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NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated op. global Charier anb (Special &tt& of parliament.
ESTABLISHED 1809.
FIRE-LIFE-ANNUITIES.
Total Funds, - £7,315,541
Total Claims Paid exceed - 21,000,000
Total Income for 1888, above - 2,000,000
THE
Funds of one Department are not liable for the obligations of
the other Departments of the Business ; separate Investments
are therefore, in this Company, made for each Department, and kept
exclusively for it.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
NINE-TENTHS of the whole Profits of the Life Assurance Branch are allocated
to Participating Policies.
SPECIAL FEATURES,
Claims paid on proof of death and title. Premiums adjusted to each half-year of age.
Minimum Surrender Values fixed, and held at Credit of Insured for five years.
Paid-up Policy of liberal amount granted in place of lapsed policy, if desired, within
six months.
Inaccurate Statements in Proposal Papers do not involve Forfeiture of Policy, unless
accompanied by fraud.
Policies, in most cases, free from all restrictions as to occupation, residence, and travel.
ANNUITY BRANCH.
ANNUITIES, Immediate, Contingent, or Deferred, are granted on favourable terms.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Property Insured at Home and Abroad at the Lowest Rates of Premium. Losses
settled with Promptitude and Liberality.
PROSPECTUSES AND EVERY INFORMATION MAY BE HAD AT THE
CHIEF OFFICES, BRANCHES, OR AGENCIES.
Chief Offices—
EDINBURGH—64 Princes Street. LONDON—61 Threadneedle Street,
GLASGOW BRANCH OFFICE— 102 St. Vincent Street.
GLASGOW BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Chairman— Sir Charles Tennant, Bart.
Abram Lyle, Esq., Greenock.
James L. Mitchell, Esq., Merchant.
James Graham, Esq., Writer. I
RoBERTGouRLAY,Esq., Bank of Scotland. |
John M. Hill, Esq., Writer. I Capt.
David Boyle, R.N. , Kelburne
Castle.
I
Local Manager—G. W. Snodgrass. Local Secretary^-Dwiv L. Laidlaw.

GENERAL ASSURANCE COY.
LIFE, FIRE, LOANS, ANNUITIES.
(Established in 1837—Empowered by Special Acts ofParliament.)
Capital and Reserved Funds, - - £2,100,000.
Chairman: SIR ANDREW LUSK, BART.
THE
Investment Assurance.
attention of YOUNG MEN is_ specially asked to the Investment Scheme,
whereby a person aged 24 next birthday, for an Annual Premium of Three
Guineas, can secure ;£ioo and a share in the profits of the Company's business, to his
heirs, in the event of death ; or if he live to the age of 55, the ^100, together with the
Bonuses which may have been added, are payable to himself. In other words, if the
Assured live to attain the age specified in the Policy, ALL HIS PREMIUMS
ARE RETURNED TO HIM, TOGETHER WITH A FAIR INTEREST
THEREON, and, in addition, there is this further advantage about Investing in a
Life Policy, that immediately the First Premium is paid, THE COMPANY IS
LIABLE, ON DEATH OCCURRING, FOR THE SUM ASSURED, AND
FOR ANY PROFITS WHICH MAY HAVE ACCRUED.
Agents in Greenock.
Hardie & Allan, 2 Watt Place.
W. W. & J. M'Clure, 11 William Street. I
R. S. M'Morland, Arcade, Cathcart St. J- & J- Denholm, Exchange Buildings.
Robert Fleming, 22 Robertson Street. | Wm. Stronach, 25 West Burn Street.
GLASGOW BRANCH—
General Assurance Offices—141 WEST GEORGE STREET, GLASGOW.
J. R. SANDILANDS, Local Manager.
THE ECONOMIC
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
No. 6 NEW BRIDGE STREET, BLACKFRIARS, LONDON, E.C.
(Established 1823.)
DIRECTORS.
HENRY BARNETT, Esq., Chairman.
The Right Hon. E. PLEYDELL BOUVERIE, Deputy-Chairman.
Robert Crawfurd Antrobus, Esq.
Charles Arthur Barclay, Esq.
Michael Biddulph, Esq., M.P.
Alfred Buckley, Esq.
! Tohn Harman, Esq. J '
C. H. W."a Court Repington, Esq
Sir George Kettilby Richards, K.C.B.
Alfred Sartoris, Esq.
Right Hon. Lord Sudeley.
\\ oolcombe, Esq.
H Richard
Secretary-JOHN RALPH GRIMES, Esq.
Actuary—RICHARD CHARLES FISHER, Esq.
ADVANTAGES OFFERED BY THE SOCIETY,- The LOWEST
RATES of Premium on the Mutual System for young and middle-aged lives,
with early participation in Profits.
Number of Policies in Force,
Sums Assured, with Bonus
Additions, . . . ;&,i9°>9Q7
Security—Accumulated Fund, 3,596,468
Annual Income
362,866
Total Claims Paid, with Bonus
Additions, .... ,£8,748,300
Total Bonuses declared to 1888,
inclusive, . . . . 4,768,415
BONUSi—The Society being on the Mutual Principle, the Assured share the
WHOLE OF THE PROFITS.
POLICIES effected before 31st December of each year receive a full year's Bonus
for the year of entry.
QUINQUENNIAL DIVISION OF PROFITS, 1889.
Assets—£3,596,468. Liabilities—£3,109,231. Surplus—£487,237
Prospectuses, Statement of Accounts, and full particulars may be obtained on
application to
ANDREW CLARK, Supt., 139 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.
APPLICATIONS FOR AGENCIES INVITED.

LONDON AND LANCASHIRE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
(Established 1862.)
HEAD OFFICE, LIVERPOOL.
SCOTTISH BRANCH—32 ROYAL EXCHANGE SQUARE, CLASCOW.
DIRECTORS,
JAMES BAIN, Esq. (Bank of Scotland, Glasgow).
TAMES BOYD, Esq. & (J. J. Boyd & Miller, Writers, Glasgow).
ROBERT KERR, Esq. (John Kerr & Co., Greenock).
J. C. MITCHELL, Esq. (Mitchells, Johnston & Co., Writers,
Glasgow).
Local Manager—ARCHIBALD BLAIR.
Manager and Secretary of the Company—CHAS. G. FOTHERGILL.
Sub-Manager— J. B. MOFFAT.
FINANCIAL POSITION,
Capital (fully subscribed), ,£1,852,000 o o
Of which there is paid up, 185,200 o o
Reserve Funds, 5 OI >359 ° °
FIRE INSURANCES granted upon almost every description
of property at home and abroad.
SURVEYS made and Rates quoted without trouble or
expense to Proposers.
CLAIMS are met with Promptitude and Liberality.
TRANSFER OF POLICIES.— No expense is incurred
in the Transfer of Policies from other Offices to this
Company.
THE COMPANY DOES A FIRE BUSINESS ONLY.
Having no Life Business, the Funds can only be used for Fire Losses.
NOT BEING A MUTUAL COMPANY, THE POLICY-
HOLDERS INCUR NO LIABILITY.
The Directors invite Applications for Agencies in Towns and Districts
where the Company is not fully represented, and are also
open to receive applications from those at present
representing Life Companies only.

ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH
LAW LIFE ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
(Established 1839.)
Invested Funds, £1,500,000. Subscribed Capital, ONE MILLION.
120 Princes Street, Edinburgh. I 12 Waterloo Place, London.
THE
NEW AND LIBERAL CONDITIONS,
attention of intending Assurers is specially invited to the New Prospectus
of the Association, containing Revised Rates. New Conditions have also been
introduced, conferring Liberal and Advantageous Privileges on the Assured.
Low Rates of Premium for Fixed Benefit—Non- Forfeitable Policies—Secure Payments.
New Double-Benefit Assurances, 'the sum assured being under certain conditions
payable twice.
Family Trust Policies specially secured. Free Residences within Extended Limits.
Claims payable immediately on Proof of Death.
Nine-Tenths of Profits given to the Assured.
ICW NINTH DIVISION OF PROFITS AT CHRISTMAS, 1890. ISS
ANNUITIES-LOANS-ENDOWMENTS.
Glasgow Branch— 10 Gordon Street: John Oswald, Secretary.
Bgents in (Sreenocfe—
James W. Turner, Writer, 17 West Blackhall Street.
Wm. Lamont, 16 Palmerston Buildings.
J. C. Smith, Macdonald & Crawford, Solicitors, 26 Hamilton Street.
Fyfe & Murray, Solicitors, 4 Argyle Street.
Bgents in jport=©lasciovv —
Robert M'Morran, Accountant, Royal Bank.
WILLIAM SMITH, LL.D., F.I. A., Manager.
H07E.—"IVHOLE WORLD " LICENSES granted to MASTER MARINERS
in First-Class Vessels, at 7/6 per cent. Extra Premium.
IMPERIAL
Established 1803.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND WEALTHIEST OFFICES.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL • • • £1,200,000
Paid-up Capital, ^300,000
Invested Assets (Capital and Reserves) over . 1,600,000
Losses already paid amounting to upwards of . . 11,000,000
The magnitude of the Company's Business, yielding Premiums annually amounting
to nearly £800,000, is an evidence of its standing and popularity.
Immediate Protection granted on application to the Branch Office, or to any of the
Company's Agents.
Applications for Agencies are invited from
BANKERS, SOLICITORS, ACCOUNTANTS, HOUSE and ESTATE
AGENTS, MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, CASHIERS, and others
having influence to secure Proposals.
SCOTTISH BRANCH—
139 ST. VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW.
Secretary—ANDREW CLARK.
AGENTS IN GREENOCK.
John Adam, at Wm. Adam & Co.'s, R. B. Shearer, Solicitor, i Bank St.
Dock Breast. Henry B. Kerr, 16 South Street.
Wm. M. Martin, Commission Merchant, J. W. Anderson, 15 Cross-Shore St.
24 West Blackhall Street.

Founded fSoj. The Oldest Scotch Insurance Company.
CALEDONIAN INSURANCE ROMPANY.
Revenue (1888), £279.221. . . . Funds (1888). £1,290,308
Claims paid exceed TWO AND A HALF MILLIONS STERLING.
LIFE ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT.—Non-Forfeitable Policies issued
on a specially liberal system. Bonus additions of large amount. Option of applying
Bonus to make the Assurance payable during life. Residence in many parts of the
world permitted free of charge. Low Rates of Premium, and liberal conditions of
Assurance. Life Reserves on a very ample scale.
NO EXTRA PREMIUM FOR NAVAL OFFICERS under ordinary
circumstances. Officers in the Mercantile Marine assured without extra premium if
Policy effected under Endowment Table.
FIRE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.-Reserve Funds very ample, and
Premiums strictly Moderate.
Head Office— 19 GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.
GLASGOW LOCAL BOARD. (Office—64 St. Vincent Street).
John Ure, Esq., Ex-Lord Provost.
T. A. Mathieson, Esq., J. -P.
Robert Brodie, Esq., Writer.
David Rowan, Esq., Engineer.
James Reid, Esq., Engineer.
John Burnet, Esq., Architect.
George Readman, Esq., Banker.
R. H. Leadbetter, Esq., Merchant.
R. Maconechy, Esq., Merchant.
Secretary—JOHN LOUDON. Fire Superintendent— P. M'NEIL.
THE MANCHESTER
FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY
(Established 1824).
CAPITAL—ONE MILLION STERLING.
KING STREET, MANCHESTER. |
CHIEF OFFICES-
96 CHEAPSIDE, LONDON, E.C.
Head Office for Scotland-54 ST. VINCENT STRE ET, GLASGOW,
EMrectovs.
Chairman—JAMES CHADWICK, Esq. (J. & N. Philips & Co.)
De/>uty-Chairman—THOMAS BARHAM FOSTER, Esq.
G. Reynolds Davies, Esq. | J. Hutchinson, Esq. Alfred Neild, Esq.
|
Charles T. Drabble, Esq. John Napier, Esq. F. Salis Schwabe, Esq.
•C. W. Farbridge, Esq.
Secretary to the Company—JAMES B. NORTHCOTT, Esq., Manchester.
INSURANCES granted at Moderate Rates. No Charge made for new Policies.
INSURANCES effected in Foreign Countries and in the Colonies as well as
throughout Great Britain.
LOSSES caused by Explosion of Gas, and also Losses occasioned by Lightning
(whether by Fire or otherwise) are made good without extra charge.
Prospectuses, Forms of Proposal, and every information may be obtained on
application to any of the following Agents in Greenock :
Messrs Alex. Agnew& Son, 15 Cross
'
Shore Street.
Mr John Baxter, 27 Shaw St.
Mr James Nicoll, 33 Cathcart St.
Mr J. Tannahill, Commercial Bank
(West-end).
Mr Chas. Grey Stewart, Commercial
Bank Buildings.
Messrs J. M. Macfarlane & Co.,
Wallace Buildings.
or to WILLIAM W, PEARSON, Secretary for Scotland
54 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.

The Wesi-e?id Baths Company (Limited), Greenock.
\Y EST "END B ATHS -
CAMPBELL STREET.
Secretary George H. Black, Solicitor, j West Blackhall St.
Treasurer J. Tannahill, Commercial Bank, ij West Blackhall St.
Entry Money, 20s—Life Members, Original Shareholders, Country-
Members, Ladies and Juniors excepted.
Annual Subscription—
Original Shareholders, having not less than 5 Shares, 35s
Do., having less than 5 Shares, . . . 40s
Ordinary Subscribers, ......
42s
Junior Subscribers under Eighteen, . . .21s
Do. under Fifteen,
10s 6d
Ladies,
21s
Do. (Juniors) under Fifteen, 10s 6d
Country Members (including Port-Glasgow) residingbeyond a radius of
5 miles from Greenock—Entry-money, 10s; and Subscription, 21s.
Life Members, ^20.
When the number of Ladies or Junior Members from the household cf
any Senior Male Subscriber exceeds two, they shall be entitled
to admission at the following reduced rates :
Ladies,
Do. (Juniors), .
Juniors under Eighteen,
Do. under Fifteen, .
17s 6d
8s," 6d
I
H» 17s 6d
8s 6d
Annual Subscriptions become due on April first.
Ordinary Subscribers may be Admitted at any time, on
Payment of full Entry-money and Proportion of
Subscription from Commencement of Quarter
in which they enter.
Lady Subscribers have exclusive use of the Buildings on Tuesday
and Thursday between the hours of 11 and 3 o'clock,
a?id on Saturday from 11 to 1 o'clock.
Open daily (except Sunday) from 6.30 a.m. till 10 p.m. in Summer, and 7 a.m. till 10 p.m. ii
Winter. On Sundays, the Swimming Pond and Reading Room from 8 till 10 a.m.
The House Committee shall have power to close the Building or suspend
the use of Baths when necessary for repairs or otherwise, and
also on occasion of any exhibition or competition. The
Baths shall be closed each evening at 9 p.m.
For Further Particulars see Rules and Bye-Laws.

POST-OFFICE
Greenock Directory,
FOR 1889-90,
ARRANGED AS GENERAL, STREET, AND COMMERCIAL,
WITH AN APPENDIX,
CONTAINING POSTAL, TELEGRAPH, AND GENERAL
INFORMATION, ACCOMPANIED WITH A PLAN OF THE
TOWN,
PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THIS WORK ;
Also,
GENERAL DIRECTORY FOR GOUROCK.
FORTY-SECOND ANNUAL PUBLICATION.
Greenock :
W. Hutchison, Printer and Lithographer, 23 Nicolson Street.
Price Three Shillings and Sixpence.

COMFORT
FOR THE FEET.
CORNS and BUNIONS may be removed, and'
ENLARGED TOE JOINTS reduced by using
Thompson's New French Corn Plaster. Sole Proprietor,
M. F. THOMPSON, Homoeopathic Chemist, 17 Gordon
Street, Glasgow, from whom the Plaster may be had in
packets, by post, for Fourteen Stamps. Those who are
troubled with the discomfort of Corns, etc., will be glad to
have attention called to this remedy, as it removes pain very
speedily. It is a simple plaster, thin as silk, and comfort-
able to the foot. Lady Maude— "Walking is now really
a pleasure."
Ask your Chemist for Thompson's Plaster, and take no Substitute.
H B § p< H^ Complaints may be Quickly and Effectually Cured with
I llffLEJ THOMPSON'S ANTIBILIOUS ESSENCE, a new
I H I Flj Vegetable Essence, prepared on the Homoeopathic system,
» H from an American Plant, and is the safest and most effective
remedy for Sluggishness of the Liver, Biliousness, Bilious Fever, and Jaundice,
indicated by a Sallow Complexion, Furred Tongue, and Depression of Spirits, and
Constipation ; Sickness and Giddiness ; Bitter Taste in the Mouth ; and Offensive
Breath. Bottles, is gd, 2s gd, and 4s 6d ; by post 2d extra.
NERVETONINE
Is a powerful Brain Feeder, a Nerve and Muscle Strengthener, and a Stomach
Reviver, and is the most Effectual Cure for all Nervous Affections, Weakness,
Lassitude, Headache, Mental Depression, Sleeplessness, Hysteria, and Debility;
also for Weak Stomach, Indigestion, and all Nerve Pains, Neuralgia, Gout,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, etc. It gives tone and strength to the whole system. It is
prepared only by M. F. Thompson, Homoeopathic Chemist, 17 Gordon Street,
Glasgow. In Bottles, is gd, 2s gd, and 4s 6d, post free.
THESE CELEBRATED SPECIFICS GENUINE ONLY FROM
M. F. THOMPSON,
Ibomoeopatbic an& Dispensing Cbemist,
17 GORDON ST., GLASGOW,
AND HIS AGENTS FOR GREENOCK—
MacSymon Sc Coy.,
ABGYLE STREET AND BRANCHES.

COUNTING-HOUSE CALENDAR.
June, 1889. December
Sunday 2 9 16 23 30 Sunday 1 8 i5 22 29
Monday 3 10 17 24 — Monday 2 9 16 23 30
Tuesday 4 11 18 25 — Tuesday 3 i° 17 24 3i
Wednesday 5 12 19 26 — Wednesday 4 11 18 25 —
Thursday 6 13 20 27 — Thursday 5 12 19 26 —
Friday 7 14 21 28 — Friday 6 13 20 27 —
Saturday 1 8 15 22 29 — Saturday 7 14 21 28 —
July. January, 1890.
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 i° 17 24 3i Wednesday 1 8 15 22 29
Thursday 4 11 18 25 — Thursday 2 9 16 23 30
Friday 5 I 2 19 26 — Friday 3 i° 17 24 3i
Saturday 6 13 20 27 — Saturday 4 11 18 25 —
August.
February.
Sunday — 4 11 18 25 Sunday — 2 9 16 23
Monday — 5 12 19 26 Monday — 3 10 17 24
Tuesday — 6 13 20 27 Tuesday — 4 11 18 25
Wednesday — 7 14 21 28 Wednesday — 5 12 19 26
Thursday 1 8 15 22 29 Thursday — 6 13 20 27
Friday 2 9 16 23 30 Friday — 7 14 21 28
Saturday 3 i° 17 24 3i Saturday 1 8 15 22 —
September.
March.
Sunday 1 8 15 22 29 Sunday 2 9 16 23 30
Monday 2 9 16 23 30 Monday 3 i° 17 24 3i
Tuesday 3 i° 17 24 — Tuesday 4 11 18 25 —
Wednesday 4 11 *8 25 — Wednesday 5 12 19 26 —
Thursday 5 12 19 26 — Thursday 6 13 20 27 —
Friday
Saturday
6
7
13
14
20
21
27
28
—
~
Friday
Saturday 1
7
8
14
15
21
22
28
29
—
October
April.
Sunday — 6 13 20 27 Sunday — 6 13 20 27
Monday — 7 14 21 28 Monday — 7 14 21 28
Tuesday 1 8 15 22 29 Tuesday 1 8 15 22 29
Wednesday 2 9 16 23 30 Wednesday 2 9 16 23 30
Thursday 3 10 17 24 3i Thursday 3 10 17 24 —
Friday 4 11 18 25 — Friday 4 11 18 25 —
Saturday 5 12 19 26 — Saturday 5 12 19 26 —
November. May.
Sunday — 3 10 17 24 Sunday — 4 11 18 25
Monday — 4 11 18 25 Monday — 5 12 19 26
Tuesday — 5 12 19 26 Tuesday — 6 13 20 27
Wednesday — 6 13 20 27 Wednesday — 7 14 21 28
Thursday — 7 14 21 28 Thursday 1 8 15 22 29
Friday 1 8 15 22 29 Friday 2 9 16 23 30
Saturday 2 9 16 23 30 Saturday 3 10 17 24 3i
Bank, &c, Holidays—Scotland :—New-Year's Day ; Good Friday; First Monday
in May and First Monday in August ; and Christmas Day.

PREFACE.
The Publishers of the Post-Office Greenock Directory
beg to thank the Subscribers and the Public generally for
the kind support accorded them on previous occasions, and
assure them the utmost care has been bestowed on the pre-
sent issue to have it as correct as possible. The Publishers
trust it may be found both useful and acceptable.
The Directory for Gourock is continued.
The Plan of the Town, as heretofore, is by John
Bartholomew, Esq., F.R.G.S., Edinburgh, and having been
very carefully corrected up to the present time, it may be
relied on as being thoroughly accurate.
The Publishers, while deeply regretting the long severe
depression of trade, believe the signs of the times point to
a brisker and more settled state of the staple trades of our
Town, and they earnestly hope the former prosperity may
soon return and be an accomplished fact.
Post-Office,
Greenock, June, 1889.

CONTENTS.
Calendar
Preface -----------
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111.
iv.
Stamp Duties
Post-Office Directory
viii.
i
Trades and Professions 255
Street Directory - - - - - - - - 3 X GOUROCK DIRECTORY AND APPENDIX - - -
3
359
APPENDIX.
Banking Houses --------- 56
Board of Trade Office 40
Boundaries of Electoral Wards
22
Building Societies --------- 97
Burgh and Police Court -------- 43
Addresses of M.P.s for Town and County - - - - 26
Agricultural and Horticultural Societies 98
Average Time occupied in Transit of Foreign Correspondence - 19
Burying Ground, Inverkip Street and Duncan Street - - 38
Caledonian Railway Company - - - - - - - 5°
Carriers -----------5 1
Cemetery, Table of Fees for Interment, Dressing Lairs, &c. - 37
Census Returns --------- 26
Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures - - - - - 4 1
Chronological Events (Local) ------- 25
Churches, Ministers, and Presbyteries ----- 62
Clubs (Bicycle, Boating, Bowling, Cricket, &c.) - - - 98
Commissary Court --------- 44
Commissioners of Supply for the Lower Ward 45
Conveyances ---------- 33
Consuls at Greenock -------- 48
County Constabulary -------- 46
Courts -----------43
Customhouse - - - -.- - - - - - 21
Custom of the Port - - - - - - - - - 4 1
Dean of Guild Court -------- 28
Educational Establishments - - - - - - 82
Eye Infirmary ----------39
Faculty of Procurators -------- 46
Fire Brigade - - - - - - - - - - 30
Fishery Office
Glasgow and South-Western Railway Company ... 50
Government Life Insurance and Annuities - - - - - 18
Greenock Academy - - - - - - - - - 81
Greenock Library ---------
84
Greenock Provident Bank - - 61
22

VI. CONTENTS.
Greenock Shipping List - - 107
Hackney Carriages (Bye-laws, Fares, &c.) 33
Harbour Trust---------- 29
Hospital and Infirmary 39
Improvement Trust --------- 28
Income Tax Commissioners ------- 46
Inland Revenue Office— late Excise ------ 22
Inland Revenue Office—Stamps and Taxes 22
Institutions ---------- 84
Insurance Offices and Agents 104
Investment Societies --.------ 97
Justice of Peace Court -------- 44
Licensed Boatmen 35
Licensed Boatmen, Table of Rates or Fares Chargeable by - 35
Licensed Deep Sea and River Pilots 34
Licensed Lumpers --------. 35
Licensed Porters - - - - - - - - - 31
Licensed Porters, Table of Rates or Fares chargeable by - - 32
Licensed Operatives in Slaughter-house - - - - - 31
Licensed Retailers of Gunpowder, &c. - - - - - 31
Lieutenancy of Renfrewshire 45
Lloyd's Agent for Greenock and Port-Glasgow - - - - 48
Local Marine Board - - - 40
Magistrates and Town Council 26
Markets 30
Masonic and other Societies - - 88
Mechanics' Institute 85
Mercantile Marine Office 40
Mills, and Water Trustees' Waterfalls 29
Money Orders 13
Museum, Antiquarian 85
Musical Associations -------- Parcel Post (Inland)
Parcel Post (Foreign and Colonial)
Parliamentary and Municipal Boundaries -----
97
10
12
22
Parochial Board -
Pattern and Sample Post (Inland)
Pattern and Sample Post (Foreign and Colonial) - - -
Physicians and Surgeons --------
40
6
18
47
27
Public Offices ---------- 100
Public Parks and Cemetery 36
Public Schools------ ----- 82
Quarter Sessions
Ragged School
45
84
Pilotage, Rates Chargeable on the River and Firth of Clyde
Police Board ----------- 34
Postal Orders
Post-Office
Post-Office Savings Bank
Private Schools and Teachers
- --------
15
1
16
83
Rates of Postage, &c. - - - - - - - -
>
3
Registrars for Births, Deaths, and Marriages - - - -3*

Registration of Letters --------
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CONTENTS. Vll.
Sailors' Home ---------- 86
Sample Post (Foreign) 18
School Boards 80
Sanitary Department
Sheriff Courts
Societies (Provident, Religious, Scientific, Trades' &c.) - -
Societies (Secret) --------- Steam Vessels sailing regularly from Greenock - - - -
.Steam Towing Companies -------
30
44
94
88
51
^6
Town and Harbour Police ------- 30
Town Council ---------- 26
Town Receiving Offices, Pillar and Wall Boxes -
Vale of Clyde Tramway Company - - - - - -
Volunteer Artillery, Engineers, and Rifle Corps - - -
Voters, Numbers in each Ward ------ Water Trust
WT
ater Falls Let and Unlet
Watt Monument ---------
2
51
48
22
28
29
84
Weights, and Measures' Inspector
ADVERTISEMENTS.
- - - - - - 31
patents for inventions.
CRUIKSHANK & FAIRWEATHER,
Consulting (Engineers Sc patent Jigents,
62 ST. VINCENT STREET,
GLASGOW.
m(X
RITISH, Colonial, and Foreign Patents obtained,
+jJ*r Specifications Drawn and Revised, and Draw-
ings 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.

STAMP DUTIES.
STAMPING DOCUMENTS AFTER EXECUTION. Common
Agreements must be lodged for Stamping within 14 days of date
of first signature ;
Agreements.
ordinary deeds within 30 days. Leases are not
AGREEMENT, or any Memorandum of an Agreement, without a Clause
of Registration, and not otherwise specially charged with duty 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 asif
it were an actual Lease or
mentioned in the Agreement.
Tack for the Term and consideration
AGREEMENTS for Letting Furnished Houses and Apartments, for
terms less than a year :
When the Rent for the whole term does not exceed £$ - os 6d
Exceeds ^5 but does not exceed ^"io - - - - is od
10 ,, 15 - is 6d
,,15 ,, 20 - - - - 2S od
,, 25 2s 6d
The Duty on Agreements may be denoted by an adhesive postage
stamp, which is to be cancelled by the person by whom the instrument
is first executed.
BILL OF EXCHANGE, Payable on Demand ... 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 en-
:
dorsed, or in any manner negotiated in the United Kingdom
When the amount does not exceed - ^5 - - - os id
Exceeds £$ and ,, 10 - - - - os 2d
10 ,, 25 - - - - os 3d
,,25 ,, 50 - - - - os 6d
" ,,50 ,, 75 os 9

STAMP DUTIES.
any sum of money, the same not being payable to bearer or to order,
and such letter not being sent or delivered to the person to whom payment
is to be made, or to any person on his behalf.
BILL OF LADING -------- 6d
Whatever number of Bills may form a set, each Bill of a set is liable to
this duty. Penalty for executing any Bill of Lading not duly stamped, £$o.
BONDS AND MORTGAGES, being the only or principal or primary
security for the payment or re-payment of money not exceeding
£10
Above ^"io not exc. £25
25 „ 50
os 8d I
,, 50 ,, 100 - 2s 6d
100 „ 150 - 3s 9d
And for every ^"100, or fractional p
- Exc. £5 not exc. £10
10 ,, 15-
-
-
is od
is6d
15 ,
- 20 - 2S od
20 25- - 2s 6d
25 5o- - 5s od
50 75- - 7s 6d
75 , 100 - - 1 os 6d
100 , 125- - 12s 6d
Above ^150 not exc. ^200
is 3d ,, 200 ,, 250
250 ,, 300
t of £100, 2s 6d.
os 3d
5s od
6s 3d
7s 6d
CONVEYANCE OR TRANSFER ON SALE of any Property (except
Debenture Stock or Funded Debt) when the amount or value of the
consideration does not exceed £$
os 6d
Exc. ^125 not exc. ^"150 15s od
150
175
200
175
200
225
17s 6d
20s od
22s 6d
225
250 25s od
250
275
275
-300
27s 6d
•30s od
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 £$ per annum ------
Exc. ^5 not exc. £10
„ 10 „ 15
„ 15 ,, 20
,, 20 ,, 25
- is od
- is 6d
- 2s od
- 2s 6d
Exc. £2$ not exc. £$0
„ 50
75
„ 75
os 6d
5s od
7s 6d
os od
For every sum of £$o, and also for any fractional part of £$0 thereof, 5s.
RECEIPT given for or upon the payment of money amounting to £2
and upwards --------- id
The term "receipt" means and includes any note, memorandum, or
writing whatsoever, whereby any money amounting to £2 or upwards,
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 upwardsgives
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.

FRENCH WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
FRENCH WEIGHTS AND MEASURES WITH THEIR
EQUIVALENTS IN ENGLISH.
Commercial Weights (Metric System).
FRENCH.
ENGLISH.
I
I
I
I
Gramme = io Decigrammes
Decagramme = io Grammes
Hectogramme = io Decagrammes
Kilogramme
cwt.
= o
= o
= o
qrs.
o
o
o
lbs.
O
O
o
ozs.
O
O
3
drams.
0-56438
5 '6438
8-4383
1 = io Hectogrammes = o O 2 3 4-383
I Myriagramme2 = 10 Kilogrammes = o O 22 O 1 1 •
8304
I Quintal 3 = ioMyriagrammes = ioo kilos.,= I 2 24 7 6-304
Millier4 = io Quintals = 1000 kilos. - = 19 2 20 9 15-04
Retail Weights (Systeme Usuell e).
I Livre 5 usuelle or half Kilogramme - = o O 1 1 io|
2 ?> ,, quarter ,, = o O o 8 !3tV
i t, „ eighth = o O o 4 &th
4 ,, ,, sixteenth ,, = o O O 2 3tt
i Once ,, French ounce = o O O 1 if
\ ,, ,, ,, half ounce - = o O O 1 8|
.$ ,, ,, ,, quarter ounce = o O O O 4xV
J Gros ,, ,, dram - = O o o aft
Commercial Measures of Length (Metric System).
miles. yds. feet, inches.
i Metre 6 = 10 Decimetres = o 1 3§
I Decametre = 10 Metres = o IO 2 9tV
i Hectometre = io Decametres = o IO9 1 1
i Kilometre 7 = io Hectometres - = o IO93 1 1of
I Myriametre = io Kilometres = 6 376 O HA
Retail Measures of Length (Systeme : Usuelle0.
yds. feet, inches.
I Toise usuelle 8 = 2 Metres - - = 2 6£
I Aune9 ,, =12 Decimetres - - . = I n|
I „ „ = 6 „ - -
- - = O 1 n|
- -
I „ „ = 3 „ = ' -
O 11H
i )5 >> — I^ - - = »5 " "
O 5tt
1 The Kilogramme is the commercial lb. of France, Holland, and Belgium : it is
equal to a little over 2 i-5th avoirdupois lb. English. 50J Kilogrammes are deemed
•equivalent to an English cwt. (roughly.)
2 The Myriagramme is the commercial stone : it is equal to very nearly 22 lb.
and 3 oz. avoirdupois weight.
"• The Quintal metreque (metric quintal) is the French cwt. : it is equal to within
about 3^- lb. of 2 English cwt.
4 The Millier or 1000 Kilogrammes is the French ton : it wants about 35 lb. 6 oz.
of the English ton. 1015 kilogrammes are deemed equivalent to 20 English cwt., or
an English ton (roughly).
5 The Livre usuelle is the retail lb. of France : it is the same as the Zollverein lb.
used in Germany. 101J of these Iivres are deemed equivalent to an English cwt., and
2030 to an English ton (roughly).
' 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.
7 The Kilometre is equal approximately to § of an English mile, so that 8 Kilometres
are approximately equal to 5 English miles.
s The Toise is the French fathom, 32 of which are approximately equal to 35
English fathoms.
9 The Aune is the French yard, used in common transactions.

FRENCH WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Retail Measures—Continued.
yds. feet, inches.
I Pied 1 usuelle = J Metre or £ Toise - - = o i ij
i Pouce 2
,, = TV Pied - - - - = o o U
Common Square Measure (for all things except Land).
sq. mis. sq. acs. sq. yds. sq. ft. sq. ins.
I Sq. Metre = iooSq. Decimetres = o o o io iiOvr
i ,, Decametre = iooSq. Metres = o o 119 5 61^
I ,, Hectometre = 100 Sq. Decametres =0 2 2280 2 143J
1 ,, Kilometre = 100 Sq. Hectometres = o 247 553 2 8o§
1 ,, Myriametre = 100 Sq. Kilometres =38 391 2138 4 8
Land Surface Measure. 3
acs. sq. yds. sq. ft. sq. ins.
I Are = 10 Declares or 100 Sq. Metres =0 119 5 61-3^
1 Decare = 10 Ares or 1000 ,, =0 1196 o 43/-
1 Hectare 4 = 100 Ares or 10,000 ,, =2 2280 2 143I
Solid or Cubic Measure (for all things except Wood, &c).
I C.Metre = 1000 C. Decimetres
1 ,, Decametre = 1000 C. Metres
1 ,, Hectometre = 1000 C. Decametres
1 ,, Kilometre = 1000 C. Hectometres
1 ,, Myriametre = 1000 C. Kilometres
Solid or Cubic Measure for Wood, &c.
c. yds. c. ft. c. ins.
I Stere = 1 C. Metre or 10 Decisteres - - = I 8 547-07
I Decastere= 10 C. Metres or 10 Steres - - =13 2 286|
Measure of Capacity (Metric System).
1 Litre 5 = 10 Decilitres
1 Decalitre = 10 Litres
I Hectolitre =10 Decalitres
I Kilolitre = 10 Hectolitres
I Myrialitre = 10 Kilolitres
Measure of Capacity (Systeme Usuelle).
c. yds. eft. c. ins.
1 8 54-7-aS
I308 1005
1 30802 14 1032
1 30802 1 540 17 3«4
1 30802 1 540637 23 3*4
galls. qts. pts. gills.
= O O I 3w
= 2 O 2 2f
= 22 O O OxTf
= 220 O O 3t\
= 2201 O
I Litron usuelle = I Litre =l| English pint.
I Boisseau ,, —J Hectolitre = 2 gallons and 3 quarts, nearly.
1 The Pied is the French foot used in common transactions, 32 of which are
approximately equal to 35 English feet.
2 The Pouce is the French inch, used in common transactions, 32 of which are
approximately equal to 35 English inches.
3 Although this is the land measure, the extent of a whole country is reckoned hy
square kilometres.
* 4 French Hectares are 10 English acres.
5 50 French Litres=n English imperial gallons, nearly.

The LIGHTHOUSE VAULTS,
17 CATHCART ST., GREENOCK,
(A few doors east from Caledonian Railway Station.)
JOH1T "WALKEE, PEOPEIETOE,
LATE CHIEF STEWARD OF STATE LINE.
Wines and Spirits of Finest Qualities. English and Scotch
Beers and Porters.
LUNCHEONS FROM 12 TILL 4 DAILY.
COLD SNACKS AT ALL HOURS. BOVRIL, 3d PER CUP.
ROYAL HOTEL
AND RESTAURANT,
3 EAST BREAST, GREENOCK.
(Convenient to Customhouse Quay and Caledonian Station.)
BREAKFASTS! DINNERS! TEAS!
LIQUORS ALL OF BEST QUALITY.
TERMS MODERATE.
D. MATHIESON, Proprietor.
Greenock & Belfast Crated Water Co.,
i4 NICOLSON STREET.
Superior Lemonade, Ginger Ale, Ginger Beer, Sarsaparilla*
Soda Water, Hot Tom, delivered free at a uniform
price Of ONE SHILLING PER DOZEN.
SEE ANALYSTS' REPORT BY Messrs M 'COWAN & BIGGART.
OTHER MEDICINAL BEVERAGES MANUFACTURED.
FIREWOOD DEPARTMENT.-We have added Firewood.
Resined Bundles, per gross ; Blocks, per cwt. Prices on application.

STREET DIRECTORY.
Districts.
Official No. Name.
564
564
564
Middle District
East District
West District
Registrars. Offices.
William Johnstone
James M'Cunn
Robert A. Baird
Municipal Buildings.
3 East Blackhall Street.
Municipal Buildings.
By Act 17 and 18 Vict., cap. 80, it is enacted that a Birth be
registered within Twenty-one Days ; a Marriage within Three Days ;
and a Death within Eight 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 gefteral rule-
" Keep to the Right "—that is, to allow those you meet to pass on your left hand.
Abbotsford place, 5 to 1 1 Roxburgh st
Ann st, from Buccleuch st southward to Drumfrochar road
Antigua st, from Bogle st southward to Hope st
Ardgowan square, Union st
Ardgowan st, Glebe, from Crawfurd st to Clarence st
Ardgowan st, west, from Nelson st, west, to Bedford st
Argyle st, from West Blackhall st to George square
Armadale place, from Bank st to Mearns st
Arthur st, from St. Lawrence st to Rue-end st
Baker st, from Drumfrochar road to Dellingburn square
Bank st, from Cathcart square to Dempster st
Bearhope st, from Roxburgh st to Tobago st
Bedford st, from Newark st to Finnart st
Belville st, from Ratho st to Crescent st
Bentinck st, from Esplanade to Newark st
Blackhall st (East), from Rue-end st to Caledonian railway
Blackhall st (West), from Hamilton st to Grey place
Bogle st, from Rue-end st to Regent st
Border st, from East Crawford st southward
Boyd place, from 27 to 35 West Blackhall st

XIV.
STREET DIRECTORY.
Boyd st, from Ker st to Clarence st
Brachelston st, from Murdieston st to Bow road
Breast (East), from Brymner st to William st
Breast (West), from William st to West quay
Brisbane st, from Nelson st to Madeira st
Broomhill st, from Prospecthill st to Drumfrochar road
Brougham st, from Grey place to Margaret st
Bruce st, from Inverkip st to Wellington st
Brymner st, from Cathcart st to Steamboat quay
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 Rue-end st to Upper Ingleston
Carwood st, from Ratho st eastward
Cathcart square, head of Hamilton, William, and Cathcart sts
Cathcart st, from Cathcart square to East India breast
Chapel st, from Bogle st to Dellingburn st
Charles st, from Vennel to Dalrymple st
Church place, from Cathcart square to Market st
Clarence st, from Laird st to Ker st
Cowgate st, from Vennel to Market st
Crawford lane, from Inverkip st to Salmon st
Crawford st (East), from head of Ratho st southward
Crawfurd st (Glebe), from Charles st to Boyd st
Crescent st, from Cartsburn st to Ayrshire railway
Cross-shore st, from Cathcart st to East breast
Customhouse place, back of Customhouse and foot of Brymner st
Customhouse quay, east and west of the Customhouse and Excise buildings
Dalrymple st, from William st to Nicolson st
Dellingburn square, foot of Baker st
Dellingburn st, from Rue-end st to Lynedoch station
Dempster st, from Bank st to Brachelston st
Dock breast, from Customhouse place to East India breast
Donald's court, near East India breast, east end of Cathcart st
Drumfrochar road, from Baker st to Overton
Duff st, from Cathcart st to Shaw st
Duncan st, from Wellington st to East Shaw st
East Hamilton st, from Main st to Port-Glasgow road
East India breast, from Dock breast to East India quay
East Shaw st, from Ann st to Inverkip st
East William st, from St. Lawrence st southward
Eldon st, from Margaret st to Gourock toll
Esplanade, from Campbell st to Battery point
Finnart st, from Nelson st, west, to Newark st
Forsyth st, from Esplanade to South st
Ford place, I to 3 Finnart st
Fox st, from Esplanade to Finnart road
Garvald st, from Lauriston st westward
George square, head of Kilblain st
Glen st, from Fox st to Johnstone st
Grey place, west of West Blackhall st

STREET DIRECTORY.
Hamilton st (East), from Main st, Crawfurdsdyke, to Port-Glasgow road;
Hamilton st, from Cathcart square to West Blackhall st
Harvie lane, from Hamilton st to Dalrymple st
Hay st, from Bank st to Lynedoch st
Hill st, from Regent st to Lyle st
Hill-end st, from Thomas st to Belville place
Holmscroft st, from Trafalgar st to Brachelston st
Hope st, from Upper Dellingburn st to Bank st
Houston st, from West Stewart st to Campbell st
Hunter place, from Vennel to Harvie lane
Ingleston st, from Baker st to Crescent st
Inverkip st, from Vennel to Nelson st, west
Jamaica st, from West Blackhall st to Union st
John st, from Cartsburn st to St. Lawrence st
Johnstone st, from Union st to Esplanade
Kelly st, from West Stewart st to South st
Ker st, from West Blackhall st to Albert quay
Kilblain st, from Vennel to George square
Kirk st, from Roslin st to West Church burying-ground
Laird st, from West Blackhall st to Albert harbour
Lauriston st, 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 Mansionhouse to Drumfrochar road
Macdougall st, off East Hamilton st
Mackenzie st, off East Hamilton st
Madeira 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 road
Market st, from Church place to Tobago st
Martin terrace, from Patrick st to Robertson st
Maxwell st, from Eldon st to Esplanade
Mearns 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 lane, from Shaw place to Regent st
Mount Pleasant st, from Inverkip st to Prospecthill st
Murdieston st, from Orangefield running westward
Nelson st, Glebe, from Crawfurd st to Clarence st
Nelson st, west, from George square to South st
Newark st, from Union st to Gourock toll
New Dock lane, from Brymner st to Dock breast
Newton st, from Inverkip st to Lyle road
Nicolson st, from Nelson st, west, to Ropework st
Nile st, from Ann st to Trafalgar st
North st, from Esplanade to Eldon st
Octavia cottages, East Crawford st
Octavia terrace, west from Bentinck st

XVI. STREET DIRECTORY.
Open shore, from Shaw st to New Dock head
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 st, from Brougham st to South st
Ropework st, from Dalrymple st to Albert harbour
Roslin st, from Crawfurd st to Clarence st
Rosneath st, from Esplanade to Eldon st
Roxburgh st, from Bank st to Inverkip st
Rue-end st, from Cathcart st to Main st
St. Andrew square, from Springkell st to Carnock st
St. Andrew st, from Rue-end st southward
St. Lawrence st, from Lauriston st to Crescent st
Salmon st, from Inverkip st to Newton st
Serpentine walk, from Crescent st eastward
Shaw place, from Bank st to Ann st
Shaw st, from William st to Rue-end st
Sinclair st, off East Hamilton st
Sir John's Brae, Mansionhouse lane
Sir Michael st, from Vennel 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 st, 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 Crawford st westward
Tobago st, from Inverkip st to Market st
Trafalgar st, from Shaw place to Nile st
Union st, from George square to Newark st
Vennel, from Inverkip st to West breast
Virginia st, from Chapel st to East India breast
Wallace square, foot of Vennel
Watt place, Cathcart st to Terrace road
Watt st, from Nelson st, west, to Kelly st
Watson's lane, from Hamilton st to Vennel
Wellington st, from Bank st to Murdieston st
West Burn st, from Kilblain st to Dalrymple st
West Quay lane, from Dalrymple st to West quay
West Quay, from foot of West Quay lane eastward
West Shaw st, from Inverkip st to Nelson st, west
Whitefarland point, near the Battery
William st, from Cathcart square to Mid quay
Wood st, from Eldon st to Newark st
York st, from Crawfurd st to Clarence st

GLASGOW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Wipe Warehouse,
GENERAL WIREWORK AND WIRE CLOTH
MANUFACTORY.
1
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£^
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3.
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Galvanized Wire Netting, all widths, kept in Stock, suitable for Pigeon
and Poultry Enclosures.
WIRE RIDDLES and SIEVES FOR ALL PURPOSES.
Country or Export Orders promptly exectited.
Extra Wire Work or Wire Cloths wrought to order.
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NATIONAL GUARANTEE
AND SURETYSHIP ASSOCIATION, LIMITED.
(Established 1863.)
SUBSCEIBED CAPITAL, £500,000 INVESTED FUNDS, £80,000.
Head Office—67 George Street, Edinburgh.
DIRECTORS.
William Smith, LL.D., F.I. A., Chairman.
George Barclay, Esq. I James Currie, Esq., Shipowner.
Julius H. Beilby, Esq. James Mylne, Esq., W.S.
Robert Stewart, Esq. of Kinlochmoidart.
John Cook, Esq., W.S. I
Manager-CEORGK TODD CHIENE, C.A.
Securities for Officers of Government, Banks, Insurance Companies,
and other Public Offices ; Collectors, Travellers, Clerks, and others.
Cash. Bonus to Policyholders of from 15 to 50 per cent, on Premiums
of Policies three years old and upwards.
Claims payable immediately on Admission.
Fidelity Guarantee business alone transacted.
AGENTS IN GREENOCK,.; ^,^5^1^.. Place.
ALLIANCE
ASSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, £5,000,000. ESTABLISHED 1824.
GLASGOW BOARD.
JAMES AIKEN, Esq. (Messrs Bums, Aiken & Co.).
ALEXANDER DREW, Esq. (Messrs Alex. Drew & Sons).
TAMES FINLAYSON, Esq. (Messrs Finlayson, Bousfield & Co.).
LEONARD GOW, Esq., Shipowner.
JOHN GRAHAM, Esq., C.A.
THOMAS RUSSELL, Esq. of Ascog, Bute.
Fire and Life Insurances
May be effected on the most favourable terms, on application to any
of the Local Agents, or to
W. W. W. REID, Manager,
151 WEST GEORGE ST., GLASGOW.

PATENT OFFICE.
TXT R. M. THOMSON & Co., Patent
* Agents and Consulting
Engineers, 96 BUCHANAN STREET,
GLASGOW (who have had over 30
Years' professional experience), continue
to obtain British and Foreign Patents
for Inventions, and Register Designs
Consulting Engineers
and
British and Foreign
Patent Agents.
and Trade Marks, at Lowest Charges.
"THE INVENTOR'S GUIDE,"
A Handbook containing the most Complete, Reliable, and Useful Information
on Patents, Designs, and Trade Marks, may be had Gratis.
W. ft. M. TH-OMSOM •&

Scottish Imperial
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Incorporated by General and Special Acts of Parliament for the Assurance of Liues.
SPECIAL FEATURES.
Unquestionable Security and Low Premiums. Liberal Bonuses. Immediate
Payment of Claims. Policies issued on the Monthly Premium System.
TEMPERANCE SECTION FOR ABSTAINERS.
Annual Premium for ,£100
Payable at Death.
Annual Premium for ^100
Payable at Death, or at
Age. With Profits. Without Profits. Age. With Profits.
20
25
30
35
£i 15 8
2 o 6
267
2 14 I
£1 11 5
1 15 9
2 1 4
2 8 3
20
25
30
35
Age of
50
^310
3 14 11
4 16 8
6 13 4
Age of
55
£ 2 12 8
327
3 17 1
4 19
Further Particulars on application at the Office, or to any of the
Local Agents of the Company.
Age of
60
£272
2 14 7
3 5 2
3 19 11
Head Office— 183 West George Street, Glasgow.
T. WILKINSON WATSON, Manager.
GREENOCK POST-OFFICE
flfocmtbl^ ^Director-
ADVERTISEMENTS
RECEIVED BY
W. HUTCHISON,
Printer and Lithographer,
23 NICOLSON ST., GREENOCK.

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LANCASHIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Head Office for Scotland—
133 West George Street,
GLASGOW.
Scottisb Boaro.
[airman—Colonel Sir DONALD MATHESON, K.C.B.
David Bannerman, Esq., Glasgow.
Hugh Brown, Esq., Glasgow.
D. S. Cargill, Esq., Glasgow and Ceylon.
Henry Cowan, Esq., Hillhead.
Alex. Crum, Esq., Thornliebank.
Andrew Dougall, Esq., Inverness.
William Forbes, Esq., of Medwyn.
Alexander Fraser, Esq., Inverness.
James Keyden, Esq., Glasgow.
Richard Kidston, Esq., Glasgow.
Hon. Sir James King, Bart., LL.D., Lord Provost of Glasgow,
Sir Kenneth J. Matheson, Bart., of Ardross and Lochalsh.
Alexander Ross, Esq., Inverness.
Resident Secretary—CHARLES STEWART.
EDINBURGH OFFICE—
12 York Buildings, Queen Street.
Resident Secretary—FREDERIC J. HALLOWS.
INVERNESS OFFICE, ACADEMY STREET.
Resident Secretary—C. C. BALLINGALL.
Capital— Three Millions Sterling.
ANNUAL INCOME UPWARDS OF £800,000,

POST-OFFICE
GREENOCK DIRECTORY.
ABERNETHY Charles, labourer, 38 Nicolson st
ABRAHAMS Samuel, tailor and clothier, 49 Rue-end st.
Ho. 51 do.
ADAM Alexander, carpenter, 13 Hope st
Adam Andrew, joiner, 4 Carwood st
Adam Archibald (of Adam, Hamilton & Co.), Woodside,
41 Eldon st
Adam A. Learmonth (manager Roxburgh st. Refining Co.),
24 Finnart st
Adam David, joiner, 25 Mount Pleasant st
Adam Edward B. storekeeper, 19 Regent st
Adam George & Co., timber measurers, 1 Cathcart st
Adam George, ironmoulder, 12 Baker st
Adam, Hamilton & Co., shipowners, 1 Cathcart st
Adam James, joiner and builder, 6 Smith's lane. Ho. 2
Ford place, Finnart st
Adam Robert, rivetter, 3 Brachelston st
Adam Robert G., Holly Bank, Madeira st
Adam William & Co., plumbers, coppersmiths, and brassfounders,
2 and 3 Dock Breast
Adam William (of William Adam & Co.), n Margaret st
Adam William, brassfounder, 1 2 Watt st
Adam William, cooper and oil merchant, 3 Bogle st. Ho.
7 Nile st
Adam William, mason, 25 Bruce st
Percy Bros., 14 Hamilton Street, Greenock.
1

DIRECTORY.
Adam, Miss, 9 Argyle st
Adam Mrs George, Woodside, 41 Eldon st
Adam Mrs William, Holly Bank, Madeira st
ADAMS James, joiner, 80 Belville st
Adams John, cashier, Provident Bank. Ho. 37 Campbell st
Adams L. L. (of Scott, Adams & Co.), 37 Campbell st
Adams Solomon, labourer, 32 East Hamilton st
Adams William D., 17 Lynedoch st
Adams Mrs James, flesher, 9 Market st. Ho. 12 Murdieston
st
ADAMSON Daniel D., shipowner, Rockhill, 22 Margaret st
Adamson Mrs, 105 Belville st
ADSHEAD Miss, 18 Robertson st
AGNEW Alexander & Son, house factors and accountants,
15 Cross-shore st
Agnew Andrew, traveller, 1 Bank st
Agnew David, joiner, 9 Carwood st
Agnew James, house factor, joiner and builder, Glebe Saw
Mills, 32 Crawfurd st. Ho. 1 Newark st
Agnew James, fitter, 18 East Crawford st
Agnew Robert, feuar and carpenter, 14 St. Lawrence st
AIRMAN Thomas, engineer, 59 Ann st
AIRD Mrs John, 14 Lyle st
Aird Mrs, 7 Caddlehill st
AITCHISON Robert, labourer, 44 Arthur st
Aitchison Mrs, 32 Ingleston st
Aitchison Mrs, 22 Lyle st
AITKEN Andrew, watchmaker and jeweller, 3 Hamilton st
Ho. 40 Eldon st
Aitken David, bank teller and insurance agent, Union Bank.
Ho. Ivy Bank, Port-Glasgow
Aitken Edward, engineer, 75 Holmscroft st
Aitken James, railway guard, 13 Brougham st
Aitken James, sugar refiner, 78 Eldon st
Aitken John, miller, 2 Carwood st
Aitken John, 6 Nelson st, west
Aitken Robert, joiner, 22 Ann st
Aitken William, joiner, 7 Carwood st
Aitken William N. A., accountant, National Bank of Scotland
(Limited). Ho. National Bank house, Watt place
" Boots & Shoes" at strictly manufacturers'

DIRECTORY.
Aitken William N., flesher, 12 Ardgowan st
Aitken William, traffic inspector, G. & S. W. Railway, 25
Brougham st
Aitken Miss Margaret, 31 Regent st
Aitken, Mrs John, 103 Belville st
AITKENHEAD, Alexander (of Robert Aitkenhead & Sons),
30 South st
Aitkenhead Robert & Sons, builders and contractors, 30
South st
ALBERT Hall, 20 Nicolson st
ALCORN William, carter, 2 Crawford lane
ALEXANDER & Dixon, accountants and stockbrokers,
Post Office buildings (west side).
Alexander Alexander, carpenter, 41 Nicolson st
Alexander Daniel, labourer, 49 Holmscroft st
Alexander James, boilermaker, 89 Belville st
Alexander James, irondresser, 46 Ann st
Alexander James, joiner, 101 Belville st
Alexander James, seaman, 20 Bearhope st
Alexander John (of Alexander & Dixon), Assessor of Income
Tax, Post Office buildings (west side). Ho. 63 Eldon st
Alexander John, warehouseman, 20 Bearhope st
Alexander M. & Co., confectioners, 44 Hamilton st
Alexander Robert, sailmaker, n Duncan st
Alexander Thomas, labourer, 50 Ann st
Alexander Walter, farmer, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road
Alexander Walter, painter, 8 East Shaw st
Alexander William, blacksmith, 48 Ann st
Alexander William, brassfounder, 3 Ingleston st
Alexander William, engineer, 7 Newton st
Alexander William, wine merchant, 57 Vennel and 2 Sir
Michael st. Ho. 10 Forsyth st
Alexander Miss, 5 Hill st
Alexander Miss, 27 Lynedoch st
Alexander Mrs Gilbert, 9 Ratho st
ALGIE James, feuar, 1 Prospecthill. Ho. 18 Berkeley
terrace, Glasgow
ALLAN Alexander, C.A. (of Hardie & Allan), 67 Newton st
Allan Conway, warehouseman, 54 Wellington st
Allan David, fitter, 19 Ingleston st
prices, from Percy Bros., 14 Hamilton Street.

DIRECTORY.
Allan George, joiner, 9 Dempster st
Allan James, engineer, 8 Carwood st
Allan James, policeman, 12 Mill st
Allan James, sailmaker, 5 York st
Allan James, salesman, 19 Mount Pleasant st
Allan James, skinner, 1 Ratho st
Allan James (of Post Office), 20 South st
Allan J. Craig, solicitor, 2 Hamilton st. Ho. 22 Albert road,,
Gourock
Allan Jamieson, engineer, 24 Belville st
Allan John, checker, 35 Kelly st
Allan John, timber measurer, 15 Newton st
Allan Joseph, labourer, 30 Sir Michael st
Allan Line Royal Mail Steamers—Andrew Picken
& Co., agents, 55 Rue-end st
Allan Robert & Co., steam packet agents, Customhouse quay
Allan Robert (of Robert Allan & Co.), Hunter villa, Gourock
Allan Robert, feuar, 67 Newton st
Allan Robert, sugar porter, 21 Belville st
Allan Robert, watchmaker, 10 Murdieston st
Allan Thomas, labourer, 32 East Hamilton st
Allan William, carpenter, 85 Belville st
Allan William, cooper, 15 East Shaw st
Allan William, plumber and gasfitter, 48 Ann st. Ho. 25
Newton st. (See Advt.)
Allan William, spirit merchant, 2 Mansionhouse lane. Ho.
10 Lynedoch st
Allan William O., wine and spirit merchant, 7 Inverkip st.
Ho. 43 Brougham st
Allan Mrs Alexander, 14 Mearns st
Allan Mrs Arthur, 2 George square
Allan Mrs George, 51 Brisbane st
Allan Mrs, 2 Macdougall st
Allan Mrs, 9 Watt st
ALLARDYCE Francis, boilermaker, 10 Baker st
ALLISON & Brand, timber merchants and saw millers, 16
West Burn st. Ho. 9 Jamaica st
Allison David, engineer, 1 Belville st
Allison John (of Alex. Whitelaw & Co.), 49 Trafalgar st
Allison Robert, blacksmith, 41 Ann st
"Gentlemen," we have as fine Boots & Shoes

DIRECTORY.
Allison Thomas, painter, 49 Trafalgar st
Allison William, feuar, 43 Esplanade
Allison Miss, 71 Nicolson st
Allison Mrs Alexander, 1 5 Brisbane st
Allison Mrs Stewart, 12 East Blackhall st
ALLSHORN Mrs, 13 Lynedoch st
ALONE Thomas, labourer, 5 Duncan st
ALSTON John, chain and anchor dealer, 2 East India
breast. Ho. 44 Margaret st
Alston Robert Lockhart, feuar, 22 Forsyth st
Alston Mrs Alexander, 37 Kelly st
ALTMONT Mrs Duncan, 26 Newton st
AMOS Miss, 6 Ardgowan st, west
ANCHOR Line Agency, James Little & Co.,
Excise buildings
ANDERSON Adam, curator of Temperance and Young
Men's Christian Institutes. Ho. 17 West Stewart st
Anderson Adam, skinner, 26 East Crawford st
Anderson Alexander, bank porter, 14 Cross-shore st
Anderson Alexander, locomotive foreman, 60 East Crawford
st
Anderson Alexander, moulder, 36 St. Lawrence st
Anderson Alexander T., inland revenue officer, 36 South st
Anderson Andrew, hammerman, 87 Belville st
Anderson Andrew, tobacconist, 65 Rue-end st. Ho. 1 Watt
place
Anderson Bruce, slater, 12 Mill st
Anderson D. & Son (Limited), felt manufacturers, 12 Bogle st
Anderson Duncan, joiner, 41 Ann st
Anderson Duncan, postman, 12 Murdieston st
Anderson George C, coal agent, 55 Drumfrochar road
Anderson George J., shipmaster, 42 Brisbane st
Anderson George, insurance agent, 16 Bruce st
Anderson George, of postal telegraphs, 29 Dempster st
Anderson Hugh, hosiery, glove, and trimming warehouse,
38 Hamilton st. Ho. 48 Brougham st
Anderson James, blacksmith, 7 Dempster st
Anderson James, boilermaker, 17 Antigua st
Anderson James, boilermaker, 21 Lynedoch st
Anderson James, engineer, 5 Antigua st
as can be made, at 14 Hamilton Street.

DIRECTORY.
Anderson James, joiner, 85 Wellington st
Anderson James, moulder, 31 Ingleston st
Anderson James, pointsman, io Belville st
Anderson James, tailor, 21 Wellington st
Anderson John & Co., sugar dealers, 15 Hamilton st
Anderson John (of John Anderson & Co.), 101 Brisbane st
Anderson John, blacksmith, 50 St. Lawrence st
Anderson John, coal merchant, 24 Cartsburn st. Ho. 8-
Springkell st
Anderson John, draper and clothier, 32 Cathcart st. Ho.
77 Holmscroft st
Anderson John, engineer, 10 Lynedoch st
Anderson John, shipmaster, 30 Nelson st west
Anderson John, storeman, 71 Regent st
Anderson John, mason, 69 Nicolson st
Anderson Joseph, engineer, 77 Holmscroft st
Anderson J. Wallace (of Alex. Agnew & Son), 67 Union st
Anderson M. & C, confectioners, 41 West Burn st. Ho.
12 Laird st
Anderson Otto, rigger, 1 St. Andrew st
Anderson Peter, cabinetmaker, 5 Ratho st
Anderson Robert, engine driver, 1 1 Carwood st
Anderson Robert, engineer, 9 Roxburgh st
Anderson Robert, engineer, 8 Nile st
Anderson Thomas, yardsman, 15 Brougham st
Anderson William, blacksmith, Overton
Anderson William, boilermaker, 5 Rue-end st
Anderson William, labourer, 22 John st
Anderson William, moulder, 61 Belville st
Anderson William, saddler, 87 Wellington st
Anderson William, skinner, 26 East Crawford st
Anderson Miss, greengrocer, 16 Kelly st. Ho. 85 Wellington
st
Anderson Miss, teacher, 24 South st
Anderson Mrs E., n Antigua st
Anderson Mrs Hugh, 12 Ingleston st
Anderson Mrs James, 30 Wellington st
Anderson Mrs James L., 80 Finnart st
Anderson Mrs John, 103 Belville st
Anderson Mrs Richard, 67 Union st
" Ladies/' we can save you money in Boots

DIRECTORY.
Anderson Mrs William, Afton Bank, 35 Fox st
Anderson Mrs William, 23 Kelly st
Anderson Mrs, 7 Cathcart st
Anderson Mrs, 15 Mount Pleasant st
ANDREW Alexander, baker, 40 Ann st
Andrew David, engineer, 35 Wellington st
Andrew David, pawnbroker, 5 William st. Ho. 18 Kelly st
Andrew David, shoemaker, 32 Lynedoch st
Andrew Mrs Alexander, 5 Roxburgh st
Andrew Mrs, 3 Bruce st
ANDREWS Hugh, compositor, 25 Trafalgar st
Andrews William, surveyor of Lloyd's registry, 13 Hamilton
st Ho. 42 Brisbane st
ANGUS James, engineer, 3 Lauriston st
Angus James (of Post-Office), 92 Dempster st
Angus John, patternmaker, 67 Belville st
Angus John W., Superintendent of Police. Ho. 21 Finnart st
Angus Robert, fitter, 20 Cathcart st
Angus Thomas (of M'Lean, Angus & Co.), 42 Mearns st
ANKER Hans, shipping clerk, 23 West Stewart st
ANTON David, shipmaster, 17 South st
ANTWERP Steamship Office, Customhouse buildings
Allan Swan, agent
APOTHECARIES' Hall (Greenock), 28 Hamilton st
APPLETON Thomas, rope and twine maker, Ladyburn,
East Hamilton st
Appleton Mrs R., 26 Hamilton st
ARBUCKLE J. & A, neshers, 35
Burn st. Ho. 15 Brisbane st
Ann st and 42 West
Arbuckle Miss, 5 Kelly st
Arbuckle Mrs John, 11 Fox st
Arbuckle Mrs, 15 Brisbane st
ARCHER William, engine driver, 13 Watt st
ARCHIBALD James, labourer, 3 Belville st
Archibald Spenser, labourer, 1 Belville st
Archibald Thomas P., 51 Brisbane st
Archibald William, jun., bank teller, 8 Wellington st
Archibald William, wine and spirit merchant, 13 Charles st
and 28 Market st. Ho. 30 Brisbane st
ARGYLE Laundry, 25 West Stewart st
at the " Percy" Shoe House. 14 Hamilton St.
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8 DIRECTORY.
ARKLEY Misses, 7 Eldon st
ARMIT Mrs James S., 32 Brisbane st
ARMITAGE '& Co., brewers and maltsters, the Greenock
Brewery, 8 Captain st
Armitage George, chemist and druggist, 30 Hamilton st.
Ho. 64 Newton st
Armitage William, jun., spirit merchant, 60 Lynedoch st.
Ho. 47 Trafalgar st
Armitage William, late mill manager, 17 Dempster st
ARMOUR George, carpenter, 50 Holmscroft st
Armour George, coal merchant, 57 Drumfrochar road. Ho.
60 Drumfrochar road
Armour John, mason, 14 Wellington st
Armour John, tailor and clothier, 35 Roxburgh st. Ho. 21
Nelson st, west
Armour M. & J., confectioners, 9 Hamilton st. Ho. 21
Nelson st, west
Armour Matthew, boot and shoemaker, 20 Nicolson st.
Ho. 11 West Stewart st
Armour Matthew, cooper, 85 Roxburgh st
Armour Mrs William, 3 Regent st
Armour William, labourer, 17 Ingleston st
ARMSTRONG David A, clerk, 16 Wellington st
Armstrong David, sailmaker, 4 Watt st
Armstrong James B., engineer, 17 Kelly st
Armstrong William, painter, 34 Crescent st
ARNOT Alexander, baker, 3 Holmscroft st
Arnot John, sub-editor Telegraph, 8 South st
ARNOTT James, wine and spirit merchant, 53 Rue-end st.
Ho. 18 Mearns st
ARTHUR Andrew, cashier, at James Richardson & Co's.
Ho. Hughenden villa, Port-Glasgow
Arthur C. & E., grocers and provision merchants, 4 Ingleston
st. Ho. Strone villa, Kilmalcolm road
Arthur David, manufacturing chemist, Cartsburn Chemical
Manure Works, Kilmalcolm road
Arthur James, boilermaker, 3 Lauriston st
Arthur John P., grocer, 50 Ann st. Ho. Viewfield, Upper
Ashton, Gourock
Arthur Joseph, ship steward, 5 Hill st
Percy Bros. "City" Boot for Gentlemen, 10/6,

DIRECTORY.
Arthur J. R, spirit merchant, 38 West Blackhall st. Ho. 2o
Eldon st °i
Arthur Thomas, baker, 43 West Burn st
Arthur Thomas, moulder, 50 St. Lawrence st
Arthur William, engineer, 57 Belville st
Arthur Miss, dressmaker, 13 Brisbane st
Arthur Mrs Robert, 40 Dalrymple st
ASSESSOR of Income Tax for the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire,
John Alexander, Post-Office buildings
ATKINSON Alexander, boilermaker, 20 Lynedoch st
Atkinson John, engineer, 82 Belville st
Atkinson Richard, boilermaker, 63 Belville st
AUGUSTINE Established Church, Belville st
AULD Archibald, surgeon, 5 Houston st
Auld James & Frame, solicitors and notaries public, Post-
Office buildings (west side)
Auld James (of James Auld & Frame), Procurator-Fiscal for
the Burgh, Post-Office buildings (west side). Ho. 42
Margaret st
Auld James, cabinetmaker, 14 Kilblain st. Ho. 25 Newton
st
Auld John, joiner, 33 Lynedoch st
Auld Robert, teacher, 5 Dempster st
Auld William, labourer, 81 Dempster st
Auld William, writer and notary public, and J. P. Fiscal, 27
West Burn st. Ho. 79 Newton st
Auld Mrs H., 12 Laird st
Auld Mrs William, 47 Brisbane st
AUSTIN Adam (of Austin & Kinnaird), 8 Wellington st
Austin & Kinnaird, joiners and builders, 19 Bogle st
Austin Mrs, 91 Belville st
B
BACKAS Edward, sawyer, 14 Dalrymple st
BAILEY George, gateman, 63 Rue-end st
Bailey J. W. (of Brewers' Sugar Co., Limited), 52 Forsyth st
BAILLIE Archibald, engineman, 43 Lynedoch st
Baillie George, ropespinner, 48 Ann st
no trouble to show them, at 14 Hamilton St.

DIRECTORY.
Baillie James, harbour and dock master, Harbour Office.
Ho. 1 1 Roxburgh st
Baillie Mrs William, 4 Kilblain st
BAIN Alexander, cooper, 32 Ann st
Bain Alexander, smith, 20 John st
Bain Thomas, moulder, 5 Ingleston st
Bain Miss, greengrocer, 9 Brisbane st
Bain Miss E. S., wholesale and retail poulterer, 3 Hamilton
st. Ho. 6 Finnart st
Bain Mrs, 31 Nelson st, west
BAINE Alexander, 161 Eldon st
Baine James, sailmaker, 75 Holmscroft st
Baine & Johnston, merchants and shipowners, Clyde build-
ings, 19 West Blackhall st
Baine John A., chemist and druggist, 3 Grey place
Baine Walter, cooper, 9 Nelson st, west
Baine William, ropemaker, 43 Wellington st
Baine William, 6 Finnart st
Baine Miss, 5 Mount Pleasant st
Baine Mrs William, 21 Mount Pleasant st
BAIRD Arthur R., ititerim registrar of births, &c, for the
west district, Municipal buildings, Wallace square. Ho.
24 Brisbane st
Baird Hugh, mason and sculptor, 17 Bank st. Ho. 14
Bruce st
Baird John, gardener, 2 Fox st
Baird John, ham, butter, and egg store, 6 Sir Michael st
Baird Matthew, mason, 8 Hay st
Baird Robert A., stationer and lithographic printer, Municipal
buildings
Baird & Co., seedsmen and fruiterers, 27 Brougham st. Ho.
2 Fox st
Baird Miss Jane, restaurant, 1 1 Cathcart st. Ho. Oakfield
west, Ratho st
BAKER William, rigger, 41 Crawford st
BALFOUR Daniel, ropemaker, 58 Lynedoch st
Balfour William, clerk, 94 Dempster st
BALLANTINE & Rowan, sugar refiners, Dellingburn st
Ballantine George, brakesman, 43 Lynedoch st
Ballantine James, labourer, 9 Serpentine walk
" High-class" Boots at Manufacturers' Prices,,

DIRECTORY. 1
Ballantine John, joiner, 55 Belville st
Ballantine John H., distiller, 37 Union st
Ballantine Peter, joiner, 13 Antigua st
Ballantine William, flesher, 16 Lynedoch street. Ho. do.
Ballantine Mrs James, 7 Houston st
BALLANTYNE Miss, 3 Macdougall st
Ballantyne Mrs, Police buildings, Dalrymple st
BALLINGALL Peter, accountant, Bank of Scotland,
Cathcart st
BANK of Scotland, 47 Cathcart st
BANKS Alexander (of Banks & Miller), 24 Patrick st
47
Banks James, clerk, 19 Brisbane st
Banks & Miller, accountants, house factors, and insurance
agents, 45 Hamilton st
Banks Mrs Alexander, 15 Brisbane st
BANNATYNE Ebenezer, joiner, 20 John st
Bannatyne Mrs Robert, feuar, 3 Ropework st
BANNERMAN Mrs, laundry, 54 Holmscroft st
BANNIGAN D., cooper and bag dealer, 20 Roxburgh st
BAPTIST Church, George square
Baptist Church, Orangefield
BARBOUR Alexander, boatman, 36 Crawfurd st
Barbour Archibald, blacksmith, 3 Hamilton st
Barbour Archibald, blockmaker, 20 South st
Barbour James, boatman, 5 York st
Barbour James, boilermaker, 31 East Crawford st
Barbour James, labourer, 15 Mill st
Barbour John, grocer and provision merchant, 9 Arthur st.
Ho. 9 Macdougall st
Barbour Peter, brassfinisher, 22 St. Lawrence st
Barbour Thomas, draper, 34 Nelson st, west
Barbour William, boilermaker, 9 Macdougall st
Barbour William, machinist, 14 Wellington st
Barbour William, grocer, 2 Inverkip st. Ho. 9 Macdougall
st
Barbour Miss, dressmaker, 9 Watt st
Barbour Miss, 84 Belville st
Barbour Mrs, ladies' nurse, 57 Holmscroft st
Barbour Mrs, 13 East Crawford st
BARCLAY Henry, carter, 6 Carnock st
only at our Greenock Depot, 14 Hamilton St,
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DIRECTORY.
Barclay Henry, labourer, 9 Belville st
Barclay James, engineer, 12 Lynedoch st
Barclay James, baker, 18 East Crawford st
Barclay John, carter, 64 Ann st
Barclay John, clerk, 14 Hope st
Barclay John, grocer and corn extractor, 24 South st
Barclay John, joiner, 83 Wellington st
Barclay John, mason, 13 Mount Pleasant st
Barclay John (of Blake, Barclay & Co), Oakfleld east,
Ratho st
Barclay John S., house and ship plumber and gasfitter, 2
West Breast. Ho. 17 Union st
Barclay Rev. John, minister of West Parish, 83 Brisbane st
Barclay Mrs John, grocer, 3 Rue-end st. Ho. 3 Carnock st
Barclay Mrs, confectioner, 66 Vennel
Barclay Mrs, 23 Trafalgar st
Barclay Robert, engineer, 6 Carwood st
Barclay William R., railway guard, 43 Crawford st
Barclay William, saw doctor, 28 East Hamilton st
BARK Andrew, carpenter, 33 Nelson st, west
BARNES William, labourer, 3 Crescent st
BARR Alexander, saddler, 29 Sugarhouse lane
Barr & Co., coppersmiths and brassfounders, Orchard and
Ingleston sts
Barr Archibald, joiner, 30 East Hamilton st
Barr David, labourer, 47 Crawfurd st
Barr James, fruit and vegetable merchant, 34 Shaw st. Ho.
27 Ann st
Barr James, gardener, Gateside, Inverkip road
Barr James, labourer, 28 Bruce st
Barr James (of Wm. Barr & Sons). Ho. Abington, Kilmalcolm
Barr James S., 7 Lyle st
Barr John, carter, 51 Main st
Barr John, grocer, 33 Lynedoch st. Ho. 33 Bank st
Barr John (of Barr & Co.), Mountview, Belville st
Barr Peter, boilermaker, 36 East Hamilton st
Barr Neil, fitter, 34 St. Lawrence st
Barr Robert, coal merchant, 18 Wellington st
Barr Robert, dairyman, 37 West Stewart st
"Leading Articles" in Foot Gear always at

DIRECTORY. 1 3,
Barr & Macfarlane, fleshers, 22 Lynedoch st and 47 Hamilton
st
Barr Michael, flesher, 33 Market st
Barr Walter, labourer, 10 Baker st
Barr William, carpenter, 16 Arthur st
Barr William, carter, 1 Holmscroft st
Barr William, fitter, 7 East Crawford st
Barr William (of Barr & Macfarlane), 18 Wellington st
Barr William &: Sons, coal masters, 18 Hamilton st and 10.
Bothwell st, Glasgow.
Barr Elizabeth, grocer, 14 Regent st
Barr Miss M., 3 Armadale place
Barr Miss, 18 Sir Michael st
Barr Mrs John, feuar, 33 Brougham st
Barr Mrs John L., 65 Finnart st
BARRETT Charles, woolsorter, 114 Drumfrochar road
BARRIE Andrew D., surgeon, Glen Tower, 1 WT ood st
Barrie David, engine driver, 14 Murdieston st
Barrie John, shoemaker, 29 Trafalgar st
Barrie Mrs, 3 East Crawford st
Barrie Mrs, 33 Roxburgh st
BARRON Alexander, joiner, 45 Trafalgar st
Barron Mrs, 18 Nicolson st
BARRY Patrick, grocer, 50 Shaw st. Ho. 47 do.
BATES Stewart, engine driver, 108 Dempster st
Bates Thomas, professor of music, 28 Newton st
BATHGATE Alexander, clerk, 21 Newton st
Bathgate Mrs Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, 14 Terrace
road. House 3 Antigua st
Bathgate Mrs Charles, 7 Mount Pleasant st
BATTERS Silas, machinist, 1 Bruce st
BAUCHOPE Moses, clerk, 89 Dempster st
BAXTER Alexander, book-keeper, 113 Dempster st
Baxter Andrew (at Clyde Pottery Co.), 27 Bank st
Baxter Archibald, boilermaker, 1 Kilblain buildings
Baxter Archibald, compositor, 95 Roxburgh st
Baxter Archibald, engineer, 61 Belville st
Baxter David, engineer, 89 Belville st
Baxter James, labourer, 7 Bearhope st
Baxter John, blacksmith, 7 Belville st
the " Percy Shoe House," 14 Hamilton St.

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DIRECTORY.
Baxter John, mate, 19 Trafalgar st
Baxter John, wholesale and export stationer, 29 Shaw st
Ho. 30 South st
Baxter Malcolm, engineer, 3 Orchard st
Baxter Patrick, hammerman, 16 Dairy mple st
Baxter Thomas, grocer and provision merchant, 45 Cathcart
st. Ho. 62 Regent st
Baxter Thomas H., engineer, 112 Drumfrochar road
Baxter William B. (of J. Budgett & Son, Limited), 58 Eldon
st
Baxter Mrs Sarah, broker, 36 Shaw st
Baxter Mrs, 44 East Hamilton st
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BAYNE Miss, 34 East Hamilton st
BEATON Donald, blacksmith, 20 Serpentine walk
Beaton Donald, labourer, 40 West Burn st
Beaton John, carpenter, 68 East Hamilton st
Beaton John, fireman, 8 Hope st
Beaton John, labourer, 19 Regent st
Beaton Peter, contractor, 12 West Burn st
Beaton Thomas, railway porter, 3 York st
Beaton William, foreman, 5 1 Belville st
BEATTIE Misses, Caddlehill Laundry, 55 Kelly st
Beattie Miss grocer, 16 Brisbane st. Ho. 10 do.
J.,
BEGG Samuel, traveller, 61 Ann st
BEITH Matthew, tailor, 8 Murdieston st
Beith Thomas, brassfinisher, 14 Hope st
Beith Miss Margaret, tailoress, 53 Kelly st
BELL Alexander, coachman, 24 West Blackhall st
Bell Archibald & Sons, dyers and cleaners, 4 Argyle st.
Works—Paisley
Bell Duncan, insurance agent, 59 Holmscroft st
Bell Francis, labourer, 5 East William st
Bell I. & Co., fruiterers, 35 West Blackhall st. Ho. 36
West Stewart st
Bell John A., chemist and druggist, 31 Rue-end st, 14 Lynedoch
st, and 38 East Hamilton st. Ho. 14 Lynedoch st
Bell John, baker, 3 West Blackhall st. Ho. 14 do.
Bell John, plumber, 35 West Shaw st
Bell John, plumber, 40 Ann st
Bell John, vanman, 19 East Shaw st
The "Percy Shoe House" is world renowned

Bell Peter, shipmaster, 37 Bank st
Bell Robert, watchman, 5 Ingleston st
DIRECTORY. 1
Bell Rev. Robert (of East Congregational Church), 1 Octavia
cottages, 28 East Crawford st
Bell Robert EL, deep sea pilot, 7 Brisbane st
Bell Samuel, grocer, 3 East William st. Ho. 42 St. Lawrence
st
Bell William, rivetter, 41 Nicolson st
Bell Miss, 2 Jamaica st
Bell Miss, 2 Nelson st, west
Bell Miss Eliza, furnishings, 16 Kelly st. Ho. 30 Nelson
st, west
Bell Mrs James, 30 Nelson st, west
Bell Mrs James, 31 Regent st
Bell Mrs John, lodgings, 35 West Blackhall st
Bell Mrs, dairy, 24 West Blackhall st
Bell Mrs, furnishings, 59 Inverkip st
BENDELL Paul, shipmaster, 24 South st
Bendell William (of Baine & Johnston), 28 Newton st
BENNET John, flesher, 20 West Blackhall st
BENNETT George, carpenter, 17 Belville st
Bennett Henry, salesman, 33 Roxburgh st
Bennett Wiiliam, hoop-maker, 13 Charles st
BENNIE Rev. Robert, M.A. (of George Square Baptist
Church). Ho. 23 Ardgowan st, west
BENSON John, joiner, 23 Lynedoch st
Benson Miss, 6 Bank st
BENTON William, coachman, 18 Bentinck st
BERNARD Thomas, engineer, 18 St. Lawrence st
BERNDT Herman (at Clyde Shipping Co.), 67 Rue-end st
BERRY John, caretaker, Municipal buildings
BERRYMAN Fisher, labourer, 4 Bearhope st
BETHUNE Mrs, lodgings, 33 Nicolson st
BEVERIDGE Daniel, iron and metal merchant, St. Andrew
Square. Ho. 10 East Blackhall st
Beveridge George, cooper, 8 Crescent st
Beveridge James, blacksmith, 72 Ann st
Beveridge Robert, mason, 24 Bruce st
Beveridge Miss, grocer, 6 Belville st
Beveridge Mrs, 12 Lynedoch st
for " value" in Boots & Shoes, 14 Hamilton St.
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DIRECTORY.
BEWGLASS Frederick, dairyman, 50 Holmscroft st. Ho.
5 Mount Pleasant st
BICKET Robert, skinner, 6 Pottery st
Bicket Thomas, labourer, 81 Belville st
BIGGAM Mrs, 75 Regent st
BIGGART Robert, carpenter, 18 Bearhope st
Biggart William Love (of M 'Cowan & Biggart), Woodbine,
Bridge-of-Weir
BINNIE George, clerk, 67 Regent st
Binnie Robert (of James Richardson & Co.), Ashford,
Gourock
Binnie William, fitter, 22 West Stewart st
Binnie Mrs, 43 Shaw st
BINNING James, compositor, 10 Murdieston st
BIRKMYRE Miss, 14 South st
Birkmyre Mrs William, 22 Lyle st
BISHOP Samuel, H.M. Customs, 104 Dempster st
BISSELL William, engineer, 66 Regent st
BISSET J. G., art carver and gilder, 4 Grey place. Ho. 6
Brisbane st
Bisset William, joiner, 50 Ann st
Bisset Mrs Thomas, 42 Ann st
BISSETT Andrew, compositor, 47 Roxburgh st
BISSLAND Malcolm, rivetter, 58 Drumfrochar road
Bissland Peter, boilermaker, 36 Crawfurd st
BLACK Adam, weigher, 78 Holmscroft st
Black Alexander, boilermaker, 5 Dempster st
Black Alexander, clerk, 8 Brisbane st
Black Alexander, seaman, 9 Crawfurd st
Black Andrew, joiner, 30 Lynedoch st
Black A. J., 16 Ardgowan square
Black Daniel, cabinetmaker, 9 East Blackhall st
Black Daniel, carpenter, 16 Crescent st
Black Daniel, carpenter, 26 East Shaw st
Black Daniel, joiner, 50 St. Lawrence st
Black Donald, grocer, 56 Vennel. Ho. 12 Ardgowan st,
west
Black Duncan, boilermaker, 8 Antigua st
Black Duncan, flesher, 38 Lynedoch st. Ho. 11 Antigua st
Black Duncan, joiner, 24 St. Lawrence st
Boots and Shoes for all kinds of weather, at

DIRECTORY. 1
Black George H., B.L., Edin. (of J. & G. Black), 9 Forsyth
st
Black Hugh, grocer and tea merchant, 2 Ann st. Ho. 13
Brisbane st
Black J. & G., solicitors and notaries public, 5 West Black-
hall st
Black James & Co., joiners, builders, property surveyors,
and licensed valuators, 5 and 7 West Stewart st. Ho.
11 Kelly st
Black James, engine-driver, 7 Brachelston st
Black James, sugar porter, 16 Bruce st
Black James, superintendent Buchanan Night Asylum, 7
Captain st
Black James W., bookseller, stationer, and librarian, 17 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 2 Nelson st, west
Black John,- boilermaker, 23 Ingleston st
Black John, clerk, 6 Mount Pleasant st
Black John, coal and shipping agent, 29 Brymner st. Ho.
in Dempster st
Black John, cooper, 64 Drumfrochar road
Black John, engine-driver, 7 Carwood st
Black John (of J. & G. Black), 8 Eldon st, and Melkington,
Dunoon
Black John Robert, M.D., physician and surgeon. Consulting
rooms and house, 6 George square
Black Malcolm, policeman, 6 Hay st
Black Neil, seaman, 8 Antigua st
Black Peter, slater, 20 Bruce st
Black Robert, moulder, 31 Lyle st
Black Robert, smith, 21 Lyle st
Black Robert, storekeeper, 32 Crescent st
Black Thomas, agent, 37 Lynedoch st
Black Thomas, engineer, 74 Ann st
Black Thomas, joiner, 30 Lynedoch st
Black Thomas, sailmaker, ship chandler, and ship store
merchant, 6 Dock breast. Ho. 36 Margaret st
Black Miss, confectioner, 8 Grey place
Black Mrs A., grocer, 29 Brougham st. Ho. 44 do.
Black Mrs C, 14 John st
Black Mrs, 31 Lynedoch st
Percy Bros., Cash Boot Men, 14 Hamilton St.
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DIRECTORY.
BLACKIE Robert, clerk, 4 Prospecthill st
BLACKWOOD John, boilermaker, 1 1 East Blackhall st
Blackwood John, spirit dealer, 40 Cathcart st. Ho. 14
Lynedoch st
Blackwood Neil, boilermaker, 11 East Blackhall st
Blackwood Mrs James, 6 Carnock st
Blackwood Mrs William, 18 Dempster st
BLAIN James, fitter, 79 Port-Glasgow road
Blain William, boilermaker, 60 Drumfrochar road
BLAIR Archibald, flesher, 25 Regent st. Ho. 2 Antigua st
Blair & Cameron, solicitors and notaries public, 17 West
Blackhall st
Blair Alexander, moulder, 64 Drumfrochar road
Blair Daniel, boatbuilder, 34 Nelson st, west
Blair David, engineer, 28 Newton st
Blair David, printer, publisher, and newspaper proprietor, 40
Cathcart st. Ho. 52 Eldon st
Blair Duncan, shoemaker, 16 Sir Michael st
Blair Henry, watchman, 16 Sir Michael st
Blair Hugh, carpenter, 9 Belville st
Blair Hugh, cowfeeder, 38 Trafalgar st
Blair James, joiner, 30 Bruce st
Blair James, potter, 24 Pottery st
Blair James, vanman, 24 Belville st
Blair John, blacksmith, 17 Belville st
Blair John, seaman, 10 Lyle st
Blair Joseph, plasterer, 41 Holmscroft st
Blair Joseph & Co., printers and publishers, Greenock
Herald Office, 40 Cathcart st
Blair Peter, engineer, 14 Bearhope st
Blair P. & J., carting contractors, 27 Holmscroft st. Ho. 37
Sir Michael st
Blair Richard, engineer, 5 Shaw place
Blair Robert, joiner, 83 Wellington st
Blair Robert (of Blair & Cameron), Procurator-Fiscal for
Renfrewshire, County buildings, Nelson st, west. Ho.
Craigard, 95 Finnart st
Blair Robert, plumber, 7 Watt st
Blair Robert, printer, 8 Lyle st
Blair Robert F., 58 Eldon st
The "Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton St.,

DIRECTORY. 1
Blair Robert (of Blair & Thomson), 7 Watt st
Blair Robert & Sons, cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 32
and 34 Nicolson st
Blair Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 30 West Burn st. Ho.
21 Newton st
Blair Thomas, master rigger, 9 Shaw place
Blair & Thomson, plumbers and gasfitters, 12 Kilblain st
Blair Thomas A. (of Robert Blair & Sons), 32 Finnart st
Blair William, accountant, house factor, and insurance agent,
6 West Blackhall st. Ho. 40 Brisbane st
Blair William, dyer, 27 Dempster st
Blair William (of Robert Blair & Sons), 79 Finnart st
Blair William S., joiner, 66 Kelly st
Blair Miss Janet, 21 Lyle st
Blair Miss, 65 Union st
Blair Mrs Ann, 25 Dempster st
Blair Mrs Archibald, 2 Campsie terrace
Blair Mrs John, 7 1 Roxburgh st
Blair Mrs Joseph, 6 Chapel st
Blair Mrs Joseph, 2 Watt place
Blair Mrs Robert, Woodside Cottage, 20 Robertson st
Blair Mrs, lodgings, 47 Brougham st
BLAKE Arthur, joiner, 21 Trafalgar st
Blake, Barclay & Co., millwrights and engineers, Victoria
Works, Macdougall st, off East Hamilton st
Blake Edward, late H.M. Customs, 31 Nelson st
Blake Matthew (of Blake, Barclay & Co.), 6 Wellington st
Blake Miss, Anglo-Parisian School of Dressmaking, 31 Nelson
st
Blake William H., carpenter, 41 Ann st
BLAKELY Alexander, mason, 6 Garwood st
Blakely Charles, carter, 80 Dempster st
BLANCE John, seaman, 67 Rue-end st
BLANCH Philip, spirit dealer, 23 Bruce st. Ho. 5 Armadale
place
BLANCHE Richard, Cappielow restaurant, 60 East Hamilton
st. Ho. 54 Esplanade
Blanche Richard, shipping agent, Customhouse quay. Ho.
54 Esplanade
BLANCKEN Joshua, feuar, 16 Antigua st
cheapest and best in town for Children's Boots
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DIRECTORY.
BLUE John, carpenter, 7 Bearhope st
Blue John, carter, 3 Brachelston- st
Blue Robert, joiner, 27 Nelson st, west
Blue Mrs James, 19 Trafalgar st
Blue William, painter, 5 Belville st
BLYTH David, carpenter, 1 Belville st
Blyth Thomas, blacksmith, 62 Ann st
BOAG Alexander, labourer, 42 Ann st
Boag Alexander, slater, 14 Dalrymple st
Boag Andrew, engraver, 3 Bank st. Ho. 70 Holmscroft st.
(See Advt.)
Boag Andrew, writer and insurance agent, 37 Hamilton st.
Ho. 12 Jamaica st
Boag Finlay, chainmaker, 50 Dalrymple st
Boag Hugh, engineer, 17 Dempster st
Boag James, cooper, 66 Holmscroft st
Boag James, plumber, 40 Holmscroft st
Boag Kenneth, of British Workman Public House, 22
Hamilton st and 23 Rue-end st. Ho. 26 Hamilton st
Boag Robert, ship and general smith, and bread and water
tank manufacturer, 3 Shaw st. Ho. 12 Jamaica st
Boag Thomas, ropemaker, 68 Drumfrochar road
BODEGA Agency Co., wholesale spirit merchants, &c, 21
Shaw st and 24 Cathcart Arcade
BODEN John, pansman, 4 Holmscroft st
BOFFEY Mrs Richard S., proprietrix of British Workman,.
34 Main st. Ho. 5 Ratho st
BOLE James, labourer, 15 Regent st
Bole John, blacksmith, 22 Arthur st
Bole John, carpenter, 2 Duff st
Bole John, carter, 53 Regent st
BOLL Robert, labourer, 33 Ingleston st
Boll Mrs John, 19 Nicolson st
BOLTON Joseph, carpenter, 41 Sir Michael st
Bolton Joseph, engineman, 29 Ann st
Bolton Mrs M., 6 John st
Bolton Thomas, moulder, 24 Belville st
BONAR John, patternmaker, 17 Lyle st
Bonar Rev. John James, D.D., minister, St. Andrew's Free
Church. Ho. 40 Ardgowan st, west
Working Men's Boots at Percy Brothers,

DIRECTORY.
BONE & Buchanan, accountants and house factors, Municipal
Buildings
Bone David, joiner, 2 Holmscroft st
Bone Hugh, joiner, 54 East Hamilton st
Bone Hugh, joiner, 36 Holmscroft st
Bone Quintin (of Bone & Buchanan), treasurer to Burgh
School Board. Ho. Parkfield, Gourock
Bone Mrs William, 52 Brougham st
BONNAR Colin, stoker, 27 Lynedoch st
Bonnar James (of Russell & Bonnar), 33 Kelly st
Bonnar James, rivetter, 8 Duff st
Bonnar John, potter, 20 Pottery st
Bonnar Niven, labourer, 18 St. Lawrence st
BORLAND Alexander, bootmaker, 8 William st. Ho. 28
Wellington st
Borland Alexander, compositor, 46 Ann st
Borland Alexander, fitter, 54 St. Lawrence st
Borland Alexander, grocer, 13 Bearhope st
Borland Daniel, baker, 43 West Burn st
Borland John, missionary, 6 Antigua st
Borland J. C, temperance hotel-keeper, 24 Cathcart st and
31 Brymner st. Ho. 34 Finnart st. (See Advt).
Borland Mrs, lodgings, 51 Brougham st
BORN Joseph, R.N., 32 Brisbane st
BORTHWICK David, joiner, 26 Wellington st
Borthwick George, labourer, 9 Mill st
Borthwick James, commission agent, 27 West Blackhall st
Borthwick James, painter, 15 Sir Michael st
Borthwick Thomas, flour, meal, and grain merchant, 10
Cross-shore st. Ho. 66 Newton st
Borthwick Thomas, joiner, 32 East Shaw st
Borthwick Thomas, joiner, 6 Holmscroft st
BOSTON James jun., & Co., butchers, 5 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 39 Fox st
Boston John, architect, measurer, and surveyor, 1 1 William
st. Ho. 39 Fox st
BOSWELL Mrs, 20 Bearhope st
BOUCHER Charles, labourer, 1 West Stewart st
Boucher George, joiner, 4 Cartsburn st
BOURHILL Thomas, moulder, 87 Belville st
"The Workman's Friend/' 14 Hamilton St.

DIRECTORY.
BOWES David, bootcloser, 16 Dalrymple st
BOWIE Andrew H., engineer, 66 Kelly st
Bowie Hugh, baker, 9 Holmscroft st
Bowie James, blacksmith, 9 East Crawford st
Bowie James, boilermaker, 19 Lyle st
Bowie James, electrician, 5 Holmscroft st
Bowie John, joiner, 9 Dempster st
Bowie John, mason, 64 Wellington st
Bowie Robert, engineer, 47 Mearns st
Bowie Robert, engineer, 19 Prospecthill st
Bowie Thomas, carpenter, 14 Regent st
Bowie Mrs Archibald, 7 Brisbane st
BOWLING Green (Ardgowan), Ardgowan Square
Bowling Green (Grosvenor), Wellington st
Bowling Green (Wellington), Drumfrochar road
Bowling William, chimney sweep, 13 West Blackhall st
Bowling Mrs, 23 Ardgowan st, west
BOWMAN James & Sons, auctioneers and valuators, 33:
West Blackhall st. (See Advt).
Bowman James, labourer, 34 Crescent st
Bowman James (of James Bowman & Sons), Kenilworth, 20
Forsyth st
BOXILL Samuel, 30 Ardgowan st, west
BOYCE Hugh, labourer, 73 Ann st
Boyce Hugh, railway guard, 78 Dempster st
BOYD Alexander, iron driller, 2 Garvald st
Boyd Bryce, coal merchant, 26 Lyle st. Ho. 22 Antigua st
Boyd David, carpenter, 57 Belville st
Boyd Rev. David, of Free North Church, 90 Finnart st
Boyd James, carpenter, 5 Kilblain st
Boyd James, jun., grocer and provision merchant, 65 Ann
st. Ho. 49 Trafalgar st
Boyd James, labourer, 104 Drumfrochar road
Boyd James, plumber, 74 Wellington st
Boyd James, tanner, 8 Garwood st
Boyd James, tobacconist and stationer, 1 Ann st. Ho. 62
Regent st
Boyd James, wine and spirit merchant, 12 Sir Michael st.
Ho. 2 Finnart st
Boyd John, joiner, 7 Brougham st. Ho. 24 Union st
Boys' Boots for rough wear specially made

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Boyd John, labourer, 106 Drumfrochar road
Boyd John, labourer, 5 East Crawford st
Boyd Johnston, provision dealer, 12 Kilblain st. Ho. 16
South st
Boyd Kennedy, fireman, 34 West Shaw st
Boyd Robert, boilermaker, 59 Ann st
Boyd Thomas, provision merchant, 26 West Blackhall st.
Ho. do.
Boyd Thomas, railway porter, 78 Dempster st
Boyd William, feuar and joiner, 91 Belville st
Boyd William, labourer, 31 Ingleston st
Boyd William, labourer, 5 Serpentine walk
Boyd William, vanman, 9 Lyle st
Boyd Miss Janet, 8 George square
Boyd Miss M., tobacconist, Palmerston buildings. Ho. 62
Regent st
Boyd Mrs Andrew, 39 Union st
Boyd Mrs Daniel, 31 Dempster st
Boyd Mrs Elizabeth, 2 Macdougall st
Boyd Mrs Gavin, 57 Belville st
Boyd Mrs James, 8 Watt st
Boyd Mrs Janet, lady's nurse, 36 Ingleston st
Boyd Mrs Thomas, 55 Rue-end st
BOYLAND Alexander, hammerman, 3 East Crawford st
BOYLE Captain, R.N., J.P., Dungallon, 30 Newark st
Boyle Charles, labourer, 15 Main st
Boyle Francis, salesman, 73 Regent st
Boyle George, joiner, 18 Wellington st
Boyle Hugh, clerk, 32 West Stewart st
Boyle James, provision merchant, 21 Market st. Ho. 10
Regent st
Boyle John, labourer, 13 Holmscroft street
Boyle Patrick, grocer, 48 Shaw st
Boyle Elizabeth, pawnbroker, 25 Brymner st. Ho. 32 West
Stewart st
Boyle Mrs, midwife, 12 Ann st
Boyle Mrs, 15 East Shaw st
BOZENBERG William, sugar boiler, 29 Nelson st, west
BRADLEY Anthony, broker, 58 Vennel
Bradley James, cabinetmaker, 87 Wellington st
by Percy Bros., 14 Hamilton St., Greenock.

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DIRECTORY.
Bradley John, labourer, 45 Shaw st
Bradley John, plumber, 7 East Breast. Ho. 29 Trafalgar st
Bradley Joseph, provision dealer, 1 Stanners st. Ho. 9
Cross-shore st
Bradley Matthew, rafter, 4 Duff st
Bradley Michael, boatman, 59 Rue-end st
Bradley Miss, grocer, 38 Dalrymple st. Ho. 26 West
Blackhall st
Bradley Miss, hotel-keeper, 2 Boyd st and 14 Clarence st
Bradley Samuel, carter, 55 Holmscroft st
Bradley Thomas, cooper, 16 Bruce st
BRADSHAW John, fitter, 20 Serpentine walk
BRADY James, wine and spirit merchant, 38 Ann st and
62 Vennel. Ho. 18 Robertson st
BRAID David, brushmaker, 83 Dempster st
BRAND Brothers & Co., produce and sugar merchants, 2
West quay
Brand William, sawyer, 9 Jamaica st
Brand Mrs William, 66 East Hamilton st
Brand Mrs David, 30 West Stewart st
BRAMOLICK Henry, fitter, 6 West Blackhall st
BRANNAN John, labourer, 2 Belville st
BREAKENRIDGE James, vanman, 23 West Blackhall st
BRECKENRIDGE Thomas, yardsman, 51 Lynedoch st
BREAKIE Miss, milliner, 61 Rue-end st
BREMNER Alexander, F.E.I.S., head-master of Belville
place School. Ho. Grosvenor terrace, 40 Mearns st
Bremner Charles, Inspector of County Constabulary, 6
Nelson st, west
BRENNAN Patrick, engineer, 3 Virginia st
BREWERS' Sugar Company, Limited, sugar refiners, West
Burn square
BREWSTER James, gardener, 66 Holmscroft st
Brewster John, labourer, 1 Kilblain buildings
BRICELAND Andrew, stevedore, 9 Watt st
BRIERLY Harry, overlooker, 7 Mill st
BRIGHTON John, wholesale provision merchant and ham
curer, 1 and 3 Tobago street. Ho. 77 Holmscroft st
BRISBANE Ebenezer, engineer, 93 Belville st
BRISLAND James, machinist, 40 Arthur st
Why pay long prices? Buy direct from the

DIRECTORY. 25
BRISTOW James, fruiterer, i Inverkip st. Ho. 66 Holmscroft
st
BRITISH Linen Co.'s Bank, Bank Buildings, 13 William
st. James Glen, agent
British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company, 2 West
Quay. Leitch & Muir, agents
BRITON Thomas, glazier and glass stainer, 19 Sugarhouse
lane, and of Blythswood Stained Glass Company, 259
West George st, Glasgow. Ho. 62 Eldon st
BRITTLEBANK Thomas, Customs' boatman, 59 Ann st
BROADFOOT William, 54 Brougham st
Broadfoot William, M.D., CM., 6 West Blackhall st. Ho.
23 Bentinck st
Broadfoot Mrs James, 23 Bentinck st
BROCK Archibald, engineer, 89 Belville st
Brock J. C. & Co., wholesale shoe merchants, 22 Hamilton
st
Brock James, shipmaster, 3 Campsie terrace
Brock John, engineer, 3 Regent st
BRODIE Archibald, engineer, 14 Hope st
Brodie James (of William Kelly & Co.), 30 Finnart st
Brodie John, tailor and clothier, 9 Regent st. Ho. 10
Lyle st
Brodie Malcolm, fitter, 2 Mackenzie st
Brodie Neil, engineer, 64 Holmscroft st
Brodie William, spirit merchant, 3 Ropework st. Ho. 41
West Blackhall st
Brodie Miss, dressmaker, 8 South st
Brodie Mrs James, 12 St. Lawrence st
Brodie Mrs, spirit merchant, 35 Wellington st. Ho. 52
Kelly st
Brodie Mrs, 30 Brisbane st
BROOM Alexander, carpenter, Oakfield, east
BROTCHIE William, clerk, 87 Dempster st
Brotchie Mrs Donald, 2 Robertson st
BROUGH Hugh, cartwright, 9 East Blackhall st
Brough John, Depute Sheriff Clerk, and Auditor ol Court,
1 Nelson st, west. Ho. 53 Brisbane st
Brough John, smith and cartwright, 4 Chapel st. Ho. 29
Lyle st
Manufacturers, " Percy's," 14 Hamilton St.

2 6 DIRECTORY.
BROUN Neil & Co., timber measurers, 2 Cathcart st
BROWN Adam, joiner, 83 Wellington st
Brown Alexander & Co., coal merchants, shipping and commission
agents, 4 Bogle st
Brown Alexander, boilermaker, 10 Carnock st
Brown Alexander, carpenter, 3 Regent st
Brown Alexander, engineer, 15 Belville st
Brown Alexander (of Alex. Brown & Co.), 7 Caddlehill st
Brown Alexander, plumber, gasfitter, and zinc worker, 5
Kilblain st. Ho. 27 West Blackhall st
Brown Alexander, poulterer, 3 Watt st
Brown Alexander, vanman, 45 Crawfurd st
Brown Alexander, 68 Finnart st
Brown Alexander R., surgeon dentist, 17 West Blackhall st.
(See Advt.)
Brown Andrew, baker, 114 Dempster st
Brown Andrew, carter, 2 Crawford lane
Brown Andrew, painter, 26 Crescent st
Brown Angus, marine surveyor, 4 Bogle st. Ho. 28 Tra-
falgar st
Brown Archibald, baker, 57 Brisbane st
Brown Archibald, baker, 16 Kelly st
Brown Archibald, carter, 30 Cartsburn st
Brown Archibald, general merchant, Customhouse place.
Ho. 12 Brisbane st
Brown Archibald, moulder, 63 Belville st
Brown Charles, manager Glebe Sugarhouse, 4 Boyd st
Brown David, boilermaker, 82 Belville st
Brown David, cartwright, 2 Wemyss Bay st
Brown David, porter, 58 Lynedoch st
Brown David, shoemaker, 63 Nicolson st
Brown Dugald, carpenter, 69 Regent st
Brown Duncan, clerk, 13 Brisbane st
Brown Duncan, shipmaster, 23 Brisbane st
Brown Ebenezer, carpenter, 7 Belville st
Brown Edward, boilermaker, 3 Macdougall st
Brown George, painter and decorator, 3 Albert place. Ho..
8 Jamaica st
Brown George, salesman, 14 Cathcart st
Brown George A., photographer, 2 Grey place
" Mind your feet." Comfort guaranteed for

DIRECTORY. 27
Brown Hugh, carter, 14 Ann st
Brown Hugh, engineer, 3 Campsie terrace
Brown Hugh, insurance agent, 4 Garvald st
Brown Hugh E., shipmaster, 7 Caddlehill st
Brown James, baker, 50 Holmscroft st
Brown James, clerk, 93 Dempster st
Brown James, jun., collector of water rates, Municipal Buildings.
Ho. 32 Ardgowan st, west
Brown James, foreman job printing department, Greenock
Telegraph, 23 Newton st
Brown James, mechanic, 19 Regent st
Brown James (of Post Office), 1 Ford place, Finnart st
Brown James, painter, 7 Hope st
Brown James, storekeeper, 5 Dempster st
Brown John, blacksmith, 1 1 Carwood st
Brown John, boilermaker, 6 Duff* st
Brown John, carpenter, 28 East Hamilton st
Brown John, carter, 44 Ann st
Brown John, engineer, 5 Belville st
Brown John, engineer, 6 Carwood st
Brown John, engineer, 2 1 Lynedoch st
Brown John, family baker and purveyor, 45 Hamilton st and
11 Union st. Ho. 55 Brisbane st
Brown John, hairdresser,, 13 East breast. Ho. 30 Cartsburn
st
Brown John, porter, 22 West Blackhall st
Brown John, smith, 75 Holmscroft st
Brown John, traveller, 50 Roxburgh st
Brown John M., joiner and builder, 10 Tobago st
Brown John R., surgeon dentist, 30 Cathcart st. (See Advt.)
Brown J. D. (of Clyde Pottery Co.), Craigielea, 103 Eldon st
Brown Jos. S., spirit dealer, 31 Rue-end st. Ho. 32 Nelson
st, west
Brown Joseph C, salesman, 5 Mount Pleasant st
Brown Matthew, fitter, 31 Lyle st
Brown M. M'C (of T. O. Hunter & Co.), 53 Newton st
Brown Neil, spirit merchant, 7 and 9 Sir Michael st, and
Glasgow and Port-Glasgow. Ho. Dunclutha, 67
Esplanade. (See Advt.)
Brown Niven, baker, 25 Newton st
very little money, at " Percy's/' 14 Hamilton St.

2 8 DIRECTORY.
Brown Robert, engineer, 64 Drumfrochar road
Brown Robert, joiner, 65 Holmscroft st
Brown Robert, labourer, 1 Prospecthill st
Brown Robert, tailor, 75 Wellington st
Brown Robert L. (at Welsh, Walker & Macpherson's), 42
Holmscroft st
Brown R. G. (of Clyde Pottery Co.), 41 Esplanade
Brown Samuel, colporteur and agent for Religious Tract and
Bible Society of Scotland, 42 Holmscroft st
Brown, Stewart & Co., paper manufacturers, Overton Paper
Mills, Drumfrochar road
Brown Thomas, blacksmith, 58 Lynedoch st
Brown Thomas, painter, 17 South st
Brown Thomas, policeman, 71 Regent st
Brown Walter, boilermaker, 32 Crescent st
Brown William A. (of Brown, Stewart & Co.), 119 Eldon st
Brown William, blacksmith, 14 John st
Brown William, boilermaker, 8 Hill st
Brown William, dairy, 8 Sir Michael st
Brown William, spirit merchant, 40 West Burn st Ho. 33
Nelson st, west
Brown William, labourer, 18 Antigua st
Brown William, labourer, 18 Hope st
Brown William, grocer, 29 Rue-end st. Ho. 8 Hill st
Brown William, railway porter, 9 Market st
Brown William, seaman, 69 Roxburgh st
Brown William, rivetter, 46 East Hamilton st
Brown Miss Anderson, 23 Ardgowan st, west
Brown Miss Mary, 8 Ardgowan st, west
Brown Mrs Archibald, 5 Kelly st
Brown Mrs James, 24 West Blackhall st
Brown Mrs James, dairy, no Drumfrochar road
Brown Mrs Matthew, 25 Robertson st
Brown Mrs Peter, 9 Nelson st, west
Brown Mrs Robert, 8 Cathcart st
Brown Mrs William, 24 Kelly st
Brown Mrs W. S., draper, 23 Roxburgh st
Brown Mrs, wine and spirit dealer, Havelock Arms, 1 Argyle
st
Brown Mrs, 72 Ann st
Boots at no old -time-war profits, at " Percy's,"

DIRECTORY. 29
Brown Mrs, 2 Campsie terrace
BROWNE & Watson, shipbrokers, 4 Brymner st. Craig,.
Scott & Co., agents
BROWNING James, engineer, 95 Roxburgh st
BROWNLIE Misses, 41 Union st
BRUCE A. M. (of G. & J. Bruce), 8 Ardgowan st, west
Bruce Charles, baker, 17 John st
Bruce David, gardener, 14 Bruce st
Bruce F. G., agent for Union Bank of Scotland (Limited).
Ho. Rock Mount, Eldon place
Bruce George (of G. & J. Bruce), 8 Ardgowan st, west
Bruce George (manager to John Poynter & Son), 1 1 Demp-
ster st
Bruce G. & J., tailors and clothiers, 18 West Blackhall st
Bruce James, joiner, 85 Dempster st
Bruce William, agent, Clydesdale Bank (East- end), and
insurance agent, 43 Rue-end st. Ho. Moorfield villa,.
Upper Ashton, Gourock
Bruce Mrs Agnes, 9 Ardgowan square
Bruce Mrs John, 23 Kelly st
BRUNTON Charles, cabinetmaker, 22 Wellington st
BRYCE John, brassfinisher, 6 Chapel st
Bryce Mrs John, spirit merchant, 9 Main st. Ho. 4 Antigua st
BRYMNER Alexander, blacksmith, 17 Mount Pleasant st
Brymner John, merchant, 105 Eldon st
Brymner Mrs James, furnishing shop, 103 Port-Glasgow road
Brymner William, joiner, 26 East Hamilton st
BRYSON Patrick, cooper, 74 Ann st
Bryson Thomas, shipmaster, 26 West Blackhall st
Bryson William, shoemaker, 18 Tobago st
BUCHAN James, shipmaster, Eadlewood place, Gourock
road
Buchan John, carver and gilder, 71 Regent st
Buchan Robert, river pilot, 34 West Stewart st
Buchan William, rigger, 1 1 Regent st
Buchan Mrs, 10 Terrace road
BUCHANAN Archibald, cartwright and blacksmith, 7 East
Stewart st. Ho. 33 Lynedoch st
Buchanan Alexander, Italian vice-consul, 46 Cathcart st.
Ho. Springhill, Kilcreggan
(Sign of the Clock) M-A-K-E-R-S' PRICES.

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DIRECTORY.
Buchanan David, brassfinisher, 34 Crescent st
Buchanan Donald, coppersmith, 40 Holmscroft st
Buchanan Duncan, postman, 9 Antigua st
Buchanan G. & M., sugar merchants, 17 Hamilton st. Ho.
8 Robertson st
Buchanan H. & Co., shipchandlers, oil and colour merchants,
flag makers, &c, 11 West breast
Buchanan Henry (of H. Buchanan & Co.), 19 Finnart st
Buchanan James, baker, 87 Dempster st
Buchanan James, commission agent, painter and paperhanger,
34 West Burn st. Ho. 34 Brisbane st
Buchanan James, engineer, Garvel Park House
Buchanan John & Co., tailors, clothiers, and military con-
tractors, 42 Cathcart st
Buchanan John, 27 Mearns st
Buchanan John, blacksmith, 31 Ingleston st
Buchanan John, boilermaker, 17 Lyle st
Buchanan John, brassfinisher, 8 Hill st
Buchanan John, carpenter, 36 Crescent st
Buchanan John, carpenter, 32 St. Lawrence st
Buchanan John, joiner, 7 Hill st
Buchanan John L. (of Bone & Buchanan), 45 Brisbane st
Buchanan Neil, rigger, 24 Antigua st
Buchanan Night Asylum, 7 Captain st
Buchanan Peter, joiner, 6 Grey place
Buchanan Robert, joiner, 36 East Hamilton st
Buchanan Robert, 35 Brisbane st
Buchanan William, engineer, 40 Lynedoch st
Buchanan William G., manager, 11 Dempster st
Buchanan Miss, greengrocer, 61 Belville st
Buchanan Miss, 9 Glen st
Buchanan Miss, 48 Esplanade
Buchanan Mrs John, 8 Robertson st
Buchanan Mrs M., Tontine hotel, 34 Cathcart st
Buchanan Mrs R., 45 Brisbane st
Buchanan Mrs, 5 Bearhope st
BUCKLITSCH Edward, joiner, 65 Regent st
BUDGETT James & Son, Limited, sugar merchants, 46
Brymner st
BUICK Thomas, railway guard, 47 Trafalgar st
Shoes at all Prices. Vast Selection, at the

DIRECTORY. 3
BUIE Hugh, 17 Brougham st
Buie Neil, collector funeral society, 68 East Crawford
st
BULLOCH Archibald, Customs officer, 68 Kelly st
BUNTAIN Alexander, carter, 24 Belville st
Buntain James, carter, 22 St. Lawrence st
Buntain James, engineer, 4 Cartsburn st
Buntain James, pansman, 35 Ingleston st
Buntain John, carter, Overton
Buntain Robert, engineer, 19 Ingleston place
BURDEE Harry W., violinist, 7 Nelson st, west
BURNETT James, grocer, 42 West Burn st. Ho. 14
Ardgowan st, west
Burnett John, butter and egg merchant, 13 Market st
Burnett Joseph, outfitter, 56 Rue-end st. Ho. 65 do.
Burnett William, police sergeant, 4 East Hamilton st
BURNIE David, seaman, 1 2 St. Lawrence st
Burnie George, joiner, 34 Crescent st
BURNS Alexander, bill-poster, 10 William st
Burns Charles, surfaceman, 27 Vennel
Burns George, engineer, 21 Trafalgar st
Burns Isaac, fish salesman, 2 Holmscroft st
Burns James, carpenter, 2 Rue-end st
Burns James, engineer, 9 Prospecthill st
Burns John, carpenter, 15 Regent st
Burns Jonathan, sugar sampler, 15 West Stewart st
Burns Philip, labourer, 26 East Crawford st
Burns Robert, sailmaker, 18 Sir Michael st
Burns William, blacksmith, 67 Belville st
Burns William J., grocer, 8 Mearns st. Ho. do.
Burns Mrs George, 2 Bentinck st
BURNSIDE William, engineer, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Burnside Miss Elizabeth, 36 West Blackhall st
BURTON Thomas, collector of poor and school rates, 36
Nicolson st. Ho. 72 Wellington st
Burton Mrs, 45 Lynedoch st
BUSBY Charles, caulker, 7 Carwood st
BUSHE Mrs, 53 Kelly st
BUTLER George Macaulay, nurseryman, &c, Caledonian
Nursery, Murdieston Meadow. Ho. Inverkip road
"Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.
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BYERS John, flesher, 21 Tobago st and 38 St. Lawrence st.
Ho. 16 St. Lawrence st
BYNG George, blacksmith, 26 Trafalgar st
BYRNE Patrick, boot and shoemaker, 59 Inverkip st
BYRON John, storekeeper, 29 Ingleston st
CABRIE William, tailor, 13 Charles st
CADOGAN Hon. Cecil J. G., R.N., Officer in command
Greenock Division of Coastguard, Parklea, 27 Newton st
CAHILL James, carter, 34 Dalrymple st
CAIRD & Co., Limited, engineers and iron shipbuilders,
Arthur st and Dalrymple st
Caird Colin S., ship and insurance agent, timber and commission
merchant, 32 Cathcart st. Ho. Dungourney,
13 Newark st
Caird Patrick T. (of Caird & Co., Limited), 9 Newark st
Caird Robert (of Caird & Co., Limited), 5 Newark st
Caird Mrs James T., Belleaire, 17 Newark st
Caird Mrs John, 119 Eldon st
CAIRNEY William A., tailor and clothier, 32 Hamilton st.
Ho. 73 Holmscroft st
CAIRNS David, M.D., CM., physician and surgeon,
Greenock Apothecaries' Hall, 28 Hamilton st. Ho. 4
Ardgowan square
Cairns James A., 19 Finnart st
Cairns John, musician, 17 Shaw st
Cairns John, pawnbroker, 17 Sir Michael st
Cairns Joseph, plasterer, 1 West Stewart st
Cairns William, engineer, 5 Finnart st
Cairns Mrs James, 35 Kelly st
CAISER Mrs Joseph, wine and spirit merchant, 5 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 6 Ardgowan st, west
CALDER Alexander, moulder, 26 Dalrymple st
Calder Alexander, printer, 3 Brachelston st
Calder Alexander D., commercial traveller, Ford place,
1 Finnart st
Calder Alfred T. (H.M. Customs), 38 Finnart st
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Calder Marcus, physician and surgeon. Consulting rooms,
10 West Blackhall st. Ho. 12 Union st
Calder Mrs, 83 Roxburgh st
CALDERHEAD David, sawyer, 15 Lynedoch st
Calderhead Robert, joiner, 2 1 Llye st
CALDERWOOD Dan., compositor, 89 Roxburgh st
Calderwood Edward, labourer, 4 Mount Pleasant st
Calderwood Hugh, hairdresser, 22 Tobago st
CALDWELL Alexander, traveller, 48 St. Lawrence st
Caldwell David, grocer, 64 Ann st
Caldwell David, grocer and provision merchant, 34 East
Hamilton st. Ho. 40 Mearns st
Caldwell Henry, tugboatman, 11 John st
Caldwell James, painter, 26 Wellington st
Caldwell John, shipping clerk, 64 Kelly st
Caldwell John, tailor, 51 Nicolson st
Caldwell Matthew, grocer, 85 Belville st. Ho. 54 East
Crawford st
Caldwell Robert, grocer, 19 Tobago st. Ho. 29 Bank st
Caldwell Thomas, carpenter, 54 Drumfrochar road
Caldwell William, pointsman, 15 Brougham st
Caldwell William, 4 Prospecthill st
Caldwell Tanet, grocer, 64 Ann st
CALEDONIAN Felt Works, Bogston, Port-Glasgow road
Caledonian Railway Company's Carting Department, Regent
st
Caledonian Railway Company's Goods Office, 17 Bogle st
Caledonian Railway Company's Office, 25 Cathcart st
CALLAGHAN Owen, labourer, 12 St. Lawrence st
CALLAN George, engine driver, 60 East Hamilton st
CALCLUTH John, boilermaker, 13 Holmscroft st
CALLENDER James, labourer, 3 Belville st
CALVERT Thomas, professor of music, 8 Robertson st
Calvert Mrs, teacher of pianoforte and singing, 8 Robertson st
CAMBRIDGE William, dealer, 12 Ann st
CAMERON Alexander, janitor, Hillend Public School
Cameron Alexander, moulder, 44 Lynedoch st
Cameron Alexander (of Post-Office), 31 Lyle st
Cameron Alexander, solicitor and notary public, 4 Argyle st.
Ho. Towerland, Gourock
" No Middle-men's" profits to pay at Percy's.
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Cameron Alexander S., joiner, 41 Roxburgh st
Cameron Allan, carpenter, 2 Garvald st
Cameron Allan & Son, home timber merchants and general
turners, Ashfield saw mills, Macdougall st
Cameron Allan, jun. (of Allan Cameron & Son), Hillend
house, 8 East Crawford st
Cameron Allan (of Allan Cameron & Son), Ashfield cottage,
Macdougall st
Cameron Angus, blacksmith, 32 St. Lawrence st
Cameron Archibald, watchmaker, 16 South st
Cameron A. F., wine and spirit merchant, 4 Watson's lane.
Ho. 25 Dempster st
Cameron Charles, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 1 1 Kilblain
st. Ho. 67 Roxburgh st
Cameron Charles, M.P., Balclutha, Newark st
Cameron Daniel, boilermaker, 9 Crescent st
Cameron Donald, blacksmith, 3 Regent st
Cameron Donald, engineer, 29 Trafalgar st
Cameron Donald, joiner, 5 Rue-end st
Cameron Donald, labourer, 5 Orchard st
Cameron Duncan, labourer, 19 Main st
Cameron Duncan, labourer, 40 Nicolson st
Cameron Hugh, gas inspector, 115 Dempster st
Cameron Hugh, joiner, 67 Regent st
Cameron Hugh, painter, 4 Garvald st
Cameron Hugh, labourer, 80 Belville st
Cameron Hugh, labourer, 23 Nelson st, west
Cameron Hugh, salesman, 56 St. Lawrence st
Cameron Hugh, seaman, 5 Duff st
Cameron James, slater, 23 Sir Michael st
Cameron James, wine merchant, 24 Charles st. Ho. 7
Murdieston st
Cameron John & Son, auctioneers and valuators, 1 2 Sugarhouse
lane
Cameron John, carter, 26 West Blackhall st
Cameron John, engineer, 9 Antigua st
Cameron John, fitter, 6 St. Lawrence st
Cameron John, flesher, 26 Lynedoch st. Ho. Lower Murdieston
Farm
Cameron John, painter, 19 Brisbane st
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Cameron John, pilot, 35 Wellington st
Cameron John, saw sharper, 7 Port-Glasgow road
Cameron John (of Blair & Cameron), 25 Brisbane st
Cameron John, watchman, 40 St. Lawrence st
Cameron John, 1 1 Murdieston st
Cameron John, rivetter, 6 Lauriston st
Cameron John, grocer and provision merchant, 23 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 32 Kelly st
Cameron John, fitter, 1 1 Carwood st
Cameron Matthew, watchmaker and jeweller, 36 Hamilton
st. Ho. 16 South st
Cameron Matthew, woolsorter, 1 7 Prospecthill st
Cameron Murdoch, labourer, 33 Lyle st
Cameron Peter, joiner, 1 1 Lynedoch st
Cameron Peter, tailor, 39 Sir Michael st
Cameron Robert, blacksmith, 67 Nicolson st
Cameron Robert, cabinet maker & upholsterer, 3 Brougham
st
Cameron Robert, engineer, 2 Macdougall st
Cameron John Wilson (of John Cameron & Son). Ho. 84
Union st
Cameron Samuel, mercantile clerk, 2 Robertson st
Cameron Samuel (of H.M.C.), 3 Orangefield place
Cameron William, egg merchant, 8 Mearns st
Cameron William, house painter and decorator, 34 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 47 Brisbane st
Cameron Miss A., greengrocer, 5 John st
Cameron Miss H. R., tobacconist, 5 Rue-end st
Cameron Miss Mary, 28 Crawfurd st
Cameron Miss M'R, 38 Brisbane st
Cameron Miss, 45 Trafalgar st
Cameron Mrs Donald, 5 Regent st
Cameron Mrs Murdoch, 30 Cartsburn st
Cameron Mrs Patrick, feuar, 15 Brisbane st
Cameron Mrs, 69 Roxburgh st
CAMMOCK Hugh, gateman, 50 Roxburgh st
CAMPBELL Alexander, boilermaker, 5 John st
Campbell Alexander, engineer, 4 Holmscroft st
Campbell Alexander, jun., grocer and provision merchant,
20 Arthur st and 84 Belville st. Ho. 13 Lyle st
our Boots & Shoes. The • Percy" Shoe House.

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DIRECTORY.
Campbell Alexander, sailmaker, 87 Dempster st
Campbell Alexander, sanitary officer. Ho. 91 Dempster st
Campbell Alexander, seaman, 3 Regent st
Campbell Alexander, ship chandler, 19 South st
Campbell Alexander, timber measurer, 26 South st
Campbell Alexander, manager for R. Young & Co., auctionmart,
Princes Pier. Ho. 1 2 Laird st
Campbell Alexander & Son, wholesale stationers and paper
bag makers, 46 Hamilton st and 23 West Burn st
Campbell A. & J. & Co., drapers, 22 Arthur st. Ho. 50
East Crawford st
Campbell Allan, carpenter, 5 Regent st
Campbell Allan, painter, 25 Bruce st
Campbell, Anderson & Co., wholesale wine and spirit merchants,
2 Shaw st and 6 Cathcart st
Campbell & Co., family grocers and wine merchants, 89*
Roxburgh st
Campbell Angus, carpenter, 13 Antigua st
Campbell Angus, engineer, 6 Carnock st
Campbell Angus, messenger, Shipping office, 7 Virginia st
Campbell Angus, sugar porter, 8 Hill st
Campbell Angus, timber porter, Albert Harbour. Ho. 5 9'
Regent st
Campbell Archibald, blacksmith, 69 Nicolson st
Campbell Archibald, boilermaker, 1 1 Belville st
Campbell Archibald, British Workman Public House, i6<
Brymner st. Ho. 27 Shaw st
Campbell Archibald, iron turner, 103 Belville st
Campbell Archibald, labourer, 89 Port-Glasgow road
Campbell Archibald, seaman, 22 Bearhope st
Campbell Archibald, shipwright, 3 Regent st
Campbell Charles, letterpress printer, 2 Watt place. Ho.
23 Newton st
Campbell Colin, bottler, 7 Holmscroft st
Campbell Colin, carpenter, 21 Ingleston st
Campbell Colin, joiner, 77 Regent st
Campbell C. T. (of John Hunter & Co.), fish merchant,.
Lerwickville, 79 Brisbane st
Campbell Daniel, blacksmith, 41 Lynedoch st
Campbell David, carpenter, 6 Hay st
"The Leading Men of Glasgow in their Line."

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Campbell David, labourer, 74 Ann st
Campbell Donald, carpenter, 13 East Crawford st
Campbell Donald, carpenter, 28 East Shaw st
Campbell Donald, engineer, 19 Ingleston st
Campbell Donald, joiner, 6 Belville st
Campbell Donald, joiner, 25 Trafalgar st
Campbell Donald, labourer, 4 Sinclair st
Campbell Donald, sailmaker, 63 Holmscroft st
Campbell Donald, shipping officer (M.M.), 30 Wellington
st
Campbell Dugald, accountant, stockbroker, and land agent,
49 Cathcart st. Ho. Ashmount, 16 Patrick st
Campbell Dugald, sailmaker, 2 Watt place
Campbell Duncan, joiner, 7 Caddlehill st
•Campbell Duncan, joiner, 85 Roxburgh st
Campbell Duncan, labourer, 33 Nelson st, west
Campbell Duncan, machineman, 2 Murdieston st
Campbell Duncan, policeman, 18 Bearhope st
Campbell Duncan, sugar porter, 28 Bank st
Campbell Duncan S., salesman, 17 Mount Pleasant st
Campbell Edward, labourer, 3 Holmscroft st
Campbell Hector, carter, 45 Lynedoch st
Campbell Hugh, baker, 81 Wellington st
Campbell Hugh, cooper, 58 Lynedoch st
Campbell Hugh, hammerman, 68 East Hamilton st
Campbell Hugh, surfaceman, 31 East Crawford st
Campbell James & Co., coal, lime, cement, insurance, and
forwarding agents, 23 Cathcart st
Campbell James & Co., Victoria Tower boot and shoe stores,
5 Hamilton st
Campbell James, carpenter, 20 West Stewart st
Campbell James, family grocer, 23 Tobago st. Ho. 32
Nelson st, west
Campbell James, hammerman, 1 Ratho st
Campbell James, 4 Mearns st
Campbell James (of Jas. Campbell & Co.), 12 Wellington st
Campbell James, O.D.O., Customs, 59 Ann st
Campbell James M. (of Campbell & Co., licensed grocers),
89 Roxburgh st. Ho. 45 Brisbane st
Campbell John, boatman, 22 Lynedoch st
Vide Industries of Glasgow. 14 Hamilton St.

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DIRECTORY.
Campbell John, agent for A. G. Kidston & Co. Ho. 5
Trafalgar st
Campbell John, blacksmith, 1 1 Murdieston st
Campbell John, cooper, 39 Ann st
Campbell John, engineer, 59 Ann st
Campbell John, engineer, 1 1 East Crawford st
Campbell John, engineer, 8 Hill st
Campbell John, flesher, 64 Holmscroft st
Campbell John, flesher, 42 Regent st
Campbell John, joiner, 94 Dempster st
Campbell John, joiner, 1 Hill st
Campbell John, joiner, 5 Bank st
Campbell John, labourer, 25 John st
Campbell John, labourer, 23 Belville st
Campbell John, mercantile clerk, 1 1 Nelson st, west
Campbell John (of A. Campbell & Son), 69 Union st
Campbell John, plumber, 12 Dalrymple st
Campbell John, ship smith and chain maker, 1 1 Ropework
st. Ho. 4 Nelson st, Glebe
Campbell Rev. John, Free Gaelic Manse, 7 Ardgowan
square
Campbell John F., draper and hosiery manufacturer, 56
Vennel. Ho. 8 Ardgowan st, west
Campbell John H. (of Malcolm & Co.), 51 Brisbane st
Campbell Lachlan, steamboat master, 56 Kelly st
Campbell Malcolm, boilermaker, 9 Lynedoch st
Campbell Malcolm, spirit merchant, 4 Dellingburn square.
Ho. 35 Regent st
Campbell Matthew, carpenter, 1 1 Carwood st
Campbell Neil, labourer, 61 Belville st
Campbell Neil, cooper, 97 Roxburgh st
Campbell Nicol M., Port. Glasgow and Greenock carrier, 8
Nicolson st
Campbell Norman, sugar porter, 35 Regent st
Campbell Peter, boilermaker, 1 Hill st
Campbell Peter, jun., & Co., commission merchants,
Exchange buildings. Ho. 36 Brisbane st
Campbell Peter, wine and spirit merchant, 1 1 Laird st. Ho.
12 do.
Campbell Richard, brassfinisher, 19 Belville st
Reliable Boots & Shoes at " Makers' Prices,

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Campbell Robert & Co., slaters and slate merchants, 21
West Stewart st
Campbell Robert, boot and shoe maker, 28 Lynedoch st.
Ho. 68 Drumfrochar road
Campbell Robert, checker, 4 Sinclair st
Campbell Robert, clerk, 30 Brymner st
Campbell Robert, engineer, 12 Belville st
Campbell Robert, fitter, 5 East Crawford st
Campbell Robert, labourer, 14 Arthur st
Campbell Robert (of R. Campbell & Co.), 65 Nicolson st
Campbell Robert, shoemaker, 30 St. Lawrence st
Campbell Stuart, labourer, 73 Ann st
Campbell Thomas, joiner, 12 Wellington st
Campbell Walter, stevedore, 18 Hope st
Campbell William, engineer, 2 Mackenzie st
Campbell William, grocer, 76 Ann st. Ho. do.
Campbell William, pointsman, 96 Dempster st
Campbell Miss Catherine, 55 Holmscroft st ,
Campbell Miss C, grocer, 27 Regent st
Campbell Miss Jemima, 6 Finnart st
Campbell Miss Margaret, 33 Nelson st
Campbell Miss Mary, 10 South st
Campbell Miss M. T., fruiterer, 59 Inverkip st
Campbell Miss Sarah, dressmaker, 38 Nicolson st
Campbell Misses, furnishing shop, 7 Rue-end st. Ho. 11
East Blackhall st
Campbell Mrs Alex., 69 Union st
Campbell Mrs Archibald, 24 Brisbane st
Campbell Mrs A., 9 Dempster st
Campbell Mrs A., 33 West Stewart st
Campbell Mrs C, 34 St. Lawrence st
Campbell Mrs Christina, feuar, 17 Caddlehill st
Campbell Mrs Daniel, 1 1 John st
Campbell Mrs Duncan, 30 Ingleston st
Campbell Mrs D., laundry, 25 West Stewart st
Campbell Mrs Hugh, 31 Dempster st
Campbell Mrs James, 9 Hope st
Campbell Mrs James, Lerwickville, 79 Brisbane st
Campbell Mrs Jessie, 30 St. Lawrence st
Campbell Mrs John, 11 Main st
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Campbell Mrs John, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Campbell Mrs John, 2 South st
Campbell Mrs J., 41 Lynedoch st
Campbell Mrs Neil, brush and basket warehouse, 20 Charles
st. Ho. 5 West Blackhall st
Campbell Mrs Peter, 26 Brisbane st
Campbell Mrs P., 67 Regent st
Campbell Mrs William, 15 Robertson st
Campbell Mrs, 21 Antigua st
Campbell Mrs, 18 Cathcart st
Campbell Mrs, 10 Lynedoch st
Campbell Mrs, 48 Shaw st
CANDLISH Mrs, washing and dressing, 12 Ardgowan st,
west
CANNIE Samuel, joiner, 6 Inverkip st
CANNING John, labourer, 10 Nile st
CANT Adam, clerk, 25 Robertson st
Cant James, gardener, The Craigs, 2 1 Newark st
CAPPOCK M. A., provision merchant, 52 Shaw st
CARCHRIE James, rivetter, 1 1 Cross-shore st
Carchrie Robert, rivetter, 7 West Blackhall st
CARLIN William, rafter, 10 William st
CARLISLE Miss, 1 Roseneath st
CARLYLE John, M.D., CM., physician and surgeon, 43
Regent st
Carlyle Mrs, 8 Lyle st
CARMICHAEL A. & J. H. & Co., shipowners, Post-Office
buildings
Carmichael Alexander, labourer, 40 West Burn st
Carmichael Alexander, tugboat master, 21 Newton st
Carmichael Andrew (of A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co.) Ho.
34 Forsyth st
Carmichael x\rchibald, shopman, 75 Wellington st
Carmichael Donald, grocer, 13 Cartsburn st. Ho. 22 Bank st
Carmichael Donald, porter, 15 Lyle st
Carmichael Dugald, carpenter, 30 Roxburgh st
Carmichael Hugh, porter, 13 Duncan st
Carmichael John, smith, 65 Roxburgh st
Carmichael John, stationmaster, Bogston. Ho. 89 Port-
Glasgow road
Newest Designs in Foot Gear arriving daily

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Carmichael John, yardsman, 35 Lyle st
Carmichael John H., feuar, 76 Finnart st
Carmichael Malcolm, teacher, Shaw Street Public School
Carmichael Thomas (of A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co.), 35
Esplanade
Carmichael R. D. (of A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co.), 93
Finnart st
Carmichael William, labourer, 4 Laird st
Carmichael Ann, lodgings, 13 Brisbane st
Carmichael Miss M. G, dressmaker, 47 Brisbane st
Carmichael Mrs Andrew, Milnwood, 93 Finnart st
Carmichael Mrs Donald, grocer, 31 West Burn st. Ho. 17
Nelson st
•Carmichael Mrs James, 16 Robertson st
•Carmichael Mrs, 104 Drumfrochar road
Carmichael Mrs, 16 Hope st
Carmichael Mrs, 1 St. Andrew st
CARNAGHAN James, joiner and builder, 13 Regent st.
Ho. 13 Mearns st
Carnaghan Peter, labourer, 32 Crescent st
Carnaghan Robert, broker, 5 Market st
CARMOODIE Thomas, policeman, 75 Regent st
CARR Mrs Andrew, 1 7 Baker st
CARRICK Mrs, 112 Drumfrochar road
•CARRIGAN George, broker, 6 Smith's lane, 12 Market st,
and 10 Manse lane. Ho. 18 Sir Michael st. (See Advt.)
Carrigan John, spirit merchant, 31 Vennel. Ho. 26 West
Blackhall st
CARRILINE Solomon, H.M.C., in Dempster st
CARROL Mrs, 8 Kilblain st
CARROLL James, stevedore, 22 Cathcart st
CARSE William, glass and china merchant, 51 Vennel.
Ho. 66 Regent st
•CxAlRSON Henry, brassfounder, gasfitter, bellhanger, and
plumber, 26 Crawfurd st. Ho. 29 Nelson st, west
Carson John, labourer, 42 Roxburgh st
•Carson Robert, labourer, 30 St. Lawrence st
Carson Robert, stoker, 75 Wellington st
Carson Thomas, brassfinisher, 31 Trafalgar st
Carson William, fireman, 75 Wellington st
from Head Depot— Percy Brothers, Glasgow.
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CARSTAIRS Robert, blacksmith, 86 Belville st
Carstairs Thomas, lathsplitter, 18 Dalrymple st
CARSWELL Andrew, weigher, 13 Newton st
Carswell Andrew, labourer, 35 West Burn st
Carswell John & Son, timber measurers, 4 Cathcart st
Carswell John (of John Carswell & Son), 51 Esplanade
Carswell Mrs, 75 Holmscroft st
CARTER William, mason, 92 Dempster st
CARTSBURN Sugar Refining Co., 4 Crescent st
CARTSDYKE Apothecary Co., 23 Rue-end st
Cartsdyke Equitable Loan Office, 63 Main st
CASE Mrs, 66 East Hamilton st
CASEY Robert, shipmaster, 25 Robertson st
CASKIE John, sawyer, 21 Main st
CASSIDY Mrs, fish merchant, 22 Bearhope st
CASSON Alexander, joiner, 24 Antigua st
Casson Mrs George, 9 Argyle st
CATHCART Steamship Co. (Limited)—J. & J. Denholm,
agents
CATHIE James, traveller, 22 Brisbane st
CATTANACH Mrs, 10 Regent st
CAVANAGH Patrick J., boilermaker, 7 Cathcart st
CAWTHORNE Mrs, 5 Lynedoch st
CHABANT Miss S., 43 Shaw st
CHALMERS Alexander, smith, bellhanger, and gasfitter,,
14 Crawfurd st. Ho. 28 Newton st
Chalmers Andrew, 81 Dempster st
Chalmers Archibald, joiner, glazier, and funeral undertaker,
36 Roxburgh st. Ho. 72 Wellington st
Chalmers David L., painter, glazier, and paperhanger, 20
Tobago st. Ho. 2 Princes st
Chalmers Henry, tailor and clothier, 30 Nicolson st. Ho.
83 Finnart st
Chalmers Hugh, French polisher, 6 Trafalgar st
Chalmers Hugh M. & Son, timber merchants and joiners, 7
Cowgate st
Chalmers Hume, hotel-keeper and grain merchant, Wheat:
Sheaf Hotel, 4 Church place
Chalmers H. M. (of H. M. Chalmers & Son), 25 Finnart st
Chalmers John, boilermaker, 26 East Hamilton st
Boots you can "Buy weel and hae weel " in,

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Chalmers John,, clerk and collector, Gasworks, Municipal
buildings. Ho. i Manor crescent, Gourock road
Chalmers John, grain and potatoe merchant, 7 Princes st
Ho. 35 Regent st
Chalmers John, joiner, 30 Bruce st
Chalmers John, sailmaker, 36 West Blackhall st
Chalmers John, tobacconist, 7 Cathcart st. Ho. 5 Caddie-
hill st
Chalmers Peter, joiner, 27 Mearns st
Chalmers Robert, blacksmith, 18 Duncan st. Ho. 7 Holms-
croft st
Chalmers Robert, blacksmith, 36 Holmscroft st
Chalmers Robert, chemist and druggist, and branch Post-
Office, 41 Roxburgh st. Ho. 72 Wellington st
Chalmers Robert (of Robert Chalmers & Son), 17 Hamilton
st. Ho. 32 Brisbane st
Chalmers Robert & Son, property and insurance agents,,
valuators, surveyors, and architects, 17 Hamilton st
Chalmers William, carpenter, 14 Regent st
Chalmers William, house factor a..d property agent, 5 West
Blackhall st. Ho. Roslin place, Gourock
Chalmers Miss M., stationer, 73 Nicolson st
Chalmers Miss, tobacconist and furnishings, 26 East Hamilton
st
Chalmers Mrs, 21 Lynedoch st
CHAMBERS Samuel, labourer, 84 Roxburgh st
Chambers William, grocer, 5 John st. Ho. 7 Ingleston st
Chambers W'illiam, spirit merchant, 1 2 Springkell st. Ho.
7 Ingleston st
CHAPPEL Robert, sawyer, 3 Kilblain st
CHARLETON G. P., collector H.M. Customs, Newark
lodge, 28 Newark st
CHARTERS James, labourer, 84 Roxburgh st
Charters James, storekeeper, 23 John st
CHEVALIER Frederick, clothier and outfitter, 4 William
st and 2 Dalrymple st. Ho. 5 Grey place
Chevalier Joseph, ship captain, 16 Mearns st
CHILDS James, rivetter, 82 Belville st
CHIRRY Alexander, printer, 27 Patrick st
CHISHOLM Archibald, 3 Glen st
purchasing direct from us at 14 Hamilton St.

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DIRECTORY.
Chisholm William & Co., coopers, 39 Crawfurd st
CHRISTIE Alexander, blacksmith, 36 Lynedoch st
Christie Andrew, salesman, 8 Murdieston st
Christie George, gardener, 68 Eldon st
Christie Malcolm, tobacconist, 9 East Breast. Ho. 8 Crossshore
st
Christie Rev. Charles, M.A., minister of Augustine Church.
Ho. 43 Regent st
Christie Rev. J. G., B.D., assistant, West Kirk. Ho. 14
Brisbane st
Christie Robert, labourer, 44 Lynedoch st
Christie William, finisher, Overton
Christie Wm. N., tobacco-pipe manufacturer, match importer,
and small ware merchant, 14. Market st. Ho. 22
Kelly st
Christie Mrs, 24 Pottery st
CHRISTIAN Association, Young Men's, 17 West Stewart st
Christian Mission, 41 Hamilton st
Christian Young Women's Association, 27 West Stewart st
CITY and District Parcel Delivery Co., and universal forwarding
agents, 29 Brymner st, and 82 Mitchell st, Glasgow
City of Glasgow Steam Dyeing and Laundry Co., 2 Cathcart
square
CLAPPERTON James, boilermaker, 24 Lynedoch st
Clapperton John, carpenter, 10 Carnock st
Clapperton John (of J. M. Macfarlane & Co.), Drumslea,
39 Newark st
Clapperton Mrs, 9 Ardgowan st, west
Clapperton Mrs, 12 Lynedoch st
Clark Andrew A., shipmaster, 6 Ardgowan st, west
Clark Archibald, baker, 37 Ann st. Ho. 41 do.
Clark Archibald (of John Clark & Son), 2 Esplanade
Clark Daniel, fireman, 87 Belville st
Clark David, boltmaker, 10 Regent st
Clark David, goods guard, 52 West Blackhall st
Clark Edward, mason, 68 Inverkip st
Clark James, labourer, ^6 Ingleston st
Clark James W., joiner, 39 Holmscroft st
Clark John & Son, watchmakers, jewellers, and chronometer
makers, 19 West Blackhall st. (See Advt).
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Clark John, blacksmith, n Dempster st
Clark John, carter, 56 Drumfrochar road
Clark John, engineer, 15 Lauriston st
Clark John, seaman, 29 Nelson st, west
Clark John A., cooper, 7 Boyd st
Clark Joseph, greengrocer, 51 Vennel
Clark Joseph, labourer, 40 Nicolson st
Clark Joseph, ladies' hatter, 29 Cathcart st
Clark W. B., grocer, 29 Shaw st. Ho. 30 Brymner st
Clark W. B., salesman, 34 Mount Pleasant st
Clark Miss Catherine, dressmaker, 61 Holmscroft st
Clark Miss M., confectioner, 105 Port-Glasgow road
Clark Miss, dressmaker, 9 Antigua st
Clark Miss, 58 Drumfrochar road
Clark Miss, 14 Regent st
Clark Mrs Andrew, 9 Antigua st
Clark Mrs D., 72 East Crawford st
Clark Mrs D., 2 Watt place
Clark Mrs, draper, 43 Ann st. Ho. do.
Clark -Mrs Peter, feuar, 60 Ann st
Clark Mrs, 2 Argyle st
Clark Mrs, 7 Mill st
CLEGG John, engineer, 32 Crescent st
CLELAND Alexander (of Cleland & Stewart), 3 Ford place,
Finnart st
Cleland & Stewart, merchant tailors and clothiers, 18 Hamilton
st
CLELLAND Miss, 3 Kelly st
CLEMES Richard, joiner, 13 East Crawford st
CLERK Duncan (of R. & S. Neill Clerk & Orkney), 25
Octavia terrace
CLIMIE John, cutler, 3 George square
Climie Robert, cutler and gunsmith, 20 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 27 West Stewart st
Climie Miss Jane, greengrocer, 1 Kelly st
Climie Mrs, 51 Kelly st
CLINK John D., underwriters' surveyor, 4 East Breast.
Ho. 53 Octavia terrace
CLUCKIE N. Gordon, M.B., L.F.P.S.G., ophthalmic surgeon,
Glendonwyn, Eldon st
Boots, visit the " Percy" Boot & Shoe Depot.

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DIRECTORY.
CLUFF Michael, labourer, 27 Belville st
CLUNIE James, mariner, 13 Antigua st
CLYDE Pottery Co., manufacturers of earthenware, Port-
Glasgow road
Clyde Ropework, Berry-yards. Warehouse, 3 East Breast.
Clyde Shipping Co., steamship and steamtug owners, Customhouse
buildings—Allan Swan, agent
Clyde Stevedore Co., 1 Open Shore and 7 Dock breast
Clyde Sugar Refining Co.,' 107 Drumfrochar road
Clyde Yacht Agency, 4 East breast— Macalister & Fyfe,
agents
CLYDESDALE Banking Co. (Limited), 7 Hamilton st
Clydesdale Banking Co. (Limited), East end—43 Rue-end
st—William Bruce, agent
COCHRAN Alexander, labourer, 30 St. Lawrence st
Cochran John, boilermaker, 1 1 Hill st
Cochran Robert (of D. M'Cormick & Co.), 13 Kelly st
COCHRANE Archibald, joiner, 3 Broomhill st
Cochrane Crawford, clerk, Post Office, 20 Wellington st
Cochrane William, joiner, 10 Baker st
Cochrane Mrs Janet, wine and spirit merchant, 10 Baker st
Cochrane Mrs, 8 Duff st
Cochrane Mrs, 9 South st
Cochrane Mrs, 13 Mount Pleasant st
Cochrane Mrs, greengrocer, 1 Lauriston st
COGHILL D., Eadlewood place, Gourock road
COHEN Jacob, picture frame maker, 8 Cross-shore st. Ho.
49 Shaw st
COILS John, labourer, 40 Ann st
COLBURN Alex., cutter, 1 1 Nelson st, west
COLE George A., labourer, 39 Holmscroft st
COLLIGAN Patrick & Co., brokers, 22 Shaw st. Ho. 13
Cross-shore st
COLLINS Henry, caulker, 34 East Hamilton st
Collins Henry, painter, 2 Crawford lane
Collins Joseph, jun., teacher of music, 17 Nelson st, west
Collins Joseph, painter, 17 Nelson st, west
Collins William, salesman, 21 Nelson st
Collins William, baker, 76 Dempster st
Collins Mrs J. B. S., 19 Newton st
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COLQUHOUN Duncan, painter and decorator, i Union st.
Ho. 2 Finnart st
Colquhoun John, clothier, 7 Grey place. Ho. 32 Ardgowan
st, west
Colquhoun John, cooper, 45 Holmscroft st
Colquhoun Richard, mason, 68 Inverkip st
Colquhoun Robert, irondresser, 5 Nile st
COLVILLE i\.rchibald, pointsman, 20 Pottery st
Colville James, engineer, 35 Wellington st
Colville James, shunter, 11 Brachelston st
COMMERCIAL Bank of Scotland, Limited, 36 Cathcart
st— James Tannahill, agent
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Limited (West end Branch),
15 West Blackhall st— James Tannahill, agent
COMMISSARY Clerk's office, County Buildings, 1 Nelson
st, west
CONGREGATIONAL Chapel, 7 George square
CONGALTON Lieutenant William, R.N.R., examiner of
masters and mates, Mercantile Marine Office. Ho.
Glenardoch, Doune
CONIE Mrs, 7 Shaw place
CONKEY Alexander, labourer, 18 Serpentine walk
CONN James P., saw miller, 101 Belville st
Conn John, sawsharper, 91 Belville st
CONNELL Alexander, clerk, 1 1 Roxburgh st
Connell James, commission, insurance, and forwarding agent,
20 Cathcart st. Ho. 9 Ardgowan st, west
Connell John, driller, 1 1 Lauriston st
Connell John, labourer, 40 Nicolson st
Connell William, tinsmith, 6 Holmscroft st
CONNELLY Francis, grocer, 25 East Shaw st
CONNER Hugh, carpenter, 16 Port-Glasgow road
Conner James, rafter, 64 Drumfrochar road
Conner Mrs John, plumber and gasfitter, 3 East Blackhall st.
Ho. 39 Bank st
CONNING H. & J., milliners, 2 Inverkip st. Ho. 11
Newark st
Conning John, gardener, Balclutha Lodge, 1 1 Newark st
CONNOR David, bandmaster, 1st R.R.V., 7 Brisbane st
Connor James, boilermaker, 31 East Crawford st
Goods is the "Percy" Boot and Shoe House.

48 DIRECTORY.
Connor John, artist, 10 Kelly st
Connor Robert, carter, to Chapel st
CONWAY Andrew, greengrocer, 18 Sir Michael st
Conway David, clerk, 3 Hope st
Conway Francis, licensed broker, 4 Tobago st. Ho. 4.
Mearns st
Conway Matthew, painter, 9 Lyle st
COOK Alexander, brakesman, 21 John st
Cook Angus, chainmaker, 47 Crawfurd st
Cook Archibald (of D. & A. Cook), 23 Brisbane st
Cook David, outfitter, 9 Rue-end st. Ho. 27 Lyle st
Cook D. & A., smiths and chain makers, 4 Charles st
Cook John, carpenter, 45 Rue-end st
Cook John, joiner and blockmaker, Lindsay Lane, West
Quay head. Ho. 19 Nelson st, west
Cook John, yachtsman, 7 Carwood st
Cook Robert, caulker, 2 Garvald st
Cook Robert, millworker, 124 Drumfrochar road
Cook Robert, pawnbroker, auctioneer, and valuator, 33
Market st. Ho. 9 Orangefield place
Cook R., jun., auctioneer and valuator, 26 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 9 Orangefield place. (See Advt.)
Cook William, B.A. Lond. F.E.I.S., Head-master Holmscroft
Public School. Ho. Roselea, 71 Newton st
Cook William, fireman, 30 Lynedoch st
Cook William, millworker, Overton
Cook Miss, 35 Lyle st
Cook Mrs Archibald, 2% Kelly st
Cook Mrs Duncan, 29 Mearns st
Cook Mrs William, 4 Garvald st
Cook Mrs, 5 Hope st
COOPER Archibald, engineer, 42 Arthur st
Cooper Archibald, painter, 25 Bruce st
Cooper H. B. & Co., engineers, 2 Springkell st. Ho. 40
Nelson st, west
Cooper William, mate, 3 Antigua st
COOTE Thomas, Express Laundry, 25 Wellington st.
Ho. do.
CO-OPERATIVE Society (Greenock Central), 31, 33, and
35 Roxburgh st. Branch : 48 Lynedoch st
We assure you all our Boots are made only

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Co-operative Society,
Glasgow road
18 East Crawford st and 105 Port-
Co-operative Society (Industrial), 5 Arthur st
COPELAND James, labourer, 54 Drumfrochar road
Copeland John, joiner, 83 Dempster st
Copeland Nathan, joiner, 4 Old Hillend
COPLAND John, engineer, 19 Antigua st
CORBET Rev. Alexander, minister, 2 Lyle st
CORDUCK John, labourer, 26 East Hamilton st
CORK Steam Packet Office, 9 Customhouse buildings
Allan Swan, agent
CORMIE Douglas, driller, 3 Lauriston st
Cormie John, blacksmith, 31 Hamilton st. Ho. 1 Ford
place, Finnart st
Cormie John, ironmonger, cutler, and tool merchant, 4 Shaw
st. Ho. 1 Ford place, Finnart st
CORNEY Richard, brassfinisher, 6 Hope st
COTTRELL -Robert Reynolds, grocer, 45 Crawfurd st
COULTHART David, carter, 104 Dempster st
COUSAR Mrs James, lodgings, 68 Inverkip st
COUTTS John, club master, 21 Ardgowan square
COVE James, naval instructor, 19 Antigua st
COWAN Alexander, joiner, 35 Roxburgh st
Cowan Alexander R., salesman, 15 Dempster st
Cowan David, carpenter, 24 Pottery st
Cowan Dugald, carpenter, 14 Arthur st
Cowan John, mason, 31 Ingleston st
Cowan John, merchant, Stoneleigh, 23 Newark st
Cowan Robert, railway guard, 5 Ratho st
Cowan Robert & Co., drapers, tailors, and clothiers, 2 West
Blackhall st
Cowan Mrs A., 22 Brisbane st
Cowan Mrs, ladies' nurse, 13 Nelson st, west
Cowan Mrs, 20 Bruce st
COWIE Mrs William, 70 Eldon st
COWLEY Charles, shoemaker, 42 West Burn st. Ho. 22
West Blackhall st
COWPER David B., chemist, 9 Lynedoch st. Ho. 14 Lyle
st
COYLE Anthony, joiner, 5 Lynedoch st
from Solid Leather. " Percy's," 14 Hamilton St.
—

50
DIRECTORY.
Coyle Edward, engineer, 27 Belville st
Coyle John, jun., clerk, 31 Dempster st
CRABBE William, grocer and provision merchant, 26 and
35 Ann st. and 2 Murdieston st. Ho. 18 South st
CRAIG Andrew E., baker, 6 Murdieston st
Craig Angus, bricklayer, 8 Hay st
Craig Cornelius, storekeeper, 53 Regent st
Craig Uavid, watchman, 80 Belville st
Craig George, mason, 6 Lauriston st
Craig Hugh, boilermaker, 33 Roxburgh st
Craig James, cooper and stave merchant, 1 1 Dellingburn st.
Ho. Rosslee, Kilmalcolm
Craig James, caulker, 5 East Crawford st
Craig James R., hatter, 35 West Burn st. Ho. 14 Ardgowan
st, west
Craig James R. (of Orr, Hunter & Co., Limited), Barrhill
house, Gourock
Craig John, baker, 28 Lynedoch st. Ho. do.
Craig John (of Craig, Scott & Co.), Craigdullyeart, Gourock
Craig John P., Victoria restaurant, 13 Hamilton st. Ho 9
William st
Craig John, smith, 40 Ann st
Craig John, labourer, 22 West Blackhall st
Craig John, carpenter, 1 Mill st
Craig J. & M., manufacturers of fire-clay goods
and pottery ware. Factories, Hillhead, Perceton,
and Longpark, Kilmarnock. Agents in
Greenock, John A. Simpson & Co., 10
Brougham st and 6 Tobago st. (See Advt.)
Craig Samuel, labourer, 14 Serpentine walk
Craig Samuel, labourer, 78 Belville st
Craig, Scott & Co., shipowners, ship and insurance brokers,
4 Brymner st
Craig Thomas (of Orr, Hunter & Co., Limited), Barrhill
house, Gourock
Craig William, boilermaker, 34 St. Lawrence st
Craig William, clerk, 35 West Shaw st
Craig William, labourer, 32 Ingleston st
Craig Mrs John, 52 Eldon st
CRAM James, mason, 5 Brachelston st
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Cram Peter, feuar, 13 Mount Pleasant st
CRAMOND Archibald, skinner, 8 Carwood st
CRANE Mrs, 4 Cartsburn st m
Crane Mrs, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
CRANSTON Mrs, 47 Brisbane st
CRAWFORD Alexander, Central Coffee House, 2 William
st, and Albert Coffee House, 3 Ker st. Ho. 4 Shaw
place
Crawford Alexander, joiner, 43 Lynedoch st
Crawford Alexander, plasterer, 16 Bruce st
Crawford Alexander, seaman, 8 West Burn st
Crawford Archibald, carpenter, 15 East Shaw st
Crawford Archibald, cooper, 1 1 East Blackhall st
Crawford Bryce (of Crawford & Thomson), 37 Roxburgh st
Crawford & Fulton, joiners and builders, 10 Terrace road
Crawford Gavin & Son, bootmakers, 9 West Blackhall st.
Ho. George villa, Kilmalcolm
Crawford Hugh, feuar, 31 Finnart st
Crawford H. B. (of Town Clerk's Office), 26 Brisbane st
Crawford & Hope, ship carpenters, 37 West Stewart st
Crawford James, boilermaker, 23 Lynedoch st
Crawford James, engineer, 2 Wellington st
Crawford James, flesher, 83 Roxburgh st. Ho. 24 Robertson
st
Crawford James, gateman, Overton
Crawford James (of Crawford & Kerr), 38 Brymner st
Crawford Joseph, rivetter, 84 Belville st
Crawford John, blacksmith, 77 Regent st
Crawford John, blacksmith, 5 Hill st
Crawford John, tinsmith, 13 Crescent st
Crawford John (of W. & J. Crawford), 36 Esplanade
Crawford John, provision merchant, 6 Watson's lane
Crawford John L., coal merchant, Lynedoch Station. Ho.
44 Lynedoch st
Crawford J. W. (of J. C. Smith, Macdonald & Crawford),
Raillies, 93 Newton st
Crawford & Kerr, plumbers and lead merchants, 6 Bogle st
Crawford & Laurie, drapers and clothiers, 7 West Blackhall st
Crawford M., confectioner, 4 Argyle st. Ho. 34 Nelson
st, west
(Sign of the Clock), M-A-K-E-R-S' P-R-l-C-E-S.
1

52
DIRECTORY.
Crawford P. R. (of Crawford & Laurie), 5 1 Brougham st
Crawford Robert, 24 Robertson st.
Crawford Robert, A.M.Inst. C.E., Harbour Engineer, Municipal
buildings. Ho. Springhill, Gourock
Crawford Robert, contractor, 9 Princes st. Ho. 40 Mearns st
Crawford Robert, farmer, 124 Drumfrochar road
Crawford Robert, patternmaker, 14 South st
Crawford Robert, smith, 8 West Burn st
Crawford Robert P., wine merchant and distillers' agent, 35
Ingleston st and Crescent st. Ho. Lome place, 9
Margaret st
Crawford Thomas, shipowner, 61 Brisbane st
Crawford & Thomson, ironfounders, Caledonian foundry,
48 and 50 Trafalgar st
Crawford William, family grocer, 5 Grey place. Ho. Bute
terrace, Millport
Crawford William, glazier and glass merchant, 9 Market st-
Ho. 31 Nelson st, west
Crawford William, joiner, 13 Lauriston st
Crawford William, joiner, 28 Lynedoch st
Crawford William, joiner, 34 Nejson st, west
Crawford William, joiner, 4 Nelson st, west
Crawford William, labourer, 3 Regent st
Crawford William (of Denney & Crawford), 14 South st
Crawford William (of W. & J. Crawford), 99 Finnart st
Crawford William H., boatbuilder, 82 Belville st
Crawford W. & J., shipowners, 49 Cathcart st
Crawford Miss Jane, 14 South st
Crawford Miss, 40 Mearns st
Crawford Mrs Agnes, 47 Nicolson st
Crawford Mrs Charles, Berlin wool and fancy warehouse, 29
West Blackhall st
Crawford Mrs Dugald, 20 John st
Crawford Mrs Hugh, 33 West Burn st
Crawford Mrs Robert, 22 South st
Crawford Mrs William, 23 Ingleston st
Crawford Mrs, 1 Campsie terrace
CREELMAN George, labourer, 5 Belville st
CRICHTON Hugh, gardener, belleaire cott., 17 Newark st
CROCKATT J. R., merchant, Glasgow. Ho. 87 Brisbane st
Saving 25% in Buying our All-Leather Boots at

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Crockatt Mrs William, 87 Brisbane st
CROMAR George, shipwright, 14 Wellington st
CROMARTY James, engineer, 34 Nelson st, west
CROMBIE Mark, cooper, 77 Regent st
Crombie William, gardener, 29 Brougham st
CROMWELL Mrs, 13 Mearns st
CROOKSHANKS Joseph, carriage hirer and funeral undertaker,
43 West Blackhall st. Ho. do. (See Advt).
CROSBIE H., Capt. Adjutant 1st Renfrew V. B. A. & S.
Highlanders, Drill Hall, Kelly st
CROSS W. Paterson, professor of music, 8 Brougham st
Cross Misses, dressmakers, 19 Brisbane st
CROSSMAN William, skinner, 28 West Burn st
CROWLEY John C, examining officer, H.M. Customs, 22
Trafalgar st
CROWLY William, broker, 17 Cartsburn st
CRUDEN Mrs Alexander, 20 West Stewart st
CRUICKSHANK Alexander (of postal telegraphs), 29
Dempster st
Cruickshank Francis, draper, 15 Newton st
CRU IKS HANK Geo. M. (of Cruikshank & Fairweather,
consulting engineers and patent
agents), 62 St. Vincent st, Glasgow.
Cruikshank & Fairweather, consulting engineers
and patent agents, 62 St. Vincent st, Glasgow.
(See Advt).
CRUTHERS E., pawnbroker, 28 Dalrymple st. Ho. 30
Kelly st
CULLEN William, bootmaker, 85 Roxburgh st. Ho. 87 do.
CULLODEN Mrs, 18 Eldon st
CUMBERLIDGE Edward, labourer, 78 Belville st
CUMMESTY James, iron turner, 12 St. Lawrence st
CUMMING Charles, blacksmith, 37 Crawfurd st
Cumming & Co., tea merchants, 41 Hamilton st
Cumming James, joiner, 7 Hope st
Cumming James, moulder, 23 Ingleston st
Cumming John B., engineer, 78 Belville st
Cumming M. & A. grocers, 40 Holmscroft st
Cumming Thomas, baker, 9 Murdieston st
Cumming William, carter, 42 Roxburgh st
14 Hamilton St.— Percy Brothers, Proprietors.

54
DIRECTORY.
dimming Miss, 5 West Stewart st
dimming Mrs, 3 Bearhope st
CUMMISKY James, porter, 34 West Blackhall st
CUMNOCK Edward, painter, 9 Watt st
Cumnock Mrs, 17 South st
CUNINGHAM Charles, sugar broker and commission
merchant, 49 Cathcart st. Ho. 8 Ardgowan st, wr est
CUNNINGHAM Archibald, engineer, 19 Antigua st
Cunningham Colin, joiner, 57 Inverkip st
Cunningham Duncan (of D. Cunningham & Co.), 20 Ardgowan
st
Cunningham D. & Co., sugar and general 'forwarding agents,
City buildings, 32 Cathcart st
Cunningham James, hammerman, 43 Holmscroft st
Cunningham John, baker, 5 1 Holmscroft st
Cunningham John, merchant, 32 Cathcart st. Ho. Seafield,
2 Fox st
Cunningham John, railway porter, 30 Nelson st, west
Cunningham John F., grocer, 113 Dempster st
Cunningham John F., shipmaster, 1 Ford place, Finnart st.
Cunningham J. H., dyer, 73 Ann st
Cunningham Neil, carpenter, 2 1 Dempster st
Cunningham Patrick, labourer, 28 West Blackhall st
Cunningham P. G., 31 Bank st
Cunningham Robert, baker, 40 Nelson st, west. Ho. 2
South st
Cunningham Robert, blacksmith, 2 Watt place
Cunningham Robert, policeman, 85 Wellington st
Cunningham Thomas, cashier, 53 Belville st
Cunningham Thomas, engineer, 10 Hay st
Cunningham William, pansm'an, 3 Mearns st
Cunningham Mrs, 85 Roxburgh st
CURRIE Alexander, caulker, 5 Hill st
Currie Alexander, cooper, 14 Mearns st
Currie Angus, fisherman, 3 York st
Currie David, porter, 8 Holmscroft st
Currie Dugald, labourer, 6 Hope st
Currie Duncan, carpenter, 7 East Crawford st
Currie Hugh, joiner, 63 Nicolson st
Currie Gilbert, clerk, 48 Ann st
Boots you buy direct from Percy Brothers, at

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Currie James, baker, 82 Roxburgh st
Currie James, carter, 16 Sir Michael st
Currie James & Co., managers of the Leith, Hull & Hamburg
Steam Packet Co., Wallace buildings
Currie John, carpenter, 35 West Shaw st
Currie John, joiner, 63 Holmscroft st
Currie John, sugar sampler, 8 Nicolson st
Currie Lachlan, sailmaker, 61 Nicolson st
Currie Malcolm, clerk, 19 Newton st
Currie Peter, shipmaster, 21 Nelson st, west
Currie Richard, storekeeper, 12 Ardgowan st, west
Currie Robert, carpenter, 8 Kilblain st
Currie Robert, seaman, 32 Nicolson st
Currie Robert, tailor, 8 Buccleuch st
Currie Samuel, upholsterer, 60 Kelly st
Currie William C, 14 Lyle»st
Currie Mrs Neil, 19 Bruce st
CURROR Geo., woolspinner, 59 Ann st
CURTIS Charles H & Co., distillers, Auchintoshan, Dumbartonshire
; wine and spirit importers, City buildings,
32 Cathcart st ; and distillery bonded storekeepers, 24
Market st and 29 Hamilton st
Curtis Charles H. (of Charles H Curtis & Co.), Ebberley,
27 Octavia terrace
Curtis C. H. & Co., wine and spirit merchants, 24 Nicolson st
Curtis William H. (of C. H. Curtis & Co.), 27 Bentinck st
Curtis Misses, Greenbank house, 50 Kelly st
CUSTOMHOUSE Buildings, Steamboat quay
CUTHBERT James, seaman, 70 East Crawford st
Cuthbert Rev. William, Primitive Methodist Church, Roxburgh
st. Ho. 49 Brisbane st
Cuthbert Misses, dressmakers, 33 Roxburgh st. Ho. 35
Roxburgh st
Cuthbert Mrs, 35 Roxburgh st
CUTHBERTSON James R., wholesale manufacturing confectioner,
2 Grey place
Cuthbertson James S. compositor, 83 Wellington st
Cuthbertson Robert S., joiner, 22 Antigua st
Cuthbertson Mrs William, 31 Lynedoch st
CUYCO Pantileon, Spanish Sailors' Home, 8 East breast
(Percy's Corner), 14 Hamilton St., Greenock.

56
DIRECTORY.
CZARNIKOW & Boog, sugar brokers, Exchange buildings,
27 Cathcart st—
J. A. Jarvie, agent
DAILY James, brassfinisher, 27 Belville st
Daily James, brassfinisher, 51 Belville st
Daily and Weekly " Glasgow Herald " (newspaper) Office,
29 Cathcart st
DAISLEY John, hairdresser, 28 Roxburgh st. Ho 67
Regent st
DALE Archibald, engineer, 7 1 Wellington st
Dale James, superintendent engineer, G. & S. W. Railway,
17 Brougham st
DALLAS Adam, joiner, 34 Ann st
Dallas Joseph, labourer, 30 Ingleston st
Dallas Matthew, cooper, 29 Ann st
Dallas William, baker, 15 Roxburgh st
DALLY William, boilermaker, 29 Ingleston st
DALRYMPLE Patrick, labourer, 43 Main st
DALZELL Mrs William, 30 Nelson st, west
DANISH Dairy Company, 27 Cathcart st. James
M'Glaughlin, manager
DARROCH Archibald, seaman, 26 Charles st
Darroch Colin, cowfeeder, 41 Trafalgar st
Darroch Donald, fitter, 77 Regent st
Darroch Duncan, collector of harbour dues, Customhouse.
Ho. 50 Brougham st
Darroch James, joiner, 10 Lynedoch st
Darroch John, carter, 28 Bruce st
Darroch Peter, boilermaker, 80 Belville st
Darroch Miss, grocer, 12 Watt st
Darroch Miss, 21 Ingleston st
DAVERS & Francis, drysalters, 2 Shaw st
Davers J. (of Davers & Francis), 85 Belville st
Davers Mrs A., grocer, 81 Belville st. Ho. 85 do.
DAVID Simon H., policeman, 35 West Stewart st
DAVIDSON Andrew, boilermaker, 24 Antigua st
Davidson David, smith, 33 East Crawford st
We are a Quarter of a Centurry established.

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Davidson David, carpenter, 1 3 West Stewart st
Davidson George, British Workman Public House, 99 Port-
Glasgow road. Ho. do.
Davidson George, sailmaker, 1 Kilblain buildings
Davidson George F., joiner, 18 Serpentine walk
Davidson James, sawyer, 4 Garvald st
Davidson James, shipmaster, 2 George square
Davidson Rev. James, M.A., Finnart U.P. Church. Ho. 85
Brisbane st
Davidson John, sailmaker, 43 Crawfurd st
Davidson Robert, watchmaker and jeweller, 4 West Black-
hall st. Ho 67 Nicolson st
Davidson Robert, yardsman, 17 Brougham st
Davidson William, moulder, 83 Belville st
Davidson William, rigger, 9 Hope st
Davidson William, spirit deaier, 1 Crescent st. Ho. 33
Brougham st
Davidson William, seaman, 22 Bearhope st
Davidson William A., x-\.H.C, 1 Kilblain st
Davidson Mrs, 15 Sir Michael st
DAVIE James, joiner, 28 Crawfurd st
Davie John, agent Consulaire de France, 63 Rue-end st.
Ho. 17 Union st
Davie John, brassfinisher, 24 Pottery st
Davie Robert, jun., representative of Vaccuum
Oil Company, 63 Rue-end st. Ho. 4 Fox st
Davie Robert & Co., timber measurers, 63 Rue-end st
Davie Robert (of Robert Davie & Co.), 4 Fox st
DAVIES John, engineer, 13 Belville st
Davi.es Lewis S., rigger, 24 Bruce st
Davies Mrs William, grocer, 24 West Blackhall st. Ho. do.
DAWSON James, engine-driver, 3 Regent st
Dawson John, carpenter, 40 Nicolson st
Dawson John, steamboat agent, Customhouse quay. Ho.
1 6 Cathcart st
DEACKIN Mrs, 24 Hamilton st
DEAN John, prison warder, 77 Wellington st
DEANS Samuel, labourer, 19 Prospecthill st
DEAS John S., Inspector of Poor, 36 Nicolson st. Ho. 19
Patrick st
iPercy Brothers' Boots walk over the World.

5 8 DIRECTORY.
DELLINGBURN Sugar Refinery, Rue-end st
DEMPSEY Michael, spirit merchant, 22 Vennel. Ho. 15
Roxburgh st
DEMPSTER Duncan R, sugar refiner (of Neill, Dempster
& Neill), Derculich, Tullypowrie, Perthshire
Dempster George, accountant, Provident Bank. Ho. 20
South st
Dempster James, joiner, 20 South st
Dempster James, rivetter, 38 Main st
Dempster Mrs Margaret, 20 South st
-Dempster Mrs, 3 Regent st
DENHAM Robert, boot and shoe merchant, 25 Hamilton
st. Ho. 20 Brisbane st
Denham Mrs William, 20 South st
DENHOLM J. & J., ship insurance, forwarding, and commission
agents, Exchange buildings, 27 Cathcart st
Denholm John (of J. & J. Denholm), 42 Brisbane st
Denholm Mrs, 18 Antigua st
DENNEY Archibald, brassfounder, 12 Lyle st
Denney & Crawford, joiners, 54 Kelly st
Denney John, irondresser, 12 Nile st
Denney John (of Denney & Crawford), 34 South st
DENNY John, labourer, 19 Ingleston place
Denny Thomas, hairdresser, 33 Shaw st. Ho. 45 do.
Denny Miss, grocer, 10 Mount Pleasant st
DENNISTON James, plumber, 8 Mount Pleasant st
Denniston John S., 19 Patrick st
DEUBLER Conrad, labourer, 22 Inverkip st
Deubler Peter, upholsterer, 16 Kelly st
DEVENISH George, labourer, 1 1 Main st
DEVINE James, sanitary inspector, Municipal buildings,
Dalrymple st. Ho. Craigieknowes Hospital, Sinclair st
Devine Daniel, grocer, 5 East Shaw st
Devine Hugh, engineer, 24 Wellington st
DEVLIN Henry, sheriff officer, 41 Cathcart st. Ho. 23
Dempster st
Devlin Jas. P., spirit merchant, 18 Vennel
Devlin John, rigger, 14 Ardgovvan st, west
Devlin M., fruiterer and confectioner, 1 Grey place. Ho.
29 Nelson st, west
You get all that Money and Experience can:

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Devlin Patrick, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Market st, 24
Cathcart st, and 37 Brymner st. Ho. 99 Eldon st
Devlin Paul, labourer, 51 Main st
DEWAR & Co., smiths, tinsmiths, gasfitters, and bellhangers,
26 Charles st
Dewar John, joiner, 5 West Stewart st
Dewar John (of Dewar & Co.), 16 Laird st
DICK Andrew, joiner, 16 South st
Dick Archibald, joiner, 67 Roxburgh st
Dick David, labourer, 87 Wellington st
Dick Ebenezer, cooper, 2 Crawford lane
Dick Hugh, tinsmith, n Lyle st
Dick James K., joiner, 27 Dempster st
Dick John, joiner, 9 Dempster st
Dick J. M., hatter, hoiser, glover, and shirtmaker, 1 1 West
Blackball st. Ho. 19 Bentinck st
Dick Robert, goods guard, 108 Dempster st
Dick Robert, smith, 18 Vennel
Dick R. & J., gutta p'ercha boot and shoe manufacturers,
22 Cathcart st
Dick Thomas, cooper, 20 South st
Dick William, cooper, 62 Kelly st
Dick Miss, 32 Nelson st, west
Dick Mrs Boyd, 32 South st
Dick Mrs, feuar, 24 Brisbane st
DICKIE George B. (at Thomas Skinner & Co.), Parkhill,
Kilmalcolm
Dickie James, boilermaker, 26 Trafalgar st
Dickie Mrs, dressmaker, 2 Watt place. Ho. 26 Lynedoch
st
Dickie Mrs John, 57 Inverkip st
DICKSON Alexander, engineer, 5 Belville st
Dickson Benjamin, agent, London & North-Western Railway
Co., 20 Brymner st. Ho. Thornbank, Gourock
Dickson David, sugarboiler, 29 Lyle st
Dickson George, clerk, 34 South st
Dickson Henry, hammerman, 3 Regent st
Dickson James, carpenter, 41 Sir Michael st
Dickson James, engine driver, 3 East Crawford st
Dickson James, boot and shoe merchant, 46 Cathcart st
make out of Leather at 14 Hamilton Street.

6o DIRECTORY.
Dickson Joseph, station master, Lynedoch station. Ho. 51
Lynedoch st
Dickson Robert, sugarboiler, 66 Lynedoch st
Dickson Thomas, labourer, 13 Antigua st
DILLON Peter, gasfitter, 104 Drumfrochar road
Dillon Thomas, labourer, 18 Antigua st
Dillon Mrs, 26 John st
DINGWALL Donald, boilermaker, 6 John st
DINNING John, carter, 6 Carnock st
Dinning Miss, matron of reception house, 35 Crawfurd st
DISCHARGED Prisoners' Aid Society Home, 58 Ann st
DIVER James, agent Prudential Assurance Company, 6
Trafalgar st
DIXON Robert (of Alexander & Dixon), Laurel bank,
Albert road, Gourock
Dixon William (Limited), iron and coalmaster, Dellingburn
square
DOAK James, engineer, 66 East Hamilton st
Doak James, moulder, 10 Nile st
Doak William, carter, 66 Regent st
Doak Mrs, 7 Nile st
DOBBIN George, tobacconist 4 Sir Michael st
Dobbin John, waggon inspector, 76 Wellington st
DOCHERTY Daniel, flesher, 27 Charles st and 30 Dalrymple
st. Ho. 31 Nicolson st
Docherty Frank, cooper, 15 Nelson st, west
Docherty George, boilermaker, 8 Duff st
Docherty George, flesher, 5 William st and 15 Market st.
Ho. 7 William st
Docherty James, rafter, 24 Hamilton st
Docherty James, smith, 35 Nicolson st
Docherty Robert, engineer, 39 Ann st
Docherty Robert, labourer, 1 2 Nile st
Docherty William, greengrocer, 28 Inverkip st
Docherty William, labourer, 2 1 Bearhope st
Docherty Mrs, 84 Roxburgh st
DOCKER Edward, basketmaker, 26 St. Lawrence st. Ho.
18 do.
Docker James, chemist's assistant, 27 Ann st
DODD William S., 6 Carnock st
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Dodd Mrs William, 5 Lauriston st
Dodd Miss Mary, 34 St. Lawrence st
DODDS William, carpenter, 18 Cathcart st
Uodds Mrs James, 14 Robertson st
DOIG Alexander, coal merchant, 13 Holmscroft st
Doig James, 5 Newton st
Doig Mrs Alexander, 28 Newton st
DONACHIE Hugh, gardener, 4 Salmon st
Donachie William, labourer, 45 Nicolson st
DONALD Alexander, labourer, 59 Ann st
Donald J. & Co., tobacco and cigar merchants, 7 Hamilton st
Donald James, 60 Forsyth st
Donald Robert, yardsman, 37 Lynedoch st
Donald Miss, 9 Esplanade
DONALDSON David, smith, 48 %
St. Lawrence st
Donaldson John, fireman, 61 Belville st
DONNELLY Benjamin, slater, 60 Ann st
Donnelly Edward, labourer, 43 Holmscroft st
Donnelly Thomas, rigger, 6 Duff st
Donnelly Miss, dressmaker, 65 Rue-end st
DOOLE James, policeman, 2 Duff st
DOOLEY James, boilermaker, 16 Bruce st
DOUGALL Robert, blockmaker, 1 2 Lyle st
DOUGAN Charles, labourer, 13 Holmscroft st
DOUGANS William, gardener, 51 Kelly st
DOUGLAS David, boot closer, 115 Dempster st
Douglas David, marine store dealer, 2 Vennel. Ho. 16
Dalrymple st
Douglas Duncan, tugboatman, ^^ Lynedoch st
Douglas George, policeman, 6 Hay st
Douglas James, smith, 9 Hope st
Douglas James, labourer, 31 Ingleston st
Douglas John C, cook, 92 Dempster st
Douglas & Son, watch and clock makers, gold and silver-
smiths, jewellers, &c, 9 Hamilton st
Douglas Dr John Campbell, M.B., L.R.S.C, Edin., physician
and surgeon, 5 Ardgowan st, west
Douglas John, labourer, 38 St. Lawrence st
Douglas John (of Mackenzie & Walker), Mount Stewart, 20
Margaret st
Substantial Value in Boots.
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62 DIRECTORY.
Douglas Malcolm, shipmaster, 53 Holmscroft st
Douglas Peter, tailor and clothier, 14 Hamilton st. Ho. 73
Holmscroft st
Douglas Thomas N. (of Douglas & Son), 155 Eldon st
Douglas Walter, timber measurer, 89 Roxburgh st
Douglas William, cutter, 62 Regent st
Douglas William (of Scott & Douglas), 23 Newton st
Douglas Miss 14 South st
Douglas Mrs Alfred, 13 Holmscroft st
Douglas Mrs, 6 John st
DOW Donald, carter, 1 2 Arthur st
Dow Dugald, labourer, 3 Lauriston st
Dow John, joiner, 8 Nicolson st
Dow Mrs E., spirit dealer, 18 Sir Michael st. Ho. 29
Brougham st
DOWELL James, carter, 85 Roxburgh st
DOWLING James, watchman, 85 Belville st
DOWIE W. W., 15 Robertson st
Dowie William, engineer, 4 Carwood st
Dowie Mrs E. T., 15 Robertson st
DOWN Charles, labourer, 32 Arthur st
DOWNES Hugh, engineer, 17 Lyle st
DOWNIE Francis, engineer, 42 St. Lawrence st
Downie James, clerk, 29 Bank st
Dowmie James, fitter, 26 East Crawford st
Downie John, blacksmith, 16 Wellington st
Downie John, joiner, 32 East Hamilton st
Downie M., fruiterer, 57 Rue-end st
Downie Peter, engineer, 6 Chapel st
Downie William, dresser, 1 7 John st
Downie William, sailmaker, 72 Wellington st
Downie Miss M. M., n Roxburgh st
Downie Miss, dressmaker, 29 Bank st
DOWNING Mrs William, wine and spirit merchant, 29
Cathcart st and 2 Mansionhouse lane. Ho. 1 Watt place
DOYLE Patrick, irondresser, 72 Ann st
DRAKE J. V. & Co., sugar merchants, Exchange buildings,
27 Cathcart st
©RINNAN Thomas, moulder, 86 Belville st
DRTJMM James, painter, 24 Union st. Ho. do.
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DRUMMOND Daniel, deputy harbour-master, 3 Antigua st
Drummond Daniel, grocer, 8 South st
Drummond John, cooper and stave merchant, 5 2 Rue-end
st. Ho. 27 Mearns st
Drummond Robert, bottler, 45 Crawfurd st
Drummond Robert, carpenter, 14 West Blackhall st
Drummond Robert, engine-driver, 11 Brougham st
Drummond William, labourer, 19 Bearhope st
Drummond Miss, 50 Brougham st
DRYDEN Robert, teacher, Greenock Academy. Ho. 27
Union st
Dryden Mrs, ladies' school, 27 Union st
DRYSDALE George, blacksmith, 29 Belville st
Drysdale John, watchman, 1 Mill st
Drysdale Robert, compositor. 7 Mount Pleasant st
Drysdale Thomas, millwright, 7 Prospecthill st
Drysdale Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 3 Crescent st.
Ho. Viewbank, 42 St. Lawrence st
DUCKWORTH Joseph, woolsorter, 112 Drumfrochar road
DUFF Archibald, engineer, 2 Duff st
Duff Daniel, blockmaker, 61 Dalrymple st. Ho. 3
Brougham st
Duff Daniel, jun., blockmaker, 2 Duff st
Duff James & Sons, brassfounders, coppersmiths, gasfitters,
and bellhangers, 47 Rue-end st
Duff James B. (of Barr & Co.), 23 Esplanade
Duff John, carpenter, 39 Ann st
Duff John, flesher, 18 East Crawford st. Ho. do.
Duff Robert, blacksmith, 5 Hope st
Duff Robert, 18 Bentinck st
Duff William, flesher, 84 Belville st. Ho. So. Hillend Farm
Duff William, plumber, 13 Lauriston st
Duff Miss, grocer, 89 East Hamilton st
Duff Miss, 28 Brisbane st
DUFFNER John, watchmaker, 28 Inverkip st
DUFFY Daniel, butter and egg merchant, 59 Vennel. Ho.
89 Roxburgh st
Duffy Mrs Jane, 10 Stanners st
DUNBAR James, boot and shoe maker, 29 Sugarhouse lane
Dunbar John, sugarhouse labourer, 19 Cathcart st
" Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.

64 DIRECTORY.
Dunbar Miss, 33 Ardgowan st, west
Dunbar Miss, 21 Patrick st
DUNCAN Alexander, 15 Hope st
Duncan Rev. Alexander, minister of Mount Pleasant U.P.
Church, 2 Robertson st
Duncan Allan, skinner, 3 East Crawford st
Duncan Andrew, brassfinisher, 15 Lyle st
Duncan Archibald, shipbuilder, 18 Bentinck st
Duncan Archibald, shipmaster, 9 Murdieston st
Duncan Archibald, shipwright, 14 Hope st
Duncan A. (of Duncan & Sharp), 37 Princes st, Port-Glasgow
Duncan & Co., sack and bag merchants, Cartsburn and
Stanners st
Duncan Colin, blacksmith, 52 St. Lawrence st
Duncan Daniel, joiner, 14 Lyle st
Duncan Henry, rivetter, 8 Mount Pleasant st
Duncan James, rafter, 27 Vennel
Duncan John engineer, 8 Regent st
Duncan John, lathsplitter, 10 South st
Duncan John, pansman, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Duncan John, rafter, 32 Tobago st
Duncan J. B., jeweller, 44 Ann st
Duncan Matthew, contractor and dairyman, 2 Brachelston st
Duncan Michael, labourer, 13 Crescent st
Duncan Robert, coal merchant, 7 Holmscroft st. Ho. 28
Wellington st
Duncan Robert, spirit dealer, 12 Baker st
Duncan Samuel, chemist and druggist, and branch Post Office,
19 West Blackhall st. Ho. Bute villa, 16 Finnart st
Duncan & Sharp, brassfounders, plumbers, and gasfitters,
Ladyburn
Duncan Thomas, fruit, flower, and vegetable merchant, 8
Grey place. Ho. 2 Brachelston st
Duncan Thomas, painter and decorator, 30 Market st, and
9 Buccleuch st. Ho. 28 Bruce st
Duncan William, rivetter, 1 St. Andrew st
Duncan William, salesman, 11 Regent st
Duncan William, shipmaster, 45 Brisbane st
Duncan Miss, 16 Cathcart st
Duncan Miss, 13 Lynedoch st
25% Ordinary Retailers' Prices at the

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Duncan Mrs, Rosebank, Cardwell bay
Duncan Mrs A., 3 Argyle st
Duncan Mrs James, 16 Mearns st
Duncan Mrs John, 37 Roxburgh st
Duncan Mrs J., 5 West Blackhall st
Duncan Mrs Robert, 12 South st
Duncan Mrs R. F., 22 Brisbane st
Duncan Mrs, 4 Kilblain st
DUNLEAVY Daniel, fitter, 11 Carwood st
DUNLOP Allan, family grocer, 67 Nicolson st
Dunlop David J. & Co., engineers and shipbuilders, Inch
Works, Port-Glasgow
Dunlop David J. (of David J. Dunlop & Co.), Glenhuntly,
Port-Glasgow
Dunlop George, jun., wine andv spirit merchant, 10 East
breast
Dunlop James L. (of David J. Dunlop & Co.), Glenhuntly,
Port-Glasgow
Dunlop M. F. (of M. F. Dunlop & Murray), Glenview, 95
Newton st
Dunlop M. F. & Murray, writers and notaries public, 2
Church place
Dunlop Robert, coppersmith, 7 Mill st
Dunlop Robert, labourer, 71 Ann st
Dunlop Miss, lodgings, 3 Brougham st
Dunlop Mrs J., 13 Ardgowan st, west
Dunlop Mrs, 5 Robertson st
DUNN A. C, engineer, 95 Belville st
Dunn George, clerk, 9 Murdieston st
Dunn John, boilermaker, 16 Kilblain st
Dunn Peter, patternmaker, 48 St. Lawrence st
Dunn Miss, teacher, 6 Ardgowan st, west
Dunn Mrs Andrew, 16 Mearns st
Dunn Mrs Archibald, 35 West Burn st
DUNNING John, carpenter, 18 St. Lawrence st
Dunning Mrs Matthew, 4 Trafalgar st
DUNSMORE Andrew, 31 Lyle st
Dunsmore William, gardener, 34 Mount Pleasant st
DURKIN Henry R., forwarding agent, 27 Cathcart st. Ho.
19 Brisbane st
"Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.
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66 DIRECTORY.
DURSLEY James, spirit merchant, 41 Main st
DUTHIE James, cooper, 14 Robertson st
Duthie James, wine and spirit merchant, 27 Rue-end st.
Ho. 6 Trafalgar st
Duthie R. G., hair-dresser, 12 Laird st. Ho. 9 Nelson st,
west
DYER Mrs John, 4 Kilblain st
EADIE Andrew, foreman, 18 Port-Glasgow road
Eadie Forbes, lieutenant of police, Police Chambers. Ho.
32 Ann st
EADS Angus, gilder, 2 Macdougall st
EAGAR J. B. (of Inland Revenue), 36 South st
EAGLE Foundry, 28 Baker st
EAGLESHAM James, blacksmith, 12 Murdieston st
Eaglesham John, shoemaker, 9 Trafalgar st
EAST-End Co-operative Society, grocers, bakers, and drapers,
18 East Crawford st. Branches—46 East Hamilton st
and 105 Port-Glasgow road
East-end Medical Hall, 63 Rue-end st
East Parish Church, 7 Regent st
EASTERN Hall, 13 John st
EASTON Daniel, hair-dresser and perfumer, 4 Argyle st.
Ho. 4 Nelson st, west
Easton David, time-keeper, 28 Wellington st
Easton Peter, brassfmisher, 1 Crescent st
Easton Robert (of M'Cammond, Easton & Co.), 14 South st
Easton Robert F., clerk, 66 Wellington st
Easton Mrs, 69 Regent st
EDELSTEN Richard, tobacconist, commission agent, and
branch Post-Office, 29 Brougham st. Ho. Glendevon
cottage, 8 Glen st
EDGAR George, painter and decorator, 94 Roxburgh st.
Ho. 78 Holmscroft st
Edgar James, messenger, Post-Office. Ho. 93 Roxburgh st
Edgar John, shoemaker, 32 East Shaw st. Ho. 71 Wellington
st
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DIRECTORY. 67
Edgar William, labourer, 41 Holmscroft st
Edgar William, leather merchant, 3 William st and 54 Shaw
st. Ho. 66 Kelly st
EDINGTON Adam B., painter, 32 Nelson st, west
EDINBURGH Heritable Security Co. (Limited), 4 Argyle
st—Alexander Cameron, agent
EDMISTON Allan, clerk, n East Blackhall st
Edmiston George, scale, beam, and weighing machine maker,
Municipal Buildings. Ho. 15 Bearhope st
Edmiston Thomas, blacksmith, 20 St. Lawrence st
Edmiston William, nailmaker, 5 Arthur st
EDMONSTON Andrew, miller, 17 Lauriston st
EDWARDS John, boilermaker, 62 Drumfrochar road
Edwards Simon, greengrocer, 33 Roxburgh st. Ho. 5
Caddelhill st
Edwards William, boltmaker, 9 Argyle st
Edwards Mrs Elizabeth, 21 Brisbane st
Edwards Mrs, 31 Nelson st, west
EDWIN Richard, painter, 63 Nicolson st
EGELSON James, time-keeper, 60 Main st
ELDER John, time-keeper, 80 Belville st
ELFORD George, cabinet maker, 36 St. Lawrence st
ELWARD Archibald, blacksmith, 58 Lynedoch st
ELLIOT Charles, grocer, 26 East Crawford st. Ho. 14
Bruce st
Elliot Henry, carpenter, 32 East Hamilton st
Elliot Samuel, cooper, 24 Bruce st
Elliot Thomas, compositor, 72 Wellington st
Elliot William, labourer, 126 Drumfrochar road
Elliot Mrs, 40 Cathcart st
ELLIS James, bootmaker, 44 Brymner st. Ho. 38 do.
Ellis Robert, carpenter, 1 1 Lyle st
ELSTOB James, engineer, 1 1 Garwood
ELTRINGHx\M John, tugboatman, 27 Lynedoch st
EMSLIE James, brassfinisher, 57 Belville st
ENGELBERT & Co., London, oil merchants and manufacturers,
patentees and sole manufacturers of Engelbert's
lubricator—Agent for Scotland, R. Edelsten; stores, 29
Brougham st, Greenock
EPISCOPAL (St. John's) Church, 10 Union st
prices, from Percy Bros., 14 Hamilton Street.

68 DIRECTORY.
ERSKINE D. M. (of Greenock Feltwork Co.), Finnart grove
Erskine George, slater, 1 2 Lauriston st. Ho. 2 Garvald st
Erskine James, M.A., M.B., Surgeon to the Glasgow
Ear Institution, 241 Buchanan st. Ho.
6 Newton st, Charing Cross, Glasgow
Erskine James, printer and stationer, 40 Shore
st, Gourock. Ho. Nithsdale buildings, Gourock.
Erskine James, tenter, 43 Lynedoch st
Erskine John (of Greenock Felt Work Co.), Finnart Grove
ETHE RIDGE Walter, steward, 30 Newton st
EVANGELICAL Union Church, Mearns st
Evangelical Union Church, Nelson st, west
EVANS John, confectioner, 17 Ann st. Ho. 26 Ann st
Evans J. T., 7 Dempster st
Evans Mrs, Lome place, 54 Brougham st
EVENING Home for Girls, 27 West Stewart st
EVERETT Joseph, tugboatman, 19 Regent st
EWART James, carter, 1 Kilblain buildings
Ewart Thomas, labourer, 9 Lyle st
Ewart W. H., police constable, 25 Lynedoch st
EWING George T., carpenter, 38 East Hamilton st
Ewing Robert & Co., merchants and commission agents, 55,
Rue-end st
Ewing James, joiner, 18 St. Lawrence st
Ewing William, 55 Drumfrochar road
Ewing William, baker, 22 Ann st
Ewing Mrs James, lodgings, 15 Nelson st, west
FACULTY of Procurators' Library, County Buildings, Nelson
st, west
FAID John, H.M. Customs, 12 Brisbane st
FAILL John, salesman, 27 Trafalgar st
FAIRBAIRN Andrew, commission agent, 48 Brougham st
Fairbairn James, skinner, 5 East Crawford st
FAIRFOOT Arthur, seaman, 24 Sir Michael st
FAIRGRIEVE Andrew & Sons, plumbers, brassfounders,
tinsmiths, and gasfitters, 6 West breast
" Gentlemen," we have as fine Boots & Shoes

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Fairgrieve John B., registered plumber (of Andrew Fairgrieve
and Sons), 7 Robertson st
Fairgrieve Thomas, warehouseman, 15 Dempster st
FAIRLEY James, joiner, 48 Lynedoch st
FAIRLIE Robert P., assistant inspector of poor, 22 Kelly st
Fairlie William, cabinetmaker, 34 West Blackhall st
FAIRMAN Edward, bank porter, Union Bank of Scotland,
2 Church place
FAIRWEATHER Wallace (of Cruikshank and
Fairweather), consulting engineer and patent
agent, 62 St. Vincent st, Glasgow
FAITH John, grocer, 9 Main st. Ho. do.
Faith John, plater, 57 Main st
FALCONER Archibald, labourer, 8 Duff st
Falconer & Grieve, dressmakers, 14 Union st
Falconer William, labourer, 112 Drumfrochar road
Falconer William, plumber, 12 Trafalgar st
Falconer Mrs, 29 Regent st
FARISH George, engine driver, 17 Brougham st
FARMER Hugh, slater, 23 East Shaw st
FARQUHAR Charles, shoemaker, 41 Hamilton st. Ho.
8 Brisbane st
Farquhar John M'K., chemist, 10 West Blackhall st. Ho.
35 Kelly st
Farquhar Mrs William, 34 Brisbane st
FARQUHARSON William, engineer, 5 Lauriston st
Farquharson Mrs Alexander, grocer, 80 Belville st. Ho. 17 do.
FARRELL James, grocer, 52 East Hamilton st. Ho. do.
Farrell Patrick, engineman, Overton
Farrell Robert, grocer, 21 Main st. Ho. 15 do.
FARWELL Mrs W. F., artist, 31 Brougham st
FAY Arthur, 2 Watt place
FERGUS C. & C, photographic artists, 36 West Blackhall
st. Ho. Rosebank, Dunoon
Fergus Walter (of C. & C. Fergus), 36 West Blackhall st
FERGUSON Alexander, engineer, 20 Antigua st
Ferguson Alexander, 53 Union st
Ferguson Archibald, wood-turner, 1 Duncan st
Ferguson Charles, grocer, 24 Shaw st and n Brymner st.
Ho. 21 Union st
as can be made, at 14 Hamilton Street.

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DIRECTORY.
Ferguson Colin, carpenter, 36 East Hamilton st
Ferguson & Co.,sailmakers, Roslin st, Glebe. Ho. 53 Union st
Ferguson D., bank accountant, 32 Brisbane st
Ferguson Daniel, merchant, 23 Ardgowan st, west
Ferguson Donald, 7 Murdieston st
Ferguson Donald, boatman, 36 St. Lawrence st
Ferguson Donald, clerk, 76 Dempster st
Ferguson Donald, salesman, 87 Wellington st
Ferguson Edward, engineer, 17 Newton st
Ferguson Frederick, painter, 47 Roxburgh st
Ferguson George, confectioner, 31 Cathcart st. Ho. 24
Antigua st
Ferguson George, secretary, Amalgamated Engineers' Hall,
10 William st. Ho. 10 Shaw place
Ferguson Hugh, grocer, 5 William st. Ho 13 Lyle st
Ferguson James, blacksmith, 91 Port-Glasgow road
Ferguson James, coppersmith, 49 Trafalgar st
Ferguson James, dyer, 26 East Crawford st
Ferguson James (of Sharp & Ferguson), 54 Brougham st
Ferguson James, agent for the Singer Manufacturing Co., 26
West Blackhall st. Ho. 1 1 Royal st, Gourock
Ferguson John Anderson, R.N., governor, Sir Gabriel Wood's
Mariners' Asylum
Fesguson John, carpenter, 6 Carnock st
Ferguson John, clerk, 6 Murdieston st
Ferguson John, cooper, 62 Ann st
Ferguson John, engineer, 64 Drumfrochar road
Ferguson John, engineer, 24 St. Lawrence st
Ferguson John, joiner, 13 Watt st
Ferguson John, railway guard, 71 Wellington st
Ferguson John, wood moulder, 7 East Crawford st
Ferguson Malcolm, boatman, 2 Garvald st
Ferguson Moses, stevedore, 13 West Stewart st
Ferguson Peter, labourer, 10 Baker st
Ferguson Robert, accountant and house factor, 17 West
Blackhall st. Ho. Bay villa, Gourock
Ferguson Robert, bolt screwer, 5 Holmscroft st
Ferguson Robert, carpenter, 103 Belville st
Ferguson Robert, feuar, Cowdenknowes cottages, 79 Wellington
st
11 Ladies," we can save you money in Boots-

DIRECTORY. 7
Ferguson Robert, shipmaster, 28 Ardgowan st, west
Ferguson Samuel, labourer, 13 Brymner st
Ferguson Thomas, caulker, 6 Mount Pleasant st
Ferguson Thomas, policeman, 6 Lyle st
Ferguson William, butcher, 9 Newton st. Ho. 6 Lyle st
Ferguson William, gasfitter, copper and sheet-iron worker,
14 West Burn st and 4 Inverkip st. Ho. 4 Inverkip st
Ferguson William, shipmaster, 30 Ardgowan st, west
Ferguson Jane and Henrietta, grocers,
Antigua st
62 Ann st. Ho. 20
Ferguson Miss Jane,
do.
spirit merchant, 13 Shaw st. Ho. 15
Ferguson Miss M., confectioner, 35 West Blackhall st.
24 Antigua st
Ho.
Ferguson Mrs John, 1 2 St. Lawrence st
Ferguson Mrs John, 26 Trafalgar st
Ferguson Mrs John, 26 Wellington st
Ferguson Mrs Mary, 20 South st
Ferguson Mrs, dressmaker, 10 Antigua st
Ferguson Mrs, furnishings, 44 Inverkip st
Ferguson Mrs, 53 Holmscroft st
Ferguson Mrs, 58 Main st
FERNIE William T., provision merchant, 23 Charles st.
Ho. 40 Shore st, Gourock
Fernie Mrs George, feuar, 7 Bearhope st
FERNLEY John, foreman, 1 Hope st
FERNS Charles, engineer, 1 East William st
Ferns James, blacksmith, 15 Belville st
Ferns Mrs Thomas, furnishings, 1 Kilblain st
FERRIE Patrick, engineer, 41 Lynedoch st
FERRIER Alexander, mason, 25 Mount Pleasant st
FETTES James, ropespinner, 45 Trafalgar st
FIELDING Alexander, sen., carpenter, 40 St. Lawrence st
Fielding Alexander, jun., carpenter, 40 St. Lawrence st
FILSHIE George, Coylton dairy, 10 Mearns st
FILSHILL James, boilermaker, 34 East Crawford st
Filshill Stewart, boilermaker, 95 Belville st
FINDLAY Dugald, carpenter, 1 Kilblain st
Findlay John, furnishing ironmonger, smith, and gasfitter,
39 Cathcart st and 10 Terrace road. Ho. 49 Newton st
at the " Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton St.
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DIRECTORY.
FINGLAND Edward D., M.A., colleague minister of St.
Andrew's Free Church, 20 Union st
FINLAY A. Campbell (of Campbell Finlay & Co.), 12 Bogle
st. Ho. 62 Esplanade
Finlay A. H., wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 9 Shaw st
and branches
Finlay Campbell & Co., warehouse-keepers and shipowners,
12 Bogle st
Finlay Duncan, mason, 3 Ingleston st
Finlay Hugh, baker, 14 Mearns st
Finlay John, blacksmith, 1 West Stewart st
Finlay John, labourer, 17 Belville st
Finlay John P., insurance agent, 61 Eldon st
Finlay Thomas, engineer, 28 East Hamilton st
Finlay Thomas P., 61 Eldon st
Finlay Mrs A. H., 56 Esplanade
Finlay Mrs Robert, 61 Eldon st
Finlay Mrs William, 4 Nelson st, Glebe
FINN John, labourer, 41 Holmscroft st
FINNIE Colin, joiner, 24 Bank st
Finnie Daniel, painter, 5 Kilblain st
FIRTH John, wool-sorter, 55 Drumfrochar road
FISHER & Co., tanners, skinners, and wool merchants,
Ladyburn
Fisher Daniel, engine-driver, 3 Macdougall st
Fisher James C. & Co., tailors, clothiers, outfitters, hatters,
and hosiers, 12 Cathcart st
Fisher John, boot and shoe warehouse, 96 Roxburgh st.
Ho. 15 do.
Fisher John, joiner, 30 Roxburgh st
Fisher John C., agent for Glasgow " Daily" and " Weekly
Herald," and ' ; Evening Times," 29 Cathcart st. Ho.
24 South st
Fisher Joseph, labourer, 19 Regent st
Fisher Peter, manufacturer of composition for steam boilers,
pipes, &c, &c, 42 Lynedoch st
Fisher Peter B., shipmaster, 53 Brisbane st
Fisher R. F. (of Fisher & Co.), 40 Forsyth st
Fisher Thomas, dispensing chemist, 97 Roxburgh st. Ho.
77 Holmscroft st
Percy Bros. "City" Boot for Gentlemen, 10/6,

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Fisher Walter (at J. & R. Houston's), 20 South st
Fisher W. Bowman, dental surgeon, 21 West
Burn st
Fisher Mrs John, 12 Wellington st
Fisher Mrs Thomas, 20 South st
FITZGERALD Michael, gunner, R.N., 27 Trafalgar st
FIT2PATRICK Patrick, causewayer, 24 Tobago st
FLANAGAN Robert, paper maker, Overton
FLASHMAN George, yacht agent and shipbroker, 13
Hamilton st. Ho. Kilmory, Ashton, Gourock
FLECK William, river pilot, 27 West Blackhall st
FLEMING Alexander M. (of Fleming, Reid & Co.), 65
Esplanade
Fleming Edward, plumber, 68 Inverkip st
Fleming Francis, labourer, 13 Ingleston st
Fleming George, carpenter, 39 Holmscroft st
Fleming Henry, flesher, 7 John st. Ho. 85 Belville st
Fleming Humphrey, engineer, 19 Ingleston st
Fleming James, ironmonger, basket, brush, and toy warehouseman,
wholesale hardware, smallware, and fancy
goods merchant, 14 Cathcart st, and 37 West Burn st.
Ho. 16 Wellington st
Fleming James, 28 Bank st
Fleming James (of Fleming, Reid & Co.), 37 Fox st
Fleming James, labourer, 7 Prospecthill st
Fleming James, engineer, 5 Lynedoch st
Fleming James, labourer, 13 Lauriston st
Fleming John, commercial lodgings, 49 Rue-end st
Fleming John, rivetter, 83 Belville st
Fleming John, salesman, 2 1 Dempster st
Fleming John, shipmaster, 18 Bentinck st
Fleming John R. (of Laurie & Fleming), 6 Kelly st
Fleming Matthew, engineer, 27 Trafalgar st
Fleming Matthew, spirit merchant, 46 Lynedoch st. Ho.
39 Bank st. (See Advt.)
Fleming, Reid & Co., merchants and worsted spinners,
Shaws Water Worsted Mills, Drumfrochar road
Fleming Robert, 22 Robertson st
Fleming Mrs A., keeper of waiting rooms, Princes Pier.
Ho. 3 Grey place
no trouble to show them, at 14 Hamilton St.

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DIRECTORY.
Fleming Mrs Daniel, 28 Trafalgar st
Fleming Mrs Matthew, 14 Ardgowan st
Fleming Miss, lodgings, 16 Cathcart st
FLETCHER A., assurance agent, 25 Newton st
Fletcher Alexander, salesman, 53 Regent st
Fletcher & Co., provision dealers, 1 Campsie terrace
Fletcher Dugald, porter, 66 Wellington st
Fletcher Malcolm, baker, 24 West Stewart st
Fletcher Miles, boilermaker, 6 John st
Fletcher Mrs Peter, 36 Crescent st
FLETT Alfred, grocer, 31 Vennel. Ho. 51 Holmscroft st
FLINT Mrs J., 9 Holmscroft st
FLOCKHART Mrs Isabella, 71 Nicolson st
Flockhart Mrs John, 27 Patrick st
Flockhart Mrs John, bookseller and stationer, 8 West Black-
hall st. Ho. 69 Nicolson st
FLOOD Luke, plasterer, 80 Dempster st
FOOTE James, patternmaker, 17 Lauriston st
FORBES Hugh, engineer, 59 Rue-end st
Forbes James, sugarboiler, 29 Dempster st
Forbes John, labourer, 27 Ingleston st
Forbes John, labourer, 45 Holmscroft st
Forbes John, musicseller, 15 West Blackhall st. Ho. 34
West Stewart st
Forbes Mrs, 21 Ingleston place
Forbes Mrs, 4 Sinclair st
FORD Charles, seaman, 27 Vennel
Ford John, labourer, 3 Belville st
Ford John (late H.M. Customs), 72 Wellington st
Ford Joseph, labourer, 18 Nicolson st
FORDYCE Lewis, meter inspector, 33 Crawford st. Ho.
12 Murdieston st
FORREST John, accountant, house factor, and insurance
agent, 26 Crawfurd st
FORRESTER James, carpenter, 65 Rue-end st
Forrester William, boilermaker, 29 Ingleston st
Forrester William, engineer, 52 Holmscroft st
Forrester William, machinist, 19 Bearhope st
FORSTER John, shipmaster, 9 Kelly st
FORSYTH Alexander, joiner, 12 Murdieston st
" High-class" Boots at Manufacturers' Prices,,

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Forsyth John, gateman, 66 Drumfrochar road
FORTUNE Alexander P., salesman and traveller, 71 Nicolson
st
Fortune David, saddler, 11 Prospecthill st. Ho. 9 do.
FORWELL Mrs W., 157 Eldon st
FOSTER Charles, steward, 3 York st
Foster Edward B., carpenter, 3 Hope st
Foster Edward, engineer, 1 Campsie terrace
Foster Henry H., salesman, 47 Roxburgh st
Foster Robert J., coachbuilder, 106 Dempster st
Foster Robert P., boatbuilder, 32 Main st. Ho. 99 Belville
st
Foster Wilson, painter, 3 East Crawford st
Foster Miss Jane, milliner, 21 Cathcart st. Ho. 99 Belville st
Foster Miss, lodgings, 50 Brougham st
FOTHERINGHAM Alexander, labourer, 11 Hill st
FOULDS James, brassfinisher, 3 St. Andrew st
Foulds Matthew, bookseller and news agent, 30 Cathcart st.
Ho. 6 Antigua st
Foulds Matthew, checker, 13 Carwood st
Foulds Matthew, brassfounder and gasfitter, 2 East India
Breast. Ho. 6 Antigua st
Foulds William, distiller and spirit broker, 29 Main st. Ho.
Dykebar, Paisley
FOULIS Hay, moulder, 9 Crescent st
FOWLER William, joiner, 37 Lynedoch st
Fowler William, labourer, 30 West Blackhall st
Fowler Mrs Jane, Dhufield
FOWLING Charles R. H., surveyor to Lloyd's Register, 13,
Hamilton st. Ho, 19 Ardgowan st, west
FOX John, M.D., physician and surgeon. Consulting rooms,,
3 Argyle st. Ho. 13 Ardgowan square
Fox Francis, family baker, 65 Main st
FRAME James (of James Auld & Frame), 2 Bentinck st
FRANCE Robert, railway foreman, 108 Dempster st
FRANCIS Benjamin, vanman, 5 West Stewart st
Francis Hugh (of Davers & Francis), 9 East Blackhall st
FRASER Alexander, moulder, 1 1 Hill st
Fraser David, engineer, 4 Mearns st
Fraser Donald, labourer, 2 Belville st
only at our Greenock Depot, 14 Hamilton St.

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DIRECTORY.
Fraser Donald, rivetter, 52 St. Lawrence st
Fraser Duncan, bagpipe maker, 4 Market st
Fraser D. (of Holm & Fraser), Barr's brae, Port-Glasgow
Fraser Hugh, licentiate in dental surgery, R.C.S. Edin., 29
Union st
Fraser James, joiner, 22 West Stewart st
Fraser James, late tidewaiter, 73 Nicolson st
Fraser John, blacksmith, 84 Roxburgh st
Fraser John, church officer, 22 West Stewart st
Fraser John, ropespinner, 1 Mill st
Fraser William, blacksmith, 6 Murdieston st
Fraser William, engineer, 7 Belville st
Fraser Miss Jessie, artist and teacher, 2 George square
Fraser Miss, 9 Mount Pleasant st
Fraser Mrs Charles, 29 Union st
Fraser Mrs George, 7 Hope st
Fraser Mrs John. 12 Lynedoch st
Fraser Mrs William, 24 Patrick st
Fraser Mrs, lodgings, 27 Nicolson st
Fraser Mrs, Yew cottage, 6 Glen st
FREDERICK Charles, bricklayer, 3 Ingleston st
FRENCH Andrew, porter, 19 Dempster st
FREW Robert A., engineer, 30 Wellington st
Frew Robert, engineer, 14 Mearns st
FRIEL James, coachman, 48 Cathcart st
Friel James, moulder, 15 Lauriston st
Friel John, labourer, 44 Arthur st
FRIENDLY Societies' Hall, 17 Charles st
FRONDIGOUN Edward, bootmaker, 29 Shaw st
FRY David, fish curer, 9 Carwood st
Fry Robert, fish merchant, 13 Lauriston st
Fry William, fish merchant, 15 Lauriston st
FULLARTON Hugh, Glencairn, 103 Finnart st
Fullarton Rev. Archibald, minister of Cartsburn Church.
Ho. Clinton villa, 1 1 Caddlehill terrace
Fullarton Samuel, labourer, 114 Drumfrochar road
Fullarton William, ironmoulder, 5 Holmscroft st
Fullarton William, labourer, 7 Prospecthill st
FULTON Alexander, boilermaker, 28 Lynedoch st
Fulton & Co., Greenock Bible Emporium, 3 Grey place
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Fulton James B., hatter, hosier, and shirtmaker, 34 Hamilton
st. Ho. 38 South st
Fulton James, grocer, 33 Ann st. Ho. 5 Caddlehill terrace
Fulton James, Grosvenor cottage, 32 Bank st
Fulton James (of P. MacCallum & Sons), 38 Brisbane st
Fulton John (of Crawford & Fulton), 25 Bank st
Fulton Malcolm, boilermaker, 72 Wellington st
Fulton Robert, fitter, 124 Drumfrochar road
Fulton Thomas, engineer, 4 Garvald st
Fulton William, engineer, 82 Belville st
Fulton Miss, 21 Lynedoch st
Fulton Mrs Margaret, 5 Caddlehill st
FYFE George, gardener, 53 Eldoa st
Fyfe James, engineer, 13 Lauriston st
Fyfe John, tanner, 20 Bruce st
Fyfe John P. (of Fyfe & Murray), J. P. Clerk for Renfrew-
shire, Auditor to Faculty of Procurators, 4 Argyle st.
Ho. 60 Esplanade
Fyfe Joseph, engineman, 47 Main st
Fyfe Joseph, seaman, 45 Shaw st
Fyfe & Murray, writers and notaries public, 4 Argyle st
Fyfe Robert, examining officer, H.M. Customs. Ho. 2
Antigua st
Fyfe Mrs, 26 Patrick st
GAELIC Free Church, 14 Jamaica st
Gaelic Parish Church, 32 West Burn st
GAGE John, police constable, 10 Shaw place
GAHAGAN Owen, caulker, 25 John st
GALBRAITH Archibald, labourer, 9 East Blackhall st
Galbraith John, salesman, 9 Ardgowan st, west
Galbraith John, tanner, 61 Belville st
Galbraith Lachlan, cooper, 32 West Stewart st
Galbraith Malcolm, tugboatman, 28 Trafalgar st
Galbraith Robert, bricklayer, 19 Bruce st
Galbraith William, baker, 85 Dempster st
Galbraith Miss, dressmaker, 40 Nicolson st
the "Percy Shoe House," 14 Hamilton St.

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DIRECTORY.
Galbraith Mrs Donald, 62 Drumfrochar road
Galbraith Mrs Duncan, 30 Brymner st
Galbraith Mrs, 40 Nicolson st
GALBREATH John & Son, sugar samplers, 8 West Quay
lane
Galbreath John, jun., baker, 41 West Blackhall st. Ho. 5
Kelly st
Galbreath John, jun. (of John Galbreath & Son), 77 Finnart st
Galbreath John (of John Galbreath & Son), 2 Eldon st
Galbreath Murdoch, clerk, Shipbank, 7 Lyle st
GALLACHER Charles, mason, 42 Roxburgh st
Gallacher James, broker, 32 St. Lawrence st
Gallacher John, coal dealer, 1 Bearhope st
Gallacher John, labourer, 27 Vennel
Gallacher John, labourer, 66 Wellington st
Gallacher Miss, saleroom, 26 Charles st
Gallacher Mrs B., wine and spirit dealer, 15 Clarence st.
Ho. 5 Grey place
Gallacher Mrs William, spirit dealer, 2 Buccleuch st. Ho.
73 Nicolson st
GALLOWAY Allan, M.D., M.B., M.C, physician and
surgeon. Consulting rooms, 32 Hamilton st. Ho. 4
Lyle st
Galloway James, engineer, 18 Antigua st
Galloway James, seaman, 25 Bruce st
Galloway Robert, gardener, 64 Kelly st
GALT David, brassmoulder, 16 Hope st
Gait Robert, pawnbroker and outfitter, 51 Main st and 33
Charles st. Ho. 27 Regent st
Gait Miss, confectioner, 7 and 49 Cathcart st. Ho. 37
Regent st
Gait Mrs, 22 Wellington st
GARDINER Mrs Archibald, basket, brush, and toy warehouse,
16 West Blackhall st. Ho. 3 Argyle st
Gardiner James & Co., steamship owners and shipbrokers, 2
West Quay
GARDNER Alfred, patternmaker, 19 Belville st
Gardner John H., mercantile clerk, 2 Ford place, Finnart st
Gardner Robert, flesher, 13 West Blackhall st. Ho. 29
Patrick st
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'Gardner Robert, furnaceman, 2 Rue-end st
•Gardner Robert, slater, 43 Holmscroft st
Gardner Walter, mason, 14 Murdieston st
GARVAN William, policeman, 38 Holmscroft st
GATENS Edward, brassfinisher, 15 Lauriston st
GATEY John, caulker, 80 Belville st
GATHERER Peter, seed, grain, general merchant and wool
agent, 21 and 23 Crawfurd st, Glebe. Ho. Roseneath
House, 97 Eldon st
GAULDIE Robert L., engineer, 26 Newton st
GAVIN William, mason, 37 Holmscroft st
GAY Walter, agent for sewing machines, 26 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 75 Holmscroft st
GAZE William, grocer, 14 Lynedoch st Ho. do.
GEBBIE Thomas, warper, 61 Ann st
Gebbie William, skinner, 7 East Crawford st
Gebbie William W. (of M. Walker & Son), 52 Kelly st
GEMMELL E. J., 4 Robertson st
Gemmell James, labourer, 64 Ann st
GEMMILL Andrew, blockmaker, 2 Mackenzie st
Gemmill Walter, carpenter, 22 Pottery st
GENTLES Alexander, engineer, 15 Lauriston st
GEORGE Square Baptist Church
George Patrick, labourer, 18 Dalrymple st
George William J., carter, 40 Ann st
George Mrs, 3 Lauriston st
GERDES August A., sugarboiler, 23 Nelson st, west
GERRARD James, spirit merchant, 36 Inverkip st. Ho.
87 Wellington st
Gerrard Tohn, labourer, 4 Holmscroft st
GERROI) Mrs, 41 West Blackhall st
GETTENS Mrs, 34 Kelly st
GETTY Robert, sugarboiler, 19 Wellington st
Getty Samuel, labourer, 17 Ingleston st
GIBB David, joiner, 53 Kelly st
Gibb Walter, mason, 68 Wellington st
Gibb William, coppersmith, 25 Lynedoch st
Gibb Misses, seminary for young ladies, Eldon villa, 67
Eldon st. Ho. do. ,
Gibb Mrs, 32 Kelly st
for " value" in Boots & Shoes, 14 Hamilton St.

8o DIRECTORY.
GIBBS Miss Ann, 15 Nelson st, west
GIBSON Angus, engineer, 101 Belville st
Gibson Charles, engineer, 18 Cathcart st
Gibson David, boilermaker, 5 Lynedoch st
Gibson Duncan, carpenter, 30 St. Lawrence st
Gibson Henry, letter-carrier, 62 Drumfrochar road
Gibson James, engineer, 36 St. Lawrence st
Gibson James, mason, 5 Nile st
Gibson John, mason, 23 Roxburgh st
Gibson John, tenter, 9 Murdieston st
Gibson Walter & Co., lathsplitters, 8 South st
Gibson Walter (of Walter Gibson & Co.), 8 South st
Gibson William (of William Gibson & Co.), 12 Patrick st
GILCHRIST John, tailor and clothier, 37 Hamilton st.
Ho. 15 Newton st
Gilchrist John, Gourock toll-house
Gilchrist John, tailor, 34 Mount Pleasant st
Gilchrist Neil, joiner, 1 1 Regent st
Gilchrist Peter, plasterer, 6 Mount Pleasant st
Gilchrist Thomas, joiner, 21 Dempster st
Gilchrist William, draper and outfitter, 8 and 12 William st.
Ho. 22 Finnart st
Gilchrist Misses K. & M., ladies' and children's furnishing
warehouse, 25 West Blackhall st. Ho. 9 Ardgowan st, w
Gilchrist Miss, restaurant, railway station, Cathcart st. Ho.
49 Newton st
Gilchrist Mrs, 9 Ardgowan st, west
GILKISON Mrs Walter P., 23 Ardgowan st, west
GILLAN James, tailor, 70 Ann st
Gillan John, labourer, 10 Shaw place
GILLANDER Mrs, 78 Dempster st
Gillander Robert, mate, 45 Holmscroft st
GILLANDERS William, mashman, n Inverkip st
GILLESPIE Alexander, storekeeper, 52 Holmscroft st
Gillespie James, boilermaker, 59 Ann st
Gillespie John, carpenter, 105 Belville st
Gillespie Mrs James, cookery, 10 Kilblain st. Ho. 23
West Blackhall st
GILLIES Alexander, porter, 12 Terrace road
Gillies Hector, porter, 29 Lynedoch st
Boots and Shoes for all kinds of weather, at

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Gillies James W., professor of music, 12 Union st
Gillies John, carpenter, 37 Crawfurd st
Gillies John, messenger-at arms, Sheriff-officer for Renfrew-
shire, Ayrshire, and Buteshire, and J. P. constable, 25
West Burn st Ho. Ford cottage, 1 Finnart st
Gillies John, salesman, 65 Nicolson st
Gillies John, seaman, 8 Nicolson st
Gillies John, fruiterer, 26 Inverkip st
Gillies John B., spirit merchant, 61 Roxburgh st. Ho. 4
South st
Gillies Malcolm, sawer, 20 Bruce st
Gillies Neil, slater and cement worker, 26 Roxburgh st.
Ho. 3 Bruce st
Gillies & Reid, shipbrokers, 4 Brymner st—Craig, Scott and
Co., agents
Gillies Robert, insurance agent, 22 John st
Gillies Robert, vanman, 1 Ratho st
Gillies William, wine and spirit merchant, Eagle Tavern, 41
Rue-end st. Ho. 46 East Hamilton st
Gillies Miss, dressmaker, 53 Kelly st
Gillies Miss, 5 West Blackhall st
Gillies Mrs George D., wine and spirit merchant, 93 Roxburgh
st. Ho. 24 Robertson st
Gillies Mrs John, 16 South st
Gillies Mrs J. W., teacher of dancing and calisthenics, 12
Union st
Gillies Mrs, 25 Dempster st
GILLILAN Samuel, labourer, 5 West Stewart st
GILLILAND William, spirit dealer, 45 Inverkip st. Ho.
1 Orangefield place
GILLIS William, fishery officer, 3 Bank st. Ho. 15
Newton st
GILLORAN James L. (of John A. Macfarlane & Co.), 33
Kelly st
GILMORE A. & Son, fishmongers, poulterers, and game
dealers, 21 West Blackhall st
GILMOUR Archibald, carpenter, 21 Wellington st
Gilmour Duncan, timekeeper, 55 Holmscroft st
Gilmour Hugh, tailor, 14 West Blackhall st
Gilmour James, carpenter, 4 Antigua st
Percy Bros., Cash Boot Men, 14 Hamilton St.
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Gilmour James, joiner. 45 Holmscroft st
Gilmour James, joiner, 7 Hope st
Gilmour Thomas, carpenter, 3 Regent st
GILROY William, brassfinisher, 65 Rue-end st
GIRDWOOD James, bootmaker, 10 Hill st
GIRVAN Mrs William, 3 George square
GIVEN William, carter, 15 Brougham st
Given William, joiner, 76 Dempster st
Given Mrs, huckster, 28 East Shaw st
GLASGOW and Greenock Shipping Co., steam lighter and
steamtug owners, Customhouse quay—Richard Blanche,
manager
Glasgow and Liverpool Screw Steam Shipping Co.,
shore st—D. Macdougall, agent
1 Cross-
Glasgow and West of Scotland Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, 15 West Blackhall st. J. Tannahill,
hon. secretary and treasurer
Glasgow Daily and Weekly Herald and Evening Times
(newspapers). Office, 29 Cathcart st.
J. C. Fisher,
agent. Ho. 24 South st. Correspondent, R. M. Smith.
Ho. 13 Newton st
Glasgow Daily and Weekly Mail (newspapers). Greenock
branch office, Municipal buildings. G. Wardle, agent
Glasgow Evening and Weekly Citizen (newspapers). Branch
office, 4 Mansionhouse lane. Neil M.
and correspondent. Ho. 18 Hope st
Patrick, agent
Glasgow Evening News (newspaper). Office, 28 Brymner st.
John R. Smith, agent and correspondent. Ho. 29
Bank street
Glasgow and South-Western Railway.
Princes Pier and Lynedoch st
Passenger stations
Glasgow and South-Western Railway. Goods offices
Brougham st and Hope st
Glasgow Sportsman (newspaper),
Smith, agent
28 Brymner st. John R.
GLASS John, shipmaster, 25 Ardgowan st, west
Glass John, engineer, 9 Prospecthill st
Glass Thomas, engineer, 16 Trafalgar st
GLEBE Sugar Refining Company, sugar
6 Grey place
refiners. Offices,
The "Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton St.,

DIRECTORY. 8$
GLEN, James (of J. & W. Glen), commissioner for English
and Irish Courts, and agent for the British Linen
Company Bank, 13 William st. Ho. Lincluden, 19
Octavia terrace
Glen John, blacksmith, 41 Roxburgh st
Glen J. & W., solicitors and notaries public, 13 William st
Glen W. T. Hood (of J. & W. Glen), Lincluden, 19 Octavia
terrace
Glen Miss, feuar, 1 Caddlehill st
Glen Mrs James, grocer, 36 West Burn st. Ho. 35 do.
Glen Mrs William, lodgings, 9 Cross-shore st.
Glen Mrs, grocer, 17 Bruce st
Glen Mrs Archibald, grocer, 33 Nelson st, west
GLENCROSS John, plumber, n'West Stewart st
GLENDINNING Alexander, optician and nautical instrument
maker, 9 Trafalgar st
GLENESK Charles, engineer, 7 Lauriston st
Glenesk George, storekeeper, 34 St. Lawrence st
GLOVER Thomas, stoker, 62 Kelly st
GOFFE Mrs, 4 Robertson st
GOLDIE James, joiner, 3 Broomhill st
GOODSON R. mantle manufacturer, Victoria buildings, 2
Hamilton st. (See Advt.)
GORDON Alexander, bootmaker, 71 Roxburgh st. Ho. do.
Gordon Andrew, labourer, 23 Trafalgar st
Gordon Benjamin, general broker, 16 Dalrymple st. Ho. do.
Gordon David E., patternmaker, 1 Moffat st
Gordon G., flesher, 52 East Hamilton st. Ho. 2 Mackenzie st
Gordon G, flesher, 61 Vennel. Ho. 2 Mackenzie st
Gordon James, architectural and monumental stone carver,
6 South st
Gordon James, engineer, 5 Belville st
Gordon James, police sergeant, 21 Dempster st
Gordon J. & A., seedsmen, florists, and fruiterers, 35
Brougham st
Gordon John, flesher, 1 1 Main st
Gordon John, gardener, 41 Brougham st
Gordon Peter, labourer, 9 Belville st
Gordon Robert, boatbuilder, 10 West Burn st. Ho. 43
Holmscroft st
cheapest and best in town for Children's Boots

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DIRECTORY.
Gordon Samuel, caulker, 1 1 Crescent st
Gordon Thomas, fitter, 57 Belville st
Gordon Miss Susan, grocer, 29 Ingleston st
Gordon Misses, dressmakers, 2 Robertson st
Gordon Mrs James, 13 Newton st
Gordon Mrs John, 40 Margaret st
Gordon Mrs, 16 Port-Glasgow road
GORMAN James, spirit merchant, 6 Ann st. Ho. 10 Shaw
place
Gorman Samuel, fireman, 5 Newton st
Gorman William, labourer, 10 Mill st
GOSNEL Thomas, plumber, in Dempster st
GOTHARD William, photographer, 37 Rue-end st. Ho.
do.
GOUDIE John, checker, 67 Belville st
GOURLAY Hugh, shoemaker, 5 Kilblain st
Gourlay Robert, engineer, 36 Lynedoch st
Gourlay Thomas, engineer, 33 Sir Michael st
Gourlay Mrs, 53 Drumfrochar road
GOUROCK Ropework Co., cordage and sailcloth manufacturers,
1 Cross-shore st— R. Ward, agent
GOVAN David, boilermaker, 12 Arthur st
Govan Quintin, painter, 67 Nicolson st
GOW William (of Chisholm & Co.), 27 Nelson st, west
GOWANS Andrew, 2 Shaw place
Gowans Mrs, 22 Arthur st
GRAHAM Alexander, carter, 4 Mearns st
Graham Alexander, fish merchant, 1 Inverkip st. Ho. 3
Kilblain st
Graham Alexander, hairdresser, 30 Tobago st. Ho. 14
Bruce st
Graham Archibald, joiner, 21 Dempster st
Graham David I., tailor, n Brachelston st
Graham Dugald, contractor, 5 Dellingburn square. Ho. 5
Antigua st
Graham Duncan, grocer and provision merchant, 34 Lynedoch
st
Graham Edward, carpenter, 10 Murdieston st
Graham George, railway guard, 50 Crawfurd st
Graham Hugh, jun., grocer, 19 South st
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Graham Hugh, grocer and provision merchant, 27 Hamilton
st, 73 Main st, 43 Roxburgh st, and 17 Cathcart st.
Ho. 23 Ardgowan st, west
Graham James, baker, 1 Kilblain buildings
Graham James, blacksmith, 7 Ratho st
Graham James, boilermaker, 5 Hope st
Graham James, glass merchant, glazier, stainer, andsilverer,
19 Cathcart st ; branch, 5a Grey place. Ho. 3 Finnart
st. (See Advt.)
Graham James, dealer in photographic chemicals and appliances,
5a Grey place; branch, 19 Cathcart st
Graham John, blacksmith, 93 Belville st
Graham John, B.A., teacher, Collegiate School, Avenue park,
95 Brisbane st
Graham J. & W., hatters, hosiers, glovers, and milliners, 27
Cathcart st
Graham Malcolm, cooper, 12 Nile st
Graham Murdoch, blacksmith, 36 St. Lawrence st
Graham Patrick, fireman, 12 Dalrymple st
Graham Peter, saleshop, 22 Tobago st
Graham Robert, postman, 17 Bearhope st
Graham Samuel, brakesman, 25 Belville st
Graham T. (of Stewart & Graham), 38 Ann st
Graham William, builder, 115 Dempster st
Graham William, labourer, 34 Ann st
-Graham William, yachtsman, 77 Regent st
Graham Miss, dressmaker, 37 Lynedoch st
Graham Misses, cowfeeders, 7 Duncan st
Graham Mrs Archibald, 3 Hope st
^Graham Mrs, ladies' nurse, 70 Holmscroft st
'Graham Mrs, 71 Roxburgh st
'Graham Mrs, cowfeeder, 40 East Hamilton st
GRANA A., confectioner and restaurant, 26 West Blackhall
st
GRANDISON James, office porter, 3 Bank st
GRANT Alexander, messenger-at-arms, sheriff-officer, J. P.
constable, and Dean of Guild officer, 25 West Burn st.
Ho. 3 Holmscroft st
'Grant Rev. Alexander D., minister of Mount Park Free
Church. Ho. Glenside, 89 Newton st
''The Workman's Friend/' 14 Hamilton St.

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Grant Donald, moulder, 19 Nelson st, west
Grant John & Co., clothiers, drapers, and milliners, Munici-
pal buildings, Hamilton st
Grant John (of J. Grant & Co.) 3 Mearns st
Grant John, spirit merchant, 29 Dalrymple st. Ho. 32 West
Stewart st
Grant Lachlan, grocer, 9 Nicolson st. Ho. do.
Grant Neil, butter and egg merchant, 1 Manse lane. Ho.
41 Lynedoch st
Grant Patrick, architect and surveyor, 10 Kelly st
Grant Thomas, porter, 46 Cathcart st
Grant William, stevedore, 32 Dalrymple st
Grant Mrs, ladies' nurse, 85 Dempster st
GRAVES George C, brassfinisher, 11 Murdieston st
Graves Mrs Thomas C, 15 Mount Pleasant st
GRAY Archibald, boilermaker, 7 Dempster st
Gray Daniel, rigger, 31 Lyle st
Gray Daniel, joiner, 65 Regent st
Gray Donald, shipmaster, 5 Hill st
Gray Hugh, blockmaker, 3 Lauriston st
Gray John, engineer, 10 Lyle st
Gray John, grocer, 1 1 Ardgowan st, Glebe
Gray John, joiner, 7 Hope st
Gray John & Co., boot and shoe manufacturers, Maybole
warehouse, 16 Hamilton st
Gray John Kerr, retired solicitor and late Town Clerk, 28
Forsyth st
Gray Robert (of Williamson & Gray), 1 Union st
Gray T. A., Maybole shoe warehouse, 67 Rue-end st and
49 Cathcart st— R. Owen, manager
Gray William, fireman, 3 Lauriston st
Gray William, joiner, 14 Dalrymple st
Gray Miss, 23 Roxburgh st
Gray Mrs John, 2 Shaw place
GREGOR James, teacher, preparatory school, 61 Regent st
GREEN Matthew, grocer, 14 Market st
Green William, rivetter, 42 East Hamilton st
Green Mrs, 20 Pottery st
GREENLEES John, carpenter, 38 Main st
Greenlees Robert, carpenter, 31 Main st
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Greenlees William, blockmaker, 14 Dalrymple st
GREENOCK Academy 18 Nelson st, west
Greenock Amalgamated Friendly Societies' Medical Associa-
tion, 47 Regent st
Greenock and Belfast ^Erated Water Co., 14 Nicolson st.
(See Advt.)
Greenock and Gourock Tramway Office, 29 Brougham st
Greenock Apothecaries' Company, chemists, 28 Hamilton
st
Greenock Bagging Company, bag and sack merchants, 18
Cathcart st
Greenock Beetroot Sugar Association, 7 Exchange buildings
—Secretary, William G. Harvey
Greenock Branch Glasgow Herald Newspaper, 29 Cathcart st
Greenock Branch Glasgow Evening News newspaper, 28
Brymner st
Greenock Branch North British Daily Mail, Municipal
buildings
Greenock (Central) Co-operative Society (Limited), bakers
and butchers, and dealers in groceries, drapery, boots,
&c -> 3 J > 33> and 35 Roxburgh st. Branch: 48 Lynedoch
st
Greenock Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures—Wm.
Hardie, C.A., secretary, 2 Watt place. Reading Room,
Cathcart square
Greenock Clothing Co., merchant tailors and hosiers, 50
Cathcart st and 1 Cathcart square
Greenock Club, 21 Ardgowan square
Greenock Constitutional Club, 29 Hamilton st
Greenock Cricket Club, Glen park, Bedford st
Greenock Distillery Co., malt distillers, 27 Tobago st
Greenock East-end Co-operative Society (Limited), grocery,
drapery, boots, shoes, &c, 18 East Crawford st, 46
East Hamilton st, and 105 Port-Glasgow road
Greenock Engineering and Navigation School, Admiralty
buildings, 28 Cathcart st
Greenock Equitable Loan Co., pawnbrokers, 24 Hamilton
st—Alexander Waddell, manager
Greenock Felt Work Co., manufacturers of sheathing, roof-
ing, and boiler felts, 10 East Hamilton st
by Percy Bros., 14 Hamilton St., Greenock.

DIRECTORY.
Greenock Foundry Co., engineers, boilermakers, and ironfounders,
Greenock foundry, East Stewart st
Greenock Gas Works, Inchgreen, Port-Glasgow road. Clerk
and Collector's office, Municipal buildings, Wallace
square
Greenock Grain and Flour Mills, 16 Chapel st
Greenock Harbour Trust, Secretary and General Manager's
Office, Municipal buildings, Wallace square
Greenock Harbour Trust, Traffic Agent's Office, 'Municipal
buildings, Wallace square
Greenock Herald Office, 40 Cathcart st
Greenock Hospital and Infirmary, Inverkip st and Duncan
st—G. Williamson, secretary
Greenock Industrial Co-operative Society (Limited). Gro-
cery, 5 Arthur st and 6 Inverkip st
Greenock Library, Watt Monument, 9 Union st. (See Advt.)
Greenock Mechanics' Institution, 13 Sir Michael st
Greenock Mineral Water Co., aerated water manufacturers,
Waverley lane— J. Gibb, 25 Lynedoch st
Greenock Operative Painters' Society, 6 Market st
Greenock Painting Co., 17 Brymner st
Greenock Parochial Board Offices, 36 Nicolson st
Greenock Photo Company, photographers, 29 West Burn st
Greenock Plate Glass Insurance Co., insurers of plate and
sheet glass, 19 Cathcart st. (See Advt.)
Greenock Provident Bank, n William st. (See Advt.)
Greenock Provident Investment Co. Building Society, 23
Cathcart st— -James Anderson, managing director.
Greenock Railway Guaranteed Co.
—Louson Walker, secretary
Office, 33 Cathcart st
Greenock Ropework Co., 43 Wellington st
Greenock Rubber Co., 13 Hamilton st
Greenock Steamship Co. (Limited), shipowners, 1 Cross-shore
st—D. Macdougall, managing director and secretary
Greenock Stevedore Co., 8 Roslin st—John M'Kinnon,
manager, 73 Nicolson st
Greenock Telegraph and Clyde Shipping Gazette, 14 Charles
st
Greenock Total Abstinence Society. Office, Temperance
Institute, 19 West Stewart st—A. Anderson, registrar
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Greenock Towing Co., 2 West quay
Greenock Water Trust Pipe-yard and Workshop, Prospecthill
Greenock Wholesale Boot and Shoe Establishment, 22
Hamilton st—
J. C. Brock & Co.
Greenock Working Boys' and Girls' Religious Society.
Committee rooms, 15 West Stewart st
Greenock Young Men's Christian Association's Buildings,
17 West Stewart st
GREENWOOD George, flesher, 12 Ann st. Ho. 24 Roxburgh
st
GREER Robert, blacksmith, 28 East Hamilton st
Greer Robert, mason, 5 Brachelston st
Greer Mrs Jane, 16 Kelly st
GREGOR James, teacher, 61 Regent st
GREGSON William, constable, 27 Bruce st
GREIG John, engineer, 16 Crescent st
Greig John, joiner, 90 Dempster st
Greig William, engineer, 13 Carwood st
Greig William, policeman, 3 Brachelston st
Greig Mrs H., oil and colour shop, 23 Sir Michael st
GRENFELL, Pascoe & Sons, copper and yellow metal
manufacturers, London and Swansea. Agency, 1 Cath-
cart st and 54 Rue-end st
GREVES Alexander, shoemaker, 40 West Burn st. Ho. do.
GREY George, clerk, 89 Dempster st
GRIER Thomas, cashier, Mansionhouse. Ho. 22 Brisbane st
GRIERSON Donald, painter, 60 Kelly st
GRIEVE George, cashier, 26 Patrick st
Grieve Henry, 4 Virginia st
Grieve James, joiner, 5 Hope st
Grieve James, jun. (of Baine &: Johnston), 73 Union st
Grieve John, saddler, 76 Dempster st
Grieve Robert, commercial traveller, 30 Bruce st
Grieve Robert (of Baine & Johnston and Glebe Sugar
Refining Co.), Glenholm, 7 Newark st
Grieve William, porter, 5 Cathcart st
GRIFFITHS Edward Jones, shipmaster, 25 Brisbane st
Griffiths William, rafter, 3 Regent st
Griffiths Jane, bookseller, 26 West Blackhall st
GROSART Mrs, 10 Lynedoch st
Manufacturers, " Percy's," 14 Hamilton St.

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GROTT Ferdinand, shipmaster, 83 Belville st
GRUBB Charles, flesher, 1 1 Watt st
Grubb John, engineer, 37 Regent st
GUNION W. G H. (of Messrs Hume-Gunion & Thomson),
Floral bank, Cardwell road, Gourock
Gunion William, carpenter, 113 Dempster st
GUNN Alexander, carpenter, 18 Antigua st
Gunn Alexander, detective officer, 64 Ann st
Gunn James, policeman, 24 West Blackhall st
Gunn William, engineer, 9 East Blackhall st
Gunn William, labourer, 42 Arthur st
Gunn Mrs George, 14 Cathcart st
GUSH Charles, submarine diver, 6 Boyd st
Gush James, submarine diver, 8 East Blackhall st
GUTHRIE James, clerk, 73 Holmscroft st
Guthrie James, joiner, 32 Ann st
Guthrie, Macdonald, Hood & Co., shipowners, and ship
brokers, 2 West Quay
Guthrie Robert, bricklayer, 48 Ann st
Guthrie Robert, engine-driver, 24 Pottery st
Guthrie Robert, inspector, 17 Brisbane st
Guthrie R. B., superintendent telegraph department, Post
Office. Ho. 14 Robertson st
GUY William, labourer, 13 Cathcart st
GWYNN Daniel, draughtsman, 3 Ford place, Finnart st
Gwynn Daniel, jun., draughtsman, 58 Kelly st
H
HACKLING John, overseer, 112 Drumfrochar road
HADDEN Miss, china warehouse, 44 Ann st
HADDOW Donald, caulker, 78 Belville st
Haddow Miss, head mistress, Glebe Public School. Ho. 2
Finnart st
Haddow Mrs Thomas, 40 St Lawrence st
HAGAN Charles, spirit dealer, 34 Vennel and 6 Watson's
lane. Ho. 37 West Blackhall st
Hagan James, labourer, 84 Roxburgh st
HAIG Edward, moulder, 23 Belville st
"Mind your feet." Comfort guaranteed for

DIRECTORY.
Haig James, stationer and news agent, 34 West Burn st
Haig John, supervisor Inland Revenue, 33 Brisbane st
HAIR Dugald, carpenter, 8 Garwood st
Hair James, skinner, 24 East Crawford st
Hair William, feuar, 33 Union st
Hair William, joiner, 87 Wellington st
Hair Miss Catherine, servants' registry, 25 West Stewart st
HAKE William, manager, 1 1 South st
HALBERT James, joiner, 42 Lynedoch st
HALDANE David, potter, 6 Sinclair st
HALEY John, family baker, 61 Main st. Ho. 13 Mount
Pleasant st
HALKERSTON David, tanner, 60 East Hamilton st
HALL Archibald, smith, 41 Cathcart st
Hall C. Stuart, deputy-superintendent, Mercantile Marine
Office. Ho. Rockside, Albert road, Gourock
Hall Joshua, general smith, 39 Nicolson st. Ho. 13 Newton
st
Hall Miss Emily, teacher of music, 24 Union st
Hall Miss Mary, 35 Nicolson st
HALLIDAY John, overlooker, 34 Mount Pleasant st
Halliday Robert, gatekeeper, 16 Crescent st
Halliday William, labourer, 56 Drumfrochar road
HALLIWELL James, rivetter, 9 Ratho st
HAMILTON & Adam, sailmakers, 21 Shaw st
Hamilton James & Son, drapers, clothiers, and outfitters, 23.
Cathcart st
Hamilton James, labourer, 60 Drumfrochar road
Hamilton James (of James Hamilton & Son), 20 Finnart st
Hamilton James, printer, 66 Kelly st
Hamilton John, boilermaker, 9 Prospecthill st
Hamilton John, engine-driver, 68 Wellington st
Hamilton John, engineer, 23 Hamilton st
Hamilton John, engineer, 11 Murdieston st
Hamilton John, fitter, 5 Hope st
Hamilton John, goods porter, 64 Drumfrochar road
Hamilton John, labourer, 52 Regent st
Hamilton Joseph, carter, 74 Ann st
Hamilton Matthew, hairdresser, 1 Arthur st. Ho. 34
Ingleston st
very little money, at " Percy's," 14 Hamilton St.

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DIRECTORY.
Hamilton M'Culloch & Co., coalmasters, 3 Chapel st, and
88 Great Clyde st, Glasgow. (See Advt.)
Hamilton Robert, Burgh Assessor, Lands Valuation Office,
Municipal buildings, Wallace square. Ho. 27 Finnart
st
Hamilton Robert, carpenter, 62 Regent st
Hamilton Robert, railway superintendent, 67 Rue-end st
Hamilton Thomas, engine-driver. 71 Wellington st
Hamilton William, blacksmith, 2 1 SugarhOuse lane
Hamilton William, labourer, 6 Salmon st
Hamilton William, rivetter, 28 Lynedoch st
Hamilton William, shipowner, Villa Marina, 28 Eldon st
Hamilton William H., flesher, 4 Sir Michael st. Ho. 93
Roxburgh st
Hamilton Miss S., bootbinder, 50 Crawfurd st
Hamilton Miss, milliner and servants' registry, 6 West
Stewart st
Hamilton Mrs James, Seabank house, 7 Johnston st
Hamilton Mrs James, 38 East Hamilton st
Hamilton Mrs Janet, fruiterer, 40 Ann st, Ho. 27 do.
Hamilton Mrs, grocer, 15 John st. Ho. do.
Hamilton Mrs, 15 Regent st
Hamilton Mrs, 42 Roxburgh st
HAMLEN Charles, engineer (of H. B. Cooper & Co.), 40
Nelson st, west
HAMMOND David, joiner, 5 Caddlehill st
Hammond Henry, rigger, 32 Hamilton st
Hammond Thomas, rivetter, 17 Charles st
HANDYSIDE Mrs, 82 Roxburgh st
HANNAH James, engine-driver, 7 Brachelston st
Hannah James, miller, 15 Regent st
Hannah James, 85 Roxburgh st
Hannah Robert, engine keeper, 70 Wellington st
Hannah William, engine-driver, 2 Murdieston st
Hannah William, labourer, 108 Drumfrochar road
Hannah Mrs James, 1 1 Dempster st
HANNEN John, police officer, 6 Lyle st
HANSEN Peter, shipmaster, 32 West Stewart st
HANSON Jacob, boarding-house keeper, 34 Shaw st
HANVEY James, waggon inspector, 9 Nelson st, west
Boots at no old-time-war profits, at " Percy's,"

DIRECTORY. 93,
HARBOUR Trust Engineer's Office, Municipal Buildings,,
Wallace square
Harbour Trust Secretary and General Manager's and
Treasurer's Offices Municipal Buildings, Wallace square
HARDIE & Allan, chartered accountants and
stockbrokers, 2 'Watt Place
Hardie John, grocer and provision merchant, 67 Rue-end st.
Ho. 26 Lynedoch st
Hardie Robert, coachbuilder, 6 West Stewart st
Hardie Walter, grocer and provision merchant, 15 Tobago
st. Ho. 5 Octavia st, Port-Glasgow
Hardie William, joiner, 17 Lauriston st
Hardie William (of Hardie & Allan, C.A.), Fairmount, 40
Esplanade
Hardie Mrs, 26 Lynedoch st
HARFIELD & Co., patent cable windlasses, 2 Open shore
— Agents, A. Macpherson & Co.
HARGAN James, boot and shoe maker, 38 Hamilton st.
Ho. Loudon Place, Gourock
HARKNESS Charles, carter, 5 Shaw st
Harkness John, blacksmith, 14 Hope st
Harkness Mrs, 31 Ingleston st
HARLEY Allan, cabinetmaker, 59 Ann st
Harley James, painter, 37 Holmscroft st
Harley James, plasterer, 61 Nicolson st
Harley John, billiard rooms, 4 Watson's lane. Ho. 59 Ann
st
Harley Martin, 89 Dempster st
Harley Mrs James, 2 Belville st
HARMS William, seaman, 4 Watt st
HARPER Alexander, cooper, 15 Mount Pleasant st
Harper Alexander, joiner, 51 Kelly st
Harper Andrew, upholsterer, 36 Mount Pleasant st
Harper James, boot and clog maker, 8 Smith's lane
Harper James, tailor, 49 Mearns st
Harper John, rivetter, 36. Mount Pleasant st
Harper John, shipmaster, 65 Roxburgh st
Harper Mrs, 5 Cross-shore st
HARRIS Mitchell, engineer, 22 Kelly st
HARRISON John W., brassfinisher, 4 Garvald st
(Sign of the Clock) M-A-K-E-R-S' P-R-l-C-E-S.

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DIRECTORY.
Harrison Robert, joiner, 32 Crescent st
Harrison T. H., chemist, 33 Bank st
Harrison Thomas, clerk, 1 2 Ardgowan st, west
Harrison Mrs, 34 Ingleston st
HARRON John, labourer, 114 Drumfrochar road
Harron John, labourer, 21 Nelson st, west
Harron Samuel, labourer, 8 Nile st
Harron Spence, labourer, 114 Drumfrochar road
HARROWER T. H., hair-cutting rooms, 2 Ann st. Ho.
19 Mount Pleasant st
HART James, wine and spirit merchant, 14 Shaw st.
72 Wellington st
Ho.
Hart J. Campbell, banker, agent National Bank of Scotland
(Limited), 29 Cathcart st. Ho. Glengarden, Fox st
HARVEY Hugh, late ship chandler, 25 West Blackhall st
Harvey James & Co., drapers, milliners, dress and mantle
makers, 46 Cathcart st
Harvey James, tobacconist, 61 Inverkip st.
Pleasant st
Ho. 17 Mount
Harvey J. (of James Harvey & Co.), 19 Newton st
Harvey William G., secretary, Greenock Beetroot Sugar
Association,
Gourock
7 Exchange buildings. Ho. Broombury,
Harvey Mrs Francis, 58 Eldon st
Harvey Mrs Frank E., 52 Eldon st
HARVIE David, engineer, 37 Roxburgh st
Harvie James, joiner, 4 Holmscroft 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. 13 Newton st
Hastie John & Co., engineers, Kilblain Engine Works, 48
Nicolson st
Hastie John (of John Hastie & Co.), 4 Robertson st
Hastie's Patent Hydraulic Engine and Pump Co. (Limited).
Registered office, 10 Princes st—
J. Tannahill, secretary
Hastie William (of John Hastie & Co.), 78 Finnart st
HATT Isaac D., steward, 15 Mount Pleasant st
HAUGHEY John, collector, 9 Carwood st
Haughey Neal, postman, 34 Mount Pleasant st
Shoes at all Prices. Vast Selection, at the

DIRECTORY. 95
HAUGHIE John, fitter, 5 Ratho st
Haughie Peter, plater, 7 Lauriston st
Haughie Thomas, rivetter, 9 Cross-shore st
HAXTON Thomas, pensioner, 3 Hope st
Haxton Mrs James, 15 South st
HAY Boyd, caulker, 53 Belville st
Hay George, causeway er, 47 Mearns st
Hay James, potter, 18 Pottery street ,
Hay J. B., agent for Royal Liver Friendly Society, 24 Lynedoch
st
Hay Robert, engine-driver, 1 East William st
Hay William, fish merchant, Fish market, West breast. Ho.
35 Newton st
HAZELTON Charles, boilermaker,' 1 1 Ann st
HEAD Albert, bricklayer, 27 Main st
HEADRICK James, gatekeeper, 32 Ingleston st
HEANEY William John, shoemaker, 13 Watt st
HEARD Alexander, joiner, 68 Kelly st
HEARN John, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
HEATH Hugh, crate-maker, 20 Pottery st
HECTOR Mrs James, 37 Brisbane st
HEDDERWICK Francis (of Brown, Stewart & Co.). Ho.
53 Newton st
HEITMAN Mrs, fruit and vegetable mart, 25 Brymner st
HEMPSEED John, joiner, 30 Lynedoch st
HENDERSON Archibald, storekeeper, 34 West Blackhall
st
Henderson A. R., assistant minister, George square Congregational
Church. Ho. 40 Brisbane st
Henderson James, blacksmith, 24 Lynedoch st
Henderson James, cabman, 43 West Blackhall st
Henderson James, carpenter, 79 Belville st
Henderson James, teacher of music, 46 Mearns st
Henderson John, baker, 22 Lyle st
Henderson John, cooper, 49 Cathcart st
Henderson John, policeman, 5 Antigua st
Henderson John, shipmaster, 34 West Stewart st
Henderson M. & J., drapers, 5 Grey place
Henderson Neil, collector, 26 Wellington st
Henderson Robert, joiner, 62 Ann st
" Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.

96
DIRECTORY.
Henderson Thomas, accountant, house factor, and insurance
agent, 14 Cathcart st. Ho. Springbank, 22 Fox st
Henderson William, engineer, 50 Holmscroft st
Henderson William F., commercial traveller, 25 Bank st
Henderson Mrs Alexander, 8 Watt st
Henderson Mrs Angus, 6 Murdieston st
Henderson Mrs Bruce, 7 Watt st
Henderson Mrs R., fruiterer, 19 Hamilton st. Ho. 18 Bearhope
st
Henderson Mrs, 30 Lynedoch st
Henderson Mrs, 37 West Blackhall st
HENDRY Andrew, 43 Lynedoch st
Hendry & Co., coal merchants and shippers, 12 Brougham st
Hendry Archibald, ship chandler, 16 East India breast. Ho.
12 Brisbane st
Hendry Charles, sawyer, 1 Ratho st
Hendry Daniel, labourer, 41 Lynedoch st
Hendry Daniel S., shipwright, 3 Cathcart st
Hendry D. S. & Son, booksellers and stationers^
35 Cathcart st. (See Advt.)
Hendry Duncan, engineer and smith, 7 Shaw st and Garvet
Dock
Hendry George (of D. S. Hendry & Son), 30 Ardgowan st,
west
Hendry James, brassfinisher, 1 West Stewart st
Hendry James, joiner, 1 1 Murdieston st
Hendry James, spirit merchant, 2 Charles st and 14 Market
st. Ho. 6 Shaw place
Hendry James, watch and clock maker and jeweller, 59
Rue-end st. Ho. 21 Newton st
Hendry John, brassfinisher, 2 Old Hillend
Hendry John, engineer, 53 Drumfrochar road
Hendry John, pansman, 19 Ingleston place
Hendry John, smith, 19 Ingleston place
Hendry Malcolm, boatman, 1 5 Shaw st
Hendry Malcolm, at Hendry & Co's., 28 South st
Hendry P. D. (of Hendry & Co.), 52 Brougham st
Hendry Robert, engineer, 65 Belville st
Hendry S., glass and china merchant, 23 Hamilton st. Ho.
7 Roxburgh st
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DIRECTORY. 97
Hendry William, engineer, 3 Manse lane
Hendry William, salesman, 5 Holmscroft st
Hendry Miss M., spirit dealer, 7 Main st Ho. 38 East
Hamilton st
Hendry Miss, 55 Holmscroft st
Hendry Mrs D., Broomfield, 61 Esplanade
Hendry Mrs John, 16 Hope st
Hendry Mrs Robert, 31 Regent st
Hendry Mrs Robert, furnishings, 50 Ann st
Hendry Mrs, fruiterer, 13 Union st. Ho. 22 Brisbane st
HENNAN John, labourer, 46 Cathcart st
HENRY Charles, baker, Kilblain bakery, ij Kilblain st
and 22 Ann st. Ho. 2 George square
Henry James, baker, 9 Murdieston st
Henry John, late candlemaker, 60 Eldon st
Henry John A., timekeeper, 101 Belville st
HENRICHS Mrs Henry, 34 West Stewart st
HEPBURN John, feuar, 16 Kilblain st
Hepburn Thomas, sugarboiler, 1 1 Brachelston st
Hepburn William, joiner, 16 Kilblain st
HEPWORTH J. & Son, Leeds Clothing Manufacturers, 2
Hamilton st— John Hall, manager, 39 Royal st, Gourock
HERALD (Glasgow) Daily and Weekly. Branch office, 29
Cathcart st— -J. C. Fisher, agent
Herald (Greenock) Office, 40 Cathcart st
HERBERT R. W., stationer, fancy goods, and news agent,
7 Grey place. Ho. 33 West Stewart st
Herbert Mrs, flesher, 45 Vennel. Ho. 44 do.
HERD James, clerk, 15 Newton st
HERON Andrew C, surveyor to Lloyd's Register of Shipping,
13 Hamilton st. Ho. 5 Caddlehill st
Heron James, brassfinisher, 16 Antigua st
Heron James, labourer, 58 Drumfrochar road
Heron John, engine-driver, 9 Ratho st
Heron John, fishmonger, 26 Vennel. Ho. 18 do.
Heron Mrs, 19 Bruce st
Heron Mrs, 75 Regent st
HEUGH Mrs Alexander, 7 Crescent st
HEYBURN John, dairy, 49 Shaw st
HEYLAND A. C, Langford lodge, 58 Finnart st
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No Middle-men's" profits to pay at Percy's.
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98
DIRECTORY.
HICKEY Thomas, huckster, 9 Bearhope st
HIGGINS William, Inland Revenue officer, 7 Caddlehill st
HIGGS W. H., shipmaster, 7 Kelly st
HIGHET James, engineer, 25 Regent st
Highet Robert, engineer, 19 Ingleston st
Highet Mrs John, 26 Lynedoch st
Highet Mrs, 12 Laird st
HIGHLANDERS' Academy, Mount Pleasant st
HILDRETH Miss Isabella, 75 Holmscroft st
HILL Archibald, shoemaker, 85 Roxburgh st
Hill B. W., R.N., 67 Nicolson st
Hill Henry, rigger, 16 Laird st
Hill James, painter, 97 Roxburgh st
Hill James M., 52 Esplanade
Hill James M. & Co., belt and fire hose manufacturers,
curriers, and leather merchants, 1 1 Stanners st
Hill Joseph, labourer, 30 Ingleston st
Hill Matthew, miller and grain merchant, Greenock Grain
Mills, 16 Chapel st. Ho. Annie bank, 13 Eldon st
Hill Ninian, shipowner, Clyde buildings, 19 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 57 Union st
Hill Robert, shipowner, 2 East India Breast. Ho. 75
Union st
Hill Robert, labourer, 1 1 Crescent st
Hill Robert, labourer, 29 Ingleston st
Hill Robert, labourer, 3 Prospecthill st
Hill Samuel, district superintendent, Prudential Assurance
Co. (Limited), Grosvenor terrace, 44 Mearns st
Hill William, policeman, 81 Wellington st
Hill W. H., royal engineer, Eddlewood place
Hill Mrs George, 25 Brisbane st
Hill Mrs John, 116 Drumfrochar road
Hill Mrs Ramsay, 57 Union st
HILLEND Medical Hall, 1 Lauriston st
HILLIARD William, cooper, 33 Lyle st
HINDMARSH Mrs, 34 St. Lawrence st
HINMERS Miss Ellen, 26 Brisbane st
HINRICHS Christian, shipmaster, 3 George square
HODGE George, ship steward, 28 West Blackhall st
Hodge James, labourer, 5 Salmon st
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DIRECTORY. 99
Hodge Mitchell & Son, cabinetmakers, upholsterers, and
bedding manufacturers, and carpet beaters, 12 West
Blackhall st
Hodge Mitchell (of Mitchell Hodge & Son), Mileburn,
Ashton, Gourock
Hodge William, joiner, 8 Watt st
Hodge William (of Mitchell Hodge & Son), Mileburn,
Ashton, Gourock
HODGSON Mrs William, 24 Trafalgar st
HOGG Alexander & Co., sugar merchants, Sugar Exchange
Hogg Nathan, labourer, 64 Holmscroft st
Hogg, Wallace & Co., sugar refiners, Dellingburn st
Hogg William, carpenter, 9 Carwood st
HOGGAN John, clerk, P.O., 32 South st
Hoggan William, mate, 5 Watt st
HOLBURN Robert, jun., dairyman, 56 Ann st
Holburn Robert, sen., 37 Wellington st
HOLE William Richard, sergt. -major, 1st Renfrew and
Dumbarton A.V., 21 Nelson st, west
HOLM & Fraser, timber measurers, 67 Rue-end st
Holm M. (of Holm & Fraser), Shore st, Port-Glasgow
HOLMES Alexander, cooper, 6 Union st
Holmes Edward, riveter, 27 Belville st
Holmes Henry, engineer, 19 Ingleston place
Holmes James, carting contractor, 2 St. Lawrence st. Ho. do.
Holmes James, turner, 65 Rue-end st
Holmes John, boilermaker, 26 West Blackhall st
Holmes John, contractor, 3 Carnock st
Holmes John, grocer and wine merchant, 15 Roxburgh st
Holmes John, joiner, 40 Mearns st
Holmes John, woolsorter, 12 Wellington st
Holmes Thomas, joiner, 83 Belville st
Holmes Walter, blacksmith, 13 East Crawford st
Holmes William, joiner, 24 Belville st
Holmes Mrs, 55 Drumfrochar road
HOLTERMAN John, pansman, 35 Ingleston st
HONEYMAN R., clerk, 74 Wellington st
Honeyman Mrs, 17 Newton st
HOOD James, hairdresser, 32 Ann st. Ho. 33 Kelly st
Hood John, plumber, 18 South st
our Boots & Shoes. The " Percy" Shoe House.

DIRECTORY.
Hood John, shoemaker, 3 Watt st
Hood John, storeman, 46 Crawfurd st
Hood William, provision merchant, 43 Hamilton st. Ho.
22 Robertson st
HOPE Charles, joiner, 27 Trafalgar st
Hope James, bandage maker, 18 Cathcart st
Hope Neil, carpenter, 13 Carwood st
Hope William (of Crawford & Hope), 37 West Stewart st
HOPEKINS Robert, engine fitter, 17 Brougham st
HOPKIRK Andrew, joiner, 10 Carwood st
HOPPER Mrs James, 60 East Hamilton st
HORN John, planer, 19 Ingleston place
Horn Mrs, 68 Wellington st
HORNE Robert, cabinet maker, 52 Holmscroft st
HORSMAN Mrs John, 6 Finnart st
HOSEA Clounes, flesher, 23 Dempster st
Hosea Robert, governor of Scott Institution, 5 Nelson stywest
HOURSTON Mrs P., 28 Brisbane st
HOUSE of Refuge (Female), Upper Ingleston st
HOUSTON Archibald (of R. & W. Houston & Co.), 7
Carwood st
Houston Archibald, fitter, 74 Wellington st
Houston David, out-door officer (Customs), 66 Wellington st
Houston Duncan, storeman, 3 Broomhill st
Houston George W. (of Robert Houston & Sons), Woolton,
93 Eldon st
Houston James, Annie bank, 41 Fox st
Houston James, foreman carter, 3 Regent st
Houston John, feuar, 17 Newton st
Houston John (of J. & R. Houston), Annie bank, 41 Fox st
Houston John, shipmaster, 15 Robertson st
Houston J. & R., engineers, ironfounders, sugar refinery
architects, and contractors of fireproof buildings, Cartsburn
Foundry and Engine Works, Upper Ingleston
Houston Peter, boilermaker, 31 Regent st
Houston Robert, joiner, 53 Belville st
Houston Robert & Sons, woollen manufacturers, 28 West
Blackhall st and Rockbank Mills, Drumfrochar road
Houston R. & W. & Co., joiners and builders, 69 Belville st
"The Leading Men of Glasgow in their Line."

DIRECTORY. 10
Houston R. H. (of Robert Houston & Sons), Birnam, 40
Newark st
Houston William, joiner, 10 Hope st
Houston Miss, milliner, 51 Brougham st
Houston Mrs James, 1 Watt place
Houston Mrs Robert, Woolton, 93 Eldon st
Houston Mrs, grocer, 17 and 53 Belville st. Ho. 24 do.
HOWAT James, moulder, 17 Baker st
HOWIE Alexander, tailor and clothier, 25 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 25 Dempster st
Howie Andrew, brass-dresser, 5 Belville st
Howie Andrew, rivetter, 66 East Hamilton st
Howie Hugh, carpenter, 12 Terrace road
Howie James, carpenter, 54 St Lawrence st
Howie James, carter, 54 Drumfrochar road
Howie Joseph, baker, 8 Mearns st
Howie Matthew, grain and potato merchant, 5 West breast.
Ho. Clachan farm, Rosneath
Howie Robert, engine-keeper, 10 Carnock st
Howie Robert, engine-keeper, 36 Mount Pleasant st
Howie Robert, watchman, Overton
HOWIESON Miss, greengrocer, 8 Sir Michael st
Howieson Mrs William, 3 Bank st
HOY Andrew, meter inspector, 17 Mount Pleasant st
Hoy Duncan, joiner, 4 Old Hillend
Hoy George, joiner, 17 Nelson st, west
Hoy Mrs James, grocer, 30 Wellington st. Ho. do.
HUBERT George, carpenter, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
HUGHES James, plasterer, 48 Lynedoch st
Hughes John, teacher, 20 Wellington st
Hughes Richard, joiner, 72 Ann st
Hughes Thomas, grocer, 85 \ Belville st
Hughes Samuel, cooper, 39 Ann st
Hughes Thomas, moulder, 6 Lauriston st
Hughes William, boilermaker, 9 Crescent st
Hughes William, policeman, 4 Mearns st
Hughes William, seaman, 76 Ann st
Hughes Mrs Robert, feuar, 13 Crescent st
HUME George, moulder, 51 Rue-end st
Hume, Gunion & Thomson, writers, 46 Brymner st
Vide Industries of Glasgow. 14 Hamilton St.
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DIRECTORY.
HUMES Samuel, broker, 22 Market st
HUMPHREYS Joseph, carver and gilder, 17 Sugar-houselane.
Ho. 15 Nelson st, west
Humphreys Joseph, clerk, 30 South st
Humphreys Mrs, 63 Nicolson st
Humphreys Mrs, 20 Pottery st
HUNT John, spirit merchant, 4 Bearhope st. Ho. n
Nelson st, west
HUNTER Alexander, mariner, 68 Kelly st
Hunter Brothers, fish curers, 14 Cathcart st
Hunter, Brown & Co., shipowners, r3 Hamilton st
Hunter David, shoemaker, 13 Market st
Hunter Gavin S., paper ruler, 62 Kelly st
Hunter James, engineer, 13 Lynedoch st
Hunter James, galvanic battery proprietor, 3 Dellingburn st
Hunter James (of Hunter Brothers), 1 1 Roxburgh st
Hunter John & Co., wholesale fish merchants, 8 West breast
Hunter John C, Finnart house, 46 Forsyth st
Hunter Robert, engineer, 23 Belville st
Hunter Robert, engineer, 24 East Crawford st
Hunter Robert, engineer, 7 Mill st
Hunter Robert, joiner, 9 Lynedoch st
Hunter Robert, timber measurer, 67 Rue-end st. Ho. Holywood,
Port-Glasgow
Hunter Thomas, brassfinisher, 36 Crescent st
Hunter T. O. & Co., merchants, shipping agents, and agents
for Lloyd's, London, and Liverpool Underwriters'
Association, Vice-Consulate for Sweden, Norway, and
Denmark, 13 Hamilton st
Hunter William, grocer & provision merchant, 31 Brougham
st. Ho. do.
Hunter William, salesman, 21 Belville st
Hunter William Hugh, commission and insurance agent, 46
Brymner st. Ho. 18 Bedford st
Hunter William W., joiner, 67 Nicolson st
Hunter Miss E., 24 Brisbane st
Hunter Miss, boys' dressmaker, 12 South st
Hunter Miss, 7 Bearhope st
Hunter Misses I. & J., dressmakers and servants' registry,,
1 7 Jamaica st
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DIRECTORY. 1 03
Hunter Misses J. & M., stationers, 14 Cathcart st. Ho. 13
Lynedoch st
Hunter Misses, 1 Forsyth st
Hunter Mrs John, 24 Patrick st
Hunter Mrs William, 1 1 Lyle st
Hunter Mrs, 3 Belville st
Hunter Mrs, 89 Belville st
Hunter Mrs, 89 East Hamilton st
Hunter Mrs, 5 Holmscroft st
HUNTINGFORD Commander, R.N., 40 Margaret st
HUTCHESON Alexander, shipwright, 6 Chapel st
Hutcheson Andrew, grocer, 20 Mount Pleasant st
Hutcheson David, labourer, 66 Ann st
Hutcheson George, feuar, 12 St. Lawrence st
Hutcheson George, mason, 68 Wellington st
Hutcheson George, patternmaker, Ashfield cottage, Macdougall
st
Hutcheson Henry, warehouseman, 54 Drumfrochar road
Hutcheson James, iron turner, 36 Crescent st
Hutcheson James, plater, 33 East Crawford st
Hutcheson John, carpenter, 8 Ardgowan st, west
Hutcheson John, feuar, Hyde Park cottage, 1 2 St. Lawrence
st
Hutcheson John, woolsorter, 124 Drumfrochar road
Hutcheson John M. (of Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co.), 38
Union st
Hutcheson John, carter, 39 Holmscroft st
Hutcheson Thomas, carpenter, 30 East Crawford st
Hutcheson William, engineer, 4 Prospecthill st
Hutcheson William, treasurer Greenock Harbour Trust,
Municipal buildings, Wallace square. Ho. 8 Ardgowan
st, west
Hutcheson Miss, 31 Regent st
Hutcheson Mrs Peter, 22 Brisbane st
Hutcheson Mrs, 7 Hope st
Hutcheson Mrs, 24 Wellington st
Hutcheson Mrs, 17 Nelson st, west
HUTCHISON David, joiner, 71 Regent st
Hutchison James, head-master, (Fairrie's) East Shaw Street
School. Ho. 32 Ardgowan st, west
only from Percy Brothers, 14 Hamilton St.

T04 DIRECTORY.
Hutchison William, factor, Glasgow & South-Western Railway
Co., 45 Lynedoch st. Ho. 8 Regent sq., Lenzie
Hutchison William, M.A., 24 Kelly st
Hutchison William, printer, publisher, and lithographer,
23 Nicolson st. Ho. 24 Kelly st
HUTTON David, flesher, 12 Laird st
Hutton Hugh, out-door officer, H.M. Customs, 49 Brougham
st
Hutton James, general dealer and furniture warehouseman,
22 Inverkip st. Ho. 2 Princes st
Hutton Mrs Jane, 49 Mearns st
Hutton Mrs John, 17 Lyle st
Hutton Mrs, 20 St. Lawrence st
HYDE Norman, boilermaker, 13 Ingleston st
Hyde William, goods foreman, 15 Mill st
HYNDMAN Hugh, engineer, 103 Belville st
Hyndman James, feuar, 24 West Stewart st
Hyndman John G., merchant and commission agent, 4
East India breast. Ho. Seafield, 6 Fox st
Hyndman Robert, rigger, 65 Holmscroft st
Hyndman William L., coal merchant, 67 Vennel. Ho. 24
West Stewart st
Hyndman Mrs, dairy, 1 1 Crawfurd st
HYTTEN Christian & Co., shipbrokers, 2 West quay
I
INDUSTRIAL Co-operative Stores, 5 Arthur st
IMRIE John, slater, 71 Wellington st
INDIAN & Ceylon Co., tea and coffee merchants, 46 Hamilton
st—R. Tweedie, manager
INFIRMARY, 21 Inverkip st and 4 Duncan st
INGLES James, skinner, 101 Belville st
INGLESTON Foundry, 9 Ingleston st
INGLIS Andrew, sugar boiler, 13 Newton st
Inglis James & Sons, music-sellers, 23 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 1 Kelly st. (See Advt.)
Inglis James, coal merchant, Mount Park villa, 2 Holms-
croft st
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Inglis James, joiner, 18 South st
Inglis James, spirit dealer, 10 Kilblain st. Ho. 36 West
Stewart st
Inglis John, moulder, 67 Regent st
Inglis John, moulder, 52 St. Lawrence st
Inglis John, professor of music, 1 Kelly st
Inglis Robert, 7 Margaret st
Inglis Robert, joiner, 12 South st
Inglis William, moulder, 9 Lyle st
Inglis Miss, mangling, 27 Nelson st, west
Inglis Miss, milliner, 54 Ann st. Ho. 112 Drumfrochar road
Inglis Miss, 56 Kelly st
Inglis Mrs James, grocer and provision merchant, 112 Drumfrochar
road. Ho. do.
Inglis Mrs James, Melita cottage, 14 Bentinck st
Inglis Mrs, 8 Watt st
INGRAM William B., head-master, St. Andrew Square
School. Ho. 2 Wellington st
INLAND Revenue Office (Excise), Customhouse buildings
INNES Joseph, engineer, 30 Wellington st
Innes Joseph, sheriff-officer, and J.R constable, 41 Cathcart
st. Ho. 87 Dempster st
Innes William, bookseller, stationer, and news-agent, 40
Hamilton st. Ho. 26 Newton st
Innes Mrs, 1 1 Watt st
IRELAND William, sugar boiler, 77 Wellington st
Ireland Mrs James, 73 Holmscroft st
Ireland Mrs M., 22 Wellington st
IRONS Mrs Agnes, 7 Brisbane st
IRVINE Alexander, clerk, 8 Nile st
Irvine William, carpenter, 13 Hope st
Irvine Miss, 75 Wellington st
Irvine Mrs James, 19 Dempster st
Irvine Mrs, 21 Bearhope st
IRVING Miss, lodgings, 36 West Blackhall st
ISBISTER John B., shipmaster, 11 Nelson st, west
ITALIAN Consulate, 46 Cathcart st
from Head Depot— Percy Brothers, Glasgow.

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JACK John, merchant, 8 Wellington st
Jack William, moulder, 3 Orchard st
Jack Mrs Hugh, 23 Trafalgar st
JACKSON Alexander, engineer, 5 East Crawford st
Jackson James, sawyer, 14 Lennox buildings
Jackson John, moulder, 23 Crescent st
Jackson John, watchman, 15 Cross-shore st
Jackson Matthew, labourer, 19 Belville st
Jackson Peter, labourer, 84 Belville st
Jackson Thomas, iron driller, 17 Prospecthill st
Jackson William, engineer, 84 Belville st
Jackson Mrs Hyslop, 54 East Hamilton st
JACOBS Thomas R., solicitor, 17 West Blackhall st. Ho.
47 Brisbane st
JAFFREY G. W., engineer and shipbuilder, 42 Newton st
JAGO William B., upholsterer, 7 Murdieston st
JAMES Watt Steamship Co. (Limited), 2 West quay
Leitch & Muir, managers
James William, joiner, 12 South st
JAMIESON Alexander, carpenter, 15 Lynedoch st
Jamieson Alexander & Co., smiths and cartwrights, 66
Inverkip st
Jamieson James S. & Co., ship and insurance brokers and
commission agents, 1 8 West Burn st
Jamieson James S. (of James S. Jamieson & Co.), 91
Newton st
Jamieson James, coal merchant, 10 Nile st
Jamieson John & Co., clothiers, 16 Hamilton st
Jamieson John, 24 Cartsburn st
Jamieson John, carpenter, 12 Arthur st
Jamieson John, labourer, 30 Sir Michael st
Jamieson John, plumber, 30 Roxburgh st
Jamieson John, ship and insurance broker, copper, yellow
metal, felt, and rattan merchant, 2 Cathcart st. Ho.
Sydney place, 16 Eldon st
Jamieson Martin, clerk, Police chambers. Ho. 56 Kelly st
Jamieson Norman, deputy harbour-master, 3 Kelly st
Boots you can "Buy weel and hae weel " in
—

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Jamieson Robert, joiner, 5 Orangefield place
Jamieson Robert, smith, 1 1 Nicolson st
Jamieson Robert Walter, feuar and shipowner, 16 Nelson st,
west. Ho. Octavia villa, 1 Brisbane st
Jamieson Robert Walter, jun., school board officer, 60
Kelly st
Jamieson Thomas, joiner, builder, surveyor, and property
valuator, 8 South st. Ho. 10 Bedford st
Jamieson Thomas, shoemaker, 34 Wellington st
Jamieson Miss C, tobacconist, 35 Cathcart st
Jamieson Misses, feuars, 7 Orangefield place
Jamieson Misses, 18 Robertson st
Jamieson Mrs Alexander, feuar, 9 South st
Jamieson Mrs Thomas, 30 Roxburgh st
Jamieson Mrs, 24 Hamilton st
JARDINE James, police constable, 36 West Blackhall st
Jardine James, warehouseman, 10 Hope st
JARVIE James A., agent for Czarnikow & Boog, Exchange
buildings. Ho. 33 Esplanade
Jarvie Rev. J. M., minister of George square Congregational
Church. Ho. 33 Esplanade
Jarvie William & Co., general drapers, n West Blackhall st
Jarvie William (of William Jarvie & Co.), 2 Robertson st
JEFFREY John, joiner, 17 Tobago st
Jeffrey Thomas, plumber, 27 Regent st
JENKINS Alexander, storekeeper, 26 East Hamilton st
Jenkins Alexander, tailor and clothier, 24 Hamilton st. Ho.
7 Brachelston st
Jenkins George, accountant, Union Bank of Scotland
(Limited). Ho. 61 Esplanade
Jenkins William, boilermaker, 13 Mount Pleasant st
JENZON Mrs, laundry, 30 Wellington st
JERDAN Rev. Charles, M.A., LL.B., minister Sir Michael
Street U.P. Church. Ho. 115 Eldon st
JESSAMINE James, rafter, 19 Antigua st
TOHANSEN August, mate, 15 Hope st
JOHNS Robert, labourer, 3 Mearns st
Johns Thomas, shipmaster, 26 Patrick st
JOHNSON Robert, engineer, 11 Lauriston st
Johnson Thomas, Inland Revenue officer, 35 Kelly st
purchasing direct from us at 14 Hamilton St.

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JOHNSTON Alexander, engineer, 18 East Crawford st
Johnston Alexander Ranken, merchant, Seafield,
Johnston Donald, labourer, 40 Nicolson st
i Fox st
Johnston Duncan, gardener, 5 1 Eldon st
Johnston Duncan, shipmaster, 28 Brisbane st
Johnston Francis, rivetter, 8 East Blackhall st
Johnston George, papermaker, 126 Drumfrochar road
Johnston Isaac, engineer, 4 Carwood st
Johnston J., shipmaster, 56 East Crawford st
Johnston James, carpenter, 32 St. Lawrence st
Johnston James, engineer, 83 Belville st
Johnston James, labourer, 47 Mearns st
Johnston James D., tailor, 93 Dempster st
Johnston John, blacksmith, 36 Lynedoch st
Johnston John, bricklayer, 6 St. Lawrence st
Johnston John, carpenter, 12 Laird st
Johnston John, carter, 1 Drumfrochar road
Johnston John, clerk, 84 Roxburgh st
Johnston John, joiner & picture framer,
Johnston John, moulder, 23 Ingleston st
1 1 West Stewart st
Johnston Peter, labourer, 3 Hill st
Johnston Robert, engineer, 9 Ratho st
Johnston Robert, labourer, 114 Drumfrochar road
Johnston Samuel, coachman, 3 Brachelston st
Johnston Thomas B., smith, 20 St. Lawrence st
Johnston Thomas, blacksmith, 91 Belville st
Johnston Thomas, carpenter, 29 Trafalgar st
Johnston Thomas, labourer, 22 West Blackhall st
Johnston William, bookseller and stationer, 13 Union st.
Ho. 18 Kelly st
Johnston William, brakesman, 36 St. Lawrence st
Johnston William, carpenter, 11 East Blackhall st
Johnston William, joiner, 17 Belville st
Johnston William, labourer, 30 Cartsburn st
Johnston William, railway porter, 115 Dempster st
Johnston William, registrar of births, deaths, and marriages,
for Middle District, Municipal buildings, Wallace place.
Ho. 18 Kelly st
Johnston William, session-clerk, Cartsburn Parish. Ho. 33
Ingleston st
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Johnston William, traveller, 33 Ingleston st
Johnston William, shipmaster, 26 South st
Johnston Miss M., furnished apartments, 14 West Blackhall
st
Johnston Miss, 24 Trafalgar st
Johnston Mrs A., 7 Lynedoch st
Johnston Mrs Emma, midwife, 41 Sir Michael st
Johnston Mrs James, 68 Kelly st
Johnston Mrs James, 24 South st
Johnston Mrs. ladies' nurse, 3 Duff st
Johnston Mrs, lodgings, 6 West Blackhall st
Johnston Mrs, 29 Ann st
Johnston Mrs, 46 Cathcart st
Johnston Mrs, 1 Duncan st
Johnston Mrs, 60 Eldon st
JOHNSTONE George, Inspector National Telephone Co.,.
Wallace square
Johnstone Rev. M. P., minister of Free Middle Church,
George square. Manse, 57 Newton st
Johnstone Rev. Thomas Francis, M.A., minister of St. Paul's
Church, Newark st. Ho. 34 Eldon st
Johnstone Miss, milliner, 31 West Blackhall st. Ho. 56
Kelly st
JONES Alexander, mate, 43 Crawfurd st
Jones John, coachman, Overton
Jones Paul, yacht and boat builder, East Bay. Ho. Eddiewood
place
Jones Richard, engineer, 5 Dellingburn square
Jones Richard, jun., engineer, 39 Lynedoch st
Jones Robert, engine-keeper, 6 Sinclair st
Jones William, railway guard, 82 Belville st
Jones William, shipmaster, 6 Finnart st
Jones Mrs C, 48 Crawfurd st
JORDON Mrs John, 62 East Crawford st
JOSS Miss, 13 Mount Pleasant st
JUSTICE William, clerk, 31 Brougham st
Justice Mrs William, 29 Brougham st
Justice of Peace Clerk's Office, Mansionhouse, Ardgowan
square
Boots, visit the " Percy" Boot & Shoe Depot.

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K
KANE George, jobbing gardener and nurseryman, 73
Nicolson st
Kane John, coal dealer, 15 Bearhope st
Kane Michael, labourer, 24 Hamilton st
Kane Thomas, labourer, 24 Bruce st
Kane Miss, laundry, 1 1 Lynedoch st
KAY Archibald, tinsmith, 76 Dempster st
Kay A. S. & Co., machine agents and manufacturers of
knitted hosiery, 2 1 West Blackhall st
Kay A. S. (of A. S. Kay 8z Co.), 26 West Blackhall st
Kay James (of James Kay & Co.), 35 Roxburgh st
Kay James, engineer, 105 Belville st
Kay James & Co., tailors and clothiers, 17 Hamilton st
Kay John, joiner, 9 Holmscroft st
Kay John Meridth, teacher of music, 1 1 Nelson st, west
Kay Peter, caulker, 29 Lynedoch st
Kay Rev. Thomas, minister of Ladyburn Parish. Ho. 2
Moffat st
Kay Thomas, papermaker, Overton
KEAN Thomas, police sergeant, 3 Prospecthill st
Kean Mrs Francis, 23 Newton st
KEARNEY John, labourer, 12 Ingleston st
KEE Joseph, carpenter, 91 Dempster st
KEEFE Thomas, coal merchant, 3 Newton st. Ho. 5 do.
KEENAN Henry, nursery seedsman and florist, 24 Union
st and Forsyth st. Ho. 24 Union st
Keenan & Co., builders, 33 Sugarhouse lane. Ho. 7
Dempster st
Keenan Matthew, gardener and nurseryman, 19 Brisbane st
Keenan Mrs, 50 St. Lawrence st
KEITH Duncan, boatman, 30 Brymner st
Keith Duncan, engineer, 10 Lynedoch st
Keith F. Macrae, inspector of telegraphs, 27 Robertson st
Keith Miss, feuar, 24 Kelly st
KELLET George, tailor, 67 Roxburgh st
KELLY Donald, carpenter, 20 Lyle st
Kelly Francis, labourer, 23 Lyle st
One of the attractions of Greenock for Leather

DIRECTORY. Ill
Kelly George, baker, 70 Wellington st
Kelly George, rigger, 45 Hamilton st
Kelly James, fireman, 7 1 Wellington st
Kelly John, foreman porter, 5 2 West Blackhall st
Kelly John, salesman, 4 Prospecthill st
Kelly Robert, railway porter, 17 Lyle st
Kelly Thomas, baker. 2 Duff st
Kelly Thomas, boilermaker, 25 Regent st
Kelly William & Co., family grocers, tea, wine, and spirit
merchants, and ship store dealers, 9 William st
Kelly William, labourer, 1 1 Mill st
Kelly Miss J., greengrocer, 1 East Crawford st
KELSO Charles, broker, 6 Inverkip st
Kelso Matthew, flesher, 33 Rue-end st. Ho. 30 Bruce st
Kelso William, engineer, 74 Ann st
Kelso William, spirit merchant, 65 Main st. Ho. 8 Lyle st
Kelso Mrs Daniel, feuar, 74 Finnart st
Kelso Mrs Janet, feuar, 25 Bank st
Kelso Mrs R., 8 Antigua st
KEMP George, labourer, 4 Holmscroft st
Kemp Mrs Joseph, 6 Nelson st, west
KEMSLEY Samuel, Customhouse boatman, 9 Lynedoch st
KENNEDY Alexander, carter, 27 Nicolson st
Kennedy Alexander, carpenter, 9 Carwood st
Kennedy Alexander, engineer, 39 Ann st
Kennedy Daniel, engineer, to Baker st
Kennedy Daniel, sailmaker, n Ann st
Kennedy David, labourer, 19 Ingleston place
Kennedy Donald, carpenter, 41 West Burn st
Kennedy Donald, timekeeper, 1 Holmscroft st
Kennedy D. M., shipping agent, 46 Brymner st. Ho. ^^
Nelson st, west
Kennedy Fergus, caulker, 1 1 West Stewart st
Kennedy Ferguson, baker, 45 Holmscroft st
Kennedy Hugh, checker, 5 Hope st
Kennedy Hugh J., vanman, 60 East Hamilton st
Kennedy Hugh, monumental sculptor, 3 South
st. Ho. 12 do.
Kennedy John, boot and shoemaker, 26 Hamilton st and
27 W'est Burn st. Ho. 37 Kelly st
Goods is the "Percy" Boot and Shoe House.

DIRECTORY.
Kennedy John, joiner, 3 Orchard st
Kennedy Robert, cab proprietor, 1 Inverkip road. Ho 8
South st
Kennedy Samuel, labourer, 43 Holmscroft st
Kennedy Thomas, architect, measurer, property surveyor,
and valuator, 3 Bank st. Ho. 27 do.
Kennedy William, labourer, 41 Crawfurd st
Kennedy Mrs William, 33 Nelson st
Kennedy Mrs, central temperance hotel, 12 Brymner st
Kennedy Mrs, lodgings, 8 Kilblain st
Kennedy Mrs, 16 Kelly st
Kennedy Mrs, 4 South st
Kennedy Mrs, 13 East Crawford st
KENNEY John, salesman, 2 George square
KENT John, joiner, 27 Dempster st
KENYON Mrs, 20 Lynedoch st
KEOGH John, cabman, 24 West Blackhall st
KER Misses, 27 Nelson st west
KERR Andrew, architect and surveyor, Mansionhouse. Ho„
97 Brisbane st
Kerr Andrew, engineer, 6 Hope st
Kerr Angus, joiner, Overton
Kerr Archibald, timber measurer, 1 7 Newton st
Kerr Colin, boilermaker, 29 Rue-end st
Kerr Daniel, shipowner, Heywood, 1 Margaret st
Kerr David, labourer, 24 West Blackhall st
Kerr Edward, wine and spirit merchant, 1 Open Shore. Ho.
34 South st
Kerr George, late examining officer, Customs, 15 Robertson
st
Kerr George, labourer, 5 John st
Kerr Henry, storekeeper, 30 East Hamilton st
Kerr Henry B., clerk, 16 South st
Kerr Hugh, American and Continental stores,
16 West Blackhall st and 24 Lynedoch st.
Ho. 24 do.
Kerr James, chemist, Municipal buildings, 6 Hamilton st,.
and 1 Lauriston st, Hillend. Ho. 2 Lyle st
Kerr James, railway guard, 104 Dempster st
Kerr James, storekeeper, 26 Newton st
We assure you all our Boots are made only

DIRECTORY. 1 1
Kerr John & Co., shipowners, 6 Grey place
Kerr John, boilermaker, 82 Belville st
Kerr John, engineer, 23 Belville st
Kerr John, engineer, 29 Rue-end st
Kerr John, joiner, 7 1 Nicolson st
Kerr John, shipmaster, 9 Mount Pleasant st
Kerr John, shipowner, Heathfield, 53 Eldon st
Kerr John S. (of Smith & Sharp, Glasgow), Clydeview, 49
Margaret st
Kerr, Newton & Co., shipbrokers and merchants, 4 Brymner
st— Craig, Scott & Co., agents
Kerr Peter, artist, 87 Eldon st
Kerr Peter, stationmaster, (G. & S.-W. Railway), Princes
Pier station. Ho. 17 Brougham st
Kerr Robert, brassfinisher, 61 Ann st
Kerr Robert, feuar, 55 Newton st
Kerr Robert, ironfinisher, 19 Prospecthill st
Kerr Robert, labourer, 20 John st
Kerr Robert, Prudential Insurance agent, 1 7 Lauriston st
Kerr Robert, railway guard, 81 Wellington st
Kerr Robert, sugar refiner, Westfield, 17 Octavia terrace
Kerr Samuel, miller, 85 Belville st
Kerr Thomas, engine-driver, 41 West Blackhall st
Kerr Thomas F., fireman, 80 Belville st
Kerr William, boilermaker, 1 7 Lauriston st
Kerr William, labourer, 7 Belville st
Kerr William (of Crawford & Kerr), 108 Drumfrochar road
Kerr William, umbrella maker, 9 Lynedoch st. Ho. 6 Hill st
Kerr Miss, fruiterer, 22 Lynedoch st
Kerr Mrs A., 42 Regent st
Kerr Mrs James, 13 Mount Pleasant st
Kerr Mrs Robert, 6 Chapel st
Kerr Mrs William, green grocer, 32 St. Lawrence st
Kerr Mrs, 35 Lyle st
Kerr Mrs, 6 Hill st
KERRIGAN John, fitter, 10 Springkell st
Kerrigan William, boilermaker, 18 Bearhope st
Kerrigan William, gardener, 24 Inverkip st
KESSON Henry, blacksmith, n Crescent st
KETTERSON Mrs, 76 Dempster st
from Solid Leather. " Percy's," 14 Hamilton St.
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DIRECTORY.
KEYS James, carpenter, 15 Bearhope st
KIDD Benjamin P. (of Kidd Brothers), 58 Kelly st
Kidd Brothers, removal contractors, cabinetmakers,
upholsterers, carpet warehousemen,
and Venetian blind makers, 6 Grey place.
Workshops—Houston st, (See Advt.)
Kidd Robert (of Kidd Brothers), 3 Kelly st
Kidd William (of Morton & Kidd), 21 Fox st
KIDSTON A. G. & Co., iron, steel, copper, and zinc merchants,
and agents for Muntz's Metal Co., Limited, 6
Cathcart st
KILBLAIN Academy, 15 Kilblain st
Kilblain Bakery, ij Kilblain st
KILGOUR John, boilermaker, 3 Lauriston st
KILLIN Andrew, shoemaker, 21 Bruce st
Killin Thomas, carpenter, 13 Hope st
Killin, Mrs, grocer, 23 Mearns st
KILLOCH William, seaman, 16 John st
KILPATRICK Hugh, mason, 4 Union st
Kilpatrick Samuel, spirit merchant, 35 Vennel. Ho. 66
Regent st
KINCAID & Co. (Limited), engineers and founders, Clyde
foundry, East Hamilton st
Kincaid James, labourer, 45 Holmscroft st
Kincaid John G. (of Kincaid & Co.), Oakfield west, Ratho
st
Kincaid Robert, engine-driver, 2 Garvald st
Kincaid Miss, Corriebank, 11 Eldon st
Kincaid Miss, confectioner, 39 Ann st
KING Alexander, boilermaker, 13 Belville st
King Daniel, cowfeeder, Upper Ingleston
King Dugald, steward, 46 Ann st
King Gilbert, painter, 12 Lynedoch st
King Henry (at John Kerr & Co's.), 27 Esplanade
King Henry, vanman, 6 Mearns st
King John, engineer and shipbuilder (Calcutta, India). Ho.
Jardine Burn, 64 Forsyth st
King John, gardener, 85 Dempster st
King John, sugar porter, Berrymount, Lynedoch st
King Robert, carpenter, 36 Crescent st
20/ worth for 15/, at the " Percy" Shoe House,

DIRECTORY. I15
King Robert, engine-keeper, 6 Chapel st
King Robert, engine-keeper, 17 Nelson st, west
King Robert, flesher, 25 Rue-end st. Ho. 29 do.
King Thomas, joiner, 81 Dempster st
King Thomas, late of H.M. Customs, 34 Brisbane st
King Mrs Andrew, 3 Armadale place, Bank st
King Mrs William, carter and contractor, 8 Virginia st
KINLOCH William, labourer, 30 Cartsburn st
KINNAIRD James (of Austin & Kinnaird), 57 Regent st
Kinnaird WT illiam, cooper, 21 Ingleston st
Kinnaird William, mate, 23 Trafalgar st
KINNELL David, labourer, 24 Bruce st
Kinnell George, dairy, 17 Tobago st
Kinnell James, engine-keeper, 77 Wellington st
KINNIBURGH James, rafter, 62 Ann st
Kinniburgh John, cooper, 3 Trafalgar st
KIRCHOFF Charles B., shipbroker, 2 Jamaica st
KIRK John (of J. & R. Kirk), 27 Robertson st
Kirk J. & R., builders and contractors, 5 Campbell st
Kirk Robert (of J. & R. Kirk), 30 South st
Kirk Mrs, 13 Nelson st, west
KIRKALDY William, reporter, 9 Ardgowan st, west
KIRKHAM Mrs Agnes, greengrocer, 28 West Burn st
KIRKPATRICK George, Customhouse boatman, 23 Roxburgh
st
Kirkpatrick John W. (of Post Office), 27 Robertson st
Kirkpatrick William, postman, 32 Mount Pleasant st
KIRKWOOD Adam, baker, 87 Roxburgh st. Ho.
Holmscroft st
40
Kirkwood Alexander, baker, 92 Roxburgh st and 57 Inverkip
st. Ho. 22 Caddlehill st
Kirkwood James, grocer, 16 Cathcart st
Kirkwood James, mason, 81 Holmscroft st
Kirkwood Robert, grocer, 1 Smith's lane. Ho. 59 Regent st
Kirkwood Thomas, mason and builder, 78 Holmscroft st.
Ho. Auchneagh house, Inverkip road
Kirkwood William, builder ; yard, 79 Holmscroft st. Ho.
78 do.
Kirkwood William, engineer, 29 Rue-end st
Kirkwood William, shipmaster, 58 Kelly st
(Sign of the Clock), M-A-K-E-R-S' P-R-l-C-E-S.

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Kirkwood Miss, 17 Brisbane st
Kirkwood Mrs Elizabeth, 56 Kelly st
KISSICK John, watchman, 19 Ingleston place
KITCHEN James, cooper, 60 Ann st
KLAUSE William, ship carpenter and boatbuilder, 3 Dellingburn
st. Ho. 2 Mearns st
KNOWLES John (of Post-Office), 7 Murdieston st
KNOX James, cooper, 66 Wellington st
Knox Thomas, carpenter, 3 Orchard st
KYLE William J., labourer, 29 Ingleston st
LAFFERTY James, labourer, 62 Ann st
Lafferty Philips, broker, 8 Smith's lane. Ho. 1 1 Market st
LAING Robert, seedsman and fruiterer, 33 Hamilton st,.
19 and 21 Charles st. Ho. 23 Lyle st
Laing M., tobacconist, stationer, and branch Post-Office, 17
Rue-end st. Ho. 23 Lyle st
LAIRD Alexander, contractor, 6 Springkell st
Laird James, grocer, 23 Ingleston st. Ho. do.
Laird James, salesman, 68 Wellington st
Laird John, coppersmith, 16 Antigua st
Laird John, dairyman, 26 Vennel
Laird John, 6 Hope st
Laird Robert, farmer, Bow, Inverkip road
Laird Robert, labourer, 36 Holmscroft st
Laird Thomas, boilermaker, 23 Ingleston st
Laird William, engineer, 6 Hope st
Laird William, waiter, 1 1 Watt st
Laird M. &. J., Berlin wool repository, 38 Hamilton st. Ho.
81 Holmscroft st
Laird Miss M., Westfield dairy, 9 Brisbane st
Laird Miss, 35 West Burn st
LAMB Thomas, jun. (of Thomas Lamb, Sons & Co.), 17
Ardgowan square
Lamb Thomas, Sons & Co., timber merchants, sawmillers,
&c, Cartsdyke Saw Mills, 6 East Hamilton st, Greenock,
and 295 Shields road, Glasgow
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DIRECTORY. 1 1 7
Lamb William, skinner, 3 East Crawford st
Lamb William S., clerk, 14 Robertson st
Lamb Misses, institution for the education of young ladies,
18 Margaret st
Lamb Mrs, 45 Lynedoch st
LAMBERT Francis, fireman, 5 Sir Michael st
LAMBIE Francis, locomotive superintendent, 36 East
Crawford st
Lambie J. M. & R., carpenters and boatbuilders, 3 Ratho st
Lambie Robert (of J. M. & R. Lambie), 99 Belville st
Lambie Mrs J. M., 74 East Crawford st
LAMONT Alexander, carting contractor, Palmerston build-
ings. Ho. 27 Shaw st
Lamont Alexander, shoemaker, 5 Regent st
Lamont Andrew, labourer, 20 John st
Lamont Archibald, engineer, 25 Belville st
Lamont Archibald, slater, 6 Holmscroft st
Lamont Colin, shoemaker, 15 Lyle st
Lamont Donald, clerk, 95 Belville st
Lamont Duncan, blacksmith, 55 Belville st
Lamont Duncan, tinsmith, 6 Mearns st
Lamont Hugh, mason, 70 Wellington st
Lamont Hugh, steamboat agent, West quay. Ho. 91
Dempster st
Lamont James, blacksmith and boilermaker, 7 St. Andrew
st. Ho. 15 Lyle st
Lamont John, carpenter, 2 1 Ingleston place
Lamont Robert, labourer, 7 Lauriston st
Lamont Robert, painter, 4 Mearns st
Lamont William, commission and insurance agent, and
superintendent of weighers, transit sheds, warehouses,
and timber storage ground, 16 Palmerston buildings.
Ho. 14 Ardgowan square
Lamont Miss, lodgings, 73 Nicolson st
Lamont Mrs James, 28 West Burn st
Lamont Mrs Neil, 6 Kelly st
Lamont Mrs, 4 Watt st
LANCASTER John, bricklayer, 66 Holmscroft st
LANG Archibald, engineer, 31 Ingleston st
Lang Arthur R., coach painter, 17 Kelly st
14 Hamilton St.— Percy Brothers, Proprietors,

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Lang Daniel, 6 Chapel st
Lang Daniel, flesher, 31 Nicolson st. Ho. 20 West
Stewart st
Lang George, patternmaker, 21 Belville st
Lang Hugh, engineer, 50 St. Lawrence st
Lang Hugh, labourer, 2 Wemyss Bay st
Lang James, boilermaker, 7 Mill st
Lang James, jun., feuar, 26 Mearns st
Lang James, moulder, 21 Ingleston st
Lang James, ploughman, Overton
Lang James, wholesale grocer and sugar merchant, 30
Sugarhouse lane. Ho. 9 Finnart terrace
Lang James M., boot and shoe maker, 20 Tobago st
Lang John, cashier, 40 Eldon st
Lang John, joiner, 26 Wellington st
Lang John, provision merchant, 44 Hamilton st. Ho. 37
Kelly st
Lang John (of P. M'Callum & Sons), Eldon villa, 65 Eldon st
Lang John, sailmaker, 29 Lynedoch st
Lang John, sugarboiler, 29 Regent st
Lang Matthew, brassmoulder, 32 Ingleston st
Lang Robert, cabinetmaker, 30 West Burn st. Ho. 70
Eldon st
Lang Robert, glazier, 76 Dempster st
Lang Robert, rivetter, 30 East Hamilton st
Lang William, bookbinder, 64 Wellington st
Lang Mrs James, feuar, 75 Union st
Lang Mrs James, 28 Mearns st
Lang Mrs Robert, grocer, 71 Nicolson st. Ho. 4 South st
Lang Mrs William, lodgings, 7 Hope st
Lang Mrs William, 69 Regent st
LANGTRY Joseph, porter, 63 Holmscroft st
LANGWILL James, carpenter, 42 St. Lawrence st
Langwill John, shipmaster, 81 Holmscroft st
LARKIN John, brassdresser, 26 East Crawford st
LATHAM. David M.. agent of the Royal Bank of Scotland.
Ho. Gourock house, Gourock
LAUDER Alexander F., saddler and harnessmaker, 19
Cathcart st. Ho. 12 Lyle st
Lauder James, sailmaker, 74 Wellington st
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Lauder John M., tobacconist, 6 Inverkip st
Lauder Mrs James, 21 Nelson st, west
LAUGHLAN Mrs, lodgings, 21 Sugarhouse lane
LAUGHLIN John, coachman, 77 Belville st
LAURENT F. B., French teacher, 5 Armadale place
LAURIE & Fleming, carvers, gilders, and fine art dealers,
1 Bank st
Laurie G. A., H.M.C., 24 Patrick st
Laurie James, M.B., CM., physician' and surgeon, consulting
rooms, 10 West Blackball st. Ho. 1 Shaw place
Laurie John, carpenter, 5 Ratho st
Laurie John F., 66 Kelly st
Laurie Robert R., 23 Roxburgh st
Laurie William (of Crawford & Laurie), 5 Robertson st
LAVERTY Bernard, railway guard, 2 DurT st
LAVERY Philip, hole borer, 40 West Burn st
LAW Archibald, sailmaker, 26 West Blackhall st
Law George, carpenter, 29 Lynedoch st
Law Hugh, cashier, 49 Trafalgar st
Law Miss Mary, green grocer, 42 West Blackhall st
Law Mrs James, 13 Nelson st, west
Law Mrs, 31 Dempster st
LAWRENCE Mrs David, Waverley Temperance Hotel, 40
West Blackhall st
LAWRIE Thomas, baker, 2 Inverkip st. Ho. 1 Kilblain st
Lawrie Mrs Robert, 29 Patrick st
LAWSON Andrew, engineer, 67 Regent st
Lawson George, carpenter, 3 1 Lyle st
Lawson James, river pilot, 6 Kelly st
Lawson John, engineer, 3 Bearhope st
Lawson R. M., aerated water manufacturer, 45 Wellington st
Lawson Mrs John, 30 Newton st
LEAGUE of the Cross Hall, 29 West Burn st—John Nelis,
secretary
LEARIE Miss, grocer, 16 Cartsburn st
LEBROCQ Mrs Edward, 6 West Stewart st
LECK Robert, fitter, 9 Prospecthill st
LECKIE, Baxter & Co., shipbrokers, 4 Brymner st — Craig,
Scott & Co., agents
Leckie Peter, coppersmith, 25 Bruce st
(Percy's Corner), 14 Hamilton St., Greenock.

120 DIRECTORY.
Leckie W. F., engineers' ironmonger, 8 East Blackhall st.
Ho. 29 Bank st
Leckie Mrs Archibald, 52 Kelly st
LEDINGHAM Alexander, traveller, 3 Shaw place
LEE Robert, deep-sea pilot, 2 Wellington st
Lee Thomas, labourer, 46 Nicolson st
Lee Thomas, sanitary labourer, 5 Duff st
LEED Mrs George, 52 Kelly st
LEEDS Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, 44 Cathcart st
James Wallace, manager
LEES Robert, rivetter, 3 Belville st
Lees William, engineer, 17 Brisbane st
Lees William, headmaster, Ladyburn School. Ho. Rose
villa, Bogston
Lees Mrs G., 5 Bearhope st
LEGGATE Archibald, pensioner, 7 Hill st
Leggate William, carriage inspector, 52 Wellington st
LEISHMAN James, brassfinisher, 10 Regent st
Leishman Joseph, carpenter, 66 Drumfrochar road
LEISK Adam, jun., slater, slate, lime, and cement merchant,
12 Laird st. Ho. do.
Leisk William, rigger, 3 Kilblain st
LEITCH & Muir, ship, fire, life, and marine insurance
agents, 2 West quay
Leitch Archibald, carter, Upper Ingleston
Leitch Arthur O. (of Leitch & Muir), Maderia lodge, 8
Newark st
Leitch Charles, joiner, 63 Nicolson st
Leitch Colin, cabinetmaker, 63 Ann st
Leitch Daniel, painter, 10 West Breast. Ho. 37 Campbell
st
Leitch Donald, oil and colour merchant, 28 Ann st
Leitch James, sailmaker, 69 Roxburgh st
Leitch John, sawyer, 21 Main st
Leitch John, seaman, 9 Lyle st
Leitch John, merchant, 10 Sugar Exchange, Terrace road.
Ho. 1 2 Newark st
Leitch Nicol, coal merchant, 12 Brougham st. Ho. 69
Nicolson st
Leitch Norman, plumber, 90 Dempster st
We are a Quarter of a Century established.
—

DIRECTORY.
Leitch Patrick Walker, insurance broker, 10 Sugar Exchange,
Terrace road. Ho. 1 5 Ardgowan square
Leitch Quintin & Co., hemp and wire rope manufacturers,
Whinhill Ropeworks, Drumfrochar road. Office, 1
East Breast and 2 Brymner st
Leitch Robert, carter, 6 Hay st
Leitch William, engine-driver, 17 Shaw 6t
Leitch Wm. Orr (of Quintin Leitch & Co.), 39 Ardgowan st,
west
Leitch Miss, 15 Ardgowan square
Leitch Misses, 49 Newton st
Leitch Mrs Angus, 24 Bank st
Leitch Mrs H., 5 West Stewart st
Leitch Mrs, 68 East Hamilton st
LEITH Henry, fireman, 26 East Crawford st
Leith James, grocer, 49 Shaw st and 30 Dalrymple st. Ho.
47 Mearns st
Leith Robert, grocer, 53 Drumfrochar road. Ho. do.
Leith William, labourer, 30 Arthur st
Leith William, moulder, 53 Belville st
LEMON James, joiner, 6 Watt st
Lemon Miss Sarah, dressmaker, 6 Watt st
LENNOX James L., tailor and clothier, 16 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 47 Brisbane st
Lennox John & Co., manufacturers of ship sheathing, roofing
and boiler felts, Caledonian Felt Works, Bogston,
Port-Glasgow road
Lennox John (of John Lennox & Co.), Bogston, 97 Port-
Glasgow road
Lennox Neil, smith, 47 Holmscroft st
LEONARD Charles, umbrella maker, 8 Inverkip st
LESLIE Angus, 1 1 Hill st
Leslie David, clerk, 95 Roxburgh st
Leslie James, boilermaker, 82 Belville st
Leslie James, cooper, 34 Mount Pleasant st
Leslie Lewis, labourer, 2 East Blackhall st
LETHAM John, compositor, 7 Mount Pleasant st
Letham William, shipowner and marine insurance broker,
29 Cathcart st. Ho. 63 Union st
Letham Miss, 23 Kelly st
Percy Brothers' Boots walk over the World.

DIRECTORY.
LETSON James, boilermaker, 34 Crescent st
LEVER Robert, labourer, 22 Arthur st
LEVY Pinkus, bootmaker, 19 Hamilton st. Ho. 29 Lyle st
LEWIS Charles, deputy superintendent of Mercantile Marine,
16 Wellington st
Lewis John, labourer, 6 West Burn st
Lewis Peter, fireman, 6 West Burn st
Lewis Mrs William, James place, 4 Lyle st
LIDDELL Alexander, flesher, 87 Wellington st
Liddell Archibald, engineer, 30 Newton st
Liddell David, carter, 68 Drumfrochar road
Liddell David, joiner, 15 Belville st
Liddell James D., joiner, 10 South st
Liddell John, carter, 41 Crawfurd st
Liddell Miss, 52 Regent st
Liddell Miss, 29 Patrick st
Liddell Miss, Berryburn
Liddell Mrs John, 6 Old Hillend
Liddell Mrs John. Oakfield west, Ratho st
Liddell Mrs, pianist, 40 Brisbane st
LIEBOW H., hairdresser, 14 Cathcart st. Ho. 16 Trafalgar
st
LIETKE & Co.. shipbrokers, German Consulate, Russian
and Dutch Consular agents, Palmerston buildings
Lietke John Otto (of Lietke & Co.), Hunterslea, Kilmalcolm
LIGHTBODY John, carpenter, 18 St. Lawrence st
LINDSAY Archibald N. (of William Lindsay & Co.), 63
Newton st
Lindsay James, joiner, 46 East Hamilton st
Lindsay John, blacksmith, 6 WT est Stewart st
Lindsay John, seaman, 22 Lynedoch st
Lindsay John, skinner, 9 East Crawford st
Lindsay John, joiner, 18 St. Lawrence st
Lindsay & M'Vicar, grocers, 1 1 Rue-end st
Lindsay Malcolm, labourer, Overton
Lindsay Peter, blacksmith, 4 Kilblain st
Lindsay William & Co., shipowners, ship and insurance
brokers, and steam-packet agents, City buildings, 32
Cathcart st
Lindsay William (of William Lindsay & Co.), 77 Union st
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Lindsay Miss, 9 Ardgowan square
Lindsay Miss, 1 Madeira st and 20 Esplanade
Lindsay Mrs J., 10 Garwood st
Lindsay Mrs W., 11 Hill st
LINKLATER William, carpenter, 21 Dempster st
LINN James, tenter, 108 Drumfrochar road
Linn John, engine-driver, 18 East Crawford st
Linn Robert, clerk, 51 Belville st
Linn Samuel, engineer, 13 East Crawford st
Linn Thomas, labourer, 7 Crescent st
LINTON Thomas, tailor, 77 Regent st
LIPTON Thomas J., wholesale and retail provision merchant,
15 Cathcart st
LITTLE James &: Co., steamship owners, Excise buildings
Little James (of Macalister, Little & Co.), Johnville, Gourock
Little James, quarryman, 4 Kilblain st
Little Samuel, labourer, 23 Belville st
Little Miss, 10 Ardgowan square
LITTLESON Miss, 1 1 West Stewart st
LIVERPOOL Traders' Office, 1 Cross-shore st—D. Macdougall,
agent
LIVINGSTON Alexander, blockmaker, 8 Antigua st
Livingston Alexander, lamplighter, 75 Wellington st
Livingston Donald, baker, 52 Regent st
Livingston Donald, labourer, sanitary department. Ho. 38
Ann st
Livingston Duncan, boilermaker, 7 Lauriston st
Livingston Duncan, fireman, 1 Duncan st
Livingston Duncan, flesher, 23 Rue-end st. Ho. 25 Bank st
Livingston Hugh, engineer, 10 Lynedoch st
Livingston John, dyer, 62 Ann st
Livingston John, pensioner, 8 Hay st
Livingston Miss, furrier and feather dresser, 14 Ardgowan
st, west
LLOYD Andaluz, of Cadiz— T. O. Hunter & Co., agents
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping, 13 Ham-
ilton st
LOCAL Marine Board, 7 Virginia st
LOCHHEAD & Co., hatters, hosiers and glovers, 29
Cathcart st
make out of Leather at 14 Hamilton Street..

124 DIRECTORY.
Lochhead John, engineman, 1 1 Lauriston st
Lochhead John, rivetter, 1 1 Crescent st
Lochhead Robert (of M'Callum & Lochhead), 35 Kelly st
Lochhead Mrs, 51 Belville st
LOCHORE Mrs, 35 Lyle st
LOCKIE John, patternmaker, 15 Arthur st
LOCKYER George & Son, animal charcoal manufacturers
—Agents, J. M. Macfarlane & Co.
LOGAN Francis and Sons, gasfitters, bellhangers, brassfinishers,
&c, 21 Nicolson st. (See Advt.)
Logan Francis (of Francis Logan & Sons), 40 Nelson st, west
Logan Francis, stationer, tobacconist, and fancy goods im-
porter, and branch post-office, 16 Lynedoch st, and 79
Roxburgh st. Ho. 40 Nelson st, west
Logan Francis B. (of Francis Logan & Sons), 26 West
Blackhall st
Logan James, compositor, 9 Nicolson st
Logan James, warehouseman, 44 Lynedoch st
Logan John, boarding house, 4 Dalrymple st
Logan Joseph M. (of Francis Logan & Sons), 82 Roxburgh
st
Logan Matthew, labourer, 12 Charles st
Logan Robert, boilermaker, 19 Regent st
Logan Mrs, grocer, 8 Manse lane
LONDON Hat Warehouse, 11 West Blackhall st—J. M.
Dick, proprietor
London & Belfast Tea Co., 45 Cathcart st
London & Newcastle Tea Co., 33 Hamilton st
LONDONDERRY Steam Packet Company, Old Steamboat
quay—Robert Allan, agent
LONGWILL Mrs William, 15 Nelson st, west
LORCET Peter, clerk, 64 Holmscroft st
LOUDOUN David, correspondent, N. B. Daily Mail, Municipal
buildings, 4 Hamilton st. Ho. 34 Nelson st, west
LOUDON Samuel R., herbalist, 7 Market st
LOUGHRAN William, broker, 3 Lindsay's lane. Ho. 18
Vennel
LOVE James A., writer and notary public, 2 Hamilton st.
Ho. Royal Bank house, 38 Cathcart st
Love James, draughtsman, 49 Mearns st
The "Percy" Shoe House for

DIRECTORY. 12$
Love John, accountant, Royal Bank of Scotland, 38 Cathcart
st. Ho. above the Bank
Love John, compositor, 5 1 Kelly st
Love Robert, chronometer-maker and optician, 17 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 28 Brisbane st
Love William, engineer, 27 Trafalgar st
Love Mrs David, Rosebank, Cardwell bay
Love Mrs John, 20 Brisbane st
Love Mrs, 16 Arthur st
LOVELL John, H.M. Customs, 9 Mount Pleasant st
Lovell William, cooper, 66 Wellington st
LOW Alexander, miller, 10 Lyle st
Low David, blacksmith 7 Lauriston st
Low James, engineer, 15 Sir Michael st
Low James, joiner, 61 Holmscroft st
Low John, blacksmith, 63 Belville st
Low John, smith, 18 Bogle st
Low Robert, sugar porter, 53 Drumfrochar road
Low Thomas, joiner, 34 South si
Low William, assistant superintendent, Gulf Line, 12 Forsyth
st
Low William D., C.E., Office of Public Works, Municipal
buildings. Ho. 45 Brisbane st
Low Miss, 12 Robertson st
LOWEY George, labourer, 31 Nicolson st
LUCKHAM James, shipmaster, 26 Trafalgar, st
LUGTON Alexander, cooper, 75 Holmscroft st
LUMSDEN James, hole borer, 2 Mackenzie st
LUNDIE M. H., brassfinisher, 51 Lynedoch st
LUSK John, feuar, Rosebank, 25 Forsyth st
Lusk Robert, labourer, 37 Holmscroft st
Lusk Robert & Co., wholesale grocers and sugar dealers, 7
Tobago st
LYALL James, pawnbroker, 60 Vennel
Lyall James, flesher, 4 Duff st
Lyall Mrs, 27 Robertson st
LYDEN William, labourer, 44 Arthur st
LYLE Abram & Sons, shipowners and warehouse-keepers,,
1 1 Nicolson st
Lyle Abram, Oakley, 5 1 Eldon st
Substantial Value in Boots.

126 DIRECTORY.
Lyle Abram (of A. & R. Lyle & Co.), Eldon place
Lyle Alexander, moulder, 97 Belville st
Lyle Alexander (of John Lyle & Sons), 49 Finnart st
Lyle Alexander P. (of Abram Lyle & Sons), 105 Finnart st
Lyle Archibald, spirit merchant, 8 Smiths lane. Ho. 56
Regent st
Lyle James, baker, 1 1 Ann 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 J. Leitch (of John Lyle & Sons), Kilmorie, 109
Finnart st
Lyle Robert, jun. (of A. & R. Lyle & Co.), The Lodge, 69
Newton st
Lyle Robert, Dunavard, 72 Union st
Lyle Robert Park (of Abram Lyle & Sons), Ingleholme, 107
Finnart st
Lyle A. & R. & Co., ship chandlers, steamship, deck, and
engine stores, engineers, shipbuilders, yacht furnishers,
ironmongers, &c, 3 and 4 West Breast
Lyle Thomas, cowfeeder, Old Hillend
Lyle Miss, dressmaker, 24 West Stewart st
Lyle Mrs Isabella, grocer, 33 Nicolson st
Lyle Mrs R. G., 25 Brisbane st
LYNCH John, furniture dealer, 37 Crawfurd st
Lynch John, H.M. Customs, 8 Lyle st
Lynch John, rigger, 27 Trafalgar st
LYON Archibald, engineer, 27 Ingleston st
Lyon Archibald, baker, 6 Belville st. Ho. do.
Lyon David, joiner and builder, 6 East Blackhall st. Ho.
Mount park, 2 Hope st
Lyon David, labourer, 83 Belville st
Lyon Dugald, brassfinisher, 55 Belville st
Lyon Dugald, joiner, 2 Hope st
Lyon James, sugar broker, 10 Cross-shore st Ho. 53
Brisbane st
Lyon James, merchant, 19 Bentinck st
Lyon Peter, patternmaker, 18 St. Lawrence st
Lyon Thomas, labourer, 16 John st
20/ Worth for 15/ at the

DIRECTORY. I27
Lyon Miss, 53 Brisbane st
Lyon Miss M., confectioner, 9 John st
Lyon Mrs John, grocer, 41 Ann st. Ho. do.
Lyon Mrs Margaret, 13 West Blackhall st
M'
MACADAM Mrs Peter, 33 Nelson st, west
M'ADAM Matthew, boatbuilder, 24 Antigua st
M'ALEER John, 1 Ardgowan st, Glebe
M'Aleer Mrs, 3 Duff st
M'ALEES James, iron driller, 24 Antigua st
MACALISTER Daniel, A.M.Inst. C.E., civil engineer, 17
West Blackhall st. Ho. 62 Forsyth st
Macalister & Fyfe, ironmongers, shipchandlers, painters, and
agents for the sale of yachts, 4 East Breast
Macalister Little & Co., ship and insurance brokers and
commission agents, 14 Hamilton st
Macalister R. S., superintendent, Mercantile Marine Office,
7 Virginia st. Ho. Glencairn, Kilmalcolm
Macalister Mrs Daniel, 62 Forsyth st
M'ALLISTER Alexander, carpenter, 27 Trafalgar st
M'Allister Archibald, carpenter, 36 Mount Pleasant st
M'Allister Archibald, chimney sweep, 37 Cathcart st
M'Allister Archibald, engineer, 22 Lynedoch st
M'Allister Daniel, janitor, Glebe Public School, Crawfurd st
M'Allister Donald, carpenter, 40 Arthur st
M'Allister Donald, salesman, 43 Shaw st
M'Allister Duncan, cowfeeder, 39 Trafalgar st
M'Allister James, labourer, 1 Kilblain buildings
M'Allister John, ironfinisher, 28 West Blackhall st
M'Allister John, railway porter, 6 Patrick st
M'Allister Malcolm, carpenter, 19 Ingleston place
M'Allister Malcolm, tugboatman, 16 Trafalgar st
M'Allister Neil, carpenter, 5 Regent st
M'Allister Mrs, 3 Regent st
M'Allister Mrs, poulterer, 5 Tobago st
M'ALPINE Daniel, carting contractor, 26 Duncan st
M 'Alpine William, carter, 26 Duncan st
"Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.

128 DIRECTORY.
M 'Alpine Mrs Allan, 4 Watt st
M'ANALLY Henry jun., shoemaker, 1 Lauriston st. Ho.
3 do.
M'ANINCH Mrs Ann, confectioner, 7 Brymner st
MACARA Renton, feuar, 28 Ardgowan st, west
M'ARLEY David, manufacturer, 167 Eldon st
M'ARTHUR Alexander, joiner, 3 Hill st
M'Arthur Archibald, engineer, 34 Crescent st
M'Arthur Archibald, draughtsman, 39 Lynedoch st
M'Arthur Charles baker, 14 Hope st
M'Arthur Colin, insurance agent, 35 Wellington st
M'Arthur Daniel, joiner, 13 Watt st
M'Arthur Dugald, tanner, 77 Regent st
M'Arthur Hugh, gas inspector, T9 South st
M'Arthur John, boilermaker, 2 Garvald st
M'Arthur John, joiner, 105 Belville st
M'Arthur John, plumber, 85 Wellington st
M'Arthur John, sailmaker, 78 Dempster st
M'Arthur Peter, carpenter, 64 Wellington st
M'Arthur Robert, boilermaker, 65 Belville st
M'Arthur Robert, messenger, Customhouse
M'Arthur Thomas, nautical instrument maker, 73 Regent st
M'Arthur William, blacksmith, 4 Garvald st
M'Arthur William, boilermaker, 65 Belville st
M'Arthur William, foreman, 66 Ann st
M'Arthur Miss Jane, 32 East Shaw st
M'Arthur Miss, milliner, 12 Watt st
M'Arthur Miss, Finnart Grove, Finnart road
M'Arthur Misses, 1 Ker st
M'Arthur Mrs Duncan, 6 Union st
M'Arthur Mrs Duncan, 37 West Blackhall st
M'Arthur Mrs John, 38 Brisbane st
M'Arthur Mrs, 3 Bruce st
M'Arthur Mrs, 11 Lauriston st
M'Arthur Mrs, 65 Octavia terrace
M'Arthur Mrs, 41 West Blackhall st
M'Arthur Mrs, greengrocer, 23 Nelson st, west
MACASKILL Malcolm, traveller, 27 Nelson st, west
MACAULAY Daniel, factor, Improvement Trust, Municipal
buildings. Ho. 16 Mearns st
25% Ordinary Retailers' Prices at the

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Macaulay James & Son, coopers, 38 Nicolson st
Macaulay James L. (of James Macaulay & Son), 14 Robertson
st
Macaulay John (of Orr, Pollock & Co.), 23 Finnart st
Macaulay Mrs William, 23 Finnart st
M'AULAY Alexander, blacksmith, 16 Bruce st
M'Aulay Edward, fireman, 36 West Burn st
M'Aulay James, plumber, 7 Boyd st
M'Aulay James, skinner, 22 Arthur st
M'Aulay James B., joiner, 30 Kelly st
M'Aulay John, blacksmith, 4 Carwood st
M'Aulay Matthew (of H.M. Customs), 47 Crawfurd st
M'Aulay Peter, blacksmith, 5 Newton st
M'Aulay Peter, farmer and cattle dealer, Craigs farm, Lyle
road
M'Aulay Thomas Y., cooper, 4 Kilblain st
M'Aulay W. G. & Co., bakers, 20 Vennel. Ho. 4 Mearnsst
M'Aulay Miss, toy and china warehouse, 3 Prospecthill st
M'AUSLAN Alexander, 22 Trafalgar st
M'Auslan Alexander, salesman, 61 Ann 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, jun., cooper, 62 Kelly st
M'Ausland Archibald, sen., 92 Dempster st
M'Ausland & Brand, curriers and leather merchants, Lady
burn
M'Ausland John, ropespinner, 72 Wellington st
M'Ausland William, cooper, 81 Wellington st
M'Ausland Miss, 33 Brougham st
M'Ausland Mrs John, grocer, 23 West Stewart st
M'BAIN Hugh, seaman, 41 Crawfurd st
M'BEARTY Duncan, lathsplitter, 21 Mearns st
MACBETH Miss, matron, Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society,
58 Ann st
M'BETH Thomas, labourer, 8 Kilblain st
MACBRAYNE John, shipping clerk, 19 Brisbane st
M'BRIDE Alexander, engineer, 27 Regent st
M'Bride Alexander, fitter, 95 Roxburgh st
M'Bride Archibald, seaman, 42 Roxburgh st
"Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.
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130
DIRECTORY.
M'Bride Donald, carpenter, 30 Roxburgh st
M'Bride Duncan, carpenter, 5 Kilblain st
M'Bride Francis, fitter, 7 Carwood st
M'Bride Henry, labourer, 95 Roxburgh st
M'Bride James, labourer, 11 West Stewart st
M'Bride James, teacher, 52 East Crawford st
M'Bride John, boatbuilder, 22 Crawfurd st
M'Bride John, grocer and provision merchant, 31 Regent st
and 7 Main st. Ho. 15 Lyle st
M'Bride John, joiner, 34 Ann st
M'Bride Joseph (of M'Bride & Smith), 25 Nelson st, west
M'Bride Peter, joiner. 29 Dempster st
M'Bride Peter, joiner, 9 Holmscroft st
M'Bride Robert, seaman, 10 Hill st
M'Bride & Smith, serated water manufacturers, 61 Nicolson st
M'Bride Thomas, rivetter, 27 Ingleston st
M'Bride William, carter, 22 Crescent st
M'Bride William G., mechanical dentist, 9 South st
M'Bride Mrs Isabella, 32 Mount Pleasant st
M'Bride Mrs I., tobacconist, 44 Vennel
M'Bride Mrs, dressmaker, 15 Nelson st, west
M'Bride Mrs, dressmaker, 30 Roxburgh st
M'Bride Mrs, 8 Kilblain st
M'CALL Archibald, 14 Brisbane st
M'Call Charles, commission agent, 39 Kelly st
M'Call James (of Macalister & Fyfe), 26 Finnart st
M'Call John, carpenter, 61 Belville st
M'Call Thomas, civil engineer, &c, Ardvourley,66 Esplanade
M'Call Mrs, 6 Antigua st
M'Call Mrs, 3 Ford place, Finnart st
M'Call Mrs, 8 Hill st
MACCALLUM Henry, watchmaker, 40 Brisbane st
Maccallum P. & Sons, iron, steel, and metal merchants, 1
Cathcart st and 54 Rue-end st
M'CALLUM Archibald, rivetter, 28 Bruce st
M'Callum Donald, spirit merchant, 22 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 31 Newton st
M'Callum Dugald, 1 Hill st
M'Callum Duncan, brakesman. 77 Regent st
M'Callum Duncan, Glenburn, 6 Newark st
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M'Callum Duncan, policeman, 9 Lynedoch st
M'Callum Duncan, ropemaker, 13 West Stewart st
M'Callum Duncan, tailor and clothier, 23 Cathcart st Ho.
31 Dempster st
M'Callum Edward, grocer and feuar, 36 Shaw st. Ho. 5
Cross-shore st
M'Callum George F. (of M'Callum & Lochhead) 3 Royal
terrace, Paisley
M'Callum Gilbert, engineer, 4 Holmscroft st
M'Callum James, broker, 1 Rue-end st. Ho. do.
M'Callum James, cooper, 1 1 Watt st
M'Callum James B., shipping clerk, 30 Newton st
M'Callum & Lochhead, sugar dealers, n Duffst
M'Callum Malcolm, engineer, 15 Brisbane st
M'Callum Neil, confectioner, 25 Nelson st, west
M'Callum Peter, joiner, 2 Antigua st
M'Callum Peter, moulder, 10 John st
M'Callum Robert, joiner, 43 Holmscroft st
M'Callum William, sailmaker, 25 Nelson st, west
M'Callum Miss Mary, boys' dressmaker, 30 Ann st
M'Callum Miss, dressmaker, 15 Hope st
M'Callum Misses, dressmakers and straw hatters, 1 1 Nelson
st, west
M'Callum Mrs Daniel, 33 Ardgowan st, west
M'Callum Mrs John, 8 Carwood st
M'Callum Mrs, 19 Ingleston st
M'Callum Mrs, 22 Lyle st
M'Callum Mrs, 10 Regent st
M'CAMMOND, Easton & Co., hay, straw, and grain merchants,
28 Sugarhouse lane
M'Cammond Mrs, 4 Robertson st
M'CANDLISH Samuel, foreman, 61 Holmscroft st
M'CANN, Michael, fitter, 7 Mill st
M'CARTHY Mrs, royal restaurant, 36 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 7 Grey place
M'CARTNEY Daniel, boot and shoe maker, 3 Inverkip st
M'Cartney James, coachman, 27 West Burn st
M'Cartney William, brassfinisher, 14 Dalrymple st
M'Cartney William, labourer, 1 1 Belville st
M'CASKIE Henry, coach-hirer, 48 Forsyth st
prices, from Percy Bros., 14 Hamilton Street.

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DIRECTORY.
M'CASKILL Mrs, Campfield house, Cardwell bay
M'CAUL John, grocer, 19 Ann st. Ho. 5 Dempster st
M'CHESSNEY Hugh R., shipmaster, 24 South st
M'GLELLAND Hugh, engineman, 1 1 Belville st
M 'CLEMENT James, blacksmith, 13 Springkell st
M 'Clement James, grocer, 105 Belville st. Ho. do.
M 'Clement Miss Marion, wine and spirit dealer, 48 East
Hamilton st. Ho. 1 2 East Blackhall st
M'CLOSKEY Mrs, 7 Nile st
M'CLOY Daniel, broker, 51 Crawfurd st. Ho. 47 do.
M'Cloy Joseph, woolsorter, 63 Ann st
M'CLURE John, (of W. W. & J. M'Clure), Mayfield, 66
Union st
M'Clure William, blacksmith, 15 Regent st
M'Clure William, jun., M.A. (of W. W. & J. M'Clure), May-
field, 66 Union st
M'Clure William (of W. W. & J. M'Clure), Mayfield, 66
Union st
M'Clure W. W. & J., writers, notaries public, and insurance
agents, Provident Bank buildings, 1 1 William st
M'COAG Daniel, baker, 8 Holmscroft st
M'COLL A. & J., contractors, 73 Ann st
M'Coll Allan (of A. & J. M'Coll), 73 Ann st
M'Coll Daniel, clerk, 11 Mill st
M'Coll Donald, coachman, 39 Sir Michael st
M'Coll James, carting contractor, 37 Trafalgar st. Ho. 14
Wellington st
M'Coll John, blacksmith, Garvel Park House
M'Coll John, coach proprietor, 24 Duncan st
M'Coll John (of A. & J. M'Coll), 5 Nile st
M'Coll Neil, gardener, 105 Finnart st
M'Coll Peter, sailmaker, 17 Bearhope st
M'Coll William, brassfinisher, 9 East Crawford st
M'Coll Miss Eliza, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Coll Mrs Jane, 6 Sinclair st
M'Coll Mrs, 36 Holmscroft st
M'CONALOGUE Thomas, butter and egg store, 49 Shaw st
M'CONNELL Donald, boilermaker, 10 Carnock st
M'Connell John, engineer, 50 St. Lawrence st
M'CORMICK David, salesman, 24 Lynedoch st
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M'Cormick Donald (of D. M'Cormick & Co.), 24 Kelly st
M'Corraick Donald, steamboat agent, Customhouse quay
M'Cormick D. & Co:, gasfitters, tin and coppersmiths, and
sheet-iron workers, 8 Springkell st
M'Cormick Edward, 8 Shaw place
M'Cormick Henry, spirit merchant, 3 Shannon's close. Ho.
5 Bank 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
and 1 Ropework st. Ho. 18 Kelly st
M'CORQUODALE Archibald, iron plater, 7 Crescent st
M'Corquodale Daniel, carpenter, 42 St. Lawrence st
M'Corquodale Dugald, engineer, 28 East Hamilton st
M'Corquodale Duncan, brassfounder, 15 Antigua st
M'Corquodale Lachlan, plasterer, 49 Nicolson st
M'Corquodale Peter, mercantile clerk, 5 Kelly st
M'Corquodale Mrs, 15 Brougham st
M'Corquodale Mrs, 23 East Shaw st
M'Corquodale Mrs, grocer, 31 Ingleston st. Ho. 5 Belville
st
M'COVER Robert, engineer, 41 Sir Michael st
M'COWAN & Biggart, analytical and consulting chemists,
and public analysts, 29 Cathcart st
M'Cowan James, caulker. 77 Regent st
M'Cowan James, spinner, 4 Prospecthill st
M'Cowan John, grocer, 112 Drumfrochar road. Ho. do.
M'Cowan William, mason, 25 Trafalgar st
M'COWATT James, engineer, 14 Wellington st
M'Cowatt Thomas, baker, 81 Roxburgh st
M'COY William J., policeman, 4 Holmscroft st
M'CRACKEN Robert, blacksmith, 14 Crescent st
M'Cracken Samuel, labourer, 26 Bruce st
M'CRACKETT Mrs P., stationery and fancy goods warehouse,
25 Ann st. Ho. do.
M'CRAE Daniel, candle maker, grease, oil, and general
merchant, 15 Charles st and 44 Dalrymple st. Ho.
Rosebank, 14 Nelson st, west
M'Crae David, engine-driver, 1 M'Lean st
M'Crae Duncan, sailmaker, 51 Kelly st
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M'Crae George, engineer, 73 Nicolson st
M'Crae John, joiner, 29 Lynedoch st
M'Crae Robert, engine-driver, 25 Belvi-lle st
M'CRAINE Hugh, seaman, 77 Wellington st
M'Craine Murdoch, watchman, 36 Holmscroft st
M'CREA James, carpenter, 29 Lyle st
M'CREADIE James, 93 Roxburgh st
M'Creadie James, plasterer, Jamaica lane, off Jamaica st.
Ho. 3 Mount Pleasant st
M'Creadie John, seaman, 1 Kilblain st
M'Creadie Michael, grocer, 1 1 Main st
M'Creadie Mrs, 10 East Blackhall st
M'CREATH Gilbert, 4 Nelson st, Glebe
M'CRINDLE James, grocer and provision merchant, 43;
Hamilton st. Ho. 24 Kelly st
M'Crindle William, storekeeper, 41 Ann st
M'CUAIG James C, grocer and provision merchant, 25
Nelson st, west. Ho. 15 South st
M'Cuaig John, joiner, 62 Kelly st
M'Cuaig Magnus, ironmonger, 100 Roxburgh st. Ho. 15.
South st
M'Cuaig Peter, engineer, 13 Belville st
M'Cuaig Samuel (of Smith & M'Cuaig), 29 Patrick st
M'Cuaig Mrs, in Dempster st
M'Cubbin William, painter, 34 East Hamilton st
M'CUE Hugh, boatman, 3 Hamilton st
M'Cue James, plasterer, 76 Wellington st
M'Cue Neil, labourer, 21 John st
MACCULLOCH Alexander, flesher, 13 Cathcart st. Ho.
Hill farm, InYerkip
MacCulloch Colin, writer, Town Clerk, and clerk to Board
of Police and Water Trust, Municipal buildings, 6
Hamilton st. Ho. 1 Octavia terrace
M'CULLOCH Archibald, flesher, 33 Hamilton st
M'Culloch David, cooper, 66 Drumfrochar road
M'Culloch James, engine-driver, 8 Watt st
M'Culloch James, gardener, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Culloch James, joiner, 26 Bruce st
M'Culloch James, postman, 1 Holmscroft st
M'Culloch John, gardener, 3 Eldon st. Ho. 9 do.
" Ladies/' we can save you money in Boots

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M'Culloch Joseph, patternmaker, 10 Lyle st
M'Culloch Joseph, salesman, 16 Kilblain st
M'Culloch Thomas D., policeman, 76 Ann st
M'Culloch Mrs A. G. S., 59 Octavia terrace
M'Culloch Mrs B., dairy, 59 Main st
M'Culloch Mrs John, 4 Sinclair st
M'Culloch Mrs John, 25 Dempster st
M'Culloch Mrs, lodgings, 15 Laird st
M'Culloch Mrs, lodgings, 17 Antigua st
M'Culloch Mrs, lodgings, 14 Terrace road
M'Culloch Mrs, 97 Belville st
M'Culloch Mrs, 53 Kelly st
MACCUNN James, Thornhill, 37 Ardgowan st, west
M'CUNN James, registrar of births, deaths, and marriages,
for East District, 3 East Blackhall st. Ho. 49 Brisbane st
M'Cunn Miss Isabella, 12 St. Lawrence st
M'CURDY Agustus, carpenter, 50 Holmscroft st
M'Curdy John, carpenter, 90 Dempster st
M'Curdy Patrick, hairdresser, 6 Brymner st. Ho. 7 William
st
MACCUTCHEON Hugh, feuar, 77 Holmscroft st
M'DADE Mrs H., tobacconist, 34 Dalrymple st
M'DERMID Mrs B., dairy, 1 Stanners st
M'Dermid Mrs, 18 Port-Glasgow road
M'Dermid Mrs, 30 St. Lawrence st
M'DIARMID John, sugar-porter, 5 West Stewart st
MACDONALD Angus, detective officer, 87 Dempster st
Macdonald Angus, shipmaster, 8 Boyd st
Macdonald Angus, clerk, 50 Roxburgh st
Macdonald Archibald K., teacher, 10 Wellington st
Macdonald Archibald, minister of the Gaelic Parish Church,
West Burn st. Ho. 19 Caddlehill st
Macdonald Donald (of Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co.),
Stroove, Skelmorlie
Macdonald D., clerk, 2 Lyle st
Macdonald Edmund, drill instructor, 31 Nelson st, west
Macdonald Frank, stationer, umbrella maker, and fancy
goods warehouse, 41 Ann st. Ho. 9 Brisbane st
Macdonald George (of J. C. Smith, Macdonald & Crawford),
Erlsmere, 101 Finnart st
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Macdonald Hugh, clerk, 96 Dempster st
Macdonald Hugh, currier, 35 Wellington st
Macdonald, Hutcheson& Co., sugar brokers, Commercial Bank
buildings, Greenock, and 29 Mincing lane, London, E.C.
Macdonald James, solicitor and notary public, 2 Bank st.
Ho. 17 Ardgowan square
Macdonald John, brassfinisher, 65 Belville st
Macdonald John, wine and spirit merchant, 12 East India
breast. Ho. 38 Brymner st
Macdonald Neil, tailor, 39 Kelly st
Macdonald Ronald, spirit merchant, 10 West breast. Ho.
6 Nelson st, west
Macdonald Mrs Frank, select registry, stationer, &c, 9
Brisbane st
Macdonald Mrs, 26 West Blackhall st
Macdonald Mrs John, 13 Kelly st
Macdonald Mrs Mary, boot and shoe warehouse, 27 Regent
st. Ho. do.
M'DONALD Alexander, engineer, 3 Belville st
M'Donald Alexander, gas inspector, 68 Wellington st
M'Donald Alexander, iron-moulder, 76 Ann st
M'Donald Alexander, labourer, 73 Regent st
M'Donald Alexander K., joiner, 1 Kilblain buildings
M'Donald Allan, mason, 4 Kilblain st
M'Donald Andrew, 35 Kelly st
M'Donald Angus, sugar porter, 42 Brisbane st
M'Donald Archibald, boatman, 36 Lynedoch st
M'Donald Charles, blacksmith, 3 West Stewart st
M'Donald Charles, boilermaker, 63 Rue-end st
M'Donald Charles, policeman, 45 Hamilton st
M'Donald Donald, blacksmith, 5 Bearhope st
M'Donald Donald, carpenter, 68 Holmscroft st
M'Donald Donald, fitter, 13 West Stewart st
M'Donald Donald, gardener, Stoneleigh, 23 Newark st
M'Donald Donald, foreman, 6 West Stewart st
M'Donald Donald, rivetter, 13 Carvvood st
M'Donald Donald, vanman, 30 Wellington st
M'Donald Duncan, engine keeper, 18 St. Lawrence st
M'Donald Hugh, engineer, 15 Hope st
M'Donald Hugh, joiner, 108 Dempster st
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M'Donald James, inspector of police, 23 Dempster st
M'Donald James, labourer, 87 Belville st
M'Donald John, coachman, 23 Eldon st
M'Donald John, engineer, 20 Antigua st
M'Donald John, labourer, 64 Wellington st
M'Donald John, yacht agent, 36 West Stewart st
M'Donald Kenneth, carpenter, 7 Newton st
M'Donald Malcolm, carpenter, 22 Bearhope st
M'Donald Neil, labourer, 40 Ann st
M'Donald Peter, clerk, 36 St. Lawrence st
M'Donald Patrick, tinsmith, 12 Serpentine walk
M'Donald Robert, baker, 97 Roxburgh st
M'Donald Ronald, fitter, 32 Mount Pleasant st
M'Donald Thomas, janitor, Holmscroft Public School, Ann
st
M'Donald William, boatman, 3 Holmscroft st
M'Donald Elizabeth, fruiterer, 6 Tobago st. Ho. 14 Holms-
croft st
M'Donald Miss confectioner, 28 Ann st
M'Donald Miss, 25 Dempster st
M'Donald Miss, 89 Dempster st
M'Donald Miss, 24 Trafalgar st
M'Donald Mrs J., furnishings, 9 East Crawford st
M'Donald Mrs, boarding-house, 5 Hamilton st
M'Donald Mrs, Rosehill, Cardwell bay
M'Donald Mrs, 22 Antigua st
M'Donald Mrs, 12 St. Lawrence st
M'Donald Mrs, 13 Watt st
M'Donald Mrs, 24 West Blackhall st
M'DONOUGH John, drill instructor, 28 Trafalgar st
MACDOUGALL A. J. & Thorn, solicitors and notaries
public, 13 Hamilton st
Macdougall A. James (of A. J. Macdougall & Thorn), Viewfield,
Kilmalcolm
Macdougall Dugald, shipowner, ship and insurance broker
and commission agent, 1 Cross-shore st. Ho. Burnlea,
3 Newark st
Macdougall John, M.D., CM., Rosemount cottage, 5 Lyle st
Macdougall John, writer, Mansionhouse, 1 Ardgowan square.
Ho. Rosemount, 25 Bentinck st
sno trouble to show them, at 14 Hamilton St.

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DIRECTORY.
Macdougall John Innes, solicitor, Mansionhouse, 1 Ardgowan
square and Cathcart Arcade. Ho. Rosemount, 25
Bentinck st
M'DOUGALL Alexander, seaman, 1 Kilblain st
M'Dougall Allan, coachman, 64 Holmscroft st
M'Dougall Allan, grain dealer, 8 Kilblain st
M'Dougall Archibald, storekeeper, 25 Trafalgar st
M'Dougall Angus G., architect, 3 Campsie terrace
M'Dougall Donald, engine-driver, 25 Belville st
M'Dougall Donald, joiner, 25 Mount Pleasant st
M'Dougall Dugald, carpenter, 59 Regent st
M'Dougall Dugald, joiner, 73 Holmscroft st
M'Dougall Dugald, policeman, no Dempster st
M'Dougall Duncan, baker, 5 Hamilton st. Ho. Mount
Park Cottage, 29 Bank st
M'Dougall Duncan, flesher,
Hillend
54 St. Lawrence st. Ho. 2 Old
M'Dougall Duncan, salesman, 42 Eldon st
M'Dougall Duncan, shoemaker, 34 Ann st
M'Dougall Duncan, tugboat master, 27 Lyle st
M'Dougall George R. (of Robertson & M'Dougall), Springbank,
12 Fox st
M'Dougall Hugh, boilermaker, 28 East Hamilton st
M'Dougall Hugh, cooper, 9 Hope st
M'Dougall Hugh, timekeeper, 95 Dempster st
M'Dougall James, blacksmith, 16 Hope st
M'Dougall James, engineer, 83 Belville st
M'Dougall John, joiner, 32 Mount Pleasant st
M'Dougall John, lather, 69 Nicolson st
M'Dougall John, patternmaker, 39 Lynedoch st
M'Dougall John, porter, 14 Lyle st
M'Dougall John, wine and spirit merchant, 16 Stanners st
Ho. 27 Lyle st
M'Dougall Lachlan, gardener. 61 Ann st
M'Dougall Malcolm, joiner, 38 Holmscroft st
M'Dougall Malcolm, railway porter, 17 Prospecthill st
M'Dougall M. & G., upholsterers, &c, 30 West Burn st
M'Dougall William, painter, 6 Mearns st
M'Dougall William, porter, 29 Nelson st, west
M'Dougall William, smith, 28 Wellington st
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M'Dougall Mrs Allan, dairy, 15 Arthur st
M'Dougall Mrs Colin, flesher, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Dougall Mrs David, 30 Wellington st
M'Dougall Mrs Duncan, 31 Lynedoch st
M'Dougall Mrs, 13 Regent st
M'Dougall Mrs, 24 Trafalgar st
M'Dougall Mrs, 26 Trafalgar st
M'Dougall Mrs, 22 West Blackhall st
M'DOWALL James, railway porter, 19 Nelson st, west
M'Dowall Robert, blacksmith, 20 St. Lawrence st
M'Dowall William, sugar sampler, 8 West Burn st
M'Dowall Mrs, 2 Lyle st
MACEACHRAN Alexander, 22 Bank st
MacEachran Gilbert, spirit dealer, 1 1 Arthur st. Ho. Viewbank
place, 42 St. Lawrence st
MacEachran Mrs, 14 South st
M'ELENY James, fruiterer, 1 Kilblain st. Ho. 4 Inverkip st
M'Eleny John, tailor and clothier, 27 Shaw st. Ho. 38
Hamilton st
M'ELHONE James, shoemaker, 3 Sir Michael st
M'ELWEE Mrs James, 10 South st
M'EWAN Alexander, blacksmith, 6 Watt st
M'Ewan Archibald, potter, 20 Pottery st
M'Ewan Donald, rivetter, 17 Bearhope st
M'Ewan John, porter, 4 Duff st
M'Ewan John, spirit dealer, 27 Vennel
M'Ewan Matthew, labourer, 12 Roxburgh st
M'Ewan Mrs Archibald, 32" West Blackhall st
M'EWEN James, ship surveyor, 3 Armadale place, Bank st
M'EWING David, painter, 10 Arthur st. Ho. 48 East
Crawford st
M'Ewing Dugald, plumber, brassfounder, and gasfitter, 3
Springkell st. Ho. 15 Hope st
M'FADYEN Alexander, iron moulder, 23 Ingleston st
M'Fadyen Archibald, joiner and glazier, 7 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 24 South st
M'Fadyen Archibald, rivetter, 85 Belville st
M'Fadyen Archibald, tailor and clothier, 29 Regent st. Ho.
15 Mount Pleasant st
M'Fadyen Donald, labourer, 12 Arthur st
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M'Fadyen Duncan, labourer, 25 West Burn st
M'Fadyen John, engine-driver, 27 Shaw st
M'Fadyen John, vanman, 24 Inverkip st
M'Fadyen Lachlan, carpenter, 7 Brymner st
M'Fadyen Neil, carpenter, 36 Crescent st
M'Fadyen Mrs, 74 Wellington st
MACFARLAN Alexander, clerk, 27 Regent st
Macfarlan Alexander & Co., general merchants, 27 Palmerston
buildings
Macfarlan Alexander (of Alexander Macfarlan & Co.), 75
Union st
Macfarlan Robert, C.A., 45 Brisbane st
MACFARLANE Arthur A., carriage hirer and mail contractor,
4 George square
Macfarlane Arthur A., veterinary surgeon, 4 Laird st and 5
George square. Ho. Battery house, 123 Eldon st
Macfarlane Duncan, late of H. M. Customs, 24 Patrick st
Macfarlane Hugh, surveyor of taxes for Argyleshire, Customhouse
buildings
Macfarlane John, clerk, 5 Antigua st
Macfarlane John (of Barr & Macfarlane), 20 Wellington st
Macfarlane John A. & Co., grocers and wine merchants, 10
West Blackhall st
Macfarlane John M. (of J. M. Macfarlane & Co.), Sycamore
lodge, Campbell st
Macfarlane J. M. & Co., commission agents, and ship and
insurance brokers, Wallace buildings
Macfarlane Malcolm, 15 Robertson st
Macfarlane Robert, bank porter, 4 Mansionhouse lane
Macfarlane Mrs Donald, 5 George square
Macfarlane Mrs J. A., 62 Forsyth st
Macfarlane Mrs Robert, 12 Ardgowan square
Macfarlane Mrs, 75 Regent st
Macfarlane Mrs, Sycamore lodge, Campbell st
M'FARLANE Alexander, gardener, 3 Bruce st
M'Farlane Alexander, painter, 77 Regent st
M'Farlane Archibald, gardener and florist, 21 Ardgowan st,
west. Ho. 14 do.
M'Farlane Archibald, wine and spirit merchant, 32 Arthur
st. Ho. 30 do.
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M'Farlane Arthur, salesman, 51 Lynedoch st
M'Farlane Colin, carpenter, 8 East Blackhall st
M'Farlane Daniel, engineer, 4 Prospecthill st
M'Farlane David, storekeeper, 37 Crawfurd st
M'Farlane David, sugar porter, 38 Nicolson st
M'Farlane Donald, harbour master, 12 Ardgowan st, west
M'Farlane Dugald, feuar, 11 Duncan st
M'Farlane Dugald, teacher, 14 Brisbane st
M'Farlane Dugald, timber measurer, 12 Lynedoch st
M'Farlane Duncan, carpenter, 53 Holmscroft st
M'Farlane Duncan, engineer, 62 Ann st
M'Farlane Duncan G., draughtsman, 13 Lyle st
M'Farlane George, joiner, 13 Crescent st
M'Farlane George, sawyer, 28 East Hamilton st
M'Farlane Hugh, joiner, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Farlane Hugh, tinsmith, 66 Holmscroft st
M'Farlane Hugh, engineer, 35 Ingleston st
M'Farlane Hugh, sugar porter, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Farlane James & Co., heating engineers, ironmongers,,
smiths, tinsmiths, plumbers, and gasfitters, 20 Cathcart
st. Works, 15 Cathcart st. (See Advt.)
M'Farlane James, chainmaker, 10 Carnock st
M'Farlane James, greengrocer, n Cartsburn st
M'Farlane James (of Jas. M'Farlane & Co.), 57 Regent st
M'Farlane John, carpenter, 29 Trafalgar st
M'Farlane John, joiner, 65 Holmscroft st
M'Farlane John, rafter, 63 Regent st
M'Farlane Malcolm, boilermaker, 85 Belville st
M'Farlane Malcolm, carpenter, 13 Holmscroft st
M'Farlane Neil, painter, 7 Brachelston st
M'Farlane Robert, engineer, 101 Belville st
M'Farlane Robert, grocer, 14 Port-Glasgow road. Ho. 1
M'Lean st
M'Farlane William, cooper, 19 Bearhope st
M'Farlane Miss Margaret, 7 Ardgowan st, west
M'Farlane Miss, dressmaker, 14 Ardgowan st, west
M'Farlane Miss, grocer, 7 Antigua st. Ho. 29 Lyle st
M'Farlane Miss, milliner, 5 Kelly st
M'Farlane Miss, milliner, 1 West Stewart st
M'Farlane Miss, 22 West Blackhall st
the " Percy Shoe House," 14 Hamilton St.

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M'Farlane Mrs H., 19 Kelly st
M'Farlane Mrs M., 1 East William st
M'Farlane Mrs Robert, 22 St Lawrence st
M'Farlane Mrs, grocer, 9 Newton st
M'Farlane Mrs, 73 Ann st
M'Farlane Mrs, 18 Hope st
M'Farlane Mrs, 50 St. Lawrence st
M'Farlane Mrs, 77 Wellington st
MACFEE H. N., carver, gilder, and photographer, 23 Cathcart
st
JVIACFIE Archibald, feuar, 7 Newton st
Macfie John, house and ship joiner, 3 Argyle st. Ho. 22
Kelly st
Macfie John, tea dealer, 14 West Blackhall st. Ho. 5
Orangefield place
Macfie Miss Margaret, 4 Finnart st
Macfie Mrs Daniel, 12 Watt st
M'FIE Daniel, joiner, 1 Holmscroft st
M'Fie Donald, labourer, 23 Dempster st
M'Fie Donald, labourer, 1 Hill st
M'Fie Duncan, carpenter, 8 Springkell st
M'Fie George, hairdresser, 71 Main st. Ho. 17 John st
M'Fie James, joiner, 28 Wellington st
M'Fie Neil, storekeeper, 48 St. Lawrence st
M'Fie Robert, labourer, 83 Dempster st
M'Fie Thomas, joiner, 16 Cathcart st
M'Fie Thomas, moulder, 16 Antigua st
M'Fie Miss, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Fie Miss, Rosebank, Cardwell bay
M'GAIN Mrs, 5 Caddlehill st
M'GALLAN William, tailor, 3 Argyle st
M'GARRITY Robert, family bootmaker, 24 Union st
M'GAVIN David, mason, 9 Laird st
M 'Gavin James, coal, lime, and brick merchant, 27 West
Burn st. Ho. 7 Finnart st
M'GEACHAN William, joiner, 6 Brisbane st
M'GEORGE James, boot and yachting shoemaker, 58 Rueend
st. Ho. 41 Lynedoch st
M 'George William, clerk, 16 Wellington st
M'GHEE John, dairy, 18 John st. Ho. do.
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M'Ghee Mrs A., 25 Brymner st
M'GIBBON Charles, brassfmisher, 63 Belville st
M'Gibbon David, coal agent, 3 Chapel st. Ho. 14 Hope st
M'Gibbon James, carver, 12 St. Lawrence st
M'GIE William, joiner, 45 Lynedoch st
MACGILL Miss, grocer, 34 Ann st. Ho. do.
M'GILL Archibald, carpenter, 24 Lyle st
M'Gill Archibald L., optician, 94 Dempster st
M'Gill James, engineer, 30 Lynedoch st
M'Gill James, vanman, 75 Wellington st
M'Gill John, engine-driver, 38 St. Lawrence st
M'Gill John, seaman, 51 Shaw st
M'Gill Hugh, plater, 19 Captain st
M'Gill Robert, joiner, 77 Regent st
M'Gill Robert, labourer, 64 Holmscroft st
M'Gill Mrs John M., 24 Union st
M'Gill Mrs, lodgings, 29 Hamilton st
M'GILLIVRAY Duncan, shipowner and insurance agent,
1 Watt place. Ho. Craigden, 88 Finnart st
M'Gillivray Mrs Alexander, feuar, 26 Brisbane st
M'GILP Archibald, police constable, 6 Hay st
M'Gilp Neil, joiner, 19 Ingleston place
M'GILVRAY Charles, carter, 18 Serpentine walk
M'Gilvray Donald, shipping agent, 38 Lynedoch st
M'Gilvray John, goods porter, n Lyle st
M'Gilvray Malcolm, boilermaker, 4 Cartsburn st
M'Gilvray Malcolm, engineer, 36 St. Lawrence st
M'Gilvray Mrs John, 45 Nicolson st
M'Gilvray Mrs, 33 Lyle st
M'Gilvray Mrs, 12 Lynedoch st
M'GINLAY Charles, salesman, 5 Duff st
M'Ginlay Patrick, labourer, 24 Trafalgar st
M'GIRR John, shipmaster, 19 Trafalgar st
M'GIVERAN John, tailor and clothier, 26 Brymner st. Ho.
21 Lyle st
M'GLASHAN Archibald, carter, 19 Mount Pleasant st
M'Glashan Ebenezer, boilermaker, 11 East Blackhall st
M'Glashan George, joiner, 3 Mackenzie st
M'Glashan John (of J. C. Brock & Co,), 1 Bank st
M'Glashan John, saddler, 33 Nicolson st. Ho. 60 Ann st
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M'GLJNSHEY Daniel, boatman, 2 York st
M'GLONE John, labourer, 6 West Stewart st
M'GONAGLE James, labourer, 42 Lynedoch st
M 'GOWAN Alexander, broker, 46 Shaw st
M'Gowan John, fireman, 27 Bruce st
M'Gowan John, rigger, 31 Roxburgh st
M'Gowan William, boilermaker, 67 Belville st
M'Gowan William, cooper, 1 1 Antigua st
M'GRANACHAN James, engineer, 11 Lauriston st
M'Granachan Joseph, salesman, 33 West Burn st
M'GRATH John, spirit dealer, 8 East breast. Ho. 14
Ann st
M'GRATTAN Hugh, fisherman, 5 Cross-shore st
M'Grattan Hugh, jun., lighterman, 15 Nicolson st
MACGREGOR George, joiner, 16 Trafalgar st
Macgregor J. & Son, merchants, Post Office buildings
Macgregor John, B.L., Edin., solicitor and notary public,,
28 Hamilton st. Ho. 82 Union st
Macgregor John (of J. Macgregor & Son), Ardshiel, Helensburgh
Macgregor Neil, wine and spirit merchant, 8 Cathcart st and
1 Shaw st. Ho. 44 Brougham st
Macgregor Misses, 2 Nelson st, west
Macgregor Mrs R., 48 Lynedoch st
M'GREGOR Alexander, baker, 7 Murdieston st
M'Gregor Alexander, carpenter, 35 West Burn st
M'Gregor Alexander, clerk, 43 Lynedoch st
M'Gregor Alexander, joiner, 17 Mount Pleasant st
M'Gregor Archibald, labourer, 9 East Blackhall st
M'Gregor Charles (of J. D. M'Gregor & Co.), 21 Newton st
M'Gregor Daniel, rigger, 21 Lynedoch st
M'Gregor Duncan, gardener, 7 Watt st
M'Gregor Duncan (of D. M'Gregor & Co.), 32 Brymner st
M'Gregor D. & Co., chronometer makers to the Admiralty,
opticians, nautical instrument makers, jewellers, nautical
stationers, &c, 32 Brymner st, also at Glasgow, Liverpool,
and London
M'Gregor George, engineer, 15 Belville st
M'Gregor Gregor G., clerk, P.O., 46 Ann st
M'Gregor James, boilermaker, 24 West Stewart st
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M'Gregor James, fireman, 44 Arthur st
M'Gregor James, moulder, 86 Belville st
M'Gregor James, spirit dealer, 3
Lyle st
Shannon's close. Ho. 23
M'Gregor James W.,
Ho. 10 South st
writing master, Greenock Academy.
M'Gregor John, joiner, 38 Holmscroft st
M'Gregor John, turner, 1 1 St. Lawrence st
M'Gregor John, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant,
23 and 25 Shaw st and 13 Brymner st. Ho.
Havvthornden, 1 Johnstone st
M'Gregor J. D. & Co., funeral undertakers and carriage
proprietors, 48 Cathcart st, and Tontine Stables, 24
West Blackhall st. Branch, 35 Shore st, Gourock.
(See Advt.)
M'Gregor Malcolm, joiner, 45 Wellington st
M'Gregor Peter, boilermaker, 66 East Hamilton st
M'Gregor Peter, tailor, 14 Wellington st
M'Gregor Robert, 18 South st
M'Gregor Robert M., clerk, 47 Trafalgar st
M'Gregor William, baker, 36 Crawfurd st
M'Gregor William, blacksmith, 27 Belville st
M'Gregor William, joiner, 23 Hamilton st
M'Gregor Miss, 11 Johnston st
M'Gregor Mrs F., 6 Lauriston st
M'Gregor Mrs, remnant warehouse, 36 West Burn st.
Ho. 35 do.
M'Gregor Mrs, 4 Hill st
M'Gregor Mrs, 15 Prospecthill st
M'Gregor Mrs, 10 West breast
M'GUFFIE John, joiner, 24 East Crawford st
M'GUGAN Angus, grocer, 22 West Blackhall st. Ho. 20 do.
M'Gugan Archibald, joiner, 52 Kelly st
M'Gugan D., coal merchant, 5 Chapel st. Ho. 6 Hope st
M'Gugan Duncan, painter and decorator, 35 West Burn st.
Ho. 6 Hope st
M'Gugan George, master of town's dredger, 24 Lynedoch st
M'Gugan James, shoemaker, 10 East Shaw st
M'Gugan Mrs John, 5 Bank st
M'GUINESS Michael, boatman, 45 Shaw st
Percy Bros., Cash Boot Men, 14 Hamilton St.
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M'GUIRE James, hairdresser, 4 Buccleuch st
M'Guire Robert, teacher, 95 Dempster st
M'GUNIGLE Patrick, shoemaker, 65 Nicolson st
M'GURK James, potter, 20 Pottery st
M'Gurk John, potter, 18 Port-Glasgow road
M'HUTCHEON Alexander, clerk, 14 Lyle st
MTLRAVY Thomas, labourer, 57 Belville st
MTLRAY James, naturalist, 10 Cathcart st
M'lLROY James, inspector of works, G. & S.-W. Railway,
23 Brougham st
MTlroy Robert, joiner, 3 East Crawford st
M'llroy William, policeman, 1 2 Dalrymple st
M'lLVAIN Miss, 25 Kelly st
MTLWAIN William J., salesman, 68 Holmscroft st
M'lLWRAITH Hew (of M'llwraiths & Walker), assessor
of Dean of Guild Court, and commissioner for adminis-
tering oaths in Supreme Court, England. Ho. Rozelle,
37 Esplanade
M'llwraiths & Walker, solicitors and notaries public, Park
building, 28 Nicolson st
M'llwraith M., hosier, 23 Hamilton st. Ho. do.
M'llwraith Miss, milliner, 40 Nicolson st
M'llwraith Mrs R., 62 Regent st
M'llwraith Mrs, 64 Kelly st
M'llwraith Mrs, 61 Nicolson st
MTNDOE Mrs, 51 Brisbane st
M'INNES Alexander, carter, Prospecthill house
M'Innes Daniel, range-keeper, 19 Dempster st
M'Innes Donald, carpenter, 10 Hill st
M'Innes Donald, labourer, 9 East Blackhall st
M'Innes Donald, policeman, 90 Dempster st
M'Innes Dugald, wine and spirit merchant, 14 Hamilton st
and 15 Rue-end st. Wholesale stores, 3 Arthur st.
Ho. Charing Cross, Rue-end st
M'Innes Duncan, felt worker, 4 Duff st
M'Innes James, clerk, 36 Mount Pleasant st
M'Innes John, moulder, 47 Mearns st
M'Innes Robert, engine-driver, 15 Brougham st
M'Innes Robert, policeman, 35 Lyle st
M'Innes William, cooper, 113 Dempster st
The "Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton St.,

DIRECTORY. 1 47
MTnnes Mrs, 30 South st
MTnnes Mrs Duncan, 4 Sinclair st
M'INTEE James, boot closer, n Nicolson st
MACINTOSH Ewen, spirit merchant, 3 Charles st
Macintosh John, painter, 8 Watt st
Macintosh Neil, cashier, 32 Ardgowan st, west
MTNTOSH David, engineer, 15 Belville st
M'Intosh Donald, engineer, 8 Trafalgar st
MTntosh Duncan, policeman, 68 Holmscroft st
M'Intosh Duncan, spirit merchant, 18 East Shaw st, and 9
Bearhope st. Ho. 3 Mount Pleasant st
MTntosh Hugh, carpenter, 20 Bearhope st
MTntosh James, cabinetmaker, 74 Wellington st
MTntosh James, tobacconist, 10 Brymner st. Ho. 5 Duff
st
MTntosh John, carpenter, 5 Belville st
MTntosh William, drapery, dressmaking and millinery warehouses,
27 Ann st and 8 Lynedoch st. Ho. Hillhead,
86 Union st
MTntosh Miss Christina, dressmaker, 9 Mount Pleasant st
MTntosh Mrs A., 65 Nicolson st
MTntosh Mrs M., grocer, 44 Ann st. Ho. do.
MACINTYRE Alexander, 33 Kelly st
Macintyre Alexander, timber merchant, 40 Vennel. Ho. 37
Sir Michael st
Macintyre Charles J., tobacconist, wholesale newsagent,
stationer, and commission agent, 3 Brougham st. Ho.
do.
Macintyre James, fish merchant, &c, 43 Hamilton st
Macintyre James, wine and spirit merchant, 41 Ann st. Ho.
27 Dempster st
Macintyre John D., insurance broker, Wallace buildings.
Ho. 22 Patrick st
Macintyre Mrs, 25 Nelson st, west
MTNTYRE Alexander, iron-dresser, 6 Hill st
MTntyre Allan, carter, 5 West Stewart st
MTntyre Andrew, blacksmith, 11 East Crawford st
MTntyre Angus, painter, 58 Drumfrochar road
MTntyre Archibald, carpenter, 91 Belville st
MTntyre Archibald, contractor, 6 Sugarhouse lane
cheapest and best in town for Children's Boots

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'Intyre Colin, joiner, 35 Wellington st
'Intyre Colin, rivetter, 35 Cathcart st
'Intyre Daniel (of Thomas M 'Intyre & Son), 7 Mearns st
'Intyre David, smith, 6 Ingleston st
'Intyre Donald, cartwright and blacksmith, 13 Duncan st,,
and 22 Bearhope st. Ho. 35 Wellington st
'Intyre Donald, porter, 51 Shaw st
'Intyre Dugald, smith, 5 Regent st
'Intyre Duncan, blacksmith, 1 1 Lynedoch st
'Intyre Duncan, boilermaker, 10 Carnock st
'Intyre Duncan, carpenter, 9 Holmscroft st
'Intyre Ewen, sergeant of police, 24 Trafalgar st
'Intyre George, rivetter, 8 Carwood st
Tntyre James, moulder, 5 Hill st
'Intyre James, steward, 6 Mount Pleasant st
'Intyre John, blacksmith, 9 Jamaica st
'Intyre John, blacksmith, tit Dempster st
'Intyre John, weigher, 77 Holmscroft st
Tntyre Joseph, mason, 1 1 Ann st
'Intyre Malcolm, boatman, 6 West Stewart st
Tntyre Neil, storekeeper, 6 Hay st
Tntyre Patrick, surfaceman, 2 Belville st
'Intyre Thomas & Son, grain merchants, 6 Cartsburn st
'Intyre Thomas, grocer and feuar, 6 Cartsburn st. Ho. 7
Mearns st
'Intyre William, insurance agent, 87 Dempster st
'Intyre William, joiner, 49 Trafalgar st
Tntyre William, lieutenant of police, 29 Ann st
Tntyre Mrs, 21 John st
'Intyre Mrs, 1 Campsie terrace
Tntyre Mrs, 34 Nelson st, west
Tntyre Mrs, 33 West Stewart st
'IVER David, joiner, 66 Regent st
Tver Hector, carpenter, 21 Belville st
Tver John, carpenter, 69 Roxburgh st
Tver Norman, carpenter, 1 1 East Crawford st
Tver Mrs, 38 Crawfurd st
M'JANNET John, plumber, gasfitter, brassfounder, and"
bellhanger, 1 Newton st, and 62 Inverkip st. Ho. 22
Robertson st
Working Men's Boots at Percy Brothers,.

DIRECTORY. 149
.M'Jannet John, 9 South st
M'Jannet William, joiner, 10 Hill st
MAC KAIL James, feuar, 4 Shaw place
Mackail J. G. & M., general grocers, provision merchants,
and tea dealers, 45 Hamilton st
Mackail J. G. (of J. G. & M. Mackail), 26 Newton st
MACKAY Charles, blacksmith, 22 South st
Mackay Duncan (of Robert M'Kirdy & Co.), 47 Esplanade
Mackay Edward, manager, Greenock Foundry, 8 George
square
Mackay Godfrey, coachbuilder, 29 Lyle st
Mackay J. & N., pawnbrokers, 63 Main st. Ho. Norwood,
Gourock
Mackay Peter, slater, slate and cement merchant, 9 Sugarhouse
lane. Ho. Breadalbane house, 47 Esplanade
Mackay Thomas, jun., baker, 21 West Blackhall st
Mackay William Y., tobacco and cigar merchant, 37 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 4 Bentinck st
Mackay Miss Annie, sick nurse, 37 Roxburgh st
Mackay Mrs Charles S., 91 Eldon st
Mackay Mrs, dairy, 3 Bearhope st
M'KAY Archibald, carpenter, 12 Murdieston st
M'Kay Archibald, goods porter, 60 Drumfrochar road
M'Kay Andrew, engineer, 27 Belville st
M'Kay Andrew, shipmaster, 66 Wellington st
M'Kay Charles, carpenter, 39 Holmscroft st
M'Kay Daniel, tailor, 2 Kilblain st
M'Kay Duncan, rivetter, 4 Garvald st
M'Kay George, blacksmith, 8 Carwood st
M'Kay Hugh, mechanic, 87 Belville st
M'Kay James, joiner, 4 Holmscroft st
M'Kay James, porter, 24 West Blackhall st
M'Kay John, engineer, 29 Belville st
M'Kay John, joiner, 37 Roxburgh st
M'Kay John, vanman, 41 Roxburgh st
M'Kay Robert, plumber, 30 Roxburgh st
M'Kay Robert, porter, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Kay Robert, seaman, 15 South st
M'Kay Thomas, labourer, 17 Belville st
M'Kay William, ropespinner, 18 Bruce st
"'The Workman's Friend," 14 Hamilton St.

150
DIRECTORY.
M'Kay William, slater, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Kay Miss S., furnishings, 13 Crescent st
M'Kay Mrs Jessie, tailoress, 13 West Stewart st
M'Kay Mrs William, 4 Duff st
M'Kay Mrs, 33 Roxburgh st
M'KEAN John, steward, 35 Roxburgh st
M'Kean William, slater, 71 Ann st
M'KBCHNIE Allan, butcher, poulterer, and game-dealer,.
Clyde buildings, 19 West Blackhall st, and 16 Kelly st~
Ho. 11 Finnart st
M'Kechnie Allan, jun., 93 Dempster st
M'Kechnie Charles, rivetter, 57 Ann st
M'Kechnie Dugald, joiner, 28 Bruce st
M'Kechnie Duncan, felt worker, 19 Ingleston place
M'Kechnie James, baker, 74 Wellington st
M'Kechnie John, 8 Wellington st
M'Kechnie John, joiner, 53 Belville st
M'Kechnie John, labourer, 6 Hill st
M'Kechnie John, painter, 18 Bearhope st
M'Kechnie Nicol, carpenter, 51 Belville st
M'Kechnie Miss C, dressmaker, 38 Crawfurd st
M'Kechnie Miss, dressmaker, 19 Ardgowan st, west
M'Kechnie Mrs, 25 Crescent st
M'Kechnie Mrs, 3 George square
M'KEE George, salesman, 69 Regent st
M'Kee Thomas, engineer, 35 Ingleston st
M'Kee William, salesman, 10 Murdieston st
M'KEEMAN William J., postman, P.O., 53 Regent st
MACKELLAR Alexander, Town Chamberlain, Chamberlain's
office, Municipal buildings, Wallace square. Ho.
45 Finnart st
Mackellar Peter, 45 Finnart st
Mackellar Mrs Peter, 13 Union st
M'KELLAR Andrew, cooper, 7 Newton st
M'Kellar Angus, carpenter, 2 East India Breast
M'Kellar Angus, flesher, 66 Holmscroft st
M'Kellar Archibald, joiner, 78 Belville st
M'Kellar Archibald B., clerk, 13 Lyle st
M'Kellar Charles, joiner, 31 Lynedoch st
M'Kellar Daniel, plumber, 17 Lauriston st
Boys' Boots for rough wear specially made

DIRECTORY. 151
M'Kellar David, deep-sea pilot, 47 Crawfurd st
M'Kellar David, patternmaker, 13 Ingleston st
M'Kellar Donald, baker, 21 Newton st
M'Kellar Hugh, joiner, 87 Roxburgh st
M'Kellar Hugh, merchant, 109 Eldon st
M'Kellar James, blacksmith, 23 Lyle st
M'Kellar James C, postman, P.O., 18 Bruce st
M'Kellar James, storekeeper, 24 St. Lawrence st
M'Kellar John, blacksmith, 6 Trafalgar st
M'Kellar John, cooper, 24 Trafalgar st
M'Kellar John, joiner, 15 Dempster st
M'Kellar John, joiner, 7 Nile st
M'Kellar Neil, blockmaker, 28 Trafalgar st
M'Kellar Robert, blacksmith, 13 West Stewart st
M'Kellar Miss Ann, boarding house, 1 West breast
M'Kellar Mrs, greengrocer and poulterer, 33 Nicolson st
M'Kellar Mrs, lodgings, 27 Nicolson st
M'KELVIE Alexander, river pilot, 3 Kelly st
M'Kelvie David B. (of J. M'Kelvie & Sons), 5 Robertson
st
M'Kelvie James & Sons, booksellers, stationers, lithographers,
bookbinders, and account book manufacturers, 34
Hamillton st, and 16 Charles st
M'Kelvie Mrs James, 28 Ardgowan st, west
M'Kelvie Mrs John, 35 West Shaw st
M'KENDRICK Daniel, shoemaker, 33 Rue-end st. Ho.
6 John st
M'Kendrick John, rivetter, 27 Belville st
M'Kendrick Robert, rivetter, 32 Main st
M'KENNA Charles, engineer, 42 Arthur st
M'Kenna James, blacksmith, 12 St. Lawrence st
M'Kenna John, police constable, 18 Dalrymple st
MACKENZIE Donald, joiner, 59 Belville st
Mackenzie Ewen, wine and spirit merchant, 25 Sugarhouse
lane. Ho. 6 Brougham st
Mackenzie James, wine and spirit merchant, 30 Cathcart st.
Ho. Eastwood, Cove
Mackenzie John, sailmaker, 5 East breast. Ho. 3 Ford place,
Finnart st
Mackenzie Peter, shipmaster, 17 Newton st
by Percy Bros., 14 Hamilton St., Greenock.

152
DIRECTORY.
Mackenzie & Walker, grain merchants, millers, and bakers,
Shaws Water Grain Mills, Dellingburn square; shop, 63
Rue-end st
Mackenzie Mrs, 25 West Blackhall st
M'KENZIE Adam, joiner, 17 Lynedoch st
M'Kenzie Alexander, carpenter, 15 Ingleston st
M'Kenzie Alexander, engineer, 89 Dempster st
M'Kenzie Alexander, salesman, 8 Hay st
M'Kenzie Alexander, inspector of police, East-end Police
office, 2 East Hamilton st
M'Kenzie Alexander, labourer, 7 Boyd st
M'Kenzie Charles, seaman, 45 Shaw st
M'Kenzie Colin, cooper, 5 Nile st
M'Kenzie Colin, policeman, 12 Nile st
M'Kenzie Colin, smith, 53 Belville st
M'Kenzie David C, grocer and provision merchant, 21 Rueend
st. Ho. 29 Dempster st
M'Kenzie Donald, engineman, 36 St. Lawrence st
M'Kenzie Donald, grocer, 1 Belville st. Ho. 8 Octavia st,
Port-Glasgow
M'Kenzie Donald, joiner, 7 Hope st
M'Kenzie Donald, seaman, 6 West Stewart st
M'Kenzie Duncan, flesher, 12 South st
M'Kenzie George, joiner, 26 Trafalgar st
M'Kenzie Henry E., wholesale fish and oil merchant, 4
West Quay lane. Ho. 3 Ford place, Finnart st
M'Kenzie James, blacksmith, 51 Belville st
M'Kenzie John, blacksmith, 32 Nicolson st
M'Kenzie John, blacksmith, 1 1 Lyle st
M'Kenzie John, deep-sea pilot, 23 Cathcart st
M'Kenzie John, grocer and provision merchant, 23 Vennel.
Ho. 87 Wellington st
M'Kenzie John, skinner, 24 East Crawford st
M'Kenzie Kenneth, carpenter, 2 Macdougall st
M'Kenzie Kenneth, teacher, 10 Hay st
M'Kenzie Murdoch, seaman, 10 Hay st
M'Kenzie Peter, wine and spirit merchant, 11 Hamilton st.
Ho. 24 Wellington st
M'Kenzie Robert, manager, 62 East Crawford st
M'Kenzie Roderick, carpenter, 13 Antigua st
Why pay long prices? Buy direct from the

DIRECTORY. 153
M'Kenzie Simon, tailor, 65 Nicolson st
M'Kenzie Walter, clerk, P.O., 48 Ann st
M'Kenzie William, coachman, 51 Eldon st
M'Kenzie William, engineer, 93 Belville st
M'Kenzie Catherine, upholsteress, 13 Watt st
M'Kenzie Miss C. E., confectioner, 47 Hamilton st. Ho.
62 East Crawford st
M'Kenzie Miss, boys' dressmaker, 13 Watt st
M'Kenzie Miss, 9 Bentinck st
M'Kenzie Mrs D., 18 South st
M'Kenzie Mrs Duncan, 18 South st
M'Kenzie Mrs R. M., 61 Finnart st
M'Kenzie Mrs, bookseller, 66 Vennel
M'Kenzie Mrs, 22 Lyle st
M'Kenzie Mrs, 30 Lynedoch st
M'Kenzie Mrs, 54 St. Lawrence st
M'KERACHER Alexander, inspector of slaughter-house,
Market st. Ho. 12 Ardgowan st, west
M'KERNAN Mrs, lodgings, 26 Charles st
M'KERRELL Donald, carpenter, 4 Inverkip st
M'KIE Samuel, cooper, 23 Dempster st
M'KILLOP Alfred, clerk, 24 South st
M'Killop Donald, salesman, 44 Ann st
M'Killop Donald, shoemaker, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Killop George, vanman, 9 Argyle st
M'Killop Hugh, joiner, 75 Wellington st
M'Killop John E., wholesale confectioner, preserve maker,
and biscuit agent, 6 East Blackhall st. Ho. 8 do.
M'KINLAY Donald, brassfinisher, 5 Nile st
M'Kinlay Edward, clerk, sanitary office, 16 Bruce st
M'Kinlay John, boilermaker, 56 St. Lawrence st
M'Kinlay John, carter, 39 Holmscroft st
M'Kinlay John, millwright, Overton mills
M'Kinlay Peter C, ironmonger, 1 Grey place. Ho. 35
West Stewart st
M'Kinlay Robert, engineer, 6 Lyle st
M'Kinlay Thomas, engineer, 29 Lyle st
M'Kinlay William, brassfinisher, 8 Holmscroft st
M'Kinlay Mrs, 12 Ardgowan st, west
M'KINNEY John, slater, 4 Bearhope st
Manufacturers, " Percy's," 14 Hamilton St.

154
DIRECTORY.
M'Kinney Samuel, hammerman, 24 Antigua st
MACKINNON Alexander, grocer and wine merchant, 2:
Tobago st. Ho. 26 Patrick st
M'KINNON Alexander, tugboat owner, Palmerston build-
ings. Ho. 2 Lyle st
M'Kinnon Archibald, carpenter, 39 Lynedoch st
M'Kinnon Charles, boilermaker, 16 Trafalgar st
M'Kinnon Charles, platelayer, 1 1 Lauriston st
M'Kinnon Daniel, carpenter, 42 St. Lawrence st
M'Kinnon Daniel, engineer, 8 South st
M'Kinnon Daniel, steward, 16 Hope st
M'Kinnon David, engineer, 3 Holmscroft st
M'Kinnon Donald, boilermaker, 17 Belville st
M'Kinnon Donald, carpenter, 42 St. Lawrence st
M'Kinnon Donald, clerk, 30 St. Lawrence st
M'Kinnon Donald, wine and spirit merchant, 22 Cathcart st.
Ho. 38 Lynedoch st
M'Kinnon Donald, wine and spirit merchant, 43 Crawfurd
st, and 6 East Shaw st. Ho. 22 Robertson st
M'Kinnon Duncan, carpenter, 10 Hope st
M'Kinnon Hugh, wine and spirit merchant, 25 Vennel. Ho.
M'Coll's hotel, Dunoon
M'Kinnon James, coachman, 25 West Stewart st
M'Kinnon John, carpenter, 66 Regent st
M'Kinnon John, checker, 65 Nicolson st
M'Kinnon John, manager, Greenock Stevedore Co., 73,
Nicolson st
M'Kinnon Lachlan, carpenter, 32 Arthur st
M'Kinnon Malcolm, carpenter, 32 Kelly st
M'Kinnon Neil, chimney-sweeper, 7 Cowgate st
M'Kinnon Neil, engine-driver, 65 Belville st
M'Kinnon Norman, carpenter, 73 Regent st
M'Kinnon Robert, wright, 22 Wellington st
M'Kinnon Stewart, seaman, 51 Shaw st
M'Kinnon Mrs Lachlan, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Kinnon Mrs M., 32 St. Lawrence st
M'Kinnon Mrs, laundress, 10 Terrace road
M'Kinnon Mrs, 27 Trafalgar st
M'KIRDY Angus, carpenter, 18 Vennel
M'Kirdy George, engineer, 19 Wellington st
Mind your feet." Comfort guaranteed for

DIRECTORY. 155
M'Kirdy James, joiner, 57 Holmscroft st
M'Kirdy John, boatman, 59 Rue-end st
M'Kirdy John, fireman, 28 East Hamilton st
M'Kirdy Robert & Co., sugar merchants, 3 Brymner st
M'Kirdy Robert (of Robert M'Kirdy & Co.), 78 Union st
M'Kirdy Thomas, labourer, 36 East Hamilton st
M'Kirdy Mrs, tobacconist, 11 Laird st
M'Kirdy Mrs, 78 Union st
M'KISSOCK James, carpenter, 15 Bank st
M'Kissock William, carpenter, 31 Lyle st
M'KIVER John (of W. M. M'Kiver & Co.), Eastwood, 39
Finnart st
M'Kiver William M. & Co.. ship store merchants, Commercial
bank buildings
MACLACHLAN Mrs D., 3 Robertson st
M'LACHLAN Andrew, gardener, Dungourney, 13 Newark
st
M'Lachlan Angus, joiner, 23 Belville st
M'Lachlan Archibald, seaman, 66 Ann st
M'Lachlan Colin, farmer, Drums, Wood st
M'Lachlan Daniel, fitter, 9 East Crawford st
M'Lachlan David, shipwright, 24 East Crawford st
M'Lachlan Donald, blacksmith, 23 Belville st
M'Lachlan Dugald, police constable, 7 Prospecthill st
M'Lachlan Duncan, clerk, 65 Belville st
M'Lachlan Duncan, hairdresser, 27 Sugarhouse lane. Ho.
45 Roxburgh st
M'Lachlan Duncan, station master, Cartsdyke station. Ho.
7 Ratho st
M'Lachlan James, plumber, 69 Nicolson st
M'Lachlan James, slater, 14 Kilblain st. Ho. 10 Watt st
M'Lachlan John, billposter, 29 Hamilton st
M'Lachlan John, boatman, 20 Antigua st
M'Lachlan John, fishmonger, 34 Charles st. Ho. 14 Dairym
pie st
M'Lachlan Walter, engineer, 6 Inverkip st
M'Lachlan Walter, rigger, 24 Hamilton st
M'Lachlan William, ironmoulder, 3 Moffat st
M'Lachlan William, joiner, 28 East Hamilton st
M'Lachlan Miss Mary, tobacconist, 8 Grey place
very little money, at " Percy's," 14 Hamilton St..

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M'Lachlan Mrs John, 12 Brisbane st
M'Lachlan Mrs, 18 Antigua st
M'Lachlan Mrs, 85 Dempster st
M'Lachlan Mrs, 9 Lynedoch st
M'LAREN A. D., 30 Brisbane st
M'Laren Alexander, Eddlewood place
M'Laren Archibald, engineer, 66 Ann st
M'Laren Donald, plumber, 93 Roxburgh st
M'Laren Duncan, clerk, 53 Brisbane st
M'Laren John, engineer, 78 Belville st
M'Laren John, policeman, 78 Dempster st
M'Laren John, watchman, 51 Lynedoch st
M'Laren Mrs, grocer, 21 Sir Michael st
M'LARTY John, engineer, 51 Lynedoch st
M'Larty John, moulder, 19 Wellington st
M'Larty John, sailmaker, 4 Watt st
M'Larty Neil, joiner, 112 Dempster st
M'Larty Nicholas, seaman, 47 Crawfurd st
M'Larty Miss Jane, grocer, 26 Bruce st
M'Larty Miss Jessie, dressmaker, 51 Lynedoch st
M'Larty Miss, 8 Margaret st
M'Larty Mrs, greengrocer, 26 Bruce st
M'LAUCHLAN Andrew, blacksmith, 22 Pottery st
M'Lauchlan James, mercantile clerk, 25 Robertson st
M'Lauchlan John, manager Clyde pottery. Ho. Roseville,
Bogston
M'LAUGHLAN Daniel, labourer, n Dempster st
M'Laughlan James, egg merchant, 3 Duff st
M'Laughlan Patrick, fishmonger, 17 Ann st. Ho. 66
Regent st
M'LAUGHLAND James, labourer, 4 Watt st
MCLAUGHLIN Daniel, marine store dealer, 2 East Black-
hall st. Ho. 2 St. Andrew st
M'Laughlin Daniel, butter and egg merchant, 40 Inverkip
st and 45 Vennel
M'Laughlin Edward, butter and egg dealer, 15 Tobago st
M'Laughlin Edward, insurance agent, 15 Regent st
M'Laughlin Thomas, joiner, 12 Serpentine walk
M'Laughlin Mrs, dressmaker, 26 Crescent st
M'LAY Thomas, boilermaker, 22 St. Lawrence st
Boots at no old-time-war profits, at " Percy's,"

DIRECTORY. 157
M'Lay William, cooper, 7 Lauriston st
M'Lay Mrs, 3 Crescent st
M'LEA James S. & Co., commission agents and ship.
brokers, 2 Cathcart st
MACLEAN Alexander S. (at A. Scott & Son), 31 Bank st
Maclean Archibald, traveller, 16 Mearns st
Maclean James & Co., plumbers, gasfitters, &c, 7 Duff st
Maclean James (of James Maclean & Co.), 7 Ardgowan st,.
west
Maclean James (of Maclean, Todd, & Co.), Craigduart, 3,
Octavia terrace
Maclean John, checker, 6 Mearns st
Maclean John, painter and decorator, 3 Kilblain st. Ho. 3,
Meadow bank, Gourock
Maclean J. & M., underclothing warehouse, 4 Argyle St..
Ho. 4 Nelson st, west
Maclean Lachlan, boilermaker, 17 Lynedoch st
Maclean, Todd, & Co., timber merchants and commission
agents, 67 Rue-end st
Maclean Misses F. & C, milliners and dressmakers, 20
Lynedoch st. Ho. 17 do.
Maclean Mrs, to Brisbane st
M'LEAN Alexander, collector, 25 West Stewart st
M'Lean Alexander, shipmaster, 27 West Blackhall st
M'Lean Alexander, watchman, 53 Regent st
M'Lean Allan, clerk, 124 Drumfrochar road
M'Lean Allan, glazier, 13 West Stewart st
M'Lean Andrew Y., plumber and gasfitter, 71 Regent st
Ho. 113 Dempster st
M'Lean Angus, shoemaker, 24 Bruce st
M'Lean Daniel, brassfinisher, 50 Roxburgh st
M'Lean Donald, boilermaker, 39 Ann st
M'Lean Donald, carpenter, 6 Holmscroft st
M'Lean Donald, cowfeeder, 19 Captain st
M'Lean Donald, seaman, 12 Lyle st
M'Lean Dugald, gardener, 36 Nelson st, west
M'Lean Duncan, assistant collector of town assessments, 81
Holmscroft st
M'Lean Duncan, carpenter, 69 Regent st
M'Lean Duncan, coachman, 5 Newton st
(Sign of the Clock) M-A-K-E-R-S' P-R-l-C-E-S.

158
DIRECTORY.
M'Lean Duncan, cooper, 60 Drumfrochar road
M'Lean Duncan, joiner, 9 Prospecthill st
M'Lean Duncan, shipmaster, 2 South st
M'Lean Duncan, storekeeper, 53 Holmscroft st
M'Lean Duncan, sawyer, 36 St. Lawrence st
M'Lean Fergus, sanitary officer, 7 Hope st
M'Lean Hector, joiner, 41 Roxburgh st
M'Lean Henry, painter, 22 Pottery st
M'Lean Hugh, gardener, 10 Murdieston st
M'Lean Hugh, grocer, 87 Roxburgh st. Ho. 82 do.
M'Lean Hugh, sugar porter, n Murdieston st
M'Lean Hugh, boatman, 4 Watt st
M'Lean James & Co., timber merchants, sawmillers, and
manufacturers of wooden mouldings, 27 and 64 Main
st, and at 41 Port-Dundas road, Glasgow
M'Lean James, cooper, 50 Dairymple st
M'Lean James, joiner, 58 Kelly st
M'Lean James, rivetter, 10 Chapel st
M'Lean John, blacksmith, 14 Dalrymple st
M'Lean John, flesher, 14 Arthur st. Ho. 6 Chapel st
M'Lean John, caulker, 10 John st
M'Lean John, carpenter, 22 Arthur st
M'Lean John, carpenter, 13 Belville st
M'Lean John, carpenter, 80 Belville st
M'Lean John, grain merchant, 5 West Stewart st. Ho. 23 do.
M'Lean John, joiner, 30 Roxburgh st
M'Lean John, labourer, 26 Bruce st
M'Lean John, of P.O., 3 Argyle st
M'Lean John, steward, 64 Wellington st
M'Lean John, sugar porter, 10 Watt st
M'Lean John, 1 1 Nelson st, west
M'Lean Kenneth, keeper of Sugar Exchange, 14 Lyle st
M'Lean Malcolm, boatman, 7 Brymner st
M'Lean Malcolm, joiner, 66 Holmscroft st
M'Lean Malcolm, joiner, 68 Wellington st
M'Lean Neil, cooper, 20 Lynedoch st
M'Lean Neil, joiner and builder, 10 Cross-shore st. Ho. 19
Royal st, Gourock
M'Lean Neil, pilot, 6 Sir Michael st
M'Lean Neil, policeman, 38 West Stewart st
Shoes at alJ Prices. Vast Selection, at the

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M'Lean Peter, labourer, 35 Lynedoch st
M'Lean Robert, baker, 85 Wellington st
M'Lean Ronald, blacksmith, 8 Baker st. Ho. 8 Wellington st
M'Lean Thomas, omnibus and carriage proprietor, 10 Patrick
st. Ho. 4 Watt st >-
M'Lean William, storekeeper, 19 Regent st
M'Lean Miss, 13 Ardgowan st, west
M'Lean Mrs F., dressmaker, 2 Finnart st
M'Lean Mrs Hugh, 6 Chapel st
M'Lean Mrs Isabella, grocer, 78 Belville st
M'Lean Mrs James, Westbank, 6 Esplanade
M'Lean Mrs John, 23 East Shaw st
M'Lean Mrs William, 22 Ardgowan square
M'Lean Mrs, funeral undertaker, 41 Hamilton st
M'Lean Mrs, 68 Holmscroft st
M'Lean Mrs, 47 Mearns st
M'Lean Mrs, Mount Park, 2 Holmscroft st
M'Lean Mrs, 4 Nelson st, west
M'Lean Mrs, 23 West Blackhall st
M'Lean Mrs, 47 Roxburgh st
M'Lean Mrs, 81 Roxburgh st
M'Lean Mrs, 13 Watt st
M'Lean Mrs, 6 Sinclair st
M'LEAR Mrs James, 16 Kilblain st
M'LEISH Daniel, wine and spirit dealer, 17 Shaw st. Ho.
39 Holmscroft st
M'Leish Peter, engineer, 16 Wellington st
M'LELLAN Andrew, draper, hatter, and outfitter, 53 Rueend
st. Ho. 20 Wellington st
M'Lellan James & Co., agents for Elliott's Metal Co., 9
Highland close
M'Lellan James & Co., ship and insurance brokers, 46
Brymner st
M'Lellan John, depute harbour-master, Customhouse quay.
Ho. 24 Bank st
M'Lellan John, vanman, 22 West Stewart st
M'Lellan Neil, dairy, 15 Bruce st
M'Lellan Peter, grocer and provision merchant, 18 Lynedoch
st and 63 Ann st. Ho. 53 do.
M'Lellan Thomas, engineer, 15 Bank st
"Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.

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M'Lellan Walter, detective officer, 3 Holmscroft st
M'Lellan Walter, sawyer, 60 East Hamilton st
M'Lellan Miss, 24 Union st
M'Lellan Mrs Duncan, 12 Patrick st
M'LELLAND James, grocer and provision merchant, 12
Ann st. Ho. 10 Wellington st
M'Lelland Matthew, engine-keeper, 1 1 Mill st
M'Lelland William, labourer, 19 Belville st
M'Lelland William, sailmaker, 53 Brisbane st
M'Lelland Mrs, 15 Newton st
M'LENNAN William, photographer, corner of West Blackhall
and Nicolson sts. Ho. Maryville, Ashton, Gourock
M'Lennan Mrs, 41 Lynedoch st
MACLEOD Neil, sugar porter, 46 Newton st
Macleod Roderick, inspector of cleansing, Municipal build-
ings, Dalrymple st. Ho. 1 1 Dempster st
Macleod & Grylls Misses, teachers, 61 Finnart st
M'LEOD Angus, carpenter, 18 Hope st
M'Leod Angus, carter, 73 Regent st
M'Leod Angus, joiner, 28 Lynedoch st
M'Leod Archibald, iron driller, 3 Duff st
M'Leod Archibald L., mate, 66 Kelly st
M'Leod Colin, carpenter, 7 Belville st
M'Leod Colin, shipmaster, 23 Newton st
M'Leod Donald, joiner, 77 Wellington st
M'Leod Finlay, sugar sampler, 8 Nicolson st
M'Leod John, carpenter, 9 Lynedoch st
M'Leod John, hamcurer, 31 Ann st
M'Leod John, shoemaker, 29 Dempster st
M'Leod John, yachtsman, 4 Nelson st, Glebe
M'Leod J. Grant, marine insurance broker, Commercial
Bank buildings, and Royal Exchange, Glasgow
M'Leod Murdoch, joiner, 27 Lynedoch st
M'Leod Neil, watchman, 85 Belville st
M'Leod Robert, iron dresser, 7 Hope st
M'Leod Roderick, stamper, P.O., 6 Mount Pleasant st
M'Leod William, carpenter, 7 Hill st
M'Leod Miss J., tobacconist, 23 Main st
M'Leod Mrs Aulay, 18 Nicolson st
M'Leod Mrs A., lodgings, 41 West Blackhall st
In Buying our All Leather Boots, you have

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M'Leod Mrs Colin, Rosebank, Cardwell bay
M'Leod Mrs John M., 87 Belville st
M'Leod Mrs Roderick, 8 Mount Pleasant st
M'Leod Mrs Roderick, 1 Holmscroft st
M'Leod Mrs, ladies' nurse, 23 Roxburgh st
M'LERNAN James, master St. Mary's R.C school, 57
Holmscroft st
M'LINTOCK Robert, patternmaker, 59 Belville st
M'LUSKIE Felix, labourer, 17 John st
M'Luskie James, railway inspector, 56 Drumfrochar road
M'Luskie John, labourer, 3 Macdougall st
M'LYMONT William, engine driver, 53 Holmscroft st
MACMASTER Hugh, cutler and gunmaker, 33 Hamilton
st. Ho. 33 Newton st
M'MASTER Andrew, moulder, 77 Regent st
M'Master James, coal merchant, 9 Mill st
M'Master Peter, wine and spirit merchant, 3 St. Andrew
square, and 2 Springkell st. Ho. 9 Antigua st
M'Master Miss, 27 Patrick st
M'MEIKAN John, carpenter, 65 Roxburgh st
M'MENAMIE Charles, cowfeeder, 36 Ann st. Ho. do.
M'MENEMY James, slater, 1 Bruce st
M'Menemy Robert, plater, 33 East Crawford st
M'MICHAEL Mrs, 14 Robertson st
MACMILLAN Rev. Hugh, D.D., LL.D., minister of Free
West Church, Ardgowan st, west. Ho. 70 Union st
Macmillan John, hairdresser, 26 Charles st. Ho. 39 Kelly st
Macmillan John, steamship agent, Customhouse buildings.
Ho. 8 Margaret st
Macmillan Thomas, Maybank, 59 Finnart st
M'MILLAN Alexander, blacksmith, 16 Laird st
M'Millan Alexander, joiner, 21 Nelson st, west
M'Millan Andrew, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 20
Brisbane st. Ho. do.
M'Millan Andrew, grocer, 52 Holmscroft st
M'Millan Andrew, sugarhouse labourer, 22 West Stewart st
M'Millan Angus, engineer, 36 St. Lawrence st
M'Millan Angus, flesher, 35 Nicolson st. Ho. 4 Finnart st
M'Millan Bernard, policeman, 3 Regent st
M'Millan David, flesher, 37 Cathcart st. Ho. 7 Prospecthill
st
"No Middle-men's" profits to pay at Percy's.
11

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M'Millan David, potter, 24 Pottery st
M'Millan Donald, blacksmith, 9 East Crawford st
M'Millan Donald, carpenter, 65 Roxburgh st
M'Millan Donald, pork-butcher and sausage maker, 31 Cath-
cart st. Ho. t i Lyle st
M'Millan Donald, rafter, 8 Cross-shore st
M'Millan Dugald, carpenter, 5 Lynedoch st
M'Millan Duncan, fireman, 6 Lauriston st
M'Millan Edward, tailor, 7 York st
M'Millan George, engineman, 45 Wellington st
M'Millan George, seaman, 69 Regent st
M'Millan Hugh, fitter, 51 Belville st
M'Millan Hugh, lathsplitter, 17 Ann st
M'Millan Hugh, police constable, 2 Wemyss Bay st
M'Millan James, carter, 44 Lynedoch st
M'Millan James, carter, 45 Roxburgh st
M'Millan James, wine and spirit merchant, 31 Hamilton st.
Ho. 25 Newton st
M'Millan John, boatman, 32 Nicolson st
M'Millan John, engineer, 2 Holmscroft st
M'Millan John, carpenter, 5 Duff st
M'Millan John, jun., hairdresser, 19 Mount Pleasant st
M'Millan John, moulder, 87 Belville st
M'Millan John, shoemaker, 87 Wellington st
M'Millan John, spirit merchant, 69 Vennel. Ho. 8 Brisbane
st
M'Millan John, timber measurer, 19 Nelson st, west
M'Millan Lachlan, mason, 69 Nicolson st
M'Millan Matthew, billposter and advertising contractor, 23
Cathcart st. Ho. 4 Brougham st
M'Millan Robert, joiner, 81 Roxburgh st
M'Millan Terrance, broker, 29 Dalrymple st. Ho. 31 do.
M'Millan William, fitter, 4 Hill st
M'Millan William, joiner, 33 West Stewart st
M'Millan William, tailor, 3 Bruce st
M'Millan Miss, greengrocer, 16 Bearhope st
M'Millan Miss, milliner, 34 West Blackhall st. Ho. 30
Nelson st, west
M'Millan Miss, 30 Kelly st
M'Millan Miss, 5*7 Shaw st
M'Millan Mrs Elizabeth, 5 Kelly st
" Nothing but Leather" used in manufacturing

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M'Millan Mrs M., lodgings, 63 Rue-end st
M'Millan Mrs, grocer, 103 Port-Glasgow road
M'Millan Mrs, 9 Mount Pleasant st
M'MORLAND R. S., coal and lime merchant, Arcade, 20
Cathcart st. Ho. 64 Esplanade
M'MUNAGLE Charles, jun., fishmonger, 33 Rue-end st
M'MURRAY James, carting foreman, Caledonian Railway,
13 Hope st
M'MURRICH Thomas D., collector of police and other
assessments, Municipal buildings, Wallace square. Ho.
18 Robertson st
M'MURTRIE Robert, caretaker, Mansion House, 1 Ardgowan
square
MACNAB Archibald (of Duncan Macnab & Son), 10 Brisbane
st
Macnab Duncan & Son, hay, straw, and grain merchants, 25
Tobago st and 2 Bearhope st
Macnab James S., flesher, 5 Grey place. Ho. 12 Robertson
st
Macnab Miss, Glen villa, 96 Newton st
M'NAB Donald, sawyer, 11 Cathcart st
M'Nab Duncan, baker, 106 Dempster st
M'Nab John, carpenter, 9 Kelly st
M'Nab Robert W. T., postman, P.O., 18 Bearhope st
M'Nab Mrs, 44 Crawfurd st
M'Nab Mrs, 26 Patrick st
M'Nab Mrs, 73 Regent st
M'NAIR John, joiner, 8 Lyle st
M'Nair Robert, carpenter, 10 Antigua st
M'Nair Thomas, boltmaker, 3 Broomhill st
M'Nair Ugo, interpreter, 21 Brisbane st
M'NAIRN Joseph, tanner, 6 Sinclair st
M'NALLY John St. V., nautical instructor, 28 Cathcart st.
Ho. 1 7* West Blackhall st
MACNAUGHT Archibald (of Macnaught Brothers'), Richmond
villa, 33A Newton st
Macnaught Brothers, chemists and druggists, 4 West Blackhall
st. (See Advt.)
Macnaught Duncan, painter, 21 Kelly st
Macnaught John, painter and paperhange r , 24 West Burn st.
Ho. 47 Brisbane st
our Boots & Shoes. The " Percy" Shoe House.

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Macnaught John W., general merchant, 47 Shaw st
Macnaught John W., oil and colour merchant, 56 VenneB
and 38 East Hamilton st. Ho. 26 Newton st
Macnaught Mrs William, 1 7 Newton st
M 'NAUGHT James, dairy, Upper Ingleston
M'Naught George W., tailor and clothier, 32 Ann st. Ho.
21 Wellington st
M'Naught John, carting foreman, G. & S.-W. Railway. Ho.
7 South st
M'Naught Thomas, railway inspector, 60 Kelly st
M'Naught Mrs Alexander, 93 Roxburgh st
MACNAUGHTAN James, clerk, 29 Nelson st, west
MACNAUGHTON David, White Hart hotel, 50 Cathcart st
M'NAUGHTON Alfred, writer and notary public, 2 Wattplace.
Ho. 5 Roxburgh st
M'NEE Mrs Joseph, wine and spirit merchant, 20 Cathcart
st. Ho. 16 do.
M'NEIL Andrew, seaman, 15 Sir Michael st
M'Neil Archibald, carpenter, 5 Mount Pleasant st
M'Neil Archibald, woolsorter, 4 Prospecthill st
M'Neil David, groom, 14 Mearns st
M'Neil Donald, contractor, 1 South st
M'Neil Hector, carpenter, 4 Duff st
M'Neil Henry, engineer, 34 East Hamilton st
M'Neil Hugh, labourer, 37 Wellington st
M'Neil James, carpenter, 6 Mearns st
M'Neil James & Co., drapers, 39 West Burn st
M'Neil James, jun. (of James M'Neil & Co.), 49 Brisbane st
M'Neil John, bootmaker, 1 Union st
M'Neil John, carpenter, 5 Orchard st
M'Neil John, flesher, 6 Ann st. Ho. Auchneagh house,
Inverkip road
M'Neil John, inspector of buildings, 19 Nelson st, west
M'Neil John, porter, 48 Lynedoch st
M'Neil Thomas, brickbuilder, Belleaire cottage, 17 Newark st
M'Neil Thomas, joiner, 8 Murdieston st
M'Neil Thomas, watchmaker and jeweller, 34 Brymner st.
Ho. 32 Ardgowan st, west
M'Neil William, engineer, 124 Drumfrochar road
M'Neil William, labourer, 58 Drumfrochar road
M'Neil William, seaman, 48 Crawfurd st
"The Leading Men of Glasgow in their Line."

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M'Neil William, sugarboiler, 48 St. Lawrence st
M'Neil Mrs A., grocer, 19 Wellington st. Ho. do.
M'Neil Mrs Agnes, 47 Shaw st
M'Neil Mrs Neil, ladies' nurse, 13 Nelson st, west
M'Neil Mrs Robert, 4 Sinclair st
M'NEILL Alexander, pavement merchant, n Patrick st.
Ho. 13 Nelson st, west. (See Advt.)
M'Neill Alexander, recorder, 3 Ford place, Finnart st
M'Neill Miss, milliner, 27 Regent st
M'Neill Mrs, 71 Roxburgh st
MACNEILAGE, Adam & Co., shipowners and commission
agents, Customhouse place
Macneilage, John K. (of Macneilage, Adam & Co.), 24
Kelly st
M'NEILAGE Alexander, chemist and druggist, 46 Ann st.
Ho. 41 do.
M'Neilage Alexander, shoemaker, 41 Ann st
M'Neilage John, baker, 17 Antigua st. Ho. 21 do.
M'Neilage John, cooper, 62 Ann st
M'Neilage Mrs, 29 Regent st
M'NEISH John, gardener, 15 Margaret st
M'NEUR John, joiner, 32 East Hamilton st
M'NICOL Alexander, blacksmith, 34 Crescent st
M'Nicol Duncan, labourer, 61 Belville st
M'Nicol John, joiner, 14 Dalrymple st
M'Nicol Peter, 3 Campsie terrace
M'NICOLL Charles, engine-keeper, 7 Lauriston st
M'Nicoll John, rivetter. 10 Terrace road
M'Nicoll John, sawyer, 9 Carwood st
M'NISH Robert, sailmaker, 31 Regent st
M'NIVEN Donald, flesher, 90 Roxburgh st. Ho. 30 Wellington
st
M'Niven Donald, vanman, 30 Wellington st
MACONIE John (of G. & J. M'Onie), 1 Hope st
M'ONIE G. & J., engineers, founders, and patent windlass
makers, Ladyburn engine works, Port-Glasgow road
M'Onie George (of G. & J. M'Onie), 26 Mearns st
M'PARLAND James, shoemaker, 54 Ann st
MACPHAIL John, coal merchant, 27 Cathcart st ; depot,
5 Chapel st. Ho. 5 Kelly st
Macphail Mrs R., 15 Lynedoch st
Vide Industries of Glasgow. 14 Hamilton St.

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M'PHAIL Archibald, seaman, 25 Crescent st
M'Phail Colin, saw-sharper, 21 Main st
M'Phail James, shipwright, 6 Old Hillend
M'Phail John, carpenter, 4 Hill st
M'Phail Neil, porter, 13 Lyle st
M'Phail Peter, salesman, 115 Dempster st
M'Phail William, sugar sampler, 4 Ropework st
M'Phail Miss, Eddlewood place
M'Phail Mrs, 5 Dempster st
M'PHEDRAN Dugald, lieutenant of police, 2 Jamaica st
M'PHEE Angus, sugar porter, 69 Nicolson st
M'Phee & Robertson, restaurant, 8 Grey place
MACPHERSON Alexander & Co., engineers and shipbuilders'
ironmongers, machinery merchants, and commission
agents, 2 Open shore
Macpherson Alexander (of Alexander Macpherson & Co.),
Underwood, Gourock
Macpherson Hugh, carpenter, 17 Ardgowan square
Macpherson John, jun., shoemaker, 4 Manse lane. Ho. 9
Mearns st
Macpherson Rev. John F., B.D., minister of South Parish
Church, Ann st. Ho. 24 Forsyth st
Macpherson Robert (of Welsh, Walker & Macpherson), 56
Forsyth st
Macpherson Harriet K., tobacconist, 100 Roxburgh st. Ho..
4 Mount Pleasant st
Macpherson Mrs John, 9 Nelson st, west
Macpherson Mrs, ladies' nurse, 58 Kelly st
M'PHERSON Alexander, grocer, 24 Tobago st. Ho. 68
Inverkip st
M'Pherson Alexander, engineer, 4 Carwood st
M'Pherson, Andrew W., engineer, n Antigua st
M'Pherson Angus, tea merchant, 35 Kelly st
M'Pherson Donald, boatbuilder, 29 Dempster st
M'Pherson Donald, porter, 9 East Blackball st
M'Pherson Donald K., slater and contractor, 3 Newton st.
Ho. 17 Mount Pleasant st
M'Pherson James, boatbuilder, 67 Nicolson st
M'Pherson James, boilermaker, 16 Antigua st
M'Pherson James, fireman, 15 Trafalgar st
M'Pherson John, waiter, 6 Duff st
Reliable Boots & Shoes at " Makers' Prices,"

DIRECTORY. 1 67
M'Pherson John, jun., shoemaker, 29 Hamilton st. Ho. 9
Mearns st
M'Pherson Malcolm, police sergeant, 3 Bank st
M'Pherson Peter, engineer, 28 South st
M'Pherson Richard, sailmaker, 45 Holmscroft st
M'Pherson Miss, 6 Brisbane st
M'Pherson Mrs Janet, lodgings, 73 Nicolson st
M'Pherson Mrs Malcolm, 8 Kilblain st
M'Pherson Mrs, 42 Ann st
MACQUARRIE Donald, sailmaker, Ford cottage, Finnart st
MacQuarrie John, clerk, 27 Lyle st
M'QUILKAN Duncan, provision merchant, 28 Charles st
M'QUISTAN Mrs Mary, 35 Brisbane st
M'QUOID William, joiner and builder, 31 Sir Michael st.
Ho. 3 Mearns st
M'Quoid Miss, grocer, 8 Mount Pleasant st
M'RAE Alexander, general engineer, 13 Nicolson st. Ho.
67 do. (See Advt.)
M'Rae Kenneth, checker, 6 Hay st
M'Rae Neil, carpenter, 6 Watt st
M'Rae William, carrier, 1 Kilblain buildings
M'Rae Miss, milliner and straw hatter, 14 Lyle st
M'Rae Mrs D., 36 St. Lawrence st
M'Rae Mrs Jessie, 13 Newton st
M'Rae Mrs John, 28 Wellington st
MACRAILD Donald, F.R.C.S., &c, general practitioner of
medicine, 9 George square
M'ROBERT James, hotel keeper, Buck Head hotel, 2
Watson's lane. (See Advt.)
M'RONALD Mrs Alexander, 16 Hope st
M'SHEFFREY Neil, labourer, 7 Holmscroft st
M'SKIMMING Andrew, prison warder, 94 Dempster st
M'STRAVICK Robert, painter, 22 Lynedoch st
MACSYMON & Company (Limited), general grocers, wholesale
retailers of home and foreign produce, sugar
brokers, shipstore dealers, ship chandlers, sailmakers,
and general ship and yacht furnishers, Argyle st.
Branches— 26 Cathcart st, 46 Brymner st, 67 Roxburgh
st, 1 West Blackhall st, and 10 Church st, Port-Glasgow.
Free stores—George square. Bonded stores—Nelson
st ; also at Liverpool
only from Percy Brothers, 14 Hamilton St.

1 68 DIRECTORY.
M'TAGGART A. & Co., drapers and clothiers, 58 Rue-end st
M'Taggart Archibald, joiner, 67 Rue-end st
M'Taggart Donald, moulder, 5 Orchard st
M'Taggart Mrs C, grocer, 48 St. Lawrence st
M'Taggart Mrs, 9 Argyle st
M'TAVISH Angus, joiner, 9 Murdieston st
M'Tavish Duncan, tugboat master, 2 Kilblain st
M'Tavish John, carpenter, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Tavish John, mason, 70 Wellington st
M'Tavish Mrs D., 22 Robertson st
M'VEAN Duncan, joiner, 42 Holmscroft st
M'Vean Mrs, 28 Crawfurd st
M'VEY James, joiner, 6 Union st
M'Vey James, mason, 42 Roxburgh st
MACVICAR Hugh (of Macvicar & Son), 12 Ardgowan st,
west
Macvicar & Son, tailors and clothiers, 39 West Burn st
M'VICAR Angus, storeman, 39 Sir Michael st
M'Vicar Donald, joiner, 1 Holmscroft st
M 'Vicar Duncan, labourer, 19 Ingleston place
M'Vicar Neil, joiner, 56 Regent st
M'Vicar Robert, engineer, 14 Lynedoch st
M'Vicar William, slater, 81 Roxburgh st
M'Vicar Mrs, 4 Finnart st
M'Vicar Mrs, 47 Holmscroft st
M'Vicar Mrs, 17 Lyle st
M'Vicar Mrs. 71 Roxburgh st
M'WALTER Robert, joiner, 9 West Stewart st. Ho. 20
Lyle st
M'WHINNIE Frederick, labourer, 10 Baker st
M'Whinnie Hugh, caulker, 1 Ratho st
M'Whinnie Hugh, forgeman, 68 East Hamilton st
M'Whinnie Miss, 26 East Hamilton st
M'WHIRTER Hugh, agent, Maybole boot and shoe warehouse,
16 Hamilton st. Ho. 12 Wellington st
M'Whirter William, teacher, 7 Caddlehill st
M'Whirter John, sugarboiler, 21 Wellington st
M'Whirter Mrs, 26 South st
M 'WILLIAM John, smith, 6 Finnart st
M'William Hugh, blacksmith, 41 West Burn st .
M'William Misses, teachers, 9 South st
Newest Designs in Foot Gear arriving daily

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M
MACHELL William, foreman, 20 St. Lawrence st
MACKIE Bernard, fireman, 25 Vennel
Mackie Charles, deep sea pilot, 43 Crawfurd st
Mackie James, boilermaker, 67 Regent st
Mackie James, seaman, 41 Nicolson st
Mackie John, timekeeper, 97 Belville st
Mackie Peter, waterman, 8 Cathcart st
Mackie William, assistant manager, Greenock Gas Works,
Lilybank, Chapelton, Port-Glasgow
Mackie Mrs David, 32 South st
MADDEN Samuel D., timekeeper, 17 Kelly st
Madden William, engineer, 38 Brymner st
Madden William, gateman, 64 Holmscroft st
Madden William F., watchmaker and jeweller, 49 Rue-end
st. Ho. 8 Duff st
MAGURA Robert, upholsterer, 66 Holmscroft st
MAIN John, labourer, 6 Roslin st
Main Robert & Co., slaters, 31 sugarhouse lane
Main Robert (of Robert Main & Co.), 10 Watt st
MAIR C. S. & Marquis, grain and forage importers, grain
crushers and hay cutters, 40 Rue-end st and 68 Gordon
st, Glasgow
MAITLAND Alexander, foreman, gasworks, 6 Nelson st, w
Maitland Archibald, gas inspector, 73 Holmscroft st
Maitland James, gasfitter, 68 Drumfrochar road
Maitland John, foreman, 79 Port-Glasgow road
Maitland William, shoemaker, 24 Cartsbum st
Maitland Mrs Jane, 28 Wellington st
MALCOLM & Co., coopers, fishcurers, and wholesale fish
merchants, 10 and 12 Charles st
Malcolm Andrew, labourer, 83 Roxburgh st
Malcolm Archibald, boilermaker, 73 Nicolson st
Malcolm David, salesman, 61 Ann st
Malcolm George, engineer, 124 Drumfrochar road
Malcolm George, joiner, 43 Holmscroft st
Malcolm James, leather merchant and shoe furnisher, 8
Dalrymple st. Ho. 13 Brisbane st
Malcolm John, insurance agent, 2 1 Newton st
from Head Depot— Percy Brothers, Glasgow.

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Malcolm John, pansman, 7 Boyd st
Malcolm John, plater, 87 Roxburgh st
Malcolm Joseph, sailmaker, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
Malcolm Robert, boilermaker, 23 Hamilton st
Malcolm William, labourer, 126 Drumfrochar road
Malcolm Mrs, milliner, 9 Rue-end st. Ho. 12 Patrick st
MANEELY David, fireman, 20 Bearhope st
MANN Alexander, watchmaker, 16 Laird st
MANSION House, 1 Ardgowan square
MANSON Gordon, carpenter, 76 Dempster st
Manson Rose, collector, 27 Nelson st, west
Manson Miss, Seafield, 2 Fox st
MARK Demetris, confectioner, 26 West Blackhall st
MARKER William, millworker, 126 Drumfrochar road
MARQUIS David, grocer, 7 Brachelston st
Marquis & Millar, writers, 18 Hamilton st
Marquis Mrs Angus, 8 West Burn st
MARLEY Mrs, 18 Bogle st
MARR James, goldsmith and jeweller, 14 Hamilton st.
Ho. 33 Nelson st, west
Marr Richard, moulder, 23 Sir Michael st
Marr Thomas C, teacher, 7 Kelly st
Marr William, engine-driver, 75 Wellington st
Marr William, goldsmith, 32 Hamilton st. Ho. 83 Roxburgh
st '
MARSHALL James & Co., sugar merchants, 32 Cathcart
st
Marshall James, engineer, 2 South st
Marshall James (of Ross & Marshall), 3 Shaw place
Marshall John, practical bootmaker, 15 Jamaica st
Marshall Robert, gardener, 53 Kelly st
Marshall William, labourer, 13 Ingleston st
Marshall William, provision merchant and commission agent,,
29 Charles st. Ho. 9 West Stewart st
Marshall William Johnstone, M.D. and L.R.C.S., Edin.,
physician and surgeon, 8 Ardgowan square
Marshall Mrs Robert, 42 East Crawford st
Marshall Mrs William, 44 Eldon st
Marshall Mrs William, lodgings, 13 Nelson st, west
Marshall Mrs, 14 Lynedoch st
MARTIN & Co., bottlers, 26 West Blackhall st
Boots you can "Buy weel and hae weel " in.

DIRECTORY. I 7 I
Martin Alexander, joiner, 71 Ann st
Martin Angus, carpenter, 18 St. Lawrence st
Martin George, cooper, 50 Roxburgh st
Martin James, boilermaker, 8 Cross-shore st
Martin James, engineer, 9 Hope st
Martin James, flesher, 21 Kelly st. Ho. 8 Robertson st
Martin James, labourer, 7 Boyd st
Martin James, 9 Hill st
Martin John, coal merchant, 47 Holmscroft st
Martin John, hairdresser, 15 Ann st
Martin John, tailor and clothier, 5 Hamilton st. Ho. 27
Dempster st
Martin John H., clerk, 6 Duff st
Martin Joseph, clerk, 10 Kelly st
Martin Robert, butter and egg merchant, 28 Charles st. Ho.
1 Kilblain st
Martin Thomas, river pilot, 14 Robertson st
Martin William, music-seller, 14 West Blackhall st. Ho. 52
Kelly st
Martin William, woolsorter, 27 Dempster st
Martin Mrs, 1 1 Brachelston st
MASON Joseph W., blacksmith, 25 Bruce st
Mason Robert (of James Richardson & Co.), Nellieslee,,
Newark st
Mason Thomas, engineer, 7 Watt st
Mason Mrs, 6 Grey place
MASSON Andrew, sawmaker and cutler, 4 Carnock st.
Ho. 26 Lynedoch st
Masson John, iron turner, 5 Hope st
Masson Robert, storekeeper, 34 Mount Pleasant st
MASTER of Works Office, Municipal buildings, Wallace sq
MATH IE John, carpenter, 4 Carwood st
Mathie John, cooper, 8 Mearns st
MATHIESON Archibald, joiner, 5 Newton st
Mathieson David, grocer, 9 South st. Ho. do.
Mathieson Donald, carpenter, 29 Shaw st
Mathieson Donald, hotel keeper, Royal Hotel, 3 East breast
Mathieson Donald, labourer, 22 West Blackhall st
Mathieson John, bootmaker, 33 Market st. Ho. 30 Ann st
Mathieson John, general ironmonger, 42 Brymner st. Ho.
9 Antigua st
purchasing direct from us at 14 Hamilton St..

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DIRECTORY.
Mathieson John L., joiner, 5 Lauriston st
Mathieson Lindsay, grocer, 28 Cartsburn st and 6 John st.
Ho. 9 South st
Mathieson Lindsay, joiner, 108 Dempster st
Mathieson Peter, 96 Dempster st
Mathieson Robert, blacksmith, 30 Arthur st
Mathieson Robert, joiner, 44 Arthur st
Mathieson Robert, painter and decorator, 35 Nicolson st.
Ho. 6 Nelson st, west
Mathieson Robert D., boilermaker, 30 Arthur st
Mathieson Mrs Archibald, ladies' nurse, 47 Holmscroft st
MAVEN James D., engineer, 30 Lynedoch st
MAXTON Miss, 78 Finnart st
MAXWELL David, book deliverer, 60 Ann st
Maxwell Hamilton, insurance agent, 23 Dempster st
Maxwell James, cabinetmaker, 1 2 Serpentine walk
Maxwell Thomas, labourer, 1 1 Brachelston st
Maxwell William, missionary, 15 South st
MAY George W., painter, 70 Wellington st
May John G., painter and japanner, 17 Brymner st. Ho. 46
Cathcart st
MAYORS R. G., clerk, 6 Watt st
Mayors Thomas H., upholsterer, 35 Nicolson st. Ho. 5 Watt st
MEARNS Mrs James, 8 Wellington st
MECHAN Thomas, salesman, 10 Terrace road
Mechan Mrs, greengrocer, 44 Vennel
MECHANICS' Institution, library, reading-room, and public
baths, 13 Sir Michael st and 11 Tobago st
MEDICAL Aid Society's Home, 15 Caddlehill st
Medical Association, 47 Regent st
MEGLAUGHLIN James (of Danish Dairy Co.), 27 West
Blackhall st
MEIKLE William, dairyman, 42 Ann st. Ho. 44 do.
MELDRUM George, engineer, 7 Hill st
Meldrum Mrs, 29 Ardgowan st, west
MELROSE John, sailmaker, 12 Lyle st
Melrose William, painter, 18 Bruce st
Melrose Mrs, 13 Charles st
Melrose Mrs, 30 Lynedoch st
MELVILLE William, butter and egg store, 21 Regent st.
Ho. 39 Dempster st
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Melville William, painter and decorator, 23 West Stewart st
and 3 Manse lane
MELVIN Daniel, 29 Mearns st
MENARD Josue, French master, Greenock Academy, 13
Ardgowan st, west
MENZIES & Co., bookstall, Princes Pier Station, G. & S.-W
Railway
Menzies Daniel, mercantile clerk, 38 South st
Menzies Hugh, joiner, 85 Dempster st
Menzies James, shipmaster, i Campsie terrace
Menzies John, dairyman, 9 Newton st
Menzies Robert, pansman, 17 Lynedoch st
Menzies Robert, watchmaker and jeweller, 27 West Burn st.
Ho. 64 Kelly st
Menzies Miss R.. tobacconist, 23 Vennel
Menzies Mrs Alexander, 29 Patrick st
Menzies Mrs John, 14 West Blackhall st
MERCANTILE Marine Office, 7 Virginia st
MERINO Mill Yarn Store, 6 West Blackhall st and 61
Rue-end st
MERRYLEES James (of J. & W. Merrylees), 40 Cathcart
st
Merrylees J. & W., clothiers, 14 William st
METHODIST Chapel, 4 Ardgowan st, west
MEYER Mrs, 56 Finnart st
MIDDLE (Free) Church, 10 George square
Middle Parish Church, Cathcart square
MIDDLETON Daniel A., professor of music, 25 Finnart st
Middleton James, engineer, 26 South st
MILL Alexander, grocer and wine merchant, 95 Roxburgh
st. Ho. 3 Orangefield place and Gourock
Mill Robert R., chemist, 20 Union st
Mill Mrs Charles, 20 Union st
Mill Mrs, 75 Holmscroft st
MILLAR Alexander, pawnbroker, 38 Hamilton st. Ho.
29 Ann st
Millar David, joiner, 50 Holmscroft st
Millar Dugald, carpenter, 29 Dempster st
Millar George, engineer, 13 Hope st
Millar James, accountant, 26 Hamilton st. Ho. 38 South st
Millar James, joiner, 15 Dempster st
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Millar James (of Marquis & Millar), 46 Regent st
Millar James, teacher, 7 Caddlehill st
Millar John, baker, 31 Hamilton st. Ho. Newtondale cot-
tage, 21 Roxburgh st
Millar John, joiner, 14 Bruce st
Millar John, engineer, 19 South st
Millar John, mason, 38 Holmscroft st
Millar Peter, joiner, 23 East Shaw st
Millar Peter, salesman, 95 Dempster st
Millar Robert, coachman, 6 Patrick st
Millar Robert, feuar, 18 Robertson st
Millar Robert, glazier, 9 Hope st
Millar Robert, joiner, 60 Kelly st
Millar Robert, purveyor, 18 Arcade. Ho. 10 Antigua st
Millar S. H., wine and spirit merchant and commission
agent, 3 West Quay Lane and 17 Regent st. Ho.
Ashburn, 8 Bedford st
Millar Thomas, brassfinisher, 59 Ann st
Millar Thomas, upholsterer, 38 East Hamilton st
Millar Thomas, waterman, 1 1 Mill st
Millar William, farmer, Bawhirley
Millar William, prison warder, 93 Dempster st
Millar William, steamboat agent, Customhouse quay. Ho.
33 West Stewart st
Millar William, 10 Brisbane st
Millar William H., wine and spirit merchant, 29 Vennel.
Ho. 3 Grey place
Millar Mrs A., 29 Ann st
Millar Mrs John, 62 Regent si-
Millar Mrs Robert, 71 Ann st
Millar Mrs R., 15 Newton st
Millar Mrs, 13 Cathcart st
MILLER Allan, boilermaker, 31 Ingleston st
Miller Andrew, joiner, 15 Belville st
Miller Andrew, wine and spirit merchant, 38 Main st. Ho. do.
Miller Archibald (of J. & A. Miller), 62 Kelly st
Miller & Co., joiners, builders, timber merchants, and saw-
millers, 64 Inverkip st
Miller Frank Wm., draper, Municipal buildings, Hamilton
st. Ho. 33 West Stewart st
Miller James, line & twine maker, 4 South st
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Miller James, watchmaker and general dealer, 43 West Burn
st. Ho. Elizabeth place, Adelaide st, Gourock
Miller John (of J. & A. Miller), 25 Dempster st
Miller John (of Miller & Co.), 80 Finnart st
Miller John, Trinity and deep-sea pilot, 18 Bogle st
Miller J. & A., joiners and builders, 20 West Blackhall st
Miller Nicol, mason, 96 Dempster st
Miller Peter, baker, 26 West Blackhall st
Miller Robert, engineer and boilermaker, 28 Arthur st. Ho.
40 Mearns st
Miller Thomas, provision merchant, Park buildings, 11 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 25 Robertson st
Miller Thomas, wholesale biscuit and confection merchant,
15 Charles st. Ho. Violet Grove, Gourock
Miller William S., watchmaker and jeweller, 31 Brymner st.
Ho. 35 Lynedoch st
Miller Miss, 18 Bogle st
Miller Miss Mary, furnishings, 32 Ingleston st
Miller Mrs Thomas, 40 Nelson st, west
Miller Mrs Walter, 10 South st
Miller Mrs Robert, 11 Carwood st
Miller Mrs, 29 Trafalgar st
Miller Mrs, 1 1 Antigua st
MILLIGAN Alexander, moulder, 8 Hope st
Milligan John, Customs officer, 31 Trafalgar st
Milligan William, engine-driver, 27 Bruce st
Milligan William, mercantile clerk, 58 Forsyth st
MILLIKEN John, bottler, 1 Kilblain buildings
Milliken Mrs, 9 Mount Pleasant st
MILLS Duncan, mason, 49 Nicolson st
Mills John, carpenter, n Lauriston st
Mills John, shipsmith, 2 York st
Mills Robert, engineer, shipsmith, and boilermaker, 5 Dock
breast. Ho. 1 Mearns st
Mills Robert, iron plater, 36 East Hamilton st
Mills Robert, engineer, 5 East Crawford st
MILNAY John, fitter, 38 St. Lawrence st
MILNE Alexander, joiner, 8^ Wellington st
Milne Dugald, insurance agent, 15 Lyle st
Milne John, blacksmith, 2 Holmscroft st
Milne Mrs, 9 Lynedoch st
Goods is the "Percy" Boot and Shoe House.

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MINTO Archibald, traveller, 34 South st
Minto George, commission agent, 27 Patrick st
MITCHELL Alexander, fireman, 106 Drumfrochar road
Mitchell Alexander, painter, 41 Crawfurd st
Mitchell Archibald, mason, 2 Murdieston st
Mitchell Archibald (of Mitchell & Co.), 71 Nicolson st
Mitchell & Co., booksellers and stationers, Greenock bible
emporium, 3 Hamilton st
Mitchell Daniel, flesher, 34 Inverkip st. Ho. 27 Bruce st
Mitchell David, engineer, 67 Regent st
Mitchell Duncan (of J. & D. Mitchell), 71 Nicolson st
Mitchell George G., superintendent Working Boys' Home,.
19 Bank st and 3 Lyle st
Mitchell James, cooper, 21 Belville st
Mitchell James, plumber (registered) and gasfitter, 5 West
Stewart st. Ho. 29 Ardgowan st, west
Mitchell James C, tobacconist, 23 Rue-end st. Ho. 16
Lynedoch st
Mitchell John, brassfimsher, 4 Hill st
Mitchell John, brassfinisher, 61 Main st
Mitchell John, cooper, 76 Ann st
Mitchell John, engineer, 6 Lyle st
Mitchell John, painter and decorator, 34 Inverkip st. Ho.
71 Nicolson st
Mitchell John, joiner, 65 Belville st
Mitchell John, rivetter, 1 1 Crescent st
Mitchell J. & D., coach, van, cart, and lorry builders, and
general smiths, 38 and 40 Vennel
Mitchell Samuel, coal merchant, 6 Tobago st. Ho. 18 do.
Mitchell Thomas, draper, 28 Cathcart st. Ho. 5 Armadale
place
Mitchell Walter, joiner, 1 East William st
Mitchell William, fishmonger, 1 Lauriston st. Ho. 6 West
Blackhall st
Mitchell William, shorthand writer, Sheriff Court House,
County buildings. Ho. 23 Kelly st
Mitchell William H., tobacconist, 9 Hamilton st. Ho. 16
Lynedoch st
Mitchell Miss Maggie, fishmonger, 25 Regent st. Ho. 6
West Blackhall st
Mitchell Mrs Andrew, 27 Lynedoch st
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Mitchell Mrs Catherine, 71 Nicolson st
Mitchell Mrs, newsagent. 52 Ann st
MOFFAT Alexander, blacksmith, 63 Belville st
Moffat David, carpenter, 10 Carwood st
Moffat David, moulder, 30 Arthur st
Moffat Gilbert, 21 Brisbane st
Moffat John, shipwright, 7 Lauriston st
Moffat Robert, baker, 18 Lynedoch st. Ho. 29 Regent st
Moffat Miss, dressmaker, 9 Crescent st
Moffat Misses- J. & M., milliners, 39 West Blackhall st. Ho.
21 Brisbane st
MOIR William Dallas, agent for L. Rose & Co. of Leith,
London, and Liverpool. Glasgow Office, 25 Port Dundas
road. Ho. Lilybank, Cardwell bay
MOLES J. & Co., tailors and clothiers, 27 West Burn st
Moles James (of J. Moles & Co.), 28 Mearns st
MOLSEED Andrew (of Post-Office), 95 Dempster st
Molseed James, painter, 22 West Stewart st
MONTAGUE George, insurance agent and stationer, 7
Cross-shore st. Ho. 45 Shaw st
MONTGOMERIE John, goods superintendent, Caledonian
Railway Co. Office, Railway Cottage, Bogle st. Ho.
25 Brisbane st
MONTGOMERY Alexander, clerk, 52 Kelly st
Montgomery Arthur, labourer, 3 Arthur st
Montgomery Robert, engineer and brassfounder, 9 Stanners
st. Ho. 65 Belville st
Montgomery Thomas, watchmaker, 14 St. Lawrence st
MOODIE Alexander, bookkeeper, 32 South st
Moodie Miss J. M., milliner, 46 Hamilton st. Ho. 4 Nelson st
MOODY Allan, janitor, Public School, 73 Belville st
Moody David, brassfinisher, 26 East Crawford st
Moody Miss, feuar, 52 Brougham st
MOON Francis, 38 Brisbane st
MOONEY James, labourer, 45 Crawfurd st
MOORE William, painter, 81 Belville st
MORE Charles, gardener, 17 Prospecthill st
More J. & A., tobacconists, 11 Hamilton st. Ho. 14 South st
More Mrs James, 24 Brisbane st
MORIES Alexander S. (of James M'Lean & Co.), 63 Finnart
st
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Mories James S. (of John Mories & Co.), 51 Newton st
Mories John & Co., timber measurers, 2 Cathcart st
MORISON George, tea merchant and grocer, 27 Cathcart
st. Ho. Hayneld, 43 Finnart st
Morison James B., purveyor and wine merchant, 15 West
Blackhall st
Morison James B. & Co., grocers and wine merchants, 29
West Blackhall st
Morison J. B. (of James B. Morison & Co.), 55 Forsyth st
Morison John, accountant and house factor, 29 West Burn
st. Ho. 7 Caddlehill st
Morison John A., timber merchant and sawmiller, Deer
Park Sawmills, Dellingburn square. Ho. 27 Mearns st
•Morison Neil, tailor and clothier, 33 West Burn st
MORRIN William, missionary, 12 Wellington st
MORRIS John, potter, 18 Port-Glasgow road
Morris John, salesman, 69 Nicolson st
Morris Patrick, machinist, 86 Belville st
Morris Thomas R., river pilot, 34 West Blackhalll st
Morris Mrs Anne, broker, 18 Tobago st
Morris Mrs James, 3 Argyle st
Morris Mrs, 55 Holmscroft st
MORRISON A. & D., ship carpenters, blockmakers, and
joiners, 3 Clarence st
Morrison Alexander (of A. & D. Morrison), 32 West Stewart
st
Morrison David, labourer, 108 Dempster st
Morrison David, labourer, 66 Drumfrochar road
Morrison Donald, flesher, 26 West Blackhall st. Ho. 19
Newton st
Morrison Duncan, carpenter, 35 Lyle st
Morrison Duncan D., plumber and gasfitter, 10 Charles st.
Ho. 16 Trafalgar st
Morrison Finlay D., writer, 32 Cathcart st. Ho. Alt- na-craig,
Lyle road
Morrison Gavin, railway guard, 26 West Blackhall st
Morrison Hugh, gardener, 63 Ann st
Morrison James, carpenter, 18 Vennel
Morrison James, fishmerchant, 49 Shaw st. Ho. 45 do.
Morrison James, flesher, 7 West Blackhall st
Morrison James (of Morrison & Sons), Alma villa, Gourock
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Morrison James D., coal merchant, 3 Clarence st. Ho. 32
West Stewart st
Morrison Rev. James F., R.C. clergyman, 14 Patrick st
Morrison John, engineer, 19 Wellington st
Morrison John, head master Duncan Street Public School,
36 South st
Morrison John, joiner, 4 Hill st
Morrison John, seaman, 22 Lynedoch st
Morrison John & Sons, bookbinders, stationers, lithographers,
&c, 67 Rue-end st
Morrison John, umbrella maker, 31 Charles st
Morrison John F. (of John Morrison & Sons), 29 Mearns st
Morrison Peter, carpenter, 7 Dempster st
Morrison Peter, carpenter, 25 West Burn st
Morrison Robert, engineer, 15 Laird st
Morrison Robert, moulder, 20 Antigua st
Morrison Robert, policeman, 4 Hill st
Morrison & Sons, tailors, clothiers, and outfitters, 41 Cathcart
st. (See Advt.)
Morrison William, broker, 71 Vennel. Ho. 31 Nicolson st
Morrison William, carpenter, 58 Lynedoch st
Morrison William, greengrocer, 15 Regent st
Morrison Miss, 34 Brisbane st
Morrison Misses, 2 Esplanade
Morrison Mrs David, 37 Kelly st
Morrison Mrs James, 29 Mearns st
Morrison Mrs Mary, 7 Dempster st
Morrison Mrs, 27 Mearns st
MORROW Andrew, cabinetmaker, 7 Caddlehill st
MORTON Archibald, coal merchant, 47 Lynedoch st
Morton Ernest (of James Morton & Sons), 30 Forsyth st
Morton James & Sons, iron and steel merchants, 8 Princes
square, Buchanan st, Glasgow
Morton James (of James Morton & Sons), 30 Forsyth st
Morton John, weigher, 5 Shaw st
Morton & Kidd, wholesale and retail ironmongers, steel,
iron, and hardware merchants, blacksmiths, and agents
for Milner's fireproof safes, 24 Hamilton st. Workshop,
61 Nicolson st
Morton Robert (of Morton & Williamson, Glasgow), 30
Forsyth st
(Sign of the Clock), M-A-K-E-fcS? P-R-l -C-E-S.

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Morton Robert, skinner, 66 East Hamilton st
Morton & Young, tea dealers, 30 Hamilton st
Morton Miss, 9 Ardgowan square
Morton Miss, 12 Robertson st
Morton Mrs and Misses, teachers, 36 Brisbane st
Morton Mrs, tobacconist, 36 Hamilton st. Ho. 27 West.
Blackhall st
MOSSMAN James (of James Mossman & Son), it Ann st
Mossman James & Son, joiners and glaziers, 68 Regent st
Mossman Wm. (of Jas. Mossman & Son), 5 1 Holmscroft st
MOUNT Michael, boatman, 45 Shaw st
MOUNTFORD Jabez, curator, Mechanics' Institute, n
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. Inland Revenue buildings. Ho. Hazel
bank, Gourock
MUIR Alexander, engineer, 25 Lynedoch st
Muir Allan, baker and confectioner, 8 West Blackhall st
Ho. do.
Muir Henry, greengrocer, 5 Inverkip st. Ho. 2 do.
Muir James, coal agent, 5 Chapel st. Ho. 70 Wellington st
Muir James, 4 Duff st
Muir James D. (of J. & J. Muir), 47 Brougham st
Muir John, joiner, 15 Regent st
Muir John, policeman, 106 Dempster st
Muir John L. (of J. & J. Muir), 15 Robertson st
Muir J. & J., provision merchants, 25 Vennel
Muir Matthew, tea dealer, 9 Argyle st
Muir Robert, baker, 12 Cathcart st. Ho. 2 St. Andrew
square
Muir Robert, engineer, 14 Hope st
Muir Robert (of Leitch & Muir), i\rdmore, 38 Newark st
Muir Robert & Sons, millers and grain merchants, 6 East
Stewart st. Ho. 2 St. Andrew square
Muir Robert W. (of T. O. Hunter & Co.), 32 Brisbane st
Muir R. G. (of Muir & Weir), Greenhill, 75 Finnart st
Muir & Taylor Misses, Berlin wool repository, 4 West Black-
hall st
Muirf Thomas, ironmoulder, 36 Ingleston st
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Muir & Weir, sack merchants and forwarding agents, 4
Mansionhouse lane
Muir William, engineer, 74 Wellington st
Muir William, feuar, 32 Brisbane st
Muir William, fireman, 20 West Blackhall st
Muir William, joiner, 31 Roxburgh st
Muir William, lathsplitter, 81 Wellington st
Muir William, papermaker, 61 Ann st
Muir Miss A., grocer, 14 South st. Ho. 68 Kelly st
Muir Miss L., flesher, 20 Ann st
Muir Miss, 49 Brougham st
Muir Mrs J. T., 23 Trafalgar st
Muir Mrs Robert, 24 Wellington st
Muir Mrs R., feuar, 47 Brougham st
Muir Mrs, 68 Kelly st
MUIRHEAD Alexander, baker, 95 Roxburgh st. Ho. 26
Wellington st
MULGREW Thomas, spirit merchant, 7 East breast. Ho.
1 Armadale place
MULHERN Patrick J., postman, P.O., 26 Market st
MULLEN John, seaman, 92 Dempster st
MUMME Carl, manager at Scott & Co.'s. Ho. 1 Ardgowan
st, west
MUNDELL George, gardener, 90 Dempster st
MUNDIE Peter, cooper, 28 Lynedoch st
MUNN Alexander, smith, 32 West Blackhall st
Munn Arthur, cooper, 4 Hill st
Munn John, fireman, 31 Lyle st
Munn Robert, pilot, 60 Regent st
Munn Stewart, sailmaker, 19 Trafalgar st
Munn Thomas, tailor, 87 Wellington st
Munn William, brassfinisher, 18 South st
Munn Miss Agnes, 13 Kelly st
MUNRO & Co., grain and flour merchants, 2 Hunter place
Munro Colin, cooper, 23 Lynedoch st
Munro Colin, grocer, 42 Crawfurd st
Munro Daniel, porter, 5 Hill st
Munro Donald (of Munro & Co.), 42 Crawfurd st
Munro Duncan, clerk and insurance agent, 1 Ford place,
Finnart st
Munro George, carpenter, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
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Munro Hugh, skinner, 16 Port-Glasgow road
Munro James, salesman, 28 Wellington st
Munro James, seaman, 38 Brymner st
Munro John, blacksmith, 80 Dempster st
Munro William, messenger at arms and Sheriff
officer, 41 Cathcart st. Ho. 26 South st
Munro William E., draper, 67 Nicolson st
Munro Mrs William, 2 George square
Munro Mrs C., 15 Nelson st, west
MUNSIE Matthew, engineer, 1 1 Carvvood st
MURCHIE Robert, painter and paperhanger, 35 Regent st.
Ho. do.
MURDOCH David, bolt, rivet, and nailmaker, Donald's
court, Cathcart st. Ho. do.
Murdoch James, shipbuilder, Port-Glasgow. Ho. Lochwards,,
7 Octavia terrace
Murdoch John, baker, Campfield house, Cardwell bay
Murdoch Samuel, tailor, 18 Bearhope st
Murdoch William, joiner, 9 Carwood st
Murdoch William D., cabinetmaker, 21 Dempster st
Murdoch Mrs, lodgings, 7 Kelly st
Murdoch Mrs, 20 Lynedoch st
MURPHY David, lather, 95 Roxburgh st
Murphy Edward, broker, 26 Dairym pie st
Murphy James, labourer, 3 Arthur st
Murphy John, painter, Ford cottage, 1 Finnart st
Murphy Robert, coal-dealer, 16 Sir Michael st
Murphy William J., labourer, 70 Ann st
Murphy Mrs Robert, marine store dealer,
Ho. 23 Roxburgh st
10 Cartsburn st.
Murphy Mrs, newsagent, 1 1 Market st
MURRAY Alexander, carpenter, 32 East Crawford st
Murray Alexander, coachman, 8 Watt st
Murray Alexander, dyer, 19 Prospecthill st
Murray Alexander, joiner, 9 Lynedoch st
Murray Alexander B., compositor, 85 Wellington st
Murray Alexander C, storekeeper, 38 Nelson st, west
Murray Andrew S., blacksmith, 19 Antigua st
Murray Archibald, engineer, 19 Belville st
Murray Charles, Council officer, Town Hall. Ho. 60 Kelly st
Murray Charles, mason, 7 Brachelston st
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DIRECTORY.
Murray Daniel, shipmaster, 30 Nelson st, west
Murray George (of M. F. Dunlop & Murray), Greenlaw,
Port-Glasgow
Murray James, engine-driver, 14 Ardgowan st, west
Murray James, general turner and timber merchant, 30 Market
st. Ho. 4 Robertson st
Murray James, gilder, 20 Pottery st
Murray James, grocer, 13 Brachelston st
Murray James, tanner, 36 East Hamilton st
Murray James, tinsmith, 3 Argyle st
Murray John, blacksmith, 1 East William st
Murray John, mason, 7 Mount Pleasant st
Murray John, tailor, 4 Prospecthill st
Murray & Murphy, shipbrokers, 2 West quay
Murray Neil, postman, P.O., 18 Bearhope st
Murray Robert, engineer, 3 Antigua st
Murray Robert, engineer, 68 Kelly st
Murray Robert S. (of Fyfe & Murray), 3 Antigua st
Murray Samuel, labourer, 34 Ingleston st
Murray Timothy, wholesale wine and spirit merchant, 5
Mansionhouse lane
Murray William, moulder, 36 West Blackhall st
Murray Miss M., 32 West Blackhall st
Murray Miss, lodgings, 42 Holmscroft st
Murray Miss, 5 Holmscroft st
Murray Mrs William, 12 Watt st
Murray Mrs, dressmaker, 56 Kelly st
Murray Mrs, 7 William st
MUSEUM (Antiquarian), Watt Institution, Kelly st
N
NAIRN James, railway porter, 26 West Blackhall st
NAPIER Alexander, seaman, 7 Holmscroft st
Napier Archibald, boilermaker, 25 Lynedoch st
Napier Henry, smith, 8 Duff st
Napier James, engineer, 25 Regent st
Napier James, skinner, 10 Carwood st
Napier William, governor H.M. prison, 3 Nelson st, west
Napier Mrs, matron, Medical Aid Society, 15 Caddlehill st
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NATIONAL Bank of Scotland (Limited), 29 Cathcart st
J. Campbell Hart, agent
National Telephone Co. (Limited), Municipal buildings,
James C. Gemmill, manager
Wallace square—
NEIL James, accountant, house factor and insurance agent,
3 Bank st. Ho. 30 South st
Neil John, joiner, 4 Prospecthill st
Neil John, Whitehill, 49 Octavia terrace
Neil Thomas, patternmaker, 22 Antigua st
Neil Thomas, carpenter, 33 Ingleston st
Neil Thomas S., shipchandler and ironmonger, 25 Rue-end
st. Ho. Rosebank, 25 Ashton road, Gourock
Neil Mrs Elizabeth. 29 Nelson st, west
NEILL & Co., warehouse-keepers, Dellingburn st
Neill, Dempster & Neill, sugar refiners, 78 Drumfrochar road
Neill George D. (of Neill, Dempster & Neill), 26 Forsyth st
Neill George M., traveller, 56 Ann st
Neill Hugh R. & Co., grocers, wine merchants, Italian warehousemen,
and contractors to the R.N., 27 West Black-
hall st
Neill Hugh R. (of Hugh R. Neill & Co.), 19 Ardgowan st,
west
Neill James, marine surveyor, successor to William Neill,
underwriters' surveyor, City buildings. Ho. 10 Forsyth
st
Neill James, rivetter, 83 Belville st
Neill John, farmer, South Hillend
Neill John (of Neill, Dempster & Neill), Glenfield, 1 Bed-
ford st
Neill John, watchmaker, 5 Caddlehill st
Neill R. & S. Clerk & Orkney, writers and notaries public,
2 Argyle st
Neill Thomas, Balgray, 5 Octavia terrace
Neill William J. (of Neill, Dempster & Neill), Lawthorn, 13
Octavia terrace
Neill Miss Elizabeth, grocer, 45 Main st
Neill Mrs John, 26 Newark st
Neill Mrs William, Towerlands, 9 Octavia terrace
NEILSON Alexander, commission agent, 29 Brougham st
Neilson James, teller, British Linen Co. Bank, Mather Bank,
Kilmalcolm
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Neilson John, boilermaker, 14 Bruce st
Neilson William (of Robert Lusk & Co.), 30 Brisbane st
Neilson Mrs James, 7 Newton st
N ELLIS Thomas, fireman, 26 West Blackhall st
NELSON James, bookbinder, 19 Trafalgar st
Nelson James, wood turner, 55 Belville st
Nelson Thomas, iron turner, 76 Ann st
Nelson Mrs, furnishings, 44 Lynedoch st.
NESS David, blacksmith, 17 Lynedoch st
Ho. 42 do.
Ness James, blacksmith, 61 Ann st
NEW Assembly Rooms, 21 West Stewart st
NEWALL Charles, grocer, 38 Holmscroft
Mount Pleasant st
st. Ho. 34
Newall Charles, grocer and provision merchant, 44 Lynedoch
st. Ho. 37 Bank st
Newall Mrs, 14 Eldon st
NEWCOMEN Steamship Co., Limited, 2 West Quay—
Leitch & Muir, managers
NEWMAN Miss, 24 Brisbane st
NICCOL Robert, author of treatise on sugar refining, 69
Union st
NICHOLL A. T. (of Armitage & Co.), Bridge of Weir
NICHOLSON David, police sergeant, 7 Prospecthill st
Nicholson Donald, seaman, 2 Open shore
Nicholson John, joiner, 3 Prospecthill st
Nicholson John, engineer, 3 Holmscroft st
NICOL Alexander, cooper, 38 Lynedoch st
Nicol Andrew, carpenter, 65 Roxburgh st
Nicol Andrew, joiner, 65 Holmscroft st
Nicol Duncan & Co., coal merchants, 55 Rue-end st and 20
Brougham st
Nicol Duncan (of Duncan Nicol & Co.), 2 Octavia terrace
Nicol Gavin, tailor and clothier, 29 West Burn st. Ho. 64
Kelly st
Nicol James, blacksmith, 3 Orchard st
Nicol James, carpenter, 19 Lyle st
Nicol James, carpenter, 16 Stanners st
Nicol John S. (of Duncan Nicol & Co.), 15 Forsyth st
Nicol Walter, blacksmith, 6 Lyle st
Nicol William, smith, 9 Dempster st
Nicol Mrs D., 2 Octavia terrace
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Nicol Mrs, dressmaker, 13 Nelson st, west
NICOLL James, accountant and stockbroker, 2 Bank St..
Ho. 19 Ardgowan st, west
Nicoll Mrs James, 19 Ardgowan st, west
NICOLSON Alexander, LL.D., Sheriff-substitute, 3 Ardgowan
square
Nicolson Alexander, boatman, 36 Crawfurd st
Nicolson Alexander, jun., boatman, 1 1 Ardgowan st, Glebe
Nicolson Angus, insurance agent, 6 Lyle st
Nicolson Angus, seaman, 16 Hope st
Nicolson David, moulder, 31 Lynedoch st
Nicolson Donald, greengrocer, 49 Holmscroft st
Nicolson James, joiner, 80 Belville st
Nicolson John, brassfinisher, 82 Belville st
Nicolson John, labourer, 13 Hope st
Nicolson John, sawyer, 5 Mount Pleasant st
Nicolson Samuel, 3 Antigua st
Nicolson William, carter, 29 Lynedoch st
NIMMO Andrew, 17 Ardgowan square
Nimmo Robert, boilermaker, 10 Terrace road
NISBET Thomas, engineer, 38 Lynedoch st
Nisbet Mrs Margaret, 36 South st
NIVEN Alexander, hosier, glover, and shirtmaker, 6 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 9 Kelly st
Niven Archibald F., clerk, 13 Mearns st
Niven George, moulder, 36 Ingleston st
Niven G. W., bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder,
21 Brymner st. Ho. 23 Newton st
Niven John, blacksmith, 59 Holmscroft st
Niven Mrs, 13 Ardgowan st, west
Niven Mrs, Craigend villa, 15 Johnston st
NIXON James, joiner, 37 Roxburgh st
Nixon Mrs William, 13 Holmscroft st
NOBLE George, engineer, 84 Belville st
Noble John, clerk, 14 Murdieston st
Noble John, labourer, 63 Ann st
Noble Thomas, boilermaker and blacksmith, 3 East Black-
hall st. Ho. 1 1 Roxburgh st
Noble Thomas, eatinghouse-keeper, 32 East Hamilton st.
Ho. n Roxburgh st
Noble Tom, H.M. Customs, 17 Dempster st
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NORMAN Louis, photographer, 2 Campsie terrace
NORRIE James, carpenter, 50 East Hamilton st
NORTH British Daily Mail and Glasgow Weekly Mail newspapers.
Greenock branch office, Municipal buildings,
Hamilton st—George Wardle, agent
North British Railway Company, carries in connection with
G. & S.-W. Railway, Lynedoch st and Albert Harbour
stations—W. S. Selby, agent
NORTON Thomas, fitter, 103 Belville st
NOTMAN Robert, joiner, 5 Duff st
NUEL Mrs, 4 Robertson st
NUTT James, joiner, 58 Kelly st
Nutt William, joiner, 56 Kelly st
OAKDEN Mrs, matron, House of Refuge
OATES James, hatter, 4 Kilblain st
O'BRIEN Catherine, licensed broker, 33 Dalrymple st
Ho. 67 Roxburgh st
O'Brien E. & M., glass and china merchants, 61 Vennel and
4 Sir Michael st. Ho. 18 Kelly st
O'Brien William P., R.C. clergyman, St. Mary's, 14 Patrick st
OCTAVIA Hall, 26 West Blackhall st
O'DONNELL John, flesher, 1 1 Cross-shore st, 6 Sir Michael
st, and 1 Stanners st. Ho. 8 Cross-shore st
OGG John A., gasfitter, 87 Dempster st
Ogg William, engineer, 28 East Hamilton st
OGILVIE John, janitor, Highlanders' Academy
O'HARA William, spirit merchant, 61 Main st. Ho. 32
West Stewart st
O'KANE Jeremiah, butter and egg dealer, 9 Duff st. Ho.
51 Shaw st
OLDING William, labourer, 56 St. Lawrence st
OLIVARIA Luigi, shipbroker, 32 Cathcart st
OLIVER James, blacksmith, 67 Belville st
Oliver James, carpenter, 4 Kilblain st
Oliver Samuel, engineer, in Dempster st
Oliver Thomas, labourer, 8 Duff st
Oliver William, engineer, 81 Wellington st
make out of Leather at 14 Hamilton Street.

DIRECTORY-
O'NEILL Bernard, labourer, 4 Cartsburn st
O'Neill Felix, engineer, 19 Newton st
O'Neill Francis, coal merchant, 14 Laird st. Ho. 22 West
Blackhall st
O'Neill John, mason, 14 Ann st
O'Neill John, tailor, T3 Crawfurd st
O'Neill John B., pawnbroker, 8 Stanners st. Ho. 4 Wellington
st
O'Neill Mrs E., 6 Trafalgar st
O'Neill Mrs, 114 Drumfrochar road
ORANGE Hall, 1 East Blackhall st
ORCHARD Sugar Refining Co., 22 Ingleston st
O'REILLY Thomas P., R.C- clergyman, St. Lawrence's,
Rue-end st. Ho. Wood cottage, Under crescent
ORIENT Line Royal Mail Steamers, 55 Rue-end
—Andrew Picken & Co., agents
ORRNEY Robert (of R. & S. Neill, Clerk & Orkney), 63
Octavia terrace
Orkney William, joiner, 45 Lynedoch st
Orkney Mrs, 22 Sugarhouse lane
ORR Alexander, carter, 89 Roxburgh st
Orr Daniel (of John Orr & Son), 41 Dempster st
Orr Donald, boatbuilder (of D. & D. Orr), 31 Nelson st, west
Orr Duncan, teacher, 31 Nelson st, west
Orr I). & D., boatbuilders and carpenters, n Virginia st
Orr Erskine (of Orr, Pollock & Co.), St. Clair cottage,
Kilmalcolm
Orr, Hunter & Co., Limited, rope manufacturers and sailmakers,
4 West Quay lane. Works, Greenock Ropework,
43 Wellington st
Orr James (of William Orr & Co.), 7 Kilblain st
Orr James, seaman, 1 1 Lynedoch st
Orr James, smith, 6 Antigua st
Orr John, baker, 14 Hope st
Orr John, boatman, 59 Rue-end st
Orr John, joiner, 14 Terrace road
Orr John, jun., 45 Regent st
Orr John & Son, grocers and wine merchants, 13 Ann st
Orr Joseph, labourer, 22 Arthur st
Orr, Pollock & Co., newspaper proprietors and letterpress
printers, 14 Charles st and 15 Sugarhouse lane
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Orr Robert, railway porter, 35 Lynedoch st
Orr Thomas, jun., boatbuilder, 2 East Blackhall st. Ho. 7
Roxburgh st
Orr Thomas, sen., boatbuilder, 5 St. Andrew st. Ho. 2
Antigua st
Orr William & Co., carting contractors, 7 Kilblain st
Orr William, farmer, Craigieknowes
Orr William, joiner, 2 Antigua st
Orr William (of William Orr & Co.), 7 Kilblain st
Orr William, shipmaster, 14 Ardgowan square
Orr William H., flesher, 46 Ann st. Ho. 35 Lynedoch st
Orr Miss Helen M., boys' dressmaker, 3 Kelly st
Orr Miss, greengrocer, 39 Ann st
Orr Miss, 73 Ann st
Orr Misses, 24 Brisbane st
Orr Mrs John, feuar, 41 Dempster st
Orr Mrs Mary, 14 Crescent st
Orr Mrs, 6 Laird st
O'SHEA Ambrose, chimney sweep, 3 Argyle st
OSTLER Robert, spirit merchant, 2 Carnock st. Ho. 27
Lyle st
OSWALD John, moulder, 21 Ingleston st
Oswald Mrs John, 39 Bank st
OTTO Charles, seaman, 23 Nicolson st
OVERTON Coal Depot, 5 Chapel st
OWEN Robert (manager T. A. Gray), 63 Rue-end st
OWENS Thomas, mason, Overton
PACE Andrew, gardener, 100 Brisbane st
PAGE Thomas, moulder, 55 Belville st
PAGET John, contractor and grocer, 28 Dalrymple st. Ho.
34 West Stewart st
PAINTERS' (House and Ship) Protection Society, 6 Market
st
PALMER Robert, janitor, Shaw Street Public School
Palmer Thomas, irondresser, 24 St. Lawrence st
PARK Boyd, 3 Antigua st
Park Boyd P., grocer, 17 Kelly st
Substantia! Value in Boots.

190
DIRECTORY.
Park John, blacksmith, lockmaker, and general ironmonger,
28 Roxburgh stand 12 Trafalgar st. Ho. 9 Wellington
st
Park John, flesher, 13 Kelly st
Park Matthew, joiner and builder, Parklea, 27 Newton st
Park Matthew, saddler, 58 Rue-end st. Ho. 3 Antigua st
Park Robert, steamboat master, 30 Brymner st
Park William (of Greenock Towing Co.), 38 Brisbane st
Park William, tugboat master. 5 Union st
Park William U., M.A., Cantab., mathematical master,
Greenock Academy, 77 Newton st
Park Miss, boys' dressmaker, 16 South st
Park Miss, 12 Robertson st
Park Mrs James, feuar, 38 Brisbane st
Park Mrs William, feuar, 20 Ardgowan st, west
PARKER Hugh, steamboat porter, 21 Dempster st
Parker James, boilermaker, 5 Ingleston st
Parker James A., clerk, 24 Robertson st
Parker John, moulder, 5 Ingleston st
Parker John, provision merchant, 1 West Stewart st and 14
Arthur st. Ho. 73 Holmscroft st
Parker Joseph & Son, builders, 23 Inverkip st. Ho. 87
Roxburgh st
Parker Joseph, mussel merchant, 2 St. Andrew st
Parker Matthew, joiner, 94 Dempster st
Parker Peter, carpenter, 5 Ingleston st
Parker Richard S., slater, 2 Holmscroft st
Parker Robert, engineer, to Carnock st
Parker William, joiner, 3 Ingleston st
Parker Miss, 5 Ingleston st
Parker Mrs, 18 Wellington st
PARKHILL James M., produce merchant and commission
agent, 10 Cross-shore st. Ho. Skelmorlie
Parkhill M., labourer, 41 Nicolson st
PARLANE William, joiner, 10 Carwood st
PARNHAM John, pointsman, 114 Drumfrochar road
PAROCHIAL Board Rooms, 36 Nicolson st
PASCOE Grenfell & Sons, copper and yellow metal manufacturers,
London and Swansea. Agency, 1 Cathcart
st and 54 Rue-end st
PATERSON Alexander, clerk, 5 1 Kelly st
20/ Worth for 15/ at the

DIRECTORY. 191
Faterson Alexander, patternmaker, 95 Belville st
Paterson A. & Son, ham curers and provision merchants, 39
and 41 Hamilton st. Ho. 25 West Burn st
Paterson A. & W., boot and shoe manufacturers, 41 Hamilton
st
Paterson Charles, boot and shoe maker, 31 Cathcart st
Paterson Charles M. (of Charles Paterson & Sons,) 14
Eldon st
Paterson Charles & Sons, tanners and leather merchants, 19
Cartsburn st
Paterson Daniel, clerk, 17 Bentinck st
Paterson David, grocer and provision merchant, 5 Hamilton
st. Ho. 68 Wellington st
Paterson David G., sugar boiler, 37 Bank st
Paterson Donald, clerk, 5 1 Kelly st
Paterson D. A., 25 Robertson st
Paterson D. H., timekeeper, 21 Brisbane st
Paterson Gavin, joiner, 31 Roxburgh st. Ho. 81 Holmscroft
st
Paterson George D. (of Charles Paterson & Sons), 14 Eldon st
Paterson George, plumber, 2 1 Trafalgar st
Paterson James, accountant, house factor, and
insurance agent, 14 Hamilton st. Ho. 7 Belville
st
Paterson James, engineer, 7 Belville st
Paterson James (of J. Little & Co.), Ashfield, 33 Finnart st
Paterson James, Seafield cottage, 32 Eldon st
Paterson James, sugar boiler, 2 Mearns st
Paterson Jervis C, draper, 9 Nelson st
Paterson John, clerk, 42 Ann st
Paterson John, poulterer, ^7, Hamilton st
Paterson John, sugar boiler, 45 Trafalgar st
Paterson Lachlan, 51 Brisbane st
Paterson Robert, baker, 15 West Blackhall st. Ho. 14 do.
Paterson Robert, clerk, 40 Lynedoch st
Paterson Robert, coppersmith, 12 Dalrymple st
Paterson Robert, fitter, 97 Roxburgh st
Paterson Robert, hosier, glover, hatter, and shirtmaker, 13
Hamilton st. Ho. 23 Roxburgh st
Paterson Robert, insurance agent, 115 Dempster st
Paterson Robert, poulterer, 8 Manse lane. Ho. 16 Market st
"Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.

192
DIRECTORY.
Paterson Robert, seaman, 19 Bruce st
Paterson Robert, greengrocer, 87 Wellington st
Paterson Robert R., of Orchard Sugar Refining Company,
and City buildings. Ho. Elmhurst, 42 Newark st
Paterson Walter, watchmaker, 1 Holmscroft st
Paterson William, carpenter, 14 West Blackhall st
Paterson William, grocer and provision merchant, 30 Vennel ;;
store, 33 Vennel. Ho. 5 Roxburgh st
Paterson William, jun., slater, Hunter place. Ho. 25 Bruce st
Paterson William, tailor, 64 Wellington st
Paterson Miss, 8 Hope st
Paterson Mrs, 14 Murdieston st
Paterson Mrs, 59 Belville st
Paterson Mrs, 13 Holmscroft st
Paterson Mrs, 4 Prospecthill st
PATON Alexander, tanner, 32 Crescent st
Paton Allan Park, librarian, Greenock Library, Watt Monument,
9 Union st
Paton Archibald (of Ross, Corbett & Co.), The Ferns,
Innellan
Paton Archibald J.
Paton George W.
Innellan
(of Ross, Corbett & Co.), 38 Eldon st
(of Ross, Corbett & Co ), Ashgrove,
Paton Hugh, cooper, 2 Crawford lane
Paton James, fireman, 1 1 Watt st
Paton James, labourer, 12 Nile st
Paton James, M.D., CM., physician and surgeon, 19 Ardgowan
square
Paton James, photographer, 59 Esplanade
Paton James, storekeeper, 11 Mill st
Paton Robert, labourer, 61 Main st
Paton Mrs, 22 Trafalgar st
Paton Mrs, 18 East Crawford st
PATRICK Adam (of Adam Patrick & Son),
Finnart st
Millerston, 47
Patrick Adam & Son, bootmakers, 6 West Blackhall st.
(See Advt.)
Patrick Alexander, engineer, 36 Mount Pleasant st
Patrick David, labourer, 36 Holmscroft st
Patrick James, engine driver, 31 East Crawford st
Patrick James, railway plant inspector, 67 Roxburgh st
25% Ordinary Retailers' Prices at the

DIRECTORY. 1 93
Patrick John, cooper, 43 Holmscroft st
Patrick John B. (of Adam Patrick & Son), 29 Ardgowan st,
west
Patrick Neil M., reporter, Evening and Weekly Citizen news-
papers, 4 Mansionhouse lane. Ho. 18 Hope st
Patrick Robert, engineer and ironfounder, 6 Baker st and
Cartsburn st. Ho. 35 Regent st
Patrick Robert, engineer, 24 St. Lawrence st
Patrick Robert, tailor, 1 Duncan st
Patrick William, clerk, 24 Robertson st
Patrick William, engineer, 19 Ingleston place
Patrick Mrs, 99 Belville st
PATTEN John (of Patten & Prentice), writer and notary
Public, 18 Kilblain st. Clydebank house, 2 Johnstone
st
Patten & Prentice, solicitors and notaries public, 18 Kilblain
st
PATTERSON T. L. (manager, John Walker & Co), Belmont,
46 Margaret st
Patterson Misses, 14 Eldon st
Patterson Miss, 3 Campsie terrace, Gourock
PATTISON David D., flesher, 9 South st. Ho. 39
Dempster st
Pattison Duncan, cooper, 62 Ann street
Pattison George, sailmaker, 1 Holmscroft st
Pattison Robert, policeman, 38 West Stewart st
Pattison Robert, watchman, 15 Regent st
PAUL James, blacksmith, 34 Crescent st
Paul John, accountant, insurance and property agent, and
house factor, 14 Hamilton st. Ho. 54 Brougham st
Paul John, cooperage, 39 Baker st. Office, 3 Brymner st.
Ho. Inverkip
Paul John, feuar, 8 Shaw st. Ho. Ardfillayne, Dunoon
Paul John, lather, 8 Carwood st
Paul John, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant, 8
Shaw st and 4 William st
Paul William, dairy, Upper Ingleston
Paul W. B., late sugar refiner, 58 Esplanade
Paul Miss, dressmaker, 22 Antigua st
Paul Mrs R., feuar, 4 Robertson st
Paul Mrs, furnishings, 23 Tobago st
"Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.
13

194
DIRECTORY.
PAXTON Walter, rivetter, 47 Crawfurd st
Paxton William, boilermaker, 3 Orchard st
PEACE Mrs John, 23 West Blackhall st
Peace Mrs, feuar, 30 Brisbane st
PEACOCK John, church officer, 5 West Stewart st
Peacock J. C & Co., shipbrokers, 2 West quay
Peacock Mrs, 71 Ann st
PEARSON Augustus, seaman, 26 East Hamilton st
Pearson James, mechanic, Overton
Pearson William, irondresser, 61 Belville st
Pearson Mrs James, flesher, 3 Prospecthill st. Ho. do.
Pearson Mrs John, grocer, 7 East Crawford st. Ho. do.
Pearson Mrs, 3 Kilblain st
PEASTON Alexander, blacksmith, 53 Kelly st
PEAT John, foreman, 13 Lauriston st
PEDAN John, labourer, 3 Belville st
PEDDIE John, boilermaker, 25 Mount Pleasant st
Peddie Robert, engineer, 13 Lauriston st
Peddie William, painter, 10 Watt st
PEDEN John, labourer, 82 Belville st
Peden John, smith, 1 1 Dempster st
PEEK Mrs, hotelkeeper, Western Hotel, 9 Brougham st
PEILE Horatio R. B., factor to Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart,
Bart. Office, 1 Ardgowan square. Ho. Inverkip
PELAN Robert James, machinist, t i Carwood st
PENDER James, brakesman, 6 Hay st
PENINSULAR & Oriental Steam Navigation Co.—T. O.
Hunter & Co., agents
PENNELL J. & Co.., tentmakers, . Glebe Sailwork, Albert
Harbour
Pennell Joseph & Co., sailmakers, and ship and yacht furnishers,
Glebe Sailwork, Albert Harbour
Pennell Miss, 23 Patrick st
PENNY Hugh, shipmaster, 2 Campsie terrace, Gourock
PENTLAND Mrs, 41 Sir Michael st
PERCIVAL Hugh, pork butcher, 41 West Burn st. Ho.
Orangefield cottage
Percival Mrs, 24 Pottery st
PERCY Brothers, boot and shoe manufacters
and importers, 14 Hamilton st. Head branch,
75 to 81 Trongate, Glasgow.
"Boots & Shoes" at strictly manufacturers'

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PERRY Mrs, 3 Bruce st
Perry Mrs, 2 Murdieston st
PERT James, goods guard, 1 Kilblain st
PETERS Rev. David S., M.A., minister of Mid Parish
Church, The Manse, 1 Houston st
PETRIE James, clerk, 2 George square
Petrie Peter, engineer, 84 Belville st
Petrie Robert, shipmaster, 12 South st
PETERSEN Charles, rafter, 9 Cathcart st
PETTERSEN P. E. (of Roberts & Bernsten), 37 Kelly st
PETTIGREW James, grocer, 68 East Hamilton st. Ho. do.
Pettigrew John, superintending engineer, P. & O. Co., 29
Finnart st
Pettigrew Robert, carpenter, 29 Regent st
Pettigrew Mrs, 17 Kelly st
PHELAN Rev. Patrick, Episcopal minister, 15 Bank st
PHILIP Thomas, M.D., surgeon, 46 Cathcart st. Ho. 22
Union st
PHILIPS David, jun. (of D. Philips & Sons), 15 Brisbane st
Philips David (of D. Philips & Sons), 24 West Stewart st
Philips David & Sons, slaters and slate merchants, 5 Tobago
st
Philips James, blacksmith, 38 Crawfurd st
Philips James, blacksmith, 6 St. Lawrence st
Philips James, potter, 22 Pottery st
Philips John, potter, 20 Pottery st
Philips Malcolm, potter, 68 East Hamilton st
PHILLIPS John S., fish merchant, 26 Charles 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, plumber, 23 Lyle st
Phillips Robert, broker, 1 1 Ann st
Phillips William, book-keeper, 35 Roxburgh st
Phillips Miss, dressmaker, 23 Lyle st
PHILP WT illiam, sub-agent British Linen Co. Bank, and
insurance agent. Ho. 5 1 Union st
PIC KE N Andrew, agent for the Scottish Amicable
Life Assurance Society, 55 Rue-end
Picken Andrew & Co., merchants, commission, steamship,
and insurance agents, 55 Rue-end
prices, from Percy Bros., 14 Hamilton Street.

196
DIRECTORY.
Picken Andrew (of Andrew Picken & Co., and Robert
Ewing & Co. ), 1 1 Forsyth st
Picken John, sawmiller, 91 Port-Glasgow road
Picken William, storekeeper, 37 Holmscroft st
PICKETT W. J., machinist, 18 St. Lawrence st
PIGGOT James, labourer, 74 Ann st
Piggot Mrs C, 11 Crescent st
PIPOT Office (deep sea), Princes Pier
Pilot Office (river), Princes Pier
PINK Charles, labourer, 103 Belville st
PINKERTON John, carter, 18 Tobago st
Pinkerton Ebenezer, steward, 8 Murdieston st
PIRRIE Mrs, 95 Dempster st
PLAIGE J., engineer, Rosehill, Card well Bay, Gourock
PLANT Frederick, insurance agent, 7 Brisbane st
PLATT Robert, labourer, 24 Ann st
Piatt Samuel, labourer, 13 Crescent st
Piatt William, labourer, 34 St. Lawrence st
PLYMOUTH and Glasgow Steamship Office, Customhouse
buildings—Allan Swan, agent
POHLMANN Mrs, furnishings, 42 Nelson st. Ho. 2
South st
POLICE Office, Dalrymple st
POLLOCK John, blacksmith, 38 Main st
Pollock John, boilermaker, 32 Nelson st, west
Pollock John, spirit merchant, 69 Main st. Ho. 13 Carwood
st
Pollock John M., Finnart Lee, 73 Newton st
Pollock Malcolm, carpenter, 18 East Crawford st
Pollock Robert, chemist, 8 South st
Pollock Robert, labourer, 22 John st
Pollock Samuel, labourer, 85 Belville st
Pollock Thomas, brassfinisher, 47 Holmscroft st
Pollock William, labourer, 22 West Blackhall st
Pollock Miss Jane, grocer, 19 Regent st. Ho. 6 Antigua st
Pollock Mrs J., 6 Antigua st
Pollock Mrs Thomas, 21 Nelson st, west
POLONIS George, grocer, 9 Carwood st. Ho. do.
Polonis Hugh, carpenter, 6 Carwood st
Polonis William, wine and spirit merchant, 9 Port-Glasgow
road. Ho. 89 East Hamilton st
Gentlemen," we have as fine Boots & Shoes

DIRECTORY. 197
Polonis Mrs, 35 Lynedoch st
POLSON David, of H.M. Customs, 93 Dempster st
Poison Hector, engineer, 93 Dempster st
Poison Misses, 36 South st
PONSONBY Thomas, grocer, 40 Inverkip st
POORS' Rates Office, 36 Nicolson st
PORTEOUS Robert, storekeeper, 17 Antigua st
Porteous William, policeman, 43 Shaw st
PORTER Mrs, 16 Lynedoch st
PORTERFIELD Miss Margaret, 19 Kelly st
POST Henry, brickbuilder, 1 Ratho st
Post Office, Wallace square, off Hamilton st
POTTER Miss E., 14 Brisbane st
POTTS John, seaman, 2 Watt place
POULTER George T., professor of music, t8 Ardgowan
square
POW Edward, furnishing ironmonger and edge tool dealer,
17 Brymner st. Ho. 14 Wellington st
POYNTER John E. (of John Poynter & Son), Clydeneuk,
Uddingston, and 167 Bath st, Glasgow
Poynter John & Son, manufacturing chemists, Shaws Water
Chemical Works, 2 1 Dellingburn st, Greenock, and 7 2
Great Clyde st, Glasgow
PRATT John & Co., art photographers, 32 Cathcart st
Pratt John G. (of John Pratt & Co.), 28 Newton st
Pratt William, coal merchant, 13 Stanners st. Ho. 33
Regent st
PRENTICE Alexander R. (of Patten & Prentice), writer
and notary public, 18 Kilblain st. Ho. Willow park, 41
Ardgowan st
Prentice David (of D. & A. Prentice), Cadzovv villa, 66
Finnart st
Prentice D. & A. general drapers, silk mercers, and clothiers,
24 Hamilton st
Prentice John, house factor, 32 Nicolson st. Ho. 48 Eldon st
Prentice Thomas & Co., wholesale wine, spirit, and tea
merchants, 23 Nicolson st
Prentice Thomas (of T. Prentice & Co.), Willow Park, Ardgowan
st, west
Prentice Thomas, wine and spirit merchant, 3 St. Andrew's st
Prentice Mrs Adam, 22 Bank st
as can be made, at 14 Hamilton Street.

198
DIRECTORY.
PRESTON James, cabinetmaker and turner, 13 Nicolson
st. Ho. 6 West Blackhall st
Preston John, tobacconist, 17 West Blackhall st. Ho,
Spring Bank, Dunoon
Preston Richard, cab-driver, 1 Bruce st
PRICE R., Adjutant, 1st R. & D.A.V., 25 Bentinck st
PRIMROSE Rev. Robert, minister of St. Andrew Square
U.P. Church. Ho. 33 Union st
PROCTOR R. M., watchmaker, 49 Brisbane st
PROCURATOR (County) Fiscal's Office, County buildings,
r Nelson st, west
PROVIDENT Bank, 11 William st. (See Advt.)
PROWSE Samuel, shipmaster, 46 East Crawford st
PULLAR J. & Sons, Pullars' Dye Works, Perth, dyers and
cleaners to the Queen, 4 Albert Place, 21 West Black-
hall st
PURDIE John, cabinetmaker, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
Purdie P. & G., boot and shoe manufacturers, 37 Hamilton
st, and 193 Argyle st, Glasgow. Ho. Bellevue,.
Dumbreck
Purdie Mrs, 4 East breast
PURDON James, station-master and goods agent, Upper
Greenock Station. Ho 39 Wellington st
PURSELL Mrs James, 72 Ann st
PYE Alexander, joiner, 13 Crescent st
Q
QUAYLE William R., seaman, 47 Crawfurd st
QUEEN Bernard, labourer, 4 Nelson st, Glebe
QUIGLEY Arthur, clerk, 4 Inverkip st
QUIN John (of John Quin & Son), 42 Brisbane st
Quin John & Son, umbrella and parasol manufacturers, 7
West Blackhall st
Quin William (of John Quin & Son), 42 Brisbane st
QUINN Patrick, policeman, 5 West Stewart st
RAE George A., commercial traveller, 19 Newton st
Rae John, carpenter, 10 Terrace road
" Ladies," we can save you money in Boots

DIRECTORY. 1 99
Rae John, tinsmith, gasfitter, &c, 31 West Burn st
Rae Robert, brassfinisher, 22 Trafalgar st
Rae William, boilermaker, 36 St. Lawrence st
Rae William, feuar, 24 Belville st
Rae Mrs John, 14 Bruce st
RAFFERTY Michael, umbrella maker, 3 Buccleuch 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.), Lynedoch st
Railway Station (Upper Greenock), head of Lynedoch st
RALSTON John, shipmaster, 2 Ford place, Finnart st
Ralston William, boilermaker, 23 Lynedoch st
RAMAGE John, chief yardsman, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Ramage William, treasurer, Greenock Parochial Board, 36
Nicolson st. Ho. 10 Manor Crescent, Gourock
Ramage Mrs John S., 22 Kelly st
RAMSAY Alexander, clothier, 39 West Burn st. Ho. 22
South st
Ramsay Charles B., grocer, 91 Dempster st
Ramsay Charles G., sugar broker, 27 Cathcart st
Ramsay G. A., joiner and builder, 16 Nicolson st. Ho. 13
Ardgowan st, west
Ramsay Henry, boilermaker, 95 Belville st
Ramsay Hope Stewart, accountant, Post-Office buildings.
Ho. 89 Eldon st
Ramsay Hugh & Co., ship joiners, block manufacturers and
turners, 29 Main st. Ho. 3 Macdougall st. (See Advt.)
Ramsay John, blockmaker, 3 East Crawford st
Ramsay John, joiner, 10 Watt st
Ramsay John, late of H.M. Customs, 5 Glen st
Ramsay John W., joiner, 37 Lynedoch st
Ramsay Mitchell, engineer, 14 Lynedoch st
Ramsay Robert, millworker, Overton
Ramsay Robert, millwright, 31 Trafalgar st
RANDLES Mrs, grocer, 9 Kilblain st
RANKIN Alexander, fruiterer, 40 Cathcart st. Ho. 23
Newton st
Rankin Allan, seaman, 21 Antigua st
Rankin & Blackmore, engineers, boilermakers, and ironfounders,
Eagle foundry, 24 Baker st
at the " Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton St.

DIRECTORY.
Rankin Finlay, engineer, 5 Dempster st
Rankin George J., stationer, 34 Brymner st. Ho. 31 Royal
st, Gourock
Rankin Hugh, brassfinisher, 21 Lynedoch st
Rankin Hugh, labourer, 17 Prospecthill st
Rankin James, engineer, 10 Lynedoch st
Rankin John, engineer, 5 Dempster st
Rankin John, labourer, 34 Ingleston st
Rankin John F. (of Rankin & Blackmore), 2 1 Octavia terrace
Rankin Matthew (of Rankin & Blackmore), 21 Octavia terrace
Rankin Neil, policeman, 81 Wellington st
Rankin Mrs John, 19 Trafalgar st
Rankin Mrs, Levenbank, 46 Esplanade
RATCLIFFE Thomas, vanman, 85 Dempster st
Ratcliffe Mrs, 30 Ann st
RATTRAY Robert, seaman, 34 St. Lawrence st
Rattray William, boilerroaker, 32 St. Lawrence st
Rattray Mrs Catherine, 4 West Stewart st
REAVEY James, storekeeper. 16 Kelly st
RECEPTION House, 35 Crawfurd st
REDPATH Andrew, confectioner, 13 Nelson st, west
REFORMED Presbyterian Church, 14 West Stewart st
REGISTRAR for East District, 3 East Blackhall st
Registrar for
square
Middle District, Municipal buildings, Wallace
Registrar for West District, Municipal buildings, Wallace
square
REICH William, offal and sausage skin merchant, 3 Market
lane
REID Alexander, rivetter, 68 Inverkip st
Reid Andrew, biscuit manufacturer, 18 Cathcart st
Reid Archibald, house, ship, and general blacksmith, 5 Virginia
st. Ho. 7 Dempster st
Reid Duncan, gateman, 30 East Hamilton st
Reid Duncan, seaman, 1 7 Tobago st
Reid Duncan, tea dealer and general grocer, 42 Hamilton
st. Ho. 39 Newton st
Reid Hugh, policeman, Police buildings
Reid James, boilermaker, 15 Lauriston st
Reid James, clerk, 3 Antigua st
Reid James, engineer, 54 Drumfrochar road
Percy Bros. "City" Boot for Gentlemen, 10/6,

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Reid James, fireman, 6 Lauriston st
Reid James, moulder, 13 Belville st
Reid James (of Fleming, Reid & Co.), Monfode, 67 Finnart st
Reid James, rivetter, 6 Old Hillend st
Reid James, shipmaster, 47 Brougham st
Reid James, 10 Wellington st
Reid John, salesman, 1 1 Belville st
Reid John, wireworker, 113 Dempster st
Reid Matthew, M.A., B.D., minister of Wellpark Free Church.
Manse, 3 Lynedoch st
Reid Patrick, driller, 13 Carwood st
Reid Richard G., 4 Carnock st
Reid Robert, engineer, 15 Dempster st
Reid R. A. (of Duncan Reid), 39 Newton st
Reid Thomas, plater, 6 Old Hillend
Reid William, boilermaker, 25 Bank st
Reid William, draper and milliner, 26 Hamilton st. Ho. 21
Brisbane st
Reid William, labourer, 74 Ann st
Reid William, late policeman, 26 Ann st
Reid William, tugboatmaster, 13 Charles st
Reid Miss Janet, 5 George square
Reid Mrs George, 9 Watt st
Reid Mrs H., 16 Robertson st
Reid Mrs Peter, draper, 10 Manse lane. Ho. Lynedoch st
Reid Mrs William, 54 East Hamilton st
Reid Mrs, 38 Crawfurd st
REILEY William, labourer, 21 John st
RENDALL Robert, mariner, 12 South st
RENNIE Andrew, patternmaker, 35 Wellington st
Rennie James, wine and spirit merchant, 37 Rue-end St.
Ho. 5 Roxburgh st
Rennie John, carter, 8 Hay st
Rennie John, contractor, 30 Bank st
Rennie John, engineer, 7 Ratho st
Rennie John (of Greenock Distillery Co.), 55 Finnart st
Rennie J. & Co., engineers, 9 Springkell st
Rennie Robert, carter, 31 Market st
Rennie Robert, wholesale and retail wine and spirit merchant,
20 West Burn st, 9 Inverkip st. and 8 Cartsburn st.
Ho. 36 Union st
trio trouble to show them, at 14 Hamilton St.

202 DIRECTORY.
Rennie Thomas, curator of Watt Institution Museum. Ho..
13 Watt st
Rennie Mrs James, dressmaker, 12 Patrick st
Rennie Mrs James, 3 Shaw place
REVIE Mrs James, 19 Trafalgar st
RHODES Mrs John, dressmaker, 19 Nelson st, west
RICE Benjamin, skinner, 6 Sinclair st
Rice Thomas, rivetter, 58 Main st
RICHARDSON David (of James Richardson & Co.), Hartfield,
Cove, and 1 Great Western terrace, Glasgow
Richardson David B. (of James Richardson & Co.), Hartfield,
Cove, and 1 Great Western terrace, Glasgow
Richardson James, engineer, 32 Crescent st
Richardson James & Co., merchants, 2 Church place
Richardson John, ironmoulder, 14 Cathcart st
Richardson John, missionary, 9 Dempster st
Richardson Robert, carpenter, 5 Ingleston st
Richardson William, boilermaker, 5 Main st
Richardson William, engineer, 10 Baker st
Richardson Mrs James, 27 Finnart st
RICHMOND Alexander (of M.M. office), 73 Holmscroft st
Richmond Alexander, river pilot, 23 West Blackhall st
Richmond Archibald F., M.D., 21 Patrick st
Richmond John, bricklayer, 47 Trafalgar st
Richmond J. & W., cab and carriage hirers,
square. Ho. 85 Finnart st
5 Ardgowan
Richmond Robert J.,
Ardgowan st
sugar broker, 27 Cathcart st. Ho. 31
Richmond Mrs Hugh, dairy, 85 Finnart st
RIDDELL George, spirit dealer, 4 Clarence
Eldon st
Riddell John, joiner, 112 Drumfrochar road
RILEY John, pastry baker, 7 Newton st
st. Ho. 39
Riley Patrick, sailmaker, 49 Nicolson st
RINTOUL John F., drill master, 49 Lynedoch st
RIPPINGALE Joseph, labourer, 19 Dempster st
RIPPON Charles, bath master, West-end Baths, Campbell st
Rippon Cornelius W., drill instructor, 1 Armadale place
Rippon Joseph W., salesman, 83 Roxburgh st
RISK Mrs James, 23 Dempster st
RITCHIE Adam, salesman, 85 Belville st
"High-class" Boots at Manufacturers' Prices,,
.

DIRECTORY. 203
Ritchie Alexander, grocer, 26 Inverkip st. Ho. 62 Kelly st
Ritchie Alexander, rafter, 15 Antigua st
Ritchie Andrew, blacksmith, 3 Hope st
Ritchie Andrew, clerk, 35 Regent st
Ritchie David, writer and notary public, Post -Office buildings
(east side). Ho. 14 Brisbane st
Ritchie Duncan, 58 Lynedoch st
Ritchie George, Burgh School Board inspecting officer,
Municipal buildings. Ho. 71 Regent st
Ritchie Hugh, late of H.M. Customs, 14 Robertson st
Ritchie James, boilermaker, 58 Lynedoch st
Ritchie John, H.M. Customs, 83 Dempster st
Ritchie John, quarryman, 31 Trafalgar st
Ritchie John, storekeeper, 10 Brisbane st
Ritchie John, superintendent of Sailors' Home, 1 Dock
breast
Ritchie Robert, carpenter, 13 Mount Pleasant st
Ritchie Robert, engineer, 1 1 Dempster st
Ritchie Robert, flesher, ^t, Shaw st. Ho. 3 Mearns st
Ritchie Robert, labourer, 3 Mearns st
Ritchie Thomas, smith, 69 Nicolson st
Ritchie Miss, draper, 62 Vennel
Ritchie Mrs Anna, 14 Brisbane st
Ritchie Mrs C. Margaret, 25 John st
RITSON Thomas, station master, Caledonian Railway,
Cathcart st. Ho. Hunter villa, Gourock
RIVA Matthew, river pilot, 27 West Blackhall st
ROBB Henry, carpenter, 38 Hamilton st
Robb James, shoemaker, 44 Inverkip st. Ho. 27 Bruce st
ROBERTS & Bernsten, ship brokers, 27 Cathcart st
Roberts Mrs, 26 Wellington st
ROBERTSON Adam, skinner, 26 East Crawford st
Robertson Alexander, jun., potter, 12 Pottery st
Robertson Alexander, sen., potter, 22 Pottery st
Robertson Andrew, cooper, 30 Bruce st
Robertson Andrew, storeman, 7 Newton st
Robertson Archibald, engineer, 59 Ann st
Robertson Charles, slater, 6 Buccleuch st. Ho. 8 George
square
Robertson Colin, flesher, 65 Ann st. Ho. 64 do.
Robertson David, joiner, 3 Hill st
only at our Greenock Depot, 14 Hamilton St„

204
DIRECTORY.
Robertson David, labourer, 47 Crawfurd st
Robertson David, labourer, 35 Ingleston st
Robertson Donald, cabinetmaker, 75 Wellington st
Robertson Donald, railway porter, 22 Brisbane st
Robertson James, barber, 36 East Hamilton st
Robertson James, mechanic, 62 Ann st
Robertson James, piano tuner, 27 Dempster st
Robertson James, salesman, Eddlewood place, Gourock road
Robertson James, skinner, 46 East Hamilton st
Robertson James, slater, 1 Kelly st. H. 22 Ann st
Robertson James, 41 Finnart st
Robertson John, district manager, S. L. Life Assurance Co.,
13 Hamilton st. Ho. Fyfe place, Gourock
Robertson John, engineer, 27 Regent st
Robertson John, flesher, 52 Holmscroft st. Ho do.
Robertson John, joiner, 26 Lynedoch st
Robertson John, joiner, 18 St. Lawrence st
Robertson John, mason, 71 Regent st
Robertson John, pawnbroker, 39 Hamilton st. Ho. 91
Roxburgh st
Robertson John, plater, 7 Mill st
Robertson John, slater, 1 Duncan st
Robertson John K., physician and surgeon, 20 Ardgowan sq
Robertson Joseph O., engineer, 66 Kelly st
Robertson & M'Dougail, merchants and commission agents,
1 Cross-shore st
Robertson L. B., 68 Union st
Robertson Rankine, cooper, 49 Holmscroft st
Robertson Robert, coal merchant, 36 Lynedoch st
Robertson Robert, watchmaker, 26 Trafalgar st
Robertson Robert William, City buildings, Cathcart st. Ho.
Rockingham, Kilreggan
Robertson R. C, 68 Union st
Robertson Samuel, moulder, 3 Regent st
Robertson Thomas, brassfinisher, 81 Roxburgh st
Robertson Thomas, coachman, 15 Newark st
Robertson Thomas, master rigger, 1 7 Nelson st, west
Robertson Walter, joiner, 2 Rue-end st
Robertson Wellwood M., joiner, 19 Dempster st
Robertson William, coal merchant, 46 Roxburgh st. Ho.
50 do.
"Leading Articles" in Foot Gear always at

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Robertson William, general and furnishing ironmonger, 27
West Blackhall st. Ho. 19 Fox st
Robertson William, hammerman, 1 1 Lynedoch st
Robertson William, iron merchant, 49 Main st. Ho. 63
Rue-end st
Robertson William, labourer, 7 Bruce st
Robertson W. Lewis, M.A., minister of St. Thomas Free
Church. Ho. 64 Finnart st
Robertson Wm. T., warehouseman, 27 Trafalgar st
Robertson Mrs Anna, 8 George square
Robertson Mrs Donald, 6 Watt st
Robertson Mrs G., 11 Watt st
Robertson Mrs John, 10 Nicolson st
Robertson Mrs John, 32 Margaret st
Robertson Mrs J., Glasgow and Greenock carrier, 1 Manse
lane, Greenock, and Turner's court, 87 Argyle st, and
43 Virginia st, Glasgow
Robertson Mrs, lodgings, 21 Sugarhouse lane
Robertson Mrs, 50 Crawfurd st
Robertson Mrs, 19 Fox st
Robertson Mrs, t i Lyle st
ROBINSON Alexander, veterinary surgeon, 37 West Burn
st and 60 Vennel. Ho. Holly lodge, Card well Bay,
Gourock
Robinson Archibald, veterinary surgeon, 37 West Burn st.
Ho. 20 Patrick st
Robinson Archibald M'C, baker, 33 Ann st. Ho. 31 do.
Robinson John, ironmoulder, 9 Holmscroft st
ROBSON Benjamin, engineer, 32 St. Lawrence st
Robson John (of Smillie &: Robson), 37 Bank st
RODDEN Bernard, labourer, 34 Ingleston st
RODERICKS George, labourer, 24 West Blackhall st
RODGER David, joiner, 39 Lynedoch st
Rodger David, painter, 21 Wellington st
Rodger James, coachsmith, 65 Nicolson st
Rodger John, agent for the Clydesdale Bank (Limited), 7
Hamilton st. Ho. 36 Forsyth st
Rodger John, cooper, 29 Nelson st, west
Rodger John, fitter, 21 Newton st
Rodger John, mason, 104 Dempster st
Rodger John, smith, 16 William st. Ho. 40 Brisbane st
the " Percy Shoe House," 14 Hamilton St.

2o6
DIRECTORY.
Rodger Thomas, sailmaker, 5 York st
Rodger Walter W. B., J. P., and civil engineer, Bagatelle, 23
Eldon st
Rodger William, detective officer, 64 Ann st
Rodger William, labourer, 9 Belville st
Rodger William C, slater, 89 Roxburgh st
Rodger Miss, 63 Union st
Rodger Mrs Alexander, 35 Newton st
Rodger Mrs, 28 Wellington st
RODGERS James, oyster dealer, 8 Cross-shore st. Ho. do.
RODGERSON William, seaman, 5 York st
Roe James, labourer, 5 7 Belville st
Roe Richard, insurance agent, 11 Lauriston st
Roe Robert, labourer, 19 Main st
ROGAN Ellis P., D.D., R.C. clergyman. Ho. 14 Patrick st
ROGER James H., wine and spirit merchant, 21 Shaw st
ROGERS Alexander, salesman, 91 Dempster st
Rogers Thomas, railway porter, 4 Mearns st
ROGERSON Robert, tailor, 10 Murdieston st
ROLLING William R. (E.R.N.), 27 Trafalgar st
RONALD James, watchmaker and jeweller, 23 Cathcart st.
Ho. 42 Newton st
Ronald William, spirit dealer, 1 7 Bearhope st. Ho. 1 Ford
place, Finnart st
Ronald Mrs James, 32 Cathcart st
Ronald Mrs J., 63 Nicolson st
ROONEY Patrick, labourer, 89 East Hamilton st
Rooney Thomas, porter, 45 Cathcart st
Rooney Mrs Teresa, grocer, 20 Ann st
RORISON John, engineer, 36 Crescent st
Rorison Thomas D., manager (of sugar refining). Ho. 24
Roxburgh st
ROSE Alexander, policeman, 83 Dempster st
Rose A., sawyer, 13 Carwood st
Rose Andrew, manager of Bodega, 21 Shaw st. Ho. 48
Lynedoch st
Rose Archibald, Greenock Workman Public House, 12
Sugarhouse lane. Ho. 30 Newton st
Rose Hugh, pensioner, 104 Dempster st
Rose Mrs Neil, grocer, 93 Roxburgh st. Ho. 1 Ford place,
Finnart st
The "Percy Shoe House" is world renowned

DIRECTORY. 207
ROSS Alexander (of Ross & Marshall), Springfield, Innellan
Ross Alexander, shipmaster, Eddlewood place, Gourock road
Ross Baillie C. (of Whyte & Ross), 6 Kelly st
Ross Charles, boilennaker, 50 East Hamilton st
Ross Corbett & Co., sugar merchants, commission and insurance
agents, 2 Cross-shore st
Ross Evan, merchant, 18 Cartsburn st
Ross Finlay, moulder, 17 Belville st
Ross Finlay, sen., moulder, 25 Bank st
Ross Francis, seaman, 8 Duff st
Ross Hugh, umbrella maker, 25 Hamilton st
Ross George, joiner, 14 Dairy mple st
Ross George, rivetter, 2 Mackenzie st
Ross James, mason, 6 Carwood st
Ross John, blacksmith, 22 St. Lawrence st
Ross John, pansman, 55 Drumfrochar road
Ross John, wholesale ironmonger and iron merchant, 29
Cathcart st. Ho. Springfield, Innellan
Ross & Marshall, coal merchants, shipping agents and steve-
dores, India place and 7 Dock breast
Ross Malcolm, joiner, 15 Mount Pleasant st
Ross William, blacksmith, 32 East Hamilton st
Ross William, labourer, 57 Belville st
Ross William, merchant and sugar broker, National Bank
buildings, 29 Cathcart st. Ho. 63 Esplanade
Ross William, railway porter, 114 Dempster st
Ross William H., labourer, 64 Ann st
Ross Edith, contralto vocalist, 8 Brougham st
Ross Mrs, 19 Wellington st
Ross Mrs, 23 Nicolson st
ROUGH John, lithographer, 87 Dempster st
ROUGVIE James (of James Rougvie & Co., Glasgow),
sugar broker, 17 Ardgowan square
Rougvie Misses M. & K., ladies' underclothing warehouse,
5 Grey place
Rougvie Mrs John, 24 Union st
ROWAN Alexander (of J. G. Rowan & Co.), 19 Bentinck st
Rowan George (of J. G. Rowan & Co.), hydropathic establishment,
Kilmalcolm
Rowan Hugh, inspector and chief clerk, Central Police
Chambers. Ho. 6 West Blackhall st
for " value" in Boots & Shoes, 14 Hamilton St

2o8 DIRECTORY.
Rowan James, baker, 9 Holmscroft st
Rowan John (of J. G. Rowan & Co.), Clydeview, 55 Esplanade
Rowan John, shoemaker, 9 Nicolson st
Rowan J. G. & Co., merchant tailors and clothiers, gent's
hosiers and hatters and outfitters, 28 Hamilton st.
(See Advt.)
Rowan J. G. & Co., warehousemen, house and ship furnishers,
Cathcart Square house
Rowan Samuel, police sergeant, 6 West Blackhall st
Rowan Thomas B. (of Ballantine & Rowan), 50 Eldon st
ROWE George, compositor, 24 Trafalgar st
ROXBURGH John, engineer, 38 Lynedoch st
Roxburgh Mrs, 85 Roxburgh st
Roxburgh Street Refining Co., 40 Sir Michael st
ROY John, joiner, 53 Holmscroft st
Roy Thomas (of the Greenock Rubber Co.), 26 Brisbane st
ROYAL Bank of Scotland, 38 Cathcart st— D. M. Latham,,
agent
Royal Bank of Scotland (west end), 9 West Blackhall st
Royal Hotel, 3 East breast. (See Advt.)
Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers, headquarters, Palmerston
buildings
Royal Naval Reserve Office, 7 Virginia st
RHUE Adolph, shipmaster, 21 Trafalgar st
RUNCIE Mrs, 42 Lynedoch st
RUSSELL Alexander, rivetter, 4 Garvald st
Russell Andrew (of Russell & Bonnar), 21 Brisbane st
Russell Bernard, engineer, 49 Mearns st
Russell & Bonnar, drapers and silk mercers, 18 West Black-
hall st
Russell & Co., shipbuilders, Main st, Greenock, and Port-
Glasgow ; also lessees of Graving Dock, Port-Glasgow
Russell Henry, joiner, 1 1 Regent st
Russell Henry, labourer, 13 Crescent st
Russell James, carpenter, 13 Hamilton st
Russell James, clerk, 4 Garwood st
Russell James, commercial traveller, Greenfield cottage,
Ladyburn
Russell James, shipowner, 73 Union st
Russell John, rigger, 28 West Burn st
Russell John, rivetter, 5 1 Main st
Boots and Shoes for all kinds of weather, at

DIRECTORY. 209
Russell John, salesman, 5 Holmscroft st
Russell Joseph (of Russell & Co.), The Knowe, Port-Glasgow
road
Russell J. F., river pilot, 24 Union st
Russell Thomas, driller, 13 Ingleston st
Russell Thomas, labourer, 13 East Crawford st
Russell William, grocer, 44 East Crawford st
Russell W. C. & Co., wholesale and retail wine and spirit
merchants, 27 Cathcart st and 3 Cartsburn st
Russell W. C. (of W. C. Russell & Co.), 35 Regent st
Russell Mrs J. R., spirit dealer, 21 Port-Glasgow road. Ho.
16 do.
RUSHTON James, millworker, 19 Prospecthill st
RUTHERFORD George, law clerk, Eddlewood place,
Gourock road
Rutherford Robert, grocer, 91 Dempster st
RYAN Michael, coppersmith, 35 Regent st
SAILORS' Home, 1 Dock breast
St. Andrew's Free Church, 44 Ardgowan st
St. Andrew's Inland Revenue Bonded Warehouse, Customs
No. 10, 6 St. Andrew st—R. Thorne & Sons, pro-
prietors
St. Andrew Square U.P. Church, St. Andrew square
St. George's Hall, 10 George square—Robert MacSymon,
proprietor
St. John's Episcopal Church, 10 Union st
St. Lawrence's Mission-house, 1 1 St. Lawrence st
St. Lawrence's Roman Catholic Chapel, 1 Rue-end st
St. Lawrence's Roman Catholic School, Belville st
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Chapel, 14 Patrick st
St. Paul's Established Church, 24 Newark st
St. Thomas's Free Church, Grey place
SALMON W. B. & Young, coal merchants and insurance
agents, City buildings, 32 Cathcart st
SALVATION Army Barracks, Cruden's Hall, 2 Ann st
SAMSON John, shoemaker, 16 Kelly st
Samson Thomas, nail and chaplet maker, 25 Stanners st.
Ho. 95 Belville st
Percy Bros., Cash Boot Men, 14 Hamilton St.
14

DIRECTORY.
SANDEMAN Mrs A., kindergarten boarding and day school.
Ho. 51 Forsyth st
SANDERS Joseph J., spirit merchant, 23 Nicolson st. Ho.
7 Caddlehill st. (See Advt.)
SANDFORD John, foreman boilermaker, 50 St. Lawrence st
SANDS George, joiner, 83 Roxburgh st
Sands William, moulder, 15 Regent st
SANITARY Office, Municipal buildings, Dalrymple st
SARGENT Charles, Glasgow and Greenock carrier, 18
Cathcart st
Sargent Richard, seaman, 114 Dempster st
SATCHWILL Richard, rigger, 18 Dalrymple st
SAVAGE Thomas, tailor, 30 Wellington st
SAWERS Robert, blacksmith, 15 Brougham st
SAYERS Alexander, cooper, 28 West Burn st
SCANLAN Rodger, fireman, 20 Serpentine walk
SCHOOL Board (Burgh) Offices, Municipal buildings—G.
Williamson, clerk
SCHULTZ Warrick, grocer, 81 Roxburgh st. Ho. 21
Nelson st, west
SCHROEDER Charles, mate, 13 Nelson st, west
SCOBIE James, ship's husband, 40 Brisbane st
SCOTSMAN Newspaper (daily and weekly) Office, 5 Palmerston
buildings, Customhouse place
SCOTT, Adams & Co., sugar merchants, 2 Watt place
Scott Alexander, baker, 1 Prospecthill st. Ho. do.
Scott Alexander, boilermaker, 97 Belville st
Scott Alexander, contractor, 22 Mearns st. Ho. 24 do.
Scott Alexander, joiner, 27 Trafalgar st
Scott Alexander (of Alexander Scott & Sons), Denniston, 41
Newark st
Scott Alexander & Sons, sugar refiners, 20 Baker st and
Berry-yards, Drumfrochar road
Scott Alexander, 33 Ingleston st
Scott Andrew, checker, 42 Ann st
Scott B. S. (of Scott, Adams & Co.), 38 Brisbane st
Scott & Co., engineers and shipbuilders, Cartsdyke. Dock-
yard, 2 Rue-end st
Scott Crichton, railway guard, 19 Kelly st
Scott David, salesman, 58 Kelly st
Scott David, beltmaker, 8 St. Lawrence st
The "Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton St.,

DIRECTORY.
Scott David, F. B., shipmaster, 6 Finnart st
Scott & Douglas, coachbuilders, 12 West Stewart st
Scott Finlay, feuar, 37 Dempster st
Scott George, joiner, 112 Drumfrochar road
Scott Heaton, overlooker, 7 Mill st
Scott Henry, moulder, 29 Belville st
Scott Hugh, smith, 71 Ann st
Scott Institution, 5 Nelson st, west
Scott Ivie, family grocer and wine merchant, 20 West Black-
hall st. Ho. 49 Brougham st
Scott Ivie, grocer and provision merchant, and Branch Post
Office, 72 Eldon st
Scott James, cooper, 40 Nicolson st
Scott James, deep-sea pilot, 6 Inverkip st
Scott James, farmer, Murdieston
Scott James, flesher, 27 Regent st
Scott James, joiner, 7 1 Nicolson st
Scott James, millworker, 7 Mill st
Scott John, baker, 25 Bruce st
Scott John, baker, 55 Vennel. Ho. 6 Sir Michael st
Scott John, C.B. (of Scott & Co. and Greenock Foundry Co.),
Seafield house, 34 Brougham st
Scott John, carpenter, 115 Dempster st
Scott John, carpenter, 2 Macdougall st
Scott John, optician, 10 Hope st
Scott John, porter, 33 Lyle st
Scott John, rivetter, 44 Shaw st
Scott John, road superintendent, 68 Kelly st
Scott Joseph, boilermaker, 2 1 Ingleston st
Scott Joseph D. (of Alexander Scott & Sons), Beltrees, 58
Union st
Scott Peter, grocer, wine and spirit merchant, 17 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 29 Brougham st
Scott Peter, inspector of buildings, 7 Ratho st
Scott Peter (of Craig, Scott & Co.), 8 Ashton, Gourock
Scott Ritchie, baker, 53 Holmscroft st
Scott Robert, hatter and clothier, 30 Charles st. Ho. 7
Ratho st
Scott Robert, cooper, 60 Drumfrochar road
Scott Robert, mason, 77 Wellington st
Scott Robert, sergeant, county police, 9 Watt st
cheapest and best in town for Children's Boots

DIRECTORY.
Scott Robert Sinclair (of Scott & Co. and Greenock Foundry
Co.), Craigievar house, Skelmorlie
Scott Thomas, joiner, 28 Crawfurd st. Ho. 28 Trafalgar st
Scott Thomas, mechanic, 17 Ingleston st
Scott W. Richmond, minister, Nelson Street E.U. Church, 86
Union st
Scott Miss Bethia, millinery and toy shop, 85J Belville st
Scott Miss Margaret, 33 Ardgowan st, west
Scott Miss, feuar, 13 Mearns st
Scott Miss, 9 Lynedoch st
Scott Mrs James, 3 George square
Scott Mrs James, 22 Lynedoch st
Scott Mrs Jane, 58 East Crawford st
Scott Mrs Mary, 36 East Hamilton st
Scott Mrs, wine and spirit merchant, 62 Wellington st. Ho.
19 Windsor terrace, Newton st
Scott Mrs, 23 Shaw st
Scott Mrs, 22 South st
SCOTTISH Leader (newspaper), wholesale agent, William
Innes, 40 Hamilton st
Scottish People (newspaper). Office, 28 Brymner st—agent
Jno. R. Smith. Ho. 29 Bank st
Scottish Referee (newspaper). Office, 28 Brymner st—agent
Jno. R. Smith
SCRIMAGER Archibald, labourer, 15 Belville st
SCULLIN Felix, bootmaker, 19 Bearhope st
SCULLION Patrick, publican, 9 Cross-shore st. Ho. 29
Cathcart st
Scullion Samuel, pointsman, 1 Ratho st
Scullion Mrs Patrick, poulterer, 20 Hamilton st. Ho. 29
Cathcart st
SEALY Mrs, 13 Lauriston st
SEATH James, woolsorter, 62 Drumfrochar road
Seath Robert, gardener, 30 Kelly st
Seath Mrs John, 64 Kelly st
Seath Mrs, 24 Wellington st
SEBBORN Farrow, yachtsman, 80 Dempster st
SELBY William S., North British railway agent, Albert
Harbour and Lynedoch st stations. Ho. 25 Bank st
SELLERS Mrs R., 23 Hamilton st
SERVICE Alexander, engineer, 21 Roxburgh st
Working Men's Boots at Percy Brothers*,

DIRECTORY. 213
'Service Daniel, engine-driver, 6 Antigua st
Service David, contractor, 2 Cross-shore st
Service George, brassfinisher, 20 Lyle st
Service John, baker, Regent Street Baking Factory. Ho.
54 Regent st
Service Matthew, carpenter, 32 Crescent st
Service William, brassmoulder, 59 Belville st
SHAND John, commission agent, 38 East Crawford st
Shand Rev. Alexander Erskine, M.A., minister of the North
Parish Church. Ho. Sydney place, 16 Eldon st
.Shand Robert, wine and spirit merchant, 66 Ann st.
38 Mearns st
Ho.
Shand Thomas, engineer, 56 St. Lawrence st
Shand Thomas, tobacconist
Ho. 38 East Crawford st
and stationer, 59 Rue-end st.
Shand Misses, 17 Brisbane st
SHANKLAND Dugald & Co., merchants and shipowners,
21 Cathcart st
Shankland Dugald (of Dugald Shankland & Co.), Gowanhill,
8 Madeira st
Shankland Robert & Co., shipowners, 21 Cathcart st
Shankland Robert (of Robert Shankland & Co.), The Craigs,
21 Newark st
Shankland Thomas, cooper, 12 Laird st
Shankland Mrs Thomas, 30 West Blackhall st
SHANKS Mrs Robert, greengrocer, 52 Ann st
SHANNON James, tailor and clothier, 50 Cathcart st.
10 Wellington st
Ho.
Shannon William, labourer, 73 Regent st
SHARER Alfred, commission merchant, 77 Port-Glasgow
road
SHARP & Ferguson,
Blackhall st
glass and china merchants, 16 West
.Sharp James C, wine and spirit merchant, 4 Shaw st. Ho.
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, 14 Terrace road
Sharp William, wine and spirit merchant, 2 Shaw st, and 6
Cathcart st. Ho. 42 Eldon st
"The Workman's Friend," 14 Hamilton St.

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DIRECTORY.
Sharp William (of Duncan & Sharp), Endrick cottage, 5,
Carwood st
Sharp William, spirit dealer, 17 John st. Ho. do.
Sharp Mrs John, 13 Newton st
Sharp Mrs, 29 Ann st
SHAW Daniel, labourer, 34 Crescent st
Shaw John, blacksmith, 17 Lauriston st
Shaw Neil, cowfeeder, 6 Prospecthill st
Shaw Neil, jail watchman, 21 Bruce st
Shaw William, carpenter, 38 Nicolson st
Shaw William, slater, 34 Arthur st. Ho. 33 Ingleston st
Shaw William N., librarian, 9 Murdieston st
Shaw Misses, teachers, Gateside, Inverkip road
Shaw Mrs J., grocer, 54 St. Lawrence st
Shaw Mrs Neil, 6 Trafalgar st
Shaw Mrs S. A., dressmaker, 25 West Stewart st
Shaw Mrs William, 16 South st
Shaw Mrs, 7 Newton st
SHAWS Water Chemical Works, 21 Dellingburn st— John
Poynter & Son
SHEARER Alexander, feuar, 2 Glen st
Shearer Alexander, jun., writer and notary public, 18 Hamilton
st. Ho. 2 Glen st
Shearer Hugh, wholesale grocer, Sugar Exchange buildings,
Mansionhouse lane, and 52 Shaw st. Ho. 15 Fox st
Shearer James, goods superintendent, Albert Harbour and
Incngreen Stations (G. & S.-W. Railway), and James
Watt Dock. Ho. 25 Brougham st
Shearer James (of Thomas Skinner & Co.), Park place,
Gourock
Shearer James, painter, 45 Wellington st
Shearer James, salesman, 16 Cathcart st
Shearer James, 2 Lyle st
Shearer Robert B., M.A., LL.B. (of W. & R. B. Shearer), 1
Bank st. Ho. Hartfell, 97 Finnart st
Shearer Thomas, clerk, 8 Murdieston st
Shearer William (of W. & R. B. Shearer), 1 Bank st. Ho.
Hartfell, 97 Finnart st
Shearer W. & R. B., writers and notaries public, 1 Bank st
Shearer Mrs Janet, wine and spirit merchant, 2 1 Ann St..
Ho. 25 Regent st
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SHEILDS John, fitter, 67 Belville st
SHENNAN Alexander, commission and insurance agent,
Lilybank, Cardwell bay, Gourock
SHEPHERD William, sewing, wringing, and mangling
machines, 31 Nicolson st. Ho. 32 Nicolson st
Shepherd William, ironmonger, 9 William st. Ho. 30 Brisbane
st
SHERIDAN Joseph, butcher, 59 Inverkip st. Ho. 95
Roxburgh st
Sheridan Michael, labourer, 18 Regent st
Sheridan Robert, superintendent of cemetery, burying
grounds, and parks. Office, Cemetery. Ho. 4 South st
Sheridan William, carter, 41 Holmscroft st
Sheridan Mrs, 24 Bruce st
SHERIFF Court Hall, County buildings, 1 Nelson st, west
Sheriff John, joiner, 24 West Blackhall st
Sheriff Joseph (of J. D. M'Gregor & Co.), 35 Shore st,
Gourock
Sheriff William, cartwright, 75 Wellington st
SHIELDS Archibald, joiner, 12 Murdieston st
Shields Richard, labourer, 9 Cathcart st
Shields Robert, labourer, 76 Ann st
Shields Mrs, washerwoman, 45 Crawfurd st
Shields Mrs, 9 Cross-shore st
SHIPPING Office for Seaman, 7 Virginia st
SHORT Thomas, clerk, 7 Port-Glasgow road
SIDEY William, cab proprietor, 78 Wellington st
SIEGER Engelbert, wine and spirit merchant, 41 West
Blackhall st
SILLARS Andrew, brassfinisher, 27 Belville st
SIM John, grocer and provision merchant, 32 Lynedoch st.
Ho. 42 Mearns st
Sim Mrs, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
SIME Robert J., gatekeeper, 60 Holmscroft st
SIMMS Elizabeth, ladies' nurse, 75 Roxburgh st
SIMPSON A. C. (of Neil Broun & Co.), 9 Shaw place
Simpson Adam, mate, 3 Duff st
Simpson David (of W. White & Co.), Glen avenue, Port-
Glasgow
Simpson G. & R., fruiterers, 45 Vennel
Simpson George, woolsorter, 7 Mill st
by Percy Bros., 14 Hamilton St., Greenock,

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Simpson Gordon, teacher, Public School, 16 Ann st. Ho.
23 Brisbane st
Simpson James, engineer, 1 Springkell st
Simpson James, flesher, 1 Belville st. Ho. do.
Simpson James, hairdresser, 2 Cross-shore st. Ho. 30
Market st
Simpson James, postman, P.O., 1 West Stewart st
Simpson James W., clerk, 8 East Blackhall st
Simpson John, compositor, 5 1 Holmscroft st
Simpson John, labourer, 29 Ingleston st
Simpson John A. & Co., pavement, cement, lime,
coal, stucco, and fire-clay merchants, 6 Tobago
st. Depot and Office, 10 Brougham st.
(See Advt.)
Simpson John A. (of John A. Simpson & Co.), 20 Brisbane
st
Simpson John I)., engineer, 27 Nicolson st
Simpson Richard, foreman, 60 Drumfrochar road
Simpson Richard, sailmaker, 3 Armadale place
Simpson Thomas, boilermaker, 12 Belville st
Simpson Thomas S., manager (R. & J. Dick), 22 Cathcart
st. Ho. 25 Newton st
Simpson William, brakesman, 76 Ann st
Simpson William, brakesman, 1 2 Lyle st
Simpson William, funeral undertaker, and agent United
Reform Friendly Society, 48 Vennel. Ho. 49 Vennel
Simpson Mrs D. M., 32 Brisbane st
Simpson Mrs M., 26 Wellington st
Simpson Mrs, 53 Belville st
Simpson Mrs Margaret, 27 Nicolson st
Simpson Mrs, 3 Regent st
SINCLAIR Alexander, coppersmith, 18 Antigua st
Sinclair Alexander, engineer, 46 Ann st
Sinclair Alexander, fireman, 9 Hope st
Sinclair Angus, blacksmith, 83 Wellington st
Sinclair Angus (of Angus Sinclair & Co.), 33 Kelly st
Sinclair Angus & Co., blacksmiths, tinsmiths, house and ship
furnishings, 21 Cathcart st
Sinclair Archibald, railway carrier. Office, 30 Cathcart st.
Ho. 23 West Blackhall st. (See Advt.)
Sinclair Archibald M., storeman, 34 Crescent st
Why pay long prices? Buy direct from the

DIRECTORY. 21
Sinclair & Co., merchants, commission and insurance agents,
and warehouse keepers, 46 Cathcart st. Ho. 57 Forsyth
st
Sinclair Donald, carpenter, 61 Holmscroft st
Sinclair Donald, mason, 41 West Burn st
Sinclair Duncan, blacksmith, 13 Watt st
Sinclair Duncan, carpenter, 5 Caddlehill st
Sinclair Duncan, moulder, 4 Garvald st
Sinclair Duncan B., blacksmith, 9 Lynedoch st
Sinclair George (late H.M.C.), Finnart road
Sinclair Henry, engine-driver, 105 Belville st
Sinclair Humphrey, corkcutter, 21 Bruce st
Sinclair James R. C. & Co., shipbrokers, importing and forwarding
agents, 2 West Quay. Ho. Rosebank, Gourock
road
Sinclair John, carpenter, 17 John st
Sinclair John, gasfitter, 40 Nicolson st
Sinclair Malcolm, engine-driver, 13 Lauriston st
Sinclair Neil, labourer, 40 Nicolson st
Sinclair Neil C, chemist and druggist. Ho. 15 Mount
Pleasant st
Sinclair Peter, draughtsman, 3 Campsie terrace, Gourock
Sinclair Robert, joiner, n Lynedoch st
Sinclair Robert, labourer, 19 Ingleston st
Sinclair Robert, salesman, 9 Sugarhouse lane
Sinclair Robert H. (of Sinclair & Co.), 57 Forsyth st
Sinclair Walter, salesman, 18 Bearhope st
Sinclair William, agent for G. & J. Burns, Glasgow, Excise
buildings. Ho. 1 Kelly st
Sinclair William, agent for Royal Liver Friendly Society, 29
Hamilton st. Ho. do.
Sinclair William G., proprietor of British Workman House,
63 Rue-end st. Ho. 5 Cathcart st
Sinclair W. G., Sheriff-officer and J. P. Constable,
6 West Blackhall st. Ho. 15 Mount Pleasant
st
Sinclair Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 33 Nicolson st.
Ho. 3 Ford place, Finnart st
Sinclair Mrs John, 3 Ford place,. Finnart st
Sinclair Mrs John, 33 Nelson st, west
Sinclair Mrs Peter, cowfeeder, 104 Drumfrochar road
'Manufacturers, "Percy's," 14 Hamilton St.
7

8 DIRECTORY.
Sinclair Mrs Peter, 15 Mount Pleasant st
Sinclair Mrs P., 59 Brisbane st
Sinclair Mrs, 6 Murdieston st
SINGER Manufacturing Co., sewing machine manufacturers,.
26 West Blackhall st
SKAKEL William, tailor, 48 Lynedoch st
SKILLEN Samuel, pointsman, 26 East Crawford st
SKINNER John, rivetter, 16 Port-Glasgow road
Skinner Richard, mariner, Rosehill, Cardwell Bay, Gourock
Skinner Thomas & Co. ship and insurance brokers, 3
Brymner st
SKIRVING James, blacksmith, 30 Ingleston st
SKIVINGTON W. Gordon, 47 Brougham st
Skivington Mrs, 47 Brougham st
SLACK John, fitter, 38 Lynedoch st
SLATER James, B.A. (of Slater & Wardrop), 5 Robertson st
Slater & Wardrop, Kilblain Academy, 15 Kilblain st
SLAVEN James, insurance agent, 14 Terrace road
Slaven William, porter, 52 West Blackhall st
SLIGO Steam Packet Company, Old Steamboat quay
SLOAN James, grocer, 19 East Shaw st. Ho. 27 Bruce st
Sloan John, labourer, 32 Ingleston st
Sloan Patrick, labourer, 33 Ingleston st
Sloan Samuel, church officer, 31 Roxburgh st
SMALL George, coachbuilder, 32 Kelly st
Small Robertson, salesman, 4 South st
SMART J. R. & Co., sugar merchants, 4 Brymner st
Smart J. R. (of J. R. Smart & Co.), Carlogie house, 37
Newark st
Smart & Rolland, drapers, 31 Charles st
SMEATON James, joiner, 70 Wellington st
Smeaton William, cooper, 14 Murdieston st
SMILLIE John, cabinetmaker, 63 Belville st
Smillie & Robson, wholesale and retail fruit and vegetable
merchants and florists, 39 Hamilton st, 31 Charles st,
and 3 Manse lane
Smillie William (of Smillie & Robson), 30 Kelly st
SMITH A. C. & Co., sugar brokers and commission merchants,
4 Brymner st
Smith Alexander, 23 Lynedoch st
Smith Alexander, baker, 81 Belville st. Ho. 83 do.
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Smith Alexander, labourer, 4 Holmscroft st
Smith Alexander, telegraphist, 19 Dempster st
Smith Alexander, sugar broker, wholesale grocer, grain and
provision merchant, Waverley buildings, 29 West Burn
st. Ho. Sunnyside, 4 Bedford st
Smith Alexander C. (of A. C Smith & Co.), 21 Caddlehill st
Smith Alexander W. C, telegraph lineman, 18 Wellington st
Smith Allan, grocer, 8 Carwood st
Smith Allan B. (of Smith & M'Cuaig), 29 Patrick st
Smith Andrew, joiner, 24 Sir Michael st
Smith Angus, carter, 1 1 Holmscroft st
Smith Angus, F.C.S., analytical and technical chemist, 16
Wellington st
Smith Archibald, boilermaker, 23 East Shaw st
Smith Archelus, engine-driver, 28 East Hamilton st
Smith Charles, gardener, 34 Brougham st
Smith David, tailor, 87 Belville st
Smith Donald, brassflnisher, 22 Antigua st
Smith Duncan, carter, 22 Trafalgar st
Smith D. C, house factor, commission and insurance agent,.
3 Bank st. Ho. 12 East Blackhall st
Smith Gavin, boilermaker, 36 East Hamilton st
Smith George, engine-driver, 26 East Crawford st
Smith George, joiner, 15 Antigua st
Smith Hugh, bookbinder, 17 South st
Smith James, aerated water manufacturer, 32 Sugarhouse lane..
Ho. n Nelson st
Smith James, blacksmith, 7 Duncan st. Ho. 4 Crawford
lane
Smith James, bookbinder, paper ruler, and manufacturing
stationer, 5 West Blackhall st. Ho. 63 Holmscroft st
Smith James, carpenter, 9 Ratho st
Smith James, engine-driver, 5 Lauriston st
Smith James, consulting engineer, 18 Finnart st
Smith James, engineer, 18 Bogle st
Smith James, fireman, 30 Brymner st
Smith James, labourer, 27 Ingleston st
Smith James, policeman, 95 Roxburgh st
Smith James, railway guard, 71 Wellington st
Smith James H., 24 Kelly st
Smith James T., skinner, 10 Carwood st
very little money, at " Percy's," 14 Hamilton St..

DIRECTORY.
Smith John, bar officer and keeper, Sheriff Court buildings,
1 Nelson st, west. Ho. do.
Smith John, blacksmith, 103 Belville st
Smith John, boot and shoemaker, 23 Charles st. Ho. 27
Nelson st, west
Smith John, boot and shoemaker, 10 William st. Ho. 66
Kelly st
Smith John, brassmoulder, 6 Sinclair st
Smith John, coachman, 10 Murdieston st
Smith John, engineer, 39 Ann st
Smith John, engineer, 23 Ingleston st
Smith John, engineer, 32 Mount Pleasant st
Smith John, fitter, 93 Belville st
Smith John, general dealer, 22 Ann st
Smith John, hair-dresser, 9 Duff st. Ho. 20 Crescent st
Smith John, joiner, 23 Ingleston st
Smith John, mason and sculptor, 26 West Blackhall st
Smith John (of John Smith & Co.), 4 Nelson st, west
Smith John & Co., coachbuilders, 5 Brougham st
Smith John, spirit merchant, 33 Shaw st. Ho. 20 Antigua st
Smith John, wine and spirit merchant, Gardeners' Arms, 10
Market st. Ho. 15 Laird st
Smith John R., Scottish People, Glasgow Evening News, and
Scottish Referee newspapers, 28 Brymner st. Ho. 29
Bank st
Smith Joseph, policeman, 8 Murdieston st
Smith Joseph, rigger, 1 Kilblain st
Smith Joseph, watchman, 44 Lynedoch st
Smith J. C, Macdonald & Crawford, solicitors and notaries
public, 26 Hamilton st
Smith & M'Cuaig, joiners and builders, 30 Charles st
Smith Malcolm, boilermaker, 9 Lyle st
Smith Neil, carpenter, 15 Antigua st
Smith Peter, weigher, 16 Wellington st
Smith Philip, policeman, 11 Nicolson st
Smith Rev. John B. (of Union st U.P. Church), 24 Margaret
st
Smith Robert, boilermaker, 89 Belville st
Smith Robert, Prudential agent, 42 St. Lawrence st
Smith Robert, stationer, lithographer and printer, Municipal
buildings. Ho. 54 Brougham st
Boots at no old-time-war profits, at " Percy's,"

DIRECTORY. 2 2
Smith Robert M., newspaper correspondent, Glasgow Herald^
29 Cathcart st. Ho. 13 Newton st
Smith Samuel, joiner, 8 Antigua st
Smith Thomas, grocer, 40 Holmscroft st
Smith Thomas, grocer and provision merchant, 85 Finnart st.
Ho. 18 Bedford st
Smith Thomas, moulder, 64 Ann st
Smith Thomas, potter, 50 East Hamilton st
Smith Thomas, salesman, 95 Dempster st
Smith Thomas, ship smith and galvanizer, 5 New Dock lane
and 20 Shaw st. Ho. 5 Roxburgh st. (See Advt.)
Smith Thomas C, patternmaker, 21 Ingleston st
Smith Thomas W., goldsmith and jeweller, 14 West Black-
hall st
Smith William,
Kelly st
accountant, Chamberlain's office. Ho. 39,
Smith William, boilermaker, 101 Belville st
Smith William, cutter, 22 Wellington st
Smith William, gateman, 2 Old Hillend
Smith William, grocer, 3 John st. Ho. 22 St. Lawrence st
Smith William, insurance agent, 12 Trafalgar st
Smith William, joiner, 40 St. Lawrence st
Smith William, labourer, 13 Charles st
Smith William, labourer, 32 St. Lawrence st
Smith W T
illiam & M 'Bride, aerated water manufacturers, 61
Nicolson st
Smith William (of IVDBride & Smith), 25 Nelson st, west
Smith William (of William Smith & M'Bride), 1 2 Ardgowan.
st, west
Smith William, salesman, 46 Ann st
Smith Miss, grocer, 30 Mount Pleasant st
Smith Miss, milliner, 51 Brisbane st
Smith Mrs Catherine, grocer, 65 Nicolson st
Smith Mrs George, 4 Lyle st
Smith Mrs John, spirit merchant, 30 East Hamilton st. Ho.
Oakfield, east
Smith Mrs J., 5 Watt st
Smith Mrs Peter, 29 Patrick st
Smith Mrs Robert, midwife, 22 Ann st
Smith Mrs Thomas, 22 Crescent st
Smith Mrs W., 48 Ann st
(Sign of the Clock) M-A-K-E-R-S' P-R-l-C-E-S.

22 2 DIRECTORY.
Smith Mrs, midwife, 22 Bearhope st
Smith Mrs, tobacconist, 29 Regent st
Smith Mrs, 13 Duncan st
Smith Mrs, 65 Union st
Smith Mrs, 24 Wellington st
Smith Mrs, 18 Bearhope st
SMYTH Alexander, surgeon-dentist, 14 West Blackhall st.
Ho. 241 Buchanan st, Glasgow
SNODDY James, joiner, 17 Mount Pleasant st
SOANES Benjamin, painter, 7 Lynedoch st
SOMERVILLE John, engineer, 43 Lynedoch st
Somerville William, engineer, 5 7 Belville st
Somerville William, seaman, 7 West breast
SOMMERVILLE Andrew, herbalist, 64 Vennel
SORLEY Peter, sawyer, 4 Garvald st
SORRIE Mrs Peter, 5 Antigua st
SOUTAR William, painter, 4 Trafalgar st
SOUTH Peter, rigger, 3 Bank st
SOUTTER H. D., bookbinder, 23 Dempster st
SOWTER John, Board of Trade surveyor, 149 Eldon st
SPEIRS Archibald H., joiner, 8 Watt st
Speirs & Gibb, coal merchants, Upper Greenock Station.
Ho. Greenhill, Paisley
Speirs James, rivetter, 3 Hill st
Speirs James & Son, sugar samplers, 30 Cathcart st
Speirs John, brakesman, 1 Mill st
Speirs Robert, engineer, n Belville st
Speirs Robert, labourer, 9 Belville st
Speirs William (of James Speirs & Son), 4 Glen st
SPENCE Alexander, labourer, 8 Cathcart st
Spence David, labourer, 82 Belville st
Spence Joseph, labourer, 2 Lauriston st
Spence & Stevenson, jobbing gardeners, 38 Nelson st
Spence William, carpenter, 12 Murdieston st
Spence William, labourer, 22 St. Lawrence st
Spence Miss M. S., 24 Patrick st
SPENCER William, engineer, 34 Crescent st
Spencer Mrs, 21 Nicolson st
SPIERS John, carter, 20 Cartsburn st
Spiers Miss, 3 Houston st
SPITTAL James, shipmaster, Eddlewood place, Gourock rd
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SPROTT James, foreman, 15 Brougham st
SPROUL Andrew C E. (of Sproul & Turnbull), 24 Bankst
Sproul & Turnbull, engineers, to Virginia st
SPRUNT William, joiner, 30 Bruce st
STABLES George, labourer, 23 Hamilton st
STANBURY George, surveyor to Lloyd's Register, 13 Ham-
ilton st. Ho. 81 Brisbane st
STARK Thomas, agent for the Bank of Scotland, 47 Cathcart
st. Ho. 17 Fox st
STAR Hall, West Burn square
STEEL Alexander, foreman (J. Poynter & Sons), 2 1 D'ellingburn
st
Steel Edward, engine driver, 1 1 Carwood st
Steel Hugh, builder and contractor, 37 Bank st. Ho. do.
Steel Hugh, feuar, Clydebank, 38 Esplanade
Steel John, ioiner, 6 Sinclair st
Steel John S., builder and contractor, 14 Kilblain st. Ho.
39 Bank st
Steel Matthew, engraver, 15 Cathcart st
Steel Robert, carter, 16 John st
Steel Robert, policeman, 21 Trafalgar st
Steel Thomas, commission agent, Clydehouse, Roseneath st
Steel William, contractor and builder, 35 West Stewart st
Steel William, wine and spirit merchant, 14 John st. Ho.
32 St. Lawrence st
Steel W. B., engineer, 9 Carwood st
Steel Mrs, Clydebank, 38 Esplanade
Steel Mrs, 2 Campsie terrace, Gourock
STEELE Robert, labourer, 6 Duff st
Steele Robert, shipbuilder, 40 Finnart st
Steele Stewart, carpenter, 6 Chapel st
Steele Miss, 65 Union st
STEEN James, feuar, 39 Kelly st
Steen Mrs Edward, bootmaker, 2 1 Hamilton st and 1
Cathcart st. Ho. 39 Upper Kelly st
Steen Mrs John, 31 Roxburgh st
STEIN David, salesman, 34 East Hamilton st
STEPHENS Miss, machinist, 1 Bruce st
Stephens Mrs, 19 Nelson st, west
STEVENS Alexander, janitor, Parochial
36 Nicolson st
Board buildings,
" Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.
1

224 DIRECTORY.
Stevens J. T., 6 Finnart st
Stevens Mrs M., confectioner, 54 Ann st
STEVENSON Adam, stair railer, 55 Regent st. Ho. 56 do..
Stevenson Alexander, joiner and builder, 39 Wellington St..
Ho. 36 Nelson st. (See Advt.)
Stevenson Alexander, engineer, 13 Belville st
Stevenson Archibald, marine surveyor, Palmerston buildings.
Ho. 53 Brisbane st
Stevenson Duncan, tinsmith, 83 Belville st
Stevenson Hugh, draper, 38 Hamilton st. Ho. 36 Brisbane st
Stevenson James, carter, 69 Regent st
Stevenson John, seaman, 3 Kilblain st
Stevenson John, vanman, 5 Holmscroft st
Stevenson Peter (of Spence & Stevenson), 38 Nelson st, west
Stevenson Robert, engine driver, 4 Watt st
Stevenson & Sons, West London Boot Co., 19
West Blackhall st. Ho. Glenan Gardens,
Helensburgh.
Stevenson William, engine driver, 7 1 Wellington st
Stevenson William, labourer, 6 Hill st
Stevenson W. S., cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 7 West
Stewart st. Ho. 14 South st
Stevenson Miss M. M., 20 Brisbane st
Stevenson Miss, 3 Madeira st
Stevenson Miss, 7 Margaret st
Stevenson Misses, millinery and furnishings, 24 Union st
Stevenson Mrs C. 103 Belville st
Stevenson Mrs David, 42 Mearns st
Stevenson Mrs Gabriel, 42 Holmscroft st
Stevenson Mrs James, 8 Brisbane st
Stevenson Mrs, 6 St. Andrew square
STEWART Alexander, labourer, 15 Mill st
Stewart Alexander, seaman, 30 Lynedoch st
Stewart Alexander, slater, 13 West Blackhall st
Stewart Andrew, grocer and provision merchant, 63 Main st.
Ho. 16 Serpentine walk
Stewart Andrew (of Cartsburn Sugar Refining Co.), 14
Newark st
Stewart Archibald, sailmaker, 87 Roxburgh st
Stewart Archibald Dunlop, M.C., physician and surgeon, 39
Regent st
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Stewart Charles, carter, 36 Ingleston st
Stewart Charles, moulder, 5 East Crawford st
Stewart Charles F., joiner and builder, 9 Brisbane st. Ho.
78 Holmscroft st
Stewart C. G., ship, sugar, and insurance broker, Commercial
bank buildings. Ho. 34 Nelson st, west
Stewart C. P., moulder, 33 East Crawford st
Stewart Daniel B., smith, tinsmith, gasfitter, plumber, and
bellhanger, and house and ship furnishing ironmonger,
14 West Blackhall st. Ho. 6 Ardgowan st, west. (See
Advt.)
Stewart David, beltmaker, 29 Belville st
Stewart David, engineer, 2 Garvald st
Stewart Denniston, engineer, 20 Wellington st
Stewart Donald, cartwright, 5 West Stewart st
Stewart Donald, engineer, 14 Crescent st
Stewart Duncan F., 151 Eldon st
Stewart Francis, confectioner, Harvie lane. Ho. 2 George sq
Stewart F., brassfinisher, 6 Lauriston st
Stewart & Graham, tailors and clothiers, 5 West Blackhall st
Stewart James, carpenter, 32 Nicolson st
Stewart James, carter, 20 Inverkip st
Stewart James, labourer, 42 Arthur st
Stewart James, labourer, 3 Carnock st
Stewart James, nautical instrument maker, 7 Belville st
Stewart James (of J. & W. Stewart), of Blackhouse, Garvocks,
and Routenburn, by Greenock, and Reform Club,
London
Stewart James, sawyer, 1 1 Lauriston st
Stewart James, carter, 80 Dempster st
Stewart James B., architect, Post Office buildings. Ho. 28
Esplanade
Stewart James K., grain, hay, straw, and cheese merchant,
28 and 30 Shaw st. Ho. 54 Forsyth st
Stewart James & William, merchants and shipowners, 1 Watt
place
Stewart John, blockmaker, 71 Ann st
Stewart John, feuar, 62 Eldon st
Stewart John, foreman fitter, 9 Ratho st
Stewart John, moulder, 44 Lynedoch st
Stewart John (of Cleland & Stewart), 26 Mearns st
" No Middle-men's" profits to pay at Percy's.
T C

2 26 DIRECTORY.
Stewart John, plumber, 10 South st
Stewart John, salesman, 25 Belville st
Stewart John, ship-store merchant, 4 Bogle st
Stewart John, spirit merchant, 6 Market st. Ho. 21 Newton
st
Stewart John, spirit merchant, 34 Dalrymple st. Ho. 2
Kilblain st
Stewart John, tailor, 41 Ann st
Stewart John, w rood turner, 14 Mearns st
Stewart Joseph, labourer. 31 Nicolson st
Stewart J. W. Earle (of J. & W. Stewart), Greenock Club
Stewart Norman, detective, 90 Dempster st
Stewart Robert, blacksmith, 7 West Blackhall st. Ho. 18
Wellington st
Stewart Robert, coachman, 29 Hamilton st
Stewart Robert, pansman, 17 Lynedoch st
Stewart Robert, patternmaker, 36 Lynedoch st
Stewart Robert, stationer, printer, and account book manu-
facturer, 32 Hamilton st
Stewart Samuel, engineer and manager, Greenock Gas Works.
Ho. Knocknair, Bogston
Stewart Thomas, brassfinisher, 51 Lynedoch st
Stewart Thomas, dentist, 45 Brougham st. Ho. do.
Stewart Thomas H., missionary, St. Andrew's Free Church.
Ho. 4 Finnart st
Stewart Thomas O., cashier, 37 Bank st
Stewart WT illiam, badge porter, 12 Charles st
Stewart William, carpenter, 41 Holmscroft st
Stewart William, fitter, 5 Bearhope st
Stewart William, gardener, 23 Union st
Stewart William, goldsmith and watchmaker, 14 West Blackhall
st. Ho. 14 Ardgowan st, west
Stewart William, iron shipbuilder, 18 East Crawford st
Stewart William, vanman, Prospecthill house
Stewart William, jun., cork manufacturer, 33 Hamilton st
Stewart Agnes T., pawnbroker, 49 Vennel. Ho. Swords,
Co. Dublin
Stewart Miss M. A., milliner, 29 Brougham st
Stewart Misses M. & G., confectioners, 63 Inverkip st
Stewart Mrs Alexander, 9 Argyle st
Stewart Mrs D., 21 Newton st
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Stewart Mrs Elizabeth, 28 Brisbane st
Stewart Mrs Isabella, spirit dealer, 59 Main st. Ho. 99
Belville st
Stewart Mrs J., 11 Mill st
Stewart Mrs William M. A., dressmaker, 53 Brisbane st
Stewart Mrs, Greenock and Glasgow carrier, 53 Dunlop st,
and 65 West Howard st, Glasgow ; and 41 Cathcart st,
Greenock
Stewart Mrs, 5 Dempster st
Stewart Mrs, 60 Eldon st
Stewart Mrs, 35 Wellington st
Stewart Mrs, 26 West Blackhall st
Stewart Mrs, 7 William st
STILLIE Rev. John, D.D., Rosebank, 25 Forsyth st
STIRLING Alexander, engineer, 10 Wr
illiam st
Stirling James A. (of J. B. Morison &: Co.), 17 Newton st
Stirling John, engineer, 66 Ann st
Stirling William, gardener, 4 Bentinck st
Stirling Mrs A., grocer, 17 Shaw st
Stirling Mrs, 15 Hope st
Stirling Mrs, 66 Wellington st
STIRRAT James, blacksmith, 30 East Hamilton st
Stirrat Robert, boilermaker, 28 East Hamilton st
Stirrat Robert, labourer, 2 Lauriston st
Stirrat Mrs, 34 East Hamilton st
STOKES Mrs William, 19 Cathcart st
STONE James, engineer, 13 Carwood st
Stone John, moulder, 22 John st
STOODLEY Mrs Benjamin, 21 Ingleston st
STORER Daniel, compositor, 9 Nelson st
Storer James, printer and stationer, 12 Kilblain st. Ho. 7
Royal st, Gourock
STORIE William, plater, 6 Old Hillend
STORMS Mrs A„ 5 West Stewart st
STOVE Thomas, shipwright, 27 Regent st
STRACHAN iVndrew, shoemaker, 41 West Burn st. Ho.
73 Holmscroft st
Strachan A. J. & W., joiners and builders, 1 Hope st
Strachan Daniel, caulker, 32 East Shaw st
Strachan George, architect and inspector of buildings, 1
Hope st
our Boots & Shoes. The " Percy" Shoe House.

228 DIRECTORY.
Strachan James (of A. J. & W. Strachan), i Hope st
Strachan James, rivetter, 1 1 East Crawford st
Strachan Sarah M. S., milliner, 18 West Blackhall st. Ho.
i Hope st
Strachan Mrs Elizabeth, 9 Antigua st
Strachan Mrs, 5 Dellingburn square
STRAIN E George, music seller and piano tuner, 31 Nicolson
st. Ho. 25 Newton st
Straine Miss A., dairy, 24 Tobago st
STRANGE James, greengrocer, 52 East Hamilton st
Strange John, iron dresser, 25 Main st
STRONx\CH William, solicitor, 25 West Burn st. Ho. 24
Esplanade
STRONG Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 68 Inverkip st
Strong Terence, labourer, 1 1 East Crawford st
Strong John, tugboatman, 3 Regent st
STRUTHERS Rev. J. P., M.A., of Reformed Presbyterian,
Church, West Stewart st. Ho. 52 Eldon st
STUART Mrs, cleaner of furs and feathers, 1 2 Lynedoch st
STURGEON James, gardener, 68 Holmscroft st
SUTHERLAND Alexander M., compositor, 21 Trafalgar st
Sutherland Donald, joiner, 8 Hope st
Sutherland Duncan (at Glasgow & Greenock Shipping Co.),.
Florida place, 31 Dempster st
Sutherland George, clerk, 27 Robertson st
Sutherland John (of P.O.), 7 Lynedoch st
Sutherland Peter, mason, 57 Holmscroft st
Sutherland William, boatman, 8 Duff st
Sutherland William, draper, 10 Lyle st
SWAN Alexander B. (of A. & C. Swan), 153 Eldon st
Swan Allan, steamship agent, &c, Customhouse buildings.
Ho. 153 Eldon st
Swan Andrew, slater and slate merchant, 14 Nicolson st.
Ho. 40 Brisbane st
Swan A. & C, solicitors and notaries public, 14 Hamilton st
Swan John, librarian, Sailors' Home, 1 Kelly st
Swan George W., recorder of weights, 21 Nelson st, west
Swan Robert, engineer, 3 Carnock st
Swan Robert, feuar, Hughenden villa, 61 Brisbane st
Swan William, flesher, 18 Cartsburn st. Ho. 64 Ann st
Swan Miss, 48 Brougham st
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" The Leading Men of Glasgow in their Line."

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:Swan Mrs Allan, 153 Eldon st
Swan Mrs Ann, 29 Nelson st, west
Swan Mrs William, 45 Newton st
Swan Mrs, grocer, 17 Dempster st
SWEENEY George, painter, 81 Dempster st
Sweeney Hugh, porter, 5 Bruce st
Sweeney William, coppersmith, 1 Bruce st
SWEENIE John, carter, 1 1 Inverkip st
Sweenie Joseph, postman, 51 Shaw st
SWORD Archibald, merchant, 36 Eldon st
SYME John, jun , fireman, 80 Belville st
Syme John, sen., engineman, 85 Belville st
SYMINGTON Rev. Andrew, Martyrs' Free Church, West
Shaw st. Ho. 13 Ardgowan st, west
Symington John, coal merchant, 10 Patrick st. Ho. 3
Watt st
TAGGART David, insurance agent, 6 Hay st
TAINSH John (of MacSymon & Co.), 22 South st
TAIT Alexander, bank and insurance agent, Royal Bank of
Scotland, west-end, 9 West Blackhall st. Ho. Bankrugg,
Ashton
Tait Duncan, pointsman, 93
Belville st
Tait James, tanner, 1 1 East Crawford st
Tait John, engineer, 97 Belville st
Tait John, foreman, 25 Trafalgar st
Tait William, carpenter, 2 Garvald st
Tait William, mason, 7 Newton st
Tait William, police constable, 15 West Stewart st
TANNAH ILL James, agent for Commercial Bank.
Finnart st
Ho. 9
Tannahill William, labourer, Overton
TANNOCK Quintin, plasterer, 5 Sir Michael st. Ho. 17
Ardgowan st, west
Ti\RBET Robert, cooper, 108 Drumfrochar road
Tarbet Thomas, smith, 126 Drumfrochar road
Tarbet William, joiner, 70 Holmscroft st
Tarbet Miss, lodgings, 6 Brisbane st
Tarbet Mrs, feuar, 18 Eldon st
Vide Industries of Glasgow. 14 Hamilton St.

230 DIRECTORY.
Tarbet Mrs, 85 Dempster st
TASKER Mrs Andrew, 40 Union st
TAYLOR Adam, engineer, 50 Ann st
Taylor Alexander, carpenter, 27 Lynedoch st
Taylor Angus, lighter-master, 61 Ann st
Taylor Archibald, engineer, 66 Ann st
Taylor Archibald, smith, 61 Holmscroft st
Taylor A. & G., photographers to the Queen, 1 7 Hamilton st
Taylor Brothers, drapers, 32 Hamilton st
Taylor Charles, clerk, 17 Antigua st
Taylor Daniel, flesher, 35 Wellington st
Taylor Daniel, pansman, 116 Drumfrochar road
Taylor Henderson, labourer, 19 Belville st
Taylor H. J., superintendent P. & O. Co. Ho. 55 Forsyth st
Taylor James, boilermaker, 7 Mill st
Taylor James, brassfinisher, 67 Belville st
Taylor James, smith, 97 Belville st
Taylor James, stationer and tobacconist, 1 Lauriston st-
Ho. 97 Belville st
Taylor James, teacher, 15 Lynedoch st
Taylor James H., blacksmith, 10 Belville st
Taylor James M., clerk, 21 Trafalgar st
Taylor James R. (of Taylor Bros.), 49 Brisbane st
Taylor John, bank teller, Clydesdale Bank, 7 Hamilton st
Taylor John G., timekeeper, 59 Belville st
Taylor Matthew, tailor, 18 St. Lawrence st
Taylor Rev. Alexander, R.C. clergyman, 14 Patrick st
Taylor Robert, draughtsman, 9 Ardgowan st, west
Taylor Robert, pansman, 31 Ann st
Taylor Thomas H., collector of Inland Revenue, Excise
buildings. Ho. 50 Esplanade
Taylor William, blacksmith, 78 Belville st
Taylor William, blacksmith, 1 Prospecthill st
Taylor William, engineer, 59 Holmscroft st
Taylor William, moulder, 53 Belville st
Taylor William, moulder, 22 St. Lawrence st
Taylor William, superintendent of fire brigade, Municipal
buildings, Wallace square. Ho. do.
Taylor William, teacher, Eskgrove villa, 50 Ardgowan st, west
Taylor William E., major, 8 Esplanade
Taylor William F., 22 Bank st
Reliable Boots & Shoes at "Makers' Prices/'

DIRECTORY. 23 I
Taylor Miss A., milliner, Lome place, 54 Brougham st
Taylor Miss, 30 Roxburgh st
Taylor Mrs Alexander, 25 Regent st
Taylor Mrs Duncan, 33 West Stewart st
Taylor Mrs Jane, 23 West Stewart st
Taylor Mrs John, 6 Watt st
Taylor Mrs, 28 Ardgowan st, west
Taylor Mrs, 95 Belville st
Taylor Mrs, 31 Roxburgh st
Taylor Mrs, 13 Springkell st
TAYLORSON Robert, engineer, 1 1 East Crawford st
TELFER James (of J. & J.
Telfer), 32 Ann st
Telfer James (at Robert Davie & Co.), timber measurer, 15
Dempster st
Telfer John (of J. & J. Telfer), 9 Murdieston st
Telfer J. & J., bootmakers, 38 Hamilton st
Telfer William, engineer, 2 Garvald st
Telfer Mrs C, grocer, 1 Prospecthill st. Ho. do.
Telfer Mrs, 23 Lyle st
TELFORD William, ironmoulder, 19 Belville st
TEMPERANCE Institute, 19 West Stewart st
TEMPLETON Alexander, labourer, 67 Regent st
Templeton Robert P., traveller, 25 Dempster st
Templeton Mrs, 23 Lyle st
TENNANT William, patternmaker, 50 St. Lawrence st
Tennant Mrs, nurse, 33 Hamilton st
THEATRE Royal, 38 West Blackhall st. Lessee and
manager, Alex. Wright
THEXTON Robert, teacher, 22 Bank st
THE Bank of Scotland, 47 Cathcart st—Thomas Stark, agent
The Brewers' Sugar Company (Limited), West Burn square
The British Linen Company Bank, 13 William st—James
Glen, agent
The Burmah Steamship Co. (Limited), shipowners, 2 Crossshore
st
The Cartsburn Sugar Refining Co., sugar refiners, 4 Crescent
st
The Cathcart Steamship Co. (Limited), Exchange buildings
Denholm, managers
— J. & J.
The Clyde and St.
Rue-end st
Lawrence Shipping Co. (Limited), 63
only from Percy Brothers, 14 Hamilton St.

232 DIRECTORY.
The Clyde Pottery Co., manufacturers of earthenware, Port-
Glasgow road
The Clyde Stevedore Co., India place, 7 Dock breast
The Clydesdale Bank (Limited), 7 Hamilton st— John
Rodger, agent
The Clydesdale Bank (Limited), East-end Branch, 43 Rueend
st—William Bruce, agent
The Commercial Bank of Scotland (Limited), 36 Cathcart
st— James Tannahill, agent
The Conservative Club, 29 Hamilton st
The Greenock Apothecaries' Crated Water Company (Ltd),
9 Hunter place—A. D. Mann, manager, 29 Ann st
The Greenock Apothecaries' Co., wholesale and retail
chemists and druggists, 28 Hamilton st
The Greenock Bagging Co., 18 Cathcart st
The Greenock & Belfast /Erated Water Co., aerated water
manufacturers, 14 Nicolson st. (See Advt.)
The Greenock East End Co-operative Society (Limited),
grocery, drapery, boots and shoes, 18 East Crawford st
and 105 Port-Glasgow road
The Greenock Equitable Loan Co.,
Waddell, manager
24 Hamilton st—A.
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 Rubber Co., India rubber and waterproof
manufacturers, 13 Hamilton st
The Greenock Steamship Co. (Limited), steamship owners,
1 Cross-shore st — Dugald MacDougall, managing
director
The Greenock Stevedore Co. (Limited), 8 Roslin st— J.
M'Kinnon, manager
The Greenock Telegraph, 14 and 16 Charles st
The Greenock Towing Co., 2 West quay
The Indian Tea Bazaar, 7 Cathcart st
The James Watt Steamship Co. (Limited), 2 West quay
The Lady Armstrong Steamship Co. (Limited)—Adam,
Hamilton & Co., managers
The Leeds Wholesale Clothing
st— James Wallace, manager.
Warehouse, 46
(See Advt.)
Cathcart
Newest Designs in Foot Gear arriving daily

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The Little Sisters of the Poor, Home for the Aged, 44
Union st
The London and Belfast Tea Co., 45 Cathcart st—John
Matchell, manager, Glasgow
The London and Newcastle Tea Co., tea dealers, 33 Hamilton
st
The Mount Park Steamship Co. (Limited)—J. & J. Denholm,
managers, Exchange buildings
The National Bank of Scotland (Limited), 29 Cathcart st—
J. C. Hart, agent
The National Telephone Co. (Limited), Municipal buildings
— J. Gemmill, manager
The People's Boot and Shoe Supply Stores, 29 West Burn
st
The People's Saving Stores, groceries and provisions, 42
West Burn st
The Royal Bank of Scotland, 38 Cathcart st—D. M. Latham,
agent
The Royal Bank of Scotland (West End Branch), 9 West
Blackhall st—Alex. Tait, agent
The Scotsman Newspaper (branch office), 5 Palmerston
buildings— Hugh Wilson, agent
The Singer Manufacturing Co., 26 West Blackhall st
The State Steamship Co. (Limited), 16 Palmerston buildings
—Wm. Lamont, agent
The Union Bank of Scotland (Limited), 1 Hamilton st—F.
G. Bruce, agent
The United Kingdom Provident Institution for
Mutual Life Assurance— Robert Davie, jun.,
agent, 63 Rue-end st
THOM A. & W. C, wholesale grocers, wine and spirit
merchants, 13 Union st
Thorn Alexander C. (of A. & W. C. Thorn), 13 Union st
Thorn Archibald (of A. & W. C Thorn), 13 Union st
Thorn & Cameron, shipowners and merchants, 2 West quay
Thorn W. A. (of A. J. Macdougall & Thorn), solicitor, 13
Hamilton st. Ho. 38 Brisbane st
Thorn W. C. (of A. & W. C. Thorn), 13 Union st
Thom Walker, painter, 6 Market st
THOMSON Alexander, brakesman, 7 Hill st
Thomson Alexander, engineer, 38 Lynedoch st
from Head Depot— Percy Brothers, Glasgow.

234
DIRECTORY.
Thomson Alexander, superintendent of Industrial School, 13
Captain st. Ho. do.
Thomson Andrew, engineer, 13 Lynedoch st
Thomson Archibald, engineer, 10 Hope st
Thomson Archibald, tugboatman, 19 Lyle st
Thomson Charles, plumber, gasfitter, and zinc worker, 17
Kelly st. Ho. 17 Brisbane st
Thomson Colin, accountant, house factor and insurance
agent, 20 Cathcart st. Ho. 2 Robertson st
Thomson David, carter, 9 Prospecthill st
Thomson Donald, assistant collector of town assessments, 50
Ann st
Thomson Dugald, carpenter, 7 East Crawford st
Thomson Dugald, draper, 13 Rue-end st
Thomson Duncan, brassfinisher, 10 Hay st
Thomson Duncan, compositor, 106 Dempster st
Thomson Duncan, boilermaker, 80 Belville st
Thomson Duncan, patternmaker, 7 Lauriston st
Thomson Duncan C, shoemaker, 70 Eldon st. Ho. 4
Bentinck st
Thomson George, cooper, 7 Union st
Thomson George, joiner, 32 Nelson st, west
Thomson George, mason, 21 John st
Thomson Henry, writer (of Hume-Gunion & Thomson),.
Violet cottage, 7 Glen st
Thomson Henry (of Blair & Thomson), 8 Kilblain st
Thomson Hugh, engineer, 3 Moffat st
Thomson Hugh, rigger, 55 Belville st
Thomson James, boilermaker, 29 Belvillle st
Thomson James, Caddlehill house
Thomson James, carpenter, 6 Garwood st
Thomson James, engineer, 20 Antigua st
Thomson James, engineer, 63 Belville st
Thomson James, joiner, 65 Holmscroft st
Thomson James (of Crawford & Thomson), 25 Bank st
Thomson James, rivetter, 55 Main st
Thomson James, salesman, 24 West Stewart st
Thomson James, seaman, 69 Regent st
Thomson James, skinner, 9 Garwood st
Thomson John, blacksmith, 45 Holmscroft st
Thomson John, clerk, 5 Holmscroft st
Boots you can "Buy wee! and hae weel " in

DIRECTORY.
Thomson John, coal agent, Dellingburn square. Ho. 28
South st
Thomson John, fitter, 17 Lauriston st
Thomson John, joiner. 80 Belville st
Thomson John, joiner, 10 Carnock st
Thomson John, plumber, 17 Kelly st
Thomson John, rivetter, 46 East Hamilton st
Thomson John, seaman, 19 Antigua st
Thomson John, smith and boilermaker, 2 West Burn st.
Ho. 3 Brougham st
Thomson Lachlan, sawyer, 19 Main st
Thomson Michael, joiner, 1 1 Watt st
Thomson Michael, postman, 17 Bearhope st
Thomson N., plumber, 65 Holmscroft st
Thomson Nelson M., draughtsman, 26 South st
Thomson Peter, boilermaker, 24 St. Lawrence st
Thomson Peter, engineer, 82 Belville st
Thomson Peter, seaman, 15 Nicolson st
Thomson Peter, sugar boiler, 1 1 Antigua st
Thomson Rev. James Brown, minister of Greenbank U.P.
Church, 20 Bentinck st
Thomson Rev. Peter, minister, Crawfurdsburn Free Church.
Manse, Ratho st
Thomson Robert, boilermaker, 30 Bruce st
Thomson Robert, brush and fancy goods merchant, 27
Hamilton st. Ho. 7 Glen st
Thomson Robert, cooper, 45 Trafalgar st
Thomson Robert, engineer, 106 Dempster st
Thomson Robert, engineer, 5 Hope st
Thomson Robert, joiner, 18 Hope st
Thomson Robert, joiner, 14 South si
Thomson Robert (of Thomson & Co.), 9 Jamaica st
Thomson & Co., cabinetmakers and upholsterers, 39 West
Blackhall st
Thomson Thomas, vanman, 25 Bruce st
Thomson Rev. Thomas R., minister, East Parish Church,.
29A Finnart st
Thomson Walter, joiner, 22 Bearhope st
Thomson William, brakesman, 3 Hill st
Thomson William, coppersmith, 15 Hope st
Thomson William, mason, 2 Crawford lane
purchasing direct from us at 14 Hamilton St.

236 DIRECTORY.
Thomson William (of R. Cowan & Co.), Ringdove villa,
Finnart st
60
Thomson W., cooper, 58 Drumfrochar road
Thomson W. R. M. & Co., patent agents and consulting
engineers, 96 Buchanan st, Glasgow.
(See Advt.)
Thomson Miss M., 60 Drumfrochar road
Thomson Miss, 34 West Stewart st
Thomson Mrs Agnes, 60 Kelly st
Thomson Mrs M., 48 Crawfurd st
Thomson Mrs, draper, 62 Ann st. Ho. do.
Thomson Mrs, ladies' nurse, 4 West Stewart st
Thomson Mrs, 7 Crescent st
THORBURN Arthur, engineer, 28 Newton st
Thorburn James G., sugar refiner, Cartsburn and Orchard
Sugar Refineries. Ho. Woodburn, 4 Newark st
Thorburn Walter, general commission merchant 28 Cathcart
st (agent for Thorburn & Tessier, Newfoundland
merchants). Ho. 67 Octavia terrace
THORNE Robert (of R. Thorne & Sons),
Newark st
Clevelands, 36
Thorne R. & Sons, wholesale wine and spirit merchants,
importers, and bonded warehouse proprietors, 6 Manse
lane and St. Andrew square, Greenock ; Customhouse
docks, Dublin; 12 Mark lane, London, E.C. ; and 8b
Rumford place, Liverpool
Thorne Thomas M. (of R. Thorne & Sons), Wardwood, 51
Octavia terrace
TIERNEY Alexander H., tobacconist, 40 Hamilton st.
.
Ho. 8 Shaw place
Tierney John, labourer. 103 Belviile st
Tierney W. B., 10 Lyle st
Tierney Mrs John, 8 Shaw place
TIFFIN Joseph, clerk, 9 Mount Pleasant st
TILL J. L., shipmaster, 8 Brisbane st
TIMES (Glasgow) Evening. Branch office, 29 Cathcart st.
J. C Fisher, agent
TIMPSON F. C, shipmaster, 8 Robertson st
TINNEY James, seaman, 22 West Blackhall st
TINNIE James, labourer, 22 Trafalgar st
TINNOCK John, rivetter, 13 Cathcart st
For astounding 19th Century productions in

DIRECTORY. 237
TODD George, marine surveyor, 62 Kelly st
Todd John, blacksmith, 26 Wellington st
Todd John, mason and builder, 77 Holmscroft st
Todd William, carter, 2 1 Nelson st
Todd Miss Jessie, 59 Brisbane st
Todd Mrs John, grocer, 36 Ingleston st
Todd Mrs, 16 Regent st
TONNER John, salesman, 14 Regent st
TONTINE Hotel, 34 Cathcart st. (See Advt.)
TOOK William, rigger, 2 Ropework st
TORRANS William, labourer, 3 Belville st
TOSH David, slater, iron ship cement worker, and slate and
cement merchant, fitter of lightning conductors and
chimney stalk repairer, 3 and n Brougham st. Ho.
21 Bentinck st
Tosh Thomas, sawyer, 5 Newton st
Tosh Mrs, 32 Crescent st
TOUGH Alexander (of Alex. Tough & Son), 42 Mearns st
Tough Alexander & Son, hemp and wire rope manufacturers,.
Clyde ropework, Drumfrochar road. Warehouse, 3.
East breast
Tough James, moulder, 9 St. Lawrence st
Tough Robert, draughtsman, 18 Bentinck st
TOWN Hall, Municipal buildings
TOWNEND Mrs, 14 Ardgowan st, west
TOWNLEY William, vanman, 4 Mearns st
TRAIL James, carpenter, 10 Hay st
TRAILL Miss M., 29 Nelson st, west
TRAIN Miss, 27 Union st
Train Mrs, grocer, 38 Main st
TRAINER Michael, tailor, 26 West Blackhall st
TRACEY James, moulder, 9 Belville st
TRAVERS Thomas, railway porter, 17 Kelly st
TREGELIS William, ship steward, 23 Nicolson st
TREVTHEN Thomas, rigger, ^Trafalgar street
TREW Rev. John, B.A., incumbent of St. John's Episcopal
Church. Ho. 61 Union st
TRINITY U.R Church, 31 Union st
TROTTER John, engine-driver, 41 West Blackhall st
Trotter Peter, plumber, 90 Dempster st
Trotter William, stereotyper, 25 Trafalgar st
Boots, visit the " Percy" Boot & Shoe Depot.

DIRECTORY.
TUCKER David, hairdresser, 18 Arthur st. Ho. 3 John st
Tucker John, grocer and provision merchant, and East
Parish Session Clerk, 7 John st. Ho. 55 Belville st
Tucker John, moulder, 3 John st
Tucker Matthew, moulder, 17 John st
Tucker William, moulder, 34 Ingleston st
Tucker Mrs, 41 West Blackhall st
TULLOCH John, blacksmith, 37 Roxburgh st
Tulloch Mrs, ladies' nurse, 24 Lyle st
TURNBULL Alexander J., C.E., master of works, burgh
surveyor, Municipal buildings. Ho. Maybank, 59
Finnart st
Turnbull Donald, joiner, 3 Prospecthill st
Turnbull Jonathan, ship carpenter, joiner, blockmaker, and
boatbuilder, 49 Rue-end st. Ho. 15 Lyle st
Turnbull, Martin & Co., steamship owners and shipbrokers,
12 Bogle st
Turnbull Matthew, engineer, 13 Belville st
Turnbull & Sons, photographers, 37 Hamilton st
Turnbull William, carpenter, 15 Belville st
Turnbull William M. (of Sproul & Turnbull), engineer, 24
Bank st
Turnbull Miss, 3 Kelly st
TURNER Alfred, engraver, 24 East Crawford st
Turner Andrew, moulder, 40 St. Lawrence st
Turner Archibald T., telegraphist, 95 Roxburgh st
Turner Donald, labourer, 36 West Burn st
Turner Duncan, joiner, 20 Bruce st
Turner George, joiner, 12 Murdieston st
Turner James William, writer and notary public, 17 West
Blackhall st. Ho. 9 Fox st and Stoneywood, Toward
Turner John, carter, 54 St. Lawrence st
Turner John, engineer, 56 St. Lawrence st
Turner John, mason, 23 Bruce st
Turner Robert, engine-driver, 6 Inverkip st
Turner Samuel, boilermaker, 66 East Hamilton st
Turner William M'D., badge porter, 28 East Shaw st
Turner Mrs James, 32 Esplanade
Turner Mrs James C, 4 Nelson st, west
Turner Mrs John, 3 Shaw place
Turner Mrs, grocer, 8 Antigua st
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DIRECTORY. 239
TWEDDEL James (of Robert Cowan & Co.), 42 Newton st
TWEDDALE James, grocer and provision merchant, 68
Vennel. Ho. 28 South st
TWEEDIE R. (Indian and Ceylon Co. of tea and coffee
merchants), 12 Lyle st
TWEEDLIE Robert, janitor, Public School, 46 Mearns st
TWEEDLY William, plumber, 15 Mount Pleasant st
TWIGG Edward, gunmaker, cutler and fishing tackle maker,
33 Hamilton st. Ho. Richmond villa, 33 Newton st.
(See Advt.)
TYRE James, mercantile clerk, 81 Holmscroft st
Tyre Mrs Robert, 40 Holmscroft st
TYTLER Matthew, glazier and glass merchant, 12 Laird st.
Ho. 1 Kelly st
U
ULISSE Desederia, confectioner, 40 West Blackhall st
UNION Bank of Scotland (Limited), 1 Hamilton st— F. G.
Bruce, agent
Union John, ironmoulder, 3 Belville st
UNITED Presbyterian Church, St. Andrew square
United Presbyterian Church, Sir Michael st
United Presbyterian Church, 3 Union st
URE James, engineer, 18 East Crawford st
URIE Hugh, brassfinisher, 12 Lyle st
Urie Robert, photographer, 32 Hamilton st
Urie Thomas, seaman, 7 Dempster st
URQUHART Robert, policeman, 126 Drumfrochar road
Urquhart Mrs William, 27 Lynedoch st
Urquhart Mrs William B., 23 Kelly st
Urquhart Mrs, 17 John st
VACUUM Oil Co. ;
jun., 63 Rue-end st
VALE of Clyde Tramways Co.
VALLANCE William, engineer,
Office, 29 Brougham st
19 Ingleston st
Vallance Miss Janet, greengrocer, 19 Regent st.
VANCE Alexander, salesman, 48 Ann st
Ho. do.
V
representative, Robert Davie,
Goods is the "Percy" Boot and Shoe House.

240 DIRECTORY.
VANDALLE Mrs L., 13 Ardgowan st, west
VANHEGAN Robert H., blacksmith, 18 Bruce st
VAN HOEVE John, seaman, 26 Trafalgar st
VANVASHAN Mrs, 41 Crawfurd st
VASS David, carpenter, 11 Belville st
Vass Mary, grocer, 1 1 Belville st
VICKER Robert, foreman, 92 East Hamilton st
VICTORIA Restaurant, 13 Hamilton st
VINCENT A. G., boarding-house keeper, 45 Dalrymple st
VIRTUE Andrew W., blacksmith, 1 Kilblain st
Virtue Mrs Alexander, 42 Holmscroft st
VIVIAN & Sons, brass and tube makers, copper and yellow
metal merchants, Birmingham, London, and Swansea
— John Jamieson, 2 Cathcart st, agent
VOSPER Seveous, brassmoulder, 85 Belville st
W
WADDEL William, slater, 36 Holmscroft st
Waddel Mrs, 30 Lynedoch st
WADDELL Alexander (of the Greenock Equitable Loan
Co.), manager, 49 Mearns st
Waddell John, carter, 55 Drumfrochar road
WADE John, coal merchant, 5 South st. Ho. 63 Nicolson st
WALKER Alexander, cooper, 40 East Crawford st
Walker Alexander, grocer and tea merchant, 11 Market st.
Ho. 58 Wellington st
Walker Alexander, joiner, 7 Orangefield place
Walker Alexander (of J. & R. Young & Co.), 32 Cathcart st.
Ho. 162 Hill st, Garnethill, Glasgow.
Walker Andrew & Co., coal merchants, 1 Regent st and 8.
Dellingburn st
Walker Andrew (of A. Walker & Co.), 71 Nicolson st
Walker Archibald, carpenter, 13 Belville st
Walker Frederick M., 55 Octavia terrace
Walker Hugh, engineer, 2 Macdougall st
Walker Hugh, labourer, 30 Arthur st
Walker Hugh William (of John Walker & Co.), Bellevue,
Johnstone st
Walker H. Richard (of John Walker & Co.), Chaseley, 117
Eldon st
We assure you all our Boots are made only

DIRECTORY. 24
Walker James, iron fitter, 6 Hill st
Walker James G, goods agent, G. & S.-W. Railway, Lynedoch
station. Ho. 49 Lynedoch st
Walker John & Co., sugar refiners, 3 Princes st
Walker John, carting contractor, 10 Buccleuch st. Ho. 57
Regent st
W'alker John, joiner, 86 Belville st
Walker John, lighthouse spirit vaults, 17 Cathcart st. Ho.
34 West Blackhall st. (See Advt.)
Walker John (of John Walker & Co.), 6 Finnart terrace
Walker John R., salesman, 9 Dempster st
Walker John William (of John Walker & Co.), 53 Forsyth st
Walker Joseph S., labourer, 53 Drumfrochar road
Walker Louson (of Welsh, Walker & Macpherson),Westhorpe,
44 Newark st
Walker Malcolm N'N. (of M. Walker & Son, Glasgow and
Greenock), Westbourne terrace, 163 Eldon st
Walker M. & Son (M. Walker, late senior partner
of D. M'Gregor & Co.), chronometer makers
to the Royal Navy, &c, nautical instrument
makers, opticians, Admiralty chart agents,
nautical booksellers and stationers, manufacturers
of binnacles and compasses, adjusters
of compasses in iron vessels, agents for Sir
William Thomson's compass and sounding
machine, engine and steering telegraph
makers, watchmakers and jewellers. Telephone,
Greenock, 122; Glasgow, 970. Telegraphic
address, " Verifier," Glasgow. (See
Advt. in Appendix). Admiralty buildings,
28 Cathcart st, Greenock, and at Admiralty
buildings, 45 Clyde place, Glasgow-
Walker Peter, fruiterer, 40 West Blackhall st. Ho. 5 1 Crawfurd
st
Walker Peter, shooting saloon, 40 West Blackhall st
Walker Robert, joiner, 3 Argyle st
Walker Robert, labourer, 19 Ingleston place
Walker Robert, plumber and gasfitter, 32 Roxburgh st. Ho.
27 Dempster st
Walker Robert Stewart (of M'llwraiths & Walker), 28 Nicolson
st. Ho. 89 Brisbane st
from Solid Leather. " Percy's," 14 Hamilton St.
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242
DIRECTORY.
Walker William, accountant, shipping, insurance, and
commission agent, 2 Hamilton st. Ho. 51 Brisbane st
Walker William, clerk, 49- Trafalgar st
Walker William, engineer, 1 2 Robertson st
Walker William, flesher, 33 West Burn st. Ho. 27 Dempster st
Walker William, gardener, 30 Kelly st
Walker William, shipmaster, 1 Campsie terrace, Gourock
Walker W., chemist and druggist, 23 Rue-end st. Ho. 27
Nelson st
W'alker Miss Maggie, teacher, 3 Armadale place
Walker Miss, 57 Regent st
Walker Miss, 92 Dempster st
Walker Mrs James, 1 1 Regent st
Walker Mrs James, 74 Ann st
Walker Mrs Janet, 19 Nelson st
Walker Mrs, grocer, 65 Belville st. Ho. 57 do.
Walker Mrs, 2 Ford place, Finnart st
Walker Mrs, 15 Lynedoch st
WALLACE & Connell, plumbers and brassfounders, 4 East
Blackhall st
Wallace Charles, blacksmith, 84 Belville st
Wallace David, bookbinder, 18 Wellington st
Wallace David, moulder, 23 Ingleston st
Wallace E. S. (of James M'Lellan & Co.), 46 Brymner st.
Ho. 99 Brisbane st
Wallace George, labourer, 38 Nelson st, west
Wallace James, compositor, 106 Dempster st
Wallace James, M. D., L. R.C. S. E., &c, physician and
surgeon, 16 Union st
Wallace James (of James Wallace & Co.), 16 Robertson st
Wallace James (of Wm. Kelly & Co.), 28 Ardgowan st, west
Wallace James, sculptor, 2 6 Roxburgh st. Ho. 1 8 Wellington st
Wallace James & Co., clothiers, 40 Cathcart st. (See Advt.)
Wallace John, engine keeper, 1 Ratho st
Wallace Samuel, labourer, 5 Belville st
Wallace Samuel, mason, 7 1 Roxburgh st
Wallace William, butcher, 17 Hamilton st
Wallace William, moulder, 34 Ingleston st
Wallace William, policeman, 16 Dalrymple st
Wallace William, 8 South st
Wallace Misses M. & J., grocers, 32 Mearns st
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Wallace Miss, provision merchant, 64 Vennel
Wallace Mrs Ann, licensed grocer, 16 Antigua st. Ho. do.
Wallace Mrs Robert, furnishings, 8 West Stewart st
Wallace Mrs William, 24 Bank st
Wallace Mrs W., 7 Ratho st
WALLS John H.. steward, 3 Holmscroft st
Walls Thomas, traveller, 7 Holmscroft st
WALTON John D., 65 Union st
WARD R. & Co., watchmakers, jewellers, and opticians, 16
Hamilton st. Ho. 15 Bentinck st
Ward James, sailmaker, 9 Jamaica st
Ward Richard, agent, Gourock Ropework Co., 15 Bentinck st
WARDEN Andrew, watch and clockmaker, 45 Hamilton st.
Ho. 30 Newton st
Warden James B., deep-sea pilot, 12 Forsyth st
Warden John, coal merchant, n West Stewart st
Warden Mrs M., 18 Bentinck st
WARDLE George, agent for North British Daily Mail and
Glasgow Weekly Mail, Municipal buildings. Ho. 23
Brisbane st
WARDROP David, M. A. (of Slater & Wardrop), 12 Princes st
WARK Richard, labourer, 104 Drumfrochar road
Wark William M., labourer, 108 Dempster st
Wark Mrs D., 9 East Crawford st
WARNOCK Andrew, engine-driver, 7 East Crawford st
Warnock William, labourer, 13 Ingleston st
WARWICK John, draper, 37 Ann st
Warwick John, smith, 28 Trafalgar st
WATERFORD Steamship Office, 9 Customhouse buildings
— Allan Swan, agent
WATERSON C, Board of Trade Surveyor, 62 Union st
WATERSTON John, blacksmith, 12 Arthur st
WATKINS William, engineer, 14 Terrace road
WATSON Alexander F., joiner, 1 Hill st
Watson Alexander L., 21 Union st
Watson Andrew, gardener, 82 Roxburgh st
Watson Andrew, seaman, 13 Lyle st
Watson Daniel, joiner, 6 Lauriston st
Watson Daniel, joiner, 24 Wellington st
Watson Frederick, hairdresser and perfumer, 7 West Black-
hall st. Ho. 6 Brougham st
(Sign of the Clock), M-A-K-E-R-S' P-R-l-C-E-S.

244
DIRECTORY.
Watson Hugh M'P., gasfitter and bellhanger, 12 Sugarhouse
lane. Ho. 6 Brisbane st
Watson James, head-master, Hillend School. Ho. 28 Mearns st
Watson James, mason, 5 Nile st
Watson James, Riverlea, 57 Octavia terrace
Watson James, rivetter, 1 1 1 Dempster st
Watson James F., commercial traveller, 8 Robertson st
Watson John, beltmaker, 18 Dalrymple st
Watson Matthew, hairdresser and perfumer, 2 Cathcart sq..
and 29 Regent st. Ho. 47 Trafalgar st
Watson Robert, labourer, 75 Regent st
Watson Robert, porter, 36 West Blackhall st
Watson Robert F., clerk, 30 Ardgowan st
Watson Thomas, sailmaker, 40 Nicolson st
Watson Thomas, 2 1 Union st
Watson Thomas C, printer, 12 Trafalgar st
Watson William, labourer, 36 Crescent st
Watson William, joiner, 20 St. Lawrence st
Watson Miss E. , matron, Friendless Girls' Home, Brachelston st
Watson Miss, dressmaker, 27 Nicolson st
Watson Mrs John, 27 Nicolson st
Watson Mrs J., 33 Roxburgh st
Watson Mrs N., 6 Murdieston st
WT atson Mrs N. M'L., baby linen and outfit warehouse, 14
West Blackhall st. Ho. 23 Kelly st
WATT Hugh, labourer, 1 Belville st
Watt John (of Watt & Wilson), The Acre, Maryhill
Watt John, wine merchant, no Drumfrochar road.
Bank st
Watt Museum Institution, Kelly st
Ho 39
Watt Neil, joiner, 1 Moffat st
Watt Robert, baker, 37 Holmscroft st
Watt William, wine and spirit merchant, 47 Vennel. Ho.
Gala lodge, 35 Ardgowan st, west
Watt & Wilson, railway contractors, 7 Chapel st.
Hope st, Glasgow
Office, 93;
Watt Mrs William, 6 Nelson st, Glebe
Watt Mrs, 73 Ann st
WATTERS John S.,
Stewart st
broker, 32 Vennel. Ho. 20 West
Watters Mrs Stewart, 99 Belville st
Saving 25% in Buying our All-Leather Boots at.

DIRECTORY. 245
Watters William, gatekeeper, 1 1 Ann st
WAVERLEY Book Bazaar, 21 Brymner st—G.
W. Niven
Waverley Temperance Hotel, 40 West Blackhall st. Mrs
William M'Cartney, manager
WAUGH James, licensed boatman, 7 Nicolson st
WAUN John O., assistant inspector of poor, 16 South st
WEBSTER Alexander, baker, 9 Argyle st
Webster Charles, engineer, 3 Hill st
Webster George, blacksmith, 7 Hill st
Webster William, labourer, 9 Hope st
WEEKS James, seaman, 4 Duff st
Weeks John, watchman, 19 Regent st
WEIR Archibald, carpenter, 30 Ann st
Weir Daniel, cooper, 41 Sir Michael st
Weir Donald, 3 Kelly st
Weir Duncan, carpenter, 3 Trafalgar st
WT
eir Duncan, 27 Mearns st
WT eir James, blacksmith, 2 Brougham st
Weir James, smith, 8 Ardgowan st
Weir James C, Harbour Trust weigher, 33 Roxburgh st
Weir John, blacksmith, 55 Belville st
Weir John, joiner, 2 Garvald st
Weir Robert, blacksmith, 62 Kelly st
Weir Thomas, plumber, 6 Brisbane st
Weir Walter, wine and spirit merchant, 20 Sugarhouse lane.
Ho. Mrs Fraser's, 27 Nicolson st
Weir William M. G., of Post Office, 10 Wellington st
Weir, Whigham, & Vernon, wine merchants, 26 West Black-
hall st. Agent—W. M. Martin, 33 Ardgowan st
Weir Misses M. & C, furnishings and millinery, 19 Ann st
and 2i West Blackhall st. Ho. 27 Mearns st
Weir Miss Janet H., dressmaker, 77 Regent st. Ho. do.
Weir Mrs Agnes, 13 West Stewart st
Weir Mrs A., furnishings, 89 Roxburgh st
Weir Mrs John, 44 Ann st
WELL Park Apothecaries' Hall, 14 Lynedoch st
Well Park Free Church. 3 Lynedoch st
Well Park Parish Church, Regent st
Well Park Promenade. Entrances—Regent st, Bank st, Sir
John's brae, and Lynedoch st
14 Hamilton St.— Percy Brothers, Proprietors.

246 DIRECTORY.
WELLINGTON Park Pleasure Grounds. Entrance— Drumfrochar
road
WELSH John, blacksmith, 27 Lynedoch st
Welsh Patrick, labourer, 3 Crescent st
Welsh Robert, joiner, 13 Lyle st
Welsh, Walker and Macpherson, accountants, house factors,,
stockbrokers, and insurance agents, 33 Cathcart st
Welsh Mrs, 66 Ann st
WESLEYAN Methodist Chapel, 4 Ardgowan st, west
WEST Joseph, clerk, 51 Holmscroft st
West Miss, 7 Ardgowan st, west
West-end Baths Company (Limited), 5 Campbell st
West Free Church, 11 Ardgowan st, west
West Parish Church, Nelson st, west
WESTON Mrs, midwife, 42 Roxburgh st
WHEAT Sheaf Hotel, 6 Church place
WHITE Archibald, confectioner, 20 Inverkip st
White David, spirit merchant, 8 Inverkip st. Ho. 9 Nelson
st, west
White & Ferguson, china warehouse, 42 Ann st.
White George, baker, 42 Holmscroft st
White Hart Hotel, 50 Cathcart st
Ho. do..
White Hugh, tailor, 66 Ann st
White James, grocer, 70 Ann st. Ho. do.
White James, labourer, 5 1 Holmscroft st
White James, tugboatman, 5 William st
White John, driller, 83 Belville st
White John, labourer, 104 Drumfrochar road
White Star Line Steamers— Ross, Corbett & Co., agents, 2-
Cross-shore st
White Thomas, carpenter, 3 Regent st
White Thomson, spirit merchant, 26 East Shaw st.
Roxburgh st
Ho. 67
White William & Co., brassfounders, engineers, and launch
builders, 34 Roxburgh st
White William (of W. White & Co.), 32 Nelson st, west
White William, seaman, 30 Wellington st
White Miss Jane, 24 Lyle st
White Miss M., grocer and branch Post Office, 40 Nelson st,
west. Ho. 14 South st
White Miss, Campfield house, Cardwell bay, Gourock
Boots you buy direct from Percy Brothers, at

DIRECTORY. 247
White Mrs D., Eddlewood place, Gourock road
WHITEFORD Andrew, gasfitter, 15 Roxburgh st
Whiteford James, joiner, 41 West Blackhall st
Whiteford James, M.D., L.R.C.S.E., consulting rooms, 29
Hamilton st. Ho. 6 Forsyth st
Whiteford John, gardener and fruiterer, 66 Eldon st. Ho.
18 Kelly st
Whiteford Robert, bandmaster, 1st R. & D. Artillery Volun-
teers, 16 Trafalgar st
Whiteford William, joiner, 93 Roxburgh st
Whiteford William, woodturner, 1 1 Regent st
Whiteford Mrs, ladies' nurse, 1 2 Murdieston st
WHITEHILL Daniel, carpenter, 24 Cartsburn st
WHITELAW Adam, smith, 22 Lyle st
Whitelaw Alexander & Co., brickbuilders, contractors, and
brickmakers, 76 Drumfrochar road. Works, Dargavel,
Bishopton
Whitelaw John, carver, gilder, and picture frame maker, 13
Nicolson st. Ho. 7 Caddlehill st
Whitelaw Robert, Shipbank, 7 Lyle st
Whitelaw Thomas, coppersmith, 24 Wellington st
Whitelaw Thomas, shoemaker, 33 Ingleston st
Whitelaw Miss, 49 Mearns st
WHITESIDE Alexander, draper, 86 Roxburgh st. Ho.
no Dempster st
Whiteside David, vanman, 56 St. Lawrence st
WHITSON Robert, brassfinisher, 40 Lynedoch st
WHYTE Allan, seaman, 64 Wellington st
Whyte Archibald, engine-driver, 23 Lynedoch st
Whyte Archibald, H.M. Customs, 31 Trafalgar st
Whyte David, engineer, 29 Belville st
Whyte Donald, Customs boatman, 35 West Stewart st
Whyte George, machinery and iron merchant, 13 John st.
Ho. 27 Lyle st
Whyte George, painter, 5 Antigua st
Whyte James & Co., sailmakers, 2 Virginia st
Whyte James (of James Whyte & Co.), 16 Wellington st
Whyte John, painter, 25 Regent st
Whyte Matthew, engineer, 24 Belville st
Whyte & Ross, tinsmiths and gasfitters, 17 Brymner st
Whyte Thomas (of Whyte & Ross), 14 Wellington st
(Percy's Corner), 14 Hamilton St., Greenock.

248
DIRECTORY.
Whyte Thomas, engineer, 21 Ingleston st
Whyte Walter, engineer, 3 Brougham st
WIGHT George, engine-driver, 7 Carwood st
WIGNALL John, engineer, 60 Drumfrochar road
WILD William, pattern maker, 49 Mearns st
WILKIE Alexander, smith, 51 Kelly st
WT
ilkie Donald, shipmaster, 49 Brisbane st
Wilkie James, mason, 64 Kelly st
Wilkie John, engineer, 7 East Crawford st
Wilkie Malcolm, carpenter, 66 Regent st
Wilkie Mrs John, 14 William st
Wilkie Mrs, ladies' nurse, 79 Wellington st
Wilkie Mrs, 87 Roxburgh st
*
Wilkie Mrs, 45 Hamilton st
WILKIN Thomas, vanman, 33 West Stewart st
WILKINSON Robert, iron plater, 15 Antigua st
Wilkinson Miss, dressmaker, 13 Nelson st
Wilkinson Mrs Samuel, 7 East Crawford st
WILLCOCKS Joseph, labourer, 31 Ingleston st
WILLIAMS John, steward, 57 Ann st
Williams William, pilot, 6 Chapel st
AVILLIAMSON Alexander, carpenter, 14 Terrace road
Williamson Anderson, mercantile clerk, 32 South st
Williamson Andrew, journalist, 17 Brisbane st
Williamson Daniel (of Williamson & Gray), 5 Trafalgar st
Williamson George, engineer, 28 East Hamilton st
Williamson George, jun., sugar broker and commission agent,
10 Cross-shore st. Ho. 37 Newton st
Williamson George, writer and notary public, clerk to Burgh
School Board, and secretary to Greenock Infirmary,
Municipal buildings. Ho. 37 Newton st
Williamson & Gray, joiners and builders, 51 Vennel
Williamson James, engineer, 16 Crescent st
Williamson James, Lloyd's Register of Shipping, 13 Hamilton
st. Ho. 24 Patrick st
Williamson James, salesman, 22 South st
Williamson James, marine superintendent, Gourock. Ho.
1 1 Bentinck st, Greenock
Williamson John, optician, 22 Bank st
Williamson Peter, traveller. 36 Mount Pleasant st
Williamson Robert, blacksmith, 59 Belville st
We are a Quarter of a Century established.

DIRECTORY. 249
Williamson William, labourer, 19 Prospecthill st
Williamson William, river pilot, 9 Kelly st
Williamson William, skinner, 20 Pottery st
Williamson William, steward, 95 Roxburgh st
Williamson Mrs George, 35 Lynedoch st
Williamson Mrs John, 21 Ardgowan st
AVilliamson Mrs John, dressmaker, 14 Brisbane st
WILLS Peter, dyer, 62 Ann st
WILSON Alexander, boilermaker, 66 East Hamilton st
Wilson Alexander, mason, 85 Wellington st
Wilson Alexander, dispensing chemist, 40 Cathcart st. Ho.
1 Union st
Wilson Alexander M. (of A. &. J. Wilson), 2 Shaw place
Wilson Andrew, boilermaker, 70 Wellington st
Wilson A. & J., furnishing ironmongers and ship chandlers,
65 Rue-end st
Wilson & Co., booksellers and stationers, 7 Hamilton st
Wilson David, baker, 22 West Blackhall st
Wilson David, blacksmith, 4 Garvald st
Wilson David, engineer, 24 Bruce st
Wilson David, fitter, 59 Holmscroft st
Wilson David, grain merchant, 23 Brymner st. Ho. 32 South st
Wilson David, joiner, 10 Belville st
Wilson David, labourer, 3 Duff st
Wilson Donald, gas inspector, 29 Shaw st
Wilson Douglas J., clerk, Havelock buildings, 17 West
Blackhall st
Wilson Edward & Son, drysalters and produce merchants,
25 Charles st
Wilson Edward, jr. (of Edward Wilson & Son), Woodthorpe,
21 Esplanade
Wilson Edward (of Edward Wilson & Son), Woodthorpe, 2
Esplanade
Wilson George, dispensing chemist, 40 Cathcart st.
Union st
Ho. 1
Wilson George, labourer, 1 1 Laird st
Wilson Hugh, agent for the " Scotsman, " 5 Palmerston
buildings
Wilson Hugh, joiner, 31 Dempster st
Wilson James, C.E., superintendent of Water Works. Office,
Municipalbuildings. Ho. Overton cottage, Drumfrochar rd
Percy Brothers' Boots walk over the World.
1

250
DIRECTORY.
Wilson James, fitter, 3 East Crawford st
Wilson James (of A. & J. Wilson), 29 Mearns st
Wilson James, rafter, 8 Duff st
Wilson James, salesman, 73 Nicolson st
Wilson James D., gamekeeper, Murdieston cottage
Wilson James L., assistant superintendent, Prudential Insurance
Co., 17 Nelson st, west
Wilson John, baker, 14 Ann st. Ho. 9 Trafalgar st
Wilson John, coalmaster, 5 Chapel st, Greenock, and 69
Great Clyde st, Glasgow
Wilson John, general drapery warehouse, 36 Charles st.
3 George square
Ho.
Wilson John, grocer, 3 1 Cathcart st. Ho. 6 Belville st
Wilson John, jun., baker, 16 Wellington st
Wilson John (of Watt & Wilson), Duncarss, New Kilpatrick
Wilson John, plumber, 81 Wellington st
Wilson John, salesman, 87 Dempster st
Wilson John, shipmaster, 2 Campsie terrace, Gourock
Wilson John, storekeeper, 8 Bogle st
Wilson John, teacher, 53 Brisbane st
WT ilson John S., joiner, 26 Bruce st
Wilson Joseph, painter, 10 Carwood st
Wilson Michael, coal merchant, 29 West Burn st.
Holmscroft st
Wilson M. (of Martin & Co.). 15 South st
Wilson Peter, blacksmith, no Dempster st
Wilson Peter, labourer, 73 Ann st
Ho. 7S
Wilson Robert, compositor, 21 Antigua st
Wilson Robert, engineer, 8 East BlackhalJ st
Wilson Robert, engineer, 33 Ingleston st
Wilson Robert, headmaster, Highlanders' Academy.
Wellington st
Wilson Robert, plumber, 52 Holmscroft st
Wilson Samuel, labourer, 42 Arthur st
Ho. 9
Wilson Thomas, coachman, 7 Houston st
Wilson Thomas, cooper, 2 Crawford lane
Wilson Thomas, mason, 85 Wellington st
Wilson Thomas, writer, secretary and general manager of the
Greenock Harbour Trust, and clerk to Clyde Pilot
Board, Municipal buildings. Ho. 49 Esplanade
Wilson Walter, eating-house, 19 Tobago st
You get all that Money and Experience can

DIRECTORY. 25
Wilson William A., M.D., CM., physician and surgeon,
Consulting rooms, 27 West Burn st. Ho. Thorncliffe,
54 Brisbane st
Wilson William, baker, 27 Rue-end st. Ho. 2 St. Andrew st
Wilson William, carter, 49 Nicolson st
Wilson William, hatter and hosier, Paragon House, 43 Cath-
cart st. Ho. 27 Bank st
Wilson Rev. William, minister of Wellpark Parish Church.
Ho. 17 Finnart st
Wilson Miss Maria, flesher, 33 Ann st. Ho. 78 Holmscroft st
Wilson Misses A. & E., 20 Brisbane st
Wilson Mrs Andrew, 42 Regent st
Wilson Mrs Cecilia (of Wilson & Co.), Havelock buildings,
17 West Blackhall st
Wilson Mrs D., 19 Wellington st
Wilson Mrs Jane, 3 George square
Wilson Mrs J., 22 St. Lawrence st
Wilson Mrs J. G., 46 East Hamilton st
Wilson Mrs Robert, 33 Lyle st
Wilson Mrs S., 6 Brisbane st
Wilson Mrs William, 3 Lauriston st
Wilson Mrs, 28 Bruce st
Wilson Mrs, 16 Kiblain st
Wilson Mrs, 2 Murdieston st
WIMBS Michael, confectioner, 18 Arthur st
WINGATE Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 29 West Burn st.
Ho. 1 2 Wellington st
Wingate Gabriel, iron plater, 36 Crescent st
Wingate John, 5 Hope st
WINK J. & Co., cabinetmakers, upholsterers, and bedding
manufacturers, 29 West Burn st
Wink John (of J. Wink & Co.), 19 Nelson st, west
WINTER William, engineer, 6 Murdieston st
WINTON Mrs Robert, 13 Brisbane st
WISEMAN Lewis, joiner, 64 Wellington st
WISHART Miss, huckster, 18 Sir Michael st
WITTER Arthur J., H.M. Customs, 45 Trafalgar st
WOLLTMAN Matthew, sugar boiler, 31 Ingleston st
WOOD Allan, cooper, 15 Hope st
Wood Daniel, potter, 52 East Hamilton st
Wood James, insurance agent, 115 Dempster st
make out of Leather at 14 Hamilton Street.
1

252
DIRECTORY.
Wood James, fireman, 1 1 Watt st
Wood James (of J. & W. Wood), Bathville, Bathgate, and
Oakshawhead house, Paisley
Wood James & William, coal masters, 14 Brougham st
Wood John (of J. & A. Wood), 47 Mearns st
Wood Joseph, brakesman, 78 Dempster st
Wood J. & A., coal merchants, Upper Greenock goods depot
Wood Robert C, ship's husband, 26 Brisbane st
Wood Thomas, sculpture and monumental works, Cemetery
gate, 6 South st. Ho. 16 Robertson st
Wood William, assistant firemaster, Wallace square
Wood William, caulker, 14 Brisbane st
Wood William (of J. & W. Wood), Ardgowan, Kilmalcolm
Wood William, smith and cartwright, 5 Bogle st. Ho. 9 Lyle st
Wood Miss, 10 Antigua st
Wood Mrs Robert, 22 Robertson st
Wood Mrs Thomas, 16 Robertson st
Wood Mrs William, 9 East Shaw st
WOODS Alfred, Sergt.-Major, 1st B. A.&S.H., 33B Newton st
Woods Mrs, 2 Rue-end st
WOODROW John, engine-driver, 71 Wellington st
WOODSIDE John, labourer, 64 Ann st
WOOLLEY Samuel S., professor of music, 80 Union st
WORRELL Mrs, restaurant, 37 West Blackhall st. Ho. do.
WT OTHERSPOON M., fishmonger, 39 Hamilton st. Ho.
35 WT est Blackhall st
WRAY Peter, 43 Lynedoch st
WREDE & Co., sugar brokers and commission merchants,
32 Cathcart st
Wrede F. L., South Hill, 20 East Crawford st
Wrede John C. (of Wrede & Co.), South Hill, 20 East Crawford
st
WRIGHT Alexander, gas meter maker, 19 Nelson st
Wright Alexander, lessee of Theatre Royal, 2 1 Eldon st
Wright David, mechanic, 61 Ann st
W7
right George, tailor, 92 Dempster st
Wright John, policeman, 31 Roxburgh st
Wright Joseph, fish merchant, 12 East Blackhall st
Wright Peter & Son, staters, slate and cement merchants, 66
Inverkip st. Ho. Commonhead house, Ravenscraig
Wright Robert, engineer, 24 Antigua st
The "Percy" Shoe House for

DIRECTORY. 253,
Wright Robert, tailor and clothier, 34 West Blackhall sL
Ho. 31 Nelson st, west. (See Advt.)
Wright Thomas, carter, 1 1 East Blackhall st
Wright Thomas, mason, 85 Dempster st
Wright Miss, 31 Brougham st
Wright Mrs Daniel, lodgings, 7 Lynedoch st
Wright Mrs, 16 Arthur st
Wright Mrs, 35 Brisbane st
Wright Mrs, 75 Union st
WYLIE Alexander, engine-driver, 32 Kelly st
Wylie Hugh, railway porter, 23 West Stewart st
Wylie James, carpenter, 3 Ingleston st
Wylie James, engineer, 89 Belville st
Wylie James, grocer, and branch P.O., 86 Belville st. Ho.
89 Belville st
Wylie John, engineer, 42 St Lawrence st
Wylie John, tobacconist, 83 Roxburgh st
Wylie Joseph, carter, 19 Captain st
Wylie Miss F. M., furnishings, 5 Tobago st
Wylie Mrs C, 13 Springkell st
WYLLIE James, bookkeeper, 62 Drumfrochar road
Wyllie James, draughtsman, 66 East Crawford st
Wyllie James, timekeeper, 9 Serpentine walk
WYSE Alexander, confectioner, 29 Hamilton st. Ho. do.
Wyse Alexander, joiner, 15 Lauriston st
YEATS George, cutler, 50 Rue-end st
Yeats M., tobacco manufacturer and cigar importer, 13
Cathcart st. Ho. 3 Shaw place
Yeats Thomas, thread manufacturer, 13 Bentinck st
YEO Mrs D. D., 30 Kelly st
YEOMAN Alexander, carpenter, 1 Harvie lane
YORK Henry, collector, 15 Main st
YORKE Rev. Henry L., Wesleyan minister, 62 Newton st
YORSTON Misses, spirit dealers, 81 Roxburgh st
YOUNG, Adam & Co., bakers, 24 Tobago st
Young Alexander, salesman, 45 Trafalgar st
Young Alexander F., upholsterer, 94 Dempster st
Young Andrew, head-master, Mearns Street School. Ho. 31
Regent st
Substantial Value in Boots.

254
DIRECTORY.
Young Archibald, joiner, glazier, and Venetian blind maker,
23 Ann st. Ho. 68 Kelly st
Young Brothers, shipbrokers, Palmerston buildings. Ho.
Barrhead
Young David, inspector of weights and measures, and inspector
under the sale of "Food and Drugs Act," Municipal
buildings, Wallace square. Ho. 27 Patrick st
Young David (of Morton & Young), 2 Wellington st
Young David, seaman, 30 Kelly st
Young Hamilton, engine-driver, 52 West Blackhall st
Young Hugh M., recorder of weights, 19 Newton st
Young James, shipmaster, 27 Robertson st
Young John, insurance agent, 69 Roxburgh st
Young John, watchman, 1 Ratho st
Young J. & Co., drapers, 35 Hamilton st. Ho. 6 Brisbane st
Young J. & J., bakers, 42 Lynedoch st. Ho. do.
Young J. & R. & Co., shipbrokers. steam and sail, 32
Cathcart st
Young J. S. (of W. B. Salmon & Young), 31 Esplanade
Young Rev. John, minister of Trinity U.P. Church. Ho.
Fern bank, 87 Newton st
Young Robert, dairy, 40 Lynedoch st
Young Robert, joiner, 5 Lauriston st
Young Robert, salesman, 45 Trafalgar st
Young Robert, skinner, 24 Lyle st
Young Robert & Co., live stock salesmen, Auction mart,
Princes Pier. Ho. 63 Evelyn st, Glasgow
Young Thomas, sailmaker, 9 Cathcart st
Young Thomas, sawyer, 16 Antigua st
Young Thomas, slater, 38 Crawfurd st
Young William, merchant, 19 Roxburgh st
Young William, salesman, 97 Roxburgh st
Young William, 35 Lynedoch st
Young William M., clerk, n Nelson st
Young Janet, milliner and straw hatter, 15 Nelson st, west
YOUNGER John, ropespinner, 3 Holmscroft st
Younger Robert L., 28 Finnart st
YUILL John C. (of M. Walker & Son, Greenock and
Glasgow), 163 Eldon st
Yuill Walter, teacher, School of Art, Town Hall. Ho. 29
Regent st
20/ Worth for 15/ atTthe

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(Breenock
Goodson's

THE
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Head Office, 67 Cornhill, London.
Scottish Branch—Glasgow : 161 "West George Street.
Directors.
Chairman— J. C. WAKEFIELD, Esq., Busby (Inglis & Wakefield).
DONALD GRAHAM, Esq., CLE., Glasgow (W. & R. Graham & Co.).
THOMAS BALMAIN, Esq., Glasgow (British Linen Company Bank).
HENRY HEYS, Esq., Barrhead (Z. Heys & Sons).
WILLIAM NEWLANDS, Esq., Glasgow (T. & W. Newlands & Co.).
WILLIAM WALLS, Esq., Lord Dean of Guild, and J.P., Glasgow.
PETER STURROCK, Esq., J.P., Ex-Provost of Kilmarnock.
Managerfor Scotland—]. M. BARR.
Paid-up Capital,
Dundee Office—9 Panmure Street.
FINANCIAL POSITION. ....... £50,000 o o
Uncalled Capital, 750,000 o o
Total Security, 842,000 o o
Jonbon anb Janca0kire %\it
ASSURANCE COMPANY.
(Established 1862).
Head Office, 66 Cornhill London.
Scottish Branch—Glasgow : 161 "West George Street.
Managerfor Scotland—]. M. BARR.
New Assurances for 1888, . . . .£590,230
Yielding a New Premium Income of . . 21,700
Amount added to Funds during 1888, . . 56,417
Total Funds as at 31st December, 1888, . 591,249
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BLAIR & CAMERON, 17 West Blackhall Street.
J. & J. DENHOLM, 27 Cathcart Street.
JAS. NEILSON, British Linen Bank.
JAS. NICOLL, 33 Cathcart Street.
BANKS & MILLAR, 45 Hamilton Street.
JAMES MILLAR, 18 West Burn Street.
JOHN PAUL, 14 Hamilton Street.

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AERATED WATER WORKS.
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UNRIVALLED
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Steam Works-CROMAC ST., BELFAST, IRELAND.
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ROBERT COOK, Jun.,
Huctioneer & Valuator,
OCTAVIA BUILDINGS,
26 West Blackball St.,
33 MARKET STUEET, and ARCADE,
SALES BY PUBLIC AUCTION OF EVERY CLASS
OF MERCHANDISE.
STOCKS TAKEN AND INVENTORIES AND VALUATIONS
MADE IN TOWN AND COUNTRY,
CASH ADVANCED ON STOCKS OF ANY DESCRIPTION
SENT IN FOR POSITIVE SALE.
MR
COOK, Jun., conducts OUTSIDE SALES OF
FURNITURE or other Goods on the Shortest
Notice. Parties averse to having their Goods sold in their
houses can have them removed and disposed of in the
Auction Rooms, 26 West Blackhall Street.
PLATE, FURNITURE, PIANOS, PICTURES, &c, STORED IN
THOROUGHLY DRY & WELL VENTILATED STORES.
Fire and Thie-f-proo-f Safes.
ROBERT COOK, Jun.,
Jtuxtionm & Jfurmturs SHar* hou&eman,
26 WEST BLACKHALL STREET,
33 MARKET STIRIEIEa:., ^JSTJD A.ECADB,

TRADES AND PROFESSIONS.
(Classified a?id arranged Alphabetically.)
Accountants.
Agnew Alexander & Son, 15 Cross-shore st
Alexander & Dixon, Post Office buildings (west side)
Banks & Miller, 45 Hamilton st
Blair William, 6 West Blackhall st
Bone & Buchanan, Municipal buildings
Campbell Dugald, 49 Cathcart st
Ferguson Robert, 1 7 West Blackhall st
Forrest John, 26 Crawfurd st
Hardie & Allan (C.A.), 2 Watt place
Henderson Thomas, 14 Cathcart st
Millar James, 26 Hamilton st
Morison John, 29 West Burn st
Neil James, 3 Bank st
Nicol James, 2 Bank st
Paterson James, 14 Hamilton st
Paul John, 14 Cathcart st
Ramsay Hope Stewart, Post Office buildings
Thomson Colin, 20 Cathcart st
Walker William, 2 Hamilton st
Welsh, Walker & Macpherson, 33 Cathcart st
derated Water Manufacturers.
Greenock & Belfast Crated Water Company, 14 Nicolson st
Greenock Apothecaries' Company, 28 Hamilton st
Greenock Mineral Water Company, Waverley lane
M 'Bride & Smith, 61 Nicolson st
Smith James, 32 Sugarhouse lane
Smith William & M'Bride, 61 Nicolson st
" Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.

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trades' directory.
Architects.
Boston John, 11 William st
Chalmers Robert & Son, 17 Hamilton st
Grant Patrick, 10 Kelly st
Kennedy Thomas, 3 Bank st
Strachan George, 1 Hope st
Stewart James B., Post Office buildings
Auctioneers and Appraisers.
Bowman James & Sons, 33 West Blackhall st
Cameron John & Son, 12 Sugarhouse lane
Cook Robert, 33 Market st
Cook Robert, jun., 26 West Blackhall st
Young Robert & Co., auction mart, Princes Pier.
Bag Merchants.
Bannigan Dennis, 20 Roxburgh st
Duncan & Co., Cartsbum and Stanners sts
Muir & Weir, 4 Mansionhouse lane
Bakers.
Bell John, 3 West Blackhall st
Brown John, 45 Hamilton st and 1 1 Union st
Clark Archibald, 37 Ann st
Craig John, 28 Lynedoch st
Cunningham Robert, 40 Nelson st, west
East-end Co-operative Society, 18 East Crawford st
Fox Francis, 65 Main st
Galbreath John, jun., 41 West Blackhall st
Greenock Central Co-operative Society, 31 to 35 Roxburgh
st
Haley John, 61 Main st
Henry Charles, ij Kilblain st and 22 Ann st
Kirkwood Adam, 87 Roxburgh st
Kirkwood Alexander, 92 Roxburgh st
Lawrie Thomas, 2 Inverkip st
25% Ordinary Retailers' Prices at the

TRADES DIRECTORY. 257
Lyon Archibald, 6 Belville st
M'Aulay W. G. & Co., 20 Vennel
M'Cormick John, Palmerston buildings and 9 Brisbane st
M'Dougall Duncan, 5 Hamilton st
Mackay Thomas, jun., 21 West Blackhall st
Mackenzie & Walker, 63 Rue-end st
M'Neilage John, 17 Antigua st
Millar John, 3 1 Hamilton st
Moffat Robert, 18 Lynedoch st
Muir Allan, 8 West Blackhall st
Muir Robert, 12 Cathcart st
Muirhead Alexander, 95 Roxburgh st
Paterson Robert, 15 West Blackhall st
Reid Andrew, 18 Cathcart st
Robinson Archibald M'C, 33 Ann st
Scott Alexander, 1 Prospecthill st
Scott John, 55 Vennel
Service John, Regent Street Baking Factory
Smith Alexander, 81 Belville st
Wilson John, 14 Ann st
Wilson William, 27 Rue-end st
Young, Adam & Co., 24 Tobago st
Young J. & J., 42 Lynedoch st
Basket Maker.
Docker Edward, 26 St. Lawrence st
Basket and Toy Warehouse Keepers.
Fleming James, 14 Cathcart st and 37 West Burn st
Gardiner Mrs Archibald, 16 West Blackhall st
Herbert R. W., 7 Grey place
Kerr Hugh, 16 West Blackhall st and 24 Lynedoch st
Logan Francis, 16 Lynedoch st and 79 Roxburgh st
M'Crackett Mrs P., 25 Ann st
Macdonald Frank, 41 Ann st
Scott Miss Bethia, 85 J Belville st
Thomson Robert, 27 Hamilton st
"Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.
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258 trades' directory.
Bedding Manufacturers.
Hodge Mitchell & Son, 12 West Blackhall st
Kidd Brothers, 6 Grey place
Rowan J. G. & Co., Cathcart square
AVink J. cS: Co., 29 West Burn st
Billposters.
Burns Alexander, 10 William st
M'Lachlan John, 29 Hamilton st
M'Millan Matthew, 23 Cathcart st
Blacksmiths.
Boag Robert, 3 Shaw st
Brough John, 4 Chapel st
Buchanan Archibald, 7 East Stewart st
Campbell John, 1 1 Ropework st
Chalmers Alexander, 14 Crawfurd st
Chalmers Robert, 18 Duncan st
Cook D. & A., 4 Charles st
Cormie John, 31 Hamilton st
Dewar & Co., 26 Charles st
Findlay John, 39 Cathcart st and 10 Terrace road
Hall Joshua, 39 Nicolson st
Hendry Duncan, 7 Shaw st and Garvel Dock
Jamieson Alexander & Co., 66 Inverkip st
Lamont James, 7 St. Andrew st
M'Farlane James & Co., 20 Cathcart st
MTntyre Donald, 13 Duncan st and 22 Bearhope st
M'Lean Ronald, 8 Baker st
Mills Robert, 5 Dock Breast
Mitchell J. & D., 40 Vennel
Morton & Kidd, 24 Hamilton st
Noble Thomas, 3 East Blackhall st
Park John, 28 Roxburgh st and 12 Trafalgar st
Reid Archibald, 5 Virginia st
Rodger John, 16 William st
Sinclair Angus & Co., 21 Cathcart st
"Boots & Shoes" at strictly manufacturers'

TRADES DIRECTORY. 259
Smith James, 7 Duncan st
Smith Thomas, 5 Dock lane and 20 Shaw st
Stewart Daniel B., 14 West Blackhall st
Stewart Robert, 7 West Blackhall st
Thomson John, 2 West Burn st
Wood William, 5 Bogle st
BOATBUILDERS.
Crawford & Hope, 37 West Stewart st
Foster Robert P., 32 Main st
Gordon Robert, 10 West Burn st
Klause William, 3 Dellingburn st
Lambie J. M. & R., 3 Ratho st
Orr D. & D., 11 Virginia st
Orr Thomas, sen., 5 St. Andrew st
Orr Thomas, jun., 2 East Blackhall st
Ramsay Hugh & Co., 29 Main st
Bookbinders.
Hendry D. S.

260 trades' directory.
Hunter Misses J. & M.. 14 Cathcart st
Innes William, 40 Hamilton st
Johnston William, 13 Union st
Laing Margaret, 1 7 Rue-end st
Logan Francis, 16 Lynedoch st and 79 Roxburgh st
M 'Donald Mrs Frank, 9 Brisbane st
M'Gregor D. & Co., 32 Brymner st
Macintyre Charles J., 3 Brougham st
M'Kelvie James & Sons, 34 Hamilton st
M'Kenzie Mrs, 66 Vennel
Mitchell & Co., 3 Hamilton st
Montague George, 7 Cross-shore st
Morrison John & Sons, 67 Rue-end st
Niven G. W., 27 Brymner st
Rankin George J., 34 Brymner st
Smith James, 5 West Blackhall st
Stewart Robert, 32 Hamilton st
Taylor James, 1 Lauriston st
Wilson & Co., 7 Hamilton st
Boot and Shoemakers.
Andrew David, 32 Lynedoch st
Armour Matthew, 20 Nicolson st
Blair Thomas, 30 West Burn st
Borland Alexander, 8 William st
Brock J. C. & Co., 22 Hamilton st
Bryson William, 18 Tobago st
Campbell James & Co., 5 Hamilton st
Campbell Robert, 28 Lynedoch st
Cowley Charles, 42 West Burn st
Crawford Gavin & Son, 9 West Blackhall st
Cullen William, 85 Roxburgh st
Denham Robert, 25 Hamilton st
Dick R. & J., 22 Cathcart st
Dickson James, 46 Cathcart st
Dunbar James, 29 Sugarhouse lane
Edgar John, 32 East Shaw st
Ellis James, 44 Brymner st
Fisher John, 96 Roxburgh st
Gordon Alexander, 71 Roxburgh st
"Gentlemen," we have as fine Boots & Shoes

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•Gray John & Co., 16 Hamilton st
Gray T. A., 67 Rue-end st and 49 Cathcart st
Greves Alexander, 40 West Burn st
Hargan James, 38 Hamilton st
Harper James, 8 Smith's lane
Kennedy John, 26 Hamilton st and 27 West Burn st
Lang James M., 20 Tobago st
Levy Pinkus, 19 Hamilton st
M 'Anally Henry, jun., 1 Lauriston st
M'Cartney Daniel, 3 Inverkip st
MacDonald Mrs Mary, 27 Regent st
M'Dougall Duncan, 34 Ann st
M'Garrity Robert, 24 Union st
M 'George James, 58 Rue-end st
M'Kendrick Daniel, 33 Rue-end st
M'Killop Donald, 26 West Blackhall st
M'Neilage Alexander, 41 Ann st
M'Parland James, 54 Ann st
M'Pherson John, jun., 29 Hamilton st
Macpherson John, 4 Manse lane
Marshall John, 15 Jamaica st
Mathieson John, 33 Market st
Paterson A. & W., 41 Hamilton st
Paterson Charles, 31 Cathcart st
Patrick Adam & Son, 6 West Blackhall st
Percy Brothers, 14 Hamilton st
Purdie P. & G, 37 Hamilton st
Robb James, 44 Inverkip st
Smith John, 23 Charles st
Smith John, 10 William st
Steen Mrs Edward, 21 Hamilton st and n Cathcart st
Stevenson & Sons, 19 West Blackhall st
Strachan Andrew, 41 West Burn st
Telfer J. & J., 38 Hamilton st
Thomson Duncan C, 70 Eldon st
Wingate Andrew, 29 West Burn st
Brassfounders.
Adam William & Co., 2 and 3 Dock breast
Barr & Co., Orchard and Ingleston sts
as can be made, at 14 Hamilton Street.

262 trades' directory.
Carson Henry, 26 Crawfurd st
Duff James & Sons, 47 Rue-end st
Duncan & Sharp, Ladyburn
Fairgrieve Andrew & Sons, 6 West breast
Foulds Matthew, 2 East India breast
Logan Francis & Sons, 21 Nicolson st
M'Ewing Dugald, 3 Springkell st
M'Jannet John, 62 Inverkip st and 1 Newton st
Montgomery Robert, 9 Stanners st
Stewart Daniel B., 14 West Blackhall st
Wallace & Connell, 4 East Blackhall st
White William & Co., 34 Roxburgh st
Armitage &: Co., 8 Captain st
Brewers..
Brokers.
Baxter Mrs Sarah, 36 Shaw st
Bradley Anthony, 58 Vennel
Cambridge William, 12 Ann st
Carnaghan Robert, 5 Market st
Carrigan George, 6 Smith's lane, and 12 Market st
Colligan Patrick & Co., 22 Shaw st
Conway Francis, 4 Tobago st
Crowly William, 1 7 Cartsburn st
Douglas David, 2 Vennel
Gallacher James, 32 St. Lawrence st
Gordon Benjamin, 16 Dalrymple st
Humes Samuel, 22 Market st
Kelso Charles, 6 Inverkip st
Lafferty Philip, 8 Smith's lane
Loughran William, 3 Lindsay's lane
Lynch John, 37 Crawfurd st
M'Callum James, 1 Rue-end st
M'Cloy Daniel, 51 Crawfurd st
M'Gowan Alexander, 46 Shaw st
M'Laughlin Daniel, 2 East Blackhall st
M'Millan Terrance, 29 Dalrymple st
Morrison William, 71 Vennel
"Ladies," we can save you money in Boots

Morrison Mrs Anne, 18 Tobago st
Murphy Edward, 26 Dalrymple st
Murphy Mrs Robert, 10 Cartsburn st
O'Brien Catherine, 33 Dalrymple st
Phillips Robert, 1 1 Ann st
Watters John S., 32 Vennel
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Builders and Masons.
Adam James, 6 Smith's lane
Agnew James, 32 Crawfurd st
Aitkenhead Robert & Sons, 30 South st
Austin & Kinnaird, 19 Bogle st
Baird Hugh, 17 Bank st
Black James & Co., 5 and 7 West Stewart st
Carnaghan James, 13 Regent st
Crawford & Fulton, 10 Terrace road
Houston R. & W. & Co., 69 Belville st
Jamieson Thomas, 8 South st
Keenan & Co., 33 Sugarhouse lane
Kirk J. & R., 5 Campbell st
Kirkwood Thomas, 78 Holmscroft st
Kirkwood William, 79 Holmscroft st
Lyon David, 6 East Blackhall st
M'Lean Neil, 10 Cross-shore st
M'Neil Thomas, 17 Newark st
M'Quoid William, 31 Sir Michael st
Miller & Co., 64 Inverkip st
Miller J. & A., 20 West Blackhall st
Park Matthew, 27 Newton st
Parker Joseph & Son, 23 Inverkip st
Ramsay G. A., 16 Nicolson st
Smith & M'Cuaig, 30 Charles st
Steel Hugh, 37 Bank st
Steel John S., 14 Kilblain st
Steel William, 35 West Stewart st
Stevenson Alexander, 39 Wellington st
Stewart Charles F., 9 Brisbane st
Strachan A. J. & W., : Hope st
Todd John, 77 Holmscroft st
at the "Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton St.

264 trades' directory.
Whitelaw Alexander & Co., 76 Drumfrochar road
Williamson & Gray, 51 Vennel
Cabinetmakers and Upholsterers.
Auld James, 14 Kilblain st
Blair Robert & Sons, 32 and 34 Nicolson st
Cameron Charles, 1 1 Kilblain st
Hodge Mitchell & Son, 1 2 West Blackhall st
Kidd Brothers, 6 Grey place
Lang Robert, 30 West Burn st
M'Dougall M. & G., 30 West Burn st
Mayors Thomas H., 35 Nicolson st
Preston James, 13 Nicolson st
Rowan J. G. & Co., Cathcart square
Stevenson W. S., 7 West Stewart st
Thomson & Co., 39 West Blackhall st
Wink J. & Co., 29 West Burn st
Candlemaker.
M'Crae, Daniel, 15 Charles st
Carriage Hirers.
Crookshanks Joseph, 43 West Blackhall st
Kennedy Robert, 1 Inverkip road
M'Caskie Henry, 48 Forsyth st
M'Coll John, 24 Duncan st
Macfarlane Arthur A., 4 George square
M'Gregor J. D. & Co., 48 Cathcart st and 24 West Black-
hall st
M'Lean Thomas, 10 Patrick st
Richmond J. & W., 5 Ardgowan square
Sidey William, 78 Wellington st
Carvers and Gilders.
Bisset James G-, 4 Grey place
Humphreys Joseph, 17 Sugarhouse lane
Laurie & Fleming, 1 Bank st
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Macfee H. N., 23 Cathcart st
AVhitelaw John, 13 Nicolson st
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Chainmakers.
Alston John, 2 East India breast
•Campbell John? 1 1 Ropework st
Cook D. & A., 4 Charles st
Smith Thomas, 5 New Dock lane and 20 Shaw st
Chemists and Druggists.
Apothecaries' Company (wholesale), 28 Hamilton st
Armitage George, 30 Hamilton st
Arthur David (manufacturing), Kilmalcolm road
Baine John A., 3 Grey place
Bell John A., 31 Rue-end st, 14 Lynedoch st, and 38 East
Hamilton st
Chalmers Robert, 41 Roxburgh st
Cowper David B., 9 Lynedoch st
Duncan Samuel, 19 West Blackhall st
East-end Medical Hall, 63 Rue-end st
Farquhar John M'K., 10 West Blackhall st
Fisher Thomas, 97 Roxburgh st
Kerr James, 6 Hamilton st and 1 Lauriston st
M'Cowan & Biggart (analytical), 29 Cathcart st
Macnaught Brothers, 4 West Blackhall st
M'Neilage Alexander, 46 Ann st
Poynter John & Son (manufacturing), 21 Dellingburn st
Walker W., 23 Rue-end st
Wilson George, 40 Cathcart st
Chimney Sweeps.
Bowling William, 13 West Blackhall st
M'AUister Archibald, 37 Cathcart st
M'Kinnon Neil, 7 Cowgate st
O'Shea Ambrose, 3 Argyle st
no trouble to show them, at 14 Hamilton St.

266 trades' directory.
China Merchants.
Carse William, 51 Vennel
Hadden Miss, 44 Ann st
Hendry S., 23 Hamilton st
M'Aulay Miss, 3 Prospecthill st
O'Brien E. & M., 61 Vennel
Sharp & Ferguson, 16 West Blackhall st
White & Ferguson, 42 Ann st
COACHBUILDERS.
Mitchell J. & D., 38 and 40 Vennel
Scott & Douglas, 12 West Stewart st
Smith John & Co., 5 Brougham st
Coal Merchants.
Anderson George C, 55 Drumfrochar road
Anderson John, 24 Cartsburn st
Armour George, 57 Drumfrochar road
Barr Robert, 18 Wellington st
Barr William & Sons, 18 Hamilton st
Black John, 29 Brymner st
Boyd Bryce, 26 Lyle st
Brown Alexander & Co., 4 Bogle st
Campbell James & Co., 23 Cathcart st
Crawford John L., Lynedoch station
Dixon William (Limited), Dellingburn square
Doig Alexander, 13 Holmscroft st
Duncan Robert, 7 Holmscroft st
Gallacher John, 1 Bearhope st
Hamilton, M'Culloch & Co., 3 Chapel st
Hendry & Co., 12 Brougham st
Hyndman William L., 67 Vennel
Inglis James, 2 Holmscroft st
Jamieson James, 10 Nile st
Keefe Thomas, 3 Newton st
Leitch Nicol, 12 Brougham st
M 'Gavin James, 27 West Burn st
" High-class" Boots at Manufacturers' Prices,

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M 'Gibbon David, 3 Chapel st
M'Gugan D., 5 Chapel st
M'Morland R. S., 20 Cathcart st
Macphail John, 27 Cathcart st and 5 Chapel st
Martin John, 47 Holmscroft st
Mitchell Samuel, 6 Tobago st
Morrison James D., 3 Clarence st
Muir James, 5 Chapel st
Nicol Duncan & Co., 55 Rue-end st and 20 Brougham st
O'Neill Francis, 14 Laird st
Pratt William, 13 Stanners st
Robertson William, 46 Roxburgh st
Ross & Marshall, 7 Dock breast
Salmon W. B. & Young, 32 Cathcart st
Simpson John A. & Co., 6 Tobago st and 10 Brougham st
Speirs & Gibb, Upper Greenock railway station
Symington John, to Patrick st
Thomson John, Dellingburn square
Wade John, 5 South st
Walker Andrew & Co., 1 Regent st
Wilson John, 5 Chapel st
Wilson Michael, 29 West Burn st
Wood J. & A., Upper Greenock railway station
Wood James & William, 14 Brougham st
Commission Agents.
Borthwick. James, 27 West Blackhall st
Brown Alexander & Co., 4 Bogle st
Buchanan James, 34 West Burn st
Caird Colin S., 32 Cathcart st
Campbell Peter, jun., & Co., Exchange buildings
Connell James, 20 Cathcart st
Cuningham Charles, 49 Cathcart st
Cunningham I). & Co., 32 Cathcart st
Denholm J. & J., 27 Cathcart st
Edelsten Richard, 29 Brougham st
Ewing Robert & Co., 55 Rue-end st
Fairbairn Andrew, 48 Brougham st
Hunter William H., 46 Brymner st
Hyndman John G., 4 East India breast
only at our Greenock Depot, 14 Hamilton St.

268 trades' directory.
Jamieson James S. & Co., 18 West Burn st
Jamieson John, 2 Cathcart st
Lamont William, 16 Palmerston buildings
Leitch & Muir, 2 West quay
M'Call Charles, 39 Kelly st
Macalister, Little & Co., 14 Hamilton st
Macdougall Dugald, 1 Cross-shore st
MacFarlane J. M. & Co., Wallace buildings
Macintyre Charles J., 3 Brougham st
M'Lea James S. & Co., 2 Cathcart st
Maclean, Todd & Co., 67 Rue-end st
M'Neilage Adam & Co., Customhouse place
Macpherson Alexander & Co., 2 Open shore
Marshall William, 29 Charles st
Millar S. H., 17 Regent st
Minto George, 27 Patrick st
Muir & Weir, 4 Mansionhouse lane
Neilson Alexander, 29 Brougham st
Parkhill James M., to Cross-shore st
Robertson & M^Dougall, 1 Cross-shore st
Ross, Corbett & Co., 2 Cross-shore st
Shand John, 38 East Crawford st
Sharer Alfred, 77 Port-Glasgow road
Shennan Alexander, Lilybank, Cardwell Bay
Sinclair & Co., 46 Cathcart st
Smith A. C. & Co., 4 Brymner st
Smith D. C, 3 Bank st
Stewart C. G., Commercial Bank buildings
Williamson George, jun., 10 Cross-shore st
Wrede & Co., 32 Cathcart st
Confectioners.
Alexander M. & Co., 44 Hamilton st
Anderson M. & C, 41 West Burn st
Armour M. & J., 9 Hamilton st
Barclay Mrs, 66 Vennel
Black Miss, 8 Grey place
Clark Miss M., 105 Port-Glasgow road
Crawford M., 4 Argyle st
Cuthbertson James R. (wholesale), 2 Grey place
" Leading Articles" in Foot Gear always at

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Devlin M., 1 Grey place
Evans John, 17 Ann st
Ferguson George, 31 Cathcart st
Ferguson Miss M., 35 West Blackhall st
Gait Miss, 7 and 49 Cathcart st
Grana A., 26 West Blackhall st
Kincaid Miss, 39 Ann st
Lyon Miss M., 9 John st
M'Aninch Mrs Ann, 7 Brymner st
M'Callum Neil, 25 Nelson st
M'Donald Miss, 28 Ann st
M'Kenzie Miss E. C., 47 Hamilton st
M'Killop John E. (wholesale), 6 East Blackhall st
Mark Demetris, 26 West Blackhall st
Miller Thomas (wholesale), 15 Charles st
Stewart Francis (wholesale), Harvie lane
Stewart Misses M. & G., 63 Inverkip st
White Archibald, 20 Inverkip st
Wyse Alexander, 29 Hamilton st
Contractors.
Aitkenhead Robert & Sons, 30 South st
Beaton Peter, 12 West Burn st
Blair P. & J., 27 Holmscroft st
Crawford Robert, 9 Princes st
Duncan Matthew, 2 Brachelston st
Graham Dugald, 5 Dellingburn square
Holmes James, 2 St. Lawrence st
Holmes John, 3 Carnock st
King Mrs William, 8 Virginia st
Kirk J. & R., 5 Campbell st
Laird Alexander, 6 Springkell st
Lamont Alexander, Palmerston buildings
M 'Alpine Daniel, 26 Duncan st
M'Coll A. & J., 73 Ann st
M'Coll James, 37 Trafalgar st
MTntyre Archibald, 6 Sugarhouse lane
M'Neil Donald, 1 South st
Orr William & Co., 7 Kilblain st
Paget John, 28 Dalrymple st
the " Percy Shoe House," 14 Hamilton St.

270 TRADES DIRECTORY.
Rennie John, 30 Bank st
Scott Alexander, 22 Mearns st
Service David, 2 Cross-shore st
Steel Hugh, 37 Bank st
Steel John S., 14 Kilblain st
Steel William, 35 West Stewart st
Walker John, 10 Buccleuch st
Watt & Wilson, 7 Chapel st
Whitelaw Alexander & Co., 76 Drumfrochar road
Coopers.
Adam William, 3 Bogle st
Bannigan D., 20 Roxburgh st
Chisholm William & Co., 39 Crawfurd st
Craig James, 39 Baker st
Drummond John, 52 Rue-end st
Lyle Abram & Sons, 1 1 Nicolson st
Macaulay James & Sons, 38 Nicolson st
Malcolm & Co., 10 and 12 Charles st
Paul John, 39 Baker st
Coppersmiths.
Adam William & Co., 2 and 3 Dock breast
Barr & Co., Orchard and Ingleston sts
Duff James & Sons, 47 Rue-end st
Ferguson William, 14 West Burn st and 4 Inverkip st
M'Cormick D. & Co., 8 Springkell st
Cork Cutters.
Sinclair Humphrey, 21 Bruce st
Stewart William, jun., 33 Hamilton st
Cutlers and Gunsmiths.
Climie Robert, 20 West Blackhall st
Cormie John, 4 Shaw st
M'Kinlay Peter C, 1 Grey place
The "Percy Shoe House" is world renowned

Masson Andrew, 4 Carnock st
Twigg Edward, 33 Hamilton st
TRADES DIRECTORY. 27
Dentists.
Brown Alexander R., 17 West Blackhall st
Brown John R., 30 Cathcart st
Fisher W. Bowman, 27 West Burn st
Fraser Hugh, 29 Union st
M'Bride William G., 9 South st
Smyth Alexander, 14 West Blackhall st
Stewart Thomas, 45 Brougham st
Distillers.
Curtis Charles H. & Co., 32 Cathcart st
Greenock Distillery Co., 27 Tobago st
Drapers, &c.
Anderson John, 32 Cathcart st
Brown Mrs W. S., 23 Roxburgh st
Campbell A. & J. &: Co., 22 Arthur st
Campbell John F., 56 Vennel
Clark Mrs, 43 Ann st
Cowan Robert & Co., 2 West Blackhall st
Crawford & Laurie, 7 West Blackhall st
East End Co-operative Society, 18 East Crawford st
Gilchrist William, 8 and 1 2 William st
Goodson R., 2 Hamilton st
Grant John & Co., Municipal buildings, Hamilton st
Greenock Central Co-operative Society, 31 to 35 Roxburgh st
Hamilton James & Son, 23 Cathcart st
Harvey James & Co., 46 Cathcart st
Henderson M. & J., 5 Grey place
Jarvie William & Co., n West Blackhall st
MTntosh William, 27 Ann st and 8 Lynedoch st
M'Lellan Andrew, 53 Rue-end st
M'Neil James & Co., 39 West Burn st
Miller Frank Wm., Municipal buildings, Hamilton st
Mitchell Thomas, 28 Cathcart st
for " value" in Boots & Shoes, 14 Hamilton St.
1

272 TRADES DIRECTORY.
Niven Alexander, 6 West Blackhall st
Prentice D. & A., 24 Hamilton st
Reid William, 26 Hamilton st
Reid Mrs Peter, 10 Manse lane
Ritchie Miss, 62 Vennel
Rowan J. G. & Co., Cathcart square
Russell & Bonnar, 18 West Blackhall st
Smart & Rolland, 31 Charles st
Stevenson Hugh, 38 Hamilton st
Taylor Brothers, 32 Hamilton st
Thomson Mrs, 62 Ann st
Whiteside Alexander, 86 Roxburgh st
Wilson John, 36 Charles st
Young J. & Co., 35 Hamilton st
Dressmakers.
Arthur Miss, 13 Brisbane st
Barbour Miss, 9 Watt st
Beith Miss Margaret (boys'), 53 Kelly st
Blake Miss, 31 Nelson st, west
Brodie Miss, 8 South st
Campbell Miss Sarah, 38 Nicolson st
Carmichael Miss M. C, 47 Brisbane st
Clark Miss Catherine, 61 Holmscroft st
Clark Miss, 9 Antigua st
Cross Misses, 19 Brisbane st
Cuthbert Misses, 33 Roxburgh st
Dickie Mrs, 2 Watt place
Donnelly Miss, 65 Rue-end st
Downie Miss, 29 Bank st
Falconer & Grieve, 14 Union st
Ferguson Mrs, 10 Antigua st
Galbraith Miss, 40 Nicolson st
Gillies Miss, 53 Kelly st
Gordon Misses, 2 Robertson st
Graham Miss, 37 Lynedoch st
Harvey James & Co., 46 Cathcart st
Hunter Miss (boys'), 12 South st
Hunter Misses I. & J., 17 Jamaica st
Lemon Miss Sarah, 6 Watt st
Boots and Shoes for all kinds of weather, at

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Lyle Miss, 24 West Stewart st
M'Bride Mrs, 15 Nelson st, west
M'Bride Mrs, 30 Roxburgh st
M'Callum Miss, 15 Hope st
M'Callum Misses, n Nelson st, west
M'Callum Miss Mary (boys'), 30 Ann st
M'Farlane Miss, 14 Ardgowan st, west
M'Intosh Miss Christina, 9 Mount Pleasant st
M'Intosh William, 27 Ann st and 8 Lynedoch st
M'Kay Mrs Jessie (boys'), 13 West Stewart st
M'Kechnie Miss, 19 Ardgowan st, west
M'Kechnie Miss C, 38 Crawfurd st
M'Kenzie Miss (boys'), 13 Watt st
M'Larty Miss Jessie, 51 Lynedoch st
M'Laughlin Mrs, 26 Crescent st
M'Lean Mrs F., 2 Finnart st
Maclean Misses F. & C, 20 Lynedoch st
Moffat Miss, 9 Crescent st
Murray Mrs, 56 Kelly st
Nicol Mrs, 13 Nelson st, west
Orr Miss Ellen M. (boys'), 3 Kelly st
Park Miss (boys'), 16 South st
Paul Miss, 22 Antigua st
Phillips Miss, 23 Lyle st
Rennie Mrs James, 12 Patrick st
Rhodes Mrs John, 19 Nelson st, west
Rowan J. G. & Co., Cathcart square
Shaw Mrs S. A., 25 West Stewart st
Sinclair Misses, 33 Nicolson st
Stewart Mrs William M. A., 53 Brisbane st
Watson Miss, 27 Nicolson st
Weir Miss Janet H., 77 Regent st
Wilkinson Miss, 13 Nelson st, west
Williamson Mrs John, 14 Brisbane st
Dyers and Renovators.
Bell Archibald & Sons, 4 Argyle st
Pullar J. & Son (Pullars' Dyeworks, Perth), 4 Albert place,
West Blackhall st
Percy Bros., Cash Boot Men, 14 Hamilton St.
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274 trades directory.
Boag, Andrew, 3 Bank st
Engraver.
Engineers, Machine-Makers, and Founders.
Blake, Barclay & Co., Macdougall st
Caird & Co. (Limited), Arthur st and 46 Dalrymple st
Cooper H. B. & Co., 2 Springkell st
Crawford & Thomson, 48 Trafalgar st
Dunlop David J. & Co., Port-Glasgow road
Greenock Foundry Co., East Stewart st
Hastie John & Co., 48 Nicolson st
Hendry Duncan, 7 Shaw st and Garvel Dock
Houston J. & R., Upper Ingleston
Kincaid & Co. (Limited), East Hamilton st
M'Onie G. & J., Ladyburn, Port-Glasgow road
M'Rae Alexander, 13 Nicolson st
Miller Robert, 28 Arthur st
Mills Robert, 5 Dock breast
Montgomery Robert, 9 S tanners st
Patrick Robert, 6 Baker st and Cartsburn st
Rankin & Blackmore, 24 Baker st
Rennie J. & Co., 9 Springkell st
Scott & Co., Cartsdyke
Sproul & Turnbull, 10 Virginia st
Thomson W. R. M. & Co., 96 Buchanan st, Glasgow. (See
Advt.)
White William & Co., 34 Roxburgh st
Felt Manufacturers.
Anderson D. & Son (Limited), Belfast—Campbell Finlay &
Co., agents
Greenock Felt Work Company, 10 East Hamilton st
Jamieson John, 2 Cathcart st
Lennox John & Co., Bogston, Port-Glasgow road
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Fish and Oil Merchants.
Hunter Brothers, 14 Cathcart st
Hunter John & Co., 8 West breast
M'Kenzie Henry E., 4 West Quay lane
Malcolm & Co., 10 and 12 Charles st
Fishmongers.
Fry David, 9 Carwood st
Fry Robert, 13 Lauriston st
Fry William, 15 Lauriston st
Gilmore A. & Son, 21 West Blackhall st
Graham Alexander, 1 Inverkip st
Hay William, fishmarket, West breast
Heron John, 26 Vennel
Macintyre James, 43 Hamilton st
M'Lachlan John, 34 Charles st
M'Laughlan Patrick, 17 Ann st
M'Munagle Charles, jun., 33 Rue-end st
Mitchell William, 1 Lauriston st
Mitchell Miss Maggie, 25 Regent st
Morrison James, 49 Shaw st
Wotherspoon Mrs, 39 Hamilton st
Wright Joseph, 12 East Blackhall st
Fleshers.
Adams Mrs James, 9 Market st
Arbuckle J. & A., 35 Ann st and 42 West Burn st
Ballantine William, 16 Lynedoch st
Barr & Macfarlane, 22 Lynedoch st and 47 Hamilton st
Barr Michael, 33 Market st
Black Duncan, 38 Lynedoch st
Blair Archibald, 25 Regent st
Boston James, jun., & Co., 5 West Blackhall st
Byers John, 21 Tobago st and 38 St. Lawrence st
Cameron John. 26 Lynedoch st
Crawford James, 83 Roxburgh st
Docherty Daniel, 27 Charles st and 30 Dalrymple st
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trades' directory.
Docherty George, 5 William st and 15 Market st
Duff John, 18 East Crawford st
Duff William, 84 Belville st
Ferguson William, 9 Newton st
Fleming Henry, 7 John st
Gardner Robert, 13 West Blackhall st
Cxordon G., 52 East Hamilton st and 61 Vennel
Gordon John, 11 Main st
Greenock Central Co-operative Society, 31 to 35 Roxburgh st
Greenwood George, 12 Ann st
Hamilton William H., 4 Sir Michael st
'
Herbert Mrs, 45 Vennel
Kelso Matthew, 33 Rue-end st
King Robert, 25 Rue-end st
Lang Daniel, 31 Nicolson st
Livingston Duncan, 23 Rue-end st
M'Culloch Alexander, 13 Cathcart st
M'Culloch Archibald, 33 Hamilton st
M'Dougall Duncan, 54
St. Lawrence st
M'Dougall Mrs Colin, 22 West Blackhall st
M ;Kechnie Allan, 19 WT est Blackhall st and 16 Kelly st
M'Lean John, 14 Arthur st
M'Millan Angus, 35 Nicolson st
M'Millan David, 37 Cathcart st
Macnab James S., 5 Grey place
M'Neil John, 6 Ann st
M'Niven Donald, 90 Roxburgh st
MacSymon & Co. (limited), Argyle st
Martin James, 21 Kelly st
Mitchell Daniel, 34 Inverkip st
Morrison Donald, 26 West Blackhall st
Morrison James, 7 West Blackhall st
Muir Miss L., 20 Ann st
O'Donnell John, 1 1 Cross-shore st, 6 Sir Michael st, and 1
Stanners st
Orr William H., 46 Ann st
Pattison David D., 9 South st
Pearson Mrs James, 3 Prospecthill st
Percival Hugh, 41 West Burn st
Ritchie Robert, 33 Shaw st
Robertson Colin, 65 Ann st
Working Men's Boots at Percy Brothers,

Robertson John, 52 Holmscroft st
Sheridan Joseph, 59 Inverkip st
Simpson James, 1 Belville st
Swan William, 18 Cartsburn st
Walker William, 33 West Burn st
Wilson Miss Maria, 33 Ann st
TRADES DIRECTORY. 277
Fruiterers.
Baird & Co., 27 Brougham st
Bell I. & Co., 35 West Blackhall st
Bristow James, 1 Inverkip st
Campbell Miss M. T., 59 Inverkip st
Devlin M., 1 Grey place
Downie M, 57 Rue-end st
Duncan Thomas, 8 Grey place
Gordon J. & A., 35 Brougham st
Hamilton Mrs Janet, 40 Ann st
Heitman Mrs, 25 Brymner st
Henderson Mrs R., 19 Hamilton st
Hendry Mrs, 13 Union st
Kerr Miss, 22 Lynedoch st
Laing Robert, 33 Hamilton st
M 'Donald Elizabeth, 6 Tobago st
M'Eleny James, 1 Kilblain st
Rankin Alexander, 40 Cathcart st
Simpson G. & R., 45 Vermel
Smillie & Robson, 39 Hamilton st, 3 Manse lane, and 31
Charles st
Whiteford John, 66 Eldon st
Funeral Undertakers.
Chalmers Archibald, 36 Roxburgh st
Crookshanks Joseph, 43 West Blackhall st
M'Gregor J. D. & Co., 48 Cathcart st and 24 West Black-
hall st
M'Lean Mrs, 41 Hamilton st
Simpson William, 48 Vennel
"The Workman's Friend," 14 Hamilton St.

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trades' directory.
Furnishing Warehouse-keepers.
Anderson Hugh, 38 Hamilton st
Bell Miss Eliza, 16 Kelly st
Bell Mrs, 59 Inverkip st
Brymner Mrs James, 103 Port-Glasgow road
Campbell Misses, 7 Rue-end st
Chalmers Miss, 26 East, Hamilton st
Crawford Mrs Charles, 29 West Blackhall st
Ferguson Mrs, 44 Inverkip st
Ferns Mrs Thomas, 1 Kilblain st
Gilchrist Misses K. & M. 5
25 West Blackhall st
Hendry Mrs Robert, 50 Ann st
Laird M. & J., 38 Hamilton st
Macdonald Mrs J., 9 East Crawford st
M'Gregor Mrs, 36 West Burn st
M'Kay Miss S., 13 Crescent st
Maclean J. & M., 4 Argyle st
Miller Miss Mary, 32 Ingleston st
Muir & Taylor, Misses, 4 West Blackhall st
Nelson Mrs, 44 Lynedoch st
Paul Mrs, 23 Tobago st
Pohlman Mrs, 42 Nelson st
Rougvie Misses M. & K., 5 Grey place
Stevenson Misses, 24 Union st
Watson Mrs, 14 West Blackhall st
Weir Misses, 1 9 Ann st and 2 1 West Blackhall st
Gasfitters.
Allan William, 48 Ann st
Barclay John S., 2 West breast
Blair & Thomson, 12 Kilblain st
Brown Alexander, 5 Kilblain st
Carson Henry, 26 Crawfurd st
Chalmers Alexander, 14 Crawfurd st
Conner Mrs John, 3 East Blackhall st
Crawford & Kerr, 6 Bogle st
Dewar & Co., 26 Charles st
Duff James & Sons, 47 Rue-end st
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Duncan & Sharp, Ladyburn
Fairgrieve Andrew & Sons, 6 West breast
Ferguson William, 14 West Burn st and 4 Inverkip st
Findlay John, 39 Cathcart st
Foulds Matthew, 2 East India breast
Logan Francis & Sons, 21 Nicolson st
M'Cormick D. & Co., 8 Springkell st
M'Ewing Dugald, 3 Springkell st
M'Farlane James & Co., 20 Cathcart st
M'Jannet John, 1 Newton st and 62 Inverkip st
M'Lean Andrew G., 71 Regent st
Maclean James & Co., 7 Duff st
Mitchell James, 5 West Stewart st
Morrison Duncan D., 10 Charles st
Rae John, 31 West Burn st
Stewart Daniel B., 14 West Blackhall st
Thomson Charles, 17 Kelly st
Walker Robert, 32 Roxburgh st
Watson Hugh M'P., 12 Sugarhouse lane
Whyte & Ross, 1 7 Brymner st
Glaziers.
Briton Thomas, 19 Sugarhouse lane
Chalmers Archibald, 36 Roxburgh st
Chalmers David L., 20 Tobago st
Crawford William, 9 Market st
Graham James, 19 Cathcart st and 5 Grey place
M'Fadyen Archibald, 7 West Blackhall st
Mossman James & Son, 68 Regent st
Tytler Matthew, 1 2 Laird st
Young Archibald, 23 Ann st
Grain Merchants.
Borthwick Thomas, 10 Cross-shore st
Chalmers Hume, 4 Church place
Chalmers John, 7 Princes st
Gatherer Peter, 21 and 23 Crawfurd st
Hill Matthew, 16 Chapel st
Howie Matthew, 5 West breast
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280 trades' directory.
M'Cammond, Easton & Co., 28 Sugarhouse lane
M'Dougall Allan, 8 Kilblain st
M'Intyre Thomas & Son, 6 Cartsburn st
M'Lean John, 5 West Stewart st
Mackenzie & Walker, Dellingburn square and 63 Rue-end st
Macnab Duncan & Son, 25 Tobago st
Mair C. S. & Marquis, 40 Rue-end st
Muir Robert & Sons, 6 East Stewart st
Munro & Co., 2 Hunter place
Smith Alexander, 29 West Burn st
Stewart James K., 28 and 30 Shaw st
Wilson David, 23 Brymner st
Greengrocers.
Anderson Miss, 16 Kelly st
Bain Miss Jane, 9 Brisbane st
Buchanan Miss, 61 Belville st
Barr James, 34 Shaw st
Cameron Miss A., 5 John st
Clark Joseph, 51 Vennel
Climie Miss Jane, 1 Kelly st
Cochrane Mrs, 1 Lauriston st
Conway Andrew, 18 Sir Michael st
Docherty William, 28 Inverkip st
Edwards Simon, 33 Roxburgh st
Howieson Miss, 8 Sir Michael st
Kelly Miss J., 1 East Crawford st
Kerr Mrs, 32 St. Lawrence st
Kirkham Mrs Agnes, 28 West Burn st
Law Miss Mary, 42 West Blackhall st
M 'Arthur Mrs, 23 Nelson st, west
M'Farlane James, 1 1 Cartsburn st
M'Kellar Mrs. 33 Nicolson st
M'Larty Mrs, 26 Bruce st
M'Millan Miss, 16 Bearhope st
Mechan Mrs, 44 Vennel
Morrison William, 15 Regent st
Muir Henry, 5 Inverkip st
Nicolson Donald, 49 Holmscroft st
Orr Miss, 39 Ann st
Why pay long prices? Buy direct from the

Paterson Robert, 87 Wellington st
Shanks Mrs Robert, 52 Ann st
Vallance Miss Janet, 19 Regent st
trades' directory. 281
Grocers and Provision Dealers.
Arthur C. & E., 4 Ingleston st
Arthur John P., 50 Ann st
Barbour John, 9 Arthur st
Barbour William, 2 Inverkip st
Barclay John, 24 South st
Barclay Mrs John, 3 Rue-end st
Barr John, 33 Lynedoch st
Barr Elizabeth, 14 Regent st
Barry Patrick, 50 Shaw st
Baxter Thomas, 45 Cathcart st
Beattie Miss J., 16 Brisbane st
Bell Samuel, 3 East William st
Beveridge Miss, 6 Belville st
Black Donald, 56 Vennel
Black Hugh, 2 Ann st
Black Mrs A., 29 Brougham st
Borland Alexander, 13 Bearhope st
Boyd James, jun., 65 Ann st
Boyd Thomas, 26 West Blackhall st
Boyle James, 2 1 Market st
Boyle Patrick, 48 Shaw st
Bradley Joseph, 1 Stanners st
Bradley Miss, 38 Dairymple st
Brighton John (wholesale), 1 and 3 Tobago st
Broom William, 29 Rue-end st
Burnett James, 42 West Burn st
Burns William J., 8 Mearns st
•Caldwell David, 34 East Hamilton st
Caldwell David, 64 Ann st
Caldwell Matthew, 85 Belville st
Caldwell Robert, 19 Tobago st
Cameron John, 23 West Blackhall st
Campbell Alexander, jun., 20 Arthur st and 84 Belville st
•Campbell James, 23 Tobago st
Manufacturers, " Percy's," 14 Hamilton St.

282 trades' directory.
Campbell William, 76 Ann st
Campbell Miss C, 27 Regent st
Carmichael Donald, 13 Cartsburn st
Carmichael Mrs D., 31 West Burn st
Chambers William, 5 John st
Clark W. B., 29 Shaw st
Connelly Francis, 25 East Shaw st
Co-operative Society, 5 Arthur st
Co-operative Society, 18 East Crawford st
Cottrell Robert R., 45 Crawfurd st
Crabbe William, 26 and 35 Ann st, and 2 Murdieston st
Crawford John, 6 Watson's lane
Crawford William, 5 Grey place
Cumming M. & A., 40 Holmscroft st
Cunningham John F., 113 Dempster st
Darroch Miss, 12 Watt st
Davers Mrs A., 81 Belville st
Davies Mrs William, 24 West Blackhall st
Denny Miss, 10 Mount Pleasant st
Devine Daniel, 5 East Shaw st
Duff Miss, §9 East Hamilton st
Dunlop Allan, 67 Nicolson st
East-end Co-operative Society, 18 East Crawford st and
branches
Elliot Charles, 26 East Crawford st
Faith John, 9 Main st
Farquharson Mrs Alexander, 80 Belville st
Farrell James, 52 East Hamilton st
Farrell Robert, 21 Main st
Ferguson Charles, 24 Shaw st and 1 1 Brymner st
Ferguson Hugh, 5 William st
Ferguson J. & H., 62 Ann st
Fernie William T., 23 Charles st
Flett Alfred, 31 Vennel
Fulton James, 33 Ann st
Gaze William, 14 Lynedoch st
Glen Mrs Archibald, 33 Nelson st, west
Glen Mrs James, 36 West Burn st
Glen Mrs, 17 Bruce st
Gordon Miss Susan, 29 Ingleston st
Graham Duncan, 34 Lynedoch st
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Graham Hugh, 27 Hamilton st, 73 Main st, 17 Cathcart st,
and 43 Roxburgh st
Grant Lachlan, 9 Nicolson st
Grant Neil, 1 Manse lane
Gray John, 1 1 Ardgowan st, Glebe
Greenock Central Co-operative Society, 31 to 33 Roxburgh st
Green Matthew, 14 Market st
Hamilton Mrs, 15 John st
Hardie John, 67 Rue-end st
Hardie Walter, 15 Tobago st
Hastie Andrew, 10 Sir Michael st
Hood William, 43 Hamilton st
Houston Mrs, 17 and 53 Belville st
Hoy Mrs James, 30 Wellington st
Hughes Thomas, 85^ Belville st
Hunter William, 31 Brougham st
Hutcheson Andrew, 20 Mount Pleasant st
Inglis Mrs James, 112 Drumfrochar road
Killin Mrs, 23 Mearns st
Kirkwood James, 16 Cathcart st
Kirkwood Robert, 1 Smith's lane
Laird James, 23 Ingleston st
Lang James (wholesale), 30 Sugarhouse lane
Lang John, 44 Hamilton st
Lang Mrs Robert, 71 Nicolson st
Learie Miss, 16 Cartsburn st
Leith James, 49 Shaw st and 30 Dalrymple st
Leith Robert, 53 Drumfrochar road
Lindsay & M 'Vicar, 11 Rue-end st
Lipton Thomas J., 15 Cathcart st
Logan Mrs, 8 Manse lane
Lusk Robert & Co. (wholesale), 7 Tobago st
Lyle Mrs Isabella, 33 Nicolson st
Lyon Mrs John, 41 Ann st
M'Ausland Alexander, 20 Nicolson st
M'Ausland Mrs John, 23 West Stewart st
M'Bride John, 7 Main st and 31 Regent st
M'Callum Edward, 36 Shaw st
M'Caul John, 19 Ann st
M 'Clement James, 105 Belville st
M'Corquodale Mrs, 31 Ingleston st
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284 trades' directory.
M'Cowan John, 112 Drumfrochar road
M'Creadie Michael, 1 1 Main st
M'Crindle James, 43 Hamilton st
M'Cuaig James C, 25 Nelson st, west
M'Farlane Robert, 14 Port-Glasgow road
M'Farlane Miss, 7 Antigua st
M'Farlane Mrs, 9 Newton st
MacFie John, 14 West Blackhall st
MacGill Miss, 34 Ann st
M'Gugan Angus, 22 West Blackhall st
M'Intosh Mrs M., 44 Ann st
M'Intyre Thomas, 6 Cartsburn st
MacKail J. G. & M., 45 Hamilton st
M'Kenzie David C., 21 Rue-end st
M'Kenzie Donald, 1 Belville st
M'Kenzie John, 23 Vennel
M'Laren Mrs, 21 Sir Michael st
M'Larty Miss Jane, 26 Bruce st
M'Lean Hugh, 87 Roxburgh st
M'Lean Mrs Isabella, 78 Belville st
M'Lellan Peter, 18 Lynedoch st and 63 Ann st
M'Lelland James, 12 Ann st
M'Millan Andrew, 52 Holmscroft st
M'Millan Mrs, 103 Port-Glasgow road
M'Neil Mrs A, 19 Wellington st
M'Pherson Alexander, 24 Tobago st
M'Quilkan Duncan, 28 Charles st
M'Quoid Miss, 8 Mount Pleasant st
MacSymon & Co. (Limited), Argyle st, and branches
M'Taggart Mrs C, 48 St. Lawrence st
Marquis David, 7 Brachelston st
Marshall William, 29 Charles st
Mathieson David, 9 South st
Mathieson Lindsay, 28 Cartsburn st and 6 John st
Miller Thomas, 1 1 West Blackhall st
Morison George, 27 Cathcart st
Morton & Young, 30 Hamilton st
Muir J. & J., 25 Vennel
Muir Miss A, 14 South st
Munro Colin, 42 Crawfurd st
Murray James, 13 Brachelston st
Percy's,

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DIRECTORY. 285
Neill Mrs Elizabeth, 45 Main st
Newall Charles, 38 Holmscroft st and 44 Lynedoch st
Paget John, 28 Dalrymple st
Park Boyd P., 17 Kelly st
Parker John, 1 West Stewart st and 14 Arthur st
Paterson A. & Son, 39 Hamilton st
Paterson David, 5 Hamilton st
Paterson William, 30 Vennel
Pearson Mrs John, 7 East Crawford st
Pettigrew James, 68 East Hamilton st
Pollock Miss Jane, 19 Regent st
Polonis George, 9 Carwood st
Reid Duncan, 42 Hamilton st
Rooney Mrs Teresa, 20 Ann st
Rose Mrs Neil, 93 Roxburgh st
Russell William, 44 East Crawford st
Schultz Warrick, 81 Roxburgh st
Scott Ivie, 72 Eldon st
Sharp John, 25 Rue-end st
Shaw Mrs J., 54 St. Lawrence st
Shearer Hugh (wholesale), 3 Mansionhouse lane and 52
Shaw st
Sim John, 32 Lynedoch st
Sloan James, 19 East Shaw st
Smith Allan, 8 Carwood st
Smith Alexander (wholesale), 29 West Burn st
Smith Thomas, 40 Holmscroft st
Smith Thomas, 85 Finnart st
Smith William, 3 John st
Smith Miss, 30 Mount Pleasant st
Smith Mrs C, 65 Nicolson st
Stewart Andrew, 63 Main st
Stirling Mrs A., 17 Shaw st
Swan Mrs, 17 Dempster st
Telfer Mrs C, 1 Prospecthill st
Todd Mrs John, 36 Ingleston st
Train Mrs, 38 Main st
Tucker John, 7 John st
Turner Mrs, 8 Antigua st
Tweeddale James, 68 Vennel
Vass Mary, 1 1 Belville st
(Sign of the Clock) M-A-K-E-R-S' P-R-l-C-E-S.

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Walker Alexander, 1 1 Market st
Walker Mrs, 65 Belville st
Wallace Miss. 64 Vennel
White James, 70 Ann st
White Miss M., 40 Nelson st, west
Wilson Edward & Son, 25 Charles st
Wilson John, 31 Cathcart st
Wylie James, 86 Belville st
Grocers and Spirit Dealers.
Campbell & Co., 89 Roxburgh st
Holmes John, 15 Roxburgh st
Kelly William & Co., 9 William st
Macfarlane John A. & Co., 10 West Blackhall st
MacKinnon Alexander, 2 Tobago st
M'Millan Andrew, 20 Brisbane st
Mill Alexander, 95 Roxburgh st
Morison James B. & Co., 29 West Blackhall st
Neill Hugh R. & Co., 27 West Blackhall st
Orr John & Son, 13 Ann st
Scott Ivie, 20 West Blackhall st
Scott Peter, 17 West Blackhall st
Thorn A. & W. C, 13 Union st
Wallace Mrs Ann,
Hairdressers.
Brown John, 13 East breast
Calderwood Hugh, 22 Tobago st
Daisley John, 28 Roxburgh st
Denny Thomas, 33 Shaw st
Duthie R. G., 12 Laird st
Easton Daniel, 4 Argyle st
Graham Alexander, 30 Tobago st
Hamilton Matthew, 1 Arthur st
Harrower T. H., 2 Ann st
Hood James, 32 Ann st
Liebow H., 14 Cathcart st
M 'Curdy Patrick, 6 Brymner st
M'Fie George, 71 Main st
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M'Guire James, 4 Buccleuch st
M'Lachlan Duncan, 27 Sugarhouse lane
Macmillan John, 26 Charles st
Martin John, 15 Ann st
Simpson James, 2 Cross-shore st
Smith John, 9 Duff st
Tucker David, 18 Arthur st
Watson Frederick, 7 West Blackhall st
Watson Matthew, 2 Cathcart square and 29 Regent st
Hatters.
Clark Joseph (ladies'), 29 Cathcart st
Craig James R., 35 West Burn st
Dick J. M., 11 West Blackhall st
Fisher James C. & Co., 12 Cathcart st
Fulton James B., 34 Hamilton st
Graham J. & W., 27 Cathcart st
Lochhead & Co., 29 Cathcart st
M'Lellan Andrew, 53 Rue-end st
Paterson Robert, 13 Hamilton st
Rowan J. G. & Co., 28 Hamilton st
Scott Robert, 30 Charles st
Wilson William, 43 Cathcart st
Heating Engineers.
M'Farlane James & Co., 20 Cathcart st
Hosiers.
Anderson Hugh, 38 Hamilton st
Campbell John F., 56 Vennel
Dick J. M., 11 West Blackhall st
Fisher James C. & Co., 12 Cathcart st
Fulton James B ,
34 Hamilton st
Graham J. & W., 27 Cathcart st
Greenock Clothing Co., 50 Cathcart st
Kay A. S. & Co., 21 West Blackhall st
Lochhead & Co., 29 Cathcart st
M'llwraith M., 23 Hamilton st
u- Percy"
Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.

TRADES DIRECTORY.
Niven Alexander, 6 West Blackhall st
Paterson Robert, 13 Hamilton st
Rowan J. G. & Co., 28 Hamilton st
Wilson William, 43 Cathcart st
House Factors.
Agnevv Alexander & Son, 15 Cross-shore st
Agnew James, 32 Crawfurd st
Banks & Miller, 45 Hamilton st
Blair William, 6 West Blackhall st
Bone & Buchanan, Municipal buildings
Campbell Dugald, 49 Cathcart st
Chalmers William, 5 West Blackhall st
Ferguson Robert, 17 West Blackhall st
Forrest John, 26 Crawfurd st
Hardie & Allan, 2 Watt place
Henderson Thomas, 14 Cathcart st
Macaulay Daniel, Municipal buildings
Morison John, 29 West Burn st
Neil James, 3 Bank st
Nicoll James, 2 Bank st
Paterson James, 14 Hamilton st
Paul John, 14 Hamilton st
Prentice John, 32 Nicolson st
Smith D. C, 3 Bank st
Welsh, Walker & Macpherson, 33 Cathcart st
Inn and Hotel Keepers.
Borland J. C. (temperance), 24 Cathcart st and 31 Brymner st
Bradley Miss, 2 Boyd st and 14 Clarence st
Buchanan Mrs M., Tontine Hotel, 34 Cathcart st
Chalmers Hume, Wheat Sheaf Hotel, 4 Church place
Kennedy Mrs (temperance), 12 Brymner st
Lawrence Mrs David (temperance), 40 West Blackhall st
Macnaughton David, White Hart Hotel, 50 Cathcart st
Mathieson Donald, Royal Hotel, 3 East breast
M 'Robert James, Buck Head Hotel, 2 Watson's lane
Peek Mrs (temperance), 9 Brougham st
In Buying our All Leather Boots, you have

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Insurance Agents—(See Appe?idix).
Iron and Copper Merchants.
Beveridge Daniel, St. Andrew square
Jamieson John, 2 Cathcart st
Kidston A. G. & Co., 6 Cathcart si
MacCallum P. & Sons, 1 Cathcart st and 54 Rue-end st
Morton James & Sons, 8 Princes square, Glasgow
Morton & Kidd, 24 Hamilton st
Robertson William, 49 Main st
Ross John, 29 Cathcart st
Whyte George, 13 John st
Ironmongers.
Connie John, 4 Shaw st
Findlay John, 39 Cathcart st
Fleming James, 14 Cathcart st and 37 West Burn st
Leckie W. F., 8 East Blackhall st
Lyle A. & R. & Co., 3 and 4 West breast
Macalister & Fyfe, 4 East breast
M'Cuaig Magnus, 100 Roxburgh st
M'Farlane James & Co., 20 Cathcart st
M'Kinlay Peter C, 1 Grey place
Macpherson Alexander & Co., 2 Open shore
Mathieson John, 42 Brymner st
Morton & Kidd, 24 Hamilton st
Neil Thomas S., 25 Rue-end st
Park John, 28 Roxburgh st
Pow Edward, 17 Brymner st
Robertson William, 27 West Blackhall st
Ross John (wholesale) 29 Cathcart st
Shepherd William, 9 William st
Sinclair Angus & Co., 21 Cathcart st
Stewart Daniel B., 14 West Blackhall st
Wilson A. & J., 65 Rue-end st
" No Middle-men's" profits to pay at Percy's.
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290 trades' directory.
Lathsplitters.
Gibson Walter & Co., 8 South st
M'Bearty Duncan, 21 Mearns st
Leather Merchants.
Edgar William, 3 William st and 54 Shaw st
Hill James M. & Co., 1 1 Stanners st
M'Ausland & Brand, Ladyburn
Malcolm James, 8 Dalrymple st
Paterson Charles & Son, 19 Cartsburn st
Lithographers.
Baird Robert A., Municipal buildings
Hutchison William, 23 Nicolson st
M'Kelvie James & Sons, 34 Hamilton st
Morrison John & Sons, 67 Rue-end st
Merchants, Shipowners, and Ship Agents.
(See also Steam Packet Age?its.)
Adam, Hamilton & Co., 1 Cathcart st
Adamson Daniel D., 22 Margaret st
Aitken James, 78 Eldon st
Allan Robert & Co., Customhouse quay
Baine & Johnston, 19 West Blackhall st
Blanche Richard, Customhouse quay
Brown Archibald, Customhouse place
Browne & Watson, 4 Brymner st
Brymner John, 105 Eldon st
Caird Colin S., 32 Cathcart st
Carmichael A. & J. H. & Co., Post Office buildings
Cowan John, Stoneleigh, 23 Newark st
Craig, Scott & Co., 4 Brymner st
Crawford Thomas, 61 Brisbane st
Crawford W. & J., 49 Cathcart st
Cunningham D. & Co., 32 Cathcart st
Cunningham John, 32 Cathcart st
" Nothing but Leather" used in manufacturing

TRADES DIRECTORY. 29 I
Currie James & Co., Wallace buildings
Dawson John, Customhouse quay
Denholm James & John, 27 Cathcart st
Ewing Robert & Co., 55 Rue-end st
Finlay Campbell & Co., 12 Bogle st
Flashman George, 13 Hamilton st
Hill Robert, 2 East India breast
Hunter T. O. & Co., 13 Hamilton st
Jack John, 8 Wellington st
Jamieson James S. & Co., 18 West Burn st
Jamieson Robert W., 16 Nelson st, west
Johnston Alexander R., 1 Fox st
Kerr John & Co., 6 Grey place
Kerr, Newton & Co., 4 Brymner st
Lamont Hugh, West quay
Leitch & Muir, 2 West quay
Leitch Patrick W., 10 Sugar Exchange
Letham William, 29 Cathcart st
Lietke & Co., Palmerston buildings
Lindsay William & Co., 32 Cathcart st
Little James & Co., Excise buildings
Lyle Abram & Sons, 1 1 Nicolson st
M'Crae Daniel, 15 Charles st
MacDougall Dugald, 1 Cross-shore st
Mafarlan Alexander & Co., 27 Palmerston buildings
Macfarlane J. M. & Co., Wallace buildings
MacGregor J. & Son, Post Office buildings
M'Gillivray Duncan, 1 Watt place
Macintyre John D., Wallace buildings
M'Kinnon Alexander, Palmerston buildings
M'Lellan James & Co., 46 Brymner st
Macmillan John, Customhouse buildings
Macneilage, Adam & Co., Customhouse place
Paterson Robert R., City buildings
Picken Andrew & Co., 55 Rue-end st
Richardson James & Co., 2 Church place
Roberts & Brensten, 27 Cathcart st
Robertson & Macdougall, 1 Cross-shore st
Robertson Robert William, City buildings
Ross Corbett & Co., 2 Cross-shore st
Ross & Marshall, 7 Dock breast
our Boots & Shoes. The " Percy" Shoe House.

292 TRADES DIRECTORY.
Ross William, 29 Cathcart st
Russell James, 73 Union st
Shankland Dugald & Co., 21 Cathcart st
Shankland Robert & Co., 21 Cathcart st
Sinclair & Co., 46 Cathcart st
Sinclair James R. C. & Co., 2 West quay
Skinner Thomas & Co., 3 Brymner st
Stewart J. & W., 1 Watt place
Swan Allan, Customhouse buildings
Sword Archibald, 36 Eldon st
Thorburn Walter, 28 Cathcart st
Turnbull, Martin & Co., 12 Bogle st
Young Brothers, Palmerston buildings
Young J. & R. & Co., 32 Cathcart st
Messengers-at-Arms.
Gillies John, 25 West Burn st
Grant Alexander, 25 West Burn st
Munro William, 41 Cathcart st
Midwives.
Boyle Mrs, 12 Ann st
Johnston Mrs Emma, 41 Sir Michael st
Smith Mrs, 22 Bearhope st
Smith Mrs Robert, 22 Ann st
Weston Mrs, 42 Roxburgh st
Millers.
Hill Matthew, 16 Chapel st
Mackenzie & Walker, Dellingburn square
Muir Robert & Sons, 6 East Stewart st
Milliners.
Breakie Miss, 61 Rue-end st
Conning H. & J., 2 Inverkip st
Foster Miss Jane, 21 Cathcart st
Graham J. & W., 27 Cathcart st
The Leading Men of Glasgow in their Line.'

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'Grant John & Co., Municipal buildings, Hamilton st
Hamilton Miss, 6 West Stewart st
Harvey James & Co., 46 Cathcart st
Houston Miss, 51 Brougham st
Inglis Miss, 54 Ann st
Johnstone Miss, 31 West Blackhall st
~M 'Arthur Miss, 12 Watt st
M'Farlane Miss, 5 Kelly st
M'Farlane Miss, 1 West Stewart st
M'llwraith Miss, 40 Nicolson st
M'Intosh William, 27 Ann st and 8 Lynedoch st
Maclean Misses F. & C, 20 Lynedoch st
M'Millan Miss, 34 West Blackhall st
M'Neill Miss, 27 Regent st
M'Rae Miss, 14 Lyle st
Malcolm Mrs, 9 Rue-end st
Moffat Misses J. & M., 39 West Blackhall st
Moodie Miss J. M., 46 Hamilton st
Reid William, 26 Hamilton st
Rowan J. G. & Co., Cathcart square
Scott Miss Bertha, 85 \ Belville st
Sinclair Misses, 33 Nicolson st
Smith Miss, 51 Brisbane st
Stevenson Misses, 24 Union st
Stewart Miss M. A., 29 Brougham st
Strachan Sarah M. S., 18 West Blackhall st
Taylor Miss A., 54 Brougham st
Weir Misses M. & C, 19 Ann st and 21 West Blackhall st
Young Janet, 15 Nelson st, west
Miscellaneous.
Robb Richard A. D., M.B, CM., Surgeon to the
Glasgow Ear Institution, 241 Buchanan st,
Glasgow. Ho. 8 Carlton place, s.s., Glasgow
Music Sellers.
Forbes John, 15 West Blackhall st
Inglis James & Son, 23 West Blackhall st
Martin William, 14 West Blackhall st
Straine George, 31 Nicolson st
Vide Industries of Glasgow. 14 Hamilton St.

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trades' directory.
Nurserymen.
Barr James, Gateside, Inverkip road
Butler George M., Murdieston Meadow, Inverkip road
Keenan Henry, 24 Union st
Opticians and Nautical Instrument Makers.
Love Robert, 17 West Blackhall st
M'Gregor D. & Co., 32 Brymner st
Walker M. & Son, 28 Cathcart st
Painters and Paperhangers.
Brown George, 3 Albert place
Buchanan James, 34 West Burn st
Cameron William, 34 WT est Blackhall st
Chalmers David L., 20 Tobago st
Colquhoun Duncan, 1 Union st
Drumm James. 24 Union st
Duncan Thomas, 30 Market st
Edgar George, 94 Roxburgh st
Leitch Daniel, 10 West breast
Lyle A. & R. & Co., 3 and 4 West breast
Macalister & Fyfe, 4 East breast
M'Ewing David, 10 Arthur st
M'Gugan Duncan, 35 West Burn st
MacLean John, 3 Kilblain st
Macnaught John, 24 West Burn st
Mathieson Robert, 35 Nicolson st
May John G., 17 Brymner st
Melville William, 23 West Stewart st and 3 Manse lane
Mitchell John, 34 Inverkip st
Murchie Robert, 35 Regent st
Papermakers.
Brown, Stewart & Co., Overton Mills
Reliable Boots & Shoes at " Makers' Prices.

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Patent Agents.
Cruikshank & Fairweather, 62 St. Vincent st,
Glasgow. (See Advt.)
Thomson W. R. M. & Co., 96 Buchanan st, Glasgow.
(See Advt.)
Pavement Merchants.
M'Neill Alexander, 1 1 Patrick st
Simpson John A. & Co., 6 Tobago st and 10 Brougham st
Pawnbrokers.
Andrew David, 5 William st
Boyle Elizabeth, 25 Brymner st
Cairns John, 17 Sir Michael st
Cook Robert, 33 Market st
Cruthers E., 28 Dalrymple st
Gait Robert, 5 1 Main st
Greenock Equitable Loan Co., 24 Hamilton st
Lyall James, 60 Vennel
Mackay J. & N., 63 Main st
Millar Alexander, 38 Hamilton st
O'Neill John B., 8 Stanners st
Robertson John, 39 Hamilton st
Stewart Agnes T., 49 Vennel
Photographers.
Brown George A., 2 Grey place
Fergus C. & C, 36 West Blackhall st
Gothard William, 37 Rue-end st
Greenock Photo Co., 29 West Burn st
Macfee H. N., 23 Cathcart st
M'Lennan William, 29 Nicolson st
Paton James, 59 Esplanade
Pratt John & Co., 32 Cathcart st
Taylor A. & G, 17 Hamilton st
Turnbull & Sons, 37 Hamilton st
only from Percy Brothers, 14 Hamilton St.

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Urie Robert, 32 Hamilton st
Physicians and Surgeons.
(See Appendix.)
Plasterers.
M'Creadie James, Jamaica lane, off Jamiaca st
Tannock Quintin, 5 Sir Michael st
Plumbers.
Adam William & Co., 2 and 3 Dock breast
Allan William, 48 Ann st
Barclay John S., 2 West breast
Blair & Thomson, 12 Kilblain st
Bradley John, 7 East breast
Brown Alexander, 5 Kilblain st
Carson Henry, 26 Crawfurd st
Connor Mrs John, 3 East Blackhall st
Crawford & Kerr, 6 Bogle st
Duncan & Sharp, Ladyburn
Fairgrieve Andrew & Sons, 6 West breast
M'Ewing Dugald, 3 Springkell st
M'Farlane James & Co., 20 Cathcart st
M'Jannet John, 1 Newton st and 62 Inverkip st
M'Lean Andrew G., 71 Regent st
Maclean James & Co., 7 Duff st
Mitchell James, 5 West Stewart st
Morrison Duncan D., 10 Charles st
Stewart Daniel B., 14 West Blackhall st
Thomson Charles, 17 Kelly st
Walker Robert, 32 Roxburgh st
Wallace & Connell, 4 East Blackhall st
Potters.
Clyde Pottery Co., Port-Glasgow road
Newest Designs in Foot Gear arriving daily

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Poulterers.
Bain Miss E. S., 3 Hamilton st
'Gilmore A. & Son, 2 1 West Blackhall st
Macintyre James, 43 Hamilton st
M'Kechnie Allan, 19 West Blackhall st and 16 Kelly st
M'Kellar Mrs, 33 Nicolson st
Paterson Robert, 8 Manse lane
Scullion Mrs Patrick, 20 Hamilton st
Printers.
Blair Joseph & Co., 40 Cathcart st
•Campbell Charles, 2 Watt place
Erskine James, 40 Shore st, Gourock
Hutchison William, 23 Nicolson st
Orr, Pollock & Co., 14 Charles st and 15 Sugarhouse lane
Stewart Robert, 32 Hamilton st
Storer James, 12 Kilblain st
Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages.
East District— James M'Cunn, 3 East Blackhall st
Middle District—William Johnston, Municipal buildings,
Wallace square
West District—Arthur R. Baird, Municipal buildings,
Wallace square
Restaurants.
Baird Miss Jane, 1 1 Cathcart st
Caiser Mrs Joseph, 5 West Blackhall st
Craig John P., 13 Hamilton st
Gilchrist Miss, Railway station, Cathcart st
M'Carthy Mrs, 36 West Blackhall st
M'Phee & Robertson, 8 Grey place
Morison James B., 15 West Blackhall st
Worrell Mrs, 37 West Blackhall st
from Head Depot— Percy Brothers, Glasgow.

TRADES DIRECTORY.
Riggers.
Blair Thomas, 9 Shaw place
Hammond Henry, 32 Hamilton st
Hill Henry, 16 Laird st
Robertson Thomas, 17 Nelson st, west
Rope and Twine Spinners.
Appleton Thomas, Ladyburn, East Hamilton st
Gourock Ropework Co , 1 Cross-shore st
Leitch Quintin & Co., 1 East breast and 2 Brymner st
Miller James, 4 South st
Orr, Hunter & Co. (Limited), 4 West Quay lane
Tough Alexander & Son, 3 East Breast
Saddlers.
Barr Alexander, 29 Sugarhouse lane
Fortune David, 11 Prospecthill st
Lauder Alexander F., 19 Cathcart st
M'Glashan John, 33 Nicolson st
Park Matthew, 58 Rue-end st
Sailmakers.
Black Thomas, 6 Dock Breast
Ferguson & Co., Roslin st
Hamilton & Adam, 2 1 Shaw st
Mackenzie John, 5 East breast
MacSymon & Company (Limited), Argyle st and branches
Orr, Hunter & Co. (Limited), 4 West Quay lane
Pennell Joseph & Co., Albert harbour
Whyte James & Co., 2 Virginia st
Saw Millers.
Agnew James, 32 Crawfurd st
Allison & Brand, 16 West Burn st
Cameron Allan & Son, Macdougall st
Boots you can "Buy weel and hae weel " in

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Lamb Thomas, Sons & Co., 6 East Hamilton st
M'Lean James & Co., 27 & 64 Main st
Miller & Co., 64 Inverkip st
Morison John A., Dellingburn square
Sculptors.
Baird Hugh, 17 Bank st
Gordon James, 6 South st
Kennedy Hugh, 3 South st
Wallace James, 26 Roxburgh st
AVood Thomas, 6 South st
Seedsmen.
Baird & Co., 27 Brougham st
Gatherer Peter, 21 and 23 Crawfurd st
Gordon J. & A., 35 Brougham st
Keenan Henry, 24 Union st
Laing Robert, 33 Hamilton st
Sewing Machine Manufacturers.
Bradbury Sewing Machine Co., 31 Nicolson st
Kay A. S. & Co., 21 West Blackhall st
Shepherd William, 31 Nicolson st
Singer Manufacturing Co.. 26 West Blackhall st
Devlin Henry, 41 Cathcart st
Sheriff Officers.
Gillies John, 25 West Burn st
Grant Alexander, 25 West Burn st
Innes Joseph, 41 Cathcart st
Munro William, 41 Cathcart st
Sinclair W. G., 6 West Blackhall st
Shipbuilders.
Caird & Co. (Limited), 46 Dalrymple st and Arthur st
Dunlop David J. & Co., Inch Works, Port-Glasgow road
purchasing direct from us at 14 Hamilton St.

300 TRADES DIRECTORY.
Russell & Co., Main st
Scott & Co., Cartsdyke
Ship Chandlers.
Black Thomas, 6 Dock breast
Buchanan H. & Co., 1 1 West breast
Hendry Archibald, 16 East India breast
Lyle A. & R. & Co., 3 and 4 West breast
Macalister & Fyfe, 4 East breast
MacSymon & Company (Limited), Argyle st and branches
Neil Thomas S., 25 Rue-end st
Wilson A. & J., 65 Rue-end st
Ship Store Merchants.
Black Thomas, 6 Dock breast
Kelly William & Co., 9 William st
Lyle John & Sons, 6 West Quay lane and 17 Sugarhouse lane
M'Kiver William M. & Co., Commercial Bank buildings
MacSymon & Company (Limited), Argyle st and branches
Stewart John, 4 Bogle st
Shorthand Writer.
Mitchell William, Sheriff Courthouse, County buildings
Sick Nurses and Keepers.
Barbour Mrs, 57 Holmscroft st
Boyd Mrs Janet, 36 Ingleston st
Cowan Mrs, 13 Nelson st, west
Graham Mrs, 70 Holmscroft st
Grant Mrs, 85 Dempster st
Johnston Mrs, 3 Duff st
Lovell Mrs Wm., 66 Wellington st
Mackay Miss Annie, 37 Roxburgh st
M'Leod Mrs, 23 Roxburgh st
M'Neil Mrs Neil, 13 Nelson st, west
Mathieson Mrs Archibald, 47 Holmscroft st
Simms Elizabeth, 75 Roxburgh st
For astounding 19th Century productions in

Tennant Mrs, 33 Hamilton st
Thomson Mrs, 4 West Stewart st
Tulloch Mrs, 24 Lyle st
Whiteford Mrs, 12 Murdieston st
Wilkie Mrs, 79 Wellington st
TRADES DIRECTORY. 301
Slaters.
Campbell Robert & Co., 21 West Stewart st
Erskine George.. 12 Lauriston st
Gillies Neil, 26 Roxburgh st
Leisk Adam, jun., 12 Laird st
Mackay Peter, 9 Sugarhouse lane
M'Kinney John, 4 Bearhope st
M'Lachlan James, 14 Kilblain st
M'Pherson Donald K., 3 Newton st
Main Robert & Co., 31 Sugarhouse lane
Paterson William, jun., Hunter place
Philips David & Sons, 5 Tobago st
Robertson Charles, 6 Buccleuch st
Robertson James, 1 Kelly st
Shaw William, 34 Arthur st
Swan Andrew, 14 Nicolson st
Tosh David, 3 and 1 1 Brougham st
Wright Peter & Son, 66 Inverkip st
Spirit Dealers.
Alexander William (wholesale), 5 7 Venneland 2 Sir Michael st
Allan William, 2 Mansionhouse lane
Allan William O., 7 Inverkip st
Archibald William, 13 Charles st and 28 Market st
Armitage William, jun., 60 Lynedoch st
Arnott James, 53 Rue-end st
Arthur Joseph F., 38 West Blackhall st
Bathgate Mrs Archibald, 14 Terrace road
Blackwood John, 40 Cathcart st
Blanch Philip, 23 Bruce st
Blanche Richard, 60 East Hamilton st
Bodega Agency Co., 21 Shaw st and 24 Arcade
Boyd James, 12 Sir Michael st
Boots, visit the " Percy" Boot & Shoe Depot.

302 TRADES DIRECTORY.
Brady James, 38 Ann st and 62 Vennel
Brodie William, 3 Ropework st
Brodie Mrs, 35 Wellington st
Brown Joseph S., 31 Rue-end st
Brown Neil (wholesale), 7 and 9 Sir Michael st, and branches
Brown William, 40 West Burn st
Brown Mrs, 1 Argyle st
Bryce Mrs John, 9 Main st
Cameron A. F., 4 Watson's lane
Cameron James, 24 Charles st
Campbell Anderson & Co. (wholesale), 2 Shaw st and 6
Cathcart st
Campbell Malcolm, 4 Dellingburn square
Campbell Peter, 1 1 Laird st
Carrigan John, 31 Vennel
Chambers William, 12 Springkell st
Cochrane Mrs Janet, 10 Baker st
Crawford Robert P., 35 Ingleston st
Curtis C H. & Co. (wholesale), 32 Cathcart st and 24
Nicolson st
Davidson William. 1 Crescent st
Dempsey Michael, 22 Vennel
Devlin James, P., 18 Vennel
Devlin Patrick, 3 Market st and 24 Cathcart st
Dow Mrs E., 18 Sir Michael st
Downing Mrs William, 29 Cathcart st
Drysdale Thomas, 3 Crescent st
Duncan Robert, 12 Baker st
Dunlop George, jun., 10 East breast
Dursley James, 41 Main st
Duthie James, 27 Rue-end st
Ferguson Miss Jane, 13 Shaw st
Finlay A. H. (wholesale), 9 Shaw st and branches
Fleming Matthew, 46 Lynedoch st
Foulds William (wholesale), 29 Main st
Gallacher Mrs B., 15 Clarence st
Gallacher Mrs William, 2 Buccleuch st
Gerrard James, 36 Inverkip st
Gillies John B., 61 Roxburgh st
Gillies William, 41 Rue-end st
Gillies Mrs George D., 93 Roxburgh st
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Gilliland William, 45 Inverkip st
Gorman James, 6 Ann st
Grant John, 29 Dalrymple st
Hagan Charles, 34 Vennel and 6 Watson's lane
Hart James, 14 Shaw st
Hendry James, 2 Charles and 14 Market st
Hendry Miss M., 7 Main st
Hunt John, 4 Bearhope st
Inglis James, 10 Kilblain st
Kerr Edward, 1 Open shore
Kilpatrick Samuel, 35 Vennel
'
Lyle Archibald, 8 Smith's lane
Lyle John & Sons (wholesale),
Sugarhouse lane
6 West Quay lane and 17
M'Callum Donald, 22 West Blackhall st
M 'Clement Miss, 48 East Hamilton st
M'Cormick Henry, 3 Shannon's close
M'Cormick John, 2 Harvie lane and 1 Ropework st
MacDonald John, 12 East India breast
MacDonald Ronald, 10 West breast
M'Dougall John, 16 Stanners st
MacEachran Gilbert, 1 1 Arthur st
M'Ewan John, 27 Vennel
M'Farlane Archibald, 32 Arthur st
M'Grath John, 8 East breast
MacGregor Neil, 8 Cathcart and 1 Shaw st
M'Gregor James, 3 Shannon's close
M'Gregor John (wholesale), 25 Shaw st
M'Innes Dugald, 14 Hamilton st and 15 Rue-end st
Macintosh Ewen, 3 Charles st
M'Intosh Duncan, 18 East Shaw st and 9 Bearhope st
Macintyre James, 41 Ann st
MacKenzie Ewen, 25 Sugarhouse lane
MacKenzie James, 30 Cathcart st
M'Kenzie Peter, 11 Hamilton st
M'Kinnon Donald, 43 Crawfurd st and 6 East Shaw st
M'Kinnon Donald, 22 Cathcart st
M'Kinnon Hugh, 25 Vennel
M'Leish Daniel, 17 Shaw st
M 'Master Peter, 3 St. Andrew square and 2 Springkell st
M'Millan James, 31 Hamilton st
Goods is the "Percy" Boot and Shoe House.

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trades' directory.
M'Millan John, 69 Vennel
M'Nee Mrs Joseph, 20 Cathcart st
Millar S. H. (wholesale), 3 West Quay lane, and 17 Regent st
Millar William H., 29 Vennel
Miller Andrew, 38 Main st
Mulgrew Thomas, 7 East breast
Murray Timothy, 5 Mansion-house lane
O'Hara William, 61 Main st
Ostler Robert, 2 Carnock st
Paul John (wholesale), 8 Shaw st and 4 William st
Phillips Patrick (wholesale), 13 Cross-shore st and 63 Main st
Pollock John, 69 Main st
Polonis William, 9 Port-Glasgow road
Prentice Thomas & Co. (wholesale), 23 Nicolson st
Prentice Thomas. 3 St. Andrew st
Rennie James, 37 Rue-end st
Rennie Robert (wholesale). 20 West Burn st, 9 Inverkip st,
and 8 Cartsburn st
Riddell George, 4 Clarence st
Ronald William, 17 Bearhope st
Russell Mrs J. R., 21 Port-Glasgow road
Russell W. C. & Co. (wholesale), 27 Cathcart st and 3 Cartsburn
st
Sanders Joseph J., 23 Nicolson st
Scott Mrs, 62 Wellington st
Scullion Patrick, 9 Cross-shore st
Shand Robert, 66 Ann st
Sharp James C, 4 Shaw st
Sharp William, 17 John st
Shearer Mrs Janet, 2 1 Ann st
Sieger Engelbert, 41 West Blackhall st
Smith John, 10 Market st
Smith John, 33 Shaw st
Smith Mrs John, 30 East Hamilton st
Steel William, 14 John st
Stewart John, 34 Dalrymple st
Stewart John, 6 Market st
Stewart Mrs Isabella, 59 Main st
Thorne R. & Sons (wholesale), 6 Manse lane
Walker John, 1 7 Cathcart st
Watt John, no Drumfrochar road
We assure you all our Boots are made only

Watt William (wholesale), 47 Vennel
Weir Walter, 20 Sugarhouse lane
White David, 8 Inverkip st
White Thomson, 26 East Shaw st
Yorston Misses, 81 Roxburgh st
Briceland Andrew, 9 Watt st
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Stevedores.
Carroll James, 22 Cathcart st
Ferguson Moses, 13 West Stewart st
Grant William, 32 Dalrymple s*t
Greenock Slevedore Co., 8 Roslin st
Ross & Marshall, 7 Dock breast
Stock and Share Brokers.
Alexander & Dixon, Post Office buildings (west side)
Campbell Dugald, 49 Cathcart st
Hardie & Allan (C.A.), 2 Watt place
Nicoll James, 2 Bank st
Welsh, Walker & Macpherson, 33 Cathcart st
Sugar Brokers.
Anderson John & Co., 15 Hamilton st
Buchanan G. & M., 17 Hamilton st
Budgett James & Son (Limited), 46 Brymner st
Cunningham Charles, 49 Cathcart st
Czarnikow & Boog, 27 Cathcart st
Drake J. V. & Co., 27 Cathcart st
Hogg Alexander & Co., Sugar Exchange
Lang James, 30 Sugarhouse lane
Leitch John, 10 Sugar Exchange
Lusk Robert & Co., 7 Tobago st
Lyon James, 10 Cross-shore st
Macdonald, Hutcheson & Co., Commercial Bank buildings
M'Callum & Lochhead, n Duff st
M'Kirdy Robert & Co., 3 Brymner st
MacSymon & Co. (Limited), Argyle st
Marshall James & Co., 32 Cathcart st
from Solid Leather. " Percy's," 14 Hamilton St.

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Ramsay Charles G., 27 Cathcart st
Richmond Robert J., 27 Cathcart st
Ross William, 29 Cathcart st
Scott, Adams & Co., 2 Watt place
Smart J. R. & Co., 4 Brymner st
Smith A. C & Co., 4 Brymner st
Smith Alexander, 29 West Burn st
Williamson George, jun., 10 Cross-shore st
Wrede & Co., 32 Cathcart st
Sugar Refiners.
Ballantine & Rowan, Dellingburn st
Cartsburn Sugar Refining Co., 4 Crescent st
Clyde Sugar Refining Co., 107 Drumfrochar road
Glebe Sugar Refining Co., 6 Grey place
Hogg, Wallace & Co., Dellingburn st
Neill, Dempster & Neill, 78 Drumfrochar road
Orchard Sugar Refining Company, 22 Ingleston st
Roxburgh Street Refining Co., 40 Sir Michael st
Scott Alexander & Sons, 20 Baker st and Berry-yards
Walker John & Co., 3 Princes st
Sugar Samplers.
Galbreath John & Son, 8 West Quay lane
Spiers James & Son, 30 Cathcart st
Tailors, Clothiers, and Outfitters.
Abrahams Samuel, 49 Rue-end st
Anderson John, 32 Cathcart st
Armour John, 35 Roxburgh st
Brodie John, 9 Regent st
Bruce G. & J., 18 West Blackhall st
Buchanan John & Co., 42 Cathcart st
Burnett Joseph, 56 Rue-end st
Cairney William A., 32 Hamilton st
Chalmers Henry, 30 Nicolson st
Chevalier Frederick, 4 William st
20/ worth for 15/, at the " Percy" Shoe House,

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Cleland & Stewart, 18 Hamilton st
Colquhoun John, 7 Grey place
Cook David, 9 Rue-end st
Cowan Robert & Co., 2 West Blackhall st
Crawford & Laurie, 7 West Blackhall st
Douglas Peter, 14 Hamilton st
Fisher James C. & Co., 12 Cathcart st
Gait Robert, 51 Main st and 33 Charles st
Gilchrist John, 37 Hamilton st
Gilchrist William, 8 and 1 2 William st
Grant John & Co., Municipal buildings, Hamilton st
Greenock Clothing Company, 50 Cathcart st
Hamilton James & Son, 23 Cathcart st
Hepworth J. & Son, 2 Hamilton st
Howie Alexander, 25 West Blackhall st
Jamieson John & Co., 16 Hamilton st
Jenkins Alexander, 24 Hamilton st
Kay James & Co., 17 Hamilton st
Kellett George, 67 Roxburgh st
Leeds Clothing Company, 44 Cathcart st
Lennox James L., 16 West Blackhall st
M'Callum Duncan, 23 Cathcart st
M'Eleney John, 27 Shaw st
M'Fadyen Archibald, 29 Regent st
M'Giveran John, 26 Brymner st
M'Lellan Andrew, 53 Rue-end st
M 'Naught George W., 32 Ann st
MacVicar & Son, 39 West Burn st
Martin John, 5 Hamilton st
Merrylees J. & W., 14 William st
Moles J. & Co., 27 West Burn st
Morison Neil, 33 West Burn st
Morrison & Sons, 41 Cathcart st
Nicol Gavin, 29 West Burn st
Prentice D. & A., 24 Hamilton st
Ramsay Alexander, 39 West Burn st
Rowan J. G. & Co., 28 Hamilton st
Scott Robert, 30 Charles st
Stewart & Graham, 5 West Blackhall st
Wallace James & Co., 40 Cathcart st
Wright Robert, 34 West Blackhall st
(Sign of the Clock), M-A-K-E-R-S' P-R-l-C-E-S.

30S trades' directory.
Fisher & Co., Ladyburn
Tanners and Curriers.
Hill James M. & Co., n Stanners st
M'Ausland & Brand, Ladyburn
Paterson Charles & Sons, 19 Cartsburn st
Timber Merchants and Measurers.
Adam George & Co., 1 Cathcart st
Allison & Brand, 16 West Burn st
Broun Neil & Co., 2 Cathcart st
Cameron Allan & Son, Macdougall st
Carswell John & Son, 4 Cathcart st
Caird Colin S., 32 Cathcart st
Chalmers Hugh M. & Son, 7 Cowgate st
Davie Robert & Co., 63 Rue-end st
Holm & Fraser, 67 Rue-end st
Hunter Robert, 67 Rue-end st
Lamb Thomas, Sons & Co., 6 East Hamilton st
Macintyre Alexander, 40 Vennel
Maclean, Todd & Co., 67 Rue-end st
M'Lean James & Co., 27 and 64 Main st
Miller & Co., 64 Inverkip st
Mories John & Co., 2 Cathcart st
Morison John A., Dellingburn square
Murray James, 30 Market st
Tinsmiths.
Dewar & Co., 26 Charles
Fairgieve Andrew & Sons, 6 West breast
Ferguson William, 14 West Burn st and 4 Inverkip st
Logan Francis & Son, 21 Nicolson st
M'Cormick D. & Co., 8 Springkell st
M'Farlane James & Co., 20 Cathcart st
Rae John, 31 West Burn st
Sinclair Angus & Co., 21 Cathcart st
Stewart Daniel B., 14 West Blackhall st
Whyte & Ross, 17 Brymner st
Saving 25% in Buying our All-Leather Boots at

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Tobacconists.
Anderson Andrew, 65 Rue-end st
Boyd James, 1 Ann st
Boyd Miss M., Palmerston buildings
Cameron Miss H. R., 5 Rue-end st
Chalmers John, 7 Cathcart st
Chalmers Miss, 26 East Hamilton st
Christie Malcolm, 9 East breast
Dobbin George, 4 Sir Michael st
Donald James & Co., 7 Hamilton st
Edelsten Richard, 29 Brougham st
Haig James, 34 West Burn st
Harvey James, 61 Inverkip st
Jamieson Miss G, 35 Cathcart st
Laing Margaret, 17 Rue-end st
Lauder John M., 6 Inverkip st
Logan Francis, 16 Lynedoch st and 79 Roxburgh st
M'Bride Miss I., 44 Vennel
M'Dade Mrs H., 34 Dalrymple st
M'Intosh James, 10 Brymner st
Macintyre Charles J., 3 Brougham st
Mackay William Y., 37 West Blackhall st
M'Kirdy Mrs, n Laird st
M'Lachlan Miss Mary, 8 Grey place
M'Leod Miss J., 23 Main st
Macpherson Harriet K., 100 Roxburgh st
Menzies Miss R., 23 Vennel
Mitchell James C, 23 Rue-end st
Mitchell William H., 9 Hamilton st
More J. & A., 11 Hamilton st
Morton Mrs, 36 Hamilton st
Preston John, 17 West Blackhall st
Shand Thomas, 59 Rue-end st
Smith Mrs, 29 Regent st
Taylor James, 1 Lauriston st
Tierney Alexander H., 40 Hamilton st
Wyllie John, 83 Roxburgh st
Yeats M., 13 Cathcart st
14 Hamilton St.— Percy Brothers, Proprietors,

trades' directory.
Umbrella Makers.
Kerr William, 9 Lynedoch st
Leonard Charles, 8 Inverkip st
Macdonald Frank, 41 Ann st
Morrison John, 31 Charles st
Quin John & Son, 7 West Blackhall st
Rafferty Michael, 3 Buccleuch st
Ross Hugh, 25 Hamilton st
Veterinary Surgeons.
Macfarlane Arthur A., 4 Laird st and 5 George square
Robinson Alexander, 37 West Burn st and 60 Vennel
Robinson Archibald, 37 West Burn st
Watchmakers and Jewellers.
Aitken Andrew, 3 Hamilon st
Cameron Matthew, 36 Hamilton st
Clark John & Son, 19 West Blackhall st
Davidson Robert, 4 West Blackhall st
Douglas & Son, 9 Hamilton st
Hendry James, 59 Rue-end st
M'Gregor D. & Co., 32 Brymner st
M'Neil Thomas, 34 Brymner st
Madden William F., 49 Rue-end st
Mann Alexander, 16 Laird st
Marr James, 14 Hamilton st
Marr William, 32 Hamilton st
Menzies Robert, 27 West Burn st
Miller James, 43 West Burn st
Miller William S., 31 Brymner st
Ronald James, 23 Cathcart st
Smith Thomas W., 14 West Blackhall st
Stewart William, 14 West Blackhall st
Walker M. & Son, 28 Cathcart st
Ward R. & Co., 16 Hamilton st
Warden Andrew, 45 Hamilton st
Boots you buy direct from Percy Brothers, at

TRADES DIRECTORY. 31I
Wool Spinners.
Fleming, Reid & Co., Drumfrochar road
Houston Robert & Sons, 28 West Blackhall st
Wrights.
Adam James, 6 Smith's lane
Agnew James, 32 Crawfurd st
Austin & Kinnaird, 19 Bogle st
Black James & Co., 5 and 7 West Stewart st
Boyd John, 7 Brougham st
Carnaghan James, 13 Regent st
Chalmers Archibald, 36 Roxburgh st
Chalmers Hugh M. & Son, 7 Cowgate
Cook John, Lindsay's lane, West Quay head
Crawford & Fulton, 10 Terrace road
Denney & Crawford, 54 Kelly st
Hendry Daniel S., 3 Cathcart st
Houston R. & W. & Co., 69 Belville st
Jamieson Thomas, 8 South st
Lyon David, 6 East Blackhall st
M'Fadyen Archibald, 7 West Blackhall st
Macfie John, 3 Argyle st
M'Lean Neil, 10 Cross-shore st
M'Quoid William, 31 Sir Michael st
M'Walter Robert, 9 West Stewart st
Miller & Co., 64 Inverkip st
Miller J. & A., 20 West Blackhall st
Morrison A. & D., 3 Clarence st
Mossman James & Son, 68 Regent st
Park Matthew, 27 Newton st
Paterson Gavin, 31 Roxburgh st
Ramsay G. A., 16 Nicolson st
Scott Thomas, 28 Crawford st
Smith & M'Cuaig, 30 Charles st
Stevenson Alexander, 39 Wellington st
Stewart Charles F., 9 Brisbane st
Strachan A. J. & W., 1 Hope st
Turnbull Jonathan, 49 Rue-end st
Williamson & Gray, 51 Vennel
Young Archibald, 23 Ann st
(Percy's Corner), 14 Hamilton St., Greenock.

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STREET DIRECTORY.
ANN STREET.
ii Hazelton Charles
Lyle James
MTntyre Joseph
Mossman James
14 M'Grath John
O'Neill John
20 Rooney Mrs Teresa
22 Aitken Robert
Robertson James
25 M'Crackett Mrs P.
26 Evans John
Reid William
27 Barr James
Hamilton Mrs Janet
29 Dallas Matthew
Johnstone Mrs
MTntyre William
Millar Alexander
30 Mathieson John
M'Callum Miss Mary
31 Robinson A. M'C.
Taylor Robert
M'Leod John
32 Eadie Forbes
Telfer James
34 Dallas Adam
M 'Bride John
M'Dougall Duncan
M 'Gill Miss
36 M'Menamie Charles
38 Graham T.
Livingston Donald
39 Campbell John
Docherty Robert
M'Lean Donald
40 Bell John
Craig John
M 'Donald Neil
41 Allison Robert
Blake William H.
Clark Archibald
Lyon Mrs John
M'Crindle William
M'Neilage Alexander
42 Scott Andrew
43 Clark Mrs
44 Brown John
Duncan J. B.
Meikle William
MTntosh Mrs M.
M'Killop Donald
46 Alexander James
M'Gregor Gregor G.
Sinclair Alexander
48 Alexander William
Bailie George
Currie Gilbert
M'Kenzie Walter
50 Bisset William
Taylor Adam
Thomson Donald
53 M'Lellan Peter
56 Holburn Robert, jun.
Neill George M.
58 Macbeth Miss
59 Boyd Robert
Brittlebank Thomas
Campbell James
Campbell John
Gillespie James
Harley Allan
Robertson Archibald
60 Clark Mrs Peter
Kitchen James
M'Glashan John
Sharp John
61 Begg Samuel
Kerr Robert
Percy Bros., 14 Hamilton Street, Greenock.

314
Ann Street—Continued
61 M'Dougall Lachlan
Taylor Angus
Wright David
62 Blyth Thomas
Ferguson John
Kinniburgh James
Livingston John
M'Farlane Duncan
Pattison Duncan
Robertson James
63 Leitch Colin
64 Caldwell David
Caldwell Janet
Gunn Alexander
Robertson Colin
Rodger William
Swan William
66 M'Laren Archibald
70 White James
71 M'Kean William
Peacock Mrs
Scott Hugh
72 Beveridge James
Brown Mrs
73 M'Coll Allan
M'Farlane Mrs
74 Bryson Patrick
Kelso William
76 Campbell William
Mitchell John
ANTIGUA STREET.
2 Blair Archibald
Fyfe Robert
M'Callum Peter
Orr Thomas
Orr William
3 Bathgate Mrs Archibald
Drummond Daniel
Reid James
Murray Robert
Nicolson Samuel
Park Boyd
4 Bryce Mrs John
Gilmour James
5 Anderson James
Graham Dugald
Macfarlane John
Sorrie Mrs Peter
STREET DIRECTORY.
1
6 Borland John
Foulds Matthew
M'Call Mrs
Orr James
Pollock Mrs J.
Service Daniel
8 Black Neil
Livingston Alexander
Turner Mrs
9 Buchanan Duncan
Cameron John
Clark Mrs Andrew
Mathieson John
M 'Master Peter
10 M'Nair Robert
Millar Robert
Wood Miss
1 Anderson Mrs E.
Black Duncan
M'Pherson Andrew W.
Miller Mrs
Thomson Peter
13 Ballantine Peter
15
Campbell Angus
M'Kenzie Roderick
M'Corquodale Duncan
Ritchie Alexander
Smith George
16 Blancken Joseph
Heron James
Wallace Mrs Ann
17 Porteous Robert
Taylor Charles
18 Galloway James
Gunn Alexander
M'Lachlan Mrs
Sinclair Alexander
19 Cove James
Copland John
20 Ferguson Alexander
Smith John
Thomson James
21 M'Neilage John
22 Boyd Bryce
M 'Donald Mrs
Neil Thomas
Paul Miss
Smith Donald
24 Buchanan Neil
Ferguson George
M'Adam Matthew
Wright Robert
You get all that Money and Experience can

ARDGOWAN STREET (West).
I Mumme Carl
5 Douglas John Campbell, M. D.
6 Amos Miss
Caiser Mrs Joseph
Clark Andrew A.
Dunn Miss
Stewart Daniel B.
7 M'Farlane Miss Margaret
Maclean James
West Miss
8 Brown Miss Mary
Bruce George
Campbell John F.
Cuningham Charles
Hutcheson John
Hutcheson William
Weir James-
9 Clapperton Mrs
Connell James
Galbraith John
Gilchrist Mrs
Kirkcaldy William
Maclean James
Taylor Robert
12 Aitken William N.
Black Donald
Candlish Mrs
Currie Richard
Macvicar Hugh
M'Farlane Donald
M'Kerracher Alexander
Smith William
13 Dunlop Mrs J.
M'Lean Miss
Menard Josue
Niven Mrs
Ramsay G. A.
Symington Rev. Andrew
14 Burnett James
Craig James R.
Fleming Mrs Matthew
Livingston Miss
M'Farlane Archibald
Murray James
Stewart William
Townend Mrs
17 Tannock Quintin
19 Fowling Charles R. II.
M'Kechnie Miss
STREET DIRECTORY. 315
19 Neill Hugh R.
Nicoll Mrs James
20 Cunningham Duncan
Park Mrs William
21 Williamson Mrs John
23 Bennie Rev. R.
Bowling Mrs
Brown Miss Anderson
Ferguson Daniel
Gilkison Mrs W. P.
Graham Hugh
25 Glass John
28 Ferguson Robert
Macara Renton
M'Kelvie Mrs James
Taylor Mrs
Wallace James
29 Meldrum Mrs
Mitchell James
Patrick John B.
30 Boxill Samuel
Ferguson William
Hendry George
Watson Robert F.
31 Richmond Robert J.
32 Brown James, jun.
Colquhoun John
Hutchison James
Macintosh Neil
M'Neil Thomas
33 Dunbar Miss
M'Callum Mrs Daniel
Scott Miss Margaret
35 Watt William
37 MacCunn James
39 Leitch W. O.
40 Bonar Rev. Dr John James
41 Prentice Thomas
50 Taylor William
ARDGOWAN SQUARE.
I M'Murtrie Robert
3 Nicolson Alexander, LL.D.
4 Cairns David, M.D., CM.
7 Campbell Rev. John
8 Marshall W. J., M.D.
9 Bruce Mrs Agnes
Lindsay Miss
Morton Miss
10 Little Miss
make out of Leather at 14 Hamilton Street.

316
STREET DIRECTORY.
Ardgowan Square—Continued 16 Love Mrs
12 Macfarlane Mrs Robert Mowat Mrs
13 Fox John, M.D. 22 Lever Robert
14 Lamont William M'Aulay James
Orr William M'Lean John
15 Leitch Patrick W. 3° M'Farlane Archibald
Leitch Miss 40 M'Allister Donald
16 Black A. J. 42 Cooper Archibald
17 Lamb 1
homas, jun. M'Kenna Charles
Macdonald James 44 Lyden William
Macpherson Hugh M'Gregor James
Nimmo Andrew
Rougvie James
18 Poulter G. T. BAKER STREET.
19 Paton James, M.D.
20 Robertson John K., M.D 10 Cochrane William
21 Coutts John Cochrane Mrs Janet
22 M'Lean Mrs William 12 Duncan Robert
17 Adam George
ARGYLE STREET. Carr Mrs Andrew
1
2
Brown Mrs
Clark Mrs BANK STREET.
3 Gardener Mrs Archibald
M'Ausland Alexander •1 M'Glashan John
M'Gallan William
M'Lean John
j Grandison James
Howieson Mrs William
Morris Mrs James M'Pherson Malcolm
O'Shea Ambrose 5 M'Cormick Henry
9 Adam Miss M'Gugan Mrs John
Edwards William 6 Benson Miss
M' Kill op George 15 M'Kissock James
Muir Matthew M'Lellan Thomas
Stewart Mrs Alexander Phelan Rev. Patrick
Webster Alexander 22 Carmichael Donald
MacEachran Alexander
ARMADALE PLACE. Prentice Mrs Adam
Thexton Robert
1 Mulgrew Thomas 24 Leitch Mrs Angus
Rippon Cornelius W. M'Lellan John
3 King Mrs Andrew Sproul Andrew
M'Ewing James Turnbull William M.
Simpson Richard Wallace Mrs William
5 Blanch Philip 25 Fulton John
Laurent F. B. Henderson William F.
Mitchell Thomas Kelso Mrs Janet
Livingston Duncan
ARTHUR STREET. Ross Finlay
Selby William S.
12 Govan David Thomson James
15 M'Dougall Mrs Allan 27 Baxter Andrew
16 Barr William Kennedy Thomas
The "Percy" Shoe House for

Bank Street—Continued
27 Wilson William
28 Campbell Duncan
Fleming James
29 Caldwell Robert
Downie James
Leckie W. F.
M'Dougall Duncan
Smith John R.
30 Rennie John
31 Cunningham P. G
Maclean Alexander S.
32 Fulton James
33 Barr John
Harrison T. H.
37 Bell Peter
Newall Mrs A.
Paterson David G.
Robson John
Steel Hugh .
Stewart Thomas 0«
39 Connor Mrs John
Fleming Matthew
Oswald Mrs John
Steel John S.
Watt John
BEARHOPE STREET,
3 Lawson John
7 Fernie Mrs George
15 Edmiston George
Keys James
17 M'Coll Peter
18 Campbell Duncan
Henderson Mrs Robert
M'Kechnie John
Murray Neil
19 M'Farlan William
Scullin Felix
20 Alexander John
M'Gowan Archibald
M'Intosh Hugh
22 Campbell Archibald
BEDFORD STREET.
1 Neill John
4 Smith Alexander
8 Millar S. H.
Substantias Value in Boots.
1
STREET DIRECTORY. 317
10 Jamieson Thomas
18 Hunter Wm. H.
Smith Thomas
BELVILLE STREET.
I Allison David
Blyth David
I 3
Simpson James
M 'Donald Alexander
5 Brown John
j
Dickson Alexander
Gordon James
Howie Andrew
M'Intosh John
6 Campbell Donald
Lyon Archibald
Wilson John
7 Baxter John
Brown Ebenezer
M'Leod Colin
Paterson James
Stewart James
1 Campbell Archibald
Speirs Robert
12 Campbell Robert
Simpson Thomas
13 King Alexander
M'Cuaig Peter
M 'Lean John
15 Liddell David
M'Gregor George
M'Intosh David
Turnbull William
17 Blair John
Farquharson Mrs Alexander
Johnston William
M'Kinnon Donald
Ross Finlay
19 Murray Archibald
M'Lelland William
21 Allan Robert
M'lver Hector
23 Hunter Robert
Kerr John
M'Lachlan Donald
24 Allan Jamieson
Holms William
Houston Mrs
Rae William
27 M'Gregor William

3i» STREET DIRECTORY.
Belville Street— Continued
27 M'Kendrick John
Sillars Andrew
51 Beaton William
M'Kenzie James
Lochhead Mrs
53 Cunningham Thomas
Houston Robert
M'Kechnie John
M'Kenzie Colin
55 Lamont Duncan
Lyon Dugald
Page Thomas
Tucker John
57 Arthur William
Boyd David
Emslie James
Gordon Thomas
Somerville William
59 M'Kenzie Donald
M'Lintock Robert
Service William
Williamson Robert
61 Anderson William
Galbraith John
M'Call John
63 M 'Gibbon Charles
Moffat Alexander
65 Hendry Robert
Macdonald John
M 'Arthur Robert
M'Kinnon Neil
M'Lachlan Duncan
Mitchell John
Montgomery Robert
67 Angus John
Burns William
Oliver James
73 Moody Allan
78 Cumming John B.
M'Kellar Archibald
M'Laren John
80 Darroch Peter
Elder John
M 'Lean John
81 Moore William
82 Aitkinson John
Crawford William H.
Fulton William
Leslie James
8^ Grott Ferdinand
Holmes Thomas
83 Johnston James
Lyon David
Stevenson Duncan
84 Barbour Miss
Jackson William
Petrie Peter
85 Allan William
Davers Mrs A.
Fleming Henry
M'Fadyen Archibald
Ritchie Adam
86 Carstairs Robert
M'Gregor James
87 M'Leod Mrs John M.
89 Alexander James
Baxter David
Brock Archibald
Smith Robert
Wylie James
91 Austin Mrs
Boyd William
Conn John
Johnston Thomas
MTntyre Archibald
93 Brisbane Ebenezer
M'Kenzie William
Smith John
95 Dunn A. C.
Filshill Stewart
Lamont Donald
Ramsay Henry
Samson Thomas
97 Mackie John
M'Culloch Mrs
Scott Alexander
Tait John
Taylor James
99 Foster Robert P.
Lambie Robert
Stewart Mrs Isabella
Watters Mrs Stewart
101 Alexander James
Gibson Angus
M'Farlane Robert
Smith William
103 Aitken Mrs John
Anderson Mrs John
Campbell Archibald
Ferguson Robert
Smith John
105 Adamson Mrs
Gillespie John
20/ Worth for 15/ at the

Belville Street—Continued
105 M 'Arthur John
M 'Clement James
BENTINCK STREET.
2 Burns Mrs George
Frame James
4 Mackay William Y.
Stirling William
Thomson Duncan C.
9 M'Kenzie Miss
1 1 Williamson James
13 Yeats Thomas
14 Inglis Mrs James
15 Ward Richard
17 Paterson Daniel
18 Benton William
Duncan Archibald
Fleming John
Duff Robert
19 Dick J. M.
Lyon James
Rowan Alexander
20 Thomson Rev. J. B.
21 Tosh David
23 Broadfoot Mrs James
25 Macdougall John
Price R.
27 Curtis William H.
BOGLE STREET.
18 Low John
Marley Mrs
Miller John
BOYD STREET.
2 Bradley Miss
4 Brown Charles
6 Gush Charles
7 Clark John A.
M'Aulay James
M'Kenzie Alexander
Malcolm John
BRACHELSTON STREET.
2 Duncan Matthew
3 Calder Alexander
5 Cram James
STREET DIRECTORY. 319
7 Black James
Jenkins Alexander
Murray Charles
M'Farlane Neil
II Hepburn Thomas
13 Murray James
BRISBANE STREET.
1 Jamieson R. W.
6 Bisset J. G.
M'Geachan William
M'Pherson Miss
Watson Hugh M'P.
Weir Thomas
Young J.
7 Bell Robert H.
Bowie Mrs Archibald
Connor David
Irons Mrs Agnes
Plant Frederick
8 Black Alexander
Farquhar Charles
M'Millan John
Stevens Mrs James
Till J. L.
9 Macdonald M. Frank
10 Beattie Miss J.
Maclean Mrs J.
Macnab Archibald
Miller William
Ritchie John
12 Brown Archibald
Faid John
Hendry Archibald
M'Lachlan Mrs John
13 Arthur Miss
Black Hugh
Brown Duncan
Carmichael Miss Ann
Malcolm James
Winton Mrs Robert
14 Christie Rev. J. G., B.D.
M'Call Archibald
M'Farlane Dugald
Potter Miss E.
Ritchie David
Ritchie Mrs Anna
Williamson Mrs John
15 Allison Mrs Alexander
Arbuckle Mrs
Percy" Shoe House. 14 Hamilton Street,

320 STREET DIRECTORY.
Brisbane Street—Continued
15 Banks Mrs Alexander
Cameron Mrs Patrick
M'Callum Malcolm
Philips David, jun.
17 Guthrie Robert
Kirkwood Miss
Lees William
Shand Misses
Thomson Charles
Williamson Andrew
19 Banks James
Cameron John
Cross Misses
Durkin Henry R.
Keenan Matthew
Macbrayne John
20 Denham Robert
Love Mrs John
M'Millan Andrew
Simpson John A.
Stevenson Miss M. M.
Wilson Misses A. & E.
21 Edwards Mrs Elizabeth
M'Ausland Robert
Moffat Gilbert
Paterson D. H.
Reid William
Russell Andrew
22 Cathie James
Cowan Mrs A.
Duncan Mrs R. F.
Grier Thomas
Hendry Mrs
Hutcheson Mrs Peter
23 Brown Duncan
Cook Archibald
Simpson Gordon
Wardle George
24 Baird Arthur R.
Campbell Mrs Archibald
Dick Mrs
Hunter Miss E.
More Mrs James
Newman Miss
Orr Misses
25 Cameron John
Griffiths Edward Jones
Hill Mrs George
Lyle Mrs R. G.
Montgomerie John
26 Campbell Mrs Peter
26 Crawford H. B.
Hinmers Miss Ellen
M'Gillivray Mrs Alexander
Roy Thomas
Wood Robert C.
28 Duft Miss
Hourston Mrs P.
Johnston Duncan
Love Robert
Stewart Mrs Elizabeth
30 Archibald William
Brodie Mrs
M'Laren A. D.
Neilson William
Peace Mrs
Shepherd William
32 Armit Mrs James
Born Joseph
Chalmers Robert
Ferguson D.
Muir William
Simpson Mrs D. M.
33 Haigjohn
34 Buchanan James
Farquhar Mrs William
King Thomas
Morrison Miss
35 Buchanan Robert
M'Quistan Mrs Mary
Wright Mrs
36 Campbell Peter, jun.
Morton Mrs
Stevenson Hugh
37 Hector Mrs James
38 Cameron Miss M'F.
Fulton James
M 'Arthur Mrs John
Moon F.
Park Mrs James
Scott B. S.
Thorn Archibald
40 Blair William
Henderson Rev. A. R.
Liddell Mrs
MacCallum Henry
Rodger John
Scobie James
Swan Andrew
42 Anderson George J.
Andrews William
Baird Arthur R.
Denholm John
25% Ordinary Retailers' Prices at the

Brisbane Street—Continued
42 M 'Donald Angus
Quin John
Quin William
45 Buchanan John L.
Buchanan Mrs R.
Campbell James M.
Duncan William
Low William D.
M'Farlan Robert
47 Auld Mrs William
Cameron William
Carmichael Miss
Carmichael Miss M. C.
Jacobs Thomas R.
Lennox James L.
Macnaught John
49 Cuthbert Rev. William
M'Cunn James
M'Neil James, jun.
Procter R. M.
Taylor James R.
Wilkie Donald
51 Allan Mrs George
Archibald Thomas P.
Campbell John H.
M'Indoe Mrs
Paterson Lachlan
Smith Miss
Walker William
53 Brough John
Fisher Peter B.
Lyon Miss
M'Laren Duncan
M'Lelland William
Stevenson Archibald
Stewart Mrs William M. A.
Wilson John
54 Wilson William A., M.D.
55 Brown John
57 Brown Archibald
59 Sinclair Mrs P.
Todd Miss Jessie
61 Crawford Thomas
Swan Robert
79 Campbell C. T.
Campbell Mrs James
81 Stanbury George
83 Barclay Rev. John
85 Davidson Rev. James
87 Crockatt J. R.
Crockatt Mrs William
STREET DIRECTORY. 321
89 Walker Robert Stewart
95 Graham John, B.A.
97 Kerr Andrew
99 Wallace E. S.
100 Pace Andrew
101 Anderson John
BROUGHAM STREET.
3 Duff Daniel
Dunlop Miss
Macintyre Charles J.
Thomson John
4 M'Millan Matthew
6 Mackenzie Ewen
Watson Frederick
8 Cross W. Paterson
9 Peek Mrs
ti Drummond Robert
13 Aitken James
15 M'Corquodale Mrs
M'Innes Robert
Sprott James
17 Buie Hugh
Dale James
Davidson Robert
Hopkins Robert
Kerr Peter
23 MTlroy James
25 Aitken William
Shearer James
29 Crombie William
Dow Mrs E.
Justice Mrs
Neilson Alexander
Scott Peter
31 Farwell Mrs W. F.
Hunter William
Justice William
33 Barr Mrs John
Davidson William
M'Ausland Miss
34 Scott John, C.B.
41 Gordon John
43 Allan William O.
44 Black Mrs A.
Macgregor Neil
45 Stewart Thomas
47 Blair Mrs
Muir Mrs
Reid James
"Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.

322 STREET DIRECTORY.
Brougham Street— Continued
47 Skivington W. G.
48 Anderson Hugh
Fairbairn Andrew
Swan Miss
49 Hutton Hugh
Muir Miss
Scott Ivie
5c Darroch Duncan
Drummond Miss
Foster Miss
51 Borland Miss
Crawford P. R.
Houston Miss
52 Bone Mrs William
Hendry P. D.
Moody Miss
54 Broadfoot William
Evans Mrs
Paul John
Smith Robert
Taylor Miss A.
Ferguson James
BRUCE STREET.
1 Batters Silas
3 Gillies Neil
M 'Arthur Mrs
M'Farlane Alexander
14 Baird Hugh
Bruce David
Elliot Charles
16 Black James
M'Aulay Alexander
M'Kinlay Edward
18 M'Kellar James C.
Melrose William
19 Paterson Robert
20 Cowan Mrs
Gillies Malcolm
21 Shaw Neil
Sinclair Humphrey
25 Adam William
Campbell Allan
Cooper Archibald
Paterson William
26 M'Culloch James
27 Gregson William
Mitchell Daniel
Robb James
27 Sloan James
28 Duncan Thomas
M'Kechnie Dugald
30 Blair James
Chalmers John
Grieve Robert
Kelso Matthew
Robertson Andrew
Sprunt William
BRYMNER STREET.
7 M'Fadyen Lachlan
M'Lean Malcolm
12 Kennedy Mrs
30 Campbell Robert
Clark W. B.
Park Robert
32 M'Gregor Duncan
38 Crawford James
Ellis James
Madden William
Macdonald John
CADDLEHILL STREET.
Thomson James, Caddlehill ho.
1 Glen Miss
5 Chalmers John
Edwards Simon
Fulton Mrs Margaret
Plammond David
Heron Andrew C.
Neill John
M'Ga'in Mrs
Sinclair Duncan
7 Brown Alexander
Brown Hugh E.
Campbell Duncan
Higgins William
M'Whirter William
Millar James
Morrison John
Morrow Andrew
Sanders Joseph J.
Whitelaw John
11 Fullarton Rev. Archibald
13 Sharp J. C.
15 Napier Mrs
17 Campbell Mrs Christina
" Boots & Shoes" at strictly manufacturers

STREET DIRECTORY. 323
Caddlehill Street—Continued 10 M'Farlane James
19 Macdonald Archibald Parker Robert
21 Smith Alexander C. Thomson John
22 Kirkwood Alexander
CAMPBELL STREET.
CARWOOD STREET.
37 Adams John
Leitch Daniel
M'Farlane Mrs, Sycamore lodge
4 Mathie John
Russell Tames
5 Sharp William
6 Brown John
Polonis Hugh
CAMPSIE TERRACE. 7
Ross James
Aitken William
Houston Archibald
1 Foster Edward M' Bride Francis
2
MTntyre Mrs
Menzies James
Walker Wm.
Blair Mrs Archibald
8 Allan James
Crammond Archibald
Hair Dugald
M'Kay George
Brown Mrs
Norman Louis
Penny Hugh
Steel Mrs
9 Fry David
Polonis George
Steel W. B.
10 Hopkirk Andrew
3
Wilson John
Brock James
Brown Hugh
11
Lindsay Mrs J.
Brown John
Campbell Matthew
M'Nicol Peter Steel Edward
Patterson Miss 13 Hope Neil
Sinclair Peter Pollock John
Stone James
CAPTAIN STREET.
CATHCART STREET.
7 Black James
13 Thomson Alexander
19 M'Gill Hugh
M'Lean Donald
5
7
8
Sinclair W. G.
Anderson Mrs
Brown Mrs Robert
14 Brown George
CARDWELL BAY. 16
Gunn Mrs George
Duncan Miss
Dawson John
Love Mrs David Fleming Miss
CARNOCK STREET.
M'Nee Mrs Joseph
Shearer Tames
18 D. i.l.l .
v. iliui,!
3 Holmes John Hope James
4 Reid Richard G. Sargent Charles
6 Barclay Henry
Dodd W. S.
22
23
Carroll James
M'Kenzie John
10 M'Connell Donald
Brown Alexander
24
29
Borland J. C.
Clark Joseph
prices, from Percy Bros., 14 Hamilton Street,

324
Cathcart Street—Continued
29 Scullion Patrick
30 Brown John R.
32 Ronald Mrs James
34 Buchanan Mrs
37 M'Alister Archibald
38 Love John
40 Merrylees James
46 May John G.
47 Ballingall Peter
49 Henderson John
50 Macnaughton David
CHARLES STREET.
12 Logan Matthew
13 Bennet William
Cabrie William
Reid William
CHURCH PLACE.
4 Chalmers Hume
CRAWFURD ST. (Glebe).
11 Hyndman Mrs
13 O'Neill John
22 M 'Bride John
28 Davie James
35 Dinning Miss
36 Barbour Alexander
Bissland Peter
Nicolson Alexander
37 Lynch John
M'Farlane David
38 M'lver Mrs
M'Kechnie Miss C.
Nicholson Alexander
Phillips James
Young Thomas
41 Baker William
M'Bain Hugh
Vanvashan Mrs
42 Munro Colin
43 Jones Alexander
Mackie Charles
45 Brown Alexander
Cottrell Robert Reynolds
STREET DIRECTORY.
46 Hood John
47 Cook Angus
M'Aulay Matthew
M'Kellar David
M'Cloy Daniel
48 M'Neill William
50 Robertson Mrs
CRESCENT STREET.
I Easton Peter
7 Linn Thomas
9 Foulis Hay
Hughes William
1 1 Lochead John
13 Hughes Mrs Robert
14 M'Cracken Robert
16 Black Daniel
22 Smith Mrs Thomas
25 M'Kechnie Mrs
32 Paton Alexander
Richardson James
Service Matthew
34 Armstrong William
Buchanan David
Burnie George
Letson James
Paul James
Spencer William
36 Buchanan John
M'Fadyen Neil
Rorison John
CROSS-SHORE STREET.
2 Service David
5 M'Callum Edward
8 Christie Malcolm
O'Donnell John
Rodgers James
9 Bradley Joseph
Glen Mrs William
[3 Colligan Patrick
[4 Anderson Alexander
DEMPSTER STREET.
5 Auld Robert
Black Alexander
Gentlemen," we have as fine Boots & Shoes

Dempster Street—Continued
5 Brown James
M 'Caul John
Rankin John
Stewart Mrs
7 Evans J. T.
Morrison Mrs Mary
Reid Archibald
Urie Thomas
9 Allan George
Bowie John
Dick John
Nicol William
Richardson John
ii i Bruce George
Buchanan W. G.
Clark John
Hannah Mrs James
Macleod Roderick
Peden John
Ritchie Robert
15 Fairgrieve Thomas
M'Kellar John
Millar James
Reid Robert
Telfer James
17 Armitage William
Boag Hugh
Noble Tom
Swan Mrs
19 French Andrew
Irvine Mrs James
Robertson Wellwood M.
Smith Alexander
21 Gilchrist Thomas
Gordon James
Graham Archibald
Murdoch William D.
Parker Hugh
23 Devlin Henry
Hosea Clounes
M'Donald James
M'Kie Samuel
Soutter H. D.
25 Blair Mrs Ann
Cameron A. F.
Gillies Mrs
Howie Alexander
Miller John
Templeton Robert P.
27 Dick James K.
Kent John
STREET DIRECTORY. 3 2 5
27 Martin John
MTntyre James
Robertson James
Walker Robert
Walker William
29 Anderson George
Cruickshanks Alexander
Forbes James
M 'Bride Peter
M'Kenzie David C.
31 Boyd Mrs Daniel
Coyle John, jun.
Law Mrs
M'Callum Duncan
Sutherland Duncan
Wilson Hugh
37 Scott Finlay
39 Melville William
Pattison David D.
41 Orr Daniel
76 Ferguson Donald
Given William
Manson Gordon
78 Boyce Hugh
Gillander Robert
M'Arthur John
80 Sebborn Farrow
81 Chalmers Andrew
83 Copeland John
Ritchie John
85 Bruce James
Galbraith William
Grant Mrs
M'Lachlan Mrs
Ratcliffe Thomas
Tarbet Mrs
87 Buchanan James
Campbell Alexander
Innes Joseph
Macdonald Angus
Rough John
89 Bauchope Moses
Grey George
M'Kenzie Alexander
90 Mundell George
Stewart Norman
91 Campbell Alexander
Lamont Hugh
Ramsay Charles B.
Rodger Alexander
Rutherford Robert
92 Angus James
as can be made, at 14 Hamilton Street.

326
Dempster Street—Continued
92 Carter William
Douglas John C.
Mullen John
93 M'Kechnie Allan, jun.
Poison David
94 Balfour William
M'Gill Archibald
95 M'Dougall Hugh
M'Guire Robert
Millar Peter
Molseed Andrew
Pirrie Mrs
96 Macdonald Hugh
104 Bishop Samuel
Kerr James
Rodger John
106 Foster Robert J.
Wallace James
108 Bates Stewart
France Robert
Mathieson Lindsay
HO Whiteside Alexander
1 1 1 Black John
Caroline Solomon
113 Baxter Alexander
Gunion William
M'Innes William
M'Lean Andrew Y.
115 Cameron Hugh
Graham William
M'Phail Peter
DRUMFROCHAR ROAD.
53 Leith Robert
54 Caldwell Thomas
Reid James
55 Firth John
Ross John
56 M'Luskie James
60 Armour George
Simpson Richard
62 Gibson Henry
Seath James
64 Black John
Blair Alexander
Brown Robert
68 Campbell Robert
Maitland James
104 Sinclair Mrs Pete/
STREET DIRECTORY.
108 Kerr William
no Brown Mrs James
112 Baxter Thomas H.
Duckworth Joseph
Hackling John
Inglis Mrs James
M 'Cowan John
Riddell John
114 Hackling John
124 Crawford Robert
Hutcheson John
Malcolm George
126 Johnston George
Tarbet Thomas
DUFF STREET.
3 Simpson Adam
4 MTnnes Duncan
5 Lee Thomas
MTntosh James
6 Brown John
Martin John H.
8 Madden William F.
DUNCAN STREET
I Robertson John
II Alexander Robert
M'Farlane Dugald
24 M 'Coll John
26 M'Alpine Daniel
EAST BLACKHALL STREET.
8 Gush James
M'Killop John E.
Simpson James W.
9 Black Daniel
Brough Hugh
Francis Hugh
10 Beveridge Daniel
11 Blackwood Neil
Campbell Misses
Edmiston Allan
M'Glashan Ebenezer
12 Allison Mrs S.
M 'Clement Miss Marion
Smith D. C.
"Ladies," we can save you money in Boots.

EAST CRAWFORD STREET.
3 Barrie Mrs
Lamb William
5 Mills Robert
Stewart Charles
7 Pearson Mrs John
Thomson Dugald
8 Cameron Allan, jun.
11 Campbell John
M'lver Norman
Tait James
18 Johnstone Alexander
Stewart William
Ure James
20 Wrecle F. L.
24 Hunter Robert
M'Guffie John
M'Kenzie John
Turner Alfred
28 Bell Rev. Robert
31 Barbour James
Patrick James
32 Murray Alexander
33 Davidson David
Hutcheson James
Stewart C. P.
34 Filshill James
36 Lambie Francis
38 Shand John
Shand Thomas
40 Walker Alexander
42 Marshall Mrs Robert
44 Russell William
46 Prowse Samuel
48 M'Ewing David
52 M'Bryde James
54 Caldwell Matthew
56 Johnston J.
58 Scott Mrs Jane
60 Anderson Alexander
62 Jordon Mrs John
M'Kenzie Robert
66 Wylie James
68 Buie Neil
70 Cuthbert James
72 Clark Mrs D.
74 Lambie Mrs J. M.
STREET DIRECTORY. 327
EAST HAMILTON STREET.
Buchanan James, Garvel Park ho.
2 M'Kenzie Alexander
4 Burnett William
26 Brymner William
Chalmers John
28 Brown John
Finlay Thomas
Ogg William
Smith A.
Williamson George
30 Barr Archibald
Kerr Henry
Reid Duncan
32 Elliott Henry
36 Buchanan Robert
38 Ewing George T.
Hendry Miss M.
46 Brown William
Gillies William
Lindsay James
52 Farrell James
60 Callan George
66 Brand Mrs William
68 M'Whinnie Hugh
Pettigrew James
79 Appleton Thomas
89 Polonis William
92 Vicker Robert
EDDLEWOOD PLACE.
Buchan James
Hill K. H.
Jones Paul
M'Laren Alexander
M'Phail Miss
ELDON PLACE.
(Eldon Street.)
Bruce F. G.
Lyle Abram
ELDON STREET.
2 Galbreath John
7 Arkley Misses
at the " Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton St.

328 STREET DIRECTORY.
Eldon Street—Continued
8 Black John
9 M'Culloch John
io Cluckie N. Gordon
II Kincaid Miss
13 Hill Matthew
14 Paterson Charles M.
Newall Mrs
16 Jamieson John
Shand Rev. Alex. Erskine
18 Culloden Mrs
Tarbet Mrs
20 Arthur J. F.
21 Wright Alexander
23 Rodger Walter W. B.
28 Hamilton William
32 Paterson James
34 Johnstone Rev. T. Francis
36 Sword Archibald
38 Paton Archibald J.
39 Riddell George
40 Aitken Andrew
Lang John
41 Adam Mrs George
42 M'Dougall Duncan
Sharp William
44 Marshall Mrs William
48 Prentice John
50 Rowan Thomas B.
51 Lyle Abram
52 Blair David
Craig Mrs John
Harvey Mrs Frank E.
Struthers Rev. J. P.
53 Kerr John
58 Baxter William B.
Blair Robert F.
Harvey Mrs Francis
60 Henry John
Johnston Mrs
Stewart Mrs
61 Finlay Mrs Robert
62 Briton Thomas
Stewart John
63 Alexander John
65 Lang John
67 Gibb Misses
68 Christie George
70 Cowie Mrs William
Lang Robert
78 Aitken James
87 Kerr Peter
89 Ramsay Hope Stewart
91 Mackay Mrs Charles S.
93 Houston G. W.
Houston Mrs Robert
97 Gatherer Peter
99 Devlin Patrick
103 Brown J. D.
105 Brymner John
109 M'Kellar Hugh
115 Jerdan Rev. Charles
117 Walker H. R.
119 Brown William A.
Caird Mrs John
123 M'Farlane Arthur A.
149 Sowter John
151 Stewart Duncan F.
153 Swan Mrs Allan
155 Douglas Thomas N.
157 Forwell Mrs
161 Baine Alexander
163 Walker Malcolm M'N.
Yuill John C.
167 M'Arley David
ESPLANADE.
2 Clark Archibald
Morrison Misses
6 M'Lean Mrs James
8 Taylor William E.
9 Donald Miss
21 Wilson Edward
23 Duff James B.
24 Stronach William
27 King Henry
28 Stewart James B.
31 Young J. S.
32 Turner Mrs James
33 Jarvie Rev. J. M.
35 Carmichael Thomas
36 Crawford John
37 M'llwraith Hew
38 Steel Mrs Hugh
40 Hardie William
41 Brown R. G.
43 Allison William
46 Rankin Mrs
47 Mackay Peter
48 Buchanan Miss
49 Wilson Thomas
50 Taylor Thomas H.
Percy Bros. "City" Boot for Gentlemen, 10/6,

Esplanade— Continued
51 Carswell John
52 Hill James M.
54 Blanche Richard
55 Rowan John
56 Finlay Mrs A. H.
58 Paul W. B.
59 Paton James
60 Fyfe John P.
61 Hendry Mrs Duncan
Jenkins George
62 Finlay A. Campbell
63 Ross William
64 M'Morland R. S.
65 Fleming Alexander M.
66 M'Call Thomas
•67 Brown Neil
FINNART ROAD.
Erskine John, Finnart Grove
Erskine D. M.
FINNART STREET.
2 Boyd James
Colquhoun Duncan
Haddow Miss
M'Lean Mrs F.
3 Graham James
4 M'Millan Angus
M 'Vicar Mrs
Macfie Miss Margaret
Stewart Thomas H.
5 Cairns William
6 Baine William
Campbell Miss Jemima
Horsman Mrs John
Jones William
M 'William John
Stevens J. T.
Scott David F. B.
7 M 'Gavin James
9 Tannahill James
11 M'Kechnie Allan
16 Duncan Samuel
17 Wilson Rev. William
18 Smith James
19 Buchanan Henry
Cairns James A.
STREET DIRECTORY. 3 2 9
20 Hamilton James
21 Angus John W.
22 Gilchrist William
23 Macaulay John
24 Adam A. Learmonth
25 Chalmers Hugh M.
Middleton Daniel A.
26 M'Call James
27 Hamilton Robert
Richardson Mrs James
28 Younger Robert L.
29 Pettigrew John
Thomson Rev. Thomas R.
30 Brodie James
31 Crawford Hugh
32 Blair Thomas A.
33 Paterson James
34 Borland J. C.
38 Calder Alfred T.
39 M'Kiver John
40 Steele Robert
41 Robertson James
43 Morison George
45 Mackellar Alexander
Mackellar Peter
47 Patrick Adam
49 Lyle Alexander
55 Rennie John
56 Meyers Mrs N.
58 Heyland A. C.
59 MacMillan Thomas
Turnbull A. J.
60 Thomson W r
illiam
61 Macleod & Grylls
M'Kenzie Mrs R. M.
63 Mories Alexander S.
64 Robertson Rev. W. Lewis
65 Barr Mrs John L.
66 Prentice David
67 Reid James
68 Brown Alexander
74 Kelso Mrs D.
75 Muir R. G.
76 Carmichael John H.
77 Galbreath John, jun.
78 Hastie William
Maxton Miss
79 Blair William
80 Anderson Mrs James L.
Miller John
83 Chalmers Henry
85 Richmond Mrs Hugh
no trouble to show them, at 14 Hamilton St.

33°
STREET DIRECTORY.
Finnart Street—Continued 13 Picken Andrew
88 M'Gillivray Duncan
90 Boyd Rev. David
15 Nicol John S.
20 Bowman James
93 Cannichael R. D. 22 Alston Robert L.
Carmichael Mrs Andrew 24 Macpherson Rev. John F.
95 Blair Robert 25 Lusk John
97 Shearer R. B., M.A., LL.B. Stillie Rev. John
Shearer William 26 Neil George D.
99 Crawford William 28 Gray John Kerr
101
103
105
Macdonald George
Fullarton Hugh
Lyle Alexander P.
30 Morton James
34 Carmichael Andrew
36 Rodger John
107 Lyle R. Park 40 Fisher R. F.
109 Lyle J. Leitch
FORD PLACE.
(Finnart Street.)
46 Hunter John C.
51 Sandeman Mrs A.
52 Bailey J. W.
53 Walker John W.
54 Stewart James K.
55 Morison J. B.
Gillies John, Ford cottage
Murphy John, do.
M'Quarrie Donald, do.
Taylor H. J.
56 Macpherson Robert
57 Sinclair Robert H.
58 Milligan William
1 Brown James 60 Donald James
Cormie John 62 Macalister Mrs Daniel
Cunningham John F.
Munro Duncan
Ronald William
Rose Mrs Neil
Macfarlane Mrs J. A.
64 King John
2 Adam James
Gardner John H.
Ralston John
FOX STREET.
3
Walker Mrs
Cleland Alexander
Gwynn Daniel
Hart Campbell, Glengardera
J.
1 Johnston Alexander R.
a Baird John
M'Call Mrs Cunningham John
MacKenzie John
Manson Miss
M'Kenzie Henry E. 4 Davie Robert
M'Neill Alexander
Sinclair Mrs John
FORSYTH STREET.
6 Hyndman John G.
9 Turner James W.
n Arbuckle Mrs John
15 Shearer Hugh
17 Stark Thomas
19 Robertson William
21 Kidd William
1 Hunter Misses 22 Henderson Thomas
6 Whiteford James, M.D. M'Dougall G. R.
9 Black George H.
10 Alexander William
Neill James
12 Low William
35 Anderson Mrs William
37 Fleming James
39 Boston James
41 Houston James
Warden James B. Houston John
"High-class" Boots at Manufacturers' Prices,,

GARVALD STREET.
Boyd Alexander
Cameron Allan
Erskine George
Tait William
Brown Hugh
Fulton Thomas
Harrison John W.
GEORGE SQUARE.
Allan Mrs Arthur
Davidson James
Eraser Miss Jessie
Henry Charles
Munro Mrs William
Petrie James
Stewart Francis
Climie John
Girvan Mrs William
Henrichs Christian
M'Kechnie Mrs
Scott Mrs James
Wilson John
Macfarlane Mrs Donald
Reid Miss Janet
Black Dr'J. R.
Boyd Miss Janet
Mackay Edward
Robertson Mrs Anna
MacRaild Dr Donald
.
STREET DIRECTORY. 331
Millar William H.
Chevalier Frederick
Gallacher Mrs B.
Buchanan Peter
Mason Mrs
M'Carthy Mrs
HAMILTON STREET.
7 Taylor John
23 M'llwraith M.
26 Boag Kenneth
29 Wyse Alexander
32 Hammond Henry
38 M'ElenyJohn
41 M'Lean Mrs
HAY STREET.
6 Black Malcolm
Campbell David
8 Baird Matthew
10 M'Kenzie Murdoch
Thomson Duncan
Traill James
HILL STREET.
1 M'Callum Dugald
3 M 'Arthur Alexander
GLEN STREET. 4 Morrison Robert
Munn Arthur
2 Shearer Alexander M'Phail John
3 Chisholm Archibald 5 Alexander Miss
4 Speirs William Gray Donald
5 Ramsay John Munro Daniel
6 Fraser Mrs 6 Kerr William
7 Thomson Robert 7 Buchanan John
8 Edelsten Richard Meldrum George
9 Buchanan Miss M'Leod William
8 Brown William
Buchanan John
GREY PLACE. Campbell Angus
M 'Call Mrs
3 Baine John A. 10 M'Jannet William
Fleming Mrs A. 1 1 Leslie Angus
only at our Greenock Depot, 14 Hamilton St.

33 2 STREET DIRECTORY.
HOLMSCROFT STREET.
1 M'Fie Daniel
M 'Vicar Donald
Pattison George
2 Burns Isaac
Inglis James
3 Grant Alexander
M'Kinnon David
M'Lellan Walter
Younger John
4 Boden John
M'Kay James
5 Hendry William
Hunter Mrs
Murray Miss
7 Chalmers Robert
9 Kay John
Robinson John
13 CalcluthJohn
Doig Alexander
Nixon Mrs William
Paterson Mrs
36 M'Coll Mrs
38 M'Gregor John
39 M'Leish Daniel
40 Boag James
Buchanan Donald
Kirkwood Adam
Smith Thomas
41 Blair Toseph
42 Brown Robert L.
Brown Samuel
Murray Miss
M'Vean Duncan
43 Gordon Robert
M'Callum Robert
Patrick John
45 Colquhoun John
Gillander Robert
Gilmour James
Kennedy Ferguson
M'Pherson Richard
47 Lennox Neil
Martin John
Pollock Thomas
49 Robertson Rankine
50 Armour George
Brown James
Millar David
51 Cunningham John
51 Flett Alfred
Mossman William
Simpson John
West Joseph
52 Forrester William
Gillespie Alexander
Home Robert
M'Millan Andrew
Robertson John
53 Douglas Malcolm
M'Lean Duncan
Roy John
54 Bannerman Mrs
55 Gilmour Duncan
57 Barbour Mrs
M'Kirdy James
M'Lernan James
59 Bell Duncan
Niven John
Taylor William
61 Clark Miss C.
Low James
M'Candlish Samuel
Taylor Archibald
63 Campbell Donald
Smith James
65 Brown Robert
M'Farlane John
Thomson James
66 Brewster James
Bristow James
Magura Robert
M'Farlane Hugh
M'Kellar Angus
68 M' Donald Donald
M'llwain William J.
M'Intosh Duncan
Sturgeon James
70 Boag Andrew
Graham Mrs
Tarbet William
73 Cairney W. A.
Douglas Peter
Guthrie James
Ireland Mrs James
M'Dougall Dugald
Maitland Archibald
Parker John
Richmond Alexander
Strachan Andrew
75 Aitken Edward
Baine James
" Leading Articles" in Foot Gear always at

Holmscroft Street— Continued
75 Brown John
Gay Walter
Hildreth Miss Isabella
Lugton Alexander
77 Anderson John
Anderson Joseph
Brighton John
Fisher Thomas
Macutcheon Hugh
M'Intyre John
Todd John
78 Black Adam
Edgar George
Kirk wood William
Stewart Charles F.
Wilson Michael
81 Kirkwood James
Langwill John
Laird Misses.
M'Lean Duncan
Paterson Gavin
HOPE STREET.
1 Fernley John
Maconie John
Strachan George
2 Lyon David
Lyon Dugald
3 Haxton Thomas
5 Duff Robert
Masson John
Thomson Robert
6 Kerr Andrew
Laird John
M'Gugan Duncan
7 Brown James
Fraser Mrs George
Gilmour James
Gray John
Hntcheson Mrs
M'Kenzie Donald!
M'Lean Fergus
8 Milligan Alexander
Sutherland Donald
9 M'Gregor James
Martin James
10 Houston, William
Scott John
Thomson Archibald
STREET DIRECTORY. 333
13 Adam Alexander
Irvine William
Killin Thomas
M 'Murray James
Millar George
14 Barclay John
Beith Thomas
M 'Arthur Charles
M 'Gibbon David
Muir Robert
Orr John
15 Duncan Alexander
Johansen August
M'Ewing Dugald
Thomson William
16 Gait David
Hendry Mrs John
M'Dougall James
18 M'Leod Angus
Patrick Neil N.
HOUSTON STREET.
I Peters Rev D. S.
3 Speirs Miss
5 Auld Archibald
7 Ballantine Mrs James
INGLESTON PLACE.
19 Buntain Robert
Hendry John
Highet Robert
Holmes Henry
Horn John
M'Gilp Neil
21 Campbell Colin
INGLESTON STREET.
3 Alexander William
5 Bain Thomas
Parker James
Richardson Robert
6 M'Intyre David
7 Chambers William
[3 M'Kellar David
[5 M'Keneie Alexander
[7 Scott Thomas
the " Percy Shoe House," 14 Hamilton St.

334
Ingleston Street—Continued
19 Allan David
21
Campbell Donald
Fleming Humphrey
M'Allister Malcolm
Campbell Colin
Kinnaird William
Lamont John
Scott Joseph
Smith Thomas
23 Black John
Cumming James
Johnston John
Laird Thomas
Lang James
Smith John
29 Byron John
Forrester William
30 Skirving James
31 Anderson James
Buchanan John
Cowan John
Lang Archibald
Woltmann Matthew
32 Aitchisun Mrs
Headrick James
33 Johnston William
Neil Thomas
Scott Alexander
Shaw William
34 Hamilton Matthew
35 Buntain James
Holterman John
M'Kee Thomas
36 Muir Thomas
Niv en George
INVERKIP STREET.
2 Muir Henry
4 Ferguson William
M'Eleny James
6 vScott James
68 Clark Edward
Colquhoun Richard
Fleming Edward
M'Pherson Alexander
JAMAICA STREET.
2 Bell Miss
Kirchoff Charles B.
STREET DIRECTORY.
2 M'Phedran Dugald
8 Brown George
9 Brand
M'Intyre John
Thomson Robert
12 Boag Andrew
Boag Robert
17 Hunter Misses I. & J.
JOHN STREET.
3 Tucker David
6 M'Kendrick Daniel
14 Brown William
15 Hamilton Mrs
17 Bruce Charles
M'Fie George
Sharp William
18 M 'Ghee John
20 Bain Alexander
Bannatyne Ebenezer
JOHNSTONE STREET.
Walker Hugh W., Belleview
house
1 M'GregorJohn
2 Patten John
7 Hamilton Mrs James
11 M'Gregor Miss
15 Niven Mrs
KELLY STREET.
I Inglis James
Sinclair William
Swan John
Tytler Matthew
3 Clelland Miss
Jamieson Norman
Kidd Robert
M'Kelvie Alexander
Orr Miss Ellen M.
Weir Donald
5 Arbuckle Miss
Brown Mrs Archibald
Galbraith John, jun.
M'Corquodale Peter
M'Farlane Miss
The "Percy Shoe House" is world renowned

Kelly Street—Continued
5 M'Millan Mrs E.
M'Phail John
6 Fleming John R.
Lawson James
Ross Baillie C.
M'Farlan Dugald
7 Higgs W. H.
Murdoch Mrs
9 Forster John
Niven Alexander
Williamson William
io Beattie Miss J.
Connor John
Grant Patrick
Martin Joseph
1 1 Black James
13 Cochran Robert
Macdonald Mrs John
Munn Miss Agnes
Park John
16 Brown Archibald
Deubler Peter.
Greer Mrs Jane
Kennedy Mrs
Samson John
17 Armstrong James B.
Park Boyd P.
Pettigrew Mrs
18 Andrew David
Johnstone William
"M'Cormick John
O'Brien E.
Whiteford John
19 M'Farlane Mrs H.
Porterfield Miss Margaret
Scott Crichton
21 Macnaught Duncan
22 Christie William N.
Fairlie Robert P.
Harris Mitchell
Macfie John
Ramage Mrs John S.
23 Anderson Mrs W.
Bruce Mrs John
Cook Mrs Archibald
Letham Miss
Mitchell William
M'Cormick John
Urquhart Mrs William B.
Watson Mrs
24 Brown Mrs William
STREET DIRECTORY. 335
24 Hutchison W.
Keith Miss
Macneilage John K.
M'Cormick Donald
M'Crindle James
Smith James
25 M'llvain Miss
30 Cruthers E.
M'Millan Miss
Seath Robert
Smillie William
32 Cameron John
Gibb Mrs
M'Kinnon Malcolm
Small George
Wylie Alexander
33 Bonnar James
Gilloran James L.
Hood James
Maclntyre Alexander
Sinclair Angus
35 Allan John
Cairns Mrs James
Farquhar John M'K;
Johnson Thomas
Lochhead Robert
M 'Donald Andrew
M'Pherson A.
37 Alston Mrs Alexander
Kennedy John
Lang John
Morrison Mrs David
Pettersen P. E.
39 Macdonald Neil
M'Call Charles
M'Millan John
Smith William
Steen James
50 Curtis Mrs William
51 Dougans William
Harper Alexander
Love John
M'Crae Duncan
Paterson Alexander
Wilkie Alexander
52 Brodie Mrs
Gebbie William W.
Leckie Mrs Archibald
Leed Mrs George
Martin William
Montgomery Alexander
M'Gugan Archibald
for " value" in Boots & Shoes, 14 Hamilton St,

336
Kelly Street—Continued
53 Gibb David
Gillies Miss
Marshall Robert
M'Culloch Mrs
Peaston Alexander
56 Campbell Lachlan
Jamieson Martin
Johnston Miss
Kirkwood Mrs E.
Murray Mrs
Nutt William
58 Gwynn Daniel, jun.
Kidd Benjamin
Kirkwood William
M'Lean James
Nutt James
Scott David
60 Currie Samuel
Grierson Donald
Jamieson Robert W.
M 'Naught Thomas
Miller Robert
Murray Charles
62 Dick William
Hunter Gavin S.
M'Ausland Archibald, jun.
Miller Archibald
Ritchie Alexander
Todd George
64 Caldwell John
Galloway Robert
Menzies Robert
M'llwraith Mrs
Nicol Gavin
Seath Mrs John
66 Blair W. S.
Bowie Andrew H.
Edgar William
Hamilton James
Laurie John F.
M'Leod Archibald L.
Robertson Joseph O.
Smith John
68 Bulloch Archibald
Johnston Mrs James
Muir Miss A.
Murray Robert
Scott John
Young Archibald
STREET DIRECTORY.
KILBLAIN STREET.
1 Lawrie Thomas
M'Rae William
Martin Robert
2 M'Tavish Duncan
Stewart John
3 Pearson Mrs
4 Bailie William
M'Aulay Thomas Y.
5 Boyd James
Harvey Robert
M 'Bride Duncan
7 Orr William
8 Kennedy Mrs
M 'Bride Mrs
Thomson Henry
16 Hepburn John
LAIRD STREET.
9 M 'Gavin David
12 Auld Mrs H.
Campbell Alexander
Campbell Peter
Johnston John
Leisk Adam
Shankland Thomas
15 M'Culloch Mrs
Smith John
16 Dewar John
M'Millan Alexander
Mann Alexander
LAURISTON STREET.
3 Angus James
M 'Anally Henry
6 Craig George
M'Gregor Mrs F.
7 Glenesk Charles
Livingston Duncan
11 M'Kinnon Charles
Mills John
Roe Richard
13 Crawford William
Fry Robert
Peat John
Peddie Robert
Boots and Shoes for all kinds of weather, at

Lauriston Street—Continued
15 Fry William
Gatens Edward
Gentles Alexander
17 Edmiston Andrew
M'Kellar Daniel
Shaw John
LYLE ROAD.
Morrison Finlay D., Alt-na-craig.
M'Aulay Peter, Craigs farm
LYLE STREET.
2 Corbet Rev. Alexander
Kerr James
Macdonald D.
M'Kinnon Alexander
Paterson James
3 Mitchell G. G.
4 Galloway Allan, M.D.
Lewis Mrs William
Smith Mrs George
5 Macdougall John, M.D.
6 Ferguson William
M'Kinlay Robert
Mitchell John
7 Barr James
Galbreath Murdoch
8 Blair Robert
Lynch John
Carlyle Mrs
Kelso William
9 Conway Matthew
Smith Malcolm
Wood William
10 Brodie John
Gray John
Low Alexander
M'Culloch Joseph
Sutherland William
Tierney W. B.
1 1 Dick Hugh
Ellis Robert
Hunter Mrs William
M'Kenzie John
M'Millan Donald
Robertson Mrs
12 Denney Archibald
STREET DIRECTORY. 337
12 Dougall Robert
Lauder Alexander F.
Melrose John
13 Campbell Alex., jun.
Ferguson Hugh
M'Farlane Duncan G.
M'Kellar Archd. B.
M'Phail Neil
14 Cowper David B.
Currie William C.
Duncan Daniel
M'Hutcheon Alexander
M'Lean Kenneth
M'Rae Miss
15 Duncan Andrew
Lam on t James
M 'Bride John
Turnbull Jonathan
17 Bonar John
Buchanan John
M 'Vicar Mrs
Menzies Robert
19 Bowie James
Nicol James
20 Kelly Donald
M 'Walter Robert
Service George
21 Blair Miss Janet
Black Robert
Calderhead Robert
M'Giveran John
22 Aitchison Mrs
Henderson John
M'Callum Mrs
M'Kenzie Mrs
Whitelaw Adam
23 Laing Robert
M'Gregor James
M'Kellar James
Phillips Robert
24 Tulloch Mrs
Young Robert
27 Cook David
M 'Dougall John
M'Dougall Duncan
MacQuarrie John
Ostler Robert
Whyte George
29 Brough John
Dickson David
Levy Pinkus
M'Crea James
Percy Bros., Cash Boot Men, 14 Hamilton St.
22

338
Lyle Street—Continued
29 M'Farlane Miss
Mackay Godfrey
31 Black Robert
Cameron Alexander
Gray Daniel
M'Kissock William
Lawson George
33 Hilliard William
35 M'Innes Robert
Morison Duncan
LYNEDOCH STREET.
3 Reid Rev. M.
7 Soanes Benjamin
Sutherland John
Johnston Mrs A.
9 Campbell Malcolm
Kempsley Samuel
M'Lachlan Mrs
M'Leod John
Murray Alexander
Sinclair Duncan B.
10 Allan William
Anderson John
Darroch James
Keith Duncan
Rankin James
11 Cameron Peter
M'Callum Duncan
Orr James
12 Barclay James
Clapperton Mrs
M'Farlane Dugald
13 Allshorn Mrs
Duncan Miss
Hunter Misses
Thomson Andrew
14 Blackwood John
Bell John A.
Gaze William
M 'Vicar Robert
Marshall Mrs
Ramsay Mitchell
15 Calderhead David
Jamieson Alexander
Macphail Mrs R.
Taylor James
16 Ballantine William
Mitchell James C.
STREET DIRECTORY.
17 Adams W. D.
M'Kenzie Adam
Maclean Lachlan
Stewart Robert
20 M'Lean Neil
Murdoch Mrs
21 Anderson James
Brown John
Fulton Miss
M'Gregor Daniel
Rankin Hugh
22 Campbell John
Lindsay John
23 Benson John
Munro Colin
Ralston William
24 Clapperton James
Hay J. B.
Kerr Hugh
M'Cormick David
M'Gugan George
25 Gibb J.
Gibb William
Muir Alexander
Napier Archibald
26 Dickie Mrs
Hardie John
Masson Andrew
27 Alexander Miss
M'Leod Murdoch
28 Craig John
Crawford William
Fulton Alexander
Hamilton William
M'Leod Angus
29 Lang John
Law George
M'Crae John
30 Black Andrew
Black Thomas
M'Gill James
Maven James D.
31 Black Mrs
Cuthbertson Mrs William
M'Dougall Mrs Duncan
M'Kellar Charles
Nicolson David
33 Buchanan Archibald
Douglas Duncan
34 Graham Duncan
35 Miller William S.
Orr William H.
We are a Quarter of a Century established

Lynedoch Street— Continued
35 Polonis Mrs
Williamson Mrs George
36 M' Donald Archibald
Robertson Robert
37 Black Thomas
Fowler William
Ramsay John W.
38 M'Gilvray Donald
M'Kinnon Donald
Roxburgh John
39 M'Kinnon Archibald
40 Buchanan William
Whitson Robert
41 Campbell Daniel
Ferrie Patrick
Grant Neil
M 'George James
42 Fisher Peter
Halbert James
43 Crawford Alexander
Erskine James
Hendry Andrew
Somerville John
44 Cameron Alexander
Crawford John L.
Logan James
45 Burton Mrs
Orkney William
47 Morton Archibald
48 Fairley James
Rose Andrew
49 Rintoul John F.
Walker James C.
51 Breckenridge Thomas
Dickson Joseph
Lundie M. H.
M'Laren John
M'Larty John
58 Balfour' Daniel
Brown Thomas
Morrison William
Ritchie Duncan
Ritchie James
66 Dickson Robert
MACDOUGALL STREET.
2 Allan Mrs
Walker Hugh
3 Ballantyne Miss
STREET DIRECTORY. 339
Brown Edward
Fisher Daniel
Ramsay Hugh
Barbour John
Barbour William
Cameron Allan, Ashfield
Hutcheson George, do.
MACKENZIE STREET.
2 Brodie Malcolm
Gordon G.
3 M'Glashan George
MADERIA STREET.
Adam Mrs William, Hollybank
Lindsay Miss
Stevenson Miss
Shankland Dugald
MARGARET STREET.
I Kerr Daniel
7 Inglis Robert
8 M'Larty Miss
Macmillan John
9 Crawford R. P.
1 1 Adam William
18 Lamb Misses
20 Douglas John
22 Adamson Daniel D.
24 Smith Rev. J. B.
32 Robertson Mrs John
36 Black Thomas
40 Gordon Mrs John
Huntingford Commander, R.N.
42 Auld James
44 Alston John
46 Patterson T. L.
49 Kerr John S.
MEARNS STREET.
1 Mills Robert
2 Klause William
Paterson James
3 Cunningham William
Percy Brothers' Boots walk over the World,

34°
Mearns Street—Continued
3 Grant John
M'Quoid William
Ritchie Robert
4 Fraser David
6 Lamont Duncan
M'Neil James
7 M'Intyre Thomas
8 Burns William J.
Cameron William
9 M'Pherson John
io Filshie George
13 Carnahan James
Niven Archibald F.
Scott Miss
14 Allan Mrs Alexander
Currie Alexander
Frew Robert
Stewart John
16 Chevalier Joseph
Duncan Mrs James
Dunn Mrs Andrew
Maclean Archibald
Macaulay Daniel
18 Arnott James
21 M'Brearty Duncan
24 Scott Alexander
26 Lang James, jun.
M'Onie George
Stewart John
27 Buchanan John
Chalmers Peter
Drummond John
Morison J. A.
Weir Duncan
28 Moles James
Lang Mrs James
Watson James
29 Cook Mrs Duncan
Melvin Daniel
Morrison John F.
Wilson James
38 Shand Robert
40 Bremner Alexander
Caldwell David
Crawford Robert
Holmes John
Miller Robert
42 Angus Thomas
Sim John
Stevenson Mrs David
Tough Alexander
STREET DIRECTORY,
44 Hill S.
46 Henderson James
47 Leith James
Wood John
49 Love James
Russell Bernard
Whitelaw Miss
MILL STREET.
7 Lang James
[I M 'Coll Daniel
M'Lelland Matthew
[2 Allan James
Anderson Bruce
[5 Hyde William
MOFFAT STREET.
1 Gordon David E.
2 Kay Rev. Thomas
MOUNT PLEASANT STREET.
3 M'Creadie James
MTntosh Duncan
4 M'Pherson Harriet K.
5 Baine Miss
Bewlass Frederick
Brown Joseph C.
M'Neil Archibald
6 Black John
Gilchrist Peter
M'Intyre James
7 Bathgate Mrs Charles
Letham John
Murray John
9 Kerr John
Lovell John
Tiffin Joseph
13 Barclay John
Cram Peter
Haley John
Jenkins William
Joss Miss
Kerr Mrs James
Ritchie Robert
15 Anderson Mrs
Harper Alexander
The "Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton St.,

Mount Pleasant Street—Continued
15 M'Fadyen Archibald
Sinclair W. G.
17 Brymner Alexander
Campbell Duncan S.
Harvey James
Hoy Andrew
M'Pherson Donald K.
Snoddy James
19 Allan James
Harrower T. H.
M'Millan John, jun.
20 Hutcheson Andrew
21 Baine Mrs William
25 Adam David
Ferrier Alex.
Peddie John
32 Burnside William
Duncan John
Kirkpatrick William
M'Dougall John
Ramage John
Smith John
34 Gilchrist John
Halliday John
Haughey Neil
Masson Robert
Newall Charles
36 Harper Andrew
M'Innes James
Williamson Peter
MURDIESTON STREET.
2 Hannah William
Mitchell Archibald
6 Craig Andrew E.
Ferguson John
Fraser William
7 Cameron James
. Knowles John
M'Gregor Alexander
S Christie Andrew
Pinkerton Ebenezer
Shearer Thomas
9 Duncan Archibald
Gibson John
Shaw William N.
Telfer John
10 Allan Robert
Binning James
STREET DIRECTORY. 34i
10 M'Kee William
M'Lean Hugh
Rogerson Robert
11 M'Lean Hugh
12 Adams Mrs James
Anderson Duncan
Fordyce Lewis
Mackay Archibald
14 Barrie David
Gardner Walter
Smeaton William
NELSON STREET (West).
1 Smith John
2 Bell Miss
Black James W.
3 Napier William
4 Crawford William
Easton Daniel
Moodie Miss J. M.
Smith John
5 Hosea Robert
6 Bremner Charles
Kemp Mrs Joseph
Macdonald Ronald
Maitland Alexander
Mathieson Robert
7 Burdee Harry W.
9 Baine Walter
Brown Mrs Peter
Duthie R. G.
Macpherson Mrs John
Paterson Jervis C.
Storer Daniel
White David
II Campbell John
Colburn Alexander
Hunt John
Isbister John B.
Kay John M.
M 'Galium Misses
Smith James
13 Cowan Mrs
M'Neill Alexander
Marshall Mrs William
Schroder Charles
14 M'Crae Daniel
15 Docherty Frank
Ewing Mrs James
Munro Mrs C.
cheapest and best in town for Children's Boots

342
Nelson Street—Continued
15 Gibbs Miss Ann
Humphreys Joseph
Longwill Mrs William
M 'Bride Mrs
17 Carmichael Mrs Donald
Collins Joseph, jun.
Robertson Thomas
Wilson James L.
19 Cook John
M'Millan John
M'NeillJohn
Rhodes Mrs John
Walker Mrs Janet
Wright Alexander
Wink John
21 Armour John
Collins Willinm
Currie Peter
Hole William R.
Pollock Mrs Thomas
Schultz Warrick
Swan George W.
23 Gerdes August A.
M 'Arthur Mrs
25 M 'Bride Joseph
M'Callum Neil
Smith William
27 Blue Robert
Gow William
Macaskill Malcolm
Manson Rose
Smith John
Walker W.
29 Bozenberg William
Carson Henry
Devlin Mrs
Macnaughtan James
Neil Mrs E.
Rodger John
Swan Mrs Ann
30 Anderson John
Bell Mrs James
M'Millan Miss
Murray Daniel
31 Blake Edward
Crawford William
M 'Donald Edmund
Orr Donald
W r right Robert
32 Brown Joseph S.
Campbell James
STREET DIRECTORY.
1
32 Dick Miss
Eddington Adam B.
Pollock John
Thomson George
White William
33 Bark Andrew
Brown William
Campbell Miss Margaret
Kennedy Mrs WT
illiam
Macadam Mrs Peter
Marr James
Sinclair Mrs John
34 Barbour Thomas
Blair Daniel
Crawford William
Cromarty James
M'Intyre Mrs
Loudoun David
36 M'Lean Dugald
Stevenson Alexander
38 Murray Alexander C.
Stevenson Peter
40 Hamlen Charles
Logan Francis
Miller Mrs Thomas
NEWARK STREET.
I Agnew James
3 Macdougall Dugald
4 Thorburn J. G.
5 Caird Robert
6 M'Callum Duncan
7 Grieve Robert
8 Leitch Arthur O.
9 Caird Patrick T.
1 Conning John
12 Leitch John
13 Caird Colin S.
14 Stewart Andrew
15
17
Caird Mrs James T.
Crichton Hugh
M'Neil Thomas
21 Cant James
Shankland Robert
23 Cowan John
M 'Donald Donald
25 Mason Robert
26 Neill Mrs John
28 Charleton G. P.
30 Boyle Captain R.N.
Working Men's Boots at Percy Brothers,,

Newark Street—Continued
36 Thorne Robert
37 Smart J. R.
38 Muir Robert
39 Clapperton John
40 Houston R. H.
41 Scott Alexander
42 Paterson R. R.
44 Walker Louson
NEWTON STREET.
5 Doig James
M'Aulay Peter
Keefe Thomas
7 Alexander William
Macfie Archibald
Neilson Mrs James
Robertson Andrew
Shaw Mrs
13 Cars well Andrew
Hall Joshua
Hastie Andrew
Inglis Andrew
M'Rae Mrs Jessie
Sharp Mrs John
Smith R. M.
15 Allan John
Cruickshank Francis
Gilchrist John
Gillis William
M'Lelland Mrs
17 Ferguson Edward
Honeyman Mrs
Houston John
Kerr Archibald
Mackenzie Peter
Macnaught Mrs William
Sterling James A.
19 Collins Mrs J. B. S.
Currie Malcolm
Harvey James
Morrison Donald
O'Neil Felix
Rae George A.
Scott Mrs
Young Hugh M.
21 Bathgate Alexander
Blair Thomas
Carmichael Alexander
Hendry James
STREET DIRECTORY. 343
21 Malcolm John
M'Gregor Charles
M'Kellar Donald
Rodger John
Stewart John
23 Brown James
Campbell Charles
Douglas William
Kean Mrs Francis
M'Leod Colin
Niven G. W.
Rankin Alexander
25 Allan William
Auld James
Brown Niven
Fletcher A.
M'Millan James
Simpson Thomas S.
Straine George
26 Altmont Mrs Duncan
Gauldie Robert L.
Innes William
Kerr James
Mackail J. G.
Macnaught John W.
27 Cadogan Hon. Cecil J. G.
Park Matthew
28 Bates Thomas
Blair David
Bendell William
Chalmers Alexander
Pratt John G.
Thorburn Arthur
30 Etheridge Walter
Lawson Mrs John
Liddell Archibald
M'Callum James B.
Rose Archibald
Warden Andrew
31 M'Callum Donald
33 Macnaught A.
Twigg Edward
Woods Alfred
35 Hay William
Rodger Mrs Alexander
37 Williamson George
39 Reid Duncan
Reid R. A.
42 Jaffrey G. W.
Ronald James
Tweddel James
45 Swan Mrs William
The Workman's Friend," 14 Hamilton St.

344
Newton Street—Continued
46 Macleod Neil
49 Findlay John
Leitch Misses
51 Mories James S.
53 Brown M. M'C.
Hedderwick Francis
55 Kerr Robert
57 Johnstone Rev. M. P.
59 Walker John
62 Yorke Rev. Henry L.
63 Lindsay A. N.
64 Armitage George
66 Borthwick Thomas
67 Allan Alexander
Allan Robert
69 Lyle Robert, jun.
71 Cook William
73 Pollock John M.
yj Park William U.
79 Auld William
87 Young Rev. John
89 Grant Rev. Alex. D.
91 Jamieson James S.
93 Crawford J. W.
95 Dunlop M. F.
96 Macnab Miss
• NICOLSON
STREET.
8 Campbell Nicol M.
Currie John
Dow John
M'Leod Finlay
9 Grant Lachlan
Logan James
27 M'Kellar Mrs
Watson Mrs John
31 Docherty Daniel
Morrison William
32 M'Kenzie John
Shepherd William
33 Bethune Mrs
36 Stevens Alexander
38 Campbell Miss Sarah
40 Harvie R. D. N.
Watson Thomas
Sinclair John
41 Alexander Alexander
49 M'Corquodale Lachlan
61 Currie Lachlan
STREET DIRECTORY.
61 MTlwraith Mrs
63 Brown David
Leitch Charles
Wade John
65 Campbell Robert
67 Davidson Robert
Dunlop Allan
Govan Quintin
Hill B. W.
Hunter William W.
M'Rae Alexander
69 Campbell Archibald
Flockhart Mrs John
Leitch Nicol
M'Phee Angus
Ritchie Thomas
71 Allison Miss
Flockhart Mrs Isabella
Fortune Alexander P.
Mitchell Archibald
Mitchell John
Mitchell Mrs Catherine
Walker Andrew
73 Chalmers Miss M.
Fraser James
Gallacher Mrs
Kane George
Lamont Miss
Malcolm Archibald
M'Kinnon John
M'Pherson Mrs Janet
NILE STREET.
5 M'Coll John
M'Kenzie Colin
7 Adam William
M'Closky Mrs
M'Kellar John
8 Irvine Alexander
10 Jamieson James
12 Denney John
OCTAVIA TERRACE.
1 MacCulloch Colin
2 Nicol Duncan
Nicol Mrs D.
3 Maclean James
5 Neill Thomas, Balgray
Boys' Boots for rough wear specially made

Octavia Terrace—Continued
7 Murdoch James
9 Neill Mrs William, Towerlands
13 Neill Wm. Lawthorn
J.,
17 Kerr Robert, Westfield
19 Glen James
21 Rankin John F.
25 Clerk Duncan
27 Curtis Charles H., Ebberley
49 Neil John
51 Thorne Thomas M.
53 Clink John D.
55 Walker Frederick M.
57 Watson Tames
59 M'Culloch A. G. S.
63 Orkney Robert
•65 M Arthur Mrs William
67 Thorburn Walter
OLD HILLEND.
2 Hendry John
M'Dougall Duncan
Smith William
4 Copeland Nathan
Liddell Mrs John
6 M'Phail James
ORANGEFIELD PLACE.
Gilliland William
Cameron Samuel
Mill Alexander
Jamieson Robert
Macfie John
Jamieson Misses
Cook Robert
PATRICK STREET.
6 M'Allister John
12 Gibson William
M'Lellan Mrs Duncan
Malcolm Mrs
Rennie Mrs James
14 Morrison Rev. James F.
Rogan Rev. Dr Ellis P.
Taylor Rev. Dean
16 Campbell Dugald
STREET DIRECTORY. 345
19 Deas John S.
Denniston John S.
20 Robinson Archibald
21 Dunbar Miss
Richmond Archibald F., M.D.
22 Macintyre John D.
23 Pennell Miss
24 Banks Alexander
Fraser Mrs William
Hunter Mrs John
Laurie G. A.
MacFarlane Duncan
Spence Miss M. S.
24 Williamson James
26 Fyfe Mrs
Grieve George
Johns Thomas
M'Kinnon Alexander
M'Nab Mrs
27 Chirry Alexander
Flockhart Mrs John
Minto George
M 'Master Miss
Young David
29 Gardner Robert
Lawrie Mrs Robert
Liddell Miss
M'Cuaig Samuel
Menzies Mrs Alexander
Smith Allan B.
Smith Mrs Peter
PORT-GLASGOW ROAD.
7 Short Thomas
16 Russell Mrs J. R.
77 Sharer Alfred
79 Maitland John
89 Carmichael John
91 Picken John
97 Lennox John
99 Davidson George
PRINCES STREET.
2 Chalmers D. L.
Hutton James
12 Wardrop David
toy Percy Bros., 14 Hamilton St., Greenock,

346
STREET DIRECTORY.
PROSPECTHILL
I Scott Alexander
STREET. 3 Campbell Archibald
Dawson James
Gilmour Thomas
Telfer Mrs C.
Griffiths William
3 Kean Thomas
Houston James
Nicholson John
Pearson Mrs James
5 Lamont Alexander
Cameron Mrs Donald
4 Blackie Robert
Campbell Allan
Caldwell William
M 'Cowan James
10
MTntyre Dugald
Boyle James
M'Neil Archibald
Clark David
Neil John
6 Shaw Neil
11
Leishman James
Buchan William
7 M'Lachlan Dugald
Gilchrist Neil
M'Millan David
Russell Henry
Nicholson David
Whiteford William
9 Burns James
14 Bowie Thomas
Fortune David
Barr Elizabeth
Glass John
Clark Miss
Hamilton John
Leek Robert
19 Murray Alexander
15
Tonner John
Burns John
Hamilton Mrs
Hannah James
RATHO STREET.
M'Clure William
Muir John
Sands William
Thomson Rev. Peter
19 Adam Edward B.
I Allan James
Brown James
Campbell James
Logan Robert
Gillies Robert
M'Lean William
Hendry Charles
25 Highet James
Post Henry
Kelly Thomas
5 Anderson Peter
Napier James
Boffey Mrs R. S.
Shearer Mrs Janet
7
Laurie John
Graham James
M'Lachlan Duncan
27
Whyte John
Gait Robert
M 'Donald Mrs Mary
Rennie John
M'Nish Robert
Scott Peter
Macfarlan Alexander
9 Alexander Mrs Gilbert
Barclay John, Oakfield, east
Robertson John
Stove Thomas
Baird Miss Jane, Oakfield, west 29 Falconer Mrs
Johnston Robert
Lang John
Kincaid J. G., Oakfield. west Moffat Robert
Smith James
Pettigrew Robert
Smith Mrs John, Oakfield, east Yuill Walter
31 Aitken Miss
REGENT STREET.
Bell Mrs James
Hendry Mrs Robert
Houston Peter
3 Armour Mrs William
Brock John
Sharp John
Young Andrew
-
j —
fc>
Why pay long prices? Buy direct from th

Regent Street-— Continued
33 Pratt William
35 Campbell Malcolm
Campbell Norman
Chalmers John
Murchie Robert
Patrick Robert
Ritchie Andrew
Russell W. C.
37 Gait Miss
39 Stewart A. D.
42 Kerr Mrs A.
43 Carlyle John, M.D.
Christie Rev. Charles, M.A.
45 Orr John, jun.
46 Millar James
52 Livingston Donald
53 Craig Cornelius
Fletcher Alexander
M'Keeman William John
54 Service John
56 Lyle Archibald
M'Vicar Neil
Stevenson Adam
57 Kinnaird James
M'Farlane James
Walker John
59 Campbell Angus
Kirk wood Robert
60 Munn Robert
61 Gregor James
62 Baxter Thomas
Boyd James
Hamilton Robert
M'llwraith Mrs
Millar Mrs John
65 Bucklitsch Edward
66 Bissell William
Carse William
Kilpatrick Samuel
M'lver David
M'Laughlan Patrick
67 Binnie George
Cameron Hugh
Campbell Mrs Peter
Daisley J ohn
Mitchell David
69 Brown Dugald
Easton Mrs
M'Kee George
71 Anderson John
Brown Thomas
STREET DIRECTORY. 347
71 Buchan John
Ritchie George
Robertson John
73 Macarthur Thomas
M'Kinnon Norman
75 Biggam Mrs
Heron Mrs
Macfarlane Mrs
77 Crawford John
Linton Thomas
M'Gill Robert
M'Farlane Alexander
ROBERTSON STREET.
2 Brotchie Mrs Donald
Cameron Samuel
Duncan Rev. Alexander
Jarvie W.
Thomson Colin
3 Maclachlan Mrs D.
4 Gemmell E. J.
Goffe Mrs
Hastie John
M'Cammond Mrs
Murray James
Nuel Mrs
Paul Mrs R.
5 Dunlop Mrs
Laurie William
M'Kelvie David B.
Slater James, B.A.
7 Fairgrieve John B.
8 Buchanan Mrs John
Calvert Thomas
Martin James
Timpson F. C.
Watson James F.
12 Low Miss
Macnab James S.
Morton Miss
Park Miss
14 Dodds Mrs James
Duthie James
Guthrie R. B.
Lamb W. S.
Macaulay James L.
M 'Michael Mrs
Martin Thomas
Ritchie Hugh
15 Campbell Mrs William
Manufacturers, " Percy's," 14 Hamilton St.

348
Robertson Street—Continued
15 Dowie Mrs E. T.
Houston John
Kerr George
Macfarlane Malcolm
Muir John L.
16 Carmichael Mrs James
Reid Mrs H.
Wallace James
Wood Thomas
18 Adshead Miss
Brady James
Jamieson Misses
M'Murrich Thomas D.
Millar Robert
20 Blair Mrs Robert
22 Fleming Robert
Hood William
M'Jannet John
M'Kinnon Donald
M'Tavish Mrs D.
Wood Mrs Robert
24 Crawford James
Crawford Robert
Gillies Mrs George I).
Parker James A.
Patrick William
25 Brown Mrs Matthew
Cant Adam
Casey Robert
Paterson D. A.
M'Lauchlan James
Miller Thomas
27 Keith F. M'Crae
Kirk John
Kirkpatrick John W.
Lyall Mrs
Sutherland George
Young James
ROPEWORK STREET.
2 Took William
3 Bannatyne Mrs Robert
4 M'Phail William
ROSENEATH STREET.
Carlisle Miss
STREET DIRECTORY.
ROXBURGH STREET.
5 Andrew Mrs Alexander
M'Naughton Alfred
Paterson William
Rennie James
Smith Thomas
7 Hendry S.
Orr Thomas, jun.
9 Anderson Robert
1 1 Bailie James
Connell Alexander
Hunter James
Noble Thomas
15 Dallas William
Dempsey Michael
Fisher John
Holmes John
19 Young William
20 Bannigan D.
21 Millar John
Service Alexander
23 Brown Mrs W. S.
Gray Miss
Kirkpatrick George
Laurie Robert R.
M'Leod Mrs
Murphy Mrs Robert
Paterson Robert
24 Greenwood George
Rorison Thomas D.
30 Carmichael Dugald
Fisher John
Jamieson Mrs Thomas
M'Bride Donald
M'Kay Robert
M'Lean John
31 Sloan Samuel
Steen Mrs John
Taylor Mrs
33 Craig Hugh
M'Kay Mrs
Weir James C.
35 Cuthbert Mrs
Kay James
M'Kean John
Phillips William
37 Crawford Bryce
Mackay John
41 Cameron Alexander S.
Glen John
" Mind your feet." Comfort guaranteed for

Roxburgh Street—Continued
41 M'Kay John
M'Lean Hector
42 M 'Bride Archibald
45 M'Lachlan Duncan
47 Bisset Andrew
M'Lean Mrs
50 Brown John
Robertson William
65 Carmichael John
Harper John
M'Meikan John
Nicol Andrew
67 Cameron Charles
Dick Archibald
Kellet George
O'Brien Catherine
Patrick James
Whyte Thomson
69 Brown William
Leitch James
M'lver John
71 Gordon Alexander
M'Neill Mrs
M 'Vicar Mrs
75 Simms Elizabeth
81 M'Cowat Thomas
M'Lean Mrs
Robertson Thomas
Yorston Misses
82 Currie James
Logan Joseph M.
M'Lean Hugh
83 Malcolm Andrew
Marr William
Rippon Joseph W.
Sands George
84 Fraser John
Johnston John
85 Campbell Duncan
Hannah James
Hill Archibald
87 Cullen William
M'Kellar Hugh
Malcolm John
Parker Joseph
Stewart Archibald
89 Calderwood Dan
Douglas Walter
Duffy Daniel
91 Robertson John
93 Hamilton William H.
STREET DIRECTORY. 349
93 M'Creadie James
M 'Naught Mrs Alexander
WTiiteford William
95 Browning James
Leslie David
M 'Bride Alexander
Murphy David
Sheridan Joseph
Smith James
Turner Archibald T.
97 Campbell Neil
Hill James
Paterson Robert
RUE-END STREET.
3 M'Innes Dugald
5 Anderson William
29 King Robert
Kirkwood William
37 Gothard William
45 Cook John
49 Fleming John
51 Abraham Samuel
59 Forbes Hugh
M'Kirdy John
Orr John
6 1 Breakie Miss
63 Robertson William
65 Burnett Joseph
Forrester James
Gilroy William
67 Hamilton Robert
ST. ANDREW SQUARE.
2 Muir Robert
ST. ANDREW STREET.
2 M'Laughlin Daniel
Wilson William
3 Foulds James
ST. LAWRENCE STREET.
2 Holmes James
Lyle John
6 Johnston John
8 M'Kenna James
12 Brcdie Mrs James
very little money, at " Percy's," 14 Hamilton St.

.35°
STREET DIRECTORY.
St. Lawrence Street—Continued
12 Hutcheson John SHAW PLACE
M 'Gibbon James
14 Agnew Robert 1 Laurie James, M.B., CM.
Montgomery Thomas 2 Gowans Andrew
Phillips Patrick Gray Mrs John
16
18
Byers John
Bernard Thomas
Docker Edward
3
Wilson Alexander M.
Ledingham Alexander
Marshall James
Ewing James
M 'Donald Duncan
20 M' Dowall Robert
Machell William
22 Barbour Peter
M'Farlane Mrs Robert
Rennie Mrs James
Turner Mrs John
Yeats M.
4 Mac Kail James
5 Blair Richard
6 Hendry James
M'Lay Thomas
Smith William
24 Ferguson John
8 Tierney Mrs John
9 Blair Thomas
Simpson A. C.
M'Kellar James 10 Ferguson George
Patrick Robert
Thomson Peter
Gorman James
32 Buchanan John
Robson Benjamin SIR MICHAEL STREET.
Steel William
34 Craig William 6 M'Lean Neil
Glenesk George Scott John
36 M'Kenzie Donald
M'Millan Angus
15 Davidson Mrs
Low James
Rae William 18 Carrigan George
.38 M'Gill John
M'Kinnon Donald
23 Cameron James
24 Smith Andrew
40 Fielding Alexander
Haddow Mrs Thomas
37
39
M'Intyre Alexander
M'Coll Donald
Smith William 41 Johnstone Mrs Emma
42 Bell Samuel M 'Cover Robert
Drysdale Thomas Pentland Mrs
Langwell James
MacEachran Gilbert
Smith Robert SOUTH STREET.
Wylie John
48 Caldwell Alexander 1 M'Neil Donald
M'Neil William 2 Campbell Mrs John
50 Tennant William Cunningham Robert
Arthur Thomas M'Lean Duncan
Black Daniel Marshall James
Sandford John
Pohlmann Mrs
54 Howie James
M'Kenzie Mrs
4 Gillies John B.
Kennedy Mrs
56 Shand Thomas Lang Mrs Robert
Turner John
Miller James
Sheridan Robert
Small Robertson
Boots at no old-time-war profits, at " Percy's,"

1
South Street— Continued
7 M 'Naught John
8 Arnot John
Brodie Miss
Gibson Walter
Kennedy Robert
M'Kinnon Daniel
Pollock Robert
9 Cochrane Mrs
Jamieson Mrs Alexander
M 'Bride William G.
M'Jannet John
M 'William Misses
Mathieson David
io Duncan John
Liddell James D.
M'Elwee Mrs James
M'Gregor James W.
Miller Mrs Walter
Stewart John
1 Hake William
12 Duncan Mrs Robert
Hunter Miss
Inglis Robert'
James William
Kennedy Hugh
M'Kenzie Duncan
Petrie Robert
Rendall Robert
14 Birkmyre Miss
Crawford Robert
Crawford William
Easton Robert
Stevenson W. S.
Thomson Robert
White M.
15 Haxton Mrs James
M'Cuaig Magnus
M'Kay Robert
Maxwell William
Wilson M.
16 Boyd Johnston
Cameron Archibald
Cameron Matthew
Dick Andrew
Gillies Mrs John
Kerr Henry B.
Park Miss
Shaw Mrs William
Waun John 0.
17 Anton David
Brown Thomas
STREET DIRECTORY. 35
17 Smith Hugh
18 Crabbe William
Hood John
Inglis James
M'Gregor Robert
M'Kenzie Mrs D.
Munn William
19 Campbell Alexander
Graham Hughjun.
M 'Arthur Hugh
Millar John
20 Allan James
Barbour Archibald
Dempster James
Dempster Mrs
Denham Mrs William
Dick Thomas
Ferguson Mrs Thomas
Fisher Mrs Thomas
22 Crawford Mrs Robert
M'Kay Charles
Ramsay Alexander
Scott Mrs
Tainsh John
24 Anderson Miss
Barclay John
Bendell Paul
Fisher John C.
Johnstone Mrs James
M'Chesney Hugh R.
M'Fadyen Archibald
M'Killop Alfred
26 Campbell Alexander
Johnston William
M'Whirter Mrs
Middleton James
Munro William
28 Hendry Malcolm
M'Pherson Peter
Thomson John
Tweeddale James
30 Aitkenhead Alexander
Baxter John
Humphreys Joseph
Kirk Robert
MTnnes Mrs
Neil James
32 Dick Mrs Boyd
Hoggan John
Mackie Mrs David
Moodie Alexander
Williamson Anderson
(Sign of the Clock) M-A-K-E-R-S' P-R-l-C-E-S.

352
South Street—Continued
32 Wilson David
34 Denney John
Dickson George
Kerr Edward
Low Thomas
Minto Archibald
36 Anderson Alexander T.
Eagar J. B.
Morrison John
Nisbet Mrs Margaret
Poison Misses
38 Fulton James B.
Menzies Daniel
Millar James
SPRINGKELL STREET.
I Simpson James
6 Laird Alexander
8 Anderson John
M'Fie Duncan
TERRACE ROAD.
10 Mechan Thomas
Rae John
12 Gillies Alexander
Howie Hugh
Nimmo Robert
14 Orr John
Sharp John
Slaven James
Williamson Alexander
TRAFALGAR STREET.
4 Dunning Mrs Matthew
Soutar William
5 Campbell John
Williamson Daniel
6 Diver James
Duthie James
M'Kellar John
9 Eaglesham John
Glendinning Alexander
Wilson John
[2 Falconer William
[6 Glass Thomas
STREET DIRECTORY.
16 Liebow H.
Morrison Duncan D.
Whiteford Robert
19 Baxter John
M'Girr John
Nelson James
Revie Mrs James
21 Blake Arthur
Burns George
Paterson George
Ruhe Adolph
Sutherland Alexander M.
22 Crowley John C.
M'Auslan Alexander
23 Jack Mrs Hugh
Kinnaird William
24 M'Dougall Mrs
M'Ginlay Patrick
M'Intyre Ewen
M'Kellar John
Rowe George
25 Andrews Hugh
Campbell Donald
M 'Cowan William
Tait John
26 Byng George
Luckham James
M'Kenzie George
Robertson Robert
27 Fitzgerald Michael
Hope Charles
Love William
Robertson William T.
Rolling William R.
Scott Alexander
Scott Thomas
28 Brown Angus
Galbraith Malcolm
M'Donough John
M'Kellar Neil
Scott Thomas
29 Bradley John
Cameron Donald
Johnston Thomas
31 Milligan John
Whyte Archibald
44 Watson Matthew
45 Barron Alexander
47 Annitage William, jun.
Buick Thomas
M'Gregor Robert M.
M'Intyre William
Shoes at all Prices. Vast Selection, at the

Trafalgar Street—Continued
47 Watson Matthew
49 Allison John
Allison Thomas
Boyd James, jun.
Ferguson James
M'Intyre William
Walker William
UNION STREET.
I Gray Robert
Wilson Alexander
4 Kilpatrick Hugh
5 Park William
6 M Arthur Mrs Duncan
Holmes Alexander
M'Vey James
7 Thomson George
9 Paton Allan Park
12 Calcler Marcus
Gillies James W.
13 Mackellar Mrs Peter
Thorn Archibald
16 Wallace James, M.D.
17 Barclay John S.
Davie John
20 Fingland Rev. Edward D.
Mill Mrs Charles
M'Gill Mrs John M.
21 Ferguson Charles
Watson Alexander L.
22 Philip Thomas, M.D.
23 Stewart William
24 Boyd John
Drumm James
Hall Miss Emily
Keenan Henry
M'Gill Mrs John M.
M'Lellan Miss
Rougvie Mrs John
Russell J. F.
27 Dryden Robert
29 Fraser Hugh
33 Hair William
Primrose Rev. Robert
36 Rennie Robert
37 Ballantine John H.
38 Hutcheson John M.
39 Boyd Mrs Andrew
40 Tasker Mrs Andrew
41 Brownlie Misses
STREET DIRECTORY. 353
51 Philp William
53 Ferguson Alexander
57 Hill Mrs Ramsay
58 Scott Joseph D.
61 Trew Rev. John
62 Waterston C.
63 Letham William
Rodger Miss
65 Blair Miss
Smith Mrs
Steele Miss
Walton John D.
66 M'Clure William
67 Anderson Mrs Richard
68 Robertson L. B.
69 Campbell Mrs Alexander
Campbell John
Niccol Robert
70 Macmillan Rev. Hugh, D.D.
72 Lyle Robert
73 Grieve James, jun.
Russell James
75 Hill Robert
Lang Mrs James
Macfarlan Alexander
Wright Mrs
77 Lindsay William
78 M'Kirdy Mrs
80 Woolley Samuel S.
82 Macgregor John
84 Cameron Robert Wilson
86 M'Intosh William
Scott Rev. W. Richmond
VENNEL.
18 Heron John
Loughran William
M'Kirdy Angus
49 Simpson William
58 Bradley Anthony
WATT PLACE.
1 Aitken William N. A.
Anderson Andrew
Downing Mrs William
Houston Mrs James
2 Blair Mrs Joseph
Cunningham Robert
Fay Arthur
Potts John
Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.
2 3

354
WATT STREET.
3 Brown Alexander
Hood John
Symington John
4 Armstrong David
M'Lean Thomas
5 Hoggan William
Mayors Thomas H.
6 Lemon James
M'Ewan Alexander
M'Rae Neil
Mayors Robert G.
Robertson Mrs Donald
7 Blair Robert
8 Boyd Mrs James
Hodge William
M'Culloch James
M'Intosh John
9 Allan Mrs
Barbour Miss
Briceland Andrew
Scott Robert
io M'Lachlan James
M'Lean John
Main Robert
Peddie William
Ramsay John
11 Innes Mrs
Laird William
Maccallum James
Paton James
Robertson Mrs George
Thomson Michael
Wood James
12 Adam William
Darroch Miss
Murray Mrs William
13 Archer William
Ferguson John
M'Arthur Daniel
M'Donald Mrs
Rennie Thomas
WELLINGTON STREET.
2 Crawford James
Lee Robert
Ingram W. B.
Young David
4 O'Neill John B.
b Blake Matthew
STREET DIRECTORY.
8 Archibald William, jun.
Austin Adam
Jack John
M'Kechnie John
M'Lean Ronald
M earns Mrs James
9 Park John
Wilson Robert
10 Macdonald A. K.
M'Lelland J.
Reid James
Shannon James
Weir W. M. G.
12 Campbell James
Campbell Thomas
Fisher Mrs John
M'Whirter Hugh
Morrin William
Wingate Andrew
14 Barbour William
Cromar George
M'Coll James
M'Gregor Peter
Pow Edward
16 Cromar George
Fleming James
Lewis Charles
Smith Angus
WT hyte James
Wilson John, jun.
18 Barr William
Parker Mrs
Smith Alexander W. C.
Stewart Robert
Wallace James
19 Getty Robert
M'Kirdy George
Ross Mrs
20 Cochrane Crawford
Hughes John
M'Farlane John
M'Lellan Andrew
21 M 'Naught George W.
M'Whirter John
Rodger David
22 Brunton Charles
Gait Mrs
M'Kinnon Robert
Smith William
24 M'Kenzie Peter
Muir Mrs Robert
Seath Mrs
In Buying our All Leather Boots, you have

Wellington Street—Continued
24 Smith Mrs
Whitelaw Thomas
25 Coote Thomas
26 Borthwick David
Caldwell James
Ferguson Mrs John
Lang John
Muirhead Alexander
Simpson Mrs M.
28 Borland Alexander
Duncan Robert
Easton David
•Maitland Mrs Jane
M'Dougall William
M'Rae Mrs John
Rodger Mrs
30 Anderson Mrs James
Campbell Donald
Frew Robert A.
Hoy Mrs James
Innes Joseph
M'Niven Donald
Savage Thomas
35 Andrew David
Cameron John
Colville James
Macdonald Hugh
MTntyre Donald
37 Holburn Robert, sen.
39 Purdon James
.43 Baine William
45 M'Gregor Malcolm
Shearer James
52 Leggate William
54 Allan Conway
58 Walker Alexander
64 Bowie John
M 'Arthur Peter
66 Easton Robert F.
Houston David
Knox James
M'Kay Andrew
-68 Gibb Walter
Hamilton John
Hutcheson George
M'Donald Alexander
Paterson David
70 Lam on t Hugh
M'Tavish John
May George W.
Muir James
STREET DIRECTORY. 355
70 Muir James
Smeaton James
71 Dale Archibald
Edgar John
Hamilton Thomas
Smith James
72 Burton Thomas
Chalmers Archibald
Chalmers Robert
Elliott Thomas
Ford Mrs John
Hart James
M'Ausland John
74 Boyd James
Honeyman R.
Houston Archibald
Lauder James
MTntosh James
M'Kechnie James
75 Brown Robert
Robertson Donald
76 Dobbin John
M'Cue James
77 Ireland William
Kinnell James
M'Farlane Mrs
Scott Robert
78 Sidey William
79 Ferguson Robert
81 Oliver William
83 Barclay John
Brown Adam
Cuthbertson James S.
Sinclair Angus
Milne Alexander
85 Anderson James
Murray Alexander B.
Wilson Alexander
Wilson Thomas
87 Anderson William
Bradley James
Ferguson Donald
Gerrard James
Hair William
M'Kenzie John
Munn Thomas
WEST BLACKHALL STREET
5 Campbell Mrs Neil
Gillies Miss
6 Mitchell William
No Middle-men's" profits to pay at Percy's.

356
West Blackhall Street— Continued
6 Preston James
Rowan Samuel
8 Muir Allan
14 Bell John
Gilmour Hugh
Johnston Miss M.
Menzies Mrs John
Paterson Robert
Smith Thomas W.
17 Brown Alexander R.
M'Nally John St. V.
22 Brown John
Cowley Charles
M'Farlane Miss
M 'Kay William
O'Neil Francis
23 Gillespie Mrs James
M'Lean Mrs
Peace Mrs John
Richmond Alexander
24 Brown Mrs James
Davies Mrs William
Keogh John
M'Kay James
25 Harvey Hugh
Mackenzie Mrs
26 Boyd Thomas
Bradley Miss
Bryson Thomas
Carrigan John
Griffiths Jane
Kay A. S.
Logan Francis B.
M'Farlane Hugh
M'Kay Robert
Smith John
27 Borthwick James
Brown Alexander
Fleck William
Meglaughlin James
M'Lean Alexander
Morton Mrs
Riva Matthew
30 Fowler William
Shankland Mrs Thomas
32 M'Ewan Mrs Archibald
34 Fairlie William
Henderson Archibald
Morris Thomas R.
35 Bell Mrs John
Wotherspoon Mrs
STREET DIRECTORY,
36 Burnside Miss Elizabeth
Chalmers John
37 Hagan Charles
M 'Arthur Mrs Duncan
40 Lawrence Mrs David
41 Brodie William
Gerrod Mrs
M'Leod Mrs A.
Whiteford James
43 Crookshanks Joseph
Henderson James
52 Kelly John
WEST BURN STREET.
6 Lewis Peter
8 Crawford Robert
12 Beaton Peter
25 Morrison Peter
Paterson A.
28 Sayers Alexander
33 Crawford Mrs Hugh
34 Haig James
35 Dunn Mrs Archibald
Glen Mrs James
M'Gregor Mrs
WEST STEWART STREET.
I Cairns Joseph
Hendry James
Simpson James
5 Cumming Miss
Dewar John
Leitch Mrs H.
MTntyre Allan
Peacock John
Storms Mrs
6 Hardie Robert
Lindsay John
MTntyre Malcolm
9 Marshall William
1 1 Armour Matthew
Glencross John
Warden John
13 Ferguson Moses
M'Callum Duncan
M'Kellar Robert
15 Burns Jonathan
17 Anderson Adam
20 Lang Daniel
M'Gugan Angus
We are a Quarter of a Century established.

STREET DIRECTORY. 357
West Stewart Street—Continued
20 Waters John S.
22 Fraser James
34 Paget John
35 David Simon H.
M 'Kinlay Peter C.
Fraser John Steel William
Molseed James 36 Inglis James
23 M'Ausland Mrs John
M 'Lean John
24 Hyndman James
27
38
Barr Robert
Hope William
Pattison Robert
Fletcher Malcolm
Philips David WOOD STREET.
25 Campbell Mrs D.
M'Lean Alexander
27 Climie Robert
30 Brand Mrs David
1 Barrie Andrew
32 Galbraith Lachlan
Grant John
Hansen Peter
Morrison Alexander
7 Docherty George
9 Craig John P.
10 Burns Alexander
Morrison J. D.
O'Hara William
YORK STREET.
33 Herbert R. W.
Millar William
2
3
Mills John
Beaton Thomas
34 Buchan Robert 5 Allan James
Forbes John
Henderson J.
Barbour James
Rodger Thomas
WILLIAM STREET.
SPECIALITIES!
Flavouring Essences.
JAAP'S CURRY POWDER. JAAP'S YEAST OR BAKING POWDER.
Dried Flavouring Herbs.
JAAP'S DANDIELION COFFEE. JAAP'S ESSENCE OF RENNET.
Aromatic Bitters.
JAAP'S CUSTARD POWDERS. JAAP'S FRUIT SYRUPS.
These well-known Preparations are put up in various sized Bottles and Tins. Sold by
Italian Warehousemen, Chemists, and Grocers, in England, Scotland, and Ireland.
JAAP'S ANTI-GERM SALT.
TASTELESS, ODOURLESS, WHOLESOME, SOLUBLE. HARMLESS
AS TABLE SALT.
This Preparation is a perfect and reliable preservative for Milk, Cream, Butter, Fresh
Meat, Fish, Hams, Bacon, Sausages, Pork Pie Meat, Game, Poultry, &c.
JT A A T^
rSold by all Chemists, Italian Warehousemen, and Grocers. One Shilling per packet.
Manufacturing
j O a\ a\ L j Pharmaceutical Chemist,
268 & 270 BUCHANAN STREET, GLASGOW.

. HALLS
(g amble i nstitute,
GOUROCK.
4s mGmBGR$f)ip »
FAMILY TICKETS, 10/- each per annum.
ANNUAL, 4/-
HALF-YEARLY, 2/6.
MONTHLY, 1/-
ADMISSION FOR VISITORS, id.
(JUafctncj (Room, (gitftatrt (Room, Qtjafge, (Refreshment©,
(Brfenewe £ircufciftn

GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
ADAM A. R., shipmaster, 54 Kempock st
Adam James, yacht and launch builder, Cove road. Ho. 35 do.
Adam William, baker, Thrush Hill, Upper Ashton
Adam Mrs, Cove Point house, Cove road
ADAMS William, Broomberry drive
Adams Mrs, restaurant keeper, 77 Shore st
AIRD Mrs, Craigburn house, Ashton
AITCHIESON John, Gourock Castle, 11 Bath st
ALEXANDER James, Greenbank, 13 Ashton road
Alexander Joseph, School board officer, West Lodge, King st
Alexander Mrs, 17 Ashton road
ALLAN J. Craig, solicitor, Beech house, 22 Albert road
Allan J. & J., Dunclutha, Victoria road
Allan Robert (of Robert Allan & Co., Greenock), Hunter
villa, Cardwell Bay
Allan Thomas, painter, 18 Cardwell road
Allan William, 31 Royal st
Allan William, joiner, 49 Royal st
Allan Miss, Cove Point house, Cove road
ANDERSON Hugh, 7 Shore st
Anderson J. B., 12 Ashton road
Anderson Peter, tobacconist, 12 Kempock place. Ho. 40
Shore st
Anderson T. M., artist, Berry bank, Ashton
Anderson Miss, 2 Anderson place, Cove road
Anderson Mrs Andrew, fishmonger, 87 Shore st
Anderson Mrs Ellen, 34 Albert road
ANDREW James, 6 Manor crescent
Andrew John, 2 George place, Albert road
ANGUS Mrs Robert, Manor crescent, 5 Cardwell road
ARBUCKLE James, confectioner, 38 Shore st
ARKLEY Arthur (late Customs' officer), 67 Kempock st
Percy Brothers' Boots walk over the World.

360
GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
ASHTON Mrs, 37 Cove road
ASTALL Enoch, engineer, 15 Albert road
ASTON Albert Edward, Milburn, 40 Ashton road
AUSTIN Miss, 42 Cardwell road
B
BAIN Alexander, 1 7 Albert road
BAIRD Mrs Hugh, 14 Ashton road
BALDWIN George, engineer, Park place, 1 Albert road
BALLANTINE John, the Glasgow drapery warehouse, 21
Kempock st. Ho. 19 do.
Ballantine Thomas, 48 Kempock st
BALLARDIE Miss Agnes, 1 White bank, Ashton road
BARR Captain John, yachtsman, 40 Shore st
Barr Peter, 44 Shore st
Barr Robert, chemist, Kempock place. Ho. 7 Albert road
BEATTIE James, 27 Hopeton st
BEGG William, joiner, 63 Shore st
BELL Miss, 22 Hopeton st
Bell Mrs, 47 Royal st
BENNET Robert, 29 Royal st
BENSON Robert, 31 Royal st
BICKERTON Mrs Christina, Ashton Hotel, 40 Albert road
BIGGS E. J., Cliff cottage, Victoria road
BINNIE Robert, merchant, Greenock. Ho. Ashford, 54
Albert road
BILCASE Mrs, 58 Royal st
BIRD Mrs John, 53 Shore st
BIRRELL William, 5 Tower drive, Victoria road
BLACK Alexander, joiner and glazier, 53 Kempock st
Black James J., Belmont, Barrhill road
Black James, engineer, 60 Shore st
BLACKBURN John, dairyman and contractor, 3 Kempock
place. Ho. do.
BLAIR Thomas, shoemaker, Criterion buildings, Kempock
st. Ho. 7 Bath st
Blair Mrs Hugh R., 8 Manor Crescent, Cardwell Bay
BLENCH J. G., Alma villa, Cardwell Bay
BLUE Mrs, 12 Hopeton st
BOARD of Trade Office, 26 Kempock st
Reliable Boots & Shoes at " Makers' Prices,"

GOUROCK DIRECTORY. 36
BOLTON Allan, Moorfield, Victoria road
Bolton Mrs, stationery and branch Post Office, 26 Shore st.
Ho. 24 do.
BONE Quintin (of Bone & Buchanan, Greenock), Burgh
Treasurer and Collector, Burgh Chambers, Shore st.
Ho. Parkfield
BOONE Charles, joiner, 8 Manor crescent
Boone Mrs, 20 Hopeton st
BOWMAN James, Rockside, 7 Albert road
Bowman Miss E. S., Alderwood, Victoria road
BOYD George, ironmonger, Glasgow, Broombery house
BRADY Daniel, 8 Adelaide st
BRAND David, 2 Ashton road
BROCKET William, Dunclutha, Victoria road
BRODIE John, 9 Royal st
Brodie Mrs Jane, Ferndean, Victoria road
BROWN David, late photographer, 26 Shore st
Brown Donald, head master, Central School. Ho. Mount
Pleasant, Barrhill road
Brown George, 31 Kempock st
Brown James, 18 Kempock st
Brown James, clerk, 42 Cardwell road
Brown John, smith, Hopeton st. Ho. 45 Royal st
Brown William, carpenter and boatbuilder, John st. Ho.
23 Royal st
Brown William, quarryman, 17 Shore st
Brown William MacAdam, wine merchant, 9 Kempock place.
Ho. 1 Bath st
Brown Miss, 38 Royal st
Brown Miss, Sea View, 27 Ashton road
Brown Miss, 47 Shore st
Brown Miss, milliner, 59 Shore st. Ho. do.
Brown Mrs, 47 Kempock st
Brown Mrs, 33 Shore st
Brown Mrs James, 6 Ashton
BROWNLIE John, 12 Kempock st
Brownlie W. B., family baker, 14 Shore st. Ho. 15 do.
Brownlie Mrs, Ashton Grove, Victoria road
BRUCE William, banker, Moorfield villa, Upper Ashton
BRYAN John, 18 Kempock st
BRYSON James, ship steward, 50 Royal st
only from Percy Brothers, 14 Hamilton St.
1

362
GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
BUCHANAN James, gardener, Ashburn
Buchanan Neil, postman, Anderson place, Cove road
BURNET John, advocate, Edinburgh. Ho. 40 Ashton road
Burnet Mrs James, 24 Ashton road
BURNS John, slater, 5 Hopeton st
Burns Patrick, slater, 2 Shore st
Burns William, 21 Hopeton st
Burns Mrs Agnes, 1 Kempock st
BURTON William, accountant, Willow bank, 14 Albert road
BUTCHER Edward, carpenter, 1 Kempock st
CALDER Mrs Elizabeth, tobacconist, 34 Shore st. Ho. 5,
Royal st
CALDWELL Mrs Janet, Alma place, 27 Albert road
CALLAN James, engineer, 44 Shore st
CALLENDER John, slater, 9 Shore st
CAMERON A., 27 Royal st
Cameron Alexander, jun., yachtsman, 25 Royal st
Cameron Alexander, solicitor and notary public, Towerland,
Barrhill road
Cameron Alexander, yachtmaster, 57 Shore st
Cameron Robert, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 78 Shore St..
Ho. 43 Royal St
Cameron William, captain, Robertson place, Church st
Cameron Miss, 23 Royal st
Cameron Mrs Ann, 1 2 Albert road
CAMPBELL Alexander, gardener, 40 Cardwell road
Campbell Alexander, roadman, 13 Kempock road
Campbell Alexander E., seedsman and florist, Cove gardens.
Ho. do.
Campbell Andrew, Spring bank, 18 x\lbert road
Campbell Daniel, spirit merchant, 51 Shore st. Ho. 55 do.
Campbell Dugald, steward, 18 Cove road
Campbell Hugh, grocer, 5 Cove road
Campbell James, shoemaker, Viewfield, Upper Ashton
Campbell John M'C, 9 Cardwell road
Campbell Neil, sailmaker, 20 Shore st
Campbell Peter, curator, Gamble Institute, Shore st
Campbell William, baker, 21 Shore st
Newest Designs in Foot Gear arriving daily

GOUROCK DIRECTORY. 36$
Campbell Miss Janet, 15 Albert road
Campbell Miss Mary, 21 Hopeton st
Campbell Miss Mary, 10 Shore st
Campbell Mrs, 22 Hopeton st
Campbell Mrs, 13 Kempock st
Campbell Mrs R., Berry bank, 36 Ashton road
Campbell Mrs C, 20 Kempock st
Campbell Mrs Donald. 20 Kempock st
Campbell Mrs John, 44 Cardwell road
Campbell Mrs M., fruiterer, 11 Kempock st. Ho. do.
CANNING George, 44 Shore st
Canning Thomas, 1 George place, Albert road
CARRICK Miss, 19 Royal st
CENTRAL Public School, John st
CHALMERS Archibald, grocer, 20 Cardwell road. Ho. 72
Wellington st, Greenock
Chalmers John, clerk and collector of Greenock Gas Works,.
4 Cardwell road
Chalmers William, house factor and property agent, Greenock.
Ho. Roslin place
CHISHOLM William, 55 Shore st
CHRISTIE A., commercial traveller, Rockside, Albert road
Christie William, yachtsman, 27 Hopeton st
CHRISTE Robert, postman, 35 Shore st
CLARK Mrs Angus, nurse, 67 Kempock st
CLEAT John, wine merchant, 2 Kempock st. Ho. 4 do.
CLELAND John, baker, 25 Kempock st. Ho. 23 do.
Cleland John, clerk, 3 Anderson place
CLYDESDALE Mrs, Drummond house, Ashton
COMMERCIAL Hotel, 84 Shore st
COOK John, yachtmaster, 15 Adelaide st
Cook Miss Elizabeth, 7 Ashton
Cook Miss, Viewfield, Upper Ashton
COOPER Major John, late Royal Artillery, Clifton villa,
Larkfield road*
COOTE David, hairdresser, 5 Bath st. Ho. 1 John st
Coote John, mason, 31 Kempock st
Coote Mrs Alexander, 1 John st
COUSINS J. B., engineer, 45 Albert road
COWAN Miss, 4 Prospect hill, Upper Ashton
CRAIG George, 5 Royal st
from Head Depot— Percy Brothers, Glasgow.

364
GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
Craig John (of Craig, Scott & Co., Greenock), Craigdullyeart
Craig John Richardson, J. P. (of Craig Brothers, Glasgow),
Craigard, Barrhill road
Craig William, 36 Shore st
Craig Mrs, Barrhill house, Barrhill road
CRAWFORD John, 39 Albert road
Crawford Robert, C.E., 17 Ashton road
Crawford Mrs, 47 Royal st
CRERAND James, jun., mason, 3 Adelaide st
Crerand James, sen., gasmaker, 3 Adelaide st
CRICHTON Mrs, Viewfield, Upper Ashton
CROOKSHANKS Joseph, carriage-hirer and funeral undertaker,
5 Kempock place, Quay head. Ho. do.
CRUDEN Alex., plumber, 84 Shore st. Ho. 20 Kempock st
CUBITT F. T., Board of Trade officer, 25 Royal st
CULLEN D., stationer, 27 Kempock st. Ho. Rockcliff, 1
Albert road
CUMMING James, 8 Ashton terrace
Cumming Mrs, 7 Royal st
CUMMISKY B., 7 Shore st
CUNNINGHAM David, engineer, 9 Cardwell road
Cunningham James & Son, tailors and clothiers, Lome place,
Shore st. Ho. do.
CURRIE A., 43 Royal st
Currie Malcolm, 41 Albert road
Currie William, 21 Royal st
Currie Mrs David, Chesterfield terrace, Royal st
DAER Mrs Colin, 2 Park place, Albert road
DALGLEISH John, 4 Bath st
DALZIEL John, yachtinaster, 22 Cove road
DARROCH D., carpenter, 5 Royal st
DAVIDSON R., 14 Ashton road
Davidson Mrs, 12 Kempock place
DAVIES John P., manager railway works, 35 Royal st
DENNISTON Mrs Robert, 12 Shore st
DEVLIN J., wine and spirit merchant, 10 Chapel st. Ho. do
DICK Mrs, Bank house, 12 Kempock place
DICKSON Benjamin, 53 Albert road
Boots you can "Buy weel and hae weel " in

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Dickson John, Laurel bank, Albert road
Dickson John, yachtsman, 13 Royal st
DOAK J. & J., fruiterers and poulterers, 33 Kempock st
Ho. 34 do.
DOBBIE John, joiner, 23 Cove road
DOCHERTY Philip, quarryman, 12 Hopeton st
Docherty Mrs, 27 Hopeton st
DOIG Peter, dairyman (Glasgow), 1 Hillside place
DONALD Miss Martha, 27 Albert road
DONALDSON James, 13 Royal st
Donaldson John, 22 Hopeton st
Donaldson Mrs E., Janefield place, Albert road
DOUGLAS Thomas, blacksmith, 55 Kempock st
Douglas Mrs, 6 Chapel st
DOW John, Star Hotel, 28 Kempock st. Ho. do.
DOWNIE Thomas, blacksmith, 29 Cove road
DRYSDALE John Forrester, Borewell cottage
Drysdale Mrs Jane, Seabank, 20 Albert road
DUFFIES Thomas, cashier, 3 Hillside place, Albert road
DULEY Samuel, shoemaker, 63 Kempock st. Ho. do.
DUNBAR Robert, 22 Cove road
DUNCAN Joseph, bookkeeper, Ashton house
Duncan Robert, yachtmaster, 1 7 Cove road
Duncan Mrs S., Hope place, 55 Shore st
Duncan Mrs, Rosebank, Gourock road
DUNLOP Mrs, 63 Shore st
DUNSMUIR Robert R., 8 Ashton terrace
EADIE Robert, Claremount, Victoria road
EASTERN Public School, Chapel st
EASTON Mrs. Barrhill road, Upper Ashton
EDMUNDS Walter, Board of Trade officer, 20 Hopeton st
EGLINTON & Simpson, booksellers, stationers and drapers,
61 Kempock st
EPISCOPAL Church (St. Bartholomew's), Barrhill road
ERSKINE James, printer & stationer, 40 Shore
st. Ho. Nithsdale buildings
ESTABLISHED Church, Royal st
EVANS Robert, rigger, 28 Cove road
purchasing direct from us at 14 Hamilton St.

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FAIRGRIEVE John B., plumber and gasfitter, 57 Kern pock
st. Ho. 7 Robertson st, Greenock
FALCONER Miss Catherine, 6 Ashton road
FARQUHAR Mrs, 44 Card well road
FENTON David, pilot master, Princes Pier. Ho. Mary
villa, Victoria road
FERGUS Miss Jane, 35 Royal st
FERGUSON James (of Singer & Co.), n Royal st
Ferguson John, portioner, Braemar cottage, Victoria road
Ferguson Richard, Benclyd. Barrhill road
Ferguson Robert, accountant, Greenock. Ho. Bay villa, Cove rd
Ferguson Miss J. M., 27 Ashton road
Ferguson Mrs, 65 Shore st
FERNIE Wm., provision merchant, 60 Shore st. Ho. 40 do.
FI MISTER Mrs James, 18 Kempock st
FINLAYSON John, china merchant, 50 Shore st. Ho. do.
FINNIE Miss Janet, draper, 23 Shore st. Ho. do.
FISHER Mrs, 32 Royal st
FLASH MAN George, captain, 1 Towerhill drive
FLEEMING Miss, George place, 65 Albert road
FLEMING James, 17 Adelaide st
Fleming James, grocer, Thrush hill, Upper Ashton
Fleming Miss, dressmaker, 26 Albert road
Fleming Mrs James, grocer, 83 Shore st
Fleming Mrs, Fyfe place, 54 Kempock st
FLINT Thomas, 45 Albert road
FORBES Alexander, 2 Shore st
Forbes Duncan, Viewfield, Upper Ashton
Forbes William, engineer, 41 Royal st
FORREST J., Bourtree cottage, Victoria road
Forrest Mrs G. K., Moorfield, Victoria road
Forrest Mrs, 4 Ashton place
FORSYTH Mrs, 26 Albert road
FOSTER Edward, engineer, 1 Campsie terrace
FOWLER Mrs Jane, Dhufield, Gourock road
FOX Peter, confectioner, 53 Shore st
FRAME George, 65 Shore st
FRASER James S., 27 Albert road
Fraser Miss F., Chesterfield terrace, 58 Royal st
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Eraser Mrs G., Albert road
FULTON Robert, teacher, Eastern School. Ho. Thrush
hill, Victoria road, Upper Ashton
Fulton Mrs, 47 Albert road
GALLACHER Mrs, 2 Anderson place
GALLAGHER Rev. Hugh, R. C. clergyman, 58 Shore st
GALLAUCHER John M., engineer, 24 Royal st
GAMBLE Institute, Shore st—curator, Peter Campbell.
(See Advt.)
GARDINER Miss, Violet grove, 12 Albert road
GARDNER Joseph, portioner, 11 Manor crescent
GARVIE John, architect, 33 Royal st
GEBBIE Miss Isabella, 17 Albert road
Gebbie Mrs Thomas, 16 Albert road
GEMMELL Miss, 1 White bank, Ashton
GEM MILL Andrew, 13 Bath st
GIBB Robert, 33 Shore st
GIBSON Alexander, Janefield place, 49 Albert road
Gibson Alexander, salesman, 53 Shore st
Gibson William, 3 Ashton terrace
Gibson Mrs, 66 Shore st
GILCHRIST John, Gourock Tollhouse, Gourock road
GILFILLAN Thomas, Mount Pleasant, Victoria road
GILLIES Neil, grocer, 78 Shore st
Gillies Neil, spirit merchant, 7 Kempock place. Ho. do.
Gillies Mrs C, 70 Shore st
GILMOUR Robert, civil engineer, 44 Cardwell road
GLASSFORD John, 2 Anderson place, Cove road
GLEN Thomas, sergeant of police, 1 1 Bath st
GOODALL George, 39 Albert road
GOODWIN William, joiner, 31 Cove road
GORDON Duncan, carpenter, 38 Kempock st
Gordon Peter, Anderson place, Cove road
Gordon Mrs James, 33 Shore st
GORMLEY James, 6 Shore st
GOSSMAN Edwin, property valuator, 79 Robertson st,
Glasgow. H. Craigenclutha, Victoria road
GOTT William, Cove Point House
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GOUROCK Burgh Commissioners, Burgh Chambers, Shore st
Gourock Gas Works. Office and works, Adelaide st
GRAHAM Duncan, yachtsman, 39 Royal st
Graham William, 35 Royal st
Graham Misses, 1 White bank, Ashton
GRANT Wm, 27 Hopeton st
GREENLEES James, 41 Ashton road
GRICE Mrs, 2 White bank, Ashton
GRIFFIN William, yachtsman, 29 Cove road
GUILFORD Wm., purveyor and restaurateur, Glasgow,.
Clyde Mount, Upper Ashton
GUNION W. G. H., solicitor and law agent, Floral bank,
Cove Gardens
GUTHRIE Charles T., Tynron, Broomberry drive
GUY Matthew, joiner, 7 Shore st
H
HADDOW John, Magdala, Ashton
Haddow Miss, Magdala, Ashton
HAIG Mrs, 39 Royal st
HALDANE George, wine merchant, 19 and 90 Shore st.
Ho. Criterion buildings, 1 Kempock st
HALL C. Stuart, Rockside, 5 Albert road
Hall Robert, joiner, 51 Kempock st
HALSTEAD Henry, 22 Ashton road
HAMILTON Mrs, Mount park, Victoria road
HANNAH James, 44 Shore st
HARDIE Jane, china shop, 65 Kempock st
HARGAN James, bootmaker, 26 Shore st. Ho. do.
HARKNESS Mrs, 30 Cove road
HARLEY Robert, builder, 22 Albert road
Harley Robert, jun., 10 Kempock st
HARPER Mrs, 3 Bath st
HARVEY William G., secretary, Greenock Beetroot Sugar
Association, Broomberry
Harvey Miss, 33 Shore st
HASTIE Robert, mason, 36 Cove road
HAY James, gardener, 58 Royal st
HAYNE William, burgh surveyor and sanitary inspector, 35
Royal st
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HENDERSON Andrew, 43 Kempock st
Henderson Peter, purser, 43 Kempock st
HERBERT William, Ashtower, Victoria road
HEREFORD Captain E. W., R.N., Superintendent, Board
of Trade Orifice, 26 Kempock st. Ho. 4 Towerhill drive
HERON James, mason, 9 Shore st
HILL James, blacksmith, 40 Cardwell road
Hill Mrs William, 26 Shore st
HOAD George, sailmaker, 44 Cardwell road
HODGE Mitchell, 41 Ashton road
HOGG William B., draughtsman, Caprera lodge, Cove road
HOLMAN John, shipmaster, 2 Alfred place, John st
HOLMES Donald R., 3 George place, Ashton
Holmes William, yachtsman, 25 Kempock st
HONEYMAN Mrs, Ann place, Kempock st
HOOD Werter, chief inspector, Board of Trade, 2 Alfred
place, John st
HOPE Mrs. 5 Ashton road
Hope Mrs, 27 Cove road
HORNE William, tramway guard, 9 Shore st
HULL John (of Hepworth & Co., Greenock), 39 Royal st
HUNTER William R., 33 Ashton road
HUTCHESON Crawford, 22 Ashton road
Hutcheson Thomas, carpenter, 58 Shore st
Hutcheson W., 58 Shore st
Hutcheson Mrs Agnes M., Springbank, 19 Albert road
HYNDMAN Alexander, yachtsman, 20 Hopeton st
HYSLOP Miss Susan, Ashton Grove, Victoria road
IMRIE Miss Margaret, 4 George place, Albert road
IRVINE R., cabinetmaker, 9 Shore st
Irvine Mrs, 39 Albert road
ISBISTER Thomas, yachtmaster, 34 Cove road
Isbister William, mason, 20 Shore st
JACK John, 23 Royal st
Jack Miss Mary, Ashtower, Victoria road
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Jack Mrs, 10 Shore st
JACKSON William, 2 Anderson place, Cove road
JAMES David, Broomberry drive
JAMIESON James, quarryman, 8 Adelaide st
Jamieson William Steven, teacher, 26 Kempock st
JEFFREY Mrs, Benclyd, Upper Ashton
JOHNSON Mrs M., 15 Shore st
JOHNSTON Archibald, 3 Albert road
Johnston David, ship steward, 15 Shore st
Johnston Robert, grocer, 60 Shore st
Johnston William, 22 Cove road
JONES Paul, yacht and boat builder, East bay. Ho.
Eddlewood place
K
KASCH William, seaman, n Adelaide st
KEERNEY Peter, 1 Ashton road
KELSO Mrs Annabella, tea merchant, 3 Albert road. Ho.
4 do.
Kelso Mrs Robert, 28 Ashton road
KENNEDY Hugh & Sons, railway contractors, Cardwell rd
Kennedy Hugh (of Hugh Kennedy & Sons), Woodlea
Kennedy John, 1 George place, Albert road
KERR Alexander, baker, Alma place, Albert road
Kerr John, grocer, 55 Kempock st
Kerr Malcolm, yachtmaster, 44 Shore st
Kerr Malcolm, fisherman, 14 Kempock st
Kerr Mrs Marion, tea agent, 49 Royal st. Ho. do.
KESSON Mrs, 3 Bath st
KIDD Peter, auctioneer and valuator, Glasgow. Ho. Alma
place, 27 Albert road
KINCAID Mrs, 44 Cardwell road
KING Alexander, Ashtower, Victoria road, Upper Ashton
KINROSS Miss Ann, Hillside cottage, Ashton
KIPPEN Mrs Richard, Floral bank, Cove gardens
KNAGGS George, sailmaker, 20 Shore st
KNOX Miss, 66 Shore st
L
LAING Mrs R. W., Mileburn, Ashton
LAIRD Miss Jane, Gleniffer villa, Moorfield, Upper Ashton
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LANG James, cab proprietor, 56 Albert road
Lang James L., 2 George place, Albert road
Lang John, 38 Ashton road
Lang John, plumber and gasfitter, Hardie place. Ho. 45
Kempock st
Lang William, Janefield place, Albert road
Lang William, carriage driver, 45 Albert road
Lang William, quarrymaster, Craigmushat whinstone quarry.
Ho. Bellevue, Barrhill road
LAPTHORN & Ratseys, sailmakers, Cove road
Lapthorn James (of Lapthorn & Ratseys), Hunter villa
LATHAM David M., agent Royal Bank of Scotland,
Greenock. Ho. Gourock house
LAWRIE William, shipmaster, Ann place, 46 Kempock st
Lawrie Miss Jessie, 37 Kempock st
Lawrie Mrs John, 20 Kempock st
Lawrie Miss M., dressmaker, 20 Kempock st
LAWSON Miss Janet, Octavia terrace, 45 Royal st
Lawson Miss Christina, Octavia terrace, 45 Royal st
Lawson Mrs, 31 Cove road
LECKIE Alexander, timekeeper, 24 Kempock st
Leckie John, mercantile clerk, 5 Cardwell road
LEE Alexander, smith, 1 Anderson place
Lee D. H., 45 Royal st
Lee Robert, engineer, 20 Shore st
Lee William, gardener, 1 2 Shore st
Lee Mrs, 28 Cove road
LEITCH Alexander, medical practitioner, 1 1 Albert road
Leitch John, gardener, 26 Royal st
Leitch Miss, 31 Cove road
LENNIE Mrs A., 13 Kempock st
LENNOX Mrs, 66 Shore st
LESLIE William, pointsman, Seaview, 34 Cove road
LIDDELL Captain Thomas, 4 Prospecthill, Victoria road
Liddell Miss, Berryburn, Cardwell bay
LINDSAY Robert Wright, Thrush hill, Ashton
Lindsay Thomas, surveyor of meters, 25 Royal st
Lindsay William, 63 Kempock st
Lindsay Mrs T., 13 Kempock st
Lindsay Mrs, Loch View cottage, Upper Ashton
LITTLE John, engineer, 32 Royal st
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Little Mrs James, Johnville, Larkfield road
LIVINGSTON James, mason, Ladybank, 31 Albert road
LOCHHEAD Mrs M., 20 Cove road
LOGAN Alexander, Seaview, Ashton road
Logan Alexander, Rockside, Albert road
Logan John, 29 Ashton road
Logan William, 17 Adelaide st
LONGMUIR Mrs, 26 Kempock st
Love Mrs, Creagmount, Victoria road
LOWE Andrew, Thrush hill, Upper Ashton
LUKE D., yachtmaster, 23 Cove road
LYMPANY Richard, coastguard officer, 13 Bath st
M'
M'ADAM R., 67 Kempock st
M'Adam Samuel, flesher, 17 Kempock st. Ho. 14 do.
M'ALLISTER Andrew, furniture merchant, 63 Kempock st
M'Allister William, 26 Albert road
M'ARTHUR Jas., engineer, R.N., Viewfield, Upper Ashton
M'Arthur John, yachtsman, 39 Royal st
MACARTHUR Peter, engineer, Dunclutha, Victoria road
M'ALPINE Rev. Thomas B., Episcopal Church. Ho..
Chesterfield terrace, 58 Royal st
M'Auley Ewen, seaman, 3 Bath st
M'ARTNEY Robert, coachman, 44 Royal st
M'AUSLANE William, compositor, 42 Cardwell road
M'BRIDE John, millwright, Mather house, Cove road
M'BRYDE Robert, mason, 53 Shore st
M'CALL James, painter and decorator, 23 Kempock st.
Ho. 41 Royal st
M'CALLUM Miss Lucy, 29 Albert road
M'Callum Miss M. G., Thornbank, 18 Ashton road
M'CHRYSTAL Daniel, 73 Shore st
M'CLUMPHA Robert, fireman, 20 Hopeton st
M'CLURE Mrs David, Linnwood, Barrhill road
M'COLL Robert, 10 Shore st
M'CONNELL Mrs John, 3 Albert road
M 'COURT John, carter, 23 Hopeton st
M 'Court P., jun., carter, 21 Hopeton st
M 'Court Patrick, 32 Royal st
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M'CRACKEN Mrs John, dressmaker, 22 Hopeton st
M'CUNN Miss, 35 Cove road
M'DIVETT Edward, horse keeper, 21 Shore st
MACDONALD James, engineer, 4 Manor crescent
M'DONALD Charles, Board of Trade Officer, 15 Adelaide st
M'Donald Daniel, 16 Card well road
M'Donald J. S., manufacturer, Glasgow. Ho. Erwood,
Towerhill drive
M'Donald Mrs, Janefield place, 49 Albert road
M'Donald Mrs, 10 Shore st
M'DOUGALL A., 67 Kempock st
M'EWAN Miss A., 19 Royal st
JVI'EWEN James, manager of gas works, Adelaide st. Ho.
25 Albert road
M'Ewen George (of M'Lean M'Ewen, & Co., Greenock),
Laurel bank, Albert road
MACFADZEAN R. W., Inland Revenue, Greenock, 2
Prospecthill, Victoria road
M'FADYEN Mrs, 12 Hopeton st
M'FARLAN Donald & Son, blacksmiths, &c, 4 Royal st.
Ho. 1 1 Kempock place
MACFARLANE Miss Annie B., Leewood, 54 Albert road
M'FARLANE Alexander, plumber, 6 Kempock st
M'Farlane James, engineer, 31 Royal st
M'Farlane John, Prospecthill, Upper Ashton
M'Farlane William, Marybank, 20 Shore st
M'Farlane Mrs John, 22 Ashton road
M'Farlane Mrs, 37 Cove road
M'Farlane Mrs, 10 Kempock place
M'FIE Miss, Rosebank, Cardwell bay
M'GAW Peter, feuar, Norwood, Victoria road
M'GEOCH David, 20 Kempock st
M'GHIE Robert, engineer, 1 Cove road
M'GILLIVRAY John, blacksmith, 43 Royal st
M'GINEGLE John, provision dealer, 1 Campsie terrace
M'GINN Mrs M., 74 Shore st
M'GINTY Mrs, 3 Bath st
M'GLASHAN Alexander, seaman, 27 Hopeton st
M'Glashan Walter C. S., warehouseman, Glasgow. Ho. 7
Towerhill, Upper Ashton
M'Glashan Mrs, 10 Albert road
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M'GOWAN Archibald, mason, 1 2 Hopeton st
M'GRATH Edward, 20 Shore st
M'GREGOR J. D. & Co., funeral undertakers and carriage
proprietors, 35 Shore st
M'HUTCHESON Mrs, 18 Albert road
M'lLLHINEY James, stableman, 12 Shore st
M'lLROY James S., teacher, Central Public School. Ho.
44 Royal st
M'INNES John, yachtsman, 1 Anderson place, Cove road
M'Innes Mrs, 2 Anderson place, Cove road
M'Innes Mrs, 42 Cardwell road
M'INTOSH Angus, Anderson place, Cove road
M'Intosh Donald, mason, Anderson place, Cove road
M'Intosh Ronald, Viewfield, Upper Ashton
M'INTYRE Archibald, seaman, 6 Manor crescent
M'Intyre James, 24 Cardwell road
M'Intyre John, 22 Ashton road
M'Intyre Miss Catherine, confectioner, Albert road
M'Intyre Mrs John, 66 Albert road
M'Intyre Mrs Margaret, Moorlea, Upper Ashton
MACKAY Daniel, baker, 10 Kempock pi. Ho. 2 Bath st
M'KAY J. & N., Norwood, Victoria road
M'Kay Miss, Bible reader, 6 Kempock st
M'KECHNIE Miss Mary, baby furnishings, Albert road
M'KELLAR A., 9 Royal st
M'Kellar Miss, Alma place, Albert road
M'Kellar Miss Jane, Greenbank, 10 Ashton road
M'Kellar Mrs, 10 Kempock place
M'KENZIE Colin, carpenter, 9 Royal st
M'Kenzie Daniel, yachtsman, 70 Shore st
M'Kenzie James, fishmonger, 21 Shore st
M'Kenzie Robert, grocer and house factor, 68 Shore st.
Ho. do.
M'KIMMIE Robert, feuar, 1 George place, Albert road
M'KINLAY Miss, 13 Albert road
M'Kinlay Mrs Archibald, stationer, 24 Shore St. Ho. do.
M'KINNELL William, 65 Shore st
M'KINNON Charles G., confectioner, 17 Kempock st
Ho. do.
M'Kinnon James, 20 Hopeton st
M'Kinnon John, tailor, 12 Kempock place
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M'Kinnon Malcolm, shoemaker, 12 Kempock st
M'Kinnon Miss Susan, 12 Shore st
M'Kinnon Mrs James, 37 Shore st
M'Kinnon Mrs Mary, Glenburn, Victoria road
M'LACHLAN James, 18 Hopeton st
M'Lachlan John, coal merchant, 20 Shore st. Ho. do.
M'Lachlan Robert, 66 Shore st
M'LARDIE James, Lochview, Victoria road
M'LARTY Mrs, 14 Kempock st
M'LEAN James, Firth view, Upper Ashton
M'Lean John, painter, 40 Cardwell road
M'Lean Neil, joiner and builder, 19 Royal st
M'LEISH Hugh, 7 Ashton terrace, Ashton
M'LELLAN William, baker, 7 Bath st
M'Lellan Miss, 26 Cove road and 32 Cardwell road
M'LENNAN William, photographer, 29 Nicolson st, Greenock.
Ho. Maryville, Victoria road
M'LEOD D., carpenter, 6 Royal st
M'Leod Miss Ann, 5 Albert road
M'Leod Mrs Colin, Rosebank, Cardwell bay
M'MASTER Mrs, 66 Albert road
M'MICHAEL R., salesman, 1 Kempock st
M'MILLAN Daniel, shipmaster, 13 Royal st
M'Millan James, house and yacht painter, Hope place,
Shore st. Workshop—Bath buildings
M'Millan John, 39 Albert road
M'Millan John, painter and inspector of poor, 85 Shore st.
Ho. 13 Albert road
M'Millan Robert, Board of Trade, 23 Royal st
M'Millan William, Victoria Hotel, 75 Shore st. Ho. do.
M'Millan Misses, 31 Albert road
M'Millan Misses, 16 Cove road
M'Millan Mrs John, 18 Kempock st
M'Millan Mrs William, 4 Ashton road
M'MUTRIE Mrs, Manor crescent, 10 Cardwell road
M'NAUGHT J. B., 26 Albert road
M'NAUGHTON Robert, quarryman, 31 Kempock st-
M'Naughton William, draper and milliner, 39 Kempock st
M'NEE Miss, tobaconist, 60 Shore st. Ho. do.
M'NEIL Hugh, pianoforte tuner, 6 Kempock place
M'Neil Hugh, engine-driver, 44 Royal st
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M'Neil Neil, Cove Point house, Cove road
M'Neil Peter, 9 Albert road
M'Neil Mrs, 17 Alelaide st
M'NICOL James, yachtmaster, Osborne house, Cove road
M'Nicol John, clerk, 43 Royal st
M'Nicol Peter, yachtmaster, Robertson place, Church st
M'Nicol Mrs A., 14 Hopeton st
M'NIE Peter, salesman, 2 Kempock st. Ho. 4 do.
MACPHERSON Alexander, 2 Tower drive, Victoria road
M'PHERSON Miss Mary, furnishings, 23 Cove rd. Ho. do.
M'Pherson Mrs R., grocer and provision merchant, 53
Shore st. Ho. do.
M'Pherson Mrs, Greenbank, 12 Ashton road
M'Pherson Mrs, 43 Royal st
M'QUEEN H., adjuster of ships' compasses, Shore st
M 'Queen James, seaman, Beech cottage, 26 Albert road
M'Queen Mrs Jane, 60 Shore st
M'TAGGART George, 4 Cove road
M'VICAR Neil, yachtsman, 7 Royal st
M
MAIN Alexander, joiner and glazier, Hopeton st. Ho. 22
Royal st
Main Archibald, cartwright, 5 Chapel st
Main J. & W., carriers, 5 Chapel st. Ho. do.
MAIR Hugh, feuar, 19 Ashton road
MALCOLM William, shipping clerk, Ann place, Kempock st
MANN Miss Mary, 6 Kempock st
MARQUIS James, joiner. 46 Albert road. Ho. 48 do.
Marquis James (of Marquis & Millar, Greenock), 48 Albert rd
Marquis J. W., seaman, 44 Card well road
MARSHALL Thomas, Ben clyde, Barrhill road
Marshall Miss, 1 Ashton place
MARSKELL Henry, spiritmerchant, 29 Shore st. Ho. 28 do.
MARTIN Mrs, Ashbourne cottage, Albert road
MASON Alexander, tailor, 22 Kempock st
MASTERSTON Alexander, shipmaster, 9 Albert road
MASTERTON Miss, 9 Albert road
MATHER James, 50 Shore st
MATHIES Neil, yachtsman, Robertson place, Church st
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MATHIESON William, steward, 31 Kempock st
MAXWELL Captain, 35 Royal st
MAY Miss, 18 Cove road
MELVIN Mrs, Flower bank, 21 Ashton road
MERCANTILE Marine Office, 26 Kempock st
METHVEN James, Ivy bank, 14 Ashton road
MILL Lillias W,, grocer, Thrush hill
MILLAN John Macllwraith, shipmaster, 33 Royal st
MILLAR James, dairyman, 8 Hopeton st. Ho. 41 Royal st
Millar John, farmer, Seaview, 29 Ashton road
Millar Miss Margaret, grocer, 36 Cove road. Ho. 18 do.
Millar Mrs Ellen, 18 Cove road
Millar Mrs W., 49 Albert road
MILLER James, feuar, Elizabeth place, 17 Adelaide st
Miller John, carriage hirer, 8 Royal st. Ho. 10 Shore st
Miller Nicol, joiner, 31 Cove road
Miller Thomas, wholesale biscuit merchant, Greenock. Ho.
Violet grove, 1 2 Albert road
Miller Miss, 66 Albert road
MILLIKEN Archibald (of Alex. Tough & Son, Greenock),
7 Kempock st
MILNE Rev. Alexander, Established Church. Ho. 52
Albert road
Milne, George, flesher, 28 Shore st. Ho. do.
Milne Mrs Robert, Moorfield, Victoria road
MITCHELL Miss, 38 Ashton road
Mitchell Mrs, 7 Manor crescent, Cardwell bay
MOIR Mrs, Ashbank, Victoria road
MONTEATH Thomas, Italian warehouseman, 14 and 16
Shore st. Ho. Chesterfield terrace, Royal st
MONTEITH Alexander, quarryman, 3 Bath st
MONTGOMERY John, 58 Shore st
Montgomery Mrs, 18 Hopeton st
MOODIE William, baker, 13 Kempock st
Moodie Mrs, 4 Ashton road
MORELY John, 27 Hopeton st
MORRISON Alexander, flesher, 22 Hopeton st
Morrison James, Alma villa, Cardwell road
Morrison John D., commercial traveller, 63 Kempock st
Morrison John, 28 Shore st
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GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
Morrison Mrs Janet, ironmonger, 48 Shore st. Ho. 47 do.
MORROW Alex., coal merchant, 44 Albert road. Ho. do.
MUAT John, Hazel bank, 56 Albert road
MUIR William, Manor crescent, 1 1 Cardwell road
Muir William, engineer, 21 Albert road
Muir Mrs Agnes, 16 Kempock st
Muir Mrs James, Benclyd, Barrhill road
MUNN James, 16 Royal st
MUNRO David, tramway guard. 40 Cardwell road
Munro Peter, engineer, 21 Kempock st
Munro Miss, dressmaker, 65 Kempock st
Munro Mrs S., Mansfield, Broomberry drive
MURDOCH Alexander, 47 Kempock st
Murdoch John, seaman, 34 Cove road
Murdoch John, baker, Campfield house, Cardwell bay
MURRAY Ale*., foreman railway works. Ho. 5 Cove road
Murray Duncan, labourer, 2 Shore st
Murray Miss, milliner, Ann place, 42 Kempock st. Ho. do.
NAPIER J., Dungowan, Upper Ashton
NEILL Mrs, 2 George place, Albert road
NEWTON Mrs, Chesterfield terrace, Royal st
NESMITH Mrs, 6 Kempock st
NICHOLAS John, confectioner, 14 Kempock place
NISBET Mrs, Mount Pleasant, Upper Ashton
NIVEN Miss Catherine, 15 Ashton road
NOUGHER Mrs, 46 Royal st
N
OLIPHANT R. D., Springhill, 16 Ashton road
ORR Donald, grocer and provision merchant, 71 Shore st,.
Ho. 18 Hopeton st
OSBORNE William Edward, agent for brewers, Ashtower..
Victoria road
PANDELUS George, confectioner, 40 Shore st. Ho. do.
PANTON Miss Ann, 1 Ashton place, Ashton
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PARK Alexander, tramway car driver, 17 Adelaide st
Park James, manager, Vale of Clyde Tramway Company,
Chapel st. Ho. 7 Cardwell road
Park Mrs, 1 Cove road
Park Mrs, 31 Cove road
PATERSON James, Anderson place, Cove road
Paterson James, harbour-master, John st
Paterson John, marine engineer, 49 Royal st
Paterson John, 26 Ashton road
Paterson William, 26 Ashton road
Paterson Miss, 3 Campsie terrace
Paterson Miss, Catherine villa, Larkfield road
Paterson Mrs William, Royal terrace, 29 Royal st
Paterson Mrs, 1 Whitebank, Ashton
Paterson Mrs, 42 Cardwell road
PATTERSON Thomas, greengrocer, 18 Shore st. Ho. do.
PAUL Andrew, 1 Ashton terrace, Ashton
PAXTON Mrs, 21 Kempock st
PEACOCK Alexander, medical practitioner, 19 Albert road
Peacock Miss, 10 Shore st
PEFFERS Miss, 21 Royal st
PETERS John, druggist, 54 Shore st. Ho. do.
Peters Mrs, 8 Chapel st
PETERSON Peter, seaman, 12 Kempock place
PETRIE Thomas, grocer, 22 Ashton road
Petrie Miss Ellen, Ashburn cottage, Albert road
PICKEN Mrs, Normount, Barrhill road
PIRRIE John, engineer, 40 Cardwell road
PLAIGE J., engineer, Rosehill, Cardwell bay
POOLE James, 29 Kempock st
POST Office, 10 Kempock st
PRATT Mrs Margaret, 48 Albert road
Pratt Mrs, 23 Cove road
PURDON Jessie, grocer, Quay head. Ho. 7 Bath st
PURVES Rev. David, Free Church manse, Barrhill road
PULLAR Mrs, Hillside house, Ashton
PURCELL Peter, dairyman, 38 Cardwell road
Q
QUEEN'S Hotel, Kempock point—Geo. Stewart, proprietor
QUEEN Mrs, 37 Cove road
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RAE Gavin, Mavisbank, 23 Ashton road
Rae Rev. George, M.A., minister, U.P. manse, Ashton
Rae James, gardener, 47 Kempock st
RAMAGE William, treasurer, Greenock Parochial Board,
10 Manor crescent
RAMSAY Mrs, 28 Cove road
Ramsay Mrs William, 14 Ashton road
RANKIN Andrew, tailor and clothier, 36 Albert road. Ho.
49 do.
Rankin G. J., 31 Royal st
RATTRAY Charles, merchant, Glasgow. Ho. 2 Whitebank,
Ashton road
REID William, oil merchant, 18 Kempock st
Reid Mrs William, 19 Royal st
RENFREW James, T., cashier and bookkeeper, Moorfield,
Upper Ashton
RESTON Andrew, sawyer, 39 Royal st
RICHMOND James, family baker and confectioner, 61
Shore st. Ho. do.
RIDDELL Mrs, 13 Royal st
RITCHIE Archibald S., flesher, 24 Shore st. Ho. 26 do.
Ritchie George, Seabank, 20 Albert road
Ritchie James, family grocer and wine merchant, 48 Albert
road. Ho. 47 do.
Ritchie James, joiner, 19 Royal st
Ritchie William, joiner, 13 Bath st
RITSON John P., Broomberry drive
Ritson Thomas, station-master, Caledonian railway, Cathcart
st, Greenock. Ho. Hunter villa, Cardwell bay
ROAN Michael, 4 Kempock place
ROBB Alexander, manufacturer and warehouseman, Glasgow.
Ho. Ashcraig, Ashton
Robb Andrew, 4 George place, Albert road
Robb James, boot and shoemaker, 89 Shore st
ROBERTSON A. P., L.D.S., dental surgeon, 2 and 6
Cathedral st, Glasgow. Ho. Maryville, Upper Ashton
Robertson D., 55 Shore st
Robertson Rev. George, 7 Ashton road
Robertson John, society agent, 48 Kempock st
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GOUROCK DIRECTORY. 38
Robertson P. H., 9 Ashton
Robertson Miss A., 26 Albert road
Robertson Mrs, 9 Seaview, Ashton road
Robertson Mrs Elizabeth, 9 Ashton road
ROBINSON Alexander, V.S., Holly lodge, Cardwell bay
RODGER Brothers, artistic photo artists, 7 Bath st
ROMAN Catholic Church, Royal st
RONALD James, upholsterer, Fyfe place, 52 Kempock st
ROPER John, 43 Kempock st
ROSS Andrew, agent, 15 Shore st
Ross Charles, insurance agent, 9 Royal st
Ross Hew R., Caprera lodge, Cove road
Ross William, quarrier, 27 Hopeton st
RUSSELL Geo. H., slater, 32 Kempock st. Ho. 21 Albert rd
Russell Miss, grocer, 12 Cardwell road
RUTHERFORD Miss Ann, 15 Albert road
SARGENT Alexander, seaman, 44 Royal st
Sargent George, seaman, 13 Royal st
SCANLAN Andrew, gardener, 12 Royal st
Scanlan Hugh, 2 George place, Albert road
SCLANDERS Andrew, 9 Ashton terrace
SCOBBIE John, grocer, 26 Albert road
SCOTT Andrew, draper, 48 Kempock st
Scott A. E., photographer, 84 Shore st
Scott George, 15 Adelaide st
Scott Gordon, engineer, 45 Albert road
Scott Hugh, draper, 1 Kempock st. Ho. do.
Scott John, jun., of Drumshantie farm, 7 Royal st
Scott Peter, shipbroker, 8 Ashton
Scott Thomas, draper, Laurel bank, Albert road
Scott Thomson, 9 Ashton road
Scott Miss, Rosebank, 25 Ashton road
Scott Mrs Jane P., 8 Ashton road
Scott Mrs Mary, 53 Shore st
Scott Mrs William, 33 Shore st
Scott Mrs, Moorfield, Upper Ashton
Scott Mrs, Seabank, 20 Albert road
Scott Mrs, 19 Royal st
Substantial Value in Boots.
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GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
SERVICE Archibald, shipmaster, 42 Cardwell road
SHANKS John, Broomberry villa
SHARP Matthew, plumber and ironmonger, 15 Kempock
st. Ho. 16 do.
Sharp Mrs James, Mount Pleasant, Upper Ashton
SHAW Donald, yachtmaster, 5 Royal st
Shaw Donald, jun., yachtsman, 10 Kempock st
Shaw John, yachtmaster, t Alfred place, Royal st
Shaw Robert, boatbuilder, 69 Shore st
SHEARER Captain Alexander, 67 Kempock st
Shearer James (at Thomas Skinner & Co., Greenock), Park
place, 3 Albert road
Shearer Thomas, coal merchant, Fyfe place, Kempock st
Shearer Miss Jean, 67 Kempock st
Shearer Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 41 Albert road
Shearer Miss Mary, 4 Cardwell road
Shearer Mrs William, Park place, 3 Albert road
Shearer Mrs, spirit merchant, 5 Chapel st. Ho. 20 Cove
road
SHEDDEN William, 28 Ashton road
Shedden Janet, 28 Ashton road
SHERIFF Joseph, funeral undertaker and carriage hirer,
35 Shore st. Ho. do.
SHORE Street Post Office, 26 Shore st
SIEQUIEN F., yachtsman, 6 Shore st
SIMPSON Alexander, baker, 54 Kempock st
Simpson J. &: R., joiners and builders, 10 King st
Simpson James (of Eglinton & Simpson), Fyfe place, 48
Kempock st
Simpson James, miller and feuar, 9 Manor crescent
Simpson James, Springbank, 18 Albert road
Simpson John (of J. & R. Simpson), Woodside, Barrhill road
Simpson Robert, joiner, 65 Shore st. Ho. do.
Simpson Robert S., confectioner, 29 Kempock st. Ho. 31 do.
Simpson Miss, King st
Simpson Miss Mary, Maybank, Albert road
Simpson Mrs John, Woodside, Barrhill road
Simpson Mrs Robert, 2 Hillside, Albert road
Simpson Mrs, news agent, 55 Shore st. Ho. do.
Simpson Mrs, 15 Adelaide st
SINCLAIR Archibald, steward, 7 Royal st
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Sinclair Duncan, engineer, 29 Royal st
Sinclair Miss, 21 Royal st
Sinclair Misses, 10 Ashton road
SKIRVING William, labourer, 2 Shore st
SLAVEN Michael, plasterer, 23 Hopeton st. Ho. 35 Royal st
SLOANE Mrs A., 47 Kempock st
SMITH John, family grocer and wine merchant, 37 Albert
road. Ho. George place, 63 Albert road
Smith John, 30 Cove road
Smith William, 10 Kempock place
SPIERS Mrs Margaret, 48 Albert road
STARK Rev. James, senior minister of Free Wellpark,
Greenock. Ho. Barrwood, Barrhill road
STEEL M., engraver, Kempock place. Ho. 33 Kempock st
Steel Robert, engineer, 27 Cove road
Steel Miss Jane, Ferndean, Victoria road
STEVEN Miss Agnes, Springbank, 19 Albert road
STEVENSON George M'C, slater, 43 Kempock st
Stevenson James F., Janefield place, Albert road
Stevenson William, 31 Kempock st
Stevenson Mrs J., 13 Kempock st
Stevenson Mrs, 12 Hopeton st
STEWART Ben., joiner, 12 Kempock st
Stewart David, mason, 47 Kempock st
Stewart George, hotel-keeper, Queen's Hotel, Kempock point
Stewart Mrs Ellen, 38 Royal st
Stewart Mrs, 39 Albert road
STIRLING Robert, spirit merchant, 44 Shore st. Ho. 50 do.
STIRRAT John, 6 Kempock st
Stirrat Mrs Hugh, Viewfield, Upper Ashton
STORMS Mrs David, 22 Hopeton st
STRUTHERS William, sen., 7 Cove road
SUTHERLAND Mrs A., 85 Shore st
SWAN Miss, 10 Shore st
SWEENY Simon, labourer, 14 Hopeton st
SWEET Miss, 10 Manor crescent
TAIT Alexander, bank and insurance agent, Greenock.
Ho. Bankrugg, Victoria road
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GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
TARBET William, joiner, 40 Cardwell road
TAYLOR Alexander, grocer and provision merchant, ty
Kempock st. Ho. 8 do.
Taylor John, carrier, 58 Shore st
Taylor William, 18 Hopeton st
Taylor Miss, Janefield place, 49 Albert road
TEALE Donald, jeweller, 13 Bath st
TEMPERANCE Hotel, 65 Shore st—Proprietor, Robert
Simpson
THOMSON Alexander, constable, Ashton toll house
Thomson Robert, dentist, 1 Hillside place, Albert road
Thomson Robert, joiner, 41 Kempock st. Ho. 28 Albert rd
Thomson R., 12 Shore st
Thomson William, Registrar's Office, Caledonian Railway,.
Glasgow. Ho. 6 Tower drive, Barrhill road
Thomson Miss, 8 Cardwell road
Thomson Miss, 5 Royal st
Thomson Mrs Elizabeth, 3 Cove road
Thomson Mrs, 18 Kempock st
Thomson Mrs, 31 Kempock st
TRAVERS Michael, fitter, 31 Cove road
TURNBULL George, tramway car driver, 17 Adelaide st
Turnbull John, engineer, 5 Cove road
TURNER William H., Woodlands, Barrhill road
Turner Miss, 6 Albert road
TWEEDALE David, joiner, builder, and funeral undertaker,.
John st. Ho. Park place, 1 Albert road
UNION Bank of Scotland (Limited), Kempock place
UNITED Presbyterian Church, Albert road
W
WALKER James, seaman, 60 Shore st
Walker Robert, 24 Shore st
Walker William, baker, Craigie cottage, 9 Royal st
Walker Miss Susan, Rockhill, 10 Albert road
Walker Mrs T., 20 Shore st
WALLACE James, shipmaster, 17 Cove road
U
25% Ordinary Retailers' Prices at the

GOUROCK DIRECTORY. 385
Wallace John, 3 Ashton road
WALLS Wemyss, 2 Albert road
WARD John, blacksmith, 37 Cove road
WARDEN William, 28 Cardwell road
WARK James, drill instructor, 14 Cardwell road
Wark Mrs, 32 Royal st
WATSON Frederick, Seaview, 29 Ashton road
Waison George, inspector of works, Gourock pier. Ho. 23
Royal st
Watson Gregor, tobacconist, 27 Kempock st. Ho. 63 do.
Watson Hugh, 9 Manor crescent
Watson John, boat proprietor, 70 Shore st
Watson L., seaman, 13 Adelaide st
Watson Thomas, butler, 13 Royal st
Watson W. H., seaman, 62 Shore road
Watson Mrs, 9 Ashton road
WEBSTER H. A., Plevna, Larkfield road
WEIR Mrs Ann, Robertson place, Church st
Weir Mrs, Ashton grove, Victoria road
WELLS Miss, 1 1 Manor crescent
WHARTON Miss, 2 White bank, Ashton
WHITE Hugh, dairyman, Ropework dairy, Cove road.
Ho. 31 do.
White Robert, Berrybank, 36 Ashton road
White Miss, 2 Ashton road
White Mrs, 7 Shore st
WHITELAW Mrs Mary, restaurant, 49 Kempock st
WHYTE Miss, Campfield house, Cardwell bay
WIGHT Mrs, ladies' nurse, 48 Kempock st
WIGHTON John, 45 Albert road
WILKIE Mrs, postmistress and stationer, 10 Kempock st
WILKINSON Abraham, Board of Trade officer, 50 Royal st
WILLIAMSON A., Commercial hotel, 84 Shore st. Ho. do.
Williamson W\ S., joiner, 4 Kempock place
Williamson Miss, 4 Bath st
Williamson Mrs Robert, Wellswood, Barrhill road
WILSON I., grocer, Ann place, Kempock st
Wilson J. R., 7 Royal st
Wilson James, 45 Albert road
Wilson James, 24 Ashton road
Wilson William F., butcher, 81 Shore st. Ho. 38 Royal st
" Percy" Shoe House, 14 Hamilton Street.
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386 GOUROCK DIRECTORY.
Wilson William, grocer and provision merchant, 26 Shore st.
Ho. do.
Wilson Miss, 26 Ashton road
Wilson Mrs Mary, 37 Kempock st
Wilson Mrs Robert, 24 Royal st
Wilson Mrs, 5 Royal st
WOODWARD William, Moorlee, Victoria road
WOTHERSPOON William, 41 Royal st
WRIGHT John, 16 Albert road
Wright Miss Margaret, 16 Albert road
Wright Mrs, 26 Shore st
WYLIE David, engineer, 40 Cardwell road
WYLLIE George, surgeon, Craigend, 51 Albert road
WYPER James, merchant, 3 Shore st and 10 Kempock pi.
Ho. 1 Kempock st
YOUNG David, 31 Albert road
Young George, Bellevue, Barrhill road
ana wee
JOINER, GLAZIER, RUILDER, FUNERAL
UNDERTAKER & HOUSE FACTOR,
J(o(5n ikreef,

GOUROCK DIRECTORY—APPENDIX. 387
APPENDIX.
'Gourock was erected into a Burgh of Barony on 12th March, 1694.
The General Police and Improvement (Scotland) Act, 1850, was
adopted in part on 10th April y 1858.
The General Police and Improvement (Scotland) Act, 1862, .was
adopted in part on 20th September, 1877 ; and in whole on 28th
January, 1885.
THE BOUNDARIES OE THE BURGH.
The whole area comprehended within the boundary line, commencing
at or near Mileburn in the Burgh of Gourock, at the point marked A on
the Plan prepared in duplicate by John Garvie, Surveyor in Gourock ;
at which point marked A, the march between the estates of Gourock and
Ardgowan, in the Parish of Inverkip, in the County of Renfrew, reaches
the sea or Firth of Clyde, and extending said boundary line from said
point along the stone dyke forming said march ; thence across the road
leading from Gourock to the Cloch, and continuing said boundary line
along said march to the north-west corner of the enclosure forming part
of the farm of Divert on the said estate of Gourock, and marked 338 on
said Plan, and also on the Ordnance Survey Map of the said Parish of
Inverkip; thence north-eastward in a straight line until it reaches the
north-west corner of the road leading to the farm steading of Drumshantie
on said estate of Gourock, where it turns southward, and where
the footpath leading to the farm of Midton on said estate of Gourock
joins the same ; thence north-eastward, following the fence forming the
north-west boundary of said road to Drumshantie, above mentioned,
until it reaches the corner formed by the said road, turning at a right
angle towards the north which forms the south-east corner of the enclosure
marked 25 on said Plan and Map ; thence south-eastward across
the said road and the enclosure marked 283 on said Plan and Map ; also
through the plantation adjoining the glen, known as Gourock Glen,
until it reaches the said Glen at a point indicated by a square stone in
the fence, forming the south-east boundary of the enclosure marked 55
on said Plan and Map; thence south-eastward to the south-west corner
of the sunk fence forming the area behind the Mansion House of Gourock,
.and known as Gourock House, then south-eastward in a straight line,

388 GOUROCK -DIRECTORY—APPENDIX.
parallel to the south-west wall of said Gourock House, until it reaches
the wall forming the north-west boundary of the road, known as Lark-
field Road ; thence south-westward along the said boundary wall until it
reaches a point on said wall, 188 feet beyond the line of the south-west
fence of the Service Road, leading from the said Larkfield Road to the
Reservoirs, belonging to the Magistrates and Commissioners of the
Burgh, then across said Larkfield Road, and continuing south-eastward
in a straight line parallel to the said Service Road, and along the southwest
boundary of the ground feued by Matthew Broadlie, contractor,
Greenock, until it reaches the fence of the Lower of said Reservoirs, and
from that point following the fence of said Lower Reservoir, until it
reaches the fence of the Upper Reservoir; thence south-westward,
south-eastward, north-eastward, north-westward, until it reaches the fence
of the said Lower Reservoir; thence north-eastward, until it reaches the
north-east corner of the said Lower Reservoir ; thence north-westward
in a straight line across the said Service Road, and through the enclosure
marked 368, 335, 336, t>37 on saJd Plan arjd Map, until it reaches the
march with the estate of Greenock, immediately beyond the burn,
known as Berryburn, at a point 134 feet south from the south-east
corner of the enclosure marked 65 on said Plan and Map ; thence along,
the said march across the road leading from Greenock to Gourock, and
continuing to the sea or Firth of Clyde; and thence westward along
the margin of the sea or Firth of Clyde, until it reaches the embankment
formed or in course of being formed by the Caledonian Railway Company
; thence north-westward and south-westward along the north-east
and north-west faces of the said embankment, until it reaches the Pier
or Quay of Gourock, as the same has been or is in the course of being
formed by the said Caledonian Railway Company, as bounded by the sea
or Firth of Clyde, until it reaches the point known as Kempock Point
thence south-westward along the margin of the sea or Firth of Clyde,
until it reaches the march between the estates of Gourock and Ardgowan,
at or near Mileburn, aforesaid, and the point at which said boundary
line commenced, all as the said area is
the said Plan.
delineated and coloured pink oa
I.—POLICE COMMISSION.
The General Police and Improvement (Scotland) Act, 1862.
Provost—Robert Binnie.
First Bailie—William Lang.
Second Bailie—W. G. H. Gunion.
Commissioners.
Messrs George Haldane, John Craig, Robert Binnie, R. S. Simpson,
William Lang, William Steel, James Simpson, James Ritchie, and'
W. G. H. Gunion.
Officials.
Clerk— James Glen ; Treasurer and Collector— Quintin Bone ;
Procurator- Fiscal— John P. Fyfe ; Surveyor—William Hayne ; Auditor
— John Morrison.
;

GOUROCK DIRECTORY APPENDIX. 389
II.—DEAN OF GUILD COURT.
The Provost and Magistrates—Commissioners Haldane and Steel,
Assessors.
Clerk—
James Glen ; Surveyor—William Hayne ; Officer— James
Fleming.
The Court meets on the Friday before the third Tuesday of each
month at 7.30.
III.—LOCAL AUTHORITY.
The Public Health Act, 1867, and the Acts amending the same.
The Provost, Magistrates, and Commissioners—Provost Binnie,
Chairman.
Officials.
—
Clerk— James Glen ; Treasurer and Collector— Quintin Bone ;
Sanitary Inspector and Surveyor—William Hayne; Procurator-Fiscal
John P. Fyfe ; Medical Officer—Dr Wyllie ; Auditor— John Morrison.
IV.—ROAD AUTHORITY.
The Roads and Bridges (Scotland) Act, 1878.
The Provost, Magistrates, and Commissioners—Provost Binnie,
Chairman.
Officials.
Clerk— James Glen ; Treasurer and Collector— Quintin Bone ;.
Surveyor—William Hayne.
V.—GAS AUTHORITY.
The Burghs Gas Supply (Scotland) Act, 1876.
The Provost, Magistrates, and Commissioners— Provost Binnie,
Chairman.
Officials.
Manager— James M'Ewen ; Collector—Thomas Lindsay ; Clerk
James Glen ;
Quintin Bone.
Treasurer—
CENSUS AND VOTERS' ROLL.
The population of Gourock at the census in 1881 was 3308. At a
special census taken in July, 188 1, it was 6834.
The number of electors on the roll of voters for the year 1884- 1885.
is 1206, there being 791 males, and 415 females.

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GOUROCK DIRECTORY—APPENDIX.
GOUROCK ESTATE.
Office—2 Church Place, Greenock.
M. F. Dunlop, factor.
John Garvie, 33 Royal Street, Gourock, overseer.
INVERKIP PAROCHIAL BOARD.
This Board consists of (1) owners of lands and heritages of the yearly
value of ^20 and upwards; (2) Representatives from Kirk Session;
and (3) four members elected by Ratepayers not being owners of lands
and heritages of the yearly value of ^20.
H. R. B. Peile, Chairman ; John R. Brunton, Inspector Inverkip
District ; John M'Millan, Inspector Gourock District ; M. F. Dunlop,
Clerk and Collector Quintin Bone, Auditor.
;
This Board is the Local Authority under the "Public Health
(Scotland) Act, 1867," for the Parish of Inverkip (excluding the Police
Burgh of Gourock). William M'Arthur, Sanitary Inspector ; Dr
George Wyllie, Medical Officer, Gourock District ; Dr William
M'Kinlay, Medical Officer, Inverkip District.
INVERKIP PARISH BURIAL GROUND.
Auchmead Road, Gourock.
Convener of Consulting Committee ;
Superintendent ; William Mackenzie, Treasurer.
SCHOOL BOARD.
Chairman—Robert Binnie, merchant.
Henry Sheriff,
Rev. David Purves, M. A. ; Alexander Cameron ; Rev. x\Iexander
Milne; Alexander Leitch, M.D. ; R. S. Simpson; George Haldane.
Officer-— Joseph Alexander, West Lodge, off King Street
Clerk—M. F. Dunlop, 2 Church Place, Greenock.
Treasurer—Wm. H. Turner.
Schools.
Central School (John Street)—Donald Brown, Head Master, and
Assistants.
Eastern School (Chapel Street)— Robert Fulton, Head Master, and
Assistants.

GOUROCK DIRECTORY—APPENDIX. 39
UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND, LIMITED,
Kempock Place.
Open from io o'clock forenoon till 3 o'clock afternoon ; shuts at
12 noon on Saturdays. Draws on Union Bank of Scotland, Limited,
London, &c, &c. (same as Greenock Branch in Appendix.)
Agent—William H. Turner; Clerk—William M'Kenzie.
London Office—(Same as Greenock Branch).
Head Office, Glasgow— (Do.).
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.
Pastor—Rev. Alexander Milne ;
T. Milne ; President of Church Trustees-—Robert Binnie ; Session-
Clerk— John Chalmers ; Treasurer— James F. Stevenson ; Session Fund
Treasurer—William Chalmers ; Church Officer— James Ritchie, 19
Royal Street.
FREE CHURCH.
1;
Organist and Conductor of Choir—
Rev. David Purves, M. A., Minister ; Session-Clerk— James Simpson
Treasurer—Robert M'Kenzie ; Clerk of Deacon's Court—Donald
M'Farlane ; Conductor of Choir—William Tarbet ; Church Officer—
William Ritchie, Florence Place.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. George Rae, M.A., Minister; Session-Clerk— James Simpson,
Springbank ; Preses—Wm. Hodge ; Treasurer—George Boyd ;
Secretary—Alexander M'Pherson ; Organist—Mrs Brand ; Church
Officer— James Livingstone, 31 Albert Road.
S. BARTHOLOMEW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Barrhill Road.
The Rev. T. B. M 'Alpine, Incumbent.
Divine service on Sunday at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. The holy communion
is administered on the first and third Sunday in each month,
after morning service, and at 8.30 a.m. other Sundays. Sunday School,
3 p.m. Children's Service first Sunday of month at 3 p.m.
ST. NINIAN'S ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Attended to from St. Mary's Church, Greenock.

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GOUROCK DIRECTORY—APPENDIX.
LODGE FIRTH OF CLYDE, GOUROCK, No. 626.
John Craig, R.W.M. ; Robert Binnie, D.M. ; John Brown, S.M. ;.
James Erskine, R.M. ; James Richmond, S.W. ; William Hayne, J.W. ;
Thomas A. M'Lure, Chaplain ; Alexander Watson, S.D. ; Malcolm
Kerr, J.D. ; William Watson, I.G. ; Tohn Watson, Tyler; John
M'Gillivrey, S.S. ; Charles M'Donald," J.S. ; James S. M'llroy,
Treasurer James Fleming Secretary. Lodge Room— ;
John Street
Hall. Meetings held on Monday and Wednesday, as required.
Secretary's Address— Elizabeth Place, Adelaide Street.
GAMBLE INSTITUTE.
Erected by Mrs Henry Gamble, and opened 10th February, 1876.
The management is vested in a Board of Directors, consisting of 12
members, 8 chosen by Mrs Gamble and
membership.
4 elected annually from the
The Institute has a commodious Reading Room provided with all
the leading newpapers, magazines, &c. ; also a comfortable Amusement
Room, furnished with billiard table, draughts, dominoes, &c, for the use
of members and visitors.
The Library has received extensive additions, and is arranged for
circulation of an attractive range of literature to members.
Baths,
charges.
Refreshments, &c, are also in connection, with moderate
The Hall affords sitting accommodation for about 400, and is largely
used for lectures, concerts, public meetings, &c. A Lesser Hall and
number of
meetings.
small rooms are available for business, society, or other
Annual Member's Subscription, 4s ; Half-year, 2s 6d ; Monthly is.
Admission for Visitors, One Penny.
Board of Directors.
Mrs Gamble's Representatives— John Wallace, Donald Brown, Geo.
Wyllie, Duncan Forbes, James Simpson, and John Chalmers.
Members' Representatives for 1889— James Williamson, James R.
Craig, William Wilson, and Robert M'Pherson.
Chairman and Treasurer— John Wallace ; Secretary— John Chalmers;
Curator—Peter Campbell.
The Institute is open daily from Nine a.m. till Ten p.m.

APPENDIX,
GREENOCK POST OFFICE.
WALLACE SQUARE—MAY, 1889.
Postmaster.
James Whiteford, M.D., Medical Attendant.
William M. G. Weir, Chief Clerk.
Postal Clerks.— 1st Class— James Allan, James Brown, John W.
Kirkpatrick (Clerk in Charge), John Hoggan, James Angus, G. G.
M'Gregor, John Knowles, and Andrew Molseed. 2nd Class—Daniel
B. Henderson, Walter M'Kenzie, John Sutherland, Crawford
Cochrane, Alex. Cameron, John Ritchie, W. M'N. M'Culloch,
Wm. W. Walker, J. Locke, W. C. Seaton, Wm. M. Logan,
A. A. Kerr, G. Brown, D. A. C. Weir, and Samuel Carter.
Telegraph Department.—R. B. Guthrie, Superintendent. 1st
Class—George Anderson, Alex. Cruickshank, Robert S. M'Dowall.
2nd Class—Archibald T. Turner, Richard C. Guthrie, Alex. Smith,
James Lennox, William Duncan, Peter C. C. Wilson, James W. Fagan,
Robert White, Alex. Davidson, Alex. Eddie, Robert A. Taylor.
Eustace Raphael, James Bell. Females— 1st Class—M. A. P. Crawford.
2nd Class— Isabella B. Cathie, M. S. M'E. Smith, N.J. Millar, Agnes
Johnstone, and Jeanie Macfie.
Four Distributors and Twenty-five Telegraph Messengers.
Town Postmen &c. — John M'Lean (Superintendent), James Edgar,
Henry Gibson, Joseph Sweenie, William J. M'Keeman, William
M'Kenzie, John M'C. Campbell, William Kirkpatrick, Roderick
M'Leod, Neil Murray, Robert W. T. M'Nab, James M'Culloch,
Neal Haughey, Duncan Buchanan, Norman M'Leod, John Duncan,
James C. M'Kellar, Patrick J. Mulhern, James Forrester, A.
MacKinnon, John Hannah, John S. M'Leod, Donald Buchanan,
M. M'Laughlin, Peter T. Rhodes, Wm. J. Brown, D. Crawford, John
MacKinnon, John Wilson, D. C. Rae, W. M'Dougall, D. S. Anderson,
Robert Graham, M. Thomson, W. W. Goudie, N. M'Lean, W.
M'Lellan, John Jamieson, Robert M'Caughey, James Simpson, and
15 Auxiliaries.
\a
LOCAL RURAL POSTMEN.
Overton and Inverkip Roads—Angus M'Lean.
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT.
F. Macrae-Keith, Inspector.
A. W. C. Smith and E. Baird, Linemen.

APPENDIX.
TOWN RECEIVING OFFICES, PILLAR AND WALL BOXES.
Hours of Collection.
Week Days. Sundays.
Blackhall St. (west), 7, 11.30, a.m.; 12.30, 2.15, 3.45, 5.10, 6.45, 8, 10 p.m. 3.30 p.m.
Brougham Street, 8, 11.30 a.m.; 3.45, 6.45, 9.45 p.m. Nil.
Cathcart Street, 8, 11.30 a.m.; 12.30, 4.15, 5, 7.15, 9 p.m. Nil.
Eldon Street, 7, 11. 15 a.m.: 3.15, 6.15, 9 p.m. 2.45 p.m.
Lynedoch Street, 8, 11. 15 a.m.; 3.30, 6.45, 9 p.m. 3.0 p.m.
Morton Terrace, 8, 11. 15 a.m.; 3.15, 6.35 p.m. Nil.
Nelson Street, 7, n. 15 a.m.; 3.30, 6.30, 9.30 p.m. 3.0 p.m.
Roxburgh Street, 8, 11.30 a.m.; 3.45, 6.45, 8 p.m. Nil.
Rue-end Street, 8, 11. 15 a.m.; 12.30, 3.30, 6.45, 8 p.m. Nil.
aAnn Street (Upper), 7.20, 11. 15 a.m.; 3.15, 6.15, 9.45 p.m. 3.0 p.m.
Caledonian Railway Station, 7.30, 11.40 a.m.; 12.30, 3.40, 7, 9 p.m. Nil.
aCathcart Sq., 7, 9.35, 11.50 a.m. ; 12.30,1.30, 2.20,4.10, 5.5,7,7.40, 10.20 p.m. 4.20 p.m.
cFinnart Street, 7, 11. 15 a.m.; 3.20, 6.20, 9.20 p.m. 3.0 p.m.
^Hamilton Street, 7.15, 11.45 a.m.; 12.30, 2.20, 3.45, 5.10, 6.45, 10 p.m. 3.0 p.m.
Hay Street, 8, 11.25 a.m.; 3.40, 6.25, 8.50 p.m. 3.0 p.m.
ajohnstone Street, 7, 11. 15 a.m.; 3.15, 6.15, 9 p.m.
Maxwell Street, 7, 11.30 a.m.; 3.15, 6.20, 9 p.m.
North Street, 7, 11. 15 a.m.; 3.15, 6.15, 9 p.m.
^Patrick Street, 7, 11.30 a.m.; 3.30, 6.30, 10 p.m.
cj Princes Pier Railway Station, 7, 11.30 a.m.; 3.30, 6.30, 10 p.m.
aRatho Street, 7, 11.20 a.m.; 3.20, 6.20, 9.20 p.m.
^Robertson Street, 7, 11.30 a.m.; 3.30, 6.30, 9.20 p.m.
2.45 p.m.
2.45 p.m.
2.45 p.m.
3.0 p.m.
Nil.
2.45 p.m.
3.0 p.m.

APPENDIX.
Third Delivery at 1. 15 p.m., with the correspondence from Newcastleon-Tyne,
Berwick, &c, North of Scotland, North of Ireland, Edinburgh,
Glasgow, Paisley, Port-Glasgow, and Gourock. Town's letters in time
till 12.50 p.m.
Fourth Delivery at 4.30 p.m., with the correspondence from
Edinburgh, Glasgow, London, South of Ireland, Paisley, Port-Glasgow,
Ardentinny, Lochgoilhead, Campbeltown, Carradale, Lochranza,
Pirnmill, Inveraray, 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 ; North of Scotland, Aberdeen,
Oban, Fort-William, Perth, Dundee, &c; Galloway, Dumfries, Edinburgh,
Glasgow, Paisley, Port-Glasgow, Lochgilphead, Tarbert,
Ardrishaig, Innellan, Rothesay, Dunoon, Strone, Kilmun, Gourock,
Millport, Largs, Fairlie, Wemyss Bay, and Inverkip. Town's letters
an time till 7.25 p.m.
INLAND RATES OF POSTAGE AND CONDITIONS
OF TRANSMISSION.
Letters.*
The rates of postage are as follows, f viz. :
Not above 1 oz. . . . . . . . . id
Above 1 oz. but not above 2 oz. . . . . . . i^d
,, 2 oz. ,, 4 oz. ......
—
2d
„ 4 oz. .
,, 6 oz 2^d
,, 6 oz. ,, 8 oz 3d
,, 8 oz. ,, 10 oz. . . . . . 3^d
,, 10 oz. ,, 12 oz 4d
„ 12 oz. ,, 14 oz. . . . . . 4^d
And so on at the rate of every additional 2 oz.
A letter posted unpaid is chargeable on delivery with double postage,
and a letter posted insufficiently prepaid is charged with double the
deficiency. On a re-directed letter, the charge for re-direction is the
same whether prepaid or collected on delivery.
No letter may exceed 18 inches in length, 9 in width, or 6 in depth,
unless it be sent to or from a Government office.
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 ends. 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.
* Inland letters are those which pass hetween places in the United Kingdom,
including the Isle of Man, the Orkney, 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, &c, it is well to
.allow a little margin, or to pay the postage of the next greater weight.

APPENDIX.
Newspapers.
1st. The prepaid postage on every inland newspaper is one halfpenny,
but a packet, containing two or more registered newspapers,
is not liable to a higher rate than the book-postage
upon it would be. For each transmission a fresh postage must
be paid.
2nd. A Newspaper posted unpaid, or a packet of Newspapers
posted unpaid, or insufficiently paid, is treated as an unpaid or
insufficiently paid book-packet of the same weight.
3rd. Any publication fulfilling the subjoined conditions can, upon
payment of an annual fee of 5s, be registered at the General
Post Office for circulation within the United Kingdom as a
Newspaper, as also for transmission to places abroad. Unregistered,
a Newspaper is liable to the book rate of postage.
a. The publication must consist wholly or in great part of
political or other news, or of articles relating thereto, or
to other current topics, with or without advertisements.
b. It must be printed and published in the United Kingdom,
and in numbers at intervals of not more than seven days.
c. 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 the date at the top of every subsequent page. This
regulation applies also to "Table of Contents" and
"Indices."
d. A supplement must consist wholly or in great part of
matter like that of a Newspaper, or of advertisements,
printed on a sheet or sheets, or on a piece or pieces of
paper, unstitched ; or wholly or in part of engravings,prints,
or lithographs, illustrative of articles in the paper.
It must in every case be published with the paper, and
have its title and date printed at the top of every page ;:
or, if it consists of engravings, prints, or lithographs, at
the top of every sheet or side.
4th. A Newspaper, if posted in a cover, must have such cover open
at both ends, so as to admit of easy inspection.*
5th. The title of every Newspaper must be exposed to view.
6th. A Newspaper or packet of Newspapers must not contain
any enclosure except the relative supplement or supplements.
7th. A Newspaper which has anything written on it, or its cover, of
the nature of a letter, is liable to postage as an unpaid or
insufficiently paid letter.
8th. A packet of Newspapers must not weigh above 14 lbs., or
exceed two feet in length, one foot in width, or one in depth.
Stamps (Postage and Inland Revenue).
At every Money Order Office the Postmaster is required to keep,
for sale to the public, a sufficient stock of the different postage stamps
in use ; envelopes with an embossed penny postage stamp ; registered
* In order that no failure may occur in the delivery of newspapers through the
covers becoming detached, it is recommended that the addresses be written on exposed
parts of the newspapers themselves as well as on the covers.

—
APPENDIX.
letter envelopes ; newspaper wrappers with impressed halfpenny and
penny postage stamps ; Inland and Foreign Post Cards. Postage
Stamps, which are available for the pre-payment of Telegrams, are of
the respective values of ^d, id, i^d, 2d, 2^d, 3d, 4d, 5d, 6d, 9d, is,
2s 6d, 5s, 10s, £i, and ^5. The Embossed Postage Envelopes are of
three sizes, viz., A. 4f by 3 n-i6th ins. (square shape, white), C. 5J
by 3 (white), and D. 4f by 2f (white), and a cheaper envelope (white)
called "commercial," and are sold at the following prices :
A. (Square Shape, White)— 1, l|d ; 2, 2|d ; 3, 3|d ; 4, 4fd; 6, 7d ;
'8, 9M ; 12, is 2d ; 24, 2s 4d. C. (White)— 1, i|d ; 2, 2^d ; 3, 3£d ;
4, 4^d ; 6, 6|d ; 8, 8|d ; 12, is id ; 24, 2s 2d. D.—i, ijd ; 2, 2|d ;
3, 3|d ; 4, 4^d ; 6, 6^d ; 8, 8fd ; 12, is id ; 24, 2s 2d.
Commercial Envelope (White)— 1, i|d ; 2, 2£d ; 3, 3£d ; 4, 4|d ;
5, 5£d ; 10, Io|d; 20, is 9d; 240, 21s.
Registered Letter Envelopes, for foreign as well as inland letters,
bearing a twopenny stamp embossed on the flat for the payment of the
registration fee, are of six sizes, and are sold at the following
prices :
Size. Price.
F.—5^ ins. by 3 J ins. . . 2^d each, or
j
G.—6 ins. by 3f ins. . . / 2s 2^d per packet of 12.
H. —8 ins. by 5 ins. . . \ 2|d each, or
9 ins. by 4 ins. . . 2s 7d per packet of 12.
f
H2.—
I.— 10 ins. by 7A ins. . . S 3d each, or
K. — 11^ ins. by 6 ins. . . \ 2s iod per packet of 12.
Stamps should be placed on the front, that is, on the address side of
the letter, and in the right hand upper corner. On re-directed letters
care should be taken not to place fresh stamps over those which have
been previously used.
Newspaper Wrappers are sold at the following prices :—Bearing
Halfpenny Stamp— I, fd; 2, l|d ; 3, l|d ; 4, 2^d ; 5, 3d; 6, 3^d ; 7,
4d; 14, 8d ; 21, is ; and £1 2s iod per parcel of 480. Bearing Penny
Stamps— 1, i^d; 2, 2|d ; 3, 3^1 ; 4, 4£d ; 5, 5Jd ; 6, 6^d ; 7, 7|d ;
8, 8^d ; 16, is 5d ; 24, 2s i^d ; and ^1 is 3d per parcel of 240.
Parliamentary Proceedings.
Printed Votes or Proceedings of the Imperial Parliament, sent without
covers, or in covers open at the ends, may circulate within the
United Kingdom at the rate of one halfpenny for 2 oz. or fraction of
that weight.
The words " Parliamentary Proceedings" must be written or printed
on the cover of the packet, otherwise it may be treated as an ordinary
Book Packet.
Prepayment, when the circulation is within the United Kingdom, is
optional : and if it be made in part, the simple difference only will be
charged.
Parliamentary Proceedings may be sent, under the Book Post
privilege, to all the Colonies, and to those Foreign States between
which and this country there is a Book Post.
—

—
APPENDIX.
I. Book Post (Inland).
A Book Packet may contain, not only books, papers, 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 anything 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
which is printed, engraved, or lithographed.
greater part of
1st. The postage is one halfpenny for every 2 oz., 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.
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 be posted either without a cover or in
a cover entirely open at both ends, and in such a manner as to
admit of the contents being easily withdrawn for examination,*
otherwise it will be treated as a letter.
5th. A book packet may not contain any letter, or communication
of the nature of a letter (whether separate or otherwise), not
being a circular letter, or not wholly printed, nor any enclosure
sealed or in any way closed against inspection. (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.
6th. No book packet may exceed 5 lbs. in weight, or 1 foot 6 ins. in
length, 9 ins. in width, and 6 ins. in depth, unless it be sent to
or from a Government Office.
INLAND PATTERN AND SAMPLE POST.
I. Trade patterns and samples of merchandise maybe sent between
places in the United Kingdom at the following rates of postage:
— +
For a packet weighing not more than 4 oz. . .id
For a packet weighing more than 4 oz. but not more
than 6 oz. . . . . . . I^d
For a packet weighing more than 6 oz. but not more
than 8 oz. . . . . . . .2d
* 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
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.
2. No packet must exceed 8 oz. in weight. The limits of dimensions
are 12 inches by 8 inches by 4 inches. If either of these conditions
be infringed, the packet will not be forwarded, but will be
returned to the sender.
3. If a packet be posted wholly unpaid, it will on delivery be
chargeable with double postage; a packet posted insufficiently paid will
be chargeable with double the deficient postage.
4. The Postmaster General wishes it to be clearly understood that
the post is expressly intended for the benefit of, and is absolutely
restricted to, bond fide trade patterns and samples of merchandise.
No article sent for sale, or in execution of an order (however small the
quantity), or sent from a private individual, will under any circumstances
he admissible ; and if any such packet be posted prepaid at the patternrate
only, it will be charged with double the deficient postage, at the
letter rate, together with a fine of 6d.
5. Patterns and samples must be sent in wrappers (marked " Pattern
Post" or "Sample Post") entirely open at both ends, and must be so
packed that they may, to the satisfaction of the Postmaster General or
officers, be easily withdrawn for examination ; but samples of seeds,
flour, drugs, and such-like articles, which cannot be sent in open
wrappers, may be enclosed in boxes (but in such a way as to admit of
easy examination) or in bags of linen or other like material, tied at the
neck. Closed bags, even if transparent, will not be allowed. In all
cases where the requirements in regard to the mode of enclosure are not
complied with, the packet will be returned to the sender.
, his
6. It is obligatory that the name, address, and trade of the sender
be in all cases printed on the outside of the wrapper, above the address.
* If this rule be not complied with, the packet will be liable to the
penalty referred to in Clause 4. When returned to the Trader or Firm
by whom they are originally sent, Patterns will pass if one of the
following conditions are complied with :
a. They may be returned in the original wrappers, the written
address being carefully crossed and the words " Returned
Patterns" or " Returned to/' being prefixed to the printed
address of the Trader.
/;. By a reversible wrapper having the Trader's name, address,
and trade, and headed " Returned Patterns."
c. By a fresh wrapper bearing the printed address, &c, and
heading above described.
7. The number, price, and private business marks may (as well as
the address) be in writing, but no other writing will be allowed. In
case of the infringement of this rule, the packet will be surcharged at
the letter-rate.
8. No glass bottle, or glass in any form, may be sent ; no explosive,
liquid, semi-liquid, or greasy matter, nor powders of any kind which
may stain or do other damage ; nor any living creature.
9. Patterns or scissors, knives, razors, and other sharp articles, must
be so packed and guarded as to completely prevent injury to the other
contents of the mail bags, or to the officers employed, but the packets
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8
APPENDIX.
must at the same time admit of easy examination. When these requirements
are not complied with, the packet will be stopped.
io. When necessary for securing due transmission, or delivery, of
letters, patterns and samples may be kept back for the succeeding
despatch or delivery.
POST CARDS.
1. Official Post Cards, impressed with halfpenny stamp ; double or
Reply Post Cards, impressed with halfpenny stamp on each portion of
them, and private Cards, embossed at the office of the Inland Revenue
with halfpenny stamps, may be transmitted between places in the United
Kingdom with letters printed or written upon the back. Adhesive
stamps are not accepted in payment of the postage.
2. The front (or stamped) side is for the address only, in addition to
the printed words "Post Card " and " The address only to be written
on this side." 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. Nothing
whatever may be attached, except an adhesive stamp for a late fee ;
nor may the card be folded, cut, or otherwise altered. If any one of
these rules be infringed, the card will be charged id on delivery.
3. When, owing to a great and unusual influx of letters, books, &c,
the transmission or delivery of the letters would be delayed if the whole
mail were dealt with without distinction, Post Cards (unless paid for
and posted as late letters) may be kept back until
delivery.
the next despatch or
4. No Card other than one of those issued by the Government, or a
private Card embossed with a halfpenny stamp at the Office of Inland
Revenue, Somerset House, or at the Stamp Offices at Liverpool and
Newcastle-on-Tyne, will pass under a halfpenny stamp, if it bear on it
a communication of the nature of a letter (unless it be a circular letter.
5. Post Cards for abroad, with impressed stamps of id, i^d, 2d, and
3d each, are sold at those rates, and are transmissible to all the countries
of the Postal Union, and Australia, New Zealand, and Fiji without
extra charge.
6. Reply Post Cards for certain places abroad are also issued with
impressed stamps of 2d, 3d, and 4d respectively.
General Regulations.
It is forbidden to put forward by post any indecent or obscene print,
paintings, photographs, lithographs, engravings, book, or card, or any
other indecent or obscene article, or any letter, newspaper, publication,
packet, or card having thereon any other words, marks, or designs of an
indecent, obscene, libellous, or grossly offensive character. 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, or if at any time
)

APPENDIX.
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.
REGISTRATION.
1. The fee for registering a letter, newspaper, or book-packet passing
by post between any two places in the United Kingdom is twopence,
and this registration fee and the postage must be prepaid, except on
official letters for Government Offices in London, Dublin, or Edinburgh,
which may be registered on prepayment, in stamps, of the registration
fee only.
2. No articles addressed to initials or to a fictitious name can be
registered, unless it be addressed to the care of a person or firm.
3. Every article presented for registration must be enclosed in a
strong cover, securely fastened. If the article contains money, it must,
in order to gain the benefit of the guarantee, be enclosed in a Registered
Letter Envelope sold by the Post Office ; and if coins are sent, they
must on no account be put in loose, but must be packed and enclosed
in such a way as to move about as little as possible.
4. Every article to be registered must be given to an agent of the
Post Office, and a receipt obtained for it ; and it should on no account
be dropped into a letter-box. If, contrary to this rule, an article
marked "Registered" be dropped into a letter-box, it will, if directed
.to any place in the United Kingdom, be liable to a registration fee of 8d
(less any amount prepaid for registration), instead of the ordinary
fee of 2d.
5. The latest time for posting registered articles on payment of the
ordinary fee is usually half an hour before the closing of the Letter Box ;
but at all Provincial Head Offices and at the Chief Offices in Edinburgh
and Dublin, articles bearing a late fee of fourpence, in addition to the
•ordinary registration fee, may be registered at any time within the half
hour if the office is open to the public.
6. The loss of a registered article (as it can be traced through its
Avhole course) is a rare occurrence. Nevertheless large sums of money
or other articles of great value should not be sent through the post, even
if registered ; as the machinery of the Department is not arranged with
a. view to such transmissions. If sent unregistered, valuable articles are
•exposed to risk ; consequently, Inland letters or packets which contain
coin, watches, or jewellery, if posted without registration, are subjected
to registration, and are charged on delivery with a fee of eightpence in
addition to the ordinary postage. If they cannot be registered in time
to be forwaided by the mail for which they are posted, they are detained
for the next despatch.
7. By law the Postmaster General is not responsible for the safe
delivery of registered articles, but henceforth he will be prepared to
give compensation for the loss and damage of a registered article lost
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APPENDIX.
while passing through the post to an amount not exceeding £5. Where
in addition to the postage and the registration fee an insurance fee of 2d
is paid, the Postmaster General will give compensation to an amount
7iot exceeding £10, provided
(a.) That the sender duly observed all the conditions of registration.
(b.) That the article was securely enclosed in a reasonably strong
cover ; and, if it contained money, that it was enclosed in one
of the Registered Letter Envelopes sold by the Post Office.
The compensation given in respect of the loss of coin shall not
exceed £2.
(c.) That application was made to the Secretary of the Post Office
immediately the loss was discovered.
[When the complaint is that the contents of a letter or
packet have been abstracted, the envelope must accompany
the application, otherwise the question will not be entertained.}
(d.) That the Postmaster General, whose decision shall be final, is-
satisfied that the loss occurred while the article was in the
custody of the British Post Office and was not
fault on the part of the sender.
caused by any
[The word '
' loss " here does not include damage to an
article which in fact reaches its destination, or destruction by
fire or shipwreck, or by the dishonesty or negligence of any
person not in the employment of the Post Office.]
8. The Postmaster General will in every case either of loss or
damage, if he thinks fit, reinstate the contents of a letter instead of
giving pecuniary compensation.
9. Where compensation is given for the loss of a letter or of any
article contained in a letter, the Postmaster General will reserve the
right to retain and dispose as he thinks fit of the letter or of the missing
article therein, in case it should subsequently come into his hands.
INLAND PARCEL POST.
The following are the chief regulations of the Parcel Post :
—
1. The rates of postage are
s. d.
For a parcel not exceeding 1 lb. in weight, the postage will be o 3
For a parcel exceeding 1 lb. and not exceeding 2 lbs. . o 4.5.
2 lbs. „ 3 „ .06
.',
3 » >> 4 • O 7i
4 „ „ 5 » • o 9
5 >> „ 6 ,, . o ioi
6 ,, „ 7 „ .
7 „ ,. 8 „ .
8 „ „ 9 „ •
„ 9 >> >> IO >>
,, 10 ,, ,, 11 ,,
No Parcel can be sent exceeding 1 1 lbs. in weight.
2. The dimensions allowed for an Inland Postal Parcel are
FT. IN.
Greatest length
Greatest length and girth combined
3
6
6
o

—
For example
—
APPENDIX.
A Parcel measuring 3 feet 6 inches in length may measure as much as
2 feet 6 inches in girth.
A shorter Parcel may be thicker ; thus—if it measure no more than
3 feet in length it may measure as much as 3 feet in girth {i.e.) round
its thickest part.
3. The full postage must be paid in advance, by means of ordinary
postage stamps, which must be affixed by the sender.
4. Parcels must not be posted in a letter-box, but must be handed
over the counter of a Post Office.
5. No compensation either for loss or damage will be given in
respect of
1. A parcel containing anything which, according to the regulations
for the time being, may not be sent by the Inland Parcel
Post.
2. A parcel containing a watch, money, or jewellery.
3. No insurance can be effected on parcels containing any of the
articles mentioned in the preceding ride.
4. Parcels containing watches, money, or jewellery, should be sent
by Registered Letter Post.
The Postmaster General will (not in consequence of any legal
liability, but voluntarily, and as an act of grace), subject to the rules
herein-after mentioned, give compensation for the loss and damage of
inland parcels according to the following scales, viz. :
a. Where no fee except postage is paid, the Postmaster-General
will give compensation to an amount not exceeding £1.
b. Where, in addition to the postage, an insurance fee of id is paid,
the Postmaster-General will give compensation to an amount not
exceeding ,£5.
c. Where, in addition to the postage, an insurance fee of 2d is paid,
the Postmaster-General will give compensation to an amount not
exceeding £\o.
In no case will a larger amount of compensation than ,£10 be
paid. The compensation given in case of damage will be in
proportion to that which would have been given had the parcel
been lost.
No legal liability to give compensation in respect of any parcel
will attach to the Postmaster-General, either personally or in his
official capacity, and whether or not an insurance fee has been
been paid. Accordingly the decision of the Postmaster-General
as to all questions of compensation will be final.
Prohibited Parcels.
6. Parcels bearing or containing writing or marks of an offensive or
indecent character ; or containing gunpowder, cartridges, lucifer matches,
or other combustible material, live animals, offensive or filthy matter, or
any substance likely to cause injury to other Parcels, or to the officers
of the Post Office, may not be sent through the post.
Deliveries of parcels in town are made at 8 a.m., 9.30 a.m., 1 1 a.m.,
1. 15 p.m., 4.30 p.m., and 7.45 p.m.
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APPENDIX.
FOREIGN AND COLONIAL PARCEL POST.
Foreign and Colonial Parcel Post operation between the United
Kingdom and the undermentioned foreign countries and British
Colonies and possessions, and under the conditions set' against each:
Countries.
Aden, India, and British Burmah
Cyprus
Gibraltar )
Malta f
Rates of Postage.
For a Parcel
not
exceeding i lb.
For a Parcel not
exceeding 2 lb:
Egypt
New South Wales (including \
1 3
Norfolk Island) I
South Australia
Victoria (Australia)
\
/
1 6
Western Australia I
Tasmania
New Zealand
/
For a Parcel not
exceeding 1 lb,
Straits Settlements ^ o 9
Ceylon j
Hong Kong and certain places
in China
Labuan
Lagos (Africa).
Antigt
.
Dominica
Montserrat
Nevis ,
St. Kitts
St. Vincent
Tortola
Grenada
St. Lucia
Tobago
Trinidad
British Guiana..
Jamaica
Cape Town only
Cape Colony
.
For each
additional pound
or fraction of a
pound up to i ilbs.
o 6
o 6
o 11
o 9
For each pound
up to 7 lbs.
For a Parcel Exceeding 3 lbs,
not exceeding but not
3 lbs. exceeding 7 lbs.
France (not including Corsica).. 14 19
French Guiana 3 2 3 7
Germany, via Hamburg 10 17
via Belgium 14 19
Belgium Not exceeding 3 lb., is 3d ; not exceeding 7 lb., is 8d
not exceeding 11 lb., 2s 2^d
—
Day of
Despatch from
London.
Every
Wednesday
morning.
Every
Thursday
morning.
) Everyalternate
f Wed. morning.
Every
I
V Wednesday
I morning.
( Everyalternate
1 Wed. morning.
Every Saturday.
Every
alternate
Thursday
except
Tobago,
which is
despatched
every fourth
Thursday.
Every
Thursday.
Twice daily.
)Tues., Wed.
f Thur., & Sat.
> Twice daily.

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APPENDIX. 13
Dimensions.
For Foreign Countries (except Egypt).
The dimensions for parcels addressed to Belgium, Switzerland,
and Sweden, are 2 feet in any direction. Parcels over 2 feet are
accepted if other dimensions are less.
Norway and Denmark, greatest length in any direction 2 feet.
For Colonies and for Egypt.
The dimensions allowed will be the same as those for the Inland
Parcel Post, viz. :
Greatest length 3
Greatest length and girth combined . 6 ,, o ,,
For parcels addressed to Canada the dimensions are :
Greatest length 2 ft.
Greatest depth or width, . . . . 1 ,,
Prepayment.
—
ft. 6 ins.
The postage must in all cases be paid in advance, and by means of
postage stamps, which must be affixed by the sender, and no parcel
will be accepted for transmission which is not sufficiently prepaid.
Customs Declaration.
The sender of each parcel must make a Customs declaration furnishing—upon
a special form provided for the purpose which can be
obtained at any Post Office—an accurate statement of the contents and
value, the date of posting, and the sender's signature and place of
abode, and, in the case of parcels for Foreign Countries, the
sender will also be required to enter thereon the net weight of the
contents of the parcel. The net weight of each article contained in a
parcel for Spain should be stated.
Parcels must be sealed for Continent of Europe.
No letter must, under any circumstances, be enclosed in these
parcels,
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. These forms are supplied
gratuitously at all Money Order Offices.
The Commission on Inland Money Orders is :
For sums not exceeding £1
—
exceeding £1 and not exceeding £2
£2 ,, £4
£4 „ £7
£7 ,> £10
2d.
3d.
4 d.
5 d.
6d.

14
APPENDIX.
No order may contain a fractional part of a penny.
The applicant must furnish, in full, the surname and at least the
initial of one christian name, both of the remitter and the payee, and
the remitter's address. In the case of Foreign Orders the full address
of the payee must be given ; and if the Order be payable to a native in
British India, the Tribe or Caste, and the Father's name, must also be
furnished.
Exceptions.— 1st. The remitter of an Inland Order may direct, at
the time of issue, that the Order be crossed like a cheque thus,
& Co., and thus be payable only through a Bank. In that case
he may give or withhold the name of the payee. The designation
of the Bank need not be furnished.
2nd. If the remitter or payee he a peer or a bishop, his ordinary
title is sufficient.
3rd. The usual designation of a firm is sufficient, except when a
company trades under a title which does not consist of the names
of the persons composing it, as the " Carron Company," but
even a designation of this nature may be accepted provided the
Order be erossed for presentation through a Bank.
The holder of an Inland Money Order may direct, by crossing it,
that the Order be paid through a Bank, even though its payment was
not originally so restricted.
An Order once issued cannot be cancelled. Should repayment or
transfer to a different office be required, the remitter or payee must
make application at the nearest Money Order Office for the necessary
form to effect such.
The remitter of an order has full control over the money until
payment has actually been made by the Department. The remitter
may make his Order payable ten days after date, provided that, when
he obtains the order, he affix thereto in the presence of the Postmaster,
in the space after the request C, a penny adhesive stamp, and write his
signature across the stamp.
Money Orders do not require a receipt stamp.
Payment of an Order cannot under any circumstances be made on
the day of issue.
Although at the end of twelve months from that in which it was
issued, a Money Order, if still unpaid, becomes legally void, nevertheless
when a good reason can be given for the delay in presenting it, an
application for payment, subject to a certain deduction, is entertained.
After once paying a Money Order, by whomsoever presented, the
•Office is not liable to any further claim.

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APPENDIX. is
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.
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Danish West Indies
Denmark
Dutch East Indian Possessions
Egypt
France
German Empire
Hawaii (Sandwich Islands)
Holland
Hungary
Iceland
Italy
Japan
North Borneo (Sandakan)
Norway
Portugal (Madeira and the Azores)
Roumania
vSweden
Switzerland
United States
And the Ottoman Towns ot Adrianople,
Beyrout, Philippopolis,
and Salonica
Orange Tree State
British Agencies.
Constantinople
Smyrna
Panama
Tangier
British Possessions and
Colonies.
Belize
Bermuda
British Columbia
British Guiana
British Possessions and
Colon ies— Continued.
Cape of Good Hope
Canada
Ceylon
Cyprus
Falkland Islands
Gambia
Gibraltar
Gold Coast
Heligoland
Hong Kong (with agencies at
Shanghai, Amoy, Canton, Foochow,
Hankow, Hoihow, Swatow,
and Ningpo)
India (including agencies at Aden,
Bagdad, Bunder Abbas, Bushire,
Busrah, Guadur, Jask, Linga,
Muscat, and Zanzibar)
Lagos
Malta
Mauritius
Natal
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
New South Wales
New Zealand
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island,
Queensland
St. Helena
Seychelle Islands
Sierra Leone
South Australia
Straits Settlements
Tasmania
Victoria
West Indies
Western Australia
For sums not exceeding £2, 6d ; £5, is ; £7, is 6d ; £10, 2s.
POSTAL ORDERS.
I. "Postal Orders," for certain fixed sums from is up to^i, are
now issued and paid at all Money Order Offices in the United Kingdom,
and at Malta, Gibraltar, and Constantinople.

i6 APPENDIX.
2. The following are the amounts for which Postal Orders are issued,
together with the Poundage payable in respect to each Order :-
Amount of
Order.
Poundage.
Amount of
Order.
Poundage.
S. d. d. S. d. d.
I O • h 4 6 I
i 6 1
. I
5
?
20 7 6 I
26 . I 10 I
3 ... I 10 6 . I
36.. . I 15 . *2
40 . 20 I*
Broken amounts may be made up by the use of postage stamps, not
exceeding fivepence in value, affixed to the face of any one Postal
Order.
3. The person to whom a Postal Order is issued must, before parting
with it, fill in the name of the person to whom the amount is to be paid,
and may fill in the name of the Money Order Office at which the amount
is to be paid. The person so named must, before payment can be
made, sign the receipt at the foot of the Order, and must also fill in
the name of the Money Order Office, if that has not been already done.
4. If a Postal Order be crossed " & 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 banker.
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 reason 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 back of the Order.
SAVINGS BANK.
Every Money Order Office is also a Savings Bank, and 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

APPENDIX. 17
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.
Interest at the rate of £2 10s per cent, per annum (which is at the
rate of sixpence a year, or one halfpenny a calendar month, for each
complete pound) is allowed until the sum due to a depositor amounts to
^"200, when interest ceases. The calculation is made from the first day
of the calendar month next following the day on which a pound has
been deposited, or completed, up to the last day of the calendar month
preceding the day on which a warrant for repayment is issued, and after
each 31st December the interest is added to the principal.
When a depositor wishes to make a withdrawal from his account, he
should fill up and forward to the Savings Bank Department a notice of
withdrawal, which he can obtain at any Post Office Savings Bank. He
will then receive by post a warrant, which he should present together
with his book at the Post Office, where payment is to be made. The
Postmaster General will endeavour to prevent fraud, and to identify
every depositor transacting business with the Post Office Savings Bank
but if any person shall obtain possession of a depositor's book, and then
fradulently represent him to be the depositor, and by forwarding the
proper notice of withdrawal, and by presentation of the depositor's book,
and compliance with the rules of the department, shall obtain any sum
of money belonging to that depositor, the Postmaster General will not
be responsible for the loss thereof.
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 deposits.
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.
Investment and Sales of Government Stock.
A depositor in the Post Office Savings Bank who desires to invest
in Government Stock must send to the Controller of the Savings Bank
Department, General Post Office, London, together with his deposit
book, an application signed by him on a form to be obtained at any
Post Office Savings Bank. Such investments can be made in Consolidated,
Reduced, or New Three per cent. Stock, or in Two and Three
Quarters or Two and a Half per cent. Stock.
Within seven days from the receipt of such application the Depositor's
account will be charged with the current price of the Stock purchased
and the commission, the necessary entries being made in his deposit
book ; and the Depositor will be credited in the Government Stock
Register of the Post Office Savings Bank with the equivalent amount
of Stock, and an investment certificate will be sent to him by post.
The minimum amount of Stock which may be purchased or sold
2a
;

1
8
APPENDIX.
is one shilling, and not more than ^ioo Stock can be credited to
an account in any year ending the 31st December, or ^300 Stock in all.
For the purpose of an immediate investment in Government Stock
a deposit to an amount not exceeding the value of ^100 Stock with the
commission may be made in one year ending the 31st December,
irrespective of the limits for ordinary deposits.
Deposits for immediate investment can be made in the accounts of
minors under seven years of age, the application to invest being signed
at the time the deposit is made by the person, who, if the deposit were
a first deposit, would be required to make the declaration, but the Stock
cannot be sold until the minor attains the age of seven years.
Government Insurances and Annuities.
The Postmaster General is empowered, under the Act 45 and 46
Vict., cap. 51, to insure the lives of persons of either sex for any amount
not less than £$ or more than ^"ioo. An insurance may be effected by
any person not over the age of 65 years, and not under the age of 14
years; or, if the amount does not exceed ^5, not under the age of 8
years. The Postmaster General is also empowered, under the same
Act, to grant immediate or deferred annuities for any amount not less
than £1 or more than ^"ioo to any person not under the age of 5 years.
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.
Forms of proposal for the insurance of lives and the purchase of
annuities and information as to filling them up, may be obtained at any
Post Office Savings Bank, where also the whole of the tables of the
premiums to be charged may be seen or purchased.
PATTERNS AND SAMPLES.
1. The pattern and sample post to foreign countries and the Colonies
generally is restricted to bond fide trade patterns or samples of merchandise.
Packets containing goods for sale, or in execution of an order (however
small the quantity), or any articles from one private individual to
another which are not actually patterns or samples, can only be forwarded
as letters.
2. Patterns or samples, when practicable, must be sent in covers
open at the end, and in such manner as to be easy of examination. But
samples of seeds, drugs, and such like articles, which cannot be sent in
covers of this kind, may be posted enclosed in boxes, or in bags of
linen, or other material, fastened in such a manner that they may be
readily opened.
3. Such articles as scissors, knives, razors, forks, steel pens, nails,
keys, watch machinery, metal tubing, pieces of metal or ore, provided
that they be packed and guarded in so secure a manner as to afford
complete protection to the contents of the mail bags and to the officers
of the Post Office, while at the same time they may be easily examined,
may be sent as samples to places abroad. Liquids, glass, anything of a
greasy nature, explosives, indigo, and powders of all kinds are absolutely
prohibited.
4. A packet of patterns or samples sent to any place comprised in
the Postal Union (except Belgium, France, Greece, Luxemburg,
Portugal, Switzerland via France, or the United States), must not

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APPENDIX. *9
-exceed 8 inches in length, 4 in width, or 2 in depth. The limit to
Belgium, France, Greece, Luxemburg, Portugal, Switzerland, via
France, or the United States, is I foot in length, 8 inches in width.
:and 4 inches in depth. The size of a packet for a non-union country
•or colony is limited to 2 feet in length and I foot in width or depth.
APPROXIMATE TIME OCCUPIED IN COURSE OF POST
FROM LONDON TO CERTAIN PLACES ABROAD.
Name of Place. ^ Name of Place.
Accra
Adelaide
Aden
Aix-les-Bains .
.
•
26
35
11
1
Brussels
— Buda-Pesth
— Buenos Ayres
— Cadiz
Alexandria
Algiers .
Ambriz .
Ambrizette
•
.
5
4
5i
48
II Cairo
— Calcutta
— Caldera .
— Callao .
Amsterdam 15 Cameroons
Antigua 15 8 Cape Coast Castle
Antwerp 11 Cape Pal mas .
Cape Town .
Arica 39
Ascension 24 — Carthagena
Athens . 5 6 Cayenne.
Auckland 36 — Chicago .
Baden-Baden . 22 Christiania
Baghdad 24 — Cobija .
Bahamas 14 — Cologne
Bahia
Bale
Balearic Islands
Barbadoes
16 — Colombo
— 23 Colon .
3 Congo .
12 13 Constantinople
Barcelona 1 16 Copenhagen .
Batavia . . 28 •
Bathurst 14
Coquimbo
— Crete
Belgrade 2 9 Cyprus .
Belize
Benin
.. 19
30
— Delagoa Bay .
— Demerara
Bergen . 4 12 Dominica
Berlin
Bermuda
Berne ... Beyrout .
1
15
10
3
4
Dresden.
Falkland Islands
Faroe Islands.
Fernando Po .
.
Biarritz .
Bombay
Bonny .
I
16
24
10 Florence
12 Frankfort-on-Maine
— Gaboon .
Bordeaux
Boston, U.S.A.
Bremen .
10
—
22 Geneva .
— Genoa .
Brindisi
.
X
22 Gibraltar
2 12 Gothenburg .
Brisbane 41 — Goree and Dakar .
.

20
. . .
APPENDIX.
APPROXIMATE TIME, &c— Continued.
Name of Place. £ 3 Name of Place. jj §.
Q X Q E
Grand Bassa . . .20 — Monrovia . . 19 -
Grand Bassam 22 — Monte Video . 25 —
Grand Canary IO — Montserrat 15 3
Grenada 14 — Moscow 3 16
Grey Town .
Guadaloupe . 14 15 Mozambique . 34 —
Guayaquil 26 — Munich . 1 6
Hague, The — . 14 Muscat . 24 —
23 — Moulmein 25 —
Half Jack 22 — Naples . 2 3
Hamburg I — Natal . 27 —
Hanover. — 22 New Calabar . 35 —
Havana . 16 — Newfoundlanc 9 —
Heidelberg — 23 New York 9 —
.
Hiogo .
Hong Kong
Honolulu
Iceland .
Iquique .
46
23
9
40
Nice
— Nova Scotia .
— Odessa .
— Old Calabar
1
10
3
26
9
—
12
—
Jacmel .
Jamaica
16
17
13
14
Oporto .
Ottawa .
3
10
2
—
Jeddah .
Jellah Coffee
King George's Souiid
Kurrachee
Lagos .
La Guayra
Lamoo .
Lima
.
.
14
27
3i
20
29
21
20
33
Palermo.
— Panama .
— Paris
— Payta .
— Penang .
— Pernambuco
— Perth .
2
21
—
27
26
15
36
22
—
9
—
-
— Limon .
Lindi
.
.
24
29
Pondichery
— Port Chalmers
— Port-au-Prince
27
46
22
-
—
Lisbon .
Lucerne
Lyons .
Maceio .
Madeira
Madras .
Madrid .
Mainz .
Malaga .
Malta .
Mandalay
Marseilles
Martinique
Mauritius
Melbourne
Messina
.
.
.
.
•
.
.
.
•
2 22 Port Said
1 — Prague .
— 20 Progreso
18 — Puerto Cabella
6 — Porto Rico (San Ju an)
18 12 Putna Arenas
2 — Quebec .
— 20 Rangoon
4 — Reggio .
4 — Reunion
28 — Rio de Janeir

Name of Place.
APPENDIX. 21
APPROXIMATE TIME, &c— Continued.
>> 3 O Name of Place. rt
Q w W
:St Petersburg 2 22 Talcahuano . 37 —
St Paul de Loanda . 53 — Tamatave 3° —
St Thomas 16 22 Tampico 33 —
St Vincent ( Cape de Verde) n — Teneriffe 8 —
St Vincent (West Indies 13 16 Tiflis . IO —
Salonica 5 — Tobago . 15 9
Samoa . 53 — Trieste . 2 13
San Francisco 16 — Trinidad 14 13
Santa Martha 22 — Turin I 3
Santander 2 12 Valparaiso 38
Santos . 25 — Vancouver 15 —
Savanilla 24 — Venice . 2 —
Senegal . 18 — Vera Cruz 30 —
Seychelles 22 — Vichy 21
Shanghai 36 — Vienna . 1 H
Sierra Leone 17 — Vigo . 3 —
.Singapore 25 — Washington 9 —
.Smyrna . 7 — Wellington 38 —
.Stockholm 3 — Winnepeg 13 —
.Strasburg 20 Yokohama 42 —
Suez 7 — Zanzibar 24 —
Sydney . 37 Zurich . 1 —
Syracuse 3 7
N.l3.—The ab ove table does not apply t o Parcels.
CUSTOMHOUSE—Steamboat Quay.
Collector—George P. Charleton.
Clerks—First-Class—A. T. Calder. Second-Class—J. T. Stevens,
A. J.
Witter.
Second-Class— John
Examining Officers— First-Class— C. Stewart ;
E. Clarke, Samuel Cameron, Archibald Bulloch, John Faid, Patrick
M'Cawley, John C. Crowley.
Assistant Examining Officers—Tom Noble, John Lynch, George
Kerr, Benjamin Harvey, Joseph Hughes, John Sullivan, George
A. Lawrie.
Out-Door Officers—First-Class—Hugh Hutton, David Poison,
David Houston, Robert M 'Arthur, John Darroch.
Boatmen — First-Class — G. Kirkpatrick, A. Whyte, Thomas
Brittlebank, A. M'Kenzie, S. Carriline, J. B. Bishop; Second-Class
J. M'Lean, Colin Darroch, J. Ritchie, D. Whyte, J. Kilroy, J.
Adam, J. M'Carthy, M. M'Auley, J. Gordon, J. W. Lovell, J. Gray,
Robert Jolly, J. M'Neill, G. Marr, H. J. Kerins, W. M'Millan, W.
Henderson, H. W. Baker, J. Macdonald, A. H. Fitzsimmons.
House-keeper and Messenger— Robert M 'Arthur.
Principal Coast Officers—Islay, E. Baker ; Oban, R. Fry ; Tobermory,
A. Whyte.
Hours of attendance for despatch of public business—Indoor
Department, from 9 a.m. till 4 p.m. (Saturdays till 2 p.m.) Outdoor
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APPENDIX.
Department—Duty Goods, Gauging, and Warehouses—From 1st
April to 30th September, 6 a.m. to 9 am., and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; and
from 1st October till 31st March, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free Goods
From 1st March till 31st October, 6 a.m. till 6 p.m.; 1st November
till last day of February, 8 a.m. till 4 p.m. The following holidays are
observed—New-Year's Day, Good Friday, first Monday in May, Queen's
Birth-day, first Monday in August, and Christmas Day.
INLAND REVENUE OFFICE, Customhouse Buildings.
Thomas H. Taylor, Collector.
J. Branford, Chief Clerk. B'.. J.
Eagar, Clerk.
John Haig, Supervisor. Surveying Officers for Greenock District
—William Higgins, Thomas Johnson, and A. T. Anderson.
House-keeper—Margaret M'Leod.
Open every lawful day from 9 morning till 3 afternoon.
Stamps and Taxes.
Thomas H. Taylor, Distributor of Stamps and Collector of Property
and Income Tax, Inhabited House Duties, and Land Tax, for the
Counties of Renfrew and Bute, and Argyle (North).
John Muat and Hugh Macfarlane.
Surveyors of Taxes—
Clerks—R. W. MacFadzean (Chief), and J. J. Cooke.
Office hours— 10 till 3. Saturdays— 10 till 12.
FISHERY OFFICE, 3 Bank Street.
William Gillis, Fishery Officer. Residence, 15 Newton Street.
John Skinner, Fishery Officer for Rothesay District ; and Williaim
Jeffrey, Ardrishaig, for Inveraray District.
BOUNDARIES OF WARDS INTO WHICH THE BURGH OF
GREENOCK, AS ALTERED AND EXTENDED BY
"THE GREENOCK BURGH EXTENSION ACT, 1882,"'
IS DIVIDED.
First Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within a boundary line commencing
at a point at the east of the town, where the limits of the burgh
meet the north-east corner of the authorised works of the Trustees of
the Port and Harbours of Greenock (hereinafter called the harbour
works), thence along the line of those works to a point on those works,
hereinafter called point A on a line in continuation of the line of the:
centre of Ratho Street, thence from said point to East Hamilton Street
at its junction with Ratho Street, thence along the centre of Ratho'
Street to Belville Street, thence westward and south-westward along,
the centre of Belville Street to Crescent Street, at the point where the
Glasgow & South-Western line of railway crosses over the same, thence
along the north side of said line of railway to the centre of Cartsburn
Stream, thence up the centre of said stream to the boundary of the
police limits, thence eastward and northward along said boundary and
along the centre of Boundary Street, and along the said limits of the
burgh to the point first described. Number of male voters, 547 ^
female voters, 39.
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APPENDIX. 23
Second Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within a boundary line commencing
at a point, hereinafter called point B, where the Cartsburn
Stream joins the River Clyde, thence up the centre of the said stream
to the point where it is crossed by the Glasgow and South-Western line
of railway, thence eastward along the north side of said line to Crescent
Street at its junction with Belville Street, thence north-westward and
eastward along the centre of Belville Street to Ratho Street, thence
north-eastward along the centre of Ratho Street, and in a straight line
in continuation thereof to the harbour works, thence westward along
those works and the said limits of the burgh to the point first described.
Number of male voters, 640 ; female voters, 5 1
Third Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within a boundary line commencing
at a point where the Cartsburn Stream joins the River Clyde,
and running westward along the margin of said river to a point hereinafter
called point C, in the north-east quay wall of the East India
Harbour in a line in continuation of the west side of Bogle Street, and
thence in a straight line south-westward to Rue-End Street, at its
junction with Bogle Street, thence along the centre of Bogle Street to
Regent Street, thence westward along the centre of Regent Street to
Lynedoch Street, thence southward along the centre of Lynedoch Street,
in a straight line in continuation thereof to the police boundary, thence
eastward along the said boundary to the Cartsburn Stream, thence down
the centre of said stream to the point in the River Clyde first described.
Number of male voters, 641 ; female voters, 91.
Fourth Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within a boundary line commencing
at the east side of the entrance to the West Harbour, hereinafter
called point D, and from thence to the northern extremity of the
Mid Quay, and running along the centre of said quay to William Street,
thence along the centre of William Street to the centre of Cathcart
Square, thence in a straight line southwards to the north-east end of
Bank Street, thence along the centre of Bank Street to Shaw Place,
thence along the centre of Shaw Place to Mearns Street, thence along
the centre of Mearns Street, and a straight line in continuation thereof,
southward to the police boundary, thence eastward along said boundary
to a point in said boundary in continuation of the centre line of Lynedoch
Street, thence in a straight line northward to Drumfrochar Road at its
junction with Lynedoch Street, thence along the centre of Lynedoch
Street to Regent Street, thence eastward along the centre of Regent
Street to the centre of Bogle Street, thence north-eastward along the
centre of Bogle Street, and straight line in continuation thereof, to the
River Clyde, thence westward along the margin of the said river to the
point first described. Number of male voters, 801 ; female voters, 127.
Fifth Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within a boundary line commencing
at a point hereinafter called point E, in the north-west quay of
West Harbour, in a line with the centre of the Vennel, thence along a
.

24
APPENDIX.
straight line drawn northward in continuation of the Vennel to the north
end of the Vennel, thence up the centre of the Vennel to Buccleuch
Street, thence up the centre of Buccleuch Street to Ann Street, thence
up the centre of Ann Street to Drumfrochar Road, thence in a straight
line to a point at the north-west angle in the police boundary, at or near
Messieurs Leitch & Company's ropeworks, thence eastward along the
police boundary to a point in continuation of the centre line of Mearns
Street, thence northward in a straight line to Drumfrochar Road, at its
junction with Mearns Street, thence along the centre of Mearns Street
to Shaw Place, thence along Shaw Place to Bank Street, thence along
the centre of Bank Street to the centre of Cathcart Square, thence
across Cathcart Square to the centre of William Street, thence along
the centre of William Street and Mid Quay to the northern extremity
thereof, thence in a straight line to the east side of the entrance to the
West Harbour, at its junction with the River Clyde, thence westward
along the margin of the said river to the point first described. Number
of male voters, Jj'j ; female voters, 103.
Sixth Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within the boundary line commencing
at a point hereinafter called point F in the River Clyde at its
junction with a line in continuation of the centre of the West Quay,
thence southward along the centre of the West Quay and West Quay
Lane to Dalrymple Street ; thence westward along the centre of Dalrymple
Street to Charles Street, thence southward along the centre of
Charles Street to the Vennel, thence westward along the centre of the
Vennel to Inverkip Street, thence south-westward along the centre of
Inverkip Street to Mount Pleasant Street, thence southward along the
centre of Mount Pleasant Street, and a straight line in continuation
thereof, to the north side of the line of the Greenock and Wemyss Bay
Railway, thence westward along the north side of said railway to the
point where that railway crosses the police boundary, thence southward,
eastward, and northward along said boundary till it reaches the angle in
the police boundary at or near Messieurs Leitch & Company's ropeworks
before mentioned, thence in a straight line northward to Drumfrochar
Road at its junction with Ann Street, thence along the centre of
Ann Street to Buccleuch Street, thence along Buccleuch Street to Cowgate,
thence along the centre of Cowgate to the Vennel, thence along
the centre of the Vennel and line in continuation thereof to the River
Clyde, thence westward along the margin of the said river to the point
first described. Number of male voters, 1089; female voters, 118.
Seventh Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within a boundary line commencing
at a point hereinafter called point G, on the margin of the River
Clyde at the north-east corner of the east quay of Albert Harbour, thence
southward along the east side of the said quay to Laird Street, thence
along the centre of Laird Street to West Blackhall Street, thence along
the centre of West Blackhall Street to Argyle Street, thence along the
centre of Argyle Street to George Squsre, thence along George Square
to Nelson Street West, thence along the centre of Nelson Street West
to the point where the West Burn crosses under that street, thence along

APPENDIX. 25
the centre of the West Burn to the point where it crosses the police
boundary, thence along the said boundary to the north side of the line
•of the Greenock and Wemyss Bay Railway, thence eastward along the
north side of said railway to a point in continuation of the centre of
Mount Pleasant Street, thence northward in a straight line to Prospect
Hill Street, at its junction with Mount Pleasant Street, thence along the
•centre of Mount Pleasant Street to Inverkip Street, thence along the
centre of Inverkip Street to the Vennel, thence along the centre of the
Vennel to Charles Street, thence along the centre of Charles Street to
Dalrymple Street, thence along the centre of Dalrymple Street to West
•Quay Lane, thence along the centre of West Quay Lane and West Quay
to the River Clyde, thence north-westward along the margin of the said
river to the point first described. Number of male voters, 924 ; female
voters, 140.
Eighth Ward.
That part of the burgh comprehended within a boundary line commencing
at a point on the margin of the River Clyde at the north-east
of the east quay of Albert Harbour, thence southward along the
< corner
• east side of the said quay to Laird Street, thence along the centre of
Laird Street to West Blackhall Street, thence along the centre of West
Blackhall Street to Argyle Street, thence along the centre of Argyle
Street to George Square, thence along George Square to Nelson Street
West, thence along the centre of Nelson Street West to the point where
the West Burn crosses under that street, thence along the centre of the
West Burn to the point where it crosses the police boundary, thence
north-westward along the police boundary to a point in the River Clyde
on that boundary opposite Ironotter Point, thence north-eastward to the
margin of the River Clyde, thence northward and eastward along the
margin of the River Clyde to the point first described. Number of male
voters, 1218; female voters, 459.
LOCAL CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS.
Greenock was erected into a Burgh of Barony in the year 1635.
James Watt, Born 19th January, 1736—Died 25th August, 1819.
First Magistrates and Council elected in the year 1751.
Greenock Library began in 1783.
Greenock Chamber of Commerce Incorporated in 1813.
Shaws Water Introduced 16th April, 1827. Acquired by Water Trust
1866.
Flood at Cartsdyke, 21st November, 1835.
Railway to Paisley and Glasgow opened in the year 1 84 1.
Victoria Harbour opened on 18th October, 1850.
Foundation Stone of Sir Gabriel Wood's Mariners' Asylum laid on 1 8th
October, 1850.
Greenock Ragged School, Captain Street, opened 1858.
Theatre Royal opened December, 1858.
Foundation Stone of Albert Harbour laid on 7th August, 1862.
Railway to Wemyss Bay opened May, 1865.
•Greenock and Ayrshire Railway opened 1869.
Explosion at Whinhill, 4th September, 1870.

26 APPENDIX.
Foundation Stone of Smithston Poorhouse and Asylum laid on 1 2th
September, 1876; opened 29th May, 1879.
First Sod of James Watt Dock cut 1st August, 1878.
Foundation Stones of Municipal Buildings and James Watt Dock laid
on 6th August, 18S1.
Town Council increased from 16 to 25 Members, 1882.
Lyle Road opened 1st May, 1880.
James Watt Dock opened 5th August, 1886.
Holidays—New-Year's Day, Good-Friday, first Monday in May,
Queen's Birthday, Summer Fair Saturday, first Monday in August*
Christmas Day, and second Thursday in April and September.
Fairs—First Thursday in July, and Fourth Tuesday in November.
Burgh of Greenock
— — —
GREENOCK CENSUS.
1881. 1871.
Total in Total ia
Males. Females. Totals. each each
District District,
East Parish . . 9472 8,032 I7,504)
Middle Parish . . 3,230 2,950 6,180 [ 63,899 57,150
West Parish . . 19,719 20,466 40,215 )
Navy and Shipping . 787 28 815 815 675.
Extended Police District
East Parish . . 928 778 1,702 j I,98l 826
West Parish . . 136 143 279 (
Parishes (Landward)
East Parish . . 31
West Parish . . 22
68 }
44 S
37
22
Burgh of Port-Glasgow—
East Parish ofGreenock 1,286 1,136 2,422
112 I92
2,422 95S
Total . . 35,611 33,6io 69,229 69,229 59,798
Member of Parliament for the Town of Greenock,
THOMAS SUTHERLAND, Esq.,
of Bute House, Cromwell Road, London, and Offices of P. & O.
Steamship Company, 122 Leadenhall Street, E.C.
Member of Parliament for West Renfrewshire,
SIR A. C. CAMPBELL, Bart., of Blythswood.
Member of Parliament for East Renfrewshire,
M. H. SHAW STEWART, Esq., of Carnock.
TOWN COUNCIL.
Provost—Robert Shankland.
Bailies— John Anderson, Hugh Shearer, Walter W. B. Rodger,
William Hair, Robert Walter Jamieson, and John MacOnie.
Treasurer—Dugald MTnnes.

APPENDIX. 27
Councillors—
First Ward—N. G. Cluckie, J. MacOnie, D. M 'Arthur Erskine.
Second Ward— D. M'Innes, Andrew Miller, Francis Moon.
Third Waul—John Armour Bell, T. M. Thorne, Samuel Nicolson.
Fourth Ward— Hugh Shearer, Alex. Cameron, John Campbell Borland.
Fifth Ward— Dugald Shankland, James Lang, jun., Ninian Hill.
Sixth Ward—John Anderson, David Ritchie, Thomas Mitchell.
Seventh Ward— R. W. Jamieson, William Hair, G. A. Ramsay.
Eighth Ward—John Black, W. W. B. Rodger, Robert Shankland,
Peter MacKellar.
Ordinary Meetings—First Tuesday of every month.
Officials—
Town Clerk— Colin MacCulloch.
Chamberlain—Alexander MacKellar.
Collector of Town Assessments—Thomas D. M'Murrich.
Auditor—Hope Stewart Ramsay.
Surveyor of Works—Alex. J. Turnbull.
Procurator-Fiscal— James Auld.
Assessors (Police Court)—Colin MacCulloch, Andrew Nimmo, Thomas
Wilson, and Thomas D. M'Murrich.
Assessor and Clerk to Dean of Guild—Hew M'llwraith.
Assessor under Lands Valuation and Voters Registration Acts— Robert
Hamilton.
Curator of Cemetery and Burying Grounds—Robert Sheridan.
Inspector of Markets and Collector of Market Dues—Alexander
M'Kerracher.
Inspectors under Animals Diseases Act—Alex. Robinson, V.S., and
Archibald Robinson, V.S.
Registrars for Births, Deaths, and Marriages—East District, J. M'Cunn ;
Mid District, Wra. Johnston ; West District, R. A. Baird ; Interim
Registrar, Arthur A. Baird.
Council Officer— Charles Murray.
POLICE BOARD.
The Provost, Bailies, Treasurer, and Town Councillors of the Burgh.
Chairman—The Provost.
Dean of Guild— John Campbell Borland.
Deputy-Dean of Guild— -John Armour Bell.
Councillors to the Dean of Guild— Bailie Jamieson ; Councillors Moon.
Bell, Hill, Ritchie, and Ramsay.
Officials—
Clerk— Colin MacCulloch.
Treasurer—Alexander MacKellar.
Collector of Assessments—Thomas D. M'Murrich.
Auditor— H. S. Ramsay.
Master of Works—Alex. J. Turnbull.
Superintendent of Police— John W. Angus.
Police Surgeon— John Macdougall, M.D.
Sanitary Inspector— James Devine.
Medical Officer of Health— James Wallace, M.D.

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APPENDIX.
Inspector of Cleansing—Roderick M'Leod.
Billet-Master and Inspector of Explosives— J. W. Angus.
Manager of Gas Works—Samuel Stewart.
Treasurer of Gas Works—Alexander M'Kellar.
Collector and Assistant Clerk of Gas Works—John Chalmers.
Inspector of Gas Meters—Lewis Fordyce.
Superintendent of Parks—Robert Sheridan.
Inspector of Flesh Market and Slaughterhouse—A. M'Kerracher.
Public Analysts—John William Biggart and W. L. Biggart.
Inspector under Sale of Food and Drugs Acts—David Young.
Superintendent of Fire Brigade—William Taylor.
Inspectors of Lodging Houses and Small Houses— J. Devine, A.
Campbell, Geo. Dunne, A. M'Kenzie, and W. M'Lellan.
Inspector of Cabs, Hackney Carriages, &c.— J. W. Angus.
DEAN OF GUILD COURT.
Dean of Guild—J. C. Borland.
Depute Dean of Guild—J. A. Bell.
Councillors to Dean of Guild— Bailie Jamieson ; Councillors Moon,
Bell, Hill, Ritchie, and Ramsay.
Procurator Fiscal of Court— James Auld.
Assessor and Clerk of Court—Hew M'llwraith.
Master of Works—A. J. Turnbull.
Bar Officer—Ewen MTntyre.
Court Hall—Municipal Buildings.
Court Days—Thursday of each alternate week, at 2 P.M.
IMPROVEMENT TRUST (16).
The Provost ; Bailies Anderson, Shearer, Rodger, and Jamieson ;
Treasurer MTnnes ; Dean Borland ; Councillors Erskine, Bell,
Nicolson, Thorne, D. Shankland, Lang, jun., Mitchell, Ritchie, and
Ramsay. Councillor Ramsay, Chairman ; Bailie Shearer, Vice-
Chairman.
WATER TRUST.
Provost Shankland; Bailies Anderson, Shearer, Rodger and Jamieson;
Treasurer M'Innes ; Dean Borland; Councillors Cluckie, Erskine,
Thorne, Shankland, Lang, jun., and Ritchie.
Chairman—Provost Shankland. Deputy-Chairman— Councillor D.
Shankland.
The Law, Finance, and Works Committee (13).
The whole Trust—The Provost, Convener; Councillor D. Shankland,
Vice-Convener.
Officials—
Clerk—Colin MacCulIoch.
Treasurer —Alex. MacKellar.
Superintendent of Works— James Wilson, C.E.
Collector— James Brown, jun.
Auditor— H. S. Ramsay.

APPENDIX. 29
Description of Falls let and unlet along line of Aqueducts
between Overton and the sea.
No.
OLD LINE.
Height ft. H.P.
1 Sugar Refinery- Hogg, Wallace & Co.
. 26 46
2 Grain Mills . Mackenzie & Walker
24 43
3 Sugar Refinery A. Scott & Sons
17 30
Sugar Refinery A. Scott & Sons
Foundry
Rankin & Blaekmore
|
Chemical Work John Poynter & Son
Chemical Work John Poynter & Son
Glasgow & South Western Railway Co.
Greenock Sacking Company
26 46
22 39
i9i 35
28 50
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Sugar Refinery
Sugar Refinery
Rope Work .
Woollen Mill
Woollen Mill
17
18 Paper Mill
19
.
Neill, Dempster & Neill
Clyde Sugar Refining Co,
A. Tough & Son
R. Houston & Son .
Fleming, Reid & Co.
>rown, Stewart & Co.
|64i 230
23
• 34
40
60
170 57S
These falls have a supply of 1200 cubic feet per minute, for twelve
hours per day, during 310 days per year ; and two Scotch acres of ground
for mills, &c. , go along with each, at a nominal feu-duty.
No. new line. Height ft. H.P..
1 Grain Mill . . R. Muir & Sons . . .14
2
3
Foundry . .
Sugar Refinery
.
.
Greenock Foundry Co.
Dawson, Martin & Co.
. . 45
4 Sugar Refinery . Glebe Sugar Refining Co.
i Shaws Water Foundry R. Steele & Co.
-> Sugar Refinery . Alexander Scott & Sons
I
6 Sugar Refinery . Alexander Scott & Sons
These falls have a supply of 1066 cubic feet per minute for 13^ hours
per day and 310 days in the year.
HARBOUR TRUST.
Provost Shankland ; Bailies Anderson, Shearer, Rodger, Plair, and
MacOnie; Treasurer M'Innes; Councillors Nicolson and D. Shankland ;
Messrs John Denholm, John Daniel Clink, James Grieve, junr., Archibald
N. Lindsay, Duncan Cunningham, Alexander Scott Mories, John Sinclair
Denniston, James Brown, Archibald Macnaught, Robert Nisbet, Donald
MacDonald, and Archibald John Paton.
Chairman—The Provost. Deputy-Chairman, Alexander S. Mories.
Officials—
Secretary and General Manager—Thomas Wilson.
Treasurer—William Hutcheson.
Collector of Harbour Rates and Police Dues—Duncan Darroch.
58
42
25
8r
32
38
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APPENDIX.
Auditor—Dugald Campbell.
Harbour Engineer—Robert Crawford.
Traffic Agent— James MacCunn.
Harbour and Dock Master—James BaiUIe.
Deputy Harbour Master— Daniel Drummond.
Superintendent of Harbour Police—J. W. Angus.
Superintendent of Warehouses, Transit Sheds, Timber Storage Ground,
and Weighers and Weighing Machines—William Lamont.
Inspector under Explosives Bye-Laws for the Lower Estuary of the
Clyde—J. W. Angus.
TOWN AND HARBOUR POLICE.
Central Office—Municipal Buildings, Dalrymple Street.
Eastern ,, —2 East Hamilton Street.
Captain J. W. Angus, Superintendent, residing at 29 Ardgowan
Street »( West) ; Chief Clerk, Inspector Hugh Rowan; Lieutenants
Forbes Eadie and Dugald M'Phedran ; Chief Inspector (Out-door)
Win. M'Intyre ; One Inspector in charge of East-end Police Station;
Two Second-Class Inspectors (Out-door) ; One Detective Inspector ;
Two Detective Sergeants; Three Detective Officers; Nine Police
Sergeants ; Eighty-nine Constables on Town and Harbour duty;
Six Constables on Railway duty—Total strength, 118. John Macdougall,
M.D., Police Surgeon.
SANITARY DEPARTMENT.
Office—Municipal Buildings, Dalrymple Street.
Sanitary Inspector—James Devine.
Medical Officer of Health—James Wallace, M.D.
Sanitary Officers—Alexander Campbell, and George Dunne.
Clerk—Edward M'Kinlay.
Craigieknowes Hospital for Cholera, Small-pox, &c, and Disinfecting
Station, Sinclair Street. Caretaker, James Devine.
Reception House, 35 Crawfurd Street (Glebe). Matron, Margaret
Dinning.
FIRE BRIGADE.
Station—Municipal Buildings, Dalrymple Street. Open day and night.
Committee of" Management—Provost Shankland, Bailies Anderson,
Shearer, and Hair; Treasurer MTnnes ; Councillors Cluckie, Miller,
Bell, Thorne, Nicolson, Cameron, Lang, jun., Ritchie, and Ramsay
Bailie Shearer, Convener; Councillor Nicolson, Vice-Convener.
Brigade Superintendent—William Taylor.
PUBLIC MARKETS.
Fish Market, I West Breast.
Flesh Market, Slaughter House, 3 Ann Street—Alex. M'Kerracher,
Inspector and Superintendent. Cattle bought and sold daily. Fairs
are held annually, beginning on the first Thursday of July, and fourth
Tuesday of November; and a Horse and Cattle Market, which is held
in St. Andrew Square on the Friday before Glasgow Whitsun-Monday
Fair, and on the Friday immediately preceding Kilbarchan Fair.
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—

APPENDIX. 31
INSPECTOR OF IMPERIAL WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Office—Municipal Buildings (Wallace Sq. and Dalrymple Street).
Inspector and adjuster for Burgh of Greenock—David Young.
Greenock District, comprehending Parish of Greenock (outside
police boundary), Port-Glasgow, Erskine, Kilmalcolm, and Inverkip.
C. Bremner, inspector, County Buildings.
REGISTRARS OF BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES.
East District— James M'Cunn. Office— 3 East Blackhall Street.
Mid District-—William Johnston. Office— -Municipal Buildings, Wallace
Square.
West District—Robert A. Baird ; Intei-im Registrar, Arthur R. Baird.
Office—Municipal Buildings, Wallace Square.
Examiner for Western District of Scotland—W. H. D. Lowe.
LIST OF PERSONS LICENSED TO RETAIL GUNPOWDER
AND FIREWORKS.
Messrs A. & J. Wilson, 65 Rue-end Street; Edward Twigg, 31
Hamilton .Street; H. Buchanan & Co., 11 West Breast; Robert
Climie, 20 West Blackhall Street ; Morton & Kidd, Hamilton Street.
LIST OF LICENSED OPERATIVES IN THE
SLAUGHTER-HOUSE.
Peter Campbell, James Callan, Hugh Gallacher, James Reid, John
M'Millan, John Gait, William Hamilton, John M'Kechnie, Peter
M'Millan, Alexander M'Dougall, Colin M'Dougall, John Lyall,
David Scott, David Currie King, George Kinnell, George Greenwood,
John Greenwood, and John Wilson.
LIST OF LICENSED PORTERS.
Name.
Hector Gillies
George Montague
William Surgenor
John Leitch
John Brown
John M'Groarty .
John M'Neill .
Alexander Thomson
Badge No.
1
2
3
6
9
18
20
. 21
Name.
Thomas Aird
William Grieve .
William Kane
Thomas Grant
John Mooney
George M'Killop
Hugh Sweeney .
James Lucas
Badge No.
54
57
58
62
69
7.0
74
81
John M'Cafferty .
Patrick Sweeney.
Donald MTntyre
Donald Carmichael
David Brown
John Simpson
John M'Gregor .
Daniel Buchan .
Donald Clark .
26
27
28
33
80
43
22
65
5o
Alexander Gillies
William Mitchell
William Turner .
Thomas Rooney, jun. .
Robert Haughie .
Patrick Colhain .
William Stewart .
Robert Watson .
James M'Kinnie
84
90
92
96
98
100
15
82
Alexander Gilchrist 63
.
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32 APPENDIX.
TABLE OF RATES OR FARES OF LICENSED PORTERS
OF GREENOCK.
(Any Distance from the Steamboat Quay or Railway Station.
First—Within Dellingburn on the East, Shaw Place on the South, and
West Burn on the West.
lb. s. d.
Luggage, not exceeding . . . . 56 o 6
,, exceeding 56 lb. and not exceeding .112 07
,, 112 lb. ,, .168 08
Every additional . .112 02
Second—Within Cartsburn on the East, Roxburgh Street on the South,
and Campbell Street on the West.
lb. s. d.
Luggage, not exceeding . . . . 56 o 8
,, exceeding 56 lb. and not exceeding . 112 o 10
,, ,,
Third—Within Ratho
112 lb. ,,
Every additional
Street on the East,
. 168 1 o
. .112 03
Wellington Street on the
South, and Bentinck Street on the West.
lb. s. d.
Luggage, not exceeding 56
,, exceeding 56 lb. and not exceeding .112
o 9
10
,,
Fourth—Within
,, 112 lb. ,,
Every additional
Ladyburn on the East,
. 168 I 4
. .112 04
Drumfrochar Road on the
South, and Berryburn on the West.
lb.
Luggage, not exceeding . . . . .56
,, exceeding 56 lb. and not exceeding .112
112 lb. „ .168
s. d.
10
14
18
Every additional . .112
05
Fifth—Any other distance not defined to be charged in the same ratio,
calculated according to distance.
When Employed by Commercial Travellers. s. d.
Luggage, not exceeding 3 cwt.— First hour . . .10
Every additional hour o 6
,, exceeding 3 cwt.— First hour . . .14
Every additional hour . o 8
When detained over a quarter of an hour loading or unloading,
for every additional quarter of an hour . o 2
One-half more to be charged when employed between 9
o'clock evening and 6 o'clock morning.
Assisting at loading or unloading carts, weighing goods,
or performing any other service or work not included in
the foregoing :—For the first hour . . . .10
And for every succeeding hour, 6d ; unless where this
rate has been altered by agreement.
For these rates or fares Porters are bound, when required, to put the
luggage on board the steam vessels, or place it on the platform of the
railway, or take the same out of the steam vessel, or down from the
railway platform, or to or from a house or other place or building.
)

APPENDIX. 33
CONVEYANCES.
Summary of Bye-Laws for Hackney Carnages plying for Hire in
Greenock.
Every Hackney Carriage must be licensed. Owner's name must be
painted outside the carriage. Number of License must be painted or
affixed outside of the carriage. Carriages must be furnished with a Bell.
Drivers must be over 1 8 years of age. Drivers must deliver reference
tickets on demand. Drivers must deliver any article accidentally left
in carriages either to the owner or to the Police Office, within twelve
hours after being left. Owners or Drivers must not solicit employment.
Drivers must not smoke when waiting or driving. Drivers must observe
the proper rules for driving. Drivers must obey the instructions of
Police. No diseased person or corpses must be carried in Hackney
Carriages.
Public Stands.—The following places are appointed public stands
by the Magistrates of Greenock, in terms of the "Greenock Police Act,
1877," under reservation of all rights of private or leasehold property,
viz. :
—
1. Princes Pier—Cabs to be drawn up in single file next pavement off
foot of Campbell Street, clear of the pier, and next refreshment
rooms ; horses' heads looking north.
2. Princes Pier Station (Glasgow and South Western Railway).
3.
4.
Wallace Place.
Cathcart Street (near Caledonian Railway Station)—With regard
to the position of cabs at this stance, one cab may stand immed-
iately opposite to the westmost egress steps ; the other cabs to
stand to the east of the entrance to the Parcel Office. When
more cabs are required, they shall be called from the stand at the
east end of Cathcart Street by a signal given by the constable on
duty.
5. East end of Cathcart Street.
6. Customhouse Quay (front of Customhouse).
7. Lynedoch Street Station (Glasgow and South-Western Railway).
8. Upper Greenock Station (Wemyss Bay Railway).
9. Cartskyke Station (Caledonian Railway).
10. Bogston Station (Caledonian Railway).
Every driver shall furnish himself with, and always have in his
possession, while on the stand or driving, a copy of the clauses of "The
General Police 'and Improvement (Scotland) Act, 1862," relating to
hackney carriages, and a copy of these bye-laws and table of fares and
distances, and a duplicate of his carriage licence, which he must exhibit
on demand to any constable, or to any person who has hired or used
his carriage, or who is about to do so ; which clauses, bye-laws, and
table of fares and distances, with the duplicate of carriage licence, he
will keep in a tin case that they may at all times be clean and legible.
Every driver shall keep his carriage lamps lighted while driving,
after sunset and before sunrise, during the months of October, November,
December, January, and February.
Every driver shall be cleanly in his person, and shall, while on the
stand or driving, wear suitable clothes, and shall conduct himself at all
times in a proper, civil, and decorous manner. .
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34
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APPENDIX.
Fares by distance.
It shall be in the option of the hirer to engage any hackney carriage
either by time or distance, provided this be done at the time of hiring.
To or between places mentioned in the table of fares (a copy of which
each driver is bound to exhibit on demand) the charge shall be as stated
in the said table. To or between places not mentioned in the said
table of fares the charge shall be
For any distance not exceeding a mile . . . . is od
Exceeding a mile and not exceeding i^ miles
i| miles ,, 2 ,,
2 ,, 2\ ,,
2\ „ 3 »
3 >> 3i »
3i »> 4 »>
4 » A\ „
. is 6d
. 2s od
. 2s 6d
4-h „ 5 >>
In respect, however, that the upper parts of Greenock are hilly, in
all cases not mentioned in the said table of fares, the charge for any
hackney carriage engaged by distance shall be 6d extra, provided the
point to or from which the carriage is driven shall be within the town.
.
.
3s od
3s6d
. 4s od
.
4s 6d
. 5s od
LIST OF RIVER PILOTS LICENSED TO TAKE VESSELS
UP THE RIVER.
David Fenton, Pilot Master. Alexander Richmond, Wm. Fleck,
James Lawson, Thomas Martin, John Russell, R. W. Moir, Wm.
Williamson, E. J. Gemmell, A. M'Kelvie, M. J. Riva, R. Buchan, Wm.
Hardie, Thos. R. Morris, Wm. Purves and Wm. Clinton.
LIST OF DEEP SEA PILOTS LICENSED TO TAKE
VESSELS TO SEA.
James Baillie, Pilot Master. Robert Hume Bell, Alexander Campbell,
Robert Lee, John M'Aleer, Neil M'Dougall, Charles M'Kie, John
Miller, David M'Kellar, John M'Kenzie, Allan M'Lean, David
M'Reevie, Robert Munn, Jacob L. Till, James Boag Warden,
Alexander Smith, Neil M'Dougall, and James Scott.
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
or from Glasgow to Greenock, or off Greenock, or
Glasgow ;
to Tail of the Bank, including the unmooring of the ship,
for all vessels under io ft. draught of water . . .is 6d
Vessels with io ft. draught of water, and under 12 ft. . . 2s od
Vessels with 12 ft. draught of water, and not exceeding 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.

APPENDIX. 35
From Glasgow to Renfrew, five shillings ; the same charge returning.
For any place betwixt the Cumbrae and Cloch Lights, to Greenock
or Port-Glasgow, including the mooring of ship, or waiting the tide,
one penny three farthings per ton.
From a line drawn between the Cloch Light and Dunoon Pier to
Port-Glasgow or any intermediate place, one half-penny per ton.
N.B.—The same chargeable for like distances outwards.
Fractional tonnage to be paid and charged in proportion.
All vessels towed to be allowed one-fifth off the full rates.
From Greenock, or off Greenock, to Garelochhead, including detention
in swinging the vessel, one 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.
For every day the pilot is kept on board after the compasses are
adjusted, he shall be entitled for detention per day to 7s 6d.
For shifting any vessel above 400 tons from one harbour to another
harbour, 15s.
For shifting any vessel above 400 tons from Garvel Graving Dock
to any of the harbours, or vice versa, 20s.
For piloting vessels up and down the Leven, to or from Dumbarton,
the pilot 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 owner or person in charge of the vessel, after his duties of
pilot have been completed, shall (where not otherwise provided for in
these regulations), in addition to receiving his provisions, be paid by
the owners or persons in charge of the vessel 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.
LIST OF LICENSED LUMPERS.
Henry Hammond, Moses Ferguson, Edward Logan, Harry Hill,
Andrew Bryceland, Alexander M 'Lean, William Grant, John M'Kinnon,
Patrick M'Cue, James Marshall, James Carroll, Peter Lamont Ross,
and Donald M'Gilvray.
LIST OF LICENSED BOATMEN.
Alexander Nicholson, sen., James Barbour, Daniel M'Glinchy, sen.,
Alexander Barbour, Malcolm M'Lean, John Waugh, James Waugh,
Alexander Nicholson, jun., Malcolm M'Lean, jun., Daniel M'Glinchy,
jun., Patrick M 'Cairn, and William M'Phail.
TABLE OF RATES OR FARES TO BE EXACTED BY
LICENSED BOATMEN AT THE PORT AND HARBOURS
OF GREENOCK.
1st. Boat-hire from any of the Quays, Piers, Harbours, or the
Esplanade, to any ship or vessel lying in the roadsteads, between the
Tail of the Bank Buoy on the west, and Garvel Point on the east, said
vessel not being at a greater distance than a mile and a half from the
shore of Greenock between these two points : — If one passenger, is 6d ;
two passengers, 2s ; every additional passenger, 6d.

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APPENDIX.
2nd. Boat-hire from any of the above-mentioned stations to any
ship or vessel lying at the anchorage termed the Tail of the Bank :—If
one passenger, 2s ; two passengers, 2s 6d ; every additional passenger, 6d.
3rd. Boat-hire from any of the above-mentioned stations to the
powder anchorage ground :—If one passenger, 3s 6d ; every additional
passenger, 6d.
4th. Boat-hire from any of the above-mentioned stations to the Hill
of Ardmore, or Helensburgh, Kilcreggan, or Point of Roseneath, or
Row, or any other point on opposite shore :— If one passenger, 5s; two>
passengers, 6s ; three passengers, 7s ; every additional passenger, 6d.
5th. Boat-hire from any of the above-mentioned stations to any ship*
or vessel lying in Gourock Bay :—If one passenger, 3s 6d ; two
passengers, 4s 6d ; and every additional passenger, 6d. For these rates
or fares the boatmen shall be obliged to wait 30 minutes and bring back
the passengers. If detained beyond 30 minutes, one shilling to be paid
for each half-hour, or part of half-an-hour after the first.
The above rates or fares shall include luggage, if under I cwt. ; but
all luggage above that amount shall be, for every cwt., 4c!.
Vessels in harbour shifting, passing lines, up to 300 tons, 7s 6d ;.
ships, ios ; if boatmen employed by time, 12s 6d per day.
For the above rates the boatmen shall be obliged to furnish 4 oars
and men, when from the state of the weather this is required to enable
them to make the passage ; but when required to do so by the hirer
himself, for expedition or otherwise, one-half fare to be paid in addition
to the above rates. The harbour-master to be sole judge in case of
dispute between the boatmen and the hirer as to the state of the
weather, and as to the necessity of 4 oars.
Committee
son, Shearer,
PUBLIC PARKS AND CEMETERY.
of Management for 1889—The Provost; Bailies Ander-
Rodger, and Jamieson ; Treasurer MTnnes ; Dean*
Borland ; Councillors Cluckie, Erskine, Moon, D. Shankland, Hill,
Ritchie, andMacKellar—Bailie Jamieson, Convener; Councillor Ritchie,
Vice-Convener. Superintendent—Robert Sheridan.
Well Park Promenade and Pleasure Grounds.—Entrances
—Regent Street, Bank Street, Sir John's Brae, and Lynedoch Street.
Wellington Park.—In connection with which are Bowling Green,
Cricket Ground, and Bathing Pond for youths. Entrance—Drumfrochar
Road (East).
Whin Hill.—Entrances—Top of Lynedoch Street and Drumfrochar
Road.
Greenock Cemetery.—Entrances—Brachelston Square and head:
of Forsyth Street.
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APPENDIX.
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 2nd day of April, 1850 :—
I. Where the body is conveyed in a hearse drawn by four
horses, or carried shoulder high
—
For digging and filling in the grave, . . . . 8s od
If a tombstone is removed—for taking it off and putting it on 3s od
If assistance be given in putting in the mortsafe, and afterwards
taking it out and re-dressing the ground, . . 2s 6d
II. Where the
horses
body is conveyed in a hearse drawn by two
For digging and filling in the grave, . . . . .
If a tombstone is removed—for taking it off and putting it on
6s
2s
od
od
If assistance be given in putting in the mortsafe, and afterwards
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
ocT
For digging and filling in the grave, . . . .4s
No charge to be made for taking off and putting on tombstone.
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, . . . . . 4s od:
For taking off and putting on tombstone, . . . . 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 the grave, . . . . 2s odt
If a tombstone, no charge is made for removing or putting
on the stone.
Although more than one body be interred at the same time in oneand
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 bythe
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.
* To include in this term only those under twelve years of age.

APPENDIX. 39
GREENOCK HOSPITAL AND INFIRMARY,
Duncan Street.—Established 1809.
Sir Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Bart., President.
The Provost of Greenock, Robert Macfie, Esq., James J. Grieve,
Esq., James Morton, Esq., James Stewart, Esq., and Thomas Sutherland,
Esq., M.P., Vice-Presidents.
John Rodger, Esq., Treasurer. Geo. Williamson, Esq., Secretary.
Directors— John Barclay, Esq., Chairman; John Patten, Esq.,
Deputy-Chairman ; The Provost of Port-Glasgow, Messrs Robert
Rennie, James MacLean, David J. Dunlop (Port-Glasgow), Robert
Muir, Thomas Neill, Robert Allan, William Hastie, Walter W. B.
Rodger, Duncan M'Gillivray, John MacOnie, A. C. Finlay, T. L.
Patterson, Duncan Weir, Thomas M. Thorne, George Ferguson,
Louson Walker, Joseph D. Scott, Robert Binnie, Robert Caird. The
Convener and Vice-Convener of the Public Health Committee of
Greenock, ex officiis.
Physicians—Drs Robertson and Broadfoot.
Surgeons—Drs Paton and Calder.
Dispensary Surgeons—Drs Philip and Douglas.
House Surgeon—A. D. Fleming.
Assistant House Surgeon—H. C. Anderson.
Matron—Miss Tod.
Friends of Patients are allowed to visit them on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Fridays, from 2 till 3.30 p.m., and on Sundays from 4 till 5
p.m. The Dispensary for out patients is open from 12 till I p.m.,
and is closed on Spring and Autumn holidays, New- Year's Day, and
Friday of Summer Fair. Applicants are required to pay id for each
prescription, and to come provided with bottles for mixtures, &c.
Applicants for admission as in-patients are required to present themselves
for admission at 12-30 for examination by the dispensary attendants.
They must be provided with Subscribers' tickets. Admission will be
given only if the applicants be found proper subjects, and there be
room in the house. Tickets are available only in the place where Subscriber
and patient reside.
THE FERGUSON EYE INFIRMARY
(Founded by the late James Ferguson, Esq., Auchneagh).
Wards in Greenock Hospital and Infirmary, where patients suffering
with diseases and injuries of the eye receive treatment free.
Trustees—Robert Shankland, Provost ; Bailies John Anderson and
Plugh Shearer ; Robert Steele M'Morland, Esq., Merchant ; Alexander
Bain, Esq., Feuar ; John Barclay, Esq., Chairman, Greenock Infirmary;
John Patten, Esq., Deputy-Chairman of Greenock Infirmary;
George Williamson, Esq., Secretary of Greenock Hospital.
Honorary Secretary and Treasurer—Alexander MacKellar, Town
Chamberlain.
Auditor-
Honorary Medical Officers—W. A. Wilson, M.D.; James Paton,
M.D.
Ophthalmic Surgeon—N. Gordon Cluckie, M.B., L.F.P.S.G., &c.
Patients examined daily (Sundays excepted), between 10 a.m. and
12 noon.
Accidents received into the wards at any hour.

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APPENDIX.
GREENOCK PAROCHIAL BOARD.
Board Room and Offices—36 Nicolson Street.
poorhouse and asylum—smithston
The Provost, Robert Shankland, Esq., Chairman.
The management is vested in a General Committee, sub-divided into
small Committees for the despatch of business.
Inspector— John S. Deas.
Treasurer—William Ramage.
Assistant Inspectors—Robert P. Fairlie, J. O. Waun. and Thos. Shearer.
Clerks— John Ferguson, Wm. Hendry, Hugh M'Cracken, and James
Stephens.
Collector—Thomas Burton.
Assistants— Malcolm Currie and John M' Williams.
Auditor— Quintin Bone.
Janitor—Alex. Stevens.
Governor of Poorhouse and Asylum—George Bruce.
Matron of Poorhouse—Miss Kate Macfarlane.
Chaplain— James Chalmers.
House Surgeons— James Wallace, M.D., and Frank A. Elkins.
District Surgeons—Drs John Macdougall, John Carlyle, and J.
Douglas.
C.
BOARD OF TRADE AND MERCANTILE MARINE OFFICE,
7 Virginia Street.
Local Marine Board.
Provost of Greenock (ex officio).
Nominees of the Board of Trade.
Colin S. Caird.
John Scott.
j
Wilson.
Abram Lyle. j
John D. Clink.
Alex. P. Lyle.
Thomas Carmichael.
Edward
Elected by the Shipowners.
William Crawford.
Malcolm M'C. Brown.
Daniel Kerr.
John Scott, Chairman. Alex. P. Lyle, Deputy-Chairman.
R. S. Macalister, Secretary.
Mercantile Marine Office— R. S. Macalister, Superintendent,
Registrar of Royal Naval Reserve, and Superintendent of Lascar
Transfers ; Charles Lewis, First Deputy-Superintendent ; C. Stuart
Hall, Second Deputy-Superintendent ; James Campbell, Clerk ; Donald
Campbell, Angus Campbell, and Alexander Richmond, Messengers.
Offices at Sub-Ports—George Kerr, Port-Glasgow ; Robert Fry, Oban
Alexander Whyte, Tobermory ; and E. Baker, Bowmore.
Examinations of Masters and Mates are held on the second
fourth Tuesday in each month—William Congalton, Examiner.
and
Examinations of Engineers are held on the first Tuesday of each
month— John Sowter, Examiner.
Surveyors— John Sowter, Shipwright and Engineer ;
Shipwright ; Peter Gordon, Tapeholder.
Office hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
C. Waterson,
;

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APPENDIX. 41
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND MANUFACTURES.
(Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1813. )
Coffee Room, 2 Cathcart Square.
Directors—Messrs Alex. P. Lyle, Chairman; Daniel Kerr, Vice-
Chairman; Duncan M'Gillivray, John S. Nicol, Matthew Hill, James
Maclean, Donald MacDonald, J. Campbell Hart, J. W. Walker,
Andrew Carmichael, James Reid, and William Ross ; Secretary and
Treasurer—W. Hardie, C.A., 2 Watt Place.
CUSTOM OF THE PORT.
The Chamber of Commerce and Manufactures of Greenock, at a
General Meeting held this day, declare that the following is the Custom
of the Port of Greenock, with reference to the matters herein referred
to, applicable when no special stipulations are made in Charter Parties
•or other binding documents :
I.
Entering Cargo.
1. When a vessel has been reported at the Customs, the Master gives
notice to the Consignee, and the latter is bound, within forty-eight
hours after such notice, to enter the cargo at the Customs.
II.
—
Berthing Vessel and Delivering Cargo.
1. Vessels are bound to discharge at the berths assigned by the
Harbour Master, and Consignees are bound to take delivery of cargo
from alongside when landed at the quay at said berths.
2. In the case of Timber discharged into the water, the Consignee
is not bound to take delivery unless the timber is inside a Harbour
Basin, so that when the assigned berth is not inside a Harbour Basin,
the ship is bound to float the timber into a Harbour Basin, and deliver
it there.
3. All deals, staves, or broken stowage must be landed on the Quay
by the ship.
III.
—
Time for Discharging when no Number of Lay Days is
Specified in the Charter Party.
1. When the vessel is in the berth assigned by the Harbour Master,
the Master gives notice thereof to the Consignee, and the Master is
bound to begin delivering, and the Consignee to begin taking delivery
of the cargo within twenty-four hours thereafter, provided the time
allowed for entering the cargo shall then have elapsed.
2. The Master is bound to tender, and the Consignee to receive,
cargo each working day, weather permitting, at the following rates,
unless a larger quantity is mutually agreed on, or unless modified by

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42 APPENDIX.
the Harbour Master, in virtue of the powers possessed by him under the
Harbour Bye-Laws :
* (a) Sailing Vessels Laden with Sugar.
Shall have a minimum daily Discharge of
With Cargo as per Bill of Lading From Feb. 1 to Nov- 30 From Dec. to Jan.
of
(Inclusive) (Inclusive)
From
Tons.
300 to
Tons.
500
Tons.
70
Ions.
70
,, 500 ,, 800
80 80
,, 800 ,, IOOO
IOO IOO
,, 1000
,, 1400
,, 1800
Over 2200
,, 1400
,, 1800
,, 2200 ....
125
150
175
200
125
I50
I50
ISO
b. (Deleted 20th November, 1888.
c. The discharge of vessels laden with other non-dutiable goods to>
be carried on during the ordinary working hours according to
the season of the year—unless when overtime is worked by
mutual agreement, and Consignees are bound, weather permitting,
to keep the discharge going continuously during said hours,
and to receive and to remove the cargo from the ship's gangway
in such a way as to enable the work to be carried on without
interruption throughout the entire discharge to the full extent
of the ordinary hours allowed for carrying on the Work.
IV.—Lay Days when the Number is Specified.
1. The Master gives written notice to the Consignee when the vessel
is in the Discharging Berth assigned by the Harbour Master and ready
to discharge, and the lay days begin to count from the date on which
the said notice is given ; but the day of giving notice does not count as
a lay day unless the said notice is received by the Consignee before
Twelve o'clock noon.
2. In case the harbours are so crowded that the vessel cannot be
berthed, the Master gives written notice to the Consignee when the
vessel is in the Harbour Basin or moored at the Quays, and, provided
she would have been ready to begin discharging if the berth had been
available, such notice takes the place of that provided in the previous
clause.
3. Days (not described as " running days ") meaning working days
— i.e., Sundays and Customs and local holidays, do not count.
4. When the number of lay days is specially mentioned for discharging,
the Master is bound to tender, and the Consignee to take delivery,
of a proportionate quantity of the cargo each working day, unless some
other quantity is mutually agreed on.
Note. —Should the said proportionate quantity be less than the
quantity specified above (Section III., Clause 2), the Master is
bound to tender, and the Consignee to take delivery, of the
5.
latter quantity each working day.
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
* Amended 20th November, 18S8.

APPENDIX. 43
quantity specified above (Section III., Clause. 2), unless a larger quantity
is mutually agreed on.
6. A day does not count against the Consignee if the discharge is
interrupted through failure of the Master to tender cargo as above
stated.
V.
—
Settlement of Freight.
1. Freights on wood and timber from ports in Canada and United
States are payable, one-third in cash on arrival, and the remaining twothirds
on right and true delivery of the cargo, in good and approved Bills
at four months, or in cash less four months' discount at the rate of five
per cent, per annum, from the date of completion of discharge.
2. All other Freights, except Coasting and Continental Freights are
payable on right and true delivery of the cargo in cash, less one month's
discount at the rate of five per cent, per annum, from date of vessel's
report at Customs, in cases of cargoes from ports on this side of Cape
Horn and the Cape of 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 net
weight delivered, unless otherwise specially stipulated, except Coasting
and Continental Freights, which are payable on the gross weight, unless
otherwise specially stipulated. Freights payable by measurement are
payable by calliper measure, unless otherwise specially stipulated.
4. When Freight is payable by a Bill on Usance on London or in
cash equal thereto, cash without discount is meant, or a Bill for the
same amount on London at such a date as the Banks here will grant
without charge.
5. Approved Bills means Bankers' Drafts or Acceptances guaranteed
by a Banker.
6. When the ship is consigned to charterers or their agents paying
usual or customary commission, the consignee of the cargo is entitled
to deduct two-and-a-half per cent, from the amount of Freight payable
by him.
Note.—When Freight is to be paid in cash on right and true
delivery of the cargo, without reference to the custom of the port, net
cash free from discount is meant.
James Morton, President.
Thos. King, Secretary.
Greenock, 25th February, 1876.
COURTS.
BURGH AND POLICE COURT.
Held in the Police Court Hall, every lawful day at 10 o'clock.
Judges— -The Provost and Bailies.
Assessor—Colin MacCulloch, Town Clerk. Assessors in absence,
Andrew Nimmo, Thomas Wilson, and Thomas D. M'Murrich.
Prosecutor— Procurator-Fiscal, James Auld, and in absence Captain
John W. Angus, Police Superintendent.
Licensing Courts for the Burgh are held on the second Tuesday in April
and the third Tuesday in October.

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APPENDIX.
ORDINARY AND DEBTS RECOVERY SHERIFF COURT
AND COMMISSARY COURT.
Held in the County Buildings, Nelson Street, every Friday at 1 1 o'clock
forenoon during the Session.
Sheriff— Sir Charles J. Pearson. Sheriff-Substitute—Alexander Nicolson,
LL.D.
Honorary Sheriff-Substitutes— John C. Hunter, Abram Lyle, James
Morton, Colin S. Caird, W. Cunningham Steele, F. G. Bruce,
and Duncan M'Callum.
Clerk— Joseph M'Leod Lochhead.
Depute-Clerk— John Brough ; in absence of John Brough, John Paton
Fyfe.
Procurator-Fiscal—Robert Blair ; in absence of Robert Blair, Colin
MacCulloch, and John Cameron.
Auditor— John Brough.
SHERIFF SMALL DEBT COURT.
Held in County Buildings, Nelson Street, every Wednesday at 1 1 o'clock.
Continued cases are disposed of after new ones.
Sheriff—Sir Charles J. Pearson.
Sheriff-Substitute—Alexander Nicolson, LL.D.
Clerk— -Joseph M'Leod Lochhead.
Depute-Clerk— John Brough.
JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT.
Held in the Justices' Court-House, Bank Street.
Justices of the Peace—Greenock and Vicinity.
Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., M. Hugh Shaw Stewart of Carnock,
R. Binnie, Robert William Robertson, J. Morton, John C. Hunter,
John Erskine, John R. Craig, R. Grieve, D. M. Latham, James
Stewart, Robert Steele, H. R. B. Peile, Thos. Stark, Wm. Ross, D.
Campbell, W. O. Leitch, A. Lyle, C. S. Caird, J. Reid, John Scott,
Edward Wilson, W. W. B. Rodger, Robert Shankland, Robert Kerr,
and John Neill.
The Sheriff Substitute of Greenock, the Provost and Bailies of Greenock,
the Chief Magistrate of Gourock, all ex officiis.
Procurator-Fiscal—William Auld.
Clerk of Peace— John P. Fyfe.
Depute-Clerk— John Innes Macdougall.
Small Debt Courts held every Thursday at 1 1 forenoon.
Licensing Courts—Meetings for granting and renewing Publicans'
Certificates for the Lower Ward of the County are held on the third
Tuesday in April and last Tuesday in October at 12 noon. Applications
for Licenses must be lodged at least fourteen days previous to the day
of meeting. Appeal Courts held in May and November.
Game Licensing Court, last Thursday of July, at 1 1 forenoon.

APPENDIX. 45
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Held in Renfrew on the first Tuesday of March, May, and August,
and last Tuesday in October.
LIEUTENANCY OF RENFREWSHIRE.
Lord-Lieutenant— Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., of Ardgowan.
Vice-Lieutenant— -Sir Archibald C. Campbell, Bart., of
Blythswood, M.R
Alexander, Major-CeneralSir Claud
of Ballochmyle
Blantyre, Lord, the Right Hon.
Buchanan, Colonel, C. D. R. C, of
Drumpellier and Finlaystone
Cochrane, the Hon. T. H. A. E.,
Hawkhead
Crum, Alexander, Thornliebank
Cuninghame, John Charles, of
Craigends
Darroch, Duncan, of Gourock
Glasgow, Earl of
Gordon, John, of Aikenhead
Gilmour, Allan, of Eaglesham
Graham, Allan Graham Barns, of
Fereneze
Clerk of Lieutenancy—
Harvey, James Widdrington Shand
Houston, G. Ludovic, Johnstone
Latham, David Macduff, Gourock
House
Macdowall, Henry, of Garthland
Maxwell, Sir John Stirling, of
Pollok, Baronet
Maxwell, Wm. Hall, of Dargavel
Napier, John Stirling, of Merchiston
House
Richardson, David, of Hartfield
Spier, Robert Thomas Napier
Stewart, James
Stewart, John A. Shaw, London
John Macdougall, Mansionhouse, Greenock.
COMMISSIONERS OF SUPPLY IN THE LOWER WARD OF
RENFREWSHIRE.
The Right Hon. Lord Blantyre
The Master of Blantyre
Sir Arch. C. Campbell, Bart., of
Blythswood, M.P., Convener
Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., of
Ardgowan and Blackhall
The Sheriff of the County
Sheriff-Substitute at Greenock
D. C. R. Buchanan of Drumpellier
D. Darroch of Gourock, B.A.
James Arbuckle, Grey Place,
Greenock.
David Cross, of Ingleston
James Anderson of Highholm
Robert Macfie of Langhouse
George Burns, Wemyss House,
Wemyss Bay
John Burns of Castle Wemyss
Jas. Stewart of Garvocks
H. R. B. Peile, Inverkip, Factor
for Sir M. R. S. Stewart, Bart.
John Birkmyre, Manufacturer,
Port-Glasgow
Thomas Blackwood, Shipbuilder,
Port-Glasgow
Michael Hugh Shaw Stewart, of
Carnock, M.P.
Thomas Bollen Seath, Sunnyoaks,
Langbank.
George Haldane, Kempock, Gourock
Robt. Lindsay, East Park House,
Upper Kilmalcolm
John Wallace, Feuar, Ashton Road,
Gourock
The Provost of Greenock
The Provost of Port-Glasgow
The Senior Police Magistrate of
Gourock
James Caldwell, Clerk of Supply, Paisley.

46 APPENDIX.
INCOME TAX COMMISSIONERS FOR LOWER WARD OF
RENFREWSHIRE.
The Sheriff of the County
Sheriff-Substitute at Greenock
Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.
James Stewart of Blackhouse, &c.
James Morton, Merchant
M. F. Dunlop, Clerk.
R. G. Sommerville, Merchant
Robert Binnie, Merchant
Abram Lyle, Sugar Refiner
Colin S. Caird, Shipowner
lohn Alexander, Assessor.
John Muat, Surveyor, Customhouse Buildings.
COUNTY CONSTABULARY.
Chief Constable of Renfrewshire—Charles Harding, Paisley.
Lower Ward Inspector—C. Bremner, County Buildings. House, 6
Nelson Street (West), Greenock.
Sergt. Robt. Scott, County Buildings. House, 9 Watt Street, Greenock.
THE FACULTY OF PROCURATORS OF GREENOCK.
Office-Bearers— 1889.
Dean of Faculty—John Black, Esq., 5 West Blackhall Street;
Vice-Dean, George Macdonald ; Treasurer and Fiscal—Robert Blair,
Sheriff Court Buildings, Nelson Street, West ; Secretary—William
Stronach, 25 West Burn Street ; Auditor— John Paton Fyfe, 4 Argyle
Street.
Council to act along with Office-Bearers—F. D. Morrison, James
Glen, R. B. Shearer, Alex. Cameron, Duncan Clerk, and James Auld.
RESIDENT MEMBERS OF FACULTY.
Allan, John Craig, 2 Hamilton Street ..... 1878
^Anderson, John, Port-Glasgow ...... 1863
*Auld, James, Post Office Buildings, Vennel .... 1867
*Auld, William, 27 West Burn Street 1870
* Black, John, 5 West Blackhall Street 1849
"Black, George H., B.L., 5 West Blackhall Street . . 1875
Blair, Robert, Sheriff Court Buildings, Nelson Street, West . 1858
Boag, Andrew, 37 Hamilton Street ..... 1857
"*Cameron, Alexander, 4 Argyle Street ..... 1876
*Cameron, John, 17 West Blackhall Street .... 1884
*Clerk, Duncan, Clyde Buildings, 2 Argyle Street . . 1876
*Crawford, J. W., 26 Hamilton Street 1881
Dunlop, Malcom Fraser, 2 Church Place .... 1865
Frame, James, Post Office Buildings ..... 1884
"*Fyfe, John Paton, 4 Argyle Street 1865
*Glen, James, Bank Buildings, 13 William Street . . . 1868
*Hood-Glen, William T., Bank Buildings, 13 William Street 1882
*Hood, John, Port-Glasgow 1885
Jacobs, Thomas R., 17 West Blackhall Street . . . 1888
*Love, James A., 2 Hamilton Street 1888
*Maclelland, Daniel Ritchie, Port-Glasgow .... 1859
M'Clure, John, 11 William Street 1884
*M'Clure, William, 11 William Street . . . . 1837

APPENDIX. 47
*M'Clure, William, jun., M.A., II William Street
"MacCulloch, Colin, Town Clerk, Municipal Buildings
*Macdonald, George, 26 Hamilton Street
"Macdonald, James, 33 Cathcart Street
"Macdougall, Alexander James, 13 Hamilton Street
"Macdougall, John, Mansionhouse
"Macdougall, John Innes, Mansionhouse and Arcade, 28
Cathcart Street, ......
"Macgregor, John, B.L., 28 Hamilton Street,
"MTlwraith, Hew, Park Buildings, 28 Nicolson Street
"M'Haughton, Alfred, 2 Watt Place
"Morrison, Finlay Daniel, 32 Cathcart Street
"Murray, George, 2 Church Place
"Murray, Robert S., 4 Argyle Street
"Orkney, Robert, 2 Argyle Street
"Patten, John, W.S., 18 Kilblain Street
* Prentice, A. R., 18 Kilblain Street
Scobie, David, Port-Glasgow ....
"Shearer, Alexander, jun., 18 Hamilton Street
"Shearer, Robert B., M.A., LL.B., 1 Bank Street
Stronach, William, 25 West Burn Street
"Swan, Alexander B., 14 Hamilton Street
Thorn, W. A., 13 Hamilton Street
"Turner, James W., 17 West Blackhall Street ,
Walker, jun., R. Steuart, Park Buildings, 28 Nicolson Street,
Weir, Allan, 32 Nicolson Street ....
"Williamson, George, Municipal Buildings, Wallace Square
Those marked (*) are Notaries Public. The years are those in which they
were admitted Procurators.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
(For Addresses see General Directory.
)
:878
1873
1880
1848
1873
1880
1835
1887
1864
1888
1883
1885
1873
1885
1865
1884
1873
1870
1881
1883
1871
1881
1854
1844
The figures opposite the name denote the year in which they were
licensed.
1872 Black, John R., M.D.,
CM.
1878 Broadfoot, W., M.D., CM.
1879 Cairns, David, M.D., CM.
1879 Calder, Marcus, L.R.CP. &
S., L.M.
1878 Carlyle, John, M.D., CM.
1880 Cluckie, N. Gordon, M.B.,
L.F.P.S.G., Surgeon
Oculist
1 87 1 Douglas, John C, M.B.,
L.R.C.S.
1836 Fox, John, M.D., M.R.C.S.
1868 Galloway, Allan, M.D., CM.
1886 Lawrie, James, M.B., CM.
1855 Marshall, Wm. J., M.D.,
L.R.C.S.
1863 M'Dougall, J., M.D., CM.
1864 M'Raild, Donald, L.F.P.S.,
F.R.CS.
1870 Paton, James, M.D., CM.
1882 Philip, T., M.B., M.C
1863 Robertson, J. K.,M.D.,CM.
1842 Richmond, A. F., M.D.
L.F.P.S.
1834 Stewart, A. D., M.C.
1850 Wallace, J., M.D., L.R.C.S.
1858 Whiteford, James, M.D.,
L.R.C.S.
1863 Wilson, W. A., M.D., CM.

48 APPENDIX.
CONSULS IN GREENOCK.
Belgian Vice-Consul—
Danish Vice-Consul—M. M'C. Brown, 13 Hamilton Street.
Dutch Consular Agents—Lietke & Co., Palmerston Buildings.
French Consular Agent— John Davie, 63 Rue-end Street.
German Consular Agents— Lietke & Co., Palmerston Buildings.
Italian Vice-Consul—Alexander Buchanan, 46 Cathcart Street.
Paraguayan Vice-Consul— James Auld, Post Office Buildings, Vennel.
Portuguese Vice-Consulate— Office, 43 Renfield Street, Glasgow.
Russian Consular Agents—Lietke & Co., Palmerston Buildings.
Swedish and Norwegian Vice-Consul—-Malcolm M'C. Brown, 13
Hamilton Street.
United States Consular Agent— John Craig, 4 Brymner Street.
Lloyds' Agents for Greenock and Port-Glasgow —T. O. Hunter & Co.,
13 Hamilton Street.
Agents for London and Liverpool Underwriters—T. O. Hunter & Co.,
13 Hamilton Street.
ist RENFREW AND DUMBARTON ARTILLERY
VOLUNTEER CORPS.
Headquarters, Greenock.
Consisting of One 40-Pounder Battery of Position and Seven
Batteries of Garrison Artillery. Stations :—Greenock, Port-Glasgow,
Helensburgh, and Dumbarton.
Lieutenant-Colonel— John Scott, C.B. (Hon. Colonel), 22nd August,
1863, Greenock.
Major—John Fullarton (Hon. Lieut. -Col), 19th July, 1876, Port-
Glasgow.
Captains—R. Duncan, 15th October, 1 881, Port-Glasgow; W.
Anderson (Hon. Major), 6th June, 1883, Dumbarton ; W. B. Laird,
13th February, 18S6, Port-Glasgow; Herbert J. Thome, 5th May,
1888, Greenock; F. G. Gemmill, 5th May, 1888, Helensburgh; Alex.
R. Prentice, 5th May, 1888, Greenock.
Lieutenants— Charles C. Scott, 20th June, 1885, Greenock ; Andrew
R. Grieve, 25th April, 1888, Greenock; A. F. Garvie, 9th June, 1888,
Dumbarton; A. Roberts, 17th November, 1888, Dumbarton.
Adjutant—R. Price, Captain R.A., 20th September, 1887.
Surgeons—W. A. Wilson, M.D., Hon. Surgeon Major, 28th May,
1868, Greenock; John W. Taylor, M.D., Hon. Surgeon Major, 9th
February, 1 871, and 1st October, 1877, Port-Glasgow.
Acting Surgeon—W. R. Sewell, M.D., 9th May, 1885, Helensburgh;
W. A. M'Lachlan, M.D., 17th November, 1888, Dumbarton.
Veterinary Surgeon
—
Honorary Chaplains—Rev. F. L. Robertson, D.D., 4th February,
1868, Greenock ; Rev. William Bell, 28th May, 1868, Port-Glasgow ;
Rev. J. Baird, B.D., 5th March, 1869, Helensburgh. Acting
Chaplain—Rev. J. Smith, 8th December, 1888, Dumbarton.
Honorary Majors (retired)—R. S. Scott, T. J. F. Messer, R.
Thome, H. R. Walker.

APPENDIX. 49
ROYAL NAVAL ARTILLERY VOLUNTEERS.
Clyde Brigade—Greenock Battery.
Lieutenant-Commander—The Most Honourable the Marquis of
Ailsa.
Hon. Lieutenant— Francis C. Buchanan, Clarinish, Row.
Officer-Instructor—Commander C. B. Boyle, R.N.
Surgeon—David Cairns, M.D., CM., 4 Ardgowan Square.
Chief Petty Officer— Donald Munro, 2 Hunter Place, Greenock.
Instructor—Chief Petty Officer, James Cove, 19 Antigua Street.
Drill Hall-—Palmerston Buildings.
ROYAL ENGINEERS' SUBMARINE MINERS.
Clyde Volunteer Division.
Headquarters— Fort-Matilda, Greenock, and 21 1 West Campbell Street,
Glasgow.
Honorary Commandant—Colonel Sir Donald Matheson, K.C.B.,
6 Park Terrace, Glasgow.
Officer Commanding—Major Adam Elliot Black, 5 Bruce Street,
Hillhead, Glasgow.
Captains—W. W. B. Rodger, Bagatelle, Greenock; A. R. Miller,
The Cairns, Cambuslang.
Lieutentant—D. F. D. Neill, Glenfield, Greenock.
Second Lieutenants— Herbert Ogilvie, I Doune Terrace, Glasgow;
H. B. Collins, West Balgray, Glasgow.
Surgeons— Dr. Whiteford, Forsyth Street, Greenock; Dr. Dalziel,
Regent Terrace, Stirling Road, Glasgow.
Chaplain—Rev. T. F. Johnstone, M.A., 34 Eldon Street, Greenock.
Adjutant— Lieut. T. Davies, R.E., Fort-Matilda, Greenock.
ist (RENFREWSHIRE) VOLUNTEER BATTALION
PRINCESS LOUISE'S ARGYLL & SUTHERLAND
HIGHLANDERS.
Headquarters, Greenock.
Administrative Staff.
Honorary Colonel—Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.
Lieutenant-Colonel—William Ross (Hon. Colonel).
Majors—William O. Leitchand William Lamont (Hon. Lieut. -Cols).
Captains and Hon. Majors— John Stewart, James Tannahill, Hugh
Wm. Walker, D. Scobie, J. K. Stewart, J. T. Wilson, and G.
Williamson, jun.
Captains—W. U. Park, T. D. M 'Munich.
Lieutenants—R. W. Livingston, Abram Lyle, jun., J. M 'Isaac,
Robert P. Lyle, A. J. Paton, James H. Hill, J. M'Lean, Edward
Wilson, jun., W. T. Goldie, Hugh Main Ross, J. L. Adams,
R. F. Blair, J. H. Shankland, J. Crighton, J. Buchanan, A. Morrison.
Adjutant—Henry Crosbie, Captain, 81st Regiment.
Hon. Quarter-master—Capt. M'Murrich.
Surgeon—T. Philip, M.B., CM. Honorary Assistant Surgeons
G. Wyllie, M.D., and G. Crawford, M.D.
Acting Chaplain—H. Macmillan, D.D., L.L.D.
Staff (Headquarters)—Colonel Ross, Lieutenant Colonel Leitch,
3a
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Major Lamont, Captain and Adjutant Crosbie, Sergeant-Major Woods,
Sergeant- Instructor Macdonald, Sergeant-Instructor M'Donough.
The Corps comprises 6 Companies at Greenock, I Company at Port-
Glasgow, I Company at Gourock, and I Company at Rothesay.
CALEDONIAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Directors.
James C. Bolton, Esq., M.P., Carbrook, Stirlingshire, Chairman.
Sir James King, Bart., Lord Provost of Glasgow, Deputy-Chairman.
J. C. Bunten, Esq., Glasgow.
John Sharp, Esq., Dundee.
Hon. G. R. Vernon, M.P., Auchans, Kilmarnock.
Alexander Crum, Esq., Thornliebank, Glasgow.
John Cowan, Esq., Stoneleigh, Greenock.
Major Green Thompson, Bridekirk, Cumberland.
The Marquis of Breadalbane, Taymouth Castle, Aberfeldy.
Daniel Ainslie, Esq., The Cart, Callander, and 48 Moray PI., Edinburgh.
Hugh Brown, Esq., Glasgow.
Lieut. -Col. Hozier, Mauldslie Castle, Lanarkshire.
James Taylor, Esq., Starley Hall, Burntisland.
Jas. Badenach Nicolson, Esq., Glenbervie House, Kincardineshire.
Secretary—Archibald Gibson, 302 Buchanan Street, Glasgow.
General Manager— James Thompson, 302 Buchanan Street, Glasgow.
Superintendent (Passenger) Greenock—Thomas Ritson, 25 Cathcart
Street.
Superintendent (Goods) Greenock — John Montgomerie, Railway
Cottage, Bogle Street.
Stations in Greenock (Passenger) 25 Cathcart Street, and Cartsdyke.
Goods—4 Regent Street.
GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY
Directors—
Matthew Wm. Thomson, Esq., Park Gate, near Leeds, Chairman.
Robert Barclay, Esq., Park Terrace, Glasgow, Deputy-Chairman.
David Guthrie, Esq., Kirkbride, Maybole.
Benjamin Nicholson, Esq., Merchant, Annan.
Captain David Boyle, R.N., of Shewalton, Ayrshire.
W. Renny Watson, Esq., Woodland Terrace, Glasgow.
R. W. Cochran-Patrick, Esq., Woodside, Beith.
Abram Lyle, Esq., Oakley, Greenock.
James Finlayson, Esq., Merchiston, Johnstone.
The Right Honourable the Earl of Galloway.
General Manager and Secretary— John Morton.
Head Office—St. Enoch Station, Glasgow.
Stations in Greenock.
Princes Pier (Passenger)—Agent, P. Kerr.
Albert Harbour (Goods) ) . , T c ,
A
Inchgreen (Goods) Sent ' James Shearer '
\
Lynedoch Street (Passenger)— Agent, Joseph Dickson.
Lynedoch Street (Goods)—Agent, J. C. Walker.

APPENDIX. 5i
VALE OF CLYDE TRAMWAYS COMPANY.
Directors—
Bailie Dickson, Clasgow, Chairman.
— Stirrat.
John Poison, Esq. |
Dr Barras. i
Secretary—Robert A. Mair, Esq.
Head Office—40 St. Vincent Street, Clasgow.
Greenock Office— 29 Brougham Street.
Cars run every 20 minutes to and from Ashton.
CARRIERS.
Glasgow and Greenock—Archibald Sinclair. House, 23 West
Blackhall Street, Greenock. Parcels and orders received for him by
Mrs Foulds, news agent, 30 Cathcart Street (opposite the Caledonian
Railway Station), Greenock ; 90 Argyle Street and 22 Jackson Street,
Clasgow. Leaves Greenock daily, per Caledonian Railway, at 9 and
10.30 a.m., 12.30 and 1.10 p.m. trains, and returns by 10.30 a.m.,
12.30, 1.30, 3.30, and 6 p.m. trains. Goods and parcels forwarded
from Glasgow and Greenock to all parts of the world by any conveyance
desired.
Glasgow and Greenock—Mrs Stewart, 41 Cathcart Street and at
Mrs Morton's, 36 Hamilton Street, Greenock, and 53 Dunlop
Street, Glasgow. Leaves Greenock daily at 9 a.m., 10.30 a.m., and
12.30 p.m., and returns at 10.30 a.m., 12.30 p.m., 3.30 p.m., and 6
p.m. per Caledonian Railway. Parcels forwarded to all parts of the
world by any conveyance desired.
Glasgow and Greenock—Mrs Robertson, I Manse Lane, and
Turner's Court, 87 Argyle Street ; also at 43 Virginia Street, Glasgow.
Leaves Greenock daily, per Caledonian Railway, at 9 and 10.30 a.m.,
and 12.30 p.m., and returns leaving Glasgow at 10.30 a.m., 12.30,
3.30, and 6 p.m. Parcels forwarded to all parts, and by any route
desired.
Gourock and Cloch— James Mains, John Taylor, arrive and depart
daily.
Inverkip, by Road— Robert M'Farlane arrives and departs on
Tuesdays and Fridays, and oftener during the summer.
Port-Glasgow, by Road—William Macrae and N. M. Campbell
arrive and depart daily.
North British Railway Company— In connection with the Glasgow
& South-Western Railway—all places in the North, East, and South of
Scotland ; and to all places in England and Wales. Offices, Albert
Harbour Station and Lynedoch Street Station. Agent, Wm. Selby.
Carting Agents, Cowan & Co.
STEAM VESSELS SAILING REGULARLY FROM GREENOCK.
Antwerp Steamers—Avocet, Shieldrake, Ibis, Whimbrel, or Bittern,
sails every Monday— Allan Swan, Customhouse Buildings, agent.
Ardrishaig and Lochfyne—Royal Mail Steamer Columba, Iona,
Grenadier, or other steamer, with passengers only, daily about 9 a.m.,
from Customhouse Quay and Princes Pier, calling at Kirn, Dunoon,
Innellan, Rothesay, Kyles of Bute, Tarbert (for Islay passengers), and
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and Inveraray Castle or other steamer, with goods and passengers, every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, from Customhouse Quay, touching
at same piers and others, and returning from Ardrishaig every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday—John Dawson, agent.
Arran (Brodick and Lamlash) via Kyles of Bute—Daily during
summer season from Customhouse Quay and Princes Pier about 9.45
a.m., saloon steamers Ivanhoe and Eagle. Goods only s.s. Bute every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Arran, North End (see Campbeltown).
Arrochar (see Lochlong).
Ayr and Girvan—Goods steamer Loch Etive every Monday and'
Thursday at 6 p.m. from West Quay—Hugh Lamont, agent, West Quay.
Ballina (with liberty to call at Sligo)—Elm, Fern, or other steamer
of Laird's Line, every alternate Friday, from Customhouse Quay, at
5 p.m.—-Robert Allan & Co., agents.
Belfast—Royal Mail Line—Every day (Sunday excepted) from
Princes Pier at 9.45 p.m. Royal Mail Steam Packets Alligator,.
Dromedary, Gorilla, or other steamer—Wm. Sinclair, Excise Buildings,
agent.
Belfast— See also Bristol and Plymouth.
—
Boston—Allan Line Steamers from Tail of the Bank regularly
Andrew Picken & Co., agents.
Bristol— Swansea, Cardiff and Newport (via Belfast) with goods and'
passengers from Princes Pier not before 6 p.m. The s.s. Humber,
Medway, Severn, Avon, or Solway, sails for Bristol every Monday
and Thursday— Cardiff and Swansea every Friday—Newport every
alternate Friday, all via Belfast—D. Macdougall, I Cross-shore Street,
agent.
Campbeltown— Calling at Lochranza and Pirn Mill (Arran), and
Carradale—daily (Sunday excepted) from Customhouse Quay and Princes
Pier about 9 a.m., during summer months, and 10 a.m. in winter.
Royal Mail steamer Davaar, Kinloch, or Kintyre— John Macmillan,
Customhouse Buildings, agent; and Argyll Steamship Co.'s steamer
Argyll, thrice weekly each way— James Little & Co., agents.
Cardiff—See Bristol.
Coleraine (with liberty to call at Portrush)—s.s. Gardenia, or other
steamer of Laird's Line, with goods and passengers from Customhouse
Quay every Monday and Thursday at 7.20 p.m.—Robert Allan & Co.,
agents.
Cork—From West Quay every Tuesday and Friday direct, about.
7.30 p.m.—s.s. Ballycotton, Cumbrae, Rathlin, Skerryvore, Toward,
&c.—Clyde Shipping Company, Customhouse Buildings, Greenock
Allan Swan, agent.
Dublin—From Customhouse Quay about 7.30 p.m., daily (Sundays
excepted)— s.s. General Gordon, Lord Gough, Duke of Leinster, Lord
Clyde, Duke of Argyll, or other steamer—James Little & Co., Excise
Buildings, agents.
Dublin—Shamrock, Thistle, Cedar, or other steamer of Laird's
Line, sails every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, from Customhouse
Quay at 7.20 p.m.—Robert Allan & Co., agents.
Dumbarton Steamers— s.s. Lochfyne sails with goods from West.
Quay every Tuesday at 10 a.m.—Hugh Lamont, agejit.

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Dunoon, Kirn— Every hour during summer season, from 9 a.m. to 6
p.m. and 9 p.m. on Saturdays, from Customhouse Quay and Princes Pier.
Goods only s.s. Bute every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Drummore and Port William— s.s. Rona or Pelican—Glasgow and
'Greenock Shipping Co., agents.
Eigg and Isle Ornsay (weather permitting)—Every Thursday from
Customhouse Quay about 5 pm. Royal Mail s.s. Claymore—Wm.
Lindsay & Co., agents.
Fort-William, Oban, Bonaw, Ballachulish, and other West Highland
Ports— s.s. Lochnell, or Loch Etive, sails at 7 p.m. every Tuesday
Hugh Lamont, West Quay, agent.
Ghent— s.s. Whimbrel and Bittern sail as trade requires from
Greenock—Allan Swan, Customhouse, agent.
Glasgow— Passenger steamers about every hour during summer.
Luggage steamers and lighters of Glasgow and Greenock Shipping Co.
•daily from east end of Customhouse Quay.
Gothenburg and Christiana—-"Napier Line of Steamers," from
Glasgow, calling at Greenock —T. O. Hunter & Co., agents.
Plamburg, via Glasgow—Weekly with goods only. The Leith, Hull,
and Hamburg Steam Packet Co.— James Currie & Co., Wallace
Buildings, agents.
Helensburgh and Garelochhead— Daily (Sunday excepted) from
•Customhouse Quay and Princes Pier about 9 and n a.m., 1, 2, 4.15,
6 (Helensburgh only), and 7 p.m., during summer months, and about
9 a.m., 1, and 4.45 p.m. during winter—s.s. Shandon, Balmoral,
Ivanhoe, &c.
Highlands and Western Islands, namely— Colonsay, Iona, Bunessas,
Tiree, Carbost, Struan, Glendale, Colbost, Dunvegan, Stein, Uig,
Tarbert, Obbe, Lochmaddy, Kallin, Carnan, Skipport, Lochboisdale,
Barra— Steamer, Dunara Castle, every Thursday, from West Quay at
7 p.m.—D. M'Cormick, agent, Customhouse Quay.
Highlands and Western Islands—Steamer Hebridean, for Oban,
Tobermory, Croaig, Coll, Iona, Bunnessan, Tiree, Carbost, Colbost,
Dunvegan, Loch Eport, Scotvin, Carnan, Skipport, Lochboisdale,
Barra, and any other ports that may be agreed upon, every Monday at
7 p.m.—Wm. Miller, Steamboat Quay, agent.
Highlands and Western Isles— See also Ardrishaig, Eigg, Fort-
William, Inveraray, Inverness, Islay, Lochgoilhead, Lochfyne, Oban,
Salen, Stornoway, and Ullapool.
Inveraray— Steamer Lord of the Isles, sails
summer months— D. M'Cormick, agent.
every morning during
Inverness and Fort-William, calling at Crinan, Craignish, Luing,
Easdale, Oban, Aird's Pier (Appin), Ballachulish Pier, Ardgour Pier
•(Corran), Corpach, Banavie, Gairlochy, Laggan, Cullochy, Fort
Augustus, Invermorriston, Inverfarigaig, and Temple Pier—Every
Monday and Thursday from Customhouse Quay about 4 p.m. —s.s.
Ethel or Cavalier—Wm. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Islay —Daily (via Tarbert), passengers only. R.M.S. Columba or
'Grenadier from Customhouse Quay about 9 a.m., Princes Pier at 9.
a.m., to East Tarbert, and swift steamer from West Tarbert to
Ellen—Wm. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Islay and Jura—Every Monday and Thursday at 5 p.m.
Port
from
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Customhouse Quay with goods and passengers— s.s. Islay or othersteamer—
John Dawson, Steamboat Quay, agent.
Isle of Man— Fenella or other steamer, sails every Thursday
(and oftener during summer) from Customhouse Quay and Princes Pier
about noon—W. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Kilmun, Strone, Blairmore, Cove, and Kilcreggan, about 9 and
11 a.m., 2, 4.45, and 7 p.m. daily during summer season, and about
9 a.m., 2, and 4.45 p.m. during winter—s.s. Meg Merrilees and
Madge Wildfire.
Larne—Lamprey, every Monday and Thursday at 8 p.m. from
East India Wharf—William Sinclair, agent, Excise Buildings.
Larne— See also Westport.
Limerick direct— Every Monday evening from West Quay at 9
p.m. per steamer of Clyde .Shipping Company.
Liverpool— Bear, Owl, and Mastiff, from Customhouse Quay
William Sinclair, Excise Buildings, agent.
Liverpool— Princess Royal, Princess Maude, Princess Louise, and
other steamers— J. Macmillan, agent.
Liverpool— Fire Queen every Wednesday from Princes Pier,.
and Fire King every Saturday from West Quay—D. Macdougall, agent.
Lochgoilhead, calling at Kilcreggan, Cove, Blairmore, &c. — Daily
about 10.45 a - rn - from Customhouse Quay and Princes Pier— Royal
Mail s.s. Edinburgh Castle and Windsor Castle— J. Dawson, agent.
Lochfyne— See Ardrishaig and Lochfyne.
Lochfyne Steamer—Minard Castle, for Kirn, Dunoon, Kyles of
of Bute, Skipness, Tarbert, Ardrishaig, and Inveraray, every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday from West Quay about 9 a.m.— D.
M'Cormick, Customhouse Quay, agent.
Lochlong and Lochlomond—The saloon steamer Chancellor sails
twice daily (with passengers only) from May till October, for Dunoon,
Kirn, Blairmore, Ardentinny and Arrochar, leaving Princes Pier about
II a.m. and 5 p.m., and returning from Arrochar about 6 a.m. and
2 p.m., in connection with the Lochlomond steamers— John Dawson,
Customhouse Quay, agent.
London—Every Monday via Belfast, Plymouth, and Southampton;
every Thursday, via Waterford, Southampton and Newhaven; and
every Friday, via Belfast, Waterford, and Plymouth, per steamer of
Clyde Shipping Co., from West Quay at 5 p.m. —Allan Swan,.
Customhouse Buildings, agent.
Londonderry—Daily (Sunday excepted) every Monday, Tuesday,.
Thursday, and Friday, at 8.30 p.m. from Customhouse Quay. Royal
Mail s.s. Thistle, Cedar, Azalea, or other steamer of Laird's Line
Robert Allan & Co., Customhouse Quay, agents, and every Wednesday
and Saturday, at 8.30 p.m., from Customhouse Quay. Royal Mail s.s.
Masdff, or other steamer of Burns' Line—William Sinclair, Excise
Buildings, agent.
Londonderry—The Irish National Steamship Coy., Ltd.— s.s.
Thomas Dugdale or other steamer, every Monday and Friday, from
Customhouse Quay, at 8. 30 p.m.—Wm. Ramage, agent, City Buildings.
Milford (county Donegal) via Portrush and Londonderry— s.s.
Rossgull every Thursday from West Quay about 7 p.m. —Hugh Lamont,
West Quay, agent.
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APPENDIX. 55
Newhaven (Sussex)—Every Thursday at 5 p.m. from West Quay,
via Waterford and Southampton, Clyde Shipping Company's steamer
Allan Swan, Customhouse Buildings, agent.
Newport—See Bristol.
New York—Anchor Liners sail fromTail-of-the-Bank every Thursday
about 5 p.m.— James Little & Co., agents, and State Line every Friday
evening—Wm. Lamont, Palmerston Buildings, agent.
Oban, via Mull of Kintyre—Every Monday and Thursday from
Customhouse Quay about 5 p.m. Royal Mail s.s. Clansman, Clydesdale,
and Claymore—Wm. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Oban-—See also Highlands and Western Isles.
Philadelphia—Allan Line steamers from Tail-of-the-Bank regularly
—Andrew Picken & Co., agents.
Plymouth—Monday, via Belfast, and Friday, via Belfast and Waterford,
per steamer of Clyde Shipping Co. from West Quay at 5 p.m.
Allan Swan, Customhouse Buildings, agent.
Port-Glasgow— Daily, luggage steamers and lighters of Glasgow and
Greenock Shipping Co.
Portree— See Stornoway.
Portrush—See Coleraine, also Milford.
Quebec—Allan Liners sail from the Tail-of-the-Bank weekly
Andrew Picken & Co., agents.
Rothesay, calling at Kirn, Dunoon, Innellan, &c. —About every hour
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturdays 9 p.m. during summer season,
from Customhouse Quay and Princes Pier, s.s. Columba, Lord of the
Isles, Ivanhoe, Sultana, Eagle, Marquis of Bute, &c, &c. Passengers
only.
Rothesay, Innellan, Dunoon, and Kirn—Goods only, s.s. Bute,
every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday—Hugh M'Cormick, Customhouse
Quay, agent.
Salen, Loch Sunart and Strontian, every Monday at 5 p.m.,
Clansman or other steamer—William Lindsay & Co., agents.
Sligo—Azalea, or other steamer of Laird's Line, from Customhouse
Quay every Wednesday at 5 p.m.—R. Allan & Co., agents.
Sligo—See also Ballina and Westport.
Southampton—Every Monday, via Belfast and Plymouth, and
Thursday, via Waterford, Clyde Shipping Company's steamer from
West Quay at 5 p.m. —Allan Swan, Customhouse Buildings, agent.
Stornoway, calling at Oban, Tobermory, and Portree, and, weather
permitting, at Craignure, Lochaline, Salen, Armadale, Glenelg, Balmacara,
Kyleakin, Broadford, Raasay, and other ports agreed upon,
every Monday and Thursday at 5 p.m., from Customhouse Quay,
R.M.S. Clansman, Claymore, and Clydesdale—W. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Stranraer, every Wednesday, s.s. Telephone—William Millar,
Customhouse Quay, agent.
Stranraer—Once a week, per s.s. Argyle— Jas. Little & Co., agents.
Swansea— See Bristol.
Tarbert (Lochfyne)—See Ardrishaig and Lochfyne.
Ullapool and Lochinver—every Monday from Customhouse Quay
about 5 p.m., per MacBrayne's Highland Steamers—W. Lindsay & Co.,
agents.
Waterford—Every Monday and Thursday direct, and Friday via
—
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Belfast ; Clyde Shipping Co. 's Steamers from West Quay—Allan
Swan, agent.
West Highlands—See Highlands, &c.
Westport, with liberty to call at Larne and Sligo—Every alternate
Friday, at 5 p.m., from Customhouse Quay—Elm, Gardenia, Fern, or
other steamer of Laird's Line—R. Allan & Co., agents.
STEAM TOWING COMPANIES.
Clyde Shipping Company, 21 Carlton Place, Glasgow—Tug
Steamers—Conqueror, Hercules, Flying Arrow, Flying Bat, Flying
Dart, Flying Dragon, Flying Dutchman, Flying Serpent, Flying
Swallow, Flying Fish, Flying Foam, Flying Fox, Flying Huntress,
Flying Irishman, Flying Owl, Flying Scotsman, Flying Spear, Flying
.Sportsman, Flying Squadron, Flying Squirrel, Flying Cormorant,
Flying Elf, Flying Sprite—Allan Swan, agent, Customhouse Quay,
Greenock. Branch Offices in Dublin, Cardiff, and Queenstown.
Glasgow and Greenock .Shipping Company—Tugs—Samson, Vanguard,
Hotspur, and Lord Derby; and in Londonderry— Admiral,
Albatross, and Osprey (twin-screw).
Greenock Towing Company— Stork, Defiance, Brothers, and
Commodore—Messrs Park & M'Kellar, 2 West Quay.
City of Glasgow Towing Company— Champion, Mariner, and
Chesapeake—A. M'Kinnon, agent, Palmerston Buildings.
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 previous. On local
holidays they are open from -9 to 10.30 a.m. ; Bills due must be paid
on these days.
Bills due on Christmas Day, Good Friday, and any day appointed
by Royal Proclamation as a Public Fast are due the previous day. On
other statutory holidays they are due on the succeeding day.
BANK OF SCOTLAND—47 Cathcart Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shut at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on Bank of Scotland, Lothbury, London ;
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. ; Bradford Old
Halifax Joint Stock Bank, Ltd. ; Provincial Bank of
Bank, Ltd. ;
Ireland, and
Branches of the Commercial Bank and British Linen Co., and Union
Bank of Scotland, Royal Bank, Caledonian Banking Co., Clydesdale
Bank, National Bank Of Scotland, Ltd., North of Scotland Band, Ltd.,
Town and County Bank, Ltd., 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, New-York, and branches
on Canadian Bank of Commerce, Toronto, and Branches ; Standard
;

APPENDIX.
Bank of South Africa (Limited) ; on Bank of Australasia, in Australia
and New Zealand ; on Bank of New Zealand ; and National Bank of New
Zealand, and on the Branches of 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
P. G. Brown; Clerks—Robert Richardson, James Paterson, jun.,
.and Robert M'Nair, jun.
•
—
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. Bank, 41 Lombard Street,
London, E.C., and the following Banks in England, Wales, and Isle of
Man:— Smith, Payne, & Smiths, I Lombard Street, London, E.C. ;
Bank of England, London and Branches; J. Backhouse & Co.,
.Darlington; Birmingham, Dudley, and District Banking Co., Limited;
Bradford Banking Co., Limited; Carlisle and Cumberland Bank,
Limited; Cornish Bank, Limited; Glamorganshire Banking Co.,
Limited; Halifax Joint-Stock Bank, Limited; Huddersfield Banking
•Co., Limited; Lancaster Banking Co., Limited; Leamington, Priors,
.and Warwickshire Banking Co., Limited; Leyland and Bullins,
.Liverpool; London and County Bank, Limited; London and Southwestern
Banking Co.,
Banking Co., Limited;
Limited; Manchester
Manx Bank, Limited;
and Liverpool District
Miles, Cave, Baillie, &
Co., Bristol; National Provincial Bank of England, Limited; North-
.amptonshire Banking Co., Limited; North-Eastern Banking Co.,
Limited; Norfolk and Suffolk Bank, Lacons & Co., Oxford Old Bank
(Messrs Parsons, Thomson, & Co.); Sheffield and Rotherham Banking
Co., Limited ; Samuel Smith & Co., Derby ; Samuel Smith & Co., Nottingham
; Samuel Smith. Brothers, & Co., Hull; Stamford, Spalding, and
Boston Banking Co., Limited ; Stuckey's Banking (Somersetshire Bank);
Bank of Whitehaven, Limited; Yorkshire Banking Co., Limited; and
•on all the principal towns of Britain. Correspondents in Ireland—The
Bank of Ireland and Branches, and the Ulster Bank, Limited, and
Branches. Colonial and Foreign Correspondents—India, China, &c.
•Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China, Chartered
Bank of India, Australia, and China, and National Bank of India,
Limited. Australia— English, Scottish and Australian Chartered
Bank ; Commercial Bank of Australia, Limited ; Bank of Australasia,
.and Queensland National Bank, Limited. New Zealand, &c.
Bank of New Zealand; National Bank of New Zealand, Limited;
and Colonial Bank of New Zealand. Africa— Standard Bank of South
Africa, Limited. North America—Bank of British Columbia; Bank
• of Montreal; and James G. King & Sons, New York; John Paton
& Co., New York, and Correspondents. Columbian Bank, Phila-
delphia. Issues Circular Notes for travelling on the Continent.
Agent—James Glen ; Sub-Agent—William Philp; Teller— J.Neilson,
jun.; Clerks— John Laird, M. M'Cuaig, Alexander Archibald, James
M'Neil, and George Bruce.
57

58
APPENDIX.
CLYDESDALE BANK, LIMITED—7 Hamilton Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on Branch, 30 Lombard Street, London; North of
Scotland Bank and Branches; Caledonian Bank and Branches;
National Provincial Bank of England and Branches; Manchester and
Liverpool District Bank, Limited, and Branches ; Union Bank
of Manchester, Limited, and Branches ; Union Bank of Liverpool;
Hull Banking Co. ; Birmingham and Midland Bank; Huddersfield
Banking Co.; Lambton & Co., Newcastle, and Branches;
Carlisle City and District Bank ; Lancaster Bank
• Yorkshire Bank and Branches ; Gurneys & Co.,
and Branches ;
Norwich, and
Branches ; Coventry Union Bank ; Moore and Robinson, Bankers,
Nottingham ; County of Gloucester Bank, Cheltenham, and Branches ;
Halifax Joint-Stock Bank ; National Bank in Ireland and Branches ;
Belfast Banking Company and Branches ; Ulster Bank and Branches ;
Bank of British North America ; Merchants' Bank of Canada and
Branches, New York, Halifax, St. John's, New Brunswick, and San
Francisco ; Union Bank of Australia and Branches.
Agent— John Rodger ; Accountant—D. Ferguson ; Teller— John
Taylor ; Clerks— Daniel Paterson, John Broadfoot, Peter R. Bruce, and
Algernon Robert Linton.
CLYDESDALE BANK, LIMITED—East Branch,
43 Rue-End Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on Banks, and has correspondents same as West
End Branch.
Agent—W. Bruce ; Accountant—W. T. Goldie ; Clerk—Robert
W. Campbell.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, LIMITED,
36 Cathcart Street.
Head Office, Edinburgh, George Street.
London Office, 123 Bishopsgate Street Within, E.G.
Established in 1810, and incorporated by Royal Charter and Act of
Parliament. London Bankers ; The Bank of England ; London and
Westminster Banks, Limited ; Messrs Coutts & Co. Negotiates Bills on
every place in Great Britain or Ireland where there is a Bank or Banker ;.
Issues Circular Notes negotiable in all parts of the world grants
;
Drafts and Letters of Credit on the principal cities and towns of
England, Ireland, and Canada; and on New York 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 National Bank of Scotland, Limited ;
—
the North of Scotland Bank,
Limited ; National Provincial Bank of England, Limited ; Birmingham
Joint-Stock Bank, Limited ; Bradford Banking Co., Limited ; Carlisle
City and District Bank, Limited ; Halifax Joint-Stock Bank, Limited ;.
West Riding Union Bank, Limited, Huddersfield ; Hull Banking Co.,
Limited ; Lloyd's Banking Co., Limited, Leamington ; Beckett & Co.,
Leeds; Leicestershire Banking Co., Limited ; Bank of Liverpool,.
Limited, Commercial Bank Branch ; Manchester and Salford Bank,

APPENDIX. 59
Limited ; Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, Limited ; Parr's
Banking Co., Limited; Messrs Lambton & Co., Newcastle; Messrs
J. & J. C. Wright, Nottingham ; Sheffield Banking Co., Limited ; York
Union Bank ; Wakefield and Barnsley Union Bank, Limited ; Preston
Banking Co., Preston; Munster and Leinster Bank; National Bank,
Limited ; Northern Banking Co. ; Royal Bank of Ireland, Limited ;
Messrs Boyle & Co., Dublin; Hibernian Bank, Dublin; James G.
King & Sons, New York ; Messrs Rothschild Brothers, Paris ; the
Commercial Banking Co. of Sydney, New South Wales ; the
Union Bank of Australia; Commercial Bank of Australia, Limited;
Natal Bank ; the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China ;
Bank of British North America, and Standard Bank of British South
Africa.
Agent—James Tannahill ; Accountant— J. C. C. Wilson ; Teller
Clerks—D. A. Mathieson, John Lyle, Andrew W. Russell,
and T- H.
;
Ballantine, jun. ; Messenger—Alexander Anderson : house
above the Bank.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, LIMITED.
West-End Branch— 15 West Blackhall Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. 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.
Agent— James Tannahill; Accountant— George Gordon; Clerk
James Ferns ; Porter— J. Peacock.
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, LIMITED,
29 Cathcart Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on Glyn, Mills & Co. ; Coutts & Co. ; National
Bank of Scotland, Limited, 33 Nicholas Lane, London ; The
Bank of England; Union Bank of London; North of Scotland
Bank ; Belfast Banking Co. ; Ulster Banking Co. and Provincial
Bank of Ireland ; National Bank of Ireland ; Munster and Leinster
Bank ; Lloyd's Bank, Limited ; Parr's Banking Company, Warrington
and Branches ; Nottingham Joint-Stock Bank ; Devon and Cornwall
Bank ; London and County Bank ; Lancaster Bank ; London and
Provincial Bank ; Oldham Joint-Stock Bank ; Delhi and London Bank ;
National Provincial Bank of England ; Manchester and Liverpool District
Banking Co., Dumbell's Banking Co., Limited ; Yorkshire Banking
Co. and their Branches ; Union Bank of Australia, in Australia, Van
Diemen's Land, and New Zealand, and Bank of Victoria, Australia, and
Branches ; Bank of New Zealand and Branches ; Bank of British North
America and Branches ; New Oriental Bank Corporation in India, Australia,
and China ; Standard Bank of 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 Chartered
Bank ; Bank of Australasia and Branches ; Ashton, Staleybridge,
Hyde and Glossop Bank ; Bank of Bolton and Branches ; Bank
—

6o APPENDIX.
of Liverpool ; Birmingham Banking Co. ; Birmingham, Dudley,
and District Bank ; Bradford Commercial Banking Co. ; William
Williams, Brown & Co., Leeds ; Carlisle and Cumberland Bank ;
Cumberland Union Bank ; Derby and Derbyshire Bank ; Gurneys &
Co., Norwich ; Halifax and Huddersfield Union Bank ; Capital and
Counties Bank ; London and Yorkshire Bank ; Manchester and County
Bank ; North and South Wales Bank ; Pease & Sons, Hull ; Sheffield
and Hallamshire Bank ; Wakefield, Crewdson & Co. ; Whitehaven
Joint-Stock Bank ; Wilts and Dorset Bank ; Wolverhampton and
Staffordshire Bank ; Woods & Co., Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Hodgkin,
Barnett & Co. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank ; Northamptonshire
Union Bank ; Wakefield and Barnsley Union Bank ; Worcester
City and County Bank ; Chartered Bank of India, Australia,
and China and Branches ; Bank of Montreal ; Bank of Nova Scotia ;
Alexander Brown & Sons, Baltimore ; Chartered Mercantile Bank
of India, London, and China ; Commercial Bank of Australia,
Limited ; and Bank of British Columbia ; American Exchange
National Bank, Chicago. Issues Circular Notes for travelling
on the Continent, and negotiates Bills on all principal towns in
Foreign and British parts.
Agent— J. Campbell Hart ; Accountant— Wm. N. A. Aitken ;
Teller— Duncan Campbell ; Clerks—
James D. Neill, James Smith,
Wm. A. Dickson, Andrew F. Williamson, and James R. Wardrop ;
Porter—Robert Macfarlane, 4 Mansionhouse Lane.
ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND—38 Cathcart Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 on
Saturdays. Draws on Royal Bank of Scotland, and Coutts & Co.,
London ; Bank of England and Branches ; the National Provincial
Bank's Branches ; London and County Bank's Branches ; Manchester
and Liverpool District Banking Co ; Lambton

APPENDIX. 6
UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND, LIMITED,
i Hamilton Street.
Open from 10 o'clock forenoon till 3 afternoon. Shuts at 12 noon,
on Saturdays. Draws on Union Bank of Scotland, London ; Bank of
England; Glyn & Co., London; Provincial Bank of Ireland; Belfast
Banking Co. ; Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, Limited ;
Manchester and Salford Bank ; Lambton & Co. ; Sheffield Banking
Co. ; National Provincial Bank of England, Limited ; Yorkshire
Banking Co., Limited; Whitehaven Joint-Stock Bank; Carlisle City
and District Bank, Limited ; County of Stafford Bank, Wolverhampton;
Moore and Robinson, Limited, Nottingham; Beckett & Co., Leeds;
Huddersfield Banking Co. ; Cumberland Union Banking Co., Limited ;,
Pao-et & Co. ; Worcester City and County Bank, Limited ; North of
Scotland Bank ; North-Eastern Bank, Limited ; De Rothschilds
Freres, Paris; J. G. King & Sons, New York; Union Bank of
Australia; Bank of Montreal ; Bank of Australasia ; Standard Bank of
British South Africa, &c, &c. Negotiates bills on all towns in Great
Britain and Ireland where there is a banker. Is also agent for the
Bank of Bolton, Limited ; Cheque Bank, Limited, London ; the Consolidated
Bank, Limited, Manchester ; Halifax and Huddersfield Union
Bank ; Lancaster Banking Co ; North-Western Bank, Limited, Liverpool
; Exchange and Discount Bank, Limited, Leeds ; Craven Bank,
Limited ; Alliance Bank, Limited, London ; Derby Commercial
Banking Co., Limited ; Ransom & Co. ; National Bank ; Union Bank
of Birmingham, Limited ; Wakefield and Barnsley Union Bank ;
Munroe & Co., Paris. Also issues drafts on certain branches of the
Bank of Scotland, British Linen Co. Bank, Clydesdale Bank, Limited,
Commercial Bank of Scotland, Limited, and National Bank of Scotland,
Limited, and Royal Bank of Scotland.
Agent— F. G. Bruce ; Accountant—George Jenkins ; Teller
David Aitken ; Clerks—
—
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John Murray, John B. Young, and apprentice,,
Thomas Rennie. Porter— Edward Fairman : house, 2 Church Place-
London Office, 62 Cornhill, E.C.—John A. Fradgley, Manager.
Head Office, Glasgow— Charles Gairdner, General Manager.
John Affleck, Assistant Manager.
GREENOCK PROVIDENT BANK—William Street.
Instituted 181 5.
Open every day from 10 a.m. till 3
till 12 noon) ; and on the evenings
p.m.; (Saturdays from 10 a.m..
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:—Thomas Sutherland, Esq., M.P., President; Robert
Binnie, Esq., Chairman.
Committee— Messrs Arthur O. Leitch, Robert Davie, Peter Mac-
Kellar, William Caird, James R. Craig, James R. Smart, James-
K. Stewart, Alexander P. Lyle, James M'Lean, Donald M'Donald,
Ninian Hill, Alexander Walker, Duncan Cunningham, Duncan
M'Gillivray, Louson Walker, and Andrew Carmichael.
Cashier— John Adams ; Accountant—George Dempster ; Clerks
John Adams, jun., William Holmes, and Wm. C. Mackellar ; Auditor
Hope S. Ramsay; Secretaries—W. W. & J. M'Clure.

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WEST OR OLD PARISH.
Minister— Rev. John Barclay, Lynwood, 83 Brisbane Street ;
Assistant— Rev. J. G. Christie, B.D., 14 Brisbane Street; Session
Clerk—Mr John Jamieson, 2 Cathcart Street ; Secretary to Congregational
Committee—Mr Alex. Bremner, 40 Mearns Street ; Treasurer
Mr W. A. Thorn, 13 Hamilton Street ; Precentor—Mr John Tait
Church Officer-—Mr William Crawford, 4 Nelson Street (West).
Boundaries (Including North Parish quoad sacra and South
Parish quoad sacra).
From the Old Dock running up Vennel, taking the west side
thereof to Cowgate, up said street, taking the west side thereof to
Market Street, round the westmost corner of Market Street, along the
police boundary to Bogle Street, to John Gray's stores, running up
Bogle Street, taking the west side thereof to Mrs Fairlie's property
inclusive, running along west part of Regent Street to Lynedoch Street,
up said street, taking the west side thereof to Reservoir, round south
side of Reservoir to the westmost extremity thereof, from thence
running southwards, crossing Drumfrochar Road to Whinhill, including
all the streets and the country district west and south of police
boundary.
Congregational Agencies.
1. Prayer Meeting in Hall on Wednesdays at 8 p.m., from October to
April.
2. Bible Class in Hall on Sundays at 7 p.m., from October to April.
3. Sabbath Schools meet at 5.30 p.m. Congregational in Hall.
Superintendent—Mr R. B. Shearer, M.A., LL.B. Mission Schools
—In Session-House (Mr F. W. F. Adam, superintendent) ; in Ann
Street Public School (Mr W. Paterson, superintendent).
4. Young Men's Association meets in Hall on Mondays at 8.15 p.m.,
from October to April.
5. Band of Hope meets in Hall on Fridays at 7 p.m. Superintendent
—Mr M'Jannet.
6. Kirk-Session meets in Lesser Hall on first Monday of each fourth
month at 8 p.m.
7. Congregational Committee meets on last Monday of each month at
8.15 p.m.
8. The Dorcas Society meets in Lesser Hall on Tuesdays from 3 to 5
p.m. during winter months.
9. Parish Mission Meeting is held in the Session-House on Thursday
evenings at 8 o'clock.
10. " The Minstrels" meet in larger Hall every Sunday at 12.15 p.m.
NORTH PARISH.
Church built, 1591. Restored, 1864. Minister—Rev. A. E. Shand,
M.A. ; Session Clerk—Duncan Sutherland, 31 Dempster Street;
Treasurer— Peter M'Lellan; Organist— Peter Scott ;
John Rowan.
— ;
Church Officer-

64
APPENDIX.
Boundaries—From foot of Vermel 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, thenceeastward
again to the foot of the Vennel.
MIDDLE OR NEW PARISH.
Minister—Rev. D. S. Peters, M.A. ; Assistant Minister—Rev. J..
M'Kechnie; Female Missionary—Mrs Cattanach ; Organist and Conductor
of Choir—Mr D. M. Middleton ; Session Clerk— R. H.
Sinclair, 46 Cathcart Street ; Church Officer—W. B. Tierney, 10 Lyle
Street.
Boundaries.—From the westmost corner of Market Street, along the
police boundary line to Bogle Street, taking John Gray's stores, down
Bogle Street, west side thereof to Rue-end Street, taking south side
thereof to Cathcart Street, running down said street to shore, along the
shore to foot of Low Vennel, up low and high parts of Vennel, taking
east side of said street to Cowgate Street, up the east side thereof to
the point first described.
1. Church Mission—Church Place.
Congregational Schemes.
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 Upper Mission Hall, Church Place, and
in Old Sheriff Court Hall, Bank Street.
4. Bible Class is held in the Church immediately after the afternoon
service on Sabbath.
5. The Penny Savings Bank on Saturday evenings from 7 to 8.
6. Young Men's Guild meets in Hall, Church Place, on Mondays at 8
p.m. from September to March, and from 7 to 8 p.m. in summer.
7. Choir meets on Wednesday evenings during winter at 8.
8. Kirk Session meets in Vestry on last Monday of each month at 8 p.m.
EAST PARISH.
Minister—Rev. T. R. Thomson, 29 Finnart Street ; Session Clerk-
John Tucker, 7 John Street ; Church Officer— Robert M'Walter, 20
Lyle Street.
Boundaries.—From Shore at Rue-end up to Cathcart Street,
taking south side thereof to Bogle Street, along Rue-end Street, taking
east side thereof to Bogle Street, up Bogle Street, taking east side
thereof along Regent Street, taking south side thereof to ^Lynedoch
Street, up Lynedoch Street, taking south side thereof, crossing Drum-
frochar Road, taking in Berryyards to the boundary line, along the
boundary line to the Parishes of Kilmalcolm and Port-Glasgow, down
_
Devol's Burn to the shore, along the shore to the point first described.
In connection with this church there is a society called the East
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APPENDIX. 65
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 of 310 children, conducted by 38 teachers ;
and a Church Library, open every Wednesday evening from 7 till 8
o'clock. Bible Class on Sabbath evenings at 7 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.
CARTSBURN PARISH CHURCH—Upper Crescent Street.
Minister—Rev. Archibald Fullarton, Clinton Villa, 11 Caddlehill
Terrace, chosen by the members of the church ; Treasurer—John Aitken,
2 Carwood Street ; Session Clerk—William Johnstone, 33 Ingleston
Street, to whom, or the Church Officer, applications for sittings in the
church should be made ; Organist—John E. Macintyre, 77 Holmscroft
Street ; Church Officer— John Hunter, 21 Belville Street.
Boundaries.— From the point where the Cartsburn flows into the
River Clyde, following up the course of the burn (including the east
side of Cartsburn Street) till near the Chemical Works, then running in
a south-easterly direction to meet the boundary line between the estates
of Greenock and Cartsburn, then turning in a north-easterly direction,
following the course of the said boundary line to the point where
Cappielow water flows into the river, then turning in a westerly direction,
and running along the margin of the river to the point first described.
The Sabbath School meets at 5.15 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. Archibald M 'Donald, 19 Caddlehill Terrace;
Session Clerk and Treasurer— John Cameron, 22 Brisbane Street;
Church Officer— John Dewar, 5 West Stewart Street.
Institutions in Connection with the Parish.
Minister's Bible Class meets during the Session in the Church Hall,
on Sabbath, at 7 p.m.
Sabbath School held in Church Hall, and in Victoria Hall, East
Blackhall Street, at 5.30 p.m.
Gaelic Service at 6.45 p.m. every Sabbath in Victoria Hall, East
Blackhall Street.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Sabbath Schools Society. President—Rev. A. M 'Donald ; Treasurer
and Secretary—John M'Gillvray, 12 Lynedoch Street.
The Kirk- Session and Parochial Association meet on Wednesdays
before the first Sabbath of every month.
Gaelic Parish Musical Association.
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APPENDIX.
SOUTH PARISH CHURCH—Ann Street.
Minister—Rev. John F. Macpherson, B.D., 24 Forsyth Street ;
Session Clerk—Alexander S. Mories, 63 Finnart Street ; Treasurer
James L. Gilloran, 10 West Blackball Street ; Organist and Choirmaster—James
Boyd M'Callum, 30 Newton Street; Church Officer-
David Rodger, 21 Wellington 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 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.
Young Men's Association meets on Thursday evenings at 8.15, from
October to April.
Choir Practice on Friday evenings at 8.
Sunday School meets in the hall below the church at 5.30— John
Cameron, 25 Brisbane Street, Superintendent.
Minister's Bible Class meets on Sunday evenings at 7, from October
to April.
Dorcas Society begins its meetings in November.
The Church Officer attends in the Session House every Friday and
Saturday evening, from 7 to 9 o'clock, for the purpose of receiving
names for Proclamation of Banns.
WELLPARK PARISH CHURCH—Regent Street.
Minister—Rev. William Wilson, 17 Finnart Street ; Precentor— J.
Eaglesham; Church Officer— Samuel Sloan, 31 Roxburgh Street;
Session Clerk and Treasurer—George Boyle, 14 Lynedoch Street ;
Secretary of Managers— James Ferguson, 80 Dempster Street.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening, 8 o'clock, from September
till April. Minister's Bible Class, Sabbath evening, 7 o'clock. Sabbath
Schools meet at 5.30, in hall of church and in hall, 7 Prospecthill Street ;
number of teachers ; 59 scholars on roll 530. Choir practice on
Thursday evenings, 8.30 till 9.30.
LADYBURN PARISH CHURCH.
Minister—Rev. Thomas Kay, 2 Moffat Street ; Session Clerk and
Treasurer— F. L. Wrede, South Hill, East Crawford Street ;
Precentor—William J. Gunn ; Church Officer—Thomas Hughes, 85^
Belville Street.
Boundaries.—That part of the East Parish of Greenock commencing
where the Ladyburn joins the Clyde, thence along the low
water mark of the shore of Clyde upwards until it comes in a line with
the north or north-eastern shore of Inchgreen at low water mark, and
along said shore at low water mark and onward up the river in a line to
a point in the centre of Devol's Glen burn, where it joins the Clyde at
low water mark, thence up the centre of said burn till it reaches the
waterfall therein, and thence in a straight line westward till it reaches
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APPENDIX. 67
the Kilmalcolm Road to the south-west of Knocknair farmhouse, thence
along said road until it reaches the Cartsburn Parish, and thence along
the boundary of said Parish eastward until it reaches the point first
mentioned.
Services on Sabbath at 11 and 2.15. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
evening at 7.30. The Sabbath School meets at 5.30 p.m.
Minister's Bible Class meets every Sabbath evening at 7 o'clock from
October to April. Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association
meets every Monday evening during winter at 8 o'clock.
AUGUSTINE ESTABLISHED CHURCH— Belville Street.
Minister— Rev. Charles Christie, M.A., 43 Regent Street ;
Conductor of Psalmody— John Elder ; Treasurer— Robert Patrick,
35 Regent Street; Clerk to Managers and Elders— John Reid, 1
Belville Street, to whom, or to Church Officer, application for
sittings may be made; Church Officer— James Ross, 12 East William
Street (at Church).
Services on Sabbath at 1 1 and 2.15 ; monthly, 7 p.m.
Sabbath School meets in the Hall of Church at 5. 30.
16 St. Lawrence Street, Superintendent.
John Byers,
Minister's Bible Class on Sunday evenings at 6.30, from October to
March.
Young Men's and Women's
October to March.
Guild—Every Monday evening at 8,
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings at 7.30.
Choir Practice—Wednesday evenings at 8.30.
Children's Choir—Friday evening at 7.30.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH—Newark Street.
This is an iron Mission Church for a district forming the western
portion of the West Parish. Church opened, July 21, 1878. First
Minister (the present incumbent) inducted, January 15, 1879. There
is no parish attached to the church, no endowment, and no Kirk Session.
The affairs of the Church are directed by a Board of Managers and by
the Minister and a staff of Elders.
Minister— Rev. Thomas Francis Johnstone, M.A. ; Chairman of
Managers—William Lindsay ; Treasurer—Colin S. Caird ; Secretary
—William M'Clure, jun. , 11 William Street; Organist and Choirmaster—Samuel
S. Woolley, 80 Union Street ; Church Officer— James
Duthie, 20 Brisbane Street.
Service on
p.m. ;
Sunday at 1 1 a.m. and 7 p.m. ; Sunday School at 2.30
Minister's Class for young people, from October to April, Monday
at 7 p.m.; Young Men's Fellowship (Branch of Church of Scotland
'Guild), Sunday at 10 a.m.; Ladies' Clothing Society, during winter
months, Wednesday, n to I; Ladies' Society for Zenana Mission;
Minister and Elders' Court, first Sunday of month. Choir Practice,
'Thursday, for boys 7 to 8, adults 8 to 9 p.m. Stated Meetings of
Managers, 3rd or 4th Thursdays of March, June, September, and
December.
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68 APPENDIX.
FREE CHURCH MINISTERS AND CHURCHES.
FREE CHURCH PRESBYTERY OF GREENOCK.
Meets on the last Wednesday of every alternate month in the Presbytery
Hall, Free Wellpark Church, at n a.m.
Cumbrae
Erskine
Fairlie
Gourock
Greenock
—
Places.
Middle .
West
St. Andrew's ,
Martyrs' .
Gaelic
Mount Park
St. Thomas'
Wellpark .
Crawfurdsburn
Free North
Inverkip
Kilmalcolm .
Largs .
Port-Glasgow
—
Ministers.
Alexander Walker
R. R. Caldwell .
Wm. S. Fleck, M.A.
David Purves, M.A.
JohnM'Farlan
Matthew P. Johnstone (Col
league and Successor)
Hugh Macmillan, LL.D.
John James Bonar, D.D.
Edward D. Fingland, M.A
(Colleague and Successor)
Andrew Symington
John Campbell .
Alexander D. Grant
William Laughton, D.D.
Wm. Lewis Robertson, M.A
(Colleague and Successor)
James Stark .
Matt. Reid, A.M., B.D. (Col
league and Successor)
Peter Thomson
David Boyd .
James Bannerman, M.A.
Thomas Gregory, M.A.
Charles Watson, D.D. .
Hamilton . William Bell, M.A.
Newark . . Alexander Baird .
West . . John N. Russell .
Ordina-
Post Towns.
1856 Greenock
l84 S Bishopton
I8 7 S Greenock
l88l Greenock
1869
1859
1835
1864
1885
1883
1839
1834
1873
1858
1864
1884
1878
i863Port-Glasgow
1869
1868
R. R. Caldwell, Bishopton, Glasgow, Presbytery Clerk
FREE WEST CHURCH—Ardgowan Street (West.)
Minister—Rev. Hugh Macmillan, D.D., LL.D., F.R.S.E. ; Precentor—Adam
Black ; Session Clerk—William Neilson ; Clerk to
Deacons' Court— James Tweddel ; Treasurer to the Congregation
William Letham ; Treasurer to the Sustentation Fund—D. M'Gillivray;
Treasurer for Foreign Missions—Adam Patrick ; Church Officer
Michael Thomson, 1 1 Watt Street.
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Associations.
Congregational Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Minister's Bible Class for Young Men and Young Women on
Sabbath evening at 5.45.
There are two Sabbath Schools in connection with the congregation,
taught by 43 teachers, and with an attendance of 500 scholars, including
Advanced Bible Class.
The Deacons' Court meets on the first Monday of each month at
.half-past 8 o'clock. Meetings of Session occasionally.
District Visitors, third Monday of each month, at 8 o'clock.
Literary Association, Monday evenings at 8. 15 during winter.
Psalmody Association, on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
Dorcas Society conducted by ladies of the congregation.
Band of Hope, Friday evening at 7.30.
Mission Services are carried on at hall, Prospecthill Street, on
'Sabbaths at 2.30 and 7. 15 p.m. ; and on Thursdays at 8 p.m.—Mr
•C. C. Edgar, Missionary.
FREE MIDDLE CHURCH—George Square.
Minister—Rev. M. P. Johnstone ; Church Officer— Andrew
MacKellar ; Session Clerk— James M'Lean ; Clerk to Deacons' Court
Alexander MacKellar ; Clerk to the Sustentation Fund—Alexander
MacKellar ; Treasurer to Deacons' Court— John Rodger ; Treasurer to
the Foreign Missions— Robert M'Auslan ; Treasurer to the District
Missions— W. Smith.
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
; a Sabbath School, average attendance about 130 children, with
26 teachers, in connection with which is a Library ; also, a Dorcas
Society, which meets during the winter months.
There are Classes for instruction in the Theory of Music, and for
practising on Friday evenings.
Home Mission in the Arcade Hall, Cathcart Street, under the
superintendence of Mr William Morrin, Missionary. In connection therewith,
the following agencies are employed, viz. :— -Evangelistic meetings
•on Sabbath at 2. 15 and 7. 15 p.m., and on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock ;
Sabbath School and Bible Classes for young men and young women, on
Sabbath at 5.30 ; Singing Classes, junior and senior ; Bible reading for
men ; Mothers' meeting, Dorcas Society, and Savings Bank ; Band of
Hope, and a Gospel Temperance meeting.
ST THOMAS' FREE CHURCH—Grey Place.
Ministers—Rev. William Laughton, D.D., and Rev. William
John Wilson; Clerk to
Lewis Robertson, M.A. ; Session Clerk—
Deacons' Court—Malcolm Currie ; Treasurer to Deacons' Court-
Daniel D. Adamson ; Treasurer to Sustentation Fund—Dugald
Campbell; Precentor— John Peden ; Church Officer—Francis Logan.
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70
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The Prayer Meeting is held in the hall every Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock ; the Minister's Bible Class on Sabbath evenings at 7. 1 5,
during the winter. The Congregational Sabbath School meets in the
Church, on Sabbath afternoon at 5.30; the Mission Sabbath School in
the Mission Hall, Clarence Street, at 5.30. In the same hall are
meetings on Monday, Thursday and Sabbath evenings.
FREE GAELIC CHURCH— 14 Jamaica Street.
Missionary-
Minister—Rev. John Campbell, 7 Ardgowan Square ;
Mr Duncan Campbell, 41 Lynedoch Street ; Precentor—James Fraser ;,
Church Officer, John Fraser, 22 West Stewart Street ; Session Clerk
Hugh Buie, 17 Brougham Street ; Treasurer to Deacons' Court—Alex.
M'Farlan, 75 Union Street ; Clerk to Deacons' Court — John M'Intyre,
yy Holmscroft Street ; Treasurer to Sustentation Fund— John Robertson,
52 Holmscroft Street ; Treasurer to Foreign Missions—Alexander
M'Millan.
Prayer Meetings in English are held in the hall adjoining the
church on Sabbath mornings at 9.15, and on Wednesday evenings at 8
o'clock. Gaelic Prayer Meeting every Sabbath evening in the hall at 7,
and on Thursday evenings at 7.30, also in the Mission Hall, Cartsburn
Street, at 7 o'clock on Sabbath evenings. There is a Sabbath Evening
School in the hall at 5.30. Minister's Bible Class meets in the church
every Sabbath evening at 7.15. There is an English Sermon in the
hall every Sabbath forenoon at 1 1. There is also a Missionary School
in the hall, Cartsburn Street. Band of Hope on Fridays at 7 p.m.
There is a Library in connection with the church, open to the
members and adherents, every Wednesday evening at 7.30.
WELLPARK FREE CHURCH—Lynedoch Street.
Minister— Rev. James Stark, chosen by the members of the church ;:
Colleague and Successor— Rev. Matthew Reid, A.M., B.D., Wellpark
Manse, Lynedoch Street : Church Officer— John Campbell ; Session,
Clerk— J as. Brown ; Clerk to Deacons' Court—David C. Mackenzie ;
Treasurer of Sustentation Fund— Chas. M'Call; Convener of Foreign
Mission Fund— Robert Chalmers; Treasurer to the Congregation— James
Brown.
Meetings and Classes.
1. The Congregational Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings at 8'.
o'clock.
2. Bible Class for young Men and Women on Sabbath evenings at 5.30.
3. Congregational Sabbath School in the church at 5.15 p.m.
4. Deacons' Court meets on the first Wednesday of the month, after
the Prayer Meeting.
5. Session meets generally on the second Wednesday of the month, after
the Prayer Meeting, if required.
Business Meeting of Sabbath School Teachers in January, ApriL
and October,
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APPENDIX. 71
ST. ANDREW'S FREE CHURCH—Ardgowan Street.
Ministers—Rev. John J. Bonar, D.D., and Rev. Edward D. Fingland,
M.A. ; Session Clerk— John Macphail; Clerk to Deacons' Court
— J. W. Turner; General Treasurer—Alex. Ferguson; Treasurer to the
Sustentation Fund— D. Shankland; Treasurer to Foreign Mission Fund
Treasurer (o Home Mission Fund—A. M. Flem-
— John Cunningham ;
ing ; Superintendents of Sabbath Schools—J. Macphail and Andrew
Kerr; Congregational Missionary—Thomas H. Stewart; Precentor
George W. Swan ; Church Officer— Lachlan Galbraith ; Door-keeper
Thomas Tosh.
CRAWFURDSBURN FREE CHURCH—Macdougall Street.
Minister—Rev. Peter Thomson, chosen by members of church ;
Precentor— Robert Scott ; Church Officer— James Ross ; Session Clerk
—Neil Buie; Treasurer to the Foreign Mission Association—David
Baxter; Clerk to Deacons' Court— M. Carmichael ; Treasurer of the
Sustentation Fund—D. M'Farlane ; Congregational Treasurer— Robert
Farrell.
Meetings and Classes.
1. The Congregational Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings at
8 o'clock.
2. Minister's Bible Class, for young Men and Women, on Sabbath
evenings at 7, from September to April.
3. Congregational Sabbath School meets in the evening at 5.30 with
upwards of 200 scholars and 25 teachers ; and Mission Sabbath
School in Cartsdyke at 5.30 with nearly 65 scholars and 10
teachers. Mission Meeting at 7 o'clock.
4. Deacons' Court meets usually on the Thursday after the first Sabbath
of every month ; and the Session on the Wednesday after the third
Sabbath of every month.
FREE NORTH CHURCH—West Burn Street.
Minister—Rev. David Boyd, chosen by the members of the congregation
; Precentor—Matthew Guy ; Congregational Treasurer—Matthew
Cameron ; Church Officer— John Nelson ; Session Clerk—William
M'Dowall ; Clerk to Deacons' Court—William Gibb.
Associations.
1. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at 8.
2. Psalmody Class, Thursday evening at 8.
3. The Deacons' Court meets on the third Monday of every month.
4. Sabbath School, 20 teachers, and 140 scholars.
5. Bible Class for young Men and Women on Sabbath evening at 5.30.
6. Mission meetings in hall, Charles Street, every Sabbath and Tuesday
evenings.
7. Mission Sabbath School at 5.30.
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72
APPENDIX.
MARTYRS' FREE CHURCH—West Shaw Street.
Minister—Rev. A. Symington, chosen by the members of the
church ; Precentor—David Easton ; Session Clerk—Robert Wilson ;
Clerk to Deacons' Court— G. M'Kenzie ; Treasurer— John Gray;
Church Officer—Hugh MTntosh, 20 Bearhope Street.
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 6 during session.
3. Sabbath School meets in the church on Sabbath afternoons at 5. 30.
4. Deacons' Court meets on the Thursday after the first Sabbath of
each month at 7.45 p.m.
5. The Session meets on the second Monday of each month at
8 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 4 Crawford Lane on Sabbath
evenings at 7. Mission Sabbath School meets in 4 Crawford Lane
on Sabbath afternoons at 5.
MOUNT PARK FREE CHURCH—Trafalgar Street.
Minister—Rev. A. D. Grant ; Session Clerk—John MacOnie ;
Clerk to Deacons' Court—Malcolm Macfarlane ; Treasurer to the
Congregation— John Denholm ; Treasurer to Sustentation Fund— John
Taylor; Superintendent of Sabbath School—David B. M'Kelvie ;
Church Officer—Alexander Scott.
Associations.
i. Congregational Prayer Meeting is held in the church hall every
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
2. Minister's Bible Class on Sabbath evenings at 7 o'clock—from
October to April.
3. The Deacons' Court meets on the first, and the Kirk Session on the
third Tuesday of each month at 8 o'clock.
4. Psalmody Class in the church hall on Wednesday evenings at 9
o'clock—during the winter months.
5. Young Men's Fellowship Association meets in the Session House on
Sabbath morning at 9.45.
6. Band of Hope and Children's Singing Class on alternate Friday
evenings at 7.30.

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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTERS AND
CHURCHES.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN PRESBYTERY OF GREENOCK.
Meets in the Hall of Sir Michael Street Church, G reenock, on
second Tuesday o; month, May and August excepted.
Clerk—Rev. J. B. K. M'Intyre, Largs.
Places. Ministers.
Ordinations.
Post Towns.
Campbeltown
Dunoon
•Gourock
Greenock
John Thomson
J. C. Johnston
George Rae, M.A.
l86l
1865
1872
Campbelt'n
Dunoon
Greenock
Greenbank James B. Thomson
Sir Michael Street Charles Jerdan, M.A, LL.B
Trinity Church . John Young .
1874
1867
1862
>5
) 5
»>
Union Street . John B. Smith
St Andrew Square Robert Primrose .
Mount Pleasant Alexander Duncan
Finnart . James Davidson, M.A. .
Innellan Robert Henderson, M.A.
1848
l88l
1875
1866
1874
J»
,,
,,
,,
,,
Inveraray
Kilcreggan
Kirn .
.
Gilbert Meikle .
Robert M'Lean, M.A.
Adam Gray, M.A.
.
1849
1876
1873
Inveraray
Greenock
,,
Xargs .
Millport
J. B. K. M'Intyre.
James Frame, B.D.
1864
1884
,,
,,
Port-Glasgow
—
1842
1883
Princes Street
Clune Park
1 William Lauder .
.
j W. \V. Beveridge .
Charles Robson, M.A. . 1889 »5
Rothesay
P. Macfarlane, B.A.
J
\ William Galbraith
. 1845
1888
5 5
•Craigmore . J. Rutherfurd, M.A., B.D. 1877
Pt-Glasgow
Rothesay
.Southend A. M'Laren Young 1874 Campbelt'n
Wemyss Bay J. Boyd, M.A. . 187I Greenock
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— Union Street.
Minister—Rev. J. B. Smith, chosen by the church members ; Session
•Clerk— William Taylor, Eskgrove Villa; Precentor— M. Wilson;
•Church Officer—R. Main.
Service—Sabbath, 11 forenoon and 2. 15 afternoon. Congregational
Sabbath School at 3.45 p.m. Minister's Bible Class on Sabbath evenings
at 7. Congregational Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings at
-8. Congregational Library open before and after Prayer Meeting.
Mission Premises, 3 Smith's Lane
—
Missionary.
Sabbath Services— Bible Class at I o'clock, Sabbath School 5.30,
Evening Meeting at 7, Prayer Meeting Thursday evening at 8, Band of
Hope on Friday evening at 7, Monthly Temperance Meeting for Adults
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APPENDIX.
GREENBANK UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—
Corner of Newton Street and Upper Kelly Street.
Minister—Rev. J. B. Thomson, 20 Bentinck Street ; Session Clerk
James Paterson, 33 Finnart Street ; Church Officer—Samuel Currie,
60 Upper Kelly Street ; Seat Letter— Alexander Maitland, 6 Nelson
Street ; Organist—Robert F. Easton, 66 Wellington Street.
Church Services on Sabbath at 11 a.m. and 2.15 p.m.
SabbathSchoolat5.30p.nl. — Superintendent, James Paterson, 33.
Finnart Street.
Minister's Class for Young Men and Women on Sabbath evenings
at 7—from October till April.
Young Men's Christian Fellowship Meeting every Sabbath morning
at 10.
Congregational Prayer Meeting on Wednesdays at 8 p.m.
There are two Home Missions carried on by this congregation : —
1. In the East-End of the town. Mission Chapel in Saint
Street— Missionary, John Borland, 6 Antigua Street.
Lawrence
Sabbath
2.
services at 2.15 and 7 p.m. Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m.
In the centre of the town. Bible Reader, Mrs Home, 68 Holmscroft
Street. Service every Sabbath evening at 7. 15 in the District Hall,.
13 Brachelston Street.
A Mission Sabbath School meets at 13 Brachelston Street every
Sabbath evening at 5.30— Superintendent, John Macfie, Orangefield
Place.
SIR MICHAEL STREET UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Minister—Rev. Charles Jerdan, M.A., LL.B., 115 Eldon Street;
Session Clerk—William Kidd, 21 Fox Street; Conductor of
Psalmody— Gilbert Moffat, 21 Brisbane Street ; Church Officer—Samuel
Brown, 42 Holmscroft Street.
Institutions in Connection with the Congregation.
Congregational Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m.— Robert Downie, 11
Roxburgh Street, .Superintendent.
Bible Class on Sabbath Evenings at 7, from October till April.
Congregational Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock
during the winter months.
Band of Plope on Saturday evenings at 6.30 from October to March,,
inclusive.
Missionary Association—Moses Bauchope, 89 Dempster Street,
Secretary.
District Missionary—William Maxwell, 15 South Street.
Dorcas Society—Mrs Lyle, Oakley, Secretary.
Christian Instruction Agency for visiting the non-church-going
-—Robert Menzies, 64 Kelly Street, Superintendent.
Mission Sabbath School, in Mission Premises, Roxburgh Street-
James Hamilton, 66 Kelly Street, Superintendent.
Congregational Library, open on Thursday evenings— H. I).
Soutter, 23 Dempster Street, Librarian.
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TRINITY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Union St.
Minister— Rev. John Young, Fernbank, 87 Newton Street ; Church
Officer— Gavin F. Hunter, 62 Kelly Street ; Session Clerk—A. J.
Turnbull, 59 Finnart Street.
Congregational Sabbath School at 3.45 p.m., in the hall behind the
church—A. J. Turnbull, Superintendent.
Mission Sabbath School, at 5.30, in Mechanics' Institute— John
Hastie, Superintendent.
District Mission Sabbath School in Nicolson Street at 5.30 p.m.
M. J. Mackechnie, 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.
Sabbath Morning Fellowship Meeting at 10.
Congregational Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at 8.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—St Andrew Square.
Minister— Rev. Robert Primrose; Session Clerk— George M'Onie;
Church Officer—Alexander Low ; Psalmody led by voluntary Choir
James Broclie, Conductor.
Congregational Sabbath School at 5.30 p.m.
Minister's Senior Bible Class on Sabbath evenings at 7.
Congregational Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock.
Sabbath School Teachers' Association meets quarterly.
Missionary Association meets quarterly.
Young Men's Fellowship Meeting, Sabbath morning, 10 o'clock.
MOUNT PLEASANT U.P. CHURCH (Corner of Dempster
and Mount Pleasant Streets).
Minister— Rev. Alexander Duncan, 2 Robertson Street ; Session
Clerk—D. Munro, 1 Finnart Street ; Church Officer—Alexander Campbell,
87 Dempster 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, and Congregational Prayer Meeting
on Wednesday evenings at 8 during winter months. Sittings free.
FINNART U.P. CHURCH—Madeira Street.
Minister— Rev. James Davidson, M.A., 85 Brisbane Street;
Session Clerk—William Auld, 79 Newton Street ; Organist— A. C.
Stericker, 24 Kelly Street ; Church Officer— Donald Paterson, 51
Upper Kelly Street.
Sabbath School at 3.30 p.m.— J. D. Brown, Craigielee, 103
Eldon Street, Superintendent.
Minister's Bible Class at 7 p.m.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Choir Practice on Friday at 8 p.m.
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EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF S. JOHN THE EVANGELIST,
Union Street.
Incumbent—Rev. John Trew, B.A., 6 1 Union Street ; Curate
; Church Wardens— Messrs Thomas May Thorne and
Louson Walker ;
Beadle— John Peacock, 5 West Stewart Street.
Services.
Sunday— Holy Communion every Sunday at 8.30 a.m. On first and
third Sundays at 12 noon; also Matins and Sermon at II a.m.
Children's Service at 3 p.m. on first Sunday in the month.
Evensong and Sermon at 6.30 p.m.
Daily—Matins at 10 a.m.
Litany—Wednesday and -Friday at 12 noon.
Evensong and Sermon—Wednesday at 7.30 p.m.
Special Services on Festivals.
In Lent and Advent Evensong and Sermon on Wednesday at
8 p.m., and Friday at 5 p.m.
Sunday School, 10 a.m. and 2.30 p.m.
Cartsdyke Mission, Crescent Street—Sunday Matins, Litany Sermon.
11 a.m.; Holy Communion on first Sunday in month at 12 noon;
Evensong and Sermon every Sunday at 3.30 p.m.; Sunday School
at 2.30 p.m. ; Children's Service on last Sunday in month at 2.30 p.m.
Evensong and sermon every Wednesday at 8 p.m.
In connection with the above church are day Schools for youths
of both sexes. Teachers—West school, Jamaica Street, Miss Murray ;
East school, Crescent Street, Mr Thos. Irish.
St. John's Young Men's Society— Reading Room, Recreation Room,
Lectures, Debates, and Musical Evenings—in St. John's Hall, Jamaica
Street.
Home and Foreign Mission Associations.
Work Meetings every Friday at 61 Union Street, at 2.30 p.m.
Mothers' Meeting in Hall, Wednesdays, 3 p.m.
Band of Hope, Tuesdays at 7 p.m.
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REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—West Stewart St.
Minister—Rev. J. P. Struthers, M.A., 52 Eldon Street ; Precentor
—William Kirkwood, 78 Holmscroft Street ; Church Officer—Duncan
M'Callum, 13 West Stewart Street;
James Simpson, 1 Springkell Street ;
Auchneagh, Inverkip Road.
Session Clerk and Treasurer
Secretary—Thomas Kirkwood,
The Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening at 8 all the year.
The Minister's Bible Class every Friday evening—Junior at 7,
Senior at 8.
The Music Classes on Monday evening— Junior at 7,
The Sabbath School at 1 p.m.
Senior at 8.
Young Men's Prayer Meeting on Sabbath Morning at 10.15.
EVANGELICAL UNION CHURCH—Nelson Street.
Minister—Rev. W. Richmond Scott, 86 Union Street ; Organist
J. M. Kay ; Session Clerk— John Leckie, Manor Crescent, Gourock ;
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treasurer—W. Hutchison, 24 Kelly Street ; treasurer for Home Mission
—Wm. F. Leckie, Bank Street ; Church Officer— James Russell, 13
Hamilton Street ; Sabbath Services at 1 1 a.m. and 2.15 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
Street, both at 5.30 p.m.
District School in Eastern Hall, John
James Morrison, Alma Villa, Gourock,.
superintendent west end ; James Ronald, Robertson Street,
superintendent east end.
2. Minister's Class for young men and women, in large hall of church,.
Sabbath evenings at 7 o'clock, from October to April.
3. Sabbath School Library, from which the children of the Sabbath
School and members of the church and congregation receive booksweekly
on Wednesday evenings, from 7 to 8 o'clock.
4. Tract Society, for the purpose of distributing religious tracts,
reading the Scriptures, and holding meetings for prayer and
explanation of the Word of God.
5. Sabbath Morning Fellowship Meeting in the Church Hall at 10.
6. Weekly Service for Prayer and Praise, at which the minister alsodelivers
a lecture on some part of Scripture.
7. Literary Society (embracing Ladies and Gentlemen in Membership),
meets on Monday evenings at 8, from October to April.
8. Band of Hope meets on Friday evenings at 7.30, from October to
March. James Brown, 23 Newton Street, president.
EVANGELICAL UNION CHURCH—Mearns Street.
Minister— ; Hon. Organist—Henry Millar ; Session
Clerk— Robert Drysdale ; Secretary of Managers' Court—W. Walker ;;
Church Officer— John Douglas, 3 Mill Street.
Public Worship is conducted at 1 1 a.m. and 2.15 p.m., every Sabbath
throughout the year. The Church Prayer Meeting is held on
Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock.
The Sabbath School—This important institution is conducted by the
superintendent and a large staff of efficient teachers, all of whom
are members of the church. The hour of meeting is 5.30 p.m.
Pastor's Bible Class meets in the hall of the Church every Sabbath
evening at 5.30, from November to April.
The Choir—Conductor, Henry Millar. A meeting of the Choir
is held every Wednesday evening after the Prayer Meeting for the
practice of sacred music.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—George Square.
Minister—Rev. John Milne Jarvie ; Assistant— Rev. A. R. Henderson,
M.A. ; Hon. Organist— J. M. Hutcheson.
Public Worship on Sabbaths at 1 1 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.
Institutions Connected with this Church.
. Exposition every Wednesday evening at 8.
Bible Class for Young Men every Sabbath afternoon at 2.30.
Weekly Class for Practice of Congregational Psalmody every Wednesday
evening during the winter at 9.
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A Dorcas Society, for the benefit of the poor connected with the
Church and Mission.
A Congregational Sabbath School at 2.15 p.m., with average
attendance of 200.
Young Men and Women's Literary Association in Schoolroom,
during winter, on Friday evening at 8.
A Mission in connection with the Church holds its meetings on
Sabbath, in the Hall, 17 Charles Street.
Missionary Sabbath School, average attendance 180.
Tract Distribution and Visitation throughout the district, and Public
Preaching every Sabbath forenoon and evening, conducted by the
Missionary and members of the church.
A Mothers' Meeting, conducted by the 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 three native scholars in India, named
Frances Maria Jarvie, Maggie Jane Smith, and Utrick Walton.
EAST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—St. Lawrence Street.
Minister— Rev. Robert Bell, 1 Octavia Cottages ; Organist—D.
M'Intyre, jun. ; Treasurer—John M'Nicol; Secretary—William Crawford,
Ardgowan Street, Port -Glasgow.
Sabbath Services at n a.m., 2.15 p.m., and Evangelistic at 7 p.m.
Services on Wednesday evenings at 7.30 p.m.
The School meets on Sabbath afternoons at 5.30. It is conducted
by 41 teachers; Superintendent—John M'Lean, 10 John Street;
Secretary— Neil Buchanan, 24 Antigua Street.
Band of Hope in connection with the congregation meets on Friday
evenings at 7 during winter. There is also a Total Abstinence Society.
Bible Class for Young Men and Women, conducted by the Minister,
meets on Friday evenings at 8.
Evangelistic Services are held on Saturday evenings at the 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.
Minister—Rev. Henry L. Yorke, B.A. ; Honorary Leader of Praise
— David Ritchie; Church Officer—Thomas H. Mayors, 5 Watt Street.
Sabbath Day Worship at 1 1 a.m. and 6.30 p.m.
The Sabbath School meets at 2.15 p.m.
Public Service on Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Prayer Meetings on
Sabbath at 7 a.m. and 8 p.m., and on Mondays at 8 p.m.
A Band of Hope meets on Fridays at 7.30 p.m. from October to April.
Society Classes meet for Christian Fellowship on Sabbath at 12.30
and 5. 15 p.m. and on each evening during the week, except Saturday.
A Young Men's Mutual Improvement Association meets on Tuesday
evenings at 8, from October to April.
Gospel Temperance Meeting on Saturdays at 7.30 p.m., from
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PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH—Roxburgh Street.
Minister—Rev. William Cuthbert, 49 Brisbane Street ; Church
Officer—Wm. M'Jannett, 10 Hill Street.
Sabbath Services at II a.m. and 6.30 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 8.
Public Service on Wednesday evenings at 8 in the hall under the
church.
Bible Class meets in the hall on Monday evenings at 8.30.
Various other meetings are held in different parts of the town during
the week, and are intimated on Sabbaths.
Mission Hall, Main Street—Sabbath service at 7 p.m. ; Tuesdays
S p.m.
BAPTIST CHURCH—Orangefield Place, Brachelston Sq.
Minister—Rev. Alexander Corbet, 2 Lyle Street ;
George M'Gregor ; Chapel-keeper— Donald Campbell,
ton Street.
Precentor
30 Welling-
Weekly Prayer Meeting and Lecture every Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock.
The Sabbath School meets every Sabbath evening at 5.30, 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.
During the Session the following meetings are also held :—Minister's
Bible Class on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ; Choir Practice on Thursdays at
8 p.m.
A Mission in connection with the Church holds its meetings every
Sabbath and Thursday in the Hall, East William Street.
BAPTIST CHURCH—George Square.
Minister— Rev. Robert Bennie, M.A., 23 Ardgowan Street (West) ;
Hon. Organist—William Gow, jun., 27 Nelson Street (West).
Sabbath Day Services—Public Worship at II a.m. and 6.30 p.m.;
Sabbath School at 2.30 p.m. Superintendent—Adam Leisk, jun.
Bible Class for Young Men and Women, conducted by the minister,
meets on Monday evenings at 8 o'clock ; and a Congregational Singing
Class is held at 9.
Public Worship and
o'clock.
Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings at 8
Young People's
at 7.30.
Meeting and Band of Hope on Friday evenings
SEAMEN'S CHAPEL— 1 Dock Breast.
Chaplain —William Smith.
Divine Service each Lord's Day at 1 1 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. ; also
Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7.30 p.m. Daily Meeting for Praise and
Prayer at 12 noon. Attached to this chapel are a Reading-Room and
Library, with the Daily Papers and amusing pastimes, draughts, chess,
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80 APPENDIX.
billiards, and bagatelle boards, free to all Seamen ; and those of variousnations
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 also occasionally visits the vessels
in the Roads, particularly emigrant ships, for the purpose of conducting
religious services, and distributing useful books amongst emigrants and
seamen of all nations.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH—Brougham Street.
Pastor—Very Rev. Dean Taylor ; Assistants—Rev. James R
Morrison, and Rev. Ellis P. Rogan, D.D. ; Church Officer—Patrick
M'Ginlay, house, 24 Trafalgar Street.
Male and Female Schools for Week-days and Sundays in connection
with this church.
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH— 1 Rue-end Street.
Pastor— Rev. Thomas P. O'Reilly ; Assistant—Rev. Gerald Stack ;
Caretaker—Mrs Duffy, 10 Stanners Street.
Sunday and Week-day Schools in connection with this church.
Convent or Middle-Class School at Bank House.
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 1888-91 :— John Macphail (chairman), John A.
Bell, John C. Borland, Neil Brown, John Erskine, Renton Macara,
Thomas Mitchell, Rev. Thomas Peter O'Reilly, Rev. David S. Peters,,
M.A., Dugald Shankland, Rev. Alexander Taylor.
Clerk, G. Williamson. Treasurer, Quintin Bone.
Inspecting Officer, George Ritchie; Assistants, R. W. Jamieson, jun.,
and D. B. Macfarlan ; Medical Officer, T. Philip, M.B., CM.
Board Room and Offices, Municipal Buildings, Wallace Square.
WEST (LANDWARD) PARISH SCHOOL BOARD (1888-91).
James Reid, wool-spinner, Monfode, Greenock ; Thomas Neill,
sugar refiner, Balgray, Greenock ; W. O. Leitch, rope-spinner, 39
Ardgowan Street (West), Greenock ; H. R. B. Peile, factor, Inverkip ;
A. M. Fleming, wool-spinner, 65 Esplanade, Greenock, members.
J. Innes Macdougall, clerk and treasurer, Mansionhouse.
EAST (LANDWARD) PARISH SCHOOL BOARD (1888-91).
James Reid, wool-spinner, Monfode, Greenock ; Thomas Neill,
sugar refiner, Balgray, Greenock ; W. O. Leitch, rope-spinner, 39
Ardgowan Street (West), Greenock ; H. R. B. Peile, factor, Inverkip ;
A. M. Fleming, wool-spinner, 65 Esplanade, Greenock, members.
J. Innes Macdougall, clerk and treasurer, Mansionhouse.

APPENDIX. 8
PERMANENT SCHOOLS UNDER GREENOCK
(BURGH) SCHOOL BOARD.
HIGHER CLASS PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Greenock Academy.
The Greenock Academy, situated in Nelson Street, was opened in
September, 1855, and was intended to provide a good general education
for boys and girls. It contains twelve spacious and well-aired classrooms,
with teachers' rooms, &c, and a large hall in which all the
pupils might be assembled ; there is also an extensive 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. It is now conducted under the Burgh School Board.
Rector, E. L. Neilson ; Arithmetic and Mathematics, W. U.
Park, M.A. ; Classical department, the Rector ; English department,
head-master, James B. Anderson; French, M. Menard; German, R.
Dryden ; Writing, J. W. M'Gregor ; Drawing, T. R. Milligan ;
Pianoforte and Singing, George T. Poulter ; Class Singing, W. P.
Cross; Dancing, Mrs Gillies ; Sewing and Fancy Work, Miss M 'Lean;
Gymnastics and Drill by Sergt. -Major A. Woods ; Janitor, Wm. Downie.
There are two Bursaries in connection with the Academy, the holders
of which are entitled to attend all the ordinary classes gratis :— (1) The
Macfie Bursary, founded by the late William Macfie, Esq., of Langhouse,
which is competed for annually and is open to boys from any
school— 5 boys ; (2) The Fairrie Bursary, founded by the late Thomas
Fairrie, Esq., Greenock. One boy appointed each year by Mr Fairrie's
trustees— 5 boys.
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 school approved
advertisement will be made accordingly.
by
3.
the Directors ; and due
Any boy may be selected
to enter in any year of the classical curriculum, according to the judgment
of the 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 Thomas Fairrie, Esq.,
and he stipulated by his deed of settlement, that
bequest made by him to the Academy, the Directors
in return for the
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.
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In addition to the ordinary class prizes, the following are competed
for annually at the close of the session :— I. The Stewart Gold Medal
limited to boys and girls of the eighth and ninth years attending the
Academy during the session in which the medal is given ; the examination
will embrace papers on the subjects, and of the numerical values
following :— (i) English, ioo ; (2) History and Geography, 100;
(3) Latin or French, 100 ; (4) Arithmetic, 100; (5) German or Mathematics,
100 ; in No. 3 the pupil has a choice between Latin and
French ; in No. 5, between German and Mathematics. 2. The
Brown Society's Prize—open to boys in the Classical Department
during the session. 3. The Campbell Prize—A Case of
Mathematical
Department.
Instruments to the best scholar in the Mathematical
The prizes for Scripture knowledge—open to all
Pupils of the eighth and ninth years.
The School Board also offer two Bursaries—the one for £10 to
Pupils who have passed Standard VI., the other for £8, to Pupils who
have passed Standard V., both to be decided by competition, and
tenable for two years.
ELEMENTARY PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Highlanders' Academy, Mount Pleasant Street— Robert Wilson,
head-master, and assistants.
Mearns Street School—And. Young, head-master, and assistants.
Belville Place School— Alex. Bremner, head-master, and assistants.
Glebe School, Crawfurd Street— John Wilson, head-master, and
assistants.
St. Andrew Square School—Wm. B. Ingram, head-master, and
assistants.
.Shaw Street School—M. Carmichael, head-master, and assistants.
Holmscroft School—William Cook, B.A. (London), head-master,
and assistants.
Alan Ker School, Ann Street—A. K. Macdonald, head-master, and
assistants.
Ann Street (Charity) School—Mr Gordon Simpson, head-master,
and assistants. Managers—Messrs John C. Borland, D. Shankland,
Renton Macara, D. D. Adamson; Councillors Miller, Cameron, Thome.
Mr Adamson, Secretary ; Mr
Shankland, Treasurer ; Mr Macara,
Chairman.
Hill-end School— James Watson, head-master, and assistants.
Duncan Street (Temporary) School—Mr John Morrison, headmaster,
and assistants.
Science and Art Classes are taught in connection with the Science
and Art Department of the Council on Education, under a Committee
composed partly of members of the School Board, and partly of outside
members. The following are the subjects and the schools at which
they are taught during the present session :—Holmscroft Public School
— Physiography, Inorganic Chemistry (Theoretical and Practical Elementary)
by William Cook, B.A., London; Physiology, by James
M 'Bride ; Mathematics, by James M'Cubbin ; Magnetism and Electricity
and Drawing, by Dugald Macfarlane, B.A. , London ; Inorganic
and Organic Chemistry (Theoretical and Practical), by Angus Smith,
F. C. S. Shaw Street Public School—Machine Construction and Drawing,
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APPENDIX. 83
Applied Mechanics, Steam, Plane and Solid Geometry and Mechanical
Engineering, by J. KerrReid; Naval Architecture, by Daniel Gwynnjun.
Under East (Landward) Parish School Board.
Ladyburn School—Wm. Lees, head-master and assistants.
PRIVATE AND SECTARIAN EDUCATIONAL
ESTABLISHMENTS.
Kilblain Academy—English, writing, arithmetic, book-keeping,
•shorthand, mathematics, Latin, Greek, French, German, drawing,
painting, music, dancing, drill, and sewing. Head Masters— James
Slater, B.A., and David Wardrop, M.A.
Avenue Park Collegiate School, 95 Brisbane St. —Principal, John
Graham, B.A.
Fairrie's Trust School, 13 East Shaw Street—English grammar,
geography, arithmetic, writing, history, composition, and
knowledge, &c.— James Hutchison and assistants.
Scriptural
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.
Eskgrove Academy, 50 Ardgowan Street (west)—Principal, William
Taylor, Member of the General Council of Edinburgh University.
Episcopal School (East), Under Crescent Street—English grammar,
geography, history, writing, arithmetic, sewing, music—Mr Thomas
Irish, teacher.
Episcopal School ( West), JamaicaStreet—Miss Murray and assistants.
Kindergarten, 61 Finnart Street— Misses Macleod and Grylls and
assistants.
Kindergarten, Boarding and Day School, 51 Finnart Street—Mrs A.
Sandeman and assistants.
Gregor's Preparatory School, and Evening Classes, 61 Regent Street.
Bank House (Middle) School—Under the superintendence of
Franciscan Sisters.
St. Mary's R.C. Parish School, East Shaw Street—General branches
of education—boys' department— James M'Lernan, head master, and
girls' department—under the superintendence of Franciscan
assistants ;
Sisters, from Bank House, and assistants.
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.
Navigation School, 2S Cathcart Street (in connection with M.
Walker & Son's establishment). Branches taught—Navigation, engineering,
nautical astronomy, mathematics, seamanship, ship's business,
and rule of the road— John St. V. M'Nally, instructor.
School of Art, held in Town Hall under the Science and Art
Department of the Committee of Council on Education. A. J.
Turnbull, chairman ; Alexander Cameron, solicitor, hon. secretary ;
Walter Yuille, teacher.
Greenock Shorthand Writers' Association.—Open to all Phono-
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meets during the winter months in Shaw Street Public School, for
reporting practice and discussions on Shorthand topics, and examinations
for Mr Pitman's speed certificates are held periodically. Thefollowing
are the Office-Bearers for 1889-90 : —Hon. president— Harry-
Smith, Esq. ; hon. vice-presidents— James Aitken, Esq., and John
Macphail, Esq. president— Mr Angus M'Leod, jun. ;
; vice-president—
Mr Geo. de G. Hill; Treasurer—Mr James Reid ; Secretary—Mr John
R. Brodie ; Librarians—Messrs G. Hoy and John Paterson ; with a
committee of six.
Greenock Ragged School Association—School Buildings, with,
superintendent and matron's house attached, Wellington, Captain, and
Holmscroft Streets. Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., president ;
Sir Charles J. Pearson, Sheriff of Renfrew and Bute ; Thomas.
Sutherland, Esq., M.P. for Greenock ; Robt. Shankland, Esq., Provost
of Greenock, and James Stewart, Esq., of Blackhouse, &c, vicepresidents
; Robert Allan, Esq., president of acting committee
Mr Archibald Paton, treasurer ; Mr M. F. Dunlop, secretary ; Mrs-
J. C. Hunter,
A. D. Grant,
president of ladies' committee ; Miss Little, and Mrssecretaries
to committee of girls' school ; Mr Alex.
Thomson, superintendent ; Mrs Mackie, matron. 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 is conducted
is as follows :—The children receive an allowance of food for
their daily
trained to
support ; are instructed in reading, writing, and arithmetic ;
industry by employing them daily in such works as are
suited to their years ; and taught the truths of the Gospel, making
the Holy Scriptures the ground-work of instruction, and on Sundays
the children receive suitable religious teaching.
INSTITUTIONS.
GREENOCK LIBRARY—Watt Monument, Union Street.
Instituted 1st January, 1783.
Hours from 9 till II, I till 5, and 7 till 9 daily—on Saturdays from y
till 9 evening.
Managed by a Committee selected annually in January.
Dr Marshall, Chairman. Louson Walker, Treasurer. Allan Park
Paton, Secretary and Librarian.
The Library (including Foreign, Theological, Scientific, Mathematical,
and Botanical Departments) contains about 25,000 vols., and
there are over 400 subscribers. There is a large supply of the most
recently published works of importance and interest.
The first-class subscription, entitling to a new work of one or more
volumes, an old work, and a review or magazine, is 21s. The secondclass
subscription, entitling to one volume at a time from the General-
Library, is 6s 6d. The Monument is open to visitors.
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WATT MUSEUM—Watt Institution, Kelly Street.
The Museum and adjoining Lecture Hall were erected at the
•cost of the late James M 'Lean, Esq. , of West Bank, and were opened
on 3rd November, 1876. Hours, from 11 till 5; Saturdays, from 3
till 9 evening. Admission free. Managed by a joint-committee
from the Greenock Library and the Greenock Philosophical Society
John Scott, C.B., Chairman; Louson Walker, treasurer; A. Campbell
Finlay, secretary ; Thomas Rennie, 13 Watt Street, curator.
GREENOCK MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.
11 Tobago Street and 1 1 and 13 Sir Michael Street.
(Instituted 1836.)
—
The Directorate consists of 21 members, one-third of whom are
-elected annually. President, John Macnaught ; Treasurer, Thomas O.
Stewart; Secretary, Robert M. Smith; Curator, Jabez Mountford.
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 tables, chess, draughts, dominoes, &c, for the
use of the members.
visitors, one penny.
Membership, 5s per annum, or is 6d per quarter,
The Library, opened in 1832, contains upwards of 5000 volumes of
scientific and miscellaneous literature ; open every evening (Sundays
excepted) from 7.30 to 9 p.m. Membership— yearly, 3 books, 5s; 2
books, 4s ; I book, 2s 6d ; Membership for Half-year, is 6d.
Public Baths in connection with the Institute, open daily to the public
from 8 a.m. till 10 p.m. ; Sundays, 7 till 10 a.m.
The large hall of the Institute, affording sitting accommodation for
upwards of 500, is largely used for lectures, concerts, soirees, public
meetings, See. , and in connection therewith there are a number of smaller
rooms, much used for trade and other society meetings.
Greenock Conservative Club.—The club is situated at 29 Hamilton
Street, and was inaugurated in 1883. It is managed by the Conservative
Association, and is
Conservative party.
open to all who give a general adherence to the
The subscription is 3s per annum. Chairman of
Conservative Association, Robert Binnie, Esq. ; chairman of club
committee, Thomas Neill, Esq. ; secretary and treasurer, Louson Walker,
Esq.; curator, John D. M 'Arthur.
Greenock Young Men's Christian Association—Instituted 1830
The Association Building is situated at 17 West Stewart Street.
Office-bearers—Robert Binnie, Esq., honorary president ; J. D. Scott,
Esq., honorary vice-president ; R. F. Watson, president ; J. D. Muir,
vice-president: Allan M'Lean, secretary; James Paterson, treasurer;
William Lament, corresponding secretary, Palmerston Buildings ; A.
M'P. Bruce, reading-room secretary ; George Cameron, librarian.
This Association has for its object the religious, intellectual, and social
improvement of its members, and of the young men of Greenock.
Nine weekly meetings are held in various places. An evangelistic
meeting is held every Saturday night at 8 o'clock for young men. A
register of lodgings is kept. There are also Reading Room and Library
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5s 6d; half-yearly, 3s; quarterly, is 6d ; members of kindred associations,
3s 6d annually ; apprentices, 2s 6d annually. Young men coming
to reside in the town are cordially invited to join the Association.
Greenock Seamen's Friends' Society— Instituted 1820—Ex-Provost
Lyle, president; Robert Kerr, treasurer; M. M'C. Brown, secretary;.
John MTver, assistant secretary ; with 36 directors ; William Smith,,
chaplain ; John Swan,
at Sailors' Home, I
officer. This society has a
Dock Breast, seating 350,
Seamen's Chapel,,
in which Divine
Service is conducted at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. each Lord's Day.
A Reading Room and Library are open daily from 9 to 9, free
of charge. Loan Libraries to all foreign-going ships—about 200
are thus issued in the year. It has a depot where the Scriptures are
sold at reduced prices in various languages. The Chaplain also
occasionally visits the vessels in the Roads, especially emigrant ships.
Sailors' Home, 1 Dock Breast— Instituted 1852— John Ritchie,
superintendent. Committee of Management—The Provost of Greenock,
the Chairman of Harbour Committee, the Collector of Customs, and the
Shipping Master, with the president, treasurer, secretary, chaplain, and
seven members of the Seamen's Friends' Society. The Home has.
accommodation for 80 seamen, and is fitted up with every convenience
and comfort.
Sir Gabriel Wood's Mariners' Asylum.—This institution was founded
by the late Commissary-General Sir Gabriel Wood, for the reception of
sixty-five aged and decayed merchant master mariners and merchant
seamen, being natives of one or other of the counties of Renfrew, Ayr,
Dumbarton, Argyle, and Bute, and who shall have attained the age of
55 years, and be of good character. The members of the present
committee of management are Messrs A. P. Lyle, Matthew Hill, A. C.
Finlay, J. F. Rankin, Reverend John Barclay, James Maclean, J. D.
Clink, Thomas Crawford, C. S. Caird, D. D. Adamson, Ninian Hill,.
Dugald Macdougall, and Robert Kerr. Treasurer, J. Campbell Hart,,
National Bank ; clerk, George Macdonald, solicitor, 26 Plamilton Street-
Scott Institution, 5 Nelson Street (West).—By Will, dated 8th
January, 1836, Mr William Scott, of Saint Andrew's, New Brunswick,
bequeathed his estates, situated in New Brunswick, in trust
"to the Provost and Magistrates for the time being, as also
the two clergymen of the East and West Parishes of his father's,
native town of Greenock," for "the endowment of a school for the
maintenance and education of as many indigent orphan children to be
instructed in English reading and grammar, together with writing,
arithmetic, and a few of the plain branches of mathematics/' Mr Scott
died in 1838. The Trustees realised about ^4000. An institution has.
now been endowed, of which Mr Robert Hosea is superintendent, and
Mrs Hosea matron. Several admissions have been made of indigent
orphan children, and the institution has been for some years in full
and satisfactory working order. Mr Plew MTlwraith, writer, is the
treasurer and secretary of the institute.
Greenock Working Boys' Home, Bank Top, for friendless or destitute
working lads above 14 years of age—Dr Marshall, president ; Peter
MacKellar, treasurer ; James A. Love, secretary ; John Hastie, James-
M 'Gavin, Thomas P. Finlay, Robert Hamilton, Robert Hunter, H. W.
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Finlay, and William Hardie, members of committee ; Mr George G.
Mitchell, superintendent.
Training Home for Friendless Girls was opened June, 1865, as a
necessary adjunct to the operations of the "Mission to Friendless
Females, " one of the objects of this Association being to rescue from
falling into vicious habits friendless girls 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 old premises in Mount Pleasant Street having been purchased by
the School Board, a new home was erected in Brachelston Street, and
formally opened in October, 1887. The Home is principally supported
by voluntary subscriptions. Trustees—Ex-Provost Lyle, R. Little, Esq.,
Brymner, president; Mrs Prentice, vice-
J. Macgregor, Esq. ; Mrs president ; Miss H.
J.
B. Carmichael, treasurer ; Miss Stark and Miss
Johnstone, secretaries; Rev. J. F. Macpherson, chaplain; D. Campbell,
M. Hill, A. M. Fleming, J. W. Black, J. Kinloch, R. Hamilton, R.
Chalmers, and Rev. J. P. Struthers, M.A., directors. Miss Watson,
matron.
Greenock Medical Aid Society—Home, 15 Caddlehill Terrace.—
Mrs M'Nicol, matron ; John Scott, Esq., C.B., president; Joseph D.
Scott, Esq., vice-president ; Mr William Auld, writer, secretary ; Mr
Duncan M'Callum, treasurer; Dr Marshall, Dr Broadfoot, Dr Wilson,
Rev. Peter Thomson, Rev. John Trew, Messrs James M 'Gavin, Robert
Binnie, Robert Chalmers, and John Gilchrist, acting committee, with
office-bearers ex officiis members of committee. The object of the society
is to provide medical comforts and attendance in the ' Homes '
in the residences of the patients for persons resident in Greenock,
or in the parish of Inverkip (which includes Gourock) and Port-
Glasgow, labouring under incurable disease, or others who, though
not incurable, may require months or years of nursing and treatment,
and are incapable of earning a livelihood.
Buchanan Night Asylum.—By Codicil and Deed of Foundation,
dated 4th December, 1 862, 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
; •
" and
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. Louson Walker, secretary and
treasurer, 33 Cathcart Street.
House of Refuge, or Shelter for Females, Ingleston— Instituted 1853
—Mrs James Reid, president ; Miss Mary Hunter, vice-president
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and a committee of ladies and gentlemen ; Mrs Oakden, matron.
The object of this institution is to afford shelter to fallen females,
training them for the duties of the household, and to assist in getting
them into service with respectable families. The industries prosecuted
n the Home are mainly laundry and needle work.
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 58 Ann .Street, was opened on the 10th
February, 1873. Miss Macbeth, matron. The inmates receive the
benefit of religious instruction, and are expected to earn their own
livelihood at the Home, by the exercise of such industries for which
they may be suited. When reformed, the Committee procure situations
or work for the inmates either at home or abroad. The society is
supported by voluntary subscriptions. Sheriff Nicolson, president ;
Abram Lyle, Esq., and James Morton, Esq., vice-presidents; John
Rodger, Esq., secretary; Rev. John F. Macpherson, B.D., chaplain.
There is a committee of gentlemen and also of ladies, with a staff of
prison and district visitors. Mrs Colin S. Caird, president ; Mrs
Abram Lyle, vice-president ; Mrs Duncan Cunningham, secretary ; and
Miss Rodger, treasurer to ladies' committee.
FREEMASONS.
PRO GRAND LODGE RENFREWSHIRE WEST.
Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart, Bart. (No. 12), R.W.P.G.M.
Commissioned office-bearers— -Michael Hugh Shaw Stewart (No. 12),
D.P.G.M. ; James Reid, (No. 175), S.P.G.M. ; David J. Dunlop
(No. 68), P.G.S.W. ; Duncan Cunningham (No. 12), P.G.J.W. ;
Rev. Archibald Fullarton (No. 12), P.G. chaplain; John P. Fyfe
(No. 12), P.G. secretary. Elected office-bearers—
James Glen (No.
626), P.G. treasurer; Alexander Smith (No. 12), P.G.S.D. ; David
Wingate(No. 217), P.GJ.D. ; William Hayne (No. 626), P.G. architect
Robert Rennie (No. 12), P.G. Bible-bearer ; Robert Urie (No. 175),
P.G. director of ceremonies; H. N. Whitelaw (No. 217), P.G. director of
music ; C. W. Rippon (No. 626), P.G. steward ; G. Crookston (No. 68),
P.G. inner guard; Charles Murray (No. 12), P.G. tyler.
Lodge Greenock Kilwinning, No. 12, Instituted 1728.— Officebearers
for 1889—Thomas Stewart, R.W.M. ; William Allison, P.M.;
Dr Fox, D.M. ; Duncan Cunningham and Alexander Smith, O.M.;
Dr Philip, S.M.;
Andrew Nimmo,
Peter M'Lellan, S.W. ; John D. Stevenson, J.W.;
secretary; James Grant, treasurer; Hugh M'P.
Watson, S. D. ; James Hutchison, J.D. ; Rev. John Trew, B.A.,
chaplain ; Thomas Ritchie, architect ; R. M. Proctor, jeweller ; Harry
Burdee, director of music ; Walter Etheridge, John M'Kim, and James
A. Brown, senior stewards ; John Harley, I.G. ; Charles Murray, tyler.
Place of meeting, Council Chambers.
Lodge Greenock St. John. No. 175— Instituted 1776.—Dugald
M'Innes, R.W.M. ; James Aulcl, P.M. ; Robert Urie, D.M. ; William
Cameron, O.M. ; William Smith, S.W. ; W. A. Cairney, J.W. ; John
Macquarrie, secretary ; William Stronach, treasurer; Rev. Thomas Kay,
chaplain; J. W. Gillies, hon. director of music ; J. Lang, S.D.; James
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M. Robert, J.D. ; James Taylor, 1st S.S.; L. W. Smith, 2nd S.S.;
John Weir, 1st J.S. ; S. Robertson, 2nd J.S. ; William Smith, I.G. ;
Tom Wilson, tyler. Lodge rooms and secretary's office, 27 Cathcart
Street.
Greenock Royal Arch Chapter, No. 17.—William Allison, M.E.Z.;
"William Hughes, H.; William Smith, I ; Andrew Nimmo, 1st P.S.J. ;
John Lang, 2nd P.S.J. ; James Taylor, 3rd P.S.J. ; John Macquarrie,
'S.E. ; James Grant, S.N. ; C. G. Stewart, treasurer ; Rev. John Trew,
chaplain -; Jas. W. Gillies, hon. director of music ; Thomas Wilson,
janitor. Chapter-room, St. John's Hall, 27 Cathcart Street.
LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION.
Basis of the Institution.
The Institution is composed of Protestants, united and resolved to the
utmost of their power to support and defend the rightful Sovereign, the
Protestant religion, the laws of the realm, the legislative union, and
the succession to the throne in the House of Brunswick being
Protestant ; and united further, for the defence of their own persons
;and properties, and the maintenance of the public peace. It is exclusively
an association of those who are attached to the religion of the
Reformation, and will not admit into its brotherhood persons whom an
intolerant spirit leads to persecute, injure, or upbraid any man on
account of his religious opinions. They associate also in honour of
King William III., Prince of Orange, whose name they bear, as
supporters of his glorious memory.
Greenock District, No. 34, consists of 17 Lodges.
Office-bearers for 1889—William Halliday, * V.W.M. ; Robert
Johnston, P.M. ; William Ross, D.D.M. ; Hugh Mathieson, S.M. ;
'George M. Neill, secretary ; James Ballantine, treasurer ; Hugh Kane,
CM. ;
Robert Gamble, tyler!
Lodge Rooms and Offices—Victoria Orange Hall, I East Blackhall
Street, John Ballantine, curator.
Quarterly meetings of the District
uary, April, July, and October.
Lodge—Fourth Monday in Jan-
Lodges.
Mountjoy, No. II.—Meets third Thursday of each month in Victoria
Orange Hall, at 8 p.m. Jas. Cooper, W.M. ; Samuel Mitchell, D.M. ;
Geo. M. Neill, Secretary; Robert Murphy, Treasurer.
Blythswood, No. 97.—Meets last Thursday evening of each month
in Orange Hall. William Ross, W.M. ; John Boyd, D.M. ; David
Kyle, .Secretary ; John Twaddle, Treasurer.
Rising Sons of William, No. 112.— -Meets second Monday evening
of each month in Orange Hall. William Kerr, W.M. ; William Patten,
D.M. ; John Young, Secretary ; Joseph Hill, Treasurer.
Albion Heroes, No. 270.—Meets in Conservative Club on the first
Tuesday of each month. William Patterson, W.M. ; John M'Clure,
D.M. ;
James Magee, Secretary.
Thistle Tops, No. 271.—Meets in Mechanics' Institute on the
second Friday of each month. Thos. Wilson, W.M. ; Joseph Stewart,
D.M ; William Baird, Secretary; William Gillanders, Treasurer.
John Knox, No. 320. —Meets in Orange Hall on the first Friday

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evening of each month. Robert Bell, W.M. ; Thomas Lee, D.M. ;
John T. Clark, Secretary ; B. M 'Mullen, Treasurer.
Victoria, No. 334. — Meets in Orange Hall on first Thursday of each
month. Robt. Wallace, W.M. — ;
Hill, Secretary; William M'Alees,,
Treasurer.
Albert, No. 335.-—Meets in Orange Hall on last Friday of each
month. William Hyde, W.M. ; Wm. Robertson, D.M. ; Samuel
Thompson, Secretary ;
Wm. Halliday, Treasurer.
Britannia, No. 336. — Meets in Orange Hall on third Friday of each,
month. Henry Ross, W.M. ; Wm. M'Cartney, D.M. ; Alex. Steel,
Secretary ; James Leith, Treasurer.
Greenock Heroes, No. t,37-—Meets in Orange Hall on second
Friday of each month. Samuel Leslie, W.M. ; John Craig, D.M. ;
Thomas Warnock, Secretary ; David Whiteside, Treasurer.
True Blues, No. 339.—Meets in Orange Hall on third Monday of
— M'Guigan, Treasurer.
each month. Hugh Mathieson, W.M. ; John Heron, D.M. ; Robert
Hamill, Secretary ;
Old Boyne, No. 340.—Meets in Orange Hall on second Thursday
of each month. Robert Johnstone, W.M. ; Hugh Kane, D.M. ; Geo.
Evans, Secretary ;
Wm. Carson, Treasurer.
Covenant of Peace, No. 343.— -Meets on second Friday evening of
each month in Orange Hall. Robert Gamble, W.M. ; Alex. Poole,,
D.M. ; Robert M'Alees, Secretary; John M'Lachlan, Treasurer.
Scotia, No. 344. — Meets in Orange Hall on second Tuesday of each
month. John Purcell, W.M. ; Robert M'Kendrick, D.M. ; James
Ballantine, Secretary; James M'Cloy, Treasurer.
No. 345 (Rothesay). — -Meets on the first Friday evening of
each month in Masonic Hall, Rothesay. Hugh M'Graw, W.M.
St. John's Defenders, No. 505.—Meets in Conservative Club on
second Saturday of each month. Henry Walker, W.M. ; J. Neilly,
D.M. ; George Creelman, Secretary ; James Bowman, Treasurer.
Chosen Few, No. 699—Meets in Orange Hall on first Monday of
1
each month. Wm. Barnes, W.M. ; Peter Gordon, D.M. ; William
Thompson, Secretary ; Joseph Bell, Treasurer.
Royal Black Preceptories.
(Being higher degrees of Orangeisrn.)
St. George's R.B. P., No. 164 (in connection with which there is a
well-stocked Library for the use of the members), meets in Victoria
Orange Hall on the last Tuesday of each month. Henry Ross, Sir
Knight W.M. ;
George M. Neill, Sir Knight Registrar.
Wickliffe R.B. P., No. 221, meets third Saturday of each month
in Victoria Orange Hall. John M'Keever, Sir Knight W.M. ; Geo.
Paterson, .Sir Knight Registrar.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS, M.U.
Greenock District consists of five Lodges, with 675 members. The
officers of the district for the present year are :—Grand Master, James
Lumsden, Helensburgh ; Deputy Grand, James Lauder, Wellington.
Street, Greenock ; Corresponding Secretary, Alexander Macfarlane, 27"
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LODG ES.
Banks of Clyde, 174 members, instituted 1838—Meets every alternate
Monday evening in hall, 15 Charles Street. Hugh Graham, jun.,
19 South Street, secretary.
James Watt, 134 members, instituted 1839—Meets every alternate
Monday evening in hall, 15 Charles Street. Samuel Currie, 60 Kelly
Street, secretary.
Highland Mary, 74 members, instituted 1840— Meets every alternate
Friday evening in hall, 15 Charles Street. Robert Rae, Trafalgar
Street, secretary.
Newark, Port-Glasgow, 81 members, instituted 1839—Meets in
Oddfellows' Hall, Gillespie's Lane, every fourth Monday evening. John
Grieve, Chapel Lane, Port-Glasgow, secretary.
Helensburgh, 230 members, instituted 1841— Meets in Oddfellows"
Hall, Colquhoun Square, Helensburgh, every alternate Tuesday. John
A. M'Farlan, 10 George Street, Helensburgh, secretary.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.
The Greenock District, instituted April, 1842. — Consists of eleven
Courts, comprising 2954 financial and 90 honorary members. William
M'Kenzie, D.C.R. ; Thomas Clark, D. S.C.R. ; Alex. Paton, treasurer;.
James Russell, secretary. Aggregate worth of District and Court
funds, ,£13,167.
Court Banks of Clyde, No. 1 109, instituted 1840.—409 financial and
12 honorary members. Joseph Tosh, C.R. ; James Aird, S.C.R.;
Alexander Livingston, treasurer ; James Lindsay, secretary ; John
Carlyle, M.D., CM., surgeon. Meet every alternate Tuesday in
Foresters' Hall, East Shaw Street.
Court Caledonia, No. 1275, instituted, 1841.— 506 financial and 14
honorary members. David Clark, C.R. ; Angus Cameron, S.C.R. ;
Wm. Simpson, treasurer ; Cornelius Craig, secretary ; John Carlyle,
M.D., CM., surgeon. Meet every alternate Tuesday in Friendly
Societies' Hall, 17 Charles .Street.
Court Royal Archer, No. 1544, instituted 1842. — 276 financial and
10 honorary members. Robert M. Gilkison, OR.; James Allan,
S.C.R.; Alex. M'Donald, treasurer; Hercules D. Soutter, secretary;
Allan Galloway, M.D., surgeon. Meet every alternate Monday in
Foresters' Hall, East Shaw Street.
Court Newark, No. 41 11, instituted 1863. —295 financial and 10
honorary members. Meet every alternate Monday in Temperance Hall,
Church Street, Port-Glasgow.
Court James Watt, No. 4468, instituted 1864.—317 financial and 6
honorary members. James Molseed, C.R. ; David Paterson, S.C.R.;
Thomas Scott, treasurer ; James B. Hay, secretary ; John Carlyle, M.D.,
CM., surgeon. Meet every alternate Tuesday in Foresters' Hall, East
Shaw Street.
Court Glenalbyn, No. 451 1 (Easdale), instituted 1864. — 169
financial members, and 3 honorary members. Meet every third Wednesday
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Court Scotia, No. 5405, instituted 1869.— 187 financial and 4
honorary members. Meet every alternate Tuesday in Temperance
Hall, Church Street, Port-Glasgow.
Court Robert Burns, No. 5753, instituted 1872.— 159 financial
members. Thos. G. Haxton, CR. ; William Orkney, S.C.R. ; Robert
Dick, treasurer; George M'Kenzie, secretary; John Carlyle, M.D.,
CM., surgeon. Meet every alternate Wednesday in Joiners' Hall, 30
Nicolson Street.
Court Saint James, No. 5764, instituted 1872. — 397 financial and 25
honorary members. Meet every alternate Monday in Temperance Hall,
M'Dowall Street, Johnstone.
Court Highland Mary, No. 5851, instituted 1873.— 124 financial and
2 honorary members. John Robertson, CR. ; Thos. Thomson, S.C.R. ;
Hugh Cameron, treasurer ; Jas. M. Reid, secretary ; John C. Douglas,
M.D., CM., surgeon. Meet every alternate Monday in Foresters' Hall,
East Shaw Street.
Court Robert Burns, No. 6307, instituted 1876.—115 financial and
4 honorary members. Meet every alternate Monday in Artillery Hall,
Largs.
Juvenile Branch, instituted 1872. — 314 financial members. John
Fraser, 5851, president; William Sprunt, 1275, vice-president; James
B. Hay, 4468, treasurer; Duncan M'Callum, 1544, secretary; John
•Carlyle, M.D., CM., surgeon. Meet every Thursday four weeks in
Foresters' Hall, East Shaw Street.
Juvenile Branch (Johnstone), instituted 1884.— 151 financial members.
Meet every Tuesday four weeks.
Juvenile Branch (Caledonia, 1275), instituted 1885.— 53 financial
members, inclusive of male and female. James Burns, president ;
William M'Kenzie, vice-president; Alexander Paton, treasurer; Cornelius
Craig, secretary; John Carlyle, M.D., CM., surgeon. Meet
every alternate Tuesday in Friendly Societies' Hall, 17 Charles Street.
ANCIENT FREE GARDENERS.
Lily of the Vale Lodge (British Order).— -Meets in Cartsburn Hall,
•Cartsburn Street, every alternate Wednesday evening at 7.30. 283
financial and 27 honorary members. David Clark, W.M. ; Alex.
Walker, W.D.M. ; John M 'Arthur, treasurer; Robt. James Pelan,
secretary, n Carwood Street ; David Cairns, M.D., medical adviser.
Royal Oak Lodge (R.O.). —Meets in hall, 30 Nicolson Street,
every alternate Monday evening at 8 o'clock. 242 financial members
and 7 honorary members. Jno. Ferguson, W.M. ; R. R. Cottrel, D.M. ;
Ebenezer Dick, treasurer ; Malcolm Gillies, secretary, 20 Bruce Street ;
John Robert Black, M.D. , medical officer.
Fernof Ladyburn Lodge (St. Andrew's Order).—Meetseveryalternate
Monday in Britannia Hall, Arcade, at 8 p.m. Harry Smith, W.M. ;
James M'Dermid, D.M. ; David Allan, treasurer; J. B. Hay, secretary,
24 Lynedoch Street ; Dr Carlyle, medical officer.
Heatherbell Lodge (St. A.O. ).—Meets every alternate Monday in
Friendly Societies' Hall Charles Street. Alexander Ferrier, W.M. ;
John Robertson, D.M. ; James Boag, treasurer; Alexander Borland,
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LOYAL ORDER OF ANCIENT SHEPHERDS, A.U.
Greenock District—W. M'Dowall, treasurer, 8 West Burn Street ;.
Thomas Mitchell, corresponding secretary, 28 Cathcart Street.
Lome Lodge, 1509—Meets every alternate Monday evening in.
Friendly Societies' Hall, 17 Charles Street. John Bryce, secretary,,
6 Chapel Street ; Ceorge Beveridge, treasurer ; Dr Carlyle, surgeon.
Wellington Lodge, L.O.A.S., A.U.—Meets every alternate Tuesday
evening in Friendly Societies' Hall, 17 Charles Street. William,
M'Dowall, treasurer, 8 West Burn Street ; John A. Clark, secretary, 7
Boyd Street ; Dr J. R. Black, surgeon, 8 George Square.
Lodge Pride of Ladyburn, 1735, L.O.A.S., A.U.—Meets in Arcade-
Hall every alternate Tuesday. John Mitchell, secretary, 29 Rue-end
Street.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
John Dunlop District Lodge of the Independent Order of Good;
Templars, No. 51, for the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire. This Lodge
is composed of representatives from nine subordinate lodges in town,,
two in Port- Glasgow, two in Kilmalcolm, one in Gourock, and one in
Inverkip. Robt. Paterson, D.D.G.C.T. ; Robert Dixon, D.C.T. ;
Win. C. Rodger, D.V.T. ; William Smith, D.T. ; Charles Thomson,,
D.P.C.T. ; Hugh M. Easton, 69 Regent Street, D. Secretary.
RECHABITES.
Friendly Society.—The Good Samaritan Tent, No. 321— Established
1875.—Meets in the Temperance Hall every alternate Monday evening
at 8 o'clock, where intending candidates can be enrolled. Members, by
a graduated scale of payments, have the option of receiving from 2s 6d
to 15s per week during sickness, with medicine and doctor's attendance
free, and from £$ to ^30 at death. Members also receive 15s on the
death of a child under three months old, and £l 10s on the death of a
child from three months up to three years of age, provided the member
himself has paid not less than 52 weeks' contributions. Entrance fee,
4s ; under 20, 2s. There is also a Juvenile Tent, admitting children
from 3 years and upwards, receiving doctor's attendance and from ^3 to>
^"io at death. It is conducted on purely temperance principles. Full
information may be had from the tent secretary, Jas. S. Cuthbertson,
83 Wellington Street.
Order of Sons of Temperance Friendly Society— John Dunlop
Division No. 92.— Instituted, 27th February, 1865—Meets every
alternate Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock, in Temperance Institute,
West Stewart Street. Object— by payment of initiation fee of 2s 6d, and
a graduated scale of payment according to age, a benefit in case of
sickness, of 10s per week, with doctor and medicine free, and a sum of
£10 at death. In connection with above a Cadet Section, for boys
from 6 to 16 years of age, meets in the same place every alternate
Thursday evening at 7.15. By payment of 2d entry money and i£d
per week they are entitled to medical attendance and medicine free and
from £2 to £7 at death, according to the length of time they have been
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SOCIETIES.
Greenock Friendly Funeral Society—Instituted 1824.— John Bell,
president ; John Mathieson, treasurer ; Duncan Gilmour, secretary ;
ijohn Fraser, officer. Meets in Borland's Temperance Hotel, 24
Cathcart Street. General Meetings are held on the third Thursday of
January, April, July, and October. This Society has for its objects the
assistance of relatives of deceased members, and the payment of all
funeral expenses. Entry-money, 6s.
United Reform Friendly Society—Office, 48 Vennel. Local committee,
John Thomson, William Moffat, and William Tucker ;
Simpson, district agent.
William
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 pay into the same. John Mitchell, president
Jno. M'Giveran, vice-president ; J. C. Weir, treasurer ; J. B. Hay, secretary,
24 Lynedoch Street; John Carlyle, M.D., medical officer ; William
Melrose, registered chemist and druggist, dispenser. Dispensary hours,
9 a.m. till 12.30 p.m., 1.30 till 5 p.m., and 6 till 8 p.m.; Sundays
9.30 till 10.30 a.m., and 5 till 5.30 p.m.
•; Saint Andrew's Ambulance Association (Greenock Centre).—Colonel
John Scott, C.B., president ; Major R. Thorne, chairman ; Capt. Angus,
vice-chairman ; J. Tannahill, honorary treasurer; A. R. Prentice, honorary
secretary, 18 Kilblain Street ; with an executive committee of 10 and a
gentlemen. The objects of the association are :
general committee of 43
(ist) Instruction in ambulance duties by the establishment of classes, so
that the members thereof may be able to render intelligent first aid to
persons accidentally injured, pending the arrival of a medical man ; (2)
the placing of stretchers, ambulance waggons, and other appliances
necessary for the relief of the injured in such situations as may be
considered advisable, so as to enable assistance to be given with the
least possible delay.
Clyde Shipmasters' Provident Association— Instituted 1842.—Ex-
Provost Lyle, president ; Daniel D. Adamson, vice-president ; John
Cunningham, treasurer and secretary ; with a committee of twelve
members ; secretary's office, 32 Cathcart Street.
Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners— Instituted i860, for
support of sick, disabled, and unemployed members, insurance against
loss of tools, and the advance of trade interests.—The Greenock Branch
meets every alternate Monday at 7.30 in Britannia Hall, Arcade.
Alexander Martin, secretary, 71 Ann Street ; R. L. Hunter, treasurer,
9 Lynedoch Street.
Associated Carpenters and Joiners of Scotland— Instituted, 1861.—
The Society was originated for the support of sick, infirm, and disabled
members, for interment of deceased members, insurance against the loss
of tools and maintenance and advance of trade interests. The Greenock
•(United) Branch meets in the Hall, 30 Nicolson Street. Committee
meets every Tuesday at 7 p.m. Monthly meetings, first Tuesday of
every month at 8 p.m. John Auld, secretary, 25 Mount Pleasant Street.
Amalgamated Society of Engineers.—The Greenock Branch of the
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Amalgamated Society of Engineers meets in their Hall, 10 William
Street, every alternate Monday, from 7 till 9 o'clock.
secretary, 10 Shaw Place.
Geo. Ferguson,
The Associated Blacksmiths of Scotland, No. 2 Branch, Greenock,
Meets every second Monday in the Trades' Hall, 10 William Street, at
7.30 p.m. Robert Dick, secretary, 18 Vennel ; Alex. Wilkie, treasurer,
51 Kelly Street.
Greenock & Gourock Wine, Spirit & Beer Trade Association.— Officebearers,
1889—Neil Brown, president ; George Haldane, vice-president;
William O'Hara, treasurer ; William Alexander, 57 Vennel, hon.
secretary. Membership, 132; A. J. Macdougall & Thorn, law agents
and secretaries. The objects of this Association are to promote united
action among the members in obtaining the removal or modification of
improper or unnecessary restrictions imposed, or attempted to be
imposed, on the Wine, Spirit, and Beer Trade, and to protect the
just rights and interests of the Trade in the full and free exercise of
its business according to law, and for that purpose to watch and oppose
any measure or proceeding, Parliamentary or local, which may have
an injurious or oppressive tendency.
Greenock Juridical Society— Instituted 21st November, 1872. —This
Society has for its object the diffusion of legal knowledge among its
members, and the acquisition of a good style of speaking and writing.
Only Procurators, Law Clerks, and Apprentices, are eligible as members.
Greenock Medical Society — Instituted October 30, 1865.— The
objects are to receive communications on Medicine and Surgery,
to converse on Medical topics, and generally to promote professional
improvement and amicable feelings by any means that may from time to
time be approved of by the society. Ordinary meetings are usually held
once a month during session in the Society's Rooms, 27 West Burn Street.
Office-bearers—Dr Robertson, president; Dr Calder, secretary; Dr
Galloway, treasurer ; Dr Wilson, librarian.
Greenock Philosophical Society.—The object of this society is the
promotion of literature, science, and art, by means of lectures and
otherwise. The meetings are held in the Watt Institution. Officebearers
for Session 1889-90—Alex. S. Mories, president ; T. L. Patterson
and Louson Walker, vice-presidents ; Robert Hamilton, treasurer
and James Slater, secretary.
Greenock Natural History Society— Founded in 1878.—W. J.
Marshall, M.D., president; George H. Black, treasurer; Marcus Calder,
M.C.S.S., secretary. 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 Lecture Hall, Watt Institution, Kelly Street.
Greenock Protestant Association—Instituted 1862.— Objects—The
Study of the Bible and Romish Works; the enlightenment of Protestants
as to the real character of Popery, in its religious, social, and political
aspects, and the conversion of Romanists.
Swan, presidents ; Councillor Mitchell,
Provost Shankland and A.
hon. president ; Rev. W.
Wilson, chairman ; J. R. Cuthbertson, treasurer ; A. Gordon,
secretary ; W. MTlwee, librarian (library kept at 2 Grey Place) ; W.
Sinclair, conductor of psalmody ; with a committee of members.
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on Friday evenings, 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 Total Abstinence Society— -Instituted 1836.—Offices and
Halls, Temperance Institute, West Stewart Street. Ex-Provost Campbell,
ex- Provost Morton, ex- Provost Lyle, and Robert Little, Esq., hon..
presidents ; Bailie Lang, president ; B. C. Ross, Neil Buie, and
R. P. Templeton, vice-presidents ; Robert Dixon, treasurer ; William
Smith, secretary ; Adam Anderson, registrar of society and curator
of Institute.
Greenock Bible Society— Instituted 1807. — James Morton, presi-
dent ; Provost Shankland, Abram Lyle, and Dugald Campbell, vicepresidents
; Rev. Dr Bonar and Hugh Buie, secretaries ; James Paterson,
treasurer; James M'Kelvie & Sons, depositaries; with a committee
of 18 members. Representative Director, D. Campbell.
Greenock United Evangelistic Committee. —Members -Revs. R.
Bell, James Davidson, John Young, A. D. Grant ; Messrs Abram Lyle,
J. Grieve, jun., N. Hill, J Macphail, C. M'Call, R. Macpherson, J.
Prentice, D. Ritchie, and William Lamont, secretary. A fellowship
meeting is held every Monday evening in the Temperance Institute, and
an evangelistic meeting on Sabbath evenings in Town Hall or elsewhere,
besides special meetings as opportunity offers.
Greenock Sabbath School Union—Instituted 1870. — Joseph Russell,
hon. president; James Paterson, president; H. J. Taylor, vice-president;.
James Young, treasurer; Henry B. Kerr, 16 South Street, and John
Macleod, 1 Holmscroft Street, joint secretaries ; 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 ; 2nd, to
improve the method of conducting schools ; and 3rd, to promote the
personal piety of the teachers, and to unite in prayer for a blessing
on their work. General meetings of the Union are held three times
a year.
Greenock Working Boys' and Girls' Religious Society.— James
Morton, 30 Forsyth Street, hon. president ; John Wilson, president ;
W. D. Low, vice-president ; Robert Macpherson, 33 Cathcart
Street, treasurer ; J. B. Patrick, secretary, West Blackhall Street.
Jonathan Burns, keeper of the Society's rooms. Its chief aim is to
impart religious instruction, and form a connecting link between the
Sabbath School and the Church. It provides classes for mutual
improvement and meetings for social entertainment, and by means of
Savings Banks it seeks to foster provident habits. Meetings are held
every Sabbath forenoon, at eleven o'clock, in Town Hall, John Street
Hall, Temperance Institute, Crawfurdsburn Free Church School,
Christian Mission Hall, Pligh Vennel Mission Hall, Shaw Street
Public School, Hall of Mechanics' Institute, St. Andrew Square Public
School, Mearns Street Public School, and Prospecthill Street Hall.
Greenock Female Benevolent Society—Instituted 181 1—for the
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subscription. The Lady Octavia Shaw Stewart, patroness ; Mrs
M'Clure, 66 Union Street, president ; Mrs A. J. Black, 16 Ardgowan
Square, treasurer ; Miss Pennell, 23 Patrick Street, secretary ; Rev.
John Milne Jarvie, chaplain ; 40 superintendents, 40 visitors, and
21 collectors. The committee meet on the second Monday of every
month, in the Sessional Hall of the West Parish, and a general meeting
is held once a year in January, for the election of a Committee of
Management for the coming year, as also for the purpose of being
informed of the past year's transactions.
Old and St. Thomas' Work Society.—Conducted by ladies of the
West Parish, Free West, and St. Thomas' Church. Clothing sold at
20 Charles Street (Mrs Campbell). Miss M. Hunter, Forsyth Street,
treasurer ; Mrs Robertson, Margaret Street, secretary.
Greenock Charitable Society for the Relief of the Casual Poor
Instituted 186 1.—Sir Michael R. Shaw Stewart and James Stewart,
patrons ; Provost Shankland, president ; Abram Lyle, and Joseph D.
Scott, vice-presidents ; J. C. Hart, National Bank, treasurer ; James
Nicoll, 4 Bank Street, secretary ; and an acting committee of 28
members, with power to add to their number. The object of the society
is to procure funds for urgent cases of casual destitution, without
interfering with the operations of the Parochial Board or other charitable
institutions. The distribution is effected by dividing the wards of the
town amongst 28 distributors, one convener for each of the wards.
PROPERTY INVESTMENT SOCIETIES.
West of Scotland Property Investment and Building Society.
Offices, 49 Cathcart Street. J. & G. Black, law agents ; Gilbert A.
Ramsay and Wm. Steel, surveyors ; the Royal Bank, bankers ; D.
Campbell, accountant, manager.
Greenock Provident Investment Company.—Office, 23 Cathcart
Street. John Watt, William S. Blair, and Robert Walter Jamieson,
trustees ; John Dixon, secretary ; James Anderson, managing director,
to whom all communications are to be addressed. Information regarding
the operations of the society may be obtained at the office every
Saturday evening from 7.30 till 9.
Edinburgh Heritable Society Company (Limited). —Capital, ^250,000.
Alexander Cameron, solicitor, local agent.
MUSICAL.
Greenock Choral Union.— J. M. Hutcheson, Esq. , and John Anderson,
Esq._, hon. presidents; Major Tannahill, president; John Cameron, vicepresident
; Alex. Banks, secretary and treasurer ; A. T. Menzies,
librarian; David Ritchie, James Craig, A. Crawford, A. Ferguson, jun.,
John S. Kerr, John Kirk, A. K. Macdonald, and Wm. Patrick,
council ; W. T. Hoeck, Glasgow, conductor ; Thomas Bates,
accompanist. Chorus of 250 voices. The practisings are held every
Tuesday night in the Watt Museum Hall from September to May.
Symphony Society.—T. Calvert, conductor; George Wallace,
secretary, 44 Newton Street. Meets in Watt Institute.
The Tonic Sol-fa Harmonic Society.—Michael Wilson, conductor ;
Robert Wilson, president ; Robert M'Jannet, vice-president ; Robert
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S. M'Dowall, secretary ; John Wilson, treasurer ; Alexander Ramsay,
librarian. The Tonic Sol-fa Harmonic Society meets in St. Andrew's
Mission Hall every Monday evening.
Greenock Choral Society.— R. MacHill Garth (Organist to Sir
Michael Robert Shaw Stewart, Bart.), honorary conductor ; F. L.
Wrede, president; John Duncan, vice-president; John Elder, secretary;
James W. Simpson, treasurer. The Greenock Choral Society meets
in Hall of East Parish Church on Monday evenings at 8 o'clock.
HORTICULTURAL.
Royal West Renfrewshire Horticultural Society.— His Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales, patron; Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.,
Charles Cameron, Esq., M.P., and James Morton, honorary presidents ;
W. W. B. Rodger, president; Allan M'Kechnie, John Boyd, and Wm,
Mackie, vice-presidents; George Christie, treasurer; Alfred M"Naughton,
2 Watt Place, secretary ; John Boyd, Brougham Street, convener ; with
a committee of eighteen. Competition meetings, in Town Hall, 5th and
6th September, 1889.
Caddlehill Gardens, Upper Kelly Street.— James Morton, William
O. Leitch, Walter W. B. Rodger, hon. presidents; John Love, 51
Upper Kelly Street, factor.
AGRICULTURAL.
Lower Ward of Renfrewshire Agricultural Society—Established
1849.—Annual exhibition of live stock and dairy produce will take place
this year on 2 1st June. Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart of Ardgowan and
Blackhall, Bart., Duncan Darroch, of Gourock, Hugh Shaw Stewart
of Carnock, M.P , and the Provost of Greenock for the time being,
patrons; Robert Sinclair Scott, engineer, president ; William Caird, shipbuilder,
Horatio R. B. Peile, and Robert Laird, Bow, vice-presidents ;
J. W. Crawford, solicitor, 26 Hamilton Street, secretary and treasurer.
BOWLING AND OTHER CLUBS.
Ardgowan Bowling Club, Ardgowan Square.—Sir M. R. Shaw
Stewart, Bart., patron ; J. S. Kerr, president ; Thomas Grier, vicepresident
; William Hardie, C.A., treasurer and secretary.
Grosvenor Bowling Club.—Michael Hugh Shaw Stewart, yr., M.P.,
and T. Sutherland, M.P., patrons; Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart., the
Provost of Greenock, J. J. Grieve, ex-M.P., honorary members ;
Councillor J. A. Bell, president; Baillie C. Ross, vice-president ; James
M 'Bride, treasurer ; William B. Ingram, secretary ; greenkeeper,
Stephen Cameron.
Wellington Park Bowling Club.— Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, Bart.,
patron; Hew MTlwraith, honorary member; T. C. Smith, president ;
G. G. Mitchell, vice-president ; James Merrylees, treasurer ; John
Letham, 7 Mount Pleasant Street, secretary.
Greenock Cricket Club—Cricket Ground, Glenpark, off High Gourock
Road.—Sir M. R. Shaw Stewart, of Greenock and Blackhall, Bart.,
patron ; James Stewart, of Garvocks, honorary president ; William
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"Watt Place, hon. treasurer ; John D. M. Carmichael, Post Office
Buildings, hon. secretary ; D. Kerr, Jno. Adam, H. H. M'Clure, W.
€. Simpson, W. E. Buchanan, J. D. Neill, A. M. Blair, R. G. Adam,
A. B. Letham, committee of management ; William Martin, Worcestershire,
and George Bennett, Notts, professionals.
Greenock Wanderers' Football Club (Rugby Rules).— John Scott,
C.B., president; R. P. Lyle, vice-president; C. C. Scott, captain;
James Steele, I Cross-shore Street, secretary ; J. H. Ballantine, Commercial
Bank, treasurer. Grounds, Whitefarland Park. Membership
—60.
Renfrewshire Football Association.— J. Campbell, Thornlea,
Thornliebank, hon. secretary.
Morton Football Club.—Ground, Cappielow Park ; Clubhouse, 58
East Hamilton Street. John Hughes, president ; John Macmillan,
hon. secretary, 1 Morton Terrace ; J. B. Walker, 10 Lynedoch Street,
hon. match secretary.
1st R.R.V. Football Club. —Ground, Academy Park. James A.
Brown, 13 Brisbane Street, president ; W. B. Wood, 16 Robertson
Street, hon. secretary; W. R. Brown, 13 Brisbane Street, hon. match
secretary.
Rangers Football Club.— Ground, Bogston Park. D. M 'Vicar, hon.
match secretary, 19 Ingleston Place.
Greenock and District Football Charity Cup Committee. —Dr W.
Gordon Cluckie, president ; Samuel Currie, vice-president, 66 Kelly
Street, Greenock ; D. M. Main, hon. secretary, Springhill, Port-
Glasgow ; Robert Rennie, 36 Union Street, hon. treasurer ; minutes
secretary, Thomas Stewart, 62 Ann Street.
Royal West of Scotland Amateur Boat Club. —Sir M. R. Shaw
Stewart, Bart., president ; Robert Kerr, vice-president ; William Watt,
hon. secretary ; Harry Thorne, hon. treasurer ; R. Richardson, R. F.
Watson, R. D. Ferguson, Alex. Ferguson, jun., R. D. Carmichael,
V. C. Meyer, A. B. Letham, and Alex. Allan, committee of management.
West of Scotland Yacht Club.— John Neill, commodore ; Alexander
Ross, vice-commodore ; John Ritson, rear-commodore ; Thomas Lamb,
jun., hon. secretary ; D. F. D. Neill, hon. treasurer.
Ladyburn Rowing Club.— John Howie, president; Wm. Robertson,
captain; Peter M'Ausland, treasurer; James Blair, secretary; and
committee of seven.
Grosvenor Bicycle Club.— D. MacEachran, honorary president
John A. Urquhart, president ; James B. Fulton, captain ; Peter Wright,
vice-captain ; Martin Jamieson, 56 Upper Kelly Street, secretary and
treasurer ;
Robert W. Jamieson and Robert Bell, committee of management,
with captain, vice-captain, and secretary ex officiis. Members—25.
Greenock Abstainers' Football Club.—Ground, Ingleston Park.
•Colin Campbell, president ; Robert Dixon, hon. secretary, P.O.
Buildings ;
John Kirkwood, match secretary, 29 Rue-end Street.
Greenock West-End Skating Club.—The Craigs, off Lyle Road.
Established, 1873. Daniel Kerr, president; Andrew Carmichael, vicepresident
; James Shankland, secretary ; John Maclean, treasurer ; and
a committee of six members. Annual subscription, 5s; family ticket,
30s. No entry money.
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APPENDIX.
PUBLIC OFFICES.
Adjuster and Inspector of Weights and Measures and Inspector
under the Sale of Food and Drugs Acts—D. Young, Municipal
Buildings, Wallace Square. County Inspector of Imperial Weights and
Measures for Port-Glasgow, Erskine, Kilmalcolm, and Inverkip,
Charles Bremner, County Buildings.
Allan Line Royal Mail Steamers—Andrew Picken & Co., agents,.
55 Rue-end Street.
Assessor of Income Tax— J. Alexander, Post Office Buildings.
Auditor to Corporation of Greenock (Town Proper)—Hope Stewart
Ramsay ; audit room, Town Hall.
Auditor to Greenock Board of Police and the various Trusts con-
audit room, Town Hall.
nected therewith—Hope Stewart Ramsay ;
Auditor to Greenock Harbour Trust— Dugald Campbell ; audit
room, Town Hall.
Auditor to Greenock Statute Labour Trust—Hope Stewart Ramsay;
audit room, Town Hall.
Auditor to Greenock Water Trust—Hope Stewart Ramsay ; audit
room, Town Hall.
Auditor to the Greenock Parochial Board—Quintin Bone, Municipal
Buildings.
Antwerp Steamers—Office,
agent.
Customhouse Buildings—Allan Swan,
Ardrishaig and Lochfyne Passenger Steamers— Office, City Buildings,
32 Cathcart Street—W. Lindsay & Co., agents.
Ardrishaig and Lochfyne Cargo Steamers— Office, Shipping Box,
Steamboat Quay— J. Dawson, agent.
Ballina Steam Packet Office (Laird's Line) Customhouse Quay
Robert Allan & Co., agents.
Belfast Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., Excise Buildings—William
Sinclair, agent.
Boston Steamers—Andrew Picken & Co., agents, 55 Rue-end'
Street.
Brunei Steamship Company, Limited—Leitch & Muir, 2 West
Quay.
Bristol Steamers— Office, I Cross-shore Street—D. Macdougall, agent.
Caledonian Railway Company's Office, 25 Cathcart Street.
Campbeltown Steamers—Office, Custom House Buildings— John'
Macmillan, agent.
Campbeltown Steamers— Office, Excise Buildings— James Little &
Co., agents.
Chamber of Commerce, 2 Cathcart Square, Greenock—William'
Hardie, secretary and treasurer, 2 Watt Place.
Chief Constable of Renfrewshire—Charles Harding, Paisley ;
Greenock District, Inspector—Charles Bremner, County Buildings,
Greenock. House, 6 Nelson Street (West).
Clerk to Commissioners on Property and Income Tax, 2 Church
John Alexander, Post
Place—M. F. Dunlop ; Assessor of Income Tax—
Office Buildings.
Clyde Shipping Co., Customhouse Buildings—Allan Swan, agent.
Collector of Harbour Dues, &c, Customhouse—Duncan Darroch,.
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Commercial Buildings— 14 Hamilton Street.
Commissary Clerk's Office, Court House, Nelson Street (West).
Conservative Club, 29 Hamilton Street—Thomas Neill, convener.
J. D. M 'Arthur, curator.
Cork and Waterford Steamers— Office, Customhouse Buildings
Allan Swan, agent.
Corporation and Harbour Trust Bonded Warehouses— Office,
Palmerston Buildings—Wm. Lamont, Superintendent.
Customhouse—Steamboat Quay.
Dean of Guild Court—Municipal Buildings.
Dublin Steamers—Office, Excise Buildings— James Little & Co.,
.agents.
Dublin Steamers—Laird's Line—Robert Allan & Co., Customhouse
Quay.
Evening Dispatch Office— 5 Palmerston Buildings.
Factories—H.M. inspectors of factories and workshops for Greenock,
Port-Glasgow, and surrounding district— James Henderson, J. S.
Maitland, 54 Belmont Street, Hillhead, Glasgow, and Geo. Sedgwick
— Certifying Surgeon for Greenock, W. J. Marshall, M.D.
Fishery Office, 3 Bank Street—William Gillies, fishery officer.
French Consular Agent— John Davie, 63 Rue-end Street.
Gas Office, Municipal Buildings, Wallace Square—John Chalmers,
•collector.
Gas Works, Inchgreen, erected 1873—Samuel Stewart, manager.
General Steam Navigation Co. 's Office, Customhouse Quay—Robert
Allan & Co., agents.
Glasgow and Greenock Shipping Co., Customhouse Quay—Steel &
Bennie, Steam Lighter and Steam Tug owners—Richard Blanche,
manager.
Glasgow Evening News Office—28 Brymner Street.
Glasgow Herald Newspaper (Greenock Branch Office), 29 Cathcart
Street—Robert M. Smith, agent.
Glasgow & South-Western Railway, Brougham Street.
Glasgow Weekly Mail Newspaper (Greenock Branch Office), 1
Municipal Buildings, Hamilton Street.
Greenock Chamber of Commerce and Reading Room— 2
Square.
Cathcart
Greenock Club House, Ardgowan Square.
Greenock Conservative Association— Louson Walker, hon. secretary
and treasurer.
Greenock and Glasgow Carriers—Archibald Sinclair, 23 West
Blackhall Street ; Mrs Stewart, 41 Cathcart Street.
Greenock Herald Office, 40 Cathcart Street.
Greenock Telegraph and Clyde Shipping Gazette Office, 14 Charles
Street.
Greenock Total Abstinence Society—Office, Temperance Institute,
West Stewart Street.
Guion Line Steamship Co.—Wm. Lamont, agent, 16 Palmerston
Buildings.
Halifax, N.S., Steamers—Andrew Picken & Co., 55 Rue-end Street.
Harbour Engineer's Office, Municipal Buildings.
Harbour Masters' Office, Steamboat Quay.
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Harbour Trust Office, Municipal Buildings. Wallace Square
Thomas Wilson, clerk ; William Hutcheson, treasurer.
Highland Steamers Office, City
William Lindsay & Co., agents.
Highland Steamers, Hebridean
Buildings, 32 Cathcart Street
and Lady Ambrosine—William
Millar, Steamboat Quay, agent.
Highland and Western Isles
M'Cormick, agent.
Steamers, Steamboat Quay—IX
Hutchison's Printing Office, 23 Nicolson Street.
Inland Revenue Office (late Excise), Customhouse Buildings.
Inland Revenue Office (Stamps and Taxes), Customhouse Buildings.
James Watt Steamship Co., Ltd.—Leitch & Muir, 2 West Quay.
Justice of Peace Fiscal's Office—William Auld.
Lands Valuation Office, Municipal Buildings, Wallace Square-
Robert Hamilton, assessor.
Leith and London Steam Shipping Co. 's» Office, 1 Cross Shore
Street—D. Macdougall, agent.
Liverpool Steamers Office, Customhouse Buildings— John Macmillan,
agent.
Liverpool Steamers Office—-William Sinclair, Excise Buildings.
Liverpool Steamers and Traders Office, 1 Cross Shore Street—D„
Macdougall, agent.
Lloyd's Agents—T. O. Hunter & Co., 13 Hamilton Street.
Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping, 13 Hamilton Street
—Geo. Stanbury, C. R. H. Fowling, A. C. Heron, and William
•Andrews, Surveyors; James Williamson, clerk.
Lochfyne Steamers, Steamboat Quay— John Dawson, Agent.
Lochgoilhead Steamers, Steamboat Quay— -John Dawson, agent.
London and Greenock, via Grangemouth, Carron Co., 32
Street— D. Cunningham, agent.
Londonderry Steam Packet Co., Excise Buildings—W.
agent.
Cathcart
Sinclair,
Londonderry Steam Packet Office,
Quay—Robert Allan & Co., agents.
Laird's Line, Custom House
Master of Works Office, Municipal Buildings.
Mercantile Marine Office, Shipping Office for Seamen, Examinations,.
&c, 7 Virginia Street, Superintendent of Mercantile Marine— R. S.
Macalister.
Newcomen Steamship Co., Ltd. — Leitch & Muir, 2 West Quay.
North British Daily Mail Newspaper (Greenock Branch) Office,.
Municipal Buildings, Hamilton Street.
North British Railway Company's Office, Lynedoch Street Station
(entrance from Hope Street) —William Selby, agent.
Orient Line Royal Mail Steamers—Andrew Picken & Co., 55 Rueend
Street.
Palmerston Buildings, Customhouse Place.
Parochial Board Rooms, 36 Nicolson Street— John S. Deas,
Inspector.
Philadelphia Steamers—Andrew Picken & Co., 55 Rue-end Street.
Plymouth and Southampton Steamers—Office, Customhouse Buildings—Allan
Swan, agent.
Police Office, Dalrymple Street— John W. Angus, superintendent..
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Poor Rates Office, Parochial Board Rooms, Nicolson Street—Thos.
Burton, collector. Office hours from 9.30 a.m. till 4 p.m., and 6.30
till 8 p.m., and on Saturdays from 9.30 a.m. till 2 p.m.
Port-Ellen and Islay Steamers Office, Steamboat Quay— John
Dawson, agent.
Port-Rush and Coleraine Steam Packets Office, Customhouse Quay
Robert Allan & Co., agents.
Post Office, Wallace Square—
Procurator-Fiscal's Office (Burgh)— James Auld, Fiscal, 19 Vennel.
Procurator-Fiscal's Office (Lower Ward of the County), Court-House,
Nelson Street (West)— Robert Blair.
Provident Bank Buildings— 1 1 William Street.
Quebec Steamers—Andrew Picken & Co., 55 Rue-end Street.
Registrars of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, Middle District
William Johnstone, Municipal Buildings ; West District— R. A. Baird,
Municipal Buildings; East District-— James M'Cunn, 3 East Blackhall
Street.
Rothesay, Dunoon, Sec, Steamers, Steamboat Quay —Hugh
M'Cormick, agent.
Rothesay, Dunoon, &c, Steamers, Steamboat Quay— J. Dawson, agent.
Royal Naval Artillery Volunteers, Clyde Brigade, Greenock Battery,
Drill Hall, Palmerston Buildings.
Sanitary Office, Police Buildings, Dalrymple Street— James Devine,
inspector.
School Board Offices, Municipal Buildings, Wallace Square-
George Williamson, clerk.
Scotsman Newspaper Office (Greenock Branch), 5 Palmerston
Buildings.
Scottish People News Office—28 Brymner Street.
Sheriff-Clerk's Office, County Buildings, Nelson Street (West)
John Brough, deputy-clerk.
Sheriff Court-House, County Buildings, Nelson Street (West).
Sligo Steam Packets Office, Customhouse Quay—Robert Allan &
Co., agents.
State Steamship Company, Limited—Wm. Lamont, agent, 16
Palmerston Buildings.
Steam to and from London via Granton—Office, Customhouse
Quay— Robert Allan & Co., agents.
Stornoway Steamers Office—W. Lindsay & Co., agents, 32 Cathcart
Street.
Stranraer Steam Packet Office, Customhouse Quay — William
Miller, agent.
Sugar Exchange, Terrace Road.
Surveyor of Stamps and Taxes, Inland Revenue Buildings— John
Muat, surveyor.
Temperance Institute, West Stewart Street.
Town Assessment Office, Municipal Buildings, Wallace Place
Thomas D. M'Murrich, collector. Open from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m.,
Saturdays, 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. ; Evenings, 6.30 to 8 on Mondays and
Saturdays only, during February, March, and April.
Town Chamberlain's Office, Municipal Buildings — Alexander
MacKellar, Chamberlain.

104
APPENDIX.
Town Clerk's Office, Municipal Buildings— Colin MacCulloch, Town
Clerk.
Transit Sheds and Warehouses—Office, Palmerston Buildings
William Lamont.
Underwriters' Surveyor's Office, 32 Cathcart Street— James Neill,
surveyor.
United States Consul— John Craig, 4 Brymner Street.
Water Trust Collector's Office, Municipal Buildings, WT allace Square
Water Trust Superintendent's Office, Municipal Buildings, WT
allace
— James Brown, jun., collector.
Square— James Wilson, superintendent.
Weekly Scotsman Office— 5 Palmerston Buildings.
West End Baths, Campbell Street— G. H. Black, secretary ; J.
Tannahill, treasurer.
Westport Steam Packet Office, Customhouse Quay—Robert Allan
& Co., agents.
Wexford Steamers, Customhouse— Clyde Shipping Co.
INSURANCE OFFICES AND AGENTS.
Accident— James Brown, Post Office, James Tannahill, and Bone
& Buchanan.
Alliance Fire and Life— James Tannahill, William Blair, John
Macaulay, and Blair & Cameron.
Atlas Assurance Company— J. M. Macfarlane & Co.
Boiler Insurance and Steam Power Company— J. Tannahill, district
agent.
British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company— Leitch & Muir.
British Empire Mutual Life Assurance Company— Robert Ferguson,
Alexander & Dixon, district agents.
Caledonian Fire and Life—William M'Clure, P. Mackellar, D.
Aitken, James Connell, James Glen, John Patten, jun., J. W. Turner,
William Philp, William Blair, John MacGregor and W. Ramage.
Caledonian Plate Glass-- William Blair.
Church of England Fire and Life— John Black.
City of Glasgow Life Assurance Company— -Colin S. Caird, William
Lindsay & Co., and J. M. Macfarlane & Co.
City of London Fire Insurance Company (Limited)—Robert
Chalmers & Son.
Commercial Union Assurance Company—D. Campbell, William
Philp, and William Blair.
County Fire Insurance Office— James Auld, Sinclair & Co., and
James Connell.
Crown Accident Insurance Co.-—Alexander & Dixon, district agents,
James Brown.
Crown Life— P. Ballingall and William Auld.
Economic Fire Office, Ltd., London—Robert Chalmers & Son.
Edinburgh Heritable Security Company (Limited)—A. Cameron.
Edinburgh Life— Robert Blair, James Tannahill, William Philp,
W. & J. Crawford, and John Paul.
Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation, Limited—C. Cunningham.
Employers' Liability Insurance— J. Tannahill.
—

APPENDIX. I05
English and Scottish Law Life—Andrew Boag, William Lamont,
and J. W. Turner.
Equitable Fire Insurance Company— James Connell and D. Aitken
General Fire and Life— R. S. M'Morland, William Lamont, William
M'Clure, William Stronach, and J. Tannahill.
Glasgow and London Insurance, Co., Ltd.— Robert Chalmers & Son.
Greenock Plate and Sheet Glass Insurance Company— James
Graham.
Guardian Fire and Life Assurance Company— John M'Gregor and
Charles Cunningham.
Hand-in-Hand Fire Insurance Office—Ninian Hill.
Imperial Fire and Life—Wrede & Co., John Adam, William M.
Martin, and R. B. Shearer.
Insurance Company of Scotland—Welsh, Walker & Macpherson,
Andrew Boag, W. N. A. Aitken, C. S. Caird, William Blair, Blair &
Cameron, and James Tannahill.
Lancashire Insurance Company— James Brown, Post Office; A. O.
Leitch & Muir, D. Campbell, William Blair, William Lamont, Matthew
Fleming, James Speirs & Son, and James Campbell & Co.
Lancashire and Yorkshire Accident Insurance Company— James
Connell and J. M. Macfarlane & Co.
Life Association of Scotland— Sinclair & Co.
Liverpool, London and Globe Fire and Life Assurance Company
John Love, John MacGregor, M. F. Dunlop, P. Ballingall, Hugh Speirs,
Walter B. Grieve, D. Aitken, Sinclair & Co., Ross, Corbett & Co., and
M 'II wraiths & Walker.
London Assurance Corporation, Fire and Life— R. P. Leitch, J. S.
Deas, and J. M. Macfarlane & Co.
London and Lancashire Fire and Life—Bone & Buchanan, John
Paul, James Tannahill, David Aitken, Matthew Fleming, Wm. Auld,
W. O. Leitch, W. N. A. Aitken, J. M. Macfarlane & Co., and Robert
•Chalmers & Son.
London and Provincial Marine Insurance Company— J. Tannahill.
London and Provincial Insurance Company— J. Tannahill and
'C. Cunningham.
London and Staffordshire Fire and Life— J. S. Deas, agent.
James Nicoll, James Tannahill,
J. M. Macfarlane & Co., and Alexander Talt.
Marine Insurance Agents— Craig, Scott & Co. and J. Tannahill.
Mercantile Accident and Guarantee Insurance Company, Limited
Manchester Fire Assurance Company—
Wm. Lamont and Macalister, Little & Co.
Merchants Marine Insurance Coy.—Macalister, Little & Co.
Mutual Life—A. O. Leitch and John G. Hyndman.
National Assurance Company of Ireland— John G. Hyndman.
National Guarantee and Suretyship Association—-Wm. O. Leitch.
National Provident Institution— Bone & Buchanan and Blair &
'Cameron.
National Provincial Plate Glass Insurance Company—Bone &
Buchanan.
North British and Mercantile Insurance Company—John Black, T.
O. Hunter & Co., Thos. Stark, Robertson & M'Dougall, John Innes
Macdougall, Bone & Buchanan, Ross, Corbett & Co., Sinclair & Co., .
—

06 APPENDIX.
William Lamont, J. M. Macfarlane & Co., Andrew Picken & Co., and
Macalister, Little and Co.
Northern—R. W. Robertson, James Turner, jun., James Glen, W..
O. Leitch, Ross, Corbett & Co., and T. O. Hunter & Co.
Northern Accident Insurance Company (Limited)— Sinclair & Co.,.
Robert Chalmers & Son, Thomas Briton, Peter Ballingall, David
Aitken, Andrew Picken & Co.
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society— -James Neil, James Tannahill,
and J. M. Macfarlane & Co.
Patriotic Assurance Company of Ireland—Robert Chalmers & Son.
Phoenix Fire—W. O. Leitch, W. Lindsay & Co., J. Macdougall,
D. MacDougall, J. M. Macfarlane & Co.. and Alexander & Dixon.
Provident Life Insurance Company— James Connell.
Provincial Insurance Company— James Brown, Welsh, Walker

APPENDIX. 107
South British and National Insurance Company, Limited—Robert
Chalmers and Son.
Standard Life Assurance Company—W. O. Leitch, James Auld,
and M'llwraiths & Walker.
Standard Marine Insurance Company (Limited)—William Lindsay &
Co.
Sun Fire and Life Offices— Campbell Finlay & Co., F. G.
Bruce, and J. Tannahill.
The Equitable Fire and Accident Insurance Company (Limited)
John G. Hyndman, Andrew Picken & Co.
The Fire Insurance Association— Matthew Fleming, and Blair &
Cameron.
The London and Provincial Horse and Carriage Insurance Company,,
Limited—Robert Chalmers & Son.
The Marine Insurance Company—W. O. Leitch.
The Rock Life Assurance Company— Robert Chalmers and Son.
The Scottish Temperance Life Assurance Company (Limited)- -D.
Campbell.
The Sickness and Accident Assurance Association—David Aitken,.
and John G. Hyndman.
The United Kingdom Provident Institution
for Mutual Life Assurance— Robert Davie, jun.,.
Agent, 63 Rue-end Street.
Union Assurance Society (Fire and Life)—A. Cameron.
Union Marine Insurance Company (Limited) of Liverpool— D.
Macdougall.
United Kingdom Temperance and General Provident Institution—
J. S. Deas and W. Ramage".
West of England Fire and Life— John Patten, jun., and John Paul.
Westminster Fire Office—Duncan Cunningham, D. M'Gillivray,.
James Connell, and C. Cunningham.
Westminster and General Insurance Company—Duncan M'Gillivray.
Yorkshire Fire and Life— James Connell.
GREENOCK SHIPPING LIST.
VESSELS MARKED.
bq—Barque
bqn—Barquentine
bg— Brig
bn— Brigantine
|
s—Ship
sk—Smack
sp—Sloop
ss —Steamer
sr—Schoont
lr—Lighter
cr— Cutter
VESSELS.
TONS. MASTERS. OWNERS. TRADE.
Abercarne s
1088 Brown John M'Kiver Fgn
Aeolus s
16 10 James Brown A.&J.H.Carmichael&Co. do
Agnes Kelly sr
51 Craig
R. S. M'Morland Cst
Aline bq
Alcinous s
Amphitrite s
718 Glass
1576 Dun. Brown
1708 Anderson
James Grieve, jun. Fgn
A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co. do
C. S. Caird do
Amazon s
Ancona ss
1998
3 131
M'Laren
Webber
R. Hill and others
P. & O. S. N. Co.
do
do
—

ioB APPENDIX.
VESSELS. TONS. MASTERS. OWNERS. TRADE.
Anaurus s
Ardgowan bq
Argo s
Argonaut s
Argus s
Armida s
Assam ss
Assaye bq
Atalanta s
Australia ss
Ballaarat ss
Bannockburn s
Barbadian s
1585 Cook
1283 Wilson
1490 Thomson
1488 Bonner
1543 Robertson
1624 Johnston
3037 Browne
1 28 1 M' Ritchie
1693 M 'Bride
3663
4752 Ashdown
2000 Benson
699 M'Lean
A.&J.H.Carmichael&Co. Fgn
Adam, Hamilton & Co. do
A. & J. H. Carmichael& Co do
A. &J. H. Carmichael&Co do
do do
W. Letham do
P. & 0. S. N. Co. do
J. & W. Stewart do
Ninian Hill do
P. & 0. S. N. Co. do
do do
R. Shankland & Co. do
John Kerr & Co. do
Bargany s 1232 Milne do do
Baron Blantyre s 1585 Taylor John Neill do
Baron Colonsay s
Bengal ss
Blythswood s
Bokhara ss
Bombay ss
Brahmin s
Brambletye s
Brenhilda s
Britannia ss
1632 Docherty
4496 Barrett
1608 Farmer
2943 Nantes
3400 Bason
1264 M'Kenzie
1 51 3 Fisher
1 32 1 Mann
6256 Hector
do
P. & 0. S. N. Co.
R. Shankland & Co.
P. & O. S. N. Co.
do
J. & W. Stewart
W. & J. Crawford
W. Letham
P. & O. S. N. Co.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Caitloch s 1264 Dornan The Caitloch
Ltd., T. O.
Ship Co..
Hunter &
do
Cape Breton s 1420 Grierson
Co., managers.
A. Lyle & Sons do
Cape Finisterre bq 882 Clark do do
Cape ofGood Hope 5 1400 M'Leod do do
Cape Race bq
Cape St. Vincent s
852 Hart
1420 Prout
do
do
do
do
Cape Verde s 171 1 Mitchell do do
Cape Wrath bq
Carleton bq
Carthage ss
1200 Rendall
1299 Lowe
5012 Stead
do
John Kerr & Co.
P. & 0. S. N. Co.
do
do
do
Carronpark ss 406 Putt The Cathcart Steamship Co .,do
Cathcart s 1386 M'Chesney
Ltd., Tohn Denholm.
Adam, Hamilton & Co. do
Cavour bq
Charlotte Croom s
Choice bq
Chusan ss
Clara Maria bn
Cloncaird bq
1299 Weir
1661 Bowden
1 102 M'Murtry
4490 Thompson
94 M' 11 wain
1300 Murdoch
J. Carswell
J. D. Clink
J. Carswell
P. & 0..S. N. Co.
R. S. M'Morland
John Kerr & Co.
do
do
do
do
Cst
Fgn
Cochin s
Corisande sr
Coromandel ss
Craigburn s
Craigerne s
1 199 Oudney
187 M'Gavin
4495 Reeves
1997 Kerr
1826 Quaile
do
Tames Grieve, jun.
P. & 0. S. N. Co.
R. Shankland & Co.
R. R. Paterson
do
do
do
do
do
Deveron s 1256 Patterson Russell and others do

Duchalburn s 2000
Earl Rosebery bq 1120
Eildenhope s 1498
Elmhurst s 1 7 12
Eriminta bq 12 13
Euphrates s 1642
Euphrosyne s 1799
Eurydice s 1465
Faun ss 43
Fiery Cross s 1399
Fleetwood s 630
Galatea s 1694
Glaucus s J 999
Glenburn s 1476
Gowanburn s 1999
Gryfe s 1069
Gulf of Aden ss 2470
Gulf of Akaba ss 2042
Gulf of Corcovado ss 2500
Gulf of Guinea ss 2600
Gulf of Martaban ss 2600
Gulf of Mexico ss 3172
Gulf of Papua ss 2042
Gulf of Suez ss 1592
Gulf of St. Vincent ss 2450
Gulf of Trinidad ss 2470
Gulf of Venice ss 3022
Hartfield s 814
Hawk bn . 76
Hebe bq 231
Helen Isabel bq 250
Hong Kong ss 3400
Howden bq 1167
Hyderabad bq
Inchgreen bq
James Watt ss
Janet Cowan s
Jason s
Kaisar-i-Hind ss
Kenmore bq
Khedive ss
TONS. MASTERS.
APPENDIX. I09
Hunter
Frampton
Garrick
M'Kenzie
Johnson
Cameron
Thomson
Hinrichs
M'Kinnon
Brock
Williams
CoIvilJe
Cook
Johansen
Gerhart
Roberts
Hudson
Munro
Warden
Allan
Swan
Pepper
Fox
Cook
Kennedy
Sanderson
Ligertwood
Lang
Lusk
Kennedy
Olsson
Watkins
Evans
1 120 Malcolm
1090 Miller
1598 Petrie
1278 M'Kay
151 1 Henderson
4023 Briscoe
931 Milne
3859 Loggin
Lady Armstrong ss 2066 Abbott
Lady Ruthven s
Lavinia bq
Mallowdale bq
1 591 Johnston
251 Mitchell
1290 Davies
OWNERS. TRADE.
R. Shankland & Co.
W. & J. Crawford
Adam Hamilton & Co.
Fgn
do
do
C. S. Caird do
D. Clink do
J.
R. Hill and others do
C. S. Caird
Baine & Johnston
do
do
James Campbell & Co. Cst
J. D. Clink
James Richardson & Co.
Fgn
do
C. S. Caird do
A.&J.IL Carmichael&Co. do
R. Shankland & Co. do
do do
Russell and others do
The Gk. Steamship Co., Ld. do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do do
do
James Richardson & Co.
do
do
R. S. M'Morland
Baine & Johnston
Cst
Fgn
do do
P. & O.S.N. Co. do
Howden Iron Sailing Ship
Co., Ld.—Craig, Scott &
Co., managers
W. & J. Crawford
D. MacDougall
James Watt Steamship Co.,
Ld. — Leitch & Muir,
do
do
do
managers
R. Shankland & Co.
do
do
A. &J. H. Carmichael&Co. do
P. & O. S. N. Co. do
Campbell Finlay & Co. do
P. & O. S. N. Co. do
ss Lady Armstrong Steamship
Co., Ltd., Adam,
Hamilton&Co., managers do
Adam, Hamilton & Co.
J. & W. Stewart
Hunter, Brown & Co.
do
do
do

I IO APPENDIX.
VESSELS. TONS. MASTERS. OWNERS. TRADE.
Malwa ss 2959 Atkinson P. & O. S. N. Co. Fgn
Martin Scott s 1388 M 'Donald C. S. Caird do
Massilia ss 4918 Fraser P. & O. S. N. Co. do
Medea s
Mermerus s
Meteor bq
Mirzapore ss
1066
167 1
247
3887
Fenner
Coles
Smith
Harvey
A. & J. H. Carmichael & Co . do
do do
J. & W. Stewart do
P. & O. S. N. Co. do
Mountpark ss 597 Arter The Mountpark Steamship do
Co., Ltd., John Denholm
Narcissus s
Newcomen ss
1270 Eustice
2125 Riepenhausen1
C. S. Caird do
Newcomen S.S. Co., Ld.-
Leitch & Muir, managers do
Nereus s
Niobe s
Noma s
1272
1469
1050
Laing
Ralston
Reid
C. S. Caird
Baine & Johnston
W. Letham
do
do
do
Oceana s 1826 Page R. R. Paterson do
Oimara s 1354 Robertson J. D. Clink do
Oriental ss 4972 Stewart P. & O. S. N. Co. do
Orissa s 1 1 99 Penny John Kerr & Co. do
Orpheus s 1462 Young Baine & Johnston do
Parejero bq 345 Thorns do do
Parramatta ss 4759 Murray P. & O. S. N. Co. do
Parsee bq 1281 Bailey J. & W. Stewart do
Pekin ss 3900 Harris P. & 0. S. N. Co. do
Peninsular ss 4972 Wyatt do do
Persian s 1387 Dickinson T. D. Clink do
Peshawur ss 3899 Moule P. & O. S. N. Co. do
Peterborough s 1680 Murchie Adam, Hamilton & Co. do
Phasis s 1490 Chrystal A. &J. H. Carmichael&Co . do
Pinmore s 2358 Maxwell John Kerr & Co. do
Poseidon s 1708 Klaenforth C. S. Caird do
Ralston s 814 Hansen James Richardson & Co. do
Ranger ss 353 Barbour J. & W. Stewart do
ReinedePrevoyancebn97 Kerr R. S. M'Morland Cst
Rohilla ss 3499 De Home P. & 0. S. N. Co. Fgn
Rome ss 5012 Adamson do do
Rossdhu s 1 32 1 Fleming C. S. Caird do
Routenburn s
Salado bq
Samarkand bq
Sardhana bq
1997 Holmyard
442 Anderson
1 104 Bain
1 1 20 Jones
R. Shankland & Co.
J. M. Macfarlane & Co.
W. & J. Crawford
do
do
do
do
do
Sarah sr
Scotia bn
Seaforth bq
68 Kane
184 John
1 1 89 Griffith
R. S. M'Morland Cst
J. & W. Stewart Fgn
Seaforth Shipping Co., Ltd.
— Craig, Scott & Co .,
managers do
Selene s
Shalimar bq
Siam ss
996 England
1000 Linklater
3041 Weighell
J. D. Clink
W. &.J. Crawford
P. & O. S. N. Co.
do
do
do
Siren s 1482 Shapland A. &J. H. Carmichael&Co . do
Sisters sp 41 M'llwain R. S. M'Morland Cst

APPENDIX. III
VESSELS. TONS. MASTERS. OWNERS. TRADE.
rSkelmorlie s 1528 Halliday The Skelmorlie Ship Co.,
Ld.—T.O. Hunter & Co.,
managers Fgn
Stella bqn 221 Nisbet J. & W. Stewart do
Thessalus s
Turkistan s
Ulrica s
Valetta ss
1782 Bennett
1600 Scott
1923 Scurr
4919 Atkinson
• A. &J. H. Carmichael&Co. do
W. & J. Crawford do
W. Letham do
P. & 0. S. N. Co. do
Vanduara s
Verona ss
Victoria ss
2012 Corrance
31 19 Speck
6267 Cates
J. D. Clink
P. & O. S. N. Co.
P. & 0. S. N. Co.
do
do
do
Vulcan sp
Walrus ss
Waterloo s
Wendur s
Windhover bq
Woodburn s
45 M'Cready
183 Bragg
191 8 Johnston
2002 Ramsay
847 Planch
1425 Christie
R. S. M'Morland
& W. Stewart J:
J. D. Clink
do
John Kerr & Co.
R. Shankland & Co.
Cst
Fgn
do
do
do
do
(The Publishers have been unable to get the lists of ships from one or twc ) of the
Shipowners, and the list is incomplete in this respect only.)
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XLo be observed b£ all persons using tbe Iball.
1. That the Doors be opened One Hour at least before the commencement
of proceedings.
2. That the Hall-keeper may open the Doors earlier, if he thinks it
necessary for the safety of the Public, especially when large crowds
collect outside previous to the hour fixed for opening.
3. That the Hall-keeper may shut the Doors, and stop all further
admittance, whenever he considers that such would be improper.
4. That persons engaging the Hall shall be responsible for any
damage that may be done to the Hall, Organ, or Furniture during the
time they occupy the Hall, and shall be bound to make good the same.
5. That persons taking the Hall shall be bound to pay for a sufficient
number of Police Officers to preserve order, without as well as within
doors, to the satisfaction of the Superintendent of Police.
6. That the Hall shall not be Sub-let without the special permission
of the Magistrates.
7. That the object for which the Hall is wanted shall be particularly
stated in the application.
8. The Rates, &c, shall be paid in advance.
9. The Magistrates may refuse to let the Hall should they see
proper, and may deviate from the usual Rates if occasion may require.
10. That the time for using the Hall be limited to Three o'clock
a.m. If beyond that hour, an additional charge £l is is to be made,
the time in no case to be beyond Four o'clock a.m., and the extra
hour to be in all cases a matter of special arrangement with the
Chamberlain when the Hall is taken.
11. In all cases parties using the Hall must clear out not later than
Ten o'clock a.m. on the following morning.
12. No Fees or Gratuities of any kind to be payable to the Hallkeeper.
Scale of IRates for tbc lUse of tbe Iball.
For Concerts, Soirees, Lectures, &c. :
When Prices of Admission do not exceed 2s, - - £>3 3 o
Do. do. do. 3s, - -440
Do. do. do. 5s, - -660
Do. do. do. 7s 6d, - - 10 10 o
Do. do. do. 10s, - - 15 15 o
—
Do. do. exeeed 10s, - - - 21 o o
but the charge will not be less
For Balls, Dinners, &c, as may be agreed upon ;
than £3 3s.
For Sabbath Evening Sermons—
If Free Admission (including Organ), - - - -,£220
If Free Admission (without Organ), - - - - 1 11 6
If a Charge be made for admission, the usual Rates as above expressed to be paid.
ffor TUse of tbe ©rgan.
For Concerts, Soirees, &c, £110
For other purposes, as may be agreed on.
N.B.—The Organist's and the Blower's Fees are to be paid in addition.
Deposit for Gas in no case to be less than 21s.
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J. & M. CRAIG,
HILLHEAD POTTERY, KILMARNOCK,
MANIK.U 'I CKF.RS or
Plumbers' and Sanitary Earthenware Cabinet Stands, Urinals,
Closets, Basins, and Toilet Ware.
Depots in Greenock— 10 Brougham Street and 6 Tobago Street.
AGENTS: JOHN A. SIMPSON &. CO.
JOHN A- SIMPSON & CO.,
Coal, Lime, Cement, Stucco, Caithness and
Arbroath Pavement and Agricultural Drain Tiles Merchants,
and Fire-Clay Goods Agents.
10 BROUGHAM STREET and 6 TOBAGO STREET,

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JAMES WALLACE & CO.,
The Leading Clothiers,
4o CATHCART ST., GREENOCK.
FAMED FOR 12/6 TROUSERS, AND
42/6 SCOTCH TWEED SUITS.
HUGH PERCIYAL,
PORK BUTCHER, SAUSAGE AND
PUDDING MAKER,
4i WEST BURN STREET,
GREENOCK.
A. PATRICK & SON,
BOOT MAKERS,
GREENOCK.
JJIJWES IJMSLIS & son,
23 West Blackhall St., Greenock.
PIANOS, ORGANS, AND HARMONIUMS ON HIRE, TO BECOME THE
ABSOLUTE PROPERTY OF THE HIRER AT THE END
OF ONE, TWO, OR THREE YEARS.
Pianos Tuned and Regulated by the year or otherwise. Worn Pianos thoroughly
Repaired and Renovated.

By Her Majesty's ^J^
MONTGOMERY'S
-/;', Royal Letters Patent.
EXTRACT OF MALT DIGESTIVE BREAD,
BISCUITS, RUSKS, K
IN
the Manufacture, the BREAD, BISCUITS, RUSKS, &c, are put through a
particular process before firing, and by the action of Paterson's Extract of
Malt the Starch contained in the Flour is reduced to a minimum. The diastase
of the Malt is made to act upon the Insoluble Starch, and to convert it into Soluble
Dextrine, a change which is absolutely necessary as a part of the business of
Digestion. _ Thus a bread is supplied so prepared that a part of the business of
Digestion is already done, and is therefore more nutritious than ordinary bread, and
is a valuable addition to the food of Children and Invalids.
The Subscriber respectfully intimates that he has acquired the right to
manufacture the above for Greenock, Port-Glasgow, and Gourock, and confidently
recommends the same to his numerous friends and customers.
The bread may be purchased from the Vans when in locality.
ALLAN MUIR,
BAKER AND
CONFECTIONER,
8 WEST BLACKHALL STREET.
TONTINE HOTEL,
THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IN T0WN :
CATHCART STREET
(Nearly opposite Caledonian Railway Station),
GREENOCK-
A Magnificent Billiard Room has been added, and
a Luncheon Bar for Convenience of
Business Gentlemen in Town.
MRS BUCHANAN, Proprietrix (Late of White Hart Hotel).

NEIL BROWN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
QJKne, §»pixit,

Matthew Fleming,
WINE MERCHANT,
* DRUMSNA * VAULTS, «
46 IL^nebocb St., (Sreenocfc.
*«.
CLARETS-
THE FOLLOWING KEPT IN STOCK:-
medoc— st. estephe—st. julien
cantenac.
CHAMPAGNESall
OF FIRST-CLASS BRANDS.
BRANDY- 1868 VINTAGE.
PORT, SHERRY, RDJV\, J10LLJLNDS.
Scotch and Irish Whisky from the
most famous Distilleries.
PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION.
Family Orders carefully attended to, and forwarded carriage paid
to any destination.
—

4 ROBERT^ MILLARS
18 ARCADE, 20 CATHCART STREET, GREENOCK.
cSttppIics ^ttarriagc anb other ^uppers,

JAMES GRAHAM,
•Glazier & Glass Merchant, Glass Silverer,
Embosser, and Stainer,
19 CATHCART STREET,
{Immediately East of the Caledonian Railway Station.)
Branch—5a fipey Place.
ESTABLISHED 1828.
HOT HOUSES AND CONSERVATORIES, &c,
BUILT AND REPAIRED.
X3E9E3E
Greenock, Plate-Glass
INSURANCE COMPANY
(ESTABLISHED 1868)
INSURE PLATE and SHEET GLASS of EVERY
DESCRIPTION at a MODERATE PREMIUM.
03F3FIC3E-
19 Catfoeapt Street, Gpeenoek,,

ANDREW BOAG,
PRACTICAL ENGRAVER, STATIONER, &CM
3 Banfe Street, Oreenocfe.
SILYERPLATE ENGRAYING.
Crests, Coats of Arms, Monograms, Inscriptions, &c, &c.
COPPERPLATE ENGRAYING.
Visiting Cards, Business Cards, Invoice Headings, Letter Tops, &c
BRASS ENGRAYING OF EYERY DESCRIPTION.
Lithography in all its branches.
INDIA RUBBER STAMPS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Designs shown and Estimates furnished when required.
ALEXANDER M'NEILL,
CAITHNESS AND ARBROATH PAVEMENT
MERCHANT,
11 Patrick Street, Greenock.
DRAIN PIPES, CHIMNEY CANS, ORNAMENTAL BRICKS,.
AND FIRE-CLAY GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
PORTLAND and ROMAN CEMENTS, ARDEN LIME, &c.
Agent for Messrs WILLIAM LEVETT & CO.'S CEMENT,
London. Highest Award Gold Medal, Paris, 1875.
DENTISTRY.
J. Rwtf.A. R. BROWN,
SURGEON-DENTISTS,
30 Catfoeart Street and 17 West Blackball
Street, Greenock,.
Artificial Teeth inserted on the most Approved Principles. Decayed Teeth Nicely
Stopped. Laughing Gas administered daily.— TERMS MODERATE.

FOR PUMPS.
HAMMER SHAFTS.
HUGH RAMSAY & CO.,
SMITHS,
JOINERS, BLOCK MANUFACTURERS, AND TURNERS,
29 MAIN STREET, GREENOCK.
ALEXANDER STEVENSON,
^olne? and Builder,
3 9 WELLINGTON STREET,
(Sreenocfe.
William Allan,
HOUSE & SHIP PLUMBER,
GASFITTER, &G,
45 /Inn Sfefccfe, (taieeiioefe.
HENRY GIBSON,
Solo IDioliniet,
TEACHER OF VIOLIN AND MUSIC,
62 ©rumftocbar IRoafc, (Sreenocfc,
Terms V©ry Moderate.

FURNITURE WANTED
Parties having HOUSE PLENISHING for disposal, from Mansion
House to Cottage, will find it more profitable, and save the enormous
expense, annoyance, and uncertainty of Public Sale, by applying at
GEORGE CARRIGAN'S
6 Smith's Lank, Greenock.
Offers given for Whole or Partial Furnishings.
flJUAILTON. JW'CULLOGH, & CO.,
COALMASTERS,
Home Farm and Bog Collieries.
COAL.— Best Household, Splint, Main, Triping, and Nuts.
DROSS.—Ell, Splint, Main.
.__._„„ I 88 Great Clyde Street, Glasgow, and
UhMU£5 j 3 GHAPEL STREET, GREENOCK.
SHIPPING PORTS.—Glasgow, Port-Glasgow, Greenock, Leith,
Granton, Grangemouth, South Alloa, and Dundee.
FRANCIS LOGAN & SONS,
Brassflnishers, fiasfitters, Bellfyangeps, &c,
21 NICOLSON STREET, GREENOCK.
Gasaliers, Lobby Pendants, Shadowless Sunlights, Brackets, Globes, &c, &c, in
Great Variety and Design. Estimates given for Town and Country.
All Orders entrusted to us will receive Personal and Prompt Attention.
Orders received at Logan's Bazaars, 16 Lynedoch St. and 79 Roxburgh St.
Patronised by the Honourable the Lords of the Admiralty.
mmm c&fcBK & mm,
Jewellers, Chronometer, Watch, and Nautical
10
Instrument Makers,
UJG$€ BLA£KF)£LL $CRGGC, GRGG11O0K.
Charts, Sextants, Quadrants, Adie's Pt. Sympiesometers, Nautical Instruments,
Barometers, &c, Compasses, &c, Chronometers Rated by Transit Obervation,
Gold and Silver Watches.
Agents for Henry Laurence's Spectacles.
!

J.D.M'Gregor^Go.,
F^ineral Undertakers and
Carriage Hirers,
24 WEST BLACKHALL STREET,
48 CATHCART STREET,

EDWARD TWIGG,
GUNSMITH, CUTLER, & FISHING-TACKLE VENDOR,
33 HAMILTON STREET,
(Established 1843).
JIgent for W. W. GREENER, London.
Ammunition and Sporting Requirements, Breech and Muzzel-
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 every Description.
CROOKSHANKS'
Funeral *P Posting Establishment,
43 WEST BLACKHALL STREET,
AND
23 GATHOART STREET, GREENOCK.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Telephonic Commwiication 7vith East-end Office.

Jlretybald Sinclair,
GLASGOW AND GREENOCK CARRIER,
House—23 West Blaekhall Street, Greenock.
Parcels and Orders received for him by Mrs Foui.ds, News Agent,
30 Cathcart Street (opposite the Caledonian Railway Station), Greenock;
90 Argyle Street and 22 Jackson Street, Glasgow. Leaves Greenock
daily, per Caledonian Railway, at 9 and 10.30 a.m., 12.30 and 1.10
p.m. trains, and returns by 10.30 a.m., 12.30, 1.30, 3.30, and 6 p.m.
trains. Goods and parcels forwarded from Glasgow and Greenock to
all parts of the world by any conveyance desired.
Brass, Window& Door Plate Makers & General Engravers
S^ Burn Marks, Steel Stamps, and Steneil
Plate Cutters.
Brass Door Plates. Berth Nos., and Key
Labels for Shipbuilders.
Steel Letters and Figures, Embossed Brass
Tickets and Time Checks.
Inscriptions on Silver and Cutlery.
Arms, Crest, and Mono. Dies.
Embossed Presses and Brass Stamps of all
kinds for Companies, Notaries, Elections, &c.
All kinds of India Rubber and
Brass Stamps made.
M'LAREN & MEIKLE,
25 GOKEOIT STREET, GX.iiSG-O'W.

lames Bowman k Sons,
AUCTIONEERS & VALUATORS,
WEST-END SALE ROOMS,
33 West Blackhall Street,
GREENOCK.
OUTSIDE SALES
OF
pousehol'b Jftmtittrw & Valuations
CONDUCTED IN TOWN OR COUNTRY.
SALES BY AUCTION
OF
STOCK, SALVAGES, &c,
Undertaken on the Shortest Notice.
Parties averse to having Furniture, &c, Sold in their
Houses, can have it Removed and Sold in the Rooms.
Furniture, Pictures, Plate, &c, Stored at Moderate
Terms, in New Stores, No. i Jamaica Street.
Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes kept for Valuables of all
descriptions.

JAMES M'FARLANE & CO.
(Late PEARSON & M'FARLANE,)
HEATING ENGINEERS, SMITHS, PLUMBERS, &e.,
20 CATHCART ST.; WORKS— 15 CATHCART ST., GREENOCK.
ESTIMATES given for Heating Churches, Halls, Mansions, Greenhouses, Conservatories,
&c., either with the Large or Small-Bore Pipe System, Swimming
Baths, Washing-Houses, and Steam Cooking Ranges Fitted up and Repaired.
TESTIMOITIALS.
Burgh School Board Offices,
Greenock, 26th February, 1889.
I hereby certify that James M'Farlane & Co., Heating Engineers, have been
employed by this Board on several occasions in fitting up Hot Water Apparatus for
the Board Schools, and that their work has given satisfaction to the Board.
Geo. Williamson, Clerk of Board.
Office of Public Works,
Greenock, 26th February, 1889.
This is to certify that I have known Mr Jas. M'Farlane for many years, first
as partner with Mr Pearson, and latterly as a Practical Engineer, carrying out work
on his own account. He has been employed by me on behalf of the Town Council
and Board of Police on various contracts during the last three years, and has always
given satisfaction.
Alex. J. Turnbull, Master of Works.
Sir Gabriel Wood's Mariners' Asylum,
Greenock, 20th March, 1889.
I beg leave to state that James M'Farlane & Co. were employed altering the
Heating Apparatus in this house, and their work has given satisfaction.
J. A. Ferguson, Governor.
Cemetery and Parks Superintendent's Office,
Greenock, 21st March, 1889.
T have much pleasure in certifying that James M'Farlane & Co., Heating
Engineers, fitted up in the Cemetery the Heating Apparatus connected with the
propagating frames. The work was done in a thorough manner, and has given every
satisfaction.
Robert Sheridan, Superintendent.
Hyde Park Paint Works,
104 Hyde Park Street,
Jas. M'Farlane & Co. Glasgow, 2nd March, 1889.
We have much pleasure in reporting our entire satisfaction with the system of
heating you have adopted in our works, and with the arrangements for efficiently
Heating our Oil Tanks, which are a thorough success ; and you are at liberty to refer
to us any parties who may be interested in the subject of heating in a manner at once
successful and economical.
We consider you have carried out our contract in a tradesmanlike manner.
Matthews, Maclay & Morrison.
Greenock, 6th May, 1889.
This is to certify that Jas. M'Farlane & Co. fitted up the Heating Apparatus
in South Parish Church with small-bore pipes, and that the work was done to the
entire satisfaction of the managers.
Wm. B. Ingram, Convener of Works Committee.

DANIEL B. STEWART,
Ibouse & Sbtp jfurnisbing 3ronmongei',
14 WEST BLACKBALL STREET, GREENOCK.
»»»-
/"YLOSE and Open Kitchen Ranges, Register Grates,
l/i Tile Hearths, Fenders, Fire Irons, Mangles,
* 'Wringers, Knife Machines, Gasaliers, Lobby
Lamps and Brackets, Hat and Umbrella Stands, and
all kinds of House Furnishings.
Heating Apparatus, for Greenhouses, Vineries, &c, fitted up
and Repaired.
Smith, Tinsmith, Gasfitting, Bell-hanging, and Plumber Work done
in all the Branches.
For SHIP FURNISHINGS, see Separate Catalogue, to
be had on application.
THOMAS SMITH,
Sbjp and General Smith
GREENOCK GALVANIZING WORKS,
5 NEW DOCK LANE,
AND
18 SHAW STREET, GREENOCK.
SMALL CHAINS & ANCHORS, WINCHES, GINS, &c.
Every Description of Smith Work executed with despatch, and in
the Best Style of Workmanship.
REPAIRS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.

M. WALKER & SON
(M. WALKER, late Senior Partner of D. M'GREGOR &. CO.),
Chronometer Makers to the Royal Navy,
OPTICIANS & NAUTICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF COMPASSES AND BINNACLES,
ADJUSTERS OF COMPASSES IN IRON VESSELS,
NAUTICAL STATIONERS AND CHART AGENTS,
PATENTEES & SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE COMPASS VERIFIER,
The Latest and Best Invention for Ascertaining the Errors of Compasses.
WALKER'S PATENT LOGS AND SOUNDING MACHINES,
HOLMES' DECK AND SEA FLAMES, FLAG MAKERS,
Engine and Steering Telegraphs.
MARINE TIMEPIECES, ANEROIDS, BINOCULARS AND TELESCOPES.
Agents for
Sir William Thomson's Patent Compasses & Sounding- Machines.
THE COTTON POWDER COMPANY'S DISTRESS SIGNALS.
YACHT REQUISITES.
Estimates given for Complete Outfits.
ADMIRALTY BUILDINGS, 45 CLYDE PLACE, GLASGOW:
AND ADMIRALTY BUILDINGS,
28 Catfoeart Street. SREE.N0CK,.
CONNECTED BY TIME SIGNAL FROM GREENWICH.
Glasgow Telegraphic Address, "Verifier, Glasgow."
Telephone, No. 970.
Greenock Telephone, No. 122.
Chronometers Lent on Hire, with Option of Purchase. If Purchased
within Twelve Months, no Hire Charred.

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W. HUTCHISON,
printer & Xitbograpber,
23 NICOLSON STREET,
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GReeno^K.
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ONLY ESTABLISHMENT IN TOWN WHERE PRINTING &. LITHOGRAPHY
ARE CARRIED ON IN THE SAME PREMISES.
@7111 l^inds of Jfrinfing and iA'itlparaprjic
W0PI5 executed on fiji most QHoderctfe
'CCriltO, v^ilr) olcspalcT), and in Irje FJeafcsf
and most ^Lrlislic sfyle.
C$c £raoe (preee #ave fon.
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NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY.
THIS Society, established in 1797, presents advantages
to the insuring public which other Companies of more
recent standing are unable to offer. By carefully selecting
their business, by tabulating their experience in all its
branches, and by strict economy in management, the
Directors are able to insure property at the lowest rates
compatible with security of the Insured and the stability of
the Office.
The amount insured now exceeds £250,000,000
The amount paidfor losses by fire \ n 7 nnn nnn
now amounts f£/,UUU,UUU
to
Chief (JDffice—
SURREY STREET, NORWICH.
Secretary—C. E. BIGNOLD, Esq.
Assistant Secretary— C. A. B. BIGNOLD, Esq.
Igeab ©ffice frrr Sortlanb—
107 ST. VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW,
JOHN LARGE, MANAGER FOR SCOTLAND.
Jtgents in

CALEDONIAN
PLATE GLASS
INSURAN CE COMPANY.
Established 1871, under the Companies' Acts, 1862, 1867.
Head Office: 144 St. Vincent St., Glasgow.
Bankers—Royal Bank of Scotland, St. Vincent Street.
Solicitors—Wright, Johnston, Mackenzie & Roxburgh, Glasgow
Auditor— J ames Paterson, C.A., 92 Bath Street, Glasgow,
Burgh Treasurer, Kinning Park.
Manager—W. M. M'Culloch.
Over £100,000 of Glass has been replaced by this
Company for Breakages arising from Storms, Stone-
Throwing, Window Cleaning, Goods Falling, Malice,
Mischief, and other, innumerable causes.
All Glass Insured against every risk, except Fire-heat, at Moderate
Rates, with prompt replacement of Breakages.
Immediate Notice of all Damages should be sent to the
Office or Agents, who will give them instant attention.
UNION
FIRE and LIFE SOCIETY.
Established in the reign of Queen A?ine, A.D., 1714.
FIRE FUNDS . . . Exceed
LIFE FUNDS . . . Exceed
TOTAL FUNDS, . . Exceed
£770,000
£1,000,000
£2,000,000
ALL RISKS ACCEPTED AT LOWEST RATES.
LARGE BONUSES ON LIFE POLICIES.
GLASGOW OFFICE — 144 St. VINCENT STREET,
W. M. M'CULLOCH, Local Manager.
Application for Agencies Invited.