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LONDON & LANCASHIRE
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
MODERATE PREMIUMS. CLAIMS Paid without the usual delay of
Three Months.
Head Office for Scotland-161 WEST GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW.
DIRECTORS.
Andrew L Fowler, Esq., Glasgow-
J
Wakefield), Chairman. (British Linen Company Bank),
J. C. Wakefield. Esq., Busby (Inglis &
Donald Graham, Esq., C.I.E., Glas- | Henry Hey s, Esq., Barrnead (Z. Heys
gow (W. & R. Graham & Co.) & Sons).
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EDWARD W. BROWNE, Manager for Scotland.
APPLICATIONS FOR AGENCIES INVITED.
"THE JF X T$ 33
SnsiiFctnce Association, £imifed.
Capital Fully Subscribed, £1,000,000. Paid-up, £200,000. Reserve Fund, £50,000
Head Office for Scotland-161 WEST GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW.
DIRECTORS.
Andrew L. Fowler, British Linen
J. C. Wakefield, Esq. (Inglis & Wake- I
field), Busby, Chairman. Company Bank), Glasgow.
Henry Heys, Esq. (Z. Heys & Sons),
Graham & Co.), Glasgow, Barrhead.
EDWARD W. BROWNE, Manager for Scotland.
APPLICATIONS FOR AGENCIES INVITED.
Donald Graham, Esq., CLE. (W. & R. |
LONDON AND STAFFORDSHIRE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
(Limited).
104 WEST GEORGE STREET,
GLASGOW.
CAPITAL, SUBSCRIBED CAPITA!, PAID-DP CAPITAL, ANNUAL INCOME exceeds
£2,000,000 ; £1,000,000 ; £100,000 ; £110,000.
THIS
Company undertakes INSURANCES of almost
every class of PROPERTY at Moderate Rates.
CLAIMS promptly and liberally settled.
SURVEYS made Eree of Charge.
LOSSES by Eire, arising from lightning or coal-gas explosions,
made good.
Special attention given to the Insurance of Sugar Refineries,
Sugar Stores, end to the arrangement of all large Insurances.
POLICIES* of other Companies can be transferred to "THE
LONDON AND STAFFORDSHIRE FIRE OFFICE " without
any additional trouble or expense to the Insured.
Gentlemen able to introduce Business are invited to apply for
Agencies to
ROBERT MUTR, Resident Secretary.

THE COMMERCIAL UNION
ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, fully Subscribed £2,500,000
Capital Paid-up 250,000
life Funds in Special Trust for Life PolicyjHolders exceed 660,000
Total Annual Premium Income 937,000
CHIEF OFFICES-19 AND 20 CORNHILL LONDON.
W. Reirson Arbuthnofc, Esq.
Robert Barclay, Esq. (Barclay,
Sevan, & Co.)
W. MiddletoH Campbell, Esq.
(Bosanquet, Curtis & Co.)
Jeremiab Colman, Esq. (J. & J.
Colraan).
R. C. Fergusson, Esq.
Alfred Giles, Esq., 27 Great George
Street, London, S.W.
Edmund S. Hanbury, Esq. (Messrs
Truman, Hanbury, & Co.*
Samuel Hanson, Esq.
Frederick W. Harris, Esq. (Harris
& Dixon.)
John Holms,Esq.,M.P.(Wm.Hoims
& Brothers.)
F. Larkworthy, Esq., Bank of New
Zealand.
DIRECTORS,
Charles J. Leaf, Esq., (Leaf, Sons,
& Co.)
E. A. Mavrogordato, Esq. (Tamvaco,
Micrulachi, & Mavrogordato.)
William Leask, Esq., 14 Eastcheap.
Rt. Hon. A J.Mundella, Esq., M.P.
Genl. Sir H. W. Norman, K.C.B.
Sir Henry W. Peek, Bart., M.P.
(Peek Brothers & Co.)
P. P. Rodocanachi, Esq. (P. P.
Rodocanachi& Co.)
Thomas Russell, Esq., C.M.G.
P. G. Sechiari, Esq. (Sechiari Bros.
&Co.)
Andrew R. Scoble, Esq., Q.C.
Alex. Sim, Esq. (Churchill & Sim.)
John P. Tate, Esq.
Hy . Trower, Esq.(Trower & Lawson)
Secretary, SAML , J. PIPKIN.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Manager, D. MARSHALL LANG.
Moderate Rates of Premium, based on an equitable system.
Claims liberally and promptly settled.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
Actuary, T. E. YOUNG, B.A.
In addition to the Life Funds above stated, Policy-Holders possess the security
of the whole subscribed capital, and other funds of the Company.
The Expenses of Management, exclusive of commission, are limited by
Deed of Settlement to a small per centage on the Premium Income.
Fixed Minimum Surrender Values are guaranteed on ordinary whole
Life Policies after three years' duration.
Claims are paid one month after proof of death.
New and liberal provisions for foreign residence and travel.
BRANCH OFFICES FOR THE WEST OF SCOTLAND—
191 WEST GEORGE STREET, Glasgow.
ARCHIBALD LAWSON, District Manager.
Bankers—THE UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND.
Solicitors—Messrs MITCHELLS, COWAN & JOHNSTON.
Dugald Campbell, 49 Cathcart St.
iames M'Donald. 33 Cathcart St.
)avid Kerr, Royal Bank (West-End).
James Kelso, 6 West Blackball St.
R. B. Duncan, n South St.
AGENTS IN GREENOCK-
Wm. Philp, British Linen Co. Bank.
Robert Forrest, 26 Crawford St.
J. A. Cairns, 5 East Hamilton St.
I John Morisdn, 29 West Burn St.

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LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
Instituted 1823.
OFFICE— FLEET STREET, LONDON, E.C.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, ONE MILLION.
Rt. Hon. Baron CAMPBELL. I Hon. Vice-Chancellor Sir C. HALL.
Rt Hon. Viscount CRANBROOK. WM. FREDERICK HIGGINS, Esq.
The Hon. Mr JUSTICE MANISTY. EDMONDROBT. TURNER, Esq.
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Directors.
EDWARD BAILEY, Esq., Berners Street, W.
FRANCIS THOMAS BIRCHAM, Esq., Parliament Street.
Hon. HALLYBURTON G. CAMPBELL, Ennismore Gardens.
JOHN CLERK, Esq., Q.C., King's Bench Walk, Temple.
FREDK. GEO. DAVIDSON, Esq., a Taxing Master of the Supreme Court.
JOHN DEEDES, Esq., Inner Temple.
WILLIAM JAMES FARRER, Esq., Lincoln's Inn Fields.
HENRY RAY FRESHFIELD, Esq., Bank Buildings.
Hon. ALF. ERSKINE GATHORNE HARDY, Library Chambers, Temple.
Sir FARRER HERSCHELL, Q.C., M.P., Temple.
WILLIAM F. HIGGINS, Esq., Chester Place, Belgrave Place.
HOLDSWORTH HUNT, Esq., King's Bench Walk, Temple.
JOHN JAS. JOHNSON, Esq., Q.C., King's Bench Walk, Temple.
WILLIAM ROLLE MALCOLM, Esq., Hereford Gardens, Park Lane.
RICHARD NICHOLSON, Esq., New Street, Spring Gardens.
CHARLES MANLEY SMITH, Esq., a Master of the Supreme Court.
JOHN SWIFT, Esq., Great Cumberland Place.
JOHN MARMADUKE TEESDALE Esq., 6 Frederick's Place, Old Jewry.
EDWARD TOMPSON, Esq., Stone Buildings, Lincoln's Inn.
Sir WILLIAM H. WALTON, Surbiton, Surrey.
CHARLES NORRIS WILDE, Esq., 21 College Hill, Cannon Street.
ARNOLD WILLIAM WHITE, Esq., Great Marlborough Street.
BASIL THOMAS WOODD, Esq., Conyngham Hall, Yorkshire.
Auditors.
HENRY GERARD HOARE, Esq., Fleet Street.
HENRY HOUSEMAN, Esq., Princes Street, Storey's Gate, Westminster.
WINTHROP MACKWORTH PRAED, Esq., Fleet Street.
PERCIVAL LEWIS WALSH, Esq., Oxford.
Actuary—GRIFFITH DAVIES, Esq.
Physician—ROBT. MARTIN, Esq., M.D., 51 Queen Anne St., Cavendish Sq.
Solicitor—JOHN SYMONDS BOCKETT, Esq., Lincoln's Inn Fields.
Bankers— Messrs HOARE, Fleet Street.
Invested Assets on 31st Dec, 1880, .. .. .. ,£5,404,488
Income for the year 1880, .
.
.
. 480,432
Amount paid on death to 31st Dec, 1880, .
. . 12,642,214
Aggregate Reversionary Bonuses hitherto allotted, .. 6,198,991
The Expenses of Management (including Commission) are under 4h per
«ent. of the Annual Income.
ASSURANCES upon lives are granted for any desired amount, either with
participation in Profits, or at a lower rate of Premium withoutParticipation
in Profits.
FOUR-FIFTHS OF THE PROFITS made by this Society are every Fifth
Year appropriated to the Persons assured on the participating scale of premiums
who have been so assured for Two full years and upwards, prior to
the date of the Division.
LOANS are granted on security of Life Interests and Reversions in connection
with Policies of Assurance ; also on unencumbered Policies of the
Society nearly to the extent of their surrender value.
Attention is specially directed to the revised Prospectus of the Society ;
to the new rates of premium, which are materially lower for young lives than
heretofore ; to the new conditions as to extended limits of free travel and
residence ; and to the reduced rates of extra premium.
Prospectus and form of proposal will be sent on application to-
Messrs M'GRIGOS, DONALD, & Co., 172 St Vincent Street, Glasgow.
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POST-OFFICE
GEEENOCK DIBECTOEY
WITH PLAN OF THE TOWN,
IP O IR, 18 81-8 2,
ARRANGED IN TWO DIVISIONS—GENERAL
AND COMMERCIAL;
WITH
AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING MUQII USEFUL INFORMATION,
THIRTY-FOURTH PUBLICATION.
GREENOCK :
BLAIR, PRINTER, 40 OATHCART STREET.
PRICE, THREE SHILLINGS AND SIXPENCE.

HOMCEOPATHY,
Under the Immediate Patronage of ike Faculty.
Thompson's Podophyllum Essence,
For Biliousness, Indigestion, and Inaction of the Liver, Constipation,
Heartburn, Acid Risings, Flatulence, Giddiness,
Headache, and all Stomach derangements.
Thompson's New French Corn Plaster,
Effectually removes Hard or Soft Corns and Bunions, and
reduces enlarged Toe Joints.
Thompson's Concentrated Camphor Essence,
For Hay Fever, Cold in the Head, Chilliness, and Shivering
Nervous Prostration, Fatigue, Fainting and Dizziness, Cramp,
Diarrhoea, &c.
Toothache or Neuralgia in the Gums,
Instantly and effectually cured with Thompson's Toothache
Specific.
Any of the above Celebrated Preparations, Is each,
larger size, 2s 6d, from
M, F, THOMPSON, HOMEOPATHIC CHEMIST,
17 GORDON STREET, GLASGOW.
Beware of Imitations. Note the Address.
THE EDINBURGH AND PROVINCIAL
PLATE-GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY
XjIIIVCITIRtD.
HEAD OFFICES-8 YOEK BUILDINGS, YORK PLACE,
EDINBURGH.
CHIEF OFFICES FOR WEST OF SCOTLAND—
69 UNION STREET, GLASGOW.
R. M'CALLUM & SONS, District Managers.
Branch Offices at London, Liverpool, Dublin, Newcastle, Birmingham,
Bristol, Scarborough, Dundee, &c, with
Agencies throughout the Kingdom.
DIRECTORS.
Chairman— Councillor Landale, 14 Mayfield Terrace.
R. P. Beattie, Esq., 21 West Mayfield.
John Chesser, Esq., Architect
Royal Exchange.
Councillor Dryborough, 31 Royal Ter-
John Heron, Esq., 4 South Howard
Place.
Robt. Hutcheson, Esq., Ratho Hall,
Ratho.
C. A. Millie, Esq., Advocate, 36 Dub-
race lin Street.
Councillor Hay, 8 Warriston Cres. Andrew Turnbull, Esq., 10 Picardy
Councillor Hendry, 12 South Saint Place.
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Andrew Street. Adam Watson, Esq., 15 Union I St.
ALEXANDER CLAPPERTON, Manager.
SPECIAL ENCOURAGEMENT TO AGENTS.

PREFACE
In again offering to our Subscribers and the Public generally
another issue of the Directory, the Publishers are desirous of
recording their lively sense of the generous patronage and kindly
forbearance with which their former efforts have been received.
The present issue will be found replete with the latest and fullest
information obtainable, and will, we deign to hope, be received
with as much favour as its predecessors. Any slight inaccuracies
or omissions, while almost unavoidable, are regretted.
The Plan of the Town, by J. Bartholomew, Esq., P.R.G.S.,
Edinburgh, has been corrected up to date, and we hope may be
found acceptable.
Post-Office,
Greenock, June, 1881.

COUNTING-HOUSE CALENDAR.
JUNE, 1881. DECEMBER.
Sunday ... 5 12 19 26 Sunday ... 4 11 18 25
Monday ... 6 13 20 27 Monday ... 5 12 19 26
Tuesday ... 7 14 21 28 Tuesday ... 6 13 20 27
Wednesday 1 8 15 22 29 Wednesday ... 7 14 21 2$
Thursday 2 9 16 23 30 Thursday 1 8 15 22 29
Friday
Saturday
3 10 17 24 Friday 2 9 16 23 30
4 11 18 25 Saturday 3 10 17 24 31
JULY. JANUARY, 1882.
Sunday 3 10 17 24 31 Sunday 1 8 15 22 29
Monday 4 11 18 25 Monday 2 9 16 23 30
Tuesday 5 12 19 26 Tuesday 3 10 17 24 31
Wednesday 6 13 20 27 Wednesday 4 11 18 25 ...
Thursday 7 14 21 28 Thursday 5 12 19 26
Friday 1 8 15 22 29 Friday 6 13 20 27
Saturday 2 9 16 23 30 Saturday 7 14 21 28 ...
AUGUST FEBRUARY.
Sunday ... 7 14 21 28 Sunday ... 5 12 19 26
Monday 1 8 15 22 29 Monday ... 6 13 20 27
Tuesday 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday ... 7 14 21 28
Wednesday 3 10 17 24 31 Wednesday 1 8 15 22
Thursday- 4 11 18 25 Thursday 2 9 16 23
Friday 5 12 19 26 Friday 3 10 17 24
Saturday 6 13 20 27 Saturday 4 11 18 25
SEPTEMBER. MAE(
Sunday ... 4 11 18 25 Sunday ... 5 12 19 26
Monday ... 5 12 19 26 Monday ... 6 13 20 27
Tuesday ... 6 13 20 27 Tuesday ... 7 14 21 28
Wednesday ... 7 14 21 28 Wednesday 1 8 15 22 29
Thursday 1 8 15 22 29 Thursday 2 9 16 23 30
Friday 2 9 16 23 30 Friday 3 10 17 24 31
Saturday 3 10 17 24 Saturday 4 11 18 25 ...
OCTOBER. APRIL.
Sunday 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday 2 9 16 23 30
Monday 3 10 17 24 31 Monday 3 10 17 24
Tuesday 4 11 18 25 Tuesday 4 11 18 25
Wednesday 5 12 19 26 Wednesday 5 12 19 26
Thursday 6 13 20 27 Thursday 6 13 20 27 .,«-
Friday 7 14 21 28 Friday 7 14 21 28
Saturday 1 8 15 22 29 Saturday 1 8 15 22 29 ..»
NOVEMBER. MAY.
Sunday ... 6 13 20 27 Sunday ... 7 14 21 28
Monday ... 7 14 21 28 Monday 1 8 15 22 29'
Tuesday 1 8 15 22 29 Tuesday 2 9 16 23 30
Wednesday 2 9 16 23 30 Wednesday 3 10 17 24 31
Thursday 3 10 17 24 Thursday 4 11 18 25 ..,
Friday 4 11 18 25 Friday 5 12 19 26 ...
Saturday 5 12 19 26 Saturday 6 13 20 27 —
Baxk p &c, Holidays :—Scotland—January 1 ; April 14 ^August
December 25.

Preface.
Calendar.
Stamp Duties.
CONTENTS.
page
Post-Office Directory, ... ... ... ... ... 1
Trades and Professions, ... ... ... ... ... 211
Street Directory, ... ... ... ... ... 268
APPENDIX.
Addresses of M.P.'s for Town and County, ... ... 17
Adjuster of Imperial Weights and Measures, ... ... 69
Banking Houses, ... ... ... ... ... 32
Benefit and Friendly Societies, ... ... ... ... 65
Bicycle Club, ... 70
Boating Club, ... ... .. ... ... ... 70
Building Societies, ... ... ... ... ... 80
Burgh and Police Court, ...
Caledonian Railway Company,
...
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21
Carriers, ... ... ... ... .... ... 75
Churches, Ministers, and Presbyteries, ...
Commissioners of Supply for the Lower Ward,
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38
30
Commissary Court, ... ... ... ... ... 30
Conveyances, ... ... ... ... ... ... 72
Consuls at Greenock, ... ... ... ... ... 17
... ... ... 29
County Constabulary, ... ... .
Courts,
Custom of the Port, ... .., ... ... ... 12
Customhouse, ... ... ... ... ... ... 11
Dean of Guild Court, ... ... ... ... ... 29
Educational, ... ... ... ... ... ... 60
Engines for Extinguishing Fires, ... ... ... ... 23
Faculty of Procurators, ... ... ... ... ... 31
Fishery Office, ... ... ... ... ... ... 14
Glasgow and South-Western Railway Company, ... ... 22
Government Life Insurance and Annuities, ... ... 11
Greenock Academy, ... ... ... ... ... 61
Greenock Art Club, ... ... ... ... ... 80
Greenock Chamber of Commerce, ... ... ... 28
Greenock Coffee Boom, ... ... ... ... ... 25
Greenock Census Returns, ... ... ... ... 69
Greenock Cemetery, ... ... ... ... ... 25
Greenock Hospital and Infirmary, ... ... ... 23
Greenock Library, .. ... ... ... ... 24
Greenock Mechanics' Institution, ... ... ... 25
Greenock Parochial Board, ... ... ... ... 24
Greenock Prison, ... ... ... ... ... 21
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CONTENTS.
Greenock Provident Bank,
Greenock Railway Guaranteed Company,
Greenock School Board, ...
Greenock Shipping List, ...
Hackney Carriages,
Income Tax Commissioners,
Indian Parcel Post,
Inland Revenue Office—late Excise,
Inland Revenue Office—Stamps and Taxes,
Insurance Offices and Agents,
Inverkip Street and Duncan Street Burying Ground,
Justice of Peace Court, ...
Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire,
List of Licensed Deep Sea and River Pilots,
List of Licensed Lumpers,
List of Licensed Boatmen,
List of Operatives in Slaughter-House,
List of Licensed Porters,
List of Persons Licensed to Retail Gunpowder,
Local Marine Board,
Lloyd's Agent for Greenock'and Port-Glasgow,
Magistrates and Town Council,
Markets,
Mercantile Marine Office,
Mills and Water Trustees' Waterfalls, ...
Money Orders, ...
Musical Associations,
Parliamentary and Municipal Boundaries,
Physicians and Surgeons,
Police Board,
Post Office,
Post Office Savings Bank,
Public Offices,
Quarter Sessions,
Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages,
Sanitary Department,
Schools and Teachers,
Session Clerks, ...
Sheriff Courts,
Sheriff Small Debt Court, ...
Societies,
Steam Vessels, ... ^ ...
Steam Towing Companies,
Tables of Fees of Interment in Cemetery, &c,
Table of Rates for Pilotage on the Clyde, ...
Table of Rates chargeable by Licensed Boatmen, ...
Table of Rates chargeable by Porters,
Town and Harbour Police,
Trustees on the Harbours,
"Vale of Clyde Tramway Company,
Volunteer Rifle and Artillery Corps,
Water Trustees, ...
Water Palls Let and Unlet,
Wellington Park and Well Park, ...
ADVERTISEMENTS.

STAMP DUTIES.
AGREEMENT, or any Memorandum of an Agreement,
without a Clause of Registration, and not otherwise
specially charged with duty, Os 6d
AGREEMENT for a Lease or Tack, or with respect to the
Letting of any Lands, Tenements, or Heritable Subjects'
for any term not exceeding thirty-five years, is to be
charged with the same duty as if it were an actual Lease
or Tack for the term and consideration mentioned in
the Agreement.
AGREEMENTS for Letting Furnished Houses and Apart-
ments for terms less than a year :
When the Rent for the whole term does not exceed £5,
Exceeds £5 but does not exceed £10
£10 „ „ £15
£15 „ „ £20
£25 „ „
—
Oa 6d
Is Od
Is 6d
2s Od
2s 6d
The Duty on Agreements may be denoted by an adhesive stamp,
which is to be cancelled by the person by whom the instrument is
first executed.
BILL OF EXCHANGE, Payable on Demand, ... ... 0s Id
BILL OF EXCHANGE of any other kind whatsoever
(except a Bank Note), and Promissory Note of any kind
whatsoever (except a Bank Note), drawn, or expressed
to be payable, or actually paid, or endorsed, or in any
manner negotiated in the United Kingdom :
When the amount doos not exceed £5,
Exceeds £5 and ,, ,, £10
MO „ „ £25
£25 ,, ,, £50 ... • ...
£50 „ ,, £75
£75 ,, „ £100
And for every £100, and also for any fractional part of £100,
of such amount or value, ... ... ... ... Is Od
The DUTIES ON INLAND and FOREIGN BILLS are now
identical.
The term " Bill of Exchange " includes Draft order, Cheque, and
Letter of Credit, and any document or writing (except a bank note)
entitling or purporting to entitle any person, whether named therein
or not, to payment by any other person of, or to draw upon any
other person for, any sum of money therein mentioned.
—
0a Id
0s 2d
O 3d
0s 6d
0s 9d
Is Od

STAMP DUTIES.
EXEMPTIONS.—Any draft or order drawn by any banker upon
any ether banker, not payable to bearer, or to order, and used solely
for the purpose of settling or clearing any account between said
bankers. Any letter written by a banker to any other banker,
directing the payment of any sum of money, the same not being
payable to bearer or to order, and such letter not being sent or
delivered to the person to whom payment is to be made, or to any
person on his behalf.
BILL OF LADING, Os 6d
Whatever number of Bills may form a set, each Bill of a set is
liable to this duty. Penalty for executing any Bill of Lading not
duly stamped, £50.
BONDS AND MORTGAGES, being the only or principal or
primary security for the payment or re-payment of money not
exceeding £25, 0s 8d
Above £25 and not exceeding £50, Is 3d
50 „ „ 100, 2s 6d
,, 100 „ ,, 150, 3s 9d
„ 150 „ „ 200, 5s Od
„ 200 „ „ 250, 6s 3d
„ 250 ,, „ 300, 7s 6d
And for every £100, or fractional part of £100, 2s 6d
CONVEYANCE OB TRANSFER ON SALE of any
property (except Debenture Stock or Funded Debt)
when the amount or value of the consideration does not
exceed £5, 0s 6d
Exc. £5 not Exc. £10, £0 1 Exc. £125 not Exc. £150, £0 15
10 15, 1 6 „ 150 175, 17 6
15 20, 2 „ 175 200, 1
20 25, 2 6 „ 200 225, 1 2 6
25 50, 5 „ 225 , 250, 1 5
50 75, 7 6 „ 250 , 275, 1 7
„ 275 , 300, 1 10
75
.00
100,
125,
10
12
6
6
For every £50, or fractional part thereof, 5s.
INDENTURE OF APPRENTICESHIP, 2s 6d
Duty on an Indenture to be borne by the master, unless
the contrary be agreed on.
LEASE OR TACK of any Lands, Tenements, or Heritable
subjects, for a term not exceeding thirty-five years, when
the rent does not exceed £5 per annum, ... 0s 6d
^Exceeding £5 and not exceeding £10, Is Od
10 „ 15, Is 6d
15 „ 20, 2s Od
20 „ . 25, 2s 6d
25 „ 50, 5s Od
50 „ 75, 7s 6d
75 „ 100, 10s Od
100 „
For every full sum of £50, and also for any fractional part
of £50 thereof, 5s Od
RECEIPT given for, or upon the payment of, money amounting to
£2 and upwards, 0s Id

FRENCH WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
The term " receipt " means and includes any note, memorandum,
or writing whatsoever, whereby any money amounting to £2 or upwards,
or any Bill of Exchange or Promissory Note for money
amounting to' £2 or upwards is acknowledged or expressed to have
been received, or deposited, or paid.
If any person (1) Gives any receipt liable to duty, and not duly
stamped ; (2) In any case where a receipt would be liable to duty,
refuses to give a receipt duly stamped ; (3) Upon a payment to the
amount of £2 or upwards gives a receipt for a sum not amounting to
£2, or separates or divides the amount paid with intent to evade the
duty—he shall forfeit the sum of £10.
TRENCH MONIES, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, WITH
THEIR EQUIVALENTS IN ENGLISH.
FRENCH.
Monies.
ENGLISH.
ICent, £0 0§
2 „ =lSou, 1
10 Sous =1 Franc, 9J
20 Francs =1 Louis, - 16
25 „ 10
Commercial Weights (Meteric System).
Cwt qrs. lbs. ozs. drams.
0'56438
1 Gramme =10 Decigrammes - - -=0000
1 Decagramme =10 Grammes - - - =0 5-6438
1 Hectogramme = 10 Decagrammes- -=0003 8 '4383
1 Kilogramme* =10 Hectogrammes- - = 2 3 4 '383
1 Myriagrammet = 10 Kilogrammes - = 22 11-8304
1 Quintal! =10 Myriagramines =100 kilos. = 1 2 24 7 6 '304
1 Millier§= 10 Quintals =1000 kilos. - =19 2 20 9 15 -04
Retail Weights (Systeme Usuelle).
Cwt. qrs. lbs. ozs. drams.
1 Livrell usuelle or half Kilogramme - =0 1 1 10 l-5th
4 „ „ quarter „ .=0008 13 l-10th
1 eighth „ - =0 4 6 ll-20ths
-
§
"
„ sixteenth,, - =0 2 3 ll-40ths
1 Once ,, French ounce - =0 1 If
J „ „ „ half ounce - =0 8g
% ,, ,, ,, quarter ounce=0 4 7-16th
lGros „ ,, dram =0000 2 7-32ds
* The Kilogramme is the commercial lb. of France, Holland and Belgium:
it is equal to a little over 2 l-5th avoirdupois lbs. English. 50| Kilogrammes
are deemed equivalent to an English cwt. (roughly).
t The Myriagramme is the commercial stone ; it is equal to very nearly
22 lbs. and | oz. avoirdupois weight.
t The Quintal metreque (metric quintal) is the French cwt. ; it is equal
to within about 3£ lbs. of 2 English cwts.
§ The Millier of 1000 Kilogrammes is the French ton ; it wants about 3fr
lbs. 6 oz. of the English ton. 1015 kilogrammes are deemed equivalent to
20 English cwt. , or an English ton (roughly).
|| The Livre usuelle is the retail lb. of France ; it is the same as the
Zollverein lb. used in Germany. 101J of these livres are deemed equivalent
to an English cwt., and 2030 to an English ton (roughly).

FRENCH WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Commercial Measures of Length (Meteric System).
Miles, yds. feet, inches.
1 Metre*=10 Decimetres - - - = 1 3§ths
1 Decametre=10 Metres - - - = 10 2 9 7-10ths
1 Hectometre=10 Decametres - - - = 109 11 2-25ths
1 Kilometref=lO Hectometres - - - = 1093 1 10 4-5ths
1 Myriametre=10 Kilometres - - - = 6 376 11 9-10ths
Retail Measures of Length (Systeme Usuelle).
Yards, feet. inches.
1 Toise usuellej = 2 Metres - - - = 2 6|
lAune§ „ =12 Decimetres - - - = 1 11|
\ „ „ = 6 - „ - - = 1 11|
1 „ „ =3 „ - - - = 11 13-16ths
I „ == li „ ..- = 005 ll-12ths
1 Pied|| usuelle = J Metre or l-6th Toise =01 1|
1 PoucelT „ = l-12th Pied - - - = ll-25ths
Common Square Measure (for all things except Land).
Sq.mls.sq.acsq.yd.sq.ft.
1 Sq. Metre=100 Sq. Decimetres - =0 10
1 „ Decametre=100 Sq. Metres - =0 119 5
1 „ Hectometre=100Sq.Deeametres=0 2 2280 2
1 „ Kilometre=100 Sq. Hectometres=0 247 553 2
1 „ Myriametre=100Sq.Kilometres=38 391 2138 4
sq.in
110 1-17
61 9-10
1434
80|
8
Land Surface Measure.**
Sq. Sq.
Acr. yds. ft. Sq. ins.
1 Are=10 Deciares, or 100 Sq. Metres - = 119 5 61 9-10ths
1 Decare=10 Ares, or 1000 „ - = 1196 43 7-15ths
1 Hectarett=100 Ares, 10,000 -
,, = 2 2280 2 1431
Solid or Cubic Measure (for all things except Wood, &c;
1 Cubic Metre = 1000 Cubic Decimetres,
=
Cubic Cubic Cubic
Yds. Ft. Ins.
18 5471-20th
1 Cubic Decametre == 1000 Cubic
Metres, =
1 Cubic Hectometre = 1000 Cubic
Decametres, - - - =
1 Cubic Kilometre = 1000 Cubic
Hectometres, - - - =
1 Cubic Myriametre = 1000 Cubic
1308
1308021
1308021540
1005
14 1032
17 384
Kilometres, - - - =1308021540637 23 384
"'• The Metre is divided off into 1000 equal parts called Millimetres, 25 "4
of which are equal to an English inch. 32 metres = 35 English yards
nearly.
t The Kilometre is equal approximately to f of an English mile, so that
8 kilometres are approximately equal to 5 English miles.
% The Toise is the French fathom, 32 of which are approximately equal to
35 English fathoms.
§ The Aune is the French yard, used in common transactions.
The II Pied is the French foot, used in common transactions, 32 of which
are approximately equal to 35 English feet.
II The Pouce is the French inch, used in common transactions, 32 of
which are approximately equal to 35 English inches.
** Although this is the land measure, the extent of a whole country is
reckoned by square kilometres.
tt 4 French Hectares are 10 English acres.

FRENCH WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Solid ok Cubic Measure for Wood, &o. .
Cubic Cubic Cubic
Yds. Ft. Ins.
1 Stere = 1 Cubic Metre, or 10 Decisteres, = 1 8 547 l-20th
IDeca&tere = 10 Cubic Metres, or 10 Steres,= 13 2 286h
Measure oe Capacity (Metric System).
Calls. Qts. Pts. Gills.
1 Litre* = 10 Decilitres, - = 1 3 1-25 ths
1 Decalitre = 10 Litres, - = 2 2 2 2-5ths
1 Hectolitre = 10 Decalitres, - = 22 3-10ths
1 Kilolitre = 10 Hectolitres, - = 3 l-12ths
1 Myrialitre = 10 Kilolitres, - = 2201
Measure of Capacity (Systeme Usuelle).
1 Litron usuelle = 1 Litre = If English pint.
1 Boisseau ,, = ^ Hectolitre = 2 gallons and 3 quarts, nearly.
* 50 French Litres = 11 English imperial gallons, nearly.
ESTABX,ISHED_18G3.
IMPERIAL FIRE.
One of the Oldest and Wealthiest Offices.
- CAPITAL, £1,600,000.
Paid-up and Invested £700,000
Total Cash Capital, and Reservesin Hand, Dec. SI, 1880,1,478,400
Losses already paid, amounting to upwards of 7,000,000
INSURANCES ACCEPTED ON THE BEST TERMS.
Immediate protection granted on application to the Branch Office,
or to any of the Company's Agents.
AGENCIES.
BANKERS, SOLICITORS, ACCOUNTANTS, HOUSE and ESTATE
AGENTS, MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, CASHIERS, and others
having influence to secure Proposals are invited to apply for Agencies in
this Old and Wealthy Company to the
SCOTTISH BRANCH—
141 ST. VXNOENT STREET, GLASGOW.
Secretary—W. J. CARSWELL.
AGENTS |IN GREENOCK—
David Agnew, House Factor, 15 Cross-shore Street.
John Adam, at Wm, Adam & Co.'s, Dock Breast.
James L. M'Clure, Sugar Broker, Exchange Buildings.
Wm. M. Martin, Commission Merchant, 24 West Blackhall Street.
R. B. Shearer, Solicitor, 1 Bank Street.
Greenock ^fercilB Muting Office,
40 OATHOART STREET.
Letterpress Printing of Every Description.

STREET DIRECTORY.
Districts.
Official No. Name.
564
564
564
Middle District
East District
West District
Registrars.
"William Johnstone
James M'Cunn
Robert A. Baird
Offices.
5 Bank Street
Rue-end Street
Sugarhouse Lane
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 rules are not complied with.
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, 5 to 11 Roxburgh st
Ann st, from Buccleuch st southward to Drumfrochar road
Antigua st, from Bogle st southward to Hope st
Ardgowan st, west, from Nelson st, west, to Bedford st
Ardgowan st, Glebe, from Crawfurd st to Clarence st
Ardgowan square, Union st
Argyle st, from West Blackball st to George square
Armadale place, head of Bank st
Arthur st, from St Lawrence st to Rue-end st
Baker st, from Drumfrochar road to Dellingburn square
Bank st, from Cathcart square to Dempster st
Bearhope st, from Roxburgh st to Tobago st
Bedford st, from Newark st to Finnart st
Belville st, from Ratho st to Crescent st
Bentinck st or Martha Brae, from Esplanade to Newark st

STREET DIRECTORY.
Blackball st (east), from Eue-end st to Caledonian railway
Blackhall st (west), from Hamilton st to Grey place
Bogle st, from Eue-end st to Eegent st
Border st, from East Crawfurd st southward
Boyd place, from 27 to 35 West Blackhall st
Boyd st, from Ker st to Clarence st
Brachelston st, from Murdieston st to Bow road
Breast (east), from East Quay lane to foot of William st
Breast (west), continuation of East breast to West quay
Brisbane st, from Nelson st to Madeira st
Broornhill st, from Prospecthill st to Drumfrochar road
Brougham st, from Grey place westward to Margaret st
Bruce st, from Inverkip st to Wellington st
Buccleuch st, from Vennel to Ann st
Campbell st, from Esplanade to South st
Captain st, from Sir Michael st to Wellington st
Carnock st, from St Andrew square to Dellingburn st
Cartsburn st, from Eue-end st to Upper Tngleston
Cathcart sq, head of Hamilton, William, and Cathcart sts
Cathcart st, from Cathcart sq to East India breast
Chapel st, from Bogle st to Dellingburn st
Charles st, from Yennel to Dalrymple st
Church place, from Cathcart sq to Market st
Clarence st, from Laird st to Ker st
Cowgate st, from Vennel to Market st
Crawfurd st (east), from head of Batho st southward
Crawfurd st (west), from Charles st to Boyd st
Crawford lane, from Inverkip st westward
Grescent st, from Cartsburn st to Ayrshire railway
Cross-shore st, from Cathcart st to East breast
Customhouse place, back of Customhouse and foot of East Quay lane
Customhouse quay, east and west of the Customhouse and Excise
buildings
Dairy n> pic st, from Shaw st to Nicolson st
Dellingburn st, from Eue-end st to Ayrshire railway
Dellingburn sq, foot of Baker st
Dempster st, from Bank st running westward to Brachelston st
Dock breast, from Customhouse place to East India breast
Donald's court, near East India breast, east end of Cathcart st
Drumfrochar road, from Baker st to Overton
Duncan st, from Wellington st to East Shaw st
East India breast, from Dock breast to East India quay
East Quay lane, from Cathcart st to Steamboat quay
East Shaw st, from Ann st to Inverkip st
East William st, from St Lawrence st southward
Eldon st, from Margaret st running westward to Gourock toll
Esplanade, from Campbell st to Battery point
Finnart st, from Nelson st, west, to Wood's Asylum
Forsyth st, from Esplanade to South st
Ford place, 16 to 22 South st
Fox st, from Esplanade to Finnart road
George sq, head of Kilblain st
Glen st, from Fox st to Johnstone st
Grey place, west of West Blackball st
Hamilton st, fiom Cathcart sq to West Blackhall st

STREET DIRECTORY.
Hamilton st, east, from Main st, Craw furdsdyke, to Port-Glasgow
road
Harvie lane, from Hamilton st to Dalrymple st
Hay st, from Bank st to Lynedoch st
Hill st, from Regent st to Lyle st
Hill-end st, from Thomas st to Belville place
Holmscroft st, from Trafalgar st to Brachelston st
Hope place, 9 Antigua st
Hope st, from Upper Dellingburn st to Bank st
Houston st, from West Stewart st to Campbell st
Hunter place, from Vennel to Harvie lane
Hyde park, Belville place
Ingleston st, from Baker st to Crescent st
Inverkip st, from Vennel to Nelson st, west
Jamaica st, from "West Blackball st to Union st
John st, from Cartsburn st to Lawrence st
Johnstone st, from Union st to Esplanade
Kelly st, from West Stewart st to Ford place
Ker st, from West Blackhall st to Albert quay
Kilblain st, from Vennel to George sq
Kirk st, from Roslin st to West Church burying-ground
Laird st, from West Blackhall st to Albert Harbour
Laurieston st, from St Lawrence st southward
Lyle road, from Newton st to Gourock toll
Lyle st, from Bank st to Upper Dellingburn st
Lynedoch st, from Mansionbouse to Drumfrochar road
Macdougall st, off East Hamilton st
Mackenzie st, off East Hamilton st
Maderia st, from Esplanade to Lyle road
Main st, Crawfurdsdyke, from Rue-end st to East Hamilton st
Manse lane, from Hamilton st to Market st
Mansionhouse lane, from Cathcart st to Terrace road
Margaret st, from Esplanade to Finnart st
Market st, from Church place to Tobago st
Martin terrace, from Patrick st to Robertson st
Maxwell st, from Eldon st to Esplanade
Meams st, from Shaw place to Drumfrochar road
Melville court, 31 Hamilton st
Mill st, from Prospecthill st to Drumfrochar road
Moffat st, from Border st southward
Morton terrace, Belville st
Mount Pleasant st, from Inverkip sr. to Prospecthill st
Mount lane, from Shaw place to Regent st
Murdieston st, from Orangefield running southwards
Nelson st, west, from George sq to South st
Nelson st, Glebe, from Crawfurd st to Clarence st
Newton st, from Inverkip st to Lyle road
New Dock lane, from East Quay lane to Dock breast
Newark st, from Union st to Gourock toll
Nicolson st, from Nelson st (west) to Ropework st
Nile st, from Ann st eastward
North st, from Esplanade to Eldon st
Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd st
Octavia terrace, west from Bentinck st
Open shore, from Shaw st to New Dock-head

STREET DIRECTORY.
Orchard st, from Crescent st southward
Patrick st. from Finnart st to Clarence st
Port-Glasgow road, from East Hamilton st to Port-Glasgow
Pottery st, from Port-Glasgow road to river, east of Clyde Potteries
Princes st. from Inverkip st to Nelson st (west)
Prospecthill st, from Ann st to Mount Pleasant st
Ratho st, from East Hamilton st to Belville st
Regent st, from Dellingburn square to Ann st
Robertson sfc, from Brougham st to South st
Rosneath sfc, from Esplanade to Eldou st
Eopework st, from Dalrymple st to Albert harbour
Roslin st, from Crawfurd st to Clarence st
Roxburgh st, from Bank st to Inverkip st
Rue-end st, from Cathcart st to Main st, Crawfurdsdyke
St Andrew st, from Rue-end st southward
St Andrew square, from Springkell st to Carnock st
St Lawrence st, from Laurieston st to Crescent st
Salmon st, from Inverkip st to Newton st
Serpentine walk, from Crescent st eastwards
Shaw st, from Dalrymple st and Rue-end st
Shaw place, from Bank st to Ann st
Sinclair st, off East Hamilton st
Sir John't brae, Mansionhouse lane
Sir Michael st, from Venn el to Roxburgh st
Smith's lane, from Vennel to Market st
South st, from Cemetery gate westward
Springkell st, from Cartsburn st to St Andrew square
Stanners sfc, from Main st, Cartsdyke, to John st
Stewart st, east, from Rue-end st to Greenock Foundry
Stewart st, west, from West Burn st to Houston st
Sugarhouse lane, from "Vennel to Dalrymple st
Terrace road, from Watt place to Regent st
Thomas st, from East Crawfurd st westward
Tobago st, from Inverkip st to Market st
Trafalgar st, from Shaw place to Nile st
Union court, head of West Quay lane
Union st, from George square to Newark st
Vennel, from Inverkip st to West breast
Victoria place, 7 West Blackhall st
Virginia st, from Chapel st to East India breast
Watt place, south side of Cathcart st
Watt st, from Nelson st, west, to Kelly st
Watson's lane, from Hamilton st to Vennel
Wellington st, from Bank st to Murdieston st
West Burn st, from Kilblain st to Dalrymple st
West Shaw st, from Inverkip st to Nelson st
West Quay, from foot of West Quay lane, eastward
West Quay lane, from Dalrymple st to West quay
Whitefarland point, near the Battery
William st, from Cathcart sq to Mid quay
Wood st, from Eldon st to Newark st
York st, from Crawfurd st to Clarence st

CALEDONIAN
PUiE GLASS INSURANCE
oonN^LiF.A.iLsrir.
Eitablished 1871, under the Companies Acts, 1862, 1867.
OFFICES — 131 HOPE STREET, GLASGOW.
W. GAVIN M'CULLOCH, Manager.
3 YORK BUILDINGS, QUEEN STREET, EDINBURGH,
15 CROSS-SHORE STREET, GREENOCK, and Agents.
ALL
kinds of Plate or other Glass Insured in Business Pre-
mises and Dwelling-Houses on exceptionally favourable
terms. Policies of other Companies transferred ; and all Insurances
effected without troubling either Proposers or Agents with
Measurements or details. Liberal Commission to Agents.
FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE.
Established in the Reign of Queen Anne, A.D. 1714.
INSURERS with this Company have the undoubted Security
of Large Invested Capital (£1,800,000), with the advantage
of Moderate Rates, Liberal Terms, and Large Bonuses.
Agents, House Factors, and other Gentlemen receive full Commission
on all Policies, either. in Fire or Life Branches.
Scottish Office-131 HOPE STREET, GLASGOW.
W. M'GAVIN M'CULLOCH, Local Manager.
MARINE INSURANCE.
Reliance Marine insurance
COMPANY (Limited).
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, £400,000.
All Sea Insurance Risks accepted at Equitable Rates.
AGENT FOR GEEENOCK-
DAVID KERR, Royal Bank, West End.

QenevaC c&ife cmd gt.xve
ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Established in 1837—Empowered by Special Acts of Parliament.
CHIEF OFFICE, 103 CANNON STREET, LONDON, E.C.
FUTAKCIAI POSITION, 1879.
Subscribed Capital, .
.
.
Accumulated Fund, .
... .
Annual Revenue, upwards of .
.
.
.
.
PROGRESS OF THE COMPANY.
. . £1,000,000
.
.
.
760,000
218,000
New Policies. *«»„»«„„ New , ,
Assuring.
Assets -
issued
Premiums.
1872 750 £336,755 £10,287 £494,456
1874 878 310,725 10,610 533,101
1875 1148 380,694 12,03S 565,417
1876 1265 374,248 12,340 602,703
1877 1266 456,846 14,541 650,000
1878 1203 446,S80 15,205 700,000
1879 1398 482,366 16,242 720,000
1880 1560 513,695 17,791 754,401
Prospectuses and every information can be had at
The Head Office for West and Portia of Scotland—
GENERAL ASSURANCE OFFICES,
141 WEST GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW.
WALKER, SCOTT & CO., Local Managers.
Agents in Grfeisock—
W. M'Clure, 11 William Street. Wm. Stronach, 25 | West Burn Street.
B.S. M'Morland, Arcade, Cathcart St. Robert Fleming, | 24 Patrick Street.
James Brown, 32 Cathcart Street.
ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LAW LIFE
ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
Established 1839. CAPITAL ONE MILLION.
120 PRINCES STREET, EDINBURGH.
Trustees.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Glasgow, Lord Clerk Register of Scotland.
The Right Hon. Lord Moncrieff, Lord Justice-Clerk of Scotland.
The Hon. Lord Adam. Wm. Smythe, Esq., of Methven.
Manager- WILLIAM SMITH, LL D., F.I.A.
The Association transacts all the usual descriptions of LIFE ASSURANCE
Business.
SEVENTH DIVISION OF PROFITS 1881.
The Seventh Investigation of the Affairs of the Association was made
as at Christmas, 1880
The TOTAL ASSETS, including the Present Value of the
Nett Premiums, were £2,316,982 8 4
The TOTAL ASSETS, including the Present Value of Sums
Assured, were 2,209,212 10
Leaving a Free Divisible Surplus j of £107,769 18 4
The Eighth Division of Profits will take place at CHRISTMAS 1S85
Policies effected during 1881 will then be entitled to FIVE YEARS' BONUS
ADDITIONS.
Glasgow Branch—105 St Vincent Street—John Oswald, Secretary.
Agents in Greenock—
J. C. Smith, Macdonald & Crawford, Solicitors, 26 Hamilton Street
J. W. Turner, Writer, 17 West Blackball Street.
William Lamont, 16 Palmerston Buildings.

LONDON AND LANCASHIRE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, - -••-','- £1,847,500.
HEAD OFFICE, - - LIVERPOOL.
Scottish Branch— 157 West George Street, Glasgow.
DIRECTORS.
ARCHIBALD GALBRAITH, Esq. (A. & A. Galbraith, Glasgow.)
JAMES BOYD, Esq. (J. & J. Boyd, Glasgow.)
ROBERT KERR, Esq. (John Kerr & Co., Greenock.)
Local Manner—ARCHIBALD BLAIR.
Local Secretary--WILLIAM DICK.
.Results of Business submitted to Annual Meeting, 28th
April, 1881.
The Eire Premiums for 1880, after deducting reinsurances,
amounted to, £425,355 15 7
The Fire Losses for the year amounted to 287,868 7 5
After deducting all Commissions, Expenses, Bad
Debts, Depreciations, and Charges, and including
Interest on Investments and other Receipts,
the Business of the year shows a balance to the
Company's credit on the year's transactions of
£23,850 2s 2d. To this has to be added £42,630
Premium on New Shares, and £44,246 17s 4d,
balance from 1879, making a total of 110,726 19 &
Out of which £50,000 has to be carried to Reserve,
increasing that Fund to 210,000 O'
After payment of Dividends (free of Income Tax)
of Ten per Cent, on the Old Shares, and Five
per Cent, on the New Shares, absorbing £16,997
10s, there has been carried forward to next
year's account the sum of - 43,729 9 6
PROTECTION FROM FIRE is granted by this Company
upon almost every description of Property, at rates which will be
found quite as advantageous to the insured as those offered by
other offices.
CLAIMS ARE MET WITH PROMPTITUDE and LIBERALITY.
N.i expense is incurred in the Transfer of Policies from other offices.-

SCOTTISH UNION & NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED 182U.
Capital-SIX MILLIONS STERLING.
Life Policies in Force-TEN MILLIONS STERLING.
Invested Funds-TWO AND A HALF MILLIONS
STERLING.
Annual Income, - - - £600,000.
EDINBURGH: 35 ST ANDREW SQUARE.
WEST OF SCOTLAND BRANCH OFFICE—
150 WEST GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW,
Resident Manaoer—J. K. MACDONALD.
LIFE ASSURANCE.
EARLY BONUS SCHEME (E.B.)—The following,
among other special advantages, apply to Policies issued
tinder this Scheme. Besides being payable one month after proof
of death, they are at the end of three years
Entitled to rank for Bonus Additions
Indisputable on the ground of Errors or Omissions
"World-wide without Extra Charge; and
Iiiable only to reduction in amount on non-payment of the
Premium.
SPECIAL BONUS SCHEME (D.B.)—Under this Scheme
profit-policies are issued at non-profit rates, and share in the profits
when the Premiums received, with Compound Interest at 4 per
cent., amount to the sum assured. Policies at these cheap rates
practically receive a Large Bonus at the outset. At age 30, £1200
can be insured for the same premium as would be charged for
£1000 under the usual profit schemes of most offices.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
ORDINARY RISKS are accepted at current rates, and rates
quoted without expense.
SPECIAL RISKS are Surveyed for intending Insurers.
Jas. Little & Co., Excise Bdgs.
Welsh, Walker & Macpherson,
33 Cathcart St.
W. N. A. Aitken, 1 Watt Place
J. B. Harris, 19 Palmerston Bdgs.
John Love, Royal Bank
AGENTS IN GREENOCK-
Wm. Archibald, Jun., National
Bank.
Jas. Glen, British Linen Bank
Robert Dargie, Clydesdale Bank
John Alexander, Accountant
Robert Hamilton, Lands Valuation Office
;
;

SCOTTISH WIDOWS' FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.
Invested Funds over - £7,400,000
Annual Revenue over - - 900,000
This old-established Mutual Society offers to intending
Assurers, in the highest degree, the essential elements of
SECURITY and PROFIT.
The First,—by the possession of the Largest Life
Assurance Fund in the kingdom, amounting to over
Seven Millions Sterling, and invested solely in Home
Securities of the highest class, and free from any liability
to Members.
The Second,—by the very Large Profits resulting from
the transaction of the largest Home business in the country,
which the Society's Mutual system reserves for the ex-
clusive benefit of the Assured.
The Society's Conditions of Assurance, being made
solely in the interests of the Policy-Holders, are unusually
liberal in regard to Surrender Values, Forfeited
Policies, &c.
Full information will be supplied on application.
Agents in Greenock
J. M, Hutcheson, Commercial Bank Buildings.
Morrison & Wright, Writers, 32 Cathcart Street.
William Archibald, Jun., National Bank.
—
Agent in Port-Glasgow—
John Hope, Agent, Union Bank of Scotland.
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POST-OFFICE
GREENOCK DIRECTORY.
ABERCROMBIE James, watchman, 18 Hope st
ADAM Alexander, carpenter, 18 Antigua st
Adam Alfred R., shipmaster, 19 Brisbane st
Adam Archibald, jun. (of "VVm. Adam & Co.), Holly bank.
47 Eldon st
Adam Archibald (of George Adam & Co.),Woodside, Eldon st
Adam A. Learmouth, analytical chemist, 16 Robertson st
Adam David, joiner, 81 Dempster st
Adam Edward B., storekeeper, 19 Regent st
Adam George (of George Adam & Co.), Woodside, Eldon st
Adam George & Co., shipowners and timber measurers, 1
Cathcart st
Adam, Hamilton & Co., shipowners, 1 Cathcart st
Adam James, joiner, 26 East Hamilton st
Adam James, weaver, Overton
Adam James, joiner and glazier, 6 Smith's la. Ho. 97 Roxburgh
st
Adam Matthew, engineer, 82 Belville st
Adam Peter B. H. (of Macneilage, Adam & Co.), Holly
bank, 47 Eldon st
Adam Robert, cutter, 7 Prospecthill st
Adam Robert G. (of MacEachran, Adam & Co.), Holly bank.
47 Eldon st
Adam William, mason, 51 Holmscroft st
Adam William, cooper, 14 Mearns st
Adam William & Co., plumbers, coppersmiths and bras s
founders, 2 and 3 Dock breast
Adam William (of MacEachran, Adam & Co.), Holly bank,
47 Eldon st
Adam Mrs Alexander, 12 John st

2 DIRECTORY.
Adam Mrs William, Holly bank, 47 Eldon st
ADAMS Daniel, labourer, 32 Crescent st
Adams James, flesher, 9 Market st. Ho., 9 Duncan st
Adams John, cashier, Provident Bank. Ho. 12 Patrick st
Adams Ralph, grocer and provision merchant, 31 Market st.
Ho. 3 Trafalgar st
Adams Thomas, labourer, 30 Ingleston st
Adams William D., 17 Lynedoch st
Adams William, deep-sea pilot, Greenock. Ho., 4 Prospect
hill, Gourock
Adams William, boilermaker, 22 Arthur st
ADAMSON Daniel D., shipowner and merchant, Eockhill, 22
Margaret st
Adamson William, hairdresser and news agent, 71 Main st
Adamson Isabella, greengrocer, 71 Main 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 Andrew, grocer and provision merchant, 11 Marke
st. Ho., 30 Roxburgh st
Agnew David (of Alexander Agnew & Son), Rosehill, 65
Octavia terrace
Agnew James, house-factor, joiner and builder, Glebe Saw
Mills, 32 Crawfurd st. Ho. 65 Union st
Agnew John, labourer, 21 East Shaw st
Agnew Robert, carpenter, 14 St Lawrence st
Agnew Mrs, Mansionhouse, Lynedoch st
Agnew Mrs, 41 Mearns st
AIKMAN Mrs, greengrocer, 28 West Burn st. Ho. 30 Wellington
st
AIKENHEAD James, boot and shoemaker, 10 Manse lane,
Ho. 1 1 Dempster st
AIRD David, storeman, 51 Nicolson st
Aird John, 13 West Stewart st
Aird Thomas, porter, 10 Antigua st
Aird Mis John, 23 Dempster st
AITCHISON James, joiner, 87 Dempster st
Aitchison Thomas, flesher, 8 Bruce st
Aitchisou William, labourer, 22 Lyle st
AITKEN Andrew, watchmaker and jeweller, 3 Hamilton st,~
Ho. Ashbourne, 40 Eldon st
Aitken David, bank teller and insurance agent, Union Bank.,-
Ho. Ivy Bank, Port-Glasgow
Aitken Edward, engineer, 22 Trafalgar st
Aitken Hugh, patternmaker, 103 Belville st

DIRECTORY
Aitken James, sugar refiner, 78 Eldon st
Aitken James, carpenter, 1 Mearns st
Aitken John, patternmaker, 103 Belville st
Aitken John, miller, 59 Belville st
Aitken John, 4 Nelson st, west
Aitken Robert, joiner, 22 Ann st
Aitken Eobert, smith, 21 Dempster st
Aitken William N. A., accountant, National Bank of Scotland.
Ho. National Bank house, Watt pi
Aitken Mrs, grocer, 14 Lynedoch st. Ho. 33 Regent st
Aitken Miss, 7 East Shaw st
AITKINSON Mrs Richard, 32 Ingleston st
ALBERT Hall, 20 Nicolson st
ALCORN William, carter, 2 Crawford lane
ALDER George, warehouse keeper, 6 Ardgowan st, west
ALEXANDER Alexander, farmer, Bogston, Port-Glasgow rcl
Alexander Alexander, carpenter, 49 Nicolson st
Alexander F. & Co., sugar brokers, 8 West Quay lane
Alexander Gilbert, brickmaker, 7 Ratho st
Alexander James, assistant harbour master, 20 Bearhope st
Alexander James, boilermaker, 89 Belville st
Alexander John, accountant and stockbroker, Post Office
buildings (north entrance). Ho. 23 Brisbane st
Alexander John, labourer, 29 Ingleston st
Alexander Robert, sailmaker, 11 Duncan st
Alexander Terrance, cooper, 5 Hill st
Alexander William, brassfouncler, 3 Ingleston st
Alexander William, blacksmith, 40 Lynedoch st
Alexander William, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant,
57 Vennel. Ho. 30 Ardgowan st, west
Alexander Agnes, grocer, 1 1 Main st
Alexander Miss, dressmaker, 5 Hill st
Alexander Miss E., 7 Brisbane st
Alexander Mrs Angus, 6 Ardgowan st, west
Alexander Mrs, 35 Nicolson st
ALGIE Andrew, feuar, Antigua st
Algie James, feuar, Levengrove, 35 Esplanade
ALLAN Alexander, storeman, 3 Hill st
ALLAN Alexander, plumber, 1 1 Lynedoch st
Allan Conway, warehouseman, 45 Holmscroft st
Allan David, plater, 19 Ingleston st
Allan David, commission agent, 30 South st
Allan George, joiner, 9 Dempster st
Allan James, river pilot, 14 Brisbane st
Allan James, sailmaker, 5 York st
Allan James, skinner, 1 Ratho st

4 DIRECTORY.
Allan James (of Post Office), 20 Wellington st
Allan James, engineer, 7 Laurieston st
Allan James, labourer, 23 Bearhope st
Allan James, carter, 23 Bruce st
Allan John Craig, solicitor (at Mr Glen's), 13 William st
Allan John, timber measurer, 15 Newton st
Allan Joseph, watchmaker, 16 Kelly st
Allan Peter, salesman, 75 Wellington st
Allan Robert, feuar, 67 Newton st
Allan Robert (of Robert Allan & Co.), 155 Eldon st
Allan Robert & Co., steam-packet agents, Customhouse quay
Allan Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 6 Ann st. Ho. 11 do.
Allan Robert, sugar porter, 10 Hill st
Allan Thomas, labourer, 32 East Hamilton st
Allan William, wine and spirit merchant, 2 Mansionhouse la.
Ho. 10 Lynedoch st
Allan William, plumber, 114 Drumfrochar rd
Allan William O., wine and spirit merchant, 7 Inverkip st.
Ho. 57 Brisbane st
Allan Mrs Arthur, 15 Laird st
Allan Mrs Alexander, 14 Wellington st
Allan Mrs George, 51 Brisbane st
Allan Mrs John, 2 Bruce st
Allan Mrs, grocer, 10 Bruce st
Allan Mrs, 110 Dempster st
Allan Mrs, 22 Arthur st
ALLARDICE Francis, boilermaker, 10 Carnock st
ALLISON Alexander (of Allison & Brand), 9 Kelly st
Allison Allan, deep-sea pilot, 53 Inverkip st
Allison & Brand, timber merchants and saw-millers, 16 West
Burn st
Allison Brothers, wholesale grocers and provision merchants,
19 Shaw st and Arcade
Allison James (of Allison Brothers), Craigmount, Gourock
Allison John (of Alex. Whitelaw & Co.), 49 Trafalgar st
Allison Robert, blacksmith, 41 Ann st
Allison Robert, tailor, 41 Cathcart st
Allison Thomas, painter, 47 Trafalgar st
Allison William (of Allison Brothers), 43 Esplanade
Allison Mrs, 67 Roxburgh st
Allison Mrs John R., 75 Union st
Allison Mrs Stewart, saw miller and timber merchant, Deer
Park Saw Mills. 1 Dellingburn sq. Ho. 12 E. Blackball st
ALONE Thomas, labourer, 5 Salmon st
ALSTON John, chain and anchor dealer, 2 East India breast.
Ho. 7 Caddlehill st

DIRECTORY.
Alston Mrs Alexander, 37 Kelly st
ALTMONT Duncan, sugarboiler, 25 Newton st
AMOS Miss, 22 Brisbane st
ANDERSON Adam, curator of Temperance Institute. Ho.
12 Ardgowan st, west
Anderson Alexander, general grocer, 34 Hamilton st. Ho.
13 Newton st
Anderson Alexander, bank porter, 14 Cross-shore st
Anderson Alexander, engine driver, 5 Old Hillend
Anderson Andrew, tobacconist, 65 Rue- end st. Ho. 1 Watt pi
Anderson Archibald, boilermaker, 21 Belville st
Anderson Archibald, working jeweller, 33 Hamilton st. Ho.
Overton
Anderson Colin, labourer, 48 Dalrymple st
Anderson D. & Son (Limited), felt manufacturers, Belfast-
Campbell Finlay & Co., agents, 12 Bogle st
Anderson Duncan, joiner, 59 Ann st
Anderson George J., shipmaster, 42 Brisbane st
Anderson George, of postal telegraphs, 21 Dempster st
Anderson George, labourer, 13 Hope st
Anderson Hugh, hosiery, glove and trimming warehouse, 38
Hamilton st. Ho. 48 Brougham st
Anderson James, boilermaker, 1 1 East Blackball st
Anderson James, boilermaker, 16 Cathcart st
Anderson James, boilermaker. 66 Roxburgh st
Anderson James, moulder, 31 Ingleston st
Anderson James, cooper, 39 Holmscroft st
Anderson James, joiner, 85 Wellington st
Anderson James (of Sproul & Anderson), 5 Antigua st
Anderson James, engineer, 37 Lynedoch st
Anderson James, grocer, 54 St Lawrence st
Anderson James, slater, 14 Bruce st
Anderson John, storeman, 61 Ann st
Anderson John, engineer, 10 Lynedoch st
Anderson John & Co., sugar dealers, 20 Palmerston buildings
Anderson John (of John Anderson & Co.), Ardmerle, 55
Octavia terrace
Anderson John, shipmaster, 30 Nelson st, west
Anderson John, draper and clothier, 32 Cathcart st. Ho. 77
Holmscroft st
Anderson John, smith, 85 Belville st
Anderson John, gardener, 7 Brisbane st
Anderson John, patternmaker, 50 St Lawrence st
Anderson John, carter, 3 Hill st
Anderson John C, tea merchant and grocer, 17 Cathca l
rt st.
Ho. 16 Cathcart st

DIRECTORY.
Anderson John, carter, 5 East Blackhall st
Anderson J. & M., confectioners, 43 Cathcart st. Ho. 10
Lynedoch st
Anderson Peter, cabinetmaker, 5 Ratho st
Anderson Q L., silk mercer, 11 West Blackhall st. Ho. 41
Dempster st
Anderson Eobert, patternmaker, 16 Mearns st
Anderson Thomas, boilermaker, 103 Belville st
Anderson Thomas, yardsman, 52 West Blackhall st
Anderson William, tobacco and snuff manufacturer, 6 Dairymple
st. Ho. 22 Wellington st
Anderson William, blacksmith, Overton
Anderson William, boilermaker, 5 Rue-end st
Anderson William, potter, 24 East Crawfurd st
Anderson William, saddler, 111 Dempster st
Anderson Miss A., toll collector, Crawf urdsdyke toll
Anderson Miss, stationer, 1 1 Market st
Anderson Mrs E., 11 Antigua st
Anderson Mrs Hugh, 12 Ingleston st
Anderson Mrs James, 33 Sir Michael st
Anderson Mrs James L., 51 Brougham st
Anderson Mrs John, 103 Belville st
Anderson Mrs Richard, 67 Union st
Anderson Mrs William, Afton bank, 35 Fox st
Anderson Mrs, 15 Mount Pleasant st
Anderson Mrs, 23 Nicolson st
Anderson Mrs, 7 Cathcart st
Anderson Mrs, 10 Duncan st
ANDREW Alexander, baker, 5 Holmscroft st
Andrew David & Co., pawnbrokers, 5 William st
Andrew David, engineer, 41 Mearns st
Anderw David (of David Andrew & Co.), 41 Lynedoch st
Andrew David, shoemaker, 32 Lynedoch st. Ho. 9 Hope st
Andrew Hugh, compositor, 32 East Shaw st
Andrew John, smith, 26 Crescent st
Andrew Mrs Alexander, 2 Lyle st
Andrew Mrs, cowfeeder, 52 Inverkip st
Andrew Mrs, tobacconist, 9 Lynedoch st
ANGrLAND Rev. John, R C. clergyman, 14 Patrick st
ANGUS James, engineer, 3 Laurieston st
Angus John, inspector of County Constabulary, Countybuildings,
1 Nelson st, west. Ho. 6 do.
Angus Robert, fitter, 42 St Lawrence st
Angus Thomas (of M'Lean, Angus & Co.), 8 Wellington st
Angus Mrs, 55 Holmscroft st
ANT ONIA Joseph, seaman, 13 Cross-shore st

DIRECTORY.
.ANTWERP Steamship Office, 9 Customhouse pi.—Graham
Brymner, agent
APOTHECARIES' Hall (Greenock), 28 Hamilton st
APPLETON Robert, baker, 23 Hamilton st
Appleton Thomas, ropespinner, 79 East Hamilton st
ARBUCKLE James, 15 Laird st
Arbuckle James, tinsmith, 39 Ann st
Arbuckle Matthew, feuar, 7 Grey pi
Arbuckle Mrs George, 13 Bentinck st
Arbuckle Mrs John, 24 Kelly st
Arbuckle Miss, 5 Kelly st
ARCHER Thomas, stoker, 11 Watt st
ARCHIBALD Alexander, shipmaster, 26 Lynedoeh st
Archibald John, labourer, 31 Ingleston st
Archibald Thomas P., commercial traveller, 2 Finnart st
Archibald William, jun., bank teller (National Bank), 17
South st
Archibald William, wine and spirit merchant, 13 Charles sfc
and 28 Market st. Ho. 30 Brisbane st
ARGYLE Boot and Shoe Warehouse, 27 Cathcart st
Argyle Laundry, 25 West Stewart st
ARKLY Arthur, H.M. Customs, Q6 Wellington st
ARKLEY Misses, dressmakers and straw bonnet makers,
7 Eldon st
ARMIT James S., general draper, tailor and clothier, and
outfitter, 26 Hamilton st. Ho. 15 Robertson st
ARMITAGE George, chemist and druggist, 30 Hamilton sfc.
Ho. 51 Brisbane st
Armitage William, late mill manager, 17 Dempster st
Armitage William, jun., wine and spirit merchant, 60 Lynedoeh
st. Ho. 47 Trafalgar st
ARMOUR Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 5 Union sfc
Armour George, coppersmith, 70 Ann st
Armour John, joiner, 12 Cathcart sfc
Armour Matthew, boot and shoemaker, 20 Nicolson st
Armour Matthew, cooper, 19 Bearhope st
Armour William, blacksmith, 29 Nelson st, west
Armour William, joiner, 15 East Shaw st
Armour Mrs William, 3 Regent st
Armour George, carpenter, 34 Nelson st, west
ARMSTRONG David A., clerk, 29 Lynedoeh st
Armstrong William, labourer, 19 Main st *
Armstrong William, painter, 34 Crescent st
ARNOT John, sub-editor, Telegraph, 40 Nelson st
ARNOTT James, engineer, 27 Ingleston st
ARROLL Mrs, lady's nurse, 30 Wellington st

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DIRECTORY.
ARTHUR Andrew, cashier, at James Richardson & Co.'s,
Ho. Hughenden, Aldergrove, Port-Glasgow
Arthur David, manufacturing chemist, Cartsburn Chemical
Manure Work, Kilmalcolm road
Arthur John P., grocer, 112 Drumfrochar road
Arthur J. F., spirit merchant, 38 West Blackhall st. Ho. 52
Brougham st
Arthur Joseph, cooper, 53 Belville st
Arthur Peter, river pilot, 9 Kelly st
Arthur Robert, moulder, 7 Hill st
Arthur Thomas, manufacturing chemist, 36 Crescent st
Arthur Thomas, moulder, 40 St Lawrence st
Arthur William, labourer, 28 Crawfurd st
Arthur Miss, grocer, 4 Ingleston st. Ho. Strone villa, Kilmalcolm
road
Arthur Mrs Robert, 40 Dalrymple st
ASH Hugh, watchman, 26 Trafalgar st
ASSESSOR of Income-tax for the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire,
John Alexander, Post Office buildings
AULD Charles, M.D., physician and surgeon, 5 Houston st
Auld James, solicitor, notary public, and Procurator-Fiscal
for the Burgh, 14 Hamilton st. Ho. 19 Ardgowan st, W.
Auld James & Ritchie, solicitors and notaries public, 14
Hamilton st
Auld James, cabinetmaker, 7 Caddlehill st
Auld John, joiner, 25 Mount Pleasant st
Auld William, writer and notary public, and J. P. Fiscal, 46
Cathcart st. Ho. 5 Houston st
Auld Robert, gilder, 21 Sir Michael st
Auld Mrs, 19 Ardgowan st, west
AUSTIN Adam (of Austin & Kinnaird), 33 Eegenfc st
Austin & Kinnaird, joiners and builders, 19 Bogle st
Austin Mrs Matthew, 12 Ardgowan st, west
B
BACON Rev. Joseph (of Wesleyan Church), 30 Ardgowan
st, west
BAIKIE J., 38 Brisbane st
BAILEY Mrs Campbell, lodgings, 52 Brougham st
BAILLIE Archibald, engineman, 26 Bruce st
Baillie George, ropespinner, 66 Regent st
Baillie James, harbour and dock master, Harbour Office. Ho*
99 Belville st
p
Baillie Robert, greengrocer, 31 Charles st
Baillie William, mariner,

DIRECTORY.
BAIN Alexander, smith, 20 John st
Bain Alexander, cooper, 3 Trafalgar st
Bain George, coal merchant, Upper Greenock Station. Ho,
Berrymount, off Lynedoch st
Bain John, officer of fisheries, 3 Bank st. Ho. 26 Brisbane st
Bain Kichard, cooper, 62 Drumfrochar road
Bain Thomas, moulder, 25 John st
Bain Walter, cooper, 9 Nelson st, west
Bain William, joiner, 39 Lynedoch st
Bain Jane, greengrocer, 9 Brisbane st
BAINE & Johnston, merchants and shipowners, Clyde
buildings, 19 West Biackhall st
Baine James, sailmaker, 75 Holmscroft st
Baine J. A., druggist, 9 West Biackhall st. Ho. 26 Patrick st
Baine John, feuar, 161 Eldon st
Baine William, ropemaker, 43 Wellington st
Baine Miss, 5 Mount Pleasant st
Baine Mrs William, 21 Mount Pleasant st
BAIRD Hugh, mason and builder, 8 Erachelston st. Ho,
112 Dempster st
Baird John, gardener, 2 Fox st
Baird Matthew, mason, 5 Brachelston st
Baird Peter, carpenter, 36 Arthur st
Baird Robert A., registrar of births, deaths and marriages
for West District, 9 Sugarhouse lane
Baird "Robert A., stationer and lithographic printer, 41 and
48 Cathcart st. Ho. 61 Eldon st
Baird Thomas, gardener, 2 Fox st
Baird Miss Jane, restaurant, 1 1 Cathcart st. Ho. 7 Shaw pi
BAKER William, rigger, 41 Crawfurd st.
Baker Frederick, seaman, 47 Nicolson st
BAKERS' House of Call, 8 Market st
BALD Miss Mary, seamstress, 34 Kelly st
BALFOUR Daniel, ropemaker, 58 Lynedoch st
BALL Thomas, porter, 4 Ingleston st
BALLANTINE George, brakesman, 19 Belville st
Ballantine James (of Greenock Distillery Co.), 7 Houston st
Ballantine John H. (of Ballantine & Rowan), 37 Union st
Ballantine & Rowan, sugar refiners, Dellingburn st
Ballantine John, joiner, 78 Belville st
Ballantine, Peter, joiner, 13 Antigua st
Ballantine William, flesher, 16 Lynedoch st. Ho. do.
Ballantine Miss Mary, lodgings, 6 Nelson st, west
BALLINGALL Peter, accountant, Bank of Scotland, 4T
Cathcart st
BAMFORD James, engineer, 19 Ingleston pi

10
DIRECTORY.
Bamford Thos., drill instructor, 1st R.A.V., 104 Dempster st
BANK of Scotland, 47 Cathcart st
BANKS Alexander (of Banks & Miller), 12 Brisbane st
BANKS & Miller, accountants, house factors, and insurance
agents, 45 Hamilton st
Banks Mrs William, dressmaker, 14 Terrace road
Banks Mrs Alexander, 12 Brisbane st
BANNATYNE Ebenezer, joiner, 24 John st
Bannatyne Mrs Robert, feuar, 3 Ropework st
BANNERMAN John, labourer, 5 Mount Pleasant st
BANNIG-AN D., cooper and bag dealer, 20 Roxburgh st
BAPTIST Church, Orangefield
BARBOUR Alexander, boatman, 36 Crawfurd st
Barbour Archibald, blockmaker, 10 Lyle st
Barbour James, moulder, 15 Serpentine walk
Barbour James, boilernaaker, 31 East Crawfurd st
Barbour James, boatman, 3 York st
Barbour James, labourer, 104 Drumfrochar road
Barbour James, joiner, 32 East Hamilton st
Barbour James P., manager, Overton Paper Mills
Barbour Robert, sawyer, 3 Crescent st
Barbour, Thomas, clerk, 58 Kelly st
Barbour William, baker, 32 East Shaw st
Barbour William, boilermaker, 93 Belville st
Barbour William, joiner, 22 Sc Lawrence st
Barbour William, labourer, 5 Bearhope st
Barbour Miss, dressmaker, 67 Regent st
Barbour Miss, 78 Belville st
Barbour Miss Jessie, milliner, 57 Holmscroft st
Barbour Mrs, 14 Bogle st
BARCLAY David Elder (of R. Ewing& Co.), 42 Margaret st
Barclay Henry, carter, 6 Carnock st
Barclay Hugh, miller, Cartsburn Mill
Barclay James, engineer, 51 Lynedoch st
Barclay James, joiner, 36 Ingleston st
Barclay John, engineer, 1 1 Laurieston st
Barclay John, carter, 64 Ann st
Barclay John S. (of M'Lean & Barclay), 3 Brougham st
Barclay Rev. John, junior minister of West Parish, 83
Brisbane st
Barclay John, grocer and corn extractor, 24 South st
Barclay John, joiner, 73 Regent st
Barclay John (of Blake, Barclay & Co.), 9 Macdougall st
Barclay John, jun., fish and oil merchant, 20 Hamilton st.
Ho. 24 South st
Barclay Mrs, 21 Lynedoch st

DIRECTORY. 11
BARK Andrew, carpenter, 41 Nelson st, west
BARKER Mark, seaman, 28 Dalrymple st
BARR Alexander, saddler, 29 Sugarhouse lane. Ho. 29
Nelson st, west
Barr Archibald, joiner, 30 East Hamilton st
Barr & Co., coppersmiths and brassfounders, Orchard and
Ingleston sts
Barr James, joiner, 80 Belville st
Barr James, blacksmith, 2 Macdougall st
Barr James, labourer, 28 Bruce st
Barr James, gardener, G-ateside, Inverkip road
Barr James S., 7 Lyle st
Barr James, coal merchant, 14 Hamilton st. Ho. 18 Finnart st
Barr John, engineer, 39 Lynedoch st
Barr John, gardener, 33 Brougham st
Barr John, carter, 51 Main st
Barr John (of Barr & Co.), Mountview, Belville st
Barr Matthew, engine-keeper, 1 St Andrew st
Barr Robert, coal merchant, 4 Prospecthill st
Barr Robert, dairyman, 37 West Stewart st
Barr & Macfarlane, fleshers, 22 Lynedoch st and 47 Hamilton
st I
Barr Walter, labourer, 10 Baker st
Barr William (of Barr & Macfarlane), 18 Wellington st
Barr Elizabeth, grocer, 14 Regent st
Barr Miss, dressmaker, 18 Sir Michael st
Barr Mrs Mary, 60 Kelly st
BARRIE David, engine driver, 71 Wellington st
Barrie John, inspector of water pipes, 15 Dempster st
Barrie John, tailor, 47 Mearns st
Barrie Miss Janet, 21 Newton st
Barrie Mrs, 4 Mearns st
Barrie Mrs, 3 East Crawfurd st
BARRON Alexander, joiner, 45 Trafalgar st
Barron Alexander, labourer, 37 Crawfurd st
Barron James, 16 Wellington st
Barron Mrs, 29 Nicolson st
BATES Stewart, engine driver, 108 Dempster st
BATHER Samuel, waiter, 3 Argyle st
BATHGATE Charles, charman, 19 Newton st
Bathgate George (of M'Millan & Bathgate), 29 Patrick st
Bathgate James, brassfounder and coppersmith, Port-Glasgow.
Ho. 29 Patrick st
Bathgate Mrs Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, 14 Terrace
road. Ho. 3 Antigua st
BAXTER Andrew, warehouseman, 3 Moffat st

12 DIRECTORY.
Baxter Archibald, smith, 22 Market st
Baxter Daniel, engine-keeper, 5 East Crawf urd st
Baxter David, engineer, 89 Beiville st
Baxter Hugh, joiner 4 Kilblain st
Baxter James, grocer, 32 East Shaw st. Ho. 75 Wellington st
Baxter James M., telegraphist, 104 Dempster st
Baxter John, blacksmith, 7 Beiville st
Baxter John, mate, 19 Trafalgar st
Baxter Malcolm, carpenter, 12 Terrace rd
Baxter Thomas H., engineer, 112 Drumfrochar rd
Baxter Mrs James, 12 South st
Baxter Mrs John, 49 Newton st
Baxter Mrs, 21 John st
BEAR George, late H.M.C., 5 Brachelston st
BEATON Daniel, joiner, 22 West Blackball st
Beaton John, grocer, 68 East Hamilton st
Beaton Kenneth, labourer, 9 Crawfurd st
Beaton Neil, joiner, 22 West Blackhall st
Beaton Peter, carter, 13 East Stewart st
Beaton William, labourer, 82 Beiville st
Beaton Mrs, 33 Lyle st
BEATTIE James, gardener, 45 Wellington st
Beattie John, labourer, 34 Ingleston st
Beattie Nicholas, telegraphist, 27 Dempster st
Beattie Miss J., grocer, 16 Brisbane st
Beattie Mrs, 36 West Stewart st
BEITH Matthew, tailor, 16 Bruce st
Beith Thomas, brassSnisher, 3 Beiville st
BEGG- Samuel, traveller, 61 Ann st
BEGGS Hamilton, labourer, 27 Ingleston st
BELL & Co., fruiterers, 35 West Blackhall st. Ho. 30 West
Stewart st
Bell Archibald & Sons, dyers and cleaners, 25 West Blackhall
st. Ho. Whitehaugh, Paisley
Bell David, sailmaker, 19 Eegent st
Bell Dun., agent Prudential Assurance Co., 61 Holmscroft st
Bell James, sen. (of Peter Bell & Co.), 31 Regent st
Bell James (of Peter Bell & Co.), 27 Regent st
Bell John A., chemist and druggist, 31 Rue-end street and
14 Lynedoch st. Ho. 14 Lynedoch st
Bell John, baker, 3 West Blackhall st. Ho. 14 do.
Bell John, shipmaster, 30 West Stewart st
Bell John, jun., baker, 75 Regent st.
Bell John, vanman, 41 West Burn st
Bell Peter, provision merchant, 7 Sir Michael st. House 104
Dempster st

DIRECTORY. 13
Bell Peter & Co., plumbers and lead merchants, 11 Chapel st
Bell Peter (of Peter Bell & Co.), 29 Regent st
Bell Peter, labourer, 2 East Blackball st
Bell Rev. Robert (of East Congregational Church), 1 Octavia
cottages, East Crawf urd st
Bell Robert H., deep-sea pilot, 7 Brisbane st
Bell Miss, 2 Jamaica st
Bell Miss, 2 Nelson st, west "
Bell Mrs John, 35 West Blackhall st
BENDELL William (of Baine & Johnston), 17 South st
BENNETT Joseph, labourer, 26 East Crawf urd st
Bennett William, hoop-maker, 13 Charles st
BENSON John, joiner, 53 Kelly st
Benson William, baker, 16 Arthur st
Benson Mrs William, senior, 23 Lynedoch st
Benson Mrs, junior, 23 Lynedoch st
BENTON William, coachman, 4 Bentinck st
BERRY John, turnkey, 19 Dempster st
BETHUNE Mrs Agnes, 38 Hamilton st
BEVERIDGE James, blacksmith, 72 Ann st
Beveridge George, cooper, 8 Crescent st
Beveridge Robert, mason, 36 Holmscroft st
Beveridge Robert, engineer, 10 East Blackhall st
BICKET Robert, skinner, 1 East Crawfurd st
BIGGAM Samuel, smith, 22 Arthur st
Biggam Mrs John, spirit merchant, 35 Dalrymple st. Ho. 2
Mearns st
BIGGART Robert, coachman, 53 Eldon st
Biggart Robert, carpenter, 64 Ann st
BILCASE John, carpenter, 23 Newton st
Bilcase Miss, grocer and branch Post Office, 40 Nelson st,
west. Ho. 23 Newton st
B1NNIE Alexander, carpenter, 59 Rue-end sfc
Binnie George, blacksmith, 67 Regent st
Biunie Robert (of James Richardson & Co.), Ashford, Gourock
Binnie William, labourer, 33 Nicolson st
Binnie Miss, furnishings, 33 West Burn st
Binnie Mrs Margaret, 6 East Blackhall st
BINNING James, compositor, 10 Murdieston st
BISHOP John, drapery, clothing, millinery and dressmaking
establishments, 46 Cathcart st and 68 High st, Johnstone
BIRKMYRE Henry, clerk, 7 Kelly st
Birkmyre Mrs William, 5 Antigua st
BISSET John, engineer, 41 Roxburgh st
Bisset William, joiner, 51 Lynedoch st
Bisset Mrs Thomas, 30 Ann st

14 DIRECTORY.
Bisset Rev. Alex., R.C. clergyman, 22 Serpentine walk
BISSLAJSD Peter, boilermaker, 41 Crawfurd st
BLACK Adam, cabinetmaker, 39 Nelson st, west
Black Alexander, rigger, 34 Dalrymple st
Black Alexander, clerk, 33 Kelly st
Black A. J., 16 Ardgowan sq
Black A. L., deep-sea pilot, 30 Kelly st
Black Archibald, carpenter, 44 Brougham st
Black Daniel, joiner, 50 St Lawrence st
Black Daniel, carpenter, 26 East Shaw st
Black Daniel, carpenter, 16 Crescent st
Black Daniel, cabinetmaker, 9 East Blackhall st
Black David, sheriff-officer, 1 Bank st. Ho. 7 Dempster st
Black Duncan, boilermaker, 5 Lynecloch st
Black Duncan, flesher, 38 Lynedoch st. Ho. 11 Antigua st
Black George H., (B.L., Edin.), (of J. & G. Black, 8 Eldon st
Black Hugh, tea merchant, 21 West Blackhall st. Ho. 13
Brisbane st
Black Hugh, farmer, Craigieknowes, East parish
Black J. & G-., solicitors and notaries public, 5 West Blackhall
st
Black James, joiner, builder and property surveyor, and licensed
valuator, 7 West Stewart st. Ho. 11 Kelly st
Black James, superintendent Buchanan Night Asylum, 7
Captain st
Black James, engineer, 17 Baker st
Black James, enginedriver, 7 Brachelston st
Black James, pilot, 27 West Blackhall st
Black James W., bookseller, stationer and librarian, 17 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 17 Robertson st
Black John, enginedriver, 23 Belville st
Black John, boilermaker, 23 Ingleston st
Black John, clerk, 15 Mount Pleasant st
Black John, coal and general agent, 15 East Quay lane. Ho„
83 Wellington st
Black John, cooper, 21 Antigua st
Black John, cooper, 64 Drumfrochar rd
Black John (of J. & G. Black), 8 Eldon st
Black John Robert, M.D., physician and surgeon. Consulting
rooms and house, 6 George sq
Black Lachlan, boatman, 2 Charles st
Black Malcolm, policeman, 6 Hay st
Black P. & A., brewers and maltsters, 8 Captain st
Black Patrick M. (of P. & A. Black), 53 Union st
Black Peter, boilermaker, 56 St Lawrence st
Black Robert, moulder, 65 Belville st

DIRECTORY.
Black Robert, smith, 30 Lynedoch st
Black Thomas, agent, 38 Lynedoch st
Black Thomas, joiner, 8 Hope st
Black Thomas, sailmaker and ship chandler, 3 and 4 Customhouse
pi. Ho. 36 Margaret st
Black William, accountant, 35 Kelly st
Black Mrs G., lodgings, 67 Rue- end st
Black Mrs, grocer, 29 Brougham st. Ho. 44 do.
Black Mrs James, 44 Lynedoch st
Black Mrs, 33 Kelly st
Black Mrs, 28 Lynedoch st
BLACKBURN Mrs, 17 Cathcart st
BLACKIE Robert, clerk, 64 Roxburgh st
BLACKLEY Alexander, mason, 34 East Hamilton st
BLACKMORE Edward (of Rankin & Blackmore), 53 Forsyth
st
BLACKSHAW Rev. Samuel (of Primitive Methodist
Church), 13 Newton st
BLACKWOOD Andrew, vanman, 5 Dempster st
Blackwood James, joiner, 29 Trafalgar st
Blackwood John, spirit dealer, 40 Cathcart st. Ho. 14r
Lynedoch st
Blackwood Thomas, mason, 8 Murdieston st
BLADES William, clerk, 68 Inverkip st
BLAIN William, boilermaker, 60 Drumfrochar rd
BLAINE James, boilermaker, 79 East Hamilton st
BLAIR Alexander, moulder, 41 Lynedoch st
Blair Alexander, labourer, 56 Wellington st
Blair Andrew, shipping agent, 33 Lyle st
Blair Daniel, boatbuilder, 15 Trafalgar st
Blair David, printer, publisher, and newspaper proprietor, 40
Cathcart st. Ho. 30 Ardgowan st, west
Blair Hugh, carpenter, 52 St Lawrence st
Blair Hugh, shoemaker, 32 Wellington st
Blair Hugh, contractor, 14 Bearhope st
Blair Hugh R , commission agent, 30 Brisbane st
Blair Hugh, contractor, 41 Trafalgar st
Blair Hugh, labourer, 14 Holmscroft st
Blair James, labourer, 3 Bruce st
Blair James, carter, 24 Belville st
Blair James, baker, 30 Bruce st
Blair James, joiner, 2 George square
Blair John, blacksmith, 21 Belville st
Blair John, cooper, 13 West Stt wart st
Blair John, ironmoulder, 19 Beiville st
Blair John, mason, 13 Brachelston st
1&

16 DIRECTORY.
Blair Joseph & Co., printers and publishers, Greenock Herald
Office, 40 Cathcart st
Blair Joseph, plasterer, 32 Inverkip st
Blair Joseph, watchman, 6 Chapel st
Blair Peter, seaman, 35 Nicolson st
Blair, Reid & Steele (Limited), sugar refiners, 7 Ingleston st
Blair Richard', engineer, 18 Bogle st
Blair Robert & Sons, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 32 and
34 Nicolson st
Blair Robert, feuar, 20 Robertson st
Blair Robert, solicitor and Procurator-Fiscal of Lower Ward
of Renfrewshire, County buildings, Nelson st, west. Ho.
Craigard, 95 Finnart st
Blair Thomas, master rigger, 9 Shaw pi
Blair Thomas, gardener, 62 Kelly st
Blair Thomas A. (of Robert Blair & Sons), 32 Finnart st
Blair Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 30 West Burn st. Ho.
66 Kelly st
Blair Thomas, fireman, 8 Chapel st
Blair William (of Robert Blair & Sons), 18 Robertson st
Blair William S., joiner, 64 Kelly st
Blair William, depute-clerk to Board of Police, Council
Chambers
Blair William, accountant, house-factor, and insurance agent,
26 Hamilton st. Ho. 35 Kelly st
Blair William, dyer, 7 Dempster st
Blair Miss, 65 Union st
Blair Miss, 9 Kelly st
Blair Miss, tobacconist, 63 Inverkip st. Ho. 26 South st
Blair Misses, Berlin wool repository, 4 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 18 Bogle st
Blair Mrs, contractor, 36 Trafalgar st
Blair Mrs, 26 Arthur st
Blair Mrs, 27 Sir Michael st
Blair Mrs, lodgings, 10 Regent st
Blair Mrs, 22 St Lawrence st
Blair Mrs, 30 Tobago st
Blair Mrs Alexander, 23 Esplanade
Blair Mrs John, 43 Mearns st
Blair Mrs Joseph, 2 Watt place
BLAKE, Barclay & Co., millwrights and engineers, Victoria
Works, Macdougall st, off East Hamilton st
Blake Edward, Customhouse officer, 24 Trafalgar st
Blake John (of Blake, Barclay & Co.), 28 Bank st
Blake James, engineer, 6 Belville st
BLANCE John, seaman, 11 Cathcart st

DIRECTORY. 17
BLANCHE Richard, clerk, 33 Newtou st
BLENCH Charles, Inland Revenue, 5 Caddlehill st
BLUE Dugald, cooper, 1 3 Charles st
Blue John, carpenter, 14 Ann st
Blue John, carter, 27 Bruce st
Blue Robert, joiner, 12 Watt st
Blue Mrs James, 35 West Shaw st
BLYTH David, carpenter, 1 Belville st
Blyth James, shopman, 26 West Blackhall st
Blyth Thomas, blacksmith, 62 Ann st
BOAG- Andrew, writer and insurance agent, 14 Hamilton st.
Ho. Holly cottage, 12 Jamaica st
Boag Andrew, engraver, 3 Bank st. Ho. 14 Bruce st
Boag Alexander, slater, 77 Regent st
Boag Finlay, chainmaker, 50 Dalrymple st
Boag James, plumber, 40 Holmscrof t st
Boag James, cooper, 1 Kilblain buildiDgs
Boag Kenneth, boilermaker, 6 West Burn 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, rope maker, 58 Drumfrochar rd
Boag Mrs, 17 Nelson st, west
BODEN John, sugar boiler, 54 Drumfrochar rd
BOFFEY Richard S., proprietor of British Workman, 34
Main st. Ho. 5 Eatho st
BOLE John, blacksmith, 80 Belville st
BOLL Mrs John, 19 Nicolson st
BOLTON Daniel, cooper, 10 Carnock st
Bolton Henry, seaman, 19 Nicolson st
BONAR James, rivetter, 5 Hope st
Bonar Rev. John James, minister, St Andrew's Free Church.
Ho. Ardgowan st, west
Bonar John, patternmaker, 19 Lyle st
BONE & Buchanan, accountants and factors, 2 Bank st
Bone & Gait, clothiers, habit and mantle makers, 14 West
Blackhall st
Bone Henry (of Bone & Gait), 5 Mount Pleasant st
Bone Hugh, joiner, 36 Holmscroft st
Bone James (of Foulds & Bone), 10 Eldon st
Bone Quintin (of Bone & Buchanan), treasurer to Burgh.
School Board, 2 Bunk st. Ho. 47 Brisbane st
Bone Thomas W. E. (of Foulds & Bone), 10 Eldon st
Bone Mrs James, 85 Dempster st
Bone Mrs William, 10 Eldon st

W DIRECTORY.
BONES Kichard, R.N., divisional officer, 6 Trafalgar st
BONNAR David, cooper, 65 Roxburgh st
Bonnar James (of Russell & Bonnar), 19 Newton st
Bonnar John, spirit merchant, 12 Vennel. Ho. 54 Regent st
BOON Mrs, 15 Brougham st
BORLAND Alexander, bootmaker, 8 Wellington st. Ho. 2&
Wellington st
Borland Alexander, compositor, 40 Holmscroft st
Borland Ann, temperance hotel keeper, 40 Cathcart st
Borland John, missionary, 6 Antigua st
Borland J. C, temperance hotel keeper, 24 Cathcart st
Borland Mrs, 39 Roxburgh st
BORN Joseph, R.K, 18 South st
BORTHWICK David, joiner, 26 Wellington st
Borthwick George, railway goods guard, 9 Mill st
Borthwick James, commission agent, 27 West Blackhall st
Borthwick James, painter, 22 West Blackhall st
Borthwick Thomas, joiner, 24 Sir Michael st
Borthwick Thomas, grain merchant and commission agent..
10 Cross- shore st. Ho. 68 Newton st
Borthwick William, joiner, 27 West Blackhall st
BOSTON James, jun. & Co., butchers, 5 West Blackhall st
Boston John, architect, Office of Public Works. Ho. 4r
Finnart st
BOUCHER George, joiner, 36 Crescent st
BOUSTED & Dunbar, shipbrokerS and Vice-consul for
France, 41 West Blackhall st
BOWDEN Henry, shipmaster, 11 West Stewart st
BOWEN C. H., shipmaster, 13 Nelson st, west
BOWERS Mrs, 57 Esplanade
BOWES David, bootcloser, 12 Vennel
BOWIE Andrew, engineer, 20 South st _
Bowie Archibald, potato merchant, Mansionhouse
Bowie James, boilermaker, 20 Mount Pleasant st
Bowie James, caulker, 50 East Crawfurd st
Bowie James, joiner, 75 Wellington st
Bowie John, joiner, 9 Dempster st
Bowie Thomas, carpenter, 14 Regent st
BOWLING Green, Ardgowan sq
Bowling Green (Grosvenor), Wellington st
Bowling Green (Wellington), Drumfrochar road
Bowling and Greenock Towing Co., 10 West breast
Bowling Mrs, 33 Ardgowan st, west
BOWMAN Alex. & Son, bakers, 20 Yennel
Bowman James, auctioneer and valuator, 26 West Blackhall
st. Ho. Barima bank, 39 Fox st

DIRECTORY. i£
Bowman John, shoemaker, 8 West Burn st
Bowman R. Hutcheson, 29 Brougham st
Bowman Mrs, greengrocer, 31 Rue-end st. Ho. 51 do.
BOYCE Alexander, labourer, 27 Ingleston st
Boyce Hugh, railway guard, 10 Murdieston st
Boyce William, joiner, 11 Belville st
Boyce Mrs, 13 Ingleston st
Boyce Mrs Hannah, 1 1 Lynedoch st
BOYD Bryce, joiner, 9 Antigua st
Boyd David, carpenter, 23 Belville st
Boyd Rev. David, of Free North Church, 90 Finn art st
Boyd David, joiner and builder, 7 Brougham st. House, 1
South st
Boyd David, carter, 3 Laurieston st
Boyd Hugh, joiner, 72 Roxburgh st
Boyd James, jun., grocer and provision merchant, 65 Ann st.
Ho. 49 Trafalgar st
Boyd James, carpenter, 71 Wellington st
Boyd James, naval and military clothier, 34 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 69 Nicolson st
Boyd James, plumber, 74 Wellington st
Boyd James, stationer, 1 Ann st. Ho. 23 Lyle st
Boyd James, salesman, 87 Dempster st
Boyd James, tobacconist, 33 Rue-end st. Ho. 2 East Blackhall
st
Boyd J. & W., gold and silversmiths, Park buildings, 11
West Blackhall st
Boyd John, wine and spirit merchant, 12 Sir Michael st and
14 Tobago st. Ho. 14 Ardgowan st, west
Boyd John, joiner, 10 South st
Boyd Johnston, provision dealer, 34 West Burn st. Ho. 39
Nelson st, west
Boyd Kennedy, fireman, 34 West Shaw st
Boyd & M'Neill, pavement, cement, and fire-clay goods merchants,
11 Patrick st
Boyd Robert, boilermaker, 59 Ann st
Boyd Robert, carpenter, 31 Ingleston st
Boyd Thomas, provision merchant, 26 West Blackhall st
Ho. 34 do.
Boyd Thomas, millwright, 24 Belville st
Boyd William (of J. & W. Boyd), Helen villa, 37 Finnart st
Boyd William, vanman, 9 Lyle st
Boyd William, joiner, 7 Nile st
Boyd William, 91 Belville st
Boyd Miss M., tobacconist, Palmerston buildings. Ho. 23
Lyle st

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DIRECTORY.
Boyd Miss Janet, 27 Nelson st, west
Boyd Mrs Andrew, 39 Union st
Boyd Mrs Daniel, 16 Wellington st
Boyd Mrs James, 8 Watt st
BOYLE Alexander, porter, 6 West Quay lane
Boyle George, joiner, 14 Lynedoch st
Boyle James, provision merchant, 26 Market st, Ho. 10
Regent st
Boyle James, spirit merchant, 65 Main st. Ho. 10 Kegent st
Boyle James, engineer, 21 Bruce st
Boyle Mrs, greengrocer, 1 Sir Michael st
Boyle Elizabeth, pawnbroker, 13 East Quay lane. Ho. 4
Nelson st, west
Boyle Mrs, midwife, 45 Hamilton st
Boyle Mrs, 15 East Shaw st
BOZENBERG William, pansman, 6 Belville st
BRABENDER John, labourer, 41 Nicolson st
Brabender John, carter, 46 Nicolson st
BRADLEY James, cabinetmaker, 11 Brachelston st
Bradley John, plumber, 75 Wellington st
Bradley Miss, grocer, 38 Dalrymple st
Bradley Miss, hotel-keeper, 14 Clarence st
BRADY James, wine and spirit merchant, 38 Ann st and 12
Holmscrof t st. Ho. 8 Wellington st
Brand David (of Allison & Brand), 6 West Blackhall st
Brand Henry (of Rogers & Brand), 11 Nelson st, west
Brand William, currier, 66 East Hamilton st
BRANNAN Patrick, shoemaker, 20 S tanners st
BRANIGAN Henry, labourer, 15 Cartsburn st
BRECKENBRIDGE Thomas, yardsman. 51 Lynedoch st
BREMNER Alexander, F.E.I.S., head-master of Belville
Street Public School. Ho. 40 Grosvenor ter, Mearns st.
Bremner Alexander, compositor, 4 Sir Michael st
BRENNAN James, accountant, insurance and commission
agent, 18 Hamilton st
BREWSTER William, writer, 26 Hamilton st. Ho. Kilmalcolm
BRIGHTON John, wholesale provision merchant and hamcurer,
3 East Shaw st. Ho. 77 Holmscrof t st
Brighton Mrs George, 85 Dempster st
BRISTOW James, gardener, 66 Holmscroft st
BRITISH Linen Co.'s Bank, Bank Buildings, 13 William st.
James Glen, agent
British and Foreign Marine Insurance Co., 2 West quay.
Leitch & Muir, agents
British Bootmaking Co., 29 West Burn st

DIRECTORY. 21
BRITON Thomas, glazier, embosser and stainer, 19 Sugarhouse
lane. Ho. 33 West Stewart st
BRITTLEBANK Thomas, Customs' boatman, 59 Ann st
BROADFOOT James, plumber, 2 West breast. Ho. 23
Bentinck st
Broadfoot John, currier, 89 East Hamilton st
Broadfoot William, wine and spirit merchant, 61 Rue-end sfc
BROCK Archibald, engineer, 29 Lyle st
Brock James, shipmaster, 28 Ardgowan st, west
Brock John, engine-fitter, 3 Regent st
Brock W. F., engineer, 20 Crescent st
BROCKBANK Miles, shoemaker, 5 York st
BRODIE Archibald, engineer, 8 Hay st
Brodie Andrew, tinsmith, 60 Ann st
Brodie James, painter, 15 Trafalgar st
Brodie James (of William Kelly & Co.), 30 Finnart st
Brodie John, treasurer to Greenock Harbour Trust, 18
Hamilton st. Ho. 38 Brisbane st
Brodie Matthew, contractor, 87 Dempster st
Brodie William, Buck Head Hotel, 2 Watson's lane
Brodie Miss, dressmaker, 8 South st
Brodie Mrs, 18 Sir Michael st
Brodie Mrs James, 12 St Lawrence st
Brodie Mrs, spirit merchant, 34 Sir Michael st. Ho. 4 South st
Brodie Mrs, 30 Brisbane st
BROWMAN John, shipbroker, 29 Brougham st
BROOME Alexander, carpenter, 91 Belville st
BROTCHIE, Donald, seamen's chaplain, 2 Robertson st
BROUGH John, smith and cartwright, 4 Chapel st. Ho.
6 do.
BROUN Neil & Co., timber measurers, 2 Cathcart st
BROWN Alexander, boilermaker. 9 Lynedoch st
Brown Alexander, dairy keeper, 26 Lynedoch st
Brown Alexander, surgeon dentist, 30 Cathcart st
Brown Alexander, 68 Finnart st
Brown Alexander, carpenter, 43 Lynedoch st
Brown Alexander, poulterer, 3 Watt st
Brown Alexander, vanman, 38 Holmscrof t st
Brown Andrew, baker, 15 Lyle st
Brown Angus, shipmaster, 7 Caddlehill st
Brown Archibald, Albert harbour-master, 6 Kelly st
Brown Archibald, baker, 29 Ardgowan st, west
Brown Archibald, baker, 26 Sugarhouse lane
Brown Archibald, carter, 30 Cartsburn st
Brown Archibald, general merchant, Customhouse pi. Ho.
12 Brisbane st

22 DIKECTORY.
Brown Archibald M'F., accountant, house factor and insurance
agent, 20 Cathcart st Ho. 6 Kelly st
Brown Archibald, moulder, 1 Mill st
Brown Andrew, painter, 26 Crescent st
Brown Rev. A. G., assistant, Mid Parish Kirk, 2 Holmscroft
st
Brown Charles, labourer, 4 Boyd st
Brown David, porter, 28 West Blackhall st
Brown David, shoemaker, 63 Nicolson st
Brown David, labourer, 21 John st
Brown Donald, carpenter, 3 Orchard st
Brown Donald, carpenter, 8 Kilblain st
Brown Dugald, carpenter, 69 Regent st
Brown Duncan, clerk, 5 Kelly st
Brown Duncan, sugarboiler, 13 Newton st
Brown Ebenezer, carpenter, 7 Belville st
Brown Ebenezes, porter, 28 West Blackhall st
Brown George, painter and decorator, 3 Albert place. Ho. 8
Jamaica st
Brown George, railway porter, 58 Wellington st
Brown George, labourer, 29 Trafalgar st
Brown George H., factor of Improvement Trust properties.
Ho. 86 Union st
Brown Hugh, tobacconist, 25 Ann st
Brown J. D. (of Clyde Pottery Co.), 16 Eldon st
Brown James, painter, 7 Hope st
Brown James, clerk, 15 Dempster st
Brown James, Bogston cottage, Port-Glasgow road
Brown James, engineer, Overton
Brown James, boilermaker, 19 Regent st
Brown James, junr., collector of water rates, 18 Hamilton st.
Ho. 32 Ardgowan st, west
Brown James, baker, 10 Carnock st
Brown James (of Hardie & Brown, C.A.), 23 Esplanade
Brown John, smith, 7 Dempster st
Brown John (of Miller & Brown), 17 Robertson st
Brown John, carpenter, 28 East Hamilton st
Brown John, boilermaker, 29 Belville st
Brown John, family baker and purveyor, 45 Hamilton st and
11 Union st. Ho. 55 Brisbane st
Brown John, labourer, 64 Ann st
Brown John, currier, 50 Roxburgh st
Brown John, shipmaster, 15 Nicolson st
Brown John, engineer, 5 Belville st
Brown John, engineer, 21 Lynedoch st
Brown John, tinsmith, 19 Mount Pleasant st

DIRECTORY. 2$
IBrown John, upholsterer, 20 Mearns st
Brown John, porter, 7 Holmscroft st
Brown John R., surgeon-dentist, 30 Cathcart st. Ho. Rosehill,
Gourock
Brown Joseph C, salesman, 87 Roxburgh st
IBrown Iff. M'O. (of T. O. Hunter & Co.), 33 Union st
Brown Neil, spirit, wine, and malt liquor merchant, 7 and 9
Sir Michael st, 39 Vennel, 45 Dalrymple st, 2 William st,
1 West breast, 2 Cross- shore st, and 6 East breast ;
32 Ropework lane, Port-Glasgow ; 2 John Knox st and
111 Duke st, Glasgow ; bonded stores, Customs Warehouse,
45 Dalrymple st, Greenock ; and agentfor Argyle
Brewery, St Andrews. Ho. Dunclutha, 67 Esplanade
Brown Peter, cooper, 9 Nelson st, west
Brown Richard, brassfmisher, 18 Sir Michael st
Brown Robert, joiner, 62 Roxburgh st
Brown Robert, tailor, 50 Holmscroft st
Brown R. G. (of Clyde Pottery Co.), 41 Esplanade
Brown Samuel, cooper, 25 Bruce st
Brown Samuel, colporteur and agent for Religious Tract and
Bible Society of Scotland, 12 Duncan st
Brown, Stewart & Co., paper manufacturers, Overton Paper
Mills
Brown W. J. M., grocer and provision merchant, 64 Vennel.
Ho. 5 Nelson st, west
Brown Walter, smith, 14 Terrace road
Brown William, railway guard, 65 Nicolson st
Brown William, boilermaker, 7 Serpentine walk
Brown William, blacksmith, 7 Laurieston st
Brown William, spirit merchant, 40 West Burn st. Ho. 6
Nelson st, west
Brown William, fireman, 51 Nicolson st
Brown William, boilermaker, 34 Sir Michael st
Brown William, labourer, 51 Nicolson st
Brown Miss, 5 Ardgowan square
BrowD Miss Anderson, 33 Ardgowan st, west
Brown Miss Janet, 49 Nicolson st
Brown Miss Mary, 8 Ardgowan st, west
Brown Miss, 2 Finnart st
Brown Mrs, 47 Shaw st
Brown Mrs, spirit dealer, Havelock Arms, 1 Argyle st
Brown Mrs James, 24 West Blackhall st
Brown Mrs John, tobacconist, 25 Regent st. Ho. 10 do.
Brown Mrs John, feuar, 2 Esplanade
Brown Mrs John, 14 Cathcart st
Brown Mrs Thomas, 7 Brisbane st

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DIRECTORY.
Brown Mrs William, 24 Kelly st
Brown Mrs W. S., draper, 23 Roxburgh st
Brown Mrs, 59 Cathcart st
Brown Mrs, remnant warehouse, 19 Cathcart st
Brown Mrs, 108 Drumfrochar road
Brown Mrs, 9 East Quay lane
BROWNE & Watson, ship brokers, 3 East Quay la. John.
Craig, agent
BROWNING- Mrs Thomas, grocer, 22 St Lawrence st
BROWNLIE Alexander, smith, 53 Drumfrochar road
Brownlie Andrew, mason, 3 Bruce st
Brownlie John, mason, 87 Wellington st
Brownlie Misses, 41 Union Street
Brownlie Misses, 25 Finnart st
BRUCE David, labourer, 14 Bruce st
Bruce F. G., agent for Union Bank of Scotland, 1 Hamilton
st. Ho. Rock Mount, Eldon place
Bruce G. & J., clothiers, 46 Hamilton st
Bruce George (of G. & J. Bruce), 15 Newton st
Bruce Robert, Dean of Guild inspector, 18 Hamilton st. Hov
26 South st
Bruce Thomas, joiner, 43 West Blackhall st
Bruce William, agent, Clydesdale Bank (East-end), and insurance
agent, 41 Rue-end st
Bruce Mrs Agnes, 24 Finnart st
Bruce Mrs John, 35 Kelly st
BRUNTON William L., engineer, 47 Brougham st
BRYAN James C, coal merchant, 3 Chapel st. Ho. 39 Ann st
BRYCE John, spirit merchant, 9 Main st. Ho. 11 Octavia
cottages
Bryce John, brassfinisher, 6 Chapel st
Bryce John (of John Bryce & Co.), 53 Union st
Bryce John & Co., shipbrokers, warehouse keepers, and com-mission
agents, Cathcart arcade
Bryce Neil, labourer, 3 Dellingburn st
Bryce William, plasterer, 23 Nicolson st
Bryceland Andrew, labourer, 26 West Blackhall st
BRYDEN James, carpenter, 34 Crescent st
BRYMNER Alexander, blacksmith, 14 Bruce st
Brymner Graham, steamship owner, 9 Customhouse place.
Ho. Maybank, 59 Finnart st
Brymner John, Vice-Consul for Belgium, 3 East Quay lane.
Ho. Ardenlea, 105 Eldon st
Brymner, Galbreath & Co., shipowners and coal merchants r
3 East Quay lane
Brymner Mrs James, furnishing shop, 66 East Hamilton st

DIRECTORY.
Brymner Mrs J., grocer, 48 St Lawrence st
BRYSON David R., cierk, 22 Wellington st
Bryson Patrick, cooper, 7 Mill st
Bryson Robert, railway guard, 58 Wellington st
Bryson Thomas, shipmaster, 64 Drumfrochar road
Bryson William, shoemaker, 18 Tobago st
Bryson Mrs J., 22 Wellington st
BUCHAN John, carver and gilder, 8 Market st. Ho. 6 Trafalgar
st
Buchan Mrs William, midwife, 11 Regent st
BUCHANAN Archibald, engine-keeper, 20 Inverkip st
Buchanan Archibald, smith, 12 Belville st
Buchanan Donald, coppersmith, 10 Carnock st
Buchanan Henry (of J. Dennistoun & Co.), 34 Brisbane st
Buchanan James, painter and paperhanger, 34 West Burn st-
Ho. 14 Ardgowan st, west
Buchanan James, engineer, Garvel Park House
Buchanan John (at Clyde Shipping Co.), 8 Shaw place
Buchanan John, carpenter, 36 Crescent st
Buchanan John, carpenter, 5 Orchard st
Buchanan John, brassfinisher, 9 Hill st
Buchanan John, carpenter, 32 Arthur st
Buchanan John, blacksmith, 8 Hill st
Buchanan John, 17 Ingleston st
Buchanan John, boilermaker, 17 John st
Buchanan John (of Buchanan & Johnson), 34 Forsyth st
Buchanan John L. (of Bone & Buchanan), 36 Esplanade
Buchanan & Johnson, tailors, clothiers, hosiers, shirtmakers,.
and military contractors, 40 Cathcart st, Greenock, and
174 and 176 Trongate, Glasgow
Buchanan Neil, rigger, 5 Regent st
Buchanan Night Asylum, 7 Captain st
Buchanan Peter, joiner, 16 Lynedoch st
Buchanan Robert, engineer, 19 Ingleston place
Buchanan William, baker, 47 Holmscroft st
Buchanan William G., manager, 30 Roxburgh st
Buchanan Miss, dressmaker, 5 Kilblain st
Buchanan Miss, 9 Glen st
Buchanan Misses, 48 Esplanade
Buchanan Mrs John, 26 Brisbane st
Buchanan Mrs R., 36 Esplanade
Buchanan Mrs William, 34 Brisbane st
Buchanan Mrs, White Hart hotel and restaurant, 50 Cathcart
st
BUCKLITSCH Edward, joiner, 65 Regent st
BUCKNOR William, seaman, 9 Hill st
25"

26
DIRECTORY.
BUIE Hugh (of M. & H. Buie), 17 Brougham st
Buie M. & H., plumbers, 7 East breast
Buie Neil, collector, funeral society, 46 East Crawfurd st
Buie Miss, 17 Brougham st
BUIK David, engineer, 18 Arthur st
BULLOCH John, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Shannon's
close. Ho. 1 Morton terrace
BUNTAIN Alexander, carter, 21 Ingleston st
Buntain John, carter, Overton
Buntain James, carter, 22 St Lawrence st
Buntain James, carpenter, 24 Belville st
Buntain William, cooper, 22 Trafalgar st
Buntain John, baker, 5 Arthur st. Ho. 3 Arthur st
BURGES George, R.N., 1 9 Brisbane st
BURNETT Joseph, outfitter, 56 Rue-end st. Ho. 63 do.
^BURNET James, joiner, 114 Dempster st
Burnet Wm., policeman, 4 East Hamilton st
Burnet Mrs, 12 Brisbane st
BURNIE David, seaman, 31 Ingleston st
BURNS Alexander, bill-poster, 10 William st
Burns David, joiner, 37 Lynedoch st
Burns George, engineer, 21 Trafalgar st
Burns James, furniture porter, 3 West Stewart st
Burns James, carpenter, 2 Rue-end*st
Uurns James, engineer, 9 Prospecthill st
Burns John, carpenter, 15 Regent st
Burns Jonathan, labourer, 46 Cathcart st
Burns Robert, seaman, 8 Watt st
Burns Wm. J., grocer, 24 Ann st. Ho. 27 Bruce st
Burns William, blacksmith, 32 Crescent st
Burns William, mason, 25 Bruce st
Burns Mrs George, 2 Beutinck st
Burns Mrs, dressmaker, 53 Belville st
BURNSIDE, James, grocer, 58 Lynedoch st
Burnside Robert K., watchmaker, 6 West Blackhall st
Burnside Mrs E., 68 Inverkip st
Burnside Maggie, dressmaker, 51 Rue-end st
BURROWS, William, sailmaker, 19 Trafalgar st
BURTON Thomas, collector of poor rates, 36 Nicolson st.
Ho. 4 Cove road, Gourock
Burton Mrs, grocer, 8 Hope st
BUSH Joseph, plumber, 67 Regent st
3BUTLER Ge )rge Macaulay, nurseryman, etc., Caledonian
Nursery, Murdieston Meadow. Ho. 19 South st
BUTTERWORTH Mrs Edmund, 33 Ingleston st
BYERS John, flesher, 21 Tobago st Ho. 75 Holmscroft st

DIRECTORY. 27
BYRNE John, gateman, 54 St Lawrence st
BYRON John, storeman, 51 Rue-end st
CABRIE William, tailor, 13 Charles st
CADIEN William, pansman, 22 Wellington st
CADDY James, blacksmith, 38 Holmscroft st
CAHILL James, carter, 34 Dalrymple st
•CAIRD & Co., engineers and iron shipbuilders, Arthur st
and 46 Dalrymple st
Oaird Colin S., ship and insurance agent, timber and commission
merchant, City buildings. House, Dungourney, 13
Newark st
€aird James T. (of Caird & Co.), Belleaire, 15 Newark st
Caird Mrs John, 119 Eldon st
OAIRNEY Daniel, pilot, 27 West Blackhall st
Cairney William A., tailor and clothier, 32 Hamilton st. Ho.
36 Nelson st, west
CAIRNS David, M.B. & CM., physician and surgeon. Consulting
rooms, 31 Rue-end st. Ho. 1 Shaw place
Cairns James & Co., joiners and blockmakers, 8 Cross-shore
st. Ho. 1 Shaw place
•Cairns James A., 11 Brisbane st
Cairns John, musician, St Lawrence school, Belville st
Cairns John, pawnbroker, 17 Sir Michael st. Ho. 34 West
Stewart st.
Cairns William, engineer, 26 Patrick st
CAISER Joseph, wine and spirit merchant, 5 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 30 Kelly st
CALDER Alexander, printer, 3 Brachelston st
Calder Alexander, 28 Wellington st
Calder Hugh, labourer, 26 Dalrymple st
Calder John, clerk, 5 East Crawfurd st
Calder Mrs, 24 Wellington st
Calder Mrs, 7 Duncan st
CALDERHEAD David, sawyer, 7 Ratho st
Calderhead Robert, joiner, 5 Lynedoch st
CALDERWOOD Edward, labourer, 8 East Shaw st
Calderwood Robert, salesman, 6 Mount Pleasant st
Calderwood Robert, fish merchant, 19 Hamilton st and Fish
market. Ho. 71 Nicolson st
CALDWELL Alexander, grocer, 1 William st, east
Caldwell David, grocer and provision merchant, 36 East Hamilton
st and 22 Tobago st. Ho. 26 Mearns st
Caldwell David, cooper, 3 Hamilton st

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DIRECTORY.
Caldwell Henry, labourer, 42 Main st
Caldwell James, painter, 24 Antigua st
Caldwell Matthew, grocer, 85 Belville st. Ho. 42 East Crawfurd
st
Caldwell William, grocer, 71 Kegent st
Caldwell William, pointsman, 6 Patrick st
Caldwell Janet, grocer, 7 East Shaw st. Ho. 64 Ann st
CALEDONIAN Railway Co.'s Office, 25 Cathcart st
Caledonian Felt Works, Bogston, Port- Glasgow road
Caledonian Railway Co.'s Goods Office, 4 Regent st
CALLAGHAN R., 23 West Stewart st
CALLAN George, engine driver, 7 Belville st
CALLANDER James, labourer, 2 Belville st
CALLCLUTH John, boilermaker, 11 Holmscroft st
CALLUM James, porter, 21 Dempster st
CALVERT Ralph, painter, 34 West Shaw st
Calvert Thomas, professor of music, 21 Ardgowan st, west
Calvert Mr3, teacher of pianoforte and singing, 21 Ardgowan
st, west
CAMBRIDGE William, engineer, 7 East Shaw st
CAMERON Alexander, School Board officer, 18 Bruce st
Cameron Alexander (of Langwili & Cameron), Ashcraig,
Gourock
Cameron Alexander, woolsorter, 83 Dempster st
Cameron Alexander, joiner, 12 Watt st
Cameron Allan, carpenter, 92 Belville st
Cameron Allan (of Allan Cameron & Son), Ashfield Cottage,
Macdougall st
Cameron Allan, jun. (of Allan Cameron & Son), Oakfield,
East Ratho st
Cameron Allan & Son, house timber merchants and general
turners, Ashfield saw mills, Macdougall st
Cameron Angus, glazier, 3 Bearhope st
Cameron Archibald (of M. & A. Cameron), 61 Holmscroft st
Cameron Charles, cabinetmaker, 67 Roxburgh st
Cameron Daniel, engineer, 36 Lynedoch st
Cameron Donald, rivetter, 45 Nicolson st
Cameron Donald, engineer, 27 Belville st
Cameron Donald, rigger, 31 Lynedoch st
Cameron Donald, storeman, 10 Terrace road
Cameron Donald, labourer, 28 East Hamilton st
Cameron Donald, labourer, 3 Crescent st
Cameron Dugald, deep-sea pilot, 18 Wellington st
Cameron Dugald, coachman, 47 Crawfurd st
Cameron Duncan, labourer, 40 Nicolson st
Cameron Duncan, sailmaker, 6 Hope st

DIRECTORY. 29
•Cameron Hugh, miller, 40 Main st
Cameron Hugh, feuar, 5 Ardgowan st, west
Cameron Hugh, cab-driver, 13 West Blackhall st
Cameron Hugh, labourer, 2 Jamaica st
Cameron Hugh, joiner, 9 Hope st
Cameron Hugh, painter, 13 Hope st
Cameron H. K., grocer, 26 East Crawfurd st
Cameron James, cowfeeder, 68 Drumfrochar road
Cameron James, slater, 25 Sir Michael st
Cameron James, flesher, 63 Regent st
Cameron John & Sou, auctioneers and valuers, 12 Sugarhouse
lane
Cameron John (of Turner & Cameron), 11 Holmscroft st
Cameron John, engineer, 24 Antigua st
Cameron John, painter, 30 Bruce st
Cameron John, boot and shoemaker, 17 Sir Michael st. Ho. do,
Cameron John, watchman, 42 Arthur st
Cameron John, policeman, 85 Wellington st
Cameron M. & A., watchmakers and jewellers, 59 Rue-end st
and 36 Hamilton st
Cameron Matthew (of M. & A. Cameron), 13 Mt. Pleasant st
Cameron Murdoch, boatman, 5 Hope st
Cameron Peter, joiner, 26 East Crawfurd st
Cameron Peter, joiner, 58 Lynedoch st
Cameron Robert Wilson (of John Cameron & Son), 32 Ardgowan
st, west
Cameron Samuel (of H.M.C.), 40 Nelson st, west
Cameron Thomas, sugar porter, 18 Bedford st
Cameron William, boilermaker, 26 East Crawfurd st
Cameron William, house painter and decorator, 34 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 19 Caddlehill st
Cameron & Co., 45 Vennel. Ho. 28 Wellington st
Cameron Mrs A., 56 Drumfrochar rd
Cameron Mrs, 46 Cathcart st
Cameron Mrs Donald, 5 Regent st
Cameron Mrs K., 38 Hamilton st
Cameron Mrs Murdoch, 25 John st
Cameron Mrs, 41 Roxburgh st
Cameron Mrs, 7 Brachelston st
Cameron Mrs Patrick, 35 Nelson st
CAMPBELL Alexander, boilermaker, 14 Lyle st
Campbell Alexander, labourer, 7 Laurieston st
Campbell Alexander, boilermaker, 32 Arthur st
Campbell Alexander, cabinetmaker, 4b St Lawrence st
Campbell Alexander, carter, 33 West Stewart st
Campbell Alexander, draper, 22 Arthur st

BIRECTORY.
Campbell Alexander, rivetter, 8 Chapel st
Campbell Alexander, -wholesale stationer and paper bag maker,,
9 Hamilton Street. Ho. 32 Ardgowan st, west
Campbell Alexander, sailmaker, 83 Roxburgh st
Campbell Alexander, seaman, 3 Bearhope st
Campbell Allan, painter, 21 Bearhope st
Campbell Allan, carpenter, 5 Regent st
Campbell, Anderson & Co., wholesale and retail -wine and
spirit merchants, 2 £haw st and 6 Cathcart st. Ho. 42
Eldon st
Campbell Angus, carpenter, 13 Antigua st
Campbell Angus, cooper, 39 Roxburgh st
Campbell Angus, messenger, Shipping Office, 7 Virginia st
Campbell Angus, timber porter, Albeit harbour. Ho. 50"
Regent st
Campbell Angus, engineer, 3 Hill st
Campbell Angus, sugar porter, 8 Hill st
Campbell Archibald, smith, 29 Nelson st, west
Campbell Archibald, brakesman, 3 Hill st
Campbell Archibald, shipwright, 3 Regent st
Campbell Archibald, shipmaster, 24 Brisbane st
Campbell Archibald, carpenter, 13 Rue-end st
Campbell Archibald, shoemaker, 11 Belville st
Campbell Archibald, carpenter, 68 Wellington st
Campbell Archibald, carter, 11 West Stewart st
Campbell Archibald, labourer, 10 Terrace road
Campbell Charles, letterpress printer and stationer, 2 Watt
place. Ho. 15 Roxburgh st
Campbell C. T., cleik, 25 Newton st
Campbell Daniel, smith, 26 West Blackhall st
Campbell Daniel, 45 Rue-end st
Campbell Daniel, joiner, 11 John st
Campbell Daniel, blacksmith, 41 Lynedoch st
Campbell David, carpenter, 6 Hay st
Campbell Donald, shipping officer (M.M.), 30 Wellington st
Campbell Donald, foreman (Gasworks), 17 Nelson st, west
Campbell Donald, joiner, 25 Trafalgar st
Campbell Donald, joiner, 8 John st
Campbell Donald, sailmaker, 63 Holmscroft st
Campbell Donald, carpenter, 28 East Shaw st
Campbell Donald, engineer, 19 Inaleston st
Campbell Donald, mason, 25 Belville st
Campbell Donald, labourer, 38 Ann st
Campbell Dugald, accountant, house-factor, and sharebroker,,
49 Cathcart st. Ho. 1 Ardgowan sq
Campbell Dugald, joiner, 61 Regent st

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Campbell Dugald, sailmaker, 8 Cathcart st
Campbell Duncan, cooper, 20 Bearhope st
Campbell Duncan, sugar porter, 15 West Stewart st
Campbell Duncan, carter, 30 Ingleston st
Campbell Duncan, draper and hosiery warehouse, 56 VenneL
Ho. 17 Caddlehillst
Campbell DuncaD, joiner, 55 Holmscroft st
Campbell Duncan, joiner, 85 Eoxburgh st
Campbell Duncan, machineman, 23 West Stewart st
Campbell Duncan, policeman, 8 Mearns st
Campbell Francis W, moulder, 42 Main st
Campbell Felix, labourer, 13 East Quay lane
Campbell Hugh, cooper, 5 Bearhope st
Campbell Hugh, cooper, 54 Drumfrochar road
Campbell Hugh, baker, 4 Mount Pleasant st
Campbell Hugh, plumber, 6 Belville st
Campbell James & Co., coal, lime, cement, and insurance
agents, 23 Cathcart st
Campbell James (of Jas. Campbell & Co.) Ho. 12 Wellington
st
Campbell James, hammerman, 13 Spriugkell st
Campbell James, grocer, 46 Inverkip st. Ho. 32 Nelson st f
west
Campbell James, mason, 51 Nicolson st
Campbell James (of J. Huuter & Co.), 79 Brisbai e st
Campbell James, painter, 36 Arthur st
Campbell James, hammerman, 1 Eatho st
Campbell James, engineer, 13 Hope tt
Campbell James, pansman, 7 Boyd st
Campbell James, O.D.O., Customs, 59 Ann st
Campbell James, labourer, 27 Ingleston st
Campbell James, carpenter, 6 Kilblaiu st
Campbell James M., family grocer and wine merchant, IT
West Blackhall st & 89 Eoxburgh st. Ho. 49 Brisbane st
Campbell John, gardener, 1 Kelly st
Campbell John, baker, 87 Eoxburgh st. Ho. Orangefield
cottage
Campbell John, engineer, 5 Hill st
Campbell John, watchman, 43 Nicolson st
Campbell John, watchman, 13 Ingleston st
Campbell John, boilermaker, 30 Lynedoch sb
Campbell John, railway inspector, 27 Bruce st
Campbell John, painter, 39 Holmscroft st
Campbell John, cooper, 4 Prospecthill st
Campbell John, flesber, 7 Ann st
Campbell John, potter, 24 East Crawfurd sfc

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DIRECTORY.
Campbell John, fitter. 44 Arthur st

DIRECTORY. 33
Campbell John, 10 Murdieston st
Campbell Robert, slater, 65 Nicolson st
Campbell Robert, boot and shoemaker, 65 Rue-end st
Campbell Robert, plumber, 61 Ann st
Campbell Robert, fitter, 5 East Crawfurd st
Campbell Samuel, superintendent of Boys' Home, Bank sfc.
Ho. 3 Lyle st
Campbell Samuel, boatbuilder, 3 Regent st
Campbell Stewart, labourer, 73 Aim st
Campbell Thomas, joiner, 12 Wellington st
Campbell Thomas, carpenter, 7 Crescent st
Campbell Walter, porter, 21 Lyle st
Campbell William, grocer, 76 Ann st
Campbell Miss, 6 Finnart st
Campbell Miss Alice, greengrocer, 42 West Blackhall st
Campbell Miss, feuar, 8 Trafalgar st
Campbell Miss, grocer, 27 Regent st
Campbell Misses, furnishing shop, 9 Rue-end st. Ho. 11 East
Blackhall st
Campbell Mrs A., grocer, 45 Main st
Campbell Mrs Charles, tobacconist and stationer, 59 Rueend
st
Campbell Mrs John, 23 Sir Michael st
Campbell Mrs M., 8 St Lawrence st
Campbell Mrs, 61 Regent st
Campbell Mrs D., 2 Murdieston st
Campbell Mrs Hugh, 45 Lynedoch st
Campbell Mrs John, 11 Main st
Campbell Mrs John, 2 South st
Campbell Mrs Neil, brush and basket warehouse, 20 Charles
st. Ho. 5 West Blackhall st.
Campbell Mrs Colin, 15 Nelson st, west
Campbell Mrs Wm., 15 Robertson st
Campbell Mrs William, grocer, 25 East Shaw st
Campbell Mrs, 51 Nicolson st
Campbell Mrs, 5 Ann st
Campbell Mrs, 50 Holmscroft st
Campbell Mrs, 54 Drumfrochar road
Campbell Mrs, 48 Shaw st
Campbell Mrs, 4 Hill st
Campbell Mrs, 18 Cathcart st
Campbell Mrs, 1 Ratho st
Campbell Mrs Peter, 7 Roxburgh st
Campbell Mrs, 6 Finnart st
Campbell Mrs, 50 Holmscroft st
CANNIE John, engineer, 6 Ingleston st
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34 DIRECTORY.
CANNING John, labourer, 63 Ann st
Canning Ann, broker, 52 Shaw st
Canning Mrs, 80 Roxburgh st
CANT James, gardener, The Craigs, Newark st
CAPE Archibald, engineer, 36 Crescent st
CAPPIELOW Sfcoreage Co.—John Robertson, agent, Post
Office buildings
CARBERY Patrick F., tailor and clothier, 14 William st,
Ho. 27 Mearns st
Carbery Mrs Charles, toy and fancy goods merchant, 1&
William st. Ho. 21 Eldon st
CARCHRIE James, rivetter, 40 Shaw st
Carchrie Robert, rivetter, 40 Shaw st
CAREY Robert, flesher, 1 Stanners st. Ho. 26 Lynedoch st
CARLIN Edward, butter and egg merchant, 10 Bruce st
Cariin William, rafter, 11 Cross-shore st
Carlyle Mrs, 8 Antigua st
CARMICHAEL Alexander, labourer, 40 West Burn st
Carmichael A. & J. H. & Co., shipowners, Post Office buildings
Carmichael Alexander, tugboat master, 10 West breast
Carmichael Archibald, labourer, 5 Serpentine walk
Carmichael Archibald, shopman, 17 Cathcart st
Carmichael Daniel, 25 Crescent st
Carmichael Donald, shopman, 69 Regent st
Carmichael Donald, porter, 15 Lyle st
Carmichael Donald, grocer and provision merchant, 13 Cartsburn
st. Ho. 57 Belville st
Carmichael Dugald, carpenter, 13 Mount Pleasant st
Carmichael Hector, rivetter, 18 Hope st
Carmichael Hugh, porter, 13 Duncan st
Carmichael Hugh D., tobacconist, 36 West Burn st
Carmichael John H. (of A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co.), 7&
Finnart st
Carmichael John, irondresser, 31 Ingleston st
Carmichael John, yardsman, 43 Nicolson st
Carmichael John, smith, 5 Newton st
Carmichael Joseph, labourer, 85 Belville st
Carmichael Malcolm, feuar, 25 Crescent st
Carmichael Malcolm, teacher, St Andrew Square school. ',Ho,.
4 Lyle st
Carmichael Peter, fisherman, 3 Regent st
Carmichael Thomas (of A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co.), Milnwood,
93 Finnart st
Carmichael William, labourer, 6 Laird st
Caxsnichatl Ann, lodgings, 13 Brisbane st

DIRECTORY. 35
Carmichael Miss, dressmaker, 47 Brisbane st
Carmichael Mrs Andrew, Milnwood, 93 Finnart st
Carmichael Mrs Charles, 17 Baker st
Carmichael Mrs Donald, grocer, 31 West Burn st. Ho. 33 do.
Carmichael Mrs James, 16 Robertson st
Carmichael Mrs, 11 St Andrew st
CARNAGHAN James, joiner and builder, 13 Regent st.
Ho. 29 Trafalgar st
CARNAHAN Peter, labourer, 13 Crescent st
CARPENTER George, tugboatman, 18 Crawfurd st
CARRIGAN George, broker, 6 Smith's lane
Carrigan John, broker, 32 Vennel
CARROL Hugh, fireman, 10 West breast
Carrol Robert, fireman, 40 Lynedoch st
Carrol Samuel, cooper, 19 Prospect Hill st
CARROLL James, stevedore, 41 West Burn st
CARRUTHERS William, carpenter, 8 Chapel st
CARSE William, grocer, 40 Shaw st
CARSON Andrew, blockmaker, 11 Lynedoch st
Carson Henry, brassfounder and gasifitter, 26 Crawfurd st.
Ho. 37 Nelson st, west
Carson John, labourer, 42 Roxburgh st
Carson Robert, labourer, 13 Ingleston st
Carson Thomas, brassflnisher, 49 Trafalgar st
Carson William, labourer, 1 Ratho st
CARSTAIRS Robert, joiner, 24 East Crawfurd st
Carstairs Robert A., joiner, 6 Inverkipst. Ho. 24 Bruce st
Carstairs Robert, smith, 92 Belville st
CAESWELL Donald, moulder, 7 Hill st
Carswell John & Son, timber measurers, 3 Cathcart st
Carswell John, sen. (of John Carswell & Son), 51 Esplanade
Carswell John, jun. (of John Carswell & Son), 18 Robertson st
CARTSBURN Sugar Refining Co., 4 Crescent st
CARTSDYKE Equitable Loan Office, 63 Main st
Cartsdyke Apothecary Co , 23 Rue-end st
CASE Mrs, 66 East Hamilton st
CASH & Co., tea merchants, 1 Cathcart square
CASSON Mrs George, 35 West Burn st
CATHCART James, labourer, 17 Baker st
CANFIELD Richard, boot and shoe shop, 27 Cathcart st..
Ho. 10 Murdiestou st
GATHER David, draper, 15 Dempster st
Cather John, shoemaker and oil merchant, 55 Shaw st
CAVANAGH Patrick, labourer, 7 Cathcart st
CAVEN Alexander, carpenter, 38 Lynedoch st
CAWTHORNE William, baker, 77 Regent st

3(>
DIRECTORY,
CHABANT Mrs, 38 Shaw st
CHALMERS Alexander, smith, bellhanger, and gasfitter, 14
Crawfurd st. Ho. 58 Kelly sfc
Chalmers Archibald, joiner, glazier, and funeral undertaker,
36 Roxburgh st. Ho. 72 Wellington st
Chalmers Hugh M., joiner, glazier, and undertaker, 23 Bearhope
st. Ho. 25 Finnart st
Chalmers Henry, tailor and clothier, 30 Nicolson st. Ho. 83
Finnart st
Chalmers Hume, hotel-keeper and grain merchant, Wheat
Sheaf hotel, 4 Church place
Chalmers Jamas G-., labourer, 15 Belvilie st
Chalmers John, clerk and collector, G-as works, 33 Crawfurd st
Chalmers John, boilermaker, 10 Hill st
Chalmers John, sailmaker, 8 Holmscroft st
Chalmers John, joiner, 30 Bruce st
Chalmers John, boilermaker, 26 East Hamilton st
Chalmers John, broker, 4 East Shaw st
Chalmers John, grain and potato merchant, 7 Princes street.
Ho. 14 Lynedoch st
Chalmers John, labourer, 13 Laurieston st
Chalmers Peter, joiner, 9 Trafalgar st
Chalmers Robert (of Thomas Neill, Chalmers & Co.), 35
Brisbane st
Chalmers Robert, chemist and druggist, and branch Post-
office, 41 Roxburgh st. Ho. 72 Wellington st
Chalmers, Thomas Neill & Co., ship carpenters, joiners, blockmakers,
cabinetmakers, glaziers, and funeral undertakers,
and wood merchants, 30 Market st
Chalmers Thomas, mason, 8 Holmscroft st
Chalmers William, gardener, 17 Kelly st
Chalmers William, carpenter, 17 Lyle st
Chalmers William, smith, 3 Brachelston st
Chalmers Miss, tobacconist and furnishings, 26 East Hamilton
st
Chalmers Miss, furnishings, 86 Roxburgh sb
Chalmers Miss M., stationer, 73 Nicolson st
Chalmers Mrs, 69 Regent st
Chalmers Mrs, 21 Lynedoch st
Chalmers Mrs Wm., 45 Lynedoch st
CHAMBERS John, sailmaker, 8 Holmscroft st
Chambers William, grocer, 5 John st
CHARTERIS James, 14 South st
CHARTERS James, moulder, 23 John sfc
CHESNUT Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 31 Rue-end
st and 3 Charles st. Ho. 13 Lynedoch st

DIRECTORY. 37
CHEVALIER Frederick, clothier's assistant, 27 Nicolson st
CHICK Benjamin P., temperance lecturer, 103 Belville st
CHILDS James, rivetter, 38 Main st
CHISHOLM Archd. (of Win. Chisbolm & Co.), 3 Glen st
Chisholm James, blacksmith, 15 Cathcart st. Ho. 5 West
Stewart st
Chisholm William & Co.. coopers, 39 Crawfurd st
CHRISTIE & Co., carvers, Shaw place
Christie Alexander, joiner, 1 York st
Christie David, joiner, 71 Nicolson st
Christie George, gardener, 4 Bentinck st
Christie Malcolm, tobacconist, 9 East breast. Ho. i9
Regent st
Christie Peter, 26 East Crawfurd st
Christie William, finisher, Overton
CLACHER Daniel, 30 East Hamilton st
Clacher Mrs Thomas, 93 Belville st
CLAPPERTON Donald, blacksmith, 74 Wellington st
Clapperton John & Co., ship and insurance brokers, and commission
agents, 4 East breast
Clapperton John, carpenter, G John st
Clapperton John (of John Clapperton & Co.), Drum si ea,
Newark st
Clapperton William N., commission and insurance agent, 8
West Quay lane. Ho. 28 Ardgowan st, west
Clapperton Mrs, 9 Ardgowan st, west
Clapperton Mrs, 69 Regent st
CLARK Andrew, accountant and house factor, 14 Cathcart
st. Ho. 3 Orangefield place
Clark Andrew, sailmaker, 9 Lynedoch st
Clark Angus, weigher, 36 West Blackhall st
Clark Archibald (of John Clark & Son), 28 Finn art st
Clark Archibald, baker, 37 Ann st Ho. 41 Ann st
Clark David, boltmaker, 19 Belville st
Clark Duncan, carpenter, i9 Trafalgar st
Clark Duncan, painter, 16 Cathcart st
Clark Edward, mason, 68 Inverkip st
Clark James D., weigher, G.H.T., 4 Prospecthill st
Clark James, fireman, 1 St Andrew st
Clark James H., drysalter and oil and colourman, 39 West
Burn st. Ho. 7 Mount Pleasant st
Clark James, joiner, 68 Holmscroft st
Clark James, joiner, 40 Holmscroft st
Clark James, seaman, 13 Charles st
Clark John & Son, watchmakers, jewellers, and chronometer
makers, 19 West Blackhall st

38 DIRECTORY.
Clark John A., cooper, 7 Boyd st
€lark John, engine-driver, 3 Regent st
Clark John, labourer, 15 Cartsburn st
Clark John, waiter, 28 West Burn st
Clark John T., wine and spirit merchant, 53 Rue-end st.
Ho. 11 Antigua st
Clark Joseph, ladies' hatter, 29 Cathcart st
Clark Peter, feuar, 60 Ann st
Clark Thomas, policeman, 80 Roxburgh st
CLtrk W. B., spirit dealer, 39 Shaw st. Ho. 25 Lynedoch st
Clark William, seaman, 1 Holmscroft st
Olark William, marine painter, Seafield, 2 Fox st and 8
Esplanade
Clark Miss Catherine, dressmaker, 61 Holmscroft st
Clark Miss, dressmaker, 36 West Blackhall st
Clark Miss, dressmaker, 3 Orangefield place
Clark Miss, 58 Drumfrochar road
Clark Miss, 14 Regent st
Clark Mrs D., 52 East Crawfurd st
Clark Mrs George, 10 Brisbane st
Clark Mrs Mary, grocer, 36 Shaw st. Ho. 25 Lynedoch st
Clark Mrs Matthew, 11 Dempster st
Clark Mrs, 2 Argyle st
Clark Mrs, 6 Crawfurd st
Clark Mrs, 15 Bruce st
CLARKE William, governor of H.M. prison, 3 Nelson st, west
CLELAND Alexander, salesman, 14 Ardgowan st, west
Cleland Hamilton, feuar, 32 West Stewart st
Cleland Peter, pilot, 23 West Blackhall st
CLEMENT William, eating-house keeper, 8 Charles st. Ho.
2 Crawfurd st
CLEMES David, carpenter, 11 Laurieston st
Clemes John, carpenter, 1 1 Laurieston st
CLERK Duncan (of R. & S. Neill), Balgray
Clerk, Nuel & Co., shipbrokers, 3 East Quay lane
CLIFFORD William, machinist, 11 Lyle st
CLIMIE John, joiner, 18 Cathcart st
Climie John, cutler, 13 Kilblain st
Climie Robert, cutler and gunmaker, bird stuffer, &c, 33
Nicolson st. Ho. 13 Kilblain st
CLINK John D., underwriters' surveyor, 21 Cathcart st.
Ho. 20 Eldon st
CLUCKIE N. Gordon, M.B., L.F., P.S.G., surgeon oculist to
the Ferguson Eye Infirmary. Consulting rooms, 27 West
Bum st. Ho. 25 Bank st
CLUNIE James, mariner, 77 Regent st

DIRECTORY. 39
CLYDE Pottery Co., manufacturers of earthenware, Port-
Glasgow road—Manager, J. M'Lachlan
Clyde Ropework, Berry-yards. Warehouse, 3 East breast
Clyde Sugar Penning Co.. 107 Drumfrochar road
Clyde Shipping Co., steamship and steam-tug owners, 9
Custom-house pi—Graham Brymner, agent
Clyde Yacht Agency, 4 East breast. Macalister & Fyfe, agents
Clydesdale Banking Co., 7 Hamilton st
'Clydesdale Banking Co. (East-end), 43 Rue-end st
OOADY Wm., rivetter, 4 Sinclair st
COATES James, painter, 15 Belville st
Coates William, ship-store merchant, 1 Watt pi. Ho. 37
West Stewart st
COCHRANE Alexander, boilermaker, 50 East Hamilton st
Cochrane Alexander, house -factor, 50 East Hamilton st
Cochran James, plumber, 42 St Lawrence st
Cochran John, wine and spirit merchant, 10 Baker st
Cochran John, carpenter, 93 Belville st
Cochran John, boilermaker, 13 West Blackhall st
Cochrane John, labourer, 13 Rue-end st
Cochran Robert, tinsmith, 26 Wellington st
Cochran Robert (of D. M'Cormick & Co.), 9 Stanners st.
Ho. 26 Wellington st
Cochrane William, joiner, 10 Baker st
Cochrane William, shipwright, 111 Dempster st
Cochrane William, labourer, 15 West Stewart st
Cochrane Mrs Thomas, grocer, 17 Lyle st
Cochrane Mrs, tea dealer, 22 Cathcart st
COCKBURN John, blacksmith, 89 Belville st
Cockburn Mrs, 10 Antigua st
COFFEE Room (Greenock Exchange), 2 Cathcart square
COLE Dennis, marine store dealer, 4 Crawfurd st Ho. 3
Crawfurd st
Cole George A., labourer, 68 Holmscroft st
Cole Mrs R., 9 Argyle st
COLLIGAN Patrick, broker, 30 Shaw st. Ho. 34 do
COLLINS Joseph, painter, 5 West Stewart st
Collins Henry, painter, 2 Crawford lane
Collins Peter D., pensioner, 2 East Blackhall st
Collins Robert, 58 Kelly st
Collins William, salesman, 73 Regent st
Collins Mrs J. B. S., 18 South st
COLLISON Mrs, dressmaker, 66 Regent st
COLLODEN Mrs, 40 Eldon st
COLQUHOUN Duncan, painter and decorator, 1 Union st.
Ho. 6 Ardgowan st, west

40
DIRECTORY.
Colquhoun David, mason, 21 Bearhope st
Colquhoun James, labourer, 5 Hope st
Colquhoun John, clothier, 10 West Blaekhall st. Ho. 32
Ardgowan st, west
Colquhoun John, cooper, 45 Holmscrof t st
Colquhoun Samuel, mason, 68 Inverkip st
Colquhoun Mrs David, 40 Cathcart sfc
COLVILLE James, engineer, 25 Trafalgar st
COMMERCIAL Bank of Scotland, 36 Cathcart st. JL
Gauld, agent
Commercial Bank of Scotland (West-end branch), 15 West
Blaekhall st
COMMISKIE James railway porter, 27 Bruce st
COMMISSARY Clerk's Office, County Buildings, 1 NeLsoa
st, west
COMRIE Alexander, agent for G-lasgow Evening and Weekly
Citizen Newspapers, 9 Arcade. Ho. 26 South si
Comrie William, tidewaiter, 31 West Burn st
Comrie Mrs, 26 South st
Comrie Mrs, ] 5 Cross-shore st
CONDON Rev. Michael, R.C. clergyman, Wood cottage, 22
Under Crescent st
CONGREGATIONAL Chapel, 7 George sq
CONKIE Alexander, labourer, 18 Serpentine walk
CONN John, sheriff officer, J.P. constable, and Dean of
Guild officer, 5 Hamilton st.
Conn John, sawsharper, 91 Belville st
Conn Thomas, labourer, 4 Prospecthill st
CONNELL Alexander, clerk, Hope place, 9 Antigua st
Connell James, commission, insurance, and forwarding agent,,
30 Cathcart st. Ho. 9 Antigua st
Connell John, labourer, 40 Nicolson st
Connell Robert, mason, 13 West Blackball st
Connell Thomas, weaver, 32 East Shaw st
Connell William, carpenter, 51 Nicolson st
CONNER John, plumber and gasfitter, 3 East Blaekhall st.
Ho 40 jVEpjutis sfc
CONNING H. & J. milliners, 2 Inverkip sfc. Ho 11 Newark st.
Conning John, gardener, Balclutha lodge, 11 Newark st
CONNON David, fishmonger, 10 Manse lane. Ho. 4
Inverkip st
CONNOR Charles, pilot, 37 Holmscroft st
Connor Daniel H., 6 West Blaekhall st
Connor James rafter, 37 Holmscroft sfc
Connor Peter, vanman, 4 Bearhope st
Connor Mrs, lodgings, 6 West Blackball sfc

DIRECTORY.
CONWAY Edward, H.M. Customs, 6 Hope st
Conway Francis, painter, 35 Begent st
Conway Francis, smith, 4 Tobago st
Conway Matthew, painter, 12 Lynedoch st
COOK Angus, chainmaker, 47 Crawfurd st
Cook Archibald (of D. & A. Cook), 13 Ardgowan st, west
Cook David, salesman, 15 Mount Pleasant st
Cook D. & A., smiths and chainmakers, 4 i Charles st
Cook Duncan, carpenter, 35 Lyle st
Cook James, labourer, 80 Dempster st
Cook John, carpenter, 45 Rue-end st
Cook John, carpenter, joiner and blockmaker, Lindsay lane,,
West Quayhead. Ho. 11 Watt st
Cook Robert, pawnbroker, auctioneer and valuator, 33 Market
st. Ho. 9 Orangefield place
Cook Robert A., jun., outfitter ; saleroom, 30 Charles st.
Ho. 9 Orangefield place
Cook William, B.A., London, head-master Mearns Street-
Public School. Ho. 38 Mearns st
Cook Robert, caulker, 11 Laurieston st
Cook William, fireman, 30 Lynedoch st
Cook William, joiner and blockmaker, 10 West Burn st
Cook William, salesman, 80 Roxburgh st
Cook Mrs Duncan, 24 Bank st
COOPER Archibald, painter, 80 Boxburgh st
Cooper Thomas, sailmaker, 56 Wellington st
Cooper William, mate, 20 Antigua st
CO-OPERATIVE Society (Greenock), 22 Ann Street
COOTE Thomas, laundryman, 13 Watt st
Co-Operative Society, 11 John st
Co-Operative Society (East-end), 52 East Hamilton st
COPELAND John, joiner, 15 Bruce st
Copeland Nathan, joiner, 4 Old Hillend
COPLAND James, superintendent of agents, Prudential
Assurance Co., 5 West Blackhall st. Ho. 9 Kelly st
CORK Steam-Packet Office, 9 Customhouse place -Graham
Brymner, agent
CORMIE Daniel, blacksmith, 23 Lynedoch st
Cormie Daniel, blacksmith, 38 Ann st
Cormie John, house and ship smith, 31 Hamilton st. Ho. 1
West Stewart st
CORNEY John, basketmaker, 22 St Lawrence st
CORSTORPHINE Robert (at A. & G.Taylor's), 57 Belville
st
COUSAR Mrs James, lodgings, 68 Inverkip st
COUPAR Mrs, 24 South st
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42 DIRECTORY.
COW^N Alexander R., salesman, 41 Sir Michael st
Cowan A., cooper and oil merchant, 3 Bogle st. Ho. 28 Brisbane
st
Cowan Daniel, carpenter, 11 Antigua st
Cowan Dugald, carpenter, 6 Hill st
Cowan James, cabinetmaker, 20 Bruce st
Cowan John, merchant, Stoneleigh, Newark st
Cowan John, mason, 31 Ingleston st
Cowan Robert, railway guard, 5 Ratho st
Cowan Robert & Co., drapers, tailors and clothiers, 2 West
Blackhall st
Cowan Mrs, ladies' nurse, 13 Nelson st, west
Cowan Mrs, 7 Mount Pleasant st
Cowan Mrs, 70 Union st
COWIE George, clogmaker,32 Shaw st. Ho. 21 Hamilton sfc
Cowie Mrs William, 70 Eldon st
COYLE John, jun., clerk, 31 Dempster st
CRABBE William, grocer and provision merchant, 26 Ann
st and 46 Roxburgh st Ho. 31 Dempster st
CRAIG A., steamboat agent, West quay. Ho. 7 West breasfc
Craig Andrew, baker, 18 Sir Michael st
Craig Angus, bricklayer, 4 Hill st
Craig Denis, mason, 7 Brachelston st
Craig George, merchant, 27 Cathcart st. Ho. 75 Union st
Craig Hugh, boilermaker, 42 Lynedoch st
Craig J. & M., manufacturers of fire-clay goods. Factories,
Hillhead and Perceton, Kilmarnock. Agent in Greenock
John Wilkie, 10 Brougham st. (See advertisement). t
Craig James, blacksmith, 8 Springkell st
Craig James, eatinghouse keeper, 11 East Quay lane
Craig James, grocer, 60 Lynedoch st
Craig James (of M'Neilage & Craig), 29 Mearns st
Craig John, shipbroker and commission agent, 3 East Quay
lane. Ho. 8 Ardgowan st, west
Craig John, smith, 9 Mount Pleasant st
Craig John, carpenter, 10 Baker st
Craig Robert, constable, 35 West Shaw st
Craig William A., joiner, 11 Mill st
Craig Miss Agnes, 9 Nelson st, west
Craig Mrs, 11 Main st
Craig Mrs John, 52 Eldon st
CRAIGIE Miss, dressmaker, 16 Laird st
CRAIK Peter T., yachtsman, 6 Kilblain st
CRAM Peter, mason, 59 Holmscroft st
Cram Peter, builder, 13 Mount Pleasant st
Cram William, mason, 30 South st

DIRECTORY. 43
CRANE William, engineer, 5Q Drumfrochar road
Crane William, confectioner, 8 Ann st. Ho. 4 East Shaw st
CRANSTON Mrs, 14 West Blackhall st
CRAWFORD Alexander, 27 Mearns sfc
Crawford Alexander, British Workman Public House, 2
William st. Ho. 17 Dempster st
Crawford Alexander, storeman, 15 Newton st
Crawford Alexander, plasterer, 7 Brachelston st
Crawford Andrew & Co., joiners, blockmakers and timber
merchants, 22 West Burn st
Crawford Archibald, porter, 17 Lyle st
Crawford Archibald, gatekeeper, 9 Antigua st
Crawford Archibald, carpenter, 15 East Shaw st
Crawford Bryce (of Crawford & Thomson), 45 Trafalgar st
Crawford Charles, carpenter, 34 Sir Michael st
Crawford & Fulton, joiners and builders, 10 Terrace road
Crawford Hugh B., accountant, 24 Patrick st
Crawford & Hope, ship carpenters, 16 Bogle st
Crawford Jacob, labourer, 24 Sir Michael st
Crawford J. W. (of J. C. Smith, Macdonald & Crawford), 49
Newton st
Crawford James, engineer, 33 Bank st
Crawford James, plumber, 8 Nicolson st
Crawford James, flesher, 83 Roxburgh st. Ho. 22 South st
Crawford James H. (of Andrew Crawford & Co.), 32 West
Stewart st
Crawford Joseph, rivetter, 80 Belville st
Crawford John, labourer, 32 Ingleston st
Crawford John, provision merchant, 6 Watson's lane
Crawford John, labourer, 42 Lynedoch st
Crawford John, carter, 3 Laurieston st
Crawford John, joiner, 92 Belville st
Crawford John, tinsmith, 8 Mount Pleasant st
Crawford John, spirit merchant, 71 East Hamilton st
Crawford & Laurie, drapers and clothiers, 7 West Blackhall st
Crawford Matthew T., fruiterer and greengrocer, 37 Ann st.
Ho. 13 Holmscroft st
Crawford P. R. (of Crawford & Laurie), 10 Brisbane st
Crawford Robert, patternmaker, 12 South st
Crawford Robert, smith, 8 West Burn st
Crawford Robert, butcher, 43 Roxburgh st. Ho. 22 South st
Crawford Robert, farm labourer, 25 Mount Pleasant st
Crawford Robert P., wine and spirit merchant, 35 Ingleston
st. House 40 Grosvenor place
Crawford Thomas, potter, 6 Sinclair st
Crawford Thomas, labourer, 13 Ingleston st

44 DIRECTORY.
Crawford & Thomson, ironfounders, Caledonian Foundry, 46
Trafalgar st
Crawford W. & J., shipbrokers and shipowners, 49 Cathcart st
Crawford William, contractor, 23 Ingleston st
Crawford William, glazier and glass merchant, 9 Market st.
Ho. 39 Nelson st, west
Crawford Y/iiiiam, labourer, 1 East Blackhall st
Crawford William (of Denny & Crawford) 14 South st
Crawford William, joiner, 34 East Hamilton st
Crawford William, joiner, 28 Lynedoch st
Crawford William, joiner. 70 Kolmscroft st
Crawford William, assistant station-master, Railway cottage
Crawford William (of W. & J. Crawford), 56 Forsyth st
Crawford William, family grocer, 5 Grey place
Crawford William, joiner, 93 Roxburgh st
Crawford William, jun., carter, 23 Ingleston st
Crawford William H., boatbuilder, 20 Wellington st
Crawford Mrs Agnes, 47 Nicolson st
Crawford Mrs Alexander, 55 Shaw st
Crawford Mrs Andrew, 32 West Stewart st
Crawford Mrs Charles, Berlin wool and fancy warehouse, 2D
West Blackhall st. Ho. 32 Nelson st, west
Crawford Mrs Hugh, lodgings, 33 West Burn st
Crawford Mrs Robert, 22 South st
Crawford Mrs, 7 Hope st
Crawford Mrs, 14 South st
Crawford Mrs, 20 John st
Crawford Mrs, 31 Nicolson st
Crawford Mrs, 16 Crescent st
CRAWLEY William, rivetter, 2 Rue-end st
CREIGHTON D. (of Post Office), 41 Mearns st
Creighton George, sub-contractor, 3 East Crawfurd st
CREIVIE James, engine driver, 85 Belville st
CRIGHTON Hugh, gardener, Belleaire cottage, Newark st
CROCKATT George, jun., forwarding and shipping agent,.
4 East breast. Ho. 4 Ardgowan square
Crockatt William, sugar merchant, Glasgow. Ho. 4 Ardgowan
square
CROMAR & Co., drapers, 12 William st
CROMBIE Mark, cooper, 56 St Lawrence st
CRONE William, engineer, 13 Charles st
Crone Mrs Mary, 40 West Burn st
Crone Mrs, 10 Carnock st
CROOKSHANKS Joseph, coach proprietor and funeral
undertaker, 43 West Blackhall st and 1 8 Cathcart st
CROSS W. Paterson, professor of music, 21 Brisbane st

DIRECTORY. 45
.
Cross Misses, dressmakers, 32 West Stewart st
CROSSAN James, labourer, 9 Watt st
CRUDEN Alexander, circular deliverer, 20 West Stewart st
Cruden Miss, dressmaker, 11 West Stewart st
Cruden Miss J., boys' dressmaker, 11 West Stewart st
CRUICKSHANK Alexander, telegraphist, 19 Dempster st
Cruickshank Geo. M., patent agent, 135 Buchanan st, Glasgow.
(See advzrtisement in Appendix).
CRUTHERS Mrs Ann, pawnbroker, 28 Dairy mple st. Ho.
14 Mearnsst
CULLEN William, bootmaker, 85 Roxburgh st. Ho. 87 do.
CULLEY Thomas, labourer, 68 Drumfrochar road
CUMMACK Hugh, labourer, 20 Bruce st
CUMMING James, moulder, 23 Ingleston st
Cumming James, joiner, 3 Belville st
Cumming John, mason, 80 Belville st
Cumming Thomas, gardener, 65 Nicolson st
Cumming Thomas, fitter, 5 Kilblain st
Cumming Miss, 5 West Stewart st
Cumming Mrs, 13 West Stewart st
CUMMINGS Thomas, labourer, 18 Serpentine walk
Cummings William, labourer, 57 Ann st
Cummings Mrs, seamstress, 34 Kelly st
CUNLIFFE & Dunlop, engineers and shipbuilders, Inch
Works, Port-Glasgow
Cunliffe James L. (of Cunliffe & Dunlop), Glenbank, Port-
Glasgow
CUNINGHAM Charles, sugar broker and commission merchant,
49 Cathcart st. Ho. 8 Ardgowan st, west
CUNNINGHAM D., baker, 9 Newton st
Cunningham David, engineer, 33 East Crawfurd st
Cunningham Duncan (of D. Cunningham & Co.), 20 Ardgowan
st, west
Cunningham D. & Co., commission merchants, 32 Cathcart st
Cunningham Gilbert, carter, 48 Inverkip st
Cunningham J. H., dyer, 73 Ann st
Cunningham James, hammerman, 27 Vennel
Cunningham John, merchant, 32 Cathcart st.
2 Fox st
iOunningham John, cooper, 8 East Shaw st
Ho. Seafield,
Cunningham John, baker, 33 East Crawfurd st
Cunningham P.
Dempster st
G. (manager at J. Poynter & Son's), 7
Cunningham Neil, vanman, 29 Dempster st
Cunningham Robert, blacksmith, 2 Watt place
Cunningham Thomas, clerk, 53 Belville st

46
DIRECTORY.
Cunningham William D., 12 Market st. Ho. 2 Watt place
Cunningham William, pansman, 3 Mearns st
Cunningham William, sailmaker, 10 Lynedoch st
Cunningham Mrs, grocer, 8 Hill st
CURETON Richard, plasterer, 30 Bruce st
CURREN Patrick, foreman, 3 Belville st
CURRIE Alexander, cooper, 25 Regent st
Currie Alexander (of Alex. Currie & Co.), 9 Ardgowan square
Currie Alexander & Co., merchants, 12 West Burn st
Currie Angus, fisherman, 5 York st
Currie David, shipmaster, 23 Newton st
Currie Dugald, labourer, 3 Regent st
Currie Duncan, carpenter, 9 East Crawfurd st
Currie James, engineer, 12 Ljnedoch st
Currie James, baker, 82 Roxburgh st
Currie James, seaman, 8 Murdieston st
Currie John, carpenter, 35 West Shaw st
Currie John, painter, 2 Clarence st
Currie John, sugar sampler, 8 Nicolson st
Currie Malcolm, clerk, 39 Sir Michael st
Currie Peter, shipmaster, 29 Nelson st, west
Currie Robert, carpenter, 8 Kiiblain st
Currie Robert, tailor, 8 Buccleuch st
Currie Samuel, upholsterer, 6 Nelson st, west
Currie Thcmas, labourer, 64 Drumfrochar road
Currie William C ,
restaurant, 4 Watson's lane.
Currie Miss Ann, 19 Kelly st
Currie Miss, 12 Cathcart st
Currie Mrs Ann, 22 Bank st
Currie Mrs Neil, 27 Sir Michael it
Ho. 14 Lyle st
Currie Mrs, 2 East Quay lane
CURTIS Charles H. & Co., distillers, Auchintoshan, Dum-
'bartonshire, wine and spirit importers, City Buildings,,
32 Cathcart st, and distillery bonded storekeepers, 24
Maiket st and 29 Hamilton st
Curtis C. H. & Co., wine and spirit merchants, 24 Nicolson st
Curtis Charles H. (of Charles H. Curtis & Co.), Ebberly,
Octavia terrace
Curtis Mrs William, Greenbank, 50 Kelly st
CUSTOMHOUSE Buildings, Steamboat quay
CUTHBERT James, 50 East Crawfurd st
Cuthbert Robert, shipowner, 67 Bue-end st. Ho. The Craigs^
Cuthbert Mrs Janet A., grocer, 28 Roxburgh st. Ho. 12t
Trafalgar st
Cuthbert Mrs. 19 Antigua st
CUTHBERTSON Adam, slater, 43 Cathcart st

DIRECTORY. 4T
Cuthbertson Alexander, coal merchant, 10 Patrick st. Ho.
31 Lynedoch st
Cuthbertson, Alexander, foreman baker, 3 Kilblain st
Cuthbertson David, cabinetmaker, 5 Newton st
Cuthbertson James R., wholesale confectioner, 2 Grey place.
Ho. 7 Newton st
Cuthbertson James S., compositor, 17 Dempster st
Cuthbertson Robert S., joiner, 11 Nelson st, west
Cuthbertson Thomas, wholesale and export confectioner, 44
Hamilton st, and 7 and 49 Cathcart st. Ho. 15^
Robertson st
Cuthbertson Mrs William, 31 Lynedoch st
CU5TCO Pantileon, Spanish Sailors' Home, 8 East breast
CZARNIKOW & BOOG, sugar brokers, 32 Cathcart st
DAILY James, brassfinisher, 7 Belville st
Daily and Weekly Glasgow Herald (newspaper) office, 29'
Cathcart st
DALGLEISH George, 34 Brisbane st
DALE Charles, mate, 22 West Stewart st
Dale James, superintendent engineer, G. & S. W. Railway.
17 Brougham st
DALLAS Adam, joiner, 34 Ann st
Dallas James, carpenter, 26 Lynedoch st
Dallas James, railway guard, Salmon st
Dallas John, rivetter, 33 East Crawfurd st
Dallas Matthew, cooper, 29 Ann st
Dallas William, baker, 69 Roxburgh st
DALY Michael G., broker, 3 Ardgowan st, Glebe. House 8:
Cross- shore st
DALLY William, boilermaker, 3 Regent st
Dalrymple William, joiner, 95 Roxburgh st
DALTON William, rafter, 11 Lynedoch st
DALZELL Mrs George, dressmaker, 51 Kelly st
Dalzell Mrs William, 76 Wellington st
DANN James, minister of Orangefield Baptist Church. Ho.
45 Brisbane st
DARG1E Robert, 37 Brisbane st
DARROCH Archibald, seaman, 26 Charles st
Darroch Dugald & Son, cabinetmakers, 17 West Stewart st.
Ho. 8 Watt st
Darroch Duncan, assistant collector of harbour dues, Customhouse.
Ho. 29 Brougham st
Darroch James, lather* 56 Holmscrof t st

48 DIRECTORY.
Darroch James, joiner, 10 Lynedocb st
Darroch John, carter, 17 Bearhope square
Darroch John, boilermaker, 9 Duncan st
Darroch Neil, cooper, 11 Watt st
Darroch Peter, boilermaker, 5 Dellingburn st
Darroch Miss, 8 Holmscroft st
Darroch Miss, grocer, 12 Watt st. Ho. 8 do.
Darroch Mrs James, greengrocer, 86 Roxburgh st
Darroch Mrs John, 19 Ingleston place
DASKIN & Co., gasfitters and bellhangers, 31 Nicolson st
DAVID Simon H., policeman, 35 West Stewart st
David Miss, dressmaker, 8 Grey place
DAVIDSON Alexander, minister E.U. Church, Nelson st, w.
Ho. 48 Eldon st
Davidson Andrew, boilermaker, 47 Mearns st
Davidson David, smith, 5 Laurieston st
Davidsou David, carpenter, 13 West Stewart st
Davidson George, coach painter, 22 South st
Davidson Greorge F., joiner, 36 Crescent st
Davidson George, rigger, 8 Chapel st
Davidson George, sailmaker, 1 Kilblain buildings
Davidson James, labourer, 7 St Lawrence st
Davidson James, spirit dealer, 1 Crescent st. Ho. 7 Nelson
st, west
Davidson Rev. James, Sir Michael Street U.P. Church. Ho.
85 Brisbane st
Davidson James, sawyer, 51 Belville st
Davidson John, carpenter, 92 Belville st
Davidson John, sailmaker, 43 Crawfud st
Davidson Mathew, baker, 6 Murdieston st
Davidson Robert, watchmaker and jeweller, 18 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 7 Nelson st, west
Davidson Robert, railway guard, 52 Wellington st
Davidson Thomas, slater, 24 St Lawrence st
Davidson William, rigger, 9 Hope st
Davidson William, seaman, 21 Bearhope st
Davidson William, blacksmith, 1 William st, east
Davidson William, policeman, 76 Dempster st
Davidson William, salesman, 66 Kelly st
Davidson Miss, lodgings, 16 Lynedoch st
Davidson Mrs, 15 Sir Michael st
DAVIE Alex. M., spirit merchant, 19 Stanners it. Ho. 24
Octavia cottages, East Crawfurd 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

DIRECTORY. 4.9
DAVIES Lewis, rigger, 24 Bruce st
Davies John, mason, 9 Bearhope st
Davies Mrs David, 7 Bearhope st
Davies Mrs William, grocer, 24 West Blackhall st. Ho. do.
Davies Mrs, grocer, 81 Belville st. Ho. South Hillend farm
©AVIS Thomas, turner, fret cutter, and carver, 16 West
Burn st. Ho. 104 Dempster st
DAW Mrs Alexander, 8 Wellington st
DAWSON Miss, 19 Newton st
Dawson John, steamboat agent, Customhouse quay. Ho. 2
George square
Dawson John, carpenter, 40 Nicolson st
DEAS John S., inspector of poor, 35 Nicolson st. Ho. 30
Brisbane st
DEANS Samuel, labourer, 9 Prospecthill st
DELETIS Jerome, carpenter, 43 Mearns st
DEMPSEY Michael, detective, 18 Ann st
Dempsey John, engine driver, 4 Sinclair st
DEMPSTER George, accountant, Provident Bank. Ho.
20 South st
Dempster James, joiner, 20 South st
Dempster James, rivetter, 38 Main st
Dempster John, watchman, 13 Regent st
Dempster Mrs Margaret, 20 South st
DEMHAM Robert, boot and shoemaker, 25 Hamilton st.
Ho. 20 Brisbane st
D ENHOLM James and John, ship, insurance and commission
agents, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st
Denholm John (of James and John Denholm), 1 Ford plaea,
Finnart st
Denholm William, blacksmith, 50 St Lawrence st
Denholm Mrs, 13 Antigua st
DENNEY Archibald, brassfounder, 16 Hope st
Deaney & Crawford, joiners, 52 Kelly st
Denney Charles, registry office for domestic servants, 17
Jamaica st. Ho. do.
Denney Charles, bandmaster, 1st Renfrewshire Rifle Volunteers,
Drill Hall. Ho. 17 Jamaica st
Denney John (of Denney & Crawford), 32 South st
DENNY John, labourer, 19 Ingleston place
Denny Thomas, barber, 41 Shaw st. Ho. 5 Cross-shora st
DENNISTON J. S. & Co., ship chandlers, flag m ikers and
tinsmiths, 11 West breast
Denniston John S. (of J. S. Denniston & Co.), 19 Patrick st
Denniston John, mason, 4 Hill st
Denny Miss, grocer, 63 Holmscroft st

50 DIRECTORY.
Dennv Miss, grocer, 56 Lynedoch st
DERMODY James W., weisrher, 3 Kilblain st
DEUBLER Conrad, labourer, 22 Inverkip st
DEVINE David, carpenter, 60 Holmscroft st
Devine James, shoemaker, 47 Shaw st
Devine James, sanitary officer, 81 Wellington st
Devine Michael, labourer, 5 Newton st
Devine Mary, laundress, 25 West Stewart st
DEVLIN J*ames P., spirit merchant, 18 Vennel. House, 82?
South st
Devlin John, rafter, 6 East Blackhall st
Devlin John, rigger, 14 Ardgowan st, west
Devlin M., fruiterer and confectioner, 1 Grey place. Ho. 1
Ardgowan st, Glebe
Devlin P., spirit merchant, 3 Market st. Ho. 45 Brisbane si
Devlin Mrs Henry, 30 Ann st
Devlin Mrs, 1 Ardgowan st, Glebe
DEWAR Daniel, yachtsman, 32 West Stewart st
Dewar James, general dealer, 11 Sugarhouse lane
Dewar John & Co., tinsmiths and gasfitters, 26 Charles st
Dewar John, joiner, 26 Ann st
Dewar John, sailmaker, 12 Ann st
Dewar Peter, blacksmith, 6 Laurieston st
DICK Andrew, joiner, 16 South st
Dick Archibald, joiner, 67 Roxburgh st
Dick David, labourer, 24 Ann st
Dick Ebenezer, cooper, 2 Crawford lane
Dick Hugh, tinsmith, 65 Nicolson st
Dick James M., London Hat Warehouse, 11 West Blackball
st. Ho. 25 Newton st
Dick John, plumber, 29 Rue- end st
Dick R. & J., gutta percha boot and shoe manufacturers, \&
Cathcart st
Dick Robert, smith, 18 Yennel
Dick Thomas, cooper, 24 South st
Dick William, cooper, 62 Kelly st
Dick Miss, 32 Nelson st, west
Dick Misses, dress and mantle maker?, 4 Union st
Dick Mrs, 42 Main st
Dick Mrs, midwife, 68 Roxburgh st
Dick Mrs, feuar, 24 Brisbane st
DICKIE Geo. B. (of Thomas Skinner & Co.), 22 Robertson sfc
Dickie J. & Co., coal merchants, 27 West Burn st. Ho. 15*
Nelson st, west
Dickie James, boilermaker, 24 Bank st*
Dickie John, coachman, 46 Cathcart st"

DIRECTORY. 51
Dickie William, painter. 97 Roxburgh st
Dickie Mrs John, 22 Brisbane st
Dickie Mrs John, 57 Inverkip st
DICKSON Alexander, engineer, 5 Beiville st
Dickson Benjamin, agent London and North-Western Railway
Company, 1 Mansionhouse lane. Ho. 15 Bentinck st
Dickson David, sugar boiler, 24 Antigua st
Dickson David, boot and shoemaker, 5 Rue-end st. Ho. 36
East Hamilton st
Dickson James, grocer, 56 Vennel. Ho. 83 Wellington st
Dickson James, carpenter, 34 Kelly st
Dickson Robert, pansman, 31 Dempster st
Dickson William, seaman, 33 Hamilton st
DISPENSARY for Eye Diseases, 23 Rue-end st
DILLON John, cooper, 37 Vennel
Dillon Thomas, labourer, 14 Serpentine walk
DLNNING John, carpenter, 18 St Lawrence st
Dinning Miss, matron of reception house, 35 Crawfurd st
DITCHBURN Robert, fitter, 29 Beiville st
DIVER Daniel, fisherman, 45 Cathcart st
DIXON, George, seaman, 15 Shaw st
Dixon John, clerk, 9 Dempster st
Dixon William (Limited), coalmasters, Dellingburn sq and 1
Dixon st, Glasgow
DOAK James, mason, 42 Holmscroft st
Doak John, shipbroker, 20 Hamilton st
DOBBIE Hugh, tobacco-spinner, 68 Wellington st
DOBBINS George, papermaker, Overton
DOCHERTY Daniel, flesher, 18 Vennel. Ho. do.
Docherty Frank, cooper, 15 Nelson st, west
Docherty George, flesher, 5 William st. Ho. 7 do.
Docherty George, tailor and clothier, 6 William st
Docherty James, 17 Shaw st
Docherty James, labourer, 5 East Quay lane
Docherty James, rafter, 24 Hamilton st
Docherty John, cooper, 11 Holmscroft st
Docherty John, labourer, 47 Nicolson st
Docherty Thomas, rafter, 5 Hamilton st
Docherty Miss, greengrocer, 8 Market st
Docherty Mrs, spirit dealer, 36 Inverkip st. Ho. 2 Salmon sfc
Docherty Mrs, 84 Roxburgh st
Docherty Mrs, 34 Dalrymple st
DOCK Mrs, 10 Nile st
DOCKER Edward, basketmaker, 24 St Lawrence st. Ho.
22 St Lawrence st
I>ocker John, basketmaker, 42 St Lawrence st

52
DIRECTORY.
DODD William, 5 Laurieston st
Dodd William, joiner, 6 Belville st
DODDS James, shipmaster, 21 Newton st
Dodds Mrs Samuel, 82 Belville st
Dodds William, carpenter, 18 Cathcart st
DOIG Alex., hairdresser, 2 Inverkip st. Ho. 9 Brisbane st
Doig Alex., labourer, 16 Laird st
DON Alexander, labourer, 10 Mill st
Don Robert, blacksmith, 34 Mount Pleasant st
Don James, brassmoulder, 18 Serpentine walk
DONACHIE Edward, butter and egg merchant, 44 Shaw st.
Ho. do.
DONAG HIE Robert, salt merchant, 1 East Blackhall st.
Ho. do.
Donaghie William, labourer, 45 Nicolson st
DONALD Alexander, dyer, 104 Drumfrochar road
Douald Alexander, salesman, 79 Dempster st
Douald Charles, glazier, 35 Nicolson st
Donald James & Co., tobacco and cigar merchants, 7 Hamilton
st
Donald James, late tobacconist, 48 Brougham st
Donald James, plasterer, 8 Nile st
Donald & Co., glaziers, embossers, &c, 12 Laird st
Donald William (of Donald & Co.), 33 Nicolson st
Donald Miss, Fiunart
Donald Mrs, 3 Argyle st
DONALDSON John, blacksmith, 17 Belville st
Donaldson David, smith, 6 Laurieston st
Donaldson Mrs Hannah, 1 Manse lane
DONIGAN Thomas, cooper, 11 Duncan st
DONNELLY Benjamin, slater, 19 Bearhope st
Donnelly James, labourer, 28 Dalrymple st
DOOCHY James, boilermaker, 38 Holmscroft st
DORAN James, sugar boiler, 5 Captain st
DOUGALL Robert, blockmaker, 12 Lyle st
DOUGANS Wm, gardener, 19 Kelly st
DOUGLAS & Co., drapers and outfitters, 43 Vennei
Douglas & Son, watch and clockmakers, gold and silversmiths,
jewellers, &c, 9 Hamilton st
Douglas David, marine store dealer, 2 Vennei. Ho. 16 Dalrymple
st
Douglas Dr John Campbell, M.B., L.R.S.C, Edin., physican
and surgeon, 22 Union st
Douglas E. & M., fruiterers, 10 Cathcart st. Ho. 1 Watt place
Douglas Duncan, 33 Lynedoch st
Douglas & Grant, tailors and clothiers, 26 Cathcart st

DIRECTORY. 53
Douglas George, policeman, 27 Roxburgh st
Douglas James (of Douglas & Co.), 54 Regent st
Douglas John, grocer, 57 Main st. Ho. 51 Holmscroft st
Douglas J. B„ tobacconist, 30 Cathcart st
Douglas John, labourer, 9 Belville st
Douglas John (of Mackenzie & Walker), Mount Stewart, 20
Margaret st
Douglas Peter, fitter, 11 Crescent st
Douglas Peter (of Douglas & Grant), 19 Dempster st
Douglas Thomas, clerk, Lloyd's Register, 5 Caddlehill st
Douglas Thomas N. (of Douglas & Son), 35 Finn art st
Douglas Walter, carter, 2 Macdougall st
Douglas Walter, timber measurer, 62 Roxburgh st
Douglas William, carter, 26 East Hamilton st
Douglas William G., overlooker, 7 Mill st
Douglas William (of Scott & Douglas), 115 Dempster st
Douglas Mrs James, 30 Nelson st, west
Douglas Mrs, 6 John st
Douglas Mrs, 13 Watt st
DOW Donald, carter, 22 Arthur st
Dow Donald, labourer, 12 Arthur st
Dow John, joiner, 8 Nicolson st
Dow Mrs E., spirit dealer, 18 Sir Michael street. House 29
Brougham st
DOWNES Hugh, engineer, 27 Belville st
DOWIE Ebenezer Telford, M.D., dentist, 42 Mearns st
DOWLING James, labourer, 85 Belville st
DOWNIE Andrew, joiner, 15 Lyle st
Downie James, shipping clerk, 15 Nelson st, west
Downie P. Y., billposter, 31 Hamilton st
Downie Peter, iron turner, 38 Lynedoch st
Downie William, blacksmith, 42 Main st
Downie William, cooper and wooden dish manufacturer,
Hunter place, off Vennel. Ho. 35 Sir Michael st
Downie William, dresser, 17 John st
Downie William, engineer, 1 Ratho st
Downie William, sailmaker, 72 Wellington st
Downie William, carpenter, 3 Trafalgar st
Downie Miss, dressmaker, 15 Bank st
Downie Mrs, 66 Wellington st
Downie Mrs John, dairy, 32 East Hamilton st. Ho. do.
DOWNING William, wine and spirit merchant, 29 Cathcart
st and 2 Mansionhouse lane
DOYLE Patrick, irondresser, 3 John st
DRAKE J. Y. & Co., sugar brokers, Exchange buildings, 27
Cathcart st

54
DIRECTORY.
DRANE Mrs, draper, 11 Cartsburn st
DKAY Benjamin, flesher, 28 Bruce st
DRENNAN Mrs George, dairy, 69 Holmscroft st
DRUMMOND Alexander, moulder, 22 Sugarhouse lane
Drummond Daniel, assistant harbour-master, 31 Lyle st
Drummond James, carter, 41 Holmscroft st
Drummond J. & N., coopers, 52 Rue-end st
Drummond John (of J. & N. Drummond), 12 Wellington st
Drummond John, baker, 65 Main st
Drummond John, porter, 24 West Blackhall st
Drummond Neil, of J. & N. Drummond, 3 Campsie terrace
Drummond Neil, labourer, 23 Trafalgar st
Drummond Robert, bottler, 4 Nelson st, Glebe
Drummond Robert, engine-driver, 11 Brougham st
Drummond Robert, carpenter, 1 1 Mill st
Drummond William, labourer, 19 Bearhope st
DRYDEN Robert, teacher, Greenock Academy. Ho. 27
Union st
Dryden Mrs, ladies' school, 27 Union st
DRYSDALE John, watchman, 7 Prospecthill st
Drysdale Robert, compositor, 73 Holmscroft st
Drysdale Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Crescent st.
Ho. 6 John st
Drysdale Thomas, foreman, 64 Ann st
DUBLIN and Belfast Tea Co., 33 Cathcart st
DUCKWORTH Joseph, wool sorter, 112 Drumfrochar road
DUFF Daniel, blockmaker, 61 Dalrymple st. Ho. Ney
place, Gourock
Duff James & Sons, brassfounders, coppersmiths, gasfitters,
and bellhangers. 47 Rue-end st
Duff James, jun. (of James Duff & Sons), Mount Park, 2
Hope st
Duff James, labourer, 44 Arthur st
Duff John (of James Duff & Sons), Hazelwood, 39 Eldon st
Duff John, carpenter, 23 Tobago st
Duff Robert, blacksmith, 5 Hope st
Duff William, farmer, Ladyburn
Duff Miss, grocer, 89 East Hamilton st
Duff Mrs Emily, 27 Nelson st, west
Duff Mrs James, 20 Forsyth st
Duff Mrs, 17 Bearhope st
DUFFY Daniel, butter and egg merchant, 59 Vennel. Ho.
73 Regent st
DUGUID John, sawmaker, edge tool and saw merchant,
Port-Glasgow road. Ho. do.
DUNBAR Arthur, engineer, 16 Kelly st

DIRECTORY. 55
D&Dbar Charles, carter, 19 Ingleston st
Dunbar James, boot and shoemaker, 29 Sugarbouse lane.
Ho. 14 Brisbane st
Dunbar John, dairy, 12 East Shaw st
Dunbar Miss, dressmaker, 19 Brisbane st
Dunbar Miss, 12 Union st
Dunbar Mrs A., milliner, 5 Inverkip st. Ho. 16 Kelly st
DUNCAN Alexander, seaman, 8 Hope st
Duncan Rev. Alexander, minister of Roxburgh Street U„P.
Church. Ho. 2 Robertson st
Duncan Allan, skinner, 1 East Crawfurd sfc
Duncan A., draper, hosier and milliner, 43 Cathcart st
Duncan Andrew, labourer, 15 Lyle st
Duncan A. (of Duncan & Sharp), 43 Princes st, Port-Glasgow
Duncan Archibald, shipwright, 41 Lynedoch st
Duncan Daniel, joiner, 14 Lyle st
Duncan Daniel, carpenter, 19 Antigua st
Duncan Henry, C.E., Oakfield East, Ratho st
Duncan James D., H.M.C., 45 Trafalgar st
Duncan James, rafter, 27 Vennel
Duncan James, joiner, 9 Ratho st
Duncan J. B., jeweller, 72 Ann st
Doncan John, pointsman, 34 Crescent st
Duncan John, pansman, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Doncan John, lathsplitter, 10 South st
Duncan John, rafter, 32 Tobago st
Duncan John, seaman, 4 Hill st
Duncan Matthew, contractor and dairyman, 2 Brachelston st
Duncan Peter, joiner, 14 Mearns st
Duncan R. B., procurator and notary public, 29 West Burn
st. Ho. 11 South st
Duncan Robert F., painter and paperhanger, 35 and 37 West
Burn st. Ho. 6 Ardgowan st, west
Duncan Robert, spirit dealer, 12 Baker st
Duncan Robert, sailmaker, 15 Nelson st, west
Duncan Robert, coal merchant, 7 Holmscroft st. House 28
Wellington st
Duncan & Sharp, brassfounders and plumbers, Ladyburn
Duncan Samuel, chemist and druggist, and branch Post Office,
17 West Blackhall st. Ho. Bute villa, 16 Finnart st
Duncan Thomas, painter, 4 Holmscroft st
Duncan William, grocer, 20 Cartsburn st. Ho. 10 Hill st
Duncan William, shipmaster, 45 Brisbane st
Doncan Miss, 36 Brisbane st
Duncan Miss, 14 Ardgowan st, west
Duncan Miss, 13 Lynedoch st

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DIRECTORY.
Duncan Mrs, 10 Hill st
Duncan Mrs A., lodgings, 22 Crawfurd st
Duncan Mrs Colin, lodgings, 17 Nelson st, west
Duncan Mrs James, 65 Rue-end st
Duncan Mrs John, grocer, 32 Dalrymple st. Ho. do.
Duncan Mrs J., lodgings, 6 Kilblain st
Duncan Mrs Robert, tea merchant and grocer, 16 Cathead
st. Ho. do.
DUNGLINSON Joseph, blacksmith, 28 East Hamilton st
DUNLEAVY Daniel, rivetter, 24 St Lawrence st
Dunleavy James, labourer, 26 Arthur st
Dunleavy Mrs, 36 Arthur st
DUNLOP Allan, family grocer, 9 Cathcart st. Ho. 67 Nicolson
st
Dunlop David J. (of Cunliffe & Dnnlop), Glenhuntly, Port-
Glasgow
Dunlop George, sen., 20 Bank st and Blairmore
Dunlop George, jun., wine and spirit merchant, 11 and 12
East Breast. Ho. 20 Bank st
Dunlop John (of M. F. & J. Dunlop), Elmbank, 34 Esplanade
Dunlop M. F. (of M. F. & J. Dunlop), Glenview, Finnart rcl
Dunlop M. F. & J., writers, 2 Church place
Dunlop Robert, labourer, 71 Ann st
Dunlop Thomas Reid, stevedore, 1 East India breast. Hov
3 George square
Dunlop Mrs, lessee of Albert Harbour refreshment rooms,,
Princes Pier
Dunlop Mrs William, lodgings, 27 Nicolson st
Dunlop Mrs William, furnishings, 26 Bruce st
Dunlop Miss, lodgings, 2 Watt place
DUNN A. C.j engineer, 43 Lynedoch st
Dunn Andrew, general grocer, 67 Rue-end st. Ho. 26 Mearns
st
Dunn John, slater, 20 Bearhope st
Dunn Miss, teacher, 20 West Stewart st
Dunn Mrs Archibald, 35 West Burn st
Dunn Mrs, 8 Hope st
DUNNING Matthew, stevedore, 6 Trafalgar st
Dunning Sarah, tobacconist, 44 Vennel
DUNSMORE Andrew, gatekeeper, 31 Lyle st
DURKIN Henry, H.M. Customs. Ho. 24 Brisbane st
DURSLEY James, seaman, 8 Mnrdieston st
DUTHIE James, cooper, 20 Brisbane st
Duthie Mrs, 71 Nicolson st
DYER John, cabinetmaker, 32 Lynedoch st
Dyer Mrs John, 4 Kilblain st

DIRECTORY.
E
EADIE Andrew, brakesman, 5 Dellingburn square
Eadie Forbes, lieutenant of police, Police Chambers. Ho. 6&
Ann st
EAGLE Foundry, 28 Baker st
EAGLESHAM James, collector, 22 John st
Eaglesham John, shoemaker, 10 Regent st
EAST-END Co-Operative Society Grocery, 52 East Hamilton
st
East-End Medical Hall, 63 Rue-end st
Eastern Hall, 13 John st
East Parish Church, 7 Regent st
EASTON George, warehouseman, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Easton Peter, brassfinisher, 1 Crescent st
Easton Robert F., clerk, 66 Wellington st
Easton Robert (of D. M'Cammond & Co.), 14 South st
EDELSTEN Richard, tobacconist and agent for Engelbert's
lubricant, and branch Post Office, 29 Brougham st. Ho.
Glendevon cottage, 8 Glen st
EDGAR George, painter and decorator, 94 Roxburgh st. Ho.
13 Mount Pleasant st
Edgar James, messenger, Post Office. Ho. 87 Roxburgh st
Edgar John, shoemaker, 32 East SI: aw st. Ho. 5 Newton sfe-
Edgar John, shoemaker, 22 Bearhope st
Edgar Rev. Robert, minister of St Andrew Square U.P.
Church. Ho. 38 Brisbane st
Edgar William, leather merchant, 3 Dalrymple st. Ho. 66-
Kelly st
Edgar William, labourer, 115 Dempster st
Edgar William, labourer, 39 Holmscroft st
EDINGTON Adam B., painter, 9 Nelson st, west
EDINBURGH Heritable Security Co. (Limited), Post Office
buildings— Langwill & Cameron, agents
EDMISTON Alexander, labourer, 30 Lynedoch st
EDWARDS John, boilermaker, 62 Drumfrochar road
Edwards Robert, grocer, 26 Inverkip st. Ho. 34 West Shaw
street
Edwards Simon, labourer, 5 Caddlehill st
Edwards William, boltmaker, 9 Argyle st
ELLIOT Charles, labourer, 24 Bruce st
Elliot Henry, carpenter, 32 East Hamilton st
ELLIOTT A. Stuart, chief clerk, Inland Revenue. Ho. 4?
Brisbane st
Elliott Thomas, compositor, 45 Trafalgar st
57"

;S8 DIRECTORY.
Elliott John, engineer, 12 Ardgowan st, west
Elliott Mrs, 40 Cathcarfc st
ELLIS Henry, labourer, 115 Dempster st
Ellis Robert, carpenter, 19 Regent st
Ellis Mrs, 40 Cathcart st
Ellis Mrs, grocer, 6 Chapel st
ELSTOB Mrs, lodgings, 38 Sir Michael st
ELTERINGHAM John, tugboatman, 29 Lynedoch st
EMSLIE, Andrew, clerk, 36 Lynedoch st
Emslie James, brassfinisher, 57 Belville st
EPISCOPAL (St John's) Church, 10 Union st
ERSKINE Alexander, cartwright, 10 Murdieston st
Erskine D. M., merchant, Finnart grove, Finnart road
Erskine George, slater, 27 Main st. Ho. 2 Macdougall st
Erskine Henry, merchant, Lome place, 9 Margaret st
Erskine James, tenter, 43 Lynedoch st
Erskine John (of Greenock Felt Work Co.), Finnart grove,
Finnart road
Erskine John, labourer, 82 Belville "st
EVANGELICAL Union Church, Nelson st, west
EVANS J. T., 7 Dempster st
Evans Mrs, Lome place, 54 Brougham st
EVERETT Joseph, tugboitman, 36 Lynedoch st
EWART Thomas, labourer, 9 Lyle st
Ewart William, constable, 136 Lynedoch st
EWING & Paul, potato merchants, 55 Drumfrochar road
Ewing Robert & Co., merchants, 4 Bogle st
Ewing James, joiner, 56 St Lawrence st
Ewing William, rafter, 11 Cathcart st
Ewing Mrs James, lodgings, 15 Nelson st, west
Ewing Mrs Jane, 69 Nicolson st
FAGAN Peter, head master, St Mary's B.C. School, 6 Bearhope
st. Ho. Eddlewood place, Gourock road
FAIRBAIRN Andrew, commission agent, 27 Ardgowan st,
west
Fairbairn George, railway guard, 1 Holmscrof t st
FAIRGRIEVE Andrew & Sons, plumbers, brassfounders,
tinsmiths and gasfitters, 6 West breast
Fairgrieve James (of Andrew Fairgrieve & Sons), 21 Brisbane
st
Fairgrieve John B. (of Andrew Fairgrieve & Sons), Buckingham
terrace, 38 Brisbane st
Fairgrieve Thomas, warehouseman, 14 Wellington st

DIRECTORY.
FAIRLIE Robert P., assistant inspector of poor, 10 Kelly st
Fairlie William, cabinetmaker, 32 West Blackhall st. Ho.
10 Kelly st
Fairlie Mrs J., confectioner, 3 Brougham st
FAIRLEY James, joiner, 13 Charles st
FAIRNS Robert, cooper, 66 Kelly st
FAITH John, grocer, 9 Main st
FALCONER & Grieve, dressmakers, 16 Kilblain st
Falconer William, plumber, 97 Roxburgh st
Falconer Mrs Ann, grocer, 8 John st
Falconer Mrs, 29 Regent st
FALLER Joseph, watch and clock maker, 12 Nile st
FALOON John, coachman, 29 Hamilton st
FARISH George, engine-driver, 52 West Blackhall st
FARQUHAR Charles, shoemaker, 41 Hamilton st
Farquhar John, storekeeper, 111 Dempster st
Farquhar Mrs William, 5 Robertson st
FARQUHARSON Alexander, grocer, 80 Belville st. Ho.
17 do.
Farquharson William, engineer, 5 Laurieston st
FARR Adam, labourer, 1 St Andrew st
FARRELL Michael, labourer, 11 East Stewart st
Farrell Patrick, engineman, Overton
Farrell James, grocer, 28 Mackenzie st
Farrell Robert, grocer, 21 Main st. Ho. do.
FAULDS James, brassfinisher, 3 St Andrew st
Faulds Mrs, 39 Ann st
FAWCETT Samuel, pawnbroker, 34 Shaw st. Ho. 12
Regent st
FAY Arthur, spirit dealer, 9 East breast. Ho. 43 Lynedoch sfc
FEGAN Peter, herbalist, 7 Market st. Ho. do.
FENTON William, draper and umbrella maker, 26 West
Blackhall st. Ho. do.
FERGUS Charles, photographer, 36 West Blackball st. Ho.
Broomsberry, Gourock
Fergus Mrs, 5 Antigua st
FERGUSON A. & Co., sailmakers, Roslin st, Glebe
Ferguson Alex, (of A. Ferguson & Co.), Glenlea, 9 Newark st
Ferguson Alexander, engineer, 18 Antigua st
Ferguson Angus, blacksmith, 24 Wellington st
Ferguson Archd., 68 Roxburgh st
Ferguson Charles, grocer, 7 East Quay lane and 24 Shaw st.
Ho. 21 Union st
Ferguson Colin, carpenter, 6 Mearns st
Ferguson Daniel & Co., hoop merchants, 23 Ardgowan st,
west

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BI RECTORY.
Ferguson Donald, vanman, 87 Wellington st
Ferguson Donald, refreshment room keeper, 22 Cathcart st
Ferguson Donald, clerk, 19 Dempster st
Ferguson Duucan, joiner, 81 Wellington st
Ferguson Edward, engineer, 17 Newton st
Ferguson Frederick, painter, 60 Ann st
Ferguson George, confectioner, 31 Cathcart st Ho. 2
Watt place
Ferguson George, jun., greengrocer, 2 East India breast
Ferguson Hugh, grocer, 2 Dalrymple st. Ho. 13 Lyle st
Ferguson James (of Sharp & Ferguson), 8 George sq
Ferguson James, coppersmith, 49 Trafalgar st
Ferguson John B., confectioner and fancy goods, 27 Charles st
Ferguson John, painter, 49 Trafalgar st
Ferguson John, cooper, 62 Ann st
Ferguson John, cooper, 34 Wellington st
Ferguson John, engineer, 21 Ingleston st
Ferguson John, sparmaker, 1 Eatho st
Ferguson John, clerk, 6 Murdieston st
Ferguson John, cartwright, 68 Inverkip st
Ferguson Moses, stevedore, 6 West Stewart st
Ferguson Robert, boltscrewer, 12 Tobago st
Ferguson Robert, shipmaster, 52 Brougham st
Ferguson Robert, 103 Belville st
Ferguson Robert, feuar, Cowdenknowes cottage, 79 Wellington
st
Ferguson Samuel, labourer, 10 Terrace road
Ferguson Thomas, boilermaker, 12 Serpentine walk
Ferguson Thomas, policeman, 47 Trafalgar st
Ferguson Thomas, seaman, 66 Roxburgh st
Ferguson Thomas, woolsorter, 73 Ann st
Ferguson William, mason, 3 Brachelston st
Ferguson William, shipmaster, 47 Brisbane st
Ferguson William, optician, tinsmith, and gasfitter, 14 West
Burn st. Ho. 5 West Stewart st
Ferguson Mrs, 33 Hamilton st
Ferguson Mrs Angus, 80 Dempster st
Ferguson Mrs E., 58 Main st
Ferguson Mrs John, 26 Wellington st
Ferguson Mrs John, 12 St Lawrence st
Ferguson Mrs John, 26 Trafalgar st
Ferguson Mrs, lodgings, 58 Main st
Ferguson Mrs, 33 Hamilon st
Ferguson Mrs, furnishings, 44 Inverkip st
FERGUSSON Margaret, restaurant, 36 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 33 do.

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Fergusson Miss, hotel-keeper, Museum hotel, 9 William st
FERNIE Mrs George, feuar, 7 Bearhope st
FERNS Charles, eugineer, 58 Belville st
Ferns James, carpenter, 42 Main st
Ferns James, carter, 28 Duncan st
Ferns James, blacksmith, 42 Roxburgh st
Ferns Thomas, cooper, 15 West Stewart st
FERRIE James, stevedore, 15 Hope st
Ferrie William, spirit merchant, 29 Vennel. Ho. 1'2 South sfc
FERRIER Thomas, seaman, 42 Roxburgh st
FETTES James, ropespinner, 72 Wellington st
FIELDING- Alexander, carpenter, 40 Sb Lawrence st
Fielding William, carpenter. 35 Lyle st
FILSHIE George, Coylton dairy, 12 Mearns st
FILLS HILL James, boilermaker, 34 East Crawfurd st
Fillshill Stewart, boilermaker, 95 Belville st
FINDLAY John, furnishing and general ironmonger, smith,
brassfounder, and gasfitter, 39 Cathcarfc st. Workshop,
32 Roxburgh st. Ho. 28 Mearns st
Findlay & Temple, blacksmiths and horse-shoers, 4 Princes st
Findlay William (of Findlay & Temple), 54 Wellington st
FINLAY A. H., wine and spirit merchant, 9 Shaw st, and
branches. Ho. 60 Esplanade
Finlay A.Campbell (of Campbell Finlay & Co.), 62 Esplanade
FinlayCampbell & Co., merchants, agents, and warehousekeepers,
12 Bogle st
Finlay Dugald, carpenter, 85 Roxburgh st
Finlay Hugh, baker, 14 Mearns st
Finlay John, blacksmith, 1 West Stewart st
Finlay John, carpenter, 8 Shannon's close
Finlay John, labourer, 20 Serpentine walk
Finlay John P., house factor and insurance agent, 32 Nicolsoa
st. Ho. 61 Eldon st
Finlay Robert B. (of Campbell, Finlay & Co.), 62 Esplanade
Finlay Thomas, engineer, 28 East Hamilton st
Finlay Thomas P. (of J. & G. M' Donald), 6i Eldon st
Finlay William, late H.M.C., 27 Lyle st
Finlay William, plumber, 7 Boyd st
Tinlay Mrs Robert, 61 Eldon st
Finlay Mrs Robert, 10 Kelly st
Finlay Mrs, 79 Dempster st
FINLAYSON John, coal merchant, 12 Brougham st. Ho.
50 Shore st, Gourock
FINNIE Colin, joiner, 20 Antigua st
Finnie Daniel, painter, 20 Wellington st
Finnie James, brassfinisher, 73 East Hamilton st

62
DIRECTORY.
Fhmie Malconi, mason, 31 Dalrymple st
Finnie & Smith, tobacconists and confectioners, 52 East
Hamilton st. Ho. 32 Ingleston st
Finuie Mrs E., huckster, 42 Main st
FINZEL, Berry & Co., sugar merchants and colonial brokers,
3 East Quay lane
FIRTH John, wool sorter, 55 Drumfroehar road
FISH, Brown, Meldrum & Co., sailmakers, Donald's court,.
East India breast
FISHER & Co., tanners, skinners, and wool merchants,
Lady burn
Fisher Daniel, engine-driver, 17 Belville st
Fisher John, boot and shoe warehouse, 70 Roxburgh st. Ho,
69 do.
Fisher John, joiner, 67 Belville st
Fisher John, joiner, 30 Roxburgh st
Fisher Joseph, labourer, 19 Regent st
Fisher & M'Lacblan, tailors, clothiers, and outfitters, 12
Cathcart st
Fisher Peter, foreman, 42 Lynedoch st
Fisher Peter B., shipmaster, 35 Kelly st
Fisher Robert, joiner, 1 Kilblain buildings
Fisher B. F. (of Fisher & Co.), U Finnart st
Fisher Thomas, shipmaster, 20 South st
Fisher Thomas, chemist and druggist, 97 Roxburgh st. Ho,
77 Holmscroft st
Fisher Miss (of Da?kin & Co.), 14 Ardgowan st, west
Fisher Mrs John, 30 Roxburgh st
FITZPATRICK Patrick, causewayer, 18 Tobago st
FLANIGAN Miss, machinist, 36 West Blackhallst
FLEM1KG Alex. M. (of Fleming, Reid & Co.), 65 Esplanade
Fleming Alex., draper, 18 Hamilton st. Ho. 38 Brisbane st
Fleming Daniel, cooper, 4 Watt st
Flemirg Daniel (of Laurie & Fleming), 27 Lyle st
Fleming Edward, plumber, 68 Inverkip st
Fleming Hugh, constable, 5 Hamilton st
Fleming Humphrey, engineer, 19 Ingleston st
Fleming James, labourer, 24 East Crawfurd st
Fleming James, optician and shipchandler, 14 Cathcart st„.
Ho. RowantieeLill cottage, 37 Dempster st
Fleming John, family grocer, 81 Roxburgh st. Ho. 19 Mount
Pleasant st
Fleming John, plumber, 49 Rue- end st
Fleming John, shipmaster, 4 Robertson st
Fleming John R., carver and gilder, Eddlewood place..
Gourock toll

DIRECTORY. 63?
Fleming Matthew, jun., spirit merchant, 46 Lynedoch st„
Ho. Violet cottage, 7 Glen st
Fleming Matthew, shipmaster, Violet cottage, 7 Glen sfc
Fleming Matthew, engineer, 9 Belville st
Fleming, Reid & Co., merchants and worsted spinners, Shaws
"Water Worsted Mills, Drumfrochar road
Fleming Robert, 17 Robertson st
Fleming Robert, printer, 5 Kilblain st
Fleming Miss, 19 Mount Pleasant st
Fleming Mrs A., keeper of waiting-rooms, Princes Pier. Ho,
3 Brougham st
Fleming Mrs, lodgings, Salmon sfc
Fleming Mrs, lodgings, 16 Cathcart st
FLESH Market, 17 Market st
FLETCHER A., timekeeper, 60 Ann st
Fletcher A. & Co., provision merchants, 32 and 34 Charles sfc
Fletcher Alexander (of A. Fletcher & Co.), 36 Hamilton sfc
Fletcher Alexander, salesman, 52 Regent st
Fletcher Antony, smith, 61 Holmscroft st
Fletcher Donald, boot and shoemaker, 23 West Stewart st
Fletcher Dugald, porter, 81 Dempster st
Fletcher Duncan, labourer, 19 Ingleston place
Fletcher John, labourer, 15 Bruce sfc
Fletcher Malcolm, baker, 24 West Stewart st
Fletcher Miles, boilermaker, 10 Chapel sfc
Fletcher Peter, cooper, 36 Crescent st
Fletcher Miss Ann, 47 Main st
Fletcher Miss J., 5 Lynedoch st
FLETT James, grocer and provision merchant, 34 Vennet
Ho. 7 Ardgowan st, west
FLIGHT Janet, tobacconist, 33 West Burn st
Flight John (of Flight & Nelson), 67 Regent st
Flight & Kelson, coopers, 39 Baker st
FLHST James, mate, 31 Trafalgar sfc
FLOCKHART John, pawnbroker, 60 Vennel, Ho. 27'
Patrick st
Flockhart John, bookseller and stationer, 8 West Blackball
st. Ho. 67 Nicolson sfc
Flockhart Mrs Neil, grocer, 61 Ann st
FLOOD Luke, plasterer, 66 Roxburgh sfc
FOGGEARTY James, carpenter, 17 Kelly st
FORBES Alexander, joiner, 2 Macdougall st
Forbes Hugh, engineer, 5 Cathcart st
Forbes James, pansman, 34 Ciescent st
Forbes John, musicseller, 15 West Blackball st. Ho. 3#
West Stewart si

454
DIRECTORY.
Forbes Samuel, labourer, 74 Ann st
Forbes Mrs George, 4 Sinclair st
FORD Charles, seaman, 27 Vennel
Ford George, engineer, 36 Mount Pleasant st
Ford John, examining officer, H.M.C., 72 Wellington st
Ford John, labourer, 3 Belville st
Ford Joseph, labourer, 18 Nicolson st
Ford William, carter, 30 Cartsburn st
FORDYCE Lewis, meter inspector, 33 Crawfurd st. Ho. 12
Murdieston st
FORREST John, accountant, house factor and insurance
agent, 26 Crawfurd st. Ho., Fair mount, 40 Esplanade
Forrest Robert, accountant, 26 Crawf urd st. Ho. 40 Esplanade
FORRESTER James, carpenter, 23 Belville st
Forrester William, engineer, 52 Holmscrof t st
Forrester William, boilermaker, 7 Crescent st
Forrester Mrs David, 17 Tobago st
FORSTER John, shipmaster, 9 Kelly st
FORSYTH John, gateman, 3 Prospecthill st
Forsyth Samuel, carpenter, 1 Belville st
Forsyth Mrs, 4 Holmscrof t st
FORTUNE David, saddler, 11 Prospecthill st
Fortune Mrs, 25 West Burn st
FOSTER Edward B carpenter, ,
50 St Lawrence st
Foster Henry H., salesman, 24 Lynedoch st
Foster Robert P., carpenter and boatbuilder, 32 Main st.
Ho. 99 Belville st
.Foster Miss, lodgings, 50 Brougham st
FOULDS & Bone, general merchants, ship and produce
brokers, fire, life and marine insurance agents and shipowners,
8, 9, and 10 Clarence st and 38 Leadenhall st,
London, E.C.
Foulds Matthew, brassfounder and gasfitter, 2 East India
breast. Ho. 6 Antigua st
Foulds Matthew, clerk, 8 Chapel st
Foulds William, wine merchant, 27 Main st. Ho. Miltaa
House, Paisley
FOULIS Hay, moulder, 9 Crescent st
FOWLER William, joiner, 28 Bruce st
Fowler Mrs William, lodgings, 9 Antigua st
FOX John, M.D., physician and surgeon. Consulting room?,
3 Argyle st. Ho. 13 Ardgowan sq
FRASER Charles, surgeon-dentist, 29 Union st. Ho. do.
Eraser D. (of Holm & Fraser), 22 William st, Port-Glasgow
Fraser Donald, surfaceman, 2 Belville st
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DIRECTORY. 65
Fraser, Gordon & Co,, sugar brokers, Sugar Exchange
Eraser Hugh, licentiate dental surgery, R.C.S., Edinburgh,
29 Union st
Eraser James, late tidewaiter, 1 Holmscroft st
Fraser James, joiner, 13 West Stewart st
Fraser John, joiner, 13 West Stewart st
Fraser John, mason, 74 Roxburgh st
Fraser John, steward, 1 East Crawf urd st
Fraser Thomas, rigger, 31 Nicolson st
Fraser William, blockmaker. 35 Cathcart st
Fraser William, engineer, 51 Belville st
Fraser William, printer, 72 Roxburgh st
Fraser William, coal dealer, 2 Rue- end st
Fraser Mrs James & Co., salt and fish merchants, Palmerstcia
buildings. Ho. 29 Cathcart st
Fraser Mrs John, Yew cottage, 6 Glen st
Fraser Mrs, 26 Arthur st
Fraser Mrs, 24 Patrick st
FRATER John, railway guard, 65 Nicolson st
FREDERICK Charles, bricklayer, 11 Hill st
Frederick Mrs Peter, 11 Belville st
FREEMAN John, cooper, 34 West Shaw st
FRENCH Andrew, porter, 15 Dempster st
FREW Rev. John, incumbent of St John's Episcopal Church.
Ho. 61 Union st
Frew Robert, engineer, 114 Drumfrochar road
Frew William, engine keeper, 8 Patrick st
FRIEL James, moulder, 87 Belville st
FRY John, joiner, 31 East Crawfurd st
Fry Robert, fish merchant, 1 1 Laurieston st
Fry William, fish merchant, 13 Laurieston st
FRIZZED William John, baker, 35 Nicolson st
FULLARTON Rev. Archibald, minister of Cartsburn Parish
Church. Ho. Endrick cottage, Ratho st
Fullarton Hugh (of Robert Fullarton & Son), Glencairn, 103
Finnart st
Fullarton James, engineer, 71 East Hamilton st
Fullarton John, timber merchant, Bogston sawmills, Port-
Glasgow road. Ho. Ivy Bank, Port-Glasgow
Fullarton John A., joiner, 27 Main st. Ho. 30 East Hamilton
st
Fullarton Robert & Son, timber measurers, 6 Cathcart st
FULTON Alexander, boilermaker, 28 Lynedoch st
Fulton Allen (of MacEachran, Fulton & Kerr), b E«i>LnaJ,j
Fulton Andrew, railway porter, 5 Belville st
Fulton E. (of Fulton & Co.), 25 Brisbane st

gg
DIRECTORY.
Fulton H., enginemaD, 30 Fast Hamilton st
Fulton James, Grosvener cottage. 32 Bank st
Fulton James B., hatter, hosier and glover, 41 Hamilton st.
Ho. 32 Bank st
Fulton & Co., booksellers and stationers, 3 Hamilton st
Fulton James (of P. MacCallum & Sons), 38 Brisbane st
Fulton John (of Crawford & Fulton). Ho. 12 WelliDgton sfc
Fulton Malcolm, boilermaker, 58 Wellington st
Fulton Robert, joiner, 7 Serpentine walk
Fulton Kobert, boilermaker, 8 Chapel st
Fulton Samuel, labourer, 51 Nicolson st
Fulton Thomas, engineer, 82 Belville st
Fulton William, engineer, 82 Belville st
Fulton Miss, 21 Lynedoch st
Fulton Mrs, 25 Dempster st
FUNCK Henry & Co., commission agents, 3 East Quay lane
FYFE George, gardener, 1 Kelly st. Ho. 8 do.
Fyfe H. M., ship chandler, 26 Clyde Place, Glasgow. Ho. 53 ;
Brisbane st., Greenock
Fyfe James, engineer, 7 Laurieston st
Fyfe John, tanner, 2 Bruce st
Fyfe John P., writer and notary public, 27 West Burn st*
Ho. 61 Brisbane st
Fyfe Robert, O.D.O., 10 Eegent st
Fyfe William, clerk, 4 Trafalgar st
Fyfe Mrs, 26 Patrick st
G
GiELIC Free Church, 14 Jamaica st
Gaelic Parish Church, 32 West Bum st
GAFF D. R. & Co., timber merchants, sawmillers, and manufacturers
of wooden mouldings, &c, Cartsdyke Sawmills,,
6 East Hamilton st and 1 Main st
G-aff Daniel R. (of D. R. Gaff & Co.), Mount Park cottage^
25 Wellington st
Gaff Daniel R., shipping agent and steam lighter owner, 6-
East Hamilton st and I Main st
GAGE John, carpenter, 1 William st
GAFFNEY Michael, clothier and outfitter, 16 Dalrymple st
GALBRAITH Archibald, labourer, 9 Fast Blackhall st
Galbraith Donald, baker, 6 Hope st
Galbraith Donald, yardsman, 6 Hay st
Galbraith Duncan, policeman, 19 Regent st
.:4ialbraith John, batter and hosier, 26 Hamilton st. Ho. IT
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Galbraith John, baker, 83 Wellington st
Galbraith John, jun., baker, 41 West Blackball st. Ho. do.
Galbraith John, tanner, 30 Ingleston st
Galbraith Lachlan, cooper, 3 George sq
Galbraith Murdoch, clerk, 5 Caddlehill st
Galbraith Robert, bricklayer, 1 Mill st
Galbraith William, rigger, 29 Crescent st
Galbraith Mrs John, 5 Caddlehill st
GALL Margaret, dressmaker, 11 West Stewart st
GALBREATH John & Son, sugar samplers, 11 West breast.
Ho. 2 Eldon st
GALLACHER Arthur, tailor, 12 Terrace road
Gallacher Arthur, marine store dealer, 20 Shaw st. Ho. 8
Cross-shore st
Gallacher Bernard, labourer, 21 John st
Gallacher Bernard, labourer, 22 Crawf urd st
Gallacher Edward, confectioner, 61 Dairy mple st. Ho. do.
Gallacher Hugh, labourer, 11 Holmscroft st
Gallacher James, seaman, 9 East Blackball st
Gallacher John, labourer, 9 East Shaw st
Gallacher John, labourer, 15 Bruce st
Gallacher John, rigger, 38 West Burn st
Gallacher John, labourer, 61 Main st
Gallacher Joseph, engine-keeper, 111 Dempster st
Gallacher Peter, labourer, 24 Ann st
Gallacher Patrick, locksmith, 24 South st
Gallacher Patrick, mason, 35 Nicolson st
Gallacher R. H., fish merchant, Fish market. Ho. 71 Nieolson
st
Gallacher William, rafter, 12 Terrace road
Gallacher Mrs B., wine and spirit dealer, 15 Clarence st. Ho.
5 Grey place
Gallacher Mrs John, boarding-house keeper, 8 Dalrymple st
Gallacher Mrs William, spirit merchant, 26 East Shaw st.
Ho. 73 Nicolson st.
Gallacher Mrs, 35 Lynedoch st
GALLAGHER William, labourer, 27 Main st
Gallagher Miss J., broker, 58 Vennel
GALLON Alexander, labourer, 5 Arthur st
GALLOWAY Allan, M.D., M.B., M.C., physician and surgeon.
Consulting rooms, 32 Hamilton st. House 7
Roxburgh st
Galloway James, engineer, 17 Ingleston st
Galloway James, engineer, 15 Bruce st
Galloway James, labourer, 51 Inverkip st
Galloway Joseph, dairyman, 11 Bruce st

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DIRECTORY.
'Galloway Robert, gardener, 51 Kelly st
GALT Archibald (of Bone & Gait), 22 Wellington ste
Gait David, brassmoulder, 18 Antigua st
Gait Robert, pawnbroker, 51 Main st. Ho. 41 Sir Michael sfc
Gait Mrs, 22 Wellington st
GANNAWAY Charles, inspector, 12 Laird st
GARDINER Mrs Archibald, basket, brush, and toy
house, 16 West Blackball st. Ho. 3 Argyle &t
GARDNER George, shipmaster, 29 Dempster st
Gardner John, baker, 19 Bearhope st
Gardner John, grocer, 10 Murdieston st
Gardner John, labourer, 17 Belville st
Gardner Peter, sailmaker, 2 Bruce st
Gardner Robert, slater, 68 Roxburgh st
Gardner Walter, mason, 12 Murdieston st
Gardner Mrs, 70 Eldon st
ware-
Gardner Mrs, 29 Nicolson st
GARRETT Mrs, 41 West Blackhall st
GaRRICK Lawrence, shipmaster, 19 South st
GAS Works, Clerk's aud Collector's Office, 33 Crawfurd st
GATE Walter, shipmaster, 32 Nelson st, west
GATHERER Peter, seed, grain, and general merchant, 21
and 23 Crawfurd st, Glebe. Ho. 21 Fox st
GAULD Alex., agent, Commercial Bank of Scotland. Ho.
50 Esplanade
GAULE Patrick, R.C. clergyman, St Mary's, 14 Patrick st
GAY Walter, agent for sewing machines, 8 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 75 Holmscroft st
GAZE William, grocer, 14 Lynedoch st. Ho. 33 Regent st
GEBBIE William, skinner, 13 East Crawfurd st
GEMMELL Robert, labourer, 50 Inverkip st
GEORGE Hendry Robert, engineer, 3 Laurieston st
GETTENS John, baker, 72 Ptoxburgh st
GETTY Samuel, labourer, 13 Ingleston st
GIBB John, feuar, 40 Inverkip st
Gibb Walter, mason, 70 Wellington st
Gibb Walter, shipmaster, 16 Robertson st
Gibb William, coppersmith, 41 Lynedoch st
Gibb William, clerk, 53 Holmscroft st
Gibb Margaret, greengrocer, 5 Ann st.
Gibb Miss Mary, 71 Nicolson st
Ho. 19 Trafalgar st
Gibb Misses,
Eldon st
seminary for young ladies, Eldon villa, 67
Gibb Mr-', boot and shoe warehouse, 41 West Burn st.
20 South st
GIBBS John, shipmaster, 23 Lyle st
Ho.

DIRECTORY. 6$
GIBSON Charles, engineer, 12 St Lawrence st
Gibson Duncan, carter, 30 Lynedoch st
Gibson David, boilermaker, 1 1 Regent st
Gibson Henry, letter-carrier, Post Office. Ho. 30 Ann st
Gibson John, tenter, 8 Holmscroft st
Gibson Josias, gardener, 41 Ann st
Gibson Richard, 16 Antigua st
Gibson Walter & Co., lathsplitters, 8 South st
Gibson Walter (of Walter Gibson & Co.), 8 South st
Gibson William, shipbroker, 31 Palmerston buildings. Ho.
16 Laird st
GILCHRIST A. M. (of Ladyburn Saw Mill Co.), 1 Ardgowan
st, west
Gilchrist Brothers, engineers, ship and general smiths, 3
Shaw st, 3 Clarence st and Garvel Park dock. Ho. 1
Ardgowan st, west
Gilchrist & Cameron, feather merchants, 19 West Blackball st
Gilchrist James Erskine, marine insurance broker, 27 Cathcart
st. Ho. Clifton villa, Larkfield, Gourock
Gilchrist John, cutter, 62 Kelly st
Gilchrist Neil, joiner, 11 Regent st
Gilchrist Peter, grocer, 27 Hamilton st. Ho. 15 Brisbane st
Gilchrist Peter, plasterer, 6 Mount Pleasant st
Gilchrist Thomas, joiner, 10 Murdieston st
Gilchrist William, draper and outfitter, 8 and 10 William st.
Ho. Ravenscraig
Gilchrist M. G., ladies' and children's furnishing warehouse,
15 West Blackball st. Ho. 14 do.
Gilchrist Miss, confectioner, railway station, Cathcart st
Gilchrist Mrs James, 1 Ardgowan st, west
Gilchrist Mrs, 25 Sir Michael st
Gilchrist Mrs, 14 West Blackhall st
GILKISON Robert M., tobacconist, 40 Hamilton st. Ho. 5
Kelly st
GILLESPIE Alexander, storekeeper, 52 Holmscroft st
Gillespie James, boilermaker, 59 Ann st
Gillespie James, carpenter, 5 Laurieston st
Gillespie Patrick, labourer, 65 Nicolson st
Gillespie Robert, labourer, 38 Ann st
Gillespie Mrs James, cookery, 10 Kilblain st. Ho. 9 Argyle st
Gillespie Mrs John, Buckingham terrace, 42 Brisbane st
Gillespie Mrs, huckster, 15 Cartsburn st
GILLIES Alexander, rope and twine manufacturer, 71 Welton
st. Ho. 7 East Shaw st
Gillies Alexander, porter, 12 Terrace road
Gillies Andrew, brickmaker, 31 East Crawfurd st

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DIRECTORY.
Gillies George D., wine and spirit merchant, 93 Roxburgh st.
Ho. 2 Orangefield place
Gillies James, carpenter, 44 Lynedoch st
Gillies James W., professor of music, New Assembly rooms,
West Stewart st. Ho. 27 do.
Gillies John, Sheriff- officer and J.P. constable, 25 West Burn
st. Ho. 2 Mearns st
Gillies John B., spirit merchant, 61 Roxburgh st. Ho. 85
Dempster st
Gillies John, painter, 9 East Blackhall st
Gillies John, cooper, 80 Roxburgh st
Gillies John, boilermaker, 29 Lynedoch st
Gillies John, seaman^ 8 Nicolson st
Gillies John, joiner, 8 Watt st
Gillies Malcolm, grocer, 17 Bruce st
Gillies Neil, ropespinner, 17 Mount Pleasant st
Gillies Norman, clerk, 47 Trafalgar st
Gillies Peter, gardener, 41 Holmscroft st
Gillies & Reid, ship brokers, 3 East Quay lane—John Craig,
agent
Gillies Miss, 67 Regent st
Gillies Miss, 5 West Blackhall st
Gillies Miss, millinery and furnishings, 5 East Shaw st. Ho.
7 do.
Gillies (Wallace) Mrs J. W., teacher of dancing and calisthenics,
27 West Stewart st
Gillies Mrs, John, 13 Hope st
Gillies Mrs, dairy, 52 Inverkip st
Gillies Mrs, 44 Lynedoch st
GTLLIGAN Mrs Mary, grocer, 29 Shaw st. Ho. 7 Lynedoch st
GILLILAND William, spirit dealer, 43 Inverkip st. Ho. 81
Holmscroft st
GILLINDER Robert, mate, 41 Ann st
GILLINDERS William, labourer, 23 Bruce st
GILLORAN James L. (of John A. Macfarlane & Co.), 33
Kelly st
GILMORE A. & Son, poulterers and game dealers, 25 West
Blackhall st
GILMOUR Duncan, timekeeper, 55 Holmscroft st
Gilmour James, joiner, 45 Holmscroft st
Gilmour James, carpenter, 39 Lynedoch st
Gilmour Robert, carpenter, 32 Arthur st
Gilmour Thomas, carpenter, 3 Regent st
Gilmour William, club-master, 21 Ardgowan sq
GILROY William, junior, agent, Prudential Assurance Co.,
9 Lyle st

DIRECTORY. 71
Gilroy William, tobacconist and stationer, 16 Lynedoch st,
Ho. 15 Lyle st
GIRDWOOD Mrs. 36 Nelson st, west
GIRVAN William, shipmaster, 3 George sq
GIVEN William, carter, 25 Bruce st
Given Mrs, huckster, 28 East Shaw st
'GLASGOW and Greenock Shipping Co., Customhouse quay
Glasgow and Liverpool Screw Steam Shipping Co., 1 Crossshore
st. William Lindsay & Co.
Glasgow Daily and Weekly Herald and Evening Times
(newspapers). Office, 29 Cathcart st. Robert Wood,
correspondent and agent. Ho. Gladstone place, 35
Brisbane st
Glasgow Daily and Weekly Mail (newspapers). Greenock
branch office, 1 Bank st. G. Wardle, agent
Glasgow Evening and Weekly Citizen (newspapers). Branch
office, 9 Cathcart arcade. Alexander Comrie, correspondent
and agent
Glasgow News and The Evening News (newspapers), branch
office, 16 Cathcart st. Robert Hay, correspondent and
agent
Glasgow and South- Western Railway Co., Lynedoch Street
station
G-lasgow and South-Western Railway Co.'s Goods Office, 18
Brougham st
Glasgow and South-Western Railway Station, off: Brougham
st
GLASS John, shipmaster, 32 Nelson st, west
GLASSFORD Miss, dressmaker, 5 Regent st
GLEBE Sugar Refining Co., sugar refiners. Office, 40 West
Blackhall st
GLEN Archibald, joiner, 8 South st
Glen David, seaman, 17 Regent st
Glen James, solicitor, notary public, commissioner for English
and Irish Courts, and agent for the British Linen Company
Bank, 13 William st. Ho. Liucluden, 19 O^iavia
terrace
Glen John, blacksmith, QQ Wellington st
Glen Malcolm, carpenter, 7 Cathcart st
Glen Miss, fewar, 1 Caddlehill st
Glen Miss, 22 Brisbane st
Glen Mrs James, grocer, 36 West Burn st. Ho. 35 do.
Glen Mrs William, lodgings, 9 Cross-shore st
GLENCROSS John, engineer, 3 Antigua st
GLENDINING Alexander, optician and nautical instrument
maker, 17 Ingleston st

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DIRECTORY.
GLENESK Charles, engineer, 7 Laurieston st
Glenesk George, storekeeper, 28 East Hamilton st
GLOVER Mrs, 26 Patrick st
GLOYN John, ship-steward, R.N., 8 South st
GOFF Thomas, grocer, 5 Lennox buildings. Ho. 4 dc„
GOOD James, book printer, 13 Charles st
GOODMAN Israel, tailor and clothier, 12 Ann st. Ho. 42
Roxburgh st
GOODWIN Thomas, labourer, 13 Bruce st
GORDON Andrew, labourer, 17 Dempster st
Gordon G., flesher, 52 East Hamilton st. Ho. 9 Ratho st
Gordon James, policeman, 53 Kelly st
Gordon James, architectural and monumental 'stone carver r
6 South st. Ho. 20 do.
Gordon John, Inland Revenue officer, Excise buildings. Ho*
20 South st
Gordon Robert, boatbuilder, 9 Lyle st
Gordon Samuel, labourer, 5 John st
Gordon Misses, dressmakers, 15 West Stewart st
Gordon Mrs James, 26 Trafalgar st
Gordon Mrs, 73 Nicolson st
GORMAN James, broker, 8 Vennel
GORMLEY Bernard, huckster, 16 East Shaw st
GOSNELL James, grocer, 51 Shaw st. Ho. 27 Lynedoch st
Gosneli Thomas, plumber, 1 Kilblain buildings
GOSSET Alfred, collector H.M. Customs, Home cottage,
Esplanade
GOUDIE & Nicolson, yacht and boatbuilders, 2 York st
Goudie James, shoemaker, 68 Eldon st
Goudie John, brakesman, 67 Belville st
GOUROCK Ropework Co., cordage and sailcloth manufacturers,
1 Cross-shore st—R. Ward, agent
GOURLEY Thomas, joiner, 5 Regent st
Gourley Mrs, 7 Crescent st
GOVAN David, boilermaker, 12 Arthur st
Govan Quinten, painter, 67 Nicolson st
GOW William, cooper, 35 Nelson st
GOWANS Andrew, clerk, 81 Holmscroft st
GRACEY Samuel, jeweller and fancy goods merchant^
Novelty Depot, 26 West Backhall st. Ho. 81 Dempster st
GRAHAM Alexander, carter, 13 Charles st
Graham Alexander, cowfeeder, 40 East Hamilton st
Graham Alexander, joiner, 34 East Hamilton st
Graham Archibald, joiner, 66 Ann st
Graham Archibald, painter, 19 Trafalgar st
Graham Archibald, labourer, 33 Ingleston st

DIRECTORY. 73T-
Graham Charles, carpenter, 10 Rope st
Graham David, tailor, 11 Brachelston st
Graham Donald, skipper, 23 Sir Michael st
Graham Duncan, grocer and provision merchant, 51 Main sfc
and 34 Lynedoch st
Graham Duncan, smith, 11 East Blackhall st
Graham Duncan, seaman, 26 West Blackhall st
Graham Duncan, carter, 3 Main st
Graham Edward, carpenter, 31 Trafalgar st
Graham Hugh, grocer and provision merchant, 42 Cathcart sfc
and 73 Main st. Ho. 33 Ardgowan st, west
Graham James, joiner, 5 Nile st
Graham James (of Greenock Plate Glass Insurance Co.), 19'
Cathcart st
Graham James, glass merchant, glazier, stainer, and silverer,.
19 Cathcart st. Ho. 13 Union st
Graham John, cooper, 15 Mearns st. Ho. 26 do.
Graham John, B.A., teacher, Collegiate School, Avenue parky
Bedford st. Ho. do.
Graham John, sailmaker, 45 Wellington st
Graham William, boatman, 16 Sir Michael st
Graham William, storeman, 20 Serpentine walk.
Graham Miss, cowfeeder, 14 Holmscroft st.
Graham Mrs, ladies' nurse, 9 Mount Pleasant st
Graham Mrs, 71 Roxburgh st
Graham Mrs John, 8 East Shaw st
Graham Mrs John, 18 Kelly st
GRANDISON James, office porter, 20 Wellington st
GRANT Alexander (of Grant & Munro), 3 Holmscroft st
Grant Alexander, labourer, 44 Arthur st
Grant Duncan, labourer, 11 Crescent st
Grant George, tobacconist, 22 Hamilton st. Ho. 21 Trafal~
gar st
Grant James, joiner, 97 Belville st
Grant J. (of Douglas & Grant), 22 Lynedoch st
Grant John, wine and spirit merchant, 29 Dalrymple st. Ho.
24 Bank st
Grant Lachlan, grocer, 9 Nicolson st. Ho. do.
Grant Neil, butter and egg merchant, 1 Manse lane. Ho. 41
Lynedoch st
Grant & Munro, messengers-at-arms, 41 Cathcart st
Grant Patrick, architect and surveyor, 16 South st
Grant Thomas, porter, 20 Antigua st
Grant William, stevedore, 48 Shaw st
Orant Miss I. W., milliner, 21 Cathcart st. Ho. 16 Wellington
st

"^4 DIRECTORY.
Grant Mrs, ladies' nurse, 31 Trafalgar st
•=Grant Mrs D., 21 Wellington st
Grant Mrs Lewis, lodgings, 6 East Blackball st
-GRAVES George, brassfinisher, 11 Ann st
Graves Thomas, painter, 75 Regent st
Graves William C., painter, 68 Wellington st
GRAY Alexander M. & Co., painters aud decorators, 65
Nicolson st. Ho. 3 George square
Gray Alexander, labourer, 14 Halmscroft st
Gray Archibald, furnishings, 104 Roxburgh st. Ho. 93 do.
Gray Daniel, joiner, 65 Regent st
Gray Daniel, rigger, 1 Hill st
Gray David W., 64 Wellington st
Gray Donald, shipmaster, 5 Hill st
Gray James, joiner, 4 Prospecthill st
Gray John, grocer, 11 Ardgowan st, Glebe
Gray John, Maybole boot and shoe warehouse, 16 Hamilton
st
Gray John Kerr, late Town Clerk, 28 Forsyth st
Gray John, joiner, 7 Hope st
Gray Robert (of Williamson & Gray), 1 Union st
Gray William, joiner, 12 Market st
Gray William, rivetter, 2 Maedougall st
Gray William, carpenter, 13 East Quay lane
Gray Miss, 1 6 Mearns st
Gray Mrs John, 2 Shaw place
Gray Mrs, grocer, 6 West Stewart st
Gray Mrs, 22 Trafalgar st
GREEN Alexander, mason, 38 Holmscroft st
Green John, draper, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Green John, engineer, 68 East Hamilton st
Green William, rivetter, 15 Main st
Green Mrs, 40 East Hamilton st
GREENLAW David, vanman, 5 Duncan st
GLEENLEES Robert, carpenter, 27 Main st
Greenlees William, blockmaker, 16 Sir Michael st
GREENOCK Advertiser Office, 29 Hamilton st. Rogers &
Brand, proprietors
Greenock Academy, 18 Nelson st, west. George Williamson,
secretary
Greenock Amalgamated Friendly Societies Medical Association,
47 Regent st. William Simspon, secretary, 49
Vennel
Greenock Apothecaries' Coy., wholesale and retail chemists
and druggists, and Eerated water manufacturers, 28 Hamilton
st

DIRECTORY. 7.5
Greenock Branch Glasgow Herald newspaper, 29 Cathcart
st
Greenock Branch Glasgow News newspaper, 16 Oathcart st
Greenock Branch North British Daily Mail, 1 Rank st
Greenock Clothing Co., 50 Cathcart st and 1 Oathcart sq
Greenock Co-operative Society (Limtd.) Grocery, 22 Ann st
Greenock Cricket Club, Glen park, Bedford st
Greenock Club, 21 Ardgowan sq
Greenock Coffee Boom, 2 Cathcart sq
Greenock Distillery Co., distillers, 27 Tobago st
Greenock Equitable Loan Co.. pawnbrokers, 24 Hamilton st.
Duncan M'Vicar, manager
Greenock East end Co-operative Society for Groceries, 52
East Hamilton st
Greenock Felt Work Co., sheathing and roofing manufacturers,
8 East Hamilton st. John Erskine, manager
Greenock Foundry Co., engineers, boilermakers, and ironfounders,
Greenock foundry, East Stewart st
Greenock Gas Works, Inchgreen, Port-Glasgow rd. Clerk's
and Collector's office, 33 Crawfurd st, Glebe
Greenock and Gourock Tramway Office, 29 Brougham st
Greeiaock Grain and Flour Mills, 16 Chapel st
Greenock Herald Office, 40 Cathcart st
Greenock Hospital and Infirmary, Inverkip st and 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—President,
Wm. M'Whirter
(Greenock Mineral Water Co. (aerated water), Waverley lane
-reenock Operative Painters' Society, 37 Hamilton st .
Greenock Parochial Board Offices, 36 Nicolson st
Greenock Plate Glass Insurance Co., insurers of polished and
rough plate glass, 19 Cathcart st
Greenock Property Investment Society. Office, 6 West
Blackhall st—James Kelso, manager
Greenock Provident Bank, 1 1 William st
Greenock Provident Investment Co., 23 Cathcart st—James
Anderson, managing director
Greenock Public-House Co. (Limited), 22 Hamilton st and
23 Rue-end st—Quintin Bone, secretary and treasurer
Greenock Railway Guaranteed Company. Office, 33 Cathcart
st—Louson Walker, secretary

76 DIRECTORY.
Greenock Ropewovk, 43 Wellington st
Greenock Steamship Co. (Limited), shipowners, 1 Cross-shore
st—William Lindsay & Co., managers
Greenock Stevedore Co., 8 Roslin st
Greenock Telegraph and Clyde Shipping Gazette, published
every afternoon at 16 and 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' Religious Society. Committee
rooms, 46 Cathcart st
Greenock Young Men's Christian Association's Reading-room
and office, 19 West Stewart st
GREENWOOD George, flesher, L Ann st. Ho. 10 Shaw pi
GREER Robert, mason, 5 Brachelston st
GREGORY Hugh, boilermaker, 16 Stanners st
Gregory Mrs, 35 Ingleston st
GREGSON William, policeman, 85 Dempster st
GREIG John, storekeeper, 80 Belville st
Greig Robert, policeman, 73 Dempster st
Greig William, builder, 111 Dempster st
Greig Mrs, paraffin oil shop, 28 Inverkip st
Greig Mrs, 16 John st
GREVES Alexander, shoemaker, 40 West Burn st. Ho. do.
GREY Charles, feuar, 53 Newton st
GRIER J. J., Major and Adjutant, 1st Adm. Battalion
Renfrewshire Rifle Volunteers, Drill hall. Ho. 87
Eldon st
Grier Robert, blacksmith, Mains cottage, East Crawfurd st
Grier Thomas, cashier, Mansionhouse. Ho. 22 Brisbane st
Grier William, manager, 3 Shaw place
GRIEVE Henry, 4 Hill st
Grieve James, joiner, 33 Lyle st
Grieve James, jun. (of Baine & Johnston), 51 Brougham st
Grieve Robert (of Baine & Johnston and Glebe Sugar Refining
Co.), Glenholm, 7 Newark st
Grieve Thomas, mercantile clerk, 39 Kelly st
Grieve Walter, Son & Co., merchants and shipowners, Commercial
Bank buildings, 14 Cross-shore st
Grieve Walter (of Walter Grieve, Son & Co.), 11 Margaret st
Grieve William, porter, 5 Cathcart st
GRIFFAN James, china merchant, 9 East Quay lane
Griffan William, rigger, 10 William st
GRIFFITHS William, rafter, 3 Regent st
Griffiths Jane, bookseller, 26 West Blackhall st
GRINDY Stephen, grocer, 14 Port-Glasgow road

DIRECTORY. 77
GROSART Mrs Mary, fruiterer and confectioner, 19 Regent st
GROTT Ferdinand, shipmaster, 83 Belville st
GRUBB John, engineer, 1 7 Baker st
GUNION W. G. H., solicitor and law agent, 27 Cathcart st
Gunion William, carpenter, 57 Inverkip st
GUNN Alexander, detective officer, 64 Ami st
Gunn Alexander, carpenter, 21 Antigua st
Gunn James, policeman, 23 Bruce st
Gunn William, engineer, 9 East Blackhall st
Gunn William, policeman, 76 Dempster st
Gunn Mrs George, 14 Cathcart st
GUSH Charles, submarine diver, 6 Boyd st
GUTHRIE James, clerk, 73 Holmscroft st
Guthrie James, joiner, 16 Holmscroft st
Guthrie R. B., superintendent telegraph department, Post
Office. Ho. 34 Nelson st, west
Guthrie Robert, engine driver, 21 Belville st
Guthrie Robert, wright and funeral undertaker, 9 Brisbane
st. Ho. do.
Guthrie Robert, railway porter, 51 Lynedoch st
Guthrie Miss M. A., grocer, 17 Kelly st
GUY Matthew, joiner, 31 Dempster st
GWYNN Daniel, draughtsman, 2 Ford place, Finnart st
HACKET Peter, broker, 25 Market st
HACKING John, overseer, 112 Drumfrochar road
HAD DOW Thomas, engineman, 40 St Lawrence st
Haddow Miss, head mistress Glebe Public School. House, 5
Finnart st
HAGAN Charles, spirit dealer, 34 Yennel. Ho. 8 Kelly st
HAGGARTY Conrad, tailor, 50 Shaw st
Haggarty Peter, joiner, 5 Mill st
Haggarty William, labourer, 12 Terrace road
HAIG Alexander, brassfinisher, 13 Ingleston st
Haig Mrs Jane, 14 South st
HAIR Robert, mashman, 11 Inverkip st
Hair William, feuar, 33 Union st
Hair William, joiner, 78 Wellington st
Hair Mrs, servants' registry, 25 West Stewart st
HALBERT James, joiner, 42 Lynedoch st
HALDANE David, potter, 6 Sinclair st
HALEY James, blacksmith, 12 Clarence st
HALKERSTON David, skinner, 46 East Hamilton st
HALL Archibald, smith, 5 Rue-end st

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DIRECTORY.
Hall Joshua, general smith, 39 Nicolson st. Ho. 13 Newton st
Hall William, paperrnaker, Overton
Hall Miss, teacher of music, 19 Brisbane st
Hall Mrs, 8 St Lawrence st
HALLLDAY John, overlooker, 34 Mount Pleasant st
Halliday Robert, gatekeeper, 28 Crescent st
HAMILTON & Adam, sailmakers, 21 Shaw st
Hamilton Alexander, mason, 17 South st
Hamilton Andrew, pilot, 45 Crawfurd st
Hamilton Daniel, labourer, 5 East Crawfurd st
Hamilton George, fruit and vegetable merchant, 34 Shaw st.
Ho. 39 Trafalgar st
Hamilton Geo. H. (of Jas. Hamilton & Son), 20 Finnart st
Hamilton James (of Hamilton & Adam), Seabank house,.
7 Johnstone st
Hamilton James, printer, 14 South st
Hamilton James & Son, drapers, clothiers, and outfitters, 23
Cathcart st
Hamilton James, railway porter, 24 Ann st
Hamilton James (of James Hamilton & Son), 20 Finnart st
Hamilton James, joiner, IS Bruce st
Hamilton John, Villa Marina, 28 Eiclon st and 11 Esplanade
Hamilton John, boilermaker, 9 Prospecthill st
Hamilton John, engine-driver. 64 Wellington st
Hamilton John, sawyer, 15 Regent st
Hamilton John, fitter, 45 Lynedoch st
Hamilton John, mason, 56 Kelly st
Hamilton Matthew, hairdresser, 1 Stanner st. Ho. 9 Hill st
Hamilton, M'Culloch & Co., coalmasters, 3 Chapel st and 88
Great Clyde st, Glasgow
Hamilton Robert, burgh assessor, Lands Valuation Office, 18
Hamilton st. Ho. 27 Finnart st
Hamilton Robert, smith, 3 West Stewart st
Hamilton Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 6 Market st.
Ho. 9 Lynedoch st
Hamilton Robert, carpenter, 18 Ann st
Hamilton Thomas, labourer, 24 Inverkip st
Hamilton Thomas, engine-diiver, 71 Wellington st
Hamilton William, flesher, 50 Roxburgh st
Hamilton William, coal merchant, 8 Salmon st
Hamilton William, 85 Belville st
Hamilton William, blacksmith, 21 Sugarhouse lane
Hamilton William, rivetter, 28 Lynedoch st
Hamilton Mrs, grocer, 15 John st
Hamilton Mrs James, grocer, 46 Enst Hamilton st
Hamilton Mrs William, baker, 32 East Hamilton st. Ho. dov.

DIRECTORY. 79 1
HAMMOND Henry, stevedore, 10 William st
HAMMIL John, fireman, 9 John st
HAMLIN William, shipmaster, 28 Brisbane st
HAMPSEY Patrick, labourer, 1 Hill st
HANDY SIDE Robert, slater, 84 Roxburgh st
HANNAH David, labourer, 15 Antigua st
Hannah James, carpenter, 13 West Stewart st
Hannah James, miller, 11 Hamilton st
Hannah James, jun., salesman, 85 Roxburgh st
Hannah Samuel, labourer, 10 John st
Hannah William, engineer, 29 Belville st
Hannah William, engine-driver, 2 Murdieston st
Hannah Mrs James, 11 Dempster st
HANSON Hendrick. labourer, 5 Arthur st.
Hanson Jacob, boarding-house keeper, 1 West breast
Hanson James, seaman, 4 West burn st
HARBOUR Trust Engineer's Office, 17 W T est Blackball st
Harbour Trust Clerk's and Treasurer's Offices, 18 Hamilton st
HARBOTTLE Mrs, 62 Regent st
HARDIE & Broun, chartered accountants, stockbrokers^
and house factors, 32 Cathcart st
Hardie Robert, coachbuilder, 6 West Stewart st
Hardie The mas M., governor of Poorhouse and Asylum %
Smithston, Inverkip road
Hardie William (of Hardie & Brown), 15 Bentinck st
Hardie Mrs John, 6 Inverkip st
HABE Wm., woolcomber, Springhill cottage, Prospecthill st
HARF1ELD & Co., patent cable windlasses, 16 East India
breast—Agents, Millar & Macpherson
HARKIN Edward, rafter, 3 Market st
HARKINS Daniel, engine-driver, 7 East Shaw st
HARKNESS Mrs, 31 Ingleston st
HARLEY Allan, cabinetmaker, 59 Ann st
Harley Francis, labourer, 40 Arthur st
Harley James, engineer, 1 Belville st
Harley James, plasterer, 4 Watt st
Harley Martin (of Christie & Co.), 29 Lyle st
HARMS William, seaman, 6 West Black hall st
HARPER Alexander, joiner, 51 Kelly st
Harper Alexander, cooper, 15 Mount Pleasant st
Harper John, shipmaster, 67 Roxburgh st
Harper Miss, 70 Roxburgh st
HARRIS James B., shipbroker, coal and commission merchant,
19 Palmerston buildings. Ho. 4 Finnart st
Harris Mrs Charles, 4 Finnart st
HARRISON Christopher, wood turner, 10 Springkell st

DIRECTORY.
Harrison John, painter, 5 Dellingburn square
Harrison Thomas, clerk, 47 Mearns st
HARROWER T. H., hair-cutting-rooms, 28 Market st. Ho.
19 Mount Pleasant st
Harrower Mrs Thomas, sick nurse, 89 Roxburgh st
HART Colin, joiner, 24 East Shaw st
Hart James, salesman, 72 Wellington st
Hart John, joiner, 92 Belville st
HARVEY F. E. & Co., shipbrokers, commission and forwarding
agents, 2 West quay
Harvey Frank E. (of F. E. Harvey & Co.), 58 Eldon st
Harvey Hugh, ship-chandler, sailmaker and ironmonger, 2
West quay. Ho., 25 West Blackhall st
Harvey James, drapery and millinery warehouse, 33 Cathcart
st. Ho. 13 Lyle st
Harvey Mrs Francis, 58 Eldon st
Harvey Mrs R., 6 Union st
HARVIE Alexander N., sugarboiler, 40 Sir Michael st
Harvie David, engineer, 10 Hill st
Harvie Robert, baker, 5 Kilblain st
Harvie Robert D. N., joiner, 40 Nicolson st
HASTIE Andrew, grocer and provision merchant, 10 Sir
Michael st. Ho. 12 Tobago st
Hastie John & Co., engineers, Kilblain Engine Works, 43
Nicolson st
Hastie John (of John Hastie & Co.), 24 Kelly st
Hastie's Patent Hydraulic Engine and Pump Co. (Limited).
Registered office, 10 Princes st.—J. Tannahill, secretary
Hastie William (of John Hastie & Co.), 28 Ardgowan st, w
HAUGHIE Francis, smith, 4 Bearhope st
HAUGHEY Neal, jun., letter carrier, 5 Cathcart st
HAXTON James, pensioner, 32 Nelson st, west
Haxton Thomas, H.M.C., 29 Lynedoch st
HAY Archibald, engineer, 30 Engleston st
Hay Boyd, brakesman, 31 Ingleston st
Hay George, causewayer, 6 Sinclair st
Hay James, labourer, 36 East Hamilton st
H iy J. B., agent for Royal Liver Friendly Society, 24 Lynedoch
st
Hay Robert, agent and correspondent for the Glasgow News
and Evening News and Star, 16 Cathcart st. Ho. 25
West Blackhall st
Hay Robert, engine-driver, 17 John st
Hay Mrs James, 14 Lyle st
Hay Mrs John, glass and china merchant, 14 Cathcart sfc.
Ho. do.

DIRECTORY. ;l
HAYMAN Thomas & Son, cartage contractors, Dellingburnsq
HEAD Josiah, carpenter, R.N., 31 Ardgowan st, west
HEBING-TON Robert, cooper, 115 Dempster st
HEITMANN Charles, cabinetmaker, 8 Mearns st
HECTOR John, mason, 75 Wellington st
Hector Mrs James, 17 Robertson st
HENDERSON Angus, grocer, 1 Brachelston st
Henderson Alexander, shoemaker, 24 Sir Michael st
Henderson Archibald, storekeeper, 34 West Blackhall st
Henderson Archibald, joiner, 5 Hill st
Henderson Daniel, clerk, P.O., 17 Lynedoch st
Henderson Daniel, joiner, 1 Duncan st
Henderson David, mason, 33 West Stewart st
Henderson David, grocer and provision merchant, 20 Lyt*edoch
st. Ho. 23 Lyle st
Henderson George, flesher, 1 Belville st
Henderson James, blacksmith, 68 Roxburgh st
Henderson James (of J. & J. Henderson), 89 Belville st
Henderson J. & J., grocers and provision merchants, 3 and 11
Rue-end st
Henderson John (of J. & J. Henderson), 101 Belville st
Henderson John, cooper, 49 Cathcart st
Henderson John, baker, 9 Hill st
Henderson John, policeman, 24 Lynedoch st
Henderson M., grocer, 21 Market st
Henderson Robert, wholesale fruit merchant, 26 Vennel and
16 Charles st. Ho. 9 Laird st
Henderson Robert, joiner and builder, 7 Argyle st. Ho. 28
Brisbane st
Henderson Robert, jun., coal merchant, 7 Argyle st. Ho. 28
Brisbane st
Henderson Thomas, accountant, house factor and insurance
agent, 14 Cathcart st. Ho. Springbank, 22 Fox st
Henderson William, carter, 49 Mearns st
Henderson William, engineer, 66 Regent st
Henderson Miss, 17 Kelly st
Henderson Mrs Bruce, 31 West Burn st
HENDRY Andrew, grocer, 33 Lynedoch st. Ho. 43 do.
Hendry Archibald, shipchandler, 16 East India breast". Ho
26 Mearns st.
Hendry Charles, sawyer, 1 Ratho st
Hendry Daniel, labourer, 12 Terrace road
Hendry Daniel S., carpenter, joiner, and blockmaker, 6 Dock
breast. Ho. Oakfield house, East Ratho st
.Hendry D. S., bookseller and stationer, 35 Cathcart st. Ho.
Oakfield, East Ratho st

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DIRECTORY.
Hendry Duncan & Son, ship carpenters, joiners, and blockmakers,
India place, 7 Dock breast, and Open shore
Hendry Duncan, engineer and smith, 7 Shaw st. Ho. 54
Brougham st
Hendry Duncan S. (of Duncan Hendry & Son), 12 Forsyth sfe
Hendry, Ferguson & Co., shipowners, Eoslin st, Glebe
Hendry James, wine and spirit merchant, 2 Charles st. Ho-.
6 Shaw place
Hendry James, brassflnisher, 1 West Stewart st
Hendry James, grocer, 15 Market st
Hendry J. & R., tailors and clothiers, 29 Regent st
Hendry John A., timekeeper, 4 Old Hillend
Hendry John, carpenter, 2 Old Hillend
Hendry Jchn (of Hendry, Ferguson & Co.), Fern bank..
Finnart road
Hendry John (of J. & R. Hendry), 16 Hope st
Hendry John, fruiterer, 16 Lynedoch st
Hendry John, smith, 19 Ingleston place
Hendry John, pansman, 19 Ingleston place
Hendry M., 14 Ardgowan st, west
Hendry Malcolm, boatman, 15 Shaw st
Hendry Robert (of J. & R. Hendry), 29 Regent st
Hendry Robert, engineer, 65 Belville st
Hendry William, joiner, 6 Laurieston st
Hendry William, labourer, 4 John st
Hendry William, engineer, 3 Manse lane
Hendry William, tailor, 7 Bearhope st
Hendry William, salesman, 5 Holmscroft st
Hendry Miss, 55 Holmscroft st
Hendry Mrs D., Bloomfield, 61 Esplandade
Hendry Mrs M., spirit dealer, 7 Main st. Ho. 32 East
Hamilton st
Hendry Mrs, fruiterer, 16 Kelly st. Ho. 3 do.
HENNAN John, labourer, 46 Cathcart st
HENRY John, late candlemaker, 34 Brisbane st
Henry Mrs James, feuar, 39 Dempster st
BENB1CKS Henry, shipmaster, 3 George square
HEPBURN James, mason, 31 Trafalgar st
Hepburn John, vandriver, 38 West Stewart st
Hepburn Thomas, clerk, 66 Regent st
HERALD (Glasgow), Daily and Weekly. Branch office, 2S*
Cathcart st— Robert Wood, agent and correspondent.
Ho. 35 Brisbane st
Herald (Greenock) Office, 40 Cathcart st
HERBERT Robert Wilson, fancy goods warehouse, 7 Gre^r
place. Ho. 33 West Stewart st

DIRECTORY. 83
HERD Alexander, joiner, 27 West Blackball st
Herd James, 24 West Stewart st
HERIOT Major Mackay, recruiting depot, Eoyal Marines,
32 Nicolson st. Ho. 84 Union st
HERON John, seaman, 37 Crawfnrd st
Heron John, engine-driver, 12 Lyle st
Heron Samuel, labourer, 32 Crescent st
Heron Mrs, 73 Regent st
HESSION Patrick, Customhouse officer, 11 Dempster st
HEUGH Mrs, 15 Sir Michael st
HEYLAND A. C, Langford lodge, 58 Finnart st
HICKIE Thomas, huckster, 12 East Shaw st
HIGGENS Edward, cooper, 85 Wellington st
HIGGINS James, labourer, 8 Bruce st
Hiegins William, Inland Revenue officer, 18 South st
HIGHET James, engineer, 13 Lyle st
Highet John, engineer, 35 Lynedoch st
Highet Mrs, 15 Mount Pleasant st
HIGHLANDERS' Academy, 60 Roxburgh st
HILDRETH Miss Isabella, stationer, 79 Roxburgh st. Ho,
75 Holmscroft st
HILL Andrew, salesman, 72 Roxburgh st
Hill Henry, rigger, 45 Hamilton st
Hill H., tobacconist, 9 Grey place
Hill James, jun , & Co., belt and hose manufacturers, curriers r
•and leather merchants, 9 Stanners st
Hill James, painter, 97 Roxburgh st
Hill James, jun. (of James Hill, jun., & Co.), Glenafton, 52
Esplanade
Hill James M., 52 Esplanade
Hill John, labourer, 32 Ingleston st
Hill Joseph, labourer, 5 John st
Hill Laurence, C.E., consulting engineer, 59 St Vincent st. J:
Glasgow. Ho. The Knowe, Bogston, Greenock
Hill Matthew, miller and grain merchant, 15 Chapel st. Ho.
Annie bank, 13 Eldon st
Hill Robert, timber and goods measurer, 2 East India breast*
Ho. 26 Mount Pleasant st
Hill Robert, rivetter, 28 Crescent st
Hill William John, shoemaker, 8 Cathcart st. Ho. 57 Holmscroft
st
Hill Miss, lodgings, 15 Brisbane st
Hill Mrs George, 25 Brisbane st
Hill Mrs Ramsay, 81 Brisbane st
HILLEND Medical Hall, 1 Laurieston st
MILLIARD James, labourer, 26 Crescent st

84
DIRECTORY.
Hilliard William, cooper, 19 Regent st
HINMERS 0. D., accountant, house factor, and insurance
agent, 12 Market st. Ho. Fernie bank, Kilmalcolm
HODGE Andrew, carpenter, 5 West Stewart st
Hodge James, labourer, 5 Salmon st
Hodge Mitchell & Son, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, bedding
manufacturers and furniture warehouse, 12 West
Blackhall st
Hodge Mitchell (of Mitchell HoJge & Son), 26 Nicolson st
Hodge Richard, joiner, 40 St Lawrence st
Hodge William (of Mitchell Hodge & Son), 17 South st
Hodge William, joiner, 8 Watt st
HODGSON William, baker, 36 Dalrymple st. House 24
Trafalgar st
HOGG- Alexander & Co., sugar merchants, Sugar Exchange
Hogg James, joiner, 38 Main st
Hogg, Wallace & Co., sugar refiners, Dellingburn st
Hogg William, stevedore, 21 East Shaw st
HOGGAN John, clerk, P.O., 30 South st
HOLBURN John, wool sorter, 35 Wellington st
Holburn Robert, sen., cowfeeder, 37 Wellington st
Holburn Robert, jun ., dairyman, 56 Ann st
HOLM & Fraser, timber measurers, 67 Rue-end st
Holm M. (of Holm & Fraser), Barr's brae, Port- Glasgow
HOLMS Alexander, cooper, 6 Union st
Holms John, wool sorter, 64 Ann st
Holms John, boilermaker, 10 Chapel st
HOLMES Alexander, engine-driver, 54 Wellington st
Holmes James, boilermaker, 23 Belville st
Holmes James, carting contractor, 2 St Lawrence st. Ho. do.
Holmes John, joiner, 44 Mearns st
Holmes Robert, grocer, 30 Dalrymple st. Ho. 8 West breast
Holmes Thomas, labourer, 83 Belville st
Holmes William, joiner, 24 Belville st
Holmes William, labourer, 34 Ingleston st
HOMER Charles, boilermaker, 17 Main st
HONEYMAN R., clerk, 74 Wellington st
Honeyman Mrs, 17 Newton st
HOLTERMAN John, pansman, 35 Ingleston st
HOOD John, plumber, 75 Wellington st
Hood John, shoemaker, 4 Watt st
Hood William, grocer and provision merchant, 43 Hamilton
st. Ho. 4 South st
Hood Mrs J., 15 Laird st
HOPE Adam, railway guard, 66 Kelly st
Hope Chas., ccal merchant, 41 Inverkip st. Ho. 1 Duncan st

DIRECTORY. 85
Hope James, bandage maker, 18 Cathcart st
Hope Neil, carpenter, 65 Belville st
Hope J. & W., plumbers, lead and zinc merchants, 12 Kilblain
st. Ho. 36 West Stewart st
Hope William (of Crawford & Hope), 36 West Stewart st
HOPEKIN Robert, grocer, 15 Brougham st. Ho. 17 do.
HORN David, printer, 26 John st
Horn Mrs, 68 Holmscroft st
HORNE Robert, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 3 Argyle st
and 92 Roxburgh st. Ho. 52 Holmscroft st
HOSEA Clounes, flesher, 23 Dempster st
Hosea Robert, cooper, 73 Nicolson st
HOSIE Andrew, blacksmith, 8 Springkell st
HOSSACK John, joiner, 43 Ann st
HOUGHTON Samuel V., storekeeper, 3 Laurieston st
HOULLE Henry, shipbroker, 41 West Blackhall st
HOURSTON George, sugar merchant, 21 Virginia st, Glasgow.
Ho. 28 Brisbane st
Hourston Mrs P. , 28 Brisbane st
HOUSE of Refuge (Female), Upper Ingleston st
HOUSTON Archibald (of R. & W. Houston & Co.), 55
Belville st
Houston David, out-door officer (Customs), 66 Wellington st
Houston George W. (of Robert Houston & Sons), Woolton,
93 Eldon st
Houston J. & R., engineers and ironfounders, Cartsburn
foundry and engine works, Upper Ingleston
Houston James, Annie bank, 41 Fox st
Houston John, feuar, 17 Newton st
Houston John (of J. & R. Houston), Annie bank, 41 Fox sfc
Houston Peter, boilermaker, 7 Hope st
Houston R. & W. & Co., joiners and builders, 69 Belville st
Houston Robert (of R. & W. Houston & Co.), Mount view,
Kilbarchan
Houston R. H. (of Robert Houston & Sons), 49 linnart st
Houston Robert & Sons, woollen manufacturers, 28 West
Blackhall st and Rockbank mills, Drumfrochar road
Houston Robert, 51 Brougham st
Houston Robert, carter, 1 Belville st
Houston Robert (of J. & R. Houston), Annie bank, 41 Fox sfc
Houston Robert (of Robert Houston & Sons), Woolton, 93
Eldon st
Houston & Wilkie, grocers, 53 Belville st. Ho. do.
Houston William, joiner, 25 Sir Michael st
Houston Miss, milliner, 51 Brougham st
Houston Mrs, grocer, 17 Belville st. Ho. 24 do.

86
DIRECTORY.
Houston Mrs James, 1 Watt place
HOWAT James, moulder, 19 Ingleston st
Howat Robert (of Jamieson & Howat), Denton terrace, 16
Robertson st
HOWIE Alexander (of Swan & Howie), 25 Dempster st
Howie Andrew, brassdresser, 5 Belville st
Howie Hugh, carpenter, 12 Terrace road
Howie James, carter, £4 Drumfrochar road
Howie James, carpenter, 54 St Lawrence st
Howie John, fireman, 71 Wellington st
Howie Matthew, grain and potato merchant, 5 West breast.
Ho. Clachan Farm, Rosneath
Howie Robert, fireman, 30 Lynedoch st
Howie Thomas, carter, 5 Brachelston st
HOWIESON Miss, greengrocer, 8 Sir Michael st
Howieson Mrs William, 3 Bank st
HOY Andrew, meter inspector, 17 Mount Pleasant st
Hoy George, joiner, 5 Newton st
Hoy Mrs James, 64 Ann st
Hoy Mrs John, 27 Lyle st
HUDSON Mrs Fanny, lodgings, 6 West Blackball st
HUGHES Richard, hammerman, 13 Ingleston st
Hughes Robert, feuar, 13 Crescent st
Hughes Samuel, cooper, 13 Crescent st
Hughes William, boilermaker, 9 Crescent st
Hughes William, seaman, 76 Ann st
HUME George, moulder, 19 Ingleston place
Hume Robert, skinner, 28 East Hamilton st
Hume Samuel, grocer, 19 Market st
HUMPHREYS A. M., accountant, Clydesdale Bank, 7 Hamilton
st. Ho. do.
Humphreys James, plumber, 3 Kilblain st
Humphreys Joseph, carver and gilder, 17 Sugarhouse lane.
Ho. 15 Nelson st, west
HUNT John, spirit merchant, 4 Bearhope st. Ho. 22 South st
HUNTER Adam, engineer, 33 Ingleston st
Hunter A. S. D. (of T. O. Hunter & Co.), 29 Brougham st
Hunter David, shoemaker, 13 Market st
Hunter Edward, joiner, 11 East Stewart st
Hunter Gavin S., paper ruler, 81 Wellington st
Hunter George, furniture warehouseman, 23 West Blackhall
st. Ho. do.
Hunter James, engineer, 16 Lynedoch st
Hunter John, watchman, 2 Watt place
Hunter John C. (of Orr, Hunter & Co.), Finnart house, 46
Forsyth st

DIRECTORY. $7
Hunter John, 24 Patrick st
Hunter John, shoemaker, Cartsburn cottage, 23 Crescent st
Hunter John & Co., fish merchants, 8 West breast
Hunter Robert, engineer, 52 St Lawrence st
Hunter Robert, timber measurer, 67 Rue-end st? Ho. Alderwood,
Port-Glasgow
Hunter Robert, boileraiaker, 3 Belville st
Hunter Robert, engineer, 26 East Crawfurd st
Hunter T. O. & Co., merchants, shipping, commission, and
insurance agents and ngents for Lloyd's and Liverpool
Underwriters' Association, Vice-Consulate for Sweden
and Norway, 13 William st
Hunter T. O. & Hendry, shipowners, 13 William st
Hunter Thomas, skinner, 89 East Hamilton st
Hunter Thomas, brassmoulder, 28 Ann st
Hunter Thomas, brassfinisher, 36 Ingleston st
Hunter William H. (of T. O. Hunter & Co.), Mallowdale*
Skelmorlie
Hunter William, engineer, 53 Belville st
Hunter William, boilermaker, 34 Main st
Hunter William, clerk, 15 Dempster st
Hunter William, commercial traveller, 39 Nelson st, west
Hunter Mary, boys' dressmaker, 16 Lynedoch st
Hunter Miss, boys' dressmaker, 39 Nelson st, west
Hunter Miss, Excise buildings, Customhouse
Hunter Miss E., 24 Brisbane st
Hunter Misses, dressmakers, 31 Brougham st
Hunter Misses, 1 Forsyth st
Hunter Mrs A., 69 Regent st
Hunter Mrs William, lodgings, 11 Lyle st
Hunter Mrs, 6 St Lawrence st
Hunter Mrs, 89 Belville st
Hunter Mrs, 2i Wellington st
HUTCHESON Alexander, shipwright, 6 Chapel st
Hutcheson Andrew, grocer, 20 Mount Pleasant st
Hutcheson Daniel, carpenter, 2 South st
Hutcheson David, joiner, 11 Dempster st
Hutcheson David, labourer, 66 Ann st
Hutcheson James, iron turner, 15 Hope st
Hutcheson Rev. James, minister of East Parish. Manse, 61
Newton st
Hutcheson John M. (of Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co.), and
agent for Scottish Widows' Fund and Life Assurance
Society, Commercial Bank buildings. Ho. Thorndean.
48 Union st
Hutcheson John, woolsorter, 124 Dramfrochar road

DIRECTORY.
Hutchesou John, carpenter, 16 South st
Hutcheson John, master joiner, 31 Crescent st. Ho. 14 St
Lawrence st
Hutcheson Peter, deep-sea pilot, 7 Brisbane st
Hutcheson Eobert, labourer, 3 Belville st
Hutcheson Samuel, engineer, 59 Ann st
Hutcheson Thomas, carpenter, 3 Mearns st
Hutcheson William, engineer, 4 Prospecthill st
Hutcheson Miss, 13 Lyle st
Hutcheson Miss, 36 Nelson st, west
Hutcheson Mrs, 15 Antigua st
Hutcheson Mrs, 7 Hope st
HUTCHISON David, indigo blue manufacturer, 8 Chapel st
Hutchison James, teacher, Fairrie's Trust School, 13 East
Shaw st. Ho. 10 Wellington st
Hutchison William, printer and publisher, 23 Nicolson st.
Ho. Grosvenor terrace, 34 Mearns st
Hutchison Mrs, milliner, 9 Argyle st
HUTTON Hugh, confectioner, 26 West Blackball st. Ho. do.
Hutton James, shipmaster, 21 Brisbane st "
Hutton James, general dealer, 22 Inverkip st. House 9 1 -
Dempster st
Hutton James B., engineer, 7 Dempster st
Hutton Robert, skinner, 101 Belville st
Hutton William, moulder, 59 Belville st
Hutton Mrs John, 11 John st
HYDE Norman, boilermaker, 3 Regent st
Hyde William, porter, 112 Drumfrochar road
HYNDMAN Hugh, engineer, 12 St Laurence st
Hyndman James, coal merchant, 67 Vennel. House 2T
Nicolson st
Hyndman Joseph, cooper, 17 Cathcart st
Hyndman Robert, rigger, 34 Crescent st
Hyndman Mrs John, 16 Regent st
Hyndman Mrs Joseph, 6 Fox st
Hyndman Mrs Jane, 3 Serpentine walk
Hyndman Mrs, dairy, 11 Crawfurd st
HYSLOP G. K., glass stainer, 80 Roxburgh st
Hyslop William W., wholesale and retail glass and china
merchant, 23 Hamilton st. Ho. 62 Regent st
IMRIE John & Co., slaters, 41 Hamilton st. House 11^
Dempster st
INFIRMARY, 21 Inverkip st and 4 Duncan st

DIRECTORY.
INDUSTRIAL Co-operative Co., grocers, 11 John st
INGLESTON Foundry. 9 Ingleston st
INGLETON Mrs John, grocer and Branch Post-Office. 92
Belville st. Ho. 11 Laurieston st
INGLIS Andrew, sugar-boiler, 3 Captain st
Inglis David, professor of music, 13 Kelly st
Inglis James & Sons, music-sellers, Clyde buildings, 19 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 13 Kelly st
Inglis James, spirit-dealer, 10 Kilblain st. Ho. 78 Holmscroft
st
Inglis James, cooper, 1 Armadale pi, Bank st
Inglis James, skinner, 30 East Hamilton st
Inglis James, joiner, 18 South st
Inglis John, moulder, 50 St Lawrence st
Inglis John, professor of music, 13 Kelly st
Inglis Robert, joiner, 12 South st
Inglis Robert, 8 Ardgowan st, west
Inglis William, moulder, 8 Antigua st
Inglis William, labourer, 8 Nile st
Inglis Mrs James, grocer, 35 Ann st. Ho. 13 Holmscroft st,
Inglis Mrs James, Melita cottage, 14 Bentinck st
Inglis Mrs, mangier, 19 Crawfurd st
INGRAM & Niven, drapers, hosiers, &c, 6 West Blackhall st
Ingram William (of Ingram & Niven), 39 Dempster st
Ingram William, teacher, 12 Wellington st
IlSLAND Revenue Office (Excise), Customhouse buildings
INNES Joseph, engineer, 30 Wellington st
Innes Joseph, sheriff officer and J.P. constable, 41 Cathcart
st. Ho. 3 Prospecthill st
Innes Neil, ropespinner, 22 Trafalgar st
Innes William, bookseller, stationer, and news agent, 40*
Hamilton st. Ho. 17 Newton st
Innes William, mason, 3 Prospecthill st
Innes Mrs, 26 West Blackhall st
IRELAND Mrs James, 2 Wemyss Bay st
Ireland Mrs M., 9 Nelson st, west
Ireland Mrs James, 73 Holmscroft st
IRONS William, carter, 56 Drumfrochar road
Irons Mrs Agnes, spirit dealer, 25 Vennel. Ho. 10 Brisbane sfe
1RVIN Miss, 3 George square
IRVINE Alexander, labourer, 28 East Hamilton st
Irvine Richard, milk merchant, 41 Inverkipst. Ho. 1 Bruce sfc
Irvine Robert, cabinetmaker, 50 St Lawrence st
Irvine William, bricklayer, 11 Laurieston st
Irvine William, carpenter, 21 Antigua st
Irvine Miss, lodgings, 36 West Blackhall st
89'

90 DIRECTORY.
Irvine Mrs, 19 Patrick st
Irvine Mrs James, 44 Lynedoch st
Irvine Mrs John, 40 Nicolson st
IRVING- Christopher, pointsman, 43 Mearns st
ISBISTER James B., shipmaster, 21 Roxburgh st
IVEY Timothy, joiner, 21 Lynedoch st
JACOBS Abraham, tailor and clother, 5 William st. Ho. do.
Jacobs Peter, seaman, 67 Rue-end st
JACOBSEN Salem, sailmaker, 27 Trafalgar st
JACK John, charcoal merchant, Cartsburn house, Orchard
st. Ho. 31 Bank st
Jack William, moulder, 36 Arthur st
Jack Mrs Hugh, 33 Roxburgh st
Jack Mrs William, 21 Antigua st
JACKMAN Capt. W. A., 44 Mearns st
JACKSON John, moulder, 34 Crescent st
Jackson Hyslop, potter, 40 Main st
Jackson James, sawyer, 81 Port-Glasgow road
Jackson John, steward, 15 Cross-shore st
JAFFREY G. W., engineer and shipbuilder, 17 Robertson sfc
JAMES William, joiner, 12 South st
JAMIESON Alexander, carpenter, 15 Lynedoch st
Jamieson Archibald, coppersmith, 8 St Lawrence st
Jamieson James, coal merchant, 10 Nile st
Jamieson John, contractor, 64 Kelly st
Jamieson John Reid, house wright and Venetian blind manufacturer,
39 Wellington st. Ho. do.
Jamieson John & Co., clothiers, 3 West Blackhall st
Jamieson John, ship and insurance biioker and metal agent,
2 Cathcart st. Ho. 58 Forsyth st
Jamieson John, 24 Cartsburn st
Jamieson John, carpenter, 12 Arthur st
Jamieson John, plumber, 19 Trafalgar st
.Jamieson & Howat, joiners and builders, 41 Kelly st and 8
South st
Jamieson Norman, joiner, 60 Kelly st
Jamieson Robert, joiner, 12 South st
Jamieson Robert, smith, 1 West Stewart st
Jamieson Robert Walter, shipowner and quarrymaster, 16
Nelson st, west. Ho. Octavia villa, 1 Brisbane st
Jamieson Thomas, shoemaker, 36 Wellington st
Jamieson Thomas (of Jamieson & Howat), Denton terrace,
46 Newton st

DIRECTORY. 91
Jamieson Captain Thomas, Superintendent of P. and O.S.N".
Co., 22 Finnart st
Jamieson William, planer, 33 Ingleston st
Jamieson Misses, 18 Robertson st
Jamieson Misses, feuars, 7 Orangefield place
Jamieson Mrs Alexander, feuar, 56 Kelly st
Jamieson Mrs Alexander, jun., 56 Kelly st
Jamieson Mrs, 37 Crawfurd st
Jamieson Mrs, 24 Hamilton st
Jamieson Mrs Thomas, 30 Roxburgh st
Jamieson Mrs William, Glenhill, Finnart road
JARVIE James A., agent for Czarnikovv & Boog, Exchange
buildings. Ho. 33 Esplanade
Jarvie Rev. J. M., minister of George Square Congregational
Church, 33 Esplanade
JEFFREY John, chainmaker, 18 South st
Jeffrey John, jun., joiner, 18 South st
JENKINS Alexander, tailor, 27 Nelson st, west
Jenkins Mrs John, 5 Mount Pleasant st
JENNEY Miss Emily Vaux, 3 Ardgowan square
JESSAMINE James, rafter, 5 Hope st
Jessamine Mrs John, feuar, 17 Ardgowan sq
JOHNSON Elias, refreshment rooms, 5 Shaw st. Ho. 67
Regent st
Johnson John (of Buchanan & Johnson), Gartocher, Shettleston
Johnson Thomas, Inland Revenue officer, 15 Newton st
JOHANSEN August, mate, 6 Hay st
JOHNSTON Andrew, salesman, 3 Armadale place, Bank st
Johnston Angus, machinist, Overton
Johnston Alex. Ranken, merchant, Seafield, 1 Fox st
Johnston Donald, labourer, 40 Nicolson st
Johnston Duncan, shipmaster, 28 Brisbane st
Johnston George, papermaker, 126 Drumfrochar road
Johnston George, tailor, 8 Cathcart st
Johnston Hugh, labourer, 12 Tobago st
Johnston James, engineer, 83 Belville st
Johnston James, engineer, 114 Drumfrochar road
Johnston James, messenger, Customhouse
Johnston James, shipmaster, 22 South st
Johnston John, salesman, 84 Roxburgh st
Johnston John, moulder, 23 Ingleston st
Johnston John, labourer, 8 St Lawrence st
Johnston John, joiner, 74 Roxburgh st
Johnston John R., smith and bellhanger, 7 West Blackball
st. Ho. 15 Newton st

92 DIRECTORY.
Johnston John R., 53 Drumfrochar road
Johnston John, carpenter, 12 Laird st
Johnston John, carter, 4 Chapel st. Ho. 10 do.
Johnston Peter, labourer, 3 Hill st
Johnston Robert, engineer, 9 Ratho st
Johnston Robert, joiner, 68 Wellington st
Johnston Thomas, blacksmith, 48 St Lawrence st
Johnston Thomas, carpenter, 3 Laurieston st
Johnston Thomas, cooper, 5 Watt st
Johnston Thomas, tailor, 49 Nicolson st
Johnston William, ropemaker, 55 Inverkip st
Johnston William, salesman, 44 Lynedoch st
Johnston William, carpenter, 77 Regent st
Johnston William, joiner, 34 Crescent st
Johnston William, shipmaster, 93 Roxburgh st
Johnston William, skinner, 30 Gartsburn st
Johnston William, bookseller, stationer, and news agent, 46
Hamilton st. Ho. 27 Regent st
Johnston William, registrar of births, deaths, and marriages
for middle district, 5 Bank st. Ho. 27 Regent st
Johnston William, moulder, 8 John st
Johnston Misses, 8 George square
Johnston Miss Mary, grocer, 6 John st. Ho. 44 Lynedoch st
Johnston Mrs James, 12 Ardgowan st, west
Johnston Mrs James, 2 Bruce st
Johnston Mrs John, 9 Argyle st
Johnston Mrs, 62 Eldon st
Johnston Mrs, Grafton terrace, 15 Bentinckst
Johnston Mrs, 11 Dempster st
Johnston Mrs, confectioner, 2 Antigua st
Johnston Mrs, 29 Ann st
Johnston Mrs, 35 Lynedoch st
Johnston Mrs, 1 Duncan st
Johnston Mrs, 46 Cathcart st
JOHNSTONE John Ross, tailor and clothier, 65 Rue-end st.
Ho. 13 Lynedoch st
Johnstone, Bone & Co., ship and insurance brokers, 10 Clarence
st., Greenock, and 38 Leadenhall st, London, e.g.
Johnstone Rev. Thomas Francis, M.A., minister of St Paul's
Church. Ho. 34 Eldon st
Johnstone Rev. M. P., minister of Free Middle Church.
Manse, 57 Newton st
Johnstone Miss, milliner, 31 West Blackball st. Ho. 56
Kelly st
JONES August, seaman, 70 Roxburgh st
Jones Robert, fitter, 2 Macdougall st

IIRECTORY. 93
Jones T. H., teacher Articulation School for Deaf, Greenock
Academy. Ho. 9 Brisbane st
Jones William, mason, 116 Drumfrochar road
Jones William, shipmaster, 6 Finnart st
Jones John, coachman, Overton
Jones Richard, engineer, 5 Dellingburn sq
JORDON John, brickbuilder, 3 East Blackball st. Ho. 42
Crawfurd st
JOSS Robert, out-door officer, Customs, 61 Holmscroft st
Joss Miss, 13 Mount Pleasant st
JOYCE Stephen, spirit merchant, 5 Cowgate. Ho. 42 Roxburgh
st
JUSTICE William, clerk, 21 Newton st
Justice Miss 0., confectioner, 35 West Blackhall st. Ho. 34
Nelson st, west
Justice Mrs William, 34 Nelson st, west
Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, Mansionhouse
K
KAIN Thomas, police sergeant, 65 Holmscroft st
Kain Thomas, labourer, 19 Belville st
Kain Thomas, cooper, 19 Belville st
KAMES Gunpowder Company's Office, 8 West Quay lane
W. N. Clapperton, agent
KANE George, gardener, 73 Nicolson st
Kane James, labourer, 25 John st
Kane John, broker, 4 Manse lane
KAY A. S. & Co., general machine agents, 26 West Blackhall
st
Kay A. S. (of A. S. Kay & Co.), 26 West Blackhall st
Kay J. & A. L., architects, measurers, and land surveyors,
17 Hamilton st. Ho. Bellvue, Rothesay
Kay James, cutter, 24 Roxburgh st
Kay John, cutter, 30 Roxburgh st
Kay Peter, caulker, 39 Holmscroft st
Kay Rev. Thos., minister of Ladyburn Church, 2 Moffat st
KEAN Denis, stevedore, 8 Shannon's close
Kean Francis, broker, 33 Dalrymple st. Ho. 13 Kelly st
Kean Thomas, compositor, 43 Mearns st
KEARNEY Hugh, boilermaker, 17 Ann st
KEE Joseph, carpenter, 24 Bruce st
KEENAN Colvin (of Keenan & M'Kee), 26 Bruce st
Keenan Henry, gardener, 6 Kelly st
Keenan J. & R., wholesale fruit and vegetable merchants, 23
Union st and 18 Brisbane st. Ho. 34 Kelly st

94
DIRECTORY.
Keenan & M'Kee, builders, 62 Inverkip st
KEITH Duncan, boatman, 15 Antigua st
Keith Duncan, engineer, 10 Lynedoch st
Keith Peter, cowfeeder, Upper Ingleston st
Keith Miss, feuar, 24 Kelly st
Keith Mrs, 21 Charles st
KELLET George, engineer, 106 Dempster st
Kellet George, tailcr, 70 Roxburgh st
Kellet Robert, tailor, 51 Nicolson st
KELLY Alexander, captain, 13 Brisbane st
Kelly Daniel, labourer, 1 Bogle st
Kelly Donald, carpenter, 22 Antigua st
Kelly George, rigger, 45 Hamilton st
Kelly Hugh, cutter, 82 Roxburgh st
Kelly John, joiner, 53 Belville st
Kelly John, hammerman, 13 Crescent st
Kelly Thomas, boilermaker, 15 Antigua st
Kelly William & Co., family grocers, tea, wine, and spirit
merchants and ship store dealers, 9 William st
Kelly Mrs, feuar, 1 John st
Kelly Mrs William, fishmonger, 39 Hamilton st. House 34
West Blackhall st
KELSO Chailes, carpenter, 8 Cathcart st
Kelso James, accountant, commission and insurance agent,
and manager of the Greenock Property Investment Soscety,
6 West Blackhall st. Ho. Flower bank, 99 Elcion st
Kelso Robert, fish merchant, 17 Charles st. Ho. 26 Patrick st
Kelso Mrs Daniel, 23 Ardgowan st, west
Kelso Mrs Janet, feuar, 25 Bank st
Kelso Mrs R., 14 Hope st
Kelso Mrs, 8 Cathcart st
KEMP Joseph, shipmaster, 6 Nelson st, west
KEMPSLEY Samuel, Customhouse boatman, 9 Lynedoch st-
KENISEDY Alexander, carter, 29 Nicolson st
Kennedy Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 46 Cathcart st,
Ho. 27 Nelson st, west
Kennedy Charles, provision merchant, 29 Rue-end st
Kennedy Daniel, engineer, 53 Regent st
Kennedy David, labourer, 19 Ingleston place
Kennedy Donald, carpenter, 26 West Blackhall st
Kennedy Donald, timekeeper, 24 Trafalgar so
Kennedy Duncan, carpenter, 36 Crescent st
Kennedy Ferguson, baker, 60 Wellington st
Kennedy H. & Co., sculptors, 3 South st
Kennedy Hugh (of H. Kennedy & Co.), 4 South bt
Kennedy Hugh, railway porter, 64 Wellington st

DIRECTORY. 95;
Kennedy James, tcy merchant and tobacconist, 35 Nicolson
st
Kennedy John, joiner, 6 Inverkip st
Kennedy John, rivetter, 3 Manse lane
Kennedy John, caulker, 24 St Lawrence st
Kennedy Robert, miller, 27 Roxburgh st
Kennedy Thomas, architect, 25 West Stewart st. Ho. do,
Kennedy Miss, 8 Cathcart st
Kennedy Mrs, lodgings, 8 Kilblain st
Kennedy Mrs, 65 Rue-end st
Kennedy Mrs, lodgings, 29 Nicolson st
Kennedy Mrs, 16 Kelly st
Kennedy Mrs, 4 South st
Kennedy Mrs William, 41 Nelson st. west
KENTON Mrs, 14 Mearns st
KER Hemy, marble cutter, 89 Roxburgh st
Ker Misses, 35 Nelson st, west
EEBR Alexander, wine and spirit merchant, 61 Main st.
Ho. 5 Armadale place, Bank st
Kerr Andrew, aichitect and surveyor, Mansionhouse. Ho.
14 Ardgowan sq
Kerr Angus, joiner, Overton
Keir A. J., of H.M.C., 3 Finnart st
Kerr Aichibald, engineer, 41 Mearns st
Kerr Archibald, timber measurer, 24 West Stewart st
Keir Daniel (of John Keir & Co.), Hey wood, 1 Margaret st
Keir David, agent Royal Bank of Scotland, west-end branch
6 West Blackhall st. Ho. 51 Brisbane st
Keir Edward, wine and spirit merchant, 97 Roxburgh st.
Ho. 77 Holmscroft st
Keir George, examining efficer, Customs, 27 Lyle st
Kerr George, Customhouse officer, 13 Antigua st
Kerr George, labourer, 5 John st
Kerr Henry, gatekeeper, 20 East Hamilton st
Kerr Hugh S. (of MacEachran, Eulton & Kerr), 49
Brougham st
Keir Hugh, provision merchant, 24 Lynedoch st. Ho. 14
Lyle st
Kerr James, railway guard, 114 Drumfrochar road
Kerr James, demist and druggist, 10 Cathcart st. Ho. 5&
Regent st
Kerr James, hammerman, 13 Cathcart st
Kerr James, storekeeper, 2 Grey place
Kerr John & Co., shipowners, 40 West Blackhall st
Kerr John, joiner, 71 Roxburgh st
Kerr John, shipmaster, 73 Nicolson st

.96 DIRECTORY.
Kerr John, engineer, 83 Belville st
Kerr John, labourer, 2 St Andrew st
Kerr John J., marine store dealer, 2 East Blackball st. Ho.
29 Rue-end st
Kerr John S. (of Smith & Sharp, Glasgow), 5 Newark sfc
Kerr, Newton & Co., ship and insurance brokers, 3 East
Quay Lane
Kerr Peter, goods agent (G. & S.-W. Railway), Lynedoch
Station. Ho. 22 Trafalgar st
Kerr Robert, labourer, 24 St Lawrence st
Kerr Robert (of John Kerr & Co.), Westfield, 17 Octavia
terrace
Kerr Robert, joiner, 6 Chapel st
Kerr Robert, grocer, 4 Hill st
Kerr Robert, feuar, 34 Brisbane st
Kerr Samuel, miller, 27 Ingleston st
Kerr Samuel, ham-curer, 6 Murdieston st
Kerr Thomas, engine-driver, 63 Nicolson st
Kerr William, plumber, 108 Drumfrochar road
Kerr William, carpenter, 3 Hill st
Kerr William, labourer, 13 Ingleston street
Kerr William, manager, Oakfield, west, Ratho st
Kerr Miss, Heathfield, 53 Eldon st
Kerr Miss, 14 Ann st
Kerr Mrs Andrew, 17 Baker st
Kerr Mrs A., 16 Mearns st
Kerr Mrs, 63 Rue-end st
Kerr Mrs James, 13 Mount Pleasant st
KEYS David, cooper, 13 Cathcart st
KIDD & Wink, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 31 Nicolson
st and 7 West Blackhall st
Kidd Robert (of Kidd & Wink), 15 South st
Kidd William (of Morton & Kidd), 77 Finnart st
KIDSTON A. G. & Co., iron, steel, copper, and zinc merchants,
and agents for Muntz's patent yellow metal, 48
Rue-end st and 2 Virginia st— Colin S. Caird, manager
KILGOUR James, shoemaker, 3 Ingleston st
Kilgour John, boilermaker, 3 Laurieston st
KILLIN Andrew, shoemaker, 21 Bruce st
Killin Thomas, carpenter, 13 Hope st
Killin Mrs Samuel, grocer, 23 Sir Michael st
KILLOCH William, skinner, 30 Cartsburn st
Killoch William, seaman, 6 East Blackhall st
KILPATRICK Hugh, m. son, 30 West Blackhall st
KINCAID, Donald & Co ,
foundry, East HaniL: »n st
mgineers
and ironfounders, Clyde

DIRECTORY. 3?
Kincaid James L., lithographer and stationer, 13 East Quay
lane. Ho. 22 West Stewart st
Kincaid John G-. (of Kincaid, Donald & Co.), Oakfield, west,
Ratho st
Kincaid Robert, engine-driver, 60 Drumfrochar road
Kincaid Thomas, shipmaster, Corriebank, 11 Eldon st
Kincaid Mrs, 30 Kelly st
KING- Alexander, boilermaker, 11 Belville st
King Andrew, joiner, 3 Armadale place, Bank st
King David, cabman, 10 Carnock st
King Gilbert, painter, 9 Nelson st, west
King Henry (at John Kerr & Co.'s), 2 Bentinck st
King James, steward, 8 West breast
King John, 16 St Lawrence st
King John, smith, 3 Arthur st
King Joseph, cooper, 72 Ann st
King Robert, flesher, 39 Shaw st and 25 Ru e-end st Ho,
^29 do.
King Robert, engine-keeper, 6 Chapel st
King Robert, carpenter, 10 Belville st
King Robert, engine-keeper, 3 York st
King Thomas, joiner, 81 Dempster st
King Thomas, writer, 2 Watt place. Ho. 46 Regent st
King Thomas, H.M. Customs, 34 Brisbane st
KLing William, carter and contractor, 8 Virginia st
King William, warehouse clerk, 7 Hope st
King William, engineer, 64 Wellington st
King Mrs, dressmaker, 32 Mearns st
King Mrs, tailoress, 46 Cathcart st
KINIPPLE Walter Robert, M. Inst. Civil Engineers, 17 West
BlackhaH st and 3 Westminster <
Ho. Whitefarland, 123 Eldon st
KTNLOCH John, bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder, 49
Cathcart st. Ho. Sunnyside cottage, 28 Mount Pleasant st
Kinloeh Jeanie S., fruiterer, 71 Regent st. Ho. 60 do
Kinioch Thomas, clerk, 60 Regent st
KINNAIRD James (of Austin & Kinnaird), 54 Regent st
Kinnaird J. R., tobacconist, 102 Roxburgh st. Ho. 2i
Ingleston st
ILinnaird William, mate, 23 Trafalgar st
Kisnard William, cooper, 21 Ingleston st
KtNNELL David, labourer, 75 Wellington st
Kinaell Mrs James, 62 Roxburgh st
KINNIBURG-H James, rafter, 27 Dempster st
KIRCHHOFF Charles, shipbroker. 35 West BlackhaH st
MIRK John (of J. & R. Kirk), 69 Nicolson st

DIRECTORY.
Kirk J. & R., builders and contractors, 7 Brougham st
Kirk Robert (of J. & R. Kirk), 59 Holmscroft st
Kirk William, boot and shoemaker, 18 Inverkip st
Kirk Mrs John, 62 Kelly st
Kirk Mrs, 13 Mearns st
KIRKBRIDE Christopher, basketmaker, 1 Belville st
KIRKHAM Mrs Agnes, 30 Wellington st
KIRKLAND Thomas, rigger, 14 Lyle st
KIRKPATRICK George, Customhouse boatman, 32 Ann sf
Kirkpatrick John W., of Post Office. Ho. 9 Nelson st, west
Kirkpatrick William, letter carrier, 1 Prospecthill st
KIRKWOOD, Adam, baker, 40 Holmscroft st
Kirkwood Alexander, baker, 78 Roxburgh st.
st, west
Ho. 37 Nelson
Kirkwood E., ladies' and children's
Grey place
furnishing warehouse, 8
Kirkwood James, grocer, 10 Cross-shore st. Ho. 15 Cathcart st
Kirkwood James, mason, 75 Wellington st
Kirkwood Robert, grocer, 1 Smith's lane. Ho. 7 Shaw place
Kirkwood Thomas, mason and builder, 78 Holmscroft street,
Ho. do.
Kirkwood William, mason and builder,
Ho. do.
78 Holmscroft street,
Kirkwood William, labourer, 51 Inverkip st
Kirkwood William, engineer, 29 Rue-end st
Kirkwood Mrs Elizabeth, 56 Kelly st
KISSOCK John, labourer, 10 Belville st
KITCHEN James, cooper, 60 Ann st
Kitchen James, labourer, 60 Ann st
Kitchen Robert, hairdresser, 59 Inverkip st
KLAUSE William, ship carpenter and boatbuilder, 3 Dellingburn
st. Ho. 34 West Blackhall st
KNAGGS George, sailmaker, 30 Wellington st
fish merchant, 30 Dalrymple st
KNEEBONE William H ,
KNOX James, cooper, 5 Captain st
Knox John, porter, 5 Captain st
Knox Robert, carpenter, 17 Cathcart st
Knox Thomas, carpenter, 3 Orchard st
ItADYBURN Saw Mill Co., saw millers and timber merchants,
Port-Glasgow road
LAGUERA Joseph, seaman, 23 Nicolson st
JLiAING Robert, seedsman and fruiterer, 18 Hamilton st. He*.
23 Lyle st

DIRECTORY. 99
liaing Margaret, tobacconist, stationer, and branch Post-office,
17 Rue-end st. Ho. 23 Lyle st
LAIRD Alexander, grocer, 24 Antigua st.
Laird Alexander, contractor, 6 Springkell st
Ho. 21 do.
Laird David, bricklayer, 5 Hope st
Laird Hugh, painter, 37 Hamilton st
Laird Hugh, jun., agent, Clydesdale Bank, 344 Argyle st,
Glasgow. Ho. Hartfell, 97 Finnart st, Greenock
Laird James, farmer, Berry-yards
Laird John, 36 Lynedoch st
Laird John, joiner, 5 Holmscroft st
Laird John, spirit dealer, 45 Shaw st. Ho. 17 Dempster st
Laird John, coppersmith, 23 Ingleston st
Laird Robert, labourer, 36 Holmscroft st
Laird Robert, farmer, Bow, Inverkip road
Laird William, waiter, 11 Watt st
Laird M. & J., Berlin wool repository, 38 Hamilton st.
81 Holmscroft st
Laird Miss, feuar, 50 Inverkip st
Laird Miss, 19 Captain st
Laird Mrs A., grocer, 23 Ingleston st
Laird Mrs James, 64 Wellington st
Laird Mrs John, furnished apartments, 42 Regent st
Ho,
Laird Mrs, 81 Holmscroft st
LAMB Charles, labourer, 45 Lynedoch st
Lamb Thomas, Sons & Co., timber merchants, sawmillers,
&c, Kingston saw mills, Port-Glasgow ; 33 Cathcart st,
Greenock ;
and 295 Shields road, Glasgow
Lamb Thomas, jun. (of Thomas Lamb, Sons & Co.), 67
Finnart st
Lamb William, clerk, 27 Mearns st
Lamb William L. (of Thos. Lamb, Sons & Co.), 67 Finnart st
Lamb William, skinner, 3 East Crawfurd st
Lamb Misses, institution for education of young ladies, 43
Brougham st
LAMBERT Francis, fireman, 5 Sir Michael st
LAMBIE J. M. & R., carpenters and boatbuilders, 3 Ratho st
Lambie J. M. (of J. M. & R. Lambie), 1 East William st
Lambie Robert (of J. M. & R. Lambie), 99 Belville st
Lambie Robert, hairdresser, 14 Cathcart arcade. Ho. 2
Ingleston st
LAMOND James, labourer, 61 Nicolson st
LAMONT Alexander, contractor, 53 Regent st. Ho. 8
Mearns st
Lamont Alexander, shoemaker, 3 Regent st
Lamont Alexander, carpenter, 20 West Stewart st

100 DIRECTORY.
Laniont Andrew, labourer, 20 John st
Lamont Colin, shoemaker, 11 Lyle st
Lamont Colin Daniel, accountant, Union Bank of Scotland,
1 Hamilton st. Ho. 15 Caddlehill st
Lamont Duncan, tinsmith, 45 Crawfurd st
Lamont Duncan, blacksmith, 55 Belville st
Lamont Hugh, mason, 70 Wellington st
Lamont James, blacksmith and boilermaker, 7 St Andrew st.
Ho. 16 Hope st
Lamont John, labourer, 64 Drumfrochar road
Lamont John, carpenter, 21 Ingleston st
Lamont Neil & Son, tailors and clothiers, 19 Hamilton st.
Ho. 6 Kelly st
Lamont William, commission and insurance agent, and superintendent
of sheds and warehouses, 16 Palmerston buildings.
Ho. 16 Robertson st
Lamont Miss, lodgings, 73 Nicolson st
Lamont Mrs Colin, 15 Caddlehill st
Lamont Mrs, 13 Cross-shore st
Lamont Mrs, 23 Nicolson st
LANAGHAN Thomas, carpenter, 22 West Blackhall st
LANCASTER John, bricklayer, 7 Ann st
Lancaster Robert, bricklayer, 23 Ingleston st
Lancaster Mrs, 8 East Shaw st
LANDELS William, joiner, 53 Holmscroft st
LANG Alexander, 36 East Hamilton st
Lang Daniel, at Steele and M'CaskiU's. Ho. 6 Chapel st
Lang James, sculptor, 27 Brougham st. Ho. 81 Roxburgh st
Lang James, jun., feuar, 18 West Burn st. Ho. Grosvenor
terrace, 9 Wellington st
Lang James, moulder, 21 Ingleston st
Lang James, feuar, 59 Regent st
Lang John, flesher, 31 Nicolson st and 59 Inverkip st. Ho.
13 West Stewart st
Lang John (of P. MacCallum & Sons), Eldon villa, Eldon st
Lang John, shipmaster, 7 Kelly st
Lang John, sailmaker, 29 Lynedoch sfc
Lang John, joiner, 29 Lyle st
Lang John, jun., 23 Ardgowan st, west
Lang Malcolm, joiner, 29 Belville st
Lang Matthew, carter, 38 Holmseroft st
Lang Robert, grocer, 71 Nicolson st and 31 Ingleston st. Ho.
4 South st
Lang Robert, steward, 54 Drumfrochar road
LaDg Robert, cabinetmaker, 30 West Burn st. Ho. 70
Eldon st

DIRECTORY. 101
Lang William, bookbinder, 7 Newton st
Lang William, tailor, clothier, and hatter, 27 West burn st.
Ho. 7 Kelly st
Lang William, shoemaker, 21 John st
Lang Miss, 8 Mount Pleasant st
Lang Mrs, 8 Chapel st
Lang Mrs James, 15 Robertson st
Lang Mrs James, feuar, 12 Union st
Lang Mrs, greengrocer, 22 Cartsburn st
Lang Mrs William, lodgings, 7 Hope st
LANGWILL Archibald (of Langwill & Cameron), 15 Forsyth
st
Langwill & Cameron, solicitors and notaries public, Post-
Office buildings
Langwill John, shipmaster, 81 Holmscroft st
LARKIN Bernard, grocer, 3 Charles st
LATHAM David M., agent of the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Ho. Gourock House, Gourock
LAUDER Alexander, saddler, 19 Cathcart st. Ho. 16 Antigua
st
Lauder Diwid, confectioner, 75 Roxburgh st
Lauder James, sailmaker, 66 Wellington st
Lauder Thomas, engineer, 38 Dempster st
Lauder Mrs James, 71 Regent st
LAUGHLIN James, labourer, 11 East Stewart st
LAUGHTON Rev. William, D.D., minister of St Thomas'
Free Church. Manse, 64 Finnart st
LAURENT F. B., French teacher, 2 George square
LAURIE & Fleming, carvers, gilders, and fine art dealers,
1 Bank st
Laurie John, labourer, 63 Nicolson st
Laurie John, carpenter, 5 Ratho st
Laurie John, seaman, 76 Wellington st
Laurie Robert R., 13 Mearns st
Laurie Thomas, baker, 66 Holmscroft st
Laurie William (of Crawford & Laurie), 37 Kelly sb
Laurie Mrs Alexander, 13 Hope st
LAW Archibald, stationer and newsagent, 8 Grey pi. Ho. 9
Patrick st
Law George, carpenter, 15 Shaw st
Law James, carpenter, 7 Cathcart st
Law Mrs James, 13 Nelson st, west
Law Mrs, 31 Dempster st
LAWRENCE David, wine merchant, and agent for Charles
. Blair,
brewer, Edinburgh, 10 East breast. Ho. 2 George
square

102
' DIKECTOllY.
LAWRIE Mrs Robert, 29 Patrick st
LAWSON G-eorge, carpenter, 31 Lyle st
Lawson Matthew (of Post Office), 30 South st
Lawson Mrs, 13 Nelson st, west
Lawson Mrs, 39 Regent st
LEARIE Mrs, grocer, 16 Cartsburn st
LECKIE Peter, coppersmith, 25 Bruce st
Leckie W. F., engineers' ironmonger and commission agent,
1 Arthur st. Ho. 25 Bank st
Leckie Mrs Archibald, 25 Bank st
LEE Robert, deep-sea pilot, 2 Wellington st
Lee Thomas, sanitary labourer, 11 West breast
Lee Mrs, 67 Nicolson st
LEES Mrs Thomas, 32 South st
LEED George, marine surveyor, 37 Kelly st
LEGGATE Robert, gatekeeper, 6 Pottery st
Leggate William, labourer, 52 Wellington st
LEISHMAN Adam, papermaker, Overton
Leishman James, brass-finisher, 14 Regent st
Leishman Joseph, carpenter, 62 Drumfrochar road
LEISK Adam, missionary, 12 Laird st
Leisk Adam, junior, slater, slate, lime and cement merchant,
12 Laird st. Ho. do.
LEITCH Angus, painter, 77 Holmscroft st
Leitch Archibald, quay porter, 7 Hill st
Leitch Arthur O. (of Leitch & Muir), Madeira lodge, 8 Newark
st
Leitch Charles, joiner, 63 Nicolson st
Leitch Daniel, painter, 10 West breast. Ho. Upper Campbell
st
Leitch Dugald, labourer, 34 Arthur st
Leitch James, shoemaker, 10 Springkell st
Leitch James, sailmaker, 69 Roxburgh st
Leitch John, 6 Hope st
Leitch John (of Leitch, Patten & Co.), Fern Bank, 31 Esplanade
Leitch & Muir, ship, commission, fire, life and marine
insurance agents, 2 West quay
Leitch Nicol, coal merchant, 2 Patrick st. Ho. 69 Nicolson
st
Leitch Norman, plumber, 66 Roxburgh st
Leitch Patrick Walker, marine insurance broker, 27 Cathcart
st. Ho. 15 Ardgowan sq
Leitch, Patten & Co., merchants, 4 Mansionhouse lane
Leitch Quintin & Co., hemp and wire rope manufacturers,
Whinhill Ropework. Office, 7 West breast

DIRECTORY. 103
Leitch William, engine-driver, 17 Shaw st
Leitch William Orr (of Quintin Leitch & Co.), Martin ter.,
9 Finnart st
Leitch Miss Catherine, 43 Nicolson st
Leitch Miss, 15 Ardgowan sq
Leitch Miss, 49 Newton st
Leitch Mrs H., 5 West Stewart st
Leitch Mrs John, 51 Inverkip st
"Leitch Mrs John, 74 Wellington st
Leitch Mrs, 68 East Hamilton st
LEITH Robert, grocer, 6 Belville st. Ho. 53 Drumfrochar
road
Leith Samuel, grocer and provision merchant, 21 Rue-end st„
Ho. 30 Lynedoch st
Leith William, labourer, 40 St Lawrence st
LEMON James, joiner, 6 Watt st
Lemon Peter, tobacconist, 1 William st
LENNOX James, reporter, 7 Mount Pleasant st
Lennox James L., tailor, 16 West Blackhall st. Ho. 8L
Holmscroft st
Lennox John & Co., manufacturers of ships' sheathing, roofing
and boiler felts, Caledonian Felt Works, Bogston,
Port-Glasgow road
ILennox John (of John Lennox & Co.), Bogston, Port-Glasgow
road
Lennox Neil, smith, 68 Roxburgh st
LESLIE Angus, 11 Hill st
Leslie David, clerk, 7 Ann st
Leslie James, boilermaker, 82 Belville st
Leslie Bobert & Co., painters and paperhangers, 3 Market st.
Ho. 71 Regent st
Xeslie William, 6 Antigua st
LETHAM, Birrel & Co., insurance brokers, 29 Cathcart st
Letham James, clerk, 85 Wellington st
Letham John, compositor, 7 Mount Pleasant st
Letham William (of Letham, Birrel & Co.), agent for James
Finlay & Co., Glasgow. Ho. 63 Union st
Letham Miss, 18 South st
LETSON James, boilermaker, 34 Crescent st
LEVENSTON S. A., herbalist, 7 Cathcart arcade. Ho. 65
Rue-end st
LEVY Pinkus, picture framemaker, 8 Cross- shore st
LEWIS Charles, deputy superintendent of Mercantile Marine,
16 Wellington st
Xewis George, Customhouse officer, 5 Regent st
JLewis Peter, fireman, 6 West Burn st

104
DIRECTORY.
Lewis Thomas, inspector of streets, 4 Finuart st
Lewis Mrs William, James place, 4 Lyle st
LIDDELL Alexander, flesher, Gateside, Inverkip road
Liddell Archibald, joiner, 15 Brisbane st
Liddell David, joiner, 15 Belville st
Liddell David, carter, 64 Wellington st
Liddell James D., joiner. 10 South st
Liddell William, New Clyde Towing Co., 7 East breast. Ho,
Langbank
Liddell Mrs, pianist, 18 Kelly st
Liddell Mrs John, 6 Old Hillend
LIETKE & Co., shipbrokers, Palmerston buildings
LIGHTBODY John, carpenter, 24 Lynedoch st
LIGHTEN James, stevedore, 1 East breast
LINDSAY James, joiner, 46 East Hamilton st
Lindsay John, blacksmith, 13 West Blackhall st
Lindsay John, seaman, 43 Crawfurd st
Lindsay John, seaman, 71 Regent st
Lindsay Washington, painter, 17 Kelly st
Lindsay William (of William Lindsay & Co.), 77 Union sfe
Lindsay William & Co., shipowners, ship and insuranceagents,
1 Cross-shore st
Lindsay Miss, 1 Madeira st and 20 Esplanade
Lindsay Miss, 9 Ardgowan square
Lindsay Mrs, 1 St Andrew square
Lindsay Mrs Luke, Mount View cottage
Lindsay Mrs William, 12 Watt st
LINN James, tenter, 108 Drumfrochar road
Linn John, engine-driver, 34 Crescent st
Linn Thomas, fireman, 7 Crescent st
LIPTON Thomas J., provision merchant, 15 Cathcart sfe
LISTER Thomas, miller, 33 Lynedoch st
LITTLE James, Greenhill, 75 Finnart st
Little James & Co., steamship owners, Excise buildings
Little Robert (of James Little & Co.), Dalmore, Helensburgh
Little Samuel, labourer, 59 Belville st
Little Mrs James, Abbotsford place, 9 Roxburgh st
Little Miss, 10 Ardgowan square
LIVER John W., brassfinisher, 11 Ann st
Liverpool Traders' Office, 1 Cross- shore st—William Lindsay
& Co., agents
LIVINGSTON Alexander (of Clyde Sugar Refinery Co.>
Ho. Villa de Valparaiso, Finnart rd
Livingston Alexander, blockmaker, 1 Hill st
Livingston Alexander, 8 Hope st
Livingston Archibald, river pilot, 25 West Blackhall st

DIRECTORY. 105 :
Livingston Archibald, captain, 23 Lyle st
Livingston Donald, labourer, 38 Ann st
Livingston Duncan, fireman, 6 West Stewart st
Livingston Duncan, flesher, 23 Rue-end st. Ho. 2 St
Andrew st
Livingston Ewing, gardener, 70 Eldon st
Livingston Edward, shipmaster, 6 Kelly st
Livingston F., fruiterer and confectioner, 25 West BlackhalJ
st. Ho. 51 Holmscroft st
Livingston John, printer, 7 Union st
Livingston John, dyer, 62 Ann st
Livingston Malcolm, labourer, 67 Eegent st
Livingston Miss, 17 Lyle st
Livingston Miss, furrier, 7 Union st
Livingston Mrs John, 51 Holmscroft st
LLOYD Andaluz, of Cadiz— T. O. Hunter & Co., agents
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping, Union
Bank buildings. 2 Church place
LOCHHEAD John, rivetter, 11 Crescent st
Lochhead William, hatter, hosier and umbrella maker, 29
Cathcart st. Ho. 13 Brisbane st
Lochhead Mrs, grocer, 33 Ingles ton st
Lochhead Mrs, 35 Kelly st
LOCHYER Geo. & Sons, animal charcoal merchants—John
Clapperton & Co., agents, 4 East breast
LOCKHART George, beltmaker, 26 Crescent st
LOGAN Alexander, grocer, 8 Manse lane
Logan Francis, gasfitter, 10 Watt st
Logan James, compositor, 65 Roxburgh st
Logan James, warehouseman, 10 Hope st
Logan John, boatman, 28 Crawford st
Logan John, policeman, 3 Mill st
Logan Robert, boilermaker, 19 Regeat st
Logan Thomas, joiner, 24 Belville st
Logan William, seaman, 77 Regent st
Logan William, sawyer, 12 Ann st
Logan Mrs Samuel, 22 Cathcart st
LONDON and Newcastle Tea Co., 33 Hamilton st and 7
Cathcart st. Head office, Newcastle-on-Tyne
London & Belfast Tea Co., 45 Cathcart st
LONDONDERRY Steam Packet Company, Old Steamboat
quay—Robert Allan, agent
LONG George, seaman, 6 Boyd st
LONGWELL Mrs Wm, 15 Nelson st, west
LOUGHRAN William, broker, 3 Lindsay's lane. Ho. 37
Hamilton st

106 DIRECTORY.
LOVE Andrew, smith, farrier, and cartwright, 5 Virginia st.
Ho. 9 Antigua st
Love Andrew, smith, 25 Lynedoch st
Love Daniel, seaman, 20 Lyle st
Love David, shipmaster, 39 Kelly st
Love David, cooper, 78 Belville st
Love John, accountant, Royal Bank of Scotland, 38 Cathcart
st. Ho. above the bank
Love John, compositor, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Love Robert, chronometer maker and optician, 17 West
Blackhill st. Ho. 28 Brisbane st
Love William, grocer, 34 Dairymple st. Ho. 4 Bearhope st
Love William, engineer, 27 Trafalgar st
Love William, clerk, 11 Laurieston st
Love Mrs John, grain merchant, 5 Kilblain st
Love Mrs, 16 Arthur st
Love Mrs, 32 Mount Pleasant st
LOVELL John, of H.M.C., 81 Roxburgh st
Lovell William, cooper, 81 Wellington st
LOW Alexander, miller, 10 Lyle st
Low James, engineer, 15 Sir AJichael st
Low James, joiner, 23 Ingleston st
Low John, smith, 18 Bogle st
Low John & Co., ship store merchants, 2 Open shore
Low John, shipowner, 2 Open shore. Ho. 2 Octavia terrace
Low Thomas, joiner, 32 Nelson st, west
ILow William D., C.E., office of Public Works. Ho. 33 Kelly st
Low William (of John Low & Co), 25 Brisbane st
Low Miss, 3 Kelly st
LOWDEN & GALL, auctioneers and valuators, the Mart ?
5 West Stewart st
LOWEY George, railway guard, 28 Crawfurd st
LUCKHAM James, shipmaster, 21 Trafalgar st
LUCAS C, Inland Revenue officer, 37 West Blackball st
LUGTON Alexander, cooper, 75 Holmscroft st
LUMSDEN David, engineer, 55 Belville st
LUSK John, jjun., (of Robert Lusk & Co.), Rosebank, 25
Forsyth st
Lusk John, feuar, Rosebank, 25 Forsyth st
Lusk Robert & Co., sugar merchants and wholesale grocers,
12 and 14 Charles st
Lusk Mrs, 9 Holmscroft st
LYALL John, flesher, 25 Market st. Ho. 26 Charles st
Lyall Mrs, 18 Kelly st
LYLE Abram & Sons, shipowners, coopers, and warehouse
keepers, 11 Nicolson st

DIRECTORY. 107
Lyle Abram, merchant, Oakley, 51 Eldoti st
Lyle Abram, jun. (of Glebe Sugar Refining Co.), 56 Esplanade
Lyle Alexander, moulder, 23 Lyle st
Lyle Alexander, tailor and clothier, 26 West Blackball st
Lyle Alexander (of John Lyle & Sons), 57 Union st
Lyle Alexander, sugar boiler, 9 Ardgowan st, west
Lyle Alexander P. (of Abram Lyle & Sons), Mars hill, 105
Finnart st
Lyle Archibald, joiner, 81 Roxburgh st
Lyle James (of Glebe Sugar Refining Co.), Ingleholm, 107
Finnart st
Lyle Edward, cooper, 15 Nicolson st
Lyle James, baker, 27 Market st. Ho. 11 Ann st
Lyle James B., wright, ship carpenter, and house builder,
7 Tobago st. Ho. 32 Kelly st
Lyle John & Sons, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchants
and ship store dealers, 6 West Quay lane and 17
Sugarhouse lane
Lyle John, cowfeeder, 2 St Lawrence st
Lyle John, spirit dealer, 8 Smith's lane. Ho. 36 Crescent st
Lyle R. & Co., ship chandlers and ironmongers, painters and
decorators, 3 and 4 West breast
Lyle Robert (of R. Lyle & Co.), 72 Union st
Lyle Robert, jun. (of R. Lyle & Co.), 72 Union st
Lyle Thomas, cowfeeder, Old Hill- end
Lyle William Park (of Abram Lyle & Sons), 21 Octavia ter
Lyle Miss M., 24 West Stewart st
Lyle Mrs John, 57 Union st
Lyle Mrs, 26 East Hamilton st
Lyle Mrs D., 4 Boyd st
Lyle Mrs R. G., 34 Brisbane st
LYON Archibald, baker, 85 Belville st
Lyon Dugald, joiner, 18 St Lawrence st
Lyon David, joiner and builder, 20 St Lawrence st. Ho.
Hill-side cottage, 18 St Lawrence st
Lyon James, boilermaker, 20 Serpentine walk
Lyon John, brassfounder, 10 Baker st
Lyon Malcolm, ship carpenter, joiner, &c, 3 Dellingburn st.
Ho. 67 Rue-end st
Lyon Peter, patternmaker, 18 St Lawrence st
M
MACADAM Mrs Peter, feuar, 41 Nelson st, west
M'ADAM Matthew, boatbuilder, 18 Antigua st
M'ALEER John, deep-sea pilot, 1 Kilblain st

108
DIRECTORY.
M'AFFER Alexander, seaman, 36 Lynedoch st
MACALISTER & Fyfe, ironmongers, shipchandlers, painters,
paint manufacturers, and agents for the sale of yachts, 4
East breast
Macalister Mrs Daniel, 29 Finnart st
Macalister Mrs John, 43 Lynedoch st
MACALLISTER Donald, salesman, 5 Kilblain st
M'ALLISTER Alexander, steward, 10 Murdieston st
M'Allister Alexander, fireman, 1 Kilblain buildings
M'Allister Archibald, carpenter, 19 Ingleston pi
M'Allister Archibald, engineer, 23 Lynedoch st
M'Allister Archibald, chimney sweep, 37 Oathcart st
M'Allister Archibald, collector, 22 Tobago st
M'Allister Daniel, janitor, G-lebe Public School, Crawfurd st
M'Allister Daniel, shipwright, 11 Lynedoch st
M'Allister Daniel, egg merchant, 1 9 Tobago st
M'Allister Donald, carpenter, 5 Dellingburn sq
M'Allister James, prison warder, 4 Watt st
M'Allister John, ironfinisher, 30 West Blackhall st
M'Allister Joseph, caulker, 22 Ann st
M'Allister Malcolm, carpenter, 19 Ingleston pi
M'Allister Neil, carpenter, 3 Kegent st
M'Allister Neil, miller, 1 Mill st
M'Allister Mrs, 5 Regent st
M'Allister Mrs George, lodgings, 8 Wellington st
M'ALPINE Archibald, carter, 13 West Stewart st
M'Alpine Daniel, carting contractor, 26 Duncan st
M'Alpine Duncan, smith, 22 Antigua st
M'Alpine William, labourer, 66 Drumfrochar road
M'ANALLY Henry, boot and shoemaker, 84 Belville st.
Ho. 3 Laurieston st
M'Anally Mrs, boot and shoe warehouse, 21 Hamilton st
M'ANESPY Thomas, labourer, 8 Nile st
M'ANINCH Patrick, cooper, 9 East Quay lane
MACAEA Renton, feuar, 28 Ardgowan st, west
M'ARTHUR Alexander, boilermaker, 65 Belville st
M'Arthur Alexander, labourer, 17 John st
M'Arthur Archibald, blacksmith and ironmonger, 3 Manse
lane and 51 Main st. Ho. 67 Roxburgh st
M'Arthur Charles, baker, 9 Crescent st
M'Arthur Daniel, joiner, 13 Watt st
M'Arthur Daniel, salesman, 69 Main st
M'Arthur Donald, carpenter, 50 Shaw st
M'Arthur Duncan, cutter, 37 West Blackhall st
M'Arthur Hugh, grocer, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Arthur Hugh, gas inspector, 19 South st

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M'Arthur James, plasterer, Q6 "Wellington st
M'Arthur James, engineer, R.N.. 18 South st
M'Arthur John, plumber, 5 Newton st
M'Arthur Peter, carpenter, 6 Mearns st
M'Arthur Peter, carter, 1 Prospecthill st
M'Arthur Robert, of H.M.O., 41 Roxburgh st
M'Arthur Thomas, nautical instrument maker, 73 Regent st
M'Arthur Thomas, stevedore, 38 Crawfurd st
M'Arthur William & Co., commission agents and merchants,
23 Cathcart st
M'Arthur William (of Wm. M'Arthur & Co.), 22 Forsyth st
M'Arthur William, boilermaker, 65 Belville st
M'Arthur William, coachman, 45 Crawf urd st
M'Arthur William, cab and carriage hirer, 10 Patrick st. Ho.
2 Brougham st
M'Arthur Miss, milliner, 50 Inverkip st
M'Arthur Mrs Andrew, 29 Lyle st
M'Arthur Mrs John, 30 Brisbane st
M'Arthur Mrs Thos., greengrocer, 9 Newton st. Ho. 5 do.
M'Arthur Mrs, 32 Arthur st
M'Arthur Mrs, 22 Forsyth st
M'Arthur Mrs, 1 Manse lane
M'Arthur Mrs, 64 Roxburgh st
M'Arthur Mrs, 76 Roxburgh st
MACASKILL Malcolm, tea merchant, 37 Cathcart st. Ho.
17 Nelson st, west
Macaskill Rev. Murdoch, of the Free Gaelic Church. Ho. 7
Ardgowan sq
MACAULAY James & Son, coopers, 38 Nicolson st
Macaulay James (of James Macaulay & Son), 15 Mount
Pleasant st
Macaulay John, insurance agent, 18 Charles st. Ho. 45
Brisbane st
Macaulay Thomas, feuar, Bellevue, 19 Eldon st
Macaulay Mrs William, 45 Brisbane st
M'AULAY Alexander, blacksmith, 80 Roxburgh st
M'Aulay James, plumber, 75 Wellington st
M'Aulay Peter, farmer and cattle dealer, Craigs farm
M'Aulay Thomas, cooper, 4 Kilblain st
M'Aulay William, policeman, 3 Bruce st
M'AUSLAN Robert (of Robert Lusk & Co.), 21 Brisbane st
M'AUSLAND Alexander, grocer, 20 Nicolson st. Ho. 3
Argyle st
M'Ausland Archibald, cooper, 9 Watt st
M'Ausland Archibald, jun., cooper, 62 Kelly st
M'Ausland& Brand, curriers and leather merchants, Ladyburn

110
DIRECTORY.
M'Ausland Hugh, currier, 22 Pottery st
M'Ausland John, ropespinner, 72 Wellington st
M'Ausland John, grocer, 7 Grey place. Ho. do.
M'Ausland William, cooper, 10 Murdieston st
M'Ausland Miss, 33 West Blackhall st
M'BAIN Hugh, seaman, 41 Crawfurd st
M'BAY Thomas, leather merchant, 4 Dalrymple st. Ho. 32
West Stewart st
MACBETH Miss, matron Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society,
35 Dempster st
MACBRAYNE John, shipping clerk, 9 Kelly st
M'BREARTY Duncan, lathsplitter, 21 Mearns st
M'Brearty Robert, insurance agent, 3 Bank st. Ho. 32 do.
M'BRIDE Alexander, joiner, 43 Nicolson st
M'Bride Alexander, engineer, 22 Trafalgar st
M'Bride Charles, shipmaster, 36 West Blackhall st
M'Bride Donald, carpenter, 25 Trafalgar st
M'Bride Donald, seaman, 8 Kilblain st
M'Bride Donald, labourer, 5 Watt st
M'Bride Duncan, carpenter, 5 Kilblain st
M'Bride Henry, labourer, 8 Nile st
M'Bride James, cooper, 42 Roxburgh st
M'Bride John, grocer, 7 Main st. Ho. 12 Lyle st
M'Bride Joseph (of Smith & M'Bride), 12 Ann st
M'Bride Peter, joiner, 9 Holmscroft st
M'Bride Robert, seaman, 41 Nicolson st
M'Bride Thomas, caulker, 16 Crescent st
M'Bride William, tugboat master, 23 East Shaw st
M'Bride Mrs, dressmaker, 22 Bank st
M'Bride Mrs, 52 East Crawfurd st
M'Bride Mrs, 51 Nicolson st
M'Bride Mrs, 31 Trafalgar st
M'CABE Peter, spirit dealer, 14 Shaw st. Ho. 18 Tobago st
M'CAFFER John, seaman, 40 Dalrymple st
M'CAFFERTY James, mason, 28 West Blackhall st
M'Cafferty Peter, cooper, 30 Ann st
M'CAIG James, spirit dealer, 23 Bruce st Ho. do.
M'CAIRN Edward, boilermaker, 13 Regent st
M'CALL Archibald, 10 Wellington st
M'Call Charles, commission agent, 10 Wellington st
M'Call James (of Macalister & Fyfe), 26 Finnart st
M'Call John, carpenter, 20 Serpentine walk
M'Call Neil, baker, 31 Vennel. Ho. 6 Antigua st
M'Call Peter, sailmaker, 17 Bearhope st
M'Call Thomas, civil engineer, &c, Ardvourlie, 66 Esplanade
M'Call William, labourer, 5 Dellingburn square

DIRECTORY. Hfl
MACCALLUM P. & Sons, iron and copper merchants, 14
Cathcart si
MacCallum Daniel (of P. MacCallum & Sons), 40 Brisbane st
M'CALLUM Alexander, engineer, 32 Wellington st
M'Callum Alexander, joiner, 11 Brachelston st
M'Callum Archibald, writer and procurator-fiscal, Post Office
buildings. Ho. 12 Union st
M'Callum Archibald, blacksmith, 22 Arthur st
M'Callum Donald, 15 Hope st
M'Callum Donald, carpenter, 19 Ingleston place
M'Callum Donald, spirit merchant, 22 West Blackhall st and
4 Dellingburn square. Ho. 16 South st
M'Callum Dugald, 1 Hill st
M'Callum Duncan, ropemaker, 13 West Stewart st
M'Callum Duncan, Glenburn, 6 Newark st
M'Callum Duncan, policeman, 78 Dempster st
M'Callum Duncan, hammerman, 21 John st
M'Callum Duncan, 22 Lyle st
M'Callum Edward, grocer and feuar, 36 Shaw st. Ho. &
Cross-shore st
M'Callum James, cooper, 11 Watt st
M'Callum James, broker, 1 Rue-end st
M'Callum John, waiter, 24 Trafalgar st
M'Callum John, timekeeper, 11 Lyle st
M'Callum John, engineer, 10 Regent st
M'Callum John, carpenter, 5 Cross-shore st
M'Callum John, carpenter, 75 Regent st
M'Callum John, joiner, 19 Ingleston st
M'Callum John, smith, 13 Crescent st
M'Callum Malcolm, carpenter, 9 Nicolson st
M'Callum Malcolm, engineer, 8 Antigua st
M'Callum Neil, boilermaker, 15 Antigua st
M'Callum Peter, curator and librarian, Mechanics' Institution.,-
1 1 Tobago st
M'Callum Peter, joiner, 2 Antigua st
M'Callum Robert, joiner, 66 Roxburgh st
M'Callum William, sailmaker. 15 Mount Pleasant st
M'Callum Misses, dressmakers and straw hatters, 11 Nelson
st, west
M'Callum Miss Mary, boys' dressmaker, 30 Ann st
M'Callum Misses, 52 Eldon st
M'Callum Mrs, 40 Brisbane st
M'Callum Mrs, 30 Ann st
M'Callum Mrs M., greengrocer, 28 Inverkip st
M'CAMMOND David & Co., hay, straw, grain and cheese
merchants, 28 Sugarhouse lane

"3.12 DIRECTORY.
M'CAMMOND David, sen. (of D. M'Cammond & Co.), 4
Robertson st
M'Cammond David, jun. (of D. M'Cammond & Co.), 4
Robertson st
M'CANDLISH Mrs, dairy, 24 Cartsburn st
M'CARTNEY John, joiner, Gl Main st
M'Cartney John, labourer, 4 John st-
M'Cartney & Thomson, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 26
West Blackhall st
M'Cartney William, coachman, 71 Roxburgh st
M'Cartney William, carpenter, 8 Antigua st
M'Cartney William, brassfinisher, 16 Sir Michael st
M'CASKILL John, seaman, 8 Hay st
M'Caskill John, labourer, 5 Watt st
M'Caskill Kenneth (of Steel & M'Caskill), Laurel villa, 11
Johnstone st
M'CASKIE Henry, coachman, 53 Kelly st
M'CAUG-HEY Robert, sugar sampler and insurance agent,
1 West quay. Ho. 34 Ann st
M'CAUL John, grocer, 19 Ann st. Ho. 49 Trafalgar st
M'CAW Mrs, dressmaker, 68 Inverkip st
M'CHRISTIE George B., funeral undertaker, 7 Brachelston st
M CLELLAND Thomas, architect, surveyor and clerk of
works, 25 Bank st
M'CLEMENT James, grocer, 105 Belville st
M' Clement William, engine driver, 53 Holmscroft st
M'CLEMONT Miss, spirit dealer, 48 East Hamilton st
M'CLOY Joseph, wool sorter, 2 Wemyss Bay st
M'CLUMPY Robert, railway porter, 19 Lyle st
M'Clumpy William, railway guard, 56 Wellington st
M'CLURE David, mason, 112 Dempster st
M'Clure James L., produce broker and commission agent,
63 St Vincent st, Glasgow, and Exchange buildings,
Greenock. Ho. 82 Union st
M'Clure William (of W. & W. M'Clure), Mayfield, 6Q Union st
M'Clure William, jun., M.A. (of W. & W. M'Clure), May-
field, 66 Union st
M'Clure William, labourer, 13 Ingleston st
M'Clure W. & W., notaries- public, writers and insurance
agents, 11 William st
M'COLL Allan, contractor, 73 Ann st
M'Coll Daniel, clerk, 11 Mill st
M'Coll David, cooper, 38 Holmscroft st
M'Coll Donald, blacksmith, 15 Main st
M'Coll Donald, coachman, 14 B tker st.
H'Coll I. & J., grocers, 49 Holm roft st. Ho. 47 do.

DIRECTORY. 113
M'Coll James (of J. & W. M'Coll), 2 1 Wellington st
M'Coll John, blacksmith, 12 Lynedoch st
M'Coll John, contractor, 53 Drumfrochar road
M'Coll John, coach proprietor, 24 Duncan st
M'Coll J. & W-, carting contractors, 37 Trafalgar st
M'Coll Neil, gardener, 81 Roxburgh st
M'Coll Patrick, joiner, 36 Arthur st
M'Coll William (of J. & W. M'Coll), 20 Wellington st
M'Coll Miss, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Coll Miss M., 9 Argyle st
M'Coll Mrs, 6 Sinclair st
M'CONACHIE Alexander, carpenter, 13 Antigua st
M'CONNELL Donald, boilermaker, 6 Carnock st
M'Connell Hugh, flesher, 17 East Shaw st. Ho. 15 Crossshore
st
M'Connell John, carter, 52 Inverkip st
M'Connell Malcolm, labourer, 3 Bruce st
M'CONOLQGUE Thomas, butter and egg merchant, 39
Nicolson st
M'COEMICK Alexander, clerk, 114 Dempster st
M'Cormick Andrew, boilermaker, 6 Hope st
M'Cormick Donald, steamboat agent, Customhouse quay. Ho,
16 Mearns st
M'Cormick Donald, shoemaker, 6 Hill st
M'Cormick Donald (of D. M'Cormick & Co.), 36 West
Stewart st
M'Cormick Hugh, salesman, 13 Springkell st
M'Cormick James, mason, 48 Inverkip st
M'Cormick John, baker, Palmerston buildings and 9 Brisbane
st. Ho. 23 Kelly st
M'Cormick John, wine and spirit merchant, 2 Harvie lane,
Ho. 31 Brougham st
M'Cormick John, fireman, 43 Ann st
M'Cormick John, cooper, 47 Crawfurd st
M'Cormick John, grocer, 19 Ingleston st
M'Cormick D. & Co., gasfitters, tin and coppersmiths, and
sheet-iron workers, 9 Stanners st
M'Cormick Neil, baker, 22 Ann st. Ho. 12 do.
M'Cormick William, tobacconist, 5 Lennox buildings
M'Cormick William, labourer, 106 Drumfrochar road
M'Cormick Mrs E., tobacconist, 5 William st. Ho. 66 Wellington
st
M'CORQUODALE Allan, carpenter, 5 Kelly st
M'Corquodale Archibald, cooper, 10 Belville st
M'Corquodale Duncan, brassfounder, 14 Hope st
M'Corquodale Hugh, labourer, 3 Regent st
* H

114
DIRECTORY.
M'Corquodale John, storekeeper, 9 Hope st
M'Corquodale Lachlan, plasterer, 49 Nicolson st
M'Corquodale Neil, seaman, 5 Arthur st
M'Corquodale Mrs, furnishings, 36 East Hamilton st
M'Corquodale Mrs, 15 Mount Pleasant st
M'COSHIM Donald, glazier, 93 Belville st
M'COWAN & Biggart, analytical and consulting
and public analysts, 29 Cathcart st
chemists
M'Cowan James, spinner, 4 Prospecthill st
M'Cowan John, engineer, 9 Prospecthill st
M'Cowan Robert, engineer, 76 Ann st
M'Cowan William, mason, 6 Trafalgar st
M'COWAT James, engineer, 14 Hope st
M'Cowat Thomas, baker, 89 Roxburgh st
M'CRACKEN John, lighterman, 4 East Quay lane
M'Cracken Samuel, labourer, 64 Wellington st
M'Cracken Thomas, carver, 17 Mount Pleasant st
M'CRACKETT Peter, teacher, 13 John st. Ho. Eddlewood
place
M'CRADIE John, seaman, 1 Kilblain st
M'Cradie Thomas, seaman, 49 Nicolson st
M'CRAE Daniel, candlemaker and general merchant, 15
Charles st and 44 Dalrymple st. Ho. Rosebank, 14
Nelson st, west
M'Crae David, engine-driver, 24 Belville st
M'Crae Donald, fireman, 7 West Breast
M'Crae George, engineer, 66 Holmscrof t st
M'Crae James, carpenter, 7 Hill st
M'Crae James, gatekeeper, 5 Hill st
M'Crae John, tug-boat pilot, 18 Nicolson st
M'Crae John, engine-driver, 67 Belville st
M'Crae Joseph, family grocer and provision merchant, 44
Lynedoch st. Ho. 24 Belville st
M'Crae William, Greenock and Port-Glasgow carrier, 1
blain buildings
M'CREADIE Alexander, baker, 5 Carnock st
Kil-
M'Creadie James, plasterer, Jamaica lane. Ho. 3 Mount
Pleasant st
M'Creadie James, railway porter, 93 Roxburgh st
M ;
Creadie John, iron-dresser, 9 Belville st
M'CRINDLE James, grocer and provision merchant, 43
Hamilton st. Ho. 35 Nelson st, west
M'Crindle William, of H.M.C., 39 Ann st
M'CUAIG Daniel, baker, 6Q Holmscroft st
M'Cuaig Magnus, ironmonger and edge tool maker, 100 Roxburgh
st. Ho. 28 South st

DIRECTORY. Hg
M'Cuaig Duncan, gardener, 56 Wellington st
M'Cuaig Peter, engineer, 13 Belville st
M'Cuaig Samuel (of Smith & M'Cuaig), 27 Patrick st
M'Cuaig Mrs, 28 West Burn st
M'CUE James, plasterer, 78 Wellington st
MACULLOCH Alexander, cattle dealer, 22 West Stewart st.
Ho. 25 Bank st
MaeCulloch Colin, writer, town-clerk, and clerk to Board of
Police and Water Trust, Post-Office buildings. Ho. I
Octavia terrace
M'CULLOCH Archibald, flesher, 14 Arthur st. Ho. 30 do.
M'Culloch David, cooper, 43 Ann st
M'Culloch James, engine-driver. 8 Watt st
M'Culloch Bev. James Melville, D.D., minister of Wesfc
Parish, 20 Patrick st
M'Culloch John, engine-driver, 51 Belville st
M'Culloch John, joiner, 33 West Blackhall st
M'Culloch John, M.D., 29 Patrick st
M'Culloch John, gardener, 15 Margaret st
M'Culloch John, watchman, 13 Mill st
M'Culloch Joseph, patternmaker, 10 Lyle st
M'Culloch Mrs, lodgings, 14 Terrace road
M'Gulloch Mrs, lodgings, 31 Lyle st
M'Culloch Mrs, huckster, 59 Main st
M'Culloch Mrs, 53 Kelly st
M'Culloch Mrs C, greengrocer, 32 Dalrymple st
M'Culloch Mrs, mangier, 11 East Shaw st
MACCUNN Andrew (of James MacCunn & Co.), Hillcresfc,
Rothesay
MacCunn James & Co., shipowners, Excise buildings
MacCunn James (of James MacCunn & Co), Thornhill,
Ardgowan st, west
M'CUNN James, registrar of births, &c, for East Parish, and
stationer and newsagent, 33 Rue- end st. Ho. 4 Shaw pi
M'CUTCHEON Robert, mason, 54 Drumfrochar road
M'Cutcheon Hugh, feuar, 77 Holmscroft st
M'BADE James, carpenter, 3 John st
M-'Dade Mrs, spirit dealer, 62 Yennel. Ho. 7 Holmscroft st
3FDERMID Neil, labourer, 3 Virginia st
M'Dermid John, skinner, 6 Old Hillend
M'BERMOTT Hugh, grocer, 6 Vennel and 6 Stanners si
Ho. 6 Stanners st
MacDermott Mrs E. W., hotel keeper, Tontine Hotel, 34
Cathcart st
M'BIARMID Finlay & Co., City of Glasgow Bottling Storey
3 Brougham st

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DIRECTORY.
MACDONALD Angus, detective officer, 6 Mount Pleasant sfr
Macdonald Archibald K., teacher, 29 Dempster st
Macdonald Allan, restaurant, 3 Grey pi. Ho. 10 Watt st
Macdonald A. P., West-end Baths, 5 Campbell st
Macdonald Donald (of Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co.), 11
Ardgowan sq
Macdonald George (of J. C. Smith, Macdonald & Crawford)^
Erlsmere, 101 Finnart st
Macdonald Hugh, clerk, 5 Dempster st
Macdonald Hugh, tobacconist, 18 Cartsburn st. Ho. do.
Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co., sugar brokers, Commercial
Bank Buildings, Greenock, and 3 Commercial Sale
Rooms, Mincing lane, London, E.C.
Macdonald James, mercantile clerk, 25 Bank st
Macdonald James, writer and notary public, 33 Cathcart st.
Ho. 67 Finnart st
Macdonald John, spirit merchant, 12 East India breast. Ho.^
59 Rue-end st
Macdonald John, ship carpenter and boatbuilder, 11 Virginia
st. Ho. 24 Kelly st
Macdonald John, brassfinisher, 3 Belville st
Macdonald John & Son, billposters, 23 Cathcart st
Macdonald Roderick (of Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co.), 51
Forsyth st
Macdonald D., clerk, 2 Lyle st
Macdonald Mrs Daniel, 22 Robertson st
M'DONALD Alexander, carpenter, 18 Hope st
M'Donald Alexander, spirit dealer, 69 Main st. Ho. 2&
Regent st
M'Donald Alexander, labourer, 7 Ann st
M'Donald Alexander, brassfinisher, 3 Belville st
M'Donald Alexander, labourer, 68 Holmscroft st
M'Donald Alexander, blockmaker, 11 West breast. Ho. 3X
Crawfurd st
M'Donald Alexander, collector, 14 Crescent st
M'Donald Alexander, gas inspector, 68 Wellington st
M'Donald Alexander, carpenter, 3 West Stewart st
M'Donald Alexander, boilermaker, 92 Belville st
M'Donald Andrew, hatter, 35 West Burn st. Ho. 35 Kelly st>
M'Donald Angus, labourer, 3 West Stewart st
M'Donald Angus, sugar porter, 2 Robertson st
M'Donald Angus, carpenter, 18 Serpentine walk
M'Donald Archibald, boatman, 36 Lynedoch st
M'Donald Archibald, labourer, 7 Bruce st
M'Donald Archibald, cooper, 54 Drumfrochar road
McDonald Charles, boilermaker, 40 St Lawrence at

DIRECTORY. lit
TM'Donald CharleB, blacksmith, 3 West Stewart st
M'Donald Charles, policeman, 3 Argyle st
M'Donald Charles, boarding-house keeper, 5 Hamilton st
M'Donald Daniel, timekeeper, 52 St Lawrence st
M'Donald Daniel, 3 Brougham st
M'Donald Daniel, rigger, 22 Antigua st
M'Donald Donald, cook, 25 Trafalgar st
M'Donald Donald, gardener, Stoneleigh, Newark st
M'Donald Donald, carpenter, 4 Watt st
M'Donald Donald, labourer, 6 West Stewart st
M'Donald Donald, joiner, 45 Holmscrof t st
M'Donald Donald, joiner, 65 Nicolson st
M'Donald Donald, plumber, 30 Market st
M'Donald Duncan, boatbuilder, 82 Belville st
M'Donald Duncan, engine-keeper, 18 St Lawrence st
M'Donald Finlay, cooper, 25 Bruce st
M'Donald Frank, manager, British Workman Public-U
Co., 9 Brisbane st
M'Donald Hugh, engineer, 11 Hill st
M'Donald Hugh, carpenter, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Donald James, seaman, 5 Bearhope st
M'Donald James, sailmaker, 12 Cathcart st
M'Donald James, detective officer, 23 Dempster st
M'Donald James, carpenter, 9 Belville st
M'Donald John, porter, 25 West Burn st
M'Donald John, prison warder, 27 Nelson st, west
M'Donald John, shipmaster, 5 Belville st
M'Donald John, engineer, 89 Belville st
M'Donald John, carpenter, 30 Wellington st
M'Donald John, labourer, 12 Bruce st
M'Donald John, labourer, 15 Regent st
M'Donald John, carter, 45 Holmscroft st
M'Donald John, greengrocer, 10 Duncan st
M'Donald John (of New Clyde Towing Co ), 10 Wellington st
M'Donald Kenneth, carpenter, 9 Cathcart st
M'Donald Kenneth, ironfinisher, 15 Sir Michael st
M'Donald Lewis, warehouseman, 1 Kilblain buildings
M'Donald Neil, tailor and clothier, 31 Cathcart st. Ho. 25
Bank st
M'Donald Neil, labourer, 42 Roxburgh st
M'Donald Robert, carter, 14 Holmscroft st
M'Donald Ronald, salesman, 4 Inverkip st
M'Donald Thomas, carpenter, 12 Lynedoch st
M'Donald William, grocer, 66 Drumfrochar road
M'Donald William, boatman, 3 West Stewart st
M'Donald William, engineer, 10 Baker st

IJg
DIRECTORY.
McDonald William, stationmaster, Lyuedoch
Ho. 51 Lynedoch st
M'Donald Miss, 26 Trafalgar st
M'Donald Miss C., greengrocer, 32 Charles st
M'Donald Miss, milliner, 67 Roxburgh st
M'Donald Mrs J., 7 East Crawford st
M'Donald Mrs, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Donald Mrs, 13 Watt st
M'Donald Mrs, 61 Nicolson st
Street Station,
M'Donald Mrs, 12 St Lawrence st
M'DONNELL Hugh, commission agent, 27 Patrick st
M'Donnell James, gateman, 34 Mount Pleasant st
MACDOUGALL Dugald (of Wm. Lindsay & Co.), Upper
Campbell st
Macdougall A. James, solicitor, Mansion-house. Ho. Rosemount,
25 Bentinck st
Macdougall John, writer, Mansion-house. Ho. Rosemonnty
25 Bentinck st
Macdougall John Innes, solicitor, Mansion-house. Ho. Rosemount,
25 Bentinck st
Rosemount cottage, 5 Lyle st
Macdougall John, M.D ,
Macdougall Mrs Archibald, 73 Nicolson st
M'DOUGALL Alexander, seaman, 12 Laird st
M'Dougall Allan, dairy, 15 Arthur st
M'Dougall Colin, flesher, 17 Mount Pleasant st
M'Dougall Dugald, carpenter, 77 Regent st ^
M'Dougall Donald, joiner, 81 Dempster st
M'Dougall Donald, jun., 25 Mount Pleasant st
M'Dougall Dugald, policeman, 7 Mount Pleasant st
M'Dougall Dugald, joiner, 73 Holmscroft st
M'Dougall Duncan, baker, 5 Hamilton st and 31 Cathcart st„
Ho. 27 Mearns st
M'Dougall Duncan, shoemaker, 34 Ann st
M'Dougall Duncan, pilot, 16 Antigua st
M'Dougall Duncan, flesher, 54 St Lawrence st. Ho. 48 do,
M'Dougall Duncan, salesman, 42 Eldon st
M'Dougall Duncan, weigher, 8 Bruce st
M'Dougall George R. (of Robertson & M'Dougall) Spring-
(
bank, 22 Fox st
M'Dougall Hugh, timekeeper, 19 Dempster st
M'Dougall Hugh, boilermaker, 28 East Hamilton st
M'Dougall James, blacksmith, 16 Hope st
M'Dougall James, seaman, 14 Terrace road
M'Dougall James, engineer, 3 Ingleston st
M'Dougall John, boilermaker, 1 1 East Crawford st
M'Dougall John, clerk, 83 Dempster st
.

DIRECTOKY. 119
M'Dougall John, patternmaker, 47 Mearns st
M'Dougall John, engineer, 36 Lynedoch st
M'Dougall John, policeman, 21 Mearns st
M'Dougall John, dairy, 1 Drumfrochar road
M'Dougall John, joiner, 23 Roxburgh st
M'Dougall John, vanman, 64 Wellington st
M'Dougall John, slater and chimney sweeper, 22 Tobago st
M'Dougall John, porter, 8 Mearns st
M'Dougall Lachlan, gardener, 61 Ann st
M'Dougall Neil, labourer, 44 Arthur st
M'Dougall Neil, shipmaster, 24 Wellington st
M'Dougall Peter, renovater, 56 Holmscroft st. Ho. 76 Wei
ting ton st
M'Dougall William, painter, 22 Arthur st
M'Dougall William, smith, 1 Duncan st
M'Dougall Mrs, 24 Trafalgar st
M'Dougall Mrs, 26 Trafalgar st
M'Dougall Mrs, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Dougall Mrs, 1 St Andrew st
M'Dougall Mrs, greengrocer, 52 Holmscroft st
M'Dougall Mrs Janet, 41 Nelson st, west
M'DOWALL Alexander, teacher, 5 Dempster st
M'Dowall Francis, labourer, 36 Holmscroft st
M'Dowall James, labourer, 13 Crescent st
M'Dowall William, sugar sampler, 20 Bruce st
M'Dowall William, labourer, 30 West Blackhall st
M'Dowall William, cooper, 10 Terrace road
MACEACHRAN Dugald (of MacEaohran, Adam & Co.),
9 Forsyth st
MacEachran, Adam & Co., sugar refiners, 9 Sugarhouse lane
MacEachran Donald (of MacEachran, Fulton & Kerr), 9 Forsyth
st
MacEachran, Fulton & Kerr, merchants, shipbrokers, and
commission agents, 4 East breast, and 2 Oswald st,
MacEachran Duncan, labourer, 14 Terrace rd
MacEachran Gilbert, spirit dealer, 11 Arthur st. Ho. 42
St Lawrence st
MacEachran John, blacksmith, 22 Arthur st
MacEachran Miss, dressmaker, 27 Lynedoch st
M'ELENY John, tailor, clothier, and outfitter, 7 William sfc.
Ho. 6 do.
M'ELHONE James, tea dealer, 46 Cathcart st
M'ELWEE James, shoemaker, 1 Inverkip st
M'EWAN Alexander, blacksmith, 8 Watt st
M'Ewan Archibald, rigger, 32 West Blackhall st

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DIRECTORY.
Ho. 32 do.
M'Ewan David, painter, 12 Arthur st.
M'Ewan Donald, rivetter, 31 Charles st
M'Ewan James, ship surveyor, 3 Armadale pi, Bank st
M'Ewan James, carpenter, 5 Arthur st
M'Ewan John, spirit dealer, 27 Yennel. Ho. 8 Bruce st
M'Ewan Matthew, labourer, 66 Holmscroft st
M'Ewan Mrs, 42 St Lawrence st
M'EWING David, painter, 14 Arthur st
M'Ewing Dugald, brassfounder and gasfitter, 2 St Andrew
sq. Ho. 15 Hope st
M'FADYEN Archibald, joiner and glazier, 7 West Blackhall
st
M'Fadyen Archibald, rivetter, 83 Belville st
M'Fadyen Donald, labourer, 12 Arthur st
M'Fadyen Duncan, labourer, 8 Bruce st
M'Fadyen James, engine-driver, 15 Brougham st
M'Fadyen John, engine-driver, 10 West breast
M'Fadyen John, feuar, 82 Roxburgh st
M'Fadyen John, vanman, 13 Crawfurd st
M'Fadyen Lachlan, carpenter, 5 East Quay lane
M'Fadyen Mrs, feuar, 33 Finnart st
M'Fadyen Mrs, 10 Nicolson st
M'Fadyen, Mrs, 17 Cathcart st
MACFADZEAN Robert W. (of Inland Revenue), 17 Robertson
st
M'FARLAN Alexander (of Alexander M'Farlan & Co.), 36
Brisbane st
M'Farlan Alexander & Co., general merchants, 27 Palmerston
buildings
M'Farlan Robert, clerk, 4 Lyle st
M'Farlan Thomas M., 4 Brougham st
MACFARLANE Arthur A., veterinary surgeon, 4 Laird st
and 5 George square. Ho. Battery House, 121 Eldon st
Macfarlane Arthur A., coach proprietor and mail contractor,
5 George square
Macfarlane Donald, 5 George square
Macfarlane Dugald, teacher, Glebe Public School, 20 Wellington
st
Macfarlane John A. & Co., grocers and wine merchants, 10
West Blackhall st
Macfarlane John, clerk, 5 Antigua st
Macfarlane John (of Barr & Macfarlane), 20 Wellington st
Macfarlane Robert, bank porter, 4 Mansionhouse lane
Macfarlane Mrs John A., 53 Newton st
Macfarlane Mrs, 75 Regent st
M'FARLANE Alexander, painter, 45 Trafalgar st

DIRECTORY. 121
MTarlane Alexander, blacksmith, 35 West Stewart st
M'Farlane Alexander, clerk, 12 Lynedoch st
M'Farlane Alexander, cotton spinner, 27 Patrick st
M'Farlane Alexander, labourer, 22 West Stewart st
M'Farlane Alexander, labourer, 8 Nile st
M'Farlane Alexander, plasterer, 11 Duncan st
M'Farlane Andrew, sugar porter, 58 Kelly st
M'Farlane Archibald, "watchman, 10 Watt st
M'Farlane Archd., spirit merchant, 32 Arthur st. Ho. 30 do.
M'Farlane Archibald, fruiterer, 19 West Blackhall st. Ho„
1 Argyle st
M'Farlane Arthur, blacksmith and cartwright, 52 Inverkip st
Ho. 36 Mount Pleasant st
M'Farlane Colin, carpenter, 21 Belville st
M'Farlane Daniel, joiner, 53 Regent st
M'Farlane David, storekeeper, 7 Newton st
M'Farlane Donald, assistant harbour master, 26 West Blackhall
st
M'Farlane Donald, carpenter, 95 Belville st
M'Farlane, Dugald, feuar, 11 Duncan st
M'Farlane, Dugald, timber measurer, 12 Lynedoch st
M'Farlane Duncan, gardener, 56 Kelly st
M'Farlane Duncan, carpenter, 53 Holmscrof t st
M'Farlane Duncan, engineer, 66 Ann st
M'Farlane George, sawyer, 28 East Hamilton st
M'Farlane Hugh, carpenter, 4 Ann st
M'Farlane Hugh, plumber, 2 Bruce st
M'Farlane James, chainmaker, 10 Carnock st
M'Farlane James, blacksmith, 6 West Stewart st
M'Farlane James, carpenter, 8 Springkell st
M'Farlane John, storeman, 13 Antigua st
M'Farlane John, clerk, 33 Roxburgh st
M'Farlane John, cooper, 41 Holmscroft st
M'Farlane John, weigher, 6 Virginia st
M'Farlane John, flesher, 20 Wellington st
M'Farlane John, joiner, 57 Inverkip st
M'Farlane John, labourer, 7 Laurieston st
M'Farlane John, carpenter, Mansionhouse
M'Farlane John, carpenter, 42 Holmscroft st
M'Farlane Johnstone, gardener, 33 Nicolson st
M'Farlane Lachlan, painter, 4 Ann st
M'Farlane Malcolm, drapery and remnant warehouse, 10 Ana
st. Ho. 54 Ann st
M'Farlane Neil, painter, 2 Murdieston st
M'Farlane Robert, policeman, 41 Holmscroft st
M'Farlane Robert, cooper, 8 Nile st

122 DIRECTORY.
M'Farlane Robert, engineer, 22 St Lawrence st
M'Farlane Robert, carpenter, 24 St Lawrence st
M'Farlane Thomas, cartwright, 2 Murdieston st
M'Farlane Thomas, rigger, 8 Kilblain st
M'Farlane William, cooper, 19 Bearhope st
M'Farlane William, seaman, 19 Nicolson st
M'Farlane William, labourer, 35 West Shaw st
M'Farlane Miss, milliner, Mansionhouse
M'Farlane Miss, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Farlane Miss, 12 Ardgowan st, west
M'Farlane Miss, dressmaker, 3 Argyle st
M'Farlane Miss, milliner, 1 West Stewart st
M'Farlane Miss Margaret, 7 Ardgowan st, west
M'Farlane Mrs, 10 East Blackhall st
M'Farlane Mrs, 8 Murdieston st
M'Farlane Mrs, Sycamore Lodge, Finnart road
M'Farlane Mrs, 23 Brougham st
M'Farlane Mrs, 5 Hill st
M'Farlane Mrs, 20 Bearhope st
M'Farlane Mrs, 73 Ann st
M'Farlane Mrs, 50 St Lawrence st
M'Farlane Mrs, 8 Ardgowan st, west
M'Farlane Mrs, grocer, 9 Newton st
M'Farlane, Mrs Robert, 21 Union st
MACFEE James, carpenter, 32 Arthur st
Macfee N., carver, gilder and photographer, 23 Cathcart st
MACFIE John, grocer and tea dealer, 14 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 5 Orangefield place
Macfic John, joiner, 10 Laird st. Ho. 45 Lynedoch st
Macfie William, H.M.C., 66 Roxburgh st
M'FIE Archibald, fireman, 47 Crawfurd st
M'Fie Archibald, grocer, 7 Newton st. Ho. do.
M'Fie Daniel, mason, 12 Watt st
M'Fie Donald, labourer, 25 Dempster st
M'Fie Duncan, shipwright, 8 Springkell st
M'Fie James, engineer, 3 Regent st
M'Fie James, joiner, 16 Kelly st
M'Fie James, coppersmith, 27 Belville st
M'Fie James, joiner, 81 Wellington st
M'Fie John, cork manufacturer, 54 Shaw st. Ho. 1 William
st
M'Fie Malcolm, carter, 19 Antigua st
M'Fie Neil, labourer, 7 Laurieston st
M'Fie Robert, seaman, 51 Rue-eud st
M'Fie Thomas, joiner, 16 Cathcart st
M'Fie Miss, 22 West Blackhall st

DIRECTORY. 123
M'Fie Miss, 22 Brisbane st
M'GAIN John, baker and purveyor, 26 Charles st
M'GALLAN William, tailor, 3 Argyle st
M'GARRIT Y Chas., shoemaker, 9 Newton st. Ho. 24 Ann st
M'Garrity James, shoemaker, 39 Nicolson st
M'GAVIN James, coal, lime and brick merchant, 27 West
Burn st. Ho. 7 Finnart st
M'GAW Mrs, 12 Bruce st
M'GEACHIN Hugh, janitor St Andrew Square Public
School, 8 Springkell st
M'Geachin James, mason, 24 South st
M'Geachin William, joiner, 66 Ann st
M'GEORGE James, boot and shoemaker, 58 Rue-end st
Ho. 41 Lynedoch st
M'GHEE Daniel, rafter, 9 Cross-shore st
M'Ghee Henry, cooper, 13 East Quay lane
M'Ghee John, carpenter, 65 Rue-end st
M'Ghee John, submarine diver, 7 West breast
M'Ghee Peter, submarine diver, 55 Shaw st
M'GIBBON Charles, brassfinisher, 52 St Lawrence st
M'Gibbon David, coal agent, 3 Chapel st. Ho. 14 Hope st
M'Gibbon Francis, eating-house, 9 East Quay lane
M'Gibbon James, carver, 12 St Lawrence st
M'Gibbon John, blacksmith, 26 West Blackball st
M'GILL Archibald, carpenter, 1 Duncan st
M'Gill James, engineer, 30 Lynedoch st
M'Gill John, fireman, 66 Drumfrochar road
M'Gill John, engineer, 4 Prospecthill st
M'Gill Robert, joiner, 3 Market st. Ho. 17 Prospecthill st
M'Gill Robert, carter, 13 Mount Pleasant st
M'Gill Robert, joiner, 1 West Stewart st
M'Gill William, labourer, 17 John st
M'Gill Miss, grocer, 34 Ann st. Ho. do.
M'Gill Mrs John M., 20 Union st
M'GILLIVRAY Alexander, feuar, 26 Brisbane st
M'Gillivray Duncan, insurance agent, 1 Watt place. Ho.
Craigden, 88 Finnart st
M'GILP Neil, joiner, 19 Ingleston pi
M'GILVRAY Charles, carter, 14 Serpentine walk
M'Gilvray Charles, boilermaker, 12 Serpentine walk
M'Gilvray John, labourer, 47 Nicolson st
M'Gilvray Malcolm, boilermaker, 51 Belville st
M'Gilvray Malcolm, brakesman, 19 Ingleston st
M'Gilvray Mrs, grocer, 25 Regent st
M'GINLAY Michael, labourer, 20 Tobago st
M'Ginlay, Patrick, labourer, 24 Trafalgar st

124 DIRECTORY.
M'GINNELL John, labourer, 32 Crescent st
M'GIRR John, shipmaster, 31 Lyle st
M'GLASHAN Archibald, carter, 71 Roxburgh st
M'Glashan Ebenezer, boilermaker, 1 1 East Blackhall st
M'Glashan George, joiner, 52 East Hamilton st
M'Glashan John, saddler, 24 Trafalgar st
M'GLINSHEY Daniel, boatman, 22 Crawford st
M'Glinshey James, boardiug-house keeper, 4 Dalrymple st
M'Glinshey Patrick, labourer, 11 Hill st
M'GLONE Patrick, huckster, 55 Vermel
M'Glone Mrs, 8 Holmscroft st
M'GONAGLE Patrick, shoemaker, 65 Nicolson st
M'GOURLAY John, sugar boiler, 17 Baker st
M'GOVERN Mrs, poulterer, 41 Hamilton st
M'GOWAN Alexander, broker, 46 Shaw st. Ho. 7 William st
M'Gowan Benjamin, labourer, 21 Bruce st
M'Gowan Ebenezer, of H.M. Customs, 63 Ann st
M'Gowan John, rigger, 21 Bearhope st
M'Gowan Peter, labourer, 11 East Crawford st
M'Gowan Thomas, labourer, 4 Sinclair st
M'Gowan William, cooper, 7 Laurieston st
M'Gowan Mrs, dressmaker, 5 Inverkip st
M'GOWN Mrs John, feuar, 29 Crescent st
M'GRATTAN Hugh, fisherman, 50 Shaw st
M'GRANACHAN Joseph, salesman, 7 West Blackhall st
MACGREGOR J. & Son, shipowners, Post Office buildings
Macgregor John (of J. Macgregor & Son), Ardshiel,
Helensburgh
Macgregor John, jun. (of J. Macgregor & Son), Ardshiel,
Helensburgh
Macgregor John, solicitor and notary public, 17 Hamilton st.
Ho. Hawthornden, 1 Johnstone st
3Iacgregor Peter, 18 Wellington st
Macgregor Neil, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Cathcart st and
1 Shaw st. Ho. 50 Brougham st
M'GREGOR Alexander, baker, 7 East Crawford st
M'Gregor Alexander, carpenter, 35 West Burn st
M'Gregor Alexander, joiner, 8 Holmscroft st
M'Gregor Archibald, shipwright, 9 East Blackhall st
M'Gregor Archibald, labourer, 9 East Blackhall st
M'Gregor Charles (of J. D. M'Gregor & Co.), 34 Nelson st, w.
M'Gregor Daniel, rigger, 21 Lynedoch st
M'Gregor David, plumber, 25 Bruce st
M'Gregor Duncan, gardener, 44 Union st
M'Gregor D. & Co., opticians, nautical instrument makers,
jewellers, stationers, &c, 32 Cathcart st

DIRECTORY. 12&
M'Gregor George, engineer, 15 Belville st
M'Gregor James, boot and shoemaker, 58 Rue-end st. Ho.
41 Lynedoch st
M'Gregor James W., writing-master, Greenock Academy,
Ho. 10 South st
M'Gregor James, moulder, 24 St Lawrence st
M'Gregor James, late H. M. Customs, 42 Brisbane st
M'Gregor James, labourer, 44 Arthur st
M'Gregor James, spirit dealer, 3 Shannon's close. House 9
Hope st
M'Gregor James, boilermaker, 45 Trafalgar st
M'Gregor John, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant,
23 and 25 Shaw st and 9 East Quay lane. Ho. Hawthornden,
1 Johnstone st
M'Gregor John C, merchant, 45 Brougham st
M'Gregor J. D. & Co., funeral undertakers and carriagehirers,
Tontine stables, East Quay lane, and 48 Cathcart st
M'Gregor John, huckster, 38 Yennel
M'Gregor John, joiner, 38 Holmscroft st
M'Gregor John, turner, 11 St Lawrence 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, labourer, 3 Virginia st
M'Gregor Robert (of K & R. M'Gregor), 2 Antigua st
M'Gregor William, blacksmith, 27 Belville st
M'Gregor William, joiner, 12 Regent st
M'Gregor Ann, furnishings, 50 Holmscroft st
M'Gregor Misses, 2 Nelson st, west
M'Gregor Mrs, 4 Hill st
M'GUFFIE John, joiner, 24 East Crawford st
M'GUGAN Alexander, labourer, 41 Holmscroft st
M'Gugan Angus, grocer, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Gugan D., coal agent, 5 Chapel st
M'Gugan Duncan, town's weigher, 6 Hope st
M'Gugan George, master of town's dredger, 12 Lyle st
M'Gugan John, joiner, 45 Trafalgar st
M'GUIRE James, hairdresser, 30 Dalrymple st
M'Guire John, gardener, 13 Laurieston st
M'Guire Patrick, tailor, 17 Cathcart st
M'Guire Barbara, grocer, 85 Belville st. Ho. 6 Laurieston st%
M'HUTCHON Alexander, goods guard, 14 Lyle st
M'lLRAY John, boilermaker, 9 Chapel st
M'llray William, boilermaker, 92 Belville st
M'lLROY Hugh, labourer, 21 John st
M'llroy Robert, joiner, 87 Belville st

126
DIRECTORY.
M'llroy William, boilermaker, 44 Lnyedoch st
M'lLVAIN John, 25 Kelly st
MILWEE William, joiner, 26 West Blackhall st
M'lLWRAITH Adam, baker, 64 Kelly st
M'llwraith Hew, writer and notary public, assessor of Dean
of Guild Court, and commissioner for administering
oaths in the English Courts, 28 Nicolson st. Ho.
Rozelle cottage, 37 Esplanade
M'llwraith John, rigger, 40 Nicolson st
M'llwraith Eobert, watchman, 62 Regent st
M'llwraith William, hosier, glover, and shirt maker, 4 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 41 Dempster st
M'llwraith M., hosier, 23 Hamilton st
M'INDOE Mrs, 51 Brisbane st
M'INNES Alexander, carter, Prospecthill house
M'Innes Angus, carpenter, 13 Crescent st
M'Innes Donald, carpenter, 7 Hill st
M'Innes Donald, labourer, 9 East Blackhall st
M'Innes Dugald, wine and spirit merchant, 14 Hamilton st
and 15 Rue- end st. Wholesale store, 3 Arthur st. Ho.
Charing Cross buildings, Rue-end st
M'Innes Duncan, labourer, 4 Sinclair st
M'Innes Duncan, joiner, 45 Lynedoch st
M'Innes John, moulder, 49 Mearns st
M'Innes John, brassfinisher, 7 Newton st
M'Innes Lachlan, carpenter, 13 East Quay lane
M'Innes Miles, labourer, 10 Chapel st
M'Innes Robert, labourer, 15 Brougham st
M'Innes Robert, policeman, 3 Orchard st
M'Innes William, cooper, 53 Kelly st
M'Innes Mrs, 22 South st
M'INTEA James, bootcloser, 21 Hamilton st
M'INTOSH Alexander, sugar boiler, 38 West Shaw st
M'Intosh Alexander, watchman, 111 Dempster st
M'Intosh David, engineer, 11 Belville st
M'Intosh David, sailmaker, 21 Bearbope st
M'Intosh Duncan, spirit merchant, 18 East Shaw st and 9
Bearhope st. Ho. 3 Mount Pleasant st
M'Intosh Duncan, policeman, 39 Nelson st, west
M'Intosh Hugh, carpenter, 39 Roxburgh st
M'Intosh James, cabinetmaker, 74 Wellington st
M'Intosh James, joiner, 5 Bruce st
M'Intosh Peter, engineer, 55 Holmscroft st
M'Intosh William, draper, 27 Ann st and 8 Lynedoch st. Hc\,
27 Ann st
31'Intosh William, carpenter, 78 Belville st

DIRECTORY. 127
M'Intosh Miss, 27 Nicolson st
M'Intosh Miss 0., china merchant, 59 Inverkip st
M'Intosh Mrs M., grocer, 52 Ann st
MACINTYRE Alexander, distillery manager, 33 Kelly st
Macintyre Charles, tobacconist and newsagent, 3 Brougham
st. Ho. do.
Macintyre James, fish and game dealer, 43 Hamilton st
Macintyre James, carriage hirer, 16 Eobertson st. Ho. 5
Watt st
Macintyre John D., marine insurance broker, 3 East Quay
lane. Ho. 22 Patrick st
Macintyre John, spirit dealer. 10 West breast
Macintyre Mrs, 17 Nelson st, west
M'INTYRE Alexander, irondresser, 3 Regent st
M'Intyre Allan, carter, 5 West Stewart st
M'Intyre Archibald, carter, 4 East Quay lane
M'Intyre Archibald, carpenter, 13 East Crawford st
M'Intyre Colin, baker, 43 Nicolson st
M'Intyre David, smith, 6 Ingleston st
M'Intyre Donald, porter, 7 William st
M'Intyre Donald, cartwright and blacksmith, 13 Duncan st
and 22 Bearhope st. Ho. 26 Wellington st
M'Intyre Donald, porter, 9 Hill st
M'Intyre Dugald, smith, 3 Regent st
M'Intyre Duncan, carpenter, 26 Trafalgar st
M'Intyre Duncan, boilermaker, 22 St Lawrence st
M'Intyre Duncan, policeman, 39 Holmscroft st
M'Intyre Duncan, ironmonger and ship chandler, 25 Rue-end
st. Ho. 33 Regent st
M'Intyre Duncan, blacksmith, 11 Lynedoch st
M'Intyre Ewan, sergeant of police, 108 Dempster st
M'Intyre James, plasterer, 75 Wellington st
M'Intyre James, blacksmith, 1 Kilblain st
M'Intyre James, ironmonger, 7 Hill st
M'Intyre John, carpenter, 14 Brisbane st
M'Intyre John, weigher, 77 Holmscroft st
M'Intyre John, shipmaster, 11 Lyle st
M'Intyre John, joiner, 25 Mount Pleasant st
M'Intyre John, carter, 26 East Hamilton st
M'Intyre John, boilermaker, 9 Hill st
M'Intyre Joseph, mason, 77 Regent st
M'Intyre Malcolm, seaman, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
M'Intyre Neil, storekeeper, 6 Hay st
M'Intyre Thomas, grocer and feuar, 6 Cartsburn st. House
21 Brisbane st
M'Intyre William, inspector of police, 29 Ann st

128
DIRECTORY.
M'Intyre William, joiner, 43 Holmscroft st
M'Intyre William, mason, 19 Mount Pleasant st
M'Intyre Mrs, tobacconist, 35 Cathcart st. Ho. 9 Holmscroft
st
M'Intyre Mrs, 24 Bruce st
M'Intyre Mrs, midwife, 1 Buccleuch st
MTVER Hector, carpenter, 26 Crescent st
M'lver John, carpenter, 69 Roxburgh st
M'lver Norman, carpenter, 34 East Hamilton st
M'lver Mrs, 38 Crawfurd st
M'JANNET John, plumber, gasfitter, brassfounder and bellhanger,
62 Inverkip st. Ho. 25 Newton st
M'Jannet William, joiner, 38 Ann s t
MACKAIL James, general grocer and tea dealer, 45 Hamilton
st. Ho. 4 Shaw place
MACKAY D. Innes, clerk and commission agent, 27 Trafalgar
st
Mackay Edward, manager, Greenock Foundry, 42 Regent st
Mackay George A. D., sanitary inspector for the burgh, 4
Bank st. Ho. 4 Mearns st
Mackay Godfrey, cartwright and blacksmith, 4 St Andrew
sq. Ho. 26 Lynedoch st
Mackay Hugh, hotel keeper, Caledonian Hotel, 28 Cathcart st
Mackay J. & N., pawnbrokers, 63 Main st
Mackay James, brakesman, 63 Nicolson st
Mackay Peter, slater and slate merchant, 9 Chapel st. Ho.
98 Eldon st
Mackay Thomas, jun., family baker, 21 West Blackhall st
Mackay W. B. & Co., ship-store dealers, 6 Palmerston bdgs
Mackay William B. (of W. B. Mackay & Co.), Silverwells,
Langbank
Mackay Mrs C. S., Glendower, 109 Eldon st
Mackay Mrs, dairy, 3 Bearhope st
M'KAY Andrew, seaman, 30 Nelson st, west
M'Kay Archibald, carpenter, 36 West Blackhall st
M'Kay Charles, blacksmith, 83 Roxburgh st
M'Kay Charles, carpenter, 14 Terrace road
M'Kay Daniel, cooper, 15 Hope st
M'Kay George, blacksmith, 21 Ingleston st
M'Kay James, carter, 1 Belville st
M'Kay John, greengrocer, 24 Dalrymple st
M'Kay Kenneth, mason, 104 Dempster st
M'Kay Robert, signalman, 8 Nile st
M'Kay Robert, seaman, 73 Ann st
M'Kay Robert, plumber, 23 Trafalgar st
M'Kay Robert, smith, 6 Lauiieston st

DIRECTORY. 129
M'Kay William, ropespinner, 37 Holrascroft st
M'Kay William, slater, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Kay William & Co., hairdressers, 13 Ann st. Ho. 63 do.
M'Kay Mrs Janet, 47 Crawfurd st
M'Kay Mrs, tailoress, 13 West Stewart st
M'Kay Mrs, 3 Hill st
M'Kay Mrs, 19 Regent st
M'Kay Mrs, 12 Arthur st
M'Kay Mrs, 1 Mill st
M'KEAN Hugh, goods agent, G. & S.-W. Railway, 18
Brougham st. Ho. 14 West Blackhall st
M'Kean Ivie, slater, 9 Duncan st
M'KECHNIE Allan, butcher, poulterer, and game-dealer,
Clyde buildings, 19 West Blackhall st and 16 Kelly st.
Ho. 11 Finnart st
M'Kechnie Allan, jun., flesher, 21 Newton st
M'Kechnie Dugald, joiner, 4 Mount Pleasant st
M'Kechnie James, salesman, 19 Mount Pleasant st
M'Kechnie John, tailor, 12 Murdieston st
M'Kechnie John, painter, 41 West Blackhall st
M'Kechnie John, clerk, 8 Watt st
M'Kechnie John, flesher, 16 Holmscroft st
M'Kechnie John (of John M'Kechnie & Co.), 5 Hope st
M'Kechnie John & Co., glaziers and lead- workers, 15
Charles st
M'Kechnie Malcolm, moulder, 5 Serpentine walk
M'Kechnie William, carpenter, 51 Holmscroft st
M'Kechnie Miss C, 38 Crawfurd st
M'Kechnie Miss, dressmaker, 33 Brougham st
M'Kechnie Mrs, 25 Crescent st
M'Kechnie Mrs, 43 Crawfurd st
M'KEE Hamilton (of Keenan & M'Kee), 26 Bruce st
M'Kee Richard, joiner, 8 Mount Pleasant st
M'Kee Thomas, engineer, 35 Inglestou st
M'Kee William, gardener, 32 South st
M'KEEMAN William F., letter carrier, 10 Terrace rd
MACKELLAR Alexander, Town Chamberlain, Chamberlain's
office, Post-Office buildings. Ho. 45 Finnart st
Mackellar Peter (of Abram Lyle & Sons), 45 Finnart st
Mackellar Peter, shipowner, 67 Rue-end st. Ho. 91 Eldonsfc
M'KELLAR Alexander, carpenter, 24 Lyle st
M'Kellar Alexander, cooper, 27 Lynedoch st
M'Kellar Angus, carpenter, 2 East India breast
M'Kellar Angus, cooper, 7 Holmscroft st
M'Kellar Angus, carpenter, 6 Inverkip st
M'Kellar Andrew, cooper, 64 Wellington st
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M'Kellar Archibald, seaman, 89 Roxburgh st
M'Kellar Archibald, cooper, 40 West Burn st
M'Kellar Archibald, joiner, 18 Antigua st
M'Kellar David, deep-sea pilot, 4 Watt st
M'Kellar David, patternmaker, 13 Ingleston st
M'Kellar Daniel, plumber, 24 Wellington st
M'Kellar Duncan, seaman, Salmon st
M'Kellar Hugh, joiner, 87 Roxburgh st
M'Kellar James, blacksmith, 5 Serpentine walk
M'Kellar John, joiner, 7 Nile st
M'Kellar John, cooper, 45 Holmscroft st
M'Kellar John, cooper, 75 Holmscroft st
M'Kellar Neil, blockmaker, 47 Trafalgar st
M'Kellar Peter B., provision merchant, 11 Cross-shore st.
Ho. 26 Wellington st
M'Kellar Tarbert, grocer, 29 Ingleston st
M'Kellar William, brassmoulder, 68 East Hamilton st
M'Kellar Mrs A., poulterer, 5 William st.
M'Kellar Mrs Peter, 23 Trafalgar st
Ho. 12 Trafalgar st
M'Kellar Mrs, ladies' nurse and midwife, 16 Kelly st
M'Kellar Mrs, lodgings, 27 Nicolson st
M'Kellar Mrs D., 5 Inverkip st
M'KELVIE David B. (of J. M'Kelvie & Sons), 2 Robertson st
M'Kelvie James & Sons, booksellers, stationers, lithographers,
bookbinders, and account-book manufacturers, 34 Hamilton
st and 17 Charles st
M'Kelvie John,, janitor, Greenock Academy.
Shaw st
M'Kelvie Miss Mary, 71 Nicolson st
M'Kelvie Mrs James, 5 Robertson st
Ho. 35 West
M'Kelvie Mrs, 23 Hamilton st
M'KENDRICK Daniel, shoemaker, 5 John st
M'KENNA James, blacksmith, 51 Main st
M'Kenna Patrick, carter, 8 Springkell st
MACKENZIE Ewen, wine and spirit merchant, 25 Sugarhouse
lane. Ho. 6 Brougham st
Mackenzie James, wine and spirit
Ho. 47 Brisbane st
merchant, 30 Cathcart st.
Mackenzie Peter, shipmaster, 17 Newton st
Mackenzie W. J., ironmonger and cutler, 4
Armadale pi
Shaw st. Ho. 3
Mackenzie & Walker, grain merchants, millers, and bakers,
Shaws Water Grain Mills, Dellingburn square ;
shop, 63
Rue-end st
Mackenzie Miss A., grocer, 40 Lynedoch st. Ho. 3 Armadale
pi

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Mackenzie Mrs, 25 West Blackhall st
M'KENZIE Adam, joiner, 17 Lynedoch st
M'Kenzie Alexander, carpenter, 15 Ingleston st
M'Kenzie Alexander, baker, 14 West Blackhall st
M'Kenzie Alexander, labourer, 7 Boyd st
M'Kenzie Alexander, inspector of police, East-end Police
Office, 2 East Hamilton st
M'Kenzie Allan, shipmaster, 12 Ardgowan st, west
M'Kenzie Archibald, blockmaker, 18 Antigua st
M'Kenzie Charles, engineer, 19 Trafalgar st
M'Kenzie Colin, cooper, 5 Nile st
M'Kenzie Colin, policeman, 7 Nile st
3-TKenzie Colin, smith, 15 Belville st
M'Kenzie Daniel, joiner, 7 Hope st
M'Kenzie Donald, engineer, 5 Lynedoch st
M'Kenzie Donald, mason, 53 Regent st
M'Kenzie Duncan, grocer, 70 Roxburgh st. Ho. 11 Mearns st
M'Kenzie Duncan, sailmaker, 5 East breast. Ho. 27 Patrick st
M'Kenzie George, joiner, 26 Trafalgar st
M'Kenzie Henry E., wholesale fish and oil merchant, 12 West
breast. Ho. 15 Newton st
M'Kenzie James, engine-keeper, 26 Crescent st
M'Kenzie John, dairyman, 21 Captain st
M'Kenzie John, sawyer, 13 Laurieston st
M'Kenzie John, deep-sea pilot, 1 Kilbiain st
M'Kenzie John & Co., wine and spirit merchants, 9 Crossshore
st and 4 Broad close
M'Kenzie John, bookseller, 66 Vennel
M'Kenzie John, carpenter, 54 St Lawrence st
M'Kenzie John, spirit dealer, 14 John st. Ho. 32 Ingleston st
M'Kenzie John, blacksmith, 36 Holmscroft st
31 'Kenzie Murdoch, seaman, 5 Lynedoch st
M'Kenzie Norman, boilermaker, 5 Kilbiain st
M'Kenzie Peter, wine and spirit merchant, 11 Hamilton st.
Ho. 24 Wellington st
M'Kenzie Robert, manager, 62 East Crawfurd st
M'Kenzie Samuel, painter, 30 Bruce st
M'Kenzie Thomas, wood carver, 59 Ann st
M'Kenzie Walter, clerk, P.O., 12 Nile st
M'Kenzie William, carpenter, 39 Roxburgh st
M'Kenzie William, spirit dealer, 12 Springkell st. Ho. 93
Belville st
M'Kenzie William, coachman, 51 Eldon st
M'Kenzie Catherine, upholstress, 20 West Stewart st
M'Kenzie Miss E. C, confectioner, 47 Hamilton st Ho :
Octavia cottages
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DIRECTORY.
M'Kenzie Mrs, 22 Lyle st
M'Kenzie Mrs, 24 Trafalgar st
M'Kenzie Mrs, 17 Lynedoch st
M'Kenzie Mrs, 9 Bentinck st
M'Kenzie Mrs, 99 Belville st
M'Kenzie Mrs R. M., 18 Kelly st
M'KERACHER Alexander, inspector of slaughter- house ?
Market st. Ho. 3 Regent st
M'KERNAN Mrs, broker and newsagent, 16 Market st
M'KERREL Donald, carpenter, 5 Inverkip st
M'KIE Samuel, cooper, 23 Dempster st
M'KILLOP Alexander, finisher, 40 St Lawrence st
M'Killop Daniel, salesman, 43 Holmscroft st
M'Killop Donald, hammerman, 7 Cathcart st
M'Killop George, joiner, 70 Wellington st
M'Killop Hugh, joiner, 85 Wellington st
M'KIM John, blacksmith, Salmon st
M'Kim William, coal merchant, 22 Bruce st. Ho. 24 do,
M'KINLAY Alexander, carpenter, 31 Lyle st
M'Kinlay Daniel, brassfinisher, 5 Nile st
M'Kinlay James, joiner, 79 Wellington st
M'Kinlay James, rivetter, 32 Crescent st
M'Kinlay John, millwright, Overton mills
M'Kinlay John, boilermaker, 53 Main st
M'Kinlay Johnston, plumber, 41 Sir Michael st
M'Kinlay Peter C, ironmonger and cutler, 1 Grey place. Ha
35 West Stewart st
M'Kinlay Thomas, engineer, 24 Lyle st
M'Kinlay Miss, tailoress, 66 Roxburgh st
M'KINNEY James, mason, 19 Bruce st
M'Kinney Samuel, 12 Terrace road
MACKINNON Alexander, grocer and wine merchant, 2 Tobago
st. Ho. 12 Brisbane st
Mackinnon Neil, tailor and clothier, 20 West Blackhall st
M'KINNON Alexander, tugboat owner, Palmerston buildings.
Ho. 2 Lyle st
M'Kinnon Alexander, carter, 2 St Andrew st
M'Kinnon Archibald, carpenter, 7 Hope st
M'Kinnon Charles, watchman, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
M'Kinnon Charles, boilermaker, 73 Regent st
M'Kinnon Daniel, boilermaker, 13 Springkell st
M'Kinnon David, carpenter, 46 East Hamilton st
M'Kinnon Donald, wine and spirit merchant, 6 East Shawst.
Ho. 23 Newton st
M'Kinnon Donald, wine and spirit merchant, 22 Cathcart st-
Ho. 38 Lynedoch sfc

DIRECTORY.
133'
M'Kinnon Donald, police sergeant, 3 Bank st
M'Kinnon Donald, boilermaker, 5 Hill sfc
M'Kinnon Dugald, engineer, 15 Antigua st
M'Kinnon Duncan, carpenter, 31 East Crawfurd st
M'Kinnon Hugh, wine merchant, 41 Rue-end st and 2 Dellingburn
st. Ho. Hafton place, Dunoon
M'Kinnon John, carpenter, 1 Springkell st
M'Kinnon John, boilermaker, 13 Watt st
M'Kinnon John, cooper, 9 Hill st
M'Kinnon Lachlan, carpenter, 8 John st
M'Kinnon Lachlan, storekeeper, 23 West Stewart st
M'Kinnon Lachlan, carpenter, 1 West breast
M'Kinnon Malcolm, boilermaker, 23 Mearns st
M'Kinnon Malcolm, labourer, 8 St Lawrence st
M'Kinnon Malcolm, carpenter, 87 Wellington st
M'Kinnon Neil, fireman, 65 Belville st
M'Kinnon Neil, chimney sweeper, 7 Oowgate st
M'Kinnon Norman, carpenter, 52 Regent st
M'Kinnon Robert, wright, 22 Wellington st
M'Kinnon William, carpenter, 6 John st
M'Kinnon Miss Mary, 49 Nicolson st
M'Kinnon Mrs Lachlan, boarding house, 8 East breast
M'Kinnon Mrs, 69 Nicolson st
M'Kinnon Mrs, 36 Lynedoch st
M'Kinnon Mrs, laundress, 10 Terrace road
MACKINTOSH Ewen, spirit merchant, 8 Shaw st. Ho. 19
Cathcart st
M'KIRDY George, engineer, 64 Holmscrof t st
M'Kirdy James, labourer, 26 Crescent st
M'Kirdy James, carpenter, 42 Holmscroft st
M'Kirdy James, engineer, 5 Cathcart st
M'Kirdy John, fireman, 80 Belville st
M'Kirdy John, boatman, 59 Rue-eud st
M'Kirdy Samuel, engineer, 25 Bruce st
M'Kirdy Mrs John, 15 Bruce st
M'Kirdy Mrs, 78 Union st
M'KISSOCK James, carpenter, 1 Hill st
M'Kissock William, carpenter, 31 Lyle st
M'Kissock William, engineer, 29 Trafalgar st
M'KIVER John (of W. M. M'Kiver & Co.) 26 Brisbane st
M'Kiver William M. & Co., ship store merchants and export
oilmen, Commercial Bank buildings, 12 Cross-shore st
MACLACHLAN Dugald, house factor, 41 West Burn et
Ho. 5 Robertson st
Maclachlan & Co., silk mercers, general drapers and clothiers*
35 Hamilton st

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DIRECTORY.
Maclachlan John (of Maclachlan & Co.), 2 Nelson st, west
Maclachlan Mrs, 5 Robertson st
M'LACHLAN Alexander, carpenter, 55 Inverkip st
M'Lachlan Alexander, fish merchant, 4 Sir Michael st
M'Lachlan Andrew, gardener, Dungourney, 13 Newark st
M'Lachlan Archibald, boatman, 43 Ann st
M'Lachlan Charles, potter, 78 Belville st
M'Lachlan Colin, farmer, Drums, Wood st
M'Lachlan Daniel, storekeeper, 28 West Blackhall st
M'Lachlan Donald, smith, 23 Belville st
M'Lachlan Duncan, railway guard, 25 Trafalgar st
M'Lachlan Duncan, wine and spirit merchant, 34 Dalrymple
st. Ho. 83 Roxburgh st
M'Lachlan Gilbert, seaman, 19 Dempster st
M'Lachlan Henry, shoemaker. 43 Nicolson st
M'Lachlan John, spirit merchant, 21 Shaw st and 24 Areadev
Ho. 5 Trafalgar st
M'Lachlan John, cooper, 19 Nicolson st
M'Lachlan John, flesher, 11 Bruce st. Ho. 15 Roxburgh st
M'Lachlan John, caulker, 4 John st
M'Lachlan John, painter, 30 Cartsburn st
M'Lachlan Kenneth, draper, 28 Charles st. Ho. 25 Trafalgar
st
M'Lachlan Mark, labourer, 11 Laird st
M'Lachlan Neil, labourer, 44 Arthur st
M'Lachlan Patrick, labourer, 9 East Quay lane
M'Lachlan Walter, engineer, 30 Ann st
M'Lachlan Walter, rigger, 24 Hamilton st
M'Lachlan William, blacksmith, 6 Hope st
M'Lachlan Miss Alexis, 12 Brisbane st
M'Lachlan Miss, dressmaker, 83 Roxburgh st
M'Lachlan Mrs Duncan, 18 Antigua st
M'Lachlan Mrs John, 12 Ardgowan st, west
M'Lachlan Mrs, 9 Lynedoch st
M'LAGAN Alexander, joiner, 8 Kilblain st
M'LAREN A. D., shipowner, 115 Eldon st
M'Laren Angus, joiner, 22 West Stewart st
M'Laren Duncan, clerk, 23 Kelly st
M'Laren Francis, joiner, 29 Dempster st
M'Laren John, fitter, 17 Brougham st
M'Laren John, lithographer, 82 Roxburgh st
M'Laren John, gateman, 51 Lynedoch st
M'Laren Mrs E., grocer, 62 Ann st. Ho. 60 do.
M'Laren Mrs, ladies' nurse, 82 Roxburgh st
M'LARTY Alexander, Grafton terrace, 15 Bentinck sfc
M'Larty Alexander, carpenter, 2 Campsie terrace

DIRECTORY. 135
M'Larty Angus, labourer, 7 Brachelston sfc
M'Larty Donald, carter, 16 Bruce st
M'Larty Donald, mason, 110 Dempster st
M'Larty John, sailmaker, 21 Bruce st
M'Larty John, moulder, 18 Hope st
M'Larty Neil, joiner, 39 Holmscroft st
M'Larty Miss, 8 Margaret st
M'Larty Miss Jane, grocer, 26 Bruce st
M'Larty Mrs, 39 Nelson st, west
M'LAUCHLAN James, mercantile clerk, 19 Newton st
M'Lauchlan John (of Clyde Pottery Co.), 19 Port-Glasgow rd
M'LAUG-HLAN Jas., slater, 14 Kilblain st. Ho. 10 Watt st
M'Laughlan Patrick, fishmonger, 17 Ann st
M'LAUGHLIN Daniel, boilermaker, 9 East Crawfurd st
M'Laughlin Daniel, tobacconist and stationer, 36 Dairy mple st
M'Laughlin David, carpenter, 28 East Crawfurd st
M'Laughlin James, wine and spirit merchant, 31 Yennel. Ho.
22 Lyle st
M'Laughlin James, slater, 41 Nicolson st
M'Laughlin James, fishmonger, 33 Market st
M'Laughlin James, butter and egg merchant, 13 Market sfc.
Ho. 22 Lyle st
M'Laughlin James, engineer, 3 Hill st
M'Laughlin John, carter, 68 Drumfrochar road
M'Laughlin John, seaman, 17 Antigua st
M'Laughlin Neil, carpenter, 23 Belville st
M'Laughlin Thomas, joiner, 3 Regent st
M'Laughlin Thomas, labourer, 12 Terrace road
M'Laughlin Mrs John, 26 Orescent st
M'LAY Mrs, 29 Crescent st
M'LEA James S., commission agent and shipbroker, 18 West
Burn st. Ho. 11 Nelson st, west
M'Lea Miss, 60 Regent st
MACLEAN & Barclay, plumbers, 11 East Quay lane
Maclean & Co., timber and commission merchants, Exchange
buildings, 27 Cathcart st
Maclean James (of Maclean & Barclay), 9 Ardgowan st, west
Maclean James (of Maclean & Co.), Craigduart, 3 Octavia ter.
Maclean John, weigher, 6 Hay st
Maclean Mrs, 7 Caddlehill st
M'LEAN Alexander, shipmaster, 63 Rue-end st
M'Lean Alexander, collector, 64 Wellington st
M'Lean Alexander, painter, 23 East Shaw st
M'Lean Alexander, greengrocer, 11 Bruce st
M'Lean Alexander, fireman, 58 Wellington st
M'Lean Allan, baker, 50 Holmscroft st. Ho. do.

136
DIRECTORY.
M'Lean Allan, clerk, 104 Dempster at
M'Lean Allan, carpenter, 12 Lyle st
M'Lean Allan, glazier, 13 West Stewart st
M'Lean, Angus & Co., engineers and ironfounders, Ingleston
foundry, 9 Ingleston st
M'Lean Angus, shoemaker, 3 Bruce st
M'Lean Angus, labourer, 11 Hill st
M'Lean Archibald, commercial traveller, 28 Wellington st
M'Lean Archibald, watchman, 64 Drumfrochar road
M'Lean Archibald, cooper, 23 Bruce st
M'Lean Archibald, 74 Wellington st
M'Lean Archibald, joiner, 38 Lynedoch st
M'Lean Archibald, grocer, 9 East Blackhall st. Ho. do.
M'Lean Daniel, 34 Brisbane st
M'Lean Daniel, carpenter, 78 Belville st
M'Lean Daniel, carpenter, 37 Holmscroft st
M'Lean Daniel, brassfinisher, 33 West Burn st
M'Lean Donald, boilermaker, 39 Ann st
M'Lean Donald, carter, 19 Captain st
M'Lean Dugald, gardener, 9 Argyle st
M'Lean Duncan, carpenter, 12 Bruce st
M'Lean Duncan, carpenter, 13 Cross-shore st
M'Lean Duncan, collector, 78 Holmscroft st
M'Lean Duncan, storekeeper, 53 Holmscroft st
M'Lean Fergus, sanitary officer, 68 Wellington st
M'Lean Hector, engine-driver, 16 Dalrymple st
M'Lean Hugh, seaman, 14 Crescent st
M'Lean Hugh, tugboat master, 35 Nicolson st
M'Lean Hugh, boilermaker, 87 Roxburgh st
M'Lean Hugh, plater, 6 Chapel st
M'Lean Hugh, sugar porter, 51 Kelly st
M'Lean Hugh, gardener, 10 Murdieston st
M'Lean James, seaman, 10 Carnock st
M'Lean James & Co., timber merchants, sawmillers, and
manufacturers of wooden mouldings, 25, 28, and 64
Main st
M'Lean James, sawyer, 36 Lynedoch st
M'Lean James, engineer, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Lean James (of M'Lean, Angus & Co.), 8 Shaw pi
M'Lean James, cooper, 50 Dalrymple st
M'Lean James, rivetter, 10 Chapel st
M'Lean James, joiner, 13 Nelson st, west
M'Lean John, grain merchant, 23 West Stewart st. Ho. do.
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,

DIRECTORY. 137
IVI'Lean John, blacksmith, 17 East Shaw st
M'Lean John, boilermaker, 23 "West Blackhall st
M'Lean John, carpenter, 14 Crescent st
M'Lean John, carpenter, 13 West Stewart st
M'Lean John, carpenter, 41 Sir Michael st
M'Lean John, steward, 9 Prospecthill st
M'Lean John, boilermaker, 5 Nile st
M'Lean John, seaman, 19 Wellington st
M'Lean John, cooper, 15 Bruce st
M'Lean John, caulker, 83 Belville st
M'Lean John, carpenter, 80 Belville st
M'Lean John, cooper, 41 Crawfurd st
M'Lean John, Customhouse boatman, 36 Mount Pleasant sfc
M'Lean John, salesman, 6 Hay st
M'Lean John, labourer, 10 Duncan st
M'Lean John, of P.O., 26 West Blackhall st
M'Lean John, policeman, 51 Rue-end st
M'Lean John, 29 Brougham st
M'Lean John, sugar porter, 10 Watt st
M'Lean John, joiner, 28 Bank st
M'Lean Lachlan, labourer, 4 Watt st
M'Lean Lachlan, labourer, 16 Crawfurd st
M'Lean Lachlan, rivetter, 27 Trafalgar st
M'Lean Malcolm, boatman, 9 East Quay lane
M'Lean Malcolm, joiner, 41 Ann st
M'Lean Neil, cooper, 20 Lynedoch st
M'Lean Neil, joiner, 10 Cross-shore st. Ho. 19 Royal st,
Gourock
M'Lean Neil, policeman, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Lean Neil, seaman, 39 Holmscrof t st
M'Lean Neil, shoemaker, 3 Inverkip st
M'Lean Peter, tinsmith, 55 Inverkip st
M'Lean Peter, labourer, 12 Baker st
M'Lean Robert, fireman, 6 Old Hillend
M'Lean Robert, baker, 5 Bearhope st
M'Lean Robert, grocer, 107 Port-Glasgow rd
M'Lean Ronald, blacksmith, 6 Baker st. Ho. 29 Bank st
M'Lean William B., gardener, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Lean William, smith, 13 Watt st
M'Lean Miss, umbrella maker, 33 Hamilton st
M'Lean Mrs, funeral undertaker, 41 Hamilton st
M'Lean Mrs, Westbank, 6 Esplanade
M'Lean Mrs, 1 Bearhope st
M'Lean Mrs, 1 Armadale place, Bank st
M'Lean Mrs Ann, 80 Roxburgh st
M'Lean Mrs William, 22 Ardgowan sq

138 DIRECTORY.
M'Lean Mrs, 23 Nicolson st
M'Lean Mrs, draper, 20 Lynedoch st. Ho. 22 do.
M'Lean Mrs, 81 Roxburgh st
M'LEISH D., spirit dealer, 17 Shawst. Ho. 39 Holmscroft sfe
M'Leish Peter, engineer, 58 Drumfrochar road
M'LELLAN Anthony, miller, 11 Hill st
M'Lellan Archibald, salesman, 55 Inverkip st
M'Lellan Archibald, labourer, 13 Bruce st
M'Lellan Hugh, labourer, 15 Belville st
M'Lellan James & Co., ship brokers and commission agents,
Post Office buildings
M'Lellan John, depute harbourmaster, Customhouse quay.
Ho. 40 Lynedoch st
M'Lellan John, vanman, 13 Nicolson st
M'Lellan Neil, cowfeeder, 7 Bruce st
M'Lellan Peter, grocer and provision merchant, 63 Ann st.
Ho. 12 Lynedoch st
M'Lellan Thomas, engineer, 16 Mearns st
M'Lellan Walter, detective officer, 3 Holmscroft st
M'Lellan William, sailmaker, 30 Kelly st
M'Lellan Miss, 2 Robertson st
M'Lellan Mrs Duncan, 11 Roxburgh st
M'LELLAND James, grocer and provision merchant, 12 Ann
st. Ho. 20 Wellington st
M'Lelland William, labourer, 21 Ingleston st
M'Lelland Mrs, 4 Lyle st
M'LENNAN Mrs, 5 Brachelston st
MACLEOD Neil, sugar porter, 7 Robertson st
MacLeod Roderick, inspector of cleansing, Palmerston buildings.
Ho. 5 Dempster st
MacLeod Miss Mary L., kindergarten and school, 13 Union st
M'LEOD Alexander, sugar porter, 18 Kelly st
M'Leod Alexander, watchman, 65 Nicolson st
M'Leod Angus, carter, 41 Nicolson st
M'Leod Angus, carpenter, 45 Lynedoch st
M'Leod Angus, joiner, 28 Lynedoch st
M'Leod Archibald, seaman, 64 Kelly st
M'Leod Colin, carpenter, 36 Crescent st
M'Leod Duncan, sawyer, 80 Belville st
M'Leod Finlay, seaman, 8 Nicolson st
M'Leod John M., lath merchant, 87 Belville st
M'Leod John, seaman, 4 Nelson st, Glebe
M'Leod Malcolm, storekeeper, 17 Antigua st
M'Leod Murdoch, lighterman, 36 West Blackhall st
M'Leod Murdoch, carpenter, 7 West breast
M'Leod Murdoch, joiner, 27 Lynedoch st

DIRECTORY. 139
M'Leod Neil, policeman, 108 Dempster sfc
M'Leod Neil, carter, 85 Belville st
M'Leod Robert, coal merchant, 31 Crescent st. Ho. 1 Belville
st
M'Leod Roderick, seaman, 1 Holmscroft st
M'Leod Mrs Aulay, 18 Nicolson st
M'Leod Mrs Roderick, 30 Nelson st, west
M'Leod Mrs, 9 Chapel st
M'Leod Mrs, 7 St Lawrence st
M'Leod Mrs, 23 Roxburgh st
M'Leod Mrs, 63 Nicolson st
M'Leod Mrs, 2 Princes st
M'LINTOCK Robert, 9 East Crawfurd st
M'LOY Patrick, carpenter, 18 Vennel
M'LUCKIE Felix, watchman, 25 John st
M'LUSKIE Thomas, currier, 4 Sinclair st
M'Luskie Thomas, cooper, 22 South st
M'Luskie William, rigger, 8 Shannon's close
M'LYMONT Joseph, ironmoulder, 1 9 Ingleston st
M'MANUS John, blacksmith, 26 West Blackhall st
M'MASTER Alexander, clothier, 35 Nicolson st. House,
Wemyss lodge, 81 Finnart st
M'Master John, salesman, 84 Roxburgh st
M'Master Peter, spirit merchant, 3 St Andrew sq. Ho. 2
Springkell st
M'MEEKIN John, sailmaker, 47 Crawfurd st
M'MEIKAN John, cooper, 17 Ann st
M'MENEMY Charles, coal merchant, 16 Holmscroft st
M'Menemy Thomas, labourer, 1 Crawford lane
M'MICHAEL Mrs, 24 Patrick st
MACMILLAN Rev. Hugh, D.D., LL.D., minister of Free
West Church. Ho. 32 Eldon st
Macmillan John, steamship agent, India place, 1 Open shore.
Ho. 8 Margaret st
Macmillan John, ironmoulder, 87 Belville st
Macmillan Thomas, postmaster, 60 Forsyth st
M'MILLAN Adam, cooper, 48 Crawfurd st
M'Millan Alexander, joiner, 14 Regent st
M'Millan Alexander, blacksmith, 31 Nicolson st
M'Millan Andrew, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 20
Brisbane st. Ho. do.
M'Millan Andrew, rivetter, 9 East Blackhall st
M'Millan Angus, eatinghouse, 9 Rue- end st. Ho. do.
M'Millan Angus, gardener, 35 West Stewart st
M'Millan & Bathgate, carvers, gilders, and artists' colourmen,,
6 Albert place, West Blackhall st

140 DIRECTORY.
M'Millan Bernard, policeman, 21 East Shaw st
M'Millan David, fle'sher, 37 Cathcarfc st. Ho. 7 Prospect-
hill st
M'Millan Donald, carpenter, 23 Bruce st
M'Millan Dugald, carpenter, Mansionhouse
M'Millan Duncan, engine driver, 6 Laurieston st
M'Millan Ebenezer, carpenter, 47 Crawfurd st
M'Millan Edward, tailor, 48 Crawfurd st
M'Millan George, engineman, 72 Wellington st
M'Millan Hugh, janitor, Public School, 46 Mearns st
M'Millan Hugh, lathsplitter, 3 Ann st
M'Millan James, wine and spirit merchant, 31 Hamilton sfc„
Ho. 20 Brisbane st
M'Millan James, carter, 11 Brachelston st
M'Millan James, carter, 9 Hope st
M'Millan James, printer, 19 Bearhope st
M'Millan John, hairdresser, 25 Charles st. Ho. 71 Ann st
M'Millan John, engineer, 77 Roxburgh st
M'Millan John, joiner, 24 Bruce st
M'Millan John, boatman, 3 Bearhope st
M'Millan John, optician, 18 Vennel
M'Millan John, moulder, 85 Belville st
M'Millan John, hairdresser. 111 Dempster st
M'Millan Malcolm, labourer, 8 Hope st
M'Millan Neil, hammerman, 17 Shaw st
M'Millan Terrance, broker and grocer, 29 and 31 Dalrymple
st
M'Millan William, fitter, 4 Hill st
M'Millan William, slater, 24 Wellington st
M'Millan William, tailor, 4 Watt st
M'Millan William, machineman, Mains cottage, East Crawfurd
st
M'Millan William, joiner, 9 Hope st
M'Millan W. B., flesher, shipping and family butcher, 39
Hamilton st and 13 Cathcart st. Ho. 23 Brisbane st
M'Millan Miss, millinery warehouse, Clyde buildings, 19
West Blackball st
M'Millan Mrs Colin, lodgings, 25 West Stewart st
M'Millan Mrs D., 45 Nicolson st
M'Millan Mrs, 12 Ann st
M'Millan Mrs, 5 Kelly st
M'Millan Mrs, 10 Nile st
M'Millan Mrs John, spirit merchant, 1 Ropework st. Ho. 9
Nicolson st
M'Millan Mrs, huckster, 3 Cowgate st
M'Millan Mrs M., lodgings, 63 Rue end st

DIRECTORY. 14£
M'Millan Mrs, 35 ISir Michael st
M'Millan Mrs, huckster, 50 Shaw st
M'MORLAND R. S., coal and lime merchant, 20 Cathcart st..
Ho. 64 Esplanade
M'MUNAGLE C, fishmonger, Fish market. Ho. 55 Ann st
M'Munagle Charles, jun ., fishmonger. 33 Rue-end st. He
55 Ann st
M'MURRAY James, carting foreman, Caledonian Railway,
13 Hope st
M'MURRICH Thomas D., collector of Town and other
assessments, 3 Church place. Ho. 2 Finnart st
M'Murrich Mrs Jessie, 15 Newton st
M'MUTRIE John, joiner, 39 Holmscroft st
MACNAB Duncan, baker, 81 Belville st. Ho. 83 do.
Macnab Duncan, hay, straw and grain merchant, 25 Tobago
st. Ho. Glen villa.
M'NAB Alexander, caulker, 1 York st
M'Nab Donald, sawyer, 11 Cathcart st
M'Nab John, carpenter, 16 Lynedoch st
M'Nab Robert W. T., letter-carrier, P.O., 1 Prospecthill st
M'Nab Mrs, 41 Holmscroft st
M'Nab Mrs, 69 Regent st
M'Nab Mrs, feuar, 13 Nelson st, west
M'NAIR John, joiner, 6 Hay st
M'Nair Nicol, porter, 1 West breast
M'Nair, Robert, carpenter, 13Lyle st
M'Nair Thomas, boltmaker, 20 Mount Pleasant st
M'Nair Mrs, 15 Regent st
MACNAUGHT A. (of Macnaught Brothers), 23 Newton st
Macnaught Brothers, chemists and druggists, 4 West Blackhall
st
Macnaught John, painter and paperhanger, 27 West Burn st"
Ho. 66 Regent st
Macnaught Mrs William, 30 Nelson st
M'NAUGHT John W., 62 Regent st
M'Naught James, dairy, Upper Ingleston
M'Naught John, carter, 9 South st
M'Naught Mrs Peter, 30 Nelson st, west
M'Naught Mrs, 22 Bearhope st
M'Naught Mrs, spirit merchant, 66 Ann st. Ho. 38 Mearnssfe
M'Naught Mrs Alexander, tailoress, 7 Newton st
MACNAUGHTAN Duncan, bootmaker, 10 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 1 5 Nelson st, west
Macnaughtan J. C. (of Macnaughtan & Co.), 33 Kelly st
Macnaughtan & Co., commission agents and bcot merchants.
29 West Bum st

42
DIRECTORY.
M'NAUGHTON Peter, baker, 26 West Blackball st
M'NEE Mrs Joseph, wine and spirit merchant, 20 Cathcart
st. Ho. 14 Arcade
M'NEIL Allan (of J. & D. M'Gregor & Co., 24 Trafalgar st
M'Neil Andrew, rigger, 46 Cathcart st
M'Neil Archibald, wool sorter, 10 Nile st
M'Neil Archibald, carpenter, 66 Holmscroft st
M'Neil Charles, carpenter, 83 Belville st
M'Neil Daniel, fisherman, 5 Dellingburn st
M'Neil Donald, contractor, 1 South st
M'Neil Francis, rigger, 28 Dalrymple st
M'Neil George, wire- worker, 19 Nicolson st
M'Neil Henry, engineer, 34 East Hamilton st
M'Neill Hugh, labourer, 37 Holmscroft st
M'Neil James, sen., tailor and clothier, 32 Hamilton st. Ho.
37 Lynedoch st
M'Neil James, jun., draper, mantle and dressmaker, Central
House, 13 West Blackhall st. Ho. 49 Brisbane st
M'Neil James, cooper, 6 Murdieston st
M'Neil James, wool sorter, 10 Mill st
M'Neil John, carpenter, 2 East Blackhall st
M'Neil John, shoemaker, 8 Kilblain st
M'Neil John, jun., flesher, 7 Ann st. Ho. 2 Shaw place
M'Neil John, spirit merchant, 58 Venn el. Ho. 115 Dempster st
M'Neil John, badge porter, 3 York st
M'Neil Joseph, wool sorter, 124 Drumfrochar road
M'Neil Malcolm, carter, 6 Ingleston st
M'Neil Eobert, turner, 71 East Hamilton st
M'Neil Thomas, watchmaker and jeweller, 8 East breast.
Ho. 32 Ardgowan st, west
M'Neil Thomas, brickbuilder, Belleaire cottage, 17 Newark st
M'Neil William, boatman, 48 Crawfurd st
M'Neil William, engineer, 124 Drumfochar road
M'Neil William, engineer, 67 Belville st
M'Neil Mrs, 13 West Stewart st
M'Neil Mrs, 55 Kue-end st
M'Neil Mrs, 71 Roxburgh st
M'Neil Mrs, 3 Orchard st
M'NEILL Alexander, recorder, 78 Holmscroft st
M'Neill Alexander (of Boyd & M'Neill), 13 Nelson st, west
M'Neill Duncan, blacksmith, 83 Wellington st
M'Neill George, sanitary officer, 32 Ann st
M'Neill John, inspector of buildings, 37 Sir Michael st
M'Neill Malcolm, rivetter, 2 St Andrew st
HACNEILA.GE, Adam & Co., shipbrokers, insurance and
commission agents, 17 Hamilton st

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Macneilage John (of Macneilage, Adam & Co.), 24 Kelly st
M'NEILAGE & Craig, coopers and stave merchants, Dellingburn
and Regent sts
M'Neilage Alexander, shoemaker, 15 Ann st. Ho. 41 do.
M'Neilage John, baker, 17 Antigua st, Ho. 20 do.
M'Neilage John (of M'Neilage & Craig), 62 Ann st
M'Neilage John, coal merchant, 7 Chapel st. Ho. 29 Regent st
M'Neilage Mrs John, 41 Sir Michael st
MACNICOLL & Smith, consulting engineers and naval
architects, 6 Dixon st 3 Glasgow, and 18 Hamilton st,
Greenock
M'NICOLL Allan, joiner, 3 Brachelston st
M'Nicoll Duncan, labourer, 65 Belville st
M'Nicoll Nicol, coachman, 18 Nicolson st
M'Nicoll Nicol, coachman, 5 Cathcart st
M'NIE John, cooper, 115 Dempster st
M'NISH Robert, sailmaker, 27 Regent st
M'NIVEN Donald, vanman, 22 Trafalgar st
M'NULTY Peter, billnoster, 5 Dellingburn sq
M'ONIE George (of G. & J. M'Onie), 91 Belville st
M'Onie G. & J., engineers and founders, Ladyburn foundry,
East Hamilton st
M'Onie John (of G. & J. M'Onie), 101 Belville st
M'Onie William, 34 East Hamilton st
M'OSKER John J., commercial traveller, 55 Drumfrochar
road
M'PARLAND James, shoemaker, 43 Ann st
MACPHAIL John, coal merchant, 27 Cathcart st ; depot, 5
Chapel st. Ho. 27 Patrick st
Macphail Robert M., plumber and lead merchant, 5 De llingburn
sq. Ho. 15 Lynedoch st
M'PHAIL Alexander, carpenter, 3 Mearns st
M'Phail Alexander, boilermaker, 27 Belville st
M'Phail Archibald, pilot, 27 West Blackhall st
M'Phail Colin, boilermaker, 65 Rue- end st
M'Phail Dugald, rigger, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Phail Duncan, carpenter, Salmon st
M'Phail Duncan, engineer, 2 East Blackhall st
M'Phail John, carpenter, 4 Hill st
M'Phail Malcolm, coppersmith, 21 John st
M'Phail Neil, labourer, 5 Newton st
M'Phail Jessie, huckster, 38 Sir Michael st
M'Phail Mrs M., 1 Harvie lane
M'Phail Mrs, 5 Dempster st
M'PHEDRAN Dugald, lieutenant of police, 24 Bruce sfc
M'PHEE Angus, sugar porter, 67 Nicolson st

144
DIRECTORY.
M'Phee Hector, joiner, 85 Roxburgh st
M'Phee John, engineer, 1 9 Ingleston pi
M'Phee John, blacksmith, 8 Springkell st
MACPHERSON Alexander & Co., engineers' ironmongers
and commission agents, 16 East India breast
Macpherson Alexander (of Alexander Macpherson & Co.), 12
Brisbane st
Macpherson Alexander, salesman, 39 Nelson st, west
Macpherson Hugh, carpenter, 35 West Blackhall st
Macpherson John & Co., ironmongers and ship chandlers, 3
East breast
Macpherson John (of John Macpherson & Co.), 3 Antigua st
Macpherson Robert (of Welsh, Walker & Macpherson), 35
West Blackhall st
Macpherson Mrs, matron, Home for Incurables, 19 Roxburgh st
M'PHERSON Angus, grocer, 24 Tobago st. Ho. 14 Mearns st
M'Pherson Donald, slater, 17 Mount Pleasant st
M'Pherson James, fireman, 7 Lynedoch st
M'Pherson John, carpenter, 20 St Lawrence st
M'Pherson Malcolm, police sergeant, 3 Bank st
M'Pherson Malcolm, 8 Kilblain st
M'Pherson Peter, boilermaker, 4 East Blackhall st. Ho. 36
East Crawfurd st
M'Pherson Peter, upholsterer, 30 West Burn st. House, 19
South st
M'Pherson Peter, grocer, 7 East Crawfurd st
M'Pherson R. C. (of Campbell, Macpherson & Co.), 6 Finnart st
M'Pherson William, boilermaker, 24 Antigua st
M'Pherson Miss, 27 Nicolsou st
M'Pherson Mrs D., ladies' underclothing establishment, 14
West Blackhall st. Ho. do.
M'Pherson Mrs, ladies' nurse, 26 Hamilton st
M'Pherson Mrs, lodgings, 17 Brougham st
M'Pherson iV^rs Peter, 3 Antigua st
M'Pherson Mrs, 3 Captain st
M'QUARRIE Donald, sailmaker, Ford cottage, 1 Finnart st
M'Quarrie Donald, carpenter, 13 Regent st
M'Quarrie John, clerk, 15 Brisbane st
M'QUEEN Neil, dairyman, 52 Wellington st
M'QUOID William, joiner, 23 Mearns st. House, 9 Mount
Pleasant st
M'Quoid Miss, grocer, 8 Mount Pleasant st
M'RAE Alexander, general engineer, 12 Charles st. Ho. 19
Wellington st
M'Rae Donald, carpenter, 6 West Stewart st
M'Rae John, joiner, 71 Regent st

DIRECTORY.
145
M'Rae Neil, carpenter, 6 Watt st
M'Rae Miss, milliner and straw-hatter, 14 Lyle st
M'Rae Mrs, 26 West Blaekhall st
MACRAILD Donald, F.R.C.S., &c general practitioner of
,
medicine, 8 and 9 George square
M'ROBERT James, clerk, 15 South st
M'RONALD Alexander, 18 Hope st
M'SHEFFREY William, butter and egg dealer, 45 Vermel
M'SWAN Alexander, labourer, 16 Nicolson st
M'SWEEN Archibald, dairy, 9 Newton st. Ho. 5 do.
MAOSYMON Robert, general grocer, and wholesale retailer
of home and foreign produce, 6 Argyle st. Branches afc
20 Cathcart st. and 1 West Blaekhall st. Ho. Linden
bank, 39 Esplanade
M'TAGGART Archibald, joiner, 19 Wellington st
M'Taggart Archibald, carpenter, 44 Arthur st
M'Taggart Donald, moulder, 5 Orchard st
M'Taggart Malcolm, smith, 20 John st
M'Taggart William, joiner. 83 Wellington st
M'TAVISH Angus, joiner,' 12 Murdieston st
M'Tavish Donald, coal agent, 5 Chapel st. Ho. 22 Robertson st
M'Tavish John, carpenter, 1 William st
M'Tavish John mason, 70 Wellington st
M'Tavish Jane, spirit dealer, 13 Shaw st. Ho. 15 do.
M'VEAN Duncan, joiner, 42 Holmscroft st
M'Vean Mrs, 16 Crawford st
M'VEY James, "joiner, 15 Jamaica st
M'VICAR Angus, shipmaster, 1 1 Roxburgh st
M'Vicar Donald, joiner, 1 Holmscroft st
M'Vicar Duncan, labourer, 19 Ingleston place
M'Vicar Duncan, manager, Greenock Equitable Loan Co.,
Ho. 23 West Blaekhall st
M'Vicar Hugh (of M'Vicar & Son), 26 Bruce st
M'Vicar James, plumber, 63 Regent st
M'Vicar James, seaman, 95 Roxburgh st
M'Vicar Neil, boilermaker, 3 Regent st
M'Vicar & Son, tailors and clothiers, 39 West Bum st
M'Vicar William, ship smith and chainmaker, 7 East Stewart
st. Ho. 5 Carnock st
M'Vicar Mrs, 17 Lyle st
M'Vicar Mrs, 47 Holmscroft st
M WALTER John, porter, 6 Antigua st
M 'Walter Robert, joiner, 31 Lynedoch st
M'WATTERS James, labourer, 1 Prospecthill st
M'Watters William, salesman, 65 Nicolson st
M'WHINNIE Frederick, labourer, 15 Cathcart st

146
DIRECTORY.
M'Whinnie Hugh, forgeman, 68 East Hamilton st
M'WHIRTER David, builder, 16 Robertson st
M'Whirter Hugh, agent, Maybole boot and shoe warehouse,
16 Hamilton st. Ho. 12 Wellington st
M'Whirter Robert, builder and contractor, 3 Brougham st
M'Whirter William, teacher, 87 Dempster st
M'Whirter Miss Agnes, confectioner, 33 Hamilton st
M'Whirter Mrs, 50 Holmscroft st
M'WILLIAM Duncan, seaman, 5 Kelly st
M'Wiiliam Henry, labourer, 45 Nicolson st
M'William James, sailmaker, 19 Nicolson st
M'Wiiliam John, smith, 62 Regent st
M'William Robert, labourer, 19 Nicolson st
M'Wiiliam Jane, teacher, 53 Kelly st
MACK Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 17 Arthur st. Ho.
9 John st
MACKIE Charles, deep sea pilot, 5 Union st
Mackie David, engineer. 32 South st
Mackie James, cashier, 5 Ratho st
Mackie James, seaman, 41 Nicolson st
Mackie James, engineer, 42 Roxburgh st
Mackie William, clerk, 32 South st
MADDEN William, gateman, 64 Holmscroft st
MAGARRELL Mrs Richard, washerwoman, 33 High Yennel
MAGURA Robert, tailor, 8 Murdieston st
MAHAN David D., carpenter, Salmon st
31ahan David, turner, 22 St Lawrence st
MAIN Hugh, surveyor, H.M. Customs, 11 Forsyth st
Main John, cooper, 41 Ann st
Main John, labourer, 6 Roslin st
Main Robert, storekeeper, 6 Watt st
MAIR John, carter, 71 Wellington st
MAITLAND Alexander, gas inspector, 62 Kelly st
Maitland Archibald, gas inspector, 61 Ann st
Maitland James, brassfinisher, 18 Hope st
Maitland William, shoemaker, 45 Cartsburn st
Maitland Miss, dressmaker, 4 Kilblain st
Maitland Mrs, 41 West Blackhall st
Maitland Mrs, grocer, 15 Tobago st. Ho. 18 Sir Michael st
MALCOLM Alexander (of Malcolm & Co.), 4 Nelson st,
west
Malcolm Andrew, labourer, 53 Inverkip st
Malcolm Archibald, boilermaker, 95 Belville st
Malcolm & Co., coopers, fish curers, and wholesale fish merchants,
10 and 12 Charles st
Malcolm David, salesman, 61 Ann st

DIRECTORY. S47
Malcolm James, shoemakers' furnishings and leather merchant,
8 Dalrymple st. Ho. 13 Brisbane st
Malcolm John, insurance agent, 21 Newton st
Malcolm John B., flesher, 1 East Crawfurd st. Ho. 95 Bel-
ville st
Malcolm Joseph, sailmaker, 15 East Shaw st
Malcolm W. H., engineer, 47 Mearns st
Malcolm William, labourer, 126 Drumfrochar road
MALCOM Mrs, 34 Nelson st, west
MALLOCH John, iron turner, 2 Macdougall st
MANN Alexander, watchmaker, 1 3 West Blackhall st
MANSON Rose, collector, 24 Roxburgh st
MARKLAND James, bootmaker, 22 Cathcart st and 40 st
James st, Glasgow
MARQUIS Angus, watchman, 8 West Burn st
Marquis Miss, 55 Newton st
MARLEY Mrs, 18 Bogle st
MARR James, goldsmith and jeweller, 14 Hamilton st. Ho.
41 Nelson st, west
Marr Thomas C, teacher, 7 Kelly st
MARSHALL David, blacksmith, 5 West Blackhall st
Marshall Edward, engineer, 58 Kelly st
Marshall James (of Ross & Marshall), 35 Regent st
Marshall James (of Marshall & Lindsay), 6 Mearns st
Marshall John, shoemaker, 21 Ann st. Ho. 41 Roxburgh st
Marshall Joseph, labourer, 16 Crescent st
Marshall & Lindsay, painters, 52 Regent st
Marshall Robert, patternmaker, 42 East Crawford st
Marshall William, labourer, 13 Ingleston st
Marshall William, provision merchant and commission agent,
29 Charles st. Ho. 37 Nelson st, west
Marshall William Johnstone, M.D. and L.R.C.S., Edinburgh,
physician and surgeon, 8 Ardgowan square
Marshall Mrs William, 165 Eldon st
Marshall Mrs, 14 Lynedoch st
Marshall Mrs, mangier, 12 Clarence st
MARTIN Alexander, joiner, 25 Bruce st
Martin Alexander, baker, 35 West Stewart st
Martin Brothers, fleshers, 9 Newton st and 21 Kelly st
Martin David, labourer, 21 John st
Martin Duncan, booking clerk, 21 Trafalgar st
Martin James, cabinetmaker, 11 Kilblain st. Ho. 10 Kelly s£
Martin James (of Martin Brothers), 2 South st
Martin James, labourer, 30 Tobago st
Martin James, 9 Hill st
Martin James, policeman, 6 Kilblain st

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DIRECTORY.
Martin James, engineer, 10 Hope st
Martin John, cutler and sawmaker, 27 Nicolson st
Martin John, engine-driver, 42 Lynedoch st
Martin John, salesman, 8 Hope st
Martin John, tailor
Dempster st
and clothier, 5 Hamilton st. Ho. 2T
Martin Joseph, clerk, 10 Kelly st
Martin Patrick, labourer, 47 Nicolson st
Martin Pedro San, ship broker, 3
West Blackhall st
East Quay lane. Ho. 2(?
Martin Peter M'K. (of Martin Brothers), Ravenscraig
Martin Eobert, coal merchant, 46 Vennel. Ho. 31 Charles sfc
Martin William, music-seller, 14 West Blackhall st. Ho. 3
George sq
Martin William M., commission merchant and agent for R-
M. Weir & Co., wine merchants, Edinburgh, 24 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 19 Brisbane st
Martin Catherine, furnishings, 11 Brachelston st
Martin Mrs, 29 Nicolson st
Martin Mrs, matron, House of Refuge, Upper Ingleston
MASON Robert (of James Richardson & Co.), Clyde houser 2 Rosneath st
Mason Mrs, 11 Laird st
MASSICKS James, blacksmith, 11 Rue-end st
MASSON Andrew, sawmaker and cutler, 4 Carnock st.
37 Lynedoch st
Masson John, iron turner, 5 Hope st
Masson Joseph, blacksmith, 25 Bruce st
Hov
Masson Thomas, engineer, 12 Watt st
Masson William, mason, 59 Holmscroft st
MASTER of Works Office, 18 Hamilton st
MASTERSON Mrs, 1 Bank st
MASTERTON Alexander, shipmaster, 23 Kelly st
MATCHETT John (of London and Belfast Tea Co.), 21
Dempster st
MATHER John, shipmaster, 3 George square
MATHIE James, engineer, 7 East Crawford st
Mathie John, cooper, 64 Roxburgh st
Mathie Miss Margaret, 22 West Blackhall st
Mathie Mrs John, 55 Inverkip st
MATHIESON Archibald, plumber, 17 Bruce st
Mathieson Archibald, joiner, 51 Kelly st
Mathieson David, grocer, 56 Kelly st. Ho. 58 do.
Mathieson Donald, carpenter, 29 Trafalgar st
Mathieson John, boot and shoemaker, 33 Market st.
Regent st
Ho. 62

DIRECTORY. 149
"Mathieson John, grocer, 14 Market st. Ho. 2 Princes st
"Mathieson John, joiner, 5 Laurieston st
Mathieson John, ironmonger, 13 East Quay lane. Ho. 3i
Lynedoch st
Mathieson Lindsay, joiner, 19 Wellington st
Mathieson Robert, salesman, 17 Nelson st, west
Mathieson Robert, smith, 30 Arthur st
Mathieson Robert, painter, 37 Nelson st, west
Mathieson Mrs Robert, 27 Nelson st, west
Mathieson Mrs, 4 East Quay lane
MAYEN James D., engineer, 30 Lynedoch st
MAXTON Miss, 52 Brougham st
MAXWELL Alexander, seaman, 10 Terrace road
Maxwell David, book deliverer, 57 Holmscroft st
Maxwell Thomas, labourer, 76 Roxburgh st
Maxwell William, missionary, 11 Antigua st
Maxwell Mrs Robert, 6 Ingieston st
MAYORS R. G., clerk, 6 Watt st
Mayors Thomas H., upholsterer, 7 Brisbane st
MAY George W., painter, 70 Wellington st
MEARNS Hugh, engineer, 13 East Crawford st
Mearns James, clothier and outfitter, 14 Hamilton sfc. Ho,
14 Wellington st
Mearns Patrick, rafter, 3 Regent st
MECHAN James, labourer, 6 St Lawrence st
Mechan Robert, labourer, 3 Holmscroft st
Mechan Thomas, carpenter, 10 Terrace road
Mechan Mrs, huckster, 7 Smith's lane
MECHANICS' Institution, library, reading-room, and public
baths, 13 Sir Michael st and 11 Tobago st
MEEK Hugh, salesman, 3 Shaw place
Meek John, boilermaker, 80 Belville st
Meek Robert, labourer, 3 Belville st
Meek William, painter, 22 Trafalgar st
MEIKLE Daniel, engineer, 65 Belville st
Meikle William, dairyman, 37 Ann st. Ho. 31 Dempster sfc
MELDRUM George, engineer, 11 St Andrews st
Meldrum Peter, shipowner, 22 Eldon st
MELLOR John, machinist, 80 Belville st
MELROSE John, sailmaker, 8 Hay st
Melrose William, engineer, 14 Lyle st
Melrose William, painter, 18 Bruce st
Melrose Walter, engineer, 93 Roxburgh st
MELVILLE William, storekeeper, 61 Ann st
Melville Mrs, 5 Mount Pleasant st
MELVIN Daniel, cooper, 29 Mearns st

150
DIRECTORY.
Melvin John & Co., bakers, 15 Cartsburn st. Ho. 29 Mearns st
Melvin Thomas & Co., stationers and printers, 25 Hamilton
st. Ho. 14 Brisbane st
Melvin Mrs, 13 East Quay iane
MENZIES & Co., bookstall, G. & S.-W. Railway (Harbour)
Station
Menzies Robert, watchmaker and jeweller, 27 West Burn st.
Ho. 64 Kelly st
Menzies Robert, labourer, 5 Dellingburn sq
Menzies Robert, pansman, 34 Ingleston st
Menzies Jane, 23 Lyle st
Menzies Miss R., tobacconist, 23 Vennel
Menzies Mrs Alexander, 4 Finnart st
Menzies Mrs John, 14 West Blackhall st
Menzies Mrs, midwife, 23 Trafalgar st
MERCANTILE Marine Office, 7 Virginia st
MERRILEES Charles, house and ship wright, 6 Charles st
Ho. 20 Brisbane st
MERRYLEES James, clothier and outfitter, 10 William -st-
Ho. 33 Roxburgh st
MERTEN Henry, bootmaker, 2 Open shore
METHODIST Chapel, 4 Ardgowan st, west
METHYEN Cathcart W., Assoc. M. Inst. C.E., 17 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 62 Union st
MEYER Mrs, 56 Finnart st
Meyer Henry, carter, 63 Nicolson st
MIDDLE (Free) Church, 10 George sq
Middle Parish Church, Cathcart sq
MIDDLETON Daniel, professor of music, 10 Forsyth st
MILL Alexander, family grocer and wine merchant, 95 Roxburgh
st. Ho. Thrushhill, Ashton, Gourock
Mill Mrs Charles, 20 Union st
MILLAR Alexander, pawnbroker, 38 Hamilton st. Ho. 2$
Ann st
Millar Allan, boilermaker, 19 Ingleston pi
Millar Arthur, clerk, 16 Wellington st
Millar Daniel, joiner, 3 East Crawford st
Millar David, salesman, 63 Ann st
Millar David, joiner, 59 Holmscroft st
Millar George, engineer, 13 Hope st
Millar James, feuar, 17 Trafalgar st
Millar James, teacher, 7 Caddlehill st
Millar James, boilermaker, 87 Belville st
Millar James, engineer, 20 Lyle st
Millar James, joiner, 15 Dempster st
Millar John, engineer, 75 Regent st

DIRECTORY. 151
Millar John, gasfitter, 39 Roxburgh st
Millar John, 1 East William st
Millar John, baker, 31 Hamilton st and Newtondale buildings,
12 Ann st. Ho. Newtondale cottage, 21 Roxburgh st
Millar John, sailmaker, 30 Kelly st
Millar & Macpherson, agents for Hartfield's windlasses, 16
East India breast
Millar Robert, dining rooms, 18 Arcade and
Ho. 24 Antigua st
Millar Robert, joiner, 70 Ann st
28 Cathcart st.
Millar Robert, boilermaker, 9 East Crawford st
Millar Robert, optician, 7 Hill st
Millar Robert, hairdresser, 23 Rue-end st.
Millar Robert, glazier, 24 Antigua st
Ho. 3 Morton ter
Millar S. H., wine and spirit merchant and commission agent,
3 West Quay lane, 10 Annst and 17 Regent st. Ho. 29
Newton st
Millar Samuel, spirit merchant, 42 Cathcart st.
square
Millar Thomas, smith, 25 Regent st
Millar Thomas, labourer, 13 Mill st
Millar, Walter, labourer, 10 Baker st
Millar William, farmer, Bawhirley
Ho. 2 George
Millar William, fitter, 33 East Crawford st
Millar William, steamboat agent, Customhouse quay.
33 West Stewart st
Millar William, boilermaker, 2 Macdougall st
Millar Janet, furnishings, 89 Roxburgh st
Millar Mrs, midwife, 84 Roxburgh st
Millar Mrs Boyd, 5 Bank st
Millar Mrs James, 12 Terrace road
Millar Mrs John, 62 Regent st
Millar Mrs John, 13 Cathcart st
Miliar Mrs Thomas, 13 Lyle st
Ho.
Millar Mrs, dairy, Garvel Park lodge
MILLEN Peter, engineer, 14 West Blackhall st
MILLER Andrew, wine and spirit merchant, 38
Ho. do.
Main st.
Miller Andrew, joiner, 20 Serpentine walk
Miller A. D., wine and spirit merchant, 3 Ropewoik st.
4 Inverkip st
Ho.
Miller & Brown, joiners, builders, timber merchants and saw
millers, 64 Inverkip st
Miller Archibald (of J. & A. Miller), 62 Kelly st
Miller J. & A., joiners and builders, 31 Hamilton st
Miller James, line and twine maker, 89 Roxburgh st

152 DIRECTORY.
Miller James, watchmaker and general dealer, 43 West Burn
st. Ho. 17 Trafalgar st
Miller John, Trinity and deep-sea pilot, 18 Bogle st
Miller John, joiner, 13 Lyle st
Miller John (of Miller & Brown), 17 Robertson st
Miller John (of J. & A. Miller), 29 Dempster st
Miller Peter, joiner, 23 East Shaw st
Miller Robert, joiner, 17 Mount Pleasant st
Miller Robert, boilermaker, 28 Mearns st
Miller Robert, joiner, 5 Hope st
Miller Thomas, mate, 32 Kelly st
Miller Thomas, biscuit and confection merchant, 35 Regent
st. Ho. do.
Miller Thomas, provision merchant, 11 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 2 South st
Miller Thomas, warehouseman, 29 Regent st
Miller William, feuar, 10 Antigua st
Miller William, labourer, 68 East Hamilton st
Miller Agnes, 14 Hope st
Miller Miss, 18 Bogle st
Miller Miss J. G,, 42 Brisbane st
Miller Mrs Thomas, 40 Nelson st, west
Miller Mrs, 27 Nelson st, west
Miller Mrs, 16 Antigua st
MILLIGAN Alexander, irondresser, 15 Hope st
Milligan William, fireman, 87 Wellington st
Milligan William, mercantile clerk, 38 Mearns st
MILLIKEN Archibald (of Alex. Tough & Son), 7 Kempock
Gourock
MILLOY Hugh (of Taylor & Milloy), 27 Lyle st
Milloy John, railway porter, 3 Charles st
Milloy Miss, 10 Antigua st
Milloy Mrs John, 95 Belville st
MILLS John, carpenter, 87 Belville st
Mills Robert, engineer, 5 East Crawford st
Mills Robert, boilermaker, 7 Ratho st
Mills Robert, engineer and ship smith, 5 Dock breast, 13
Clarence st, and Garvel Dock. Ho. 22 Bank st
Mills Robert, jun., ship smith, 2 York st
Mills William, rivetter, 1 1 East Blackhall st
MILNE Edward, smith, 21 Lyle st
Milne James, jun., accountant, 5 Kelly st
Milne John, blacksmith, 27 Trafalgar st
Milne Samuel, boilermaker, 11 Lynedoch st
Milne Mrs E., grocer and spirit dealer, 16 Antigua st. Ho. do.
MINTO George, commission agent, 25 Brisbane st

DIRECTORY.
MITCHELL Alexander, fireman, 106 Drumfrochar road
Mitchell Alexander, painter, 47 Orawfurd st
Mitchell Archibald, carter, 73 Holmscroft st
Mitchell Archibald, mason, 3 Brachelston st
Mitchell David, engineer, 67 Regent st
Mitchell Duncan, boatman 5 Kilblain st
;
Mitchell Francis, salesman, 15 Lyle st
Mitchell Francis B., clothier, 14 Oathcart st. Ho. 15 Lyle st
Mitchell George, chimney sweep, 62 Vennel
Mitchell James, plumber, gasfitter, &c, 24 West Burn st.
Ho. 25 Ardgowan st, west
Mitchell James, mason, 19 Bruce st
Mitchell James, cooper, 43 Lynedoch st
Mitchell James C, tobacconist. 83 Roxburgh st and 23 Rueend
st. Ho. 16 Lynedoch st
Mitchell John, cooper, 76 Ann st
Mitchell John (of R. & W. Houston & Co.), 65 Belville st
Mitchell John, shipmaster, 17 Brisbane st
Mitchell John, labourer, 5 Nile st
Mitchell Peter, joiner, 27 Dempster st
Mitchell Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 17 Cathcart st.
Ho. 26 South st
Mitchell Thomas, draper, 11 Ann st Ho. do.
Mitchell Walter, joiner, 13 Belville st
Mitchell Walter, joiner, 7 Laurieston st
Mitchell William, shorthand writer, 71 Nicolson st
Mitchell William, labourer, 24 Sir Michael st
Mitchell Mrs Andrew, 15 Lyle st
Mitchell Mrs M., 79 Port- Glasgow road
Mitchell Mrs Sarah, fruiterer and confectioner, 11 Ann st
Mitchell Mrs William, 16 Lynedoch st
Mitchell Mrs, news-agent, 30 Wellington st
Mitchell Mrs, 5 Nile st
MOFFAT David, moulder, 26 East Crawford st
Moffat George, 37 Nelson st, west
Moffat John, shipwright, 7 Laurieston st
Moffat Robert, baker, 18 Lynedoch st. Ho. 29 Regent sfc
Moffat Thomas, moulded 1 9 Ingleston pi
Moffat Misses J. & M., milliners, 37 West Blackhall st. Ho.
37 Nelson st, west
Moffat Mrs W., 9 Crescent st
MOIR Robert W., river pilot, 33 Brougham st
Moir William D., commercial traveller, Lilybank, Gourock
road
Moir Mrs A., 62 Ann st
MOLES James (of Ramsay & Moles), 2 Finnart st

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DIRECTORY.
MOLLYNEUX Hugh, labourer, 40 St Lawrence st
MOLSEED James, painter, 28 West Blackhall st
MONAGHAN Stephen, collector, 18 Ann st
MONTAGUE George, porter and stationer, 7 Cross-shore st.
Ho. 5 do.
Montague Thomas, engineer, 26 Crescent st
MONTGOMERIE James, sugar boiler, 68 Drumfrochar rd
Montgomerie John, goods superintendent, Caledonian Railway
Co. Office, Railway Cottage, Bogle st. Ho. 40
Brisbane st
MONTGOMERY Andrew S., commission agent, 15 Newton
st
Montgomery George, gasfitter, 25 Bruce st
Montgomery Matthew, labourer, 14 Crescent st
Montgomery Robert, cooper, 57 Belville st
Montgomery Robert, brassfinisher, 67 Belville st
Montgomery William, railway porter, 27 Bruce st
Montgomery Mrs Robert, 27 Hamilton st
MOODY Allan, janitor, Public School, 73 Belville st
Moody Alexander, bookkeeper, 8 South st
Moody David, brassfinisher, '24 East Crawford st
Moody William, sawyer, 34 East Hamilton st
Moody Miss, feuar, 52 Brougham st
Moody Miss, greengrocer, 40 Nelson st, west. Ho. do.
MOON F., supervisor of inland revenue. Ho. 49 Brisbane st
MOONEY Mrs D., poulterer and fruiterer, 5 William st
Mooney Henry, engine driver, 4 Ingles ton st
Mooney James, policeman, 50 Inverkip st
MOORE Alexander, mate, 66 Kelly st
Moore Thomas, shoemaker, 12 Vennel
Moore Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 24 Cathcart st and
19 East Quay lane. Ho. 2 Lyle st
Moore Zechariah, labourer, 16 Serpentine walk
MORE Andrew (of Andrew More & Co.), 5 Roxburgh st
More Andrew & Co., tobacco and snuff manufacturers, 15
Market st
More Mrs James, 22 Brisbane st
MORGAN John, 72 Eldon st
MORIES Alex. S. (of Jas. M'Lean & Co.), 65 Newton st
Mories James S. (of Jonn Mories & Co.), 18 Eldon st
Mories John & Co., timber measurers, 2 Cathcart st
Mories John, 30 Ardgowan st, west
MORRIN William, missionary, 16 South st
MORRIS James, pilot, 3 Argyle st
Morris John, salesman, 69 Nicolson st
Morris Walter, painter, 55 Holmscrof t st

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Morris William, seaman, 10 Bruce st
MORISON George and James, tea merchants and grocers, 27
Cathcart st
Morison George (of G. & J. Morison), Hay field, 43Finnart st
Morison James B,, tea and wine merchant, 29 West Blackhall
st. Ho. Brookfield, 29 Esplanade
Morison James B., purveyor and wine merchant, Imperial
restaurant, 15 West Blackhall st. Ho. Brookfield, 29
Esplanade
Morison Neil, tailor and clothier, 2 Inverkip st. Ho. 35-
West Stewart st
MORRISON Alexander (of A. & D. Morrison), 32 West
Stewart st
Morrison A. & D., ship carpenters, 3 Clarence st
Morrison David, labourer, 66 Drumfrochar road
Morrison Donald, flesher, 24 West Stewart st
Morrison Duncan, plumber, 1 Kilblain buildings
Morrison Duncan, carpenter, 35 Lyle st
Morrison F. D. (of Morrison & Wright), Alt-na-craig, Lyle
road, and 109 Finnart st
Morrison Hugh, labourer, 66 Ann st
Morrison James, seaman, 67 Regent st
Morrison James, fish buyer, 27 Hamilton st
Morrison James, flesher, 7 West Blackhall st. Ho. 11 Nelson
st, west
Morrison James (of Morrison & Sons), Alma villa, Gourock
Morrison John, accountant, house factor, and insurance agent y
29 West Burn st. Ho. 30 Roxburgh st
Morrison John, labourer, 25 John st
Morrison John, labourer, 5 Rue-end st
Morrison John, clerk, 19 Mount Pleasant st
Morrison John, labourer, 12 Ann st
Morrison John, sawyer, 3 Bruce st
Morrison John, spirit merchant, 8 East breast. Ho. 17 Lylest
Morrison John, seaman, 6 Hope st
Morrison John & Sons, bookbinders, stationers, lithographers,
&c, 67 Rue-end st
Morrison Peter, carpenter, 9 Nicolson st
Morrison Peter, carpenter, 25 West Burn st
Morrison Robert, moulder, 50 St Lawrence st
Morrison Robert, seaman, 7 Dempster st
Morrison Robert, engine-driver, 15 Brougham st
Morrison Robert, policeman, 4 Hill st
Morrison Robert, porter, 52 West Blackhall st
Morrison Robert, engineer, 15 Laird st
Morrison William, broker, 26 Dairymple st. Ho. 28 do.

156 DIRECTORY.
Morrison "William, tailor, 5 Hill st
Morrison William, shipmaster, 16 Laird st
Morrison William, carpenter, 58 Lynedoch st
Morrison & Sons, tailors, clothiers, and outfitters, 44 Cathcart
st
Morrison & Wright, writers and notaries public, 32 Cathcart st
Morrison Miss Mary, 22 West Blackball st
Morrison Miss, 34 Brisbane st
Morrison Mrs George, 53 Inverkip st
Morrison Mrs James, 8 East Blackhall st
Morrison Mrs, 9 East Crawford st
MORROW Andrew, cabinetmaker, 7 Caddlehill st
Morrow Francis, shoemaker, 26 Dalrymple st
MORTON A. C. (of Morton & Kidd), 63 Union st
Morton & Kidd, wholesale and retail ironmongers, steel, iron,
and hardware merchants, blacksmiths, and agents for
Milner's fireproof safes, 24 Hamilton st
Morton James (of Greenock Iron Co.),Balclutha,ll Newark st
Morton James, jun. (of Greenock Iron Co.), Cliff lodge, 119
Eldon st
Morton John, weigher, 5 Shaw st
Morton John, plumber, 7 Nile st
Morton Robert, skinner, 66 East Hamilton st
Morton William, clerk, 99 Belville st
Morton & Young, tea dealers, 30 Hamilton st
Morton Miss, 9 Ardgowan sq
Morton Mrs, tobacconist, 36 Hamilton st. Ho. 22 West
Stewart st
MOSES Matthew, teacher and organist, 73 Holmscrof t st
MOSS James, 15 South st
MOSSMAN James & Son, joiners and glaziers, 68 Regent st
Mossman James (of James Mossman & Son), 11 Ann st
Mossman Wm. (of James Mossman & Son), 64 Roxburgh st
MOUNT Mrs, lodgings, 26 Tobago st
MOWAT Mrs, 16 Arthur st
MUAT John, surveyor of stamps and taxes, and land valuation
assessor for the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire and
County of Bute, Customhouse buildings. Ho. Tower
road, Gourock
MUIR Alexander, engineer, 27 Roxburgh st
Muir Alexander, labourer, 5 Watt st
Muir Charles, carter, 20 Antigua st
Muir David, salesman, 65 Roxburgh st
Muir Francis, draper, 15 Brisbane st
Muir Henry, greengrocer, 26 Inverkip st
Muir Hugh (of Wm. Muir & Sons), 22 Wellington st

DIRECTORY. 157
Muir James, joiner, 10 Hay st
Muir James, police inspector, 69 Nicol?on st
Muir James D., provision merchant, 30 Brisbane st
Muir John L., provision merchant, 30 Brisbane st
Muir John, joiner, 15 Eegent st
Muir Matthew, tea dealer, 9 Argyle st
Muir Robert & Sons, millers and grain merchants, 6 East
Stewart st. Ho. 2 St Andrew sq
Muir Robert, baker, 26 Shaw st. Ho. 2 St Andrew sq
Muir Robert, eDgineer, 62 Drumfrochar road
Muir R., provision merchant, 25 Vennel
Muir Robert (of Leitch & Muir), 27 Bentinck st
Muir Robert W (of T. O. Hunter & Co.), 32 Brisbane sfc
Muir R. G. (of Muir & Weir), 39 Newton st
Muir Samuel (of Greenock Towing Co.), 25 Sir Michael st
Muir & Sons, bakers, 8 West Blackball st. Ho. do.
Muir & Weir, bag merchants and commission agents, Captain
st and Upper Ingleston. Office, 4 Mansionhouse lane
Muir Thcmas, ironmoulder, 51 Belville st
Muir William & Sons, tanners, curriers, and belt and hose
manufacturers, Waverley lane
Muir William, fireman, 52 Wellington st
Muir William, fireman, 20 West Blackhall st
Muir William, 32 Brisbane st
Muir William, engineer, 74 Wellington st
Muir William, lathsplitter, 28Mearnsst. Ho. 36 Lynedoch st
Muir William (of Wm. Muir & Sons), 9 Ardgowan st, west
Muir Miss Janet, matron, Friendless Girls' Home, 24 Mount
Pleasant st
Muirldi^s, dressmaker, 28 Bruce st
Muir Misses J. & M., fleshers, 13 West Blackhall st, Ho. 4&
Brougham st
Muir Miss, 27 Regent st
Muir Mrs James, 64 Kelly st
Muir Mrs Jane, 8 South st
Muir Mrs Robert, 24 Wellington st
MUIRHEAD Alexander, baker, 62 and 95 Roxburgh st. Ho,
17 Newton st
MULDOON John, salesman, 83 Wellington st
MULHEEN John, plasterer, 40 Main st. Ho. 10 Crossshore
st
Mulhern Mrs, 26 Market st
MULLAN P. J., clerk, 56 Lynedoch st
MUMME Carl, manager at Scott & Co.'s, Hillend. Ho. 8
East Crawford st
MUNDIE Peter, cooper, 28 Lynedoch st

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DIRECTORY.
'MUNN Alexander, smith, 20 West Stewart st
Munn Duncan, storekeeper, 44 Arthur st
Munn Robert, pilot, 5 Lynedoch st
Munn William, joiner, 26 Wellington st
Munn William, brassfinisher, 24 Wellington st
Munn Miss, 6 Ardgowan st, west
Munn Mrs, 19 Regent st
MUNRO Colin, cooper, 73 Holmscroft st
Munro Colin, grocer, 42 Crawfurd st, Glebe
Munro Daniel, joiner, 41 Mearns st. Ho. do.
Munro Daniel, stationmaster, Bogston station, Caledonian
Railway. Ho. Bogston Cottage
Munro David, joiner, 26 Lynedoch st
Munro D. H. Campbell, 7 Margaret st
Munro Donald, labourer, 36 Nelson st, west
Munro Duncan, clerk and insurance agent, 39 Nelson st, west
Munro George, carpenter, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
Munro John, sugar porter, 13 Crawfurd st
Munro Rev. J. Dempster, minister of the Gaelic Parish
Church. Ho. 25 Bentinck st
Munro Robert, 49 Trafalgar st
Munro William (of Grant & Munro), 34 Nelson st, west
Munro Mrs C, 34 Nelson st, west
MUNSIE Frederick, teller, Royal Bank of Scotland. Ho.
Cove Point House, Gourock
MUNTZ Metal Co. (Limited), patent yellow metal manufacturers—A.
G. Kidston & Co., agents
Muntz P. H. & Co., yellow metal manufacturers—Leitch &
Muir, agents
MURCHIE Robert, painter, 14 Lynedoch st
MUEDOCH Andrew, carpenter, 30 Lynedoch st
Murdoch David, bolt, rivet, and nailmaker, 32 Cartsburn st
Murdoch Donald, labourer, 36 Nelson st, west
Murdoch John, auctioneer, general dealer, commission merchant
and valuator, 51 Rue-end st Ho. 31 Ardgowan
st, Port-Glasgow
Murdoch John, joiner, 68 East Hamilton st
Murdoch Robert, joiner, 5 Bearhope st
Murdoch Mrs, lodgings, 7 Kelly st
Murdoch Mrs, 17 Lynedoch st
Murdoch Mrs, 5 East Crawford st
MURE F. H., head English master, Greenock Academy, 29
Patrick st
MURPHY David (of Murphy & M'Millan), 14 Ardgowan
st, west
JVEurphy Bernard, furnishings 2 Tobago st

DIRECTORY. 159
Murphy John, spirit merchant, 13 Oatheart st. Ho. 9 Lynedoch
st
Murphy O. L. (of Murray & Murphy), 17 Union st
Murphy Patrick, confectioner, 6 Cross-shore st
Murphy Robert, marine store dealer, 37 Rue-end st. Ho. 68
Inverkip st
Murphy Robert, jun., broker and marine store dealer, 10
Cartsburn st. Ho. 68 Inverkip st
Murphy & M'Millan, lathsplitters, 58 Holmscroft st
MURRAY Alexander C, storekeeper, 38 Nelson st, west
Murray Alexander, coachman, 1 Ardgowan st, Glebe
Murray Alexander, dyer, 19 Prospecthill st
Murray Alexander, carpenter, 33 East Crawford st
Murray & Murphy, shipbrokers and commission agents, 3
East Quay pi
Murray Archibald, engineer, 19 Belville st
Murray Charles, council officer, Town hall. Ho. 60 Kelly st
Murray Charles, mason, 41 "West Burn st
Murray James, bricklayer, 83 Belville st
Murray James, general turner and timber merchant, 30 Market
st and 8 Tobago st. Ho. 14 Brisbane st
Murray John, blacksmith, 1 East William st
Murray John, boilermaker, 78 Belville st
Murray John, clerk, 24 Kelly st
Murray John, mason, 6 Mount Pleasant st
Murray John, accountant, 30 South st
Murray John, cooper, 27 Nicolson st
Murray Murdoch, carpenter, 51 Nicolson st
Murray Robert, engineer, 3 Antigua st
Murray Robert, engineer, 62 Kelly st
Murray Roderick, carpenter, 5 Orchard st
Murray William, painter, 14 Cathcart st
Murray William, smith, 58 Lynedoch st
Murray Mrs John, dining rooms, 12 Rue-end st
Murray Mrs Robert, feuar, 7 Margaret st
Murray Mrs William, 13 Newton st
Murray Miss Isabella, 43 Nicolson st
Murray Mrs, 26 John st
Murray Mrs, lodgings, 31 Nicolson st
Murray Mrs, dressmaker, 56 Kelly st
NAPIER Alexander, seaman, 7 Holmscroft st
Napier Archibald, boilermaker, 25 Lynedoch st
Napier Henry, smith, 8 Shaw st
N

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DIRECTORY.
Napier James, engineer, 25 Eegent st
NATIONAL Bank of Scotland, 29 Caihcart street—John.
Thomson, agent
National Telephone Co., 4 Mansionhouse lane—F. A. Pollock,.
manager
NATHAN Herman (of Nathan & Wiening). 12 Cathcart st
Nathan & Wiening, tailors and clothiers, 8 Arcade
NEESON Daniel, rigger, 11 Ardgowan st, Glebe
NEIL Archibald, labourer, 18 St Lawrence st
Neil James, accountant, house factor, and insurance agent.
49 Cathcart st
Neil John, fitter, 4 John st
Neil John, 4 Prospecthill st
Neil William, blacksmith, 11 East Crawford st
Neil Miss Euphemia, 29 Nelson st, west
NEILL & Co., warehousekeepers, Dellingburn st
Neill, Dempster & Neill, sugar refiners, 78 Drumfrochar road
Neill George D. (of Neill, Dempster & Neill), 26 Forsyth st
Neill Hugh E. & Co., grocers, wine merchants, and Italian
warehousemen, and contractors to the R.N., 27 West
Blackhall st
"Neill Hugh R. (of Hugh R. Neill & Co.), 14 Brisbane st
Neill James, shipowner, 51 Union st
Neill John (of Neill, Dempster & Neill), Glenfield, Bedford st
Neill John, seaman, 10 Shaw st
Neill John, farmer, South Hillend, East Parish
Neill John, watchmaker, 5 Caddlehill st
Neill E. & S., writers and notaries public, 2 Argyle st
Neill Thomas (of Clyde Sugar Refining Co.), TowerlandSj
Octavia terrace
Neill (Thomas), Chalmers & Co., ship carpenters, joiners.
blockmakers, cobinetmakers, glaziers, funeral undertakers
and wood merchants, 30 Market st
Neill William J. (of Neill, Dempster & Neill), Law thorn,
Octavia terrace
Neill William, underwriters' surveyor, City buildings. Ho.
Towerlands, Octavia terrace
Neill Mrs John, 49 Esplanade
Neill Mrs Thomas, 10 Forsyth st
JNEILSON Alexander (of Smith & Davidson), Glen house.
85 Finnart st
Neilson James, teller, British Linen Co. Bank, Mather Bank
villa, Kilmalcolm
Neilson John, boilermaker, 14 Bruce st
Neilson Neil, mate, 34 Dalrymple st
JNeilson William (of Robert Lusk & Co.), 30 Brisbane st

DIRECTORY. 161
Neilson Mrs Samuel, dressmaker, 25 West Blackhall st
Neilson Mrs William, 18 Vermel
KELSON Charles (of Flight & Nelson), 28 Trafalgar st
Nelson Richard, mason, 23 Dempster st
Nelson Thomas, turner, 57 Belville st
Nelson Mrs Charles, 27 Trafalgar st
NESS David, blacksmith, 7 Mill st
Ness James, blacksmith, 4 Watt st
Ness Robert, cab driver, 6 Nelson st, G-lebe
Ness Mrs, lodgings, 29 Charles st
NEWALL Charles, engineer, 33 Lynedoch st
Newall Mrs A., grocer, 11 Belville st
NEW Assembly Rooms, 21 West Stewart st
New Clyde Towing Company, 7 East breast
NEWMAN Miss, 24 Brisbane st
NEWTON James, commission agent, 20 Palmerston buildings.
Ho. Chesterfield terrace, Gourock
NICCOL Robert, author of treatise on sugar refining, 69/
Union st
Niccol Mrs, 69 Union st
NICHOLSON Angus, seaman, 46 Cathcart st
Nicholson Birkett, hoopmaker, 35 Nicolson st
Nicholson Donald, seaman, 2 Open shore
Nicholson Donald, grocer, 59 Ann st
*
Nicholson James, joiner, 49 Mearns st
Nicholson John, joiner, 3 Prospecthill st
NICOLSON John, brassfinisher, 82 Belville st
Nicolson John, policeman, 110 Dempster st
Nicolson John (of Goudie & Nicolson), 66 Regent st
Nicolson Mrs, 8 Chapel st
NICOL Andrew, carpenter, joiner and boatbuilder, 14 Laird
st. Ho. 65 Roxburgh st
Nicol Andrew, joiner, 32 Ann st
Nicol Daniel, engineer, 19 Belville st
Nicel Duncan & Co., coal merchants, 55 Rue-end st and 20
Brougham st
Nicol James, provision merchant, 76 Roxburgh st. Ho. 11
Bruce st
Nicol James, carpenter, 19 Lyle st
Nicol James, carpenter, 16 Stauners st
Nicol John S. (of Duncan Nicol & Co.), 63 Eldon st
Nicol Samuel F. (of Duncan Nicol & Co.), 63 Eldon st
Nicol William, smith, 9 Dempster st
Nicol Mrs D., 63 Eldon st
Nicol Mrs Thomas, 8 South st
Nicol Mrs, 5 Duncan st

162
DIRECTORY.
Nicol Mrs, coffee-house, 23 Market st
NICOLL James, draper and drapers' valuer, 10 Ardgowan
st, west
Nicoll Misses, milliners and mantlemakers, 19 Ardgowan st,
west
NICOLSON Alexander, boatman, 36 Crawfurd st
Nicolson David, sergeant of police, 12 Nile st
Nicolson David, moulder, 31 Lynedoch st
Nicolson James, cabinetmaker, 65 Regent st
Nicolson John, sawyer, 67 Regent st
Nicolson Peter, grocer, 23 Charles st. Ho. 23 Dempster st
Nicolson Samuel, wine and spirit merchant, 1 East breast and
2 East Quay lane. Ho. 3 Antigua st
NIGHTINGALE Edward, ship steward, R.N., 18 South st
NIMMO Andrew, collector of harbour dues, Customhouse.
Ho. 11 Ardgowan sq
NISBET Duncan, carpenter, 2 Macdougall st
Nisbet James, surgeon dentist, 39 West Blackball st
Nisbet Mrs Margaret, 2 South st
NIVEN Alexander (of Ingram & Niven), 43 Holmscroft st
Niven George, moulder, 36 Ingleston st .
Niven John, blacksmith, 12 Watt st
Niven John, blacksmith, 28 Wellington st
Niven Robert, joiner, 23 West Stewart st
Niven William, treacle manufacturer, 31 Sugarhouse lane
Niven Mrs, 8 Kilblain st
Niven Mrs, 15 Johnstone st
NIXON James, joiner, 30 Market st
Nixon William, 66 Drumfrochar rd
Nixon Mrs, 13 Brisbane st
NOBLE John, labourer, 63 Ann st
Noble John, clerk, 64 Wellington st
Noble Thomas, boilermaker and blacksmith, 4 St Andrew sq.
Ho. 27 Lyle st
NOON John, potter, 1 Ratho st
NORRIS Mrs M., grocer, 5 Ann st. Ho. 13 Mearns st
NORTH British Daily Mail and Glasgow Weekly Mail newspapers.
Greenock branch office, 1 Bank st—George
Wardle, agent
iJorth British Railway Company, carries in connection with
G. & S. W. Railway, Lynedoch st and Albert Harbour
stations—W. S. Selby, agent
North Thos., billposter, 31 Vennel and 30 West Blackhall st
NORTHMAN John, seaman, 63 Nicolson st
NORTON Frederick, brassfinisher, 12 John st. Ho. 2 St
Andrew st

DIRECTORY.
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163T
Norton Thomas, rivetter, 105 Belville st
NOTMAN Robert, joiner, 19 Mount Pleasant st
NQUGHER Arthur, seaman, 15 East Shaw st
NUEL Emanuel, U.S. Consul (of Clerk, Nuel & Co.), 12
Forsyth st
NUGENT Joseph, causeway contractor, 25 Mount Pleasant st
Nugent John, causeway and general contractor, 20 Duncan
st. Ho. 27 do.
NUTT John, labourer, 32 Crescent st
Nutt William, joiner, 14 South st
O
OATS Daniel, hatter, 20 Vennel
Oats James, joiner, 5 Bearhope st
O'BRIANMichael, plasterer 4 South st. Ho. 59 Holmscroft st
O'BRIEN John, glass and china merchant, 61 Vennel. Ho .
13 Kelly st
OCTAVIA Hall, 26 West Blackball st
O'DONNELL John, flesher, 49 Shaw st and 8 Sir Michael st.
Ho. 8 Cross-shore st
O'Donnell William, blacksmith, 26 West Blackhall st
OG-G- William, engineer, 28 East Hamilton st
OGILVIE David, joiner, 31 Lynedoch st
Ogilvie James, tailor, 13 Holmscroft st
Ogilvie Robert, engineer, 11 Holmscroft st
Ogilvie John, blockmaker, 64 Roxburgh st
Ogilvie Thomas R., analytical chemist, 13 Forsyth st
Ogilvie Miss, 19 Brisbane st
O'KANE James, salesman, 7 Holmscroft st
O'Kane Jeremiah, butter and egg dealer, 8 Cross-shore st.
Ho. 11 do.
O'KEEFE Thomas, coal dealer, 3 Newton st. Ho. 5 do.
OLIPHANT Robert D. (of Clyde Sugar Refining Co.), Bulgray,
Octavia terrace
Oliphant W. K. (of Neill, Dempster & Neill), Louh wards,
Octavia terrace
OLIVER James, moulder, 12 Belville st
Oliver James, carpenter, 22 West Blackhall st
Oliver William, engineer, 38 West Shaw st
O NEILL Francis, coal merchant, 14 Laird st. Ho. 26 West
Blackhall st
O'Neill James, clothier and outfitter, 8 Dalrymple st
O'Neill James, overseer, 112 Drumfrochar road
O'Neill John B., pawnbroker, 8 Stanners st. Ho. 8 AM-gowan
st, west

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DIRECTORY.
O'Neill John, mason, 14 Ann st
O'Neill William, fireman, 7 West Blackhall st
OPERATIVE Painters' Society Rooms, 37 Hamilton st
ORANGE Hall, 11 Cathcart st
O'RAFFERTY Thomas, broker, 42 Vennel
ORCHARD Sugar Refinery, 22 to 28 Ingleston st
ORKNEY William, joiner, 14 Regent st
Orkney Mrs, 22 Sugarhouse lane
ORR Archibald, joiner, 6 Murdieston st
Orr David, labourer, 17 Bruce st
Orr Erskine (of Orr, Pollock & Co.), St Clair cot., Kilmalcolm
Orr Erskine, compositor, 50 Crawfurd st
Orr, Hunter & Co., rope manufacturers and sailmakers, 4
West Quay lane. Works, Greenock Ropework, 43 Wellington
st
Orr James, chief of police, Police chambers. Ho. 8 Esplanade
Orr James, joiner, 9 Trafalgar st
Orr James, seaman, 11 Lynedoch st
Orr James, smith, 19 Antigua st
Orr John, baker, 14 Hope st
Orr John, boatman, 15 Cathcart st
Orr John, carting contractor, 13 East Stewart st
Orr John, grocer and wine merchant, 13 Ann st. Ho. 17
Regent st
Orr John, joiner, 14 Terrace road
Orr John, jun., clerk and insurance agent, 21 Antigua st
Orr John, jun., grain merchant and baker, 5 Rue-end st. Ho*-
45 Regent st
Orr John, blacksmith, 51 East Crawford st
Orr John, joiner, 10 South st
Orr Joseph, labourer, 22 Arthur st
Orr, Pollock & Co., letterpress printers and newspaper proprietors,
16 and 18 Charles st
Orr Samuel, labourer, 43 Hoimscroft st
Orr Thomas C, boatbuilder, 5 St Andrew st. Ho. 2 Antigua st
Orr Thomas C, boatbuilder, 18 Bogle st
Orr William, blacksmith, 6 Chapel st
Orr William O, family grocer, 71 Regent st. Ho. 73 do,
Orr William, carting contractor, 7 Kilblain st
Orr William, farmer, Bridge-end, East parish
Orr William, joiner, 2 Antigua st
Orr William, shipmaster, 18 Kelly st
Orr Miss, 24 Brisbane st
Orr Miss, greengrocer, 39 Ann st
Orr Miss Helen, boys' dressmaker, 3 Kelly st
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Orr Mrs, 14 Crescent st
Orr Mrs, 27 Trafalgar st
OSBORNE John, waiter, 3 Broorahill st
OSTLER Robert, spirit merchant, 2 Carnock st. Ho. 11
East Blackhall st
Ostler Mrs Andrew, feuar, 36 Brisbane st
OSWALD James G., upholsterer and Venetian blind maker,
12 Kil&ain st. Ho. 11 Nelson st, west
Oswald John, moulder, 16 Wellington st
Oswald John, moulder, 21 Ingleston st
OTTO Charles, seaman, 23 Nicolson st
OUGHTERSON John, shopman, 3 Regent st
OVERTON Coal Depot, 5 Chapel st
OWENS Thomas, mason, Overton
PAGE Thomas, moulder, 13 Ingleston st
PAGET John, contractor and grocer, 28 Dalrymple st
PALMER Robert, janitor, Shaw Street Public School
PARK Angus, joiner, 28 Sir Michael st
Park Boyd, vanman, 43 Main st
Park Graham, plumber, gasfitter, and bellhanger, 12 Tobago
st. Ho. 16 Kelly st
Park James, manager Yale of Clyde Tramway Co., 2
Meadow bank, Gourock
Park John, blacksmith, bellhanger and ironmonger, 28 Roxburgh
st and 12 Trafalgar st Ho. 10 do.
Park John, pilot, 26 West Blackhall st
Park John, labourer, 64 Drumfrochar road
Park Matthew, joiner and builder, 88 Wellington st. Ho.
Parklea villa, 31 Newton st
Park Matthew, saddler and harness-maker, 51 Main st
Park Thomas, slater, 15 Robertson st
Park William, tugboat master, 26 West Blackhall st
Park Miss, boys' dressmaker, 16 South st
Park Mrs James, feuar, 47 Brisbane st
Park Mrs William, feuar, 20 Ardgowan st, west
Park Mrs William, 77 Regent st
PARKER Hugh, steamboat porter, 21 Dempster st
Parker James, boilermaker, 81 Wellington st
Parker James, river pilot, 23 West Blackhall st
Parker James A., clerk, 13 Mount Pleasant st
Parker John, commercial traveller, 5 Nile st
Parker John, moulder, 3 Ingleston st
Parker Joseph, mason, 3 Newton st. Ho. 97 Roxburgh sfc

166
DIRECTORY.
Parker Joseph, labourer, 46 Main st
Parker Lachlan, moulder, 5 Ingleston st
Parker Peter, carpenter, 5 Ingleston st
Parker Samuel, coachman, Rosneath st
Parker William, joiner, 57 Holmscroft st
Parker Miss, 5 Ingleston st
Parker Mrs, 18 Wellington st
PARKHILL Allan, warehousekeeper, 5 Holmscroft st
Parkhill James M., commercial traveller, 7 Caddlehill st
PARLANE William, joiner, 30 Wellington st
PAROCHIAL Board Rooms, 36 Nicolson st
PASCOE, Grenfell & Sons, copper agency, 14 Cathcart st
PATERSON A. & Son, hamcurers and provision merchants
39 Hamilton st. Ho. 25 West Burn st
Paterson A. & W., boot and shoemakers, 41 Hamilton st
Paterson Charles, boot and shoemaker, 31 Cathcart st. Ho,
Bellgrove, Cove
Paterson Charles, tanner and skinner, 19 Cartsburn st. Ho.
9 Trafalgar st
Paterson David, pansman, 25 Dempster st
Paterson D. W., stationer, news-agent, tobacconist, &c, 9
Brisbane st. Ho. do.
Paterson & Doig, stationers, hairdressers, &c, 9 Brisbane st
Paterson Donald, warehouseman, 106 Dempster st
Paterson Edward, broker, 27 Vennel
Paterson Gavin, draper, 31 Charles st. Ho. Clinton villa, 11
Caddlehill st
Paterson Gavin (of Paterson & Stevenson), 52 Holmscroft st
Paterson George, plumber, 21 Trafalgar st
Paterson James, currier, 11 Holmscroft st
Paterson James, smith, 16 Arthur st
Paterson James, wine and spirit merchant, 4 William st. Ha
37 Nelson st, west
Paterson James, sugar boiler, 25 Dempster st
Paterson James (of James Little & Co.), 38 Finnart st
Paterson James, engineer, 7 Belville st
Paterson Jervis, draper, 26 South st
Paterson John C, clerk, 23 Newton st
Paterson John, mason, 5 Rue-end st
Paterson John, watchmaker, 59 Belville st
Paterson John, salesman, 101 Belville st
Paterson John, labourer, 64 Ann st
Paterson Lachlan, draper and clothier, 32 Hamilton st. Ho.
51 Brisbane st
Paterson Robert, currier, 78 Belville st
Paterson Robert, salesman, 17 Lyle st

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Paterson Robert, clerk, 30 Kelly st
Paterson Robert J., 91 Belville st
Paterson Robert (of Thomas Paterson & Son), 5 Union st
Paterson Robert, poulterer, 14 Market st
Paterson Robert, fitter, 97 Roxburgh st
Paterson Robert R., shipowner and sugar refiner, City buildings.
Ho. Elmhurst, 30 Newark st
Paterson Robert, seaman, 18 Antigua st
Paterson & Robertson, slaters, Hunter pi, Harvie lane
Paterson & Stevenson, joiners, 4 Holmscroft st
Paterson Thomas & Son, bakers, 19 Hamilton st
Paterson Thomas (of Thos. Paterson & Son), 12 Laird st
Paterson William, fireman, 6 Patrick st
Paterson William, tailor, 68 Inverkip st
Paterson William, flesher, 1 Inverkip st. Ho. 32 Tobago sfe
Paterson William, joiner, 66 Ann st
Paterson William (of Paterson & Robertson), 25 Bruce st
Paterson William, carpenter, 14 West Blackhall st
Paterson William, grocer and provision merchant, 30 Vennel.
Ho. 61 Holmscroft st
Paterson Miss, 21 Antigua st
Paterson Miss, dressmaker, 27 Vennel
Paterson Miss, mangier, 80 Roxburgh st
Paterson Mrs Alex., millinery and fancy goods, 16 Kelly sfc
Paterson Mrs Duncan, 17 Nelson st, west
Paterson Mrs William, 9 Nelson st, west
Paterson Mrs, 20 Hamilton st
Paterson Mrs, 31 Nicolson st
PATIENCE James, river pilot, 34 West Blackhall st
PATON Alexander, tanner, 32 Crescent st
Paton Allan, joiner, 3 Holmscroft st
Paton Allan Park, librarian, Greenock Library, Watt Monument,
9 Union st
Paton Archibald (of Ross, Corbett & Co.), Heathbank, 65
Finnart st
Paton Hugh, cooper, 2 Crawford lane
Paton James, hairdresser, 30 Tobago st
Paton James, photographer, 59 Esplanade
Paton James, plasterer, 5 Laurieston st
Paton James, fireman, 12 Watt st
Paton James, storekeeper, 11 Mill st
Paton James, M.D., M.B., CM., physician and surgeon, 19
Ardgowan square
Paton James (at Wright & Co.'s), 59 Belville st
Paton John, cooper, 5 Hill st
Paton Robert, labourer. 61 Maiu st

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DIRECTORY.
Paton William, labourer, 11 East Stewart st
Paton William, boilermaker, 64 Holmscroft st
Paton Miss, 38 Eldon st
Paton Mrs Robert, dressmaker, 8 Ardgowan st, west
PATRTCK Adam & Son, bootmakers, 6 West Blackball st
Patrick Adam (of Adam Patrick & Son), Mellerston, 47 Finnart
st
Patrick Alexander, engineer, 16 Serpentine walk
Patrick David, labourer, 36 Holmscroft st
Patrick James, porter, 64 Holmscroft st,
Patrick James, cooper, 33 Ingleston st
Patrick John, engineer, 28 Crescent st
Patrick John B. (of Adam Patrick & Son), 23 Newton st
Patrick Robert, joiner, 97 Belville st
Patrick Robert, engineer, 12 St Lawrence st
Patrick Robert, engineer and ironfounder, 6 Baker st. Ho.
18 Regent st
Patrick Robert, tailor, 67 Nicolson st
Patrick William, cooper, 38 Sir Michael st
Patrick William, accountant, Commercial Bank of Scotland.
Ho. 47 Finnart st
PATTEN Archibald & Co., sugar refiners, Baker st
Patten Henry T. (of Leitch, Patten & Co.), 51 Brougham st
Patten John, writer and notary public, 18 Kilblain st. Ho.
Clydebank house, Johnstone st
PATTERSON, T. L., manager, John Walker & Co., Belmont,
46 Margaret st
PATTISON David D., flesher, 90 Roxburgh st. Ho. 5 Mount
Pleasant st
Pattison George, sailmaker, 1 Holmscroft st
Pattison William, labourer, 15 Bruce st
PAUL James, blacksmith, 34 Crescent st
Paul John, carter, 17 Lyle st
Paul John, cooper, Berry yards cooperage, Drumfrochar rd.
Office, 21 Cathcart st. Ho. Inverkip
Paul John, accountant and house-factor, 14 Cathcart st. Ho.
4 Robertson st
Paul John, lather, 87 Belville st
Paul John, feuar, 5 West Blackhall st. Ho. Ardfillayne,
Dunoon
Paul Robert (at Wm. Rankin & Sons), 30 Kelly st
Paul William B., 58 Esplanade
Paul William, dairy, Upper Ingleston
Paul Mrs, dressmaker, 22 Antigua st
Paul Mrs, furnishings, 23 Tobago st
Paul Mrs R., feuar, 4 Robertson st

DIRECTORY. 169
Paul Mrs William, 18 Wellington sfc
PAXTON William, boilermaker, 2 St Andrew st
Paxton Mrs, 8 Shannon's close
PEACE Mrs John, 23 West Blackhall st
Peace Mrs, feuar, 24 Patrick st
PEACOCK John, curator, Greenock Coffee Room. Ho. 95
Roxburgh st
PEARSON Daniel, grocer and provision merchant, 2 Inverkip
st
Pearson James, mechanic, Overton
Pearson, Mrs James, flesher, 3 Prospecthill st. Ho. 7 Nile st
Pearson Mrs, 3 Kilblain st
PEASTON Mrs, 38 Lynedoch st
PEATTIE James, engineer, 15 Dempster st
PEDAN Alexander, rivetter, 16 Arthur st
Pedan John, smith, 11 Dempster st
Pedan John, labourer, 1 Belville st
PEDDIE John, engineer, 5 Lynedoch st
PEEBLES Samson, shoemaker, 3 Bearhope st
PEILE Horatia R. B., factor to Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart^
Bart. Office, Mansionhouse. Ho. Inverkip
PENNELL Charles (of J. Pennell & Co.), 23 Patrick st
Pennell J. & Co., sailmakers, Boyd st
Pennell Mrs, 23 Patrick st
PENTLAND James, cartwright, 23 Ingleston st
Pentland Mrs, 50 Roxburgh st
PERCY C. M., boot and shoe manufacturer, 38 Hamilton sfc
PERIVANCICH P. & Son, shipbrokers—Murray & Murphy,
agents
PERRY Hugh, 10 Hope st
PERT James, goods guard, 8 Kilblain st
PETERS David S., M.A., minister of Mid Parish Church,
The Manse, 1 Houston st
Peters John, certificated teacher of phonography, 15 South sfc
Peters Mrs J. S., coal merchant and insurance agent, 3 Bank
st. Ho. 15 South st
PETERSEN Charles, rafter, 9 Cathcart st
PETTIGREW James, moulder, 6 Sinclair st
Pettigrew John, 29 Finnart st
Pettigrew Robert, carpenter, 15 Lyle st
Pettigrew Janet, spirit dealer, Ladyburn, Ho. 9 Port-Glasgow
road
Pettigrew Mrs, 19 Kelly st
PHANCO George, skinner, 26 Arthur st
PHILIPS Charles, drill instructor, 33 West Stewart st
Philips David (of D. Philips & Sons), 24 West Stewart st

170 DIRECTORY.
Philips David, jun. (of D. Philips & Sons), 35 Nelson st r
west
Philips David, patternmaker, 5 Belville st
Philips David & Sons, slaters and slate merchants, 5
Tobago st
Philips James, blacksmith, 7 St Lawrence st
Philips James, blacksmith, 38 Crawfurd st
Philips James, potter, 6 Sinclair st
Philips Robert, watchman, 60 Wellington st
Philips Mrs, fruiterer and confectioner, 1 Inverkip st
PHILLIPS James, agent, Scot. Tern. League, 45 Crawfurd st
Phillips James, 10 Antigua st
Phillips Patrick, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant,
13 Cross-shore st and 63 Main st. Ho. Dunedin cottage^
14 St Lawrence st
Phillips Robert, 35 Nicolson st
Phillips Mrs C, grocer, 45 Crawfurd st
PHILP William, sub-agent, British Linen Co. Bank, and
insurance agent. Ho. Yiewville, 79 Finnart st
PICKEN Andrew & Co., merchants and shipping agents,
Cathcart arcade
Picken Andrew (of Andrew Picken & Co.), Eastwood villa,
39 Finnart st
PICKETT William J., saddler, 11 East Crawford st
PIGGOT Mrs C, 29 Ingleston st
PILOT Office (Deep Sea), Princes pier
Pilot Office (River), Princes pier
PINKERTON John, carter, 18 Tobago st
Pinkerton Robert," upholsterer, 95 Roxburgh st
PIRRIE Mrs R., 18 Wellington st
PLATT Alexander, storekeeper, 12 Tobago st
Piatt William, labourer, 12 Baker st
PLYMOUTH & Glasgow Steamship Office, 9 Customhouse
place—Graham Brymner, agent
POCOCK F. A., manager, National Telephone Co., 4 Mansionhouse
lane
POLICE Office, 7 Taylor's close
POLLOCK Alexander, slater, 32 Ingleston st
Pollock John, boilermaker, 15 Antigua st
Pollock John, blacksmith, 6 Antigua st
Pollock John M. (of Orr, Pollock & Co.), 30 Nelson st, west.
Pollock Malcolm, carpenter, 83 Belville st
Pollock Robert, labourer, 1 Ratho st
Pollock Samuel, labourer, 64 Drumfrochar road
Pollock Walter, carting contractor, Gibbshill road
Pollock William, labourer, 22 West Blackhall st

DIRECTORY. 171
Pollock William, brickbuilder and contractor, 14 Nicolson st.
Ho. 6 Patrick st
Pollock Miss J., grocer, 19 Regent st
Pollock Mrs R., 71 Nicolson st
POLONIS James, engineer, 48 St Lawrence st
Polonis John, carpenter, 35 Lynedoch st
POLSON David (of H.M. Customs), 22 Lyle st
Poison Misses, dressmakers, 21 Kelly st
POORS' Rates Office, 36 Nicolson st
PORTER John, rivetter, 32 Crescent st
Porter Thomas, gatekeeper, 3 East Crawford st
PORTEOUS A. J., bookseller and news agent, 30 Cathcart
st. Ho. 17 Antigua st
Porteous Miss, dressmaker, 4 Antigua st
Porteous Mrs, 3 Kelly st
POST Office, Wallace square, off Hamilton st
POTTER Miss E., lodgings, 29 Brougham st
POTTS John, seaman, 2 Watt place
POXJLSEN N. H., shipmaster, 33 West Stewart st
POULTER George Thomas, professor of music, 18 Ardgowan
square
POULTRINIEZ Francis, greengrocer, 23 Lyle st
POUSTIE Thomas & Son, seedsmen, florists and fruiterers,,
Thorndean nursery, 35 and 41 Brougham st, and 8 Greyplace
Poustie Thomas (of T. Poustie & Son), 31 Brougham st
Poustie Thomas D. (of T. Poustie & Son), 31 Brougham st
POW Edward, furnishing and general ironmonger, 19 Cathcart
st. Ho. 14 Wellington st
POYNTER John & Son, manufacturing chemists, Shaws
Water Chemical Works, 21 Dellingburn st, Greenock r
and 8 Princes square, Glasgow
Poynter John E. (of John Poynter & Son), Clydeneuk P
Uddingstone, and 167 Bath st, Glasgow
PRENTICE D. & A., drapers, silk mercers and clothiers,
24 Hamilton st
Prentice David (of D. & A. Prentice), Cadzow villa, 66 Finnart
st
Prentice John, 35 Brisbane st
Prentice Thomas & Co., wine merchants and commission
agents, 23 Nicolson st
Prentice Thomas (of T. Prentice & Co.), Willow park, 45
Forsyth st
Prentice Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 3 St Andrew st.
Prentice Miss, 61 Eldoii st
Prentice Mrs Adam, 22 Bank st

;172
DIRECTORY.
PRESTON Peter, joiner and builder, 31 Sir Michael st. Ho.
32 Kelly st
PRINGLE Hamilton, salesman, 66 Kelly st
PRITOHARD Joseph, carpenter, 1 Lennox buildings
PROCTOR Robert M., watch and clockmaker, jeweller and
silversmith, 34 Hamilton st. Ho. 45 Brisbane st
PROCURATOR (County) Fiscal's office, County buildings,
1 Nelson st, west
PROUDFOOT Mrs William, lodgings, 34 West Stewart sfc
PROVIDENT Bank, 11 William st
PROWSE Samuel, shipmaster, 46 East Crawfurd st
PULLAR J. & Son, dyers to the Queen, 4 Albert place,
West Blackhall st
PURDIE John, cabinetmaker, 51 Crawford st
Purdie P. & G., boot and shoemakers, 37 Hamilton st., and
193 Argyle st., Glasgow. Ho. Bellevue, Dumbreck
Purdie Mrs, 3 Shannon's close
PURFIT Henry, coal dealer, 54 Holmscroft st. Ho. 65 do.
PURYIS Mrs, 17 Lyle st
Q
QUEEN Bernard, labourer, 4 Nelson st, Glebe
QUIGLEY Arthur, clerk, 68 Drumfrochar road
QUIN Bernard, policeman, 6 Roslin st
Quin John & Son,?umbrella and parasol manufacturers, 7
West Blackhall st.
Quin John (of John Quin & Son) 19 Ardgowan st, west
Quin William (of John Quin & Son), 19 Ardgowan st, west
Quin Mrs, broker, 24 Dalrymple st
R
RAE Jame3 K., supt. Harbour Trust weighers, 11 Manor
crescent, Gourock
Rae John (of Rae & Ross), 24 Sir Michael st
Rae John, carpenter, 10 Terrace road
Rae Robert, brassfinisher, 16 Crescent st
Rae & Ross, tinsmiths and gasfitters, 31 West Burn st
Rae William, boilermaker, 57 Belville st
Rae Mrs John, 50 Inverkip st
RAFFLES Alfred, seaman, 5 Tobago st
RAILWAY Goods Depot, 4 Regent st
Railway Station (Caledonian), 25 Cathcart st
Railway Station (G. & S. W.), Brougham st
Railway Station (G. & S. W.), Hay st

DIRECTORY.
173
Railway Station (Upper Greenock), head of Lynedoch st
RALSTON John, shipmaster, 32 East Crawford st
Ralston John, engineer, 70 Ann st
Ralston John, iron moulder, 52 Wellington st
Ralston Ronald, boilermaker, 15 Sir Michael st
Ralston William, boilermaker, 24 St Lawrence st
RAMAGE John, brakesman, 12 Lyle st
Ramage Miss Jessie, teacher of music, 37 Nelson st, west
RAMSAY Alexander (of Ramsay & Moles), 22 South st
Ramsay Charles G., sugar broker, Glenside, Newton st
Ramsay Gilbert A., joiner and builder, 16 Nicolson st. Ho.
13 Ardgowan st, west
Ramsay & Gray, boot and shoemakers, 4 Manse lane
Ramsay Henry, boilermaker, 95 Belville st
Ramsay Hope Stewart, accountant, Post-Office buildings.
Ho. 89 Eldon st
Ramsay John W., joiner, 37 Lynedoch st
Ramsay John, of H.M. Customs, 36 Mearns st
Ramsay John, joiner, 10 Watt st
Ramsay & Moles, tailors and clothiers, 29 West Burn st
Ramsay Mrs James, 19 Ingleston st
RANDALL Andrew, carpenter, 17 Dempster st
RANKIN & Blackmore, engineers, boilermakers, and ironfounders,
Eagle Foundry, 24 Baker st
Rankin Daniel (of Rankin & Blackmore), 54 Esplanade
Rankin Hugh, brassfinisher, 18 Hope st
Rankin John, labourer, 28 Ann st
Rankin John, boilermaker, 20 Crescent st
Rankin John F. (of Rankin & Blackmore), 54 Esplanade
Rankin John B. (of William Rankin & Son), Wallace bank,
Kilmarnock
Rankin John, boatman, 9 Hill st
Rankin John, engineer, 5 Dempster st
Rankin Joseph, labourer, 7 Crescent st
Rankin Matthew (of Rankin & Blackmore), 54 Esplanade
Rankin Neil, policeman, 22 Trafalgar st
Rankia William, shipowner, Commercial Bank buildings.
Ho. Levenbank, 46 Esplanade
Rankin William & Son, ship store merchants, 1 and 3 East
Quay lane
Rankin Mrs George, restaurant, 20 West Blackhall st
RATCLIFFE Thomas, policeman, 78 Dempster st
Ratcliffe Mrs Michael, 30 Ann st
RATTRAY James, missionary, 25 Newton st
Rattray John, shipmaster, 69 Regent st
Rattray William^ boilermaker, 7 Ratho st

174
DIRECTORY.
RAVENNA Antonia, shipbroker, 26 West Blackball st
RECEPTION House, 35 Crawfurd st
REDHEAD William, steamboat-master, 1 William st
REDMAN Mrs, greengrocer, 85 Roxburgh st
REDDONDO Peter, seaman, 5 Dellingburn sq
REED Richard J., Lloyd's surveyor, 2 Church place. Ho. 1£
Robertson st
REFORMED Presbyterian Church, 14 West Stewart st
REGISTRAR for East District, 33 Rue-end st
Registrar for Middle District, 5 Bank st
Registrar for West District, 9 Sugarhouse lane
REIACH G-eorge, inspector of fisheries, 3 Bank st. House
6 Brougham st
REID Alexander, engine-driver, 5 Orchard st
Reid Alexander, rivetter, 1 3 South st
Reid Andrew, baker, 16 and 18 Cathcart st
Reid Archibald, general blacksmith, 16 William st. Ho. 15
Antigua st
Reid Duncan, grocer, 5 Main st
Reid Duncan, seaman, 10 Terrace road
Reid Duncan, tea-dealer and general grocer, 42 Hamilton st
Reid Henry, mason, 21 Sugarhouse lane
Reid Hugh, policeman, 5 Holmscroft st
Reid James, boilermaker, 11 Laurieston st
Reid James, jun. (of Fleming, Reid & Co.), 30 Forsyth st
Reid James, engineer, 29 Lynedoch st
Reid James, shipmaster, 18 Bogle st
Reid James, moulder, 53 Belville st
Reid James, seaman, 73 Regent st
Reid Robert, labourer, 1 Belville st
Reid Matthew, B.D., minister of Wellpark Free Church.
Manse 3 Lynedoch st
Reid R. A., 42 Brisbane st
Reid Richard G-., 4 Carnock st
Reid William, hatter, 46 Cathcart st
Reid William, boatman, 13 Charles st
Reid William, draper, 46 Cathcart st. Ho. 28 Ardgowan st, w~
Reid William, policeman, 26 Ann st
Reid Miss, teacher of music and languages, 22 Kelly st
Reid Miss, 5 George square
Reid Mrs A., 13 West Blackball st
Reid Mrs H., 16 Robertson st
Reid Mrs George, 9 Watt st
REILEY John, baker, 73 Nicolson st
Reiley William, labourer, 21 John st
JtENDALL Robert, shipmaster, 35 Kelly st

DIRECTORY. 175
RENFREW James, bricklayer, 49 Trafalgar st
RENNIE Andrew, patternmaker, 10 Belville st
Rennie James, wine and spirit merchant, 37 Rue-end st. Ho.
5 Laurieston st
Rennie James, carpenter, 3 Shaw pi
Rennie James, station-master, G. & S. W. Railway. Ho. 8
Brougham st
Rennie John, contractor, 30 Bank st
Rennie John (of Greenock Distillery Co.), 55 Finnart st
Rennie John, engineer, 31 East Crawford st
Rennie Robert, carter, 2 Ann st
Rennie Robert, wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 20 West
Burn st, 9 Inverkip st, and 8 Cartsburn st. Ho. 36
Union st
Rennie Thomas, keeper of Watt museum, 11 Watt st
Rennie Thomas, porter, 45 Cathcart st
Rennie Miss M., confectioner, 55 Shaw st
REVIE James, plumber, 19 Trafalgar st
Revie John, labourer, 3 Dellingburn st
RESIDE Hugh, blacksmith, 3 Hamilton st
Reside Mrs, lodgings, 1 6 Laird st
REYNOLDS Mrs Robert, 9 Mount Pleasant st
RHODES Alexander, shipmaster, 67 Nicolson st
Rhodes Mrs John, dressmaker, 26 West Blackhall st
RHUE Adolph, seaman, 45 Hamilton st
RICHARDS Frank, seaman, 43 Lynedoch st
RICE Benjamin, skinner, 6 Sinclair st
Rice Peter, rafter, 51 Main st
RICHARDSON Charles, blacksmith, 12 Baker st
Richardson Colin C. (of Richardson & Son), 51 Brisbane st
Richardson David (of Jas. Richardson & Co.), Hartfield, Cove
Richardson James & Co., merchants, 2 Church place
Richardson John, salesman, 3 Regent st
Richardson John G. C, shipmaster, 31 Bank st
Richardson Robert Y. (of Jas. Richardson & Co.), 2 Church pi
Richardson Robert, carpenter, 5 Ingleston st
Richardson & Son, shipchandlers, 9 West breast
Richardson William, boilermaker, 55 Main st
Richardson William, engineer, 4 Ingleston st
Richardson Mrs C, furnishings, 4 Tobago st
Richardson Mrs James, 21 Brisbane st
RICHMOND Alexander (of M. M. office), 73 Holmscroft sfc
Richmond Alexander, river pilot, 36 West Blackhall st
Richmond Archibald F., M.D. Consulting rooms, 28 Hamilton
st. Ho. 21 Patrick st
Hichmond Hugh, carter, 53 Inverkip st

176 DIRECTORY.
Richmond Robert J., sugar broker, Exchange buildings, 27
Cathcart st. Ho. Violet grove, Gourock
KIDDELL George, spirit dealer, 4 Clarence st. Ho. 22
South st
Eiddell John, joiner, 11*2 Drumfrochar road
RIGGENBACH F. & Co., sugar brokers, 27 Cathcart st
RINTOUL Thomas, ship carpenter, 110 Dempster st
RIORDEN David, boatman, 60 Ann st
RIPPON Charles, baker, 57 Holmscroft st
Rippon Cornelius W., drill instructor, 17 South stand Royal
st, Gourock
Rippon Joseph W., salesman, 83 Roxburgh st
RISK James, painter, 23 Dempster st
RITCHIE Alexander, late manager of gas works, 4 Robertson
st
Ritchie Alexander, smith, 58 Kelly st
Ritchie Andrew, clerk, 39 Regent st
Ritchie Andrew, smith, 32 Ingleston st
Ritchie David (of Jas. Auld & Ritchie), 14 Brisbane st
Ritchie Duncan, superintendent of Sailor's Home, 1 Dock
breast. Ho. 34 West Stewart st
Ritchie George, salesman, 71 Regent st
Ritchie Hugh, of H.M. Customs, 34 Nelson st, west
Ritchie Hugh, carter, 17 Ann st
Ritchie John, joiner, 9 Ratho st
Ritchie Robert, carpenter, 15 Mount Pleasant st
Ritchie Thomas, smith, 69 Nicolson 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 C. Margaret, 25 John st
Ritchie Mrs, 36 Crescent st
RITSON Thomas, passenger superintendent Caledonian Railway,
Cathcart st. Ho. 42 Brisbane st
RIVER Stevedore Co., stevedores, 1 East India breast
ROARTY John, tobacconist, 7 Rue-end st
ROBB Henry, carpenter, 9 Crawfurd st
ROBBIE William, seaman, 84 Roxburgh st
ROBERTS Mrs, 23 Dempster st
ROBERTSON Alexander, boilermaker, 57 Belville st
Robertson "Andrew, gilder, 14 Wellington st
Robertson Andrew, cooper, 30 Bruce st
Robertson Angus, joiner, 26 Bruce st
Robertson Archibald, mate, 10 Carnock st
Robertson Archibald, engineer, 59 Ann st

DIRECTORY. 177
Robertson Arthur, joiner, 83 Roxburgh st
Robertson Charles, baker, 1 Bearhope st
Robertson Charles (of Paterson & Robertson), 23 Trafalgar st
Robertson Colin, flesher, 65 Ann st. Ho. 64 Ann st
Robertson Daniel, painter, 59 Ann st
Robertson David, engineer, 10 Hope st
Robertson Donald, cabinetmaker, 8 Holmscroft st
Robertson Donald, cabinetmaker, 6 Watt st
Robertson Duncan, porter, 3 Holmscroft st
Robertson Duncan, rivetter, 27 Crawfurd st
Robertson George, engineer, 3 Trafalgar st
Robertson George, gardener, 11 Watt st
Robertson James (of Bowling and Greenock Towing Co.), 41
Finnart st
Robertson James, joiner, 17 Lynedoch st
Robertson James, mechanic, 62 Ann st
Robertson James (of James Robertson & Co.), 22 Ann st
Robertson James & Co., slaters and slate merchants, 21 West
Stewart st
Robertson James, of H.M. Customs, 10 Lyle st
Robertson John, joiner, 22 Crawfurd st
Robertson John, mason, 19 Nicolson st
Robertson John, yachtsman, 41 Nicolson st
Robertson John, cooper, 10 Nicolson st
Robertson John, collector of inland revenue, Customhouse
buildings. Ho. 21 Bentinck st
Robertson John, engineer, 13 Lyle st
Robertson John K., physician and surgeon, 20 Ardgowan sq
Robertson John (of Robertson & M'Dougall), 19 Fox st
Robertson John, pawnbroker, 39 Hamilton st. Ho. 91 Roxburgh
st
Robertson Joseph (of Bowling and Greenock Towing Co.),
12 Laird st
Robertson L. B., 68 Union st
Robertson & M'Dougall, merchants and commission agents,
Post-office buildings
Robertson Neil, accountant, house factor and insurance agent,
27 West Burn st. Ho. Iron Bank villa, Dunoon
Robertson Neil, gardener, 51 Eldon st
Robertson Richard, engine-driver, 3 Bearhope st
Robertson Robert William, City Buildings. Ho. Rockingham,
Kilcreggan
Robertson Sydney, 11 Dempster st
Robertson Thomas, coachman, 5 Newark st
Robertson Thomas, rigger, 26 West Blackhall st
Uobertson Thomas, brassfinisher, 83 Roxburgh st

178
DIRECTORY.
Robertson Thomas, master rigger, 22 West Stewart st
Robertson Walter, cabinetmaker, 2 Rue-end st
Robertson Wellwood M., wine and spirit merchant, 2 Buccleuch
st. Ho. 4 Mearns st
Robertson Wellwood M., jun., joiner, 15 Dempster st
Robertson William, ironmonger and ship chandler, 27 West
Blackball st. Ho. 19 Fox st
Robertson William M'D. (of Bowling and Greenock Towing
Co.), 14 South st
Robertson William, labourer, 11 Lynedoch st
Robertson William, coal merchant, 46 Roxburgh st. Ho.
50 do.
Robertson William, iron merchant, 49 Main st. Ho. 63 Rueend
st
Robertson William, carpenter, 9 East Blackhall st
Robertson William, labourer, 2 Bruce st
Robertson Miss S., 66 Lynedoch st
Robertson Mrs Anna, 8 George sq
Robertson Mrs J., Glasgow and Greenock carrier, 1 Manse
lane, Greenock, and 65 St Enoch sq, Glasgow
Robertson Mrs John, 17 Union st
Robertson Mrs, 17 Lyle st
Robertson Mrs, grocer, 116 Dempster st
ROBINSON Albert, labourer, 19 Crawfurd st
Robinson Alexander, veterinary surgeon, 37 West Burn st
and 60 Vennel. Ho. Holly lodge, Gourock rd
Robinson A. & Co., agricultural implement makers, &c, 40
Vennel
Robinson Archibald, baker, 33 Ann st
Robinson Archibald, veterinary surgeon, 37 West Burn st
Robinson John, iron moulder, 3 Regent st
Robinson Simeon, labourer, 20 Bearhope st
ROBISON William, stationmaster, Upper Greenock. Ho. 55
Drumfrochar rd
ROBSON John (of Smillie & Robson), 27 Dempster st
RODDEN Bernard, labourer, 34 Ingleston st
RODGER David, painter, 9 Hope st
Rodger David joiner, 16 Bruce st
Rodger James, mason, 28 Wellington st
Rodger John, smith, 4 Finnart st
Rodger John, cooper, 37 Crawfurd st
Rodger John, rivetter, 24 Bruce st
Rodger John, banker, Clydesdale bank, 7 Hamilton st. Ho.
36 Forsyth st
Rodger John, mason, 104 Dempster st
Rodger Walter W. B., civil engineer, Bagatelle, 23 Eldon st.

DIRECTORY. 17$
"Rodger William, coal dealer, 17 Sir Michael st
Rodger William, slater, 11 Ann st
Rodger Mrs Alexander, 35 Newton st
RGDG-ERS James, oyster dealer, 8 Cross-shore st. Ho. do.
Rodgers Thomas, labourer, 60 Drumfrochar road
RODGERSON William, brakesman, 65 Nicolson st
ROGERS & Brand, letterpress printers and newspaper proprietors,
29 Hamilton st
Rogers George R. (of Rogers & Brand), 12 South st
RONALD James, watchmaker and jeweller, 23 Cathcart si
Ho. 11 Lyle st
Ronald Thomas, greengrocer, 40 Inverkip st
Ronald William, spirit dealer, 17 Bearhope st
Ronald Mrs James, 40 Cathcart st
Ronald Mrs, 63 Nicolson st
ROONEY Mrs D., grocer, 20 Ann st. Ho. do.
RORISON Thomas D., sugar boiler, 14 Wellington st
ROSE Archibald, Greenock Workman Public-house, 12
Sugarhouse lane
Rose Neil, grocer, 78 Roxburgh st. Ho. 12 South st
ROSEWARE Mrs E., 15 Bruce st
ROSS Alexander, forwarding agent and coal merchant, 18
Cathcart st. Ho. Springfield, Innellan
Ross Alexander, woolspinner, 7 Mill st
Ross Archibald (of Rae & Ross), 26 West Blackhall st
Ross Baillie C. (of Whyte & Ross), 10 Wellington st
Ross, Corbett & Co., merchants and commission agents, 2
Cross-shore st
Ross David, blacksmith, 57 Belville st
Ross David, sailmaker, 46 Cathcart st
Ross Finlay, moulder, 21 Lyle st
Ross Finlay, moulder, 25 Crescent st
Ross Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 24 Charles st. Ho. 25
Newton st
Ross James, carpenter, 22 St Lawrence st
Ross James, finisher, 15 Belville st
Ross James, mason, 65 Belville st
Ross James, carpenter, 39 Nelson st, west
Ross John, moulder, 67 Belville st
Ross John, blacksmith, 82 Belville st
Ross John, carpenter, 17 South st
Ross John, wholesale ironmonger and iron merchant, 29
Cathcart st. Ho. Springfield, Innellan
Hoss Lamont, brassfinisher, 1 Kilblain st
.Ross & Marshall, forwarding and shipping agents and stevedores,
18 Cathcart st

180
DIRECTORY.
Boss Robert D., seaman, 60 Drumfrochar road
Boss Robert, carpenter, 7 Hill st
Boss Simon, pensioner, 13 West Blackball st
Ross Thomas, yardsman, 52 West Blackhall st
Boss William, blacksmith, 32 East Hamilton st
Boss William, labourer, 10 Baker st
Boss William, merchant and sugar broker. National Bank
buildings, 29 Cathcart st. Ho. 63 Esplanade
Boss Miss Edith, contralto vocalist, 21 Brisbane st
Boss Mrs, 28 West Blackhall st
ROUGVIE John M'D., house factor, 15 Laird st
Bougvie M. & K., underclothing warehouse, 19 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 15 Laird st
ROWAN Alexander (of J. G. Rowan & Co.), Hunter villa r
Gourock
Rowan George (of J. G. Rowan & Co.), Clydeview, 55 Esplanade
Bowan James G. (of J. G. Rowan & Co.), Clydeview, 55
Esplanade
Bowan James, baker, 9 Holmscroft st
Bowan J. G. & Co. drapers, tailors, and house furnishing,
warehousemen, Cathcart square house
Rowan John (of J. G. Bowan & Co.), Clydeview, 55 Esplanade
Bowan John, shoemaker, 1 Nicolson st
Bowan Samuel, police sergeant, 36 West Blackhall st
Bowan Thomas B. (of Ballantine & Rowan), 50 Eldon st
Bowan William, labourer, 13 Belville st
BOWE George, printer, 76 Dempster st
ROXBUBGH Mrs James, 85 Roxburgh st
Roxburgh Street Befining Co., 40 Sir Michael st
BOY John, joiner, 51 Holmscroft st
BOYA L Bank of Scotland, 38 Cathcart st-D. M. Latham.,
agent
Boyal Bank of Scotland, 6 West Blackhall st—D. Kerr, agent
Royal Hotel, 3 East breast
Boyal Liver Friendly Society, 29 Hamilton st
Boyal Naval Reserve Office, 7 Virginia st
BUNCIE Mrs, 9 Crescent st
RUSSELL Andrew (of Russell & Bonar), 13 Newton st
Russell Alexander, rivetter, 65 Regent st
Bussell & Bonnar, drapers, 18 West Blackhall st
Bussell & Co., shipbuilders, Main st
Bussell Daniel, cooper, 27 Nelson st, west
RusseM Hecry, joiner, 11 Begent st
bussell James, School Board officer, 48 East Hamilton sfe
Russell James, baker, 38 Ann st

DIRECTORY. 181
"Hussell James, traveller, Greenfield cottage, Ladybum
Russell James, shipowner, 73 Union st
Russell James, carpenter, 35 Sir Michael st
Russell James, grocer, 9 Arthur st. Ho. 103 Belville st
Russell John, engineer, 13 East Crawfurd st
R,ussell John, clerk, 20 Bank st
Russell W. C. & Co., wholesale and retail wine and spirit
merchants, 27 Oathcart st and 3 Cartsburn st
Russell W. C. (of W.C. Russell & Co.), 7 Ardgowan st, west
Russell Martha L., spirit dealer, 21 Port-Glasgow road. Ho.
16 do.
RUTHERFORD Robert, agent Prudential Assurance Co.,
26 East Crawford st
RYAN Michael, coppersmith, 6 Trafalgar st
S
SAILORS' Home, 1 Dock breast
St Andrew's Free Church. 38 Margaret 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, Belville st
St Lawrence's Mission-house, 1 1 St Lawrence st
St Mary's Roman Catholic Chapel. 14 Patrick st
St Thomas's Free Church, Grey place
SALMON William B., coal merchant and insurance agent, 2
Church place. Ho. 23 Ardgowan st, west
Salmon Mrs James, feuar, 7 Bentinck st
SALISBURY John, moulder, 8 Laurieston st
SALTER Daniel, huckster, 7 York st
SAMSON John, shoemaker, 61 Nicolson st
Samson Thomas, nail and chaplet maker, 25 Stanners sfc.
Ho. 101 Belville st
SAMUEL Isaac, pioture frame maker, 44 Veanel
SANDEMAN Edward (of A. & E. Sandeman, Glasgow).
Ho. 27 Newton &t
SANDERS James, joiner, 8 Kilblain st
SANDLANDS Mrs, 48 East Hamilton st
SANDFORD John, boilermaker, 50 St Lawrence st
SANITARY Office, 4 Bank st
SARGEANT Charles, Glasgow and Greenock carrier, 18
Cathcart st
SAUNDERS James F., salesman, 3 Crescent st
SAVAGE Thomas, tailor, 30 Wellington st
Savage Miss N., 34 Kelly st
BAYERS Alexander, cooper, 39 Ann st

382
DIRECTORY.
Sayers Mrs Gilbert, 22 West Stewart st
SCHOOL Board (Burgh) Offices, 2 Bank street— George
Williamson, clerk
SCHRODER Charles, mate, 13 Nelson st, west
SCOBBIE James, ship's-husband, 40 Brisbane st
Scobbie James A., wine and spirit merchant, 27 Rue-end sfu
Ho. 5 Carnock st
SCORGIE John, railway guard, 13 Brougham st
SCOTLAND James, (of H.M. Customs), 11 Roxburgh st
SCOTSMAN Newspaper (daily and weekly) Office, 5 Palmerston
buildings, Customhouse place
SCOTT Alexander & Sons, sugar refiners, 20 Baker st, and
Berry-yards, Drumfrochar road
Scott Alexander, joiner, 27 Trafalgar st
Scott Alexander, 33 Ingleston st
Scott Alexander (of Alexander Scott & Sons), Hayfield, 27
Bank st., and Glenleven, Gourock
Scott Alexander, jun. (of Alex. Scott & Sons), Woodsworth r.
Newark st
Scott Alexander (of Wm. Shearer & Scott), 27 Trafalgar si
Scott Alexander, boilermaker, 97 Belville st
Scott Alexander, contractor, 22 Mearns st
Scott Alexander, feuar, 42 Finnart st
Scott Andrew, draper, 95 Roxburgh st. Ho. 97 do.
Scott Andrew, engineer, 97 Roxburgh st
Scott C, grocer, 26 Lynedoch st
Scott & Co., engineers and shipbuilders, Cartsdyke
Scott David, carpenter, 5 East Crawfurd st
Scott David, storekeeper, 9 Crescent st
Scott David F. B., shipmaster, 10 Brisbane st
Scott & Douglas, coachbuilders, 12 West Stewart st
Scott Edward, Knight of the Order of the Crown of Italy F
27 Esplanade
Scott Findlay, feuar, 70 Ann st
Scott Hugh, smith, 108 Drumfrochar road
Scott Ivie, family grocer and wine merchant, 16 West B iackhall
st and 72 Eldon st. Ho. 23 Finnart st
Scott James, seaman, 21 Wellington st
Scott James (of Scott & Douglas), 115 Dempster st
Scott James, 33 East Crawfurd st
Scott James, flesher, 4 Cartsburn st. Ho. o Carnock st
Scott James, joiner, 19 Wellington st
Scott James, cooper, 40 Nicolson st
Scott James, dairyman, 5 Argyle st
S«ott John (of Scott & Co. and Greenock Foundry Co.), Sea-
field house, 34 Brougham st

DIRECTORY. 183
Scott John C, wine and spirit merchant, 69 Vermel and 62
Wellington at. Ho. 71 Nicolson st
Scott John, rivetter, 3 Kilblain st
Scott J., jun., iron merchant, 35 M'Alpine st, Glasgow, and
54 Rue-end st, Greenock. Ho. 34 Union st
Scott John, road superintendent, 106 Dempster st
Scott John, dairyman, 1 Inverkip road
Scott John, porter, 15 Cross-shore st
Scott John, baker, 55 Venuel aud I Prospecthill st. Ho. 23
Sir Michael st
Scott John, feuar, 4 Ann st
Scott John H., 5 Caddlehill st
Scott John, rivetter, 44 Shaw st
Scott John, manager Railway Refreshment rooms, Princes
pier. Ho. 15 Bentinck st
Scott Joseph, boilermaker, 21 Ingleston st
Scott Joseph D. (of Alex. Scott & Sons), Beltrees, 60 Union sb
Scott Peter, inspector of buildings, 7 Ratho st
Scott Peter, grocer, 9 West Blackball st. Ho. 5 Shaw pi
Scott Peter, M.B., CM., physician and surgeon, 5 Shaw pi
Scott Ritchie, baker, 68 Wellington st
Scott Robert, ironfitter, 30 East Hamilton st
Scott Robert Sinclair (of Scott & Co. and Greenock Foundry-
Co.), Craigievar house, Skelmorlie
Scott Robert, mason, 12 South st
Scott Robert, sergeant, county police, 9 Watt st
Scott Robert, 3 Regent st
Scott Thomas, mechanic, 19 Ingleston st
Scott Thomas, mason, 7 Caddlehill st
Scott Walter, baker, 41 Nelson st, west
Scott William, flesher, 4 Sir Michael st
Scott William, joiner, 63 Holmscrof t st
Scott William, grocer, 59 Dalrymple st
Scott Miss Margaret, 40 Brisbane st
Scott Miss, 11 Roxburgh st
Scott Mrs James, 95 Roxburgh st
Scott Mrs Jane, 58 East Crawfurd st
Scott Mrs John, lodgings, 29 Brougham st
SCOTTISH Widows' Fund Life Assurance Society—J. M.
Hutcheson, agent
SCREW Tug Company (Limited), 18 Palmerston buildiDgs
SCULLION Joha, pointsman, 6 Patrick st
SEALY Charles, engineer, 63 Holmscrof t st
Seath John, blacksmith, 7 Lynedoch st
Seath Robert, rivetter, 30 Lynedoch st

184
DIRECTORY.
Seath Mrs John, grocer, 71 Roxburgh st
SELBY William S., railway agent, Albert Harbour and
Lvnedoch Street Stations. Ho.' 24 Wellington st
SELLARS David, smith, 7 Ratho st
Sellars Mrs, 39 Holmscrof t st
SELLERS Robert, 22 Wellington st
Sellers Mrs R., 23 Hamilton st
SEMPLE James, shipmaster. 24 South st
Semple William, salesman, 27 Regent st
Semple William, shoemaker, 78 Holmscroft st
SERGEANT Thomas George, inland revenue officer, 2 Ford
place, Finnart st
SERVICE Alexander, engineer, 52 Regent st
Service Archibald, smith, 63 Ann st
Service Daniel, engine-driver, II East Blackhall st
Service David, book-keeper, 66 Lynedoch st
Service David, contractor, 2 Cross-shore st
Service George, brassfinisher, 20 Lyle st
Service John, baker, Regent Street Baking Factory. Ho. 54
Regent st
Service Matthew, carpenter, 32 Crescent st
Service Thomas, engineer, 7 Ingleston st
Service William, brass- moulder, 40 Lynedoch st
Service Mrs John, lodgings, 21 Lynedoch st
Service Mrs W., lodgings, 4 Robertson st
SHAND Rev. Alexander Erskine, M.A., minister of the
North Parish Church. Ho. Sydney place, 16 Eldon st
Shand John, agent, 38 East Crawfurd st
Shand Robert, 38 Mearns st
Shand Misses, 17 Brisbane st
SHANKLAND Dugald & Co., merchants and shipowners,
21 Cathcart st
Shankland Dugald (of Dugald Shankland & Co.), Gowanhill,
49 Eldon st
Shankland Robert & Co., shipowners, 21 Cathcart st
Shankland Robert (of Robert Shankland & Co.), 38 Union st
Shankland Thomas, cooper, 12 Laird st
Shankland Thomas, shoemaker, 30 West Blackhall st
SHANKS Hugh, carpenter, 1 St Andrew st
Shanks John, mason, 18 Bruce st
Shanks Robert, mason, 20 Bruce st
SHANNON James, tailor and clothier, 50 Cathcart st. Ho.
9 Antigua st
Shannon William, labourer, 62 Ann st
Shannon Mrs R., 11 Bearhope st
Shannon Mrs, 58 Main st

DIRECTORY. 185
SHARER Alfred, commission merchant, 77 Port-Glasgow ri
SHARP Alexander, carpenter, 22 West Blackball st
Sharp & Ferguson, glass and china merchants, 16 West
Blackball st
Sharp James C, wine and spirit merchant, 4 Shaw st. Ha.
13 Caddlehill st
Sharp John, cooper, 60 Ann st
Sharp John, grocer and provision merchant, 25 Rue-end st.
Ho. 31 Regent st
Sharp John, labourer, 17 Baker st
Sharp John, saddler, 34 West Blackhall st
Sharp Patrick, moulder, 35 Ingleston st
Sharp William, spirit dealer, 17 John st. Ho. do.
Sharp William (of Campbell, Anderson, & Co.), 42 Eldon st
Sharp William (of Duncan & Sharp), 9 Belville st
Sharp William, wine and spirit merchant, 32 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 42 Eldon st
Sharp Mrs, 29 Ann st
Sharp Mrs, 29 Nelson st, west
Sharp Mrs John, 9 Ardgowan st, west
Sharp Mrs Thomas, 22 Crawfurd st
SHAW Duncan, seaman, 20 Cathcart st
Shaw Gilbert, dairy, 24 Tobago st
Shaw James, engineer, 93 Belville st
Shaw James (of William Shaw & Sons), 63 Finnart st
Shaw John, blacksmith, 6 Laurieston st
Shaw John, carpenter, 53 Belville st
Shaw Malcolm, boilerraaker, 1 1 West Stewart st
Shaw Neil, carpenter, 7 Prospecthill st
Shaw Neil, feuar, 25 Brougham st
Shaw Neil, jail watchman, 21 Bruce st
Shaw William, slater, 1 Hill st
Shaw William & Sons, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 28
Hamilton st. Works, Harvie lane
Shaw William, 17 Brisbane st
Shaw William, carpenter, 33 Lyle st
Shaw Misses, dressmakers, 15 Robertson st
Shaw Miss, greengrocer, 34 Lynedoch st
Shaw Mrs, spirit merchant, 7 East breast. Ho. 34 West
Shaw st
Shaw Mrs, 15 Robertson st
SHAWS Water Chemical Works, 21 Dellingburn st—John
Poynter & Son
SHEARER Alexander (of Shearer & Shepherd), 2 Glen st
Shearer Hugh, wholesale grocer, Mansionhouse lane, Sagas
Exchange buildings. Ho. 15 Fox st

186 DIRECTORY.
Shearer Hugh, grocer, 52 Shaw st. Ho. 15 Fox st
Shearer James, painter, 53 Ann st
Shearer James, wine merchant, 41 Ann st. Ho. 9 Wellington
st
Shearer James, salesman, 16 Cathcart st
Shearer John, brassfinisher, 11 Nelson st, west
Shearer Ninian, brassfinisher, 19 Lyle st
Shearer Robert B., M.A., writer and notary public, 1 Bank
st. - Ho. 33 Ardgowan st, west
Shearer William (of William Shearer & Scott), 4 Robertson
st
Shearer William & Scott, messengers-at-arms, 1 Bank st
Shearer & Shepherd, general ironmongers, 9 William st
Shearer Mrs Janet, wine and spirit merchant, 21 Ann st.
Ho. 16 Wellington st
Shearer Mrs J., grocer, 14 Bruce st
Shearer Mrs, 16 Laird st
SHEDDEN John, engineer, 10 Lyle st
SHEPHERD George, joiner, 18 St Lawrence st
Shepherd William (of Shearer & Shepherd), 59 Regent st
SHERIDAN Joseph, gardener, 16 Bruce st
Sheridan Michael, 8 Cross-shore st
Sheridan Robert, superintendent of cemetery, burying
grounds and parks. Office, Cemetery. Ho. 3 Orangefield
place
SHERIFF Court Hall, County buildings, 1 Nelson st, west
Sheriff Joseph (of J. D. M'Gregor & Co.), 7 Dempster st
Sheriff Thomas, cartwright, 41 Lynedoch st
SHERRIT George, labourer, 32 Arthur st
SHIELDS Henry, labourer, 20 Lynedoch st
Shields James, carpenter, 45 Shaw st
Shields Richard, labourer, 9 Cathcart st
Shields Mrs William, 40 Shaw st
Shields Mrs, washerwoman, 4 Nelson st, Glebe
SHIPPING Office for Seamen, 7 Virginia st
SHIRLEY James, moulder, 5 Belville st
Shirley Miss, 73 Nicolson st
SHORE Hon. Henry Noel, divisional officer of coast-guard,
Eldon place
SHORTRIDGE Samuel, M.D., and L.R.C.S., Edinburgh,
Rowanbank, 29 West Stewart st
SHUELL Andrew L., plumber and gasfitter, 21 Nicolson st.
Ho. 14 West Blackhall st
Shuell Hannah, china merchant, 21 Nicolson st. Ho. 14
West Blackhall st
SIDEY William, cab proprietor, 78 Wellington st

DIRECTORY. 1 87
SIEGER Engelbert, watch and clock maker, Palmerston
buildings, Customhouse pi. Ho. 49 Brougham st
Sieger Engelbert, wine and spirit merchant, 41 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 49 Brougham st
SIM John, grocer and provision merchant, 32 Lynedoch st,
Ho. 42 Mearns st
Sim Mrs, draper, 43 Crawfurd st. Ho. 6 Nelson st, Glebe
SIMMONS Stephen, mason, 21 Mearns st
SIMPSON A. & Co., coal, lime, cement and stucco merchants ?
10 Patrick st
Simpson A. C. (of Neil Broun & Co.), 9 Shaw pi
Simpson Alexander, smith, 28 Wellington st
Simpson Andrew R. L. (of A. Simpscn & Co.), 4 Trafalgar st
Simpson David M., accountant, house-factor, and insurance
agent, 9 West Stewart st. Ho. 32 Brisbane st
Simpson George, engineman, 46 East Hamilton st
Simpson George, wool sorter, 7 Mill st
Simpson Gordon, teacher, Public School, 16 Ann st. Ho. 4
Trafalgar st
Simpson James, letter-carrier, P.O., 21 Nicolsonst
Simpson James, engineer, 1 Springkell st
Simpson James, flesher, 1 Belville st. Ho. c o.
Simpson James, miller, 6 Dellingburn sq
Simpson John, smith, 126 Drumfrochar road
Simpson John A. (of A. Simpson & Co.), 4 Trafalgar st
Simpson John, flesher. 25 Regent st. Ho. 27 do.
Simpson John, mate, 35 Mearns st
Simpscn Matthew, carpenter, 26 Wellington st
.Simpson Matthew, labourer, 9 Hiil st
Simpson Richard, sailmaker, 3 Armadale pi, Bank st
Simpson Richard, foreman, 34 Mount Pleasant st
Simpson The mas, boilermaker, 12 St Lawrence at
Simpson William, agent United Reform Friendly Society, 4$
Vennel
Simpscn William, brakesman, 76 Ann st
Simpson William, engineer, 3 Crescent st
43impson William, overseer, 36 Mount Pleasant st
Simpson Mrs James, 17 Tobago st
Simpson Mrs Martha, 38 Nicolson st
SINCLAIR Alexander, fireman, 13 Hope st
Sinclair Alexander, dyer and cleaner, 29 Charles st. Ho. da.
Sinclair Alexander, engineer, 10 Nile st
Sinclair Angus, blacksmith, 83 Wellington st
Sinclair Angus & Co., blacksmiths, tinsmiths, house and ship
furnishings, 21 Cathcart st
Sinclair Angus (of Angus Sinclair & Co.), 17 Newton st

188 DIRECTORY.
Sinclair Archibald, rivetter, 5 Inverkip st
-Sinclair & Co., merchants, commission and insurance agents?
and warehouse keepers, 46 Cathcart st
Sinclair Archibald, railway carrier. Office, 25 Hamilton st.
Ho. 24 West Blackhall st
Sinclair Archibald, cooper, 29 Belville st
^Sinclair Archibald, gardener, 13 Nelson st, west
Sinclair Donald, engineer, 67 Nicolson st
Sinclair Donald, carpenter, 65 Nicolson st
Sinclair Donald, mason, 41 West Burn st
Sinclair Duncan, blacksmith, 81 Wellington st
Sinclair Duncan B., blacksmith, 13 West Stewart st
Sinclair Duncan, carpenter, 5 Caddlehill st
Sinclair Duncan, joiner, 83 Bell vile st
Sinclair Gr., examining officer, 13 Ardgowan st, west
Sinclair Humphrey, corkcutter, 21 Bruce st
.Sinclair James, mercantile clerk, 57 Forsyth st
-Sinclair John, mason, 25 Bruce st
Siuclair John, gasfitter, 51 Inverkip st
Sinclair John, cooper, 43 Ann st
Sinclair John, cooper, 71 Ann st
Sinclair John, farmer, Ldw Oornhaddock
Sinclair John, carpenter, Salmon st
Sinclair Malcolm, engine driver, 3 Under Crescent
Sinclair Malcolm, baker, 28 Lyuedoch st. Ho. do.
Sinclair Neil, engine driver, 15 Belville st
Sinclair Peter, smith, 72 Wellington st
Sinclair Robert, cooper, 16 Bruce st
Sinclair Robert, cabinetmaker, 65 Belville st
Sinclair Robert H. (of Sinclair & Co.), 57 Forsyth st
Sinclair Walter, salesman, 35 Regent st. Ho. 12 Trafalgar sfc
Sinclair William, agent for Royal Liver Friendly Society, 29
Hamilton st
Sinclair William, agent for G-. & J. Burns, Glasgow, Excise
buildings. Ho. 1 Kelly st
Sinclair William, cooper, 24 Lyle st
Sinclair Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 33 Nicolson st. Ho,
4 Finnart st
Sinclair Mrs John, 4 Finnart st
Sinclair Mrs Peter, cowfeeder, 104 Drumfrochar road
Sinclair Mrs Peter, 11 Nelson st, west
Sinclair Mrs Walter, 9 Mount Pleasant st
Sinclair Mrs, 6 Laird st
SINGER Manufacturing Co., sewing machine manufacturers,
8 West Blackhall st
&KAKEL William, tailor, 28 Bruce st

DIRECTORY. 1P9>
SKELLY John, draper, 24 Lynedoch afc. Ho. do.
SKINNER Thomas & Co., ship and insurance brokers, 3
East Quay place
Skiimer Mrs Patrick, 87 Eldon st
SKIRVING Peter, smith, 6 Chapel st
SKIVINGTON Arthur & Sons, wine and spirit importers,,.
Exchange buildings, and bonded warehouse proprietors,.
5 Mansionhouse lane
Skivington A. & Sons, wine and spirit merchants, 50 Shaw sfe
Skivington Arthur H. (of A. Skivington & Sons), Craigielee r
103 Eldon st
Skivington W. G. (of A. Skivington & Sons), Craigielee, 103
Eldon st
Skivington Mrs, Craigielee house, 103 Eldon st
SLATER James, jun., B.A. (of Slater & Wardrop), &
Robertson st
Slater & Wardrop, Kilblain Academy, 15 Kilblain st
SLAVEN Archibald, labourer, 33 Hamilton st
Slaven Patrick, rafter, 9 Cathcart st
SLIGO Steam-Packet Co., Old Steamboat quay
SLOAN James, grocer, 19 East Shaw st Ho. 19 Trafalgar st?
Sloan James, coal merchant, 14 Antigua st. Ho. 29 Lyle st
Sloan John, iron plainer, 2 Macdougall st
SMALL James, engineer, 22 Lynedoch st
Small John, painter, 5 Dempster st
Small Robertson, salesman, 4 South st
Small George, coachbuilder, 8 Murdieston st
Small Mrs, 6 Mount Pleasant st
SMART J. R. (of J. R. Smart & Co.), Carlogie house, 3T
Newark st
Smart J. R. & Co., sugar merchants, 65 Rue-end st
SMEATON James, joiner, 70 Wellington st
SMJLLIE & Robson, wholesale and retail fruit merchant r
5 Hamilton st
Smiilie Thomas, cabinetmaker, 1 Cartsburn st
Smillie William (of Smiilie & Robson). Ho. 23 Trafalgar sfc
SMITH Adolph, boarding-house keeper, 1 Ker st
Smith Alexander, wholesale grocer and provision merchant,
Waverley buildings, 29 West Burn st. Ho. Suunjside r
4 Bedford st
Smith Alexander, mason, 21 Ingleston st
Smith Alexander, baker, 39 Lynedoch st
Smith Alexander, 16 Hope st
Smith Andrew, joiner, 24 Sir Michael st
Smith A. C. & Co., sugar brokers and commission merchants..
Commercial Bank buildings

;190
DIRECTORY.
Smith Alexander C. (of A. 0. Smith & Co.), 21 Uaddlehill sfc
Smith Allan B (of Smith & M'Cuaig), 29 Patrick st
Smith Andrew, joiner, 24 Sir Michael st
Smith Archibald, boilermaker, 23 East Shaw st
Smith Charles, gardener, 34 Brougham st
Smith David, wine and spirit merchant, 13 Hamilton st. Ho.
1 3 Newton st
Smith & Davidson, grain merchants, 4 Princes st
Smith Donald, brassfinisher, 22 Antigua st
Smith Dugald, 2 Finnart st
Smith Duncan, carter, 87 Wellington st
Smith Duncan, carpenter, 3 Bearhope st
Smith Finlay, tugboatman, 24 Sir Michael st
Smith Gavin, boilermaker, 6 Old Hillend
Smith G-eorge, brassfinisher, 3 Orchard st
Smith George, joiner, 8 Hill st
Smith Harry, Sheriff- Substitute, 44 Union st
Smith Henry, engineer, 28 East Hamilton st
Smith Hugh, bookbinder, 41 Lynedoch st
Smith Hugh, shoemaker, 16 Dalrymple st
Smith James (of MacNicolr*& Smith), 40 Margaret st
Smith James, carpenter, 13 Newton st
Smith James, engineer, 68 Wellington st
Smith James, bookbinder, paper ruler and manufacturing
stationer, 14 Kilblain st. Ho. 63 Holmscroft st
Smith James, gardener, 5 Ardgowan square
Smith James, watchman, 32 Ingleston st
Smith James, engineer, 34 Crescent st
Smith James, caulker, 27 Ingleston st
Smith James, blacksmith, 11 Shaw pi. Ho. 4 Crawford lane
Smith James, policeman, 95 Roxburgh st
Smith James, policeman, 77 Regent st
Smith James (of Smith & M ;
Bride), 7 Duncan st
Smith J. C, Macdonald & Crawford, solicitors and notaries
public, 26 Hamilton st
James H. (of Smith & Davidson),
Finnart st
Glenhouse, 85
Smith Rev. J. B., of Union Street U.P. Church, 24 Margaret st
Smith John, boot and shoemaker, 29 Hamilton st.
West Blackhall st
Ho. 17
_
Smith John,
Kelly st
boot and shoemaker, 10 William st. Ho. Q6
Smith John, bar officer and keeper, Sheriff-court buildings,
1 Nelson st, west. Ho. do.
Smith John, wine and spirit merchant, Gardeners' ArmSj 10
Market st. Ho. George Hotel, Paisley
, Smith

DIRECTORY. 191
Smith John, coachbuilder, 5 Brougham st. Ho. 4 Nelson st
Smith John, boarding-house keeper, 50 Shaw st
Smith John, engineer, 27 Belville st
Smith John, spirit merchant, 50 East Hamilton st. Ho. 71 do.
Smith John, dentist and chemist, 6 Inverkip st. Ho. 69
Nicolson st
Smith John, joiner, 13 Ingleston st
Smith John, fitter, 9 East Crawfurd st
Smith John, blacksmith, 26 East Hamilton st
Smith John, engineer, 47 Trafalgar st
Smith Joseph, rigger, 1 Kilblain st
Smith Joseph, watchman, 9 Hill st
Smith & M'Bride, asrated water manufacturers, Sugarhouse
'
lane and Waverley lane
Smith & M'Cuaig, joiners and builders, 30 Charles st
Smith Malcolm, boilermaker, 6 Hill st
Smith Neil, carpenter, 16 Antigua st
Smith Peter, railway porter, 25 Bank st
Smith Peter, joiner, 13 Watt st
Smith Peter, fitter, 3 East Crawfurd st
Smith Philip, labourer, 17 Cathcart st
Smith Robert M., reporter, 7 Mount Pleasant st
Smith Robert, boilermaker, 24 St Lawrence st
Smith Robert, clerk, 40 St Lawrence st
Smith Robert, engineer, 7 East Crawfurd st
Smith Samuel, joiner, 58 Lynedoch st
Smith Samuel, labourer, 66 Ann st
Smith Terrance, 9 East Quay lane
Smith Thomas, moulder, 44 Lynedoch st
Smith Thomas, grocer and provision merchant, 5 Inverkip st
Ho. 22 Brisbane st
Smith Thomas W., goldsmith and jeweller, 14 W. Blackhall st
Smith Thomas, session-clerk for East Parish, 22 Crescent st
Smith Thomas, ship smith and galvanizer, 9 New Dock lane.
Ho. 25 Bank st
Smith Thomas, boilermaker, 30 Ingleston st
Smith Thomas, grocer, 4 Sir Michael st. Ho. 44 Lynedoch
st
Smith William, moulder, 76 Ann st
Smith William, boilermaker, 7 East Crawfurd st
Smith William, baker, 111 Dempster st
Smith William, accountant, Chamberlain's office. Ho. 39
Kelly st
Smith William, labourer, 13 Charles st
Smith William, tailor, 10 Lyle st
Smith William, mate, 60 Kelly st

192 DIRECTORY.
Smith "William, gateman, 2 Old Hilleud
Smith Miss Margaret, tailoress and dressmaker, 10 South st
Smith Miss, 44 Eldon st
Smith Miss, milliner, 14 Union st
Smith Miss, 9 Roxburgh st
Smith Mrs Catherine, British Workman Public-house, 40
Dairympie st. Ho. 22 Bank st
Smith Mrs Daniel, 10 Carnock st
Smith Mrs James, 57 Esplanade
Smith Mrs Robert, midwife, 18 Ann st
Smith Mrs Thomas, 80 Roxburgh st
Smith Mrs, 13 Duncan st
Smith Mrs, midwife, 9 Tobago st
Smith Mrs, Salmon st
Smith Mrs, 65 Union st
Smith Mrs, 13 West Blackhali st
Smith Mrs, 40 Holmscroft st
Smith Mrs, 6 West Stewart st
SMYTH Alexander, surgeon-dentist, 14 West Blackhali sfc^
Ho. 241 Buchanan st, Glasgow
SNEDDEN Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 67 Roxburgh st
SHODDY James, -joiner, 17 Mount Pleasant st
SOMERYILLE William, seaman, 7 West breast
Scmerville Miss, boys' dressmaker, 62 Ann st
Somerville Mrs William, midwife, 62 Ann st
Somerville Mrs, greengrocer, 17 Tobago st
SOMMERYILLE James, cabinetmaker, 49 Trafalgar st
Sommerville & Co., timber merchants, Caledonian Saw Mills^
Port-Glasgow road
Sommerville R. G. (of Sommerville & Co.), Aldergrove, Port-
Glasgow
Sommerville William, policeman, 6 Hope st
Sommerville Mrs William, 66 East Crawfurd st
SORL1E Peter, sawyer, 92 Belville st
SORRIE Mrs Peter, 5 Antigua st
SOUTAR C. M. (of Soutar & Son), 2 George square
Soutar William & Son, boot and shoemakers, 38 Hamilton sfe
and 26 Charles st
Soutar William, painter and paperhanger, 17 Ann st. Ho. 4T
Roxburgh st
SOUTH Peter, rigger, 40 Nicolson st
SOUTTER H. D., bookbinder, 47 Trafalgar st
SOWTER John, Board of Trade surveyor, 159 Eldon st
SPEED James, joiner, 4 Inverkip st
Speed Mrs John, 17 Mount Pleasant st
.SPEIRS Archibald, joiner, 3 Prospecthill st

BTRECTORY. 193
Speirs Hugh & Go., merchants, commission and insurance
agents, 23 Cathcart st
Spiers James, boilermaker, 21 Ingleston st
Spiers James, rivetter, 29 Ingleston st
Speirs James & Son, sugar samplers, 30 Cathcart st
Speirs Robert, labourer, 9 Belville at
Speirs William (of James Speirs & Son), 4 Glen st
Speirs Miss, 3 Houston st
Speirs Mrs, 58 Eldon st
SPENCE Alexander, labourer, 8 Cathcart st
Spence David, carpenter, 13 Springkell st
Spence James, fruit merchant, 40 Cathcart st
Spence James, shoemaker, 21 Regent st
Spence Joseph, labourer, 2 Laurieston st
Spence Robert, baker, 21 Sir Michael st
Spence William, carpenter, 52 Wellington st
Spence William, engineer, 34 Crescent st
Spence Misses, 32 Brisbane st
Spence Miss M. S., 10 Brisbane st
SPENCER S., coal merchant, 31 Trafalgar st. Ho. 18
Wellington st
Spencer W. H.. commission agent, 46 Cathcart st. Ho. 15
Bentinck st
SPROUL & Anderson, consulting engineers and machinery
agents, Palmerston buildings
Sproul Andrew (of Sproul & Anderson), 23 Lyle st
SPRUNT Wiliiam, joiner, 30 Bruce st
STABLES Mrs, lodgings, 25 West Blackball st
STARK George, brassfinisher, 15 Belville st
Stark Thomas, agent for the Bank of Scotland, 47 Cathcart
st. Ho. 73 Union st
STARRAT Mrs, 23 Roxburgh st
STEEL H. & W., wholesale grocers and sugar brokers, 30
Sugarhouse lane
Steel Hugh, builder and contractor, 22 Lynedoch st. Ho.
33 Bank st
Steel Hugh, feuar, Clydebank, 38 Esplanade
Steel John, contractor and builder, Campsie terrace. Gourock
toll
Steel John, jun., builder, 24 Lynedoch st. Ho. do.
Steel Matthew, labourer, 7 Belville st
Steel Robert, boilermaker, 1
West breast
Steel Robert, engineer, 39 Lynedoch st
Steel Robert, labourer, 16 John st
Steel Robert, policeman, 19 Dempster st
Steel Robert, carter, 36 Ingleston st

194 DIRECTORY.
Steel William (of H. & W. Steel), Roseville, 17 Finn art st
Steel William, contractor and builder, 35 West Stewart st
Steel & M'Caskill, Glasgow and Greenock Shipping Co.,
Customhouse quay
Steel Mrs Hugh, Clydebank, 38 Esplanade
STEELE James, coal merchant, 1 Bearhope st. Ho. do.
Steele James, labourer, 10 John st
Steele Robert, governor, Sir Gabriel Wood's Mariners' Asylum;
Newark st
Steele Robert & Co., shipbuilders and engineers, 6 Rue-end
st, 56 Main st, and Shaws Water Foundry, Ingleston st
Steele Robert, jun. (of Robt. Steele & Co.), 51 Newton st
Steele Stewart, carpenter, 6 Chapel st
Steele William, labourer, 16 Hope st
Steele William (of R. Steele & Co.), Silwood, Upper
Margaret st
Steele William, engineer, 21 Antigua st
Steele Miss, 65 Union st
STEEN Edward, bootmaker, 7 and 11 Cathcart st. Ho. 67
Rue -end st
Steen John, spirit dealer, 4 Dalrymple st. Ho. 20 Mearns st
STENHOUSE James, joiner, 19 Dempster st
STEPHENS Mrs, seamstress, 1 Bruce st
STEVEN Allan, joiner, 53 Holmscroft st
STEVENS Alexander, janitor, Parochial Board buildings,
36 Nicolson st
STEVENSON Adam, stair-railer, 55 Regent st. Ho. 41
Ann st
Stevenson Alexander (of Paterson & Stevenson), 36 Nelson
st, west
Stevenson Archd., agent, Prudential Assurance Co., 21 Wellington
st
Stevenson Archibald, marine surveyor, 23 Brisbane st
Stevenson David, family grocer, 33 Ann st. Ho. 42
Mearns st
Stevenson Duncan, tinsmith, 83 Belville st
Stevenson Gilbert, ropespinner, 9 Holmscroft st
Stevenson Hugh, draper, 38 Hamilton st. Ho. 23 Brisbane
st
S tevenson James, carter, 3 Bearhope st
S tevenson John, tinsmith, 6 Laird st
Stevenson Thomas M., jun., painter and decorator, 35 Nicolson
st
S tevenson T. M., painter, oil and colour merchant, 12 Cathcart
st. Ho. 4 Mearns st
Stevenson Peter, labourer, 38 Nelson st, west

DIRECTORY. 195
Stevenson Robert, boilermaker, 65 Belvilie st
Stevenson William, engine-driver, 52 Wellington st
Stevenson W. C, salesman, 42 Lynedock st
Stevenson W. S., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 7 West
Stewart st. Ho. 5 do.
Stevenson Miss, 1 Maderia st
Stevenson Miss, 30 Ann st
Stevenson Mrs James, 19 Trafalgar st
Stevenson Mrs James, 11 Nelson st, west
Stevenson Mrs John, furnishings, 46 Inverkip st
STEWART Alexander, labourer, 12 Mill st
Stewart Andrew (of Cartsburn Refining Co.), Grafton terrace,
15 Bentinck st
Stewart Andrew, shoemaker, 3 Belvilie st
Stewart Archibald Dunlop, M.C., physician and surgeon.
Consulting rooms, 3 Bank st. Ho. 39 Regent st
Stewart C. & W., joiners, 55 Kelly st
Stewart Charles F. (of C. & W. Stewart), 20 South st
Stewart Charles W., Burgh School Board inspecting officer,,
2 Bank st. Ho. 34 West Stewart st
Stewart Charles, moulder, 9 Ratho st
Stewart David, labourer, 24 St Lawrence st
Stewart Denniston, engineer, 29 Dempster st
Stewart Donald, engineer, 78 Belvilie st
Stewart Francis, confectioner, 31 Market st. Ho. 26 Hamilton
st
Stewart James & William, merchants, 1 Watt place
Stewart James, M.P. (of J. & W. Stewart), Routenburn, by
Greenock, and Reform Club, London
Stewart James K., grain, hay, straw and cheese merchant, 17
East Quay lane. Ho. 54 Forsyth st
Stewart James, smith, 5 Orchard st
Stewart James H., carter, 4 Crawford lane
Stewart James, engineer, 18 St Lawrence st
Stewart James P., pawnbroker, 48 Shaw st
;Stewart James, labourer, 5 Carnock st
Stewart James, sawyer, 1 Crawford lane
Stewart James, carter, 22 Inverkip st
Stewart James, saddler, 37 West Blackhall st
Stewart James,- carpenter, 12 Cathcart st
Stewart James, baker, 3 Hamilton st. Ho. 1 Watt place
Stewart John, feuar, 62 Eldon st
Stewart John, currier, 23 Stanners st
Stewart John, mason and contractor, 54 Kelly st. Ho. 14
South st
Stewart John, blockmaker, 15 Regent st

106
DIRECTORY.
Stewart John, labourer, 11 Hill st
Stewart John, carpenter, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
Stewart John, glazier, 65 Holmscroft st
Stewart John, currier, 21 Dempster st
Stewart John, joiner, 54 Ann st
Stewart John, plumber, 65 Roxburgh st
Stewart John, cooper, 3 Eegent st
Stewart John, wood turner, 14 Mearns st
Stewart John, joiner, 2 George square
Stewart John, ship-store merchant, 4 Bogle st. Ho. Glengarden,
Finnart road
Stewart John, cutter, 13 Mearns st
Stewart John, engineer, 78 Belville st
Stewart R. P., joiner, 10 Carnock st
Stewart Richard, grocer, 3 John st. Ho. 7 Belville st '
Stewart Robert, stationer, 32 Hamilton st. Ho. 22 Kelly st-
Stewart Robert, labourer, 106 Drumfrochar road
Stewart Samuel, engineer and manager, Greenock Gas Works,
Ho. Knocknair, Bogston
Stewart Samuel, carpenter, 7 Cathcart st
Stewart Thomas, dentist, 47 Brougham st. Ho. do.
Stewart Thomas, brassfounder and gasfitter, 31 Hamilton st.
Ho. 4 Inverkip st
Stewart Thomas O., cashier, 14 Wellington st
Stewart Thomas H., missionary, St Andrew's Free Church,
Ho. 4 Finnart st
Stewart William, boilermaker, 46 East Hamilton st
Stewart William, policeman, 43 Holmscroft st
Stewart William M. A. (of C. & W. Stewart), 60 Kelly st
Stewart William, jeweller, 13 West Blackhall st. Ho. 3
Roslin st
Stewart William R., billiard rooms, 4 Watson's lane. Ho. 63
Nicolson st
Stewart William, labourer, 33 Hamilton st
Stewart Agnes T., pawnbroker, 49 Vennel
Stewart Miss, temperance hotel, 9 Brougham st
Stewart Mrs Alexander, 24 South st
Stewart Mrs Andrew, 62 Eldon st
Stewart Mrs Andrew, 3 Manse lane
Stewart Mrs D., 2 Lyle st
Stewart Mrs Anne, 1 Kelly st
Stewart Mrs Robert, 22 Kelly st
Stewart Mrs, 15 Main st
Stewart Mrs, 18 Nicolson st
Stewart Mrs Isabella, spirit dealer, 59 Main st
JStewart Mrs John, 6 Roslin st

DIRECTORY. 19f
Stewart Mrs John, 56 Kelly st
Stewart Mrs, Greenock and Glasgow carrier, 28 Howard sfc. f
Glasgow, and 41 Cathcart st., Greenock
Stewart Mrs, 7 William st
Stewart Mrs M. A., 14 Ardgowan st, west
Stewart Mrs Agnes, teacher, 8 South st
STIRLING Alexander, engineer, 17 Baker st
Stirling James, cooper, 15 Nelson st, west
Stirling Robert, engineer, 3 St Andrew st
Stirling William, gardener, 4 Bentinck st
Stirling Miss, dressmaker, 42 Nelson st, west
Stirling Mrs A., grocer, 17 Shaw st
Stirling Mrs, 13 Lyle st
STIRRAT Robert, boilermaker, 6 Old Hillend
:Stirrat Robert, labourer, 53 Main st
Stirratt Mrs, 34 East Hamilton st
STITT Mrs John, 7 St Lawrence st
STODDART John, labourer, 5 John st
STOKEN John A., tea merchant, 33 Cathcart st. Ho. 103
Stirling road, Glasgow
STOKES William, watchman, 19 Cathcart st
STONE James, moulder, 44 East Hamilton st
Stone James, moulder, 36 East Hamilton st
Stone John, moulder, 22 John st
STOODLEY Benjamin, coppersmith, 36 Ingleston st
STOREMONT Mrs, 30 East Hamilton st
STORER James, printer and stationer, 12 Kilblain st. Ho,
39 Nelson st, west
STORMS Mrs, 5 West Stewart st
STORRER James, smith, 47 Holmscroft st
STOREY Henry, mason, 9 Dempster st
STORRIE John, spirit merchant, 6 Watson's lane. Ho. 22
Bank st
STOVE Thomas, shipwright, 33 Regent st
STRACHAN Daniel, caulker, 32 East Shaw st
Strachan George, architect, 4 ikfearns st
Strachan George, grocer, 36 Yennel
Strachan Isaac, river pilot, 31 Brougham st
STRAINE George, music seller and tuner, 31 Nicolson st.
Ho. 27 Bruce st
STRAITON David, photographer, 1 Grey place. Ho. do.
STRANG James, tailor, 18 Bruce st
STRICKLAND John, of H.M. Customs, 37 Kelly st
STRONACH William, writer, 25 West Burn st Ho. 24
Esplanade
STRONG Thomas, engineer, 13 West Blackhall st

198
DIRECTORY.
STRU i HERS George, manager, Screw Tug Co., Limited"
Ho. 8 Wellington st
Struthers Thomas, curator, Watt Museum. Ho. Caprera
Lodge, Cardwell Bay, Gourock
STUART W. P., clerk, 83 Dempster st
Stuart F., brassmoulder, 16 Serpentine walk
Stuart Mrs, cleaner of furs and feathers, 13 Lynedoch st
SUTHERLAND Alexander, joiner, 20 John st
Sutherland Alexander, shipwright, 18 Cartsburn st
Sutherland Donald, joiner. Garvel Park house
Sutherland Duncan, seaman, 22 Trafalgar st
STURGEON James, gardener, 68 Holmscroft st
Sturgeon Miss, feuar, 68 Holmscroft st
STUTT John, gardener, 76 Wellington st
Sutherland Peter, mason, 59 Holmscroft st
Sutherland Robert, engine-driver, 83 Dempster st
Sutherland Roderick, carpenter, 14 Terrace road
Sutherland Mrs Angus, 11 East Blackhall st
Sutherland Mrs Jane, 23 Roxburgh st
SUTTIE Charles (of Thomas Suttie & Co.), 40 Forsyth st
Suttie Thomas®& Co., smiths, tinsmiths, brassfounders, house
and ship furnishing ironmongers, Clyde buildings, 2 and
4 Argyle st
Suttie Mrs Robert, 50 Roxburgh st
SWAN Alexander B., solicitor and notary public, 14 Hamilton
st. Ho. 49 Brougham st
Swan Andre^v, slater and slate merchant, 14 Nicolson st.
Ho. Williamfield, 31 Finnart st .
Swan George W. (of Swan & Howie), 21 Lynedoch st
Swan & Howie, tailors, outfitters and habitmakers, 35 Nicolson
st
Swan John, officer Seamen's Chapel, 30 Wellington st
Swan Robert, engineer, 25 Belville st
Swan Robert, steward, 26 West Blackhall st
Swan Robert smith, 5 Orchard st
Swan Robert P., grocer, 96 Roxburgh st. Ho. 26 West
Blackhall st
Swan Robert, sen., cattle dealer, Mount Park villa, 3£
Roxburgh st
Swan Robert, jun., flesher, 17 Hamilton st. Ho. 4 Mearns st
Swan William, feuar, 45 Newton st
Swan William, flesher, 18 Cartsburn st. Ho. 33 Roxburgh st
Swan & Young, grain and potato merchants, Cathcart Arcade
and 21 Shaw st
Swan Miss, 48 Brougham st
Swan Mrs Allan, 49 Brougham st

DIRECTORY. 199
Swan Mrs Ann, 37 Nelson st, west
Swan Mrs, grocer, 17 Dempster st
SWANSTON David, missionary, 23 Newton st
SWuiENEY George, painter, 25 Mount Pleasant st
Sweeney Hugh, porter, 48 Inverkip st
Sweeney Mrs A., outfitter, 4 William st and 2 Dalrymple st.
Ho. 27 Nicolson st
SWEENIE Joseph, letter-carrier, 13 Nelson st, west
Sweenie Mrs, 1 John st
SWORD Archibald, merchant, 36 Eldon st
SYM Hector, blacksmith, 87 Dempster st
Sym William, lieutenant of police, 75 Holmscroft st
SYMINGTON David (of John Symington & Sons), 41
- Nelson st, west
Symington Rev. Andrew, Martyrs' Free Church, West Shaw
st. Ho. 13 Ardgowan st, west
Symington John & Sons, joiners and builders, 66 Inverkip st
Symington John, draper, 3 Watt st
Symington Martin T. P. (of John Symington & Sons), 4t
Nelson st, west
Symington Mrs David, 5 Holmscroft st
Symington Mrs John, 41 Nelson st, west
TABELL Bartholomew, laundryman, 3 Kerr st
TAILORS' House of Call, 16 Market st
TAINSH John, salesman. 58 Kelly st
Tanish William (of Robert Lusk & Co.), Rockhill, Gourock
TAIT Hugh, sailmaker, 63 Nicolson st
Tait James, smith, 35 Ingleston st
Tait James, mason, 17 Tobago st
Tait John, engineer, 97 Belville st
Tait Miss M. B., milliner, 9 East Crawfurd st. Ho. 97 Belville
st
TALLACH D. A., writer, 5 West Blackhall st. Ho. Eddiewood
place, Gourock
TANNAHILL James, agent for Commercial Bank, West-end
branch, 15 West Blackhall st. Ho. 36 Finnart st
Tannahill William, labourer, Overton
TANNOCK Quintin, plasterer, 5 Sir Michael st. Ho. S
Kelly st
TARBET Robert, cooper, 6 Hay st
Tarbet Thomas, smith, 126 Drumfrochar rd
Tarbet, William, joiner, 70 Holmscroft st
Tarbet Miss, lodgings, 50 Brougham st

200 DIRECTORY.
Tarbet Mrs, feuar, 18 Eldon st
Tarbet Mrs, 8 Hay st
TASKER Mrs Andrew, 40 Union st
TAYLOR Alexander, carpenter, 23 Lynedoch st
Taylor Alexander, shipmaster, 44 East Crawfurd st
Taylor Rev. Alexander, R.C. clergyman, 14 Patrick st
Taylor Angus, lighter master, 61 Ann st
Taylor Angus (of Taylor & Milloy), 23 Kelly st
Taylor A. & G-., photographers to the Queen, 17 Hamilton st
Taylor Archibald, engineer, 112 Drumfrochar rd
Taylor Archibald, smith, 17 Dempster st
Taylor Charles, Glerk, 1 Arthur st
Taylor Charles, clerk, 11 East Crawfurd st
Taylor Daniel, pansman, 9 Prospecthill st
Taylor David, clerk, 2 Crawford lane
Taylor Duncan, carpenter, 24 Bruce st
Taylor George, labourer, 3 Ingleston st
Taylor Henry, shipmaster, 23 Kelly st
Taylor Hugh, tobacconist, 56 Lynedoch st
Taylor James M., draughtsman, 5 Dempster st
Taylor James, mason, 62 Drumfrochar road
Taylor James (of Taylor & King), 71 Nicolson st
Taylor James, carpenter, 12 Ann st
Taylor James, teacher, 15 Lynedoch st
Taylor James, boilermaker, 7 Mill st
Taylor James, smith, 97 Belville st
Taylor John, shipmaster, 23 Kelly st
Taylor & King, grain merchants, West Burn sq
Taylor & Milloy, house and shipwrights, 10 West Burn st
Taylor Malcolm C, mason, 10 Lynedoch st
Taylor Malcolm, cork manufacturer, 7 William st. Ho. do.
Taylor Matthew, tailor, 11 Cathcart st
Taylor Robert, pansman, 29 Trafalgar st
Taylor William, moulder, 35 Ingleston st
Taylor William, teacher, Eskgrove villa, Upper Fox st
Taylor William P., spirit merchant, 43 Crawfurd st. Ho. 37
West Blackhall st
Taylor William E., captain and adjutant, Renfrewshire Artillery
Volunteers, 12 Margaret st
Taylor William, railway porter, 9 Watt st
Taylor William, blacksmith, 7 St Lawrence st
Taylor William, tobacconist, 1 Laurieston st
Taylor Miss, young ladies' seminary, and teacher of music,
19 Mount Pleasant st
Taylor Miss A., milliner, Lome place, 54 Brougham st
Taylor Miss, 24 Baak st

DIRECTORY. 201
Taylor Mrs Alexander, 1 1 Antigua st
Taylor Mrs Alexander, dressmaker, 50 Roxburgh st
Taylor Mrs John, 6 Watt st
Taylor Mrs Thomas, 10 Hill st
Taylor Mrs, 6 Holmscroft st
Taylor Mrs, 68 Roxburgh st
Taylor Mrs, lodgings, 17 Brougham st
TELFER George, cooper, 49 Holmscroft st
Telfer James, shoemaker, 10 Mill st
Telfer John, wool sorter, 4 Prospecthill st
Telfer Robert, rivetter, 13 Rue-end st
Telfer William, moulder, 6 Carnock si
Telfer Mrs C, grocer, 1 Prospecthill st
TEMPLE Robert (of Findlay & Temple), blacksmiths, 4
Princes st. Ho. 106 Dempster st
TEMPLETON James, engineer, 3 Crescent st
Templeton Matthew, joiner, 12 Murdieston st
Templeton Robert, spirit dealer, 21 Charles st. Ho. 24 West
Stewart st
Templeton Robert P., traveller, 25 Dempster st
TENNANT William, engineer, 48 St Lawrence st
Tennant Mrs, nurse, 33 Hamilton st
THEATRE Royal, 38 West Blackhall street—Alexander
Wright, lessee
The British Linen Company's Bank, 13 William st
The Auction Mart, 5 West Stewart st
The Burmah Steamship Co. (Limited), shipowners, 2 Crossshore
st
The Cartsburn Sugar Refining Co., sugar refiners, 4 Crescent
st
The Clyde Pottery Co., manufacturers of earthenware, Port-
Glasgow rd
The Dublin and Belfast Tea Company, 33 Cathcart st
The Greenock Advertiser, 29 Hamilton st
The Greenock Equitable Loan Co., 24 Hamilton st—D.
M'Yicar, manager
The Greenock Foundry Co., engineers, boilermakers and
ironfounders, East Stewart st
The Greenock Herald, 40 Cathcart st
The Greenock Plate Glass Insurance Co., 19 Cathcart st
The Greenock Telegraph, 16 and 18 Charles st
The Greenock Towing Co., 2 West quay
The James Watt Steamship Co., (Limited), 2 West quay
The London and Belfast Tea Co., 45 Cathcart st
The London and Newcastle Tea Co., tea dealers, 33 Hamilton
st and 7 Cathcart st. Head office, Newcastle-on-Tyne

202 DIRECTORY.
The Scotsman Newspaper, branch office, 5 Palmerston buildings—Hugh
Wilson, agent
The Singer Manufacturing Co., 8 West Blackhall st
The Yale of Clyde Tramway Co., office, 29 Brougham st
THOM Alexander 0., general grocer, 5 Hamilton st. Ho. 3&
Nelson st, west
Thorn Archd., family grocer, tea, wine and spirit merchant,
11 Union st. Ho. 35 Nelson st, west
Thorn John, feuar, 35 Nelson st, west
Thorn Walter, painter, 3 Virginia st
THOMAS Joseph, labourer, 1 Hill st
THOMPSON Andrew, smith, 33 East Crawf urd st
Thompson Thomas, mason, 43 Holmscroft st
Thompson Miss Mary S., teacher, St John's Episcopal School,,
10 Union st. Ho. 68 Inverkip st
Thompson Mrs G., 68 Inverkip st
THOMSON Alexander, brakesman, 7 Hill st
Thomson Alexander, engineer, 74 Wellington st
Thomson Alexander, superintendent of Industrial School, 13
Captain st. Ho. do.
Thomson Alexander G., C.E. and architect, 32 Cathcart st
Thomson Alexander Thomas, engineer, 9 Crescent st
Thomson Archibald, labourer, 46 Cathcart st
Thomson Charles, plumber, gasfitter, and zinc worker, 17
Kelly st. Ho. 19 do.
Thomson Daniel, engineer, 22 Sugarhouse lane
Thomson David, bank porter, Union Bank of Scotland. Ho.
2 Church place
Thomson David, carter, 9 Prospecthill st
Thomson Donald, tax officer, 26 Bruce st
Thomson Donald, feuar, 2 Robertson st
Thomson Duncan, joiner, 73 Holmscroft st
Thomson Duncan, brassfinisher, 10 Hay st
Thomson Duncan, joiner, 7 Laurieston st
Thomson Duncan, cooper, 53 Belville st
Thomson Dugald, carpenter, 7 East Crawfurd st
Thomson George, cooper, confectionery and fancy goods, 5
Union st. Ho. do.
Thomson George, joiner, 32 Nelson st, west
Thomson Henry, plumber, 8 Kilblain st
Thomson Henry, pilot, 41 West Blackhall st
Thomson Hugh, clerk, 45 Wellington st
Thomson Rev. James Brown, minister of George Square U.P.
Church. Ho. Grafton terrace, 19 Bentinck st
Thomson James, rivetter, 47 Main st
Thomson James, carpenter, 77 Regent st

DIRECTORY. 20$
Thomson James (of Crawford & Thomson), 25 Bank st
Thomson James, salesman, 50 Holmscroft st
Thomson James, seaman, 47 Crawfurd st
Thomson James, engineer, 30 Ingleston st
Thomson James, watchman, 33 Hamilton st
Thomson James, sugar boiler, 5 Captain st
Thomson John, carpenter, 8 Chapel st
Thomson John, engineer, 65 Belville st
Thomson John, joiner, 22 John st
Thomson John, smith and boilermaker, 2 West Burn st. Ho^
26 Brisbane st
Thomson John, seaman, 11 Bill st
Thomson John, sawyer, 7 Crescent st
Thomson John, agent for the National Bank of Scotland, 29-
Cathcart st. Ho. Caddlehill house
Thomson John, clerk, 34 Ingleston st
Thomson John, joiner, 29 Crescent st
Thomson John, rivetter, 46 East Hamilton st
Thomson John W., joiner, 9 Duncan st
Thomson Lawrence, joiner, 5 Hope st
Thomson Michael, joiner, 11 Watt st
Thomson Peter, mate, 2 Watt place
Thomson Peter, engineer, 82 Belville st
Thomson Peter, carpenter, 13 Laurieston st
Thomson Peter, boilermaker, 24 St Lawrence st
Thomson Rev. Peter, minister, Crawfurdsburn Free Church>
Macdougall st. Manse, Ratho st
Thomson Eobert, boilermaker, 97 Roxburgh st
Thomson Robert, fancy goods merchant, 27 Hamilton st.
Ho. 5 Robertson st
Thomson Robert, carpenter, 1 Nicolson st
Thomson Robert, cooper, 60 Ann st
Thomson Robert, engineer, 66 East Hamilton st
Thomson Robert, engineer, 5 Hope st
Thomson Robert, joiner, 14 South st
Thomson Thomas & Son, builders, contractors, valuators,
asphalters, cement and pavement merchants, &c, 61
Nicolson st
Thomson William, brakesman, 3 Hill st
Thomson W., cooper, 58 Drumfrochar road
Thomson William, coppersmith, 41 Ann st
Thomson William, draper, 29 Crescent st
Thomson William, boilermaker, 7 Crescent st
Thomson William, joiner, 3 East breast. Ho. 3 Antigua st
Thomson William (of R. Cowan & Co.), Ringdove villa, 60
Finnart st

.204 DIRECTORY.
Thomson William W. (of T. Thomson & Son), 49 Margaret st
Thomson Miss, greengrocer, 72 Roxburgh st
Thomson Miss Jane, 29 Nelson st, west
Thomson Miss, 24 West Stewart st
Thomson Mrs James, 13 Belville st
Thomson Mrs, 60 Drumfrochar rd
Thomson Mrs, ladies' nurse, 6 West Stewart st
Thomson Mrs, 24 St Lawrence st
Thomson Mrs C, 2 Robertson st
Thomson Mrs, draper, 62 Ann st
Thomson Mrs, 34 Sir Michael st
THORBURN Walter (of Walter Grieve, Son & Co.), Rosneath
house, 97 Eldon st
THORNE R. & Sons, wholesale wine and spirit merchants,
importers, and bonded warehouse proprietors, 6 Manse
lane and Havelock buildings, Greenock, and 12 Mark
lane, London, E.G.
Thome Robert (of R. Thome & Sons), 17 Fox st
Thorne Thomas M. (of R. Thorne & Son3), Wardwood, 51
TIERNEY W. B., bootmaker, 49 Cathcart st. Ho. 16
Hope st
Tierney Mrs John, 8 Shaw place
TIFFIN Joseph, clerk, 9 Mount Pleasant st
Tiffin Thomas, salesman, 11 Bruce st
TIMES (Glasgow) Evening. Branch office, 29 Cathcart st.
Robert Wood, correspondent and agent
TINNIE James, labourer, 14 Terrace road
TINNOCK John, rivetter, 13 Cathcart st
TOBIN Christopher, salesman, 51 Kelly st
Tobin Patrick, joiner, 4 Watt st
TODD John, mason and builder, 77 Holmscroft st
Todd Thomas (of MacLean & Co.), 34 Margaret st
Todd William, shipmaster, 17 Mount Pleasant st
Todd William, carter, 72 Roxburgh st
Todd Miss, 59 Brisbane st
Todd Mrs George, 26 Ann st
Todd Mrs John, 34 Margaret st
Todd Mrs John, 36 Ingleston st
TOLMIE Alexander, local secretary Mutual Provideafc
Alliance, 24 Bank st
TOMNEY John, broker and outfitter, 36 Shaw st
TONTINE Hotel, 34 Cathcart st
TONNER John, salesman, 47 Holmscroft st
TOOK William, rigger, 2 Ropework lane
TORRANS William, labourer, 27 Ingleston st

DIRECTORY. 205-
TOSH David, slater and slate and cement merchant, fitter of
lightning conductors and chimney stalk repairer, 11
Brougham st and 9 Ratho st. Ho. 19 Ardgowan st, west
Tosh J. Westwood, teacher of music, 1 Kelly st
TOUGH Alexander & Son, hemp and wire rope manufacturers,
Clyde Ropework, Drumfrochar rd. Warehouse,
3 East breast
Tough David (of H.M. Customs), 19 Newton st
Tough William (of Alexander Tough & Son), 35 Regent st
Tough Mrs Mary, 31 Lynedoch st
TOWN Hall, 6 Hamilton st
TOWNEND Richard, engineer, 5 Roslin st
TRAIL James, carpenter, 8 Hay st
TRAIN Mrs, grocer, 38 Main st
TRAINER Michael, tailor, 28 West Burn st
TRAMWAY Co.'s office, 29 Brougham st
TREGELLAS Walter, steward, 9 Tobago st
TRIGGS Philip, boarding-house keeper, 1 West breast
TRINITY U.P. Church, 31 Union st
TROTTER John, engine-driver, 52 West Blackhall st
TUCKER John, grocer and provision merchant, 7 John st.
Ho. 29 Belville st
Tucker Nathaniel, petty officer, R.N., 41 West Blackhall st
Tucker Tplliam, moulder, 14 Serpentine walk
TULLY James, joiner, 17 Kelly st
TULLOCH Miss, greengrocer, 13 Cartsburn st
Tulloch Mrs, ladies' nurse, 24 Lyle st
TURLEY James, moulder, 47 Main st
Turley John, moulder, 8 East Blackhall st
Turley John, labourer, 27 Main st
TURNBULL Alexander J., C.E., master of works, 18
Hamilton st. Ho. 60 Forsyth st
Turn bull James, sugar boiler, 83 Regent st
Turnbull John A., sugar-house manager, 38 Mearns st
Turnbull Jonathan, carpenter, joiner and blockmaker, 5
Dock breast and 49 Rue-end st. Ho. 10 Lyle st
Turnbull, Martin & Co., coal exporters and shipbrokers, 1$
Palmerston buildings
Tnrnbull & Sons, photographers, City buildings
Turnbull William, carpenter, 15 Belville st
TURNER Alfred, engineer, 24 East Crawfurd st
Turner Andrew, painter, 2 Maedougall st
Turner Andrew, moulder, 40 St Lawrence st
Turner & Cameron, fleshers, 35 Ann st. Ho. 31 do.
Turner Donald, labourer, 36 West Burn st
Turner Duncan, joiner, 20 Bruce st

206 DIRECTORY.
Turner James William, writer and notary public, 17 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 9 Fox st
Turner James, late writer, 6 Bank st
Turner John, carter, 54 St Lawrence st
Turner John, saddler, 1 Watt place. Ho. 57 Regent st
Turner John, engineer, 56 St Lawaence st
Turner Malcolm, teller, Union Bank of Scotland. Ho. 3
Manor crescent, Card well bay, G-ourock
Turner Samuel, boilermaker, 66 East Hamilton st
Turner Thomas, seaman, 12 Lynedoch st
Turner Thomas, porter, 14 Drumfrochar road
Turner William, commission merchant, 18 West Burn st.
Ho. 33 Kelly st
Turner William, badge porter, 28 East Shaw st
Turner Mrs, 11 Holmscroft st
Turner Mrs John, 3 Shaw place
Turner Mrs Robert, 31 Lyle st
Turner Mrs, 8 Antigua st
TWEDDEL James (of Robert Cowan & Co.), Duncrag, 99
Finnart st
TWEEDDALE James, grocer and provision merchant, 68
Vennel
Tweeddale John, labourer, 26 Ann st
TWEEDLIE James, coppersmith, 5 Hope st
TWIGG Edward, gunmaker and cutler, 33 Hamilton st. Ho.
Richmond villa, 33 Newton st
TYRE John, painter, 43 Crawfurd st, Glebe
Tyre Mrs Robert, 40 Holmscroft st
TYTLER Matthew, glazier, 28 Wellington st
U
UNION Bank of Scotland, 1 Hamilton street—F. G. Bruce,
agent
Union John, labourer, 22 Arthur st
UNITED Presbyterian Church, 3 Union st
United Presbyterian Church, St Andrew sq
United Presbyterian Church, Sir Michael st
URIE Hugh, coachman, 26 West Blackhall st
Urie James, engineer, 78 Belville st
Urie Robert, photographer and dealer in photographic material,
Waverley buildings, 29 West Burn st. Ho. do.
Urie Thomas, seaman, 7 Dempster st
Urie William, blacksmith, 22 Arthur st
Urie Mrs, 13 Crescent st
URQUHART William, rigger, 19 Lyle st

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UrquhartMrs, 11 Crescent st
Urquhart Mrs William B. , 23 Roxburgh st
VALE of Clyde Tramways Co. Office, 29 Brougham st
VALLALEY James, shoemaker, 20 Tobago st
VALLANCE William, engineer, 19 Ingleston st
VALVONA Philipe, confectioner, 5 William st. Ho. do.
VANHOEVER John, seaman, 26 Trafalgar st
VANVASHAN Cornelius, steward, 41 Crawfurd st
VASS David, carpenter, 78 Belville st
VINCENT A. G., clothier and outfitter, 3 William st. Ho,
37 Regent st
Vincent A. G., jun., grocer, 35 Lynedoch st. Ho. do.
Vincent John, seaman, 28 Dalrymple st
VIRTUE Mrs Alexander, 42 Holmscroft st
VIVIAN & Sons, copper smelters and yellow metal merchants—John
Jamieson, agent
W
WADDEL James, joiner, 30 Lynedoch st
Waddel William, slater, 22 Bearhope st
WADDELL John, engineer, 55 Drumfrochar road
Waddell John, contractor, " James Watt " dock, Garvel
park, 56 East Hamilton st
Waddell William, builder, 13 East Crawfurd st
Waddell Mrs John, 47 Mearns st
WADE John, coal merchant, 52 Inverkip st
Wade Robert, labourer, 12 Baker st
WALES Miss, 8 St Lawrence st
WALKER Alexander (of J. & R. Young & Company), 53
Brougham st
Walker Alexander, cooper, 40 East Crawfurd st
Walker Alexander, joiner, 6 Holmscroft st
Walker Alexander, sergeant drill instructor, 32 Kelly st
Walker Andrew & Co., coal merchants, 1 Regent st and 8
Dellingburn st
Walker Andrew, carpenter, 33 Lyle st
Walker Andrew, moulder, 57 Belville st
Walker Andrew (of A. Walker & Co.), 11 Nelson st, west
Walker Archibald, labourer, 15 Regent st
Walker Colin, painter, 26 Market st
Walker David, labourer. 11 Hill st
Walker George, joiner, 29 Dempster st

208 DIRECTORY.
Walker Hugh, engineer, 39 Ann st
Walker Hugh (of John Walker & Co.), 117 Eldon st
Walker H. Kichd. (of John Walker & Co.), 117 Eldon st
Walker Hugh William (of John Walker & Co.), 6 Finnart
terrace, 59 Newton st
Walker James, railway porter, 1 1 Regent st
Walker James, smith, 58 Wellington st
Walker John William (of John Walker & Co.), 117 Eldon st
Walker John & Co., sugar refiners, 3 Princes st
Walker John, carting contractor, 10 Buccleuch st. Ho. 57
Regent st
Walker John, gardener, 87 Wellington st
Walker John (of John Walker & Co.), 6 Fmnart terrace, 59
Newton st
Walker Louson (of Welsh, Walker & Macpherson), Ashburn,
8 Bedford st
Walker Robert J., engineer, 40 Lynedoch st
Walker Robert, joiner, 5 Watt st
Walker Robert, plumber and zinc worker, 32 Roxburgh st.
Ho. 27 Dempster st
Walker Robert, vanman, 5 Duncan st
Walker W., chemist and druggist, 23 Rue- end st. House 13
Lynedoch st
Walker William, engineer, 9 Lyle st
Walker William, flesher, 33 West Burn st. Ho. 27 Dempster
street
Walker Miss, 12 Ardgowan st
Walker Miss Maggie, head mistress Belville Place School,
Ho. 17 Octavia cottages
Walker Mrs, 44 Arthur st
Walker Mrs, 28 Bruce st
WALLACE Charles, smith, 26 East Crawfurd st
Wallace E. S. (of James M'Lellan & Co.), 53 Brisbane st
Wallace (Gillies) Mrs J. W., teacher of dancing and calisthenics,
27 West Stewart st
Wallace James, compositor, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Wallace James (of Wm. Kelly & Co.), 30 Ardgowan st, west
Wallace James, M.D., L.R.C.S.E., &c, physician and surgeon..
16 Union st
Wallace James, shipmaster, 25 Newton st
Wallace James, mason, 16 Hope st
Wallace James, rivetter, 19 Ingleston pi
Wallace John, deep-sea and Trinity pilot, 30 South st
Wallace Thomas, traveller, 11 Lynedoch st
Wallace William, spirit merchant, 1 Open shore. Ho. 1£
Lynedoch st

DIRECTORY. 209
Wallace William, moulder, 67 Beiville st
Wallace Mrs James, 30 Ardgowan st, west
Wallace Mrs William, 24 Bank st
Wallace Mrs, grocer, 17 Antigua st
WALLER Mrs Joseph, 19 Bruce st
WALLOE. & Co., ship chandlers and ship store merchants,
21 Shaw st
Walloe W. B. (of Walloe & Co.), 7 Mearns st
WALTON Utrick, of H.M. Customs, 63 Newton st
WALSH Dominick, sculptor and builder, 20 Pottery st, Ladyburn.
Ho. do.
WARD James, saiimaker, 8 Kilblain st
Ward J. T. & Co., watchmakers and jewellers, 16 Hamilton
st
Ward J. T. (of J. T. Ward & Co.), Ashbourne house,
Gourock
Ward Richard, clerk, 37 Kelly st
WARDEN Andrew, watch and clock maker, 45 Hamilton st..
Ho. 20 Brisbane st
Warden James B., deep-sea pilot, 63 Octavia terrace
Warden John (of Hamilton & Adam), Roselea, 5 Finnart st
Warden John, coal merchant, 28 Yennel. Ko. 6 Nelson st.
west
Warden Robert, farmer, Finnart farm, Finnart rcl
Warden William, japanner, 45 Cafchcart st. Ho. 21 Dempster
st
Warden Mrs M., 54 Brougham st
WARDLE George, agent for North British Daily Mail and
Glasgow Weekly Mail, 1 Bank st. Ho. 25 Brisbane st
WAEDROP David, M.A. (of Slater & Wardrop) 12 Princes sfc
WARK Richard, labourer, 7 Bruce st
Wark Mrs, 32 Crescent st
WARNOCK Edward, labourer, 10 Hay st
WAERELL Mrs Wm., lodgings, 15 Laird st
WARRICK Richard, skinner, 4 Sinclair st
WATERFORD Steam-ship Office, 9 Customhouse place-
Graham Brymner, agent
WATERSON John, smith, 17 Cartsburn st
WATKINS William, engineer, 16 Hope st
WATSON Alexander L., traveller, 9 Wellington st
Watson Andrew, gardener, 115 Dempster st
Watson Daniel, joiner, 105 Belviile st
Watson Frederick, hairdresser and perfumer, 7 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 15 Laird st
Watson George, draper, 13 Rue -end st. Ho. 5 Old Hillend
Watson George, gardener, 79 Dempster st

210
DIRECTORY.
Watson Hugh M'P., gasfitter and bellhanger, 12 Sugarhouse
lane. Ho. 71 Nicolson st
Watson James, teacher, 65 Vennel. Ho. 35 Nelson st, west
Watson James, spirit merchant, 8 Inverkip st. Ho. 2 Princes st
Watson J. & G-., sugar brokers, Palmerston buildings
Watson James (of J. & G. Watson), 67 Octavia terrace
Watson John, carpenter, 27 Nicolson st
Watson John, engineer 3 Regent st
Watson John, policeman, 21 Trafalgar st
Watson Matthew, hairdresser and perfumer, 2 Cathcart sq.
Ho. 47 Trafalgar st
Watson Michael, carter, 27 Ingleston st
Watson Robert, flesher, 7 Prospecthill st
Watson Robert, labourer, 15 Sir Michael st
Watson Thomas, baker and confectioner, 40 Nelson st, west.
Ho. 60 Kelly st
Watson Thomas, sailmaker, 40 Nicolson st
Watson Thomas C, letterpress printer, 14 Mill st
Watson Thomas, bootmaker, 33 Nicolson st. Ho. 5 Glen st
Watson William, upholsterer, 5 Mount Pleasant st
Watson William, fireman, 55 Belville st
Watson William, engineer and boilermaker, Ladyburn Boiler
Works, Port-Glasgow road. Ho. Pearidge villa, Skelmorlie
Watson William, grocer, 6 Ann st. Ho. 9 Lynedoch st
Watson William, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 41 Westburn
st. Ho. 14 Nelson st, west
Watson Miss, dressmaker, 27 Nicolson st
Watson Mrs Alexander, 15 Lynedoch st
Watson Mrs J,, grocer, 4 Holmscroft st
WATT Alexander, salesman, 32 Kelly st
Watt John, wine merchant, 110 Drumfrochar road. Ho. 38
Main st
Watt John, blacksmith, 17 Nelson st, west
Watt John, carpenter, 6 Hill st
Watt Museum Institution, Kelly st. Thos. Struthers, curator
Watt Neil, joiner, 56 St Lawrence st
Watt Robert, baker, 37 Holmscroft st
Watt William, wine and spirit merchant, 47 Vennel. Ho.
Gala lodge, Ardgowan st, west
Watt Miss, 43 Forsyth st
Watt Mrs William, 14 Ardgowan st, west
WATTERS John, carter, 18 Stanners st
Watters Stewart, shipmaster, 99 Belville st
Watters William, gatekeeper, 17 Ann st
'Watters Mrs James, 5 Rue- end st
WAUN John O., assistant inspector of poor, 16 South st

DIRECTORY. 2ff
WAYTE Mrs Agnes, 65 Nicolson st
WEBB Caleb, seaman, 18 Bruce st
Webb William, labourer, 9 Hope st
WEBSTER Alexander, baker, 9 Argyle st
Webster William, porter, 6 Patrick st
Webster William, seaman, 13 South st
WEIR Alexander, weigher, 95 Roxburgh st
Weir Allan, solicitor, 32 Nicolson st. Ho. Grafton ter., 17
Bentinck st
Weir Daniel, cooper, 70 Roxburgh st
Weir Duncan, carpenter, 70 Roxburgh st
Weir Duncan, 1 9 Ann st. Ho. 5 Antigua st
Weir J., joiner, 20 West Blackhall st. Ho. 38 Wesfc
Stewart st
Weir James 0,, secretary, Greenock Co-operative Society
(Limited), 12 Trafalgar st
Weir James, smith, 15 Main st
Weir James, smith, 16 Mearns st
Weir John, blacksmith, 25 Belville st
Weir John, blacksmith, 55 Belville st
Weir John (of Muir & Weir), 37 Kelly st
Weir John, 45 Lynedoch st
Weir Robert, teacher of music. 34 Nelson st, west
Weir Robert, blacksmith, 27 Belville st
Weir Thomas, grocer, 46 Holmscroft st. Ho. 24 Bruce sfc
Weir Thomas, carpenter, 17 Cartsburn st
Weir Walter, wine and spirit merchant, 20 Sugarhouse lane
Weir William, cooper, 36 Mount Pleasant st
Weir William, labourer, 3 Hamilton st
Weir William M. G., of Post Office, 12 Wellington sfc
Weir Miss, furnishings and millinery, 19 Ann st
Weir Miss Janet H, dressmaker, 77 Regent st
Weir Mrs Agnes, 13 West Stewart st
Weir Mrs E., lodgings, 75 Regent st
Weir Mrs, 29 Lyle st
Weir Mrs, confectioner, 4 Lennox buildings
WELLBURN Mrs, grocer, 9 Brisbane st. Ho. do.
WELL Park Apothecaries' Hall, 9 Lynedoch sfc
Well Park Parish Church, Regent st
Well Park Promenade. Entrances—Regent st, Bank sfc T
Sir John's brae and Lynedoch st
Well Park Free Church, 3 Lynedoch st
WELLINGTON Park Pleasure Grounds. Entrance—
Drumfrochar road
WELLS James, carpenter, 9 Watt st
WELSH John, rivetter, 16 Serpentine walk

312 DIRECTORY.
Welsh John, smith, 27 Lynedoch st
Welsh Eobert, joiner, 19 Regent st
Welsh, Walker & Macpherson, accountants, house-factors and
insurance agents, 33 Cathcart st
Welsh William, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Charles st. Hov
26 Charles st
WESLEYAN Methodist Chapel, 4 Ardgowan st, west
WEST-End Baths Company (Limited), 5 Campbell st
West-End Cricket Club, Bentinck ground, Eldon st
West Free Church, 11 Ardgowan st, west
West Joseph, clerk, 39 Lynedoch st
West Parish Church, Nelson st, west
West Miss, 7 Ardgowan st, west
WESTON Robert, engineman, 5 Duncan st
Weston Thomas, blacksmith, 42 Roxburgh st
WHEAT Sheaf Hotel, 6 Church place
WHELE William, commercial traveller, 19 Newton st
WHITE Alexander, joiner, 11 East Crawfurd st
White Archibald, confectioner. 20 Inverkip st
White Hart Hotel, 50 Cathcart st
White James, joiner, 70 Ann st
White James, slater, 1 Duncan st
White John, feuar, 57 Union st
White John, cowfeeder, 104 Drumfrochar road
White John, tugboatman, 24 Hamilton st
White Thomas, carpenter, 23 East Shaw st
White Thomas, engineer, 21 Ingleston st
White William, brassfounder, gasfitter and bellhanger, 3&
Roxburgh st. Ho. 28 Trafalgar st
White William, seaman. 21 Trafalgar st
White William, teller, Royal Bank of Scotland. [Ho. 1 Manor
crescent, Gourock
White Mrs Alexander, 6 John st
WHITEFORD James, M.D., L.R.C.S.E. Consulting rooms 7 .
29 Hamilton st. Ho. 6 Forsyth st
Whiteford James, tobacconist, 41 West Blackhall st. Ho. do.
Whiteford Robert, baker, 23 Regent st. Ho. 12 Lynedoch st
Whiteford Robert, boilermaker, 59 Belville st
Whiteford William, joiner, 93 Roxburgh st
Whiteford Mrs, 18 Wellington st
Whiteford Mrs John, grocer, 26 Market st
WHITEHILL Daniel, carpenter, 24 Cartsburn st
WHITELAW Adam, smith, 22 Lyle st
Whitelaw Alexander & Co., brickbuilders, contractors, anc$
brickmakers, 76 Drumfrochar road. Works, Dargavel.,.
Bishoptow

DIRECTORY. 213
Whitelaw Robert (of R. & R. Whitelaw), 22 Robertson st
Wbitelaw R. & R., coal merchant"?, Albert Harbour depot, 2
Patrick st
Wbitelaw Thomas, coppersmith, 24 Wellington st
Whitelaw Mrs Alexander, 49 Mearns st
Whitelaw Miss, 49 Mearns st
WHITESIDE Alexander, pointsman, 12 Trafalgar st
WHITSON Robert, brassfmisher, 40 Lvnedoch st
WHYTE Archibald, engine-driver, 23 Lynedoch st
Whyte Archibald, watchmaker, 8 Hay st
Whyte Archibald (of H.M. Customs), 31 Trafalgar st
Whyte Daniel, carpenter, 33 Lyle st
Whyte George, machinery and iron merchant, 13 John st.
Ho. 25 Regent st
Whyte George, baker, 19 Bruce st
Whyte James & Co., sailmakers, 2 Virginia st
Whyte James (of James Whyte & Co.), 22 Bank st
Whyte John, painter, 10 Hay st
Whyte & Ross, tinsmiths and gasfitters, 11 East Quay lane
Whyte Thomson, engineer, 17 Lynedoch st
Whyte Thomas S., architect and surveyor, City buildings, 32
Cathcart st. Ho. 78 Dempster st
Whyte Thomas (of Whyte & Ross), 14 Wellington st
Whyte Walter, engineer, 2 Grey place
WIENING Johann (of Nathan & Wiening), 6 Mearns st
WIGGIANS James, broker, 8 Manse lane"
WIGHT George, engineer, 5 Belville st
WILD Mrs, 26 Ann st
WILKIE Alexander, smith, 51 Kelly st
Wilkie Angus, joiner, 22 Lynedoch st
Wilkie Angus, brickbuilder "and contractor, Wellington st.
Ho. 4 Mount Pleasant st
Wilkie Duncan, boilermaker. 34 Crescent sfc
Wilkie James, mason, 64 Kelly st
Wilkie John, lime burner, coal, cement, and fireclay goods
merchant, 10 Brougham st. Ho. Alma villa, Gourock.
(See advertisement.)
Wilkie John, porter, 14 Holmscroft st
Wilkie John, bricklayer, 11 Brachelston st
Wilkie, Mrs John, 14 William st
WILKINSON Robert, iron plater, 10 Baker st
Wilkinson Samuel, labourer, 7 East Crawfurd st
WILLIAMS Alfred, pawnbroker, 28 Wellington st
Williams Nathaniel, 17 Kelly st
Williams Peter, pilot, 2 York st
Williams William, engineer, 30 Ingleston st^

214
DIRECTORY.
Williams William, seaman, 5 Shaw st
WILLIAMSON Alexander, carpenter, 14 Terrace road
Williamson Daniel (of Williamson & Gray), 5 Trafalgar st
Williamson Edward, carpenter, 66 Holmscroft st
Williamson George, writer and notary public, and clerk to>
Burgh School Board, 2 Bank st. Ho. 37 Newton st
Williamson George, writer, secretary to Greenock Academy,
and secretary to Greenock Infirmary, 2 Bank st. Ho.
37 Newton st
Williamson George, jun., sugar broker, 33 Cathcart st. Hov
37 Newton st
Williamson George, engineer, 38 East Hamilton st
Williamson & Gray, joiners and builders, 51 Vennel
Williamson James, quay foreman, Caledonian Railway, Customhouse
quay. Ho. 41 Nelson st
Williamson James, steamboat owner, 11 Bentinck st
Williamson John, optician, 15 Roxburgh st
Williamson Peter, traveller, 34 Mount Pleasant st
Williamson Robert, smith, 5 Ingleston st
Williamson Robert, tailor, 21 Bearhope st
Williamson Robert, tobacconist, 2 Ingleston st. Ho. 5 do.
Williamson Thomas, carpenter, 50 Roxburgh st
Williamson William (L. and N. Tea Co.), 25 Trafalgar st
Williamson Mrs George, 35 Lynedoch st
Williamson Mrs John, 27 Nelson st
Williamson Mrs, 169 Eldon st
Williamson Mrs, 2 Watt place
Williamson Mrs, furnishings, 66 Roxburgh st
WILLS Peter, dyer, 64 Ann st
WILSON Alexander M. (of A. & J. Wilson), 2 Shaw place
Wilson Alexander, mason, 85 Wellington st
Wilson Alexander, boilermaker, 13 Ingleston st
Wilson Alexander, butcher, 33 Ann st. Ho. 32 do.
Wilson Andrew, boilermaker, 70 Wellington st
Wilson Andrew S., hairdresser, 29 Regent st. Ho. do.
Wilson A. & J., furnishing ironmongers and ship chandlery
65 Rue-end st
Wilson Archibald, joiner, 61 Ann st
Wilson Daniel, shipmaster, 10 South st
Wilson David, engineer, 66 Regent st
Wilson David, joiner 16 Crescent st
Wilson David, plasterer, 30 West Blackball st. Ho. 95 Roxburgh
st
Wilson David, farmer, High Cornhaddock
Wilson Donald, gas inspector, 24 Antigua st
Wilson Douglas J., clerk, 13 Ardgowan st, west

DIRECTORY. 215
Wilson Edward, drysalter, general merchant, and salt importer,
25 Charles st. Ho. Woodthorpe, 21 Esplanade
Wilson Gabriel, mate, 66 Ann st
Wilson George, dispensing chemist, 40 Cathcart st. Ho. 1
Union st
Wilson Hugh, joiner, 31 Dempster st
Wilson Hugh, agent for the Scotsman, 5 Palmerston buildiugs
Wilson James (of A. & J. Wilson), 29 Mearns st
Wilson James > civil engineer and superintendent of Water
Works. Office, 18 Hamilton st. Ho. Overton cottage
Wilson James, engineer, 6 St Lawrence st
Wilson James, 1 Albert place, West Blackhall st. Ho. 32
Ann st
Wilson J. C, fruiterer and confectioner, 12 Ann st. Ho. do,
Wilson John G., furnishing shop, 46 East Hamilton st
Wilson John, baker, 14 Ann st. Ho do.
Wilson John, fitter, 52 Regent st
Wilson John, coalmaster, 5 Chapel st, Greenock, and 69
Great Clyde st, Glasgow
Wilson John T., hatter and hosier, 10 West Blackhall st. Ho.
18 Bedford st
Wilson John, grocer, 31 Cathcart st. Ho. 32 Crescent st
Wilson John, L.R.C.P.E. and L.R.C.S.E., 4 Grosveuor place,
Wellington st
Wilson John, storekeeper, 8 Bogle st. Ho. Glen cottage, 18
Bedford st
Wilson John, schoolmaster, Shaw Street Public School. Ho,
53 Brisbane st
Wilson John, salesman, 8 Hay st
Wilson John, labourer, 34 Ingles ton st
Wilson John S., joiner, 74 Wellington st
Wilson Joseph R., property measurer and surveyor, 33 Cathcart
st. Ho. 15 Roxburgh st
Wilson Michael, coal merchant, 29 West Burn st. Ho. 78
Holmscrof t st
Wilson Michael (of Wilson & Wishart), 19 Wellington st
Wilson M. (of Greenock Mineral Water Co.), lo South st
Wilson Peter, labourer, 1 1 Hill st
Wilson Robert, engineer, 32 Crescent st
Wilson Robert, yardsman, 34 West Blackhall st
Wilson Robert, grocer, 25 Belville st. Ho. do.
Wilson Robert, headmaster Highlanders' Academy, Roxburgh
st. Ho. 29 Mearns st
Wilson Robert, carter, 44 Arthur st
Wilson Robert, brassfmisher, 32 Trafalgar st
Wilson Thomas, baker, 64 Holmscroft st

216 DIRECTORY.
Wilson Thomas, compositor, 8 Murdieston st
Wilson Thomas, coachman, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
Wilson Thomas, boiiermaker, 42 Arthur st
Wilson Thomas, cooper, 2 Crawford lane
Wilson Thomas, mason, 85 Wellington st
Wilson Thomas, smith, 6 Carnock st
Wilson Thomas, police sergeant, 20 Bearhope st
Wilson Thomas, writer and clerk to the Greenock Harbour
Trust and Clyde Pilot Bsard, 18 Hamilton st. Ho. 44
Finn art st
Wilson Rev. William, minister of Wellpark Parish Church.
Ho. 27 Finnart st
Wilson William, shoemaker, 52 Wellington st
Wilson William A., M.D., CM., physician and surgeon. Ho.
Thorncliffe, 54 Brisbane st
Wilson & Wishart, engineers and millwrights, 5 Ann sfc
Wilson Miss, 69 Nicolson st
Wilson Miss, confectioner, 8 Grey pi
Wilson Mrs, 82 Belville st
Wilson Mrs Alexander, grocer, 38 Holmscroft st. Ho. 28
Bruce st
Wilson Mrs Andrew, 47 Holmscroft st
Wilson Mrs J. C, 13 Ardgowan st, west
Wilson Mrs John, 20 Brisbane st
Wilson Mrs William, 3 Laurieston st
Wilson Mrs, 12 Bruce st
Wilson Mrs, 70 Ann st
Wilson Mrs, 32 West Stewart st
WINDEBANK George, labourer, 13 Ingleston st
WINGATE Gabriel, labourer, 24 Ingleston st
Wingate & Co., bootmakers, 7 Hamilton st
WINK John (of Kidd & Wink), 27 Nelson st, west
WINTON Mrs Robert, 19 Brisbane st
WISHART James (of Wilson & Wishart), 21 Trafalgar st
Wishart Thomas, hairdresser, 2 Cross-shore st and 13 East
breast. Ho. 1 Bank st
Wishart Miss, huckster, 18 Sir Michael st
WOLTMAN Matthew, sugar boiler, 31 Ingleston st
WOHLGENUTH John, seaman, 56 Wellington st
WOOD Francis, sculptor, 30 Bruce st
Wood James & William, coalmasters, 14 Brougham st, and
Regent st coal depot. Caledonian Railway
Wood James (of J. & W. Wood), Bathville, Bathgate, and
Cavers bank, Paisley
Wood Joseph, coal merchant, Upper Greenock goods depot.
Ho. 9 Dempster st

DIRECTORY. *2i7
Wood Robert, agent and correspondent for Glasgow Daily
and Weekly Herald and Evening Times, 29 Cathcart st.
Ho. Gladstone place, 35 Brisbane st
Wood Robert C, ship-husband, 13 Kelly st
Wood Thomas, sculptor and monumental works, Cemetery
gate, 4 South st. Ho. 1 Wellington st
Wood William, smith and cartwright, 11 Chapel st. Ho. 9
Lyle st
Wood William, superintendent of fire brigade, 24 Ann st
Wood William, blacksmith, 63 Ann st
Wood William, caulker, 62 Regent st
Wood William, High Church manse, Oakshaw, Paisley
Y/ood Miss, 10 Antigua st
Wood Mrs Thomas, 10 Wellington st
Wood Mrs William, 9 East Shaw st
Wood Mrs, 23 Ingleston st
WOODHEAD Mrs, 50 Brougham st
WOODROW John, engine driver, 71 Wellington st
WOOLER James, engineer, 65 Nicolson st
WOOLLEY Samuel S., professor of music, 9 Eldon st
WORREL Mrs, lodgings, 15 Laird st
WOTHERSPOON AlexanderC, hatter, &c, 58 Rue-end st.
Ho. 12 Lyle st
WRAY P., coal salesman, Dellingburnsq. Ho. 43 Lynedoch st
Wray Miss El., furnishings, 5 Grey pi. Ho. 43 Lynedoch st
WREDE & Co., sugar brokers and commission merchants,
32 Cathcart st
Wrede Mrs Lear, South hill, 20 East Crawfurd st
WRIGHT Alexander, lessee and manager, Theatre-Royal.
Ho. 40 Brisbane st
Wright & Co., ship store dealers, 4 Cathcart st
Wright David, mechanic, 61 Ann st
Wright James (of Wright & Co,), Buckingham terrace, 42
Brisbane st
Wright Joseph, fish merchant, 14 Bogle st
Wright Peter & Son, slaters, slate and cement merchants,
Salmon st and 48 Inverkip st. Ho. Commonhead house,
Ravenscraig
Wright Robert (of Morrison & Wright), 75 Union st
Wright Robert, tailor and clothier, 34 West Blackball st.
Ho. 26 do.
Wright Robert, boilermaker, 14 Arthur st
Wright Sutherland, brassfinisher, 16 Arthur st
Wright Thomas, mason, 84 Roxburgh st
Wright Thomas, carter, 13 Ingleston st
Wright William, storekeeper, 3 Holmscroft st

"218 DIRECTORY.
Wright Mrs, 35 Brisbane st
Wright Mrs Daniel, lodgings, 7 Lynedoch st
Wright Mrs, 75 Union st
WYLIE Alexander, engineer, 20 Wellington st
Wylie Alexander, engine-driver, 32 Kelly st
Wylie Allan, engraver and brassfinisher, 9 Rue -end st. Ho.
40 St Lawrence st
Wylie George, joiner, 8 Mount Pleasant st
Wylie Henry, wood-turner, 41 Holmscroft st
Wylie Hugh, clerk, 15 Brougham st
Wylie Robert, carter, 116 Drumfrochar road
Wylie William, boilermaker, 24 East Orawfurd st
Wylie Miss, boys' dressmaker, 51 Kelly st
Wylie Mrs, 20 Stanners st
Wylie Mrs, 51 Kelly st
WYMER Francis W., surveyor, Board of Trade, 7 Virginia
st. Ho. 29 Ardgowan st, west
WYSE Alexander, confectioner, 29 Hamilton st. Ho. do.
YEAMAN Joseph, plasterer, Terrace road. Ho. 1 Holmscroft
st
YEATS John R. & Co., tobacco manufacturers and cigar
importers, 16 Oathcart st. Ho. 23 Roxburgh st
YEO Mrs D. D., 4 Nelson st, west
YORK Henry, collector, 9 Main st
York James (of W. & J. York), 56 Union st
York William & James, contractors, 5 Campbell 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. House 53
Kelly st
Young C. C. R., Royal cigar emporium, 36 West Blackball
st. Ho. 17 Brisbane st
Young David, inspector of weights and measures, and inspector
under the sale of " Food and Drugs Acts," 3
Jamaica st. Ho. 29 Patrick st
Young David (of Morton & Young), 2 Wellington st
Young Donald, labourer, 17 Tobago st
Young Hamilton, engine-driver, 52 West Blackball st
Young Hugh M., commission agent, 17 Brisbane st
Young James, shipmaster, 21 Newton st
Young James, compositor, 5 West Stewart st
Young J. S., engineer, 7 Ratho st
Young John, boilermaker, 22 St Lawrence st

DIRECTORY. 2W
Young John, watchman, 5 East Crawfurd st
Young J. & R. & Co., shipbrokers, 32 Oathcart st
Young J. & J., family bakers, 6 Belville st
Young Rev. John, minister of Trinity U.P. Church. Ho. 32-
Forsyth st
Young Robert, joiner, 6 Old Hillend
Young Robert, skinner, 10 Springkell st
Young Robert, joiner, 5 Arthur st
Young Robert, salesman, 28 Bruce st
Young R. & W., carting contractors, 19 Arcade. Ho. £
Mearns st
Young Thomas, slater, 38 Crawfurd st
Young Thomas, sawyer, 6 Carnock st
Young Thomas, sailmaker, 9 Cathcart st
Young William, blockmaker, 84 Roxburgh st
Young William, cooper, 54 Wellington st
Young William (of Swan & Young), 3 Mearns st
Young William, wine and spirit merchant, 14 Market st,
Ho. 1 5 Roxburgh st
Young Janet, milliner and straw hatter, 15 Nelson st, west
Young Miss Agnes, 25 John st
YOUNGER John, ropespinner, 3 Holmaorof t st
Younger Mrs James, 10 Kelly st
YTJILL Walter, teacher, School of Arts, 24 Bank st
Yuill William, blacksmith, 22 St Lawrence st
Yuill Mrs, 13 Newton st
Tontine Hotel,
The ONLY First-Class Hotel in Town
(Nearly Opposite the Caledonian Railway
Station).
Mrs M'DRRMOTT, Proprietrix.
WHITE HART HOTEL
(The Oldest Family and Commercial Hotel in Town).
RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION WITH HOTEL.
Within Three Minutes' Walk of the Railway Stations
and Steamboat Wharves.
Mrs BUCHANAN, Proprietrix.

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which has been greatly increased by the extensive
and costly alterations just completed,
Is Now Open for the Reception of Visitors,
UNDER NEW AND EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT,
The HOTEL contains over Two Hundred Apart-
ments, including Magnificent Coffee and Table D'Hote
Room, with Reading-Room adjoining ; Elegant Ladies'
Drawing-Room ; Splendid Banquetting Hall for Large
Dinner Parties ; Suites of Private Apartments ; Suites of
Rooms for Wedding Parties ; Billiard Room, with Two
of Burroughes & Watt's Tables ;
Rooms for the Meetings
of Literary and Artistic Clubs ; Smoke Room ; Passenger
Elevator ; Several Bath-Rooms on each floor, with Hot
and Cold Spray, Douche, Plunge and Shower Baths.
The Charges are Moderate ; the Attendance all that can be
desired.
BED ROOMS (INCLUDING ATTENDANCE), from 2s 6d.
liETTEES AND TELEGRAMS TO BE ADDRESSED TO
W, a DAVIDSON, Manager.

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REASONS WHY THE PUBLIC SHOULD BUY
AT THE
HATTER'S
^Bankrupt Sfoek Sale
(Adjoining Caledonian Railway Station).
WHOLESALE Houses buy direct from the Manufactory and
sell to the Shopkeepers, who, in their turn, sell to the
Public ; I buy direct from the Manufacturers and sell to the
Public, ami paying Cash to the Manufacturer I can sell to the
Public for Cash even lower than wholesale prices, because, as a
rule, Wholesale Houses take long credit, consequently they can't
buy cheap. The result is the Shopkeeper has to pay for it, and
then the Public has to be saddled with the big price, and often a
very inferior article. I could, if I chose to sell to the Shopkeeper,
and then make a handsome profit if I chose to cultivate the Wholesale
.line, but I have always been in the Retail, and my establishment
in Greenock has been in existence thirty years, and always
conducted as a Retail Establishment. I sell to the Public, therefore,
at a Low Figure, one which pays me (though leaving me a
comparatively small profit), and depend upon the magnitude of
my sales for my reward. Space will not admit detailing all the
various Articles of Dress on hand, but I would specially recommend
Ladies to keep a lookout on my Windows. Being often in the
Market, and having the facilities of getting large lots suitable for
them, and at prices far below the market value, they can obtain
bargains rarely seen out of London.
Gentlemen favouring me with their orders for Fine Black Felt
Hats will effect a saving of 2s on each Hat, as my principle is to
sell Single Hats at Wholesale Prices, offering the very Newest
Shapes, and from the best London Makers—Newest Shape worn
in London being deep round Crown. My Prices are 4s 6d, 5s '3d,
and 6s 6d ; sold elsewhere at least 2s more money ; and as the
space in my Windows is limited for showing these qualities, gentlemen
would do well to inspect my Stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as I guarantee the following quotations :
Splendid Felt HATS 2s 6d-Sold elsewhere at &: 6d.
Superior Quality 3s 6d—Sold elsewhere at 5s 6d.
Almost the Best Made 4s 6d—Sold elsewhere at 7s.
The above Bargains in Men's Felt Hats I guarantee to be from the Best
Makers and Newest Shapes.
2 7 C A T H C ART STREET,
GREENOOK.
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EXTRAORDINARY VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY
Make a Beginning'.
Economy means Saving.
Saving gives Independence,
And Independence Power.
READ THIS, AND ACT UP0N_ ITS RECOMMENDATIONS.
The Proprietors of the LONDON & BELFAST TEA COMPANY
wish to draw attention of the Public of Greenock and surrounding
districts to the above maxim, and by putting that maxim in
force they will buy their Teas and Coffees at the Branch
Establishment of the
c§icm6on anb IS&eZfast
TEA COMPANY,
45 OATHOART STREET, GREENOCK,
(Four Doors East of Cathcart Square),
Where they will find Value Unsurpassed, far beyond any other
House in the Tea Trade.
Look at the Prices of Teas, Coffees, and Sugars, which are as follows:—
A Good Strong Flavoured Tea, 2s per lb, — Sold by others at 2s 4d.
We ask special attention to our Tea at 2s 4d per lb.—Well-worth
2s 8d per lb.
A Delightful Tea at 2s 8d per lb., quite a treat— Sold by others
at 3s 4d per lb.
Our Best Indian Tea, 3s per lb., fit for any Nobleman's table,
and needs no other recommendation.
Best Fresh Mixed Coffee, Is 4d and Is 6d per lb.
No other House can excel the above, and the Handsome and Useful
Presents given to Every Purchaser of Tea and Coffee are really wonderful.
The above mentioned Teas are all Four-pence per Lb.
better in quality than ever sold at same price.
Smith's Eclipse Coffee and Milk, 1\& per Tin.
Best Crystalized Sugar, 3|d per lb.
Fine Pure White Cane Sugar, 3d per lb.
A TRIAL SOLICITED.
After which please compare the Value you get with what you have
been getting elsewhere. Come once, come always— it will be to
your advantage.
Besides having always a Delicious Cup of Tea, you may soon
FURNISH YOUR HOUSES with the HANDSOME and
USEFUL PRESENTS you will receive by Purchaskig at this
Establishment.
A List of the Presents may be had Free, on application.
OBSERVE THE ADDRESS—
£oitfon 4 Belfast Tea Company,
45 OATHOART STREET, GREENOCK,
(Four Doors East of Cathcart Square).
No connection with any other Company, & no other Branch in Greenock.

TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
CLASSIFIED and ARRANGED in ALPHABETICAL ORDER,
ACCOUNTANTS.
Alexander John r Post Office buildings
Banks & Miller, 45 Hamilton st
Black William, 35 Kelly st
Blair William, 26 Hamilton st
Bone & Buchanan, 2 Bank st
Brennan James, 18 Hamilton st
Brown Archibald M'F., 20 Cathcart st
Campbell Dugald, 49 Cathcart st
Crawford Hugh B., 24 Patrick st
Forrest J, & R., 26 Crawfurd st
Hardie & Brown, 32 Cathcart st
Henderson Thomas, 14 Cathcart st
Hinmers C. D., 12 Market st
Kelso James, 6 West Blackball st
Milne James, jun., 5 Kelly st
Morison John, 29 West Burn st
Neil James, 49 Cathcart st
Paul John, 14 Cathcart st
Ramsay Hope Stewart, Post Office buildings
Robertson Neil, 27 West Burn st
Simpson David M., 9 West Stewart st
Welsh, Walker & Macpherson, 33 Cathcart st
AGENTS.
Borthwick Thomas (commission), 10 Cross-shore st
Campbell, Macpherson & Co. (commission), Exchange bldgs
Crockatt George, jun., 4 East breast
Dickson Benjamin (L. & N. W. Railway), 1 Mansionhouse i
Fairbairn Andrew, 27 Ardgowan st, west
Harris James B. (commission), 19 Palmerston buildings
Hay Robert (for Glasgow News), 16 Cathcart st
X*amont William (commission), 16 Palmerston buildings

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DIRECTORY.
M'Call Charles (commission), 10 Wellington st
M'Clure James L. (commission), Exchange buildings
M'Kean Hugh (G. &. S.-W. Railway), 18 Brougham st
Miller Thomas (biscuit and confection), 35 Regent st
Minto George (commission), 25 Brisbane st
Muir & Weir (commission), 4 Mansionhouse lane
Ross Alexander (forwarding), 18 Cathcart st
'
Ross & Marshall (forwarding), 18 Cathcart st
Selby W. S. (N. B. Ry.), Lynedoch st and Albert harbour
stations
Sinclair & Co. (commission), 46 Cathcart st
Spencer W. H. (commission), 46 Cathcart st
Wardle G., for North British Daily Mail and Glasgow Weekly
Mail, 1 Bank st
Wood Robert, for Glasgow Daily and Weekly Herald and
Evening Times, 29 Cathcart st
ARCHITECTS.
Grant Patrick, 16 South st
Kerr Andrew, Mansionhouse
Kay J. & A. L., 17 Hamilton st
M'Clelland Thomas, 25 Bank st
MacNicol & Smith (naval), 18 Hamilton st, and Glasgow
Thomson Alexander G., 32 Cathcart st
Whyte Thomas S., 32 Cathcart st
AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS.
Bowman James, 26 West Blackhall st
Cameron John & Son, 12 Sugarhouse lane
Cook Robert, 33 Market st
Kennedy Thomas, 25 West Stewart st
Lowden & Gall, 5 West Stewart st
Murdoch John, 51 Rue-end st
BAKERS.
Bell John, 3 West Blackhall st
Brown John, 45 Hamilton st and 11 Union st -
Bowman Alexander & Son, 20 Vennel
Buntin John, 5 Arthur st
Campbell John, 87 Roxburgh st
Clark Archibald, 37 Ann st
Drummond John, 65 Main st
Galbraith John, jun., 41 West Blackhall st
Hamilton Mrs William, 32 East Hamilton st
Hodgson William, 36 Dairymple st
Kirkwood Alexander, 78 Roxburgh st

DIRECTORY. 223
Lyle James, 27 Market st
M'Arthur Charles, 9 Crescent st
M'Call Neil, 31 Vermel
M'Cormick John, Palmerston buildings and 9 Brisbane st
M'Cormick Neil, 22 Ann st
M'Dougall Duncan, 5 Hamilton st and 31 Cathcart st
M'Gain John, 26 Charles st
Mackay Thomas, jun., 21 West Blackhall st
M'Kenzie Alexander, 14 West Blackhall st
Mcckenzie & Walker, 63 Rue-end st
M'Lean Allan, 50 Holmscroft st
Macnab Duncan, 81 Belville st
M'Neilage John, 17 Antigua st
Melvin John & Co., 15 Cartsburn st
Millar John, 31 Hamilton st and 12 Ann st
Moffat Robert, 18 Lynedoch st
Muir Robert, 26 Shaw st
Muir & Sons, 8 West Blackball st
Muirhcad Alexander, 62 and 95 Roxburgh st
Orr John, jun., 5 Rue-end st
Paterson Thomas & Son, 19 Hamilton st
Scott John, 55 Vermel and 1 Prospecthill st
Service John, Regent Street Baking Factory
Sinclair Malcolm, 28 Lynedoch st
Stewart James, 3 Hamilton st
Watson Thomas, 40 Nelson st, west
Whiteford Robert, 23 Regent st
Wilson John, 14 Ann st
Young J. & J., 6 Belville st
BASKET MAKER.
Docker Edward, 24 St Lawrence st
BASKET AND TOY WAREHOUSE KEEPERS.
Campbell Mrs N., 20 Charles st
Carbery Mrs Charles, 14 William st
Gardiner Mrs Archibald, 16 West Blackhall st
Herbert Robert Wilson, 7 Grey place
Thomson George, 5 Union st
Thomson Robert, 27 Hamilton st
BILLPOSTERS.
Burns Alexander, 10 William st
Downie P. Y., 31 Hamilton st
Macdonald John & Son, 23 Cathcart st
Korth Thomas, 31 Vennel and 30 West Blackhall st

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blacksmiths.
Boag Robert, 55 Shaw st
Brough John, 4 Chapel st
Campbell John, sen., 8 Ropework st
Chalmers Alexander, 14 Crawfurd st
Chisholm James, 15 Cathcart st
Cook D. & A., 4 Charles st
Cormie John, 31 Hamilton st
Findlay John, 39 Cathcart st
Findlay & Temple, 4 Priuces st
Gilchrist Brothers, 3 Shaw st, 3 Clarence st and Garvel dock
Hall Joshua, 39 Nicolson st
Hendry Duncan, 7 Shaw st
Johnstone John R., 7 West Blackhall st
Lamont James, 7 St Andrew st
Love Andrew, 5 "Virginia st
Mackay Godfrey, 4 St Andrew sq
M 'Arthur Archibald, 3 Manse lane and 51 Main st
M'Farlane Arthur, 52 Inverkip st
M'Intjre Donald, 13 Duncan st and 22 Bearhope st
M'Lean Ronald, 6 Baker st
Morton & Kidd, 24 Hamilton st
M'Yicar William, 7 East Stewart st
Mills Robert, 5 Deck breast, 13 Clarence st, and Garvel dock
Noble Thomas, 4 St Andrew sq
Park John, 28 Roxburgh st and 12 Trafalgar st
Reid Archibald, 16 William st
Robinson A. & Co., 40 Vennel
Sinclair Angus & Co., 21 Cathcart st
Smith James, 11 Shaw place
Smith Thomas, 9 New Dock lane
Suttie Thomas & Co., 2 and 4 Argyle st
Thomson John, 2 West Burn st
Wilson & Wishart. 5 Ann st
Wood William (and cartwright), 11 Chapel st
BOATBUILDERS.
Crawford & Hope, 16 Bogle st
Foster Robert P., 32 Main st
Goudie & Nicolson, 2 York st
Klause William, 3 Dellingbum st
Lambie J. M. & R., 3 Ratho st
Macdonald John, 11 Virginia st
M'Gregor N. & R., 45 Rue- end at
Nicol Andrew, 14 Laird st
Orr Thomas C, 5 St Andrew st

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BOOKBINDERS.
Kinloch John, 49 Cathcart st
M'Kelvie James & Sons, 34 Hamilton st and 17 Charles st
Morrison John & Sons, 67 Rue- end st
Smith James, 14 Kilblain st
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS.
Adamson William, 71 Main st
Anderson Miss, 11 Market st
Baird Robert A., 45 and 48 Cathcart st
Black James W., 17 West Blackhall st
Boyd James, 1 Ann st
Campbell Alexander, 9 Hamilton st
Chalmers Miss M., 73 Nicolson st
Flockhart John, 8 West Blackhall st
Fulton & Co., 3 Hamilton st
Griffiths Jane, 26 West Blackhall st
Hendry Daniel S., 35 Cathcart st
Hildreth Miss, 79 Roxburgh st
Innes William, 40 Hamilton st
Johnston William, 46 Hamilton st
Kinloch John, 49 Cathcart st
M'Cunn James, 33 Rue-end st
M'Kelvie James & Sons, 34 Hamilton st
M'Kenzie John, 66 Vennel
Melvin Thomas & Co., 25 Hamilton st
Montague George, 7 Cross-shore st
Morrison John & Sons, 67 Rue-end st
Porteous A. J., 30 Cathcart st
Stewart Robert, 32 Hamilton st
BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS.
Aitkenhead James, 10 Manse lane
Andrew David, 32 Lynedoch st
Armour Alexander, 5 Union st
Armour Matthew, 20 Nicolson st
Argyle Boot and Shoe Shop, 27 Cathcart st
Blair Thomas, 30 West Burn st
British Bootmaking Co., 29 West Burn st
Cameron John, 17 Sir Michael st
Campbell Robert, 38 Lynedoch st
Cather John, 55 Shaw st
Csallen William, 85 Roxburgh st
Cowie George (clog), 32 Shaw st
Denham Robert, 25 Hamilton st

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TRADES' DIRECTORY.
Dick R. & J., 19 Cathcart st
Dickson David, 5 Rue-end st
Dunbar James, 29 Sugarhouse lane
Edgar John, 32 East Shaw st
"Fisher John, 70 Roxburgh st
Fletcher Donald, 23 West Stewart st
Gibb Mrs Janet, 41 West Burn st
Gray John, 16 Hamilton st
Henderson Alexander, 24 Sir Michael st
Hill William J., 8 Cathcart st
Kennedy Alexander, 46 Cathcart st
Kirk William, 18 Inverkip st
M'Anally Mrs, 21 Hamilton st
M' Anally Henry, 84 Belville st
M'Elwee James, 1 Inverkip st
M'Garrity Charles, 9 Newton st
M'George James, 58 Rue-end st
M'Neilage Alexander, 15 Ann st
Macnaughton & Co., 29 West Burn st
Macnaughton Duncan, 10 West Blackhall st
Markland James, 22 Cathcart st
Marshall John, 21 Ann st
Mathieson John, 33 Market st
Maybole Shoe Warehouse, 16 Hamilton st
Moore Thomas, 12 Vennel
Paterson A. & W., 41 Hamilton st
Paterson Charles, 31 Cathcart st
Patrick Adam & Son, 6 West Blackhall st
Percy Colin M., 38 Hamilton st
Purdie P. & G., 37 Hamilton st
Ramsay & Gray, 4 Manse lane
Shankland Thomas, 30 West Blackhall st
Smith John, 10 William st
&mith John, 29 Hamilton st
Soutar Wm. & Son, 38 Hamilton st
Steen Edward, 7 and 1 1 Cathcart st
Tierney William B., 49 Cathcart st
Wingate & Co., 7 Hamilton st
BRASSFOUNDERS.
Adam Wm. & Co., 2 and 3 Dock breast
Barr & Co., Orchard and Ingleston sts
Carson Henry, 26 Crawf urd st
Duff James & Sons, 47 Rue-end st
Duncan & Sharp, Ladyburn

trades' directory.
Fairgrieve Andrew & Sons, 6 "West breast
Foulds Matthew, 2 East India breast
M'Ewing Dugald, 2 St Andrew square
M'Janet John, 62 Inverkip st
Stewart Thomas, 31 Hamilton st
Suttie Thomas & Co., 2 and 4 Argyle st
White William, 34 Roxburgh st
Black P. & A., 8 Captain st
BREWERS.
BROKERS.
Canning Ann, 52 Shaw st
Carrigan George, 6 Smith's lane
Carrigan John, 32 Vennel
Cole Dennis, 4 Crawfurd st
Colligan Patrick, 30 Shaw st
Daly Michael G-., 3 Ardgowan st, Glebe
Douglas David, 2 Yennel
Gallacher Arthur, 20 Shaw st
Gallacher Miss J., 50 Vennel
Gorman James, 8 Vennel
Hacket Peter, 25 Market st
Higgans James, 8 Manse lane
Kane John, 4 Manse lane
Kean Francis, 33 Dalrymple st
Kerr John, 2 East Blackhall st
Loughran William, 3 Lindsay's lane
Morrison William, 26 Dalrymple st
M cGowan Alexander, 46 Shaw st
M'Kernan Mrs, 16 Market st
M'Millan Terrence, 29 Dalrymple st
Murphy Robert, 37 Rue-end st
Murphy Robert, jun., 10 Cartsburn st
Paterson Edward, 27 Vennel
Tomney John, 36 Shaw st
BUILDERS AND MASONS.
Agiiew James, 32 Crawfurd st
Austin & Kinnaird, 19 Bogle' st
Baird Hugh, 8 Brachelston st
Black James, 7 West Stewart st
Carnaghan James, 13 Regent st
Cram Peter, 13 Mount Pleasant st
Crawford & Fulton, 10 Terrace rd
€xreig William, 111 Dempster st
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trades' directory.
Henderson Robert, 7 Argyle st
Jamieson & Howat, 41 Kelly st
Jordan John (brick), 3 East Blackhall st
Xeenan & M'Kee, 62 Inverkip st
Kirk J. & R., 7 Brougham st
Kirkwood T., 78 Holmscroft st
Kirkwood William, 78 Holmscroft st
Lyle James B., 7 Tobago st
Lyon David, 20 St Lawrence st
M'Neil Thomas (brick), 17 Newark st
M'Whirter David, 16 Robertson st
M'Whirter Robert, 3 Brougham st
Miller & Brown, 64 Inverkip st
Park Matthew, 88 Wellington st
Parker Joseph, 3 Newton st
Pollock William (brick), 14 Nicolson st
Preston Peter, 31 Sir Michael st
Ramsay Gilbert A., 1 6 Nicolson st
Smith & M'Cuaie, 30 Charles st
Steel Hugh, 22 Lynedoch st
Steel JohD, Campsie terrace, Gourock toll
Steel John, jun., 24 Lynedoch st
Steel William, 35 West Stewart st
Stewart John, 54 Kelly st
Symington John & Sons, 66 Inverkip st
Thomson Thomas & Son, 61 Nicolson st
Todd John, 77 Holmscroft st
Whitelaw Alexander & Co., 76 Drumfrochar rd
Wilkie Angus, Wellington st
Williamson & Gray, 51 Vennel
CABINETMAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS.
Blair Robert & Soes, 32 and 34 Nicolson st
Chalmers Thomas, Neill & Co., 30 Market st
Darroch Dugald & Son, 17 West Stewart st
Fairlie William, 32 West Blackhall st
Home Robert, 3 Argyle st and 92 Roxburgh st
Hunter George, 23 West Blackhall st
Kidd & Wick, 31 Nicolson tt and 7 West Blackhall st
Lang Robert, 30 West Burn st
Martin James, 11 Kilblain st
M'Cartney & Thomson, 26 West Blackhall st
MTherson Peter, 30 West Burn st
Neil (Thomas) Chalmers, & Co., 30 Market st
Oswald James G., 12 Kilblain st

Shaw William & Sons, 28 Hamilton st
Stevenson W. S., 7 West Stewart st
trades' directory. 22S
CANDLE MAKER.
M'Crae Daniel, 15 Charles st
CARVERS AND GILDERS.
Buchan John, 8 Market st
Christie & Co., Shaw place
Humphreys Joseph, 17 Sugarhouse lane
Laurie & Fleming, 1 Bank st
Macfee N., 23 Cathcart st
M'Millan & Bathgate, 6 Albert pi, West Blackball st
CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
Apothecaries' Hall, 28 Hamilton st
Armitage G-eorge, 30 Hamilton st
Arthur Thomas (manufacturing), 36 Crescent st
Baine J. A., 9 West Blackball st
Bell John A., 31 Rue-end st and 14 Lynedoch st
Chalmers Robert, 41 Roxburgh st
Duncan Samuel, 17 West Blackhall st
Fisher Thomas, 97 Roxburgh st
Kerr James, 10 Cathcart st . ;•
Macnaught Brothers, 4 West Blackhall st
M'Cowan & Biggart (analytical), 29 Cathcart st
Smith John, 6 Inverkip st
Walker W., 23 Rue-end st
Wilson George, 40 Cathcart st
CHIMNEY SWEEPS.
M'AUister Archibald, 37 Cathcart st
M'Dougall John, 22 Tobago st
M'Kinnon Neil, 7 Cowgate st
Mitchell George, 62 Vennel
CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE DEALERS.
Oriffan James, 9 Shaw st
Hay Mrs John, 14 Cathcart st
Hyslop William W., 23 Hamilton st
O'Brien John, 61 Vennel
M'Xntosh Miss C, 59 Inverkip st
Sharp & Ferguson, 16 West Blackhall st 1
Shuell Hannah, 21 Nicolson st
COACHBUILDERS.
Scott & Douglas, 12 West Stewart st
Smith John, 5 Brougham st

trades' directory.
COACH AND HORSE HIRERS.
Crookshanks Joseph, 43 WesfcBlackhall st and 18 Cathcart st
M'Arthur William, 10 Patrick st
Macfarlane Arthur A., 5 George square
M'Coll John, 24 Duncan st
M'Gregor J. D. & Co., East Quay lane and 48 Cathcart st
Macintyre James, 16 Robertson st
Sidey William, 78 Wellington st
COAL MERCHANTS AND AGENTS.
Baia George, Upper Greenock station
JBarr James, 14 Hamilton st
Barr Robert, 4 Prospecthili st
Black John, 15 East Quay lane
Bryan James C, 3 Chapel st
Brymner, Galbreath & Co., 3 East Quay lane
Campbell James and Co., 23 Cathcart st
Outhbertson Alexander, 10 Patrick st
Dickie J. and Co., 27 West Burn st
Dixon William (Limited), Dellingburn sq
Duncan Robert, 7 Holmscroft st
Finlayson John, 12 Brougham st
Fraser William, 2 Rue-end st
Hamilton, M'Culloch & Co., 3 Chapel st
Harris James B., 19 Palmerston buildings
Hope Charles, 41 Inverkip st
Hyndman James, 67 Vennel
Jamieson James, 10 Nile st
Leitch Nicol, 2 Patrick st
M'Gavin James, 27 West Burn st
M'Gibbon David, 3 Chapel st
M'Gugan D., 5 Chapel st
M'Kim William, 22 Bruce st
M'Leod Robert,' 31 Crescent st
M'Menemy Charles, 16 Holmscroft st
M'Morland R. S., 20 Cathcart st
MNeilage John, 7 Chapel st
MacPhail John, 27 Cathcart st
M'Tavish Donald, 5 Chapel st
Martin Robert, 46 Vennel
Nicol Duncan & Co., 55 Rue-end st and 20 Brougham st
O'Keefe Thomas, 3 Newton st
O'Neil Francis, 14 Laird st
Peters Mrs J. S., 3 Bank st
Purfit Henry, 54 Holmscroft st
Robertson William, 46 Roxburgh st

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Ross Alexander, 18 Cathcart st
Salmon William B., 2 Church pi
Simpson A. & Co., 10 Patrick st
Sloan James, 14 Antigua st
Spencer S., 31 Trafalgar st
Steel James, 1 Bearhope st
Wade John, 52 Inverkip st
Walker Andrew & Co., 1 Regent st
Warden John, 28 Yennel
Whitelaw R. & R., 2 Patrick st
Wilkie John, 10 Brougham st
Wilson John, 5 Chapel st
Wilson Michael, 29 West Burn st
Wood Joseph, Upper Greenock railway station
Wood James and William, 14 Brougham st
Wray P., Dellingburn sq
CONFECTIONERS.
Anderson J. & M., 43 Cathcart st
Crane William W., 8 Ann st
Cuthbertson James R., 2 Grey pi
Cuthbertson Thomas (wholesale), 44 Hamilton st and 7 and
49 Cathcart st
Devlin M., 1 Grey pi
Fairlie Mrs J., 3 Brougham st
Ferguson George, 31 Cathcart st
Ferguson John B., 27 Charles st
Finnie & Smith, 52 East Hamilton st
Gallacher Edward, 61 Dalrymple st
Grosart Miss Mary, 19 Regent st
Hutton Hugh, 26 West Blackhall st
Johnstone Mrs, 2 Antigua st
Justice Miss C, 35 West Blackhall st
Lauder David, 75 Roxburgh st
Livingstone F., 25 West Blackhall st
M'Kenzie Miss E. C. 47 Hamilton st
M'Whirter Miss Agnes, 33 Hamilton st
Murphey Patrick, 6 Cross-shore st
Stewart Francis, 31 Market st
Weir Mrs, 4 Lennox buildings
Wilson J. C, 12 Ann st
Wilson Miss, 8 Grey pi
Wyse Alexander, 29 Hamilton st
CONTRACTORS.
Blair Hugh, 14 Bearhope st
Brodie Matthew, 87 Dempster st

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Crawford William, 23 Ingleston st
Duncan Matthew, 2 Brachelston st
Hayman Thomas & Son, Dellingburn sq
Holmes James, 2 St Lawrence st
Jamieson John, 64 Kelly st
Johnstone John, 4 Chapel st
King William, 8 Virginia st
Kirk J. & R., 7 Brougham st
Laird Alexander, 6 Springkell st
Lamont Alexander, 53 Regent st
M*Alpine Daniel, 26 Duncan st
M'Coll Allan, 73 Ann st
M'Coll J. & W., 37 Trafalgar st
M'Coll John, 53 Drumfrochar road
M'Neil Donald, 1 South st
M'Whirter Robert, 3 Brougham st
Nugent John (causeway), 20 Duncan st
Nugent Joseph (causeway), 25 Mount Pleasant st
Orr John, 13 East Stewart st
Orr William, 7 Kilblain st
Paget John, 28 Dalrymple st
Pollock Walter, Gibbshill road
Pollock William, 14 Nicolson st
Rennie John, 30 Bank st
Scott Alexander, 22 Mearns st
Steel Hugh, 22 Lynedoch st
Steel John, Campsie terrace, Gourock road
Stewart John, 54 Kelly st
Thomson Thomas & Son, 61 Nicolson st
Waddell John, James Watt dock, Garvel park
Walker John, 10 Buccleuch st
Whitelaw Alexander & Co., 76 Drumfrochar road
York William & James, 5 Campbell st
Young R. & W., 19 Arcade
COOPERS.
Bannigan D., 20 Roxburgh st
Chisholm William & Co., 39 Crawfurd st
Cowan A., 3 Bogle st
Downie William, Hunter place, off Vennel
Drummond J. & N., 52 Rue-end st
Flight & Nelson, 39 Baker st
Graham John, 15 Mearns st
Lyle Abram & Sons, 11 Nicolson st
M'Aulay James & Son, 38 Nicolson st
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M'Neilage & Craig, Dellingburn st and Regent st
Malcolm & Co., 10 and 12 Charles st
Paul John, 21 Cathcart st
COPPER MERCHANTS.
Kidston A. G-. & Co., 48 Rue-end st and 2 Virginia st
MacOallum P. & Sons, 14 Cathcart st
CORK CUTTERS.
M'Fie John, 54 Shaw st
Sinclair Humphrey, 21 Bruce st
Taylor Malcolm, 7 William st
CUTLERS AND GUNSMITHS.
Climie Robert, 33 Nicolson st
Mackenzie W. J., 4 Shaw st
M'Kinlay Peter C., 1 G-rey place
Martin John, 27 Nicolson st
Mason Andrew, 4 Carnock st
Twigg Edward, 33 Hamilton st. (See advertisement.)
DENTISTS.
Brown Alexander, 30 Cathcart st
Brown John R., 30 Cathcart st
Dowie Ebenezer T., M.D., 42 Mearns st
Fraser Charles, 29 Union st
Fraser Hugh, 29 Union st
Nisbet James, 39 West Blackhall st
Smyth Alexander, 14 West Blackhall st
Stewart Thomas, 47 Brougham st
DISTILLERS.
Curtis C. H. & Co., 32 Cathcart st
Greenock Distillery Co., 27 Tobago st
DRAPERS, &C.
Anderson John, 32 Cathcart st
Anderson Q. L., 11 West Blackhall st
Armit James S., 26 Hamilton st
Bishop John, 46 Cathcart st
Brown Mrs W. S., 23 Roxburgh st
Campbell Alexander, 22 Arthur st
Cowan Robert & Co., 2 West Blackhall st
Crawford & Lawrie, 7 West Blackhall st
Cromar & Co., 12 William st
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Duncan A., 43 Cathcart st
Fenton William, 26 West Blackhall st
Fleming Alexander, 18 Hamilton st
Gilchrist William, 8 and 10 William st
Hamilton James & Son, 23 Cathcart st
Harvey James, 33 Cathcart st
Ingram & Niven, 6 West Blackhall st
M'ln tosh William, 27 Ann st and 8 Lynedoch st
M'Lachlan Kenneth, 28 Charles st
Maclachlan & Co., 35 Hamilton st
M'Lean Mrs, 20 Lynedoch st
M'Neil James, jun., 13 West Blackhall st
Mitchell Thomas, 11 Ann st
Paterson Gavin, 31 Charles sb
Paterson Lachlan, 32 Hamilton st
Prentice D. & A., 24 Hamilton st
Reid William, 46 Cathcart st
Rowan J. G. & Co., Cathcart square house
Russell & Bonnar, 18 West Blackhall st
Scott Andrew, 95 Roxburgh st
Skelly John, 24 Lynedoch st
Stevenson Hugh, 38 Hamilton st
Thomson Mrs, 62 Ann st
Watson George, 13 Rue-end st
DRESSMAKERS.
Arkley Misses, 7 Eldon st
Barbour Miss, 67 Regent st
Barr Miss, 18 Sir Michael st
Bishop John, 46 Cathcart st
Brodie Miss, 8 South st
Burnside Maggie, 51 Rue-end st
Carmichael Miss, 47 Brisbane st
Clark Miss Catherine, 61 Holmscroft st
Clark Miss, 36 West Blackhall st
Clark Miss, 3 Orangefield place
Collison Mrs, 66 Regent st
Cross Misses, 32 West Stewart st
Cruden Miss, 11 West Stewart st
Dalzell Mrs George, 51 Kelly st
David Miss, 8 Grey place
Dick Misses, 4 Union st
Downie Miss, 15 Bank st
Dunbar Miss, 19 Brisbane st
Falconer and Grieve, 16 Kilblain st
Gall Margaret, 11 West Stewart st

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©lassford Miss, 5 Regent st
Oordon Misses, 15 West Stewart st
Hunter Mary (boys'), 16 Lynedoch st
Hunter Miss (boys'), 39 Nelson st, west
Hunter Misses, 31 Brougham st
King Mrs (boys'), 46 Cathcart st
King Mrs, 32 Mearns st
M'Bride Mrs, 22 Bank st
M'Caw Mrs, 68 Inverkip st
M'Callum Misses, 11 Nelson st, west
M'Callum Miss Mary (boys'), 30 Ann st
MaeEachran Miss, 27 Lynedoch st
M'Farlane Miss, 3 Argyle st
M'Gowan Mrs, 5 Inverkip st
H'Kechnie Miss, 33 Brougham sb
M'Kinlay Miss (boys'), 66 Roxburgh st
JVl'Lachlan Miss, 83 Roxburgh st
Maitland Miss, 4 Kilblain st
Muir Miss, 28 Bruce st
Murray Mrs, 56 Kelly st
Neilson Mrs Samuel, 25 West Blackhall st
Eiicol Misses, 19 Ardgowan st, west
Orr Miss Ellen (boys'), 3 Kelly st
Park Miss (boys'), 16 South st
Paterson Miss, 27 Vermel
Paton Mrs Robert, 8 Ardgowan st, west
Paul Mrs, 22 Antigua st
Poison Misses, 21 Kelly st
Portecus Miss, 4 Antigua st
Rhodes Mrs Johu, 26 West Blackhall st
Rowan J. G. & Co., Cathcart Square House
Shaw Misses, 15 Robertson st
Sinclair Misses, 33 Nicolson st
Snedden Miss, 67 Roxburgh st
Smith Miss Margaret, 10 South st
Stirling Miss, 42 Nelson st, west
Watson Miss, 27 Nicolson st
Weir Miss Janet H., 77 Regent st
Wylie Miss (boys'), 51 Kelly st
DYERS AND RENOVATORS.
Bell Archibald & Sons, 25 West Blackhall st
M'Dougall Peter, 56 Holmscroft st
Pullar J. & Sons, 4 Albert place, West Blackhall st
Sinclair Alexander. 29 Charles st
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Boag Andrew, 3 Bank st
Wyllie Allan, 9 Rue-end st
ENGRAVERS.
ENGINEERS, MACHINE-MAKERS, AND FOUNDERS.
Blake, Barclay & Co., Victoria Works, Macdougall st
Caird & Co., Arthur st and 46 Dalrymple st
Crawford & Thomson, Caledonian Foundry, 46 Trafalgar st
Cunliffe & Dunlop, Inch Works, Port-Glasgow road
Gilchrist Brothers, 3 Shaw st, 3 Clarence st, and Garvel dock
Greenock Foundry Co., East Stewart st
Hastie John & Co., 48 Nicolson st
Hendry Duncan, 7 Shaw st
Houston J. & R., Cartsburn Foundry, Upper Ingleston
Kincaid, Donald & Co., Clyde Foundry, East Hamilton st
M'Lean, Angus & Co., 9 Ingleston st
MacNicoll & Smith (consulting), 18 Hamilton st, and Glasgow
M'Onie G. & J., Ladyburn Foundry, East Hamilton st
M'Rae Alexander, 12 Charles st
Mills Robt., 5 Dock breast, 13 Clarence st, and Garvel dock
Patrick Robert, 6 Baker st
Rankin and Blackmore, Eagle Foundry, 24 Baker st
Scott and Co., Cartsdyke
Sproul and Anderson (consulting), Palmerston buildings
Steele Robert and Co., Shaws Water Foundry, Ingleston st
Watson William, Ladyburn
FELT MANUFACTURERS.
Greenock Felt Work Co., 8 East Hamilton st
Lennox John and Co., Bogston, Port-Glasgow road
FISH AND OIL MERCHANTS.
Barclay John, jun., 20 Hamilton st
Hunter John and Co., 8 West breast
Kelso Robert, 17 Charles st
M'Kenzie Henry E., 12 West breast
FISHMONGERS.
Calderwood Robert, Fishmarket and 19 Hamilton st
Connon David, 10 Manse lane
Fraser Mrs James, Palmerston buildings
Fry Robert, 11 Laurieston st
Fry William, 13 Laurieston st
Gallacher R. H., Fishmarket
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Kneebone William H., 30 Dalrymple st
Macintyre James, 43 Hamilton st
M'Lachlan Alexander, 4 Sir Michael st
M'Laughlan Patrick, 17 Ann st
M Laughlin James, 33 Market st
M'Munagle Charles, Fishmarket
M'Musagle Charles, jui)., 33 Rue-end st
Wright Joseph, 15 Bogle st
^.t FLESHERS.
Adams James, 9 Market st
Ballantyne William, 16 Lynedoch st
Barr and Macfarlane, 22 Lynedoch st and 47 Hamilton st
Black Duncan, 38 Lynedoch st
Boston James, jun.,"& Co., 5 West Blackhall st
Byers John, 21 Tobago st
Carey Robert, 1 Stanners st
Crawford James, 83 Roxburgh st
Crawford Bobert, 43 Roxburgh st
Docherty Daniel, 18 Vennel
Docherty George, 5 William st
Gordon G., 52 East Hamilton st
Greenwood George, 1 Ann st
King Bobert, 25 Rue-end st and 39 Shaw st
Lang John, 31 Nicolson st and 59 Inverkip st
Livingston Duncan, 23 Rue-end st
Lyall John, 25 Market st
M'Connell Hugh, 17 East Shaw st
M'Culloch Archibald, 14 Arthur st
M'Dougall Duncan, 54 St Lawrence st
M'Kechnie Allan, 19 West Blackhall st and 16 Kelly st
M'Lachlan John, 11 Bruce st
M'Millan David, 37 Cathcart st
M'Millan W. B. 13 Cathcart 5
st and 39 Hamilton st
M'Neill John, jun., 7 Ann st
Malcolm John B., 1 East Crawf urd st
Martin Brothers, 9 Newton st and 21 Kelly Street
Morrison James, 7 West Blackhall st
Mnir Misses J. & M., 13 West Blackhall st
O'DonneJl John, 49 Shaw st and 8 Sir Michael st
Faterson William, 1 Inverkip st
Fattison David D., 90 Roxburgh st
Pearson Mrs James, 3 Prospecthill st
Robertson Colin, 65 Ann st
Scott James, 4 Cartsburn st
Simpson James, 1 Belville st

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Simpson John, '25 Regent st
Swan Robert, jun., 17 Hamilton sfc
Swan William, 18 Oartsburn st
Turner & Cameron, 35 Ann st
Walker William, 33 West Burn st
Wilson Alexander, 33 Ann st
FRUITERERS.
Bell & Co., 35 West Blackball st
Devlin M., 1 Grey pi
Douglas E. & M., 10 Cathcart st
Grosart Mrs Mary, 19 Regent st
Hamilton George, 34 Shaw st
Henderson Robert, 26 Vennel and 16 Charles st
Hendry John, 16 Lynedoch st
Hendry Mrs, 16 Kelly st
Keenan J. and R., 23 Union st and 18 Brisbane st
Kinloch Jeanie S., 71 Regent st
Laing Robert, 18 Hamilton st
Livingston F., 25 West Blackhall st
M'Farlane Archibald, 19 West Blackhall st
Mitchell Mrs Sarah, 11 Ann st
Philips Mrs, 1 Inverkip st
Poustie Thomas and Son, 8 Grey pi
Smillie and Robson, 5 Hamilton st
SpeDce James, 40 Cathcart st
Wilson J. C., 12 Ann st
FUNERAL UNDERTAKERS.
Chalmers Archibald, 36 Roxburgh st
Chalmers Hugh M., 23 Bearhope st
Chalmers Thomas Neill and Co., 30 Market st
Crookshanks Joseph, 43 West Blackhall st and 18 Cathcart sfc
Guthrie Robert, 9 Brisbane st
Martin, 19 Sugarhouse lane
M'Christie George G., 7 Brachelston st
M'Gregor J. D. and Co., 48 Cathcart st
M'Lean Mrs, 41 Hamilton st
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE-KEEPERS.
Anderson Hugh, 38 Hamilton st
Biunie Miss, 33 West Burn st
Blair Misses, 4 West Blackball st
Brown Mrs, 19 Cathcart st
Brymner Mrs James, 66 East Hamilton st
Oampbell Duncan, 56 Yennel

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Campbell Misses, 9 Rue-end st
Chalmers Miss, 26 East Hamilton st
Chalmers Miss, 86 Roxburgh st
Crawford Mrs Charles, 29 West Blackhall st
Ferguson Mrs, 44 Inverkip st
Duniop Mrs William, 26 Bruce st
Gilchrist M. G., 15 West Blackhall st
Gillies Miss, 5 East Shaw st
Gray Archibald, 104 Roxburgh st
Kirkwood E., 8 Grey pi
Laird M. & J., 38 Hamilton st
M'Corquodale Mrs, 36 East Hamilton st
M'Farlane Malcolm, 10 Ann st
M'Pherson Mrs, 14 West Blackhall st
Millar Janet, 89 Roxburgh st
Paterson Mrs Alexander, 16 Kelly st
Paul Mrs, 23 Tobago st
Richardson Mrs C, 4 Tobago st
Rougvie M. & K., 19 West Blackhall st
Stevenson Mrs John, 46 Inverkip st
Weir Miss, 19 Ann st
Williamson Mrs, 66 Roxburgh st
Wray Miss E., 5 Gray pi
GLAZIERS.
Adam James, 6 Smith's lane
Briton Thomas, 19 Sugarhouse lane
Chalmers Archibald, 36 Roxburgh st
Chalmers Hugh M., 23 Bearhope st
Crawford Win., 9 Market st
Donald & Co., 12 Laird st
Graham James, 19 Cathcart st
M'Fadyen Archibald, 7 West Blackhall st
M'Kechnie John & Co., 15 Charles st
Mossman James & Sons, 68 Regent st
Neill Thomas, Chalmers and Co., 30 Market st
GRAIN MERCHANTS.
Borthwick Thomas, 10 Cross-shore st
Chalmers Hume, 4 Church pi
Chalmers John, 7 Princes st
Gatherer Peter, 21 and 23 Crawfurd St
Hill Matthew, 16 Chapel st
Howie Matthew, 5 West breast
Love Mrs John, 5 Kilblain st
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Mackenzie and "Walker, Dellingburn sq
Macnab Duncan, 25 Tobago st
M'Lean John, 23 West Stewart st
Muir Robert and Sons, 6 East Stewart st
Orr John, jun., 5 Rue- end st
Smith and Davidson, 4 Princes st
Stewart James K., 17 East Quay lane
Swan and Young, Cathcart arcade
Taylor and King, West Burn square
GREENGROCERS.
Adamson Isabella, 71 Main st
Aikman Mrs, 28 West Burn st
Baillie Eobert, 31 Charles st
Baine Jane, 9 Brisbane st
Bowman Mrs, 31 Rue-end st
Boyle Mrs, 1 Sir Michael st
Campbell Miss Alice, 42 West Blackhall st
Crawford Matthew T., 37 Ann st
Darroch Mrs James, 86 Roxburgh st
Docherty Miss, 8 Market st
Ferguson George, jun., 2 East India breast
Gibb Margaret, 5 Ann st
Bowieson Miss, 8 Sir Michael st
Lang Mrs Sarah, 22 Cartsburn st
MArthur Mrs Thomas, 9 Newton st
M'Callum Mrs M., 28 Inverkip st
M'Culloch Mrs C, 32 Dalrymple st
M'Donald John, 10 Duncan st
M'Donald Miss C, 32 Charles st
M'Dougall Mrs, 52 Holmscroft st
M'Lean Alexander, 11 Bruce st
Moody Miss, 40 Nelson st, west
Orr Miss, 39 Ann st
Redman Mrs, 85 Roxburgh st
Shaw Miss, 34 Lynedoch st
Somerville Mrs, 17 Tobago st
Thomson Miss, 72 Roxburgh st
GROCERS AND PROVISION DEALERS.
Adams Ralph, 31 Market st
Agnew Andrew, 11 Market st
Aitken Miss, 14 Lynedoch st
Allan Mrs, 10 Bruce st
Alexander Agnes, 11 Main st
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Anderson Alexander, 34 Hamilton st
Anderson James, 54 St Lawrence st
Anderson John C., 17 Cathcart st
Arthur John P., 112 Drumfrochar road
Arthur Miss, 4 Ingleston st
Barclay John, 24 South st
Barr Elizabeth, 14 Regent st
Baxter James, 32 East Shaw st
Beattie Miss J., 16 Brisbane st
Beaton John, 68 East Hamilton st
Bell Peter, 7 Sir Michael st
Bilcase Miss, 40 Nelson st, west
Black Hugh, 21 West Blackhall st
Black Mrs, 29 Brougham st
Boyd James, jun., 65 Ann st
Boyd Johnston, 34 West Burn st
Boyd Thomas, 26 West Blackhall st
Boyle James, 26 Market st
Bradley Miss, 38 Dalrymple st
Brighton John (wholesale), 3 East Shaw st
Brown W. J. M.. 64 Vennel
Browning Mrs Thomas, 22 St Lawrence st
Burns William J., 24 Ann st
Burnside James, 58 Lynedoch st
Burton Mrs, 8 Hope st
Caldwell Alexander, 1 William st, east
Caldwell David, 22 Tobago st and 36 East Hamilton st
Caldwell Matthew, 85 Belville st
Caldwell William, 71 Regent st
Caldwell Janet, 7 East Shaw st
Cameron H. K., 26 East Crawfurd st
Campbell James, 46 Inverkip st
Campbell James M., 1 7 West Blackhall st and 89 Roxburgh st
Campbell William, 76 Ann st
Campbell Miss, 27 Regent st
Campbell Mrs A., 45 Main st
Campbell Mrs William, 25 East Shaw st
Carmichael Donald, 13 Cartsburn st
Carmichael Mrs D., 31 West Burn st
Carse William, 40 Shaw st
Cash & Co., 1 Cathcart sq
Chambers William, 5 John st
Clark Mrs Mary, 36 Shaw st
Cochrane Mrs Thomas, 17 Lyle st
Crabbe William, 26 Ann st and 46 Roxburgh st
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Crawford William, 5 Grey place
Cunningham Mrs, 8 Hill st
Cuthbert Mrs Janet A., 28 Roxburgh st
Darroch Miss, 12 "Watt st
Davies Mrs, 81 Belville st
Davies Mrs William, 24 West Blackhall st
Dickson James, 56 Vennel
Douglas John, 57 Main st
Duff Miss, 89 East Hamilton st
Duncan William, 20 Cartsburn st
Duncan Mrs John, 32 Dalrymple st
Duncan Mrs R., 16 Cathcart st
Dunlop Allan, 9 Cathcart st
Dunn Andrew, 67 Rue-end st
Edwards Robert, 26 Inverkip st
Ellis Mrs, 6 Chapel st
Falconer Mrs, 8 John st
Earrel James, 28 Mackenzie st
Earrell Robert, 21 Main st
Faith John, 9 Main st
Ferguson Charles, 24 Shaw st and 7 East Quay lane
Ferguson Hugh, 2 Dalrymple st
Fleming John, 81 Roxburgh sfc
Fletcher A. & Co., 32 and 34 Charles st
Flett James, 34 Vennel
Flockhart Mrs Neil, 61 Ann st
Gardner John, 10 Murdieston st
Gaze William, 14 Lynedoch st
Gilchrist Peter, 27 Hamilton st
Gillies Malcolm, 17 Bruce st
Gilligan Mrs Mary, 29 Shaw st
Glen Mrs James, 36 West Burn st
Goff Thomas, 5 Lennox buildings, Port-Glasgow road
Gosnell James, 51 Shaw st
Graham Duncan, 51 Main st and 34 Lynedoch st
Graham Hugh, 42 Cathcart st and 73 Main st
Grant Lachlan, 9 Nicolson st
Gray John, 11 Ardgowan st, Glebe
Gray Mrs, 6 West Stewart st
Greenock Co-Operative Society, 22 Ann st
Greenock Industrial Co-Operative Society, 11 John st
Grindy Stephen, 14 Port-Glasgow road
Guthrie Miss, 17 Kelly st
Hamilton Mrs James, 46 East Hamilton st
Hamilton Mrs, 15 John st
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Henderson Angus, 1 Brachelston st
Henderson David, 20 Lynedoch st
Henderson J. and J., 3 and 11 Rue-end st
Hendry Andrew, 33 Lynedoch st
Hendry James, 15 Market st
Holmes Robert, 30 Dalrymple st
Hood William, 43 Hamilton st
Hopekin Robert, 15 Brougham st
Houston and Wilkie, 53 Belville st
Houston Mrs, 17 Belville st
Hume Samuel, 19 Market st
Hutcheson Andrew, 20 Mount Pleasant st
Ingleton Mrs John, 92 Belville st
Inglis Mrs James, 35 Ann st
Johnston Mary, 6 John st
Kennedy Charles, 29 Rue-end st
Kerr Hugh, 24 Lynedoch st
Kerr Robert, 4 Hill st
Killin Mrs Samuel, 23 Sir Michael st
Kirkwood James, 10 Cross-shore st
Kirkwood Robert, 1 Smith's lane
Laird Alexander, 24 Antigua st
Laird Mrs A., 23 Ingleston st
Lang Robert, 71 Nicolson st and 31 Ingleston st
Learie Mrs, 16 Cartsburn st
Leith Robert, 6 Belville st
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M'Fie Archibald, 7 Newton st
M'Gill Miss, 34 Ann st
M'Gilvray Mrs, 25 Regent st
M'Gugan Angus, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Guire Barbara, 85 Belville st
M'Intosh Mrs M., 52 Ann st
M'lntyre Thomas, 6 Cartsburn st
Mackail James, 45 Hamilton st
M'Kellar Peter B., 11 Cross-shore st
M'Kellar Tarbet, 29 Ingleston st
Mackenzie Miss A., 40 Lynedoch st
M'Kenzie Duncan, 70 Roxburgh st
M'Laren Mrs E., 62 Ann st
M'Larty Miss Jane, 26 Bruce st
M'Laughlin James, 13 Market st
M'Lean Archibald, 9 East Blackhall st
M'Lellan Peter, 63 Ann st
M'Lelland James, 12 Ann st
M'Millan Terrence, 31 Dakymple st
M'Pherson Angus, 24 Tobago st
MTherson Peter, 7 East Crawf urd st
Maitland Mrs, 15 Tobago st
M'Quoid Miss, 8 Mount Pleasant st [cart st
MacSymon Robt., 6 Argyle st, 1 West Blackhall st, & 20 Cath-
Mathieson David, 56 Kelly st
Mathieson John, 14 Market st
Marshall William, 29 Charles st
Miller Thomas, 11 West Blackhall st
Hooney Mrs D., 20 Ann st
Morison G-. & J., 27 Cathcart st
Morton & Young, 30 Hamilton st
Muir Robert, 25 Vennel
Munro Colin, 42 Crawfurd st
Newall Mrs A., 11 Belville st
Nicholson Donald, 59 Ann st
Nicol James, 76 Roxburgh st
JNicolson Peter, 23 Charles st
Norris Mrs M., 5 Ann st
Orr William C, 71 Regent st
Paterson A. & Son, 39 Hamilton st
Paterson William, 30 Vennel
Pearson Daniel, 2 Inverkip st
Philips Mrs C, 45 Crawf urd st
Pollock Miss J., 19 Regent st
Reid Duncan, 42 Hamilton st
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JHobertson Mrs, 116 Dempster st
Hose Neil, 78 Roxburgh st
Russell James, 9 Arthur st
Scott Ivie, 72 Eldon st
Scott Peter, 9 West Blackball st
Scott William, 59 Dalrymple st
Seath Mrs John, 71 Roxburgh st
Sharp John, 25 Rue-end st
Shearer Hugh, 52 Shaw st
Shearer Hugh (wholesale), 3 Mansionhouse lane
Shearer Mrs I., 14 Bruce st
Sim John, 32 Lynedoch st
Sloan James, 19 East Shaw st
Smith Thomas, 4 Sir Michael st
Smith Alexander (wholesale), 29 West Burn st
Smith Thomas, 5 Inverkip st
Steel H. & W. (wholesale), 30 Sugarhouse lane
Stevenson David, 33 Ann st
Stewart Richard, 3 John st
Stirling Mrs A., 17 Shaw st
Strachan George, 36 Vennel
Swan Robert P., 96 Roxburgh st
Swan Mrs, 17 Dempster st
Telfer Mrs C, 1 Prospecthill st
Thorn Alexander C, 5 Hamilton st
Train Mrs, 38 Main st
Tucker John, 7 John st
Tweeddale James, 68 Vennel
Vincent A. Gr., jun., 35 Lynedoch st
Wallace Helen, 1 Union st
Watson William, 6 Ann st
Watson Mrs J., 8 Holmscroft st
Watson Mrs J., 28 Ann st
Weir Thomas, 46 Holmscroft st
Wellburn Mrs, 9 Brisbane st
Whiteford Mrs John, 26 Market st
Wilson Edward, 25 Charles st
Wilson John, 31 Cathcart st
Wilson Robert, 25 Belville st
Wilson Mrs Alexander, 38 Holmscroft st
GROCER AND SPIRIT-DEALERS.
Campbell Jas. M., 89 Roxburgh st and 17 West Blackball sfc
Kelly William & Co., 9 William st
MacFarlane John A. & Co., 10 West Blackhall st
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M'Millan Andrew, 20 Brisbane st
Mill Alexander, 95 Roxburgh st
Milne Mrs E., 16 Antigua st
Morison James B., 29 West Blackhall st
Neill Hugh R. & Co., 27 West Blackhall st
Orr John, 13 Ann st
Scott Ivie, 16 West Blackhall st
Thorn Archibald C, 11 Union st
HAIRDRESSERS.
Adamson William, 71 Main st
Denny Thomas, 41 Shaw st
Doig Alexander, 2 Inverkip st
Hamilton Matthew, 1 Stanners st
Harrower T. H., 28 Market st
Lambie Robert, 14 Cathcart arcade
Kitchen Robert, 59 Inverkip st
M'Guire James, 30 Dalrymple st
M'Kay William and Co., 13 Ann st
Macmillan John, 26 Charles st
Millar Robert, 23 Rue-end st
Paterson and Doig, 9 Brisbane st
Paton James, 30 Tobago st
Watson Frederick, 7 West Blackhall st
Watson Matthew, 2 Cathcart sq
Wilson Andrew S., 29 Regent st
Wishart Thomas, 2 Cross-shore and 13 East breast
HATTERS.
Craig George, 27 Cathcart st
Dick James M., 11 West Blackhall st
Fulton James B.,"41 Hamilton st
Galbraith John, 26 Hamilton st
Lochhead William, 29 Cathcart st
M'Donald Andrew, 35 West Burn st
Oats Daniel, 20 Yennel
Reid William, 46 Cathcart st
Wilson John T. 10 West Blackhall st
;
Wotherspoon Alex C, 58 Rue-end st
HOSIERS.
Anderson Hugh, 38 Hamilton st
Campbell Duncan, 56 Vennel
Fulton James B., 41 Hamilton st
Galbraith John, 26 Hamilton st
liochhead William, 29 Cathcart st

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M'llwraith William, 4 West Blackhall st
M'llwraith Miss, 23 Hamilton st
Wilson John T., 10 West Blackhall st
HOUSE-FACTORS.
Agnew A. & Sons, 15 Cross-shore st
Agnew James, 32 Crawfurd st
Banks & Miller, 45 Hamilton st
Bone & Buchanan, 2 Bank st
Blair William, 26 Hamilton st
Brown Archibald M'F., 20 Cathcart st
Campbell Dugald, 49 Cathcart st
Clark Andrew, 14 Cathcart st
Cochrane Alexander, 50 East Hamilton sfe
Finlay John P., 32 Nicolson st
Henderson Thomas, 14 Cathcart st
Hinmers C. D., 12 Market st
Maclachlan Dugald, 41 West Burn st
Neil James, 49 Cathcart st
Paul John, 14 Cathcart st
Rougvie John M'D., 15 Laird st
Simpson David M., 9 West Stewart st
Welsh, Walker & M'Pherson, 33 Cathcart st
INN AND HOTEL KEEPERS.
Borland Ann (temperance), 40 Cathcart st
Borland J. C. (temperance), 24 Cathcart st
Bradley Miss, 14 Clarence st
Brodie William, Buck Head Hotel, 2 Watson's lane
Buchanan Mrs, White Hart Hotel, 50 Cathcart st
Chalmers Hume, Wheat Sheaf Hotel, 4 Church pi
Fergusson Miss, Museum Hotel, 9 William st
Macdermott Mrs E. W., Tontine Hotel, 34 Cathcart st
Stewart Miss (temperance), 9 Brougham st
insurance agents— {See, Appendix).
IRON MERCHANTS.
Greenock Iron Co., 1 Palmerston buildings
Jamieson John, 2 Cathcart st
Kidston A. G-. & Co., 48 Rue-end st
MacCullum P. & Sons, 14 Cathcart St
Morton & Kidd, 24 Hamilton st
Robertson William, 49 Main st
Ross John, 29 Cathcart st
Scott John, jun., 54 Eue-end st
Whyte George, 13 John st
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ironmongers.
Campbell John, jun., 66 Rue-end st
Findlay John, 39 Cathcart st
Harvey Hugh, 2 West Quay
Leckie W. F., 1 Arthur st
Lyle R. & Co., 3 and 4 West breast
Macalister & Fyfe, 4 East breast
M'Arthur Archibald, 3 Manse lane and 51 Main st
M'Cuaig Magnus, 100 Roxburgh st
M'Intyre Duncan, 25 Rue- end st
Mackenzie W. J., 4 Shaw st
M'Kinlay Peter C, 1 Grey place
Macpherson Alexander & Co., 16 East India breast
Macpherson J. & Co., 3 East breast
Mathieson John, 13 East Quay lane
Morton & Kidd, 24 Hamilton st. (See advertisement.)
Park John, 28 Roxburgh st and 12 Trafalgar st
Pow Edward, 19 Cathcart st
Robertson William, 27 West Blackhall st
Ross John (wholesale), 29 Cathcart st
Sbearer & Shepherd, 9 William st
Suttie Thomas & Co., 2 and 4 Argyle st
Watson Hugh M'P., 12 Sugarhouse iane
Wilson A. and J., 65 Rue-end st
LATHSPLITTERS.
Gibson Walter and Co., 18 South st
M'Leod John M., 87 Belville st
Muir William, 28 Mearns st
Murphy and M'Millan, 58 Holmscrof t st
LEATHER MERCHANTS.
Edgar William, 3 Dalrymple st
Hill James, jun. and Co., 9 Stanners st
M'Ausland and Brand, Ladyburn
M'Bay Thomas, 4 Dalrymple st
Malcolm James, 8 Dalrymple st
LITHOGRAPHERS.
Baird Robert A., 45 Cathcart st
Kincaid J. L., 13 East Quay lane
M'Kelvie James & Sons, 34 Hamilton st
Morrison John & Sons, 67 Rue-end st
Melvin Thomas & Co., 25 Hamilton st

MORTON & KIDD,
(ESTABLISHED 1836)
Wholesale and Retail Ironmongers,
Iron and Steel Merchants,
24 HAMILTON STREET
AND
(about fifty yards from general post office),
GREENOCK.
KITCHEN RANGES,
Close and Open Fire, on the Newest Principles, Fitted up with
Hot and Cold Water connections.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Of all Kinds, including Gasaliers, Cutlery, Brushes, Mangles,
Grates with Tile Cheeks, Tile Hearths, &c.
DUPLEX AND OTHER PARAFFIN LAMPS.
Checmn's Prize Medal Water Filters.
SHIPBUILDERS' FURNISHINGS.
All Brass Locks, Hinges, Brass Screws, Bolts and Nuts, &c.
JOINERS' FURNISHINGS.
Door Locks, Hinges, Cut Nails, Spikes, Screws, &c.
Wire Netting, Patent Pulley Blocks, Files, Spade« and
Shovels, Lawn Mowers, Garden Tools, Washing-House Boilers
(in Copper and Iron), Fancy Bird Cages, Parrot Cages, &c, &c.
Greenock Agents for MILNER'S SAFES, Deed Chests,
Paper Boxes, and other Manufactures; WILLCOX &
GIBBS' Automatic Action SEWING MACHINES; and
STRANGE'S Al CRYSTAL OIL.
N.B.—Repairs in Smith Work, Plumber Work. Tinsmith and
Gas Fitting done by Experienced Workmen.

TWEED SUITS, Made to Order,
Special Value, 45s.
BUCHANAN &J0HNS0N
BOYS' OUTFITTERS,
CLOTHIERS, HOSIERS,
AND
SHIRT MAKERS,
40 CATHCART STREET,
GREENOCK,
AND
174 and 176 TRONGATE,
GLASGOW.
Our Celebrated 13s 6d Trousers,
Madefrom Scotch & WestofEngland Tweeds.

Black P. & A., 8 Captain st
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malsters.
MANUFACTURERS (MISCELLANEOUS).
Alston John (anchor and chain), 2 East India breast
Arthur David (manufacturing chemist), Kilmalcolm road
Brown, Stewart & Co., papermakers, Overton Mill
Clyde Pottery Co. (earthenware), Port-Glasgow road
Craig J. & M. (fire-clay goods)—J. Wilkie, agent, 10
Brougham st
Fleming, Reid & Co., worsted spinners, Drumfrochar road
Greenock Apothecaries' Co. (eerated water), 28 Hamilton st
Greenock Mineral Water Co., Waverley lane
Hodge Mitchell & Son (bedding), 12 West Blackball st v
Houston Robert & Sons (woollen) 28 West Blackhall st
Leitch Quintin & Co. (hemp and wire rope), 7 West breast
More Andrew & Co. (tobacco and snuff), 15 Market st
Muir William & Sons (belt and hose), Waverley lane
Murdoch David (bolts, rivets, etc.), 32 Cartsburn st
Niven William (treacle), 31 Sugarhouse lane
Poynter John and Son, manufacturing chemists, 21 Dellingburn
st
Singer Company (sewing machines), 8 West Blackhall st
Smith and M'Bride (asrated water), Waverlev lane
Tough A. and Son (rope and twine), 3 East breast
MERCHANTS, SHIPOWNERS, SHIP AND COMMISSION AGENTS.
(See also Steam Packet Agents.)
Adam George and Co., 1 Cathcart st
Allan Robert and Co., Customhouse quay
Baine and Johnstone, 19 West Blackhall st
Boustead and Dunbar, 41 West Blackhall st
Brown Archibald, Customhouse place
Bryce John and Co., Cathcart arcade
Brymner Graham, 9 Customhouse place
Brymner, Galbreath and Co., 3 East Quay lane
Caird Colin S., City buildings
Campbell, Finlay and Co., 12 Bogle st
Carmichael A. and J. H. and Co., Post Office buildings
Clapperton William N., 8 West Quay lane
Clapperton John and Co., 4 East breast
Clerk, Nuel and Co., 3 East Quay lane
Cowan John, Stoneleigh, Newark st
Crawford W. and J., 49 Cathcart st
Cunningham Charles, 49 Cathcart st

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Cunningham D. and Co., 32 Cathcart st
Cunningham John, 32 Cathcart st
Currie Alexander and Co., 12 "West Burn st
Cuthbert Robert, 67 Rue-end st
Dawson John, Customhouse quay
Denholm James and John, 27 Cathcart st
Doak John, 20 Hamilton st
Erskine Henry, 9 Margaret st
Ewing Robert and Co., 4 Bogle st
Fleming, Reid and Co., Shaws Water Worsted Mills
Foulds and Bone, 8, 9, and 10 Clarence st
Funck Henry and Co., 3 East Quay lane
Gibson William, 31 Palmerston buildings
Grieve Walter, Son and Co., 14 Cross-shore st
Harris James B., 19 Palmerston buildings
Harvey F. E. and Co., 2 West quay
Hendry, Ferguson and Co., Roslin st
Hunter Thomas O. and Co., 13 William st
Jamieson John, 2 Cathcart st
Jamieson Robert W., 16 Nelson st, west
Johnston Alex. R., 1 Fox st
Kerr John and Co., 40 West Blackball st
Kerr, Newton and Co., 3 East Quay lane
Leitch and Muir, 2 West quay
Leitch, Patten and Co., 4 Mansionhouse lane
Letham, Birrell and Co., 29 Cathcart st
Lietke and Co., Palmerston buildings
Lindsay William and Co., 1 Cross-shore st
Little James and Co., Excise buildings
Lyle Abram and Sons, 1 1 Nicolson st
M'Arthur William and Co., 23 Cathcart st
M'Caskill Kenneth, Customhouse quay
M'Clure James L., Exchange buildings
M'Crae Daniel, 15 Charles st
MacCunn James and Co., Excise buildings
MacEachran, Fulton and Kerr, 4 East breast
Macfarlan Alexander and Co., 27 Palmerston buildings
MacGregor J. and Son, Post Office buildings
M'Gregor John C, 45 Brougham st
Macintyre John D., 3 East Quay lane
MacKellar Peter, 67 Rue-end st
M'Kinnon Alexander, Palmerston buildings
M'Laren A. D., 115 Eldon st
M'Lea James S., 18 West Burn st
Maclean and Co., 27 Cathcart st
M'Lellan James & Co., Post Office buildings

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Macmillan John, 1 Open shore
Macneilage Adam and Co., 17 Hamilton st
Martin William M., 24 West Blackhall st
Murray and Murphy, 3 East Quay lane
Neill James, 51 Union st
Newton James, 20 Palmerston buildings
Paterson Robert R., City buildings
Picken Andrew and Co., Cathcart arcade
Rankin William, Commercial Bank buildings
Richardson James and Co., 2 Church place
Robertson and Macdougall, Post Office buXdings
Ross, Corbett and Co., 2 Cross-shore st
Ross William, 29 Cathcart st
Russell James, 73 Union st
Shankland D. and Co., 21 Cathcart st
Shankland Robert and Co., 21 Cathcart st
Skinner Thomas and Co., 3 East Quay lane
Speirs Hugh, and Co., 23 Cathcart st
Stewart J. and W., 1 Watt place
Turner William, 18 West Burn st
Turnbull, Martin and Co., 19 Palmerston buildings
Young J. and R., 32 Cathcart st
MESSENGERS-AT-ARMS.
Grant and Munro, 41 Cathcart st
Shearer (William) and Scott, 1 Bank st
MIDWIVES.
Arroll Mrs, 30 Wellington st
Boyle Mrs, 45 Hamilton st
Buchan Mrs William, 11 Regent st
Dick Mrs, 68 Roxburgh st
MTntyre Mrs, 1 Buccleuch st
M'Kellar Mrs, 16 Kelly st
Smith Mrs, 9 Tobago st
Smith Mrs Robert, 18 Ann st
Somerville Mrs William, 62 Ann st
MILLERS.
Barclay Hugh, Cartsburn mill
Hill Matthew, 16 Chapel st
Mackenzie & Walker, Dellingburn sq
Muir Robert & Son, 6 East Stewart st
MILLINERS.
Barbour Miss Jessie, 57 Holmscrof t st
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Dunbar Mrs, 5 Inverkip st
Gillies Miss, 5 East Shaw st
Grant Miss I. W., 21 Cathcart st
Houston Miss, 51 Brougham st
Hutchison Mrs, 9 Argyle st
Johnstone Miss, 31 West Blackhall st
M'Arthur Miss, 50 Inverkip st
M'Donald Miss, 67 Roxburgh st
M'Farlane Miss, Mansionhouse
M'Millan Missel 9 West Blackhall st
M'Rae Miss, 14 Lyle st
Moffat Misses J. & M.,37 West Blackhall st
Nicoll J. & E., 19 Ardgowan st, west
Sinclair Misses, 33 Nicolson st
Smith Miss, 14 Union st
Tait Miss M. B., 9 East Crawfurd st
Taylor Miss A., 54 Brougham st
Young Janet, 15 Nelson st, west
MUSIC SELLERS.
Forbes John, 15 West Blackhall st
Inglis James & Sons, 19 West Blackhall st
Martin William, 14 West Blackhall st
Straine George, 31 Nicolson st
NURSERYMEN.
Barr James, Gateside, Inverkip road
Butler George M., 19 South st
Poustie Thomas, 41 Brougham st
OPTICIANS AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS.
Fleming James, 14 Cathcart st
Glendining Alexander, 17 Inglestonst
Love Robert, 17 West Blackhall st
M'Gregor D. & Co., 32 Cathcart st
PAINTERS AND PAPERHANGERS.
Brown George, 3 Albert place
Buchanan James, 34 West Burn st
Cameron William, 34 West Blackhall st
Colquhoun Duncan, 1 Union st
Duncan Robert F., 35 and 37 West Burn st
Edgar George, 94 Roxburgh st
Gray Alexander M. & Co., 65 Nicolson st
Leitch Daniel, 10 West breast
JLeslie Robert & Co., 3 Market st

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Lyle E. & Co., 3 and 4 West breast
Macalister & Fyfe, 4 East breast
M'Ewing David, 14 Arthur st
Macnaught John, 27 West Burn st
Marshal] & Lindsay, 52 Regent st
Soutar William, 17 Ann st
Stevenson T. M., 12 Cathcart st
Stevenson Thomas M., jun., 35 Nicolson st
PAVEMENT MERCHANTS.
Boyd & M'Neill, 11 Patrick st
Thomson Thomas and Son, 61 Nicolson st
PAWNBROKERS.
Andrew David and Co., 5 William st
Boyle Elizabeth, 13 East Quay lane
Cairns John, 17 Sir Michael st
Cook Robert, 37 Market st
Cruthers Mrs, 28 Dalrymple st
Fawcett Samuel, 34 Shaw st
Flockhart John, 60 Vennel
Gait Robert, 51 Main st
Greenock Equitable Loan Co., 24 Hamilton st
Mackay J. and N., 63 Main st
Millar Alexander, 38 Hamilton st
O'Neill John B., 8 Stanners st
Robertson John, 39 Hamilton st
Stewart James P., 48 Shaw st
Stewart Agnes T., 49 Yennel
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Fergus Charles, 36 West Blackhall st
Macfee N., 23 Cathcart st
Paton James, 59 Esplanade
Straiten David, 1 Grey place
Taylor A. and G., 17 Hamilton st
Turnbull and Sons, City buildings
Urie Robert, 29 West Bum st
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
(See Appendix.)
PLASTERERS.
M'Creadie James, Jamaica lane
Mulhern John, 40 Main st
O'Brien Michael, 4 South st

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Tannock Quintin, 5 Sir Michael st
Wilson David, 30 West Blackhall st
Teaman Joseph, Terrace road
PLUMBERS.
Adam William & Co., 2 and 3 Dock breast
Bell Peter & Co., 11 Chapel st
Broadfoot James, 2 West breast
Buie M. and H., 7 East breast
Conner John, 3 East Blackhall st
Fairgrieve Andrew and Sons, 6 West breast
Hope J. and W., 12 Kilblain st
M'Jannet John, 62 Inverkip st
M'Phail R. M., 5 Dellingburn st
Macphail Robert M., 5 Dellingbun sq
Maclean and Barclay, 11 East Quay lane
Mitchell James, 24 West Burn st
Park Graham, 12 Tobago st
jShuell Andrew L., 21 Nicolson st
Thomson Charles, 17 Kelly st
Walker Robert, 32 Roxburgh st
POTATO MERCHANTS.
Bowie Archibald, Mansionhouse
Chalmers John, 7 Princes st
IS wing. & Paul, 55 Drumfrochar road
Howie Matthew, 5 West breast
Young William, 19 Arcade
POULTERERS.
Oilmour A. & Son, 25 West Blackhall st
M'Kellar Mrs, 5 William st
M'Kechnie Allan, 19 West Blackhall st and 16 Kelly st
Mooney Mrs Daniel, 5 William st
Paterson Robert, 14 Market st
PRINTERS.
Blair Joseph & Co., 40 Cathcart st
Oampbell Charles, 2 Watt place
Hutchison William, 23 Nicolson st
Melvin Thomas and Co., 25 Hamilton sfe
Orr, Pollock and Co., 16 and 18 Charles st
Rogers and Brand, 29 Hamilton st
Storer James, 12 Kilblain st

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REGISTRARS OP BIRTHS, DEATHS AND MARRIAGES.
Middle District—William Johnston, 5 Bank st
West Parish—Robert A. Baird, 9 Sugarhouse lane
East Parish—James M'Cunn, 33 Rue-end st
RESTAURANTS.
Baird Miss Jane, 11 Oathcart st
Buchanan Mrs, 50 Cathcart st
Currie William C, 4 Watson's lane
Gilchrist Miss, railway station, Cathcart st
MacDonald Allan, 3 Grey place
Morison James B., 15 West Blackhall st
RIGGERS.
Blair Thomas, 9 Shaw place
Hill Henry, 45 Hamilton st
Robertson Thomas, 22 West Stewart st
ROPE AND TWINE SPINNERS.
Gillies Alexander, 71 Wellington st
Gourock Ropework Co., 1 Cross-shore st
Leitch Quintin & Co., 7 West breast
Orr, Hunter & Co., 4 West Quay lane
Tough Alexander & Son, 3 East breast
SADDLERS.
Barr Alexander, 29 Sugarhouse lane
Fortune D., 9 Market st
Lauder Alexander, 19 Cathcart st
Park Matthew, 5 1 Main st
Stewart James, 37 West Blackhall st
Turner John, 1 Watt place
SAILMAKERS.
Black Thomas, 3 and 4 Customhouse place
Ferguson A. & Co., Roslin st
Fish, Browne, Meldrum & Co., East India breast
Hamilton & Adam, 21 Shaw st
Harvey Hugh, 2 West quay
M'Kenzie Duncan, 5 East breast
Orr, Hunter and Co., 4 West Quay lane
Pennell J. and Co., Boyd st
Whyte James and Co., 2 Virginia st

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SAW MILLERS.
Agnew James, 32 Crawfurd st
Allison and Brand, 16 West Burn st
Allison Mrs Stewart, 1 Dellingburn sq
Cameron Allan and Son, Macdougall st
Gaff D. R. and Co., 6 East Hamilton st and 1 Main st
Lamb Thomas, Sons and Co., 33 Cathcart st
M'Lean James and Co., 25, 28, and 64 Main st
Miller and Brown, 64 Inverkip st
SCULPTORS.
Gordon James, 6 South st
Kennedy H. and Co., 3 South st
Ker Henry, 89 Roxburgh st
Lang James, 27 Brougham st
"Walsh Dominick, 20 Pottery st, Ladyburn
Wood Francis, 30 Bruce st
Wood Thomas, 4 South st
SEEDSMEN.
Gatherer Peter, 21 and 23 Crawfurd st
Laing Robert, 18 Hamilton st
Poustie Thomas and Son, 41 Brougham st
session clerks— (See Appendix).
SHERIFF OFFICERS.
Black David, 1 Bank st
Conn John, 5 Hamilton st
Gillies John, 25 West Burn st
Grant & Munro, 41 Cathcart st
Shearer (William) and Scott, 1 Bank st
SHIPBUILDERS.
Caird & Co., 46 Dalrymple st and Arthur st
Cunliffe & Dunlop, Inch works, Port-Glasgow
Russell & Co., Main st
Scott & Co., Cartsdyke
Sproul & Anderson (superintending), Palmerston buildings
Steele Robert & Co., 6 Rue-end st and 5Q Main st
SHIP CHANDLERS.
Black Thomas, 3 and 4 Customhouse place
Denniston J. S. & Co., 11 West breast
^Fleming James, 14 Cathcart st
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Hendry Archibald, 16 East India breast
Lyle R. & Co., 3 and 4 West breast
Macalister & Fyfe, 4 East breast
MTntyre Duncan, 25 Rue-end st
Macpherson John & Co., 3 East breast
Richardson & Son, 9 "West breast
Robertson William, 27 West Blackhall st
Walloe & Co., 21 Shaw st
Wilson A. & J., 65 Rue-end st
SHIP STORE MERCHANTS.
Coates William, 1 Watt pi
Kelly William & Co., 9 William st
Low John & Co., 2 Open shore
Mackay W. B. & Co., 6 Palmerston buildings
M'Kiver William M. & Co., 12 Cross-shore st
Rankin William & Son, 1 East Quay lane
Stewart John, 4 Bogle st
Walloe & Co 21 , Shaw st
Wright & Co., 4 Cathcart st
SICK NURSES AND KEEPERS.
Cowan Mrs, 13 Nelson st, west
Graham Mrs, 9 Mount Pleasant st
Grant Mrs, 31 Trafalgar st
Harrower Mrs Thomas, 89 Roxburgh st
M'Kellar Mrs, 16 Kelly st
M'Laren Mrs, 82 Roxburgh st
M'Pherson Mrs, 26 Hamilton st
Tennant Mrs, 33 Hamilton st
Thomson Mrs, 6 West Stewart st
Tulloch Mrs, 24 Lyle st
SLATERS.
Imrie John & Co., 41 Hamilton st
Leisk Adam, jun., 12 Laird st
M'Dougall John, 22 Tobago st
M'Laughlan James, 14 Kilblain st
Mackay Peter, 9 Chapel st
Paterson & Robertson, Hunter pi, Harvie lane
Philips David & Sons, 5 Tobago st
Robertson James & Co., 21 West Stewart st
Swan Andrew, 14 Nicolson st
Tosh David, 11 Brougham st and 9 Ratho st
Wright Peter & Son, 4b Iuverkip st

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SPIRIT DEALERS.
Alexander William (wholesale), 57 Vennel
Allan Robert, 6 Ann st
Allan William, 2 Mansionhouse lane
Allan W. O., 7 Inverkip st
Archibald William, 13 Charles st and 28 Market st
Armitage William, jun., 60 Lynedoch st
Arthur Joseph F., 38 West B'iackhall st
Bathgate Mrs Archibald, 14 Terrace road
Biggam Mrs John, 35 Dalrymple st
Blackwood John, 40 Cathcart st
Bonnar John, 12 Vennel
Boyd John, 12 Sir Michael st and 14 Tobago st
Boyle James, 65 Main st
Brady James, 38 Ann st and 12 Holmscroft st
Broadfoot William, 61 Hue end st
Brodie Mrs, 34 Sir Michael st
Brown Neil (wholesale), 7 and 9 Sir Michael st, 39 Yennel,
45 Dalrymple st, 2 William st, 1 West breast, 2 Crossshore
st, and 6 East breast
Brown William, 40 West Burn st
Brown Mrs, 1 Argyle st
Bryce John, 9 Main st
Bulloch John, 3 Shannon's close
Campbell, Anderson & Co. (wholesale), 2 Shaw st
Campbell 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 Shaw st
Cochran John, 10 Baker st
Crawford John, 71 East Hamilton st
Crawford Robert P., 35 Ingleston st
Curtis C. H. & Co. (whoelsale), 32 Cathcart st and 24 Nicolson
st
Davidson James, 1 Crescent st
Davie Alexander M., 19 Stanners st
Devlin James P., 18 Yennel
Devlin P., 3 Market st
Docherty Mrs, 36 Inverkip st
Dow Mrs E., 18 Sir Michael st
Downing William, 29 Cathcart st and 2 Mansionhouse lane
Drysdale Thomas, 3 Crescent st
Duncan Robert, 12 Baker st
Dunlop George, jun., 11 and 12 East breast
Fay Arthur, 9 East breast

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Ferrie William, 29 Vennel
Finlay A. H. (wholesale), 9 Shaw st and branches
Fleming Matthew, jun., 46 Lynedoch st
Foulds William, 27 Main st
Gallacher Mrs B., 15 Clarence st
Gallacher Mrs William, 2G East Shaw st
Gillies George D., 93 Roxburgh st
Gillies John B., 61 Roxburgh st
Gilliland William, 43 Inverkip st
Grant John, 29 Dalrymple st
Hagan Charles, 34 Vennel
Hamilton Robert, 6 Market st
Hendry James, 2 Charles st
Hendry Mrs M., 7 Main st
Hunt John, 4 Bearhope sb
Inglis James, 10 Kilblain st
Irons Mrs Agnes, 25 Vennel
.Joyce Stephen, 5 Cowgate st
Kerr Alexander, 61 Main st
Kerr Edward, 97 Roxburgh st
liaird John, 45 Shaw st
Lawrence David, 10 East breast
Xiyle John, 8 Smith's lane
Lyle John and Sons (wholesale) 6 West Quay lane and 17
Sugarhouse lane
M'Cabe Peter, 14 Shaw st
M'Caig James, 23 Bruce st
M'Callum Donald, 22 West Blackhall st and 4 Delliogburn sq
3I'Clemont Miss, 48 East Hamilton st
M'Cormick John, 2 Harvie lane
M'Dade Mrs, 62 Vennel
M'Donald Alexander, 69 Main st
Macdonald John, 12 East India breast
M'Eachran Gilbert, 1 1 Arthur st
31'Ewan John, 27 Vennel
M'Farlane Archibald, 32 Arthur st
M'Gregor James, 3 Shannon's close
M'Gregor John (wholesale), 25 Shaw st and 9 East Quay lane
3Iacgregor N-., 8 Cathcart st and 1 Shaw st
3I'Innes Dugald (wholesale), 14 Hamilton st and 3 Arthurs!:.
M'Intosh Duncan, 9 Bearhope st and 18 East shaw st
31'Intyre John, 10 West breast
Mackenzie Ewen, 25 Sugarhouse lane
Mackenzie James, 30 Cathcart st
M'Kenzie John, 9 Cross-shore st and 4 Broad close
M'Kenzie John, 14 John st

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M'Kenzie Peter, 11 Hamilton st
M'Kenzie William, 12 Springkeil st
M'Kinnon Donald, 6 East Shaw st
M'Kinnon Donald, 22 Cathcart st
M'Kinnon Hugh, 41 Rue-end st and 2 Dellingburn st
Macintosh Ewen, 8 Shaw st
M'Lachlan Duncan, 34 Dalrymple st
M'Lachlan John, 21 Shaw st and 24 Arcade
M'Lauchlin James, 31 Vennel
M'Leish Daniel, 17 Shaw st
M'Master Peter, 3 St Andrew sq
M'Millan James, 31 Hamilton st
M'Millan Mrs John, 1 Ropework st
M'Naught Mrs, 66 Ann st
M'Nee Mrs Joseph, 20 Cathcart st
M'Neil John, 58 Vennel
M'Tavish Jane, 13 Shaw st
Mack Robert, 17 Arthur st
Millar Samuel, 42 Cathcart st
Millar S. H. (wholesale), 3 West Quay lane, 17 Regent sty
and 10 Ann st
Miller Andrew, 38 Main st
Miller A. D., 3 Ropework st
Mitchell Robert, 17 Cathcart st
Moore Thomas, 24 Cathcart st and 19 East Quay lane
Morrison John, 8 East breast
Aiurphy John, 13 Cathcart st
Ostler Robert, 2 Car nock st
Paterson James, 4 William st
Pettigrew Janet, Ladyburn
Phillips Patrick (wholesale), 13 Cross-shore st and 63 Main st
Prentice Thomas and Co. (wholesale), 23 Nicolson st
Prentice Thomas, 3 St Andrew st
Ptennie James, 37 Rue-end st
Rennie Robert (wholesale), 20 West Burn st, 9 Inverkip st r>
and 8 Cartsburn st
Riddell George, 4 Clarence st
Bobertson Wellwood M., 2 Buccleuch st
Ptonald William, 17 Bear hope st
Ross Hugh, 24 Charles st
Russell Martha L., 21 Port-Glasgow road
Kussell W. C. and Co. (wholesale), 27 Cathcart st and &
Cartsburn st
Scobbie James A., 27 Rue-end st
Scott John C, 69 Vennel and 62 Wellington st
Sharp James C., 4 Shaw st

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:Sharp William, 32 West Blackhall st
Sharp William, 17 John st
Shaw Mrs James, 7 East breast
Shearer James, 41 Ann st
Shearer Mrs, 21 Ann st
.Sieger Engelbert, 41 West Blackhall st
J3kivington A. & Sons (wholesale), 5 Mansionhouse lane and
50 Shaw st
Smith David, 13 Hamilton st
Smith John, 10 Market st
Smith John, 50 East Hamilton st
Steen John, 4 Dairymple st
Stewart Mrs I., 59 Main st
Storrie John, 6 Watson's lane
Taylor William F., 43 Crawfurd st
Templeton Robert, 21 Charles st
Thorne R. and Sons (wholesale), 6 Manse lane
Wallace William, 1 Open shore
Watson James, 8 Inverkip st
Watt William (wholesale), 47 Vennel
Weir Walter, 20 Sugarhouse lane
Welsh William, 8 Charles st
Yorston Mrs, 81 Roxburgh st
Young William, 14 Market st
STEVEDORES.
Carrol James, 41 West Burn st
Dunlop Thomas R., 1 East India breast
Dunning Matthew, 6 Trafalgar st
Ferguson Moses, 6 West Stewart st
Ferrie James, 15 Hope st
Grant William, 48 Shaw st
Greenock Stevedore Co., 8 Roslin st
Hammond Henry, 10 William st
Hogg William, 21 East Shaw st
Kean Dennis, 8 Shannon's close
Lighten James, 1 East breast
M'Arthur Thomas, 36 Crawfurd st
Ross & Marshall, 18 Cathcart st
SUGAR BROKERS.
Alexander Fred. & Co., 8 West Quay lane
Anderson John & Co. , 20 Palmerston buildings
Campbell, Macpherson & Co., Exchange buildings
Czarnikow & Boog, 32 Cathcart st
X>rake J. V. & Co., 27 Cathcart st

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Finzel, Berry & Co., 3 East Quay lane
Fraser, Gordon & Co., Sugar Exchange
Hogg Alexander & Co., Sugar Exchange
Lusk Robert & Co., 12 and 14 Charles st
Macdonald, Hutcheson & 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. and Co., Commercial Bank buildings
Steel H. and W., 30 Sugarhouse lane
Watson J. and Gr., Palmerston buildings
Williamson George, jun., 33 Cathcart st
Wrede and Co., 32 Cathcart st
SUGAR REFINERS.
Ballantine and Rowan, Dellingburn st
Blair, Reid and Steele (Limited), 7 Ingleston st
Cartsburn Sugar Refining Co., 4 Crescent st
Clyde Sugar Refining Co., 107 Drumfrochar road
Glebe Refining Co., 40 West Blackhall st
Hogg, Wallace and Co., Dellingburn st
MacEachran, Adam and Co., 9 Sugarhouse lane
Neill, Dempster and Neill, 78 Drumfrochar road
Orchard Sugar Refinery, 22 Ingleston st
Patten Archibald and Co., Baker st
Scott Alexander and Sons, 20 Baker st and Berry-yards-
Roxburgh Street Refining Co., 40 Sir Michael st
Walker John and Co., 3 Princes st
SUGAR SAMPLERS.
Galbreath John and Son, 11 West breast
M'Caughey Robert, 1 West quay
Speirs James and Son, 30 Cathcart st
TAILORS, CLOTHIERS AND OUTFITTERS.
Anderson John, 33 Cathcart st
Armit James S., 26 Hamilton st
Bone and Gait, 14 West Blackhall st
Boyd James, 34 West Blackhall st
Bruce J. and Gr., 46 Hamilton st
Buchanan and Johnson, 40 Cathcart st
Burnett Joseph, 56 Rue-end st
Cairney William A., 32 Hamilton st
Carbery Patrick F., 14 William st
Chalmers Henry 30 Nicolson st
Colquhoun John, 10 West Blackhall st

trades' directory. 263
Cowan Robert and Co., 2 West Blackhal! st
Crawford and Laurie. 7 West Blackhall st
Docherty George, 6 William st
Douglas and Grant, 26 Oaf-heart st
Douglas and Co., 43 Vennel
Fisher and M'Lachlan, 12 Cathcart st
Gaffrey Michael, 16 Dalrymple st
Goodman Israel, 12 Ann st
Hamilton James and Son, 23 Cathcart st
•Hendry J. and R., 29 Regent st
Jacobs Abraham, 5 William st
Jamieson John and Co., 3 West Blackhall st
Johnstone John R., 65 Rue-end st
Lamont Neil and Son, 19 Hamilton st
Lang William, 27 West Burn st
Lennox James L., 16 West Blackhall st
1
Lyle Alexander, 26 We? . Blackhall st
M'Donald Neil, 31 Cathcart st
M'Eleney John, 7 William st
M'Gallan William, 3 Argyle st
MacKinnon Neil, 20 West Blackhall st
Maclachlan & Co., 35 Hamilton st
M 'Master Alexander, 35 Nicolson st
M'Neil James, sen 32 Hamilton ,
st
M'Vicar & Son, 39 West Burn st
Martin John, 5 Hamilton st
Morrison Neil, 2 Inverkip st
Morrison & Sons, 44 Cathcart st
Mearns James, 14 Hamilton st
Merry lees James, 7 William st
Mitchell Francis B., 14 Cathcart st
Nathan & Wiening, 8 Arcade
O'Neil James, 8 Dalrymple st
Paterson Lachlan, 32 Hamilton st
Prentice D. & A., 24 Hamilton st
Ramsay & Moles, 29 West Burn st
Rowan J. G. & Co., Cathcart Square house
Shannon James, 50 Cathcart st
Swan & Howie, 35 Nicolson st
Sweeney Mrs A., 4 William st
Vincent A. G.. 3 William st
Wright Robert, 34 West Blackhall st
TANNERS AND CURRIERS.
Fisher & Co,, Ladyburn
Hill James, jun. & Co , 9 Stanners st

264 trades' directory.
Muir William & Sons, Waverley lane
Paterson Charles, 19 Oartsburn st
TIMBER MERCHANTS AND MEASURERS.
Adam George & Co., 1 Cathcart st
Allison & Brand, 16 West Burn st
Allison Mrs Stewart, 1 Dellingburn sq
Broun Neil & Co., 2 Cathcart st
Caird Colin S., City buildings
Cameron Allan & Son, Macdougall st
Carswell John & Son, 3 Cathcart st
Crawford Andrew & Co., 22 West Burn st
Davie Robert & Co., 63 Rue-end st
Fullarton John, Bogston Saw Mills, Port-Glasgow road
Fullarton Robert & Son, 6 Cathcart st
Gaff D. R. & Co., 6 East Hamilton st and 1 Main st
Hill Robert, 2 East India breast
Holm and Fraser, 67 Rue-end st
Hunter Robert, 67 Rue- end st
Lamb Thomas, Sons and Co., 33 Cathcart st
Maclean and Co., 27 Cathcart st
M'Lean James and Co., 25, 28, and 64 Main st
Miller and Brown, 64 Inverkip st
Mories John and Co., 2 Cathcart st
Murray James, 30 Market st
Neil (Thomas), Chalmers and Co., 30 Market st
Sommerville & Co., Caledonian Saw Mills, Port-Glasgow rd
TINSMITHS.
Daskin and Co., 31 Nicolson st
Denniston J. S. and Co., 11 West breast
Dewar John and Co., 26 Charles st
Fairgrieve Andrew and Sons, 6 West breast
Ferguson William, 14 West Burn st
M'Cormick D. and Co., 9 Stanners st
Rae and Ross, 31 West Burn st
Suttie T. and Co., 2 and 4 Argyle st
Watson Hugh M'P., 12 Sugarhouse lane
Whyte and Ross, 11 East Quay lane
TOBACCONISTS.
Anderson Andrew, 65 Rue-end st
Anderson William, 6 Dairymple st
Andrew Mrs, 9 Lynedoch st
Blair Miss, 63 Inverkip st
Boyd James, 33 Rue-end st

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Boyd Miss M., Palmerston buildings
Brown Hugh, 25 Ann st
Brown Mrs John, 25 Regent st
Campbell Mrs Charles, 59 Rue-end st
Carmichael Hugh D., 36 West Burn st
Chalmers Miss, 26 East Hamilton st
Christie Malcolm, 9 East breast
Donald James and Co., 7 Hamilton st
Douglas J. B., 30 Cathcart st
Dunning Sarah, 44 Vennel
Edelsten Richard, 29 Brougham st
Finnie and Smith, 52 East Hamilton st
Flight Janet, 33 West Burn st
Gilkison Robert M., 40 Hamilton st
Gilroy William, 1 6 Lynedoch st
Grant George, 22 Hamilton st
Hill H., 9 Grey place
Kennedy James, 35 Nicolson st
Kinnaird J. R., 102 Roxburgh st
Laing Margaret, 17 Rue-end st
Law Archibald, 8 Grey place
Lemon Peter, 1 William st
M'Cormick William, 5 Lennox buildings, Port-Glasgow
M'Cormick Mrs E., 5 William st
M'Donald Hugh, 18 Cartsburn st
Maclntyre Charles, 3 Brougham st
M'Intyre Mrs, 35 Cathcart st
M'Laughlin Daniel, 36 Dalrymple st
Menzies Miss R., 23 Yennei
Mitchell James C., 83 Roxburgh st and 23 Rue- end st
Morton Mrs, 36 Hamilton st
Paterson D. W., 9 Brisbane st
Roarty John, 7 Rue-end st
Whiteford James, 41 West Blackhall st
Williamson Robert, 2 Ingleston st
Yeats John R. & Co., 16 Cathcart st
Youug C. C. R., 36 West Blackhall st
UMBRELLA MAKERS.
Fenton William, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Lean Miss, 33 Hamilton st
Quin John & Son, 7 West Blackhall st
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
Macfarlane Arthur A., 4 Laird st and 4 George sq
Robinson Alexander, 37 West Burn st and 60 Yennei
Robinson Archibald, 37 West Burn st

266 trades' directory.
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS.
Aitken Andrew, 3 Hamilton st
Boyd William, 1 1 West Blackball st
Burnside Robert K., 6 West Blackhall st
Cameron M. & A., 59 Rue-end st and 36 Hamilton st
Clark John & Son, 19 West Blackhall st
Davidson Robert, 18 West Blackhall st
Douglas & Son, 9 Hamilton st
M'Gregor D. & Co., 32 Cathcart st
M'Neil Thomas, 8 East breast
Mann Alexander, 13 West Blackhall st
Marr James, 14 Hamilton st
Menzies Robert, 27 West Burn st
Miller James, 43 West Burn st
Proctor Robert M., 34 Hamilton st
Ronald James, 23 Cathcart st
Sieger Engelbert, Palmerston buildings
Smith Thomas W., 14 West Blackhall st
Stewart William, 13 West Blackhall st
Ward J. T. & Co., 16 Hamilton st
Warden Andrew, 45 Hamilton st
WRIGHTS.
Adam James, 6 Smith's lane
Agnew Alexander and Son, Terrace road
Agnew James, 32 Crawfurd st
Austin and Kinnaird, 19 Bogle st
Black James, 7 West Stewart st
Cairns James & Co., 8 Cross-shore st
Carnaghan James, 13 Regent st
Carstairs Robert A., 6 Inverkip st
Chalmers Archibald, 36 Roxburgh st
Chalmers Hugh M., 23 Bearhope st
Chalmers (Thomas), Neill & Co., 30 Market st
Cook John, Lindsay's lane, West Quay head
Cook William, 10 West Burn st
Crawford Andrew & Co., 22 West Burn st
Crawford & Fulton, 10 Terrace road
Denney & Crawford, 52 Kelly st
Foster Robert P., 32 Main st
Fullarton John A., 27 Main st
Guthrie Robert, 9 Brisbane st
Henderson Robert, 7 Argyle st
Hendry Duncan & Son, 7 Dock breast
Hendry Daniel S., 6 Dock breast

TEADES' DIRECTORY. 267
Houston R. & W. & Co., 69 Belville st
Hutcheson John, 31 Crescent st
Jamie&on & Howat, 41 Kelly st and 8 South st
Jamieson John R., 39 Wellington st
Lyle James B., 7 Tobago st
Lyle Malcolm, 3 Dellingburn st
Lyon David, 20 St Lawrence st
M'Fadyen Archibald, 7 West Blackhall st
Macfie John, 10 Laird st
M'Gill Robert, 3 Market st
M'Lean Neil, 10 Cross- shore st
M'Quoid William, 23 Mearns st
Merrilees Charles, 6 Charles st
Miller & Brown, 64 Inverkip st
Miller J. & A., 31 Hamilton st
Morrison A. & D., 3 Clarence st
Mossman James and Son, 68 Regent st
Munro Daniel, 41 Mearns st
Neill Thomas, Chalmers and Co., 30 Market sfc
Nicol Andrew, 14 Laird st
Park Matthew, 88 Wellington st
Paterson and Stevenson, 4 Holmscrof b st
Preston Peter, 31 Sir Michael st
Ramsay Gilbert A., 16 Nicolson st
Smith and M'Cuaig, 30 Charles st
Stewart C. and W., 55 Kelly sfc
Symington John and Sons, 66 Inverkip st
Taylor and Milloy, 10 West Burn st
Thomson William, 3 East breast
Turnbuli Jonathan, 5 Dock breast and 49 Rue end st
Thomson William, 3 East breast
Weir James, 20 West Blackhall st
Williamson and Gray, 51 Yennel
Young Archibald, 23 Ann st
Errata.—In page 222, the name of Thomas Kennedy inadvertently
appears under "Auctioneers and Appraisers" instead of
under "Architects;" in page 223 the address of Alexander
Muirhead should be 95 only ; and in page 224 Godfrey Mackay,
under "Blacksmiths" should be Mackay & Buchanan.

STREET DIRECTORY.
ANN STREET.
4 M'Farlane Hugh
Scott John
11 Allan Robert
Lyle James
Mitchell Thomas
Mossman James
Rodger William
12 Logan William
M 'Bride Joseph
M'Cormick Neil
Wilson J. C.
14 Blue John
O'Neil John
Wilson John
17 Watters William
18 Dempsey Michael
Hamilton Robert
Smith Mrs Robert
22 Aitken Robert
Robertson James
24 M'Garrity Charles
Wood William
26 Dewar John
Reid William
Todd Mrs George
27 M'Intosh William
28 Hunter Thomas
29 Johnston Mrs
M 'Intyre William
Millar Alexander
Sharp Mrs
30 Bisset Mrs Thomas
Devlin Henry
Gibson Henry
M'Cafferty Peter
M'Callum Miss Mary
30 Stevenson Miss
32 Kirkpatrick George
M'Neil George
32 Wilson Alexander
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! 34 M'Caughey Robert
! 38 M'Jannet William
39 Arbuckle James
;
Bryan James C.
Campbell John
M'Crindle William
M'Lean Donald
Walker Hugh
41 Allison Robert
Clark Archibald
Gibson Josias
Gillinder Robert
M'Neilage Alexander
Stevenson Adam
Thomson William
52 MTntosh Mrs M.
54 M'Farlane Malcolm
Stewart John
55 M'Munagle C.
56 Brown James
59 Anderson Duncan
Boyd Robert
Brittlebank Thomas
Campbell James
Gillespie James
Harley Allan
Hutch eson Samuel
Robertson Daniel
60 Brodie Andrew
Clark Peter
Ferguson Frederick
Fletcher A.
Riordan David
Sharp John
Thomson Robert
61 Anderson John
Begg Samuel
Campbell Robert
Flockhart Mrs Neil
M'Dougall Lachlan

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ALL
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Pointing. Repairing Cans, Vents, &c, Oiling
and Painting Fronts ; Iron Ship Cementing, and
Cement Work in all its branches ; Chimney-stalk
Repairing and Fitting of Lightning Conductors upon
the most improved principles shall be made a special
branch of work.
As D. T. employs none but the Best Workmen,
his patrons may be sure of First-Class Workmanship,
with the Best Quality of Materials.
Charg.es Strictly Moderate.
Estimates prepared and given for all kinds
of Slater Work.
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Ann Street {continued.)
61 Maitland Archibald
Taylor Angus
Wright David
Wilson Archibald
62 Blyth Thomas
Livingston John
M'Neilage John
Moir Mrs A.
Robertson James
Shannon William
Thomson Mrs
63 M'Gowan Ebenezer
M'Kay William
Millar David
Service Archibald
Wood William
64 Biggart Robert
Caldwell Janet
Drysdale Thomas
Gunn Alexander
Holms John
Robertson Colin
Wills Peter
66 Eadie Forbes
Hutcheson William
M'Farlane Duncan
M'Geachan William
Paterson William
Wilson Gabriel
70 Armour George
Millar Robert
White James
71 Sinclair John
72 Beveridge James
Duncan J. B.
King Joseph
73 Ferguson Thomas
M'Coll Allan
76 Campbell William
M'Gowan Robert
ANTIGUA STREET.
2 Orr Thomas
Orr William
M 'Galium Peter
M'Gregor Robert
3 Bathgate Mrs Archibald
STREET DIRECTORY. 269
3 Glencross John
Macpherson John
M'Pherson Mrs Peter
Murray Robert
Nicolson Samuel
Thomson William
4 M'Gregor Nicol
5 Anderson James
Fergus Mrs
Sorrie Mrs Peter
Weir Duncan
6 Borland John
Foulds Matthew
Leslie William
M'Call Neil
8 Algie Andrew
Carlyle Mrs
Inglis William
M'Callum Malcolm
M'Cartney William
9 Boyd Bryce
Connell Alexander
Crawford Archibald
Fowler Mrs William
Love Andrew
Shannon James
10 Aird Thomas
Cockburn Mrs
Miller William
Wood Miss
11 Anderson Mrs E.
Black Duncan
Clark John
Cowan Daniel
Taylor Mrs Alexander
13 Ballantine Peter
Campbell Angus
Kerr George
M'Connachie Alexander
15 Hutchison Mrs
Keith Duncan
Kelly Thomas
M'Kinnon Dugald
Reid Archibald
16 Gibson Richard
Lauder Alexander
M'Dougall Duncan
Millar Mrs
Milne Mrs
Smith Neil

270 STREET DIRECTORY.
Antigua Street (continued)
17 Macleocl Malcolm
Porteous Robert
Wallace Mrs
18 Adam Alexander
Ferguson Alexander
M'Adam Matthew
M'Kellar Archibald
19 Cuthbert Mrs
Duncan Daniel
Orr James
20 Cooper William
Finnie Colin
M'Neilage John
21 Black John
Irvine William
Jack Mrs William
Laird Alexander
Orr John
Steele William
22 Kelly Donald
M 'Alpine Duncan
M' Donald Daniel
Paul Mrs
24 Caldwell James
Cameron John
Dickson David
Miller Robert
Wilson Donald
ARDGOWAN STREET (west).
Bonar Rev. John James
MacCunn James, Thornhill
Watt William, Galla lodge
1 Gilchrist Mrs James
5 Cameron Hugh
6 Alder George
Alexander Mrs Angus
Colquhoun Duncan
Duncan Robert F.
7 Flett James
M'Farlane Miss Margaret
Russell W. C.
West Miss
8 Brown Miss Mary-
Craig John
Cunningham Charles
Inglis Robert
M'Farlane Mrs
8 O'Neill John B.
Paton Mrs Robert
9 Clapperton Mrs
Lyle Alexander
Maclean James
Muir William
Sharp Mrs John
12 Austin Mrs Matthew
Austine Mrs Matthew
Anderson Adam
Elliot John
Johnston Mrs James
M'Kenzie Allan
M'Farlane Miss
M'Lachlan Mrs John
Walker Miss
13 Cook Archibald
M'Lean John
Ramsay Gilbert
Sinclair George
Symington Rev. Andrew
Wilson Mrs J. C.
14 Boyd John
Buchanan James
Cleland Alexander
Devlin John
Duncan Miss
Fisher Miss
Murphy David
Stewart Mrs M. A.
Watt Mrs William
19 Aulcl James
Nicoll_James
Quin John
Tosh David
20 Cunningham Duncan
Park Mrs
21 Calvert Thomas
23 Ferguson Daniel
Kelso Mrs Daniel
Salmon W. B.
25 Mitchell James
27 Fairbairn Andrew
28 Clapperton William N.
Hastie William
Macara Renton
Reid William
29 Brown Archibald
Wymer Francis W.
30 Alexander William

Ardgowan Street (continued)
30 Bacon Rev. Joseph
Blair David
Mories John
Wallace James
31 Head Josiah
32 Brown James, jun.
Cameron Robert W.
Campbell Alexander
Colquhoun John
M'Neil Thomas
33 Bowling Mrs
Brown Miss Anderson
Graham Hugh
Shearer Robert B.
ARDGOWAN STREET (Glebe)
1 Devlin M.
11 Neeson Daniel
ARDGOWAN SQUARE.
1 Campbell Dugald
3 Jenny Miss
4 Crockatt William
5 Brown Miss
Smith James
7 Macaskill Rev. Murdoch
8 Marshall W. J., M.D.
9 Currie Alexander
Lindsay Miss
Morton Miss
10 Little Miss
11 MacDonald Donald
Nimmo Andrew
13 Fox John, M.D.
14 Kerr Andrew
15 Leitch Patrick W.
16 Black A. J.
17 Jessamime Mrs John
18 Poulter George T.
19 Paton James, M.D.
20 Robertson JohnK., M.D.
22 M'Lean Mrs William
ARGYLE STREET.
1 Brown Mrs
M'Farlane Archibald
STREET DIRECTORY. 271
2 Clark Mrs
3 Bather Samuel
Gardiner Mrs
M'Ausland Alexander
M 'Donald Charles
M'Gallan William
9 Edwards William
Gillespie Mrs James
Johnstone Mrs John
M'Lean Dugald
Muir Matthew
Webster Alexander
ARMADALE PLACE.
1 Inglis James
3 Johnstone Andrew
King Andrew
M'Ewan James
Simpson Richard
5 Kerr Alexander
ARTHUR STREET.
3 Bantam John
King John
5 Young Robert
12 Jamieson John
M'Kay Mrs
18 Bulk David
22 Adams William
Allan Mrs
Campbell Alexander
Orr Joseph
30 M'Culloch Archibald
M'Farlane Archibald
Mathieson Robert
32 Gilmour Robert
M 'Arthur Mrs
M 'Ewan David
36 Baird Peter
Jack William
M'Coll Patrick
42 Wilson Thomas
44 Campbell John
BAKER STREET.
10 Cochran John
Lyon John

272 STREET DIRECTORY.
Baker Street (continued
10 M 'Donald William
Wilkinson Robert
17 Black James
Grubb John
Kerr Mrs Andrew
M'Gourlay John
Stirling Alexander
BANK STREET.
1 Wishart Thomas
3 M'Kinnon Donald
M'Pherson Malcolm
6 Turner James
20 Dunlop George
22 Currie Mrs Ann
M'Lean Ronald
Mills Robert
Prentice Mrs Adam
Smith Mrs Catherine
Storrie John
Whyte James
24 Cook Mrs Duncan
Grant John
Taylor Miss
Tolmie Alexander
Wallace Mrs William
Yuill Walter
25 Clackie N. Gordon
Kelso Mrs Janet
Leckie W. F.
M'Clelland Thomas
MacCulloch Alexander
M 'Donald Neil
Macdonald James
Smith Thomas
Thomson James
27 Scott Alexander
28 Blake John
29 M'Lean Ronald
30 Rennie John
31 Jack John
Richardson John G. C.
32 Fulton James
M'Brearty Robert
33 Crawford James
Steel Hugh
BEARHOPE STREET.
1 Steele James
3 Robertson Richard
Smith Duncan
4 Love William
7 Fernie Mrs George
Hendry William
14 Blair Hugh
17 Duff Mrs
Ronald William
19 Armour Matthew
M 'Farlane William
20 Alexander James
Campbell Duncan
M'Faiiane Mrs
Wilson Thomas
21 Colquhoun David
23 Allan James
BEDFORD STREET.
4 Smith Alexander
8 Walker Louson
18 Cameron Thomas
Wilson John
Graham John, Avenue Park
Neil John, Jun., Glenfield
M'Nab Duncan, Glen Villa
BELVILLE STREET.
1 Blythe David
Forsyth Samuel
Simpson James
3 Beith Thomas
Hunter Robert
M'Leod Robert
Macdonald John
5 Dickson Alexander
M 'Donald John
Philips David
Wight Geoi'ge
6 Blake James
Bozenbevg William
7 Baxter John
Daily James
Paterson James
Stewart Richard
9 Campbell Richard R.

Belville Street (continued)
10 Fleming Matthew
M 'Donald James
Sharp William
King Robert
M'Corquodale Archibald
Rennie Andrew
11 Boyce William
Frederick Mrs Peter
King Alexander
M'Intosh David
12 Buchanan Archibald
13 M'Cuaig Peter
15 M'Gi'egor George
Ross James
Stark George
Turnbull William
17 Donaldson John
Farguharson Alexander
Fisher Daniel
19 Balantine George
Blair John
Clark David
21 Anderson Archibald
Blair John
M'Farlane Colin
23 Boyd David
Forrester James
Holmes James
M'Laughlin Neil
24 Boyd Thomas
Buntain Thomas
Holmes William
Houston Mrs
Logan Thomas
M'Crae Joseph
M'Crae David
25 Swan Robert
Wilson Robert
27 M'Gregor William
Cameron Donald
M'Phail Alexander
Weir Robert
29 Lyon Malcolm
Tucker John
53 Arthur Joseph
Burns Mrs
Hunter William
Kelly John
55 Houston Archibald
STREET BIRECTOKY. 275
55 Lumsden David
Weir John
57 Carmichael Donald
Corstorphine Robert
Emslie James
Robertson Alexander
58 Ferns Charles
59 Aitken John
Hutton William
Paton James
65 Black Robert
Hendry Robert
Hope Neil
M 'Arthur Alexander
M 'Arthur William
Mitchell John
Ross James
Thomson John
67 M'Crae John
73 Moody Allan
78 Ballantine John
M'Intosh William
Stewart Donald
Urie James
80 Bole John
82 Adam Matthew
Fulton William
Ross John
83 Grott Ferdinand
Kerr John
Johnston James
M'Nab Duncan
85 Anderson John
M'Millan John
87 M'llroy Robert
Mills John
Millar James
M'Leod John M.
Paul John
89 Alexander James
Baxter David
Henderson James
Hunter Mrs
M 'Donald John
91 Boyd William
Broome Alexander
M'Onie George
93 Barbour William
Cochran John
M'Coshim Donald

274 STREET DIRECTORY.
Belville Street (continued)
93 M'Kenzie William
95 Malcolm Archibald
Milloy Mrs John
Ramsay Henry
97 Grant James
Patrick Robert
Scott Alexander
Tait John
99 Baillie James
Foster Robert P.
Lambie Robert
Morton William
Waters Stewart
101 Henderson John
Hutton Robert
M'Onie John
Sampson Thomas
103 Aitken Hugh
Aitken John
Anderson Thomas
Chick Benjamin P
Russell James
105 M 'Clement James
Watson Daniel
BENTINCK STREET.
2 Burns Mrs George
King Henry
4 Stirling William
Christie George
7 Salmon Mrs James
9 M'Kenzie Mrs
11 Williamson James
13 Arbuckle Mrs George
14 Inglis Mrs James
15 Dickson Benjamin
Hardie William
M'Larty Alexander
Spencer W\ H.
Scott John
Johnston Mrs
Stewart Andrew
17 Weir Allan
19 Thomson Rev. J. B.
21 Robertson John
23 Broadfoot James
25 Munro Rev. J. D.
Macdougall John
27 Muir Robert
BOGLE STREET.
14 Wright Joseph
18 Blair Richard
Low John
Marely Mrs
Millar Miss
Reid James
BOYD STREET.
4 Lyle Mrs D.
6 Gush Charles
7 Campbell James
Clark John
BRACHELSTON STREET.
1 Henderson Angus
2 Duncan Matthew
3 Mitchell Archibald
5- Baird Matthew
Bear George
11 M'Callum Alexander
M'Millan James
13 Blair John
BRISBANE STREET.
1 Jamieson R. W.
7 Alexander Miss E.
Anderson John
Bell Robert H.
Brown Mrs Thomas
Hutcheson Peter
Mayors Thomas H.
9 Bain Jane
Doig Alexander
Guthrie Robert
Jones T. H.
M 'Donald Frank
Paterson D. W.
Wellburn Mrs
10 Clark Mrs George
Crawford P. R.
Irons Mrs Agnes
Scott" David F. B.
Spence Miss M. S.
Young Andrew
11 Cairns James A.

Brisbane Street (continued.)
12 Banks Mrs Alexander
Brown Archibald
Burnet Mrs
M'Kinnon Alexander
M'Lachlan Miss Alexis
Macpherson Alexander
13 Black Hugh
" Carmichael Miss Ann
Kelly Alexander
Lochhead William
Malcolm James
' Nixon Mrs
14 Allan James
Dunbar James
Melvin Thomas
Murray James
Neill Hugh R.
Ritchie David
15 Gilchrist Peter
Hill Miss
Liddell Archibald
M'Quarrie John
16 Beattie Miss J.
.17 Galbraith John
Mitchell John
Shand Misses
Shaw William
Young C. 0. R.
19 Adam Alfred R.
Burgess George
Dunbar Miss
Hall Miss
Martin W. M.
Ogilvie Miss
Winton Mrs Robert
20 Denham Robert
Dutbie James
M'Millan Andrew
Merrilees Charles
Warden Andrew
Wilson Mrs John
21 Cross W. Faterson
Fairgrieve James
Hutton James
M'Auslan Robert
M'Intyre Thomas
Richardson Mrs James
Ross Miss Edith
52 Amos Miss
STREET DIRECTORY. 27S
22 Dickie Mrs John
Glen Miss
Grier Thomas
More Mrs James
Smith Thomas
23 Alexander John
M ;
Millan William B.
Stevenson Hugh
24 Campbell Archibald
Dick Mrs
Durkin Henry
Hunter Miss E.
Newman Miss
24 Orr Miss
25 Low William ,
Fulton E.
Minto George
Wardle George
26 Baine John
Buchanan Mrs John
M'Gillvray Alexander
M'Kiver John
Thomson John
28 Cowan A.
Hamlin William
Henderson Robert
Hourston George
Hourston Mrs P.
Johnston Duncan
Love Robert
30 Archibald William
Blair Hugh R.
Brodie Mrs
Muir Robert
M 'Arthur Mrs John
Neilson William
Steven John
Wood Francis
32 Muir Robert William
Muir William
Simpson D. M.
Spence Misses
34 Buchanan Mrs William
Dalgleish George
Henry John
Kerr Robert
King Thomas
Lyle Mrs R. G.
Morrison Miss
35 Chalmers Robert

27$ STREET DIRECTORY.
Brisbane Street (continued)
35 Prentice John
Wood Robert
Wright Mrs
36 Deas J. S.
Duncan Miss
Macfarlan Alexander
Ostler Mrs Andrew
37 Dargie Robert
38 Bakie James
Brodie James
Edgar Rev. Robert
Fairgrieve John R.
Fleming Alexander
Fulton James
40 MacCallum Daniel
Montgomerie John
Scobie James
Wright Alexander
42 Anderson George J.
Miller Miss J. G.
Ritson Thomas
Wright James
45 Craigie Mrs
Duncan William
Devlin Patrick
Dann Rev. James
Macaulay Mrs William
Proctor Robert M.
47 Bone Quintin
Carmichael Miss
Elliott A. Stuart
Ferguson William
Mackenzie James
Park Mrs James
49 Campbell James M.
M'Gregor James
M'Neill James, jun.
Moon F.
SI Allan Mrs George
Armitage George
Kerr David
Richardson Colin C
M'Indoe Mrs
Paterson Lachlan
53 Wallace E. S.
Wilson John
54 Wilson William A.
55 Brown John
S3. Allan William O.
59 Fyfe H. M.
Todd Miss
61 Fyfe John P.
79 Campbell James
81 Hill Mrs Ramsay
83 Barclay Rev. John
85 Davidson Rev. James
BROUGHAM STREET.
2 M 'Arthur William
3 Barclay John S.
Fleming Mrs A.
M'ltityi'e Charles
4 M'Farlan T. M.
6 Mackenzie Ewen
Reiach George
8 Rennie James
9 Stewart Miss
11 Drummond Robert
15 Boon Mrs
M'Fadyen James
Morrison Robert
17 Buie Hugh
Dale James
Hopkin Robert
M'Laren John
M'Pherson Mrs
Taylor Mrs
25 Shaw Neil
29 Broman John
Darroch Duncan
Dow Mrs E.
M'Lean John
Potter Miss E.
Scott Mrs John
31 Hunter Misses J. & J.-
M'Cormick John
Poustie Thomas
Strachan Isaac
33 Barr John
M'Kechnie Miss
Moir Robert G. W.
34 Scott John
41 Poustie Thomas
44 Black Archibald
Black Mrs
45 M 'Gregor John C.
47 Brunton William L.
Stewart Thomas

Brougham Street (continued)
48 Anderson Hugh
Donald James
Swan Miss
49 Kerr HughS.
Muir Misses
Seiger Engelbert
Swan Alexander B.
50 Foster Miss
MacGregor Neil
Tarbet Miss
Woodhead Mrs
51 Anderson Mrs J. L.
Grieve James, jun.
Houston Robert
Patten Henry T.
52 Arthur J. F.
Bailey Mrs Campbell
Ferguson Robert
Maxton Miss
Moody Miss
53 Walker Alexander
.54 Evans Mrs
Hendry Duncan
Taylor Miss A.
Warden Mrs M.
BRUCE STREET.
1 Irvine Richard
2 Allan Mrs John
3 M'Lean Angus
Morrison John
11 Nicol James
12 M'Gaw Mrs
Wilson Mrs
13 M'Lellan Archibald
14 Anderson James
Boag Andrew
15 Copeland John
M'Lean John
16 Beith Matthew
Rodger David
18 Cameron Alexander
Hamilton James
Melrose William
Strang James
19 Mitchell James
Waller Mrs Joseph
20 Cowan James
STREET DIRECTORY. 277
20 M'Dowall William
Turner Duncan
21 Killin Andrew
Shaw Neil
Sinclair Humphrey
23 Allan James
M'Caig James
24 Carstairs Robert A.
M'Kim William
M'Millan John
M'Phedran Dugald
Rodger John
Taylor Duncan
Weir Thomas
25 Burns William
Given William
Masson Joseph
M 'Donald Finlay
Montgomery George
Paterson William
26 Baillie Archibald
Keenan Colvin
M'Kee Hamilton
M 'Vicar Hugh
Robertson Angus
Thomson Donald
27 Boyle James
Burns William
Campbell John
Straine George
28 Dray Benjamin
Fowler William
Skakel William
Wilson Mrs Alexander
30 Blair James
Cameron John
Chalmers John
Robertson Andrew
Sprunt William
Wood Francis
CADDLEHILL STREET.
Thomson J ohn, Caddlehill ho
1 Glen Miss
5 Blench Charles
Douglas Thomas
Galbraith Murdoch
Neill John
Scott John H.

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Caddlehill Street (continued)
5 Sinclair Duncan
7 Alston John
Auld James
Brown Angus
Maclean Mrs
Millar James
Morrow Andrew
Parkhill James M.
Scott Thomas
11 Paterson Gavin
13 Sharp J. C.
15 Lamont Colin D.
17 Campbell Duncan
19 Cameron William
21 Smith Alexander C.
CAMPBELL STREET.
Leitch Daniel
Macdonald A. P.
MacDougall Dugald
CAPTAIN STREET.
3 Inglis Andrew
5 Doran James
Thomson James
7 Black James
13 Thomson Alexander
CARNOCK STREET.
5 M 'Vicar William
Scobbie James A.
Scott James
6 Wilson Thomas
Young Thomas
10 Allardice Francis
Bolton Daniel
Buchanan Donald
Robertson Archibald
Stewart R. P.
CARTSBURN STREET.
1 Smillie Thomas
16 Learie Mrs
22 Lang Mrs Sarah
30 Killoch William
45 Maitland William
STREET DIRECTORY.
CATHCART STREET.
5 Forbes Hugh
Grieve William
M'Kirdy James
7 Anderson Mrs
Stewart Samuel
9 Young Thomas
12 Armour John
Stewart James
13 Keys David
14 Gunn Mrs George
Hay Mrs John
15 Kirkwood James
16 Anderson James
Anderson John C.
Duncan Mrs R.
Fleming Mrs
M'Fie Thomas
17 Blackburn Mrs
Carmichael Archibald
Hyndman Joseph
Knox Robert
18 Hope James
Sargent Charles
19 Brown Mrs
Mackintosh Ewen
22 Ferguson Donald
Logan Mrs Samuel
23 Macfee N.
24 Borland J. C.
29 Fraser Mrs James
34 M'Dermott Mrs E. W.
35 Fraser William
37 M'Alister Archibald
38 Love John
40 Borland's Temperance Hotel;
41 Allison Robert
43 Cuthbertson Adam
47 Ballingall Peter
49 Henderson John
50 Buchanan Mrs
CHAPEL STREET.
6 Blair Joseph
Brough John
Hutcheson Alexander
Kerr Robert
Steele Stewart

Chapel Street (continued)
6 King Robert
Lang Daniel
Orr William
Skirving Peter
8 Foulds Matthew
Thomson John
10 Johnstone John
CHARLES STREET.
13 Cabrie William
Fairiey James
26 Lyall John
Welsh William
29 Ness Mrs
Sinclair Alexander
31 Baillie Robert
Martin Robert
CHURCH PLACE.
2 Thomson David
4 Chalmers Hume
CRAWFURD ST. (Glebe.)
2 Clement William
3 Cole Dennis
11 Hyndman Mrs
13 M'Fadyen John
22 Duncan Mrs A.
M'Glinshey Daniel
Robertson John
28 Arthur William
Davie James
36 M 'Arthur Thomas
Nicolson Alexander
37 M'Donald Alexander
38 Philips James
Young Thomas
41 Baker William
Bissland Peter
M'Bain Hugh
Vanvashan Cornelius
42 Munro Colin
45 Hamilton Andrew
Lamont Duncan
M 'Arthur William
Phillips James
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47 Cook Angus
M'Cormick John
M'Kay Mrs
M'Millan Ebenezer *
48 M'Millan Adam
50 Orr Erskine
51 Purdie John
CRESCENT STREET.
1 Davidson James
3 Saunders James
Templeton James
7 Forrester William
9 Foulis Hay
Hughes William
M 'Arthur Charles
Runcie Mrs
Scott David
Thomson Alexander T.
11 Douglas Peter
Lochhead John
13 Hughes Robert
14 Orr Mrs
16 Black Daniel
Rae Robert
20 Rankin John
22 Smith Thomas
23 Brock W. F.
Hunter John
25 Carmichael Malcolm
26 Andrew John
Brown Andrew
28 Patrick John
29 M'Gowan Mrs
Thomson John
32 Adams Daniel
Burns William
Paton Alexander
Service Matthew
Wilson John
34 Armstrong William
Bryden James
Forbes James
Hyndman Robert
Jackson John
Johnston William
Paul James
Wilkie Duncan
36 Arthur Thomas

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Crescent Street (continued)
36 Buchanan John
Davidson George F.
Fletcher Peter
Kennedy Duncan
Lyle John
CROSS-SHORE STREET.
2 Service David
5 Denny Thomas
M'Callum Edward
Montague George
8 Daly John
Gallacher Arthur
O'Donnell John
Rodgers James
10 Mulhern John
11 Carlin William
O'Kane Jeremiah
13"Antonia Joseph
M'Lean Duncan
14 Anderson Alexander
15 M'Connell Hugh
DALRYMPLE STREET.
4 M'Glinshey James
8 Gallacher Mrs John
16 Douglas David
28 M orison William
Paget John
30 Kneebone William H.
31 Finnie Malcolm
M'Millan Terrence
34 Neilson Neil
40 Arthur Mrs Robert
61 Gallacher Edward
DELLINGBURN SQUARE.
5 Darroch Peter
Eadie Andrew
Jones Richard
M'Allister Donald
M'Neil Daniel
6 Simpson James
STREET DIRECTORY.
DEMPSTER STREET.
5 Blackwood Andrew
Macdonald Hugh
Macleod Roderick
M'Dowall Alexander
Rankin John
Taylor James M.
7 Black David
Blair William
Brown John
Cunningham Peter G.
Hutton James B.
Sheriff Joseph
Urie Thomas
9 Allan George
Bowie John
Dixon John
Hutton James
Nicol William
Wood Joseph
Storey Henry
11 Aikenhead James
Clark Mrs Matthew
Hession Patrick
Hutcheson David
Johnston Mrs
Pedan John
Robertson Sydney
15 Barrie John
Brown James
Hunter William
Robertson WellwoodM., jun.
17 Armitage William
Crawford Alexander
Cuthbertson James S.
Laird John
Peattie James
Randall Andrew
Taylor Archibald
19 Cruikshank Alexander
Douglas Peter
Ferguson Donald
Stenhouse James
21 Aitken Robert
Anderson George
Matchett John
Parker Hugh
Warden William
23 Aird Mrs John

Dempster Street (continued)
23 M 'Donald James
Nelson Richard
Nicolson Peter
25 Campbell John M.
Fulton Mrs
Howie Alexander
Paterson David
Paterson James
Templeton Robert P.
27 Beattie Nicholas
Kinniburgh James
Martin John
Robson John
Walker Robert
Walker William
29 Gardner George
Macdonald Alexander K.
M'Laren Francis
Miller John
Stewart Denniston
Walker George
31 Coyle John
Crabbe William
Guy Matthew
Law Mrs
Meikle William
Wilson Hugh
35 Macbeth Miss
37 Fleming James
,39 Henry Mrs James
Ingram William
41 Anderson Q. L.
M'llwraith William
76 Rowe George
78 Whyte Thomas S.
79 Watson George
81 Adam David
King Thomas
M'Dougall Donald
83 M'Dougall John
Stuart W. P.
85 Brighton Mrs George
Gillies John B.
87 Aitchison James
Boyd James
Brodie Matthew
M'Whirter William
Sym Hector
104 Bell Peter
STREET DIRECTORY. 281
104 Bamford Thomas
Davis Thomas
Mackay Kenneth
M'Lean Allan
Rodger John
106 Paterson Donald
Scott John
Temple Robert
108 Bates Stewart
110 M'Larty Donald
111 Anderson William
Cochrane William
Greig William
112 Baird Hugh
114 Burnet James
Imrie John
115 Douglas William
M'Neil John
Scott James
DRUMFROCHAR ROAD,
1 M'Dougall John
53 Brownlie Alexander
Johnston John R.
Leith Robert
M'Coll John
54 Boden John
Lang Robert
55 Firth John
Robison William
Waddell John
58 Thomson W.
60 Blair William
Kincaid Robert
62 Bain Richard
Leishman Joseph
Muir Robert
Seath James
64 Black John
Bryson Thomas
66 Nixon William
68 Campbell Robert
Cameron James
Montgomerie James
104 Baxter James M.
108 Kerr William
Scott Hugh
110 Rintoul Thomas

282 STREET DIRECTORY.
Drumfrochar Road (continued)
112 Arthur John P.
Duckworth Joseph
Hacking John
Hyde William
M'Clure David
O'Neil James
Riddell John
Taylor Archibald
114 Allan William
Johnston James
M'Cormick Alexander
124 Hutcheson John
M'Neil William
126 Tarbet Thomas
DUNCAN STREET.
1 Henderson Daniel
Hope Charles
Johnston Mrs
9 Adams James
Thomson John W.
10 Anderson Mrs
M'Lean John
11 Alexander Robert
12 Brown Samuel
24 M'Coll John
26 M Alpine Daniel
27 Nugent John
28 Ferns James
EAST BLACKHALL STREET
1 Donaghie Robert
2 Boyd James
5 Anderson John
6 Binnie Mrs
Grant Mrs Lewis
8 Morrison Mrs James
9 Black Daniel
Gunn William
M 'Gregor Archibald
M'Lean Archibald
Robertson William
10 Beveridge Robert
11 Anderson James
Graham Duncan
M'Glashan Ebenezer
Ostler Robert
11 Sutherland Mrs Angus
12 Allison Mrs S.
EAST BREAST.
1 Lighten James
8 Cuyco Pentileon
M'Kinnon Mrs Lachlan
EASTCRAWFURD STREET,
3 Creighton George
Millar Daniel
5 Mills Robert
7 M'Pherson Peter
Mathie James
Smith Robert
Thomson Dugald
8 Mumme Carl
9 Currie Duncan
M'Laughlin Daniel
13 Russell John
20 Wrede Mrs Lear
24 Anderson William
Carstairs Robert
Davie Alexander M.
M'Guffie John
Moody David
Turner Alfred
26 Cameron Peter
Hunter Robert
Wallace Charles
28 M'Dougall Hugh
M'Laughlin David
30 Bell Rev. Robert
31 Barbour James
32 Ralston John
33 Scott James
Thompson Andrew
34 Eillshill James
36 M'Pherson Peter
38 Shand John
40 Walker Alexander
42 Caldwell Matthew
Jordon John
Marshall Robert
44 Taylor Alexander
46 Buie Neil
Prouse Samuel
50 Bowie James

E. Grawfurd Street (continued)
50 Cuthbert James
52 Clark Mrs Daniel
M 'Bride Mrs
58 Scott Mrs Jane
62 M'Kenzie Robert
66 Sommerville Mrs William
EAST HAMILTON STREET.
2 M'Kenzie Alexander
26 Adam James
Chalmers John
M'Intyre John
2S Brown John
Dunglinson Joseph
Finlay Thomas
Glenesk Charles
M'Dougall Hugh
Ogg William
30 Barr Archibald
Fullarton John
32 Allan Thomas
Barbour James
Downie John
Elliott Henry
Hamilton Mrs William
Hendry Mrs M.
34 Blackley Alexander
Graham Alexander
M'lver Norman
M'Onie William
Moody WT illiam
36 Dickson David
Lang Alexander
Stone James
38 Williamson George
40 Graham Alexander
44 Stone James
46 Thomson John
48 Russell James
50 Cochrane Alexander
52 M'Glashan George
56 Waddell John
66 Brand William
Brymner Mrs James
Turner Samuel
Thomson Robert
68 Beaton John
M'Kellar William
STREET DIRECTORY. 283
M'Whinnie Hugh
71 Fullarton James
M'Neil Robert
Smith John
73 Finnie James
79 Appleton Thomas
Blaine James
EAST SHAW STREET.
4 Crane William
7 Aitken Miss
Cambridge William
Gillies Alexander
11 M'CullochMrs
15 Armour William
Malcolm Joseph
21 Agnew John
Hogg William
M'Lachlan John
23 M'Bride William
M'Lean Alexander
Miller Peter
Smith Archibald
White Thomas
24 Hart Colin
26 Black Daniel
28 Campbell Donald
Turner William
32 Andrew Hugh
Barbour William
Strachan Daniel
EAST STEWART STREET.
11 Hunter Edward
13 Beaton Peter
Orr John
EAST QUAY LANE.
2 Currie Mrs
4 M'Cracken John
9 Griffan James
MAninch Patrick
11 Craig James
13 Campbell Felix
Gray William
M'Ghee Henry

284 STREET DIRECTORY.
EAST WILLIAM STREET.
1 Caldwell Alexander
Lambie J. M.
ELDON STREET.
2 Galbreath John
7 Arkley Mrs
8 Black John
9 Wooley Samuel S.
11 Kincaid Thomas
13 Hill Matthew
16 Brown J. D.
Shand Rev. Alex. Erskine
18 Mories James S.
Tarbet Mrs
19 Macaulay Thomas
20 Clink John D.
21 Carbery Mrs Charles
22 Meldrum Peter
23 Rodger Walter W. B.
32 Macmillan Rev. Hugh
34 Johnston Rev. T. Francis
36 Sword Archibald
38 Paton Miss
39 Duff John
40 Aitken Andrew
Culloden Mrs
42 M'Dougall Duncan
Sharp William
47 Adam Archibald, jun.
48 Davidson Rev. Alexander
49 Shankland Dugald
50 Rowan Thomas B.
51 Lyle Abram
52 Craig Mrs John
M 'Callum Mrs
53 Kerr Miss
58 Harvey Frank E.
Speirs Mrs
61 Baird Robert A.
Finlay J. P.
Finlay Thomas P.
Finlay Mrs Robert
Prentice Miss
.62 Johnston Mrs
Stewart Mrs Andrew
63 Nicol S. F.
67 Gibb Misses
68 Goudie James
70 Cowie Mrs William
Lang Robert
Livingstone Ewing
72 Morgan John
78 Aitken James
87 Grier J. J.
Skinner Mrs Patrick
89 Ramsay Hope Stewart
91 Mackellar Peter
9? Houston G. W.
Houston Mrs Robert
97 Thorburn Walter
98 Mackay Peter
99 Kelso James
103 Skivington Mrs Arthur
105 Brymner John
109 Mackay Mrs C. S.
115 M'Laren A. D.
117 Walker Hugh
119 Caird Mrs John
Morton James, jun.
121 Macfarlane A. A.
Thomson Thomas
Adam George, Woodside
123 Kinipple W. R.
155 Allan Robert
159 Sowter John
161 Baine John
165 Marshall Mrs William
Shore Hon. Henry Noel,
El don Place
ESPLANADE.
Gosset Alfred, Home Cottage
2 Brown Mrs John
6 M'Lean Mrs
8 Orr James
Fulton Allan
11 Hamilton John
21 Wilson Edward
23 Blair Mrs Alexender
Brown James
24 Stronach William
27 Scott Edward
29 Morrison James B.
31 Leitch John

Esplanade (continued)
33 Jarvie Rev. J. M.
34 Buchanan Mrs R.
Dunlop John
35 Algie James
36 Buchanan John L.
37 M'llwraith Hew
38 Steel Hugh
39 MacSymon Robert
40 Forrest John
Forrest Robert
41 Brown R. G.
43 Allison William
46 Rankin William
48 Buchanan Misses
49 Neill Mrs John
50 Gauld Alexander
51 Carswell John, sen.
52 Hill James M,
54 Rankin Daniel
55 Rowan James G
56 Lyle Abram, jun.
57 Bowers Mrs
Smith Mrs James
58 Paul William B.
59 Paton James
60 Finlay A. H.
61 Hendry Mrs Duncan
62 Finlay A. Campbell
Finlay R. B.
63 Ross William
64 M'Morland R. S.
65 Fleming Alexander M.
66 M'Call Thomas
67 Brown Neil
FINNART ROAD.
Dunlop Malcolm F. ,Glenview
Erskine John, Finnart grove
Henry John, Fernbank
Jamieson Mrs, Glenhill
Livingston Alexander
M'Nab Duncan
Stewart John, Glengarden
Warden Robert
FINNART STREET.
1 M'Quarrie Donald
2 Archibald Thomas P.
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Brown Miss
Haddow Miss
Moles James
M'Murrich Thomas D.
Sergeant Thomas George
Smith Dugald
3 Kerr A. J.
4 Boston John
Harris James B.
Menzies Mrs Alex.
Lewis Thomas
Rodger John
Stewart Thomas H.
Sinclair Mrs
5 Warden John
6 Campbell Mrs
Jones William
M'Pherson R. C.
7 M 'Gavin James
9 Leitch W. 0.
11 M'Kechnie Allan
16 Duncan Samuel
17 Steel William
18 Barr James
20 Hamilton George H.
22 Jamieson Thomas
23 Scott Ivie
24 Bruce Mrs Agnes
25 Brownlie Misses
Chalmers Hugh M.
26 M'Call James
27 Hamilton Robert
Wilson Rev. William
28 Clark Archibald
29 Macalister Mrs Daniel
Pettigrew John
30 Brodie James
31 Swan Andrew
32 Blair Thomas A.
33 M'Fayden Mrs
34 Fisher R. F.
35 Douglas Thomas N.
36 Tannahill James
37 Boyd William
38 Paterson James
39 Picken Andrew
41 Robertson James
42 Scott Alexander
43 Morison George
44 Wilson Thomas

286 STREET DIRECTORY.
Finnart Street (continued)
45 M'Kellar Alexander
47 Patrick Adam
49 Houston Robert H.
55 Rennie John
56 Meyer Mrs N.
58 Heyland A. C.
59 Brymner Graham
60 Thomson William
63 Shaw James
64 Laughton Rev. Dr Wm,
65 Paton Archibald
QQ Prentice David
67 Lamb W. L.
Macdonald James
68 Brown Alexander
75 Little James
76 Carmichael John H.
77 Kidd William
79 Philp William
81 M 'Master Alexander
S3 Chalmers Henry
85 Neilson Alexander
Smith J. H.
88 M'Gillivray Duncan
90 Boyd Rev. David
93 Carmichael Mrs Andrew
Carmichael Thomas
95 Blair Robert
97 Laird Hugh, jun.
99 Tweedel James
101 Macdonald George
103 Fullarton Hugh
105 Lyle Alex. P.
107 Lyle James
FORSYTH STREET.
1 Hunter Misses
6 Whiteford James, M.D.
9 MacEachran Dugald
10 Middleton D.
Neill Mrs Thomas
11 Main Hugh
M'Kechnie Allan
12 Hendry Duncan S.
Nuel E.
13 Ogilvie Thomas R.
15 Langwill Archibald
20 Duff Mrs James
22 M 'Arthur Mrs
25 Lusk John
26 Neil George D.
28 Gray John Kerr
30 Reid James, jun.
32 Young Rev. John
34 Buchanan John
36 Rodger John
40 Suttie Charles
43 Watt Miss
45 Prentice Thomas
46 Hunter John C.
51 Macdonald Roderick
53 Blackmore Edward
54 Stewart James K.
56 Crawford William
57 Sinclair James
Sinclair R. H.
58 Jamieson John
60 Macmillan Thomas
Turnbull Alexander J.
FOX STREET.
1 Johnston Alexander R.
2 Baird John
Clark William
Cunningham John
4 Davie Robert
6 Hyndman Mrs Joseph
9 Turner James Wm.
15 Shearer Hugh
17 Thome Robert
1 19 Robertson William
21 Gatherer Peter
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22 Henderson Thomas
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M'Dougall G. R.
35 Anderson Mrs William
39 Bowman James
41 Houston James
Taylor Wm., Eskgrove villa
GEORGE SQUARE.
2 Blair James
Dawson John
Lawrence David
Laurent F. B.
Soutar C. M.
Stewart John

George Square (continued)
2 Millar Samuel
3 Dunlop Thomas
Galbraith Lachlan
Girvati William
Gray A. N.
Henrichs Henry
Mather John
5 Macfarlane Donald
Reid Miss
6 Black Dr J. R.
8 Ferguson James
Johnston Misses
M'Raild Dr Donald
Robertson Mrs Anna
GLEN STREET.
2 Shearer Alexander
3 Chisholm Archibald
4 Speirs William
5 Watson Thomas
6 Fraser Mrs John
7 Fleming Matthew
S Edelsten Richard
9 Buchanan Miss
GREY PLACE.
1 Straiton David
2 Kerr James
Whyte Thomas
5 Crawford William
Gallacher Mrs B.
7 Arbuckle Matthew
M'Ausland John
HAMILTON STREET.
5 M 'Donald Charles
7 Humphreys A. M.
21 Cowie George
23 Appleton Robert
M'Kelvie Mrs
26 M'Pherson Mrs
Stewart Francis
27 Morrison James
29 Faloon John
Wyse Alexander
33 Ferguson Mrs
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33 Tennant Mrs
Thomson James
36 Fletcher A.
37 Laird Hugh
45 Boyle Mrs
Hill Henry
Kelly George
HAY STREET.
6 Tarbet Robert
8 Brodie Archibald
Melrose John
Trail James
Whyte Archibald
10 Warnock Edward
HILL STREET.
I Livingstone Alexander
Shaw William
3 Allan Alexander
Anderson John
Campbell Angus
4 M'Millan W T
illiam
M'Phail John
5 Alexander Terrence
Campbell John
Morrison William
Gray Donald
6 Watt John
7 M 'In tyre James
M'Innes Donald
Ross Robert
8 Buchanan John
Campbell Angus
Smith George
9 Buchanan John
Hamilton Matthew
M'Kinnon John
M'Intyre John
Martin James
10 Allan Robert
Chalmers John
Duncan William
Taylor Mrs Thomas
II M 'Donald Hugh
M'Lellan Anthony

288
HOLMSCROFT STREET.
1 Fairbairn George
Fraser James
M 'Vicar Donald
Yeaman Joseph
2 Brown Rev. A. G.
3 Grant Alexander
M'Lelland Walter
Wright William
Younger John
5 Andrew Alexander
Laird John
Parkhill Allan
Symington Mrs David
6 Walker Alexander
7 M'Dade Mrs
M'Kellar Angus
8 Chalmers Thomas
Robertson Donald
9 Lusk Mrs
M 'Bride Peter
M'Intyre Mrs
11 Callcluth John
Cameron John
13 Crawford Matthew T.
Inglis Mrs James
16 M'Kechnie John
36 Bevcridge Robert
Bone Hugh
37 Connor Charles
M'Kay William
M'Lean Daniel
M'Neil Hugh
Watt Robert
38 Brown Alexander
Caddy James
Green Alexander
M'Gregor John
39 Anderson James
Kay Peter
M'Leish D.
40 Boag James
Borland Alexander
Clark James
Kirk wood Adam
Tyre Mrs Robert
41 Farquhar Charles
42 M'Farlane John
STREET DIRECTORY.
42 M'Kirdy James
M'Vean Duncan
43 M'Intyre William
M'Killop Daniel
Niven Alexander
Thompson Thomas
45 Allan Conway
Colquhoun John
Gilmour James
M'Kellar John
47 Buchanan William
M 'Vicar Mrs
Wilson Mrs Andrew
49 Telfer George
50 Brown Robert
M'Lean Allan
M'Whirter Mrs
Thomson James
51 Adam William
Douglas John
Livingston Mrs John
M'Kechnie William
Roy John
52 Forrester William
Home Robert
Paterson Gavin
53 Gibb William
M'Lean Duncan
55 Angus Mrs
Campbell Duncan
Gilmour Duncan
Morris Walter
57 Hill William John
Parker William
59 Kirk Robert
Miller David
O'Brien Michael
Sutherland Peter
60 Devine David
61 Bell Duncan
Cameron Archibald
Fletcher A.
Joss Robert
Paterson William
63 Campbell Peter
Denny Miss
Scott William
Sealy Charles
64 Wilson Thomas-
65 Kain Thomas

Holmscroft Street (continued).
65 Purfet Henry
66 M'Crae George
M'Cuaig Daniel
M'Neil Archibald
68 Clark James
Home Mrs
Sturgeon James
Sturgeon Miss
70 Tarbet William
73 Drysdale Robert
Guthrie James
Ireland Mrs James
Richmond Alexander
Thomson Duncan
75 Baine James
Byres John
Gay Walter
M'Kellar John
Sym William
77 Anderson John
Brighton John
Fisher Thomas
M'Cutcheon Hugh
Kerr Edward
Todd John
78 Inglis James
Kirkwood Thomas
Kirkwood William
M'Neill Alexander
Wilson Michael
81 Gilliland William
Gowans Andrew
Langwill John
Laird Misses
Lennox James L.
HOPE STREET.
2 Duff James, jun.
5 Bonar James
Duff Robert
M'Kechnie John
Miller Robert
Thomson Lawrence
Tweedle James
6 Cameron Duncan
Conway Edward
Galbraith Donald
M'Cormiek Andrew
STREET DIRECTORY. 28$
6 M'Lachlan William
7 Brown James
King William
M-'Kenzie Daniel
M'Kinnon Archibald
8 Black Thomas
Livingstone Alexander
9 Andrew David
M'Corquodale John
M'Gregor James
Rodger David
10 Logan James
Martin James
13 Cameron Hugh
Campbell James
Gillies Mrs John
Killin Thomas
M'Murray James
Millar George
14 M'Corquodale Duncan
M'Cowatt James
M 'Gibbon David
Orr John
15 Ferrie James
M'Ewing Dugald
M 'Murray James
M 'Galium Donald
M'Kay Daniel
16 Hendry John
Lamont James
Tierney W. B.
W T
allace James
Watkins William
IS Carmichael Hector
M'Larty John
HOUSTON STREET.
1 Peters Rev. D. S.
3 Speirs Mrs
5 Auld Charles, M.D.
Auld William
7 Ballantine James
INGLESTON PLACE.
19 Bamford James
Hendry John
M'Allister Malcolm
M'GilpNeil

290 STREET DIRECTORY.
INGLESTON STREET
2 Lambie Robert
3 Alexander William
M'Dougall James
4 Ball Thomas
5 Parker Peter
Williamson Robert
6 Cannie John
7 Service Thomas
12 Anderson Mrs Hugh
13 Haig Alexander
M'Kellar David
Wilson Alexander
Boyce Mrs
15 M'Kenzie Alexander
17 Buchanan John
Glendinning Alexander
19 Allan David
Fleming Humphrey
Hendry John
Howat James
M'Allister Archibald
21 Buntain Alexander
Ferguson John
Kinnaird James R.
Lang James
Lamont John
Mackay George
Speirs James
23 Black John
Crawford William
Johnston John
Laird John
Lancaster Robert
Low James
27 Arnott James
Kerr Samuel
Smith James
29 Alexander John
M'Kellar Tarbert
Hay Archibald
Thomson James
30 Williams William
Thomson James
31 Anderson James
Boyd Robert
Woltman Matthew
32 Aitkinson Mrs
32 M'Kenzie John
Pollock Alexander
Ritchie Andrew
33 Butterworth Mrs E.
Hunter Adam
Scott Alexander
Jamieson William
34 Thomson John
35 Holterman John
M'Kee Thomas
36 Barclay James
Hunter Thomas
Niven George
Stoodley Benjamin
INVERKIP STREET.
1 M' El wee James
4 Miller A. D.
Stewart Thomas
5 Ritchie William
6 Hardie Mrs John
20 Buchanan Archibald
32 Blair Joseph
48 M'Cormick James
50 Laird Miss
51 Leitch Mrs
52 Andrew Mrs
53 Allison Allan
Morrison Mrs George
Richmond Hugh
57 Gunion William
68 Blades William
Fleming Edward
Murphy Robert
Thompson Mrs G.
JAMAICA STREET.
2 Bell Miss
8 Brown George
12 Boag Andrew
Boag Robert
17 Denney Charles
JOHN STREET.
1 Kelly Mrs
Sweenie Mrs
6 Clapperton John

John Street (continued)
6 Drysdale Thomas
8 Johnston William
9 Mack Robert
1] Campbell Daniel
Hutton Mrs John
17 M'Gill William
20 Bain Alexander
M'Taggart Malcolm
Sutherland Alexander
21 M'Callum Duncan
22 Stone John
Thomson John
24 Bannatyne Ebenezer
Hastie John
25 Bain Thomas
JOHNSTONE STREET.
1 M'Gregor John
7 Hamilton James, Seabank
11 M'Caskill Kenneth
15 Niven Mrs
Patten John, Clydebank ho
KELLY STREET.
1 Sinclair William
Stewart Mrs Ann
Tosh J. Westwood
3 Fyfe George
Hendry Mrs
Low Miss
Orr Miss
5 Gilkison Robert
M'Corquodale Allan
M 'William Duncan
M'Millan Mrs
Milne James, jun.
Brown Duncan
6 Brown Archibald
Keenan Henry
Lamont Neil
Livingston Edward
Tannock Qnintin
7 Birkmyre Henry
Lang John
Lang William
Murdoch Mrs
£ Hagan Charles
STREET DIRECTORY. 291
9 Allison Alexander
Arthur Peter
Blair Miss
Copland James
Forster John
Macbrayne John
10 Fairlie Robert P.
Finlay Mrs Robert
Martin James
Younger Mrs James
11 Black James
13 Inglis James
Kean Francis
O'Brien John
16 Allan Joseph
Dunbar Arthur
M'Fie James
M'Kellar Mrs
Park Graham
17 Chalmers William
Foggerty James
Fully James
Lindsay Washington
18 Graham Mrs John
Liddell Mrs
Lyall Mrs
M'Kenzie Mrs R. M.
M'Leod Alexander
Orr William
19 Douglas William
Thomson Charles
21 Poison Misses
22 Reid Miss
Stewart Robert
23 Masterton Alexander
M'Cormick John
M'Laren Duncan
Taylor Angus
Taylor John
24 Arbuckle Mrs John
Brown Mrs William
Hastie John
Keith Miss
Macdonald John
Macneilage John
Murray John
25 M 'II vain John
30 Black A. L.
Caiser Joseph
M'Lean Archibald

292
Kelly Street (continued)
30 M'Lellan William
Paterson Robert
Paul Robert
32 Lyle James B.
Preston Peter
Walker Alexander
Watt Alexander
Wylie Alexander
S3 Black Mrs
Gilloran James L.
Low William
Maclntyre Alexander
Macnaughtan J. C.
Turner William
34 Cummings Mrs
Keenan John
35 Black William
Blair William
Bruce Mrs John
Fisher Peter B.
Lochhead Mrs
M 'Donald Andrew
Rendall Robert
37 Alston Mrs Alexander
Laurie William
Leed George
Strickland John
Ward Richard
Weir John
39 Grieve Th >mas
Love David
Smith William
50 Curtis Mrs William
51 Campbell John
Dalzell Mrs George
Galloway Robert
Harper Alexander
Mathieson Archibald
M'Lean Hugh
Tobin Christopher
Wilkie Alexander
53 Benson John
M Times William
M'Cfskie Henry
M'Cuiloch Mrs
M'William Jane
Young Archibald
56 Jamieson Mrs Alexander
Johnstone Miss
STREET DIRECTORY.
56 M'Farlane Duncan
Murray Mrs
Stewart Mrs John
58 Chalmers Alexander
Collins Robert
Barton Thomas
M'Farlane Andrew
Mathieson David
Marshall Edward
Ritchie Alexander
Tainsh John
60 Barr Mrs Mary
Jamieson Norman
Murray Charles
Smith William
Stewart William
Watson Thomas
62 Blair Thomas
Dick William
Gilchrist John
Kirk Mrs John
Maitland Alexander
Miller Archibald
M'Ausland Archibald
Murray Robert
64 Blair William S.
Blair Thomas
Jamieson John
Menzies Robert
Wilkie James
66 Edgar William
Fairns Robert
Smith John
KER STREET.
3 Tabell Bartholemew
KILBLAIN STREET,
1 M'Crae William
M'Kenzie John
3 Cuthertson Alexander
Dermody James W.
Pearson Daniel
4 Baillie Wr illiam
Baxter Mrs
M'Aulay Thomas
5 Fleming Robert
Macallist'er Donald

Kiiblaiu Street (continued)
5 M 'Bride Duncan
6 Campbell James
7 Orr William
8 Brown Donald
M 'Lagan Alexander
Niven Mrs
Thomson Henry
13 Climie Robert
LAIRD STREET.
6 Sinclair Mrs
9 Henderson Robert
"12 Garnaway Charles
Johnston John
Leisk Adam
M'Dougall Alexander
Paterson Thomas
Robertson Joseph
15 Allan Mrs Arthur
Arbuckle James
Rougvie John M'D.
Watson Frederick
16 Craigie Mrs George
Gibson William
Morrison William
Reside Mrs
LAURIESTON STREET.
3 Angus James
George Henry Robert
Houghton Samuel V.
Kilgour John
M'Anally Henry
5 Farquharson William
Mathieson John
Paton James
6 Hendry William
M'Guire Mrs
M'Kay Robert
M 'Millan Duncan
7 Allan James
Fyfe James
Glenesk Charles
11 Barclay John
Irvine William
Ingleton Mrs John
13 Thomson Peter
STREET DIRECTORY. 293
LYLE ROAD.
Morrison Finlay D., Alt-nacraig
M'Aulay Peter, Craigs farm
LYLE STREET.
2 Andrew Mrs Alexander
Macdonald D.
M'Kinnon Alexander
Moore Thomas
Stewart Mrs Dugald
3 Campbell Samuel
4 Carmichael Malcolm
Lewis Mrs William
M'Farlane Robert
M'Lelland Mrs
5 Macdougall John, M.D.
9 Boyd William
Gordon Robert
Gilroy William
Walker William
Wood William
10 Barbour Archibald
M'Culloch Joseph
Robertson James
Smith William
Sheddon John
Turnbull Jonathan
11 Clifford William
Hunter Mrs William
Lamont Colin
M 'Galium John
M'Intyre John
Ronald James
12 Dougall Robert
Heron John
M 'Bride John
M'Lean Allan
M'Gugan George
Ramage John
Wotherspoon Alexander C.
13 Ferguson Hugh
Harvey James
Highet James
Hutcheson Miss
Millar Mrs Thomas
Robertson John

294 STREET DIRECTORY.
Lyle Street (continued)
13 Stirling Mrs
14 Campbell Alexander
Currie William C.
Duncan Daniel
Hay Mrs James
Kerr Hugh
Kirkland Thomas
M'Hutcheon Alexander
15 Brown Andrew
Downie Andrew
Gilroy William
Mitchell Francis B.
Pettigrew Robert
17 Chalmers William
M 'Vicar Mrs
Morrison John
Paterson Robert
19 Bonar John
Nicol James
Urquhart William
20 Millar James
Service George
21 Milne Edward
22 Aitchison William
M'Kenzie Mrs
M'Laughlan James
Poison David
Whitelaw Adam
23 Boyd James
Gibbs John
Henderson David
Laing Robert
Livingston Archibald
Poultriniez Francis
Sproul Andrew
24 M'Kellar Alexander
Tulloch Mrs
27 Finlay William
Kerr George
Milloy Hugh
Noble Thomas
29 Brock Archibald
Harley Martin
Lang John
M 'Arthur Mrs Andrew
Swan James
31 Drummond Daniel
Lawson George
M'Kinlay Alexander
31 M'Kissock William
M'Culloch Mrs
M'Girr John
33 Beaton Mrs
Blair Andrew
Grieve James
Walker Andrew
Whyte Daniel
35 Cook Duncan
Morrison Duncan
LYNEDOCH STREET.
1 Agnew Mrs
3 Reid Rev. M.
5 Fletcher Miss J.
Munn Robert
7 Gilligan Mrs Mary
Seath John
9 Andrew Mrs
Clark Andrew
Hamilton Robert
Kempsley Samuel
Murphy John
Watson William
10 Allan William
Anderson John
Cunningham William
Keith Duncan
11 Allan Alexander
Boyce Mrs H.
M'Allister Daniel
Orr James
Carson Andrew
Robertson William
Wallace Thomas
12 Conway Matthew
Currie James
M'Coll John
M 'Donald Thomas
M'Farlane Dugald
M'Lellan Peter
Whiteford Robert
13 Campbell Robert
Chesnut Robert
Duncan Miss
Stuart Mrs
Walker W.
14 Blackwood John
Bell John A.

Lynedoch Street (continued)
14 Chalmers John
Marshall Mrs
Murchie Robert
15 Jamieson Alexander
Macphail Robert
Wallace William
16 Ballantine William
Buchanan Peter
Davidson Miss
Hunter James
M'Nab John
Mitchell James C.
17 Adams W. D.
M'Kenzie Adam
M'Kenzie Mrs
Robertson James
Whyte Thomson
20 Campbell John
M'Lean Neil
21 Barclay Mrs
Brown John
Fulton Miss
Ivey Timothy
Service Mrs John
Swan George W.
22 Grant J.
Small James
Wilkie Angus
23 Benson Mrs William, sen.
Benson Mrs, jun.
M'Alister Archibald
Taylor Alexander
Whyte Archibald
24 Foster Henry H.
Hay J. B.
Henderson John
Lightbody John
Steel John, jun.
25 Clark W. B.
Love Andrew
Napier Archibald
26 Archibald Alexander
Brown Alexander
Carey Robert
Dallas James
Mackay Godfrey
27 Gosnell James
M'Kellar Alexander
28 Black Mrs
STREET DIRECTORY. 295-
28 Crawford William
Fullarton Alexander
Mundie Peter
Sinclair Malcolm
29 Armstrong David A.
Gillies John
Elteringham John
Reid James
30 Black Robert
Campbell John
Edmiston Alexander
Howie Robert
Maven James D.
Waddel James
31 Cameron Donald
Cuthbertson Alexander
M 'Walter Robert
Mathieson John
Ogilvie David
33 Douglas Duncan
Newall Charles
35 Highet John
Johnston Mrs
36 Cameron Daniel
Emslie Andrew
Ewart William
M 'Donald Archibald
M'Dougall John
M'Lean James
Muir William
37 Anderson James
Masson Andrew
M'Neil James, sen.
Ramsay John W.
38 Black Thomas
Caven Alexander
M'Kinnon Donald
39 Bain William
Barr John
Gilmour James
Smith Alexander
Steel Robert
Welsh Joseph
40 Alexander William
M'Lellan John
Walker Robert J.
Whitson Robert
41 Andrew David
Blair Alexander
Campbell Daniel

296
Lynedoch Street (continued)
41 Duncan Archibald
Grant Neil
M 'George James
Smith Hugh
42 Fisher Peter
Stevenson W. C.
43 Brown Alexander
Dunn A. C.
Erskine James
Fay Arthur
Hendry Andrew
Macalister Mrs John
Wray P.
44 Black Mrs James
Johnston William
M'llroy William
Smith Thomas
45 Campbell Mrs Hugh
Macfie John
M'Leod Angus
Weir John
51 Barclay James
Bisset William
Breckenbridge Henry
M 'Donald William
M'Laren John
56 Mullen P. J.
58 Balfour Daniel
Burnside James
Morrison William
Murray William
Smith Samuel
436 Service David
Robertson Miss S.
MACDOUGALL STREET.
2 Barr James
Erskine George
Nisbet Duncan
Jones Robert
Turner Andrew
9 Barclay John
Cameron Allan, Ashfield
MACKENZIE STREET.
28 Farrell James
STREET DIRECTORY.
MADEIRA STREET.
1 Lindsay Miss
Stevenson Miss
MAIN STREET.
15 M'Coll Donald
Weir James'
21 Farrel Robert
34 Hunter William
38 Miller Andrew
Train Mrs
Watt John
40 Cemeron Hugh
I
I 43 Park Boyd
151 Park Matthew
61 Paton Robert
65 Drummond John
|
i 71 Adamson William
MANSE LANE.
3 Hendry William
4 Kane John
MANSIONHOUSE LANE.
4 Macfarlane Robert
Pocock F. A.
MARGARET STREET.
1 Kerr Daniel
7 Munro D. H. C.
Murray Mrs Robert
8 Agnew Alexander
M'Larty Miss
Macmillan John
9 Erskine Henry
11 Grieve Walter
12 Taylor William E.
20 Douglas John
22 Adamson Daniel D.
24 Smith Rev. J. B.
34 Todd Mrs John
36 Black Thomas
40 Smith James
42 Barclay David Elder

Margaret Street (continued)
46 Patterson T. L.
49 Thomson William W.
Steel William, Silwood
MARKET STREET.
3 Fraser Duncan
7 Fegan Peter
14 Paterson Robert
16 M'Kernan Mrs
22 Baxter Archibald
26 Walker Colin
30 M'Donald Donald
Nixon James
MEARNS STREET.
1 Aitken James
2 Biggam Mrs John
Gillies John
3 Cunningham William
Hutcheson Thomas
M'Phail Alexander
Young William
4 Barry Mrs
Mackay George A. D.
Robertson W. M.
Stevenson T. M.
Strachan George
Swan Robert, jun.
6 Ferguson Colin
M 'Arthur Peter
Marshall James
Walloe W. B.
8 Heitman Charles
Lamont Alexander
M'Dougall John
11 M'Kenzie Duncan
12 Filshie George
13 Boag Peter
Laurie Robert R.
Norris Mrs M.
Stewart John
14 Adam William
Cruthers Mrs Ann
Finlay Hugh
Kenyon Mrs
M'Pherson Angus
Stewart John
STREET DIRECTORY. 297
16 Anderson Robert
Gray Miss
Kerr Mrs A.
M'Cormick Donald
M'Lellan Thomas
Weir James
20 Brown John
Steen John
21 M'Brearty Duncan
22 Scott Alexander
26 Caldwell David
Dunn Andrew
Graham John
Henry Archibald
27 Carbery Patrick F.
Crawford Alexander
M'Dougall Duncan
28 Findlay John
29 Craig James
Melvin Daniel
Wilson James
32 King Mrs
34 Hutchison William
35 Simpson John
36 Ramsay John
38 Cook William
M'Naught Mrs
Milligan William
Shand Robert
Turnbull John A.
40 Bremner Alexander
Crawford Robert P.
41 Agnew Mrs
Andrew David
Creighton Donald
Kerr Archibald
Munro Daniel
42 Dowie Ebenezer T.
Sim John
Stevenson David
43 Blair Mrs John
Irving Christopher
Kean Thomas
44 Holms John
Jackman Captain W. A.
46 M'Millan Hugh
47 Davidson Andrew
Harrison Thomas
Malcolm W. H.
Waddell Mrs

298 STREET DIRECTORY.
Mearns Street (continued)
49 Conner John
Henderson William
Nicholson James
Whitelaw Mrs Alexander
MILL STREET.
1 Brown Archibald
M'Kay Mrs
7 Douglas Mrs G.
Ross Alexander
11 M'Coll Daniel
14 Watson Thomas C.
MOFFAT STREET.
2 Kay Rev. Thomas
3 Baxter Andrew
MOUNT PLEASANT ST.
3 M'Creadie James
M'Intosh Duncan
4 Campbell Hugh
M'Kechnie Dugald
Wilkie Angus
5 Baine Miss
Bone Henry
Jenkins Mrs John
Pattison David D.
Watson William
6 Gilchrist Peter
Macdonald Angus
Murray John
7 Campbell Peter
Clark James H.
Cowan Mrs
Lennox James
Letham John
Smith Robert M.
8 Crawford John
M'Kee Richard
Sinclair Mrs Walter
9 Craig John
Graham Mrs
M'Quoid William
Sinclair Mrs Walter
9 Tiffin Joseph
13 Cameron Matthew
Carmichael Dugald
Cram Peter
Edgar George
Kerr Mrs James
15 Anderson Mrs
Black John
Cook David
Harper Alexander
Macaulay James
M'Callum William
Ritchie Robert
17 Hoy Andrew
M'Dougall Colin
Snoddy James
Speed Mrs John
Todd William
19 Brown John
Fleming John
Harrower T. H.
M'Intyre William
M'Kechnie James
Morrison John
Notman Robert
Taylor Miss
20 Bowie James
Hutcheson Andrew
M'Nair Thomas
21 Baine Mrs William
24 Muir Miss Janet
25 Auld John
M'Dougall Donald
M'Intyre John
Nugent Joseph
Sweeney George
26 Hill Robert
28 Kinloch John
32 Duncan John
Easton George
Green John
Love John
Wallace James
34 Halliday John
Simpson Richard
36 Ford George
M'Farlane Arthur
M 'Lean John
Simpson William
Weir William

MUKDIESTON STREET.
2 Hannah William
M'Farlane Thomas
6 Ferguson John
Kerr Samuel
Orr Archibald
8 Wilson Thomas
10 Binning James
Boyce Hugh
Campbell John
Gardner John
Canfield Bichard
M'Lean Hugh
12 Fordyce Lewis
Gardner Walter
Templeton Matthew
NELSON STREET (Glebe).
4 Campbell John
Drummond Robert
6 Munro George
Sim Mrs
Stewart John
NELSON STREET (West).
1 Smith John
2 Bell Miss
Maclachlan John
M'Gregor Misses
3 Clarke William
4 Aitken John
Boyle Miss
Malcolm Alexander
Smith John
Yeo Mrs D. D.
5 Brown W. J. M.
6 Angus John
Brown William
Currie Samuel
Kemp Joseph
Warden John
7 Davidson James
Davidson Robert
9 Bain Walter
Brown Peter
Craig Miss
STREET DIRECTORY.
9 Eddington Adam B.
Ireland Mrs
King Gilbert
Kirkpatrick John W.
Paterson Mrs Wm.
11 Brand Henry
Cuthbertson Robert S.
M'Callum Misses
M'Lea James S.
Oswald James G.
Sinclair Mrs Peter
Stevenson Mrs James
Morrison James
Walker Andrew
13 Bowen C. H.
Cowan Mrs
Law Mrs James
Lawson Mrs
M'Lean James
M'Nab Mrs
M'Neil Alexander
Schroder Charles
Sinclair Archibald
Sweenie Joseph
14 M'Crae Daniel
15 Campbell Mrs Colin
Dickie J.
Docherty Frank
Downie James
Duncan Robert
Ewing Mrs
Humphrey Joseph
Longwell Mrs William
Macnaughtan Duncan
Stirling James
Young Janet
17 Boag Mrs
Duncan Mrs Colin
Mackaskill Malcolm
Mathieson Robert
Watt John
27 Boyd Miss
Duff Mrs
Kennedy Alexander
Mathieson Mrs Robert
Miller Mrs
Wink John
29 Armour William
Barr Alexander
Campbell Archibald
299'

300 STREET DIRECTORY.
Nelson Street West (continued)
30 Currie Peter
Thomson Miss Jane
Anderson John
Douglas Mrs James
M'Leod Mrs
M 'Naught Mrs William
M 'Naught Mrs Peter
Pollock John M.
32 Campbell James
Crawford Mrs Charles
Dick Miss
Gate Walter
Glass John
Haxton James
Low Thomas
Thomson George
34 Armour George
Guthrie R. B.
Justice Mrs William
Malcolm Mrs
Munro William
M'Gregor Charles
Ritchie Hugh
Weir Robert
35 Cameron Mrs
Gow William
M'Crindle James
Philips David, jun.
Thorn Archibald
Thorn John
Watson James
36 Cairney W. A.
Hutcheson Miss
Stevenson Alexander
37 Carson Henry
Kirkwood Alexander
Marshall William
Mathieson Robert
Moffat George
Paterson James
Ramage Miss Jessie
Swan Mrs Ann
39 Black Adam
Boyd Johnstone
Crawford William
Hunter William
Munro Duncan
Ross James
Storer James
40 Arnott John
Cameron Samuel
Miller Mrs Thomas
41 Bark Andrew
Kennedy Mrs William
Macadam Mrs Peter
Marr James
M'Dougall Mrs Janet
Scott Walter
Symington David
Williamson James
NEWARK STREET.
4 Thorburn J. G.
5 Kerr John S.
6 M'Callum Duncan
7 Grieve Robert, Glenholm
8 Leitch Arthur 0.
9 Ferguson Alexander,Glenlea
Scott, A. jun., Woodsworth
11 Conning John
Morton James, Balclutha
13 Caird Colin S., Dungourney
15 Caird James T., Belleaire
Clapperton John, Drumslea
Cowan John, Stoneleigh
Cuthbert Robert, The Craigs
17 M'Neil Thomas
30 Paterson R. R., Elmhurst
37 Smart J. R.
NEWTON STREET.
5 Edgar John
Hoy George
M'Arthur"John
M 'Arthur Mrs Thomas
O'Keefe Thomas
7 Cuthbertson James R.
Lang William
M'Farlane David
13 Anderson Alexander
Blackshaw Rev. Samuel
Brown Duncan
Hall Joshua
Murray Mrs William
Russell Andrew
Smith David
Smith James

Newton Street (continued)
13 Yuill Mrs
15 Allan John
Bruce George
Crawford Alexander
Johnston John R.
Johnson Thomas
M'Kenzie Henry E.
M'Murrich Mrs Jessie
M'Laucklan James
Montgomery Andrew S.
17 Ferguson Edward
Honeyman Mrs
Houston John
Innes William
Mackenzie Peter
Muirhead Alexander
Sinclair Angus
19 Bathgate Charles
Bonnar James
Dawson Miss
Tough David
21 Dodds James
Justice William
Malcolm John
M'Kechnie Allan, jun.
Young James
23 Bilcase John
Currie David
Macnaught A.
Malcolm John
M'Kinnon Donald
Patrick John B.
Swanston David
25 Altmont Duncan
Campbell C. T.
Dick James M.
M'Jannet John
Rattray James
Ross Hugh
Wallace James
27 Sandeman Edward
29 Millar S. H.
31 Park Matthew
33 Blanche Richard
Twigg Edward
35 Rodger Mrs Alexander
37 Williamson George
39 Muir R. G.
44 Adam James
STREET DIRECTORY.
45 Swan William
46 Jamieson Thomas
49 Baxter Mrs John
Leitch Miss
51 Steele Robert, jun.
53 Grey Charles
M* Parian e Mrs J. A.
55 Marquis Miss
57 Johnstone Rev. M. P.
59 Walker H. W.
Walker John
61 Hutcheson Rev. James
63 Walton Utrick
65 Mories Alex. S.
67 Allan Robert
6S Borthwick Thomas
NICOLSON STREET.
1 Rowan John
Thomson Robert
S Campbell Nicol M.
Crawford James
Currie John
Dow John
9 M'Callum Malcolm
M 'Millan Mrs John
Morrison Peter
13 Campbell John, sen.
15 Brown John
Lyle Edward
18 Macrae John
20 Armour Matthew
23 Anderson Mrs
26 Hodge Mitchell
27 Dunlop Mrs William
Hyndman James
Martin John
M'Kellar Mrs
SAveeney Mrs A.
Watson John
29 Barron Mrs
Kennedy Alexander
31 M'Millan Alexander
Murray Mrs
33 Donald William
M'Farlane Johnstone
35 Kennedy James
M'Lean Hugh
Nicolson Birkett
301

302 STREET DIRECTORY.
Nicolson Street (continued)
36 Stevens Alexander
38 Simpson Mrs Martha
40 Harvie R. D. N.
Irvine Mrs John
Watson Thomas
41 M'Laughlin James
43 M'Intyre Colin
47 Martin Patrick
49 Alexander Alexander
Johnston Thomas
M'Cradie Thomas
M'Corquodale Lachlan
51 Aird David
M'Bride Mrs
Murray Murdoch
61 M'Donald Mrs
63 Brown David
Kerr Thomas
Leitch Charles
Ronald Mrs
Stewart W. R.
65 Campbell Robert
M'Donald Donald
M'Watters William
Rodgerson William
Wooler James
67 Dunlop Allan
Flockhart John
Govan Quintin
M'Phee Angus
Patrick Robert
Rhodes Alexander
Sinclair Donald
69 Boyd James
Ewing Mrs Jane
Kirk John
Leitch Nicol
Morris John
Muir James
Ritchie Thomas
Smith John
Wilson Miss
71 Calderwood Robert
Christie David
Duthie Mrs
Mitchell William
M'Kelvie Miss Mary
Scott John C.
Taylor James
71 Watson Hugh M. P.
73 Downing William
Gallacher Mrs
Gordon Mrs
Hosea Robert
Kane George
Kerr John
Lamont Miss
Shirley Miss
WILE STREET.
5 Graham James
M'Kenzie Colin
7 Boyd William
Morton John
Pearson Mrs James
8 M'Farlane Robert
10 Jamieson James
12 Faller Joseph
Nicolson David
Smith Mrs William
OCTAVIA TERRACE.
1 MacCulloch Colin
2 Low John
3 Maclean James
Neill Thomas, Towei lands
Neill Willliam, Towerlands
Oliphant Robert S., Balgray
Oliphant W. K., Lochwards
19 Glen James
21 Lyle William P.
25 Clerk Duncan
Curtis Charles H., Ebberly
Kerr Robert, Westfield
Neill Wm, J., Lawthorn
51 Thorne Thomas M.
55 Anderson John
63 Warden James B.
65 Agnew David
67 Watson James
OLD HILLEND.
2 Smith William
Hendry John
4 Copeland Nathan
Hendry John Alexander

Old Hillend (continued)
5 Anderson Alexander
Watson George
6 Liddell Mrs John
Smith Gavin
Stirrat Robert
Young Robert
ORANGEFIELD PLACE.
1 Campbell John
2 Sheridan Robert
Clark Andrew
3 Gillies George D.
Macfie John
7 Jamieson Misses
9 Cook Robert
ORCHARD STREET.
3 Knox Thomas
Smith George
5 Buchanan John
Murdoch Roderick
Reid Alexander
Stewart James
Swan Robert
PATRICK STREET.
6 Caldwell William
Pollock William
9 Law Archibald
12 Adams John
14 Angland Rev. John
Gaule Rev. Patrick
Taylor Rev. Alexander
19 Denniston John S.
Irvine Mrs
20 M'Culloch Rev. J. M., D.D.
21 Richmond Archd. F., M.D,
22 M'Intyre John D.
23 Pennell Charles
24 Crawford Hugh B.
Fraser Mrs
Hunter John
M 'Michael Mrs
Peace Mrs
26 Baine John A.
Cairns William
STREET DIRECTORY. 303
26 Fyfe Mrs
Glover Mrs
Kelso Robert
27 Flockhart John
M'Cuaig Samuel
M 'Donald Hugh
M'Kenzie Duncan
M'Phail John
29 Bathgate George
Lawrie Mrs Robert
M'Culloch John, M.D.
Mure F. H.
Smith Allan B.
Young David
PORT-GLASGOW ROAD.
Alexander Alex. Bogston
Lennox John, Bogston
Russell Jas., Greenfield cot
9 Pettigrew Janet
PRINCES STREET.
2 Mathieson John
Watson James
12 Wardrop David
PROSPECTHILL STREET.
1 Kirkpatrick William
3 Innes Joseph
Innes William
Speirs Archibald
4 Clark James G.
Gray James
M'Gowan James
Telfer John
7 Adam Robert
M'Millan David
Watson Robert
9 Hamilton John
M 'Cowan John
11 Fortune David
RATHO STREET.
1 Allan James
Downie William
5 Anderson Peter
Boffey R. S.

S04
Ratho Street (continued)
5 Laurie John
7 Alexander Gilbert
Mills Robert
Rattray William
Young J. S.
Oakfield east
9 Cameron A. ,
STREET DIRECTORY.
Duncan James
Fullarton Rev. Archibald
Gordon G.
Hendry D. S., Oakfield east
Johnston Robert
Kincaid J. G., Oakfield west
Thomson Rev. Peter
REGENT STREET.
3 Armour Mrs Win.
Brock John
Campbell Samuel
Clark John
Hyde John
MTntyre Alexander
M'Keracher Alexander
Oughterson John
Watson John
5 Buchanan Neil
Lewis George
M'Allister Mrs
10 Blair Mrs
Boyle James
Brown Mrs John
Eaglesham John
Fyfe Robert
M 'Galium John
11 Buchan Mrs William
Russell Henry
Walker James
12 Fawcett Samuel
M'Gregor William
14 Bowie Thomas
Clark Miss
Lei sh man James
Orkney William
15 Burns John
M'Nair Mrs
Stewart John
16 Hyndman Mrs John
18 Patrick Robert
19 Adam Edward B.
19 Bell David
Christie Malcolm
Ellis Robert
Hilliard William
Logan Robert
Munn Mrs
Welsh Robert
25 Currie Alexander
Napier James
Whyte George
27 Bell James
Campbell Miss
Johnston William
Miller Thomas
M'Nish Robert
Muir Miss
Simpson John
29 Bell Peter
Hendry Robert
Moffat Robert
M 'Donald Alexander
Wilson Andrew S.
30 Fisher John
31 Bell James
Sharp John
33 Aitken Mrs
Austin Adam
Gase William
MTntyre Duncan
Stove Thomas
35 Conway Francis
Marshall James
Miller Thomas
Tough William
37 Vincent A. G.
39 Stewart A. D.
42 Laird Mrs John
Mackay Edward
45 Orr John, jun.
46 King Thomas
52 M'Kinnon Norman
53 Kennedy Daniel
54 Douglas James
Kerr James
Kinnaird James
Service John
57 Turner John
Walker John
59 Campbell Angus
Lang James

Regent Street (continued)
59 Shepherd William
60 Kinloch Thomas
. M'Lea
Miss
61 Campbell Dugald
Cambbell Mrs
62 Hyslop William W.
MacNaught John W.
Mathieson John
Millar Mrs John
Wood William
65 Bucklitsch Edward
Nicolson James
66 Baillie George
Henderson William
Hepburn Thomas
Macnaught John
Nicolson John
Wilson David
67 Barbour Miss
Bush Joseph
Campbell Mrs
Flight John
Gillies Miss
Johnson Elias
Mitchell David
69 Brown Dugald
Carmichael Donald
Clapperton Mrs
Fisher John
Rattray John
71 Caldwell William
Lauder Mrs James
Leslie Robert
M'Rae John
73 Barclay John
Duffey Daniel
M'Arthur Thomas
Orr William C.
75 Bell John, jun.
Graves Thomas
Millar John
Weir Mrs E.
77 Cawthorne William
Clunie James
Johnston William
Orr John
Thomson James
Weir Miss Janet H.
STREET DIRECTORY. 305
ROBERTSON STREET.
2 Brotchie Donald
Duncan Rev. Alexander
M'Donald Angus
M'Kelvie David B.
M'Lellan Miss
Thomson Donald
4 Brock James
Fleming John
M'Cammond David
Paul Mrs R.
Ritchie Alexander
Service Mrs W.
Shearer William
5 Farquhar Mrs William
M'Kelvie Mrs
Maclachlan Dugald
Slater James, jun.
Thomson Robert
7 Macleod Neil
15 Armit James
Campbell Mrs William
Cuthbertson Thomas
16 Carmichael Mrs James
Gibb Walter
Howat Robert
Lamont William
Learmouth Adam A.
M'Whirter David
17 Black James W.
Brown John
Fleming Rubert
Gibb Walter
Hector Mrs James
Jaffrey G. W.
MacFadzean Robert
Miller John
18 Blair William
Carswell John, jun.
Jamieson Misses
Reed Richard J
20 Blair Robert
22 Dickie George B.
Macdonald Mrs Daniel
M'Tavish D.
Whitelaw Robert
ROPEWORK STREET,
2 Took William
3 Bannatyne Mrs Robert

306 STREET DIRECTORY.
ROSNEATH STREET.
2 Mason Robert, Clyde house
ROSLIN STREET.
3 Stewart William
5 Town end Richard
6 Stewart Mrs John
ROXBURGH STREET.
5 Campbell John H.
More Andrew
Ritchie Mrs Hugh
7 Campbell Mrs Peter
Galloway Allan, M.D.
9 Smith Miss
Little Mrs James
11 M'Lellan Mrs Duncan
M 'Vicar Agnes
Scotland James
Scott Miss
15 Campbell Charles
M'Lachlan John
Wilson Joseph R.
Young William
19 Macpherson Mrs
20 Bannigan D.
21 Isbister James B.
Millar John, Newtondale
cottage
23 Brown Mrs W. S.
M'Dougall John
Graham John
Staratt Mrs
Sutherland Mrs
Urcp.ihart Mrs
Yeats John R.
24 Kay James
27 Douglas George
Kennedy Robert
30 Agnew Andrew
Buchanan William
Fisher Mrs John
Jamieson Mrs Thomas
Morrison John
33 Merrylees James
Swan Robert
41 Bisset John
M'Arthur Robert
Marshall John
42 Joyce Stephen
Mackie James
Weston Thomas
47 Soutar William
50 Brown John
Robertson William
Suttie Mrs Robert
Williamson Thomas
62 Kinnell Mrs James
64 M'Arthur Mrs
Blackie Robert
Mossman William
Ogilvie John
65 Muir David
Nicol Andrew
66 Anderson James
Ferguson Thomas
Flood Luke
Macfie William
M'Kinlay Miss
67 Allison Mrs
Cameron Charles
Dick Archibald
Harper John
M'Arthur Archibald
68 Lennox Neil
69 Dallas William
Fisher John
M'lver John
70 Harper Miss
Kellet George
Weir Duncan
71 Graham Mrs
Kerr John
M'Cartney William
M'Glashan Archibald
72 Boyd Hugh
Thomson Miss
Todd William
74 Fraser John
Johnston John
75 Lauder David
77 M'MillanJohn
80 Canning Mrs
H}'slop G. K.
81 Lang James
Lovell John

Roxburgh Street ( continued)
81 Lyle Archibald
M'Lean Mrs
Yorston Mrs
S2 Kelly Hugh
M'Fadyen Mrs
83 Campbell Alexander
M'Kay Charles
M'Lachlan Duncan
Rippon Joseph W.
Robertson Arthur
84 Handyside Robert
Wright Thomas
85 Campbell Duncan
Finlay Duguid
Hannah James
Johnston John
86 Darroch Mrs
87 Brown Joseph C.
Cullen William
Edgar James
M'Kellar Hugh
M'Lean Hugh
89 Harrower Mrs Thomas
Ker Henry
M 'Cowat Thomas
M'Kellar Archibald
91 Robertson John
93 Campbell Neil
Crawford William
Gray Archibald
Johnston William
Whiteford William
95 Scott Mrs James
Weir Alexander
Wilson David
97 Adam James
Dickie William
Hill James
Parker Joseph
Thomson Robert
RUE-END STREET.
5 Anderson William
29 Kerr John J.
King Robert
Kirkwood William
51 Bowman Mrs
59 Binnie Alexander
STREET DIRECTORY.
59 Campbell Mrs Charles
M 'Donald John
63 Burnet Joseph
M'Lean Archibald
Robertson William
65 Campbell Robert
M'Ghee John
M'Phail Colin
Robertson William
67 Black Mrs G
Jacobs Peter
Lyon Malcolm
Steen Edward
ST ANDREW SQUARE.
2 Muir Robert
ST ANDREW STREET.
1 Shanks Hugh
2 Livingston Duncan
Norton Frederick
3 Faulds James
Stirling Robert
11 Meldrum George
307
ST LAWRENCE STREET.
Lyon David, Hillside cot.
2 Holmes James
Lyle John
6 Wilson James
Stitt Mrs John
7 Taylor William
8 Jamieson Archibald
Wales Miss
12 Brodie Mrs James
Gibson Charles
M 'Gibbon Jane
14 Agnew Robert
Hutcheson John
Phillips Patrick
18 Dinning John
Lyon Dugald
Lyon David
Lyon Peter
M 'Donald Duncan
Shepherd George
Stewart James

308 STREET DIRECTORY.
St Lawrence St. (continued)
22 Barbour William
Docker Edward
M'Farlane Robert
M 'In tyre Duncan
Yuill William
24 Ralston William
Thomson Peter
40 Arthur Thomas
Fielding Alexander
M 'Donald Charles
Smith Robert
Wylie Allan
42 Angus Robert
MacEachran Gilbert
48 Campbell Alexander
Johnston Thomas
M'Dougall Duncan
Polonis James
5$ Anderson John
Black Daniel
Irvine Robert
Morrison Robert
Sandford John
52 Blair Hugh
Hunter Robert
54 Anderson James
Howie James
56 Black Peter
Crombie Mark
Ewing James
Foster Edward B.
Turner John
Watt Neill
SALMON STREET.
2 Docherty Mrs
5 Alone Thomas
SINCLAIR STREET.
4 Coady William
Forbes Mrs George
6 Rice Benjamin
SHAW PLACE.
1 Cairns James
2 Gray Mrs John
M'Neil John, jun.
2 Wilson Alexander M.
3 Grier William
Rennie James
Turner Mrs John
4 M'Cunn James
M'Kail James
5 Scott Peter
6 Hendry James
7 Baird Miss
Kirkwood Robert
8 Buchanan John
M'Lean James
Tierney Mrs John
9 Blair Thomas
Simpson A. C.
1,0 Greenwood George
SHAW STREET.
5 Morton John
8 Napier Henry
15 M'Tavish Jane
17 Docherty James
Leitch William
34 Colligan Patrick
40 Carchrie James
44 Donachie Edward
50 Haggarty Conrad
M 'Arthur Donald
55 M'Ghee Peter
SERPENTINE WALK
22 Condon Rev. M.
Bisset Rev. Alex.
SIR MICHAEL STREET.
5 Lambert Francis
15 Davidson Mrs
16 M'Cartney William
17 Cameron John
18 Maitland Mrs
23 Graham Donald
Scott John
24 Borthwick Thomas
Rae John
25 Cameron James
Houston William
Muir Samuel
27 Blair Mrs

Sir Michael* Street (continued)
28 Park Angus
33 Anderson Mrs James
35 Downie William
40 Harvie Alexander N.
41 Cowan Alexander R.
Gait Robert
M'Lean John
SOUTH STREET.
1 M'Neil Donald
2 Campbell Mrs John
Hutcheson Daniel
Martin James
Miller Thomas
Nisbet Mrs
4 Brodie Mrs
Hood William
Kennedy Hugh
Lang Robert
Small Robertson
8 Brodie Miss
Gibson Walter
Glen Archibald
Glcyn John
Muir Mrs Jane
Stewart Mrs
9 M'Naught John
10 Boyd David
Boyd John
Wilson David
10 Duncan John
Liddell James D.
11 Duncan R. B.
12 Baxter Mrs James
Crawford Robert
Feme William
Inglis Robert
James William
Jamieson Robert
Rose Neil
Rogers George R.
Scott Robert
14 Charteris James
Crawford William
Easton Robert
Nutt William
Robertson William M'D.
Stewart John
STREET DIRECTORY.
14 Thomson Robert
15 Kidcl Robert
Moss James
M 'Robert James
Peters John
Wilson M.
16 Dick Andrew
Grant Patrick
Hutcheson John
M'Callum Donald
Waun John 0.
17 Archibald William, jun.
Bendell William
Hamilton Alexander
Hodge William
Rippon Cornelius W.
Ross John
18 Born Joseph
Collins Mrs J. B. S.
Higgins William
Inglis James
Jeffrey John
Letham Miss
Nightingale Edward
M'Arthur James
19 Butler George M.
Garrick Lawrence
M'Arthur Hugh
M'Pherson Peter
20 Bowie Andrew
Dempster James
Fisher Thomas
Gibb Mrs
Gordon James
Gordon John
Stewart Charles F.
22 Crawford James
Crawford Mrs Robert
Davidson George
Hunt John
Johnston James
M'Innes Mrs
M'Luskie Thomas
Riddell George
Ramsay Alexander
24 Barclay John
Coupar Mrs
Dick Thomas
Gallacher Patrick
M'Geachan James
309

310 STREET DIRECTORY.
•South Street (continued)
24 Semple James
Stewart Mrs Alexander
26 Bruce Robert
Blair Miss
Campbell Donald
Comrie Mrs
Mitchell Robert
Paterson Jervis
28 M'Cuaig Magnus
30 Allan David
Cram William
Hoggan John
Lawson Matthew
Murray John
Wallace James
32 Denny John
Devlin James P.
Mackie William
M'Kie William
SPRINGKELL STREET.
1 Simpson James
2 M 'Master Peter
6 Laird Alexander
8 Hosie Andrew
M 'Farlane James
10 Leitch James
Young Robert
13 M'Kinnon Daniel
Spence David
SUGARHOUSE LANE.
-22 Drummond Alexander
Thomson Daniel
Orkney Mrs
26 Brown Archibald
31 Niven William
TERRACE ROAD.
10 Cameron Donald
Maxwell Alexander
Mechan Thomas
M'Keeman William F.
Rae John
12 Baxter Malcolm
Howie Hugh
14 M'Kay Charles
Orr John
Sutherland Roderick
Williamson Alexander
TOBAGO STREET.
9 Smith Mrs
Tregellas Walter
11 M'Callum Peter
12 Hastie Andrew
17 Forrester Mrs David
18 Fitzpatrick Patrick
M'Cabe Peter
19 M'Allister Daniel
22 MAJister Archibald
M'Dougall John
32 Paterson William
TRAFALGAR STREET.
3 Adams Ralph
Bain Alexander
4 Simpson Gordon
5 M'Lachlan John
Williamson Daniel
6 Bones Richard
Buchan John
Dunning Matthew
M 'Cowan William
8 Campbell Miss
9 Chalmers Peter
Orr James
Paterson Charles
10 Park John
12 M'Kellar Mrs
Sinclair Walter
Weir James C.
Whiteside Alexander
15 Blair Daniel
Brodie James
17 Millar James
19 Baxter John
Burrows William
Clark Duncan
Graham Archibald
Jamieson John
M'Kenzie Charles
Sloan James
Stevenson Mrs James-

Trafalgar Street (continued)
21 Burns George
Grant George
Luckham James
Watson John
22 Aitken Edward
Buntain Willium
Innes Neil
Kerr Peter
M 'Bride Alexander
23 Kinnaird William
M'Kay Robert
M'Kellar Robert
Robertson Charles
Smillie William
24 Blake Edward
Hodgson William
Kennedy Donald
. M'Callum
John
M'Neil Allan
25 Colville James
M 'Lachlan Kenneth
Williamson William
26 M'Intyre Duncan
M'Kenzie George
Vanhcever John
27 Jacobsen Salem
Love William
Orr Mrs
28 iNelson Charles
White William
29 Blackwood James
31 Flint James
Grant Mrs
Whyte Archibald
36 Blair Mrs
39 Hamilton George
45 Barron Alexander
Crawford Bryce
Duncan James D.
Elliot Thomas
M'Farlane Alexander
47 Allison Thomas
Armitage William
Ferguson Thomas
M'Kellar Neil
Smith John
Watson Matthew
49 Allison John
Boyd James, jun.
STREET DIRECTORY. 311
49 Carson Thomas
Ferguson James
Renfrew James
Sommerville James
UNION STREET.
1 Gray Robert
Wallace Miss H.
Wilson George
4 Dick Misses
5 Armour Alexander
Mackie Charles
Paterson Robert
Thomson George
6 Harvey Mrs R.
7 Livingstone John
9 Paton Allan Park
12 Dunbar Miss
Lang Mrs James
M'Callum Archibald
13 Graham James
14 Smith Miss
16 Wallace James, M.D.
17 Murphy 0. L.
Robertson Mrs John
20 Mill Mrs Charles
M'Gill Mrs John M.
21 Ferguson Charles
M'Farlane Mrs Robert
22 Douglas Dr John C.
29 Fraser Charles
33 Brown M. M'C.
Hair William
34 Scott John, jun.
36 Rennie Robert
37 Ballantine John H.
38 Shankland Robert
39 Boyd Mrs Andrew
40 Tasker Mrs Andrew
41 Brownlie Misses
44 Smith Harry
48 Hutch eson John M.
51 Neill James
53 Black Patrick M.
Bryce John
56 York James
57 Lyle Alex.
Whyte John
60 Scott Joseph D.

312 STREET DIRECTORY.
Union Street (continued)
61 Frew Rev. John
62 Methven Cathcart W.
63 Letham William
Morton A. C.
65 Agnew James
Blair Miss
Smith Mrs
Steele Miss
66 M'Clure William
67 Anderson Mrs Richard
68 Robertson L. B.
69 Niccol Robert
70 Cowan Mrs
72 Lyle Robert
73 Russell James
Stark Thomas
75 Allison Mrs John R.
Craig George
Wright Mrs Robert
77 Lindsay William
78 M'Kirdy Mrs
82 M'Clure James L.
86 Brown George H.
YENNEL.
18 Docherty Daniel
M'Millan John
31 North Thomas
37 Dillon John
49 Simpson William
WATT PLACE.
1 Aitken William N. A.
Anderson Andrew
Houston Mrs James
Stewart James
2 Blair Mrs Joseph
Cunningham Wm. D.
Dunlop Miss
Ferguson George
Hunter John
Thomson Peter
Williamson Mrs
WATT STREET.
3 Brown Alexander
Symington John
4 Fleming Daniel
M'Kellar David
M'Millan William
Ness James
Tobin Patrick
5 Johnston Thomas
Macintyre James
Walker Robert
6 Lemon James
M'Crae Neil
Main Robert
Mayors R. G.
Robertson Donald
8 Boyd Mrs James
Darroch Dugald
Gillies John
Hodge William
M'Culloch James
M'Kechnie John
9 M'Ausland Archibald
Scott Robert
Wells James
10 Logan Francis
Macdonald Allan
M'Laughlan James
M'Lean John
11 Archer Thomas
Cook John
Laird William
Rennie Thomas
Robertson George
Thomson Michael
12 Blue Robert
13 Douglas Mrs
M 'Arthur Daniel
Smith Peter
WELLINGTON STREET.
2 Lee Robert
Young David
4 Wilson John, L.R.C.P.E.,
and L.R.C.S.E.
6 M'Quistan Mrs Finlay
8 Angus Thomas
Brady James
Daw Mrs Alexander
M'Allister Mrs George
Struthers George
9 Campbell Peter, jun.

Wellington Street (continued)
9 Lang James, jun.
Shearer James
Watson Alexander L.
10 Campbell Norman
Hutcheson James
M'Call Archibald
M 'Donald John
Ross Baillie
Wood Mrs Thomas
12 Campbell Thomas
Drummond John
Fulton John
Ingram William
12 M'Whirter Hugh
Weir William M. G.
14 Allan Mrs Alexander
Fairgrieve Thomas
Mearns James
Pow Edward
Robertson Andrew
Rorison Thomas D.
Stewart Thomas 0.
Whyte Thomas
16 Barron James
Boyd Mrs Daniel
Grant Isabella
Millar Arthur
Lewis Charles
Shearer Mrs
18 Barr William
Cameron Dugald
Pirrie Mrs R.
Spencer Mrs
19 Mathieson Lindsay
M'Rae Alexander
M'Lean John
M'Taggart Archibald
Wilson Michael
20 Allan James
Crawford W. H.
Finnie Daniel
Grandison James
M'Coll William
M'Farlane John
M'Leiland James
Wylie Alexander
21 Grant Mrs D.
Hunter Mrs
Stevenson Archibald
STREET DIRECTORY. 313
22 Anderson William
Bryson Mrs J.
Cadin William
Gait Archibald
Mxiir Hugh
14 Colder Mrs
Ferguson Angus
M'Dougall Neil
M'Kellar Daniel
M'Kenzie Peter
M'Millan William
Muir Mrs Robert
Selby William S.
Whitelaw Thomas
25 Gaff Daniel R.
26 Cochran Robert
Ferguson Mrs John
M'Intyre Donald
Munn William
Simpson Matthew
26 M'Kellar Peter B.
2S Borland Alexander
Cameron William
Calder Alexander
Duncan Robert
M'Lean Archibald
Niven John
Rodger James
Simpson Alexander
Tytler Matthew
Williams Alfred
30 Aikman Mrs
Arroll Mrs
Campbell Donald
Innes Joseph
M 'Donald John
Parlane William
Swan John
32 Blair Hugh
M'Callum Alexander
35 Holburn John
37 Holborn Robert, sen.
39 Jamieson John R.
43 Baine William
45 Beattie James
52 M 'Queen Neil
54 Findlay William
58 Walker James
64 Gray David W.
King William

314
64 Laird Mrs James
M'Kellar Andrew
66 Arkley Arthur
Downie Mrs
Easton Robert F.
Houston David
M 'Arthur James
M'Cormick Mrs E.
Lauder James
68 Campbell Alexander
Dobbie Hugh
Graves William
Johnston Robert
M 'Donald Alexander
70 Campbell John
Gibb Walter
May G. W.
M'Killop George
Wilson Andrew
71 Boyd James
Barrie David
Hamilton Thomas
72 Chalmers Archibald
Downie William
Ford John
M'Ausland John
74 Boyd James
Clapperton Donald
Honey man R.
M'Intosh James
M'Lean Archibald
Muir William
Thomson Alexander
W ilson John S.
75 Allan Peter
Baxter James
Bowie James
Hood John
M'Intyre James
76 M'Dougall Pete*
78 M'Cue James
Sidey William
79 Ferguson Robert
M'Kinlay James
81 Hunter Gavin S.
M'Fie James
Irvine James
Sinclair Duncan
83 Black John
Dickson James
STREET DIRECTORY.
83 Muldoon John
85 Anderson James
Wilson Thomas
87 Brownlie John
Ferguson Donald
WEST BLACKBALL ST.
5 Campbell Mrs Neil
6 Braud David
Burnside R. K.
7 M'Fadyen Archibald
13 Cochran J oho
Maun Alexand
Ross Simoa
Strong Thomas
14 Bell John
Gilchrist Mrs
M'KeauBu-h
M'Kenzie Alexander
M'Pherson Mrs D
Menzies Mrs Jobi
Shueli Andrew L.
17 Smith John
22 Borthwick Jame«
Lanaghan Thorn? »
M 'Donald Mrs
M'Farlane Miss
M'Fie Miss
M'Gugan Ar ust
M'Kay William
Sharp Alexander
23 Cieland Peter
Hunter George
M'Lean John
M 'Vicar Duncan
Parker James
24 Davies JVi rs Wm.
Drummond John
Sinclair Archibald
25 Harvey Hrgh
Hay Robert
Livingston Archibald
M'Kenzie Mrs
Neilson Mrs Samue*
Stables Mrs
26 Blyth James
Fenton William
Griffiths Jane
Kay A. S.

West Blackhall St. (continued)
26 Kennedy Donald
M 'Donald Hugh
M'Farlane Donald
M'Lean John
M'Naughton
0\ Teill Francis
Ravenna Autonia
Ross Archibald
San Martin Pedro
Swan Robert P.
Wright Robert
Park William
-27 Black James
Borthwick William
Cairney Daniel
Campbell John
Herd Alexander
M'Phail Archibald
28 Brown Ebenezer
M'Lachlan Daniel
30 Kilpatrick Hugh
M'Allister John
Shankland Thomas
33 Fergusson Margaret
M'Ausland Miss
M'Culloch John
34 Boyd Thomas
Henderson Archibald
Kelly Mrs
Klause William
Patience James
Wilson Robert
.35 Bell Mrs John
Kirchhoff Charles
Macpherson Hugh
6 Clark Angus
Irving Miss
M 'Bride Charles
M'Kay Archibald
M'Leod Murdoch
:37 M 'Arthur Duncan
Stewart James
Taylor William F.
38 Nisbet James
39 Galbraith John
Houlle Henry
M'Kechnie John
Thomson Henry
Tucker Nathaniel
STREET DIRECTORY. 315
41 Whiteford James
43 Crookshanks Joseph
Williams Peter
52 Trotter John
Young Hamilton
WEST BURN STREET.
8 Bowman John
25 Fortune Mrs
Morrison Peter
M 'Donald John
Paterson Alexander
29 Urie Robert
31 CDmrie William
Henderson Mrs Bruce
33 Carmichael Mrs Donald
35 Glen Mrs James
M'Gregor Alexander
37 Robinson Archibald
40 Carmichael Mrs Donald
Greves Alexander
M'Kellar Archibald
41 Carroll James
WEST BREAST.
1 Hanson Jacob
Triggs Philip
7 Craig A.
M'Crae Donald
M'Ghee John
Sommerville William
8 King James
10 Carmichael Alexander
Carroll Hugh
M'Fadyen John
W T EST SHAW STREET.
34 Boyd Kennedy
Calvert Ralph
Edwards Robert
Shaw Mrs James
35 Blue Mrs James
Craig Robert
M'Kelvie John
38 MTntosh Alexander
Oliver William

316
WEST STEWART STREET.
1 Cormie John
Finlay John
Hendry James
M'Gill Robert
3 M 'Donald William
5 Chisholm James
Ferguson William
Hodge Andrew
Stevenson W. S.
Storms Mrs
Young James
6 Ferguson Moses
Thomson Mrs
11 Bowden Henry
Cruden Miss
Gall Margaret
Shaw Malcolm
13 Aird John
Blair John
Lang John
M'Callum Duncan
M'Kay Mrs
M'Lean Allan
Sinclair Duncan B.
15 Campbell DuncaD
Ferns Thomas
Gordon Misses
20 Cruden Alexander
Dunn Miss
Lamont Alexander
M'Kenzie Catherine
Munn Alexander
22 Dale Charles
Kincaid James L.
M'Laren Angus
Morton Mrs
Niven Robert
Robertson Thomas
Sayers Mrs Gilchrist
23 Campbell Duncan
Fletcher Donald
M'Kinnon Lachlan
M'Lean John
24 Herd James
24 Fletcher Malcolm
Kerr Archibald
Morrison John
STREET DIRECTORY.
24 Phillips David
Templeton Robert
Thomson Miss
25 Kennedy Thomas
M'Millan Mrs Colin
27 Gillies James W.
28 M'Cafferty James
29 Shortridge Samuel
30 Bell John
32 Cleland Hamilton
Crawford Mrs Andrew
Dewer Daniel
Wilson Mrs
33 Briton Thomas
Henderson David
Herbert Robert
34 Cairns John
Forbes John
Proudfoot Mrs William
Ritchie Duncan
Stewart Charles W.
35 M'Farlane Alexander
M'Kinlay Peter C.
36 Beattie Mrs
Hope William
M'Cormick Donald
37 Barr Robert
Coates William
38 Hepburn John
Weir James
WILLIAM STREET.
1 Gage John
M'Fie John
Redhead William
5 Jacobs Abraham
6 Docherty George
Taylor Malcolm
9 Ferguson Miss
10 Burns Alexander
Griffin William
14 Wilkie Mrs John
YORK STREET.
3 Barbour James
King Robert
5 Allan James
Brockbank Miles

WILLIAM HORTON,
GUN AND RIFLE MAKER
11 ROYAL EXCHANGE SQUARE,
&1jAS(3-OW.
HAMMER LESS GUNS
On the Latest and Best Principle. Price from £15.
MORTON'S NEW MODEL GUN,
In which the Hammers are as thoroughly out of the line of aim as if
there were none. The Striking Pins are specially strong and simple,
and the appearance of the Gun is graceful and artistic.
CENTRAL FIRE GUNS, of Ordinary Construction
from- £4.
WILD FOWL GUNS, 4, 8, and 10 Bores ; DEER
STALK-
ING and other EXPRESS RIFLES, ROOK RIFLES ; Colt's
and other REVOLVERS; AIR RIFLES and PISTOLS, for
Garden or Indoor Practice ; GAME BAGS, CARTRIDGE
BAGS, GAME BOOKS, GAME BOXES, ALARM GUNS,
and AMMUNITION of Every Description.
CARTRIDGES from 8s 6d per 100.
The following Specialities are well known, and are applicable to any
Gun :—
The SHADED RIB facilitates aiming, and is applicable
to any Gun at a cost of 5s.
The SIMPLEX STRIKER is a certain cure for
missing fire.
Horton's Method of Treating Barrels so as to give
extra killing power at long ranges.
BARRELS ALTERED ON THE CHOKE SYSTEM.
Barrels Shortened and the Boring Adjusted so as to maize the
Gun more effective than when at full length.
[PLEASE TURN OVER.

WILLIAM HORTON,
Wishing Mod & Tackle Manufacturer
11 ROYAL EXCHANGE SQUARE,
Takes this opportunity of thanking Anglers of Glasgow and the
West of Scotland for the increasing patronage he receives, and to
assure them that the quality of his present Stock is fully up to the
standard of former seasons.
He has always on hand a varied Stock of RODS of well-seasoned
material which, for Weaving Quality, Finish and Price, cannot he
excelled, his aim being to produce a thoroughly reliable article at the
minimum price.
His Stock of FLIES is always large and varied, and is made up
by his own dressers of the b st material only
LIST OF
Salmon and Trout Rods of
Greenheart, Hickory, and Split
Bamboo.
Trout Rods, fully Mounted,
from 6/6. THE GUINEA ROD
is a really high-class Article,
12 ft., two tops.
Walking Stick Rods.
Boys' Rods and Tackle in great
variety.
Salmon & Trout Reels in every
style.
Lines—Hair, Silk and Hair,
Waterproof Plaited Silk, &c.
Fish Bags and Baskets.
Casting Lines of Best Picked
Single ».jut, also Two, Three,
Four, and Six-ply G'lt.
FLIES for all waters, Substantial
Dressing and Best Material.
Stewart Tackles and Bait
Hooks.
Phantoms, Angels, and other
Artificial Minnows.
STOCK.
Minnow Tackles and
Traces.
Tackle Books of all kinds.
Horton's Fly Tackle Case, 2/6
and 3/6.
Horton's Spinning Tackle
Case, 7/6 to 15s
Landing Nets, Rings, and
Handles.
Gaffs— Plain, Telescope, and
Folding.
Wading Stockings and Brogues
considerably under usual prices:
Stockings,' 10/, 12/6, 15/, and
|
! Waterproof
i
i Shot,
16/.
Fish Balances, Fishing Knives,
Scissors, &c.
Floats, Trimmers, and Trim-
mer-Hooks.
Gut in the Hank, all Strengths.
Cork Seats,
Live Worms, Bait Boxes, Split
&c.
STBA. TACKLE.
Bamboo Rods ; Deep-Sea and Drow Lines, complete ; Flies
"Silver Spinners," the celebrated INDIA RUBBER SAND- MEM
and other Artificial Baits ; Hooks, on Hair, Gimp, Cord, Single,
Double and Treble Gut ; Lines of all kinds in the Hank ; Flounder
Spears, Loose Hooks and Swivels, Traces, Sinkers, Line Winders,
Chopsticks, &c, &c.
FLIES DRESSED TO PATTERN.
Ami Article Made to Order.
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APPENDIX.
GREENOCK POST OFFICE,
HUNTER SQUARE, May, 1,881.
THOMAS MacMILLAN, Postmaster.
James Whiteford, M.D., Medical Attendant.
William M. g/Weir, Chief Clerk.
James Allan, John W. Kilpatrick, James Brown, Matthew
Lawson, Donald Creightort, John Hogan, Andrew Molseed,
Daniel B. Henderson, James Angus, Gregor G. M'Gregor,
Walter M'Kenzie, and Alexander Smith, *Clerks.
Charles M'Kirdy, Edward Deackin, and Crawford Cochrane,
Boy Clerks.
John Sutherland, Roderick M'Leod, and Thomas O. Guthrie,
Stampers.
James Edgar, John M'C. Campbell, and Norman M'Leod,
Railway and Steamboat Messengers.
John M'Lean, Henry Gibson, Joseph Sweenie, William John
M'Keeman, James M'Gill, William M'Kenzie, William Kirkpatrick,
Neil Murray, Robert W. T. M'Nab, Alexander Cameron,
Neal Haughey, Richard Jones, James M'Culloch, Robert Boyd,
James C. M'Kellar, Duncan Buchanan, John Duncan, and
Patrick J. Mulhern, Letter Carriers.
J. Samson, Angus M'Lean, William M'Galloa, Patrick Downie,
James Simpson, Patrick Fury, Hugh Macfee, William M'Gallan,
junr., Andrew Foote, James Cooper, John Peacock, J. Rea, John
Ferguson, Henry Devlin, William Sinclair, John Hyndman,
Alexander Black, and Charles M'Kay, Auxiliary Letter Carriers.
LOCAL RURAL MESSENGERS and LETTER CARRIERS.
Port-Glasgow Road—John Hannah.
Gourock—Hugh Kilpatrick.
Strone and Kilmun—Alexander Sutherland.
Overton and Inverkip Roads—James Hillen.

APPENDIX.
TELEGEAPH DEPAETMENT.
Open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
R. B. Guthrie, Superintendent*
George Anderson, A. Cruickshank, James M. Baxter, David Cuth«
bert, Nicholas Beattie, John Foster, Robert S. M'Dowall, Archd.
T. Turner, James Marcintyre, Richard C. Guthrie, and M. A.
Crawford, Clerics.
Two Distributors and fifteen Boy Messengers,
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 public from 3
a.m. till 10 a.m.
On Sundays the Telegraph Office is open from 8 to 10 a.m., and 4r
to 8 p.m.
Money Order, Postal Order, Savings Bank, Insurance, Annuities,
and Government Stocks Business transacted from 9 a.m. till 6 p.m.
(Saturdays till 8 p.m.) On Sundays and Past Days no business of
this description is done.
DELIVERY OF LETTERS.
Correspondence for Merchants, &c, having Private Boxes, and
addressed Poste JRestante, are delivered at the same hours*
Delivery on Sundays at the Bar of the Post Office only, from 8 to
10 a.m., and on Sacramental Fast Days town deliveries take place
at 6.45 and 9 a.m.
First Delivery at 6.45 a.m., with correspondence from Edinburgh ;
Ireland ; Galloway, Dumfries, Troon, Ayr, Kilmarnock, Ardrossan,
Beith, Irvine, Saltcoats ; Kirkintilloch, Dumbarton, Helensburgh ;
Glasgow, Paisley, Bishopton, Port-Glasgow. Town's letters in time
for this delivery till 6.30 a.m.
Second Delivery at 8.45 a.m., with the correspondence 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, Innellan, Kilcreggan,
Cove, Blairmore, Strone, and Kilmun, Town'3 letters in time till
8.30 a.m.
Third Delivery at 12.30 p.m., with the correspondence from Newcastle-on-Tyne,
Berwick, &c, North of Scotland, North of Ireland,
Edinburgh, Glasgow, Paisley, Port-Glasgow, and Gourock. Town's
letters in time till 12.10 p.m.
Fourth Delivery at 4.30 p.m., with the correspondence from Yorkshire,
Durham, and Northumberland ; Edinburgh, Glasgow,
Paisley, Port-Glasgow, Ardentinny, Lochgoilhead, Campbeltown,
Carradale, Lochranza, Pimmill, Invenaray, and Oban. Town's
letters in time till 4.10 p.m.
Fifth Delivery at 7.45 p.m., with the correspondence from London,
Liverpool, Dublin, and South of Ireland j North of Scotland, Aberdeen,
Fort William, Perth, Dundee, &c. ; Galloway, Dumfries,
Edinburgh, Glasgow, Paisley,. Port-Glasgow, Lochgilphead, Tarbert,
Ardrishaig, Innellan, Rothesay, Dunoon, Strone, Kilmun,
Oban, nek Mill port, Largs, Fairlie, West Kilbride, Wemyss
May, and Inverkip. Town's letters iu time till 7.25 p.mj

APPENDIX.
RATES OF POSTAGE & CONDITIONS OF TRANSMISSION.
Inland Letters. *
The rates of postage to be prepaid are as follows, f viz. :
For a letter not exceeding 1 oz. Id
,, exceeding 1 oz. but not exceeding 2 oz. . l^d
„ „ 2 oz. , „ 4 oz. . 2d
,, » 4 oz. ,, ,, 6 oz. . 2Jd
-, ,, 6 oz. ., ., 8 oz. . 3d
8oz. „ „ 10 oz. . Sid
,, » 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
fifteenpence.
A letter posted unpaid is chargeable on delivery with double
postage, and a letter posted insufficiently prepaid is charged with
double the deficiency. On re-directed letters the charge for redirection
is the same whether prepaid or collected on delivery.
No letter may exceed the dimensions of 1 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
exempt from postage ; and such petitions and addresses, as also
petitions 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 proper number of postage stamps, will be charged as an
unpaid letter.
Newspapers.— (I. )— Inland.
Subject to the following regulations Newspapers pass within the
United Kingdom at the rate of one halfpenny each :
1st. To have the privilege of passing as a Newspaper, the publication
must first have been accepted as a Newspaper by the
Postmaster-General, and have been placed on a Register at
the General Post-Office ;J from which it is liable to be removed,
either through the non-renewal of the registration year byyear,
or in consequence of any change which may deprive it
of the characteristics cf a Newspaper.
*Inland letters are those -which pass between places in the United Kingdom,
including the Isle of Man, the Orkneys, Shetland, Scilly, and Channel
Islands.
t 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-,

APPENDIX,
Registration for inland circulation includes registration for
transmission abroad.
2nd. 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 printed on a sheet or sheets unstitched.
3rd. 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 " Table 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 packet,
the postage, when prepaid, is one-halfpenny ; 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-halfpenny for every
2 oz. or fraction of 2 oz.
6th. A Newspaper posted unpaid, and a packet of newspapers
posted either unpaid or insufficiently paid, will be treated as
an unpaid or insufficiently paid book packet of the same
weight.
7th. The postage must be prepaid either by an adhesive stamp or
by the use of a stamped wrapper.
8th. No Newspaper can be sent through the post a second time for
the original postage. For each transmission a fresh postage
must be prepaid, except that in 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 manner 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 inspected.
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-rate of Postage and the
entire packet 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 b ;
charged as an unpaid or insufficiently paid letter.
13th, No Packet of Newspapers must exceed 141bs. in weight, nor
may it exceed two feet in length or one foot in width or depth.

APPENDIX.
II.—POSTAGE STAMPS.
Every Head Postmaster is required to keep for sale to the public
a sufficient stock of 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, 2Jd, 3d, 4d, 5d, 6d, Is, 2s, 5s.
Also Telegraph Stamps at Id, 3d, 4d, 6d, Is, 3s, 5s, £1, and £5, and
Books containing 20 Stamped Forms at £1 2d. Sub-Postmasters are
required to keep halfpenny and penny labels, and 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.,
5J in. by 3 ins., and 4| ins. by 2| ins. The square shape is sold at the
following prices :—£1 3s 4d per 240, 1 for l|d, 3 for 3Jd, and 24
for 2s 4d. Other sizes at 2s 2d per packet of 24.
Embossed Register Envelopes are sold by all Postmasters at 2|d
each, or 2s 2Jd per doz. ; also larger sizes, suitable tor " documents,"
at 2s 7d and 2s lOd per doz.
The Newspaper Wrappers are sold at the following prices :—1 for
fd, 2 for lid, 3 for lfd, 4 for 2£d, 5 for 3d, 6 for 3Jd, 7 for 4d, 8 for
4£d.
Inland Post Cards are sold at the following prices ':—Stout Cards,
1 for |d, 2 for lid, 3 for 2d, 4 for 2|d, 5 for 3Jd, 6 for 4d. Thin Cards,
1 for fd, 2 for l|d, 3 for lfd, 4 for 2Jd, 5 for 3d, 6 for 3|d.
Foreign Post Cards are sold at the rate of Id and lgd each.
Paeliamentaey Pkoceedings.
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
orginary 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 printed 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 any
thing usually appertaining to such articles in the way of binding and
mounting necessary for the safe transmission by post, 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 postage is one halfpenny for every two ozs,, or fraction of
that weight.
2nd. The postage must be prepaid, either by adhesive stamps or by
means of a stamped wrapper, or by a combination of the two

APPENDIX.
except at the 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 8 p.m., it may be prepaid in money, provided the
postage amount to not less than £\ in any one case, and
provided the packets are posted in bundles, each representing
a postage of 5s.
3rd. 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 he posted either without a eover, 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."- ^
oth. A book-packet may not contain any letter, or communibatidn
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, &c, 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 51bs. in weight, 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
impressed on it, nor must there be any writing or printing
across the stamp. On the reverse side any communication,
whether of the nature of a letter or otherwise, may be written
or printed ; 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.
2nd. No Card other than one of those issued by the Government
will pass^ under a halfpenny stamp, if it bear on it a written
communication of the nature of a letter.
General Regulations.
When, owing to an unusual and great influx of letters, books, &c,
the transmission of delivery of the letters would be delayed if the
whole mail were dealt with without distinction, book packets and
post cards may be kept back until the next despatch or delivery.
It is forbidden to put forward by post any indecent or obscene
print, paintings, photographs, lithographs, engravings, book or card,
or any other in lecent or obscene article, or any letter, newspaper,
publication, packet, or card having thereon any other words, marks,
* In order to secure the return of book-packets which cannot be delivered,
the name and address of the senders should be printed or written outside
thus, " From , of ."
t It is the duty of the Postmasters, whenever they have ground for suspecting
an infringement of any of the above conditions, and occasionally,
even when there is no ground for suspicion, to open and examine book
packets posted at, or passing through, their offices.

APPENDIX.
or designs
character.
of an indecent, obscene, libellous, or grossly offensive
Anything posted contrary to this prohibition will be
stopped and sent to the Returned Letter Office.
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, ov
if at any time before the 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 ; razors, 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.
PARCEL POST TO INDIA AND CEYLON.
The Indian Parcel Post is not connected with the British Post
Office ; but is an arrangement between the Indian and Ceylon Post
Offices on the one hand, and the Peninsular and Oriental Steam
Navigation Company on the other.
The Company's circular on the subject is as follows :
The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company are
authorised by the Director-General of the Post Office of India to receive
parcels for delivery at any post town or district throughout
India or Ceylon at a uniform rate .of Is per pound, or fraction of a
pound weight.
This charge covers the conveyance from London to the address in
India, &c. (but does not include Duty), and may either be prepaid or
paid on delivery.
Parcels intended for this conveyance must be sent either to the
Company's Office, 122 Leadenhall Street, E.C., or to their Branch
Office, 25 Cockspur Street, S.W., London, by 2 o'clock P.M. Monday,
in each week, legibly addressed to their destination in India,
marked " To be forwarded by Indian Parcel Post." If sent to the
Company's Office by post or other conveyance, the Indian address
must be put on an inner cover. In all cases they must be accompanied
by a letter of advice to the Company, stating name and address
of package, and value and contents, for Custom House
clearance ; and also distinctly stating whether carriage is to be prepaid
or not. If for prepayment, a cheque or P.O. Order for the
amount must be enclosed in the letter, payable to Mr A. M.
Bethune, Secretary, or when sent to Cockspur Street, to Mr F. H.
Firth, agent. Particular attention is requested to these regulations
in order to save any delay in the despatch of Parcels.
Parcels conveyed undej: these regulations must not exceed 50
pounds in weight, and 2ft. x lft. + lft. in measurement, not be more
than £50 value. Jewellery, gold and silver wares, watches or
precious stones, are charged an additional ad valorem rate of Is on
every £5 or fraction of £5, which must be prepaid. They should be
entirely closed, and any articles liable to suffer from crushing must
be in a strong wooden case not less than half inch thick (tin lining
optional). Packages not in wood must have an outer covering of
stout canvas if measuring one cubic foot and upwards.

8 APPENDIX.
Senders of parcels from the country will receive a receipt for
them from the company in due course, and if required the Company
will effect insurance against seaand land risks. The charge for insurance,
which must in all cases be prepaid, will be Is up to £3
value, 2s 6d up to £10, 5s up to £20, 7s 6d up to £30, 10s up to £40,
and 12s 6d up to £50.
Packages of a fragile nature, or containing liquids, or articles of a
dangerous or damaging nature, will not be received.
Reduced Rates for Books.—Under the authority of the Director-
General of the Post Office of India, the rate for the conveyance of
book packets (as defined by the Post Office Guide, page 190) from
London to British India, has been reduced to Sixpence per lb. or
fraction of a lb.
If any other article is found enclosed in the book packet when
Examined by the Customs at Bombay, an extra rate of 2s per lb. on
be package will be charged to the addressee.
No letter must, under any circumstances, be enclosed in these
parcels.
If a receipt is required,
enclosed in the advice.
a stamp and directed envelope must be
If no advice accompanies the package, it will be liable to be
charged at the Is rate.
Remittances from the country must be by cheque, Post Office
order, or penny stamps. Stamps of a higher denomination cannot
be received, and they must not be defaced, or affixed to the package.
MONEY ORDERS.
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.
Forms are supplied gratuitously at all Money Order Offices.
The Commission on Inland Money Orders is :
These
For sums under 10s - - - 2d
,, of 10s and under £2 3d
„ „ £2 „ „ £3 4d
„ £3 „ „ £4 5d
„ £4 , „ £5 6d
,. *
„ „ £6 7d
For sums of £6 and under £7 8d
„ „ £7 „ „ £8 9d
„ £8 „ „ £9 lOd
„ „ £9 „ „ £10 lid
„ £10 „ - -Is.
No Order is allowed to contain the fractional part of a penny.
Money Orders are issued in the United Kingdom on the following
Foreign countries, British possessions, Agencies, and Colonies, at
the rates of commission shown below :
Foreign Countries.
Belgium
Denmark
France
German Empire
Holland
Italy >£2
9d
Norway I
Switzerland
Dutch East Indian Possessions...
Egypt
United States ...
..
...
I
|
|
)
For sums not exceeding
£5 £7 £10
Is 6d 2s 3d

Gibraltar ...
Malta
Constantinople
Cyprus
Smyrna
Panama
APPENDIX.
British Agencies.
... 1
British Possessions and Colonies.
Berbice 1
Belize
British Columbia
Cape of Good Hope
Canada
Ceylon
Demerara
Falkland Islands
Gold Coast
Hong Kong (with an agency at Shanghai)
India
Mauritius
Natal
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
New South Wales
New Zealand
Nova Scotia c
Prince Edward Island
Queensland
St Helena
Scychelle Islands
South Australia
Straits Settlements
Tasmania
Victoria
West Coast of Africa
West Indies
Western Australia
Heligoland ...
For sums not exceeding
£2 £5 £7 £10
9d Is 6d 2s 3d
For sums not exceeding
}-£2 £5 £7 £10
9d ls6d 2s 3d 3s
POSTAL ORDERS.
1. A new description of Money Orders, to be designated " Postal
Orders," for certain fixed sums from Is up to £1, are now issued to
the public at all Post Offices at which Money Order business ia
transacted.
2. The following are the amounts for which Postal Orders are
issued, together with the Poundage payable in
Order :—
A £
V°**°; '
0°rdor.°
border.
respect to each
?***°-
s. d. d.
10 - - 2
12 6 . - 2
15 - - 2
17 6 - - 2
20 - - 2

10 APPENDIX.
3. The person to whom a Postal Order is issued must, before
parting with it, fill in the name of the person to whom the amount
is to he paid, and may fill in the name of the Money Order Office
at which the amount is to be paid. The person so named must,
before payment can be made, sign the receipt at the foot of the
Order, and must also fill in the name of the Money Order Offioe, ii
that has not been already done.
4. If a postal Order be crossed "
di Co.,"
payment will only be made through a Banker, and if the name of a
Banker is added, payment will only be made through that Bankei.
5. A Postal Order presented by, or through, a Banker for payment
will not (in the absence of an express arrangement between such
Banker and the Postmaster- General to the contrary) be paid until
after such Order has been examined at the Chief Office.
6. After a Postal Order has once been paid, to whomsoever it is
paid, the Postmaster-General will not be liable for any further claim.
7. If any erasure or alteration be made, or if the Order is cut,
defaced, or mutilated, payment may be refused.
8. The Regulations under which Postal Orders will be issued allow
the Postmaster to delay or refuse the payment of an Order, but he
must at once report his reasons for so doing to the Postmaster-
General.
9. After the expiration of three months from the last day of the
month of issue, a Postal Order will be payable only on payment of
a Commission equal to the amount of the original poundage, with
the addition (if more than three months have elapsed, since the said
expiration) of the amount of the original poundage for every further
period of three months which has so elapsed, and for every portion
of any such period of three months over and above every complete
period.
10. The Commission thus paid must be affixed in Postage Stamps
to the face of the Order.
Every Post Office Savings Bank, which 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, provided that such depositor shall not make deposits
amounting to more than £30 in any year ending 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 will 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 occupation and residence, and
must sign a declaration, to be witnessed by the Postmaster, or by
some person known to the Postmaster, or by a minister or 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

APPENDIX. 11
At every Post Office in the United Kingdom forms can be obtained
free of charge, on which twelve penny postage stamps can be fixed
and when the form has been thus filled with twelve penny stamps,
it will be received at any Post Office Savings Bank as a Savings
Bank deposit for a shilling.
GOVERNMENT INSURANCES AND ANNUITIES.
The Postmaster-General is empowered, under the Act 27 and
-28 Victoria, 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 emjDowered 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
security for the payment of the money at the proper time. FuH
particulars as to rates, &c, may be had at any Post Office.
CUSTOM-HOUSE—Steamboat Quay.
Collector—
.
Clerks—First-Class, Thomas King; Utrick Walton, James
little ; Second-Class, John Campbell, writer ; Henry Durkin ;
and Samuel Cameron, clerk.
Surveyor—Second-Class, Hugh Main.
Examining Officers—First-Class—A. J Kerr, John Ramsay.
Second-Class—George Kerr, James Scotland, Robert Smith, D.
Tough, George Sinclair, John Strickland. Three vacancies.
Out-Door Officers—First-Class—Wm, M'Fie, William Comrie,
P. M'Farlane, A. Arkley, James Campbell, Robert Fyfe, James
Robertson, Hugh Hutton, Geo. Kerr, David Poison, Hugh Ritchie.
Second-Class—D. Houston, J. D. Duncan, R. M'Arthur, E. B.
M'Gowan, R. Joss, John Darroch, P. Murray, Hugh Murdoch,
D. E. Macnamara, John Browne Murphy, Patrick Donovan,
James Hugh Hill, Maurice Jeremiah Kean, Wm. A. Griffiths.
One vacancy.
Boatmen—First-Class—J. M'Lean, G. Kilpatrick, J. W.
Lovell, A. Whyte, Second-Class—William M'Crindlc, Thomas
Brittlebank, D. Riofdan, P. Hessian, E. Conway, John M'Ausland,
A. M'Kenzie, Duncan Thomson.
Messenger—J. Johnston. Housekeeper—Mrs Eliz. Johnston.
Principal Coast Officers—Ardrishaig, John Lindsay ; Islay,
Duncan M'Phail ; Oban, R. Fry ; Tobermory, A. Whyte.
Hours of attendance for despatch of public business—Indoor
Department, from 10 till 4; Out-door Department, from 1st April
to 30th September, from 6 till 9 a.m., and from 10 a.m. till 4
p.m. ; during Feb., Mar., Oct., and Nov., from 9 a.m. till 4 p.m.;
and during Jan. and Dec, from 9 a.m. till 3p.m. ; and the Long
Room till 2 p.m. on Saturdays. The following holidays are
observed—Christmas Day, Good Friday, and the Anniversary of
the Birth-day of Her Majesty, New-Year's day, 1st Monday
May, and 1st Monday August.

12 APPENDIX.
CUSTOM OF THE PORT.
The Chamber of Commerce arid Manufactures of Greenock, at
a General Meeting held this day, declare that the following is
the Custom of the Port of Greenock,with reference to the matters
herein referred to, applicable when no special stipulations are
made in Charter Parties, or other binding documents :
I.—ENTEEING CAEGO.
1. When a Vessel has been reported at the Customs, the Master
gives notice to the Consignee, and the latter is bound, within fortyeight
hours after such notice, to enter the cargo at the Customs.
II.—BEETHING VESSEL AND DELTVEEING CAEGO.
1. "Vessels are bound to discharge at the Berths assigned by the
Harbour Master, and Consignees are bound to take delivery of
cargo from alongside when landed at the Quay at said Berths.
,2. In the case of Timber discharged into the water, the Consignee
is not bound to take delivery unless the timber is inside a Harbour
Basin, so that when the assigned Berth is not inside a Harbour Basin
the ship is bound to float the timber into a Harbour Basin, and
deliver it there.
3. All Deals, Staves, or broken stowage must be landed on the
Quay by the Ship.
HI.—TIME TOE DISCHAEGING WHEN NO NUMBEE OF LAY DAYS IS
SPECIFIED IN THE CHAETEE PAETY.
1. When the Vessel is in the Berth assigned by the Harbour
Master, the Master gives notice thereof to the Consignees, and the
Master is bound to begin delivering, and the Consignee to begin
taking delivery of the cargo within twenty-four hours thereafter,
provided the time allowed for entering the cargo shall then have
2. The Master is bound to tender, and the Consignee to receive,
cargo each working day 5> weather permitting, at the following rates,
unless a larger quantity is mutually agreed on, or unless modified
by the Harbour Master, in virtue of the powers possessed by him
under the Harbour Bye-Laws :
a. Vessels laden with Sugar not exceeding 200 tons register aije
allowed one working day for every 50 tons of the estimated
weight of the cargo ; and vessels above that tonnage similarly
laden are allowed one day for every 75 tons of the estimated
weight of the cargo during the winter months (October to
February inclusive), and for every 100 tons of such estimated
weight during the remainder of the year,_ except in regard to
Vessels with Brazil cases of Sugar, which are allowed one
day for every 50 tons during the first period, and every 75
tons during the latter period.
6. Vessels with Wood or Timber are allowed one day for every
100 loads of the cargo during the winter months, and for every
150 loads during the remainder of the year.
c. The Discharge of Vessels laden with other non-dutiable goods tobe
carried on during the ordinary working hours according to
the season of the year—unless when overtime is worked by
mutual agreement—and consignees are bound, weather permitting,
to keep the Discharge going continuously during said
hours, and to receive and to remove the cargo from the Ship's

APPENDIX. 13
gangway in such a way as to enable the work to be parried on
without interruption throughout the entire discharge to the
full extent of the ordinary hours allowed for carrying on the
work.
IV.—LAY DATS WHEN THE NUMBER IS SPECIFIED.
1. The Master gives written notice to the Consignee when the
Vessel is in the Discharging Berth assigned by the Harbour Master
and ready to discharge, and the lay days begin to count "from the
date on which the said notice is given ; but the day of giving notice
does not count as a lay day unless the said notice is received by the
Consignee before Twelve o'clock Noon.
2. In case the Harbours are so crowded that the Vessel cannot be
berthed, the Master gives written notice to the Consignee when the
Vessel is in the Harbour Basin or moored at the Quays, and, provided
she wovild have been ready to begin discharging if the Berth
had been available, such notice takes the place of that provided in
the previous Clause.
3. Days (not described as " running days ") mean working days—
that is, Sundays and Customs and local holidays do not count.
4. When the number of lay days is speeially mentioned for discharging,
the Master is bound to tender, and the Consignee to take
delivery of a proportionate quantity of the cargo each working day,
unless some other quantity is mutually agreed on.
Note.—Should the said proportionate quantity be less than the
quantity specified above (Section III., Clause 2) the Master
is bound to tender, and the Consignee to take delivery of the
latter quantity each working day.
5. When the number of lay days for discharging is the unexhausted
balance of a number specified -for discharging and other
purposes, the quantity to be. tendered and taken delivery of each
working day is the quantity specified above (Section III,, Clause 2)
unless a larger quantity is mutually agreed on.
6. A day does not count against the Consignee if the discharge is
interrupted through failure of the Master to tender cargo as above
stated.
v. settlement op freight.
1. Freights on Wood and Timber from Ports in Canada and
United States are payable one-third in cash on arrival, and the
remaining two-thirds on right and true delivery of the cargo in good
and approved Bills at four months, or in cash less four months' discount
at the rate of five per cent, per annum, from the date of completion
of discharge.
2. All other Freights, except Coasting and Continental Freights,
•are payable on right and true delivery of the cargo, in cash less one
month's discount at the rate of five, per cent, per annum from date
of Vessel's report at Customs, in cases of cargoes from Ports on this
side of Cape Horn and the Cape of Good Hope, and less two months'
discount at the said rate in cases of cargoes from Ports on the other
.side of the said Capes.
3. Freights on goods payable by weight are payable on the netfc
-weight delivered, unless otherwise specially stipulated; except
Coasting and Continental Freights, which are payable on the gross
weight, unless otherwise specially stipulated. Freights payable by
measurement are payable by calliper measure, unless otherwise
.Specially stipulated.

14
APPENDIX.
4. When Freight is payable by a Bill at Usance on London or in
cash equal thereto, cash without discount is meant, or a Bill for the
same amount on London at such a date as the Banks here will grant
without charge.
5. Approved Bills means Bankers' Drafts or Acceptances guaranteed
by a Banker.
6. When the Ship is consigned to Charterers or their Agents
paying usual or customary commission, the Consignee of the cargo
is entitled to deduct two-and-a-half pe* cent, from the Amount of
freight payable by him.
Note.—When Freight is to be paid in Cash on right and true
delivery of the cargo, without reference to the Custom of the
Port, Nett Cash free from Discount is meant.
Jakes Mokton, President,
Thos. King, Secretary.
Greenock, 25th February, 1*876,
MERCANTILE MARINE OFFICE.
LOCAL MARINE BOARD.
Provost of Greenock {ex-officio), Chairman.
NOMINEES OF THE BOARD OF TRADE.
Abram Lyle. I John Scott.
Peter Meldrum. C. S. Caird.
ELECTED BY THE SHIPOWNERS.
J. D. Clink.
Ales. P. Lyle.
Thos. Carmichael. Jno. Brymner.
Wm. Crawford. Robt. Kerr.
Thomas King, Watt Place, Secretary.
Superintendent of Mercantile Marine.
Charles Lewis, First Deputy do. do.
C. Stuart Hall, Second do. do. do.
James Campbell, Clerk,
do.
Donald Campbell, Angus Campbell, and Alex. Richmond,
Assistants and Runners.
The Examinations of Masters and Mates, in Seamanship and
Navigation, are held alternately at Glasgow and Greenock, on
Tuesday in each week ; and of Engineers, on the second Thursday
of each month, alternately with Glasgow.
Wm. Congalton, Examiner in Seamanship and Navigation.
John Sowter, Shipwright and Engineer Surveyor ; C. Waterson,
Shipwright Surveyer.
Office hours, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Deputy Superintendents of Mercantile Marine at Sub-Ports ?—
Oban, R. Fry ; Tobermory, Colin Campbell; Islay, Duncan.
M 'Phail ; Ardrishaig and Tarbert, John. Lindsay.
FISHERY OFFICE, 3 Bank Street.
George Reiach, Inspector of Fisheries.
John Bain, Fishery Officer.
Jarn^s Davidson, Fishery Officer for Lochfyne District,.
Ardrishaig; and John Melville for Rothesay District.

APPENDIX 15
INLAND REVENUE OFFICE (STAMPS AND TAXES),
Customhouse Buildings.
John Robertson, 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—R, W. MacFadzean (Chief). J. C. Walshe (Clerk), and
Office Hours— 10 till 3. Saturdays—10 till 12.
INLAND REVENUE (LATE EXCISE).
Customhouse Buildings.
John Robertson, Collector. A. S. Elliott, Chief Clerk.
R. Roe, Clerk.
GREENOCK DISTRICT.
Francis Moon, Supervisor.
Surveying Officers—John Gordon, Charles Blench, Thomas
George Sergeant, William Higgins, Thomas Johnson, James
Walker, and John Dunn.
Housekeeper—Catherine Hunter.
Open 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 Rue-end Street, where it joins Dellingburn
thence along the centre of Dellingburn Street to Delling-
Street ;
burn Square ; 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 point first described.—Number of voters, 1503.
SECOND WARD.
That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commencing
at a 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 ; thence along the centre of the Mid
Quay to William Street ; thence along the centre of the said
street to the centre of Cathcart Square ; thence along the said
square to the foot of Bank Street ; thence along the" centre of

16 APPENDIX.
Bank Street to its southern extremity ; thence in a straight line
to Drumfrochar Road, at the point where the boundaries of the
First, Third, and Fourth Wards meet ; thence eastward along
the centre of Baker Street to Dellingburn Square ; thence along
Dellingburn Square to Dellingburn Street; thence along the
centre of Dellingburn Street, and the Pier or Quay dividing the
Victoria Harbour from the East India Harbour to the point first
described.—Number of voters, 1234.
THIRD WARD.
That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commencing
at the northern extremity of the Mid Quay, and running along
the said Quay to the foot of William Street ; thence along the
centre of said street to the centre of Cathcart 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 Wards
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 ; thence along the centre
of Buccleuch Street to Vennel ; thence along the centre of the
Vennel to Charles Street ; then along the centre of Charles Street
to Dalrymple Street ; thence along the centre of Dalrymple Street
to West Quay Lane ; thence along the centre of West Quay Lane
to the West Quay ; thence along the centre of West Quay to the
margin of the river ; thence eastward along the margin of the
river to the opening of the West Harbour, and thence in a straight
line to the point first described.—Number of voters, 1165.
FOURTH WARD.
That part of the Burgh comprehended within a line commencing
at the point where the West Burn joins the River Clyde, and
running up the said burn to the point where it is crossed by
Crawfurd 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 along the centre of Inverkip
Street to the West Burn ; thence 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 1st, 2nd, and' 3rd Wards
meet ; thence westward along the centre of Drumfrochar Road
to Ann Street ; thence northward along the centre of Ann Street
to Buccleuch Street ; thence 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 ; 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 centre of 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, 1536.

APPENDIX. 17
FIFTH WARD.
All the remaining parts of the Burgh—Number of voters, 1767.
Total number of voters within the Parliamentary and Muni-
m
cipal boundaries, 7205.
JAMES STEWART,
Member of Parliament for the Town of Greenock.
Address—Routenburn, Greenock ;
Reform Club, London, S.W./ and 89 Onslow Gardens, South
Kensington, S.W.
ALEXANDER CRUM, of Thornlierank,
Member of Parliament for the County of Renfrew.
Address—Reform Club, London.
CONSULS IN GREENOCK.
Swedish and Norwegian—Malcolm M'C. Brown.
German and the Netherlands—J. 0. Leitke.
Paraguayan—James Auld.
Danish—Graham Bymner.
Belgium Vice-Consul—John Brymn
United States—E. Nuel.
Portuguese Vice-Consulate for Greenock—Office, 43 Renfield
Street, Glasgow.
French Consul—David Dunbar, Cathcart Arcade.
Lloyd's Agents for Greenock and Port-Glasgow—T. O.
Hunter & Co.
Agents for London and Liverpool Underwriters—T. O.
Hunter & Co.
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 1783.
Greenock Chamber of Commerce Incorporated in 1813,
Greenock Ragged School, Captain Street, Opened 1858.
Shaws Water Introduced in the year 1827.
Railway to Paisley and Glasgow Opened in the year 18-11.
Railway to Wemyss Bay Opened May, 1865.
Greenock ana 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 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.
Foundation Stone of the Watt Dock laid 1st August, 1878.
b

18
APPENDIX.
Sacramental Fast-days—Thursday beforeFourth Sunday in March,
and Thursday before First Sunday in October.
Fairs—First Thursday in July, and Fourth Tuesday in November.
Foundation Stone of Smithston Poorhouse and Asylum laid ois-
12th September, 1876 ; opened 29th May, 1879.
liyle Road opened 1st May, 1880.
First Ward.
Wm. B. M'Millan
John Orr, junr.
William B. Paul.
MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL.
Fourth Ward.
Dugalcl Campbell.
Edward Wilson.
Dugald MacEachran.
Provost—Dugald Campbell.
Bailies—Dugald Shankland, Hugh Walker, William Orr Leitclv
John Duff, Graham Brymner, and Allan Bertram Smith.
Treasurer—John Orr, jun.
Dean of Guild—Gilbert A. Ramsay.
Councillors.
Second Ward. Third Ward.
Graham Brymner.
Hugh Fullarton.
John Duff.
Dugd. Shanklando
James Lang, jun.
W. 0. Leitch.
Fifth Ward.
Allan B. Smith.
James Black.
Robert B. Shankland.
Hugh Walker.
Ordinary Meetings—First Tuesday of every month.
Officials.
Town Clerk—Colin MacCulloch.
Cham berlain—Alexander Mackellar.
Auditor—Hope Stewart Ramsay.
Procurators-Fiscal—Archibald M 'Galium and James Auld.
Assessors—Police Court—Colin MacCulloch, and in absence^
Thomas Wilson and Thomas D. M 'Munich.
Assessor and Clerk of Dean of Guild—Hew M'llwraith.
Surveyor of Words—Alex. J. Turnbull.
Collector of Town Assessments—Thomas D. M'Murrich.
Assessor under Valuation and Lands Act—Robert Hamilton.
Organist—George Thomas Poulter.
Curator of Cemetery and Burying Grounds—Robert Sheridan.
Inspector of Markets and Collector of Market Dues—Alexander
M'Keracher.
Inspector under Animals Diseases Acts—Alexander Robinson,
V.S., and Archibald Robinson, V.S.
Registrars for Births, Deaths, and Marriages—East District,
James M'Cunn ; M :
d District, Wm. Johnston; West Dis^
trict, Robert A. Baird.
Council Officer—Charles Murray.

APPENDIX. 19
HARBOUR TRUST.
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 :
A. 0. Leitch.
Alex. S. Mories.
James MacCunn.
John D. Clink.
Robert Kerr.
John Hendry.
John Scott.
Ebenezer S. Wallace.
Kenneth M'Caskill.
Chairman—The Provost.
Deputy-Chairman—John Scott.
Officials.
Clerk—Thomas Wilson. Treasurer—John Brodie.
Auditor—Hope Stewart Ramsay. Collector of Harbour and
Police Dues—Andrew Nimmo.
Harbour and Dock Master—James Baillie.
Deputy Harbour Master—Archibald Brown.
Chief and Consulting Engineer—W. R. Kinipple. Assistant
Harbour Engineer —C. W. Methven.
Superintendent of Harbour Police—James Orr. Superintendent
of Transit Sheds and Warehouses—William Lamont.
Superintendent of Weighers and Weighing Machines—J. K. Rae.
Inspector under Explosive Bye-laws for the Lower Estuary
of the Clyde—James Orr.
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, three of them in November annually, viz. :
Robert Cook.
William Cameron.
John M 'Naught.
Hugh Graham.
William Hair.
Clerk—Colin MacCulloch.
John Anderson.
George William Jaffrey.
Gilbert A. Ramsay.
John Service.
Depute Clerk—William Blair. Treasurer—Alex. Mackellar.
Assessor to make up Supplementary Register of Voters
Robert Hamilton.
Collector of Assessment—Thomas D. M'Murrich. Auditor
Hope Stewart Ramsay.
Inspector under Public Health Act—George A. D. Mackay;
Medical Officer of Health—James Wallace, M.D.
Master of Works—A. J. Turnbull. Superintendent of Police and
1
Billet Master—James Orr. Police Surgeons—Chas. Auld,
M.D., and John Macdougall, M.D.
Manager of Gas Works—Samuel Stewart. Clerk and Collector
of Gas Works—John Chalmers. Superintendent of Parks-
Robert Sheridan. Inspector of Weights and Measures—

20 APPENDIX.
David Young. Superintendent of Fire Brigade—William
Wood. Inspector of Gas Meters—Lewis Fordyce. Inspectors
of Lodging Houses—George A. D. Mackay, Alexander
M'Kenzie, Angus M'Donald, James Devine, and George
M'Neill. Inspector under the Adulteration of Food Act
David Young. Public Analyst—John William Biggart,
F.C.S. Inspector of Cleansing—Roderick M'Leod. Inspector
of Explosives—James Orr.
WATER TRUST.
Provost Campbell ; Bailies Shankland, Walker, Leitch, and
Duff; Councillors Paul, Lang, jun., and Wilson; Commissioners
Macnaught, Hair, Anderson, Jaffrey, and Ramsay.
Chairman—Provost Campbell. Deputy Chairman—Councillor
Paul.
Clerk—Colin MacCulloch. Collector—James Brown, junr.
Treasurer— Alex. Mackellar. Superintendent—Jas. Wilson, C.E.
Auditor—Hope Stewart Ramsay.
DESCRIPTION OF FALLS LET AND UNLET ALONG LINE OP AQUEDUCTS
BETWEEN OVERTON AND THE SEA.
No. old line. Height ft. h.p.
1 Sugar Refinery Hogg, Allison & Co 26 46
& Walker.... 24 43
2 Grain Mills , Mackenzie
3 Sngar Refinery A. Scott & Sons 17
( Sugar Refinery A. Scott & Sons \
4< Foundry Rankin & Blackmore.... V26
(Chemical Work John Poynter & Son J
5 Chemical Work John Poynter & Son...... 22
6 Seed Crushing Oil Co. (Lim.)Vacant 19J
7 Greenock Sacking CompanyVacant. .< 28
8 ( Sugar Refinery.., Clyde Sugar RefiningCo. ) ,
a k
s
9) Sugar Refinery Neill, Dempster & Neill - j
10 Rope Work A. Tough & Son 23
11 Woollen Mill R. Houston & Son 34
12 f Woollen Mill Fleming, Reid & Co ^
30
46
39
35
50
qo
°'n
40
60
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38 Paper Mill
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Brown, Stewart & Co.... 32 58
19 Unlet 24 42
These falls have a supply of 1300 cubic feet per minute, for twelve
hours per day, during 310 days per year; and two Scotch Acres of
ground for mills, &c, go along with each, at a nominal feu- duty.
No. new line. Height ft. h.p.
1 Grain Mill R. Muir 14 25
2 Foundry Greenock Foundry Co... 45 81
3 Sugar Refinery Dawson, Martin & Co.. 18 32
4 Sugar Refinery Blair, Reid & Steele(Lim.) 21 38
K f Shaws Water Foundry R. Steele & Co | , Q Qfl
b 8 bb
\ Sugar Refinery Pattens & Co P
6 Sugar Refinery Alexander Scott & Sons 12 21

APPENDIX. 21
GREENOCK PRISON—Nelson Street (West).
Provost Campbell, Chairman.
Sheriff Smith.
H. R. B. Peile, Esq.
Bailie Erskine.
Bailie Walker.
Bailie Paul.
Bailie Shanklancl.
Visiting Committee for 1881-8%.
Prov. Sommerville, Pt-Glasgow
Provost Binnie, Gourock.
Bailie Hunter, Port-Glasgow.
Henry Birkmyre, Esq.
J. L. Cunliffe, Esq.
Colin MacCulloch, Writer, Clerk
of Visiting Committee.
The Committee is elected annually in May. Six are appointed
by Renfrewshire Commissioners of Supply, five by Greenock
Town Council, and one by Port-Glasgow Town Council.
W. Clark, Governor.
Miss Smith, Matron.
James M'Allister, ^
Duncan Campbell, j
James Collins, )
John M 'Donald, |
James Stewart, J
Warders.
Officials.
Miss Edward, ) Female
Miss Williamson, \ Warders.
Dr Shortridge, Surgeon.
Rev. Arch. Fullarton, Chaplain.
CALEDONIAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Directors —
James Bolton, Esq., M.P., Glasgow and Carbrook, Chairman.
Thomas Hill, Esq., Dean Park House, Edinburgh, Deputy-
Chairman.
Daniel Ainslie, Esq., The Cart, Callander, and 48 Moray Place,
Edinburgh.
Hugh Brown, Esq., Glasgow.
Andrew Buchanan, Esq., Auchentorlie, Dumbartonshire.
James Taylor, Esq., Starley Hall, Burntisland.
John Sharp, Esq., Balmuir, Dundee.
John Cowan, Stoneleigh, Greenock.
Sir Thomas Gladstone, Bart., Fasque, Laurencekirk.
Alexander Crum, Esq., Thornliebank.
Major Green Thompson, Esq., Bridekirk, Cumberland.
Lieut. -Col. William W. Hosier, Mauldslie Castle, Lanarkshire.
Jas. Badenoch Nicolson, Esq., Glenbervie House, Kincardineshire
Jan:es King, Esq., Campsie, Glasgow.
Archd. Gibson, Secretary, 105 Buchanan Street, Glasgow.
Railway Station, 25 Cathcart St.—Thos. Ritson, Superintendent.
John Middleton, Cartsdyke Station.
Goods Station, 4 Regent St.—J. Montgomerie, Superintendent.

APPENDIX.
GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY COY.
Directors —
Peter Clouston, Esq., Chairman.
Robert Barclay, Esq., Deputy-Chairman.
Matthew Wm. Thomson, Esq., Park Gate, Guiseley, near Leeds.
Benjamin Nicholson, Esq., merchant, Annan.
James Brown, Esq., Viewfield, Ballahouston.
J. L. R. Jamieson, Esq., Dowanhill, Glasgow.
R. W. Cochran-Patrick, Esq., M.P., Woodside, Beith.
Abram Lyle, Esq., Oakley, Greenock.
James Finlayson, Merchiston, Johnstone.
W. J. Wainwright, General Manager.
John Morton, Secretary.
Head Office—St Enoch Station, Glasgow.
STATIONS IN GREENOCK.
Princes Pier (Passenger)—Agent, James Rennie.
Albert Harbour (Goods)—Agent, Hugh M'Kean.
Lynedoch Street (Passenger)—Agent, Wm. M'Donald.
Lynedoch Street (Goods)—Peter Kerr.
GREENOCK RAILWAY GUARANTEED COMPANY.
Directors
William Lindsay. | John Patten.
Louson Walker, Secretary, 33 Cathcart Street.
George Adam. |
VALE OF CLYDE TRAMWAYS COMPANY.
Directors
J. C. Wakefield, Esq., Chairman.
J. R. Stewart, Esq. J. Scott, Esq.
John Poison, Esq. Dr Barras.
Secretary—Robert A. Mair, Esq.
Head Office—40 St Vincent Place, Glasgow.
Greenock Office—29 Brougham Street.
TOWN AND HARBOUR POLICE-Office, Taylor's Close.
Captain James Orr, Superintendent, residing at 8 Esplanade
Four Lieutenants (one being in Detective Department)
Three Inspectors ; Nine Sergeants ; Four Detective Officers ;
and Ninety-Six Constables ; One Female Searcher and an
Assistant. Charles Auld, M.D., Police Surgeon—House, 5
Houston Street.
SANITARY DEPARTMENT, 4 Bank Street.
James Wallace, M.D., Medical Officer of Health.
Sanitary Inspector—George A. D. Mackay.
James Devine and George M'Neill, Sanitary Officers.
George Dunne, Clerk.

APPENDIX. 23
ENGINES FOR EXTINGUISHING FIRES.
The Water Engines and other apparatus are deposited at the
Engine House, foot of Venncl. Keys for them to be found at the
Police Office. William Wood, Superintendent of Engines.
MARKETS.
Fish Market, 1 West Breast.
Flesh Market, Market Street—Alexander M'Keracher, Inspector
and Superintendent 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
and a Horse and Cattle Market,
fourth Tuesday of November ;
which is held on the Friday before Glasgow Whitsun-Monday
Pair, and on the Friday immediately preceding Kilbarchan Fair.
GREENOCK HOSPITAL AND INFIRMARY.
Duncan Street.—Established 1819.
Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Bart. , President.
The Provost of Greenock, Robert Macfie, James J. Grieve, James
Morton, and James Stewart, Esq., M.P., Vice-Presidents.
James Kelso, Treasurer. Geo. Williamson, Secretary.
Directors—James M. Hill, Chairman ; Wm. Letham, Deputy-
Chairman ; Provost of Port-Glasgow, Alex. P. Lyle, David E.
Barclay, James Reid, jun., D. D. Adamson, Robert Shankland,
T. M. Macfarlan, John Walker, Archibald Paton, John S. Nicol,
Robert Allan, George Ferguson, R. G. Brown, Duncan Cunningham,
R. M'Kenzie (Gourock), Thomas Macdonald ; 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.
Medical Department—Drs Whiteford, Galloway, Paton, and
Black ; Drs Leitch and Scott, Dispensary Surgeofls ; Philip H.
Kidd, M.B.C.M., House Surgeon ; Miss Johnstone, Lady Superintendent
; Walter Ross, Dispenser.
Friends of the 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. Applicants are
required to pay Id for each prescription, and to come provided
with bottles for mixtures, &c. Applicants for admission as inpatients
are required to present themselves for adtnission 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 proper subjects, and there be room in
the house. Tickets are available only in the place where subscriber
and patient reside.

24 APPENDIX.
GREENOCK PAROCHIAL BOARD—Rooms, 36 Nicolson St,
Dugald Campbell, Esq., 7 Ardgowan Square,
Chairman of the Board.
The management is vested in a General Committee, subdivided
into small Committees for the despatch of business.
John S. Deasj Inspector ; William Ramage, Treasurer.
Robert P. Fairlie and J. 0. Waun, Assistant Inspectors.
John Ferguson, Thomas Shearer, Louis Houston, and
Duncan Cook, Clerks.
Matthew Duncan, Register Clerk.
Thomas Burton, Collector.
Malcolm Currie, Out-Door Collector.
James Wallace, M.D., House Surgeon. Samuel Shortridge,
John M'Culloch, and John Macdougall, District Surgeons.
T. M. Hardie, Governor, and Mrs Buchan, Matron of Poorhouse,
John Hunter, Chaplain. Quintin Bone, Auditor.
Alexander Stevens, Janitor.
GREENOCK LIBRARY—Watt Monument, Union Street.
Instituted 1783.
Hours from half-past 9 till 11, 1 till 5, and 7 till 9 daily—on
Saturdays from half-past 7 till 9 evening.
Managed by a Committee selected (from the Shareholders)
annually in January.
Louson Walker, Chairman and Treasurer.
Allan Park Paton, Secretary and Librarian.
The Library (including Foreign, Theological, Scientific, Mathe^
matical and Botanical Departments), contains about 20,000 vols.,
and there are about 500 subscribers. There is a large supply of
the most recently published works of importance and interest.
The first-class subscription, entitling to a new work of one or
more volumes, an old work 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, is 6s 6d. The
Monument is open to visitors.
WELLINGTON PARK AND WELL PARK.
Committee of Management for 18S1.
The Provost ; Bailies Shankland, Walker, and Leitch ;
Treasurer Orr ;
Councillors Paul, Lang, junr., andR. Shankland;
Commissioners Hair, Jaffrey, and Cameron—Councillor R„
Shankland, Convener.
Superintendent—Robert Sheridan.
Entrance to Wellington Park—Drumfrochar Road.
Entrances to Well Park—Lynedoch Street, Regent Street, Bank
Street, and Sir John's Brae.

APPENDIX. 25
GREENOCK MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.
11 Tobago Street and 11 and 13 Sir Michael Street.
(Instituted 1S36.)
A Committee of Management, consisting of 21 members, elected
half-yearly in April and October. President, Wm. M'Whirter;
treasurer, Thomas 0. Stewart ; secretary, Alexander Campbell.
The Institution Club embraces a large and well-lighted reading
room, supplied with an excellent and varied selection of newspapers,
magazines, reviews, &c, of the day, also a comfortable
and commodious club room, furnished with billiard table, chess,
draughts, dominoes, &c, &c, for the use of the members.
Membership, 5s per annum, or Is 6d per quarter.
The Library, opened in 1832, contains upwards of 4000 volumes
.
of scientific and miscellaneous literature ; open every evening
(Sunday excepted)
year, Is 6d.
from 7.30 to 9 p.m. Membership for half-
Public Baths in connection with the Institute, open daily to
the public from 9 a.m. till 10 p.m.
The large hall of the Institute, affording sitting accommodation
for upwards of 500, is largely used for lectures, concerts, soirees,
public meetings, &c, and in connection therewith there are a
number of smaller rooms much used for trade and other society
meetings.
GREENOCK COFFEE ROOM—2 Cathcart Square.
Opened in 1820. Terms, £2 2s per annum, paid in advance.
Strangers residing in the town for not more than six weeks
admitted gratis.
Committee—John Low, John C. Macgregor, John Bry inner,
John Bryce, John S. Nicol, James Rougvie, James MacCunn, D.
M'Dougal, Duncan M'Gillivray. John C. Macgregor, secretary
and treasurer. John Peacock, curator.
GREENOCK CEMETERY.
Committee of Management, 1881—The Provost, Bailies Shankland,
Walker, and Leitch, Treasurer Orr, Councillors M'Millan,
Paul, Fullarton, Lang, junr., and R. Shankland—Councillor R.
Shankland, convener.
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APPENDIX. 27
INVERKIP STREET AND DUNCAN STREET BURYING
GROUNDS.
TABLE OF RATES OF INTERMENT.
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 2nd day of April, 1850.
I. Where the body is conveyed in
horses, or carried shoulder high
a hearse drawn by four
For digging and filling in the grave,
If a tombstone is removed—for taking it off and putting it on
If assistance be given in putting in the mortsafe, and after-
8s Od
3s Od
wards taking it out and re-dressing the ground, - 2s Od
II. Where the body is conveyed in a hearse, drawn by two
horses
For digging and filling the grave,
If a tombstone is removed— for taking it off and putting it on
If assistance be given in putting in the mortsafe, and after-
6s Od
2s Od
wards taking it out and re-dressing the ground, - Is 6d
III. Where the body is carried on spokes, or conveyed in a
hearse drawn by one horse
For digging and filling in the grave,
No charge to be made for taking off and putting on tombstone.
4s Od
IV. Where a body belonging to the working-classes is conveyed
in a hearse, without reference to the number of
horses, or conveyed shoulder high or on spokes
For digging and filling in the grave,
No charge to be made for taking off and putting on tombstone.
4s Od
—
CHILDREN.*
I. Where the body is conveyed in a chaise
For digging and filling in the grave, -
For taking off and putting on tombstone,
-
-
-
-
- 4s Od
2s Od
If assistance be given in putting in a mortsafe, and afterwards
taking it out, and re-dressing the ground, - Is 6d
II. Where the body is carried on hand-spokes or brought in
a chaise
For digging and filling in grave,
If a tombstone, no charge is made for removing or putting
on the stone.
2s Od
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 charge 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.
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* To include in this term only those under twelve years of age.
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28 APPENDIX.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND MANUFACTURES OF
GREENOCK.
' Incorporated by
Royal Chapter, 1S13.
Rooms, 2 Watt Place.
Office-Bearers, 18S1.
Chairman—A. O. Leitch.
Vice-Chairman—D. D. Aclamson.
Secretary'—Thomas King.
Treasurer—George R. M'Dougall.
Directors.
R. G. Sommerville.
Thomas Stark.
Joseph D. Scott.
M. M'C. Brown.
Thomas Carmichael.
J. Rennie.
A. 0. Leitch.
D. D. Aclamson.
Louson Walker.
Hugh W. Walker.
James MacCunii.
Thomas Prentice.
COURTS.
ORDINARY AND DEBTS RECOVERY SHERIFF COURT.
Held in the County Buildiugs, Nelson Street, every Friday, at
11 o'clock forenoon during Session.
Sheriff—The Hon. Henry James Moncreiff. Sheriff-Substitute—
Harry Smith.
Sheriff-Substitutes—John C. Hunter, John Thomson, and Abrain
Lyle, in absence of Harry Smith.
Clerk—Joseph M'Leod Lochhead. Depute-Clerk—John Brough.
Depute-Clerks—Archibald M 'Galium, John Paton Fyfe, and
Michael C. Banks, in absence of John Brough.
Procurator-Fiscal—Robert Blair ; in absence of Robert Blair, Colin
MacCulloch and John Dunlop. Auditor—John Brough.
SHERIFF SMALL DEBT COURT.
Held in the County Buildings, Nelson Street, every Wednesday, at
11 o'clock. Continued cases are disposed of before new ones.
Sheriff—The Hon. Henry James Moncreiff. Sheriff-Substitute
Harry Smith.
Clerk—Joseph M'Leod Lochhead. Depute-Clerk—John Brough.
BURGH AND POLICE COURT.
Held in the Police Court Hall, Taylor's Close, every lawful day
at 10 o'clock.
Judges—The Provost and Bailies.
Assessor— Colin MacCulloch, Town Clerk. Assessors in absence,.
Thomas Wilson and Thomas D. M'Murrich.
Prosecutors :—Joint Procurators-Fiscal, Archibald M'Callum and
James Auld. Procurator-Fiscal in absence of the Joint Procurators-Fiscal,
Captain James Orr.

APPENDIX. 29
COUNTY CONSTABULARY.
Chief Constable—Robert Hunter, Paisley.
Lower Ward Inspector—J. Angus, 6 Nelson St., W., Greenock ;
Sergt. Robt. Scott, 9 Watt St., and County Buildings, Greenock.
JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT.
Held in the Justices Court House, Bank Street, every Thursday
at 11 o'clock.
i
Justices of the Peace—Greenock and Vicinity.
Little, Robert Grieve, Walter
Ballantine, James Grieve, James J.
Binnie, Robert
Robertson, Robert Wm.
Latham, D. M.
Stewart, James, M.P.
Gi'ey, Charles
Steele, Robert
Morton, James
Peile, H. R. B.
Hunter, John C.
Stark, Thomas,
Erskine, John
Ross, William
Fleming, John
Thomson, John
Kincaid, Thomas
Brymner, Graham
Blair, Robert
Craig, John R.
Neill, William
The Sheriff-Substitute of Greenock, the Provost and Bailies of
Greenock, the Chief Magistrate of Gourock, all ex efficiis.
Procurator-Fiscal—William Auld.
Clerk—John Bartlemore. Deputy-Clerk, John Innes Macdougall.
Small Debt Courts held every Thursday at 11 forenoon.
Licensing Courts, third Tuesday of April and last Tuesday of Oct.
DEAN OF GUILD COURT.
Dean of Guild—Gilbert A. Ramsay.
Depute Dean of Guild—James Lang, junr.
Councillors of Dean of Guild— Councillors MacEachran, Lang,
jun., and R. Shankland ; Commissioners Macnaught, Hair
and Anderson.
Procurator-Fiscal of Court—James Auld.
Assessor and Clerk of Court—Hew M'llwraith.
Master of Works—A. J. Turnbull. Bar Officer—Ewen M 'Intyre.
Court Hall—Police Buildings.
Court Days—Monday of each alternate week, at 2 p.m.
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Held in Renfrew on the First Tuesday of March, May, and
August, and last Tuesday in October.
Meetings for Licensing Publicans for the Burgh of Greenock
and Port-Glasgow . are held on the second Tuesday in April and
the third Tuesday in October, and for the remainder of the Lower

30 APPENDIX.
Ward on the third Tuesday in April and last Tuesday in October,
Applications for Licenses must be lodged at least fourteen daysprevious
to the days of meeting. Appeal Courts held in May
and November.
COMMISSARY COURT.
Held in Greenock every Friday at 11 o'clock forenoon.
Commissary— Hon. H. J. Moncrieff.
Deputes—Harry Smith and Hugh Cowan.
Clerk—John Bartlemore. Depute-Clerk—John Brough.
INCOME TAX COMMISSIONERS FOR LOWER WARD
OF RENFREWSHIRE.
The Sheriff of the County James Morton, Merchant
Sheriff-Substitute of Greenock R. G. Sommerville, Merchant
Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart. Robert Binnie, Merchant.
Jas. Stewart, of Garvocks, M.P.
M. F. Dunlop, Clerk. John Alexander, Assessor.
John Muat, Surveyor, Customhouse Buildings.
COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY IN THE LOWER WARD
OF THE COUNTY.
Sir Arch. C. Campbell of Blythswood,
Convener
The Sheriff of the County
Sheriff-Substitute at Greenock
Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.
D. Darroch of Gourock, B.A.
James Anderson of Highholm
Robert Macfie of Langhouse
George Burns, Wemyss House,
Wemyss Bay
John Burns of Castle Wemyss.
Jas. Stewart of Garvocks, M.P.
H. R. B. Peile, Inverkip, factor
for Sir M. R. S. Stewart, Bart.
Henry Birkmyre, Merchant,
Port-Glasgow
John Birkmyre, Manufacturer,
Port-Glasgow
Thos. Blackwood, Shipbuilder,
Port-Glasgow
James Lumsden Cunliffe, Shipbuilder,
Port-Glasgow
David J. Dunlop, Shipbuilder,
Port-Glasgow
James Moffat, Merchant, Port-
Glasgow
Robert Galbraith Sommerville,
Merchant, Port-Glasgow
James Foster Kino;, of Carnegie
Park
Michael Hugh Shaw Stewart;,
yr. of Greenock and Blackhall
John Fullarton, Timber Merchant,
Ivy bank, Port-Glasgow
Robt. Lindsay, East Park Ho.,
Upper Kilmalcolm
Arthur Francis Stoddart, of
Broadfield
John Wallace, feuar, Ashton
Road, Gourock
The Provost of Greenock
The Provost of Gourock
The Senior Police Magistrate o£"
Gourock
James Caldwell, Clerk of Supply, Paisley.

APPENDIX. 31
LIEUTENANCY OF RENFREWSHIRE.
Lord-Lieutenant—Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.
Vice-Lieutenant— Sir Archibald C. Campbell of Blythswood.
Alexander, Lieutenant-Colonel. Harvey, Henry Lee
of Ballochmyle
Houston, G. Ludovic, Johnstone
Blantyre, Lord
Buchanan, Colonel, C. D. R.C.,
of Drumpellier & Finlaystone
Macdowall, Henry, of Garthland
Maxwell, Wm. Hall of Dargavel
Napier, Sir J. M., of Milliken
Crum, Alexander, Thornliebank and Napier, Bart.
Cuninghame, John Charles, of Napier, John Stirling, of Mer-
Craigends
Darroch, Duncan, of Gourock
chiston House
Pollok, Allan, of Falside & Broom
Glasgow, Earl of
Speir, Robert Thomas Napier
Gordon, John, of Aikenhead Stewart John A. Shaw, London
prilmour, Allan, of Eaglesham Scott, James, Glasgow
Clerk of Lieutenancy—John Macdougall, Greenock.
THE FACULTY OF PROCURATORS OF GREENOCK.
Office-bearers for 1881-82.
Dean of Faculty—George Williamson, Esq., Bank Street.
^Treasurer and Fiscal—Robert Blair, Sheriff Court Buildings,
Nelson Street (West).
{Secretary—Andw. Boag, Commercial Buildings, 14 Hamilton St,
Auditor—John Paton Fyfe, 27 West Burn Street.
Council to act along with Office-bearers—William M'Clure, Jas.
Glen, John Dunlop, Hew M'llwraith, George Macdonald,
and George H. Black.
RESIDENT MEMBERS OF FACULTY.
*Auld, James, 14 Cathcart St 1867
*Auld, William, 46 Cathcart St 1870
Black, John, 5 West Blackhall St 1849
Black, George H., 5 West Blackhall St 1875
Blair, Robt., Sheriff Court Buildings, Nelson St. (West) ... 1858
Boag, Andw., Commercial Buildings, 14 Hamilton St. ... 1857
Brewster, William, 26 Hamilton St 1881
Cameron, Alex., Provident Bank Buildings, William St.... 1876
Clerk, Duncan, Clyde Buildings, 2 Argyle St 1876
Dunlop, Malcolm Eraser, 2 Church Place 1865
Dunlop John, 2 Church Place 1871
Fyfe, John Paton, 27 West Burn St 1865
Glen, James, Bank Buildings, 13 William St 1868
King, Thomas, 2 Watt Place 1838
Langwill, Archd., Provident Bank Buildings, 11 William St. 1845
Maclelland, Daniel Ritchie, Port-Glasgow 1850
M'Clure, William, 11 William St 1837
M'Clure, William, jun., 11 William St 1878
MacCulloch, Colin, Town Clerk 1868
Macdougall, Alexander James, Mansionhouse 1880
Macdougall, John, Mansionhouse ... ... ... ... 1848
Macdougall, John Innes, Mansionhouse 1873-

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APPENDIX,
*Macdonald, George, 26 Hamilton St 1S68
*Macdonald, James, 33 Cathcart St 1S73
Macgregor John, 17 Hamilton St 1880
M'llwraith, Hew, Park Buildings, 28 Nicolson St. ... 1835
Morrison, Finlay Daniel, 32 Cathcart St 1864
Neiil, Stewart, 2 Argyle St 1S56
Patten, John, 18 Kilblain St 1873
Shearer, Robert B., 1 Bank St 1874
Stronach, William, 25 West Burn St 1873
Turner, James W., 17 West Blackball St 1871
Williamson, George, 2 Bank St 1844
Wilson, Thomas, 18 Hamilton St 1873
Wright, Robert, 32 Cathcart St 1874
Those marked (*) are Notaries Public. The years are those in which
they were admitted Procurators.
BANKING HOUSES.
Bank Holidays in Scotland—New-Year's Day, Christmas Day,
Good Friday, the first Monday 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, Lothbury, London ;
Smith, Payne & Smiths, and Coutts & Co., London ; Bank of
England and Branches ; Bank of Ireland and Branches ; Manchester
and Liverpool District Bank ; National Provincial Bank of
England ; London and County Bank ; Woods & Co. ; Burton,
Uttoxeter, and Ashbourn Union Bank ; Sheffield Union Bank ;
Isle of Man Banking Co. (Limited), Douglas, and Branches; Wolverhampton
and Staffordshire Banking Co. ; Provincial Bank of
Ireland, and on the Branches of the Commercial Bank and British
Linen Co., and Union Bank of Scotland, Royal Caledonian Banking
Co. , Clydesdale Bank, and in towns where the Bank of Scotland
has no agencies. The Bank of Scotland also issues drafts
and letters of credit on Bank of British North America, Canada
and New York ; on Canadian Bank of Commerce, Toronto, and
Branches ; Standard Bank of British South Africa (Limited), on
Bank of Australasia, Australia and New Zealand ; and on the
Branches of Chartered Mercantile Bank of 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 principal towns on the
Continent of Europe, and elsewhere throughout the world ; and
negotiates Bills on all the principal towns in British and Foreign
parts.
Agent—Thomas Stark. Accountant—Peter Ballingall.
Teller—Robert Brodie. Clerks—P. G. Brown, R. Richardson,
John Macfarlan, and J. Melville Low.

APPENDIX. 33
BRITISH LINEN COMPANY— 15 William Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on British Linen Co., 41 Lombard Street,
E.G. ; Bank of England and Branches ; London and County Banking
Co. and Branches ; Bank of Ireland and Branches ; Ulster
Banking Co. and Branches; Samuel Smith & Co., Derby and
Nottingham ; Carlisle and Cumberland Bank, Carlisle, and
Branches ; J. Blackhouse & Co., Darlington, and Branches ; Halifax
Joiut-Stock Bank, Halifax ; Sheffield and Rotherham Bank,
Sheffield and Rotherham ; Branches of the National Provincial
Bank of England ; Bradford Banking Co. ; Huddersfield Banking
Co. and Branches ; Yorkshire Banking Co. and Branches ; North-
Eastern Banking Co. and Branches ; Lancaster 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 American 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, and Branches ; National Bank of New Zealand
and Branches ; India Oriental Bank Corporation ; London
and South African Bank and Branches at Cape of Good Hope,
Natal, and British Caffraria. Issues Circular Notes for travelling
€>n the Continent.
Agent—James Glen. Sub-Agent—William Philp.
Teller—J. Neilson, jun. Clerks—John Laird, M. M'Cuaig,
R. B. Finlay, and James Findlay.
CLYDESDALE BANK—7 Hamilton Stkeet.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on Branch, 30 Lombard Street, London ;
"Bametts, Hoares & Co., London ; London and Westminster Bank,
London ; North of Scotland Bank and Branches ; Caledonian Bank
and Branches; National Provincial Bank of England and Branches;
Manchester and Liverpool District Bank and Branches ; Union
IBank of Manchester ; Union Bank of Liverpool ; Hull Banking
Company ; Birmingham and Midland Bank ; Huddersfield Banking
Company ; Lambton & Co., Newcastle, and Branches; Carlisle
CJity and District Bank ; Lancashire Bank and Branches ; Yorkshire
Bank and Branches ; Gurneys & Co. , Norwich, and Branches ;
Coventry Union Bank ; National Bank in Ireland and Branches %
Belfast Banking Company and Branches ; Ulster Bank an/1

34
APPENDIX.
Branches ; Bank of British North America ; Merchants' Bank of
Canada and Branches, 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—John Taylor, Alex. Stewart, jun., Daniel Paterson, and
John Broadfoot.
CLYDESDALE BANK—East Branch.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on Banks same as West Branch.
Agent—W. Bruce.
Accountant—W. T. Goldie.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND—36 Cathcart Street.
Established in 1810, and incorporated by Royal Charter. Draws
•
©n London and Westminster Bank ; and Coutts & Co., London
and negotiates Bills on every place in Great Britain or Ireland
where there is a Bank or Banker ; issues Circular Notes grants
;
Drafts or Letters of Credit on the principal cities and towns of
England, Ireland, and 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 ; West Riding Union Bank, Huddersfield ; Hull
Banking Co. ; Lloyd's Banking Co., Leamington ; Breckett & Co.,
Leeds ; Leicestershire Banking Co. ; Liverpool Commercial Banking
Co. ; Manchesterand SalfordBank; Manchester and Liverpool
District Bank ; Parr's Banking Co. ; Messrs Lambton & Co., Newcastle
; Messrs J. & J. C. Wright, Nottingham ; Sheffield Banking
Co. ; York Union Bank ; Wakefield and Barnsley Union Bank ;
Preston Banking Co., Preston ; National Bank ; Munster Bank j
Northern Banking Co. ; Messrs De La Touche & Co., Dublin ;
Royal Bank of Ireland ; Messrs Boyle & Co., Dublin ; Hibei'nian
Bank, Dublin ; James G. King & Sons, New York ; Messrs Rothsehild
Brothers, Paris ; the Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney,
New South Wales ; the Union Bank of Australia ; Natal Bank j..
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.
Alexander Gibb, John Peace, and William Sharp, Clerks-
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APPENDIX. 35
COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND.
West-End Office—15 West Blackhall Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on London and Westminster Bank ; Coutts &
Co., London, and negotiates Bills on every place in Great Britain
and Ireland where there is a Bank or Banker.
James Tannahill, Agent. James Allison and Francis Heywood
Perman, Clerks. J. Peacock, Porter.
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND—29 Cathcart Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on Glyn, Mills & Co.; Coutts & Co.; National
Bank of Scotland, 37 Nicholas Lane, London ; Union Bank of
London ; North of Scotland Bank ; Belfast Banking Co. ; Ulster
Banking Co. and Provincial Bank of Ireland ; National Bank of
Ireland ; Munster Bank ; Lloyd's Banking Co. ; Nottingham
Joint-Stock Bank ; Devon and Cornwall Bank ; London and
County Bank ; Lancaster Bank ; London and Provincial Bank j
National Bank of Liverpool; Oldham Joint-Stock Bank; Delhi
and London Bank ; National Provincial Bank of England ; Manchester
and Liverpool District Banking Co. ; DumbeH's Banking-
Co. (Limited); Yorkshire Banking Co. and their Branehes; 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 ; Bank of British North America
and Branches; Oriental Bank Corporation in India, Australia, and
China ; Standard Bank of British South Africa and Branches ;.
Agra Bank ; Canadian Bank of Commerce ; Brown Brothers &
Co., Boston and Philadelphia; J. & J. Stuart & Co., New York;.
National Bank of New Zealand; English, Scottish, and Australian
Bank; Bank of Australasia and Branches; Ashton, Stalybridge,
Hyde and Glossop Bank ; Bank of Bolton and Branches; Bank of
Liverpool; Birmingham Banking Co.; Birmingham, Dudley, and
District Bank; Bradford Commercial Co.; Wm, Williams, Brown
& Co.; Carlisle and Cumberland Bank; Cumberland Union Bank
Derby and Derbyshire Bank ; Gloucestershire Banking Co. ;
Gurneys & Co., Norwich; Halifax and Huddersfield Union Bank;.
Capital and Counties Bank ; London and Yorkshire Bank ; Manchester
and County Bank; Midland Banking Co. ; North and
South Wales Bank ; Parr's Banking Co. (Limited) ; Peases and.
Sons; Sheffield and Hallamshire Bank ; Staffordshire Joint-Stock
Bank; Wakefield, Crewdson and Co.; Whitehaven Joint-Stock.
Bank ; Wilts and Dorset Bank ; Wolverhampton and Staffordshire
Bank ; Woods and Co.; Greenways, Smith and Greenways;.
Hodgkin, Barnett and Co.; Lambton and Co.; Lancashire and
Yorkshire Bank ; Mackie, Davidson and Gladstone ; Northamp-

36 APPENDIX.
tonshire Union Bank ; Wakefield and Barnsley Union Bank ;
Worcester City and County Bank. Issues Circular Notes for
travelling on the Continent, and negotiates Bills on all principal
towns in Foreign and British parts.
Agent—John Thomson.
Accountant—Win, N. A. Aitken. Teller—Wm. Archibald, jun.
Clerks—Allan Maclougall, Andrew Forrest, James Duff Neill,
and James Smith.
Porter—Robt. Macfarlane, Bank Buildings, Mansionhouse Lane.
ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND—3S Cathcart Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on Royal Bank of Scotland, and Coutts and
Co., London; Bank of England and Branches; the National
Provincial Bank's Branches; London and County Bank's Branches;
Manchester and Liverpool District Banking Co. ; Lambton & Co.
Cumberland Union Bank (Limited) ; Williams & Co. ; Foster &
Co. ; Lancaster Banking Co. ; Woods & Co. ; Bradford Banking
Co. ; Halifax and Huddersfield Union Banking Co. ; Aberdeen
Town and County Bank ; Bank of Scotland ; 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 ; National
Bank of New Zealand (Limited) ; Chartered Mercantile Bank of
India, London, and China; Blyth Brothers & Co., Mauritius;
Bank of British North America, &c.
Agent—D. M. Latham.
Accountant—John Love. Tellers—Wm. White and F. Munsie.
Clerks—J. W. Love, J. Taylor, G. Bruce, and G. F. Adam.
ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND—6 West Blackhall Street.
West-end Branch—Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 o'clock
afternoon. Shuts at 12 on Saturdays. Draws on Banks
same as Cathcart Street Branch.
Agent—David Kerr.
Accountant—Alexander Gibb. Clerk—Charles Jamieson.
UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND— 1 Hamilton Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 o'clock afternoon. Shuts
at 12 noon on Saturdays. Draws on Bank of England, London ;
Provincial Bank of Ireland ; Belfast Banking Co. ; Manchester
and Liverpool District Bank ; Manchester and Salford Bank ;

APPENDIX. 37
Lambton & Co.; Lancashire Banking Co.; Sheffield Banking Co.;
National Provincial Bank of England ; Yorkshire Banking Co.
Whitehaven Joint-Stock Bank ; Carlisle City and District Bank ;
Moore & Robinson (Limited), Nottingham ; Bank of Bolton
(Limited); Beckett & Co., Leeds; Huddersfield Banking Co.;
Cumberland Union Banking Company (Limited) ; Paget & Co.
Worcester City and County Bank (Limited) ; North of Scotland
Bank ; North-Eastern Bank (Limited) ; De Rothchilds Freres,
Paris ; J. D. King, Sons, New York ; Union Bank of Australia ;
Bank of Montreal, &c. Negotiates Bills on all towns in Great
Britain and Ireland where there is a banker. Is also agent for
the Cheque Bank (Limited), London ; the Consolidated Bank,
Manchester ; Halifax and Huddersfield Union Bank ; Northwestern
Bank (Limited), Liverpool ; Exchange and Discount
Bank (Limited), Leeds ; County of Stafford Bank, Wolverhampton
; Birkbeck & Co. (Craven Bank) ; Alliance Bank, London ;
Derby Commercial Banking Co. (Limited) ; National Bank ;
Wakefield and Barnsley Union Bank. Also issues drafts on
certain Branches of the Bank of Scotland, British Linen Company
Bank, Clydesdale Banking Company, Commercial Bank of Scotland,
and National Bank of Scotland.
Agent—F. G. Bruce.
Accountant—C. D. Lamont.
Tellers—Malcolm Turner and David Aitken.
Clerks—William Waterston and Andrew Fairgrieve.
David Thomson, Porter—House, 1 Church Place.
London Office, No. 62 Cornhill, E.C.—John A. Fradgley, Manager.
Head Office, Glasgow—Charles Gairdner, General Manager.
John Affleck, Assistant-Manager.
GREENOCK PROVIDENT BANK— William Street.
Instituted 1815.
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 Stewart, Esq,, M.P., President.
Robert Kerr, Esq., Chairman.
Committee—Robert Grieve, Alexander Ferguson, Hugh Wm.
Walker, Robert Muir, John Stewart, James Reid, jun., James
Paterson, John S. Nicol, Dugald M'Dougall, Daniel D. Adamson,
Abram Lyle, jun., Peter MacKellar, John Leitch, Joseph Russell.
John Adams and C. D. Lamont, Joint-Cashiers.
George Dempster, Accountant. James Kelso, Auditor.

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WEST OR OLD PARISH.
Rev. J. M. M'Culloch, D.D. Rev. John Barclay, Assistant and
Successor. John Jamieson, 2 Cathcart Street, Session Clerk.
Conductor of Psalmody, John Tait.
BOUNDARIES (INCLUDING NORTH PARISH quoad SCtCm AND SOUTH
parish quoad sacra).
From the Old Dock running up Vennel, taking the West side
thereof to Cowgate, up said street and taking the west side thereof
to Market Street, round the westmost corner of Market Street,
along the police boundary to Bogle Street, to John Gray's stores,
running up Bogle Street, taking the west side thereof to Mis
Fairlie's property inclusive, running along west part of Regent
Street to Lyuedoch 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 south of police boundary.
AGENTS AND INSTITUTIONS CONNECTED WITH THE CONGREGATION.
Secretary of Congregational
Bruce Missionary, James Rattray ;
Association, vacant ; Treasurer, vacant ; Treasurer of Ladies'
Charitable Fund, Mrs Pennell.
Sabbath Classes for the young meet in the Larger Hall, in the
Session-house, in Sir Michael Street School, and in the Charity
School at 5.30. Juvenile Missionary Association, on alternate
Sundays, in the Church. Prayer Meeting in Larger Hall on
Wednesdays, at 7.30.
NORTH PARISH.
Built, 1591. Restored, 1864. Rev. A. E. Shand, Minister.
Peter Scott, Organist. John Rowan, Church Officer.
John Angus, Treasurer.
Boundaries—From foot of Vennel up west side of Hamilton
Street ; westward along Hamilton and West Blackhall Streets,
north side of Patrick Street, down Patrick Street, east side., to
the river, thence eastward again to the foot of the Vennel.
MIDDLE OR NEW PARISH.
Rev. David Smith Peters, M.A. Assistant Minister—Rev. A.
G. Brown. Female Missionary—Miss Hamilton
Organist and Conductor of Choir—Mr D. M. Middleton.
Session-Clerk—W. B. Tierney. David Thomson, Church Officer.
BOUNDARIES.
From the westmost corner of Market Street, along the Police
boundary line to Bogle Street, taking John Gray's stores, down
Bogle Street, west side thereof to Rue-end Street, taking south
side thereof to Cathcart Street, running down said street to shore,
along the shore to foot of Low Vennel, up low and high parts
of Vennel, taking east side of said street to
east side thereof to the point first described.
Cowgate Street, up

40 APPENDIX.
CONGREGATIONAL SCHEMES.
Is Church Mission—Church Place.
2. 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.
3. Sabbath Schools—Meet in the Lower Mission Hall, Church
Place, in Ann Street School, in Police Court Hall, in Old Sheriff
Court House, Church Place.
4. Sabbath School Clothing Society—Managed by Lady Sabhath
School Teachers. Its object is to provide clothing at reduced
prices to the poorer children attending the schools.
5. The Penny Savings Bank on Saturday evenings at 7.
45. Band of Hope meets on Monday evenings at 7.
EAST PARISH.
Rev. James Hutcheson, 7 Finnart Terrace—Chosen by the Towia
Council and Committee of the Proprietors.
Thomas Smith, Session Clerk. John Flockhart, Assistant. John
M 'Walter, Officer.
BOUNDARIES.
._ From Shore at Rue-end up to Cathcart Street, taking south
aide thereof to Bogle Street, along Rue-end Street, taking east
side thereof to Bogle Street, up Bogle Street, taking east side
thereof, along Regent Street, taking south side thereof to Lynedoch
Street, up Lynedoch Street, taking south side thereof, crossing
Drumfrochar Road, taking in 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 president,
treasurer, secretary, and twelve directors, the funds of.
which are devoted to religious 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^
310 children, conducted by 38 teachers ; and a Church
library, open every Thursday evening, from 7 till 8 o'clock.
Bible Class on Sabbath evenings at 6 o'clock. A Mutual Improvement
Class meets on Sabbath mornings at 10, and a Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday evening. In connection with this
Church there is a flourishing Savings Bank.
OARTSBURN PARISH CHURCH—Upper Crescent (East).
Rev. Archibald Fullarton, Endrick Cottage, Ratho Street
Chosen by the Members of the Church.
William Johnstone, 6 John Street, Session Clerk, to whom, or
the Church Officer, applications for sittings in the Church should
jbe made. Organist—Vacant. John Hunter, Church Officer.

APPENDIX.
BOUNDARIES.
From the point where the Cartsburn flows into the River Clyde,
following up the course of the burn (including the east side of
Cartsburn Street), till near the Chemical Works, then running in
a south-easterly direction to meet the boundary line. between the
estates of Greenock and Cartsburn, then turning in a northeasterly
direction, following the course of the said boundary-line
to the point where Cappielow water flows into the river, then
turning in a westerly direction, and running along the margin of
the river to the point first described.
The Sabbath School meets at a quarter-past five o'clock p.m.
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.
GAELIC PARISH CHURCH—West Burn Street.
Minister, Rev. J. Dempster Munro, 25 Bentinck Street,
Session Clerk, H. M'Laughlan, 5 Union Street.
Church Officer, John Dewar, 24 Ann Street.
Treasurer, H. M'Lachlan, 5 Union Street.
INSTITUTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THE PARISH.
1. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at 8 p.m.
2. Minister's Bible Class meets in the Church on Sabbath at 6.
3. Sabbath School held in Parish School at 5.30 p.m.
4. The Kirk-Session meet on Wednesday before the first Sabbath
of every month.
5. Sabbath School Society—President, L. Paterson.
6. Gaelic Parish Musical Association.
7. Parochial Association for Relief of Poor. (This association
receives the Fees for Proclamation of Banns).
8. Gaelic Parish Magazine Association, composed of the Minister
and about thirty Lady Visitors—Treasurer, Hugh M'Lachlan.
9. Gaelic Parish Church Young Men's Association.
10. Gaelic Parish Library.
SOUTH PARISH CHURCH—Ann Street.
Pastorate Vacant.
Session Clerk, Alexander S. Mories, 80 Union Street.
Treasurer, James L. Gilloran, 10 West Blackhall Street.
Organist, James Boyd M'Callum.
Church Officer, Alexander Edmiston, 30 Lydedoch Street.
BOUNDARIES.
From the corner of Bruce Street, along Roxburgh Street, taking
south side thereof, up Bank Street, taking west side thereof,
along Lyle Street, taking the south side thereof, up Lynedoch
Street, taking west side thereof, along Drumfrochar Road, taking
north side thereof, to a point in a line with Bruce Street, thence
down Bruce Street, taking east side thereof, to the corner of
Roxburgh Street.
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42 APPENDIX.
Sunday School meets in the hall below the church at 5.30
James M'Lelland, 12 Ann Street, superintendent.
Minister's Bible Class meets on Wednesday evenings at S, from
October to April.
WELL PARK PARISH CHURCH.
Minister, Rev. William Wilson, 27 Finnart Street—Chosen by-
Members of the Church.
Precentor, J. Eaglesham. Church Officer, D. M'Laughlan.
Treasurer, William John M'Kenzie.
Secretary of Committee, Hamilton M'Kee.
Services on Sabbath at 11 o'clock and a quarter-past 2. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. There is a
Sabbath School which meets in the church every Sabbath at
half-past 12 o'clock, 350 on the roll—Superintendent, J. Connie.
Bible Class at 5.30 on Sabbath evenings. Committee meetings
first Tuesday of each month at 8 o'clock. Young Men's Society
on Saturday evenings during winter at 7 o'clock. Occasional
Music Classes, instructed by Precentor. The Session meets first
Wednesday of each month, after the Prayer Meeting—William
M'Kenzie, session clerk.
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.
Cumbrae
Erskine
Fairlie
„
Places. Ministers. Ordina- Post
tions, Towns.
Alexander Walker
R. R. Caldwell
John Gemmill, A.M., ..,
Wm. S. Fleck (Colleague
and Successor)
Gourock David Purves
Greenock (Middle) ... James Smith
, 5 ,, ... John M'Farlan (Colleague
and Successor) 1843
,, ,, ... Matthew P. Johnstone
(Colleague & Successor) 1869
(West) Hugh Macmillan, LL.D. 1859
., (St Andrew's)... John James Bonar
,, (Martyr's) ... Andrew Symington
(Gaelic) Murdoch M'Askill
,, (Mount Park)... Vacant
(St Thomas') ... William Laughton, D.D.
(Well Park) ... James Stark
... Matt. Reid, A.M., B.D.
(Colleague k Successor) 1873
,, (Crawfordsburn) Peter Thomson 1858
„ (Free North) ... David Boyd 1864
1856 Greenock
1845 Paisley
1835 Greenock
1875
1881 Greenock
1827
1835
1864
1868
1839
1834

APPENDIX. 43
Places. Ministers.
°ttonT" To\vns.
Inverkip John H. Thomson ... 1880 Greenock
Largs Charles Watson 1S78 „
Port-Glasgow (Hamilton) William Bell 1863 „
„ (Newark) Alexander Baird ... 1869 „
„ (West) ... John V. Macnair ... 1880 „
James Stark, Barwood, Gourock, Presbytery Clerk.
FREE WEST CHURCH—Ardgowan Street.
Minister, Rev. Hugh Macmillan, D.D., LL.D., F.R.S.E.
Adam Black, Precentor.
William Neilson, Session Clerk.
James Tweddell, Clerk to Deacons' Court.
William Letham, Treasurer to the Congregation.
D. M'Gillivray, Treasurer to the Sustentation Fund.
James Miller, Librarian.
Michael Thomson, Church Officer.
ASSOCIATIONS.
1. Congregational Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at S p.m.
2. Minister's Bible Class for Young Men and Young Women
on Sabbath evening at 6.
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. The Library contains between 600 and 700 volumes. Books
are given out on Wednesday evenings at 7.30.
5. The Deacons' Court meets on the first Monday of each
month at half-past 8 o'clock. Meetings of Session occasionally.
6. District Visitors, first Wednesday of each month, after the
prayer meeting.
7. Young Men's Society, Thursday evenings at 8.30 during
winter.
8. Psalmody Association, on Thursday evening at 9 o'clock.
9. Dorcas Society conducted by Ladies of the Congregation.
MIDDLE FREE CHURCH—George Square.
Minister, Rev. M. P. Johnstone.
George Easton, Precentor. John Shearer, Church Officer.
James M'Lean, Session Clerk.
Alexander M'Kellar, Clerk to Deacons' Court.
Alexander M'Kellar, Clerk to the Sustentation Fund.
John Rodger, Treasurer to Deacons' Court.
Daniel Erskine, Treasurer to the Foreign Missions.
Hugh Hair, Treasurer to the District Mission.

44 APPENDIX.
A Prayer Meeting is held in the Hall under the Church every
Wednesday evening at eight o'clock ; Minister's Bible Classes on
Sabbath evenings, about 200 members on roll ; a Sabbath School,
average attendance about 150 children, with 19 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 October till May, from 12 noon till 2 p.m.
There are Classes for instruction in the Theory of Music, and
for practising on Friday evenings.
The Congregational Mission has Meetings on Sabbath evenings
in the Arcade Hall, Cathcart Street—Mr William Morrin,
Missionary. Also, a Branch of the Working Boys' and Girls'
Religious Society in the Hall on Sabbath mornings. Also, Sabbath
Evening Schools under the superintendence of William
Crawford, Andrew Boag, and Gilbert A. Ramsay, attended by
270 children, with 30 teachers. The Missionary has a Prayer
Meeting and an Adult Class on Thursdays.
ST THOMAS' FREE CHURCH—Grey Place.
Rev. William Laughton, D.D.—Chosen by the Members of the
Church. John Peden, Precentor.
David Kerr, Session Clerk.
Malcolm Currie, Clerk to Deacons' Court.
Daniel A. Adamson, Treasurer to Deacons' Court.
Dugald Campbell, Treasurer to Sustentation Fund.
Francis Logan, Church Officer.
FREE GAELIC CHURCH—Jamaica Street.
Rev. Murdoch M'Askill, 14 Ardgowan Square—Chosen by the
Members of the Church.
John M 'Galium, Precentor. John Fraser, Church Officer.
Hugh Buie, Session Clerk.
Alexander Macfarlan, Treasurer to Deacons' Court.
Malcolm M'Caskill, Clerk to Deacons' Court.
Archibald M'Call, Treasurer to Sustentation Fund.
John M'Gugan, Treasurer to Foreign Missions.
A Prayer Meeting is held in the Hall adjoining the Church on
Wednesday evenings at eight o'clock, in English. There is a
Sabbath Evening School in the Hall—attendance about 179 \
Minister's Bible-Class meets in the Hall every Sabbath evening
at 7.15. There is an English Sermon in the Hall every Sabbath
forenoon at 11. There" is also a Missionary School in the Hall,
Cartsburn Street—attendance about 120.
There is a Library in connection with the Church, open to the
Members and Adherents, every Wednesday evening at 7.30.
Gaelic Prayer Meeting every Sabbath evening in the Church at
6.30, and on Thursday evenings at 7.30, also in the Mission
Station, Main Street, at 7 o'clock on Sabbath evenings.

APPENDIX. 45
WELLPARK FREE CHURCH—Lynedoch Street.
Rev. James Stark—Chosen by the Members of the Church.
Rev. Matthew Reid, A.M., B.D., Wellpark Manse, Lynedoch
Street, Colleague and Successor.
John Campbell, Church Officer. James Brown, Session Clerk.
Thomas D. M'Murrich, Clerk to Deacons' Court. Wm. M'Neill,
Treasurer of Sustentation Fund. R. Chalmers, Convener of
Foreign Mission Fund. William Blair, Treasurer to the Congregation.
MEETINGS AND CLASSES.
The Congregational Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings
at 8 o'clock. Bible-Class for Young Men and Women on Sabbath
evenings at half-past 5 o'clock. Congregational Church School
in the Church at a quarter-past 5. Deacons' Court meets on the
first Wednesday of the month, after the Prayer Meeting. Session
meets generally on the second Wednesday of the month, after
the Prayer Meeting. Business Meetings of Sabbath School
Teachers in January, April, and October.
ST ANDREW'S FREE CHURCH, 38 Margaret Street.
Rev. John James Bonar, Ardgowan Street (West)—Chosen by
Male Communicants.
Johu'Macphail, Session Clerk. J. W. Turner, Clerk to Deacons'
Court. Alexander Gauld, General Treasurer. Bailie Shankland,
Treasurer to the Sustentation Fund. John Cunningham, Treasurer
to Foreign Mission Fund. A. M. Fleming, Treasurer to
Home Mission Fund. Mr James Bonar and Mr John M'Phail,
Superintendents of Sabbath Schools.
Congregational Evangelist—Mr Thomas H. Stewart.
Geo. H. Cockburn, Precentor. Lachlan Galbraith, Church Officer.
CRAWFURDSBURN FREE CHURCH—Macdocjgall Street.
Rev. Peter Thomson—Chosen by Members of the Church.
William Love, Precentor. Robert Jones, Church Officer.
William Campbell, Session Clerk and Treasurer to the Foreign
Mission Association.
M. Carmichael, Clerk to Deacons' Court.
D. M'Farlane, Treasurer of the Sustentation Fund.
Robert Farrell, Congregational Treasurer.
meetings and classes.
1. The Congregational Prayer Meeting, on Wednesday evenings,
at half-past 7 o'clock. 2. Minister's Bible Class, for young
men and women, on Sabbath evenings, at 7 o'clock, from October

46
APPENDIX.
to May. 3. Congregational Sabbath School, meets in the evening
at half-past five, with upwards of 200 scholars, and 25 teachers.
Mission Sabbath School at 5 o'clock—50 scholars and 5 teachers.
4. Deacons' Court meets on the Thursday after the first Sabbath
of every month ; and the Session on the Wednesday after the
third Sabbath of every month.
NORTH FREE CHURCH.
Rev. David Boyd—Chosen by the Members of the Congregation.
Matthew Guy, Precentor.
Duncan Ritchie, Congregational Treasurer.
John Nelson, Church Officer.
Matthew Cameron, Session Clerk.
Alexander Thomson, Clerk of Deacons' Court.
ASSOCIATIONS.
1. Prayer Meeting, every Wednesday evening, at 8.
2. District Prayer Meetings, on Friday evenings, at 8.
3. The Deacons' Court meets on the third Wednesday of every
month.
4. Sabbath School, 20 teachers, and 130 scholars.
5. Bible Class, for Young Men and Women, on Sabbath evenings,
as 5.30 o'clock.
MARTYRS' FREE CHURCH—West Shaw Street.
Rev. A. Symington, Pastor—Chosen by Members of the Church.
, Precentor. Robert Wilson, Session Clerk.
G. M'Kenzie, Clerk to Deacons' Court. John Gray, Treasurer.
Hugh M'Intosh, 42 Roxburgh Street, Church Officer.
ASSOCIATIONS.
1. Congregational Prayer Meeting, every Wednesday at 8 p.m.
2. Minister's Bible Class, for young men and women, on Sabbath
evenings at 7. 3. Sabbath School meets in the Church on Sabbath
afternoons at 5.30. 4. Deacons' Court meets on the first
Monday of each month at 7.30 p.m. 5. The Session meets on
the second Wednesday of each month at 9 p.m. 6. The District
Visiting Society meets on the third Wednesday of each month
at 9 p.m. 7. Mission Meetings are conducted at No. 4 Crawford
Lane, on Sabbath evenings at 7, and on Friday evenings at 8.
MOUNT PARK FREE CHURCH.
Pastorate vacant.
Alexander Scott, Church Officer. John M'Onie, Session Clerk.
Congregational Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at 8 o'clock.
Minister's Class every Sabbath evening at 6.45.
Schooifor Children meets every Sabbath evening at 5.30.

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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS & CHURCHES.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERY of GREENOCK.
Meets in the hall of Sir Michael Street Church, Greenock, at
intervals of about six weeks.
Campbeltown
Dunoon
Gourock
Greenock
George Square ...
Sir Michael St. ...
Trinity Church ...
Union Street
St Andrew Square
Roxburgh St. ...
Innellan
Inveraray
Kilcreggan ...
Kirn ...
Largs
Millport
Port- Glasgow
Princes Street ...
Clune Park
Rothesay
Southend
Wemyss Bay
Clerk—Rev. John Boyd, Wemyss Bay.
John Thomson ... 1861 Campbeltown
J. C. Johnstone ... 1864 Greenock
George Rae, M.A. 1872
James B. Thomson 1874
James Davidson, M.A... 1866
John Young 1862
John B. Smith ... 1848
Robert Edgar 1868
Alexander Duncan 1875
Robert Henderson, M.A. 1874
Gilbert Meikle ... 1849 Inveraray
Vacant Helensburgk
Adam Gray 1873 Greenock
J. B. K. M'Intyre 1864
Robert M 'Lean ... 1876
William Lauder ... 1842 Pt. -Glasgow
A.R.Kennedy,B.A. M.D . 1879 „
P. Macfarlane 1845 Rothesay
A. M'Laren Young 1874 Campbeltown
J. Boyd, M.A., ... 1871 Greenock
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Union Street.
Rev. John B. Smith, Minister— Chosen by the Church Members.
Wm. Taylor, Session Clerk, Eskgrove Villa. M. Wilson,
Precentor. R. Main, Church Officer.
Service—Sabbath, 11 forenoon and 2.15 afternoon. Congregational
Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m. Minister's Bible Class on
Sabbath Evenings at 7. Congregational Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday Evenings at S. Congregational Library open before
and after Prayer Meeting.
MISSION HALL—Smith's Lane.
Sabbath School at 5.30. Prayer Meeting at 7 p.m., conducted
during summer by a Student Missionary, and in winter by
members of the congregation and other voluntary agency.
District Visitation and Tract Distribution by >y ladies of the
congregation.
GEORGE SQUARE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Temporary place of Worsh'ip— Sessional Hall, 8 Nelson Street.
Rev. J. B. Thomson, Pastor—Chosen by the Church Members,
R. F. Easton, Precentor. Samuel Currie, Church Officer.
John Borland, Town Missionary.

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INSTITUTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONGREGATION.
A Congregational Sabbath School taught by a superintendent,
assisted by about 30 teachers, and attended by above 200
scholars ; and two Mission Schools taught by about 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 labour 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 tr-acfcs, 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 seatholders 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.
Minister's Bible Class on Sabbath evenings at 7.
SIR MICHAEL ST. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Minister—Rev. James Davidson, A.M.
James Kelso, Session Clerk, Flower Bank, Eldon Street.
Samuel Brown, ad interim Church Officer, Duncan Street.
INSTITUTIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONGREGATION.
Missionary and Educational Association—A. M. Humphreys,
Secretary.
District Missionary—William Maxwell.
Juvenile Missionary Society—George H. Humphreys.
Dorcas Society—Miss Finlay, 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 Premises, Duncan Street
Robert Love, Superintendent.
Congregational Library, about 1100 volumes, for the seatholders,
open on Thursday evenings—John Robertson, Librarian.
Savings Bank, open every Monday evening from 7 till 9, in
Mission Premises, Duncan Street. Free to all depositors. A. M.
Humphreys, Manager.
Minister's Bible Class meets on Sabbaths evenings at 7 o'clock
from October to April.
Congregational Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock.

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TRINITY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Union St.
Minister, Rev. John Young, 32 Forsyth Street.
Session Clerk, Robert Allan, 3 Pinnart Street.
Church Officer, William Laird, 65 Nicolson Street.
Congregational Sabbath School at 5.33 p.m., in the Hall behind
the Church—Robert Fleming, Superintendent.
Mission Sabbath School, at 5.30, in Caledonia Hall, West
Burn Street—A. J. Turnbull, Superintendent.
Minister's Bible Class meets on Sabbath evenings at 7 o'clock
from October to April inclusive.
There is a Society for Bible Study and Mission Work, in connection
with which tracts are distributed and kitchen meetings
held in the Mission District.
Congregational Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at
B o'clock.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—St Andrew Square.
Pastor, R. Edgar. George M'Onie, Session Clerk.
Alexander Low, Church Officer. Psalmody led by Voluntary
Choir, Matt. Blake, Conductor.
Congregational Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m. Minister's Senior
Bible Class on Sabbath evenings at 5.30. Congregational Prayer
Meeting, Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock. Sabbath School
Teachers' Association meets cpuarterly. Missionary Association
sneets quarterly.
ROXBURGH STREET U.P. CHURCH.
_Rev. Alexander Duncan, Minister, 2 Robertson Street.
William Kidd, Session Clerk, 24 Hamilton Street.
Alexander Cameron, Church Officer, 18 Bruce Street.
Service—Sabbath, 11 forenoon and 2.15 afternoon.
Congregational Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m.
Minister's Bible Class on Sabbath evenings at 7.
Congregational Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings at 8.
ST JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH—Union Street.
The Rev. John Frew, B.A., Incumbent.
Rev. G. H. Webber, Curate.
Thomas May Thorne and Edward Blackmore, Church Wardens.
John Peacock, Beadle, 41 West Blackhall Street.
SERVICES.
Sunday—Holy Communion on First and Third Sunday of the
Month at 11 o'clock ; 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 12 noon; Service
iind Address on Wednesday evenings at 7.30 ; in Lent and
Advent, Service and Address on Wednesday and Friday at 7.cO
p.m.
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Cartsdyke—Evening Service at 3 p.m. in the Schoolroom,,.
Crescent Street.
In connection with the above Church, and under the inspection
of the Incumbent, are Week-day and Sunday Schools for youths
of both sexes. Teachers—West Day School, Miss Thompson j,
East Day School, Miss Leask.
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—West Stewart St.
Vacant—Chosen by Members in full communion.
Precentor—William Kirkwood, 78 Holmseroft Street.
Church Officer—Duncan M'Callum, 13 West Stewart Street.
Session Clerk—James Simpson, 1 Springkell Street.
Treasurer—John Kerr, 83 Belville Street.
Secretary—Alex. Caldwell, Rosehill Cottage, 1 William St., East.
Fellowship Meetings, Wednesday at 8 p.m. Meetings of Session,
2nd Tuesday of every month at 8 p.m. Deacons' Court.,
last Tuesday of every month at 12.30 p.m. Sabbath School at 1
p.m. Total Abstinence Association first Thursday of every
month at S p.m.
EVANGELICAL UNION CHURCH—Nelson Street.
Rev. Alexander Davidson, Pastor.
Matthew Moses, Organist. David Russell, 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 the church.
1. A Sabbath School, superintended and conducted by qualified
Teachers, members of the Church and Congregation, meets in the
Hall of the Church, and a District School in Eastern Hall, John
Street, both at 5.30 p.m.
2. Sabbath School Library, from which the children of the
Sabbath School, and members of the Church and Congregation.,,
receive books weekly.
3. Tract Society, for the purpose of distributing religious
tracts, reading the Scriptures, and holding meetings for prayer
and explanation of the Word of God.
4. A Weekly Meeting for Prayer every Wednesday evening
at 8.
5. Young Men's Mutual Improvement Society meets on Thursday
evenings at 8, from October to April.
6. Band of Hope meets on Friday evenings at 7.30, from
October to March.
7. Young Men's Prayer Meeting every Saturday evening at
7.30.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—George Square.
Rev. J. M. Jarvie, Pastor.
M m. Organist, J. M. Hutcheson. Church Officer, J. Ramsay.
Institutions connected with this Church—Exposition every
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Thursday evenings at 8, conducted by the Pastor. Weekly
Class for Practice of Congregational Psalmody every Wednesday
evening daring the winter. A Society for Religious Purposes,
instituted in 1837. 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 200.
A Mission 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 Public Preaching every
Sabbath evening, conducted by the Pastor and members of the
Church. A Mothers' 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 Hall, &c. The Sabbath
scholars support two native scholars in India, 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, at 2.15.
EAST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—St Lawrence Street.
Rev. Robt. Bell, 1 Octavia Cottages, Pastor. Mr Kay, Organist.
J. Clune, Secretary and Treasurer to Church. Allan Parkhill,
jun., Secretary and Treasurer to Sabbath School.
Sabbath Services at 11, 2.15, and Evangelistic at 7.
Service on Wednesday Evenings at 7.30 p.m.
The School meets on Sabbath Afternoons at 5.30. It is conducted
by 41 Teachers. George Beveridge, Superintendent.
Band of Hope in connection with the Congregation meets on
Friday evenings at 7 ; Bible Class for young men and women,
conducted by the Pastor, meets on Friday evenings at 8.
Evangelistic Services are held on Saturday evenings at Victoria
Harbour and in Cartsburn Hall.
Tract distribution and Open-air Meetings are carried on in the
East-end of the town by Members of the Church.
WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH— 1 Ardgowan Street.
Rev. Joseph Bacon, Pastor, 30 Ardgowan Street, West.
Mr David Ritchie, Honorary Precentor.
Thomas Graves, Church Officer, 75 Regent Street.
Sabbath Day Worship at 11 a.m. and. (3. 30 p.m.
The Minister's Bible Class meets on Monday Evenings at 8
o'clock. Public Service on Wednesday at 8 o'clock. The Sabbath
School meets at 2.15 p.m.
There is a Society for the distribution of religious tracts..
Prayer Meetings in private houses are held on Tuesdays and.
Thursdays every week. A Band of Hope meets on Friday at
7.30. Society Classes meet for Christian Fellowship at the close
of the Sabbath Morning Service, and on Wednesday evenings at.
7 o'clock.

APPENDIX.
PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH—Roxburgh Street.
Pastor—Rev. Samuel Blackshaw, 13 Newton Street.
Hon. Precentors—Mr Noble, jun., and Mr A. Sinclair.
Church Officer—T. Ivey, 27 Lynedoch Street.
Sabbath Services at 11 a.m. and G. 30 p.m. Sabbath School
meets in the Hall under the Church, every Sabbath at 2.30 p.m.
Class and Fellowship Meetings for Members on Sabbaths at
12.15, and Monday evenings at S. Public Service on Thursday
evenings at 8 in the Hall under the Church. Various other
meetings are held in different parts of the town during the week,
and are intimated on Sabbaths.
.BAPTIST CHURCH—Orangefield Pl., Brachelston Square.
Rev. James Dann, Pastor.
Hon. Precentor—Adam Leisk, jurf.
Chapel-keeper—William Young, S4 Roxburgh 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 8
o'clock. The Sabbath School meets every Sabbath evening at
half-past 5, and is superintended and conducted by members of
the Church. An Evangelistic Meeting is held in the Hall of the
Chapel every Sabbath evening at 7. A Bible Class is conducted
Jby the Pastor on Monday evenings during the Session, at 8.15
p.m. The Psalmody Association meets on Friday evenings at 8
during the Session. Tract distribution and visitation by members
of the Church, in the neighbourhood of the Chapel 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 6.30 p.m. ; also
Mondays and Thursdays at 7.30. Daily Meeting for Praise and
Prayer at 12 noon. Attached to this Chapel are a Reading
Room, Library, with Daily Papers, and Amusing Pastimes,
Draughts, Chess, Billiards, and Bagatelle Boards, free to all
Seamen ; and those of various nations are supplied with good
reading in their own language. Open to all Seamen, free of
charge, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Ships are supplied with Loan
Libraries. The Chaplain keeps a boat in which (weather permitting)
he visits the vessels in the Roads, particularly emigrant
ships, for the purpose of conducting religious services, and distributing
useful books amongst seamen of foreign nations.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH—Brougham Sireet.
Rev. Alexander Taylor, Pastor. Rev. Patrick. Gaule and Rev,
John Angland, Assistants.
Patrick M'Ginlay, Church Officer ; house, 24 Trafalgar Street.
Male and Female Schools for Week-days and Sundays in connection
with this Church.

APPENDIX.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH— 1 Rue-end Street,
Rev. M. Condon, Pastor. Rev. John Keatney, Assistant;.
Caretaker—Mrs Steel, 1 Rue-end. Street.
Sunday and Week-day Schools in connection with this Church.
Convent or Middle-Class School at Bank House.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
(For Addresses see General Directory.)
The figures opposite the names denote the year in which they
1829 Auld, Charles, M.D.
1872 Black, John Robert
1879 Cairns, David, M.B.,C.M.
1871 Douglas, John C, M.B.
1856 Dowie, E.T., M.D.
1836 Fox, John, M.D.
186S Galloway, Allan, M.D.
1855 Marshall, Win. J., M.D.
1563 M'Culloch, John, M.D.
1863 M'Dougall, John, M.D.
1564 M'Raild, D.
were licensed.
SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.
53
1870 Paton, James, M.B.
1S63 Robertson, J. K., M.D.
1842 Richmond, A. F. M.D.
1S77 Scott, Peter, M.B.,C.M.
1831 Shortridge, Samuel, M.D.
1S34 Stewart, A. D., M.C.
1S50 Wallace, James, M.D.
1S5S Whiteford, James, M.D.
1869 Wilson, J., L.R.C.P. &
S F
1863 Wilson," W. A., M.D.
Ladies' Seminary, 27 Union Street—English, writing, arithmetic,
music, French and German, drawing (pencil, water and
oil), and dancing—Mrs Dryden and assistants.
Seminary for Young Ladies, Eldon Villa, 67 Eldon Street
Misses Gibb and assistants.
Institution for the Education of Young Ladies, Eskgrove, Fox
Street—English, French, Italian, German, drawing (pencil, water
and oil), music and dancing—Wm. 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, etc.—H. M'Lachlan, master,
with assistants.
Greenock Charity Public School—Managers—Messrs Hugh
Fullarton, H. Walker, D. Shankland, A. B. Smith, Dr'W. A.
Wilson, W. Crawford, A. Ferguson, and D. D. Adamson. W.
Crawford, chairman ;
treasurer ;
D. D. Adamson, secretary ; A. Ferguson,
C. W. Stewart, inspector.
Bank House (Middle) School— Under the superintendence of
Franciscan Sisters.
Avenue Park Collegiate School—Principal, John Graham, B.A.
Highlanders' Academy, Boxburgh Street—Commercial and
English Departments—Robert Wilson, head-master, and assistants.
Fairrie's Trust School, 13 East Shaw Street—English grammar,,
geography, arithmetic, writing, history, composition, and Scriptural
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APPENDIX.
St Mary's R.C. Parish School, East Shaw Street—General
branches of education— Peter Fagan, head-master, and assistants.
St Mary's R.C. Academy—Under the management of the Rev.
A. Taylor.
St Lawrence Roman Catholic School, Belville Street—Boys
Department—Master, J. Taylor ; girls' and infants' Departments
Under the superintendence of Franciscan Sisters from Bank House
Episcopal School (East), Under Crescent—English grammar,
geography, writing and arithmetic—Miss Leask.
St John's Episcopal School (West), 16 Jamaica Street—English
grammar, geography, history, writing, arithmetic, sewing, music,
—Miss Thompson, teacher.
Kilblain Academy—English, writing, arithmetic, book-keeping,
mathematics, Latin, Greek, French, German, Italian, drawing,
painting, music, dancing, and sewing. Head-masters—James
Slater, junr., B.A., and David Wardrop, M.A.
Greenock Navigation School, Palmerston Buildings, Customhouse
Place. Branches taught—Navigation, engineering, and
nautical astronomy—Andrew Sproul.
School of Art, held in Town Hall under the Science and Art
Department of the Committee of Council on Education. Chair-
man, Thos. Prentice ; secretary and treasurer, Thos. Macmillan ;
teacher, Walter Yuille.
1st ADMINISTRATIVE BATTALION
RENFREWSHIRE RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.
HEADQUARTERS, GREENOCK.
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF.
Honorary Colonel—Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.
Lieutenant-Colonel—David M'D. Latham.
Majors—William Ross and W. 0. Leitch.
Adjutant—John J. Grier, Major.
Captains—Dugald MacEachran, Donald Brown, William N. A.
Aitken William Lamont, John Stewart, David Scobie, James
Tannahill, John M'Ewen, and R. D. Oliphant.
Lieutenants—Hugh W. Walker, Thomas Neill, jun., James
Morton, jun., John Agnew, John S. Nicol, Alex. J. Macdougall,
John T. Wilson, James K. Stewart, George Williamson, jun.,
George H. Black, Robert W. Livingston, and Abram Lyle.
Second Lieutenants—Frederick Munsie, John M 'Isaac, Walter
Blackwood, W. U. Park, Robert Lyle, and Richard D. Muir.
Surgeons—Wm. J. Marshall, M.D., and Charles Auld, M.D.
Hon. Assistant Surgeons—John C. Maddever, M.D., George
Wyllie, M.D., and George Crawford, M.D.
Honorary Chaplains—Rev. Dr M'Culloch and Rev. John
M'Pherson.
The Corps comprises 6 Companies at Greenock, 1 Company at
Port-Glasgow, 1 Company at Gourock, and 1 Company at Rothesay
(Bute).

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1st RENFREW AND DUMBARTON ARTILLERY
VOLUNTEER CORPS,
Consisting of the following Batteries, &c. :—Nos. 1 and 2 Batteries,
Greenock ; Nos. 3 and 4 Batteries, Port-Glasgow ; No. 5
Battery, Helensburgh ; No. 6 and 7 Batteries, Dumbarton.
Lieutenant-Colonel—John Scott, 22nd August, 1S63, Greenock.
Major—John Fullarton, 19th July, 1876, Port-Glasgow.
Captains—W. L. Halley, 23rd March, 1872, Dumbarton ; T.
J. F. Messer, 11th December, 1872, Helensburgh ; Robt. Thorne,
-29th November, 1873, Greenock ; Hugh Richard Walker, 20th
March, 1878, Greenock ; and Wm. F. Allan, 20th March, 1878,
Port-Glasgow.
Lieutenants—Wm. Anderson, 15th November, 1873, Helensburgh
; Edward A. Johnson, 10th October, 1S74, Dumbarton
John M'Leod, 7th June, 1876, Dumbarton ; Andrew Carmichael,
4th October, 1876, Greenock ; Robert Duncan, 16th August, 1879,
Port-Glasgow ; James Fleming, 16th August, 1S79, Greenock ;
and Herbert J. Thorne, 16th August, 1879, Greenock.
Second Lieutenant—Francis G. Gemmill, 5th December, 1877,
Helensburgh.
Adjutant—Captain W. E. Taylor, 20th Jan., 1864, Greenock.
Surgeons—W. A. Wilson, M.D., 2Sth May, 1868, Greenock;
and John W. Taylor, M.D., 9th February, 1871, and 1st October,
1877, Port-Glasgow.
Acting Surgeon—James Finlay, M.D., 1st October, 1877,
Helensburgh.
Honorary Chaplains—Rev. A. Gray, 22nd March, 1861, Dumbarton;
Rev. F. L. Robertson, D.D., 4th February, 1S68, Glasgow;
Rev. Wm. Bell, 28th March, 1868, Port-Glasgow ; Rev. John
JBaird, B.D., 3rd March, 1869, Helensburgh.
SOCIETIES.
Greenock Bible Society—Instituted 1807.—James Morton,
Esq., president; Rev. Dr M'Culloch, Abram Lyle, Esq., Provost
Campbell, and Bailie Brymner, vice-presidents ; 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.—Ex-
Provost Lyle, president ; Robert Kerr, treasurer ; John M 'II vain,
secretary ; U. Walton, assistant-secretary ; with 48 directors ; D.
Brotchie, chaplain ; John Swan, officer. This society has a Seamen's
Chapel, at 1 Dock Breast, seating 350, in which Divine
Service is conducted three times each Lord's Day. A Reading
Room and Library are open daily from 9 to 9, free of charge.
Loan Libraries to all foreign-going ships—about 250 are thus
issued in the year. It has a depot, where the Scriptures are sold
at reduced prices in various languages. The society also keeps a
boat in which the Chaplain visits the vessels in the Roads,
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Sailors'Home, Dock Breast—Instituted 1852.— Duncan Ritchie y -
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 1
Society. The Home has accommodation for 80 seamen, and is ;
fitted up with every convenience and comfort.
Greenock Young Men's Christian Association—Instituted 1830.
Rooms, Temperance Institute, West Stewart Street. Officebearers,
1880-81—Ex-Provost Lyle, honorary president ; John
Macphail, president ; John Morison, vice-president ; William
Walker and D. M'Farlane, joint-secretaries; William Lamont;
corresponding secretary, Palmerston Buildings ; William Boyd,
reading-room secretary; Robert Macpherson, treasurer, 33
Cathcart Street ; A. M'Kenzie, librarian. This Association has
for its object the religious, intellectual and social improvement
of its members, and of the young men of Greenock. Ten weekly
meetings are held in various places. An Evangelistic Meeting is
held every Saturday night at 8 o'clock for young men. A course
of Lectures is arranged during the winter months in the Towhi
Hall. There are also a Reading Room and Library in the Institute
open to the public at the following rates :—Annually, 7s 6d ; halfyearly,
4s ; quarterly, 2s ; apprentices, 2s 6d annually.
Greenock Young Men's Protestant Association— Instituted
1862. Object—The study of the Bible and Romish Works ; the
enlightenment of Protestants as to the real character of Popery
in its religious, social, and political aspects, and the conversion
of Romanists. Hon. President, Councillor Robert Shankland ;
chairman, Rev. Wm. Wilson ; treasurer, Andrew Snolseed ?.
secretary, Mr Wright, 20 Hope Street ; librarian, Mr Hugh
Andrews; with a committee of members. The members meet for
mutual improvement every Friday evening, and young men are
cordially invited. Essays are read, and conversations and readings
engaged in. The library contains several hundred volumes,
lectures by local and other ministers and laymen are delivered
from time to time. Young men of good character, who admit
the Bible to be the Word of God and their guide, are admitted as
members. Annual subscription, Is.
Greenock Sabbath School Union—Instituted 1870. Hon. Pre"
sident, Provost Binnie, Gourock ; president, John Kinloch ; vicepresident,
David Young ; treasurer, Thomas Carmichael ; jointsecretaries,
John B. Patrick and Robert L. Younger; with a
committee of twelve, 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 ; 2, to improve the method of conducting
schools ; and 3rd, to promote the personal piety of the teachers,
and to unite in prayer for a blessing on their work. General
meetings of the Union are held cpaarterly.

APPENDIX. bT
Greenock Working Boys' and Girls' Religious Society.—Hon.
President, James Morton, Esq., Balclutha ; President, James
Slater, jun., B.A. ; Vice-President, T. R. Ogilvie ; Treasurer,
Robert Macpherson, 33 Cathcart Street ; Secretary, James
Morton, jun., 1 Palmerston Buildings. Keeper of the Society's
Rooms, Jonathan Burns. Its chief aim is to impart a religious
instruction, and form a connecting link between the Sabbath
School and the Church. It provides classes for mutual improvement
and meetings for social entertainment, and by means of
Savings Banks it seeks to foster provident habits. Meetings are
held every Sabbath forenoon, at eleven o'clock, in Town Hall,
John Street Hall, Temperance Institute, Crawfurdsburn Free
Church School, Old Seamen's Chapel, High Vennel Mission Hall,
Shaw Street Public School, Hall of Mechanics' Institute, and
Public School, St Andrew Square.
Greenock Working Boys' Home, 3 Lyle Street, for destitute
working lads above 14 years of age. — President, Dr Marshall
treasurer, John Kinloch ; secretary, James Bone ; members of
committee, William Crawford, A. 0. Smith, John Hastie, James
M 'Gavin, A. S. Mories, Robert Wright, Thomas P. Finlay, Jas.
Brown and John Bryce. Superintendent—Mr S. Campbell.
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
professional 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 in the
Society's Rooms, Kirk Street, Glebe. Office-bearers for 1881 :
President, J. K. Robertson, M.D. ; vice-president, James Paton,
M.B. ; secretary, J. R. Black ; treasurer, A. Galloway, M.D. ;
librarian, John M'Culloch, M.D.
BENEVOLENT.
Greenock Female Benevolent Society—Instituted 1S11—for the
benefit of aged females of good moral character. Supported by
voluntary subscriptions. The Lady Octavia Shaw Stewart,
patroness ; Mrs Steele, Silwood, president ; Mrs Graham Brymner,
Maybank, Finnart Street, treasurer; Miss Buchanan, 48
Esplanade, secretary ; Rev. Wm. Laughton, D.D., chaplain ; 40
superintendents, 40 visitors, and 19 collectors. The Committeemeet
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 ok
Management for the coming year, as also for the purpose of being,,"
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Greenock Medical Aid Society, Home, 19 Roxburgh Street
President, James Stewart, Esq., M.P. ; vice-president, W. A.
Wilson, M.D.; secretary, William Auld, writer, Cathcart Streettreasurer,
W. O. Leitch. Acting Committee, Rev. Peter Thornson,
Dr W. J. Marshall, D. E. Barclay, John Duff, Graham
Brymner, and John Douglas, along with office-bearers ex offlciis
members of committee. The object of the society is to provide
medical comforts and attendance for persons resident in Greenock
or in the parishes of Inverkip (which includes Gourock), and
Port-Glasgow, labouring under incurable disease, or others who,
though not incurable, may require months or years of nursing
and treatment, and are incapable of earning a livelihood.
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 in
the Home for domestic service, besides being instructed 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. The Home is principally supported by voluntary
subscriptions.
Trustees—Ex-Provost Lyle, R. Little, Esq., J. Macgregor, Esq.
President—Mrs Hamilton.
Vice-President—Mrs J. Brymner.
Treasurer—Miss Stark.
Secretary—Miss Williamson, Newton Street, Finnart.
Chaplain—Rev. A. Symington.
Directors—Provost Campbell, M. Hill, A. M. Fleming,
J. W. Black, J. Kinloch, and R. Hamilton.
House of Refuge, or Shelter for Females, Ingleston—Instituted
1854.—President, Mrs William Steel, Silwood ; vice-president,
Mrs Joseph Pennell ; and a committee of 20 ladies ; John Cunningham,
treasurer ; Rev. J. M. Jarvie, secretary ; Rev. Dr
M'Culloch, chaplain. Gentlemen's committee, Jas. Morton, John
Cunningham, Utrick Walton, Wm. Steele, and Graham Brymner.
Mrs Martin, matron. The object of this institution is to afford
shelter to fallen females, training them for the duties of the
household, and to assist in getting them into service with respectable
families.
Greenock Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society.—This Society
was instituted in 1872, for the purpose of rendering aid to
discharged prisoners, or those on their way to prison life. The
Home for the reception of females, at 35 Dempster Street, was
opened on the 10th February, 1873. Miss Gray, matron. The
inmates receive the benefit of religious instruction, and are
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•exercise of such industries for which
When reformed the Committee procure
they may be suited.
situations or work for
the inmates either at home or abroad. The Society is supported
by voluntary subscriptions. President, James J. Grieve, Esq. ;
vice-presidents, Abram Lyle, Esq., and J. Morton, Esq. ;
secretary, John Rodger; chaplain, Rev. Andrew Symington.
There is a committee of gentlemen and also of ladies, with a staff
of prison and district visitors. Secretary, Mrs Duncan Cunningham
; treasurer to Ladies' Committee, Miss Rodger.
Greenock Charitable Society, for the Relief of the Casual Poor
—Instituted in 1861.—-Jas. Stewart, Esq., M.P., patron ; Provost
Campbell, president; Alex. Scott, Esq., and Abram Lyle, Esq.,
vice-presidents ; J. Nicol, treasurer ; J. S. Armit, 26 Cathcart
Street, secretary ; and an acting committee of 28 members, with
power to add to their number. The object of the Society is to
proeure 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, Robert Farrell ; 2nd Ward,
John Anderson ; 3rd Ward, W. B. Tierney ; 4th Ward, George
A. D. Mackay ; 5th Ward, John Forbes.
Ferguson Eye Bequest.—In connection with the Greenock
Infirmary, there is an institution founded by the late James
Ferguson, Esq., Auchneagh, called the Ferguson P]ye Bequest,
where patients suffering with diseases of the eyes receive treatment
free. The present managers are—Messrs R. S. M'Morland
and John Bain ; the Provost and two senior Magistrates ; the
Chairman Deputy-Chairman, and Secretary of Greenock
firmary—The Provost, chairman ; Dr Cluckie, oculist.
In-
The Greenock Highland Society.—Founded for the following
objects, 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
vise of the national dress ; 2nd, for founding one or more bursaries,
or to make annual or other grants of money in aid of diligent
or distinguished students, being natives, or sons of natives, of the
Highlands of Scotland ; and, 3rd, 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 ; patrons, the Most Noble the Marquis of Bute and Sir
M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.; president, James Johnstone Grieve,
Esq.; vice-presidents, John Fleming, Esq., John Erskine, Esq.,
Walter Grieve, Esq., Dr M'Raild, Hugh M'Kay, Esq., and John
'Cameron, Esq.; with sixteen directors—any five a quorum ;
treasurer, Mr Jas. Brown, jun. ; joint-secretaries, Duncan
M'Kenzie, 65 Nicholson Street, and Norman Gillies. Hall, 41
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EDUCATIONAL.
GREENOCK (BURGH) SCHOOL BOARD.
In accordance with the provisions of " The Education (Scotland)'
Act, 1872." the following are the members of the School Board
for the triennial period from*lS79-S2 :—Dugald Campbell, Rev.
Peter Thomson, Rev. John Kerr Campbell, William Crawford,
Robert Cook, Alexander S. Mories, James Lang, jun., W. A.
Wilson, M.D., George W. Jaffrey, Robert Hendry, George R.
M'Dougall.
Clerk, G. Williamson. Treasurer, Quintin Bone.
Inspecting Officer, C. W. Stewart ; Assistants, James Russell
and Alexander Cameron.
SCHOOLS UNDER PERMANENT GREENOCK BURGH
SCHOOL BOARD.
Permanent
St Andrew Square School—Mr M. Carmichael, head-master,
and assistants.
Belville Place School—Mr Alexander Bremner, F.E.I.S., headmaster,
and assistants.
Mearns Street School—Mr William Cook, B.A., head-master,
and assistants.
Shaw Street School—Mr J. Wilson, head-master, and assistants.
Glebe School—Mr John Williamson, M.A., head-master, and i
assistants.
Highlanders' Academy—Robert Wilson and Assistants.
Alan Ker School—Andrew Young and assistants.
Sir Michael Street School—Mr H. M. Melville and assistants.
Charity School—Mr Gordon Simpson and assistants.
Temporary
Crawfurdsburn School—Mr Robert Caldwell and assistants.
Vennel School, No. 65 Vennel—Mr Jas. Watson and assistants, i
Duncan Street School— Mr John Morrison and assistants.
Under the superintendence of the Board, Science Classes are
taught in connection with the Science and Art Department of the
Council of Education. The following are the subjects and the
schools at which they are taught during the present session :
Geology, Physiography, Magnetism, and Electricity at Mearns
Street School, by William Cook, B.A.; Machine Construction and
Drawing, applied mechanics and steam, Shaw Street School, by
Andrew Sproul. In Glebe School, Theoretical Mechanicsand
Mathmetics by Alex. Birrell ; Botany by Thomas Scott ; and
Inorganic Chemistry (Theoretical) by J. W. Biggart. Inorganic
Chemistry (Practical, Elementary, and Advanced) and Blowpipe
Analysis by J. W. Biggart, in Chemical Laboratory, 29 Cathcart St*
WEST (LANDWARD) PARISH SCHOOL BOARD.
Chairman—H. R. B. Peile, Mansion House ; James Stewart,
of Garvocks ; A. M. Fleming, merchant; W. 0. Leitch, merchant.
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EAST (LANDWARD) PARISH SCHOOL BOARD.
Chairman—R. G. Sommerville, Port-Glasgow Road ; J. L.
Cunliffe, shipbuilder ; R. G. Brown, pottery ; H. R. B. Peile,
Mansion House; and G. M'Onie, Morton Terrace. Clerk and
treasurer—J. Innes Macdougall.
GREENOCK ACADEMY.
Directors from the Town Council—Provost Campbell, Bailies
Shankland, Walker, and Leitch ; Councillors Pullarton and
Wilson. Directors from the shareholders—Dr James Wallace,
Matthew Hill, Hew M'llwraith, W. Letham, D. D. Adamson,
stnd Robert Wright. Treasurer—Louson Walker. Secretary
George Williamson.
The Greenock Academy, situated 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 class-i'ooms, with teachers' rooms, &c, and a large hall
in which all the pupils may be assembled ; there is also an extene
playground 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 such 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 those wishing to qualify themselves
for the public service or for mercantile pursuits.
Rector, E. L. Neilson ; Arithmetic and Mathematics, W. U.
Park, B.A. ; Classical department, the Rector; English department,
head-master, F. H. Mure; Modern Languages, R. Dryden;
Writing, J. W. M'Gregor ; Drawing, T. R. Milligan ; Pianoforte
and Singing, George T. Poulter ; 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 :— (1) The Macfie Bursary, founded by the late Wm, Macfie,
Esq. of Langhouse, which is competed for annually and is open
to boys from any school—5 boys ; (2) The Fairrie Bursary,
founded by the late Thomas Fairrie, Esq., Greenock. One boy
appointed each year by Mr Fairrie's trustees— 5 boys.
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 competition shall be open to boys not under eight or above
twelve years of age, from the Academy or any other school
approved by the Directors ; and due advertisement will be made
accordingly. 3. Any boy may be selected .to enter in any year of
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examiners, the parents and guardians of the Bursars 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 satisfactory
progress.
The Fairrie Bursary was founded by the late Thos. Fairrie y
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 promise 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 following 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.
The 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 R. Shaw
Stewart, Bart. ; vice-presidents, James Stewart, Esq., M.P. for
Greenock; D. Campbell, Esq., Provost of Greenock ; chairman of
acting committee, J. Stewart, Esq., M.P. ; vice-chairman, {John
C. Hunter, Esq. ; secretary to committee of Boys' School, Mr M.
F. Dunlop ; secretaries to committee of Girls' School, Mrs John
Robertson and Miss Little ; superintendent, Mr Alex. Thomson;
matron, Miss Murray. 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 children receive an allowance of food for their daily
support ; are instructed 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 l-eceive suitable religious teaching.
Greenock Auxiliary Gaelic School Society.—Instituted 1S20.
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president ; John M'Phail, treasurer and secretary. Committee
Donald M 'Donald, Hugh Buie, A. J. Black, Donald M'Tavish„
Duncan Shaw, Hugh M 'Arthur, with a committee of ladies.
Greenock Philosophical Society.—The purpose of the society is
the promotion of the study of literature, science and art by means
of lectures and otherwise. The meetings are held in the Watt
Monument. Office-bearers for session 1880-81—President, W.
A. Wilson, M.D. ; vice-presidents, James Wallace, M.D.,
and Donald Macdonald ; treasurer, D. M'Callum ; secretary,
John Rodger.
Greenock Juridical Society—Instituted 21st November, 1872.
This Society has for its 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 as members. Office-bearers:—Hon. president, Sheriff
Smith; president, C. MacCulloch, Esq.; vice-presidents, Messrs J.
W. Crawford and R. S. Walker ; secretary, Mr James Millar ;
treasurer, Mr William P. Stuart; committee of management,
Messrs Rutherford, Allan, Prentice, Swan, Macgregor, and
Mackenzie.
Museum—Watt Monument, Kelly Street.—The Museum and
adjoining Lecture Hall were erected at the cost of the late James
M'Lean, Esq., of West Bank, and were opened on 3rd November,
1876. Hours from 11 till 6; Saturdays, from 3 till 9 evening,
Managed by a joint committee from the Greenock Library and
the Greenock Philosophical Society— Chairman, A. 0. Leitch ;
treasurer, Louson Walker; secretary, George R. M'Dougall;
curator, Thomas Struthers.
Greenock Natural History Society—Founded in 1878.— President,
W. J. Marshall, M.D. ; vice-presidents, Dr John R.
Black and Thomas Scott ; treasurer, George H. Black ;
secretary, Thomas Struthers, Watt Institution. The objects of
this society are to promote the study of Natural History by
meetings for the reading of papers and the exhibition of
specimens, and by excursions for practical study. The society
meets in the Watt Institution, Kelly Street.
Ardgowau Bowling Club.—Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.,
patron. President, J. H. Ballantine ; vice-president, U. Walton
; John Rodger, treasurer ; Thomas Wilson, secretary.
Wellington Park Bowling Club.—Patron, SirM. R. S. Stewart,
Bart. ; honorary member, Hew MTlwraith, Esq. ; Robert Miller,
38 Main Street, president ; Robert Boyd, vice-president ; Wm.
Crawford, treasurer ; Robert Fulton, secretary.
Grosvenor Bowling Club.—Patron, Michael Hugh Shaw
Stewart, yr., of Ardgowau ; honorary members, Sir M. R. S.
Stewart, Bart. ; the Provost of Greenock ; J. J. Grieve, Esq.,
ex-M.P. ; president, John Service ; William Milligan, vice-president
; Robert M'Auslan, treasurer ; A. K. M'Donald, secy.
Greenock Cricket Club—Instituted 1862.— Patron, Sir M. R
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vice-president, Wm, M'Clure, jr. ; captain, John Adam ; treasurer,
Robt. Lyle, jun.; secretary, John M'Clure, 11 William St.
TEMPERANCE.
Greenock Total Abstinence Society—Instituted 1836.—Offices
and Halls, Temperance Institute, West Stewart Street. Hon.
presidents, Provost Campbell, ex-Provost Morton, ex-Provost
Lyle, and Robert Little, Esq. president, John Lang ; treasurer,
;
Jlobert Miller ; secretary, Jannes Clark ; missionary, James
M'Allister; Registrar of Society and Curator of Institute, Adam
Anderson, 12 Ardgowan Street, W.
Cartsdyke Working Men's Total Abstinence Society—Founded
in December, 1870.—Thomas M'Intyre, president; David Taylor,
treasurer ; Robert Smith, secretary ; David Moffat, trustee.
Greenock Public-House Company (Limited)—Established 1878.
Office, 22 Hamilton Street. Directors, Abram Lyle (chairman),
Harry Smith, Robert Galbraith Sommerville, John Erskine,
Dugald Shankland, John Duff, James Morton, John M. Hutcheson,
Andrew Swan Quintin Bone, secretary and treasurer.
;
GOOD TEMPLARS.
The District Lodge of the Independent Order of Good Templars
for the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire.
Robert Miller, D.D., G.W.C.T., 18 Arcade.
George Rowe, D.C.T. ; Andrew S. Montgomerie, V.T. ; Charles
Thomson, P.C.T. ; William Stewart, D.C. ; Wm. Smith, 3£
Kelly Street, secretary.
The object of this Lodge is to further the cause of Temperance
by united effort and mutual counsel. It is composed of representatives
from the various Lodges in the District, including
Port-Glasgow, Kilmalcolm, Greenock, Gourock, Inverkip, and
Millport.
MUSICAL.
The Select Choir—Allan Macbeth, conductor.
The Select Choir meets in Kilblain Academy. President, Dr
Marshall ; vice-president, Dr Paton ; secretary and treasurer, J.
Tannahill.
HORTICULTURAL.
Royal West Renfrewshire Horticultural Society—Patron, His
Royal Highness the Prince of Wales ; honorary presidents, Sir
M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., James Morton, Alexander Scott,
and W. W. B. Rodger; vice-president, Robert Sheridan; treasurer,
Robert Ritchie ; secretary, Matthew Fleming, 7 Glen
Street ; with a Committee of 7. Competition meetings, in Town
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AGRICULTURAL.
Lower Ward of Renfrewshire Agricultural Society—Established
1849. —Annual exhibition of live stock and dairy produce will
take place this year, in the field at the back of the Academy, in
June. Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, of Ardgowan and
Blackhall,
president ;
Bart., patron ; Duncan Darroch, Esq., of Gourock,
Hugh Shaw Stewart, Esq., and Horatio R. B. Peile,
Esq., vice-presidents; James Laird, Berryyards, treasurer; J.
W. Crawford, solicitor, 26 Hamilton Street, secretary.
BENEFIT AND FRIENDLY.
Clyde Shipmasters' Provident Association—Instituted 1852.
Provost Lyle, president ; Councillor Brymner, vice-president
John Cunningham, treasurer and secretary ; with a committee of
twelve members ; 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 of his Trustees, viz. :
Messrs John Graham, Peter M'Naughton, Colin Lamont, jun.,
James Reid, Thomas Oliphant Hunter, and William Clark, in
conjunction with Mr Alexander Rodger, the Provost of Greenock,,
the Sheriff-Substitute at Greenock, and the President of Greenock
Seamen's Friends' Society, all for the time being, along with two
or more persons to be appointed by the Town Council and Police
Board, for the purpose of founding an "Asylum at Greenock to
afford shelter during night to poor persons without a home, and
to supply 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 Greenock," for "the
endowment of a school for the maintenance and education of as
many indigent orphan children to be instructed in English reading
and grammar, together with writing, arithmetic, and a few
of the plain branches of mathematics." Mr Scott died in 183S,
but fche estates have not yet bean completely realised. The
Trustees have on hand about £4000. An institution has now
Ijeeis endowed, of which Mr J. M. Brown is superintendent, and
Mrs Brown, matron. Several admissions have been made of
indigent orphan children, and the institution is now in full
working order.
Greenock Friendly Funeral Society—Instituted 1S24.—John
BeO, president; James M'Neil, treasurer; Duncan Gilmour s
secretary ; John Fraser, officer. Meets in Borland's Temperance-
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Hotel, 24 Cathcart Street. General meetings are held on the
third Thursday of January, April, July, and October. This
society has for its objects the assistance of relatives of deceased
members, and the payment of all funeral expenses. Entrymoney,
6s.
General 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 Amalgamated Friendly Societies Medical Association,
47 Regent Street—Instituted 22nd May, 1874.—Objects—To
provide efficient medical attendance and to supply a sufficient and
proper quantity of the purest medicines to all the members of the
various friendly societies forming the association, and to the
wives and families of said members who may pay into the same.
President, Alexander M'Neil ; vice-president, John M'Gurk ;
treasurer, John Martin ; medical superintendent, Dr John Car-
Iyle, M.D. ; surgeon, John Douglas, M.B.; dispenser, John
Brown ; secretary, J. B. Hay, 24 Lynedoch Street ; dispensary
hours, 9 a.m. till 12 noon, 1 till 5 and 6 till 7 p.m.; Sundays, 9.30'
till 10.30 a.m.
Greenock Mechanics' Friendly Society—Meets every fourth
Monday in Britannia Hall, Cathcart Arcade. A. M'Kellar,
president; John M'Farlane, treasurer ; and John L. Mathieson,.
secretary. Entry money, 2s ; surplus funds divided annually in
the month of December.
The Associated Blacksmiths of Scotland, No. 2 Branch, Greenock
—Meets every second Monday in the Star Hall, Broad Close, at
7 p.m.; treasurer, William Yuille, St Lawrence Street; secretary,,
Donald Clapperton, 71 Wellington Street.
Greenock and Gourock Wine, Spirit, and Beer Trade Association.
—Robert Thorne, president ; Patrick Philips, vice-president '
Andrew Millar, treasurer ;
Dugald M'Innes, secretary.
United Reform Friendly Society—Office, 49 Vennel; local
committee, Thomas Moffat, William Tucker, and Thomas Baine ;,
district agent, Wm. Simpson.
Order of Sons of Temperance Friendly Society—John Dunlop
Divison, No. 92—Instituted 27th February, 1865.—Meets every
alternate Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the Temperance Institute,
West Stewart St. Object— by payment of initiation fee,,
according to age, and 8d per fortnight, a benefit in case of sickness
of 10s weekly, with doctor's attendance and medicine. R„
P„ Templeton, secretary, 25 Dempster Street.
ODDFELLOWS.
Yeet in their hall, Charles Street. The district officers are
Pawd Service, G.M.; J. Fargie, D.G.M.; Prov. C.S.and treasurer,.
John Cai-swell; James M'Crindle, examining officer; W. B-
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Banks of Clyde Lodge, No. 1586, meets in the hall, West Burn
Street. John Allan, N.G. ; Thomas Spiers, V.G. ; Francis
Logan, G.M. ; John Russell, secretary; Robert Palmer,
treasurer; W. A. Wilson, surgeon.
James Watt Lodge. Samuel Currie, secretary ; John Ritchie,
D.G.M., treasurer; Dr Black, surgeon ; John Orr, tyler.
Highland Mary Lodge, No. 2153. Robert Rae, secretary ; John
Carswell, treasurer; Dr M'Dougall, surgeon ; John Orr, tyler,
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.
The Greenock District, instituted April, 1842—consists of 11
Courts, comprising 2782 financial and 71 honorary members.
David Brand, D.C.R. ; Hugh Smith, S.D.C.R. ; Alex. Paton,
treasurer ; James Russell, secretary. Aggregate worth of Court
funds, £11,540.
Court Banks of Clyde, No. 1109, instituted 1840—420 financial
and 13 honorary members. Alex. Cameron, C.R. ; John Scott^
S.C.R. ; Alex. Livingston, treasurer ; James Lindsay, secretary;
Wm. A. Wilson, M.D., surgeon.
Court Caledonia, No. 1275, instituted 1841—546 financial and
13 honorary members. Thomas Hammond, C.R.; John Flockhart,
S.C.R. ; Daniel Russell, treasurer; Cornelius Craig, secretary;
John Carlyle, M.B., CM., surgeon.
Court Royal Archer, No. 1544, instituted 1842—270 financial
and 10 honorary members. James Tweedlie, C.R.; R. M'Phail,
S.C.R.; Daniel Sellars, treasurer; Archd. Hamilton, secretary;
Allan Galloway, M.D., surgeon.
Court Newark, No. 4111 (Port-Glasgow), instituted 1863—286
financial and 7 honorary members.
Court James Watt, No. 4468, instituted 1S64—330 financial
and 6 honorary members. Jas. B. Hay, C.R.; Malcolm Gillies,
S.C.R.; Thomas Scott, treasurer ; John Shedden, secretary ;,
John Carlyle, M.B., CM., surgeon.
Court Glenalbyn, No. 4511 (Easdale), instituted 1864—134
financial members.
Court Scotia, No. 5405 (Port-Glasgow), instituted 1869—223
financial and 1 honorary member.
Court Robert Burns, No. 5753, instituted 1872—202 financial
and 2 honorary members. James Barr, C.R.; Adam Dallas,
S.C.R. ; Robert Dick, treasurer ; George M'Kenzie, secretary;
John Carlyle, M.B., CM., surgeon.
Court St James, No. 5764 (Johnstone), instituted 1872—192
financial and 13 honorary members.
Court Highland Mary, No. 5851, instituted 1873—98 financial
and 1 honorary member. John Campbell, C.R. ; James Wilson,
S.C.R. ; Samuel Kilpatrick, treasurer ; John Russell, secretary ;.
John C. Douglas, M.B., CM., surgeon.
Court Robert Burns, No. 6307 (Largs), instituted 1876—81 financial
and 5 honorary members.

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APPENDIX.
There are three sancturies of Shepherds, being the second degree
of Forestry, one in connection with each Court, Nos. 1275,
1544, 4111.
Juvenile Branch, instituted 1872, 415 members. Funds, £214.
William Simpson, P.D.C.R., of 1275, president; John Stewart,
of 1109, treasurer; Hugh Smith, of 4468, secretary. Place of
meeting, Foresters' Hall, East Shaw Street.
GREENOCK DISTRICT LOYAL ORDER OF ANCIENT
SHEPHERDS, A.U.
JohnO'Neil, P.P.C.S., 13 Crawfurd Street ;
7 Lauriston Street; George Beveridge, D.P.C.S., 8 Crescent
Street ; John A. Clark, 7 Boyd Street, pro cor. sec. ; Joseph S.
Walker, 53 Drumfrochar Road, treasurer.
Lome Lodge, 1509—Caledonian Hall, West Burn Street—Meets
every alternate Monday evening. John Robinson, secretary, 3
Regent Street ; George Beveridge, treasurer ; Dr John Wilson,
4 Grosvenor Place, surgeon.
Wellington Lodge, L.O.A.S., A.U.—John Dillon, W.M., 37
Vennel; Hugh M'Veigh, D.M., 9 East Shaw Street; Alexander
M'Millan, P.M., 31 Nicolson Street; Francis Haughie, treasurer,
4 Bearhope Street ; John A. Clark, secretary, 7 Boyd Street
Dr J. Black, surgeon, 8 George Square.
RECHABITES.
Jas. Allan, P.C.S.,
Friendly Society.—The Good Samaritan Tent, No. 321
Established 1875—Meets in the Medical Hall, 47 Regent Street,
every alternate Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, where intending
candidates can be enrolled. Members, by a graduated scale of
payments, have the option of receiving from 2s 6d to 15s during
sickness, with medicine and doctor's attendance free, and from
£5 to £20 at death. There is also a Juvenile Tent, admitting
children from 3 years and upwards, receiving doctor's attendance
and from £3 10s to £7 at death. It is conducted on purely
temperance principles. Full information may be had from the
Tent secretary, James S. Cuthbertson, 17 Dempster Street.
FREEMASONS.
Provincial Grand Lodge of Freemasons for West Renfrewshire
—Instituted 8th February, 1739—Sir Michael Robert Shaw
Stewart, of Greenock and Blackhall, Bart., R. W.G.P.M. ;
-deputy P.G.M. ; Robt. Steele, Substitute P.G.M. ; Rev. Archd.
Fullarton, P.G. Chaplain ;
Andrew Boag, P.G. Secretary.
Lodge Greenock Kilwinning, No. 12.—Office-bearers for 1880-1
—Wm. Allison, R.W.M. ; John P. Fyfe, D.M. ; Alex. Smith,
P.M. ; E. Blackmore, O.M. ; Wm. M'Clure, O.M. ; D. Cunningham,
S.M. ; Jas. L. M'Clure, S.W. ; Robt. Allan, J.W. ; J. B.
,

APPENDIX. 69
Harris, secretary ;.Wm. Bruce, treasurer ; R. M. Proctor, S.D. ;
•
D. S. Hendry, J.D. ; Rev. Charles Durward, B.D., chaplain
Samuel S. Woolley,?D. of M. ; H. S. Steel, architect ; T. W.
Smith, jeweller; Robt. Mathieson, 1st -S.S. ; Thos. Ritchie, 2nd
S.S. ; James Bell, 1st J.S. ; J. M. Reid, 2nd J.S. ; Wm. Marshall,
I.G. ; Nathaniel Tucker, tyler.
Lodge Greenock St John, No. 175.— Instituted 1776.—William
Cameron, R.W.M. ; Robert Urie, D.M. ; Geoi-ge Bathgate,
P.M. ; John M. Pollock, O.M. ; Alex. M'Master, O.M. ; James
Robertson, S.W. ; Donald M'Donald, J.W.; Andrew Boag,
secretary ; Duncan M'Intyre, treasurer ; James W. Gillies,
hon. director of music ; , chaplain ; John Morrison,
S.D. ; James Chisholm, J.D. ; Daniel F. Miller, 1st S.S. ;
William Black, 2nd S.S. ; Duncan B. Sinclair, 1st J.S. ; Wm.
Saunders, 2nd J.S. ; Thomas Wilson, inner guard ; Alexander
Cruden, tyler. Secretary's Office, Commercial Buildings, 14
Hamilton Street.
Greenock Royal Arch Chapter, No. 17.—William Cameron,
M.E.Z. ; Jas. Chisholm, H. ; George Munro, J. ; John Macquarrie,
past 1st Principal; Andrew Boag, S.E. ; John Morrison,
S.N. ; P. M'Corquodale, treasurer; Alex. Cruden, janitor.
ADJUSTER OF IMPERIAL WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Weights, Dry Measures ) Inspector and Adjuster—David Young,
, and
Liquid Measures. ) 3 Jamaica Street.
Greenock District, comprehending Parish of Greenock (outside
police boundary), Port-Glasgow, Erskine, Kilmalcolm, and
Inverkip. J. Angus, inspector, County Buildings.
GREENOCK
CENSUS.
Burgh of Greenock.
1881.
. 13,914
Middle Parish
. 20,098
. 29,887
Extended Police District.
West Parish
. 1,702
279
Parishes Landward.
East Parish 68
44
Burgh of Port-Glasgow.
63,889
187L
57,150
675
826
11° 192
2,422
68,414 -
955
59,798

70 APPENDIX.
REGISTRARS OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES-
Pursuant to Act 17 and 18 Victoria, Cap. SO.
Mid District—William Johnstone.
East District—James M'Cunn.
West District—Robert A. Baird ; Assistant, Arthur R. Baird.
Examiner for Western District, W. H. Dick Lowe.
SESSION CLERKS.
Middle Parish—W. B. Tierney, 49 Cathcart Street.
West Parish—John Jamieson, 2 Cathcart Street.
East Parish—Thomas Smith, 4 Upper Crescent; John Flockhart.
assistant, 8 West Biackhall Street.
South Parish—Alexander S. Mories.
North Parish—John Angus, County Buildings.
Cartsburn Parish—William Johnstone, 6 John Street.
Gaelic Parish—H. M'Lachlan, 17 South Street.
WEST OF SCOTLAND AMATEUR BOAT CLUB.
Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., president; John Neill, jun.,
vice-president; John M. Thomson, secretary; James Nicoll, jun.,
treasurer ; committee of management, H. Kinaj, F. E. Harvey,
John M'Kirdy, John Crawford, R. G. Adam, Wm. Allison, John
Adam, and Jas. Hill, jun. ; election committee, A. R. Baird,
John Livingston, John E. Gilchrist, D. M'Lachlan, A. Carmichael,
and A. C. Finlay.
GREENOCK WANDERERS' FOOTBALL CLUB.
President, Robert Kerr, Esq., Westfield; vice-president, Alex.
P. Lyle, Esq., Mars Hill; captain, Mr Robert Steele, jun.;
secretary, Wm. Hair, jun., 1 Palmerston Buildings; treasurer,
Robert Lyle, 11 Nicholson Street; general committee, G. W.
Gilchrist, John M'Kirdy, J. B. Morton, R. Richardson, with
captain, secretary, and treasurer ex officiis ;
match committee, R.
Steele, W. Hair, jun., John Adam, A. L. M'Clure, J. M'Kirdy.
Ground, Drum's Park. Membership—80.
GREENOCK AMATEUR BICYCLE CLUB.
Robert Kerr, president ; Alexander Ross, vice-president ; John
Forrest, captain ; H. S. Orr ; A. Skivington, rear-captain ; Daniel
M'Crae, jun., secretary and treasurer; committee, James Hill,
jun., Robert M'Kirdy, Robert Davie, E. J. Johnstone, A. Lusk,
and G. Hendry. Headquarters, White Hart Hotel.—50 members.

APPENDIX. 71
TABLE OF RATES OR FAKES OF LICENSED PORTERS
OF GREENOCK.
(Any distance from the Steamho it Quay or Railway Station).
ITirst—Within Dellingburn on the East, Shaw Place on the South,
and West Burn on the West.
lb. s. d.
Luggage, not exceeding
... 56 ... 6
#
,, exceeding 56 lb. and not exceeding ... 112 ... 7
„ 112 1b. „ „ ... 168 ...0 8
Every additional 112 ... 2
Second—Within Cartsburn on the East, Roxburgh Street on t)m
South, and Campbell Street on the West.
lb. s. d.
Luggage, not exceeding 56 ... 8
,, exceeding 56 lb. and not exceeding ... 112 ... 10
„ ,, 112 1b. ,, „ ... 168 ... 1
Every additional 112 ... 3
Third—Within Ratho Street on the East, Wellington Street on the
South, and Martha Brae on the West.
lb. s. d.
Luggage, not exceeding 56 ... 9
,, exceeding 56 lb. and not exceeding ... 112 ... 1
„ „ 1121b. „
Every additional
JTourth—Within Ladyburn on the East,
„ ... 168 ... 1 4
112 ... 4
Drumfrochar Road on the
South, and Berryburn on the West.
lb. s. d.
Luggage, not exceeding _ ...
,, exceeding 56 lb. and not exceeding ...
56 ... 1
112 ... 1 4
112 lb. „ „ ... 168 ... 1 8
Every additional 112 ... 5
IFifth—Any other distance not defined to be charged in the same
ratio, calculated according to distance.
When Employed by Commercial Travellers.
Luggage, not exceeding 3 cwt.—First hour
s.
1
d.
Every additional hour,
,, exceeding 3 cwt.—First hour,
Every additional hour,
When detained over a quarter of an hour, loading or
1
6
4
8
unloading, for every additional quarter of an hour,
One-half more to be charged whem employed between
9 o'clock evening and 6 o'clock morning.
2
Assisting at loading or unloading carts, weighing
goods, or performing any other service or work not
included in the foregoing :—For the first hour, ... 1
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 from the railway platform, or to
•other place or building.
or from a house, or

72
APPENDIX.
LIST OF LICENSED PORTERS.
Name.
Hector Gillies
George Montague
William Surgenor
John Lafferty
Badge No.
... 1
... 2
... 3
... 5
Name.
Thomas Grant
John M* Walter
John Mooney
Hugh Sweeney
...
...
...
Badge No.
... 62
... 63
.. 69
... 74r
John Leitch
John Drummond...
...
...
6
S
Alexander M'Gregor
Thomas Rooney . .
...
...
79>
78-
Philip Carlin ... 10 James Lucas ... 81
John Orr ... ... 12 Alexander Gillies ... 84
Malcolm M'Millan ... 13 Neil Larkie ... Sfr
James Don ... 16 George Burns ... 88-
JohnM'Neill ... ... 20 William Mitchell ... 90
Alexander Thomson ... 21 William Turner ... ... 92
John M'Cafferty...
Donald M 'Intyre. .
Donald Carmichael
Peter Clark
Ebenezer Brown . .
John Simpson
John M'Gregor ...
Colin M'Phail ...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
26
28
33
38
41
43
46
51
Robert Haughie ...
Patrick Colhain ...
Patx-ick Sweenie ...
Daniel Brown
John Brown
William Kean
William Stewart...
Henny Carson
... 98
... 100
... —
.
.
—-
—'
... —
Thomas Aird ... 54
CONVEYANCES.
HACKNEY CARRIAGES.

APPENDIX. 7(£
Three Shilling Fares.—From any of the public stands to the
Town House, Port-Glasgow, on the east, and the Quay of Gourock
on the west.
General Rates of Fares.—Where the point to or from which
the carriage is driven shall be beyond the limits of the precedingspecial
fares, the fares 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, but if detained
more than ten minutes, to receive sixpence for each additional
ten minutes :
Table. s. d.
For any distance not exceeding a mile, 1
Exceeding a mile and not exceeding 1| miles, 1 6
1| miles and not ,, 2 ,, 2
2 miles and not ,, 1\ ,, 2 6
2J miles and not ,, 3 ,, 3
3 miles and not ,, 3^ ,, 3 6
3| miles and not ,, 4 ,, 4
4 miles and not ,, 4^ ,, 4 6
4J miles and not ,, 5 ,, 5 0'
Half-fare returning.
When parties return (which they shall have the option of doing),.
and the fare going is one shilling, the carriage shall wait ten
minutes without any charge for waiting ; when one shilling and
sixpence, fifteen minutes without; whentwoshillingsruul 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 sixpence for every additional quarter of
an hour.
Whether the fares are by distance or by time the hirer pays tolls.
If there be more than four grown-up persons driven, a charge
of sixpence extra shall be made for each additional grown-up person,
and a chai-ge of sixpence for every two children above six years
of age. No additional charge for one child above six, or children
under six.
Fourpence per 561b. over the first 561b. may be charged for all
luggage which 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, fareand
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

"74 APPENDIX.
painted outside, or when there is no plate inside. 2nd, When
the reference ticket is not given on demand. 3rd, When the byelaws
and table of fares are not shown on demand; and 4th, When
an overcharge is made.
Drivers not entitled to any gratuity.
Drivers to give hirers a reference ticket, and produce bye-laws
.and table of fares when demanded.
TABLE OF RATES OR FARES
TO BE EXACTED BY LICENSED BOATMEN AT THE
PORT AND HARBOURS OF GREENOCK.
1st. Boat hire from any of the Quays, Piers, Harbours, or the
Esplanade, to any ship or vessel lying in the 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 passengers, 2s ; every additional
passenger, 6d.
2nd. Boat-hire from any of the above-mentioned stations to
any ship or vessel lying at the anchorage termed the Tail of the
Bank :—If one passenger, 2s ; two passengers, 2s 6d ; every addiditional
passenger, 6d.
3rd. Boat-hire from any of the above-mentioned stations to the
powder anchorage ground :—If one passenger, 3s 6d ; every additional
passenger, 6d.
4th. Boat-hire from any of the above-mentioned stations to the
Hill of Ardmore, or Helensburgh, Kilcreggan, or Point of Rosneath,
or Row, or any other point on the opposite shore:—If one
passenger, 5s ; two passengers, 6s ; three passengers, 7s ; every
.additional passenger, 6d.
5th. Boat-hire from any of the above-mentioned stations to any
ship or vessel lying in Gourock Bay :—If one passenger, 3s 6d ;
two passengers, 4s 6d ; and every additional passenger, (3d. For
these rates or fares the boatman 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 1 cwt.
but all luggage above that amount shall be charged for every
cwt., 4d.
Vessels in Harbour shifting, passing lines, up to 300 tons,
7s 6d ; ships, 10s ; if boatmen employed by time, 12s 6d per day.
For the above rates the boatmen shall be obliged to furnish four
oars and men, when from the state of the weather this is required
to enable them to make the passage ; but when required to do so
by the hirer himself, for expedition or otherwise, one half-fare to
be paid in addition to the above rates. The harbour-master to be
sole judge in case of dispute between the boatmen and the hirer
.as to the state of the
oars.
weather, and as to the necessity for four

APPENDIX. 75
LIST OF LICENSED BOATMEN.
John Daly, Alex. Nicholson, Jas. Barbour, Daniel M'Glinchy,
Alex. Barbour, Robert Barbour, Malcolm M'Lean, James Waugh,
Lachlan Cameron, John Waugh, and Michael Bradley.
LIST OF LICENSED OPERATIVES IN THE
SLAUGHTER-HOUSE.
Peter Campbell, James Callan, Hugh Gallacher, James Reid,
John M'Millan, Stewart Simpson, James Young, John Gait,
Dugald Blue, Alex. Liddell, Wm. Hamilton, John M'Kechnie,
George Kinnell, and George Henderson.
LIST OF PERSONS LICENSED TO RETAIL
GUNPOWDER AND FIREWORKS.
Duncan MTntyre, 25 Rue-end Street; Messrs John Macpherson
& Co., 3 East Breast ; Messrs A. & J. Wilson, 95 Rue-end Street;
Edward Twigg, 33 Hamilton Street ; John S. Denniston, 11 West
Breast ; Robert Climie, 33 Nicolson Street.
LIST OF LICENSED LUMPERS.
James Ferrie, Henry Hammond, Thomas M 'Arthur, Moses
Ferguson, Edward Logue, Matthew Dunning, William Hogg,
Harry Hill, Patrick M'llhanney, Patrick Gillespie, Andrew
Bryceland, Michael Trainor, James Devine, James Lighton,
Alex. M'Lean, H. Gallacher, William Grant, John M'Kinnon,
Owen M'llhenny, Patrick M'Hugh, James Marshall, John Donnelly,
James Carroll, Duncan Hendry, Michael Tonnar, James?
M'Menemy, and Thomas Reid Dunlop.
CARRIERS.
Glasgow—Mrs Stewart, 41 Cathcart Street, Greenock, and 28
Howard Street, Glasgow. Leaves Greenock at 10.30 and 12.30;
and returns at 12.30, 3.30, and 6 p.m. per railway. Agent for
Sutton & Co.'s Parcel Express.
Glasgow and Greenock—Archibald Sinclair, 24 West Blackhall
Street and 25 Hamilton Street, Greenock ;
90 Argyll Street
and 20 Jackson Street, Glasgow. Leaves Greenock with 10.30
and 12.30, and returns by 12.30, 3.30, and 6 p.m. trains. Parcels
and goods forwarded from Greenock and Glasgow to all parts
of the world by any route desired. (See advt.)
Gourock and Cloch—James Mains, John Taylor, arrives and
departs daily.
Inverkip—Mr M'Farlane, arrives and departs on Tuesdays and
Fridays, and oftener during summer.
Port-Glasgow— William Macrae and N. M. Campbell, 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. Agent, Wm. Selby. Carting Agents, Cowan & Co.

76
APPENDIX.
LIST OF RIVER PILOTS LICENSED TO TAKE VESSELS
UP THE RIVER.
James Allan, Daniel Cairney, Peter Clelland, Andrew Hamilton,
Archd. Livingston, Archd. M'Phail, Alexander Richmond,
James Parker, Isaac Strachan, Peter Arthur, Henry Thomson,
Peter Williams, James Black, Jas. Patience, and John Campbell.
LIST OF DEEP SEA PILOTS LICENSED TO TAKE
VESSELS TO SEA.
William Adams, Allan S. Allison, Robert Hume Bell, Alex,
Leitch Black, Hugh Cameron, Peter Hutcheson, Alex. Jamieson,
Robert Lee, Charles Mackie, John M'Alear, David M'Kellar r
John M'Kenzie, Allan M'Lean, James Morri3, Robert Munn,
Jacob L. Till, John Turner, James Boag Wallace, John Wallace,
William Miller, Dugald Cameron.
RATES CHARGEABLE 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 ft. draught
of water, Is 6&
Vessels with 10 ft. draught of water, and under 12 ft., ... 2s Od
Vessels with 12 ft. draught of water, and not exced. 15 ft. 2s 6d
Vessels exceeding 15 ft. draught of water, ... 3s Od
Vessels to or from Bowling Bay or Dumbarton to be charged
at two-thirds of the above rates ; or vessels from Renfrew or
Dalmuir to Greenock or Port-Glasgow, or from the last-mentioned
ports to Dalmuir or Renfrew, to be charged the rate same
as for Glasgow.
Odd inches to be charged and paid in proportion.
the same charge re-
From Glasgow to Renfrew, five shillings ;
turning.
For any place betwixt the Cumbrae and Cloch Lights to
Greenock or Port-Glasgow, including the mooriug 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 halfpenny
per ton.
N.B.—The same chargeable for like distances outwards.
Fractional tonnage to be paid and charged 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 half-penny 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 15s
each way.

APPENDIX. 77
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 owners 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.
Accident—Andrew Boag, Jas. Tannahill, Bone & Buchanan,
W. 0. Leitch, and James Brown, Post Office.
Albion Live Stock Food Co. (Limited)—Bone & Buchanan.
Alliance Fire and Life—Jas. Tannahill.
Briton Medical and General Life—H. W. R. O'Neill.
British and Foreign Marine Assurance Company—A. 0. Leitch
& Muir.
Caledonian Fire and Life—Wm. M'Clure, P. Mackellar, D.
Aitken, Jas. Glen, John Patten, jun., J. W. Turner, Wm. Philp.
William Blair, and Jas. Kelso.
Caledonian Plate Glass—William Blair.
Church of England Fire and Life—John Black.
City of Glasgow Life Assurance Company—Colin S. Caird.
Commercial Union Assurance Company—D. Campbell, David
Kerr and William Philp.
Continental Insurance Company—James Tannahill, R. J.
Richmond, and David Aitken.
County Fire Insurance Office—James Auld, Sinclair & Co.
Crown Life—P. Ballingall and Wm. Auld.
Edinburgh Life—Robert Blair, James Tannahill, Alex. Gauld,
Wm. Philp, W. & J. Crawford, John Paul, and A. M'F. Brown.
Edinburgh Heritable Security Co. (Limited)—Langwill &
Cameron.
English and Scotch Law Life—Andrew Boag, Wm. Lamont,
and J. W. Turner.
General Fire and Life R. S. M'Morland, Wm. Lamont, and
Wm. M'Clure.
Great Britain Mutual Life and Fire—James Gardner.
Greenock Plate and Sheet Glass Insurance Company—James
Oraham.

78 APPENDIX.
Gresham Life Assurance Society—John Malcolm ; G. B. Harris,.
District Inspector.
Guarantee Company—James Brown, Post Office.
Guardian Fire and Life—R. W. Robertson, John R. Robertson,,
and Charles Cunningham.
Hand-in-Hand Fire Insurance Office—Wm. N. Clapperton.
Imperial Fire and Life—David Agnew and Wrede & Co.
Imperial Marine Insurance Company—David Kerr.
Imperial Live Stock Insurance—James Tannahill.
Insurance Company of Scotland—Welsh & Walker, Andrew
Boag, Robert Blair, W. N. A. Aitken, C. S. Caircl, James Kelso,.
James Tannahill.
Lancashire Insurance Company—David E. Barclay, J. Brymner,
A. 0. Leitch & Muir, D. Campbell, James Kelso, Wm. Lamont,.
Matthew Fleming, and James Spiers & Son.
Lancashire and Yorkshire Insurance Company—John Clapperton
&Co.
Life Association of Scotland—James M'Lellan & Co., William
Hunter, David Kerr, and Sinclair & Co.
Liverpool, London, and Globe Fire and Life Assurance Company.
—Thomas M' Donald, John Brymnor, John Love, John Clapperton
& Co., C. D. Lamont, M. F. Dunlop, P. Ballingall, Hugh Speirs,,
Walter B. Grieve, James S. M'Lea, D. Aitken, Sinclair & Co.,.
and Ross, Corbett & Co.
London Guarantee and Accidental Company—James Brown.
Post Office.
London Assurance Corporation, Fire and Life—John Clapperton
& Co.
London and Southwark—W. N. A. Aitken.
London and Staffordshire Insurance Company—A. M'F. Brown,,
Hugh Blair, jun., and Wm. Blair.
London and Lancashire Fire and Life—Bone & Buchanan, John
Paul, James Tannahill, David Aitken, A. M'F. Brown, Matthew
Fleming, and William Auld.
Manchester Assurance Co.—James Nicol, jun., John Clapperton
&Co.
Manchester and County Insurance Co. (Limited)—T. Mitchell-
Marine Life and Casualty Mutual Assurance Society—Browne
and Watson.
Marine Insurance Agents—Foulds & Bone.
Mutual Life—John Brymner, A. 0. Leitch.
National Guarantee Association—W. 0. Leitch.
National Provident Institution—Bone & Buchanan.
National Provincial Plate Glass Insurance Company—Bone &
Buchanan
North British and Mercantile—John Black, T. 0. Hunter &
Co., Thos. Stark, John Clapperton & Co., Robertson & M'Dougall^
John Innes M'Dougall, Bone and Buchanan, Ross, Corbett & Co.^
and Sinclair & Co.
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society—James Neill.

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Northern—R. W. Robertson, Jas. Turner, jun.,W. B. Salmon r
James Glen, W. O. Leitch, and Ross, Corbett & Co.
Phcenix Fire—W. O. Leitch, W. Lindsay & Co., and J. Mae«dougall.
Plate Glass Universal Fire—John Morrison & Sons.
Provincial Insurance Co.—Win, Lamont, James Brown, Welsh
& Walker, Geo. Williamson, Foulds & Bone.
Prudential Assurance Co.— Jas. Copland, James Gray, Thos.
Mitchell, Alex. Tolmie, Edward Wyatt, Peter Valance, Thomas-
Smith, Duncan Bell, Wm. Gilroy.
Queen Fire and Life—W. Lindsay & Co., Peter Ballingall,.
James S. Peters, Colin S. Caird, John Dixon, A. Cant & Co. r
James Denhohn, James A. Cairns, James Nelson, iun.. Banks &
Miller.
Reliance Mutual Life Assurance—D. Campbell and John-
M'Phail.
Rock Assurance Society—Allan Weir.
Royal Farmers' General Fire and Life and Hail Storm Insurance
Institute—Archibald M'Callum and W. 0. Leitch.
Royal Insurance Co., Fire and Life—W. M 'Arthur & Co., W.
O. Leitch, Maclean & Co., and Hugh Weir.
Royal Liver Friendly Society—Lewis Ross.
Scottish Accident Assurance Co. (Limited)—W. Bruce and
Wm. Blair.
Scottish Amicable Life—John Rodger, Wm. N. Aitken, and
Andrew Picken.
Scottish Commercial Insurance—William Lamont, David Kerr,,
Malcolm Currie, Thomas Wilson, and George M'Haffie.
Scottish Equitable Life—Thomas Macdonald, Geo. M'Haffie,.
and Duncan Cunningham.
Scottish Imperial Fire and Life—Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co.,
J. Tannahill, John Macaulay, and James M'Cunn.
Scottish Legal Life Assurance Society— Robert M'Brearty,,
agent ; Dr Galloway, medical officer.
Scottish Metropolitan Life Assurance Co. —A. C. Smith.
Scottish Plate Glass Insurance Co.—David Aitken.
Scottish Union and National Fire and Life Insurance Co.—-
James Little & Co., S. F. Nicol, Jan. Glen, Mackenzie & Walker,
Wm. N. A. Aitken, George Crockatt, T. Henderson, J. Love,..
James Hendry, J. B. Harris, and John Alexander.
Scottish Widows' Fund Life Assurance—J. M. Hutcheson.
Scottish Provident Institution—A. O. Leitch, R. and S.-
Neill, and John Alexander.
Scottish Provincial Fire and Life—George Williamson, James
Nicol, jun., and A. Humphreys.
Staffordshire Fire Insurance Co.—W. N. A. Aitken, Banks'
and Miller, William Bruce, J. Campb3ll and Co., James A.
Cairns, J, S. Deas, Alexander Gauld, John Malcolm, C. C.-
Richardson, Sinclair and Co., John D. Walton.

80 APPENDIX.
Standard Fire (not Tariff)—J. Fulton.
Standard Life—W. 0. Leitch and James Auld.
Sun Fire and Life—Campbell, Finlay & Co. and F. G. Bruce.
The Fire Insurance Association—A. M'F. Brown.
Union Assurance Society (Fire and Life)—Langwill & Cameron
and William Lamont.
Union Marine Insurance Company of Liverpool—W. Lindsay &
Co., A. M. Humphreys, J. S. Deas, and John R. Robertson.
West of England Fire and Life—John Patten, jun., John Paul,
D. Cunningham.
Westminster Fire—D. M. Simpson, Duncan Cunningham, D.
M'Gillivray.
Westminster and General Insurance Company—D. M. Simpson
and Duncan M'Gillivray.
GREENOCK ART CLUB.
Instituted 1877.—The aim of this association is the promotion
of a taste for painting, drawing, and of the fine arts in general.
The Club Rooms are in the Watt Institute. The gentlemen's
-division meets every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings,
when the members are engaged in drawing from casts, etc., and
in discussing art topics. There is also a life-class in connection
with the Club. The ladies' division meets every day during the
winter months between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. The summer months
are devoted to sketching and painting from nature, and monthly
exhibitions are held. The yearly subscription is one guinea.
Office-bearers—President, John Stewart, Glengarden ;
dents, Captain J. J. Grier and Donald M 'Donald.
vice-presi-
PROPERTY INVESTMENT SOCIETIES.
Greenock Property Investment Society—Offices, 6 West Blackhall
Street. Established under Act of Parliament, 1858. Subscribed
capital, £315,009. Shares, £25 each. The funds of the
Society are invested solely in house property in name of the
Trustees of the Society. Trustees—James Morton, John C.
Hunter, and Alex. Currie. Directors—Jas. Broadfoot (chairman),
U. Walton, G. Brymner, Thomas Macmillan, William Thomson,
James Lang, jun., John Rodger, M. M'C. Brown, Robert Blair,
Hew M 'II wraith (law agent), James Kelso (manager).
West of Scotland Property Investment and Building Society.
—Established 1860. Capital, £130,000; snares, £25 each.
Trustees—Jas. T. Caird, D. M. Latham, and A. Livingston
chairman, D. D. Adamson. Directors—John Henry, John Bell,
John Clapperton, Geo. Reiach, John Maclachlan, Wm. Hastie,
and Robert Chalmers ; J. and G. Black, law agents ; G. A.
Ramsay and Wm. Steel, surveyors ; bankers, Royal Bank of
Scotland ; D. Campbell, manager, 49 Cathcart Street.
Greenock Provident Investment Company.—Office, 23 Cathcarfc
Street. James Morton and Edward Wilson, trustees : Joha

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Dixon, secretary ; James Andei'son, managing director, to whom
all communications are to be addressed. Information regarding
the operations of the 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, 17 West Blackhall Street.
Edinburgh Heritable Society Company (Limited)—Langwill
and Cameron.
Scottish Property Investment Company—Instituted 1S59, and
incorporated under the " Building Societies Act, 1874." The
objects of the company are (1) 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, 27 West Burn Street,
Greenock—John P. Fyfe, writer, agent.
PUBLIC OFFICES
Adjuster and Inspector of Weights and Measures—D. Young,
3 Jamaica Street.
Assessor of Income Tax—J. Alexander, Post Office Buildings,
Auditor to Corporation of Greenock (Town Property)—Hope
Stewart Ramsay ; audit room, Town Hall.
Auditor to the Greenock Parochial Board—Quintin Bone, Bank
Street.
Auditor to Greenock Statute Labour Trustees—Hope Stewart.
Ramsay ; audit room, Town Hall.
Auditor to Greenock Water Trust—Hope Stewart Ramsay ;
audit room, Town Hall.
Auditor to Greenock Board of Police—Hope Stewart Ramsay ;.
audit room, Town Hall.
Auditor to Greenock Harbour Trust—Hope Stewart Ramsay ;.
audit room, Town Hall.
Antwerp Steamers—Office, 9 Customhouse Place — Graham
Brymner, agent.
Ardrishaig and Lochfyne Passengers' Steamers—Office, 3 East
Quay Lane—W. Lindsay & Co.. agents.
Ardrishaig and Lochfyne Cargo Steamers—Office, Shipping
Box, Steamboat Quay—J. Dawson, agent.
Balliua Steam Packet Office (Laird's Line) Customhouse Quay
Robert Allan & Co., agents.
Barrow-in-Furness Steamers—Office, James Little & Co., Excise
Buildings.
Belfast Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., Excise Buildings—Wm.
Sinclair, agent.
Bristol Steamers—Office, 3 East Quay Lane—W. Lindsay & Co.,
agents.
Caledonian Railway Company's Office, 25 Cathcart Street.
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APPENDIX.
.Campbeltown Steamers—Office, 1 India Place, Open Shore
John Macmillan, agent.
Carron Company's Office, City 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 Alexander,
Post Office Buildings.
Chamber of Commerce of Greenock—Thomas King, secretary,
1 Watt Place.
Clyde Shipping Co., 9 Customhouse Place—Graham Brymner,
agent.
Coffee Room—2 Cathcart Square.
Collector of Harbour Dues, &c, Customhouse Buildings
Andrew Nimmo, collector.
Commercial Buildings— 14 Hamilton Street.
Commissary Clerk's Office, Court-house, Nelson Street (West).
Cork and Waterford Steamers— Office, 9 Customhouse Place
Graham Bryrnner, agent.
Corporation and Harbour Trust Bonded Warehouse—Office,
Exchange Buildings—Wm. Lamont, superintendent.
Customhouse—Steamboat Quay.
Dean of Guild Court, Town Buildings, 6 Hamilton Street.
Dublin Steamers—Office, Excise Buildings—Jas. Little & Co.,
agents.
Dublin Steamers—Laird's Line—Robert Allan & Co., Customhouse
Quay.
Dumbarton Steamers, Steamboat Quay—James Downie, agent.
Fishery Office, 3 Bank Street—Inspector, George Reiach.
Galway Steamers—Robert Allan and Co., Customhouse Quay.
Gas Works, Inchgreen, erected 1873—Samuel Stewart, manager.
General Steam Navigation Co.'s Office, Customhonse Quay
Robert Allan and Co., agents.
Glasgow Herald Newspaper (Greenock Branch Office), 29 Cathcart
Street—Robert Wood, agent.
Glasgow and Greenock Shipping Co., Customhouse Quay
Steele and M'Caskill.
Glasgow and Lochfyne Steamers—Office, West Quay—Alex.
•Craig, agent.
Glasgow and South-Western Railway, Brougham Street.
Glasgow Weekly Mail Newspaper (Greenock Branch Office), 1
Bank Street.
Greenock Conservative Association—John Alexander, secretary,
Post Office Buildings.
Greenock Club House, Ardgowan Square.
Greenock Advertiser Office, 29 Hamilton Street.
Greenock Herald Office, 40 Cathcart Office.
Greenock Telegraph and Clyde Shipping Gazette—Office, 18
Charles Street.
Greenock Total Abstinence Society—Office, Temperance Institute,
West Stewart Street.

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.
Harbour Trust Office, 18 Hamilton St.—J. Brodie, treasurer.
Harbour Engineer's Office, 17 West Blackball Street.
Harbour Master's Office, Steamboat Quay—James Baillie,
.Archd. Brown, Daniel Drummond, James Alexander, Daniel
M'Farlane, and John M'Lelland, Harbour Masters ; Jas. Baillie,
Dock Master.
Highland Steamers Office, 1 Cross-shore Street — William
Lindsay & Co., agents.
Highland Steamers, St Clair and Lady Ambrosine—Williant
Millar, Steamboat Quay, agent.
Highland and Western Isles
M'Cormick, agent.
Steamers, Steamboat Quay—D.
Inland Bevenue Office (late Excise), Customhouse Buildings.
Inland
Buildings.
Bevenue Office (Stamps and Taxes), Customhouse
Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, County Buildings, Nelson
Street, West —James Brough, Depute-Clerk.
Justice of Peace Fiscal's Office—William Auld.
Karnes Gunpowder Co.'s Office, West Quay Lane—W. 1ST.
.Clapperton.
Lands Valuation Office, 18 Hamilton Street—Robert Hamil-
-ton, assessor.
Largs Steamers, Steamboat Quay—Archd. M'Nair, agent.
Leith and London Steam Shipping Co.'s Office, 3 East Quay
Lane—Wm. Lindsay and Co., agents.
Limerick Steamers, Steamboat Quay—Robert Allan and Co.,
agents, Customhouse Quay.
Liverpool Steamers—Office, 1 India Place, Open Shore—J.
Macmillan, agent.
Liverpool Steamers— Office, John Bryce and Co., Cathcarfc
Arcade.
Liverpool Steamers and Traders—Office, 1
— William Lindsay and Co., agents.
Cross-shore Street
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping, 2 Church
Place—R. J. Reed and J. L, Sinnette, surveyors; A. H. Alchin,
engineers' surveyor.
Lloyd's Agents—T. 0. Hunter and Co., 13 William Street.
Lcchfyne Steamers, Steamboat Quay—John Dawson, agent.
Lochgoilhead Steamers, Steamboat Quay—John Dawson, agent.
Lochlong, Lochgoilhead, and intermediate places—Flora Belie,
luggage, sails every Thursday evening—A. Craig, AVest Quay,
agent.
London and Greenock, via Grangemouth, Carron Co., 32 Cathcart
Street—D. Cunningham, agent.
London, via Granton (General Steam Navigation Co.)—Robert
Allan and Co., agents.
Londonderry Steam Packet Office, Customhouse Quay—Robert
Allan and Co., agents.
Londonderry Steam Packet Co.,
.elair, agent.
Excise Buildings— W. Sin-

8£ APPENDIX.
Master of Works—Office, 18 Hamilton Street.
Messenger-at-Arms—Office, 3 Bank Street, William Shearer.
Mercantile Marine Office, Shipping Office for Seamen, Examinations,
etc., 7 Virginia Street— Superintendent of Mercantile
Marine—R. S. M'Alister.
North British Daily Mail Newspaper (Greenock Branch) Office,
1 Bank Street.
North British Railway Company's Office, Lynedoch Street
Station—Wm. Selby, agent.
Palmerston Buildings, Customhouse'Place.
Parochial Board Rooms, Nicolson Street—J. S. Deas, Inspector. -
Plymouth and Southampton Steamers; Office, Customhouse
Place—Graham Brymner, agent.
Police Office, Taylor's Close—Capt. Jas. Orr, Superintendent.
Poor Rates Office, Parochial Board Rooms, Nicolson Street
Thos. Burton, collector. Office hours from 10 till 3 and 7 till 8
p.m., and on Saturdays from 10 till 3 p.m.
Port-Ellen and Islay Steamers, Office, Steamboat Quay—John.
Dawson, agent.
Port-Rush Steam-Packets, Office, Customhouse Quay— Robert-
Allan & Co., agents.
Post Office, Wallace Square—Thos. 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—Arch.
M 'Galium and James Auld, Fiscals.
Provident Bank Buildings, 11 William Street.
Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages—Middle Parish,.
William Johnstone, 5 Bank Street ; West Parish, R. A. Baird,
Sugarhouse Lane ; East Parish, James MacCunn, 10 Carnock
Street. Examiner, W. H. Dick Lowe.
Rothesay, Dunoon, &c, Steamers, Steamboat Quay—J. Dawson,
agent.
Sanitary Office, 4 Bank Street, Geo. A. D. Mackay, Inspector*
Scotsman Newspaper Office (Greenock Branch), Palmerston
Buildings.
School Board Offices, 2 Bank Street— Geo. Williamson, clerk.
Sheriff-Clerk's Office, County Buildings, Nelson Street, West
James Brongh, deputy-clerk.
Sheriff Court-house, County Buildings, Nelson Street, West.
Sligo Steam Packets, Office, Customhouse Quay—Robert
Allan & Co., agents.
Steam to and from London, via Granton—Office, Customhouse
Quay—Robert Allan & Co., agents.
Stornoway Steamers—Office, 3 East Quay Lane—W. Lindsay
and Co., agents.
Stranraer Steam Packets, Office, Customhouse Quay—John
Macmillan, India Place, agent.
Stubb's and Co.'s Greenock Office, Nicolson Street—D. M-
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Surveyor of Stamps and Income Tax Office, Customhouse
Buildings—John Muat, surveyor.
Sugar Exchange, Terrace Road.
Temperance Institute, West Stewart Street—John Lang, secretary
and treasurer ; A. Anderson, registrar.
Transit Sheds and Warehouses—Office, Palmerston Buildings
Wm. Lamont.
Town Assessment Office, Church Place—Thomas D. M'Murrich,
collector. Open from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., and from 7 till 9 p.m.
Town Clerk's Office, Town Buildings, Post Office Buildings-
Colin MacCulloch, town clerk.
Town Chamberlain's Office, Town Buildings, Post Office Buildings,
Wallace Square—Alex. Mackellar, chamberlain.
Underwriters' Surveyor's Office, 32 Cathcart Street—W. Neill,
surveyor.
Water Trust Collector's Office, 18 Hamilton Street—James
Brown, collector.
Water Trust Superintendent's Office, 18 Hamilton Street—
James Wilson, superintendent.
Westport Steam Packet Office, Customhouse Quay—Robert
Allan & Co., agents.
Wexford Steamer, 9 Customhouse Place—Clyde Shipping Co,
STEAM VESSELS.
Antwerp Steamers—Flamingo, Ousel, Tern, Rallas, Kestrel,
ISgret, Quail, Cygnet, Hoopoe—sail every Monday—Graham.
Brymner, 9 Customhouse Place, agent.
Ardrishaig and Lochfyne Steamers—Columba, Iona, 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, 1 Cross-shore Street.
Ayr—Daily during the summer months (from 20th May), calling
at Gourock, Kirn, Dunoon, Largs, Millport, and Troon—John
Dawson, agent.
Ayr—Goods steamer Amethyst, every Monday and Thursday
—John Dawson, agent.
Ballina— Rose, Thistle, Holly, Fern, or Vine, every alternate
Friday at 5 p.m.—Robert Allan & Co., agents.
Barrow-in-Furness—The Achilles, Apollo, and Ariadne, sail
between Glasgow, Greenock, and Barrow-in-Furness weekly
..James Little and Co., Excise Buildings, agents.
Belfast—Royal Mail Line. Every day (Sunday excepted) from
Princes Pier at 9.45 p.m. Royal Mail Steam Packets Alligator,
Dromedary, Gorilla, Lizard, and Locust—William Sinclair,
Excise Buildings, agent.
Bristol—Regular Traders between Glasgow, Greenock, Swansea,
Cardiff and Bristol [via Belfast) with goods and passengers*

APPENDIX.
The screw steamers Princess Alexandra, Severn, Avon, and Solway,
sail every Monday and Friday—William Lindsay & Co., 1
Cross-shore Street.
Campbeltown—Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, and leave
Campbeltown the following days, except in summer, when they
leave daily. Steamers Gael, Kinloch, and Kintyre—John Macmillan,
2 India Place, Open Shore, agent.
Cork and Waterford—The Skerryvore, Skelligs, Copeland,.
Wicklow, Toward, Portland, Rathlin, Fastnet, Ballycotton,
Aranmore, Rockabill, and Dunmore 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 and all parts of the south of Ireland—Owners, Clyde
Shipping Company, 9 Customhouse Place, Greenock—Graham
Brymner, agent.
Dublin—Lord Gough, Duke of Leinster, Lord Clyde, and Duke
of Argyll, sail nine times fortnightly—James Little and Co.,
Excise Buildings.
Dublin Steamers—Cedar, Shamrock, or Azalea sail three times
fortnightly—R. Allan and Co. ,
Customhouse Quay, agents.
Dumbarton Steamers—s.s. Lochfyne sails with goods from
West Quay every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 a.m.—A. Craig,
agent.
Dumbarton—Pioneer leaves Steamboat Quay every Tuesday-
James Downie, agent.
Dunoon, Kirn, Innellan, Kyles of Bute, Tarbert, Ardrishaig,
Crinan, Oban, Fort-William, and Inverness (via Crinan and Caledonian
Canals)—during the months of May, June, July, August,
Sept., and October—Columba or lona—W. Lindsay and Co.,
agents.
Ghent—Whimbrel and Bittern, sail every ten days from
Greenock—Graham Brymner, 9 Customhouse Place, agent.
Gothenburg and Christiana— "Napier Line of Steamers," from
Glasgow, calling at Greenock—T. 0. Hunter and Co., agents.
Helensburgh and Garelochhead—Hero, Balmoral, and Chancellor—Archd.
M'Nair, Steamboat Quay, agent.
Helensburgh, Garelochhead, Kilcreggan, Cove, Blairmore,
Strone, Kilmun, Sandbank, Hunter's Quay, Kirn, and Dunoon
s.s. Loch Etive every Monday and Thursday. On Thursdays to
the places on Lochgoil and Loch Long—Alex. Craig, West Quay,
agent.
Helensburgh, Greenock, Bute, and Arran—Ivanhoe sails daily
during summer—John Dawson, agent.
Highlands and Western Islands, namely—Colonsay, lona,
Struan, Carbost, Dunvegan, Stein, Uig, Tarbert, Rodel, Lochanaddy,
Kallin, Lochboisdale and Barra, Carnan, Bunnessan,.
Tyree and Coll—Steamers Dunara Castle and Aros Castle, every
Thursday at 5 p.m.—D. M'Cormick, agent.
Highlands and Western Islands—Steamers St Clair and Lady
Ambrosine, for Crinan Canal, Eastdale, Oban, Sound of Mull,

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Tobermory, Coll, Croaig, Iona, Bunnessan, Tyres and Barra,
every Thursday at 5.45 p.m.—W. Miller, Steamboat Quay.
Hull and Lynn, via Grangemouth, Carron Co.—From Grangemouth
every Tuesday. Goods received at Railway Stations here
till 6 p.m. on Monday—D. Cunningham, agent, 32 Cathcart
Street.
Inveraray—Steamer Lord of the Isles sails every morning during
the summer months at 8 a.m. — D. M'Cormick, agent,
Steamboat Quay.
Islay—Every Monday and Thursday, the steamer Islay—John
Dawson, Steamboat Quay, agent.
Isle of Man—Achilles, Apollo, and Ariadne, sails from Glasgow
and Greenock weekly—James Little & Co., agents.
Isle of Man—Mona, Mona's Isle, or other steamers, sail weekly
—W. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Jura—Islay steamer, monthly—Alex. Craig, agent, West Quay,
Galway—Neptune, Clara, or William Connal, every alternate
Tuesday, about 9 a.m.—R. Allan & Co., Customhouse Quay.
To Kilmun, Strone, Kilcreggan, Cove, Blairmore, three times
daily—Vesta and Vivid—A. M^'Nair, agent.
Larne—Lamphrey, every Monday and Thursday at 8 p.m.
William Sinclair & Co., agents, Excise Buildings.
Limerick direct—Toward and Aranmore, every Monday evening—Graham
Brymner, agent.
Limerick and Tralee—Neptune, Clara, William Connal or
Mauritius, sails every Monday about 9 p.m.—Robert Allan &
Co., Customhouse Quay agents.
Liverpool—Bear, Owl, and Mastiff—William Sinclair, agents
Excise Buildings
Liverpool—Princess Royal, Princess Alice, and other steamers
—J. Macmillan, agent.
Liverpool—Fire King and Fire Queen—every Thursday and
Saturday—Wm. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Lochgoilhead, daily—Carrick Castle and Windsor Castle—John:
Dawson, agent.
Liverpool—Clyde and Salisbury—John Bryce & Co., agents.
Lochfyne Steamers—Inveraray Castle or other steamers, to
Kirn, Dunoon, Rothesay, Kyles of Bute, Tarbert Ardrishaig,
and Inveraray, with goods and passengers, Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday ; returning from Inveraray on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday—D. Hutcheson & Co., Hope Street, Glasgow; John
Dawson, agent. Steamboat Quay. The Jura sails for Kyles of
Bute and Lochfyne every Monday and Thursday evening—Alex.
Craig, agent, West Quay.
Lochgoil and Lochlomond—The saloon steamer Chancellor sails
every day from May till 1st October, for Dunoon, Kirn, Blairmore,
Ardentinny, and Arrochar, leaving about 11 a.m. and 5 p.m., and
returning from Arrochar about 6 a.m. and 2 p.m., in connection
with the Lochlomond steamers.
Fort-William, Oban, BonawBallachulish, and other West High-

APPENDIX.
land ports—Steamers Lochnell, Lochleven, Lochetive, or Flora
Bell sail every Tuesday—Alexander Craig, agent, West Quay.
London via Grangemouth, Carron Co.—Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday—Duncan Cunningham, agent.
London, via Granton, every Wednesday and Saturday, leaving
Granton at 3 p.m.— Robert Allan, agent.
London, via Leith, every Wednesday and Saturday, from Leith
—William Lindsay and Co., agents.
Londonderry direct, every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and
Friday, at 8 p.m.—Rose, Thistle, Shamrock, Cedar, Azalea, Vine,
Holly, Iris, and Fern—Robert Allan and Co., Customhouse Quay,
agents.
Londonderry—Bear every Wednesday and Saturday, at 8 a.m.
William Sinclair, agent, Excise Buildings.
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, and Coran—W. Lindsay and Co., agents.
Plymouth and Southampton—Copeland, Ballycotton, Aranmore,
Skerryvore, Skilligs, Wicklow, Toward, Portland. Rathlin, or
Dunmore, sail from Glasgow every Monday and Thursday
Graham Brymner, agent=
Port-Rush—Every Monday and Thursday at 6 p.m.—Thistle,
Holly, Rose, or Fern—R.Allan & Co., Customhouse Quay, agents.
Rothesay, Kirn, Dunoon, and Innellan steamers— Athole,
Inveraray Castle. Eagle, Sultan, Rothesay Castle, Marquis of
Bute, Sultana, Viceroy, and Elaine. Communication hourly
during summer, and four times daily during winter—John
Dawson, Steamboat Quaj7 , agent.
Salen, Loch Sunart, and Strontian, every Monday at 5 p.m.,
steamer Clydesdale or other steamer—W. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Sligo—Vine, Azalea, Rose, Thistle, Iris, Holly, Shamrock, or
Cedar, every Tuesday and Saturday at 4 p.m.—R. Allan and Co.,
agents.
Stornoway, calling at Oban, Tobermory, and Portree, every
Monday and Thursday at 5 p.m., by the steamers Clansman,
Claymore, and Clydesdale— W. Lindsay and Co., agents.
To Gairloch (Ross-shire), Lochniver, Ullapool (Sutherlandshire),
and Lochmaddy (North Uist), fornightly—W. Lindsay and Co.,
agents.
Stranraer, every Thursday, Tuskar—John Macmillan, India
Place, agent.
Tayinloan, Gigha, and West Coast—Lochnell, Lochleven, or
Lochetive, sail every Tuesday—A. Craig, West Quay, agent.
Westport, Ireland, every alternate Friday, at 5 p.m.—Rose,
Thistle, Iris, Vine, or Fern—Robert Allan and Co., agents.
STEAM TOWING COMPANIES.
Bowling and Greenock Towing Company—Gloriana, Gem,
Liver, and Brothers—James Robertson, 10 West Breast.

APPENDIX.
Greenock Towing Company—Sea King, Stork, Walker, and
Leading Star—Messrs Park and M'Kellar, 2 West Quay.
Clyde Shipping Company's Towing Vessels—Conqueror, Flying
Huntsman, Flying Kestrel, Flying Falcon, Flying Hawk, Flying
Dutchman, Flying Huntress, Flying Meteor, Flying Spray, Flying
Squall, Flying Sprite, Flying Sylph, Flying Scotchman, Flying
Arrow, Flying Foam, and Flying Eagle—Graham Brymner, agent.
New Clyde Towing Company—Commodore, Sir Charles Napier,
and General Williams—William Liddell, owner, 7 East Breast.
Screw Tug Company (Limited)—Clyde, Forth, Taj'', and Tweed
—George Struthers, manager, 18 Palmerston Buildings.
GLASGOW AND GREENOCK SHIPPING COMPANY.
Luggage steamers, carrying goods daily between Glasgow, Port-
Glasgow, and Greenock—James Watt, Henry Bell, Dunglass,
Renfrew, Penguin, Pelican, Greenock. Lighters—Hawk, Raven,
Alloa, Newark, Bowling— all fitted up with cranes, and built expressly
for the trade. Towing vessels—Vanguard, Hotspur, Lord
Derby. Tugs in 'Derry—Admiral, Sea Gull, Albatross, twin-screw
tug Osprey.
S.S. Rona, trading to Garliston, Isle of Whithorn, Wigfcon,
Fort-William.
Office—Customhouse Quay—Steel and M'Caskill. Berths for
goods, East-end Customhouse Quay and Albert Quay Shed,
N.-W. arm.
Office in Glasgow—James Steel and Son, 86 Broomielaw.
GREENOCK SHIPPING LIST.
VESSELS MARKED.
Sr-SchooneiF
Bq—Barque
Bg—Brig
Bn—Brigantine
1 S-Ship
Sk—Smack
Sp—Sloop
Ss—Steamer
Lr—Lighter
Cr—Cutter
VESSELS.
Abbotsford s
Acorn sr
Abercarne s
Ajmeer s
Albert Victor s
Aline bq
Amaranth bq
Amaryllis sr
Ancona ss
Ardenconnel bq
Ardenlea bq
Ardgowan s
Ardvar bq
Argo s
Argonaut s
Argus s
TONS. MASTERS. OWNERS. TRADE.
1177 M 'William Robert Davie & Co. Fgn
51 Craig R. S. M'Morland Cst
1087 Brown John M'Kiver and others do
1162 Oswald Robert Hunter do
858 Harvey J. Russell and others Fgn
717 Higgs James Grieve, jun. do
1198 Masterton John Warden and others Cst
98 MontgomerieR. S. M'Morland do
3081 Stead P. & 0. S. N. Coy. Fgn
815 Jane John Brymner do
1236 Gregory do do
1282 Murchie G. Adam & Co. do
858 Beattie T. 0. Hunter & Hendry do
1489 Cook A. & J. H. Carmichael & Cc >. do
1489 Brown do do
1530 Cook do do

90 APPENDIX.
VESSELS. TONS. MASTERS. OWNERS. TRADE.
Arran bq 1083 Johnston Hendry, Ferguson & Co. Fgn
Assam ss 3033 Stewart P. & O. S. N. Co do
Assaye bq 1281 M 'Ritchie J. & W. Stewart do
Atalanta bq 930 Sutherland John Low and others do
Australia ss 3663 P. & O. S. N. Co. do
Ballochmyle s 1438 London R. Cuthbert and others do
Baron Aberdare s 1630 Parkes James MacCunn & Co. do
Baron Blantyre s 1623 Wilson do do
Baron Colonsays 1632 Foster do do
Barbadian s 700 M'Millan John Kerr & Co. do
Bargany s 1232 Milne do do
Bear ss 689 Francis Ash W. Grieve, Son & Co do
Beltrees bq 373 Kilgallen W. Grieve, Son & Co. do
Berbice s 716 Quail John Kerr & Co. do
Benefactress bq 1261 Campbell Adam, Hamilton & Co. do
Berengaria s 1317 LittleJohn Hendry, Ferguson & Co. da
Blythswood s 1601 Heggum R. Cuthbert and others do
Bokhara ss 2932 Hector P. k O. S. N. Co. do
Brahmin s 1250 Barr J. & W. Stewart do
Brenhilda s 1320 Scurr Hendry, Ferguson & Co. do
British Princess bq 1346 D. James Robert Hunter do
Bruce s 1095 Fraser J. S. Denniston & Co do
Brunnette bn 147 Winsor W. Grieve, Son & Co. do
C A. Hoard bn 169 Kerr R. S. M'Morland Cst
Caitloch s 1264 Phillips T. O. Hunter & Hendry Fgn
Campanero bn 346 Sawtell Foulds & Bone do.
Cape Breton s 1420 Young A. Lyle & Sons do-
Cape Comorin s 1200 Ferguson do do do
CapeFinnisterrebq 882 Robertson do do do
Cape of G'd Hope s 1400 Henderson do do do
Cape Horn s 1200 Malcolm do do do
Cape Eace bq 852 Dodds do do do
Cape St Vincent s 1420 Prout do do do
Cape Verde s 1712 Scobie do do do*
Cape Wrath s 1200 Martin do do do
Cardenas bq 322 M'Lean John Clapperton &. Co. do
Carpasian bq 288 Lawrie Walter Grieve, Son & Co. do
Carthage ss 5015 P. & O. S, N. Co. do
Cartsburn ss 44 Fleming Daniel R, Gaff Cst
Cartsdyke ss 27 Taylor Daniel R. Gaff do
Catherine sk 42 M'Kellar John Rattray do
Cathcart s 1386 M'Chemey George Adam and others Fgn
Cavour bq 1299 Mann Hendry, Ferguson & Co. do
Ceres s 861 Cochrane J. & W. Cochrane do
Champion bq 741 Raitt Wm. Lindsay & Co. do
Chieftain bg 290 Parkman J. & J. Denholm do
Chilena bq 445 Pepper R. S. M'Morland Cst
Chri s tabel bn 159 Olssen Baine & Johnstone Fgn
Clara Maria bgn 94 M '11 vain R. S. M'Morland do
Cochin s 1200 Oudney John Kerr & Co. do
Constance bq 234 Baine & Johnstone do
Corisande sr 137 Thorns do do
Cora sr 128 Lynch do do
Culzean s 1572 Pirnie John Kerr & Co. do

APPENDIX. 91
VESSELS. TONS. MASTERS. OWNERS. TRADE.
Demerara bq 486 Blasant John Kerr and Co. Fgn
Deveron s 1256 Paterson J. Russell and others do
Dolphin sk 37 Yell John Rattray Cst
Dochra s 966 Stevens M'Neilage, Adam & Co Fgn
Dorothy s 760 Jackman R. W. Jamieson do
Dunloe bq 674 Davies T. O. Hunter & Hendry do
Deva s 800 Robertson William Rankine do
Eastern Empire s 1751 Love Robert Davie & Co. do
Edith Mary bg 281 Allan William Gibson do
Elizabeth sr 59 M '11 vain Hendry, Ferguson & Co. Cst
Elizabeth Martin ss809 Duncan Alexander Currie do
Eriminta bk 1213 Johnson J. D. Clink do
Euphrates s 1643 Cameron R. Hill and others do
Eurydice s 1468 Young P>aine & Johnstone do
Eveline bq 779 Lochhead W. Lindsay & Co. do
Express sk 57 Cavans M'Crae & Cavens Cst
Fawn ss 43 Livingstone Duncan Nicol & Co, do
Fanny bq 156 Morrissey J. & W. Stewart Fgn
Falcon bq 382 Creamer Foulds & Bone do
Einnart sr 76 M'Calmont Hendrv, Fersuson & Co. Cst
Eiona s 1397 Rhodes J. D. Clink Fgn
Eiery Cross s 1399 Menzies J. D. Clink do
Fleetwood s 630 Gate James Richardson & Co. do
Forganhall bq 1070 Campbell John Warden and others do
Frank Flint s 1401 Evans P. M'Kellar do
Frederick bq 909 Hunter J. Warden and others do
Gatinean s 1165 Clark Adam, Hamilton & Co do
George Gilroy s 1083 Bodill Hendry, Ferguson & Co. do
Georgina bgn 127 Montgomery R. S, M'Morland Cst
Glenburn s 1476 Hartwell Robert Shankland & Co Fgn
Glenfruin bq 472 Lang Robert B. Findlay do
Goatfell bk 716 Cook Leitch & Muir do
Golden Fleece s 1257 Guthrie A. k J. H. Carmichael & Co. do
Greenock s 1224 Slater R. W. Jamieson do
Greenock bq 640 Manson John Kerr & Co. do
Greta ss 84 Scott k Co. do
Gryfe s 1068 Roberts J. Russell & others do
Gulf of Finland ss 2323 Allan Gk. Steamship Co. (Limi ted) do
Gulf of Panama ss 1592 Swan Gk. Steamship Co. (Limited) do
Gulf of Suez ss 1592 Walls Gk. Steamship Co. (Limited) do
Guinevere bq 879 Alleyne J. M'Cunn & Co. do
Hartfield s 814 Ferguson James Richardson & Co. do
Hawk bn 7*3 Lusk R. S. M'Morland Cst
Hebe bq 231 Taylor Baine & Johnstone Fgn
Helen Isabel bq 249 Henricks Baine & Johnstone - do
Hope bq 1068 Kemp J. S. Denniston & Co. do
Inchgreen bq 1098 Miller William Lindsay & Co. do
Jas. & Margaret sk 35 M'Callum N. Shearer and others Cst
James Shearer sr 94 Shearer Do. do. do
Riepenhansen The James Watt Steamship
Co. (Limited) — Leitch and
Jane Hunter bqn
Jane Shearer sr
227 Lewis
50 Kerr
Muir, managers
W. Gibson
N. and T. Shearer
Fgn
Cst

92 APPENDIX.
Jane bn
Jane Fairlie bq
Janet si
Janet Cowan s
Jason s
Jessie bn
Jessie Catherine sp
John Davie bq
Kaiser i Hind ss
Kate bn
Khokand bq
Killochan
Kilkerran s
Khedive ss
Labrador s
Lady Clarendon s
Lady Octavia s
Lady Ruthven s
Lavinia bq
Leander bn
Leopard ss
Lion ss
Lucayas bq
Madras bq
TONS. MASTERS.
236 Arter
361 M'Laren
38 Ferguson
1278 Kerr
OWNERS.
J. and J. Danholm
D. and A. M'L^ren
John M'Lsan and Co.
R. Shankland and Co.
1512 Richardson A. & J. H. Carmichael
257 Putt J. & J. Denholm
31 Ferguson John M\Lean & Co.
1104 Taylor
4023 Babot
202 Oats
1104 Wright
Robert Davie & Co.
P. & O. S. N. Co.
J.

APPENDIX. or
VESSELS. TONS. MASTERS. OWNERS. TRADE
Norman M'Leod bq900 Pierrepont William Rankine
Noma s 1050 Watt Hendry, Ferguson & Co.
Norval s
Octavia bn
Oimara s
Orian bgn
Orissa s
Otter bq
Otterburn s
Orpheus s
Padishah s
Panther ss
Parijero bq
Parsee s
Pearl of India bq
Pekin ss
Petrel scr
Peshawur ss
Phasis s
Polly bn
Prin.Alexandriabql286 Reid
Princess Royal bq 1200 Watt
Pride of the West sr 135 Bowden
Proteus ss 467 Pike
Queen of Ceylon bq 422 Hamilton
Pacer bn
Palston 815 Adams
Ranger ss 353 Delaney
Raven sbourne bq 410 Gardiner
1427 Halliday T. O. Hunter & Hendry
225 Smith James Grieve, jun.
1353 Simpson J. D. Clink
98 Montgomery E. S. Morland
1199 Maxw
500 Clark
1677 Hunter
1468 Glass
1250 Minnos
234 Bartlett
349 M'Girr
1280 Nelson
1256 Kelly
3900 Woolcott
60 Moore
3782 Baker
1489 Brown
255 Evans
John Kerr & Co.
William Eankine
R. Shankland & Co
Baine & Johnstone
J. and W. Stewart
Baine & Johnstone
do do
J. & W. Stewart
Hendry, Ferguson & Co.
P. & O. S. N. Co.
R. S. M 'Morland
P. &. O. S. N. Co.
A. &. J. H. Carmichael
J. & J. Denholm
Hendry, Ferguson & Co.
do do do
W. Grieve, Son & Co.
J, & W. Stewart
J. 8. Denniston and Co.
,11 W. Grieve, Son & Co.
James Richardson & Co.
J. & W. Stewart
James Craig
Fgn
do
do
do
do
Cat
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Cst
Fgn
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Peine de Prevoyce
bgn
102 Kerr R. S. M'Morland Cst
Ringdove bq 400 Scott W. & J. Crawford Fgn
Red Cross bq 1000 Brown William Rankine do
Rohilla ss
3466 Barrat P. & O. S. N. Co. do
Rome ss
5015
P. & O. S. N. Co. do
Rossdhu s
1320 Fleming William Turner and others do
Routenburn s 2000 Young R, Shankland & Co. do
Rutland bq 1027 Roy J. D. Clink do
Salado bq
442 Milne A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co. do
Sfindringham bq 1107 Wilson G. Adams and others do
Samarkand bq 1104 Lament W. & J, Crawford do
Sarah sr
76 Kane R. S. M'Morland Cst
Scottish Maid ts 4
A. Carmichael do
Scotia sr
184 Nisbet J. & W. Stewart Fgn
Sea King bq 426 Putt J. & J. Denholm do
Selene s
1996 Semple J. D. Clink do
Siam ss
3026 Johnson P. & O. S. N. Co. do
Siren s
1489
A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co. do
Sir H. Havelockbq 460 M'Queen J. Clapperton & Co. do
Sir Lancelot bq £86 BrokersharJ. MacCunn & Co. do
Sisters sp
45 Conner R. S. M'Morland Cst
Stella bn
221 Mitchell J & W. Stewart Fgn
Summerlee bq 805 Wilson John Warden and others do
Supreme bq 730 Dewar
John Brymner & Co. d

9-i APPENDIX.
VESSELS. TONS. MASTERS. OWNERS. TRADE.
Surat ss 3142 Breeze P. & 0. S. N. Co. do
Tamerlane bq 764 Bailey J. and W. Stewart do
The Craigs bq 1147 Hughes B. Cuthbert and others do
Thessalus s 1782 Bennett A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co. do
Tiger ss * 217 Joy W. Grieve, Son & Co. do
Trinidad s 722 Thomson John Kerr & Co. do
Trochrague bq 677 Bucknell do do do
Verona ss 3069 Ashdown P. & 0. S. N. Co. do
Virginia bq 942 Weir John Carswell & Son do
Vulcan sp 45 M'Cready B. S. M'Morland Cst
Walrus ss 183 Barbour J.

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Glasgow I Ireeeeek fiarner,
25 HAMILTON STREET
AND
24 WEST BLACKBALL STREET,
GREENOCK;
90 ARGYLE STREET
AND
22 JACKSON STREET,
GLASGOW.
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At 10.30 and 12.30,
And Returns at 12.30, 3.30, and 6 p.m.
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to all parts of the World, by any Conveyance desired.

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EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
CONTAINS
ORIGINAL ARTICLES on all the Important Local
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what is of the greatest interest to its Readers. It is read
by all Classes, and its Large and Rapidly-Increasing
Circulation makes it one of the Best Advertising
Mediums in the West of Scotland.
PRICE ONE HALFPENNY.

NOTE.
Before Purchasing elsewhere, see the
Windows of THE
Greenock Clothing
COMPANY.
CHEAPEST and BEST HOUSE
IN TOWN FOR CLOTHING.
50 CATHCART STREET
AND
f CATHCART S0BARE.

NOTE.
THE
Greenock Clothing
COMPANY
HAVE THE
LARGEST and BEST SELECTION
OF
Soys' and Tenths' Clothing
I 1ST T O "W IsT.
50 CATHCART STREET
AND
1 CATHCART SQUARE,

ADVERTISEMENTS.
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS,
135 BUCHANAN STREET, GLASGOW.
(16 Years' Experience in the Patent Laws).
British, Colonial, and Foreign Patents obtained. Specifications
Drawn and Revised, and Drawings prepared for Patented
Inventions and for the Registration of Designs and Trade Marks.
Searches and Reports as to Novelty of Inventions. Opinions in
cases of Infringement. Advice on the Law of Patents, and every
assistance given to Patentees and Inventors.
SPROUL & ANDERSON,
festtlimg ©itghum mxb Hiatal ^rtijitets,
Surveyors, Draughtsmen, Machinery Agents, &*c,
PALMERSTON BUILDINGS, CUSTOMHOUSE PLAGE,
GREENOCK.
tin -k*&iiav«-9m&
PAINTER $ PAPERHAJVGER,
27 WEST BURN STREET.
Paperhangings from 3d per Piece upwards.

n
ADVERTISEMENTS.
4 EAST BREAST, GREENOCK,
Shipchandlers, Painters, Oil and
Colour Merchants.
Agents for Sale and Hire of Yachts, and Compositions
for Yachts' and Ships' Bottoms.
EDWARD TWIGC,
GUNSMITH, CUTLER, AND FISHING
TACKLE VENDOR,
33 HAMILTON STREET,
(ESTABLISHED 1843).
AGENT FOR W. W. GREENER, LONDON.
AMMUNITION and Sporting Requirements, Breech & Muzzle-
Loading Guns always in Stock, and Guns supplied by any
Maker at Lowest possible Prices. Cartridges carefully Loaded
with Best Material at short notice.
Fishing Tackle, Rods, Reels, &c, always in Stock.
VERY SUPERIOR CUTLERY, BY BEST MAKERS.
HARDWARE, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, AND OILS OF
ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
©< f5f^S>
5^^r^/a,1, ,
^P
$f$* W^sM^W^
CUTLER, GUNSMITH, BIRD-STUFFER,
AND FISHING-TACKLE MAKER,
33 NICOLSON STREET.
Large Variety of Fishing Rods always in Stock.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
A BOON TO EVERYBODY.
JAMES MILLER,
Has Opened these Large Premises in
NEW GLADSTONE BUILDINGS
WEST BURN STREET,
With a Large Stock of First-Class Gold and Silver
Watches, Gold and Silver Chains, Alberts, Brooches,
Rings, Pins, and other Jewellery.
All the above at jo per cent less than usual Prices.
Watches and Clocks carefully Cleaned and Repaired
Watches, 2s ; Main Springs, 2s ; Hands, from 3d each ;
Best Watch Glasses Fitted, 2d each.
Also a Large Stock of Men and Women's Wearing
Apparel, consisting of Suitings, Silk and other Dresses
also, Bed and Table Napery, and other Goods, Furniture,
&c. A Large Stock of First-Class Boots and Shoes, at
less than Wholesale Prices.
NEW GLADSTONE BUILDINGS,
WEST BURN STREET.
'Practical Engracer, Stationer, 4c,
3 BANK STREET, GREENOGK.
SILVERPLATE ENGRAVING.
Crests, Coats of Arms, Monograms, Inscriptions, &c, &c.
COPPERPLATE ENGRAVING.
Visiting Cards, Business Cards, Invoice Headings, Letter Tops, &c.
BRASS ENGRAVING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Lithography in all its Branches.
Designs SJwtvn and Estimates Furnished token required.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
BORLAlsrD 7
S
temperance Jfotel 4 &esfauranf,
24 OATHCART STREET
(Nearly opposite Railway Station).
Dinners from 12 till 4. Tea and Coffee always ready.
28 OATHCART STREET,
(Opposite Caledonian Railway Station, and within three minutes'
walk of the Steamboat Quay).
RESTAURANT IN CONNECTION WITH HOTEL.
HUGH MACKAY, Proprietor.
BORLAND'S TEMPERANCE" HOTEL,
40 CATHCART STREET,
GREENOCK.
(In the Centre of the Town, and conveniently situated between
Caledonian Railway Station and Cathcart Square).
EVERY ACCOMMODATION. MODERATE CHARGES.
WHEAT SHEAF HOTEL,
C
Established for upwards of Sixty Years),
CHURCH PLACE, CATHCART SQUARE,
GREENOCK.
BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, TEAS, AND SUPPERS,
ORDINARY DAILY, FROM 12.30 TO 4 O'CLOCK.
HUME CHALMERS, Proprietor.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
JAMES BOWMAN,
Dnelioneer & Caluator,
WEST-END SALE ROOMS,
26 WEST BLACKHALL STREET,
GREENOCK.
OUTSIDE &ALBS
OP
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AND VALUATIONS,
CONDUCTED IN TOWN OR COUNTRY.
SALES, BY AUCTION, of
STOCK, SALVAGES, &a,
UNDERTAKEN ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
Parties averse to having Furniture, &*cn Sold in their
Houses, can have it Removed and Sold in the Rooms.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
ROBERT COOK,
AND INSURANCE AGENT,
88 MARKET STREET AND ARCADE,
GREENOCK.
IMI O IN" IE "Z" LE2STT
ON DEPOSIT OF
Watches, Plate, Jewellery, Furniture, &c.
Loans above £10 per Special Agreement.
FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES.
Mr Cook conducts OUTSIDE SALES of FURNITURE
and VALUATIONS on the shortest notice.
Parties averse to having their Goods Sold in their Houses
can have it Removed and Disposed of in the
Hall, jj Market Street.
AGENT FOR THE STAFFORDSHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
IR/OIBEIE^T COOK,
Pawnbroker, Auctioneer, and Insurance Agent.
No. 33 MARKET STREET, AND ARCADE,
GREENOCK.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
JAMES GRAHAM,
Glazier & Glass Merchant,
19 CATHCART STREET,
GREENOCK.
.(Immediately East of the Caledonian Railway Station).
ESTABLISHED 1828.
Hot Houses and Conservatories, &c, Built
and Repaired.
THE GREENOCK
PLATE-GLASS INSURANCE
O O "ML IP .A. IsT ~T
(ESTABLISHED 1868)
INSURES PLATE AND SHEET GLASS
Of Every Description at a Moderate Premium.
OFFICE-
19 CATHCART STREET,
GREENOCK.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
:m: o nsr is -z - lbitt
ON DEPOSIT OF
WATCHES, PLATE, JEWELLERY, NAPERY,
BOOKS, cfc, $c.
Loans above ;£io per Special Agreement.
CENTRAL LOAN OFFICE,
5 WILLIAM STREET.
FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES.
PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER, PAPER RULER,
AND MANUFACTURING STATIONER,
14KILBLAIE" STBEET
(Opposite Kilblam Academy),
ACCOUNT BOOKS Ruled and Bound to Order. Magazines
and all kinds of Binding executed. Maps and Plans
Mounted and Varnished. Estimates given for all classes of work.
Specimens of Binding in every style, from the Plainest to the
Richest, at prices as low as can be charged consistent with good
sound work.
IMPORTANT INTIMATION TO LADIES'.
Badly Cut or Finished Stays never give real pleasure or
comfort to the Wearer.
MRS GARDNER,
The ONLY PRACTICAL STAYMAKER in GREENOCK
18 WEST BLACKBALL STREET,
Being a thoroughly Practical Staymaker of long experience,
claims superiority in the Manufacture of Stays, Belts, and Braces.
Corsets are made of the very best Materials, with Pure Whalebone.
Good Whalebone Stays for Housekeepers and Servants,
from Stock or Made to Order. Stays Altered and Repaired.
Underclothing Made to Order in all its Branches.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
15 WEST BLACKHALL STREET.
Estimates given for Marriage Luncheon and Dinners,
Launch, Trial Trip, Pic-nic, and Dancing Parties.
The Wines supplied are of the most Famous Brands, and
Moderate Priced.
March-Brewed Ale and Stout in 4^ Gallon, 9 Gallon,
18 Gallon, and 36 Gallon Casks, for Family Use.
Very Old Greenock, Campbeltown, Islay, Longjohn,
and other Highland Whiskies, Matured in Sherry Wood.
Also, Jamieson's, Thomson's, and Dunville's Old
Irish Whiskies.
JAMES B. MORISOjY, Proprietor.
f
Sffilliill S
3 EAST BREAST, GREENOCK.
This Old Established Llotel is situated opposite the
Steamboat Quay, and the immediate vicinity of the
Caledonian Railway Station and Post Office.
Co7nmercial Gentlemen aitd Travellers will find every
attention and comfort, at Moderate Charges.
Marriage and Supper- Parties contracted for.
FIRST-GLASS WINES AND SPIRITS.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHEAPEST AND BEST BOOTS AND SHOES
IN SCOTLAND,
THOSE
in want of really GOOD BOOTS and SHOES afc
the Lowest Possible Price should not buy till they have
seen the Large Stock to be found at
JOHN GRAY & CO'S.
MAYBOLE SHOE WAREHOUSE,
16 HAMILTON STREET,
GREENOCK.
Our immense Tannery and Factory at Ladywell, Maybole, has
been in existence since 1838, and has secured a fame second to
none for the production of the most Substantial Boots and
Shoes. The general wonder is "How Cheap," but the grand
secret is the whole process of manufacture, from the raw hide to
the finished Boot, is executed in our own Factory and under our
own personal supervision, the best and newest Machinery and
Material only being used.
REPAIRS NEATLY AND CHEAPLY EXECUTED.
The following L ist of Branch Establishments shows the
immense magnitude of our Business :
7 Dalmarnock Road, Glasgow. ,
i NeAv Hotel Buildings, Wick.
45 High Street, Iuverness. j
110 High Street, Elgin. !
Cross, Motherwell.
34 Graham Street, Airdrie.
Main Street, Coatbridge.
174 High Street, Edinburgh.
10 and 11 Castle Street, Aberdeen. 49 High Street, Irvine.
155 High Street, Perth. Post Vennel, Maybole.
j
118 & 149 Hi-h St., Dunfermline. 10 Western Road, Jarrow-on-Tyne.
|
393 High Street (Foot of Coal Wynd), 6 Central Buildings, Stockton.
Kirkcaldy. Macdonald Square, Thurso.
High St.Kirk'dy (next Town's House). 217 High Street, Forres.
42 Mill Street, Alloa. 9 Mill Street, Ballymena.
j
' 31 High Street, Dalkeith. Commercial Hotel Bldgs., Strabane.
Thistle House, Channel St., Ga'shiels. ! 30 High Street, Portadown.
20 High Street, Hawick. 6& High Street, Musselburgh.
j
19 Roxburgh Street, Kelso. 66 Bonnygate, Cupar.
J
17 High Street, Berwick-on-Tweed. 17 High Street, Brechin.
j
70 and 72 Friar's Vennel, Dumfries. : 11 High Street, Annan.
New Bldgs., Bridge St., Stranraer, High Street, Langholm.
j
16 Hamilton Street, Greenock. ! Shopends, Saltcoats.
Freebairn's Buildings, Hamilton. Bridge i Street, Kirkwall.
Commercial Buildings, Hamilton. 160 Paisley Road (West), Glasgow.
New Bank Buildings, Wishaw 662 Govan Road, Govan.
;
Works, Ladywell TanDery & Shoe Factory-, Maybole*

ADVERTISEMEMTS.
TO CONTRACTORS, FARMERS, & OTHERS.
MACKAY OOCHAJAl,
Carfwrighfs aiu) General Smiths,
AND HORSE-SHOERS,
4 ST. ANDHEW SQUARE,
GREENOCK.
0OA0H WORK in all its Departments.
First- Class Material and Workmanship Guaranteed,
PRICES STRICTLY MODERATE.
BILLJPOSTINO.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
JOHN MACDONALD & SON,
Beg to inform the Advertising Public that they are Sole
Lessees of all the Principal Street Advertising Stations in
Greenock, Gourock, Port-Glasgow, Paisley, and Glasgow.
Ponies and Traps are kept for quick despatch of work in
Town and Country. Circulars addressed and delivered.
Boards and Men Supplied.
LIST OF STATIONS ON APPLICATION.
offices:
GREENOCK—23 OATHOART STREET.
PAISLEY—16 OLD SNEDDON STREET.
GLASGOW—65 JAMAICA STREET and
137 GREAT HAMILTON STREET.

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JOHN IMRIE & CO.,
SLATERS,
41 HAMILTON STREET.
HOTJSE-5 MOUNT PLEASANT STREET.
Jobbings Punctually Attended to. Chimneys Swept.
J\ PHTLAYSONT,
COAL MERCHANT,
12 BROUGHAM STREET, Greenock,
And 50 SHORE STREET, Gourock.
YACHTS SUPPLIED WITH GOAL, CHAR, AND DROSS.
PATERSON & ROBERTSON
SLATERS, SLATE, & CEMENT MERCHANTS,
HUNTER'S PLACE, GREENOCK.
All kinds of Cement and Hydraulic Lime. Chimney
Cans—Plain and Ornamental.
ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
DAVID PHILLIPS & SONS,
SLATERS & SLATE MERCHANTS,
5 TOB-A-O-O STREET,
GREENOCK.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
LADYBURN SLIP DOCK
AND BOILER WORKS.
LAND
and MARINE BOILERS, TANKS,
GIRDERS, and GENERAL SMITH WORK.
DOCKING AND REPAIRS
To Hull or Boilers of Iron or Wooden Vessels up to
Five Hundred Tons.
WORK DONE PROMPTLY AND TERMS MODERATE.
WM, MUIR & SONS,
"WAYBRLET Xj-A-ZESTIE,
OFF WEST BURN STREET, GREENOCK.
SADDLERY LEATHER, BELTING, HOSE PIPING,
PIGGING LEATHER, PUMP LEATHER, BELLOWS
LEATHER, LACES, OAR LEATHER, HORSE-
SHOEING LEATHER.
SHEEPSKIN MATS DYED IN ALL COLOURS.
Inspection Invited.
DENTISTRY.
JOHN rTbROWN,
Surge on Dentist,
30 CATHCART STREET, GREENOCK.
Artificial Teeth inserted on the most approved principles. Decayed
Teeth nicely Stopped. Laughing Gas administered daily.
Terms Moderate.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN T. WILSON,
HATTER AND HQSIER y
10 WEST BLACKHALL STREET.
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN HATS, CAPS,
SCARES, GLOVES, &c, VERY CHEAP.
RAMSAY & MOLES,
TAILORS & CLOTHIERS
WAVEELEY BUILDINGS,
29 WEST BURN STREET, GREENOCK.
"VTEWEST Fabrics for Dress and Mourning Suits, Hats, LTm-
J3I brellas, Ties, Scarfs, Dress and Coloured Kids, Collars,
Cambric & Silk Handkerchiefs, Travelling Cases, Courier Bags, &c.
ROBERT WRIGHT,
TAILOR AND CL0TH5ER.
34 WEST BLACKHALL STREET,
BEGS
respectfully to inform his Customers and the Public that
he is now showing a Selection of Splended Goods. Gentlemen's
own Cloth Made Up and Trimmed with taste. Also Boys'
Clothing and Ladies' Jackets Cut in all the Leading Styles.
Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed. Terms Strictly Moderate.
GEORGE DE LACY & SON,
lEHSTa-IR-A/V -e ir,s
And SOLE STAMP MAKERS TO HER MAJESTY'S POST OFFICE.
Dies, Punches, Stencil Plates, Steel and Brass Dated Stamps, Arms,
Crests, Official Seals, Monograms, Eacsimiles, &c.
PRIZE A WARD, LONDON & PARIS EXHIBITIONS.
43 SEKFORDE ST., OLERKENWELL, E.O.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
3>utcher, Poulterer 4 Game Sealer,
CLYDS BTJIXiDIISra-S,
19 WEST BLACKHALL STREET,
GREENOCK.
FAMILY ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
WILLIAM MARSHALL,
PEOVISION MEECHANT, IMPOETEE OF
IRISH HAMS, BACON, BUTTER, EGOS, &a,
29 CHARLES STREET, GREENOCK.
Agent for W. F. Biggar, Ham Curer, Londonderry, and James
M'Aviney & Co., Butter and Provision Merchants,
Clones and Londonderry.
THOMAS CUTHBE&TSOff,
WHOLESALE AND EXPORT
Plain & Ornamental Confectioner,
44 HAMILTON STREET, and
7 and 49 OATHOART, STREET Greenock.
WORKS-SUGARHOUSE LANE.
Supplies the Trade with all the Latest Novelties at less than
Glasgow Prices, and all Guaranteed Pure.
TO MERCHANTS, CONTRACTORS, COWFEEDERS,

ADVERTISEMENTS.
GLASGOW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WIRE WAREHOUSE,
General Wire-Work and Wire-Cloth
Manufactory,
25 CANDLERIGGS, GLASGOW.
By Royal Letters c^^^p ESTABLISHED
ALEXANDER ROWAT & CO.,
OP
STRONG WOVE WIRE OF SPECIAL QUALITY EOR
SUGAR-REFINING PURPOSES.
EXTRA STRONG WIRE NETTING for SHIPS' BULWARKS,
in a Variety, of Designs.
EVERY DESCRIPTION of WIRE-WORKS & WIRE-CLOTHS
in Copper, Brass, Iron, and Steel Wire, for Elour, Rice, Corn,
Cotton, and Barley Mills, Chemical, Starch, Gas, and Water
Works, Engineers, Ironfounders, Brewers, Distillers, Biscuit
Manufacturers, &c.
SUPERIOR BOILER TUBE BRUSHES,
In every Variety of Size and Material.
Strong Galvanised Wire Guards for Shop and Warehouse Fronts,.
Windows, and Roof-Lights of Churches, Schools, Stores, Factories,
Granaries, Public Works, &c, in hand or patent machine-made work.
Patent Flexible Wire Flat Ropes for Hoisting and Mining Pur-
Ornamental Wire Fence, Borderings, Baskets Flower Stands, &c,
Made to Order.
Galvanized Wire Netting, all Widths, kept in Stock, suitable for
Pigeon and Poultry Enclosures.
WIRE RIDDLES AND SEIVES FOR ALL PURPOSES.
Copper, Brass, Tinned, Galvanized, and Iron Wire, all Sizes.
Plain and Galvanized Fencing and Netting Staples always in Stock.
COUNTRY or EXPORT ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
Extra Wire-Work or Wire-Cloths Wrought to Order.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILLIAM MACLUSKEY,
CABINETMAKER, UPHOLSTERER,
AND
GENERAL HOUSE-FURNISHER,
10 & 12 GREAT CLYDE STREET,
GLASGOW.
WILLIAM MACLUSKEY begs to inform his Friends and
the Public generally, that he has Opened these Premises as a
Cabinet, Upholstery, and General House-Furnishing Ware-
house, and is determined, from the very outset, to aim only at
acquiring a lasting and durable business. This he knows can
only be done by giving thorough and complete satisfaction in
every Article, both in Quality and Style, supplied to his Cus-
tomers ; so that once supplied they will be glad to return, from
finding that in Price and Quality his goods are not to be surpassed.
Parties, therefore, in quest of really Substantial DINING-
ROOM, DRAWING-ROOM, PARLOUR, and OFFICE
FURNITURE of every description, will, on inspection of my
Superior High-class Stock, find it to be the Lowest Priced, com-
bined with Quality, in the City of Glasgow. An inspection of
my Stock, which I freely solicit, will prove the truth of this
assertion.
MY IRON BEDSTEADS are Handsome, Strong, and
Well-finished, and are Unequalled for Cheapness.
BEDDING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES MAY BE HAD ON APPLICATION.
WILLIAM MACLUSKEY will endeavour to sustain the wellknown
reputation of keeping First-class Goods only, so well retained
by his late father for fifty years.
please note the address—
WILLIAM MACLUSKEY,
10 and 12 GREAT CLYDE ST., GLASGOW.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOYD & M'NEILL,
Caithness and Arbroath Pavement Merchants,
11 PATRICK STREET, GREENOCK.
Drain Pipes, Chimney Cans, Ornamental Bricks,
AND
FIRE CLAY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Portland and Roman Cements, Arden Lime, &c.
Agents for FRANCIS 6- CO:S CEMENT—which
received the Highest Award at the Paris International
Exhibition, 1878.
THOMAS THOMSON & SON,
guilders dn9 Contractors,
PROPERTY VALUATORS, &c,
Pavement, Stone, Ashphalte,
Grindstone, and Fire-Clay Goods Merchants,
61 NICOLSON STREET,
GREENOCK.
PORTLAND AND ROMAN CEMENTS,
Arden Lime, Plaster of Paris, &c, &c.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
CROOKSHANKS'
3timera£cm6 posting
ESTABLISHMENT,
43 WEST BLACKHALL STREET,
AND
i 8 CATHCART STREET, GREENOCK.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
J„ D. M'GREGOR & Co.,
TOHTIITE S T .^ IB Xi IE S _
Business Office—
48 CATHCART STREET, Greenock,
(OPEN NIGHT AND DAY.)
ALSO,
COACH BUILDERS,
GENERAL SMITHS, HORSE-SHOERS, &c.
AT
24 WEST BALCKHALL STREET.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
$ive insurance Company
(LIMITED).
OAPITAJL—OUE MILXjIOZLsT.
HEAD OFFICE -5 LOTHBURY LONDON, E.C.
OFFICE FOR SCOTLAND -124 ST VINCENT ST., Glasgow.
Property Insured at moderate Rates, and liberal discounts
allowed on Insurances effected for more than one
year when the Premium is paid in advance.
Agent, Hugh Milne, 21 Lyle Street, Greenock.
PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE
COMPA1TY
(LIMITED).
ESTABLISHED 1848.
The Annuar'Premium Income, 31st December, exceeds
,£1,731,496.
Claims Paid during the past year exceed ,£632,652 o o
The Assurance Funds amount to ,£1,982,032 2 4
Annual Reports and Balance Sheets on Application to the
Agents, or at the Office,
5 WEST BLACKHALL STREET,
GREENOCK.
JAMES COPLAND, Superintendent for Greenock and
West Coast.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
GEORGE GRANT
Begs respectfully to intimate to his numerous Friends and the Publie
generally, that he has OPENED that Shcp,
22 HAMILTON STREET,
(Lately part of the British Workman Public House,)
As a TOBACCONIST, and trusts by keeping the Best Goods only,
combined with strict attention to Business, to merit a share of
Public Patronage. G. G. having carefully selected his Stock from
the Best Importers, embracing all the Choicest Brands in Cigars,
Cheroots, Cigarettes, &c, Newest Designs in Meerschaum, G.B.D.,
and other Celebrated Briars, Transit, Rustic, and Cherry Pipes.
Cigar Casesand Tubes, Pouches, Match, Snuff, and Tobacco Boxes,
Walking Sticks, and every other requisite necessary in the Trade.
Finest Tobaccos and Snuffs at Lowest Prices.
JAMES I NGLIS,
coal ^m:Rc:E3:.A.:isrT,
30 OATHOART STREET, GREENOGK,
Begs respectfully to intimate to his Friends and the Public that he
has COMMENCED BUSINESS as COAL MERCHANT at the
above address, and by supplying Coal of the Best Quality he hopes
to be favoured with a share of public patronage.
"GLASGOW GRAIN AND GENERAL~
GRINDING MILLS
AND
A FRENCH
COFFEE ROUTING WORKS.
Scientific Gentleman, who has directed his
attention to the subject of Coffee Roasting, says :—I have
found that Coffee is better roasted, and more of the aroma retained
when a double cylinder is used—the air between the interior and
exterior cylinders acting as a non-conductor of heat. It is done
more uniformly, while the essential oil on which the aroma depends
is less liable to be depressed than when exposed to the fierce heat of
a fire in a single cylinder.
In the double rotary globular method of roasting as practised at
Mr Minto's Works, Graeme Street, Glasgow, the above principle is
acted upon, inasmuch as the globe (whieh has superseded the
cylinder since the application of steam power to this branch) revolves
in a medium of heated air, which experience has shown best
prevents the dispersion of the essential oil aroma.
DAVID MINTO, 8R/EME ST., 6LASG0W,

ADVERTmEMEMTS.
J. & M. CRAIG,
BILLHEAD & PERGETON FIRE-CLAY FACTORIES,
KILMARNOCK,
Manufacturers of Every Description of Fire-Clay Goods,
and from Clay of Unrivalled duality,
Comprising
Fire Bricks, pressed and un- Kerbing.
pressed, of every pattern. Rustic Ware.
Flue Covers. Vent Linings, round, oval,
Furnace Blocks. and square.
Flooring Tiles. Oncomings for "Vents.
Stable Bricks. Joist and Beam Shod?.
Vases and Stands. Cattle and Pig Troughs.
Gas Retorts, plain & enamelled. Horse Mangers.
.Glazed Sewerage Pipes, Spigot Chimney Cans.
and Fawcet & Butt Joints. Statuary.
Wall Coping.
ALSO,
White and Black Enamelled Bricks, Equal to the Best English
Manufacture.
Depot in Greenock— 10 Brougham Street.
JOHN WILKIS, Agent.
JOHN WILKIE,
Lime Burner, Coal, Cement, and Stucco Merchant,
AND
Sole Agent for Hillhead and Perceton Celebrated Fire-Clay Goods
10 BROUGHAM STREET,
HAS
always in Stock the following, amongst other articles, viz.—
Finest Ayrshire, Wishaw, Clydesdale, and Monklands
House, Splint, Steam, Smithy, and Gas Coals ; Irish Lime of
Superior Quality ; Portland and Roman Cement ; Hydraulic A.rden
Lime; Stucco ; Campaie, Craighead, Muirkirk and Lesmahagow
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 terins.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
PATRICK CARBERY,
T-A-ILOIR, .& CLOTHIER,
14 WILLIAM STREET, GREENOCK,
Begs to return his sincere thanks to his Friends and the
Public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him since
commencing Business on his own account, and trusts, by
strict attention, and supplying First-Class Goods at mode-
rate prices, to receive a continuance of their favours.
NOTICE OP REMOVAL.
W. O-BMMELL,
Tailor and Clothier,
Begs to intimate to his Friends and the Public that he
has REMOVED from 26 Charles Street to
41 HAMILTON STREET.
Parties purchasing their own Cloth can have it Made
and Trimmed in First-Class Style.
Tweed Suits, - 25s.
Trousers, - - 5s.
Vests, - - 5s.
Overcoats, - 16s.
JOHH MILLAR,
16 ST. VINCENT PLACE, GLASGOW,
for Messrs Howarth 6° Cryer's improved mode of
application of the high-pressure principle Heating
Apparatus for Mills, Warehouses, &>c.
Great Saving of fuel—Steam carried from Boiler and round rooms
when required, and returned into Boiler again, so preventing loss
of water.
List of Mills, Works, dec. , using the above on application.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALEX. COUSLAND & SON,
WIRE WORKERS
AND
WIRECLOTH MANUFACTURERS,
3 MITCHELL STREET, GLASGOW.
WORKS: 28 YORK STREET.
MANUFACTURERS of Copper, Brass and Iron Wirecloth,
and every description of Wire Work for Corn, Flour, and
Barley Mills ; Chemical, Gunpowder, Sugar Refining, Biscuit, and
Starch Manufacturers ; Sugar and Rice Plantations ; Collieries,
Distilleries, &c, &c.
BIRD CAGES. SIEVES AND RIDDLES.
AVIARIES. LIME SCREENS.
FLOWER STANDS. WINDOW BLINDS.
FLOWER BASKETS. RAT & MOUSE TRAPS.
PLANT TRAINERS. LETTER BOXES.
ARBOURS. BOTTLE BRUSHES.
FIRE GUARDS. BOTTLING WIRE, &c.
Wire Guards for Windows, Roof-lights, Library Doors, &c,
GAME AND POULTRY NETTING.
PLAIN & ORNAMENTAL WIRE WORK FOR SHIPS' BULWARKS
ETC., ETC., ETC.
ESTIMATES AND PRICES ON APPLICATION

ADVERTISEMENTS.
HOUSE FURNISHING
CLOSE FIRE RANGES, FENDERS, FIRE IRONS,!
COAL VASES, LAUNDRY and AMERICAN
STOVES,
CUTLERY, ELECTRO-PLATE,
BATHS AND TRAVELLING BOXES,
BRONZES, MARBLE TIMEPIECES & MIRRORS,
MANGLES, WRINGING & WASHING MACHINES,
IRON BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING,
And every Requisite for the complete Furnishing of a HouseA
o
JAMES TAYLOR, Jun.,
Holds the LARGEST STOCK in GLASGOW of thd
above, displayed in Six Large Show-Rooms, each con-l
taining upwards of 3,000 feet of Floorage. As the Stock!
lias been recently purchased, Buyers will have all the
benefits of the present Low Prices.
Parties Furnishing are Invited to Inspect this Stock
before Purchasing Elsewhere.
61, 63 and 65 MITCHELL ST.,
O-Lj^SGi-OW.
P. S.—-TILE HEARTHS from One Guinea, including
Laying.
Experienced Men sent out to Bell-Hanging and Gasfitting

ADVERTISEMENTS
P
ATENT OFFICE,
DESIGNS & TRADE MARK REGISTRY,
96 BUCHANAN STREET, GLASGOW.
W. R. M. THOMSON & CO., Consulting Engineers and Patent
Agents, obtain British, Foreign, and Colonial Patents for Inventions,
and Register Designs and Trade Marks at the lowest charges.
The extensive practical experience of W. R. M. T. & Co., and their
intimate knowledge of all the most valuable Patented Inventions connected
with the Mechanical and Textile Industries, with Agricultural
and General Machinery, and with Chemical Processes and Manufactures,
enable them to give the most reliable opinions and advice
as to the Novelty of Inventions, the Validity of Patents, and all
questions of Infringement.
"THE INVENTOR'S GUIDE,"
A complete Hand-book giving full information on Patents, Designs, and
Trade Marks, seat FREE to any address.
W. JEb. IMI- TIEIOIMISOIN" &g CO.,
GLASGOW : 96 BUCHANAN STREET,
EDINBURGH: 12 ST. ANDREW SQUARE.
The "Ejector-Condenser."
MORTON'S PATENT.
The " Etector-Condenser" produces a full vacuum without an Air Pump,
in all kinds of Steam Engines and Steam Pumps, and when applied to ex -
isting Non-Condensing Engines, gives a saving of 25 to 50 per cent, of fue*,
or an equivalent increase of power; and for Winding Engines this is th j
only safe Condenser in use, the vacuum is constant, whether the engines am
at rest or in motion, and many are working with great jjccess. Tnese apparatus,
from their saving in fuel alone, very soon pay their own cost.
The Fixed Double Nozzle Automatic Injectors feed Water of
nigh temparature into Steam Boilers. These Injectors and the Water
Xiifters are the most simple and efficient apparatus in use for raising ana
Tc'ng water. Full information and Prices on application.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO BE ADDRESSED TO
ALEX. MORTON & THOMSON.
Engineers, Shippers, and Sole Manufacturers of these Important Patent
Condensers, Automatic Injectors, and Water Lifters, for the Saving of
Fuel; and Contractors for all kinds of Machinery, &c,
96 BUCHANAN STREET, GLASGOW.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
BOCH FRERES'
FRENCH GERAMIQUE TILE PAVEMENTS.
KEAN & WARDROP,
MOSAIC AND ENCAUSTIC PAVING TILE LAYERS,
Sole Agents for GLASGOW and West of Scotland,
14 2 IB -A. T IK S T IB, IE IE TV
GLASGOW.
CERAMIQUE, ENCAUSTIC AND GEOMETRICAL
TILES AND MOSIACS.
MARBLE AND WOOD CHIMNEY PIECES.
CONTROLLED AND SLOW COMBUSTION GRATES
AND STOVES.
FENDER CURBS AND TILE HEARTHS.
DOG STOVES AND ART TILE PANELS FOR SIDES.
DEALERS IN HAND-PAINTED ART TILES
(FROM MINTON'S CHINA WORKS)
FOR
GRATE CHEEKS, PILASTERS, CABINET WORK, &c.
Specimens of the above are laid out for Inspection at their
SHOW ROOMS.
Designs and Estimates for Laying and all particulars
sent on application.
14=2 ib.a.t:h: street,
GLASGOW.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
m ASK FOR AND SEE YOU GET
SPRATTS PATENT
IlfllBRII'liClIS
J8®" These Biscuits are the only ones used in all the Royal Kennels,
although statements to the contrary are frequently made.
Purveyors by Appointment to
The " Kennel Club," and " Birmingham National" Dog Shows.
The New York, Hanover, and Irish Kennel Clubs.
Sporting Dog and Field Trial Club.
Dogs' Home, London. Jardin d'Acclimatation, Paris.
And to all the Important
Canine Exhibitions and Kennels in the United Kingdom and Abroad-
BEWARE
OF
WORTHLESS
IMITATIONS §
SAME SHAPE
GENUINE
STAMPED.
BEWARE
OF
Xfi WORTHLESS
IMITATIONS
SAME SHAPE
Patent Greyhound Meat "Fibrine" Dog Cakes
Contain 35 per cent, of Meat, and form the most successful food for
Greyhounds in Training. Used by all the Principal Trainers,
including many owners of the Waterloo Cup.
ROUND OATMEAL~~DOG BISCUITS,
For Greyhounds, where preference is given to training on Meat,
They contain 50 per cent, of Oatmeal, and can be had with a larger
proportion if desired.
PET DOG PUPPY BISCUITS.
PREPARED PUJPPY FOOD,
Highly recommended by the "Field."
DOG MEDICINES AND DOG SOAP.
SPRATTS PATENT, Bermondsey, London.

ADVERTISEMENTS.
USH versus CREDIT,
THE
great success which has attended the opening of
our New Central Warehouse affords satisfactoryproof
of the universal appreciation of our Cash System of
Wholesale Prices. Incredible as it may seem, our New
Premises are already inadequate for the requirements of
our extensive business, and we are compelled to take a
large Warehouse for the purpose of storing heavy goods.
With this enormous increase of trade our position as large
buyers in first markets is greatly improved, and we are
now importing direct large quantities of Continental and
American Produce.
Good Strong Tea, Is 6d per lb.
Our Best Tea, 2s 6d per lb.
Patent Medicines, Is l^d size for 9}^d.
Seigel's Syrup, 2s 6d size for Is lOd.
Eno's Fruit Salt, 2s 9d size for Is lid.
ALL GOODS AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
Price List Post Free on application.
FRANCIS SPITE & CO.,
Central Warehouse—26 St ENOCH SQUARE
d-d a Arr-u-po i 233 New City Road (St George's Cross).
±,KAJN^±i.&b \ 35-37 New City Road (Opposite Normal School),

T :h: IE
PRO BONO PUBLICO
SYSTEM.
Purchasers at the " Percy" Shoe House buy
direct from the Manufacturer, saving from
4s to 6s in the £ ;
Purchasers at the "'Percy" Shoe House
receive civility, attention, and punctuality ;
Purchasers at the " Percy" Shoe House have
set before them to choose from the most
varied novelties the Shoe Trade can pro-
duce ;
Therefore, to Save Time and Money, and
feel satisfied that you have bought in the Best
and Cheapest Market, means purchasing your
BOOTS,SHOES,SLIPPERS, GAITERS,
&c, &c, direct from the Manufacturer, at the
M( Percy" Shoe^fouse,
38 HAMILTON STREET. 38
P.S.—The most reasonable terms made to supply
Cricket, Yachting, Bicycle, Lawn Tennis, and Football
Clubs with Boots and Shoes. Latest Designs.—Registered.
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ECONOMISTS!
BUY YOUR BOOTS AND SHOES AT THE
"PERCY" SHOE HOUSE,
AND REALLY SAVE MONEY.
The system of selling Single Pairs of Boots and Shoes at
Manufacturer's Prices has proved successful beyond the most
sanguine anticipations of the Proprietor.
Ladies and Gentlemen daily visiting this model Shoe Depot are
amazed and agreeably pleased at the very reasonable prices charged
for HIGH-CLASS BOOTS and SHOES, frankly acknowledging
the saving of from 20 to 30 per cent, less than paid to their
former Shoemaker for the same Class of Goods.
We receive this testimony of our Customers in all truth, and
would wish in passing to impress on the minds of those parties
who have not yet favoured our Establishment with a visit that
the Manufacturer who produces and directly thereafter offers for
Sale his wares (no intermediate system of "dealing" stepping
in to swell the charges), he only is in a position to offer special
saving advantages over small shopkeepers, " dealers,"." factors,"
etc., etc.
Why pay 20s when you can receive equal value at the " Percy"
for 15s ? The same honest saving holds good whether you
purchase " Pinet's " Finest, or " Percy's " Own.
The Pro Bono Publico System, only carried out at the "Percy,"
of Selling Single Pairs of Boots and Shoes direct to the Public at
Manufacturer's Prices, has made the name of "0. M. Percy"
and "Cheap Boots and Shoes" household words in Greenock.
THE "PERCY^SHOE HOUSE,
38 HAMILTON STREET. 38
P. S.—Same Famed Low Prices as at my Glasgow Depot.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
GUARDIAN
FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE
ESTABLISHED 1821.
COMPASY,
Subscribed Capital, £2,000,000
Paid-up Capital, 1,000,000
Total Invested Funds, 2,981,000
Annual Income, nearly 500,000
THE
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
Quinquennial Valuation to December 31, 1879, was
made on the basis of the Institute of Actuaries' (Hm) Table of
Mortality and 3 percent, interest. The valuation was strictly a net
premium one, the whole of the loading being reserved.
The Valuation Balance Sheet showed a surplus of £143,194 6s 6d
in the Life Assurance Eund, and of this sum it was decided to divide
£140,000, leaving £3,194 6s 6d of undivided profit to be carried forward
to the new Quinquennium. According to the regulations of
the Company, the sum to be divided was appropriated as follows :
Four-fifths to the Policy Holders, £112,000
One-fifth to the Proprietors, 28,000
£140,000
A large proportion (upwards of one -fourth) of the Company's business
is non-participating, and the sum of £112,000 was therefore
divisible as a bonus among 3222 policies, assuring with existing
bonuses £2,939,985 16s 6d, the annual premiums payable under which
amount to £83,261 17s 2d. The proprietors' one-fifth share, amounting
to £28,000, was the sole benefit for the past five years which they
received from the Life Business in return for the guarantee afforded
by the unusually large paid-up capital of the Company.
LIFE FUNDS (1880), £1,373,000
LIFE INCOME, 176,000
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Insurances Effected upon Property at Home and Abroad at
Moderate Rates.
FIRE FUNDS (1880), - £403,000 FIRE INCOME, - £279,000
Solicitors for Scotland—Messrs Mackenzie, Gardener and
Alexander, 153 St Vincent Street, Glasgow.
BRANCH OFFICE—190 WEST GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW.
ANDREW CLARK, Resident Secretary.
GREENOCK AGENTS.
Mr C. Cunningham, 49 Cathcart St. I Mr
J. Macgregor, Solictor, 17 Hamil-
Mr C. S. Hall, Mercantile Marine ton St.
Office. Mr | J. Robertson, Accountant, 14 d».

Scottish Imperial
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Subscribed Capital, £500,000. Net Revenue for 1880, £149,410.
Paid up Capital and Funds, £221,555.
Head Office-151 WEST GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW.
Chairman-
Michael Balmain., Esq., Banker,
Alex. Drew, Esq., Merchant.
J. Hope Finlay, Esq., W.S.
Edinburgh.
James Finlayson, Esq. (Messr
Finlayson, Bousfield & Co.)
Robert Eraser, Esq., Merchant.
Leonard Gow, Esq., Shipowner.
Consulting Physician,
Solicitors,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Alexander Ronaldson, Esq., Merchant.
James Graham, Esq., Builder.
Walter Grieve, Esq., Merchant,
Greenock.
Anthony Hannay, Esq. (Messrs
Kelly & Co.)
Thomas Russell, Esq., of Ascog.
James Salmon, Esq., Architect.
Robert Young, Esq., Shipowner,
Professor M'Call Anderson, M.D.
Messrs Burns, Aiken & Co.
Auditor, - - J. Roxburgh Strong, C:A.
Bankers, - - - The National Bank of Scotland.
Manager—W. W. W. Reid. | Secretary—David
Lawrle.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Premiums from Is 6d per cent, and upwards for Ordinary Risks.
Farming property from 3s to 5s Manufactories and other Special
Risks surveyed and Rates quoted free of charge to intending Insurers.
All Claims, including those caused by Gas and Lightning, promptly
settled.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
Owing to the Working Expenses being very low, Assurers with
this Company have the advantage of correspondingly Moderate
Rates, as the following sample will prove :
FOR AN ASSURANCE OF £100.
With Profits.
Without Profits.
to
at
Payable at
Death or 60. <
Payable at]
Death.
Payable at
Death.
£1 15 8
2 6 7
£2 7 2
3 5 2
20
30
£1 11 5
2 14
Payable at
Death or 50.
£2 15 6
4 10 11
PROFITS—The Bonus declared as at 31st December, 1880 was at
the rate of £1 6s 6d per cent, for each year's currency, and a prospective
Bonus of £1 per cent.
James Tannahill, Commercial I
Bank, West-End Branch. | MacDonald,
James M'Cunn, Registrar. | Smith
William Orr, 18 Kelly Street | John
Dan. R. Maclelland, Writer. |
AGENTS IN GREENOCK.
John Macaulay, 18 Charles Street.
Hutcheson & Co., Merchants.
& Davidson, 4 Princes Street.
Bryce & Co., Cathcart Arcade.
AGENTS IN PORT-GLASGOW.
Henry Nixon, Inspector of Poor.