, moulder, 3 Laurieston st 

O'Neill James, weaver, Broomhill 

O'Neill John B, , pawnbroker, 7 Vennel. Ho. 8 Ardgowan 

st, west 

O'Neill John, bricklayer, 66 Roxburgh st 

O'Neill John, tailor, 6 Roslin st 

O'Neill Josiah, labourer, 1 Belleville st 

O'Neill William, rivetter, 23 Yennel 

O'Neill Mrs, 32 West Stewart st 

OPERATIYE Bakers' new House of Call, 31 Hamilton st 

Operative Painters' Association, 29 Hamilton st. John 

M'Millan, secretary 

ORCHARD Sugar Refinery, Ingleston st 

O'REILLY Patrick, bricklayer, 34 Sir Michael st 

ORKNEY Alexander, shipowner, 32 Cathcart st. Ho. 27 

Union st 

Orkney Alexander, 22 Sugarhouse lane 

Orkney Miss, 13 West Blackhall st 

ORR Andrew R. (of Orr, Hunter & Co. ), 41 Esplanade 

Orr Archibald, joiner, 1 Holmscroft st 

Orr & Cruden, dressmakers, 11 West Stewart st 

Orr Erskine (of Orr, Pollock & Co.), 26 Patrick st 

Orr, Hunter & Co., rope manufacturers and sailmakers, 4 

West Quay lane. Works, Greenock Ropework, 43 Wellington 

st 

Orr James, spirit merchant, 9 Cross-shore st. Ho. 9 Lynedoch 

st 

Orr James, gardener, Ladyburn 

Ôrr John, boatman, 10 Hamilton st 

Orr John, joiner, 14 Terrace road


Orr John, contractor, 13 East Stewart st 

Orr John, labourer, 13 West Blackhall st 

Orr John, baker, 3 Regent street 

Orr John, porter, 17 Cathcart st 

Orr John, grocer and spirit merchant, 1 7 Ann st 

Orr John, jun. , grain merchant and baker, 5 Rue-end st. 


Orr Joseph, sanitary and hydraulic engineer, 19 Sugarhouse 

lane. Ho. 3 Kelly st 

Orr Joseph, labourer, 22 Arthur st 

Orr Matthew, miller, 45 Rue-end st 

Orr, Pollock & Co. , letterpress printers and newspaper pro- 

prietors, 18 Charles st 

Orr Robert, labourer, 91 Port-Glasgow road 

Orr Samuel, labourer, 51 Holmscroft st 

Orr Thomas, boatbuilder, 5 St Andrew st. Ho. 2 Antigua st 

Orr William, farmer, Bridge-end, East Parish 

Orr William, contractor, 14 Bogle st 

Orr William, joiner, 2 Antigua st 

Orr William, shipmaster, 18 K elly st 

Orr William C. , grocer, 71 Regent st. Ho. 73 do. 

Orr Miss, feuar, 10 Kelly st 

Orr Miss Helen, boys' dressmaker, 3 Kelly st 

Orr Mrs, 14 Crescent st 

Orr Mrs, 80 Roxburgh st 

Orr Mrs William, 13 Regent st 

OSTLER Andrew, merchant, 2 Carnock st. Ho. 36 Brisbane 

st 

Ostler Robert, shopman, 9 East Blackhall st 

OSWALD James, upholsterer and Venetian blind maker, 12 

Kilblain st. Ho. 9 Argyle st 

OTTO Charles, seaman, 25 Nicolson st 

OUGHTERSON John, shopman, 3 Regent st 

OVERTON Coal Depot, 5 Chapel st 

; 

OWENS Edward, labourer, 23 John st | 

PACKMAN George, joiner, 9 East Shaw st 

PACHECO J. C. (of Thomas Skinner & Co.) Belmont House, 

Gourock 

PALMER Robert, storekeeper, 41 Dempster st 

Palmer Thomas, carpenter, 40 East Hamilton st 

PARK Angus, joiner, 40 Nicolson st 

Park Boyd, vanman, 43 Main st 

Park Gavin, measurer, 32 Cathcart st 

Park Graham, plumber, gasfitter and bellhanger, 12 Tobago 

St. Ho. 22 Wellington st

DIRECTORY. 

1 49 

Park John, blacksmith, bellhanger and ironmonger, 34 Roxburgh 


Park Matthew, joiner and builder, 88 Wellington st. Ho. 

43 Regent st 

Park Thomas, slater, 26 Hamilton st 

Park William, tugboat master, 9 West breast 

Park Miss, boys' dressmaker, 51 Holmscroft st 

Park Mrs J., 34 Kelly st 

Park Mrs William, feuar, 20 Ardgowan sq 

Park Mrs, dresser, 77 Regent st 

PARKER Hugh, porter, 64 Ann st 

Parker Joseph, mason, 27 Nelson st, west 

Parker Matthew, joiner, 66 Regent st 

Parker Peter, carpenter, 5 Ingleston st 

Parker Mrs Jane, grocer, 24 Antigua st 

Parker William, joiner, 12 Nile st 

PARKHILL Allan, warehousekeeper, 51 Kelly st 

Parkhill James, traveller, 31 Dempster st 

Parkhill William, fireman, 66 Drumfrochar road 

PAROCHIAL Board Rooms, 23 Holmscroft st 

PATERSON A. & W., boot and shoemakers, 41 Hamilton st 

Paterson Alexander, stationer and dealer in glass utensils for 

chemists, 23 Cathcart st. Ho. 15 Fox st 

Paterson A. & Son, ham and provision merchants, 39 Hamilton 

st. Ho. 25 West Burn st 

Paterson Alexander, boilermaker, 25 Crescent st 

Paterson Angus, pilot, 41 West Blackball st 

Paterson Charles, shoemaker, 31 Cathcart st. Ho. 9 TrafaU 

gar st 

Paterson Charles, tanner and skinner, 19 Cartsburn st 

Paterson Charles, baker, 68 Wellington st 

Paterson Daniel, clothier, 5 Hamilton st. Ho. 8 Ardgowan 

st, west 

Paterson David, pansman, 3 Prospect hill 

Paterson Donald, joiner, 23 Bruce st 

Paterson Duncan, carpenter, 16 Cathcart st 

Paterson Edward, broker, 14 Dalrymple st 

Paterson Gavin, shoe manufacturer, 8 William st 

Paterson Gavin, draper, 31 Charles st. Ho. 32 Ann at 

Paterson George, plumber, 1 Hay st 

Paterson James, currier, 35 Ann st 

Paterson James, smith, 16 Arthur st 

Paterson James, spirit-dealer, 4 William st. Ho. 45 Lyne» 

doch st 

Paterson James, sugar-boiler. Upper Mearns st 

Paterson James (of James Little & Co. ), 35 Brisbane st 

Paterson James, engineer, 7 Belleville st 

Paterson Jervis C. , draper, 31 Lynedoch st 

Paterson John, plasterer, 4 Dalrym_ple st


Patei'son John (of Adam Kirk & Co.), 19 Ardgowan st, west 

Paterson John, glazier, 20 Hamilton st 

Paterson John, hammerman, 7 Cathcart st 

Paterson Lachlan, draper and clothier, 32 Hamilton st. Ho. 

35 Kelly st 

Paterson Malcolm, carpenter, 6 East Blackhall st 

Paterson Robert (of Thomas Paterson & Son), 29 Nelson st, 

west 

Paterson Robert, brasshnisher, 30 Arthur st 

Paterson Robert, poulterer, 14 Market st 

Paterson Robert, fitter, 04 Holmscroft st 

Paterson Robert J. , 87 Belleville st 

Paterson Robert R., merchant. City of Glasgow Bank build- 

ings. Ho. 61 Union st 

Paterson & Robertson, slaters, Himter place 

Paterson Thomas (of Thomas Paterson


Patrick Robert, joiner, 97 Belleville st 

Patrick Robert, engineer, 6 Baker st. Ho. 18 Regent kt 

PATTEN John, jun., W.S., notary public, J 8 Kilblain at 

Patten Archibald & Co., sugar refiners, 35 Baker st 

PATTERSON T. L., chemist, 35 Brisbane st 

PATTI60N David D., flesher, 12 Bruce st. Ho. 95 

Roxburgh st 

Pattison Peter, coppersmith, 28 East Shaw st 

PAUL Archibald, boilermaker, 21 John st 

Paul Colin, plasterer, 41 Nelson st, west 

Paul James, blacksmith, 29 Ingleston st 

Paul John (of Ewing & Paul), 11 Lynedoch st 

Paul John, wine and spirit merchant, 20 Dalrymple st and 

3 Yennel. Ho. 39 Esplanade 

Paul John (of Paul, Sword & Co.), Glenleven, Gourock 

Paul John & Co., shipbrokers and commission agents, Exchange 

buildings. Ho. 4 Robertson st 

Paul John, lather, 8 St Lawrence st 

Paul, Sword & Co., sugar refiners. Orchard Sugar Refinery, 

22 Ingleston st 

Paul William B. (of Paul, Sword & Co.), Glenleven, Gourock 

Paul William, carter, 13 Ingleston st 

Paul Mrs, 22 Antigua st 

Paul Mrs R., feuar, 4 Robertson st 

Paul Mrs William, 5 Tobago st 

PAXTON William, boilermaker, 2 St Andrew st 

Paxton Mrs, 8 Shannon's close 

PEACE John, seaman, 23 West Blackball st 

Peace Margaret, spirit dealer, 41 Ann st. Ho. 28 

Mearns st 

PEACOCK Alexander, joiner, 106 Drumfrochar road 

Peacock John, church officer, 71 Nicolson st 

Peacock Mrs, 65 Regent st 

PEAK William, skinner, Fencewood Farm 

PEARSON James, engineer, Overton 

Pearson James, flesher, 3 Prospect hill. Ho. 61 Ann st 

Pearson William, fireman, 4 West Burn st 

Pearson Mrs, 72 Roxburgh st 

Pearson Mrs, 5 East Blackball st 

PEATSON Mrs, mangier, 3 Prospect hill 

PEAT Andrew (of Peat & Stevenson), 72 Wellington st 

Peat & Stevenson, joiners and builders, 31 Sir Michael st 

PEATTIE James, engineer, 35 Ingleston st 

PEDAN John, smith, 1 1 Dempster st 

PEDDIE John, pointsman, 3 Crescent st 

Peddie John, boilermaker, 17 Lyle st 

PEEBLES Samson, shoemaker, 3 Bearhope st 

PEILE Horatio R. B., factor to Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, 

Bart. Office, Mansionhouse. Ho. Inverkip

152 DIBECTORY. 

PENNELL J. & Co., sailmakers, 13 Ropework at. Ho. 23 

Patrick st 

PENTLAND James, cartwright, 66 Regent st i. 

Pentland Peter, joiner, 67 Regent st ';|i 

Pentland Mrs, huckster, 20 Ann st 

PETERS Mrs J. S., coal merchant and insurance agent, 3 

Bank st. Ho. 14 West Blackhall st 

Peters Mrs J. S., hosiery and furnishings, 14 West Black- 

hall st 

PETERSEN N. G., engineer, 25 Regent st 

Petersen Peter, boarding house keeper, 8 East breast 

PETRIE William, smith, 5 Belleville st 

PE ETIGREW James, spirit dealer, Ladyburn 

Pettigrew James, carpenter, 14 Ladyburn 

Pettigrew Matthew, joiner, 13 Antigua st 

Pettigrew Robert, carpenter, 15 Lyle st 

Pettigrew Mrs, grocer, 14 Bruce st 

PERRIE Hugh, cooper, 26 Trafalgar st 

PHILIPS Andrew, traveller, 37 Lynedoch st 

Philips David, patternmaker, 27 Ingleston st 

Philips David, slater and slate merchant, 38 Inverkip st and 

59 Vennel. Ho. 60 Vênnel 

Philips James, wine and spirit merchant, 28 Sha^ st. Ho. 

10 Antigua st 

Philips James, blacksmith, 38 Crawfurd st 

Philips James, potter, 66 JEast Hamilton st 

Philips James, grocer, 45 Cra^vfurd st 

Philips James, plater, 32 Crescent st 

Philips John, potter, 1 Sinclair st 

Philips Malcolm, skinner, 89 East Hamilton st 

Philips William, carter, 64 Wellington st 

Philips Mrs, fruiterer and confectioner, 59 Yennel 

Phillips Patrick, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant 

13 Cross-shore st and 63 Main st. Ho. 25 Regent st 

PHILP William, accountant, British Linen Bank, 2 Robertson 

st 

PICKEN John, sawyer, 91 Port-Glasgow road 

PICKERING William John, labourer, 56 Wellington st 

PILOT Office (River), Prince's pier 

Pilot Office (Deep Sea), Prince's pier 

PINKERTON James, carter, 18 Tobago st v| 

Pinkerton Robert, upholsterer, 95 Roxburgh st 

PLAGE Mrs, 23 Lyle st 

PLYMOUTH and Glasgow Steamship Office, 9 Customhouse 

Place.—Graham Brymner, agent 

POLICE Office, 5 Taylor's close 

POLLOCK David L., stationer, bookbinder, letterpress and 

lithographic printer, and account book manufacturer, 7 

Hamilton st. Ho. 31 Ardgowan st, west 

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Pollock John, smith, 11 Regent st 

Pollock John M. (of Orr, Pollock & Co), 30 Nelson st, west 

Pollock John, tobacconist, 33 Pue-end st 

Pollock Robert, printer, 20 South st 

Pollock Samuel, labourer, 10 Springkell st 

Pollock Samuel, labourer, 76 Ann st 

Pollock Thomas, brassmoulder, 34 Ann st 

Pollock William, joiner, 64 Drumfrochar road 

Pollock Miss J. grocer, 19 Regent st 

, 

Pollock Miss, dressmaker, milliner and furrier, 15 Bank st 

POLSON David (of H.M. Customs), 24 Meams st 

Poison John, blacksmith, 30 Ingleston st 

Poison Misses, dressmakers, 21 Kelly st 

POOLE Humphrey, clerk, 21 Antigua st 

PORTER James, labourer, 13 Ingleston st 

Porter John, rivetter, 32 Crescent st 

POORS' Rates office, 10 Captain st 

PORTEOUS Robert, bookseller and stationer, 30 Cathcart 


Porteous Miss, 5 Watt st 

PORTERFIELD Janet, 13 West Stewart st 

PORTRUSH Steam Packet Co., 19 Palmerston buildings 

POST Office, 11 William street 

POTTER Miss E., lodgings, 29 Brougham st 

POULTER George Thomas, professor of music, 11 Ardgowan 

sq 

POULTERINIEZ Francis, carpenter, 25 Bank st 

POUSTIE Thomas, nursery and seedsman, Thorndean Nursery, 


POW Edward, ironmonger, etc., 15 Cathcart st. Ho. 14 

Wellington st 

POWRIE James, cutter, 66 Wellington st 

POYJSTER John & Son, manufacturing chemists, Shaws 

Water Chemical Works, Dellingburn st 

PRATT George, engineer, R.N., 18 Wellington st 

PRENTICE D. & A. , drapers, silk mercers and clothiers, 24 

Hamilton st 

Prentice David (of D. & A. Prentice), Cadzow Villa, Finnart 

st 

Prentice John, property agent, 32 Nicolson st. Ho. 61 

Eldon st 

Prentice Thomas & Co. , wholesale wine and spirit merchants, 

tea merchants and commission agents, 23 Nicolson st 

Prentice Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 3 St Andrew st 

Prentice Thomas (of T. Prentice & Co.), Willow Park, Forsyth 

st 

Prentice Miss, 61 Eldon st 

Prentice Mrs Adam, 22 Bank st 

PRESTON John (of Carsewell & Preston), 11 Brisbane st

154 WRECTORY. 

Preston Peter, joiner and glazier, 7 West Blackhall st. Ho. 

61 Holmscroft st 

PRINCE of Wales' Hotel, 28 Cathcart st 

Prince of Wales' Restaurant, 28 Cathcart st 

PROCTOR Robert M., watch and clockmaker, jeweller and 

silversmith, 34 Hamilton st. Ho. 26 Patrick st 

PROPHET John, shipmaster, 10 Regent st 

PROVAN Mrs, dressmaker, 65 Roxburgh st 

PROVIDENT Bank, 11 William st 

PROWSE Samuel, shipmaster, 11 West Stewart st 

PULLAR J. & Sons, dyers to the Queen, 4 Albert place, 


PURDIE Hugh, 87 Wellington st 

Purdie P. & G. , bootmakers, 8 Hamilton st, and 193 Argyle 

st, Glasgow. Ho. Bellevue, Dumbreck 

PURVIS Mrs, 33 Lyle st 

PYPER John, labourer, 73 Ann st 

Q 

QUEEN Bernard, labourer, 4 Nelson st. Glebe 

QUIGLEY Arthur, land surveyor, 66 Drumfrochar road 

Quigley John, fruit dealer, 30 Shaw st 

QUIN John, umbrella and parasol manufacturer, 7 West 

Blackhall st. Ho. 13 Kelly st 

R 

RADWELL Edward, labourer, 44 Arthur st 

RAE James K., hatter, 37 Hamilton st. Ho. 20 Brisbane st 

Rae John, tinsmith, 24 Sir Michael st 

Rae Robert, brassfinisher, 16 Crescent st 

Rae William, spirit dealer, 2 Har-\de lane. Ho. 1 Belleville st 

Rae Mrs John, 6 Nelson st, west 

RAESIDE Mrs, lodgings, 16 Laird st 

RAFF George, accountant, house factor, and insurance agent, 

41 Cathcart st. Ho. 15 Brisbane st 

RAILWAY Goods Depot, 4 Regent st 

Railway Station (Caledonian) 25 Cathcart st 

Railway Station (Upper Greenock), head of Lynedoch st 

Railway Station (G.

DIRECTORY. 155* 

: 

RAMAGE Hugh, joiner, 36 Lynedoch st 

Ramage John, breaksman, 12 Lyle st 

Ramage Robert, architect, measurer and inspector of buildings, 


RAMSAY Alexander, sugar 

Ho. 52 Eldon st 

agent, Exchange buildings. 

Ramsay Alexander (of Ramsay and Moles), 20 South st 

Ramsay David, weighter. Ho. 33 Dempster st 

Ramsay Gilbert A., joiner and builder, 16 Nicolson st. 


Ho. 

Ramsay Henry, boilermaker, 95 Belleville st 

Ramsay Hope Stewart, accountant, 11 William st. Ho. 3 

Kelly st 

Ramsay James, smith, 13 Ingleston st 

Ramsay John, of H.M. Customs, 36 Mearns st 

j 

j Ramsay John, joiner, 7 Hill st 

I Ramsay & Moles, tailors and clothiers, 29 West Burn st 

Ramsay Miss E. D., dressmaker, 50 Holmscroft st 

I 

[RANDALL Andrew, carpenter, 17 Cathcart st 

RANKIN & Blackmore, engineers and ironfounders, Eagle 

Foundry, 28 Baker st 

Rankin Daniel (of Rankin & Blackmore), 54 Esplanade 

I 

Rankin David, cabinetmaker, 72 Roxburgh st 

j 

Rankin Hugh, cowfeeder, Broomhill 

I 

Rankin Hugh, carter, Shaw st 

j 

i Rankin John, coal merchant, 13 John st. Ho. 65 Rue-end st 

John, engineer, 17 Belleville st 

Rankin j 

Rankin John, boilermaker, 51 Lynedoch st 

I 

i Rankin John, boatman, 9 Hill st 

I Rankin Neil, policeman, 62 Wellington st 

Rankin I William, shipowner. Commercial Bank buildings. 

Ho. 46 Esplanade 

Rankin William & Son, 


ship store merchants, 11 and 12 

Rankin Mrs George, restaurant, 20 West Blackball st 

jRATCLIFFE Michael, Post Office. Ho. 11 East Blackball st 

IRatcliflfe Thomas, policeman, 8 Kilblain st 

RATTRAY James, boilermaker, 36 Lynedoch st 

Rattray John, shipmaster, 69 Regent st 

Rattray Mrs William, china merchant and ironmonger, 11 

Ann st 

Rattray Mrs, midwife, 8 Cross-shore st 

REDHEAD William, steamboat master, 1 William st 

REDMAN Mrs, greengrocer, 85 Roxburgh st 

REDONDO Peter, seaman, 14 Terrace road 

REECE John, ironturner, 9 Belleville st 

REEKIE Janet, 38 East Crawford st 

RECEPTION House, 35 Crawfurd st 

REFORMED Presbyterian Church, 14 West Stewart st


Reformed Presbyterian Church, West Shaw st 

REFRESHMENT Rooms, 14 East Quay lane 

Refreshment Rooms, 16 East Quay lane 

Refreshment Rooms, 39 Hamilton st 

Refreshment Rooms, 40 Dalrymple st 

Refreshment Rooms, 9 Rue-end st 

Refreshment Rooms, 12 Rue-end st 

Refreshment Rooms, Albert Harbour station 

REGISTRAR for East Parish, 49 Rue-end st 

Registrar for Middle Parish, 5 Bank st 

Registrar for West Parish, 48 Cathcart st 

REIACH George, inspector of fisheries, 3 Bank st. Ho. 

6 Brougham st 

REID Alexander, engine driver, 5 Orchard st 

Reid Andrew, riA'etter, 13 Charles st 

Reid Arthur, baker, 34 Kelly st 

Reid Duncan, grocer, 5 Main st 

Reid Duncan, tea dealer and general grocer, 42 Hamilton st. 

Ho. Newton st 

Reid Duncan, seaman, 1 Vennel 

Reid George, moulder, 9 Belleville st 

Reid Hugh, policeman, 47 Crawfurd st 

Reid James, jun. (of Fleming, Reid & Co.), 30 Forsyth 

st 

Reid James, engineer, 29 Lynedoch st 

Reid James, fortvarding agent, Exchange Buildings. Ho. 

5 Orchard st 

Reid James, engineer, 1 Moffat st 

Reid John, joiner, 7 Nile st 

Reid Matthew, M.A., B.D., minister of Wellpark Free 

Church. Manse, 3 Lynedoch st 

Reid Nicholas, blacksmith, 1 Hay st 

Reid Richard, joiner, 4 Carnock st 

Reid John, labourer, 19 Belleville st 

Reid William, labourer, 72 Ann st 

Reid William, labourer, 7 Mill st 

Reid William, potter, 54 East Hamilton st 

Reid William, draper, 46 Cathcart st. Ho. 7 Kelly st 

Reid William, policeman, 26 Ann st 

Reid Miss, teacher of music and languages, 22 Kelly st 

Reid & Steven Misses, dressmakers, 16 Kilblain st 

Reid Mrs A., 13 West Blackball st 

Reid Mrs George, lodgings, 9 Watt st 

Reid Mrs John, 29 Dempster st 

REILEY Peter, railway guard, 12 Terrace road 

Reiley William, labourer, 21 John st 

RENNIE Andrew, labourer, 10 Shaw place 

Rennie James, wine and spirit merchant, 37 Rue-end st, ,• 

jHo. 5 Laurieston st 

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DIRECTOKY. 

157 

Rennie James, station-master, G. and S.-W. Railway. Ho. 


Rennie & Harley, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 11 Kilblain 

st 

Rennie John (of Greenock Distillery Co.), Finnart st 

Rennie John, engineer, 52 St Lawrence st 

Rennie Robert, carter, 2 Ann st 

Rennie Robert, wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 20 West 

Burn st, 9 Inverkip st and 8 Car-tsburn st. Ho. 36 

Union st 

Rennie Thomas, porter, 45 Cathcart st 

Rennie Thomas (of Rennie & Harley), 53 Kelly st 

Rennie Mrs, 33 West Burn st 

RESIDE Mrs, 16 Laird st 

REYNOLDS Robert, 9 Mount Pleasant st 

RHODES Thomas, seaman, 15 West Stewart st 

Rhodes Mrs John, lodgings, 14 West Blackball st 

RICE Benjamin, skinner, 2 Sinclair st 

RICHARDSON James, engineer, 55 Main st 

Richardson James & Co., merchants, 2 Church place 

Richardson John G. C, shipmaster, 31 Bank st 

Richardson Robert, carpenter, 6 Ingleston st 

Richardson Mrs James, 21 Brisbane st 

RICHMOND Alexander, engine-keeper, 63 Regent st 

Richmond Alexander, yacht-master, 22 Wellington st 

Richmond Archibald F., M.D., 21 Patrick st 

Richmond Hugh, carter, 49 Inverkip st 

Richmond Robert J. , sugar broker, agent for E. W. Field 

& Co., Exchange buildings. Ho. 3 Hillside place, 

Gourock 

RIDDELL David, coal merchant, 5 Chapel st. Ho. 6 do 

Riddell George, spirit merchant, 17 Shaw st. Ho. 60 


Riddell John, joiner, 9 Mill st 

RIDDICH Miss, 18 Nicolson st 

RIPPON Cornelius W., drill-instructor, 89 Roxburgh st 

Rippon Joseph, coach painter, 83 Roxburgh st 

RISK James, painter, 8 South st 

RITCHIE Adam (of Ritchie Brothers), 5 Roxburgh st 

Ritchie Alex. , late manager of gas works, 30 Brisbane st 

Ritchie Andrew, smith, 51 Kelly st 

Ritchie Andrew, smith, 1 Belleville st 

Ritchie Andrew, clerk, 23 Roxburgh st 

Ritchie Archibald, engineer, 36 Crescent st 

Ritchie Brothers, wholesale grocers and grain merchants, 19 

Shaw St. Ho. 5 Roxburgh st 

Ritchie Duncan, superintendent of Sailors' Home, 1 Dock 

breast 

Ritchie Hugh, weigher, 9 Holmscroft st


Ritchie John, of H. M. Customs, 5 Roxburgh st 

Ritchie John, clothier, Cathcart sq. Ho. Fairfield, 

Kilmalcolm 

Ritchie John, cabinetmaker, 50 Holmscroft st 

Ritchie John, joiner, 22 St Lawrence st 

Ritchie Robert, smith, 17 Cartsburn st 

Ritchie Robert, carpenter, 15 Mount Pleasant st 

Ritchie Thomas, smith, 9 Lyle st 

Ritchie William, mason, 22 Wellington st 

Ritchie William, joiner, 5 Inverkip st 

Ritchie Mrs Anna, 14 Brisbane st ,, 

Ritchie Mrs Hugh, feuar, 5 Roxburgh st 

Ritchie Mrs Ann, 25 John st 

ROBB & FuUarton, timber merchants, Bogston Saw Mills, 


Robb Henry, carpenter, 10 Hope st 

Robb John (of Robb & FuUarton), Port-Glasgow 

Robb John & Co. , timber merchants, Caledonian Saw Mills, 


Robb Mrs, grocer, 22 Antigua st 

Robb Mrs, grocer, 12 Baker st 

ROBERTS Alexander, engineer, 60 Drumfrochar road 

Roberts Dugald, baker, 31 Vennel. Ho. 13 Nelson st, west 

Roberts Edward, tailor and clothier, 27 Hamilton st. Ho. 


Roberts Mrs W. , spirit merchant, 33 Shaw st. Ho. 42 Lynedoch 

st 

ROBERTSON Adam, gardener, 13 Brougham st 

Robertson Alexander, seaman, 5 Newton st 

Robertson Alexander, cooper, 39 Holmscroft st 

Robertson Andrew, gilder, 36 Holmscroft st 

Robertson Andrew, blacksmith, 6 Hope st 

Robertson Arthur, joiner, 83 Roxburgh st 

Robertson Charles (of Paterson & Robertson) 27 Bruce st 

Robertson Daniel, steam tug agent, 10 West breast. Ho. 

Broomhill Cottage, Drumfrochar road 

Robertson Daniel, painter, 59 Ann st 

Robertson David, Commercial Hotel, 2 East Quay lane 

Robertson David, joiner, 25 Bruce st 

Robertson Donald, cabinetmaker, 8 Holmscroft st 

Robertson Donald, joiner, 8 Mount Pleasant st 

Robertson Donald, cabinetmaker, 6 Watt st 

Robertson Douglas, labourer, Caddlehill Cottage, South st 

Robertson Duncan, porter, 3 Holmscroft st 

Robertson George, gardener, 25 Newark st 

Robertson George M. , storekeeper, 8 Chapel st 

Robertson James, joiner, 7 Belleville st 

Robertson James, steam tug agent, 10 West breast. Ho. 5 ( 

Shaw place 

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DIREUTORY. 1S9 

Robertson James, sawyer, 17 Tobago st 

Robertson James, mechanic, 62 Ann st 

Robertson James, tinsmith, 13 Brougham st 

Robertson James, slater, 22 Ann st 

Robertson James, of H.M. Customs, 10 Lyle st 

Robertson John, cooper, 40 Holmscroft st 

Robertson John, moulder. Mill's cottage, Dempster st 

Robertson John, slater, 20 Bearhope st 

Robertson John, cooper, 10 Nicolson st 

Robertson John, collector of Inland Revenue, Customhouse 

buildings. Ho. 21 Bentinck st 

Robertson John, iron merchant, 10 Cartsburn st. Ho. 29 

Rue-end st 

Robertson John, joiner, 26 Bruce st 

Robertson John, engineer, 13 Lyle st 

Robertson John, diver, 25 West Blackball st 

Robertson John, carpenter, 13 Nelson st 

Robertson John Keith, physician and surgeon, 7 Ardgowan sq 

Robertson John, outfitter, 56 Rue-end st. Ho, 5 Cathcart st 

Robertson John (of Robertson &M'Dougall), 11 Roxburgh st 

Robertson Lachlan, pilot, 22 Bank st 

Robertson L. B., 68 Union st 

Robertson Matthew, rivetter, 2 Nelson st, Glebe 

Robertson & M'Dougall, merchants and commisson agents, 

55 Rue-end st 

.Robertson Robert, moulder, 53 Drumfrochar road 

Robertson Robert William, City of Glasgow Bank buildings, 

Ho. Rockingham, Kilcreggan 

Robertson Samson, foreman, 61 Ann st 

Robertson Sydney, grocer, 36 Ingleston st 

Robertson Thomas, labourer, 5 Dellingburn sq 

Robertson Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, and agent for 

Prudential Assurance Co., 4 West breast. Ho. 33 

Mearns st 

Robertson Thomas, rigger, 16 Laird st 

Robertson Walter, cabinetmaker, 2 Rue-end st 

Robertson Wellwood Maxwell, wine and spirit merchant, 2 

Buccleuch st. Ho. 18 Wellington st 

Robertson William, carpenter, 39 Dalrymple st 

Robertson William, boilermaker, 26 John st 

Robertson William, draper and general warehouseman, 22 

Hamilton st. Ho. 3 Armadale place. Bank st 

Robertson William, moulder, 48 Inverkip st 

Robertson William, potCer, 12 Port-Glasgow road 

Robertson William, labourer, 35 Ingleston st 

Robertson William, grocer and coal merchant, 46 Roxburgh 


Robertson Margaret, draper, 13 Hamilton st. Ho. 25 Bank st 

Robertson Mrs A., 13 Belleville st

160 

DIRECTORY. 

Robertson Mrs John, 17 Union st 

Robertson Mrs J. , Glasgow and Greenock carrier, 7 Market 

st ; and 8 St Enoch's sq, Glasgow 

ROBINSON Alexander, veterinary surgeon, 37 West Bum 

st and 60 Vennel. Ho, Holly Lodge, Gourock 

Robinson Malcolm, smith, cartwright and agricultural implement 

maker, 40 Yennel. Ho. 29 Nelson st, west 

Robinson Robert, photographer and portrait painter, 32 

Cathcart st 

ROBSON John, moulder, 33 Dempster st 

Robson William, rivetter, 26 John st 

RODDEN Bernard, labourer, 36 Ingleston st 

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f| 

'] 

RODGER David, joiner, 66 Holmscroft st 

Rodger David, labourer, 39 Cathcart st 

Rodger James, carpenter, 83 Belleville st 

Rodger John, cooper, 37 Crawfurd st 

Rodger John, rivetter, 24 Bruce st 

Rodger John, merchant's ganger, 52 Rue-end st. Ho. 3 

Inverkip st 

Rodger John, banker, Clydesdale Bank Ho. 63 Union st 

Rodger Thomas, labourer, 27 Lynedoch st 

Rodger Walter, W. B. , civil engineer, 23 Eldon st 

Rodger Mrs Alexander, Newton st 

RODGERS James, dealer in oysters, 8 Gross-shore st 

RODIE John, smith, 64 Wellington st 

ROGAN Mrs, 13 West Stewart st 

ROHL Gustaf , ship store dealer, 1 Watt place. Ho. 95 Roxburgh 

st 

RONALD Hugh, salesman, 63 Nicolson st 

Ronald James, labourer, 40 Cathcart st 

Ronald James, traveller, 85 Wellington st 

Ronald William, spirit- dealer, 17 Bearhope st 

Ronald Mrs Robert, 9 Mount Pleasant st 

ROONEY Dennis, agent, 70 Ann st 

RORISON Thomas D„ sugar boiler, 18 Hope st 

ROSE David, painter, 5 Hope st 

Rose Donald, labourer, 12 Baker st 

Rose Mrs, 45 Wellington st 

ROSS Alexander, forwarding agent, 2 Cross-shore st 

Ross Bailie (of Whyte & Ross), 14 Wellington st 

Ross Charles, patternmaker, 83 Belleville st 

Ross, Corbet & Co., merchants and commission agents, 2; 

Shannon's close 

Ross David, smith, 70 Wellington st 

Ross Finlay, irondresser, 23 Crescent st 

Ross Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 24 Charles st. Ho.i 

5 Kelly st 

Ross James, caulker, 12 Port-Glasgow road 

Rosa James, labourer, Old Hillend 

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Ross James, engineer, 23 East Hamilton st 

Ross Jamss, carpenter, 33 Inverkip st 

i Ross James, carpenter, 03 Inverkip st 

Ross John, joiner, 38 Crawfiird st 

Ko33 John, wholesale ironmonger, 29 Cathcart st 

Ross Lamond, brassfinisher, 5 Newton st 

Ross Lewis, agent for Royal Liver Friendly Society, 23 

Hamilton st 

Ross Robert, carpenter, 7 Hill st 

Ross Rjbtrt, labourer, 13 Sir Michael st 

RjS3 Simon, storeman, 13 West Blackhall at 

Ross Thomas, labourer, 66 Lynedoch st 

Ross Tnomas, yardsman, 52 West Blackhall st 

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1 Ross William, labourer, 10 Baker st 

Ross William, merchant and sugar broker, National Bank 

buildings, 2J Cathcart st. Ho. 63 Esplanade 

Ross William J. grocer, 6 Inverkip st 

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Ross Mrs, 51 Kelly st 

Ross Mrs, 29 Nicolson st 

Ross Mrs John, 27 Lyle st 

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I Ross Mrs Peter, 11 Lyle st 

I Ross Mrs William, 8 Holmscroft st 

ROSWARE Miss, 43 Holmscroft st 

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ROUGVIE John M'D, timber merchant, 15 Laird st 

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Rougvie Miss Helen, milliner, 2 West Blackhall st. Ho. 15 

Laird st 

Rougvie M. & K., furnishing warehouse, 7 West Blackhall 

st. Ho. 15 Laird st 

Rowan G. J. & Co., general drapers, clothers and out6tters, 

Cathcart Square House. Ho. 55 Esplanade 

i Rowan John, shoemaker, 1 Nicolson st 

Rowan Samuel, policeman, 7 West Blackhall st 

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i Rowan Thomas B. (of Ballantine & Rowan), 20 Eldon st 

Rowan Thomas, flesher, 23 East Shaw st 

ROXBURGH Archibald, 19 Fox st 

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j Royal 

Roxburgh Mrs .lames, 13 Tobago st 

Roxburgh Street Sugar Refining Co. , 40 Sir Michael st 

ROY John, joiner, 45 Holmscroft st 

ROYAL Bank of Scotland, 33 Cathcart st 

Royal Hotel, 3 East breast 

Royal Liver Friendly Society, 29 Hamilton st 

Naval Reserve Office, 7 Virginia st 

Russell Alexander, rivetter, 65 Regent st 

Russell Andrew, salesman, 26 Patrick st 

Russell Bernard, engineer, 11 EastjStewart st 

Russell Daniel, cooper, 23 East Stewart st 

Russell Henry, joiner, 11 Regent st 

Russell Hugh, joiner, 21 Bearhope st 

Russell James, School Board officer, 3 M'Kenzie st 

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Russell James R., spirit merchant, 21 Port-Glasgow road 

Russell James, traveller, Greenfield cottage, Ladyburn 

Russell James, merchant, 11 West breast. Ho. 73 Union st 

Russell John, carpenter, 38 Hamilton st 

Russell John, baker, 8 Market st 

Russell John, clerk, 13 Mearns st 

Russell W. C. & Co., wholesale and retail wine and spirit 

merchants, 27 Cathcart st and 3 Cartsbum st. Ho. 29 

Nicolson st 

RUTHERFORD Alexander M., shoemaker, 22 Lynedoch st. 

Ho. 1 Mill st 

Rutherford James, boilermaker, 34 Ingleston st 

Rutherford George, clerk, 18 Bruce st 

Rutherford Mrs James, greengrocer, 4 Ann st 

RYAN Michael, copiDersmith, 9 Lynedoch st 

Ryan Mary, furnishings, 7 Market st 

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SAILORS' Home, 1 Dock breast 

St Andrew's Free Church, 18 West Stewart st 

St John's Episcopal Church, 10 Union st 

St Lawrence's Roman Catholic Chapel, 1 Rue- end st 

St Lawrence's Roman Catholic School, 10 Stanners st 

St Lawi'ence's Mission-house, 6 St Lawrence st 

St Mary's Roman Catholic Chapel, 14 Patrick st 

St Thomas' Free Church, Grey Place 

Salmon Thomas, coachman, 15 Nicolson st 

Salmon William B., insurance agent and coal merchant, 2 

Church place. Ho. 13 Kelly st 

Salmon Mrs James, feuar, 7 Bentinck st 

SAMSON John, shoemaker, 61 Nicolson st 

Samson Thomas, storekeeper, 99 Belleville st 

SANDFORD John, boilermaker, 50 St Lawrence st 

SARGEANT Charles, Glasgow and Greenock carrier, 66 

Regent st 

SAUNDERS James, traveller, 52 Ann st 

Sanders James, stationer and tobacconist, 23 Tobago st 

Saunders Mrs, 14 Mearns st 

Saunders Mrs Helen, 6 Laurieston st 

SAYERS Alexander, cooper, 35 West Burn st 

Sayers Gilbert, cooper, 22 West Stewart st 

SCALLY John, fitter, 64 Wellington st 

School Board (Burgh) Offices, 2 Bank st—George Williamson 

clerk 

SCHRODER Charles, mate, 13 Nelson st, west 

SCHULTZ Mrs, 14 Brnce st 

SCOBBIE James, shipmaster, 8 Mount Pleasant st 

SCOFFIELD Miles, labourer, 36 Crescent st

DIIlECrORY. 163 

Scoffield Mrs Samuel, 77 Regent st 

SCOTLAND James (of H.M. Customs), 11 Roxburgh st 

SCOTLIND Charles, shoemaker, 13 Vennel 

SCOTSMAN Newspaper Office, 5 Palmerston buildings — 

Hugh Wilson, agent 

SCOTT Alexander, joiner, 3 Regent st 

Scott Alexander, 33 Ingleston st 

Scott Alexander & Sons, sugar refiners. Baker st and Barryyards, 


Scott Alexander (of Alexander Scott & Sons), Hayiield, 27 

Bank st 

Scott Alexander, jun. (of Alex. Scott & Sons), Hayfield, 27 

Bank st 

Scott Alexander, boilermaker, 97 Balleville st 

Scott Alexander, clerk, 20 Union st 

Scott Alexander, joiner, 27 Roxburgh st 

Scott Alexander, contractor, 12 Mearna st 

Scott & C3., engineers and iron shipbaildars, Oartsdyks 

Scott David, carpenter, 79 Port-Glasgow road 

Scott David, currier, 21 Antigua st 

Scott Edward, shipmaster, 21 Esplanade 

Scott Finlay, feuar, 70 Ann st 

Scott & Ford, joiners and builders, Uppor Trafalgar st 

Scott George, shipmaster, 29 Nelson sc, west 

Scott Hugh, smith, 72 Ann st 

Scott Ivie, family grocer and wine merchant, 16 West Blackball 

st and 72 Eldon st. Ho. 1 Martin terrace 

Scott James & Co., clothiers, hatters, and military tailors, 

]8 West Blackball st. Ho. 7 Nelson st, west 

Scott James, Main's cottage, East C.'awford st 

Scott James, teacher, 59 fSt Lawrence st 

Scott James, flesher, 4 Cartsburn st 

Scott James, cooper, 40 Nicolson st 

Scott James E., iron shipbuilder. Main st. Ho. 27 Esplanade 

Scott John, railway guard, 11 Lynedoch st 

Scott John, feuar, 45 Roxburgh st 

Scott John, yst. (of Scott & Co. and Greenock Foundry Co.), 

Seafield house, 34 Brougham st 

Scott John C, wine and spirit merchant, 69 Vennel and 62 

Wellington st. Ho. 19 Brisbane st 

Scott John, rivetter, 39 Dalrymple st 

Scott John, jun. , iron merchant, 54 Rue-end st and 62 Jamaica 

st, Glasgow. Ho. 34 Union st, Greenock 

.Scott John, cask dealer, 16 Duncan st. Ho. 54 Wellington 

st 

Scott John, dairyman, 1 Inverkip road 

Scott John, carter, 7 Tobago st 

Scott John, baker, 55 Vennel. Ho. 23 Sir Michael st 

Scott John, feuar, 4 Ann st


Scott John H., tinsmith, ship chandler and gasiitter, 9 Hamilton 

st. Workshop 11 Market st. Ho. 13 Ardgowan st, 

west 

Scott John, rivetter, 44 Shaw st 

Scott Joseph D. (of Alex. Scott & Sons), 18 Margaret st 

Scott Matthew (of Scott & Ford), 10 Mill st 

Scott Matthew, shoemaker, 3 Hamilton st 

Scott Matthew, joiner, 71 Ann st 

Scott Peter, general grocer, 9 West Blackhall st. Ho. 12 

Brislnine st 

Scott Peter (f Scott &• Stewart), 45 Holmscroft st 

Scott Robert, sergeant of county police, 9 Watt st 

Scott Robert, pilot, 30 East Hamilton st 

Scott Robert Sinclair (of Scott it Co, and Greenock Foundry- 

Co.), Craigievar house, Skelmorlie 

Scott & Stewart, masons and contractors, Lynedoch st 

Scott Thomas, mechanic, 19 Ingleston st 

Scott Thomas, draper and clothier, 38 Hamilton st. 

Brisbane st 

Scott Thomas, sawyer, 15 Lyle st 

Scott Thomas, labourer, 21 Tobago st 

Scott Thomas, mason, 7 Caddlehill st 

Ho. 20 

Scott Walter, grocer, 41 Nelson st, west 

Scott William, flesher, 4 Sir Michael st. 

Scott William, joiner, 65 Roxburgh st 

Ho. 33 do 

Scott Margaret, confectioner, Steamboat quay. Ho. 32 

Brisbane st 

Scott Miss, 12 Margaret st 

Scott Miss, ] 1 Roxburgh st 

Scott Mrs, 21 Bearhope st 

Scott Mrs 26 Arthur st 

Scott Mrs, ] 5 Roxburgh st 

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Scott Mrs .Tames, 4 Ingleston st 

Scott Mrs Jane, 46 East Crawford st 

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Sc()tt Mrs John, lodgings, 29 Brougham st 

Scott Mrs M. , 36 East HamiltQJi st 

Scott Mrs Peter, dressmaker, 79 Holmscroft st 

Scott Mrs, tobacconist, 36 Dalrymple st 

SCRIMGEOUR Archibald, labourer, 15 Belleville st 

Scrimgeour Robert, rivetter, 56 Wellington st 

SCOTTISH Legal Burial and Loan Society, 24 Bank st 

Scottish Property Investment Company, 4 Hamilton st 

Alex. Blair, writer, agent 

Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society. J. M. 

Hutcheson, agent 

SCREW Tug Companj' (Limited), 23 Palmerston buildings. 

George Struthers, manager 

SEALY Mrs, 7 Hope st 

SEATH James, wool sorter, 62 Drumfrochar road 

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BIEECTORY, 165 

Seath John, smith, 8 St Lawrence st 

Seath J ohn, blacksmith, 54 Dnniifrochar road 

pianoforte teacher, 29 Patrick st 

ISeath Mrs M. , 

Seath Mrs, lodgings, 67 Rue-end st 

SELBY William S. , agent North British Railway Co., Lynedoch 

st, and Albert Harbour Goods station. Ho. 22 

Wellington st 

SELLARS Andrew, brassiinisher, 25 Belleville st 

Sellars Mrs Quintin, 25 Sir Michael st 

Sellars David, smith, 6 Laurieston st 

SELLERS Robert, 37 Roxburgh st 

SEMPLE William, shoemaker, 20 Hope st 

SERVICE Archibald, smith, 63 Ann st 

Service Daniel, engine-driver, 85 Belleville st 

Service George, brassfinisher, 20 Lyle st 

Service John, baker, 45 Cathcart st. Ho. 23 Roxburgh st 

Service Thomas, engineer, 3 Belleville st 

Service Mrs W., lodgings, 4 Robertson st 

Service Mrs John, lodgings, 21 Lyneduch st 

SHAND Rev. Alexander Erskine, M. A., Minister of the Church 

of Scotland, Sydney place, 16 Eldon st 

Shand John, agent, 34 East Crawford st 

Shand Robert, furnishing ironmonger, 30 Nicolson st. Ho. 

38 Mearns st 

Shand Misses, 17 Brisbane st 

SHANKLAND Dugald & Co., merchants and shipowners, 


Shankland Dugald (of Dugald Shankland & Co.), 49 Eldon st 

Shankland Robert & Co., shipowners, ship and insurance 

brokers, 23 Cathcart st 

Shankland Roljert (of Robert Shankland & Co.), 38 Union st 

Shankland Thomas, cooper, 19 Nicolson st 

Shankland Thomas, shoemaker, 30 West Blackball st 

SHANKS John, mason, 13 Bruce st 

SHANNON George, 62 Ann st 

Shannon James, tailor, 60 Ann st 

Shannon William, labourer, 64 Ann st 

Shannon Mrs, 11 Bearhope st 

SHARKEY James, hawker, 63 Dairymple st 

SHARP & FergTisson, glass and china merchants, 16 West 

Blackball st 

Sharp James C, wine and spirit merchant, 4 Shaw st. Ho. 

36 Mearns st 

Sharp John, cooper, 45 Holmscroft st 

Sharp John, grocer and provision merchant, 25 Rue-end st. 

Ho. 20 Antigua st 

Sharp Thomas, carpenter, 22 Crawfurd st 

Sharp William, grocer and spirit dealer, 15 John st 

Sharp William (of Campbell, Anderson & Co. ), 12 Brisbane st


Sharp William (of Duncan & Sharp), 101 Belleville st 

Sharp William, mne and spirit merchant, 32 West Blackhall 

st. Ho. 12 Brisbane st 

Sharp Mrs, lodgings, 29 Ann st 

Sharp Mrs, 66 Wellington st 

SHAW Angus, wine and spirit merchant, 17 Regent st 

Shaw Duncan, shoemaker, 84 Roxburgh st 

Shaw Duncan, joiner, 15 Mount Pleasant st 

Shaw James (of William Shaw & Sons), Finnart st 

Shaw James, engineer, 73 East Hamilton st 

Shaw John, blacksmith, 6 Laurieston st 

Shaw John, furnishings, 8 Inverkip st. Ho. 2 Prince's st 

Shaw John, carter, 1 West Burn st 

Shaw Neil, grocer and feuar, 34 Dalrymple st. Ho. 25 

Brougham st 

Shaw Neil; carpenter, 5 Prospect hill 

Shaw iSeil, jail wp.tchman, 21 Bruce st 

Shaw Robert, boilermaker, 3 Crescent st 

Shaw \^ illiam, slater, 1 Hill st 

Shaw William & Sons, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 28 

Hamilton st 

Shaw William (of William Shaw & Sons), 9 Brisbane st 

Shaw William, jun. (of William Shaw & Sons), 9 Brisbane st 

Shaw William, potato merchant, 4 Palmerston buildings. Ho. 

8 Trafalgar st 

Shaw William, carpenter, 9 Bearhope st 

Shaw Mrs Janes, wine and spirit merchant, 7 East breast. 

Ho. 34 West Shaw st 

SHAWS Water Chemical Works, Dellingburn st. John 

Poynter & Son 

SHEARER Alexander (of Shearer & Shepherd), 2 Glen st 

Shearer Hugh, grocer, 27 Hamilton st and 52 Shaw st. Ho. 

9 Shaw place 

Shearer Hugh, wholesale grocer, 3 Mansionhouse lane 

Shearer James, painter, 22 Arthur st 

Shearer James, commercial trave ler, 19 Brisbane st 

Shearer James, salesman, 16 Cathcart st 

Shearer John, carpenter, 9 East Blackhall st 

Shearer Ninian, brasslinisher, 29 Lynedoch st 

Shearer Robert B., writer and notary public, 14 Hamilton st. 


Shearer William, messenger-at-arms, 3 Bank st. Ho. 4 

Robertson st 

Shearer & Shepherd, ironmongers, 9 William st 

Shearer Mrs, spirit merchant, 21 Ann st. Ho. 41 Roxburgh 

st 

SHEDDEN John, engineer, 15 Belleville st 

Shedden Eobert, tanner, 89 East Hamilton st 

SHEPHERD George, joiner, 10 Hope st

DIRECTOUY, 167 

Shepherd William (of Shearer & Shepherd), 19 Wellington st 

SHERIDAN Joseph, gardener, 20 Inverkip st 

Sheridan Robert, superintendent of cemetery, parks, and 

burying grounds. Office, Cemetery. Ho. 5 Orangefield 

place 

Sheridan William, labourer, ] Drumfrochar road 

SHERIFF Court Hall, County'buildings, 1 Nelson st, west 

Sheriff Henry, gardener, 41 Holmscroft st 

Sheriff Joseph (of J. D. M'Gregor & Co.), 40 Lynedoch st 

SHIELDS James, carpenter, 45 Shaw st 

Shields James A., joiner, 86 Belleville st 

Shields Thomas, shoemaker, 5 Smith's lane 

Shields William, painter, 40 Shaw st 

Shields Mrs, washerwoman, 4 Nelson st. Glebe 

SHIER James, blacksmith, 19 Antigua st 

SHIPPING Office for Seaman, 7 Virginia st 

SHIPWRIGHTS' Provident Union Society, 2 East Blackhall 

st 

SHIRLAW Joseph, carpenter, 101 Belleville st 

SHIRLEY Miss, 73 Nicolson st 

SHORTRIDGE Samuel, M.D.,and L.R.C.S., Edinburgh, 29 


SHUELL Andrew L, , plumber and gasfitter, 7 West Blackhall 

st. Ho. 6 do 

SIDEY William, cab proprietor, 2 St Lawrence st 

SIEGER E. & S. Brothers, watchmakers and jewellers, Palmerston 

buildings 

Sieger Engelbert, spirit merchant, 41 West Blackball st. 

Ho. 17 do 

Sieger Sophron (of E. & S. Sieger Brothers), 24 Bank st 

SIM John, grocer, 32 Lynedoch st. Ho. 28 do 

SIMMONS Stephen, mason, ] Duncan st 

SIMPSON Adam, cooper, 26 East Shaw st 

Simpson A. C. (of Neil Broun & Co.), 9 Shaw place 

Simpson & Co., rivet manufacturers, 7 Dellingburn sq 

Simpson Alexander, smith, 80 Roxburgh st 

Simpson David (of Simpson & Co. ), 24 Antigua st 

Simpson David M., accountant, house factor and insurance 

agent, 28 Hamilton st. Ho. 9 West Stewart st 

Simpson Gordon, teacher, Lynedoch Street School. Ho. 43 

Dempster st 

Simpson James, coachman, 51 Eldon st 

Simpson James, letter carrier, P. O. house, 2 Bearhope st 

Simpson James, lathsplitter, 22 Tobago st 

Simpson James, engineer, 8 Springkell st 

Simpson James, miller, 6 Dellingburn sq 

Simpson James, weaver, 17 Tobago st 

Simpson James, butcher, 73 Roxburgh st. Ho. 10 South st 

Simpson John, labourer, 8 Ann st


SirDpson John, carpenter, 7 Nile st 

Simpson John, smith, 5 Dempster st 

Simpson John, flesher, 25 Regent st and 20 Tobago st. Ho. 


Simpson John, mate, 5 Holmscroft st 

Simpson John, joiner, 63 Ann st 

Simpson John, porter and tobacconist, 5 East Quay lane. Ho. 

22 West BlackhaU st 

Simpson Matthew, carpenter, 10 Hill st 

Simpson Matthew, labourer, 11 liill st 

Simpson Richard, overseer, 116 Drumfrochar road 

Simpson Richard, sailmaker, 63 Nicolson st 

Simpson William, agent United Reform Friendly Society, 22 

Sir Michael st. Ho. do 

Simpson William, overseer, 6 West Stewart st 

Simpson William, labourer, 1 Belleville st 

Simpson William, engineer, 3 Crescent st 

Simpson Miss, draper, 2 Tobago st 

Sim^json Mrs, stoneware dealer, 51 Vennel 

Simpson Mrs, 13 Antigua st 

SINCLAIR Alexander, fireman, 7 Cathcart st 

Sinclair Alexander, dyer and cleaner, 29 Charles st 

Sinclair Angus, smith, 17 Newton st 

Sinclair Archibald, gardener, 13 Nelson st, west 

Sinclair Archibald, cooper, 74 Ann st 

Sinclair Duncan, smith, 56 St Lawrence st 

Sinclair Humphrey, corkcutter, 36 Wellington st 

Sinclair Donald, mason, 61 Nicolson st 

Sinclair Donald, engineer, 8 Wellington st 

Sinclair Duncan, smith, 18 Antigua st 

Sinclair Duncan, coal merchant, 48 Dalrymple st. Ho. 9 

Nic(;lson st 

Sinclair G., customhouse officer, 5 West Stewart st 

Sinclair James, mercantile clerk, 19 Ardgowan st, 

west 

Sinclair John, mason, 25 Bruce st 

Sinclair John, joiner, 35 West Blackball st 

Sinclair John, farmer, Low Cornhaddock 

Sinclair John, cooper, 2 East Shaw st 

Sinclair John, carpenter, 1 Crawfurd lane, Inverkip st 

Sinclair John, gasfitter, 51 Inverkip st 

Sinclair Malcolm, carpenter, 2 Hue-end st 

Sinclair Malcolm, engine-driver, 3 Under Crescent 

Sinclair Malcolm, baker, 28 Lynedoch st. Ho. do 

Sinclair Malcolm, smith, 19 Ingleston place 

Sinclair Neil, tanner, 10 East Shaw st 

Sinclair Peter, blacksmith, 8 Mount Pleasant st 

Sinclair Robert, carpenter, 29 Belleville st 

Sinclair Walter, grocer, 7 Antigua st. Ho. 29 Lyle st


Sinclair Walter, agent to Seamen's Friends' Society, 37 Lynedoch 

st 

Sinclair William, agent for G. & J. Burns, Glasgow, Excise 

buildings 

Sinclair Miss, 30 Market st 

Sinclair Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 30 Dalrymple st. 

Ho. 35 West Blackhall st 

feuar, 47 Brougham st 

Sinclair Mrs D. , 

Sinclair Mrs Peter, cowfeeder, Broomhill 

Sinclair Mrs, feuar, 18 Bearhope st 

Sinclair Mrs, 6 Laird st 

SINGER Manufacturing Co., sewing machine manufacturers, 

8 West Blackhall st 

SINKINS W. T., Inland Revenue, 62 Regent st 

SKAKEL William, tailor, 64 Wellington st 

SKINNER Patrick, shipmaster, 9 Kelly st 

Skinner Thomas & Co., ship brokers, 30 Cathcart st 

SKIRVING Peter, smith, 6 Chapel st 

Skirving William, boilermaker, 11 East Blackhall st 

SKIVINGTON Arthur, wholesale wine merchant and commission 

agent, 5 Mansionhouse lane and 53 Shaw st. 


SLATER James, 6 Kelly st 

Slater James, jun. (of Slater & Wardrope), 6 Kelly st 

Slater & Wardrope, Kilblain Academy, 15 Kilblain st 

SLAVEN Archibald, labourer, 2 Roslin st 

Slaven James, labourer, 28 West Blackhall st 

Slaven Peter, rafter, 14 St Andrew st 

SLIGO Steam-Packet Company, 19 Palmerston buildings 

SLOAN James, carter, 47 Roxburgh st 

Sloan James, grocer, 19 East Shaw st. Ho. 11 Bruce st 

SMALL James, carpenter, 72 Ann st 

Small John, painter, 87 Wellington st 

Small Robertson, salesman, 8 Trafalgar st 

Small Miss, dressmaker, 8 Trafalgar st 

Small Mrs, 6 Mount Pleasant st 

Small M. , matron. House of Refuge, Upper Ingleston 

SMART Henry, compositor, 50 Holmscroft st 

Smart J. R. (of J. R. Smart & Co.), 34 Forsyth st 

Smart J. R. & Co., sugar merchants, 65 Rue-end st 

SMEATON James, joiner, 58 Drumfrochar road 

SMILLIE Thomas, sawyer, 3 Cartsburn st. Ho. 1 do 

SMITH Alexander, mason, 21 Ingleston st 

Smith Alexander, wholesale grocer and provision merchant, 

29 West Burn st. Ho. 47 Brougham st 

Smith Alex. C. & Co., sugar brokers and commission merchants, 

11 Highland close 

Smith Alexander C. (of Alexander C. Smith & Co ), 21 

Caddlehill st

I?0 DIRECTOE.Y. 

Smith Alexander, joiner, 10 Hope st 

Smith Allan B. (of Smith & M'Cuaig), 29 Patrick st 

Smith Andrew, joiner, 22 Sir Michael st 

Smith Andrew, joiner, 62 Driimfrochar road 

Smith & Armit, general drapers, clothiers and outfitters, 26 

and 28 Cathcart st 

Smith Daniel, painter, 10 Carnock st 

Smith David, blacksmith, 9 Hill st 

Smith David, engineer, 10 Hope st 

Smith David, tailor and clothier, 32 Hamilton st 

Smith & Davidson, grain merchants, etc., 4 Prince's st 

Smith Donald, H.M. Customs, 2 Crawfirrd lane, InAêrkip st 

Smith Donald, brasstinisher, 58 Lynedoch st 

Smith Dugald, church officer, 1 Argyle st 

Smith Duncan, carpenter, 3 Bearhope st 

Smith Gavin, boilermaker, 50 East Hamilton st 

Smith George, brasstinisher, 3 Orchard st 

Smith George, joiner, 8 Hill st 

Smith George, boilermaker, 40 Lynedoch st 

Smith Harry, Sherift-substitute, 44 Union st 

Smith Hugh, bookbinder, 10 Nile st 

Smith James, engineer, 51 Brougham st 

Smith James, carpenter, 66 Roxburgh st 

Smith James, shipmaster, 57 Esplanade 

Smith James, smith, 5 Cathcart st 

Smith James, engineer and grocer, 56 Lynedoch st 

Smith James, policeman, 43 Holmscroft st 

Smith James, bookbinder and account book manufacturer, 37 

Nicolson st. Ho. do 

Smith James & Co., commission agents. Exchange buildings, 


Smith James, gardener, 10 Ardgowan sq 

Smith James, blacksmith, 2 East Shaw st. Ho. Crawfurd 

lane, 44 Inverkip st 

Smith James Campbell, writer and notary public, 46 Cathcart 

st. Ho. 1 Finnart st 

Smith James H. (of Smith & Davidson), Craigliower, Finnart 

st 

Smith James (of James Smith & Co.), 9 Roxburgh st 

Smith James, labourer, 32 Ingleston st 

Smith Rev. J. B., of Union Street U. P. Church, 24 Margaret 

st 

Smith John C. , shoemaker, 22 Bearhope st 

Smith John, salesman, 27 Bruce st 

Smith John, coachman, 7 Mill st 

Smith John, spirit merchant, 50 East Hamilton st. Ho. 

Cappielow cottage 

Smith John (of Smith & Main), Upper Mearns st 

Smith John, mate, 16 Sir Michael st 

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Smith John, boot and shoemaker, 29 Hamilton st.' Ho. 17 


Smith John, wine and spirit merchant, 10 Market st and 13 

Hamilton st. Ho. 2 Shaw place 

Smith John, bar officer and keeper, County Buildings, 


Smith John, boarding-house keeper, 3 West Quay lane 

Smith John, wine and spirit merchant, 3() West Blackhall st. 

Ho. 3 Argyle st 

Smith John, boilermaker, 28 Crawfurd st 

Smith John, chemist and druggist, 6 Inverkip st 

Smith John R., billiard-room proprietor, 4 Watson's lane. 

Ho. 5 Mill st 

Smith Joseph, boilermaker, 10 Hill st 

Smith Joseph, rigger, 23 Bruce st 

Smith Joseph, seaman, 10 Carnock st 

Smith & M'Cuaig, joiners, glaziers, etc., 30 Charles st 

Smith & Main, coachbuilders, 24 West JBlackhall st 

Smith Malcolm, joiner, 7 Dempster st 

Saiith Michael H., surveyor of Board of Trade. Ho. 

Helensburgh 

Smith & MacLean, galvanizers, sheet iron rollers, manufacturers 

of galvanized and corrugated roofing, Kingston, 

Port-Glasgow road and Mavisbank, Glasgow 

Smith Neil, carpenter, 16 Antigua st 

Smith Neil, carpenter, 10 Terrace road 

Smith Peter, labourer, 7 Hill st 

Smith Peter, joiner, 13 Watt st 

Smith Philip, labourer, 9 Cross-shore st 

Smith R. & Co. , bag merchants, 17 Captain st 

Smith Robert Frazer, manager, Ingleston Refinery, 27 

Meams st 

Smith, Robert, H.M. Customs, 14 Bruce st 

Smith Robert, mason, 85 Wellington st 

Smith Samuel, joiner, 58 Lynedoch st 

Smith Thomas, gi-ocer and provision merchant, 5 Inverkip 


Smith Thomas, goldsmith and jeweller, 8 Hamilton st. Ho. 


Smith Thomas, assistant collector of poor rates, and session- 

clerk, 22 Crescent st 

Smith Thomas, ship smith, 9 New Dock lane. Ho. 39 Lynedoch 

st 

Smith Thomas, watchmaker, 3 Holmscroft st 

Smith Thomas, grocer, 6 John st 

Smith William, moulder, 7 Laurieston st 

Smith William, boilermaker, 6 Old Hillend. 

Smith William, accountant. Chamberlain's Office. Ho. 39 

Kelly st


Smith William, tailor, 36 Lynedoch st 

Smith William, gateman, 2 Old Hillend . 

Smith William, moulder, 76 Ann st 

Smith William, French polisher, 3 Manse lane 

Smith Miss, teacher of music, 81 Wellington st 

Smith Miss, hosier, 5 West Stewart st 

Smith Miss, 34 Sir Michael st 

Smith Misses, 44 Eldon st 

Smith Miss, milliner, 14 Union st 

Smith Miss, 2 Robertson st 

Smith Miss, furnishings, 28 Lynedoch st 

Smith Mrs David, 35 West Blackhall st 

Smith Wrs George, 11 East Shaw st 

Smith Mrs John, 4 James pi, 4 Lyle st 

Smith Mrs Robert, (of Smith & Armit) 33 Bank st 

Smith Mrs Thomas, 80 Roxburgh st 

Smith Mrs William, draper, 65 Ann st. Ho. 8 Nile st 

Smith Mrs, 9 Oathcart st 

Smith Mrs, 8 Nile st 

Smith Mrs, 13 Duncan st 

Smith Mrs, midwife, 9 Tobago st 

Smith Mrs, midwife, 18 Ann st 

Smith Mrs, 65 Union st 

SNODDY James, joiner, 19 Mount Pleasant st 

SOAR Mrs S., milliner and dressmaker, 2 Jamaica st 

SOMERVILLE William, joiner, 12 Tobago st 

Somerville Mrs, greengrocer, 17 Tobago st 

Somerville Mrs William, Higlilanders' Academy, 68 Roxburgh 

st 

SOMMERVTLLE John, tailor, 33 Lyle st 

Sommerville R. G. (of Jolm Robb & Co.), Aldergroye, Port- 

Glasgow 

Sommerville William, joiner, 48 East Crawford st 

Sommerville William^ joiner, 31 Hamilton st. Ho. 12 

Tobago st 

SORRIE Mrs Peter, 5 Antigua st 

SOUTAR Alexander B. (of Wm. Soutar & Son). 24 Trafalgar 

st 

Soutar William tt Son, boot and shoemakers, 38 Hamilton 

st and 26 Charles st 

Soutar VVilliain (of Wm. Soutar & Co.), 37 Roxburgh st 

SOUTH Peter, boatman, 36 Nicolson st 

SPEED John, 49 Holmscroft st 

SPEIR, Robe.-t, analytical ch3mi3t, Dellingburn Sugar Refinery. 

\io. 21 Brisbane st 

SPEIRS Hugh (of Hugh Speirs & Co.), 2(i Esplanade 

Speirs Hugh & (ô., merchants and Commission agents, CO 

Cathcart st i 

Speirs James, boilermaker, 13 Ingleston st


Speirs James, boilermaker, 42 Arthur st 

Speirs James & Son, sugar samplers and insurance agents, 

30 Catchcart st 

Speirs John, mason, 19 Duncan st 

Speirs Robert, rivetter, 8 Charles st 

Speirs William (of James Speirs & Son), Grosvenor terrace, 

36 Mearns st 

Speirs Misses, 3 Houston st 

SPENCE David, carpenter, 13 Springkell st 

Spence James, fruit merchant, 40 Cathcart st 

Spence John, slater, 5 Grey place 

Spence William, carpenter, 21 Antigua st 

Spence William, engineer, 18 St Lawrence st 

Spence Miss, 32 Brisbane st 

Spence Miss, boy's dressmaker, 45 Nicolson st 

Spence Mrs, dyer and cleaner, 5 Grey place 

Spence Mrs, 10 Brisbane st 

SPENCER Andrew, coal master, 14 Hamilton st 

Spencer Mrs, feuar, 44 Crawfurd st 

SPRUNT William, joiner, 11 East Blackball st 

STABLES Mrs, lodgings, 42 Regent st 

STANNERS James, smith, 36 East Hamilton st 

STANDARD Property Investment Co. (Limited), 27 West 

Burn st. J. W. Turner, writer, agent 

STARK Francis, skinner, 30 Arthur st 

Stark George, brassfinisher, 16 Crescent st 

Stark James, blacksmith, 91 Port-Glasgow road 

Stark Thomas, agent for the Bank of Scotland, 47 Cathcart 

ti st. Ho. 73 Union st 

STEEL H. & W., wholesale grocers and sugar brokers, 10 

Broad close 

Steel Hugh, builder, 14 Lyle st 

Steel Hugh, engineer, 31 Lyle st 

Steel John, contractor and builder, 12 Ardgowan st, west 

Steel John, joiner, 85 Belleville st 

Steel Robert, brassfinisher, 11 Cathcart st 

Steel Robert, labourer, 10 West breast 

Steel Robert, labourer, 10 John st 

Steel William (of H. & W. Steel), Roseville, 3 Finnart st _ 

Steel William, mason and builder, Jamaica lane, off Jamaica 

st. Ho. 35 West Stewart st 

Steel & M'Caskill, Glasgow and Greenock Shipping Co., 32 

Cathcart st 

STEELE James, coal merchant, 1 Bearhope st. Ho. do 

Steele Robert & Co. , 

shipbuilders and engineers, 6 Rue-end 

st, 56 Main st and Shaws Water Foundry, Ingleston st 

Steele Robert (of Robert Steele & Co.), 11 Margaret st 

Steele Robert, jun. (of Robert Steele & Co.), 2 Finnart 

terrace

] 74 DIRECTORY. 

Steele Stewart, carpenter, 11 John st 

Steele William (of R. Steele & Co.), Silwood, 

garet st 

Steele William, watchmaker, 51 Nicolson st 

UjDper Mar- 

Steele Miss, 65 Union st 

STEEN Edward, shoemaker, 

Mearns st 

9 Dalrymple st. Ho. 20 

Steen John, spirit dealer, 4 Dalrymple st. Ho. 20 Mearns st 

STENHOUSE James, joiner, 7 Moimt Pleasant st 

STEPHENS John, plumber and gaslitter, 36 West Blackhall 

st 

Stephens Mrs, seamstress, 13 Watt st 

STEVENS Alexander, furniture and bedding manufacturer, 

12 Sugarhouse lane and 30 Charles st. Ho. 53 Kelly st 

STEVEN John, accountant, 5 Campbell st. Ho. 30 Brisbane 

st 

STEVENSON, Adam, cabinetmaker, '41 Ann st 

Stevenson Adam, compositor, 18 Bearhope st 

Stevenson Alexander, joiner, glazier, and Venetian blind 

maker, 17 West Stewart st. Ho. 29 Nelson st, west 

Stevenson Alexander, joiner, 38 Nelson st, west 

Stevenson, Andrew, labourer, 3 Mill st 

Stevenson Archibald, surveyor, 23 Cathcart st. 

bane st 

Ho. 23 Bris- 

Stevenson Charles, sculptor and monumental designer, Cemetery 

Gate. Ho. 77 Holmscroft st 

Stevenson David, grocer and provision merchant, 24 Ann st. 

and 55 Shaw st. Ho. 59 Regent st 

Stevenson Duncan, tinsmith, 8 St Lawrence st 

Stevenson Gilbert, ropemaker, 43 Ann st 

Stevenson Hugh, draper, 38 Hamilton st. Ho. 11 West 

Stewart st 

Stevenson James, collector, Scottish Legal Assurance Co., 3 

Trafalgar st 

Stevenson James (of Peat & Stevenson), 11 Nelson st, west 

Stevenson John, moulder, 56 St Lawrence st " 

Stevenson John, tinsmith, 6 Laird st 

Stevenson John, engineer, 19 Cathcart st 

Stevenson T. M. , painter, oil and colour merchant, 12 Cathcart 

st. Ho. 14 Lyle st 

Stevenson Robert, boilermaker, 23 Belleville st 

Stevenson William, grocer, 44 Lynedoch st. Ho. 46 do 

Stevenson William, carpenter, 12 Wellington st 

Stevenson W. S., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 7 West 

Stewart st. Ho. 6 do 

Stevenson Miss, 1 Madeira st 

Stevenson Miss, 30 Ann st 

Stevenson Mrs, 15 Belleville st 

Stevenson Mrs, Prospect-hill House 

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DIRECTORY. 

175 

STEWART Alexander, plumber, 50 Roxburgh st 

Stewart Alexander, 22 South st 

Stewart Andrew, carpenter, 3 Manse lane 

Stewart Andrew (of Cartsburn Refining Co.), 8 Crescent st 

Stewart Archibald Dunlop, M.C., physician and surgeon. 

Consulting rooms, 12 Hamilton st. Ho. 39 Regent st 

Stewart A. Dunlop, jim., L.R.C.S.; L.M., Edin.; M.B.; 39 

Regent st 

Stewart Charles W., Burgh School Board inspecting officer, 

2 Bank st. Ho. 10 Watt Street 

Stewart Charles, pattern-maker, 5 Hope st 

Stewart Colin, printer, 19 Nicolson st 

Stewart Dugald, engineer, 2 Lyle st 

Stewart George, gardener, 3 Watt st 

Stewart Hugh, optician and jeweller, etc., 50 Shaw st. Ho. 


Stewart James & William, merchants, 1 Watt place 

Stewart James, saddler, 36 West Blackball st. Ho. 1 Inverkip 

road 

Stewart James, baker, 3 Hamilton st. Ho. 6 Antigua st 

Stewart James (of J. & W, Stewart), Garvocks, Greenock 

Stewart James, baker, 77 Regent st 

Stewart J. B. , accountant, Clydesdale Bank, East-end 

Stewart James, L.R.C.P.,Edin.; L.M.T.F.P.S.,Glas.; L.M., 

physician and surgeon, Grosvenor terrace, 36 M earns st 

Stewart James, joiner, 29 Belleville st 

Stewart James, saw miller, Waverley lane 

Stewart James, painter, 70 Ann st 

grain and cheese merchant, 17 East Quay 

Stewart James K. , 

lane. Ho. 22 Kelly st 

Stewart James P. pawnbroker, 48 Shaw st 

, 

Stewart James, smith, 5 Orchard st 

Stewart John, blockmaker, 15 Regent st 

Stewart John, labourer, 11 Hill st 

Stewart John, labourer, 41 Crawfurd st 

Stewart John, glazier, 5 Hope st 

Stewart John, seaman, 45 Crawfurd st 

Stewart John, plumber, 30 Ann st 

Stewart John, joiner, 26 Duncan st 

Stewart John, cooper, 4 Hill st 

Stewart John, feuar, 62 Eldon st 

Stewart John, green grocer, 26 Inverkip st 

Stewart John, wood turner, 46 Nicolson st 

Stewart John, ship store merchant, 4 Bogle st. Ho. 5 Finnart 

st 

Stewart John (of Scott & Stewart) 55 Holmscroft st 

Stewart John, cvitter, 16 South st 

Stewart Richard, smith, 24 Cartsburn st 

Stewart Robert, book agent, 12 Ardgowan st, west


Stewart Robert, labourer, 7 Belleville st 

Stewart Robert, blacksmith, 22 St Lawrence st 

Stewart Robert, j)ansman, 64 Wellington st 

Stewart Robert (of Brown, Stewart & Co.), Overton 

Stewart Robert, joiner, 26 Ann st 

Stewart Robert, stationer and bookseller, 32 Hamilton st. 


Stewart Samuel, manager, Greenock Gas Works. Ho. East 

Alderwood Villa, Port-Glasgow 

Stewart Thomas, surgeon-dentist, 23 Brougham st 

Stewart Thomas, carpenter, 21 John st 

Stewart Thomas, brassfinisher, 42 Lynedoch st 

Stewart Thomas , cashier, 103 Belleville st 

Stewart Thomas, sailmaker, ]9 Nicolson st 

Stewart William, railway inspector, 83 Wellington st 

Stewart William, boilermaker, 46 East Hamilton st 

Stewart William, coal agent, 69 Nicolson st 

Stewart William, plumber, 47 Roxburgh st 

Stewart Agnes T., pawnbroker, 49 Vennel 

Stewart Mrs Andrew, 62 Eldon st 

Stewart Mrs Anne, wine and spirit dealer, 24 Cathcart stand 

19 East Quay lane. Ho. 16 Cathcart st 

Stewart Mrs Isabella, spirit dealer, 69 Main st 

Stewart Mrs, Greenock and Glasgow carrier, 2 Hamilton st 

and 30 Howard st, Glasgow 

Stewart Mrs, Mansionhouse 

Stewart Mrs, ] 8 Bruce st 

Stewart Mrs, 7 William st 

Stewart Mrs, 39 Nelson st, west 

STIRLING Archibald, pilot, 10 Kelly st 

Stirling Robert, engineer, 3 St Andrew st 

Stirling Miss, dressmaker, 81 Roxburgh st 

grocer, 7 Shaw st 

Stirling Mrs A. , 

Stirling Mrs, 13 Lyle st 

STIRRAT Alexander, labourer, 2 Laurieston st 

Stirrat Mrs, 34 East Hamiltcm st >, 

STITT John, engineer, 7 St Lawrence st iv 

STONE James, moulder, 44 East Hamilton st 

Stone John, smith, 56 St Lawrence st 

Stone John, moulder, 22 John st 

STOODLEY Benjamin, coppersmith, 36 Ingleston st 

STORER James, printer and stationer, 34 West Burn st. 

Ho. 6 Inverkip st 

Storer James, smith, 6 Laurieston st 

STOREY Henry, mason, 9 Dempster st 

STORMS David, steamboat master, 2 Watt place 

Storms Mrs, greengrocer, 8 Kilblain st 

STRAC HAN James, rivetter, 24 St Lawrence st 

STRAINE George, pianoforte tuner, 27 Bruce st 

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STRAITON David, photographer, 8 Hamilton st. Ho. 63 

Rue-end st 

STRANG James, tailor, 18 Bruce st 

STRANRAER Steam Packet Co., 19 Palmerston buildings 

STURGEON Thomas (of Brown, Sturgeon k Co.), 1 MofFatst 

SUTHERLAND Alexander, joiner, 20 John st 

Sutherland Alexander, joiner, 11 East Blackhall st 

Sutherland Angus, railway carriage inspector, 11 East Blackhall 

st 

Sutherland Duncan, seaman, 97 Roxburgh st 

Sutherland H. , lather, 6 West Stewart st 

Sutherland Hector, boatbuilder, 8 Patrick st. Ho. 6 

Boyd st 

Sutherland James, joiner, 47 Roxburgh st 

Sutherland Peter, mason, 72 Roxburgh st 

Sutherland Roderick, carpenter, 2 Dellingburn st 

Sutherland Mrs, grocer, 13 Market st 

Sutherland Mrs, lodgings 11 Lyle st 

Sutherland Mrs, 23 Roxburgh st 

SUTTIE Charles (of Thomas Suttie & Co), 40 Forsyth st 

Suttie Thomas & Co., smiths, tinsmiths, brassfounders, etc., 

18 Cathcart st and 5 Brougham st 

Suttie Mrs Robert, 50 Roxburgh st 

SWAN Allan (of M'llwraith & Swan), 8 George sq 

Swan Andrew (of William Swan & Son), 2 Roberson st 

Swan Angus, labourer, 62 Wellington st. 

Swan Robert, butcher, 10 William st. Ho. 4 Shaw place 

Swan Robert, smith, 5 Orchard st 

Swan William & Son, slaters and slate merchants, 10 Tobago st 

Swan William (of William Swan & Son), Greenbank cottage, 

Finnart terrace 

Swan William, boilermaker, 40 Nicolson st 

Swan Mrs, 2 Claud place, Dempster st 

Swan Miss, 48 Brougham st 

SWEENEY Charles, pawnbroker, 5 William st. Ho. 3 

Shaw place 

Sweeney Hugh, porter, 48 Inverkip st 

Sweeney Joseph, cooper, 28 Crescent st 

Sweeney J. F., stationer and news agent, 6 West Stewart st 

Sweeney Joseph, letter-carrier, P.O. Ho. 6 West Stewart st 

Sweeney Mrs A., outfitter, 4 William st. Ho. 27 Nicolson st 

SWEET Richard, pilot, 34 West Blackhall st 

SWORD Archibald (of Paul, Sword & Co.), 36 Eldon st 

SYM William, lieutenant of police, 75 Holmscroft st 

SYME Alexander, joiner, 8 Kilblain st 

Syme John, engine driver, 83 Belleville st 

SYMINGTON David, engineer, 5 Holmscfoft st 

Symington Rev. Andrew, R.P. Church, West Stewart st. 

Ho. 13 Ardgowan st, west

178 

DIRECTORY. 

Sjanington Johli, joiner, 66 Inverkip st. Ho. 41 Nelson st, 

west 

Symington John, draper, 3 Watt st 

TAGGART John, porter, 33 Hamilton st 

TAILORS' House of Call, 16 Market st 

TAINSH William, traveller, 5 Holmscroft st 

TAIT James, smith, 13 Ingleston st 

Tait John, engineer, 97 Belleville st 

TANNAHILL James, teller, City of Glasgow bank, and insurance 

agent. Ho. 37 Kelly st 

TANNOCK Quintin, x^lasterer, 5 Sir Michael st. Ho. 6 3 

KeUy st 

TARBET James, salesman, 19 Mount Pleasant st 

Tarbet John B. (of Fish, Brown & Co.), 10 Forsyth at 

Tarbet Robert, police officer, 2 East breast 

Tarbet Thomas, smith, 12 Ardgowan st, west 

Tarbet William, joiner, 14 Bruce st ;, 

Tarbet Miss, lodgings, 50 Brougham st 

Tarbet Mrs, 18 Eldon st 

TASKER Andrew, merchant and agent for Clydesdale Bank 

East end. Ho. 40 Union st 

TAYLOR Alexander, R.C.C., St Mary's, Patrick st 

Taylor Alexander, smith, 20 Antigua st :t 

Taylor Angus, lighter master, 61 Ann st !i 

Taylor Archibald, engineer, 7 Mill st 

Taylor Ai'chibald, smith, 15 Ann st 

Taylor Archibald, engineer, ] Mill st 

Taylor Charles, clerk, East Crawford st 

Taylor David, flesher, 3 Manse lane. Ho. 28 West Bura st 

Taylor David, carpenter, 64 Sr La^Tence st 

Taylor Daniel, labourer, 15 East Shaw st 

Taylor Daniel, cork cutter, 55 Shaw st. Ho. Fancy Farm 

cottage 

Taylor Dugald, carpenter, 41 Ann st 

Taylor Duncan, coal, lime and cement merchant, 10 Patrick li 

st. Ho. 25 Brougham st 

Taylor Duncan, carpenter, 13 Charles st 

Taylor George, seaman, 47 Crawfurd st 

Ta}dor James, mason, 62 Drumfrochar road 

Taylor James, traveller, 71 Nicolson st 

Taylor James, spirit dealer, 9 Main st. Ho. 96 Belleville st 

Taylor James, carpenter, 4 Kilblain st 

Taylor James, teacher, 36 Lynedoch st 

Taylor James, boilermaker, 59 Holmscroft st 

Taylor James, smith, 97 Belleville st 

Taylor James, smith, 19 Ingleston place 

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Taylor John, flesher, 64 Wellington st 

Taylor John, boatman, 6 Watt st 

Taylor John, shipowner, 23 Kelly st 

Taylor Malcolm, cork manufacturer, 55 Shaw st. Ho. 29 

Cathcart st 

Taylor Matthew, tailor, 16 William st 

Taylor Robert, pansman, 30 East Hamilton st 

Taylor Thomas, carpenter, 10 Hill st 

Taylor William, moulder, 6 Old Hillend 

Taylor William, lineman, Post-Oflice, 37 Nelson st, west 

Taylor William, engineer, 64 Drumfrochar road 

Taylor William, labourer, 3 Virginia st 

Taylor William, teacher, Eskgrove Villa, Upper Fox st 

Taylor William F., wine and spirit merchant, 43 Crawfurd 

St. Ho. 37 West Blackhall st 

Taylor Miss, young ladies' seminary, 19 Mount Pleasant at 

Taylor Miss A,, milliner, Lome place, 54 Brougham st 

Taylor Mrs A., 86 Belleville st 

Taylor Mrs Angus, 24 Bank st 

Taylor Mrs A. , dressmaker, 50 Roxburgh st 

Taylor Mrs, lodgings, 13 Crawfurd st 

Taylor Mrs, 68 Roxburgh st 

Taylor Mrs, 46 Crawfurd st 

TELFER Robert, clerk, 58 Kelly st 

Telfer William, moulder, 6 Carnock st 

Telfer Mrs C. , grocer, ] Prospect hill 

TEMPLETON Alexander, salesman, 29 Dempster st 

Templeton, James, engineer, 7 Crescent st 

Templeton Matthew, joiner, 24 Trafalgar st 

Templeton Robert, spirit dealer, 21 Charles st. Ho. 5 

Watt st 

Templeton Robert P. , traveller, 31 Dempster st 

TENNANT William, engineer, 87 Belleville st 

Tennant Mrs, nurse, 33 Hamilton st 

Tennant Mrs, 11 Antigua st 

TERRACE Alexander, blacksmith, 32 Ingleston st 

TEULON John H. , house factor and commission agent, 23 

Cathcart st. Ho. 27 Regent st 

THEATRE Royal, 58 West Blackhall st—Alexander Wright, 

lessee 

THE British Linen Company's Bank, 13 William at 

The Clyde Pottery Co. , manufacturei's of earthenware, Port- 

Glasgow road 

The Greenock Erpiitable Loan Co., 24 Hamilton st—D, 

M 'Vicar, manager 

The Greenock Plate Glass Insurance Co., 19 Cathcart st 

The Singer manufacturing Co. , 8 West Blackhall st 

The Greenock Towing Co., 2 West Quay lane—Daniel 

M'Farlane, manager

180 

DIBECTORY. 

The Scotsman newspaper, branch office, 5 Pahnerston 

Buildings—Hugh Wilson, agent 

The Vale of Clyde Tram. Co.'s office, 29 Brougham st—J. D. 

Dalgleish, manager 

THOBHAVEN Gerard, sugar boiler, 73 Nicolsori st 

THOM Archibald, grocer and provision merchant, 5 Hamilton 


Thorn Daniel, seaman, 46 Crawfurd st 

Thorn John, feuar, 54 Regent st 

Thorn Walter, painter, 3 Virginia st 

THOMPSON J ohn, timekeeper, 23 Ingleston st 

Thompson William, coppersmith, 30 Wellington st 

Thompson Mary S., teacher, 95 Roxburgh st 

THOMSON Alexander, engineer, 61 Holmscroft st 

Thomson Alexander, blacksmith, 74 Wellington st 

Thomson Alexander, superintendent of Industrial School, 13j 

Captain st 

Thomson Alex, G., C.E., and architect, 32 Cathcart st 

Thomson Charles, plumber and gasfitter, 17 and 19 Kelly st 

Ho. 19 do 

Thomson Daniel, fireman, 7 William st 

Thomson David, boilermaker, 15 Belleville st 

Thomson David, joiner, 12 Lyle st 

Thomson Donald, tax-officer, 67 Roxburgh st 

Thomson Donald (of Thomson & M'Kew), 2 Robertson st 

Thomson Duncan, joiner, 12 South st 

Thomson Duncan, brassmoulder, 81 Belleville st 

Thomson George, cooper, confectionery and fancy goods, S 

Union st. Ho. do 

Thomson George, joiner, 32 Nelson st, west 

Thomson Rev. James Brown, minister of George Square U. P. 

Church. Ho. 49 Brougham st 

Thomson James, sugarboiler, 19 Antigua st 

^ 

Thomson James, engineer, 66 Holmscroft st # 

Thomson James, carpenter, 77 Regent st 

Thomson James (of Crawford & Thomson), 15 Lyle st 

Thomson James, salesman, 22 Crawfurd st 

Thomson James, moulder, 15 Lyle st 

| 

Thomson James, engineer, 30 Ingleston st ! 

Thomson John (of 

hall st 

Thomson & Maclean), 34 West Black 

Thomson John, seaman, 11 Hill st 

Thomson John, watchman, 60 Drumfrochar road 

Thomson John, sawyer, 7 Crescent st 

Thomson John, banker, National Bank of Scotland, 29 Cath 

cart st. Ho. Caddlehill House 

Thomson John, joiner, 9 Duncan st .|L| 

Thomson John, joiner, 22 John st 

Thomson John, rivetter, 46 East Hamilton st 

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DIRECTORY. 

181 

Thomson & M'Kew, coacli builders, 12 West Stewart st 

I 

> Thomson &; McLean, boilermakers and smiths, 54Crawfurd8t 

Thomson Michael, joiner, 3 Regent st 

Thomson Neil, plumber, 54 Wellington st 

Thomson Peter, sugarboiler, Clyde Sugar Refinery. Ho. 29 

Dempster st 

Thomson Rev. Peter, minister of CrawfurdsburnFree Church. 

Manse, Ratho st 

Thomson Peter, fitter, 9 East Blackball st 

Thomson Robert, cooper, 64 Ann st 

Thomson Robert, engineer, 66 East Hamilton st 

Thomson Robert, mason, 64 Wellington st 

Thomson Robert, carpenter, 9 Nicolson st 

Thomson Robert, pointsman, 36 Arthur st 

Thomson Robert, brush and comb warehouse, 27 Hamilton 

st. Ho. 5 Robertson st 

Thomson Thomas & Son, builders, contractors, asphaltêrs, 

cement and pavement merchants, etc. , 61 Nicolson st 

Thomson Thomas, builder and contractor. Ho. 55 Esplanade 

Thomson Thomas, fitter, 19 Main st 

Thomson William, grocer, 109 Port-Glasgow road 

Thomson William, boilermaker, 9 Hill st 

Thomson William, carpenter, 7 Prospect hill 

Thomson William, cooper, 58 Drumfrochar road 

Thomson William (of R. Cowan & Co.), Ringdove Villa, Finnart 

st 

' 

Thomson William W. (of T. Thomson & Son), 21 Brisbane st 

Thomson William, jun., C.E., Public Works Office. Ho. 22 


Thomson William, wool sorter, 62 Ann st 

Thomson Rev. Wm. Reid, minister of Sir Michael Street 

U.P. Church. Ho. 36 Forsyth st 

Thomson William, rivetter, 21 Main st 

Thomson Miss, greengrocer, 72 Roxburgh st 

Thomson Miss, 5 Roxburgh st 

Thomson Mrs, 16 Crescent st 

Thomson Mrs S. , feuar, 70 Holmscroft st 

Thomson Mrs Thomas, feuar, 7 Brisbane st 

THORBURN Walter (of Walter Grieve, Son, & Co.), Rosneath 

House, Rosneath st 

THORNE R. & Sons, wholesale wine and spirit merchants. 

importers and bonded store proprietors, 6 Manse lane 

and Havelock buildings, Greenock and 66 Mark lane, 

London, E.C. 

Thorne Robert (of R. Thorne & Sons), 11 Forsyth st 

Thorne Thomas M. (of R. Thorne & Sons), 48 Kelly st 

Thorne Mrs, 80 Union st 

TIERNEY John & Son, bootmakers, 49 Cathcart st 

Tierney William B. (of John Tierney & Son), 16 Hope st


TIFFIN Joseph, clerk, 53 Dnimfrocliar road 

TILL J. S., shipmaster, 24 Patrick st 

TINNIE James, labourer, 56 Driimfrochar road 

TOD John, patternmaker, 36 Crescent st 

TODD John, mason builder, 77 Holmscroft st 

Todd Robert, joiner, 38 East Crawford st 

Todd William, sugar merchant, 13 Kelly st 

Todd Mrs George, 26 Ann st 

Todd Mrs George, 23 Brisbane st 

Todd Mrs John, 24 Union st 

Todd Mrs H., green grocer, 31 Charles st 

TOLMIE John T., Mâtchmaker and jeweller, 16 Hamilton 


TONTINE Hotel, 34 Cathcart st 

TOOK William, rigger, 4 Ropework st 

TORRANCE Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, 4 Clarence 

st. Ho. 1 Ardgowan st. Glebe 

TOUGH Alexander & Son, rope manufacturers, Clyde Ropework, 

Drumfrochar road. Warehouse, 11 East Quay 

lane 

Tough David (of H.M. Customs), 73 Holmscroft st 

Tough James, m-oulder, 10 John st 

Tough John, clerk, 6 West Stewart st 

Tough William (of Alexander Tough & Son), 29 Regent st 

Tough Mrs, 31 Lynedoch st 

TOWN Hall, 6 Hamilton st 

TOWNEND Richard, engineer, 5 Roslin st 

TOWNLEY Hugh, carter, 11 West breast 

Townley Wiliam Archibald, tobacconist, 4 West Blackhall 

st. Ho. do 

TRAIN Mrs, grocer, 38 Main st 

TRAINER Michael, stevedore, 20 Tobago st 

TRAVERS James, broker, 43 Dalrymple st. Ho. 5 West 

Stewart st 

TRINITY U.P. Church, 31 Union st 

TROTTER John, engine driver, 52 Wêst Blackhall st 

TUCKER John, grocer and provision merchant, 7 John st. 

Ho. 3 Belleville st 

Tucker John, moulder, 22 Arthur st 

Tucker Nathaniel, petty olB&cer, R. N. , 41 West Blackhall st 

Tucker William, moulder, 3 Belleville st 

TUGGS Philip, seaman, 28 Dalrymple st 

TULLOCH Alexander, salesman, 24 John st 

TuUoch Robert, carpenter, 34 Crescent st 

TuUoch William, ropespinner, 45 Lynedoch st 

TURLEY James, moulder, 47 Main st 

Turley John, moulder, 11 Cathcart st 

TURNBULL Alexander J., C.E,, master of workb, 3 Jamaica 

st. Hq. 33 Ardgowan st. west

DlflECTORT. 183 

TurnbuU James, sugar boiler, 3 Brougham at 

Turnbull John A., sugar boiler, 38 M earns st 

TurnbuU Jonathan (of Morrison & Turnbull), 42 Holmscroft 

st 

Turnbull, Martin & Co., coal exporters and ship brokers, 6 

West Quay lane 

Turnbull Robert, carpenter, 18 Hope st 

TurnbuU William, carpenter, 15 Belleville st 

TURNER C. J, & Son, wool merchants and commission 

agents, 18 West Burn st 

Turner Duncan, joiner, 14 Bruce st 

Turner James William, Avriter and notary public, agent for 

the Standard Property Investment Co., Limited, 27 

West Burn st. Ho. Lome place, 54 Brougham st 

Turner James, writer, 31 Esplanade 

Turner John, saddler, 1 Watt place. Ho, 61 Lynedoch St 

Turner John, pilot, 13 West Blackhall st 

Turner Malcolm, teller, Union Bank of Scotland. Ho. Manor 

Crescent, Cardwell Bay, Gourock 

Turner Samuel, boilermaker, 68 East Hamilton st 

Turner Thomas, 17 Lynedoch st 

Turner WUliam (of C. J. Turner & Son), Trinidad Place, 20 

Eldon st 

Turner Mrs John, 3 Shaw place 

Turner Mrs Robert, 17 Lyle st 

TWEDDEL James (of Robert Cowan & Go), Duncrag, Finnart 

st 

TWEEDALE James, grocer and provision merchant, 68 

Vennel. Ho. Royal st, Gourock 

TWEEDLIE James, coppersmith, 9 Hope st 

Tweedlie Robert, coppersmith. Upper Mearns st 

Tweedlie William, meter inspector, 6 Mount Pleasant at 

TWIGO Edward, gunmaker and cutler, 33 Hamilton st. Ho. 


TYRE James, tanner, 6 Bruce st 

Tyre John, painter, 43 Crawfurd st 

Tyre Robert, of H.M. Customs, 40 Holmscroft st 

TYTLER Matthew, glazier, 28 Wellington st 

UNION Bank of Scotland, 1 Hamilton st 

tINITED Presbyterian Church, George sq 

United Presbyterian Church, 3 Union st 

United Presb)rterian Church, St Andrew sq 

United Presbyterian Church, Sir Michael st 

URIE Hugh, coachman, 6 West Stewart st 

Urie Hugh, brassfinisher, 9 Lynedoch st 

Urie Tames, carpenter, 52 Wellington st 

U


Urie James, engineer, 9 Hill st 

Urie Robert, photographer, 29 West Burn st. Ho. do 

Urie Thomas, seaman, 7 Dempster st 

Urie Thomas, fireman, 7 St Lawrence st 

Urie William, carpenter, 16 Crescent st 

Urie William, seaman, 22 South st 

Urie William, blacksmith, 26 John st 

URQUHART Alexander, labourer, 30 Crescent st 

Urquhart Kenneth, storekeeper, 38 Nelson st, west 

Urquhart James, brassfinisher, 6 Old Hillend 

Urquhart William, rigger, 19 Lyle st 

Urquhart Mrs James, 33 Cathcart st 

Urquhart Mrs William B., 23 Roxburgh st 

V 

VALLANCE Alexander, joiner, 10 Carnock st 

Vallance John, labourer, 6 Trafalgar st 

Vallance Peter, draper, 8 Lynedoch st. Ho. i3 do 

VANHOVE John, seaman, 26 Trafalgar st 

VASS David, carpenter, 3 Laurieston st 

VENTERS John, Inland Revenue officer, Gateside, Inverkip 

road 

VINCENT A. G., clothier and outfitter, 5 William st. Ho. 

37 Regent st 

Vincent John, seaman, 28 Dalrymple st 

VIRTUE William, ropespinner, 43 Ann st 

Virtue Mrs Alexander, 42 Holmscroft st 

VIVIAN H. H. & Co., Birmingham, brass and tube manufacturers, 

John Jamieson, agent, 2 Cathcart st 

Vivian & Sons, Swansea and London, copper and yellow 

metal sheathing manufacturers.—John Jamieson, agent, 

2 Cathcart st 

VOSPER Mrs John, 28 Ann st 

W 

WADDEL James, joiner, 30 Lynedoch st 

Wa.ddell John, timekeeper, 55 Drumfrochar road 

WALKER Alexander, drill sergeant, 13 Watt st 

Walker Alexander, cooper, 103 Belleville st 

Walker Alexander (of J. & R. Young & Co.), 27 Patrick st 

Walker Alexander, joiner, 6 Holmscroft st 

Walker Andrew, coal agent, 11 Nelson st, west 

Walker Andrew, moulder, 52 St Lawrence st 

W'alker Andrew, carpenter, 38 Lynedoch st 

Walker Archibald, carpenter, 42 Main st 

Walker Archibald, labourer, 14 Regent st 

Walker Hugh (of John Walker Oc Co.), 53 Esplanade *


Walker H. W. (of John Walker & Co.), 6 Finnart terrace 

Walker Hugh, engineer, 9 Holmscroft st 

Walker James, smith, 58 Wellington st 

Walker- James, railway porter, 11 Regent st 

Walker John, grocer, 28 Inverkip st. Ho. 5 Hope place, 

Gourock. 

Walker John, carter and contractor, 10 Buccleuch st 

Walker John (of John Walker & Co.), 6 Finnart terrace 

Walker John & Co. , sugar refiners, 3 Prince's st 

Walker Louson (of Welsh & Walker), 21 Union st 

Walker Robert J., engineer, 45 Lynedoch st 

Walker Robert, labourer, 19 Ingleston place 

Walker Robert, plumber, 106 Drumfochar road 

Walker Robert, joiner, 5 Watt st 

Walker William, flesher, 33 West Burn st. Ho. 106 Drumfrochar 

road 

Walker William, engineer, 9 Lyle st 

Walker Miss, Hartfell, Finnart st 

Walker Miss, 12 Ardgowan st, west 

Walker Mrs Ann, 42 Arthur st 

Walker Mrs George, wine and spirit merchant, 27 Rue-end 

st. Ho. 2 St Andrew st 

Walker Mrs J. grocer, 32 East Hamilton st 

, 

Walker Mrs, 3 Regent st 

Walker Mrs, 11 Crescent st 

WALLACE Charles, seaman, 1 William st 

Wallace Daniel, joiner, 35 Ann st 

Wallace David, moulder, 24 St Lawrence st 

Wallace E. S. (of James M'Lellan


Ward Richard, clerk, 37 Kelly st 

"WARDEN Andrew, watch and clock maker, 8 Hamilton at. 

Ho. 65 Holmscroft st 

Warden Archibald, timber measurer, 1 Cathcart st. Ho. 25 

Brisbane st 

Warden James B. , pilot, 9 Kelly st 

Warden John, japanner, 45 Cathcart st. Ho. 21 Wellington st 

"Warden John (of Hamilton & Adam), Alma Villa, Gourock 

Warden Robert, farmer, Finnart farm 

Warden William, coal merchant, 28 Yennel. Ho. 27 Nicolson 

st 

Warden Mrs M,, 54 Brougham st 

Warden Mrs, 84 Roxburgh st 

WARDLE G., agent for North British Daily Mail and Glasgow 

Weekly Mail, 1 Bank st. Ho. 32 Brisbane st 

WARDROP Andrew R., joiner, 51 Kelly st 

Wardrop David (of Slater & Wardroi)), 1^ Prince's st 

Wardrop John, spirit merchant, 43 Inverkip st. Ho. 7 

Caddlehill st 

WARE Courtenay, coal merchant, 1 Regent st. Ho. Glenhouse, 

Finnart st 

WARK David, labourer, 22 St Lawrence st " 

Wark Richard, labourer, ] 8 Tobago st 

WARREN Henry H., 50 Shaw st 

Warren Mrs, 4 East Shaw st 

WASSON Thomas, mason, 15 Regent st 

WAT George, solicitor, 29 Brougham st 

WATERFORD Steamship Office, 9 Customhouse place- 


WATERSON John, smith, 11 East Blackball st 

WATERSTON Alexander, labourer, 58 Lynedoch et 

Waterston Thomas, Royal Hotel, 3 East breast 

WATKINS William, engineer, 8 Hope st 

WATSON Alexander, 14 Lyle st 

Watson Alexander, joiner, 11 East Stewart st 

Watson Alexander L., traveller, 5 Dempster st 

Watson Charles, boilermaker, 34 Crescent st 

Watson Daniel M., manager, Overton Paper Mills, Overton 

Watson Frederick, hairdresser and perfumer, 8 West Black- 

Watson George, labourer, 9 Hill st 

hall st. Ho. 21 Nicolson st 

Watson Hugh, gaslitter and furnishing ironmonger, 12 Sugarhouse 

lane. Ho. 25 West Burn st 

Watson James, teacher, 65 Vennel. Ho. 14 Bruce st 

Watson James, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Inverkip st. Ho. 

7 Brisbane st 

Watson J. & G. sugar merchants, Palmerston buildings 

Watson James (of J. & G. Watson), 2 Manor crescent, 

Gourock

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! Watt 

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DiRECTony. ] 87 

Watson John, policeman, 72 Roxburgh st 

Watson John, grocer, 28 Ann st. Ho. 41 Roxburgh st 

Watson J ohn, engmeer, 3 Regent st 

Watson Malcohu, rigger, 4 Sir Michael st 

Watson Matthew, hairdresser, 41 Shaw st. Ho. 93 Roxburgh 

st 

Watson Moses, draper, 24 Trafalgar st 

Watson Robert, flesher, 62 Roxburgh st 

Watson Robert, hall-keeper, 7 West Blackhall st 

Watson Thomas, bootmaker, 11 West Blackhall st. Ho. 35 

Wellington st 

Watson Thomas, pastry baker, 83 Wellington st 

Watson Thomas, sailmaker, 40 Nicolson st 

Watson Thomas Christie, printer, 9 Mill st 

Watson William, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 31 Nicolsoii 

st. Ho. 93 Roxburgh st 

Watson Miss, dressmaker, 10 Sir Michael st. Ho. 27 Nicolson 

st 

Watson Misses, teachers, 62 Union st 

Watson Miss, feuar, 2 Nelson st, west 

Watson Mrs J., furnishings, 8 Yennel 

Watson Mrs J. , grocer, 21 Regent st. Ho. 21 Lynedoch st 

Watson Mrs Robert, 22 South st 

Watson Mrs, 15 Mcolson st 

WATT John, blacksmith, 7 Newton st 

Watt John, carpenter, 6 Hill st 

Watt Neil, joiner, 56 St Lawrence st 

Watt Robert, baker, 37 Holmscroft st 

Watt Thomas, joiner, 93 Roxburgh st 

Watt William, wine and spirit merchant, 47 Vennel. Ho. 

Upper Campbell st 

Watt William, smith, 41 Sir Michael st 

Watt Misses, 43 Forsyth st 

Mrs, 56 Drumfrochar road 

WATTERS Alexander, railway porter, 56 Lynedoch st 

Watters James, carter, 16 Arthur st 

Watters Stewart, shipmaster, 99 Belleville st 

Watters William, gatekeeper, 24 St Lawrence st 

Watters Mrs, 61 Ann st 

WAUDBY William, fireman, 3 Yennel 

WEBB William, labourer, 32 Sir Michael st 

WEBSTER Alexander, baker, 9 Argyle st 

WEDDEL William, slater, 6 Inverkip st 

WEEKS Thomas F., boarding-house keeper, 1 Ker st 

WEIR Alexander, weigher, 95 Roxburgh st 

Weir Allan, writer, 26 Hamilton st. Ho. 2 Robertson st 

Weir Duncan, carpenter, 70 Roxburgh st 

Weir Duncan, baker, 44 Crawfurd st. Ho. 95 Roxburgh st 

Weir Duncan, carpenter, 3 Regent st


Weir George, millwright, 22 Lyle st ^ 

Weir Hugli, accountant, house factor and insurance agent, 29 

West Burn st. Ho. 3 Kelly st 

Weir James, joiner, 20 West Blackhall st. Ho. 38 West 

Stewart st 

Weir James, smith, 15 Main st 

Weir James, smith, 25 Bank st 

Weir John, engine driver, 52 West Blackhall st 

Weir John, smith, 3 Belleville st 

Weir John, spirit dealer, 3 Shannon's close. Ho. 45 Lyne* 

doch st 

Weir Joseph, coachman, Maderia st 

Weir Robert, blacksmith, 27 Belleville st 

Weir Thomas, grocer, 4(5 Holmscroft st. Ho. 24 Bruce st 

Weir Thomas, carpenter, 12 Baker st 

Weir William M. G. , of Post Office, 12 Wellington st 

Weir Miss C. , 13 West Stewart st 

Weir Miss, 51 Kelly st 

Weir Mrs E., lodgings, 19 Regent st 

Weir Mrs, 15 Antigua st 

Weir Mrs, 13 West Stewart st 

WELL Park Promenade. Entrances, Regent st, Bank st, 

Sir John's brae, and Lynedoch st 

Well Park Free Church, Lynedoch st 

WELLINGTON Park Pleasure Grounds. Entrance, Drumfrochar 

road 

WELSH Dominick, sculptor, 40 Main st. Ho. 41 do • 

Welsh Henry, mason, 62 Drumfrochar road 

Welsh & Walker, accountants, house factors and insurance 

agents, 18 Cathcart st 

Welsh John, rivetter, 13 West Blackliall st 

Welsh John, smith, 27 Lynedoch st 

Welsh Robert, joiner, 19 Regent st 

Welsh William, boarding house keeper, 1 West breast 

Welsh Mrs, 10 Forsyth st 

WESLEYAN Methodist Chapel, 4 Ardgowan st, west 

WEST End Cricket Club, Bentinck Ground, Eldon st 

West William, gilder, 23 Ingleston st 

West Free Church, Ardgowan st, west 

West Miss, 7 Ardgowan st, west 

West Parish Church, Nelson st, west 

WESTERN Edward, shoemaker, 18 Sir Michael st 

WESTON Thomas, blacksmith, 1 Bruce st 

WHEAT Sheaf Hotel, 6 Church place 

WHITE Duncan, joiner, 56 Ljaiedoch st 

White Hart Hotel, 50 Cathcart st 

White Hugh, railway inspector, 52 West Blackhall st 

White James, carpenter, 11 East Stewart st 

White James, grocer, 70 Ann st


White James, sailmaker, 15 Bearliope st 

White John, chemist and druggist, 30 Hamilton st. Ho. 57 

Union st 

White John, engineer, 25 Belleville st 

White John, cowfeeder, 104 Drumfrochar road 

White Joseph, contractor, Upper Cartsburn st 

White Thomas, grocer, 25 East Shaw st 

White Thomas, tinsmith, 1 Holmscroft st 

White Walter, engineer, 46 West Blackhall st 

White Wilham M., teacher of short hand, 59 Ann st 

Wliite William, brassfinisher, 52 Wellington st 

White William, chemist and druggist, 9 Lynedoch st. Ho. 

11 Antigua st 

White Miss, 56 Wellington st 

White Mrs, 86 Union st 

White Miss, grocer, 17 Antigua st 

White Mary, 62 Wellington st 

White Mrs Alexander, 6 John st 

White Mrs James, 50 St Lawrence st 

White Mrs, 5 Arthur st 

WHITEFORD & Co., coal merchants, 3 Shannon's close. 

Ho. 5 do 

Whiteford James, tobacconnist, 41 West Blackhall st 

Whiteford James, M.D., L.KC.S.E. Consulting rooms, 43 

Hamilton st. Ho. 6 Forsyth st 

Whiteford John, cooper, 81 Wellington st 

Whiteford Robert, baker, 23 Regent st. Ho. 14 do. 

Whiteford Robert, boilermaker, 19 Belleville st 

Wliiteford William, wood turner, 11 Regent st 

Whiteford William, joiner, 93 Roxburgh st 

Whiteford Mrs John, grocer, 25 Market st 

WHITEHEAD James, grocer, 10 Cross-shore st. Ho. 

13 do 

WHITEHILL Daniel, carpenter, 24 Cartsburn st 

WHITELAW Adam B., smith, 95 Roxburgh st 

Whitelaw Alexander &Co., builders, contractors and brickmakers, 

76 Drumfrochar road 

Whitelaw Alexander (of Alexander Wliitelaw & Co.), Upper 

Mearns st 

Whitelaw Robert, sen. (of R. & R. Whitelaw), 28 Brisbane st 

Whitelaw R. & R. , coal merchants, 55 Regent st 

Whitelaw Thomas, coppersmith, 25 Ann st 

WHITESIDE Alexander, railway porter, 46 Lynedoch st 

WHITSON Robert, brassfinisher, 13 West Stewart st 

WHYTE Archibald, of H.M. Customs, 18 Hope st 

Whyte Archibald, engine-driver, 23 Lynedoch st 

Whyte Daniel, carpenter, 33 Lyle st 

Wliyte George, machinery and iron merchant, 13 John st. 

Ho. 11 Lyle st

190 DIEECTOEY. 

Whyte & Ross, tinsmiths and gasfitters, 11 East Quay lane 

Whyte Thomas, engineer, 21 Ingleston st 

Whyte Thomas, engineer, 17 Lynedoch st 

Whyte Thomas S., architect and surveyor, 32 Cathcart st. 

Ho. 2 Meadowbank, Gourock 

Whyte Thomas (of Whyte & Ross), 1 Hohnscroft st 

WIGHT George, engineer, 9 Belleville st 

WILCOCKS Henry, labourer, 19 Ingleston place 

WILD Mrs, 13 Crescent st 

WILKIE Alexander, carpenter, 15 Roxburgh st 

Wilkie Angus, joiner, 22 Lynedoch st 

Wilkie Angus, bricklayer, 17 Mount Pleasant st 

Wilkie Duncan, boilermaker, 19 Ingleston st 

Wilkie James, mason, 47 Hohnscroft st 

Wilkie John, watchman, 14 William st 

Wilkie John, lime burner, coal and cement merchant, 10 

Brougham st, and 98 Commerce st, Glasgow. Ho. Alma 

Villa, Gourock (See Advertisement) 

Wilkie John, bricklayer, 58 Wellington st 

WILKINSON Robert, iron plater, 10 Baker st 

WILLIAMS, Foster & Co., copper smelters and manufacturers 

of copper and yellow metal sheathing, Swansea 

Gray & Buchanan, agents, 12 Bogle st 

Williams Peter, pilot, 23 West Blackball st 

Williams Thomas, boilermaker, 9 Hill street 

Williams William, engineer, 8 St Lawrence st 

Williams William, boarding-house, 5 Shaw st 

Williams Mrs Agnes, 57 Hohnscroft st 

WILLIAMSON Alexander, carpenter, 14 Terrace road 

Williamson Charles, boilermaker, 10 Duncan st 

WilKamson Daniel (of Williamson & Gray), 22 Bank st 

Williamson George, writer and notary public and clerk to 

Burgh School Board, 2 Bank st. Ho. Newton st, Finnart 

Williamson & Gray, joiners and builders, 51 Vennel 

Williamson George, cooper, 3 Regent st 

Williamson James, gardener, 42 Inverkip st 

Williamson John, restaurant and purveyor, 100 East Hamilton 

st 

Williamson Robert, smith, 5 Ingleston st 

Williamson Robert, tailor, 2 Buccleugh st 

WilUamson Thomas, carpenter, 76 Welling-ton st 

Williamson William, currier, 38 Holmscroft st 

Williamson William, boilermaker, 37 Lynedoch st 

Williamson William, draper, 14 Cathcart st 

Williamson William, labourer, 1 ProsjDect hill 

Williamson Mrs M., 2 Watt place 

Williamson Mrs, 27 Nelson st, west 

Williamson Mrs, furnishings, 66 Roxburgh st 

WILLS, Peter, dyer, 64 Ann st

DIRECTOKY. 191 

WILSON Alex. M. (of A. & J. Wilson), 5 Roxburgh st 

Wilson Alexander, mason, 38 Ann st 

Wilson Alexander, boilerniaker, 13 Ingleston st 

Wilson Andrew, boilerniaker, 70 Wellington st 

Wilson Andrew S., hairdresser, 29 Regent st 

Wilson A. & J., ironmongers and ship chandlers, 65 Rue-end st 

Wilson Charles, gardener, 50 Dalrymple st 

Wilson David, carpenter, 7 Laurieston st 

Wilson David, plasterer, 70 Wellington st 

Wilson David, farmer, Cornhaddock 

Wilson Edward, drysalter and general merchant, 27 Charles 

st. Ho. Woodthorpe Yilla, 21 Esplanade 

Wilson Gabriel, seaman, 66 Ann st 

Wilson George, chemist and druggist, 40 Cathcart st. Ho. 1 

Union st 

Wilson H. , ship stores (bonded and free), and ship chandler, 

1 Watt place and 53 West st, Glasgow 

Wilson Hugh, joiner, 19 Bruce st 

Wilson Hugh, agent for the Scotsman, 5 Palmerston buildings 

Wilson James, spirit dealer, 41 Main st. Ho. 13 Lynedoch st 

Wilson James (of A. & J. Wilson), 3 Annadale place. Bank st 

Wilson James, joiner and builder, 24 East Shaw st. Ho. 22 

Trafalgar st 

Wilson James, civil engineer and superintendent of water 

works. Office, 8 Cathcart sq. Ho. Overton cottage 

Wilson James, engineer, 6 St Lawrence st 

Wilson James, flesher, 38 Ann st Ho. 50 Holmscroft st 

Wilson J. C, fruiterer, and confectioner, 12 Ann st. Ho. do 

Wilson John L., outfitter, 12 Dalrymple st. Ho. 7 

Dempster st 

Wilson John, Queen's porter, 3 Bedford st 

Wilson John, joiner, 24 West Blackball st 

Wilson John, salesman, 32 Crescent st 

Wilson John, smith, 46 East Hamilton st 

Wilson John, baker, 14 Ann st. Ho. do 

Wilson John, tenter, 56 Lynedoch st 

Wilson John, cooper, 46 Hamilton st and 39 Nicolson st. 


Wilson John, coalmaster, 5 Chapel st and 69 Great Clyde st 

Glasgsow 

Wilson John, grocer, 9 Newton st. Ho. 37 Nelson st, west 

Wilson John, grocer and provision merchant, 1 Ann st. Ho. 

73 Regent st 

Wilson John T. , hatter and hosier, 34 West Blackball st. 

Ho. 3 Bedford st 

Wilson John, spirit merchant, 4 Bearhope st. Ho. 9 Hohnscroft 

st 

Wilson John, provision merchant, 31 Cathcart st. Ho. 32 

Crescent st


Wilson Joseph, engineer, 34 Ingleston st 

Wilson Michael, coal agent, 21 Wellington st 

Wilson Michael (of Fulton Sl Wilson), 19 Wellington st 

Wilson Peter, labourer, 5 Mount Pleasant st 

Wilson Robert, plumber, 12 Bruce st 

Wilson Robert, engineer, 18 St Lawrence st 

Wilson Robert, brassfinisher, 22 Trafalgar st 

Wilson Robert, engineer, 13 Lynecloch st 

Wilson Robert, smith, 36 Lynedoch st 

Wilson Robert, steam-tug master, 63 Rue-end st 

Wilson Robert, engineer, 3 Antigua st 

Wilson T. H. & Co., sugar merchants, Exchange buildings,: 


Wilson T. H. (of T. H. Wilson & Co.), 49 Brougham st 

Wilson Thomas, coachman, 6 Nelson st, Glebe 

Wilson Thomas, boilermaker, 42 Arthur st 

Wilson Thomas, cooper, 2 Crawford lane, Inverkip st 

Wilson Thomas, mason, 6 Nelson st, Glebe 

Wilson Thomas, smith, 5 Belleville st 

Wilson Thomas, j)olice sergeant, 20 Bearhope st 

Wilson Thomas, writer, and assistant clerk to the trustees of 

the port and harbours of Greenock. Ho. 25 Brisbane st 

Wilson William, grocer and provision merchant, 17 East Shaw 

St. Ho. 20 South st 

Wilson William, flesher, 5 West Blackball st. 

doch st 

Ho. 13 Lyne- 

Wilson William A., M.D., CM., physician 

Grey place 

Wilson William, corkcutter, 41 Lynedoch st 

Wilson William, labourer, 10 Nile st 

Wilson Miss, 80 Brisbane st 

and surgeon, 6 

Wilson Miss Anne, furnishings, 46 East Hamilton st 

Wilson Miss Agnes, dressmaker, 69 Nicolson st 

Wilson Miss M., confectioner, 

falgar st 

8 Grey place. Ho. 22 Tra- 

Wilson Mrs Alexander, grocer, 38 Holmscroft st. 

Bruce st 

Wilson Mrs William, 3 Laurieston st 

Ho. 28 

Wilson Mrs J., 20 South st , 

Wilson Mrs, 21 Charles st 

Wilson Mrs, furnishings, 33 West Burn st 

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Wilson Mrs J. C, 7 Kelly st 

Wilson Mrs, 12 Bruce st 

Wilson Mrs, 9 Nicolson st 

Wilson Mrs, lodgings, 19 Kelly st 

Wilson Mrs E., huckster, 50 East Hamilton st 

WINGATE Gabriel, labourer, 34 Ingleston st .1 

WINCHCOMBE & Co. , furnishing and stay warehouse, 36? 

West Blackball st


WINK John, cabinetmaker, 58 Kelly st 

WINTON David, labourer, 6 Hope st 

Winton Robert, sailmaker, 19 Brisbane st 

WISHART James, engineer, 3 Crescent st 

Wishart Thomas, hairdresser, 2 Cross-shore st and 13 East 

breast. Ho. 1 Bank st 

WOLTMAN Matthew, sugarboiler, 83 Wellington st 

WOOD Alexander, gardener, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road 

Wood Francis, sculptor, 30 Bruce st 

Wood Joseph, coal merchant. Upper Greenock goods depot. 

Ho. Prosj)ect Hill house. 

Wood Robert, agent and correspondent for Glasgow Daily 

and Weekly Herald. Ho. 23 Kelly st 

Wood Thomas, sculptor and monumental works, Cemetery 

gate. Ho. 10 Wellington st 

Wood William, smith and cartwright , 1 1 Chapel st. Ho. 9 Lyle st 

Wood William, caulker, 62 Regent st 

Wood William, slater, 24 Ann st 

Wood William, engineer, 10 Antigua st 

WOODS Daniel, potter, 52 East Hamilton st 

Woods Henry, ironturner, 4 Ann st 

WOODHEAD Mrs, 50 Brougham st 

WOODHOW John, engine driver, 71 Wellington st 

WOOLER James, moulder, 65 Nicolson st 

WORREL Mrs, lodgings, 43 West Blackball st 

WOTHERSPOON Alexander C; hatter, 58 Rue-end st 

WRAY Nicholas Wm. , carpenter, 56 Kelly street 

Wray Miss E., furnishings, 33 Cathcart st 

Wray Mrs, 43 Lynedoch st 

WREDE & Co., sugar brokers and commission merchants, 

City Bank buildings, 32 Cathcart st 

Wrede Mrs Lear, feuar. South hill, 24 East Crawford st 

WRIGHT Alexander, lessee and manager, Theatre Royal. 


Wright (fe Co. , ship store merchants, 6 Palmerston buildings 

and 66 and 68 Howard st, Glasgow 

Wright David, mechanic, 61 Ann st 

Wright Irvine, overseer, 11 Mill st 

Wright James,' shoemaker, 3 Cowgate 

Wright James (of Wright & Co.), 37 West Stewart st 

Wright John & Co., shipbrokers and commission agents, 

Palmerston buildings, Customiiouse place 

Wright Joseph, fishmonger, 22 Ann st 

Wright Joseph & Co., chain and anchor works, Tipton. 

Campbell, jun., agent, 56 Rue-end st 

Wright Matthew, labourer, 12 Ann st 

John 

Wright Peter, tailor, 39 Nelson st, west 

Wright Peter


Wright Robert, engineer, 70 Ann st 

Wright E-obert (of Morrison & Wright), 75 Union st 

Wright Thomas, mason, 84 Roxburgh st 

Wright William, jun. , assessor and surveyor, Great Britain 

Fire Insurance Co. Office, 11 William st. Ho. Rockpoint, 

Gourock 

Wright William, storekeeper, 1 Mill st 

Wright William, boilermaker, 37 Nelson st, west 

Wright Mrs, 19 Brisbane st 

Wright Mrs Daniel, lodgings, 7 Lynedoch st 

Wright Mrs, lodgings, 9 Nicolson st 

WYLIE Alexander, engineer, 20 Hope st 

Wylie Alexander, engine driver, 5 York st 

Wylie Hugh, dairy, 3 Market st. Ho. 26 Trafalgar st 

Wylie Hugh, clerk, 15 Brougham st 

Wylie John, blacksmith, 24 Sir Michael st 

VV^ylie Joseph, boilermaker, 19 Regent st 

Wylie Robert, rafter, 79 Belleville st 

Wylie Matthew, cleaner, 6 Patrick st 

Wylie Miss, 76 Ann st 

Wylie Mrs, lodgings, 34 Inverkip st 

WYLLIE George, missionary, 5 Nelson st, west 

Wyllie James, flesher, 17 East Shaw st . 

Ho. 38 Sir Michael st 

WYMER Francis W., surveyor, Board of Trade, 7 Virginia 

st. Ho, 23 Ardgowan st, west 

Wymer Francis, engineer, 29 Belleville st 

WYSE Alexander, confectioner, 29 Hamilton st 

YEATS John, traveller, 13 Lynedoch st 

YEAMAN Joseph, plasterer, 70 Ann st 

YEO Mrs D. D., ladies and children's underclothing, berlin 

warehouse, 15 West Blackball st. Ho. 4 Nelson st, west 

YORK James (of J. & W. York), 56 Union st 

York William & James, contractors, 5 Campbell st 

York W. G., provision merchant, 5 Arthur st. Ho. 85 

Belleville st 

YORSTON Mrs, spirit dealer, 81 Roxburgh st 

YOUNG Andrew, teacher, 9 Ann st. Ho. 10 Brisbane st 

Young Archibald, joiner and glazier, 23 Ann st. Ho. 7 

Brisbane st 

Young David, inspector of weights and measures, and inspector 

under ' 

'Adulteration Food Act," Town Buildings, 

6 Hamilton st. Ho. 12 South st 

Young David (of Morton & Young), 6 Wellington st 

Young Hamilton, engine driver, 48 Crawfurd st 

Young Hugh, clerk, 5 Caddlehill st 

Young John, engineer, 22 Trafalgar st


Young John, shipmaster, 30 Nelson st, west 

Young J. & R. & Co. , shipbrokers, 32 Cathcart st 

Young Rev. John (minister of Trinity U.P, Church), 4 Glen st 

Young Peter, engineer, 7 Market st 

You^g Leonard, engineer, 25 Ann st 

Young Robert, skinner, 18 Hope st 

Young Robert, labourer, 58 Drumfrochar road 

Young Thomas, slater, 38 Crawfurd st 

Young Thomas, sawyer, 6 Carnock st 

Young Thomas, sailmaker, 9 Cathcart st 

Young William, blockmaker, 67 Regent st 

Young William, rivetter, 10 Port-Glasgow road 

Young William, cooper, 85 Roxburgh st 

Young William, spirit dealer, 10 Ann st. Ho. 12 Nile st 

Young William, seedsman and potato merchant, 10 Hamilton 


Young William, 5 Caddlehill st 

Young Miss Agnes, 25 John st 

Young Mrs, 63 Ann st 

Young Mrs A. , eating-house, 8 East breast 

Young Mrs William, 15 Nelson st, west 

YOUNGER John, ropespinner, 5 Holmscroft st 

Younger William, rojDespinner, 8 Ann st 

YUILL Archibald, solicitor, 32 Nicolson st 

Yuill Walter, teacher, School of Arts, 24 Bank st 

ZETTWITZ J. G., cabinetmaker, 28 Wellington st 

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TRADES AND PROFESSIONS. 

CLASSIFIED AND ARRANGED IN ALPHABETICAL 

ORDER. 

ACCOUNTANTS. 

Black William, 39 Kelly st 

Bone Quintin, 2 Bank st 

Campbell Diigald (and share broker), 49 Gathcart at 

Duncan John, 24 West Burn st 

Gillespie, John, 12 Forsyth st 

Henderson Thomas, 14 Cathcai't st 

Kelso James (and commission agent), 13 "William st 

Milne James, jun., 5 Kelly st 

Raif George, 41 Cathcart st 

Ramsay Hope Stewart, 11 William st 

Simpson David M., 28 Hamilton st 

Steven John, 5 Campbell st 

Weir Hugh, 29 West Burn st 

Welsh & Walker, 18 Cathcart st 

AGENTS. 

Black John (colliery), 23 Palmerston buildings 

Blair Hugh R. (commission), 22 Kelly st 

Campbell John, jim., 56 Rue-end st 

Campbell Peter, jun., Sugar Exchange 

Cook James E. (connnission), 16 Mearns st 

Denham Robert (boot and shoe), 13 Hamilton st 

Dickson Benjamin (L. and N. W. Railway) Mansion house lane 

Dunlop Thomas (G. & S. W. Railway) Lynedoch station 

Fletcher A. (commission), 60 Ann st 

Gillespie James (commission), 12 Forsyth st 

Hay Robert (for Glasgow News), 16 Cathcart st 

Hinmers Thomas (commission), 15 Sugar Exchange 

Hood James (Scottish Legal Life Assurance Society), 24 

Bank st 

Hughes Robert S. (commission), 49 Cathcart st 

Lamont William (commission), 16 Palmerston buildings 

M'Clure James L. (commission), 27 Cathcart st 

M'Kean Hugh (G. & S. W. Railway), 18 Brougham st 

Maitland John (Scottish Legal Burial Society), 13 Charles st 

Mearns George S. (forwarding) Sugar Exchange 

Muir R. G. (commission) Sugar Exchange

198 trades' dikectory. 

Prentice John (property), 32 Nicolson st 

Ramsay Alexander, Exchange buildings 

Reid James (forwarding), Exchange biiildings 

Ross Alexander (forwarding) 2 Cross-shore st 

Ross Lewis (Royal Liver Friendly Society), 29 Hamilton st 

Russell William (assurance), 11 William st 

Selby W. S. (N. B. Ry.), Lynedoch st and Albert Harbour 

stations 

Simpson William (United Reform Friendly Society), 22 Sir 

Michael st 

Stewart Robert (book), 12 Ardgowan st, west 

Wardle G., for North British Daily Mail and Glasgow 

Weekly Mail, 1 Bank st 

Wilson Hugh, for Scotsman, 5 Palmerston Buildings 

Wood Robert, for Glasgow Daily and Weekl}'- Herald, 29 

Cathcart st 

ARCHITECTS. 

Bowman William, 31 Dempster st 

Grant Patrick, 7 Dempster st 

Macfarlane Duncan, 32 Cathcart st 

Ramage Robert, 17 West Blackball st 

Thomson Alexander G. , 32 Cathcart st 

Whyte Thomas S., 32 Cathcart st 

AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS. 

Black & Crombie, 42 Cathcart st 

Bowman & Hunter, 20 and 23 West Blackball st 

Cameron John & Son, 12 Sugarhouse lane 

Lyon Isaac, 7 Cathcart sq 

M'Cosker Joseph, 34 West Blackball st 

BAKERS. 

Barclay Robert, 15 Cartsburn st 

Bell John, 3 West Blackball st 

Bissland John, 5 Arthur st 

Brown John (and confectioner), 45 Hamilton st and 11 

Union st 

Campbell John, 87 Roxburgh st 

Craig Robert, 36 Dalrymple st 

Dallas William, 23 Dalrymple st 

Duncan John, 15 East Shaw st 

Galbraith John, 26 Charles st 

Galbraith John, jun. , 41 West Blackball st 

Galbraith Macadam, 38 Shaw st 

Hagan James, 21 Vennel

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Hamilton William, 32 East Hamilton st 

Kirkwood Alexander, 78 Roxburgh st 

Lygate Matthew, 36 Ann st 

Lyle James, 27 Market st 

M 'Arthur Charles, 3 John st 

M'Call Neil, 48 Shaw st 

M'Cormick John, Palmerston buildings 

M'Cradie Alexander, 11 Cathcart st 

M'Dougall Duncan, 27 Rue-end st 

M 'IIwraith M., 95 Roxburgh st 

Mackay Thomas, 15 West Blackball st 

Mackenzie & Walker, 63 Rue-end st 

M'Kenzie Alexander, 14 West Blackball st 

M'Millan Andrew, 50 Holmscroft st 

M'Nab Duncan, 61 Main st and 81 Belleville st 

M'Neilage John, 17 Antigua st 

Millar John, 31 Hamilton st and 12 Ann st 

Millar Robert, 5 Hamilton st 

Moffat Robert, 18 Lynedoch st 

Muir Allan, 8 West Blackball st 

Muir Robert, 26 Shaw st 

Muirhead Alexander, 62 Roxburgh st 

Orr John, jun., 5 Rue-end st 

Paterson Thomas & Sons, 19 Hamilton st 

Roberts Dugald, 31 Vennel 

Scott John, 55 Vennel 

Service John, 45 Cathcart st 

Sinclair Malcolm, 28 Lynedoch st 

Stewart James, 3 Hamilton st 

Weir Duncan, 44 Crawfurd st 

Whiteford Robert 23 Regent st 

Wilson John, 14 Ann st 

BASKET MAKER. 

Docker Edward, 24 Lawrence st 

BASKET AND TOY WAREHOUSE KEEPERS. 

Campbell Mrs N., 20 Charles st 

Carbery Charles, 14 William st 

Blind Asylum Sale Sho^j, 16 West Blackball st 

Herbert Robert Wilson, 7 Grey place 

M 'Donald Hugh, 9 Tobago st 

Thomson Robert, 27 Hamilton st 

BILL POSTERS 

Burns Alexander, 16 William st

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Downie Peter, 10 William st 

North Thomas, 47 Crawfurd st 

BLACKSMITHS. 

Boag Robert, 55 Shaw st 

Brough John (and cartwright), 4 Chapel st 

Campbell John (and chainmaker), 9 Ropework st 

Chalmers James, 50 and 51 Vennel 

Campbell & MThail, 39 Rne-end st 

Cook D. & A. (and chainmakers), 4 Charles st and 2 West 

qnay 

Connie John, 31 Hamilton st 

Cunningham Robert, 1 5 Cathcart st 

Dewar & Co., 8 Taylor's close 

Fulton & Wilson, 5 Ann st 

Gilchrist & Hendiy, 3 Shaw st, 3 Clarence st and Garvel 

dock 

Halbert & Brown, 27 Stanners st 

Johnstone John R. , 1 Kilblain st 

Lamont James, 7 St Andrew st 

Love Andrew, 50 Rue-end st 

M'Intyre & Smith. 13 Duncan st and 22 Bearhopest 

M'Kellar Robert, il Laii'd st 

M'Lean Ronald, 8 Baker st 

M'Phail Peter, 3 Dellingburn st 

M'Yicar William (and chainmaker), 7 East Stewart st 

Millar James (and cartwright), 6 Prince's st 

Mills Robert, 5 Dock Breast and 13 Clarence st 

Park John, 34 Roxburgh st 

Robinson M. (and cartwright), 40 Vennel 

Smith James, 2 East Shaw st 

Suttie Thomas & Co., 18 Cathcart st and 5 Brougham st 

Thomson & M'Lean, 54 Crawfurd st 

Wood William (and cartwright), 11 Chapel st 

BOATBUILDERS. 

Brown A. & H. (carpenters and blockmakers), 6 Dock breast 

Crawford & Hope, 16 Bogle st 

Gardner William, 27 Crawfurd st 

Lambie J. M. & R. , 13 Main st 

Lyon & Foster (and ship carpenters) 32 Main st 

M'Bride James, ]3 Clarence st 

Macdonald John, 11 Virginia st 

McGregor N. & R., 45 Rue- end st 

Nicol Andrew, 4 York st 

Sutherland Hector, 8 Patrick st. 

Orr Thomas, 5 St Andrew st


bookbinders. 

Black James W., Havelock buildings, 17 West Blackball st 

Clark Andrew, 22 Market st 

Kinloch John, 49 Cathcart st 

M'Kelvie James & Sons, 34 Hamilton st 

Morrison John & Sons, 67 Rue-end st 

Pollock David L., 7 Hamilton st 

Smith James, 37 Nicolson st 

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. 

Adamson William, 71 Main st 

Anderson Adam, 11 Market st 

Baird Robert A. (and lithographic printer), 41 and 48 Cathcart 

st 

Barr William, 26 Hamilton st 

Black James W. (and librarian), 17 West Blackhall st 

Campbell Alexander, 9 Hamilton st 

Clark Andrew, 22 Market st 

Galbraith Archibald, 16 Cathcart st 

Griffith Patrick, 10 East Quay lane 

Innes William (and news agent), 40 Hamilton st 

Johnstone William, 46 Hamilton st 

Kinloch John, 49 Cathcart st 

M'Callum Mrs, 79 Roxburgh st 

M'Cunn James, 49 Rue-end st 

M'Dougall Duncan, 33 Hamilton st 

M'Ewan Mrs, 7 Cross-shore st 

McGregor David, 17 Ann st 


M'Kenzie John, 6G Vennel 

Melvin Thomas, 4 Mansionhouse lane 


Motherwell James, 37 Hamilton st 

Paterson Alexander, 23 Cathcart st 

Pollock David L., 7 Hamilton st 

Porteous Robert, 30 Cathcart st 

Stewart Robert, 32 Hamilton st 

Sweeney J. F. , 6 West Stewart st 

BOOT AND SH0EM4.KERS. 

Aitkenhead James, 8 Cathcart sq 

Armour Alexander, 21 Regent st 

Armour Mathew, 11 Charles st 

Barclay John (and grocer), 30 Inverkip st 

Blair Thomas, jun., 30 West Burn st 

Bradley Thomas, 33 Rue-end st


Bryson William, 18 Tobago st 

Gather John, 9 Vennel 

Campbell Robert, 38 Ljmedoch st 

Dunbar James, 29 Sugarhouse lane 

Edgar John, 32 East Shaw st 

Edgar Robert, 36 Holmscroft st 

Fletcher Donald^ 8 Grey place 

Fisher John, 70 Roxburgh st 

Gibb Mrs John, 6 Hamilton st 

Gallacher William, 53 Vennel 

Glasgow Boot and Shoe Shop, 45 Cathcart st 

Gray John, 16 Hamilton st 

Greves Alexander, 40 West Burn st 

Handyside George, 13 Hamilton st 

Hunter John, 23 Crescent st 

Kennedy Alexander, 46 Cathcart st 

Lamont Alexander, 13 Regent st 

Lang William, 11 Cathcart st 

Lindsay William, 5 Union st 

M 'Anally Mrs James, 21 Hamilton st 

M'Annally Henry-, 29 Rue- end st 

MacDonald c"t Co., 34 West Blackhall st 

M 'Donald Ronald, 45 Vennel 

M'Garrity Robert, 5 William st 

M 'George James, 58 Rue-end st 

M'Glashan John, 28 Charles st and 40 Cathcart st 

Maclachlan Andrew, 35 Cathcart st 

Macnaughtan Duncan, 10 West Blackball st 

Macnaughtan John C. , 20 Hamilton st 

Maybole shoe warehouse, 16 Hamilton st 

Muir William, 31 Cathcart st 

Paterson A. & W., 41 Hamilton st 

Paterson Charles, 31 Cathcart st 

Paterson Gavin, 8 William st 

Patrick Adam, 6 West Blackhall st 

Purdie P. & G., 8 Hamilton st 

Ralston Alexander, 15 Shaw st 

Rutherford Alexander M. , 22 Lynedoch st 

Shankland Thomas, 30 West Blackhall st 

Smith John, 29 Hamilton st 

Soutar William & Son, 38 Hamilton st 

Steen Edward, 9 Dalrymple st 

Tierney John & Son, 49 Cathcart st 

Watson Thomas, 11 West Blackhall st 

BRASSFOUNDERS. 

Adam Wm. & Co., 2 and 3 Dock breast 

Barr & Co. (and coppersmiths), Ingleston st


Carson Henry, 26 Crawfiird st 

Duff James & Sons (and coppersmiths), 47 Rue-end st 

Duncan & Sharp, 73 East Hamilton st 

Fairgrieve Andrew & Sons, 6 West breast 

Foulds Matthew, 8 Baker st 

Suttie Thomas & Co. , 18 Cathcact st and 5 Brougham st 

BRAZIERS, COPPER A:ND TIN-PLATE WORKERS. 

Daskin & Co., 39 Nicolson st 

Denniston John S. , 1 1 West breast 

Dewar J. & Co. , 8 Taylor's close 

Fairgrieve Andrew & Son, 6 West breast 

Scott John H. , 9 Hamilton st 

Suttie T. & Co., 18 Cathcart st and 5 Brougham st 

Whyte & Ross, 11 East Quay lane 

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Black p. & A. (and malsters). Captain st 

BROKERS. 

Bell John, 13 Vennel 

Calder R. & J., 42 Shaw st 

Canning Miss A. , 9 Taylor's close 

Douglas David, 2 Vennel 

Gallacher Neil, 20 Shaw st 

Gorman James, 10 Taylor's close 

Hammil John, 18 Dalrymple st 

Kean Francis, 33 Dalrymple st 

M'Callum James, 1 Rue-end st 

M^Ginnis John, 7 New Dock lane 

M'Glone David, 32 Vennel 

M'llroy John, 18 Dalrymple st 

M'Keown Bernard, 30 Shaw st 

M'Kernan Patrick, 16 Market st 

M'Lachlan John, 6 Smith's lane 

M'Millan Terrence, 37 Dalrymple st 

Murphy Robert, 4 East Blackball st 

Murray James, 8 Lindsay's lane 

ISoble Robert, 53 Vennel 

Paterson Edward, 14 Dalrymple st 

Travers James, 43 Dalrymple st 

BUILDERS AND MASONS. 

Agnew James, 32 Crawfurd st 

Campbell Hugh, 11 Brougham st


Cram Peter, 13 Mount Pleasant st 

Currie & Guthrie, 56 Lynedoch st 

Devlin Daniel, 11 Patrick st 

Gilbourne Robert, 40 Inverkip st 

Houston Robert, 30 Crescent st 

Jamieson Thomas, 41 Kelly st 

Jordan John (brick), 3 East Blackhall st 

Kirk J. & R., 7 Brougham st 

Kirkwood T. & W., 20 Duncan st 

Lang & Aitken, 19 Bogle st 

Lang Robert, 7 Tobago st ^ 

Lyon David, 20 St Lawrence st 

Maclachlan Dugald, 8 Tobago st 

M'Cutcheon David, 58 Drumfrochar road 

M'Millan William, 7 Prospect hiU 

M'VVhirter R. & Co., 52 Holmscroft st 

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Laurie & Fleming, 1 Bank st 

Macfie Neil, 37 West Blackhall st 

M'Millan & Bathgate, 6 Albert place, west 

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. 

Apothecaries' Hall, 17 Hamilton st 

Apothecaries' Hall, 28 Hamilton st 

Armitage George, 30 Hamilton st 

Baine John A. , 9 West Blackhall st 

Burge J. A. , 31 Rue-end st 

Chalmers Robert, 41 Roxburgh st 

Dancan Samuel, 17 West Blackhall st and 17 Hamilton st 

Fisher Thomas, 97 Roxburgh st 

James, 1 Cathcart st 

Macnaught Brothers, 4 West Blackhall st 

M 'Cowan & Biggart (analytical) 29 Cathcart st 

M'Dougall John, 12 Ann st 

Smith John, 6 Inverkip st 

White John, 30 Hamilton st 

White William, 9 Lynedoch st 

Wilson George, 40 Cathcart st 

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M'AUister Archibald^ 37 Cathcart st 

iM'Kinnon Neil, 7 Cowgate st 

CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHENWARE DEALERS. 

Hay John (and wholesale), 21 and 22 Shaw st 

Hendry James (and wholesale), 23 Hamilton st 

O'Brien John, 61 and 58 Vennel 

Rattray Mrs William, 11 Ann st 

Sharp & Ferguson, 10 West Blackhall ts 

Simpson Mrs, 51 Vennel 

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Anderson John, 53 Rue-end st 

Benzie J. , 19 Cathcart st 

Bicket Robert, 8 Dalrymple st 

Black Elizabeth, 27 Vennel 

Boyd James, 34 West Blackliall st 

Browning John, 5 Hamilton st 

G. & J. , 4f5 Hamilton st 

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Buchanan J. & Co., 5 William st 

Campbell J., 12 Hamilton st



Colquhoun John, 10 West Blackhall st 

Donnelly & Co. , 14 Cathcart st 

Douglas & Co., 43 Vennel 

Gilchrist William, 8 William st 

Hamilton James & Son, 23 Cathcart st 

Jamieson John & Co., 3 West Blackhall st 

M'Donald C. D. & Co., 7 William st 

M 'Master Alexander, 6 West Blackliall st 

Mearns James, 16 Hamilton st 

Mearns James, 32 Lynedoch st 

Merrylees James, 7 Cathcart st 

M'Granahan Joseph, 10 Dalrymple st 

M'Leavie E. & Co., 46 Cathcart st 

Morrison & Sons, 44 Cathcart st 

O'Flannigan Patrick, 51 Shaw st and 44 Vennel 

Paterson Daniel, 5 Hamilton st 

Ramsay & Moles, 29 West Burn st 

Uobertson John, 56 Rue-end st 

Rowan J. G. & Co., Cathcart Square house 

Scott Thomas, 38 Hamilton st 

Smith & Armit, 26 Cathcart st 

Sweeney Mrs A., 4 William st 

Vincent George, 5 William st 

Wilson John L., 12 Dalrymple st 

COACH BUILDERS. 

Smith & Main, 24 West Blackhall st 

Thomson & M'Kew, 12 West Stewaii; st 

COACH AND HORSE HIRERS. 

Crookshanks Joseph (and funeral undertaker), 43 West 

Blackhall st 

M'Coll, 24 Duncan st 

MacFarlane Donald, 25 West Stewart st 

M'Gregor J. D. & Co., 15 East Quay Lane 

M'Kellar Duncan, 13 Jamaica st 

Sidey William, 2 St Lawrence st 

COAL MERCHANTS AND AGENTS. 

Bain George, 41 Inverkip st 

Barr James, 14 Hamilton st 

Barr Robert, Claud place, 2 Dempster st 

Black John, 23 Palmerston buildings 

Brymner John & Co. , 


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Brock J ames, 2 Patrick st 

Campbell David, 3 Chapel st 

Clacher, Thomas, 44 Main st 

Clark Angus, Patrick st 

Craig Nathan, 57 Drumfrochar r(>ad 

Devlin James P. , 15 Holmscroft st 

Dick Brothers, Brougham st 

Dixon William (limited), Dellingburn st 

Duncan Robert, 28 Wellington st 

Fell Mrs Thomas, Dellingburn st 

Fergus James & Son, New Dock lane 

Finlayson John, 12 Brougham st 

Forrester James, 7 Chapel st 

Forsyth James, Prospect hill 

Hamilton, M'Culloch & Co., 3 Chapel st 

Henderson William, 35 Lyle st 

Hyndman James, 6 Buccleuch st 

Laird Alexander, 17 Lynedoch st 

Lang Mrs, 11 Springkell st 

Love James, 1 Dellingburn st 

M 'Donald John, 54 Holmscroft st 

M 'Gavin James, 27 West Burn st 

M'lver Archibald, 65 Nicolson st 

M'Lachlan P. D., 43 West Burn st 

M 'Master James, 5 Hill st 

M'Morland R. S. (and lime), 15 East Quay lane 

M'Neill Alexander, 29 West Burn st 

MacPhail John, 27 Cathcart st 

M'Tavish Donald, 5 Chapel st 

Nicol Duncan & Co., 55 Pue-end st 

Peters Mrs J. S. , 3 Bank st 

Pvankin John, 1 3 John st 

Piddell David, 5 Chapel st 

Robertson William, 46 Roxburgh st 

Salmon William B. , 2 Church place 

Sinclair' Duncan, 48 Dalrymple st 

Spencer Andrew, 14 Hamilton st 

Steel James, 1 Bearhope st 

Stewart Mrs William, 69 Nicolson st 

Taylor Duncan, 10 Patrick st 

Walker Andrew, 11 Nelson st, west 

Warden William, 28 Vennel 

Ware Courteney, 1 Regent st 

Whiteford & Co., 3 Shannon's close 

Whitelaw R. & R., 55 Regent st 

Wilson John, 5 Chapel st 

Wilson Michael, 21 Wellington st 

Wilkie John, 10 Brougham st 

Wood Joseph, Upper Greenock railway station


confectioners. 

Aitkinson Miss, 32 Ann st 

Barbour William, 25 Charles st 

Burns David, 77 Eoxburgli st 

Cuthbertson Thomas (and wholesale), 44 Hamilton st 

Crane William W. , 8 Ann st 

Ferguson George, 31 Cathcart st 

Gilchrist Miss, Caledonian Railway station 

Henderson Eobert, 11 Dalrymple st 

Justice Miss C. , 35 West Blackball st 

Laird David, 54 Wellington st 

Laird Mrs R. , 87 Roxburgh st 

Livingstone F., 25 West Blackball st 

M'Alister John, 25 Hamilton st 

M'Leod Daniel (and wholesale), 33 Hamilton st 

M'Quisten Finlay (and wholesale), 43 Cathcart st and 47 

Hamilton st 

Philips Mrs, 59 Yennel 

Scott Miss Margaret, Steamboat quay 

Wilson J. C, 12 Annst 

Wilson Miss, 6 Grey place 

Wyse Alexander, 29 Hamilton st 

CONTRACTORS. 

Blair Hugh, West quay 

Brodie Matthew, Cowdenknowes 

Campbell Hugh, 11 Brougham st 

Campbell James, 1 Upper Orangefield 

Coghill John & Co. , 53 Drumfrochar road 

Crawford James, 8 Virginia st 

Currie Alexander, 70 Drumfrochar road 

Devlin John, 7 Nile st 

Fleming John, 1 Dellingburn st 

Holms James, 24 Cartsburn st 

Gilbourne Robert, 40 Inverkip st 

Jamieson John, 55 Kelly st 

Jamieson R. & J. , 39 Welling-ton st 

King John, Upper Ingleston 

King William, 8 Virginia st 

Kirk J. & R. , 7 Brougham st 

Laird Alexander, 6 Springkell st 

Leitch Dougald, 4 Chapel st 

Love James, 1 Dellingburn st 

M'Call Thomas (railway), 55 Drumfrochar road 

M'Coll Allan, 9 Prospect Hill 

M 'Coll J. & W., 73 Annst 

M'Neil Donald, 3 South st

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M'Whirter Robert & Co., 52 Holmscroft st 

Nugent Peter (causeway), 40 Inverkip st 

More William (causeway), 1 William st 

Orr John, 13 East Stewart st 

Orr William, 14 Bogle st 

Scott Alexander, 12 Mearns st 

Scott & Stewart, Lynedoch st 

Steel John, 12 Ardgowan st, west 

Thomson Thomas & Son, 61 Nicolson st 

Thomson Thomas, 55 Esplanade 

Walker John, 10 Buccleuch st 

White JosejDh, Cartsburn st 

Whitelaw Alexander and Co., 76 Drumfrochar road 

York William & James, 5 Campbell st 

COOPERS. 

Those, marked thus * are also Jish curers. 

Brown Peter, 19 Mount Pleasant st 

Chisholm William & Co., 39 Crawfurd st 

Cowan Archibald (and oil merchant), 3 Bogle st 

Currie Alexander, 9 Baker st 

Downie William, Hunter Place, off Vennel 

Foulds & Bone, 11 Sugarhouse lane 

Graham John, 15 Mearns st 

Gray & Rodger, 52 Rue- end st 

Inglis James, 13 Bogle st 

Lyle Abram & Sons (and stave merchants), 11 Nicolson st 

M'Aulay James, 6 Buccleuch st 

M'Kay Daniel, Lindsay's lane 

*M'Lean John & Co., 16 Charles st 

M'Neilage & Craig, 4 East Blackball st 

*Malcolm & Co., 12 Charles st 

Wilson John, 46 Hamilton st and 39 Nicolson st 

COPPER MERCHANTS. 

MacCallum P. & Sons, 14 Cathcart st 

Vivian & Sons, 2 Cathcart st 

Williams, Foster it Co.—Gray & Buchanan, agents 

CORK CUTTERS. 

M'Fie John, 54 Shaw st 

Sinclair Humplirey, 36 Wellington st 

Taylor Daniel, 55 Shaw st 

Taylor Malcolm, 55 Shaw st

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CUTLERS AND GUNSMITHS. 

Climie Robert, 35 Nicolson st 

Martin John (and saw maker), 11 Charles st 

Twigg Edward, 33 Hamilton st 

DENTISTS. 

Dowie Ebenezer T., M.D., G Grey place 

Fraser Charles, 3 George sq 

Stewart Thomas, 23 Brougham st 

DRAPERS, &C. 

Anderson Q . L. , 11 West Blackhall st 

Barbour Thomas, 29 West Burn st 

Campbell Alexander, 16 Arthur st 

Campbell Duncan, 38 Dalrymple st 

Campbell Duncan, 56 Vennel 

Campbell John, 18 Arthur st 

Cowan Robert & Co., 2 and 4 Hamilton st and 10 Cathcart 

sq 

Douglas & Co., 43 High Vennel 

Fenton William, 27 Sugarhouse lane 

Fleming Alex., 8 Hamilton st and 37 West Blackhall st 

Hamilton James & Son, 23 Cathcart st 

Harris George, 5 Ann st 

Harvey James, 37 Cathcart st 

Lawrie N. & R. , 35 Hamilton st 

M'Gregor & Wilson, 46 East Hamilton st 

M'Intosh William, 27 Ann st 

M'Lachlan Kenneth, 28 Charles st 

Maclachlan & Co. , 15 Hamilton st 

M'Neil James, 18 Hamilton st 

Paterson Lachlan, 32 Hamilton st 

Prentice D. & A. , 24 Hamilton st 

Reid William, 46 Cathcart st 

Robertson William, 22 Hamilton st 

Robertson Miss Margaret, 13 Hamilton st 


Smith & Armit, 26 Cathcart st 

Smith Mrs Willam, 65 Ann st 

Simpson Miss, 2 Tobago st 

Scott Thomas, 38 Holmscroft st 

Stevenson Hugh, 38 Hamilton st 

Vallance Peter, 8 Lynedoch st 

Williamson William, 14 Cathcart st 

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dressmakers. 

(See also Milliner's and Dressmaker's.) 

Aitken Miss Janet, 28 West Blackhall st 

Allan Mrs, 7 Newton st 

^ Arkley Misses (and straw bonnet makers), 38 West Stewart st 

Armour Mrs, 8 Watt st 

Barbour Miss, 67 Regent st 

Bisset Mrs Thomas, 30 Ann st 

Brodie Miss, 80 Roxburgh st 

Brown Jane, 7 Cathcart st 

Campbell Miss M., 68 Wellington st 

-Campbell Miss, 30 Ann st 

Campbell & Nicol, 73 Roxburgh st 

Carmichael Miss, 23 Brisbane st 

Clark Miss, 10 Brisbane st 

Collison Miss Janet, 23 Nicolson st 

Cross Miss, 32 West Stewart st 

Cruden Miss (boys'), 11 West Stewart st 

Downie Miss, 15 Lynedoch st 

Dunbar Miss, 16 Wellington st 

Dougall Mrs, 31 Brougham st 

Edington Miss, QQ Roxburgh st 

Faulds Miss, 55 Holmscroft st 

Gillies Miss, 5 East Shaw st 

Glassford Mrs, 5 Regent st 

Henderson Mrs (boys') 8 Lynedoch st 

Hunter Miss (boys') 47 Holmscroft st 

Hutcheson Miss, 3 Orchard st 

King Mrs, 33 Lyle st 

Lang Mrs, 6 Mount Pleasant st 

M 'Bride Miss Janet, 2 Mearns st 

M' Bride Mrs, 4 Antigua st 

M'Caw Mrs, 65 Nicolson st 

M 'Galium Misses, 11 Nelson st, west 

M 'Galium Miss Mary (boys'), 30 Ann st 

M'Grindle Mrs Wm., 39 Ann st 

M'Farlane Miss, 6 Antigua st 

M'Kechnie Miss, 29 Brougham st 

M'Kinlay Miss (boys'), 66 Regent st 

M'Lean, Misses, 22 Lynedoch st 

M'Millan Miss E., 64 Wellington st 

M'Millan Miss, 37 West Blackhall st 

M'Millan Misses, 12 East Shaw st 

M'Phail Miss, 71 Regent st 

M'Taggart Miss, 64 Hohnscroft st 

Marshall Miss, 25 Regent st 

Morrison Miss, 34 Brisbane st


Miiir Mrs, 28 Bruce st 

Murray Mrs, 73 Roxburgh st 

Neilson Mrs Samuel, 23 West Blackball st 

Orr Miss Ellen (boys'), 3 Kelly st 

Orr & Cruden, 11 West Stewart st 

Park Miss (boys'), 51 Holmscroft st 

Paterson Miss, 27 Vennel 

Paton Mrs Robert, 62 Eldon st 

Poison Misses, 21 Kelly st 

Pollock Miss, 15 Bank st 

Provan Mrs, 65 Roxburgh st 

Ramsay Miss E. D., 50 Holmscroft st 

Reid & Steven Misses, 1 6 Kilblain st 

Scott Mrs Peter, 79 Holmscroft st 

Small Miss, 8 Trafalgar st 

Spence Miss (boys'), 45 Nicolson st 

Stirling Miss, 81 Roxburgh st 

Taylor Mrs. , 50 Roxburgh st 

Watson Miss, 10 Sir Michael st 

Wilson Miss Agnes, 69 Nicolson st 

DYERS AND RENOVATORS. 

Anderson & Robertson, 33 West Burn st 

Bell Archibald, 25 West Blackball st 

Houston Robert & Son, 28 West Blackball st 

PuUar J. & Sons, 4 Albert place. West Blackball st 

Sinclair Alexander, 29 Charles st 

Spence Mrs, 5 Grey place 

ENGRAVERS. 

Boag Andrew, 4 Hamilton st 

Gilray Josiah, ] East Blackball st 

ENGINEERS, MACHINE MAKERS, AND FOUNDERS. 

Beveridge William (and boilermaker), 14 St Andrew st 

Blake, Barclay & Co., "Victoria Works, Macdougall st 

Caird & Co., Arthur st and 46 Dalrymplp st 

Crawford & Thomson, Caledonian Foundry, Trafalgar st 

CunlifFe & Dunlop, Inch Works, Port-GlasgoAv road 

Fulton & AVilson, 5 Ann st 

Gilchrist and Hendry, 3 Shaw st, 3 Clarence st and Garvel 

Dock 

Hastie John & Co. (and millwrights), 48 Nicolson st 

Houston J. & R. , Cartsburn Foundry, Upjier Ingleston st 

Henderson, Brown & Co. , 21 Cathcart st 

Kincaid, Donald & Co., Clyde Foundry, East Hamilton st


Ladybuni Foundry Co., 80 East Hamilton st 

M'Lean, Angus & Co., 9 Ingleston st 

M'Onie G. & J. Ladyburn Foundry 

Martin John, 13 Cathcart st 

Mill Robert, 5 Dock breast and 13 Clarence st 

Millar David, Gibb's Hill road 

Patrick Robert, 6 Baker st 

Rankin & Blackmore, Eagle Foundry, 28 Baker st 

Steele Robert & Co. , Shaws Water Foundry, Ingleston st 

The Greenock Foundry Company, East Stewart st 

FELT MANUFACTURERS. 

Greenock Felt Work Co., 8 East Hamilton st 

Lennox John & Co. , Bogston, Port-Glasgow road 

FISH AND OIL MERCHANTS. 

Barclay John, jun., 20 Hamilton st 

Hunter John & Co. (and wholesale), 8 West breast 

M'Kenzie & Kelso, 12 West breast and 17 Charles st 

FISHMONGERS. 

Calderwood George, Fishmarket 

Cassidy William, 8 Sir Michael st 

Clark James, 27 Market st 

Gallacher John, 2 William st 

Fry Samuel, 85 Belleville st 

Kelly Mrs, 39 Hamilton st 

M'Aloon Thomas, 28 Shaw st 

Macintyre James, 43 Hamilton st 

M'Lauchlin James, 33 Market st 

M'Lean Alexander, 4 Cartsburn st 

Mathers William, 24 West Blackball st 

M'Munagle Charles, Fishmarket 

Wright Joseph, 22 Ann st 

FLESHERS. 

Arbuckle G. & M., 1 Albert Place, West Blackball st 

Barr & Macfarlane, 22 Lynedoch st 

Black Duncan, 20 Hope st 

Campbell John, 26 Charles st 

Clark George, 6 Inverkip st 

Crawford Hugh, 83 Roxburgh st 

Crawford Robert, jun., 16 Lynedoch st 

Dick John, 18 Vennel 

Docherty Daniel, 15 Vennel

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Gordon G . , 60 Main st 

Greenwood George, 1 Ann st 

Harley Francis. 12 Arthur st 

King Robert, 25 Rne-end st and 39 Shaw st 

Lang John, 31 Nicolson st 

M'Connell Hugh, 25 Ma,rket st 

M'Culloch Alexander, 47 Hamilton st 

M'Dade Bernard, 1 Stanners st 

M'Dougall Donald, 1 Arthur st 

M'Dougall Duncan, 54 St Lawrence st 

M'Kechnie Allan, 18 West Blackhall st and 16 Kelly st 

Mackie John, 7 John st 

M'Millan David, 37 Cathcart st 

M'Millan W. B., 13 Cathcart st 

McNeill John, 7 Ann st 

Martin J. & P. , 6 Newton st 

Morrison James, 7 West Blackhall st 

Muir Misses J, and M. , 13 West Blackhall st 

O'Donnell John, 49 Shaw st 

Pattison David D. 12 Bruce st 

Pearson James, 3 Prospect hill 

Scott William, 4 Sir Michael st 

SimjDson James, 73 Roxburgh st 

Simpson John, 25 Regent st and 20 Tobago st 

Swan Robert, ]0 William st 

Taylor David, 3 Manse lane 

Walker William, 33 West Burn st 

AVilson James, 38 Ann st 

Wilson William, 5 West Blackhall st 

Wylie James, 17 East Shaw st 

FRUITERERS. 

Bell Mrs John, 13 West Blackhall st 

Broadburn James, 31 West Burn st 

Brown Matthew, 40 Cathcart st 

Bryson John, 7 Cowgate st 

Burns David, 77 Roxburgh st 

Campbell Miss, 33 Cathcart st 

Dick Robert, 8 Grey Place 

Drummond Mrs 'Thomas, 1 Cartsburn st 

Duff Thomas, 57 Rue-end st 

Hamilton George, 34 Shav/ st 

Henderson Robert 11 Dalrymple st 

Hendry Mrs, 16 Kelly st 

Laird Mrs R. , 87 Roxburgh st 

Livingston F., 25 West Blackhall st 

M'Kay, Miss, 33 Rue-end st 

M'Kellar Archibald, 5 William st 

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Phillips Mrs, 59 Vennel 

Qnigley John, 30 Shaw st 

Spence James (wholesale), 40 Cathcart st 

Wilson J. C, 12 Ann St 

Young William, 10 Hamilton st 

FUNERAL UNDERTAKERS. 

Crookshanks Joseph, 43 West Blackhall st 

Chalmers Hugh M. , 23 Bearhope st 

McGregor J. D. & Co., 15 East Quay lane 

M'Lean Hugh, 41 Hamilton st 

Martin James, 25 West Burn st 

Neill, Chalmers & Co., 30 Market st 

FURNISHING WAREHOUSE KEEPERS. 

Anderson Hugh, 38 Hamilton st 

Anderson James, 54 St Lawrence st 

Blair Misses, 4 West Blackhall st 

Brown Mrs, 19 Cathcart st 

Brymner, Miss Mary, 1 Lennox buildings, Port-Glasgow 

road 

Campbell Miss, 9 Rue-end st 


Ferguson Mrs, 45 Yennel 

Fernie Ann, 39 Cathcart st 

Gillies Miss, 5 East Shaw st 

Houston Robert, 13 Rue-end st 

Hudson Mrs, 27 Regent st 

Laird M. & J. , 38 Hamilton st 

Lang Mrs, 29 Rue-end st 

Leed Mrs David, 21 Ingieston st 

Leitch Mrs John, 53 Inverkip st 

M'Corquadale Mrs, 36 East Hamilton st 

M'Pherson Mrs, 14 West Blackhall st 

M'Sween Margery, 7 Grey place 

Mitchell C, 29 West Blackhall st 

Millar Janet, 89 Roxburgh st 

Miller Mrs E., 33 Lynedoch st 

Paterson Gavin, 31 Charles st 

Peters Mrs J. S., 14 West Blackball st 

Rougvie M. & K., 7 West Blackhall st 

Ryan Mary, 7 Market st 

Shaw John, 8 Inverkip st 

Watson Mrs, 33 West Burn st 

Watson Mrs J., 8 Yennel 

Wilson Miss Annie, 46 East Hamilton st 

Williamson Mrs, 66 Roxburgh st


Winchcnmbie & Co., 36 West Blackhall st 

Wray Miss E. , 33 Cathcart st 

Yeo Mrs D. D., 15 West Blackhall st 

GARDENERS. 

Bain George, 9 Mearns st 

Barr James, Gateside, Inverkip road 

Butler George Macaulay (and nurseryman), Finnart 

Ferguson George, 2 East India breast 

Keenan Henry, 1 Grey place 

Keenan John, 3 Eldon st and 23 Union st 

Orr James, Ladyburn 

Baton James, Bogston 

Poustie Thomas (and nurseryman), 41 Brougham st 

Wood Alexander, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road 

t 

GLAZIERS. 

Adam James, 4 Watson's lane 

Boyd David, 7 Brougham st 

Briton Thomas, 26 Sugarhouse lane 

Chalmers Archibald, 36 Roxburgh st 

Chalmers Hugh M., 23 Bearhope st 

Graham James, 19 Cathcart st 

Mossman James, 68 Regent st 

M'Gregor & Donald, 15 Charles st 


Preston Peter, 7 West Blackhall st 

Smith & M'Cuaig, 30 Charles st 

Stevenson Alexander, 17 West Stewart st 

Young Archibald, 23 Ann st 

GRAIN MERCHANTS. 

Blair David, 2 Shaw place 

Borthwick Thomas, 10 Cross-shore st 

Chalmers Hume, 4 Church place 

Chalmers John, 7 Princes st 

Craig & Scott, 16 West Burn st 

Drennan John, 18 Duncan st and 8 Carnock st 

Hill Matthew, 16 Chapel st 

Howie M. & W. , 5 West breast 

Love John, 7 Kilblain st 

M 'Arthur Hugh, 43 Dalrymple st 

M'Cammond Da.vid, 28 Sugarhouse lane 

M'Nab Duncan, 25 Tobago st 

Mackenzie & Walker, Dellingburn sq 

Newton Thomas B. , 27 Palmerston buildings

Orr John, jun. , 5 Rue -end st 

Ritchie Brothers, 19 Shaw st 

Smith & Davidson, 4 Prince's st 

Stewart James K. , 17 East Quay lane 

trades' DIKECTORY. 217 

GREENGROCERS. 

Aikman Mrs, 28 West Burn st 

Buchanan Mrs, 28 Ann st 

Campbell Hugh, 30 West Blackhall st 

Darroch James, 10 Bruce st 

Edwards Charles E., 43 Inverkip st 

Ireland Mrs, 95 Roxburgh st 

Lang Mrs Sarah, 22 Cartsburn st 

M'Callum John, 40 Inverkip st 

M'Farlane James, 9 Cartsburn st 

M'Kellar Mrs, 5 Ann st 

Maitland A. , (58 Inverkip st 

Redman Mrs, 85 Roxburgh st 

Rutherford Mrs James, 4 Ann st 

Somerville Mrs, 17 Tobago st 

Stewart John, 26 Inverkip st 

Storms Mrs, 8 Kilblain st 

Thomson Miss, 72 Roxburgh st 

Todd Mrs R. , 31 Charles st 

Wilson Miss, 14 Ann st 

GROCERS. 

Agnew Miss, 18 Lynedoch st 

Aitken Mrs, 17 Antigua st 

Alexander Agnes, 11 Main st 

Alexander Jessie, 4 Lennox buildings, Port-Glasgow road 

Algie Andrew, 12 Hamilton st 

Algie Robert, 24 Shaw st and 7 East Quay lane 

Anderson Alexander, 34 Hamilton st 

Anderson John C. , 17 Cathcart st 


Anderson Neil, 46 Inverkip' st 

Arrol Mrs William, 58 Vennel 

Barclay John, 35 Cathcart st 

Barr Miss Elizabeth, 14 Regent st 

Beattie Miss, 85 Roxburgh st 

Beattie Miss J., 16 Brisbane st 

Beith Thomas, 13 Cartsburn st 

Bensou Mrs, 34 Mearns st 

Bell John, 6 Vennel 

Black Hugh, 37 Hamilton st 

Black Mrs, 29 Brougham st


Blair Robert & Co. , 12 Ann st 

Brothwick Alexander, 11 Union st and 78 Roxburgh st 

Boyle James, 8 Smith's lane 

Bowman Miss, 31 Dempster st 

Brighton George B., 23 West Blackball st 

Brighton John (wholesale), Waverley lane 

Brown Edward, 46 East Hamilton st 

Brown Rodger, 81 Roxburgh st 

Browning John, 40 West Blackball st 

Browning Mrs Thomas, 22 St Lawrence st 

Burnside James, 33 Rue-end st 

Burton Mrs, 45 Lynedoch st 

Byrne Thomas, 47 Lynedoch st 

Caldwell Alexander, 5 John st 

Caldwell David, 22 Tobago st 

Caldwell Janet, 7 East Shaw st 

Caldwell William, 6 Ann st 

Cameron J. & H., 11 West Blackball st 

Cameron Kenneth, 63 Ann st 

Cameron William, 23 Charles st 

Campbell James M. , 89 Roxburgh !5t 

Campbell James, 2 Inverkip st 

Campbell Nicol M., 9 Yennel 

Campbell William, 41 Yennel 

Campbell William, 9 Bearhope st 

Campbell Miss, 23 Bearhope st 

Campbell Miss, 27 Regent st 

Carmichael Mrs D. , 31 West Burn st 

Cathro Alexander, 31 Rue-end st 

Carse William, 40 Shaw st 

Clark Peter, 92 Drumfrochar road 

Colquhoun Mrs, 59 Dalrymple st 

Co-Operative Society, 11 John st 

Crabbe William, 26 Ann st 

Craig Jane, 12 East Shaw st 

Crawford Alexander, 26 Crawfurd st 

Crawford John, 6 Watson's lane 

Crawford William, 44 InAêrkip st 

Crawford William, 5 Grey place 

Crossan William, 72 Ann st 

Crow Mrs, 71 Roxbiirgh st 

Cunningham Duncan, 8 Kilblain st 

Davie Mrs William, 24 West Blackball st 

Denny Miss, 63 Holmscroft st 

Dick Hector, 34 Ann st 

Dorans Peter, 46 Shaw st 

Douglas John, 57 Main st 

Douglas William, 13 Ann st 

Dunbar David, 16 Lynedoch st

trades' directoky. 219 

Duncan Mrs R. , 16 Cathcart st 

Dunlop Allan, 9 Cathcart st 

Dunn Andrew, 67 Rue-end st 

Earl John, 66 Drumfrochar road 

Ellis Mrs, 6 Chapel st 

Falconer William, 5 Tobago st 

Falconer Mrs, 8 John st 

Farrel Robert, 21 Main st 

Faulds Mrs, 29 Regent st 

Ferguson Charles, 27 Shaw st 

Ferguson Hugh, 2 Dalrymple st 

Ferguson John, 2 Watt place 

Fernie William, 7 Cathcart st 

Finnie Colin, 20 Antigua st 

Flett James, 34 Yennel 

Forrest James F. , 8 Sir Michael st 

Foster Robert P. , 2 Tobago st 

Gardner Alexander, 1 West Stewart st 

Gardner Walter, 17 West Blackball at 

Gibb Miss Mary, 8 Antigua st 

Gilray Josiah, 64 Ann st 

Glen Mrs James, 36 West Burn st 

Goff Thomas, 4 Lennox buildings, East Hamilton st 

Graham Duncan, 51 Main st 

Graham Hugh, 42 Cathcart st and 73 Main st 

Grant Lachlan, 52 Dalrymple st 

Hamilton Mrs, 8 John st 

Hastie Andrew, 10 Sir Michael st 

Henderson David, 20 Lynedoch st 

Henderson Mrs, 4 Hill st 

Henderson M., 21 Market st 

Henderson William, 3 and 11 Rue-end st 

Hendry James, 15 Market st 

Herd James, 15 Tobago st 

Hill James, 31 Nicolson st 

Hill Jasper, 89 East Hamilton st 

Holmes John, 15 Roxburgh st 

Holmes Matthew, 1 Inverkip st 

Holmes Robert, 30 Dalrymple st 

Humphreys Joseph, 95 East Hamilton st 

Hutcheson John, 24 Hutcheson's court 

Hutcheson J. & E., 4 Sir Michael st 

Hutcheson Mrs, 1 Union st 

Inglis Mrs Andrew, 19 Ingleston st 

Inglis Mrs, 35 Ann st 

Kelly William & Co. , 9 William st 

Killin Mrs Samuel, 23 Sir Michael st 

Kirkwood Robert, 1 Smith's lane 

Kirkwood Miss, 71 Nicolson st

220 trades' directoky. 

Laird Mrs A., 23 Ingleston st 

Lang Alexander, 36 East Hamilton st 

Lang James, 25 Dalrymple st 

Lang Robert, 49 Holmscroft st and 1 Belleville st 

Lawson John, 26 Hamilton st 

Learie Mrs, 16 Cartsbnrn st 

Leed Mrs David, 21 Ingleston st 

Lennox Hugh, 35 Lyndoch st 

Lochhead Mrs, 33 Ingleston st 

Logan Alexander, 8 Manse lane 

Lusk Robert (wholesale), 12 and 14 Charles st 

M'AiFer Donald, 21 Sir Michael st 

M'Ai-thur Hugh, 43 Dalrymple st 

Macaskill Malcolm, 18 Hamilton st 

MÂusland John, 7 Grey Place 

M 'Bride John, 7 Main st 

M'Call Archibald, 24 Hamilton st 

M 'Galium Edward, 36 Shaw st 

M'Connell Hugh, 25 Market st 

M'Crindle James, 43 Hamilton st 

M'Cutcheon Hugh, 9 Arthur st 

M'Diarmid Hugh, 6 Stanners st 

M 'Donald Donald, 24 Crawfurd st 

M'Dougall Mary, 45 Crawford st 

Macfarlane John A. & Co.^ 10 West Blackhall st 

M'Fie John, 56 Yennel and 14 West Blackhall st 

M'Gregor Mrs, 70 Wellington st 

;M'Guire Thomas, 1 Laurieston st 

M'lntyi-e Thomas, 6 Cartsburn st 

M'lver Archibald, 65 Mcolson st 

Mackail James, 45 Hamilton st 

M'Kellar James, 20 Wellington st 

M'Kellar Tarbet, 29 Ingleston st 

M'Laren Miss E., 48 Shaw st 

M'Laughlin John, 35 Shaw st 

M'Lean Robert, 107 Port-Glasgow road 

M'Lean Miss Flora, 24 Lyle st 

M'Lean Mrs, 48 Shaw st 

M'Lelland James, 12 Ann st 

M'Millan Andrew, 20 Brisbane st 

M'Millan Terrence, 6 Yennel 

M'Neill Charles, 23 Bruce st 

M'Neill John, 61 Ann st 

M'Niell John, 8 Mount Pleasant st 

M'Phail Miss, 52 Holmscroft st 

M'Pherson Hugh, 24 Tobago st 

M'Pherson James, 6 John st 

M 'Quire Mrs Thomas, 1 Laurieston st 

Macsymon Robert, 1 West Blackliall st


Main Mrs William, 26 Inverkip st 

Matliieson John, 38 Ann st 

Mathieson Mrs, 19 Wellington st 

Mill Alexander, 95 Roxburgh st and 14 South st 

Millar & Barr, 19 Hamilton st and 24 Vennel 

Minto George, 29 Charles st and 38 Dalrymple st 

Mitchell Thomas, 34 Wellington st 

Montgomery Mrs, 55 Shaw st 

Moody Allan, 42 Main st 

Morison George & James, 27 Cathcart st and 29 West Blackhall 

st 

Morton & Young, 30 Hamilton st 

Muir Mrs, 8 Cross-shore st 

Munro Colin, 42 Crawfurd st 

Neill Hugh R. & Co., 27 West Blackhall st 

Newall Francis, 11 Belleville st 

Nicolson Peter, 59 Ann st 

Nicolson J. & Co. , 4 East Quay lane 

Orr W. C, 71 Regent st 

Parker Mrs Jane, 24 Antigua st 

Paterson William, 30 Vennel 

Pettigrew Mrs, 14 Bruce st 

Phillips James, 45 Crawfurd st 

Pollock Miss I., 19 Regent st 

Reid Duncan, 42 Hamilton st 

Reid Duncan, 5 Main st 

Ritchie Brothers (wholesale), 19 Shaw st 

Robb Mrs, 22 Antigua st 

Robb Mrs, 12 Baker st 

Robertson Sidney, 36 Ingleston st 

Ross M. J. , 6 Inverkip st 

Scott Ivie, 16 West Blackhall st and 72 Eldon st 

Scott Peter, 9 West Blackhall st 

Scott Walter, 41 Nelson st, west 

Sharp John (and provision), 25 Rue-end st 

Shaw Neil, 34 Dalrymple st 

Shearer Hugh, 52 Shaw st and 27 Hamilton st 

Shearer Hugh (wholesale), 3 Mansionhouse lane 

Sim John, 32 Lynedoch st 

Sinclair Walter, 7 Antigua st 

Sloan James, 19 East Shaw st 

Smith Alexander (wholesale), 29 West Burn st 

Smith James, 56 Lynedoch st 

Smith Thomas, 6 John st 

Smith Thomas, 5 Inverkip st 

Steel H. & W. (wholesale), 10 Broad close 

Stevenson David, 55 ShaAv st, and 24 Ann st 

Stevenson William, 44 Lynedoch st 

Stirling Mrs A., 7 Shaw st

222 trades' DIllECTORY. 

Sutlierland Mrs, 13 Market st 

Telfer Mrs C. , 1 Prospect hill 

Thorn Archibald, 5 Hamilton st 

Thomson William, 109 Port-Glasgow road 

Train Mrs, 38 Main st 

Tucker John, 9 John st 

Tweedale James, 68 Yennel 

Walker John, 28 Inverkip st 

Walker Mrs J., 32 East Hamilton st 

Watson John, 28 Ann st 

Watson Mrs J,, 21 Regent st 

Weir Thomas, 46 Holmscroft st • 

White James, 70 Ann st 

White Miss, 17 Antigua st 

White Thomas, 25 East Shaw st 

Whitehead James, 10 Cross-shore st 

Wilson John, 9 Newton st 

Wilson John, 1 Ann st 

Wilson Mrs Alexander, 38 Holmscroft st 

Wilson William, 17 East Shaw st 

GROCERS AND SPIRIT DEALERS. 

Douglas William, 1 3 Ann st 

Foster Robert P. , 2 Tobago st 

Hendry Andrew, 33 Lynedoch st 

Holmes John, 15 Roxburgh st 


Milne Mrs E., 16 Antigua st 

Orr John, 17 Ann st 

Sharp William, 15 John st 

HAIRDRESSERS. 

Adamson William, 71 Main st 

Brown Alexander, 2 Cathcart sq and 30 Tobago st 

Doig Alexander, 1 West Blackball st 

Geercke Henry, 12 Cathcart st 

Hamilton Matthew, 1 Stanners st 

narrower T. H., 28 Market st 

M'Entear John, 4 Manse lane 

M'Guire James, 26 Dalrymple st 

M'Kay William, 66 Yennel 

Macmillan John, 26 Charles st 

Mellor George, 16 East Quay lane 

Millar Robert, 2 Cartsburn st 

Watson Frederick, 8 West Blackball st 

Watson Matthew, 41 Shaw st 

Wilson Andrew, 29 Regent st 

Wishart Thomas, 2 Cross-shore st and 13 East breast


HATTERS. 

Chalmers Henry, 30 IS"icolson st 

Craig George, 27 Cathcart st 

Dick James M. , 13 West Blackhall st 

Fiilton Thomas, Cathcart sq 

Galbraith John, 26 Hamilton st 

Gilchrist William, 8 William st 

Lang William, 27 West Burn st 

Lochhead William, 29 Cathcart st 

M 'Donald Andrew, 35 West Burn st 

MacFarlan & Co., 49 Cathcart st 

MacFarlane Dugald, 46 Cathcart st 

Millar James & Co. , 14 Hamilton st 

Neilson John & Co. , 43 Cathcart st 

Oats Daniel, 20 Vennel 


Rae James K. , 37 Hamilton st 

Wilson John T., 34 West Blackhall st 

Wotherspoon Alex. C. , 58 Rue-end st 

HOSIERS. 

Anderson Hugh, 38 Hamilton st 



Craig George, 27 Cathcart st 

Dick James M., 13 West Blackhall st 

Fleming Alex. , 8 Hamilton st and 37 West Blackhall at 

Galbraith John, 26 Hamilton st 

Houston Robert, 13 Rue- end st 

Lochhead William, 29 Cathcart st 

M'llwraith William 2 West Blackhall st 

M'llwraith Miss, 23 Hamilton st 

Mackail Thomas, 29 West Burn st 

Millar James & Co., 14 Hamilton st 

Smith Miss, 5 West Stewart st 

HOUSE-FACTORS. 

Agnew A. & Sons, 15 Cross-shore st 


Bone Quintin, 2 Bank st 

Campbell Dugald, 49 Cathcart st 

Duncan John, 24 West Burn st 

Gillespie John, 12 Forsyth st 

Henderson Thomas, 14 Cathcart st 

Kelso James, 13 William st 

M 'Grain John, 53 East Hamilton st


Raff George, 41 Catlicart st 

Simpson David M. , 28 Hamilton st 

Teulon John H., 23 Cathcart st 

Welsh & Walker, 18 Cathcart st 

INN AND HOTEL KEEPERS. 

Bain Mrs Thomas, Prince of Wales' Hotel, 28 Cathcart st 

Borland J. C, 24 Catlicart st 

Bradley Miss, 2 Boyd st 

Brodie William, Bnck's Head Hotel, 2 Watson's lane 

Buchanan Mrs, White Hart Hotel, 50 Cathcart st 

Chalmers Hume, Wheat Sheaf Hotel, 4 Church place 

Currie John, Tontine Hotel, 34 Cathcart st 

Ferguson Miss, Museum Hotel, 9 William st 

INSURANCE AGENTS. 

(*See Appendix). 

IRON MERCHANTS. 

Greenock Iron Co. , 1 Palmerston buildings 

Harrison John & Co. , 8 St Andrew sq 

Kidston A. G. & Co., 48 Rue-end st and 2 Virginia st 

MacCallum P. & Sons, 14 Cathcart st 

Robertson John, 10 Cartsburn st 

Scott John, jun., 54 Rue-end st 

Whyte George, 13 John st 

IRONMONGERS. 

Chalmers James, 14 West Blackball st 

Findlay & Mitchell, 2 Cathcart sq 

Henderson Bro\^î & Co. , 21 Cathcart st 

Lyle R. & Co., 3 West breast 

M'Intyre Duncan, 25 Rue-end st and 27 West Blackball st 

M'Kenzie W. J., 4 Shaw st 

Macpherson John & Co., 3 East breast 

Mathieson John, 5 William st 

Morton & Kidd, 10 William st and 24 Hamilton st 

Park John, 34 Roxburgh st 

Pow Edward, 15 Cathcart st 

Ross John (wholesale), 29 Cathcart st 

Scott John H. , 9 Hamilton st 

Shearer & Shepherd, 9 William st 

Shand Robert, 30 Nicolson st 

Wilson A. & J., 65 Rue-end st

trades' directoey. 225 

LATHSPLITTEBS. 

Gibson Walter & Co., 8 South st 

M'Leod John M., 1 Morton terrace 

M'Leod Robert, 31 Crescent st 

Muir & M'Phail, 28 Mearns st 

LITHOGRAPHERS. 

Baird Robert A. , Gathcart st 

Barr William, 26 Hamilton st 



Melvin Thomas, 4 Mansionhouse lane 

Motherwell James, 37 Hamilton st 

MALTSTERS. 

Black P. & A. , Holmscroft breAvery, Captain st 

MAJS"UFACTURERS (MISCELLANEOUS). 

Arbnckle John (belt and hose), Stanners st 

Arthur David (manufacturing chemist), Kilmalcolm road 

Boyd James (lemonade), Waverley lane 

papermakers, Overton Mill 

Brown, Stewart & Go. , 

Brown, Sturgeon & Go. (iron), 62 East Hamilton st 

Clyde Pottery Co. (earthenware), Port-Glasgow road 

Clyde Ropework, Berry-yards 

Craig J. & M. (fire clay goods)— J. Wilkie, agent, 10 Brougham 

st 

Crawford & Thomson (ironfounders), Caledonian Foundry, 

Trafalgar st 

Downie William (wooden dish), Hunter place 

Duff Daniel (blockmaker), 13 Clarence st 

Fleming, Reid & Co., Shaws Water Worsted Mill, Drumfrochar 

road 

Greenock Apothecaries' Co. (aerated water), 28 Hamilton st 

Greenock Distillery Co., 27 Tobago st 

Greenock Felt Work Co., 8 East Hamilton st 

Greenock Seed Crushing (oil) Co. (limited), 10 Drumfrochar 

road 

Hodge Mitchell (bedding and bedsteads), 15 Gathcart st and 


Houston Robert & Son (woollen), 28 West Blackball st 

Jack John (charcoal), 41 West Burn st 

Lennox John & Co. (felt), Bogston, Port-Glasgow road 

Lockyer George & Sons (charcoal)—J. ClapxDerton & Co., 

a2:ents


M'Crae Daniel (candle), 16 Charles st 

Mackenzie W. J. (tool), 4 Sliaw st 

Meek Hugh (aerated water), 14 West Burn st 

More Andrew & Co. (tobacco and snuff), 31 Market st 

Murdoch David (bolts, rivets, &c.), 32 Cartsburn st 

Niven William (treacle), 31 Sugarhouse lane 

Poynter John & Son, manufacturing chemists, Dellingburn 

st 

Simpson & Co. (bolt and rivet), 7 Dellingburn sq 

Singer Company (sewing machines), 8 West Blackball st 

Vivian H. H. & Co. (tube), 2 Cathcart st 

Williams, Foster & Co. (yellow metal and sheathing), 12 

Bogle st 

MERCHANTS, SHIPOWNERS, SHIP AND COMMISSION AGENTS. 

(See also Steam Packet Agents.) 

Adam George, 1 Cathcart st 

Alexander Frederick & Co., 32 Cathcart st 

Alston John (anchor and chain) 2 East India breast 

Baine & Johnston, 17 West Blackball st 

Blair David (flour), 2 Shaw place 

Blair Hugh R., 22 Kelly st 

Brymner Graham, 9 Customhouse place 

Brymner John & Co., Palmerston buildings 

Buchanan J. M. & Co. (ship stores) 3 East breast 

Caird Colin S., 32 Cathcart st 

Callander Thomas, 13 Union st 

Campbell James Fletcher, 2 Church place 

Carmichael A., J. H., & Co., 17 Palmerston buildings 

Carswell & Preston (ship stores) 16 East India breast 

Clapperton John & Co. , 21 Palmerston buildings 

Clerk, Dixon & Co. , 32 Cathcart st 

Cook James E., 16 Mearns st 

Cowan D. & Co., 23 Palmerston buildings 

Craig George, 27 Cathcart street 

Crawford W. & J., 40 Cathcart st 

Cunningham D. , 32 Cathcart st 

Cunningham John, 32 Cathcart st 

Cuthbert Robert, 67 Rue-end st 

Currie Alex. & Co., 12 West Burn st 

Dalgieish George, 34 Brisbane st 

Erskine Henry, 9 Margaret st 

Ewing Robert & Co. , 4 Bogle st 

Ferguson Daniel & Co., 30 Cathcart st 

Findlay James, 25 Forsyth st 

Fleming, Reid & Co., Shaws Water Worsted IMills 

Foulds &: Bone, 11 Sugarhouse lane

trades' directoey. 227 

Forrester David, Sugar Exchange 

Fraser Robert & Co., 20 Palmerston buildings 

Gray & Buchanan, 12 Bogle st 

Greenock Towing Co. , 2 West Quay lane 

Grieve James J. , 17 West Blackhall st 

Grieve Walter, Son & Co. , 14 Cross-shore st 

Haddow John, 27 West Burn st 

Hamilton & Adam, 18 Palmerston buildings 

Hendry^ Ferguson & Co., Roslin st 

Hunter Charles P., 17 West Blackhall st 

Hunter James & Co., 43 Rue-end st 

Hunter John & Co., 8 West Breast 

Hunter Thomas O. & Co., 13 William st 

Ingiis Robert, 8 Brdgowan st, west 

Jamieson John, 43 Rue-end st 

Jamieson Robert W. 16 Nelson st, west 

Jolinston Alexander Ranken, Homescroft house 

Johnstone David (of Gourock Ropework Co.), 1 Cross-shore st 

Kelly William & Co., 9 William st 

Kerr John & Co., 40 West Blackhall st 

Kerr, Newton & Co. , 32 Cathcart st 

Kidston A. G. & Co. , 48 Rue-end st 

Kincaid Thomas, 11 Eldon st 

Leitch John, 27 Cathcart st 

Leitch & Gilchrist, 27 Cathcart st 

Leitch & Muir, 2 West quay 

Leitch Quintin & Co., 9 West breast 

Lindsay William & Co., Excise buildings 

Low John & Co. (ship store), 2 Open shore 

Lusk Robert, 12 and 14 Charles st 

Lyle Abram & Sons, 11 Nicolson st 

M'Arthur William & Co., 23 Cathcart st 

M'Crae Daniel, 15 Charles st 

MacCunn James & Co., Excise buildings 

Macfarlan, Brown & Co. , Customhouse place 

M 'George John C, 45 Brougham st 

City Bank buildings 

Macintyre John D. , 

M'Isaac, Murray & Co., Palmerston buildings 

MacKellar Peter, 67 Rue-end st 

M'Kinnon Archibald (steamboat), 21 Lyle st 

M'Kiver William M. & Co. (ship stores), 12 Cross-shore st 

M'Laren A. D., 16 Eldon st 

M'Laren Donald, 11 Fox st 

M'Laren John P., 27 West Burn st 

M'Lea James S., 18 West Burn st 

Maclean & Co., 27 Cathcart st 

M'Lellan James & Co., Exchange buildings 

Macleod Neil, 2 West Quay 

Martin & Morris, 32 Cathcart st

228 TRADEvS' DIKECTORY. 

Meldrum Peter, 22 Eldon st 

Millar Robert, 43 Union st 

Muir Richard, 46 Union st 

Munro Andrew & Co. , 40 Catlicart st 

Neill James, 51 Union st 

Newton J ames, 27 Cathcart st 

Newton Thomas B., 27 Palmerston buildings 

Orkney Alexander, 32 Cathcart st 

Orr, Hunter & Co. , 4 West Quay lane 

Paterson, Robert R. , 

City Bank buildings 

Rankin William, Commercial Bank buildings 

Rankin William & Son (ship stores), 11 and 12 Palmerston 

buildings 

Richardson James & Co,, 2 Church place 

Robertson & Macdougall, 55 Rue-end st 

Ross, Corbett & Co., 2 Shannon's close 

Ross William, 29 Câthcart st 

Russell James, 11 West breast 

Shankland D. & Co. , 21 Cathcart st 

Shankland Robert & Co., 23 Cathcart st 

Speirs Hugh & Co., 30 Cathcart st 

Stewart J. & AV. , 1 Watt place 

Stewart John (shij) stores), 4 Bogle st 

Tasker Andrew, 43 Rue-end st 

Taylor John, 23 Kelly st 

TurnbuU Martin & Co. , 6 West Quay lane 

Turner C. J. & Son, 18 West Burn st 

Wrede & Co., City Bank buildings 

Wright & Co., 6 Palmerston buildings 

Shearer William, 3 Bank st 

MESSENGER-AT-ARMS. 

MIDWIVES. 

Beaton Mrs, 50 Crawfurd st 

Buchan Mrs William, 45 Shaw^ st 

Campbell Mrs (and ladies' nurse), 21 Lyle st 

Dick Mrs, 68 Roxburgh st 

M'Intyre Mrs, 1 Buccleuch st 

M'Keilar, Mrs, 36 Kelly st 

Menzies Mrs, 24 Bank st 

Rattray Mrs, 8 Cross-shore st 

Smith Mrs, 9 Tobago st 

Smith Mrs, 18 Ann st 

MILLERS. 

Allan George, jun., East Stewart st

Barclay Hugh, Cartsburn mill 

Hill Matthew, 16 Chapel st 

M'Kemmie Robert, East Stewart st 

M'Kenzie & Walker, Dellingburn sq 


MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS. 

(See also Dressmakers. 

Barbour Miss Jessie, 57 Holmscroft st 

Boyd Misses (and staw hat makers), 27 Nelson st, west 

Brown Mrs W. S. 65 Rue-end st 

Brown Jane, 7 Cathcart st 

Campbell & Nicol, 73 Roxburgh st 

Chalmers Miss, 15 Laird st 

Grant Miss Isabella, 21 Cathcart st 

Houston Miss, 1 Grey place 

Johnstone Miss, 31 West Blackball st 

M 'Arthur Mrs, 50 Inverkip st 

M 'Galium Misses, 11 Nelson st, west 

M 'Donald Alice, 22 Cathcart st 

M'Lean Miss, 5 Inverkip st 

M'Millan Misses, 12 East Shaw st 

M'Rae Miss, 20 Lynedoch st 

Menzies Miss M. G. , 25 Charles st 

Murray Mrs, 73 Roxburgh st 

Nicoll J. and E. , 19 Ardgowan st, west 

Pollock Miss (and furrier), 15 Bank st 

Rougvie Miss Helen, 2 West Blackball st 

Sinclair Misses, 30 Dalrymple st 

Smith Miss, 14 Union st 

Soar Mrs S., 2 Jamaica st 

St Clair I., 8 Grey place 

Taylor Miss A. , 54 Brougham st 

MUSIC SELLERS. 

Forbes John, 15 West Blackball st 

Inglis James & Sons, 16 West Blackball st 

OPTICIANS AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS. 

Fleming James, 14 Cathcart st 

Glendinning Alexander, 17 Ingleston st 

Love Robert, 17 West Blackball st 

M'Gregor D. & Co., 32 Cathcart st 

Stewart Hugh, 50 Shaw st


PAllNTERS AND PAPER-HANGERS. 

Brown George, 3 Albert place 

Buchanan James, 44 Shaw st 

Cameron William, 1 and 3 Argyle st 

Duncan Robert F., 35 West Burn st 

Gray Alexander M. , 33 Market st 

Hendry John & Sons, 31 Nicolson st 

Kerr William & Son, 1 Union st 

Leslie Robert, 3 Market st 

Leitch Daniel, 10 West breast 

Macalister & Fyfe (oil and colour merchants), 4 East breast 

M 'Naught John, 27 West Burn st 

Stevenson T. M., 12 Cathcart st 

PAVEMENT MERCHANTS. 

Devlin Daniel (and cement), 11 Patrick st 

Thomson Thomas & Son (and asphalters), 61 Nicolson st 

PAWNBROKERS. 

Boyle Elizabeth, 13 East Quay lane 

Cairns John, 10 Hamilton st 

Cook Robert, 37 Market st 

Cowan Robert R. & William, 39 Hamilton st 

Cruthers Mrs, 28 Dalrymple st 

Fawcett Samuel, 34 Cathcart st 

Flockhart John, 60 Yennel 

Greenock Equitable Loan Co., 24 Hamilton st 

Mackay J. & N., 63 Main st 

Millar & M'Guckin, 8 Stanners st 

Miller Alexander, 38 Hamilton st 

O'Neill John B., 7 Vennel 

Stewart Agnes T. , 49 Vennel 

Stewart James P., 48 Shaw st 

Sweeney Charles, . 

5 William st 

PHOTOGRAPHERS. 

Fergus Charles, 36 West Blackball st 

Paton James, 59 Esj^lanade 

Robinson Robert, 32 Cathcart st , 

Straiton David, 8 Hamilton st 

Urie Robert, 29 West Burn st 

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. 

(See Appendix.) 

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trades' dtrbotoky. 23J 

PLASTERERS 

Brown J. & G. 1 Charles st 

M'Cradie James, 41fKeny st 

Paul Colin, 41 Nelson st, west 

Tannock Quintin, 5 Sir Michael st 

PLUMBERS. 

Adam Wm. & Co. (and coppersmiths), 2 and 3 Dock breast 

Bell Peter & Co. , 11 Chapel st 

Broadfoot James, 2 West breast 

Buie M. & H., 7 East breast 

Duncan & Sharp, 73 East Hamilton st 

Fairgrieve Andrew & Sons, 6 West breast 

M 'Janet John, (and gasfitter), SKilblain st ^ 

M'Lean & Barclay, 11 East Quay lane 

Mitchell James, 24 West Burn st 

Park Graham, 12 Tobago st 

Shuell Andrew L. , 7 West Blackball st 

Stephens John, 36 West Blackball st 

Thomson Charles, 17 Kelly st 

POULTERERS. 

Brown Alexander, 11 Watt st 

Gilmour A. & Son, 25 West Blackball st 

M'Connell Mrs, 31 Hamilton st 

M'Kellar Archibald, 5 William st 

M'Kechnie Allan, 18 West Blackball st 

Paterson Robert, 14 Market st 

PRINTERS. 

Baird Robert A. 41 and 48 Cathcart st 

Blair Jose^^h, 40 Cathcart st 

Campbell Charles, 2 Watt place 

Hutchison William, 23 Nicolson st 

Orr, Pollock & Co., 18 Charles st 

Storer James, 34 West Burn st 

The Greenock Printing Co., 29 Hamilton st 

PROVISION MERCHANTS. 

Borland John, 32 East Shaw st 

Boyle James, 8 Smith's lane 

Boyd Thomas, 26 Charles st 

Bruce Alexander O. , 22 Shaw st 

Campbell Nicol M. , 9 Vennel


Co-operative Society, 11 Jolm st 

Docherty Edward, 31 Dalrymple st 

Docherty James, 20 Cathcart st 

Flett James, 34 Vennel 

Fletcher Alexander & Co. , 26 Dalrymple st 

Forrest James F., 7 Sir Michael st 

Fraser Mrs James, Pabnerston buildings 

Gillan Henry, 36 Shaw st 

Go£F Thomas, 4 Lennox buildings, East Hamilton st 

Graham Duncan, 51 Main st 

Graham Hugh, 42 Cathcart st and 73 Main st 

Grant Neill, 35 Shaw st 

Hastie Andrew, 10 Sir Michael st 

Lang Alexander, 36 East Hamilton st 

Loughram Peter, 14 Dalrymple st 

M 'Arthur, Hugh, 22 West Blackball st 

Mackay Hugh, 44 Shaw st 

M 'Bride John, 7 Main st 

M'Crindle James, 43 Hamilton st 

M'Ewan Joseph, 4 Manse lane 

M'Farlane WiUiam, 20 Vennel 

M'Guire Thomas, 1 Laurieston st 

M'LellanA rchibald, 70 Roxburgh st 

M'Laughlin, James, 13 Market st 

M'Laughlin Neil, 31 Market st 

Marshall William, 28 Sugarhouse lane 

Muir Robert, 25 Vennel 

Nicol James, 76 Roxburgh st 

Paterson Alexander & Son, 39 Hamilton st 

Paterson William, 55 Shaw st 

Stevenson David, 24 Ann st and 55 Shaw st 

Wilson Edward (and drysalter), 27 Charles st 

Wilson John, 31 Cathcart st 

York W. G., 5 Arthur st 

REGISTRARS OF BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES. 

Middle Parish—Robert Campbell, 5 Bank st 

West Parish—Robert A. Baird, 48 Cathcart st 

East Parish—James M'Cunn, 49 Rue-end st 

RIGGERS. 

Blair Thomas, 27 Mearns st 

Hammond Henry, 17 Cathcart st 

Hastie John, 14 St Lawrence st 

Hyndman Robert, 32 Tobago st 

Robertson Thomas, 16 Laird st

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ROPE AND TWINE SPINNERS. 

Gillies Alexander, Low Murdieston 

Gourock Kopework Co. (and sailcloth manufacturers), 1 Crossshore 

st and 5 East breast 

Greenock Ropework, 43 Wellington st 

Leitch Quintin & Co. , 9 West breast 

Miller James, 89 Roxburgh st 


Tough Alexander & Son, 11 East Quay lane 

SADDLERS. 

Lauder Alexander, 19 Cathcart st 

Stewart James, 36 West Blackhall st 

Turner John, 1 Watt place , 

Wallace Robert, 58 Rue-end st 

SAILMAKERS. 

Black Thomas, 3 and 4 Customhouse place 

Ferguson A. & Co., Roslin st 

Fish, Brown & Co., Donald's court. East India breast 

Hamilton & Adam, 21 Shaw st , 

Harvey Hugh, 8 West Quay lane 

Ihnes John W. & Co., 13 East Quay lane 

M 'Arthur J. B. & Co., West quay 

M'Kenzie Dmican, 12 West breast 

Menzies A. & W,, 2 Virginia st 


Pennell J. & Co., 13 Ropework st 

SAW MILLERS. 

Allison Mrs Stewart, 1 Dellingburn sq 

Cameron Allan & Son, Macdougall st 

Greenock Sawmill Co., Port-Glasgow road 

Lamb Thomas & Sons, 30 Market st 

M'Lean James & Co., 25 Main st and 5 Argyle st 

Robb & FuUarton, Port-Glasgow road 

Robb John & Co., Port-Glasgow road 

SCULPTORS. 

Gordon James, 6 South st 

Mathie John, 62 Inverkip st 

Stevenson Charles, Cemetery gate 

Welsh Dominick, 40 Main st 

Wood Francis, 30 Bruce st 

Wood Thomas, Cemetery gate

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SESSIOISl CLERKS. 

Middle Parish—Robert Campbell, 5 Bank st 

West Parish—Alexander Fyfe, 12 Brisbane st 

East Parish—Thomas Smith, 22 Crescent st 

Black David, 3 Bank st 

Conn & Grant, 5 Hamilton st 

Gillies John, 63 Ann st 

Shearer William, 3 Bank st 

SHERIFF-OFFICERS. 

SHIP BROKERS. 

Browne & Watson, Palmerston buildings 

Bonstead & Dunbar, 27 Cathcart st 

Broman John, 19 Kelly st 

Caird Colin S., City Bank buildings 

Clapperton John & Co. , 21 Palmerston buildings 

Clerk, Dixon & Co., 32 Cathcart st 

Cowan D. & Co. , 23 Palmerston buildings 

Crawford W. & J., 49 Cathcart st 

Denholm James, 27 Cathcart st 

Doah John, 20 Hamilton st 

Gibson William, Palmerston buildings 

Gray & Buchanan, 12 Bogle st 

Hughes Robert S., 49 Cathcart st 

Harvey P. E. & Co., 2 West quay 

Kerr Hugh S. , 32 Cathcart st 

Kerr Newton & Co. , 32 Cathcart st 

Leitch & Muir, 2 West quay 

Lietke & Co., Palmerston buildings 

M 'Arthur Wilham & Co., 23 Cathcart st 

M 'Isaac, Murray & Co., Palmerston buildings 

M'Lellan James & Co., Exchange buildings 

Nuel E. & Co., Palmerston buildings 

Paul John & Co. , Exchange buildings 

Skinner Thomas & Co., 30 Cathcart st 

Turnbull Martin & Co., 6 West Quay lane 

Wright John & Co. , Customhouse place 

Young J. & R., 32 Cathcart st 

SHIPBUILDERS. 

Caird & Co. (iron), 46 Dalrymple st and Arthur st 

Cunliffe and Dunlop, Port-Glasgow road 

Scott & Co. (and iron), Cartsdyke 

Scott James E. (iron), Main st 

Steele Robert & Co. (and iron), 6 Rue-end st and 56 Main sti 

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SHIP CHANDLBRS. 

Black Thomas, 3 and 4 Customhouse place 

Denniston John S. (tinsmith and gasfitter), 11 West breast 

Gatherer Peter (and seedsman), 7 West breast 

Harvey Hugh, 8 West Quay lane 

Hendry A. & D. , 16 East India breast 

Innes John W. & Co,, 13 East Quay lane 

Lyle R. & Co. , 3 West breast 

M'Donnell Hugh & Son, 8 West Quay lane 

Macalister & Fyfe, 4 East breast 

M'Intyre Duncan, 25 Rue-end st and 27 West Blackhall st 

MacPherson John & Co. , 3 East breast 

Rankin William & Son, 11 and 12 Palmerston buildings 

Wilson A. & J., 65 Rue-end st 

Wilson H., 1 Watt place 

SICK NURSES AND KEEPERS. 

Denholm Mrs, 23 Hamilton st 

Hill Mrs., 27 Hamilton st 

M'Ausland Mrs, 8 Tobago st 

MTherson Mrs, 3 8 Antigua st 

M'Kellar Mrs, 16 Kelly st 

Munn Mrs, 120 Drumfrochar road 

SLATERS. 

Burns George (and slate merchant), 24 Crawfurd st 

Hay James, 1 Salmon st 

Leisk Adam jun. 39 Hamilton st and 34 Crawford st 

Mackay Peter (and slate merchant), 9 Chapel st 

M'Lachlan James, 14 Kilblain st 

Patterson & Robertson, Hunter place 

Philips David, 38 Inverkip st and 59 Vennel 

Swan William and Son (and slate merchants), 10 Tobago st 

Wright Peter & Son (and slate merchants), 48 Inverkip st 

SPIRIT DEALERS. 

(See also Grocers and Spirit Dealers and Inn and Tavern 

Keepers.) 

Alexander William, 3 Ropework st 

Alexander William, 57 Vennel and 2 Sir Michael st 

Allan Robert, 6 Ann st 

Allan William, 2 Mansionhonse lane 

Allan W. 0. , 7 Inverkip st 

Archibald William, 13 Charles st and 28 Market st

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Arthur Joseph F., 38 West BlacldiaU st 

Bain Mrs Thomas, 28 Cathcart st 

Baird Miss Jane, 11 Cathcart st 

Biggam John, 35 Dalrymple st 

Blackwood John, 40 Cathcart st 

Blair Hugh, 3 Bell entry 

Bold Alexander, 47 Inverkip st 

Borthwick Alexander, 11 Union st 

Boyce Edward, 31 Shaw st 

Boyd John, 12 Sir Michael st 

Brady James, 17 Dalrymple st 

Broadfoot William, 61 Rue-end st 

Brown Alexander, 60 Lynedoch st 

Brown Neil, 39 Vennel and 45 Dalrymple st 

Brown Mrs, 1 Argyle st 

Bryce John, 17 Arthur st 

Buchanan John W. , 6 Market st 

Buchanan Mrs, 57 Dalrymple st 

Campbell James M. , 89 Roxburgh st 

Catnpbell Peter, 13 Laird st 

Chesnut Robert, 31 Rue-end st and 3 Charles st 

Clark John T., 53 Rue-end st 

Clark William B. , 39 Rue-end st 

Cochran John, 10 Baker st 

Collins Mrs, 5 West Blackball st 

Constant James, 31 Vennel 

Crawford Robert P. , 35 Ingleston st 

Cunningham John, 6 Watson's lane 

Currie William C, 4 ^Vatson's lane 

Curtis C. H. & Co., 32 Cathcart st, 24 Nicolson st, and 3: 

Hamilton st 

Davidson James, 1 Crescent st 

Davie Alexander M., 17 Stanners st 

Devlin Patrick, 3 Market st 

Dewar Catherine, 13 Cathcart st 

Docherty John, 36 Inverkip st 

Docherty William, 11 and 12 East breast 

Dow Mrs, 18 Sir Michael st 

Downing William, 29 Cathcart st 

Drysdale Thomas, 3 Crescent st 

Duncan Robert, 14 Market st 

Dunlop George, 57 Shaw st 

Fay Arthur, 9 East breast 

Finlay A. H. , 9 Shaw st 

Foster Robert, 2 Tobago st 

Foulds William, 27 Mian st 

Gallacher Mrs B. , 15 Clarence st 

Gauld Thomas, 12 Vennel 

Gillies Geo. D. , 93 Roxburgh st

Goulding M. , 65 Main st 

Grrant John, 29 Dalrymple st 

Hagan Charles, 34 Vennel 

Heggie Ogilvie, 8 Shaw st 

Hendry Mrs, 6 Main st 

Hood William, 22 Yennel 

Houston James, 21 Baker st 

Houston William, 32 Dalrymple st 

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Inglis James, 10 Kilblain st 

Ireland Mrs M. , 34 Sir Michael st 

Irons Agnes, 25 Yennel 

Irvine George, 22 Cathcart st 

Irvin Henry, 5 Cowgate st 

Jacobs Peter, 7 East breast and 50 Shaw st 

Johnston Mrs, 8 East breast 

Kerr Edward, 97 Roxburgh st 

King Mrs Margaret, 69 Main st 

Laird John, 45 Shaw st 

Lawrence David, 10 East breast 

Leitch Mrs Mary, 3 Shannon's close 

Livingston Alexander, 2 East breast 

Lorcet Mrs, 31 Brougham st 

Lyle John, 8 Smith's lane 

Lyle John, 6 West Quay lane and 17 Sugarhouse lane 

M'Anespy James, 29 Vennel 

M 'Bride David, 2 William st 

M'Bryde James, 17 Cathcart st 

M'Cabe Peter, 16 Shaw st 

M'Callum Alexander, 4 Dellingburn sq 

M'Callum Donald, 22 West Blackball st 

M'Clemont Miss, 48 East Hamilton st 

M'CoU Gilbert, 9 Taylor's close . 

M'Dade Mrs, 62 Vennel 

McDonald John, 12 East India breast 

M'Dougall William, 25 Sugarhouse lane 

M'Eachran Ann, 12 Springkell st 

iM'Ewan John, 29 Vennel 

M'Farlane Archibald, 32 Arthur st 

M'Gorum Mrs Robert, 20 Cathcart st 

M'Gregor John, 23 and 25 Shaw st and 9 East Quay lane 

IM'Gregor N., 8 Cathcart st and 1 Shaw st 

M'Innes Dugald, 14 Hamilton st and 15 Rue-end st 

M'Intosh Duncan, 9 Bearhope st 

M'Intosh Kenneth, 21 Rue-end st 

Mackay Thomas, 15 West Blackball st 

Mackay William, 20 Sugarhouse lane 

Mackenzie James, 30 Cathcart st 

M'Kenzie John, 14 John st 

M'KenzieMiss E., 61 Roxburgh st 

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M'Kinlay Archibald, 2 West Burn st 

M'Kinnon Donald, 6 East Shaw st 

M'Kinnon Hugh, 41 Rue-end st 

M'Lachlan Duncan, 34 Dalrymple st 

M'Lean Robert, 8 Charles st 

M'Lean Miss, 8 West breast 

M'Lean Mrs J., 2 Charles st 

M'Lennan Daniel, 61 Main st 


M'Millan Mrs John, 1 Ropework st 

M 'Naught Mrs, 6Q Ann st 

M'Neil John, 58 Vennel 

M'Neil Mrs W. 14 Terrace road 

M'Phee Ronald, 21 Shaw st 

MThail John, 26 East Shaw st 

M'Tavish Jane, 13 Shaw st 

Mahan David D., 35 Yennel 

Marley Eliza L., 71 East Hamilton st 

Millar Samuel, 18 Vennel 

Millar Simon H. , 3 AVest Quay lane and 26 Cathcart st 

Miller Andrew, 38 Main st 

Miller Mrs M., 11 Arthur st 

Morison G. & J. , 29 West Blackball st 

Morrison Mrs Mary, 40 West Burn st 

Nicholson Samuel, 1 East breast and 2 East Quay lane 

Orr James, 9 Cross shore st 

Ostler Andrew, 2 Carnock st 

Paterson James, 4 William st 

Paul John, 20 Dalrymple st and 3 Vennel 

Peace Margaret, 41 Ann st 

Pettigrew James, Ladyburn 

Phillips James, 28 Shaw st 

Phillips Patrick, 63 Main st 

Prentice Thomas, 3 St Andrew st 

Rae William, 2 Harvie lane 

Rennie James, 37 Rue-end st 

Riddel George, 17 Shaw st 

Roberts Mrs William, 33 Shaw st 

Robertson Thomas, 4 West breast 

Robertson Wellwood M. , 2 Buccleuch st 

Ronald William, 17 Bearhofje st 

Ross Hugh, 24 Charles st 

Russell James R. , 21 Port-Glasgow road 

Russell W. C. & Co., 27 Cathcart st 

Scott John C, 69 Vennel and 62 Wellington st 

Sharp James C. , 4 Shaw st 

Sharp William, 32 West Blackball st 

Shaw Angus, 17 Regent st 

Shaw Mrs, 7 East breast


Shearer Mrs, 21 Ann st 

Sieger Engelbert, 41 West Blackliall st 

Smith John, 36 West Blackhall st 

Smith John, 10 Market st and 13 Hamilton st 

Smith John, 50 East Hamilton st 

Steen John, 4 Dalrymple st 

Stewart Mrs Annie, 24 Cathcart st and 19 East Qnay lane 

Stewart Mrs I. , 69 Main st 

Taylor James, 9 Main st 

Taylor William F., 43 Crawfurd st 

Templeton Robert, 21 Charles st 

Torrance Archibald, 4 Clarence st 

Wallace William, 1 Open-shore st 

Walker Mrs George, 27 Rue-end st 

Wardrop John, 43 Inverkip st 

Watt William, 47 Vennel 

Watson James, 8 Inverkip st 

Weir John, 2 Shannon's close 

Wilson James, 41 Main st 

Wilson John, 4 Bearhope st 

Yorston Mrs, 81 Roxburgh st 

Young William, 10 Ann st 

STEAM PACKET AGENTS. 

Allan Robert & Co., 19 Palmerston buildings 

Brymner Graham, 9 Customhouse place 

Brymner John & Co. , Palmerston buildings 

Clyde Shipping Co., 9 Customhouse place 

Dawson John, Customhouse quay 

Glasgow and Greenock Shipping Co., 32 Cathcart st 

Glasgow and Liverpool screw Steam Shipping Co., 1 West 

quay 

M/Cormick Donald, Customhouse quay 

M'Nair Archibald, Customhouse quay 

Liddell William, Palmerston buildings 

Lindsay William & Co., Excise buildings 

Little James & Co. , Excise buildings 

Macmilliam Jchn, Excise building 

Robertson Daniel, 10 West breast 

Sinclair William, Excise buildings 

Steel & M'Caskill, 32 Cathcart st 

STEVEDORES. 

Arnott James, 36 West Blackhall st 

Dunning Matthew, 6 Trafalgar st 

Ferguson Moses, 6 West Stewart st 

Ferrie James, 15 Hope st 

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240 TRA-DES' DIRECTORY. 

Hendry William, 20 Hamilton st 

Logue Edward, 7 Nile st 

M 'Arthur Thomas, 2 Charles st 

M'llroy John, 29 Shaw st 

M'Millan Hugh, 11 Shaw st 

M'Menamim James, 9 Trafalgar st 

Mulhern Charles, 3 Brougham st 

Trainer Michael, 20 Tobago st 

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SUGAR BROKERS. J 

Alexander Frederick & Co. , 32 Cathcart st ;; 

Anderson John & Co., 24 and 25 Sugar Exchange 

Hogg Alexander & Co., Sugar Exchange 

Lusk Robert, 12 and 14 Charles st 

Lewis Robert & Co., Exchange buildings 

MacArthur, M'Lean & Co., 5 West Quay 

M 'Arthur William & Co., 23 Cathcart st 

MacDonald George & Co. , Exchange buildings 

Commercial Bank buildings 

Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co. , 

Macdonald J. and G. , 27 Sugar Exchange 

Marshall, Anderson & Morrison, 15 Sugar Exchange 

M'Leod, Hugh M. & Co.. Commercial Bank buildings 

Richmond Robert J., Exchange buildings 

Ross William, 29 Cathcart st 

Smart J. R. and Co., 65 Rue- end st 

Smith A. C. & Co., 11 Highland close 

Steel H. & W., 10 Broad close 

Tod William, 13 Kelly st 

Watson J. & G., Palmerston buildings 

Wilson T. H. &. Co. , Exchange buildings 

Wrede & Co., Cathcart st 

SUGAR REFINERS, . 

Anderson Alexander & Sons, Cappielow Sugar Refinery, 


Ballantine & Rowan, Dellingburn st 

Blair, Reid & Steele (Limited), 12 Ingleston st 

Cartsburn Sugar Refining Co., 4 Crescent st 

Clyde Refining Co. , 103, 105 and 107 Drumfrochar road 

Crawhall, Allison & Co., Dellingburn Sugar Refineiy, 43 

Rue-end st 

Gibb D. & J., 9 Sugarhouse lane 

Glebe Refining Co., 40 West Blackball st 

Neill, Dempster & Neill, 78 Drumfrochar road 

Patten Archibald i& Co. , 35 Baker st 

Paul, Sword & Co., 22 Ingleston st 

Roxburgh Street Sugar Refining Co. , 40 Sir Michael st 

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Scott Alexander & Sons, 20 Baker st and Berry-yards 

Walker John & Oo. , 3 Prince's st 

SUGAR SAMPLERS. 

Galbreatli John, 11 est breast 

M'Caughey J. & R., 1 West quay 

Spiers James & Son, 30 Cathcart st 

TAILORS AISTD CLOTHIERS. 

Boyd James, 34 est Blackball st 

Boyd Robert, 45 Hamilton st 

Brodie John & Son, 22 Cathcart st 

Browning John (and hatter), 5 Hamilton st 

Bruce G. & J. (and hatters), 46 Hamilton st 

Buchanan & Johnson, 40 Cathcart st 

Cairney William A. , 32 Hamilton st 

Campbell J., 12 Hamilton st 


Chalmers Henry, 30 Nicolson st 

Docherty George, 6 William st 

Donnelly Peter & Co. , 14 Cathcart st 

Farmer Hugh, 3 William st and 54 Shaw st 

Finlay Robert B. & Co. (and hatter), 12 West Blackball st 

Hendry J. & R., 29 Regent st 

Jarvis Alexander, 32 Hamilton st 

Lamont Neil & Son, 19 Hamilton st 

Lang William, 27 West Burn st 

M 'Donald Neil, 31 Cathcart st 

M'Eleny John, 7 William st 

M'Gallan David, 1 Argyle st 

M'Kinnon Neil, 2G Hamilton st 

M'Leavie E. & Co., 46 Cathcart st 

M 'Master Alexander, 6 West Blackball st 

M'Neil James, 32 Hamilton st 

Merrylees James, 7 Cathcart st 

Martin John, 4 Hamilton st 

Morrison & Sons, 44 Cathcart st 

Paterson Daniel, 5 Hamilton st 

Ritchie John, Cathcart sq 

Roberts Edward, 27 Hamilton st 

Scott James & Co., 18 West Blackball st 

Smith & Armit, 26 Cat li cart st 

Smith David, 32 Hamilton st 

Yincent A. G. , 5 William st 

TAJSTNERS AND CURRIERS. 

Kirk Adam & Co. , 7 Harvie lane


Marshall Wm. & Son, Ladyburn, Port-Grlasgow road 

Paterson Charles, 19 Cartsbnrn st 

TIMBER MERCHANTS AND MEASURERS. 

Adam George & Co., 1 Cathcart st 

Allison Mrs Stewart (and saw miller) 1 Dellingburn sq 

Broun Neil & Co. , 2 Cathcart st 

Cameron Allan & Son, Macdougall st 

Carmichael A. & J. H. & Co. , 17 Palmerston buildings 

Carswell John, 3 Cathcart st 

Crawford Alexander, Ladyburn Saw Mills 

Davie Pobert & Co., 63 Rue-enc|.,st \l 

FuUarton Robert & Son, 6 Catlicart st i 

Greenock Saw Mill Co. , Kingston Saw Mills, Port-Glasgow 

road 

Hill Robert, 2 East India breast 

Home & Fraser, Exchange buildings 

Hunter Robert, 67 Rue-end st 

Lamb Thomas & Sons, 30 Market st 

Maclean & Co. , 27 Cathcart st 

M'Lean James & Co., 25 Main st and 5 Argyle st 

Morries John & Co. , 2 East India breast 


Park Gavin, 32 Cathcart st 1 

Robb & FuUarton, Bogston Saw Mills, Port-Glasgow road ' 

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Robb John & Co. , Caledonian Saw Mills, Port-Glasgow road 

Rougvie John M'D., 15 Laird st 

Warden Archibald, 1 Cathcart st 

TOBACCONISTS. 

Allan James, 22 West Blackball st 

Anderson Andrew, 65 Rue-end st 

Anderson William, 6 Dalrymple st 

Andrews Mrs, 9 Lynedoch st 

Barron Miss, 7 Yennel 

Boyd James, 1 Ann st 

Boyd Miss, 10 East Quay lane 

Brown Hugh, 25 Ann st 

Brown James, 7 Rue-end st 

Brown Miss, 30 Cathcart st 

Bruce Mrs A. , 40 Hamilton st 

Campbell Miss, 12 East Quay lane 

Carmichael Miss M., 36 West Burn st 

Chahners Miss, 25 Regent st 

Donald James, 7 Hamilton st 

Douglas Miss E., 35 West Blackball st 

Fiskin John, 1 Charles st

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Galbraith Archibald, 16 Catlicart st 

Laing Margaret, 17 Rue-end st 

Lawrie Samuel, 42 Dalrymple st 

M'Allister Mrs, Palmerston buildings 

M'Cormick William, 5 Lennox buildings, Port-Glasgow road 

M'Intyre Andrew, 39 Catlicart st 

M'Intyre James, 28 Inverkip st 

M'Pherson Peter, 18 Cartsburn st 

Mitchell James C. , 83 Poxbnrgh st 

Menzies Miss Robina, 23 Vennel 

Millar Miss, 8 East breast 

Morton Jane, 36 Hamilton st 

Pollock John, 33 Rue-end st 

Saunders James, 23 Tobago st 

Scott Mrs, 36 Dalrymple st 

Simpson John, 5 East Quay lane 

Townley William A. , 4 West Blackball st 

Whiteford James, 41 West Blackball st 

UMBRELLA MAKERS. 

MXean Miss, 33 Hamilton st 

Mellor George, 16 East Quay lane 

Quin John, 7 West Blackball st 

VETERINARY SURGEONS. 

Macfarlane A. A. , 4 Laird st 

Robertson Alexander, 37 West Burn st 

WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS. 

Aitken Andrew, 3 Hamilton st 

Boyd J. & W., 11 West Blackball st 

Cameron M, & A., 59 Rue-end st and 36 Hamilton st 

Campbell Charles, 59 Rue-end st 

Clark John & Son (and chronometer make rs), 50 Cathcart st 

Currie M. , 11 Cross-shore st 

Douglas & Son, 9 Hamilton st 

Eahrlander Fidel, 9 Market st 

Herr F. Joseph, 21 West Blackball st 

Holden Andrew, 10 Cathcart st 

Linz Randolph, 8 Hamilton st 

M'Laggan John, 20 Cathcart st 

M'Neil Thomas, 8 East breast 

Mann Alexander, 11 Hamilton st 

Marr James, 14 Hamilton st 

Menzies Robert, 25 Hamilton st 

Proctor Robert M., 34 Hamilton st


Sieger Brothers, Palmerston buildings 

Smith Thomas, 8 Hamilton st 

Tolmie John T. , 16 Hamilton st 

Ward J. T., 10 Hamilton st 

Warden Andrew, 8 Hamilton st 

WHOLESALE WIiSTE AND SPIRIT MERCHAISTTS. 

Alexander William, 57 Yennel and 2 Sir Michael st 

Anderson William S. 24 West Blackhall st 

Boutard Louis E. (wholesale), 7 Brisbane st 

Brown Neil, 39 Vennel 

Campbell, A.nderson & Co., 2 Shaw st 

Curtis Charles H. & Co., 32 Cathcart st 

Dunlop George, 57 Shaw st 

Finlay A. H., 9 Shawst 

Lyle John, 6 West Quay lane and 17 Sugarhouse lane fl 

M'Gregor John, 23 and 25 Shaw st and 9 East Quay lane 

M'Innes Dugald, 3 Arthur st 

Mackay Daniel, 6 East breast 

Millar S. H. , 3 West Quay lane and 26 Cathcart st 

Paul John, 3 Vennel and 20 Dalrymple st 

Phillips Patrick, ] 3 Cross-shore st and 63 Main st 

Prentice Thomas & Co., 23 Nicolson st 

Pennie Pobert, 9 Inverkip st, 8 Cartsburn st and 20 West 

Burn st 

Russell W. C. & Co., 27 Cathcart st 

Skivington Arthur, 5 Mansionhouse lane and 53 Shaw st 

Thorne P. & Sons, 6 Manse lane 

Watt William, 47 Vennel 

WRIGHTS. 

Adam James (and glazier), 4 Watson's lane 

Agnew Alexander & Son, Terrace road and 15 Cross-shore st 


Black James, 7 West Stewart st 

Boyd David, 7 Brougham st 

Boyd David, 8 Dalrpnple st 

Brown A. & H. (ship), 6 Dock breast 

Buckle & M'Fie, Mearns st 

Cairns James & Co. (and blockmakers), 8 Cross-shore st 

Campbell Daniel, 11 John st 

Chalmers Archibald, 36 Roxburgh st 

Chalmers Hugh M. (glazier and undertaker), 23 Bearhope st 

Cook William (and blockmaker) 10 West Burn st 

Crawford Andrew (blockmaker), 22 West Burn st 

Crawford & Fulton, 10 Terrace road 

Currie & Guthrie, 56 Lynedoch st 

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Dallas Robert, 31. Hamilton st 

Darroch Dugald & Son, 14 Kilblain st 

Denny & Crawford, 52 Kelly st 

Fullarton John, 27 Main st 

Guthrie Robert, 12 Kilblain st 

Halbert & Brown, 27 Stanners st 

Harper Alexander (ship), 22 Duncan st 

Henderson Robert, 7 Argyle st 

Hendry Duncan (and blockmaker), 7 Dock breast and 1 Open 

shore 

Houston Robert, 30 Crescent st 

Jamieson Thomas, 41 Kelly st and 8 South st 

Jamieson R. & J., 39 Wellington st 

Jamieson John, 55 Kelly st 

Lang & Aitken, 19 Bogle st 

Lyon David, 20 St Lawrence st 

M' Kechnie Hugh, 11 Springkell st 

Maclachlan Dugaldj 8 Tobago st 

M'Lean Neil, 10 Cross-shore st 

M'Millan William, 7 Prospect hill 

Merrylees Charles, 3 Inverkip road 

Miller & Brown, 64 Inverkip st 

Mitchell John, 5 Tobago st 

Morrison & Turnbull, 3 Clarence st 

Mossman James, 68 Regent st 

Munro Daniel, 10 Patrick st 

Neill Chalmers & Co. , 30 Market st 

Park Matthew, 88 Wellington st 

Peat & Stevenson, 31 Sir Michael st 

Preston Peter, 7 West Blackball st 

Ramsay Gilbert A., 16 Mcolson st 

Scott & Ford, Trafalgar st 

Smith & M'Quaig, 30 Charles st 

Somerville William, 31 Hamilton st 

Stevenson Alexander, 17 West Stewart st 

Symington John, 66 Inverkip st 

Weir James, 20 West Blackball st 

Williamson & Gray, 51 Yennel 

Wilson James, 24 East Shaw st 

Young Archibald, 23 Ann st

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STREET D I H E C T E Y. 

ANN STREET. 

Joiinstone A, R. 

Allan Robert 

Lyle James 

M 'Bride David 

Harper Alexander 

Wilson John 

M 'Kay Daniel 

Orr John 

Flockhart Neil 

M'Intyre William 

Campbell Duncan 

Miller Alexander 

M'Crae James 

Dick Hector 

Devlin Henry 

M'CafFerty Peter 

Paterson William 

M'Farlane Peter 

Paterson Gavin 

Daw Alexander 

MacAllay Aulay ' 

Inglis Mrs James 

Lygate Matthew 

M'Gregor George 

M'Lellan John 

Aikman Mrs 

M'Crindle William 

i^rmitage William 

M'Innes Robert 

Byres John 

Duncan Robert 

Saunders James 

Clark Andrew 

M'Munagle C. 

Dunlop Dr 

Brittlebank Thomas 

Harley AUan 

Boyd Thomas 

Clark Peter 

Fletcher A. 

M 'Arthur Hugh 

M'Lean John 

Shannon J ames 

Ann Street (continued). 

61 M'Dougall Lachlan 

M'Neill John 

Pearson James 

62 Bennett John 

Clark William B. 

Coutts William T. 

M'Neillage John 

63 Campbell William 

Fortune Da\ad 

M'Gowan Ebenezer 

64 Blair WilHam 

Gilray Josiah 

QQ Creighton Donald 

M'Geachan William 

Morrison James 

70 Clark Joseph 

Scott Finlay 

71 Anderson James 

M'Millan John 

72 Farquharson James 

73 Fleming Mrs A. 

M'Coll William 


M' Cowan Robert 

M'Intyre John 

ANTIGUA STREET. 

2 Orr Thomas 

Orr William 

M'Callum Peter 

M'Gregor Robert 


Harclie Mrs 

4 M 'Bride Mrs 

M'Gregor Nicol 

5 Algie Robert 

Baird Miss Jane 

Duncan John 

Fergus Mrs 

Kerr John 

M'Pherson John 

Sorrie Mr§ Peter 

6 Borland John

248 STREET DIRECTORY. 

Antigua Street (continued). 

Bvirnside James 

M'Farlaiie Miss 

Stewart James 

8 Algie Andrew 

Bell James 

M'Callum Malcom 

M'Cartney William 

M'Plierson Hugh 

9 Bendell William 

Connell Alexander 

Crawford Arcliibald 

Fowler Mrs William 

Glencross John 

Love Andrew 

10 Aird Thomas 

Jack Samuel 

M'Millan Misses 

Miller William 

Phillips James 

Wood William 

11 Bowie Andrew 

Clark John T. 

Cowan Daniel 

Kirkwood Hugh 

White William 

13 Ballantine Peter 

Bone Mrs James 

Brown Mrs Alexander 

M 'Connachie Alexander 

15 Alexander William 

Holden Andrew 

Hutcheson Mrs 

M'Intosh Kenneth 

16 Gibson Eichard 

Henderson Stewart 

Lauder Alexander 

17 Porteous Robert 

Hendry John 

18 Gordon Robert 

19 Copeland John 

Thomson James % 

Duncan Daniel 

Murray Robert 

20 Cooper William 

Finnie Colin 


Kirkwood William 

Sharp John 

21 Foulds Matthew 

Spence David 

22 Kelly Donald 

M 'Donald Daniel 

Antigua Street (continued). 

24 Boyd James 

Melvin Daniel 

Simpson David 

ARDGOWAN STREET (west). 

Bouar Rev. John James 

1 Lloyd Rev. Julius 

5 Cameron Hugh 

6 Bruce John 

Maeaulay John 

Graham .Jarnes 

7 Clapperton Mrs 

8 Douglas Mrs John 

Inglis Robert 

Mitchell John 

O'Neill John B. 

Paterson Daniel 

12 Crawford Alexander 

Love Robert 

M'Kenzie Allan 

Stewart Robert 

Steel John 

13 Anderson George J. 

M 'Gavin James 

M'Lean John 

Scott John H. 

Symington Rev. Andrew 

14 Boyd John 

Clelland Alexander 

Forbes John 

Gillespie James 

Keenan John 

Martin William 

17 Morton Mrs J. 

19 Black Thomas 

M'Intyre James 

Nicoll James 

Paterson John 

Sinclair James 

21 Macdonald James D. 

23 Allan Robert 

Ferguson Daniel 

Gilkison James 

W^ymer Francis W. 

25 Allison Miss 

27 Alexander William 

29 A nderson John 

Chalmers R. W. 

Hamilton James 

Murray Mrs Peter 

31 Pollock David L.

Ardgowan Street (contimied). 

33 Hendry Duncan jr. 

Tiirnbull Alexander 

ARDGOWAN SQUARE. 

1 M 'Lean Mrs Wm. 

3 Doming Daniel 

7 Robertson John Keith, M.D, 

8 Carraichael John H. 

9 MacDonald Roderick 

10 Brown Matthew 

Smith James 

11 Black A. J. 

Poulter Geo. T. 

Campbell Dugald 

Jessamine Mrs John 

Nimnio Andrew 

13 Leitch Patrick W. 

Leitch John 

14 MacAskill Rev. Murdoch 

15 Campbell Colin 

M'Pherson Rev. J. 

16 Marshall W. J., M.D. 

17 Fox John, M.D. 

18 Ciirrie Alexander 

Mories Alex. S. 

Morton A. C. 

20 M'Lean Mrs D. 

Little Mrs J. 

Park Mrs Wm. 

Cunningham Duncan 

21 Macdonald Donald 

ARGYLE STREET. 

1 Brown Mrs 

Laing Miss 

Smith Dugald 

M'Gallan David 

3 Fahrlander Fidel 

M 'Queen Thomas 

Moss James 

Smith John 

9 Muir Matthew 

ARMADALE PLACE. 

1 Clark Archibald 

M 'Donald Hugh 

3 Campbell Donald 

Robertson William 

Wilson James 

STREET DIRECTORY. 249 

ARTHUR STREET. 

3 Beith Thomas 

5 Bissland John 

16 Kirkwood William 

18 Campbell John 

30 M'Farlane Archibald 

44 Kelso Robert 

BAKER STREET. 

10 Cochran John 

Lyon John 

12 Foulds Matthew 

17 Dickson David 

BANK STREET. 

Duff James, jun. 

M'Culloch John, M.D. 

4 M'Cartney George 

5 Campbell Robert 

Brown Matthew 

15 Hunter William 

Lang John 

Pollock Miss 

20 Bruce Mrs Abram 

22 Currie Mrs Ann 

Hamilton Miss 

Mills Robert 

Robertson Lachlan 

Williamson Daniel 

24 Hood James 

Grant John 

Sieger Sophron 

YuiU Walter 

25 Bailey Mrs Campbell 

Ferguson Donald 

M'Clelland Thomas 

M 'Donald Neill 

Mann Mrs 

Robertson Margaret 

27 Scott Alexander. 

28 M'PhersonMrs John 

31 John Jack 

Richardson John G. C. 

32 Fulton James 

Smith Mrs Robert 

33 Crawford James 

BEARHOPE STREET. 

2 Simpson James


Bearhope Street (continued). 

5 Fernie Mrs George 

20 Alexander James 

22 Smith John C. 

BEDFOED STREET. 

3 Wilson John T. 

Cameron Thomas (Glen Cottage 

Graham John (Avenue Park) 

Neill John, jun. (Glenfield) 

BELLEVILLE STREET. 

1 Rae William 

3 M'Crae David 

M'Farlane Robert 

M'Leod Robert 

Tucker John 

5 Davie Alexander M. 

M 'Donald John 

M'Kimmie Robert 

9 Wight George 

11 M'Farlane George 

M'Pherson James 

17 Rankine John 

24 Barr John 

Holmes William 

Houston Mrs 

29 Cathro Alexander 

83 Liddell David 

M'Nab Duncan 

85 York W. G. 

86 Allison David 

M 'IIwraith William 

87 Hamilton James 

Miller James 

Paterson Robert J. 

Tennant William 

89 Alexander James 

Baxter David 

Brock Archibald 

Moody Allan 

Rait Allan 

91 Boyd William 

Broom Alexander 

Ingleton John 

M 'Cowan James 

93 Barbour William 

Blake Lawrence 

Clunie John 

Cochran John 

* 

Belleville Street (continued). 

M'Kenzie William 

M'Coskin Donald 

95 Kirkwood John 

Malcolm Archibald 

Milloy John 

Ramsay Henry 

Taylor James 

96 Taylor James 

97 Bastow John 

Grant James 

Lyle Alexander 

Scott Alexander 

99 Baillie James 

Fry Robert 

Fry Samuel 

Leibch Angus 

Masterton Adam 

Samson Thomas 

Watters Stewart 

101 Corrance Matthew 

Henderson William 

Hutton Robert 

M'Onie John 

Sharp William 

Stirling Josej)h 

103 Anderson Thomas 

M 'Clement James 

Stewart Thomas 0. 

Walker Alexander 

105 Chick Benjamin 


BENTINCK STREET. 

Macdougall John 

2 Burns George 

4 Mearns James 

M'Millan David 

7 Salmon Mrs James 

11 M'Culloch Colin 

13 Barclay David E. 

19 Morrison Archibald 

21 Robertson John 

23 Broadfoot James 

Inglis Mrs James, Melita 

Cottage 

BLACKHALL STREET(East). 

5 M'Gilvray John 

6 Grant Mrs Lewis 

King Robert


Blackhall St., East (continued). Blackhall St. , West (continued). 

8 Love James M'Ausland Mrs 

Morrison James 34 Calderwood Robert 

Morrison John Kelly Mrs 

10 Beveridge William M'Cosker Joseph 

11 M'Kinnon Hugh Maclagan James 

Ratcliffe Michael M'Lellan Peter 

Sprunt William Sweet Richard 

12 Allison Mrs S. Thomson John 

35 M'Pherson Hugh 

BLACKHALL STEEET (W.) 36 Arnott James 

Clark Angus 

5 Barr Allan Irvine Miss 

Campbell Mrs Neil Stephen John 

6 Jarvis Alexander. 37 Taylor William F. 

M'Lean Miss Gallacher Mrs B. 

Shnel A ndrew L. 39 Bell Miss 

8 Muir Allan 41 Cambridge James 

11 Campbell Misses Galbraith John R. 

13 Bell Mrs John Jackson Augustus 

M 'Arthur Duncan Tucker Nathaniel 

14 Cranston Thomas 43 Crookshanks Josejjh 

Hyndman James 52 Browning John 

Menzies Mrs John 

M'Kean Hugh BOGLE STREET. 

Neill Robert 

Peters Mrs J. S. 5 M'Gregor Peter 

Wallace Miss 14 Orr Wilham 

17 Ramage Robert 17 Gilchrist James 

Sieger Engelbert ^ 18 Dick Peter 

Smith John Low John 

22 Allan James M'Cutcheon Hugh 

Langwill William Marley Mrs 

M'Kay William 

M'Kenzie Alexander BOYD STREET. 

23 Cleland Peter 

Williams Peter 4 Lyle Mrs 

24 Gall Miss Elizabeth 7 Campbell James 

Hunter George Lyle Alexander 

25 Harvey Hugh 8 M'Farlane William 

Hay Robert 

Livingston Archibald BRISBANE STREET. 

M'lntyre Duncan 

27 Bradden J. T. 1 Jamieson R. W. 

Cairney Daniel 7 Alexander Mrs 

Cameron John Bell Robert H. 

Gent George W. Boutard L. E. 

28 Aitken Miss J. Hutcheson Peter 

30 Allan James Thomson Mrs Thomas 

Shankland Thomas Watson James 

32 Fairlie William Young Archibald 

M'Granachan Joseph 9 Brownlee Misses 

33 Cowan George Shaw William

252 STREET DIRECTOHY. 

Brisbane Street (continued). 

10 Christie Miss 

Clark Mrs George 

Hardie John 

Irons Mrs Agnes 

Young Andrew 

1 Leitch Daniel 

Preston Jolin 

12 Fyfe Alexander 

M'Leavie E. 

Scott Peter 

Brown Archibald 

Sharp William 

13 Black Hugh 

Carinichael Miss Ann 

Currie Mrs 

Kay Thcmas 

Mitchell John 

M'Millan Thomas 

14 Dickie Mrs John 

Dunbar James 

Gibson Kev. Alexander 

Menzies Williani 

Murray James 

M 'Donald Angus 

M'Intyre John 

15 Heggum Walter 

Hill Miss 

Marshall W'illiam 

M'Quarrie John 

Raff George 

16 Beattie Miss J 

17 Armitage George 

Lochhead William 

M'Farlane Andrew 

Shand Misses 

19 Kerr David 

Ogilvie Thomas R 

Scott John C 

Shearer James 

Winton Robert 

Wright Mrs 

20 Cameron Matthew 

Merrilees Charles 

M'Millan Andrew 

Rae James K 

Ramsay G. A. 

Scott Thomas 

21 Boyd William 

Cameron Wîlliam 

M'Lean Rev. E. 

Richardson Mrs James 

Thomson W. W. 

Brisbane Street (continued). 

22 Amos Miss 

Barbour Thomas 

Ferguson Mr John 

Glen Miss 

Grier Thomas 

Wilson John 

23 Carmichael Miss 

Douglas Thomas N. 

Macara Renton 

Stevenson Archibald 

Todd Mrs George 

24 Campbell John H. 

Currie William 

Dick Mrs 

Durkin Henry 

Hunter Miss E. 

25 Brown John 

Kerr Robert 

Minto George 

Montgomerie John 

Wallace E. S. 

Warden Archiliald 

Wilson Thomas 

26 Brotchie Donald 

Buchanan Mrs John 

Dawson Miss 

M'Gilvray Alexander 

M'Kiver John 

M'LeodNeill 

28 Anderson Mrs Thomas 

Carmichael Mrs 

Johnston Duncan 

Liddell Mrs 

M'Gillivray Duncan 

Whitelaw Robert, sen. 

30 Brodie Mrs 

Deas John S. 

Muir Mrs Robert 

M 'Arthur John 

Ritchie Alexander 

32 Muir William 

Patrick iVdam 

Scott Margaret 

Wardle G. 

33 Mackellar Alexander 

34 Brown James, jun. 

Dalgleish George 

Kerr A. J. 

Kerr Robert 

King Thomas 

35 Chalmers Robert 

Hill Robert


Brisbane Street (continued). Brougham Street (continued). 

Paterson James Wilson T. H. 

Patterson T. L. 50 Martin Wm. M. 

36 Allan W. 0. Morren Mrs 

M'Farlane Alexander 51 xA-nderson Mrs J. L, 

Ostler Andrew Broadfoot Wm. 

37 M'Symon Eobert Smith James 

Campbell James, Lerwick Ville 52 Foster Miss 

Fleming Alexander, Woodbine Graham Mrs John 

House Lindsay Miss Helen 

Moody Miss 

BROUGHAM STREET. Middleton D. M. 

53 M 'Leod Hugh M. 

2 Coulter Alexander 54 Warden Mrs M. 

3 Black Archibald Evans Robert 

Mulhern Charles M'Gill J. M. 

TurnbuU James Turner James W. 

4 M 'Parian T. M. 

6 Duncan John BRUCE STREET. 

Eeiach George 

8 Connacher Alexander 2 Bold Alexander 

9 Dunlop Mrs Alexander 11 Nicol James 

17 BuieHugh 14 Smith Robert 

Dale James Allison Alexander 

Hopetin Robert Burns David 

Keenan Henry 18 Rutherford George 

Rennie James 19 Calderwood James 

23 Stewart Thomas M'Farlan William 

25 Shaw Neil 21 Muir James 

Taylor Duncan 24 Fisher John 

29 Darroch Duncan M'Phedran Dugald 

Dow Mrs Archibald Weir Thomas 

M'Kechnie Miss 25 Paterson William 

Wat George 27 Austin Mrs Mathew 

3 J Cross W. J. Paterson Chalmers Hugh M. 

Dougall Mrs Robertson Charles 

Lawrence David 28 Wilson Mrs Alexander 

33 Barr John Campbell Duncan 

Nuel E. 

34 Forbes John 

Duncan Matthew 

30 Wood Francis 

Scott John, yst. 

41 Poustie Thomas 

43 M 'Donald Mrs 

44 Neil Mrs Thomas 

CADDLEHILL STREET. 

Thomson John, Caddlehill 

45 M'Gregor JohnC. House 

47 Jamieson John 

Sinclair Mrs D 

1 

5 

Wallace James 

Alder George 

Smith Alexander Dalzell William 

48 Anderson Hugh Dou-gias Thomas 

Swan Miss Henderson Robert 

Walton Utrick Neill H. R. 

49 Boyd Rev. David 7 Campbell Mrs 

Thomson Rev. James B. Alston John


Cadcllehill Street (continued). 

Carnon Jolin 

Muirhead Alexander 

Moon Francis 

Wardrop John 

11 Fergus Charles 

13 Couchman Edwin R. 

15 Lamont Colin D. 

17 Campbell Duncan 

19 Alexander Frederick 

21 Smith Alexander C. 

CAMPBELL STREET. 

5 Farquhar Mrs William 

M'DoiigallD. 

Watt Wm. 

CAPTAIN STREET. 

5 Doran James 

Merrylees James 

7 Currie James 

13 Thomson Alexander 

19 Johnstone James 

CARNOCK STREET. 

4 Reid Richard 

5 Blake John 

Campbell Mrs 

M 'Vicar William 

10 Black Daniel 

Devine David 

vSmith Daniel 

Vallance Alex. 

CARTSBURN STREET. 

11 Dickson John 

17 Anderson Miss 

18 M'Pherson Peter 

24 Holms James 

CATHCART STREET. 


14 Brown John 

16 Aitken James 

Fleming Mrs 

Duncan Mrs R. 

17 Hanunond Henry 

18 Campbell Archd. 

Cathcart Street (continued). 

Dodds William 

Eraser Mrs James 

19 Brown Mrs 

21 Coyle John jun. 

24 Borland J. C. 

28 Bain Mrs Thomas 

29 M'Bryde James 

M'Coll Gilbert 

Taylor Malcom 

32 Kerr James 

34 Currie John 

37 M'Allister Archd. 

38 Love John 

41 Cather John 

Murray Alexander C. 

43 M'Call Neil 

46 Brown Alexander 

M'Lean Robert 

47 Ballingall Peter 

50 Buchanan Mrs 

CHAPEL STREET. 

Bryce INTrs James 

Conner James 

Hutcheson Alexander 

Kerr Robert 

King Robert 

Lang Daniel 

Riddell David 

Skirving Peter 

8 Lyon Malcolm 

CHARLES STREET. 

11 A.rmour Matthew 

Evans William 

23 Campbell Hugh 

31 Cameron Mrs 

CHURCH PLACE. 

2 Nutt David 

4 Chalmers Hume 

CRAWFORD STREET (East). 

Hendry Daniel S. 

Lambie J. M. 

19 Jordan John 

24 Wrede Mrs Lear 

28 M'Farlane Robert

Crawford St., East (continued). 

Millar Andrew 

Millar Robert 

30 Moir Eev. George 

Millar David 

32 Filsliill James 

Murray x\lex. 

34 Shand John 

M'Plierson Peter 

36 Marshall Pvobert 

37 M 'Donald Alex. 

38 Todd Robert 

40 Bowie James 

42 Barbour James 

44 Bryan George 

46 Irvine Jas. 

48 Somerville William 

Scott James, Mains Cottage 

50 Buie Xeil 

52 Anderson Robert 

Cuthbert James 

Clark Daniel 

lAWFURD STREET (West) 

Ferguson Archd. 

Buchanan Peter 

M 'Donald Alexander 

43 Morrison Alexander 

45 Hamilton Andrew 

CRESCENT STREET. 

Condon, Rev. M. 

1 Davidson James 

8 Stewart Andrew 

22 Smith Thomas 

23 Hunter John 

25 Carmichael Malcolm 

32 Wilson John 

36 Anderson John C. 

Ritchie Archibald 

Tod John 

CROSS-SHORE STREET. 

) Gillin Henry 

M'Callum Edward 

] Carlin William 

Daily John 

O'Donnell John 

Rodgers James 

L Armour John 


Cross-Shore Street (Continued). 

Fleming John 

13 Whitehead James 

Martin John 

14 Anderson Alexander 

DALRYMPLE STREET. 

9 Bowes David 

12 Gallacher Mrs John 

31 M'Millan Terrence 

32 Holmes Robert 

34 Black Angus 

DELLINGBURN SQUARE. 

4 M 'Galium Donald 

M'Callum Alexander 

5 Anderson John 

15 Kenyon David 

DEMPSTER STREET. 

5 Blair William S. 

Hamilton Alex. 

Hossack John 

M'Kay Finlay 

M'Cowat James 

Simpson Jolixi 

7 Brown John 

Gordon John 

Grant Patrick 

Wilson John L. 

9 Dickson John 

Hutton James 

11 Clark Mrs Matthew 

Findlay James 

Hannah James 

Henderson James 

Hutcheson David 

29 Cathcart William H. 

Clark Mrs 

Malcolm Alexander 

Thomson Peter 

Wallace Robert 

31 Bowman William 

Cairney W. A 

Cameron Kenneth 

Fulton Mrs 

M 'Donald Francis 

Templeton Robert P. 

33 Brown Robert 

Ferguson William H.


Dempster Street (continued). 

Martiu John 

Ramsay David 

43 Simpson Gordon 

45 Kerr Andrew 

47 M'llwraith Wm. 

Allison John, jun. , Claud place 

Barr Robert, Claud place 

Barrie John, Claud place 

Barron Alex. , Claud place 

Bowman William, Claud place 

Crawford Bryce, Claud place 

Kellaway Frank, 1 Claud place 

DOCK BREAST. 

1 Ritchie Duncan 

2 and 3 William Adam & Co. 

DRUMFROCHAR ROAD. 

Hutcheson Wîlliam, Broorahill 

Robertson Daniel, Bx-oomhill 

53 Currie Alexander 

55 Hamilton Andrew 

56 Bulloch John 

57 Craig Nathan 

58 Cunningham John 

64 Campbell Robert 

68 Cameron James 

106 Walker Wm. 

108 Allister WiUiam 

M'Neill Charles 

118 Armitage Wm. 

120 Duckworth Joseph 

DUNCAN STREET. 

11 Macfarlan Dugald 

12 Brown John 

24 M'Coll John 

EAST BREAST. 

2 Cameron Hugh 

8 Cuyco Pantileon 

9 Fay Arthur 

EAST SHAW STREET. 

7 Aitken Miss 

Gillies Alex. 

EAST QUAY LANE. 

2 Robertson David 

5 M 'Ginnis John 

15 Don James 

20 Dunlop Jas, C. 

8 

9 

10 

11 

13 

ELDON STREET. 

Galbreath John 

Hodge Mitchell 

Black John 

Denholm James 

Black Mrs John 

Kincaid Thomas 

Hill Matthew 

14 Lawrie Robert 

Galloway Andrew 

16 M'Laren A. D. 

Shand Rev. Alex. Erskine 

18 M'Gregor John 

Tarbet Mrs 

19 Macaulay John 

Macaulay Thomas 

20 Rowan Thomas B. 

Turner William 

22 Meldrum Peter 

23 Rodger Walter, W.B. 


Anderson Donald 

M 'Bride Peter 

26 

29 Adam Mrs William 

Adam Archd. jun. 

, 

34 Nelson Rev. John, D.D. 

36 Sword Archibald 

38 Paton Wm. 

39 Duff John 

40 

Aitken Andrew 

Brown R. G. 

42 Adam Archibald 

Millar John 

47 Adam Archibald, jun. 

Adam Mrs William 

48 Davidson Rev. Alex. 

49 Shankland Dugald 

52 Wright Alex. 

Ramsay Alex. 

55 Lyle Abram 

58 Harvey Frank E. 

59 Biggart Robert 

60 Burges George 

Munro Andrew 

61 Finlay A. H.

Eldon Street (continued). 

Finlay Mrs Robert 

Prentice John 

Prentice Miss 

62 M'Farlane Mrs 

Stewart John 

63 Bruce P. G. 

Nicol S. F. 

65 Arbuckle George 

67 Brown Neil 

M 'Call Thomas 

70 Cowie William 

Cochrane Mrs 

Goudie James 

72 Baird Robert A. 

Jarvie Rev. J. M. 

78 Aitken James 

93 Houston Robert 

98 M'Kay Peter 

103 Kelso James 

Skivington Arthur 

105 Birkmyre William 

107 Brymner John 

121 Agnew David, Battery Hill 

Carbery Charles, Glen Park 

vnia 

Adam George, Woodside 

123 Kinipple W. R., Whitefar- 

land 

Morton James, jun. , 

Thorburn Walter 

ESPLANADE. 

2 Brown John 

Browne Mrs 

8 Clark William 

1 1 Hamilton John 

21 Wilson Edward 

23 Blair Alexander 

26 Speirs Hugh 

27 Scott Edward 

Scott James E. 

31 Macfarlan Dugald 

Turner James 

32 Caird Mrs John 

33 Jarvie Rev. J. M. 

34 Chalmers Alexander 

35 Algie James 

36 Crawford John 

Crawford John M. 

Crawford William 

37 M'llwraith Hew 

STREET DIRECTORY, 25r 

Cliff Lodge 

Esplanade (continued). 

39 Paul John 

40 Forrest Robert 

41 Orr Andrew R. 

43 Allison William 

44 Smith Misses 

46 Rankin William 

48 Buchanan Misses 

49 Adam John 

50 M'Kellar Peter 

51 Campbell R. W. 

52 Hill James M. 

53 Walker Hugh 

54 Rankin Daniel 

M'Lean Matthew 

55 Thomson Thomas 

Rowan J. G. 

56 Lyle Abram, junr, 

57 Smith James 

Bowers Mrs 

58 Campbell John, junr. 

59 Paton James 

60 MacCunn James 

61 Hendry Duncan 

62 Finlay R. B. 

63 Ross William 

64 M'Morland R. S. 

65 Fleming Alexander M. 

FINNART ROAD. 

Butler George M. 

Dunlop Malcolm, Washington 

Cottage 

Donald Miss 

Erskine John 

Hendry John, Fernbank 

Livingstone Alexander 

Warden Robert 

FINNART STREET. 

1 Smith James C. 

3 Steel William 

5 Stewart John 

9 M 'Donald George 

Mackay Thomas 

Avery Thomas, Glenside 

Blair Robert, Craigard 

Blair Thomas A., Viewville 

Brown Alexander, Holy Villa 

Brymner Graham, Maybank


Finnart Street (continued) 

Carmichael Mrs Andrew, Milnwood 

Carmichael Thomas, Milnwood 

Craig George, Craighall 

Smith James H. , Craigflower 

Fullarton Hugh, Glencairn 

Heyland A. C, Langford lodge 

Meyer Mrs N. , Langford lodge 

Ware Courtney, Glenhouse 

Lamb W. L. 

Laughton Eev. W. 

Little James 

M 'Arthur Mrs 

M 'Master Alexander 

M 'Arthur James E.. 

Morrison F. D. , Viewville 

Prentice David, Cadzow villa 

Eennie John 

Shaw James 

Tweedel James, Duncrag 

Paton Archibald 

Thomson Wm., Ringdove Villa 

FINNART TERRACE. 

1 Baxter John 

Leitch Miss 

Fyfe John P. 

2 Steele Robert, jun. 

3 Macfarlane Mrs J. A. 

Allan Robert 

Grey Charles 

4 Marqixis Miss 

5 M'Farlau Rev. John 

6 Walker H. W. 

Walker John 

7 Hutcheson Rev. James 

FORSYTH STREET. 

6 Whiteford James, M.D. 

9 Gibb D. & J. 

10 Tarbet John B. 

Welsh Mrs James 

11 Thorne Robert 

12 Niven Mrs Walter 

Gillespie John 

13 Dewar David 

15 Langwell Archibald 

20 Duff James 

24 Donald James 

Donald Robert S. 

Forsyth Street (continued). 

25 Lusk Robert 

Findlay James 

26 Curtis C. H. 

28 Gray John Kerr 

30 Reid James, jun. 

32 Hutcheson John M. 

34 Macintyre John D. 

Smart J. R. 

36 Thomson Rev. W. R. 

40 Suttie Charles 

43 Watt Misses 

51 Newton James 

53 Blackmore Edward 

Hunter John C, Finnart house 

Prentice Thos. , Willow park 

FOX STREET 

Taylor William, Eskgrove villa 

2 Baird Thomas 

Cunningham John 

4 Davie Robert 

6 Hyndman Joseph 

9 Orr Andrew R. 

Clink John D. 

11 M'Laren Donald 

15 Paterson Alexander 

19 Houston James 

Roxburgh Archibald 

homas, Springbank 

Henderson i 

M'Dougall Geo. R., Springbank 

M 'Laren John P. , Barimabank 

GEORGE SQUARE. 

3 Eraser Charles 

4 Johnston Misses 

Gardner Mrs Geo. 

6 Dryden Robert 

64 Brown George 

7 Macfarlane Donald 

8 Swan Allan 

9 Bone Mrs William 

GLEN STREET. 

2 Shearer Alexander 

3 Chisholm Archibald 

4 Young Rev. John 

5 Colledge Rev. Geo. 

6 Eraser John 

7 Fleming Matthew M.

Glen Street (continued). 

8 Low William 

9 Buchanan Miss 

GREY PLACE. 

1 Houston Robert 

2 Mackenzie Alexander 

5 Crawford William 

6 DowieE. T., M.D. 

Wilson William A. , M 

7 Arbuckle Matthew 

Herbert Robert W. 

M'Ausland John 

8 Dick Robert 

^ Fletcher Donald 

STREET DIRECTORY, 259 

. D. 

HAMILTON STREET. 

2 Stewart Miss 

4 Boag Andrew 

6 Town Hall 

7 Humphreys A. M. 

8 M 'Donald Alexander 

10 Hood John 

16 Mearns James 

26 M'Alister John 

29 Ross Lewis 

Wyse Alex. 

37 Motherwell James 

38 Gray Mrs John 

43 M 'iVJillan Mrs John 

45 Mackay Wm. 

HAMILTON STREET (East). 

Smith John, Cappielow Cottage 

30 Cameron Alex., jun. 

Taylor Robert 

32 Hamilton William 

M'Onie George 

Walker Mrs J. 

34 Beckford John 

46 Brown Edward 

Lindsay James 

89 Kelly James 

HILL STREET. 

1 Brown John 

4 Currie Alexander 

8 Buchanan John 

Campbell Angus 


HILLEND. 

2 Smith William 

5 Barclay John 

6 Allison David 

Smith Wm. 

HOLMSCROFT STREET. 

Ferguson John, Cowdenknowes 

Cottage 

1 Gray Alexander M. 

Jamieson Robert 

Lang William 

M 'Intyre John 

Whyte Thomas 

3 Ferguson John 

Grant Alexander 

Menzies William 

5 Drysdale Robert 

7 Brown John 

Lawson Matthew 

9 Menzies Robina 

M 'Intyre Andrew 

40 William Black 

Boag James 

Tyre Robert 

42 Aird John 

Edgar William 

M ' Vean Duncan 

Turnbull Jonathan 

45 Scott Peter 

47 Buchanan Walter 

49 Lang Robert 

Speed John 

50 M'Dougall John 

M'WhirterMrs 

Wilson James 

51 Forrest James F. 

Livingston Mrs John 

52 Drennan John 

Horn Robert 

M'Kenzie Miss 

53 Gibb William 

M'Kenzie Duncan 

55 Stewart John 

57 Crombie Alexander 

59 Cram James 

M'Farlane Ai-thur 

M'Geahan James 

Millar David 

Munro Daniel 

60 Riddell George


Holmscroft Street (continued). 

61 Cameron Archibald 

Catto Miss 

Paterson William 

Preston Peter 

63 M 'Gilvray Angus 

64 Aikenhead James 

65 Warden Andrew 

68 M'Urae John 

Mather John 

70 Millar James 

Thomson Mrs 

73 Ai-mit James 8. 

Craig James 

_ M'Dougall Dugald 

75 Bain James 

Caldwell David 

Fleming John 

Ireland William 

M'Cuaig Magnus 

Sym AVîlliam 

77 Andrew Alexander 

Campbell John 

Campbell Nicol M. 

Gilchrist John 

Lennox James L. 

M 'Naught W. 

Stevenson Charles 

Todd John 

HOPE STKEET. 

6 Graham John 

7 Brown James 

9 Irvine George 

10 Caldwell James 

Cormie Daniel 

13 Buchanan James 

Gibb Mrs John 

Gillies Mrs John 

15 Aitken John 

Chesnat Robert 

M 'Galium Donald 

Noble Thomas 

16 Cuthbert Mrs 

Denny Archibald 

Flockhart John 

Kirkwood Thomas 

Tierney W. B. 

18 M'lntosh Donald 

Ptorison Thomas D. 

Whyte Archibald 

Hope Street (continued). 

20 Black Duncan 

Ellis James 

HOUSTON STREET. 

1 Campbell Rev. James A. 

3 Speirs Misses 

5 Auld, (!harles, M.D. 

Auld William 

7 Ballantine James 

INGLESTON STREET. 

3 Beveridge James 

M'Millan John 


17 Glendinning Alexander 

19 Lnglis Mrs Andrew 

21 Barclay James 

Kinnaird William 

23 Johnston John 

Low James 

29 Forsyth Samuel 

32 M'Kenzie John 


Blair James 

Butterworth Edmund 

34 Halbert James 

Law Charles 

Millar Robert 

35 Brown David 

Peattie James 

36 Barclay James 

Hunter Thomas 

Leith Robert 

TNSÊRKIP STREET. 

1 M'Elwee James 

3 Rodger Jolm 

6 M'Farlane Archibald 

Ross W. J. 

Storer James 

30 Barclay John 


46 Crawford Andrew 

55 Crawford Mrs 

68 Kirkwood Alexander 

Nugent Peter

JAMAICA STREET. 

2 Alexander Mrs John 

Irvine Mrs 

8 M'Nabb Thomas 

12 Boag Andrew 

Boag Robert 

15 Anderson Robert 

Mackie Charles 

17 M'Kellar Duncan 

JOHN STREET. 

3 M 'Arthur Charles 

5 Mackie John 

6 Smith Thomas 

11 Campbell Daniel 

Hutton Mrs John 

Steele Stewart 


25 Fleming Joseph 


Cumming Robert 

*- Slater 

I 

I 

JOHNSTONE STREET. 

Hamilton James 

M'Caskill Kenneth 

Niven Mrs Thomas, Craigend 

' ViUa 

KELLY STREET. 

1 Fell Mrs Thomas 

Kelso Daniel 

M 'Vicar Mrs 

3 Dick Boyd 

Kerr Hugh S. 

Low Mrs 

Ramsay Hope Stewart 

Weir Hugh 

5 Barclay John S. 

Black A. L. 

Fairley James 

Fulton Mrs James 

Milne James, jun. 

Ross Hugh 

6 Harper Miss 

Lang William 

James 

Tannock Quintin 

7 M 'Arthur Peter 

Reid William 

STREET DIKKCTOJRY. 261 

Kelly Street (continued). 

Wilson Mrs J, C. 

8 Calvert Thomas 

9 Fenton David 

Murdoch Robert 

M'Cansh James 

M'Laggan John 

Skinner Patrick 

Warden James B. 

10 Arnott John 

Barrie James A. 

Cameron Rev. Alexander 

Cameron John 

M'Dougall William 

11 Black James 

13 Bowling Mrs 

Fairlie Miss 

Kean Francis 


Quin John 

Salmon W. B. 

Todd William 

16 Hutcheson Mrs 

M'Fie Daniel 

18 Buchanan William 

Dunbar Mrs 

Liddell John 

Lyall Mrs 

M'Callum Archibald 

M'KenzieR. M. 

Orr William 

19 Borthwick Alexander 

Bi'oman John 

Thomson Charles 

Wilson Mrs 

21 Poison Misses 

22 Blair Hugh R. 

Duncan Samuel 

Reid Miss 

Stewart James K. 

Stewart Robert 

23 Brown Archil)ald 

Cook William 

Crawford John 

M'Tavish Donald 

Taylor John 

Wood Robert 

24 Brown Mrs William 

Chalmers James 

Fulton James 

Keith Miss 

Kidd William 

Macdonald John


Kelly street (continued). 

25 M'llvain John 

35 Browning John 

Lochhead Mrs 

M'Leod Daniel 

M 'Donald Andrew 

f M'Naughton John C. 

Paterson Lachlan 

37 Leed George 

Hourston Mrs P. 

Mixir William 

Tannahill James 

Ward Eichard 

39 Black William 

Gardner Walter 

Charteris James 

Mitchell James 

Moffat George 

Smith William 

48 Thorne Thomas M. 

50 Curtis Mrs 

51 Galloway Robert 

Gray Daniel 

M'Lean Archibald 

M'Leod Alexander 

Wardrop Andrew R. 

53 Blair Thomas 

Jamieson John 

Rennie Thomas 

Stevens Alexander 

56 Buchanan Miss 

Campbell William 

Jamieson Mrs Alex. 

Johnston Miss 

58 Gwynn Daniel 

Hutcheson John 


M'Laren John 

Telfer Robert 

Wink John 

60 Barr Peter 

Kirk John 

Jamieson Norman 

Jamieson Mrs Andrew 

Marshall Edward 

M'Ausland Archibald 

KILBLAIN STREET. 

4 Gibson Henry 

M'Aixlay Thomas 

6 Finlay Robert 

Leisk Adam 

LAIRD STREET. 

14 Macfie John 

15 Allan Mrs Arthur 

Chalmers Miss 

Fergusson James 

M'Lean James 

Macfie John 

Rougvie John M'D 

16 Kerr George Irving 

Morrison William 

Robertson Thomas 

17 Craigie George 

LAURIESTON STREET. 

3 Kilgour John 

M 'Anally Henry 

M'Lean Alexander 

5 Farquharson William 

Rennie James 

Lamont Duncan 

Mathieson John 

6 Bell John 

Hughes Robert 

LYLE STREET. 

2 Angus Thomas 

Kerr James 

Luckham James 

Macfarlan Robert 

Stewart Dugald 

3 Carmichael James 

4 Lewis Mrs William 

M'Eachran D. 

7 Cacket Francis J. 

Macnab William 

9 Menzies Robert 

Lawson Mrs 

Walker William 

Wood William 

10 Black David 

Couper Mrs James 

Currie James 

M 'CuUoch Joseph 

M 'Intyre William 

Robertson James 

11 Clifford William 

Hunter Mrs William 

M'Alister Alexander 

M 'Galium John 

M'Intyre John

I 

Lyle Street (contimied). 

White George 

12 Dougall Kobert 

13 Clark Jonathan 

Crawford Peter 

Dunlop Robert 

Ferguson Hugh 

Geercke Henry 

Guthrie R. B. 

Robertson John 

14 Currie William C. 

Duncan Daniel 

Kerr Hugh 

M'Cutcheon Alexander 

Steel Hugh 

Stevenson T. M. 

15 Austin Adam 

Downie Andrew 

Gilroy William 

Thomson James 

17 Alexander Agnes 

Barr Mrs Robert 

Johnstone Mrs 

Kennedy Robert 

19 Hendry John 

20 

21 

Urquhart William 

Blackwood John 

Ferguson Robert 

Muir William 

Campbell Alexander 

Campbell Mrs 

Forrester James 

Lockerby Thomas 

M'Kinnon Archibald 

22 Campbell James 

Laird John 

M 'Dowall Thomas 

23 CoUigan Patrick 

Gibbs John 

Inglis James 


M'Phee Ronald 

Plage Mrs Philip 

24 Lang John 

M'Kellar Alexander 

27 Campbell Mrs James 

Finlay William 

Hildreth Miss 

Kerr George 

Love Mrs John 

29 Crawford Miss 

Harley Martin 

Hutcheson George 


Lyle Street (continued) 

M 'Arthur Mrs Andrew 

M'Cormick John 

31 Ferguson John 

Harkness John 

Lawson George 

M'Alister Ronald 

M 'Bride John 

33 Lawrie Samuel 

35 Grieve James 


LYNEDOCH STREET. 

3 Reid Rev. M. 

5 Fletcher Miss J. 

7 Black Mrs G. 

M'Nair Archibald 

9 Andrew Mrs 

Cunningham Neil 

Kemsley Samuel 

Orr James 

11 Boyce Edward 

Carson Andrew 

Paul John 

13 Cunningham William 

Vallance Peter 

Wilson James 

Wilson William 

15 Chalmers Joseph 

Currie M. 

Gilchrist George 

M'Phail Robert 

Wallace William 

16 Crawford Robert jnr. 

Davidson Miss 

Dunbar David 

Hardie William 

Hunter James 

17 Adams W. D. 

Foy Mrs James 

Simpson John 

20 Anderson Peter 

M 'Dougall Charles 

M'Rae Duncan 

21 Chalmers Archibald 

Fulton Miss 

M'Farlane Dugald 

Watson Mrs J. 

22 Bain Mrs Thomas 

Brown Walter 

Irvine Robert 

M'Laren Miss E.


Lynedoch Street (continued) 

M'Lean Mrs 

23 Benson Mrs William senr, 

Benson Mrs William jur. 

M'Alister Archibald 


M 'Lean Duncan 

27 Cole Robert 


Henderson Jolm 

Lewis Charles 

29 Galbraith Archibald 

Beid James 

30 Bruce Alexander 

31 Bear George 

Cuthbertson Mrs 

Fisher Peter 

M'CuUoch John 

33 Newell Charles 

35 Bilcase John 

Gillies James 

Highet John 

Horn David 

Johnstone Mrs 

Mason Andrew 

Miller James 

Muir William 

37 Archibald Alexander 

M 'Donald John T. 

M'Neil James, sen. 

Sinclair Walter 

Williamson Wm. 

38 Livingston Alexander 

M'Lellan Wm. 

39 A 11wood Jonathan 

Bain William 

Barr John 

Gilmour James 

Smith Thomas 

40 Sheriff Joseph 


Campbell Daniel 

Campbell John 

Grant Neil 

M 'George James 

42 Allan William 

Dunn A. C. 

Roberts Mrs W. 

43 Bennet G. M. 

Brough John 

Chalmers William 

Macalister Mrs John 

M'Gregor James 

Lynedoch Street (continued) 

45 Burton Mrs 

M'Kinlay Thomas 

Paterson James 

Walker Robert J. 

Weir John 

47 Byrne Thomas 

51 Buckle William 

Fletcher Mrs Francis 

Henderson John 

Rankin John 

Turner John 


MACDOUGALL vSTREET, 

Cameron Allan 

Carmichael Malcolm 

MADEIRA STREET. 

1 Lindsay Miss 

Stevenson Miss 

MANSIONHOUSE LANE. 

4 Armour John 

Clark Duncan 

Cowan Dugald 

Docherty William 

M'Farlane Robert 

MAIN STREET. 

25 Farrell Robert 

38 Miller Andrew 

MARGARET STREET. 

Steele William, Silwood 

1 Kerr Daniel 

2 M'Lean James 

7 Campbell J. F. 

Hughes Robert S. 

Murray Mrs Robert 

8 Agnew Alexander 

Agnew John 

Macmillan John 

9 Erskine Henry 

11 Steele Robert 

18 Scott Joseph D. 

20 Douglas John 

M 'Millan James

Margaret Street (continued) 

22 A damson Daniel D. 

Adamson Mrs William 

24 Smith Rev. J. B. 

MARKET STREET. 

3 Eraser Duncan 

6 Buclianan John W. 

7 

9 

11 

14 

16 

20 

21 

24 

26 

27 

MARTIN TERRACE. 

Scott Ivie 

Morison George 

Bolds H. J. 

M'Kechnie Allan 

Leitch Wm. Orr 

MEARNS STREET. 

Marshall Rev. George A. 

Benzie J. 

M 'Bride Miss Janet 

Cunningham William 

Young William 

Allan Robert 

Hendry James 

Ferguson Dugald 

Bain George 

Hudson Mrs 

M'Fie Miss 

Scott Alexander 

Boag Peter 

Cook Mrs Duncan 

Craig William 

Russell John 

Cruthers Ann 

Donnelly Peter 

Heriot Mrs John A. 

Hutcheson Thomas 

M'Cracket Peter 

Brown Alexander 

Buchanan John 

Cook James E. 

Duncan Mrs 

Steen Edward 

Steen John 

M 'Kellar Archd. 

Poison David 

Bremner Alex. 

Crawford Andrew 

Dunn Andrew 

Hendry Archibald 

Blair Thomas 

Cairns James 

STRERT DIRECTORY. 265 

Mearns Street (conlinwd 

27 Holms John 

M'Gregor Daniel 

M'Lean Ronald 

Smith Robert F. 

28 Mitchell Robert 

Peace Mrs 

33 Robertson Thomas 

36 Campbell Peter, jun. 

Ramsay John 

Sharp James C. 

Speirs William 

Stewart James 

38 Blair William 

Lang James 

Mackinnon Neil 

M 'Naught Mrs 

Milligan William 

Shand Robert 

Whitelaw Alexander 

40 Aitken Thomas A. 

Allan David 

Brunton William L. 

Hastie William 

Mackay Wm. B. 

Newton T. B. 

Whitelaw Alexander 

MILL STREET. 

1 Rutherford Alex. M. 

3 Hutton William 

5 Smith John R. 

7 Holmes Lugden 

Lyle Alexander 

M'Affer John 

10 Ford Benjamin 

Scott Matthew 

11 Campbell Hugh 

MOFFAT STREET. 

1 Sturgeon Thomas 

MOUNT PLEASANT ST. 


Gillies Geo. D. 

Twigg Edward 

Fairlie Mrs 

4 Barr James S. 

5 Angus John 

Bertram William 

Imrie John 

Jenkins John


Mount Pleasant St. (continued). 

6 Hamilton John 

Murray John 

M'Intosh Duncan 


Cowan Mrs 

Denny John 

Lennox James 

8 Scobbie James 

Green Mrs John 

M'Phail Myles 

Sinclair Peter 

9 Brown John 

Craig John 

Denniston Mrs C. 

Jamieson John 

13 Banks John 

Beith Edward 

Cram Peter 

Carmichael Dugald 

Joss Eobert 

Kerr James 

M'Jannet John 

M'Phail Miss 

M 'Vicar Angus 

15 Aird William 

Cook David 

Highet Thomas 

M'Aulay James 

17 Dick Samuel 

Garrick Lawrence 

Howat Robert 

19 M 'Arthur Archibald 

Black Adam 

Brown Peter 

Houston David 

20 Dick John R. 

Moles James 

23 Baine William 

24 Darrow Mrs 


28 Kinloch John 

NELSON STREET (West) 

2 M'Gregor Miss 

Watson Miss 

3 Clarke William 

4 Boyle Miss 

Dawson John 

Galbraith John 

Justice William 

Smith Thomas 

Yeo Mrs D. 

Nelson Street (continued) 

5 Wyllie George 

6 Flett James 

Gilmour Mrs James 

Kemp Joseph 

M 'Keller Robert 

7 Scott James 

Smith John 

9 Ireland Mrs 

Kirkpatrick John W. 

Law Archibald 

Leisk Adam, jun. 

11 Connor John 

Cuthbertson Thomas 

M'Call James 

M 'Galium Misses 

M'Lea James S. 

Morrison James 

Stevenson Jamea 

Walker Andrew 

13 Bell John 

Campbell John 

Lawson Mrs 

Lyle Mrs 

Robert Dugald 

14 M'Crae Daniel 

15 Brighton John 

Cook Hector 

Duncan Robert F. 

Macnaughtan Duncan 

M'Kinnon Allan 

17 Boag Mrs 

Cameron Hugh 

Campbell Donald 

Dodds James 

Harper Alexander 

MacCaskill Malcolm 

27 Boyd Miss 

Hilton Mrs John 

Lawson John 

Murray Andrew 

29 Armour Hugh 

Carswell Andrew 

M'ConnellHugh 

M'Cuaig Alexander 

Paterson Robert 

Robinson Malcolm 

Scott George 

''tevenson Alexander 

30 Douglas James 

Kelso Robert 

M 'Farlane Alexander 

M 'Naught Thomas

Nelson Street (continued). 

M'Neill Alexander 

Pollock John M. 

Young John , 

32 Dick Misses 

Gardner Robert 

Gilloran James L. 

Glass John 

Houston Robert 

34 Ayres Rev. Robert 

Hair Mrs v 

Leitch William T. 

M'Lachlan Hugh 

Tolmie John T. 

35 Bain John 

Carson Hendry 

Chisholm Miss 

Dick Hugh 

Donaldson Thomas 

Guthrie Robert 

Ker Robert 

Smith Thomas 

36 Bell John 

M'Cracken Thomas 

Ralston John 

37 Gow William 

Hector Mrs James 

M Anespay James 

M 'Arthur Mrs* Hugh 

Wilson John 


Anderson Robert 

Hutcheson Miss 

Stevenson Alexander 

39 Guyton Hubert 

Herr F. Joseph 

Hourston George 

Jones William 

Lang Robert 

M 'Adam Mrs Peter 

40 Dawson John S. 

41 Bark Andrew 

Kennedy William 

Magee Thomas H. C. 

Marr James 

M'Intjrre Colin 

Paul Colin 

Symington Johh;- 

NEWARKî^^REET. 

4 M 'Galium Duncan 

6 Leitch Arthur 0. 

Leitch Mrs William 


Newark Street (continued ). 

25 Robertson George 

Ferguson Alex., Glenlea 

Grieve Robert, Glenholm 

Johnston David, Belleaire 

Morton James, Balclutha 

Caird Colin S. , Dungourney 

Cuthbert Robert, The Craiga 

Hunter T. 0., Woodburn 

Hunter C. P., Woodburn 

Campbell James, Laurel Cottagg 

NEWTON STREET. 

Campbell Alex. 

Reid Duncan 

Williamson George 

5 Allan Mrs 

Allan James 

Hoy George 

Low Thomas 

7 Hayne William 

M'Dougall Peter 


Black James W. 

Brown William 

Campbell James 

Colquhouu John 

Neilson E. L. 

15 Auld James 

Bruce George 

Fleming James 

M'Kenzie Henry E. 

Johnston Thomas 

17 Bone Quintin 

Boyd Robert 

Fairgrieve James 

Innes Wm. 

Sinclair Angus 

NICOLSON STREET. 

8 Bain Walter 

9 Sinclair Duncan 

13 Campbell John, senr. 

15 Humphreys Joseph 

18 M'Lachlan Alexander 

21 Watson Frederick 

26 Inglis James 

27 M-Kay Daniel 

Martin John 

Warden William 

Watson Miss 

29 Bruce Mrs Andrew 

31 M 'Bride James

268 STKEET DIRECTORY. 

Nicolson Street (cotitluued). 

32 M'Vey James 

33 Donald William 

35 Duncan Mrs Colin 

Climie Tlobert 

36 Girdwood Mrs 

37 Hmitli James 

38 Anderson Mrs 

Paterson Thomas 

40 Cochrane William 

Harvie E. D. N. 

Irvine Mrs John 

M'Lachlan James 

49 M 'Cormick Patrick 

51 M'Kay John 

M 'Bride Thomas 

61 Hannah James 

63 Brown Donald 

Kerr Thomas 

Leitch Charles 

JSIorrison Robert 

65 Campbell Peter 

Ewing Hugh 

Laird William 

M'lver Archibald 

67 Boyd John 

Brodie Mrs 

Dunlop Allan 

Govan Quintin 

Kirk John 

M'Phee Angus 

68 Main James 

69 Findlay John 

Boyd James 

Stewart William 

Ewing Mrs James 

Hosea Robert 

Leitch Nicol 

71 M'Leod Angus 

Collins Mrs J. B. S. 

Peacock John 

Hood William 

Mathieson Donald 

73 Carswell John, jr. 

Inglis James 

Kean Geo. 

Doig Alexander 

Kerr John 

Lamont Miss 

NILE STREET. 

Dewar John 

Devlin John 

Nile Street (continued). 

7 Devlin James P. 

Devlin Patrick 

8 Downie William 

Smith Mrs William 

12 Anderson George 

Eadie Forbes 

OCTAVIA TERRACE. 

Anderson John 

Kerr Robert, Westfield 

Low John 

Lyle Charles P. 

MacLean James 

Neill Robert, Balgray 

Neill William, Towerlands 

Oliphant W. K. 

Oliphant Robert D. 

ORANGEFIELD PLACE. 

1 Campbell James 

Gibb Walter 

2 Crawford Hugh 

3 M'Cunn James 

5 Sheridan Robert 

7 Jamieson Mrs William 

9 Cook Robert 

PATRICt: STREET. 

12 Adams John 

19 Denniston John S. 

Irvine Mrs 

20 M'Culloch Rev. J. M., D.D. 

21 Richmond Archd. F., M.D. 

22 Macintre John D. 

23 PennellJ. 

24 Brodie James 

Fleming Robert 

Hunter John 

Till J. S. 

26 Orr Erskine 

Cairns William 

Russell Andrew 

Proctor Robert M. 

Miss Duncan 

27 Henry John 

Flockhart John 

Aitchisou Mrs 

M'Cuaig Samuel 

M'Phail John 

Walker Alexander 

29 Barrie James

Patrick Street {continued) 

Barrie Mrs 

Galbraith Jolin 

Manson William 

Mure F. H. 

Seath Mrs M. 

Smith Allan B. 

Crockatt Wm. , Ford Cottage 

Gordon Rev. William 

M'lntyre Louis J. CM. 

PORT-GLASGOW ROAD. 

Marshall Mrs Wm., Ladyburn 

Paton James, Bogston 

Alexander Alex. , Bogston 

Lennox John, Bogston 

12 Robertson William 

79 Scott David 

Brymner Miss Mary, 1 Lennox 

buildings 

PRINCE'S STREET. 

2 M'Laughlin James 

Shaw John 

10 Wardrop David 

12 M'Gregor James 

PROSPECTHILL STREET. 

Hare William- 

1 Innes William 

Mann Alexander 

3 M 'Lean Neil 

5 Shaw Neil 

7 Donaldson Thomas 

Harrison Thomas 

M'Millan William 

9 Howie Robert 

M'CoU Allan 

M 'Cowan John 

RATHO STREET. 

Kincaid John G. 

Marshall J. Fulton 

Millar John 

Thomson Rev. Peter 

KEGENT STREET. 

3 Armour Mrs William 

Graham Duncan 

8 Blair Richard 

10 Blair Robert 

STREET DIRECTOUY. 269 

Regent Street (continued). 

Boyle Jam.es 

Fyfe Robert 

Prophet John 

12 Fawcett Samuel 

14 Leishman James 

Whiteford Robert 

16 Dunlop Thomas 

Hyndman John 

17 Shaw Angus 

18 Patrick Robert 

19 Ellis Robert 

21 Armour Alexander 

25 Conway Francis 

Crawford Robert P. 

Marshall James 

Philips Patrick 

27 Campbell Miss 

Hamilton Robert 

Johnston William 

Lang James 

29 Bell Peter 

Campbell Norman 

Faulds Mrs 

Hendry Robert 

M 'William Andrew 

Moffat Robert 

Tough William 

37 Vincent A. G. 

39 Stewart A. D. 

42 Laird Mrs John 

Stables Mrs 

43 Macdougall John, M.D. 

Park Matthew 

45 Orr John, jun. 

46 King Thomas 

47 M'Glashan John 

49 Campbell Rev. John K. 

53 Campbell Roberl 

Gray Dugald 

Laird John 

54 Gardner John D. 

Miller Robert 

Thom Archibald 

57 Birkmyre Henry 

Dougall Andrew 

Wallace John 

58 Murphy Robert 

59 Campbell Angus 

Lang James 

Stevenson David 

61 M'Lean James 

62 M'Geachin William


Regent Street (continued). 

M 'Naught John 

Miller Mrs M. 

Sinkins W. T. 

65 Bucklitsch Edward 

M '.Donald Wilson 

66 Malcolm James 

M'Neill John, junr. 

Sargeant Charles 

67 Campbell Donald 

M'Tntyre Duncan 

69 Campbell Mrs John 

Rattray John 

71 Caldwell William 

Leslie Robert 

M'Lachlan Kenneth 

73 Chalmers Misses 

Orr Wm. C. 

Hagan Charles 

Hagau James 

Wilson John 

75 Beith Matthew 

77 Benson William 

Douglas William 

Johnstone John R, 

ROBERTSON STREET. 

2 Pbilp William 

Weir Allan 

Smith Miss 

Swan Andrew 

Thomson Donald 

4 Barr James 

Brock James 

M'Canmiond David 

Paul Mrs R. 

Shearer Robert B. 

Shearer William 

5 Brown M. M'C. 

Fleming Mrs George 

Fleming Miss 

Maclachlan Dugald 

Thomson Robert 

7 Maclachlan John 

15 Anderson W. Stewart 

Brady James 

Jamieson Misses 

17 Adam James jr. 

Jamieson Thomas 

M'Dougall Duncan 

Blair Robert, Woodside Cottage 

Blair Wm , Woodside Cottage 

ROPEWORK STREET. 

3 Bannatyne Mrs Robert 

ROSLIN STREET. 

6 Fergusson John 

ROXBURGH STREET. 

5 Ritchie Mrs Hugh 

Ritchie Adam 

Ritchie John 

Wilson Alexander 

7 Campbell Peter 

Dun lop George 

9 Carswell John 

Smith James 


Scotland James 

Little Mrs James 

15 Campbell Charles 

Holmes John 

19 Galloway Allan, M.D. 

Gatherer Peter 

21 Campbell David 

Millar John 

23 Service John 

Urquhart Mrs William B. 

24 Downing William 

Mackenzie W. J. 

27 Gracey Samuel 

33 Buchanan Mrs R. 

Dempster D. F. 

37 Sellars Robert 

40 Home William 

41 M 'Arthur Robert 

Marshall John 

Shearer Mrs 

Watson John 

59 Lang Matthew 

62 Ferguson Mrs 

64 Mossman James 

65 Duncan James D. 

Nicol Andrew 

66 Ferguson Thomas 

Flood Luke 

M'Lellan Archibald 

67 Harper John 

M'Creadie James 

68 Dick Mrs 

69 Lyle .John 

M'Culloch David 

Smith James 

70 Wright Peter

Roxburgh Street (continued). 

71 Crow Mrs 

M'GIashan Archibald 

Mitchell William 

74 M'Farlane Humphrey 

79 M 'Galium Mrs 

80 Donohoe P. F. 

81 Hair William 

M'Lean Duncan 

M'Lean Mrs J. 

82 Bowen C. H. 

Miller John 

M'Fadyen John 

83 Brown Rodger 

Finlay Uugald 

M'Lachlan Duncan 

84 Fleming Mrs A. 

85 Brown John 

Gogle James N. 

87 M'Gregor Alexander 

89 Craig Mrs 

Ker Henry 

Mathie John 

Miller James 

93 Gallacher William 

Watson William 

Watt Thomas 

Whiteford William 

Watson Matthew 

95 xlnderson Duncan 

Davies Thomas 

Ireland Mrs James 

M'llwraith Matthew 

Pattison David M. 

Rohl Gustaf 

Weir Duncan 

Whitelaw Adam B. 

97 Adam James 

Cameron Samiiel 

Erskine James 

RUE-END STREET. 

2 Sinclair Malcolm 

5 Orr John, jun. 

13 Campbell Archibald 

15 Arinnes Dugald 

29 M'Dougal Duncan 

Burge John A. 

Robertson John 

45 Cook John 

49 M'Dougall Duncan 

51 Drummond Daniel 

Glais Mrs Hugh 


Rue-end Street (continued). 

Grieve William 


57 Duff Thomas 

59 Campbell Charles 

63 Bryson Mrs J. 

M'Lean Alexander 

Wilson Robert 

65 Anderson Andrew 

Brown Mrs 

Brown Mrs W. S. 

Duncan Mrs James 

M Ghee John 

Rankin John 

67 Black James 

M'Millan W. B. 

Meikle James 

ST ANDREW SQUARE. 

2 Allan George, jun. 

3 Downie Mrs John 

6 M'Lean Mrs John 

ST ANDREW STREET. 

2 Walker Mrs G 

ST LAWRENCE STREET. 

10 Bain Alexander 

12 Bennie Alexander 

14 Agnew Kobert 

Hastie John 

M'Intyre Thomas 

16 Bathgate George 

18 Docker Edward 

24 Campbell Alexander 


Campbell Alexander 

Lambie Robert 

M'Dougall Archibald 


Cameron Donald 

Clacher Thomas 

Lament James 

Sandyford John 

52 Grott Ferdinand 

Rennie John 

54 M'Dougall Duncan 

M'Lean James 

Taylor David 

Hutcheson George, Hyde Park 

Cottage 

Lyon David, Hillside Cottage


SALMON STREET. 

2 Docherty John 

SHAW PLACE. 

1 Paton James, M.B., CM. 

2 Blair David 

Maclachlan Andrew 

Smith John 

3 Hyndman Thomas 

Sweeney Charles 

Turner Mrs John 

4 Mack ail James 

Swan Robert 

5 Robertson James 

6 Douglas Dr John C. 

7 Miller S. H. 

M'Guckin Alexander 

M'CaU Archibald 

9 Shearer Hugh 

Simpson A. C. 

10 Greenwood George 

SHAW STREET. 

8 Houston William 

11 Johnston Neilson 

17 Docherty James 

34 M 'Laughlan J ohn 

40 Bradley John 

SIR MICHAEL STREET. 

18 Dow Mrs 

22 Simpson William 


Dyer John 

More Andrew 

Scott John 

24 Craig Robert 

25 Sellars Mrs 

37 Campbell J. 

38 Hammond David 

Munro Robert 

Wyllie James 

49 Leitch Alexander 

Liddell Archibald 

Malcolm Alexander 

40 Harvey Alexander N. 

41 Foster John 

Watt William 

SOUTH STREET. 

3 M'Neil Donald 

South Street (continued) 

8 Gibson Walter 

Glen Archibald 

Kinnell James 

Lees Thomas 

Munro Duncan 

10 Boyd David 

Boyd John 

Conn John 

Janzen John 

Jones William 

11 Duncan R. B. 

Duncan Henry 

12 James William 

M'Fie WiUiam 

M'Kinnon Donald 

Thomson Duncan 

Young David 

13 Barr M'Leod 

Glen Miss 


Crawford Mrs 

Fisher Thomas 

Inglis James 

Jeffrey John 

Nutt William 

16 Blanche Richard 

Born Joseph 

Higgans William 

M'Kellar Robert 

M'Neil James jun. 

Letham Miss 

Lovell John 

Stewart John 

18 Brown James 

Dempster James 

Dempster Mrs 

Doctor Rev. Alexander 

Fisher Thomas 

Gordon James 

Hean A. B. 

Murch Mrs 

20 Blair Thomas 

Inglis Robert 

Muir Mrs M. 

M'Luskie Thomas 

Ramsay Alexander 

Wilson John 

Wilson William 

22 Kerr Edward 

Neill John 

Stewart Alexander

SPPJNGKELL STREET. 

1 Cameron Jolin 

2 Downie Mrs John 

6 Laird Alexander 

8 Laurie John , 

Simpson James 

13 M'Kechnie Hugh 

Spence David 

STEWART STREET (West). 


Stewart Street (continued). 

M'Bay Thomas 

Justice Miss C. 

33 NeUl John 

34 Cairns John 

Cameron Mrs Alex. 

Cleland Hamilton 

Fairgrieve John B. 

Ferguson Charles 

Lamont Neil 

35 Campbell Alex. 

1 Finlay John Steel William 

Gardner Alexander 36 Fairgrieve Andrew 

3 Cairnie Samuel Graham Hugh 

Dunn Mrs Archibald Lindsay Miss 

M 'Donald Alexander 37 Wright James 

M'lver John 38 Arkley Misses 

5 M'Ewan James Weir James 

Sinclair G. 

Travers James 

SUGARHOUSE LANE. 


Dallas William 

Donald James 

Ferguson Moses 

8 Bell John 

22 Mackie James 

M 'Bride Archd. 

26 Briton Thomas 

TERRACE ROAD. 

9 

Cruden Alexander 

Simpson David M. 

14 M'Neil Mrs W. 

11 Cruden Miss 

Prowse Saruixel 

Stevenson Hugh 

13 Coats Mrs 

Galbraith Mrs John 

Hill James 

Mackail Thomas 

M'Corquodale Allan 

15 Kincaid Mrs 

20 Bouden Henry 

Craig John 

Dunn Miss 

22 Dunlop Mrs William 

Hutton Hugh 

Thomson W. jun. 

24 Brighton George B. 

Gardner William 

TOBAGO STREET. 

2 Foster Robert P. 

8 M'Ausland Mrs 

11 M 'Galium Peter 

12 Graham Mrs John 

Hastie Andrew 

M 'Bride Neil 

16 M'Cabe Peter 

32 Boyd David 

Hyndman Robert 

TRAFALGAR STREET. 

Hamilton George, Waterloo Cot 

tage 

3 Munn Stewart 

4 Anderson Mrs W. 

Kerr Archibald M'Culloch Alex. 

Dallas Robert 5 Craigie Mrs 

Herd James 6 Bones Richard, R.N. 

29 Shortridge Samuel Crabbe William 

30 Kerr Misses Dunning Matthew 

32 Cook Archibald 8 Cameron Robert Wilson 

Cross Miss 

Hay John 

Cameron Mrs John 

Shaw William 

Hope William Small Robertson


Trafalgar Street (continued). Union Street (continued). 

9 M'Menamin James Maxton Miss 

Paterson Charles 56 York James 

10 Chisholm Robert F. 57 Lyle John 

22 Calder Robert White John 

Christie Malcolm 60 Grieve Walter 

Lusk Malcolm 61 Clapperton John 

Mackay Hugh Paterson Robert R. 

Wilson James 62 Watson Misses 

24 Blair John 63 Rodger John 

Blake Edward Letham William 

Soutar Alex B. 65 Agnew James 

26 Girvan William Blair Miss 

M 'Cowan William Smith Mrs 

Steele Miss 

UNION STREET. 66 M'Clure William 

1 Archibald William 67 Anderson Mrs Richard 

Wilson George Chalmers Henry 

4 M 'Arthur Hugh 68 Robertson L. B. 

M'Gougan Angus 69 Millar John 

5 Banks Mrs Alexander Niccol Robert 

7 Buchanan Miss 70 Cowan Mrs 

Livingston John 72 Lyle Robert 

9 Paton Allan Park 73 Russell James 

12 Lang John Stark Thomas 

Lang Mrs James 75 Lyle William Park 

13 Callander Thomas 

M 'Donald George 

Wright Robert 

MacMillan Thomas 

16 Wallace James, M.D. Gauld Alex, 

17 Murphy 0. L. 77 Lindsay AVilliam 

Robertson Mrs John 78 Glen James 

20 MiU Mrs Charles 80 Thorne Mrs 

Scott Alex. 82 M'Clure Jas. L. 

21 Walker Louson 84 Allison John R. 

22 Brown Hamilton 

86* Linz Randolph 

24 Todd Mrs John Melvin Thomas 

27 Macalister Mrs D. 

Orkney Alex. 

White Mrs 

29 Buchanan Malcolm 

VENNEL. 

.33 Hair William 18 Dick John 

Muir Robert 29 Burns William 

34 Scott John, jun. 49 Bowman James 

36 Rennie Robert 60 Philip David 

WATT STREET. 

37 Ballantine John H. 

38 Shankland Robert 

39 Boyd Andrew 

40 Tasker Andrew 

3 Stewart George 

Symington John 

41 Miller Robert 4 Cameron Donald 

44 Smith Harry Fleming Daniel 

46 Muir Richard Lindsay Archibald 

48 M'Kechnie William, M.D. 

51 Neill James 

5 Templeton Robert 

6 Lemmon James 

53 Black Patrick M. M'Crae Neil 

'

Watt Street (continued) 

Main Robert 

Mayors E,. G. 

8 Armour Mrs 

Darroch Dugald 

Gillies John 

Hall Peter 

i M'Intyre Archibald 

i- 9 Gallacher John M. 

M'Ausland Archibald 

M'Quarrie Donald 

10 Boyd James 

Mellor George 

Stewart Charles W. 

1 Donnelly James 

M'Kew David 

12 Brand David 

j 

I 

1 

! 

Gumming John 

Lang John 

13 Currie Peter 

Douglas Mrs 

Duncan Robert 

Falconer William 

M 'Neil John 

WATT PLACE. 

1 Muir Robert 

Mackenzie James 

2 Blair Mrs Joseph 

Cunningham Robert 

Dunlop Mrs Cai t. John 

Ferguson George 

Hunter John 

Storms David 

WELLINGTON STREET. 

6 Arbuckle John 

FuUarton Rev. Archibald 

Graham James 

King Alexander 

M'Quistan Finlay 

Young David 

8 Bowie Wm. 

Cowan Archibald 

Mackay Edward 

M'AUister Mrs 

Nelson John 

Sinclair Donalc 

10 Barr James S. 

Cairns James A. 

Hastie John 


M'Neill Thomas 


Wellington Street (continued). 

Wood Thomas 

12 M 'Lean Allan 

M'Whirter Hugh 

Campbell Thomas 

Brodie John 

Fulton John 

Hutchison William 

Weir WîUiam M. G. 

Stevenson William 

14 Currie Archibald 

Allan James 

Currie John 

Currie Malcolm 

Fleming Daniel 

Johnston WiUiam J. 

M'Gregor Peter 

Pow Edward 

Ross Bailie 

16 Boyd Mrs Daniel 

Blair David 

Cochrane William 

Dunbar Miss 

Jack Mrs Hugh 

Kerr William 

Leckie Mrs Archibald 

18 

19 

20 

23 

Lee Robert 

Robertson W. M. 

M'Braine John 

Millar John 

Pratt George 

Roberts Edward 

Black Adam 

Carruthers H. A. 

M 'Taggart Archibald 

Nicol Thomas 

Park John 

Shepherd William 

Wilson Michael 

Macfarlane John 

Edding-ton Adam B. 

M'Lelland James 

Berthwick Thomas 

Henderson David 

Anderson John 

Drummond Mrs James 

M'Fie John 

Mathieson Lindsay 

Warden John 

22 Borland John 

Richmond Alexander 

Park Graham 

Millar Samuel


Wellington Street (continued), 

Selby William S. 

Anderson William 

24 Black Alexander 

Crawford Charles 

Millar Robert 

Stuart Hiigh 

25 Gaff Daniel R. 

26 M'Crindle James 

Fernie William 

Hutton George 

M'DougaU Neill 

28 Duncan Robert 

Hartsman R. 

M'Dowall Miss 

Zettwitz J. G. 

30 Cameron William 

Cormie Jobn 

Gray Robert 

Harris George 

MAlister Mrs 

32 Blair Hugh 

M 'Galium Alexander 

35 Holburn Robert 

Watson Thomas 

39 Mill Alexander 

43 Baine William jnr. 

45 M'Gregor Malcolm 

52 M'Caughey J. & R. 

54 M'Gill Robert 

Scott John 

66 Cameron Alexander 

M'Kenzie Angus 

68 Hunter John 

M'Gill James 

Campbell Miss M. 

70 Gibb Walter 

Hay George W. 

71 Barrie David 

Hamilton Thomas 

Hutcheson Andrew 

72 Burton Thomas 

Chalmers Archibald 

Chalmers Robert 

Ford John 

72 Denham Robert 

Mitchell Duncan 

Peat Andrew 

74 Boyd James 

Honeyman R. 

Izard Thomas 

76 Williamson Thomas 

81 Dick Thomas 

Lumsden James 

Wellington Street (continued), 

McDonald John 

83 Black John 

Bryan James C. 

M'Swegan Thomas 

Stewart William 

Woltman Matthew 

85 Anderson J ames 

Banks William 

Ronald James 

WEST BURN STREET. 

8 Kennedy Donald 

24 M'Pherson Peter 

25 Fortune Mrs 

Middleton Mrs 

Paterson Alexander 

Watson Hugh 

29 Weir Robert 

34 M'Farlane Miss 

35 M'Gregor Alexander 

40 Grieves Alexander 

WEST BREAST. 

1 Docherty Francis 

Geercke Augustus 

10 Carroll Hugh 

WILLIAM STREET. 

1 Redhead William 

Farmer Hugh 

M'Fie John 

More William 

5 Calderwood George 

Docherty George 

6 Flannagan James 

M'Ewan William 

M'Eleney John 

7 Kennedy Malcolm 

M'Ewan Joseph 

M'Intyre Donald 

Thomson Daniel 

8 Gilchrist William 

9 Ferguson Miss 

10 Burns Alexander 

Jacobs Peter 

M'Gugan G. 

12 Downie Peter 

14 Muir Samuel 

16 Chisholra Mrs 

Taylor Matthew 

WILLIAM STREET (EAST). 

1 Caldwell Alexander

APPENDIX. 

GREENOCK POST OFFICE, 11, WILLIAM STREET. 

June, 1875. 

THOMAS MacMILLAN, Postmaster. 

James Whiteford, M.D., Medical Attendant. 

William M. G. Weir, Chief Clerk ; James Allan, John W. 

Kirkpatrick, James Brown, Matthew Lawson, Donald Creighton, 

John Hoggan, Andrew Molseed, Daniel Henderson, James 

Angus, William Proven, Clerks 

George Muldoon, and Charles M'Kirdy, Boy Clerks. 

William J. Ross, Peter M'Intyre, and Allan M'Dougall, Stampers 

and Newspaiêr Sorters. 

James Edgar, Malcolm Campbell and Joseph Millar, Railway and 

Steamboat Messengers. 

John M'Lkan, Michael Ratclifpe, Henry Devlin, Henry 

Gibson, James C. Dunlop, Joseph Sweenie, Thomas Reid, John 

Sutherland, Alexander Thomson, Walter M'Kenzie, Henry 

M'Intosh, Murdoch M'Kenzie, Wm. John M'Keeman, Alexander 

M 'Donald, Letter Carriers. 

J. Sampson, William Burns, John Peacock, David Nutt, 

Charles Sargeant, Angus M'Lean, William M'Gallan, William 

Simpson, Patrick Downie, James Simpson, Peter Black, John 

Graham, David Johnstone, and Neil Patrick, Auxiliary Letter 

Carriers. 

LOCAL RURAL MESSENGERS AND LETTER CARRIERS. 

Port-Glasgow Road John Mooney. 

Gourock William Barbour. 

Strone and Kilmnn- Samuel Gracey. 

Overton and Inverkip Roads— James Hillen. 

TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT. 

R. B. Guthrie, Clerk in Charge. 

George Ander^ôn, A. Cruickshank, James M.' Baxter, David 

'Cuthbert, Nicholas Beattie, John P. H. M'Nairney, John 

Foster, James M. Robertson, Robt. S. M'Dowall, Alexander 

Baillie, and Archd. T. Turner, Clerks. 

William Taylor, Engineer. 

And Thirteen Boy Messengers. 

a

Z APPENDIX. 

The Paid Letter Window is open (every lawful day) at 7 a.m. and 

shut at 10 p.m. ; on Sundays it is open to the iûblic from 8 till 10 

a.m., and on Fast Days from 7 till 11 a.m. 

The Telegraph Office is open from 8 to 10 a.m. and 6 to 7 p.m. on 

Sundays. 

Money Orders are granted and paid, also Savings Bank DeiJosits 

received and paid from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m. and on Saturdays till 9 p.m. 

On Sundays and Fast-Days no business of this description is done. 

DELIVERY OF LETTERS. 

Correspondence for Merchants, &c., having j)rivate Boxes, and 

addressed Poste Restante, are delivered at the same hoxirs. 

Delivery on Sunday at the bar of the Post Office only, and on 

Sacramental Fast Days a town delivery takes place at 9 a.m. 

First delivery at 6.45 a.m., with correspondence from Edinburgh ; 

Ireland ; Galloway, Dumfries, Troon, Ayr, Kilmarnock, Ardrossan, 

Beith, Irvine, Salcoats ; Kirkintilloch, Dumbarton, Helensburgh 

Glasgow, Paisley, Bishopton, Port-Glasgow. Town's letters in time 

for this delivery till 6.30 a.m. 

Second delivery at 9 a.m., with the corresjpondence from all 

England, Dublin, South and South-West of Scotland ; 

Berwick, and 

towns on the North British Railway ; Girvan, Edinburgh, Glasgow, 

Paisley, Port-Glasgow, Rothesay, Dunoon, and Innellan. ToAvn's 

letters in time till 9 a.m. 

Third delivery at 2.30 p.m., with the correspondence from Newcastle-on-Tyne, 

Berwick, &c., North of Scotland, Edinburgh, Glasgow, 

Paisley, Port-Glasgow, Campbeltown, Cai-radale, Lochranza, and Pirn 

Mill additional, and Gourock. Town's letters in time till 1.45 j^.m. 

Fourth delivery at 4.30 p.m., with the correspondence from Yorkshire, 

Durham, and Northumberland ; Edinbtirgh, Glasgow, Paisley, 

Poi-t-Glasgow, Ardentinny, Lochgoilhead, Craigrownie, Kilcreggan, 

Inveraray, and Oban. Town's letters in time till 4.10 i).m. 

Fifth delivery at 7.45 ]).n\., with the correspondence from London, 

Liverpool, Dublin, and South of Ireland ; North of Scotland, 

Aberdeen, Fort-William, Perth, Dundee, &c. ; Galloway, Dumfries, 

Edinburgh, Glasgow, Paisley, Port-Glasgow, Lochgilphead, Tarbert, 

Ardrishaig, Innellan, Rothesay, Dvmoon, Strone, Kilmun, Oban, 

Gourock, Millport, Largs, Fairlie, West Kilbride, Wemyss Bay, and 

Inverkip. Town's letters in time till 7.25 p.m.

APPEN^DIX. 3 

EATES OF POSTAGE AND CONDITIONS OF 

TEANSMISSION. 

Inland Letters * 

The rates of j)ostage to be prepaid are as follows,f viz. :- — 

For a letter not exceeding 1 oz Id 

,, exceeding 1 oz. but not exceeding 2 oz, . IJd 

„ „ 2oz. ,, „ 4 oz. . 2d 

„ ,,4 oz. „ ,5 6 oz. . 2|d 

,, ,, 6 oz. ,, ,,8 oz. . 3d 

„ ,,8 oz. „ ,, 10 oz. . 34d 

,, „ 10 oz. ,, „ 12 oz. , 4d 

A letter exceeding the weight of 12 oz. is liable to a postage of Id 

for every ounce, beginning with the first ounce. A letter, for example, 

weighing between 14 and 15 ounces must be prepaid fifteen-pence. 

A letter posted imiâid is chargeable on delivery with double postage, 

and a letter jjosted insufiiciently prepaid is charged with double 

the deficiency. On re-directed letters the charge for re-direction is 

the same whether prepaid or collected on delivery. 

No letter may exceed the dimensions of one foot six inches in 

length, nine inches in width, and six inches in depth. 

Addresses to the Queen and Petitions to Parliament. 

Petitions and addresses to Her Majesty, forwarded direct, are 

exemj)t from postage ; and such petitions and addresses, as also iietitions. 

to either House of Parliament, if sent to a Member of either 

House, are likewise exempt, provided they do not weigh more than 

two pounds, and are either without covers or are in covers open at the 

sides. No letter, or other enclosure, however, must be inserted ; and 

if one be found, such enclosure, unless it bear the jproper number of 

postage stamps, will be charged as an uniâid letter. 

Newspapers. 

(I.) Inland. 

By the "Post Office Act, 1870," the use of the Inland Eevenue 

imj)ressed stamp denoting the stamp duty, imder which Newspapers 

and other jperiodicals had been previously transmissable by post 

within the United Kingdom, was abolished and a postage of one halfpenny 

was fixed for each transmission of any Newspajper coming 

within the definition laid down in the Act. 

Inland Newspapers are subject to the following regulations : 

1st. To have the i^rivilege of passing as a Newspajjer, the publication 

must first have been accepted as a Newsj)aper by the Postmaster-General, 

and have been j)laced on a Eegister at the 

* Inland letters are those which pass between places in the United 

Kingdom, including the Isle of Man, the Orkneys, Shetland, Scilly, 

and Channel Islands. 

i* If the weight be exceeded to the smallest extent, even though the 

balance be merely turned, the letter becomes liable to a higher postage. 

The same rule applies to letters going abroad. To provide therefore, 

for errors in scales, &c. , it is well to allow a. little margin, or to pay the 

postage of the next greater weight.

APPENDIX. 

General Post Office ;* from which it is liable to be removed, 

either throtigh the non-renewal of the registration year by year, 

or in consequence of any change wliich may deprive it of the 

characteristics of a Newspaper. 

Registration for inland circulation includes registration for 

transmisssion abroad. 

2d. It must be printed and published in the United Kingdom, must 

be published in numbers at intervals of not more than seven 

days, and must be jDrinted on a sheet or sheets unstitched. 

3d. The full title and date of publication must be printed at the top 

of the first page, and the whole or part of the title and date of 

publication at the top of every subsequent page ; and this regulation 

applies to " Tables of Contents" and " Indices." 

4th. A supplement must be unstitched, must in every case be published 

with the Newspaper, and must have the title and the 

date of publication of the Newspaper printed at the top of every 

page ; or, if it consists of engravings, prints, or lithographs, at 

the top of sheet or side. 

5th. For each Newspaper, whether posted singly or in a iiacket, the 

postage, when prepaid, is one half-penny ; but a packet containing 

two or more registered newspapers is not chargeable with a 

higher rate of postage than would be chargeable on a book 

packet of the same weight, viz., one half-penny for every 2 oz. 

or fraction of 2 oz. 

6th. A Newsjjaper jDosted unpaid, and a packet of newspapers posted 

either unpaid or insufficiently paid, wiU be treated as an unpaid 

7th. . 

or insufficiently paid book packet of the same weight. 

The postage must be prepaid either by an adhesive stamp or by 

8th. 

the use of a stamped wrapper. 

No Newspaper can be sent through the post a second time for 

the original postage. For each transmission a fresh postage 

mustbeprej)aid, except thatin the case of re -direction the amount 

chargeable may be collected on delivery. 

9th. Every Newspaper, or packet of Newspapers, must be posted 

either without a cover or in a cover entirely open at both ends, 

and in such a mannner as to admit of easy removal for examination. 

If this rule be infringed, the newspaper or packet will be 

treated as a letter. 

10th. Every Newspaper must be so folded as to admit of the title 

being readily insjiected. 

11th. A Newspaper, whether posted singly or in a packet, which contains 

any enclosures except the supplement or supplements 

belonging to it, will be charged as a letter ; unless the enclosure 

be such as might be sent at the Book Eate of Postage and the 

entire j)acket be sufficiently prepaid as a book packet, in which 

case it may be allowed to pass. 

12th. A newspaper which has any letter, or any communication of 

the nature of a letter, written in it or upon its cover, will be 

charged as an unjâid or insufficiently paid letter. 

13th. No packet of newsjjapers must exceed 14 lbs. in weight, nor 

may it exceed two feet in length or one foot in width or depth. 

* The conditions of admission to the Register may be ascertained 

on application to the Secretary of the Post Office,

APPENDIX. O 

III.—POSTAGE STAMPS. 

Every Head Postmaster is required to keep, for sale to the pviblic, 

a sufficient stock of HalfiJenny Post Cards, of the various postage 

labels in use, and of envelopes with the penny stamp embossed. The 

labels are of the respective values of ^d, Id, l^d, 2d, 3d, 4d, 6d, 9d, lOd, 

2s, and 5s. Sub-Postmasters are required to keep halfpenny and Is, 

penny labels, and half-penny Post Cards only ; but they can procure 

any stamps of other values, or embossed envelopes, which may be 

required. The envelopes are made of four sizes, viz., 4f ins. by 3 

ll-16th ins. (square shape), 5^ ins. by 3| ins., 5| ins. by 3 ins., 

and 4f ins. by 2| ins. The square shape is sold at the followingprices 

:—£1 2s 6d per 240, 1 for l^d, 3 for 3Jd, 4 for 4.id, and 24 for 2s 

3d. Other sizes at 2s 2d per iâcket of 24. 

Stamped Newspaper Wrappers, bearing an impressed halfpenny 

stamp, are not sold in smaller numbers than 12, or multiples of 12. 

The two smaller sized wrappers are discontiniied, the issue being 

limited to the larger sized wrappers of the dimensions 12 ins. by 5 ins. 

The price for 12 wrappers is 6^cl ; 480 for £1 Is 8d. 

Parliamentary Proceedings. 

Printed Votes or Proceedings of the Imperial Parliament, sent 

without covers, or in covers open at the ends, may circulate within 

the United Kingdom at the rate of one halfpenny for 2 oz. or fraction 

of that weight. 

The words " Parliamentary Proceedings" must be written or printed 

on the cover of the packet, otherwise it will be treated as an ordinary 

Book Packet. 

Prepayment, when the circulation is within the United Kingdom, 

is optional ; and if it be made in part, the simple difference only will 

be charged. 

Parliamentary proceedings may be sent, under the Book Post 

privilege, to all the Colonies, and to those Foreign States between 

which and this country there is a book post. 

Book Post.— (1.) Inland. 

A Book-Packet may contain not only books, paper, or other substance 

in ordinary use for writing or printing, whether plain or written 

or ijrinted upon (to the exclusion of any written letter or communication 

of the nature of a letter), Photographs, when not on glass or in 

frames containing glass or any like substance, and anything usually 

appertaining to such articles in the way of binding and mounting 

necessary for their safe transmission by iôst, but also Circulars,— 

i.e., letters which appear from internal evidence to be intended for 

transmission in identical terms to several persons, and the whole or 

the greater part of which is printed, engraved or lithographed. 

1st. The ijostage is one halfpenny for every two ozs. or fraction of 

that weight. 

2d. The postage must be jDrepaid either by adhesive stamps or by 

means of a stamped wrapper, or by a combination of tJie two ; 

except at tlie Chief and District Post Offices and the Branch 

Offices at Lombard Street and Charing Cross in London, and 

the Chief Offices in Edinburgh and in Dublin, where, from 10 

a.m. till 4 j).m. , it may be prepaid in money, provided the postage 

amount to not less than £1 in any one case, and provided

APPENDIX. 

the packets are posted, in bundles, each representing a postage 

of 5s. 

3d. A packet posted wholly unpaid will be charged with double the 

book postage ; and if posted partially prepaid, with double the 

deficiency. 

4th. Every book-packet must be xôsted either without a cover or in 

a cover entirely open at both ends, and in such a manner as to 

admit of the contents being easily withdrawn for examination,* 

otherwise it will be treated as a letter. 

5th. A book-packet may not contain any letter, or communication of 

the nature of a letter (whether separate or otherwise), not 

being a circular letter or not wholly printed, nor any enclosure 

sealed or in any way closed against inspection, nor any other 

enclosure not allowed by section 9. (Entries, however, merely 

stating who sends the book, Sic, or to whom it is given, are not 

regarded as a letter.) If this rule be infringed the entire 

packet will be charged as a letter, f 

6th No book packet may exceed 5 lbs. in weighty or one foot six 

inches in length, nine inches in width, and six inches in depth. 

Post Cards, which bear a halfpenny impressed stamp, are available 

for transmission between places in the United Kingdom only. 

1st The front or stamped side is intended for the address only. 

There must be nothing else written, printed or otherwise 

imi^ressed on it, nor must there be any writing or printing 

across the stamp. On the reserve side any communication, 

whether of the nature of a letter or otherwise, may be written 

or x^rinted ; but such communication must not extend to the 

front side. Nothing whatever may be attached ; nor may the 

card be folded, cut, or otherwise altered. If any of these rules 

be infringed, the Card will be charged Id on delivery.' 

2d No Card other than one of those issued by the Government will 

pass under a half-penny stamp, if it bear on it a wjitten communication 

of the nature of a letter. 

General Regulations. 

When, owing to a great and unusual influx of letters, books, &c., 

the transmission or delivery of the letters would be delayed if the 

whole mail were dealt mth without distinction, book j)ackets and 

post cards may be kept back until the next despatch or delivery. 

It is forbidden to forward by post any indecent or obscene print, 

paintings, photographs, lithogiaph, engraving, book or card or any 

other indecent or obscene article, or any letter, newspaper, publication, 

packet, or card having thereon any other words, marks, or 

designs of an indecent, obscene, libellous, or grossly offensive 

character. Any thing posted contrary to this prohibition will be 

stopped and sent to the Returned Letter Office, London. 

* In order to secure the return of book packets which cannot be 

delivered, the name and addresses of the senders should be jDrinted or 

written outside thus, " From , of — ." 

f It is the duty of the Postmaster, whenever they have ground for 

susj)ecting an infringement of any of the above conditions, and occasionally, 

even when there is no ground for suspicion, to open and 

examine book-packets jjosted at, or passing through their office.

APPENDIX. 

Postmasters are instructed not to receive any letter which there is 

good reason to believe contains anything likely to injure the contents 

of the mail bag, or the person of any officer of the Post Office._ If 

such a packet be posted without the Postmaster's knowledge, or if at 

any time before its despatch he should discover any such packet, he is 

directed not to forward it, but to report the case, with the address of 

the packet, to the Secretary. The following are examples of the articles 

referred to : 

A glass bottle, or glass in any form; razoi-s, scissors, needles, knives, 

forks, or other sharp instruments ; leeches, game, fish, meat, 

fruit, or vegetables ; bladders, or other vessels containing 

liquids ; gunpowder, lucifer matches, or anything which is 

explosive or liable to sudden combustion. 

MONEY OPvDERS. 

The Public are recommended, when applying for Money Orders, to 

use printed " Application Forms," which save time and afford greater 

security, than verbal messages, against mistakes. These Forms are 

supplied gratuitously at all Money Order Offices. 

The commission on Inland Money Orders is : 

For sums under 10s - - Id. For sums of 51 and under 6^ 7d. 

,, of 10s and under 11 2d. 

,, ,, 11 ,, ,, 21 3d, 

61 „ 71 M. 

11 „ 81 9d. 

SI „ 9^ lOd. 

91 „ 10^ lid. 

101 - Is. 

„ „ 3^ „ „ 4:1 M. 

„ 41 „ „ U M. 

No Order is allowed to contain the fractional part of a penny. 

Money Orders are issued in the United Kingdom on the following 

colonies, British agencies, and Foreign Countries ;—Alexandria, 

Bahia, Berbice (New Amsterdam), Belgium, British Columbia, Callao, 

Cape of Good Hope, Canada, Colombo (Ceylon), Coquimbo, Demerara 

(Georgetown), Denmark, Falkland Islands, France and Algeria, Germany, 

Gibraltar, Gold Coast, Holland, Honduras, Hong Kong, India, 

Italy, Malta, Mauritius, Natal, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, New 

South Wales, New Zealand, Nova Scotia, Pernambuco, Prince Edward 

Island, Queensland, Bio de Janeiro, St Helena, Shanghai, Smyrna, 

South Australia, Straits Settlements, Suez, Switzerland, Tasmania, 

United States, Valparaiso, Victoria, West Coast of Africa, West 

Indies, Western Aiistralia, Yokohama. 

The scale of Commission for Orders payable abroad is as follows : 

For sums not exceeding - - - £2. £5. £7. £10. 

s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. 

If payable in Belgium, Denmark, France, 

Germany, Holland, Italy, Switzerland, 

Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, or 

Constantinople, - - - 091623 3 

,, any other place abroad (including 

most of the Colonies) authorised to 

transact Money Order business 

with this country, - -- 10 20 3 40

APPENDIX. 

POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANKS. 

Every Post Office Savings Bank, whicli is also a Money Order Office, 

is open for bank business during the same hours as for Money Orders. 

Deposits of One Shilling, or of any number of shillings, or of pounds 

and shillings, may be made by any person at the Post Office Savings 

Bank, jjrovided that such depositor shall not make deposits amounting 

to more than £30 in any year ending the 31st December, or make any 

further deposit when the amount standing in his name exceeds £150, 

exclusive of interest. When any depositor's principal and interest 

amount together to £200 all interest vsîll cease so long as the balance 

of the account continues to amount to the said sum of £200. 

On making his first deposit, every person must give his Christian 

name and surname, and state his occu.pation and residence, and must 

sign a declaration, to be witnessed by the Postmaster or by some person 

known to the Postmaster or by the Minister or a Churchwarden of the 

parish in which the depositor dwells, or by a Justice of the Peace ; 

and if such declaration or any part thereof shall not be true, the 

Depositor making the same shall forfeit all right to his deposits. 

GOVEENMENT INSURANCES AND ANNUITIES. 

The Postmaster-General is empowered, imder the Act 27 and 28 

Victorife, cap. 43, to insure the lives of persons of either sex, between 

the ages of 16 and 60, for not less than £20 or more than £100. He 

is also empowei'ed under the same Act to grant Immediate or Deferred 

Annuities if not more than £50 on the lives of persons of either sex, 

and of the age of 10 years and upwards. The persons whose lives are 

insured, or to whom annuities are granted by the Postmaster-General, 

have direct Government seci;rity for the payment of the -money at 

the proper time. Full particulars as to rates, &c., may be had at any 

Post Office. 

CUSTOM-HOUSE—Steamboat Quay. 

Collector—Thomas Avery. 

Clerks—Chief Clerk— Thomas King. First class— Utrick "Walton, 

James Little. Second class— Henry Durkin. Writer—Samuel 

Cameron. 

Surveyor—First class—F. J. Cackett. 

Examining Officers—First class—John Ritchie, A. J. Kerr, John 

Ramsay. Second class— John Ford, George Kerr, James Scotland, 

Robert Smith. D. Tough. Third class—George Sinclair, Robert 

Chisholm, John Strickland. 

Out-Door Officers—First Class—AulayM'Aulay, James Lyon, AVm. 

M'Fie, William Comrie, P. M'Farlane, A. Arkiey, James Campbell, 

Robert Fyfe, Robert Smith, James Robertson, Hugh Hutton, E. Beith, 

David Poison, Hugh Ritchie. Second class—D. Houston, Robert Fry, 

J. D. Duncan, Thomas Griffiths, R. M'Arthur, Alexander White, E. 

B. M'Gowan, R. Joss, John M'Lellan, J. E. Haig, John Darroch. 

Boatmen—First class—S. Kemsley, J. M'Lean, G. Kirkpatrick, J. 

M'Intyre. Second class—J. W. Lovell, A. White, AVilliam M'Crindle, 

Thomas Brittlebank, D. Smith, D. Riordan, P. Hessian, E. Conway. 

Messenger—J. Johnston ; HousekeeiDer—Mrs Elizabeth Johnston.

\ APPENDIX. 9 

Principal Coast Officers:—Ardrishaig, John Lindsay; Islay, Duncan 

M'Phail; Oban, W. Poison; Tobermory, C. Campbell. 

Hours of attendance for tlie despatch of piiblic business --In-door 

Out-door Department, from 1st April 

Department, from ten till four ; 

to 30th Sei)tember, from six till 9 a.m , and from 10 a.m. till four 

p.m. ; during Feb., Mar., Oct., and Nov., from 9 a.m. till four p.m., 

and during Jan. and Dec, from nine a.m. till three p.m., and the Long 

Eoom till two o'clock p.m. on Saturdays. The following holidays are 

observed :—Christmas Day, Good Friday, and the anniversary of the 

Birth-Day of Her Majesty. 

MERCANTILE MARINE OFFICE. 

LOCAL MARINE BOARD. 

Provost of Greenock (ex officio), Chairman. 

NOMINEES OP THE BOARD OF TRADE. 

Thomas O. Hunter. I James Stewart. 

Peter Meldrum. C. S. Caird. 

A. O. Leitch. 

ELECTED BY THE SHIPOWNERS. 

James Hamilton. 

William Rankine. 

A. Ferguson. 

R. Shankland. 

William Neill. 

Thomas King, Watt Place, Secretary. 

James D. Macdonald, Superintendent of Mercantile Marine. 

Charles Lewis, Deputy do. do. 

, First Clerk. James Campbell, Second Clerk. 

AVilliam Cousar and Donald Campbell, Assistants and Runners. 

The examinations of Masters and Mates in Seamanship and Navigation 

are held every alternate Thursday and Friday ; and of Engineers, 

on Thursday, every four weeks. 

James Gilkison, Examiner in Seamanship and Navigation. 

Robert Murray, Examiner in Steam. 

Office hours—from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and from 7 to 8 p.m. 

FISHERY OFFICE- 3, Bank Street. 

George Reiach, Inspector of Fisheries. 

John Bain, Fishery Officer. 

John Murray, Fishery Officer for Lochfyne District, Ardrishaig. 

INLAND REVENUE OFFICE (STAMPS AND TAXES). 

Customhouse Buildings. 

David Murray, Distributor of Stamps and Collector of Property and 

Income Tax, Inhabited House Duties and Land Tax, for the 

Counties of Renfrew and Bute, and Argyll (North). 

Clerks—John Alexander, Thomas Macknight, Duncan Macnaughtan, 

and William M. Young. 

Office Hours -10 till 3. Saturdays, 10 till 12. 

INLAND REVENUE (LATE EXCISE). 

Customhouse Buildings. 

John Robertson, Collector. William T. Sinkins, First Clerk. 

David Roddick, Second Clerk.

10 APPENDIX. 

GREENOCK DISTRICT. 

Francis Moon, Supervisor. 

Surveying Officers—Jolm Gordon, Charles J. Bigg, John Venter, 

Frank Kelleway, "William Higgins, Thomas Johnson and James 

M 'Gannon. 

Housekeeper—Catherine Hunter. 

Oiên every Lawful Day from 9 morning till 3 afternoon. 

PARLIAMENTARY AND MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES. 

FIRST WARD. 

That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commencing 

at the point where Ladyburn joins the River Clyde, and running 

westward along the margin of the said river to a point at the northern 

extremity of the Pier or Quay which divides the Victoria Harbour 

from the East India Harbour ; thence along the said Pier or Quay to 

Rae-end Street, where it joins Dellingburn Street, to Dellingburn 

Square ; thence along said Square to the foot of Baker Street ; thence 

along the centre of Baker Street to Drumfrochar Road ; thence along 

the centre of Drumfrochar Road to the point where the boundaries 

of the Second, Third and Fourth Wards meet in that road ; thence 

southward in a straight line to the Parliamentary boundary at the 

Upper East Reservoir, and from thence eastward and northward along 

the Parliamentary boundary to the jDoint first described.—Number, 

of voters, 1513. 

SECOND WARD. 

That part of the Burgh comprehended within aline commencing at ai 

point at the northern extremity of the Pier or Quay which divides the 

Victoria Harbour from the East India Harbour, and running westward 

along the margin of the river to the opening of the West Harbour ; 

thence in a straight line to the northern extremity of the Mid Quay ; 

i 

thence along the centre of the IMid Quay to William Street ; thence 

along the centre of said Street to the centre of Cathcaii; 

Square ; thence along the said Square to the foot of Bank Street 

thence along the centre of Bank Street to its southern extremity; 

thence in a straight line to Drumfrochar Road, at the point where the i 

boundaries of the First, Third and Fourth Wards meet ; thence i 

eastward along the centre of Drumfrochar Road to Baker Street 

thence along the centre of Baker Street to Dellingburn Square ; 

thence along Dellingburn Square to Dellingburn Sti'eet, and the Pier'i 

or Quay dividing the Victoria Harbour from the East India Harbour, 

to the point first described.—Number of voters, 1295. 

THIRD WARD. 

That part of the Bui"gh comprehended within a Kne commencing at 

the northern extremity of the Mid QiTay, and running along the said 

Quay to the foot of William Street ; thence to the centre of said 

Street to the centre of Cathcai't Square ; thence to the foot of Bank 

Street ; thence along the centre of said Street to southern extremity ; 

thence in a straight line to the point in Drumfrochar Road where the 

First, Second, and Fourth AVards meet ; 

thence westward along the 

centre of Drumfrochar Road to the point where it joins Ann Street 

thence northward along the centre of Ann Street to Buccleuch Street; j

I thence 

APPENDIX. 11 

along the centre of Buccleuch Street to Vennel ; thence along 

the centre of the Vennel to Charles Street ; thence along the centre of 

Charles Street to Dalrymple Street to West Quay Lane ; thence along 

the centre of AVest Quay Lane to the West Quay ; and thence along 

the centre of West Quay Lane to the margin of river to the opening 

of the West Harbour, and thence in a straight line to the point first 

described. Number of voters, 1293. 

FOURTH WAKD. 

That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commencing at 

the point vs^here the West Burn joins the River Clyde, and running up 

the said burn to the point where it is crossed by Crawford Street 

thence along the centre of Sugarhouse Lane to Vennel ; thence along 

the centre of the Vennel to the point where it meets Inverkip Street 

thence 

thence along the centre of Inverkip Street to the West Burn ; 

up the West Burn to the Parliamentary Boundary ; thence along the 

said boundary to the upper East Reservoir ; thence northward in a 

straight line to the point in Drumfrochar Road where the First, Second, 

and Third Wards meet ; thence westward along the centre of Drumfrochar 

Road to Ann Street ; thence along the centre of Buccleuch 

Street to Vennel ; thence northward along the centre of Ann Street 

to Buccleuch Street ; thence along the centre of the 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 the West Quay Lane to the West Quay ; 

thence along the West Quay to the margin of the river ; and thence 

westward along the margin of the river to the point first described. 

Number of voters, 1471. 

FIFTH WARD. 

All the remaining parts of the Burgh.—Number of voters, 1557. 

Total number of voters within the Parliamentary and Municipal 

boundaries, 7129. 

JAMES JOPINSTON GRIEVE, 

Member of Parliament for the Town of Greenock. 

Address— Levan, by Gourock. 

75, Queen's Gate Terrace, London, S.W. 

COLONEL MURE of Caldwell, 

Member of Parliament for the County of Renfrew. 

Address—Guards' Club, London. 

CONSULS AT GREENOCK. 

Swedish and Norwegian—T. O. Hunter. 

Germany and the Netherlands—J. O. Leitke. 

Paraguayan —James Auld. 

Danish— Graham Brymner. 

Belgium Vice-Consul—John Brymner, 

United States—E. Nuel.

12 APPENDIX. 

LLOYDS' AGENTS FOR GREENOCK AND PORT-GLASGOW, 

T. O. HUNTER & CO. 

AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL UNDERWRITERS, 

T. O. HUNTER & CO. 

GREENOCK CENSUS FOR 1871. 

PARLIAMENTARY BOUNDARY. 

East Parish ... - 

Males. 

,3,467 

Females. 

3,203 

Total. 

6,670 

Cartsburn Parish 

Mid Parish . 

West Parish - 

- 

. 

- 

- 

. 

- 

- 

. 

- 

4,673 

4,800 

15,624 

3,984 

4,735 

16,911 

8,657 

9,210 

.32,635 

Gourock (quoad sacra) - - 28 38 66 

Total—Parliamentary Boundary - - -57,138 

Police Boundary (Additional) — 

East Parish .... 278 276 554 

West Parish .... • 138 134 272 

Total —Police Boundary 

.... 57,964 

Parish Boundary—(Additional) 

East Parish— Landward - - 76 58 134 

" " ^'GlSgow"'-^''''^-f 4^4 4^1 955 

West Parish .... 33 25 58 

Total—Parish Boundary .... 59,111 

Total, 1861 43,894 

Increase, 1871 15,217 

Greenock was erected into a Burgh of Barony in the year 1645. 

First Magistrates and Council elected in the year 1751. 

Greenock Library began in 1703. 

Greenock Chamber of Commerce incorporated 1813. 

Greenock Ragged School, Captain Street, opened 1858. 

Shaws Water introduced in the year 1827. 

Greenock Gas Works erected in 1828. 

Railway to Paisley and Glasgow opened in the year 1841. 

Railway to Wemyss Bay opened May, 1865. 

Greenock and Ayrshire Railway opened 1869. 

Theatre Royal opened December, 1858. 

Victoria Harbour opened on 18th October, 1850. 

Foundation Stone of Sir Gabriel Wood's Mariners' Asylum laid on the 

17th October, 1850. 

Flood at Cartsdyke, 21st November, 1835. 

Foundation Stone of Albert Harbour laid on 7th August, 1862. 

James Watt born 19th January, 1736. Died 25th August, 1819. 

Sacramental Fast Days—Thui-sday before first Sunday of M^rch, and 

Thursday before first Sunday of October. 

Fairs—First Thursday in July, and Fourth Tuesday in November.

Alexander Scott. 

Edward Wilson. 

First Ward. 

James F. Marshall. 

Donald Anderson. 

William B. Paul. 

Second Ward. 

G-raham Brymner. 

Duncan Hendry. 

APPENDIX. 13 

MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL. 

Provost—Robert Neill. 

Bailies. 

Duncan Hendry, 

Archibald Paton. 

Treasurer— Dugald Shankland. 

Councillors. 

John Duff. 

Third Ward. 

Robert Neill. 

C. P. Hunter. 

Dugald Shankland 

Fovirth A^''ard. 

John Erskine. 

Alexander Scott. 

Edward Wilson. 

Fifth Ward. 

Hugh Walker. 

George Arbuckle. 

William Turner. 

Archibald Paton. 

Ordinary Meetings—First Tuesday of every month. 

Officials. 

Town Clerk—John Kerr Gray 

Chamberlain—John Adam. 

Auditor—John Gillespie. 

Procurators-Fiscal—Archibald M'Callum and James Auld. 

Assessors—Police Court—John Kerr Gray and Colin M'CuUoch, and 

in absence, Thomas Wilson. 

Assessor and Clerk of Dean of Guild Court—Hew M'llwraith. 

Master of Works - Alex. J. Turnbull. 

Collector of Town Assessments and Billet Master— A. Chalmers. 

Assessor under Valuation and Lands Act—Robert Hamilton, 

Superintendent of Town and Quay Police—David Dewar. 

Organist—George Thomas Poulter. 

Curator of Cemetery and Burying Grounds—Robert Sheridan. 

Inspector of Markets and Collector of Market Dues—George Moffat. 

Cou.ncil Officer—Charles Murray. 

DEAN OF GUILD COURT. 

Dean of Guild—Councillor Anderson. 

Councillors of Dean of Guild— Treastirer Shankland, Councillors 

Erskine and AValker, Commissioners Shaw, Brown and Simpson. 

Procurator-Fiscal of Court—James Auld. 

Assessor and Clerk of Court—Hew M'llwraith. 

]\[aster of Works —Alex. J. Turnbull. Bar Officer— Ewan M'lntyre, 

Court Hall—Police Buildings. 

Court Days—Thursday of each alternate week, at two p.m. 

TRUSTEES FOR THE HARBOURS. 

By Act of Parliament, the Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council, 

with the following gentlemen, elected by the Shipowners and 

Harbour Ratepayers : 

AVilliam Lindsay. 

James Hamilton. 

Archibald Adam, 

Walter Grieve. 

Robert Davie. 

John Scott, yst. 

AYilliam Neill. 

Thomas Prentice, 

Ebenezer Stewart Wallace,

14 APPENDIX. 

Officials. 

Clerk— John Kerr Gray. Assistant Clerk— Thomas Wilson. 

Treasurer—John Adam. 

Auditor—John Gillesiîe. Collector of Harbour and Police Dues 

Andrew Nimmo. 

Harbour Masters—John Millar, Archibald Brown, and James Baillie. 

Dock Master—John Millar. 

Chief and Consulting Engineer W. R. Kinijiple. Assistant Harbour 

Engineer 

Superintendent of Harbour Police—David Dewar. Superintendent of 

Transit Sheds and "Warehouses —William Lamont. 

BOARD OF POLICE. 

The Trustees for paving, lighting, cleansing, and watching the 

Town, in terms of the Act of Parliament, are the Provost, Magistrates, 

and Town Council, along with nine persons elected by the 

Feuars, Householders and Eateiâyers, three of them in November 

annually, viz. : 

James Aitken. 

Neil Brown. 

James Black. 

David Melville Simpson. 

Arthur Skivington. 

John Lang. 

Neil Shaw. 

John M'Glashan. 

Robert Watson Chalmers. 

Clerk—John Kerr Gray. 

Depute Clerk—William Blair. Treasurer— John Adam. 

Collector of Assessment—A. Chalmers. Auditor—John Gillespie. 

Ins]Dectors under Public Health Act— David Dewar and James 

Donnelly 

- Master of Works A. J. TurnbuU. Superintendent of Police- - 

D. Dewar. Police Surgeon— Charles Auld, M.D. 

Manager of Gas Works—Samuel Stewart. Secretary and Collector of 

Gas Works—Alexander MacKellar. Superintendent of Parks 

Robert Sheridan. Inspector of Weights and Measures—David 

Young. Superintendent of Eire Brigade—George M'Cartney. 

Inspector of Gas Meters—William Tweedlie. Inspectors of 

Lodging Houses—David Dewar, James Donnelly, Alexander 

M'Kenzie, Hugh Armour and Angus M'Donald. Ticketer of 

Small Houses— William Thomson. Inspector under the Adulteration 

of Food Act-- David Young. Public Analysts —William 

M'Cowan, F.C.S., and John William Biggart, F.C.S. Inspector 

of Cleansing—Roderick M'Leod. 

WATER TRUSTEES. 

Provost Neill ; Bailies Wilson, Hendry, and Paton ; Treasurer 

Sliankland ; Councillors Erskine, Walker and Arbuckle ; Messrs 

Aitken, Black, Shaw, Brown and Lang. 

Clerk—Colin M'Culloch. Collector —James Brown, junr. 

Treasurer—John Adam. Superintendent—James Wilson, C.E. 

Auditor—John Gillespie.

APPENDIX. 15 

DESCRIPTION OF FALLS LET AND UNLET ALONG LINE OP AQUEDUCTS 

BETWEEN OVERTON AND THE SEA. 

No. 

1. 

2. 

3. 

Sugar Kefinery, 

Grain Mills, 

Sugar Kefinery, 

Sugar Refinery, 

Foundry, 

Chemical Work, 

Chemical Work, 

OLD LINE. 

Crawhall, Allison & Co., 

Mackenzie & Walker 

A. Scott & Sons, 

Do. 

Rankin & Blackmore, 

John Poynter & Son, 

Do. 

Seed Crushing Oil Company (Limited), 

Clyde Sugar Refining 

8. ( Sugar Refinery, 

' &

16 APPENDIX. 

J. C. Bolton, Esq., Glasgow, and Carbrook, Stirling 

Hugh Brown, Esq., Glasgow 

Andrew Buchanan, Esq. , Auchentorlie, Dumbartonshire 

James Taylor, Esq. , Stanley Hall, Burntisland 

Robert Ferguson, Esq., Du.ndee 

John Cowan, Esq., Glasgow 

Sir Thomas Gladstone, Bart, Fasque, Laurencekirk 

Alexander Crum, Esq. , Thornliebank 

Andrew Green Thompson, Esq., Bridekirk, Cumberland 

William W. Hozier, Esq. , of Tannochside, Bellshill 

James Badenoch Nicholson, Esq., Glenbervie House, Kincardineshire 

Archd. Gibson, Secretary 

Kailway Station, 25 Cathcart Street—Jas. Gilchrist, Superintendent 

Railway Station, Cartsdyke 

Goods Station, 4 Regent Street—John Montgomerie, Superintendent 

GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILAYAY COMPANY. 

Directors. 

Sir James Lumsden, of Arden, Glasgow— Chairman 

Alexander Ronaldson, Esq., 7 Park Terrace, Glasgow —Deputy- 

Chairman 

Andrew Galbraith, Esq., 123 Hope Street, Glasgow 

Robert Barclay, Esq., 21 Park Terrace, Glasgow 

David Johnstone, Bellaire, Greenock 

Matthew William Thomson, Esq., Park Gate, Guisley, near Leeds 

Peter Clouston, Esq., 1 Park Terrace, Glasgow 

James Rodger, Esq., 1 Claremont Gardens, Glasgow 

Patrick Piayfair, Esq. , 79 St Vincent Street, Glasgow 

Benjamin Nicholson, Esq., merchant, Annan 

W. J. Wainwright, General Manager 

John Morton, Secretary 

Head OfiSce— 14 Bridge Street, Glasgow 

STATIONS IN GREENOCK. 

Prince's Pier (Passenger)— Agent, James Rennie 

Albert Harbour (Goods) —Agent, Hugh M'Kean 

Lynedoch Street (Passenger)—Agent, John Barclay 

Lynedoch Street (Goods)—Thomas Dunlop 

GREENOCK RAILWAY GUARANTEED COMPANY. 

John Rodger, jun. | 

Directo7's. 

Andrew Tasker George Adam 

i 

John Duncan, Secretary, 24 West Burn Street 

TOAYN AND HARBOUR POLICE- Office, Taylor's Close. 

David Dewar, Superintendent, residing at 34 Brisbane Street ; Five 

Lieutenants (one being in Detective Department and another in 

Sanitary Department, as Inspector) ; Three Inspectors ; Nine 

Sergeants ; Two Detective Officers ; and Ninety-two Constables ; 

One Female Searcher. Charles Auld, M.D., Police Surgeon 

House, 5 Houston Street —Consulting Rooms, 27 Hamilton Street. 

11

APPENDIX, 

LOWER WARD COMMITTEE OF RENFREWSHIRE 

PRISON BOARD. 

Provost Neill, Convener 

Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart. 

Sheriff Smith 

. _. 

Provost Birkmyre, Port-Glasgow 

The Four Bailies of Greenock 

ENGINES FOR EXTINGUISHING FIRES. 

The Water Engines and other apparatus are deisosited at the Engine 

House, Taylor's Close. Keys for them to be found at the Police Office. 

Geoi'ge M'Cartney, Superintendent of Engines. 

MARKETS. 

Fish Market, 1 West Breast. 

Flesh Market, Market Street—George Moffat, Inspector and Su^jerintendent 

at the Market. Cattle bought and sold daily. No Weekly 

Markets held since the cattle plague. Fairs are held annually, 

beginning on the first Thursday of July, and fourth Tuesday of 

November ; and a Horse and Cattle Market, which is held on the 

Friday before Glasgow AYhitsun -Monday Fair, and on the Friday 

immediately preceding Kilbai'chan Fair. 

GREENOCK HOSPITAL AND INFIRMARY, 

Duncan Street. Established 1819. 

Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Bart., President. 

The Provost of Greenock, Adam Fairrie, and Robert Macfie, 

Vice-Presidents. 

James Kelso, Ti'easurer. 

Geoi'ge ^\'îlliamson. Secretary. 

Alex. Ferguson, Chairman. 

Provost of Port- Glasgow 

Messrs Hugh W. Walker 

John Clapperton 

T. M. Macfarlane 

Alex. Robertson (Gourock) 

P. M. Black 

Abram Lyle 

William Turner 

Directors. 

William Crawford, Deputy-Chairman. 

Messrs Alexander Mackenzie 

Alexander C. Smith 

Patrick T. Caird 

Robert Shankland 

John Douglas 

Alex. Scott, jun. 

John Duff 

John S. Nicol 

The Chairman of the Parochial Board of Greenock. 

The Chairman of the Parochial Board of Port-Glasgow. 

The Convener of the House Committee of the Parochial Board of 

Greenock. 

The Convener of the Relief Committee of the Parochial Board of 

Greenock.

18 APPENDIX. 

Medical Department. 

Drs Shortridge, Robertson, Black, and "Wallace. 

John Carlyle, House Surgeon. 

Miss Johnstone, Lady Superintendent. 

John M. Lyon, Dispenser. 

Friends of patients are allowed to visit them every lawful day from 

2.30 till 3.30 p.m. The Dispensary for out-door patients is open from 

12 till 1 p. m. , and is closed on Fast Days, New Year's Day, and Friday 

of Summer Fair. Apj^licants 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 noon for examination by the medical attendant. 

They must be provided with Subscribers' tickets. Admission will be 

given only if the applicants be found pro^ser subjects and there be 

room in the house. Tickets are available only in the place where 

siibscriber and patient reside. 

GREENOCK PAROCHIAL BOARD. 

Rooms, Captain Street. 

Robert Neill, Esq., Balgray, Chairman of the Board. 

AVilliam M'Clure, Esq., Chairman of the Committee of Management. 

The management is vested in a General Committee, subdivided 

into small Committees for the despatch of business. 

John S. Deas, Inspector. 

Robert P. Fairlie and T. O. Waun, Assistants. 

Dugald M'Lean, Andrew Maclachlan, Thomas Shearer, and "William 

Hill, Clerks. 

Thomas Burton, Collector and Cashier. 

William Ramage, Out Door Collector. 

James AVallace, M.D., House Surgeon. Samuel Shorti'idge, John 

M'Culloch, and John Macdougall, District Surgeons. 

Archibald Blair, Governor, and Mrs Buchan, Matron of Poorhouse. 

John Hunter, Chaplain. John Gillespie, Auditor. 

GREENOCK LIBRARY—Watt Monument, Union Street. 

Instituted 1783. 

Hours from half-past 9 till 11, 1 till 5, and 7 till 9 daily— on 

Satxirdays from half-past 7 till 9 evening. 

Managed by a Committee selected (from the Shareholders) 

annually in January. 

Allan Swan, Chairman. Louson AValker, Treasiirer. Allan Park 

Paton, Secretary and Librarian. 

The Library (including Foreign, Theological, Scientific, Mathematical 

and Botanical Departments), contains about 18,000 vols., and 

has between 300 and 400 subscribers. There is a large supply of the 

most recently published works of importance and interest.

APPENDIX, 19 

The first-class subscription, entitling to a new work of one or more 

volumes, an old work of similar size, and a review or magazine, is 21s. 

The second-class subscription, entitling to one volume at a time from 

the General Library, such having been one year there, is 6s 6d. The 

Monument is open to visitors. 

G-REENOCK MECHANICS' INSTITUTE, 

Sir Michael Street and Tobago Street. 


Robert Hendry, President. James M'Cunn, Treasurer. 

The Institution consists of a large Hall, and a number of Committee 

Rooms, used for lectures, concerts, soirees, public and trades' 

meetings. A Librarj^ of upwards of 5000 volumes of scientific and 

miscellaneous literature—fee, one shilling per half year. An Institution 

Club, consisting of Reading Room, with an excellent and varied 

supply of newspapers, popular periodicals, magazines, reviews, &c. ; 

and a large and comfortable Club Room, furnished with billiard and 

bagatelle tables, chess, draughts, dominoes, &c., for the u.se of the 

members—fee, one shilling and sixpence per quarter. 

Public Baths, where hot, cold, and shower baths can be had at 

a minute's notice, from 2d to 8d each. 

GREENOCK COFFEE ROOM—2 Cathcart Square. 

i 

Opened in 1820. Terms, £1 5s per annum, paid in advance. 

Strangers residing in the town for not more than six weeks admitted 

gratis. 

committee. 

D. D. Adamson Alexander Mackellar 

J. M. M'Gill 

William Philp 

Robert R. Paterson 

John C. Macgregor 

Robert Wood 

I 

I 

I 

' 

William Rankine 

Duncan M 'Galium 

John M'Gill, Secretary and Treasurer. James Eraser, Curator. 

GREENOCK CEMETERY. 

Committee of Manayement for 1874-5. 

The Provost, Bailies Scott, Hendry and Paton, Treasurer Shankland, 

Dean Anderson, Councillors Duff, Hunter and Arbuckle -Bailie 

Paton, convener.

Common Ground. 

m 3 

to f3 

CD o 

Ret 

addition 

Fees extra 

in 

Pees 

Extra 

usual 

the annexed depth 

to 

S 

% 

ft 

u 

o 

for 

Grave. 

of 

and 

the order 

Dressing keeping 

in 

annum. 

Lair ]iev 

uosjed B ao^j 

•s.TGex 7.1 SAoq'B' 

uo9.rad V, .10^ 

=0 

=0 

• 1-1 rH (M C

During 

January, . 

February, 

March, 

April, 

May, 

June, 

July, 

August, . 

September, 

October, . 

November, 

December, 

APPENDIX, 21 

THE GATES. 

Oijen at Shut at 

A.M. P.M. 

8 4 

7 5 

6 6 

6 7 

6 8 

6 9 

6 9 

6 8.30 

6 7.30 

7 6 

8 4 

8 4 

INVEKKIP STFvEET AND DUNCAN STREET BURYING 

GROUNDS. 

TABLE OF RATES OF INTERMENT. 

I. 

Rates of Interment in the Inverkip Street and Duncan Street 

Burying Grounds, appointed by the Town Council of Greenock to 

be exacted from and after the 2d day of A^jril, 1850. 

AYhen the body is conveyed in a hearse drawn by four horses, 

or carried shoulder high 

For digging and filling in the grave, - - - - 

If a tombstone is removed—for taking it otf and putting it on 

If assistance be given in putting in the mortsafe, and afterwards 

8s 

3s 

Od 

Od 

taking it out and re-dressing the ground, - - - .11. Where the body is conveyed in a hearse, 

horses 

drawn by two 

2s Od 

For digging and filling in the grave, - 

- - - 

If a tombstone is removed— for taking it off and iûtting it on, 

If assistance be given in putting in the mortsafe and afterwards 

6s Od 

2s Od 

taking it out and re-dressing the ground, - 

III. Where the body is carried on spokes, or 

hearse drawn by one horse. 

• - 

conveyed in a 

Is (id 

- For digging and filling in the grave - - - 

No charge to be made for taking off or putting on tombstone. 

IV. Where a body belonging to the working classes is conveyed 

in a hearse, without regard to the number of horses, 

or cariied shoulder high or on spokes 

4s Od 

- For digging and filling in the grave - - - 4s 

No charge to be made for taking off and putting on tombstones. 

Od 

CHILDREN.* 

I. Where the body is conveyed in a chaise 

For digging and filling in the grave, - - - 4s Od 

For taking otf and putting on tombstone, - - - 2s Od 

If assistance be given in imtting in a mortsafe and afterwards 

taking it out, and re-dressing the ground, - Is 6d 

* To include in this term those under twelve years of age.

22 APPENDIX. 

II, "Where the body is cat'ried on hand-spokes or brought in a 

chaise 

For digging and filling in grave, - - - - 2s Od 

If a tombstone, no charge is made for removing or putting 

on the stone. 

Although more than one body be interred at the same time in one 

and in the same grave, no additional charge to be made, unless it be 

necessary to have the grave deeper than six feet, being the usual depth 

of a grave, in which case the cost of such extra depth must be paid by 

the undertaker. 

The charges to be paid by the undertaker, or person giving intimation 

to the Chamberlain, at the time of giving such information 

to inter, and obtaining permission to open the grave. 

John Kerr Gray, Town Clerk. 

GEEENOCK EXCHANGE BUILDINGS-27 Cathcart St. 

George Craig, Proprietor, Finnart Street. 

CHAMBEPv OF COMMERCE AND MANUFACTURES 

OF GREENOCK. 

Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1813. 

OFFICE-BEARERS, 1875. 

President—Graham Brymner, Esq. 

Vice-President—James Morton, Esq. 

Secretary—Thomas King 

Treasurer— George R. M'Dougall 

Directors. 

Hugh Walker 

William Neill 

John C. Hunter 

Abram Lylfe 

Arthur O. Leitch 

Robert R. Paterson 

Colin S. Caird 

Walter Grieve 

John Macgregor 

William Turner 

WELLINGTON PARK AND WELL PARK. 

Committee of Management for 1874-75. 

The Provost, Bailie Paton, Treasurer Shankland, Dean Anderson, 

Councillors Paul, Duff, Hunter, and Arbuckle ; Messrs Lang, Aitken, 

and Black—Bailie Paton, convener. 

Superintendent— Robert Sheridan. 

Entrance to Wellington Park— Top of Baker Street. 

Entrance to AVell Park—Regent Street, Bank Street, and Sir 

John's Brae. 

COURTS 

SHERIFF COURT. 

Held in the County Buildings, Nelson Street, every AVednesday at 

11 A.M., and every Friday at 11 o'clock forenoon during Session. 

Sheriff—Patrick Eraser. 

Sheriff- Substitute—Harry Smith. 

Sheriff-Substitutes—Robert Neill, Thomas O. Hunter, Andrew 

Tasker, and Thomas King, in absence of Hai-ry Smith.

APPENDIX. 23 

Clerk— William Hector. Deptite-Clerk—James Adam, jun. 

Depute-Clerks Archibald M 'Galium and John Paton Fyfe, in the 

absence of Jaines Adam, jun. 

Procurator-Fiscal— Robei't Blair ; in absence of llobert Blair, 

Colin M'Culloch. Auditor — James Adam, jun. 

SHEEIFF SMALL DEBT COURT. 

Held in the Covmty Buildings, Nelson Street, every Wednesday, 

11 o'clock. Continued cases are disposed of before new cases. 

Sheiitf—Patrick Fraser. 

Sheriff-Substitute —Harry Smith. 

Clerk— William Hector. Depute-Clerk—James Adam, jun. 

BURGH AND POLICE COUPvT. 

Held in the Police Court Hall, Taylor's Close, every lawful day at 10 

o'clock. 

Judges—The Provost and Bailies. 

xVssessor—Town Clerk. Depute Assessor -Colin M'Callum. 

Prosecutors—Joint Procurators-Fiscal—Archibald M'Callum and 

James Auld. Procurator-Fiscal in absence of the Joint Procurators-Fiscal—David 

Dewar. 

JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT. 

Held in the County Buildings, Bank Street, every Thursday, at 11 

o'clock. 

Justices of the Peace— Greenock and Vicinity. 

Little, Robert 

Grieve, James J. 

Adam, Archibald 

I 

Grieve, Walter 

Ballantine, James Hunter, Charles P. 

Binnie, Robert i 

Robertson, Robert William | 

Turner, George 

Grey, Charles 

Morton, James 

Hunter, John C. , 

Erskine, John 

Duff, James 

Fleming, John 

Kincaid, Thomas 

Hmiter, Thomas O. 

Johnstone, David 

Blair, Robert 

Neill, 

Tasker, 

John 

Andrew 

Steele, Robert 

Murray, David 

Latham, D. M. 

Stewart, James 

Steele, Robert, jun. 

Sheriff Substitute 

Provost and Bailies 

Campbell, Dugald 

Wilson, Edward 

ex-ojficiis. 

Procurator-Fiscal—Alexander Blair. 

Clerk—John Bartlemore. Depute-Clerk—John Innes Macdougall. 

Small Debt Courts held every Thursday at 11 forenoon. 

Licensing Courts, third Tuesday of April and last of October.

24 APPENDIX. 

QUARTER SESSIONS. 

Held in Renfrew on tlie Second and Third Tuesdays in April, and 

Third and last Tuesdays in October. 

Meetings for licensing publicans for the Burghs of Greenock and 

Port-Glasgow are held in the second Tuesday in April and the third 

Tuesday in October, and for the remainder of the Lower Ward on the 

third Tuesday in April and last Tuesda,y in October. Applications 

for licences (printed forms of which can be ha

APPENDIX. 25 

LIEUTENANCY OF RENFREWSHIRE. 

Lord-Lieutenant— Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart. 

Vice-Lieutenant -Arcliibald C*. Campbell of Blythswood. 

Convener—Sir Robert John Milliken Napier of Milliken, Bart. 

Alexander, Lieutenant-Colonel, 

of Ballochmyle 

Alexander, Captain J. H. I. of 

Southbar, R.N. 

Blantyre, Lord 

Buchanan, Colonel C. D. R. C. 

of Drumpellier and Finlaystone 

Crum, Alexander, Thoi-nliebank 

Cunninghame, John Charles, of 

Craigends 

Darrooh, Duncan, of Gourock 

Glasgow, Earl of 

Graham, John, of Fereneze 

Gordon, John, of Aikenhead 

Gilmour, Allan, of Eaglesham 

Harvey, Henry Lee 

Houston, George Ludovic, of 

Johnstone 

Macdowall, Henry, of Garthland 

Maxwell, WilliamHall,ofDargavel 

Maxwell, Sir Wni. Stirling- 

Mure, Lieut. -Colonel William, of 

Caldwell 

Napier, Sir J. M., of Milliken and 

Napier, Bart. 

Napier, John Stirling, of Merchiston 

House 

Pollok, Allan, of Faside and Broom 

Siêir, Robert Thomas Napier 

Speir, Thomas, of Blackstone 

Stewart, John A. Shaw, London 

Scott, James, Glasgow 

Clerk of Lieutenancy—John Macdougall, Greenock. 

FACULTY OF PROCURATORS. 

Dean of Faculty Robert Neill, 6, West Blackball Street. 

Treasurer and Fiscal -Robert Blair, County Buildings, Nelson Street 

(West). 

Secretary—Andrew Boag, 14, Hamilton Street. 

Auditor—John P. Fyfe, 2, Bank Street. 

Council—Thomas King, William M'Clure, Hew M'llwraith, John 

Black, William Auld, and James Glen. 

KESIDENT MEMBERS OF FACULTY. 

Anderson, John, Port-Glasgow 

*Auld, James, 14, Hamilton Street . . . . 

*Auld, William, 46, Cathcart Street . . - . 

*Black, John, 5, West Blackball Street - - - - 

*Blair, Alexander, 4, Hamilton Street . - - - 

Blair, Robert, Sheriff Court Buildings - - - - 

Boag, Andrew, 14, Hamilton Street - - - 

Buchan, Peter, Town-Clerk, Port-Glasgow - 

Chalmers, Robert Watson, Waverley Buildings - 

*Duncan, R. B. 

Dunlop, Malcolm Eraser, 2, Church Place 

Dunlop, John, 2, Church Place 

*Fyfe, John Paton, 1, Bank Street .... 

Glen, James, 2, Church Place 

Grier, Thomas 

Gray, John Kerr, Town Clerk - - - - . - 

Gunion, W. G. H. 

*King, Thomas, 2, Watt Place . . . . . 

*Lade, 7^1exander, Port-Glasgow 

*Langwill, Archibald, 8, Hamilton Street 

I860 

1867 

1870 

1849 

18(55 

1858 

1857 

1865 

1868 

1871 

1865 

1871 

1865 

1868 

1873 

1838 

1873 

1838 

1859 

1845

26 APPENDIX. 

M'Callum, Archibald, li, Hamilton Street - - - - 1849 

MacLelland, Daniel Ritchie, Port-Glasgow 1859 

*M'Clure, William, 40, Cathcart Street 1837 

*M'Culloch, CoUn, Town Chambers 1868 

*jMacdougall, John, Mansionhonse 

- - - - - - 1848 

Macdougall, John Innes, Mansionhonse .... 1873 

Macdonald, George, 40, Cathcart Street .... 1868 

Macdonald, Francis, William Street 1872 

Macdonald, James, 1873 

*M'Ilwraith, Hew, Park Buildings, Nicholson Street - - 1835 

*Morison, Finlay Daniel, 32, Cathcart Street - - - 1864 

*Neill, Robert, 6, AYest Blackball Street - . . . 1846 

.... 1856 

*NeiU, Stewart, 6, West Blackball Street 

*Patten, John, jnn., 18, Kilblain Street .... 1873 

Scobie, David, Port-Glasgow ...... 1865 

Shearer, R. B., 14, Hamilton Street 1874 

*Sniith, James Campbell, 46 Cathcart Street - - - 1863 

Swan, Allan, Park Buildings, Nicholson Street - - - 1849 

*Turner, James, junr., 27, West Burn Street - - - 1822 

*Turner, James W., 27, West Burn Street .... 1871 

Weir, Allan, Hamilton Street 1854 

^"Williamson, George, 2, Bank Street 1844 

Wilson, Thomas, 6, Hamilton Street ----- 1873 

Wright, Robert, 32, Cathcart Street ..... 1874 

Yuill, Archibald, Nicholson Street 1821 

Those marked (*) are Notaries Public. The years are those in which 

they were admitted Procurators. 

BANKING HOUSES. 

Bank Holidays in Scotland— New Year's Daj'^, Christmas Daj , Good 

Friday, the First IMonday of May, and the First Monday of August ; 

Bills due on these days are payable on the day following. On Fast 

Days or local holidays they are open from 9 to 11 a.m. ; Bills due must 

be paid on these days. 

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, Lothbiuy, London ; Smith, 

Payne & Smiths, and Coutts & Co. , London ; Bank of England and 

Branches ; Bank of Ireland and Branches ; Manchester and Liveriôol 

District Bank ; National Provincial Bank of England ; London and 

County Bank ; Wood & Co. ; Burton, Uttoxeter, and Ashbourn 

Union Bank ; Sheffield LTnion Bank ; Old Bank, Jersey ; Wolverhampton 

and Staffordshire Banking Co. ; Provincial Bank of Ireland, and 

on the Bi'anches of the Commercial Bank and British Linen Co. , and 

Union Bank of Scotland in towns where the Bank of Scotland has no 

agencies. The Bank of Scotland also issues drafts and letters of credit 

on Bank of North America, Canada, and New York ; on Canadian 

Bank of Commerce, Toronto, and Branches ; on Bank of Australasia,

I of 

APPENDIX. 2T 

Australia, and New Zealand ; on National Bank of New Zealand ; 

Bank of New Zealand ; and on branches of Chartered Mercantile Bank 

' on 

India, London, and China. Bank of Scotland also grants Foreign 

Credits and Marginal Bills, furnishes Circular Notes, free of charge, 

for the use of travellers and others payable in all the i^rincipal towns 

the Continent of Europe, and elsewhere throughout the world ; and 

negotiates Bills on all the principal towns in British and Foreign 

pai'ts. 

Agent—Thomas Stark. 

Accountant—Peter Ballingall. 

Teller —David KeiT. Clerks— J. B. Cunningham, Eobert Ford, and 

Thomas Carmichael. 

! South 

BRITISH LINEN COMPANY- 15 William Street. 

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till .3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on 

Saturdays. Draws on Smith, Payne & Smiths, London ; Bank of 

England and Branches ; London and County Banking Co. and 

Branches; Bank of Ireland and Branches; Samuel Smith & Co., 

Carlisle and Cumberland Bank, Carlisle, and 

Derby and Nottingham ; 

Branches ; J. Blackhouse & Co., Darlington, and Branches; Halifax 

Joint-Stock Bank, Halifax ; Sheffield and Rotherham Bank, Sheffield 

and Rotherham ; Branches of the National Provincial Bank of 

England ; Bradford Banking t'o. ; Huddersfield Banking Co. and 

Branches ; Yorkshire Banking Co. and Branches ; and on all the 

principal towns in Britain ; also on New York, Bank of Montreal and 

Branches ; Bank of British Columbia and Branches, New Westminster, 

B.C., Victoria, Vancouver, and San Francisco; South America, 

Mercantile Bank of the River Plate, Buenos Ayres, Monte Video ; 

English, Scotch, and Australian Chartered Banks, Adelaide, Sydney, 

and Melbourne ; Banks of Australasia and Branches in New South 

Wales, South Australia, Victoria, Queensland, and Tasmania ; Bank 

of New Zealand, Auckland, aad Branches ; National Bank of New 

Zealand and Branches ; India Oriental Bank Corporation ; London and 

African Bank and Branches at Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and 

British Caffraria. Issues Circular Notes for travelling on the Continent. 

Agent— Thomas Oliphant Hunter. 

Teller—William Philp. Clerks—James Neilson, John Macneilage, 

Malcolm M'Call, and R. Tweddel. 

CITY OF GLASGOW BANK— 32 Cathcart Street. 

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on 

Saturdays. Draws on the London Joint-Stock Bank, London ; 

Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, Liverpool ; National Provincial 

Bank of England and Branches ; Bank of Ireland and Branches ; 

Ulster Banking Company and Branches ; and on all the jirincipal 

towns in Britain ; also, on the Bank of Montreal and Branches, the 

Union Bank of Australia, and the Bank of New Zealand. 

Agent—Colin S. Caird. 

Accountant— David Aitken. Teller—J. Tannahill. 

Clerks—Edwin H. Scott, W. C. Elgin, and William Barclay. 

James Kerr, Porter.

28 APPENDIX. 

CLYDESDALE BANK—7 Hamilton Street. 

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shiits at 12 on 

Saturdays. Draws on Barnetts, Hoares & Co., London; North oft 

Scotland Bank and Branches ; Caledonian Bank and Branches; Na-il 

tional Provincial Bank of England and Branches ; Manchester and 

Liverpool District Bank and Branches ; Union Bank of Manchester ; 

Union Bank of Liverpool ; Hull Banking Company ; Birmingham and 

Midland Bank ; Hnddersfield Banking Company ; Lambton & Co., 

Newcastle, and Branches ; Carlisle City and District Bank ; Lancashire 

Bank and Branches ; Yorkshire Bank and Branches ; West of England 

Bank and Branches ; Gurneys & Co. , Norwich, and Branches 

Coventry Union Bank ; National Bank in Ireland and Branches ; 

Belfast Banking Company and Branches ; Ulster Bank and Branches ; 

Bank of British North America, New York, Halifax, St John's New 

Brunswick, and San Francisco ; Union Bank of Australia and Branches. 

Agent—John Rodger. 

Accountant—A. M. Humphreys.— House above the Bank. 

Teller—Robert Dargie 

Clerks—Alex. Stewart, jun., Frederick Todd, John Taylor, and 

Daniel Paterson. 

CLYDESDALE BANK-East Branch. 

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till three afternoon. Shuts at 12 on 

Saturdays. Draws on Barnetts, Hoares, Hanbury & Lloyd, London, 

&c, , same as West Branch. 

Agent—A. Tasker. Accountant—J. B. Stewart. 

Teller—Richard Wilson. Clerk—James Smith. 

COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND -36 Cathcart Street. 

Established in 1810, and incorporated by Royal Charter. Draws 

and 

on London and Westminster Bank, and Coutts & Co., London ; 

negotiates Bills on every place in Great Britain and Ireland where 

there is a Bank or Banker ; issues Circular Notes grants drafts or 

; 

letters of credit on the princii:)al cities and towns of England and Ireland, 

and of Canada, and on New York and Paris 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 Banking Co. ; National Provincial Bank of England 

Birmingham Joint-Stock Bank ; Bradford Banking Co. ; Carlisle City 

and District Bank ; Halifax Joint-Stock Bank ; AYest Riding Union 

Bank, Hnddersfield ; Hull Banking Co. ; Lloyd's Banking Co., Leamington 

; Beckett & Co., Leeds ; Leicestershire Banking Co. ; Liverpool 

Commercial Banking Co. ; Manchester and Salford Bank ; Manchester 

and Liverpool District Bank ; Parr's Banking Co. ; Messrs Lambton 

& Co., Newcastle ; Messrs J. & J. C. Wiight, Nottingham; Sheffield 

Banking Co. ; York Union Bank ; Wakefield and Barnsley Union 

Bank ; Preston Banking Co. , Preston ; National Bank ; Munster Bank ;

APPEJS^DIX. 29 

Northern Banking Co. ; Messrs De La Touche & Co., Dublin ; Royal 

Bank of Ireland; Messrs Boyle & Co., Dublin; Hibernian Bank, 

Dublin ; 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 Oriental 

Bank Corporation ; Bank of British North America, and Standard 

Bank of British South Africa. 

Alexander Gauld, Agent. 

William Patrick, Accountant. John Hardie, Teller. 

Ceorge Hill, Donald Munro, and Alexander Gibb, Clerks. 

Alexander Andei-son, Porter—House above the Bank. 

COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND—West-End Office, 

15 West Blackhall Street. 

Robert W. Campbell, pro Agent. John Donnelly, Clerk. 

NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND—29 Cathcart Street. 


Saturdays, Draws on Glyn, Mills & Co. ; Coutts & Co ; National 

Bank of Scotland, 37 Nicholas Lane, London ; Union Bank of London; 

North of Scotland Bank and Branches ; Belfast Banking Co. ; ITlster 

Banking Co. and Provincial Bank of Ireland and their Branches 

Mxinster Bank ; Lloyd's Banking Co. ; Nottingham Joint-Stock Bank ; 

Devon and Cornwall Bank ; London and Coimty Bank ; West of 

England and South Wales District Bank ; European Bank ; Lancaster 

Bank ; Delhi and London Bank ; National Provincial Bank of 

England ; Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Co. ; National 

Bank of Ireland ; Douglas and Isle of Man Bank ; Yorkshire Banking 

Co. and their Branches ; Union Bank of Australia, in Australia, Van 

Dieman's Land, and New Zealand, and Bank of Victoria, Australia, 

and Branches ; Bank of New Zealand and Branches ; Colonial Bank 

of Australasia and Branches ; Bank of North America ; Gore Bank 

and Branches ; Oriental Bank Corporation in India, Australia, and 

China ; London and South African Bank, Cape Town, and Branches ; 

Bank of Australasia and Branches. Issues circular Notes for travelling 

on the Continent, and negotiates bills on all the princijial towns in 

Foreign and British parts. 

Agent —John Thomson. 

Accountant~Wm. N. A. Aitken. Teller—Wm. Archibald, jun. 

Clerks—Stewart Howison, Alexander T. Jenkins, Robert Smith, and 

Andrew Forrest. 

Robert Macfarlane, Porter— Bank Buildings, Mansion House Lane. 

ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND—38 Cathcart Street. 


Saturdays. Draws on Coutts & Co., London ; Bank of England and 

Branches ; the National Pi-ovincial Bank of England and Bi-anches ;

30 APPENDIX. 

Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Co, ; Lambton & Co.,' 

Cumberland Union Bank ( I imited) ; Williams & Co. ; Lancaster Banking 

Co. ; Woods It Co. ; Bradford Banking Co. ; Halifax and Hnddersfield 

Union Banking Co. ; Leatham, Tew & Co. ; Aberdeen Town 

and County Bank and Branches ; National Bank of Scotland ; Union 

Bank of Scotland ; and Clydesdale Banking Co., 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 ; Bank of South Australia ; Western 

Australian Bank ; Soxith Australian Banking Co. ; Chartered IMercantile 

Bank of India, London and China ; Blyth Brothers & Co., 

Mauritius ; Bank of British North America, &c. 

Agent— D. M. Latham. 

Accoiintant— John Love. Teller- John H. Carmichael. 

Clerks—F. Munsie, llobert H. Sinclair, and John W. Love. 

UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND - 1 Hamilton Street. 

Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 noon 

on Saturdays. Draws on G-lyn & Co., London ; Union Bank of 

Scotland, Glasgow and Edinburgh, and all their Branches ; on Commercial 

Bank of Scotland ; and all the principal towns of England and 

Ireland. 

Agent F. C Bruce. 

Accountant— C. D. Lamont. Teller—Malcolm Turner. 

Clerks—Robert Campbell and Robert Downie. 

David Nxitt, Porter- Hovise, 2 Chxirch Place. 

GREENOCK PROVIDENT BANK—William Street. 


Open every day from 10 till 3 o'clock, and on Saturdays from 10 

till 12 o'clock, and on the evenings of Monday, Wednesday, and 

Saturday, from half-past 6 till 8 o'clock. 

The Committee of Management of the Bank for the current year^ 

stands as follows : 

JAMES J. GRIEVE, Esq., M.T., President. 

THOMAS PRENTICE, Esq., Chairman. 

COMMITTEE. 

Messrs ABRAM LYLE, Sen., Messes JOHN DOUGLAS. 

- GEORGE 

ADAM. JOHN DUFF. 

PATRICK M. BLACK. ROBERT CAIRD. 

DAVID E. BARCLAY. JOSEPH D. SCOTT. 

JOHN CLAPPEllTON. AVILLIAM RANKIN, 

THOMAS M. THORNE. JOHN R. ALLISON. 

WILLIAM O. LEITCH. WILLIAM LETHAM. 

JOHN ADAMS, ) j . 

Cashiers 

C. D. LAMONT, \ -Jornt-Utslneis. 

GEORGE DEMPSTER, Accountant. 

JAMES KELSO, Auditor. 

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32 APPENDIX. 

WEST OR OLD PARISH. 

Rev. J. M. M'CuUocli, D.D.—Alexander Fyfe, Session Clerk. 

T. H. C. Macgee, Conductor of Psalmody. Archibald M'Intyre, 

Church Officer. 

BOUNDARIES. 

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 vvestmost corner of Market Sti'eet, 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 southward, crossing Drumfrochar Road to Whinhill, 

including all the streets, and the country district west and soxith of 

police boundary. 

INSTITUTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONGREGATION, 

Mission Station, Session House. George Wylie, missionary. 

Sabbath classes for the young in the Sessiondiouse, in the Charity 

School, in Sir Michael Street School, and in Sessional School, Nelson 

Street (west), at half-past o o'clock. 

Adult Bible Class in the Session-house, on Sunday evenings. 

Congregational Association—M. F. Dvuilop, Secretary. 

Colin S. Caird, Treasurer. 

West Chvirch Ladies' Charitable Fund—Mrs Morren, Treasurer. 

NORTH PARISH. 

Built l.oOl. Restored 1864. 

Rev. A. E. Shand. 

Peter Scott, Organist. John Rowan, Church Officer. 

George Arbuckle, Treasurer. 

BOUNDARIES. 

From foot of Vennel up west side of Hamilton Street ; westward 

along Hamilton and West Blackball Street, north side of Patrick 

Street, down Patrick Street, east side to the river, thence eastward 

again to the foot of the Vennel. 

Sunday School meets at 5.30 in the Oddfellows' Hall, West Burn 

Street. Mission Station — AVaverley Hall, West Burn Street. 

Minister—Rev. Alexander Gibson. Service at 11 a.m. and 2.15 p.m. 

on Sundays. Week night service diiring the winter months for 

sacred and secular instruction on JMonday and Thursday evenings at 

8, Mission Sunday School and Bible Class at the close of afternoon 

service. . 

MIDDLE OR NEW PARISH. 

Rev. James A. Campbell. Assistant Minister - Rev. J. B. Robertson. 

Bible Woman—Miss Hamilton. 

Organist and Conductor of Choir— Mr D. M. Middleton. 

Session Clerk—Robert Campbell. David Nutt, Church Officer.

APPENDIX. 33 

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 Bue-end Street, taking south side thereof 

to Cathcart Street, running down said street to shore, along the shore 

to the foot of Low Vennel, xi-p low and high parts of Vennel, taking 

east side of said street to Cowgate Street, up east side thereof to the 

point first described. 

CONGREGATIONAL SCHEMES. 

1. School—Ann St. Teachers—Mr A. Young, and Miss M'William, 

Assistant Teacher—J. Graham. Attendance upwards of 300. 

2. Church Mission, Oluirch Place. 

3. Ladies' Clothing Society- Managed by ladies of the congregation. 

Its aim is to receive and distribute cast off-clothing and to sell new 

clothing at reduced prices to the poor of the congregation and parish. 

4. Sabbath Schools— Meet in the Lower Mission Hall, Church 

Place, in Ann Street School, in Police Court Hall, in Old Sheriff 

Court House, Chiirch Place. 

5. Sabbath School Clothing Society— Managed by Lady Sabbath 

School Teachers. Its object is to provide clothing at reduced prices 

to the poorer children attending the schools. 

6. The Penny Savings Bank, on Saturday evenings at 7. 

EAST PARISH. 

Rev James Hutcheson, 7 Finnart Tei'race—Chosen by the Town 

Council and Committee of the Proprietors. 

Thomas Smith, Session Clerk. John M'Walter, Officer. 

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 Streeb, taking south side thereof, crossing Drumfrochar 

road, taking in Berry-yards to the boundary line, along the boundary 

line to the Parishes of Kilmalcolm and Port-Glasgow, down Devol's 

Burn to the shore, along the shore to the point first described. 

In connection with this Church there is a Society called the 

Greenock East Parish Society, managed by the minister as j)resident, 

treasurer, secretary, and twelve directors, the fands of which are 

devoted to religioiis objects, parochial or congregational, and appointed 

at the discretion of the Directors, at the annual meeting. There is 

also a Sabbath School with an average attendance of 310 children, 

conducted by 38 teachers ; and a Church Library, open every Friday 

evening from 7 to 8 o'clock. Bible Class on Sabbath evenings at 6 

o'clock. A Mutual Improvement Class meets on Sabbath mornings at 

10. In connection with this Church there is a flourishing Savings 

Bank. 

In connection with this parish there is a Mission Station at Ladyburn. 

Attendance at public worship, 70 ; 

teachers, and attendance of scholars, 80 ; 

Sabbath School, with ten 

Bible Class, with an attendance 

of 38. Missionary, Rev. Peter Macqueen.

34 APPENDIX. 

CARTSBURN PARISH CHURCH- Upper Crescent (East). 

Rev. Archibald Fullarton- chosen by the Members of the Church. 

Session Clerk. William Barr, Organist. 

John Ritchie, Treasurer, to whom, or the Church Officer, application 

for sittings in the Church should be made. 

John Hunter, Church Officer. 

BOUNDARIES. 

From the point where Cartsburn flows into the River Clyde, following 

up the course of the burn (including the east side of Cartsbiirn 

Street), till near the Chemical Works, then running in a southeasterly 

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 boimdary 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. The iôpulation of the iârish in 1871—4673 males, 3984 

females —total, 8657. 

The Sabbath School meets at a quarter-past five o'clock -p.ra. The 

Congregational Prayer Meeting is held in the Session-house on Wednesday 

evenings at eight o'clock. Bible Class meets at seven o'clock 

on Sabbath evenings. 

G^LIC PARISH CHURCH—West Burn Street. 

Rev. John M'Pherson. 

Session Clerk, H. M'Lachlan. Precentor, Donald Robertson. 

Officer, John Dewar. 

There is a Sabbath School Society, composed of all the teachers, the 

superintendents, and the minister. There are two Sabbath Schools, 

one held in the Orange Hall, 11 Cathcart Street, the other in the 

School-room, attended by about 200 cliildren, and taught by 27 teachers. 

A Bible Class for young men and Avomen, taught by the Minister, 

meets every Sabbath evening at 7 p.m. A Parochial Association which 

meets on the last Wednesday of every month at 8 p.m. And a Congregational 

Library of nearly 300 volumes. There is also a Week-day 

School in connection with the Church, taught by JNIr M'Lachlan. 

FREE CHURCH MINISTERS AND CHURCHES. 

FREE CHURCH PRESBYTERY OF GREENOCK. 

Meets on the last Wednesday of every alternate month, in the 

Presbytery Hall, Free Well Park Church. 

Places. 

Cumbrae, - 

Erskine, 

Fairlie, 

Gourock, 

Greenock, Middle, 

Greenock, West, 

Greenock. St Andrew's, 

Greenock, Gaelic, 

Greenock, Mount Park, 

Ministers. Ordi 

Alexander Walker, 

R. R. Caldwell, 

John Gemmill, A.M., 

John M'Farlan, 

John Nelson, D.D., 

John James Bonar, 

Murdoch MAskill, 

George A. Marshall, 

ations. Post Townt 

1856 

1845 

1835 

1843 

1845 

1835 

1868 

Greenock 

Paisley. 

Greenock

APPENDIX. 35 

Places. Ministers. Ordinations. Post Towns. 

Grreenock, St Thomas, 

Greenock, Well Park, 

William Laugliton, 1839 

James Stark, 1834 

MatthewEeid,A.M.,B.D., 

Greenock. 

,, 

Colleague and Successor, 1873 

Greenock, Crawfurdsburn, Peter Thomson, 1858 

Greenock, Free North, , David Boyd, 1864 

Inverkip, - - - Peter Douglas, 1851 

Largs, - - - Charles Watson, 1848 

Port-Glasgow, - - William Bell, 1863 

James Stark, Presbytery Clerk. 

,, 

,, 

,, 

,, 

,, 

,, 

FREE' WEST CHURCH-Akdgowan Street. 

Rev. John Nelson, D.D. , 31, Eldon Street.— Chosen by Members of 

the Church. 

Adam Black, Precentor. 

Hugh AValker, Session Clerk. 

, Clerk to Deacons' Court. 

David Agnew, Treasurer to the Congregation. 

W. Letham, Treasurer for the Sustentation Fimd. 

D. M'Gillivray, Librarian. 

W- Bowie, Treasurer for Schoolmasters' Fund. 

Matthew Muir, Church Officer, 

ASSOCIATIONS. 

1. Congregational Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at 8 p.m. 

2. Minister's Bible Class for Young Women on Thursdays at 7 p.m. 

—Young Men at 8.30 p.m. 

3. There are two Sabbath Schools in connection with the Congregation, 

taught by 41 teachers, and with an attendance of 350 scholars, 

including Advanced Bible Classes. 

4. Work Society conducted by a Committee of Ladies from this 

and St Thomas's congregation, and supported by members of other 

Churches, to give work to poor women in making clothes, which are 

sold at the depository in Jamaica Street. 

5. The Library contains between 600 and 700 volumes. Books are 

giv(8n out on Wednesday evenings at 7.30 p.m. 

6. The Deacons' Court meets on the first Monday of each month, at 

half-past 8 o'clock. Meeting of Session occasionally. 

7. District Visitors, first Monday of each month, after the prayer 

meeting. 

MIDDLE FREE CHURCH—George Square. 

Rev. John Macfaidan, 5, Finnart Terrace—Chosen by the Members of 

the Church. 

Mr Ashton, Precentor. Dugald Smith, Church Officer. 

Andrew Macfarlan, Session Clerk. 

Alexander M'Kellar, Clerk to Deacons' Court. 

John Douglas, Treasurer to Deacons' Court. 

Alexander M'Kellar, Treasurer to the Sustentation Fund. 

Matthew M'Lean, Treasurer to the Foreign Missions. 

James M'Lean, Treasurer to the Distiict Mission. 

James M'Lean, Treasurer to the Congregational Library.

36 

APPENDIX. 

A Prayer Meeting is held in the Hall behind the Church every 

Wednesday evening at eight o'clock ; Bible Classes on Sabbath evening, 

conducted by the Minister ; a Sabbath School, average attendance 

about 280 children, with 27 teachers— in connection with which is a 

Library for teachers and children ; also, a Work Society for giving 

sewing to poor members, with sale of work every Friday from Octobei 

till May, from 12 noon till 2 p.m. 

There is a class for instruction in the theory of miisic on Monday 

evenings, and for practising on Friday evenings. 

The Congregational Mission has Meetings on Sabbath Evenings in 

the Broad Close Hall—Rev. Alexander Cameron, Missionary. Also 

a Branch of the Working Boys' and Girls' Keligious Society in the 

Hall on Sabbath mornings. Also Sabbath Evening Schools, under the 

Snperintendance of Mr William Crawford and ]\Ir M. JNIaclean. The 

Missionary has a Prayer Meeting and an Adult Class on Thursdays. 

ST. THOMAS' FREE CHURCH—Grey Place. 

Rev. William Laughton— Chosen by the Members of the Church. 

John Peden, Precentor. 

Alexander Thomson, Session Clerk. 

Malcolm Currie, Clerk to Deacons' Coitrt. 

Daniel D. Adamson, Treasurer to Deacons' Court. 

Diigald Campbell, Treasurer for Sustentation Fimd. 

Francis Logan, Church Officer. 

FREE GAELIC CHURCH—Jamaica Street. 

Rev. Murdoch M'Askill, 14, Ardgowan Square-Ohosen by the 

Members of the Church. 

John M'Callum, Precentor. John Fraser, Church Officer. 

Hugh Buie, Session Clerk. 

Archibald Brown, Treasurer to Deacons' Court. 

Malcolm M'Caskill, Clerk to Deacons' Court. 

John Bruce, Treasurer to Sustentation Fund. 

Angus Sinclair, Treasurer to Schoolmasters' Fund. 

A Prayer Meeting is held in the Hall adjoining the Church on 

Thursday evenings at eight o'clock, in English. There is in the Church 

a Sabbath Evening School - attendance about 179 ; and in the Sessionhouse 

a Bible Class, taught by one of the Officebearers. There is also 

a Missionary School in Main Street, Cartsdyke —attendance about 120. 

Bible Classes, taught by the Minister, meets in the Hall on Monday 

evenings at 8 o'clock. 

There is a Library in connection with the Church, open to the 

Members and adherents every Thursday evening at 7.30 p.m. 

Gaelic Prayer Meeting every Sabbath evening in the Hall at halfpast 

six, and on Wednesday evening at 7.30 P M., also in the Mission 

Station, Main Street, at 7 o'clock on Sabbath evening. 

WELL PARK FREE CHURCH—Lynedoch Street. 

Rev. James Stark— Chosen by the Members of the Church. 

Rev. MattheAV Reid, A.M., B.D., 3, Lynedoch Street, Colleague and 

Successor.

APPENDIX. 37 

Church Officer. Alexander Chalmers, Session Clerk. 

Clerk to Deacons' Court. William M'Neill, Treasurer 

of Sustentation Fund R. Chalmers, Convener of Foreign Mission 

Fund. Robert Chalmers, Treasurer to the Congregation. 

MEETINGS AND CLASSES. 

The Congregational Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 

o'clock. Bible Class for Young Men and Women on Sabbath evenings 

at half -past 5 o'clock. Congregational Sabbath School in the Church, 

at a quarter past 5— Scholars, 261 ; teachers, 28. Deacons' Court 

meets on the first Wednesday of the month, after the prayer meeting. 

Business Meeting of Sabbath School Teachers on the second AVednesday 

of January, April and October. Session meets as often as 

required, generally on a Wednesday, after the Prayer Meeting. 

ST. ANDREW'S FREE CHURCH—West Stewart Stkeet. 

Rev. John James Bonar, Ardgowan Street (West)—Chosen by Male 

Communicants. 

James Muir, Precentor. Lachlan Galbraith, Church Officer. John 

Macphail, Session Clerk. James Barr, Clerk to Deacons' Court. 

Alexander Ferguson, General Treasurer ; Dugald Shankland, Treasurer 

to Sustentation Fund ; John Cunningham, Treasurer to Foreign 

Mission Fimd ; John Bonar, Treasiirerto Home Mission ; James Barr, 

Treasurer to Schoolmasters' Fund. 

Home Missionary— Rev. John Hanson. 

ASSOCIATIONS. 

1. Session and Deacons' Cou.rt meet on first Monday of the month. 

2. District Visitors meet on first Monday of the month. 3. Sustentation 

Fund Collectors meet on first Wednesday of the month after 

Prayer Meeting. 4. The Missionary Collectors meet on second 

Wednesday of March, June, September and December. 

CLASSES. 

1. Minister's Class for young iêople about the age of fifteen, 

Sabbath evening at half-past 6. 2. General Sabbath Classes for the 

children of the congregation and neighbourhood meet every Sabbath 

in the Church and Mission Chapel at half-past o. 

LIBRARIES. 

1. The Congregational Library, consisting of upwards of 1000 select 

and useful works, is ojjen on Wednesday evenings at nine o'clock. 2. 

There is a Library for the Minister's Class, amounting to upwards of 

600 volumes. 3. The General Sabbath School Libraries contains 

upwards of 600 volumes, free to all attending the Sabbath classes. 

CARTSBURN FREE CHURCH- Macdougall Street. 

Rev. Peter Thomson—Chosen by Members of the Church. 

James Davidson, Precentor. Robert Jones, Church Officer. 

William Campbell, Session Clerk and Treasurer to the Foreign Mission 

Association ; Hugh Macready, Clerk to Deacons' Court ; D. M'Farlanc, 

Treasurer of the Sustentation Fund ; Robert Farrell, Congregational 

Treasurer.

38 APPENDIX. 

MEETINGS AND CLASSES. 

1. The Congregational Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings at 

lialf-past 7 o'clock. 2. Minister's Bible Class for young men and 

women on Sabbatli evenings at 7 o'clock. 3. Congregational Sabbath 

School meets in the evening at half-past five— attendance upwards of 

200, with 25 teachers. 4. Deacons' Court meets on the Tuesday after 

the first Sabbath of every month ; and the Session on the Wednesday 

after the third Sabbath of every month. 

FREE NOETH CHURCH. 

Rev. David Boyd —Chosen by the Members of the Congregation. 

Francis Dickson, Precentor. 

Duncan Ritchie, CJongregational Treasurer. 

John Demi>ster, Church Oificer. 

Matthew Cameron, Session Clerk. 

Duncan Ritchie, Clerk of Deacons' Court. 

ASSOCIATIONS. 

1. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at 8. 

2. District Prayer Meeting on Friday evening at 8. 

3. The Deacons' Court meets on the third ^7ednesday of every 

month. 

4. Sabbath School— 26 teachers and 180 scholars. 

5. Bible Class for Young Men and Women on Wednesday evening 

at 7. 

MOUNT PARK FREE CHURCH. 

Rev. G. A. Marshall— Chosen by Members of the Church. 

Alex. Scott- Church Officer. John M'Onie— Session Clerk. 

Home Missionary—Mr Moody. 

Congregational Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at eight 

o'clock. 

Minister's Class every Sabbath evening at 7 o'clock. 

School for Children meets every Sabbath evening at half-past 5. 

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS AND CHTTRCHES. 

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERY OF PAISLEY AND 

GREENOCK. 

Meets alternately at Paisley and Greenock. 

Places. Ministers. Ordinations. Post Towns. 

Alexandria - - 

- James Drummond - - - Beith- 

1873 Glasgow 

Head Street - - James IVIartin . - - - 1843 Beith 

Mitchell Street - Henry Glen 1868 

Bonhill William Smith - - - - 1863 Glasgow 

Dumbarton 

High Street - 

- AYiUiam M. Halley - - 1835 Glasgow 

Bridge-end - - - Walter Duncan - - - - 1874 ,,

Places. 

Dunoon . - - - 

Gourock - - - - 

Renfrew - - - - 

Rothesay - - - - 

Wemyss Bay and 

Skelmorlie - - 

APPENDIX. 39 

Ministers. 

J. C. Johnstone 

David Macrae 

> John Boyd 

Ordinations. Post Towns. 

18G5 Greenock 

1872 5 > 


_ 

George Square 

Trinity Church - 

Sir Michael St. 

Union Street - 

St Andrew Sq. 

Helensburgh 

- 

- 

- - - 

Innellan . - - - 

Inveraray - - - - 

Johnstone— West - 

Do. East 

Kilbarchan - - 

Kilcreggan - - 

- 

- 

Kilmalcolm - - - 

Kilmaronock - - Kirn - - - - 

- 

- 

Langbank - - - - 

Largs - - - 

Lochwinnoch - 

Millport - - 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

Paisley 

Abbey Close - 

Canal Street - 

George Street - 

Oakshaw Street 

St James' Street 

- 

- 

- 

- 

James B. Thomson 

John Young 

Wm. R. Thomson - 

John B. Smith - - 

John Kerr Campbell 

David Duff, LL.D. - 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

Robert Henderson - - - 

Gilbert Meikle - - - 

- 

James Ingiis, clerk 

- Thread Street 

Port-Glasgow - - 

- 

- 

- - - 

Hugh Gemmill, A.M., B.D. 

George Allison - - - - 

Forrest F. Young - - - 

James E. Fyfe - - - - 

James Du.nlop - 

R. W. Thomson 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

J ames Mather - - - 

- 

f William Steven - - - - 

t J. B. M'Intyre, colleague 

James Monteith - - - 

Wm. T. Henderson - - 

Andrew Henderson - 

George C. Hutton - - 

Andrew Elder - - - 

William France 

- 

- 

- 

- - - 1874 

1862 

1854 

1848 

1873 

1856 

33 

3 3 

3 3 

3 3 

5 3 

Glasgow 

1874 Greenock 

1849 Inveraray 

1850 

1874 

1842 

1869 

Paisley 

33 

35 


1860 Pt. -Glasgow 

1862 

1864 

Glasgow 


1867 Pt. -Glasgow 

1830 

1864 

1843 

1867 


33 

Paisley 


James Brown - . - 

And. Gibb Fleming - 

William Lauder - - 

John Hutcheson, D.D. 

- 

- 

- 

- 

- 

1847 

1851 

1863 

1833 

1859 

1860 

1842 

1864 

Paisley 

33 

33 

3 5 

33 

33 

Pt. -Glasgow 

Paisley 

P. M'Farlan, B.A., - 

- 1845 Rothesay 

1871 Greenock 

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Union Steeet. 

Rev. John B. Smith, Pastor—Chosen by the Church Members. 

Michael Wilson, Precentor. Robert Main, Church Officer. 

In connection with this Church there are Weekly Classes taught 

by the Minister. A Congregational Sabbath School, with superintendent 

and 17 teachers. A Congregational Prayer Meeting held every 

Wednesday at 8 o'clock. 

Missionary Association—Rev. J. B. Smith, president ; James Morton, 

jun., treasurer; Andrew Russell, secretary; Rev. Alex. Doctor, 

town missionary. 

A Sabbath Evening Mission School, conducted by a superintendent 

and 15 assistants. Average attendance aboiit 115. 

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—George Square. 

Rev. J. Brown Thomson, Pastor.—Chosen by Chiirch Members. 

Arthur Robertson, Precentor. Robert Smith, Church Officer. 

John Borland, Town Missionary.

40 APPENDIX. 

INSTITUTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONGEEGATION. 

A Sabbath School taught by the Minister, assisted by about 40 

teachers, and attended by above 260 scholars ; and two Mission Schools 

taught by 30 teachers, attended by 200 scholars. 

Missionary Society for Home and Foreign Missions. 

Juvenile Missionary Society for General Missionary purposes. A 

Bible woman engaged in the district assigned to the Congregation. 

A Missionary engaged to laboiir in the east end of the town. 

Christian Instruction Society, the Members of which visit the 

houses of those who do not attend any church, for the purpose of 

distributing religious tracts, reading the Scriptures, and holding meetings 

for prayer and explanation of the Word of God. 

Congregational Library, consisting of 500 volumes, free to all the 

members and seat-holders in the congregation, and is open in the 

Session-house every "Wednesday night from 9 till 10. 

Sabbath School Library consists of 500 volumes, from which the 

children in the Sabbath School receive books weekly. 

Congregational Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 

o'clock. 

SIR MICHAEL STREET UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 

Rev, W. R. Thomson, Minister, 36, Forsyth Street. 

James Kelso, Session Clerk, Flower Bank, Eldon Street. John Brown, 

Church Officer, Duncan Street. 

INSTITUTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONGREGATION. 

Mission Church.—Corner of Roxburgh and Duncan Streets. James 

Murray, Missionary, who labours in the district contiguoiis. 

Missionary and Ediicational Association— A. M. Humphreys, 

Secretary, 

Juvenile Missionary Society— Charles Auld, Secretary. 

Dorcas Society— Miss E. Macgregor, Secretary. 

Christian Instruction Agency for visiting the non-church going 

population around the church with tracts and reading the Scriptures. 

David Prentice, Superintendent. 

Congregational Sabbath School — "William Auld, Superintendent. 

Mission Sabbath School, in Mission Church, Duncan Street. Robert 

Love, Superintendent. 

"Week-day Mission Schools, Duncan Street—Teachers, John 

Morrison, Misses Fyfe and Langwell. 

Congregational Library, about 1100 volumes, for the seatholders, 

open on Thursday evenings. Neil M'Leod, Librarian. 

Savings Bank, ojên every Saturday evening from 7 till 9, in Mission 

Premises, Duncan Street. Free to all depositors. A. M. Humiihreys, 

Manager. 

Minister's Bible Class meets on Sabbath evening at 7 o'clock from 

October to April. 

Congregational Prayer Meeting every "Wednesday evening at 8 

o'clock. 

TRINITY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Union Street. 

Minister, Rev. John Young, 4 Glen Street. 

Session Clerk, Robert Allan, 27 Union Street. 

Church Officer, AYiUiam Laird, 65 Nicholson Street.

APPENDIX. 41 

A Prayer Meeting is held every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. 

There is a Society for Bible Study and Mission Work, which meets 

every Wednesday evening at nine o'clock, in connection with which 

tracts are distributed and Kitchen Meetings held in the Mission 

District. A Fellowship Meeting of the Tract Distributors is held 

every Wednesday evening at 7.30. There is a Congregational and 

also a Juvenile Missionary Society. In connection with this Church 

there is a Congregational and also a Mission Sabbath School. 

UNITED PEESBYTERIAN CHURCH—St Andkew Square. 

Pastor, Rev. John Kerr Cami)bell. 

Robert Cumming, Church Officer. Psalmody led by Voluntary Choir, 

Messrs Blake, Conductors. 

Congregational Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m. Minister's Bible Class 

on Sabbath evening at 7. Congregational Prayer Meeting every 

Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Yoimg Men's Christian Association 

every Sabbath at 9.45 a.m. Sabbath School Teachers' Association 

meets on the fii'st Thursday of each month at 8.15 p.m. A Congregational 

Missionary Association meets once a month. This Association 

holds Kitchen Meetings and has a distribution of tracts weekly in 

the neighbourhood of the Church. 

ST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH—Union Stkeet. 

The Rev. Julius Lloyd, Incumbent—Chosen by the Patron, Sir 

Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Bart. 

Revs. J. R. Oakley and W. J. Wilson, Curates. 

Louson Walker and Edward Blackmore, Church Wardens. 

John Peacock, 71 Nicholson Street, Beadle. Organist, D. Middleton. 

SERVICES. 

Sunday -Holy Communion on First Sunday of the Month at 

Morning Service ; on other Sundays at 9 a.m. ; Morning Service at 11 

a.m. ; Children's Service at 3.30 p.m. : Evening Service at 6.30 p.m. 

Daily—Morning Prayer at 10 a.m. (12 on Wednesday and Friday), and 

Evening Prayer at 7.30 p.m., with Lecture on AYednesday evening in 

Advent and Lent. 

Wednesday and Friday—Morning Prayer and Litany at 12. 

Cartsdyke.- -Morning Service at 11 a.m.. Evening Service at 6.30 

p.m. in the School-room, Crescent Street. 

In connection with the above Church, and under the inspection of 

the Incumbent, are Week-day and Su.nday Schools for youth of both 

sexes. Teachers—West Day School, Miss Thomson ; East Day School, 

Mr James Scott and Mrs Stevenson. 

REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 

West Stewart Street, 

Rev. James Kerr, Pastor— Chosen by Members in full communion. 

Precentor—William Kirkwood, 14 Antigua Street. 

Church Officer—Duncan M'Callum, 13, West Stewart Street. 

Session Clerk—James Simpson, 8, Springkell Street. 

Treasurei'—John Kerr, 83, Belville Street. 

Secretary—Alexander Caldwell, Rosehill Cottage, 1, Williamson St.

42 APPENDIX. 

Fellowship Meetings, Wednesdays at 8 p.m. Classes for the young 

at 6.30 p.m. on Fridays. Meetings of session, 2d Tuesday of 'every 

month at 8 p.m. Missionary Meetings first Sabbath of every month 

at 1 p.m. Total Abstinence Association first Thursday of every 

month at 8 p.m. 

WEST SHAW STREET REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN 

CHURCH. 

Rev. Andrew Symington, Pastor—Chosen by Church IMembers in full 

communion. 

Daniel Gray, 51, Upper Kelly Street, Church Officer. 

George M'Kenzie, 4, Kilblain Street, Clerk to the Deacons' Court. 

John Gray, Treasurer. 

INSTITUTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH CONGREGATION. 

1. Sabbath School meets every Sabbath at half-past five—John 

Denuy, Superintendent, with an average staflF of 18 teachers. 

2. Weekly Prayer Meeting, every Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. 

3. Bible Class, Sabbath evenings at 6.30. 

4. Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association, Thursday evenings 

at 8 o'clock. 

EVANGELICAL UNION CHURCH—Nelson Street. 

Rev. Alexander Davidson, Pastor. 

George Cowan, Organist. James Shari?, Church Officer. 

Sabbath Services at 11 a.m. and 2.15 p.m. Monthly Services last 

Sabbath of Month at 6.30 p.m. 

INSTITUTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THIS CHURCH. 

1. A Sabbath School, superintendent and conducted by qualified 

Teachers, members of the church and congregation, meets in the Hall 

of the Church, and a District School in Cartsburn Hall, Cartsburn 

Street—both at 5.30 p.m. 

2. Elders' Classes, one for Young Men and one for Young AVomen, 

meets in the Managers' and Ladies' Rooms on Sabbath evenings at 

5.45. 

3. Sabbath School Library, from which the children of the Sabbath 

School, and Members of the Church and Congregation receive books 

weekly. 

4. Tract Society, for the purpose of distributing religious tracts, 

reading the Scriiitures, and holding meetings for prayer and explanation 

of the Work of God. 

5. A Weekly Meeting for Prayer eyery Wednesday evening at 8. 

6. Young Men's Prayer Meeting every Saturday evening at 7.30. 

7. Mission Service in Cartsburn Hall, Cartsburn Street, every Sabbath 

evening at 7. 

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—George Square. 

Rev. J. M. Jarvie, Pastor. William White, Missionary, 

Hon. Organist— J. M. Hutcheson. Church Officer—W. Cunningham. 

Institutions connected with this Church—Exposition every Wednesday 

evening. Bible Class for young men every Sabbath afternoon at 

2.15 ; also a class for young women on Thursday evenings at 8, conducted 

by the Pastor. Weekly Class for practice of Congregational

APPENDIX, 43 

Psalmody every AVednesday evening during the winter. A society 

for religious purposes, instituted in 1837. A Young Men's Society for 

religious and literary improvement meets viêekly. A Dorcas Society 

for the benefit of the poor connected with the Church ; and also 

Foreign Mission stations. A Congregational Sabbath School with 

average attendance of 100. A Mission Station in connection with 

the church holds its meetings on Sabbath in the Old Seamen's 

Chapel, Mid Breast ; Missionary Sabbath School, average attendance 

180. Tract distribution and visitation throughout the district, and 

j)ublic preaching every Sabbath evening, conducted by the minister, 

missionary, and members of the church. A Mother's Meeting, 

conducted by ladies of the church, meets weekly during the winter. 

Auxiliaries in connection with the church exist, for the London Missionary 

Society, the Scottish Congregational Union and Theological 

HaU. The Sabbath scholars support two native scholars in Calcutta, 

named Frances Maria Jarvie, and Maggie Jane Smith. 

The hours of worship in the church are—11 forenoon and 6.30 

evening. The Sabbath School meets in the afternoon. 

EAST CONGKEGATIONAL CHUllCH—St Laurence Street. 

Eev. G. Moir, lOctavia Terrace,^Pastor. Duncan M'Lean, Precentor. 

Besides the ordinary services at 11 and 2.50, there is an Evangelistic 

Meeting every Sabbath evening at 7 o'clock. 

The School meets in the Church every Sabbath afternoon at 5.30. 

Bible Classes for yoimg men and women, conducted by the Pastor, 

meet every Monday evening; the junior at 6.30 and the senior at 7.30. 

There is also a Tract Society for distributing religious tracts, and a 

Eeligious Purposes Society, for conducting meetings in the open air 

and in private houses in the east end of the town. 

WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH -4 Ardgowan Street. 

Rev. George Murray CoUedge, Pastor, 5 Glen Street. 

Mr David Ritchie, Honorary Precentor. 

Sabbath Day Worship at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. 

A meeting for prayer is held on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Public 

service on Wednesday at 8 o'clock. The Sabbath School meets from 

2 till 4 pm. 

PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH—Roxburgh Street. 

Pastor—Rev. R. Ayres. 

Honorary Precentor— Mr J. Earle. 

Church Officer—Mr William Hodge, 18 Bearhope Street. 

Sabbath Services at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. Sabbath School meets 

in the Hall u.nder the Church every Sabbath at 2.30 p.m., in connection 

with which there is an advanced and adult Bible Class conducted 

by the Pastor. 

Class and Experience Meeting, for members and enquirers, on 

Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Public Service on Thursday evening at 

7.30 in the Hall under the Church ; after the Service, the class for 

practice of Congregational Music meets. 

"Various other meetings are held in different parts of the town 

during the week and are intimated on the Sabbath.

44 APPENDIX. 

BAPTIST CHURCH -West Burn Street. 

Eev. Ebenezer Maclean, Pastor. Honorary Precentor, Adam Leisk, 

jnn. Chapel-keeper, Mrs Brookman, Inverkip Street. 

Besides the ordinary services on Sabbath, a prayer meeting is held 

in the Vestry every Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock. Weekly prayer 

meeting and lecture every Wednesday evening at eight o'clock Also, 

prayer meetings, from house to house, in several parts of the town' 

on Monday evenings at 8 o'clock. The Sabbath School meets every 

Sabbath evening at half-past 5, and is superintended and conducted > 

by members of the church. A Bible Class for young men and women :ii 

meets every Sabbath evening during the session at 7 o'clock. Tract i 

distribution and visitation by members of the church, in the neighbourhood 

of the Church, and other parts of the town. 

SEAMEN'S CHAPEL -1, Dock Breast. 

Captain Donald Brotchie, Chaplain. 

Divine Service each Lord's day at 11 a.m. and 2.15 and 6.30 P.M.; 

also Tuesday and Friday at 8 P. M. ; attached to this chapel is a Free 

Reading Room and Library, also a Sabbath School, and ships are 

supplied with loan libraries, each containing 24 volumes. 

The ships in the harbours are visited weekly. 

The Chaijlain keeps a boat in which he visits the emigrant ships in 

the roads, giving i^resents of books and conducting services among the 

passengers. 

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH—Brougham Street. 

Eev. William Gordon Pastor. Rev. Alexander Taylor and Rev. Louia 

J. C. M. M'Intyre, Assistants. John M'Ewan, Officer. 

Male and Female Schools for week-days and Sxmdays in connection 

with this church. 

ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH- 1, Rue-end Street. 

Rev. M. Condon, Pastor. Rev. .John Crawford, Assistant. 

Sabbath and Week-day Schools in connection with this Church. 

PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. 

(Fo7' addresses see General Directory.) 

The figures opposite the names denote the year in which they were 

llCGHSGcl 

1870 Arbuckle, J. Hunter, M.C. 1864 M'Raild, D. 

1829 Avild, Charles, M.D. i 

1872 Black, John Robert 

1871 Douglas, John C, M.B 

1856 Dowie, E. T., M.D. 

1847 Dunlop, D. 

1836 Fox, John, M.D. 

1868 Galloway, Allan, M.D. 

1861 Gray, T. G. 

1870 

Paton, James, M.C. 

""Is! 

1.S63 Robertson, John K., M.D. 

1842 Richmond, A. F., M.D. 

1831 Shoi-tridge, Samuel, M.D. 

1834 Stewart, A. D., M.C. 

1874 Stewart, A. Dunlop, Jr., 

M.D. 

1871 Stewart, James. 

1855 Marshall, Wm. J., M.D. 1850 Wallace, .James, M.D. 

1863 M'Culloch, John, M.D. 1858 AVhiteford, James, M.D. 

1863 l\rDougall, John, M.D. 1863 Wibon, W. A., M.D.

APPENDIX. 

SCHOOLS AND TEACHEKS. 

Ladies' Seminary, George Square— English, writing, arithmetic, 

music, French and German, drawing (pencil, water, and oil), and 

dancing— ^Mrs Dryden and assistants. 

Institution for the Education of Young Ladies, Eskgrove, 71, Union 

Street- English, French, Italian, German, drawing (pencil, water, and 

oil), music, and dancing—William Taylor,. Member of the General 

Council of Edinburgh University, Master. 

Gaelic Parish School, West Stewart Street — English reading, 

grammar, history, writing, geography, arithmetic, composition. Scriptural 

knowledge, drawing, &c. - H. M'Laughlan, master, with as- 

sistants. 

Avenue Park Collegiate School— Principal : John Graham, B.A. 

Highlanders' Academy, Roxburgh Street— Commercial and English 

Departments— William Bowie, head-master ; Robert Wilson, Donald 

Mimro, and Alexander M'Dowell, second masters ; 

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elocution mastei-, 

Mr Moffat ; drawing master, Mr Yuill. Infant— Miss Law, Miss 

Simpson, and assistants. 

West Parish Sessional School, Nelson Street (West). Alexander 

Fyfe, head-master. 

Masons' Hall School, 13, East Shaw Street —English grammar, geography, 

arithmetic, writing, history, composition, and Scriptural 

knowledge— H. M. K. Melville, with assistants. 

Middle Parish School, 11, Ann Street—English reading, book-keeping, 

&c.—Andrew Young, with assistants. 

St Mary's R. C. Parish School, East Shaw Street—General branches of 

education. Archibald M 'Donald, head-master, and assistants. Miss 

M'Donnell, mistress. 

St Mary's R. C. Academy— Under the management of the Vei-y Rev. 

W, Gordon. 

St. Lawrence Roman Catholic School, 10, Stanners Street— English 

reading, writing, arithmetic, grammar, geography, mensuration, 

algebra, geometry, and Chiirch history.— J. Taylor. 

Episcopal School (East), Under Crescent — English, grammar, 

geograi^hy, writing, and arithmetic —James Scott. 

St. John's Episcopal School (West), Union Street- -Miss Thomj)son, 

teacher. 

Belmont Academy, 9 Jamaica Street—English reading, grammar, 

geography, Latin, Greek, writing, arithmetic, mathematics, bookkeeping, 

French, German, piano, sewing— George Millar and assistants. 

Kilblain Academy—English writing, arithmetic, book-keeping, 

mathematics, Latin, Greek, French, German, Italian, drawing, painting, 

music, dancing, and sewing. Head masters— James Slater, jr., 

B.A., and David Wardrop, M.A. 

Greenock Navigation School, Palmerston Buildings, Custom-house 

Place. Branches taught —Navigation and naxitical astronomy, mathematics, 

applied mechanics, civil engineering, and theory of the steam 

engine — Thomas Cranston. 

School of Art, held in Town Hall under the Science and Art 

Department of the Committee of Council on Education. Chairman, 

Thomas O. Hunter ; treasurer, Thomas Macmillan ; secretary, Alexander 

Mackenzie ; teacher, Walter Yuille. 

English Reading and Sewing—Miss Wallace, 2, East Blackball 

Street.

46 APPENDIX. 

1st ADMINISTRATIVE BATTALION. 

Pv E N F E E W S H 1 11 E R I F LE VOLUNTEERS. 

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF. 

Hon. Colonel— Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart, Bart. 

Lieutenant Colonel—David MacDuff Latham. 

Majors — James Stewart and William Ross. 

Adjutant—John Joseph Grier. 

1st Corps—Greenock. 

Major William Ross. 

Captains—William Orr Leitch, Dugald MacEachran, William N. A. 

Aitken, William Lamont. 

Lieutenants—Robert D. Oliphant, Hugh W. Walker, Thomas 

Neill, jun., James Morton, jun., John Agnew, John S. Nicol. 

Sub-Lieutenants—James K. Stewart, and Geo. Williamson, jun. 

Surgeon—W. J. Marshall, M.D. 

Honorary Chaplain—Rev. Dr M'Culloch. 

5th Corps— Port-Glasgow. 

Captain—Andrew Arthur. 

Lieutenant -David Scobie. 

Hon. Assistant Surgeon— George Crawford, M.D. 

10th Corps—Greenock. 

Captain Commandant -Hugh Fullarton. 

Captain— John Stewart. 

Lieutenants—James Tannahill, Hew, M. M'Leod, and Alexander J. 

Macdougall. 

Sub-Lieutenant—George H. Black. 

Assistant Surgeon—Charles Auld, M.D. 

Honorary Chaplain—Rev. John M'Pherson. 

22d Corps— Gourock. 

Captain—Donald Brown. 

Lieutenant ; 

' 

Honorary Assistant Surgeon— George Wylie. 

1st Bute — Rothesay. 

Captain—William Duncan. 

Lieutenants—John M'Ewair and John T. Wilson. 

Honorary Chaplain—Rev. J. Greenshields, Scoular. 

Honorary Assistant Surgeon—John C. Maddever, M.D. 

1st ADMINISTRATIVE BRIGADE RENFREWSHIRE 

ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS, 

Comprising the 1st Renfrew and 1st and 3d Dumbartonshire Corps. 

STAFF OF ADMINISTRATIVE BRIGADE. 

Lieutenant-Colonel—John Scott —22d August, 18G3. 

Major—R. Sinclair Scott- Ifith May, 1869. 

Adjutant—Captain T. W. Bridges. 

Surgeon— Vrilliam A. Wilson, M.D. -28th May, 1868. 

Assistant-Surgeon— John W. Taylor, M.D.^9th Nov., 186S. 

Honorary Chaplain—Rev. "W^'jlliam Bell—28th May, 1868. 

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1st Eenfrew Corps- Greenock. 

Captains^ John Fiillarton, Kobert Thome, and William J. Neill— 

29th November, 1873. 

Lieiitenants—Eobert Morton and Hugh Richard Walker—1st 

June, 1873. 

Sub-Lieutenants—AVilliam 

January, 1874, 

F. Allan and Alexander Hill- 21st 

1st Dumbartonshire Corps— Helensburgh. 

Captain Thomas J. F. Messer— 11th December, 1872. 

Sub-Lieutenants— William Anderson—16th November, 1873 ; John 

"p. Dick— 21st February, 1874. 

Acting Assistant-Surgeon—Jas. Finlay, M.D. — 24th Dec, 1873. 

Honorary Chaplain—K,ev. John Baird, B.D, — 4th March, 1869. 

3d Dumbartonshire Corps—Dumbarton. 

Captain—William L. Halley— 23d March, 1872. 

Lieutenants— Peter M'Innes—7th August, 1868; William Anderson 

1st June, 1873. 

Assistant-Surgeon— B. M. Richards, M.D., 7th August— 1873. 

Honorary Chaplain— Rev. Andrew Gray—22d March, 1861. 

SOCIETIES. 

Greenock United Bible Society and Association — Instituted 

1842.—James Morton, Esq., President ; Rev. Dr M'Culloch, James 

Duff, Esq., D. Johnstone, Esq., and Abram Lyle, Esq., vicepresidents 

; Rev. J. J. Bonar and Hugh Buie, secretaries ; James 

Paterson, treasurer ; James M'Kelvie, stationer, depository ; with a 

committee of 26 members. 

Greenock Seamen's Friends' Society—Instituted 1820. — Abram 

Lyle, president ; Thomas Carmichael, treasurer ; John M'llvain, 

secretary ; U. Walton, assistant secretary ; with 48 directors ; D. 

Brotchie, chaplain ; Walter Sinclair, officer. This Society has a 

chapel, seating 350, in which Divine service is conducted three times 

each Lord's Day. Ministers in town generally take the evening 

service. A Reading Room and Library open daily from 10 till 6, free 

of charge. Loan Libraries are supplied to all vessels leaving the jiort 

on foreign voyages, as well as to many Greenock ships sailing from 

other ports on the Clyde— about 250 are thus issued in the year. It 

has a depot, where the Scriptiires are sold at reduced prices in various 

languages. The Society keeps a boat in which the chaplain visits the 

ships at the Tail of the Bank when weather permits. 

Sailors' Home, Dock Breast—Instituted J 852.— Having accommodation 

for 80 seamen, with every convenience and comfort—Duncan 

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. 

Greenock Young Men's Christian Association—Instituted 1839. 

Rooms, Temperance Institvite, West Stewart Street. Office-bearers 

— Hon. president, Mr Abram Lyle president, INIr Robert ; 

Hamilton ; 

vice-president, Mr Charles M'Call ; 

corresponding secretary, Mr R, S.

48 APPENDIX. 

Campbell ; treasurer, Mr J. B. Hay ; librarian, Mr James Gordon 

joint secretaries, Messrs John Morison and John M'Intyre ; 

James D. 

Muir, reading-room secretary. This Association has for its object the 

religions, moral, and intellectual imijrovement of young men. It is 

divided into eight branches, which meet in the following places every 

Friday evening at 8.45 for religious services, viz.- -Branch No. 1, 

Wellpark Free Church Session-house ; No. 2, Free Middle Church do.; 

No. 3, Baptist Chapel, West Burn Street ; No. 4, Union Street U.P. 

Session-House ; No. 5, Sir Michael Street U.P. Session-house ; No. 6, 

St Andrew's Free Church Session-house ; No. 7, South Free Church 

Session-house ; No. 8, Cartsburn Parish Church Session-house. Meetings 

for prayer are held every Sabbath morning, at 8 o'clock, in St Andrew's 

Free Church Library, and at 10 o'clock in the Lesser Temperance 

Hall. Young men of good moral character are admitted members 

yipon assenting to the constitution and laws of the Association. There 

is a Library of 700 vols, for the use of the members and subscribers. 

Tract distribution and other mission work is engaged in by the members. 

There is a Relief and Sick Fund. A popular course of lectures 

and a, reading-room are also carried on by the Association. The 

reading-rooin and library, Temperance Institute Buildings, are open 

to the public at the following rates of subscription : —Annual subscription, 

7s 6d ; half-yearly, 4s ; quarterly, 2s ; apprentices, annually, 2s 6d. 

Greenock Young Men's Protestant Association—Instituted 1862. 

Object - The study of the Bible and Eomish Works ; the enlightenment 

of Protestants as to the real character of Popery in its religious, 

social, and political aspects, and the conversion of Romanists. Hon. 

president, Robert Shankland, Esq.; hon. vice president. Bailie Baton ; 

chairman. Rev. J. M'Pherson ; vice-chairman, William Grey; treasurer, 

J. Robinson ; secretary, Joseph Sharp ; corresponding secretary, 

John E. Arle ; librarian, D. M 'Arthur ; committee, Messrs Thomas 

Adams, Andrew Swan, John M'Call, D. M'Kew, W. Craig, J. 

M'Donald, J. Brown, J Robertson, J. Buchanan, W. M'Gill. The 

members meet during the winter months on Monday evenings at a 

quarter-past eight o'clock, in the Gaelic School, West Stewart Street. 

Essays are read, and conversations and readings engaged in for mutual 

improvement. Young men of good character, who admit the Bible to 

be the Word of God and their guide, are admitted as members 

Annual subscription, one shilling. 

Greenock Sabbath School Union—Instituted 1870.—James Morton, 

'E&i., Balclutha, honorary president; William Bowie, president; 

Robert Hamilton, vice-president ; Robert Wright, treasurer ; Robert 

Wrig:ht and John S Nicol, secretaries ; with an executive committee 

of thirteen, 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 ; 2d, to improve the method of conducting schools ; and 3d, 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 

quarterly. 

Greenock Working Boys' and Girls' Religious Society —Honorary 

president, James Morton, Esq. , Balclutha ; honorary vice-presidents, 

Rev. Archibald Fullarton, Rev. Peter Thomson, Rev. John Young, 

Rev. Andrew Symington, Provost Neill, Abram Lyle, Esq., John 

Scott, Yst., W. J. Marshall, Esq., M.D. ; president, Q. L. Anderson, 

11, West Blackball Street ; 

vice-president, M, F, Dunlop, 5, Robert-

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son Street; treasiirer, James Morton, jnn., Balclntha; secretary, 

James Slater, jnn., 29, Rue-end Street ; statistical secretary, William 

Lamont ; board of management, Messrs John Maci^hail, Jas. Morton, 

jun., George Bryan, Eobert Hamilton, Samuel Duncan, James Barr, 

Hastie, 

Q. L. Anderson, William Crawford, James Slater, jun. , 

M. F. Dunlop, Alexander Chalmers, John Forbes, 

Wm. 

John Maclachlan, 

William Auld, William Lamont, T. R. Ogilvie, Peter MacKellar 

keeper of society's rooms, William Burns ; master of working boys' 

home, Peter Macgregor. Its chief aim is to impart religious instruction, 

and form a collecting link between the Sabbath School and the 

Church. It ijrovides classes for teaching the elements of education, 

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, Mission Halls, St. Lawrence 

Street, Temperance Institute, Crawfordsbui'n Free Church School, 

Old Seamen's Chapel, West Breast, Mission Hall, Vennel, and 

Mission Hall, Broad Close. There is also 

Society a Home for destitute working lads 

in connection with the 

above 14 years of age. 

Society's Committee Rooms, 46, 

Broad Close. 

Cathcart Street, and Mission Hall, 

GREENOCK MEDICAL SOCIETY. 

Instituted 30th October, 1865. 

The objects are to receive communications on Medicine and Surgery, 

to converse on medical topics, and generally to promote 

Ijrofessional improvement and amicable feelings by any means that 

from time to time be approved of by the Society. Ordinary meetings 

are usually held once a month during session. 

Office-bearers for 1875 :—President, E. T. Dowie, M.D. ; vicepresident, 

W. A. Wilson, M.D. ; secretary, J. K. Robertson, M.D. ; 

treasurer, John M'Dougall, M.D. ; librarian, J. Paton, M.D. 

BENEVOLENT. 

Greenock Female Benevolent Society— Instituted 1811, for the 

benefit of aged females of good moral character. Supported by 

voluntary subscriptions. Lady Octavia Shaw Stewart, patroness ; Mrs 

David Johnstone, Belleaire, president ; Mrs Robert Miller, 41, Union 

Street, treastirer ; Miss Buchanan, 48, Esplanade, secretary ; Rev. 

Wm. Laughton, chaplain ; 40 superintendents, 40 visitors, and 19 

collectors. The Committee meet on the second Monday of every 

month, in the hall in connection with the Free Gaelic Church, 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. 

Training Home for Friendless Girls, Mount Pleasant Street, 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 from 12 

to 16 years of age. These are trained m the Home for domestic 

service, besides beinginstructed in reading, writing, arithmetic, sewing, 

&c. , and having habits of industry and well-doing inculcated. After 

obtaining situations for these inmates, the Committee continue to take 

a lively interest in them. 

d

50 APPEIJiTDIX. 

The Home is supported by voltintary subscriptions, and lodgers who 

receive every attention. 

Trustees—R. Little, Esq., A. Lyle, Esq., J. M'Gregor, Esq. 

President —Mrs Hamilton, Seabank. 

Vice-President—Mrs J. Brymner, Ardenlea. 

T7'easu7'e7'- -Mrs Wilson, 6 Grey Place. 

Secretary—Miss Kelso, Flower Bank. 

Chnplain—Rev A. Symington. 

Directors—B. Campbell, Esq., M. Hill, Esq., A. M. Fleming, Esq. 

House of Refuge or Shelter for Females, Ingieston— Instituted 

1854.—President, Mrs Jas. J. Grieve, Levan ; Vice-President, Mrs 

^Yilliam Steele, Silwood ; and a committee of 20 ladies ; J ohn 

Cunningham, treasurer ; Rev. J. M. Jarvie, secretary ; Rev. Dr 

M'Gulloch, chaplain. Gentlemen's Committee — James Morton, David 

Johnstone, Robert Blair, John Cunningham, Utrick Walton, and 

Alexander Mackenzie. Miss Small, matron. The object of this 

Institution is to afford shelter to destitute and fallen females, training 

them for the duties of the household, and to assist in getting them 

into sei-vice with respectable families. 

Greenock Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society.—This Society was 

instituted in 1872, for the iûrpose 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 10th Feb., 1873, 

and Mrs Palmer is the 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. 

Vice-Presidents -J . Morton, 

President— Jas. J. Grieve, Esq., M.P. 

Esq., D. Johnstone, Esq., A Lyle, Esq. 

Secretary and Treasurer—James W. Tiirner. 

Chaplain—Rev. Andrew Symington. 

There is a Committee of gentlemen and also of ladies, with a staff of 

Ijrison and district visitors. Mrs Duncan Cunningham, secretary, and 

Miss Rodger, treasurer, to ladies' committee. 

Greenock Charitable Society, for the relief of the 

Instituted in 1861.—Jas. J. Grieve, M.P., patron; 

Casual Poor 

Provost Neill, 

president ; Messrs A. Lyle, Bailie Scott and J. C. Hunter, ^dce-presidents 

; Jas. Morton, also a vice-president ; Matthew Hill, treasurer 

James Morrison, 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 dividing the five Wards 

of the town among 28 distributors, one convener for each of the five 

wards— 1st Ward, John Orr, jun. ; 2d Ward, James Armit ; 3d 

AVard, Andrew M'Farlan ; 4th Ward, Andrew Swan ; 5th Ward, 

Wm. Cirawford. 

The Greenock Highland Society— Founded for the followingobjects, 

viz. :—1st, "For the purpose of preserving and promoting 

the language, literature, music, poetry, antiquities, and athletic 

games of the Highlanders, and for encouraging the more general 

xxse of the national dress ; 

" 2d, " For founding one or more

APPENDIX. 51 

bursaries, or to make anniial or other grants of money in aid of 

diligent or distinguished students, being natives, or sons of natives 

of the Highlands of Scotland;" and, od, "For establishing a fund 

for affording temporary relief to deserving and destitute Highlanders, 

and assisting worthy persons coming from the Highlands 

in quest of employment." Office-bearers— Chief, the Most Noble 

the Marquis of Lome ; president, James Johnston Grieve, Esq., 

M.P. ; patron. Sir Michael ii. Shaw Stewart, Bai^t. ; vice-presidents, 

John Fleming, Esq., John Erskine, Esq., Rev. John M'Pherson, 

Walter Grieve, Esq., Dugald Campbell, Esq., and Colin Campbell, 

Esq. ; directors, Messrs Neil Brown, Archibald Cook, Archd. M'Call, 

K. M'Caskill, J. M'Dougall, M.D , Duncan M'lntyre, Hugh M'Kay, 

James M'Kenzie, Duncan Munro, Samuel Nicholson, John Thomson, 

Graham Brymner, Archibald Brown, Dr M'llaild, John M'Kechnie, 

Hugh M'Lachlan, and Dimcan Campbell— any fiveaquorum ; treasurer, 

Mr James Brown, jun. joint secretaries, John M Campbell, and ; 

John 

Cameron. 

EDUCATIONAL, 

GEEENOCK SCHOOL BOARD. 

In accordance with the i^rovisions of "The Education (Scotland) 

Act, 1872," the following gentlemen have been elected members of the 

School Board in and for this biirgh—Edward Blackmore, engineer ; 

Dugald Campbell, accountant ; William Gordon, Roman Catholic 

clergyman ; John Mitchell Hutcheson, siigar broker ; Wm. Laughton, 

minister of the Gospel ; William Johnston Marshall, doctor of 

medicine ; James Morton, iron merchant ; James Melville M'Culloch, 

minister of the West Parish Church ; Alexander Mackenzie, printer 

and publisher ; James Stewart, merchant ; 

physician and svirgeon. 

Secretary, G. Williamson ; 

and James Wallace, M.D., 

Quintin Bone, Treasurer. 

SCHOOLS TEMPORARILY TRANSFERRED TO GREENOCK 

BURGH SCHOOL BOARD. 

Free Middle Church Mission School, Broad Close—Teacher, Mr 

A. K. M'Donald and assistant. 

Union Street U. P. Mission School, Smith's Lane- Teacher, Mr 

George Bryan and assistants. 

Free Crawfurdsburn School—Mr M. Carmichael and assistants. 

Charity School — Mr Thomas Kay, teacher, and assistants. 

Free North School -Mr M'Lean and assistant. 

Temporary School, St Andi-ew's Mission Hall, No. 65 Vennel—Mr 

James Watson, teacher. 

St Andrew Square School -Alexander Bremner, F. E.I.S, head 

master, and assistants. 

St Lawrence Street School —George Leith and assistants. 

Lynedoch Street School—Gordon Simpson and assistants. 

Original School of Industry—Miss Shaw and assistants. 

WEST (LANDWARD) PARISH SCHOOL BOARD. 

Chairman, Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart. ; James Stewart, of 

Garvocks ; A. M. Fleming, merchant ; Robert Neill, writer ; W. O. 

Leitch, merchant ; clerk and treasurer, .7. Innes Macdougall.

52 APPENDIX. 

EAST (LANDWARD) PARISH SCHOOL BOARD. 

Chairman—Thomas Macknigiit, Esq. of Cartsburn; Sir M. R. Shaw 

Stewart, Bart. ; Rev. Jamies Hutcheson ; J. F. Marshall, Ladybiirn 

R. G-. Somerville, Port-Glasgow Road ; clerk and treasurer—J. Innes 

Macdougall. 

GREENOCK ACADEMY. 

Directors. 

Provost Neill, \ 

Councillor Arbiickle, I 

Councillor Duff, I Directors from the Town Council. 

Councillor Shankland, V 

Councillor "Walker, 

/ 

I 

Rev. William Laughton, 

Rev. J. M. Jarvie, 

Dr W. J. Marshall, 

. T J T T? X? Alexander J. lêrguson, Esq., 

Allan Swan, 

^ 

! 

r 

| 

t\- x e 4.1 c< i, -i 

Directors from the Svibscribers. 

! 

William M'Clure, J 

Louson Walker, treasurer. George Williamson, secretary. 

The Greenock Academy, sitiiated in Nelson street, was opened in 

September, 1855, and is intended to provide a good general education 

for boys and girls. It contains twelve spacious and well-aired classrooms, 

with teachers' rooms, &c., and a large hall in Avhich all the 

15Uj)ils may be assembled ; there is also an extensive play-ground attached, 

with covered sheds for exercise in wet weather. The curriculum 

for the senior classes embraces a wide and varied course of 

study, extending over five years, and the arrangements are siich as to 

allow a selection of classes to be made, suitable for those intending 

afterwards to pursue their studies at any of the Universities, as well 

as for those wishing to qualify themselves for the public service or for 

mercantile imrsuits. 

Rector — E. L. Neilson. Arithmetic and Mathematics, James 

Stirling, M.A. Classical Departments, the Rector. Head Master, 

F. H. Mure. Modern Languages, Robert Dryden. Writing, John 

Eraser. Drawing, T. Kirkwood. Pianoforte and Singing, G. T. 

Poulter and Miss Christie. Class Singing, W. P. Cross. Dancing, 

Mrs (Wallace) Gillies. Sewing and Fancy Work, Miss M'Lean. 

Janitor, John M'Kelvie. 

There are two Bursaries in connection with the Academy, the 

holders of which are entitled to attend all the ordinary classes gratis : 

—The Macfie Biirsary, 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 is appointed each year by 

Mr Fairrie's Trustees—5 boys. 

Regulations for the Macfie Bursary. 1. The Directors shall select annually, 

after competitive examination, one boy to be admitted to the 

Classical Department, and to be educated in all the accompanying 

branches. There shall be no appointment in place of Bursars who 

may be prevented from completing the curriculum. 2. The comjietition 

shall be open to boys not imder eight or above twelve years of age, 

from the Academy or any other school approved of by the Directors ; 

and due advertisement shall be made accordingly, 3. Any boy may

APPENDIX. 53 

be selected to enter in any year of the classical curriculum, according 

the iârents or guardians of the 

to the judgment of the examinators ; 

Bursar undertaking that he shall complete the curriculum. 4. An 

examination of the Bursars shall be made annually; and the Bursaries 

shall be continued only on proof being given of regular and satisfactoiy 

progress. 

The Fairrie Bursary was founded by the late Thomas Fairrie, Esq. 

and he stipulated by his deed of settlement, that in return for the 

bequest made by him to the Academy, the Directors should present a 

gratis education to one boy of i^romise in each year of the Latin curriculum, 

along with the free enjoyment of all the accompanying classes, 

who should be recommended by his Trustees, and failing them, by the 

superintendent of the schools endowed by Mr Fairrie. 

In addition to the ordinary class prizes, the foUoAving are competed 

for annually at the close of the session:—1. The Stewart Gold Medal 

open to Boys and Girls of the Third, Fourth and Fifth Years attending 

the Academy during the Session in which the medal is given—£5. 

The Competitors may select any six of the following ten subjects (one 

at least being a language)—Mathematics, Arithmetic, Latin, Greek, 

French, German, English, Literature and Analysis, English Grammar 

and Composition, History and Geography, Scripture Knowledge. 2. 

The Brown Society's Prize—open to Boys in the Classical Department 

during the Session—£10. 3. The Campbell Prize—a Case of Mathematical 

Instruments to the best scholar in the Mathematical Department—£5. 

Two prizes for Scripture Knowledge—open to all Pupils of 

the Fourth and Fifth Years. 

Greenock Bagged School Association.—School buildings, with superintendent 

and matron's houses attached, Wellington, Captain, and 

Holmscroft Streets. President, Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, Bart. ; 

vice-presidents, Patrick Eraser, Esq. , Sheriff of Renfrewshire, James 

J. Grieve, Esq., M.P. for Greenock, Robert Neill, Esq., Provost; 

chairman of acting committee, James Stewart ; deputy-chairman, 

Andrew Munro ; treasurer, John C. Hunter ; secretary to committee 

of Boys' School, Mr M. F. Dunlop ; secretaries to committee of Girls' 

School, Mr John Robertson and Miss Little. It is the object of this 

Association to reclaim the neglected and destitute children of Greenock 

by affording them the benefit of a good common and Christian education, 

and 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 are conducted is as follows :—The 

are in- 

children receive an allowance of food for their daily support ; 

structed in reading, writing and arithmetic ; trained in 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. 

Greenock Auxiliary Gaelic School Society— Instituted 1820.— Rev. 

Malcolm M'Askill, president; Robert Blair, Esq., vice-president; 

John Maci^hail, treasurer and secretary. Committee — Donald 

M'Donald, Hugh Buie, Andrew M'Farlane. A. J. Black, Donald 

M'Tavish, Du.ncan Shaw, Hugh M'Arthur, Archibald Adam, with a 

committee of ladies. 

Highlanders' Academy, Roxburgh Street— Erected in 1836. — Pre- 

Robert Blair and D. Thomson, vice- 

sident, the Provost of Greenock ;

54 APPEN DIX. 

presidents ; Samuel M'Cuaig, treasurer ; J. Eobertson, secretary ; 

with a committee of 22 members. AVilliam Bowie, head master; 

flobert Wilson, Donald Munro, Alexander M'Dowall, and 5 pupil 

teachers ; Infant School— Miss LaAv, Miss Simpson, and assistants ; 

teacher of elocution, William Moffat ; teacher of drawing, Mr Yuill. 

The object of the institution is to give a good English and commercial 

education to children at a moderate charge. 

MENTAL AND PHYSICAL. 

Greenock Juridical Society -Instituted 21st November, 1872.—This 

society has for its chief objects 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 

members. Office-bearers—Honorary president, AVilliam M'Clure, 

Esq. ; president, Colin M'Culloch, Esq. ; vice-presidents, Messrs 

George Rutherford and Thomas Wilson ; secretary, Mr A. S. Walker 

treasurer, Mr Thos. Niven, jun. ; directors, Messrs David Eitchie, 

Daniel Anderson, J. W. Crawford, M. M. Eougvie, John M'Gregor, 

and David Paton. 

Philosophical Society of Greenock.—The jjurpose of the society is 

the promotion of the stiidy of literature, science and art, by means of 

lectures and otherwise. The meetings are held in the Watt Monixment. 

Office bearers for 1875-76 :— President, Graham Brymner, Esq. 

Adce-presidents, John Scott, yst., Esq., and William M'Chire, Esq.; 

treasurer, Mr T. E. Ogilvie ; secretary, Mr G. E. M'Dougall ; committee, 

Messrs John Neill, junr., Dr J. K. Eobertson, Eobeii; Speir, 

Daniel Eankin, James Glen, Eev. J. M. Jarvie, Edward Blackmore, 

Eobert Allan, D. M. Erskine, John Allan, Dr Marshall, Eev. Julius 

Lloyd, Thomas Prentice, F. L. Patterson, and James Aitken. 

The Watt Club— Instituted 1813.—Alexander Mackenzie, president; 

, secretary and treasurer. 

Greenock Grocers' Association—Instituted 1857. -William Patterson, 

president ; James Flett, vice-president ; J. A. Cameron, secretary; 

Thomas Miller, treasurer. This association is composed of young men 

connected with the grocery trade, and has for its object the promotion 

of acquaintance and friendship among its members, the mental and 

moral improvement, and the shortening and regulating the hours of 

laboixr. Ordinary meetings are held generally once a month. 

Ardgowan Club—For Bowling—Sir M. E. Shaw Stewart, Bart., 

patron ; John Eennie, president ; Thomas Stark, treasurer ; Utrick 

Walton, secretary. 

Wellington Park Bowling Club—Patron, Sir M. E. Shaw Stewart, 

Bart. ; donor. Sir M. E. Shaw Stewart, Bart. ; honorary member, Hew 

M'llwraith, Esq. ; John M'Cowan, president ; Thomas Johnston, vicepresident 

; Alexander Simpson, treasurer ; James Milne, secretary. 

Grosvenor Bowling Club -Patron, Michael Hugh Shaw Stewart, yr., 

of Ardgowan ; honorary members, Sir M. E. Shaw Stewart, Bart., the 

Provost of Greenock, J. J. Grieve, Esq., M.P. ; William Bowie, 

president; Archibald M'Call, vice-president; Hugh Weir, secretary; 

Hugh M'Lachlan, treasurer. Committee—Messrs John P. M'Laren, 

John Service, George Bathgate, Thomas Grier, David Young, John 

Gordon, Alexander Calder, champion. 

Greenock Cricket Club—Instituted 1862—Patron, Sir Michael E. 

Shaw Stewai-t, Bart, ; president, James Stewart, Esq. ; vice-president,

APPENDIX. 55 

John Steven, Esq. ; J. J. Grieve, Esq., M.P., honorary life member 

captain, J. A. Morison ; honorary treasurer, J. A. Campbell ; honorary 

secretary, J. H. Gardner, 15 Laird Street. Committee--J. Agnew, 

W. M'Clure, jun., R. G. Adam, J. Lang, jun., J. Morton, jnn., A. 

D. Macfarlane, J. R. M'Artlmr, C. C. Richardson, J. D. VYalton. 

Ground, Glenpark. Annual subscription, one guinea. 

Osborne Cricket Club —Instituted 1868—Ground, Smithston Park. 

The office-bearers for the year are as follows :— President, Mr A. S. 

M'Lachlan ; captain, Mr John Lawson ; honorary treasurer, Mr George 

Sutherland, Roxburgh Street ; honorary secretary, Mr D. Ferguson 

Miller, 13 Lyle Street. Committee— Messrs Henry Bowden, William 

Waddell, George S. Deas, John M. Gallacher ; with the captain, 

president, secretary and treasurer. Subscriiition, 10s 6d. 

TEMPERANCE. 

Greenock Total Abstinence Society— Instituted 1836 - Office and 

Halls, Temperance Institute, West Stewart Street. Honorary president, 

Robert Little, Esq. ; president, John Lang ; vice-presidents, 

J. Black, P. Cram, J. M'Naught, Thomas Kay, Hugh M'Arthur, and 

William Bowman ; treasurer, Robert Cameron ; secretaries, Messrs A. 

Rowan and D. Paton ; honorary secretary, S Duncan ; Registrar of 

Society and Curator of Institute, Adam Anderson. 

Cartsdyke Working Men's Total Abstinence Society. —Founded in 

December, 1870 -Rev. George Moir, president ; John M'Intyre, 

secretary ; and David Taylor, treasurer. 

GOOD TEMPLARS 

Guide to the Templar Lodges of the district, showing the No., 

Name, Place of Meeting, and the Deprity's name and address :—65, 

Hope of Greenock, Temperance Institute, Friday, 8.0, Jas. Baxter, 11 

Lyle St.; 67, Good Samaritan, Odd-fellows' Hall, Port-Glasgow, Friday, 

7.30, Rev. A. Baird, Ivy Bank, Port-Glasgow; 177, Hope of Gourock, 

White's School, Gourock, Thursday, 7.30, Dr Wylie, Craigend, 

Gourock ; 191, Good Intent, Borland's Mission Hall, Friday, 7.30, 

William Ireland, 75 Holmscroft Street ; 225, Banks of Clyde, Good 

Templars' Hall, Tuesday, 8.0, Thomas Mitchell, 58 Drumfrochar 

Road ; 296, Nazarene, Bouverie Terrace, Port-Glasgow, Monday, 7.30, 

T. M'Ghee, Robert Street, Port-Glasgow ; 297, Effort of Lailyburn, 

Crawfurdsburn F.C. School, Monday, 7.45, Neil Buie, Octavia 

Cottages ; 350, Pride of Ardgowan, Parish Schoolroom, Inverkip, 

Wednesday, 7.30, William Bennet, Inverkip ; 364, Banner of Love, 

Temperance Institute, Tuesday, 8.0, William Stewart, 76 Roxburgh 

Street ; 460, Thomas Fairrie, Old Seamen's Chapel, Wednesday, 8.0, 

Charles Neilson, 15 Sir Michael Street ; 503, True Blue, Good Templars' 

Hall, Monday, 8.0, William Young, 67 Regent Street ; 582, 

Lynedoch, Smith's Lane Mission Hall, Tuesday, 8.0, Rev. Alexander 

Doctor, 16 South Street ; 583, Star of Peace, Star Hall, Broad Close, 

Tuesday, 7.45, Rev. R. Ayres, 34 Brachelston Place ; 584, Advance, 

Congregational School, Union Street, Monday, 8.15, R. P. Templeton, 

7 Mill, Street ; 595, James Watt, Good Templars' Hall, Thursday, 

7. 30 William Burns, 46 Cathcart Street ; 714, Tir nam Beann, Good 

Temi^lars' Hall, Friday, 8.0, John M'Taggart, 3 West Bum Street 

726, Mariners' Lifeboat, Old Seamen's Chapel, Tuesday, 7.30, Thomas

56 

APPENDIX. 

Blair, 11 Dempster Street ; 753, Hope of Ladyburn, Cartsburn Hall, 

Cartsburn Street, Tuesday, 7.30, David M'Lachlan, 10 Morton 

Terrace ; 804, Star of the East, Cartsburn Hall, Cartsburn Street, 

Thursday, 7.30, James King, 7 Hope Street ; 829, Hope of Newark, 

Hamilton's Hall, Port-Glasgow, Wednesday, 7.45, J. R. Cleghorn, 55 

Church Street, Port-Glasgow ; 856, Royal Albert, Star Hall, Broad 

Close, Wednesday, 8.0, Hugh M'MiUian, 1 Hill Street ; 903, Christian 

Effort, Working Boys' Religious Society Rooms, 46 Cathcart Street, 

Friday, 7.30, John M'MiUian, 1 Hill Street. 

J. M'Glashan, D.D., G.W.C.T., 40 Cathcart Street. 

R. P. Templeton, D.S., 7 Mill Street. 

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS. 

The Provincial liodge for the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire —John 

M'Glashan, grand worthy chief templar, district deputy ; J. R. 

Cleghorn, vice-templar ; John Cook, past grand worthy chief templar ; 

Rev. R. Ayres, grand worthy chaplain ; R. P. Templeton, secretary, 

7 Mill Street. 

This Lodge meets once a month in the Scotland's First British 

Workman, 46 Cathcart Street. Is composed of representatives from 

the various Lodges in the districts, including Langbank, Port-Glasgow, 

Greenock, Gourock, and Inverkip. Its object being the 

furtherance of the cause of Temperance by united effort and mutual 

counsel. 

MUSICAL. 

Greenock Choral Society—Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Baronet, patron 

J. M. Hutcheson, president ; W. O. Leitch, vice-president ; A. O. 

Leitch, secretary ; J. K. Stewart, treasurer ; Daniel M. Middleton, 

conductor. Meets for the practice of choral music, sacred and secular, 

in the West Parish Sessional School, Nelson Street, on Thursday 

evenings. 

Greenock Choral Union—Honorary president, Abram Lyle, Esq. 

vice-president, Archibald Paton, Esq.; J. M. Carmichael, hon. secretary 

; W. J. Ritchie, hon. treasu.rer ; W. P. Cross, conductor. Meets 

for the practice of sacred and secular music in the AVest Parish 

Sessional School, Nelson Street, on Tuesday evenings from September 

till April. 

The Greenock Orpheus Club.— Monday evenings. Upper Mission 

Hall, Church Place. President, E. Blackmore, Esq. ; James Tannahill, 

hon. treasurer ; John Currie, hon. secretary. 

HORTICULURAL. 

Royal AVest Renfrewshire Horticultural Society. — Patron, His 

Royal Highness the Prince of AVales ; honorary presidents, Sii- 

Michael R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., James Morton and Alexander Scott 

vice-president, Alex. M'Kechnie ; treasurer, Hugh Ritchie ; secretary, 

James Smith ; managing committee, AVilliam Murray, James Cant, 

John Conning, Robert Galloway, Thomas Blair, Geo. Christie, Alex, 

Campbell, Alexander Baird, Robert Sheridan, Alexander Cruden, 

David Allan, William Young, Peter Sinclair, AYilliam Stewart, George 

Kane, George Stewart, Thomas Kay, John Hardie, and John M'Kelvie. 

Competition meetings in Town Hall, on Thursday and Friday, 15th 

and 16th July, and Thursday and Friday, 1st and 2d September.

APPENDIX. 57 

AGRICULTURAL. 

Lower Ward of Renfrewshire Agricultural Society—Established 

1849. — Annual exhibition of live stock and dairy ^jroduce will take 

place this year in the field at the back of the Academy in June. Sir 

Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, of Ardgowan and Blackball, Bart., 

patron ; Duncan Darroch, Esq. of Gourock, president ; Horatio R. B. 

Peile, Esq., vice-president; James Laird, Berrj^yards, treasurer; D. 

L. Macadam, Mansion-house, secretary. 

Clyde 

BENEFIT AND FRIENDLY. 

Shipmasters' Provident Association -^ Instituted 1852. — 

James J. Grieve, M.P., president; T. O. Hunter, vice-president; 

John Cvinningham, treasurer and secretaiy ; Duncan Cuiminghani, 

assistant secretary ; with a committee of twelve members ; A. Leisk, 

ofiicer ; 

Secretary's office, 32 Cathcart Street. 

Buchanan Bequest.—By Codicil and Deed of Foundation, dated 

4th December, 1862, Mr James Campbell Buchanan, of Bagatelle, 

Greenock, bequeathed £4000 in trust to 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 in Greenock, to afford shelter during night to poor persons 

without a home, and to supj)ly them with a nourishing meal on 

entering 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. 

Scott Bequest.—By will, dated 8th January, 1836, Mr William 

Scott, of St Andrew's, New Brunswick, bequeathed the residue of his 

estate 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 Gi-eenock," 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 rtaathematics." Mr 

Scott died in 1838, but the estates have not yet been completely 

realised. The Trustees have on hand about £4000. An institution 

has now been endowed, of which Mr George Wylie, the Duff-Scripture 

Reader, is superintendent, and Mrs Wylie, matron. Several admissions 

have been made of indigent orphan children, and the Institution 

is nowin full working order. 

Carpnters' Benevolent Society — Meets in the Trades' Hall, Cathcart 

Street. 

Greenock Friendly Funeral Society— Instituted 1824 --John Bell, 

preses; John M'Neilage, jun., treasurer; Duncan Gilmour, secretary; 

John Fraser, officer. Monthly meetings are held on the third Thursday 

of January, April, Jwlj, and October. This Society has for its 

object the assistance of relatives of deceased members, and the payment 

of all funeral expenses. Entry money, 6s. 

Legal Burial Society— James Hood, agent, 24 Bank Street ; John 

M'Dougall, referee.

58 Appendix. 

Greenock Shipwrights' Provident Union Society—Instituted 1824 

General meetings on the second Wednesday of January, May, and 

September; Committee meetings on the first Thursday of each month. 

Rooms in Harvie Lane, open every Saturday evening from half-past 

seven o'clock till nine. 

Greenock Blacksmiths' Friendly Society—Meetings are held every 

fourth Tuesday in the Trades' Hall, 42 Cathcart Street. 

Greenock Branch of the Scotch United Operative Blacksmiths' Protective 

Friendly Society meets every second Monday in Trades' Hall, 

42 Cathcart Street. President, John Henery; treasurer, Robert Don; 

secretary, Ai'chibald Reid, 24 Lyle street. 

Greenock Trades' Funeral Society—William Hunter, preses ; 

Duncan M'Kenzie, treasurer ; Thomas Smith, clerk ; John Somerville, 

officer. 

United Reform Friendly Society — Office, 22 Sir Michael Street; 

local committee, John Simpson, Thomas Moffat, and ^William Allison, 

district agent, Wil'iam Simpson. 

Greenock Shoemakers' Friendly Society—Instituted 8th August, 

1842—James Malcolm, senior deacon ; John Sampson, treasurer ; James 

Milne, jun., auditor; Robert Paul, officer, with six of committee. 

Meets in the Mechanics' Institution on the second Monday of February, 

May, August, and November ; the annual meeting is in November. 

Order of Sons of Temperance Friendly Society —John Dunlop 

Division, No. 92— Instituted 27th February 1865—Meets every alternate 

Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, in the Temperance Institute, 

West Stewart Street. Object—By payment of initiation fee, according 

to age, and eightpence per fortnight, a benefit in case of sickness of 

ten shillings weekly, with doctor's attendance will be given—and at 

death £10 And for an additional shilling in the quarter, £10 on the 

death of a member's wife. 

ODD-FELLOWS. 

Meet in their hall Waverley Buildings. The district officers are 

M'Culloch, GM ; Andrew Morrow, DGM ; Prov. CS and treasurer, 

John Carswell ; John Quin, examining officer ; W. B. Tierney, 

relieving officer 

Banks of Clyde Lodge, No. 1586, meet in the hall. West Burn St. 

John 

T. D. Rorison, NG ; G. T. Ward, VG ; James M'Crindle, GM ; 

Allison, secretary ; PG David Nutt, treasurer ; Dr Kerr, siu'geon, 

Hugh Rose, tyler. 

James Watt Lodge -David Service, NG ; Robert Auld, VG ; David 

Thomson, GM ; George Weir, PPGM, secretary ; Andrew Morrow, 

DGM, treasurer ; Dr Auld, surgeon ; Hvigh Rose, tyler. 

Highland Mai-y Lodge—Alexander M'Farlane, secretary 4 John 

Carswell, treasurer ; Dr M'Dougall, surgeon ; John Orr, tyler. 

FORESTERS. 

The Greenock District consists of 14 Courts. Number of members, 

Alexander Paton, 

3207. Neil Smith, DCR ; Finlay M'Leod, GDCR ; 

treasurer ; James Russell, secretary. 

Court Banks of Clyde, No. 1109—Members, 450. John Inglis, CR; 

David Bx-and, SCR; Alexander Livingstone, treasurer ; James Lindsay, 

secretary ; Archibald Dunlop Stewart, jun., M.D., CM Surgeon. 

Court Caledonia, No. 1275— Members, 520 Francis Agnew, CR; 

Philip M'Cann, SCR; Archibald M'Kenzie, treasurer; WilUam

APPENblX. 59 

fempsoii, secretary; Arthur D. Kerr, M.B., M.C., surgeon of tlie 

Amalgamated Medical Association. 

Court Koyal Archer, No. 1541—Members, 277. Robert M'Farlane, 

CR ; Edward Fleming, SCR ; Daniel Sellars, treasurer ; Archibald 

Hamilton, secretary; Arthur D. Kerr, M.B., M.C., stirgeon of the 

Amalgamated Medical Association. 

Court James Watt, No, 4468—Members, 352. James Harley, CR ; 

John Gray, SCR ; David Rose, treasurer; John Shedden, secretary ; 

Ai'thur D. Kerr, M.B., surgeon of the Amalgamated Medical Association. 

Court Robert Burns, No. 5753—Members, 213. John S. Wilson,CR; 

William Laidlaw, SCR; Alex. M'Killop, treasurer; John M'Cregor, 

Arthur D. Kerr, M.D., M.C., surgeon of the Amalgamated 

secretary ; 

Medical Association. 

Court Highland Mary, No. 5851 —Members, 80. James Lyons, CR ; 

Fred. P. M. Manners, SCR : Andi'ew Sellars, treasurer ; William T. 

Henderson, secretary ; John C. Douglas, surgeon. 

Court Newark, No. 4111, Port-Glasgow— Members 3C3. 

Court Glenalbyn, No. 4511, Easdale—Members, 120. 

Court St John, No. 5222, Paisley- Members, 320. 

Court Scotia, No. 5405, Port-Glasgow Members 223. 

Court Bute, No. 5630, Rothesay—Members, 114. 

Court King George, No. .5763, Paisley—Members, 63. 

Court St James, No. 5,764 Johnstone— Members 114. 

Court Banks of Leven, No. 5829, Barrhead—Members 58. 

GREENOCK DISTRICT ANCIENT ORDER OF SHEPHERDS, 

A.U. Corresxônding Secretary, John Kerr, 51 Holmscroft Street. 

Lome Lodge, 1509- Ôddfellows' Hall, West Burn Street—Meets 

every alternative Monday evening. .John Martin, WM, 4 Hamilton 

Street ; Alex. Cleland, secretary, 14 Ardgowan Street ; George 

Beveridge, treasurer. 

AVellington Lodge, Foresters' Hall, Park Buildings, Nicolson Street, 

—Meets every alternate Thursday. G. Smith, WM ; Alex. Kiddie, 

secretary, 3 Ingleston Road ; 

G. F. Sanders, treasurer. 

FREEMASONS. 

Provincial Grand Lodge of Freemasons for West Renfrewshire 

Instituted 8th February, 1739—Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, of 

, deputy 

Greenock and Blackball, Bart , RWGP master ; 

PG Master ; Robert Steele, substitute PG master ; Rev. Archibald 

Fullarton, PG Chaplain ; Andrew Boag, PG Secretary. 

Lodge Greenock Kilwinning, No 12— Instituted 17th December, 

1728.—Lodge Room, Council Chambers, New Town Hall, in substitution 

of Greenock Old Town Hall, (by virtue of right conferred 

in feu charter by Lord Cathcart in 1765) — James Newton, 

RAVM ; Edward Blackmore, DM ; D. Cunningham, PM ; John R. 

Allison, SM; J. P. Fyfe, SW; John Agnew, JW : J. D. Walton, 

treasurer ; J. D. Macdonald, secretary ; Rev. W. W. TuUoch, chaplain; 

D. M. Middleton, DM ; G. P. Poulter, assistant DM ; A. Roxburgh, 

architect ; Robert Allan, SD ; Hugh R. Neil, JD ; Alex. Smith, 1st 

SS ; J. M. Buchanan, 2d SS ; A. J. Gillanders, 1st JS ; John Fulton, 

2d JS ; Chas. Murray, JG ; N. Tucker, tyler. 

Lodge Greenock St John, No. 175—Instituted 1776— Alexander 

M'Master, RWM ; Robert Urie, DM; Chas. Grey, PM ; Andrew

60 APPENDIX. 

Boag, OM Donald ; Anderson, OM ; John M. Pollock, senior warden 

Dimcan M'Intyre, junior warden; Wm. Wright, jun., secretary i 

James Rodger, treasurer ; 

-, chaplain ; John M'Marrie^ 

senior deacon ; James Scott, junior deacon ; James M'Bryde, ls(senior 

steward ; John Fleming, 2d senior steward ; David Anderson, 

1st junior steward ; James C. Mitchell, 2d junior steward ; Stephensoii 

Stewart, inner guard ; Alex. Cruden, tyler. 

Greenock Royal Arch Chapter, No. 17—Thomas M. Stevenson,^ 

MEZ; Robert Urie, H; James Rodger, J; Charles Grey, past 1st prin-: 

cipal Andrew ; Boag, SE ; John Agnew, SN ; Peter M'Corquodale, 

treasurer; James Don, janitor. 

ADJUSTER OF IMPERIAL WEIGHTS AND MEASURES. 

Weights, Dry Measures ) Inspector and Adjuster — David Young,: 

and Liquid Measures, j 6 Hamilton Street. 

REGISTRARS OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES, 

Pursuant to Act 17 and 18 Victoria, Cap. 80. 

Mid Parish —Robert Campbell; Assistant— R. A. Campbell. 

East Parish—James M'Cunn; Assistant—John C. Smith. 

j 

West Parish— Robert A. Baird ; Assistant—Robei-t A. S. Duncan. jO 

Examiner for Western District- W. H. Dick Lowe. 1 

SESSION CLERKS. 

Middle Parish—Robert Campbell, 5 Bank Street. 

West Parish - Alex. Fyfe, Sessional School, 8 Nelson Street, West. 

East Parish—Thomas Smith, 4 Ujjper Crescent, 

WEST OF SCOTLAND AMATEUR BOAT CLUB. 

SirM. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., president ; John Neill, jun.. vice 

president ; John M. Thomson, secretary ; F. E. Harvey, treasurer ; I 

Committee—John King, David Anderson, R. G. Adam, H. W. Walker. 

Alex. Ross, John Currie, Henry King ; Boathouse-keeper, Richard 

Ross. 250 members. 

TABLE OF RATES OR FARES OF LICENSED PORTERS OF 

GREENOCK. 

Any distance from the Steamboat Quay or Raihcay Station. 

First—Within Dellingburn on the East, Shaw Place on the South, and 

West Burn on the AVest. s. d. 

Luggage not exceeding 56 lbs., 6 

,, exceeding 56 lbs., and not exceeding - - 112 lbs., 7 

112 lbs., „ - - 168 lbs., 8 

Every additional 112 lbs., 2 

Second- Within Cartsburn Street on the East, Roxburgh Street on 

the South, and Campbell Street on the West. 

s. d. 

Luggage not exceeding 56 lbs., 8 

,, exceeding 56 lbs. , and not exceeding - - 112 lbs.. 10 

112 lbs., „ - - 168 lbs., 1 a 

Every additional 112 lbs., 3 

Third—Within Ratho Street on the East, Wellington Street on the 

South, and Martha Brae on the West.

APPENDIX. 

56 

iiiggage not exceeding ------ lbs. 

exceeding 56 lbs. , and not exceeding - - 112 lbs., 

,; „ 112 lbs., - - „ 168 lbs., 

Every additional 112 lbs. 

Fourth—Within Ladyburn on the East, Drumfrochar Road on the 

South, and Berryburn on the West. 

56 lbs., 

112 lbs., 

168 lbs., 

Luggage not exceeding - - - - 

- 

_ 

,, exceeding 56 lbs., and not exceeding - 

112 lbs., 

Every additional 112 lbs., 

Fifth—Any distance not defined to be charged in the same ratio, 

calculated according to distance. 

When employed by Commercial Travellers. s. d. 

Luggage not exceeding 3 cwt.—First hour, - - - - 1 

Every additional hour, - - - 6 

„ exceeding 3 cwt.—First hour, 14 

Every additional hour, - - - 8 

When detained over a quarter of an hoiir, loading or unloading, 

for every additional quarter of an hour, - - - - 2 

One half more to be charged when employed between Nine o'clock 

Evening and Six o'clock Morning. 

Assisting at loading or unloading Carts, weighing Goods, or performing 

any other service or work not included in the foregoing 

:—For the First hour, - - - - - 

_ 

- 10 

And for every succeeding hour 6d, unless where this rate has 

been altered by agreement. 

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 the railway 

platform, or to or from a house or other place or building. 

LIST 

Name. 

George Montague, 

George Knaggs, - 

John Drummond, 

John M' Galium, - 

John Orr, 

James Don, - 

John M 'Walter, - 

John Mooney, 

John Dyall, - 

William John Gray, 

Hugh Sweeney, - 

Alexander M'Gregor, 

Thomas Rennie, - 

Matthew Miiir, - 

Alexander Thomson, 

Archibald M'Nair, 

Donald M'Intyre, 

Donald Carmichael, 

Peter Clark, 

Ebenezer Brown, - 

61 

OF LICENSED PORTERS. 

No ofl No. of 

Badge. Name. Badge. 

- 2 John Simpson, - 43 

- 6 - John M'Taggart, - 46 

- 

. 

8 

11 

Colin M'Phail, 

Thomas Aird, 

- - 

- 

51 

54 

- 12 John Hepburn, - - 55 

. 16 William Greaves, - 57 

. 63 Thomas Grant, - 62 

. 69 Malcolm Ltisk, - 83 

- 71 Alexander Gillies, - 84 

. 73 Neil Larkie, - 86 

- 

- 

74 

76 

Alexander M'Lachlan, 

Henry M'Caskie, 

- 

- 

88 

89 

. 78 William Mitchell, - 90 

. 19 William Turner, - 92 

- 21 John Robertson, - - 93 

- 

- 

27 

28 

Peter Grant, 

Duncan Cook, 

- 

- 

94 

96 

- 33 Francis Chabant, - 97 

- 38 Robert Haughie, - - 98 

- 41 Patrick Colhain, - - 100 

d. 

d.

62 APPENDIX. 

C O N Y E Y A N C E S . 

HACKNEY CARRIAGES. 

Public Stands.— The following places are the public stands 

Steamboat Quay, East-end of Cathcart Street, Cathcart Street, (near1 

Railway Station), Cathcart Square, West Burn Street, (north of! 

Hamilton Street. i 

Fares.—It shall be the option of the hirer to engage any hackneyj; 

carriage either by time or distance, provided this be done at the timfr 

of hiring. 

Fares by Distance — "When a party, not exceeding four grown-up 

lêrsons, with luggage not exceeding 56 lb. weight, enters a carriage at 

a stand, or when driving alon^ disengaged, they shall be driven to 

any j)oint within the places after referred to at the following rates, 

viz. : 

Shilling Fares. — From any of the public stands to any place within 

Cartsburn on the east, Roxburgh Street on the soiith, and Margaret 

Street on the west. 

One Shilling and Sixpence Fares. -^From any of the public stands to 

any place within Ratho Street on the east and Wellington Street on 

the south, and Martha Brae on the west. 

Two shilling Fares.—From any of the jjublic stands to any place 

within Ladyburn on the east, Drumfrochar Road on the south, and 

Berryburn on the west. 

General Rates or Fares.—AYhere the point to or from which the 

carriage is driven shall be beyond the limits of the preceding special 

fares, the fare shall be regulated by the following table. The charge 

in the table shall include going from the nearest stance to the hirer's 

residence and waiting ten minutes, to receive sixpence for each additional 

ten minutes : 

For any distance not exceeding a mile, ----- 

Exceeding a mile and not exceeding 1^ miles, 

1^ miles and not ,, 2 ... 

,, 

2 miles and not ,, 2^ ,, 


,, 

3 miles and not ,, 3^ ... 

,, 

3^ miles and not ,, 4 ,, 

4 miles and not ,, 4^ ,, 


,, 

Half fare returning. 

s. d. 

1 

1 6 

2 

2 6 

3 

3 6 

4 

4 6 

5 

When parties return (which they shall have the option of doing), 

and the fares going is one shilling, the carriage shall wait ten minutes 

without any charge for waiting ; when one shilling and sixpence, 

fifteen miniites without ; when two shillings and upwards, twenty 

minutes. If the carriage be detained longer, a charge will be allowed 

for waiting, at the rate of sixpence for every twenty minutes or part 

thereof, commencing at the period when the free waiting expires. 

When a carriage is called but not used, a charge of sixpence shall 

be allowed if the place to which it is called be under half a mile from 

the stance, one shilling if beyond that. 

Fares by Time, &c.—For shopping, making calls, and where the 

driving is not continuous, the charge shall be one shilling for the first 

half-hour, and sixjience for every additional quarter of an hour. 

Whether the fares are by distance or by time the hirer pays tolls.

APPENDIX. 63 

If there be more than four grown-up persons driven, a charge of 

sixpence extra shall be made for each additional grown person, and a 

charge of sixpence for every two children above six years of age. No 

additional charge for one child above six or children under six. 

4d per 56 lbs. over the first 50 lbs. may be charged for all luggage 

Avliich requires to be put outside. The driver shall assist in loading 

and unloading in all cases when required, but shall not be bound to 

leave his carriage for the purpose. 

From eleven o'clock at night till twelve o'clock midnight, fare and 

a half, and from twelve o'clock till six morning double fare to be 

exigible. 

Fares may be withheld. — Any party shall be entitled to withhold 

payment of fare —1st, "When the name and number are not ])ainted 

outside, or when there is no plate inside. 2d, When the reference 

ticket is not given on demand, od. When the bye-laws and table of 

fares are not shown on demand ; and 4th, When an overcharge is 

made 

Drivers not to be entitled to any gratuity. 

Drivers to give hirers a reference ticket, and i^roduce bye-laws and 

tables of fares when demanded. 

TABLES 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 

Esi)lanade, to any ship or vessel lying in the roadstead, between the 

Tail of the Bank buoy on the west, and Garvel Point on the east, 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. Is 6d; 

two jDassengers, 2s ; every additional passenger, 6d. 

2d. Boat hire from any of 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. 

3d. 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 Helensbiirgh, Kilcreggan, or Point of Rosneath, 

or Row, or any other point on the opposite shore : - - If one passenger, 

5s ; two passengers, 6s ; three passengers, 7s ; 

ger, 6d. 

every additional passen- 

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 of fares shall include luggage, if under one hundred 

weight ; but all luggage above that amount shall be charged for every 

cwt., 4d. 

Vessels in harbour shifting passing lines, wp to 300 tons, 7s 6d ; shijis, 

10s ; if boatmen employed by time, 12s Gd per day. 

For the above rates the boatmen shall be obliged to furnish four 

oars and men, when from the state of weather this is required to

64 APPENDIX. 

enable them to make the j)assage ; 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 

the weather, and as to the necessity for four oars. 

to the state of 

John Daly 

Alexander Nicholson 

Michael Bradley 

James Barbour 

James M'Cafferty 

Daniel M'Glinchy 

Archibald Barbour 

LIST OF LICENSED BOATMEN. 

Alexander Barbour 

William M'Neill 

Malcolm M'Lean 

John Logan 

Archibald M'Lachlan 

James Waugh 

Lachlan Cameron 

LIST OF LICENSED OPERATIVES IN THE SLAUGHTER- 

HOUSE. 

Archibald Campbell 

Thomas Perrie 

Peter Campbell 

James Reid 

James Dale 

Neil Smith 

James Callan 

Hugh Gallacher 

John M'Millan 

James Adams 

John Gallacher 

Robert Carey 

Clunes Hosea 

John Taylor 

LIST OF PERSONS LICENSED TO RETAIL GUNPOWDER 

AND FIREWORKS. 

Duncan M'Intyre, 25 Rue-end Street ; Messrs MacPherson & Co., 

3 East Breast ; Messrs A. & J. Wilson, 65 Rue-end Street ; Edward 

Twigg, 33 Hamilton Street ; John S. Denniston, 11 West Breast 

LIST OF LICENSED LUMPERS. 

James Arnott 

James Ferrie 

John Hunter 

William Hendry 

Henry Hammond 

Hugh M'Millan 

John Gillespie 

Thomas M'Arthur 

Moses Ferguson 

Edward Logue 

James M'Menemy 

Matthew Dunning 

Charles Mulhern 

William Hogg 

Patrick M'llhanney 

Anthony Lavelle 

James Lighten 

Alexander M'Lean 

Charles Graham 

John jVI'Millan 

Michael Trainor 

Dennis Kane 

OMNIBUSES. 

Tramway Cars leave the Greenock Railway Station, Cathcart 

Street, on the arrival of the passenger train from Glasgow, and from 

Cathcart Square in connection with trains of the Glasgow and Sovith- 

Western Railway, and they also leave Ashton and Gourock in time for 

the departure of most of the trains for Glasgow.

APPENDIX. 65 

CAERIERS, 

Glasgow—Mrs Stewart, 2, Hamilton Street, Greenock, and 30, 

Howard Street, Glasgow—leaves Greenock every day at half-past 10 

and half-past 12, and returns at 12.30, 3 30, and 6.30 p.m. per railway. 

Agent for Sutton Jk, Co.'s Parcel Express. John Black, Wellington 

Street (west), Greenock, at 10.20 a.m. and 12.30 p.m., and returns 

from Glasgow, at b and 7 p.m. daily (except Saturday at 4 and 5 p.m.) 

per railway. Hugh Campbell, 23 Charles Sti-eet, Glasgow, and 

Dunlop Street (under railway arch), Glasgow, leaves Greenock for 

Glasgow at 10 30 and 12.30, and returns from Glasgow to Greenock at 

12.30, 3.30, 40.30, and (5.30 p.m. 

Largs—James Dickie, Wednesdays and Fridays from Tontine stables, 

East Quay Lane. 

Gourock and Cloch—James Main, arrive and dejiart daily. 

Inverkip— Mr M'Farlane arrives and departs on Tuesdays and 

Fridays, and oftener during summer. 

Port-Glasgow—A. Williamson and Charles Conner, arrive and depart 

daily. 

North British Railway Company—In connection with the Glasgow 

and 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. General Office, 

Palmerston Buildings—Agents, John Clapperton & Co. — Carting 

Agents, M'Fadyen & Co. . 

LIST OF RIVER PILOTS. 

Licensed to take Vessels up the River. 

Barrie, James 

Braddon, James 

Cairney, Daniel 

Cameron, John 

Clelland, Peter 

Gumming, John 

Fenton, David 

Hamilton, Andrew 

LIST OF DEEP 

Licensed to take 

Adams, William 

Allison, Allan S. 

Anderson, John 

Bell, Robert Hume 

Black, Alexander Leitch 

Cameron, Hugh 

Jamieson, Alexander 

Lee, Robert 

Mackie Charles 

Livingston, Archibald 

M'Cansh, James 

Moir, R. W. 

Paterson, Angus 

Stirling, Archibald 

Stewart, Richard 

Williams, Peter 

SEA PILOTS. 

Vessels to Sea. 

M 'Bride, Archibald 

M'Kellar, David 

M'Kenzie, John 

M'Neil, John 

Turner, Colin 

Tux-ner, Hugh 

Turner, John 

Wallace, John 

Warden, James Boag

66 APPENDIX. 

TABLES OF KATES CHAKGEABLE FOR PILOTAGE ON 

THE RIVER AND FIRTH OF CLYDE. 

Per Ft. 

From Greenock, or off Greenock, or the Tail of the Bank to 

Glasgow ; or from Glasgow to Greenock, or off Greenock or the 

Tail of the Bank, including the unmooring of the ship, for all 

vessels under 10 feet draught of water, Is fid 

Vessels with 10 feet draught of water, and under 12 feet, - 2s Od 

Vessels with 12 feet draught of water, and not ex. 15 feet, - 2s fid 

All vessels exceeding 15 feet draught of water, - - - 3s Od 

Vessels to or from Bowling Bay or Dumbarton, to be charged at 

or vessels from Renfrew or Dalmviir to 

two-thirds of the above rates ; 

Greenock or Port-Glasgow, or from the last mentioned jjorts to 

Dalmuir or Renfrew, to be charged the rate same as for Glasgow. 

Odd inches to be charged and paid in proportion. 

From Glasgow to Renfrew, five shillings ; the same charge returning. 

For any place betwixt the Cumbrae and the Cloch Lights to Greenock 

or Port-Glasgow, including the mooring of ship, or waiting the tide, 

one penny three farthings per ton. 

From a line drawn between the Cloch Light and Dunoon Pier to 

Port-Glasgow or any intermediate place, or from any intermediate 

place, or to any other intermediate place, one half-penny per ton, 

N.B.—The same chargeable for like distances outwards. 

Fractional tonnage to be charged and paid in proportion. 

Two-thirds only of the above rates exigible in respect of vessels 

towed by steam. 

From Greenock, or off Greenock, to Garelochhead, including detention 

in swinging the vessel, one halfpenny per ton ; and the same rate 

in returning ; but no pilot will be obliged to pilot a vessel to the 

Garelochhead and back for a less sum than fifteen shillings each way. 

For every day the pilot is kept on board after the compasses are 

adjusted he shall be entitled to charge five shillings. 

For piloting vessels up and down the Leven, to or from Dumbarton, 

the pilots shall not be entitled to charge more than four shillings in 

addition to the rate of piloting such vessels on the Clyde ; and four 

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 owners 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 owner or persons in charge of the vessel five shillings 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. 

INSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS. I 

Accident—Andrew Boag, John Gillespie, T. B. Newton, James Tannahill, 

and Quintin Bone 

Alliance Fire and Life—Welsh & Walker, And. Boag, and Robt. Blair

APPENDIX. 67 

Ark Assurance Society—David Aitken 

Border Counties Fire Office —James Tannahill 

Briton Medical and General Life - Robertson and Macdougall, H. W. 

R. O'Neill, and Thomas B. Newton 

British and Foreign Marine Assurance Company—A. O. Leitch and 

Muir 

Caledonian Fire and Life—William M'Clure, P. Mackellar, D. Aitken, 

James Glen/ and John Patten, jun. 

Church of England Fire and Life—John Black 

City of Glasgow Life Assurance Company—Colin S. Caird 

Commercial Union Assurance Company— D. Campbell and Robert 

Chalmers 

Continental Insurance Company—James Tannahill and R. J. Richmond 

County Fire Insurance Office—James Auld 

Crown Life—P. Ballingall and James Auld 

Edinburgh Life—Robert Blair, John B. Steven, James Tannahill, 

Alex. Gauld, Wm. Philp, W. k J. Crawford R. S. Hughes 

English and Scottish Law Life—Andrew Boag, William Lamont, and 

James C. Smith 

General Fire and Life -R. S. M'Morland and William M'Clure 

Great Britain Mutual Life (and Fire)—William Russell, District 

Manager, Provident Bank Buildings. 

Greenock Fire Insurance Iristitute -D. M. Simpson 

Greenock Plate and Sheet Glass Insurance Company —James Graham 

Guard an Plate Glass—John Duncan 

Guardian Fire and Life—R. W. Robertson 

Imperial Fire and Life—David Agnew and Wrede & Co. 

Insurance Company of Scotland—Welsh & Walker, Andrew Boag, 

Robert Blair, D. Kerr, W. N. A. Aitken, C. S. Caird 

Lancashire Insurance Company—David E. Barclay, J. Brymner, A. 

O. Leitch cSt Muir, D. Campbell, James Kelso, and James Spiers 

& Son 

Life Association of Scotland—James M'Lellan& Co., William Hunter, 

and David Kerr 

Liverpool, London, and Globe Fire and Life Assurance Company- 

Andrew Tasker, Thomas M'Donald, Allan Swan, John Brymner, 

John Love, John Ciapperton & Co., C. D. Lamont, M. F. Dunlop, 

P. Ballingall, Walter B. Grieve, and James S. M'Lea 

London Assurance Corporation, Fire and Life—John Ciapperton & Co. 

London and Southwark - -John B. Steven, Wm. N. A. Aitken 

London and Lancashire Fire and Life—John Gillespie 

Manchester Fire—Andrew Boag, D. Agnew, John Ciapperton & Co., 

and Thomas B. Newton 

Marine Insurance at Lloyd's— David Kerr. 

Marine Life and Casualty Mutual Assurance Society—Browne & 

Watson 

Marine Insurance Agents— Foulds & Bone 

Mutual Life—John Brymner 

National Boiler Insurance Company—John Gillespie 

National Guarantee Association—W. O. Leitch 

Norfolk Farmers (for Insurance of Horses, Cattle and Live Stock)-— 

John Gillespie 

North British and Mercantile— John Black, Thomas O. Hunter, 

Thomas Stark, John Ciapperton & Co., and Robertson & M'Dougall 

*

68 APPENDIX. 

Northern—E. W. Robertson, James Turner, jun., W. B. Salmon, 

James Glen and Quintin Bone 

Norwich and London Plate Glass— John Duncan 

Phoenix Fire -W. O. Leitch, AVilliam Lindsay k Co., and J. Macdougall 

Plate Glass Universal Fire— John Morrison and Sons 

Provincial Insurance Company—James C. Smith, William Lamont, 

James Brown, AYelsh & Walker, Geo. Williamson, Foulds & Bone 

Prudential Assurance Co.—James Copland 

Qu.een Fire and Life—W. Lindsay & Co., Peter Ballingall, James S. 

Peters, Colin S. Caird, John Dixon, Thomas B. Newton, and 

James Denholm 

Railway Passenger Life—James Gilchrist 

Reliance Mutual Life Assurance—D. Campbell and John M'Phail 

Rock Assurance Society—Allan Weir 

Royal Farmers and General Fire and Life Hail Storm Insurance 

Institute —Archibald M'Callum 

Royal Insurance Fire and Life--W. M'Arthur & Co., W. O. Leitch, 

Maclean & Co., A. Munro & Co., Hugh Weir 

Royal Liver Friendly Society—Lewis Ross 

Scottish Amicable Life- -John Rodger, William N. Aitken, and John 

Haddow 

Scottish Commercial Insurance—William Lamont, J. C. Smith, Malcolm 

Currie, and Thomas Wilson 

Scottish Equitable Life— Thomas Macdonald, Thomas B. Newton, and 

Duncan Cunningham 

Scottish Fire Insurance Co.—James Kelso, W. Philp, T. B. Newton, 

John Haddow, David Aitken 

Scottish Imperial Fire and Life—Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co., J. 

Tannahill, D. Aitken 

Scottish Farmers' Live Stock— James Tannahill 

Scottish National Fire and Life — S. F. Nicol, James Glen, Mackenzie 

& Walker, Wm. N. A. Aitken, D. Aitken, T. Henderson 

Scottish Plate Glass Insu.rance Company —David Aitken 

Scottish Union Fire and Life Assurance Co.—Robert Little, John Love, 

and James Hendry 

Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society— J. M. Hutcheson 

Scottish Provident Institution— A. O. Leitch and R. & S. Neill 

Scottish Provincial Fire and Life—George Williamson and A. M. 

Humphreys 

Southern Marine Insurance Co.—David Ken- 

Staffordshire Fire Insurance Co,—Archibald Yuille, James Tannahill 

Standard Life—W. O. Leitch, Allan Swan, and James Auld 

Sun Fire and Life— Gray & Buchanan, and F. G. Bruce 

Union Marine Insurance Comjâny of Liverpool—W. Lindsay & Co. 

United Kingdom Temperance and General Provident Institution— A. 

M. Humphreys, and J. S. Deas 

United Guarantee and Life Assurance 

West of England Fire and Life—George Raff, John Patten, jun, 

Westminster Fire—D. M. Simpson, Duncan M'Gilivray, Duncan 

Cunningham 

Westminster and General Insurance Company—D. M. Simpson, 

Duncan M'Gilivray 

Yorkshire Fire and Life—John Duncan

APPENDIX. 69 

BUILDING SOCIETIES. 

Greenock Property Investment Society -Office, Bank Buildings, 13 

William Street. Established under Act of Parliament, 1858. Sub" 

scribed capital, £213,800. Shares, f25 each. The fvmds of this Society 

are invested solely in house property in name of the Trustees of the 

Society. Trustees—Messrs Thomas Oliphant Hunter, banker ; Robert 

Blair, sugar refiner ; James Morton, iron merchant. Directors—Mr 

James Broadfoot, Chairman ; Messrs P. Ballingall, W. W. Thomson, 

J. Erskine, T. M'Millan, D. Guthrie, G. Brymner, William Thomson, 

W. L. Lamb Mr Allan Swan, law agent ; Mr James Kelso, manager. 

West of Scotland Property Investment and Building Society 

Established 1860. Capital, £42,700, shares, £25 each. Trustees, 

James T. Caird, D. M. Latham, George Adam ; chairman. Provost 

Neill; vice-chairman, D. Williamson; directors, William Hastie, 

Geo. Morison, John Millar, D. D. Adamson, William Wilson, Robert 

Wood ; John Black, law agent ; Peter Cram, and John Symington, 

surveyors ; bankers. Royal Bank of Scotland; D. Campbell, Manager. 

Greenock Provident Investment Company—Office, 23 Cathcart St. 

Robert Blair and James Morton, trustees ; John Dixon, secretary 

John M 'Clement, managing director, to whom all communications 

are to be addressed. Information regarding the operations of this 

society may be obtained at the office every Wednesday and Saturday 

evenings from 7.30 till 9. 

Standard Property Investment Company (Limited).—Local agent, 

James W. Turner, writer, 27, West Burn Street. 

Scottish Property Investment Company—Instituted 1849, and Incorporated 

under the "Building Societies Act, 1874." The objects of 

the company are (l)to advance money to purchase or to build heritable 

property or to pay off bonds, and (2) to secure a profitable return for 

the investment of money. No entry money. No premium or commission 

on advances. No assessment for expenses of management. 

No fines for arrears. Head office, 62 North Bridge, Edinburgh. 

Branch office, 4, Hamilton Street, Greenock—Alex. Blair, writer, 

agent. 

TRADE PROTECTION SOCIETY. 

Greenock Trade Protection Society — John Gillespie, Resident 

Secretary. 

PUBLIC OFFICES. 

Adjuster and Inspector of Weights and Measures — D. Young, 6 

Hamilton Street 

Assessor of Income Tax—John Gillespie, 12 Forsyth Street 

Auditor to Corporation of Greenock (Town Proper)—John Gillespie, 

audit room. Town Hall 

Auditor to the Greenock Parochial Board—John Gillesine, 12, Forsyth 

Street 

Auditor to Greenock Statute Labour Trustees—John Gillespie, audit 

room. Town Hall 

Auditor to Greenock Water Trust— John Gillespie, audit room. Town 

Hall 

Auditor to Greenock Board of Police—John Gillespie, audit room, 

Town Hall

70 

APPENDIX. 

Auditor to Greenock Harbour Trust—John Gillespie, audit room, 

Town Hall 

Antwerp Steamers— Office, 9 Customhouse Place—Graham Brymner, 

agent 

Ardrishaig and Lochfine Steamers' Office, Excise Buildings—W. 

Lindsay & Co., agents 

Ballina Steam Packet Office, 19, Palmerston Buildings—Robert Allan 

& Co., agents 

Barrow-in-Furness Steamers— Office, James Little & Co., Excise 

Buildings 

Belfast Eoyal Mail Steam Packet Co., Excise Buildings—William 

Sinclair, agent 

Bristol Steamers -Office, Excise Buildings—W. Lindsay & Co., agents. 

Caledonian Eailway Company's Office, 25, Cathcart Street 

Campbeltown Steamers' Office, Excise Buildings—ôhn M'Millan, agent 

Carron Company's Office City Bank Buildings, 32 Cathcart Street— D. 

Cunningham, agent 

Clerk to Commissioners on Property and Income Tax, 2 Church Place 

—M. F. Dunlop ; Assessor of Income Tax — John Gillesine, 12 Forsyth 

Street 

Chamber of Commerce of Greenock—Thomas King, Secretary, 1 "Watt 

Place 

City of Glasgow Bank Buildings, 32 Cathcart Street 

Clyde Shii^ping Co., 9 Customhouse Place—Graham Brymner, agent 

Coffee Koom, 2 Cathcart Square 

Collector of Harbour Dues, &c.. Customhouse Buildings— Andrew 

Nimmo, Collector 

Commercial Buildings—14 Hamilton Street 

Commissary Clerk's Office, Courthouse, Nelson Street (West) 

Cork and Waterford Steamers' Office, 9 Customhouse Place—Graham 

Brymner, agent , 

Corporation and Harbour Trust Bonded Warehouses. Office, Exchange 

Building—William Lamont, superintendent 

Customhouse—Steamboat Quay 

Dean of Guild Coart, Town Buildings, 6 Hamilton Street 

Dublin Steamers' Office, Excise Buildings—James Little & Co , agents 

Dumbarton Steamers, Steamboat Quay—James Darroch, agent 

Fishery Office, 3 Bank Street—Inspector, George Reiach 

Gas Works, Inchgreen—Erected 1873—Samuel Stewart, manager 

General Steam Navigation Co.'s Office, 19 Palmerston Buildings 

Robert Allan & Co., agents 

Glasgow Herald Newspaper (Greenock branch office), 29 Cathcart Street 

—Robert Wood, agent 

Glasgow and Greenock Shipping Co. , City of Glasgow Bank Building 

—Steel & M'CaskiU 

Glasgow and Liverjjool Screw Steam Shipi>ing Co.'s Office, 1 West 

Quay—Alexander King, agent 

Glasgow, Newcastle, and Middlesboro' Steam Shipping Co.'s Office, 

Excise Buildings— Wm. Lindsay & Co., agents 

Glasgow and South-Western Railway. Brougham Street 

Glasgow Weekly Mail Newspaper (Greenock branch) Office, 1 Bank 

Street 

Greenock Club House, Ardgowan Square 

Greenock and Helensburgh Steamboat Co. (Limited) — Archibald 

M'Nair, Steamboat Quay, agent

APPENDIX. 71 

Greenock Advertiser. Office, 29 Hamilton Street 

Greenock Herald Office, 40 Cathcart Street 

Greenock Telegraph and Clyde Shipping Gazette, Office, 18 Charles 

Street 

Greenock Total Abstinence Society. Office, Temperance Institute, 

"West Stewart Street 

Harbour Engineer's Office, 17 West Blackball Street 

Harbour Master's Office, Steamboat Quay—John Miller, Archibald 

Brown, James Bailey, and Malcolm Darroch, Harbour Masters ; 

John Miller, Dock Master 

Highland Steamers' Office, Excise Buildings—William Lindsay & Co., 

agents 

Highlands, Western Isles, and Sutherlandshire Steamers, Steamboat 

Quay—A. M'Millan, agent 

Inland Reveniie Office (late Excise), Customhouse Building 

Inland Jtievenue Office (Stamp and Taxes), Customhouse Buildings 

Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, County Buildings, Nelson Street, 

west—James Adams, Depute-Clerk 

Justice of Peace Fiscal's Office— Alex. Blair, 4 Hamilton Street 

Kames Gunpowder Co. 's Office, 1 West Quay—Alex. King, agent 

Lands Valuation Office, Town Buildings, 6 Hamilton Street—Robert 

Hamilton, assessor 

Largs Steamers, Steamboat Quay 

Largs Steamers, Palmerston Buildings—J. Brymner & Co., agents 

Leith and London Steam Shipping Co. 's Office Excise Buildings—Wm. 


Limerick Steamers, Steamboat Quay—James Darroch, agent 

Liverpool Steamers' Office, Excise Buildings—J. M'Millan, agent 

Liverpool Steamers' Office, 1 West Quay—Alex. King, agent 

Liverpool Steamer and Traders' Office, Excise Buildings—William 


Liverpool Tradei's' Office, 1 West Quay—Alex. King, agent 

Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping, 32 Cathcart Street 

— Henry John Boolds and Edwin R. Couchman, surveyors—T. O. 

Hunter, agent, 13 William Street 

Lochfyne Steamers, Steamboat Quay—John Dawson, agent 

Lochgoilhead Steamers, Steamboat Quay—A. M'Millan, agent 

Lochlong and Lochlomond Steamers, Steamboat Quay-James Darroch, 

agent 

London and Greenock via Grangemouth, Carron Co., 32 Cathcart 

Street—D. Cunningham, agent 

Londonderry Steam Packet Office, 19 Palmerston Buildings- Robert 

Allan & Co., agent 

Londonderry Steam Packet Co., Excise Buildings—Wm. Sinclair, 

agent 

Master of AVorks' Office, 3 Jamaica Street 

Messenger-at-Arms' Office, 3 Bank Street -William Shearer 

Mercantile Marine Office, Shipping Office for Seamen, Examinations, 

&c., 7 Virginia Street—J. D. Macdonald, Superintendent of Mercantile 

Marine 

North British Daily Mail Newspaper (Greenock Branch) Office, 1 

Bank Street 

North British Railway Company's Office, Palmerston Buildings —John 

Clapperton & Co. , agents 

Palmerston Buildings, Customhouse Place

72 APPENDIX. 

Parochial Board Rooms, Poorhouse, Captain Street—John S, Deas, 

Inspector 

Plymouth and Southampton Steamers' Office, Customhouse Place 


Police Office, Taylor's Close—David Dewar, superintendent 

Poor Rates' Office, Parochial Board Room, Captain Street—Thomas 

Burton, collector. Office hours from 10 till 3, and from 7 till 8 

p.m., and on Saturdays fi-om 10 till op.m. 

Port-Ellen and Islay Steamer, Office, Steamboat Quay—John Dawson, 

agent 

Port-Rush Steam Packet Office, 19, Palmerston Buildings—Robert 

Allan & Co., agents 

Port-Rush, also by steamer Islay, Steamboat Quay—John Dawson, 

agent 

Post-Office, 11, William Street—Thomas Macmillan, Postmaster 

Procurator Fiscal's Office (Lower Ward of the County), Court House, 

Nelson Street, west—Robert Blair, Fiscal 

Procurator Fiscal's Office (Burgh), 14 Hamilton Street—Archibald 

M'Callum and James Auld, fiscals 

Provident Bank Buildings, 11, William Street . 

Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages—Middle Parish, Robert 

Campbell, 5, Bank Street—West Parish, R. A. Baird, 48, Cathcart 

Street—East Parish, James M'Cunn, 49, Rue-end Street. 

Examiner, W. H. Dick Lowe 

Rothesay, Dunoon, &c.. Steamers, Steamboat Quay—John Dawson, 

agent 

Scotsman Newspaper Office (Greenock branch), Palmerston Buildings 

School Board Offices, 2, Bank Street—Geo. Williamson, secy. 

Sheriff-Clerk's Office, County Buildings, Nelson Street, west—James 

Adam, dejiuty-clerk 

Sheriff Court House, County Buildings, Nelson Street, west 

Sligo Steam Packet Office, 19, Palmerston Buildings— Robert Allan 

& Co., agents 

Steam to and from London, via Granton— Office, _ 10, Palmerston 

Buildings- Robert Allan k Co., agents 

Stornoway Steamers' Office, Excise Buildings—W, Lindsay & Co., 

agents 

Stranraer Steam Packet Office, 19, Palmerston Buildings—Robert 


Stubbs & Co.'s Greenock Office, 28, Hamilton Street—D. M. Simpson, 

agent 

Sugar Exchange, Terrace Road 

Temperance Institute, West Stewart Street—John Lang, secretary 

and treasurer ; A. Anderson, registrar 

Transit Sheds and Wareliouses. Office, Palmerston Buildings- 

William Lamont 

Town Assessment Office, 0, Hamilton Street—Alexander Chalmers, 

collector. Open from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., and from 7 to 9 p.m. 

Town Clerk's Office, Town Buildings, 6, Hamilton Street—John K. 

Gray, Town Clerk 

Town Chamberlain's Office, Town Buildings, 6, Hamilton Street 

John Adam, chamberlain 

Underwriters' Surveyor's Office, 32, Cathcart Street -Wm. Neill, 

surveyor

APPENDIX. 73 

"Western Isles Steam Packet Co. (Limited). Oflfice, City Bank Buildings, 

32, Catlicart Street- D. Cunningliam, agent 

"Westport Steam Packet. Oflfice, 19, Palmerston Buildings—Robert 


SAILING VESSELS. 

Regular Traders between Glasgow, Greenock, and Liverpool—Meg 

Merrilees, Madge Wildfire, and Termagent. Three of the above 

schooners sail weekly from each port—William Lindsay & Co., Excise 

Bviildings, agents 

Regular Traders between Glasgow, Greenock and Liverpool — 

Jasjjer, Onyx, and Sapphire. Two of the above schooners sail weekly 

from each port— Alex. King, West Qxiay, agent 

STEAM VESSELS. 

Antwerp steamers—Flamingo, Grebe, Ousel, Tern, Rallas, Kestrel, 

Egret, Quail, Cygnet, Hoopoe—Sail every Saturday—Graham Brymner, 

9, Customhouse Place, agent 

Ardrishaig and Lochfine steamers -lona. Mountaineer, or other 

steamers, with passengers only, daily at 9 a.m. ; calling at Prince's 

Pier, Kirn, Dunoon, Innellan, Rothesay, Kyles of Bute. Tarbert and 

Ardrishaig, leaving Ardrishaig about 12.45 p.m.— W. Lindsay & Co., 

agents. Excise Buildings 

Arran {via Rothesay), daily at 10 a.m.— Hero 

Ayr—Daily during the summer months (from 20th May), calling at 

Gourock, Kirn, Dunoon, Largs, Milport and Troon—John Dawson, 

agent 

Ayr— Goods steamer Amthyst, every Monday and Thursday—John 

Dawson, agent 

Ballina—Rose, Thistle or Fern, every alternate Tuesday at 4 p.m. 

—Robert Allan & Co., agents 

Barrow-in-Furness—The Adonis, Achilles, Apollo, and Ariadne 

Sail weekly between Glasgow, Greenock, and Barrow-in-Furness 

James Little & Co., Excise Buildings, agents 

Belfast—Royal Mail Line. Every day (Simday excepted) from 

Prince's Pier at 8.45 p.m. Royal Mail Steam Packets Llama, Camel, 

Racoon, Wasp, and Hornet. Day passage every Monday, Wednesday, 

and Friday, returning following days—William Sinclair, Excise 

Buildings, agent 

Bristol—Regular Traders between Glasgow, Greenock, Swansea, 

Cardiff and Bristol (^ria Belfast) with goods and passengers. The 

screw steamers Antona, Princess Alexandra, Clutha, Ailsa, and Severn, 

The above vessels sail every Wednesday and every Saturday—William 

Lindsay & Co., Excise Buildings, agents 

Campbeltown — Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and leave 

Campbeltown the following days, except in summer, when they leave 

daily. Steamers Gael and Kintyre— John M'Millan, Excise Buildings, 

agents 

Cork and Waterford—The Arklow, Copeland, Sanda, Wicklow, 

Cumbrae, Eddystone, Toward, and Skerryvore— sail from Greenock 

on the evenings of Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at seven o'clock, 

for Cork and Waterford, conveying goods and passengers for Limerick

74 APPENDIX. 

and all. parts of the soiith of Ireland— Owners, Clyde Shipping 

Comj)any. Office, 9 Customhouse Place, Greenock—Graham Brymner, 

agent 

Dublin—Every Monday, T

APPENDIX. 75 

Ardentinny, and Arrocliar, leaving about 11 am. and 5 p.m., and 

returning from Arrocliar about 6 a.m. and 2 jj.m., in connection with 

the Lochlomond steamers—James Darroch, agent, Steamboat Quay 

London via Grangemouth, Carron Co.—Tuesday, Thursday, and 

Saturday—Duncan Cunningham, agent 

London ria Granton, every Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 p.m - 

Eobert Allan, agent 

London via Leith, every Wednesday and Saturday, from Leith - 

agents 

William Lindsay & Co. , 

Londonderry direct, every IMonday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday, 

at 8 p.m.—Eose, Thistle, Shamrock and Garland—Robert Allan & 

Co , Palmerston Buildings, agents. Bear or Buffalo every Wednesday 

and Saturday at 8 p m.- William Sinclair, Excise Buildings, agent 

Oban, Fort-William and Inverness, via Crinan and Caledonian 

Canals, every Monday and Thursday at 4 p.m.—The steamers Cygnet, 

Plover and Staffa, calling at Crinan, Luing, Easdale, Oban, Appin, 

andCoran^ -W. Lindsay k Co., agents 

Plymouth and Southampton— Copeland, Sanda, Arklow, Wicklow, 

Cumbrae, Eddystone, Toward, and Skerryvore, sail from Glasgow 

every Thursday —Graham Brymner, agent 

Port-Rush— every Monday and Thursday at 6 p.m.—Myrtle. —Eobt, 

Allan & Co. , Palmerston Buildings, agents 

^ 

Rothesay, Kirn, Dunoon and Innellan steamers—Mary Jane, 

Athole, Inveraray Castle, Eagle, Sultan, Undine, Dunoon Castle, 

Marquis of Bute, Sultana, and Rothesay Castle. Communication 

hourly during summer, and four times daily during winter—John 

Dawson, Steamboat Quay, agent 

Sligo—Rose, Thistle, or Shamrock, every Tuesday and Saturday at 

4 p.m.—Robert Allan & Co., agents 

Stomoway, calling at Oban, Tobermory, and Portree—every Monday 

at 4 p.m., and Thursday at 5 p.m , by the steamers Clansman and 

Clydesdale. To Gairloch (Eoss-shire), Lochinvar Ullapool (Sutherlandshire), 

and Lochmaddy (North Uist), occasionally during the 

season— William Lindsay & Co., agents 

Stranraer—every Thursday-Albion—Robert Allan & Co., agents, 

Palmerston Buildings 

West Highlands— every Wednesday at 6 p.m 

West-Port, Ireland—every alternate Tuesday, at 4 p.m.—Rose, 

Thistle, or Fern—Robert Allan & Co., agents 

STEAM TOWING COMPANIES. 

Bowling and Greenock Towing Co.—Gloriana and Gem, and agents 

for steam tug Brothers—Daniel Robertson, 10 West Breast 

Greenock Towing Company— Sea King, Stork, Walker, and Leading 

Star— James Barrie, 2 West Quay. 

Clyde Towing Company—Earl of Windsor, Helen M'Gregor, Maid 

of Orleans, and Rapid—Office, 24 West Burn Street—John Duncan, 

manager 

Clyde Shipping Company's Towing Vessels—Flying Tempest, Flying 

Cloud, Flying Dutchman, Flying Huntsman, Flying Mist, Flying 

Meteor, Flying Spray, Flying Squall, Flying Sprite, Flying Sylph, 

Flying Hurricane—Graham Brymner, agent, 9 Customhovxse Place 

New Clyde Towing Company—Commodore, Wave of Life, and Sir 

Charles Napier -William Liddell, owner, Palmerston Buildings

76 APPENDIX. 

GLASGOW AND GREENOCK SHIPPING COMPANY. 

j 

Iûggage steamers, carrying goods daily between Glasgow, Port-' 

Glasgow, and Greenock :— James Watt, Henry Bell, Dungiass, Ren- : 

frew. Penguin, Pelican, Greenock. Lighters— Hawk, Raven, Alloa, 

Newark, Bowling—all fitted up with cranes, and built expressly for 

the trade. Towing vessels— Vanguard, Hotspur, General Williams ; 

and screw tugs in Deri-y—Heron, Osprey, and Admiral. Passenger 

steamer—Loch Foyle 

S.S. Rona, trading to Garlieston, Isle of ^Vliithorn, Wigton, Port- 

William, and open for charter to other coast i)laces 

Office—City Bank Buildings, 32 Cathcart Street—Steele and M'Caskill. 

Berths for goods, East-end Customhouse Quay and Albert Quay 

shed, N.AV. arm 

Office in Glasgow— James Steele and Son, 86 Broomielaw. Offices 

in Greenock and Glasgow connected by private telegraph wire 

GRE]ENOCK SHIPPING LIS T. 

VESSELS MAKKEIJ 

Bq—Barque S— Ship Sr—Schooner 

Bfe-Brig Sk --Smack Lr— Lighter 

Bn—Brigantine Sp -Sloop Cr—Cutter 

Ss—Steamer 

VESSELS. TONS. MASTERS. OWNERS. TRADE. 

A. Fleming s 911 Pennpoint W. Rankine Fgn 

Aberfoyle bq 600 Fox W. and J. Crawford do 

Acorn sr 55 Craig R. and S. M'Morland Cst 

Agnes Kelly sr 58 Thompson Do. do 

Albert Victor s 868 Muir J. Russell and others Fgn 

Aleppo bq 665 Falconer John Jamieson and others do 

Amaryllis bn 98 MontgomeryR. and S. M'Morland Cst 

Amicus bq 506 Moflfat W. and J. Crawford Fgn 

Annie bq 505 Evans Brown and Watson do 

Antigua s 637 M'Caig John Kerr and Co do 

Ardenconnel s 815 Campbell John Brymner do 

Ardenlea s 1236 Davies Do. do 

Ardgowan s 1282 Kerr G. Adam and others do 

Ariel bn 143 Barbour J. and W. Stewart do 

Arran s 1064 Watt Hendry, Ferguson and Co do 

Assaye s 1281 M'Ritchie J. and W. Stewart do 

Ballochmyle s 1438 London R. Cuthbert and others do 

Bannockburn 1680 Young R. Shankland and Co do 

Barbara Taylor sc 252 Taylor J. Jamieson and others do 

Baron Aberdare s 1629 Edmonds John MacCunn and Co do 

Baron Blantyre s 1624 M'Lachlan Jas. MacCunn and others do 

Baron Selborne ss 953 Lamplough Do do do 

Barbadian s 699 M'NeiU John Kerr and Co do 

Baragany 1232 Gent Do do do 

Bear ss 689 Diamond W. Grieve, Son and Co do 

Beltrees bg 373 Skinner Do do do 

Berbice s 716 Taylor John Kerr and Co do 

Berengara s 1317 Johnstone Hendry, Ferguson and Co do 

Bloodhound ss 378 Jackman Baine and Johnston do

VESSELS. TONS. MASTERS. 

Blythswood 1600 

Brenhilda s 1321 John Scurr 

Brenda bq 299 Boag 

Broughty Castle sr 66 M'llwaiii 

Brunette bn 147 Winsor 

Burmah s 1175 Nicholson 

Caitloch 1264 Phillips 

Calderbank bq 194 Taylor 

Caledonian s 606 M'Millan 

Cambridge s 1094 Scott 

Camtoos bg Wallace 

Cajje Comerin 1200 Nidler 

Cape Finistere bq 883 Bryson 

Cape Horn s 1200 Haswell 

CapeEacebq 852 Scobie 

Cape Sable s 415 Page 

Cape Thorn 1200 Young 

Cape Verde s 1711 M'Millan 

Cape Wrath 1200 Parvley 

Carpasianbkn 288 M'Dougall 

Catherine sk 42 Taylor 

Cartsburn s 1256 

Cartvale s 1200 Taylor 

Cathcart s 1386 Crawford 

Ceres s 861 Cochrane 

Challenge s 1264 Marshall 

Charles A. Hoard bn 217 Hill 

C. H. Soale s 1048 Robertson 

Chelindbq 435 Sim 

Christina Shearer sk 47 Shearer 

Clara Maria 101 Thompson 

Clyde Vale bq 474 Williams 

Cochin s 1199 Milligan 

Colombo s 1199 Murdoch 

Constance bq 234 M'Geir 

Corisande sr 200 Gardner 

Cora sr 138 Houricks 

Corlic s 844 Robertson 

Colzean s 1572 Pirnie 

David Sinclair sr 130 Clark 

Demerara bq 486 Manson 

Dolphin sk 37 Yell 

Dorothy s 760 Jackman 

Dunloe s 674 Burns 

Edward Cardwell s 1258 LittleJohn 

Edward Hogan sr 54 M 'Geaehy 

Electric bq 434 Rowley 

Eliza Ir 26 Taylor 

Eliza Campbell bq 635 Campbell 

Elizabeth sr 59 Ross 

Elizabeth Martin s 809 Duncan 

Emily M'Laren bq 423 Morrison 

Emma Ives bq 620 Jenkins 

Esk bq 497 Stilt 

APPENDIX. 77 

OWNERS. TRADE. 

R. Cuthbert and others Fgn 

Hendry, Ferguson and Co do 

Pattens and Co do 

John Duncan, jun Coast 

W. Grieve, Son and Co Fgn 

R. Muir and others do 

T. O. Hunter and Co do 

W. Grieve, Son and Co do 

John Kerr and Co do 

W. and J. Crawford do 

R. B. Finlay do 

A. Lyle and Sons do 

Do do do, 

Do do do 

Do do do 

Do do do 

Do do do 

Do do do 

Do do do 

Walter Grieve, Son and Co do 

John Rattray Coast 

R. Sankland and Co Fgn 

Carsewell and Davie do 

Geo. Adam and others do 

J. and W. Cochrane do 

Geo. Adam and others do 

R. and S. M'Morland Coast 

John Brymner Fgn 

R. and S. M'Morland do 

Ninian Shearer Coast 

R. and S. M'Morland do 

Browne and Watson Fgn 


Do do do 

Baine and Johnston do 

Do do do 

Do do do 

Leitch and Muir do 


James Denholm do 


John Rattray Coast 

R. W. Jamieson do 

T. O. Hunter and Co Fgn 

Hendry, Ferguson and Co do 


Do do do 

N. Shearer do 

Browne and Watson Fgn 

Hendry, Ferguson and Co Coast 

Alexander Currie do 

John P. M'Laren Fgn 

Browne and Watson do 

William Rankine do

78 APPENDIX. 

VESSELS. 

Eveline bq 

Eurydice s 

Express sk 

Fanny bq 

Falcon bq 

Faranaki bq 

Finnart sr 

Forganhall s 

Frank Flint s 

Geeburg bq 

Georgina 

George Browne bq 

George Gilroy s 

Glaucus bg 

Glenfruin bq 

Glenlyon s 

Glenbaven s 

Golden Fleece s 

Grecian s 

Greenock s 

Greenock bq 

Grenada s 

Giyfe s 

Gunievere s 

Hannah G. bn 

Hawk sr 

Hebe s 

Hebe sr 

Helen Isabel bq 

Index bg 

Isabella Ure bq 

TONS. MASTERS. 

779 Lochhead 

1427 Young 

57 Cavens 

— Wood 

395 Guiver 

569 Munn 

76 Dick 

a059 M'Chesney 

1401 Williams 

OWNERS. TRADE. 

W. Lindsay and Co Fng 


M'Crae and Cavens Coast 

J. and W. Stewart Fgn 

Foulds and Bone do 

T. O. Hunter and Co do 

Hendry, Ferguson and Co Coast 

Hamilton and Adam Fgn 

P. M'Kellar and others do 

A. and D. M'Laren do 

515 Campbell 

127 MontgomerieR. and S. M'Morland 

675 M'Dougall Browne and Watson 

1083 Ferguson Hendry and Ferguson 

226 Bowden J. and W. Stewart 

Coast 

Fgn 

do 

do 

475 Bell Robert B. Findlay do 

1490 

1270 Forshaw 

1257 Cook 

Richd. I\Iuir and others 

AVilliam Rankine 

A. and J. H. Carmichael & Co 

do 

do 

do 

1272 Guthrie 

1224 Walker 

639 Gow 

683 Wayman 

William Orr 

R. AV. Jamieson 

John Kerr and Co 


do 

do 

do 

do 

1068 Eoberts 

879 Anthony 

J. Russell and others 

J. M'Cunn and others 

do 

do 

217 Hill R. and S. M'Morland Coast 

76 M'llvain 

85 Kane 

Do. 

Hendry, Ferguson and Co 

do 

do 

231 Taylor Baine and Johnston Fgn 

249 


599 Davieg John Biymner do 

249 Hedger Browne and Watson do 

James and Margaret sk 35 Taylor N. T. and A. Shearec Coast 

James Renwick sk 

James Stewart bg 

Jane Shearer sr 

Jane Ure bq 

3S Hamill 

189 Scott 

50 Ker 

482 Jenkins 

J. Fergus and Son 

J. and W. Stewart 

N. and T. Shearer 

Browne and Watson 

do 

Fgn 

Coast 

Fgn 

Jane Fairlie bg 361 Harris John P. M'Laren do 

Janet sp 

38 Ferguson John M'Lean and Co Coast 

Janet Cowan s 

Jason s 

Jerfalcon sr 

Jessie bq 

1278 M'Bride 

1512 Jamieson 

298 Fox 

434 Stephens 

R. Shankland Fgn 

A. and J. H. Carmichael & Co do 

J. M. Crawford 

do 

Browne and Watson 

do 

Jessie Ir 

28 Sinclair R. and S. M'Morland Coast 

Jessie Catherine sp 31 Robertson John M'Lean and Co 

do 

John Kerr s 

1782 Scobie A. Lyle and Sons 

do 

John and Robert sk 39 Simpson Fergus and Son 

Coast 

Keine dePrevoyancebnl02 Kerr R. and S. M'Morland do 

Killochan 

Kilkerran s 

Kooria Mooria bq 

1232 M'FadzeanJohn Kerr and Co 

1198 Wood Do 

1066 Cook Wm. Lindsay and Co 

do 

Fgn 

do 

Kurrachee s 694 Maxwell John Kerr and Co 

do 

LaBonne Intention bq 359 Sawtell 

Lady Octavia s 1172 Rendall 

D. M'Laren 

G. Adam and others 

do 

do 

Lady Allan s 1265 Hansen Leitch and Muir 

do

APPENDIX. 79 

VESSELS. TONS. MASTERS OWNERS. TRADE. 

Lady Belhaven s 1499 Hamilton G. Adam and others Fgn 

Lavinia bq 

251 M'Kenzie J. and W. Stewart do 

Leander si' 

227 Service W. Grieve, Son and Co do 

Lephenstratli bq 623 Young John Kerr and Co do 

Liberator bn 

94 Mann R. and S. M'Morland Coast 

Lion ss 

292 Ash W. Grieve, Son and Co Fgn 

Loxiisa s 

939 MackintoshR. R Paterson do 

Lucayas bq 

446 Dorman T. O. Hunter and Co do 

Leopard ss 

319 Hiscock W. Grieve, Son and Co. do 

Madras s 

667 Hamilton John Kerr and Co do 

Maggie Brown 559 Swan Browne and Watson do 

Mallowdale s 1264 Shapland T. O. Hunter and Co do 

Margaret sk 

38 Taylor •John Rattray Coast 

Margaret sr 

135 Baxter W. Grieve, Son and Co Fgn 

Margaret A. Allan bn 135 Kane R. and S. M'Morland Coast 

Margaret Ann sr 65 Mann Hendry, Ferguson and Co. do 

Margaret Shearer sk 46 Ci'awford N. and T. Shearer do 

Margaret Smith s 630 Simpson John Kerr and Co Fgn 

Margaret Wylie bq 655 Murdoch Browne and Watson do 

Marion Hendry sr 59 Dick Hendry, Ferguson and Co Coast 

Marion bq 703 Robertson Wm Allison Fgn 

Martaban s 781 Cook A. & J. H. Carmichael and Co do 

Martha Reid bq 765 Jones Browne and Watson do 

Martin Scott 1388 Kerr R. W. Jamieson do 

Mary Ann Ir 28 Thompson R. and S. M'Morland Coast 

Mary bq 512 Richards Browne and Watson Fgn 

Mary Fry s 981 Liddell John Haddow do 

Matchless bn 143 Foster John Duncan, junr do 

Matheran s 941 Patterson John Haddow do 

Mauritius s 661 Black John Kerr and Co do 

May Queen bq 285 Nisbet John Haddow do 

Medea s 1065 Latto Carmichael and Co do 

Mermerus 1670 Fife 

Do. do 

Meteor bq 247 Irvine J. and W. Stewart do 

Mic Mac ss 462 Kane Baine and Johnston do 

Minnie Graham bq 575 Clark Browne and Watson do 

Morning Star bg 1050 Robertson John Jamieson and others do 

Noma s lOoO Latto Hendry, Ferguson and Co do 

Norval s 1427 Young Baine and Johnston 

Octavia sr 235 M'Bride 

Do. do 

Oriana s 997 Guthrie William Orr do 

Orion bn 

Orisso s 

98 

1799 

Tassell 

Masterton 

R. and S. M'Morland 


Coast 

do 

Orpheus s 1463 Glass Baine and Johnston do 

Panther ss . 234 Bartlett 

Do. do 

Parijero bq 

Parsee s 

345 

1280 

Davidson 

Nelson J. 

Do. 

and W. Stewart 

do 

do 

Pearl of India s 12fi9 Stirling Hendry, Ferguson and Co do 

Petrel sr 60 M'Murtry 

PrincessAlexandra s 1370 Mackenzie 

Princess Royal s 1196 Watt 

Princess Dagmar bq 443 Larin 

Pride of the West sr 135 Callahan 

Proteus S3 467 Pike 


Hendry, Ferguson and Co Fgn 

Do. do 

P. and J. Leitch do 

W. Grieve, Son and Co do 

J. and W. Stewart do

80 APPENDIX. 

VESSELS TONS. MASTERS OWNEBS. TRADE. 

QueenofCommerce bq277 M'Dougal H. Brown Fgn 

Queen of the Lakes 1153 Page A. Lyle and Sons do 

Racer bn 251 M'Dougal] W. Grieve, Son and Co do 

Ranger ss 353 Delaney J. and W. Stewart do 

Ravensbourne bq 410 Unverzagt James Craig do 

Ringdove bq 400 Bruce W. and J. Crawford do 

Red Cross 987 Edwards William Rankine do 

Rossdhu s 1320 Fleming William Turner and others do 

Rozelle s 1586 Heggum R. Cuthbert and others do 

Royal Saxon s 1109 Williamson Carswell and Davie do 

Salado bq 442 Johnston Carmichael and Co 

Sandringham s 1166 Boyd G. Adam and others do 

Sarah sr 76 MontgomeryR. and S. M'Morland Coast 

Sea Flower s 1100 Thomas R. Muir and others Fgn 

Scotia sr 184 Sanders J. and W. Stewart do 

Sikhs 1179 Andrew J. Russell and others do 

Sir Lancelot s 886 Felgate J. MacCunn and others do 

Sisters sp 45 M'Grady R. and S. M'Morland Coast 

Stella bq 221 Mitchell J. and W. Stewart Fgn 

St Fillans s 1088 Cottar J. and W. Stewart do 

Talisman s 1026 Gray John Brymner and Co do 

Tamerlane s 764 Bailey J. and W. Stewart do 

Taranaki bq 569 Munn T. 0. Hunter and Co do 

Tennyson s 1298 Corrance W. Orr do 

The Craigs s 1148 Thiele R. Cuthbert and others do 

Thessalus s 1764 Bennet A. and J. H. Carmichael & Co. do 

Tiger ss 217 Hegan W. Grieve, Son and Co do 

Tornado s 1097 Wilson G. Adams and others do 

Trelawny bq 353 Pepper R. and S. M'Morland do 

Trinidad s 721 Weir John Kerr and Co do 

Trochrague s 677 Lowe Do. do 

Truce bq 760 Cowiêr J. Jamieson and others 

Tweed sr 108 Mann Hendry, Ferguson and Co Coast 

Vu.lcan sp 45 M'Creddy R. and S. M'Morland do 

Walrus ss 183 Delaney J. and W. Stewart Fgn 

AVestern Belle s 1225 Heggum R. Cuthbert and others do 

Westville sr — Jewer J. and W. Stewart do 

Wm. Patterson bq 619 Jamieson John Brymner do 

Wolf ss 519 Smith W. Grieve, Son and Co do 

Woodburn s 1424 Hartnell R. Shankland and Co do 

Zealandia s 1032 Robertson R. R. Paterson do 

One or two shipowners have refused to give a list of their ships this 

year.

Itoertisenients.

ADYEUTISEMENTS. 

FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 

CAPITAL, £1,000,000. 

SCOTTISH BRANCH : 

OFFICE— 

INDIA. BUILDINGS, 29, GORDON STREET, 

DIRECTORS. 

ARCHIBALD GALBRAITH, Esq. (A. & A. Galbraith & Co.), 

Glasgow. 

JOSEPH C. WAKEFIELD, Esq. (Inglis & Wakefield), Glasgow. 

THOMAS D. FINDLAY, Esq. (T. J). Findlay & Co.), Glasgow. 

Secretary—A. E. BAELAS. 

SHORT PERIOD INSURANCES on the usual Terms. 

LOSSES are met with PROMPTITUDE and LIBERALITY. 

LOSSES caused by LIGHTNING and EXPLOSION of GAS made 

good. 

AGENTS AT GREENOCK. 

JOHN GILLESPIE, 24, West Blackhall Street. 

J. M'CAUGHEY, 1, West Quay. 

HOPE STEWART RAMSAY, 11, WilHam Street. 

JAMES DENHOLM, 27, Cathcart Street. 

WILLIAM AULD, 46, Cathcart Street. 

JOHN P. MACLAREN, 27, West Burn Street. 

M'ARTHUR, M'LEAN & CO., 5, West Quay. 

R. S. HUGHES, 3, Bank Street.

ADVERTISEMENTS 

GREENOCK ADVERTISER OFFICE, 

29 Hamilton Street. 

The Advertiser is published on the mornings of Tuesdays, 

Thursdays, and Saturdays, and Regularly Delivered at Subscribers' 

Dwellings. Orders received at the Office, or by all News Agents, 

of whom the Advertiser may be had. 

Cards, Cibculaks, Intimation and Funeral Letters, Invoices, 

Memorandums, Bills, Pamphlets, &c., &c. 

Letterpress Printing op every Description. 

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29 HAMILTON STREET.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 

SCOTTISH UN 

FIEE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 

LONDON, 37 Cornhill. I 

47 George St. 1 DUBLIN, 

52 Dame St. 

EDINBURGH, 

ESTABLISHED 1824—CAPITAL, £5,000,000. 

GLASGOW BOARD: 

OIPIFIO S, 49. -VsT EST' I^SC3-S ITT ST. 

Chairman—JOHN COWAN, Esq. 

JOHN B. WINGATE, Esq. FRANCIS SMITH, Esq. 

| 

DR W. G. BLACKIE. JAMES T. WHITELAW, Esq. 

JOHN AFFLECK, Esq. ALEXANDER M'GREGOR, Esq. 

| 

WILLIAM FINLAYSON, Secretary. 

Medical Eeferees—FROFESSOB. W. T. GAIRDNER, M.D., and 

R. SMART, M.D. 

n^HIS Company is composed of a numerous and influential body of 

I Proprietors, and has a large Subscribed Capital, so that unquestionable 

security is guaranteed to Insurers. 

INVESTED FUNDS as at 1st August, 1874, upwards of.;. £1,333,000 

ANNUAL REVENUE from all sources, 282,166 

AMOUNT OF LIFE INSURANCES in force, 5,300,000 

LIFE DEPARTMEKri. 

Five-Sixths of the Profits arising from the Whole Life Business 

are divided EVERY FIVE YEARS among Participating Policyholders, 

in the proportion each has contributed to the Fund. 

NEW BUSINESS IN 1874. 

Policies— 643. Sums Assured, £443,105 Premiums, £14,129 Os7d 

FIRE DEPARTMENT. 

Insurances Effected on moderate terms. The Company has a 

long-established character for settling losses promptly and liberally. 

This Company does not transact Foreign Business, the Agencies 

being entirely confined to the U^nited Kingdom. 

Copies of Prospectus, and all other information, may be obtained 

at the Offices of the Company, or at any of the Agencies throughout 

the Kingdom. 


JAMES LITTLE & CO., Merchants. 

JOHN LOVE, Royal Bank. 

ROBERT HAMILTON, Lands Valuation Office. 

IN PORT-GLASGOW. 

ALEXANDER LADE, Writer. 

ANDREW HARVEY, Scarlow Street. 

IN PAISLEY. 

HODGE, YOUNG & MARTIN, County Buildings. 

ALEXANDER HART, 9, Church Hill. 

ANDERSON & HART, Writers, 5, County Place. 

IN JOHNSTONE. 

JOHN SALMON. 

Swperintendent of Agents andSurveyor—W. Uamsay, 49 W. George St., Glasgow 

GEORGE ^\'M.&\Y, Manager. 

JAMES B.ARLAS, Secretary.


CAlEBONIAi IMURAPJCE COMPOY. 

Incorporated hy Royal Charter and Special Act of Parliament. 

ESTABLISHED 1805. 

LIFE DEPARTMENT. 

For Family Provisions this Company offers great advantages. 

security'^—All the Funds are invested in first-Class Home 

Securities, and stringent Vakiations of the Assets and Liabilities are 

made Septennially. 

BONUSES.—These have hitherto been increased at each successive 

Division of Profits, while few Offices have been able to do so. 

The Bonuses on several of the Policies tvhich have fallen hy death during 

the past year amount to upioards of 40 per cent, on the Sums 

PREMIUMS MODERATE. CONDITIONS LIBERAL. 

FIRE DEPARTMEIsTT. 

Almost every description of Property insured at moderate rates. No 

Foreign Business transacted. 

D. DEUGHAR, Manager. 

EDINBTJnaS-lS, &BOIIGE STREET. 

M'Clure & Macdonald, Writers. 

Peter M'Kellar. 67, Rue-end St. 

James Glen, "Writer. , 


David Aitken, City of Glasgow 

BanK. 

John Patten, junr., Writer. 

lEL PEWLii 

CAITHNESS AND ARBROATH PAVEMENT 

MERCHANT, 

11, Patrick Street, Greenock. 

DRAIN PIPES, CHIMNEY CANS, 

ORNAMENTAL BRICKS, 

AND 

IFIIRE-OI-.^':^' &OOIDS 

OF EVERT DESCRIPTION ; 

PORTLAND AND ROMAN CEMENTS; 

ARDENLIME, &c.

ADVE RTISEMENTS. 

THE 

SCOTTISH NATIONAL 


EDINBURGH, 

22, ST. ANDREW SQUARE. 

The Right Hon. EDWARD S GORDON, M.P., Lord Advocate, 

Chairman of Directors. 

Manager JOHN M. M'CANDLISH, Esq. 

GLASGOW, 

J. K 

32, RENFIELD STREET. 

MACDONALD, Resident Secretary. 

LIFE ASSURANCE. 

LARG-E BONUS ADDITIONS have been made to this Company's 

Policies at repeated investigations since 1851. During the last 

twelve years alone, Policies for £1000 have had £185 of Bonus added. 

In 1872 the rate of addition for the j)revious Four Years was £1 10s 

per cent, per annum. 

12,500 

LIFE POLICIES 

ISSUED 

FOR £6,000,000 

STERLING. 

Rates for £100 payable at Death,] 

Age. 

tvith profits. 

Uniform rate Half-rate for 

for Life. F.ve Years. 

20 £1 17 6 £110 

25 2 2 8 14 

30 2 9 17 6 

35 2 15 10 1 11 6 

40 3 4 6 1 16 6 

45 3 14 2 3 6 

BONUSES 

CONVERTIBLE 

INTO 

CASH. 

* The rates under this Table are doubled at the end of five years. No 

arrears of Premium attach to the Policies. 

FIRE INSURANCES. 

Almost all descriptions of Property insured on favourable terms. 

No charge for Policies. 

AGENTS AT GREENOCK. 

WELSH & WALKER, Accountants, Cathcart Street. 

W. N. A. AITKEN, National Bank. 

JAMES GLEN, Writer. 

MACKENZIE & WALKER, Dellingburn Square. 

WILLIAM HAIR, Council Chambers.


THE SCOTTISH FIRE 


CAPITAL, - - - £1,000,000. 

HEAD OFFICE-31. GEORQE STREET, EDINBURGH. 

IDIREICXORS. 

Chairman—Allan A. Maconochie Wellwood, Esq. 

of Meadowbank and Garvock, LL.D. 

Deputy-Chairman—James Cowan, Esq., MP. for Edinburgh. 

George Caddel Bruce, Esq., C.E., Edinburgh. 

James Forman, Esq., Advocate, Edinburgh. 

David Dickson, Esq., Wholesale Stationer, Edinburgh. 

John Dick Peddie, Esq., R.S.A., Architect, Edinburgh. 

Thomas Sprot, Esq., W.S., Edinburgh. 

Archibald Burn Murdoch, Esq., "W.S., Edinburgh. 

Robert Turnbull, Esq., Edinburgh. 

Charles Pearson, Esq., C.A., Edinburgh, 

BANKERS. 

The Commercial Bank of Scotland. 

The Clydesdale Banking Company. 

Manager, J. Rhind Carphin. Secretary, John Hurry. 

GLASGOW OFFICE, 123, ST VINCENT STREET. 

Secretary—Archibald Lawson. 

Bankers - The Royal Bank of Scotland. 

Hotises, Manufactories, Sugar Refineries, Warehouses, and their 

Contents, Rents, Farming Stock, Ships in Port, or whilst building, 

etc., etc., insured on the most favourable terms. 

Risks surveyed free of expense. Insurances transferred from other 

Offices without extra cost. Claims settled with promptitude. 

J. R. CARPHIN, Manager. 


JAMES KELSO, Accountant, 15, William Street. 

WILLIAM PHI LP, Accountant, British Linen Bank. 

JOHN HADDOW, Shipbroker, 27, West Burn Street. 

H. R. NEILL, Family Grocer, 27-, West Blackball Street. 

JOHN JAMIESON, Shipbroker, 49, Rue-End Street. 

E. G. MUIR, Sugar Exchange.

ADVERTISEMENTS. 9 

GÊlSrKPtAL ASS TJ range; 

o o M p A isr Y. 

LIFE-FIEE-LOANS. 

Established 1837. 

CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. 

Head Opfic e— 

62, KING WILLIAM STKEET, LONDON, E.G. 

7 1, 

Glasgow Branc h— 

WEST NILE S T K E E T. 

WALKER, SCOTT & CO., 

Local Managers. 

Applications for Agencies are invited. 

i;!^ 

General Drapers, Clothiers, and Outfitters, 

26, S 28 CATHCART STREET, 

Opposite the Railway Station, 

HANING now secured increased accommodation, begf to announce 

that they will show all the year round a most choice selection 

in all the- following Departments : 

Black Silks and Velvets. 

Dress Goods of every make. 

Prints and Printed Muslins. 

Winceys and Thibbets. 

Wool, Tartans, and Shirtings. 

Flannels and Blankets. 

GENTLEMEN'S 

West of England Black Superfine 

Coatings, Pilots, Beavers. 

Scoteh and English Tweeds. 

Blue and Black Duskins. 

Bed and Table Linens. 

Wool Shawls and Plaids. 

Hosery and Gloves. 

Shirts and Shirtings, 

LinGoods of every Class. 

Umbrellas, Stays, &c. 

DEPARTMENT. 

Wool, Wincey, and Oxford Shirts. 

White, Dress, and Regatta do. 

Collars, Cuffs, and Handkerchiefs. 

Hats, Caps, and Mufflers. 

Gentlemen's, Youths', and Boys' Clothing, Ready-made or made 

to Measure in our own Workshop. 

MOURNINGS EXECUTED ON THE 

SHORTEST NOTICE. 

A Cutter kept on the premises. 

SMITH & ARMiT, 

26, & 28, CATHCART STREET, GREEXOCK.

10 ADVERTISEMENTS. 

IMPERIAL FIRE OFFICE 

ONE OF THE OLDEST AND WEALTHIEST OFFICES. 

Capital, ^1,600,000, Paid T7p and Invested, £*7Q0,Q00 

HEAD OFFICE—1, OLD BRO\D STREET, LONDON. 

General Managee—E. COZENS SMITH, Esq. 

Glasgow Office— 

119, ST. VINCENT STREET—Secy., W. J. CARSWELL. 

ESTABLISHED IN 1803. The Company has since had an 

UNINTERRUPTED CAREER OF SUCCESS. 

The " Imperial" affords the most unquestionable Security an 

important consideration to Insurers, 

LOSSES PAID, UPWARDS OF FIVE MILLIONS. 

Agents appointed, Policies Issued, and Losses Adjusted, at the 

SCOTTISH BRANCH, 119, St. Vincent Street, Glasgow. 

Secretary—W. J. CARSWELL. 

Proposals may be forwarded to the Company's Agents. 

David Agnew, 15, Cross-Shore Street, Greenock. 

John Agnew, Clydesdale Bank, East-end Branch, Greenock. 

Wm. Adam, Dock Breast, Greenock. 

W. & J. Crawford, Shipping Agents, 49, Cathcart Street. 

Martin and Morris, City Bank Buildings, Greenock. 

James L. M'Clure, Exchange Buildings, Greenock. 

R. B. Shearer, Writer, 14, Hamilton Street, Greenock. 

Wrede & Company, City Bank Buildings, Greenock. 

John Cuthbert, Accountant and Factor, Port-Glasgow. 

James Patrick, Solicitor, Largs. 

COAL, LIME, CEMENT, 

AND 

FIRE CLAY MERCHANT, 

PATRICK STREET, 

(Greenock and Ayrshire Railway.) 

GOALS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 

BEST IRISH LIME. 

BEST ENGLISH LIME. 

BEST SCOTCH LIME. 

PIEE CLAY GOODS OP ALL KINDS. 

THE TRADE SUPPLIED. 

Glasgow Address :— 40, St. Enoch Square.


J. & M. CRAIG, 

HTLLHEAD & PERCETON FIRE-CLAY FACTORIES, 

KILMARNOCK, 

Manufacturers of every description of Fire-Clay Goods, and 

from Clay of unrivalled quality. 

Comprising 

Fire Bricks, pressed and unpressed, 

of every pattern 

Flqe Covers 

Furnace Blocks 

Flooring Tiles 

Stable Bricks 

Vases and Stands 

Gas Retorts, plain and enamelled 

Glazed Sewerage Pipes, Spigot 

and Faucet and Butt Joints 

Wall Coping 

Also, 

Kerbing 

Edstic Ware 

Vent Linings, round, oval, and 

square 

Oncomings for Vents 

Joist and Beam Shods 

Cattle and Pig Troughs 

Horse Mangers 

Chimney Cans 

Statuary 

White and Black Enamelled Bricks, equal to the best 

English Manufacture. 

DEPOT IN GREENOCK—10, BROUGHAM STREET. 

JOHN WILKIE, Agent. 

Lime Burner, Coal and Cement Merchant 

AND 

Sole Agent for Hillhead & Perceton Celebrated 

Fire-Clay Goods, 

10, BP.OUG-HAM STREET, 

Has always in Stock, the following amongst other articles, viz. : 

FINEST 

Ayrshire, Wishaw, Clydesdale, and Monklands House, 

Irish Lime of Superior 

Splint, Steam, Smithy and Gas Coals ; 

Quality ; Portland and Roman Cement ; Hydraulic Arden Lime ; 

Craighead and Muirkirk Celebrated Building Limes. 

Also, every description of Fire-Clay Goods of unrivalled Manufacture, 

from the above Works, which are the LARGEST OF THE 

KIND IN SCOTLAND. 

Shippers and Owners of Public Works Supplied on most advantageous 

Terms. 

BRANCH OFFICE AND DEPOT— 

98, COMMERCE STREET, GLASGOW.

12 ADVERTISEMENTS. 

GLASGOW 

COFFEE ROASTING WOEKSi 

AND 

GENEEAL GRINDING MILLS, 

DMINTO 

desires to intimate that he has now erected those new V 

and extensive premises upon the old site of ground, Macpher 

p, 

son Street, with a frontage to that street, recently formed, called 1 

Graeme Streat, and has fitted up additional new Mills and Machines ofdifferent 

kinds, with everj' improvement, in order to facilitate the 

operations of his trade in its various branches. Some of those Machines 

may be specially mentioned—the Sugar Tabulating Machines, for converting 

Sugar loaves into Small Tablets. I'his is a new feature in the 

trade, which has become one of the requirements of thj age, and has 

been met with marked su.ccess. Other Machines are in course of being 

completed, and nothing shall be Avanting to meet the demands of 

Grocers, Confectioners, Biscuit Manufacturers, Druggists, Dyers, 

Drysalters, kc, &c. 

Glasgow, Grseme Street, May, 1875. 

THE EDINBURGH LIFE 

ASSURANCE COMPANY. 

FOUNDED 1823. 

The Compkehensive Non -Forfeiture Scheme of this Office now 

extended to all ordinary Policies, entirely obviates loss to the assured 

who at amj time decide on ceasing payment of Premiums. 

FUNDS, - £1,200,000. INCOME, - £185,000 

The Rates of Premium are more moderate than those of many 

other Offices, notwithstandingthe advantageous results of the peculiar 

Bonus System. 

CLAIMS PAID, £2,100,000. 

The Special Bonus System secures au increasing share of Profits 

as the Policies advance in age. The Bonus ;s paid have, for some 

years past, averaged 35 per cent, on sums assured, while in the case 

of very good lives they have frequently exceeded 100 per cent. 

TOTAL BONUSES, £700,000. LAST BONUS, £200,000 

West op Scotland Branch, St. Mary's Buildings, 

112, ST. VINOEMT S T H E E T, GL A S G W. 

ARCHIBALD HEW AT, Secretary. 

Robert Blair, Writer. 

W. & J. Crawford. Ship Brokers. 

A. Gauld, Commercial Bank. 

AGENTS. 

R. S. Hughes, 3, Bank Street. 

W. Philp, British Linen Bank. 

J, Tamiahill, City Bank.


ALEXANDER M MASTER, 

6, West Blackhall Street. 

NEWEST CLOTHS FOR MORNING AND DRESS SUITS. 

NAVAL AND MILITARY UNIFORMS. 

HATS, SCARFS, UMBRELLAS, TRAVELLING WRAPPERS, &o. 

DRESS AND COLOURED KIDS. 

ALL THE NEWEST FASHIONS. 

GOôs: bu"iXjId:e:r.s, 

13, "West ^leiiârl; s^f., Cwreeiioclc. 

I ANDAUS, BROUGHAMS, WAGGONETTES, PHAETONS, 

I, J DOG-CARTS, CHAPEL CARTS, and every description of 

Vehicle Made to Order. Repairs promptly executed. 

HOME AND FOEEiaN FEUITS IN THEIE SEASON. 

SEEDSMAN ANE> FRUITERER, 

10, HAMILTON STREET, GREENOCK. 

Flowers, Shrubs, and Plants, Manvires and Garden Implements, Seed 

Oats, Seed Potatoes, Clover Seed, Ryegrass Seed, Turnip Seed, 

Flower Seed, Implements for Field and Garden. 

UINTIN BONE, 

ACCOUrSiTANT, 

House Factor and Insurance Agent, 

SCHOOL BOARD OFFICES, 

2, BANK STREET. 

13

] 4 ADVERTISEMENTS. 

THE EVIDENCE OF AN OCTOaENAEIAN 

ON 

AND THE 

HYGEIAN SYSTEM OF MEDICINE 

OF 

JAMES MORISON, The Hygeist. 

To the Messrs Morison, British College of Health, London. 

Gentlemen,— It may be well that I present you, as a final testimony, 

with the following statement : —During the first 34 years of my 

life I was always sickly— never really well. During many of these 

years I was unable to engage m any employment ; several times I was 

at the point of death. Stomach, liver, and bowels could not do their 

normal work. Piles added to the disorder and distress ; and a sense 

of debility and low-spiritedness was my very frequent experience. I 

had recourse to numerous doctors, and used all their prescriptions, 

until their skill was exhausted, without any satisfactory results. I 

became hopeless ; and looked for relief only to the grave to terminate, 

what was often a very sad and wearisome existence. A trusty friend 

advised me to try your medicines, and I did. Six weeks' use of the 

same made me a new man, I exulted in a- renovated life. I could 

then walk with vigour and joy, and almost felt as if I could fly. I 

would not have exchanged my reanimated and happy state for a 

thousand worlds. I can never forget that blessed period ! For two 

years I constantly used the medicines in ample doses. Strengthening 

and not weakening effects were the consequences. Doctors said my 

bowels would fall into isieces—they only grew stronger. Appetite 

became vigorous and healthy ; bile ceased to sicken existence ; piles 

tormented no more; the depression and gloom, that had so long 

brooded over my mind, passed away ; and a new lease of a happy, 

active life was now mine. To doctors with their drugs I now bade 

farewell— it was impossible to do otherwise—restored health by your 

medicines could lead to no other conclusion. A fig as to their com- 

position— their experimental effects loere all I could desire—and all I 

cared about. JAMES MORISON and his medicines were of infinitely 

greater consequence to me than the whole Pharmacopcea, with the 

medical fraternity to boot. I would have been beastly stupid or mad 

had I thought otherwise. I am now eighty years of age. I stand


alone, having outlived all my youthful friends and contemporaries. 

I still enjoy a fair measure of health and take a constant interest in 

the affairs of the world. I enjoy life with a strong relish. The use 

of your medicines conjoined with the non-use of intoxicating drinks, 

during 45 years, have most certainly conduced to this prolonged 

existence. To my personal experience, I should add, that, as a father 

of a family, and as your agent dviring 40 years, I have had most 

extended experience of the effects of your medicines. I never knew 

them do real harm to a human being— in nu.mberless cases, and in 

diseases of all sorts, I have known of their alleviating and curing 

power. It would be imiDossible to over-estimate the good they would 

effect on the diseased and suffering, were the medicines used as I have 

used them. Few men now living know these great truths and facts 

better than I do ; and, with the authority this extended experience 

gives me, I fearlessly proclaim my views and convictions to all men. 

A universal medicine ! Yes ! Disease of all sorts and types is 

undoubtedly derived from, and produced by impurity. Who is 

capable of confuting this grand scientific truth ! MORISON'S 

MEDICINES simply remove bodily impurities ; and consequently 

cut at the originating roots of all diseases whose types are many, but 

whose origin is ONE. I present you these simple harmonious facts, 

instead of the contradictory nonsense that so much pervades all 

common systems of medicine. Morison's Medicine acts by, and under 

physical law, aiding, not forcibly violating nature, j)urifying the 

whole mass of fluids in the body (for that is what it does), and then 

nature relieved and purified asserts its supremacy, restored health 

being the result. So far as medicine is concerned, the proper road to 

health is now pointed out ; but let there be connected with its use, 

every wise, restoring, sanitary appliance. Let it also be observed, 

disease is only comparatively curable—dying, we must all die, and 

that generally by disease ; but there is a right and wrong way of 

treating it. From the latter, no good can result—from the former, 

good may always be reasonably expected. 

10, GrEOKGB Street, Johnstone, Scotland. 

October, 1874. 

P. S.— I shall gladly answer friendly enquiries. 

JOHN FRASER. 

MORISON'S MEDICINES are Sold in Boxes at TJd, 13^d, 

2s 9d, 4s 6d, and lis, by the Hygeian Agents, and 

Medicine Vendors generally. See that the words 

" Morison's Universal Medicines" are engraved on the 

Government Stamp, in White Letters on a Red Ground, 

without which none are Genuine,

16 ADVERTISEMENTS, 

AETZFIGIAL THETH. 

MR 

STEWART, Surgeon-Dentist, inserts the PUREST 

ARTIFICIAL MINERAL TEETH, without the aid of 

Springs or Wires, from EIVE SHILLINGS EACH. 

33, Sroiig^liain street, Crreenocli, 

(Opposite Greenock and Ayrshire Railway Station. 

D. M: ' D 

BEGS 

O XJ G A L L, 

Bookseller and Stationer, 

33, HAMILTON STREET, GREENOCK, 

to intimate to his Friends and the Public that he has on 

hand an assorted Stock of PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL STA- 

TIONERY, BIBLES, PSALM and HYMN BOOKS, SCHOOL 

BOOKS, PENS, INKS, COPIES, SLATES, &c. 

Account Books Made to Order. 

The Monthly Magazines delivered to Subscribers. 

Orders will have his best attention. 

J. A. BURGE, 

€»llSISf ASS© ©awîisf, 

31, RUE-EMD STREET, GREENOCK. 

Medicine Chests Fitted Up for all Climates. 

G- R R ^ T B R I T A- 1 N 

FlfiB & LIFB OFFICES, 

101, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. 

Head Office for Scotland— 

12, HANOVER STREET, GLASGOW. 

Greenock Branch— 

POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS. 

W3f. WEIGHT, Jwi., District Manager.

STAFFORDSHIRE FIRE OFFICE 

LIMITED. 

CAPITAL, FULLY SUBSCRIBED, £250,000. 

HEAD OFFICE FOR SCOTLAND AND NORTH OF ENGLAND; 

37, WEST NILE STREET, GLASGOW 

TRUSTEES. 

Colin Minton Campbell, Esq., J.P., Woodseat and Stoke-on-Trent. 

Robert Heath, Esq., J. P., Biddulph Grange and the Brampton. 

Newcastle-nnder- Ljrme. 

E. T. Blâwood Wool, Esq., J.., Watlands, Stoke-on-Trent. 

Hugh Sleigh, Esq., J.P., Leek. 

DIRECTORS. 

Chairman—T. C. Brown Westhead, Esq., J.P., Barlaston and Hanley. 

John Aynsley, Esq., Longton. 

Samuel Keeling, Esq., J. P., Rochester. 

Robert E. Narramore, Esq., Hanley. 

Joshua Nicholson. Esq., Leek. 

George Ridgeway, Esq., J.P., Hanley. 

W. Scott, Esq., Bai-Iaston & Hanley. 

BANKERS. 

Manchester and Liverpool. I Bank 

Provincial Bank of Ireland. City | 

Anthony Shaw, Esq., Congleton. 

William Stubbs, Esq., Hanley. 

Frederick Tennent, Esq., Burslem. 

J. G. Walker, Esq., J. P., Banker, 

Hanley. 

WiUiam Webberley, Esq., Dresden. 

of Scotland and its Branches. 

of Glasgow Bank and Branches. 

This first class weU-established Company accepts Sugar Refineries, Sugar 

Stores, Warehouses, Dwelling Houses, Shops, and almost every class of risk, 

at lowest possible rates, consistent with safety, and devotes special attention 

to the business of Sugar Refiners and Merchants. 

Agents of influence and position wanted where the Company is not represented. 

Alexander Gauld, Commercial Bank. 

A. M. Humphreys, Clydesdale Bank. 

Robert Campbell, Union Bank. 

AGENTS IN GREENOCK- 

D. M'Farlane, Architect, 32, Cathcart 

Street. 

EGBERT MUIR, Secretary. 

COAL MEROHAISTT^, 

iottse lactor * Insurance ^ Commission ggent, 

WAVERLEY BUILDINGS, 

29, West Burn Street, Greenock- 

BEST HOUSE, STEAM, and SMITHY COALS always on 

hand. Orders left at the Office or at the House, 30, Nelson 

Street., West, will be promptly attended to.

SCOTTISH IDMEFKRIAL 

INSUKANCE COMPANY. 

FIBE. luXf ^, 

Capital, OME MILLIOM Ste/ling, 

Head Office—50, WEST GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW 

Cham-man— Alexandek Ronaldson, Esq., Merchant. 

Vice- Chairman—James Nicol Fleming, sq., Merchaiit 

G. Stewart. Anderson, Esq., Merchant 

Allan Arthiu", Esq., Merchant. 

Michael Balmain, Esq., Banker. 

William Durns, Esq., Solicitor. 

Alexander Drew, Esq., Merchant. 

Robert Fraser, Esq., Merchant. 

James Graham, Esq., Builder. 

W. Grieye, Esq., Merchant, Greenock 

Anthony Hannay, Esq. (Messrs Kelly 

&Co.) 

John Henderson, Esq. (Messrs Tillie 

and Henderson.) 

James Salmon, Esc|., Architect. 

Wm. Taylor, Esq., Gra n Merchant. 

Gregor Tm-nbuU, Esq., Merchant. 

Consulting Fhysician.—Professor M'CAtLANDEEsoir. 

Solicitors.—Messrs Buens, Aiken & Co. 

Bankers.—The City of Glasgow Bank. 

Manager.—W. W. W. Reid. Secretary.— David Laweie. 

The following table exhibits the progress of the Company :- 

Year. Fire Revenue. Life Revenue. 

1866 

1869 

1872 

1873 

£11,110 

33,451 

75.871 

88,470 

^ 

£4,684 

12,608 

15,411 

18,438 

Paid-up Capital 

and Funds. 

£27,753 

44,761 

78,318 

95,732 

The Directors of the Scottish Imperial Insurance Company, 

considering it their first duty to provide for the utmost safety of the 

Policy-holders, have, l^y means of the combination of Pire and Life 

business imder one management, been enabled to reduce the total 

expenses (inckiding commission) in the Life department to a charge 

of ten per cent, upon the premium revenue. This unusually low 

ratio of expense, which is fully Five per Cent, belovi^ the average, 

affords tlie best guarantee to Assurers of permanent security, while 

to those who hold " with profit" policies, it likewise affords the prospect 

of future Bonus additions on a very liberal scale. 

ORDINARY POLICIES NON-FORFHTABLE. 

Policies effected during the year 1875 will entitle the Holders to 

share in the Bonus to be declared at 31st December next for the 

Quinquennial period then ending. 

Prospectuses vith Tables of Rates, may he ohtained at the Principal 

Offi,ces, or any of the numerous Agencies throughout the Kingdom. 

^&E:nsrXS J^T GrJREENOCK. 

Messrs M'Donald, Hutcheson & Co., Merchants. 

Mr James Tannahill, City of Glasgow Bank. 

Mr William Orr, 2, Nelson Street, West. 

Mr W. Stewart Anderson, Wine Merchant.

THE 

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE 

INSUEANCE COMPANY. 

Established in 1836 Empowered Specially by Parliament. 

Invested Eunds exceed £4,861,837 Sterling. 

Annual Income is £1,527,7-39. 

LIVERPOOL, 

LONDON, 

GLASGOW, - 

1, Dale Street. 

7, Cornhill and Charing Cross. 

- 128 Ingram Street. 

James Reid Stewart, Esq., Glasgow, Chccirman. 

Andrew Buchanan, Esq., of Auchentoiiie. 

Walter Mackenzie, Esq., Glasgow. 

Robert E. Shaw Stewart, Esq., Edinburgh. 

Solicitors. 

James Ritchie, Maclean & Co., Glasgow. 

Medical Referee—R. Scott Orr, Esq , M.D. 

Resident Secretary—David Stewart. 

BÎRE IlN^STJK^ÎISrCEJ. 

The Premiums in this Branch exceed £1,082,520. 

description of Property insured at moderate rates. 

Nearly every 

The Premiums received in 1874 were £244,608, and the Annuities 

payable amount to £59,500. The Liability of Proprietors is unlimited. 

BONUSES on Life Policies are GUARANTEED when the Insurance 

is effected. 

The ANNUITY RATES are extremely liberal, and every faciKty 

given to Purchasers as to place and time of paA'ment. 

CLAIMS UNDER POLICIES have at all times been promptly 

adjusted and paid, and have exceeded £il, 750,000 Sterling. This test, 

and the present revenue are conclusive evidence of the satisfactory 

way in which the business of the Company is conducted. 

Prospectuses and full information may be obtained at the Offices 

of the Company, or from any of the Agents. 

DAVID STEWART, Resident Secretary, 128, Ingram St., Glasgow. 

Jk&EN^TS IN" GrREElSrOCK:. 

John Bryxaner, Palmerston Buildings. 

M. F. & J. Dunlop, Solicitors, Church 

W.B. Grieve, 17, West Blackhall St. 

Ci^. Lament, Union Bank of Scot- 

John Love, Royal Bank of Scotland. 

F. D. Morrisonj 32, Cathcart St. 

Robert Macfarlan, 4, Rue-end St. 

James D. M'Donald, 41, Cathcart St. 

James S. M'Lea, 18, West Burn St. 

Allan Swan, Park Buildings. 

Andrew Tasker, Clydesdale Bank. 

P. Ballingall, Bank of Scotland. 

James M'Call, Bast Breast.

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