directory for the city of aberdeen

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DIRECTOR Y

CITY OF ABERDEE N.

18 54-5 5,

DIRECTORYFOR THE

CITY OF ABERDEEN.

1854-55.

TO WHICH IS ADDED, . Q

THE NAMES OP THE PRINCIPAL INHABITANTS OF

OLD ABERDEEN AND WOODSIDE.

ABERDEEN\

WILLIAM BENNETT, PRINTER,No. 42, Castle Street.

1854.

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CONTENTS.

Kalendar for 1854-55 Page 7

Agents for Insurance Companies 8

Section I.—Municipal Institutions 9

• II.—Commercial Establishments 11

v HI.—Post Office Department, Customs, and Inland Revenue, ™ 18

v IV.—Legal Department — 30

?JV.—Ecclesiastical Department . 32

List of Vessels—Port of Aberdeen 33

Streets, Squares, Lanes, Courts, &c. and the Principal Inhabitants... 37

General Directory of the Inhabitants of the City of Aberdeen. 94

Old Aberdeen and Woodside „ Appendix i—viii

185 4.

JULY. AUGUST. SEPTEMBEE.Sun. - 2 9 16 23 30 Sun. - 6 13 20 27 ... Sun. - 3 10 17 24 ...

Mon. - 3 10 17 24 31 Mon. - 7 14 21 28 ... Mon. - 4 11 18 25 ...

Tues.- 4 11 18 25 ... Tues.l 8 15 22 29 .. Tues.- 5 12 19 26 ...

Wed. _ 5 12 19 26 ... Wed. 2 9 16 23 30 ... Wed. - 6 13 20 27 ...

Thur.- 6 13 20 27 ... Thur. 3 10 17 24 31 ... Thur.- 7 14 21 28 ...

Frid. - 7 14 21 28 ... Frid. 4 11 18 25 Frid. 1 8 15 22 29 ...

Sat. 1 8 15 22 29 ... Sat. 5 12 19 26 Sat. 2 9 16 23 30 ..

OCT BEE. NOVEMBER. DECEMBEE.Sun. 1 8 15 22 29 ... Sun. - 5 12 19 26 ... Sun. - 3 10 17 24 31

Mon 2 9 16 23 30 ... Mon. - 6 13 20 27 ... Mon. - 4 11 18 25 ...

Tues. 3 10 17 24 31 ... Tues.- 7 14 21 28 ... Tues. - 5 12 19 26 ...

Wed. 4 11 18 25 Wed. 1 8 15 22 29 ... Wed. - 6 13 20 27 ...

Thur. 5 12 19 26 Thur. 2 9 16 23 30 ... Thur.- 7 14 21 28 ...

Frid. 6 13 20 27 Frid. 3 10 17 24 Frid 1 8 15 22 29 ...

Sat. 7 14 21 28 Sat. 4 11 18 25 Sat. 2 9 16 23 30 ...

18 5 5.

J ANUAEY. FEBRUARY. MARCH.Sun. - 7 14 21 28 ... Sun. - 4 11 18. 25 ... Sun. - 4 11 18 25 ...

Mon. 1 8 15 22 29 ... Mon. - 5 12 19 26 ... Mon. - 5 12 19 26 ...

Tues. 2 9 16 23 30 ... Tues. - 6 13 20 27 ... Tues.- 6 13 20 27 ...'

Wed 3 10 17 24 31 ... Wed. - 7 14 21 28 .. Wed. - 7 14 21 28 ..

Thur.4 11 18 25 Thur.l 8 15 22 Thnr.l 8 15 22 29 ...

Frid. 5 12- 19 26 Frid. 2 9 16 23 Frid. 2 9 16 23 30 ...

Sat. 6 13 20 27 Sat. 3 10 17 24 Sat. 3 10 17 24 31 ...

APEIL. MAY. JUNE.Sun. 1 8 15 22 29 ... Sun. - 6 13 20 27 ... Sun. - 3 10 17 24 ...

Mon 2 9 16 23 30 ... Mon. - 7 14 21 28 ... Mon. - 4 11 18 25 ...

Tues. 3 10 17 24 Tues. 1 8 15 22 29 ... Tues .- 5 12 19 26 ...

Wed. 4 11 18 25 Wed. 2 9 16 23 30 ... Wed. - 6 13 20 27 ...

Thur 5 12 19 26 Tbur.3 10 17 24 31 ... Thur.- 7 14 21 28 ...

Frid. 6 13 20 27 Frid. 4 11 18 25 Frid 1 8 15 22 29 ...

Sat. 7 14 21 28 Sat. 5 12 19 26 Sat. 2 9 16 23 30 ... 1

§a«K DoUJmgs.

New Year's Day, .

Good Friday,

Queen's Birthday,

Queen's Coronation,

Jan. 1

April 6May 24June 28

Prince Albert's Birthday, . Aug. 26Prince of Wales' Birthday, . Nov. 9

Christmas Pay, . . . Dec. 25And the Sacramental Fasts.

When a Holiday falls on a Sunday, the Monday folloiring is kept.

AGENTS FOR INSURANCE COMPANIES.

OFFICES.

Aberdeen Mutual Assurance & Friendly Society

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Aberdeen Mutual Marine Insurance Association—

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Aberdeen Sea Assurance Co.———,~

Accidental Death Insurance Co—, ~ ~Age Insurance Co m.,m~«~,.,m~ —Agriculturist Cattle Insurance Co —Alfred Life Assurance Association,,. .

Alliance Life and Fire Assurance Office™—.——Argus Life Assurance Co.™— ~~

Atlas Fire and Life Office——.„ ™— —

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British Empire Mutual Life Assurance Co .

British Empire Fire and Life Society™—™.

Caledonian Insurance Co.—™— .

County Fire Office and Provident Life Office——

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Eagle and Life Insurance——-—~ . ~~

Edinburgh Life Assurance ™——™—Essex Economic Fire Office——™—™European Life Assurance and Annuity Co —Experience Life Assurance Co. ™~——™——

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Farmers' and Graziers' Mutual Cattle Assurance Co.

General Fire and Life Assurance Co ™™——

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Globe Fire, Life, & Annuity Insurance—™™ ,

Guardian Fire, Life, & Annuity Assurance

Hercules Insurance Co.— ~ ~

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Imperial Fire Assurance— ~

Insurance Co. of Scotland (Fire) ~~

Kent Mutual Fire Insurance Co — —.~—Leeds and Yorkshire Fire and Life Assurance Co.™Life Association ot Scotland—™. ™™—™——„—Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insurance Co.

London Mutual Life and Guarantee Society™.—

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London Union Assurance Fire Offices and Annuities

London Indisputable Policy Co — \Do. Union Free Assurance Co.™ /

Maritime Passengers' Assurance Co ~Mariners' General Life Assurance Co —Michigan Investment Co.—™™™ —

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—Minerva Life Assurance Co.™— ™. —,~~—

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Mutual Accumulation Society ™™„—

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National Fire and Life Assurance CoNorth British Australasian Co ™ — ,

North British Fire and Life Assurance.

Northern Assurance Co. (Fire and Life)

Norwich Fire, Life, and Annuity Office .

Palladium Life Assurance Society*— „ .

Perpetual Investment Laud and Building Society-,

Phcenix Fire Office—~—™™™.—~— ~, —Professional Life Assurance Co—™ .———~—Promoter Life Assurance and Annuity Co.—«.——

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Protestant Fire and Life Insurance Association,

Royal Exchange Assurance Corporation—.

Royal Insurance Co., Fire, Life, and Annuities™—Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society

Scottish Equitable Assurance Co — —Scottish Provident Institution of EdinburghScottish Provincial Assurance Co.—— ,

Scottish Sea Insurance Co —«—.™—™— ~

Scottish Union Fire and Life Assurance Go . .

Standard Life Assurance Co.™,————™ —United Kingdom Life Assurance Co.—»——

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United Kingdom Provident Institution (Life As-lsurance and Annuities) J

West of England Fire and Life Office™™™—,— <

Wisconsin Marine and Fire Assurance Co—™™—

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York and London Fire, Life, and Annuity Office—.

AGENTS.

Alexander Yeats, 47 SchoolhUlE. Connon, 58 Marischal street

A. Matthew, 57 Marischal street

A. Masson, 4 Queen street

A. & W. Groundwater, 90 Union street

A. Duthie, 123£ Union street

William Gordon, 5 King street

James Black and C >., 23 King street

J. Brebner, Advocates' Buildings

J. Blaikie, 245 Union street

Lauchlan M'Kinnon, 83 Union street

J. A. Wilson, 92 Broad street

William Smith, jun., 106 Union street

Arthur Thomson, Bank of ScotlandJames Murray, 50 Schoolhill

A. Davidson, 1 Bon -accord street

George Marquis, 147 Union street

Benjamin Reid, 94 Union street

George Allan, 1 Marischal street

R. Dyce, 3 Queen street

A. Chivas, National BankJohn Duncan, 8 Castle street

William Smith, 142 King street

William Skinner, 201 Union struot

W. P. Booth, 56 Marischal street

P. Bannerman and Son, Agents, 2£ Trinity quay

John Sheed, 44 Marischal street


James Collie, 38 Castle street

James Warrack, 34 Marischal street

John Sheed, 44 Marischal street

George Allan, 1 Marischal street

Murray and M'Combie, 103 Union street

William Mainland, 83 Union street

A, Duthie, 123£;Union street

Allardyce and Jopp, 13 Market street

Jopp and Shand, 31 GallowgateT. and N. Burnett, Record Office, King street

William Chalmers, 3 King street

Charles Chalmers, 147 Union street

Norval Clyne, 245 Union street


Lumsden and Robertson, 2 Union terraceWilliam P. Booth, 5S Marischal street

> George Grant, 10 King street

Alexander Jopp, 31 GallowgateAndrew F. Boyd, Agent, 38 Marischal street

John Jamieson, 56 Marischal street

William Gordon, 14 AdelphiWilliam Skinner, 201 Union street

C. F. Griffith, 89 Union street

William Reid, 56 Marischal street

James Collie, 38 Castle street

Smith and Cochran, 96 llnion street

William Reid, 56 Marischal street

A. and J. Cadenhead, 9 Iluster row, and JamesAsher, 115 Union street

Adam and Anderson, 75 Union street

William Gordon, 14 Adelphi

CONVEYANCES FROM ABERDEEN.ABOYNE.—The " MARQUIS OF HUNTLY" Coach leaves Aboyne for Banchory every lawful

day at 6-45, a.m., arriving in time for the 8.45, a. Down Train to Aberdeen. Passengers

from Aberdeen to Aboyne, leave by the Deeside Eailway at 4 0, p.m., arriving at Banchory, at 5 0,

p .M., at which hour the coach starts for Aboyne.ALFOED Tne "VALE OF ALFOED'' leaves the Eoyal Hotel at 4, p.m., and arrives in

Alford at 7 -

30, p.m.. Leaves Alford at 6, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 9 30, a.m.

BANFF.—The " EAEL OF FIFE " leaves the Eoyal Hotel at 7, a.m., and arrives in Banff at

12'30, noon—passing New Machar, Oldmeldrum, Fyvie, Towie, Dana, and Turriff. Leaves Banff at

2-30, p.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 8, p.m.

INVEENESS.—The " MAIL " leaves the Eoyal Hotel at 5-22, p.m., and arrives in Inverness at

5-45, a.m.,—passing Kintore, Inverury, Pitmachie, Huntly, Keith, Fochabers, (junction with SpeysideMail), Elgin, Forres, Nairn, and Campbleton. Leaves Inverness at 820, p.m., and arrives in Aber-deen at 7-46, a.m.

INVEENESS—The " DEFIANCE " leaves the Royal Hotel at 7, a.m., and arrives in Invernessat 7, p.m. Leaves Inverness at 7, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 7, p.m. 40s. and 22s.

INVERUEY.—The " BANKS OF DON " leaves the Eoyal Hotel at 4, p.m., and arrives at In-verury at 6, p.m.—passing Blackburn, Kintore, and Kemnay. Leaves Inverury at 8, a.m., and ar-

rives in Aberdeen at 10, a.m.. Fares, 3s. and 2s. 6d.

INVEEUEY.—The " ENGINEEE " leaves the City Hotel, St. Nicholas Street, at 8-0, a.m., andand arrives in Inverury at 10'0, a.m.—passing Blackburn and Kintore. Leaves Inverury at 4'0-, p.m.,

and arrives in Aberdeen about 6 0, P.m.

METHLIC—The "EAEL OF ABEEDEEN " leaves 26, West North Street, every Monday,Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, at 3-30, p.m.—passing Udny and Tarves, and arrives in Methlic at

6-30, p.m. Leaves Methlic at 7, A.m., same days, and arrives in Aberdeen at 10, A.M.OLDMELDEUM.—The " BEAES OF MELDEUM " leaves the Union Inn, St. Nicholas Street,

at 3-30, p.m., and arrives in Oldmeldrum at 6, p.m. Leaves Oldmeldrum at 7*30, a.m., and arrives iuA.t)GrdG6n st 9*4:5 a.m.

PETEEHEAD and FEASEEBUEGH.—The " MAIL " leaves the Eoyal Hotel at 7, a.m., andarrives in Peterhead at 11.0 a.m., and in Fraserburgh at 12 30, noon—passing Ellon, Cruden, Mintlaw,Park, and Eathen. Leaves Peterhead at 8, a.m., and Fraserburgh at 6 30, a.m., and arrives in Aber-deen at 12, noon.

EHYNIE.—The "LORD FOEBES" leaves the Eoyal Hotel on Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-day, at 11, a.m., and arrives at Ehynie about 3 30, p.m.—passing Skene House and Edit, Leggerdale,Cluny, Whiteley, Whitehouse, Village of Alford, Haughton, Bridge of Alford, Knockespock, White-haugh, Littlewood, Lumsden Village, Clova, and Auchindoir. Leaves Ehynie every Monday, Wed-nesday, and Friday, at 80, a.m., and arrives in Aberdeen at 12J, noon.

The " BANKS OF YTHAN " Coach starts from Glennie's Inn, Queen Street, every lawful day,at 3, p.m., for Ellon—passing on to Strichen every Monday and Friday, and to Old Deer every Wed-nesday and Saturday.

Leaves Webster's Inn, Strichen, every Tuesday and Saturday, at 6, a.m., at New Deer at 7, a,m.Auchnagatt, at 8, a.m., Ellon, at 9, a.m., and arrives at Aberdeen, at 11, a.m.

Leaves Fraser's Inn, Old Deer, every Monday and Thursday, at 7, a.m. ; at Auchnagatt, at 8, a.m.,Ellon, at 9, a.m. ; and Aberdeen at 11, a.m.

Leave3 Watt's Inn, Ellon, every day, at 9, a.m., except Friday, and on that day, at Twentyminutes past 8, a.m., and arrives at Aberdeen at 10, a.m.

CARRIERS FROM ABERDEEN.

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Abercbirder ^ „James Sim 24 Gerrard street ~™Tues. m Wed. mAberchirder William Grieve~„.™-24 Gerrard street ~~™„Wed. m Thur. aft

Aberlour , Eddison & Stables 24 Gerrard stieet Tu. Sat. m Wed. M. mAberlour „™Paterson & Riach 24 Gerrard street.-™ Wed. m Thur. in

Abernethy Eddison & Stables 24 Gerrard street -™Sat. m Mon.aAlford George Benton- 1 Flourmillbrae Wed. m Wed.Alford D. Milner „ 6 Little Belmont st. ~™Frid. m Sat.""Auchleven John Gauld _1G6 Gallowgate ~™.. Thur. m Thur."

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Paterson & Riach .

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Paterson & Riach —

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—Colin M'Intosh——Eddison & Stables ~~

James Sim ~ ——William Dalgarno—..

—John Davidson™..

James Law .... —James Milne .

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A. Davidson —.——William Dow —

Eddison & Stables ——William Dow—--John Smith—.—

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T. Daniel, jun. —

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—John Davidson——John M'Pherson—-John Rettie—

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—24 Gerrard street——6 Little Belmont st——24 Gerrard street™.

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Kllon W. Thompson —16 Mealmarket st Tu.F. m Tu. F. aft

Ellon . Robert Duguid 6 Mealmarket st.—,—-Tu.F. m Tu.F. aft

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Glenlivat———John Grant—Grange—— ——Robert Howie—~.

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Inverness -Eddison 8. Stables —24 Gerrard street—

Johnshaven E. Strachan— —— 1 Flourmillbrae—

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Kemnay— —James Mitchell -13 Harriet street —Kemnay— —David Webster ——90 George street—Kincardine -Alex. Sbetiffs — 6 Back wynd

Kincardine . A. Gillespie ——13 Harriet street—Kincardine —.—John Laing ™—6 Little Belmont St.™

Kinnethmont —William Souter 16 Mealmarket st. -.

Kinnethmont —John M'Gillivray .,90 George street—

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Kintore John Abel —22 Schoolhill—

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L. Cushnie —James Edward —..,„—-23 Harriet street —Longside .——William Smith 90 George street .

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Lonmay— William Willox 16 Mealmarket St. .

Lumphanan ,Peter Berry — 11 Harriet street—

Lumsden Village-James Law— 90 George street —Macduff. T. Forsyth — 24;Gerrard street—

Manar ——Alex. Stephen ———90 George street —

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Maryculter —Robert Fiddie —23 Harriet street —Methliu ——..James Rothney 16 Mealmarket st. .

Methlic —. Thomas Annand 26 West North st. .

Mintlaw- ™ - W- Rankin——. 166 Gallowgate

Mintlaw ™ W. Smith .-—90 George Street —Midmar , R.obert Mathieson—- 6Backwynd—„Monymusk— -Peter Tait———— 6 Back wynd „

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Eddison & Stables .^24 Gerrard street™ Tu. S. m W.M mNew Pitsligo . John Wood ................—90 George street ™,—Wed. m Wed. ev

Old Deer ..-John Craighead.,—__. 15 Mealmarket st. „Thur. m Thur. ev

Old Deer H. Ross ~~—~~.™,16 Mealmarket st. Thur. m Thur. ev

Oldmeldrum,--™,James Webster ™—™—

.

— 1 Flourmillbrae „ M.Th.ev Tu.F.noon

Oldmeldrum ™_2S North street™- ~We<5. ev Thur. aft

Oyne ~™ —Robert Maitland ™».™..,,90 George street ™.. Thur. m Thur. ev

Peterhead ™. T. Daniel, jun. 16 Mealmarket st. » M.W.F.m 'ru.Th.S.cv

—...Thur. mThur. m

Thur. eV

Pitcaple -™—_John Gauld—.—~~. 166 Gallowgate ™ Thur. ev

Pittodrie ~™.., Robert Maitland™-, — 90 George street ~ Thur. m Thur. ev

Portsoy~~™~.™.Andrew Chalmers ™.24 Gerrard street S. W. m Tu. Th. mPortsoy John Davidson 90 George street ™, .W. S. m Tu. Th. mPremnay ........—John Gauld ..—— —166 Gallowgate .—.Thar, m Thur. ev

Rhyme ~~. -™James Law ~— SO George street™. Thur. m Thur. ev

Rosehearty™—.„,.James Milne™—.™— 1 66 Gallowgate —_™_Tues. ev Wed. ev

> 24 Gerrard street™

24 Gerard street ™Wed. m

~. Tues. mThur. m

Rothie —

—

__Alex. Forsyth ...„..— Wed. mRothiemay™.—R. Howie .........<„....—24 Gerrard street.,.~.™~Tues. m Wed. m

Thur. ev

Thur. aft

Skene

M.Th. aft Tu.F. mThur. mThur. mThur. ev

.Tu.Th.S.m '

....Thur. mITu.Th.S.alt

Thur. ev

Wed. m

... Wed. mTarland .. 13 Harriet street .. Wed. ev

Tarves. .. . ..13 Princes street . Frid. n

Tarves Thur. n

Tarves ... 6 Mealmarket street ....Thur. aft Frid. n

.. 180 Gallowgate . Thur. n

Tomintoul.. ,, Wed. ev

Towie .. . . . . . 23 Harriet street . Wed. ev

Turriff . A." Pirie , . .. 90 George street . .... Tues. m Tues. ev

.. 24 Gerrard street.. Fri. aft

Turriff .. . . . . 24 Gerrard street.. Thur. mTullynessle.. . Fri. ev

Udny .. . . .James Mutch .. 6 Mealmarket st. . Fri. rn

Udny . Ai Davidson . 6 Mealmarket st. . Fri. a

Alexander Rothnie 90 George street .Thux. m Thur. es

Ik rtf Ikfea

SECTION I—MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL.

Thomas Blaikie, Merchant, Lord Provost.

Baillies.

James Sim, chemist. G. Watson, leather merchant.Robert Ledingham, advocate. Lewis Smith, bookseller.

Office-bearers.

Alexander Nicol, merchant, Dean of Guild i James Laing, ironmonger, Master of Kirk andGeo. Elmsly, coach manufacturer, Treasurer. Bridge Works.Alex, Gibb, civil engineer, Master of Shore Works \

John Leslie, manufacturer, Master ofMortifications.John BJaikie, advocate, Master of Guild Brethren's Hospital.

Councillors.

William Henderson, builder.

William Gordon, sharebroker.James Berry, watchmaker.

George Jamieson, jeweller.

John Webster, advocate.

David M' Hardy, smith.

G. B. Bothwell, manufacturer.John Duncan, advocate.

James Simpson, advocate, Assessor.

John Angus, advocate, Town Clerk.

Depute- Clerk.

Alex. Fraser, advocate, Cliamberlain.

Alexander, John, & George Cadenhead, advocates,

Procurators Fiscal.

William Smith, architect, Superintendent of Works.Alexander Mellis, Inspector of Weights and Mea-

sures.

City Rental The estimated rental of herit-

age, within the burgh and freedom of the City,

taxed for certain purposes by the Board of Taxers,was, in 1821, £74,869 ; in 1852, it was £134,480 ;

thus showing an increase of nearly double.

Corporation FrjNDS.~Tbe accounts of the Corpo-ration for the year ending 15th Oct., 1853, show atotal revenue of £23,650 17s. 2d ; and the expen-diture, £20,331 13s. lid., leaving a surplus of£3319 3s. 3d. The amount of Treasury stock, as at

the last noted date, was— Cr., £236,827 10s. ; Dr.,

£175,040 4s. 8d. ; balance, £61,787 5s. 4d.— this

balance being, however, subject to the surplus ex-penditure, on the Kirk charge, which amounts to

between £1100 and £1200 yearly. •

Population.—By the Census of 1851, the pop-

ulation of Aberdeen amounted to 71,973 ;—madeup of the following items, viz. :—East Parish, 5,403

(inclusive of 221 military in barracks) ; West,11,227; North, 6,167; South, 4,54S ; Greyfriars,

6,654; St. Clement's, 7,466—total of six city pa-

rishes, 41,465: Old Machar parish (part of), 30,503;

Banchory-Davenick (part of), 5—gross total as be-

fore, 71,973, of which number, 31,746 are males,

and 40,227 females. The returns state the numberof inhabited houses at 5,839, with 17,356 separate

occupiers.

The population of the city and county, in the

same year, was 214,658.

GUILDRY, AND DEAN OF GUILD COURT.Alexander Nicol, merchant, Dean of Guild.

George Inglis

George DavidsonArthur Thomson

Patrick Pirie

Alex. Littlejohn

Henry Adamson

Assessors.

Robert CattoA. B. WhyteDavid Pirie

James HornWilliam ReidJohn Roy

Clerk, Alex. Fraser, advocate. Dean of Guild's Officer, Alexander Mellis.

BOARD OF TAXERS.Bailie WatsonBailie SmithThe Dean of GuildThe TreasurerConvener of Iucorpora

tions

Master of Hospital

And. AndersonJohn RoyThomas WillP. MorisonAlex. Morison"William FraserJ. Rose

Alex. CooperCharles CalderThomas Melville

George JamiesonGeorge EobbJames ChivasJames Will, m.d.

David M'HardyWm. HutcheonChas. Playfair

William MilneJ. NicolAlex. HayAlex. Low

James MorrisonClerk, Alex. Fraser, adyocate ; Collector, W. Brown, Stamp and Tax OfHce,

A

10 MUNICIPAL INSTITUTIONS.

THE HARBOUR.Commissioners under the Act, 6 and 7 Victoria,

" For Improving and Maintaining the Har-

bour of Aberdeen," passed 12th July, 1843.

The Provost, Magistrates, and Town Council of

the City of Aberdeen, Commissioners ex officiis, to-

gether with nine Burgesses of Guild Commission-

ers, and three Incorporated Trades Commissioners.

Elected by Burgesses of Guild.

Robert Mitchell, shipownerBenjamin Moir, merchant"William Hogarth, merchantWilliam Duthie, shipownerWilliam Fraser, merchantAlexander Anderson, advocateGeorge Leslie, shipownerJames Horn, merchantRobert Catta, jun., shipowner

Elected by the Trades.

George Donald, glazier

Alexander Cooper, saddler

Robert Watson, wright

John Angus, Secretary and Cle'rJc.—Alex. Reid, Col-

lector and Treasurer.—William Dick, Resident

Superintendent.

SHORE AND HARBOUR DUES DEPARTMENT.Alexander Reid Collector.

Peter Riddel, James Nicol, William Adamson, and

John Maclean, Clerks, and Sworn Bullcers.

POLICE ESTABLISHMENT.By the Act 10th, Geo. IV., (1829) "for better

paving, cleansing, lighting, watching, and improv-

ing the Streets, Lanes, and other Public Places and

Passages, within the City of Aberdeen, and certain

ground* adjacent ; for regulating the Police there-

of, and for Supplying the Inhabitants with Water,"

the city and suburbs are divided into Nine Wards,

each of which returns two Commissioners, who,with four ex officiis Commissioners, are entrusted

with carrying the act into effect. The qualification

of electors is the occupation of premises within the

respective wards assessed under the Act, and va-

lued at not less than £5 of yearly rent. And the

Commissioners are chosen from electors occupying

premises in the ward, assessed under the Act, of

the yearly value of not less than £15, and being

likewise resident in the ward.The election takes place on the Second Thursday

of October, biennially. The next election is in

1855.

Commissioners.

The Provost, Dean of Guild, Treasurer of the

City, and Convener of the Trades, ex officiis.

1st Ward, D. M'Hardy, J. Duncan2nd — John Sherar, Tho. Clunes3rd — Geoige Stirling, W. Chalmers4th — Chas. Calder, Alex. Anderson5th — John Rose, Wm. Bisset

6th — Robert Eddie, George Spark7th — Conv. Topp, Robert Ness8th — William Buyers, J. SmithSth — Wm. Gordon, H. A. DewarWm. Duncan, Treasurer and Collector

John Milne, Clerh of Police

Duncan Collie and Wm. Richard Drysdale, Clerics

John Cruickshank, Inspector, and Superintendent ofWater Worlcs

J. Minty, Assistant Inspector of Police

George Alexander, Keeper of Steam-Engines

J. Watson, Superintendent of Police

Geo. Murray, James Riddell, and John Milne, As-

sessors and Surveyors.

Dr. Ogston, Medical Attendant

J. Simpson, advocate, Legcd Adviser

Thomas Sutherland, Messenger

The night watch consists of 48 men, and there

is a day patrol of 12.

Assessments.

Assessment for General Purposes:—Under £7 of

Rent, 15d. per £1. At and above £7, 18d. per £1.

For Water:—Dwelling Houses, 9d. per £1.—All

other Premises, 4d. per £1. Premises under £3are exempted. 6d. per £1 additional is charged for

water, when introduced to houses.

The Assessments are payable on the 1st day of

November.

PAROCHIAL BOARD OF ST. NICHOLAS, ORCITY PARISH,

Consisting of 4 delegates from the Magistrates and

Town Council, 4 from the General Session, and 15

from the Rate-payers.

Alexander Ross, advocate, Chairman.

Elected by Magistrates.

Robert Ledinghara, John Leslie, James Berry, and

G. B. Bothwell.Elected by General Session.

Alexander Gildawie, William Reid, T. Melville,

jun., and John Macaldowie.Elected by Bate-payers.

Alexander Ross, Alexander Crombie, Peter Buyers,

William Lumsden, Robert Campbell, Daniel

Gray, Alexander Eddie, James Henderson, JohnUrquhart, John Rose, Charles Calder, William

Ironside, Andrew Sherer, Robert Collie, and

James Middleton.

James Wallace, Inspector—William Clark and JohnTevendale, Assistants.

District Medical Officers, Drs. Nicol, Sutherland,

and Christie.

The mode or principle of Assessment, is as fol-

lows, viz. one-half of the assessment is leviable from

the Owners, alter deduction of 20 per cent, from

the annual value ot house property, in name of re-

pairs, insurance, and public burdens, and 7£ per

cent, from cultivated grounds and fishings, in nameof publfc burdens. The other half of the assess-

ment is leviable from the Occupants, whose real

annual rent amounts to 31. 10s. and upwards, in the

following proportions viz. :—Occupants of cultivat-

ed grounds an., fishings are assessed at one fourth,

;md occupants of all subjects other than dwelling-

houses and cultivated grounds and fishings at one-

half, of the rate of assessment leviable from the

occupants of dwelling houses-

James Riddell, Collector of Assessment.— Office, 25,

Marischal Street.

New Parochial Poor's House, Nelson St.

—Ed. Reid, Governor; Miss Davidson, House-

keeper; Miss Leslie, Teacher; Medical Officer,

Dr. Fiddes; Chaplain, Rev. Charles Skene.

POOR'S FUND OF THE PARISH OF OLDMACHAR.

Parochial Board—Heritors of £20 annual value or

upwards : Twenty members elected by the

COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. 11

other qualified Eate-payers ; Six memberselected by the Kirk-Session ; and the Provostand Bailies (rated for assessment) of any RoyalBurgh in the Parish.

The present rate of the Poors' Assessment in this

Parish is lOd. per £1 on proprietors, and Is. 6jd.onoccupants of dwelling-houses; 3d. per £1 on occu-

pants of shops, warehouses, and business premises;and 3d. per £1 on occupants of farms, cultivated

ground, and fishings.

Chairman of the Board, Lord James HayCOMMITTEE FOR GENERAL PURPOSES.

To meet on the last Wednesday of each quarter.Chairman, John Paton, Esq. of Grandhome

John G. C. Skene, Esq,of Pitlurg

H.F Leslie, Esq. of PowisProfessor FergusonEev. Mr. WoodEev. Mr. EdersheimMr. Francis J. CochranMr. James GardenDr. KeithMr. "William MilneMr. John M'KessorMr. D. E. Lyall GrantMr. John AndersonMr. D. G. CattanachMr. Irvine KemptDr. GordonMr. James Keith

Mr. George GrubMr. W, JohnstonMr. George GordonMr. Alex. BurnettMr. James BryceMr. Alex. ChalmersMr. George ChalmersMr. Thomas LeaskMr. William ScottMr. George MurrayMr. William SparkMr. William KeithDr. EainyMr. D. M'DonaldMr. Eobert M'DonaldMr. Wight

Collector, Alex. Diack, 4, Belmont Street

Inspector of the Poor, T. Skene, 38, Skene Street

Medical Officers, Dr. Paterson, Dr. Irvine, andDr. Gilchrist

INCORPORATED TRADES.

Eev. James Forsyth, D.D., Patron

John Fraser, Shoemaker, Deacon Convener

John Fyfe, Upholsterer, Master of Hospital

BOXMASTERS.- Alex. Gray- J. Webster- W. Davidson- Al. Robb• John Airth- J. Milne- Geo. Mann

TRADES. DEACONS.Hammermen - - Thos. ThomsonBakers - - - - James Topp -

Wrights & Coopers C. Gray - -

Tailors - - - - John KeithShoemakers - - W. L. Jaffray

Weavers - - - Herod Laing -

Fleshers - - - Wm. Milne -

William Smith, Wright, Factor of the Trades'Widows' Fund

Alex. Scott, Shoemaker, Treasurer of the Trades'School

James Souter, 1 T , of Tradea . SohoolMissKnowles, )

Marianus Massie and Alex.

Henderson, Advocates,{Conjunct Clerks and

J Assessors

SECTION II.—COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.

ABERDEEN BANKING COMPANY—1767.

Incorporated with the

UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND—1849.

Eobert Grant, Esq., of Tillyfour, Chairman.

DIRECTOBS.

John Blaikie of CraigiebucklerNewell Burnett, AdvocateDavid Chalmers of WestburnFrancis J. Cochran of BalfourAlexander Davidson, AdvocateJohn Duncan, AdvocateRobert Dyce, AdvocateAlexander Fraser, City ChamberlainJames Home, ShipownerHenry Lumsden of AuchindoirJames Murray, Advocate

David Wyllie, Cashier.

William Catto, Secretary.

Samuel Middleton and George Sinclair, Tellers.—George Sim, Accountant.

John H. Fraser, Book-keeper.

1SJ

Banchory^„^.^» John MalcolmBanff , James EustCulleu .„.„ Wm. L. TaylorElgin - James PetrieEllon ™~~~ John EobbFochabers.«„v^,.~«, „ John CranFraserburgh ~™„*. George WallaceHuntly~~.w~.~~.. ~. E. & J. Milne

Inverury ,„~„,„™»KeithKincraigie, ToughMacduff ~™~New Deer ,~~Peterhead™™, .

Portsoy ~,„~»„~»,~~:

Tarland .

Turriff .

Eobert InnesEobert Green

Alex. A. LeaskS. SutherlandGray & BoydPeter MurrayAndrew EossWilliam Pirie

The Aberdeen Banking Company draw and is-

sue Letters of Credit on Glyn, Mills, & Co., Bank-ers, London ; Union Bank of Scotland, and its

Branches; Eoyal Bark of Scotland; Manchesterand Liverpool District Bank; Northumberland andDurham District Bank ; Yorkshire Banking Com-pany ; National Provincial Bank of England ; Pro-vincial Bank of Ireland ; Union Bank of Sheffield

;

Belfast Banking Company ; Dundee Banking Com-pany; Eastern Bank of Scotland ; Perth BankingCompany ; Caledonian Banking Company ; and thevarious Branches of these Banks.

THE UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND.Head Offices—Ingram Street, Glasgow, and

Parliament Square, Edinburgh.

branches.Alloa , ,„

Anderston, Sub 1

brch. to Glasgow J

Auchtermuchty —Ayr~,—,™..~~,~~..

.Thomas Brydie

R. Thomson

.Eobert Playfair

.Hunters & Co.

12 COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS.

Barrhead,...

—

BathgateBeith .—Coatbridge ~~Dalbeattie .™-Dalry—™~™.DouneDumfries™.

—

Dumblane ™Galston —.™Girvan ™..~Greenock ™~Irvine —™~.Inverary™.™Johnston™.

—

Kilmarnock™.Kincardine ™Kirkaldy—

~

Lerwick ™.™Leslie ™.™~LochgilpheadMayboleMoffatMoniaive™.-.Neilston ™~™PaisleyPort-GlasgowSelkirk —,™Stewarton—Stirling

Bridge of Allan (3 d

Stirling

Stranraer™.™...Strathaven™...ThornhillTroon ™~™.™—Tillycoultry

.Matthew AndersonJohn Marshall.Wm. Love.Robert Henderson.J. J. Burnie.James Barbour.Daniel Stuart„J Jackson-Charles Macara-John Hendrie..Walter Andrews-Andrew Anderson-Alex. Paterson

-J. M. Wright-J. HolmesD. Gardiner & R. Gardiner..Robert. Gentle-John N. M'Leod-John A. Whyte.Wm. Elder-Hugh M'Ewen..William Eennie.David Jardine.Wm. Smith.Matthew Anderson.John Scott„P. Simpson.Peter Rodger.Robert Millar

.J. R. M'Vicarays a-week) Sub-branch to

.D. Guthrie

.William Gibbie

.D. Chrichton-R. C. Reid-John Kirk

* William Simpson* Alexander Stronach

Alexander Thom*Peter Williamson

Those marked thus * form the Committee of Man-agement.

W. Littlejohn, Cashier.

John Keith, Secretary and Inspector of Branches.

Charles Mitchell and John Jamson, Tellers.

W. R. EiJdel, Jas. Brown, and J. Fraser, Clerks.

John Milne, Messenger.

Ellon ,™.

Huntly ™~

—

Insch™.™.™.Inverury .™.Keith.Laurencekirk.Golspie —.

—

Peterhead.™,WickStonehaven™.TarlandAlford

Fy vie .™~™~Mintlaw

BRANCHES.

. John Rae. jun.

-. George LawsonJames Bisset

™. A. S. M'Lean-. W. Thurburn

. David DicksonR. B. Sangster

™. Thomas Knox-. Alexander Adam™. A. W. Kinnear.. A. Robertson-. Wm. Garden

James Mackie™. James Pirie

ABERDEEN TOWN AND COUNTYBANK—1825.

Capital, .-.£1,000,000.

Major A. F. Tayler of Duunideer, Governor.

EXTRAORDINARY DIRECTORS.A. Black of Forresterliill

John Birnie of AshgroveD. Copland, Merchant, AberdeenR. Duff of Fetteresso and CulterRt Rev. Bishop Ewing, LochgilpheadMajor John Farquharson of CorrachreeJ. Ferguson of KinmundyJohn Forbes of HaddoAlexander Gibbon of JohnstonH. Hall, Merchant, AberdeenJohn Humphrey of PitmeddenW. M'Combie of Easter SkeneWilliam Paterson of Jessiefield

George Rainy, M.D., AberdeenJames Shepherd of AldieWilliam Stronach, ArdmellieThomas Smith, M.D., Aberdeen

ORDINARY DIRECTORS.A. AlercrombieLambert BarronJames Barnet*George BirnieAlexander BurnessRobert Catto*Charles ChalmersJames Ferguson

John FergusonJames Fraser*Alexander GordonFrancis IrvineA. Johnston, W.S.Andrew MurrayThomas Sangster*James Simpson

NORTH OF SCOTLAND BANKINGCOMPANY-1836.

Capital £1,000,000.

directors.*J. F. Beattie I *Alexander GibbDr. John Cruickshank Robert Ledingham*John Duncan William Leslie

*Francis Edmond Alexander LowJames Edmond *James SimGeorge Elmsly

Those marked thus * form the Committee of Man-agement.

James Westland, Manager.Edward Fiddes, Secretary.

Francis Smith, Accountant.

Charles S- Gordon, Inspector of Branches.

John Sim, Book-keeper.

John Kynoch, Chas. Lester, and D. Souter, Tellers.

BRANCHES.Auchinblae™. Robert CrabbBanff. George Cruickshank

Sub- ) Aberchirder, J. Alexander, jr.

Branches JPortsoy™.James Moir

Dufftown. . James Petrie

Elgin . George RobertsonFraserburgh. John LawsonHuntly J. & J. RobertsonSub-Branch, Rhynie, James Roger

Invergordon . Roderick HayInverury . A. Davidson & SonKeith J. Wm. LougmoreSub-Branch, Buckie, John Davidson

Macduff J. K. GreigPeterhead.™. Wm. Alexander

Sub- ) New Deer, J. MiddletonBranches / Old Deer, David CrudenPortree. ™~ L. SkeneStonehaven— George WalkerSub-Branch, Bervie, Wm. Watson

Turriff.—,™. Norman Gordon


SUB-BRANCHES TO ABERDEEN.

Aboyne.~~

—

AlfordBanchory—

»

EllonInsch~.«,~~.~OldmeldrumStrichen~

—

James OggAndrew WilsonWilliam SimThomas Milne, jun.

Alexander RogerJaraes MansonJohn Anderson

London Bankers—-Messrs. Barclay, Bevan,

Tritton, and Co., and the Union Bank of London.

Letters of Credit are granted upon all the principal

Towns in Great Britain and Ireland, and Bills ne-

gotiated wherever there is a Bank or Banker.

BANK OF SCOTLAND.Established 1695.

Arthur Thomson, Agent.

Alex. Sim, Accountant. J. Taggart, Teller.

Andrew Buick and Samuel Riddell, Clerks.

Airdrie ~~~~~~ArdrossanAyr ~~~Blairgowrie ~-~

CallanderCastle Douglas,

Cumnock ~~*~~

Dumfries.~~.~~

Dundee~~.

Dunfermline

—

Dnnse~-~—~-~

Falkirk.~~.~~~.Fraserburgh

—

Glasgow ~-~

—

Greenock™~~~Haddington—Inverness™-~~Kelso™~—-~~

Kilmarnock—Kirkcaldy ~™~KirkcudbrightLauder „ ~™LeithMontrose~~~~~Paisley ~~-PerthSt. Andrews~-~Stirling

Stonehaven .~~Strathavon~~»~

BRANCHES.

G. W. Hill

D. J. MackC. CampbellAlex. RobertsonA. M' DonaldThomas BrownM. M'KerrowH. RoseR. ThreshieJ. Sturrock and W. Miller,

ManagersJohn CarrThomas PurvesA. M'FarlaneL. Chalmers

' Chas. Campbell and Andrew[ Neilson, ManagersThomas StarkT. Todrick & James GibsonJ. & A. M'KenzieJames S. DarlingAdam CowieA. G. MorganW. H. M'LellanJ. & Rt. RomanesThomas JonesJohn BoydJohn HutchesonRobert HornA.K. Lindesay& G.M'GregorAlexander BrodieWilliam StewartJ. & T. Tenuant

The Bank of Scotland draws on the Bank of Eng-land and Branches ; Coutts & Co , and Smith,

Payne, and Smiths, London ; Manchester and Liver-

pool District Bank and Branches; Northumberlandand Durham District Bank and Branches; the Pres-

ton Banking Co.; Carlisle City and District Bank;the Huddersfield Banking Co. ; Samuel Smith &Co., Nottingham; H. A. & W. M. Harris & Co.,

Old Bank, Bradford ; the Bank of Ireland andBranches ; the Provincial Bank of Ireland andBranches, &c. &c. ; and negociates Bills on all the

principal towns in Scotland, England and Ireland,

and in foreign parts.

BRITISH LINEN COMPANY(ABERDEEN)—1833.

Incorporated by Royal Charter, 1746.

Patrick Keith, Agent.

Jas. Buyers, Teller.—Alex. Edward, Accountant.

William Allardes, Clerk.

BRANCHES.

Annand C. ArmstrongArbroath™^ J. A. DicksonBalfion ™~ M. RobertsonBrechin D. D. Black

Carluke & Wishaw, J. Gilchrist

Castle-Douglas James Moffat

Coldstream — R. & W. Douglas

Cupar William PaganDumfries R. AdamsonDunbar John KellyDundee John SymersDunfermline „ Robert DouglasDunse .~~ Cunningham and WylieElgin , R. & W. BranderForres Thomas DavidsonFort- William J. MacgregorGlasgow Patrick Brodie

Golspie DonaM GrayHaddington John FerineHamilton „ J. Henderson and S. Simpson

Hawick ~~ Dickson & DavidsonInverness John RossIrvine ~ Montgomery and M'JannetJedburgh . J. & J M. GrangerKelso Patrick WilsonKingussie D. M'Pherson, jun.

Kinross J. W. WilliamsonKirriemuir „~. W. Forrest & SonLangholm A. & T. StevensonLeith J. CundellMelrose Curie, Erskine & Curie

Montrose ~~.~. James Beattie

Nairn ~ . Adam DavidsonNewton Stewart, James NewallPaisley „~.„~» Arthur WelshPeebles Stewart & W. BlackwoodPerth ~™~~ John ConningSanquhar J. W. M-QueeuSelkirk ~~- John LangStranraer . Kerr & M'CaigTain Williamson & RossThornhill James RussellWilton , John Black

The British Linen Company draw on Smith,Payne, & Smiths, London ; the Branches of theBank of England ; the Bank of Ireland and Branch-es

;grant Letters of Credit on the Bank of Mon-

treal and Agencies ; Bank of Upper Canada, Tor-onto, and Agencies, James G. King & Son, NewYork, in America. Sam. Smith & Co., Nottingham

;

and on the principal towns on the Continent of

Europe. Also, in Australia, Sydney and Mel-bourne.

COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND—1812.

Robert Grigor, Agent.Jas. H. Stuart, Accountant.—Alex. Fisher, Teller.

Wm. T. Nisbet, Clerk.—Geo. M. Pressly, Clerk.

BRANCHES.W. JohnstonJames Moir

Arbroath

.

Alloa ,.

Annan ,, Simpson & Skelton


Ayton™™>~™™™~BanffBeithBiggar— .

Blairgowrie ™™,

CampbeltownColinsburgh—Crieff

Cromarty ™~.Cupar-Fife ,™™

DalkeithDumbarton „™»Dumfries™™.™™DunbarDunfermlineDunkeld „~,...~

ElginFalkirk ~™.

ForfarGlasgowGrangemouth™Hamilton .™™™Hawick ™™»™~.Invergordon ™Inverness —Kelso—~™.~™*Kilmarnock—Kirkcaldy ~~Kirkwall «™»~~.LanarkLeith ™™.—~™-Leven.™™—™™.

Linlithgow ~™»Musselburgh ™Newburgh, Fife,

PerthPeterhead -~™~Pitlochrie —

™

Stirling ™~-

Tain —„™

—

Thurso ™— -~~

Turriff

Wick — , .

Thomas BowhillAndrew M'EwenJames FauldsThomas Paul, jun,

James AndersonWilliam WatsonJohn WoodWilliam BrownRobert RossGeorge HogarthG. GrayJohn RobsonWilliam GoldieW. H. Ritchie

D. G RutherfordK. C. WilsonAlex. M'KenzieHenry SalmonGeorge LyonW. Johnston & WJ. S. MackayT. AndersonGeo. & James OliverAndrew MunroJames WilsonJames DouglasJ. A. BruceS. DavidsonJames SpenceThomas PaulRobert Mowbray, junDavid NicolRobert E. GlenJ. M'CornickAnderson & LaingWilliam GloagT. J. BremnerA. M'NaughtonJames MorrisonK. MurrayJohn HendersonFrancis SouterJosiah Rhind

Paul

SUB-BRANCHES.

Bonhill ~~.—. Patrick MoirEyemouth ,™™ J. BowhillKilwinning ™™ Hugh KingKincardine ™~* A. C. StephenMarkinch Alex. GowanMauchlin J. Strathdee

St. Clairtown ™ John Wyse

The Commercial Bank of Scotland draws onMessrs. Jones, Loyd and Co., London ; negociates

Bills in every place in Great Britain and Ireland

where there is a Bank or Banker; issues Letters of

Credit on the principal towns in En-land, Ireland,

and Canada, and also on New York and Paris, andtransmits money to Australia.

NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND.—1833.

Alexander Chivas, Agent.

Jas. Skinner, Accountant. John Guthrie, Teller.

Robert Glegg and Alex. Robertson, Clerks.

BRANCHES.

Airdrie ~™- James KiddAnstruther M. F. Conolly & H. B. MackintoshBanff . T. AdamBathgate ™-~ John JohnstonBurntisland ™™. Alex. Kidd

Castle-Douglas James & W. H. LidderdaleCoupar Angus™ David ClarkDalkeith —,

—

James L. HendersonDingwall—„™ A. M'K. CameronDumfries . Alex. Hannay & W. StrachanDundee ™*™„™. J. HendersonEast Linton William MassonElie, Fifeshire™ D. ConollyFalkirk „, . Robert AdamForres Robert WatsonFort-William „ D. S. M'LarenGalashields — Robert HaldaneGlasgow —„„. John Hart & James MillnGrantown „^ James Stewart, (Interim)Hawick ™™,—

.

Thomas PurdonInverness John MackayInverary—.—

.

John M'ArthurIslay —, D. M'AllisterJedburgh, G. & T. 8. RutherfordKelso ™ James TaitKirkaldy—™. Henry BeveridgeKirkwall , J. Blaikie & R. EastonKirriemuir „„. G. B. BrandLangholm R. WallaceLeith „™.„™»—

,

James WallaceLochmaben — Adam WaughMontrose D. Hill & G. C. ChalmersNairn ,

—

Alex. E. GrantNewton Stewart William DillOban . A. GreiiorsonPerth D. L. JollyPortree ™™..™™ Harry M'DonaldStirling Patrick Connal & J. MurrieStornoway . Rod. MorrisonStromness — John BeattonWhithorn—„™ G. C. Dinwoodie

Inverkeithing W. Fraser, Bill Collector.

The National Bank of Scotland negociates Billson every place in Scotland, England, and Ireland,where there is a Bank or Banker.

CITY of GLASGOW BANK —(Aberdeen, 1844.)

Capital, £1,000,000.

William Bain, Manager.John Morison, Accountant. John Walker, Teller.

James Glover and William Ross, Clerks.

BRANCHES.

Ayton Wm. CarterBanff James CrosbieBarrhead Thomas M'LellanCalton (Glasgow) William SneddenCarluke T.MatthewsColdstream J. HalliburtonDouglas (Lanark) John ScottDunbar John JaffrayDunse & Lauder A. CrawfordEdinburgh Alexander StronachGalashiels Wm. RutherfordGirvan John GrahamGreenlaw A. PurvesGreenock Alan KerJohnston John ReidLanark John MarrLargs H. M. LangLochwinnoch .... John ReidNew Cumnock .. W. HunterOban Robert KennedyPaisley Patrick GavinPartick Gavin Paisley

COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS- 15

Peebles Walter ThorburnPollockshaws .... John StewartPort William Jolin FraserStranraer Alex. M. CairdTrongate (Glasgow) Wm. RobertsonWest End (Do.) Wm. BrownWhitburn Robert Gardiner

Bank of Mona, Isle of Man, with Branches at

Douglas, Castleton, Peel, and Ramsey.

SUB BRANCHES.Grassmarket (Edinburgh) H. D.Dickie, jn., Teller.

Newton Mearns (Barrhead) T. M'Lellan, Agent.Nicolson St., (Edinburgh) H. S. Pillans, Teller.

Rutherglen (Calton) D. Murray, Agent.In addition to the above, the City of Glasgow

Bank draws on Smith, Payne, & Smiths, London;

negociates Bills in every place in Great Britain

and Ireland, where there is a Bank or Banker ; andissues Letters of Credit on the principal towns of

Scotland, England, and Ireland.

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS' BANKOF ABERDEEN.— 1845.

Office—17, Guestrow,

MANAGERS.The Lord ProvostThe Eldest Bailie

The Dean of GuildThe Convener ot the TradesThe Minister of the West ParishPresident of the Society of AdvocatesTreasurer of the Society of AdvocatesThe President of the Shipmaster Society

' The Member of Parliament for the CityMember of Parliament for the CountyThe Sheriff

The Sheriff-substitute, AberdeenThe Convener of the CountyPresident of the Mechanics' Institution

Secretary of the Mechanics' Institution

The above are Managers ex officiis.

* William Allardyce, MerchantDavid Blaikie, of Rubislaw Den*John Blaikie, Advocate*Newell Burnet, AdvocateDavid Chalmers of WestburnJohn Duncan, ManufacturerJames Edmond, Advocate*Natuaniel Farquhar, AdvocateJames Fraser, MerchantJames Garden, AdvocateWilliam Henderson, M.D.G Jorge Henry, MerchantJames Horn, Merchant*Alexauder Jopp, AdvocateGeorge Lyall, MerchantJohn Leslie, ManufacturerJohn D. Milne, jun., Advocate*John D. Milne, Advocate*James Murray, Advocate

f Jas. B M'Oombie of Jellybrands*Arthur Read, ManufacturerJames Rettie, JewellerRobert Shand, Advocate*Alexander Simpson, Merchant*Arthur Thomson, Banker*John Whyte, MerchantJohn Watt, Advocate

*Bailie Williamson

Those marked thus * are Trustees.

D. Wyllie, Cashier of the Aberdeen Bank, Treasurer

John Barron, Advocate, Assistant Cashier.

Thomas Riddel, Assistant Book-keeper.

The Bank is open every Thursday, Friday, andSaturday, from Nine to Ten morning, and fromSeven to Eight evening, for the receipt and repay-ment of deposits.

Rate of Interest allowed, Three per Cent.

ASSURANCE COMPANIES.

THE SCOTTISH PROVINCIAL (formerlyAberdeen) ASSURANCE COMPANY.

Estab. 1825.—Incorporated by Act of Parliament.Capital, £1,000,000.

Head Office, 89, Union Street, Aberdeen.

The Right Hon. Lord Forbes, Governor.

ORDINARY DIRECTORS.

David Chalmers, Esq. of Westburn, Chairman.A. Burness, Esq , of MastrickRobert Catto, jun., Esq., ShipownerRobert Ledingham, Esq., of WateridgemuirWm. Littlejohn, Esq., BankerThomas Sar.gster, Esq,, AdvocateJames Simpson, Esq., AdvocateNeil Smith, jun., Esq., MerchantAlex. Stronach, Esq., of Drumallan

Physician—Dr Dyce.

Law Agent—John Webster, Esq., Advocate.Office in Edinburgh 65, Princes Street.Office in Glasgow Ill, St. Vincent Street.

Office in London 20, Cannon Street.

CHAs. F. GRIFFITH, Manager.JOHN WATSON, Secretary.

THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPANY.Established, 1836.

Incorporated by Act of Parliament.

HEAD OFFICES

—

3, King Street.

20, St. Andrew Square.

Aberdeen „EdinburghGlasgow..™London.. ™

12, St. Vincent Place.1, Moorgate Street.

GENERAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS AT ABERDEEN.John Cruiekshank, Esq , LL.D., Marisehal College,

ChairmanJohn Angus, Esq , AdvocateThos. Blaikie, Esq., MerchantFrancis Clerihew, Esq., AdvocateJohn Duncan, Esq,, ManufacturerWilliam Leslis, Esq., BuilderJohn Yeats, Esq., of Kincorth

Medical Officer—William Leslie, Esq., Surgeon.

Auditor—James Meston, Esq., Accountant

Bankers—The Union Bank of Scotland ; the Aber-deen Town and County Bank; the North ofScotland Bank.

WILLIAM CHALMERS, Manager.II AMBROSE SMITH, Secretary.


THE ABERDEEN MUTUAL ASSURANCEAND FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

Established 1831, and Enrolled Pursuant to Actsof Parliament.

Under the Special Patronage of H. R. H. the

Prince Albert.

extraordinary directors.

Sheriff WatsonProvost ThompsonBailie HendersonPatrick Pirie, Esq., ManufacturerJames Reith, Esq., ManufacturerWilliam Henderson, Esq., Builder

Frederick Holland, Esq., ManufacturerDavid Macallan, Esq.

Alexander Watkins, Esq., Manufacturer

ORDINARY DIRECTORS.

Donald M'Taggart, Coal Merchant, President.

James M. Smith, Holburn Street, Vice President.

John Roger, MerchantRobert Stevens, MerchantJohn Robb, PlumberJohn Peterkin, WrightGeorge T. Harvey, Aberdeen Railway CompanyJohn Eddie, clerk

Robert Fenton, BookbinderJohn Bulloch, Brass-founderRobert Brander, Inspector

Robert Adams, FlesherWilliam Brown, Fishing Tackle Maker

medical referee.

William Pirrie.M.D., F.R.S E., and Regius Pro-fessor of Surgery, Marischal College.

ACTUARY AND SECRETARY.

Alexander Yeats, Accountant, Fellow of the

Institute of Actuaries.

STOCK EXCHANGE.Messrs. Wm. Allardyce, of Allardyce & Jopp, 13,

Market St.

William Adamson, 25, Marischal Street.

James Black, of James Black & Co., 23,

King Street.

Jas. Burgess, 73, Crown Street.

John Bruce, 28, Marischal Street.

Wm. Duncan, 33, Marischal Street.

John Ferguson, 54, Union Street.

Robert Fletcher, 17, Huxter Row.Charles George, of Oswald, George, & Co.,

30, Marischal Street.

William Gordon, 5, King Street.

William Jopp, of Allardyce & Jopp.John Law, 114, Crown Street.

Lauchlan M'Kinnon, Junr., 83, Union St

H. C. Oswald (of Oswald, George, & Co.)

John T. Rennie, 43, Marischal Street.

John Ross, 43, Marischal Street.

William Speid, 103, Union Street.

Alex. Stephen, of James Black & Co., 23,

King Street.

Edward Wagstaff, 4, Correction Wynd.

Committee.— Charles George, Chairman,—JamesBurgess, William Allardyce, William Adamson,

and Robert Fletcher, Secretary.

SHIPPING COMPANIES.

Commander.John Cargill.

Daniel Mearns.Thos. Howling.

ABERDEEN STEAM NAVIGATION COM-PANY.

STEAM SHIPS.Tons. H. P.

Cityof London (iron) 1116 420Earl of Aberdeen (iron) 907 375Cityof Aberdeen™.— 961 320

ABFRDEEN AND LONDON TRADE.One of the above-named Steam-ships leaves Aber-

deen every Thursday, and London every Wednes-day.F. T. Tate, Agent, Aberdeen Steam Wharf, 257,

Wapping, Londen.Thomas Anderson. Manager, Waterloo Quay,

Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE STEAM NA-VIGATION COMPANY.

The steam-ship, Victoria, 279 tons, 110 horse power,

J. T. Willet, commander, sails from Aberdeen everyWednesday, and from Newcastle every Saturday;and during the summer months, sails tor Peterheadevery Tuesday morning, returning the same even-ing.

Nisbet & Robertson, Managers, 47, Marischal St.,

Aberdeen.

Robert Storey, Fenwick's Entry, Quayside, New-castle, Agent.

ABERDEEN, LEITH, AND CLYDE SHIP-PING COMPANY.

STEAM SHIPS.

The Queen (Iron) .. W. Campbell, Jun., Commander.Duke of Richmond. W. Campbell, Sen., ,,

Sovereign William Snowie, ,,

These Steamers sail regularly between the follow-

ing places :

EDINBURGH AND ABERDEEN PASSAGE.From Aberdeen every Tuesday, Thursday, andFriday night ; and from Granton Pier Edinburghevery Monday, Tuesday, and Friday morning.EDINBURGH, ABERDEEN, WICK, ORKNEY, AND SHET-

LAND PASSAGE.The Duke of Richmond leaves Granton Pier, Edin-

burgh, every Friday morning, and Aberdeen everyFriday afternoon, for the above Ports ; and leaves

these Ports, every Tuesday tor Aberdeen and Edin-

burgh.

EDINBURGH, ABERDEEN, MORAY FIRTH, AND INVER-NESS PASSAGE.

The Queen leaves Granton Pier Edinburgh every

Tuesday morning, and Aberdeen every Tuesdayafternoon, for Inverness, calling (weather permit-

ting,) at Macduff, Banff, Cullen, Lossiemouth, Burg-head, Findhorn, Nairn, Cromarty, Invergordon,

and Fort-George. The Queen, on her passage South,

will leave Inverness every Thursday Evening, at 8

o'clock, and Invergordon, every Friday morning, at

6 o'clock, calling at all the above Ports, and at

Aberdeen thence to Granton.

Leith Geo. MathiesonMacduff Geo. MurdochBanff..., Jas. Proctor

Cullen Jas. Gilbert

Lossiemouth John TodBurghead P. Christall


Findhorn Rob. DavidsonNairn A. Gr. MaimCromarty Win, WatsonInvergordon Geo. M'KenziePort George Hugh CameronInverness K. M'Kenzie, Jun.Wick Jas BremnerKirkwall Win, FlettLerwick Wm. MerryleesThurso Don. M'KayRobert Mitchell, Manager.—Office, 65, Quay,

Aberdeen.

ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE TRADE.Clipper Schooner, ' Scottish Maid," T. Gordon,

Master, sails from Aberdeen and Newcastle everyalternate week.

Manager, Geo. Leslie, 11, Quay, Aberdeen.Agent, W. W. Roxby, Newcastle.

ABERDEEN AND HULL TRADE.Clipper Schooner, " Aberdonian," T. R. Sandie-

son, Master, sails from Hull and Aberdeen everyalternate Saturday.

Geo. Leslie, 11, Quay, Aberdeen.Z. C. Pearson, Coleman, & Co., Hull.

FOREIGN CONSULS IN ABERDEENUnited States, America .

BelgiumDenmark „^~>~™.™~«~~

Hanover „~„~„~~,~~„Hans TownsNetherlands —™~,™.~Prussia „~~~™~™.~~~—Russia—„v~ ~-~~

SpainSweden and Norway —

. John F. White• Alexander Thorn>. Neil Smith<. Arthur Thomson

J-Wm. L. Thomson

I

} Arthur Thomson

J

UNION CLUB ROOMS.PUBLIC ROOMS.

William Chisholm, Librarian and Keeper.

ATHENAEUM READING ROOMS.UNION BUILDINGS.

Open from Seven, a.m., to Ten, p.m., in Summer,„ Eight „ Ten, „ Winter

teems of Subscription.

Per Annum, £1 lis. 6d.;per Half-year, 17s. 6d.

;

per Quarter,; 9s. per Month, 3s.;per Week, Is ;

—

Payable in advance.

Proprietors.—A. & R. Milne, Booksellers.

PUBLIC NEWS ROOM,mechanics' institution.

Open from Seven, a m., to Ten, p.m., in summer.,, Eight ,, Ten, ,, winter.

Annual Subscription, 5s. ; Single Visits, Id. each.

LITERARY UNION ROOMS.Open from 8, a.m., to half-past 10, p.m.

Annual Subscription, 7s. 6d,

ABERDEEN MARKET COMPANY.Incorporated by Act of Parliament, 1839.

Capital, £50,000.Chairman, James Murray.

DIRECTORS.J. O. HaighGeorge LyallDr. James WillWilliam YeatsThomas Leys HaddenJames MurrayAlex. AbercrombieDavid BlaikieWilliam Lumsden of

BalmedieBailie Sim

Alexander DuthieRobert ShandAlexander JoppPeter WilliamsonAlexander ChivasJohn DuncanJames GilesRobert CattoRobert SmithWilliam MelvilleGeorsre BirnieDavid Gill

Treasurer, Adam & Anderson, advocatesSuperintendent, James Morrison

Architect, William Smith

MEDICAL SCHOOL,St. Paul Street.

Andrew Fyfe, M.D., Professor of Medicine andChemistry

David Kerr, M.D., Lecturer on SurgeryGeorge Rainy, M.D., Lecturer on MidwiferyWilliam Templeton, M.D., Lecturer on Materia

MedicaDr. Reid, Lecturer on Medical JurisprudenceRev. J. C. Brown, Lecturer on BotanyJohn Christie, BI.D., Lecturer on Institutes of

MedicinePeter Redfern, M.D., Lecturer on Anatomy and

PhysiologyRev. J. Longmuir, Lecturer on Natural History,

including GeologyAlexander Sutherland, Porter

GENERAL DISPENSARY.(36, Crown Court, Upperkirkgate.)

medical attendants.Dr. Galen 7, East Craibstone StreetDr, Forsyth—56, Castle StreetDr. Templeton^9, Belmont StreetDr. Smith™».™.9, Union TerraceDr. Leslie 10, Golden SquareDr. Campbell 7, Bon Accord Street

Vaccinator, Dr. GalenWilliam Paterson, Apothecary—John Middleton,

Collector and Attendant.

OPHTHALMIC INSTITUTION, FORDISEASES OF THE EYE.

Dr. Cadenhead, 231, Union Street, Surgeon.

ABERDEEN OPHTHALMIC ANDAURIC INSTITUTION.(No. 11, Littlejohn Street)

Dr. George Rainy, 17, Golden Square, Surgeon.

NEWSPAPERS IN ABERDEEN.Aberdeen Journal,<~~ 28, Adelphi Court

,, Herald, —„~» 7, Queen Street

„ Free Press,—„ Concert Court, Broad St.

18 REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

SECTION III.—REVENUE DEPARTMENT.

POST-OFFICE, MABKE1 STREET.Postmaster , W. Mitchell.

George Duncan, 1st Clerk Robert dimming, 3d Clerk ; John Fyvie, 5th Clerk

Robert Gray, 2d Clerk | John Cochrane, 4th Clerk |

George Wood, 7th Clerk.|

Stamper, Robert Fraser.

LETTER CAREIERS.

Charles "Wilson, Robert Porter, William Salmond, David Fraser, James Fraser, Robert Ritchie,

John Ross, and Isaac Forsyth

Arrivals and Despatches of Mails.

Re-

fer

ence

MAILS.

EdinburghEdinburghGlasgow -

Glasgow -

LondonLondon

Inverness - -

Ballater - -

Banff (Coach)Banff (Gig) -

PeterheadFraserburgh -

Rhynie - -

Methlic - -

Maryculter -

DESPATCHES. ARRIVALS.

Delivery inBos closes

at

Despatchedat

Destination out on Aberdeen Aberdeen

at return at P. Office at at

7-45 A.M. 8-27 a.m. 11-30 A.M. 12-32 A.M. 4-38 p.m. 5-30 p.m.

1-45 p.m. 2-18 p.m. 8 P.M. 10-32 p.m. 4-51 A.M. 8-30 a.m.7-45 a.m. 8-27 a.m. 12 NOON. 11-45 A.M. 4-38 p.m. 5-30 p.m.

1-45 p.m. 2-18 p.m. 8-15 p.m, 10-8 p.m. 4-51 a.m. 8-30 a.m.

7-45 a.m. 8-27 a.m. 5.18 A.M. 7-32 p.m. 4-38 p.m. 5-30 p.m.

1-45 p.m. 218 p.m. 11-28 A.M. 6-17 A.M. 4-51 A.M. 8-30 a.m.

445 p.m. 5-23 p.m. 6-15 A.M. 5.44 p.m. 7-46 a.m. 8-30 a.m.

4-45 a.m. 6-15 A.M. 11-50 A.M. 8 A.M. 1-35 p.m. 2-20 p.m.

6-30 a.m. 7 A.M. 12-30 p.m. 2-30 p.m. 8 P.M. 8-30 a.m.

4-45 a.m. 6-15 A.M. 12-35 p.m. 7.25 A.m. 1-40 p.m. 2-20 p.m.

6-30 a.m. 7 A.M. 11-8 A.M. 8 A.M. 12-8 p.m. 2-20 p.m.

6-30 a.m. 7 A.M. 12-38 p.m. 6-30 a.m. 12.8 p.m. 2-20 p.m.

4-45 a.m. 6-15 A.M. 11-59 A.M. 7-45 a.m. 1-29 p.m. 2-20 p.m.

4.45 a.m. 615 A.M. 9-25 a.m. 10-20 A.M. 1-30 p.m. 2-20 p.m.

4-45 A.m. 6.15 A.M. 9-15 A.M. ' 11 '0 A.M. 1-30 p.m. 2-20 p.m.

tm° Mail Bags for MONTROSE, ARBROATH, and DUNDEE, are made up daily at 4'45, a.m.,

and dispatched at 535, am., (Sunday excepted).

Morning Mail for INVERNESS made up daily at 6-

30, a.m., and dispatehed at 7, a.m.; but no

dispatch on Sunday morning.

COLLECTIONS AT RECEIVING HOUSES.

Receiving Houses. 1st Collection 2d Collection 3d Collection

i

|

197, Union Street, J Fraser—,7-30 a.m. 1-15 p.m.

57, Quay, P. Buyers , 7-30 „ 1-15 „237, Broadford, W. Harper „~.— 7-30 „ 1-15 „Old Aberdeen, R. Ross —,

12-5 p.m. 3-45 „Railway Station , ,—

,

.— 1-15 „ 830 ,,

8-30 p.m.8-30 „8-30 „100 „

A Mail to Lerwick is despatched by Steamer at 5, p.m., every Friday, and arrives every Wednesdayat 5, a.m., during the months of April, May, June, July, August, and September—the other six monthsby a Sailing Vessel, the day and hour of despatch uncertain.

No London Mail is despatched on Saturday morning or afternoon—and no arrival of London letters

and papers on Mondays.

For the South day mail a fee of 1 extra stamp will be taken from 1-45 till 1-55; and 3 extra stampsfrom 1-55 till 2-5, p.m.

For Inverness Mail 1 extra stamp from 4-15 till 4-30; and 3 extra stamps from 4-30 till 4-40, p.m.

On Sundays the office will be open for the deliverv of letters from 9 till 10, a.m. ; and on Sacramen-tal Fasts from 9 till 10, a.m., and from 5-30 till 6-30, "r.M.

REVENUE DEPARTMENT. 19

LIST OFPOST TOWNS, SUB-OFFICES, AND RECEIVING OFFICES,

IN SCOTLAND.The time of closing the Box for any place in the, subjoined list will be ascertained by referring to the

corresponding letter in the foregoing table of Arrivals and Despatches of Mails.

Places marked t are despatched by the Lerwick Mail.

Places marked t are despatched by the Lerwick Steamer, if posted after Wednesday night; at othertimes they are 3ent via Inverness.

Places which hjave to prefixed, issue and pay Money Orders.

Reference ReferenceAberchirder, R J

k Auldearn, g Blantyre,

m Aberdeen, jbg Auldgirnaig, ab Boar Hills,

to Aberdour, a b Auldgirth Bridge, ab Boddam,mAberfeldy, a b Aulthea g Bogrov,

Aberfoyle, a b ' Avoch, g a Bohally,

Aberlady, . ab to Ayr, ab in Bonar Bridge,

Aberlemno, a b to Ayton, ab Bonar Village,

Aberlour, g to Bonaw,Abernethy,(Fife), a b Baillieston, cd Bonchester Bridge,Abemethy, (Granto wn), g Balbeggie, . ab Boohill,

AbingtOD, cd Balblair, g a Borgue,m Aboyne, . h Balerno, ab Borrowmuirhead,

Acbahoish, . g a Balfroa, . cd to Burrowstounness,Advie, g Balgonie, ab Bothwell,

m Airdrie, ab Balivar, g Botriphoie,

Airth, a b Ballachelisb, a b Bourtree Bush,Alexandria, a b Ballacbelisb Ferry, South, a b Bowden,

m Alford, n Ballachelish Ferry, North, ab Bower,Ailness, g to Ballantrae, ab TOBowmore,

m Alloa. ab in Ballater, h Bowmore Village,Almond Bank, ab in Ballindallocb, g to Braco,Alva, . ab Ballinluig, . ab Brae,Alves, . g Ballintumb, ab Braemar,Alyih, a b Baltasound, . t to Brechin,Amisfield, ab in Banchory, b Bridge of Allan,Amulree, ab m Banff, k j g Bridge of Cally,Ancrum, . ab Bankend, ab to Bridge of Earn,

in, Annan, , a b Bankfoot, . ab Bridge of Weir,to Anstruther, . a b Bannockburo, cd m Broadford,m Appin, . a b Barr, ab Brodick,to Arbroath, . ab Barrhead, . c d Brora,

Ardclach g Barrhill, c d Biougbty Ferry,Ardentinny, ab m Bathgate, ab Broxburn,Ardfern, ag m Beauly, g a Brucklaw,

m Ardersier, . g in Beith, . a b Buckbaven,Ardnamurchan, . ab Belhelvie, . 1 Bucklyvie,Ardrishag, g a Bellshill, ab to Buckie,

TOArdrossan, , ab Beltonf'ord, ab Bunavoulin,Ardwell Inn, ab mBervie, ab to Bunessan,Arisaig, cd Berriedale, ga Burghead,

m Aros, ab m Biggar, ab to Burntisland,Arrochar, cd Birgham, a b Barravoe, .

Airochar Village, cd Birness Toll, 1 Burreltown,Ascog, ab Birsay, t Busby,Ashkirk, ab Birse, h Bytb,Assynt, ga Bi8hopbriggB, cdAthelstaneford, . ab Bishopton, c d Cairndow,Auchnasheen, ga Blackburn, (Aberde en )i g Cairnie,Auchinblae, ab Blackburn (Whithu a), a b Cairnie Hill,

Auchencairn, ab Blackford, ab Cairnryan,Auchinleck, ab Blackball, ab Calderbank, ,

Auchmill, kg Blackbillock, g ito Callander, ,

Auchnacraig, ab m. Blackshields. a b to Campbelltown,Auchnagatt, 1 m Blair Adam, ab to Canobie,

m Auchterarder, ab m Blair Athole, ab Carbost, ,

Auchterless, jk Blair Drummond, cd Cardross, ,

pi Auchtermuchty, . ab to Blair Gowrie, a b Carluke. ,

Auchtertool, ab Blair Logie, cd Cambuslang,


Camelon, ab Croy, gCarinisb, ga Cruden, 1

Cirnbo, ab Culbokie, g a

Carnock, ab m Cullen, gkm Camousrie, b Cullivoe, t

Carnwatb, ab m Culross. abin Carr Bridge, g Cumbernauld, cd

Carron, ab Cuininestown, kjCatronshore, . a b m Cumnock, abCarspbaim, . ab Cunniugsburgh, t

m Carstaira, . ab in Cupar-Angu9, a

in Castle DouglaB, ab m Cupar-Fife, a

Castletowa, g a mCurrie, a bCathcart, cdCatrine, . a b DaiHy, a b

Cawdor, g Dalbeattie, abCeres, ab Daluisge, , ab

m Chance Ina, ab Daljarrocb, abCharlestown, a b m Dalkeith, abChifDside, ab Dallas, gClachan, ab Dalnacardocb, , abClackmaonan, ab Dalmally, abOlarencefield, a b Dalmellington, abClarkston, ab Dalmuir, abClashmore, g a Dairy, a b

Clatt, g Dairy, ( Ayrshire), abCleisb, a b Dalrymple, , abClola, 1 Dalswinton, . abCloseburn, . ab Dalton, abCluny, D Dsmhead, ab

m Coatbridge, cd Darnaway, gm Cockbumspatb, ab Darnick, , a b

Coldingham, a b Daviot, (Aberdeensbir 0, kj

m Coldstream, ab Daviot, (Invernessshi 0. 8in Colinsburgb, a b Denholm, abvi Coliatorj, ab m Denny, ab

Colpy, 1 Dennyloanhead, abColl, a b Deskford, gColliston, 1 m Dingwall, g a

Colmonell, c d Dirleton, abComrie, a b Dollar, cdConon Bridge, g a Dolpbington, a bCornerhouse, a b m Dornoch, g a

Cornbill, g J m Douglas, abCorpacb, a b in Doune, cdCorran, (Ardgour), a b Dreghom, a b

CorraDce, a b Drern, abCorsock, a b Dromore, abCorstorphine, a b Drumblade, gCortes, 1 Diumlithie, abCoylton, ab Drumnadrochit, gCountesswells, P Drumoak, hCove, ab Drymen, c dCawdenbeath, a 1) Dubford, k j g

m Craig Ellachie, g Duddingstone, a bin Crail, ab Duffus, g

gin Cramond, ab Dulnain Bridge,

Cramond Bridge, ab m Dumbarton, abCrathie, h m Dumfries, a b

in Creetown, a b m Dunbar, abin Crieff, ab m Dunbeath,

• g aCrimnnd, 1 in Dunblane, abCrinan, cd ?;i Dundee, a bCrocketford, a b Dundonald. a b

hi Cromarty, g a Dunrirennan, abCromelabe, g m Dunfermline, abCrook, a b Dunglass, a bCrossford, ab m Dunkeld, abCtossgate9, ab DunDet, ga

abCrossbill, a b Dunning,Crossraichael, a b m Dunoon, ab

Dunrossnes9,Dun»core,

in Dunse,Dunahelr,

Duntocher,in Dunvegan,

Durness,Dyce, (by Aberdeen),Dysart,

Eaglesham,Earlston,

Easdale,

East Yell,

m Ecclefechan,Echt, (by Aberdeen),Eddlestoo,

m Edinhurgh,

Edinkillie,

Edzell,

m Elgin,

Elie,

in Ellon,

Enzie,

m Errol,

Errol Village,

Ervie,

Eta I,

in Evanton,Evie,

Eyemouth,

Fairlie,

m Falkirk,

Falkland,

Farr,

Fearn,Fenwick,Ferrintosb,

Ferryden,

m Ferryport-on-Craig,

Fetteiangus,

in Fettercairn,

Finbaven,

Findhorn,Finslown,

Fintry, (by Glasgow)Fisherrow,

Five Mile House,

in Fochabers,

Forbes,

m Ford, (by Dalkeith),

Fordoun,Fordyce,Forgleo,

Ford, (Northumbeilam Forfar,

Forgue,Fornetb,

m Forres,

in Fort Angustus,

Fort George,Fortingal,

in Fortrose,

m Fort William,

Foesaway,in Fraserburgh,

Fruchie,

Friockheim,

m Fu>bie Bridge,

m Fyvie, (Aberdeen),


Gairloch, g Hillside, (Forfarshire) abGairlochhead, a b Hillswick, tGarvald, ab Hollywood, abGarve, (by Dingwall), ga Holytown, a b

to Galashields, ab Hopeman, gGnllotown, ab Hovvmore, g a

Galston, ab Houston, cdGarderhouse, t Huna, g a

TO Garlieston, a b m Huntly, gGarmouth, g Hurlet, cdGartmore, . cd Hurlford, a b

Ill Gatehouse, abGateside, a b TO Inchture, b

Gattonside, a b Iouerkip, cdGavinton, a b Innerleithen, a b

Gifford, ab Innerwick, abGilstoD, ab Inscb, g

to Girvan, • a b to Inverary, a b

Gladsmuir, a b Imuran, . gaGlammiss, a b Invercannicb, g a

m Glasgow, cd Invergarry, gaGlass, (Huntly), g

.

TO Invergordon, g a

Glenapp, a b Inverie, . g a

Glencaple, ab TO Inverkeitbing, , a b

GleDcarse, ab Inverkindie, (Aberdee ,), n

Glencoe, ab m Inverness, gGlendaruel, cd TO Irvine, abGlenelg, ( Locbalsli), g a Lie Ornsay, g a

Glen Isla, ab Isle of Whithorn, a b

Glenlivat, g in Jedburgh, abGlenlocher, ab Jock's Lodge, (Edinbu rgh), a b

m Glenluice, ab Johnshaven, a b

Glentnorriston, g to Johnstone, c d

Glenshee, ab Johnstone Bridge, abto Golspie, g a Jura, cd

Gordon, abGortlecb, g Keig, n

Gossaburgh, t to Keith, g J

Gourock, a b m Keith Hall, gGovan, cd in Kelso, a b

Grahainstown, ab Kern nay, gto Grangemouth, ab Keltou Hill, a b

in Graniown, g Kinnetbmont, gGranton Pier, a b Kenmote, abGreenburn, ( Whitbuni), a b Kennoway, abGreenlaw, ab m Kettle, ab

to Greenock, cd Kilbracban, cdGuardbridge, a b Kilbride, ( Lochmaddy ). gaGuildtown, a b Kilbtide, (East), cdGullan, a b Kilbride, (West), cd

Kilbirnie, a b

to Haddington, a b Kilcbrenan, cdHalkirk, g a Kilfinan, cdHalbeath g Kilham, ab

',:: Hamilton, a b Killearn, cdHaroldswick, t Killearnan, gHarray, t Killin, abHarriotfield, ab to Kilmarnock, abHarris, g a Kilniartio, cdHaughead, cd Kilmaurs, abHaugh of Urr, ab Kilmoiie, c d

to Hawick, a b Kilmuir, g »

Heiton, ab Kilmun, cdto Helensburgh, a b Kilpatrick, (New), cd

Helmsdale, g a Kilpatrick, (Old), cdHeriot, a b Kilsyth, cdHermiston, ab Kiltarlity, % a

Hillend, (Inverkeithing), a b Kilwinning, cdHillhousefield, ab Kincaldrum, a b

Hill of Menie, (Aberd een), 1 to Kincardine, a b

Hillside, (Kincardinesb.) p Kincardine O'Niel, h

Kingairloch,

King Edward,Kinglassie,

to Kinghorc,Kingsbarns,

Kingston Portm Kingussie,

Kinloch RIoidart,

Kinneswood,Kinning Place,

m Kinross,

Kintail,

to Kintore,Kippen,

m Kirkcaldy,Kirkbank,Kirkbean,Kiikcolm,Kirkconnel,Kirkcowen,

TO Kirkcudbright,

Kirkinner,

Kirkintulloch,

TO Kirkliston,

Kirkmichael, (BlairgoKirkmicbael, (MayboliKiikmahoe,

to Kirknewton,Kirkoswald,

Kirkpatrick,

Kirkpatrick Fleming,in Kirkwall,

Kirn,

m Kirriemuir,Kirtlebridge,

Knockando,Kyleakin,

Ladykirk,Laggan,

Laggavoulin,Lairg,

Lamlasb,Lamington,

to Lanark,

TO Langholm,Larbert,

Largo,

m Largs,

Larkball,

m Lasswade,Latheron,

m Lauder,

m Laurencekirk,Laurieston, (Castle DoLaurieston, (Falkirk),

m Leadbills.

Ledaig,

TO Leith,

Leitbolm,

Lennostown,to Lerwick,

Leslie, (Fife),

Leslie. (Aberdeen),TO Lesmabagow,

Leswalt,

Letharn, (Cupar-Fife)Letham, (Forfar),

Leuchars,

TO Leven,Lhanbtyde,

abkjga b

a b

a a

gg a

a I)

a I)

c d

abg a

gcda baba b

aba b

a b

a b

abcda b

, a ba b

a ba b

abababt

a b

ababgg a

g a

cda bababababa bcdabgaa b

abglas), a b

abcdabababcdt

abga b

a ba bababab


m Lilibeiton, ab Mossbank, t Plean,

Lilliesleaf, ab Moy, g Plockton,

Limekilns, a b Morinish, ab Pluscarden, ,

Lindores, a b Mucbals, b Pollockshaws,

m Linlithgow,f

b Muckart, cd Polmont,

Link>house, Muirdrum, ab Polnackie,

Linton, ab Muirkirk, ab Poolewe,

Lismore, a b Munlochy, g in Portaskaig,

Lix, a b Murrayfield, ab Port Bannatyne,

Loan, ab in Musselburgh, a b Port Charlotte,

ill Loanhead, a b Muthill, cd Port Elphinstone,

in Loehalsh, g a Mylnefield, ab m Port Glasgow,

Lochbroom, ga Port Knockie,

Lochcarron, ga m Nairn, g Portuiahomac,

Lochearnhead, ab Neilston, cd Port Loggan,

Lochee, a b New Ab'jey, ab Port Monteith,

Lochend, ab New Aburdour, . m mPottobello,

Lochgelly, • ab Newatt Hill, ab m Port Patrick,

m Lochgilphead, cd m Newburgh, (Fife). ab m Portree,

Lochinver, g a Newburgh, (Aberdeen^ 1 m Portsoy,

Lochraaben, a b New Castleton, a b m Port William,

in Locb-naddy. g a Newcumnock, ab Poyntz6eld,

Lochwinnoch, d New Deer, Preston,

in Loekerby, ab New Galloway, ab in Piestonkirk,

Logierait, a b Newhaven, a b m Prestonpans

Longforgan, a b Newmains, a b

Longhope, t Newmills, (Ayrshire), a b m Rachan Mill,

Longside, 1 Newmills, (Fife), ab Rait,

Lossiemouth, g New Pitsligo, 1 Rannoch,

Lumsden, n m Newport, a b Raaay,

Luudie, ab New Rattray, ab m Ratho,

Luss, cd Newseat, g Reay,

Lutbrie, a b Newton, cd Redding,

Lybster, ga m Newton Stewart, ab Redgorton,

Lynwilg, ab Newtyle, ab Renfrew,Nigg, ga Ronton,

Macduff, k jg m Noblehouse, a b Rhyme,

in Matkincb. a b m North Berwick, ab Riccatton,

Maryculter, P m N. Queensfeiry, ab Ringford,

Maryhill, cd Nunton, g a Roberton,

Mary kirk. ab Rogart,

Marypark, a b Oakley, ab Roseball,

m Mauchline, ab m Oban, ab Ro8ehearty,

Maxwelltowrj, ab Ochiltree, ab Rosemaikie,

m Maybole,

m Meigle,

ab Old Aberdeen, Jbg Roseneath,

a m Old Meidrum, kj Roselin,

Meikleour, ab in Old Rain, g Rothes,

m Melrose, ab Ollabetry, t m Rothesay,

Melvich, ga Ormiston, a b Rotbiemay,

Menstrie, cd Orphir, t RowMethlic, Orton, g Rutherglen,

Methven, ab Osnaburgb, abMey, ga Oxton, ab Salen,

in Mid-Calder, ab Saline,

Millport, ab in Paisley, ab Salsburgh, .

Milnathort, ab Parkgate, a b in Saltcoats,

Milngavie, cd Parkhead, cd Saltou.

Milton Bridge, ab in Parkhill, g a Sanday,

Milton of Campise, cd Partick, cd Sandbank,

in Mintlaw, 1 Parton, ab Sandhead,

Moodiesburn, cd Pathhead, ab Sandness,

m Moffat, ab Patna, ab Sandwick,

Moniaive, ab m Peebles, ab m Sanquhar,

Monifietb, a b Pencaitland, ab Sauchie,

Monkton, cd m Pennycuik, ab Sconcer, .

m Montrose, ab in Perth, ab Scone,

Monymusk, . n m Peterhead, 1 Scourie,

Morebattle, ab Pitcaple, g m Selkirk,

Mortlacb, g Pitlessie, ab Shieldaig,

wjMorven, ab m Pitlochry, ab Sbotts,

Mossat, D m Pittenweem, ab Shuttleeton,


Skene, n Strichen.,

Salmannan. ab Stromness,

in Slateford, a b Strnnean,

Smailholm, , ab m Strontiac,

Sorby, ab Struan,

Sorn, a b Stuartfield,

Southern!, ab Struy

,

•in S, Queensferry, ab Sumtnerhill,

Southwick, a b Swinton,

Spittalfield, ab Symington,Spott, a b

Springbank, c d mTain,Springburn, cd Tamnavoulin,Springfield, a b in Tarbert,

Sprouston, a b Tatbolton,

•m St. Andrews, a b Tarradaleg

Stanley, a 1) Tarves,

m St. Boswell's Green, a b Tayioloan,

St. Cyrus, ab Tarland,

Stenton, a b Teviothead,

St. Fergus, 1 Tighnalirn,

St. Margaret's Hope, t in Thornhill,

St. Monanoe, a b The Cairnies,

St. Ninian's cd Thornhill, (S'.i.li

Stevenston, cd Thornliebank,Stewarton, ab Thornton, (Keiib

m Stirling, c d Thornton, (KirkcStobo, ab m Thurso,

in Stonehaven, ab Tighnalin,

Stonebouse, cd Tighyarry,

Stoneykirk, a b Tillicoultry,

in Stornoway, g a Tiree,

to Stow, a b m Tobermory,Stiachur, , cd Tollcross,

Straiton, . a b Tomatin,

in Stranraer, ab Tomintoul,Strathaird, ga Tongue.Strathaven, cd Torphichen,

Strathblane, cd Torphins,

Strathdon, n Toriance.

Strathmislo, a b Torrybuin,

Stratbpeffer, ga Townhill,

ing).

aldy),

1 in Tranent, a b

% Trinafour, abt Troon, cdab Tullibody, cdga in Turriff. kj] Twyenholm, a b

ga Tyndrum, abk Tynninghame, ababa b Uddingslone, a b

wiUdny,R a to Ullapool, . R a

g Ulsta, t

a b Uveasound, t

a b Ulva, ab

g Unachan. g a

in Uphall, aba b Urray, R a

h Voe. taba b Walls, t

ab Waterbeck, aba b Waterton of Echt, n

ab Watten, t

cd Wemyss, a b

g J Wemyss Bay, a b

a b West Calder, abga Westray, I

R a m Whitburn, a b

g Whitehouse, n

c d m Whithorn, aba b Whittinghame, a bab Whiteness, t

cd in Wick I

g in Wigtown, a b

R in Winchburgh, a b

ga Windygates, abab Wishawtown, a b

h Wiston, a b

c d Woodside, kga b

a b Yetholm, ab

Pkinted Prices Current, having obtained the

sanction of the Lords of the Treasury, pass throughthe Post Office to the Colonies and Foreign Parts at

one penny each, provided they contain simply the

names and the prices of articles; the names and addresses of the parties dealing in such articles mustbe excluded. Each copy to be made up in the sameform as a Newspaper, with covers open at the end.

The title of the publication must be written, or

printed, immediately above the address ; and anyother writing than such address, name, initial, or

mark for reference of any kind, calculated to conveyinformation as to the party by whom such publi-

cation is forwarded, will subject the same to full

letter rates of postage.

Every Price Current to be posted within seven

days after each publication, and no one can be for-

warded a second time without being charged withfull letter postage.

All other Prices Current, and CommercialLists, published in the United Kingdom, if duly

stamped, and under the weight of two ounces, will betreated as Newspapers, and enjoy the Newspaperprivileges ; the sanction ofthe Postmaster- General hav-ing beenpreviously obtained.

Printed Prtces Current, and CommercialLists, from the British Colonies, France, Belgium,

and Holland, are now admitted into the United

Kingdom at the reduced rate of Id. each, whether

conveyed by Packet or by Private Ship.

Printed Prices Current, and CommercialLists, from any foreign country, except France,

Belgium, Holland, Prussia, and China, are admitted

into the United Kingdom at the reduced rate of 2d.

each.

Prices Current and Commercial Lists, fromthe British Colonies, passing through the United

Kingdom, are liable to a postage of Twopence each,

to be paid at the time of being posted.

Prices Current, and Commercial Lists, from

the British Colonies, passing through France, Bel-

gium, or Holland, to the United Knigdom, are liable

to a postage of 2d. each.

Printed Prices Current, and CommercialLists, to China, via. Southampton, 2d. each; via

Marseilles, 3d. each. From China, via Southampton,

3d. each : via Marseilles, 5d. each.


E ATE S OF POSTAGECHARGEABLE IN

THE UNITED KINGDOM UPON LETTERS AND NEWSPAPERS ADDRESSED TO THEFOLLOWING BRITISH COLONIES AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES.

[For explanation of abbreviations, &c, see end of Table.]

Adelaide, see Australia

Ameriea (United States)

by British Pkt„ by U. States Pkt

p ,, by private Shipp Australia, by long sea-route

via Southamp. &India ™.~~»~~»

via Mars.& India

p ,, by private ShipBahamas „™»~™™™.™~.~

p Baltic, Fleet in the

Belgium „™..„™™™..~™.~~p Bucharest, via Belgium.™

,, via Francc„.~~p California via Cha^res —p ,, via Unit. States

p Cape of G. Hope, pri v. ship

Canada (Clos.Mail via U.S.

,, via Halifax „™

—

by U. S. Packet

—

,, by private ship™™„ by Canadian Pkt.

p China, via Marseilles ™~»

p „ via SouthamptonConstantinople, via Mars.

by French Pkt.

p ,, via Mars. Brit. Pkt.

,, via Belgium™.™™

,, via France™™p ,, via Southamptonp „ by private Ship™Dardanelles, by French

Pkt. via Marseilles .

,,via Belgium™™.

Denmark, via Belgium ™™.

,, via France ™™.

,, by private Ship™™.Frankfort, via Belgium

—

,, via France ™™»

Gallipoli, by French. Pkt.via Mars.™™.™™

d. s.

1

1

81

1 o

1 10

via Belgium,Gibraltar

by private Shipvia France ™™

1

2

1

8'

8

6

1 2

6

6

1 101

86

610

84 8

s. d

2

21 42

4 11

86

1 10

1

8

1 3

1 1

10}1

4'

10108

11

1 1

6

6

U

1

2 11

2 1

1 I

4 8I O

s

2 11

1 1

IOi

3 21 81 8

8! 11

2 11

1 1

6

61 9

1 61 4

r^s2 5

1 4

1 41 O

2 41

1

42

5

3 92

7

2 O1 4

5

2

1 95 5

2 il

2 11

1 43 4

5 O

2

I

I O3 1

4 4

9 5

4 82 O2

9 54 O

afterthefirst.

Newspapersand other

j

Publications

NewspaperPrivilege.

Mails when made up inLondon,

except when the Day falls

on Sunday.

Mails,

When Due

9 2

4 4

3 6

9 II

5 5

5 5

2 8

6 2

9 2

|

4 4

2 0,

2 0|

5 9

s. d.i

2

2 0J

1 42

2

4 6

1 41

1

1 41 4

6 64 82 51 41 41 O

2 4

1

1

4 62

i 2

2I

4

22

1

2 10

4 2

21

1

2

s. d

1

1

2

Free

Free

p 3

I

FreeFreeFree*

2

2

2

O 1

Free

Free

Free1

Free32

2

3

r 2

Freep O 2

Freep l

Freep 2

p 2

Free

i> 1

v 2

Every Friday eveningEvery Tuesday even.

Uncertain —™™-

—

Morning, 4th. ea alter.

mon. (viz., Feb., Ap ,

June, Aug., October,Dee.

Morning, 4th ea alter,

mon (viz., Jan., Mar.,

May,July, Sept ,Nov.Evening, 8th, follow-

ing the above

Uncertain „™.™™~™.Morn., 17th each mon.As opportunities offer

Even., daily (Sun. ex.)

Even., daily (Sun. ex.)

Morn. & Ev. (Sun. ex.)

Mo. 2d &17th ea. mon.Every Friday eveningUncertain „™»Every Friday .

livening, 6th of Jan &every alter. FridayEvery Tues. eveningUncertain ™™.™™»-™~Uncertain ™™.™™~~Ev 8th & 24th ea.mon.Mo. 4th& 20th ea.mon.Ev. 3d, 8th, 13th, 18th,

231 & 28th. ea mon.Ev. 8th &24th ea. mon.Ev., daily (Sun. ex.)

Mo. & Ev., (Sun. ex)

Mo. 4th &20th ea. monUncertain ™™..

Ev. 3d, 8th, 13th, 18th,

23d, & 28th ea. mon.Kv., daily (Sun. ex.)

Ev., daily (Sun. ex.)

Mo. & Ev. (Sun. ex.)


Uncertain „™.

Ev., daily (Sun. ex.)


Ev. 3d,'8th, 13th, 18th

23d, & 28th ea. monEv., daily (Sun. ex.)

Mo , 4th, 7th, 17th

20th, &27th ea.mon

Uncertain „™.


Every weekEvery weekUncertain

5th ea. alter, mo.(viz.Feb.,Ap.,JuAug., Oct., Dec.)

29th ea. mo. (viz.,

Jan., Mar., May,July, Sep., .Nov.)

Uncertain16th each monthUncertainDailyDailyDaily1st & 16th ea. mo.Every weekUncertainEvery weekEvery alter, week

Every weekUncertainUncertainL5th&29thea.mo4th & 21st ea. mo,6th, 11th, 1 6th, 21st

26th&31stea.mo.15th&29thea.moDailyDaily4th & 21st ea. mo.Uncertain

6th,llth, 16th 21st

26th&31st ea.moDailyDailyDailyTwice daily

UncertainDailyDaily

6th,llth,16th,21sl

26th &31stea.mo,Daily4th, 6th, 16th

21st, and 26th

each monthUncertainDaily


1 NewspapersEx- 1 Every nd other Mails when made up in

Under Exactl; actly Kxactly ounce Publications London,except when the Day falls

Mails,

LETTERS. Quartei half twoi

after withoz. o . i the Newspaper on Sunday. When due.

I first. Privilege.

Hamburg, via Belgium(Closed Mail) 8 8 1 4 2 8 1 4 Free Ev., daily (Snn. ex.) Daily

„ via France™ 11 1 11 3 4 6 2 2 10 P 2 Mo. & Ev. (Sun. ex.) Daily

,, by private Ship 8 8 1 4 2 8 1 4 Free Ev., daily (Sun. ex.) Daily

Hong-Kong, via Mars. 11 1 9 3 1 5 9 2 8 P 3 Ev. 8th & 24th ea.mon. 15th & 29th ea.mo.

„ via Southamp. 6 6 1 2 1 Free Mo. 4th & 20th ea.mon. 4th & 21st ea, mo.p India, via Marseilles-,™-™ 1 10 2 8 4 11 9 5 4 6 P 3 Ev. 8th & 24th ea. mo. 15th &29th ea.mo.

,, via Southampton,™, 1 1 2 4 2 Free Mo. 4th & 20th ea. mo. 4th & 21st ea. mo.Malta, via Marseilles 11 I 9 3 1 5 9 2 8 P 3 Ev. 8th & 24th ea. mo. 15th & 29th ea.mo.

,, via Southampton.™. 6 6 1 2 1 Free Mo. 4th & 20th ea. mo. 4th & 21st ea. mo.

„ by F. Pkt. via MarB. 1 I 2 5 4 2 7 8 3 6 P 2 Ev. 8th. 18th, and 28theach month (or 29th if

there be 31 days).

11th, 21st, & 31st

ea. mo.

,, by private Ship

—

6 6 1 2 1 P 1 Uncertain ™™™,™~ Uncertain

p Mauritius, by private Ship 8 8 1 4 2 8 1 4 r 1 Uncertain ™™™.™~ Uncertain

,, via Mars & India 1 10 2 8 4 11 9 5 4 6 p 3 Ev. 8th & 24th ea. mo. 15th &29th ea.mo.

,, via Southamp. & do. 1 1 2 4 2 Free Mo. 4th & 20th ea. mo. 4th & 21st ea. mo.P New South Wales, by long

! Sea-route <~~ 1 1 2 4 2 Free Mo. 4th ea alter, mon.(viz., Feb., Ap., June,Aug., Oct., Dec.)

ju'Ji/iajjLi.ij

p ,, via South. & India 1 1 2 4 2 Free Mo. 4th ea. alter, mon.(viz., Jan., Mar., May,July, Sept., Nov.)

3th ea. alter, mo.(viz.Feb.,Ap.Ju.Aug., Oct., Dec.)

P ,, via Mars. & India 1 10 2 8 4 11 9 5 4 6 p 3 Ev. 8th, following the

above29th ea. alter, mo.(viz. Jan., Mar.,Ma July Sep. No.)

,, by private Ship 1 1 1 1 2 2 4 4 2 2 p 1 Uncertain ™™™„™, Uncertain

„ The Port of Syd-ney, by private Ship 11 11 1 10 3 8 1 10 p 1 Uncertain ™~™~™~ Uncertain

p New Zealand, private Ship 8 8 1 4 2 8 1 4 p 1 Uncertain ™™™„™. Uncertain

|p ,, by long Sea-route 1 1 2 4 2 Free Mo, 4th ea. alter, mon(viz.,Feb., Ap., June,Aug., Oct., Dec.) ,„„„,„

p „ via South. & India 1 1 2 4 2 Free Mo. 4th other alter mo.(viz. Jan., Mar.,May,July, Sept., Nov.)

4th ea. alter, mo.(viz.Feb.Ap. Jn.Aug., Oct., Dec.)

p ,, via Mars. & India 1 10 2 8 4 11 9 5 4 6 p 3 Ev. 8th, following the

above29th, ea. alter, mo,(viz. Jan., Mar.,

Ma.July.Sep.No.)Nova Scotia ,™.,™«-™,.™, I 1 2 4 2 Free Ev. 6th Jan., & every

alternate FridayEvery alter, week

via U. S 1 2 1 2 2 4 4 8 2 4 1 Every Friday evening Every weekPort-Philip. See AustraliaRussia, via Belgium,™..™. m IIJ 1 11 3 10 1 11 Free Ev., daily (Sun. ex.) Daily

(The same Registered) 2 2 3 10 5 9

„ via France ™~™~ 1 4 3 2 5 5 9 11 4 6 p 2 Mo. & Ev. (Sun. ex.) DailySwan River. See AustraliaSydney. See N. S. Wales.

If specially addressed byprivate ship ™™™.™~ 11 11 1 10 3 8 1 10 Free Uncertain ..,»,„~.™, Uncertain

West Indies (British)t— ) 6 6 1 2 1 Free VIo. 2d & 17th ea. mo. 1st & 16th ea. mo.„ by private Ship 6 6 1 2 1 p I Uncertain ™~«™.™. Uncertain

? Western Australia, by pri-

vate ship ™~,™. 8 8 1 4 2 8 1 4 > 1 Jncertain ..™,™„™, Uncertain

Abbreviations.—Alter, alten ate ; ea. eacl ; mo., mon., month; Mo., Morning; Ev,, Evening;Sun. exc, Sunday excepted, &c

The letter p prefixed to th 3 first column and to the one headed Newspapers and other Publica-tions, indicates that in such ca 3es Prepayment is compulsory. In other cases Prepayment is notcompulsory unless the letter be registered.

The asterisk * has reference t 3 Exceptional Rates, which see page 26.

• Exc :pt B irbado

<

es anc Turks Island.


FOREIGN COUNTRIES, &c, NOT INCLUDED IN THE FOREGOING LIST.

Demerara, Barbadoes, Grenada, St. Vincent, Trin-

idad, and Tobago.—Is. per half-oz. Prepaymentoptional.—Newspapers free.

Berbice and Jamaica, Is. 2d. per half-oz.. paid or

unpiic' Newspapers free.

Chili, Peru, Brazil, Buenos Ayres, 2s. per half-oz.,

payable in advance. Newspapers free, except to

Chili, which are 4d, each.

Panama and California, Is. per half-oz—News-papers free.

Cuba, Mexico and Central America, 2s. 3d. per haif-

oz. Newspapers 2d. each, payable in advance.

Spain via Southampton, 2s. 2d. per half-oz. Pre-payment compulsory.— Newspapers free.

Spain via France. Under one fourth-oz lOd. News-papers £d.—prepayment compulsory.

Austria via Belgium. 8d. per halt-oz. Prepaymentoptional.—Newspapers free.

Prussia via Belgium. 8d. per half-oz. Prepaymentoptional.—Newspapers free.

Portugal. Is. 9d. per half-oz. Prepayment neces-

sary.—Newspapers free.

Holland via Belgium. 8d. per half-oz. Prepaymentoptional.—Newspapers free.

Egypt via Southampton. Is. 6d. per half-oz. News-papers 2d.—prepayment compulsory.

Papal States via France. J oz. Is 4d. under | oz. 2s.

3d. under § oz 3s. 7d. under 1 oz 4s. 6d. under1\ oz, 6s. 3d., &c. &c. Prepayment on Lettersoptional. Newspapers 2d.—prepayment com-pulsory.

Poland via Belgium, under i oz. ll|S. under § oz.

Is. lid. above 1 oz 3s, lud And every additional

ounce Is. lid. Prepayment optional — News-papers free

Norway via Belgium. under | oz. Is. 5d above J oz

2s. lOd. above 1 oz. 5s. 8d And for every ad-

ditional ounce 2s. lOd. Prepayment optional.

—

Newspapers free.

Sweden via Belgium, under \ oz. Is. 2d. above £ oz.

2s. 4d. above 1 oz. 4s. 8d. Every additional ounce2s. 4d. Prepayment optional.—Newspapers free.

India via Cape of Good Hope. Is. per half-oz. Pre-payment optional.— Newspapers free.

Island of Ascension. Is. per half-oz, Prepaymentcompulsory.—Newspapers tree.

Sierra Leone. Is. per half-oz. Prepayment com-pulsory.—Newspapers free.

West Coast of Africa. Is. per half-oz. Prepaymentcompulsory.— Newspapers free.

Island of St. Helena, by Cape Packet. Is. per lialf-

oz. Prepayment compulsory.— Newspapers free.

EXCEPTIONAL RATES OF POSTAGE, &c.

Periodicals not of daily publication, issued in the

shape of pamphlets, may be sent to Belgium, Bre-

men, France, Hamburg, Holland, Prussia, and the

United States, at the following rate, which must be

prepaid : not exceeding 2 oz , Id. : 2 oz and not ex-

ceeding 3 oz., 6d.; 3 oz. and not exceeding 4 oz., 8d.;

with an addition of 2d. for every additional ounce

up to 16 ounces, above which weight the privilege

does not extend ; and at the same rate of postage,

pamphlets, not being periodicals, may be sent to

the United States, if not exceeding 8 oz.

Newspapers from France and Belgium pay Jd.each ; and Newspapers from Canada Id. each.

The postage on Newspapers to the parts of Turkey,&c, specified in the Table, is as follows: not exceed-

ing \ oz., l|d.; \ oz. and not exceeding 1 oz., 3d.

;

1 oz. and not exceeding 2 oz., 6d. ; with an additionof 3d. for every additional ounce.The privilege of the Book Post to and from India

and New South Wales is limited to packages notexceeding 3 pounds in weight. Any package weigh-ing more than 3 pounds is liable to the Letter Rateof postage.

According to the regulations of the German Cus-toms' Union, no Letter exceeding 50 grammes (a

little more than \\ oz.) in weight, and containingany other enclosure than paper, can be allowed to

circulate by the post. Any Letters, therefore, for-

warded in the Mail to Prussia, above that weight,and containing any other enclosure than paper, will

be liable, on their arrival at the Prussian frontier,

to be stopped, and sent to the Custom House for

delivery as freight.

INLAND POSTAGE AND GENERAL REGULATIONS.

All Letters and Newspapers should bear a fulland legible address, to facilitate their despatch andinsure a speedy delivery

The prepaid rates of postage on Inland Letters andPackets, are as follows :—not exceeding half anounce in weight, Id ; one ounce, 2d ; two ounces, 4d

;

three ounces, 6d ; and so on, two rates being addedfor every ounce, When put into the Letter Boxunpaid, thay are charged double the prepaid rates

of postage.

POSTAGE STAMPS, &c.

Stamps may be procured at the General Office,

Market Street, the Stamp Office, and the severalReceiving houses.

When the value of Stamps on a letter is less thanthe amount of the postage to which it is liable, theletter will be charged double the amount of suchdifference on delivery,

Stamps may be used for Foreign, Colonial, andShip Letters, outwards. Letters (orparts abroad post-

ed with Stamps of less value than thefull amount of

Postage, if addressed to places to which prepaymentis not compulsory, will be forwarded, charged withonly such amount of Postage as shall be equal to the

difference betiueen the value of the Stamps and the, pro-per rate of Postage ; but letters addeerssed to place-abroad, to which prepayment is compulsory, if post-ed with Stamps of less value than the full amountof Postage, will be sent to the Dead-Letter Office,to be returned, in all practicable cases, to the wri-ter. Stamps are not permitted to be used or. Let-ters arriving in the United Kingdomfrom the Colo-nies or Foreign Countries.

These Regulations are applicable to Newspapers,in those cases where thay are liable to Postage.

If the Stamps affixed to letters are mutilated ordefaced the letters will be liable to the unpaid rate.A Stamp which has been cut from an envelope

and affixed to a letter, entitles it to pass free ofcharge.

Redirected Letters are charged an additional post-

age for each re-direction, according to the PrepaidScale.


Letters to Warm Climates should be sealed with

wafers, as wax destroys the letters by melting, cau-

sing them to adhere to one another.

No Letter, when once posted, can be given upto any but the person to whom it is addressed, neither

is any person allowed to alter the address of a let-

ter after being posted.

Adhesive Stamps should be placed on the right-

hand corner of the upper side of the letters, abovethe superscription The most effectual plan is to

dip the label wholly in water, to shake off the waterimmediately, and to press the label upon the letter

with a piece of clean blotting'paper. Whenthegumis dull in appearance, it loill require rather more time

and moisture to make it stick firmly, than when it is

glossy. The purpose of wetting the label wholly is

to counteract the tendency it has to curl up fromthe letter, when one side only is wetted, a tendencycaused by the expanson of that side as it imbibes the

moisture.LIMITATION OF WEIGHT.

A letter to pass unpaid by the post may not ex-

ceed Four Ounces. All above that weight must beprepaid in Stamps. In the event of any unpaid let-

ter above the weight of four ounces being posted,

it will be charged with double the prepaid rates of

postage ; if insufficiently paid, by affixed stamps, it

will be charged with double the amount of the differ-

ence between the stamps affixedaud the prepaid rates,

and thus charged, " shall and may bj detained andopened, and, at the option of the Postmaster- General,

shall be either returned or given up to the sender

thereof, or given up to the person to whom it shall

be addressed, or be forwarded to the place of its

destination.''— Treasury Warrant, '22d October,

1847.

LIMITATION OF SIZE.A letter to pass by the post, eitherpaidor unpaid,

must not exceed the dimensions of twenty-four inches

in length, or breadth, or width, or depth. Any let-

ter above these dimensions, may if fully paid bedetained and opened or forwarded at the option ofthe Postmaster- General. Any letter unpaid, ox insu-

fficiently, will be taxed precisely after the scale of

charged mentioned in the preceding paragraph, as

applicable to unpaid letters exceeding four ouncesweight, and thus charged be either detained and open-

ed, and returned* to the sender, or forwarded at the

option of the Postmaster- General. The only exceptions

to the foregoing regulations as to size and weightare in the case of — 1. Parliamentary, proceedingsor Addresses to Her Majesty. 2. Petition? to either

Houses of Parliament, forwarded to any Member of

such House. 3. Printed votes or proceedings of Par-liament. 4. Letters or packets to or from public de-

partments or public officers in Her Majesty's ser-

vice. 5. Letters, &c, to or from places abroad.

All persons sending letters by the post unpaid,

which, from any cause whatever, cannot be delive-

red to the parties to whom they are addressed, are

liable to pay the postage charged thereon, whichmay be recovered, with costs, by summary proced-

ings before a Magistrate,

Printed votes and proceedings in Parliament are

charged at the following rate, between places in the

United Kingdom, and between the United King-dom and the Colonies, when conveyed by pack-et:—Not exceeding 4 ounces,.„™.v~v~-~~~»~««..~»..»™. Id.

Exceeding 4 ounces, and not exceeding 8 ounces, 2d.

Exceeding 8 ounces, & not exceeding 12 ounces, 3d.

And so on in proportion. Prepayment optional.

ILLEGAL CONVEYANCE OF LETTERS.By the 1st Victoria, cap, 36, sec. 2. any person

illegally conveying Letters, incurs a penalty of £5for every offence, and £100 for every week the

practice is continued. The sender also incurs a pen-

alty of £5 for every offence, with full costs of suit.

NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, SEAMEN, AND SOL-DIERS IN HER MAJESTY'S SERVICE ABROAD.

Letters to seamen and soldiers may be forwardedby post, at the rate of one penny each, under the

following regulations. 1st. The penny must be paid

at the time the letter is put into the post office. 2nd.

The direction must signify the class of seamen or

soldier. 3d. The name of the ship, regiment, or

corps to which he belongs. 4th. The letters mustnot exceed half an ounce, and be upon their private

concerns only. Letters for seamen or soldiers, whe-ther in her Majesty's, or in East India Company'smilitary or naval service, (while on actual service)

may be forwarded under the foregoing regulations,

to India, China, ho., via Southampton, they can nowbe sent to India, via Marseilles, on payment of theBritish rate of one penny, besides the French rate

of5d., if under a quarter of an ounce, or 10d., ex-ceeding that weight, or to any foreign country, onpayment of the foreign rate of postage, in additionto the British rate of Id. as above. Letters for sea-

men or soldiers, forwarded by private ships, (withthe following exceptions) St. Helena, East Indies,

New South Wales, Cape of Good Hope, and Maur-itius, are charged 3d. each. Letters of soldiers andseamen, addressed to the United States of America,will, in future be chargeable with the American rateof five cents, or two-pence half-penny sterling each,in addition to the ordinary British rate of one penny.The postage of all such letters must be pre-paid.

Warrant officers, either in the army or navy, ormasters mates or engineers of the navy, are not en-titled to transmit letters at less than the usual ratesof postage. Seamens' or soldiers' letters receivedfrom any part beyond sea, upon which the said pen-ny has not been pre-paid, shall be charged to thereceiver, with double the rate, viz., 2d. each.

Thefollowing Instructions have been addressed to all

Postmasters, and are strictly acted upon:—" General Post Office.—On and after the 1st

January, 1845, should any Letter or Packet be ten-

dered at your Office, which you may ascertain to

contain, or which you have reason to believe, containsany of the followng articles, viz:—Any Glass orGlass Bottle • any Razor, Scissors, Knife, Fork, orother Sharp or Pointed Instrument ; any Leeches,Game, Fish, Flesh, Fruit, Vegetables, or other perish-able substances, any Bladder or other Vessel containingLiquid ; or any article, matter, or thing whatsoever,which might, by pressure or otherwise, be rendered in-

jurious either to the Officers of the Post Office, or tothe contents of the Mail Bags; you toill refuse to re-

ceive such Letter or Packet.

" In the event of any Letter or Packet beingtaken in by you, and you do not, until afterwards,discover that it it contains any Article as above de-scribed, or should any such Letter or Packet be de-posited in the Letter Box, you w-ill notforward it onits destination, but you will detain it in your Office,

and inform me by thefirst Post, of the circumstances,taking the precise Address of the Packet, and its

contents, or what you suppose them to be, whenproper steps will be taken in this Department of thecase, and you will be instructed in what manner to

dispose of the Letter or Packet.

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" Should any Letter or Packet, containing any

article as before-mentioned, not to be discovered by

the Postmaster at whose office it may be posted, but be

forwarded on to its destination, the Beceiving lost-

master, to whose town it may be addressed, upon

discovering, fOT having every reason to believe, that its

contents are such as those alluded to, will not send it

outfor delivery, but will detain it in his office, report-

ing the circumstance by thefirst Post, and stating the

nature of its contents, when he will be duly instruc-

ted in what manner to dispose of it.

Service of Parliamentary Notices.—These

Notices may be sent through the Post, provided

thev are posted on or before the 12th of December,

at the chief offices of London, Dublin, and Edin-

burgh, or any of the following offices :— JBirming-

Bristol , Exeter, Lincoln, Liverpool, Leeds, Man-

chester, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Norwich, Shrew-

bury Glasgow, Aberdeen, Inverness, Belfast, Cork,

Athlone. the words " Parliamentary Notice," must

be legibly printed on the face of the letter, the post-

age must be prepaid by means of Stamps, and a Re-

gistration Fee of 6d (which must be paid in money)

at the time of posting, whieh may be known by ap-

plying to the time above offices. Duplicate Lists of

the addresses must be sent with the Notices, which

must be arranged in the same order as entered on

the lists. m T^,PERIODICAL WORKS.Periodical Works, Printed Pamphlets, &c, not

of daily publication may be forwarded by post to the

United States, Oldenburgh, Lubec, Bremen, Bel-

gium, Holland, and France, at the following re-

duced rates of postage, viz., not exceeding 2 oz., Id/;

2oz., and not exceeding 3 oz., Gd. ;3oz„ and not ex-

ceeding4 oz., 8d., and so on ; 2d. for every addition-

al oz., uptol6oz., in the case of Periodical Works,

and 8 oz., for Pamphlets, the privilege being restri-

cted to these weights respectively, provided the fol-

lowing conditions be carefully observed : 1st—Thepostage must be prepaid. 2d.—They must be sent

without covers, or in covers open at theends orsides.

3d.—They must be printed in the English language.

NEWSPAPERS.All Newspapers must be sent in covers, open at

the sides, and no words or communication may be

printed or written on such papers, or covers, after

the same shall have been published, other than the

name and address of the person to whom they are

sent; nor any thing enclosed or concealed in either

newspaper or cover. News-venders only mayprint

their names and addresses thereon ; Newspapers

may be examined by the Officers of the Post Office;

and if there be any breach of the above regulations,

the packet is chargeable with Treble the amountof Postage to which a letter of the same weight

would have been liable. Any person contravening

the law, may, at the option of the Postmaster-Ge-

neral, be prosecuted as for a misdemeanour.Clause of the Act of 1st Victoria, cap. 34, sec. 32.

"And be it farther enacted, that in all

cases in which a question shall arise, whether a

printed paper is entitled to the privileges of a News-paper, or other publication, hereby privileged, so

far as respects the transmission thereof by the Post,

under the Post Office Acts, the question shall be

referred to the determination of the Postmaster-

General, whose decision, with the concurrence of

the Lords of the Treasury, shall be final."

MARKS OR WRITING ON NEWSPAPERS.Writing or marks are allowed on a Newspaper

REVENUE DEPARTMENT

passing by Post between any one part of the Unit-

ed Kingdom and any other part, provided that apostage of one penny be paid, by means of a stampconspicuously fixed outside the cover or foldedNewspaper. But the privilege is confined to writingor marks on the Newspaper itself, and is not to ex-tend to the cover. Any writing or marks other thanthe address, on which, or (if the Postage be not pre-

paid as above) on the Newspaper itself, will subjectthe Newspaper to the same rate of postage as that

to which an unpaid letter of the same weight is liable.

Newspapers posted in Town, addressed to anypart within the town delivery, charged paid or un-paid, Id.

Newspapers printed or published in any of the

Channel Islands, or in the Isle of Man, and sent byPost between any of such Islands and Great Britain

Ireland, will be liable to the full letter rates of Post-

age, according to the scale for charging Inland Let-ters, with the exception of such as are printed in

the French language.

NEWSPAPERS FROM THE BRITISH COLONIES

are delivered free of Postage at any place within the

British dominions. Those for persons who have re-

moved, may be forwarded by post, free of charge,

provided they have not been opened at the place to

which they were originally addressed.

THE BRITISH COLONIES AND FOREIGN PARTS.

Newspapers liable to the Stamp. Duty may beforwarded to the British Colonies and Possessions

by her Majesty's packet-boats, free of the duty of

postage, provided the same be duly stamped, madeup open at the ends, and put into any Post Office

within seven days after the day of publication.

Newspapers may also be forwarded to the Colon-

ies, by '.private ships, for a postage of One Pennyeach, and to Foreign Countries for a postage ofTwo-pence each, to be paid when posted, under the sameregulations as to date, d"C.

NEWSPAPERS FROM ABROAD.

Newspapers arriving from British Colonies or" Foreign Parts," to which they are despatched free,

are delivered free of postage. From p aces abroad,

to which they are not despatched free, they are char-

ged, on delivery, Twopence each ; excepting those

brought by the closed mail through France, whichare charged Threepence or Fivepence each. All News-papers must be printed in the language of the country

from which they are sent.

INLAND BOOK POST,The following facilities are afforded for the trans-

mission of Books, &., through the Post, within the

United Kingdom. A Book Packet may contain anynumber of separate Bocks. Maps, or Prints, andany quantity of Paper, Vellum or Parchment, (to

the exclusion of Letters whether sealed or open,)

and the Books, Maps, Paper, &c, may be either

printed, written or plain, or any mixture of the three.

Further, all legitimate Binding, Mounting, or cover-

ing of the same, or a portion thereof, will be allowed,

whether such Binding, &c, be lo <se or attached,

as also Rollers, in the case of Prints; Markers, (whe-

ther of Paper or otherwise) in the case of Books;

andjn short, whatever is necessary for the safe trans-

mission of Literary or Artistic matter, or usually

appertains thereto. The following are the additional

regulations respecting the Inland Book Postage all

remaining notices regarding it being cancelled.


RATES OF BOOK POSTAGE.For each packet not exceeding one pound in weight,

6d ; exceeding one pound and not exceeding two

pounds, Is. ; exceeding two pounds, and not exceed-

ing three, Is. 6d., and so on ; 6d. being charged for

every complete pound, and for any additional frac-

tion of a pound, the postage must be prepaid in full,

\ by affixing the proper stamps outside ; every packet

must be sent either without a cover, or in a cover

open at the ends or sides ; it must not contain a.iy

letter, open or sealed, or any sealed enclosure what-

ever. No Packet must exceed two feet in length.

The Book Post to which the foregoing rules relate,

is confined to the United Kingdom and does not ef-

fect the privileges allowed to votes and proceedings

in Parliament, or to Newspapers,

FOREIGN BOOK POST.Printed Books, Magazines.Reviews, and Pamph-

lets, (whether Biitish Colonial or Foreign), maybe sent to Canada, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and

Bermuda, via Halifax; Malta, Gibraltar, Ionian Is-

lands, Hong Kong, and Ceylon, via Southampton;

New South Wales, and East Indies, via Plymouthor Southampton ; Heligoland via Hamburgh ; Brit-

ish West Indies, Mauritius, St. Helena, aDd CapeTown, at the following reduced rates of postage :

—

For each Packet not exceeding £ lb. in weight, 6d.'" exceeding $ lb., and not exceeding 1 lb., Is.

" exceeding 1 lb., and not exceeding 2 lbs., 2s.

And so on increasing one shilling for every addition-

al pound, or fraction of a pound.

REGISTRATION.Letters whether containing Coin, or not, can be regis-

tered, on payment of a fee of 6J., in addition to the

Rates of Pottage, Inland, Colonial or Foreign. Onthose for delivery in France, the charges, besides the

Registration fee, will be the English rate to Fiance,

in addition to double, the French rate. A printed

acknowledgment will be j;iven to any person regis-

terin ; a letter. Registered Letters will be taken at

the Bar Window and Receiving Houses within half an

hour of the closing of the Box for theparticular Mail

by which they are to be dispatched. Letters for

Registration, addressed to places within the United

Kingdom, must be paid by affixing a sufficient num-ber of Stamps ; when addressed to parts abroad they

may be paid either in money or by means of Post-

age Stamps.In cases of Foreign, Colonial, or Ship Letters,

it must be clearly understood that Registration can

only extend to the port of shipment. Letters, how-ever, addressed to France, and Letters passing thro'

France, are exceptions to this rule, the French Post

Office undertaking to provide for their security

till they shall have been delivered, if addressed to

France, and as Ions as they remain in the Frenchterritory, ifpassing through France.

The arrangements for carrying out the system of

registration have been made with the view of ensu-

ring the safe delivery of Registered Letters. Ontheir delivery, the parties to whom they may have

been addressed will be required to acknowledge, in

writing their receipt. Parties transmitting BankNotes, Bank Post Bills, Drafts Jewellery, &c, should

invariably secure their transmission by Registration

;

and persons having occasion to send by Post small

sums, are recommended to make use of

THE MONEY ORDER OFFICE,which is open every week-day, (fast days excepted)

from 9 a.m. till 6 p\m. The charge for such Orders

is 3d. on sums not exceeding two pounds, and 6d. onsums between two and five pounds. No order will begiven for sums beyond this amount ; but if the sumto be transmitted exceedsfive pounds, as many orders

may be taken out as will make up the sum to be sent.

In cases where the personal attendance of the

party to whom an order is payable is inconvenient,

if the order is receipted (his or her name written in

full,) and the person presenting the order be able to

give full information as to the Christian name, sur-

name, address, and occupation of the'person who tran-

smitted the money, payment will be made, but not

unless these conditions are complied with. Orderswill not be granted in favour of any person, u.iless

the Christian name of such person can be given bythe party obtaining the order. Orders cannot now be

granted in favour of the " Secretary" of any Society,

the '' Publisher" of a paper, &c. In cases of Firmsthe initials only are required

A Money Order must be presented'for paymentbefore the end of the Second Calendar Month after

that in which it was issued ; for instance, if issued, in

January, it must be presented before the end of

March, otherwise a new order will be necessary,

for which a second commission must be paid ; andif it be not presented for payment before the end of

the Twelfth Calendar Month after which it wasissued, the money will not be paid at all.

After an Order has been once paid, by whomso-ever presented, the Officer will not be liable to anyfurther claim.

NEW REGULATIONS.1.—Printed forms of application for Money Orders

to be sold at one halfpenny for five, or any smaller

number.2.—When an Order is to be paid through a Bank,

the Remitter need nut state his or her occupation,

or the name of the Payee ; and, when presented

for payment, it will be sufficientthat it be receipted,

and presented (crossed with the name of the Receiv-ing Bank), by some person known to be in the em-ployment of the Bank.3.—An Order, not originally made payable through

a Bank, on being crossed by the holder, will be paid

on the above conditions.

4.— Compensation for alleged injury from the de-

lay of paying an Order, or of paying it to a wrongperson, cannot be allowed.

CUSTOMS.Kenneth Mackenzie, Collector, and Collector and

Receiver of Light Duties.

Daniel Bloom Preston, Comptroller and LandingSurveyor.

Alexander Lyell, 1st Clerk ; Alexander Macfarlane,

2d Clerk. William Whitecross, 3d Clerk.

John Home, Clerk for Light Dues.David Bremner, Searcher, Land and Coast Waiter,

1st Class ; James Thomson, 2d Class.

George M. Thomson, Tide Surveyor.James Imray, William Gillan, and John Macintosh,

Lockers.

James Collie, George Johnstone, Alexander Taylor,and John Brown, Tidewaiters, 1st Class.

J. Roy, J. Duncan, G. Ramsay, A. Strachan, andAlex. Gill&nders, Tidewaiters, 2d Class.

J. M'Carthy, William M'Callum, Andrew Forbes,and Thomas Smith, Boatmen.

James Gillespie, Housekeeper and Messenger.

Alex. R. Dyer, William Whitecross, aud Charles

Burgess, Custom House Agents and Brokers.

30 LEGAL DEPARTMENT.

INLAND REVENUE.(Stamps and Taxes.)

William Brown, Advocates' Buildings, Distributor

of Stumps, Collector of Land (Cess) and AssessedTaxes, and of Property and Income Tax, for

Aberdeen ant' Kincardineshires. James Grant,Clerk.

James M'Auly, 154, Crown Street, Inspector of In-

land Revenue for Aberdeen, Banff, Elgin, Nairn,and Kincardine (North.)

Jonn Fimister, 2, Langstane Place, Surveyor of In-

land Eevenue for the Second or Huntly District

of Aberdeenshire, and North District of Kincard-ineshire.

George F. Leith, Knock, Mintlaw, Surveyor of In-

land Revenue for the Third or Peterhead Dis-trict.

James S. Bain, Montrose, Survyer of Inland Reven-ue for the South District of Kincardineshire.

INLAND REVENUE.(Late Excise.)

Office— 116, King Street.

John Anderson, Collector.Andrew M'Callum, Clerk.

First District—James Gowans, Supervisor. JamesBarber, George P. Robertson, George Graystone,Daniel Macbean, Alexander Stewart, Officers.

Second District—John Boyd, Supervisor. J. J.Rayner, T. C. Souter, Thomas Mathieson, M. K.Hindmarsh, Robert Lyell, and Denis M'Cul-lough, Officers.

Third District—Joseph Blair, Supervisor. ThomasHodge, John Thompson, J^hn Brownhead,John Leigh, & William Donald, Officers.

John C. Leishman, Assistant.

Permit Office— 112, King Street.

SECTION IV.—LEGAL DEPARTMENT.circuit court of justiciary.

The Circuit Court of Justiciary, for the counties ofAberdeen, Banff, and Kincardine, meets at Aber-deen twice a-year, in the months of April and Sep-tember, for the trial of criminal cases, by one ortwo of the Lords. Appeals in certain civil casesfrom the inferior courts are also heard by this

Court.

sheriff court.Archibald Davidson, advocate, Sheriff'

William Watson, W.S., W. Gordon, and JohnAngus, advocates, Sheriff's-Substitute

James Skelton, W.S., Sheriff-Substitute at Peter-

headNathaniel Farquhar, advocate, Sheriff Cleric

J. G. Leslie and J, Watt, Clerk i-Dep.

R. Maitland, C. -Depute at PeterheadWm. Simpson, advocate, Pror. FiscalAlex. Henderson, advocate, and Alex. Simpson,

jun„ advocate, AssistantsWilliam Gordon, advocate, AuditorRobert Shaw, Bar-Officer

Court days, at Aberdeen, Wednesday and Friday,at 10 o'clock, a m , during the Sessions, and atPeterhead, on Tuesday and Thursday.

commissary court.Archibald Davidson, Commissary.Wm.Watson, and Wm. Gordon, Commissaries-De-

puteAlex. Gordon, Advocate, Commissary-ClerkCharles Warrack and D. H. Kennedy, Commissary

Clerks DeputeWm. Simpson, Procurator-Fiscal

SHERIFF SMALL-DEBT AND CIRCUIT COURT.The ordinary Small-Debt Court at Aberdeen is

held on Thursday, at 10 o'clock, a.m., weekly, dur-ing sessions of the Court, and once or twice duringvacation.

John G. Leslie, Clerk-Depute.The Circuit Small-Debt Courts are held at Tar-

land, Inverury, Huntly, Turriff, Old Deer, andFraserburgh, once every three months.

J. Skene, TarlandW. Tayior, InveruryW.. Murdoch, Huutly

James Nicol, TurriffDavid Cruden, Old DeerJ. Syme, Fraserburgh

are the persons who respectively issue summonses,&c, to be brought in these Courts ; and John G.Leslie, Aberdeen, is the Clerk who officiates atthese Courts.

BURGH OR BAILIE COURT.

Thomas Blaikie, Lord ProvostBailie James Sim I Bailie George Watson

,, Robert Ledingham| ,, Lewis Smith

Town Clerk-Depute, Clerk.—James SimpsoD, ad-vocate, Legal Assessor

Alex., John, and George Cadenhead, Procurators-Fiscal.—Town Sergeants, Officers of Court.The Court day is Saturday, at 11 o'clock, a.m.,

during the same Sessions as the Sheriff Court.

JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT.

The Quarter-sessions are held on the first Tues-days of the months of March, May, August, andlast Tuesday of October. Special Sessions are oc-casionally held.

Francis Gordon, ClerkJohn G Leslie, Clerk-Depute

John D. Milne, Procurator-Fiscal

JUSTICE OF PEACE SMALL DEBT COURT.

The Aberdeen District Court sits every fort-

night, on Monday, at 11 o'clock a.m., for the trial ofsmall-debt causes under £5, by 6 Geo. IV., c. 48.

Any two Justices of Peace, JudgesF. Gordon, Clerk; J. G. Leslie, Clerk-Depute

Districts and Depute- Gierhs.

Aberdeen—John G. Leslie

Alford—H. M'Connach, ForbesBraemar—James Smith, Ballater

Deer—David Cruden, Old DeerEllon—John RaeGarioch— John Shand, PitcapleKincardine—James HosiePeterhead—Robert Maitland

LEGAL DEPARTMENT. 31

Rathen & Fraserburgh—Alex. M'AlIanStrathbogie—G. MathiesonTurriff—James Nicol

POLICE COURT.' The Sitting Magistrate, Judge

Alex., J., and Geo. Cadenhead, Procurators-FiscalTown Clerk-Depute, Clerk

|^g?° All the Courts, except the Bailie and Police

Courts, meet in the New Court-house, Castle Street

The Sheriff, Commissary, Justice of Peace, andSmall-Debt Clerk's Offices, are in the Record Hall,

27, King Street. Hours of Attendance—from 10

o'clock, a.m., to 4, P.M.

SOCIETY OF ADVOCATES.President, James Murray.Treasurer, James Edmond.

1789Peter Farquharson n

1794A. Webster n

1798Francis Gordon nThomas Burnett n

1802

Thomas Sangster n1807

Charles Winchester nHenry Lumsden n

1808John Duthie

1809Alex. Cadenhead n

18)0Alax. Allan n

1812

||Charles Chalmers n

Alexander Copland n1813

Thomas Keid n*|| William Simpson n

1814George Rainnie

||Alexander Gordon n

|| J. D. Milne, Sen,n1816

Pat. BannermanJames Ferguson nJames RossJohn Cadenhead*|| James SimpsonGeorge Wilson

1817Alexander Gibbon*t|| James Murray nJames M'Hardy nWilliam Smith n

1818

||Wm. Adam, sen , n

*||Alex. Stronach n

1819John Smith n

1820William RobisonJames Nicol nGeorge Johnston n

1821John Fleming nAlexander Chivas n*i 1| James Edmond n

1822*John Angus n

1823James Russell nAlexander Fraser

1824Robert DyceJohn Duncan n

1825William Gordon||Newell Burnett n

[jAlexander Jopp n

William Garrow1826

William Ross n1827

Alex. Anderson nRobert Sband nR. Ledingham n

1828Alexander DanielJames Brebner

1829Nath. FarquharAlex. Macdonald nWilliam Skinner nFrancis Edmond n

1830Alexander HarveyColin A. Philip

John PatersonJ. Anderson, sen. n

1831fFraneis Clerihew

||Andrew Murray n

F. J. CochranJas. B M'Combie n||Patrick Davidson n

William IrvineJames Geddes

||John Webster

Alex. PittendrighMarianus Massie

1832Charles ThomsonWilliam Forbes

||John Clark n

1833Thomas PrimroseL. M'Kinnon, sen.

1834John YeatsThomas J. Bremner

Thomas EwenAlexander TorrieLambert Barron

1835John HumphreyGeorge GrantDavid Reith

W. Adam, jun.

1836*tGeorge GrubWilliam Yeats nJohn Stuart n

||John Blaikie n

1837tDavid Mitchell

C. G. GraingerD. R. Morice n

1838Alexander Henderson

1839Duncan Forbes nJas. WilliamsonRobert Smith nAlexander Davidson*Alexander Ross*John Whyte

1840William HunterAlexander FlockhartWilliam DuthieAlexander AbelJohn Ligertwood

1841Alexander Duthie nJohn AllanA. J. Cameron*James Collie

John CouttsWilliam F. Ogg

1842*James Garden

*L. M'Kinnon, jun. n1843

John Watt*R. S. Farquhar

1844George Allan*John D. Milne, jun.t William Speid

1845ttJames Bryce

1846George WalkerttNorval Clyne

1847tPatrick CooperWilliam L. Reid nLewis Chalmer3

1848*Alex. Simpson, sen.

fAlex. Simpson, jun.

George CadenheadAnthony A. BlaikieThomas Ruxton

1849John FergusonAlexander MestonD. G. Cattanach

1851John Barron nJohn Davidson*tJames PaullRobert Adam

1852*tJohn Robertson

1853James LeasktWilliam PaulWilliam Moir

1854James Hay Chalmers.Charles Duncan

George Grub, Lecturer on Scots Law and Con-veyancing, and Librarian.

John Clark, Factor and Cashier.

Thomas Wood, Officer.

* Committtee of Funds, &c. t Examinators.X Agents for the Poor. ||

Land Committee.n Notaries Public.

PUBLIC OFFICERS.Thomas & Newell Burnett, Advocates, Joint

Clerks to the Commissioners of Supply, Clerksof General Meetings of Trustees under theTurnpike and Commutation Acts, and GeneralClerks of Lieutenancy.

F. J. Cochran, Advocate, Collector of CountyAssessments.

James Simpson, Advocate, Collector of Town As-

sessment.John Blaikie, Advocate, Collector of Bishop

Rents.

Newell Burnett, Advocate, Keeper of Registerof Sasines for Aberdeen and Kincardine shires.

John Angus, Town Clerk, and Keeper of theRegister of Sasines for the Burgh of Aberdeen,

Alexander Pittendrigh, Advocate, Commis-sioner for taking Oaths to be used in the

Queen's Bench, Common Pleas, and Exchequer.

32 ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT.

SECTION V—ECCLESIASTICAL DEPARTMENT.

Place of Worship.

South, ™—i1

Greyfriars, ,.™™—

.

St. Clement's,—™—

—

John Kiwx,™,™.™.Gilcomston,™-™—™~Holburn, ——™-

ESTABLISHED CHUBCH OF SCOTLAND.Where situated. Minister.—--.Union Street,™..—.William Ogilvie, 110, Crown Street.

Union Street,™——James Forsyth, D.D., 21, Golden Square.——King Street, John Wilson, North Lodge, King Street.—™-Belmont Street,—Thomas Dewar, Southbridge, Holburn.Broad Street— D. M'Taggart, D.D., North Lodge, King Street.

™—™—Footdee, ——™-—.James Fraser, 185, King Street.

™—™~Mountbooly—™~™~Charles Skene, 3, Nelson Lane.™—™-End of Summer St., David Milne, Mackie Place.

Wellington Place,-John Mitchell, 51, Chapel Street.

FREE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.r, . -r, i . o. . f James Foote. D.D., 14, Golden Square.East, ™„™- .™- Belmont Street,-< T n i,,,.™ -i a A a m

'"~~~~"~~~~"

i

I J. (J., M'Phail. 9, Carden Place.

North, — West North Street-John Murray, 69, Dee Street.

West, Ditto, Alex, D. Davidson, D.D., 126, Crown Street.

South, ......,..—™—™- Ditto,™.,— John Adam, 30, Bon-Accord Terrace,Melville ,.,„,,,., —Correction Wynd, „Wm. Primrose, 19, North Silver Street.

Gaelic, — „„™-™-™- Gaelic Lane, — Hugh M'Kenzie. Bosemount Place.

Bon- Accord,—™—

,

..—.Union Terrace—Chas. Ross, Mackie PlaceTrinity, Crown Street,- David Simpson. 6, Carden Place.

Greyfriars, ™~— John Thomson, 7, Carden Place.

Gilcomston, Huntly Street...— Walter M'Gillivery, D.D., 10, Union Terrace.Union, -Shiprow, Robert Blackwood, 21, Virginia Street.

St. Clement's, ..—.—Prince Regent St.,..Alexander Spence, Castlehill.

John Knox,™-, ™~ —.Gerard Street,——John Stephen, Rosemount Place.

Holburn,—. —.—.—»—-Bon- Accord Row,-Wm. L. Mitchell, 139, Skene Street.

Mariner's,-—. . Commerce Street.-John Longmuir, 16, North Silver Street.

EPISCOPALIAN, UNITED PRESBYTERIAN, &c.

Scotch Episcopal (St. An-drew's)—.— —(St. John's),—™-™—

English Episcopal (St.

Paul's), —.

(St. James's),United Presbyterian,—

Ditto,

DittoDitto,

Ditto,

Associate Synod, ,

Methodist (Wesleyan'), „

Congregational, —.

Ditto, -Ditto, ,

Ditto (not in Union), —„

Baptist, ———.™—Baptist, English, —...

Baptist, Scotch, —»-

Catholic, —..—.—.™—Unitarian, —..-..—.-United Christian Church,Friends.—.—.—.—.—

—

Glassites, —.—.—.—.—Tabernacle, —.—Albion Street Mission, -,

Northfield Mission, ™—

> King Street,-—.

„Crown Street—

> Gallowgate, -—.—™Crown Street, ——St. Nicholas Lane,.

—George Street,

-.Belmont Street,—..—Charlotte Street,——St. Paul's Street,—.

.—Skene Street,—.-.-.Longacre, .—,—

—

.-George Street,—,—Frederick Street,—™Blackfriars Street,

-.St. Paul Street,-.

-.George Street, --.John Street,—.-™.™South Silver Street

™Justice Street,-{^George Street.

.John Street,

.Gallowgate, ™—

—

.St. Andrew Street,

.Golden Square, —

.

.Albion Street,™-™.,Northfield, Gilcom.

,J. G. Ryde, 3, West Craibstone Street.

Patrick Cheyne, 44, Bon-Accord Street.

Sir Win. Dunbar, Bart., Mackie Place.

•Henry Angus, 50, Dee Street.

James Stirling, 4, Caroline Place.

.John C. Brown, 26, Crown Street.

.John B. Ritchie, 21, Summer Street.

Andrew Dickie, 84, Skene Square.John Aitken, 26, Skene Terrace.

.Jabez Palmer, 44, Constitution Street.

.David Arthur. Maybank Cottage.David Wallace, Whitehall.

John Thomson, 72, Chapel Street.

Fergus Ferguson, Strawberry Bank.Alex. Anderson, 7, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen.

John M'Donald, 16, Crown Street.

Charles Gordon, Constitution Street.

J. Ritchie, 1, Chapel Court.

Hugh Hart, 70, Dee Street.

Various.Various.

James H. Wilson, 27, Castle Street.

Alex. Laing, 43, Skene Street.

33

ABERDEEN SHIPPING.

Name and Master.

Aberdeen Packet, schooner, ChristopherAberdonian, schooner, SandisonAbergeldie, ship, BrockAcasta, barque, BruceAjax, NorieAlbany, schooner, WalkerAlexander Hall, barque, Leslie

Ann and Isabella, brig, WatsonArab, brig, Hossack .

Ararat, brig, StephenArgus, schooner, BrebnerAriel, barque, Collie .

Aurora, brig, ButhlieAurora, ship, MorrisonBalgownie, barque, WoodBalmoral, ship, ClarkBelina, brig, MilneBen Avon, ship, BudgeBerbice, barque, Elliot

Brilliant, ship, MurrayBrothers, brig, KayBubona, schooner, EraserCamilla, brig, SangsterCaroline, barque, MarshCentaur, brig, JossCenturion, ship, EdwardsCharles, BruntonCathcart, barque, ReidCheviot, schooner, EttershankChristina, barque, A. ReidCitizen, brig, LeesCity of Aberdeen, steamer, HowlingCity of London, steamer, Cargill

Clarinda, barque, MoffatClipper, schooner, M'KayColumbine, brig, M'LennanCock of the North, smack, Scott

Commodore, brig, ClarkConcord, schooner,Conqueror, ship, SmithCountess of Seafield, ship,

Cruiser, yacht, EnnewCurlew, schooner, ClarkCyclone, ship, HossackDahlia, schooner, MorganDee, schooner, Scott .

Duke of Richmond, steamer, CampbellDuke of Buccleuch, schooner, VollarDunrobin Castle, ship, CobbanEarl of Aberdeen, steamer, MearnsEarl of Hopetoun, schooner, UrquhartEarl of Wemyss, brig, Cox .

Earl of Carlisle, brig, SmithElizabeth, brig, GreigElizabeth, sloop, WatsonEliza, brig, LawElizabeth Duncan, brig, CampbellEllon Castle, ship, ClyneElswick, steam-tug, Newton .

Elvira, brig, M'KechnieEmigrant, ship, WatsonEmperor, brig, DinnisonEnchanter, barque, DuthieEssequibo, barque, Ritchie

Owner or Agent. Ton9.

Wm. Talbot & Co. . . 140George Leslie . . • 146George Leslie . . . 600B. Moir . . . .327R. Catto & Son . . .198The Master . . .50Donaldson Rose & Co. . . 403James Aiken, Jun.. . . 184George Thomson & Son . 207George Leslie . . . 204The Master . . .65Andrew Anderson . . 314R. Johnston . . .127Alex. Cooper . . . 709A. & W. Nicol . . .324George Leslie . . . 356Wm. Ligertwood & Co. . .113George Leslie . . . 684Alexander Duthie . . 369William Duthie . . .548James Winlaw, Jun. . . 92Thomas Adam . . .91Francis Montgomery . . 130Neil Smith . . .435Blaikie Brothers . . 192George Thomson, Jun. . . 639J. Catto, Son, & Co. . . 131John T. Rennie . . .422The Master . . .70J. Catto, Son, & Co. . . 247James Goldie . . . 139Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co. 961

Do. Do. 1116G. Milne & Co. . . . 341The Master . . .89The Master . . .176

. 48Murray & Garden . . 188Aberdeen Commercial Co. * . 145John T. Rennie . . . 457Henry Adamson . . 520Wm. Hogarth . . .17John Nicol . . .116Robert Catto & Son . . 665George Morgan . . .73Aberdeen Commercial Co. . 97Leith & Clyde Shipping Co. . 474William Duthie . . .172Donaldson Rose & Co. . . 545Aberdeen Steam Navigation Co. 907Thomas Adam . . . 134George Leslie . . . 165Thomas Wright . . .192G. Elmslie & Son . . 162Wm. Ligertwood& Co. . . 64John Gibb & Son . . 218A. Steven . . . 218Andrew Anderson . . 350The Master . . .13The MasterR. Catto & Son . . .934John Dinnison . . .199William Duthie . . .486William Duthie . . .341D

Built.

180040514554

45503942424816

484822544750143331

394950365334404435442140393537385048

475335463829514725265439

179118405153

53495147

34 ABERDEEN SHIPPING.

Name and Master.

Eva, schooner, M'KenzieExile, schoonerFairy, schooner, ParrotFancy, brig, Buyers .

Favourite, brig,

First, schooner,Florence, schooner, MackieForth, schooner, CookGarland, schooner, LongmuirGem, schooner, DuthieGladiator, ship, Sim .

Gladiolus, barque, TaylorGranite, brig, CadenheadGranite City, ship, LeaskHaidee, schooner, BlackHannibal, ship, WalkerHappy Return, schooner, NicolsonHarbottle Castle, schooner, DonaldHarriet, brig, DuncanHarvest Home, brig,Hawk, schooner, CraigHawk, schooner, TaylorHeather Bell, brig, MillerHelen, brig, Ganson .

Henrietta, schooner, DunninghamHero, barqueHope, brig, ReidIsabella, brig, BurgessIsabella Leith, brig, RobertsonIsland Home, barque, MartinJames Booth, ship, BoothJames Chadwick, brig, StrachanJane Boyd, barque, Ganson ,

Jane Pirie, ship

Jane, schooner, MearnsJane, PertJanets & Margarets, sloop, ScottJohn Bunyan, ship. GrantJohn Knox, barque, MunroKaffirland, ship, StephenLady of the Lake, schooner, DuncanLion, brig, JossLiverpool Packet, schooner, MorganLondon, schooner, BoadenLord Haddo, barque, ForbesLord Metcalfe, barque, CargillLuna, brig, PettyMTntosh, schoonerMagnet, brig, MennieMaid of Judah, ship, MerchantMain, schooner, KingMansfield, schooner, PhillipsMargaret, brig, CraigMargaret Milne, barque, RitchieMargaret, schooner, Walker .

Mariner, schooner, WoodMarquis of Stafford, sloop, M'KenzieMary, schooner, MainMarys, schooner, FletcherMary Jane, schooner, Wood .

Mary Read, brig, ChristieMary Scott, sloop, NaughtyMathesis, barque, GreavesMercury, schooner, WattMessenger, schooner, M'LeanMiranda, brig, Leslie .

Myrtle, brig, Steele .

New Astley, brig, HutchinsonNew Frederick, brig, M'BeathNoma, schooner, Taylor

Owner or Agent. Tons.. Built.

R. Catto & Son . . 118 1854John Jamieson . 39 49Leith & Clyde Shipping (Do. . 150 42John Law . 148 48Alexander Duthie . 206 44John M'Lauchlan . 60Andrew Crane . 127 31John Bruce . 103 26Robert Brown . 88 27Robb, Brothers & Co. . 100 46Henry Adamson . . 534 50B. Moir . . 556 53Aberdeen Commercial C ». . 186 46Henry Adamson . 800 53Robb Brothers & Co. . 55John Cook . 576 51John M'Lachlan . . 63The Master . 114 42Robert Anderson . 165 42Aberdeen Lime Company .140 38George Leslie . 159 15Blaikie Brothers . 84N. Smith, jun. . 191 51John M'Lachlan . . 91 34The Master . 122 45William Duthie . . 288 43Donaldson Rose & Co. . 126 43Alexander Hay . 155 39George Millar, jun. . 193 48J. Catto, Son & Co. . 314 51James Williamson . 636 51M. Manuelle . 145 47George Thompson, jun. . 387 43James Williamson . 427 47P. Beveridge . 84The Master . 46R. Johnson . 44 2)

George Thompson, jun. . 466 48. 296 52

R. Catto & Co. . . 826 51Aberdeen Commercial C<). . 100 39A. Hall & Son . . 275 26The Master . 81 19Blaikie Brothers . 140 37John T. Rennie . 291 47George Thompson, jun. . 510 45Aberdeen Commercial Ci . 186 48The Master . 198Robert Maitland . 176 45George Thompson jun. . 756 53The Master . 81 41George Thompson & Son . 124 24W. Rosie . . 186 47John Cook . 279 47The Master .

Robert Maitland . 142 35Alex. M'Kay . 47 27The Master . 128 4SWilliam Talbot & Co. . 133

. 81

. 113

36

The Master 35William M'Kinnon & Co. . 47 40Charles Grainger . 305 41

George Elmslie & Son . 164 42John Catto, Son, & Co. . 174 39Benjamin Moir . . 205 47W. Steel . . 60 09John Law . 108 04J. Adam . . 112 13

Blaikie Brothers . 58 39

ABERDEEN SHIPPING. 35

Name and Master.Ocean Bride, schooner, ScottOchtertyre, barque, SmartOliver Cromwell, ship, AlexanderOmar Pacha, ship, Thomson .

Orwell Lass, brigPacific, barque, PatersonPatriot, brig, StewartPaul Jones, schooner, BullinariaPeggv, smack, AffleckPerth, schooner, LesliePeruvian, barque, BrucePhoenician, barque, Samson .

Pomona, brig, .

Prince of Wales, barque, DonaldProspect, schooner, BenzieQueen (The) steamer, CampbellRaphael, ship, DuthieRenown, barque, WalkerRichard Grainger, schooner, GordonRichebucto, barque, Colvin .

Robert M'William, brig, MauriceRose, barque, GibbRose, schooner, Souter

,

Rubens, ship, Ritchie .

Sally, M'PhersonSamson, schooner, Linklater .

Sarah, schooner, ChristieSarah, brig, MilneShepherdess, barque, ScorgieSnow-flake, yacht, OaklySt. Andrew, barque, Palmer .

St. George, schooner, DunninghamSt. Lawrence, barque, TullochSt. Nicholas, brig, LyonScottish Maid, schooner, GordonScottish Maid, barque, AlexanderSea Horse, brig, UrquhartSeaton, brig, M'ConnachieSir Ed. Banks, sehooner, DevineSir Wm. Pulteney, brig, LinklaterSir William Wallace, brig, M'AndrewSmithfield, schooner, Mowat .

Sophia, schooner, Chalmers .

Sovereign, steam-ship, SnowieSportsman, schooner, GrantSpartan, yacht,Struggler, brig, GansonSuperior, brig, SimpsonSylvanus, brig, AndersonThalia, barque, VolumTheophilus, brig, SaundersTom Duff, Christie .

Undaunted, barque, JohnstonUnion, RobertsVallisneria, barque, NicolVaroon, RobertsonVictoria, steamer, WilletVictoria, schooner, AllanVictory, barque, FowlerVictory, steam-tug, GauldVesta, schooner, RaikerWalter Hood, ship, SproatWaterloo, brig, GrayWatson, sloop, M'DonaldWm. Maitland, brig, MennieWm. Oughtred, schooner, StephenWoodland Lark, brig, TaylorWoolloomooloo, ship, StewartZephyr, smack, Ham .

Owner or Agent. TonsAlexander Scott . 65Alex. Craigmile . . 221George Thompson,jun. . . 473George Thompson, jun. . 1124W. Simpson . . . 169Andrew Anderson . 386G. Spark . 98John Duffus . 79John Forbes . 26The Master . 116Donaldson Rose & Co. . 413George Thompson, jun. . 478Robert Johnston . 136George Thompson, jun. . . 582A. Hay . . . 107Leith & Clyde Shipping Co. . 662A. Anderson . 390William Duthie . . 311W. Williamson . . 115George Thompson, jun. . 400Robert Catto & Son . 298Donaldson Rose & Co. . 232Arbuthnot & Co. . 55Andrew Anderson . 362W. M'Pherson . 50John T. Rennie . . 136John Christie . 54Donaldson Rose & Co. . 232Alexander Duthie & Co. . 284William Hogarth . 18Thomas Adam . 310George Thomson & Son . IllDonaldson Rose & Co. . 406Robert Maitland . 140George Leslie . 142A. & W. Nicol . . 523A. Duthie & Co.A. & W. Nicol '. 185John Gibb & Son . 95John Gibb & Son . 176Donaldson Rose & Co. . . 183Aberdeen Lime Company . 166William Williamson . 89Leith & Clyde Shipping Co, . 459George Elmslie & Son . . 143Hogarth & Co. . 12John Webster . 170Andrew Anderson . 143Robert Maitland . 167Alexander Booth . 350Robert Maitland . 96The Master . 85William Duthie . . 300

John Nicol . 210B. Moir . 598Nisbet & Robertson . 279Aberdeen Lime Company . 180John Nicol , 239Leith & Clyde Shipping Co. . 92Aberdeen Lime Co. • 96George Thompson, jun. . . 918G. Wilson . 91P. Beveridge . 42Robert Maitland

. 159Robert Stephen . . 36R. Johnston . 203George Thomson, jun. . 627W. Hogarth 47

ALPHABETICAL LIST

OF

STREETS, SQUARES, LANES, COURTS, &c.

WITH

REFERENCES TO THEIR SITUATIONS,

AHD

Containing the NAMES of the principal Inhabitants,

ACADEMY STREET,

From Dee street to Crown street.

ADELPHI,Between 49 and 51 Union street.

3 William Walker, grocer, &c.

7 I. Machray & Co., wine merchants

... A. Batten, agent

10 Mrs. Henry Liffen, hotel

1

1

William F. Ogg, advocate

... James A. Leslie, writer

12 David Mitchell, advocate

... James Bryce, advocate

13 David Chalmers, printer, h.

... James Chalmers (D. C. & Co.)

... John Chalmers (do.)

14 William Gordon, advocate

... William Hunter, advocate

... Robert Brown, wine merchant, h.

15 16 D. Edwards, commission agent

17 James Steel, M.D.18 Francis Ogston, M.D.19 John Mather, commission agent

20 A. Pirie & Sons, paper manufacturers

22 Francis Edmond, advocate

... William Mowat, writer

23 Moir & Brown, wine merchants

24; M'Kenzie & Mathews, architects

... Deeside Railway Office

28—29 D. Chalmers & Co., printers, &c.

28—29 Aberdeen Journal Office

31 John Wright, turner

... Mrs. P. Wright

ADELPHI LANE,

From Market street to Adelphi court.

I. Machray & Co., wine merchants

A. Batten, commission agent

Alex. Hay & Co., spirit dealers

AFFLECK PLACE,From Marywell street to Affleck street.

2 Andrew Affleck

... William Anderson3 Robert Brown, timber merchant

AFFLECK STREET,From Crown street to Wellington road.

1 Robert Collie, fancy warehouse... Peter Cumine2 Mrs. Weir3 John Low, baker4? William Young, shipmaster

5 Charles Stuart, shipmaster

6 James Donald, shipmaster

7 William Black, secretary

9 James Anderson, grocer

10 Alexander Reith, carter

11 William Henderson, clerk

ALBERT STREET,

From Waverly place to Carden place.

1 William Thorn, (of A. and W. Thorn)1 Miss Thorn2 Tho3. Ruxton, advocate and agent3 Mrs. Patrick Bannerman4 Charles Ruxton6 Mrs. Adamson, sen.

8 William Adamson, sharebroker13 Mrs. Leslie

15 Robert Fletcher

17 Mrs. Dr. Alex. Paterson19 William M'Kinnon, ironmonger... Lauchlan M'Kinnon, advocate

ALBION STREET,From Park street to Links.

1 Mrs. King, provision seller

38 STREETS, SQUAftES, &c.

12 William Peebles, ship-rigger

22 G. Bate, blacksmith

23 William Stott, grocer

ALBION COURT,18 Castle street.

ALBYN PLACE,West from Alford place.

1 Miss Robertson, of Balgownie

2 James Boyn M'Combie, advocate

3 Misses Cumine of Battray

4 Misses Black

4J William B. FergusonMrs. John Wilson's lodgings

5 Francis Edmond, advocate

5J Duncan Forbes,

6 Captain A. D. Fordyce, R. N.

6J John Jamieson, merchant

7 Miss Bannerman... Thomas Bannerman... George Bannerman8 Female Orphan Asylum

... Miss Allerdice, matron, do.

8 Miss M'Condach, teacher, Asylum9 James Brebner, advocate

10 Alex. Morrice (of W. M'K. and Co.)

11 W. Cooper (of P. and C.)

... W. Connon, merchant12 William C. Hunter, of lillery

14 Captain A. S. Fisher of Murcar15 Captain Craigie

16 George Marquis, accountant

17 Mrs. Millar

18 Mrs. M'Kenzie of Glack16 Benjamin Reid, seedsman20 James Laing, ironmonger

ALFORD PLACE,To Albyn place from Union pldce.

1 Miss Simpson2 John Milne, confectioner

3 Miss Dalrymple4 George Rennie, shipmaster

5 John Smith, late ot Rotterdam6 George Simpson, corkcutter

ANN PLACE,Back Stocket Road.

J, M'Pherson, comb manufacturer

ANN STREET,From Maberly street to Hutcheou street.

31 John Fullerton, merchant

35 John Lawrence, slater

49 John M'Quarrie, tailor, h.

ANNAND'S COURT,30 James street.

Miss Burgess, dressmaker, &c.

Miss Catto, dressmaker

BACK WYND,From Union street to Schoolhill.

Stamps and Taxes Office

5—9 John Ritchie, saddler, h. 7

6 George Walker, innkeeper & post-horse

master11 Peter Ellis, spirit dealer

13 John Campbell, post-horse master

15 J. M' Hardy, blacksmith, h. 17

3435 J. Strachan, late bookseller

3639

Donaldson's School

J. Crombie, merchant

BALMORAL PLACE,South from Holburn place.

Alexander Gerard, teacher

Mrs. Forsyth

John Anderson, grocer, &c.

John Barron, advocate

Rev. J. Robertson

BALTIC STREET,From Prince Regent street to Links.

2 James Booth, grocer

6 James Mearns

BANK OF SCOTLAND COURT,35 Castle street

Bank of Scotland, Arthur Thomson, agent

BANK STREET,From South Crown street to Wellington road.

Charles M'Condach, foremanWilliam Rae, mill-wright

Thomas Fraser, clerk

J. M'Condach, manager, Torry Brick

WorksRobert Forsyth of Devanha CombworkPeter HumeJames Jamieson, masonMrs. John Sutherland, grocer & spirit

dealer

Mrs. Donald M'Phail

BANNERMILL STREET,From Summer lane to the Links.

1 Andrew Ritchie, shipmaster

STREETS, SQUARES, &c. 39

2 James Longmuir, shipmaster

3 Alexander Burgess

... Mrs. Robertson

... Alexander Walker, shipmaster

... William Burgess

4 John Calvan, shipmaster

8 Jonathan Newson

BARNETT'S CLOSE,

From Guestrow to Flourmillbrae.

2 Alex. Nicol, cooper

3 A. and J. Pirie and Co.

6 Joseph Butler, flesher, /(.

7 George Michie, cooper

8 Francis Beattie, h. 7

BEATTIE'S COURT,102 Gallowgate.

B. Mitchell, lock and hinge maker

BEATTIE'S (J.) COURT,101 Gallowgate.

BELMONT STREET,From Union street to Schoolhill

1 John Cook, horse-hirer

4 Charles Fyfe, house agent

... Aberdeen Advertiser Office

... George Adams, publisher

... John Campbell, post-horse master

... James M'Aulay, surveyor (of Stampsand Taxes)

... John Finiister, surveyor of taxes

... John Clerk, surveyor of taxes

... Alexander Diack, collector of O. M.poor's assessment

5 William Russell, late tailor

... William Stevenson, agent9 William Tempelton, M.D.

1 1 Miss Grant of Monymusk13 Dr. Neil Sutherland

15

17 G. J. Nicol, M.D.20 William Ross, advocate

22 A., G. and J. Thomson, h.

24 Misses Gibson, milliners

... Mrs. Gardener, teacher

23—25 T. & N. Burnett, advocates

27 Mrs. Simpson... Alexander Simpson, advocate

30 Peter Ewan, town sergeant

31 Deaf and Dumb Institution

32 James Ewing, funeral waiter

... Mrs. Robertson, sick nurse

41 Miss Melvin43 James Henderson, architect

45 Robert Shand, advocate

BERRY LANE,From Gallowgate to Loch Stieet.

1 Mrs. Ross, draper

... Mrs. Grant's lodgings

16 Alexander Smith, spirit dealer

28 William Clyne and Sons, curriers

29 George M'Kay, vintner

BLACK'S BUILDINGS,From Woolmanhill to Spa street

1,2, & 3 Andrew Sutherland & Sons2 Andrew Sutherland, sen., h.

... Andrew Sutherland, jun., h.

4 Miss Hird, milliner

5 John Grant, grocer, h.

... John Booth, watchmaker, h.

6 William, Cay, h.

7 Mrs. John Wilson, lodgings

... Henry Jackson, M.D.

... Mrs. Milne810

11 James Anderson, grocer

12 W. & W. Morrison, fleshers

13 James Walker, clerk

... Miss M. Lindsay, dressmaker,.. Mrs. Hunter, dressmaker... James Craig, saddler, h.

14 Alex. Cruickshank, grocer

BLACKFRIARS STREET,From Woolmanhill to St. Andrew street.

1 James Hay... Alexander Hay, draper, A.

... Mrs. Strachan, sick-nurse

Alexander MovvatJames Simpson, merchant, h.

Miss Robertson, teacher, k.

Mrs. Low, dressmakerJoseph Lawrence, tailor

Charles Morrison, h.

James Rusk, carpenter, h. 30Robert Hay, merchantWm. Smith, carpenter, h. 24Peter Gellan, h.

William Mearns, plasterer

William DonaldMrs. Bruce, lodgings

Mrs. CruickshankJames RustMrs. P. Fyfe, milliner

William Yunnie, carpenter

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BLAIKIE'S (PROVOST) QUAY,South side of Harbour.

Brands and Scorgie, shipbuilders

Commercial Co.

40 STREETS, SQUARES, &c.

Aberdeen Lime Co.

A. & F. Manuelle, stone merchants

G. Milne and Co., wood merchants

BLAIRTON LANE,

From Broad street to Guestrow.

3 Broad street Academy... William Clark, teacher

5 William Kelman, tailor

BON-ACCORD LANE,

From Dee street to Bon-accord street.

9 Mrs. Alexander, lodgings

10 James Keith, clerk (of M'Donald &Leslie)

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Mrs. M'Lean, grocer

12 Mrs. George Rae12 Francis Corter, bootmaker

13 William Holmes, cooper

... William Holmes, jun.

... William Shirer, clerk

18 Robert Paul, artist

... John Paul, jun., plasterer

19 William Robertson, wright

BON-ACCORD ROW,

From Union place to Bon-accord terrace.

BON-ACCORD SQUARE,From East to West Craibstone street.

1 Mrs. Thomas M'Combie2 James F. Beattie, land-surveyor, &c.

... James Simpson, advocate

3 George Elmslie

4 Miss Gill

5 Misses Skene6 Misses Gibbon7 Alexander M'Donald (of M'Donald &

Leslie)

8 Mrs. Gordon9 Eliezer Melville (of T. Melville & Sons)

10 Mrs. R. Morrice

11 William Gordon, sharebroker

12 Andrew Sutherland & Sons, manufacts.

13 Kenneth M'Kenzie, collect, of customs

14 William Shirres, merchant

15 Mrs. Alexander Simpson

16 John F. Whyte, grain merchant

BON-ACCORD STREET,

From Union streot to Springbank terrace.

1 Pat. & Alex. Davidson, advocates

4 Laing & Melvin, saddlers, &c.

5 J. Campbell, post-horse master, &c.

7 John Campbell, surgeon

8 Laing & Melvin .coachbuilders

9 Misses Paterson, dressmakers & mil-

liners

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11 Mrs. Captain Wade, lodgings

13 James Roy, wood merchant

14 John Dempster... Miss Alcock

15 Mrs. Reid... Mrs. John Saunders

17 John Avery, printer

18 Mrs. D. Souter

20 Mrs. Thompson... Miss Thompson21 Mrs. John Henderson

25 Daniel Laird (of J. & L)... John Macdonald, bookseller

... David Millar, architect & civil engineer

29 Mrs. M'Kay31 John Wood, surgeon

33 James Clark, clothier

(bon-accord lane)35 Patrick Watson, grocer

36 Barnard M'Donald, contractor

37 Miss Shepherd38 Miss Chisholm, teacher

39 James Forsyth, mail guard

... Robert Ferguson, mason40 Miss Ferguson41 George Mackie, coachman

42 Andrew Byrne, clerk

43 William Marshall, draper

44 Rev. Patrick Cheyne45 Miss Wood, dressmaker

... Mrs. James Falconer

... Mrs. Shand, sick nurse

49 James Smith, cabinetmaker

... Miss Smith, dressmaker

. . . Miss Wallace, staymaker

... Miss Mennie50 Mrs. John Swanston

51 Misses L. & F. Grant, milliners

51 J Mrs. Norris

... Miss Grant, lodgings

52 John Keith (of Pratt & Keith)

53 Robert Mearns, builder

... Mrs. Mearns, lodgings

54 George Rennie, shipmaster

56 William Simpson, advocate, &c.

57 D. G. Cattanach, advocate

58 William Simpson, advocate, h.

59 William Hutcheon (of W. & H.)

60 Mrs. Macdonald61 James White, merchant

... Mrs. James White62 James Giles, R.S.A.

63 Thomas Will, manufacturer

65 Captain James Bland

66 John Fraser (of J. F. & Son.)

67 Mrs. William Pirie

... Lieut. A. Wales, R.N.


68 George Watson, late merchant69 John Duncan, writer

71 George Presly, clerk

... Miss Allan73 John Poole74 John Airth75 Alexander Ross, advocate76 John Forbes, clothier

77 William Reid (of J. D. & Co.)... William L. Reid, advocate79—81 James Ireland, baker80 Alexander Lyon, leather merchant83 Mrs. Collie, lodgings

84 A. D. Scott, manager85 Misses Stewart86 George Anderson (of J. Duguid & Co.)

... Miss Donald87 Miss Smith88 Mrs. A. Smith of Blackhills

... Alexander Smith of Blackhills

89 Mrs. George Garden90 Mrs. Davidson, lodgings

91 Simpson Shepherd, grocer

BON-ACCORD TERRACE,From Bon-accord row, to Bon-accord street.

4 Thomas Foster8 Mrs. Dr. Farquh arson9 John Tocher, tailor

10 Mrs. A. Paterson

... Rev. J. D. Miller

14 John Drummond, h.

16 John Fyfe, brushmaker18 Hugh Sutherland (of Stephen & Suth-

erland)

• 21 Misses Allardyce22 John Brebner, contractor

23 Mrs. Panton24 Mrs. Liarertwood

25 Patrick Fairbairn, professor

26 Misses Nicholson of Glenbervie... Mrs. B. Nicholson27 Patrick Davidson of Inchmarlo28 Francis Clerihew, advocate29 Mrs. Major Youngson30 Rev. John Adam (Free south Church)31 Mis. Colonel Sinclair

... James A. Sinclair, accountant32 Thomas Blaikie (of J. Blaikie & Sons)

33 James F. Hadden, manufacturer34 Miss Young35 Mrs. Leslie

... Alexander Leslie

36 William Mackenzie

BOTKWELL COURT,25 Justice street.

G. Bothwell, candle manufacturerJohn Booth, berthmasterJohn Paterson

BOURTIE'S COURT,19 Upparkirkgate.

Poor's Hospital for Boys

BREBNER'S COURT,9 Castle street.

John Rough, corn extractor

BREBNER'S COURT,84 Shiprow.

James Collie, tidewaiter

Thomas Rutherford, carverWilliam Caie, shore porter

Mrs. H. SmithMaxwell M'Guffie, spirit dealerJames Duncan, shipmaster

BROAD STREET.1 George Shepherd, bookseller

4 Hugh Ross, jun., haberdasher6 George Masson, printer

... Thomas Stewart, agent10 J. Duguid & Co., clothiers

12 Black & Ferguson14 Robert Thompson, furnishing tailor

... Miss Thompson, ladies school16 J. & W. Grant, clothiers

18 Alex. Bothwell, confectioner20 Jas. Robertson, haircutter

22 Mrs. Mullet's lodgings

... Alex. Brown, auctioneer24 J. & J. Fleming, hardware merchants26 Charles Coutts, chemist... Jas. Rettie (M. Rettie & Son's jewel-

lery dept )

28 John Rhind, agent

2£ Alex. Henderson, bookbinder3 George Handyside, shoe warehouse5 John Fredrick

7 David Rust, clothier

9 Alex. Wilson, shoemaker11 Alex. Findlay, shoemaker13 E. & R. Spence, boot manufacturers15 G. Clark & Son, wholesale booksellers

17 Alex. Findlay, shoe shop19 Wm. Russell, bookseller

21 Alex. Crombie, fruit shop h. 2323 Charles King, furnishing tailor

23 Joseph Nicol, baker

25 William Duncan, bootmaker27 George Simpson, coikcutter

29 Jas. Johnstone, messenger-at-arms

... Miss Bowie's lodgings

... Captain George Hackney

3

STREETS, SQUARES, &c.

Broad Street

30 Patrick Whyte, tobacco manufacturer

32 Jas. Anderson's billiard rooms

34 William Ross, ironmonger

... James Stephen, ironmonger

(queen street)38 A. Burge, hat manufacturer

40 George Maitland, book agent

.,.. Alex. Watson, clerk

.. John Stephen, plumber h.

42 William Diack, hardware merchant

44 W. Davidson, & Co. grocer

46 (henderson's court.)48 W. Brand, watchmaker52 John Crane, grocer

51 B. & W. M'Killiam, confectioners

58 City Loan Office sale room60 Peter Crombie, jeweller

62 George Smith, shoemaker64 Miss Ingram, dressmaker

66 John Lunan, stationer

68 Andrew H. Piggie, tailor

70 Alex, dimming72 Wilson & Robb, shoemakers

74 Mrs. Mitchell

76 William Mollison

80 Wm. French, grocer

82 Marischal College

... John Cooper, sacrist

... John Colvin, porter

84 Adam Singer, agent

86 John Forbes, tea merchant

89 Hugh Gordon & Co.

90 John Smith, chemist

91 James Gordon... William M'Pherson, bookseller, h

92 John A. Wilson, bookseller

BROADFORD,North West of George street.

1 George Martin, grocer, h. 14

3J Broadford Bread Company4 Alexander Cormack, tailor

4 John Davidson, advocate, h.

. . . Alexander Reid

... D. Sinclair, teacher, h.

4J John Gemlo, grocer

6" Basil M'Killiam, h.

8 Alexander Craig, h.

9 J. Garioch, hairdresser, h.

11 John Murray, sen., h.

... John Murray, jun., h.

J. M'Donald, merchant, h. 12

14 James Morgan, h.

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. Miss Martin, milliner

16 Joseph Rowell, blacksmith

17 John Masson, grocer, h.

18^ Misses Welch, dressmakers, h. 18

continued.

31 William Stephen, baker33—35 John Both well, bootmaker35 William Petrie, baker

36 W. L. Jaffery, shoe shop

37 William Duncan, boot & shoemaker39 Alexander Lyon, leather dealer

43 John Hall, merchant47 Patrick Ironside, auctioneer

49 Mrs. Howie's lodgings

... Miss Andrew's lodgings

53 James Thompson, shoemaker57 James Aiken, shoemaker59 William M'Pherson, bookseller

61 Andrew Tarras, clerk

63 Edward Dawes, shoemaker67 William Inglis, baker

69 Elizabeth MKintosh71 George Cormack, furniture dealer

73 Janet Taylor, stoneware merchant77 Mrs. Scorgie, lodgings

79 Buclianston Mill Warehouse81 George Sangster, jeweller

85 John Forsyth, leather merchant

... Mrs. T. A. Boulton, milliner

87 Andrew Fiddes, refreshment rooms

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Broadford continued.

Miss Middleton, dressmaker

Mrs. M'Donald, lodgings

A. Donaldson, flesher, h.

John Legge, stonecutter, h.

Miss Craig, teacher

Robert Craig, grocer

J. Adam, timber merchantJames Sherrar, jobbing gardener

William Forsyth, feuar

George P. Robertson

William MatthewsAlexander Johnston

David Fraser, h.

Mrs. Fyie, grocer

Misses HunterMiss Bothwell

Miss Sutherland

Mrs. Glennie

Miss WighamAlexander Napier, clerk

Mrs. Machray


35 John Porter, feuar

... Wm, Crawford, flaxdresser

... George Rennie, pi-inter, h.

William Brown39 Roderick M'Kay, feuar

Wm. Rae, gardener, MillbankJames White, flesher, Millbauk place

BROADFORD PLACE,

6 David Thomson, h.

6 Henry Gilfillan,

8 Hugh Fraser, clothier, h.

10 Jn. Mess, grain merchant, h.

William Duthie, advocate, h.

Alex. Duthie, advocate, A.

Alexander Wallace, grocer, h.

BROADFORD LANE,From Broadford to Causewayend road.

1 Robert Craig, grocer, h.

James Berry, gardener

BRUCE'S COURT,20 Loch street

BURN COURT,44 Upperkirkgate.

Arthur King, printer, /*.

Mis. Anderson, sick nurse

Misses Anderson, milliners, &c.

BURNETT'S CLOSE,5 Exchequer Row.

8 Jas. Gillespie, cottage hotel

9 Mrs. Livingston, vintner

11 Alexander Wright, vintner

12 Mrs. Bridgeford, vintner

BURR'S COURT,152 Gallowgate.

BURSAR'S COURT,61 Castle street.

CALSAY SEAT.

Francis Gael, spirit dealer, gardenerMiss Johnston

CANAL LANE,From Canal terrace to Summer lane.

1 Aberdeen Soda Water Co.

1^ Robert Eddie, brewer... William Harvey2 James Law, carter

CANAL ROAD,From Causewayend to Froghall.

Robert Davidson, chemist

Misses Leslie

CANAL STREET,

From Mounthooly bridge to Froghall bridge.

3 Miss Jane Sangster

i William Laing, h.

6 James Walker, iate seedsman7 Angus Ross, late of 79th Regt.

8 Miss Gordon, lodgings

9 David Bremner, (Customs)10 Alexander Harp1

1

John Ramsay... Henry Brechin, h.

12 Mrs. Cruickshank, lodgings

... William Milne

... Misses Milne, seamstresses

John Paterson, advocate, h.

James Cocker, nurseryman, SunnyparkJohn Christie, crofter, SunnyparkJohn Taylor, rope manufaet., FroghallJohn Christie, gardener, Froghall

CANAL TERRACE,

From Virginia street to Garvock street.

3 Alexander C. Matthew, surgeon

4 Walter Hood, shipbuilder

a John Duthie, shipbuilder

6 John Dinnison, shipmaster

6g Roderick Munro, shoemaker7 A. Maurice, shipmaster

... Andrew Ledingham, clerk

8 James Leslie, (of Gas Light Co.)

10 Mrs. James Sim... Charles Anderson, shipmaster11 Isaac Merchant, shipmaster12 James Methven, fishcurer

CANDLEMAKER'S COURT,46 Grallowgate

John Scott, chimney sweep

CARDEN PLACE,

From Skene road to Rubislaw.

2 William Henderson, builder

3 John Keith (Town and County Bank)

4 Miss Cumming... John D. Milne, jun., advocate

5 Thomas Melville, jun., ironmonger6 Rev. D. Simpson

_ 7 Rev, John Thompson8 David M'Donald \9 Rev. James C. M<Pha4110 John Melvin (of Laing afrd Melvin)

William Hunter, advocate

12 James Wyllie (of D. Wyllie and Son)

13 Mrs. TawseNeil Smith, grain merchant

44 STRRETS, SQUARES, &c.

CARMELITE STREET,From Green to Trinity street.

1 John Matthew, merchant2 Charles Carder, spirit dealer, &e. h.

... Gilbert M'Rindle, head porter (RoyalHotel)

4 Alexander Martin, agent

5 Thomas M'Guffie, brewer5 James M'Beath, flesher

6 John White, fishmonger

... Alex. Gilduwie

7 Mrs. William Ledinghara

,.. John Smart, contractor

... William Cromar, clerk

7^- W. & A. Hogg, wrights

8 Miss Hay, dressmaker... Mrs. Hay, sick-nurse

... Alexander Clark, shipmaster

... Mrs. Duncan, provision dealer

9 Thomas Jamieson, wright

... Alexander Hutcheon, upholsterer

10 James M'Donald, porter

... Mrs. Pirie, fishmonger

11 Mrs. Stevenson, midwife... James Brew... Walter M'Kenzie, spirit dealer

13 John Webster, baker

... George Watt, slater

... John Hogg

... Mrs. J. Stewart14 Benjamin Esson15 William Gove, fishmonger18 William Reid, vintner

20 Peter Hogg, tinplate woiker

CARMELITE LANE,Prom Fisher row to Trinity street.

2 Mrs. Leys, provision dealer

... Mrs. M'Donald, flesher

4 Mrs. M'Beath, fishmonger

7 Alexander Hutcheon, upholsterer

... George More, house carpenter

CARNEGIE'S BRAE,From Netherkirkgate to Green.

2 Farquharson Paterson, h. 3

3 C. Wilson, letter-carrier

(j John Sorley, reedmaker9 Daniel M'Dougal, chimney sweep

Mrs. Rae, broker

CAROLINE PLACE,From Skene square to Hutcheon street.

1 James Tait

2 William Walker3 William Barker, h.

4 Rev. James Stirling

5 Anthony Wigham6 David Gill, h.

CASTLE STREET,From Uuion street to Justice street and Castlebrae.

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William Ewan, furnishing tailor

George Adam, and Co. tailors

Town House,(lodge walk)North of Scotland Bank(king street)Jas. Wisely & Co. worsted rnanufacts,

John Duncan, advocate

George Davidson, bookseller

Miss Bain, lodgings

Alex. Henderson, confectioner

Mrs. MartinRichard Philip (of Milne and Sons.)

George Stirling, grocer— 16 Daniel M'Bean, cabinetmakerJohn Smith, shore porter

Alex. Sutherland, grocer

William Cruickshank, grocer

William Steel, accountant

Mrs. Gallagher

John H. WattMiss WattGeorge Jessiman, grocer

(justice street)Smith and Gordon, painters

Rev. J. H. WilsonWilliam Rough, commission agent

Spence and Watson, drapers

Miss M'KenzieMisses Robertson, teachers

(castle brae)James M- Donald, cabinetmakerAlex. Cumming, spirit dealer

John Smith, cabinet makerAlex. Sim, accountant Bank of Scotland

Charles Runcie, sen.

(St. John's Court") Jas. Collie, advocate

William Fraser, tailor

Adam Williamson, hairdresser

National Bank of Scotland BranchWilliam Bennett, printer

Alex. Gordon, advocateAlex. Chivas, advocate, &c.John Porter, shore porter

James Maclean, druggist

Alex. Davidson, jun., grocer

Peter Rafferty, merchantAlex. Aitken, shore porter

George Henry, shore porter

James Daniel, and Co. printers

Robert Smollet

Alex. Watt and Sons, grocers

Mrs. Robert Jamieson, sen.

Mrs. Badenoch, lodgings

STREETS, SQUARES, &c . 45

50 William Sellar, confectioner

5) John Mitchell, jun., manufacturer

52 T. Menzies, printer and stationer

(marischai, street)53 Aberdeen Banking Company,54 George Cornwall, printer

... Joseph R. Cornwall, printer

54 William Bain, banker... City of Glasgow Bank Branch55 Hu^h Fraser, china merchant56 Alex. Meston, advocate

... D. G. Cattanach, advocate

... James H. Forsyth, M. D.57 Forsyth and Elmslie, chemists &c58 Mrs. Singer, lodgings

... John Stott, tailor

... Alex. Watson, criminal officer

... James Davidson, shore porter

... William Robison, advocate

... William Steel, accountant59—GO Ferryhill mill warehouse, R. Kemp,

grain merchant61 Mrs. Colvin, inn and lodgings

62 Caledonian Hotel, Thomas Miller

CASTLEBRAE,From Casile street to Castle lane.

2 Mrs. John Chivas4 James Coutts, surgeon

5 David Henderson, fishing tackle maker... George J affray

... Robert Smollet, spirit merchant6 John Mitchell, linen manufacturer

... Alexander Inglis, ship-chandler

... David Ross, collector

11 James Craib, cooper

CASTLEHILL,

From Castlebrae to Park lane.

Rev. Alex. SpenceMrs. Spence, sen.

Miss Brown

CASTLE LANE,From Castlebrae to Fish street.

1 David Mitchell, blacksmith

3 James Cossens, wright

4 William Mitchell, wright

... Mrs. Smith

CATHERINE STREET,From Causewayend to George street.

1 Samuel Martin

... George Christie, grocer, /?..

8 John Ram age, h.

14 John Gordon, carter

14 John Paterson, shoemaker16 Alexander Mercer, wright18 William Laing28 Alexander Webster, writer

... Alexander Cameron, mason36 Alexander Adam, feuar

40 Alexander Benton, flesher, h.

54 William Brown, coachman58 James M'Pherson, manager, G. Comb

Works, h.

62 Richard Fothcringham, h.

... Miss M. Murray71 R. Cruickshank, grocer, h.

72 Miss Craig, teacher

... John Fyvie, clerk, Post Office

Mrs. Alex. FyvieJohn Walker, watchman

OATTO SQUARE,Garvock's wynd.

1—2 Alex. Williamson, baker3 Roderick Ross, shoemaker4 William Bennet, blacksmith

5 Andrew Sim, blacksmith

... John Grant, shipmaster

8 Robert Payne, sparmaker10 Mrs. Beggrie, midwife1

1

George Craig

CAUSEWAYEND,From Gallowgate to Gowan brae.

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Alexander Christie, grocerW. J. Baxter & Co.Mrs. Baxter, spirit dealer

George SmithRobert Davidson, stoneware merchantRobert Davidson, tailor

James Geddes, shoemakerJohn Murray, shoemakerJames Simpson, gardenerJohn Winton, grocer,/*. 13Alexander Forbes, provision dealerGeorge M'Kenzie, merchantJames Kean, brokerPeter CruickshankMrs. Kenan, provision deaierThos. Anderson, gardener, spirit dealerJames Greig, grocer, h. 26Robert Connon, h. 32Arthur Shand, late wrightJames Findlater, plasterer

John M'Dougall, broker, h. 49A. Roberts, clerk

Mrs. Roberts, midwifeAlex. Adam, slater

Miss Wilson, teacher

Davidson Lamb, feuar


60 Miss Williams, spirit dealer

61 Alexander Smith

... John Burness, provision dealer

62 Mrs. M'Intosh, midwife

63 William Brace, builder

64 John Dawson, grocer, h. 66

65 William Walker67 Ebenezer Bain, wright, h.

71 Charles Provest, turner, h. 69

72 Peter Harkess, dog trainer

73 J. & J. Crombie, manufacturers

SO John Charles, mealseller

83 Mrs. Brown, lodgings

86 Alexander Smith, provision dealer

93 John Masson, grocer

94 George Brechin

99 William Caie

... Robert Laing, grocer

... J. & A. Blackie, merchts. h. 1 Charles

street

109 Grant Forbes, shoemaker, A.

113 William Adam, farmer, h.

117 William David, feuar

121 Alexander Dow, h.

... William Dow, writer, h.

127 R. Robertson, ropemaker, h.

CHAPEL STREET,From Union place to Skene street.

1 John Stirling, artist

... Miss Mitchell

2 Mark Christopher, shipmaster

5 David Warrack kr-

9 George Stephen, hairdresser

10 Mrs. William Donald1

1

James Grub, vintner

12 Misses Smith of Birse

14 George Cornwall, printer

... Joseph R. Cornwall, printer

17 John Veitch

18 David Knox, painter

20 John Kay, teacher

... Miss Kay, teacher

21 A. Douglas, grocer

24 William Dunbar, draper and hosier

26 William Ewen, builder

28 Miss Simpson29 Thomas Baxter, baker

31 George Murray, tinplate worker34 William Milne, commission agent

38 Mrs. Munro, lodgings

39 Miss Noble's lodgings

40 Miss Jessiman's lodgings

... Mrs. G. Ross, lodgings

... Misses Moir, dressmakers

41 Mrs. John Jamieson42 George Gordon, late merchant

42J A. Ledingham, grocer

44 Captain G. Innes

... Misses Matthew, dressmakers

... David Knox, painter

46 George Paterson, painter

48 Mrs. Lieut. William Webster50 John Kerr51 Mrs. Captain Milne51 Rev. John Mitchell, Holburn Church... Alex. Fisher, teller Com. Bank52 William Gall, jun,, painter

... Mrs. Boyd

... Thomas Baird, cabinetmaker

... William Murray, builder

54 Mrs. Morrison

... George Baker, mail guard55 John Argo56 George Ironside, overseer

60 F. Cooper, grocer, &c.65 John Cobban, plasterer

... Mrs. Mitchell, midwife

... Misses Mitchell, dressmakers

... Miss M. Mitchell, dressmaker67 William Coutts, painter

... Miss Wilson, milliner

... H. D. Wilson, missionary, south parish

70 Alex. Diack, collector of O. M. Poor's

Assessment72 Mrs. Thomson... Rev. John Thomson, Blackfriars street

Congregational church

73 James Ramsay, grocer

75 J. Johnston, embroidery pattern printer

77 Mrs. John Simpson79 Thomas B. Gibson, merchant85 William Moir, tailor

86 Thomas Connel, cabinetmaker

... Robert Porter, letter-carrier

... David Troup, feuar

... Miss Connel, dressmaker and milliner

87 Wm. Glenny (of Fraser & Glenny)

88 James Smith, grocer

89 William Smart, assistant inspector of

poor of Old Machar91 Miss Smith, lodgings

93 George Alexander, cabinetmaker

95 William Robertson, wright

97 Mrs. Blackhall, lodgings

98 Daniel Fairweather

99 Andrew Gibb, lithographer

... John Ross, sharebroker

100 Robert Adam, advocate

102 Mrs. William Collie

... James Gray, teacher

103 Jas. Aiken, clerk, (North. Assce. Co.)

104 Miss Angus, provision seller

108 William Jaffray, merchant

112... William Donald, mason114 Mrs. Forrest, midwife


120 James Kelly, baker

122 Robert Gordon, flesher

... J. M'Lellan, cutter (of J. Moir & Co.)

123 George Robertson, mason... James Brown, day. patrol, New market

128 William Nicol, night patrol

CHAPEL STREET (LITTLE),

From Chapel street to Summer street.

3 Mrs. James Greig

4 John Mitchell, builder, (of M. & R.)

4 John Cromar4 Mr>. W. Ross5 Robert Gray, P. O.

... Mrs. Rae, lodgings

... Mrs. Taylor's lodgings

8 W. Murray, traveller (of J. D. & Co.)

9 John Clapperton, gardener

1

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Hugh Allan, cabinetmaker

CHAPEL LANE,From Weighhouse square to Shorebrae.

William Donald, merchantWilliam Campbell, spirit dealer

CHAPEL COURT,61 Gallowgate.

Hamilton Franklin, clerk to St. Paul's

John Winchester, beadle to St. Paul's

Miss WinchesterMiss Mearns

CHAPEL COURT,1 Justice street.

Charles M'Grigor, hosier, A.

Mrs. WilsonRev. John Ritchie

James Spence, draper, /*.

Mrs. Willox

CHARLES COURT,40 Upperkirkgate.

Mrs. Duncan, lodgings

Robert Ferguson, silk dyer

CHARLES STREET,

From Broadford to Causewayeud.

3 P. M'Intosh, manufacturer, /*.

4 Alexander Chalmers, feuar

7 Mrs. Bonner, provision dealer

... James T. Bonner, clerk

10 Allan M'Eachren, late of Excise1

1

George Porter, h.

... James Leighton, h.

12 Roderick M'Donald, carter and feuar13 Mrs. Mackie17 Miss Elspet Catto

17 Mrs. Catto, grocer

W. & R. Blaikie, merchants, h.

John Hendry, flesher, h.

James Mann, grocer, h.

CHARLOTTE STREET.From St. Andrew street to John street,

1 B. Middleton, shoemaker... Mrs. Gray, milliner

3 William Forsyth

4 Mrs. M'Kenzie, sick-nurse

... William Pittendrigh, h.

... William Daniel, h.

5 John Joss, merchant, h.

... Alexander Marshall, h.

7 Mrs. Tytler,

... Mrs. M'Combie31 William Rattray, teacher, h.

... Alexander Lamb, plumber, h.

... John Marshall, grocer, h

... Mrs. Law33 Mrs. Irvine, lodgings

33 Al. Smith, bookseller

... William Brand, jeweller, h.

... Robert Brown, hatter, h.

... Mrs. Gray, lodgings

... Mrs. Hay, lodgings

... Isaac Jolly, grocer, h.

35 J. Fraser (of J. Fraser & Son builders)

h. 35 John street

40 Johnston Pirie, grocer, h.

42 Robt. N. Anderson, town sergeant

54 James Stephen h.

... Alex. Marchant

CHRONICLE LANE,From North street to Mealmarket street.

2 James Gordon, cooper

3 James M'Donald, cabinetmaker5 John Dixon, horse-shoer

5j Joseph Ellicock, cabinetmaker

8 James Simpson, fishmonger

9 P. Green, horse-shoer

13 Mrs. Merchant... William Ross, funeral waiter

15 Lachlan Grant, tailor

... Miss Tait, dressmaker

CHRONICLE COURT,32, Broad street and 10 Queen street

CHURCH STREET,

From Waterloo street to St. Clement street

3 George Milne, shipmaster7 Robert Ritchie, letter carrier


7 Thomas Ritchie, druggist

10 Adam Anderson, blockmaker... Alexander Riddel, overseer

12 Duthie Barclay, tailor

CLARENCE STREET,From Waterloo street to "Wellington street.

CLARK'S COURT,2 Upperkirkgate.

Leslie ClarkJohn Clark

CLUNES' COURT,65 George street.

Thomas Skea, horse shoer.

COLLEGE STREET.From Windmillbrae to Affleck street.

1 Charles Smith, grocer

4 John Collie, plasterer

5 John Black, wright6 Joseph Kiloh, spirit dealer

12 John Bell, cooper

20 Alexander Ross, overseer

23 A. Smith, grocer and spirit dealer

26 Mrs. LamtCflesher

27 William Smith, grocer

49 Charles Donald, grocer

58 Robert Livingston, grocer

64 James Jolly, grocer and spirit dealer

77 John Black, wright

79 Alex. Thom, grocer and spirit dealer

82 Hogarth and Co., merchants83 James Aitken, missionary

87 John M'Keil90—95 D. Hogarth & Co.,prov. merchants

(college street soutb)1 David M'Kenzie, superintendent

... William Simpson (of N. & S.)

COLLEGE COURT,82 Broad street.

COLLIE'S COURT,28 Shiprow.

Alexander Collie, slater

James Simpson, day patrol

William D. Wood, shipmaster

COLLIE'S COURT,60 Gallcwgate.

COMMERCE STREET,From Quay to Park lane.

2 Alexander Wise, hairdresser

3 John Cock, provision merchant6 Alexander Eddie, baker

7 Thos. Jaffray & Son, merchants8 A. Eddie, baker

8 Mrs Webster, lodgings

10 Alexander Eraser

13 John Dunn, shipmaster

16 Misses Milne, milliners & dressmakers

18 W. H. Bruce, shipmaster... Robert Jamieson, shipmaster

22 Jonathan Mess, corn merchant23 Peter Craig, shipmaster

27 John Burness, merchant41 William Cooper, dyer

43 Robert Buthley, shipmaster

... Mathew Bullinaria, shipmaster

46 John Sangster, druggist

47 Alexander Craigmile, grocer, &c.

48 George Johnson, customs

... John Sangster, druggist

49 Alexander Craigmile, grocer, &c.50 Alexander Rainnie, builder, &c.53 Robert, Donald, shipmaster

... John Brunton, shipmaster

55 David Wood, carpenter

57 William Kidd, spirit dealer

59 John Smart, shipmaster

... James Lees, shipmaster

... John Allanach, steward

61 William Dillon, moulder

... William Mitchell, wright

... William Fletcher, shipmaster

65 Robert Mitchell, shoemaker67 John M'Lean, clerk

... William Craigmile

... George Johnston, engineer

70 David Mitchell, blacksmith

72 Alex. Rennie, builder

COMMERCE LANE,

1—3 James Gillanders, sexton

3 Miss Gillanders, bootbinder

... Miss M. Gillanders, dressmaker

COMMERCIAL COURT,58 Castle street.

William Elmslie, h.

W. Kobison, advocateWilliam Steele, accountantJ. Davidson, shore-porter

Alexander WatsonJohn Stott, tailor

Mrs. Singer, lodgings

COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS,

From 107 to 123 Union street.


CONCERT COURT,Between 10 and 12 Broad street.

1 Mrs. Stevenson, lodgings

... John Ewen, tailor

Mrs. Anderson6 Fraser & Glennie, taij^rs

Arthur King & Co., printers

Aberdeen Free Press Office

CONSTITUTION STREET,

From Park street to Links.

1 Alexander Martin2 George C. M'Kay, clerk

3 Jas. Buyers (of Abdn. Rope & Sail Co.)

5 Geo. Morrison, clerk, A. R, C.

6 John Tevendale, inspector of poor

8 Mrs. Cordiner

... John Fraser, clerk

9 Alex. Imlay11 Misses Strachan12 Adam Thompson, jun., flesher

... Alex. Mellis, town sergeant... Mrs. Reid13 George Angus, (of Tillicorthy)

... John Petrie, writer

... Geo. Grant, lodgings

15 Mrs. John Wood... John Morrison, accountant

... George Morrison, M. D.

... Mrs. John Morrison

... Alex. Morrison, shipmaster

16 Wm. Milne (of Marr & Milne)

16 J John Finlayson, Herald office

... John Coutts, advocate

18 Alex. Forsyth

... George Forsyth19 Andrew Macallum, inland revenue

20 Alex. Davidson22 Jas. Allan, cook (City of London)... John Allan, advocate

23 Jas. Macaldowie, clerk (of W. Gordon)24 James Ligertwood, grocer

25 William Gall

26 John Ross, assistant commissary of

Ordnance27 William Bennett, printer

28 Benjamin Robertson, shipmaster

... David Bruce, shipmaster

... John SmithRoman Catholic School

29 George Duncan, agent

31 Alex. Shepherd33 James Black, (of Milne Cruden & Co.)

35 George Topp37 William Clark

38 Charles Walker, commission agent

39 James Munro, shipmaster

41 James Taylor42 George L. Walker43 Wm. Anderson, plumber... Andrew Castles, overseer, Banner mill

44 Rev. Jabez Palmer45 D. Wishart, shipmaster

... Mrs. Wm. Jaffray

... Mrs. Mitchell

... John Ganson, shipmaster

46 Alexander Leslie, shipmaster

... Misses Leslie, milliners

47 George Urquhart, shipmaster

... John Strachan, shipmaster

48 Mrs. Hunter49 Alexander Fraser, merchant

Marble Works50 Charles Sefton, manager, Bannermill

Bannermill

Sea View GardensLinks GardensLinks

CONSTITUTION STREET (SOUTH),

From Park street to Constitution street

1 James Anderson, night watchman4 Alexander Coutts, wright

6 Charles Robertson, ironmonger

7 Wm Brodie, clerk (of Blaikie Brothers)

... Alex Frater, book-keeper (of J. Blakiie

and Sons_)

... John Tocher, teacher of music8 D. M'Donald, book-keeper, (of D. Ho-

garth and Co.)

COOPER'S COURT,26 Netherkirkgate.

Alexander Cooper, cooper

COOPERSTON BUILDINGS,From Cooperston place to Toll-bar.

Thomas Mathieson, officer of Inland

RevenueWilliam Donald, spirit dealer

John Reith, gardener

COOPERSTON PLACE,

From Holburn street to Cooperston buildings.

John M'Kesser, Ashvale Cottage

Andrew Robertson, sexton, Nellfield

CemeteryCharles Downie, of Ashfield

James Ross, late upholsterer

Alexander Stronach, feuar

Alexander Anderson (of H. Ogg & Co.)

Rose Cottage

James Ferguson, Grove Cottage

F

50 STREETS, SQUARES, &e.

Miss Ross, Granton LodgeP. L. Gordon of Graigmyle, Hawthorn

CottageMiss Blaikie

Misses Gibbon, Nellfield HouseMrs. Livingstone, Nellfield House

CORRECTION WYND,From St. Nicholas street to Green.

1 John M'Quarrie, tailor

2 Robert Farqubar... R. M'Kenzie, clerk

... John Watt, advocate

3 John Hutcheon, upholsterer

4 Henry Oliphant, writer, h. Victoria et.

west4 George Sutherland, surgeon

... John Ligertwood, advocate, h. Rubislawterrace

. . . Robert Ligertwood, writer, h. Rubislawterrace

... E. Wagstaff, sharebroker, h. 11 Bon-accord street

6 Miss Robertson, milliner & dressmaker,h. 42 Marischal street

9 Joseph Ooffton, inn

12 James Ledingham, teacher

13 Alexander Duffus, confectioner, h.

... James Duffus, confectioner

... Miss Maria Reid, teacher

... Miss Eliza Reid, dressmaker14 Alexander Gumming, h.

15 Mrs. Kiloh, lodgings

16 John Little, innkeeper

17 Mrs. Watt, porter dealer

20 D. M'Kinnon, spirit dealer

21 John M'Kenzie, spirit dealer

22 Mrs. Rennie, spirit dealer

24 Richard Davies, h.

24 Robert Innes, fishmonger

COURAGE'S COURT,

2 Weigkhouse square.

COWGATE,From Justice street to Park street.

CRAIBSTONE STREET (EAST),

From Bon-accord street to Bon-accord square.

1 George Keith of Morningside

2 Mrs John Simpson

3 John B. Milne (of Wm. Milne & Son)

4 James Dyce, late druggist

5 H, Ambrose Smith, F.J. A., secretary

Northern Assurance Company6 James F. Beattie, land-surveyor

7 John Galen, M.D.

CRAIBSTONE STREET (WEST),From Bon-accord terrace to Bon-accord square.

2 Mrs. Anderson (late of Strichen)3 Rev. J. G. Ryde4 Mrs. Alexander Monica5 James Williamson (of R. Catto & Co)6 George Jamieson, jeweller

8 Charles Stewart, of Stewart & Chivas... Walter R. Stewart

CRAIGIE STREET,From George street to Charlotte street.

1 Alexander LedinghamMrs. Belton, lodgings

Mrs. Fullerton

CRAIGWELL PLACE,From Skene street to Denburn terrace.

1 A. Scott, shoemaker5 James Cruickshank, bookseller

... John Cunningham, wright

... John Duguid, wright

CROMBIE'S COURT

37 Park street

CROOKED LANE,From St. Andrew street to Loch street.

5 James Angus, h.

... Aberdeen Public Baths7 Alexander Anderson (at W. Paterson,

136 Gallowgate)8 John Baxter, spirit merchant

1 1 Thomas Skea, horse-shoer, h.

CROWN STREET,From Union street to Bank street.

3 Robert Wood, shoemaker5 Logan and Co., piano-forte ware-room36 Jean Jolly, poultry shop

7 Misses Keith, dressmakers

8 John Senter, shoemaker9 George Paterson, painter

10 Miss Scott

13 A. M'Conachie, English Academy15 George Glennie, baker

16 John Macdonald, bookseller

... George Chessar, bookseller

17 George Glennie, haker

18 Mrs. Taylor's lodgings

19 W. Whitecross, custom-house agent... James Lazenby, teacher

20 Helen Sangster

21 Robert Sangster, fiesher

22 George Cruickshank, land surveyor

STREETS, SQUARES, ftr. 51

23 John Smith, bookseller

24 George Wilson, artist

2526 Rev. J. C. Brown27 Mrs. Ramsay28 Alexander Lyell67 W. D. Geddes, rector, grammar school

... Mrs. D. Gordon, lodgings

69 Alexander Martin, agent71 Miss Foote73 James Burgess (of J. Black and Co.)

75 Mrs. James Lumsden77 Miss Forsyth

79 J. J. Kennedy, agent81 John Fleming82 Mrs. Alexander Galen83 Lambert Barron, advocate84 John Greig, surgeon, R.N.85 Alexander Burness... John Grant

86J John Scott, teacher

... Mrs. Kemp, lodgings87 Hugh Hogarth89 Mrs. S. Duguid91 Mrs. Robert Ross... Miss Drysdale93 Mrs. John S. Gordon95 Henry Oswald, sharebroker

97 Miss Forbes of Echt99 Dr. Thomas Smith

101 Mrs. James Keith103 W. R. Riddell (Town & County Bank)104 George Clerihew106 Lachlan M'Kinnon, jun., advocate108 Charles Fyfe, house factor

... Misses Fyfe, boarding school

110 Rev. William Ogilvie (East Church)1 1

1

Miss Davidson112 John Willet, engineer113 Misses Turner of Turnerhall115 William Gray1 1

6

Alexander Taylor, woollen draper117 George Sutherland, silk mercer118 W. F. Ogg, advocate1 1

9

Miss Stallan, teacher120 John Ja'zdowzski, teacher, &c.

121 George Thomson, beadle

... Captain George Reid

... Miss Garden

... Mrs. A. Barron122 John Bisset, grocer

123 John Anderson, grocer, &c.124 William Bisset (of J. and W. B.)

... Miss Robertson125 Alexander Duguid, merchant... Mrs. Innes

... Samuel Martin, hatter

... William Chivas, shipmaster

125 Thomas Shields, druggist

126 Rev. A. D. Davidson, D.D.127 James Forsyth, baker129 James Forsyth, baker130 Captain Ray, R.N.131 Mrs. Wright132 James Catto, shoemaker... John Gray, commercial traveller

... James Gray, commission agent

... James Gray, jun., clerk, G. Brewery134- Mrs. J. Reid... Wm. Shepherd, confectioner

135 Miss Farce137 Misses Fullerton

145 James Garden, advocate147 Mrs. Dr. Reid... Mrs. Dr. Smith of Whitehill

148 Robert Milne, civil engineer149 George Yeats, silk mercer150 Miss More151 William Cormack, merchant... Alexander Cormack, merchant

152 George Yule, corn-merchant153 Mrs. J. Clerk, lodgings

... Daniel Gray, grocer154 James M'Aulay, inspector of taxes

155 Robert Kemp, grain merchant156 Mrs. A. Gall, lodgings

157 Peter Morison, Aberdeen Lime Co.

159 J. T. Rennie, insurance broker169 Mrs. Farquhar171 Charles Winchester, advocate

CROWN STREET (SOUTH).

J. Walker, teller, City of Glasgow Bank

CROWN TERRACE,From St. Mary's place to Crown place east.

1 Lieutenant George Skues, B.M.2 F. J. Cochran, advocate (of Smith and

Cochran)

CROWN PLACE.

1 W. Allardyce, wine merchant, &c.2 William Fraser

CROWN PLACE (EAST),

From Crown street to Crown terrace.

1 Mrs. Dawson2 Mrs. Thomson

CROWN COURT,Between 41 and 43 Union street.

John Miller and Co., chemists, &c.John Avery, printer

Mrs. Cassie, lace dealer


George Inglis, wholesale grocer

David Pirie, merchant, &c.

Duncan Reid, M.D.Alexander Robb, tailor

David Reid, druggist

Miss Geddes, lodgings

William Brebner, manager, N. of S.

Loan Co.

CROWN COURT,

36 Upperkirkgate.

Aberdeen Dispensary and Vaccine In-

stitution

John Middleton, porter

William Sinclair, h.

CRUDEN'S COURT,22 Broad street

George Sinclair, tailor

Miss Bowman, seamstress

Miss Finlason, lodgings

William Moir, shore-porter

John M' Hardy, blacksmith

Souter & Shepherd, druggists

CRUICKSHANK'S (C.) COURT,10 Shiprow.

CRUICKSHANK'S COURT,46 Shiprow.

DANIEL'S COURT,48 Castle street.

DEE STREET,From Union street to Dee place.

1, 2, 3, James Fraser, & Co., grocers

4 George Russel, artist

... William Russel, bookseller

... William Russel, confectioner

... Alexander Anderson, advocate

5 William Hen lerson, painter

7—9 Thomas M'Lean, baker

1 1 Miss Ncish, dressmaker

13 Donald Brown, shoemaker

13J James Mathers, plumber

14 John Booth (of Logan & Co.)

15 Major George Munro, stafF-officer

16 Miss Wilson20 Samuel Watt, carter

... George Garden,' turnkey

22 Joseph Skea, veterinary-surgeon

23 William Rettie, (of M. R. & Sons)

24- Miss M'Leod, milliner

24 George M'lnto-h25 Wm. Watson, W.S., Sheriff Substitute

26 Mrs. Ralph Gordon, lodgings

.. Miss Ann Gordon, dressmaker

... Mdle. Heintzler, teacher

27 Miss Christie

.. . Mrs. Clark, lodgings

28 George Glegg (of Glegg & Sons)

29 George Sim, Aberdeen Bank... Miss Morren30 Mrs. Greace, lodgings

... Mrs. Captain Milne, lodgings

3 1 James Shepherd (of Souter & Shepherd)

32 Miss Lawrence... William Leask, shipmaster

33 George Jamieson, grocer

34 Thomas Duncan, marble-work

35 William Forsyth, druggist

37 James Allan & Sons, cabinetmakers

39 Robert P. Ross41 Mrs. Paterson, lodgings

... A. & R. Milne, booksellers

... Robert Macaldowie, clerk

... Mrs. Tytier

... John Hay Stewart, accountant Com-mercial Bank

42 James Allan & Sons, cabinet workshop

43 George Wood, agent

... Captain G. T. Willett

(academy street)46 George Watson, saw-trimmer

... Miss Watson, dressmaker

48 Mrs. Reid, lodgings

David Robb, fishmonger

52 John Whyte (of Simpson & Whyte)... John Whyte, advocate

54 John Ferguson, advocate

55 Peter Mortimer56 George Grub, advocate

57 Miss Whyte, boarding school

58 Miss Margaret Roy, dressmaker

.. Mrs. Peter Robertson

.. Patrick Stewart59 Mrs. Melvin, lodgings

60 George Inglis, wholesale grocer

... William Inglis

61 Mrs. Monro62 Mrs. James Souter

63 Alexander Pearson, merchant

64 Mrs. Wilson65 Mrs. Kirkland

... Absalom Poulter, late clothier

... Thomas Poulter, late clothier

66 James Torrie, M,D.67 Henry Thompson, (of S. N. Co.)

68 Alexander Brown (of Brown & Carr)

69 Rev. John Murray, Free North Church

70 Rev. Hugh Hart"

... Miss Allan

71 William Bruce, teacher

72 James Walker, late coal broker


72 Lessel Stephen, writer

... Robert Monro, artist

73 Miss Kidson, teacher of music

... Misses Scott

74 Miss Angus of Bothriphnie

75 Miss Davidson

76 Miss Seaton

77 Mrs. Smith of Glenmilkn78 Mrs. John Skinner

DEE STREET (LOWER),

From Trinity street to Lower Denburn.

DEE PLACE,From Marywell street to Springbank.

1 Mrs. Lovie

... James Berry, watchmaker, &c, h.

2 Lieutenant A. Bell

3 George Abernethy, engineer

4 James Campbell, contractor

5 George Gray, merchant

6 James Asher, agent

7 Alex. Brand, accountant

DEE VILLAGE,Between Crown street and Ferryhill.

7 Alexander Gray, porter

14- John Begg, late stabler

17 John Brands, shoemaker

... Joseph Jack, blacksmith

20 Joseph Smith, gardener

23William Milne, overseer

William S. Milne, clerk

DENBURN TERRACE,From Union street bridge to Skene terrace.

17

John Jamieson (of T. and C. B.)

Miss Cruickshank, dressmakerW. Paterson, leather merchant, &c.William Paterson

J. Bullock (of J. B. andS.)John CattanachWilliam Clark, teacher

George Cruickshank

John Ogston, wright

Alexander M'Kenzie, currier

David Edward, funeral waiter

William Murdoch, cabinetmaker

George WalkerMrs. William Smith, midwifeMrs. Alexander Watt, lodgings

Miss Profat, teacher, Trinity School

Russel

DENBURN (LOWER),From Poynernook to Spa street.

6 Alexander Clerihew, teacher

... Donald Davidson, manufacturer

10 John M'Kay, spirit dealer

19 William Tawse, tailor

22 Mrs. Peter Mathieson

DEVANHA TERRACE,Ferryhill.

Henry Cooper (of H. C. and Co.)

William BuyersJames Robb (of Best and Eobb.)

DEVANHA PLACE,Ferryhill.

4 George Saunders, merchant

... David Saunders, clerk

DIAMOND STREET,From Union street to Silver street.

1 James Edmond, advocate

9 Miss King, lodgings

... Mrs. Reid, lodgings

11 Alex. Colston, teacher of music

... Mrs. Colston, dressmaker

13 David Marshall, painter

28 Robert Marshall, painter, h. 13

31 Miss Lawrie

DIAMOND LANE,From Diamond street to Silver street.

Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, professors of

dancing and deportment

DONALD'S COURT,20 Schoolhill and 16 Loch street

3 John Dunn, teacher

4 Andrew Wyness, flesher

5 Mrs. Moir, register office

6 William Shiress, tin-plate worker

Alexander Speid, late merchant

7 James Moir, grocer

— Walter Oliphant, commission agent

DONALD'S COURT.14 Schoolhill.

Thomas Ross, sexton

Robert Pratt, merchant

DOWNIE'S COURT,65 Broad street.


DRUM'S LANE,From 26 Upperkirkgate to Loch street.

3 J. Tillery

5 William Salmond, letter-carrier

7 Alexander Troup, tailor, h.

... Miss Elgen, dressmaker8 William Fraser, surgeon

9 Alexander Brebner, broker

15 Peter Straton

17 Thomas Ogilvie, hatter

DUNCAN'S COURT,45 Castle street.

DUNCAN'S (D.) COURT,120 Gallowgate.

Poithill Schools

DUNCAN'S COURT,74 Gallowgate.

Miss Duncan

DUTHIE'S COURT,45 Guestrow.

House of Refuge— A. Machray, super-

intendent

Miss Youngson, matronJames Tytler, porter

EAST NORTH STREET,From King street to Park street.

1 James Justice

4 Charles Wilson, butcher5 Joseph Meston

... Mrs. Paterson

6 James Meston, grocer

7 George Brand, spirit dealer

10 Robert M'Leod, tinsmith

15 Mrs. Skene16 William Cruickshank, grocer

17 J. G. Leslie, sheriff-clerk depute18 J. and T. Smeaton, furniture dealers

20 James Mutch, grocer

21 James Stewart, jun., spirit dealer

22 James Dalgarno24 Mrs. Reid, mealseller

25 Mrs. George Mason, broker29 John Levie30 James M'Kiddie31 Mrs, Saunders, broker33 John M'lnnes, grocer

33J Alexander M'Donald, broker34 Thomas Govan, pensioner

35 George Jopp, spirit dealer

... John Parkhill, agent36 William Borthwick, candlemaker

38 Robert Kynoch, broker

39 D. M'Farlane, broker

40 Peter Murray, broker

41 John Ewen, spi.it dealer

44 James Collins, broker

45 John Hobnell, spirit dealer

48 George Kilpatrick, broker

49 Peter Mutch, spirit dealer

50 James Davidson, eating house51 Mrs. Keith, spirit dealer

52 Colin M'Leod and Son, tinsmiths

55 James Watson, broker

56 John Christie, spirit dealer

57 Mrs. R. Bennet, spirit dealer

61 Alex. Lorimer, spirit dealer

67 William Findlay, wine merchant69 A. Davidson, stoneware merchant70 John Phimester, spirit dealer

80 Thomas Carolan, broker84 Mrs. Banks, broker

EDWARD PLACE,10 Sea Mount Place,

EMSLIE'S COURT,26 Gallowgate.

EWEN'S COURT,42 Gallowgate.

EXCHANGE COURT,Between 35 and 37 Union street.

Brown and Carr, wholesale clothiers

Wm. Cook, tailor and clothier

Mrs. Robert Milne, stay-maker, &c.Alex. Skene, wholesale tea merchant

EXCHEQUER ROW,From Castle street to Shiprow.

1 David Mackay, druggist

4 Mrs. M'Gilivray

7 James Garden, spirit dealer

10 Joseph Nicol, baker1

1

William Smart, grocer, /*. 9

13 Isabella Smith, vintiner

EXCHEQUER COURT,9 Exchequer row.

4 Victoiia Lodging House

EXCHEQUER PLACE,Weighhouse square^

FARQUHAR PLACE,218£ Gallowgate,

Whinton Nicol, ropemakerMiss Nicol, dressmaker


FARQUHAR'S COURT,17 Upperkirkgate.

Mrs. Weir

FERGUSON'S (J.) COURT,108J Gallowgate.

Mrs. John FergusonMrs. Cordiner

FARRIER LANE,From North street to Mealmarket street.

Peter Forrest, horse shoer

Alexander Morrice, provision merchant

FERRYHILL,Near Devanha Brewery.

James Abernethy (of J. A. and Co.)

J. Abernethy and Co,, founders, &c.Robert Abernethy (of J. A. and Co.)

Mrs. Abernethy, sen.

Thomas Laurie (of J. A. and Co.)

Wm. Duncan (of Scott and Duncan)

FERRYHILL PLACE,From Rotunda place to Devanha place.

1 William Esplin, sen., goods manager,(of A. R. 0.)

... William Elspin, jun., ticket clerk, (of

A. R. C.)

2 William Lunan, accountant

... Alexander Smith17 Alexander Stronach, writer

19 James T. Mackay, jeweller, h.

... Allan M'Kechnie, shipmaster

21 Mrs. James Dunn22 James Sutherland

... Alexander Ogilvy, clerk

... Mrs. Ogilvy

23 Archibald M'Conochie, shipmaster

24 Angus Cameron26 Geo. Gordon, secretary, Gas Co.

... Chas. S. Gordon, inspector of branches,

North of Scotland Bank27 James O. Haigh, manager29 Mrs. William Laurie

30 Misses Wilkie

Mrs. George Gordon, Back Cottage

FISH STREET,From Summer lane to Albion street.

2 John Crawford, overseer3 Alex. Cameron4 James Lees, berthmaster7 Alexander Adam, manager, Aberdeen

Salmon Co.

8 John Longmuir Smith9 G. Adam, cabinetmaker

FISHER ROW,From Maltmill bridge to Green,

1

1

William Fraser, spirit dealer

15 George Anderson, vintner

... D. Anderson, clerk, G. N. of S. Railway17 John Jessieman, spirit dealer

19 Jas. Morison, superintendent, AberdeenMarket, h.

FLOURMILL BRAE,From St. Nicholas street to Barnett's close.

2 David Duguid, fi&hing tackle maker, h.

85 Spring garden

7 William Anderson, blacksmith, h.

8 James Mowat, clothier, h, 7

James Milne, horse shoer

FLOURMILL LANE.From Netherkirkgate to Flourmill brae.

1 John Adam, blacksmith, h. 8 Langstaneplace

2 Wm. Anderson, blacksmith

FORBES STREET,From Rosemount terrace to Rosemount place.

1 Robert Martin (of William Russell)

... Alexander Begg6 John N. Ross, grocer

7 John Gow, clothier

... Alexander Ross, brewer

... Alex. Paul, beadle and funeral waiter8 John Grant, builder

10 William Duncan, mason12 Andrew Hutcheou, heddlemaker

FORBES COURT,78 Green.

FREDERICK STREET,From King street to Park street.

2 Widow Davidson, provision seller

3—5 William Begg, baker4 David Roberts, saddler

6 Mrs. Reid... Mrs. Smith... Mrs. Cruickshank (Bell's school)

7 Machray, Croall, & Co., coach builders12 Mrs. Wishart, straw bonnet maker13 Mrs. James Christie, lodgings

14 William Smith, vintner

li8 Alexander Bain, Glasgow pipe work20 Wm. Hurry and Sons, nail manufacts.


23 William Davidson, tailor

... Thomas Ewen, advocate

24 William Niddrie, artist

... Robert Grant

... John M'Kenzie. shipmaster

25 William dimming, slater

26 Mrs. Oldman, provision seller

27 William Adam, town serjeant

... Mrs. Wright, lodgings

29 M. Mowat, shipmaster

... George Watt, shipmaster

... John Eobb, plumber

31 Alexander Davidson, jun., grocer

... John Thomson

... Mrs. Thomas Gordon35 John Pyper38 James Foote, shoemaker

39 William Watson, tailor

41 Alexander Paterson, mill overseer

43 Alex. Dunn, clerk (of Blaikie Brothers)

44 John Wilson, house carpenter

46 Mrs. Howie, provision seller

... Alexander Coutts, wright

49 George Milne, spirit dealer

FROGHALL LANE, Old Aberdeen,

From Spital to Caoalside.

GALLOWGATE,From Broad street to Causewayend, Mounthooly.

1 George Henry, merchant

2 Gordon Gilchrist, merchant tailor

3 George and Peter M'Kay, boo! makers

4 5 John Ray, tinsmith

6 James Stewart, flesher

7 James Seton, spirit dealer

8 James Home, sheriff-officer

... Henry Mitchell, agent

10 William Glennie, broker

11 George Campbell, shoemaker

12 Hugh Ross, umbrella maker14 Hugh Gordon and Co., iron merchants

... John Gray, commission agent

... George H. Gray, commercial traveller

16 Miss Clark, ladies' school

17 Alexander Adamson, tinsmith

18 James Fraser, hairdresser

19 James Campbell, stoneware dealer

20 Thomas Clyne, tea dealer

21 John Milne, wholesale confectioner

(littlejohn street)

22—24 William Clyne and Sons, shoe

manufacturers, &c.

... William Frost, shoemaker

23 W. Rennie, smith and furniture dealer

25 John M'Laren, commission merchant

27 Aberdeen Equitable Loan Company

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William Pyott, spirit dealer

James Craigen, auctioneer

Mrs. Balfour's lodgings

George Grant, furniture dealer

James Inglis, baker

Mrs. EwenAlexander Durno, printer

Mrs. Tochetti, midwife and lodgings

John Thomson, broker

Robert Fullerton, h. 55(ST. PADL STREET)James Findlay, grocer, h. 48^Mrs. Allan, midwife

William Stewart

Donald Stewart, grocer, h. above

James Wesley, provision merchantSimpson Edward, baker

Miss MoirJames Crombie, merchantMiss Hay, teacher of girls' hospital

David Knox, ironmonger

Alex. Walker, ironmonger, h. above

David Wishart, furniture dealer

Lindsay and Garden, booksellers, h, 79

George Thompson, baker

Mrs. M'Donald, broker

Henry StewartMiss WeirJames Watson, broker

Mrs. Baxter, broker

James Watson, blacksmith

Miss DuncanJohn Johnston, blacksmith

David Lonie, tailor

Miss GrayDavid Bannerman, town's drummerAdam Duncan, h.

James Smith, horse hirer

Mrs. Davidson, provision merchant

Shaw's Hospital, Miss Hall, matron,

C. Warrack, treasurer

George Henry, flesher

William Watt, grocer

William Duff and Co., grocers

Miss Helen Gilbert, milliner

John Beattie, mealseller

James Winlaw, jun.

—108 T. Melville and Sons

Thomas Melville (of T. M. and Sons)

Mrs. John Ferguson

Mrs. Watson, grocer

George Forbes, grocer

James Crombie, shoemakerJoseph Middleton

Mrs. ThomsonPorthill Schools, R. Thain, teacher

r*


121

122125128130132134-

137139

140141

145149

151

153

154

155

155i156157158159162163164165

166

1681169

170171

175179

181

182

183

187188191

193

196

198

202204206

207208

John Gall and Co., grocers

William Pyper, spirit dealer

William Clark, flesher

Archibald Watt, watchmakerWidow Simpson, provision merchant

Friends' Meeting House—136 W. Patefson, wholesale druggist

Arthur Hunter, mealseller

John M'RobbieMission Chapel

Mrs. M'Kay, broker

John Alexander, grocer, h. 143

Mrs. P. Riddel, spirit dealer

David Wishart, provision merchantRobert Bain, broker

(iNNES STREET)James Logan, provision merchant

James Chessor, grocer

Thomas FarquharsonRobert Mitchell, lock and hinge makerJ. Yessie and Son, booksellers

Peter Grant, surgeon

Chas. M'lntosh and Co, blacksmiths

Alexander Stewart, broker

Mrs. Skinner, broker

Alexander Ririe, broker

Alexander Davidson, wright

William Yule, grocer

(yodng street)John Rose, stabler

(SEAMOUNT PLACE)William Mavers, flesher

Charles M'Donald, spirit dealer

Samuel Willans, stoneware merchant

Donald Munro, house carpenter

James Courage, cooper

Mrs. Ross, draper

(berky lane)Alexander Fraser, grocer, h. 185

Mrs. John Shepherd, lodgings

James Shepherd, clerk

William Shepherd, draper

David S. Christie, clerk, (Robinson,

Crum, & Co., Bannermill,) h.

William Christie, clerk

Robert Langland, provision dealer

George Wilson, tailor

William Elmslie and Son, merchants

(windy wynd)Ewen M'Donald, grocer

Robert Cruickshank, grocer

John Maver, slater

Mrs. Bonnyman, cook shop

James Anderson, grocer

Mrs. George Meffet, haberdasher

William Benzie, grocer

(gerrard street)

George Robertson, ironmonger

William Redford, clock repairer

209 Mrs. Robertson, provision agent

210 Robert Walker, hairdresser

... Miss Walker, dressmaker

211 David Anderson, baker

216 Miss Gill

217 William Duncan, flesher

218 William Hobrow, grocer, &c.

... Miss Farquhar, milliner

219 W. Routledge & Son, rope manufacts.

220 Miss Routledge

GAELIC LANE,From Belmont street to Back-wynd

7 Geo. M'Conachie, waiter

7 Miss Davie, dressmaker

10 James Fraser, letter-carrier

1

1

John Fraser, tailor

GALEN'S COURT,21 Guestrow.

GARDEN'S LANE,From Justice street to East North street.

GARDNER'S LANE,West North street.

Alexander Durie, feuar

GARVOCK STREET,From Canal basin to Garvock wynd.

2 John Gordon, fish curer

3 Joseph Smith, grocer

6 Mrs. Levie, teacher

... Alex. Gray, shipmaster

7 Mrs. Alexander Smith, lodgings

... John Leslie, shipmaster

... James Ross, writer

... Joseph Graham, ropemaker

8 George Spark, grocer, &c.

GARVOCK'S WYND,From Garvock street to the Links.

Robert Maitland, shipowner

George Maitland, ship chandler

GAS STREET,

From Trinity street to Poynernojok.

Gas Light Co.'s OrBce

3 William Ross, wright

4 James Chalmers

GEDDES' COURT,

17 Prince Regent 'street.

STREETS, SQUARES, &c.

GEORGE STREET,

From St. Nicholas street to Broadford.

2 James Brown, draper

3 George Mitchell, spirit dealer ft

5 J. and W. Runcie, tinsmiths

6 Alexander Milne, shoemaker7 Archibald Courage, bookseller

8 Peter Raeburn, baker, ft. 10

8J Miss M. Nicol, dressmaker9 Miss Ross, dressmaker

... Mrs. M'Culloch, lodgings1

1

James Sharp12 Alexander Benton, flesher

13 James Sinclair, shoemaker14- Abdn. Provision Society16— 18 G. Melvin, shoemaker17 John Hamilton, cutler

19 John Topp, tailor

21 Mrs. Anderson, provision dealer

22 Thomas Craig and Sons23 Miss M. Nicol, straw hat maker24 James Milne, horse-shoer

... James and John Fowler

... William Martin

... Miss Tait, pattern printer

... James Alexander, watchmaker, ft.

26 John M'Gregor, dyer27 David Dakers, manufacturer28 Mrs. Cruickshank, lodgings

... Mrs. Riacb, sick-nurse

29 Mrs. Black, register office

30 William Eddie, chemist and druggist

31 George Gordon, fishing tackle maker32 Mrs. Massie36 William Brown, ft. 3437 Mrs. Fraser

... John Bannerman, dyer37^ Gaorge Morrison38 James Laing, skinner

40 M'Lachlan and Brechin, painters

41 Mrs. Dawson, spirit dealer

42 C. Frederick, clock maker43 Robert Robertson, shoemaker44 John Berry, flesher

48 J. Sherar, ironmonger, ft. 5049 John Clark, grocer

52 David Fraser, spirit dealer

54 Mrs. T. Sellar, draper55 Alexander Wallace56 George Christie, grocer

(loch stueet)58 Mrs. M'Intosh, spirit dealer

GO Francis Gordon, flesher

G2 John Sorley, reedmaker63 Mrs. M'Hardy, lodgings

... Gordon Stuart, snoemaker65 William Knowles, grocer, &c.66 Kenneth Munro, baker, ft. 6867 John Croll, baker

70 Wm. M'Intosh, wire-worker71 Alexander Brown72 Mrs. Cushnie, ft. 7473 Mrs. James Edward75 Thomas Skea, horse-shoer76 D. L. Shirresand Co.77 Wm. Collie, painter

78 William Wood, shoemaker79 Alex. Shepherd, grocer & spirit dealer80 Roger Lindsay,

... William Robertson A.

81 Aberdeen Horse Repository... Peter Elder

... Mrs. M'Kenzie, lodgings

82 James Orchiston, ft. 8083 William Knox, A. 81

84 Edward Whitnall86 John Vigrow, printer

... Miss Vigrow, milliner

... Mrs. Walter Walker

... Miss Berry, lodgings

... Miss Gibb, milliner and dressmaker87 Miss Cadger, milliner

88 William Laing, spirit dealer

90 Mrs. Taggart, stabler

92 William Smyth93 John Baxter, turner, ft. 9

1

94 John Robbie, grocer97 A. Laing, hairdresser, ft. 9999 Miss M'Lennan, milliner

... James Henry, mail-guard

... John Middleton, cabinetmaker103 George Innes, plasterer

... Mrs. Christie, dressmaker

... Mrs. Massie, lodgings104 Alex. R. Stewart, dyer106 Miss Gordon, dressmaker107 Mrs. Ross, lodgings

108 Mrs. Berry, dealer in vegetables112 William Masson, ft. 92

(ST. ANDREW STREET)114 Isaac Jolly, grocer

116 Robert Robertson, ft.

... Miss Robertson, teacher

... Miss Pittendrich, lodgings

... Mrs. Munro, lodgings

117 Miss Mary Machray... William Mowat, writer

... Alexander Gray, bookseller, ft.

119 James Reid, tailor

121 John Cooper, ft. 123122 Mrs. Hogg, register office

123 Mrs. Cooper, midwife... J. Walker, watchmaker, ft.

... George Presley, guard124 J. Stratton, corn factor, ft.

... Miss Jane Pirie, lodgings125 Alex. Davidson, h. 123127 Robert Campbell128 James Lucas, payier


130 John W. Brantingham134 Geo. Tough, draper, h. 136

136 John Tvtler138 Robert Eiskine, h. 128

140 John Gray, engineer142 Mrs. Flett, baker143 Mrs. Huddlestone144 Mrs. Garvie, lodgings

... Mrs. Robertson, lodgings

144J William Hay, provision dealer

145 Robert Mustard, tailor

146 Andrew Sandison, spirit dealer

146J T. Ewen, advocate, h.

147 John Kindness, baker, h.

148 Miss Osborne, milliner and dressmaker

149 Mrs. Black, lodgings

151 George Deuchar(JOHN STREET)

153 Francis Muil, baker, h. 155

154 Alexander Wilson, draper, h, 146J155 James Edmondi cartwright

157 John Fraser, tailor

158 Mrs, J. Reid, flesher

159 W. Anderson, h.

160 John Marshall, grocer

161 John Tait, weaver163 John Chapman, builder

166 Mrs. M'Donald, provision merchant

169 Mrs. Campbell, lodgings

170 James M'Robbie, flesher

171 Mrs. Anderson, dressmaker

172J Alexander M'Intosh, boot & shoemaker

174 John Fyfe, provision dealer

177 Alexander Philip, dyer

177^- John Adam, timber merchant

178 Mrs. Rust, lodgings

180 James Low, h. 178182 Thomas Clunes, plumber183 West Parish School—Miss Webster,

Female teacher—James Strachan,

teacher

184 James Williamson

... D. Fairweather, sen., Mahogany mer.

... D. Fairweather, jun., Mahogany mer.

187 Lewis Ross, teacher of music

. . . Mrs. Bruce, upholsterer

... George P. Robertson

... John Boyd, guard

... Thomas Jaffrey & Sons

188 Mrs. William Clyne

... Misses Goodbrand189 Elizabeth Low190 Edward Affleck, Star Hotel

192 James Thomson, clothier, h. 152

194 John Tough, tailor

200 C. Cockerill, h. 202

202 John Milne, overseer

204 James Balfour, confectioner, h, 202

206 James Ross, clothier, h. 239

208 William Kellock, agent

214 Robert Stevens, grocer

218 Alexander Robertson220 Mrs. Cooper, lodgings

... William Martin, slater

... Miss M'Gregor

228J Wm. Kerr, boot and shoemaker229 Ebenezer Bain, wright

... George Wilson, chemist and druggist

230 Arthur Donaldson, flesher

232 Thomas Yeats, flesher

232 Robert Johnston, Clerk

233 John Lamb, photographer, A. 187

234 W. M'Hardy, grocer

(broadford place.)

(spring garden.)235 Thomas Mellis, spirit dealer

237 William Harper, h. 239... Receiving Post Office

241 Mrs. M'Kay, provision dealer

243 John Irvine

... Miss Alexander, lodgings

244 J. M'Gillivray, hairdresser

(gerrard street)245 Alexander Rennie, merchant

(kingsland place)... Mrs. Shewan, provision merchant

248 Mrs. Dawson251 John Henderson, porter

252 Miss I. Forbes, milliner

254 James Thorn, merchant255 G. Maitland, book agent, h.

... W. Maitland, accountant, h.

256 Geo. Wilson, M.P.S.G.B., h.

257 Miss Russell

258 Robert Harrow, spirit dealer

259 Charles Myers, h.

... Mrs. Knox261 James Wallace, inspector, h.

263 J. Leslie, manufacturer, h.

264 James Knowles, clerk

... John Watson

... John Ross, ironmonger, h.

... Alex. Milne, shoemaker, h.

266 Alexander Linton, surgeon

... John Kinnear

... James Kinnear267 MissCree267 Alex. F. Knowles, clerk (G. Thomson,

jun., & Co.)

268 William Routledge(CATHERINE STREET)

270 William Hatt, merchant274 P. M'Intosh275 Alexander Rennie, painter

... James Alexander, overseer

275 Wm. Alexander (of J. Lumsden & Co.)

276 Farquharson Proctor, h. 256277 Mrs. Galloway, merchant

STREETS, SQUARES, &e.

278 James Murray, clerk, h.

279 Captain Pickthorn, R.N.281 A. Paterson, provision merchant

(hutcheon street)285 William Buckner290 James Myles292 William Gray, merchant

(hutcheon street)294 George Watson, cartwright

... Miss Watson, dressmaker298 Peter Cosgrove, grocer

300 James Crawford, h.

302 Michael Roy, boot and shoemaker306 Robert Smith, blacksmith308 Alexander Davidson, feuar

GERRARD STREET,From Gallowgate to George street.

George Robertson, ironmongerWm. Anderson, h.

James Robb, agentMrs. RobbGeorge Allan, stabler

Mrs. Herald's lodgings

Mrs. ThomsonPeter Copland, slater

Wm. Strachan, sawyerJames Thom, grocer, h.

Joseph Cheyne, brassfounder

Alex. Wishart, masonJames Crane, collector (G. L. Co.)Mrs. Cheyne, milliner

212

22

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CO62

64

GILCOMSTON BRAE,From Woolmanhill & Spa st. to Short loanings.

1 Alexander Stewart2 Alexander Mitchell, h.

2 John Holmes, clerk, h.

7 A. Courage, bookseller, h.

Miss MiddletonJohn S. Annand, teacher, h.

James Stevenson, teacherAlexander Dunbar, clerk

Miss Allen

GILCOMSTON STEPS,From Spa Street to Skene Square.

Gilcomston TannereeWm. Gillespie, vintner

James Rodger, tanner and currier

John M'PLerson, comb manufacturerGilcomston Comb Manufactory

GOLDEN SQUARE,From North to South Silver street.

1 The Right Rev. Bishop W. Skinner

2 Misses Young3 Mrs. Johnston, sen.

... Robert Johnston, merchant4 David Kerr, M.D.5 George Thomson, jun., insurance broker

6 Miss Hannah Carnegie7 William Laing, M.D.

... Miss Laing of Kepplestone8 William Leslie, architect

9 Miss Gordon of Pitlurg10 William Leslie, surgeon11 Mrs. Donaldson Rose of Hazlehead... William Rose, (of D. Rose & Co.)

... James Rose, (of D. Rose & Co.)12 William Skinner, advocate13 Francis Gordon of Kincardine, advocate

14 Rev. James Foote, D.D.15 Frederick Holland, manufacturer17 George Rainy, M.D.18 Francis H. Nichol, M.D.19 Rev. R. J. Brown, D.D., professor of

Greek, Marischal College

20 Lieut. Colonel William Fraser21 Rev. James Forsyth, D.D.

GORDON'S COURT,22 Gordon street.

1 Mrs. Stephen, midwife2 William Allan, cabinetmaker3 Alexander Stewart4 D. F. Reid, cabinetmaker

GORDON'S COURT,4 Schoolhill.

Mrs. Harrow, midwifeMrs. Gordon

GORDON'S COURT,43 Virginia street.

GORDON'S COURT,88 Broad street.

GORDON STREET,From Langstane place.

1 John Marr2 Charles Pirie, merchant3—5 James Hay, minibus proprietor

10 George Morison, shoemaker18 James Littlejohn, spirit dealer

24 Donald Reid, precentor

... Alexander Glegg, confectioner

30 Miss Collie

38 Mrs. Gammie42 Arthur Fraser, merchant44 Alexander Paul, plasterer


50 Miss Gordon, dressmaker

... Robert Fenton, bookbinder

60 Peter Ross, shoemaker

62 William Mollison, teacher

GRANT'S COURT,38 West North street

GRANT'S COURT,49 Upperkirkgate.

Miss GauldJames Davidson, flesher, h.

John Kelly, late merchant, h.

Alexander Masson, auctioneer, h.

GREEN,From Windmillbrae to Fisher row.

3 David Watt, spirit dealer

5 Mrs. Walker, spirit dealer

10 J. Milne, messenger, Aberdeen Townand County Bank

22 John Hay, spirit dealer

24- John Allan, spirit dealer

(CARMELITE STREET:)

37 Robert Collie, fancy warehouse, &c.

39 Littlejohn, and Green, tea dealers

(martin's lane)41 John Moir, grocer

43 John Webster, baker

44 Alex. Allan, druggist

45 John Fearnside, druggist

46 William M'Bain, spirit dealer

47 Mrs. Alexander Harper

... Mrs. M. Watt, ginger beer and porter

dealer

49 Donald Davidson, manufacturer

50 Charles Calder, spirit merchant

51 John Hector

53 Miss Stephen

... Miss M'Lauchlan, dressmaker

... William Hay, painter

... George Stephen, clerk (of T. & C. B.)

54 William Davidson, grocer

55 James Collie, hairdresser

57 Charles Gordon, cooper, &c.

... William Gray, ironmonger

... Alex. Dalgetty, provision merchant

... George Simpson, beadle

59 J. and C. Niven, meal and barley ware-

house

61 George Barclay, grocer

63 Peter Middleton, tailor

64 James Murray, grocer, &c. h. 74

65 Alex. M'Pherson, baker

66 Mrs. Reid, flesher

68 Alexander Stevenson, bookseller

... David Stevenson

70 John Murray, cabinetmaker

71 Win, Davidson, stoneware merchant

72 George Auckland, spirit dealer

73 George Rose, turner

76 Robert Buchan, baker

77 Miss J. Mathieson, provision dealer

(renni's wind)79 Nathaniel Rae83 Lewis Tawse86 Peter Donald, broker

90 Miss Ann Allan, spirit dealer

93 George M'Kay, slater

98 John Stewart, stoneware merchant104 George Fraser, grocer

GUESTROW,

From Netherkirkgate to Upperkirkgate.

John Keith, tailor, h.

John Paterson, advocate

William SparkJames Greig, tailor

Miss AlexanderJames Mitchell, tailor

William Catto, corkcutter

Mrs. Walker, register office

Mrs. Robertson, innkeeper

Alexander Cook, coach guard

Thomas Knowles, flesher

Miss M. Kerr, teacher

Mrs. M'Kenzie, lodgings

Miss M'Kenzie, dressmaker

Aberdeen Savings' BankJohn Hay, jun. (of J. & J. Hay)James & John Hay, carvers and gilders

workshopAlexander Smith, gas inspector

Robert Fleming, vintner

George Leslie, Bon-accord Inn

Charles Mitchell

James Lukey, spirit dealer

George Walker, spirit dealer

Mrs. James Smith, spirit dealer

J. Williams, comb manufacturer

John Hogg, eating house

Mrs. Orr, spirit dealer

George Stewart

Jane Bowie, register office

Mrs. Reid, lodgings

HADDEN STREET,From Market street to Fisher row.

1 James Hay, spirit dealer

Alexander Hay, spirit dealer

HANOVER LANE,From Albion street to Fish street.

1 Joseph Flann

. . Robert Mathieson, shipmaster


HANOVER STREET,From Heading hill to Albion street.

3 William Diack... William Dick, flesher

4 Miss Gossip, dressmaker

... James Linklater, shipmaster

5 George Cook, shipmaster

... James Laing, flesher

6 John Ross, candlemaker

... Alexander Walker, engineer

... John Mann, shipmaster

... William Walker, day patrol

9— 10 Mrs. George Ross, grocer

HARDGATE,From Bon-accord street to Mile-end.

Alexander Meston, grocer

John Pirie, gardener

William Sim, tanner and currier

Robert Gray, gardener

Anthony A. Smith, veterinary surgeon

Mrs. Wilson, grocer

John Smith, distiller

Alex. Gibb, civil engineer, WillowbankRobert Imrie, weaverMrs. ShepherdMrs. Smith, RosebankCaptain A. Stephen, MUlbank Cottage

Alex. Macdonald, advocate, MUlbankCottage

George Still, near Bellevue

Mrs. Duguid, Bellevue Cottage

Rev. George Tnlloch, LL.D., BellevueEarnest Wallace, brewerJames Davidson, gardener

James Cooper, currier

Mrs. A. Strachan

William Duthie and Co., brewers

HARPER'S COURT,76 West North street.

HARDWEIRD,From Skene row to Jack's brae.

23 William Young, baker

HARRIET STREET,From Sclioolhill to Loch street.

1 A. Brown, stabler

2 Peter Stewart, provision merchant

5 Thomas Gordon, post-horse-master,

innkeeper and stabler

11 William Ewen, stabler

13 James Michie, stabler

18 William Beattie, h. U

18J Charles Brown2o| John Barclay, h. 3122 James Smith, stabler

23 Mrs. Milne, inn

29 T. M'Farlane, reedmaker31 Robert Simmie... Misses Taylor, lodgings

... Mrs. Kennedy, sick-nurse

44 George Brebner, vintner

HEADINGHILL,From Park lane to Hanover street,

HENDERSON'S (A.) COURT,123 Gallowgate.

HENDERSON'S (W.) COURT,161 Gallowgate.

HENDERSON'S (W.) COURT,91 Gallowgate.

1 Mrs. Johnstone, lodgings

Miss Hall, teacher

HENDERSON'S COURT,129 Gallowgate.

HENDERSON'S COURT,46 Broad street.

8 William Rollo

George Milne, auctioneer

William Jackson, shoemakerCharles Stewart,

Miss Jackson, milliner

Patrick Ironside, auctioneer

HOLBURN STREET,From Wellington place to Holburn place.

Harry M'Condach, grain dealer

Harry M'Condach, jun.

The Rev. Thomas DewarAlexander Stuart, writing masterAlexander Burnett, feuar

Colquhan Graham, bakerGeorge Paulin, grocer

James Hector, spirit dealer

William Hector, shoemakerMrs. Donald CattanachMrs. Anderson, grocer

William Sandieson, grocer

Daniel Nelson, feuar

Miss Duncan, teacherMiss Taylor, teacher of Ross' SchoolJohn Sim, surgeonMrs. John CruickshankCaptain James Milne


Mrs. William Sutherland

Alexander Urquhart, shoemakerJames Smith, shoemakerMrs. William Collie

Henry Ogg (of Henry Ogg and Co.)

James Young, Twin Cottage

George Hogg, wright, Twin Cottage

Mrs. Henderson, Twin Cottage

David Gray, blacksmith

George Bisset, general merchantWilliam Coutts, grocer

Mrs. Littlejohn, Burnside Cottage

William Brebner, vintner

James Ewen, spirit dealer

Charles Gordon, gardener

John Cooper, grocer

HOLBURN PLACE,From Holburn street to South Mile-end.

Bobert Collie (of Duthie and Co.)

James Nicol, late of EdinburghMrs. William DuthieThomas Page, coachmanMrs. PiperJames Milne, shoemakerW. Gray (P. & K.) Bexhill Cottage

David Mitchell, advocate

Alex. Meston, Viewmount Cottage

James Mitchell, United Cottage

Mrs. Scott, United Cottage

HUNTLY STREET,From Union street to Summer street.

5 John Dunn... BIr3. John Falconer, lodgings

... Mi-s. M'Donald, lodgings

... Miss McDonald, dressmaker

... Mrs. Louden7 Mrs. William Bobertson

1 1 William Duncan, merchant13 J. Erskine, cutter (J. Lumsden & Co.)

17 Mrs. William Kenn... John Veitch

19 Miss Middleton, dressmaker

... Mis. George Forbes, lodgings

21 John Webster, builder

23 Miss Mackay, provision store

25 John Mearns, clerk

... Mrs. King, lodgings

30 Mrs. Paterson, Orphan Hospital

31 William Urquhart, shipmaster

... Alex. Buyers, shipmaster (Fancy)35 Mrs. Russell

... Miss Strachan, seamster40 Mrs. David Duncan... Charles Edmond, traveller (Glenburn

Distillery

40 James Watson, wright41 Miss Warren, dressmaker

... Mrs. Warren, lodgings

... Mrs. Cook, lodgings

... William Moir, collector (G. L. Co.)

42 Wm. Smith, book-keeper (of N. A. Co.)

... Miss Smith, dressmaker50 George Troup, manager, Blind Asylum... Mrs. M'Kay, matron53 Mrs. John Paterson, lodgings

... Thomas Watson, shipmaster

... Mrs. J. Smith

... Mrs. Lawrence55 William Gerrard, cabinetmaker... Malcolm Ferguson, stonecutter

... Mrs. Snowie57 Mrs. Mathieson... William Mowat, jobbing gardener

59 James Gracie, builder

... Alexander Fyfe, sharebroker

... John H. Stephen, engraver

61 Mrs. Lowrie, lodgings

... Mrs. Peter Boss, lodgings

63 Alexander Hunter, mealseller

HUTCHEON STREET,

From Causewayend to Mary place.

1 George Gordon, provision dealer

13 Mrs. Charleston

... J. March, clockmaker15 John Inglis

17 Duncan M'Kay21 Mrs. Gunn, spirit dealer

29 John Cowie... William M'Kay, late builder

32 Miss Geddes, dressmaker

... William Rattray

... George Brewster, stonecutter, h.

... Bobert Cumming, clerk (of Stewart,

Bowell, and Co.)

... Hugh Fraser, clerk (of Stewart, Rowell,

and Co.)

40 Stewart, Rowell, & Co.'s Comb Works62 Alexander Brown, shoemaker, h.

64 Charles Niddry69 Ebenezer Duncan, provision merchant70 William Kelman, ropemaker72 James Robertson, cooper

73 James Wilson, overseer

73 Mrs. Charles

74 Daniel M'Intosh, flesher

81 James Strachan, teacher, h.

... Mrs. Balfour, lodgings

... Mrs. Macaldowie83 Alexander Mennie... Mrs, Boyd85 Bev. Charles Gray

Peter Wilson, flesher, h, Bose cottage

64 STREETS, SQUARKS, &c.

HUTCHEON STREET (WEST).

James ThomsonJames EdwardsCaptain Rossie

P. MorganRev. D. ArthurThomas PeggieWilliam Elgie

Mrs. Glennie, MaybaiAAlexander Russell, clothier

Peter Wilson, flesher

HTJXTER ROW,From Castle street to Broad street

Brown Gibson

Watch house

Thomas Daniel, post horse master

George Petrie, engraver

Mrs. Ronald, Lemon-tree tavern

John Stewart, late mail guard

Alexander Lonie, spirit merchant

A. and J. Cadenhead, advocates, &c.

James Frater, clerk

John Moir, messenger-at-arms

J Henry's inn and lodgings

Rising Sun Tavern—Alex. Grant

Robert Sbaw, messenger-at-arms

Shaw R. W. Shaw, sheriff officer

David Melvin, hairdresser

Alexander Yule

George Donaldson, builder

Mrs. Tytler's register office

James Tytler

Donald Stewart, bootmaker

Charles Dawson, sheriff officer

Robert W. Hunter, musician

John Leslie

James Leslie, clerk

City Tax Office

Robert Fletcher, accountant

... James Simpson, Commutation RoadTrustees

... George Walker, town house keeper

... Misses Hardy, dressmakers

... William Hardy, watchmaker

... Mrs. Duncan, lodgings

18 Peter Reid, spirit dealer

19 Robert Lyall, blacksmith

INNES STREET,From Gallowgate to Loch street.

6 Mrs. Peter Reid, draper

... Peter Grant, surgeon

14 William Walker, cabinetmaker

20 D. Wilson's Dye Works

INGLIS' COURT,30 Gallowgate.

17

IRONMONGER'S COURT,14 Upperkirkgate.

R. Mortimer, ironmonger

JACK'S BRAEFrom West street to Upperleadside.

2 William Paterson and Co., tanners and

curriers

3—5 William Allan, vintner

34 John Hacket, tanner and currier

35 David Hearld, spirit dealer

JAMES STREET,From Quay to Virginia street.

1 John M'Lauchlan, shipowner

3 Robert Youngson, shipmaster

... George Smith, shipmaster

7 James Forbes, spirit dealer

15 William Raiker, shipmaster

16 Margaret Mollison, grocer

18 Allan Fraser, shipmaster

23 Alexander Nicol, lime meter

24 Miss Thomson, teacher

... Miss A. Mollison, teacher

27 John Lyon, shipmaster

... Arthur Smith, painter

29 R. C. Fullerton, guard (of D. R. Co.) h.

... William Kay, shipmaster

45 George Scott, shoemaker

JAMIESON'S COURT,5 Upperkirkgate.

Mrs. James Bisset, lodgings

John Paterson, lodgings

JAMIESON'S COURT,38 Shiprow.

JOHN STREET,Erom Woolraanbill to Loch street.

1 James Nicol, grocer

2 George Gunn, spirit dealer

3 George Cadenhead, tailor, h,


4 James Kerr, traveller, h.

... Robert Henderson, plasterer, /*.

8 Mrs. M'Lean10 David Wilson, dyer, h.

11 Alexander M' Bey, stabler

14 James Garden, plasterer

... William Garden

... Garden and Davidson, plasterers

19 James Coutts, builder

31 James Gerard, blacksmith

48 Alexander Lamb, plumber

49 Robert Campbell, h.


53 Mrs. Grange, spirit dealer

54 Peter Yeats, shoemaker55 Robert Mackinlay, h.

... Robert Mustard, tailor, h.

... Mrs. Fullerton

57 William Murray, tailor

... Alexander Jaffray, late builder

James Brakenridge, boot closer

58 Mrs. Williamson, flesher, h.

... James Reid, builder

61 Mrs. D. Thomson, lodgings

66 Mrs. James Bisset, lodgings

... Mrs. Donald, lodgings

73 Johnston Shearer, writer, h.

... William Paterson, druggist, k.

... James Thomson

74J Mrs. Mitchell, cab station

... George Pirie, manager75 Donaldson Riddell, h.

... James Riddell, h.

78 Alexander Copland, slater

80 George M'Kay, h.

86 William Kerr, shoemaker, h.

... Mrs. Spark, dressmaker87 James Ross, shoemaker... Alexander Coutts, coach guard

... Robert Brander88 George Coutts, cabinetmaker

... George Thow, tailor, h.

89 George Anderson, h. 8790 Miss Troup, dressmaker

92 Miss Loban, dressmaker

... James Warrack, h.

. . . Warrack and Daniel

96 David Cadenhead, h. 98

98 Mrs. Cowie, lodgings

112 James Wright, marble cutter

... James Eaton, stonecutter

... William Mackay, millwright

JOPP'S COURT,

31 Gallowgate.

The Aberdeen Salmon Co.'s Office

Jopp and Shand, advocates

Mrs. Andrew JoppA. A.bercrombie

William Moir, advocate, h. 30 Bon-ac-

cord street

William Jopp (of Allardyce and Jopp)

JOPP'S COURT,40 Broad street,

George Scorgie, porter

George Silver, slater

Mrs. Watson, register office

William Chisholm

JOPP'S LANE,From St. Andrew street to John street.

3 J. P. Barker, manufacturer, h.

4 William M'Intosh, h.

14 A. Fraser, bookseller, h.

JUSTICE STREET,From Castle street to Park street.

1 Miss M'Grigor, hosier

2 John Airth, shoemaker5 C. M'Grigor, hosier

4 William Grant, broker

8 Charles Fraser, spirit dealer

9 Mrs. Lyall, broker

12 Mrs. Durham, eating-house

15 Robert Douglas, spirit dealer

16J Robert Trueman, broker

17 A. M'Leay, spirit dealer

22 Mrs. Anderson, broker

23 John Black, shoemaker

25 William Brebner, shipmaster

... John Paterson

... G. B. Bothwell, candle manufacturer

26 John Reid, broker

31 Alexander Sim, spirit dealer

33 Mark Pearson, broker

JUSTICE LANE,From Justice street to East North street.

1 William Skene, seaman7 D. M'Farlane, broker

KIDD LANE,From Chapel street to Summer street.

12 James and Co., builders

... John Buyers (of J. B. and Co.)

19 John Alexander, shipmaster

... James K. Alexander, clerk, Aberdeenand Newcastle Steam Nav. Co.

22 James Cooper, late hatter

KING STREET.From Castle street to Love lane.

North of Scotland Bank1 George Davidson, bookseller

3 William Chalmers (of Northern As-surance Co.)

5 William Gordon, sharebroker

2 Eraser L. Johnston, tea, wine, andspirit merchant

6 John Reid, saddler

8 William Clark, general agent

10 George Grant, advocate

m STBEETS, SQUARES, &c.

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9395

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135137

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Robert Grigor, agent, Com. Bank I 10

Grigor and Reid, advocates 12

Commercial Bank of Scotland Branch,

R. Grigor 14

James Will, M.D. 16

Stewart and Chivas, grocers to Her 18

Majesty 20Colin A. Philip, advocate

J. Chivas (of Stewart and Chivas) 22

G. Cruickshank (of A. Cruickshank and

Co.) 30James Black and Co. 32Record Office

J. G. Leslie, sheriff-clerk depute 38Alexander Gordon,- advocate 40C. W arrack, commissary-clerk depute 42David H. Kennedy, commissary-clerk 44

deputeNewell Burnett, advocate 46Thomas Burnett, advocate 48James Cran (Rural Police Constable) 50and keeper of Record Office

Aberdeen Medical & Chirurgical Hall, 70Hugh Bow, keeper 74

John Webster, advocate 76(north church) 82(queen street) 84(west north street)Wm. Shirres and Co., retail warehouseWm. Shirres and Co., wholesale ware- 86housemen 88

Mrs. Connon, grocer

Alexander Torrie, advocate 90Lieutenant Thomas B. Glover 92William Birnie, painter

John Campbell, sheriff-officer 102

Samuel Popp, Inverness mail guard 104;

William Campbell, grocer 106

James M'Donald, chemist 108

William Henderson, gunmakerJames Elliot, shipmaster 112

James Henderson, painter

William Davidson, furnishing tailor 114Andrew' Baxter, cattle salesmanMiss Roberts 116—103 Alexander Gray, coachbuilder 118John F. White, grain merchant 120Andrew Reid, merchant(meaimaeket street)Fire Engine Station 122

Joseph Williamson, M.D.John Greig, cabinetmaker 126William WalkerWilliam Talbot

John Miller (of J. M, and Co.) 136James Montgomery(MITCHELL PLACE) 142

A. Batten 144John Anderson

Charles S. Laidlaw, merchantJohn Fleming, advocateFleming and Paull, advocates

R. Catto and Co., grocers

Patrick Cooper, advocateDavid Fiddes, M.D.William Gibb, shoemakerA. Stronach, advocate

Patk. Keith, British Linen Co.'s Bank(st. Andrew's chapel)David Dunn (of D. D. and Co.)

David Dunn and Co., wholesale drug-

gists and drysalters

Alexander Smith, commission agent

Robert Adam, advocateA. and J. Webster, advocates

Alexander Webster, advocateRobert Catto, jun.

William Yeats, advocate

Yeats and Whyte, advocates—52 R. Ledingham, advocate

(east north street)—72 George Croll, bakerJames Bruce, butcher—80 James Sim, manufacturing chemist

John Smith, merchantYeats and Flockhart, advocates

Mrs. Robert WarrackC. Warrack, commissary-clerk depute

Joseph Reid, shoemakerJohn Catto, Son, and Co., merchants

Jas. Aiken, jun., ship and insur. broker

William Catto, merchant—94 David Roberts, saddler

(FREDERICK STREET)Joseph EUicock, cabinetmaker

Mrs. Sutherland, lodgings

James Smith, upholsterer

John M. HunterThomas Hunter, general City mission.

Permit Office

J. Gowans, supervisor, Inland RevenueWilliam Gordon, commercial traveller

Andrew Reid, merchantInland Revenue Office

Ludovic Sandieson, turner

Mrs. Hutton, lodgings

Mrs. Cruickshanks

John Sinclair

James Ligertwood, grocer

(princes street)John E. GreigMrs. Lieutenant DavidsonJohn Greig, cabinetmaker

James Clark, south mail guard

Miss Dawson, teacher

William Smith, architect

George Gordon M'Lcan, M.D., pro-

fessor of Oriental languages, Mari-

schal College


(north lodge)183 George Allan, advocate

185 Rev. James Fraser

187 George Emsly, coach manufacturer

(king street place)199 A. Nisbet211 William James, brewer212 George Connon, commercial traveller

KING STREET PLACE,From 199 King street to West North street.

1 James Patterson, shipmaster

3 James Forbes, tailor

4 James Smith, manufacturer

KINGSLAND PLACE,Barkmill-burn to Hutcheon st., west 6ide of

Broadford.

1 Mrs. Craigmyle, lodgings

3 J. S. Kidd, schoolmaster, h.

10 Alexander Brown, h.

Thomas Clunes, plumber, h.

George Elmslie, h,

John Ogilvie, bookseller

Stephen SmithWin. Mackay, millwright, h.

James Allan, grocer, h.

A. Wallace, grocer, h.

LANGSTANE PLACE,From Dee street to Bon-accord street.

1 William Smart... Mrs Knowles2 John Phimister, surveyor of taxes

3 William Hunter, agent

... Mrs Hunter, teacher of music

... James Davie, music-seller and music-

master4 Anthony A. Smith, veterinary surgeon

8 Joseph Black, tailor, &c.... Robert M'Donald, tailor

... Miss Summers, dressmaker

... John Paul, plasterer

10 David Mackie, vintner

12 Mrs Peter Stuart, register office

14 Robert Adamson, weaver15 James Watson, wright

25 Mrs John Garden... Miss Smith

LEADSIDE,Gilcomston.

6 John Craib, spirit dealer

8 Alexander Fraser, grocer

9 Jas. Reid, nurseryman

13 Old Machar's Poor House... Mrs Mark, matron

King Street continued.

150 John Duncan, late manufacturer194 Alexander Fraser, advocate210 Mrs. Milne212 William James, brewer... George Connon, traveller

214 King Street Brewery

Leadside continued.

22 Jas. Elmslie23 George Farquhar, mason

William Forbes, gardenerMrs George Henderson

LESLIE PLACE,From Berry road, 40^ North Broadford to Cateay-

seat.

1 William Stuart, road surveyor

LIGERTWOOD'S COURT,99 George street.

John Midleton, cabinetmaker

LINDSAY STREET.From Diamond street to Golden square.

LINKS STREET,From St. Clement street to Links.

1 James Sellar

... Victor E. Smith, shipmaster

16 John Buchan, shipmaster

L1TTLEJOHN STREET,From Gallowgate to North street.

1 Mrs. Scott, lodgings

2 David Fraser, letter carrier

3 Mrs. William Reid

... Miss Reid, teacher

5 Peter Mackie, dealer in porter and ales

10 Neil M'Kay, spirit dealer

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Alexander Adamson, tinsmith, h.

... Thomas Clyne, merchant, h.

15 Miss Grant, teacher

17 Miss Allan, guffering, &c.

19 James Farquhar21 Inspector of weights for Town & County39 James Milne, grocer

John Blaikie and Sons, plumbers, &c.

LITTLE BELMONT STREET,From Belmont street to Back wynd.

2 James Lochart

... Lochart and Salmond6 Alex. Farquharson, stabler, &c.

7 John Gray, coachman


7 Mrs. Murray, lodgings

... James A. Murray, clerk, h.

12 John Ross, letter-carrier, h.

LOBBAN'S COURT,29 Castle Street.

5 G. F. Cruickshank, writer (Adam andAnderson)

LOCH STREETj—From Harriet street to Windy wynd.

13 William Robb, broker

15 John Cameron, cooper

... William Cameron, cooper

16 James Sinclair, shoemaker, h.

19 John Bonnyman, h.

... J. and J. Bonnyman, smiths

... James Bonnyman, h.

21 John Bonnyman, jun., blacksmith

23 Miss S. Pirie, spirit dealer

24 Alexander Wallace and Co.

25 John Hamilton, cutler, h.

... Miss Morrice, dressmaker

... James Laing, skinner, h.

25 Mrs. Cameron, midwife31 Mrs. T. Sellar, draper, h.

34 Mrs. Grant40 John Gillespie, spirit dealer

44- Mrs. Walker, staymaker

... David Walker, A.

... William Green, (of L. & G.)

47 John Joss, provision merchant48 Mi?s Milne, milliner

... Miss Auld, staymaker

50 (SALTERS COURT)... Mrs. Thompson, lodgings

... Alexander Thompson, clerk

51 John Joss, provision agent

56 William Pittendrigh, builder

60 James Smith, post-horse master

61 Mrs. Milne, provision merchant64 George M'Donald, spirit dealer

66 William Henderson and Son, builders

68 Joseph Pedelty & Co., manufacturers

70 James Archibald, provision merchant72 James Milne, coach builder

74 Mrs. Low76 Andrew Borthwick, dyer

78 (sharp's court.)

80 George Jessiman, spirit dealer

81 John Barker and Sons84 Ales. Ogston, tallow chandler &c.85 James Collie, provision shop

88 James M'Intosh, spirit dealer

89 John Grant, spirit dealer

91 William Ingram, wright

92 Andrew Nisbet, soapmaker

96 George Reid, broker

98 John Palmer, hair manufacturer h. 87100—102 Aberdeen Foundry

(iNNES STREET)106 James Lobban, teacher

107 Edward Simpson, overseer108 James Crombie, provision merchant110 Peter Bisset, builder

112 Nicholas Caddie, brewer(young street)

120 Daniel Macandrew, builder, &c.

LODGE WALK,From Castle street to Queen street.

19 Wiiliam Greig, vintner21 James Mitchell, broker23 Edward Maguire, broker25 Charles M'Laverty, broker28 John Jamieson, broker29 Mrs. Stewart, broker31 John M'Kann, broker

33J Robert Little, broker37 Mrs. Thain, broker38 Mrs. M'Phee, provision seller

39 John Eeid, vintner

42 William Shaw, tailor and clothier

47 Ann Jones, broker

LOGAN'S COURT,152 Gallowgate

LONGACRE,

From Broad street to North street.

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City Loan Office, D. Bain, managerMrs. GordonWilliam M'Killiam, h.

Mrs. Milne, tavern

John M'Intosh & Son, h. 10Robert Murray BarnettMrs. GreigMiss M'Kessor, milliner, A.

Mrs. Glennie, midwifeMrs. Bowie, milliner, h.

Miss Turriff, dressmakerAlex. Turriff, funeral-waiter

Robert Ross, plasterer

Alexander Irvine, shoemakerMoses Birnie, surgeon

James M'Donald, h.

Miss M'Donald, dressmakerJames Jackson, boot closer, h. 50Joseph Ellicock, h.

Thomas Roger, teacher, h.

James Gordon, cooper, h.

Peter Durno, teacher


58 Charles Gray, cooper, h. i

... Alexander Durno, printer, h.

59 John Dixon, horse-shoer, h.

... James Duncan, carter

MABERLY STREET,From Broadford gate to Skene square.

18 John Grant, spirit dealer

20 Alexander Adams, A.

Broadford Works

MACHRAY'S COURT,81 George street.

MACHRAY'S COURT,13 Bon-accord street.

MACKIE PLACE,West end of Skene street

Rev. Sir William DunbarAlexander MackieJames Pittendrich, h.

Misses Glennie

Rev. David MilneMiss GibbonMrs. James Paterson

Mrs. Alexander StewartMisses BoydRev. Charles Ross, Free Bon-accord

Church

MARKET STREET,From Union street to Trinity quay,

2 James & John Hay, carvers & gilders

to the Queen3 Alex. Duffus, confectioner

5 William Mitchell, postmaster

7 Post Office

9 New Market Coffee room ; E. Ranson1 1 James Stewart, flesher

... Thomas M'Guffie, brewer

13 Aberdeen Brick and Tile Co.

... Allardyce and Jopp, wine merchants to

the Queen

13 Wm. Allardyce (of A. and J.)

17 Aberdeen Mechanics' Institution

... Public News Room

... Ja<ne3 Wise, keeper, Mechanics' Inst.

19 Alex. Pirie, Terminus Coffee-rooms

23 Robert MorrisonJ. J. Kennedy, commission agentThomas Douglas, Douglas's HotelAberdeen Railway Company's Office

J. and P. Cameron, Railway carriers

Aberdeen Union ClubDavid Shand, saw trimmer

MARYWELL STREET,From College street to Crown street.

1 James Pirie

... Alex. Edwards, painter

4 John Simpson (of W. and S.)

... William Daniel, shipmaster6 David Maver, teacher8 John Stephen10 Alex. Henderson, shipmaster... Alex. Bruce, traveller

12 Mrs. Coplandli George Cheyne... John Scott, manager15 Wm. Cromar, of Devanha Comb work16 Misses Smith18 James Thomson, shoemaker... George Mann, tailor

20 Peter M'Beath, shipmaster... James Fraser

24, Alex. Silver

26 Robert Findlay, carver and turner... William Youngson, cabinetmaker27 George Moir, carpenter

... Miss Moir, dressmaker

... George Nicholson, water tacksman

... William Nicholson, coal broker

... William Rait, teacher

... Miss Simpson28 Misses Sangster, milliners and dress-

makers... Alexander Gossop29 Thomas Shields, druggist

30 James Forrest, merchant38 Mrs. Goodridge

MARISCHAL STREET.From Castle street to Regent Quay.

2 D. Wyllie, cashier, Aberdeen Bank4 Miss Deans, provision shop

6 Mrs. King, lodgings

8 Wm. Brown, basketmaker10 Mrs. Bain, confectioner

16 Wm, Adams, broker18 Mrs. Sherar, lodgings

20 Andrew Wilson, bookbinder

1 Isaac Forsyth, letter carrier

... Mrs. Forsyth, lodgings

... George Allan, advocate3 John Beattie, painter

5 Andrew Harvey, shoemaker7 James Lamb, shore porter

... Geo. Lumsden, shore porter

,,. Peter Cantly, shore porter


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John Wilson, bookbinder

George Handyside & Co.

A. Matthew (Aberdeen Sea Insurance

Company)John Bruce, sharebroker

Wm. Calder, tailor

Mrs. M'Donald, lodgings

Oswald, George, & Co.

John Beaton, hairdresser

David R. Morrice, advocate

Stock ExchangeDavid Pobertson, general agent

Hugh M. Warrack, corn factor, com-

mission agent, ship and insurance

broker

James Warrack, commission merchant

Wm. Clark, shipmaster

B. Moir (of Moir & Sons)

(jiarischal street bridge)

Richard Stevens, quarter master sergt.

Mrs. Robertson

Bell, Rannie, & Co., wine merchants,

Leith—J. Sheed, agent

John Sheed, general commission mer-

chant and agent

Miss KennedyWm. Reid, ship and insurance broker

52, 54, Theatre Royal

John Jamieson

Scottish Sea Insurance Co., Wm. Reid

Wm. P. Booth, insurance broker

Rich. Connon & Co., insurance brokers

MARINE TERRACE,Near Ferryhill buildings.

D. R. Lyall Grant (of B. and G.)

MARTIN'S LANE,From Green to Renny'a wynd.

1 Alex. Stephen (R. S. and Son)

... Robert Stephen do.

,.. William Moir, clerk (A. H. & S.)

2 George Miller, coachman

3 James Horn, Mason,.. Alex. Johnston, blacksmith

4 David Milne, wright

,.. Thos. Sutherland, messenger, police

office

6 Wm. Anderson, superintendent of har-

bour police

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George Gray, merchantMrs. Robertson, midwifeJames Dow, spirit dealer

Mrs. Robertson, lodgings

Mrs. Mackie, lodgings

Alex. Chalmers, shoemakerWm. Adamson, sharebrokerR. B. Home, clerk

James Wood, clerk

James Riddel, accountantAlex. Milne, shoemakerWm. Duncan, insurance broker

Wm. & Charles Williams, commissionagents

Maxwell King, dentist

Andrew F. Boyd, commission agentCharles Walker, commission merchantMiss Coulson, milliner

George Nicol, brewerGeorge Thompson, jun., and Co., ship

owners and insurance brokers

Alex. Knowles, book-keeper

(marischal street bridge)James Stratton, corn factor and general

agentJ. T. Rennie, insurance broker

John Ross, sharebrokerAberdeen and Newcastle Co.Nisbet & Robertson, insurance brokers

John Davidson, advocateRobert Catto and Son, merchants, &c.John Muir, ship agent

Mrs. Forbes, lodgings

John M'Killiam, watch and clock makerAberd. Sea Insurance Co., A. MatthewHenry Adamson, insurance brokerRobb, Brothers, & Co., general agents,

ship and insurance brokers

John Cook, insurance brokerMrs. Nicolson

A. & W. Nicol, merchants, &c.

MARY PLACE,From Hutcheon street west to Rosemount

terrace.

1 James Roger, tanner, &c.2 Robert Bruce3 Thomas Skene, Inspector of poor

4 George Chessar

5 Miss Kilgour

MALTMILL BRIDGE,From Trinity comer to Fisher row.

MATHIESON'S COURT,14 Castle street.

Daniel M'Bean, cabinetmaker


MEALMARKET STREET,From King street to North street

4 R. Brown, Mill of Tarty Warehouse6 William Bisset, innkeeper

8 James Roy, bootmaker, A.

... George Troup, chemist

... Miss Troup, dressmaker15 Charles Grant, stoneware merchant, A.

16 Thomas Daniel, innkeeper

20 Robert Milne, brewer, A.

25 Robert Anderson, stabler

27 Mrs. Ironside, eating house

MEARNS' COURT,52 Shiprow.

METER'S COURT,11 Chapel lane.

MELVILLE'S COURT,106 Gallowgate.

Thomas Melville, sen., A.

MIDDLETHIRD,From Waterloo street to St. Clement street.

MILNE'S COURT,27 Gallowgate.

William Davidson, plasterer

Alexander Stewart, city missionary

Aberdeen Equitable Loan Co., Francis

Montgomery, manager

MILNE'S COURT,75 Gallowgate.

John Johnston, blacksmith

MILNER'S COURT,25 Guestrow.

Alexander Findlay, A.

MILNE'S (PROVOST) COURT,65 Gallowgate.

MILLBURN STREET,From South Crown street to Wellington road.

1 James Galloway, engine-driver

... W. Gerrard... Thomas Richards, clerk, Aberdeen

Railway2 Wm. Crabb, superintendent

... Thomas Will

3 Charles Gordon, cooper

4 A. G. Murray, traveller

5 Robert Alexander, teacher

6 Andrew Thomson, traveller

7 Wm. Campbell, sen., shipmaster

8 Wm. Campbell, jun., shipmaster

9 William Williams, merchant10 Thomas Riddel1

1

Robert Donald, late brushmaker

MILLBANK,Broadford.

Wm. Rae, jun., gardenerCharles Runcy, A.

MILLBANK LANE,From North Broadford to Millbank.

1 D. Laurie (of Devanha Comb Work)

MITCHELL'S COURT,80 West North Street.

George Pirie, shore porter

MITCHELL'S COURT,41 Guestrow,

Charles Mitchell, late merchantPatrick Joss, agent

MITCHELL PLACE,From North street to King street.

1 Mrs. Lindsay2 Mrs Milne4 David Knox, ironmonger, A.

5 Miss Summers... Mrs. Mackie

M'COMBIE'S COURT,52 Union street and 51 Netherkirkgate.

Francis Clerihew, advocate

Thomas M'Combie & Co.

North of Scotland Equitable Loan Co.

M'COOK'S COURT,116 Gallowgate.

M'KAY'S COURT,80 Gallowgate.

M'KENZIE'S COURT,62 George street.

M'LEAN'S COURT,50 Gallowgate.

Alexander M'Lean, house agent

John M'Lean, plasterer

John Booth, late mason


MOIR'S COURT,103 Gallowgate.

MOUNT STREET,From Rosemount place to Rosemount terrace.

1 Alexander Robertson

2 John Fleming, lodgings

... John Fraser, clerk, (T. & C. Eank)

3 James Wright4 Alexander Hay5 Miss Mair6 William Walker7 James Eaton8 Henry Stewart

John Urqnhart, Mount Cottage

MUTTONBRAE,From Woolmanhill to Denburn.

13 Jas. Thompson, spirit dealer

1 6 John Rose, wright

22 M. Dean, chimney-sweep

MOUNTHOOLY,From Gallowgate to Canal side.

1—2 James Philip, M.D.4 David Nicoll, flesher

5 Alexander Chalmers

. .. Miss Findlay, dressmaker

1 1 Peter Keith, carter

NATIONAL BANK COURT,42 Castle street.

Alex. Chivas, banker

William Bennett, primer

Alex. Gordon, advocate

NELSON STREET,From Gallowgate to King street.

Robert Watson, builder

Poor House, Rev. E. Reid, governor

Jas. Wallace, inspector

William Clark, assistant

John Tevendale, do.

John Gallovv, porter

1 Jas. Watt, blacksmith

2 Miss Craig, dressmaker

4 Jas. Greig, shoemaker

... George Rae, mason5 John Moir, wood merchant

... Joseph Maitland, warehouseman

... Mrs. Beaton, lodgings

NELSON LANE.1 Rev, Charles Skene

... Miss Anderson

NETHERKIRKGATE,From Broad street to St. Nicholas street.

Mrs. Innes, lodgings

Miss Innes, dressmakerWilliam Johnston

William BrebnerHamilton Franklin

John Keith, tailor

George Imlay, spirit dealer

Alexander Gray, watchmakerJames Simpson, spirit dealer

Robert Hughes, engraver

Mrs. Swanson , lodgings

—19 George Donald, painter

James Mann, grocer

James M'Intosh, tinsmith

John Jenkins, shoemakerJohn YoungPeter BrownAlexander Seton, pawn brokerG. Duncan, agent

John Mearns, mealseller

James Bird, A.

James MelvenAlexander Lawson, h. 46John Ross, plasterer

Wm. Spark, ironmonger, h.

James Legg, tinsmith

Kilgour and Taylor

William Ritchie and Co.

Thomas M'Combie and Co.

Stephen and Sutherland

Lewis and James Smith

Robert Taylor and Co., h. 46

J. Johnston, spirit dealer

Alexander Stephen, waiter

John Taylor, hotel

David M'Hardy, smith

Robert Strachan, tailor

W. Thomson, plumber, h. 69

Alexander Littlejohn

John Murray, merchant

NICOL COURT,106 John street.

NORTHFIELD,Gilcomston.

6 A. Steel, hatter

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John Strachan, coffee roaster

12 Alex. Clark, grocer, h. 14

13 James Walker, bookseller, h.

16 John Nicoll, warehouseman

NORTH STREET, (WEST),

From East North street to Mounthooly.

2 William Shirres and Co.

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4 William Smith, hairdresser

8 James Stephen stabler

9 A. Robertson, grocer

13 George Lumsden, grocer15 George Burrell, shoemaker16 John Walker, h. 3618 W. M'Donald, spirit dealer

24 George Cormack, provision shop26 James M'Pherson, stabler

27 Hay Mercer, watchmaker31 James Middleton, mealseller

32 George Stevenson

32J David Low, meal seller

36 Mrs. Frasei', spirit dealer

37 Simpson Shepherd39 W. & W. Leslie, grocers, h. 4143 James Cassie, carriers' porter

... John Cassie, carriers' porter

49 Robert Findlay, spirit dealer

50 John Simpson, grocer

52 John Robertson, grocer

53 James Milne, grocer, &c.55 John Stephen, game dealer

61 Mrs. Garden, spirit dealer

63 John Campbell, broker

64 Robert Milne, brewer, h.

... James Anderson, farmer, /(.

66 Alexander Pirie, engineer

68 Mrs. Jaffray, mealseller

75 James Hall, carter

76 Mrs. Cruickshank

77 William Davidson

78 Thomas Leith, spirk dealer

81 Gordon and Smith

82 Alexander M'Pherson, broker

83 John M'Pherson91 William Malcolm95 Thomas Smith, h.

... James Tait, (of P. and K.J

... Miss Smith, dressmaker

... Smith & Gordon, contractors

112 W. Gilbert, criminal officer

120 James Forbes and Co.

124 Adam and Brewster

162 Gray, Watt, and Co.

168 William Wilson, h. 170176 Thomas Rutherford

178 Simon Brown, h. 176183 Alexander Nicolson, blacksmith

184 George Watson, cartwright

187 William Mathers

188 William Elmslie & Co., stoneware mer-chants

. . . Mrs. Elmslie, staymaker

... Miss Elmslie, lodgings

195 James Bain, grocer

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OGSTON'S COURT,84 Broad street.

Adam Singer, agentJohn A. Wilson, bookseller

PARK STREET,From Justice street to Canal.

John Simpson, eating houseMrs. John Davidson, spirit dealerWm, Soufcer, shoemakerGeo. Masson, eating houseMrs. Dow, brokerMrs. Gibson, brokerDavid Dow, butcherWm. Gardiner, brokerJohn Dick, provision seller

Thos. Jessiman, spirit dealerWm. Diack, grocer, &c.Chas. Robertson, ironmongerMrs. Dixon, provision seller

Mrs. Croruar spirit dealerWm. Reid, earthenware dealer

Wm. M'Kay, broker

Robert Birss, drng'gist

H. & J. Clark, bakersMrs. Martin, provision seller

Wm. Hunter, grocerJames Findlay, lodgings

Charles Greig, grocerRobert Birss

Mrs. Stewart, flesher

James Stewart, city missionaryDavid Mitchell, machine maker-

Mrs. ValentineN. Allan and Sons, grocers

Wm. M'Donald, bakerGeo. Miller, jun., ropemakerGeo. Milne, spirit dealer

James Fraser, clerk

Miss Bisset, dressmakerDuncan Reid, shipmasterMiss Bruce, milliner

Mrs. Keith, milliner

Mrs. Booth, lodgings

Miss Steward, milliner

George Milne, tailor

John H. Vollar

Win. Smith, grocer

Mrs. Leslie, lodgings

George Murray, builder

Miss SivewrightGeorge Grant (late 74th regt.)

Robert Gray, shipmasterWm. Law, grocer

John Jamieson, mariner

Alex. Taylor, gardener

Wm. M'Queen (late coast guard)

I


70 Alex. Duncan, criminal officer, Sura-

merfield gardens

... Janies Milne, shore porter, Summerfield

gardens

PARK LANE,From Park street to Commerce street.

6 J. Learmonth, coffee-rooms

25 Martin Boyle, spirit dealer

PARK STREET PLACE,Foot of Park street.

1 Hugh Leeth, salesman (R. Kemp)2 James Easton, blacksmith

... Alex. Gordon, shipmaster

PEACOCK'S CLOSE,24 Castle street.

PENSIONER'S COURT,18 Justice street.

PIRIE'S COURT,50 Castle street.

Wm. Sellar, confectioner

George Shepherd, bookseller

Mrs Badenoch, lodgings

Mrs Jamieson

PIRIE'S COURT,82 Shiprow.

PLASTERER'S COURT,

70 Gallowgate.

Henry Stewart, last maker

POLMUIR,South- west of Railway station.

Alex. Anderson, superintendent

William Penny, shipmaster

POOR'S HOSPITAL COURT,56 Gallowgate.

Girls' Hospital, Miss Hay, matron

PORK LANE,From Quay to Virginia street.

PORTER'S COURT,12 Weighhouse square.

PORTHILL CLOSE,98 Gallowgate.

POYNERNOOK,

Foot of Denburn.

PRINCE REGENT STREET,From Canal Terrace to Baltic street,

1 3 Alexander Morrison, shipmaster

... Thomas Buist, cooper, &c.

... James Morison, clerk

... James Macaldowie, clerk

... George Findlay, draper

15 James Cumming, shipmaster

... Rodert Still, blockmaker

17 John King, shipmaster

... Capt. Thomas Ritchie, shipowner

... Mrs. Main, lodgings

19 "VV. Williamson, flesher

... Robert Milne, shipmaster

20 John Matthew, late baker

... Joseph Ettershank, shipmaster

... John Gunn, carpenter

23 Andrew Cameron, moulder

... James Watson, shipmaster

25 George Fraser Smith

... George Young, ropemaker

PRINCES STREET,From King street to Park street.

9 John Clark, builder, h.

11 John Greig, work shop

... Geo. Still, combmaker

... John Fraser, shipmaster

13 Wm. Robb, stabler

15 Peter Green, farrier

17 David Roberts, currier

19 John Sedgewick (foreman D. Roberts,

currier)

Free North Church School, D. Connell,

teacher

30 John Panton, mason

PROSPECT TERRA.CE,From Bank street to Devanha Brewery.

1 James Shirres, silk mercer... Mrs. Millar, lodgings

... Mrs John Longmuir2 Hugh Longmuir, shipmaster

... D. Connell, teacher

3 Robert Hadden, sen., salmon fisher

... Robert Hadden.,jun., shipmaster

4 John Reid, shipmaster

... Wm. Reid, late shipbuilder

... Wm. Reid, jun., shipmaster

5 George Barclay, grocer

6 Mrs. Beattie

7 Mrs. John Goldie


QUEEN STREET.From Broad street to North street.

1 James Drummond, boot maker2 James Strachan, paper ruler

4 Andrew Masson, accountant

... Aberdeen Literary Reading-room6 James Stevenson, engraver10 (chronicle court)... James Anderson, billiard rooms... Mrs. Johnston

... Miss Johnston

... George Cadenhead, tailor

14 W. & J. Berry, linen manufacturers16 Miss Skene, wool merchant18 John Gill

20 Thomas Ewen, advocate

24 Kerr & Bowman, carvers and gilders

26 George Reynolds, basket maker28 James Booth, merchant... W. P. Booth, insurance brokerSO Mrs. J. Smith32 James Leask, advocate42 John Wyllie, tailor

... A. R. Deuchar, bookeeper (G. L. Co.)

... Mrs. Henderson, staymaker

... Miss Beaton, dressmaker46 William Milne, grocer

48 Philip Ross, sergeant, R. A.... James Chasser, town-sergeant

52 Mill of Cults Warehouse, J. Thomson54 John Edmond, book-binder, &c.

(lodge walk)56 Charles Glennie, coach proprietor

64 John Petrie, spirit dealer

66 & 68 J. M'Kenzie, baker

70 Robert Burt, tailor

74 John Thomson, tailor

76 Alexander Sharp, tailor

78 Miss Milne, earthenware dealer

80 Peter M' Donald, tailor

82 Colin A. Philip, advocate

RAGG'S LANE,From 37 Broad street to Guestrow.

2 Lachlan M'Kinnon, advocate... Thomas Sangster

3 John Clark, vintner

EAMAGE'S COURT.83 Broad street.

RED LION COURT.From 77 Broad street to Guestrow.

John Stuart, merchantJohn LunanMrs. Scorgie, lodgings

Jamea Melvin, musicianMrs. Durno, lodgings

3 Robert Dyce, advocate

... John Clark, advocate

... William Godwin, mail guard

. . . Mrs. Milne, lodgings5 John Leslie, shoemaker7 Aberdeen Herald Office

13 John Gill, spirit dealer

19 Isaac Hill, teacher

23 William Anderson, clothier

25 Angus Ross, cooper

27 James Booth, M.D.33 A. & J. Anderson, painters, &c.35 Alexander Cooper, saddler, h.

37 J. & W. Bisset, grocers

39 Alexander Milne, manufacturer41 Jn. Stephenson, Odd Fellows' Arms Inn43 Knight & Craib, saddlers

(shoe lane)45 Alexander Cooper, saddler

47 Aberdeen Quill Manufactory49 James Maguire, dealer in clothe3

51 Alexander Leslie, messenger-at-arms53 Miss M'Donald57 James M'Kay, hosier

61 William Clark, manufacturer

67 Mrs. Farquhar, provision seller

71 Mrs. Petrie, provision seller

77 Mrs. J. Spark, provision seller

81 Mrs. Watt83 John Ramsay, boot and shoemaker85 Miss Cardno, milliner

89 James Greig, boot and shoemaker91 J. & A. Spark, tinsmiths

RETTIE'S COURT,

26 Broad street.

Jas. Robertson, hairdresser

Jas. Adam (of Russell & Adam)

REID'S COURT,34 Gallowgate.

REID'S COURT7 Shiprow.

REGENT QUAY,From Shorebrae to Canal basin.

1 William Forbes, merchant, h. abova


2 George Elsmie... James Elsmie4 George Elsmie & Son5 John Jopp, hotel

9 John Besg, merchant

10 Alex. Mackie, proprietor of baths

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George Leslie, shipowner

11^ Nicolson & Simpson, coal brokers

12 James Duncan, spirit dealer

13 Andrew Sherer, ship chandler

... D. M'Taggart, coal merchant14 Jas. Winlaw, jun., ship and insurance

broker144- Michael M'dusky, vintner, &c.15 Alex. Duguid, grocer, &c.16 Custom House17 Geo. Davidson (G. & W. Davidson)

... Alex. Pearson, merchant

20 Robert Mitchell, manager (L. and C.

Shipping Company)... Charles Mitchell, teller (T. & C. B.)

21 G. Thomson & Son, wine merchants,

&c.... Alex, and "Wm. Thom, commission

merchants, &c.... A. Thorn, Belgian Consul22 George Thomson, ship-owner

25 William Cargil, shipmaster

... Mrs. John Nicol, merchant

... Alexander Barnett

... James Taylor, shipmaster

... John M'Kenzie, shipmaster

28 George Brock, shipping master

... Merchant Seamen's Office

30 Arthur Smith, painter

32 Receiving Post Office

... Peter Buyers, ship chandler, &c.... Charles Runcie, Millbank34 James Stephen, porter dealer

35 and 42 "Geo. M'Kenzie, shoemaker,grocer, and spirit dealer

38 James Davidson, grocer

41 James Mitchell, outfitter

44 Mrs. Neil, vintner

45 Smith and Ramage, watchmakers, &c.46 William Mitchell, shipmaster

... Mrs. M'Millan47 Hugh Wilson, confectioner

52 Thos. A. Kidd, tin-plate worker53 James Saunders, spirit dealer

... George Law, shipmaster

... James Cromar, shipmaster

56 W. Harvey, grocer

57 William Boaden, shipmaster

57 John Stewart, shipmaster

61 William Taylor, shipmaster

... David Talbot, shipmaster

... James Duncan63 Mrs Gavin

63 Henry Dunningham, shipmaster

64 Charles Gibbon, innkeeper

65 Aberdeen, Leith, & Clyde Shipping Co.

RENNY'S WYND,From Green to Trinity street.

RIDDEL'S COURT,40 Windmillbrae.

RHIND'S COURT,64 Gallowgate.

ROSE'S COURT,18 Commerce street.

ROSE STREET,From Union place to Bridewell.

1 Mrs Bothwell

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Peter Thomson (of Reid, Smith & Co.)

3 Mrs M'Lagan8 John Barnett, cabinet manufactory

9 James Traill, wright, &c.

11 Miss Cadenhead12 John Cruickshauk, LL.D.13 John Bsnnerman14 Mrs John limes

15 Miss L. GibbMiss Smith

17 J. B. Innes, slater

20 John Rust, wood merchant21 John Rust, wood merchant22 William Mitchell, mason

Miss Mitchell, dressmaker

24 Alexander W. Chalmers

ROSEMOUNT PLACE,From Skene square to Short Joanings.

1 Mrs. George Taylor

2 Charles Cromar, clerk

3 John Rothnie, butcher4 Robert Stevens

5 William Balfour

6 Mrs. Massie6 Rev. John Massie7 Mrs. Douglas8 John Marshall, clerk

9 Rev. John Stephen10 Alex. Forsyth, overseer

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Rev. Alex. Beverly12 Miss Inglis

14 Chas. Stewart, agent15 Captain Marsh16 Rev. S. M'Millan17 Andrew Smith, merchant18 Alexander Scott

... James Scott

19 Alex. Reith, manufacturer


20 Wm. Jamieson, gardener21 John Forsyth, merchant22 Rev. H. M'Kenzie23 Joseph Howell, manufacturer

ROSEMOUNT TERRACE,From Forbes street to Mary place.

1 John N. Ross, grocer

... Alexander Begg3 Mrs M'Hardy, lodgings

4 Alexander Keith5 A. C. Barker6 Wm. M isson

7 James Blackhall, h.

8 Charles Lyell Shepherd

ROSS'S COURT22 Schoolhill.

James Ledingham, stabler

ROSS'S COURT,6 Upperkirkgafe.

1 Miss Kelman's lodgings

... Mrs Brown's lodgings

... James Sutherland, coachman Earl of Fife

... Win. Sutherland, do.

2 J. & J. Manuel, manufacturers of soda

water, &c.3 Robert Middleton4 John Taylor, wiight

RUBISLAW PLACE,From Albyn place to Albert street.

1 Mrs. John Walker, lodgings

2 Jas. Smith (of Gill and Smith)

RUBISLAW TERRACE,

Robert M'Lure, LL.D.Robert Mortimer, merchantJames Mathews, architect

SEAMOUNT PLACE,From Gallowgate to North street.

7 Jas. Minty, assist, inspector of police

.. Mrs. J. Minty1

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Wm. Hay, bootmaker, h.

13 George Geddes, builder

... P. Brownie, mealseller, h.

... James Craigen, auctioneer

... John Webster, ironmonger21 William Robson, clerk

... A. Robson, spirit dealer, h.

... James Reid, tailor, h.

... Andrew Reid, grocer

25 Alex. Ingram, carpenter33 George Forbes, grocer, h.

ST. JOHN'S COURT,38 Castle Street.

James Collie, advocate

ST. ANN'S COURT,15 Guestrow.

Thomas Knowles, flesher, h.

St. ANDREW STREET,From Loch street to Woolmanhill.

2 William Duncan, wright, h. 65 James Duncan

... Francis Milne, Maryculter post7 John Kelly, Hillside post9 James Reid, shoemaker

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Mrs. Dawson, lodgings

12 Mrs. Stevenson15 Mrs. Wilson, lodgings16 Wm. Williams, grocer, h. 14

26£ Mrs. David Milne28 George Harrison, horse hirer, horse

bazaar, 31

... J. Middleton, cabinetmaker30 Mrs. Forbes, provision merchant32 Alexander Marchant, h.

33 John Edward, shoemaker36 Alexander Moir, shoemaker37 Glassite Chapel39 Mrs. Barkway, vintner

40 Aberdeen Public Baths—Female entry42 Mrs. Murray, register office

45 James Wight, grocer

47 James Brown, coachman... Miss Dalachy57 Wm. Grant, grocer and spirit dealer

61 C. M- Robbie, spirit dealer

... W. Wood, leather merchant, h.

71 John R. Giant, merchant, k.

... William Yunnie, k.

... David Logan, h.

76 George Milne, grocer, h. 7378 John Davidson, plumber83 Miss Duguid85 Alexander Young, grocer

86 George Stott, shoemaker

ST. CATHERINE'S WYND,From Union street to Netherkirkgate.

2 M. A. Levy... David Troup, coach guard... MrsChristall3 A. Smith, tailor

... Peter Duncan, bootmaker4 George Collie and Co., drapers6 George Ross, tailor


ST. CATHERINE'S COURT,16 Shiprow.

P. A. Skinner, candlemaker

ST. CLEMENT STREET,From Garvock street to Building yard.

1 Miss Maitland

... Mrs M'Grigor

... Geo. Spark, shipowner2 William Buck, shoemaker3 Peter Riddel, Harbour Office

... Mrs Captain Anderson4 Mrs John Walker8 Roderick Ross, shoemaker

10 James Murray, shipmaster

12 James Tuiloch, shipmaster

... Alex. Watt14 James Tuiloch, merchant19 Andrew Milne, grocer

23 Andrew Milne, shoemaker... Goldie aud Hay, sailmakers

25 John Jamieson, spirit dealer

27 James Lindsay, spirit dealer

28 William Connon, carpenter

32 Mrs Duncan Walker... Alex. Walker, shipmaster

38 James Leslie, shipmaster

40 Mrs Robertson, midwife53 Andrew Anderson... Alexander Donaldson, clerk

... William M'Callum, boatman56 William Dick, overseer

... Alexander Pittendrigh, wright andfuneral waiter

ST. MARY'S PLACE,From Crown terrace to Crown 6treet.

1 John Morrison2 Miss Prior, teacher

3 William Henderson, painter

... Miss Elder, lodgings

4 Johu Dunn, late merchant... Mrs. Machray5 Mrs. F. Finlason

... Geo. Duncan, corn chandler, h.

6 James Littlejohn, (of L. & G.)

7 James Smith, house carpenter

... Robert Wood, bootmaker18 Jas. Warrack, commission merchant... Hugh M. Warrack, corn factor

ST. NICHOLAS STREET,From Union street to George street.

4 John Duncan, h. 65 David Wilson, dyer

7 John C. Anderson, wigmaker

8 John M'Hardy, shipmaster

... Mrs. Mitchell

... Mrs. M'Hardy10 Andrew Scott, shoemaker11 William Mortimer

12 Alexander Masson, auctioneer

13 Wm, Stevenson, bookseller

14 Peter Macaldowie, brush manufacturer

15 Mrs. Jamieson, midwife

... Mrs. M'Kay, dressmaker

17 James Watson, h. 2018 George Oldman, hairdresser

19 Miss Cassie, dressmaker

20 Miss Mathison, modeller

... Mrs. Mathison, dressmaker

... Thomas Duncan, jun., h. 2G21 Archibald Louden, City Hotel

22 John Fyfe, brushmaker23 Alexander Gray24 Milne and Marshall, grocers

28 George and Robert King29 James Walker, watchmaker30 James T. Maekay and Son31 George L. Walker33 C. Panton, bookseller, h. 3834 John Sutherland, h. 3235 James Cruickshank36 Alexander Murdoch, bookseller

... Alexander Henderson, h. 32

... James Fraser, writer

... William Dow, writer

37 James Mowat, clothier

38 Misses Bisset, dressmakers

39 Robert Beveridge

41 Peter Fraser, clerk

... Mrs. Fernie, lodgings

. . . Miss Still, lodgings

42 Mrs. James Shirreffs

43 D. & J. Riddell

47 Peter Gordon, h.

48 Jonathan Mess... John Holmes, clerk

49 James Anderson, slater

... Mrs. Craib, lodgings

50 Police Establishment

... John Milne, clerk of Police

... J. Cruickshank, inspector of Police

... James Minty

... William Duncan, treasurer

51 Peter Gordon, china merchant52 Porter and Leighton53 W. Smith, seedsman & general mercht.

54 Mrs. W. Marshall

55 Francis Croll, baker

56 Brebner and Grant... John R. Grant, merchant57 John Ross, ironmonger58 Thomas Mason, flesher, h. 6059 James Allan, grocer


60 Miss Leslie, lodgings

61 William Milne, merchant... John Paterson, surgeon

... J. & W. Mackay, commission merchts.

62 Alexander Urquhart, grocer

63 Andrew Smith, draper

65 John Urquhart, druggist

ST. NICHOLAS LANE,From St. Nicholas street to Correction wynd.

2 John Ritchie, innkeeper

3 Isaac Mathieson, h,

4 Alexander Forsyth, tailor

6 James Taylor, bootmaker, h. 4

8 John H. Stephen, engraver

9 George Forsyth, Cafe Royal Hotel

ST. PAUL STREET,From Gallowgate to Loch street.

1 and 2 John "Watt, leather merchant5 John Watt, h.

Robert Mortimer, iron merchantEast Parish Schools, J. Kidd, teacher

Medical School

A. Sutherland, keeper of MedicalSchool

SCHOOLHILL,From Upperkirkgate to Woolmanhill.

1 G. Mitchell, spirit dealer

4 Mrs. Harrow, midwife... Mrs. Laing, lodgings

... Mrs. L. Gordon

... Andrew "Wyness5 Mrs. Moir, register office

6 James Bain, spirit dealer" 7 John and Robert Urquhart... James Knight8 Mrs. Walker, lodgings

... Machray's stables

10 James Moffat, h.

11 Miss Mathieson, dressmaker13 Miss Kellas, provision dealer

14 Thomas Ross, sexton

... John Gray, jun., commercial traveller

15 James Kerr, painter

17 Alexander Urquhart, grocer, A.

18 James Leslie, bootmaker20 Arffcew Wyness, flesher

... John Williams21 Mr. and Misses Gordon2U R. Pratt, merchant, h. 1422 James Ledingham, stabler

25 Miss Kerr, dressmaker28 William Stuart, boot and shoemaker31 Misses Duncan, dressmakers32 George Garden, baker, h. 30

34 Robert Wilson, bookseller

(HARRIET STREET)35 William Walker, h. 3736 Mrs. More (of Raeden)39 J. Stewart, stoneware dealer

41 Alexander M'Kenzie, h.

... Mrs. John Muil, baker

... John Muil, writer, A.

(back wvnd)42 Mrs. Fraser43 John MAndrew45 A. Jardine Lizars, M.D.4G John Christie, M.D.47 Miss Longmuir, teacher

... Alexander Yeats, accountant, A.

49 William Henderson, M.D.50 Murray & Garden51 Henry Adamson, h.

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56 Grammar School53 James M'Laren... William M'Laren, M.D.55 John W. Brantingham, h.

57 Sir Michael Bruce, bart., h

58 Robert Gordon's Hospital

59 William Gavin62 William Begg, baker, h. 6064 Adam Ross, watch dealer

66 John Watt, advocate, h.

... Misses Shepherd68 George Brantingham, h. 55

SALTER'S COURT,50 Lochside.

Mrs. Thomson, lodgings

Alex. Thomson, clerk

SCOTT'S COURT,25 Quay.

SHARP'S COURT,78 Loch street.

SHAW'S COURT,90 Gallowgate.

Robert Shaw, messenger-at-arms

SHEWAN'S COURT,119 Gallowgate.

SHIPROW,From Union street to Trinity corner.

2 Miss Davidson, china merchant3 Alexander Strachan, spirit dealer6—7 James Morrison, baker

8 John Blaik, spirit dealer

9 Alex. Lamont, stoneware merchant


10 John Chapel, tailor

12 James Dunn, merchant13 Alex. Beattie, hairdresser

14 Robert Horn, spirit dealer

15 Wm. Knox, spirit dealer

16 Mrs. Riach, Warkman's Tavern

17 Wm. Milne, bootmaker18 George Robb, shore porter

... Robert Lamb, shore porter

... John Wilson, shore porter

18J Alex. Scatterty, spirit dealer

20 Mrs. John Nicol, merchant21 Mrs. James M'Phee, lodgings

23 Thomas Forbes, grocer

26 Miss Duncan, poultry dealer

27 James M'Phee, merchant28 Alexander Collie, slater

29 Mrs. Smith31 Alex. Cormack, grocer

33 Miss Law35 George Thorn, shoemaker46 James Ross, shoemaker

... Wm. Howie, porter (A. H. & S.) h.

51 George Fyfe, merchant

52 John Stewart, teacher

53 Wm. Anderson, salmon fisher

55 Margaret Gray... Mrs. G. Milne56 David Gray, grocer

58 James Grant, shipmaster

... J. Westland, boot and shoemaker

60 John Law, baker

61 John Ritchie, grocer

62 Robert Collie, hairdresser

66 Alexander Johnston, broker

67 Joseph Thomson, grocer

69 Miss Elder, staymaker

71 George Duncan, broker

74 George Sim, grocer

76 Mrs. Crone, broker

80 Chas. Davidson, shoemaker82 William Mowat, merchant86 Robert Dunn, grocer, h. 7387 Charles Lindsay, spirit dealer

90 James Bate & Co., spirit dealers

92 Mrs. Hay... Mrs, Reid's lodgings

SHOE LANE,From North street to Queen street.

5 John Smith and Co.

6 John Stephen, plumber8 James Pyper, h. 7

SHOREBRAE,From Shiprow to Quay.

1 Alexander Fiddler, coal broker

... George Cruickshank, coal broker

2 James Nicol, bulker

... Miss Davidson, stoneware merchant3 Mrs. R. Chapman, spirit dealer

4 W. Duncan, treasurer, &c, police

SHORE LANE.From Quay to Virginia street.

7 James Craighead, spirit dealer

SHORT LOANINGS.

Mrs. Milne, midwifeMrs. Morrison, grocer

Alex. Spence, teacher h.

William Cook, weaverJames Rose, shoemakerMiss Rose, milliner

SHUTTLE LANE,From East North street to Park street.

39 Miss Stott, teacher

72 Joseph Meston

SHUTTLE STREET.From St. Andrew street to John street.

2 William Dawson, cartwright

... Bowman & Co., plasterers

SILVER STREET (NORTH),From Golden square to Skene terrace.

9 Misses Bicknell, boarding and dayschool

10 John M. Reid, teacher1

1

Miss Grainger13 William Henderson, shipowner (of

Geo. Thomson & Co.)

15 Mrs. G. H. Boyd16 Rev. John Longmuir18 R. H. Baker, professor of music19 Rev. William Primrose20 John Dunn, clerk

... Miss Anderson, dressmaker21 Mrs. John Morgan, lodgings

... John Gray, beadle of the West Church,and funeral waiter

... Mrs. Brechen's lodgings

22 John Roger (Pratt & Keith)

23 Dr. Macrobin, Migvie House**24 Miss Fraser26 Miss Innes of Edingight

28 Mrs. George Reid, sen.

... Miss Murray30 Mrs. Bance... George Melvin31 James Jopp

James Aiken, jun., Ruby Cottage


SILVER STREET (SOUTH),From Union street to Golden square.

1 William Aiken, hairdresser, &c.2 Mary Ann Skene

... Mrs. Smith

... Misses Smith, milliners

3 David Grant, shoemaker4 John Thomson, plumber, &c.6 Kenneth Watt, shoemaker7 Robert M'Donald, tailor

9 William Ewen, turner

SIM'S SQUARE,From Blackfriars Street to John street.

2 James Sim

SIM'S COURT,89 Shiprow.

SIMPSON'S COURT,139 Gallowgate and 96 Loch street.

SKENE STREET,From Black's buildings to Skene place.

3 James Knowles, flesher

5 William Watt, slater, h.

5 Win. Dunningham6 John Youngson, shoemaker8 James Winkley, artist

9 James Morgan, hairdresser

10 W. Cameron, shoemaker, h, 811 Miss Garden, dressmaker12 Grant Forbes, bootmaker13 Alexander Thomson14 Mrs. Edward, midwife

... John Geddes, mason

... W. Duncan, shoemaker, k.

15 Miss Garden, dressmaker17 Alexander Dunn, grocer, h. 1

(SKENE TERRACE)18 George Thow, tailor

20 Misses Craighead, milliners

26 William Simpson, turner

28 Mrs. Reitb, lodgings

29 Alexander Reid30 Mrs. Oswald, midwife

32 Mrs. Westland34 William Balfour

38 Thomas Skene, inspector of poor

43 John Davidson, writer

44 Andrew Gage, overseer

58 William Morgan, spirit dealer

60 Cecilia Brown, lodgings

62 Francis Rae, plough wright

... William Adams, jun.

74 Miss Robson77 John Paul, horse hirer

77 James Yule, grain merchant, h.

80 Robert Henderson(summer street)

91 Charles Joss, tailor

94 William Buyers, /*.

... Misses Buyers, dressmakers96 Miss Courage, staymaker... William Souter, clerk

105 John Elrick, grocer

108 Miss Stephen, dressmaker111 William Simpson, h.

114 E. Hutton, hairdresser, h. 95116 John Ross, builder

120 Robert Petrie, shoemaker122 Samuel Law, shoemaker... William Law, h.

127 John M'Grigor(chapel street)

133 John Taylor135 George Trail, jun., grocer137 Mrs. Meston, sick nurse

139 Miss Proctor

... Rev. William L. Mitchell141 Samuel Benson, h. 141143 Alexander Laing

SKENE PLACE,From Skene street to Cherryvale.

1 Mrs. Moir1 George King, h.

2 Archibald Watson, h.

4 James Nisbet

4 Alexander Nisbet5 Mrs. Captain John Smith5 Misses Baxter

SKENE SQUARE,From Steps of Gilcomston to Caroline place.

1 Mrs. Smart, sick nurse

1 William Robbie, slater

1 John Robbie, grocer, h.

4 Alexander Melvin, h. 12

8 Alexander Ross, brewer22 Adam Currie, li.

24 Geo. Hutchison, grocer, h, 6828 Mrs. Kidd, provision dealer

31 John Sinclair, brewer, h.

36 Robt. Maconachie, clerk, h.

38 David Ferguson, merchant40 Jane Ross, sick nurse

44 Alexander Cullen48 James Fraser

58 Mrs. Fyfe, merchant59 John BrowD, M.D.60 Francis Kemp, grocer

64 James M'Kay, baker

73 Mrs. Anderson81 John Matthew, merchant, k.

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82 James Gerard, blacksmith, h,

84 Rev. Andrew Dickie86 William Forsyth, editor

... Morris Forsyth

... James B. Welch

SKENE TERRACE,From Skene street to Summer street.

1 Mrs. Davidson, lodgings

3 Miss Mackenzie of Ord4 William Webster, baker9 Charles Smith, tailor

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Alexander Cromar, boot and shoemaker13 Mrs. Wyness, lodgings

17 Mrs. Ure18 William Berry, manufacturer26 Rev. John Aitken28 William Henderson, jun.

30 Wm. Adam (of Adam and Anderson)32 Rev. Marcus Sachs

34 Mrs. John Robertson36 Mrs. M'Bean.lateof Alves38 Miss Leslie

40 John D. Milne, sen., advocate42 Mrs Chas. Ross44 Andrew Murray, advocate46 Misses Leith of Freefield

48 David Gill, watchmakerSO Miss Scott

52 Mrs. Parker

^__^ SKENE ROW,From Skene place to Hardweird.

3 Ales. Y. Johnstone, clerk

3 Mrs. Henderson13 Samuel Middleton, teller

15 Mis. George Gibson... Alexander Fyffe, solicitor, h.

SMITH'S COURT,16 Netherkirkgate.

Mrs. Elmslie, lodgings

SMITH'S (J.) COURT,

113 Gallowgate.

SMITH'S COURT,49 Gallowgate.

SMITH'S COURT,21 Castle street.

SMITH'S COURT,85 Gallowgate.

James Smith, post-horse master

SPA STREET,From Denburn to Woolmanhill.

1 J. Corny, spirit dealer, h. 29 Wm. Ironside, carpenter, h. 812 Misses Wilson... Mrs. Webster, midwife

Mitchell and Cay, wrjghts

William Dawson, cartwrighfc

William Watt, slater

SPRINGBANK STREET,From Crown street to Bon-accord street.

Mrs. RickmanMisses KnightJames Reid, gardenerJohn Edmond, bookbinder

SPRINGBANK TERRACE,From Crown street to Bon-accord terrace.

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William Gibson of KinmundyThomas Clark, M.D.Alexander Alexander, shipmasterWm. Melville (of T. M. and Sons)Dr. Arthur StewartJas. and Wm. Martin, fleshers

Capt. T. W. Milward, Royal Artillerys Miss Catto, dressmaker9 John Kynoch, N. S. Bank

10 Wm. Murray (Lime Co.)11 Jn. Humphrey, late of Stonehaven12 James Horn (Commercial Co.)

Mrs. Garioch, late of StrachanJn. Taggart, teller, Bank of ScotlandMiss ShawMrs. DauneyE. Burwell, merchant

SPRINGBANK PLACE,From Springbank terraceto Springbank.

1 John Hector, salmon merchant... Duncan J. Reid, shipmaster2 Robert Alexander, professor of dancing3 Mrs. Middleton

... John Findlay, shipmaster

... Chas. Burgess, custom house agent4 Mis. Riddoch, lodgings

... Alexander Ewing

SPRING GARDEN,From George street to Windy wyud

20 William M'Kinnon and Co.81 John Youngson85 John Henderson... David Duguid, h.

... Mrs. Elmslie

Milne, Cruden, and Co.


STEWART PLACE,69 Guestrow.

Shooting Saloon, G. Stewart, manager

STOCKET.

James Littlejohn, h.

Andw. J. Cameron, advocate

Alexander Ogilvie, h.

Mrs George TroupWilliam Ogilvie, jun., h.

Wm. Strachan, oi MoreseatMrs CameronDr. James Fergusson

STRAWBERRYBANK,Top of Hardgate.

1 Alexander Aiken, gardener

2 Wm. Philip, jun. (of Philip & Cooper)

3 Rev. Fergus Ferguson5 Francis Craigmyle, teacher

6 Miss Hay's lodgings

7 John Ogilvy, LL.D.Mrs. TysonRev. John Paterson

David Macallan, late upholsterer

William Davidson, architect

Miss Butler

Jas. Clyne (of Wm. Clyne and Sons)

STRONACH'S CLOSE,Exchequer row.

3 Mrs. Pettigrew, vintner

5 Mrs. Fergusson, vintner

7 James M'Allum, vintner

SUGARHOUSE LANE,From Quay to Virginia street.

9£ Miss Laing, lodgings

10 Alexander Montgomery12 Alexander Mason, mate

SUMMER STREET,From Union place to Skene street.

I Watson and Son7 William Ewen, builder

10 James Garvie, builder

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Alexander Easton, blacksmith

18 David Davidson, cabinetmaker

19 Mrs. James Wilson, lodgings

20 Miss Watson, milliner

... Robert Fyfe, gardener

21 Mrs. Mitchell, lodgings

... Rev. J. B. Ritchie

24 William Keith, slater

26 John Fraser, carpenter,

Alexander Watson, bookseller

James Ross, builder (of M. and R.)

Robert Greig, builder

Miss Lyon, dressmaker

Mrs. ErskineJames Laing, inspector

Mrs. M'KenzieWilliam Hislop

James Saint, shore porter

James Saint, jun., draper

David Walker, hairdresser

James Middleton, grocer

Miss Walker, dressmaker

Miss Buyers, dressmaker

Miss Winton, dressmaker

Misses SmithJames H. Collie, hairdresser

Thomas Sang, shoemakerDuncan Collie, clerk

James Calder, teacher

George Walker, shoemakerMiss Walker, teacher

SUMMER LANE,From Garvock's wynd to Fish street.

1 Wm. Smith, hairdresser

10 Mrs Calder, spirit dealer

... Robert Gordon, wright

... George Rennie, grocer

22 Alexander Campbell, baker

... Miss Campbell, dressmaker

33 Mrs M'Leod, grocer

SUTHERLAND'S COURT,20 James street.

SUTHERLAND'S COURT,126 Gallowgate.

SUTHERLAND'S COURT,78 Shiprow.

Mrs Crone, poultry shop

THEATRE LANE,From Quay to Virginia street.

John R. Sandison, shipmaster

Peter Cadenhead, shipmaster

THISTLE LANE,From Victoria street west to Skene street west.

3 John Riach5 Brebner and Ogilvie, work sbop^


THISTLE STREET,

From Chape! street to Rose street.

1 William Smith, blacksmith

4 David Grant, shoemaker8 James Crow, late customs

12 William Fraser (of Fraser & Glenniey

... Miss Milne, dressmaker

... Mrs. Alex. Thompson, midwife

14 Alex. Rust, wood merchant

21 James Gowans, supervisor of Excise,

Thistle Cottage23 Miss Still

... Miss Malcolm24 James Barber, Inland Revenue officer

... Arthur Knox (A. & W. OgilvieJ

26 John Brown, funeral waiter

... Mrs. Bamford

... James Walker, metermaker (Gas Light

Co.)

27 Mrs. Murray... William Greig, builder

... W. and G. Greig, builders

28 Alex. L. Groundwater, clerk

... George Greig, builder

... And, Bowman, jun. (Kerr & Bowman)29 A. D. Morison, coal agent

... Mrs. Simpson

... Alex. Rhind (James Littlejohn)

30 Charles Milne, Aberdeen Railway... George Milne31 William Stewart, shoemaker32 Alexander Johnston, builder

... Miss Simpson33 James Brown34 Ernst Donald... Mrs. A. A. Marshall

37 Mrs. John Thorn

THOMSON'S COURT,69 West North street.

THOMSON'S COURT,61 Broad street.

Andrew Tarvas, h.

Wm. Inglis, baker

THOMSON'S COURT,21 Quay.

THORNTON PLACE,29 Guestrow and 4 Flourmill lane.

5 Alexander Todd, h.

11— 13 Alex. Hay, japanner14 John Calder

16 Mrs. Gerrard, midwife

George Adam, clothier, h.

A. and A. Gray, wine, spirit, and pro-

vision merchants

TRINITY STREET,From Denburn to Trinity lane.'

3 Miss Strachan, spirit dealer

8 James Scott, spirit dealer

10 John Garrow11 James Milne16 James Smith, vintner

18 Alexander Riddel, mason20 John M'Donald, confectioner

22 John Tonach24 James Donaldson, spirit dealer

TRINITY CORNER,From Shiprow to Maitmill bridge.

10 Maxwell M'Guffie, spirit dealer

TRINITY LANE,From Trinity corner to Trinity street.

TRINITY QUAY,From Poynernook to Regent quay.

2 Patrick Bannerman, (of P. B. and Son),

coal broker

... Arbuthnott andM'Combie, paper manu-facturers

2J Patrick Bannerman & Son, shipowners

and coal brokers

3 Mrs. Craib, midwife

... Robert Scott, manager (A. & M'C.)4 William Anderson, salmon merchant5 Alexander Craib, merchant9 George Cowieson, vintner

TYTLER'S COURT,69 Green.

UNION BUILDINGS,From Castle street to Shiprow.

1 John Airth, tea dealer

2 Athenaeum Newsrooms3-5-7 J. Tait, fancy warehouse9 A. & R. Milne, booksellers

11 Alex. Morison, silk mercer... Mrs William Morison... William Knight, architect

... Mrs M'lntosh, lodgings

... James Blake

13 John Smith, tailor

15 Keith and Gibb, lithographers

17—19 Philip and Kennedy19 Alexander Henderson, A.

... Mrs Harper, lodgings

21 Simpson & Whyte, clothiers


UNION STREET,

From Castle street to Union place.

4—6 Brown Gibson, furnishing tailor

8 Samuel Maclean, bookseller

10 North British Clothing Establishment

12 Alexander Badenoch, outfitter

14 Alexander Yule, ironmonger16— 18 Russell & Adam, outfitters

(shiprow)(broad street)

20 Alexander Steele, hatter

22 Daniel Gray, tea merchant, &c.

23 John Falconer and Co., haberdashers

24; Hugh Fraser, clothier, &c.25 David Grant, tobacconist

... George Isaac, Union hotel

(union lane)26 M. A. Levy, tailor, clothier, &c.27 James Connon, clothier

28 Win. Russell confectioner

29—31 Patrick Collie, clothier

... John Guthrie, jeweller, North of Scot-

land Bank30 J. Shirres, clothier

(st. Catherine's wind)32 Philip & Cooper, clothiers

33 Isaac Mathieson, silk mercer, &c.34 Samuel Martin, hatter

35 Mrs. Robert Milne, staymaker36 Johnston & Laird, furnishing tailors

... Mrs. Capt Jamson37 Brown and Carr, wholesale clothiers

... George Findlay, silk mercer

... Alex. Skene, wholesale merchant

38 Jamiesonfe Mitchell

39 James Biackhall and Co., drapers

40 James Forbes & Sons

40| P. & G. Brown, auctioneers

41 John Hodge, cutler

42 James G. Fleming43 Mrs. Cassie, milliner

44 J. & S. Macbeth, ironmongers

45 George Reid and Sons, chemists, &c.46 Gall & Bird, clothiers

47 Henry Cooper and Co., drapers

48 James Roy, jun., seedsman

... John Roy, seedsman49 William Shepherd, confectioner

50 John Smith, bookseller

51—53 Pratt and Keith, silk mercers

(m'combie's court)(adelphi court)

52 William Walker & Sons, wine mer-chants, &c.

54 Robert Willocks, temperance hotel

... John & Jas. Ferguson, advocates

... Thomas Ruxton, advocate

... John Drummond, bootmaker

55 William Mitchell, bookseller, &c.

56 Aberdeen Central Academy... D. Sinclair, teacher

... William Duffus, temperance hotel

56 G. A. Aberdein, commercial traveller

57 Fraser and Laidlaw, grocers

58 William Lumsden, merchant59 Robert M'Killiam, confectioner

CO Alexander Walker, tobacconist

61 David Robertson, Royal Hotel... John Marshall

62 Archibald Hossack, fruit merchant64 Miss Mavor's lodgings

... Mrs. Milne's lodgings

... Lambert Barron, advocate

... Mrs. John Catanach, lodgings

... Mrs. Currie, lodgings

65 Mail and General coach office

... Machray, Croall, and Co., mail con-

tractors

66 James Clark, clothier

67 Alexander Taylor, woollen draper

68 Thos. Thomson, gunmakerG9 Wdliam M. Miller and Co., hatters

70 Charles Playfair, gunmaker(st. nicholas street.)

(market street)72 Angus Fraser & Co., grocers

... James Milne (A. Fraser & Co., gro-

cers)

73 John Forbes, men's mercer ^.

74 Wm. Rattray, manufacturing chemist

... John Kay, druggist

... Mrs. Al. Gordon, lodgings

... James Milne (A. F. & Co.)

75 Adam & Anderson, advocates

... David Rust, clothier, h.


... Wm. Speed, advocate

... Robert Findlay (Allardyce & Jopp)

... Alexander Anderson, advocate

76 Cardno & Darling, seedsmen

77 A. Brown & Co., booksellers

78 Gill & Smith, watchmakers80 Geo. Pegler, fruiterer

81 W. & J. Marshall, drapers

82 Alexander Troup, merchant tailor

83 Lauchlan M'Kinnon, jun., advocate

... William Maftland, accountant

84 Charles Playfair, gunmaker... Mrs. P. Brown... Miss Medd, teacher of the piano-forte

... Miss Mathieson, dressmaker

85 M'Kenzie & Co., woollen drapers

86 James Duffus, confectioner

87 George Yeats, silk mercer

88 James Berry, watchmaker

S9 Scottish Provincial Assurance Co., CF. Griffith, manager


89 Charles F. Griffith

90 Age Assurance Office

... Thomas Reid, advocate

... Mrs. William Wilson91 Willi im Littlejohn, cashier, Town and

County Bank92 Lockhart & Salmond, confectioners

93 Town and County Bank94 Benjamin Reid and Co., seedsmen95 John Lumsden and Co., merchants... J. B. Gibson (of J. Lumsden & Co.)

96 Smith and Cochran, advocates... Standard Life Assurance Office

... Miss Ross, lodgings

97 James Meston, accountant... William Paul, advocate... Miss Gerrard, dressmaker, &c.

... George Lyall (G. L. and Co.)

... J. and P. Cameron, agents

99 George Lyall & Co., silk mercers

100 Henry A. Dewar, surgeon dentist

100 John Tocher, tailor and clothier

101 Elijah Bur well, fancy shop102 John Watson... Watson's private hotel

103 Murray and M'Combie, advocates

... Anthony Cruickshank, hosier

... Alex. Brand, accountant

... Alex. Ross, advocate

... John Barron, advocate105 Cruickshank and Co., hosiers, &c.106 County Fire Office, &c. (Wm. Smith,

jun.)

... Wm. Smith, jun., tea merchant, &c.

107 George Jamieson, jeweller to theQueen

111 David Wyllio and Son, booksellers to

her Majesty1 13 Wm. Hay, bootmaker115 Wm. Ramage, architect

... Writing Academy, G. C. M'Conachie

... William Hunter, commission agent

... James Asher, agent for West of Eng-land Insurance Co.

... James Asher, commission merchant

... Wm. Duthie, advocate

... James Fraser and Son, boot and shoe-

makers117 James Lumsden and Co., clothiers

119 A. Morrison, silk mercer, &c.121 James Laing, ironmonger... Advocates' Hall and Library... James Brebner, Advocates' Buildings

... George Grub, Advocates' do.

122 James Allan and Sons, cabinetmakers

122£ P. Bsveridge, manufacturer123 White and Hutcheon, shawl merchants,

&c.

123J Alexander Duthie, advocate

123J John Willett, C. E. (D. R. Co. andA. B. Co.)

... C. Cattanach and Co., tailors

... C. Stewart, book agent

... James Cassie, portrait and landscapepainter

124 Miss Cameron, dressmaker... Rev. William Gillespie

125 Alex. Glegg, confectioner

126 John Nicol, clothier

127 Milne, Low, and Co.128 John Lyell and Co., gunmakers129 John D. Milne, sen. and jun., advocates

130 Mrs. Millar's lodgings

... John Mollison

... Patrick Cooper, advocate

... Miss Greig, lodgings

... Mrs. Robb, lodgings131 Farquharson and Co., merchants

131^ David Davidson, cabinetmaker132 John Barnett, cabinetmaker and uphol-

sterer

133 David Walker, hairdresser

136 John Ford, flint-glass merchant... John Veitch, manager (J. Ford)

(belmont street)137 David Pirie, agent138 Aberdeen Hotel, Wm. M'Gregor139 Jas. Saint, jun., silk mercer, &c.

141 P. Williamson and Son, druggists

143 Harry Williamson (of P. W. & Son... P. Williamson (ofP. W. and Son) h

146 Alex. Smith, land surveyor

14-7 George Marquis, accountant

... James H. Chalmers, advocate

... Chalmers and Farquhar, advocates

... John Cook, horse hirer

... Miss Prior, teacher

... John Will, late mail guard149 Geo. Sutherland, silk mercer150 Charles Begg... James Edmond, advocato

151 M. Rettie and Sons, silversmiths

152 William Stephen, cabinetmaker155 J. Littlejohn, fancy worsted warehouse156 Miss Brebner, of Lairney

158 Patrick Pirie, jun,, manufacturer160 W. J. Lumsden of Balmedie162 Alexander Kilgour, M.D.164 John Shields, confectioner

166 Misses Massie, milliners

168 Alex. Gordon, druggist

170 John Fraser, watchmaker175 Thomas Will, manufacturer

177 North of Scotland Railway Office

... Robert Milne, civil engineer, and se^

cretary Great North of Scotland

Railway... John Garden (Richards and Co.)


177 Mrs. Yule, lodgings

... Samuel Paterson, book-keeper (N. of

S. Railway)A. and W. Ogilvie, cabinetmakersHenry A. Dewnr, surgeon dentist

Chas. and Thos. Robb, silk mercersJames Moir and Co., clothiers and

tailors

Gilford and Son, carvers and gilders

Peter Beveridge, manufacturerPeter Beveridge, M.D. surgeonMrs. Kenneth StewartThomas Baird, cabinetmakerGeorge B. Bothwell, candle manufac-

turer

Mrs. Isabella MorriceWilliam Andrew, druggist

William Lawrie, bookbinder &c.Robert Dyce, M.D.M. Rettie and Sons, lamp manufactu-

rers, and purveyors of oil to her Ma-jesty

Skinner and Wilsone, advocatesMrs. General Dyce(crown street)T. and G. Gordon, grocers

Charles Davidson, druggist, k. 207William Milne and Son, grocers—213 Wood and Co., piano-forte saloon

Geo. Glegg and Sons, confectioners

West End AcademyMiss Robertson, dressmaker, &e.J. Marr, piano-forte saloon

James Catto, shoemaker(dee street)Receiving Post-Office

J. Fraser and Co., grocers, &c.

William Coutts, painter

Anthony A. Blaikie, advocate, h.

James Mein, dentist

John Cadenbead, M.D.Alex. Davidson of DesswoodMrs. D. Davidson(bon-accord street)Wilbam Pirie, M.D.William Williamson, M.D.Mrs. B. WilliamsonMrs. Urquhart of Craigston

J. and Anthony Blaikie. advocates

Alexander Stronach, writer

John Blaikie, advocateMiss Farquharson of Ballogie

Alexander M'Donald, M.D., late of

Royal Artillery

Miss InnesDavid Blaikie (of Blaikie and Sons)John Blaikie, Yost. (Blaikie Brothers)Mrs. Moir of ParkHenry Lumsden of Auchindoir

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257 William Keith, M.D.2(31 We Hogarth, men-bant -

262 Watson and Son, stonecutters

263 John Duncan, advocate(bon-accord row)

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UNION PLACE,From Union street to Alford place.

W. A. Skene of LethentyMiss Forsyth

Hardy Robinson (Robinson Crum & Co.)

Misses ShandFrancis Clerihew, advocateJ. & J Dick, grocers

Mrs. Stuart of Laithers

Jam^s Keith, druggist

William WatsonJames Keith, druggist

Mrs. LindsayJohn Hall, merchantRoderick Adam, bakerProfessor David GrayRoderick Adam, baker

Thomas Sangster, advocateWilliam Burness, druggist

William L. Smith, grocer

George Collie (G. C. and Co.)

Stephen Balfour, M.D. and surgeonJohn Maitland, late merchantMrs. Walker (late Wester Fintray)

John Yeats (of Yeats and Flockhart)

Thomas BestMrs. Le>lie of MewsieAlexander Low (M. L. and Co.)John Barnett, upholsterer

Nath. Farquhar, advocate (C. and F.)

John Bruce, agent

Miss Dingwall Fordycft

John Warren, G. P. O.Wm. Gall, jun., painter

John Geddes, M. D.Jas. Edwards and Co., shoemakersGeorge Ogilvie, M.D.Miss Still of MilldenMisses M'Gillivrav, boarding-school

C. G. Duguid (of J. D. and Co.)

Mrs. Forbes Robertson

UNION TERRACE,From Union Bridge to Skene terrace,

2 John Robertson, advocate... Lumsden and Robertson, advocates

3 Miss Lambert, boarding school

7 Daniel B. Preston, Customs8 Peter Cleland, artist

9 Robert Smith, surgeon

10 Rev. W. M'Gilivray, D.D., Free Gilc,

12 William Clark, ironmonger


14 Charles Chalmers, advocate

... James Hay Chalmers, advocate

16 Mrs. Captain Robert Carmichael

19 Mrs. Wood, lodgings

20 John, Muriro, late inspector of taxes

21 Lieut. Win. Anderson, chief constable

and superintendent of the GreatNorth of Scotland Railway Con-stabulary

22 Miss Gordon, dressmaker and lodgings

32 Mrs. Elmslie, lodgings

... D. Munro, bootmaker33 Thomas Gibson, shuttlemaker

... Alexander Levie, shipmaster

34 John Macbeth (of J. and S ) h.

... Mrs. M'Nie, lodgings

... Mrs. Cameron

... Mrs. A. Gordon36 Mrs. Anderson, lodgings

... John Emslie, coppersmith

... Charles Smith, tailor

... Miss Bruce, lodgings

Miss Millar, dressmakerMiss Elizabeth M' QueenMrs M'Donald, lodgings

Miss M'Donald, teacher

Miss Justice, milliner

G. Mitchell, painter

Miss Urquhart, dressmaker

George Paterson (William Paterson

and Co.)

Miss E. Barron, lodgings

Mrs. Tennant, lodgings

Mrs. Shirreff, dressmakerThomas Forbes, salesmanMiss Carter

Mrs. Turner, lodgings

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UNION ROW,

From Union street to Summer street.

7 Robert Ness, coachbuilder

. Patrick Singer (D. Wyllie and Son)

. Miss Singer, dressmakerMiss Eraser of Fraserfield

James Jamieson (J. Fraser and Co.)

Alexander Leslie, late of Jamaica-

Robert Ness, coachbuilder

James Davidson, plasterer

James Traii, wright, &c.George Wood, clerk, P. O.

Mrs. Wood, nurse

Robert Middleton, builder

George Falconer (J. F. and Co.)

William Keith, slater

Miss Watson, dressmaker and milliner

Robert Fyfe, gardener

William Robertson, commercial tra-

veller (B and Co.;

27 John M'Kinnon, coachmaker28 David Davidson, cabinetmaker, &c.30 George Gordon, hair manufacturer36 Alexander Chalmers, shoemaker38 Alex. Alexander, jun., shipmaster

UNION WYND,From Union vow to Summer street.

1 Miss Stephen, day school

2 W. Stephen, cabinetmaker5 William Anderson, builder

UNION LANE,From Union street to Guestrow.

6 William Ewen, tailor

7 Arthur Fraser, innkeeper

UNIVERSITY EOAD,From College bounds to King street road.

UPPERKIRKGATE,From Broad street to Schoolhill.

2 Leslie Clark, ft.

2 John Clark, h.

4 Leslie Clark and Son5 Mrs. T. A. Boulton, ft.

6 Mrs. Brown, lodgings

... Mrs. Pirrie, lodgings

... Miss Kelman, lodgings

8, and 10 John Fiddler

J. Stewart, jun., flesher, ft.

Mrs. Anderson, sick nurseR. Mortimer, ironmongerJohn Murray and Son, agentsMrs. Duffus, confectioner

Wm. Shirras, tinsmith

William Mitchell, teacher, ft.

Boys' and Girls' Hospital

Joseph Booth, treasurer

Miss Milne, matronGeorge Booth, spirit dealer

James A. Burnett, merchantFarquhar and Gill, painters

Andrew Donald, late bakerJohn Symon, ft. 29JJohn Smith, tailor, ft.

George Symon, ft.

Mrs. Goodbrand, lodgings

(drum's lane)Alexander Barnett

Mrs. Barnett, corset makerGeorge Duncan, grain chandlerMisses Walker, ft. 40Peter Massie, shoemaker-36 Wm. Sinclair, druggistJames Walker, bookseller

Hugh Deverly, watchmaker

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37 George Morrison, merchant38 Wm. Russel, confectioner

39 Alexander Turriff, h.

41 John Booth, watchmaker42 Robert Ferguson, dyer

43 David Ogg, basketmaker, h.

45 Alex. Rennie, painter

46 Alex. Mennie, merchant47 John Ogilvie, bookseller

48 J. and D. Monro49 A. Masson, auctioneer, h.

50 Robt. Thomson, Broadford Works... Mrs. Ellis

51 William Anderson, umbrella maker52 Alexander Scott, shoemaker53 Gilbert Martin, hairdresser

VICTORIA COURT,54 Castle street.

George Cornwall, printer

Joseph R. Cornwall, printer

William Bain, banker, h.

Gty of Glasgow BankHugh Fraser, h.

VICTORIA PLACE.Wales street.

2 Geo. Chalmers, shipmaster

... John Airth, shoemaker, h.

VICTORIA STREET (WEST),From Albyn place to Skene street west.

7 Mrs M'Farlane of Crathie

9 James Meston, accountant

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Mrs. George Thornton12 Misses Walker13 Principal Dewar, D.D.14 John Robertson, advocate

15 William Donald, painter

18 Adam M. Gray19 Thomas Thomson, gunmaker20 Mrs. John Smith21 Misses Brown22 John Muir24 Miss Lumsden25 James Forbes, cashier (J. & A. Blaikie)

... Mrs P.M. Knox

... Wm. Thomson, traveller (G. Collie andCo.)

,.. Miss Davidson26 Miss Carr

27 James Paull, advocate... Miss Davidson28 Lydia Ann Barclay29 Mi ?s Cruickshank

... Miss Finlason, teacher of music

... Mrs James Scarth

30 John Thomson, clerk

... Duncan M'Pherson31 Mrs William Mair, lodgings

... Mrs. Charles Rainnie32 Mrs. Andrew Oldman35 Wm. Chalmers, (Law & Chalmers)... James Grant, clerk (stamps and taxes)

... Mrs Anderson

... Samuel Anderson, clerk (N. Ass. Office)

37 Alex. D. Milne, Rubislav* Works... William Milne, writer

39 Mrs Fowler... Mrs Neil...' William Chalmers, corn merchant40 Andrew Ciane, shipmaster41 Mrs Kennedy... Misses Angus42 Robert Middleton, builder

43 William Tait

... Mrs Captain Clyne

... Alexander Rae, feuar

... Miss Richardson44 Mrs John M'Gregor48 George Walker (A. Brown & Co.)49 John Colquhon, traveller

... J. C. Walker, clerk (Rettie & Son)50 Alex. M'Farlane, Customs51 John Moir52 Richard Latter, professor of music53 William Davidson, stoneware merchant... Misses Davidson, dressmakers... Mrs. Captain Henderson... Mrs Oliphant55 Mrs Norris

... Miss M'Laggan57 David Morrison... Mrs Professor Paul59 Captain David Stephen... Captain William M'Naughton... James Watt

VIRGINIA STREET,From Commerce street to Weighhouse square.

5 Cowie and Co., brewers... Alexander Leslie, brewer13 Jas. Williams & Sons, coopers, &c.... John Wilken, cooper

... Robert Williams, cooper

14 Wm. Christie, shipmaster

16 Miss Leslie, milliner

18 George Nicol, shoemaker21 Rev. Robert Blackwood22 David Petty, shipmaster

... Miss Stephen, lodgings

23 John Christie, shipmaster

... Andrew Christie, shipmaster

26 John Mollison, grocer

50 George Rennie, grocer

51 Mrs Robertson, midwife

90 STREETS, SQUARES, &c

52£ Geo. Lei tli, grocer

53 Alexander Craig, shipmaster

... James Oakley, do.

56 John Moir & Sons, preservers of fresh

provisions

57 Alexander Harper, grocer

.59 Herman Ganson, shipmaster

60 James Johnston, mealseller

61 John Harper, mealseller

62 Alex. Linklater, shipmaster

... David Benzie, shipmaster

... Andrew Linklater, shipmaster

... Alexander Gellan, carpenter, &c.

... Mrs Gellan, dressmaker

64 James Abel, baker

... Alexander Taylor, shipmaster

65 James Stewart, grocer,

66 James Abel, baker

... Miss Simpson, dressmaker

... James M'Lean, shipmaster

... John D. Mowatt, fishmonger, h.

68 and 70 George Saunders, grocer

69 Miss Mollison

... Alex. Taylor, shipmaster

... John Stewart, brewer and maltst8r

73 James Duthie, night, patrol

... Alexander Yeoman, police

... Robert Tarves, day patrol

... Mrs. M' Braid, sick nurse

79 George Forrest, carter

81 William Shepherd, merchant

... Mrs Brown, lodgings

87 John M'Intosh89 Hugh Fraser, clerk

... James Wood, shipmaster

WALES STREET,

From Park street to Victoria place.

1 John Sharp, spirit dealer

5 Thos. Anderson, spirit dealer

7 Mrs. Leith

13 Andw. Stewart, carter and spirit dealer

37 Mrs. Mitchell, midwife

43 Isabella Harrow, vintner

... Charles Ironside, mate

... John Ironside, clerk

45 George Ross

49 Wm. Smith, spirit dealer

59 Wm. Collie, carter

... James Leask, shipmaster

61 Mrs. Spark

71 Mrs. Leask, grocer

72 George Man- (of Marr & Milne)

... A. Milne, accountant

73 James" Middleton

75 William Findlay, shoemaker

76 Mrs. Gray

... James M'Grigor, writer

79 Williamson and Simpson, eendlemikers

81 Wm. Williamson (of W. & S.)

83 Mrs. Beverly

85 Robert Duncan87 John Gray, flesher

89 Thos. Webster, late merchant

... D. M'Taggart, coal broker

91 Alexander Morrison

93 E. W. Von Laer

95 Robert Howat, Defiance coach guard

95 Wm. Begg, flesher

97 John Leslie, shipmaster

... Wm. Gellan, locker, customs

... Mrs. Leith, late of Ellon

WALES STREET (LITTLE),

From Wales street to Hanover street.

WALKER'S COURT,63 Guestrow.

Female School of Industry, Miss Milne,

matron

WALKER'S COURT,30 Virginia street.

WALKER'S COURT,25 College street.

WALKER'S COURT,37 Shiprow.

WAPPING STREET,

From Trinity street to Lower-denbum.

WATER LANE,From Quay to Virginia street.

WATERLOO QUAY,From Regent quay to York place.

67 James Morgan, carpenter

... John Gibb & Son, stone merchants

79 John Lyon, spirit dealer

80 John Duffus, ship chandler, &c.

... Mrs. Boadin, lodgings

... John Cargill, shipmaster

82 Alexander Duthie, shipbuilder

... George Collie, shipmaster

... Thomas Howling, shipmaster

84 Mrs. Anderson, spirit dealer

WATERLOO STREET,

From Garvock street to Waterloo quay.

1 Robert Scorgie, spirit dealer

Alex. Watt, Inverury Mill warehouse

Wm. Duthie, shipowner

A. Reid, treasurer

A. G. Bower, dockmaster


WATT'S COURT,46 Virginia street.

WATT'S COURT,111 Gallowgate.

WAVERLEY PLACE,From Victoria street west to Rubislaw.

1 Andrew Anderson, shipowner

... James Thomson, customs

3 John Angus7 William Ramage, architect

... Charles Ramage9 Norval Clyne, advocate

1 1 Mrs. Robert Mathew

WEBSTER'S COURT,72 Shiprow.

WEBSTER'S COURT,19 East North street

WEIGH HOUSE SQUARE,Quay.

1 William Steel, spirit dealer

9 Robert Catto, spirit dealer

10 Robert Brown, shore porter

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Simon M'Leod, grocer

17 John Begg of Lochnagar distillery

WELL COURT,14 Broad street.

John Walker, clerk

2 James Brownie, paper ruler, &c.

WELLINGTON PLACE,From Union place to Southbridge.

1 James Black (J. Black and Co.)

2 John Mollison, baker

3 John Dun, teacher (Grammar School)

... Miss Smith

... Mrs. Reid

4 Thomas Soutar, Inland Revenue officer

6 Marianus Massie, advocate

8 Barbara Law, merchant

10 and 12 J. A. Findlay, druggist

) 4- Mrs. Yeats of AuquharneyLeslie Durno, mealseller

WELLINGTON ROAD,From Lower Dee street to Wellington Bridge.

Charles Souper, shoemaker

Wra. M'Kay, tailor

James Milne, spirit dealer

Wm. Cormack, terminus inn

Francis Livingston, ale dealer

WELLINGTON STREET,From Waterloo quay to Links.

14 George M. Thomson, (Customs)

... Alex. Adamson16 Robert Alexander, shipmaster

18 Mrs. Nieol, vintner

26 Mrs. Sword, vintner

28 John Newton, shipmaster

47 James Wishart (of Hall and Son)

... Andrew Lakie, engineer

49 James Cumming, carpenter

... Patrick Allan, shipmaster

52 Alexander Forbes... Andrew Forbes

53 John Duthie, shipbuilder

54 Alexander M'Donald, sailmaker

... David Bell, joiner

55 Mrs. Davidson, lodgings

... John Robertson, shipmaster

... James Allan, shipmaster

WEST STREET,From Spa street to Jack's brae.

2 Csesar Altria, glass blower, //.

7 John Taylor, h. 12

13i Alex. Falconer

16 Alex. Matthew18 George Trail, jun., grocer, h.

20 Miss Reid22 J. Sutherland, grocer, h. 24

24 Alex. Badenoch, tailor

47 George Cay, grocer, h, 45

60 James Smith

65 John Johnston

WHITEHOUSE STREET,From Chapel street to Skene place.

1 1 John Air, cartwright, &c.

... Miss Cormack, dressmaker

15 Mrs. Martin

... Mrs. T. Meston18 John Peterkin, wright

... Miss Peterkin, milliner

27 Mrs. Esson, lodgings

30 Alex. Jamieson, drill sergeant

31 Misses Sy miners

32 Mrs. A. Smiih

... David Smith, clerk

... Alex. Shewan, jobbing gardener

37 John Fraser, watchmaker

38 Peter Crombie, jeweller

... John Tough, wright

39 Alexander Black, clerk

40 Low and Chalmers, builders

41 James Black, builder

43 Miss Craig

... Mrs. Wilson, lodgings

44 Miss Humphrey

92 STREETS, SQUARES, &<s.

WILSON'S COURT,91 Broad street.

William M'Pherson, bookseller

Mrs. J. Gordon, lodgings

WINDMILLBRAE,From Green to Crown street.

7 Mrs Cattanach, straw hat and bonnet

maker9 John Bell, cooper

22 Mrs Fraser, midwife

23 Charles Smith, grocer

25 Walter Howie, spirit dealer

29 William Campbell, shoemaker

... John Ferguson, tailor

35 Win. Duff, grocer, h.

36 Alexander Morgan, hairdresser

45 George Brand, carter

48 Archibald Knowles, grocer & provision

merchant

49 Arthur Law, grocer

57 J. Murray, stoneware merchant

58 A. Coutts, turner and shuttle maker

61 Mrs Forbes, dressmaker

... Mrs Stephenson

62 David Coutts, grocer

63 John Anderson, plumber

66 George Ewen, turner

... George Duncan, clerk

68 John Mitchie, tinsmith

69 John Elmslie, coppersmith

71 George Watson, saw trimmer

74 Mrs Strath

75 Mrs John Mitchie, poultry shop

76—77 William Henderson, painter, work-

shop

79 Murdoch M'Leod, innkeeper

WINDSOR PLACE,From Thistle lane to Victoria street west.

1 Mrs. Macandrew2 John Milne, clerk of police

3 John Hodge, cutler

WINLAW'S COURT,107 Gallowgate and 72 Loch street.

Wm. Paterson

Alex. Watson, merchant

WINDY WYND,From Gallowgate to Spring garden.

15 William Henderson, spirit dealer

... John Henderson, tailor

21 George Mutch, spirit dealer

25 William Robertson, spirit dealer

10 William M'Pherson

... Arthur Clark, feuar

WOOLMANHILL.From Schoolhill to Steps of Gilcomston.

17 Miss E. Lumsden, broker

26 James Watson, grocer, h. 21

28 John M'Kirdy, clockmaker29 Wm. Rezen, tailor

34 Henry Jackson, M.D.35 William Morgan, hairdresser

37 Adam Rice, shoemaker

40 John Leslie, manufacturer

42 George Mitchell and Co.

43 Johnston Pirie

45 George Midgeley48 Christian Menzies

... Mrs. William Willox

... Mrs. Dalgarno, sick nurse

49 Charles Strachan, grocer

50 Mrs. Tulloch, lodgings

51 James Laing, chemist, h. 50

52 James Sheriffs, grocer

55 Miss Elizabeth Miller

64 David Imray, h.

65 John Harris, spirit dealer

66 James Reith, gardener

67 David Reid, broker

75 Peter Grant, grocer h.

77 Charles Smith, tailor, h.

79 G. Connon and Co., brokers

80—83 James Green, clothier, h.

84 A. and W. Stark, fleshers, h.

YEATS LANE,From Canal terrace to Summer lane.

2 Daniel Mearns, shipmaster

3 Alex. Campbell and Co., bakers

8 John Morgan, shipowner

YEATS COURT,30 Netherkirkgate.

James and David Young, teachers of

music

YORK PLACE,From Waterloo quay to York street.

William Duthie, shipowner

25 Robert Johnston, merchaut

27 Robert Parrot, shipmaster

... Alex. Stephen, shipmaster

... Alex. Gauld, shipmaster

... John Smith

29 David Copland, merchant

31 William Cormack, grocer

YORK STREET,From Wellington street to the New Pier.

1 Miss Watt, spirit dealer

4 William Anderson


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17

18

19

344041

43

Donaldson Rose and Co., timber mer-

chants

George Liddle, shipmaster

Archibald Cook, spirit dealer

John Nieol, teacher

John Collie, ropemaker

James Macarthie. boatman, customs

Lewis Fyfe, blockmaker

George Garden, spirit dealer

Mrs. Andrew Still, grocer

James Anderson, blacksmith

John Skinner, boat builder

James Connon, mealseller

James Moir, ropemaker

Thomas Smith, boatman

Mrs. Smith, spirit dealer

Mrs. Peter LigertwoodRichard Taylor, engineer

Mrs. Howling, lodgings

G. B. Allen, shipmaster

44 David Main, shipmaster45 Mrs. Alexander Hall48 Wm. Rattray, manufacturing chemist119 Wm. Hall (of A. Hall and Sons)

YOUNG STREET,From Gallowgate to Loch street

5 Alexander David&on, h.

9 Alexander Cairney1 1 James Crombie, h.

13 Alexander Paul

14 G. Robb, wholesale grocer

... Alex. Milne of Pittrichie

16 William Anderson, principal beadle,

North Church24 Misses Allan, dressmakers

... J. Wishart, organ builder

... Mrs. Allan, lodgings

34 William M'Kenzie

GENERAL DIRECTORY

CITY OF ABEEDEEN.

18 5 4-55.

Abel, James, baker, 64, h. 66 Virginia street

William, provision merchant, 45, Com-

merce street

Abercrombie, Alexander, 31 Gallowgato

Aberdein, G. A., commercial traveller (G.

Inglis, Crown court, h. 56 Union st.

Aberdeen Advertiser Office, 4 Belmont street

Banking Co., 53 Castle street

Baths, 5 Crooked lane and 40 St Andrew-

street

Blind Asylum, Huntly street, George

Troup, managerBrick and Tile Co.'s Works, Clayhills;

office, 13 Market street

Carpet Warehouse (wholesale and re-

tail), 1 Lower Dee street

Coach Manufacturing Co., 7 Frederick st.

ICommercial Company; Lime, Coal, bone

manure, and grain merchants, Provost

Blaikie's Quay; James Home, ma-

nager

Deaf and Dumb Institution, 31 Belmont

street ; John Weir, master

Eye and Ear Institution, 11 Littlejohn-

street; open every lawful morning,

between nine and ten o'clock; sur-

geon, G. Rainy, M.D., h. 17 Golden

square

Free Press Office, Concert court, 12

Broad street

Foundry, 102 Loch street

...... General Dispensary, Lying-in and Vac-

cine Institution, 36 Upperkirkgate

;

medical attendants, Drs. Campbell,

Leslie, Galen, Smith, Templeton,

and Forsyth

Herald Newspaper & printing repository,

7 Queen street

Horse Repository, 81 George street 10

Crooked lane; Peter Elder and Co.,

proprietors

...... Horse Bazaar, 31 St Andrew street

Aberdeen Horse Bazaar, George Harrison,

proprietor, h. 28 St Andrew street

Hotel, 138 Union street, Union bridge

Journal office, 28 & 29 Adelphi court,

Union street

Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.'s Office,

65 QuayLime Co ; lime, coal, bone manure,

nitrate of soda, and guano merchants,

2 Provost Blaikie's quay; Murrayand Morrison, managers

Writing Academy; G. C. M'Conachie,

teacher, 115 Union street

Market Company; Adam and Anderson,

75 Union street, treasurers

Meal and Provision Society Merchants,

14 George street ; John A. Machray,

manager, h. 20 West street

Mechanics' Institution, 17 Market st;

secretary, Alex. Yeats, accountant,

47 Schoolhill

Mechanics' Library, 17 Market street

...... Medical and Chirurgical Society's Hall,

King street

Merchant Seamen's Fund Office ; George

Brock, receiver, 28 Regent quay

Musical Academy, conducted by MrDavie and Mrs Hunter, 3 Langstane

Place

...... Mutual Assurance andFriendly Society;

office, 47 Schoolhill; Alex. Yeats,

actuary

Mutual Marine Insurance Association,

58 Marischal st., R. Connon, sec.

and Newcastle Steam Co's Office, 47

Marischal street

Quill Manufactory, 47 Queen street

Railway Office, Market street

Rope& Sail Co.'s Office, Links, Footdee

Salmon's Co.'s Office, 31 Gallowgate:

icehouse, Fish street

Salt Cellar, 1 Drum's lane

CITY OF ABERDEEN. 95

Aberdeen Sea Insurance Co., 57 Marischal st

;

A. Matthew, manager, h. 24 Maris-

chal street

Steam Navigation Co., Waterloo quay ;

T. Anderson, manager, h. above office

Town and County Bank, 93 Union street

Young men's Literary Union, 4 Queen st

Union Club, Market street

Aberdeenshire Canal office ; AlexanderJopp,advocate, manager, Jopp's court,

Gallowgate

Abemethy, George, civil engineer, 3 Dee pi.

James and Co., iron founders, engineers,

millwrights, machine makers, black-

smiths, and boiler makers, Ferryhill

FoundryJames (of J. Abemethy and Co.) Ferry-

hill Cottage

Robert (of J. A. and Co.) Ferryhill

Mrs, sen., Ferryhill

Accidental Death Insur. Company, London ;

A. Masson, 4 Queen street, agent

Adam, Alexander, slater, 57 CausewayendAlexander, manager, Aberdeen Salmon

Co., Fish street

Alexander, feuar, 36 Catherine street

Adam and Anderson, advocates, 75 Union st.

, and Brewster, stonecutters, 124; WestNorth street

George, and Co,, tailors and clothiers, 3

Castle street

James (editor of the Aberdeen Herald)

110 High street, Old Aberdeen

James (of Russell & Adam) 18 Union

street, h. 26 Broad street

James (cf A.&B.) A. 35 West North st.

Rev. John (Free South Church) 30 Bon-

accord terrace

John, timber merchant, 177-J George st.,

h. 25 North Broadford

John, blacksmith, Mr Laing's work,

Bowbridge, h. 8 Langstane place

Robert, advocate, 40 King street, A. 100

Chapel street

Roderick, baker, 14, h. 16 Union place

William, advocate (Adam & Anderson)

William, jun., advocate, 62 Skene street

William, town-serjeant, 27 Frederick st.

William, feuar, 1 13 CausewayendAdams, George, publisher of Aberdeen Adver-

tiser, 4 Belmont street

William, broker, 16 Marischal street

Misses, milliners, 41 Spittal, Old Abdn.Adamson, Alexander, tinsmith, 17 Gallow-

gate, h. 11 Littlejohn street

Alex, cabinetmaker, 14 Wellington st.

Henry, ship and insurance broker, 57Marischal street, h. 51 Schoolhiil

JohnR., clerk (A. and W. Nicol) 60Marischal street

Adamson, Robt., weaver, 14 Langstane place

William, sharebroker, agent for the

Edinburgh Life Assurance Company,25 Marischal street, h. 7 Albert st.

Mrs, 5 Albert street

Advocates' Society's Hall and Library, Advo-cates' buildings, Union street

Affleck, Andrew, 2 Affleck place, Affleck st.

Edward, Star Hotel, 190 George street

Age Assurance Co., 90 Union street, A. L.

Groundwater, secretary

Agriculturist Insurance Co. ; agent, Ak'x.

Duthie, 123J Union street

Aiken, Alex., gardener, 1 Strawberry bank,

HardgateAlexander, shore porter, 45 Castle st.

James, missionary, 83 College street

James, boot andshoemaker, 57 Broad st.

James, clerk (Northern Assurance Co.),

103 Chapel street

...... James, jun., ship and insurance broker,

agent for Lloyds, &c. 88 King street,

h. Ruby Cottage, North Silver st.

William, hairdresser and perfumer, I

South Silver street

Air, John, wright, ] 1 Whitehouse street

Airth, John, shoemaksr, 2 Justice street, h.

3 Victoria place

John, jun., tea dealer, 1 Union buildings,

h. 74 Bon-accord street

Aitken, Rev. John (Original Antiburgher

Church), 26 Skene terrace

Alexander, Alexander, shipmaster, 3 Spring-

bank terrace

Alex., jun., shipmaster, 38 Union rowDavid, Gooseberrybank, Bon-accord

terrace

George, cabinetmaker, 93 Chapel- st.

James, overseer 275 George-st.

James K. (Abd. and Newcastle SteamNavigation Co.) A. 19 Kidd lane

James, clock & watchmaker, 12 School-

hill, h. 24 George street

John, shipmaster (Scottish Maid) 19

Kidd lane

John, grocr, 145, h. 143 Gallowgate

Robert, shipmaster, 16 Wellington-st.

Robert, professor ol dancing and deport-

ment, Diamond street academy, h. 2Spring bank place

Robert, teacher, Public Schools, h. 5Millburn street, Ferryhill

Wm. (of J. Lumsden & Co.) h. 275George street

Mrs., mattrass-maker, 13 South gallery,

New marketMrs., lodgings, 9 Bon-accord lane

Miss, teucher, Sheriff Watson's Femaleschool of Industry, Skene street wess

Miss, 8 Guestrow

96 GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Alcock, Miss, 14 Bon-accord street

Alfred Life Assurance Association ; Wm.Gordon, 5 King street, agent

Allan, Alex., chemist and druggist, 44 Green,A. 9 Mounthooly

George, late boatman, Footdee

George, advocate, 1 Marischal-st., agentfor the General (formerly Dissenters')

Fire and Life Assurance Co., London,and Mariners General Life Assur-ance Co., h. 183 King street

George B., shipmaster, 43 York street

George, stabler, 24 Gerrard street

Jas., watch and clockmaker, Holburn-st.

James, cook (City of London) 22 Con-stitution street

James, shipmaster, 55 Wellington -st.

James, grocer and provision merchant,

59 St. Nicholas-st., A. Kingsland place

James, and Sons, cabinetmakers andupholsterers, 122 Union-st. ; manu-factory, 42, A. 37 Dee street

John, advocate, 17 Marischal street, A.

22 Constitution street

John, spirit dealer, 24 GreenNathaniel and Son, grocers, porter and

spirit dealers, 39 Park street

, Pat. B., shipmaster, 49 Wellington-st.

Thomas, shoemaker, 14 Jopp's lane

Wm., cabinetmaker, 2 Gordon's court,

Gordon street

....... William, vintner, 3 and 5 Jack's brae

Mrs., midwife, 48J Gallowgate

Mrs., lodgings, HardgateMiss, guffuring, crimping, and mushing,

17 Lhtlejohn street,

Miss, 71 Bon-accord street

Miss Ann, spirit dealer, 90 GreenMisses, dressmakers, 24 Young street

Allanach, John, steward, 57 Commerce-st.Allardyce and Jopp, wine merchants to the

Queen, stock and sharebrokers, 13

Market street

r William, preserver of fresh provisions,

Clayhill ; office 13 Market street, A.

1 Crown place

Miss (Miss Duncan's) 74 GallowgateMisses, 21 Bon-accord terrace

Allen, Misses (late of Mile-end) Braehead,

Gilcomston

Miss, 70 Dee street

Alerdice, Miss, matron, Female OrphanAsylum, 8 Albyn place

Alliance Life and Fire Assurance Office, Jas.

Black, agent 23 King street

Altrea, Csesar, glass blower and optician to

the Queen and Prince Albert, 16

Skene street, A. 4 Upper DenburnAmerican Vice Consul, John F. White; office

107 King street

Anderson, Adam, blockmaker (A. Duthie &Co.) 10 Church street

Alex., clerk (Henry Ogg and Co., dis-

tillers, Strathdee) h. Rose cottage,

Coopertson place

Alex., advocate (of Adam and Anderson)office, 75 Union street, A. Stocket and4 Dee street

Alex., warehouseman, 136 GallowgateA. and J., painters, glaziers, paper

hangers, carvers and gilders, 33Queen street

Andrew (of A. and J. Anderson) 1

Waverly place

A., dealer in vegetables, 142 Gallowgate,

A. 7 Crooked lane

David, baker, 211 Gallowgate, A. 6

MounthoolyDavid, clerk, (G.N. of S. R. Co.) 15

Fisher-row

George (J. Duguid and Co.) 86 Bon-accord street

George, mason, 50 WoolmanhillGeorge, vintner, 15 Fisher rowGeorge, grocer, 89 John street

James, foreman blacksmith (A. Hall &Sons) 18 York street

James, writer (Adam and Anderson) 9Diamond street

James, billiard rooms, Chronicle court,

10 Queen street

James, slater, 49 St. Nicholas street

James, grocer, porter, and spirit dealer,

202, A. 200 GallowgateJames, night-watchman, 1 South Con-

stitution street

Jas., tea dealer, wine & spirit merchant,

11 Black's buildings, A. 9 Affleck-st.

James, Mains of Craibstone, A. 64 WestNorth street

John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 123Crown street, h. Balmoral place

John, collector of Inland Revenue, 116King street, A. 159 King street

John, plumber, brassfounder, and gas-

fitter, 63, A. 60 WindmillbraeJohn C, hairdresser, 7 St. Nicholas-st.

Robert, day patrol, 95 OausewayendRobert, stabler, 25 Mealmarket street

Robert N., town sergeant, A. 42 NorthCharlotte street

Samuel, clerk ('Northern AssuranceOffice) 35 Victoria street west

Lieut. William, general superintendent

of rural constabulary force, and chief

constable and superintendent of the

Great North of Scotland Railwayconstabulary, 21 Union terrace

Thomas, manager (Steam NavigationCo.) Waterloo quay


Anderson, Thos., gardener and spirit dealer,

25 CausewayendThomas, spirit dealer, 5 Wales street

William, blacksmith, Flourmill lane

William, grain merchant, Barkmill

William, plumber, 43 Constitution-st.

William, builder, 5 Union wyndWilliam, 4 York street

William, clothier, 23 Queen street, A.

25 Queen street

William, writer, Advocates' buildings,

h. Stocket

, William, tinsmith, 49| John street, A.

17 Jopp's lane

William, bookbinder, 159 George-st.

William, umbrella maker, 51 Upper-

kirkgate, A. 12 Gerrard street

Willm., superintendent, harbour police,

h. 6 Martin's lane

Willm., principal beadle, North Church,

and funeral waiter, 16 Young-st.

William, salmon fisher, 4 Trinity quay,

h. 55 ShiprowMrs Captain, 73 Skene square

Mrs James, vintner, Waterloo quay

Mrs, dealer in old clothes, 22 Justice-st.

Mrs, late of Strieker;, 2 West Craib-

stone street

Mrs, Glenburnie Cottage

Mrs, lodgings, 36 Union terrace

Mrs Captain, 3 St. Clement street

Mrs, sick nurse, Burn court, 44 Upper-kirkgate

Mrs William, 38 Union terrace

Mrs, grocer, Holburn street

Mrs, Concert court, Broad street

Mrs, spirit dealer, 84 Waterloo quay

Mrs, provision merchant, 21 George-st.

Mrs, milliner & dressmaker, 171 Georgestreet

Mrs, 35 Victoria street west

Miss, Nelson lane

Miss, dressmaker, 20 Silver street

Misses, milliners and dressmakers, Burncourt, 44 Upperkirkgate

Andrew, William, druggist, 195 Union street,

h. 2 Crown place east

Miss, dressmaker, Holburn street

Miss, lodgings, 49 Broad street

Angus, George, of Tillicorthy, 13 Constitu-

tion street

Esv. H. (United Presbyterian Church)

50 Dee street

Jas., superintendent of Public Baths, 40St. Andrew-st. and 6 Crooked lane

John, advocate and town clerk, office,

Town House, h, 3 Waverley place

Misses, 41 Victoria street west

Miss (of Botriphnie) 74 Dee street

Anton, Mrs, flesher, 89 Basement-floor, NewMarket

Arbuthnott and M'Combie, paper manufac-

turers, 2 Trinity quay

Kobert, paper manufacturer, 2 Trinity

quay, A. Cultermills

Archibald, James, carter and provision mer-

chant, 70 Loch street

Argus Life Assurance Co. , J, Brebner. ad-

vocate, agent, Advocates' buildings

Argo, John, 55 Chapel street

Arthur, Rev. David (George street Chapel)

Maybank Cottage, Hutcheon st. west

Asher, James, commission merchant & agent,

and agent for the West of EnglandInsurance Co., 115 Union street, A. 6

Dee place

Asylum for the Blind, Huntly street; GeorgeTroup, manager

Athenseum News-rooms, 2 Union buildings

Atlas Fire and Lite Office ; J. Blaikie, advo-

vocate, agent, 245 Union street

Auckland, George, spirit dealer, 72 GreenAuld, Miss, staymaker, 48 Loch street

Avery, John, printer, Crown court, 43 Unionstreet, h; 17 Bon-accord street

Badenoch, Alexander, outfitter, 12 Unionstreet, A. 24 West street

Mrs B., lodgings, 50 Castle street

Bain, Alexander, Glasgow Pipe work, 18

Frederick street

Ebenezer, wright, opposite 228 Georgestreet, A. 67 Causewayend

James, spirit dealer, 6 Schoolhill

James, grocer and spirit dealer, 112

GallowgateRobert, broker, 153 GallowgateWilliam (manager City of Glasgow

Bank) Victoria Court, 54 Castle-st.

Miss, lodgings, 8 Castle street

Mrs, confectioner, 10, A. 12 Marischal-st.

Baird, Thomas, cabinetmaker and upholsterer,

191 Union street, workshop, 19 Sum-mer street, A. 52 Chapel street

Baker, R. Hosier, professor of music, 18

North Silver street

...... George, Peterhead mail guard, 54Chapel street

Balfour, James, overseer (Richards and Co.)

26 Skene square

Jas., confectioner, 204, h. 202 George-st.

Stephen, M.D. and M.R.C.S.L., medi-

cal practioner, 22 Union place

William W., professor of dancing, calis-

thenics, &c, academy, County Rooms,

Ai 5 Rosen) ount place

William, traveller (Richards and Co.)

34 Skene street

M

GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Balfour, Mrs, lodgings, 81 Hutcheon st. west

Mrs, lodgings, 30 Gallowgate

Bamford, Mrs, 26 Thistle street

Bance, Mrs, 30 North Silver street

Bank of Scotland Branch, Bank of Scotland

court, 35 Castle-st. ; Arthur Thomp-son, agent

Banks, Mrs, broker, 84 East North street

Bannerman, David, town's drummer, 79 Gal-

lowgate

George, merchant, 7 Albyn place

George, spirit dealer, 118 John street

John, silk dyer, 37 George street

John, late dyer, 13 Rose street

John B., coal merchant and agent for

Leeds and Yorkshire Fire and Life

Assurance Co., 8 Trinity quay, h. 86Crown street

Patrick, and Son, shipowners and coal

brokers, 2£ Trinity quayPatrick, (of P. B. & Son) 2 Trinity quay

Mrs Patrick, 3 Albert street

Thomas, 7 Albyn place

Miss, 7 Albyn place

Barber, James, officer of Inland Revenue,

Glenburnie disiillery, h. 24 Thistle-st

Barclay, George, grocer, 61 Green, h. 5

Prospect terrace, Ferryhill

James W., 21 QuayJohn, dealer in porter, ale, and ginger

beer, 20J Harriet-st., h. 16 Loch-st.

Lydia Ann, 28 Victoria street west

Miss, teacher, Bridge of DeeBarker, James (of J. B. and Sons) h. Gor-

don's Mills

John P. brace and cap manufacturer,

3 Jopp's-lane, h. near Murtle station,

Deeside

John, and Sons, woollen manufacturers,

81 Loch street

Barkway, Mrs, vintner, 39 St. Andrew-st.

Barnett, Alexander, principal beadle (Free

West Church) undertaker, and ca-

binetmaker, 33 Upperkirkgate

Alexander, shipmaster, 25 KegentquayJohn, cabinetmaker, upholsterer, and

auctioneer, 132 Union street; cabi-

net manufactory, Rose street, h. 32

Union place

William, schoolmaster, and inspector of

poor, NiggWidow, provision merchant, 43 West

North street

Barron, John, Advocate, 103 Union street,

h. Balmoral place

...... Lambert, advocate, 64 Union street, h.

83 Cro^n street

William, fiesher, 41 New-market, h.

Rubislaw

Barron, Miss E., lodgings, 39 Union terrace

Mrs A., 121 Crown street

Barry, Henry and Co., ironfounders and ma-nufacturers of bone manure, 102 and104 Loch street

Bate, James, and Co., spirit dealers, 90 Ship-

rowBatten, Abraham, commission agent, 6 and 7

Adelphi, h. 158 King street

Baxter, Andrew, cattle and sheep salesman,

95 King street

Rev. Daniel, chaplain, prison, Lodge-walk

Mrs James, broker, 73 GallowgateJohn, spirit dealer, 6 Crooked-lane

John, turner and shuttle maker, 93

George street

Thomas, baker, 29 Chapel street

W. J. and Co., grocers, 3 Cause^ayendWilliam, engineer, 19 York street

Misses, 5 Skene place

Bean, William, writer, 245 Union street, h.

36 Union terrace

Beaton, John, Hairdresser, 32 Marischal-st.

Mrs, lodgings, Craigie street

Mrs, lodgings, 5 Nelson street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 42

Queen street

Beattie, Alex., hairdresser, 13 ShiprowFrancis, blacksmith, 6, h. 7 Barnett's

close

James F., land surveyor, valuator, andengineer ; office, 2 Bon-accord square

h, 6 East Craibstone street

John, mealseller, 101 Gallowgate

John, painter and glazier, 3 Marischal

st. h. 6 Prospect terrace, Ferry-hill

William, provision merchant, 18, h. 44Harriet street

Mrs, midwife, 6 West street

Mrs, 6 Prospect terrace, Ferryhill

Beggrie, Mrs, midwife, 10 Catto square

Begg, Alexander, 1 Rosemount terrace

Charles, piano-forte maker and tuner,

saloon, 150 Union street, h. 41 Deestreet

John (late stabler) 14 Dee village

John, distiller to the Queen, Lochnagar,wine and spirit merchant ; office,

Weigh-house square, k. 9 QuayWm., 46 New market, h. 95 Wales -st.

William, baker, 3 and 5 Frederick-st.,

and 62 Schoolhill, h. 60 Schoolhill

Bell, Lieut. A. (H.E.I.C.S.) merchant, h. 2

Dee place

David, joiner, 54 Wellington street

Dugald, clerk (J. and P. Cameron)John, cooper, 7 Windmillbrae, h. 8

College street

CITY OP ABERDEEN. 99

Bell, Rannie, and Co., of Leith, wine, spirit,

and liqueur merchants ; John Sheed,

agent, 4+ Marischal street

Bell's (Dr.) School, Frederick street

Belgain Consul, Alexander Thorn, 21 QuayBennett, William, printer, 42 Castle street,

h. 27 Constitution street

, William, blacksmith, (Blaikie Brothers)

4 Catto square

Mrs Robert, spirit dealer, 57 East, Northstreet

Benson, Samuel, grocer and spirit dealer, 141

Skene street, h. 141J Skene-st.

Benson, Misses, dressmakers, milliners, andstraw hat makers, 141J Skene-st.

Benton, Alexander, fleslier, 12 & 260 Georgestreet, h. 40 Catherine street

Mrs, flesher, 260 George street

Benzie, David, shipmaster, (Prospect) 62Virginia street

William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer,

206 Gallowgate, h. above shop

Berry, James, optician, marine chronometerand watch maker, 88 Union street, h,

1 Dee place

James, gardener and riddel maker, 8

Broadford lane

John, flesher, 44 George street

John Edward, clerk (Wm. Skinner,

advocate)

W. & J. linen manufacturers, 14 Queenstreet, h. 18 Skene terrace

Mrs, dealer in fruit, &c, 108 George-st.

Miss, lodgings, 86 George street

Best, Thomas (late banker) 27 Union place

Beveridge, Peter, manufacturer of bed andtable linen ; warehouse, 122£ Unionstreet h. 189 Union-st. & Peterburn,

NiggRobert, M. D., surgeon, 189 Union-st.

Robert, bed & table linen manufacturer,

39 St. Nicholas st., h. 25 Ferryhill

place

Thomas Gordon, 122J Union street, h.

28 Ferryhill place

Beverly, Alex., teacher (Grammar School) h.

Rosemount place

William, (Catto, Thomson, and Co.) 83Wales street

Beverley, Mrs Robert, 83 Wales street

Bible Society Depository; G. King, bookseller,

28 St. Nicholas street

Bicknell, Misses, boarding and day school, 9

North Silver street

Bird, James (of G. & B.) 41 NetherkirkgateWilliam, clerk (Broadford Works) h.

27 Blackfriars street

Birnie, Alex., innkeeper, Ferryboat tavern,

Footdee

Birnie, George, of Johnstone place, h. John-stone place

John, of Ashgrove, h. AshgroveWilliam, painter, glazier, and paper

hanger, 81 King street

Moses, surgeon, billet master, 31

LongacreBirss, Robert, manufacturing chemist, 22 and

28 Park street, h. 34 Park street

Bisset, David, officer of Inland Revenue, /*.

187 George street

George, general merchant, Holburn-st.

James, keeper of the Court-house, h.

Court-house, Lodge walkJohn (of J. & W.) 122 Crown street

John and William, wholesale grocers, 37Queen street

William (of J. & W.) 124 Crown-st.William, innkeeper, 6 Mealmarket-st.William, criminal officer, 16 ShiprowPeter, builder, 110 Loch street

Mrs James, lodgings,

Mrs James, lodgings, 66 John street

Mrs, sick nurse, 6 Black's buildings

Black, Alexander, cleik (Aberdeen Bank) 39Whitehouse street

Andrew, of Fosterhill, h. Fosterhill

& Ferguson, wine merchants, 12 Broadstreet

James, builder, 41 Whitehouse street

Jas. (Jas. Black and Co.) 1 Wellingtonplace

James, (Milne, Cruden, and Co.) 33Constitution street

James and Co. stock, share, and producebrokers, and forwarding agents to the

Queen, H.R.H. Prince Albert, andthe Duchess of Kent; 23 King street

John, shoemaker, 23 Justice street

John, wright, 1, A. 61 College street

...... Joseph, tailor, headbeadle(Free HolburnChurch) and funeral waiter, 8 Lang-stane place

...... William (of Black and Ferguson) h.

201 Union street

William and Co., brewers & distillers,

DevanhaWilliam, secretary, (Aberdeen Com-

mercial Co.) h. 7 Affleck street

Mrs, lodgings, 149 George street

Mrs, register office, 29 George street

Miss, 4 Albyn place

Blackball, James and Co., drapers & hatters,

39 Union street

James (of J. B. and Co.) 7 Rosemountterrace

Mrs, lodgings, 97 Chapel street

Blackwood, Rev. Robert (Free Union Church)21 Virginia 3treet


Blaikie, Alexander F. 245 Union street

Brothers, iron founders, engineers,

millwrights, boilermakers, and gene-

ral blacksmiths, Footdee iron works

David (of John Biaikie and Sons) 253Union street

John (J. & A. Blaikie) 245" Union street

, John, yngst., (of Blaikie Brothers) h.

253 Union street

...... Anthony Adrian (J. and A. Blaikie) 224

Union street

J. and A., advocates, 245 Union street

John and Sons, plumbers, brassfounders,

gas-fitters, coppersmiths, pewteiers,

zinc workers, and gas-meter manufac-

turers, Littlejohn street

Thomas (of J. Blaikie and Sons) 32 Bon-

accord terrace

Mrs John, Devanha house

Mrs, grocer, 101, h. 1 Charles street

CausewayendMrs Provost, Craigiebuckler

Miss, Cooperston place

Blair, John, spirit dealer, 8 ShiprowBlake, James, 11 Union buildings

Bland, Jame^, Captain, adjutant Aberdeen-

shire militia, 65 Bon-accord street

Boaden, Wm., shipmaster (London) 57 QuayMrs, Richard, lodgings, 80 Waterloo

quayBon- Accord Blind Asylum, Huntly street

;

Geo. Troup, managerUnion Cotton mill Co., Poynernook

Bonar, James T., clerk, 9 Charles street

Bonnjnnan, James, blacksmith, 19 Loch-st.

John, jun., (of J. and J. Bonnyman) A.

19 Loch street

James and John, blacksmiths and bell-

hangers, 19 Loch street

Mrs, cook-shop, 198 Gallowgate

Booth, George, Springbank, Dee street

George, grocer, 21 Upperkirkgate

James, grocer and spirit dealer, 2 Bal-

tic street

James, boilermakef (Blaikie Brothers),

St. Clement court, St. Clement-st.

James, merchant, 28 Queen street

James, M.D., surgeon, 27 Qoeen-st.

John, late mason, M'Lean's court, 50

GallowgateJohn, watch and clockmaker, 41 Up-

perkirkgate, h. 5 Black's buildings

Joseph, treasurer of Boys' and Girls'

Hospitals, k. Springbank, Dee street

William, chimney-sweep, Albion court,

18 Castle street

William P., ship and insurance broker,

commission agent, and merchant, 56Marisohal street, h, 28 Queen-st.

Borthwick, Andrew, silk and woollen dyer,

scourer, cloth fuller and dresser, dye-

works, 76, h. 74 Loch street

William, candlemaker, 36 East Northstreet

Bothwell, Alexander, confectioner, 18 Broadstreet, and 36 New market gallery,

h. Chronicle court, 10 Queen street

George B., candle manufacturer, 25

Justice street, h. 193 Union street

John, shoemaker, 33 and 35 Broad-st.,

h. 68 Skene square

Mis G., lodgings, 1 Rose street

...... Margaret, Greenbank, 31 North Broad-

ford

Boulten, Mrs T. A., milliner and dressmaker,

85 Broad street, h. 5 Upperkirkgate

Bow, Hugh, keeper of Medical Hall, King-st

Bowie, Miss, lodgings, 29 Broad street

June, cook-shop and register office, 72Guestrow

Bower, Alexander G., dock-master, h. 69Waterloo street

Bowman, Andrew (of Bowman and Co.) 31

Huntly street

...... Andrew, jun., (of Kerr and Bowman)28 Thistle street

and Co., plasterers, 8 Shuttle street

Mrs James, victualling house, 73 Queenstreet

Miss, white seamstress, Cruden's court,

22 Broad street

Boyd, Andrew F., commission merchant, 38Marischal street, h. Cherry-bank

Cottage, Bon-accord terrace

John, supervisor of inland revenue, Hol-

burn street, A. Cherry-bank cottage,

Bon-accord terrace

John, mail guard, 187 George street

Mrs G. H., 15 North Silver street

Mrs, 52 Chapel street

Mrs William, 83 Hutcheon street

Misses, Mackie-place

Boyle, Alexander, teacher, North Parish

School, h. above school

Martin, spirit dealer, 25 Park lane

Boys' School of Industry, 45 Guestrow

Brakenridge, James, boot-closer, k. 57 John

street

Brands and Scorgie, ship builders, Inches

Andrew (of Brands and Scorgie) Canal

lane

Brand, Alexander, accountant and assurance

agent, 103 Union-st., h. 7 Dee place

George, spirit dealer, 7 East North

street

William, (successor to G. Booth and

Son) jeweller and watchmaker, 48

Broad-st., h. 33 Charlotte-st,


Brand, George, carter, 43 Windmillbrae

John, shoemaker, 17 Dee village

Brander, Robert, wrigkt, 87 John street

Brantingham, George, grocer, 68, h. 55

Schoolhill

J. W., grocer, 130 George street, /*. 55Schoolhill

Brebner, Alexander, broker, 9 Drum's lane

George, 44 Harriet street

James, advocate, Advocates' buildings,

h. 9 Albvn place

John, railway contractor, 22 Bon-accord

terrace

and Grant, general merchants, 56 St.

Nicholas street

William, cabinetmaker, 48 Suinmer-st.

William, shipmaster, 25 Justice street

William (North of Scotland Equitable

Loan Co.) h. 1 Netherkirkgate

William, vintner, Holburn street

Miss, of Lairney, h. 152 Union street

Brechin, Henry, foreman moulder (M'Kinnonand Co., 20 Spring-garden) /*. 11

Canal street

Mrs James, 1 1 Canal street

Mrs, lodgings, 21 North Silver street

Bremner, David, customs, h. 9 Canal street

Peter, toll-keeper, Wellington-bridge

Brew, Jas., linen merchant, 1 North gallery,

New market, h. 11 Carmelite st.

Brewster, Geo., (of A. and B.) 32 Hutcheonstreet

Bridewell and Rogue Money Assessment for

the city and liberties of Aberdeen ;

James Simpson, collector ; office, 17

Huxter-rowBridgeford, Mrs, inn and lodgings, 12 Bur-

nett's close, Castle street

British Commercial Life Assurance Co.

;

George Grub, advocate, Advocates'

buildings, Union st., agent

EmpireMutualLife Assurance Company,London; agent, Lauchlan M'Kinnon,jun., 83 Union street

Empire Fire and Life Society, London;

agent, J. A.Wilson, 92 Broad-st.

Linen Company's Bank, 22 King-st.

Brodie, William, clerk (Blaikie Brothers) 7

South Constitution street

Broadford Bread and Flour Company, 218George street ; Alex. Robertson,

manager, h. Craigie street

Broadford Works, Maberly street

Broad Street Academy, 2 Blairton lane,

William Clark, teacher

Brock, Geo,, shipping master, and examinerin practical seamenship, receiver of

Merchant Seamen's Fund, 28 Re-gent quay

Brown, Alexander, stabler, 1 Harriet street

Alexander (Brown and Carr) 68 Decstreet

Alexander, auctioneer (of P. and G.

Brown) h. 22 Broad street

... .. Alexander, and Co., booksellers, public

library, 77 Union street

Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 71

George-st., h. 62 Hutcheon street

Alexander, clerk (Spring-garden) h.

Kingsland place

Andrew, dyer, (Rubislaw works) Rubis-

lawand Carr, wholesale clothiers, Exchange

court, Union street

Charles, corkcutter, 18J Harriot-st.

Farquhar, and Co., Gleubum Distillery,

Rubislaw

Donald, boot and shoemaker, 13 Dee-st.

George, (of P. and G. Brown) h. Mill-

bank cottage, Berryden

James, clerk (Town and County Bank)35 Victoria place

James, market oScer, 123 Chapel-st.

James, draper, 2 George street, /*. 33Thistle street

James, feuar and coachman, 47 St.

Andrew street

John, M.D., Skene square

John, warden (East Church) and fune-

ral waiter, 26 Thistle street

Rev. John C. (United Presbyterian

Church) 26 Crown street

P. and G., auctioneers, 40J Union-st.

(up stairs)

Peter, auctioneer (of P. and G. Brown)h. 35 Netherkirkgate

Robert, late inspector of taxes, Car-

den's-haugh

Robert, shore porter, 10 Weigh-housesquare

Robert, timber merchant, laches, h. 33 Affleck place

Rev. R. J., D.D., professor of Greek,

Marischal College, h. 19 Goldensquare

...... Robert, Mill of Tarty warehouse, 4Mealmarket street

Bobert (of R. M<>ir and Brown) 23,

h, 14 Adelphi court

Simon, saddler, 178 West North street

William (inland revenue) distributor of

stamps and collector of land and as-

sessed taxes for the counties of Aber-

deen and Kincardine, Advocates'

buildings, Backwynd, h. Broadford

Cottage

William basket-maker, 8 Marischal-st„

and 27 Market-gallery


Brown, William, fishing tackle maker, 36, k.

34 George street

William, coachman, 5+ Cathorine-st.

William M., clerk (William Gordon, 5

King: street) h. 26 Thistle street

Mrs, lodgings, Ross' court, 6 Upperkirk-

gate

Mrs, lodgings, 81 Virginia street

Cecilia, 60 Skene street

Mrs, lodgings, 83 CausewayendMiss, lodgings, Castlehill

Misses, 21 Victoria street west

Brownie, James, paper ruler, 1 Well court,

Broad street

Peter, manager, Mill ofLethenty ware-

house, A. 13 Seamount place

Bruce, Alexander, traveller (A. Hadden and

Sons) h. 10 Marywell street

Alexander, cattle dealer, 60 Hutcheon

street

Bruce, David, shipmaster (Acasta) 28 Consti-

tution street

John, share broker, and timber mer-

chant, 26 Marischal-st., h. 31 Union

place

Sir Michael, bart. of Stenhouse, h.

Scotstown, and 57 Schoolhill

Robert, 2 Mary place

William, builder, 63 CausewayendWilliam H., shipmaster (Peruvia) 18

Commerce street

'William, teacher, 71 Dee street

Mrs, 34 Union street

Mrs, upholsterer, 187 George street

Miss, 36 Union place

Miss, lodgings, 36 Union terrace

Miss, miUiner and dressmaker, 47

Park street

Brunton, John, jun., shipmaster, 53 Com-merce street

Bryce, James, advocate, 12 Adelphi court, h.

Westbank, Funthili

Buchan, John, shipmaster, 16 Links street

Robert, baker, 76 GreenBuchanstone Mill warehouse, 79 Broad-st.

Buck, William, 2 St. Clement street

Buckner, William, spirit dealer, 283 George

street, h. Gowanbrae, Causewayend

Buik, And. (Bank of Scotland) 126 King st.

Buist, Thomas, cooper, 13 Prince Regent-st.

Bulienaria, Matthew, shipmaster (Paul Jones)

43 Commerce street

Bullock, John, foreman (J. Blaikie & Sons)

7 Denburn terrace

Burge, A., hat manufacturer, 36 Broad st.

Burgess, Alexander, shipmaster, 3 Banner-

mill street

Charles, custom house agent, 3 Spring-

bank place

Burgess, James, 73 Crown street

William, shipmaster, (Isabella) 3 Ban-nermill street

Mrs, provision dealer, 22 St. Andrewstreet

. Miss, dressmaker and milliner, An-nand's court, 30 James street

Burness, Alexander, Prospect place (TownHouseJ 85 Crown street

John, provision merchant, 27 Commercestreet

John, provision dealer, 61 CausewayendWilliam, dispensing chemist and drug-

gist, 18 Union place

Burnett, Alexander, feuar, Holburn street

Newell, advocate, keeper of the regisier

of sasines for Aberdeen and Kincar-

dine shires; office, Record office,

King street, h. 23 Belmont-street

Thomas, advocate ; office, Record Office,.

King st., h. Kepplestone

Burt, Robert, tailor, 70, Que^n street

Burrell, Geo. shoemaker, 15 West North st.

Burwell, Elijah, jeweller, and dealer in all

kinds of Foreign and British fancy

goods, 101 Union street, h. Spring-

bank terrace

Bushby, Charles, OakbankButhley, Robert, shipmaster (Aurora,), 43

Commerce street

Butchart, Robert, engine driver, Bank street

Butler, Joseph, fiesher,24New market street,

h. 6 Barnett's close

Miss, Strawberry bank

Buyers, Alexander, shipmaster (Fancy) 31

Hnntly street

James, manager (Aberdeen Rope and

Sail Co.), h. 3 Constitution street

James (British Linen Company), 12

Kidd lane

James and Co., builders and timber mer-

chants, 12 Kidd lane

John (J. Buyers & Co.), 12 Kidd lane

Peter, grocer, ship chandler, and spirit

dealer, 32 Quay ; Receiving Post

Office ; h. 31 QuayWm. (Jas. Buyers & Co.), 94 Skene st.

William, h. Devanha terrace, Ferryhill

Miss, dressmaker, 48 Summer street

Misses, dressmakers, 94 Skene street

Byrne, Andrew Crane, clerk, Coach-office,

Union street, h. 42 Bon-accord street

Cadenhead, Alexander, advocate (A and J.

h. Seafield

Alexander and John, advocates, City

Fiscals, 9 Huxter rowDavid boot and shoemaker, 98 John st.

Geo.,advocate,9 Huxter row, h. Seafield


©adenhead, George, tailor, 10 Queen street

John, M.D., opthalmic surgeon, Royal

Infirmary, h. 231 Union street west

« John, advocate (A. & C. Cadenhead) A.

Seafield

Peter, shipmr. (Concord) Theatre lane

William, overseer (Broadford Works) 7John street

.. Miss, 1 i Rose street

Cadger, Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker,

87 George street

Caie, William, shore porter, 84 Shiprow, William, 99 Causewayend

Miss, lodgings, 55 John street

Cairney, Alexander, 9 Young street

Calder, Charles, porter and spirit merchant, 50Green, h 2 Carmelite street

Rev. James, A.M., teacher (Gilcomston

School) Summer street

. John, Free Presbytery officer, 14 Thorn-

ton place, GueitrowWilliam, spirit dealer, 1 17 Skene street

William, tailor, 28 Marischal street

Mis, spirit dealer, Summer lane

...... Mrs, lodgings, 57 Huntly street

Cameron, Alexander, shipmaster, 3 Fish st.

Alexander, mason, 28 Catherine street

...... Andrew, J., advocate, h. Morefield,

Stocket

Andrew, founder (Blaikie Brothers) 23Prince Regent street

Angus, 24 Ferryhill place

...... J. & P., general carriers, agents for the

Scottish Central, Scottish Midland,

Aberdeen, Dundee, Perth, and Aber-deen Junction Railways. Forwardgoods to London, Liverpool, Manches-ter, Birmingham, Dublin, & Belfast,

&c. ; also, to Edinburgh, Glasgow,Leith, Dundee, Perth, Stirling, For-

far, Arbroath, and Montrose, and all

parts in the South and West of Eng-land, and Ireland, and North andSouth of Scotland. Offices, Marketstreet, 98 Union street, and RailwaySlation, Ferryhill

..... John, cooper, 15 Loch street

William, shoemaker, 10 Skene street

Mrs, Morefield, Stocket

Mrs, midwife, 25 Loch street

Mrs, 34 Union terrace

Miss Elizabeth, dressmaker and lodgings,

124 Union street

Campbell, Alexander, and Co., bakers, 3 Yeatslane, h. 22 Summer lane

Daniel, shoemaker, 17 Jopp's lane

George, shoemaker, 11 GallowgateJames, china, glass, and stoneware dea-

ler, 19 Gallowgate

Campbell, John, posting, cab, and livery esta-

blishment, 5 Bon-accord street

John, horse hirer, 4, Belmont street, h.

and stables, 13, Back wyndJohn, spirit dealer, 63 West North street

...... John, surgeon, 7 Bon-accord street

John, messenger-at-arms, 83 King street

Robert, timber merchant, 127 George-street and 9 Charlotte street (ot Flour-mills, Gilcomston) h. 49 John street

Waltei, grocer and spirit dealer, 85 Kingstreet

William. sen., shipmaster (Queen, steam-er) h. 7 Millburn street

William, jun., shipmaster (Duke of Rich-mond steamer) h. 8 Millburn street

William, shoemaker, 29 WindmillbraeMrs, 12 Charles street

Miss, milliner and dressmaker 22 Sum-mer lane

Cantley, Peter, shore porter, 7 Marischal st.

Cardno and Darling, seedsmen, nurserymen,and florists, 76 Union street ; nurse-

ries, Westfield

George (of Cardno and Darling) 76Union street, h. Westfield Cottage

Carey, John, flesher, 45 New market, h. 19Ann street

Cargill, John, shipmaster (City of London,steamer) 6 Canal terrace

William shipmaster (Lord Metcalfe) 25Quay

Carmichael, Mrs Captain Robert, 16 Unionterrace

Carnegie, Miss Hannah, 6 Golden squareCarnie, James, gardener, Devanha House

William, sub-editor, Herald, h. 28This;le sireet

Catherine, milliner, 85 Queen street

Carolan, Thomas, broker, 80 East North street

Carpet Warehouse, 175 Union street

Carr, Alexander, and Co., dyers and bleach-ers, Baikmill,

Miss, 26 Victoria street westCarter, MUs, 41 Union terrace

Cassie, James, portrait and landscape painter,

123J Union street

James, pjrter, 43 West North street

Mrs, lace dealer and general draper, 43Union street, /*. Crown court

Mrs Robert, Crown street

Miss, dressmaker, 19 St. Nicholas street

Castle, Andrew, overseer (Bannermill) 43Constitution street

Cattanach, Charles, and Co., tailors andclothiers, and patentees of apparatusfor measuring the human figure andtransferring the measure to cloth,

1 23^ Union street


CaUanach, D. G., advocate, 56 Castle st., se-

cretary to the Abdn. Public Baths;

agent for the Economic Life Assur-

ance Society, London, h. 57 Bon-

accord street

John (Bioadford Works) 7 Denburn ter.

Mrs, straw hat and bonnet maker, 7

WindmillbraeMrs Donald, Hoi burn street

Mrs John, lodgings, 64 Union street

Catto, James, boot and shoemaker, 219 Union

street, h. 132 Crown street

John, Son and Co., merchants, ship-

owners and insurance brokers, 88

King street

Joseph, clerk, (Ferryhill Foundry) 56

Skene square

Robert, merchant, Beividere

Robert, jun., (of Robert Catto and Son)

44 King street

Robert, & Son, merchants, 47 Marischal

street

Robert, and Co., grocers, wine and spirit

dealers, 14, King street

... u .. Robert, spirit dealer, 9 Weigh-house sq.

Thomson, and Co., rope and sail manu-

facturers, Links, Footdee

William, secretary (Aberdeen Bank) h.

8 Springbank-bank terrace

William, merchant and shipowner, 90

King street

William, corkcutter (G. Simpson) 9

GuestrowMrs, lodgings, 22 St. Nicholas lane

Mrs, grocer, 17 Charles street

Miss, dressmaker, 8 Springbank terrace

Miss, dressmaker, Annand's court, 30

James street

Miss E. dressmaker, 17 Charles street

Cay, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 47

West street

William (Mitchell and Cay, house car-

penters, Spa st.) h. 6 Black's buildings.

Mrs, 70 Catherine street

Chalmers, Alexander, leuar, 4 Charles street

Alexander Wallace, general governor of

prisons, h. Rose street

Alexander, shoemaker, 21, Marischal

street, h. 38 Union rowAlexander, late superintendent of canal

works, 5 Mounthooly

Charles, advocate (Chalmers and Far-

quhar) 14 Union terrace

David, printer, h. 13 Adelphi,and West-

burn

David, and Co., printers and publishers,

Journal Office, 28 and 29 Adelphi,

Union street

Geo., shipmaster (Sophia) 3 Victoria pi.

Chalmers & Farquhar, advocates, 147 Union

street

James (of D.Chalmers and Co., printers)

13 Adelphi

James Hay, advocate, 147 Union street,

h. 14 Union terrace

James, superintendent (Gas Light Co.)

Gas street

John G. (of D. Chalmers and Co.) 13

Adelphi

Wm., gardener, Seafield, by Cooperston

William, fiesher, II Basement floor,

New market, h. Spittal

William, manager of the Northern Assu-

rance Company, h. 3 King street, and

Cotbank Banchory

William, builder, (Low and Chalmers)

35 Victoria street west

Misses, of Westfield, h. Westfield

Chapman, John, builder, 165 George street

William, Glenburnie. Rubislaw

Mrs, spirit dealer, 3 Shorebrae

Mrs, lodgings, 24 St. Andrew street

Miss, milliner, 24 St. Andrew street

Charles, Mrs, 73 Hutcheon street

Charleston, Mrs, spirit dealer, 13 Hutcheon

street

Chasser, George, bookseller, 16 Crown street,

h. 4 Mary place

James, town's sergeant, 48 Queen street

Cheyne, George, 10 Marywell street

Joseph, brassfounder (foreman to Far-

quhar and Gill) 64 Gerrard street

Rev. Patrick (St. John's Chapel) 44

Bon-accord street

Mrs, milliner, 64 Gerard straet

Chisholm, William, keeper of the Public

Rooms, Union street

William, officer to the Greyfriars Church

h. 5 Jopp's court, Broad street

Miss, ladies' school, 38 Bon accord st.

Chivas, Alexander, advocate, & agent for the

National Bank of Scotland, 42 Castle

street

Jas. (of Stewart & Chivas) 17 King st.

John (D. L. S. & Co.) 2 Castlebrae

William, shipmaster, 125 Crown street

Mrs John, 2 Castlebrae

Christie, Alex , merchant, 1 Causewayend

Alexander, of Ashley, near Cooperston

„ Alexander, timber salesman, to Robert

Campbell, 127 George street, h. 4

Gilcomston brae

Andrew, shipmaster (Mary Reid) 23

Virginia street

David S., clerk (Robinson, Crum & Co.,

Bannermill) h. 183 Gallowgate

George, grocer, 56 George street

James, vintner, Ruthrieston


Christie, James, lodgings, 18 Frederick street

John, spirit dealer, 56 East North-st.

John, shipmaster (Sarah) 23 Virginia-st.

John, gardener, Froghall

John, M.D., Lecturer on the Institutes

of Medicine, King's College andUniversity, h. 46 Schoolhill

William, shipmaster (Tom Duff) 14

Virginia street

William, clerk, 183GallowgateMiss, 27 Dee street

Christopher, Mark, shipmaster, 2 Chapel-st.

City of Glasgow Bank, Victoria court 54

Castle street ; William Bain, mangerCity Loan Office, 1 Longacre, D. Bain, ma-

nagerCity Tax Office, 17 Huxter row, foot of Broad

street

Clapton, John, teacher, 273 George street

Clark, Alexander, shipmaster, 8 Carmelite-st.

Alexander, provision merchant, 12

Northfield, Leadside of Gilcomston

Arthur, feuar, 8 Windy wynd...... David, 55 John street

George and Son, wholesale booksellers,

stationers and paper merchants, 15

Broad street

H. and J., bakers, 29 Park street

James, bookseller (G. Clark & Son) 15

Broad street ; h. Louisville

James, mail guard, h. 136 King street

James, clothier, 66 Union street, h. 33Bon -accord street

John, student, 55 John street

John, advocate, 3 Queen street, h, 37High street, Old Aberdeen

...... John, surveyor of Stamps and Taxes,office, 4 Belmont street

John, 28 Blackfriars street

John (of L. Clark and Son) h. 2 Upper-kirkgate

John, spirit dealer, 3 Ragg's lane

John, spirit dealer, 49 George street

John, builder, 9 Princes street

Leslie, and Son, wine and spirit mer-

chants, and wholesale grocers, 4 h. 2

UpperkirkgateThomas, M.D

,professor of chemistry,

(Marischul College) 2 Springbankterrace

William, late ironmonger, 12 Unionterrace

William, assistant inspector of poor, 37

Constitution street

...... William, tea, wine, aisd spirit dealer, 8,

h. 10 King street

William, manufacturer, 61 Queen st.

William, teacher (Broad st. Academy),9 Denburn terrace

Clark, William, flesher, 125 GallovvgateWilliam, gardener, New market, Links

GardensWilliam, shipmaster, (Commodore) 34

Marischal street

Mrs J., lodgings, 153 Crown streetMrs, lodgings, 29 Dee street

Miss, ladies' school, 16 GallowgateCleland, Peter, artist and teacher of drawing,

8 Union terrace

Clerihew, Alexander, teacher (South ParishSchool) 6 Denburn

Francis, advocate, M'Combie's court, h.

28 Bon-accord terrace

George, builder, 104 Crown streetClunes, Thomas, plumber, gasfitter & brass-

founder, 182 George street, h. 12Kingsland place

Clyne, James (of Wm. Clyne and Sons) h.

Strawberrybank

|Norval, advocate, 245 Union street, h.

9 Waverly place

Thomas, tea, coffee, and fish dealer, 20Gallowgate, h. 11 Littlejohn street

William and Sons, curriers, 28 Berrylane

William, and Sons, leather dealers, bootand shoemakers, and gutta pevclia

agents, 22 and 24 GallowgateMrs Captain, 43 Victoria street westMrs William, 188 George street

Cobban, John, plasterer, 65 Chapel street

Cochran, F. J., advocate (of Smith andCochran) 96 Union street, k. Crownterrace

John, clerk P. O., 116 George street

Cock, John, mealseller, 1 1, h. 9 Commerce-st.Cockburn, J., and Campbell, wine merchants,

Edinburgh ; Alex. B. Whyte, 19Union buildings, agent

Cocker, Jas., nurseryman and florist, Sunny-paik, Canal-side, by Causewayend

Cockerill, Charles, hairdresser, 200, h, 202George s'reet

Cofften, Joseph, spirit dealer, 9 Correctionwynd

Collie, Alexander, Oakbank, StocketAlexander, slater, 28 ShiprowDuncan, clerk (Police Tax-office) Sum-

mer street

George (of G. Coilie and Co.) 21 Unionplace

George & Co., drapers, 4 St. Catherine's

wynd, Union street

George, shipmaster, 82 Waterloo quayJames, mason, Even place, Pitfodels

James H., hairdresser, 55 Green, h. 48Summer street

James, provision shop, 85 Loch street

N

106 GENERAL DIRECTORY,

Collie, James, advocate, St. John's court, 38

Castle street ; agent for the LondonUnion Assurance Fire Offices and

Annuities

James, tidewaiter, customs, Brebner's

court, 84 ShiprowJohn, 13 York street

John, plasteier, 69 Green, h. 4 College

street

„ John, druggist (Charles Davidson, 205

Union street) A. Holburn street

Patrick, wholesale and retail silk, shawl,

and bonnet merchant, silk mercer,

clothier, and haberdasher, 29 and 31

Union street, h 29

Eobert, hairdresser, 62 Shiprow, h.

Mary Cottage, south end of College

street

Robert, wholesale and retail hardware

and fancy warehouse, 37 Green, h.

Affleck street

Eobert, (of Duthie and Co., brewers),

Holburn place

William, painter, 77 George St., h. 59Wales street

...... William, carter, 59 Wales street

Mrs William, Holburn street

Mrs William, 102 Chapel street

Mrs, midwife, 27 Spittal

Miss Ann, 30 Gordon street

Collins, James, broker, 44 East North street

Colquhon, John, traveller (A. Sutherland &Sons) 49 Victoria street west

Colston, Alex., teacher of music, and teacher,

Gordon's Hospital, h. 1 1 Diamond st.

Mrs, dressmaker & milliner, 1 1 Diamondstreet

Colvin, John, porter, Marischal College,

Broad street

John, shipmaster (Richibucto) 4 Ban-nermill street

Mrs, inn and lodgings, 61 Castle street

Commercial Bank of Scotland's Branch; R.

Grigor, agent, 9 King street

Commutation Eoad Trustees ; Jas. Simpson,

advocate, clerk and collector, 17

Huxter rowConnell, D.M., English and commercial

teacher (Free North School, Princes

street) h. 2 Prospect terrace, Ferryhill

Connel, Thomas, cabinetmaker, 86 Ohapel-st.

...... Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 86Chapel street

Connon, George, commercial traveller 212King street

„ James, clothier and silk mercer, 27Union street, h. 2\ Broad street,

...... Richard (of E. Connon & Co.) h. Affleck

place

Connon, James, 19 York street

Richard and Co., ship and insurance

brokers, & general commission agents

58 Marischal street

Robert, cart and plough w right, 34 h.

32 CausewayendWilliam, carpenter, 28 St. Clement-st.

William (of W. Davidson and Co.) 11

Albyn place

Mrs Alexander, wholesale grocer & tea

merchant, 73 h. 79 King street

Conry, James, grocer & spirit dealer, 1 Spa st.

Cook, Alexander, coach-guard, 13 Guestrow

Archibald, spirit dealer, 9 York street

George, shipmaster, (Forth; 5 Hanoverstreet

John, post-horse master; office, 1 Bel-

mont street, h. 147 Union street

John, ship and insurance broker, 59

Marischal street, h. Ferryhill

Silvester, house-carpenter, Holburn-st.

, William, tailor and clothier, Exchangecourt, Union st., h. 6 St. Catherine

wyndMrs, lodgings, 41 Huntly street

Cooper, Alex., saddler, 45 h. 35 Queen-st.

Francis, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit

dealer, 60, h. 50 Chapel street

Henry & Co., manufactuiers and gene-

ral warehousemen, 47 Union-st.

Henry (of H. Cooper & Co.) h. Devanhaterrace

James (late hatter) bookseller and agent

for Scott of Edinburgh's pills, 22

Kidd lane

John, hairdresser, 121, h. 123George-st.

Jolm, grocer & spirit dealer, Holburn-si.

John, sacrist, Marischal College, 82Broad street

Patrick, advocate, 16 King street, h. 130

Union street

William (of Philip & Cooper) 11 Albynplace

William, silk & wollen dyer & tcourer,

41 Commerce street

Mrs, midwife, 123 George street


Miss, 55 LongacreCopland, Alexander, slater, 78 John street

David, merchant, 29 York place

...... Peter, slater; yard, Hutcheon street, h.

60 Geriard street

.. ... Mrs, 10 Maryweil street

Cordiner, Mrs, Ferguson's court, 108-| Ga!-

lowgate

Mrs, 8 Constitution street

Cormack, Alexander, grocer, wine, and spirit

dealer, 33 Shiprow, h. 151 Crown-st.

Alexander, tailor, 4 North Broadford

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Cormack, George, furniture dealer, 71 Broadstreet


31 York place, h. 151 Urown street

Wiiliam, terminus inn & lodgings, Wel-lington road, Ferrvhill

William, steam yacht inn

Miss, dressmaker, 11 Whitehouse stieet

Cornwall, George, printer, Victoria court, 54Castle street, h, 14 Chapel street

Joseph R., Victoria court, 54 Castle-st.

h. 11 Chapel street

Cosgrove, Peter, grocer and manufacturer of

salve for all kinds of sores, and agentfor Bishop Hay's pills, 298 George-st.

Cossens, James wright, 3 Castle laneCounty Fire Office and Provident Life Office

;

agent, Win. Smith, jun., 106 Unionstreet

Rates; J. Robertson, collector, 2 Unionterrace

Rates Office ; Smith & Cochran, collec-

tors, 96 Union street

Courage, Archibald, bookseller, 7 George-st.

h. 7 Braehead, GilcomstonJames, cooper, 177 GallowgateMiss, staymaker, 96 Skene stieet

Coulson, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 39Marischal street

Coutts, Alexander, grocer, tea and spirit,

dealer, RubislawAlexander, wright, 46 Frederick-st.,

h. South Constitution street

Alexander, turner and shuttle maker,58 Windmillbrae

Charles, chemist and druggist, 26Broad street

David, grocer and spirit dealer, 62, A.

58 WindmillbraeGeorge, wright, 88 John street

...... James, builder, 21, h. 19 John street

James, surgeon, 4 CastlebraeJohn, engineer (Richards & Co.) Ru-

bislaw, h. at the worksJohn, advocate, 16J Constitution-st.

William, painter, glazier, and paperhanger, 223 Union street, h. 67Chapel street

William, overseer (Rubislaw Works)Rubislaw villa

William, tea and grocery warehouse,Holburn street

Mrs, lodgings, 83 GuestrowCowie and Co., brewers, 5 Virginia street

John, mason, 29 Hutcheon street

William, tailor, 4 Brownie's brae,Lower Denburn

Mrs, lodgings, 66 John street

Cowieson, George, vintner, 9 Trinity quay

Crabb, William, superintendent of mainten-ance of way (Aberdeen Railway) /*.

2 Millburn street, FerryhillCraib, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 5

h. 3 Trinity quayJames, cooper, 11 CastlebraeWilliam (of Knight and Craib) 7 Shore-

brae

Mrs, lodgings, 49 St. Nicholas street

Mrs, midwife, 3 Trinity quayCraig, Alex., manager (Milne, Cruden, &

Co.) Gordon's mills

Alexander, manager (North Broad fordBread Co.) h. 8 North Broadford

Alexander, shipmaster (Hawk) 53 Vir-ginia street

George, foreman (W. Simpson andCo.) 1 1 Cat to square

James, and Co., saddlers and harnessmakers, 38 Schoolhill, h, 13 Black'sbuildings

Peter, shipmaster, (Margaret) 23 Com-merce street

Robert, spirit dealer, 21 North Broad-ford, h. 1 Broadford-lane

Thomas, tobacco manufacturer, 22George street, h. Skene street west

Miss, teacher, 20 North BroadfordMiss, dressmaker, 2 Nelson street

Craigen, James, auctioneer, office 29 Gallow-gate, h. 13 Seamount place

Craighead, James, keeper of Regent bridge,and spirit dealer, 7 Shore lane

William, provision dealer, 22 Basement-floor, New market

Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 20 Skenestreet

Craigie, Captain James (H.E.I.C.S.) 15Albyn place

Craigmile, Alexander, shipowner and grocer,tea, wine, and spirit dealer, 47, A. 49Commerce street

Craigmyle, Francis, teacher of writing anddrawing, Public School, Little Bel-mont sireet, h. 5 Strawberry bank

William, late farmer, 67 Commerce-st.Mrs, lodgings, 1 Kingsland place

Cran, James, clerk, rural police constabulary,h, Record Office, King street

Crane, Andrew, shipmaster, 40 Victoria-st.

westJames, collector (Gas Light Co.) 64

Gerrard street

John, grocer, 52 Broad street

Crawford, John, overseer (Aberdeen LimeCo.) Fish street

William, flaxdresser, 35 North Broad-ford

Cree, Miss, 267, George street


Cree, Miss Elizabeth, trainer, Free North

Infant School, North street, A. Or-

chard Cottage, Olii AberdeenCroll, Francis, confectioner, 55 St. Nicholas

street

George, baker, 70 King street

John, baker, 67 George street, h. 72

King street

Cromar, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 13

Skene terrace

Charles, clerk, Banks of Ythan Coachoffice, Queen-st., A. Stocket road,

Skene square

James L., shipmaster (Columbine) 54Quay

John (Milne, Low, and Co.) 4- Little

Chapel street

"William (Devanha Comb-work Co.) 15

Mary well street

William, clerk (Aberdeen Railway Co.)

A. 7 Carmelite street

Mrs James, 21 Park-st.

Crombie, Alexander, fruit merchant, 21 A.

23 Broad street

Alexander T., (H. Gordon & Co.) A. 5

Short loanings

.. J. & J., manufacturers, CausewayendMill

James, provision merchant, 108 Loch

street, A. 11 Young-st.

James, shoemaker, 114 Gallowgate

John, writer (R.Dyce) 20 St Andre w-st.

James, wholesale merchant, and com-

mission agent, Back wynd, A. 55

Gallowgate

Peter, jeweller, 60 Broad street, h.

Carnation cottage, Cotton

Crone, Mrs, poultry and cook shop, 76 Ship-

rowCrow, James (late locker of the Customs) h.

« 8 Thistle street

Cruickshank, A., and Co., hosiers and glovers,

105 Union street

Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit

merchant, 14 Black's buildings, A.

76 West North street

Anthony (of A. Cruickshank and Co.)

103 Union street

George (of A. Cruickshank and Co.) A.

17 King street

...... George, land surveyor and valuator, 22

Crown street, A. 35 Netherkirkgate

George F., writer (Adam and Ander-

son) Lobban's court, Castle street

George, coal broker, Quay, A. 1 Shore

brae

James, furnishing tailor, 13 Nether-

kirkgate, corner of St. Catherine's

wynd

Cruickshank, James, teacher of concertina,

flutina, and accordion, 35 St. Nicho-

las street

John, LL.D., professor of mathematics,

Marischal College, A. 12 Rose street

John, provision merchant, Holburn-st.

John, inspector of police, 50 St. Nicho-

las street, A. 216 George street

Peter, tinsmith, 22 CausewayendRobert, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit

merchant, 196 Gallowgate, A. 71

Catherine street


19, A. 20 Castle street

"William, grocer, 16 East North street

Mrs, 76 West North street

Mrs John, Holburn street

Mrs Thomas, lodgings, 120 King street

Mrs, 6 Frederick street

Miss, dressmaker, 29 Victoria-st. west

Miss, dressmaker, 1 Denburn terrace

Miss, teacher of the piano-forte and

concertina, 35 St. Nicholas street

Cuddie, Nicholas, brewer, 112 Loch street

Cullen, Alexander, manufacturer, woollen and

linen draper, 44 Skene square

Cumine, Peter, 1 Affleck street

Misses, of Rattray, 3 Albyn place

Cumming, Alexander, tea, spirit, and provi-

sion merchant, 58 Broad street, A. 14

Correction wyndAlexander, spirit dealer, 32 Castle-st.

James, shipmaster, 15 Prince Regent-st

James, master-carpenter (Walter Hoodand Co.) 49 Wellington street

James, clerk (Leith and Clyde Shipping

Co.) 264 George street

William, slater, 25 Frederick street

"William, overseer, HazelheadRobert, clerk, Post-office, A. 32 Adelphi

Miss, 4 Carden place

Currie, Mrs, lodgings, 64 Union street

Mrs, midwife, 22 Skene square

Curtis, T. A., Grandholm Cottage

Cushnie, Mrs, Lower Buxburn Meal ware-

house, 72 A. 74 George street

Custom-house, 16 Quay; Watch -bouse, NewPier, Footdee

Dahers, David, manufacturer, 27 George-st.

Dalgarno, James, 22 East North street

Mrs, midwife and sick nurse, 48 Wool-

manhill

Dalgety, Alexander, provision merchant,

New market, A. 57 GreenDallachy, Miss E., dressmaker, 47 St. An-

drew street

Dalrymple, Mrs William, 72 Chapel street

Miss, 3 Alford place


Daniel, Alexander, advocate, deputy register

of sasines, h. Holburn street

James, and Co., printers, publishers,

stationers, book and chart sellers,

46 Castle street

Thomas, post-horse master, 16 Meal-

market street

Thomas, stabler and innkeeper, offices,

3 Huxter row, and 16 Mealmarket-st

William (of Warrack and Daniel) h. 4Charlotte street

William, shipmaster, 4 Marywell-st.

Danish Consul, Neil Smith, Frederick-st.

Darling, Thomas (of Cardno and Darling) 76

Union st., h. King's square, Huntly

street

Dauney, Alexander, land surveyor, 212

GallowgateMrs, Springbank terrace

David, William, feuar, 117 CausewayendDavidson, Alexander, and Co., coal brokers

and agents, Regent quay, h. 8 Charles

SLrGPt

Rev. A. D., D.D. (Free West Cburch)

126 Crown street

Alexander, of Desswood, 237 Union-st.

Alexander, jun., grocer, tea, wine, and

spirit merchant, 44 Castle street, h.

31 Frederick street

Alexander, stoneware merchant, 69

East North street, h. above shop

....... Alexander, steward (Dunrobin Castle)


Alexander, wright, 164 Gallowgate, h.

5 Young street

Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer,

125 George street

Alexander, feuar, 308, George-st.

Charles, druggist, 205 Union street, h.

207 Union street

Charles, shoemaker, 80 Shiprow

David, cabinetmaker and upholsterer,

131^ Union street, k. 28 Union row ;

workshop, 18 Summer street

Donald, manufacturer, 49 Green, h. 6

DenburnGeorge, bookseller, 1 Sing street, A.

8 Castle street

George (G. and W. Davidson) 17 QuayGeorge and William, merchants, rope

and twine manufacturers, Footdee;

office, 17 QuayJames, flesher, 47 New market, h. 1

Burn court, Upperkirkgate

James, gardener, HardgateJames, spirit dealer, 38, h. 39 QuayJames, plasterer, 22 Union row

...... James, shore porter, and sedan chair

carrier, Commercial ct., 58 Castle-st.

Davidson, James W., currier, foot of Berrylane, h. 2 Hutcheon street

James, eating-house, 50 East North-st.

John, assistant pilot-master. New pier

John, plumber, 78, /*. 77 St. Andrew st.

John, writer, 43 Skene street

John, provision merchant, 24 Basementfloor, New market

John, advocate, 47 Marischal street, h.

4 North Broadford

Robert, manufacturing chemist, Canalroad

Patrick and Alexander, advocates, 1

Bon-accord street

Pat., of Inchmarlo, h. 27 Bon-accord ter-

race

Robert, stoneware merchant, 8 Cause-wayend

Robert, tailor, 10 CausewayendWilliam, and Co., grocers, wine and

spirit merchants, dealers in agricul-

tural seeds, 44 Broad street

William, architect, Strawberry bankWilliam, grocer and spirit dealer, 54

Green, h. College street

William, glass and china merchant,wholesale and retail, 71 Green, h.

53 Victoria street westWilliam, furnishing tailor, 93 King

street, h. 23 Frederick street

Willm., spirit dealer, 77 West North-st.

William, plasterer, 27 GallowgateMrs Alexander, provision merchant and

broker, 89 Gallowgate. ... Mrs D., of Inchmarlo, 237 Union street

Mrs G., Ruthrieston inn, Bridge of DeeMrs John, spirit dealer, 3 Park street

,Mrs Lieutenant, 126 King street

,Mrs, lodgings, 55 Wellington street

iMrs, provision seller, 2 Frederick street

Mrs, provision merchant, 42 WestNorth street

...... Mrs, lodgings, 90 Bon-accord street

Miss A., matron of Poor House, Nelsonstreet

Misses, 27 Victoria street westMiss, milliner and dressmaker, 53 Vic-

toria street west

Miss, china, glass, and stoneware mer-chant, 2 Shiprow, h. 2 Shorebrae

...... Miss, 25 Victoria street westMiss, 75 Dee street

Miss, 111 Crown street

Davie, James, music-seller and music-master,

3 Langstane place

Miss, dressmaker, 7 Gaelic lane

Davies, Geo., wright and cooper, Ruthrieston

Davis, Richard (Simpson and Whyte) 24Correction wynd

no GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Dawson, Charles, sheriff-officer, and constable

for Aberdeenshire, h. 16 Huxter rowJohn, grocer and spirit dealer, 64 Cause-

way ondWilliam, grocer and spirit dealer, 51

Upper DenburnWilliam, cart and plough wright, Spa

street, h. 2 Shuttle street

...... Mrs, provision seller, 218 George street

Mrs, lodgings, 1 Crown place east

Miss, 136 King street

Mrs, spirit dealer, 41 George street

Mrs, lodgings, 11 St Andrew street

Deaf and Dumb Institution, 31 Belmont-st.,

John Weir, masterDean, Mathew, chimney.sweep, 22 Mutton-

brae

Miss, provision shop, 4 Marischal street.

Deeside Railway Co., W. B. Ferguson, se-

cretary, 24 Adelphi court

Dempster, John, 14 Bon-aecord street

Deuchar, George, grocer, 151, h. Millbank

terrace, North Broadford

Devanha Brewery, DevanhaComb- work Co., DevanhaDistillery Co., Polmuir

Dewar, Rev. Daniel, D.D., principal of Maris-

chal College, 13 Victoria street west

Henry A., M.D. surgeon-dentist, 181

Union street westRev. Thomas (South Parish) South-

bridge, Holburn street

Diack, Alexander, collector of Old MacharPoor's Assessment, 4 Belmout-st.,

h. 71 Chapel street

William, grocer, 16 Park street, h. 3

Hanover street

William, hardware merchant, 42 Broad

street, h. Craigie street

Dick, James, grocer, 35 Union terrace

J. & J., tea, wine, and spirit merchants,

6 Union place

John, provision seller, 13 Park-st.

William, overseer, Harbour Works, h.

56 St. Clement street

William, fiesher, 17 New market, h. 3

Hanover street

Dickie, Rev. Andrew (United Presbyterian)

Church) 84 Skene square

John, manager (Win. Duthie and Co.)

Mackie place, Cherryvale

Dilling, William, moulder, 61 Commerce-st.

Dinnson, John, shipmaster, 7 Thistle street

Diverly, Hugh, watch and clockmaker, h. 35Upperkirkgate

Divorty, Peter, grocer and spirit dealer, 55

Park street

Dixon, John, and Co., horse-shoers, 5 Chroni-

cle lane, h. 59 Longacre

Dixon, Mrs, provision seller, 20 Park street

Don, William, overseer (Richards & Co,) h.

26 North BroadfordDonald, And., late baker, 25 Upperkirkgate

Charles, grocer and spirit dealer, 49College street

Ernst, daguerreotypist, 34 Thistle-st.

George, glazier, 17 and 19 Netherkirk-

gate, h. 15 Victorin street west

James, shipmaster (Prince of Wales)//.

6 Affleck street

John, iron ploughmaker, and general

blacksmith, 4 CausewayendJohn, wood merchant, Inches, 10 QuayPeter, broker, 86 Green

...... Robert, brushmaker, 14, h. 12 St.

Nicholas street

Robert, shipmaster, 53 Commerce-st.William, mason, 112 Chapel street

Wm., spirit dealer, Coopeiston buildings

William, corn merchant, Chapel lane

William, principal beadle (Free South

Church) and funeral-waiter, 27 Black-

friars street


Mrs James, CardenshnughMrs William, 10 Chapel street


Donaldson, Alexander, clerk (Aberdeen Rope& Sail Co.) h. 53 St. Clement's street

Arthur, flesher, 230 George street, A.

20 North Broadford^

George, builder, 13 Huxter rowJames, spirit dealer, 24 Trinity street

Mrs Peter, 196 George street

Donaldson's School, Back wyndDouglas, Alexander, grocer, 21 Chapel street

.... Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 15

Justice street

...... Thomas, purveyor to her Majesty,

Douglas' Hotel, Market street

Dow, Alexander, heel and toeplate maker,

121 CausewayendWilliam, writer, 26 St Nicholas street,

121 CausewayendDavid, butcher, 10, h. 12 Park street

James, spirit dealer, 11 Marischal-st.

Mrs, broker, 8 Park street

Downie, Alexander, farmer, Rubislaw

Charles, of Ashfield, Morayshire, h.

Cooperston place

Drummond, James, bootmaker, 1 Queen-st.,

h. 1 1 Queen street

John, boot and shoemaker; warehouse,

54 Union-street, h. 14 Bon-accord

terrace

Drysdale, Miss, 91 Crown street

Ducat, James, guard (Aberdeen Railway) h.

2 Bank street, Ferryhill

CITY OF ABERDEEN. Ill

Duff, David, wright, 46 Chapel street

, William find Co., grocers and spirit

dealers, 97 Gallowgate, h. 35 Wind-mill brae

Duffus, Alexander, confectioner, 3 Marketstreet, h. 13 Correction wynd

...... George, writer, 103 Union street

James, confectioner, 86 Union street,

h. 13 Correction wyndJohn, ship chandler, 80 Waterloo quay,

h. 4 Castle lane

Win., Temperance Hotel, 56 Union-st.

Mrs, confeciioner, 16 UpperkirkgateDuguid, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer,

15 Regent quay, h. 125 Crown street

C. J. G., (of J. G. & Co.) 52 Union-pl.

David, fishing tackle maker, 2 Flour-

mill-brae, h. 85 Spring-gai'den

James & Co., clothiers and warehouse-men, 10 Broad street

William (of J. Smith and Co.) Kich-mondhill

Mrs, Simpson, 89 Crown street

Mrs, Bellevue Cottage, HardgateMrs W., Newlands, Ruthrieston

Miss, cotton manuficturess, 83 St. And-rew street

Danbar, Alex., cl< rk (Richards and Co.) h.

Braehead, Gilcomston

The Rev. Sir William, bart. (senior

minister of St. Paul's Chapel) Mackieplace

, William, draper & hosier, 24 Chapel-st.

Duncan, Alexander, criminal officer, Summer-field, Park street

Ebenezer, provision merchant, 69 Hut-cheon street

George, flesher, 17 Basement-floor,

New market, h. LowerstoneGeorge, clerk, P.O., 66 WindmillbraeGeorge, agent, 39 Netherkirkgate, h.


George, broker, 69 ShiprowGeorge, corn chandler, 32 Upperkirk-

gate, h. 5 St. Mary's place

James, shipmaster, (Lady of the Lake)h. Brebner's court, Shiprow

Juices, gro.er and spirit dealer, 12, h.

61 QuayJames, carter and contractor, 59 Long-

acre

John, late manufaciurer, 150 King-st.

John, goldsmith, jeweller and lapidary,

4, h. 6 St. Nicholas street

George, grain chandler, 32 Upperkirk-gate, h. 5 St. Mary's place

John, wi iter, 84 King street, h. 69 Bon-aceord street

John, lodgings, 3 Rosemount terrace

Duncan, John, tacksman of Weighouse, bell

and petty customsJohn, advocate, 8 Castle street, h. 263

Union street

Peter, bootmaker, 3 St. Catherine'swynd, h. 7 Flourmill brae

Robert, (Blaikie Brothers) 85 Wales-st.Thomas, marble and stone work, 34Dee street

Thomas and Son, cork manufacturers,20, h. 26 St. Nicholas street

William, treasurer and collector ofpolice; office, 50 St. Nicholas street,

h. 4 ShorebraeWilliam, wright and house agent, 2, h.

6 St. Andrew street

William, shipowner, 1 1 Huntly streetWilliam, flesher, 217 Gallowgate, h.

19 Spittal

William, ship insurance, and share bro-ker, and timber merchant, 33 Maris-chal street, h. 11 Huntly street

William, gardener, Millbank Cottage,Berryden, and New market

"William, bootmaker, 25 Broad street,

h. Ferryhill

William, booi and shoemaker, andleather dealer, 37 Broad street, h. 70Catherine street

Mrs William, 35 Whitehouse street

Mrs, lodgings, 37 Marischal street

Mrs Adam, lodgings, 17 Huxter rowMrs, (Duncan & Co.) provision dealers,

28 Basement floor, New market, h.

8 Carmelite street

Mrs, Braehead, GilcomstonMrs David, 40 Huntly street

Miss, Duucan's court, 74 GallowgateMisses, teachers, 24 Schoolhill

Miss, teacher, (Free Gilcomston) h.

Holburn street

Miss, poultry dealer, 26 ShiprowMisses, milliners and dressmakers, 31

Schoolhill

Dun, Alexander, clerk (Blaikie Brothers) 43Frederick street

Dunn, John, teacher, (Grammar School) h.

3 Wellington placeDunn, Alexander, grocer, 17 Skene street,

h. 1 Sk< ne terrace

David and Co., wholesale druggists anddrysalters, 32 King street

David (of D. Dunn and Co.) h. 30King street

.,,... James, spirit dealer, 12 Shiprow, h. 10Carmelite street

...... James, merchant, 35 Market gallery,

h. 7 Gaelic lane

John, 5 Hantly street


Dunn, John, book-keeper, (A. Hadden and

Sons) 20 North Silver street

John, late merchant, 4 St. Mark's place,

Crown terrace

John, shipmaster, 13 Commerce street

Robert, grocer and spirit merchant, 86Shiprow, h. 73 Shiprow

"William, advocate, Advocates' build-

ings, h. Fonthill place

Mrs John, Fonthill place

Mr James, 21 Ferryhill place

Dunnet, James, shipbroker, 9 Catto square

Dunningham, Henry, shipmaster(St. George)

63 Regent quayDurrie, Alexander, flesher, 32 and 33 New-

market, h. 19 Fisher rowDurham, Mrs, eating house, 12 Justice street

Durno, Alexander, printer, 40 Gallowgate

Leslie, mealseller, Wellington place, h.

15 Chapel street

Peter, 58 LongacreMrs, lodgings, Red Lion court, 77

Broad street

Duthie, Alexander, and Co., shipbuilders,

FootdeeAlexander (of A. Duthie and Co.)

Waterloo quayAlexander, advocate, 123\ Union-st.,

h. Broad ford place

Barclay, furnishing tailor, 12 Church-st.

Jas., general night patrol, 73 Virginia-st.

John, shipbuilder, 53 Wellington street

John, jun., shipbuilder, 5 Canal terrace

William, advocate; office, 115 Unionstreet, h. Broadford place

"Wm., shipowner and merchant ; office,

York place, h. Waterloo street

William and Co., brewers and malsters,

Holburn street

Mrs William, Holburn place

Mrs, sick nurse, 24 West street

Dyce, Jas.. late druggist, 4 East Craibstone-st.

Robert, advocate; office, 3 Queen street,

h. 47 Don street, Old Aberdeen

Robert, M.D., lecturer on Midwifery,

Marischal College, h. 198 Union-st.

Mrs General, 202 Union street

Dyer, Alexander R., customhouse-agent, com-

mission merchant, and ship-broker, h.

Victoria place

Eagle and Life Insurance ; Arthur Thomson,

agent, Bank of Scotland court, Cas-

tle street

Easton, Alex., blacksmith, 11 Summer-st.

James, blacksmith, (A. Duthie & Co.)

2 Park street place

Eaton, James, stonecutter, 112 John street,

h. 7 Mount street.

Economic Life Assurance Company, D. Cat-

tanach, advocate, 56 Castle street

Eddie, Alexander, baker. 6, h. 8Commerce-st.

Charles, miller, Nether Justice Mills,

HolburnRobert, 1 A Canal lane

William, chemist and druggist, 30, h.

28 George street

Edinburgh Life Assurance ; James Murray,

50 Schoolhill, and William Adam-son, 25 Marischal street, agents

Roperie & Sail Cloth Co.'s Store, 43Marischal-st. ; J. T. Rennie, agent

Edmond, Charles, clerk (Glenburnie Distil-

lery) 40 Huntly street

Francis, advocate; office, 22 Adelphi,

h. 5 Albyn place

James, advocate, 150 Union street

James, late cartwright, /;. 155 George-st.

John, bookbinder and stationer, 54

Queen street, h. 4 Dee place

Edward, Alex., late solicitor, 156 Gallowgate

Alexander, (British Linen Co.) 50

WoolmanhillDavid, beadle of Free Bon-accord

Church, funeral-waiter and under-

taker, h. 3 DenburnJohn, shoemaker, 31 St. Andrew street

Mrs, 73 George street

Edwards, Alexander, painter, 1 Marywell-st.

Douglas, general merchant and com-

mission agent, 15 and 16 Adelphi

, James, overseer, flaxdressers (Richards

and Co., Broadford Works) h. May-bank, Hutcheon street west

James & Co., boot and shoemakers, 38

Union place, h. Holburn street

Simpson, baker and confectioner, 83, h.

40 Gallowgate

William D., commercial traveller, h. 16

Adelphi

Elder, Peter, Aberdeen Horse Repository,

George street, h. Barkmill House

Miss, staymaker, 69 Shiprow

Miss, lodgings, 3 St. Mary's place

Elgie, Wm., (Broadford Works) h. MaybankElgin, Mrs William, 7 Drum's lane

Elfethorn, James, surgeon and pharmacopa-

cien, 19 Upperkirkgate

Ellicock, Joseph, cabinetmaker, 102 King-st.,

ft. 53 Longacre

Elliot, Jas., shipmaster (Berbice)91 King-st.

Ellis, Peter, spirit dealer, 1 1 BackwyndWilliam, boot and shoemaker, 107

George- st.

...... Mrs, provision dealer, 109 George-st.

Mrs, 4 Charlotte street

Mrs, 50 Upperkirkgate

Miss, teacher, Davidson's Sch.;Footdee


Ellis, Misses, dressmakers, 36 Harriet street

Elmslie, George (of W. Elmslie and Son)Kingsland place

John, coppersmith, 69 Windmill hrae,

h. Black's buildings

...... R. J., auctioneer, 23 Adelphi, Union-st.

William, stoneware merchant, 188West North street

William and Son, merchants, 191 Gal-lowgate, h. Honeybank, Canal side

Mrs, staymaker, 188 West North-st.

Miss, lodgings, 188 West North street

William, druggist, 57 Castle street, h.

Commercial court

Mrs, 85 Spring GardenElrick, John, grocer, 105 Skene street

Miss, matron, Lunatic AsylumElsmie, George (of George Elsmie and Son) 2

Regent quayGeorge and Son, commission merchants

and general agents, 4 Regent quayJames, (ofG. Elsmie & Son) 2 Regent

quayJames, dentist, 8 Little Belmont street

James, Leadside, Gilcomston

...... Robert, assistant to Robert Stevens,

grocer, h. 132 George street

Mrs, lodgings, 16 NetherkirkgateMrs, lodgings, 7 John street

Miss, 21 Summer street

Emsly, George, coach manufacturer, railwaycarriage and waggon builder, 187King street, h. 3 Bon-accord square

Mrs, provision dealer, 47 George street

Erskine, John, cutter (J. Lumsden & Co.) h.

13 Huntly street

Erskine, Robert Marr, surgeon and druggist

138, k. 128 George street

Esplin, William, sen., goods manager, Aber-deen Railway, h. 1 Ferryhill place

William, jun., audit clerk, AberdeenRailway parcel department h. 1 Fer-ryhill place

Esson, Benjamin, millwright, 14 Carme!ite-st.

Gordon, spirit dealer, 3 Jack's brae

Mrs, lodgings, 25 Whitehouse street

...... Mrs, lodgings, II Drum's lane

Ettershank, Joseph, shipmaster (Cheviot)

Prince Regent street

European Life Insurance and Annuity Com-pany ; A. Davidson, advocate, agent,

1 Bon-accord street

Ewen, George, turner, South Silver street, k.

66 WindmillbraeEwen, James, spirit dealer, New Inn, Hol-

burn street

John, tailor, Concert court, 12 Broad-st.

John, grocer, 41 East North street

.. ... Peter, town's sergeant, 30 Belmont-st.

Ewen, Thomas, advocate, 20 Queen-st, h.

23 Frederick street

William and Co., builders, 7 Summerstreet, h. 26 Chapel street

William, furnishing tailor, 2 Unionstreet, and 6 Union lane

William, stabler, 11 Harriet street

Mrs, spirit dealer, 38 GallowgateMiss Mary, provision dealer, 25 Base-

ment-floor, New marketEwing, Alexander, 4 Springbank place

James, officer, (South Church) funeral

waiter and undertaker, 32 Belmont-st.

Experience Life Assurance Company ; agent,

George Marquis, 147 Union street

Fairlie, Mrs, lodgings, 81 George street

Fairweather, David, senior, mahogany androsewood merchant, 184 George-st.and Jopp's-lane, h. Sheddocksley

David, junior, 184, George street andJopp's-lane, h. Sheddocksley

Mrs, 184 George street

Fairbairn, Patrick, professor (Free Church)25 Bon-accord terrace

Falconer, Alexander, spirit dealer, 13^, k. 14

Upper DenburnGeorge (of J. Falconer and Co.) 24

Union rowJohn, & Co., haberdashers, 23 Union st.

Mrs, midwife, Stonyton, RubislawMrs John, lodgings, 5 Huntly street

Mrs James, 45 Bon-accord street

Farcee, Miss, 135 Crown street

Farmers' and Graziers' Mutual Cattle Assu-rance Society ; office, 94 Unionstreet; Benjamin Reid, agent for

Aberdeen district

Farquhar, George, Herald Office, 7 Queenstreet

George, miller and grain merchant,Upper Justice Mills, Holburn-st.

George, mason, 23 Leadside& Gill, painters, glaziers, paper-hangers,

plumbers, braziers, and gasfitters, 2Drum's lane, and 24 Upperkirkgate

James, plumber (of Farquhar & Gill)

h. 6 Castle-brae

James, clerk, (John Blaikie and Sons)1 9 Littlejohn street

Nathaniel, advocate, sheriff-clerk (Chal-mers & Farquhar) h, 33 Union place

Robert, slater, 4 Kidd-laneR. Spottiswood, advocate, 2 Correction

wynd, h. 169 Crown street

William, manager (Glenburn Distillery)

Villa FrancaMrs, 67 Queen street

Mrs Alexander, 169 Crown street

o


Farquhar, Miss, milliner, 218 GallowgateFarquharson & Co. grocers, tea, wine and

spirit merchants, 131 Union street

John, stabler, &c, 6 Little Belmont-st.

Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 155J Gal-

lowgate

„ Mrs, lodgings, 107 George street

Mrs Dr., 8 Bon-accord terrace

Misses, of Ballogie, 249 Union street

Fearnside, John, druggist, 45 GreenFemale School of Industry (Sheriff Watson's)

165 Skene street westSchool of Industry, 63 Guestrow ; Miss

Milne, matronOrphan Asylum, 8 Albyn place

Fenton, James, bookbinder, 56 John street

Robert, bookbinder, 50 Gordon street

Ferguson, Rev. Fergus, 3 StrawberrybankJaiies, advocate, 54 Union street, h.

Grove Cottage, Cooperston

Dr. James, Westend Academy, h. Mileend, Stocket

John, advocate, and sharebroker, agent.

for the Life Association of Scotland,

54 Union street, h. 54 Dee-st.

John, tailor, 29 Wind mill brae

John, surgeon, Cove, NiggMalcolm, stonecutter, h. 55 Huntly st.

Robert, silk dyer and renovater, 42, h.

Charles court, 40 UpperkirkgateRobert, foreman (A. M'Donald) h. 39

Bon-accord street

William B., civil engineer, secretary to

the Deeside Railway Co. h. 4J Albynplace

Mrs John J., Ferguson's court, 108 Gal-

lowgateMrs, vintner, 5 Stronach's close


Miss, teacher (South Parish Sessional

School) Trinity street, h. 20 Skene st.

Fernie, Mrs, lodgings, 41 St. Nicholas street

Ferrier, Geo., serjeant-major, AberdeenshireMilitia, h. 48 Longacre

Ferryhill Mill Warehouse, 59 & 61 Castle st.

Fettes, Miss, 9 Affleck street

Fiddes, Andrew, bootmaker, 60 John street

Andrew, refreshment rooms, 87 Broadstreet, h. 68 Catherine street

David, M.D., 18 King street

Edward (North of Scotland Bank) 18King street

Francis, bootmaker, 25 St Nicholas-st.

Miss, milliner & dressmaker, 7 Forbes st.

Fidler, Alexander, coal broker; office, Quay-side, h, 1 Shorebrae

John, provision shop, 6, 8 & 10 Upper-kirkgate, h. North Cottage, West-North street

Fimister, John, surveyor of taxes ; office, 4Belmont street, h. 2 Langstane place

Findlater, James, plasterer, 47 CausewayendFindlay, A. & J. watchmakers, jewellers, and

manufacturers of german silver plate,

7, 8, & 9 South Gallery, New market,

h. Orchard Cottage, Old AberdeenAlexander, boot and shoe warehouse,

11 and 17 Broad street, k. Milner's

court, 25 Guestrow... .. George, wholesale and retail general

draper and silk mercer, 37 Unionstreet, h. 13 Prince Regent street

James, lodgings, 32 Park street

James, grocer and spirit dealer, 48, h.

48J GallowgateJohn A. druggist, 12, h. 10 Wellington

place

Robert, carver and turner, Windmilllane, h. 26 Marywell street

Robert, clerk (Allardyce & Jopp) 75Union street

Miss, dressmaker, 5 MounthoolyWilliam, shipmaster, 3SpringbankplaceWilliam, wine merchant, 67, h. 66 East

North street

Wm., shoemaker, 75 Wales street

Finlason, Mrs F., 5 St. Mary's place

Miss, teacher of music, 29 Victoria street

westFinlayson, John (Herald Office) 16J Consti-

tution street

Miss, lodgings, Cruden's ct, 22 Broad st.

Fire Engine station, 125 King street

Fisher, Alexander, teller, Commercial Bank,h. 51 Chapel street

Basil (Devanha) h. Coiintesswells

Capt. A. S., of Murcar House Westville,

14 Albyn place

William, Ferryhill HouseMrs, milliner, 23 New-market Gallery,

h. 12 Marischal street

Flann, Joseph, shipmaster, Hanover lane

Fleming and Paull, advocates, 12 King street

James G., fancy warehouse, 42 Unionstreet, h. Donald's court, Schoolhill

John, 81 Crown street

John, late brewer, 2 Mount street

J, & J., hardware merchants, 24 Broadstre et

Robert, victualling house and spirit

dealer, 27 GuestrowFlett, David, tailor, Trinity manseFletcher, Robert, sharebroker and accountant,

17 Huxterrow, h. 15 Victoria st. west

William, shipmaster (Marys) 61 Com-merce street

Flockhart, Alexander (of Yeats and

Flockhart) Belmont House


Foote, Rev. James, D.D. (Free East Church)14 GoldeD square

James, shoemaker, 38 Frederick street


Forbes, Alexander, late boatman, Customs,52 Wellington street

Andrew, boatman, Customs, h. 52 Wel-lington street

Alexander (of Forbes and Sons) 2 Rotun-da place, Ferryhill

Alex, meter inspector (G. L.Co.) k. 58Castle street

George, grocer, 112 Gallowgate, h. 31

Seamount place

Grant, shoemaker, 12 Skene street, A.

109 CausewayendJames, merchant (of Forbes and Sons)

Kingsland House, Broadford

James, and Sons, wholesale clothiers,

haberdashers, and woollen drapers,

40 Union street

James, and Co., wood merchants, 120West North street

James, spirit dealer, 7, k. 11 James st.

James, furnishing tailor (A. M'Kenzieand Co.) h. 3 King street place

John, clothier & men's mercer; outfitt-

ing establishment, 73 Union st. h. 76Bon-accord street

...... John, tea, wine and spirit merchant, 86,h. 84 Broad street

Thomas, grocer and spirit dealer, 23Shiprow, h. 40 Union terrace

...... William (cutter to D. Rust) h. 72 Skenesquare

William, merchant, 1 Regent quay, k.

above shopMrs, provision merchant, 30 St Andrew

street

Mrs George, lodgings, 19 Huntly street


Mrs, dressmaker, 61 WindmillbraeMiss Isabella, milliner and dressmaker,

252 George street

Miss, 2 Rotunda place, Ferryhill

Miss, of Echt, 97 Crown street

Ford, John, flint-glass manufacturer to the

Queen (Holyrood Flint-glass Works,Edinburgh) and China warehouse,

136 Union street: John Veitch, ma-nager, A. 17 Huntly street

Fordyce, Alex. Dingwall, of Brucklay, R.N.,6 Albyn place

Miss Dingwall, 35 Union place

Forrest, George, carter, 79 Virginia street

James, provision merchant, 22 Mary well

street

Peter, horse shoer and farrier, 3, h. 4

Farrier lane

Forrest, Mis, midwife, 114 Chapel street

Forsyth, Alexander, 18 Constitution street

Alexander, jun., clerk (R.I.) 86 Skenesquare

Alexander, overseer (Gilcomston Combwork) h. Rosemount place

and Emslie, chemists and druggists, 57Castle street

George, 18 Constitution street

Geo., hotel keeper, 9 St. Nicholas lane

Isaac, letter-carrier, 1 Marischal street

...... James, baker and confectioner, 129, h.

127 Crown street

, James, H., M.D., 56 Castle street

Rev. James, D.D. (of West Church) 21

Golden square

John, leather merchant, 85 Broad street,

h. Prospect HouseMorris (of the Excise) 86 Skene square

Robert (of Devanha Comb-work Co.)

Bank street, Ferryhill

Walter, feuar, 24 North BroadfordWilliam, mail-guard, 39 Bon-accord st.

William, druggist, 57 Castle street,

h. 35 Dee street

William (editor, Journal) 86 Skene sq.

William, baker, 68 West street

William, 3 Charlotte-street


Mrs, Balmoral place


Foster, Thomas, 4 Bon-accord terrace

Fotheringham, Richard, late manufacturer,

h. 62 Catherine street

Fowler, Andrew, Wellspit Flouse, near Bridgeof Dee

James and John, of Cluny, warehouse,

24 George street

Fowlie, John, gardener, Female Orphan Asy-lum, Albyn place

Franklin, H,, boot and shoemaker, and clerk

of St. Paul's Chapel, 5 Netherkirk-

gate, h. 61 GallowgateFraser, Alexander, advocate and city cham-

berlain, Town-house, /*. 194 Kins st.

Alexander, tea, spirit, London porter

and provision merchant, 181, A. 185Gallowgate

Alexander, tea, wine & spirit merchant,and agent for the Brackla Royal Dis-

tillery, 15 Marischal street, h. 49 Con-stitution street

Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 8

Upper Leadside, GilcomstonAlexander, harbour day patrol, 10 Com-

merce street

Allen, shipmaster (Belief 18 James st.

Arthur, innkeeper, 7 Union lane

Arthur, merchant, 42 Gordon street


Fraser, Angus & Co., grocers, tea, coffee, wineand spirit merchants, 72 Union street

...... Angus (of A. Fraser and CoJ h. Wood-bank, Pitfodels

Charles, spirit dealer, 8 Justice street

, David, merchant, 52 George street

David, letter-carrier, 2 Littlejohn street

David, ('of J. Fraser and Son) h. 28North Broadford

Donald (North of Scotland Bank) 6

College Bounds, Old AberdeenGeorge, grocer and spirit dealer, 104

GreenGeorge, ship-joiner, Pottery close, Foot-

deeGeorge, foreman (W. Simpson and Co.)

h. 25 Prince Regent street

and Glennie, tailors, Concert court, 12Broad street

Hugh, blacksmith & bell-hanger, Stepsof Gilcomston

Hugh, clerk (A. Duthie and Co.) 89 Vir-ginia street

Hugh, clothier, hatter and outfitter, 24Union street, h. 8 Broadford place

Hugh, china merchant to the Queen, 55,h. 54- Castle street

James, clerk, 45 Park street

James, overseer (Commercial Co.) 14Marywell street

James, and Son, boot and shoemakers,115 Union street

James, and Co. grocers, wine and spirit

merchants, 221 Union street and 1,

2 and 3 Dee street ; Receiving PostOffice

James (of J. Fraser and Co.) HeathcoteJames (of J. and C.) h. 6 Union laneJames, hairdresser, 18 Gallowgate, h.

1 Riddle court, WindmillbraeRev. James (of St. Clement's) 185 King

street

James, overseer (Gilcomston Comb-work) h. 48 Skene square

James, letter-carrier, 10 Gaelic lane

...... James, writer, 32 St Nicholas-street, h.

£2 Union terrace

Jgjfefy clerk (Gas Works) 8 Constitution

ipreet

John (of J. Fraser and Son) 66 Bon-accord street

John H., book-keeper (Aberdeen Bank)2 Crown place

John, clerk (T. and C. Bank) 2 Mountstreet

John, tailor, 157 George street

John watch and cloekmaker, 170 Unionstreet, h. 37 Whitehouse street

John, shipmaster (Abona) 11 Princes st.

Fraser, John, carpenter, 26 Summer street

John, (of John Fraser & Son, builders)

35 Charlotte street

and Laidlaw, wine merchants and pur-

veyors of groceries to H. R. H. theDuchess of Kent, 57 Union street

...... Peter, superintendent, goods depart-

ment, (Aberdeen Railway) h. 159JCrown street

Robert, junior clerk, Post-office, 81George street

...... Thomas (Aberdeen Brick and Tile Co.)

Bank-streetWilliam, surgeon, 8 Drum's laneWilliam (of Fraser and Laidlaw) 2

Crown place

William (of Fraser and Glennie) 12Thistle street

William, tailor, 39 Castle street

William, spirit dealer, 11 Fisher rowMrs, midwife, 22 WindmillbraeMrs Dr., 42 Schoolhill

Mrs, spirit dealer, 36 WestNorth street

Miss Jessie, sick nurse, 123 Skene street

Miss, of Fraserfield, 9 Union rowMiss, 24 North Silver street

Lieut. Col. Wm., 20 Golden squareFrater, Alex., book-keeper (J. Blaikie and

Sons) 7 South Constitution street

James, clerk, 9"Huxter rowFrederick, Charles, German cloekmaker, 42

George street

John, German cloekmaker, 5, h. 2£Broad street

Freeman, Benjamin, vintner, Summerfield,Kittybrewster

Free Church Divinity Hall, Alford place

French, William, jun., wholesale tea, wine andspirit merchant, 80 Broad street

Vice-Consul, Arthur Thompson (Bankof Scotland) 35 Castle street

Friends' Meeting-house, 132 GallowgateFrost, William, shoemaker (Wm. Clyne and

Son) h. 50 GallowgateFullerton, Robt. C, guard (Deeside Railway)

29 James street

Robert, provision merchant, 47 Gallow-gate, h. 55 Gallowgate

Mrs, 55 John street

Misses, boarding and day school for

young ladies, 137 Crown street

Fyfe, Alex., boot and shoemaker, 59 Huntlystreet

Charles, factor and general agent for

letting and selling houses, lands, andother property ; office, 4 Belmontstreet, h. 108 Crown street

John, brushmaker, 22 St. Nicholas street,

h. 16 Bon-accord terrace


Fyfe, George, grocer, 53 Shiprow

Lewis, blockmaker, 13 York street

Peter, house carpenter, Pallett road,

Charlotte street, h. 38 Blackf'riars st.

Robert, jobbing gardener, 26 Union rowMrs P., dressmaker, 38 Blackfriars st.

Misses, ladies boarding and day school,

108 Crown street

Miss, merchant, shop and house, 58Skene square

Fyvie, John, clerk, Post-office, 72 Catherine

street

Mrs Alexander, 72 Catherine-st.

Gael, Francis, spirit dealer and gardener,

Calsayseat

Gage, Andrew (Richards and Co.) 44 Skenestreet

James, overseer, cloth department,

Richards and Co., Rubislaw, h. Ru-bislaw Villa

Galen, John, M.D., 7 East Craibstone-st.

Mrs Alexander, 82 Crown street

Gall and Bird, clothiers and tailors, 46Union street

John, and Co., grocers, 121 GallowgateWilliam, 25 Constitution street

William, jun., painter and paper hanger,

36 Union place, h. 52 Chapel-st.

Mrs Andrew, lodgings, 156 Crown-st.Gallagher, Mrs, 23 Castle street

Gallowgate Mission Chapel, 140 GallowgateGalloway, James, engine driver, (Aberdeen

Railway) 1 Millburn street

Mrs, merchant, 277 George street

Gammie, Mrs, 27 Gordon street

Ganson, Herman, shipmaster (Jane Boyd) 59Virginia street

James, shipmaster (Helen) 1 Banner-mill street

John, shipmaster (Struggler) 45 Con-stitution street

Garden and Davidson, plasterers, 14 John-st.

George, baker, 32, h. 30 Schoolhill

George, turnkey (Jail) 20 Dee street

George, spirit dealer, 16 York street

James, advocate (of Murray and Gar-den) 50 Schoolhill, h. 145 Crown-st.

James, spirit dealer, 7 Exchequer row,

h. above shop

...... James, plasterer, 14 John street

John (Richards and Co.) h. 177 Unionstreet

William, hair-cloth and curled hair

manufacturer, 14 John street

Mrs George, 89 Bon-accord street

Mrs J., spirit dealer, 61 West North-st.

Mrs John, 25 Langstane place


Gardiner, William, broker, 1 1 Park street

Mrs, 24 Belmont street

Garioch, James, writer, King street

John, hairdresser, 3 Schoolhill, h. 9

North BroadfordMrs (late of Strichen) Springbank

terrace

Garrow, John, 10 Trinity street

Garvie, James, builder, 12 A. 10 Summer-st.Mrs, lodgings, 107 George street

Gas Light Co.'s Office, Gas street

Gauld, Alexander, shipmaster (Victory) 27York place

Gavin, William, grain and meal merchant,Mill of Lairney ; warehouse, 59Schoolhill, corner of Belmont street

Geddes, George, builder, 13 Seamount placeJames, boot and shoemaker, 14 Cause-

wayendJohn, M.D.,37 Union placeJohn, mason, 14 Skene streetSamuel, grocer, 34 North BroadfordWilliam D., rector, grammar school, h.

67 Crown street

Miss, lodgings, Crown court, Union-st.Miss, lodgings, 71 Chapel street

Miss, dressmaker, 32 Hutcheon-st.Gellan, Alexander, carpenter and precentor

(North Church) 62 Virginia streetWilliam, keeper, Mechanics' News-

room, h. 24 Schoolhill

William, locker, Customs, 95 Wales-st.Mrs, dressmaker, 62 Virginia street

Gillan, James, cooper, Duncan court, 14 Gal-lowgate, h. Love lane

Gemlo, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 6North Broadford

General Fire and Life Assurance Co. ; Geo.Allan, advocate, 1 Marischal street

General Dispensary, 36 UpperkirkgateGeorge, Charles, (of Oswald, George, and

Co.) 1 1 Chanonry, Old AberdeenGerard, Alexander, teacher (Gordon's Hos-

pital) Balmoral placeJames, blacksmith and machine-maker,

30 John street, h. 82 Skene squareWilliam, 1 Millburn street

William, cabinetmaker, 55 Huntly-st,Miss, milliner and dressmaker; 97 Union

street

Gibb, Alexander, civil engineer, Waterlooquay, h. Willowbank

Andrew (of Keith and Gib|>) Twin cot-tage, Chapel street

John, and Son, civil engineers, contrac-tors, and stone merchants, Waterlooquay

William, shoemaker, 20 King streetWilliam, teacher, Girls' Hospital


Gibb, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 86

George street

Miss, milliner, and dressmaker, 247

George street

Miss S., 15 Rose street

Gibbon, Mrs Charles, inn and lodgings, 64

Regent quay

Misses, 6 Bon-accord square

Miss, Mackie place

Misses, Nellfield House, Cooperston

Gibson, Brown, furnishing tailor, 4 Union-st.

h. aboveThomas, shuttle maker, 33 Union

terrace

Thomas B. (J. Lumsden and Co.) 79

Chapel street

William, of Kinmundy, Justice of the

Peace, h. 1 Springbank terrace

William, flesher, 8 Basement floor,

New market, h. 43 North street

Mrs G., 15 Skene rowMrs, broker, 9 Park street

Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 24

Belmont street

Gifford and Son (late Gifford and Mair)

carvers and gilders, 187 Union-st.

James (of Gifford and Son) h. 7 South

College street

Gilbert, Thomas, teacher (Juvenile Industrial

School) Sugarhouse lane, h. Holburn

place

William, criminal officer, Garden's

lane, North street

Gilchrist, Gordon, merchant tailor, 2 Gallow-

gate

Gilcomston Brewery Co., flour and meal

merchants ; John Webster, manager

Gilcomston Comb Works, Steps of Gilcom-

ston

Gildawie, Alexander, late farmer, Gateside,

6 Carmelite street

Giles, James, R.S.A. portrait and landscape

painter, 62 Bon- accord street

Gill, Alex. O., (traveller to Farquhar and

Gill) h. 6 Caroline place

David (of Farquhar and Gill) 6 Caro-

line place, MaybankDavid (of Gill and Smith) 48 Skene-ter.

John, Bon-accord ale establishment, 13

h. 18 Queen street

and Smith, wholesale watch and clock-

makers, 78 Union street

Miss, 216 Gallowgate

Miss, 4 Bon-accord square

Gillanders, James, sexton (St. Clement's

Churchyard) and funeral undertaker,

3 h. 1 Commerce lane

Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 1 Com-

merce lane

Gillespie, Erskine, boot and shoe warehouse,

4, 5, 6 New market gallery, h.

Donald's court, Schoolhill

James, Cottage Hotel; entries 8 Bur-

nett's close, and 4 Stronach's close

John, spirit dealer, 40 Loch street

James, housekeeper and messenger,

Custom house

William, vintner, Steps of Gilcomston

Rev. William, clergyman (United

Presbyterian Church) 124 Union-st.


Gilfillan, James, 6 Broadford place

Girls' Hospital, 56 Gallowgate; Miss Hay,governess

Glasgow Parcel Delivery—agent, Charles

Panton, 33 St Nicholas-st.

Glassites' Chapel, 37 St. Andrew street

Glegg, Alexander, confectioner and pastry

cook, 125 Union St., h. 24 Gordon-st.

George (of Glegg & Sons) 28 Dee-st.

George, and Sons, confectioners, 215Union street

Robert (of Glegg & Sons) 37 Shiprow

Robert, jun. (N.B. of S.) 37 Shiprow

Glenburn Distillery, Rubislaw

Glennie, George, baker, 17, h. 15Crown-st.

Charles, coach proprietor, 56 Queen-st.

John (of Frasur and Glennie) 87 Chapel

street

William, vintner, 49 Lodge walk

William, broker, 10 Gallowgate

Mrs, 33 North Broadf'ord

Mrs Alexander, of Maybank, Hutcheon

street west

Miss, Galleries, Skene place

Globe Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance;

Robeit Dyce, advocate, 3 Queen-st.

Glover, Lieutenant T.B., 79 King street

Goldie and Hay, sailmakers, St. Clement's

court, St. Clement's street

James, shipowner, St. Clement's street,

h. Ash-hill

Mrs John, 7 Prospectt terrace

Goodbrand, Misses, dressmakers and milli-

ners, 188 George street

Goodwin, William, mail guard, 3 Queen. st.

Goodridge, Mrs, 38 Marywell street

Gordon, Alex., quill manufacturer, (Aberdeen

Quill Company) h. 40 Constitution-st.

Alexander, advocate and commissary

clerk, h. National Bank court, 42

Castle street ; Commissary Clerk's

office and chambers, New Record

Office, 27 King street

Alexander, druggist, 168 Union street

Alex., shipmaster (Richard Grainger)

h. 2 Park street-place

Barron, & Co., cotton spinners & manu-facturers, Woodside


Gordon, Charles, cooper and provision mer-chant, 57 Green, h. 3 Millburn-st.

Charles S., Inspector of the North of

i Scotland Bank Branch Offices, h. 26

Ferryhill place

Chailes, gardener, Holburn place

Rev. Charles, Roman Catholic Chapel,

h. Catholic Schools, Constitution.st.

Francis, of Kincardine, advocate, 13

Golden square

Francis, flesher, 60 George street, h.

109 Skene street

George, late merchant, 42 Chapel-st.

George, secretary and treasurer, GasLight Co., h. 26 Ferryhill place

George, fishing tackle maker, 31 Georgestreet

George, provision dealer, 1 Hutcheon-st.

Henry, teacher (Free Holburn School)

h. Cooperston rowHugh and Co., ironmongers to Her

Majesty, and general iron merchants,

&c, 89 Broad street; manufactory,

14 Gallowgateand Hunter, advocates, agents for the

Scottish Equitable Life and Imperial

Fire Offices, 14 AdelphiJames, and Co., coopers, Chronicle lane,

h. 56 LongacreJohn, cooper & fishcurer, 2 Garvock-st.

John, shipmaster (Scottish Maid) 1

Church street

John, carter, 14 Catherine street

J., lodgings, Wilson's court, 91 Broad-st.

Patrick Robertson, writer (J. and A.Blaikie) 10 Bon-accord lane

Peter, stoneware merchant, 51 St.

Nicholas street, k, 47 St. Nicholas-

street

P. L. (of Craigmile) Hawthorn Cottage,

Cooperston

Robert, flesher, 122 Chapel street

Robert, wright, 10 Summer lane

Robert, Hospital, 58 Schoolhill

and Smith, carters. 81 West North-st.

Thomas, jun. (of T. and G. Gordon)Berryden house

Thomas and George, grocers, wine andspirit merchants, 203 Union street

Thomas, innkeeper, cab-hirer, & stabler,

5 Harriet street

William, advocate (of Gordon & Hunter,

14 Adelphi) /*. RaedenWilliam, sharebroker and commission

merchant, 5 King street ; agent for

the Alfred Life Assurance Associ-

ation, h. 11 Bon-accord square

Win., commercial traveller, 114 Kingstreet

Gordon, Mrs Alex., lodgings, 74 Union-st.

...... Mrs Alex., 34 Union terrace

Mrs George, Ferryhill place

Mrs James, 2 Longacre, & Gowanbrae,Causewayend

Mrs John S., 93 Crown street

Mrs, 8 Bon-accord squareMrs L., 4 Schoolhill

Mrs Ralph, lodgings, 26 Dee street

Mrs Dr, lodgings, 67 Crown street

Mrs Thomas, 31 Frederick street

Mrs and Misses, dressmakers, 21Schoolhill

...... Miss, of Pitlurg, 9 Golden square

Miss, dressmaker, 106 George street

Miss Ann, dressmaker, 26 Dee street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 50 Gor-don street

Miss, lodgings, 8 Canal street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 22Union terrace

Gorard, Mrs, spirit merchant, 68 GuestrowGossip, Miss, dressmaker, 4 Hanover street

Govan, Thomas, pensioner, 34 East North-st.

Gove, William, fishmonger, 6 Basementfloor, New market, h. 15 Carmelitestreet

Government Emigration Agency for Austra-

lia, 43 Marischal-st. ; J. T. Rennie,agent

Gowans, James, supervisor of Excise, office,

1 12 King street, h. Thistle Cottage,

21 Thistle street

Gracie, James, builder, 59 Huntly street

Graham, Colquhon, baker, Holburn street

Grahame, Joseph,' 7 Garvock street

Grammar School, 52, 54, and 56 Schoolhill

Granite and Marble Works, Constitution-st.

Granite and Marble Works, 112, John-st.

Grainger, Miss, 1 1 North Silver street

Grant, Alex., Rising Sun Hotel, 10 Huxterrow and Broad street; entry, Con-cert court

Charles, china, glass, and stoneware

dealer, 15 Mealmarket street

David, boot and shoemaker, 3 SouthSilver street, h. 4 Thistle street

David (successor to John Duncan, to-

bacconist) 25 Union street

Douglas, sergeant, harbour police, 1

Marywell street

D. R. Lyall (of Brebner and Grant)Marine terrace

...... George, advocate, 10 King street, agent

for the Protestant Life and Fire In-

surance Association, LondonGeorge, lodgings, 13 Constitution-st.

George, furniture dealer, 29, h. 27 Gal-

lowgate


Grant, George (late sergeant, 74th Highlan-

ders) 63 Park street

Rev. James, teacher, Donaldson's school,

Back wynd, h. Eastfield Cottage

Stocket

James, shipmaster, 58 Shiprow

James, clerk (Inland Revenue, Stamps

and Taxes) h. 35 Victoria-st. west

John and William, clothiers and haber-

dashers, 16 Broad-st., h. 85 Crown-st.

John, shipmaster, 5 Catto street

John, spirit dealer, 89 Loch street

John, 74 St. Andrew street

JohnR., mason, 8 Forbes street

John, spirit dealer, 18 Maberly street

...... John, grocer and spirit dealer, 79George street

Lachlan, tailor, 15 Chronicle lane

...... Peter, surgeon, 157 Gallowgate, h. 6

Innes street

Peter, spirit dealer, 75 Woolmanhill

Robert, 24 Frederick street

William, flesher, 22 New market hall,

h. 84 ShiprowWilliam, grocer and spirit dealer, 57

St. Andrew-st., h. 2 Thistle street

William, broker, 4 Justice street

William, tailor and provision store,

Holburn street

William D., grocer and spirit dealer,

57 St Andrew street, h. 2 Thistle-st.

Mrs S., Bloomfield, Holburn road

Mrs, lodgings, 1 Berry lane

Mrs, provision merchant, 34 and 36

Loch street

Mrs, lodgings, 11 Union buildings

Miss F., teacher, 15 Littlejohn street

Miss, 51J Bon-accord street

Misses, of Monymusk, 11 Belmont-st.

Misses L. and F., milliners and dress-

makers, 51 Bon-accord-st.

Gray, Alexander, wholesale and retail book-

seller and stationer, 33 St. Nicholas

street, h. 117 George-street

Alexander (of A. and A. Gray) h. 3 St.

Mary's place

A. & A., wine, spirit, and provision

agents, Thornton place, Guestrow

Adam M. (of A. and A. Gray) h. 18

Victoria street west

Alexander, shipmaster, 6 Garvock-st.

Alexander, coach builder, 101, h. 103

King street

...... Alexander, watch and clockmaker, 11

Netherkiikgate, h. Steps of Gilcom-

ston

Alexander, porter, Railway station, h.

7 Dee village

..... Rev. Charles, 279 George street

Gray, Charles, cooper,' Hector's court, Com-merce street, h. 58 Longacre

Daniel, tea, wine, and grocery mer-chant, 22 Union street, h. 153

Crown street

David, house steward, Robert Gordon's

Hospital

...... David, professor of natural philosophy

in the Marischal College, h. 15

Union place

David, grocer and spirit dealer, 56Shiprow, h. Tullos, Nigg

David, cart and plough wright, general

blacksmith, and horse shoer, Holburn

street

George, merchant, 7 Marischal street,

h. 5 Dee place

George, commercial traveller (J. M.) h.

Braehead, Gilcomston

George, H, commercial traveller (H.Gordon & Co.) h. 14 Gallowgate

James, jun., clerk (Gilcomston BreweryCompany) h. 132 Crown street

...... James, general agent, commission mer-

chant and ship broker, h. 132 Crownstreet

James, flesher, 20 Newmarket, h. Col-

lege bounds, Old AberdeenJames, teacher, Union School, Virginia

street, h. 102 Chapel street

John, engineer (M'Kinnon & Co.) 140

George street

John, flesher, 19 New market, h. 87Wales street

John, officer (West Church) 21 North

Silver street

John, commission. merchant, h. 14 Gal-

lowgateJohn, jun., commercial traveller (A.

Skene) h. 14 Schoolhill

Robert, second clerk Post-office, 5

Little Chapel street

Robert A., teacher (Public Schools)

Berryden HouseRobert, shipmaster (Waterloo) 64 Park

street

Robert, gardener, Newbridge, Hardgate

Walter (Pratt and Keith, 53 Union-st.)

h. Bexhill Cottage, Holburn place

Watt, & Co., rope and twine manufac-

turers, 162 West North street

William, ironmonger, 52 North Gal-

lery, New market, h. 57 GreenWilliam, late tea dealer, 115 Crown-st.

William, grocer, h. 292 George street

William, commercial traveller (J. and

R. Urquhart) /*. 132 Crown street

Mrs, milliner and dressmaker, 1 Char-

lotte street


Gray, Mrs, 76 Wales street

Mrs E., 46 Victoria street west

Mrs, flesher, 10 Basement floor, Newmarket

Mrs, lodgings, 33 Charlotte street

Miss, 79 Gallowgate

Miss M., 57 Shiprow

Greach, Mrs, lodgings, 30 Dee street

Great North of Scotland Railway Oflice, 177

Union street ; Robert Milne, Secre-

tary, h. 148 Crown street

Green, James, clothier and woollen draper,

83, h. 80 WoolmanhillPeter, horse shoer and farrier, 9 Chro-

nicle lane, h. 15 Princes street

William (of L. and G.) h. 44 Loch-st.

Greig, Charles, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer,

33 Park street

George, builder (W. and G. Greig) 28

Thistle street

James, grocer end spirit dealer, 28Causewayend

...... James, tailor, 5 GuestrowJames, shoemaker, 89 Queen street, h.

Nelson street

John, cabinetmaker, 129, h. 126 Kingstreet; workshop, 11 Princes street

John E. (N. S. Bank 126 King street

John, surgeon, R.N., 84 Crown street

Robert, builder, 30 Summer street

William, vintner, 19 Lodge walkWilliam, builder (W. and G. Greig)

27 Thistle street

W. and G. builders, 27 Thistle street

Mrs, ginger-beer brewer, 13 LongacreMrs James, 3 Little Chapel street

Miss, dressmaker, milliner, and straw-

hat maker, Greig's-ct., WindmillbraeMiss, lodgings, 130 Union street

Griffith, Charles F., manager, Scottish Pro-

vincial Assurance Co., 89 Unionstreet

Grigor, Robert (of Grigor and Reid) agent,

Commercial Bank, 7 King street

...... and Reid, advocates, 7 King street

Groundwater, Alexander L., (Age AssuranceCo.) 28 Thistle street

Mrs, flesher, 12 Basement floor, Newmarket, k. Tanfield

Grub, George, advocate ; office, Advocates'buildings, h. 56 Dee street

Grubb, James, vintner, 11 Chapel street

[ Guardian Fire, Life, and Annuity Insurance

;

A. Chivas, advocate, agent, National

Bank court, 42 Castle street

Guarantee Society, London ; Alex. Stronach,

20 King street

Gunn, George, grocer and spirit dealer, 2

John street

Gunn, John, master shipwright (A. Hall &Sons) 20 Prince Regent street

John, agent (for J. and P. Cameron) h.

WoodsideGunpowder Office (Sir H. Bridges) 5 Bel-

mont street; William Stevenson,

agent

Guthrie, John, teller (North of ScotlandBank) 20 Union-row

Hackney, Captain George, 29 Broad street

Hadden, Alexander, of Persley, GrandholmCottage

Alexander and Sons, woollen and car-

pet manufacturers, and worsted spin -

ners, GreenGavin, manufacturer (A. Hadden and

Sons) Union grove

James Farquhar, manufacturer (A.Hadden & Sons) 33 Bon-accord-ter.

Robert, jun., shipmaster, 3 Prospect-ter.

Hadden, Robert, sen., salmon fisher, 3Prospect terrace, Ferryhill

Haigh, James O., manager (A. Hadden andSons) h. 27 Ferryhill place

Hall, Alexander, sworn timber salesman, 45Wellington street

A., officer of Inland Revenue (Glen-

burn Distillery)

& Sons, shipbuilders, York-st., FootdeeJames, shipbuilder, (of A. Hall and

Sons) Footdee

James, flesher, 38 Market hall

James, carter, 75 West North street

John, wholesale warehouseman, 43Broad street, h. 13 Union place

William, (of A. Hall and Sons) 119York street, Footdee

Mrs Alexander, 45 York street

Elizabeth, dress and bonnet maker, 45Wellington street

Miss, governess of Shaw's Hospital, 91Gallowgate

Hamilton, John, cutler, 17 George street, h.

25 Loch street

Handyside, George & Co., boot and shoe

warehouse, 22 Marischal street and3 Broad street

Hannan, Mrs, keeper, Trades' hall, 153Union street

Hanoverian Royal Consul, W. L. Thomson,21 Quay

Hanseatic Vice-Consul, W. L. Thomson, 21Quay

Hardy, Wm., watch maker, 17 Huxter-row]

-. Misses J. & M., milliners, 17 Huxter"row

Hargitt, John, (Devanha Comb Work Co.)

k. Polmuir

F


Harkess, Peter, dog trainer and bird catcher,

72 CausewayendHarp, Alexander, late Lighthouse keeper, 10

Canal street

Harper, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer,

57, h. 55 Virginia street

John, mealseller, 61 Virginia street

Wm., boot and shoemaker, and black-

ing manufacturer, 237, ReceivingPost Office, A. 239 George street

Mrs Alexander, 47 GreenMrs, teacher, 4 Jopp's lane


Harris, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 65Woolmanhill

Harrison, George, post-horse-master, Bazaar,

31, A. 28 St. Andrew street

Harrow, Robert, spirit dealer, 258 George-st.

Mrs, midwife, 4 Gordon's court, School-

hill

Isabella, vintner, 43 Wales street

Hart, Rev. Hugh (Zion Chapel, John street)

70 Dee street

Harvey, Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 5

Marischal street

William, grocer and spirit dealer, 56Quay, A. 1^ Canal lane

George T., clerk (Railway Co.)NeptuneCottage, Ruthrieston

Hatt, John L., 23 Castle street

William, grocer and spirit dealer, 270George street

Miss, 23 Castle street

Hay, Alex., shipowner ("of Goldie and Hay)4 Mount street, Rosemount

Alex., japanner and clock-dialmaker,

11, A. 13 Thornton place, GuestrowAlex., house factor, 1 Blackfriars-st.

Alexander & Co., spirit dealers, Adel-

phi lane

James, late merchant, 1 Blackfriars-st.

James (of James and John Hay) 19

GuestrowJames, minibus proprietor, 5, A. 3

Gordon street

James, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Had-den street

James and John, carvers and gilders to

the Queen, optical and philosophical

instrument sellers, 2 Market street

;

workshop, 19 GuestrowJohn, late carver and gilder, Broombill

Cottage, Ruthrieston

John, jun. (of James & John Hay) 19

GuestrowJohn, spirit dealer, 22 GreenRobert, grocer, 18 Blackfriars street

, Willm., boot and shoemaker, 113Unionstreet, A. 1 1 Seamount place

Hay, William, painter, 53 GreenWilliam, provision merchant, 144£

George street


Mrs, lodgings, 33 Charlotte street

Mrs, 92 ShiprowMiss, dressmaker, 8 Carmelite street

Miss, sick nurse, 26 Gerrard street

Miss, teacher (Girl's Hospital) 56Gallowgate

Miss, lodgings, 6 StrawberrybankHeintzler, Mademoiselle, teacher of French,

26 Dee street

Hector, Jas., tea and spirit dealer, Holburn-st.

John, salmon merchant, Bon-accord Cot-

tage, Cove, and 1 Springbank place

Willm., boot & shoemaker, Holburn-st.

Helmrich, Mrs, lodgings, 7 Black's buildings

Henderson, Alexander, advocate ; office, 26,

A. 32 St. Nicholas street

Alexander, bookbinder, 2 Broad street,

A. 19 Union buildings

Alexander, confectioner, 11 Castle-st.

Alexander, shipmaster, 10 Marywell-st.

David, fishing-tackle maker, 3 Castlebrae

James, architect, office, 43, Belmont-st.,

h. ElrabankJames, printer, 91 King street

John, porter (A. H. and Sons) A. 251

George street

John, fishing-tackle-maker and bird-

stuffer, 85 Spring garden

Robert, shoemaker, 80 Skene street

Robert, plasterer (of Bowman and Co.)

4 John street

William & Son, architects and builders,

66 Loch street

William (of W. Henderson and SonJ A.

2 Carden place

William, clerk, 11 Affleck street

William, house painter, glazier, and

paper-hanger, 5 Dee street, A. 3 St.

Mary's place, Crown-st., workshop,

76 and 77 Windmillbrae

.... William, M.D., lecturer on Materia

Medica, Marischal College, A. 49Schoolhill

.... William (of Geo. Thompson, jun., andCo.) A. 13 North Silver street

.... William, spirit dealer, 15 Windy wind

.... William, gunmaker and cutler, 89, A. 91

King street

.... William L. (of William Henderson &Son) 66 Loch street

.... William, jun. (Barry, Henry, and Co.)

28 Skene terrace

.... Mrs Capt., 53 Victoria street west

. .. Mrs Jas., Upper Leadside, Gilcomston

.... Mrs John, 21 Bon-accord street


Henderson, Mrs, stay-maker, 42 Queen street

Mrs (late of Kepplestone) Twin Cottage,

Holburn street

Henry, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer,

14 West North street

Andrew, stabler, ISO Gallowgate

George, merchant (Hugh Gordon & Co.)

1 GallowgateGeorge, shore-porter, 45 Castle street

George (of J. and G. Henry) h. Beattie's

court, 102 Gallowgate

James, driver of the Banff mail-gig, 99

George street

John and Geo., fieshers, 92 Gallowgate

John (of J. and G.) h. Charles street,

Broadford

Joseph, shore-porter, 45 Castle street

Mrs, midwife, 180 GallowgateMiss, innkeeper, 10J Huxter row

Herald Office, 7 Queen street

David, grocer and spirit merchant, 35Jack's brae

James, missionary to East Parish, h. 12

Constitution street

Mrs, lodgings, 56 Gerrard street

Hercules Insurance Company ; agent, JohnDuncan, advocate, 8 Castle street

Hill, Isaac, teacher; seminary and A. 19 Queenstreet

Hird, Miss, milliner, 4 Black's buildings

Hislop, William, 37 Summer street

Hobnill, John, spirit dealer, 45 East North st.

Hobrow, William, grocer, &c.,218 Gallowgate

Hobson, Richard, surveyor's department,

G.P.O., 3 Devanha place

Christopher, Arthurseat HouseHodge, John, cutler, surgical-instrument,

bandage and artificial limb maker, 41

Union street, h. 3 Windsor place,


Hogarth, Dickson & Co., preserved provision

merchants, &c, 90 & 95 College st.

and Co., merchants, 80 College street

Hugh, merchant, h. 87 Crown street

Thomas, Elmfield

William, merchant (Hogarth and Co.)

261 Union street

Hogg, George, wright, Holburn street, h. East

Twin Cottage, Holburn street

John, 13 Carmelite street

Peter, tinplate-worker, 20 Carmelite

street, h. 20 Trinity street

W. and A., wrights, 7J Carmelite street

Mrs, register office, 122 George street

Miss, teacher, 11 Blackfriars street

Miss Charlotte, teacher (Free John Knox)Twin Cottage, Holburn street

Holmes, John, clerk (J. Mess) h. 2 Gilcomston

brae

Holmes, William, cooper (Hogarlh and Co.)

13 Bon-accord lane

William, jun. (Hogarth and Co.) 13

Bon-accord lane

Holland, Frederic, manufacturer (Richards

and Co.) 15 Golden square

Hood, Walter, and Co. shipbuilders, FootdeeWalter, shipbuilder, 4 Canal terrace

Horn, James, manager (Commercial Co.) 12

Springbank terrace

James, mason, 3 Martin's lane

Robert, spirit dealer. 14 Shiprow

Home, James, sheriff-officer for counties of

Aberdeen and Kincardine, 8 Gallow-

gate

R. B., clerk, 25 Marischal street

Hossack, Archibald, fruit merchant, 62 Union

street

House of Refuge, Duthie's court, 45 Guestrow

Hovvat, Robert, Defiance coach guard, 95

Wales street

Howling, Thomas, shipmaster (City of Aber-

deen) 82 Waterloo quayMrs, 41 York street

Howie, William, porter, carpet department

(A. H. &S.)A. 46 Shiprow

Walter, spirit dealer, 25 Windmillbrae

Mrs, lodgings, 49 Broad street

...... Mrs, provision seller, 46 Frederick st.

Huddlestone, Mrs, 143 George-street

Hughes, Robert, engraver and lithographic

printer, 15 Netherkirkgate, h. 36

Union terrace

Hume, Peter, Bank street

Humble, Miss, dressmaker, Holburn street

Humphrey, John (of Comalegy) 11 Spring

bank terrace

...... Miss, 44 Whitehouse street

Hunter, Alexander, mealseller, 63 Huntly st.

Arthur, mealseller, 137 Gallowgate

John M., 108 King street

Robert W., musician, teacher and dealer

in musical instruments, 16 Huxterrow

Thomas, general city mission, 108 King

street

William, commission merchant and gene-

ral agent, 1 15 Union street, h. 3 Lang-stane place

William, advocate (of Gordon and Hun-ter) 14 Adelphi court, h. Garden place

William, clerk, 31 Charlotte street

William, grocer and spirit dealer, 30Park street

William C, of Tillery, 12 Albyn place

...... Mrs. teacher of singing, piano-forte and

organ, h. 3 Langstane place


Mrs, dressmaker, 13 Black's buildings


Hunter, Misses, 30 North Broadford

Hurry, William, and Sons, nail and tack ma-nufacturers, 20 Fredrick street

Hutcheon, Alexander, upholsterer, 7 Carme-lite lane, h. 9 Carmelite street

...... Alexander, 9 Canal street

Andrew, heddlemaker, 12 Forbes street

Robert, flesher, 48 Newmarket, h. Gar-logie, Skene

William (of White and Hutcheon) 59Bon-accord street

Ann, bootbinder, 49 St. Andrew street

Hutcheson, George, grocer, tea, wine andspirit merchant, 24, A. 68 Skene sq.

Hutton, Edward, hairdresser, 114 Skene street

James, lodgings, 120 King street

Imlat, Alex., late printer, 9 Constitution-st.

George, spirit dealer, 8 Netherkirkgate,

h. 3 Park street westWilliam, grocer and spirit dealer, 37Commerce street, h. 3 Park st., west

Imperial Fire Insurance; Wm. Smith, archi-

tect, agent, 142 King street

Imray, David, stoneware merchant, 64 Wool-manhill

Robert, weaver, HardgateIncome Tax Office, Record Office, King street;

N. Burnett, clerk to CommissionersIndependent Fire, Life & Annuity Assurance

;

A. Stevenson, agent

Infirmary, Royal, WoolmanhillInglis, Alexander, grocer|and ship-chandler,

28 Regent quay. h. 6 Castlebrae

David, spirit dealer, 58 George street

George, wholesale grocer, Crown court,

Union street, h. 60 Dee street

James, baker, 1 Waverley place, h. 16

Victoria street westJohn, shoemaker, 15 Hutcheon street

William, 60 Dee street

William, baker, 67,7*. 61 Broad street

Miss, 9 Rosemount place

Ingram, Alexander, feuar, 25 Seamount pi.

James, tailor, 64 Broad street.

Ingram, William, wright, 91 Loch street

Miss, dressmaker & milliner, 64 Broadstreet

Inland Revenue Office, 116 King street

Revenue (Stamps &. Taxes) Advocates'buildings

Innes, George, Ivy Cottage, LoanheadGeorge, plasterer, 103 George street

Capt. George, of Seafield, 44 Chapel-st.

John B., slater and slate merchant, 17

Rose street

Robert, fishmonger and game dealer,

60 & 61 Basement floor, New market,

A. 24 Correction wynd

Innes, Mrs, lodgings, 1 Netherkirkgate....... Mrs, 125 Crown street

Mrs John, 14 Rose street

Miss, of Edingight, 26 North Silver-st.

Miss, 251 Union street

Miss, dressmaker, 1 NetherkirkgateInsurance Company of Scotland (Fire) ; Wm.

Skinner, advocate, 201 Union street

Ireland, Jas., baker, 81 h. 79 Bon-accord-st.Ironside, Chas., mate (brig, James Chadwick)

43 Wales street

George, (Wm. Leslie) 56 Chapel-st.

John, clerk, 43 Wales street

Patrick, auctioneer, 47 Broad street, h.

Henderson's court, Broad street

William, house carpenter and builder, 8Well of Spa

Mrs, provision mercht., 27 Meal Marketstreet

Irvine, Alexander, officer to the ShoemakerTrade, convener officer to the SevenIncorporated Trades, 25 Longacre

John, piano-forte turner & repairer, 243George street

Mrs. lodgings, 33 Charlotte street

Isaac, George, Union Hotel, 25 Union-st.

Jack, James, blacksmith (A. Hadden & Sons)h. 17 Dee village

Jackson, Henry, M.D., surgeon and druggist,

34 Woolmanhill, h. 7 Black's build-

ings

James, boot closer, 53, h. 50 LongacreWm, boot and shoemaker, Henderson's

court, 46 Broad street

William, tailor, 5 MounthoolyMiss, milliner & dressmaker, Hender-

son's court, 46 Broad street

JafrVay, Alexander, late builder, 57 John-st.

George, messenger (Aberdeen Bank) 5Castlebrae

James, merchant, 108 Chapel street

Thomas, and Sons, 187 George street

,William L., boot and shoe shop, 36

Broad street

Mrs David, meal seller, &c. 68 WestNorth street

Mrs, William, 45 Constitution street

James, William, malster and brewer, 211King street

Jameson, Mrs John, 41 Chapel street

Jamieson, Alexander, drill-master, Gordon'sHospital, and teacher of broad swordand calisthenic exercises, h. 30Whitehouse street

Alexander, book canvasser, 40 NorthBroadford

and Mitchell, tea, wine, and spirit mer-chants, 38 Union street


Jamieson, George (of J. & M.) 33 Dee street

George, jeweller and silversmith, andwatchmaker to the Queen, 107 Unionstreet, h. 6 West Oaibstone street

James, M.D., 148 Union street

Jas. (of J. Fraser and Co.) 11 Unionrow

James, precentor (Free North Church)teacher of vocal music, and jobbinggardener, h. 17 Rosemount place

James, mason, Bank street

John, tea & spirit shop, 25 St. Clementstreet

John, commission-merchant, ship andinsurance'brokor, 56 Marischal street,

h. 6J Albyn place

...... John, teller (Town and County Bank) 1

Denburn terrace

John, mariner, 70 Park street

John, broker, 28 Lodge walk.

Robert, M.D., resident Physician andsuperintendent of the Lunatic Asy-lum, h. at the Asylum

...... Robert, shipmaster, 18 Commerce-st.Thomas, wright and funeral waiter, 9

Carmelite street

Mrs, midwife and sick-nurse, 15 St.

Nicholas street

Mrs, 1 Denburn terrace

Mrs Robert, sen., 50 Castle street

Jamson, Mrs Captain, lodgings, 36 Union-st.

Mrs, matron, Gordon's Hospital

Jarvis, James, hosier (Barker and Sons), 8North Broadford

William, 80 Hutcheon street

Jazdowzki, John, teacher and linguist, 120Crown street

Jenkins, John, boot & shoemaker, 29 Nether-kirkgate

Jessiman, George, spirit dealer, 24 Castle-st.

John, spirit dealer, 17 Fisher rowJessieman, George, spirit dealer, 80 Loch-st.

Thomas, spirit dealer, 14 Park street

Miss, lodgings, 40 Chapel street

Johnston, Alexander, of Blackness, 26 NorthBroadford

Alexander, builder, 32 Thistle street

Alexander, blacksmith, 3 Martin's lane

Alexander, broker, 66 ShiprowAndrew, cashier (Adam and Anderson)

10 Queen street

Fraser L., tea, wine, and spirit mer-chant, 2 King street, h. 126 King-st.

George, tidewaiter, 48 Commerce-st.George, engineer, 67 Commerce-st.and Laird, furnishing tailors, 36 Union

street

James, mealseller, 60 Virginia street

James, messenger-at-arms, 29 Broad-st.

Johnston, James, furnishing tailor, 18 and 20Woolmanhill

John, blacksmith, and heel and toe

maker, 75 GallowgateJohn, stoneware dealer, 27 Skene-st.

John, spirit dealer, 65 West street

John H., embroidery pattern printer,

75 Chapel street

Joseph, grocer and 6pirit dealer, 54Netherkirkgate

Robert, clerk, 232 George street

Robert, merchant, 25 York place, h. 3Golden square

William, (of Johnston and Laird) 1

Netherkirkgate

Mrs, lodgings, Henderson's court, 91

GallowgateMrs, sen., 3 Golden square

Mrs William, 10 Queen street

Miss, teacher (John Knox's School) 10Queen Street

Miss, teacher of English, music, anddrawing, 25 Victoria street west

. Miss, dressmaker, 3 KingslandplaeeMiss, milliner, 8 Seamount place

Misses, Calsayseat

Jolly, Isaac, tea, wine, and spirit merchant,114 George street, h. 33 Charlotte

street

James, grocer and spirit dealer, 64College street

Jean, poultry shop, 6 Crown street

Miss, dressmaker, 48 Frederick street

Jones, Ann, broker, 47 Lodge' walkJopp and Shand, advocates, Jopp's court, 31

GallowgateAlexander (of Jopp and Shand) h.

Elmhill

George, spirit dealer, 35 East North-st.

John, hotel, 5 Regent quayWilliam (of Allardyce and Jopp) 31

GallowgateMrs Andrew, 31 Gallowgate

Joss, Charles, tailor, 91 Skene street

John, provision agent, 51 Loch street,

h. 5 Charlotte street

Patrick, agent (A. and F. Manuelle) 41

GuestrowJustice, James N., 1 East North street

Mrs, 39 Union terrace

Mills, Holburn street

Kay, John, teacher (West Prison) 20 Chapelstreet

John, commission agent, 47 .Marischal

street, h. 74 Union street

William, shipmaster (Brothers) 29James street

Margaret, provision seller, 36 Park-st.


Keen, James, broker, 21 CausewayendKeith, Alexander (of Keith and Gibb) 4

Rosemount terrace

George, Morningside, Ruthrieston, and1 East Craibstone street

and Gibb, lithographers, engravers, andornamental printers, 15 Unionbuildings

James, druggist, 8, h. 10 Union place

James, clerk (A. M'DonaldJ h, 10 Bon-accord lane

John ("Pratt and Keith) 52 Bon-accordstreet

John, merchant tailor, 6 Netherkirkgate,

h. 1 GuestrowJohn, secretary and accountant (Town

and County Bank) 3 Carden place

Patrick, agent (British Linen Co.) 22King street

...... Peter, carter, 11 MounthoolyWilliam, M.D., surgeon to the Royal

Infirmary, and lecturer on Clinical

Surgery, 257 Union street

William, slater, and slate merchant, 24Union row, and 24 Summer street

Mrs James, 101 Crown street

Mrs, lodgings, 10 Bon-accord lane

Mrs, milliner and dressmaker, 47 Parkstreet

Mrs, spirit dealer, 51 East North-st.

Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 7Crown street

Kellas, James F., secretary and clerk, LocalMarine Board, 28 Quay

Elizabeth, provision merchant, 13Schoolhill

Kellock, William, agent for London printing

and publishing Co., shop and house208 George street

Kelly, James, baker, 120, h. 118 Chapel-st.

John, merchant, Grant's court, 49 Up-perkirkgate

John, Hillside post, 7 St. Andrew-st.Kelman, William, tailor, 5 Blairton lane

William, rope and twine manufacturer,290 George street

> Miss, lodgings, Ross's court, 6 Upper-kirkgate

Kemp, David, watchmaker, 10 South Gal-lery, New market, h. 4 Muttonbrae

Francis, grocer and spirit dealer, 60Skene square

George, spirit dealer, 31 Loch street

Irvine, clerk, Stamp Office, Advocates'buildings

...... Robert, grain merchant and tacksmanof the Ferryhill meal, barley, andflour mills ; office, 59 and 60 Castle

street, h. 155 Crown street

Kemp, Mrs, lodgings, 86| Crown street

Kenan, Mrs, provision dealer, 23 Causeway-end

Kenn, Mrs William, 17 Huntly street

Kennedy, David H., commissary-clerk-depute

(Record Office) King street

James John, merchant and agent, Mar-ket-st., h. 79 Crown street

James (Philip and Kennedy) h. 177Union street

Mrs, sick nurse, 31 Harriet street

Mrs D., 41 Victoria street westMiss, 46 Marischal street

Kent Mutual Fire Insurance Co., W. P.Booth, agent, 56 Marischal street

Kerr, David, M.D., lecturer on Surgery to

the University and King's College,

4 Golden square

and Bowman, carvers and gilders, print-

sellers and artists' colourmen, 24Queen street

George (of Kerr and Bowman) StonytonCottage, Rubislaw

James, painter, 15 Schoolhill, k. 31Woolmanhill

James, traveller (L. Clark and Son) 4John street

John, 50 Chapel street

William, boot and shoemaker, 222George street, h. 86 John street

Miss M., teacher, 16 GuestrowMisses, milliners, dressmakers, and straw-

bonnet makers, 31 Schoolhill

Kidd, J. Simpson, schoolmaster (East ParishSchool, St. Paul's street) h. 3 Kings-land place

Thomas A., tinplate-worker, 52 QuayWilliam, spirit dealer, 57 Commerce-st.Mrs William, spirit dealer, 28 Skene

square

Kidson, Miss, teacher of music, 73 Dee street

Kilgour, Alexander, M.D., 185 Union street

and Taylor, tobacconists, 49 Nether-kirkgate

Miss, 5 Mary place, Skene squareKiloh, James, tailor, 15 Correction wynd

Joseph, spirit dealer, 6 College street

Kilpatrick, George, broker, 48 East North-st.

Kindness, John, baker, 147 George street and27 Basement floor, New market, h.

149 George street

King, Arthur, & Co., printers, Concert court,

Broad street, h. 44 UpperkirkgateCharles, furnishing tailor, 23 Broad-st.

George and Robert, booksellers and sta-

tioners, 28 St. Nicholas street, and 3Flourmill lane

George (of George and Robert King)1 Skene place


King, John, shipmaster (Main) 17 Prince Re-gent street

Maxwell G. G., dentist, 37 Marischal-st


Mrs, provision seller, I Albion street

...... Miss, lodgings, 9 Diamond street

Kinnear, James, 266 George street

Kinneard, William, gardener, PitmuxtonKirkland, Mrs, 65 Dee street

Knight and Craib, saddlers, 43 Queen street

William, architect and surveyor, 11Union buildings

Misses, Springbank street

Knowles, Alexander F., clerk (G. Thomson,jun., and Co.) h. 267 George street

Archibald, grocer and provision mer-chant, 48 Windmillbrae

James, flesher, 3 Skene 6treet, h. 5Skene street

James, clerk (Stewart, Rowell, and Co.)

264 George street

Thomas, jun., flesher, 26 and 27 New-market, h. St. Ann's court, 15 Gues-trow

Thomas, flesher, 7, 8, and 9 Market hall

William, tea, wine, and spirit merchant,65, h. 269 George street

Mrs, 1 Langstane placeKnox, Arthur, foreman (A. and W. Ogilvie)

24 Thistle street

David, ironmonger, 58 Gallowgate, h.

4 Mitchell place

David, painter and glazier, 18, h, 44Chapel street

William, grain merchant, 83, h. 81George street

William, spirit dealer, 15 ShiprowMrs George, Kingsland place, 259

George street

Mrs, P. M., 25 Victoria street westKyd, James, road surveyor, RubislawKynoch, John, teller (N. S. Bank) /*. 9 Spring-

bank terrace

Robert, broker, 38 East North street

Labr, E. W. Yon, 93 Wales street

Laidlaw, Charles S. (of Fraser and Laidlaw)h. 10 King street

Laing, Alexander, haircutter, 97 George-st.Alexander (of Laing and Melvin) 143

Skene street

& Mel vin, coach-builders to'Jier Majesty,4 and 8 Bon-accord street

Herod, 11 Drum's lane

Jas., inspector of works, 32 Summer-st.James, ironmonger, blacksmith, and bell-

hanger, 121 Union street ; workshop,Bow bridge, foot of Windmill brae,h. 20 Albyn place

Laing, James, chemist and druggist, 51 Wool-manhi 11

James, skinner, 38 George street, h.25 Loch street

Robert, shoemaker, 176 George streetWilliam, M.D., 7 Golden squareWilliam, blacksmith, heel and toe-plate-

maker, 18 Catherine street, h. 4Canal side, Mounthooly

Mrs, lodgings, 9J Sugarhouse lane...... Miss, 7 Golden squareLaird, Daniel (of Johnston and Laird) 25

Bon-accord streetLamb, Alexander, plumber and brass-founder,

48 John street, h. 31 Charlotte streetDavidson, feuar, 57 CausewayendJas., cart and plough wright, RuthriestonJames, shore-porter, 7 Marischal streetJames, cart and plough wright, 2| North

Broadford, h. Johnston CottageJn., photographer, 233, h. 187 George-st.Robert, shore-porter, 18 ShiprowMrs, flesher, 87 basement floor, New

market, h. 22 College street

Lambert, Miss, boarding school, 3 Union-ter.Lamont, Alexander, stoneware merchant, 9

ShiprowLanglands, Robert, provision dealer, 187 Gal-

lowgateLatter, Richard, professor of music, 52 "Vic-

toria street westLaurie, David (of Devanha Comb-work Co.)

1 Millburn street, FerryhillHenry, boot and shoemaker, 33 Wool-

manhill

Thomas, founder (J. Abernethy and Co.)Ferryhill

William, bookbinder and stationer, 197Union-st., h. 1 Millburn st„ Ferryhill

Mrs William, 29 Ferryhill placeMrs, lodgings, 61 Huntly street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, h. 1

Millburn street

Miss, 31 Diamond street

Law, Arthur, grocer, 49 WindmillbraeGeorge, shipmaster, 54 QuayJohn, baker, 60 Shiprow, h. 3 Aflleck-st.

Samuel, shoemaker, 122 Skene street...... William, clerk (Bon-accord Livery

stables) h. 122 Skene streetWilliam, grocer, 69 Park street, corner

of Princes street

Mrs, 114 Crown street


Miss, 35 ShiprowMiss Barbara, grocer and spirit dealer,

8 Wellington placeLawrence, John, slater, 35 Ann street

Joseph, tailor and funeral waiter,


officer (Free East Church) 13 Black-

friars street

Lawrence, Mrs James, 53 Huntly street

Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 32Dee street

Lawson, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer,

44, h. 46 Netherkirkgate

William, gardener, Ferryhill house

Lazenby, James, teacher, Crown court, Unionstreet, h. 19 Crown street

Leask, James, advocate, 32 Queen street, h.

Seabank, Old AberdeenJames, shipmaster, 59 Wales street

William, shipmaster (Granite City) 32

Dee street

Mrs, grocer and spirit dealer, 71 Walesstreet

Learmonth, John, coffee-rooms, G Park lane

Leckie, Andrew, engineer (Wm. Simpson &Co.) /*. 47 Wellington street

Ledingham, Alexander, grocer, tea, and spirit

dealer, 42J Chapel street, h. 28 Sum-mer street

A. W., collector (Gas Office) 7 Car-

melite street

James, teacher of English, elocution,

writing, geography, Latin, and arith-

metic, music, drawing, and needle

work, 12 Correction wyndJas., stabler, Ross's court, 22 Schoolhill

John, wright, 73 Hutcheon street

Robert, advocate, 52, h. 50 King street

Mrs William, 7 Carmelite street

Leeds and Yorkshire Fire and Life Assur-

ance Co., John B. Eannerman, agent,

8 Trinity quay...... and Yorkshire Insurance Co., agent,

John Brace, 26 Marischal street

Leffen, Mrs H., hotel and lodgings, 10

Adelphi, Union street

Legg, James, tinsmith, 48 Netherkirkgate, h.

abpve shop

Legge, John, stone-cutter, Windmillbrae, h.

20 North Broadford

Leighton, James (of Porter and Leighton) 11

Charles street

Leith, George, spirit dealer, 52-| Virginia-st.

Hugh, salesman (R. Kemp) 1 Park

street westThos., spirit dealer, 78 West North-st.

Mrs, (late of Ellon) 99 Wales street

Mrs, 7 Wales street

Misses, of Free field, 46 Skene terrace

Lennie, Alexander, shoemaker, and principal

beadle of Free John Knox Church,

h. 20 Hutcheon street

Leslie, Alexander, rnessenger-at-arms, and

sheriff officer, 51 Queen street'. Alex., late of Jamaica, 12 Union-row

Alexander, brewer, 5 Virginia street

Leslie, Alexander, shipmaster (Alex. Hall)


George, shipowner, 11 Quay, h. 138Crown street

George, shipwright (A. Duthie & Co.)

25 ShiprowGeorge, Bon-accord Inn, 40 GuestrowJames, manager (Gas Lignt Co.) 8

Canal terrace

James, shoemaker, 18 Schoolhill, h. 16

Loch street

James, shipmaster, 38 St. Clement-st.

...... James, clerk (G. Leslie, Quay) 138

Croun street

James, A., writer, office 11 Adelphi,

h. 16 Huxter-row...... John, cotton manufacturer, 40 Wool-

manhill, h, 263 George street

John Grant, sheriff-clerk depute, and

depute-cleik of the peace, Record

Office, 27 King street, h. 17 East

North street, corner of King street

..... John, bootmaker, 5 Queen street, h. 8

Mount street

John, (late millwright) 16 Huxter-rowJohn, shipmaster (Miranda) 7 Gatvoek

street

John, shipmaster, 97 Wales street

Robert, writer and accountant, 13

Marischal street

Thomas, carter, York street

...... William, surgeon, 10 Golden square

W. and W., grocers, tea, and spirit

dealers, 39 West North street, h.

above shopWilliam, architect and builder, 123-£

Union street, h. 8 Golden square

Wm., house steward, Lunatic AsylumMrs, 35 Bon- accord terrace

Mrs, of Memsie, 29 Union place

Mrs, lodgings, 63 Park street

Miss, 38 Skene terrace

Miss, milliner, 16 Virginia street

Misses (Powis) BerrybankMisses, Canal road villa, CausewayendMisses, lodgings, 60 St. Nicholas street

Misses, milliners, 46 Constitution street

Lees, James, berthmaster, 4 Fish street

James, shipmaster (Citizen) 59 Commercestreet

Lester, Charles, teller (North of Scotland Bank)19 Skene terrace

Levie, Alexander, shipmaster (Enchanter) 33Union terrace

John, 29 East North street


Mrs. teacher, 6 Garvock street

...... Miss, teacher, 13 Commerce street

Levy, M. A., tailor, clothier and outfitter, 26

Union street


Leys, Masson and Co., Grandholni WorksMrs, provision dealer, 22 Basement floor

New market, h. 1 Carmelite lane

Liddle, George, shipmaster, 8 York street

Ligertwood, James, grocer, tea, wine and

spirit merchant, 122 King street, h.


John, advocate, 4 Correction wynd, h.

Rubislaw terrace

Eobert, writer, 4 Correction wynd, /*.

Rubislaw terrace

"William, master shipwright, 45 York st

...... Mrs, of Logierieve, 24 Bon-accord terrace

Mrs Peter, 41 York street

Lindsay, Charles, spirit dealer, 87 Shiprow

James, grocer and spirit dealer, 27 St.

Clement street

.... and Garden, cheap publication ware-

house, 62, h. 79 Gallowgate

Rodger, George street

Mrs, 11 Union place

Mrs, 2 Bannermill street

Mrs Dr., 1 Mitchell place

Mrs, 8 Rosemount place

Linklater, Andrew, shipmaster (Sir Wm.Pulteny) 62 Virginia street

, Alex., shipmaster, 62 Virginia street

Jas., shipmaster (Samson) 4 Hanover st.

Linton, Alex., surgeon, R.N.,266 George st.

Lippe, Robert, teacher, Canal-road School, h.

3 Rosemount terrace

Littlejohn, Alexander, wholesale grocer and

provision merchant, 72 Netherkirk-

gate,A. Burnside Cottage, Holburn-st.

and Green, wholesale and retail tea dea-

lers and grocers, 39 GreenJas. (of L. & G.) h. St. Mary's place

James, hosier and glover to the Queen,

155 Union-st., h. Muirfield Cottage,

Stocket

James, spirit dealer, 18 Gordon street

William, cashier (Aberdeen Town andCounty Bank) 91 Union street

Mrs, Burnside Cottage, Holburn street

Little, John, innkeeper, 16 Correction wyndRobert, broker, 33J Lodge walk

Liverpool and London Fire and Life Insu-

rance Co. ; John Sheed, agent, 44Marischal street

Livingston, Alexander, vintner, 9 Burnett's

close, Exchequer rowFrancis, porter and ale dealer, Welling-

ton roadRobert, grocer and spirit dealer,58 Col-

lege street

Mrs Dr., Nellfield House, Cooperston

Lizars, A. Jardine, M.D., surgeon, professor

of Anatomy, Marischal College andUniversity, 45 Schoolhill

Lloyd's Agent ; James Aitken, jun,, 88 Kingstreet

Loban, James, teacher, 106 Loch street

Lochart and Salmond, confectioners, 92 Unionstreet ; wholesale warehouse, gingerbeer, lemonade and soda water manu-factory, 2 Little Belmont street

...... James (of Lockart& Salmond) 2 Little

Belmont street

Logan, David (from John Broadwood & Sons,London) piano-forte tuner, regulaterand dealer, 74 St. Andrew street

...... and Co., piano-forte warerooms, 5 Crownstreet; workshop, Windmillbrae

James, mealseller, 154 GallowgateLondon Mutual Life and Guarantee Society

;

J. A. Wilson, 92 Broad street, agent..... Indisputable Policy Company; J. War-

rack, 34 Marischal street

...... Printing and Publishing Co., 208 Georgestreet ; Wm. Kellock, agent

...... Union Free Assurance Company; J.Warrack, 34 Marischal street

Union Assurance Fire Offices & Annui-ties; J. Collie, advocate, 38 Castlestreet

Longmuir, Hugh, shipmaster, 2 Prospect terrace, Ferryhill

James, shipmaster (Garland) 2 Mill st.

Rev. John, A.M. (Free Mariner'sChurch) 16 North Silver street

John, foreman blacksmith, Walter Hoodand Co., h. 8 Fish street

Mrs, 29 Schoolhill

Mrs John, 1 Prospect terrace, FerryhillMiss, ladies' school, 47 Schoolhill

Lonie, Alex., spirit merchant, 8 Huxter rowLorimer, Alex., spirit dealer, 61 East North

street

Louden, Archibald, City Hotel, 21 St. Nicholasstreet

Mrs, 5 Huntly street

Lovie, Mrs, 1 Dee place

Low, Alexander (Milne, Low & Co.) 31 Unionplace

and Chalmers, builders, 40 Whitehousestreet

David, mealseller, 32J West North st.

Gavin, (of Low & Chalmers) 40 White-house street

James, furnishing tailor, 180, h. 178George street

Elizabeth, provision shop, 189 George st.

Mrs James, 74 Loch street

Mrs, dressmaker, 13 Blackfriars street

Margaret, mangling and dressing, Kingsquare, Huntly street

Lucas, James, pavier and contractor, 128George street


Lukey, James, spirit dealer, 43 GuestrowLumsden and Robertson, advocates, 2 Union

terrace

George, shore porter, 7Marischal street

Geo, spirit dealer, 13 West North street

Henry, of Auchindoir, 255 Union street

Lumsden, James, and Co., clothiers andtailors, 117 Union street

John, and Co., grocers, wine and spirit

merchants, 95 Union street

William J., of Balmedie, h. 160 Unionstreet

William, merchant, 58 Union street, h.

Eastbank, Fonthill

Mrs James, 75 Crown street

M:ss, 24 Victoria street westMisses, Deemouth

Lunan, John, warehouse keeper (Steam Na-vigation Co.) Red Lion court, 77Broad street

John, wholesale and retail stationer, 66,

h. 8 Drum's lane

William, accountant (Aberdeen Rail-

way) 2 Ferryhill place

Lyall, George (of George Lyall and Co.) 97Union street

George, and Co., silk mercers to theQueen, 99 Union street

Robert, blacksmith, 19 Huxter rowMrs, broker, 9 Justice street

Lyell, Alexander (Customs) 28 Crown-st.

John, and Co., register grate, stove,

and gunmaker, 128 Union street,

manufacturing house, Back wynd, h.

4 Dee street

Lyon, Alexander, hide and leather factor, 39Broad street, h. 80 Bon-accord-st.

Lyon, John, shipmaster (St. Nicholas) 27James street

John, spirit dealer, 79 Waterloo quayMiss, dressmaker, 30 Summer street

M'Andrew, John, spirit dealer, 43 Schoolhill

Daniel, builder, agent for M'Neill andCo.'s patent asphalted and bitumi-

nous felts, 120 Loch street

Mrs, 2 Windsor place

M'Aulay, James, inspector of Inland Reve-nue (Stamps and Taxes) office, 4Belmont street, h. 154 Crown street

M'Bain, Wm., spirit dealer, 46 GreenM'Bean, Daniel, cabinetmaker, 16 Castle-st.

Donald, furnishing tailor, Trinity

Manse, Market street

John, boot & shoemaker, Bridge of DeeMrs, late of Alves, 36 Skene terrace

M'Beath, James, piano-forte tuner (of Loganand Co.) h. Holburn street

M'Beath, James, flesher, 5 Basement floor,

New market, h. 5 Carmelite street

Peter, shipmaster (New Frederick) 20Marywell street

Mrs, fishmonger, 4 basement floor, Newmarket, h. 3 Carmelite lane

M'Braid, Mrs, sick nurse, 73 Virginia street

M'Callum, Andrew, clerk, Inland Revenue,h. 19 Constitution street

James, vintner, 7 Stronach's close

William, boatman, 53 St. Clement-st.M'Combie, George, 1 Charlotte street

James Boyn, advocate (Murray andM'Combie) 2 Albyn place

Thomas, and Co., tobacco and snuff

manufacturers, and wholesale teamerchants, 51 Netherkirkgate

Mrs Peter, 7 Charlotte street

Mrs Thomas, 1 Bon-accord squareM'Condach, Charles, foreman (Torry brick-

work) h. Bank street, Ferryhill

Harry, grain dealer, Holburn street

Harry, jun., Holburn street

John, manager (Torry brickworks) h.


Miss, teacher, Female Orphan Asylum,8 Albyn Place

M'Conochie, Alexander, English and Com-mercial Academy, 13 Crown street

Archibald, shipmaster, 23 Ferryhill

place

George, waiter, 7 Gaelic lane

G. C, teacher of writing, 115 Union-st.

James R., Scottish Provincial Assur-ance Co., h. Bexhill Cottage, Hol-burn street

M'Crindle, Gilbert, head porter, RoyalHotel, h. 2 Carmelite street

M'Culloch, Mrs, lodgings, 9 George street

M'Donald, Alexander, M.D. (late RoyalArtillery) 250 Union street

Alexander, advocate, 245 Union street,

h. MUlbank Cottage, HardgateAlexander, stonecutter, builder, &c,

east end of Constitution street, h. 7Bon- accord square

Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 10Castle street

Alexander, broker, 33J East North-st.

Alexander, sailmaker, 54 Wellington-st.

Bernard, pavier and contractor, 36Bon-accord street

Charles, spirit dealer, 169 GallowgateDavid, 8 Carden place

David, book-keeper (D. Hogarth andCo.) 8 South Constitution street

Ewen, grocer and spirit dealer, 193Gallowgate

George, spirit retailer, 64 Loch street


M'Donald, James, cabinetmaker, 31 Castle

street, h. 48 LongacreJames, chemist and druggist, 87 King

street

James, porter, 10 Carmelite street

...... John, confectioner, 37 Basement floor,

New market, h. 20 Trinity street

John, 12 North Broadford

Peter, furnishing tailor, 80 Queen-si,Roderick, carter & feuar, 12 Charles-st.

Robert, tailor, 7 South Silver street, h.

8 Langstane place

William, spirit dealer, 12 West Northstreet

Mrs, lodgings, 5 Huntly street

Mrs, lodgings, 38 Union terrace

Mrs George, 30 Marischal street

...... Mrs, broker, 66 GallowgateMrs, flesher, 36 Basement floor, New

market, h. 2 Carmelite lane

Mrs, provision dealer, 166 George-st.

Mrs, lodgings, 20 North Broadford

Miss, teacher, Free Holburn School, h.

38 Union terrace

Miss, dressmaker, 5 Huntly street

Miss, stay and corset maker, 53 Queenstreet

Margaret, dressmaker, 48 LongacreM'Dougal, John, broker, 53 CausewayendM'Eachren, Allan, late of Inland Revenue,

10 Charles street

M'Farlane, Alexander (Customs) 50 Victoria

street west

B., broker, 39 East North street, h. 7Justice lane

Thomas, reedmaker, (Successor to R.Simmey) 29 Harriet street

Mrs, late of Crathie, 1 Victoria-st. west

M'Gilivray, Rev. Walter, D.D., minister of

Free Gilcomston Church, h. 10 Unionterrace

Mrs, eating-house, 4 Exchequer rowJohn, hairdresser, 244 George-st.

M'Gregor, Andrew, 5 Canal side

James, 76 Wales street

John, 127 Skene street

John, dyer and renovater of silk, wool-

len, and cotton goods, 26, h. 28George street

William, innkeeper, Aberdeen HotelM'Grigor, Charles, hosier and girth manu-

facturer, 5 Justice street, h. 1 Chapelcourt, Castle street

Mrs John, 44 Victoria street westMrs, 1 St. Clement street

Miss Margaret, hosier, 1 Justice street

Miss, 220 George street

M'Guffie, Maxwell, spirit dealer, 10 Trinity

corner, h. Brebner's ct., 84 Shiprow

M'Guffie, Thomas, ale and porter dealer,

ginger and spruce beer brewer, 11

Market street, h, 5 Carmelite street

M'Hardy, David, general blacksmith and bell-

hanger, 66 Netherkirkgate, h. Mid-town, Ruthrieston

John, general blacksmith & bell- hanger,

15, h. 17 Back wyndJohn, shipmaster, 8 St. Nicholas street

John, blacksmith, and Ironmonger,Crnden's court, 22 Broad street

William, grocer and spirit dealer, 234George street, and 89 Spring garden


Mrs Charles, 8 St. Nicholas street

M'Innes, John, grocer, 33 East North street

M'Intosh, Charles, and Co., blacksmiths andtobacco pipe top manufacturers, 158Gallowgate

Daniel, flesher, 23 New market, h. 74Hutcheon street

George, foreman (Fraser & Laidlaw) h.

24 Dee street

John, stoneware merchant, 85 Virginia

street

John and Son, cabinetmakers, h. 10Longacre

James, spirit dealer, 88 Loch street

Jas., tinsmith, 28, h. 21 Netherkirkgate

Wm., (N. S. Bank) 6 College boundsWilliam, wire worker, 70 George-st. A.

Broadford lane


Mrs, midwife, 52 Causewayend, Mrs, provision merchant & spirit dealer,

69 Broad street

M'Kann, John, broker, 31 Lodge walkM'Kay, Alex., shipmaster (Clipper) 5 Sum-

mer lane

M'Kay, George & Peter, (late A. M'Kay)boot and shoe makers, and leather

cutters, 3 Gallowgate

George, slater, 93 GreenGeorge, C, clerk, 2 Constitution street

George, vintner, 29 Berry lane

George, (of G. and P. M'Kay) h. 80John street

James, hosier and stay manufacturer,

57 Queen street

John, spirit dealer, 10 Lower DenburnNeil, Littlejohn-st. Tavern, 10 Little-

john street

Robert, rope & twine manufacturer 90

Loch street

William, tailor, Wellington road

Mrs, broker, 141 GallowgateMrs, matron, Blind Asylum, 50 Huntly

street

Miss, milliner, 15 St. Nicholas street


M'Kay, Miss, binder, top of Kingsland place

Miss, lodgings, 5 Mounthooly

Miss, teacher, top of Kingsland place

M'Keaig, Jas., reporter, 15 Correction wyndM'Kean, John, broker, 56 West North-st.

M'Kechnie, Allan, shipmaster, 19 Ferryhill

place

M'Kesser, John, Ashvale Cottage, Cooper-

ston

M'Kenzie, Alexander, currier, 13 Denburnterrace

Alexander and Co. (late Munro and

Grant) woollen drapers, 85 Union-st.

...... Alex., late manufacturer, 37 Skene

square

David, superintendent of meters ; office,

Blaikie's Quay, h. South College-st.

Donald, lodging house, Kittybrewster

Duncan, shoemaker, 41 Castle street

George, grocer and spirit dealer, and

boot and shoemaker, 35, h. 36 Re-gent quay

George, grocer and spirit dealer, 19

Causewayend, h. 2 Hutcheon street

Rev. Hugh (Gaelic Church) 19 Rose-

mount place

James, baker, 66 and 68 Queen street

James, draper (H. Cooper and Co.) 3

Charlotte street

John, shipmaster (Water Witch) 24Frederick street

John, shipmaster, 25 Regent quay

Kenneth, collector of customs, h. Dee-st.

Capt. Malcolm (H.E.I. C.S.) Frendville

and Matthews, architects, 24 Adelphi

court

Roderick, clerk. 2 Correction wyndWalter, spirit dealer, 11 Carmelite-st.

Wm. & Co., mealsellers, 34 Young-st.

William, 36 Bon-accord terrace

Mrs, 33 Summer street

Mrs, of Glack, 18 Albyn place


Miss (late of Ruthrieston) 29 Castle-st.

Miss, of Ord, 3 Skene terrace

Miss, dress and bonnet maker, 16

GuestrowMisses, 1 Blackfriars street

M' Kiddie, James, tailor, 30 East North-st.

M'Killiam, B. and W., confectioners to the

Queen, 54 Broad street

Basil (of B. and W. M'Killiam) 6

North Broadford

Robert, confectioner, 59 Union street, h.

Viewton place, Spittal

William (of B. and W. M'Killiam) 2

LongacreJohn, watch, clock, and nautical instru-

ment maker, 53 Marischal-st.

M'Kinlay, Robert, tea and coffee meichant,

St. Nicholas street, h. 55 John-st.

M-Kinnon, Donald, spirit dealer, 20 Cor-rection wynd

John, coach painter, 27 Union rowLachlan, advocate ; offices, Spring

Garden Iron Works, and 37 Broadstreet, h. 19 Albert street

...... Lachlan, jun., advocate, stock and share

broker ; office, 83 Union street, h.

106 Crown street

William, merchant, 19 Albert street

William, and Co., iron merchants,

founders, and bone manure manufac-turers ; foundry and bone mill, 20Spring Garden


M'Kirdy, John, watch and clockmaker, 28Woolmanhill

M'Lachlan, John, coal and ship broker andshipowner, 1, li, 3 James street

and Brechin, painters, 40 George-st.

Miss, dressmaker, 53 GreenM'Lagan, Mrs, 3 Rose street

Miss, 55 Victoria street west

M'Laren, James, (late Collector of Inland

Revenue) 53 Schoolhill

John, commission merchant,25 Gallow-gate, h. 7 Deemount

William, M.D., 53 Schoolhill

M'Laverty, Chas., broker, 25 Lodge walk

M'Lean, Alexander, house agent, M'Lean'scourt, 50 Gallowgate

G. Gordon, M.D., professor of Oriental

languages, Marischal College, h. 144King street

James, shipmaster, 66 Virginia street

John, clerk (Harbour office) 50 Gal-

lowgateJohn, clerk (Blaikie Brothers) 67 Com-

merce street

John, plasterer, M'Lean's court, 50Gallowgate

Thomas, baker, 7, h. 9 Dee street

William, audit clerk, G. N. of Scotland

Railway Co., h. 59 Spittal

Mrs, grocer, 11 Bon-accord lane

Mrs, 8 John street

Miss, teacher, 1 Charles street

M'Leay, Alex., spirit dealer, 17 Justice-st.

M'Lellan, John (cutter, J. Moir & Co.) h.

122 Chapel street

M'Lennan, Miss, dressmaker, 99 George-st.

M'Leod, Colin, and Son, tinsmiths, 52 East

North street

Murdoch, inn and lodgings, 79 Wind-millbrae

John, and Co., watch and clockmakers,

9 Schoolhill


M'Leod, Robert, tinsmith, 10 East North-st.

Simon, grocer and spirit dealer, 11

Weigh-house square

William, tailor, 5 Huxter row, h.

Rosefield

Mrs Alexander, grocer, 33 Summer-laneMiss, milliner and dressmaker, 24 Dee

street

M'Millan, Rev. Samuel, 13 Rosemount place

Mrs, 46 Regent quayM'Naughton, James, engineer (Richards &

Co.) 83 Skene square

M'Neil, John, manager (Union Cotton Mills)

87 College street

M'Nie, Mrs, lodgings, 34 Union terrace

M'Phail, Rev. James C. (Free East Church)9 Carden place

Mrs Donald, Bank street, Ferryhill

M'Phee, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 27,A. 21 Shiprow

Mrs. provision seller, 38 Lodge WalkM'Pherson, Alexander, baker, 65, h. 63 Green

Alexander, broker, 82 West North st.

Andrew, and Son, ironmongers andblacksmiths, 51 Market gallery

Captain Duncan, late of the 52d foot,

30 Victoria street west..... J. mail guard, Leffen's, Adelphi

James, manager (Gilcomston Comb Ma-nufactory) h. 58 Catherine st.

James, stabler, 26 West North st.

John, Comb manufacturer, Steps of Gil-

comston, h. Ann place, Back Stocket

road

John, provision merchant and carter, 81

West North st.

William, bookseller and wholesale sta-

tioner, 59, h. 91 Broad street

William, spirit^dealer and snuff-box

maker, 10 Windy wyndM'Quarrie, John, tailor and clothier, 1 Cor-

rection wynd, h. 47 Ann street

M'Queen, William, late of the Coast Guard76 Park st.

Miss, 38 Un ;on terrace

M'Rae, John, distiller (Reid, Smith & Co.)

Holburn st.

M'Robbie, Charles, spirit dealer, 61 St. An-drew st.

George, feuar, 123 CausewayendJames, flesher, 17# George st.

John, 139 GallowgateM'Taggart, Donald, coal broker and commis-

sion agent, 13 Regent Quay, h. 89Wales street

Rev. David, D.D. (Greyfriars Church)North Lodge

Macaldowie, John, clerk (Willm. Gordon, 5

K.ing street) h. 23 Constitution-st.

Macaldowie, Peter, brushmaker, 14 St. Ni-

cholas street, /*. above

Robert, clerk, 41 Dee street

Mrs, 81 Hutcheon street

Macallan, David, late upholsterer, Straw-

berrybankMrs, 84 Union street

Macarthie, James, boatman, ^Customs), 13

York street

Macbeth, J. and S., wholesale and retail fur-

nishing ironmongers, 44 Union street

Macdonald, John, bookseller, 16 Crown street,

h. 25 Bon-accord street

William, baker, 41 Park street

Mrs, 60 Bon-accord street

Macgillivray, Misses, boarding school, 50Union place

Machray, Alex., superintendent (House of

Refuge), 45 GuestrowIsaac, & Co., wine and spirit merchants,

10 Adelphi

Croall, and Co., office, 65 Union street

Isaac, mail-contractor, 65 Union street,

k. Torry farm

John A., 20 West street

Mrs, 4 St. Mary's place, Crown street


Mackay, David M., druggist, 1 Exchequerrow, h. 3 above shop

Duncan, machine-maker, 17 Hutcheonstreet

J. & W„ commission merchants, 61 St.

Nicholas street

George C, clerk, 2 Constitution street

James T., and Co., working silver-

smiths, jewellers andopticians, 30 St.

Nicholas street, A. 19 Ferryhill place

Roderick, feuar, h. 39 North Broadford

, William, millwright & machine-maker,112 John street, h. Kingsland place

Mrs, provision 6hop, 23 Huntly street

Mrs, provision merchant, 241 Georgestreet

Misses, boarding school, 28 Union-ter.

Mackie, Alexander, Mackie place

Alex., shipmaster (Florence) 11 Canalterrace

George, boot & shoemaker, 99 Georgestreet, h. 34 Harriet street

George, coachman, 41 Bon-accord-st.

John, blockmaker (W. Hood and Co.)17 St. Clement street

Peter, dealer in porter and ales, 5

Littlejohn street, h. 15 College

bounds, Old Aberdeen...... Mrs, lodgings, 19 Marischal street

Mrs, 13 Charles street

Mrs, 5 Mitchell place

Mrs, 2 Canal street, MounthoolyR


Maclean, James, druggist, 43 Castle street

Samuel, bookseller & stationer, 8 Unionstreet, h. 8 John street

Maclure, Robert, LL.D., professor of huma-nity, Mar. College, h. Rubislaw-ter.

Maconochie, Robert, clerk (Inland RevenueStamps and Taxes) 36 Skene square

William, book-keeper, Union Cotton Mill

CompanyMacrobin, Dr., professor of medicine, Maris-

chal College, h. Migvie house, NorthSilver street

Macguire, James, tailor and cloth merchant,

49 Queen street

Edward, 23 Lodge walk

Mail and General Coach Offices, 65 Union st.

Main, David, shipmaster (Mary) 44 York st.

David, shipmaster, South College street

Mrs, lodgings, 17 Prince Regent street

Mair, Robert, engineer, Spring Garden Works,

h. 4 North Broadford

..... Mrs Wm., lodgings, 31 Victoria st. west

Mrs, 5 Mount street

Maitland, George, agent for Blackie and Son,

publishers, Glasgow; John O' Groat

Journal, Elgin Courant, and Scottish

Guardian Newspapers, 40 Broad St.,

h. 255 George street

George, Garvock wynd...... John, 23 Union place

Joseph, warehouseman, 5 Nelson street

Robert (of J. Maitland & Co.) Garvock

wyndWilliam, accountant, 83 Union street

h. Bloomfield, Holburn place

Miss, 1 St. Clement street

Malcolm, William, chainmaker, 89 WestNorth street

...... Miss, 3 Thistle street west

Mann, Geo., merchant tailor, 7 and 9 Nether-

kirkgate, k. 18 Mary well st.

James, spirit dealer, 18 Netherkirkgate,

h. Charles street

John, shipmaster (Lord Seaton) 6 Ha-

nover st.

Manuelle, A. & F. stone merchants, Blaikie's

quay

Manuel, J.& J. manufacturers of soda water,

lemonade, &c. 6 Upperkirkgate, h. 4

George st.

Maritime Passengers Assurance Company ;

John Sheed, agent, 44 Marischal-st.

Mariners' General Life Assurance Co. ; Geo.

Allan, advocate, agent, 1 Marisl.-st.

Marquis, George, Accountant, 147 Union st.

h. 16 Albyn place

Marr, Geo. (of Marr & Milne) 72 Wales st.

George, hairdresser, 43 Quayand Milne, fleshers (successors to James

Williamson) 10, 11 & 12 Market-hall

Marr, John, music-seller & piano-forte-maker

to the Queen, 218 Union street, h.

above saloon

...... John, 1 Gordon street

March, J. clockmaker, 13 Hutcheon street

Marchant, Alexander, house carpenter and

cabinet maker, 32 St. Andrew street;

workshop, Charlotte street

Miss, dressmaker, 32 St Andrew street

Marsh, James, shipmaster (Caroline) 15 Rose-

mount place

Marshall, Alexander, plumber, 5 Charlotte st.

David, late painter, 13 Diamond street

John G.j tea, wine and spirit merchant,

160 George-st., h. 31 Charlotte-st.

John, 61 Union street

John, clerk, 7i. 8 Rosemount place

Robert, painter, house decorator and

glazier to H.R.H. the Duchess of

Kent, 28 Diamond street, k. 42 Unionterrace

W. & J., haberdashers and silk-mercers,

81 Union-st., h. 43 Bon-accord-st.

Marshall, Mrs W., 54 St. Nicholas st.

Martin, Alexander, 1 Constitution street

Alexander, agent, 4 Carmelite street

h. 69 Crown street

George, (Hugh Gordon & Co.) h. 48Gerrard street

George, grocer, tea, and spirit dealer,

3, h. 14 North Broadford

Gilbert, hairdresser, 53 Upperkirkgate,

h. 39 LongacreJames and William, fleshers, 50, 51,

and 52, New-market, h. 6 Spring-" bank terrace

John, 6 Springbank terrace

Robert, (William Russel, 19 Broad-st.)

h. 1 Forbes street

Samuel, 1 Catherine street

Samuel, hat manufacturer, 34 Union-st.

h. 125 Crown street

William, slater, 220 George street

Mrs, 15 Whitehouse street

Mrs, provision seller, 29J Park street

Mrs, 12 Castle street

Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 14

North Broadford

Massie, Jas., stoneware merchant, 32 Georgestreet

James, tailor,.2 Flourmillbrae

Marianus, advocate, 153 Union street,

h. 8 Wellington place

Rev. John, chaplain Royal Infirmary,

6 Rosemount place

Peter, boot and shoemaker, 33 Upper-kirkgate

Mrs, 6 Rosemount place

Mrs, teacher, 1 Charles street



Massie, Misses, dressmakers and milliners,

162 Union street

Masson, Alexander, mate (Earl of Aberdeensteamer) Sugarhouse lane

, Alexander, auctioneer and appraiser,

office, 12 St. Nicholas street, h. 49Upperkirkgate

Andrew, accountant, 4 Queen street

George, printer, 6 Broad street

George, eating house, 7 Park street

John, grocer and spirit dealer, 93Causcwayend, h. 17 North Broadford

Thomas, flesher, 38 Market, A/60 St.

Nicholas street

William (A. Carr & Co.) h. 6 Rose-

mount terrace

William, tea, wine, and spirit mer-chant (Golden Tea Pot) 112, h. 92George street

Mrs George, dealer in old clothes, 25East North street

Miss A., straw-bonnet maker, milliner

and dressmaker, 4 Queen street

Mather, John, commission agent, 19 Adelphi

court, h. Fonthill place

William, spirit dealer, and ginger beer

manufacturer, 187 West North-st.

Mathers, James, plumber, 13J Dee street

Matthew, Alexander C, surgeon, 3 Canal

terrace

Alex, manager, Abdn. Sea Insurance

Company, 57 h. 24 Marischal street

Alexander, mortice machine-maker 16

Upper DenburnJames, mason, 44 Chapel street

John, late baker, 20 Prince Regent-st.-

John, merchant, 1 Carmelite street, h.

81 Skene square

Mrs Robert, 11 Waverley place

Miss, dressmaker, 44 Chapel street

Matthews, James (of M'Kenzie & Matthews)h. Rubislaw terrace

William, Polmuir

.... William, grocer, 26 North Broadford

Mathieson, Isaac, wholesale & retail bonnet,

shawl and dress warehouse, 33, h, 137

Union street

Robt,, shipmaster (Theba) Hanover lane

Thomas, officer of Inland Revenue,Cooperston buildings

... Mrs, 57 Huntly street

Mrs, dressmaker and milliner, 20 St.

Nicholas street

....*. Mrs Peter, 22 Lower DenburnMiss, modeller of leather & wax flowers,

20 St. Nicholas street

Miss, dressmaker, 84 Union street

Miss, provision dealer, 77 GreenMathieson's clock and millinery rooms, 137

Union-st. ; Miss Roy, superintendent,

h. 137 Union street

Maurice, Alex., shipmaster, 7 Canal terrace

Maver, David, teacher (Bon-accord Juvenile

School) 6 Mar^well street

George, farmer, Ruthrieston

Jas., jobbing gardener, Cooperston rowJohn, slater, 196 GallowgateWilliam, flesher, 168J Gallowgate, /*.

Exchequer place

William, vintner, 20 Skene terrace

Miss, lodgings, 64 Union street

Mearns, Daniel, shipmaster (Earl of Abdn.steamer) 2 Yeats lane

James, 6 Baltic street

John, clerk (Stewart and Chivas) k. 25Huntly street

Robert, builder, 53 Bon-accord street

William, plasterer, 24 Blackfriars-st.

Mrs, lodgings, 53 Bon-accord street

Miss, Chapel court, 61 GallowgateMechanics' Newsroom, 17 Market street

Medd, Miss, teacher of singing & piano-forte,

84 Union street

Medical Hall, Wellington place, near the FreeChurch College

MefTet, John, gardener, Outseats, PitmuxtonMeffet, Mrs George, haberdasher, 204 Gal-

lowgate,

Mein, James, surgeon-dentist, 229 Union-st.

Mellis, Alexander, Dean of Guild's officer,

and inspector of measures ; office,

Town house and Lodge walk, h. 12

Constitution street

Thomas, spirit dealer, 235 George-st.

Melville, Eliezer (of T. Melville and Sons)

h, 9 Bon-accord square

Thomas, sen., Melville's court, 106

GallowgateThomas, jun., ironmonger (of T. Mel-

ville and Sons) h. 5 Carden place

Thomas and Sons, iron merchants,

wholesale ironmongers, plane, lock,

and hinge manufacturers, 106 and108 Gallowgate

William, ironmonger, 106 Gallowgate,h. 4 Springbank terrace

Melvin, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 4,

h. 12 Skene square...... David, haircutter, 12Huxterrow...... George, boot and shoemaker, 16 and 18

George street, h. 30 Silver street

James, musician, Red Lion court,

GuestrowJohn (of Laing and Melvin) 10 Carden

place

Mrs James, lodgings, 59 Dee street

Mrs, lodgings, 17 St. Andrew street

• Miss, 41 Belmont street


Mennie, Alexander, merchant, 46 Upper-kirkgate, h, 85 Hutcheon street


Menzies, John, leather merchant, 5 Wool-manhill, h. 33 Maberly street

, Thomas, printer and stationer, 42 and52 Castle street, h. corner of Deestreet, top of Windmillbrae

...... Christian, sick nurse, 48 WoolmanhillMercer, Hay, watch and clockmaker, 27

West North street

Merchant, Alexander, Railway Hotel, foot

of Crown street

Isaac, gardener, 6 Rosemount place

Isaac, shipmaster, (Maid of Judah) 161

Skene street west

...... Seamen's Office, 28 Regent quayMrs, sen. and jun., 13 Chronicle lane

Merson, John, writer (A. & A.) 75 Union-st.

Mess, Jonathan, corn merchant; Flourmill

granary, 22 Commerce street, h. 10

Broadford place

Meston, Alexander, sen., Viewmount Cot-

tage, Holburn place

Alexander, advocate, 56 Castle street,

h. Viewmount Cottage, Holburn place

Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer,

Hardgate, near Strawberrybank

James, grocer, 6 East North street

James, accountant, office, 97 Union-st.

h. 9 Victoria street west

Joseph, wholesale spirit merchant,

porter, ale, and ginger beer, 72Shuttle lane, h. 5 East North-st.

Mrs T., 15 Whitehouse street

Methuen, James, cooper and fish curer,

Canal terrace

Mecklenburg Vice-Consul, W. L. Thomson,21 Quay

Michie, George, cooper, 7 Barnett's close

James, stabler, 13 Harriet street

John, tinsmith, 68, h. 73 Windmillbrae

Mrs, poultry shop, 73 Windmillbrae

Midgley, Geo., confectioner, 45 Woolmanhill

Middleton, James, grocer, tea, wine, and

spirit dealer, 46, h. 44 Summer-st.

Jas., mealseller, 31 North-st,, h, above

. James, 73 Wales street

John, porter to General Dispensary, 34

UpperkirkgateJohn, cabinetmaker, 99 George street,

h. 28 St. Andrew street

Joseph, provision merchant, 118 Gallow-

gate

Peter, tailor, 63 GreenRobert, builder, 24 Union row, A, 42


...... Samuel, teller (Aberdeen Bank) AshCottage, 13 Skene row

Middleton, William, upholsterer, Gowanbrae,Causewayend

Mrs, 3 Springbank placeMiss, Braehead, GilcomstonMiss, dressmaker, 19 Huntly street

Miss, dressmaker, 19 North BroadfordMilitary Hospital, Castlehill

Mill of Buchanstone Warehouse, 70 Broad-st.of Cults Warehouse, 52 Queen street

of Tarty Warehouse, 4 Mealmarket-st. ;•

Robert Brown, managerMillar, John, clerk (J. & P. C.) h. Old Abdn.

Mrs, lodgings, 130 Union street

Miller, Benjamin, dealer in hardware andsoft goods, 38 New market gallery

David, architect and civil engineer, 25Bon-accord street

George, jun., rope and twine manufac-turer, 40, h. 42 Park street

George, coachman, 2 Martin's lane

John, and Co., manufacturing chemists,Sandilands chemical work, Links

;

office in town, Crown court, 41^Union street

John (of John Miller and Co.) h. 135King street

Rev. J. D., 10 Bon-accord terrace

Wm. M., and Co., hatters, 69 Union-st.

Mrs, lodgings, 1 Prospect terrace

Mrs, 17 Albyn place

Miss, dressmaker, 38 Union terrace

Miss, Elizabeth, broker, 55 WoolmanhillMilne, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 27

Marischal street, h. 264 George-st.[

Alexander, manufacturer, 39 Queen-st.A. and R., booksellers, 9 Union build-

ings, h. 41 Dee street

Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 6%George-st., h. 64 Union-st.

Alexander, of Pittrichie, 14 Young-st.,

h. Pittrichie House, UdnyAlexander D., (Rubislaw Bleachfield)

h. 37 Victoria street westAlexander, accountant, 72 Wales-st.

Andrew, grocer and shoemaker, 19 and23 St. Clement street

Cruden & Co., manufacturers of threads,

shoe threads, and linens, Spring-gar.den, Windmillbrae, and Gordon'sMills

...... Charles, manager's assistant (AberdeenRailway Co.) 30 Thistle street

Chas. W., timber merchant, 17 Schoolhill

Rev. David (Gilcomston Church) 2 i

Mackie place

David, wright, 4 Martin's lane

Francis, Marycuker post, h. 5 St.j

Andrew street

...... George, tailor, 61 Park street


Milne, George, auctioneer and appraiser, 11

Upperkirkgate, h. 46 Broad street

George, grocer, tea and spirit dealei,

76 St. Andrew street

George, and Co., timber merchants, Vic-

toria Dock Sawmills

George, furniture dealer, 1 WoolmanbillGeorge, clerk (Milne, Cruden and Co.)

30 Thistle street

George, shipmaster (Sarah) 3 Church-st.

George, spirit dealer, 49 Frederick st.

James P., clerk (Advocates' Library)

James, boot and shoemaker, Holburn-p'.

Captain James, Holburn street

James, 11 Trinity street

James, shore porter and sedan chairman,

Summerfield GardensJames, vintner, Wellington road

James, millwright, 12 Jopp's lane

James, Mill of Buchanstone Meal andBarley Warehouse, 79 Broad street

James, flesher, 79 Queen street

James (Angus Fraser & Co.) 72, h.

74 Union street

James, hoise-shoer, Flourmillbrae, h. 24George street

James, 22 Shoe lane

James (of George Milne and Co.) 152Crown street

James, coach builder, 72, h. 62 Loch-st.

James, grocer and provision dealer, 53West North street, & 39 Littlejohn

st., h 38 Littlejohn street

John B. (of W. Milne and Son) 3 EastCraibstone street

, John, secretary (Leith & Clyde Shipping

Co.) h. 55 Shiprow..... John, wholesale confectioner and general

merchant, 21 Gallowgate, h. 2 Altord

place

, John, messenger (Aberdeen Town and

County Bank) 10 Green...... John, clerk of Police, 50 St. Nicholas

street, h. 2 Windsor place, 21 Vic-

toria street west

John D., sen. & jun., advocates, 129Union street

John D., sen. (of J. D. M., sen and

jun.) 40 Skene terrace

John D., jun. (of J. D. M., sen. and jun.)

4 Carden place

John, overseer (Broadford Works) h.

202 George street

....Low & Co., manufacturers and woollen

drapers, 127 Union street

,and Marshall, grocers, tea, wine, and

spirit dealers, 24 St. Nicholas street,

h. Skene street

Robert, shipmaster, 19 Prince Regent-st.

Milne, Robert, civil engineer, secretary to theGreat North of Scotland Railway,and land surveyor, 177 Union street,

h. 148 Crown street

Robert, brewer, 29 Mealmarket street,

h. 66 West North street

Robert, tailor and clothier, Market Gal-lery, h. 41 Dee street

Thos., nurseryman and florist, SunnysideThomas, writer, 36 Union 6treet

William, writer, 245 Union street, h.

37 Victoria street westWilliam (of Marr & Milne) 16 Consti-

tution street

, William, bootmaker, 17, k. 19 Shiprow, William, contractor, Bridge of Dee

William, late boot and shoemaker, 11

Schoolhill

William, lat»> painter, 12 Canal-st.

William, and Son, grocers, tea, wine,and merchants, 209 Union street

William, commission agent, 61 St.

Nicholas street, h. 34> Chapel street

William, clerk (City Tax Office) h. 10East Green

William, mealseller, 67 West North-st.

William, overseer (Allardyce's Pro-vision Works) h. Dee Village

William S., clerk, Dee Village

William, grocer, 46 Queen street

William, tea, wine, and provision mer-chant, 43 Skene square, A. 13 Sugar-house lane

Mrs Captain, 51 Chapel street

Mrs David, 26^ St. Andrew st/eet

Mrs G., 55 Shiprow..... Mr3 Robert, stay and bonnet, boot and

shoe warehouse, 35 Union street, h.

Exchange court

Mrs, provision merchant, 61 Loch street

Mrs, spirit dealer, 3 LongacreMrs, lodgings, 3 Queen street

Mrs Dr, 2 Mitchell placeMrs, midwife, 5 Short loanings

Mrs, 7 Black's buildings

Mrs, 210 King street

..... Mrs Captain Jas., lodgings, 30 Dee-st.

Mrs, stabler and innkeeper, 23 Harriet

street


Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 16

Commerce street

Misses, white seamstresses, 12 Canal-st.

..... Miss, earthenware dealer, 78 Queen-st.Miss, lodgings, 196 George street

Miss Catherine, 6 Garvock street

Miss, superintendent (Female Schoolof Industry) 63 Guestrow

Miss, dressmaker, 48 Loch street

s


Milne, Miss, dressmaker & milliner, 14 Thistle

street

Milward, Captain T. W. (Royal Artillery)

7 Spring-bank terrace

Minty, James, assistant inspector of police,

7 Seamount place

Mrs, 7 Seamount place

Mitchell, Alexander (Mitchell and Cay) 2

Gilcomston brae

Alexander, bird and animal stuffer

—

Museum, 31 Marischal street

and Cay, house carpenters, Spa street

Charles, late merchant, 41 Guestrow

Charles (teller, T. and C. B.) h. 20 Re-

gent quayDaniel, machine-maker, 37 Park street

David, advocate, agent for Manchester

Fire and Pelican Life Assurance

Companies, 12 Adelphi court, h.

Diamond Cottage, Holburn place

David, blacksmith, 1 Castle lane, h. 70

Commerce street

David (office porter, Leith and Clyde

Shipping Co.) h. 10 James street

George M., spirit dealer, 2 Schoolhill,

h. 3 George street

George and Co., painters, glaziers, and

paper hangers, 42 Woolmanhiil, h.

39 Union terrace

Henry (agent for W. M'Kenzie, pub-

lisher, Glasgow) 8 Gallowgate

James, marine outfitter, 41 Quay, h. 9

GuestrowJames, baker, 41 Schoolhill

James (of J. and M.) United Cottage,

Holburn place

James, broker, 21 Lodge walk

John, builder (of Mitchell and Ross) 4

Little Chapel street

John, linen manufacturer, 51 Castle

street, h. 6 Castle brae

Rev. John (Holburn Church) 51 Chapel

street

Robert, manager Leith and Clyde Ship-

ping Co., h. 20 Regent quay

Robert, boot and shoemaker, 65 Com-merce street

Robert, lock and hinge maker, Beattie's

court, 102 Gallowgate, h. 155 Gal-

lowgateThomas, engineer (Blaikie Brothers)

Footdee

Rev. William L. (Free Holburn Church)

139 Skene street

William, mason, 22 Rose street

William, shipmaster, 40 Regent quayWilliam, wright (A Rennie) 50, h. 61

Commerce street,

£..... William, bookseller, ornamental sta-

tioner and printseller, 55 Union-st,,

h. 20 Spittal

Mitchell, William, post-master, 5 Market-st.

William, teacher (Boys' Hospital) 19

UpperkirkgateMrs, cab station (Geo. Pirie, manager)

74J John street

Mrs, midwife, 65 Chapel street

Mrs, midwife, 37 Wales street

Mrs, lodgings, 21 Summer street

Mrs, pattern printing establishment, 8

St. Nicholas street

Mrs Major, of Ashgrove, 35 Belmontstreet

Mrs John, agent for Morrison's medi-cines, 74 Broad street

Miss, 1 Chapel street

Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 65Chapel street

Mofftit, James, manager at Schoolhill stables,

8 Schoolhill, h. 10

William, shipmaster (Clarinda) 43 Vic-

toria street westMoir, B. (of J. Moir & Son) 36 Marischal-st.

...... George, house carpenter, 7 Carmelite

lane, h. 27 Marywell street

James, foreman (Catto, Thomson, and

Co.) h. 19 York street

James, surgeon, 40 Union place

James (James Moir and Co.) 51 Vic-

toria street west

James, tea and grocery warehouse, 33Schoolhill, h. 7 Donald :

s court

James and Co., clothiers and tailors,

185 Union street

John, messenger-at-arms, and collector

of outstanding debts, 10 Huxter row,

h. 5 Donald's court, 20 Schoolhill

John, wood merchant, h. 5 Nelson street

John, grocer, tea, wine and spirit mer-

chant, 41 GreenJohn and Son, preservers of all kinds of

animal and vegetable food in a fresh

state, 56 Virginia street

and Brown, wine merchants, 23 Adelphi

Robert, wine merchant, 23 Adelphi, h.

Teignmouth, DevonshireWilliam, advocate (Jopp and Shand)

31 Gallowgate. h. 36 Bon-accord-st.

William, clerk (A. H. and Son) A. ifMartin's lane

William, collector (G. L. Co.) h. 41

Huntly street

William, tailor, 85 Chapel street

William, shore-porter, Cruden's court,

22 Broad street

, Mrs, 1 Skene place

Mrs, register office for servants, 5Donald's court, 20 Schoolhill


Moir, Mrs Wm. (late of Park) 254 Union-st.Mrs, 5 Skene rowMiss, dressmaker, 27 Marywell street

Miss, 55 GallowgateMisses, dressmakers, 40 Chapel street

Mollison, John, baker, Wellington placeJohn, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 26

Virginia street

John, 130, Union street

William, clerk (N. of Scot. E.L. Co.) 76Broad street

William, teacher, Mechanics' Institution,

h. 62 Gordon street

...... William, grocer and spirit dealer, 140Skene street

Miss, teacher, 59 Virginia street, h. 24James street

Miss Margaret, spirit dealer, 16, h. 24James street

Monro, John, MorningfieldMrs, lodgings, 38 Chapel street

Mrs, late of Huntly, 61 Dee street

Montgomery, Alexander, 10 Sugarhouse lane

Francis, auctioneer and manager of the

Aberdeen Equitable Loan Company,27 Gallowgate, k. 35 Victoria-st.-west

James, spirit dealer, 137 King street

Moor, William, carter, 47 Jack's brae

More, Mrs, of Raeden, h. 36 Schoolhill


Morgan, Alexander, hairdresser, 36, h. 34Windmillbrae

James, foreman shipwright (A. Hall andSons) 67 Waterloo street

James, manager, Spring garden, h. 14North Broadford

James, hairdresser, 9 Skene street

John, shipowner, 8 Yeats lane

Patrick, Rosie Cottage, MaybankWilliam, hairdresser, 35 WoolmanhillWilliam, spirit dealer, 58 Skene street

Mrs John, lodgings, 21 North Silver st.

Morice, Alexander, game dealer and provi-

sion merchant, 7 Farrier lane

...... D. R., advocate, 34 Marischal street, h.

Tullos, NiggMrs Alexander, 4 West Craibstone st.

Mrs Robert, 10 Bon-accord squareMrs Isabella, 193 Union street

Morison, Alexander, pilot master, New Pier

Alex., shipmaster (Aurora) 15 Constitu-

tion street

Alexander, silk mercer & linen draper,

1 19 Union st., A. 11 Union buildings

Alexander, shipmaster, 91 Wales street

Alexander, late shipmaster, 13 Prince

Regent street

David, late woollen draper, 57 Victoria

street west

Morison, George, shoemaker, 10 Gordon-st.

Geo. M.D., 15 Constitution street

Geo., passenger superintendent (A. R.C.)5 Constitution street

George, leather merchant, 37 Upper-kirkgate, h. 202 George street

George, brushmaker, 37§ George street" James, superintendent (Markets) h. 19

Fish rowJames, gardener, Drywell park, Loan-

headJames, clerk, 13 Prince Regent street

John, 1 St. Mary's place

John, accountant, (City of GlasgowBank) 15 Constitution street

Joseph, tailor, 1 Virginia street

Robert, manager, (A. & G. Paterson)

k. 23 Marywell street

Peter, manager (Aberdeen Lime Co.,

Inches) 157 Crown street

William & Walter, butchers, 12 Black's

buildings

William, 85 Skene squareMrs John, 15 Constitution street

Mrs William, 11 Union buildings

, Mrs, 54 Chapel street

Miss, lodgings, 53 Huntly street

Morren, William, chemist (P. Williamson)Dee village

Miss, 29 Dee street

Morrice, Alexander, ironfounder (W. M'Kin-non and Co.) 10 Albyn place

Miss, dressmaker, 8 Crooked lane

Morrison, A. D. , coal agent, 29 Thistle street

James, baker, 6, h. 7 ShiprowMortimer, Peter, 55 Dee street

Robt,, iron merchant, 12 St. Paul street,

and Ironmonger's court, 14 Upper-kirkgate, h. Rubislaw terrace

William, hosier and girth manufacturer,

1 1 St Nicholas street

Mowatt, Alexander, stoneware merchant, 3

Blackfriars street

Alexander, proprietor of the baths, Sea-

beach & 10 Regent quay, h. 4 Black-

friars street

James, tailor and clothier, 37 St. Nicho-las street, renovator of gentlemen's

wearing apparel, 8, h. 7 Flourmillbrae

James, gardener, 57 Huntly street

John D., and Co., fishmongers, 6 Base-ment floor, New market, h. 66 Vir-

ginia street

Magnus, shipmaster (Smithfield) 29 Fre-

derick street

William, writer, 22 Adelphi, h, 117

George street

William, outfitting warehouse, 82 Ship-

row


Mowatt, Mrs, 21 School hill

Muil, Francis, baker, 153, h. 155 George st.

Mrs John, h. 41 Schoolhill

Muir, John, agent for the Aberdeen and HullSteamers and North of Scotland

Steam Navigation Co., 49 Marischal

street, h. 22 Victoria street west

Mullett, Mrs, commercial lodgings, 22 Broadstreet

Munro, David (of J. & D.Munro) h. 32 Unionterrace

...... Donald, house carpenter, 171 Gallowgate

James, shipmaster (John Knox) 39 Con-stitution street

James and David, boot and shoemakers,

48 Upporkirkgate

...... John, late inspector of taxes, 20 Unionterrace

Joseph, grieve, Broomhill, PitmuxtonMajor George, staff-officer of pensioners,

15 Dee street

Kenneth, baker, 66, h. 68 George street

Robert, artist, 72 Dee street

Roderick, shoemaker, 6J Canal terrace


Murdoch, Alexander, bookseller and book-

binder, 36 St. Nicholas street, h. 3Ross's court, Upperkirkgate

William, cabinetmaker, 15 Denburnterrace

Murray, Alexander, cattle dealer and cattle

agent, 100 West Hutcheon street

Andw., advocate (Murray and M'Com-bie) 44 Skene terrace

Andrew Geddes, commercial traveller

(Aberdeen Lime Co.) 4 Millburn-st.

and Garden, advocates, 50 Schoolhill

and M'Combie, advocates, 103 Union-st.

and Morison, managers (Abdn. LimeCo.) Provost Blaikie's quay, Inches

...... Geo.,iin plate worker, 33, h. 31 Chapel

street

George, builder, 63 Park street

Isaac, tailor, 22 ShiprowJames, advocate, 48, h. 50 Schoolhill

James clerk (Farquhar and Gill) 278George street

James, spirit dealer, 62, h. 74 GreenJames A., clerk, City Tax Office, h. 7

Little Belmont street

Rev. John (Free North Church) 69Dee street

John, and Son, tobacconists, tea andspirit dealers, 15 Upperkirkgate, h.

11 North Broad ford

J. stoneware mercht., 57 WindmillbraeJohn, general agent, 73 Netherkirkgate

John, cabinetmaker, 70 Green...... John, shoemaker, 11 Longacre

Murray, John, boot & shoemaker, and funeral

waiter, 15 CausewayendPeter, broker, 40 East North street

Peter, provision mercht., 282 George st.

William, manager (Aberdeen LimeCo.) ; office, 2 Limesheds, Inches,

h. 10 Springbank terrace

William, builder, 52 Chapel street

William, tailor, 57 John street

William, jun., flesher, 39 New market,

h. Loanhead, GilcomstonWilliam (J. Duguid and Co.) 8 Little

Chapel street

Willm., shipmaster, 10 St. Clement-st.

William R., manager, carpet depart-

ment (A. H. & S.) h. 2 Marineplace, Ferryhill

Mrs, 27 Thistle street westMrs, 1 Holburn street

Mrs, lodgings, 7 Little Belmont street

May, provision seller, 42 St. Andrew-st.

Mustard, Robert, tailor and clothier, 145George street, h. 55 John-st.

Mutch, George, spirit dealer, 21 Windy-wyndJames, grocer, 20 East North street

Peter, spirit dealer, 49 East North-st.

Mutual Accumulation Society ; A. Duthie,

advocate, 123J Union street, agent

Napier, Alexander, clerk (Milne, Cruden,and Co.) h. 34 North Broadford

National Bank of Scotland's Branch, 42Castle street

National Fire and Life Assurance Company;

Allardyce and Jopp, agents, 13 Mar-ket street

Naughton, Captain William, 27 Victoria

street west

Neil, Mrs, vintner, 44 QuayMrs Joseph, 39 Victoria street west

Neish, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 11

Dee street

Nelson, Daniel, feuar, Holburn street

Ness, Robert, coach builder and harness

maker, 7, h. 13 Union rowNetherlands Vice Consul, Arthur Thomson

;

office, Bank of Scotland court, Castle

street

Newburgh Commercial Co., John Jamieson,56 Marischal street, manager

Newcastle Steam Co., 47 Marischal street,

Nisbet and Robertson, managersNewson, Jonathan, Mill street

Newton, John, shipmaster (Elswick tug) 28Wellington street

Nichol, Francis Hay, surgeon, 18 Goldensquare

Nicol, Alexander, (A. and W. Nicol) h. Sea-

ton Farm Old Aberdeen


Nicol, A. & W., ship and insurance brokers,

60 Marischal street

Alexander, lime meter, 23 James street

Alexander, cooper, Barnett's close

George, overseer (W. Routledge andSon) 219 Gallowgate, h. 56 Cause-wayend

George (A. Cowie and Co.) 39 Mari-schal street

George, shoemaker, 18 Virginia street

G. J., M.D., 17 Belmont street

James, grocer and spirit dealer, 1 Johnstreet

James, bulker, Harbour Office, k. 2Shorebrae

James (late of Edinburgh) Holburnplace

John, rope manufacturer, Spa street

...... John, merchant tailor, 126 Union-st.,

k. 21J Union terrace

John, teacher (Davidson's School) 10

York street

Joseph, baker and confectioner, 10

Exchequer row, h. 23 Broad street

Whinton, ropemaker, Farquhar place,

Gallowgate...... William, night patrol, 128 Chapel-st.

Miss M., milliner and dressmaker, 8£George street

Miss M., straw-hat maker, 23 George-stMrs, vintner, 18 Wellington street

Mrs John, Scott's court, 25 Regent quayMrs John, merchant, 20 Shiprow, h. 25

Regent quayNicoll, David, and Co., fleshers, 3 Basement

floor, New market, h. 4 MounthoolyJohn, turner, 19 Seamount place

Nicolson, Alexander, blacksmith 183 WestNorth street, h. 2 Catherine street

George, water taxman, 27 Maryweli-st.

George, shipmaster (Happy Return) 1

Bannermill street

and Simpson, coal brokers, 11 J Regentquay

William, (Nicolson and Simpson) 27Marywell street

Mrs B., (of Glenbervie), 26 Bon-accordterrace

Mrs James, 59 Marischal street

Misses, of Glenbervie, 26 Bon-accordterrace

Niddry, Charles, feuar, 64 Hutcheon street

William, artist, 24 Frederick street

Nisbet and Son, soapmakers, 94 Loch street,

h. 199 King street

James, (Nisbet and Robertson) 4 Skeneplace

...... and Robertson, insurance brokers, 47Marischal street

Nisbet, Misses, 4 Skene placeNiven, J. and C, meal and barley warehouse,

59 GreenNoble, Miss, lodgings, 39 Chapel street

Norris, Mrs, teacher, 51£ Bon-accord street

North British Australasian Loan Company;office, 31 Gallowgate

North British Fire and Life Assurance ; T.and N. Burnett, advocates, Recordoffice, King-st., and Andrew Murray,advocate, 103 Union street, agents

North Broadford Bread Company, 5 NorthBroadford; Alex. Craig, manager, h.

8 North BroadfordNorthern Assurance Co. ; William Chalmers,

manager ; office, 3 King street

North of Scotland Banking Co., Castle-st.;

James Westland, managerNorth of Scotland Equitable Loan Company

;

entries, M'Combie's court, 52 Unionstreet and 51 Netherkirkgate ; Wm.Brebner, manager

Norwich Fire, Life, & Annuity Office ; Chas.Chalmers, advocate, agent ; office,

147 Union street

Ogg, David, basketmaker, 43 Upperkirkgate,and 30 Market gallery

George, clerk (Gas Light Co.) 14College bounds, Old Aberdeen

Henry (Henry Ogg & Co.) Holburnstreet

Henry, & Co., Strathdee Distillery,

Cooperston

William F., advocate, agent for the

Scottish Trade Protection Society, 11Adelphi court, h. 118 Crown street

Ogilvie, Alexander, clerk, 22 Ferryhill place

: Alexander, manufacturer, Broadbank,Kingsland place

A. and W., cabinetmakers and uphol-

sterers, 179 Union street; cabinet

manufactory, 5 Thistle lane, Thistle

street, h. Mile-end, Stocket

George, M.D., lecturer on Institutes of

Medicine, King's College, h. 39Union place

James, 21 Ferryhill place

John, LL.D., teacher (Gordon's Hospi-tal), 7 Strawberry bank

John, bookseller, stationer, and book-binder, 47 Upperkirkgate, h. Kings-land place

Thomas, satin hat manufacturer, 17Drum's lane, h. 99 Spittal

Rev. William (East Church) 110Crown street

William, flaxdresser, yarn and linen

merchant, h. Mile-end


Ogilvie, Mrs, 22 Ferryhill place

Misses, Ruthrieston

Ogston, Alexander, tallow chandler andasoap

maker, 84, h. 86 Loch street

Francis, M.D., 18 Adelphi court

John, wright, 11 Denburn terrace

Miss, 6 Caroline place

Old Machar Poor Assessment Collector's

Office, 4 Belmont street

Old Machar Poor Inspector's Office, 38Skene street

Oldman, George, hairdresser and beadle (St.

John the Evangelist's Church), 18

St. Nicholas street, h. 2 Littlejohn-st.

Mrs Andrew, 32 Victoria street west

Mrs, provision seller, 26 Frederick-st.

Oliphant, Walter, commission agent, 7Donald's court, 20 Schoolhill

Mrs, 53 Victoria street west

Orcherton, James, mealseller, 82, /a. 80 Georgestreet

Orphan and Destitute Female Hospital, 30Huntly street

Orr, Mrs, spirit dealer, 67 GuestrowOsborne, Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 148

George street

Oswald, George, & Co., ship insurance andsharebrokers ; office, 30 Marischal-st.

H. C. (Oswald, George, & Co.), agent

for the Globe Fire and Life Insur-

ance Co., h. 95 Crown street

Mrs, midwife, 30 Skene street

Page, Thomas, coachman, Holburn place

Palladium Life Assurance Society ; NorvalClyne, advocate, agent, 245 Union-st

Palmer, John, hair cloth and curl hair manu-facturer, 98, h. 87 Loch street

...... Rev. Jabez, 44 Constitution street

Panton, Charles, bookseller and stationer,

agent for Crouch's London, andHinchelwood's Glasgow, Small Par-

cel Delivery Conveyances, 33, h. 38St Nicholas street,

Mrs, 23 Bon-Accord terrace

Park, Mrs, spirit dealer, 280 George street

Mrs, provision dealer, 77 Queen street

Parker, Mrs, 52 Skene terrace

Parkhill, John, commission agent, 35 East

North street

Parrot, Robert, shipmaster (Fairy), 27 Yorkplace

Thomas, shipmaster, 59 Virginia-st.

Paterson, Alexander, mill-overseer, 41 Frede-

rick street

Alex., provision seller, 281 George-st.

David, general agent, 34 Marischal -st.

...... Farquharson, spirit dealer, 2, h, 3, Car-

negie's brae

Paterson, A. and G., Saw-mill, InchesGeorge, painter, glazier, and paper-

hanger, 9 Crown street, h. 46 Chapelstreet

George (W. Paterson & Co.) h. 39Union terrace

Rev. John, Strawberry bankJohn, advocate, 2 Guestrow, h. Mount-

pleasant

John, 25 Justice street

John, surgeon, 61 St. Nicholas street

John, boot & shoemaker, 14 Catherine-st

Samuel, book-keeper (Great North of

Scotland Railway Co.) 177 Unionstreet west

William, wholesale druggist, 134 and136 Gallowgate, k. 73 John street

William, and Co., leather merchants &tanners, 2 Denburn terrace

William, pattern maker (Blaikie Bro-thers) 107 Gallowgate

Mrs Dr., 17 Albert street

Mrs John, lodgings, 53 Huntly street

Mrs A., 10 Bon-accord terrace

Mrs, 5 East North street

Mrs, 3 Mackie place

Mrs, matron (Orphan and Destitute

Female Hospital) 30 Huntly street

Mrs John, vintner, Rubislaw, Mrs Roderick, 37 Littlejohn street

Mrs, lodgings, 41 Dee street

Misses, dressmakers and milliners, 9Bon-accord street

Miss, milliner and dressmaker, Ex-chequer place

Patterson, John, shipmaster (Pacific) 1 Kingstreet place

Paul, Alexander, funeral waiter and beadle

(Congregational Church, George-st.)

7 Fotbes street

Alexander, provision shop, 13 Young-st.

Alexander, plasterer, 44 Gordon street

John, plasterer, 8 Langstane place

John, jun., plasterer, 18 Bon-accordlane, h. 8 Langstane place

John, post-horse master, 77 Skene street

...... Robert, artist, 18 Bon-accord lane, h. 8Langstane place

William, advocate, 97 Union street

Paul in, George, grocer, Holburn street

Pauline, Mrs, tuscan and straw-bonnet maker,159 George street

Paull, James, advocate (of Fleming and Paull)

agent for Albion Assurance Co., 12

King street, h. 27 Victoria-st. west

Payne, Robert, spar-maker (W. Hood & Co.)

8 Catto square

Pearson, Alexander, merchant, 17 Regentquay, h. 63 Dee street


Pearson, Mark, broker, 33 Justice street

Peebles, William, 12 Albion street

Peddelty, Joseph, and Co., wholesale hosiers

and manufacturers, 68 Loch street,

h. Villafield

Pegler, George, fruiterer to the Queen, 80Union street, h. Arthurseat

Penny, Willm., shipmaster, 6 Devanha place

Permit Office, 112 King street

Perpetual Investment Land and Building

Society, London ; J. A. Wilson, 92Broad street

Peterkin, John, wright, 18 Whitehouse street

Mrs, midwife, 156 George street

Miss, dressmaker & milliner, 18 White-house street

Peters, Alexander (late farmer) Holburn-st.

Petrie and Co., stonecutters, Union bridge

Geo., engraver and copperplate printer,

6 Huxter rowJames, gardener, HardgateJames (of Petrie and Qo.) h. Newlands

Cottage, PitmuxtonJohn, writer, A. 13 Constitution street

John, spirit dealer, 64 Queen street

Robert, boot shoemaker, 120 Skene-st.

William, baker, 35 Broad street

Mrs, provision dealer, 71 Queen street

Petty, David, shipmaster, 22 Virginia street

Pettsgrew, Mrs, vintner, 3 Stronach's close

Philip, Alexander, dyer, 177 George street

and 32 Spa street

Colin Allan, advocate, 15 King street,

h. 82 Queen street

James, M.D., 1, h. 2 Mounthoolyand Cooper, wholesale clothiers, 32

Union street

and Kennedy, wholesale and retail

general drapers, 17 and 19 Unionbuildings, and 12 Exchequer row, h.

83 Victoria place

Richard (Milne and Low) 12 Castle-st.

William, jun. (Philip and Cooper) 2

Strawberry bankMrs James, 82 Queen street

Mrs Willm., poultry shop, 21 George-st.

Phimister, John, spirit dealer, 70 EaseNorth street

Phoenix Fire Office ; Lumsden and Robert-son, 2 Union terrace, agents

Pickthorn, Captain, R.N., 279 George street

Piggie, Andrew H., furnishing tailor, 68Broad street

...... Thomas (Broad Works) MaybankPiper, Mrs, Holburn place

Pirie, Alexander (Alexander Pirie and Sons)

WatertonAlexander, jun. (Alexander Pirie and

Sons) Stoneywood house

Pirie, Alexander, and Sons, paper manufac-turers and wholesale stationers, 20Adelphi

J. and A., general blacksmiths, 9 Bar-nett's close

Alex., millwright, 66 West North-st.

Alexander, terminus coffee rooms, 19Market street

Charles, grocery and provision ware-house, 2 Gordon street

David, merchant and commission agent,

Crown court, h. 137 Union street

George, shore porter, and sedan-chaircarrier, Mitchell court, 80 WestNorth street

George, minibus proprietor, North Jopp'slane, h. 23 Young street

Gordon (Alexander Pirie and Sons)Waterton

James, bottler, Devanha brewery, h. 1

Marywell street

James, WatertonJohn, gardener (successor to J. Caden-

head) Strawberrybank, HardgateJoimston, grocer, tea, wine and spirit

merchant, 4>3 Woolmanhill, A. 4 Char-lotte street

Patrick, jun., manufacturer (Milne,

Cruden, and Co.) h. 158 Union-st.

Mrs William, 67 Bon-accord street

Mrs, fishmonger, 2 Basement floor, Newmarket, k. 10 Carmelite street

Mrs, sick-nurse, 61 Broad street

Mrs, lodgings, 5 UpperkirkgatePirrie, William, M.D,, F.R.S.E., regius pro-

fessor of surgery in Marischal Col-

lege and University, aud surgeon to

the Royal Infirmary, 238 Union-st.

Pittendrich, Alexander, wright and funeral

waiter, 5 St. Clement lane, east endof St. Clement street

James (W. Shirres and Co.) 3 Mackie-pl.Miss, lodging.;, 116 George street

Pittendrigh, William, builder, 56 Loch-st.,


Plate Glass Insurance Co., John Sheed,agent, 44 Marischal street

Playfair, Charles, gunmaker to Prince Albert,

70, h. Si Union street

Pole, Lawrence, shipmaster, 8 Reid's houses,

HolburnPolice Writing Chambers, 50 St. Nicholas-st.

Polished Granite and Marble Works, foot of

Constitution street

Polished Granite and Marble Works, 112John street

Pollock, Charles, Holburn place

Pollock, John, Seaview Gardens, Links

Pope, S., mail guard, 83 King street


Poole, John, student of Medicine, 73 Bon-accord street

Poor, Inspector of (City parish) office, Nelsonstreet

...... Inspedor of (Oldmachar parish) 38Skene street

Poor's Hospital for Boys, Bourtie's court, 19

UpperkirkgateKate Office (City parish) 25 Marischal

street, James Riddell, accountant, col-

lector ; hours 9 till 3, and 6 till 8Bate Office (Old Machar parish) 4

Belmont street

Porter, Francis, bootmaker, 12 Bon-accordlane

and Leighton, hoot and shoemakers, 52St. Nicholas street, h. 11 Charles-st.

John, feuar, 35 North Broadford, or

Berry's roadJohn, shore-porter, 42 Castle street

Robert, letter-carrier, 86 Chapel street

Post Office, Market street

(Receiving) 197 Union street

(Receiving) 32 Quay(Receiving) 237 George street

(Receiving) Ferrybill station

Poulter, Ab3olom, late clothier, 65 Dee-st.

Thomas, late clothier, 65 Dee street

Powell, Miss, dressmaker, 60 East North-st.

Pratt and Keith, wholesale and retail silk

mercers and shawl merchants, 51 and53 Union street

Robert, grain and meal merchant, 21J,h. 14 Schoolhill

Presley, George, guard, North Defiance, 123George street

George, clerk (Aberdeen CommercialCo.) A. 71 Bon-accord street

Preston, David B., comptroller, customs, A.

7 Union terrace

Primrose, Rev. "William, 19 North Silver-st.

Prior, Miss, teacher, 147 Union street, h. 2St. Mary's place

Procter, Farquharson, baker, 276, h. 256George street

Miss, 139 Skene street

Procurators-Fiscal for the Burgh ; Alexanderand John Cadenhead, advocates, 9Huxter row

Procurator-Fiscal for the County ; WilliamSimpson, advocate ; office, 56 Bon-accord street

Procurator-Fiscal of the Peace of Aberdeen-shire; John D. Milne, advocate, 129Union street

Professional Life Assurance Company; agent,


;

medical referee, James Booth, M.D.,27 Queen street

Provest, Charles, turner and card-nailer, 71,h. 69 Causewayend

Provident Life Office and County Fire Office

;

William Smith, jun., 106 Union-st.

agentProsser, George, 36 Harriet street

Prussian Vice-Consul ; Arthur Thomson,Bank of Scotland, Castle street

Public Rooms, Union street; William Chis-

holm, keeperNews Rooms, Mechanics' Buildings, 17

Market street ; W. Gellan, keeperEnglish, &c, Schools, Little Belmont-st.

Pyott, William, spirit dealer, 28 GallowgatePyper, Archibald, spirit dealer, 8 Canal road

James, post-horse master and livery

stables, 7 and 8 Shoe lane

John, 35 Frederick street

William, spirit dealer, 122 Gallowgate

Rae, Alexander, 43 Victoria street westAlexander, spirit dealer, 29 Loch street

Francis, cart and plough-wright, h. andshop, 62 Skene street

George, mason, Nelson street

Nathaniel, 79 GreenWillm., millwright, Ferryhill, h. Bank-st.

William, jun., gardener, MillbankWilliam, jobbing gardener, 5 Alexan-

der's court, GallowgateMrs George, 12 Bon-accord lane

Mrs, broker, 12 Carnegie's brae

Mrs, lodgings, 5 Little Chapel street

Raeburn, John, late teller, Aberdeen Bank,h. Ivy Cottage, Loanhead

Peter, baker and confectioner, 8, A. 10George street

Rafferty, Peter, merchant, 45 Castle street

Kaiker, William, shipmaster (Vesta) 15

James street

Railway, Aberdeen, office, Market street

Rainie, Alex., haberdasher, 245 George-st.

Mrs Chas. M., 31 Victoria street westRainnie, Alexander, builder and timber mer-

chant, 50, h. 72 Commerce street

Miss, lodgings, 11 Crown street

Rainy, George, M.D., surgeon, lecturer onMidwifery to the University andKing's College, 17 Golden square

Rait, William, teacher, Bon-accord Infant

School, h. 27 Mary well street

Miss, Northfield-house, GilcomstonRamage, Charles (of Smith and Ramage) 7

Waverley place

John, manager, Causewayend Mill,

(Crombie and Co.) 8 Catherine street

William, architect, 115 Union street,

k. 7 Waverley place

...... Mrs John, 7 Waverley place


Ramsay, James, grocer, 73 Chapel street, h.

32 Summer street

John, shoemaker, 83 Queen street

Jolrn, 1 1 Canal side, MounthoolyMrs, lodgings, Marine Cottage, 27Crown street

Ranson, Edward, New market Coffee room,9 Market street, h. 75 Union-st.

Rattray, Robert, M.D., superintendent of the

Royal Infirmary

William, manufacturing chemist, 48York street, h. 74 Union street

Wm., teacher, Charlotte street Schools,


Wm., (Patrick Whyte) 32 Hutcheon. st.

Ray, John, tinsmith, 5, h. 4 GallowgateCaptain, R.N., 130 Crown street

Rayner, John J., Inland Revenue Officer,

Reid's lodgings, Holburn street

Redfern, P., M.D., lecturer on Anatomy andPhysiology, King's College, h. 2

Crown place east

Refuge, House of. and Industry, 45 GuestrowKegister for farm servants, 4 Queen street

R-id, Alexander, treasurer (Harbour Office)

Waterloo street

...... Alexander (late cart and plough wright)

29 Skena street

Alexander, overseer (Gilcomston Combwork) h. 4 North Hroa'lford

Andrew, grocer, 117 Gallowgate, h. 21

Seamount place.' Andrew, merchant, 107, h. 114 King-st.

Benjamin and Company, seedsman andnurseryman, 94 Union street; nur-

series, Albyn place and Union vale

Benjamin (B. Reid and Co.) h. 19

Albyn place

Charles, day patrol, Albion street

David (G. Reid and Sons) Crown court,

Union street

Donald, teacher of sacred music andprecentor (Free East Church) Gor-don's court, 24 Gordon street

Duncan J., shipmaster, 1 Spring-bankplace

Duncan, 47 Park street •

Duncan, M.D., Crown court?, Union-st.

Duncan, J., shipmaster (Cathtfan) 47Park street

Duncan, assistant clerk to Commis-sioners, h. 2 Affleck street H •• ..

Rev. Edward, governor of Poor's House,.

Nelson street

Captain George, 121 Crown street

George and Sons, chemists and drug-gists, 45 Union street

George, broker, 97 Loch1

street, h.

Sutherland's court, 126 Gallowgate

Reid, George, (B. Reid and Co.) 11 Bon-accord street

J. and Co., fleshers, 158 George street

James, nurseryman, 11 Leadside, Bell-ville, Gilcomston

iJames, gardener, Spring-bank street

James, shoemaker, 9 St. Andrew street

James, furnishing tailor, 119 Georgestreet, h. 21 Seamount place

James, foreman (J. Abernethy and Co.)Ferryhill foundry

James, messenger (Mail Coach Office)

90 ShiprowJames, mercer, 11 Schoolhill

James, builder, 58 John street

John, saddler, 6 King street

John, gardener, PitmuxtonJohn, vintner, 39 Lodge walk

..... John, shipowner, 4 Prospect terrace,

Ferryhill

John, late shipmaster, 4 Links street

John M., teacher, 10 North Silver-st.

John, broker, 26 Justice street

John, Turner, lt>4 Gallowgate, k. 13

Jopp's lane

John, precentor (Greyfriars Church) k.

6 Baltic street

Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 86 King-st.

Peter, 2 Canal street, MounthoolyPeter, spirit dealer, 18 Huxter rowSmith and Co., Union Glen Distillery,

HolburnThomas, advocate, 90 Union street

William, ship and insurance broker,

agent for the Scottish Sea InsuranceCo., Dundee, and for the UnitedKingdom Life Assurance Co., Lon-don, 56, h. 48 Marischal street

Wm., earthenware dealer, 23 Park-st.

William, vintner, 18 Carmelite street

William, late shipbuilder, 4 Prospectterrace

William, slater, 63 Hutcheon street

William (J. Duguid and Co.) 77 Bon-accord street

William, shipmaster, 4 Prospect terrace

William L., advocate (of Grigor andReid) 77 Bon-accord street

Helen, spirit dealer, 22 Correction wyndMis D., lodgings, 48 Dee street

Mrs George, sen., 28 Silver street

Mrs Dr., 147 Crown street

.... Mrs William, lodgings, Holburn street

.?... Mrs, Wellington place


Mrs, 15 Bon accord street

Mrs, flesher, 13 New market, h. 66Green

Mrs, mealseller, 24 East North street

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GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Reid, Mrs, lodgings, 9 Diamond street


Mrs James, 6 Frederick street

Mrs Peter, draper, 6 Innes street

Mrs William, 78 Victoria place

Mrs William, 3 Littlejohn street


Miss, teacher, 3 Littlejohn street

Miss, 20 Upper DenburnMiss, dressmaker, 13 Correction wynd

Reid's English Academy, 10 North Silver-st.

Redford, William, clock-cleaner, umbrella,

bellows, and spectacle repairer, 208Gallowgate

Reith, Alexander, carter, Devanh a Distillery,

A. 10 Affleck street

George, secretary and general manager(Aberdeen Railway) 1 Rotundaplace, Ferryhill

James, manufacturer (Milne, Crudenand Co.) h. 19 Rosemount place

James, gardener, 66 WoolmanhillJohn, gardener, Pitmuxton, Cooperston

Kennie, Alexander, painter, glazier, andpaper hanger, 45 Upperkirkgate, h.

275 George street

George, printer, 64 Broad street, A.

Farquhar's Cottage, 35 North Broad-ford

George, grocer and spirit dealer, 50Virginia street, h. 10 Summer lane

George, shipmaster, 4 Alford place

John T., ship insurance and share

agent, 43 Marischal street, A. 259Crown street

Thomas, keeper of medical school, St.

Paul street

William, smith and furniture dealer, 23Gallowgate

Mrs, milliner, 15 South Gallery, Newmarket, h. 87 Queen street

Miss, dressmaker, 16 Back wyndRettie, James (of M. Rettie and Sons) jewel-

lery department, 26 Broad street

M., and Sons, silversmiths and jewellers,

dealers in London and Genevawatches, clocks and fancy goods,

151 Union street

M. and Sons, lamp manufacturers, andpurveyors of oil to her Majesty, 199

Union street

William,^(of M. Rettie and Sons' lampdepartment) 23 Dee street

Reynolds, George, basketmaker, 26 Queenstreet

Rezen, William, furnishing tailor, 29 Wool-manhill

Rhind, Alexander (James Littlejohn) 29Thistle street

Rhind, John, commission agent & mahoganymerchant, h. and office, 28 Broad-st.

Riach, John, proprietor, 3 Thistle lane

Mrs, 24 Young street

Mrs, sick nurse, 28 George street

Mrs, Warkman's Tavern, 16 ShiprowRice, Adam, boot and shoemaker, 37 Wool-

manhill, A. Rosemount place

Richards and Co., linen manufacturers,

Broadford

Thomas, parcel clerk (Aberdeen Rail-

way Co.) h. 1 Millburn street

and Co., bleaching and vitrol works,Rubislaw

Richardson, Misses, 43 Victoria street westRickman, Mrs, Springbank street

Riddel, Alexander, overseer, (John Gibb &Son) 10 Church street

Alexander, horse shoer and farrier,

Holburn street

Alexander, mason, M'Kay's court, 18Trinity street

D. and J. jewellers and watchmakers,43 St. Nicholas street

James, accountant, and collector of

poor's rates, city parish, office and A.

25 Marischal street

Peter, principal clerk (Harbour office)

3 St. Clement street

Thomas, accountant (Savings Bank) 10

Millburn street

William R., book-keeper (Town andCounty Bank) 103 Crown street

Riddoch, Alexander (T. M'Combie and Co.)

4 Springbank place

Mrs, lodgings, 4 Springbank place

Ririe, Alexander, broker, 163 GallowgateRitchie, Andrew, shipmaster, 1 Bannermill-st.

David, shipmaster, 49 Commerce street

James, shipowner, &c. Orchard Cot-

tage, Old AberdeenRev. J. B. (Secession Church) 21 Sum-

mer street

John, St. Nicholas Hotel, 2 St. Nicho-las lane

John, grocer and spirit dealer, 61 Ship-

rowJohn, saddler and harness maker, 5 &

9, A. 7 Back wyndJohn, Roman Catholic clergyman, 1

Chapel court, Justice street

Robert, letter carrier, 7 Church street

Thomas, jun., shipowner, Kenfield,

Ruthries'on

Thomas, shipmaster (Essequibo) 17

Prince Regent street

W., and Co., leather cutters, 51 Ne-therkirkgate, A. 46 Whitehouse-st.

Mrs Thomas, 7 Church street


Ritchie, Margaret, bootbinder, 7 Church-st.

Robb, Alexander, tailor, Crown court, Unionstreet

Brothers, and Co., commission merchts.,

wholesale merchants, insurance

brokers, and agents, 59 Marischal-st.

Charles and Thomas, silk mercers andhaberdashers, 183 Union street

Charles, (of C. & T. Robb) h. 130Union street

...... David, fishmonger and game dealer to

her Majesty and H.R.H. the Duchessof Kent, 19 New market, h. 48Dee street

George, shore porter, 18 ShiprowGeorge, wholesale grocer, 14 Young

street, h. 22 Gerrard street

James (Robb, Brothers and Co.) h. De-vanha terrace

James, carter, 46 Jack's braeJames, agent, 22 Gerrard street

John, plumber (J. Blaikie & Son) h. 29Frederick street

John (Robb, Brothers & Co.) MillburnCottage, Dee Village

William, stabler, 13 Princes street

Mrs Charles, lodgings, 130 Union street

Mrs James, 22 Gerrard street

Robbie, John, grocer and spirit dealer,

94 George street, h. I Skene squareRoberts, Alexander, clerk, 52 Causewrayend

David, saddler, 92 and 94 King street, h.

4 Frederick street

Robi., furniture dealer, Backwynd stairs

Mrs, midwife, 52 CausewayendMiss, 95 King street

Robertson, Alexander, engineer, 1 Mount st.

Alexander (National Bank) 1 Craigiestreet

Alexander, manager for the BroadfordBread Company, 218 George street,

h 1 Craigie street

Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 9West North street, h. 22 Shoe lane

Andrew, sexton (Nellfield Cemetry) h.

at the gate

Benjamin, shipmaster (Varoon) 28 Con-stitution street

Charles, ironmonger, 17 Park street, h.

6 South Constitution street

David, Royal Hotel, post-horse-master

to her Majesty, 61 Union street

George P. Excise Office, h. 24 NorthBroadford

George, mason, 123 Chapel street

George, ironmonger, 237 Gallowgate, h.

2 Gerrard street

James haircutter and perfumer, 20, h.

26 Broad street

Robertson, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 52West North street, h. above shop

John, shipmaster, 55 Wellington street

Rev. John, late of Gartly, BalmoralCottage, Holburn place

..... John, advocate (Lumsden & Robertson)h. 14Victoria street west

Rev. Patrick, M.A., 7 Huntly street

Robert, shoemaker, 43 George street

Robert, ropemaker, West North street,

h. 127 CausewayendRobert, late druggist, 116 George street

William, wright, 19 Bon-accord lane, h.

95 Chapel street

William, spirit dealer, 25 Windy wyndWilliam, commercial traveller (Brownand Carr) h. 26 Union row

Mrs Charles, 3 Mill street

Mrs, midwife, 40 St. Clement street


Mrs, midwife, 7 Marischal street

Mrs, sick nurse, 32 Belmont street

Mrs Forbes, 53 Union placeMrs John, 34 Skene terrace

Mrs, midwife, 51 Virginia street

Mrs, provision agent, 209 GallowgateMrs P., 58 Dee street

Mrs, 73 WoolmanhillMrs, lodgings, 144 George street

Mrs, inn and lodgings, 13 GuestrowMrs, 42 Marischal street

Miss, milliner, 217 Union street


Misses, teachers, 29 Castle street

Misses, teachers, 116 George street

Miss, dressmaker, 6 Correction wyndMiss, 1 Albyn place

Robinson, Crum & Co., cotton spinners, Ban-nermill

Hardy (R. C. and Co.) 3 Union placeRobison, William, advocate, 58 Castle street

Robson, Alexander, h. 21 Seamount placeMiss, milliner, 74 Skene street

Rodger, James, tanner, currier, wholesale andretail leather dealer, Gilcomston Tan-nery, h. 1 Mary place

Roger, John (of Pratt and Keith) 22 Silver st.

Thomas, teacher (Trades' Schtiol) 55Longacre

Rollo, William, keeper of deadhouse, Hen-derson's court, 46 Broad street

Ronald, Mrs, Lemon Tree Tavern, 7 Huxterrow

Rose, Donaldson and Co., shipowners and tim-

ber merchants, 7 York street

George, turner, 73, h. 76 GreenGeorge (G. Bothwell) k. 1 Shuttle lane

James (of D. Rose and Co.) h. 11 Goldensquare


Rose, John, linen manufacturer, John street

John, stabler & vintner, 166 Gallowgate

John, and Co., w rights & funeral under-

takers, 16 Mutton brae

Win. (D. Rose & Co.) h. 11 Golden sq.

Mrs Donaldson, of Hazelhead, 11 Goldensquare


Miss, 25 Huntly street

Ross, Adam, jeweller and watch dealer, 64Schoolhill

Alexander, overseer (Bannermiil) 20College street

Alexander, funeral waiter, &c„ 6 Vir-

ginia street

...... Alexander, advocate, 103 Union street;

aciuary and cashier of the National

Security Savings' Bank ; clerk to the

commutation road trustees of the

Ellon district; h. 15 Bon-accord st.

Alexander, clerk (W. Simpson and Co.)

Footdee, h. Cooperston place

Alexander, brewer, 8 Skene square, li.

7 Forbes street

Angus, cooper, 15 James street, h. 25Queen street

Angus, late of 79th regt., 7 Canal street

Rev. Charles, minister of Free Bon-

accord Church, h. Mackie place

, Philip (sergeant Royal Artillery) 48

Queen street

David, collector (Steam Navigation Co.)

h. 6 Castlebrae

George, 45 Wales street

George, tailor, 6 St. Catherine's wyndHugh, umbrella maker, 12 Gallowgate,

h. Emslie's court, 56 Gallowgate

Hugh, jun., haberdasher, 4 Broad-st.,

A. 100 Crown street

James, shoemaker, 46 Shiprow

James, Cooperston Cottage

James, builder (Mitchell and Ross) 28Summer street

James, 18 Commerce street

James, clothier and haberdasher, 206


I

John N., giocer, porter and ale dealer,

1 Rosemount terrace, h. 6 Forbes-st.

John, mason and builder, 116 Skene-st.

John, assistant commissary of ordnance,


John, plasterer, 46 Netherkirkgate

John, candlemaker, 6 Hanover street

John, ironmonger, 57 St. Nicholas-st.,


John, sharebroker 43 Marischal street,

h. Twin Cottage, Chapel street

John, letter-carrier, h. 12 Little Bel-

mont street

Ro^s, Lewis, teacher of music, 187 George-st.

Peter, shoemaker, 60 Gordon street

Robert P., 39 Dee street

Robert, plasterer, 20 LongacreRoderick, shoemaker, 8 St. Clement-st.,

h. 3 Catto square

Thomas, sexton (St Nicholas church-

yard) 14 Schoolhill

William, advocate, 20 Belmont street

William, ironmonger, 34 Broad street

William, principal servant (Free NorthChurch) and funeral waiter, 13 Chro-

nicle lane

William, wright, Gas Works, A. Gas-st

Mrs, lodgings, 40 Chapel street

Mrs A. J., 75 Bon-accord street


Mrs George, grocer and spirit dealer, 10,

h. 9 Hanover stieet

Mrs Peter, 59 Huntly street

Mrs Robert, 91 Crown street

Mrs W., 4 Little Chapel street

Mrs, draper, 179 Gallowgate, h. above

shopMiss, Granton Lodge, Cooperston place

Miss, lodgings, 96 Union street

Rosie, William, shipmaster, Rosie Cottage,

MaybankRothnie, James, butcher, 3 Rosemount place

Rough, John, corn extractor, funeral under-

taker, and principal servant (St. An-drew's Chapel) Brebner's court, 9

Castle street

William, commission agent, 27 Castle

street

Routledge, William (W. Routledge and Son)

268 George street

Whinton, and Sun, rope and twine ma-

nufacturers, 219 GallowgateMiss, 220 Gallowgate

Rowell, Joseph, manufacturer, View place,

23 Rosemount place

Joseph, sen., 18 North Broadford

Roy, James, jun., nurseryman ; nurseries,

North street and South Ferryhill, h.

South Ferryhill

James, and Co., wood merchants, De-vanha sawmills

James (of J. Roy and Co.) h. 13 Bon-

accord street

...... John, nursery seedsman, 48 Union-st.,,

h. 4 Rotunda place Ferryhill

Michael, boot and shoemaker, 302George street

Miss, superintendent of I. Mathieson's

cloak and millinery rooms, 137 Unionstreet, A. 137

Miss Margaret, milliner and dressmaker, .

58 Dee street


Roval Exchange Assurance Corporation

;

Alexander Jopp, advocate, agent,

Jopp's court, 31 Galiowgate

Insurance Co., Fire, Life, and Annui-

ties ; Andrew F. Boyd, agent, 38Marischal street

Mail and general coach office, 65 Unionstreet

Northern Agricultural Society; Alex-

ander Duthie, secretary, 123^ Unionstreet

Euncie, J. and W., tinsmiths, 5 George-st.

Runcy, Charles, Millbank, Broadford

Charles, sen., late shipmaster, 34Castle sireet

Russel, George, artist, 4 Dee street

William, bookseller, and public circu-

lating library, i 9 Broad street, h. 4Dee street

William, confectioner and baker, 38Upperkirkgate and 28 Union street,

h. 4 Dee street

Mrs, midwife, 56 John street

Russell and Adam, clothiers and outfitters,

18 Union street, h. Maybank Cot-

tage, Hutcheon street

William, late tailor, 5 Belmont street


...... Miss, of Kathen, 257 George street

Bust, Alexander, commission agent, Crowncourt, Union street

David, clothier, 7 Broad street, h. 75Union street

James, unght, 14, h. 30 Blackfriars-st.

John, wood merchant and carpenter,

18, h. 20 Rose street


Rutherford, Thomas, niealseller, 1 7b WestNorth street

Thomas, carver, Brebner's court, 84Shiprow

Ruxton, Charles, 4 Albert street

Thomas, advocate, 54 Union street,

agent for the Rock Life AssuranceCo., h. Rock Cottage, 2 Albert sireet

Rvde, Rev. John G., incumbent of St. An-drew's Church, 3 West Craibstone

street

Sachs, Rev. M., teacher of languages, 32Skene terrace

Saint, James, shore porer, 41 Summer-st.James, jun., silk mercer, draper, and

shawl merchant, 135 & 139 Union-st.

A. 41 Summer street

S ilmond, William, letter carrier, 5 Drum'slane

Saloon, Lamp and Fancy Ornament ; M.Rettie and Sons, 199, Union street

Saloon, Royal Music Pianoforte, 218 Unionstreet

Salter, William, fresher, 14 New market, h,

183 GaliowgateSandieson, Andrew, spirit dealer, 146 George

street

..— John, shipmaster (Aberdonian) Theatrelane

Ludovick, fishing-tackle maker, 118King street

William, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit

merchant, Holburn street

Sang, Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 50 Sum-mer street

Sangster, Alexander, flesher, 17 and 18 Newmarket

... .. George, jeweller and lapidary, 81, h. 68Broad street

John, shipmaster, 3 James street

John, druggist, 46, h. 48 Commerce-st.Robert, sen., flesher, 21 New market,

h. 21 Crown atreet

George, hat manufacturer, 22 Marketgallery

...... Robert, sen., 31 New market, h. Pit-

muxton...... Thomas, advocate, 2 Ragg's lane, h. 17

Union place

Mrs Robert, 29 Hutcheon street

Helen, 20 Crown street

Miss Jane, 3 Canal street

Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 28Mary well street

Sasines Register ; Record Office, King-st.;

N. Burnett, advocate, registrar

Saunders, David, clerk (Blaikie Brothers) 4Devanha place

George, grocer, 68 and 70 Virginia-st.,

h. 4 Devanha place

James, spirit dealer, 53 Regent quayMrs John, 15 Bon-accord street

Mrs, broker, 31 East North street

Savings' Bank, National Security, 17 Gues-trow ; A. Ross, actuary, 103 Unionstreet

Scarth, Mrs James, 29 Victoria street

Scatterty, Alexander, spirit dealer, 18J, h,

90 ShiprowSchwerin, Vice Consul, W. L. Thomson's, 21

QuayScorgie, Alexander (of Brands & Scorgit)

Canal lane

George, porter, Jopp's court, 40 Broadstreet

Robert, vintner, 1 Waterloo street

Mrs, lodgings, 77 Broad street

Scott, Alexander, boot and shoemaker, 52, h.

50 UpperkirkgateAlexander, 15 Rosemount place


Scott, A. D. (A. Hadden and Sons) 84 Bon-

accord street

Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 10 St.

Nicholas street, A. 105 Skene-st.

George, shoemaker, 42 James street, A.

61 Park street

James, spirit dealer, 8 Trinity street

John, teacher, Gordon's Hospital, h.

86| Crown street

John, chimney sweeper, 46 Gallowgate

John, house carpenter and cabinet

maker, 176 North street

John, 14 Mary well street

Rt., manager (Arbuthnott & M'Combie)3 Trinity quay

Mrs (late of Achath) United Cottage,

Holburn place

Mrs, lodgings, 1 Littlejohn street

Miss, 50 Skene terrace


Misses, 73 Dee street

Scottish Amicable Life Assurance Society;

John Jamieson, 56 Marischal street,

agent

Equitable Assurance Co.; Lumsden &Robertson, advocates, 2 Union ter-

race, and William Gordon, advocate,

14 Adelphi, agents

Provident Institution of Edinburgh;

William Skinner, advocate, 201

Union street, agent

Provincial Assurance Company, 89

Union-st. ; C. F. Griffith, manager

Sea Insurance Co. ; William Reid,

agent, 56 Marischal street

Union Fire and Life Assurance Co.;

James Collie, agent, 38, Castle-st.

Widows' Fund; Alexander Nicol, 60

Marischal street, agent

Seaview Garden, Pleasure and Recreation

Grounds, Cunnigarhill, Links; JohnPollock, lessee, Theatre-Royal

Sefton, Charles, manager, Bannermill, 50Constitution street

Sellar, Alexander, spirit dealer, 58 Cause-

wayendJames, 1 Links street

William, wholesale confectioner, and

manufacturer of confectionery by ma-chinery, Pirie's court, 50 Castle-st.

Mrs T., merchant, 54 George street,

k. above shop

Senter, John, boot and shoemaker, 8, A. 10

Crown street

Session-Clerk and Registrar of Marriages,

John Watt, 2, Correction wynd

Seton, James, spirit dealer, 7 Gallowgate, h.

6 Blackfriars street

Miss, 76, Dee street

Shand, Arthur, feuar, 35 CausewayendDavid, saw trimmer, Market street

Robert (Jopp & Shand) h. 45 Belmontstreet

Shand, Mrs, sick nurse, 45 Bon-accord street

Miss, 4 Union place

Miss, 45 Belmont street

Shanks, William H., clerk (G. L. Co.)

Springbank, Kittybrewster

Mrs, housekeeper, Infirmary

Sharp, Alexander, tailor, 76 Queen street

James, musical instrument maker, 11

George street

John, spirit dealer, 1 Wales street

Wm., porter, Royal Infirmary, A. LodgeShaw, Robert, house factor and agent,

messenger-at-arms, and bar officer,

Sheriff-court; office, 11 Huxter row,

A. 8 Shaw's court, 90 Gallowgate

R. W., sheriff-officer, 11 Huxter row,

h. 90 Gallowgate

Wm., tailor & clothier, 42 Lodge walkWilliam, carpenter, 68 Broad street

Miss, Spring-bank terrace

Miss, teacher, Female Orphan Asylum,8 Albyn place

Shaw's Hospital, 91 Gallowgate

Sheed, John, commission merchant and ship

broker, agent for Bell, Rannie andCo., wine merchants, Leith; the

London Plate Glass Insurance Co.;

Manchester Plate Glass Co. ; Liver-

pool and London Fire and Life In-

surance Co. ; Maritime Passengers'

Assurance Co., &c, 44 Marischal

street

Shepherd, Charles, 8 Rosemount terrace

George, bookseller and stationer, 1, A.

23 Broad street

James, clerk (Gray, Watt and Co.) 182Gallowgate

James (Souter and Shepherd) 31 Deestreet

John, keeper of the Water Reservoir,

Union place

Robert provision seller, 20 Park street

Simpson, wholesale wine and spirit

merchant, 37 West North street, A.

91 Bon-accord street

William, confectioner, 49 Union street,

A. J 34 Crown street

William, draper, 182 Gallowgate

William, 3 Skene place

W. and A., grocers and spirit mer-

chants, 12 Commerce street

, William (of W. and A. Shepherd) A.

81 Virginia street

Mrs, HardgateMrs John, lodgings, 182 Gallowgate


Shepherd, Miss, 37 Bon-accord street

Misses, 66 Schoolhill

Sherar, James, jobbing gardener, 23 NorthBroadford

Johnston, writer, 73 John street

John, ironmonger and naphtha mer-chant, 48, h. 50 George street


Sherer, Andrew, ship chandler, 13 QuaySheriff-clerk's Office, 27 King street

Sheriff' Watson's Female School of Industry,

165 Skene street westSheriffs, James, grocer, tea and spirit mer-

chant, 52 WoolmanhillMrs James, Union Inn, 42 St.

Nicholas street

Shcwan, Alexander, jobbing gardener, 32Whitehouse street

Mrs, provision dealer, 246 George-st.Shipmaster's Society Hall, 1 1 Quay ; F. J.

Cochran, clerk

Shipwrecked Fishermen and Mariners' Be-nevolent Society ; Honorary agent,


Shields, John, confectioner and pastrv cook,

160 Union street

Thomas, Pharmaceutical chemist anddruggist, 125 Crown street, corner ofMarywell street, h. 29 Maiywell-st.

Shier, David, land surveyor, Newton Cottage,Pitfoddels

Shirer, William, clerk (A. Hall and Sons)13 Bon-accord lane

Shirres, D. L. (D. L. Shirres and Co.) Man-sion house, Loirston

D. L. and Co., wholesale hat, cap, andshoe warehouse, &c, 76 George-st.

James, silk mercer, woollen draper, andwholesale merchant, 30 Union street

and 1 St. Catherine's wynd, h. 1

Prospect terrace, Ferryhill

William and Co., wholesale warehouse71, retail warehouse 67 King street

William (William Shirres and Co.) k.

Pitfoddels and 14 Bon-accord squareWilliam, tin-plate worker, 18 Upper-

kirkgate, A. 6 Donald's court, 20Schoolhill

Shore Dues and Harbour Office, Quay, foot

of Marischal street

Sievewright, Alexander, wiight, York place...... Miss, 63 Park street

Silver, Alexander, pensioner, 24 Mary well-st.

George, smoke-doctor, slater, and gratesetter, Jopp's court, 40 Broad street

John, gardener, Holburn street

Sim, Alexander, accountant (Bank of Scot-land) 34 Castle street

...... Alexander, spirit dealer, 31 Justice-st.

Sim, Andrew, blacksmith, 5 Catto square

George (Aberdeen Bank) 29 Dee street

George, grocer and spirit dealer, 74Shiprow

James, gardener, View place

James, 2 Sim's square, Shuttle street

Jas., manufacturing chemist and whole-sale druggist, 76, h. 80 King street

John, book-keeper (North of ScotlandBank) 8 Summer street

John, surgeon, H.E.I.C.S., Holburn-st.

...... Willm., tanner and currier, Newbridge,Hardgate, h. at the premises

William, clerk (Richards and Coy.)

Rubislaw Bleachfield, h. at the worksMrs James, 10 Canal terrace

Simmie, Robert, 31 Harriet street

Simpson, Alex., advocate, 27 Belmont street

Alexander, jun., advocate, 56, h. 58Bon-accord street

Rev. David (Free Trinity Church) 6Carden place

Edward, overseer, 107 Loch street

George, corkc utter, 27 Broad street, h.

6 Alford place

George, beadle and funeral waiter, St.

Nicholas lane Chapel, h. 57 GreenJames, fishmonger,- 8 Chronicle lane

James, gardener, 16 CausewayendJames, spirit dealer, 14 NetherkirkgateJames, night patrol, 22 HardweirdJames, advocate, 17 Huxter row, h. 2

Bon-accord squareJohn, eating house, 1 Park street

John (of Williamson and Simpson) h. 4Marywell street

John, grocer and spirit dealer, 50 WestNorth street, h, 25 Frederick street

John, M.D., 2 East Craibstone street

and White, clothiers to her Majestyand Prince Albert, 21 Union bldngs.

Wm., piano-forte tuner, 54 Summer-st.William and Coy., engineers, boiler-

makers, chain, cable, anchor, andiron shipbuilders, York place IronWorks, Footdee

William, advocate, procurator-fiscal for

the county ; office 56, h. 58 Bon-accord street

William, beadle, Gilcomston Church,and funeral waiter, 1 1 1 Skene street

Willm., clerk (North of Scotland Bank)15 Bon-accord square

William (Nicholson and Simpson) 1

South College street

William, turner, 26 Skene street, h. 18

Spa street

...... Widow, provision merchant, 130 Gal-lowgate


Simps-on, Mrs Alexander, 15 Bon-actord-sq.

Mrs, 29 Thistle street

Mrs, lodgings, Henderson's court, 46

Broad street

. Mrs, late of Striclien, 27 Belmont-st.

Mrs John, 77 Chapel street

...... Mrs John, 2 East Craibstone place

Miss, 1 Millbank terrace

Miss, 1 Alford place

Miss, dressmaker, 66 Virginia street

Miss, 32 Thistle street

Miss, regis: er office for servants, 8

Gaelic lune

Miss, 4 Mary well street

Sinclair, D., teacher. 56 Union street, h.

4 North Broadford

George, teller (Aberdeen Bank) 120

King street

George, clothier and tailor, 22 Broadstreet

James A., accountant, 245 Union streec,

A. 31 Bon-accord terrace

James, shoemaker, 13 George street

William, wholesale druggist, 34 and 36Upperkirkgate, h. in court

Mrs Colonel, 31 Bon-accord terrace

Singer, Adam, agent, h. and office Ogston's

court, 84 Bro;id street

George, baker, 45 St. Nicholas street,

h. 34 High-st., Old AberdeenJohn, gardener, Loanhe dPatrick, clerk (D. Wyllie and Son) 7

Union rowMrs, lodgings, 58 Castle street

Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 7 Union

rowSkakle, George, clerk (Stewart, Rowell, and

Co.) h. 9 Kosemount terrace

Skea, James, twine spinner, 52 C'aarlotte-st.

Joseph, veterinary surgeon & veterinary

forge, 22 Dee-street

Thomas, horse shocr and farrier, 75

George street, h. 11 Crooked lane

Skene, Alexander, wholesale tea, coffee, and

commission merchant, Exchangecourt, 37 Union street, h. Crowncourt, 43 Union street

Alexander, cattle dealer, 90 Cause-

wayendRev. Charles (John Knox's) Nelson

Cottage, Nelson lane

Jame», carver, Boss's court, 6 Upper-kirkgate

Peter, traveller for Gray Watt, h. 22

Si. Andrew street

Thos,, inspector of poor of Old Machar,

office, 38 Skene street, h. 3 Maryplace

William, mariner, 1 Justice lane

Skene, William, A., of Lethenty, 1 Unionplace

Mrs Thomas, 15 East North street

Miss, wool merchant, 16 Queen street

Miss Mary Ann, 2 South Silver street

, Misses, 5 Bon-accord square

Skinner, James, accountant, National Bank,h. Berryden Cottage

John, boatbuilder, 54 York street, h. 8York street

P. A., candlemaker, St. Catherine's

court, 16 Shiprowand Wilsone, advocates, 201 Union-st.

Wm. (of Skinner & Wilsone) agent for

the Scottish Provident Institution, the

Insurance Company of Scotland, andhonorary secretary to the Koyal As-

sociation for the Promotion of the

Fine Arts in Scotland, 201 Union st.

h. 12 Golden square

The Right Rev. Bishop William (St.

Andrew's Church) 1 Golden square

Mrs. John, 78 Deest.Skues, Lieutenant Geo. R.M., dentist and

cupper, Crown terrace

Smart, John, contractor, 7 Carmelite st.

John, shipmaster (Ochtertyre) 59 Com-merce street

William, assistant inspector of poor for

0'd Machar ; office 38 Skene-st., h.

89 Chapel street

William, tea and spirit dealer, 11 Ex-chequer row, h. above shop

William (Farquharson and Co.) 1

Langstane place

Smeaton. James and Thomas, furniture

dealers, 2 & 18 East North street

Smith, Alexander, foreman smith (W. M'K.and Co., 20 Spring Garden) A. 61

CausewayendAlexander, spirit dealer, 16 Berry lane

Alexander, shipmaster, 13 Commercestreet

Smith, Alexander, land-surveyor and civil

engineer, 146 Union street

Alexander, bookseller, 33 Charlotte st.

Alexander, gas-inspector, 21 GuestrowAlexander, corn-factor and commission

merchant, 38, h. 36 King street

Alexander, provision dealer, 86 Cause-

wayend...... Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 11,

h. 13 College street

Alexander (of Blackballs) 88 Bon accord

street

Alexander, gardener, King street road

... «. Alexander, bookbinder, Craigie street

Alexander (Devanha Comb work) h. 2

Ferryhill place


Smith, Andrew, draper, 63 St. Nicholas stMh. 14 Rosemount place

Andrew, tailor, 5 St, Catherine's wyndAnthony A. veterinary surgeon, 4 Lang-

stane place, h. Still s Cottage, Hard-gate

Arthur, painter and glazier, 30 Quay, h.

27 James street

Charles, grocer, wine and spirit mer-chant, 23 Windmill brae, & 1 College

street, k. 20 Dee Village

Chas., merchant-tailor, 9 Skene terrace,

h. 36 Union terrace

...... Chas. (of Smith and Ramage) 46 QuayCharles, night patrol, 19 Harriet street

and Cochran, advocates, agents for the

Standard Life Assurance Company,and secretaries to the Local Board,

96 Union street

David, clerk (T. M'Combie & Co.; 32Whitehouse street

Ferguson, clerk, 150 Union street, h.

Nelson street

Francis, accountant (N. of S. Bank)Balnagarth, Pitfoddels

George shipmaster, 3 James street

...... George, wright, 6J CausewayendGeorge, boot and shoemaker, 62, h. 64

Broad street

and Gordon, police contractors, 95 WestNorth street

H. Ambrose, F.I. A. secretary, North-ern Assurance Co., 5 East Craibstone

street

James (of L. and J. Smith) 8 Affleck st.

James, cabinetmaker, Flourmill lane, h.


James, stabler, 22 Harriet street

James, boot and shoemaker, Holburnstreet

James, post-horse-master, Smith's court,

87 Gallowgate: office, 58 Loch street

James, house carpenter, 7 St. Mary's pi.

James (Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.)James vintner, 16 Trinity street

James, upholsterer, 106 King street, h.

Nelson street

James, carpet manufacturer and worstedspinner, King street place

James, grocer and spirit dealer, 88Chapel street

James (Gill and Smith) Rubislaw place

James, cowfeeder, 48 CausewayendJames (Aberdeen Free Press) 60 Upper

DenburnJohn, pharmaceutical chemist and drug-

gist, 90 Broad-st., h. 2 Gallowgate, John, distiller, Newbridge...... John (late of Rotterdam) 5 Alford place

Smith, John, cabinetmaker, 33, h. 20 Castie

street

John, shoemaker, RubislawJohn, merchant-tailor, 13 Union build-

ings, h. 29A UpperkirkgateJohn, audit clerk (Aberdeen Railway)John, and Co., iron and nail merchants,

5 Shoe lane, and 30 LongacreJohn, shipping clerk (Steam Naviga-

tion Co.) 25 Frederick street

and Gordon, painters, glaziers, andpaper-hangers, 26 Castle street

John, shore porter, 14 Castle street

John, bookseller & stationer, 50 Unionstreet, h. 23 Crown street

Joseph, gardener, 20 Dee village

Joseph, grocer and spirit dealer, 3 Gar-vock street

Lewis & James, wholesale booksellers,

stationers, envelope makers, andpaper rulers, 55 Netherkirkgate

Lewis, (of Lewis and James Smith) /*.

23 Crown street

Neil, jun., merchant, Frederick street,

A. 14 Carden place

and Ramage, opticians and nautical in-

strument makers, 45 QuayRobert, surgeon, 9 Union terrace

Robert, advocate (Smith and Cochrane,96 Union street.) h. 77 Dee street

Robert, teacher (Bell's School) 70 Ger-rard street

Thomas, Custom-house boatman, 63Regent quay

Thomas, contractor, 95 West North-st,Dr Thomas, 99 Crown street

Victor E., shipmaster, 1 Links street

William, architect and superintendentof Town's works, 142 King street

William (Northern Assurance Co.) k. 42Huntly street

William L., grocer and spirit dealer,

20 Union place, A. 23 Crown-st.William, vintner, 14 Frederick street

William, wig maker and hair cutter, 4West North street

William, spirit dealer, 49 Wales-st.William, house carpenter, 20, h. 24

Blackfriars street

William, Clarmont Cottage, Clarencestreet, Nellfield

William, blacksmith, 1 Thistle street

William, overseer (Aberdeen Brick andTile Co.) ; works, Clayhills

William, agent, 38 King street

...... William, jun., tea, wine, and spirit

merchant, apent for Provident LifeOffice, 106 Union street, h. Spring-bank, Dee street

U


Smith, William, grocer and spirit dealer, 15College street

William, grocer, 62 Park street

William, seedsman and general mercht.,

53 St. Nicholas street, h. StonytonWilliam, gardener, Mile-end, StocketMrs, of Glenmillan, 77 Dee street

Mrs, spirit dealer, 51 GuestrowMrs A., of Blackhills, 88 Bon-accord-st.

...... Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 7 Garvock-st.Mrs Dr., (of Whitehill) 147 Crown-st.Mrs Dr., Springbank, Dee street

Mrs James, 53 Huntly street

Mrs John, Rosebank, Hardgate« Mrs Captain John, 5 Skene place

Mrs John, 20 Victoria street west

Mrs H., Brebner's court, 84 Shiprow...... Mrs, midwife, 6 Marischal street

Mrs John, 30 Queen street

Mrs William, midwife, 15 Denbnrnterrace


Mrs, 2 South Silver street

Mrs A., 32 Whitehouse street

Mrs, 31 ShiprowMisses, 16 Marywell street

Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 2South Silver street

Misses, 48 Summer street

Miss, Wellington place

Miss, late of Birse, 12 Chapel street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 49 Bon-accord street

Miss, 15 Rose street

Miss Jane, 87 Bon-accord street

Miss, 25 Langstane place

Miss, lodgings, 91 Chapel street

Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 42Huntly street

Miss Margaret, dressmaker, 95 WestNorth street

Isabella, vintner, 13 Exchequer rowSmollet, Robert, spirit merchant, 47 Castle

street, A. 5 CastlebraeSmyth, William, 92 George street

Snowey, James, Benzie*3 houses, College-st.

William, gardener, Belmont Cottage,

BerrydenSnowie, Mrs, 55 Huntly street

Miss E., Steam Yacht Inn, New pier

Soudians, Miss, lodgings, 1 Millbank terrace,

North BroadfordSorely, John, reedmaker, 69 George street, A.

Carnegie's braeSouter and Shepherd, wholesale druggists

and drysalters, Cruden's court, 22Broad street

Thomas, Inland Revenue officer, Hol-

burn street, A. 2 Wellington place

Souter, William, writer (Murray & M'Conj-bie) Whitehall

William, shoemaker, 6 Park street

William, clerk, Weigh-house, A. 90Skene street

Mrs D., 16 Bon-accord street

Mrs James, 62 Dee street

Souper, Charles, boot and shoemaker, Wel-lington road, Ferryhill

Spanish Vice-Consul, Ar. Thomson, Bank of

Scotland, 35 Castle-st.

Spark, Andrew, flesher, 4 Market, A. 61

Wales street

George, grocer, ship chandler, and spirit

dealer, 8 Garvock street, A. 1 St.

Clement street

John and Alexander, tinsmiths, 91 and

95 Queen-st., A. 115 CausewayendJohn, writer (Adam and Anderson) A.

2 GuestrowWilliam (of Craigiepark) Craigiepark

William, 2 GuestrowWilliam, juu., tinsmith and ironmonger,

54 and 55 Market gallery, A. Nether-

kirkgate

Mrs, 61 Wales street

Speid, Alex., 6 Donald's court, Schoolhill

William, advocate and sharebroker, 75

Union street, A. 4 St. Mary's place

Spence, Rev. Alexander, (Free St. Clement'9

Church) Castlehill

Alexander, teacher (Holburn School)

A. Short Loanings

...... Edward and Robert, boot and shoe ma-nufacturers; sale-shop, 13 Broad-st.

and Watson, drapers, 26 and 28 Castle

street

James (of Spence and Watson) A. Chapel

court

Stables, Alexander, jun., accountant (Scot-

tish Provincial Assurance Company)

A. 112 High street, Old Aberdeen

Stallon, Miss, teacher, 119 Crown street

Standard Life Assurance Company; office,

96 Union street ; Smith and Cochran,

agents and secretaries to Local

Board ot Direction

Stamp Office, Advocates' buildings

Starling, Robert, manager (Cosmocapeleion)

A. Ferguson's Cottage, Holburn-st.

Steel, James, M.D., 17 Adelphi

William, spirit dealer, 4 Weigh-house

square

Steele, William, accountant, 58, A. 20 Castle

street

Alexander, hatter, 20 Union street

Stephen, Alexander, late merchant, 1 Mar-

tin's lane

Alex.r late merchant, Devanha terrac«


Stephen, Alexander, waiter & funeral waiter,

62 Netherkirkgate

.Alex. (J. Black and Co.) h. Millbanlc,

HardgatcAlexander, shipmaster, (Ararat) h. 27

York place

...... Capt. Alexander, Millbank, HardgateDavid, joiner (A. Duthie and Co.) Ed-

ward place, Porthill

...... David, shipmaster, 59, Victoria street

west

...... George, hairdresser, 9 Chapel street

George, clerk (T. and C. B.) h. 53 GreenLessel, writer, 84 King street, h. 72 Dee

street

James, ironmonger, 34 Broad street, h.

54 Charlotte street

James, writer, 84 King street, h. 16 Col-

lege boundsJames, porter dealer, 34 Regent quay,

h. 20 Gordon street

James, Red Lion inn, and stabling, 8West North street

Rev. John (Free John Knox's Church)h. 6 Rosemount place

John, plumber, brassfounder, copper-

smith and gas-fitter, 6 Shoe lane

John H., engraver and copperplate

printer, 8 St. Nicholas lane, It. 59Huntly street

John, game dealer Fand provision mer-chant, 55 West North street

John, mealsellcr, 8, h. 6 Marywell st.

Joseph, overseer (Broadford Works) h.

294 George street

Robert, late merchant, A. 1 Martin's lane,

Greenand Sutherland, painters, glaziers, glass

stainers & paper-hangers, 52 Nether-kirkgate

William, baker, 31, k. 29 Broad street

William, jobbing gardener, 35LongacreWilliam, cabinetmaker and upholsterer,

152 Union street ; workshop 2, h. 1Union wynd

Mrs, midwife, 1 Gordon's ct., Gordon st.

Miss, dressmaker, 108 Skene street

Miss, lodgings, 22 Virginia street

Miss, 53 GreenMiss, teacher of English, drawing and

music, 1 Union wyndStevens, Richd., late cpjarter-master-sergeant,

79th regiment, 42 Marischal street

Robert, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 214George street, A. 4 Rosemount place

Stevenson, Alexander, bookseller, newspaperagent and stationer, h. 08 Green

David, 68 Green. . < . George, stabling, 32 West North street

Stevenson. James, teacher (Free East Church

School, St. Andrew's street,) h. SI

Charlotte street

...... James, engraver, copperplate and litho-

graphic printer, 6 Queen street, h. 37


John, oddfellows' arms inn, 41 Queen st.

Joseph, overseer, 294 George street

William, commission merchant, 5 Bel-

mont street, h. Fountainhall

William, bookseller and stationer, 13

St. Nicholas street, h. 68 Green

Mrs, 61 Windmillbrao

Mrs, register office, 14 St. Andrew st.

Mrs, midwife, 11 Carmelite street

Mrs, 181 North street

Mrs, lodgings, Concert court, Broad st.

Stewart, Alexander R., silk, cotton and wool-

len dyer, 104 George street ; works,

3 Leadside, Gilcomston

Alexander, (overseer of bonnet makers,

A. Hadden & Sons) 3 Gordon's ct.,

Gordon street

Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer, 1

Gilcomston brae

Andrew, grocer and carter, 13 Wales st.

Charles (of Stewart and Chivas) 8 WestCraibstone street

Charles, agent for Messrs.Virtue & Co.,

publishers, London ; office 123£ Union

street, h. 11 Rosemount place

Charles, mason, 7 Henderson's court,

46 Broad street

and Chivas, grocers to her Majesty, 13

King street

Donald, boot and shoemaker, 15, h. 7

Huxter rowD. A., inspector general of army hospi-

tals, 5 Springbank terrace

George, manager of the Royal shooting

saloon, quoit and cricket ground,

Stewart place, 69 Guestrow

Gordon boot and shoemaker, 64 George

street

Henry, lastmaker, 70 Gallowgate, A. 8

Mount street

James, flesher, G Gallowgate

James, flesher, 1 and 2 New market,//.

1 1 Market street

James, spirit dealer, 21 East North st.

James, grocer, tea and spirit merchant,

65, h. 67 Virginia street

James, city missionary h. 37 Park street

John, grocer and spirit dealer, 6 North-

field, Gilcomston

John, late mail-guard, 7 Huxter row

John, shipmaster, 57 Quay^

John, teacher of 'Chain's school, h. 52

Shiprow


Stewart, John (Stewart, Rowell & Co.) Cot-

ton lodge

John, maltster and brewer, 69 Virginia

street, h. 64 Park street

...... Patrick (Milne and Son) 58 Dee street

Peter, vintner, Waterloo quayPeter, provision merchant, 2 Harriet st.

Rowell, and Co., comb manufacturers,

40 Hutcheon street

Thomas, 6 Broad street

Walter R., 8 West Craibstone street

Mrs J., 13 Carmelite street

» Mrs, broker, 29 Lodge walkMrs, flesher, 35 Park street

Mrs Kenneth, 189 Union street

Mrs Alexander, Mackie place

Mrs Peter, laundress, 12 Langstane place

Ann, flesher, 3 New marketMiss, milliner and bonnet maker, 57

Park street


...... Misses, 85 Bon-accord street

Still, George, Hardgate, near Bellevue

George, combmaker, 11 Princes street

Robert, blockmaker, 15 Prince Regentstreet

William (J. Asher, Union street) 6

Black's buildings

Mrs Andrew, grocer and spirit dealer,

15 York street

i. Miss, Hardgate, near Bellevue


Miss, lodgings, 41 St. Nicholas street

Misses, of Millden, 48 Union place

Stirling, George, grocer, tea, wine, andspirit dealer, 13 Castle street, h.

Royfold, RubislawRev. James (United Presbyterian

Church) 4 Caroline place

John, artist, 1 Chapel street

Stock Exchange, 34 Marischal street

Stork, William, flesher, 7 Basement floor,

New market, h. 79 GallowgateStott, George, shoemaker, 86 St. Androw-st.

John, furnishing tailor, Commercialcourt, 58 Castle street

William, spirit dealer, 23 Albion-st.

...... Miss, teacher, 39 Shuttle lane

Strachan, Alexander, shipmaster, 10 Sugar-house lone

Alexander, spirit dealer, 3 ShiprowCharles, grocer, 49 WoolmanhillGeorge, shipmaster, 75 Virginia street

James, teacher (West Parish School)

81 Hutcheon street

James, late bookseller, 35 Back wyndJames, paper ruler, 2 Queen street

...... John, coffee roaster, coffee, sugar, andspice grinder, Jack's brae

Strachan, John, shipmaster, 47 Constitution-st.

Robert, tailor, 69 NetherkirkgateWillm., of Moreseat, Stocket, h. More-

seat

William, confectioner and bookseller,

22, h. 24 WoolmanhillMrs, 55 Schoolhill

Mrs, sick-nurse, 1 Blackfriars street

Mrs A., HardgateMrs, 34 Loch street

Miss, seamstress, 35 Huntly street

Miss, spirit dealer, 3 Trinity street

Misses, dressmakers, 11 Constitution

street

Strahan, Rev. W. D., governor, Gordon'sHospital

Straith, George, gardener, PitmuxtonStrath, Alexander, traveller (Alex. Ogston,

84 Loch street) h. 146J George-st.

Mrs, 74 WindmillbraeStrathdee Distillery, CooperstonStraton, Peter, leather dealer, 15 Drum's

lane

Stratton, James, corn factor and generalagent, 43 Marischal street, h. 124George street

Stronach, Alexander, advocate, 20 King-st,

;

clerk & agent for London GuaranteeSociety and Galena Investment Co.,Robert Gordon's Hospital, Collyhill

Trustees, and Mitchell's Hospital,Old Aberdeen

Alexander, feuar, Cooperston placeAlexander, jun., writer, 245 Union-st.,

A. 17 Ferryhill place

Stuart, Alexander, writing master (Gordon's

Hospital) and teacher of writing andstenography, h. 1 Holburn street

Alexander, provision mercht. 6 Mount-hooly

Charles, shipmaster (Woollomooloo) 5Affleck street

Donald, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit

merchant, 51 Gallowgate, h. aboveshop

George, 26 Skene squareJames Hay, accountant, Commercial

Bank, h. 41 Dee street

John, travelling merchant, Red Lioncourt, Broad street

John, stoneware merchant and funeral

waiter, 98, h. 100 Green...... John S., writer, 245 Union street, h. 1

Holburn street

William, road surveyor, Garioch dis-

trict of Turnpike Roads and the 9th

or Town of Aberdeen district of

Commutation Roads, h. 1 Leslie

place, North Broadford


Stuart, Willm., boot & shoemaker, 28 School-

hill, h. 31 Thistle place

Summers, Miss, 3 Mitchell place

Miss H., dressmaker, 8 Langstane place

Sutherland, Alexander, grocer and spirit

dealer, 17 Castle-st.t, h. above shop

Alexander, Inmore Cottage, near Rose-

mount terrace

Andrew, jun., manufacturer, 2 Black's

buildings, h. 12 Bon-accord square

...... A., & Sons, manufacturers, I, 2, and 3Black's buildings, h. 12 Bon-accord

square

A., & Sons, worsted spinners, hosiers,

and girth manufacturers, Canal road,

Causewayend„ George, silk mercer, 149 Union street,

h. 117 Crown street

George, surgeon, 4 Correction wyndHugh (Stephen & Sutherland) 18 Bon-

accord terrace

. James, shipowner, 22 Ferryhill place

James, coachman (Earl of Fife coach)

Ross's court, 6 Upperkirkgate

...... John, druggist, 34, h. 32 St. Nicholas

street

John, late merchant, Viewton place,

Spittal

John, grocer, 22, h. 24 "West street

Dr. Neil, 13 Belmont street

„ Thomas, messenger, Police office, 4Martin's lane

William, guard (Earl of Fife coach)

Ross's court, 6 Upperkirkgate

Mrs John, grocer and spirit merchant,


Mrs, lodgings, 104 King street

„ Mrs W., Holburn street

Miss, 104 King street

Miss, private teacher of English, 31

North Broadford

MUscs, dressmakers, 103 George-st.

Swanson, Mrs, lodgings, 16 Netherkirkgate

Swanston, Mrs John, 50 Bon-accord street

Swedish and Norwegian Vice-Consul, Arthur

Thomson ; office, Bank of Scotland,

Castle street

Sword, Mrs, vintner, 26 Wellington street

Symmers, Alexander Anderson, GlenburnieCottage, West Skene street

George A., Glenburnie Cottage, WestSkene street

...... Misses, 31 Wliitehouse street

Symon, George, 29^ Upperkirkgate

, John, furniture dealer, 29, h. 29£ Upper-kirkgate

Taggakt, John, teller (Bank of Scotland)

Spring-bank terrace

Taggart, Mrs, innkeeper & stabler, 90 Georgo

street

Tait, Alexander (Philip and Kennedy,) h. 95

West North street

James, outfitting lace and fancy ware-

house, 3, 5, and 7 Union buildings,

h. 1 Caroline place

John, haberdasher, 161 George street

William, 43 Victoria street we-t

Miss, pattern printer, 24 George street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 15

Chronicle lane

Talbot, David, shipmaster, 61 QuayWilliam, 129 King street

Tarves, Robert, day patrol, 15 Virginia street

Tastard, James, flesher, 18 Market hall, A.

200 GallowgateTawse, J me3, coal broker, 42 Quay

Lewis, spirit dealer, 83 GreenWilliam, tailor, 19 Lower DenburnMrs Anlrew, late of Coldstone, 13

Garden place

Taylor, Alex., wholesale and retail woolendraper, 67 Union street, h. 116

Crown street

Alexander, shipmaster, 69 Virginia-st.

Alexander, gardener, 71 Park street

James, boot and shoemaker, 6, h. 4 St.

Nicholas lane

James, shipmaster (Woodland Lark) h.

25 Regent quayJames, 41 Constitution street

..... John, rope and twine manufacturer,

Froghf.ll

John, wright, funeral waiter and under-

taker, Ross's court, 2 Upperkirkgate

John, spirit dealer, Wallace ToverTavern, 63, h. 65 Netherkirkgate

John, builder, 7, h. 12 West street

John, grocer, 133 Skene street

Richard, engineer (Elswick)A. 41 Yorkstreet

, Robert, grocer and spirit dealer, 61

Netherkirkgate, h. Ltwson's court

William, shipmaster (Hawk) 61 QuayMrs Dr., 83 Bon-accord street

Mrs George, Rosebank house, Skene-sq.

Mrs, midwife, 4 St. Nicholas lane

Mrs, lodgings, 18 Crown street

street

Misses, lodgings, 31 Harriet street

Templeton, William, M.D., lecturer on Ma-teria Medica, King's College, h, 9

Belmont street

Teunant. Alexander, overseer (Broadford

Works') 40 Union terrace

Mrs. lodgings, 40 Union terrace

Tevendale, John, assistant inspector of poor,



Tliain, Robert, teacher (Porthill Schoo's) A.

at the Schools

Mrs, broker, 37 Lodge walk

Theatre, pit, 50 ; boxes, 52 ; gallery, 54 Ma-rischal street

Thom, Alexander, grocer and spirit dealer,

62 College street

, Alexander and William, commission

merchants and general agents, 21

Quay, Alexander (A. and W. Thom) Consul

for Belgium, A. Kepplestone Cottage,

RubislawGeorge, boot and shoemaker, 37 Ship-

rowJames, grocer, 254 George street, A.

62 Gerrard street*

William S., (A. & W. Thom) 1 Albert

street

Mrs John, 37 Thistle street

Miss, 1 Albert street

Thompson, George, jun. and Co., merchants

and shipowners, insurance brokers

and underwriters, 40 Marischal-st.

George, jun., M.P. (of G. T. and Co.)

A. 5 Golden square

Thomson, Adam, junior, flesher, 29 Newmarket, A. 12 Constitution street

Adam, sen., flesher, 43 New market, A.

22 Belmont street

Alex., of Banchory, Banchory house

Alex., clerk (Journal Office) Salter's

court, 50 Loch street

Andrew, traveller (Devanha Brewery)

6 Millburn street

Arthur, agent for the Bank of Scotland,

Vice-Consul for Prussia, the Nether-

lands, Sweden, Norway, and France,

Bank of Scotland court, Castle-st.

Daniel, jeweller, south gallery, Newmarket, A. 57 John street

David (Richards and Co.) h. Broadford

place

George, jun., merchant (W. Simpson

and Co.) A. 22 Regent quayGeorge, beadle (Free Trinity Church)

and funeral waiter, 121 Crown-st.

George, grocer and spirit dealer, 1

a John street

George, flesher; 14 New market, A. 22Belmont street

...... George, flesher, 52 "Virginia street

George and Son, win3 merchants, com-mission agents and ship-brokers,

Thomson's court, 21 Regent street

...... George M., tide surveyor, Customs,

14 Wellington street

...... Henry, cashier (Steum Navigation Co.)

67 Dte street

Thompson, James landing waiter,'Customs, 1

Waverley place

James, commercial traveller (R. Morti-

mer) 73 John street

James, boot and shoemaker, 53 Broad

street, A. 18 Marywell street

James, manager (A. Pirie and Sons) 20

Adelphi, A. 30 Victoria street west

James, spinning manager (Broadford

Works, Richards and Co.) A. May-bank, Hutcheon street west

James, clothier, 192, A. 152 George-st.

.... James, spirit dealer, 13 Muttonbrae

... John, 31 Frederick street

.... John, furnishing tailor, 74 Queen-st.

.... John, broker, 44 Gallowgate

.... John, plumber and gasfitter, 4 South

Silver street

.... Rev. John, Blackfriars Congregational

Church, 72 Chapel street

.... John, flesher, 42 and 43 New market,

h. 22 Belmont street

.... Rev. John (Free Greyfriars) 7 Cardenplace

.... John, miller and corn merchant, Cults

Warehouse, 52 Queen street

.... Joseph, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit

dealer, 67 Shiprow

.... Peter (of Reid, Smith and Co.) 1 Rosestreet

.... Robert, jun., Broadford Works, A. 50Upperkirkgate

.... Robert, furnishing tailor, 14 Broad-st.

.... Robert, clerk (Richards and Co.) 50Upperkirkgate

,.,.. Thomas, gunmaker, 68 Union street, A.


.... William, traveller (G. Collie and Co.)


.... William, plumber, 71, A. 69 Nether-kirkgate

.... William L., shipowner (G. Thomsonand Son) Hanoverian Royal Consul,

Hanseatic, Mecklenburg, &SchwerinVice-Consul, A. Maryfield, Ferryhill

..... Mrs, lodgings, Salter's court, 50 Lochstreet

.... Mrs, seminary for young ladies, 8 Johnstreet

Mrs Daniel, lodgings, 57 John street

Mrs Alexander, 72 Chapel street

Mrs, midwife, 12 Thistle street

Mrs, 20 Bon-accord street

Mrs George, 1 1 Victoria street west

..... Mrs, 56 Gerrard street

.... Mrs, 2 Crown place east

.... Miss, teacher, 24 James street

.... Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 20 Bon-accord street


Thow, George, furnishing tailor, 18 Skene

street, h. 88 John street

Tillery, John, foreman (F. and G.) 3 Drum'slane

Tocher, John, tailor and clothier, 100 Unionstreet, h. 9 Bon-accord terrace

John, teacher of music, 7 South Consti-

tution street

Tochettie, Mrs, midwife and lodgings, 40Gallowgate

Todd, Alexander, basket maker, 34 Marketgallery, workshop, 44 Sliiprow

Thomas, manufacturer (A. Hadden &Sons) Maryculter house

Tompkins & Reid, fleshers, 18 New market

William, flesher, 4 Basement floor,

New market, h. Tanfield

Tonach, John, coal and lime meter, 22 Tri

nity street

Topp, George, 35 Constitution street

James, late baker, Craigwell Cottage,

31 North Silver street


Torrie Alexander, advocate, 75 King street

James, M.D., 66 Dee street

Torty Brick Work Company ; office, Blaikie's

quayTough, George, haberdasher, 134, h. 136

George street

James, flesher, 6 Market hall, h. 3

Hanover lane


Jean, flesher, I Basement floor, New-mar.

John, wright, 3^ Whitehouse street

Town's Drummer; David Bannerman, 79

Gallowgate

Trades' Hall, 153 Union street

Trail, George, jun., grocer, tea, wine and

spirit merchant, 135 Skene street, h.

20 Upper DenburnJames, wright and cabinetmaker, 6

Rose street, h. 22 Union row

Wm., wright, Lobban's court, Castle-st.

Troup, Alexander, merchant tailor, 82 Union

street, h. 7 Drum's lane

David, 86 Chapel street

David, coachman, 2 St. Catherine's

wyndGeorge, consulting chemist and surgeon,

8 Meal-ra-ai'ket street

George, manager of Blind Asylum,

Huntly street

William, Nelson street

Mrs George, Prospect Cottage, Loan-

headMrs, Glenburnie Cottage, West Skene

street

Miss, bonnet-maker and milliner, 8

Mealmarket street

Troup, Miss, milliner & dressmaker, 90 John

street

Trueman, Robert, broker, 16J Justice street

Tulloch, Rev. George, LL.D. , school Aca-

demy street (from Dee street to

Crown street) /*. Bellevue, Hardgate

James, shipmaster (St. Lawrence) 14

St. Cli-ment street

James, jun., grocer, wine, and spirit

merchant, 16, h. 14 St. Clement-st.

Mr*, lodgings, 50 WoolmanhillTurner, Mrs, 42 Union terrace

Misses, of Turnerhall, 1 18 Crown street

Turreff, Alexander, draper (J. Blackball and

Co.) 39 Upperkirkgate

Turriff, Alexander, funeral waiter, 20 Long-acre

Miss, dressmaker, 20 LongacraTyson, Mrs, StrawberrybankTytler, James, overseer (Industrial House of

Refuge) h. 14 Huxter-rowJohn (Hogarth and Co.) 136 George-st.


Mrs, 41 Dee street

Mis, register office, 14 Huxter-row

Uxion-Glen Distillery, HolburnCotton Mill Co., Poynernook

Urquhart, Alexander, boot and shoemaker. Hol-

burn street

Alexander, road contractor, 9 Skene rowAlex., grocer, 6-2 St. Nicholas street, h. 17

Schoolhill

George, shipmaster (Sea Horse) 47 Consti-

tution street

James, keeper of leading lights, Torry

John, druggist, 65 St. Nicholas street, h.

Mount Cottage, Mount street

John and Robt., wholesale tea and coffee

dealers and commission agents, 7 School-

hill

William, shipmaster, 31 Huntly street

Robert (J. and R. Urquhart) 5 Schoolhill

. Mrs, of Craigstone, 240 Union street

Misses, milliners and dressmakers, 39Union terrace

Ure, Mrs, 17 Skene terrace

Vaccine Institution, 36 Upperkirkgate HjValentine, Mrs, 38 Park street

Veitch, John, manager (J. Ford, 136 UnionTtf)

h. 17 Huntly street

Vessie, James, and Son, booksellers and bookbin-

ders, 156 Gallowgate

Victoria Lodging House, 4 Exchequer eourt

Vigrow, John, printer, 86 George street

Miss S. milliner and dressmaker,86 Georgestreet

Vollar, John H., shipmaster (Duke of Buccleuch)

61 Park street

ICO GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Wade, Mrs Captain, lodgings, 11 Bon-accord st.

Wagstaff, Edward, stock and sharebroker, 4 Cor-

rection wyndWalker, Alex , shipmaster (Margaret) 3 Mill st.

Alex. R., cabinetmaker, 45 Bon-accord

street, A. 12 Victoria street west

Alex., shipmaster (Renown) 32 St Cle-

ment street

...... Alexander, tobacconist, 60 Union street

Alexander, engineer, 6 Hanover street

Alexander, ironmonger, 58 Gallowgate, h

above shop

Chas., commission merchant, 39 Marischal

street, h. 38 Constitution street

Charles, broker, 58 East North street

DdV., hairdresser and perfumer, 133 Unionstreet, h. 41 Summer street

David, plane-maker, 44 Loch street

Geo., Town-house keeper, A. 17 Huxterrow

George, bookseller (A. Brown and Co.) 48Victoria street west

. George, 15 Denburn terrace

George, boot and shoemaker, 85 Skene St.

A. 61 Summer street

G. L., wholesale and retail hardware mer-

chant, 31 St Nicholas street

George, grocer and spirit dealer, 43 Skenesquare, A. 31 Harriet street

George L., 42 Constitution street

George, spirit dealer, 44 GuestrowGeorge, post-horse master, iunkeeper and

stabler, 6 Back wyndJames, late nurseryman and seedsman, 6

Canal street

James, coal broker, 72 Dee street

James, bookseller, 34^ Upperkirkgate, A.

Northfield, Gilcomston

J^s^clerk (J. Smith and Co.) 5 Shoe lane

James, meter maker, gas light company,26 Thistle street

Jas., watch and clockmaker, 29 St Nicholas

street, A. 123 George street

John L.j student of theology, and private

tutor, 44 Loch street

John C, clerk (M. Rettie and Sons) 49Victoria itreet west

John, umbrella manufacturer, 16, h. 35West North street

John, teller, City of Glasgow Bank, A. South

Crown street

John, clerk, Well court, Broad street

John, nitiht watchman. 72 Catherine street

Robert, hairdresser, 210 Gallowgate

Robert, flesher, 29 Basement-floor, Newmarket, A. Easter Kinmuniiy, Skene

William, late oi H.E.I.C.'s tea department,

131 King street

William, goods manager (G. N. of S. Rail

way) A. 6 Mount street, Rosemount

William, treasurer, Royal Infirmary andLunatic Asylum, A. 2 Caroline place

William, day patrul, 6 Hanover street

Walker, William, flesher, 45 Chapel street

Win,, umbrella-maker, 35, A. 37 Schoolhill

Win. and Sons, wine merchants, tea dealers,

and general importers, 52 Union street,

h. 3 Adelphi court

William, provision dealer, 65 Causewayend

Wm., cabinetmaker, Reid's ct ,34Gallowguto

A. 14 Innes street

Mrs, staymaker, 44 Loch Btreet

Mrs Duncan, 32 St Clement street

Mrs John, 4 St Clement street

, Mrs, register office, 9 Guestrow

Mrs (late Wester Fintray) 24 Union place

Mrs Walter, 86 George street

Mrs, inn and lodgings, 8 Schoolhill,

Mrs, spirit dealer, 5 East Green

Mrs David, Bank street, South Crown st.


Miss, dressmaker, 44 Summer street

Miss, teacher (Free Trinity School) 6l

Summer street

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 210 Gal-

lowgate

Miss Margaret, milliner and dressmaker,

10 Black's buildings

Misses, dressmakers, 32, A. 40 Upperkirk-

gate

Wales, Lieut. Andrew, R.N., 67 Bon-accord-st.

Wallace, Alexander, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit

merchant, 55 George St., A. Broadbank,Kingsland place

Alex, and Co., brewers and maltsters, 24Loch street

Archibald, messenger (North of Scotland

Bank) Lodge walkBrothers, brewers and rnalsters, HardgnteRev. Dav. (Frederick street Chapel) White-

ball

Ernest (of Wallace Brothers) A MillbankCottage, Hardgate

James, inspector of poor for St Nicholas, A.

261 George street

Miss, corsetmaker, 49 Bon-accord street

Warrack, Charles, commissary clerk depute, Re-cord Office, A. 84 Kin:: street

David, baker, 5, A. 7 C.iapel street

Hugh M. corn factor, commission agent,

ship and insurance broker, 34 Marischal

street, A. 18 St Mary's place, Crown st.

..... James, commission merchant, 34 Marischal

street, A. 18 St Mary's place, Crown st.

Mrs Robert, 84 Kin^ street

, and Daniel, house carpenters and builders

92 John street

James (of Warrack and Daniel) A. 92 John

street

Warren, John, surveyor, G.P.O., 36 Union place

Miss, dressmaker, 41 Huntly street

Watkins, Alexander, manufacturer (Broadford

Works)Watson, Alexander, bookseller, 28 Summer st.

Alexander, criminal officer, Commercialcourt, 58 Castle street


Watson, Alexander, clerk, 40 Broad street

Arch., cashier (Richards and Co., BroadfordWorks) h. 2 Skene place

George, 68 Bon-accord street

George, cart and plough wright, 184 WestNorth street, h. 294 George street

George, saw trimmer, 71 Windmillbrae, h.

46 Dee street

James,shipmaster, 23 Prince Regent street

James, broker, 55 East North street

James, broker, 72 Gallowgate',. .. James, watch and clockmaker, 17, k. 20 St

Nicholas street

James, house carpenter, 15 Langstane placeh. 40 Huntly street

James, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 26Woolmanhill

John, superintendent ofpolice, wntfhhouse,Huxter row, h. 264 George street

John, secretary (Scottish Provincial Assur-ance Co.) h. 3 Rotunda Place, Ferry hi II

John (Watson and Son) 3 Summer streetJohn, family, commercial and private hotel,

102 Union street

Patrick, draper, grocer, and spirit dealer,


Robert, builder, Nelson street

and Son, stonecutters, 262 Union street, h.

3 Summer street

Thomas, shipmaster. 53 Huntly street

William, W.S., sheriff-substitute, 25 Dee st.

William, tailor, 39 Frederick street

William (of Calcutta) 9 Union place

Mrs, register office, Jopp's court, 40 Broadstreet, and 1 1 Queen street

Mrs, grocer, 109, h 107 GallowgateMiss, milliner and dressmaker, 26 Unionrow

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 46 Dee St.

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 294 Georgestreet

Watt, Adam, furnishing tailor, 19 Schoolhill

Alexander, writer (Murray and M'Combie)103 Union street

Alexander (manager of the Inverury MillWarehouse) Waterloo street, h. 12 StClement street

Alexander and Sons, grocers, 49 Castle st.

Archibald, watch and clockmaker, 128, h.

126 Gallowgate

David, spirit dealer, 3 East GreenGeorgj, shipmaster (Mercury) 29 Frede-

rick street

George, slater (successor to James Smith)13 Carmelite street

James, spirit dealer, 258 George street

James, hide factor, 59 Victoria street

James, blacksmith, 1 Nelson street

John, leather dealer currier, and shoe ma-nufacturer. 1 and 3, h. 5 St Paul street;

currying shop, 57 George street

...... John, advocate, clerk to the General Ses-

sion, and keeper of the register of mar-

riages for the city of Aberdeen, 2 Cor-rection Wynd, h. 66 Schoolhill

Watt, John, Record Office, h. 11 Little Chapel st.

J. and W. rope and twine makers, 167George street

Kenneth, shoemaker, 6 South Silver street,

A. PitmuxtonRobert, 35 North BroadfordSamuel, carter, 20 Dee street

William, grocer, 94, h. Ill GallowgateWilliam, slater, Spa street, h. 5 Skenc-st.Mrs Alexander, lodgings, 17 Denburn-tsr.Mrs, 81 Queen street

Mrs M., ginger-beer and porter dealer, 17Correction Wynd, h. 47 Green

Miss, spirit dealer, 1 York street

Wattie Joseph, gardener, Newfield, Skene square,h. 6 Forbes street

Webster, Alexander, advocate, (Alexander andJohn Webster) h. 44 King street

Alexander, writer, 28 Catherine street

Alexander, and John, advocates, office 42King street

John, advocate (Alex, and John Webster)h. 31 King street

John, manager (Gilcomston Brewery) k. atthe works

...... John, baker, 43 Green, h. 13 Carmelite-st.

John, wright, 21 Huntly street

Thomas, late merchant. 89 Wales street

William, baker and confectioner, 4, h. 6Skene terrace

Mrs Lieutenant William, 48 Chapel street

.. . . Mrs, lodgings, 8 Commerce street

A^nes, Miss, teacher (West Parish Schoo')36 Union terrace

Weighhouse, Quay ; John Duncan, tacksmanWeir, John, master of Deaf & Dumb Institution,

31 Belmont street

...... Mrs, Farquhar's court, 17 UpperkirkgateMrs, 2 Affleck street

Miss, 70 GallowgateWelsh, Jas. B., manager, Power-looms (Richards

and Co., Broadford Works) 88 Skenesquare

Misses, dressmakers, 18$ North BroadfordWesley, James, provision merchant, 53 Gallow-

gate, h. 2 Salter's courtWest-end Academy, 216 Union street

West Parish School, 185 George street

Westland, James, manager (North of ScotlandBank) King street

James, boot and shoemaker, 58 ShiprowMrs, 32 Skene street

West of England Fire and Life Office ; A. and J.Cadenhead, advocates, agents, 9 Huxterrow

West of England Assurance Co. ; James Asher,agent, 115 Union street

Westly, Robert, Berlin worsted and shoe ware-house, 104 Union- st., h. 64

Whitecross, William, Custom house agent 19Crown street


Whitecross, Mrs, sick-nurse, 16 Summer street

White, Alexander (White and Hutcheon) h.

Kenfield

and Hutcheon, silk mercers, shawl merchts.,

and general drapers, 123 Union street

James, merchant, 61 Bon-accord street

James, flesher, 14 and 88 New market, h.

Millbank place, Broadford

John F., grain merchant, 107 King street,

h. 16 Bon-accord square

Mrs William, 16 Bon-accord square

Mrs James, 61 B »n-aceord street

Wbitnell, Edward, hardware and stationary shop,

25 North gallery, New market, h. 86

George street

Whyte, Alexander B. (of Simpsom and Whyte);

agent for J. Cockburn & Campbell, wine

merchts., Edinburgh, 21 Union build-

ings, h. 19 Union place

John (Simpson and Whyte) 52 Dee s'reet

John, advocate (Yeats and Whyte) 52 Dee

street

John, fishmonger, 8, 9 & 59 Basement floor,

New market, h. 6 Carmelite street

Patrick, tobacco & snuff manufacturer, SO,

h. 28 Broad street

Misses (Ladies' Boarding and Day School)

57 Dee street

Wigham, Anthony, 5 Caroline place, Maybank

Miss, 33 North Broadford

Wight, James, grocer and spirit dealer, 45 St.

Andrew street

Wilkin, John, cooper, 13 Virginia street

Wilkie. Misses, 30 Ferryhill place

Will, James, M.D., 11 King street

John (late mail-guard) 147 Union street

Thomas, carpet and upholstery warehouse,

175 Union street, h. 63 Bon-nccord st.

Thomas, 2 Millburn street, Ferryhill

Lillians, Samuel, manufacturer and stoneware

merchant, 170 Gallowgate. h. Friendly-

bank, Mount hooly

Willet, Captain G. T.,43 Dee street

... John, civil engineer (Aberdeen Railway)

office, 123£ Union-st., h. 112 Crovm-st.

Williams, Chas. (of C. & W. \V.) h. 13 Virginia

street

William and Charles, commission agents, &dealers in ship stores, S5 Marischal-st.

..... James, furrier, &c , 10 Schoulhill

James, and Sons, coopers and fishcurers, 13

Virginia street

j.;comb manufacturer, 53 Guestrow

.""..'"John, h. 20 Sohoolbill

Robert (of Williams & Sons) 13 Virginia-st.

...... William (of C. and W. W.) h. 9 Millburn

street, Ferryhill

William, grocer and house agent, 16, h. 14

St. Andrew street

Miss, spirit dealer, 60 Causeways nd

Williamson, Alam, haircutter, 40 Cablle street

Alexander, baker, 1, h 2 Catto square

\Alexander, Granitehill, formerly Cairncry

Williamson, Alex., flesher, 45 Market hall, k. Kin-

mundy, SkeneGeorge, jun., flesher, 44 New market, h.

RubislawGeorge, sen., flesher, 30 New market, h.

Kinmundy, SkeneHarvey (of P. Williamson & Son) h. 143

Union street

James (of R. Catto and Co.) 5 West Craib-

stone stfeet

James, jun., flesher, 28 New market, h.

Kinmundy, Skene

..... James, 184 George street

James, flesher, 49 Market, h. Cornhill'

John, flesher, 5 Market, h. Rubislaw

... John, 40 Market, h. Kinmundy, Skene

Joseph, M.D., 127 King street

P. and Sod, druggists, 141 Union street

Peter (of P. Williamson and Son) h. 143

Union street

and Simpson, candlemakers and tallow

chandlers, 79 Wales street

William, M.D., 239 Union street

. ... William, flesher, 36 Market, h. Granitebill

William (of W. and S.) /*. 81 Wales street

Mrs B., 239 Union street

Mrs John, flesher, 15 New market, h. 58

John street

Willock, Robt. S., temperance commercial hotel

and lodgings, 56 Union street

Willox, John, 31 Adelphi

Mrs William, 48 Woolmanhill

Mrs, 1 Chapel court, Justice street

Wilson, Alexander, shoe-shop, 9 Broad street, h.

Cruden's court, 22 Bruad street

Alexander, draper, 154, h. 146A George^st.

Andrew, bookbinder, and stationer, 20, h.

18 Marischal street

Charles, letter-carrier, 3 Carnegie's brae

Charles, flesher, 4 East North street

David H., missionary (South Parish) 67

Chapel street

David, silk and woollen dyer, cloth fuller,

and dresser: dye-works and waulk-mill,

Innes street; shop, 5 St Nicholas street,

/*. 10 John strpet

George, artist, 24 Crown street

...... George, chemist and druggist, 228, /;. 256j

George street

George, tailor, 1S8 Gallowgate

Hugh, confectioner, 47 Regent quay

J. A., bookseller, stationer, and bookbinder,

92, h. 84 Broad street

Rev. James H., 27 Castle street

James, late shipmaster, Waterside, Footde^

John, shippingclerk (Leith and Clyde Ship-

ping Co.) h. Castle hill

John, Albyn Cottage, Albyn place

Juhfl, bookbinder, 20 Marischal street

.. ... Rev. John (North Parish) North Lodge,

King street

John K. (W. Smith, jun.) Newbridge,,

Hardgate


Wilson, John, shore porter, 18 Shiprow...... Peter, flesher, 34 and 35 Market-hall, h.

Roseburn Cottage, 98 Hutcheon street

William, gardener, Mile-end, Holburn st.

William, boot and shoemaker, 168 North st.

Robb & Co., boot and shoi makers, and lea-

ther cutters, 72 Broad street

Robert, bookseller, 34 Sehoolhill, h. Prog-hall

Mrs, bookseller and manufacturer of BishopHay's Pills, 2 Chapel court, Castle st.

Mrs James, lodgings, 19 Summer street

Mrs, 64 Dee street

Mrs Robert, grocer, NewbridgeMrs William, 90 Union street

.. .. Mrs, lodgings, 7 Black's buildings

.i.... Mrs, lodgings, 15 St Andrew street

Mrs John, lodgings, Albyn Cottage, Albynplace

Miss, 16 Dee street

Miss, teacher of piano-forteiand singing, 2Chapel court, Castle street

Miss, teacher (Day School) 54 CausewayendMiss, milliner, 67 Chapel street

Wilsone, Thomas, advocate (Skinner & Wilsone)h. Ferr3'hill Lodge

Winchester, Charles, advocate, 171 Crown street

John, principal servant of St Paul's, 61Gallowgate

Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 61 Callow-gate

Winkly, James, portrait painter, 8 Skene street

Winks, Ronald, 20 Thistle street

Winlaw, James, jun., ship and insurance broker,

and coal merchant, 14 Regent quay h.

104 Gallowgate

Winton, John, tea and spirit dealer, 17 Cause-wayend

Mrs, 48 Summer street

Wisconsin Marine und Fire Insurance Company;

Adam and Anderson, agents in Britain;writing chambers, 75 Union street

Wise, Alexander, hairdresser, 2 Commerce street

Wisely, James, and Co., worsted manufacturers, 7Castle street

James, provision merchant, 53 GallowgateWise, James, keeper (Mechanics' Institution)Mar-

ket street

Wishart, Alexander, builder, 64 Gerrard street

Daniel, shipmaster, 45 Constitution street

David, provision merchant, 151 GallowgateJames, master joiner (Hall and Sons) 47

Wellington street

Joseph, organ builder, 24 Young street

William, flesher, 13 Basement floor, Newmarket, h. North Broadford

Mrs, straw bonnet maker, 12 Frederick st.

Wood & Co., London Piano-forte and Music Sa-loon, 211 and 213 Union street

...... David, dealer in worsted stockings, &c, 55Commerce street

Gejrge agent, 43 Dee street

Gejrge, clerk (P. O.) 22 Union row

Wood, James S., shoemaker, Holburn street

James, clerk, 25 Marischal street

James, shipmaster, 89 Virginia street

John, gardener, Fountain-hall

.. ... John, surgeon, 31 Bon-accord street

Robert, boot and shoemaker, 3 Crown st.

k. 7 St Mary's place

.. Thomas, keeper of Advocates' Hall, h. Ad-vocates buildings, Union street

William, bootmaker and leather cutter, 78George street, h. Fountain-hall

Mrs, sick nurse, 22 Union rowMrs Joseph, lodgings, 19 Union terrace

Mrs John, 15 Constitution street

Miss Jane, milliner and dressmaker, 45Bon-acoord street

Wright, Alexander, vintner, 10 Burnett's close,

Exchequer rowJames, stonecutter, Polished Granite and

Marble Works, 112 John street h. 3Mount street

John, gardener, PitmuxtonJohn, ivory turner, and dealer in fancy

goods, 19 Seamount place, A. 31 AdelphiThomas, wood-merchant, MarywellbankMrs, loggings, 27 Frederick street

Mrs Peter, 31 Adelphi

Mrs Thomas, 131 Crown street

Wyllie, David, cashier, Aberdeen Bank, 2 Maris-chal street

David, and Son, stationers, booksellers to

the Queen, Prince Albert, and Duchesaof Kent, public circulating library, 111Union street

James (of D. Wyllie and Son) k. 12 Cardenplace

John, tailor, 42 Queen street

Wyness, Andrew, flesher, 16 New market, h. 4Donald's court, Sehoolhill

John, flesher, 21 New market, h. 61 Broadstreet

Mrs, lodgings, 13 Skene terraca

Yeats, Alexander, accountant, 47 SehoolhillAlexander, writer, 84 King street, h. 149Crown street

and Flockhart, advocates, 84 King streetGeorge, silk mercer, 87 Union street, h. 149Crown street

John (of Yeats and Flockhart) 25 Union pi.

Peter, boot and shoemaker, 56 John streetThos., flesher, 37 New market, h. 13 SpittalWin., advocate (Yeats and White) 46 King

street

and Whyte, advocates, 48 King streetJean, flesher, 15 Basement floor, New mkt.

..... Margaret, sick nurse, 85 WoolmanhillYeoman, Alexander, day patrol, 73 Virginia st.

York and London Fire, Life, and Annuity Office;Wm. Gordon, advocate, agent, 14 Adelphi

Young, Alexander, spirit dealer, shop and h. 85St. Andrew street

David, gate keeper, Railway Office, Marketstreet


Young, George, ropemaker, 25 Prince Regent-st.

James (late inspector of police, London)Twin Cottage, Holburn street

John, musical instrument maker, 32Netherkirkgate

William, shipmaster, 4 Affleck street

William, baker, 23 HardweirdMiss, 34 Bon-accord terrace

Miss 2 Goldon square

Youngson, John, boot and shoemaker, 6 Skene-st.,

h 6 Minister's lane

John, spirit dealer, 81 Spring gardenRobert, shipmaster, 3 James street

William, cabinetmaker, 26 Marywell street

Youngson, Mrs Major, 29 Bon-accord terrace

Miss M. A., matron (House of Refuge) 45Guestrow

Yule, Alex., general and furnishing ironmonger,14 Union street, h. 13 Huxter row

...•-.. George, grain merchant, 152 Crown street

James, grain merchant, 77 Skene street,

grain loft, 13 Princes street

William, grocer and spirit dealer, 165 Gal-

lowgate


Yunnie, Wm., house carpenter, 45 Blackfriars st.

h. 91 Gallowgate

mv

ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS.

Daniel Kinnear Clark, locomotive engineer, (G. N. S. R.), Ketty-

brewster Station, h. Prospect House, Rosemount

County Rates, omit J. Robertson, collector

William Davidson, tailor and clothier, 93 King street, read 77 Kingstreet

Kenneth M'Kenzie, collector of customs, 55 Dee street

ALTERATIONS IN LIST OF CARRIERS.

Birse.—George Merchant, Harriet street, should be 6 Little Belmontstreet

Tarland.—John Thomson, Harriet street, should be 6 Little Belmontstreet ~ ~

LIST

TRADES, PROFESSIONS, . &c.

Accountants.

Brand, Alexander, 103 Union street

Fletcher, Robert, 17 Huxter-rowLeslie, Robert, 13 Marischal street

Lunan, William, Aberdeen RailwayMaitland, W 'iam, 83 Union street

Marquis, George, 147 Union street

Masson, Andrew, 4 Queen street

Meston, James, 97 Union street

Milne, Alexander, 72 Wales street

Morison, John, City of Glasgow BankRiddel, James, 25 Marischal street

~™~— Thomas, Savings' BankRolland. Robert, 49 Victoria placeSim, Alexander, Bank of ScotlandSinclair, James A., 245 Union street

Smith, Francis, North of Scotland BankSteele, William, 58 Castle street

Yeats, Alexander, 47 School hill

Advocates.

Adam and Anderson, 75 Union street

Adam, William, jun., 62 Skene street

,~~™. Robert, 40 King street

Allan, George, 1 Marischal street

John, 17 Marischal street

Angus, John, Town-houseBarron, John, 103 Union street

Lambert, 64 Union streetBlaikie, J. & A., 245 Union street

Brebner, James, Advocates' buildingsBryce, James, 12 Adelphi courtBurnett, Newell, Record Office—— Thomas, Record Office

Cadenhead, A. & J., 9 Huxter-row.~~~~. George, 9 Huxter-rowCameron, Andrew J., MorefieldCattanch, D. G., 56 Castle street

Chalmers & Farquhar, 147 Union street

.~~.~~ James Hay, 147 Union street

Chivas, Alexander, 42 Castle street

Clark, John, 3 Queen street

Clerihew, Francis, M'Combie's courtClyne, Norval, 245 Union street

Collie, James, 38 Castle street

Cooper, Patrick, 16 King street

Coutts, John, 16$ Constitution street

Daniel, Alexander, Record Office

Davidson, John, 47 Marischal street—-~v P. & A., 1 Bon-accord street

Duncan, John, 8 Castle street

Duthie, William, 115 Union street

~~.~~* Alexander, 123.J Union street

Dyce, Robert, 3 Queen street

Edmond, Francis, 22 Adelphi~~.~~. James, 150 Union street

Ewen, Thomas, 20 Queen street

Farquhar, R. Spottiswood, 2 Correction wyndFerguson, James, 54 Union street

~_~~» John. 54 Union street

Fleming & Paull, 12 Kiug street

Fraser, Alexander, Town-houseGordon, Alexander, Record Office—~««. Francis, 13 Golden square™»™. and Hunter, 14 AdelphiGrant, George, 10 King street

Grigor & Reid, 7 King street

Grub, George, Advocates' buildings

Henderson, Alexander, 26 St. Nicholas street

Jopp & Siiand, 31 GallowgateLeask, James, 32 Queen street

Ledingham, Robert, 52 King street

Ligertwood, John, 4 Correction wyndLumsden & Robertson, 2 Union terrace

MDonald, Alexander, 245 Union street

M'Kinnon, Lauchlan, 37 Broad street

.~~_~ Lauchlin, jun., 83 Union street

Massie, Marianus, 153 Union street

Meston, Alexander, 56 Castle street

Milne, John D., sen. and jun., 129 Union street

Mitchell^ David, 12 Adelphi court

-Mrrif, William, 31 GallowgateMorriee, D. R., 34 Marisehal street

Murray & Garden, 50 Schoolhill

^„^~ and M'Combie, 103 Union street

Ogg, William F., 11 Adelphi court

Paterson, John, 2 GuestrowPaull, James, 12 King street

Philip, Colin Allan, 15 King street

Robison, William, 58 Castle street

Ross, Alexander, 103 Union street

„»^ William, 20 Belmont street

Ruxton, Thomas, 54 Union street

Sangster, Thomas, 2 Ragg's lane

Simpson, Alexander, 27 Belmont street

^-» James, 1 NetherkirkgateWilliam, 56 Bon-accord square

Skinner and Wilson, 201 Union street

Smith and Cochran, 96 Union street

Speid, William, 75 Union street

Stronach, Alexander, 20 King street

Torrie, Alexander, 75 King street

Watt, John, 2 Correction wyndWebster, A. & J , 42 King street

Winchester, Charles, 171 Crown street

Yeats and Flockhart, 84 King street

,—~~v and Whyte, 48 King street

Y

366 TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c.

Agents and Commission Merchants.

Aslier, James, 115 Union street

Batten, Abraham, 6 & 7 Adelphi

Boyd, Andrew P., 38 Marischal street

Clark, William. 8 King street

Connon, Richard and Co., 53 Marischal street

Crombie, James, Back wyndDuncan, George, 39 Netherkirkgate

Dyer, Alexander R., ; Victoria place

Edwards, Douglas, 15 and 16 Adelphi

Elsmie, George and S^n, 4 Regent quayGray, James, 132 Crown street

r^.^-. John, 14 GallowgateWilliam, 292 George street

Gunn, John, Market street

Hunter, William, 115 Union street

Jamieson, John, 56 Marischal street

Kennedy, James John, Market street

M'Laren, John, 25 GallowgateMackay, J. & W., 61 St. Nicholas street

Martin, Alexander, 4 Carmelite street

Mather, J., 19 AdelphiMilne, William. 61 St. Nicholas street

Muir, John, 49 Marischal street

Oliphant, Walter, 7 Donald's court

Pirie, David, Crown court

Paterson, David, general agent, 34 Marischal-st.

Rennie, John T., 43 Marischal street

Rhind, John, 28 Broad street

Robb, Brothers, and Co., 59 Marischal street

Rough, William, 27 Castle street

Rust, Alexander. Crown court

Sheed, John, 44 Marischal street

Singer, Adam, Ogston's court, 84 Broad street

Smith, Alexander, 38 King street

Stevenson, William, 5 Belmont street

Stratton, James, 43 Marischal street

Thorn, Alexander and William, 21 QuayThomson, George, and Son, 21 Regent quayWalker, Charles, 39 Marischal street

Warrack, Hugh, 34 Marischal street

„ „„ James, 34 Marischal street

Williams, William and Charles, 35 Marischal-st.

Architects.

Davidson, William, StrawberrybankHenderson, James, 43 Belmont street

„m William and Son, 66 Loch street

Knight, William, 11 Union buildings

M'Kenzie and Matthews, 24 Adelphi court

Millar, David, 25 Bon-accord street

Ramage, William, 115 Union street

Smith, William, 142 King street

Artists.

Cassie, James, 123.^ Union street

Cleland, Peter, & Union terrace

Giles, James, R.S.A., 62 Bon-accord street

Munro, Rohert, 72 Dee street

Niddry, William, 24 Frederick street

Paul, Robert, 18 Bon-accord lane

Russell, George, 4 Dee street

Stirling, John, 1 Chapel street

Wilson, George, 23 Crown street

Winkly, James, 8 Skene street

Auctioneers.

Barnet, John, 132 Union street

Baxter, Andrew, 95 King street

Brown, P. and G,, 40£ Union street (up stairs}

Emslie, R. J., 23 AdelphiIronside, Patrick, 47 Broad street

Masson, A., 12 St. Nicholas street

Milne, George, 11 Upperki.kgate

Bakers.

Abel, James, 64 Virginia street

Adam, Roderick, 14 Union place

Anderson, David, 215 GallowgateBaxter, Thomas, 29 Chapel street

Begg, William, 3& 5 Frederick-st. and 62 S< hoolhslf

Buchan, Robert, 76 GreenCampbell, Alexander and Co., 3 Yeats laneClark, H. and J., 29 Park street

Colquhon, Graham, Holburn street

Croll, George, 70 King street

John, 67 George street

Eddie, Alexander, 6 Commerce street

Edwards, Simpson, 54 GallowgateFlett, Mrs William, 142 George street

Forsyth, James, 129 Crown street

Garden, George, 32 Schoolhill

Glennie, George, 17 Crown street

Inglis, James, 1 Waverley place

William, 67 Broad street

Ireland, James, 81 Bon-accord street

Kelly, James, 120 Chapel street

Kindness, John, 147 George street

Law, John, 60 ShiprowMacdonald, William, 41 Park street

M'Kenzie, James, 66 and 68 Queen street

M'Lean, Thomas. 7 Dee street

M'Pherson, Alexander, 65 GreenMitchell, James, 41 Schoolhill

Mollison, John, Wellington place

Morrison, James, 6 and 7 ShiprowMuil, Francis, 153 George street

Munr>, Kenneth, 66 George street

Nicol, Joseph, 10 Exchequer-rowPetri e, William, 35 Broad street

Procter, F., 276 George street

Eaeburn, P., 8 George street

Singer, George, 45 St. Nicholas street

Stephen, William, 31 Broad street

Warrack, David, 5 Chapel street

Webster, John, 43 Green„~™~ William, 4 Skene terrace

Williamson, Alexander, 1 Catto square

Young, William, 23 Hardweird

Basket Makers,

Brown, William, 8 Marischal street

Ogg, David, 43 Upperkirkgate, & 30 Market gallery*

Reynolds, George, 26 Queen street

Todd, Alexander, 34 Market gallery

Blacksmiths.

Abernethy, James and Co., FerryhillAnderson, William, Flourmill lane

Beattie, Francis, 6 Barnett's close

Blaikie Brothers, FootdeeBonneyman, James and John, 19 Loch street

Donald, John, 183 West North street

Fraser, Hugh, Steps of GilcomstonGerard, James, 30 John street

Gray, David, Holburn street

Johnston, John, 75 Gallowgate

TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. 167

Johnston, Alexander, 3 Martin's laneLaing, William, 18 Catherine street

Lyall, Robert, 19 Huxter-rowM'Hardy, D„ 66 Netherkirkgate«~~™» John, 15 Back wynd,~™~™ John, Crurien's court, 22 Broad street

M'lntosh, Charles, 158 GallowgateMilne, John, 30 Virginia street

Mitchell, David, 1 Castle laneNicolson, Alexander, 183 West North streetPirie, J. and A., 9 Barnard's close

Smith, William, 1 Thistle street

Boiler-makers.

Abernethy, James and Co., FerryhillBlaikie Brothers, St. Clement street

Simpson, William and Co., York place

Bookbinders.

Anderson, William, 159 George street

Edmond, John, 51 Queen street

Fenton, James, 56 John street

,—

.

. Robert, 50 Gordon street

Henderson, Alexander, 2 Broad street

Laurie, William, 197 Union street

Murdoch, Alexander, 36 St. Nicholas street

Smith, Alexander, Craigie street

"Wilson, Andrew, 20 Marischal street

,.™«,™ John, 20 Marischal street

~~»~~v J. A., 92 Broad street

Booksellers.

Brown, Alexander and Co., 77 Union street

Clark, George and Son, 15 Broad street

Courage, Archibald, 7 George street

Davidson, George, 1 King street

Gray, Alexander, 23 St. Nicholas street

King, George and Robert, 28 SL Nicholas street

Laurie, William, 197 Union street

Lindsay and Garden, 62 GallowgateMacdonald, John, 16 Crown street

M'Pherson, William, 59 Broad street

Maclean, Samuel, 8 Union street

Milne, A, and R., 9 Union buildings

Mitchell, William, 55 Union street

Murdoch, Alexander, 36 St. Nicholas street

Ogilvie, John, 47 UpperkirkgatePanton, Charles, 33 St. Nicholas street

Russel, William, 19 Broad street

Shepherd, George, 1 Broad street

Smith, Alexander, 33 Charlotte street

„»„~v~ John, 50 Union street

...,»„-. Lewis and James, 55 NetherkirkgateStevenson, William, 13 St. Nicholas street

Stewart, Charles, 123^ Union street

Vessie, James, and Son, 156 GallowgateWalker, James, 34£ Upperkirkgate"Wilson, J. A.. 92 Broad street

„™<~~ Robert, 34 Schoolhill

Wyllie, D. and Son, 111 Union street

Boot and Shoemakers.

Aiken, James, 57 Broad street

Aii'th, John, 2 Justice street

Bothwell, John, 33 and 35 Broad street

Brands, John, 17 Dee village

Brown, Alexander, 71 George street

^~»^«» Donald, 13 Dee street

Buck, William, 2 St. Clement streetCadeuhead, David, 98 John streetCameron, William, 10 Skene streetCampbell, George, 11 Gallowgate—~~. William, 29 Windmill braeCatto, James, 219 Union streetChalmers, Alexander, 21 Marischal streetClyue, William, and Sons, 22 & 24 GallowgateC:omar, Alexander, 13 Skene terraceDrummond, John, 54 Union street~v~~~. Jamas, 1 Queen streetDuncan, Peter, 3 St. Catherine's wynd~~.~_ William, 25 Broad street~~.~~» William, 37 Broad streetEdwards, James, and Co., 38 Union placeEllis, William, 107 George streetFarquhorson, Thomas, 155£ GallowgateFiddes, Andrew, 60 John street~~-~~ Francis, 25 St. Nicholas streetFindlay, Alexander, 11 Broad streetFoote, James, 38 Frederick streetForbes, Grant, 9 Skene streetFranklin, H., 5 NetherkirkgateFraser, James, and Son, 115 Union streetFrost, William, 22 GailowgateGeddes, James, 14 CausewayendGibb, William, 20 King streetGillespie, Erskine, 4 & 6 New-market GalleryGrant, David, 3 South Silver streetGreig, James, 89 Queen streetHandyside, George, and Co., 22 Marischal street,

and 3 Broad streetHarper, William, 237 George streetHarvey, Andrew, 5 Marischal streetHay, William, 113 Union streetHector, William, Holburn streetHenderson, Robert, 80 Skene streetInglis, John, 15 Huteheon streetJackson, William, 46 Broad streetJaffray, William, 36 Broad streetJenkins, John, 29 NetherkirkgateKerr, William, 222 George streetLaing, Robert, 48 George streetLaw, Samuel, 122 Skene streetLeslie, James, 18 Schoolhill„~.™* John, 5 Queen streetM'Bean, John, Bridge of DeeM'Kay, George and Peter, 3 GallowgateM'Kenzie, Duncan. 41 Castle streetMackie, George, 99 George streetMassie, Peter, 33 UpperkirkgateMelvin, Alexander, 4 Skene square

. George, 16 & 18 George streetMenzies, John, 5 WoolmanhillMilne, Andrew, 23 St. Clement street~~»— Alexander, George street™.~~» Alexander, 27 Marischal street~~.~~» James, Holburn placeMitchell, Robert, 65 Commerce streetMorison, George, 37 UpperkirkgateMuuro, James and David, 48 UpperkirkgateNicol, George, 18 Virginia streetPaterson. John, 14 Catherine streetPetrie, Robert, 120 Skene streetPorter & Leighton, 52 St. Nicholas streetRamsay, John, 83 Queen streetReid, James, 9 St. Andrew street—~~» Joseph, 86 King streetRobertson, Robert, 43 George streetRiee, Adam, 37 WoolmanhillRoss, James, 46 Shiprow„^„w. Roderick, 8 St. Clement street


Roy, Michael, 302 George street;

Sang, Thomas, 50 Summer street

Scott, Andrew, 10 St. Nicholas street

~~v~~» George, 42 James street

Seiiter, John, 8 Crown street

Smith, George, 62 Broad street

„—~~- James, Holbnrn street

Souper, William, Wellington roadSpence, Edward and Robert, 13 Broad street

Stewart, Donald, 15 Huxter row~«~~»~ Gordon, 64 George street

Stuart, William, 28 SchoolhillTaylor, James, 6 St. Nicholas laneThorn, George, 35 ShiprowThomson, James, 53 Broad street

Urquhart, Alexander, Holburn street

Walker, George, 85 Skene street

Watt, Kenneth, 6 South Silver street

Westland, James, 58 ShiprowWilson, William, 168 North street

Wood, James S., Holburn street

,~~.~» Robert, 3 Crown street

r™„~ William, 78 George street

Yeats, Peter, 54 John street

Youngson, John, 6 Skene street

Brassfounders, Plumbers, and Gasfitters.

Anderson, John, 63 WindmillbraeBlaikie, John, and Son, Littlejohn street

Davidson, John, 78 St. Andrew street

Farquhar and Gill, UpperkirkgateLamb, Alexander, 48 John street

Mathers, James, 13^ Dee street

Stephen, John, 6 Shoe lane

Brewers.

Black, William, and Co., DevanhaCowie and Co., 5 Virginia street

Cuddie, Nicholas, 112 Loch street

Duthie, William, and Co., Holburn street

Gilcomston Brewery Co.James, William, 211 King street

M'Guffie, Thomas, 11 Market street

Milne, Robert, 22 Mealmarket streetRoss, Alexander, 8 Skene squareStewart, John, 69 Virginia street

Wallace, Alexander, and Co., 24 Loch street

Wallace Brothers, Hardgate

Brushmakers.

Fyfe, John, 22 St. Nicholas street

Macaldowie, Peter, 14 St. Nicholas street

Morison, George, 37£ George street

Builders.

Anderson, William, 5 Union wyndBisset, Peter, 110 Loch street

Black, James, 41 Whitehouse street

Bruce, William, 63 CausewayendBuyers, James, and Co., 12 Kidd laneChalmers, William, 35 Victoria street westChapman, John, 165 George streetClark, John, 9 Princes street

Clerihew, George 104 Crown street

Coutts, James, 9 John street

Donaldson, G., 13 Huxter rowEwen, William, 26 Chapel street

Fraser, J., Charlotte street, corner of John street

Garvie, James, 12 Summer street

Geddes, George, 13 Seamonnt placeGracie, James, 59 Huntly street

Grant, John, 8 Forbes street

Greig, George, 28 Thistle street

-™,™, Robert, 30 Summer street

W. and G., 27 Thistle street

Henderson, James, 43 Belmont street

„„.™ William, and Son, 66 Loch street

Johnston, Alexander, 32 Thistle street

Leslie, William, 123^ Union street

Low & Chalmers, 40~ Whitehouse street

Macandrew, Daniel, 120 Loch street

M earns, Robert, 53 Bon-accord street

Mitchell & Cay, Spa street

Mitchell & Ross, 4 Little Chapel street'

Murray, George, 63 Park street

~™-~~ William, 52 Chapel street

Pittendrigh, William, Loch street

Rainnie, Alexander, 50 Commerce street

Reid, James, 58 John street

Ross, James, 28 Summer street

Taylor, John, 12 Upper DenburnWarrack & Daniel, 92 John street

Watson, Robert, Nelson street

Wishart, Alexander, 64 Gerrard street

Cabinetmakers and Upholsterers.

Those marked * are also Upholsterers.

*AIlan, James, & Son, 122 Union street

~~.~_ William, 2 Gordon's court, Gordon street

*Baird, Thomas, 191 Union street

Barnett, Alexander, 33 Upperkirkgate*~~»-»~ John, 132 Union street

Connell, Thomas, 86 Chapel street

*Davidson, David, 131J Union street

Elicock, Joseph, 102 King street

Greig, John, 5J Chronicle lane

~v~~~. John, 129 King street

*Hutcheson, Al., 7 Carmelite laneM'Bean, Daniel, 16 Castle street

M'Donald, James, 31 Castle street

M'Intosb, John, & Son, 8 LongacreMiddleton, John, 99 George street

Murray, John, 70 Green*Ogilvie, A. & W., 179 Union street

*Smith, James, 106 King street

.,„.-,.. John, 33 Castle street

*Stephen. William, 152 Union street

Walker, Alexander R., 45 Bon-accord street

William, 47 Blackfriars street

William, Reid's court, 34 Gallowgate* Will, Thomas, 175 Union street

Youngson, William, 29 Marywell street

Candlemakers.

Borthwick, William, 36 East North street

Bothwell, George B., 25 Justice street

Ogston, Alexander, 84 Loch street

Skinner, P. A., St. Catherine's court, 16 ShiprowWilliamson & Simpson, 79 Wales street

Carters.

Brand, George, 43 WindmillbraeCollie, William, 59 Wales street

Duncan, James, 59 LongacreForrest, George, 79 Virginia street

Gordon, John, 14 Catherine street

and Smith, 81 West North street


Hall, James, 75 West North street

Keith, Peter, 11 MounthoolyLeslie, Thomas, York street

M'Donald, Roderick, 8 Charles street

Moor, William, 47 Jack's braeRobb, James, 46 Jack's braeStewart, Andrew, 13 Wales street

Cartwrights.

Connon, Robert, 34 CausewayendDawson, William, Spa street

Gray, David, Holburn street

Lamb, James, RuthriestonRae, Francis, 62 Skene street

Watson, George, 184 West North street

Carvers and Gilders.

Anderson, A. and J., 33 Queen street

Gifford and Son, 187 Union street

Hay, James & John (to the Queen) 2 Market st.

Kerr and Bowman, 24 Queen street

Chimney Sweepers.

Booth, William, Albion court, 18 Castle street

Dean, Matthew, 22 MuttonbraeScott, John, 46 Gallowgate

Clerks.

Adamson, JohnR., (A. and W. Nicol) 60 Marischalstreet

Aiken, James, 103 Chapel street

Anderson. Alexander, Cooperston place

.„~ Samuel (North. Assur. Co.) 3 King street

~*~„~. David, 15 Fisher row~~.~~. James, 75 Union street

Bannerman, James (Jas. Roy, jun.)

Bell, Dugald (J. & P. Cameron)Berry, John Edward (Skinner & Wilson)Bird, William (Broadford Works)Black, Alex. (Abdn. Bank), 39 Whitehouse street

Brown, Alexander, Kingsland place

Brown, James (Town & County Bank)Byrne, Andrew Crane (Coach office)

Ca"tto, Joseph (Ferryhill Foundry)Christie, William, 183 Gallowgate

David S. (R. C. & Co., Bannermill, h. 183Gallowgate

Collie, Duncan (Police office)

Cromar, William, 7 Carmelite street

Camming, Jas. (L. & C. Shipping Company)—~~. Robert (Post office)

Donaldson, Alexander, 53 St. Clement street

Deuchar, Allan R. (Gas Co , Gas street)

Dun, Alexander, 43 Frederick street

Edmond, Charles, Glenburn Distillery

Esplin, William, jun., audit clerk (A. E. Co)

Farquhar, James (J. Blaikie & Son)Findlay, Rbt. (Allardyce & Jopp)Fraser, James, 45 Park street

~~™~ David W., 7 Little Belmont street

r~~ John (Gas Works) 8 Constitntion street

~.~..„. John (Town & County Bank) 2 Mount-st....~ Peter, 41 St. Nicholas strejfr

Frater, James, 9 Huxter row ™Glegg, Robert (National Bank)Grant, James (Stamps & Taxes), 35 Victoria street

westGray, James, Gilcomstou Brewery Co.

Harvey, George T. (Railway Co.)Home, R. B., 25 Marischal street

Hunter, William, 31 Charlotte street

Ironside, John, 43 Wales street

Jamitson, John, Town and County BankKeith, James, (A. M'Donald) 10 Bon-accord laneKnowles, Alexander F., 40 Marischal 6treet—~_ James, 264 George street

Law, William, (Bon-accord Livery Stables)Ledingham, A. W. Gas office

Leslie, John G., Sheriff-clerk depute, Record Office

Macaldowie, Robert, 41 Dee street

M'Callum, Andrew, (Inland Revenue) h. 19 Con-stitution street

M'Lean, John, Harbour office

,..,..,~~ John, (Blaikie Brothers)Marshall, John, 3 Trinity quayMiller, John, (J. and P. C )

Milne, Charles, (Aberdeen Railway Co.).~~.~.. George, (Milne, Cruden, & Co.)

John, (Police Office) 20 St. Nkholas-st.,~~™- J. P. Advocates' Library

William S., Dee village

Moir, William, (A. H. & S.)

Mollison, William, 76 Broad street

Murray, James, 278 George street—,~« James, (R. Fletcher) 17 Huxter rowPresley, George, (Aberdeen Commercial Co.)Reid, Duncan, Record Office

Richards, Thomas, (Aberdeen Railway Co.)Riddel, Peter, Harbour office

„-.„„ William, Town and County Bank~~ Ross, Alexander, 28 Wellington street

~.~.~~ P. (Aberdeen Lime Co.)

Robertson Alexander, (National Bank)Singer, Patrick, 101 Union street

Skakle, George. 9 Rosemount terrace

Sim. William, (Richards & Co.) RubislawSmith, David, (T. M'Combie & Co.)

,™.„~ Ferguson, 150 Union street

~~.— J. (Leith and Clyde Shipping Co.)

Souter, William, Weigh-house~~„~ William, 103 Union street

Stephen, George, (T. & C. Bank) 53 GreenThomson, Robert, (Richards & Co.)

Thomson, Alexander, (Journal Office)

Walker, James, 5 Shoe lane

J. C. (M. Rettie and Sons.)

~- John, Well court, Broad street

Wood, George, Post Office

Wood. James, 25 Marischal street

Watson, Alexander, (R. Mortimer)

Clothiers and Drapers.

Anderson, William, 23 Queen street

Brown and Carr, Exchange court, Union street

Brown, James, 2 George street

Blackhall, James & Co., 39 Union street

Clark, James, 66 Union street

Collie, G. and Co., 4 St. Catherine wyndPatrick, 29 and 31 Union street

Connon, James, 27 Union street

Cooper, Henry and Co., 47 Union street

Duguid, James and Co., 10 Broad street

Falconer, John and Co, 23 Union street

piiidlay, George, 37 Union street

Forbes, James and Son, 40 Union street- John, 73 Union street

Fraser, C. and Co., 16 Union street

Hugh, 24 Union street

iro TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c.

Grant, J. and W., 16 Broad street

Green, James, 83 WoolmanhillLumsden, J. and Co., 117 Union street

M'Kenzie, A. and Co., 85 Union street

Milne, Low, and Co., 127 Union street

Moir, J. and Co., 185 Union street

Philip and Cooper, 32 Union street

Philip and Kennedy, 17 and 19 Union buildings

Ross, James, 206 George street

Rust, David, 7 Broad street

Simpson and White, 21 Union buildings

Sinclair, George, 22 Broad street

Spence and Watson, 26 and 28 Castle street

Thomson, James, 192 George street

Tocher, John, 100 Union street

Troup, Alexander, 82 Union street

Wilson, Alexander, 154 George street

Coach Builders.

Emsly, George, 187 King street

Gray, Alexander, 101 King street

Laing and Melvin, (to Her Majesty) 4 and 8 Bon-

accord street

Machray. Croall, and Co., 7 Frederick street

Milne, James, 72 Loch street

Ness, Robert, 7 Union row

Coal Brokers.

Bannerman, John B., 8 Trinity quayBannerman, Patrick, and Son, 2 Trinity quayCruickshank, George, 1 Shore, brae

Fiddler, Alexander, 1 ShorebraeM'Lauchlin, John, 3 James street

M'Taggart, Donald, 13 Regent quayNicolson and Simpson, 11£ Regent quayTawse, James, 42 QuayWalker, James, 72 Dee street

Winlaw, James, 14 Quay

Com!) Makers.

Stewart, Rowell, and Co., 40 Hutehcon street

Devanha Combwork Co., DevanhaM'Hierson, John, Steps of GilcomstonWilliam , J., 53 Guestrow

Commercial Travellers.

Aberdein, G. A., (G. Inglis) h- 56 Union street

Connon, George, (S. Shepherd, 37 West North-st.)

Gray, John, jun., (A. Skene) h, 14 Schoolhill

Wm., (J. & R Urquhart) h 132 Crown-st.Robertson, Wm., (Brown & Carr) h. 26 Union row

Confectioners and Pastry Cooks.

Bain, Mrs, 10 Marischal street

Bothwell.A., 18 Broad street

Duffus, Alexander. 3 Market street

James, 86 Union street> Mrs, 16 Upperkirkgate

Fiddes, Andrew, 87 Broad street

Glegg, Alexander, 125 Union street—— George and Sons, 215 Union street

Henderson, Alexander, 11 Castle street

Lockhart and.Salmond, 92 Union street

M'Donald, John, 37 Basement floor, New-marketM'Killiam, B. and W., 54 Broad street—— Robert, 59 Union street

Milne, John, 21 Gallowgate

Russel, William, 38 UpperkirkgateSeller, William. 50 Castle Street

Shepherd, William, 49 Union street

Shields, John, 160 Union street

Wilson, Hugh, 47 Regent quay

Contractors.

Brebner, John, 22 Bon-accord terraceCampbell, James, 4 Dee placeLeslie, William, 8 Golden squareM'Donald, Bernard, 36 Bon accord street

Smith, John, 7 Carmelite street

Coopers—Fishourers.TJiose marked * are Fishourers

Bell, John, 1 WindmillbraeCameron, William, 15 Loch street

Courage, James, 177 GallowgateGordon, Charles, 57 Green

James and Co , Chronicle lane*Gordon, John, 2 Garvock street

Gray, Charlas, Commerce street

Michie, George, 7 Barnett's close

Nicol, Alexander, Barnett's closeRoss, Angus, 15 James street

Wilkin, John, 13 Virginia street*Williams, James and Son, 13 Virginia street

Coppersmiths.

Blaikie, J. and Son, Littlejohn street

Elmslie, John, 69 WindmillbraeGordon, H. and Co., 1 Gallowgate

Corkcutters.

Brown, Charles, 18^ Harriet street

Duncan, Thomas, and Son, 20 St. Nicholas street

Simpson, George, 27 Broad street

Cotton spinners.

Gordon, Barron, and Co., Union mill

Leslie, John, 40 WoolmanhillRobinson, Cram, and Co., Bannermill

Curriers.

Clyne, William, and Son, 28 Berry lane

Davidson, James W., Berry lane

M'Kenzie, Alexander, 13 Denburn terrace

Paterson, William, and Co., Jack's brae

Roberts, David, 17 Princes street

Rodger, James, Gilcomston TannerySim, William, Newbridge, HardgateWatt, John, 1 and 3 St. Paul street

Cutlers.

Hamilton, John, 17 George street

Hodge, John, 41 Union street

Dentists.mDewar, Henry A., 181 Union street

Mein, James, 229 Union street

King, M. G. G., 37 Marischal street

Skues, Lieutenant George, R. M., Crown terrace

Enislie, James, 8 Little Belmont street


Distillers.

Begg, John, 17 Weigh-house-squareOg<;, Henry, and Co., Strathdee, CooperstonReid, Smith, and Co., Union Glen, HolburnBrown, Farquhar, and Co., Glenburn, RubislawBlack, William, and Co., Devanha

Doctors of Medicine.

Balfour, Stephen, 22 Union place

Beveridge, Robert, 189 Union street

Booth, James, 27 Queen street

Brown, John, Skene squareCadenhead, John, 231 Union street

Christie, John, 46 Schoolhill

Clark, Thomas, Marischal college

Dyce, Robert, 198 Union street

Fiddes, David, 18 King street

Forsyth, James H., 56 Castle street

Galen, John, 7 East Craibstone street

Gedrles, John, 37 Union place

Henderson, William, 49 Schoolhill

Jamieson, James, 148 Uuion street

„~» Robert, Lunatic AsylumKeith, William, 257 Union street

Kerr, David, 4 Golden squareKilgour, Alexander, 160 Union street

Laing, William, 7 Golden squareLeslie, William, 10 Golden squareLizars, A Jardine, 45 Schoolhill

M'Laren, William, 53 Schoolhill

Macrobin, Dr., Migvie house, Silver street

Morison, G., 15 Constitution street

Nichol, James H., 18 Golden street

Nicol, G., 17 Belmont street

Ogilvie, George, 39 Union place

Ogston, Francis, 18 Adelphi courtPhilip, James, 1 MounthoolyPirrie, WLliam, 238 Union street

Rainy, George, 17 Golden squareRattray, Robert, Royal InfirmaryRedfern, P., King's college

Reid, Duncan, Crown court, Union street

Simpson, John, 2 East Craibstone street

Smith, Robert, 9 Union terrace

Steel, James, 17 AdelphiSutherland, Neil, 13 Belmont street

Templeton, William, 9 Beiinont street

Torrie, James, 67 Dee street

Will, James, 11 King street

Williamson, Joseph, 127 King street

~~.~~» William, 239 Union street

Allan, Alexander, 44 GreenAndrew, William, 195 Union street

Birss, Robert, 22 and 28 Park street

Coutts, Charles, 26 Broad street

Davidson, Charles, 205 Union street

Eddie, William, 30 George street

Erskine, Robert Marr, 138 George street

Fearnside. John, 45 GreenFindlay, John A., 12 Wellington place

Forsyth and Elmslie, 57 Castle street

Gordon, Alexander, 162 Union street

Grant, Peter, 157 GallowgateJackson, Henry, 34 WoolmanhillKeith, James, 8 Union placeLaing, James, 51 WoolmanhillMacdonald, James, 87 King street

Maekay, David M., 1 Exchequer rowMaclean, James, 43 Castle street

Paterson, William, 134 GallowgatePhilip, James, 1 MounthoolyReid, George, & Sons, 45 Union street

Sangster, John, 46 Commerce street

Shields, Thomas, 125 Crown street

Sim, James, 76 King street

Sinclair, William, 34 UpperkirkgateSmith, John, 90 Broad street

Souter and Shepherd, 22 Broad streetSutherland, J., 34 St. Nicholas streetUrquhart, J., 65 St. Nicholas street

Williamson, Peter, and Son, 141 Union streetWilson, George, 228 George street

Dyers.

Bannerman, John, 37 George street

Borthwick, Andrew, 76 Loch street

Brown, Andrew, Rubislaw WorksCarr, Alexander, and Co., BarkmillCooper, William, 41 Commerce street

Ferguson, R., 40 UpperkirkgateM'Grigor, John, 26 George street

Philp, Alexander, 177 George street

Stewart, Alexander R., 104 George street

Wilson, David, 5 St. Nicholas street

Engineers— Civil.

Abernethy, George, 3 Dee place

Abernethy, James, and Co., Ferryhill cottageBlaikie Brothers, FootdeeFerguson, William B., AdelphiGibb, Alexander, Waterloo quayMilne, Robert, 177 Union street westSimpson, William, and Co., FootdeeSmith, Alexander, 146 Union street

Willett, John, 123J Uuion street

Engravers.

Those marked * are Lithographers.

*IIughes, Robert, 15 Netherkirkgate*Keith & Gibb, 15 Union buildings

Petrie, George, 6 Huxter rowStephen, John H., 8 St. Nicholas lane

*Steveuson, James, 6 Queen street

Farriers.

Forrest, Peter, 3 Ferrier lane

Green, Peter, 9 Chronicle lane

Riddel, Alexander, Holburn street

Skea, Joseph, VS. 22 Dee street

Thomas, 75 George street

Smith, Anthony A., V.S., 4 Langstane pla e

Fishmongers.

Gove, William , 6 Basement-floor, New marketInnes, Robert, 60 & 61 do. do.

M' Beth, Mrs, 4 do. do.

Mowat, John D., 6 do. do.

Pirie, Gordon, 2 do. do.

Robb, David, 19 do. do.

Whyte, John, 8, 9, & 59 do. do.

Fleshers.

Anton, Mrs, 89 Basement-floor, New market


Barron, William, 41 New marketBejig, William, 46 New marketBenton, Alexander, 12 and 260 George street

Berry, John, 44 George street

Bruce, James, 74 King street

Butler, Joseph, 24 New marketChalmers, Win., 11 Basement-floor, New marketClark, William, 125 GallowgateDavidson, George, 32 Basement-floor, New marketDavidson, James 47 New marketDick, William, 25 New marketDonaldson, Arthur, 230 George street

Dow, David, 10 Park street

Duncan, George, 17 Basement-floor, New market- William. 217 GallowgateDurie, Alexander, 32 & 33 New marketGibson, William, 8 Basement-floor, New marketGordon, Robert, 122 Chapel street—— Francis, 60 George street

Gray, James, 20 New marketJohn, 19 New marketMrs, 10 Basement-floor, New market

Grant, William, 22 New market hall

Groundwater, Mrs, 12 Basement-floor, New marketHenry, John and George, 92 GallowgateHutcheon, Robert, 48 New marketKnowles, James, 31 Basement-floor, Now market

Thomas, 1, 8, 9 New marketLamb, Mrs, 67 Basement floor, New marketM'Robbie, James, 170 George street

M'Beath, James, 5 Basement-floor, New marketM'Donald, Mrs, 36 Basement-floor, New marketMarr and Milne, 10, 11, and 12, New marketMartin, Jas., & William, 50, 51, & 52 New marketMaver, William, 168J GallowgateMilne, James, 79 Queen street

Morrison, Wm. and Walter, 12 Black's buildingsMurray, William, jun., 39 New marketReid, J. and Co., 158 George street

Mrs, 13 New marketRothnie, James, 3 Rosemount place

Sangster, Robert, sen., 31 New marketSpark, Andrew, 4 New marketStark, Alexander and William, 84 WoolmanhillStewart, James, 6 Gallowgate. James, 1 and 2 New market

. Ann, 3 New marketThomson, Adam, 29 New market

Adam, sen., 43 New marketGeorge, 52£ Virginia street—— J. 42 New market

Tomkins and Reid, 18 New marketTough, James, 35 Basement-floor. New market—— Jane, 1 Basement-floor, New marketWalker, Robert, 29 Basement-floor, New marketi William, 47 Chapel street

White, James, 14 and 88 New marketWilliamson, George, jun., 44 New market

James, 49 New marketJohn, 5 New market—— John, 40 New marketWilliam, 36 New marketMrs John, 15 New market

—— James, jun. , 28 New market—— George, sen., 30 New marketWilson, Charles, 4 East North street

Peter, 34 and 35 Market hall

Wishart, William, 13 Basement floor, New marketWyness, Andrew, 16 New marketWyune3, John, 21 New marketYeats. Thomas, 37 New market—— Jane, 15 Basement floor, New market

Fishing-tackle Makers.

Brown, William, 36 George street

Duguid, David, 2 FlourmillbraeGordon, George, 31 George street

Henderson, David, 5 Castlebrae

Henderson, J., 85 Spring gardenSandison, Ludovick, 118 King street

Fruiterers.

Berry, Mrs, 108 George street

Cromhie, Alexander, 21 Broad street

Hossack, Archibald, 62 Union street

Pegler, George, 80 Union street

Furniture Dealers.

Cormack, George, 71 Broad street

Grant, George, 29 GallowgateRennie, William, 23 GallowgateRoberts, Robert, foot of Backwynd stairs

Smeaton, James and Thomas, 2 & 18 East North-st

Symon, John, 29 Upperkirkgate

Gardeners.

Adam, James, Berry-road, North Broadford

Aiken, Alexander, 1 Strawberry bank, Harrigato

Berry, James, 8 Broadford lane

Carnie, James, Devanha HouseChalmers. William, Seafleld

Christie, John, FroghallClark, William, New market and LinksCocker, James, SunnyparkDavidson, James, Hardgate

Robert, LochheadDuncan, William, Millbink Cottage, BerrydenFyfe, Robert, 26 Union rowGordon, Charles, Holburn place

Gray, Robert, Newbridge, HardgateKinneard, William, PitmuxtonLawson, William, Ferryhill HouseMaver, James, Cooperston rowMeffat, John Outseats, PitmuxtonMerchant, Isaac, 6 Rosemount place

Milne, John, Westfield CottageMorison, James, Drywell parkMowat, James, 57 Huntly street

Petrie, James, HardgatePirie. John, StrawberrybankReid, James, Springbank street

Reith, James, 66 WoolmanhillJohn, Pitmuxton

Silver, John, Holburn street

Sim, James, View placeSmart, William, 39 Spital

Smith, Alex., King street roadDavid, Links gardensJoseph, 20 Dee village

William, Mile- end, StocketSnowey, William, Belmont Cottage, BerrydenStraith, George, PitmuxtonWattie, Joseph, Newfield, Skene squareWilson, William, Mile-end, HolburnWright, John, Pitmuxton

German Clock Makers.

Frederick, Charles, 42 George street

John, 5 Broad street

March, J., 13 Hutcheon street

TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &. 173

Goldsmiths and Jewellers.

Duncan, John, 4 St. Nicholas street

Jamieson, George, 107 Union street

Eettie, M., & Sons. 151 Union street

Sangster, George, 81 Broad street

Grocers and Spirit Dealers.

Airth, John, 1 Unkin buildings

Alexander, John, 145 GallowgateAllan, James, 24 St. Nicholas street

Nathaniel, & Son, 39 Park street

Anderson, James, 202 GallowgateJohn. 123 Crown street

Mrs, Holburn street

Bain, James, 195 West North street

Barclay, George, 61 GreenBaxter, W. J. & Co., 3 CausewayendBenson, Samuel, 141 Skene street

Benzie, William, 206 GallowgateBisset, George, grocer, Holburn street

John and William, 37 Queen street

Blaikie, Mrs, Charles street

Booth George, 21 UpperkirkgateJames, 2 Baltic street

Hrantingham, George, 68 Schoolhill

Buyers, Peter, 32 Quay('alder, William, 117 Skene streett ampbell, Walter, 85 King street

Catto, Robeit, and Co., 14 King street

Cay, George, 47 Upper DenburnChristie, George, 56 George street

Clark, Leslie, and Son, 4 UpperkirkgateWilliam, 8 King street

Cooper, Francis, 60 Chapel street

Connack, Alexander, 31 ShiprowWilliam, 31 York place

Cosgrove, Peter, 298 George street

Coutts, Alexander, RubislawDavid, 62 WindmillbraeWilliam, Holburn street

Craib, Alexander, Trinity quayCraighead, James, 7 Shore lane

Craigmile, Alexander, 47 Commerce street

Cruickshank, Alexander, 14 Black's building

Robert, 196 GallowgateWilliam, 19 Castle street- William, 16 East North street

Cumming, Alexander, 58 Broad street

Davidson, Alexander, jun., 44 Castle street

Alexander, 125 George street

James, 39 Regent quayWilliam, and Co., 44 Broad street

William, 44 GreenDawson, John, 64 Causewayend

William, 51 Upper DenburnDeuchar, George, 151 George street

Diack, William, 16 Park street

Dick, James, 35 Union terrace

J. & J. Dick, grocer, 6 Union placeDiverty, Peter, 55 Park street

Donald, Charles, 49 College street

Douglas, Alexander, 21 Chapel street

Duff, W., and Co., 97 GallowgateDuguid, Alexander, 15 Regent quayDuncan, James, 12 QuayDundas, John, 283 George street

Dunn, Alexander, 17 Skene street—— Robert, 86 ShiprowEwen, John, 41 E«st North street

Farquharson & Co., 131 Union street

Findlay, Alexander, 65 Virginia street

James, 48 PallowgateForbes, George, 112 Gallowgate

John, 86 Broad street

Tbomas, 23 ShiprowFraser, Alexander, 181 Gallowgate

Alexander, 165 George street

Alexander, Short LoaningsAngus, and Co., 72 Union street

George, 104 Gre.en

J. & Co., 221 Union-st„ and 1, 2, & 3 Dte-st.

and Laidlaw, 57 Union street

French, William, jun., 80 Broad street

Fullerton, Robert, 47 GallowgateFyfe, George, 51 ShiprowGall, John, and Co , 121 GallowgateGeinlo, John, 6 North BroaifordGordon, T. and G., 203 Union street

Grant, Andrew, 57 St. Andrew street

Gray, Daniel, 22 Union street

David, 56 ShiprowGreig, James, 28 Causewayend—— Charles, 33 Park street

Gunn, George, 2 John street

Harper, Alexander. 57 Virginia street

Harris, John, 65 WoolmanhillHarrow, Robert, 258 George street

Hatt, William, 270 George street

Harvey, William, 56 QuayHay, Alexander, and Co., 1 Adelphi lane

Hector, James, Holburn street

Hutchison, George, 24 Skene squareHunter, William, 30 Park street

Ingiis, Alexander, 28 Regent quayJamieson, John, 25 St. Clement street

and Mitchell, 38 Union street

Johnston, Fraser L., 2 King street

John, 86 West street

Joseph, 62 NetherkirkgateJolly, James, 64 College street

Kemp, Francis, 60 Skene squareKnowles, William, 65 George street

Law, Miss B., Wellington placeWilliam, 69 Park street

Lawson, Alexander, 44 NetherkirkgateLeask, Mrs, 71 Wales street

Ledinghara, Alexander, 42| Chapel street

Leslie, W. and W., 39 West North street

Ligertwood, James, 122 King street

Lindsay, James, 27 St. Clement street

Littlejohn and Green, 39 GreenLivingstone, 11., 58 College street

Lumsden, J., and Co., 95 Union street

William, 58 Union street

M'Donald, Alexander, 10 Castle street

Ewen, 193 GallowgateM'Hardy.sWilliam, 234 George street

M'Innes, John, 33 East North street

M'Kenzie, George, 41 Regent quayGeorge, 19 Causewayend

M'Leod, Sj, 11 Weighouse squ?reM'Phee, James, 27 ShiprowMackie, George, 1 John street

Marshall, John C. 160 George street

Martin, George, 3 North BroadfordMasson, William, 112 George street

Meston, Alexander, HardgateMiddleton, James. 46 Summer street

Milne & Marshall, 24 St. Nicholas street

George, 76 St. Andrew street

174 TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c

Milne, William, and Son, 209 Union street

William, 46 Queen street

William, Skene squareMollison, John, 26 Virginia street

Moir, John, 33 Sehoolhill

John, 41 GreenMurray, James, 64 GreenMutch, James, 20 East North street

Nicol, James 1 John street

Pirie, Johnston, 43 WoolmanhillRamsay, James, 73 Chapel street

Rennie, George, 50 Virginia street

Ritchie, John, 61 ShiprowRobbie, John, 94 George street

Robertson, A., 9 West North street

J., 52 West North street

Ross, J. N., 1 Rosemount terrace

Mrs George, 10 Hanover street

Sandison, William, Holburn street

Saunders, James, 53 Regent quaySaunders, George, 70 Virginia street

Shepherd, S., 37 West North street

Sheriffs, James, 52 WoolmanhillSim, George, 74 ShiprowSimpson, John, 50 West North street

Smart, William, 11 Exchequer rowSmith, Alexander, 23 College street

Charles, 23 Windmillbrae and 1 College street

James, 88 Chapel street

Joseph, 3 Garvock street

William L., 20 Union place

William, 106 Union street

Spark, George, 8 Garvock street

Stevens, Robert, 214 George street

Stewart, Alexander, 1 Gilcomston braeand Chivas, 13 King street

Still, Mrs Andrew, 51 York street

Stirling, George, 13 Castle street

Stewart, Andrew, 13 Wales street

Donald, 57 GallowgateJames, 65 Virginia street

Sutherland, Alexander, 17 Castle street

John, Bank street

Taylor, Robert, 61 Netherkirkgate'i'liom, Alexander, 79 College street

Thomson, George, 1 John street

Joseph, 67 ShiprowTulloch, James, 16 St. Clement street

Walker, George, 43 Skene squareWallace, Alexander, 55 George street

Watson, Patrick, 35 Bon-accord street

Watt, Alexander, and Son, 49 Castle street

White, James, 53 West North street

Wight, James, 45 St. Andrew street

Young, Alexander, 85 St. Andrew street

Yule, William, 165 Gallowgate

Gunmakers.

Henderson, William, 89 King street

Lyell, John, and Co., 128 Union street

Playfair, Charles, 70 Union street

Thomson, Thomas, 68 Union street

Hairdressers.

Aiken, William, 1 South Silver street

Anderson, John C, 7 St. Nicholas street

Beaton, John, 32 Marischal street

Beattie, Alexander, 13 ShiprowCockerill, Charles, 200 George street

Collie, James H., 55 Green

Collie, Robert, 62 ShiprowCooper, John, 121 George street

Fraser, James, 18 GallowgateGarrioch, John, 3 Sehoolhill

Hutton, Edward, 114 Skene street

Laing, Alexander, 67 George street

M'Gillivray, John, 244 George street

Marr, George, 43 QuayMartin, Gilbert, 51 NetherkirkgateMelvin, David, 12 Huxter rowMorgan, James, 9 Skene street

William, 35 WoolmanhillOldman, George, 18 St. Nicholas street

Robertson, James, 20 Broad street

Smith, William, 4 North street

Stephen, George, 9 Chapel street

Walker, David, 135 Union street

Robert, 210 ballowgateWilliamson, Adam. 40 Castle street

Wise, Alexander, 2 Commerce street

Hatters.

Blackball, J., and Co., 39 Union street

Burge, A., 36 Broad street

Martin, Samuel, 34 Union street

Miller, W. M., and Co., 69 Union street

Ogilvie, Thomas, 17 Drum's lane

Steele, Alexander, 20 Union street

Hosiers and Glovers.

Barker and Son, Loch street

Cooper, Henry, and Co., 47 Union street

Cruickshank, A., and Co., 105 Union street

Littlejohn, James, 155 Union street

M'Grigcr, Charles, 5 Justice street

Wisely, James, and Co., 7 Castle street

House Carpenters and Wrights.

Air. John, 11 Wbitehouse street

Bain, Ebenezer, 228 George street

Black, John, 1 College street

Buyers, James, and Co., 12 Kidd lane

Connon, Robert, 34 CausewayendWilliam, 28 St. Clement street

Cook, Silvester, Holburn street

Cossens, James, 3 Castlebrae

Coutts, Alexander, 46 Frederick street

George, 88 John street

Davidson, Alexander, 164 GallowgateDavie, George, RuthriestonDuncan, William, 2 St. Andrew street

Gordon, Robert, 10 Summer lane

Hogg, George, Hoburn street

W. and A., 7£ Carmelite street

Ingram, William, 91 Loch street

Ironside, William, 8 Well of SpaJamieson, Thos., 9 Carmelite street

Ledingliam, John, 73 Hutcheon street

Merchant, A., Charlotte street

Middleton, Robert, 24 Union rowMilne, David, 4 Martin's laueMitchell and Cay, ^pa street

Moir, George, 7 Carmelite laneOgston, John, 11 Denburn terrace1'eterkin, John, 18 Whitehouse streetPittendrich, A., 5 St. Clement lane

William, 56 Loch street

Robertson, William, 19 Bon-accord laneRose, John, & Co., 16 Muttonbrae


Ross, William, Old Gas WorksRust, James, 14 Blackfriars street— John, 14 Thistle street

Sievewright, Alexander, York placeSmith, George, 6£ Causewayend

James, 7 St. Mary placeWilliam, 20 Blackfriars street

Taylor, John, 7 Upper DenburnJohn, 2 Upperkirkgate

Touch, John, 38 Whitehouse street

Traill, James, 9 Rose street

Warrack and Daniel, 92 John streetWatson, James, 15 Lanestane placeWebster, Jonn, 21 Huntly street

Yunnie, William, 45 Blackfriars street

Innkeepers.

Birnie, Alexander, Ferry-boat tavernBisset, William, 6 Mealmarket street

Bridgeford, Mrs., 12 Burnett's close, Exchequerrow

Colvin, Mrs., 61 Castle street

Cormack, William, Terminus innDouglas, Thomas, Douglas' HotelForsyth, George, 9 St. Nicholas laneFraser, Arthur, 7 Union laneGibbon, Charles, 64 Regent quayGillespie, James, 4 Stronach's close

Mrs., Gilcomston tavernGrant, Alexander, Rising Sun, 10J Huxter rowIsaac, George, Union HotelHenry, Miss, 10J Huxter rowLeffen, Mrs. Henry, 10 AdelphiLeslie, George, 40 GuestrowLittle, John, 16 Correction wyndLouden, Archibald, 21 St. Nicholas street

M'Gregor, W., Aberdeen HotelM'Kay, Neil, 10 Littlejohn street

M'Leod, Murdoch, 79 Windmill braeMiller, Thomas, 62 Castle street

Merchant, Alexander, Railway HotelPirie, Alexander, 19 Market street

Ranson, Edward, 9 Market street

Ritchie, John, 2 St. Nicholas laneRobertson, David, Royal HotelRonald, Mrs., Lemon-tree, 7 Huxter rowSmith, John, 2 Adelphi-laneSnowie, Miss, Steam Yacht InnStephen, James, 8 West North street

Taylor, J., Wallace Tower Hotel, 63 & 65 Ne-therkirkgate

Walker, George, 6 Back wyndMrs., 8 Schoolhill

Watson, John, 102 Union street

Insurance Brokers.

Aberdeen Marine Insurance Co., 56 Marischalstreet

• Sea Insurance Company, 57 Marischal-st.Adamson, H., 57 Marischal streetAiken, James, jun., 88 King streetBooth, William P., 56 Marischal streetBoyd, Andrew F., 38 Marischal streetBruce, John, 26 Marischal streetCatto, J., Son, and Co., 88 King street

Connon, Richard, and Co., 58 Marischal-st.Cook, John, 59 Marischal streetDuncan, William, 33 Marischal street

Fletcher,,Robert, 17 Huxter rowJamieson, John, 56 Marischal street

Nicol, Alex, and Wm., 60 Marischal streetNisbet and Robertson, 47 Marischal streetOswald, George, & Co., 30 Marischal streetReid, William. 53 Marischal streetRennie, John T., 43 Marischal streetRobb, Brothers, and Co., 59 Marischal streetSheed, John, 41 Marischal streetStevenson, William, 5 Belmont streetThompson, George, jun., and Co., 40 Marischal

streetThomson, George, and Son, 21 Regent quayWinlaw, J., jun., 14 Regent quay

Iron-founders.

Abernethy, James and Co., FerryhillBarry, Henry and Co., Loch street

Blaikie Brothers, Footdee Iron works™M'Kinnon, William and Co., 20 Spring gardenSimpson, William, and Co., York place

Ironmongers.

Gordon, H., and Co., 89 Broad streetGray, W., 52 New market galleryKnox, David, 58 GallowgateLaing, James, 121 Union street

Lyall, John, and Co., 128 Union street

Macbetii, J. and S., 44 Union streetMelville, Thomas, and Sons, 166 GallowgateRobertson, Charles, 17 Park street

George, 207 GallowgateRoss, John, 57 St. Nicholas street

William, 34 Broad street

Sherar, John, 48 George street

Walker, Alexander, 58 GallowgateYule, Alexander, 14 Uniou street

Land Surveyors.

Beattie, James F., 2 Bon-accord squareCruiekshank, George, 22 Crown streetDauney, Alexander, 212 GallowgateFerguson, William B., 24 Adelphi courtMilne, Robert, 177 Union street westShier, David, Newton Cottage, PitfoddelsSmith, Alexander, 146 Union street

Leather Merchants.

Clyne, William, and Sons, 22 and 24 Gallowgate,Cooper, James, 7 Correction wyndForsyth, John, 85 Broad street

Lyon, Alexander, 39 Broad street

Menzies, John, 5 WoolmanhillMorrison, George, 37 UpperkirkgatePaterson, William, and Co., Jack's braeWatt, James, 59 Victoria street west—

• John, 1 and 3 St. Paul street

Lodging-house Keepers.

Allan, Mrs, HardgateAlexander, Miss, 20 Blackfriars street

Anderson, William, 2 Affleck placeMrs, 36 Union terrace

Andrew, Miss, 49 Broad street

Badenoch, Mrs, B., 50 Castle streetBalfour, Mrs, 81 Hutcheon street

Barron, Mrs E., 39 Union terraceBaxter, Mrs, 67 Commerce street

Berry, Miss, 86 George street


Bisset, Mrs James, 27 Crown street

Mrs James, 66 John street

Blackball, Mrs, 97 Chapel street

Boaden, Mrs Richard, 80 Waterloo quayBowie, Miss, 29 Broad street

Brechin, Mrs, 21 North Silver street

Brown, Mrs, 6 Upperkiikgate

Miss, Castlehill

Bruce, Miss, 36 Union terrace

Cattanach, Mrs, 64 Union street

Catto, Mrs, 22 St. Nicholas lane

Chapman, Mrs, 20 St, Andrew street

Christall, Mrs, 2 St. Catherine's wyndClark, Mrs J., 153 Crown street

Collie, Mrs, 83 Bon-accord street

Cook, Mrs, 41 Huntly street

Cormack, Mrs, Charlotte street

Coutts, Mrs, 83 GuestrowCowie, Mrs, 66 John street

Craib, Mrs, 49 St. Nicholas street

Craigmyle, Mrs, 1 Kingsland place

Ci uickshank, Mrs Thomas, 120 King street

Cruickshank, Mrs, 12 Canal street

Currie, Mrs, 64 Union street

Davidson, Mrs, 90 Bon-accord street

Mrs, 55 Wellington street

Dawson, Mrs, 1 Crown place east

Mrs, 11 St. Andrew street

Donald, Mrs, 66 John street

Duncan, Mrs, 37 Marischal street

Duffus, William, 56 Union street

Durno, Mrs, 77 Broad street

Elder, Miss, 3 St. Mary's place

Emslie, Mrs, 16 Netherkirkgate

Mrs, 7 John street

Miss, 188 West North street

Esson, Mrs, 25 Whitehouse street

Mrs, 11 Drum's lane

Fairlie, Mrs, 81 George street

Fernie, Mrs, 41 St. Nicholas street

Findlay, Mrs, 5 Schoolhill

James, 32 Park street

Forbes, Mrs George, 19 Huntly street

Mrs, 51 Marischal street

Forsyth, Mrs, 1 Marischal street

Gall, Mrs, 156 Crown street

Carvie, Mrs, 144 George street

Geddes, Miss, Crown court, Union street

Miss, 71 Chapel street

Gillespie, Mrs, 163 George street

Gordon, J., 91 Broad street

Miss, 8 Canal street

Mrs Ralph, 26 Dee street

Mrs Alexander, 74 Union street

Mrs Dr.-, 67 Crown street

Grant, George, 13 Constitution street

—— Mrs, Jl Union buildings

Gray, Mrs, 3 John street

. Mrs, 33 Charlotte street

—— Mrs, 75 Union street

Greach, Mrs, 30 Dee street

Greig, Miss, 130 Union street

Harper, Mrs, 19 Union buildings

Bay, Mrs, 108 John street


Bliss, 6 Strawberry bankHelmrich, Mrs, 7 Black's buildings

Herald, Mrs, 56 Gerrard street

Bowie, Mrs, 49 Broad street

Hutton, James, 120 King streot

Inues, Mrs, 1 Netherkirkgate

Irvine, Mrs, 31 Charlotte street

Jamson, Mrs Captain, 36 Union street

Johnston, Mrs, 91 GallowgateKeith, Mrs, 10 Bon-accord lane

Kelman, Miss, 6 Ross's court, UpperkiikgateKemp, Mrs, 86^ Crown street

King, Mrs, 6 Marischal street- Miss, 9 Diamond street

Lawrie. Mrs, 61 Huntly stieet

Leslie, Misses, 60 St. Nicholas street

Mrs, 63 Park street

Levie, Mrs. 13 Marischal street

M'CulIoch, Mrs, 9 George street

M'Donald, Mrs, 38 Union terrace


M'Intosh, Mrs, 11 Union buildings

M-Kay, Miss, 5 MounthoolyM Kenzie, Miss, 7 Back wyndM-Nie, Mrs, 34 Union terrace

Mackie. Mrs, 19 Marischal street

Main, Mrs, 17 Prince Regent street

Mair, Mrs William, 31 Victoria street westMassie, Mrs, 103 George street

Maver, Miss, 64 Union street

Mearns, Mrs, 53 Bon-accord street

Melvin, Mrs James, 59 Dee street

Millar, Mrs, 130 Union street

Mrs, 1 Prospect terrace

Milne, Mrs, 3 Queen street

. Mrs, 64 Union street- Mrs Captain J., 30 Dee street

Mrs Captain, 51 Chapel street


Mitchell, Mrs, 21 Summer street

Monro, Mrs, 38 Chapel street

Mullet, Mrs, 22 Broad street

Munro, Mrs, 116 George street

Murray, Mrs, 7 Little Belmont street

Noble, Miss, 39 Chapel street

Paterson, Mrs, 41 Dee street

Mrs William, 6 Broad street

Pirie, Mrs, 5 UpperkiikgatePittendrich, Miss, 116 George street

Rainnie, Miss, 11 Crown street

Ramsay, Mrs, 27 Crown street

Reid, Mrs, 77 GuestrowMrs D., 44 Gordon street

Mrs William, Holburn street

Riddoch, Mrs, 4 Springbank placeRobb, Mrs Charles, 130 Union street

Roberts, Mrs, 3 Castle lane

Robertson, Robert, 144 George street.- Mrs, 13 Marischal street

Ross, Mrs Peter, 59 Huntly street

Mrs, 107 George street- Miss, 96 Union street

Rust, Mrs, 178 George street

Scorgie, Mrs, 77 Broad street

Scott, Mrs, 1 Littlejohn street

Shepherd, Mrs, 182 Gallowgatei Miss, 37 Bon-accord street

Sherar, Mrs, 18 Marischal street

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Singer, Mrs, 58 Castle street

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Smith, Mrs Alexander, 7 Garvock street—— Miss, 91 Chapel street

Sowdians, Miss, 1 Millbank terrace

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Stevenson, Mrs, Concert court, Broad street

)Still, Miss, 41 St. Nicholas street

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Sutherland, Mrs, 104 King street

Swansoit, Mrs, 16 NetherkirkgateTaylor, Mrs, 18 Crown street

TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c. / /

.. Mrs, 31 Harriet street

'lennant, Mrs, 40 Union terrace

Thomson, Mrs, £0 Loch street

Mrs, 57 Joiin street

Tnlloch, Mrs, 50 WoolmanhillWade, Mrs Captain, 11 Bon-accord street

Watt, Mrs A., 17 Denburn terrace

Webster, Mrs, 8 Commerce street

Willock, Robert S., 54 Union street

Wilson, Mrs James, 19 Summer street— Mrs, 7 Black's buildings— Mrs, 15 St. Andrew street

Mrs John, Altiyn Cottage, Albyn place

Wood, Mrs J., 19 Union terrace

Wright, Mrs, 27 Frederick street

Wyness, Mrs, 13 Skene terrace

Yule, Mrs, 177 Union street

Manufacturers.

Barker, J. & Son, Gordon's mills

Berry, W. & J., 14 Queen street

Beveridge, Peter, 122| Union street

Robert, 39 St. Nicholas street

Clark, William, 61 Queen street

Cooper, JHenry and Co , 47 Union street

Crombie, James and Co., Cothal mills

Dakers, David, 27 George street

Davidson, Donald, 49 GreenHadden, Alexander and Son, GreenLeslie, John, 40 WoolmanhillLeys, Masson, and Co., GrandholmMilne, Cruden, and Co., Spring garden

Low, and Co.. 127 Union street

Alexander, 39 Queen street

Peddilty, J. and Co., 68 Loch street

Licharosand Co., BroadfordRobinson, Crum, and Co., BamieimillRose, John, John street

Sutherland, A. & Sons, 1, 2, & 3 Black's buildingsUnion Cotton Mill Co., Poyneinook

Masons.

Anderson, George, 50 WoolmanhillCameron, Alexander, 28 Catherine street

Cowie, John, 29 Hutcheon street

Geddes, John, 14 Skene street

Horn, James, 3 Martin's laneJamieson, James, Bank street

Matthew, James, 44 Chapel street

Mitchell, William, 22 Pose street

Rae, George, Nelson street

Robertson, George, 123 Chapel street

Ross, John, 116 Skene street

Stewart, Chas., Henderson's court, 46 Broad-st.

Mealsellers.

Beattie, John, 101 GallowgateChristie, Alexander, i CausewayendCock, John, 11 Commerce street

Ciombie, James, 108 Loch street

Cushnie, Mrs, 72 George street

Durno, Leslie, Wellington placeGavin, William, 59 SchoolhillHarper, John, 61 Virginia street

Hunter, Alexander, 63 Huntly street—— Arthur, 137 GallowgateJaffray, Mrs David, 6S West North street

Jsffray, James, 108 Chapel street

Johnstone, James, 60 Virginia street

Knox, William, 83 George street

Langlands, Robert, 187 GallowgateM'Kenzie, William, and Co., 34 Young street

Middleton, James, 31 North street

Niven, J., and C. 59 GreenOrcherton, James, 82 George street

Pratt, Robert, 21 j Schoolhill

Rutherford, Thomas, 176 West North street

Stephen, John, 8 Marywell street

Thomson, John, 52 Queen street

Merchants, Wholesale.

Arbuthnott and M'Combie,3 Trinity quayBegg, John. 17 Weigh-house square

Bisset, J. and W.. grocers, S7 Queen street

Brebner and Grant, 56 St. Nicholas street

Brown and Carr, Exchange court

Calder, Charles, 50 GreenCatto, John, Son, & Co., S8 King street

Catto, R., and Son, 47 Marischal street

William, 90 King street

Clark, Leslie, UpperkirkgateWilliam, 8 King street

Collie, George, and Co., St. Catherine's wyndRobert, fancy wares, Green

Ciombie, James, Back wyndDavidson, G. and W., Quay

William, and Co., 44 Broad-st.

Duguid, J., and Co., clothiers, 10 Broad street

Dunn, D., and Co.. 32 King street

Duthie, V\ illiam, York placeEdwards. Douglas, 16 AdelphiKmslie, W. and Son, 191 GallowgateForbes, James, and Sons, 40 Union street

Fraser, Alexander, 15 Marischal street

Gray, A. & A., Thornton Place, GuestiowHall, J., clothier, 43 Broad street

Hogarth and Co., College street

lnglis, George, Crown courtJohnston, Robert, 25 Yo>k placeLigertwood, James, 122 King street

Littlejohn, A., 72 NetherkirkgateJames, fancy worsted, 155 Union street

M'Combie, Thomas, and Co., 51 NetherkirkgateMilne, Low, and Co., J21 Union street

Paterson, W., 134 & 136 GallowgatePhilip & Cooper, 32 Union street

Pratt & Keith, 63 Union street

Reid, George, & Sens, Union street

Robb, George, 14 Young street

liose, Donaldson, and Co., 25 York street

Shepherd Simpson, 37 West North street

Shirres, James, 30 Union street

William, and Co., 71 King street

Sim, James, 76 King street

Sinclair, William, 36 UppeikirkgateSkene, Alexander, 37 Union street

Smith, Alexander, 38 King street—— John, & Co., 5 Shoe lane

Neil,jun., Frederick street

Souter & Shepherd, druggists, 22 Broad street

Stevenson, William, 5 Belmont street

Sutherland, A., & Sons, 1 and 3 Black's buildings

Taylor, Alexander, 67 Union street

Thorn, A. & W., 21 QuayThomson, G. & Son, 21 Regent quayWhite & Hutcheon, 123 Union street

John F., 107 King street


Midwives.

Allan, Mrs., 48J GallowgateBeattie, Mrs, 6 West street

Beggrie, Mrs, 10 Catto squareCameron, Mrs, 25 Loch street

Collie, Mrs, 27 Spittal

Cooper, Mrs, 123 George street

Craib, Mrs, 1 Trinity quayCurrie, Mrs, 22 Skene squareDalgarno, Mrs, 48 WoolinanhillEdwards, Mrs, 14 Skene street

Falconer, Mrs, Stonyton, RubislawFraser, Mrs, 22 WindmillbraeForrest, Mrs, 114 Chapel street

Gunn, Mrs, 156 George street

Harrow, Mrs, 4 Gordon's court, SchoolhillHenry, Mrs, 81 Shiprow

Mrs, 180 GallowgateJamieson, Mrs, 15 St. Nicholas street

M'Intosh, Mrs, 62 CousewayendMatthew, Mrs, Nelson street

Milne, Mrs, 5 Snort LoaningsMitchell, Mrs, 65 Chapel street

Mrs, 37 Wales street

Oswald, Mrs, 30 Skene street

Roberts, Mrs, 52 CausewayendRobertson, Mrs, 40 St. Clement street—— Mrs, 51 Virginia street

Mrs, 7 Market street

Smith, Mrs W., 15 Denburn terrace—— Mrs, 6 Marischal street

Stephen, Mrs, 1 Gordon court, Gordon street

Stevenson, Mrs, 11 Carmelite street

Taylor, Mrs, 4 St. Nicholas laneThomson, Mrs, 12 Thistle street

Millers.

Campbell, Robert, GilcomstonEddie, Charles, Nether Justice Mills

Farquhar, G. Upper Justice Mills

Gavin, William, 59 Schoolhill

Kemp, Robert, 59 Castle street

Mess, J., Flourmill, St. Nicholas street

Milne, James, 79 Broad street

Milliners and Dressmakers.

Allan, Misses, 24 Young street

Anderson, Mrs, 171 George street

Miss, 20 Silver street

Andrew, Miss, Holburn street

Beaton, Miss, 42 Queen street

Benson, Misses, 141^ Skene street

Boulton, Mrs A., 85 Broad street

Bruce, Miss, 47 Park street

Burgess, Miss, Annand's court, SO James street

Buyers, Miss, 48 Summer street

Misses 94 Skene street

Cadger, Elizabeth, 87 George street

Cameron, Miss Elizabeth, 124 Union street

Campbell, Miss, 22 Summer lane

Carnie, Catherine, 85 Queen street

Cassie, Miss, 19 St Nicholas street

Catto, Miss, 8 Springbank terrace

Miss, Annand's court, 30 James street

Chapman, Miss, 20 St Andrew street

Colston, Mrs, 11 Diamond street

Connell, Miss,Cormack, Miss, 11 Wbitehouse street

Coulson, Miss, 39 Marischal street

Craighead, Miss, 20 Skene street

Cruickshank, Miss, 1 Denburn terraceMiss, 29 Victoria street west

Dallachy, Miss E., 49 St. Andrew street

Davidson, Miss, 53 Victoria street westDonaldson, Mrs Peter, 196 and 198 George street

Duncan, Misses, 31 Schoolhill

Farquhar, Miss, 218 GallowgateFiddes, Miss, 7 Forbes street

Forbes, Miss Isabella, 252 George street

Miss, 61 WindmillbraeFyfe, Mrs P., 38 Blackfriars street

Fisher, Mrs. 23 New marketGarden, Miss, 15 Skene street

Geddes, Miss, 32 Hutcheon street

Gerard, Miss, 97 Union street

Gibb, Miss. 86 George street


Gibson, Misses, 24 Belmont street

Gillanders, Miss, 1 Commerce street

Goodbrand, Misses, 188 George street

Gordon, Miss, 106 George street

Miss Ann, 26 Dee street

Miss, 50 Gordon street

Mrs and Misses, 21 Schoolhill

Miss, 22 Union terrace

Giant, Misses L. and F., 51 Bon-accord street

Gray, Mrs, 1 Charlotte street

Greig, Miss, Greig's court, WindmillbraeHird, Miss. 4 Black's BuildingsHumble, Miss, Holburn street

Hunter, Mrs. 13 Black's buildings

Miss, Kingsland place

Ingram, Miss, 64 Broad street

Jackson, Misses, Henderson's court, 46 Broad st.

Jamieson, Miss, 24 Dee street

Keith, Mrs. 47 Park street

.... Misses, 7 Crown street

Kerr, Misses, 25 Schoolhill

Laurie, Miss, Bank street

Laurence, Miss, 32 Dee street

Leslie, Miss, 16 Virginia street

Misses, 46 Constitution street

M'Donald, Miss, 5 Huntly street

Miss Margaret, 48 LongacreM'Hardy, J. and M., 17 Huxter rowM'Kay, Mrs. 15 St Nicholas street

M'Laughlan, Miss, 53 GreenM'Lennan, Miss, 99 George street

Martin, Miss, 14 North BroadfbrdMassie, Misses, 162 Union street

Masson, Miss A., 4 Queen street

Matthew, Miss, 44 Chapel street

Mathieson, Mrs. 20 St Nicholas street

Middleton, Miss, 19 Huntly Street

Miss, 19 North BroadfordMiller, Miss, 38 Union terrace

Milne, Misses, 16 Commerce street


Mitchell, Miss, 65 Chapel street

Moir, Misses, 40 Chapel street

Neish, Miss, 11 Dee street

Nicol, Miss M, 8J George street

Osborne, Miss, 148 George street

Patersoti, Miss, Exchequer place

Peterkin, Miss, 18 Whitehouse street

Rennie, Mrs. 15 New marketRobertson, Miss, 217 Union street

Ross, Miss, 9 George street

Roy, Miss (Mathieson's) 137 Union street

Miss Margaret, 58 Dee street


gangster, Misses, 28 Marywell street

Singer, Miss, 7 Union rowSmith, Misses, 2 South Silver street

Misses, 49 Bon-accord street


..... Miss M. 95 West North street

Stewart, Miss, 57 Park street,

Straehan, Misses,Ml Constitution street


Summers, Miss, 8 Langstane place

Tait, Miss, 13 Chronicle lane

Thomson, Miss, 20 Bon-accord street

Troup. Miss, 90 John street

Miss, 8 Mealmarket street

Urquhart, Misses, 39 Union terrace

Vigrow, Miss S., 86 George street

Walker, Miss, 10 Black's buildings

Misses, 32 UpperkirkgateWallace, Miss, 49 Bon-accord street

Warren, Miss, 41 Huntly street

Watson, Miss, 26 Union rowMiss, 46 Dee street


Wilson, Miss, 67 Chapel street

Misses, 12 Spa street

Winchester, Miss, Chapel court, 61 GallowgateWood, Miss, 45 Bon-accord street

Millwrights.

Abernethy, James and Co., FerryhillBlaikie Brothers, FootdeeCoutts, John, BubislawEsson, Benjamin, 14 Carmelite street

Mackay, William, 112 John street

Pirie, Alexander, 66 West North street

Nurserymen.

Cardno and Darling, 76 Union street

Cocker, James, SunnyparkMilne, Thomas, SunnysideReid, Benjamin and Co. 94 Union street——— J., 11 Leadside, GilcomstonEoy, James, jun., South Ferryhill, and North st.

John, 48 Union street

Opticians.

Altrea, Caesar, 16 Skene street

Berry, James, 88 Union street

Duncan, Georgp, 40 Upperkirkgate6-— John, St Nicholas street

Hay, James and John, 2 Market streetSmith and Hamage, 45 Quay

Painters, Glaziers, & Paperhangers.

Anderson, A. and J., 33 Queen streetBeattie, John, 3 iVlarischal street

Birnie, William, 81 King street

Collie, William, 77 George streetCoutts, William, 223 Union streetDonald, George, 17 and 19 NetherkirkgateEdwards, Alexander, 1 Marywell streetFarquhar and Gill, 24 UpperkirkgateGall, William, jun. 36 Union placeHay, William, 53 GreenHenderson, William, 5 Dee streetKnox, David, 18 Chapel streetMarshall, David, 13 Diamond street

li. C, 28 Diamond street

Mitchell, George and Co,, 42 WoolmanhiUPaterson, George, 9 Crown streetRennie Alexander, 45 UpperkirkgateSmith, Arthur, 30 QuaySmith and Gordon, 26 Castle streetStephen & Sutherland, 52 Netherkirkgate

Paper Manufacturers.

Arbuthnott & M'Combie, 3 Trinity quayPirie, A., and Son, 20 Adelphi

Paper Rulers.

Brownie, James, 1 Well court, Broad streetEdmond, John, 54 Queen streetSmith, Lewis and James, 55 Nethe.kiikgateDavidson, William, 15 St. Nicholas streetStraehan, James, 2 Queen street

Pawnbrokers.Aberdeen Equitable Loan Co., 27 GallowgateCity Loan Office, 1 LongacreNorth of Scotland Equitable Loan Co., 52 Union

street

Seton, Alexander, 35 Netherkirkgate

Piano-forte Makers and Tuners,

Begg, Charles, 150 Union street

Davie, James, 3 Langstane placeIrvine, John, 243 George street

Logan and Co., 5 Crown street

M'Beath, James, Holburn streetMarr, John, 218 Union street

Simpson, William, 54 Summer street

Wood and Co., 213 Union street

Plasterers.

Bowman and Co., 8 Shuttle street, and 31 Huntlystreet

Cobban, John, 65 Chapel streetCollie, John, 69 GreenDavidson, James, 22 Union row.... William, 27 GallowgateFindlater, James, 47 CausewayendGarden and Davidson, 14 John streetInnes, George, 103 George streetM'Lean, John, 50 GallowgateMearns, William, 24 Blackfriars streetPaul, John, 8 Langstane place

J., jun., 18 Bon-accord laneRoss, John, 46 Netherkirkgate

Robert, 20 Longacre

Plumbers.

Anderson, John, 63 WindmillbraeBlaikie, John, and Son, Littlejohn street

Clunes, Thomas, 182 George street

Davidson, John, 78 St. Andrew street

Farquhar and Gill, 24 UpperkirkgateLamb, Alexander, 48 John street

Marshall, Alexander, 5 Charlotte street

Mathers, James, 13£ Dee street

Thomson, John, 4 South Silver street

William, 71 Netherkirkgate

Printers.

Adams, George, 4 Belmont street

Avery, John, Crown court, 43 Union street

ISO TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c.

Bennett, William, 42 Castle street

Chalmers, D.,and Co., 28 and 29 AdelphiCornwall, George, Victoria < ourt, 54. Castle street

Daniel, James, and Co , 46 Castle street

Dnrno, Alexander, 40 GallowgateFindlayson, John, Herald Office, 7 Queen street

King, Arthur, and Co., 12 Broad street

Masson, George, 6 Broad street

Rennie, George, 64 Bn ad street

Professors of Music.

Baker, R. H., 18 Silver street

Cruickshank, James, 35 St. Nicholas street

Davie, James, 3 Langstane place

Hunter, R. VV., 16 Huxter rowLatter, Richard, 52 Victoria street

Provision Curers.

Allardyce, William, Clayhills.

Hogarth, Dixon, and Co , College street

Moir, John, and Son, 56 Virginia street

Reedmakers.

M'Farlane, Thomas, 29 Harriet street

Sorely, John, 60 George street

Rope and Sailmakers.

Aberdeen Rope and Sail Company, LinksCatto, Thomson, and Co., Links, Foot !ee

Goldie and Hay, St. Clements court, St. Clementsstreet

Rope and Twine Manufacturers.

Davidson, George and William, 17 QuayGray, Watt, and Co., 162 West North street

Kelman, William, 290 George street

M'Kay, Robert, 90 Loch street

Millar, George, jun., 40 Park street

Nicoll, John, Spa street

Routledge, Whinton, and Son, 219 Gallowgate

Skea, James, Charlotte street

Sharehrokers.

Adamson, William, 25 Marischal street

Allardyce and Jopp, 13 Market street

Black, James, and Co., 23 King street

Bruce, John, 26 Marischal street

Duncan, William, 33 Marischal street

Ferguson, John, 54 Union street

Fletcher, Robert, 17 Huxter row-

Gordon, William, 5 King street

M'Kinnon, Lauchlan, 83 Union street

Oswald, George, and Co., 30 Marischal street

Rennie, John T., 43 Marischal street

Ross, John, 43 Marischal street

Wagstaff, Edward, 4 Correction wynd

Saddlers.

Brown, Simon, 178 West North street

Cooper, Alexander, 45 Queen street

Craig, James, and Co., 38 Schoolhill

Knight and Craib, 43 Queen street

Laing and Melviu, 4 Bon-accord street

Reid, John, 6 King street

Ritchie, John, 5 and 7 Back wyndRoberts, David, 92 and 94 King street

Saw Trimmers.

Shand, David, Market street

Watson, George, 71 Windmillbrae

Shipbuilders.

Brands and Scorgie, InchesDuthie, Alexander, and Co., FootdeeHall and Sons, York street, FootdeeHood, Walter, and Co., Footdee

Shipmasters.

Alexander, A., 2 Springbank terraceAlexander, jun., 38 Union rowJohn, 19 Kidd lane

Robert, 16 Wellington streetAllan. George B., 43 York street

James, 55 Wellington streetPatrick B., 49 Wellington street

Anderson, Andrew, 53 St. Clement streetCharles, 10 Canal terrace

Barnett, Alexander, 25 Regent quayBenzies, David, 62 Virginia streetBoaden, William, 57 QuayBrebner, William, 25 Justice streetBruce. David, 28 Constitution street

William H., 18 Commerce streetRrunton, John, 53 Commerce streetBuchan, John, 16 Link streetBurgess, Alexander, 3 Bannermill street—— William, 3 Bannermill streetButhley, Robert, 43 Commerce streetBuj'ers, Alexander, 31 Huntly streetCadenhead, Peter, Theatre laneCampbell. William, sen., 7 Millburn street

William, jun., 8 Millburn streetCargill, John, 6 Canal terrace

William, 25 QuayChalmers. George, 3 Victoria placeChivas, William, 125 Crown street

Christie, Andrew, 23 Virginia street

John, 23 Virginia street

William, 14 Virginia street

Christopher, Mark, 2 Chapel streetClark, Alexander, 8 Carmelite street

William, 34 Marischal streetCollie, George, 82 Waterloo quayColvin. John, 4 Bannermill street

Cook, George, 5 Hanover street

Craig, Alexander, 53 Virginia street

Peter, 23 Commerce street

Crane, Andrew, 40 Victoria street

Cromar, James L., 54 QuayCumming, James, 15 Prince Regent street

Daniel, William, 4 Marywell street

Dinnson, John, 7 Thistle street

Donald, James, 6 Affleck street

Robert, 53 Commerce street

Douglas, Alexander, 29 Victoria street westDuncan, James, Brenner's court, 84 ShiprowDunn, John, 13 Commerce street

Elliot, James, 91 King street

Etterthank, Jos., Prince Regent street

Findlay, John, 3 Springbank placeFletcher, William, 61 Commerce street

Fraser, Allan. 18 James street

John, 11 Princes street

Ganson, James, 1 Bannermill street

Herman, 59 Virginia street

John, 45 Constitution street

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Gauld, Alexander, 27 York placeGordon, Alexander, 2 Park street place

John, 1 Church street

Grant, James, 58 ShiprowGray, Alexander, 6 Garvock street

Robert, 64 Park street

Hadden, Robert, jun., Prospect terrace

Henderson, Alexander, 10 Marywell street

Howling, Thomas, 82 Waterloo quay-

King, John, 17 Prince Regent street

Law, George, 54 QuayLeask, James, 59 Wales street

William, 32 Dee street

Leslie, Alexander, 46 Constitution street—— James, 38 St. Clement street

John, 7 Garvock street

John, 97 Wales street

Levie, Alexander, 33 Union terrace

Liuklater, Andrew, 62 Virginia street

Alexander, 62 Virginia street

James, 4 Hanover street

Longmuir, Hugh, 2 Prospect terrace

James, 2 Mill street

Lyon, John, 25 James street

M'Beath, Peter, 22 Marywell street

M'Conachie, A., 23 Ferryhill place

M'Hardy, John, 8 St. Nicholas street

M'Kay, Alexander, 5 Summer laneM'Kechnie, Allan, 19 Ferryhill place

M'Kenzie, John, 24 Frederick street

John, 25 Regent quayM' Lean, James, 66 Virginia street

Mackie, Alexander, 11 Canal terrace

Main, David, 44 York street

David, South College street

Mann, John, 6 Hanover street

Marsh, James, Rosemount place

Mathieson, Robert, Hanover lane

Maurice, Alexander, 7 Canal terrace

Mearns, Daniel, 2 Yeats lane

Merchant, Isaac, 161 Skene street westMilne, George, 3 Church street

Robert, 19 Prince Regent street

Mitchell, William, 40 Regent quayMoffat, William, 43 Victoria street westMorrison, Alexander. 15 Constitution street

JVIowat, Magnus, 29 Frederick street

Munro, James, 39 Constitution street

Murray, William, 10 St. Clement street

Newton, John, 28 Wellington street

Parrot, Robert, 27 York place

Thomas, 59 Virginia street

Paterson, John, King street

Patterson, John, 1 King street place

Penny, William, PolmuirPetty, David, 22 Virginia street

Pole, Lawrence, Reid's house, HolburnRaiker, William, 15 James street

Reid, Duncan J., 1 Springbauk place

Wiliatn, 109 York street

Rennie, George, 4 Alford place

Ritchie, Andrew, 1 Eannermill street

David, 49 Commerce street

Robertson, Benjamin, 28 Constitution street

John, 55 Wellington street

Rosie, William, Rosie Cottage, MaybankSandison, John, Theatre lane

Sangster, John, 3 James street

Smart, John, 59 Commerce street

Smith, George, 3 James street

Victor E.. 1 Links street

Stephen, Alexander, 27 York streetStewart, John, 57 QuayStrachan, A., 10 Sugarhouse lane—— George, 75 Virginia street

John, 47 Constitution street

Stuart, Charles, Affleck placeTalbot, David, 61 QuayTaylor, Alexander, 69 Virginia street

William. 61 QuayTulloch, James, 14 St. Clement street

Urquhart, George, 47 Constitution street

William, 31 Huntly street

Vollar, John H., 61 Park street

Walker, Alexander, 3 Mill street

Watt, George, 29 Frederick street

Watson, Thomas, 53 Huntly streetWillet, J. T., 43 Dee street

Wishart, Daniel, 45 Constitution streetWood, James, 89 Virgiania street

Young, William, 4 Affleck street

Youngson, Robert, 3 James street

Shore Porters.

Aiken, Alexander, 45 Castle street

Caie, William, 84 ShiprowCantley, Peter, 7 Marischal street

Davidson, James, 58 Castle street

Henry, George, 45 Castle streetJoseph, 45 Castle street

Lamb, James, 7 Marischal streetRobert, 18 Shiprow

Lumsden, George, 7 Marischal streetMilne, James, SummerfieldMoir, William, 22 Cruden's courtPirie, George, Mitchell court, North street

Porter, John, 42 Castle streetRobb, George, 18 ShiprowSaint, James, 41 Summer street

Smith, John, 14 Castle street

Wilson, John, 18 Shiprow

Shuttle Makers.

Baxter, John, 93 George streetCoutts, Alexander, 58 WindmillbraeGibson, Thomas, 33 Union terrace

Silk Mercers.

Collie, Patrick, 37 Union street

Cocnon, James, 27 Union street

Cooper, Henry, and Co., 47 Union street

Findlay, George, 37 Union street

Lyall, George, and Co., 99 Union street

Marshall, W. and J., 81 Union street

Mathieson, Isaac, 33 Union street

Morison, Alexander, 119 Union street

Philip and Kennedy, 17 and 19 Union buildingsPratt and Keith, 51 and 53 Union street

Robb, Charles and Thomas, 183 Union street

Saint, James, 139 Union street

Shirres, James, 30 Union streetSutherland, George, 149 Union streetWhite and Hutcheon, 123 Union street

Yeats, George, 87 Union street

Skinners.

Currie, Richard, Steps of GilcomstooLaing, James, 38 George street

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182 TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &e.

Slaters.

Adam, Alexander,' 57 CausewayendAnderson, James, 49 St Nicholas street

Collie, Alexander, 28 ShiprowCopland, Alexander, 78 John street

Peter, 60 Gerrard streetdimming, William, 25 Frederick streetInnes, John B., 17 Rose street

Keith, "William, 24 Union rowLawrence, John, 35 Ann street

M'Kay, George, 93 GreenMaver, John, 196 GallowgateReid, William, 63 Hutcheon streetSilver, George, Jopp's court, 40 Broad street

Watt, George, 13 Carmelite street

William, Spa street

Spirit Dealers-.

Affleck, Edward, 190 George streetAllan, John, 24 Green

Miss Ann, 90 GreenAnderson, George, 89 John street

James, 11 Black's buildingsThomas, 5 Wales street

Mrs. 35 York street

Auckland, George, 72 GreenBain, James, 6 SchoolhillBannerman, George,John street

Baxter, John, 6 Crooked laneBegg, J. 17 Weighhouse squareBonnet, Mrs R., 57 East North street

Boyle, Martin, 25 Park street

Brand, George, 7 East North street

Brandy, Alexander, 55 QuayBuckner, William, 2S3 George street

Calder, Charles, 50 GreenMrs, Summer lane

Catto, Robert, 9 Weighhouse squareCay, George, 47 West street

Chapman, Mrs, 3 ShorebraeCharleston, Mrs, 13 Hutcheon streetChristie, John, 56 East North street

Clark, John, 49 George street

John, 3 Ragg's laneWilliam, 8 King street

Cofften, Joseph, 9 Correction wyndCooper, John, Holburn street

Conry, James, 1 Spa street

Craib, John, 6 Upperleadside, GilcomstoiiCraig, Robert, 21 North BroadfordCromar, Mrs, 21 Park street

dimming, Alexander, 32 Castle street

Davidson, James, 39 QuayMrs. 3 Park street

Dawson, John, 64 CausewayendWilliam, 13 North BroadfordMrs. 41 George street

Donald, Peter, 86 GreenDonaldson, James, 24 Trinity street

Douglas, Robert, 15 Justice streetEllis, Peter, 11 Back wyndEwen, James, Holburn street

Falconer, AlexanderForbes, James, 7 James street

Fraser, Alexander, 15 Marischal street

Alexander, 181 Gallowgate—- Alexander, 8 Upperleadside, Gilcomston—— Charles, 8 Justice street- William, 11 Fisher rowMrs. 36 West North street

Gall, John, 121 GallowgateGarden, James, 7 Exchequer row

Mrs J., 61 West North street

Gillespie, John, 40 Loch street

Gorard, Mrs, 68 GuestrowGrant, John, 89 Loch street

John, 18 Maberly street

John, 79 George street

Harrow, Robert, 258 George street

Hay, James, 1 Hadden street

John, 22 GreenHenderson, William, 15 Windy wyndHobnill; John, 45 East North street

Howie, Walter, 25 WindmillbraeHunter, Alexander, 61 Huntly street

lmlay, George, 8 NetherkirkgateInglis, David, 58 George street

Jessiman, George, 24 Castle street

George, 17 Fisher rowGeorge, 80 Loch street

Thomas, 14 Park street

Jopp, George, 35 East North street

Keith, Mrs, 51 East North street

Kidd, William, 57 Commerce street

Kiloh, Joseph, 6 College streetKnox, William, 15 ShiprowLeith, George, 52 Virginia streetLindsay, Charles, 87 ShiprowLittlejohn, James, 18 Gordon street

Lonie, Alexander, 8 HuxterrowLorimer, Alexander, 61 East North street

Lumsden, George, 13 West North street

Lyon, John, 79 Waterloo quayM'Bain, William, 46 GreenMacdonald, Alexander, 10 Castle street

Charles, 169 GallowgateWilliam, 18 West North street

M'Guffie, M., 10 Trinity cornerM'Intosh, James, 90 Loch street

M'Kay, John, 10 Lower DenburnM'Kenzie, Walter, 11 Carmelite laneM'Kinnon, Donald, 20 Correction wyndM'Leay. Alexander, 17 Justice street

M'Pherson, W., 10 Windy wyndM'Robbie, Charles, 61 St Andrew street

Mackie, Alexander, 100 John street

Mann, James, 18 NetherkirkgateMasson, John, 93 CausewayendMather, W., 157 West North street

Mellis, Thomas, 235 George street

Meston, Joseph, 72 Shuttle lane

Milne. George, 49 Frederick street

James, Wellington roadMrs. 3 Longacre

Mitchell. George M., 2 Schoolhill

Montgomery, James, 137 King street

Mutch, George, 21 Windy windOrr, Mrs, 67 GuestrowPaterson, F., 2 Carnegie's braePetrie, John, 64 Queen street

Phimister, John, 70 East North street

Pirie, Alexander, 19 Market street

Pirie, Sarah, 23 Loch street

Pyott, William, 29 GallowgatePyper, William 122 GallowgateRae, Alexander, 29 Loch street

Reid, Peter, 18 Huxter row—— Helen, Correction wyndRiddel, Mrs Peter, 25 Skene street

Robertson, William, 25 Windy wyndSandieson, Andrew, 146 George street


Scatterty, Alexander, 18J ShiprowScott, James, 8 Trinity streetSeton, James, 7 GallowgateSharp, John, 1 Wales streetSheriffs, James, 52 WoolmanhillSmart, William, 11 Exchequer rowSmith, Alexander, 25 College street

Alexander, 16 Berry laneJames, 16 Trinity street

James, 8S Chapel street—— Mrs, 51 GueBtrowSteele, William, 4 Weigh-bouse squareStewart, James, 21 East North street

Stott, Win., 23 Albion street

Stracban, Alexander, 3 Shiprow—— Miss, 3 Trinity street

Tawse, Lewis, 83 GreenTaylor, John, 65 Netherkirkgate—— Robert, and Co., 61 NetherkirkgateThomson, James, 13 Mutton braeTrail, George, 135 Skene street

"Walker, George, 44 GuestrowMrs, 5 East Green

Watt, David, 3 East Green'—— James, 258 George street

Watson, James, 26 WoolmanhillWilliams, Miss, 60 CausewayeadWinton, John, 17 CausewayendYoung, Alexander, 84 St. Andrew street

Youngson, John, 81 Spring garden

Stablers,

Allan, George, 24 Gerrard street

Anderson, R. 25 Meal Market street

Brown, Alexander, 1 Harriet street

Daniel, Thomas, 16 Meal Market street

Ewen, William, 11 Harriet street

Farquharson, Alexander, 6 Little Belmont street

Gordon, Thomas, 5 Harriet street

Henry, Andrew, 180 GallowgateLedingham, James, 22 Schoolhill

M'Pherson, J., 26 West North street

Michie, James, 13 Harriet street

Milne, Miss Mary, 23 Harriet street

Robb, William, 13 Princes street.

Rose, John, 166 GallowgateSmith, James, 22 Harriet street

Stephen, James, 8 West North street

Stevenson, George, 32 West North street

Taggart, Mrs, 90 George street

Walker, George, 6 Backwynd

Stonecutters.

Adam and Brewster, 110 North street

Duncan, Thomas, 34 Dee street

Legg, John, WindmillbraeM'Donald, Alexander, Constitution street

Petrie and Co. Union bridgeWatson and Son, 262 Union street

Wright, James, 112 John street

Stoneware Merchants.

Campbell, James, 19 Gallowgate \

Davidson, Alexander, 69 East North street /—- William, 71 GreenMiss, 2 Shiprow /

Emslie, William, and Co., 188 West North; street

Ford, John, 136 Union street v^_Fraser, Hugh, 55 Castle street

Gordon, Peter, 51 St. Nicholas street

Imray, David, 64 WoolmanhillLamont, Alexander, 9 ShiprowM'Intosh, John, 85 Virginia street

Massie, James, 32 George street

Mowat, A., 3 Blaekfriars street

Murray, J., 57 WindmillbraeStuart, John, 98 GreenTaylor, Alexander, 155 GallowgateWillans, Samuel, 170 Gallowgate

Surgeons.

Beveridge, Robert, 189 Union streetBirnie, Moses, 31 LongacreCadenhead, John, 231 Union streetCampbell, John, 7 Bon-accord streetCoutts, James, 4 Castle braeEllethorn, James, 19 UpperkirkgateErskine, R. Marr, 138 George streetFerguson, John, Cove, NiggFraser, William, 8 Dram's laneGrant, Peter, 157 GallowgateGreig, John, R.N., 84 Crown streetJackson, Henry, 34 WoolmanhillLinton, A.R.N. 266 George streetMatthew, Alexander C., 3 Canal terraceMoir, James, 40 Union placePaterson, John, 61 St. Nicholas streetSim, John, Holburn street

Smith, Robert, 9 Union terraceSutherland, George, 4 Correction wyndWood, John,_31 Bon-accord street

Tailors.

Black, Joseph, 8 Langstane placeBurt, Robert, 70 Queen streetCadenhead, George, JO Queen streetCalder, William, 28 Marischal BtreetCormack, Alexander, 4 North BroadfordCowie, William, 4 Brownie's braeDavidson, Robert, 10 CausewayendEwen, John, Concert court, Broad streetFerguson, John, 29 WindmillbraeFlett, David, Trinity manseFraser, John, 157 George street

William, 39 Castle streetGrant, Lauchlan, 15 Chronicle laneGreig, James, 5 GuestrowIrjgram, James, 64 Broad street

JackBOD, William, 5 MounthoolyJoss, Charles, 91 Skene streetKelman, William, 5 Blairton laneLawrence, Joseph, 13 Blaekfriars streetM'Bain, Donald, Market street

M'Donald, Robert, 7 South Silver streetM'Kay, William, Wellington roadM'Leod, William, 5 HuxterrowMiddleton, P., 63 GreenMilne, Robert, Crystal Palace, Market galleryMitchell, James, 9 GuestrowMoir, William, 85 Chapel streetMorison, Joseph, 1 Virginia streetMowat, James, 8 FlourmillbraeMurray, Isaac, 22 Shiprow

William, 67 St. Andrew streetRobb, Alexander, Crown court, Union streetRoss, George, 6 St. Catherine's wyndSharp, Alexander, 76 Queen street.

Shaw, William, 42 Lodge walkSmith, Andrew, 5 St. Catherine's wynd


Smith, John, 13 Union buildings

Tawee, William, 19 Lower DenburnTopp, John, 19 George street

Tough, John, 194 George Btreet

Wilson, George, 188 Gallowgate

Wyllie, John, 42 Queen street

Tailors, Furnishing.

Adam, George, & Co., 2 Castle street

Badenoch, Alexander, 10 and 12 Union street

Cattanach, CharleB, and Co., 123i Union street

Cook, William, Exchange court

Cruickshank, James, 13 Netherkirkgate

Davidson, William, 77 King street

Duthie, Barclay, 12 Church street

Ewan, William, 2 Castle 6treet

Forbes, John, 73 Union street

Fraser and Glennie, Concert Court, 12 Broad street

Gall and Bird, 46 Union street

Gibson, Brown, 4 Union street

Gilchrist, G., 2 Gallowgate

Johnston, James, 15 Woolmanhill

Johnston and Laird, 36 Uoion street

Keith, John, 6 Netherkirkgate

King, Charles, 23 Broad street

Lumsden, James, and Co., 117 Union street

Levi, M. A., 26 Union street

Low, James, 180 George street

M'Quarrie, J., 1 Correction wyndMacguire. James, 49 Queen street

Milne, Low and Co., 127 Union steeet

M'Donald, Peter, 80 Queen street

Moir, James, and Co., 186 Union street

Mustard, Robert, 145 George street

Nicol, John, 126 Union street

Piggie, Andrew H., 68 Broad street

Reid, James, 119 George street

Smith, Alexander, 18 Union street

, Charles, 9 Skene terrace

Stott, John, 58 Castle Btreet

Thomson, John, 74 Queen street

Robert, 14 Broad street

Thow, George, 18 Skene street

Tocher, John, 100 Union street

Troup, Alexander, 82 Union street

Watt, Adam, 19 Schoolhill

Teachers.

Alcock, Miss, West End Academy

Alexander, Robert, Public Schools

, Robert, Diamond-street Academy

Miss, Sheriff Watson's Female School of Industry

Barclay, Miss, Bridge of Dee

Barnett, William, Nigg

Beverly, Alexander (Grammar School), 11 Kose-

mount place

Boyle, Alexander, North Parish Schools

Calder, Rev. James, Gilcomston School

Chisholm, Miss, 38 Bou accord street

Clark, William, Broad-street Academy

Miss, 16 Gallowgate

Clerihew, A., South Parish School

Connell, D. M., Free North School

Craig, Miss, 20 North Broariford

Craigmyle, Francis, Public School

Cruickshank, Mrs, Bell's School

Duncan, Miss, Free Gilcomston

Dun, John, Grammar School

Ferguson, Dr. James, West End Academy

Findlason, Miss, 29 Victoria street west

Fullerton, Misses, 137 Crown street

Geddes, W. Director, Grammar School, 67 Crown-ar.

Geirard, Alexander, Gordon's Hospital

Gordon, H., Free Holburn School

Grant, Rev. J., Donaldson's School

Mi°t F 15 Littlejohn steeet

Gray, James, Union School, Virginia street

Robert A., Public Schools

Hall, Miss, 91 Gallowgate

Heintzler, Md., 26 Dee street

Hill, Iseac, 19 Queen street

Hogg, Miss, Free John KnoxJazdowski, John, 120 Crown street

Kay, John, (West Prison) 20 Chapel street

Kerr, Miss M., 16 Guestrow

Kidd, J. Simpson, East Parish Session School

Lazenby, James, Crown court. Union street

Ledingham, James, 12 Correction wyndLobban, James, 106 Loch street

M'Condach, Miss, Female Orphan AsylumM'Connacbie, Alexander, 13 Crown street

G. C, 115 Union street

M'Donald, Miss, teacher Free Holburn School

Mavor, David, 6 Marywell street

Mitchell, William, Boys' Hospital

Mollison, William, Mechanics' Institution

Miss, 24 James street

Nicol, John, Davidson's School, Footdee

Ogilvie, John, L.L.D., Gordon's Hospital

Prior, Miss, 147 Union street

Rait, William, Bon-accord Infant School

Rattray, W., Charlotte Btreet Schools

Reid, John M., 10 North Silver street

Reid, Miss, 15 Bon-accord street

Riddell, James, John Knox Schools

Roger, Thomas, 55 Longacre

Scott, John, Gordon's Hospital

Sinclair, D., 56 Union street

Smith, Robert, Bell's School

Souter, James, Free John Knox School

Spence, Alexander, Holburn School

Stallon, Miss, 119 Crown street

Stevenson, James, Free East School

Stewart, John, Tbain's School, ShiprowStrachan, J , West Parish School

Thain, Robert, Porthill Schools

Tullocb, Dr. George, Academy-stieet, AcademyWebster, Miss, West Parish School

Teachers of Drawing.

Cleland, P., 8 Union terrace

Jazdowski, John, 120 Crown street

Wilson, George, 23 Crown street

Tinsmiths.

Adamson, Alexander, 17 Gallowgate

Anderson, William, 49£ John street

Cruickshank, Peter, 22 CausewayendKidd, Thomas A., 52 QuayLegg, James, 48 Netherkirkgate

M'Intosh, James, 28 Netherkirkgate

M'Leod, C. and Son, 52 East North street

Robert, 10 East North street

Michie, John, 68 Windmillbrae

Murray, George, 31 Chapel street

Ray, John, 5 Gallowgate

Runcie, J. and W., 5 George street

Sbirres, William, 18 Upperkirkgate

Spark, John and A., 91 Queen street

, William, 54 Market gallery


Tobacconists.

Craig, Thomas, 22 George street

Grant, David, 25 Union street

Kilgour and Taylor, 49 NetherkirkgateM'Combie, Thomas, and Co. 51 NetherkirkgateMurray, John, and Son, 15 UpperkirkgateWalker, Alexander, 60 Union street

Wbyte, Patrick, 30 Broad street

Turners.

Coutts, Alexander, 58 WindmillbraeEwen, George, South Silver street

Findlay. Robert, WindmillbraeNicol, John, 19 Seamount place

Provest, Charles, 71 CauaewavendRose, George, 73 GreenSimpson, William, 26 Skene street

Wright, John, 19 Seamount place

Umbrella makers.Anderson, William, 51 UpperkirkgateRobs, Hugh, 12 GallowgateWalker, John, 16 West North street

William, 35 Scboolhill

Vintners.

Allao.William, 3 and 5 Jack's brae

Anderson, George, 15 Fisher rowMrs James, Waterloo quay

Barkway, Mrs, 39 St. Andrew street

Brebner, William, Holburn street

Cowieson, George, 9 Trinity quayDonald, William, Cooperston buildings

Ferguson, Mrs, 5 Stronach'6 close

Freeman, Benjamin, SummerfieldGillespie, William, Steps of GilcomstonGlennie, William, 49 Lodge walkGray, Mrs, St. Clement street

Greig, William, 19 Lodge walkGrub. James, 11 Chapel street

Harrow, Isabella, 43 Wales street

LaiDg, William, 88 George street

Livingstone, Alexander, 9 Burnett's closeM'Cullum, James, 7 Stronach's close

M'Kay, George, 29 Berry lane

Mackie, David, 10 Langstane place

Maver, William, 20 Skene terrace

Niel, Mrs, 44 QuayNicol, Mrs, 18 Wellington street

Pettigrew, Mrs, 3 Stronach's close

Reid, John, 39 Lodge walk. William, 18 Carmelite street

Scorgie, Robert, 1 Waterloo street

Smith, James, 15 Trinity srreet

William, 14 Frederick street

Isabella, 13 Exchequer rowStewart, Peter, Waterloo quaySword, Mrs, 26 Wellington street

Walker, James, 27 Loch street

Wright, Alexander, Burnett's close, Exchequer row

Watch and Clockmakers.

Alexander, James, 12 SchoolhillAllan, James, Holburn street

Berry, James, 88 Union street,

Booth, John, 41 UpperkirkgateBrand, William, 48 Broad street

Diverly, Hugh, 35 UpperkirkgateFindlay, A. and J., 7, 8 and 9 Gallery, New marketFraser, John, 170 Union street

Gill and Smith, 78 Union street

Gray, Alexander, 11 NetherkirkgateHardy, William, 17 Huxter rowJamieson, George, 107 Union 6treet

Kemp, David, 10 South Gallery, New marketM'Killican, John, 53 Marischal street

M'Kirdy.John, 28 WoolmanhillM'Leod, John, and Co., 9 ScboolhillMercer, Hay, 27 West North 6tre«t

Rettie, M., and Sons, 151 Union street

Riddel, D & J., 43 St. Nicholas streetSmith and Ramage, 45 Regent quayWalker, James, 29 St. Nicholas street

Watson, James, 17 Nicholas streetWatt, Archibald, 128 Gallowgate

Wine Merchants.A Hardy ce and Jopp, 13 Markett street

Begg, John, 17 Weigh-house square •

Bell, Rannie and Co., of Leith ; J. Sheed, 44 Maris-chal street, agent

Black and Ferguson, 12 Broad streetClark & Ferguson, 8 King street

Cockburn, (J.) and Campbell, Edinburgh ; Alex. B.Whyte, 21 Union buildings, agents

Davidson, Alexander, jun., 44 Castle streetFindlay, William, 67 East North street

Fraser, Angus, and Co. , 72 Union streetMachray, I., and Co., 7 AdelphiMoir and Brown, 23 AdelphiSheed, John, 41 Marischal street

Shepherd Simpson, 37 West North streetSmith, William, 106, Union street

Thomson, George, and Son, 21 Regent quay-Walker, William, and SonB, 52 Union streetWhyte, Alexander B., 21 Union buildings

Wood Merchants.Adam, John, 177J George streetBrown, Robert, InchesBruce, John, 26 Marischal street

Buyers, J., and Co., 12 Kidd laneCampbell, Robert, 127 George streetConnon, R., and Co., 58 Marischal streetDonald, John, InchesDuncan, William, 33 Marischal streetDuthie, William, York placeFairweather, D. , 181 George streetForbes, James, & Co., 120 West North streetJohnstone, Robert, York placeMilne, Charles W., 17 Schoolhill

George, and Co., Victoria Dock Saw MillsMoir, John, 5 Nelson street

Rose, Donaldson, and Co., 7 York BtteetRust, John, IS Rose street

Wright, Thomas, Inches

Writers.

Anderson, James, 75 Union BtreetCrombie, John, 20 St. Andrew streetCruickshank, George, 75 Union streetDavidson, John, 43 Skene streetDuffus, George, 103 Union streetDuncan, John, 68 Broad street

John, 84 King street

Knowles, Alexander, 40 Marischal btreet

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Leslie, James A., II Adelphi

Robert, 13 Marisehal street

Ligertwood, Robert, 4 Correction wynd

JMerson, John, 75 Union street

Milne, William, 245 Union street

M'Gregor, James, 76 Wales street

Mowat, William, 22 Adelpfai%

Petrie, Jobn, King street

Ross, James, 7 Garvuck street

Smith, Ferguson, 150 Union street

Souter, William, 103 Union street

Spark, Jobn, 75 Union street

Stephen, Lessel, 84 King street

James, 84 King street

Stronach, Alexander, jun., 245 Union street

Watt, Alexander, 103 Union street

Yeats, Alexander, 84 King street

COTTAGES, MANSIONS,AND

PLACES IN THE SUBURBS OF ABERDEEN.

Albyn Cottage— near Albyn-place, on west side of Holburn Church

Angusfield—on Skene-road, beside Rubislaw Quarries, right-haod side

Arthurseat—a mansion near Polmuir, beyond Ferryhill Railway Station

Asbgrove—about half-a-mile south-west of Kittybrewster Toll

Ashhill, or Prospect Cottage—on road leading south-west and west from Kittybrewster Toll, bulf-a-mile

from Toll

Ashvale—on Cooperstone-road, tight-band side, opposite NellSeld Cemetery

Balgownie Road—road leading along north aide of river Don to Grandholm-house

Balgownie— a mansion on north side of river Don, half-a-mile above old bridge

Balgownie Bridge— (Bridge of Don)

Balgreen—a cottage on Low Stocket-road, right-hand side, one-and-a-half miles from Caroline-place

Balmoral-place—a line of dwelling houses on Holburn road, two minutes' walk beyond Holburn-street

Banchory House—a mansion on the South Deeside-road, two miles beyond bridge of DeeBannermill— a manufactory near Links, approached by Bannermill-street and Albion-street

Baikmill—from Caroline-place to Berryden, left-hand side

Beecbhill—a mansion on Countesswells-road, left-hand side, two and-a-quarter miles from Holburn-street

Belmont—a mansion on Berryden road, half-a-mile beyond Caroline-place

Bellevue—-a mansion on Hardgate-road, left-hand side, half-a-mile beyond Bon-accord terrace

Bellviile—a cottage and nursery, 11 Leadside, Gilcomston

Berryden Road—leading north from Caroline-place to Cairncry-road and Kittybrewster Toll

Barryden House—on Berrydan-road, three minutes' walk from Caroline-place, right-hand side

Bei rybank—on Berryden-road, half-a-mile from Caroline-pl., 01 near to Kittybrewster Toll, left-hand Bide

Berry's Road—a narrow lane leading from north end of Broadford to north end of Causewayend

Bloomfield—a line of cottages on the Holbutn-road, three minutes' walk beyond Holburnst,, left-hand side

Botanic Gardens (Roy's Nursery)—near Ferryhill

Bonnymuir—a dwelling house on the Low Stocket-road, about a mile from Caroline-place, left-hand side

Bridge of Dee—on South-road, by Holburn-street, about one-and-a-half miles from Union-place

Bridge of Don (New)— on King-street<road, two miles from Castle-street

Bridge of Don (Old), or Balgownie Bridge—three minutes' walk west of New Bridge of DonBroadford Cottage—north end of North Broadford, left-hand side

Broomhill—a dwelling-house on the Old Deeside-road, half-a-mile from south end of Holburn-street

Burnieboozle (now Walkerbill)—a mansion on Skene-road, half-a-mile beyond Rubislaw Quarries, left-

hand side

! Burnside—a group of cottages on Low Stocket-road, one mile from Caroline-place

Cairncry Road— a by-road branching off south-west from Kittybrewster Toll, and extending about two

miles in length

[Calsayieat— at the junction of George-street and Causewayend-roads, half-a-mile from George-street

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ji PLACES IN THE SUBURBS.

Carnation-field a fruit and flower garden on Low Stocket-road, opposite Lunatic Asylum, left-band aide

Carden's Haugh—at west end of Skene-street, Dearly opposite Victoria-street-west

Carpet Square a group of houses on Berryden-road, two minutes' walk from Caroline-place, left-hand Bide

Chemical Works—at the Links, beside the Now Gasworks

CattoGelil—on Cairncry-road, three minutes' walk west of Kittybrewater Toll

Canefield Cottage—on Countesswells-road, two miles from Holhurn-street, left-band side

Cherryvale—at west end of Skene-street, opposite Sheriff Watson's Female School of Industry

Clayhills Brick Work—on road leading from Poynernook to Ferryhill Station, one minute's walk beyond

Affleck-street

Clerkseat Road (old name of Berryden-road)

Cornhill Road—leads northward from Caroline-place, and passes Lunatic Asylum on right, then turns west-

ward, and proceeds past Cornhill and Cairncry

Cornhill House—on Cornhill-road, one mile from Lunatic Asylum, right-hand side of road

Countesswells Road— a by-road branching off to the right from Cooper6ton-road, about one mile beyond

Cooperston Toll

Countesswells House—about four miles from Holhurn-street, by Cooperston and Countesswells-roads

Cooperston Road—branches off on the right from Holhurn-street, fifty yards beyond Holhurn-bridge

Cooperston House—on Cooperston-road, three minutes' walk from Holhurn-street, right-band aide

Cooperston Cottage—on Cooperston-road, three minutes' walk from Holhurn-street, right-hand side

Cooperston Place—on CoopeiBton-road, three minutes' walk from Holhurn-street, right-hand side

Cooperston Buildings—a line of dwelling-house3 on Cooperston-road, three quarters of a mile from Holhurn-

street, right-hand side

Craigic Loanings—a road leading north from Weslfield or foot of Albert-street to High Stocket-road

Craigio Park—a dwelling-house on the Craigie-loanings-road, left-hand side

Craigiebuckler—between the Rubislaw and Countesswells-roads, one-anda-balf miles from Holbum.btreet

Craigton Cottage—on Countesswells-road, two miles from Holburn street, left-hand side

Cunnigarhill Nursery—at east end of Constitution-street, adjoining Links, left-hand side

Dancing Cairn Quarries—on the Inverness or North-road, cae-a-half miles beyond Woodside

Dairncleugh—a dwelling-house on Countesswells-road, two-and-a-half miles from Ilolburn street, '"ft*

hand side

Denhead of Rubislaw—a road which branches off to right near Rubislaw Toll, balf-a-mile from Toll

Devanha House a mansion near Ferryhill, two minutes' walk south from head of Bank-street

Devanha Brewery—on north side of River Dee, near Wellington Bridge

Devanha Distillery—on north side of River Dee, a quarter-of-a-mile beyond Wellington Bridge

Devanha Terrace—lends Bouth from head of Bank-street

Dee Mouth— at south end of College-street, left-hand side

Dee Mount—a dwelling-house about a hundred yards west from Ferryhill Station

Dee Village—at south end of Crown-street, on left hand side

Diamond Cottage, Holburn-place—south end of Holhurn-street, left-hand side

Dry well Park—on the Stockot-road leading past Rosemount, nearly opposite head of Shnrt-loanings

Eastfield—on the Low Stocket-road, one-and-a-quartcr miles from Caroline-place, left-hand side

Eden Cottage— on Countesswells-road, two-and-a-balf miles from Holburn-street, left-hand side

Elmhill—a mansion on the Cornhill-road, five minutes' walk from Caroline-place, right-hand side

Elmfield— a dwelling-house on canal side, balf-a-mile above Mounthooly, east side of Canal

Ewon Place—on Countesswells-road, two-and-a-half miles from Holhurn-street, left-hand side

Farmer's Hall lane—a narrow footpath leading from Gilcomaton brae to Rosemount

Ferryhill House— a mansion on road leading from down-street to Roy's Nursery, right-hand side

Ferryhill Foundry—beside Wellington Bridge

Ferryhill Mills—three hundred yards south of New Bridge, Hardgate

Fenyhill Gardens (Roy's Nursery)— three hundred yards beyond Ferryhill- house, right-band side

Ferryhill Cottage—on hill overlooking Wellington Bridge

Firhill Well— half-a,mile west from Old Aberdeen, approached by foot-road leading from beside Red Lion

Inn, Spittal

Fonthill—-two dwelling houses on road leading from Roy's Nursery to Hardgate, right-hand fide

Fonthill Fliica—on road leading from Roy's Nursery to Hardgate, left-band side

PLAGES IN THE SUBURBS. Ill

Fountainhall—a dwelling-houbo on tho road leading weat from north end of Albert-Btreer, four minutes'

walk from Albert. street, right-hand Bide

Forbesfiold—on Cooperstonroad, nne-and-a-half miles from Holburn-street, right-hand side

Forresterhill—on tho Cornhill-road, loading from west side of Lunalic Asylum, one-and a-half miles from

Caroline-place, left-hand side

Friendville— a dwelling-house on Cooperston-road, one-and-aquarter miles from Holburn-street, right-

band side

Friendly Bank— a dwelling-house near Mounthooly Bridge, right-hand side

Froghall Cottage—north side of canal, half-a-mile above Mounthooly

Galleries— a dwelling-house botween Mackieplaco and Cherry vale, right-hand side of Skcne-street

Gdcomston Dam—a hundred yards west from foot of Albert-street

Gilcomston Hou6e—Upper Leadside, Gilcomston, light-band side

Gilcomston Cottage—31 Skene-square

Glenburnie Distillery—about a hundred yards north from Rubislaw Toll-bar

Glenburnie Cottage—between Cherryvale and Cardon place, right-hand side of Skene-Btreet-wost

Gordon's Mills—on the south aide of river Don, balf-a-mile beyond Old Aberdeen Cathedral

Gowan Brae— a group of dwelling houses at north end of Causowayend, right-hand side

Grandholm Works—on north side of river Don, about a mile north from Woodsido

Grandbolm Cottage—on north Bide of river Don, half-a-mile weBt from Grandholm-works

Grandholm Lodge— on north side of river Don, half-a-mile west from Grandholm-works

Granite Hill (late Cairncry)—a dwelling-house at west end of Cornhill and Cairncry-roads

Grantown Lodgo—at Cooperston-place, about three minutes' walk from Holburn street, right hand side

Hawthorn Cottage—at Cooperston-place, half-a-mile from Holburn-street, right-hand side

Hazlehead House—about a mile beyond Rubislaw-toll, then nearly half-a-mile to left from Skene-road

Hilton—about five minutes' walk west from Woodside Free Manse

Honeybank—north end of Canal-road, right-hand side, near Sutherland's manufactory

Honeybrae—on tho South High Stocket-road leading past Morningfield, left-hand side, ono-and-a-half miles

from Skene-square

Hosefield—a dwelling house, about a quartorof a-milo north from Mile-end

Inmore Cottage—on Low Stocket-road, leading from Hutcheon-street, about two minutes' walk from Caro-

line-place, left-hand sida

Ivy Cottage—on High Stocket-road, leading from top of Maberly-street past Rosemount, half-a-mile from

Skene-square, loft-hand side

Jassiefield— on Skene-road, about two miles beyond Rubialaw-quarries, left-hand side

Johnston Place- a dwelling houBe on the Rubislaw-road, about three-quartera-of-a-mile boyond Rubislaw-

toll, left-hand side

Kingsland House—165 George-street

Kepplestone House—on the Skene-road, left-hand sido, opposite Rubulaw-quarries

Kepplestone Cottage—on the Skene-road, left-hand side, opposite RubiBlaw-quarries

Kepplestone Lodge—on the Skene-road, left-hand Bide, opposite Rnbislaw-quarries

Kirkhill—on the Wellington-road, south side of river Deo, one mile beyond Wellington-bridge, left-hand side

Kittybrewster Toll—on the Inverness-road, about one-and-a-quarter miles from Union-street

LoaDhead—on the High Stocket-road leading from Skene-Bquare by Rosemonnt, nearly half-a-mile from

Skene square, on left-hand side

Lochhead—on the Low Stock'- t-road, right-hand side, about four minutes' walk from Caroline-place

Louisville—a dwelling house on Cooperston road, one-and-a-quarter miles from Holburn-street, right-

hand side

Lunatic Asylum— near west end of Hutcheon-street

Mannofield—a group of dwelling houses on the CooperBton road, at the junction of the Countcsawells,

Pitfodels, and North Deosideroads, about half-a-mile beyond Cooperaton-toll

Marine Terrace—between south end of Crown-atreet and Ferryhill-house

Maryfield—a dwelling house on road leading from Roy's Nursery to Hardgato, left-hand side

Marywell Bank—a dwelling house at foot of Marywell-street, south side

Maryvale— a dwelling house at the west end of South High Stocket-road loading from Morningfield, about

two miles from Skcne-squaio

IV PLACES IN THE SUBURBS.

Mastrick—on the Countesswells-road, three miles from Holburn-street

Millbank—a dwelling house at north end of North-broadford, left-hand side

Millbank Cottage—on the Berryden-road, a hundred yards from Caroline place, right-hand aide

Millbank Cottage— in Hardgate, near Willowbank, left-hand side

Mile-end—on the High Stocket-road, at the parting of the North and South High Stocket-roads, about

three-quarters-of-a mile west of Skene-square

Migvie House—23 Silver-street, \rest side

Model Gardens, Westfield—approached by Upper Lead-side, and by Albert.street

Model Gardens, Gilcomston—behind Gilcomston-breweryi approached from Lead&ide

Morefield—on the North High Stocket-road, half-a-mile west of Mile-end, left-hand side

Morniogfield—a group of dwelling houses on South High Stocket-road, taking left-hand road from Mile-

end, about half-a-mile from Mile-end

Morningside—on Old Deeside-road, one-and-a-half miles from Holburn-street, right-hand side

Mount Pleasant—a dwelling house at north end of Canal-road, right-hand side

Mount Place—a cottage at Rosemount, on right-hand side

Mount Cottage— Rosemount, south end of Mount-street

Muirfield Cottage— on North High Stocket-roiid, about half-a-mile beyond Mile-end, left-hand side

Nellfield Cemetery—Cooperston-road, fifty yard6 from Holburn-street, left-hand side

JvTellfield House—on Coopersion-road, a quarter-of-a-mile from Holburn-street, left-hand side

Nelson's Houses— Holburn-Btreet, first houses on right-hand side after passing Cooperston-road

Nelson Cottage— Holburn-street, immediately after passing Cooperston-road

Newbridge—in valley of Hardgate, beyond Bon-accord-terrace

New Bridge Brewery—in valley of Hardgate, beyond Bon-accord-terrace

Newlands—on the Old North Deeside-road, one mile from Holburn-street

Newton of Pitfodels—on the North Deeside-road, three-and-a-half miles from Holburn-stieet

North High Siocket Road (see Stocket Roads)

Oakbank—between North and South High Stocket-roads, about five minutes' walk beyond Mile-end

Oakbank Cottage—on South High Stocket-road leading past Morningfield, one-and-a-fourth miles from

Skene-square, right-hand side

Orchard Cottage—Orehard-lane, Spittal

Outseats of Pitmuxton—a number of scattered dwelling-houses on north side of River Dee, between Roy's

nursery and Ruthrieston

Prospect Cottage—new name for Ashhill (see Ashhill)

Prospect Hill—a dwelling-house on South High Stocket-road leading from Skene-square past Morningfield,

about two miles fiom Skene-square, right-hand side

Prospect Place—a dwelling-house on Countesswells-road, two-and-a-fourtb miles from Holburn-street)

left-hand side

Pitmuxton—on Old Deeside-road, left-hand side of Holburn-street, about one mile from Union-place

Pitfodels Road—branches off west from Cooperston road, at Mannofield, nearly two miles from Holburn-

street

Pitfodels—about three miles from Holburn-street, on Deeside-road

Powis—a mansion about five minutes' walk northeast fiom Kittybrewster-toll

Princesfield—a dwelling-house on Low Stocket-road, leading from Hutcheon-street by Westburn, one mile

from Caroline-place, right-hand side

Raeden—on Low Stocket-road leading from Hutcheon-street, one-and a-fourth miles from Caroline-place*

left-hand side

Richmondhill—a mansion on South High Stocket-road, about four minutes' walk beyond Mile-end, right-

hand side

Rock Cottage—at south end of Albert-street

Rosehill—a dwelling-house on the Caix-ncry-road, three minutes' walk from Kittybrewster-toll, right-

band side

Rosehill—a dwelling-house on Stocket-road leading from west end of Maberly-street, three minutes' walk

from Skene square, left-hand side

Rosemount Place—on Stocket-road leading from we9t end of Maberly-street, three minutes' walk from

Skene-square

PLACES IN THE SUBURBS. V

Rosemouot House—on Stocket-road leading from nest end of Maberly-street, first house on right-hand

side after passing Forbes-street

Rosie Cottage— another name for Ashhill, or Prospect-cottage

Rosie Cottage—at west end of Hutcheon-street, north side!

Rosebank House— a dwelling-house on Stocket-road leading from west end of Maberly-street, first house

on right-hand side after leaving Skene-square

Rosebank— a dwelling-house on left-hand side of Hardgate, near Bellevue house

Roseburn Cottage—80 Hutcheon-street

Rotunda Place—at Ferryhill, east corner of Roy's nursery

Royfold—on road leading to right from Rubislaw-toll, half-a-mile from Toll, on right-hand side

Ruby Cottage—17 North Silver-street

Rubislaw Place—about sixty yards north from Albyn-place

Rubislaw House—on Skene road, about fifty yards beyond Rubislaw Toll-bar, on right-hand side

Rubislaw Works and Bleachfield—.near Skene-road, a quarter of a mile beyond Toll bar, on left-hand side

Rubislaw Quarries— on Skene-road, about five minutes' walk beyond Rubislaw-toll, right-hand side

Rubislaw Den—on road leading to right from Rubislaw-toll, about half-a-mile from Toll

Rubislaw Park—on Skene-road, three minutes' walk beyond Rubislaw-toll, right-hand side

RuthrieBton Market Stance—on South Turnpike-road, about half-a-mile from south end of Holburn-stieet

left-hand side

Ruthrieston House—on South Turnpike-road, half-a-mile beyond south end of Holburn.street ri"ht-

hand side

Ruthrieston Cottage— on South Turnpike, road, half-a-mile beyond south end of Holburn-street ri"ht-

hand side

Ruthrieston Lodge—on South Turnpike-road, half-a-mile beyond south end of Holburn-street right.

band side

Sclattie— a village at junction of Inverury and Old Meldrum-roads, about two miles beyond WoodsideScot6town—about two miles north-west from Bridge of DonSeafield—a dwelling-house about half-a-mile south from Rubislaw Bleachfield

Seaview Gardens—at east end of Constitution-street, adjoining Links, left-hand side

Seamount Place (late Porthill)—a large square, branching off to right, near the top of GallowgateSheddocksley—a mansion on Old Skene Road, three-and-a-half miles from Caroline-place, right-hand side

Sim's Cottage—in Holburn-street, about two hundred yards beyond bridge, on left-hand Bide

Slopfield—a cottage on Countesswells-road, two aud-a-half miles from Holburn-street, left-hand side

Springbank—a dwelling-house on Inverness-road, near Kittybrewster-toll, left-hand side

Summerhill—a mansion on South High Stocket-road leading past Morningfield, two miles from Skene-square, right-hand side

Summerfield— a group of dwelling houses at lower end of Park street, on left-hand side

Sunnyside—adjoining Spittal, three minutes' walk west from Red Lion Inn

Springhill—a mansion on Old Skene-road, three miles from Caroline-place

Spa Well— in Spa-street, west side of Infirmary

Stocket Road (South High)— leads south-west from Mile-end, by left-hand-side road, past Morningfield,and on to the Stocket

Stocket Road (North High)—leads westward from Mile-end, by right-hand-side road, past Raeden andOakbank, and on to the Stocket

Stocket Road (Low)— leads in a straight line westward from Caroline-place, past Westburn, Bonnymuirand Woodhill, on to Stocket

Strawberrybank—-a line of cottages near foot of Bon-accord-row, right-hand side of entrance to HardgateStoneytown—a group of dwelling houses on Skene-road, right-hand side, about three hundred yards west

from Albert-street

Stoneywood—about two miles north from Woodside, on the south-side of river DonTwin Cottage—about the middle of Holburn-street, on right-hand side

Torry Farm—on south side of river Dee, half-a-mile east of Wellington-bridge

Torry Farm Brick Works—on south side of river Dee, half-a-mile east of Tony-farmTorry Village—south side of harbour entrance

Union Grove—a mansion at Wellington-place, on west side of Holburn Church

Yl PLACES IN THE SUBURBS.

Uuion Glen Distillery— beside Holburn-bridge, oq Holburn-street, left-hand side

United Cottage— Holburn-street, two minutes' walk beyond south end of Holburn-street, left-hand side

Villa Franca— a cottage about a hundred yards east of Morningfield

Villafield—a cottage near Gilcomston Dam, three minutes' walk from north end of Albert-street

View Place— a dwelling-house at west end of Rosemount, left-hand side

Viewton Place—a dwelling-house on the road from Mounthooly to Spittal, left-hand side

Viewfield—between Countesswells and Rubislaw-roads, one-half-mile west of Rubislaw Bleachfield

Wallfield—on Low Stocket-road, one mile from Caroline-place, right-hand side

Walkerhill— new name for Burnieboozle— (see Bamieboozle)

Walnut Cottage—on Rutbrieston-road, about half-a-mile beyond south end of Holburn-street, right-

hand side

Waterton—about two miles north from Woodside, on south side of river DonWellington, or Suspension Bridge—on river Dee, near Ferryhill

Westfield—a mansion near north end of Albert-street, entrance at foot of Craigie-loanings

Westfield Nursery—on Craigie-loanings, left-hand side, three minutes' walk from north end of Albeit-st.

Westburn— a mansion on Low Stocket-road, right-hand side, three minutes' walk from Caroline-place

Whitehall—dwelling-bouse near Gilcomston Dam, a quarter-of a- mile from north end of Albert-street, on

road leading west from ditto

Whitemyres— a mansion on Old Skene-road, threeand-three-fourth miles from Skene square, by LowStocket-road

Willowbank—a mansion on left-hand side of Hardgate, nearly opposite New-bridge

Willowpark—a dwelling-house on Low Stocket-road, two miles from Caroline-place, left-harjd side

OLD ABERDEEN.

MAGISTRATES AND TOWN COUNCIL.

Provost, Professor George Ferguson.

BAILIES.Dr. Gordon ;

Mr. Robert Djce ; Mr. George Grub; Mr. Alexander Stables, Merchant.

Captain L. X. Leslie.

Dr. Robert Poison.

Mr. Alex. Stables. Jun.

MERCHANT COUNCILLORS.Treasurer, Mr. Thomas Leask.

Mr. John Clark. i

Dr. Fyfe.Dr. Hercules Scott.

Mr. David Thomson,Mr. Alexander Nicol.

Mr. James Jaffray, Weaver... Peter Matheson, Tailor.

TRADES COUNCILLORS.I Mr. William Laws, Wright.

.. James Connon, Shoemaker.Mr. George Smith, Blacksmith... William Smith, Blacksmith.

Treasurer, Mr. Thomas Leask.Pro-Fiscal, ... Alexander Stronach, Advocate.Town-Clerk, ... George Grub, Advocate,

Officer, ... John Simpson.

Adam, John, gardener, 4 Chanonry.-.w.-rm James, Editor of " Herald,' h. 110 High st.

William, tailor, 46 Spittal

^*.rr~. Miss, 21 College boundsAiken, George, grocer, 49 High street

„v~„~» Mrs, lodgings, 15 College boundsAirth, Stephen, boot and shoemaker, 26 Spittal

Alexander, Mrs Charles, Donbank cottage

Allan, Alexander, cabinetmaker, 83 High street, h.

4 ChanonryAllen, George, flesher, 2 Don street

Anderson, Rev. Alexander, rector of Gymnasium,7 Chanonry

-.-,-„.^, Alexander, farmer, Cluny's wynd«„v*~~» Mrs G., superintendent, Female Penitentiary,

28 Spittai

Annand, Miss, 30 College boundsArthur, James, blacksmith, King street road

Baillie, Mrs, dressmaker, 90 High street

Bain, William, grocer, 64 Spittal

„«, John, Seaton gate

Bannerman, Mrs Dr., 8 ChanonryBrown, A. G., 113 High street

Bogg, John, sub-janitor, King's College™^™~ Mrs Alex., 98 High street

Borthwick, Charles, shipmaster, 7 High street •

Buchan, Miss, of Auchmacoy, 16 ChanonryBurnett, Miss, of Kemnay, Don street

Burr, Peter, manager, Seaton brick and tile work

Campbell, Jas., teacher, Old Bridge of Don school. ~*~ Roderick, vintner, Seaton gate

Catto, Miss, 108 High street

Charles, George, tailor, funeral and occasionalwaiter, High street

„™,™ William, painter and glazier, 86 High street

Chisholm, Alexander, 89 High street

Christie, John, flourmiller, 48 High street

Clapperton, Mrs Dr, 29 College boundsClark, Alexander, sexton (St. Peter's Cemetery)

h. Lodge, King street road„~»„~. Alexander, cooper, Don street

~~v~~» James, cooper, Don street

. John, advocate, 37 High street

^~~*~ Robert, painter and paper-hanger, Don st.^ Mrs Dr, 71 High street

»~»—. Mrs George, baker, 79 High street

Connon, David, boot & shoemaker, 9 College bounds~r~~~* Robert, gardener, Brick-kilns

™~.™ Mrs, lodgings, 14 College boundsCorraack, George, portrait and miniature painter,

16 College boundsCoutts, Jas., teacher, Free Church School, High st.

Till OLD ABERDEEN.

Coutts, Miss, dressmaker, 35 Don street

Cowie, John, teacher (Parochial School) 5 New st.

Cromar, Mrs David, feuar, 89 Spittal

Cruickshank, Jn,, manufacturer, 23 College bounds

Daun, Robert, M.D., deputy inspector-general ofhospitals ; The Priory, 16 Chanonry

Dawson, John G., writer, 45 High street

Deans, William, manufacturer, and keeper of the

Trades' morteloths, 50 Spittal

Donald, Mrs James, Kildare cottage, King st. roadDownie, Charles, carter, and Old Aberdeen carrier,

30 High street

Dunn, Joseph, farmer, 68 High street

Dunbar, Duncan, manufacturer, Don street

-™~™ James, night watchman, Don street

Duncan, William, carter, Spittal

~»~— William, flesher, Spittal

^».^«. Mrs John, 20 Spittal

Durie, Charles, lodgings, 3 High street

Edeksheim, Rev. Alfred, 112 High street

Edmund, William, 22 College boundsEwen, Mrs, lodgings, 40 Spittal

Ferguson, George, A.M., professor of Humanity,King's College, h. 11 College bounds

Findlay, Mrs James, lodgings, 6 College boundsForbes, Captain, 15 Chanonry„~.„~ Mrs Colonel Arthur, 10 Chanonry™» . Mrs Dr, Powis lodgeFraser, George, 80 Spittal

Fuller, Frederick, M.A., professor of Mathematics,University and King's College

Fyfe, Andw., M.D., professor of Chemistry, King'sCollege, h. 34 College bounds

,.-„v„w* Thomas, road contractor, Bridge of Don

Gall, Mrs, lodgings, 19 College boundsGeorge, Charles (of Oswald, G. & Co.) 11 ChanonryGerrard, Misses, 6 ChanonryGibb, William, boot and shoemaker, 9 College

bounds«™,~wv Mrs, midwife, 9 College boundsGibson, William, surgeon and druggist, 3 High st.,

h. 58 High street

Gill, Mrs, lodgings, 92 Spittal

Glover, Thomas, chief officer, preventive station,

Bridge of DonGordon, James, M.D., 110 High street

Grant, Alexander, farmer, 74 High street

~~»~w» Duncan, lodgings, 97 Spittal

~~»~~» Robert, farmer, 67 High street

Gray, Mrs, feuar, lodgings, 63 Spittal

Grub and Clark, boot and shoemaker, 13 Collegebounds

Hay, Lord James, of Seaton, Seaton house~»~— Mrs. vintner, Love lane, Spittal

Hector, Mrs, lodgings, 79 Spittal

Henderson, Mrs, lodgings, 8 High street-

Hutcheson, James, Don street

Hut ton, Mrs Charles, 1 Love lane, Spittal

Irvine, Francis, M.D., 15 High street

Jappray, James, grocer, Seaton gateMiss, 48 Don street

Jamieson, William, shoemaker, College laneJohnston, John, grocer, Old Bridge of Don, and at

Don-view

Johnston, John, steward, 15 SpittalMiss Jane, lodgings, 96 Spittal

Keith, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 57Spittal

Kemlo, Gideon, miller, Don MillsKemp, James, manufacturer, 20 Don streetKilgour, James, lodgings, 58 High street~~»— John, sexton, Church gateKynoch, Ninian, clerk to St. Peter's churchyard,

64 Spittal

Laws, William, cartwright, King street roadLawson, F., blacksmith, 2, h. 4, Seaton gateLawrence, William, carter, High streetLeask, John, session-clerk, and rector of Grammar

School, h. 113 High street—,— Thomas, tea, wine, and spirit merchant, 16,7t. 17 High streetMrs, lodgings, 82 Spittal

~™~™ Mrs, vintner, King street roadLeighton, John, builder and lodgings, Orchard

CottageLeith, George, weaver, East Back RoadLeslie, Capt, L.X., 14th regiment, H.P„ Tillydrone~~»-^» Hugh Fraser, of Powis, Powis house

William, shoemaker, King street roadLinton, William, mason, High streetLyell, Mrs, lodgings, 12 College bounds

M'Donald, David, haberdasher, 104 High streetM'Farlane, Thomas, vintner, Red Lion, SpittalM'lnnes, Mrs, lodgings, 76 SpittalM'Kenzie, Duncan, feuar, 27 Spittal~~~~. George, commercial traveller, Rose Cottage,

Orchard laneMacGhie, Miss, seminary, High streetMackie, Charles, cattle dealer, 37 Don street~~™~ William, farmer, Seaton gateMaclean, William, principal-audit clerk, Great

North of Scotland Railway, 56 SpittalM'Tavish, Henry, feuar, lodgings, 59 SpittalMacleod, Miss, 71 High streetMacpherson, Rev. Robt, D.D., professor of Di-

vinity, King's CollegeMacrobie, Peter, farmer, SunnysideMassie, Joseph, shoemaker, 49 Spittal.™»—. William, salmon fisher, New Bridge of DonMatheson, P. tailor, Orchard House, College boundsMellis, Peter, manager, (Smith, Irvine, & Co.) h.

Fir-Hill-well CottageMelvin, Alexander, carter, High streetMennie, William, manager, (Smith, Irvine, & Co.)

h. 25 High street

Michael, James, carter, 6 Spittal-Millar, Alex., road overseer, Buchan district,

East Back roadMilne, George, gardener, 46 High street

, James, ftiuar, 29 College bounds~~— John, cart and plough wright, Seaton gateMitchell's Hospital, 9 Chanonry

Mrs, feuar, 20 Spittal

Mollison, Mrs James, lodgings, 19 College boundsMorrison, Wm., grocer, tea, and spirit dealer, Bal-

gownie road, Bridge of DonMurray, Miss, 27 College bounds

Nicol, Alexander, shipowner, Seaton farm«~.»~ Leslie, sexton, Church gate~~.~~*. Wm., overseer, salmon fishings, Bridge of

Don

OLD ABERDEEN. IX

Paton, Misses, of Grandholm, SunnybankPenitenitary, Female, 28 Spittal—Mrs, Anderson,

superintendentPerkins, Eev. Frederick, baptist minister, 56

High street

Pittendrigh, John, Bridge of Don TavernPoison, John, innkeeper, 3 New street

~™,™ Robert L., M.D., surgeon, 2 ChanonryPost Office, Receiving, 43 High street

Primrose, Mrs George, 61 Don street

Rae, John, grocer, King street road

,™„™ Alexander, farmer, King street road

Ramage, George, teacher, (Bell's School) Kingstreet road

Reid, Alex., gardener, Tillydrone, Seaton—~~~- Mrs, lodgings, 12 College boundsRennie, Alex., salmon fisher, Bridgefield houseRichmond, Thomas, late inspecting commander

(Coast Guard) 63 Don street

Ritchie, James, shipowner, Orchard cottage

Robbie, Donald, lodgings 98 Spittal

Robertson, Alexander, Balgownie LodgeRoss, James, sheriff officer, 44 High street

__„w. J., teacher of music, 8 College bounds-™„™ John, brewer, 19 High street

™.~™ Robt., surgeon and apothecary, (Post Office)

43 High street

Ruxton, David, Brick and Tile Work

Scott, A., professor of Hebrew, King's College.„~,™ Hercules, LL.D., professor of Moral Philo-

sophy, King's College, h. at College

...~,~~ Miss, lodgings, 94 Spittal

Shand, Geo., Old Aberdeen flourmill, King-st. road

Simpson, Andrew, wright, 30 College bounds-™_~. Ann, taacher, Bridge of DonSinger, George, feuar, 28 High street

Smart, William, gardener, 39 Spittal

Smith, A., grocer, 59 High street

~—™. A., gardener, Ji. & seed-shop, King-st. road

~—~™ George, blacksmith, King street roa'd—™» Irvine, & Co., brewers, 18 High street—^~. James, tailor and grocer, 25 College bounds.,~™» John, boot and shoemaker, 48 High street

Smith, John, sacrist, King's College

™..~. John, Old Bridge, of Don„„ Rev. Robert, Old Machar Church, 14

Chanonry~~~~. Robert, steward, 94 Spittal

„™~~ William, farrier, King street road

Stables, Alex., and Son, grocers and spirit mer-chants, 112 High street

™.™. George, vintner, 102 High street

Stephen, William, shipmaster, Orchard houseStevenson, James, Seaton gate

„»«» . James and son, boot and shoemakers, 23High street

Stirling, William, farmer, 10 High street

Stott, James, gardener, Seaton gate

Strachan, Walter, steward, 40 Spittal

Straith, Mrs, midwife, 6 College bounds„~-„™ Misses, dressmakers, 6 College boundsSutherland, John, Viewton place

™.~~. Robert, farmer and ftuar, 70 Spittal

Swanson, Miss, 57 Don street

Taylor, James, tailor, Don street

™~-~~ Robert, rope and twine manufacturer, Frog-hall lane

^~ Miss, lodgings. 26 College boundsThorn, John, sen., sheriff-officer, 43 Don street

~~.~~» John, jun., constable and sheriff-officer, 4College bounds

™~.~~ William, mason, 66 High street

Thomson, David, professor of Natural Philosophy,King's College, h. 33 College bounds

„^~~. James, grocer and spirit dealer, 30 High st.

Turreff, Gavin, clerk, 46 High street

Vade, John, Bridgefield-house, Bridge of Don

Watkiks, Alexander, Primrose hill

Watt, Alexander, 24 Spittal

~™.™ John, Mains of SeatonWilson, Miss Agnes, 60 Spittal

Wood, Rev. James George, Old Machar Church,5 Chanonry

„^,„ Miss, governess, Mitchell's Hospital, 9 Cha-nonry

WOODSIDE.

WOODSIDE.

Established

CHURCHES.; Free, Robert Forbes ; Evangelical Union, James B. Laing.

TEACHERS.Free Church,—Adam Boddie.

Female Teachers,—Misses Hall, Fraser, Henderson, Kelman, Kerr, and M'Kenzie.

Post-Office, 67, Hadden Street—Robert M'Donald, Postmaster.

George Cooper, 117, Hadden Street, Letter Carrier.

FEUARS' ASSOCIATION OF COTTON, WOODSIDE, AND TANFIELD, Instituted 1841

FOR PROMOTING THE IMPROVEMENT AND PROSPERITY OF THESE VILLAGES.

latron, Right Hon. Lord James Hay.

President, James Corken ; Treasurer, John Reid ; Secretary, Robert M'Donald,

And a Committee of Twelve.

PAROCHIAL COAL FUND 1840.

President, John Wight ; Treasurer and Secretary, Robert Forbes.

Four Extraordinary and twenty-four Ordinary Directors.

TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY, 1839.— 60 Members.

President, Alexander ReidVice-Presidents, R. Forbes and J. B. Laing

Secretaries, W. F. Wight and J. Wight, jun.Treasurer, Garden Hepburn

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY—1853.

President, Robert Forbes Secretary, Robert HarveyVice-Presidents, J. Laing and T. Gilchrist Treasurer, David Ferrier

Council of nine.—Exhibitions, Saturday, July 1, and September 2, in Woodside School

TEMPERANCE COFFEE AND READING ROOMS, US Hadden Street

Attendant, Mrs Farquharson

MUSICAL SOCIET Y— 1853.

Patron, T. A. Curtis|

President, Dr Gilchrist

About 24 members. Meet every Monday evening at eight o'clock for practice in the school

Secretary, W. F. WightTreasurer, Alexander Glass

MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, 1853.—meets every Friday at 8, p.m.

Secretary, John Cooper ; Treasurer, Alexander Troup.

Police Officer, William Richardson, 104 Hadden StreetInland Revenue Officer, John Broomhead, Lower Middlefield House

Adhn, Charles, farmer, Hilton house

Anderson, George, blacksmith, Grandholm, h. 3

Mary place, Don street

Bailie, George, keeper of the keys of the Donsubscription fire-engine, 21 Don street

Bain, George, farmer, Mains of Hilton

Barker, J., & Soni, manufacturers, Gordon's mills

Barron, Wm., boot and shoemaker, 4 Queen street,

A, 104 Hadden street

Barron, Thomas, painter, 18 Wellington street, It.

107 Hadden streetBeattie, Andrew, leather dealer, boot and shoema-

ker, 142, h. 140 Hadden streetBeverly, A., blacksmith, Backhill of HiltonBlack, Wm., carter, 147 Barron streetBoddie, Adam, teacher, Woodside School, h. 1 Tan-

field walkBower, Robert, M.D., librarian, King's College, h.

Tanfield house

WOODSIDE. XI

Bowie, William, feuar, 8 Canal street

Brand, Chas., railway contractor, 14 Don terrace

Broomhead, John, officer of Inland Revenue, h.

Lower Middlefield LouseBooth, Mrs, midwife, 36 Wellington street

Brown, David, blacksmith, 9 Hadden street

™«.„-~ George, of Tanfield, Bairnehall

Caied, William, mason, 11 Grandholm street

Catto, James, farmer, Lower Cotton~~»~~» William, farmer, PersleyChisholm, Alex. F., watchmaker, 114 Hadden st.

Clark, Alexander, farmer, HayfieldCooper, George, letter carrier, 117 Hadden street

Corken, James, feuar, 1 Don street

Curtis, T. A., (Leys Masson and Co.) GrandholmCottage

Cowie, Wm., grocer, 134 Hadden street

~~~~~ Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 134 Haddenstreet

Crombie, Peter, jeweller, Carnation CottageCruickshank, James, grocer, 115 Hadden street

Diack, James, cowfeeder, Gaelic lane

Donald, Andrew, stabler, 10 Wellington street

,~~,~~ John, merchant, 15 Hadden street

Duguid, Alexander, carter, 48 Canal terraceDunn, William, fisher, Cruives of DonDurward, Andrew, merchant, 109 Hadden street

Ferrier, A. & Co., manufacturers, 5, h. 7 Haddenstreet

Fettes, David, boot and shoemaker, 223 Barron-st.Finwick, Miss, dressmaker and milliner, 121 Had-

den street

Fisher, John, grocer and spirit dealer, 31 Welling-ton street

Forbes, Rev. Robert, Free Church ManseFraser, Miss, teacher, 57 Canal terraceFullerton, John, (Johnston and Fullerton) 40

School lane

Gibson, Miss, dressmaker, 131 Hadden streetGilchrist, Isaac, M.D., surgeon, Ardenville, Queen

street

Glass, Alexander, general merchant and circulatinglibrary, 69 and 71 Hadden street

™.™« Mrs John, feuar, h. 121 Hadden street

Gordon, C, 68 Hadden street

~~.»_ Barron, and Co., cotton spinners, manufac-turers, and bleachers, Woodside Works

~~.~~ Miss, lodgings, 12 Wellington street

Grant, Alex., gardener, Grandholm cottage-™,~~ Captain John, Woodside house_~»™>. George, cashier, Grandholm, h. 13 Don-ter.~_„~, Patrick, gardener, 235 Barron Street,~~,~-, Miss, dressmaker, 130 Hadden street

Gray, William, grocer and clothier, 2, h. 4 Haddenstreet

Greig, William, carter, 17 Hadden street

Gunn, John, contractor, 7 Barron street

w»~™. John, jun., agent, (J. & P. Cameron, Aber-deen) h. 7 Barron street

Hadden, Alex., (Leys, Masson, & Co.) GrandholmLodge

Hall, Miss, teacher, 50 Canal terrace

Harper, Alexander, overseer, Woodside lodgeHarvey, James, Fountville, TanfieldHector, Thomas, grocer, 153, h. 155 Hadden streetHenderson, John, druggist, 138, h. 120 Hadden-st.

Henderson, Matthew, farmer, Smithfield

~~.~w» William, farmer, Hilton bank—.v™ Miss, teacher, 120 Hadden street

Hepburn, Garden, tailor, 116 Hadden street

Hewit, William, carter, 12 Bairnshall laneHobbs, David, precentor, 10 Summer street

Ironside, James, vintner, 301 Barron street

Jack, William, grocer, 47 Barron street

Johnston & Fullerton, builders & timber merchts.,20 Hadden street

„~.~~. William (of Johnston and Fullerton), h. 18Hadden street

Joss, James (Aberdeen Railway) 217 Barron treet

Kelman, Miss, teacher, h. 127 Hadden street

Kempt, Irvine, 50 Hadden street

~_~~» John, gas overseer, h. Lower MiddlefieldKerr, Miss, teacher, 152 Hadden street

Laing, Rev. James B. (Cotton Chapel), h. 105.Had-den street

Lawson, Alexander, boat-house~~»~~~ Joseph, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 85

Barron street

Leslie, William, vintner, Gordon's millsLeys, Masson and Co., manufacturers, Grandholm

M'Donald, David, boot and shoemaker, 26 Haddenstreet

~~»~~. Jas., grocer and spirit dealer, 76 Barron st.

~~..~~ Robert, apothecary and postmaster, 67, h.

65 Hadden street

M'Intosh, Donald, contractor, 67 Canal terraceM'Kechnie, Mrs Niel, Canal terraceM'Kenzie, Mrs, midwife, 70 Hadden street—,~~ Miss, teacher, Porthill School, 70 Hadden

street

M'Lennan, John, toll-keeper, KittybrewsterM'Pherson, Miss, corn extractor, Honey cottage, 61

Canal terrace

Matthews, Mrs., grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 28, h.

26 Don street

Melvin, John, mason, 9 Hadden streetMilne, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, Hayton«~.~~. Miss, Millbank, 40 Canal terraceMunro, George, shoemaker, 121 Barron streetMurray, Robert, clothier, 143 h. 145 Hadden street

~—— William, flesher, 149, h. 147 Hadden street

Nicol, William, wright, 90, h. 92 Hadden street

Philip, John, overseer, Grandholm, h. Mains ofGrandholm

Ploughman, Ann, merchant, 49 Hadden streetPoole, Richard, M.D., F.R.C.P.E., private asy-

lum, Middlefield house

Reid, John, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 21Hadden street

Rennie, Robert, grocer, 1 Barron streetRiach, Mrs, grocer tea and spirit dealer, 6, /*. 8

Hadden street

Richardson, William, Rural Police, 104 Hadden st.

Riddel, James, Kittybrewster tavernRobb, James, boot & shoemaker 151 Barron streetRobertson, William, farmer, Rose hill

™~~ William, grocer, 52 Barron street—^» Mrs W., grocer and clothier, 169, h. 171Barron street

Xll WOODSIDE.

Eobson, James, feuar, HaytonEose, William, grocer, tea and spirit dealer, 4 Bar-

ron street

Ross, Charles, grocer, tea, wine, and spirit .mer-

chant, ironmonger, &c, 137 Hadden street

,~~.~~ Donald, leather dealer, boot and shoemaker,127 Barron street

,~~„~. Kenneth, feuar, 26 Gaelic lane

Scott, David, slater, 10 School lane

^-~~w< Francis, feuar, 19 Gaelic lane

„m— John, farmer, Hayton road, Gordon's Mills

..~~ William, farmer, Don terrace

Scroggie, John, wright, 28 Hadden street

Seton, Alex., 150 Hadden street

Sherret, James, grocer, 181 Barron street

Schivas, John, contractor, 239 Barron street

Skinner, George, flesher, h. 1 Hadden street

,~~„~. James, flesher, 48, h. 43 Hadden street

Sullivan, Bartholomew, paper-mould and dandy-rollmaker, Wellington place

Smith, Charles, mason, 1 Don street

,~~„™ John, gardener, Bairnshall

Stevenson, James, grocer, Gordon's mills

Stephen, Chas., clothier and grocer, 85 Hadden st.

Stiven, Mrs, baker and confectioner, 100, h. 98Hadden street

Sutherland, Hugh, manager, Grandholm Works, h.

Grandholm

Stewart, Hugh, beadle, Established Church, h. 8King street

™*~~ John, comb manufacturer, Cotton lodge

Taylor, James, farmer and grocer, 145, h. 147Barron street

,™„™ John, merchant, 231 Barron street—~w» William, gardener, 15 Wellington street

~v—— James, jun., farmer, Middlefield~™~~- John, groeer, tea, and spirit dealer, 215, h.

217 Barron street

Troup, Mrs, Newseat, Wellington street

Urquhart, Miss, dressmaker. 122 Hadden street

Walker, George, tailor, 59 Barron street

~~»~~» Miss, Hilton houseWarrack, Miss, baker, 36 & 38 Barron street

Watson, George, engineer, Grandholm Works, h.

PersleyWatt, John, plumber (Grandholm Works) h. 54

Hadden street

Wight, John, baker, 46, h, 44 Hadden street

Williamson, Alex., Granitehill

Yodng, James, carter, 18 Wellington street

Toungson, Peter, sen., bleacher, Gordon's Mills~~.~~» Peter, jun., manager, Gordon's Mills

ADVERTISEMENTS.

218 UNION STREET. 218

ROYAL MUSIC SALOON.

BY SPECIAL rJdP^^^mf^wi APPOINTMENT.

J. M A R R,

MUSIC SELLER AND PIANO-FORTE MAKER TO THE QUEEN.

WELL SELECTED Stock of PIANO-FORTES from the most eminent London Makers ; also

l those of his own manufacture, as approved of and purchased by her Majesty.

HARPS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES, and BRASS INSTRUMENTSin great variety, and every article in the Music Trade.

New Music every weeJe.

GENERAL DY E-W ORES,42 UPPERKIRKGATE. 42

ROBERT FERGUSON, DYER,RESPECTFULLY returns thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and Public in general of Aberdeen

and County, and the surrounding Counties, for the liberal patronage conferred upon him dur-

ing the sixteen years he has been in business in Aberdeen.

R. F. trusts, from his long practical experience and friendly correspondence with some of the first

Masters of the Art in the South and "West of Scotland, to be able to give his employers every satis-

faction.

The Dye-house arrangements at present are as follows :

—

MERINOES, COBURGS, &c, Dyed and Dressed, commencing on Tuesday every week.

SILKS, VELVETS, POPLINS, &c, Dyed and Dressed on the most approved principles,

commencing on Wednesday and Friday every week.

SILKS Watered on Thursday and Saturday.

CARPETS, CRUMB-CLOTHS, and HEARTH-RUGS Cleaned.

All sorts of LINEN DRAPERY Hot Calendered.

MOREEN and DAMASK FURNITURE Cleaned, Re-dyed and Dressed.

PRINTED FURNITURE Cleaned, Starched, and Glazed.

STRAW BONNETS Dyed Black, Tuesday and Friday,

KID GLOVES Dyed Black.

Gentlemen's Apparel Renovated in a Superior Style.

I§gp Orders from the Country attended to with punctuality and Despatch.

*^* Not accountablefor any article left over twelve months.

GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.JOHN F R B E S

TNVITES the attention of Gentlemen to his SUMMER STOCK of First-CIass Goods, which is at-1

- present complete in all the various Materials suitable for DRESS.Morning, Office, and Shooting COATS ; OVERCOATS, for travelling and walking ; an Elegant

Variety of WOVE QUILTINGS for Summer Waistcoatings ; TWEEDS, DOESKINS, CRAPES,&c, for Trousers; NECKTIES, STOCKS, GLOVES, BRACES, HOSIERY, and UNDER-CLOTHING.

Gentlemen's DRESS SHIRTS, all sizes and qualities.

SHIRT FRONTS and COLLARS.TRAVELLING PLAIDS and RAILWAY WRAPPERS.TRAVELLING LEATHER PORTMANTEAUS, all sizes and qualities.

HIT EXTRA LIGHT SUMMER HATS.

OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT,73, UNION STREET, ABERDEEN.

WAX FLOWERS."VS7"AX FLOWERS Modelled in Sprays and Branches ; Bouquets made to Order in a variety of

" Styles;Specimen Groups on hand, copied from nature by Miss Mathison, 20, St. Nicholas

Street. 1st Floor, where may be had every requisite for Wax Flower Modellers, including WaxSheets of various colours, Powder Paints, Down, Bloom, White and Green Silk Wires, Curling Pins,Tinting Brushes, Leaf Moulds, &c.

GENERALDYING & CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT,

26. GEORGE STREET, ABERDEEN.

JOHN M'G SEQOfiT1EGS to return his best thanks to his numerous friends, in town and country, for the liberal pa-JL* tronage with which he has been favoured since he commenced business in Aberdeen, and to in-

timate that he has made such alterations and improvements on his premises as—in connection with hislong experience, and knowledge of Dyeing in all its departments—will enable bim to conduct the busi-ness with such efficiency and despatch, as, he hopes, will secure for him a continuance of that approba-

,

tion and support from his Customers, which he has hitherto so liberally experienced.

VELVETS, SILKS, SATINS. MERINOES, UNION CLOTHS, &c,Dyed and Finished in a new and superior manner.

MOREENS AND DAMASKS CLEANED AND DYED.CHINTZ CURTAINS AND COVERS CLEANED AND GLAZED.

TABLE AND CARPET COVERS CLEANED AND DYED.CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED.

GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES AND LADIES' CLOAKS RENOVATED.RIBBONS DYED AND WATERED.

BLOND LACE AND CRAPE DYED AND DRESSED.STRAW AND CHIP BONNETS DYED AND FINISHED.

KID GLOVES DYED.SHAWLS AND DRESSES CLEANED AND FINISHED,

Without injuring the most delicate Colours.

WOOLLEN YARNS DYED ALL COLOURS.

*** ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

^* Not accountablefor any Article left over /Six Montlis.

Concertinas, Flutinas,

and Accordions,

English, French, and German,

IN GREAT VARIETY,

With Instruction Books expressly adapted

to each.

JAMES CETJICKSHANK,

TEACHER,

35, ST. NICHOLAS STEEET,

(First Floor),

T3ESPECTFULLY invites public inspec-

-™-*;tion of his present Stock of these In-

struments, which he can confidently affirm as

superior in quality to any yet offered for sale

in Aberdeen, and at the lowest figure.

Kepairs and Tuning on the Shortest

Notice at reduced prices.

Terms of Teaching as formerly.

>UEE Medicinal COD LIVEE OIL, from Newfoundland, Season 1853, sold by P. WILLIAM-

SON & SON, 141, Union Street, in Bottles at Is., 2s., 2s. 6d., and by the Gallon.

w

T. M E N Z I E S*

STATIONEEY AND PEINTING WAEEHOUSE,

52 CASTLE STEEET, 52

ABEEDEEN.

EITING PAPEKS, by the best English and Scotch Makers.

PEINTING PAPEES in great variety

DEAWING PAPEE ; Tinted Posts, and Coloured Papers of all sizes and qualities. Cards and Card-

Board, plain and fancy Colours, in great variety.

PENS, PENCILS, WAX, WAFEES, &C, &C.

LEDGEES, Day Books, Cash Books, and a Large Stock of Memorandum and Pass Books, full Bound

half and quarter bound of very best quality of Paper and Binding

NAUTICAL STATIONERY—Log Books, Cargo Books, Tide Tables, Bills of Lading, &c, &c,

Customhouse Entries, all sorts.

BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, PSALM BOOKS, in great variety and at all prices

SCHOOL BOOKS all kinds; a well selected Stock of BOOKS connected with the general Literature,

of the day

Ordersfor Plain and Ornamental Printing executed with Despatch and Neatness.

STOGUMBER PALE ALE.PT^HE above Ale is of a Pleasant Bitter, Clear and SparUing, and differs from most other Light Ales in-

-*- retaining a fine frothy head for a long while. It is brewed with the water from the celebrated Sto-

gumber Spring, and is strongly recommended to invalids, and persons who require Tonics. It is nowin general use amongst those who frequent the South of England in search of health.

FARQUHARSON & CO.,

131, UNION STREET,

SOLE AGENTS FOB ABERDEEN.

PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,5, CROWN STREET, ABERDEEN.

j" OGAN & COMPANY have always on hand a Choice Selection of Piano-fortes by Broadwood-*-' & Sons and other eminent London Makers, in addition to Instruments manufactured by them-selves, which they thoroughly warrant being made of the very best Materials and Workmanship, andwhich they can confidently recommend to stand well.

Subjoined is a List of their Prices:—No. 1. PIANO—Mahogany, Cottage-6g Octaves-C. to A.—0. Gr. fall, £24

Rosewood, Do. Do. Corner frets,~»~—~~~~~.,. 26

Elegant Mahogany, Do. Full frets 28

i o. Rosewood, Do. Do. „~-~~»—^^^~v„ 30

Mahogany, Semi-Cabinet, Do. Do. ~~,~~v™*„™,~~„ 32 to 34

Rosewood. Do. Do. Do. „~» „ 34 to 36

Extra Finish, Do. Do. ~~~~- ,~~.~~„w..~~ 40

2. Do.

3. Do.

4. Do.

5. Do.

6. Do.

7. Do-

^&

—

The above Instruments can behadfinished (neither Zebra, Maple, Walnut,

or other Fancy Woods.

vs~ Instruments Exchanged—Lent on Hire—Tuned and Repaired in Town or Country.

NEATLY DONE UP IN CLOTH, WITH ILLUSTRATIONS,—PRICE ONE SHILLING,

THE STRANGER'S GUIDE THROUGH ABERDEEN,A SERIES OF WALKS THROUGH THE CITY AND ENVIRONS.

TO WHICH IS ADDED,

A TRIP TO THE SOUTH BY THE ABERDEEN RAILWAY.

fTIHE Work embraces Notices of the principal Public Buildings, &c, in and around Aberdeen ; and-*- a description of the Towns and Villages adjoining the Aberdeen Railway Line.

•MAT PF. HAD OF ALL BOOKSELLERS, AND AT 42, CASTLE STREET, ABERDEEN.

MR. KING DENTIST,37, MARISCHAL STREET,

CONTINUES to supply the loss of TEETH of the same Materials formerly used, and now in use,

for half the price usually charged.

*** Teeth Extracted.

THE ABERDEEN MUSICAL ACADEMY,REMOVED TO No. 3, LANGSTANE PLACE,

Head of Dee Street.

A/j R. DAVIE and MRS. WILLIAM HUNTER beg to tender their grateful acknowledgments to

the Patrons of their Musical Academy, and to intimate that they have removed the Academyto more centrical and commodious premises in

No. 3, LANGSTANE PLACE, Head of DEE STREET,where every effort will continue to be made to do justice to Pupils who are received for the study ofVocal Music, Sacred and Secular ; the Organ ; Harmonium or Seraphim ; Piano-forte ; SpanishGuitar; Violin; Flute; Single and Double Flageolet, &e. &c.

Ladies desirous of attaining the proper characteristic style and expression of our own National

Music, will be so initiated in practice, and accompanied with the Violin either in the Academy or at

the Pupil's residence.

N.B.—An excellent French Harmonium, a few Violins, Tenors, and Violoncello for sale, terms

moderate.

No. 3, LANGSTANE PLACE,

Head of Dee Street.

Aberdeen, June 6, 1854.

JOHN DUNCAN,GOLDSMITH, JEWELLER, LAPIDARY, AND OPTICIAN,

4, ST. NICHOLAS STREET, ABERDEEN,

Has always on hand a Select Assortment of

SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES,Of the most Fashionable Patterns,

In Gold, Silver, Steel, and Tortoiseshell,

Fitted with the finest Glass Lenses, and the Oriental Brazilian Crystals or Peebles, the qualities of

which are so highly recommended by the most eminent Oculists and Opticians.

*** Spectacles suited to the various sights with the utmost care.

Farmers' & Gardeners' Seed Glasses, Stanhope Lenses.

POCKET MAGNIFIERS, MICROSCOPES, DEER-STALKING TELESCOPES.

Pocket Compasses, Thermometers, Upright & Wheel Barometers.

$xitax$amtti bg $M of |larilamnil

Head Office:

8, KING STREET, ABERDEEN.

Branches :

EDINBURGH—20, St. Andrew Square. GLASGOW—19, St. Vincent Place.

LONDON—1, Moorgate Street.

General Board of Directors at Aberdeen.

JOHN CliUICKSHANK, Esq., LL.D., Chairman.

THOMAS BLAIKIE, Esq., Lord Provost. I JOHN DUNCAN, Esq., Manufacturer.

JOHN ANGUS, Esq., Advocate. WILLIAM LESLIE, Esq., Architect.

FRANCIS CLERIHEW, Esq., Advocate. JOHN YEATS, Esq. of Kincorth.

MEDICAL OFFICER,

WILLIAM LESLIE, Esq., Surgeon.

AUDITOR.

JAMES MESTON, Esq., Accountant.

Bankers.

The UNION BANKING CO. in Aberdeen. j The ABERDEEN TOWN & COUNTY BANK.

The NORTH OF SCOTLAND BANK.

THIS Institution was established in 1836, since which period its business has been extensively

prosecuted, both at home and abroad, with marked success.

In 1848, the Act of Parliament 11. and 12. Vic, cap. 46, was granted for the Incorporation and

Constitution of the Company, and to regulate its affairs

The Company offers to the Public very important advantages, and affords, by its large Paid-up

Capital and Accumulated Fund—with a Proprietary nearly ONE THOUSAND in number—the

great majority of whom are parties of standing and influence in the locality—an undoubted security for

all its engagements.

At the Annual Meeting of the Corporation, held on 9th June, it was shown that during the year,

—

1st, That, in the Fire Insurance Branch, there had been issued 5507 Policies, coveriug upwards of

Six Millions Sterling, and that the gross Annual Fire Premiums amounted to £29,824.

2nd That, in the Life Assurance Branch, 573 New Policies had been issued for Capital Sums,

amounting to £271,571, yielding an additional revenue of £9242 ; that 71 Proposals for

£45,090 had been declined or accepted, but not carried out; and that the number of Life

Policies on the Company's Books, after deducting those lapsed or surrendered, was 3130,

covering £1,260,180.

3rd, That Twelve Annuities had been sold for £2461, and that Nine Annuitants had died during the

year.

4th, That the Annual Revenue of the Company, from all sources, exceeded £75,000, and that the

Accumulated Funds, exclusive of paid-up Capital, were upwards of £176,000.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Tke Company grants Insurances against Fire on Dwelling-houses, Manufactories, Rents, Furniture,

Goods, and Merchandise; Shipping in Port or in Dock, and while building or repairing ; and

on almost every other description of property within the united kingdom, and in most foreign

countries, at the usual rates of Premium.

LIFE DEPARTMENT.

The varied and comprehensive Table of the Company are so framed as to suit the convenience and

circumstances of every class of persons assuring, whether as a provision for their families, or as a col-

lateral security in pecuniary transactions ; on comparison with those of other Offices they will be

found particularly favourable to the Assured.

NON-PARTICIPATION BRANCH.—Assurances effected for fixed Sums, at the most moderate

rates of Premium consistent with perfect safety.

PARTICIPATION BRANCH.—No liability of Partnership as in Mutual Societies, although the

Assured receive the whole of the Profits, which, at the last division, amounted, on some of the Po-

licies, to 68 per Cent, of the Premiums paid.

FOREIGN RESIDENCE.—The Assured are permitted to reside in any part of the world, distant

more than 33° from the Equator, without payment of extra Premium—persons engaged in gold-digg-

ing, or other hazardous occupations, excepted.

VOYAGES.—No charge is made for voyages between Europe"and British North America or the

United States, nor in the Mediterranean, within the above°limits—Seafaring persons by profession

excepted.

No Entry Money, nor charge for Policy Stamp.

Medical Reports paid for by the Company.

Policies Indisputable, unless obtained by fraudulent or intentional misrepresentation or conceal,

ment.

At the TWO LAST INVESTIGATIONS into the affairs of this Corporation, Large Additions

were made to the Participation Policies then in force : for example

—

A Policy for £1000 current 30th April, 1837, was increased to««,^. £1202 6 11

With right to Prospective additions at the rate of £1 7s. 6d. per cent, per annum—should the Policy

become a claim before the NEXT INVESTIGATION, which will be made at 30th April, 1856.

Specimen of the Tables.

ANNUAL PREMIUM FOR ASSURING £100.

Age. 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60

6 16 8

6 6 3

With Profits 1 1 16 9

Without Pro. 1 12 7

2 1 11

1 17 1

2 8

2 2 7

2 14 11

2 8 8

3 3 11

2 16 8

3 14 3

3 5 9

4 7 4

3 19

5 7 3

4 19 1

ANNUITIES and ENDOWMENTS granted on very favourable terms.

Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses containing full Tables of Bates, and all other information, may be had at

the Head Offices or Agencies throughout the country.

Wm. CHALMERS, Manager.

H. AMBROSE SMITH, Secretary.

THE

Established 1825.

Incorporated 6g &ct of Parliament.

CAPITAL £1,000,000.

Head Office „ ^ABERDEEN.Office in EDINBURGH-65, Princes Street. Office in GLASGOW—111, St. Vincent Street.

Office in LONDON—20, Cannon Street, City.

General Board of Dieectoes at Aberdeen.

DAVID CHALMERS, Esq. of Westburn,

Chairman.

ALEXANDER BURNES S, Esq. ofMastrick

ROBERT CATTO, Jun., Esq., Merchant.

ROBERT LEDINGHAM, Esq. of Water-

idgemuir.

Bankees—The ABERDEEN TOWN AND COUNTY BANKConsulting Physician—De. DYCE.Law Agent—JOHN WEBSTER, Esq., Advocate.

WILLIAM LITTLEJOHN, Esq., Banker.

THOMAS SANGSTER, Esq., Advocate.

JAMES SIMPSON, Esq., Advocate.

NEIL SMITH, Jun., Esq., Merchant.

ALEXANDER STROSACH,EsQ.ofDrum-allan.

LIFE DEPARTMENT.The system of this Company presents a combination of the most important advantages, of which

the following may be enumerated.

I. Absolute security is afforded by the funds accumulated from premiums, with the guarantee of a

large Capital.

II. The Premiums are moderate.

III. Investigations are made quinquennially, and.intermediate Bonuses are allowed on Participating

Policies that may become claims between two periods of division ; the interests of the holders of suchPolicies being in this manner equalized as perfectly as by any system.

IV. Policies, in which the age of the Assured is admitted, are now issued without liability to bedisputed on any ground whatever, after the lapse of five years from their date, provided only that the

Ordinary Premiums be regularly paid with any extra that may be incurred.

V. No extra charge is now made for residence in any part of the world, north of 38 degrees of

north latitude, or south of 30 degrees of south latitude,—California and the Gold Regions of Australia

alone excepted. The extra for sea risk is very moderate.

VI. For surrender of Policies for the term of life, effected at uniform rates, and which have beenthree years in force, a return of Forty per cent, of the Ordinary Premiums received will at any time

be allowed, and that, in the case of Participating Policies, in addition to the value of vested Bonusesthereon.

Prospectuses containing important information regarding the last investigation, as at 10th February,

1852, with tables of rates, may be obtained on application at any of the Offices" or Agencies of the

Company.

ANNUAL PREMIUMS FOR ASSURANCE OF £100 AT DEATH.WITHOUT PARTICIPATION IN PEOFITS.

Age. Premium. Age. Premium. Age. Premium.

20 £1 12 3 32 £2 4 10 44 £3 3 11

22 1 13 11 34 2 7 5 46 3 7 1024 1 15 11 36 2 10 4 48 3 12 7

26 1 18 38 2 13 7 50 3 18 6

28 2 4 40 2 17 1 52 4 5 8

30 2 2 6 42 3 5 54 4 13 8

ANNUAL PEEMIUMS FOR ASSURANCE OF £100 AT DEATH.

WITH PARTICIPATION IN PROFITS.

Age.

2022

2426

2S

30

Premium.

£1 16 5

18 46

2 115 7

8 1

32343638

4042

Premium.

£2 10 82 13 7

2 16 11

3 7

3 4 6

3 8

Age.

4446485052

54

Premium

.

£3 11 93 15 11

4 11

4 7 34 14 105 3 4

Premiums may be made payable half-yearly or quarterly to suit the convenience of parties.

Life Assurance Policy Stamps, and Fees to Medical Referees, paid by the Company.

FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Common, Hazardous, and Doubly Hazardous Risks are undertaken at the usual rates of Is. 6d

2s. 6d., and 4s. 6d. per cent, respectively. Special Insurances at increased rates.

By order of the Directors,

CHARLES F. GRIFFITH, Manager.

JOHN WATSON, Secretary.

Aberdeen, May, 1854.

ABERDEEN AND NEWCASTLE STEAM-SHIP,VICTORIA.

THE ABERDEEN and NEWCASTLE STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S First Class

(A 1) Steamer, " VICTORIA," J. T. WILLETT, Commander,

Leaves ABERDEEN for NEWCASTLEAnd NEWCASTLE for ABERDEEN

Every WEDNESDAY.Every SATURDAY.

Fares—CABIN, 15s., Steward's Fees included ; STEERAGE, 10s.

ABERDEEN AND PETERHEAD.

The " VICTORIA," will be despatched, until further notice, every TUESDAY Morning (weather

permitting) at SEVEN o'clock, or as near to that hour as the state of the tide will permit, for PETER-HEAD, and return on the evening of the same day.

Boats will be in waiting at the Dock Gates to take passengers off to the Vessel when she has to lie

in the Bay.

Fares—To and from Peterhead, CABIN, 6s.; STEERAGE, 4s.

To Peterhead, „ 3s. 6d.; „ 2s. 6d.

The accommodation for Passengers and Goods is superior, while the stowage room for Live Stock

is of the most ample description.

Goods and Live Stock carried on Beck at the SJiipper's Hisk.

All Goods intended for Shipment must be alongside the Vessel one hour previous to the adve*-.

tised time of sailing, otherwise their shipment will not be guaranteed.

For Rates of Freight, apply to NISBET & ROBERTSON, Managers, 47, Marischal Street, Aber-

deen ; or to the Agent at Newcastle, ROBERT STOREY, Fenwick's Entry, Quay-side.

GEORGE DUNCANJDEGS to acquaint his friends and the public generally, that he has opened the Premises, 32, UP-

PEEKIEKGATE, where he intends to Buy and Sell all kinds of GRAIN, FLOUE OAT-MEAL, BAELEY, PEASE, BICE, SAGO, LINTSEED, POTATOES, &c. &c. ; and he hopes bystrict attentiou, to gain the patronage of Customers.

Aberdeen, 32, Upferkiekgate.

NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK OF ABERDEEN.Office, 17, GUESTBOW.

TEUSTEES AND MANAGEES.The Lord Provost I The Member of Parliament for th I

The Eldest Baillie CountyThe Dean of Guild The Sheriff

mi16 Convener of the Trades

JThe Sheriff Substitute of Aberdeen

I he Minister of the West Parish The Convener of the CountyPresident of the Society of Advocates i The President of the Mechanics' InstiTreasurer of the Society of Advocates tutionPresident of the Shipmasters' Society The Secretary of the Mechanics' Insti.The Member of Parliament for the City

j tution

The above are Managers ex-'officiis.

* William Allardyce, MerchantDavid Blaikie of Eubislaw Den*John Blaikie of Craigiebnckler*Newell Burnett, Advocate*David Chalmers of Westbum*John Duncan, Manufacturer*James Edmond, Advocate*Nathaniel Farquhar, AdvocateJames Fraser, MerchantJames Garden, AdvocateWilliam Henderson, M D.

*George Henry, MerchantJames Horn, Merchant*Alexander Jopp, Advocate

Those marked (*) are Trustees.

John Leslie, ManufacturerGeorge Lyall, MerchantJames B.M'Combie of Jellybrancfe

*John D. Milne, sen., AdvocateJohn D. Milne, jun., Advocate*James Murray, AdvocateArthur Bead, ManufacturerJames Eettie, JewellerEobcrt Shand, Advocate*Arthur Thomson, BankerJohn Watt, Advocate

*Peter Williamson, Druggist'

*John Whyte, Merchant

Treasurer, David "Wyllie, Cashier of the Aberdeen Bank.Actuary and Cashier, Alexander Boss, Advocate.

Assistant Cashier, John Barron, Advocate.Book-keeper, Thomas Biddell, Accountant.

THE BANK is open every THUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATUEDAY, from Nine to Teno'clock Morning, and from Seven to Eight o'clock Evening, both for the receipt and repayment

of Deposits.

It receives in Deposit any sum from One Shilling upwards to the extent of £30, within each year,

ending at 20th November, and £150 in whole. A Pass-Book is given to each Depositor gratis, con-

taining an abstract of the Rules, and the Depositor's Account with the Bank. Full copies of the Eules

may be had for Sixpence each.

Interest at the rate of THEEE PEE CENT, is allowed on every sum of Five Shillings or up-

wards Deposited, for the full number of days the Depositor remains in the Bank, and is added to the

principal, at 20th November yearly, whether the Depositor attend at the time or not. The Interest is

free from Income Tax or any other deduction whatever.

The sums deposited, or any part of them, will be repaid whenever they are wanted; previous notice

being given, in terms of the, Eules, for sums above £10, but with which notice the Trustees and

Managers dispense in cases of urgency, and on a sufficient reason, in the opinion of them or the Officers,

being given.

In terms of the Acts of Parliament, a Duplicate of the Annual Balance Sheet of the whole affairs

of the Bank, made up to the 20th November yearly, is hung up in the Office, for the inspection and

information of all concerned ; and any Depositor is entitled to a printed copy of it on payment of One

Penny.There is also printed, at the end of every four weeks, an Abstract of the whole transactions of the

Bank during the previous mojith, with a statement annexed of the whole sums due to Depositors at

its dale, the amount in the hands of Government, and the balance in the hands of the Treasurer and

Cashier respectively. Depositors may have a copy of any of these Abstracts on payment of One Penny*

By order of the Trustees and Managers,

ALEX. EOSS, Actuary and Cashier.

Aberdeen, I'Zth June, 1854.

DURABLE AND EFFECTIVE ROOFING,AT ONE-FOURTH THE PEICE OF SLATING.

"C'ULL particulars, and directions for the use of F. M'NEILL & CO.'S PATENT ASPHALTE,•*- BITUMEN, and THICK DEY HAIE FELTS, with numerous Testimonials of Ten Years'

experience, may be obtained, post free, by addressing a Letter to

DANIEL MAC AN DEE W,

120, LOCH STEEET, ABERDEEN,

AGENT FOR THE PATENTEES. 9

The price of Eoofing Felt is only One Penny per Square Foot, and parties sending to the Agent

may have any quantity cut off and furnished on the instant, with the requisite supply of suitable

Nails and Tar.

^

GLASS AND CHINA MERCHANT,

& POTTER TO HER MAJESTY,

55 CASTLE STREET, 55

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ABERDEEN

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